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4 HANfBANOISpO CHRONICLE STJNDAT IK REFUTES CHARGES IH BAR BOW Gwn Proposition to Regulate the Practice law Held Fully Supported SULLIVAN HEADS DRIVE Legal Veterans Aid Termed Sufficient to Show Representation The California Bur Association Commands the support and a leglsnce of the legal profession throughout the Stats In the praaant effort to assure the success of prop osition no an act regulating th practtoa of law This Is th state ment from th Public Wei fart Bu reau of tha Bar Association mad In reply to the charge that th present movement Is not representative of the prof anion The name of Jeremiah 8ulllvan a bead of tha State campaign or ganlietlon Ii alt the refutation that neb a charge requires said Timothy Heal jr chairman of publicity for the campalrn committee For IX yeers past Sullivan has been prtsldsnt of the San Franclsoo Bar Association and for many years has teen Identified with only the most Worthy movements In California VETERAN OF BAR Nearly pointed cut that Sullivan Is an outstanding veteran not only In the bar of California but a res ognlted figure throughout the country Judge Sullivan has lived In California since childhood said Healy He graduated from St Ignatius College In 1170 and ever since that time has been Identified with the public jood not only of San Francisco but California as a whole LAVWKn SINCE 1874 He was admitted to the bar In 1174 and the same year opened his own office In 1877 he was elected a member of the San Franclaoo Board of Education and two years later he was elected Sunerlor Judge the youngest of twelve Judges elected at that time While on the bench he passed on ome of Californias most notable cases among these being that of Hurke vs Flood Involving upward or a minion dollars of the stockholder of the California and Vir ginia Consolidated mines and the Barah Althee Hill Sharon ve Wl llm Sharon a case Involving the rights of the common law wife of ejnaron to one of Californias greatest enisles SF Child Is Selected for Lead in Fairy Story Films afflr it aMValfABiHC a ttL A sakBBBBBBBBBBaVr fcirrTOl Tfc 4tBBBT KLLralieBhLBnfeflffVBAj4m WW fFkH SxbbY Gir Y7iSpb Moose to Have Mass Meeting Wednesday A mass meeting In which tha entire membership has been urged to attend will be held Wednesday evening In Moose Auditorium 111 Jones street by the Loyal Order of Moos The meeting has been called at the Instance of the Moose building committee and It hae been announced by Dr Joseph Pohelm chairman that matters of vital Importance will be taken up Frank Monahan supreme vice dictator who will be the eupreme head of the order neat year will call the meeting to order Attorney Walter MrOovern will be one of the speakers The committee In charge Includes Joseph A Carry Frank Tracy Joseph Bury Samuel Cerf Judge Thomas Prendergast Judge Walter Perry Johnson Dr Mooslln Dr Robert Oroeso George Monahan Samuel Silver and Louis eder Collection of Rare Stamps Exhibited Collections of rare stamps were on exhibit at the last meeting of the Pacific Philatelic Society held on Wednesday evening In the trustees room of the Mechanics Library Many of the stamps displayed were European and were used more than seventy year ago Mrs Aldrlch Fogarty who Is said to own the largest collection of stamps of any woman collector next to Queen Wtlhelmtna of Holland was made a member of the society Mrs Fogartys collection Is contained In alx large albums and has taken nor than thirty years to collect Mezzo Soprano Listed as Soloist Ruth Bates mesto soprano will be the soloist this morning at the 11 oclock concert In the California Theater singing the aria Don Fatal from Verdis Don Carlos Olno Severl will direct his orchestra of fifty In the following program March from Tannhauser Wagner Slavonic Dances Noa 1 and I Dvorak selections from Samson et Dellla Salnt Haens snd the overture to Eurysnthe Weber IF SIUMAUH IS TROUBLING CHEW A FEW I Instantly End Indigestion Gas Heartburn Acid Stomach BflJaroan I Taste pleasant Work wonder The moment you chew a few tablet of Papes Dlspepsln all th misery of Indlgeatlon and dlaordeied stpsiaeh ends four stomach needs this harmless aelp Get relief for a few cent Millions of dyspeptics and stomach sufferers never bothered any mora Any drug tor AdvrUmat Little Joan Woodbury daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Woodbury of this city who to appear in series of fairy tales for the filmi to be produced here Joan Woodbury Six and a Half Years Old With Accomplishments Gets Big Movie Contract After combing the country and making a thorough search of San Francisco and Los Angeles for a child personality to play the principal role In a series of motion pictures of childrens fairy stories the Motion Picture Utility Corporation haa