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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
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6a(te, 0as 6ritilde Oo(k uon Dem ma6ren
Sa6Oer6a(te 5u unterri6ten

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dnesIsbsn piirben, I'm einsn befinitis
rtn Gnti&luB betreffs Der isbr Dtdz
tigen 5rdse, nm bic es ii4 bier bdns
tsIi. faf.n 5u i0nnen.
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OiIen DON Der aIlsrsrDbtep Widtiss
Tit isi.
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Ssrbiens lei cine Der tpittigitsn 4ufs
sdben, bic bic 4Qiirten i'm nabenO Iten
ga sriiiIlen bdtten, iasts sr. Die iesiss
3eit eisns iih ni4t fiir Jriebsnss
ssrebe. Die aaiirtm bdtt,n ii6 auf
sinen srOBsn aries sinseIafeH nnb iis
feisn snti6lOHsu. Jpn erfoIsr.i4 gu
gnbs 3u fiibren.
Snapii6en psrbsn bic admpfe auf
Der .6dlbiniel fortsefebt. Ddbrenb
oes sasss fDurbs Offisisa ans.iiinbist,
baB bi. 81. Sibiiion bic Siirku ers
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g;,ass Der Spit. Der SaIbinieI anse.
sriifen nnb Grdben bon $50 Yarbs
GdHse 6itli4 bon bsm pdb, uno bon
12o garbs adnge tusftIi4 BON Ssms
islbsn na6 Efiissn admpf.n ssnOms
men babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
Yrilep bun ben Sulgaren
beiebt.

9i. SsrbeR Sieben lid
mad S6rtba an Der
dlbGuii4en 9reH3e
5urud.
9oubon, Is. NOp. Sn SdIontti
1T geitdtisung Der Hudri6t eiuges
troffsn, ouB bic gulgarsn PriIep be-
FEB. bubsu, nadosm iie iia nit Der
DON 5stopO gstOmmsHsH 6uIgariiaeH
Qrmes 0ereiniSte.
Die DOT ben guIearsn flis6enoeH
Ssrbsn babsn ii6 ua6 Sdrioa 5us
radseJogsn, uHgsfdbr 45 RsiIsu iiios
peftli8 Don qrilsp an Der aIbaHii4en
Srsn5e sslessn.
Der gep0ltsruns Don Monaitir bat
I5 cine pani. bemdatist uRo ss per'
oE 9orbersitunsen fir bic RdRmun9
nor Cstnot npirnffsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
Ser Hortuegii6er 9ams
pier ,,ulrifea"
DerIenft.
Bier mann BON Der 8e
Idbung DermiBt.

2pn0on, Is. Rop. Der norlpegis
i4e 0ampfer rllIriten", DON 1454
5onnen, Don Hep yort nad Rotterz
BAN unterpess, 1T in Der yiorDiee
perientt porDen. 3pun3ig Wann bon
Der geiaBung puroen an Der aiiite
seIanoet, bier Ulann Don Der 8eIaB=
ung Deroen permiBt.
Die lleberlebeROen iagen, bab aud
ein griedii6er Oampfer untergeganz
cen lei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19

Die Militdrfadlsute basegen iinb
Der 2(nii4t, buB bic S3ipterigtsiten
elmer Sruppenlanoung in gll6anien,
oes yidrIaes bur4 bag Srnere unb
bes yta6f4ub Don probiant in benz
rau9en, tpegIoien @ebirgslanb, mo es
an alien giiemfa9nen fe9lt, 3u groB
Iein piirben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
e,taliener planen GrpeSi'
tipn naH benz Salfan
Rau Scbattirt jckt Suriibcr, Oh bic
Sruppeu oIrd) Saloniti
Ober bur6 albunien ses
fd1ift nerhtn fpllen.

I6idt ptrbeu olIen.
Rom, IS. RoD. Cine beihrantte
DistuHiOn iibsr bic Srass, Db cine
italieniI8e Expedition udh oem Bal
Tan aeItitt perbsn IOl, III Der preie
aeitaitet poroen, unb Die 3eitungen
araumentirsn jebt bariibsr, Oh es
ratbIamer iein piirSe Sruppsn iiber
gllbanisn na9 benz &riegsi4duplaB
su i6iten, ober iibsr SaIoniti. Die
meiiten 3eitunseu ideinen ben gDes
ii6er 9Qbanien ppr5uSieben, neil Stas
lien iit fdou i'm 9siiB oes 6dfens pOn
glolcna beftnbet. Gs piro ferner 9els
tenO esma6t, odb burd cine sanoung
bortItlbit Der Ierbiihen arree Ollie
gebra6t ipsrbsn tOnne, bic it'd isbt in
Der Ri4tuus auf RontsHssrO suriid'
sisht.
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Sentnant Sod nDm ,, Yrins
9itel ssriebri1"
8cn ben 9riten BON einem
bd nj den 9dmpfer bes
db9e1olt.

