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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1920)
BEEr OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1920. IS Society Active Members In Tuesday Musical Mrs. Lucien Strohem, publicity chairman of the Tuesday Musical club, innounces that active rnember lhipi in the club, limited to 600, are closed for this season. Checks now received will be returned. L A limited number of student and gallery memberships are still availa ble, according to Mrs. Stephens. The gallery memberships at $2 entitle the holder to a seat in the second balcony at the Brandeis, or to a re served seat at the Auditorium when Frits Kreisler and Anna Pavlowa, with her batlet. appear there. Assist at Tea. Among those who will assist at the tea to be given Saturday after noon bv Miss Ruth , Mills will be Mesdames Etta Schneider Turner of Fremont, Lloyd Burdick. Chester Nieman, E. A. Undeland. John Browiilee, George Pinne and Coe Buchanan; Misses Carol Howard, Margherta Schneider of Fremont. Emily Keller, Eleanor McGilton, Martha Noble, Mildred Rhodes. Adelyn Wood a-:d Beatrice John son. Mrs. D. R. Mills and Mrs. John Howard will also receive. The affair is in honor, of Misses Clara Schneider of Fremont and Miss Hazel Howard, who are brides-to-be. Rummage Sale. St. Johns Episcopal church will hold a rummage sale, Saturday, at Twenty-fourth and M streets, South Side,. ) . i ? Saturday Clubs. ualneaa Olrln Iu Buturilny ava , nlni. UMiclna party at the club houae. s A. ft A. lHm' Baetlon Saturday, 1 a'tloek 1nchean at th . home of Mtaa luck Kimball, 101 Bluff attaat, Council Blufft. Following luncheon a playlet, "RococO," by Oranvllla Darker, will b lf n, ' unrt r direction of - Mia Nell Brldenbaufh. r. E. O. Aaaolathn Saturday, S p. m T. W. C A, Called meetlm, What's What By HELEN DECIE be worn at a Hallowe'en party, this condition should be indicated on the invitations, which ought to be sent ; 'out at least two weeks in advance ' of the date. No one should attend a carnival in, ordinary evening elothts. If the invitee dislikes this form of merry-making, he or she may decline the invitation. Nothing is so joy-dampening as a guest or group of guests in conventional dress among an assembly ot witcnes ana clowns, troubadours ana gypsies. , T!ii rlanr nroffram mav lend it' self to the picturesqueness of the oc- cnsiun uy inc unci yuuuum ui jpm ish, Romany, old English and colo nial dance and bv marches and gal lops of witches, fairies, phantoms, etc. (Copyrltht, 1129, Public Ledger Co.) How The President Is' v Elected ' Compiled fur Ta (ioed Cltliaahl Bu reau a I 1M nonioi usa vwnwaw By Anna Stese Richardson. 1. When will I voteifor the pres ident of, the United States?- Answer: On November 4th, 'im A presidential election iiheld every fourth vear on Tuesday following the first Monday of November. If November 1 falls on luesoay, tne election will not be held tintil the following Tuesday. November bth. 2. VV I find the anme ot my presidential candidate on the bal lot? Aitcutnf v- nua lv at the very top of heading of the ballot, under ycur party emblem. 3 Shall I put any marn auer mi name? Answer: No. This might disqual ify your ballot. You vote or place a cross after the names of presi dential electors only. In some states vou must place a cross after the iinnie of each elector on the ticket, and these electors constitute your representation in the electoral col lege. In oth.er spates, a single cross or mark indicated on the ballot, constitutes your, vote for the entire rlorrnral trroim. 4. What is the electoral coueger It is, a bodv of electors chosen by voters through the ballot or direct vote on iovemDer o choose or elect in turn the presi dent and vice-president of the United States. s 5. How many electors constitute this electoral college? innvr' v?i There are as many presidential electors as there are rep- reseniatives in tne v. j. ,uhsic3, both houses combined. At Wash ington, there are 435 in the house and 96 in the senate. " 6. How many of these 531 electors will I vote? , Answer: For as manyas you have representatives' iu Washington from your state. ' If you have three in the house you will vote tor nve presidential ' electors, besides the three men in the 'house of represen tatives, you have twq senators. 