placed Joan Woodbury and a halt year old daughter of Mr and lra Elmer Woodbury of th Hotel Richelieu under contract FAIRT ITORr LEAD This little miss will shortly go to work surrounded by a cast of children and grown ups In a series of famous fairy storlee that are now being prepared for the screen The requirements that the picture producing company were looking for were rather severe a the youngster had to have all ths qualifications of a much older person Joan Woodbury It Is said meets all the requirements She can ride horseback and haa won prises at the Horse Show haa ridden two horses on bare back driving th third tandem can swim diva do all manner of acrobatics danee a number of different dances and play the piano 8he haa a number of other accomplishments 10 PBn CENT CHILD Joan Woodbury haa been known for aome time aa America 100 Per Cent Child and has been photographed sketched and painted by many artists Three times she has been chosen a queen once with the Winter Flower and Carnival Show In Los Angeles Uv 111 Wild Flower Show In San Francisco and she waj this ysars May Day Queen The pictures In which little Joan will appear will be made In and around San Franclaoo New Extension Classes Will Be Opened This Week Course in Auto Shop for Women at Polytechnic High School Four new claasee will be opened this week by the University of California Extension Division The first will begin Wednesday night and will be a course In short story writing under the direction of Porter Classes will be held In the Ebell Club Hall Oakland Two other courses In short story writing will be conducted by Porter In room its Flood building beginning Thursday October Id On will begin at oclock and the other at 710 oclock In the evening A course In auto shop for women will open next Thursday afternoon at 115 oclock In the Polytechnic High School under the direction of 8 Car nlglla A oourss Iq machine shop will be given by Weaver at the Polytechnic High School commencing Monday night October 10 Other classes now In progress by the extension division Include American Authors by A Anderson public speaking dramatlo reading and training of the speaking voice by Mrs Quy Farrlngton commercial art by Otis Sheperd costume designing by Mrs Wllhelmlne Randall mathematics by Mrs Mary Paine mechanics draftsmanship and blue print reading by Orover Poison and several language classes Full Information may be obtained at the headquarters 140 Kearny street Grapes That Cannot Be Snipped Out Doomed to Go Into Vinegar Stock OCTOBER 22 1022 4MmM Pff i lis llilalww Mj jMNBH i i VV iali Chronicle Cooking Department pf HIIID MMl IMP it llffl tttiri ncuv By DODDS Special Menstrs ee The rtiroiacja WASHINGTON Oct II If a hms owner hae a vinegar manufacturers permit he can bur un fermented grape juice and let nature take Its course but not otherwise This I th dictum of th prohibition unit aa handed down tbts week when representatives of California grape growers made Inquiries regarding the disposition of th great grape crop whloh cannot be moved In It fresh state because of Inadequate transportation fa cllltles Under this ruling nnfermented Juicea of any kind cannot be sold In a condition capable of producing win unless the purchaser baa a vinegar manufacturer permit On the other hand the ruling holds any one without a permit may buy the fresh fruit and crush It himself for the ostensible purpose of making vinegar and still be within the law or course the purpose must not be for making win bat It 1 one of nature law which th prohibitionists cannot revoke that the liquid must ferment Into wine before It turns to vinegar Then If the product la consumed before It reaches the vinegar state Its nobodys fault and tha Volstead act just cant help Itself The purcheser of fresh fruits may even hire the squeeslng done at a regular mill such aa a regularly licensed winery or any other Place for that matter but he must hurry home with the juice before It contains more than one half of one per cent of alcohol or else he will be violating that part ef the Volstead act prohibiting the transportation of liquor Grape Juice uauallv iiuui th halfper cent stage within six hours after 1 pressed California grape growers have till a way to dispose of therr eur plus produot through the organ satlon of a company that will manufacture and aell sacramental wine under a regularly prescribed permit Issued by the prohibition department There I a legal market for sacramental wines that will be augmented a Importation from foreign countries are cut off through the operation of the tariff provision Inserted by Senator Shortrldge Foreign wines have been imported In largo quantities In the past but the Importers will find Increasing dlffloulty to keep up their business under the new tariff law This should broaden th