P.
53
s. 000 MARRIAGE Tm Silk
if UP OH-liltlstl-‘ilm
:.L :14? 0'. Thin
. .-= ”‘W‘il limit-r. on]
.4 . v .. no lonxor
ricd six times in rapid succcssion.
tho col-oniouy in each instance hc~
in; performed Just ovor the Illtonts
d , ovusmns of its Stair line at Crown Point. XML. for
many years Chicago's "Gretna
r..:.r no" furor A Groon." .
F ‘22-" yours in He was arrcsted in Now York on
I . ,. under urn-st a charge of having deserted his sixth
-. ; l-r arr rxport- wife.
~. mur'rlngl cure— Mrs. Willie Marshall Ward. os-
.. -r ' arm. tensihle wife of Judge Henry C.
w T tmots statutes
w. u from mum'-
dntr of the
Ward. of Sterling. 111.. is the woman
tho has boon arrested.
Assistant ‘l'nltcd States District
Attorncy. P. H. Ward. her stcpson
' :9!-
--. l
.. .. . ' loan Cm- is the complainant against her.
. » '.—.-t to for] tho, Mrs. “’ard marricd Judce Ward
I .. . v,,;...-Mur.. Th.- in COdlh‘llle. 0.... Jan. 2. 1822. s
.. - ,3, nm 2...”, en- short time—lea than a month—afl-
cr her divorce in Chicago.
. --.,.§ ~1~_ 17m The marriage turned out unhap-
-r . Wyn”. intro- pity and. n for: days ago. the Judkc
. .1, nub MIN for an annulment. cltlnr the
_ _ ‘ __ dworcc in Cook County. as his roa-
“ ‘ I \H‘“ l\ CI’MMER son. awning that the marriage 'as
‘ _.;Im Tl“. salads illctsl in that it took place Wit in
. ”a ”if”: n”; a year after the door» was granted.
.ws lntllcortion. hum lflm
4...”, bag 5,53%. lrs. “‘nrd promtply retaliated by"
. .t I‘rxmrmh nro placing lcttcrs in thc hands of nor
nun-ll that can in-
\ (‘nihartic ’l‘:.l.-'
nttornry which shc assortcd shop
that Judgr "nrd ndviacd hcr to pot
. ,3. ”on”. :rr: .1 divorce and paid the expense for
.- . stlvls. Thv‘y thc action.
. f L - t w I can cat Shc is thirty~ihrcm Judge “'ard
.' (-slwc-rr. Lucas- is smcntyiuo.
a ._t ‘-'=omc phsslt‘ ){rr stopson thrn causcd a With
much. tours the
bows-ls. Still—
; ‘lll'll‘l —.\d\.
rant to be drawn for hcr arrest.
charging that shc lh rd illcgally with
his iathcr.
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GOAP and water take the place of re-
L decorating when your walls are painted
with Patton’s Velumins. Dirt, dust and
grime can’t penetrate this famous oil list
They can only adhere to the
surface and are easily washed away.
u all paint.
Architects and interior decorators reo
ommcnd Velnmina highly.
that rich, soft-toned simplicity that is so
mu: l». in vogue to-day. This artistic, eco-
(ll-'lecal, longservicc wall paint comes in
shite and sixteen attractive tones.
We have Velnmina all ready for appli-
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to advise with you in the selection of
paints, varnishes and enamels for any
n u rposc.
ABE COHEN
9mm and nsoouroa
For it gives
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BATHING SUITS
BATHING SHOES
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Ira. “rd became hysterical
when the warrant was sewed upon
her and unable to leave the house.
tn custody. was placed under guard
Judge W'ard has been an attorney
for fortydwo years.
For autoea years he
in Vi'hitosido country
and for four
years was a judge in the City Court
at Sterling.
It. will be recalled that Harold r.
McCormick. the multimillionairc
chairman of the executive commit—
tee of the International Harvester
Company, did not return to Chicago
after his marrlalre in Paris to Gan-
ns Vi'alska. the beautiful Polish op-
era. star until a year had elapsed
following his divorce from Mrs.
Edith Rockefeller McCormick. the
daughter or John 'D. Rockefeller.
