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THE INDIANAl’OLLS EW S, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1920

SUPREME COURT

Abstract* of Opinions Announced December 14, 1920.

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whidk told tb* oourt tto%» * »peed is mux#* of twentr Are raDe# an hour outaide tsor porste lamte waa onlawfol, «m error, snd tttftt Iiwtruetlon" « awl 10 abould not hare been fire.. *» tb«r imply tfsa* *«r •pe^fte number of outeo an Hour on«bt te held. DWal apeed The <*xtrt net* oat feetiou 1047&€, Bum* 1014 and bold* that it 1* only deeiaratory of tfae eo*B*oor» Dm*, that a driver mant not exceed that apoad wbkSx. under all the «4reuoiataiH»r sooid wH be exceeded hr a peraoa of ordtiuor <*re *t that time and pine*, and further make* a atated number of mlJee an hour at atated preatimpttve eridew* Of mum#** but open 'to erk!**** that under the Mftarosa of the eaae it waa not e*ire. The otmrt *ay» that a* the our* — or not the »r«ij«!atTire /ao

of a rule of »runo>/m law a« a

ehe<*. and the appellee filed a aet-o«. aD iremr that the appellee ordered twenty-fire barreia of wlBsty to be •hipped and aalea re* ported every *laty day* and if any remained unaold on April 1. 191«. to be neaMpped to the appellant, but that'the appeftamt only neot ten bamsfe of whirfiy and when the remauhrar fifteen barrel* were ordered * hipped the appellant made excnms for a tune and thru repudiated ite contract to the appellee'* damace stated fa exeeea of at>pefiaot's demand The jwy found for the appellee. The «wt eaya theer waa no »- rend Wo error fa rtlmiwe to-order the jury to ffad for the appellant a* any error on that behalf would have to be brooxht up throurh error on the iiwtru^tiooe n*en when the jury wac charted The omirt further holds that the aaawers of the jury do not overcome the rerdtet. »• there micbt he «vt<tefcce of a waiver which would overcome the matter contained fa the anewera. But the 'wurt holds that the evidanoe la tn•uffi'aent, aa the order and acceptance ae to 1 the twanty-five barrels of whisky wa* not. a sale, bet an acreement for a eon* i rumen* 1 and that there was no ovidenee fa ! what was the how by appeilee by breaA of: the 'Witract fa eotmgn the addLDonal fifteen 'barrels, as all the evideoc* is addrowed fa a breach of a contract of sale, which, does not tathteb foundattofi for assessinr the ate

la. pWiae's dam ayes for failure fa fulfill atwel-

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WASHINGTON RELICS SOLD

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PHILADELPHIA, December 15—A miniature portrait of George Washington, painted at the request of Martha Washington by Charles Willson Peale. has been bought fit auction here by the ML Vernon Assoc! atlon for f>,41K>. The mmature, one of

a number of Washington relics fnom the estate of Dr. David Stuart, a kinsman of Washington, fa a portrait on ivory *» » gold frame and reposes in the original leather case. It wfi* presented by Martha Washington to Rosalie Eugenia Stuart, a daughter

of Dr. Stuart-

Other relics bought by the ML Vernon Association include Washington's field telescope, which brought $4.0-58, and two mahogany chairs

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which he bad in hfa ML Vernon. One

PHOTOPLAYS.

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MuraT Wednesday, Dec. 22 "They Never Came Back”

A Manic*! F*rc* Prwiented by

Princeton University Triangle Gub Most Patuous nf Colloge tiramntie Oigrantsafton*. SKATS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE TODAY.

Lower Floor Price*—$1.00 to $2.50.

NOW! Sir Gilbert Parker’s “BEHOLD MY WIFE” A George Melford Production

Wiiti—Mabel Jaheme Scott Elliott Dexter Milton Silk Perfwmmams Start Week Day—11s— A. M.s in*, tfa* 4s— 8:18, 7**, $M P. M

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Lois Weber’s Special Production PLEASE WOMAN” The Challenge of

the Ages!

How to please a woman! The problem that has built and wrecked empires, made and maddened men since the world

began.

At last presented, warm with life, in a fascinating drama on the screen! A shimmering, thrilling beauty - romance, drawn, from the hearts and homes that are America

today.

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MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE

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brought 11.180 and the other $700. Washington's shaving outfit, consisting of two razors, a hone, strop, brush, comb and mirror, in a morocco case, was sold to an anonymous buyer from New York for $950.*

WiU Leave State Positia*. Alad&r H. Hamborsky, a traveling

state legal

deputy for the

ment. will leave the state January 1 to enter the Sou

?partsltion Bend

law office of Slick A. Slick. One of the partners is city attorney and the other recently was elected county treasurer. Mr. Hamborsky Is being talked of as a possible deputy for

the St. Joseph prosecutor, Floyd d. Jelllsoa. ' Mr. Hamborsky came to Indianapolis several years ago from Crawfordsvllle. where he was graduated from Wabash College.

