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DECEMBER '28, 1920
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY
riii)rn;r)itn,
THE HIRED SANTA CLAUS
WHO STANDS ON THE STREET
Wins the Notice and Respect of Children by His Disguise a$
the Jollicst, Kindest, Finest Man Docs He Keep
It Afterward?
WUAVS WHAT
Hy HKI.KN IircCIE
JL lltHLilljJtl 1 FAIN ULUJE) r rnii Mn
JTlKUiiV 1 fill -Lfv
What to Do,
By CYNTHIA
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MRS. WILSON SUGGESTS
DINNER FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY
Recipe for Roast Suckling Pip. to lie Usnl as Main Dish A
Second Menu Includes liouillon a la Royil
and Orange Pudding
tty MKS. M. A. WILSON
(Ctvurtaht. III). hv Mr. .11. .1. U'llJon.
At rlyJlM rrerrcd.)
CHRISTMAS i centinli n fnmik
holidaj . nml tlinc of c'oc Kin viit
nmonj; tin1 fnintl However, tin Now
Year's lioliiln hi int- friend of the
family to th- lionrtb
Twent live jciiri ngo New Yrnr
rnll were tlip fcnturo of the ilny. Mnny
liostPRscx then kept otirn hous from
morn unti' ncnib mulmcht. srci'tinc
the mnn callers iitul friind nml re
fcallni tlicni with tn-t' mor-u'1-i from
n bountpoiiM tnhle. which illsplnjcil nil
the dclicm irs of tin' p.ioii
Todny Hip modern housewife lin ro
plncpd the New Yonr open boui' with
x New S'enr ilmni'i nn I home enter
tnlnmpnt This i n partiniliirly fine
way of iloiti" tniti; ntid i n;o an op
portune timo to rcp.n onp
l((-ntioni
Thp hnucwifo pl.ms a pnrtirulnrlv I can
trmptlnR meal ; with n ti rkey and ewe Jaw
for Christina. ln- plnn-i to -orvc
Kticklinff pis for tlip pipip (Ip r'itnncp
for the now xenr. A Mi.klim: pig will
serve from eighteen to twenty people
Abundantly.
NKW YKAR'S riNNI'R
Oyster Cocktail
Celery Olie
Clear Tomato Soup
Salted Nun
Fillet of Cod Tartar Sauce
I'otato Halls
Roast Suckling I'ls Hrown (rnvy
Cranberry Jelly Apple Sherbet
Candied Sweet I'otnto Cnnlttlower
Lettuce Pri'tidi nieisinc
Tallinn Cream I'liililinv Coffee
fl'IM-
(hic-fialf rM j nf finely
try.
Otic medium-sued onion, ptatcd,
1'oriii ninilied potato" nto small
balls and then toll in Hour, brown in
lint bacon fnt oud then roll in finely
chopped parsley.
Tin preparation of the suckling pig :
The pig usually comes from the tniir
ket dre.sed. Have the butcher pre
pare it for rousting. Wash well and
then lift to a lnrcu roastliiK pan. rub
well with plenty of snlad oil and pat
in plenty of tlour. Some rook lik"
to score the skin in checker-board fash
ion.
If j on wish to have this done have
the butcher do it for you. Now place
the pip in a hot oven and ju.st as soon
as it coinmeiiiis to brown, reduce the
heat and buste cery fifteen minutes
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social ob- I with boiling water, ( col! lor three anil
i one-Mn t hunt in a sum- oven ion
put a small apple between the
if you ihoosp, and then wrup the
in a piei e of heavy paper for the
hour.
head
hVt
uiltlins
would prefer
Cocktail
Or perhaps inn
l'rult
Baited Nuts
I'ouillon a la
Esc Cutlets
Roust of Tainb.
Cranberry Jelly
Raked Totntoes
Lettuce French Dresine
Individual Ornnisc Custard I'mlilinc
Coffee
Lemon Crreini
I'se individual oven jjlas custard
cup for tins dish, as it can be served
right in the cup. Place In a mixing
bowl
7Vo-fnrd i up of powdered sugar.
Tun fuMtpQ'jn of butter,
Vo. of tun egg.
Cream until light and fluffy and then
add
Onr-hulf cup nf tiftctl flour.
Our f(ii;i'in u bilking potvilrr.
(hutnl runt nf onc-'liiitrtcr lemon.
imici of 'me huge lemon.
Our cup uf mi..
Heat to a smooth batter. um? a
and then fold in enre-
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OF COI USK jmi nun be niie of those
people who'd'Oit own any mpcr-
to pile up cinders on
that the rent will bo
each
pre-
Allow four small ovtep for
cockta.l at"! the sn may be
puree as follows
One hti'tlr nf catnip.