Nat-rim Fir-st. Cousin
When he did bring his Polish
bride to Chicago after tho year had
clapscd they worn remarried at ”to
Lake l’orost home of his brother.
It. will also be rccallod that Ru-
dolph Valentino oxpcriencod similar
dimculties when he married ‘Winh
frcd Hudnut in Mexico.
Valentino was arrested. but chars:-
es arainst him were dropped when
he promiscd not to live with his
bride for a your and that he and
she would thcn be romarricd.
Many othcr cams equally as im-
portant have been made public in
various parts of the country. but the
nrrcst of Mrs. “‘ard. and the con—
viction of Krcll are the first. instanc-
r-s in Illinois nherc'arrcsis and pros-
cctliion lmvo follmvcd.
The involvcmcnt that may folow
m I. judgl
Young Tom was surprisingly like
his father and in no way did this
show iteclt morc decidedly than in
his admiration for Mother chwell.
Tom adored his mother. but in one
thing he was firm; he just would not
take seriously her efforts at making
him ta‘kc an interest in her hobby.
food. 'l‘ruc. the young man often
took Mother Pedwell's suggestions as
to his own diet. although he usually
refused to admit it. but the gcncral
subjcct of diet was to him. so far as
his family know. “just one of
Mother's bully ideas.
lint suddenly there came a change
Tfim hrs'an sidlinz round his mother
“hon she was in tho kitchcn. asking
quostions when she “'t‘llt to market
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Ms, Booties“:- City Hospital; Food Omaha! of the War
ADVENTURES OF FEDWELL FAMILY
The “Big Boy” of the Family
Study of Foods and Surprises His Family
By “31m STUART GIBBS, Rod mus.
evasion of the laws arc pxnmplified and studying. surreptitiously it I!
in thr‘ strange cal-lo of llarryh. truahor housckccping books.
“lakl‘filt‘t‘. Jr. son of a “ell—104m ““‘hat's got into Tom?" said
Chicun furniture merchant. rather Feds-oil one. mrnionx. “I
Yclmg lilakcslce marricd his first
cousin. Mists Olive Roccrs. in 1912.
That marriage undr-r the laxv is
illonl in that first cousins are not
allotvcd to marry in Illinois.
Anyway. thorn are two children 'l‘lwn Mollwl' Pcdwcll kncw?
by tho first marriage. . That night Tom cnml‘ "“0 l!"
Aftnr a your or so, young hlaltcs- roon‘ and said: "Motlv‘l'. "MP" ‘33"
loo toll in love with anothnr woman. aim is not a vol-v good ‘.t‘l“’l'(“"‘i“"r
Mrs. lilnkrslno No. ] sued hint for but I promised in tram all I rim
divorce chariflhk cru ty. and tlw about how you do things and tell
dccrco “as granted .‘ovcmlwr
:s -__,_._
lzi. lio nlarricd nillcr womnn
ill Crown Point on llnrcmlmr 3. ions
than a month later and bciore thla
llm‘roo was signed.
Mrs. “rosin ltlnknslcc. the second
\vli’r. was not satisilml by this or-
rnmrcmcnt. llcllovinlr it to ho :1 big—
amous mm‘l-iaao. To satisfy lwv- tluv
rniurnmi to l‘rmtn l‘uillt n mouth
lntvr. nrtcr ill" simlng of tilt- llm‘rno
nnd “ore niarrictl a snvnn-l time.
BELL lSlAlill
wms HOT GAME
Home RuliSlécaturc Play-
ing at Country Club-—
Score 18 to 17.
found him busily rcuviiml,r your diet
books the other day. and even pour-
in: ovor 'Rolps for Youngr House-
“"hrs.‘ which he shut with a snap
“hen ha‘ saw me."
The owl-la "trotting in a rut" are
t‘nmilinr ix mmv llollsokPr-por. This
"rut" thnt ill limos menace.- tho nt-
iral‘tlvmlos! out! pnlzltnbility of al-
most ext-r3- family inhln is particu-
larly dangnrous ill summcr. slncI-
P‘f‘l‘)’ lllcmher of ill“ family must
kccp what he can of nppptiia.
