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THE MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH SO, 1923 16 MADAME OLGA'S ANSWERS A Few -Tasty Menus CITY AFFAIRS TANGLED fork, and should be on the ice for an hour before using. ul with chosen subjects and you are to have the good fortune to make the team. Do not see clearly as to position. FOR SUNDAY BREAKFAST Oranges Oatmeal and Milk Creamed Dried Beef Madame Olga, noted mentalist appearing with the Mysterious Smith Company at the Rivoli Theater, is answering questions of Muncie Press readers that are addressed to her this week in care of this newspaper. Use the coupon printed below: Toast Charles W.

O. Advise you to remain with present employer. Advancement within three months. Coffee or Milk DINNER Roast Beef Brown Potatoes Currant Jelly Peas Celery Cereal and Cream Bacon Hoe Cake Coffee or Milk LUNCHEON OR SUPPER Vegetable Soup Cream Cheese and Green Pepper Sandwiches Chocolate Rice Pudding Tea Meat Pie left-over stew) Creamed Carrots Pickled Green Tomatoes -j Canned Corn Apple Pie HOE CAKE Mix cornmeal with water or milk, adding salt to the thickness of a stiff batter, stir thoroughly and bake in a snallow pan. CHOCOLATE RICE PUDDING To an ordinary baked rice pudding add 2 squares of melted chocolate, a little extra sugar, and make as usual.

POTATO MEAT PIE Potato makes good crust for left-over meat pie. Prepare the meat and put it in the pie dish. Then cover it lightly with an inch-thick layer of creamy, mashed potatoes. Bake until it is golden brown. H.

D. H. You are to go through high school and your mother vary soon "is to receive, treatment which will relieve present condition. She is to enjoy good health in future. Madame Olga-Press Free Question Blank Fill Out This Coupon and Mail to Madame Olga Muncie Tress Office G.

M. D. You are to finish your school work and J. B. is to receive the bonus he is expecting.

Question Name in Full P. G. C. Your husband is to have a very successful business ot his own within another year. A very good opportunity is to be open to him this coming summer.

FOR MONDAY BREAKFAST Grapefruit -Cereal and Cream Scrambled Eggs Cornbread Coffee or Milk LUNCHEON OR SUPPER Cream of Salmon Soup Toasted Cornbread Jam Tea DINNER Escallopcd Potatoes Cranberry Jelly CORNBREAD One cup corn-meal, flour, 1 cup of nUik; mix these together first; 1 egg (white to be beaten stiff and add last), small teaspoon salt, 2 tea-spoonfuls of baking powder, cup of sugar, and Vi teacup cf melted lard or butter. CREAM OF SALMON SOUP Flake the contents of a small can of salmon with a silver fork, and simmer it for a quarter of an hour with a pint and of water, a sliced onion and salt and pepper. Take out the onion and mix with a white sauce made from 1 tablespoon butter, 2 tablespoons flour and a cup and i of milk. Cook for five minutes and send to the table liberally sprinkled with paprika. HONEY CUSTARD Beat 2 eggs, mix with a third of a cup of strain-r ed honey, two cups scalded milk and a quarter teaspoon salt.

Cook in a double boiler, stirring carefully and constantly until it creams. Then pour into a cool dish and chill. Await Answer of Remy on New Overtures. INDIANAPOLIS, March 30. Indianapolis city affairs were considered in a tangled condition today as a result of the resignations of members of the city council.

Prosecutor William H. Remy said he was undecided whether to accept overtures, from councilmen that they plead guilty, to malfeasance indictments on condition that they will not be tried on bribery charges. Offer to riead Guilty. It was reported that the council-men wish to plead guilty to misdemeanors and accept a fine, rather than go to trial on charges which might result in prison sentences If convictions were obtained. The councilmen were said to have stipulated that if allowed to plead guilty, to the lesser charges, they would resign immediately.

One councilman resigned outright, and it was said that two others had written their resignations and placed them In the hands of attorneys. It was reported that Remy's answer regarding allowing pleas of guilty would influence the resignations. The alleged overtures to plead guilty followed conviction last week of City Councilman Boynton J. Moore, who was tried on a bribery charge. B.