market for California wines Friends of the Dyer antl lynchlng bill tha fight for which was led la th Senate by Senator Shortrldge were pleased to learn that the administration program places this bill right after the ship subsidy bill In Importance The program gives the Dyer bill aa one of the measures Congress Is expected to pass before March 4 next Women of the country are be aieglng President Harding to call a special session before election day If for only one day In order that th newly appointed woman Senator from Georgia may be seated Her term of office will expire on election day as Oeorgls voters will on that day elect a successor to the late Senator Watson If the President acceded to this suggestion he will advance his plana about a week aa it Is on November 14 that the special session la now planned to be called An extenelve propaganda by Influential people In Washington circles Is being carried on In behalf of this scheme Scouts Plan for Week End Trip The scouts In Troop tt are planning for a swimming meet the first week of November Treop it now baa several swimming teams and the Bear patrol haa lasued a challenge to the other patrols to compete In aquatic sports tt Troops 81 and 104 will hold a Joint meet at Camp Llllenthal next Friday evening Swimming boating and test passing will feature th events of the dsy with a business meeting and campflre program In the evening tt tt Despite the fact that the last session of the court of honor was held on the afternoon of October IS thir ty three scouts appeared before the court and paased a total of forty six merit badge tests Seymour Marcus Jr a scout In Troop 84 by passing the merit badge subjects life saving and llremanehlp qualified aa a life aoout Other boys who appeared at this session were Rurnoad OraUur Harold Ureoe mnijtaf ifmsie xmnmil irono we nyiui TYooe imun Jaun of Troop DooslM fi laeotn Oil Tionp 10 In loarue Miaw 1TO0P ftuut 1 Relet Troop Mmi iiwv nmirr nniiirnn ng vm jnwp Aruur ooujumi BalHHtt Troop AA ffooeri itiurrnin rat Mom Mlrim tiui iL Trapp Anfaor Ained Bool jibm rloww Alftrwri tAukiA IimhIi Neten eaa Paul wlnhoU Troop JtS lltonipann Troop Of Ihiuslai Msoohfe Troop Jerome Qnuna Albert usee end FTed oor ntilM Kt Jerome Qmma Albert laeac end 1mo Troop 80 Billr Connollr Cbulea don Claraiiei Ituin and Jnliua Von Nr Troop FYed Barrli end Alfred WUooa Troop lot sad Jum KnlL Troop 111 tt tt Scouts In San Franclaoo are looking forward to the week end program at Camp Llellenthal which will be conducted October 28 18 under the direction of Field Executive Frank Wlllett Test passing swimming boating raarshmallow roast and moving pictures will provide the scouts with a good time tt tt tt Scout Executive Raymond Han son visited Troop 80 at its meeting last week and told the scouts or his visit to the conference of scout executives at Blue Ridge He also demonstrated the Indian algn anguage tt tt tt Scouts of Troop IS have adepted the Nobby oap and wear them In place of the regulation hate The caps are blue and brown with a ergo 2 on the front tt tt Troop 41 will enter Its fifth year In scouting shortly The scoiitn are planning a recruiting drive to bring ths membership of this troop up to Its full quota Troop 14 is planning to oonduot patrol competition In scouting Prises will be swarded the winner 4 tt tt tt Scoutmaster Xellar and the scouts of Troop 77 will hold weekly meetings In the building at Tenth and Howard streets tt tt tt tt Troop twas Inspeoted by District Commissioner Levleon at the last meeting Scouts Howard Donlg and Maurice Stampa were preaented with Star acout badges Today the scouts are planning a hike into the Fairfax hills tt tt tt tt Troop 44 held Its high jinks at Camp Llllenthal last week According to Major 8pohn scoutmaster of the troop every one had a great time with the exception of three candldatea who were Initiated Inlo the troop They will recover In about a month tt tt tt tt Troop Committeeman Jehn Mooney presented Scouts Howard Ebner Michael Bronder Clement Schnabel and Robert Turner with the miniature of the Eagle scout oaage tt tt tt tt The scouts of Troop 2 are visit ing camp Manias at Mansanlta Marin county and are building a hou with kitchen dining room basement and a brick fireplace The come are aieo planning to build a swimming pool Ten members were Initiated Into he troop at the laat meeting Boout Elmo Cop was named leader of the Stag patrol Edward MoCali became leader of ths Beaver patrol Ernest Bulger was appointed assistant leader of the 8tag patrol and Ray mond Moyle became assistant leader of the Eagle patrol tt tt tt tt Troop 4 held a swim at Butro Baths last Friday night Maay aquatic test were paaaed tt tt tt Scout troops In Ban Mateo county will hold a rally at San Mateo Friday evening November I following the regular