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KLW .r - THE STANDARDS-EXAMINER TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1920. . ' - - 1 ,
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i Government to Decide
On Sirike SiluatioB
. WASHINGTON, April 13. Dscision
as to the government's course in the
railway- strike situation may be ex
pected today, Attorney General Pal
mer announced vesterday. Investigat
ors of the department of justice, he
said, had not completed their work as
"The department has done nothing."
Mr. Palmer said. "We are watching
the situation with keen interest and
investigating it with great care. Wo
want all angles of the situation before
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The Money Question.
If felt my eyes smart with tears as
I listened to Alice'u homily on mar
riage. With my mind's eye I looked over
all ray women acquaintances and I
wondered i ono of them could fulfill
the requirements of a man who want
ed only a doll. Elizabeth came the
nearest. She was clever, I ltnew,
more like a cat than a doll. If she
were warm and comfortable she might
make a pretty plaything, but I was
certain that i'f things did. not go to
suit her, she would unshcath her vel
vet claw and scratch scratch hard.
I was very glad when tho nurse
came in and told Alice and John they
must leave the room. "The doctor
says," volunteered the nurse,' "that
Mrs. Gordon must not be disturbed
now that she is sleeping normally."
Not to Be Disturbed.
"Oh, I wouldn't disturb her for the
world," said John heartily, and then
he evidently looked .at his watc'h for
after a moment's silence he said,
"Good heavens, how late it is. I had
no idea, it was half past 11. and I've
got to get up so early in the morn
ing. I want to try and get away froin
here tomorrow and I've got to get
this whole matter of Katherine's in
come and the house and everything
Jort her by the will, settled. I think
I she had better give me a power or
'attornev tomorrow, if she is able to do
so, and then she will have no more
trouble. 1 will transact all tho busi
ness for her."
Alice began to laugh a little hj'steri
cally. "There you- go my egotistical
brother, to do the very thing 1 have
warned you against." . j
"What do you mean, we have said'
nothing about this before?" j
I "We have been talking all evening
about it John." j
"I must be very stupid, for I do not
by any possibility understand you. It
seems to me that, we have talked ot
many things, but not one of them has
: been this little windfall of property
that's coming to Katherine."
"Of course we haven't talked of that
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Daredevil." at tho Ogden (theater Sun
day, Monday and again' today admit
ted that in his debut as an author and
director the cowboy star had mado a
ten strike. '
Mix makes himself do more stunts
than over in this sure-fire dramatic
play ' of the west. He seems to have
taken more chances with his lifo in 1
this picture than in all his previous!
successes combined.
Mb: has given the lovers of tho haz
ardous something to think abouL Not
onb' has be outdone his best efforts
heretofore, but he has called upon his
support, which Includes tho pretty
Eva Novak, Charles K. French, L. C.
Shumway, Sid Jordan and Lucille
Younge, to do what many a western
star would consider too dangerous a I
task to bo undertaken.
"Tho Daredevil" Is a big photoplay
superbly handled, full of thrills and
of action and perfectly directed and
photographed. j
HOUSEHOLD HINTS '
MENU HINT. '
Breakfast.
Stewed Pears.
Cereal and Cream.
Bacon Omelet.
Rolls. Coffee.
Luncheon
Soup.
Potato Pancakes. Syrup.
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.particular thing, but I have been try
; ing to tell you for the last few hours
that it isn't up to you to treat Kather
ine always as a beautiful idiot child."
"Don't be foolish, Alice."
Can Not Understand It.
"I am not foolish, but I can't un
derstand why a brilliant woman like
Katherine should turn over to you a
little property that makes her inde
pendent, especially because to my
certain knowledge you never have
given her any money since you were
married."
"So she's been telling you that,"
said John, quickly in an ugly tone of
voice. "I supposo that's the reason
I you loaned herj:he money to go to
j Atlantic City."
"I didn't loan her any money."
"Where do you supopae she got it;
surely she would not demean herself
by borrowing Karl Shepard's."
"John if you wore not my brother,
I would be tempted to stne you. I
'sometimes think you must be a scoun
drel yourself, for you are always I
! thinking that overyone else is. Of
', course, Katherine did not borrow any
money of Karl Shepard. I think he
cares too much for her to lend it
, to her."
I "You seem to know all about it did
she gel it from her mother?"