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double boiler with mOk, and cook over

bake in hot ovao —

The KILLS BROTHERS Ofa New Ye—

What One fitanan Told Another It isn’t gossip—but just a bit of news that you can give your family more food delights than ever, by using cocoanut —Dromedary Cocoanut Just try it and see how they’ll all love the rich, subtle flavor of Dromedary. Rice podding, muffins, salads, and dozens of , dishes are ever so easy to make and ten times easier to eat Dromedary Cocoanut is always ready for instant use. In the M Ever-Sealed” package it keeps, fresh to the last shred. Put it on your order list now. Your grocer is making a special display of Dromedary Cocoanut this week—look for this display. ■ r *', v ^ • '■'* • - ' ctsk your GrocerJ6r it—Ht has it This is

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In the Morning Before

a vegetable poultry. I

/T^HE most delicious and healthful breakfast X you can give your children is a bowl of rice, cooked so that each grain is plump, tender and standing alone. Sprinkle with sugar and cover with milk. Then hear the youngsters holler for

more.

Rice supplies strength to growing bodies. It sustains their energy through hours of schoolwork and play. It builds bone and muscle" Rice is more quickly and easily digested than any other food.

Serve rice as a vegetable. It is delicious with meats, fish, and poultry. Eat it as you do potatoes with gravy or butter over it. When served with tomatoes and grated cheese as a sauce, rice makes a complete meal by itself. There are over three hundred ways to prepare rice. Eat it every

day—you’ll enjoy it

Rice is the most economical food you can buy. One cupful makes enough for a family of five. Any that’s left over can be made into a number of appetizing dishes. American rice is the

world’s finest.

ASSOCIATED RICE MILLERS OF AMERICA, Inc., New Orleans, La.

This is a Master Recipe Anya* who follows ths directions can cook rics successfully the first time they try, W Wash rice thoroughly in a strainer. Use a deep porcelain or agate-ware kettle. Te few cup* of boiling water add one level teaspoonful of salt. Then add one cup of washed rice so slowly that water continues to boil. Lift rice occasionally with fork, and shake kettle so that no kernels stick to bottom. But—this is important—sever stir tbs rics. Beil twenty minutes. Then pour water off. if any, and place in open even where it will finish swelling without burning. Each grain will stand alone, plump, tender and delicious.

• Consult any standard cook book for a number of excellent recipes for rice.

Justine Johnstone, former “Follies” beauty, and now one of Broadway’s greatest favorites, is hailed fey many enrira as the most beautiful woman in America. She makes her screen debut m 4 BLACKBIRDS, a crook play from the pen of Harry James Smith, which deals, -t with the^slums, Jtmt with the unscrupulous men and women who move in high society’ UNIVERSAL COMEDY FOX NEWS Last Times Today-Aliee Brady in “The New Yeit Idea”

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STEWED RICE

Put one-half ounce at butter into s pot, snd fry in it until brown an onion sliced, then add one-half pint of soup stock or beef liquor, one-half cup of rice, pepper, salt and a bit of cayenne. Cover and stew for fifteen or twenty minutes or until the rice is tender. Stir frequently

to keep from burning.

Here are a few others.

~ MELANGE OF RICE

Prepare by chopping fine, measuring after chopping, one cup of cabbage, one-half cup carrot, one cup potatoes, one-half cup turnip, one-half cup onion and a little celery. Put these vegetables into a kettle with two quarts of hot water and let boil one hour. Then add salt, pepper and a pinch of cayenne. Let boil half an hour longer. Just before serving stir a cupful of milk into a cup of cooked rice (warmed), add te tbe vegetables with a tablespoonful of butter and serve hot. Do not let the

soup boil after the milk and rice arc added.

BAKED EGGS WITH HAM AND RICE Chop one cup of cold ham fine, and miz with it one cup of boiled rice, salt and pepper and one tablespoonful of buttar. Put into buttered pattie pans, set them in a Urge pan and put into the oven till warn. Take out and break into sach little dish one egg, sprinkle with salt and pepper, return to the oven and allow the whites te become firm, remove, place each dish ea a

is tender. Sttr frequently soup boil alter the milk and nee ere aooea. firm, remove, place each dish ea :«p from burning. Serve. UMll plate asd serve.

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