session of the peninsula court of honor Badges will be awarded various scouts followed by first aid demonstrations by crack team and fire building by friction contests Jr0 0 107 will participate in the rally Msmbera of the oourt of honor a well as official of th San Fran Cisco council will attend IF CANDIDATES WERE CANDID 8PKECH OF J0IHI SMITn WHO DESIBE8 TO BE C0S0EES8 MAS FBOM TIIE ONE HIT DBEDTII DISTRICT TO THE FOBTIETn JUBD WELFABE CXCB LADIES and Gentlemen I use th term from habit only I can see few gentlemen In the house snd the term ladles as It ts employed In my est would csr talnly not apply to the somewhat shabby women before me I am here tonight not because I want to be or becauee I get any pleasurs whatsver from regarding people who are manifestly my Inferiors but because the political leader who gave me the nomination listed this place for tonight on my Itinerary I want to go to Congress and I suppose I have got to ask for your votes I know nothing whatever about the duties of Congressman being a retired manufacturer by trade but 1 should Ike to have the honor of the position and my wife would enjoy the social life of Washington 1 have a competent aecre tary who would do all the work for me I expect to do nothing whatever for any of you If you elect me and will thank you to write me no letters and not to try to call on me when you come to Washington Having said these things I will now leave and I thank heaven I can get back home tonight a little earlier than usual SPEECH Or HENBT BBOTVN NOMINEE FOB SHERIFF TO THECHJUSBEB OF COMMERCE Gentlemen I dont know what a Sheriff ha to do with the Chamber of Commerce although I should Judge firm th appearanoe of aome of you that he ought sooner or later to be passing In your meals through the bars I came here after the bos had fixed It for me to com by getting on of your member who hM I SXOr SXOSBBSe eswssssssw 3 iBstt a 0 a good fat county contraot to send me the Invitation I have accepted The reaaon I am a candidate for Sheriff Is not because I think the office la patrleularly honorable hut because It pays a lot ot money ana carries a lot of patronage ajong with It If elected I shall feed the prisoners In the county Jail as little aa posslbls and make as much a can be made out of the feeding eoatrect I shall appoint my brother Mm first deputy my cousin Egbert second deputy and George Jones tha brother in law of the boss third deputy Putting in my own relations In better job than his Is going to start something but of course I wont let him know I am golsr to do It till after I am elected Tb Sheriff can held offlo only on term and with good luck I ought to be fixed by the end of that time anyway All the minor Jobs within my appointment will be filled by worthies relations who have been bor rowing money from me which I will thus be able to get back again I thank you for your kind attention and I hope youll all turn out and vote for me on election day SPEECH OF DR ROTS ROBIN SON NOMINEE FOB CORONER TO WHOLESALE MILLINERS ASSOCIATION Oentleroen The Coroners office means a great deal to me namely bout flOOO a year 1 am not doing very well as a doctor having few patients left out of what waa a very considerable number before 1 began to treat them Some of these patients hav gone to other doctors many have gone to the great beyond Tou wholesale milliners may not know much about the duties of a Coroner In this respect you have pothlng whatever on me I see among you many men who have served In the party and st the polls with ms and If some of you who have been election judges and clerks count as well for me as yon By James Montaeue have for relation of yours who hav been running for office there Will VmilrTi1 bOUt mr on I might go on and talk a lot n1 WhaU rV bU ness and tell you what a fine crowd of men you are But I don mmTnervT millinery business and I think ss a matter of fact thet Vo are pretty tough looklng bunch However Iv ot t6 mght gJPEE fOH 8TATE 8ENA meM0TnE Oente not feif to uk any bunk about labor because I am personally against unions and If elected will vpte against labor In any form every chance I get It strikes me as I stand hffre to night that If ynu fellows would put on laundered hlrt and clean your finger nails now and then youd make better appearance From what 1 hear about you you are getting an awful lot of money for1 work that Is merely muscle work no brains In It and you sre always making lot of trouble for hip and dock owners Besides that you flgbt among yourselvea a good deal and keep the police busy too often to suit me But I suppose your vote are as good ae anybody elses and I need em Thats why Fm here I cant live on the salary of a State Senator tut It will give ms a lot of advertising which ought to help my law practice If elected I shall vote on every measure