J. O. You are to have a happy married future, your friend will re-tiua this spring. Madame Olga's fourth printed list of answers to a few of the hundreds of letters she has received follows: J. H.

R. You and your wife are to be reunited within the next two months. She does love you. BAILIFF IS SHOT IN CHICAGO (Continued From Page One) tablish no reason which an attempt should have been made at their business. They had no trouble with racketeers and no political affiliations, it was said.

Police believed, however, the bomb might have been directed against Kaufman and Brown Company on the second floor. It was learned Charles Kaufman, head of the company, was a cousin of Eddie Potatoes', Kaufman, alcohol racketeer and one time member of the late Dion O'Banlon's Mrs. George E. Q. Johnson, wife of the U.

S. attorney, here, reported she had received a bombing threat over the telephone last night. Will Not Die. Beatty was said to be a political leader in the 48th Ward and supported the Republican faction headed by Mayor William Hale Thompson and State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe.

He was wounded In the side by a revolver bullet. Hospital physicians said his wound was serious but probably would not prove fatal. According to Beatty's statement he had gone to a saloon with his wife prior to attending a political meeting. While there, 12 federal agents under George E. Gelding, entered.

Beatty said he saw the men com- ing in the door with guns and thought it was a hold-up. Before he could escape, he said, he was Golding declared Beatty was shot after he drew a revolver and started shooting at the federal agents. These events, coupled with new death threats and political battle cries, displaced in importance the hope of possible federal intervention in the political war, which was aroused by the request of U. S. Marshal Palmer Anderson for 500 deputy marshals to prevent violence in the primary election April 10.

Anderson's message to Attorney-General Sargent said he feared free expression of public suffrage in the election was endangered. "I find there are strong indications of a conspiracy to prevent hon Orange Sherbet Sponge Cake supper Deviled Eggs Salad and Cheese Balls Bread and Butter Cocoa CREAMED DRIED BEEF The easiest way to prepare creamed dried beef is to put it apart, sprinkle iC liberally with sifted flour seasoned with salt and pepper, and then stir it lightly inio hot milk and in a double boiler. Let it cook until it thickens. ORANGE SHERBET Mix together the juice of 10 oranges and 1- lemon. Add 2 cupfuls of sugar, 3 -cupfuls of water, and li a package, of soaked and dissolved gelatine.

Add a little grated orange-peel, and if desired, the unbeaten whites of 1 or 2 eggs. Strain and freeze. CREAM CHEESE AND WALNUTS These and nut balls are favorites for ssrving with a plain lettuce salad. Take 1 package of cheese and mix with it enough pepper, salt and paprika to flavor and alittle cream to soften it. Crack and separate into halves eight fresh English walnuts and roll them in cheese until the nut is entirely covered and the cheese forms a ball.

These balls are served with a pickle FOR FRIDAY BREAKFAST Orange Juice Cereal and Cream Escalloped Codfish Orange Marmalade Toast "WE" WILL DARE TWOJCEANS (Continued From Page One). H. W. G. You are to continue with present course of study and will have every reason to be glad you did so.

Coffee or Milk LUNCHEON OR SUPPER Cream Tomato Soup Sandwiches Baked Apple3 Egg Donald B. J. I do not advise you to go to California. Will be a good opening for you in Indianapolis in May. URGES BIRDS BE PROTECTED Building of Houses Stressed by George Mannfeld.

Birds are returning to the north from having wintered in the south and as a further means of conservation, George N. Mannfeld, superintendent of the fish, and game division of the state conservation department, urges citizens to attract them by building bird houses. This Hoosier conservationist in a bulletin received here today to several hundred fish, game and bird protective clubs of this state, called attention that birdrs are true friends of man and aid him in his daily struggles in manifold ways. Destroy Insects. Many birds are insect eaters and in the course of a year one bird will consume many thousands of insects which damage food crops.