One half hottlr of Worceitcrihtre
lav re,
Cini fjlai of ftnurn'fiili
Onr-hnlf rup nf vii"lr.
MW and then divide into sixteen
portions and add two tablespoons if
cracked ice to each cocktail just before
aerving.
Clear Tomato Soup
Hub two quarts of tomatoes through
a sieve and then add
7'tro gwirti nf untcr,
Fix h i'm'om en hi t
And the following herbs tied in a
pie of i iipeipi 'otli :
Thrrr oninm, rut finr.
One faggot nf "onp li'rfu,
One-quarter trgspnon of efoirt.
Our r-trrnt. rrt in i
Place in stock and simmer slowly for
one-half hour. Ueniove the cheese
cloth bag with herbs, etc.. and then
dissolve two-tliinls nip of cornstarch
in one and one -half cups of water. Then
add
One tmiponn of nugar
Tiro tmiponni of nt.
One frii.no!i of "life prnpri .
Stir to d's.n've the sfirch and then
add to the tomnto v"r''" ftir until
the ni'Ttu-e icn's to a boil and then
look for five ni,nutes Serve it. Mips
with a tablespoon of whipped ireuni on
top ninl dust with paprika.
Serving an entree between the soup
nd the roast lends a real air of e'.e
gance to the home table. One pound
nt sliced fish will make einht fliet.
Wipe the tish nnd th' n r .11 .n 1'nur tin 1
din in beaten eg am! milk Ito.l in flue
fry 'inf.l go.ilen 1 run u ii
(lover CCg i"' Tpr. linn uicn iimii in iiui"
' till IV tne smuv uenien willies in lira
Celery ,,Kf.s- Uivide into i i!i" i-ustanl cups.
Royal Set the cuns in a nan of warm witter
Soubis Sauce m)( y,,,, ju svv ovcn fr twenty-
Hrown (irnvv rive minutes. This is delicious. Chill
I.em.n Sherbet before serving.
Slilnilell
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Itouilioil ;i i.;i ikojui
Place in a lnrge saucepiin
Due iinrf one-half pounds of thin of
beef.
Tiro and one-half pounds of beef
banri.
Tin pounds of short end knuckle of
veal.
One bunch of loin AireVt.
7'iro rai rots dxred.
I Ihne on mm. ehoppfd pur.
Tiro turnip, diced.
Our nip nf celery lenic. i nnpprd
fine,
'I hrrr i lore.
7 fro allspice.
Sir guarti of u'titei .
I'.rmg to a boil and then pijoe on the
simmering burner and cook slowlj for
four hours. Line n colnmfer with paper
napkins and strain the stock. Wash
the soup kettle and then return the
stoi k. Now add
l Thrtc tablespoon of kttchen bouquet,
!iriVci of i no rgqi,
.sn.s of tuo egg, crushed f.nr
Mix with one cut) of cold w nter.
Jlnnir to a hoi! and whip well, using
wire spoon I'.nil for live uiini.tcs nnd
tl.en add mi"-half cup of cultl water.
I.et stand for ten minutes and then til
ler through the inlander again. Sea
sou, return to a clean soup kettle and
"bml for fifteen minutes before serving.
Place a tablespoon of whipped cpiun
on inch Mtp ot bouillon and dust well
with paprika.
Stitlotls, hut
ale some new
If .1 log I'll
the fireplace.
aim 111 1 asi
w 1
on
not.
Here
111 case von re
iiics lor Mi
s olf the andirons and In
. it is a sign of a isitor.
jnu 1 1111 and -,t on it and
h hcime it tenches the hearth the
1 Mm wish for will come.
make a tire when jou are
angrv. for. in the first place.
,eer
violent!'
it will not burn, and that will make
jou angrier still, and in the second place
.vmi will hae n ipiarre! with jour dear
est fiieud.
A chunk of tire falling down onthe
hearth is a sicn of compatn. When
the tire piu Mo it is a sign of rain.
To fan 11 tii" with n broom will biiug
disnppolntini nl
If a strung"!' pokes jour lire and it
blazes jou will lind some nioncv .
If jou throw suit on the the mmi will
quarrel with mhiv in hum and dearest.
If a female ncikes a tire without much
trouble it is a sign of tine, health) children.
If jou step on a spark of lire you will
I save soine one f'o'u I'dliug a lie.
I If the (ire bl'i-. 's up sudden!) a vis
1 itor or a stranger is coming
. If the tire burn v ith a pale llame it
presages foul went! t'l
If tin' tire burns and i orclies more
than uunl it is a sign of fm-t.
I To sit with your back to the
I brings rain.
To stir the fire with the tongs
up angi r.
When the lire will not burn it
sign of ipiarrejs and b'ld luck.