Fonwiimr-s it is lsrcnly n mutter of
looking about (mo and adapting ”to
allzcvstm"! of exports to rule‘s nwn
pl'vl-lc'll. This tlnincli nttifuvlv or
miml illni ill-st arms the problem and
”int prm-r-olla systnmntll-nlly in an!“‘
it Is lust us sorvll‘cahln in funding "1“
familv as in financing a hlw “dual."
T r- llrll llnnolmll
lslnlul
i'rlnl Th" .1" . -
. . mmor lllctnn thou should
s' o - | .
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- . . I" y on” pg M _ . ‘
IIn"]p "ml “.0" by ”1“ mnro "r [N mania illnt hft\‘> lltllized "to it! Hi.
mum of hrs! and oil'urt in ihelr prep-
ill 17 McLaughlin pitcllml fur nrntlon‘ it should provldiD a mini-
tho
'lll nllf‘l‘fl
:ltlll llnnlnll and “'0le dill
FOR TIRED APPETITES IN AUGCTST
Summer Meals Should Be Provided with a Mini-
mum of Heat and Effort Consistent
with Requirements
1 the map.
ithat community as is was plannvd
mount] duty. for lhn (‘olmtry ('llllt. ms}? n:llt‘lwrm1:4"l;o:rs;;dcznsl::nt
f,.:l;:r;.k l.r;llll'oy; twirl-I ll“ llln llnll l:ill‘7‘"fll '(llr‘l'l ”‘9". Should i).
"‘"l' l v Htkri. ”on n " '
Smith of ”1." lillnnr'l l‘l’ln “Hill-5ft] raring-v .n' ""HC‘U‘V .P22P:P:il as:
"in hull fur :l Iirc-uit (‘l'llll A rrn‘llrn :gqn" ”with“? :‘nfaq Ni! PM m
anlln will lw pl‘lvm] hi the ('rllpntry .420"le "" 8‘ ""1 ’93, P z ’2
Mull. no)" sung,” slum-Ii flallrn lnrzr-ly in soups am]
Thu l'nllntry .Hm" *mm “.1. tics-fir”: all florl should bn linusllnl-
WW)“ and ”union. pin-h”. ”mm”, lv attrnrthn tn the- eye as well as to
thin: linsf‘. Imlulvr. firct hflsn, l‘lflyn': lh;r:lart(o1_lh“i ,, "”4pr warp can
mllv lcr,‘ l'. “urns, ls l ‘ l: ‘ ‘ " V n" ' ' '
‘lllint, kfl'llnll haw, {Msrvlhfn']',.,:' iributml by n group of experts sit-l
tor fltlIl S'hnng. gym“ "up. Allmn thrir snlwilnn took into consider];-
Mann rm] V'Illnlr,.. light ”4,1 tit-n all ll!" points r~nllmbrntcfl H'VOVQ.‘
' Th” llcll island 1mm was: lilo- ssh." “vegm‘
.unn, (alpha, “”4 ”rm", ““3“. A. 1.2 onvnlnpp gelatin»
Mrlnrhlnn third llnso. ;[_ Mt'llmh. 2 twillospoonfuls cold waif-r
Inn. pi‘vhor. Smith firef M“... H yolks of two 0122..
l'efrvrn, "awn", ,1. M’Lsrh'nm h" .‘s' talllhaprlonfuls sugar
“old. i'. l'hfffirg. rnngrr (i. l'l. “'llrr], I tr‘nspoonflll Sit"
right field, Mrllrnth' LR in'lsprmnflil paprik‘t
‘- fnw grains cayenne
2-2 (-np milk
REORGANlfiI
‘VILTON I’OST '2- ia M: spoonfuls
juice
' ~ “"”" 1 9 Mi f it
A moofmz of tho Jamrs Pl. W‘hlp- ) (agvhgz..;a;way;u
p‘c Pos‘. No. RS, American imglon I
lottuce.
“as hrl'l Thursday owning at the l - t '
homo of Colonel E. K. Count-r in so“! gonfln! “1 COM “mm- ”‘9
short sin“
Cfihr.f‘"l :4 nc
" ' ' u ' ks
w l o . ‘ < ‘ .mnutex Melt l liter. and add ~\ol
”at; n and the fast “a. r!) organ- of “Sgt well ”53“". sugar, salt.