Scientists tells us that insects where unmolested reproduce their kind at an astonishing rate and if nature did not maintain a balance through providing enemies of said insects, portions of the earth very likely would soon become uninhabitable. For instance, as illustration, a single pair of potato bugs, if permitted to Increase their number without molestation, would in the course of a single year, produce a grogeny of sixty million. Insects are the natural food of many birds and if Indiana is made safe and attractive to these feathered friends, we may expect huge returns from these industrous but unpaid laborers. endjtory Desposition Being Taken by Sinclair Attorneys. EL PASO.

March 30. Its details shielded, the deposition of Albert former secretary of the interior, giving his version of the leasing of Teapot Dome naval oil reserve to Harry P. Sinclair, will be completed tomorrow night. Sinclair's attorney and government representatives were to continue taking the deposition today. Judge Daniel T.

Wright, Sinclair attorney, said the deposition would be finished tomorrow night. The attorneys spent two and one-half hours last night, recording Fall's story. The session was interrupted by Dr. H. T.

Safford, Fall's physician, when Fall became fatigued. It, was said Fall's condition would prevent any more night sessions. Fall Is so eager to give the deposition that the attorneys fear he is over-exerting himself, hence the decision to spread the task over three days. M. B.

Your husband loves you and is not interested in any other woman. Mary D. Brother John is living. You soon are to receive good news of him. Sorry I cannot see his exact location.

The news you are to receive of him is to come from some place in Cookies DINNER Baked Fish Creole 1 Boiled Potatoes Lettuce and Mayonnaise Poverty Pudding ESCALLOPED CODFISH Into well buttered baking pan place layers of flaker and freshened fish and boiled rice or macaroni; season each layer with salt, pepper and plenty of butter; pour over enough milk to cover, then add a sprinkling of bread crumbs with several bits of butter on top. Bake slowly until nicely browned. EGG SANDWICHES The yolk of 2 hard boiled eggs pounded in a mortar with a little chopped cress, butter, salt and pepper. When a fine paste, cread on thin slices of buttered bread. POVERTY PUDDING Mix 1 cupful of milk, 1 egg well beaten, Vi' a cupful of sugar, 1 tablespoon-ful of jelly or grated chocolate, and 2 cupfuls of flour sifted with a tea-spoonful each of cinnamon and baking powder.

Steam for 3 hours and serve with sauce. SUPPLIES NEEDS OF MANY Bessie W. You are to reecive the money due you very soon. I QUIZ SUSPECT Colored Man May be Wanted On Murder Charge. While Mack Walker.

28, colored, was in Jail today serving out a sentence for carrying concealed weapons, city detectives continued their efforts to link him with the murder of a policeman in Mansfield, Ohio, and the slaying of a woman in Illinois. Walker was arrested Wednesday afternoon and at the time was carryin ga pair of knucks, which he said he found in the waste basket of a room in the hotel at which he was employed. Thursday he was fined $20 in City Court for carrying a concealed weapon and was unable to pay the fine. Detectives took photographs and finger prints and sent them to Mansfield. Today they were to question a Muncie colored woman who knew him.

Mrs. S. M. S. Your husband is to be successful with Jiis new position.

D. W. You are to be successful in your undertakings. The year 1928 will prove a successful year. However, do not transact any Important business deals during- the first week in September.

Charles B. O. Mary will make you a splendid wife and I would not delay the wedding longer. Mary may get tired waiting. landing but because of the political situation in Russia and the constant civil warfare in the latter country.

To Avoid War in China. It is probable that the flyer may circle throughout India and Indo China and thus avoid the battlefields of China proper. If this route is chosen, he will most likely try a single hop from lndo China to Japan. The Jump across the. Pacific, which has not yet been completely spanned by air.

Is still to be worked out. It is considered likely Llnd-berg will take an easy hop to the Philippines first, then to the Midway. Islands and from there to Hawaii and the American mainland. This leg will unquestionably be the most hazardous of the trip. The Midway Islands in particular offer an obstacle which appears insurmountable.

They are small and wild and lack suitable landing field. Brock and Schlee, the two Detroit airmen, who tried the globe-girdling journey, balked when they faced the Midways and ended their flight in Japan. Japan Prepares. Advices from Tokio say the Japanese are already preparing a record welcome for the airman. He has been promised a reception there exceeding those given him in France, Belgium and England last The idea of a round the world flight has been in Lindbergh's mind ever since his European stay was cut short early last June.