If the wood in the tire i r.n-kles
a sign of a storm.
1 Whi ti the tire spurts and jumps
1 announces a vi-if or a presint.
To "T. B. P."
received yur
thanks vou ver
Chrlftmno
much for
Cyntlil.i
wiones nnu inanna you "' ......i.ttnirK
them. Sbc extends ChrisU..asgr.alnB
TO yoil ailtl Itllliu lino .-. -
the new year.
Why Is Maine?
r..-- r...n,int qtnnd corrected
My belief wn that 1MI" "
n Portland. Me., but If ;"', '" ,?,,
., native of the Unit..! S'jJ ,",,, :un '
oil ' Jtv dear young nt.n
.. t.il K..A ..... til
Mill UIILie ..lot . ... ,,,
fellow came from Now Mikm'"1'
now
light
ii'en't
Ixms-
fire
stirs
is a
it is
it
t
II is kul in. k
the tire, a sign
rnisi d.
NeM'r uikc out all the lire at night.
Th noise made bv the gas in a piece
of ion! mtching lire Is the sign of a
ipiarri I.
If one looks intently into the lire,
it is n sign that some one is evilly dis
posed lowaul him or her.
If a ilim in the lire in winter time
has a lnrsk- "cat's tail," it i-i a sign
of snow.
If the I11 o burns brightly after it hns
been stiri'd. It denotes that the absent
lover, fatliir. or mother is in good
snlrits.
jf jou are thinking of any nno hud
the lire suddenly blazes up, it is a sure
sign that the 1 onipiiment is returned.
When spaiks lly out of the fire, t
limbic 11 may cpei t 11 call from her
sweetheart.
If mmi wis'i for anything very much.
poke tlie lire for tifteen minutes nun
' jou will get it
' If a jmith sit, musing and gazinn
into the' lire, it is a sign that some
one is lining him ill.
, If mi) one sut coeds in lighting n
fine fire 'with a single match, it is a
sign that he or she will make an nmia
1 hie partner in marriage.
I If a Hie lighti d in the morning nnd
' then not ii'pli'tiilieil. hut fo-gotten. is
1 found burning in the evening, it is a
sign of death.
I A round cinder living out of the fire
is said to lie a "money box." and is
, a sign that the person toward whom
it flics will rei 1 in1 inonev.
If jou find the tire still burning from
. m ei-Ti'liHit. when von come to make it in
' tin. morning, it is a sign of illness
dining the day.
To "In Hope"
You would do well to e- ..ml c "'
priest who married you ami aU "is J"
vice lie should have a ;' '"'"K
oxer our husband and I"' ' '?.
him to do tho right thing 'Chaiv
him and don't refer to what " ' " ff.
pened. You did welt to atop It nnilw1,
dently your sister-in-law agrees with
you n the matter. Hut the leant BaW
Koonest mended, no bo tactful and folio
ihe advice of tho clergyman ho mar
rli'd you
Disgusted Because Mother Works
Dear t'vnthln As 1 am .1 'lai'v tender
of the Rvhnino Tunnc I.Ki'ui.u. I nn
writing to you for advice I ""' nB"i
of Mghtecn pnat and hae '"' "J11.,""
work lx months. I nm very "':"; o
Busted and many n time have tr Jul to
commit suicide, as I cannot b.ar to s.u
mv mother, a woman of for j - '" ,$J
to' work I would llUo to K't .1 I10"'1'1".1
I Sn office a a helping band v ,1 cie
can get In contact with some " '"'
luopfp aa 1 never had the chance o go t
school like other lrls. na m father ill."
when I wnH four years old. and tty
...ih..r'u troubles bettan. I'eiir . ""'
... ..., n,,.. wnv vou c.'iu intorm
about a posi'tlton, the kind J ""''J
"oioni uro'vou will help mo
If on don't. Cynthia. I will l"nc no me.
a, I cannot bear to see my vHi
o'k ., . ..
Vou do not realize, dear, that ou
,vou?" fvc "our mother fur ,nor.. rouh e
than she has ever had If """';;.
LX 'home and put that frert. om
' rnrdrncrSuM " '"
.1 ,,. wn life Of course you ir- not
'senen s f r o hlco slrta In the iipcp
and apply for such a poaltlon I' In nrt
That j'our mother mt w,,rl a the
time ineri- '; i'".."'', ;.., ...nPi
me
in an
much
MlirMf-
immammmm i
It la very rudo to talk durlnc any
musical performance. At concerts nml
nt tho opera, thoso who como to hear
and to enjoy the music havo cnuso to
bo Irritated by tho" foolish whispering
and tittering of people wno know and
caro bo llttlo about the dlvlno art that
It Is n cause for wonder why they over
attend ft performance unlcss-to seo nnd
to be seen. Certainly they do not como
with "cnr3 attuned to owcet sounds."