7. iiow is tnis numDcr ccier mined? ,"' ' Answer: Bv oooulation. Every state is entitled to two, IT., S. Sen ators, but its number or represen tatives in the lower house is settled by its population. Thus while Ore gon, a sparsely populated state, has two senators and only three repre sentatives in the U. S. Congress, New York, with its dense popula tion has the same number of sen ators, ,two, but 43 representatives in the lower house. So in the electoral college, Oregon lias five electoral votes atid New York has 45. a How do I know that the, men T vnfe for nf send to the electoral college will vote for my candidate? Answer Because thev reoresent your politicar party and pledge them selves to voteuor us nominee wnen elected. 9. When do the presidential elec- tnre fneer ? ' Answer The presidential electors in each state will meet at their re- cnerrive state ranitnl nn the second Monday of January following the November election, falling for this presidential election on lanuary iu, 1921. 1ft Who counts their votes? Answer The . president of the ITniterl .States senate, in this oarticu lur rase. Vice President Marshall. The sealed ballots will be sertt to ln'm hu trie electoral rnllese. and On the second Wednesday in February following, that is on Wednesday, February 9, 1921, in the presence of the ITniterl State senate .and the house of renresehtatives. meeting in joint session, ne win count xne Bal lots. The nominees for president the constitution established the' elec toral college and no better method for electing the president has been devised as yet?. 13. Why was this method chosen by the makers of the constitution? Answer The makers of the con stitution were grave and cautious men. They had just passed through a period of stress and viblent polit ical differences. . They wished to surround the choice of presidents with every safeguard and dignity. Direct voting for the president might lead to injudicious nominations, h?,t on4 undue excitement. At yfirst the framers of the constitution thought that the presiaenr snouio dc chosen by the United States con gress, but in time they realized that this might mae the president a mere to.ol in the hands of the men who chose him. Only after a long debate was the electoral system de vised by the framers- of the constitu tion. For a time after the constitu tion was adopted state legislatures selected the presidential electors, fenerally from their own bodies, his method gave the people no di rect vote in the choice of president, and by state vote the plan was so changed that voters now select pres idential electors just as they elect elective officeholders, national, state or local. Only within recent' years has this same method of direct elec tion been, employed in electing United States senators. ' By vhe present i method each presidential elector Jor whom you vote in the election of November 4 of this year will represent you in the electoral college. v r KHow are presidential candi-dateanominated? U Answer At national party con ventions. . Mrs. Harding's. Waffles Here is the wafrhf recipe which Mrs. Warren Haraing when in Omaha promised to. send The Bee. Mrs. Harding's waffles have become known to all politicians and repub lican leaders in the United States who have visited the Harding home during the past few months. Waf fles, creamed chipped beef, fresh fruit and good Coffee comprise the Harding Sunday morning breakfast the year around: , Two eggs, two tablespoons of sugar, two heaping tablespoons of putter, one pint of milk, one pint of flour, two heaping teaspoons of bak ing , powder, one teaspoon of salt. Bestf yolks of eggs, add sugar and salt, milk ami flour; next add melted butter. Just before ready to bake add baking powder and beaten white of eggs. Cook it in hot waf fle irons. Use plenty of butter and maple syrup. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, wife of the republican vice presidential nominee, used the one-two-three rule for her pies which share in fame with Mrs. Harding's waffles. One cup of flour, two tablespoons of shortening, three tablespoons of cold water, or milk if the crust is to be very light and flaky. ( When Basting In hntti'ho- a carment. thread the needle on the spool. Don't break off the thread. t This will mean that you do not have to thread a needle so often and you can sew directly from the spool. Put the spool in a box, so that it won't roll away from you. The best way would be to put the spool in a covered box and bring the thread out through a little hole in the side. , . Corn Fritters. Two cups of corn; if kernels are large, run through meat chopper; rdd two or three tablespoons of milk, one teaspoon of sugar, one-half tea spoon of melted salt, one beaten egg, one teaspoon of rtoelted shortening and two or three tablespoons of flour, or enough so that the mixture will just drop from the spoon, and one teaspoon baking powder. Saute on a hot griddle or frying pan in enough fat to brown richly; let the fat get hot before dropping the frit ters on the pan. They may be made a bit stiff er and cooked by the . spoonful in deep fat if wished. Fresh corn may be used ipstead of the canned. Cut kernels down the middle, slice off tips, and then scrape or pressout every bit of the pulp, add less milk and no sugar. Sour Cream Cake. Half cupful margarine, I cupful sugar y3 cupful molasses, 2 eggs, I teaspoonful cinnamon, 1 teaspoon ful nutmeg, Y teaspoonfuls soda, 2 cupfuls pastry flour, 1 cupful sour ciif) nreaiHent havinc the larsr- est vote will be formally declared iant rtrovir eri that it is trie ma jority of the whole number of votes cast. - 11. Whv do we not wait until February 9 to lean whether our nominee is elected? Answer Because the question is r-j1!ir aeftleH on November 4 hv the votes cast for presidential electors who represent the people, ine mestmcr nf the electoral eollesre and the counting of the ballots by the president of the United States sen- ate are mere tormanties required Dy the United States constitution. , 12. Whv do l not -vote directly for the president? Answer--Because tne iramers oi Do You Know X Three Questions, a Day for the Housewife. 1. What grain is richest in starch? i. A good way to . grease a griddle for " making griddle cakes? 3. How iron- or steel utensils may be treated so that they dd not rust easily? ,j These questions will be an sweted by the housewife. Answers to Previous ' Ques tions. 1. The pineapple derived its name because it resembles a pine cone. , 2. Cakes baked in thin layers or in patty-pans take less time to bake than loaf cakes and a 1 "poor" cake bakes much more quickly than a cake rich with , many egjjs and much butter. 3. To remove dear coffee stairis use, boiling water at once, but for coffee mixed with cream or milk the fabric should be first put in cold water and then in boiling water. (Copyright, U20, by tho McClurs' Newspaper Syndicate.) Union Outfitting Co. Sale of Balduff s Chocolates I 24 c but of the High Rent District Union Outfitting Co. Special Box for Children Pure' and wholesome milk Chocolates made up in "A. B C." and Animal blocks. ciaJ Saturday at Spa- n amMaTiaaa a t Special for Saturday A regular $1 box of Bal duff's Chocolates of the very finest quality, strictly hand dipped with delicious . cream centers. 39c For 12 O. 1 Box .- v -' ; i Annual Blanket Sale Darning Hint Darn the feet pi your'dark' stock ings with' white ' darning cotton (or silk) and save your eyes. 'A wonder ful darner of whom I know uses white one way of the hole and then finishes in black, making a delightful little lattice work patch of it. m Pork Chops and Apples. If, you weary of fried pork chops try-baking them in this fashion; Lay the chops in a baking pan (rather thick chops are best), season and in the same pan lair quartered, cored apples. Baste as' they . bake for about three-quarters of an hour in a slow oven and you will find the chops delightfully tender ( and the flavors of the meat and apple make a delicious combination. Tart apples, of course, are preferable., , . cream, i cupful nut meats, Ya, cup ful raisins, y teaspoonful salt. Cream togqther the margarine and stfgar; add molasses and eggs well beaten; sift together the dry ingredi-5 ents. reserving sufficient flour for dusting the raisins; add this alter nately with the sour cream to the mixture. Chop the ruts and raisins fine, dust with flour and add. Beat well, pour into a large loaf-pan and bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for A$kyour Srocer to-day for PREMIUM S0EA CRACKERS 1 tW Jl The worL"Cold8 means an acute infection of the lining membranes of the nose, tonsils, throat and larger bronchial tubes. Many pneumonias begin as a common cold. To prevent a Cold or to overcome the activ ity of the little living germs in your