At that time he expressed a desire to continue around the globe or at least to pay calls at all the European capitals. Persons here close to the Colonel made it clear he has not definitely committed himself with respect to the exact itinerary of his forthcoming flight, but said he will probably hop off late in May or early in June. FOR TUESDAY BREAKFAST Prunes Cornmeal Mush Baked Eggs Rolls Coffee or Milk LUNCHEON OR SUPFER Vegetable Salad with Boiled Dressing Bread and Butter Cocoa Canned Fruit DINNER Vegetable Soup Sliced Ham in Casserole Spinach Boiled Potatoes Fig Cake Canned Fruit BAKED EGGS Butter a shallow baking dish; break the eggs into it; season with pepper and salt, and put a bit of butter on each; bake until well set; remove to a warm platter and serve. The eggs will look nicer if baked in buttered "patty-pans. BOILED DRESSING Beat three eggs and gradually add 1 tablespoon oil.

half a tablespoon mustard and a tablespoon salt. Then add three-quarters of a cup of and then a cup and a quarter of milk. Cook in doubi boiler, stirring constantly, until thick. FIG CAKE One cupful of sugar. 2 tablespoonfuls of butter, 2-3 cupful of sweet milk, 2 cupfuls of flour, whites of 4 eggs, and 2 tea-spoonfuls of baking powder.

Sift the flour lightly before measuring it. Flavor to suit the taste. This will make 3 layers. After baking the layers, put between them the following, which has been cooked together 10 minutes; pound of figs, chopped fine, 1 teacup of water, est elections in a large number or precincts in various wards in Chicago and surrounding territory," Anderson's appeal saic. "Representatives of political factions have come to me with stories of former conspiracies to prevent fair elections and they say the situation today is even more serious than in previous elections or primaries where federal public officers have been chosen." Building D.

Hensel Your husband will keep his promise In regard to drinking and saving his money. His intentions are good and he will have the strength to 'stick to his promise. Mr. Leroy N. P.

You will be able to cancel your indebtedness by August 1. A local banker is to help you out on that mortgage. A. T. Swanson, 1122' East Adams window, $20.

William Jones. 1021 East Willard windows, roof, partitions. $600. W. O.

Darling. 1447 West Twelfth window, $10. FIREMEN CALLED When the flue at 1306 East Eighth St. was burning out Thursday at 5:52 p. firemen were called.

There was no fire. Arch R. F. See a change for you late in the present year.You are to go in a western direction and you are to have reason to be glad you have made the change. LAFAYETTE, March 30.

The Purdue University Reserve Officers Training Corps will present its annual military carnival tonight in the University armory. A concert by the Purdue Military Band will open the, program. A war play in four episodes will be a feature. land l3 a teacup of sugar. The St.

Paul youth who is national gum-chewing champion is entitled to Join that group of immortals which contains the champion long-distance dancers and the champion flag-pole sitter. Mr. R. F. You are to have a bright prosperous future and your marriage, which will soon take place, is to be very happy.

Campaign Log Producers Quality Milk Is of a Superior Grade. Producers Quality Milk is known better and has more users than any other milk distributed in Delaware County. There are several reasons why it, above all others, is the choice of hundreds of patrons who purchase it The Indiana Dairy Marketing Association, distributor, knows that the public wants a superior grade of milk and in Producers Quality Milk it is supplying that need. The milk, first of all, comes from cows that have been tuberculin tested and have been found to be free from tuberculosis. This is an important point, because it assures patrons -that they are getting: the best.

"Next, when milk comes into the Indiana Dairy's plant it is handled in the cleanest possible manner. It is placed in covered receiving tanks and not once is exposed to air. Is Tasteurized. Then the milk is pasteurized with great care and this process eliminates all harmful bacteria. One who drinks pasteurized milk may feel absolutely certain that it is pure, especially when that milk comes from tuberculin tested cattle.