If it Is positive pain for nn artist to
render any vocal or Instrumental music
whllo this Ignorant buzzing Is going
on : If it Is annoying In a public audi-
torlum, this form of rudeness is ircDiy
exntloun in a urawuiK w"i
loveliest harmonies can ho
discordant sounds.
whoro the
marred by
WONDBK what lias become of him
Two Minutes of Optimism
V.y MKKMAN .1. STICII
rumhs anil
hot far.
C.e
One cp of
tnd then add
One Innji '
Tartar Satire
imi'toniuit .
Hi pli kit . ' Imppi 'i filli
Orange Pudding
.irate rind of one-half orange, plai e
in a iniMiig tovi ami mill
nc cup of poiriliml sugin,
Tiiir inlil, ipno.n of nn Hi J butter, j
Yolks nf tiro ggt. I
Cr. am wi il ainl then add
Tiro-thud cup i,f iifii 'Inn.
"i" tiwpaon of baling pnudn, j
Om cup nl nrangi juue.
One-half tup ofhmlk.
Pint to mix thoroiiglih and use
1I..MT egg 1" (iter, thui fold m stiffh
1 1 nten wl't.s of two 1 ggs Turn iiitii
."gi.t si r.il' well buttered glass nistnnl
nips m d set in .1 1Mn ot" .jim w.ner
.mil b.iki ! ir twtnty-lie iniMitcs in n
' s(,vv Hi 11
-piKnM boot!
J- organii'ati
11
0111 dishwa:
-that is the
was honored nt a
world of business,
to
'older than f "rtV-oUht." who haw- to wo.
nnd have had to work u It th. r 11m
ne brave and cheerful ami Htnu 1
keep nnv posiium .vwu .i... t.-
Slayo "McWhlzzburgh"
per rvnthln- Kindly publish this for
the l'eneflt ;' your cornspond.nt Mc-
W''McWhlzihurgh." I think you must bo
,,',' or som-thlng bv tie w.iv In
w! eh vou write to vour friends in the
U per through Cvnthla. Do v.i know I
nrill hel leve Mm know what mu are
,1k nir about yourself, nnd, p-oodnes-'
sue inrg" words. Why. you don t know
CurtB nf then your-. If ;
-ilUso vou to rest vour ban! a "''
whie and Instead of you glxlnir ad
vice I think some one ouKht to ctlve you
some, for vou certainly do think a ter-
rlhle ot or yourseu ui........
nlmiit looks -why I net
ininK i.'.- "':,:"..-.. .1,,-,, tr 1...
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..1 ...i.. t romps 10 inv. ,ii., 1
O.IIU ' '
talking
-.011 look some-
(nstead of being
the good-looking thlnn you claim to 1
.., ...,... 11 eomps to lovo. why
think vou ..re perfectly out of the -lies
on 'What clrl would wnnt a crahb;
",.n- ... I..M, n vou are? Do vol
ve a- VllcMoiiarv In vour side wh-n you
wrlto all these letters, and the flr-t large
word "011 con,.' to do you write It down
re.'firdle--. 'f-l's meinlm.'?
Well -MeWhizzburgli." be still for a
..1.0., .,'.,,1 flv.. some one else the door.
'e. . . . v. . .1 1, In.,. imi-h
. 1 nl." VOll n.1e n.l" " '" l ""
The Woman's
Exchange
Wants to Dance
To the V.ilitnr ot IVo-ii-iti'i r-ior-
Hear Madam I am .1 fellow of eight'
ecu nnd would like your advice very
much. I havo never been to any dancing
halls or any other places in my nte, Be
cause I was never Invited by nnybody.
So I would like to learn how to dance.
Will vou please print In your column
tortie 'of tho places that I could go to
get dancing lessons at night as soon
as possible? J.
There are a great many danco halls,
and studios where you can got lessons.
I cannot recommend any of them through
this column, but you will find n list of
them under "Dancing" In the business
section of tho telephone book. 1011 enn
make appointments for private lessons
so that you can get some Ideo. of what is
being danced before you try out your
skill at a regular dance Some, of tho
studios In the northern part of the city
are not very expensive.
A Watch-Nlght Party
To Ilia IMltor 0 Woman'a I'aac
Dear Madam Will you please send
me a list of (fames for New Year's ICo
partv and also some Inexpensive novel
ties to bo used for tho table?
IUn-HN W.
A nocl Idea for n New Year's Kvn
party Is to have a watch-night party.
The Invitations could be written on the
baiks of Jlttle watches made of card
board. nnS could rend:
watch the Old Year
"Pan you romo
now .'
