The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

of bread crumbs and shelled walnuts. with eg onion juice and mace. Then there is dish labeled mock veal cut let" It is a preparation of nuts and cereals with no veal in 1t. Jugged nuttose Is one of the formidable dishes or the bill of fare but is not as formid- able as its name would suggest. It Is made of matted nuts and is intended to take the place of meat. Here is a sample menu of regular "reformcd' food dinner. costing 20 cents: with egg, onion juice and mace. Then
 Soups.
 With whole wheat bread and Cream
 cry butter.
 Split peas. Tomato. Barley. Celery,
 Vegetable and Asparagus.
 Cereals.
 Barley. Rice with raisins. Hominy,
 Corn meal. Whole Wheat
 Oat Greats.
 Vegetables. Creamed Potatoes, Creamed Tomatoes. Creamed Peas. Red Kidney Beans,
 Creamed Corn. Lima Beans.
 Salads.
 Peanut and Apple. Vegetable.
 Orange and Banana.
 Stewed Fruits.
 Apple Sauce Prunes. Figs. Jellied
 Fruits.
 Pies.
 Apple, Rhubarb. Pumpkin, Cranberry,
 Prune
 Puddings.
 Rice, Tapfoca, Bread, Prune, Date. Plum.
 Hot Drinks.
 Banana Coffee. Plampon Coffee.
 Cold Drinks.
 Milk, Grape Juice Apple Juice. 
 The Rev. pr. Aked's Debut. The Rev. pr. c. F. Aked. who came here from Liverpool to take. the pas- torate of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. commonly called the Rocke- Teller Church. got busy with reporters as soon as he was in sight of land, and the amount of publicity that has been given him must have startled the wealthy members of his exclusive con- gregation. The first thing he did was to declare that he was not coming over here as Mir. Rockefeller,s pastor and that he did not want the Fifth Avenue Church called MT. Rockefeller s Church. He said this on the ship be- fore he had even set foot in New York and some of his church members were moved to say that he might have walt ed until he got settled before insult ing Mir. Rockefeller. But evidently MT. AheQ iHteHuS to pc an unDOSSeQ pastor. He has been interviewed early and late since his arrival and he mas never failed to throw a bomb in the direction of the rich. His favorite cx- pression is that Man does not live by dollar bills, but by faith and hope and love-"
 Incidentally. the new Rockefeller pastor who says he Is not Mir. Rocke- feller's pastor. bears a striking re- to President Roosevelt both in appearance and manner. Unlike the President, however, he sympathizes with the mollycoddle. He says he be- lieves in the survival of the unfittest and that he has no use for a race of Dig, strong brutes. Dr. Aked is also a fighting parson. During the Boer war he attended pro-Boer meeting fin Liverpool and was attacked by a mob an his way home. He got out of his carriage, knocked out several of the ring leaders with we'll aimed swings and went on his way He believes in peace, but he does not believe that peace can be attained without fight ing. If the good doctor carries out the reform policies here that he put into practice in Liverpool the people will have some amusement and the newspapers some good copy. In Liv- erpool. he forced the saloon keepers to obey the law, but he says that des- pite his efforts, he is forced to admit that the drink habit Is increasing among the women of England.