. plprika. and cayenne. Remove from
Several mombars of Ho Frank C.
Godfrcy Post. of this rlty stranded
the rnecting. and ('Omman-lcr Lenny
1). Downs talked to thc \‘i'liton vet-
crans on the American lyczlon.
Following this talk offirors were
electcd for the. present your. George
D. Barringor was chosen Comman-
dor of the Post.
Enthusiasm ran high at the meet-
ing and tho Wilton veterans mean to
put the. James B. W'hlpplc Post on
Their first good work in
firc and add gradually milk. vinegar.
and pincnppio juice. Cook in double
boiler. stirring constantly until mix-
turc thickcns. and add <oskcd gels-
tina- Remove rfom range. and heat
two mlnlltr-s. Cool. stirring occasion~
ally. and when bczlnninz to sot add
prepared fruit. using Msrsschino
cherrlcs. out in small pieces and
strained. oranzo pulp. canned sliced
pincapplc. cut in small pieces, and
cream. beaten until stiff. brine care-
ful that the fruit does not settle to
the bottom. Pack in mould that has
last evening is the rcpalrinz and
5 and a committee was appointcd last
" evening to arrange for this al'rair.
‘ of the Post. on the first and Socond 2
‘Tuesdyas of each month after the 2
inert meeting which will
3 home of George Pleasants. (in Au- I;
putting in first class condition, the“
much neglected Wilton Honor Roll.
The Wilton Post will run an affair
to raise funds to carry on this work
born dipped in cold water and let
stand a fe whours until firm. When
set remove to bed of crisp lettuce
leaves. and cut in slices. crosswise.
for serving. Serve with or without
mayonnaise dressing.
(Moe Custard
cups milk
‘ tablespoonfuls ground coffce
be held lg teaspoon alt
Friday evening. August 10th at the 3 #228
cup sugar
V, teaspoont‘ui vanilla.
Scald milk with coffee and strain.
Beat eggs slightly: add sugar. salt.
vanilla and milk. Strain into but—
It. was voted to hold the moorings
gust 28th at the regular meeting of
the Post. a large delegation of both
the members of the Frank C. God-
frey Post and the Auxiliary will at-
Conducted by WINIFRED STUART GIBBS
' College, Columbia. University; feather Of! Its Research
Laba- Board; Contributor to Ladies’ Home Jail. ms! and
Takes Up the
her.”
Mother chwell "never batted an
eye," as Tom expressed it stcr. and
simply said:
"Vi’here is she. on? Can't I teach
her myself I'd love to."
"Gee. you’re a pcach. Mums. not
to {all in a. fit or anything like that!
I meant to 21*“ you beforc, but Holcn
went to Europn aftcr we met last
summer down in Maine, and I just
heard today that she is sailing and
that we may tell the family.
"When she gets home I'd like to
have you tell her things. But I've
been thinking a lot, about all you
have done to make us well. and l'm
going- to pick up things. too. while
I'm at homo. so's I can help Helen.
She is the tincst cvcr. but she can't
beat you at food stunts!"
Mother It‘cdwen‘s eyes shonn. Here
was rncoursgrmnnt, ind-«ed! Tom
had never shown more than a
passing interest inu the family diet
councils. and Mother Fodwvll i'c-ll
repaid to know that her teachings
would begin over again in a now
home.
”it's another incantivc." Sht‘ sold to
herself. as she blew a kiss to Tom.
“I'm going to toll every mother I
know."
And she did!
I
Doe! In Blue Ring
Crcnm dried boot and nrrnnr° on
it plattcr surroundcd by a. bordnr of
cooked rice.
Crenmcll “"N‘li‘l with Tcnl [not
C. 'r‘r onc~hnlf of an omelr-t wl'h
vnal loni’ mlncl vi; fold and turn ruin,
a hot platter. Forvo at once with
u hits, on "(‘P.