All during the before-Chvlstinns sen
son he was stntloned on n corner,
swinging hia arms to keep warm, as lie
collected for Cliristmns dinners for the
poor, ,
He wui not a prepossessing H""'"
Clous ; tho half of his face which showed
nbove the dusty-looking false beard wns
neither ruddy nor round : the ungloved
hands were sadly In need of soap and
hot water, and the faded red robe nnd
hood hung dejectedly from his lanky
shoulders. ...
It was very evident that he had been
hired to stand there nnd take the part
of the jolly old snlnt.
No doubt he earned his own Christ
mas dinner nnd a number of other menls
by doing it. ...
And ho gained something else the
admiration nml trust of children.
THEY didn't nlwnys understand how,
when thoy had just seen Santa
Onus In the toy department, tncy
could go outside and meet him on the
first street corner they came to, but
they nlwnys hnd one more friendly,
trustful smile nnd a wave of the hand
to give lilm as they poshed lu the
crowd.
It'n hard to tell what his life work
miirht be. but It is certain thnt If ho
were simply walking along the street or
standing on the corner in his tibual.
everyday garb, the children would
never sn much n.H clnncc nt him.
He would bo merely n part of the
drab, unwashed city landscape.
Ah soon as he puts on the clothes and
the whiskers which they recognize as
the trade-mark of the most loved char
acter in childhood, they notice him with
a smile of welcome, they accept him ns
an old friend. t
HK MUST feel something of n thrill
nt being nble to command so mnny
of their greetings nnd shy confidences.
It is nlwnjM plenslng to have "the
baby" reach out 11 tiny fist nnd fasten
it tightly around your thumb ; a de
lightful 'warmth fills your heart when
"sister" brings out nil her toys to
show you, and her mother says, "You
are maKing u greni 1111. unu wiicn
"Iluddy," tired and sleepy after n day's
piny, brings his Teddy Ilenr and his
picture book ovr to you. an outsider,
for a quiet time before supper; you ure
so proud nnd touched that jou cun
hnrdlv lift him up to your lap.
Think of having nil of them turn to
you ! Yes, there must bo n thrill in it.
And, on tho other hand, there must
t.e n humiliation in It : a sense of shame
in knowing that it is only the man he 1
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Topics. Ills " 110111 .in.. 1.... .... , ......
love; a ucprcssmg uiiuwivou uiul wnvu
Did it mnkc him want to stand out
against the Background of the great un.
washed ns some one worthy of the re
spect and friendship of those whom it 1.
so wrong to deceive?
Somehow you ca,rt imagine his up.
cepting their belief In him ns n ni.
beautiful, clean chnrncter just for thJ
duration of Christmas time, and then
going htfck without regret to thc non
descrlpt. unlovely, unwashed condition
that the upper nart of his face nbove
that dusty beard suggests.
I wonder whnt he Is doing now'
As a
for the
parents,
Childhood Days
small boy
attended a eircm
first tlmo In my llfo with my
I was Impressed with the fMt".
of tho Jugglers, contortionists nnd aero,
bats. I wan especially Interested In this
feat of an ncrobat who with all pai9
placed both feet behind his head, raised
himself on his hands, and swung to and
fro, A bright Idea struck me. I could
hardly wait to get home When T 1I14
get thpre 1 lost no ttmo In dotting my
hoes nnd stockings nnd inuklng n be,
lino for tho barn
Five muiutes later the bowl that
came from the barn would have curdled
tho blood of an Indian on the war
path. It brought mother in all lmst
who, on ejlscoverlng the cause, could not
rofrnln from smiling.
Oil
t and the- New Year In on .Vew Year's , j1P takes off his costuinennd resumes his
own character ttiey win puss nun uy 1
once again.
S CURIA" it must have nad its effect
upon him; it must have created lo
him 11 desire to be a man whom children
would love and trust even without his
dirty fulse beard nnd his faded, dusty
robe.
Did it give him more self-respect?
THE HUSBAND HATER
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lift, r r. ri-tica-. "i .1 . soon after
thai .is 1 1'ssilili .
,"1 A lla !il -.'M that i'iiii ! set d"n
on an unevn lie near the bed
lit nuht wit! out il ingi i' of be ng
blokcii i 111 hi" of 1 1 kel in tin
s!ia,ic of ,1 1 im.lle.ii' k
0. A striking hill lo I worn with a
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and toui.il lltti.-
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i t' 3 f.i-hl'.n
t 'irt.im 'h.T 1. iiad
-..-r " rid. 'ir r. t.ut
: r .1 ai s eM)-r..u-!.t wtiei
1 '!. u the- hav n r.d- 0-1
.- ii.et w.th ,i curt retusal
si.- ivu iti eurt 1 -t
' i"'erd :d rlJu dt all. then
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Better Than a Fairy Tale
nel. in -i ltowerv liaib. r shop to lnesident nf a great trade
.n.l n,ni-er of tie liii'inii iluet I'vicut.M iroiii insnwiisner
in n il.ir.l.i'iit.. lestnunint to ihe head "t 11 M .'.'""' eoiicviii
gulf bridge b) l.uilwib i. en. wlm. a few nights simc.
ilnmer "ii.-'i 'linn In 1 '.nl I of our i.niiitr. 's 1 nib rs in the
stateslnall-'l'p. tl"' 'i.fessnills and li er.itui p.
