The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1922, Page 14

SSeS a Mid West end Routh Amarioa fol lowing in the order named, * 8 isitors. number of But the pas wh 4 much in aley every Ww By Roger Batchelder. (“rhe copper industry is improving, practically all of the large pr Tachirky/, famous maitre d’hotet of the Waldorf, is the thirty-eighth of @ ae- rice of favorite recipes written expe- of the Central Copper Company @ Arizona, who is at the Astor, “The sales in March,’ he con- Wipued, “totalled about 160,000,000 js, according to ates just made. ions suggest that sales for both) rt me domestic trade in April) yy reach 180,000,000 pounds. This Wil compare with 100,000,000 pounds chop fine. Put into saucepan with one teaspoonful of melted butter and ® gill of cream. Season with cayenne and salt, and add one-half |‘), cupful of rolled cracker crumbs. | op Put on the stove and allow to sim- 9) 8 mer five minutes, stirring gently. ENGLAND'S LABOR “DOLE” Then put in a baking dish, UNFORTUNATE. a@prhiile bread crumbs and bite of buttetr over top arid bake until top: is a rich golden brown, (Another egcellent recipe in ‘this well, and that 1s a In another year, w » increased activity @ be sel the good sign. preliminary Present con- great mistake when it gave a ‘dole to unemployed workingmen, "The inability of foreign’ Govern: ts ibd domestic consumers! to GHtablish> credits sufficient to purchase the copper required since the siguing of the armistice has, in, different us, beer beneficial to the large juceré of the red metal fn’ the ited Staies. They have had time open new, ote bodies and prepare old ore bodies for more économi- extraction, and to build new Plants and instal modern equipment; Fart of this will reduce the cost per peund of preparing the metal for who will not w "When I Jett Ecundor there wits] ii. expiained, every. ihdication that the docoa bean crop would .be excellent and would] tar; command jyo6d prices," asserted Leon-| workers, ard Reid of Winnipeg, who has just re- turned from Guayaquil, and is at the Pennsylvania, ‘"Thie crop forms 80. per cent of the ‘export trade of the country,"’ he Went on, “and since the last year's crop was poor, the natives were discouraged, until they obse the present favorable indications,"* “while weeks, and doesn't get It, the G out to look for work, he has his sul pressed, his shoes shined, moves all traces of shabbiness so fa: as he is able, Those in England wh nent hotels show that New York will have more visitors than usual to tend the elaborate church servi \here and watch the “passing show on the Avenue afterward. A good ahare of the guests will be Cana- dians, with visitors from the South, fina at this time is encouraging to! FARTHEST FROM HOME. producers, and it is generally be- that the difficulties encoun- ieee the copper market are practi- ly eliminated and that the firm tone the metal and copper stocks ts fully fied. Present conditions suggest a day is F. Pennsylvania tsin, Broadway. His home town, Tien. | the Brand” ics fake Your Home Drinks , from famous Blue Ribbon Malt Extract and you will have bever- ui — caf oabare. body and snappy flavor that are the envy of friends Blue Ribbon Malt Extract Made by Premier Malt Products Co., Steubenville, Ohio re Blue Ribbon is the richest, heaviest, purest malt extract sold, Ite appear- ance in the opened can shows its superiority. Blue Ribbon Mait Extract is free from artificial fillers and harmfisl sub- stances. To make delicious, satisfying home drinks, insist upon the genuine with the blue ribbon on the yellow label. 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Real estate seems to the return of al! classes “The English Government made n in my February, and 70,000,000 pound’ column to-morrow.) opinion,” asserted A. A, Dashwood Janvary, Sales for Germany this ¥ beet Lang of London, who is at the Penn- k eseseded 2,000,000 pounds. COCOA'S Lea ate Aveo sylvania, “There are always people < unless they muat,” the effect of prolonged leisure, enforced or volun- is detrimental even to hard ‘Under the present system ‘in Eng- Jand, Is a mun secks*a job for «ix @rnment pays him this ‘dole’ 1 httve noticed that when an American goes and re- i = ing the “dole” fail to put irket. With increasing foreign oe e are enjoy: domestic demand which now! THEY LIKE NEW YORK'S their best foot forward, so to speak; C : they look as hopele&s as anyone could, 8 evident, a general increase in| EASTER. fail to get the job, and then fali ae Price of copper may | Reservation reports from the Wal-| back on the Government.” The activity of the industry in Ari-| 49" Commodore and other promi- # (exe * who is farthest from home to- T, Letchfield, who is at the China, is over 9,000 miles from YON FALKENHAYN, EX-WAR HEAD, DIES Udge.” aud was sen the best informed he Peace in the State. He & of the Grand Jury and a Believue Medivai No, 247 West 1024 Funeral services will be on " 6 , and was in tho real ea- ‘ bbinlbas : dt Minister 1 oat of World Strug urance business, ‘Two wonaj oo" |” ‘he i 7 “My State seems to be In exéellen gle, He Became German er " long period 6f continued activity and] songition econc yf hi ’ ———<o-—- ARNOLD 8. \Lletsheates ff . ; Cc. Turner of jami, a 1e@ Mar- ‘ i " ‘ot ‘The > > f slate Frank Lewis, fifty-three, of No. 24 § rt owner and manager 0 ing amd Arizona | ‘8 8 ' tiniqhe. “When the depression fitat| BERLIN, April 10 (Associated ; esi SGI. tuber bee ‘Ailasile clip, sled. BAGUIMAY Happy Again. THE'VISITING HOUSEWIFE'S | oo over the country, we naw af Preas),—Gen. Erich Von Falkenhayn, | James's dal adpetintendent cd isease at the Hotel Hamilton, — eee rezoute certain reaction in the decreased |{@rmer Minister of War and one-time Yard, died suddenty Ho was atty-six yeare old DEVILLED OYSTERS. By Oscar : Chief of Staff of the German Army He was a native tose bebe LL SLUM h jt Raleleb, C., where the body will Ils wife, M. is, and died Sa Potsdam, Von Falkenhayn was appointed War Minister of Germany In 1913, succeed- Jing Gen, von Herringen, Soon after the start of the World War he war appointed Chief of the General Staff, succeeding Gen. von Moltke, @who ut] Graduate Hospital aftr lingering Alt. thg time was declared toppe il! brought herb ‘the age of In August, 1916, von Falkenhayn was supplanted by von. Hindenbu and soon afterward tok the fleld in Transylvania against the Roumanians. It was said at the time of his removal from the post of Chief Of Staff that he had been dismissed for qrging !im- y| peror Willlam to abandon ‘the Balkan e ign and shorten all the German ray, at Wild Park, near be buried. 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