(‘rt-a "fled “Pot with Pnncllcd
Em
This nppctizlnu and nutritious di‘h
may l\(‘ snrl'vd for lrcnkfnst, llttl"ll
or supra . Forvn dried bee-i. crcnmr‘rl
on rfillll'l‘! of to'lstell brand with
roar-had our: on top of Pflt‘lt sllcc.
Cammol (‘u‘inrll
4 cups scaldni milk
5 r-ggs
t5 toaspoontlli suit
1 tosspoorlful vanilla
19 cup sugar
brown color. Allrl crmlllzllly to mi“-'
twin: careful that milk does not
l» H l‘lf' up and to over. as is null!» on
account of hlch tcmpcratllre of
sugar. As soon I! surnr is mcltcd ‘n
milk. nrlll mleurc Brndvtnlly to cuts
slizht'y bcntcn, 8(1’1 suit and flavor.
inc. then strain in buttered mould
Rako as custard. Chill and scru-
xvith carsmcl sauce.
“sum and Choose . .
3 stir-M bacon
7 choose or 4 tablcspo'mfuls
‘5 tcaspoonflll onion juico
l tablesponful milk
'v’; teaspoonflll salt
dash paprika.
Crisp the bacon and brc'll:
small pie-cos. Mir chm-so
and milk Wlth
thoroughly and
crackers.
.' info
rr-asorlinz
twat-on. Hoot
serve on toast or
Choose .
l mu, milk
1 tablespoonflll onion
1 Mario mace
1 popper pod
2 tablospoonfuls buttcr
‘ tablespoonfuls flom-
14 cup grated cheese
‘1 egg yolks
l teaspoonful salt
14 tcaspoonful whitc popper
Scald milk. onion. mace and pPp~
PM pod. Molt huttcr in saucepan.
blond flour with melted buttcr.
Strain milk‘and seasonings, and add
gradually to flour mixture. stirrinr
all the timr. Roturn to double bollct
to cook. When creamy. add thc
choc-so. salt and poppor. stirring until
choose is melted. Thcn‘ pour ovor
won-beaten egg yolks. stirring all tho
time. Whip until frothlnr and serve.
Ginger Custard
t"anion ginger
4 cgws
'1 cups milk
‘é cup suga
11 teaspoon ul salt
3. toaspoontuls vanila
Cut Canton singer in thin strips
and use for garnishing sides of but-
torcd individual moulds. Boat eggs
slightly. add sugar. milk and sessnn~
inns and strain into mould. Set in a
v
. «l l» l h .. .
Put sugar 1 nomhlet pan. stirrim: "Dr" “‘4 h” ‘ F“ d '9'“ r F in"
‘ ‘ ‘ about "that nut caimcal” (- “th'li
((ll!5lllllll_\' ovt-r lmt part of runs" hc'r'd *nlnrcb" ‘ ‘ "‘
lvntll moltcll to n syrup of itch! ' ' " “
cl‘llr‘rcn arc allnwrrl to do irvw
pfirll“"t‘i.’il cookory" our.“ in .'l whit-r.
v-nichinc thr- cf’fcci of hc'zt on czgl
whit“ or crcnm ST‘Il?"" or cccom thcrc
tvifl' lm dcvclopcrl an intclllgcnt and
i
that Covers
and ! temnfisl t
Bureau; Forms!!!
“
“131m1-ll) STUART GIBBS
Food Authority “1m Conduct Our
1 Family Food
A SEBMONETTE
“C'RFIA I“ i E:
‘\'0RK"
DRE”!
m8 cm-
By \“SIF‘RFZD STI'I'AR‘!‘ GIBBS
Food W. list
"Crrntivo work" is one of the
numerous phrns‘cs that hrlvc fiorvrrcd
in tho cordon of our cnmpositc voca-
bulary. Artists hogan it by so do-
Sr‘riblr: their work. u‘hnthcr paint—
irrr or writlrl: or who? not: cdllcrtto‘rr
'tdnbtml it as cvprosrivc of thnir nm-
bitinns for thclr sillrlnnis: s‘udcnis
thrmSclvns——but why so on” Tho
{Pct rcmnlns that tvc horn yic'dcd to
rt unillrnl tnvntntoin and by our very
adoption rt tho phrase lirtitcd its
rpnllrnilor.