S..iue .'a. l.a- k 11 r.nh.r Time's swift snide hnd l.uihvig Nissen a
boy of seMiiteen. Iiis trunk ..11 his back, lift) cents in his light trouser pocket,
i.ti'ible to M'Mik a word of in Iniisunge. coming over from a little Danish
town i.f .".nun whiili afforded him neither elbow room n'r breathing space.
T'e i'.iv 1 -tepied as! ( re." Mr. Niss, n said to me in his or-v private
fllice "l got s..me'"l t" '-'.ike' me till I could get work. I tramped the
i-cets .'in in t'lid da) out for weeks look'ng for 11 job. There wns nothing
doinc. If I didn't g't w-ok ii'id get H .pii.k. there were just three alternatives
bi'fi.ie i'l"- I could -ti nl ! g or juni-i off the dock. I wouldn't steal because I
was afraid to. 1 cnuluii't ' .' l.ei nu-s' I wa too proud to. I didn't jump
off the dock because I 'I'd not think the nenssity had yet arisen. I knpw
ulil make g mil t iiit it was only a matter of tune. 1 wanted to he
i1.. i- .ii order to he 11 un p hunt I would hnvo to hive
.i... r to have money 1 must get a job. I took the first
: 1 appened to be the lowliest didn't bother me much.
n -:n or such? No. 1 f. It then as I do now that that
. iipts to bring cver thing down to tho leel nf the
1 in 1 No to the Ii-m I of the highest "
I. and the full, fnsviiiating facts of Mr. Nissen's "check-
1 1 ighingl) calls it, could, be told, it would read like an
. talc only it is better anil far more interesting and
fiir tale it is a "real." a tine story of n flesh nnd
f thousands scattered tliicrghnut
Ii of them is a living 1 - ample
and tin- possibilities ptimlid to
ng
iho used the
Wl Tl -. .MOW IUZ7-
n murk' d on love a'ld
1 ll.nl
1 a i. ."reliant
some money
I ii.lllll get.
I"l
sort
li.Wi
I . 011I1I make g
I knew
and in
mid thi
1 think of bol-l
of tiling siii.pl'
t lllste.nl of .1-
, If -pace penilllti
1 ered career," as i
1 Arabian Night'.- t 1
-utisfactniy thnn .1
I. loud ma 11 of w1
the length and !
the equalm "i
1
'"Here's wishing Cynthia a happy new
M-.ir '-' i'l l',t' c.iresiKjndeiits. Includ-
Mcwnizzouriiii
1110 ri: jANKino.
riceuse nie Kk de .Tnnelro. hut you
are' mixed about the corespondents 1t
"r.?. ...nrt-llrenker who s-aid he was
h. miilfiil ;rl th" --"'Pi
ixtriordinarliv lari;
1 1. .,., nitiinU- ri
:.. . .ml i-Irls o' lod,i However
rlntha imngiu's McWhl7.7.burKh
.. m.-r,1 t.v vour lett.-r and pi
prints It. but when -oil start
tacks on corrpspondents, do
right ones, wont nu.
For Fine Collars
To Biv '. beautiful (-los'i to collars
nrocure tsn ounces of fine white Bum
arable and IH.und It to powder, put
Into a nit' hi r and pour on to It a pint
or more of hoillnc watir, iiccordlnK tc
,i s-t, ncth Mm deslr. Cover and If
'' 1 ... ili,-. ,.iir.ilti(r tiiilli
orniuMi, in hi- "i"""iKt -mi...
will
she
your at
plck the
ot
any man wlm
effort of b. ! .
Mr. Ni-'
k even s
'loi. d out
Not If mv
me,' she
won t
' th
r I
'I .1
rid" with me'"
. 1 ur.le.a I can
homely
nierce'
11- have
every b"
who w-
has -" 1
prngl's
nt
n. 1
I wl
I in
'mit
1 1 thcie nm hundreds
d'h f our countr) I'.