! "Why don't you ask Katherine
where she got it? if you had been the
.kind V)f a man I wish you were being
my brother you would have written
jher as soon as she went to Atlantic
i City and sent, her a check. Instead,
you hoped to force her to come home
to you, to get down on her knees, as
'it were and make excuses simply be
cause she didn't have money enough
to pay lor her sojourn at the seaside.
If you want to know I will tell you
where she got the money. I bought
the big diamond pin you gave her."
"Do you mean to tell that Kather
ine sold her diamond pin, my last gift
to her?;'
"Of course she did, and had I been
she I would have sold all my jewels."
"How much did you give her for It'.''
Tomorrow A Deal In Diamonds
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Baked Potatoes. Baked Tomatoes.
Coldslav.
Gingerbread. Ooffec.
GOODIES.
Puffed Rice and Raisins Mix to
gether equal parts of raisins and puff
ed rice. Serve with sugar and milk,
or maple syrup.
'Coffee Cake Put one sup sugar in
dish, one-quarter teaspoon salt, two
tablespoons lard. Beat well, add one
tegg. two cups buttermilk, in which
onethalf teaspoon soda has been dis
solved.
Mix, then add four cups flour nd
one teaspoon baking powder. Put in
two large tins, sprinkle sugar and cin
namon on top and bake,
i Cream Puff Melt one-half cup but
'ter in one cup boiling water; when
boiling, beat In one cup flour and keep
beating till it leaves sides of dish.
,When cool, stir in three eggs, ono at
a time without beating,
j Drop the mixture on tins in small
ispoonfuls and bake in moderate oven
! forty minutes. Put a little while of
egg over each one before baking; will
make them look like bought qnes.
i Custard for filling: Ono and one
half cups milk, two eggs, beaten, four
.tablespoons flour, sugar to taste.
I Cook in double boiler, stirring con
stantly. Cool and flavor Avitii vanilla.
Fill puffs, opening them at top a little
for tho purpose.
This makes twelve good-sized puffs.
Caramel Cookies Seven cups flour,
, four cups brown sugar, four eggs, ono
cup shortening (melted), one table
spoon soda, one lablespoon cream of
tartar or baking powder, piuch of salt.
Mix flour, sugar, soda, baking pow
tier and salL Add eggs and shorten
ing. Mix well and knead into a Joaf
as big around as your wrist. Let
stand overnight or for several hours,
then slice down and bake.
These cookies will rise and then fall
and will spread out while baking, an
do not place too close together in pan.
DISCOVERIES.
Mend With Adhesive Tape Cut
tape a trifle larger than tear in woolen
or worsted clothing.
Place ta.pe, adhesive side up on an
ironing board. Put tho wrong side of
the torn part of goods smoothly on the
tape, being careful to make tho edges
join perfectly, then place a clean cloth
on the right side and pass a hot iron
over it. The tape adheres firmly to
,the goods.
Old felt hats cut tho righc shape
and pasted into the heoiy of the shoes
will save a lot of darning, and." will
make the socks last longer.
To Dry Pans ir you hare a radi
ator or a coal stove in your kitchen,
or happen to have your gas oven light
ed while you are washing the dishes,
make use of the heat to dry your pans.
After they have drained a little, place
them on lire radiator or in the oven,
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Contract Awarded for
South Washington
Bids were opened by tho board of
education for the South Washington
school and the contract was awarded
to II. Bateman, the lowest biddor.
The bids submitted were as follows:
C. F. Dunsmore, $31.7C0; Goorgo
Greenwell. $25,800; 11. J. Isaackson,
25,000, and II. Bateman. $22,S03.
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Liberty Bonds Fall .
to New Low Point
NEW YORK. April 13. Tho price
of Liberty bonds fell below SS for the
first timo when new low records
were made in four Issues under heavy
soiling. Tho second 4 1-I's closed at
S7.8S, second i's at SS; third 4 1-4's
at fil.GO, fourth 4 1-4's at S8.0f.
Weakness of these bonds was attrib
uted to announcement mado last week
by the secretary of tho treasury that
new lssueu of certificates of Indebt
edness would carry interest rates of
5 1-4 per cent.
.
Eiffel lower contains 7000 tons of
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mately 1000 railroad men including
shopmen, machinists, power plant
men, electricians, yard and road en
gine crews joined tile ranks of stn'k-1
ers at the Conway yards, an important
Pennsylvania line terminal at P.och- 1 iH
ester, Pa., at one o'clock this after-
noon. It is estimated that between IH
1 4000 and 5000 men are out at the yards ' jH
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