“‘Hic’t bribes. its to our text-thni
crri'vtito on‘h’i‘v mnv be Sn? coinz in
on" worth-will!" flcld “‘hntsnovcr.
"fill t‘l'l' tho succlnl lntcrcrt of O"!-
F'n‘nl'v Food. tlln sclcrtlnn. adminis—
trrt‘ou null propnrntoin of dictaricr.
'li'i'nrvls 1 pcculi'lrly intcrorting op-
poril‘riiy for this sumo “crcativc
work."
For cvnmn‘c. lar-("rc you r'nn the
dict to.» look or Jar-ct lit him or hcr
r'mm‘s‘ and r-vr‘n wriir- n't‘ t“" Far-
tlc'll-lr list of foods ho or rho Would
'iko to hot n. l‘szc this hurls
for vomit-"Miro criticism. r'iminn‘lrr
and 34 “WP. nl'X'r‘v.‘ “‘H’t 9““ P‘lll'l'!
~nfl\'n lrtnrret 12rd rnmrcvotl'r. so
ihn.‘ Wllt‘t‘ i!"- flnlrhcd mo"! plan is
newly tho voting-tor: will know why
it is thus and ro. Our cor" for it.
9.97!
So. in tho motior of croccvv. i' tho
v
worknb'c krowlcrlgo of cockinz that
will St'lml in good sicnd throughout
ihc child's whnlc liic.
"(VOTINKP work" in dict 3rd cook-
in: may «on b» tho first stops to-
word crcrltivc. work in lnrgcr living
int-‘1'.
Nutrition Nuggets
Pinon a pan of wall“? in tho oven
who. you rlrc baking broad. Thr-
sioam will lm-‘p the crust soft, tcndcr
and smooth.
The cvermopulnr ice cream rflrc-
vidcs our of tho important vitamincs:
this is ihc \‘Itrlminc that promotes,
growth and is found in butter fat.
s s o
thn ores arc oxpcnsivc try
omitting one car. from a rccipe for:
muffins cr othcr bakcd mixtn‘rc. cut—
ting out 1-2 tnblcspoon of the short-
cning and adding an cxtra. teaspoon
of baking powdcr.
s s
s
’ i
To remove :43th from mould. sct .
the mould in warm (not hot) watch.
slightly iooscn jolly at sidcs of mould
ond thcn shnkc gcntly from side to:
side. placc dish. lnvcrtcd. on plat!“
and carcfully slip of? mould. ;
s s s i
Two cnvclopcs of gelatin is rum-i
cicnt for 2 quarts of jelly. ;
s s s 5
An oxcellont summer beverage is;
movie by combing- one 3133: of 5“:va
milk with a half glass of sour crcam.
Boat until very smooth and Pprinklc
top with pulvcrlzod nut meats. 1
s s s I
Fresh cream that has soured to an
oven thickness may be used as ill
spread for bread. Sprinkler! with
salt. it is delicious and very nourish-
pan of hot Watcr and bake until
firm. \Removc to serving dish whcnl
tend and an auxiliary will be form-
ed for the Wilton Post.
terod individual moulds. set in pan
of hot Water and bake until firm.
make the trip.
Hackensack Lodge No. 420. Loyal
Order of Mo’oee will be at tho Park
tomorrow on the Sirius. 1.400 will
am revs 360M
or muons
mt Dreams Oil-rs haunt Relief.
With ale mud master stroke.
sweet Dreams will rid your room or
mime-sou. D. 6.. Aug. e.-—
Whllo a! math»: or most peopl-s
who meets themselm with state-
cm Has been focu-ed on the Lsu~
sauna and other European confer-
ali monuitoes. ‘
Sprinkle Sweet Dreams freely in
all of the dark corners of your room
\
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q- ’
‘ m
\‘g l "M! n
“33:”... g . su-
lira-no.
cllillc tohougy hl.rmu
chino thoroughly.
mmmeT l
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ations. the Near Eastern question
and similar preplexed tangles of in-'
ternational diplomacy. l
of the date of its first meeting.
force of public opinion will be de-
pended upon chiefly for the enforce-
ing.