. 1 ortunity. the privil.g
.i. tlioiigli he begin at the bottom, most plnne puts his very
nd iind heart into the eliiliirating game 0f making good.
us in. -pti'inl fiirinula for Mieeess. lie is n stickbr for the
"Tlis talk about 'captains nf industry' and 'giants of com-
. tncd." he ii)s. "Viitun") all the sneepssfui nun J Know
f and I think mui will I'.inl it to be the experience of most
-imul'. coiiuuoii !k with iniiiiniiii iiitelliguice and ciuui .ti si nM.
iiimi'ioiily haul to n-a! ! s,,.ii, worth-while aim. If a man
.. ambition, if he is ilnenr, reliable, industrious, thnugMfi' and
wo-ild have to tight might) haul to keep from succei ,li:,..,"
t cirefully from tne hicks in.o a cieun
lott'le cork and k-c 'or future use
fnblpsiioonfnl of jrum water stlrrren
into a Plni "f March made In the usu.i'
nv W glNC II l.l.ltiful KlOSS to COl
J ll', !. elth-r Plain or
nrintcd H !"'". of ..'W loss to which
othlnK Is" '" ust'.re th.m aft.r
n"1, r.7 i. . ,,1-0 irood for thin dressia
W.lMlll'S -
nnd all kinds of l.i.is
l-:vo this year? I shall watcli eagerly
fir jour unswer. Come about 8.30 If.
as I hope, you can make ono of our
watchers on Watch-Night" f
Tho holly, or whatever decorations
vou have had for Christmas, can be used
for this affair, and here and there you
might place larse cardboard watch, s.
with the hands pointing to twelve
0 clock. Serve punch and sweet cruclc-
1 rs or Ice cream and cakes.
Have a game of questions pertaining
to the different parts of a watch, like
the following
What division of tlmo do you note on
,i watch? Spring
What parts of tho human body?
Hands and face
What that Indicates many? Number
What sign of bondage? Chain.
What Is the most remorseless thing
that you find there? Time J
What will most Inter. at the physician? 1
Case. . , ,
What tho average mortal does six
ilavs of the week. Works
What part of a (lower? Stem.
What that belongs to us? Ours
(hours) , . ,
What thnt can never be first Second
What thut infests cattle? Tick.
What itlgn of honesty do man)
w. it. lies have? Open face
What Is found then that we look for
at the wax-works'' Figure.
What word expr. sslns couraKe, dlf
f.rently spelled- M-tal (mettle)
pass th.se Ui"tloiis around, with
lsiictl- and awaul .1 srliall ptire for the
itn at'-st numbi r of correct answers
Another amu-ing game, is to hae the
cm sts divided Into pairs, and then iihk
eich nno to wilte a prnphee of what
tiie other will do on a c. rtain da) In
the coming year such as July 31 These
fnreCIlSlH Hi" ' neil .."l" "I on, -.
th,. ot'J. ct Is to in. ike them as luliculous
ns iio-slme ' iweivu n i-iucii u wouiii
he npproprl.it. to sing Auld Lang Sjn.
some IneM'.n-lM. fasors for this Waico
N'lght part would be tiny boxes tilled
v,(th ciundl's .mil duoraU'd with .'
i-irdbotird w.ith, the hands pointing to
twelve
i iO-MJ-DJ&fU''GR13jn
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Originated by
HORUCK
Get the ORIGINAL
Fresh, full-cream milk and the extract of se
lected malted graitf, reduced to powder form.
Tho Food-Drink for All Agos.
Used successfully for over I3 century.
J&5" Superior to tea, coffee, cocoa
A quick lunch readily digested.
Invigorating, Nourishing, Delicious
Ask for Horllck'3 ot All Fountains
Prepared in n moment by briskly stirrinR the powder in
hot or cold water. Keep at home or when traveling.
Ask For and Get HHickS
thus Avoiding Imitations
SUBSTITUTES Cost YOU Same Price
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The Old Reliable
Round Package
Wrlto for ftco cample to Horllck's, Dcpt, D, itaclno, Wla,
Mnh'uiz More Money
r,ji
an kti. .v thnt he
I . 1 iM d' -'on
-. I : to h.is If irrlmly.
1 - ' 11 ' w 1 1 in 1 Ui j at that
i'l 'e v r no : t " ,d rid nir
t j - ! ..ft,.. 1 tu nif-ht long-
i r
'' 1 ".- t Mark, na ti
. ' - - wi i.:.l,- .-. him ride
. . - '1 r- ot M -i nun i-very
, 1 . -he "k.d ,i,t tfinifiy nt lh'
n tr. . . -rul ..'Uioui-h stie
1 ' ' i.f , w i'i Ii whrtt was B'JliiK
1 B'j"i" t ,' M.irK ownul
' ii I ' 'i when there
' ' r- 1 ' dr.. she could
w iv ti ,1 th' "cere- of m
i. '.is ' . Iir.ak awav
I.f. of --tt "! .nn'.n. Itut
1 w rl or ait o-. did ihe betray
res' In h'r hushund'n iiffalrg.
i' .1 i.ir oae of tlu.r 'jiet ni'ials
I ir 'liru w, r- anv w men m-ai
Id 1 Mo-re
W
M-u-
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Idea
w Id 1 M
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.,rd wl'l.