With the bottling of the milk one might think that the association has ended its task in serving the consumer, but this is not so. The bottles are steamed thoroughly when they are returned to the plant, even if they have been washed carefully by the consumer who last had them. Daylight Delivery. State law requires that a test be made once a month. The association, however, is not content with this and daily sends a quantity of milk taken from one of the delivery wagons to the laboratory of Dr.

R. E. Cole at the Muncie Home Hospital to be tested. Records show that in all the time the milk has been tested it not once has failed to come up to the standard set by state law. The bacterial count is extremely low.

Another important phase of the milk business is delivering the product as soon as possible after it has been taken from the cows. The Indiana Dairy Marketing Association has succeeded in doing this by sending out the milk to its patrons during the day time, just a few hours after it is received. -Producers' Quality Milk is the best you can buy. Adv. FOR SATURDAY BREAKFAST Rhubarb Cereal and Top Milk Bacon Cereal Muffins Coffee or Milk LUNCHEON OR SUPPER Sardine Salad Bread and Butter Prune Whip Cookies DINNER Beefsteak and Onions Scalloped Potatoes Turnips Trifle CEREAL MUFFINS 1 cup cooked cereal, la cups flour, 2 tablespoons sugar, 4 teaspoons baking powder, 'a teaspoon salt, cup milk.

1 egg, 2 tablespoons melted butter. Mix and sift flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Add the egg well beaten and Va the milk. Mix the remainder jof the milk with the cereal, and beat in thoroughly. Then add the butter.

Bake in buttered muffin or gem tins about 30 minutes in a moderate oven. SARDINE SALAD Sardine salad is made by draining boned sardines and arranging them on a bed of white, crisp and cold lettuce leaves. Dress them with French dressing, in which there is 3 times as much vinegar as oil, or else sprinkle them liberally with lemon juice, pepper and salt. TRIFLE Fill a deep, glass dish nearly full with layers of lady fingers and some preserves. Pour over it sufficient orange Juice to soak the cake and 1 teaspoon of vanilla.

Make a custard of the yolks of 'four eggs, 1 pint of milk and 3 tablespoons of sugar. Pour over the cake. Cover with meringue made of the whites of the eggs and 3 tablespoons of powdered sugar. Set in the oven to get a faint tinge of yellow. Mrs.

John A. P. You are to receive your share In the estate In October of this year. All heirs are to be well pleased with the settlement. The trouble you anticipate will not come up.

DELICIOU B. M. The sailor you ask about is over at Newport News, at the present time. You will receive news of him from New York about the middle of June. rtrrss The Maine state Republican convention selected seven uninstructed delegates-at-large for the Republican national convention.

Four district delegations also selected eight delegates uninstructed. All were reported favorable to Herbert Hoover as a presidential candidate. Senator William E. Borah said he had received no answer from former Governor Frank O. Lowdcn of Illinois to his prohibition questionnaire.

The Borah letter was sent about a month ago. The New York conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in a resolution decided against any presidential candidate who was not "an avowed dry." You Mrs. M. E. Do not worry, are to be restored to health.

FOR WEDNESDAY BREAKFAST Orange Juice Cereal and Milk Bacon Mush Batter Cakes Coffee or Milk LUNCHEON OR SUrrER Ham on Toast Bread and Butter Orange and Date Salad DINNER Lamb Stew Boiled Potatoes Browned Parsnips Creamed Onions Pineapple Cream Jelly MUSH BATTER CAKES Two cupfuls of mush. 1 of flour, 2 eggs, a pinch of salt. Use sweet milk sufficient to make the batter of the right consistency. Add the eggs, well beaten, last. Bake on a griddle.

HAM ON TOAST Make a cream sauce and to it add the contents of a can deviled ham. Heat thoroughly, spread on toast, and garnish with chopped hard boiled egg. PINEAPPLE CREAM JELLY To a recipe of lemon jelly, add a cupful of canned pineapple juice instead of some of the water. Cool and when it begins to solidify whip to the consistency of whipped cream, add a cup of shredded canned pineapple, and harden in a mould. Serve with cream or with soft boiled custard.

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M. E. M. You have misjudged your husband. He is true to you.

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