just as my district leader tells me to vote and shall be as little at the State Capitol aa possible I certainly shall do nothing for you fellows and ril thank you not to annoy me by coming to see me at th capltol It would gat me In dutch with my swell friends to be seen with any of you Cood night CoprricM Id by the Bed Syndkata ms soup mi is practical KITCHEN MT Mrs De Graf Tells Secret of Proper Preparation of Important Food By MRS BELLE DE GRAF Deeaeetle Science Expert ef the California Prase end Aprtevt Aasa CREAM soups are both substantial and nourishing and with bread and butter furnish a luncheon or supper dish Chowders are very thlok and a generous portion Is oftsn considered a sufficiently hearty dish for a whole meal The foundation of a cream soup Is a thin white sauce and cooked vegetable pulp or puree Is added for flavor Plan In advance to cook sufficient vegetables at a previous meal to prepare these eoups Many times leftover vegetables are Improved by further cooking and In order to make leally good cream soup the vegetables should be so soft that they will easily pass through a sieve or puree strainer However In making cream of asparagus soup very little of the pulp ran be rubbed through a sieve as It Is too fibrous The outer leaves of celery the tough ends of aapara gus the discarded leaves of lettuce will all give sufficient flavor to make a delicate appetising cream soup VEOETABIKK FOHM basis or novr Vegetables that would otherwise be thrown away may be utilised most sstlsfactorlly In this manner If kept In a cool place cooked vege tables may be kept over one or two days before msklng them Into soup They will keep more satisfactorily If the leftover cooked vegetables are again oooked In water about fifteen minutes or until soft enough to rub through sieve salted and nnureit Into a class lar covered closely When possible use the liquor In which the vegetsbles were cooked together wnn mim wnen maklne tha foundation cresm sauce as It adda nior flavor Strictly speaking cream soups should contain only vegetables meats or fish but ars more eubstsntlal If a part of the Ingredients used are chopped very fine and added to th soup When using canned vegetables for making soups the liquor should be dlscsrded whenever possible as It usually Imparts a canned taste not at all palatable The exceptions would be corn snd tomatoes All cream soups are Improved If a small quantity of whipped cream Is added Just before serving or a teaspcon of whipped cream may be used aa a garnish for each service SIEVK MlST UE tSFD JFOR THEM The vegetables should be rubbed through a coarse leve heated etc before making the white sauce The sauce should be made Just before serving time snd then the two Ingredients combined Cream soups will not curdle If made by this method If allowed to stand they are apt to separate eo should not be made until requires Purees are usually made of vege tables such ae dried beans dried neasor not toes The dried vege tsbles are first soaked over night then simmered In water until tender Drain reserving the liquid rub pulp through a aleve and then slightly thicken with butter or butter substitute creamed with an equal quantity of flour A puree should be about as thick as a cream soup therefore but little thickening is needed but It will separate It no thickening Is used Blsoues are made of fish usually shelirixh They heve ss a base a thin white sauce Clams oysters or diced lobsteror rt ab Is added to the sauce and the whole well sea aoned The foundation recipe for most varletlea of cream aoups may be made as follows Two oups milk two tablespoons butter or butter substitute two tablespoons flour one cup vegetable pulp two cups of liquid In which vegetable was cooked salt and pepper Melt butler add flour and blend well cook until frothy then add cold milk Stir constantly until somewhat thickened and creamy Add sea sonings A pinch of mace adde a very pleasing flavor Heat the vegetable pulp and liquid then combine mixtures They may be made entirely of milk 0 Cream of Tomato Soup Two cups milk two tablespoons flour two tablespoons butter or substltuts two cups strained tomato salt and pepper Prepare the white sauce aa given In the founda 1 ri k1 I JupramQ Cmoe tewells ggAIIONAl CRIST pfee Telepbeae IJIreet mm gutter sew lMMMies Cetps were served mt the rAAaXA rAviriu asteiwaueaai Expewltlen These Recipes Awarded Prizes In Chronicle Weekly Contest Boil macaroni in salted water until tender Drain place layer of macaroni in baking dih sprinkle graled cneesi over this then add a layer of macaroni and rhrse etc until dlurt Is almost run roar over this a custard marie with four enni to a ounrt of milk and seasoned with salt pepper and paprika This custard should All dish to top layer of macaroni Scatter small lumps of butter over