system 'after you get a Cold and to restore the lining membranes to a healthy normal state, take Qrovo'o L. B, Q. tcbloto (Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets) . Ths imuiM bears this ., . ( signature Keep the in V v. ' FREE raritutenae Wahave pteparad averj unuiual f ip baw which " aienvww Wt mnW nvparauan of Ham and Baton, and Mnvoldwaytmadenew and better bv better meth od lt free. Send tor Address The Cudahv Packing Co Puritan Dept. ' III W, Monroe St. ChiUfO A 1 1 ii iiLUI ,j ,, ..... jj , i 1 1 n i m in -' 8 !1: ,WM.'' m- am t ' To get ALL ofuhe good out of good ham you should keep all of the good IN. 1 " Parboiling to remove excess salt also removes flavor. ' , Puritan Ham is a mild cure there is no excess of salt; but there is an abundance of flavor sweet, mild and mellow. Keep it there do not parboil Puritan before frying or broiling. "TfceTasteTeHs" 1 THE CUDAHY PACKING CO. If vour dealer doern t F, W. CON RON, Mgr. handle Punnn. telephone ,3 J(mMSt,OmaJi, Neb.D.2401 Puritan Heme and Bacon art smoked dally In our Omaha r plant, lnsurUii (reah, brljhtjj' unoaad meatl at aU timee. i ,' Sale Begins 8 A. M. AH Day Saturday Big Special Purchase From Overstocked Eastern Manufacturer Made Immense Reductions Possible On the threshold of Winter's beginning, thrifty housewives have this opportunity to' supply their winter bedding needs in Blankets of firrest- qualities at about Half Price, in advance of the rush which the first cold weather nS bring. v Beautiful soft, warm, blankets of wool, wool nap and cotton in a wide variety of patterns. About $2.55 Beautiful, plain pat terns, cotton Blankets, colored' borders, size 62x76, spe cial, pair.. Tan, gray and white cotton blankets, , col ored borders, size 66x78, spe- flJO OQ ciali pair.,,..V,"' Plaid blankets in cot ton, blue, pink, gray and tan, size 68x80, ;ff?'.'.per.:.$4.20. Wool nap blankets in plaids, assorted colors, size 66x80, (PC CQ special, pair,. V'' Fine wool blankets, pjain patterns, pretty colored borders, size 68x80, ap6- flQ AO cial, a pair.-O Plaid wool blankets, vdriety of colors, fine quality, size 66x80, pt:':.p:: $14.98 : Price And many other beautiful patterns too numerous to list. Sale andf -Demonsration MOODIER SAVES MILES OT STEPS Join the Hoosier Club Pay $1 Special Offer Begins Saturday Lasts One Week Free! A beautiful "Hooiier" wiJI be given away FREE during this demonstration. Inquire for particulars. No purchase 'necessary. VJ7 II I Only $ 1 is all that is nec essary to have this time and labor-saving Hooker Kitchen Cabinet delivered to your home. $1 a Week You'carl pay on terms of $1 weekly if you join the HOOSIER CLUB during this sale and demonstration. You woman who have "always wanted a Hoosier" but who have always felt you had better wait a little longer to get it here is your opportunity to 'own a labor and step-saving Hoosier at once and get. " A Great Big Cabinet - Full of Groceries Free! With Every Hoosier Cabinet Sold j Sale of Hats 'Beautiful Va riety of. Newest ' . Fall Styles Choice Saturday $5.00 Stunning draped of f-the-f ace "effects" also Hindoo Tur bans, .Qhin-Chins, Mushrooms." Sailors, ! etc., in Panne or JVel- vvets attractive trim mings and colors. Charge Accounts Invited Alterations Free , Smart Fall Dresses Pannier, Tunic and Tailored Dresses $22.50 $34.50 up Individual in Btyle, perfect in workmanship, artrtticaliy trimmed, thes'e dresses will excite your admiration. Such a stuhningarray of styles a model becoming to every type. Materials Are: Tricotlnes, Crepe, Meteor, Silk Tricolette, Taffeta Satin, Charmeme Women's and Misses' Fall n Suits Fashioned in Newest Styles $39.50-$49.50 up '. ' , ' "t '' Richly Fur Trimmed and stunning plain tail ored styles all sizes for women and misses colors are Wing Blue, Reindeer, Madura Brown, Mahogany, Navy and Black". 1 Materials Are: Velour,. Yalama, Tinseltone, Goldstone, Tricotine Broadcloth and Many Others Coats ' Priced Extremely Low $19.50 $34.50 up , Presenting a wonderful style variet7 for Fall and Winter waar. The "wrappy" effect is shown in many models and makes a graceful ap pearanceHosts of Cape Collar designs excel, lent trimmings and color effect Materials Are: Bolivia, Gold Tip, Evora, Silvertone, Velour, Broad ) cloth, Suedene i II 3. E. COIi. 16 Si & JACKSai ST3. on bos. V V .....V.;... "-:V.t: v'A" - "' j " ' ' ' ' .-.....