Copyright. 1923, The American Food
Journal
treaty provides that all controversies
arising between American States
Which have not been settled through
diplomatic channels shall be submit-
ted to a commission of inquiry to be
composed of five members. Every
member must be an American—that
is a citizen of one of the republics
of either North or 803th America.
This commission shall, investigate
and render a report within one year
The.
MENUS FOR AUG .
Sunday
Lunch
Dried pea. soup
Goutons
Hot biscuits and honey
.Iced tea
Monday
Creamed cabling.
Cheese toast
Blackberries
Vanilla wafers
‘ Iced tea.
. :- Tuesday
Eggs in sunshins
Yellow beans
Corn muffins
Stewed berries
Tea or milk
l Wednesdsl, .
Corn on cob
Thin bread and butter
sandwiches
shredded lettuce and
vegetable salad
Peach 10? cream
Tea.
‘/ Thursday
Crab meat salad
farkerhouso rom ;
Fresh barrios Shred-
Sugar cookies
Tea,
Friday
Clam chowder
Boston crackers
Cottage t‘hcesc. balls on
Emmet
Sliced peaches
Potted cereal
Country sausagrl
Graham tom
Coffee
Grave'nstein apples
Cracked wheat
Potato omelet
Buttered toast
CORE.
Cantcloupe cubes
Rice griddle cakes
Fresh honey
Whole wheat toast
Cortes
Sliced bananas and
cream
Oatmeal
Rye muffins
Grilled tomatoes
Codes
Stewed prunes
Flaked cereal
Kippercd herring
Buttered toast
Coffee
Wheat griddle cakes
Pineapple syrup
Scrambled eggs lettuce.
Graham muffin: Apple sauce
Coffee Ginger wafers
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Saturday
SZRTI'RDAY Scalloped potatoes. an Broil 7
( antcloupe gratin
Creamed
Hearts of
Chocola -
(‘rcamcd codflsh on
toast with hard-
hoilcd czgs
Johnny cake
Coffcc
“‘hoie wheat bread
and butfrr
Stewed cherries
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trim-1c pr.
rcgnrdtng dict will be gin-n by
Winlfrcd Stuart Gibbs. food spo-
Gihhs 37 West 39th street. .‘fcw
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cinllst. writcr and lecturer on link" ‘0
nutrition. ercstionc should be (3 F-
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stnmpcd cnrclopc its only ("0‘0 have {1
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will ho uncut-rod through the t-ggamln’
mail—Address: Winifred Stuart
Oats,
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York city.
Picncc inform me as to thc cftcct
of sugar on the digestibility of cof-
fec.-—T. S. L.
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carrots
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In ono scnso coffee is not digested
at all. since it is not
proscncc in the stomach. howevcr.
docs harc an influence on the
gestion of other
pcrimcnts tcnd
that mvoctenod coffcn rcmains long-
Pr in the stomach than unswcctrncd.
It is thcrefore
pose that it delays somewhat
fruits.
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By \‘.‘I.\‘1FRED STUART GIBBS,
Food for breakfast and food for lunc
Food for dinner! Say. I've s. hunch
Taht cats have SOMETHING to do
This thing they tell you is better than
At first I thought it was sissy stuff.
All fairy stories, and fake and blufl.
Rut Jimmy cricketst My Dad‘s a M
And He believes in this dict plan.
So now you may bring on your Scotch
And say. give that muscle just a feel!
And tuck in some vegetables (I on, y. .
And plenty of milk to make me grow.
With good fresh buttcr and swell br. ~
I'm practic'ly certain to gr: ahead:
80's I can make the team in the fall.
And get up to weight for a chap that's
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Four ounces of meat is enough for me: .
And Man. I've cut out the coffee and tna.‘
Add eggs and fruit. and I've 'bout cnou
And take it from me, this dope's real ..
of protection in all the other repub-
lics. This convention is expected to
put a stop to the pirating of famcns
trade—mark: which owners have ne—
glected to register locally.
Third: A rather technical but im-
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standardise: the terms to be used in
the classification of merchand'
This will simplify customs‘tarit‘rs an-
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