top and bake slowly until browned and custard is set FIRST PRIZE 43 MACARONI AND CHRESB MRS JIMJSBT hep ttixrr i Bra Al SECOND PRIZE 2 MOCK SWKKTrJREADS MRS KETCH AM FAIR OAKS Chop one pound lean veal and two ounces fat salt pork and work together until blended Then add two thirds cup soft bread crumbs two eggs one third elm flour one half euo milk one halt teaspoon salt one eighth teaspoon pepper Form in eight pieces dot with butter using two tablespoons fill cover with one cup chicken stock Bake one hour Serte with white or tomato sauce THIRD PRIZE 1 PEPPER HASH MRS OARRELS 2n frwifiit war berkeOh Twelve green peppers twelve red peppers fifteen large onions grind Method Poor boiling water over all and let stand five minutes drain poor one nint of vinesar and auart of water over all and let boil on stove five minutes Drain Pour pint vlnegnr two cups sugar two tablespoons salt over and bring to a good boil and seal Very good Makes two quarts and if too much try half of recipe lion rMiP H4t com bln mlxtura but irv at once tomatoes and Do not cook minutes combine Ingredients son snd serve Corn Chowder 6 On Emergency Soup half flaclr ru rirreU One cup canned corn two cupa chopped one half cup turnip finely raw potaioea cut in ouu cnoppeti one cup celery cut la quarter cup salt pork cut In small man pcea on tup potato cut la pieces one onion sliced two cups cubM one onnn lned four milk one tsblespoon butter or but cup water four tablespoons butter ter substitute salt and pepper or butter substitute one teaspoon Put salt pork In a ssucspan ana chopped parsley salt and pepper cook to sxtrsct the fat add onion prpr vegetables before measure and cook until golden brown about five minutes parboil potatoes In boiling water to cover five minutes dd to salt pork and onion ck ui II iif i i nior then add corn milk and seaaoning 0 Clam Chowder Two cups clams or fish two cups raw potatoea cut in dice ono uar ter oup aalt pork cut In small pieces one onion sliced two cups milk four crackers one tableepoon Mih lluli on il flour Put sslt pork In a pan and heat slowly to extract the at add siloed onlcn snd oock until a golden brown Add two cups of boiling water to the potatoes and cook Ave minutes sdd the salt pork snd onions to the potatoes and simmer until the potstoes are tender but not broken Make a white eauce of the milk flour and butter Combine mixtures season and sdd clam or Ash Cook five minutes Add crackers split and cut In quarters Ftralned tomatoee may replace the milk If desired Onion Soup One onlnn sliced one cup celery cut In half Inch pieces two cups raw potatoes cut In cubes wo cups milk two cups boiling watsr two tablespoons butter or substitute two tablespoons flour salt and pepper Melt two tablespoons shortening and add the oulons snd celery cook about ten minutos stirring often Melt butter sdd flour mix well and cook until frothy then add cold milk cook until thick In the meentlme psrboll the potatoes In boiling water about Ave Ing Melt butter add all vegetable except potatoes and cook Over slow fire about ten mlnutea stir ring often Add potatoes and water and etrumer about forty minutes or until vegetablos are tender Add parsley and serve Spanish Spaghetti 2 Half peemd spaghetti dec oalea ealaeed Oae green pepper rhepped Sae One tablespoon butter ev eabstl tale Twe rape tesaat eeap er atralneel osaal Half rap grated cheeee Cook spaghetti until tender la boiling salted water to cover Melt butter In a saucepan add onion and green pepper and rook until onion la yellow Add tomato and let oom to the boiling point add cheese Place oooked drained spaghetti IB baking dish pour over the aauca cover top with buttered bread crumbs and brown in a moderate oven 9 Jl Plain Baked Ham 3 Put ham tnto a large pan Cover with cold water and add balf doxea cloves Simmer the bam about thirty minutes to the pound or until tender Cool It In the liquor and take off the rind Sprinkle tha fat lth bread crumbs and brown sugaft Bake about thirty minutes In het oven to brown It Foreign Inquiries for Americas goods received by the Department of Commerce are now distributed ts New England manufacturers try radio ly lBXBSBBBBaBaS eTa JaBBBBBBa Pies Like Mothers Wedgewood baking tickles the appetite and adds to pastries that relish of childhood days The satisfaction you derive from a Wedgewood is founded on principles which are the foundation of the big Wedgewood factory Wedgewood superiorities are the pride of both the makers and the sellers of these better stoves hltu Belle de Graf gaj with her recipe and a Wedgewood in our kitchen uiell cooked palatable food it a certainty SOLD THROUGH DEALERS J1MISS GRAHAM MTO COMPACT Largest Stave Warka ths West Saa Frajaetees Newark CHf IVeJgevooi parU are alvay oSOunahle ItwxYa 4C9f i Wfi amgssimm hi rtvo flrif 7 mFJMM.