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lark
1-
1 '!
I M - Mo
..f fire
"if ,t v m-'iin1-mva'il
-.ier
to 1 .ire for t.i tu-
Mi. I. '1 1 ! "a'
it . f-iim. ' ui th
.1 ,1 h. -r v !'.n i-i- ""
ftri,red t'ia' it would
I or. to the proif-n.
bl..
1 wi r, mi fruit tr. i s t
,in in in- ' oii-r.isni ri i
s,ril. n -ind i .-(-. t,iiio end'-ii
... I t-.i, ores I'reiousl ni
of tl :- I. mil 1 l ii en iihi a
r ' ,.i . ler inoi. iiud t
1 mi. w .i and Min M "'H
. ; '; li.i-l'V her attijii.;.
ih, tain' uiiKi.t 10 U-Kln ..'
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aw 1.. at
I
thai
ij ir-t
wife ah nt
I r.i cours"
liahcl.t I "it 1
our kind, ' h
II la was the ri'-nr-
. tv.-ii mllrs of
sin wns th" on
pt 01. i ;.ina r
it lu -i in. .11. she
,. 1 -ip . ) ve c i-4'onur
e ati.l 1 Hi. r h -rhs i
ii di nr.d - .f-on ll , n
Vo or. .11 this section r.f ih. i ountry
I -is to'ul.- a opeelalty of sup.: ni; these.
"O I -Miik 111 trv It Hutch, r-i oui-lit to
Ik i-lilofth, opportunity to Id .mothe
l'n to th 'r sales and I .-u pioh.ihh
link' a d al with thi'in, so ii,, , ,-,ti sell
ili- h 'rl-b.'U.,uets and Kl. u . a loiii-rn'--
Kn
I' wiin't lonK before tY j hrinch o'
I . r ind.j-.fry took the ffri i'. r t 1 1 of the
'ime 'f on,- hind man .i..d Miss Moor
mmi! Unit she wns ub'e i, turn her at
fi 'Hlon to the old-fnshl' i l ttower Biir-
I ! n The seeds wire ri, fullv irnthi.reil
nrrt pitsh-'d over h tl.. i willd sfter
wim 1 Jt them up In t- ill cnvelopci
ui. u kid with the nam- of 'h, Mower and
ih, rit 1- -live oetitfc . ,, h Tluse wen
l. 1. d on sale In all th moi,., within .1
1 kUiih of ten rnlles .itel M, s Moon- then
" eol int . tuui h wl' 1 - 1 , , i stor, i
lU 'ho larder eltlis .u I ' . I the fomidn
'' th a for a flouil-i 1; n .ill-order tii.sl-
"' 1,' s Ah tho Ihil-ili in louoli, she .idled
i e iit. nslve cultH .- "1 of lolita, rlos
11 I'nr 1 deal with 1 r.,iun tlorlst, w 1. ,
niiin ed to t.iio .. si,, liiuIU r.ile
Manufacturers' Outlet Sain
25 AND 27 S. 8TH ST. 3
SALK 1000 LADIKS' . 5
HOUSE DRESSES
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Striped Gingham
Dresses 5
$2.50 Value.
In Check and Plaid
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m-m pi ii i iln to .lean or 10 inti-rest
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n ,i lii t-dai- jfiiH rnnRc nn.l enjoy the divi
ilir.it of tiiMer prepaif'l and latter cooked
iiictil-.. not only in 1021 Imi I'm many yuar-s
iu mint'.
Wi iiciitnmuml the "(Junlitj." "Relinhlo"
or "Direit Ai-tion" ranKc
'IIm- "Dnect Action" tit d m-v, ml ,-tylcs of
IU lml lt" uro I't'uipppd Nitb the Iorain oven
heat ii'i'ulator.
A (.'uiiipletc line on di-play nt our three
stoi'f- nl-o Oa and 0 1 hoatinc- ttoves,
wntci heaters nnd refrij-'ciators at attractive
pi-ii f-
STORES
WEST PHILA.
''63 So. 52d St.
Th'M store open
Monday evening.
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At the end of a hearty meal for the bedtime "snack" or when
you get home tired and chilled there's nothing that "touches the spot"
like a cup of the delicious 'Asco" Blend Coffee.
Its rich, fragrant aroma invites and its delicious flavor, steaming with
oodness, always satisfies. It's the drink supreme!
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srn" Stores all over Philn. nnd throughout Pcnnsyhania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland.
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