QOnbon 18. QoDem6er. 2euts
nant Sod, elmer Der Sffiaiere bes in
yiorfolf, 8a.. internirten Silfstreu>
5ers bring gitel 6riebri9", Der Nits
te SttO6er feline Parole brad un6 aus
gtorfoIt Oerf4nanb, lit in Der glorD@
lee Don britiihen Marinebeborben DON
einem bdniT4en 0ampfer beruntsrges
bolt porben. Geutnant Sod, Der iih
unter Der geiabung befanb, bate ii4
in Baltimore, fir einen SoqGnber
ausge6eno, Oem Sampfer ungeIdIoi.
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go. 277.
QSetterberidlf.

Sill S9to unb bds peTflt6e
penniplOanien: Regen unb tdlter am
Jreitag. &m Samitdg t9eilpetie triie
bes Wetter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
Seine !6pffnang fir Sniepb
Siilftrpin.
Eraiioent @lliOn benadyridytigt, SaF
cine @egnaoignng unmOglid) iet.
9ilttrom pirb am Sreis
tag UlOrgen in g alt
safe Gith uta6, ers
f6ofien nerben.

d 0 en- peroen.
SaIt gate Gitp, utab, IS.
glopember. Der 8ouperneur DtGiam
Sprp BAT, nit 3uitimmung Der gam
gen staats 9egnaoigunss6e6Drbe,
am Ra6mittug oem prdiiOenten Wils
lon telegrapbirt, OaB er ii6 ni9t peis
Ter in ben 6all beg Soiepb 9iaitrom
einmi1hen lperDe, Der am iSreitdg
Worsen ne9en Der @rmproung zines
bieiigen 9roeerp geiiBsrs uHb beFeu
II Sabre dlten So6n, bsTen 2aben er
gu beraubeu Deriu6te, 1ingeridtet
perben loa.
Die Sepei8e oes @ouperneurg
Sprp lit autpOrtli9 elmer am Ulitts
nod eingetroffeneR Oepefne Don benz
PrGiioenten Bilion erfolgt, in peI4er
bieIer I'm no6maIige grpdgung oes
5aaes na9Iu6ts. 2tQe arrangements
fir bic Sinri6tuHg Iino getruffeH
pproen uno SiQitrom pirb am Trei>
tag Mrrsen eri6ofieH peroeu.
Der 9ouDerHeur Sprp ertIGrt in
feiner an ben qrGiiOenten 8iIion ges
ri6tetsn Depeihs, er iei iiber5eugt
oapoH, oab oos Griuaen beg prGit'
oeNten eHtpeoer Die SoIge opn elmer
fali6en guffaiiung Der SbatIuheH
lei. ober bag er pOu 9riinoen inter-
natipnaIsr 9lrt, bersn Der Prdiibent
teine GrpGbnuug getbaU, geIeitet ners
be. gr fiigte bin5u, oub Elm peiteres
Sinausi6ieben Der Sirrihtuug CUR
iebigen 3sit cine ungereatfertjgte
@inmiT9ung in ben 2uuf Der 9ere6s
tigteit Iein rpiroe, uuo bag etHges
BENT Ieines 2lmtseibs sr cine ioI4e
GinmtT6ung ipebsr buIOsu t6nns nod
polle.
Sn Gnslanb ais SptpH
perbaftet.
9runbRapioO, D 0, Mi9., is. Ru'
psmber. @lfreb gsbert 8iir5burg BON
bier lit in GngIanb fsitgenommen pOrs
ben, augeni8einIi6. neil man ibn fur
sinen Spipn bdIt. Staatsietretdr
Gaming bat bic 2OiaIbeb0roeH eriudit.
bic aneabe, oab 8iiraburg bier in
Sabre 1892 ssboreu puroe, gu beslau'
bigen.
Der Batter 8irSbure's tpobnte bier
70 Sabre lang, tebrte uber unldHa't
natl Oeutf6ldno 5uriid. Burger Glfreo
blieben spei ieiner Sobns bier 3uriid.
glfreo besab iia BON bier nab Itora
teoioeo, mo er in eirem 8erpuders
GtabliFement, psldes SIeiId naa
gnqlano ianote, 9lniteuuns erbtelt.
gr tpuroe in @ei6GFteu mad Gnsidno
aefdidt unb uabm bier einen dnoeren
Namen an, neil er fiirdtete iein bept"
Yber Rame perbe Inn uneeleaen6eiteH
bereiten. SpGter tuurbe eir Bob NIT
benz glumen DiirSburs IN ieinsm Se'
Iibe eefuuben unb er dls angsbItHsr
Spipn perbdftet.
Gina 2errer 9a9Her ssf
Taieb en-.
Renp, NeoaOd, 1S. glopember. -
sina 2erner 8oGner, Der rii'ItIder
QianiftiuiIt i'm bieiiseu3iitriitsSertat
cine S6eiSuno BON BEN WsuiitSireitOr
9ouis =. ga6ner, Der fia ieBt in gsrs
lin beFinbet, belpillist tporben. 0os
paar fpuuDe i'm Sabre 1909 m g'eip
ggort qstruut. Die &ldserin battle
b0spintgss 9srloiIen, Ri4tperior'
aung unb @rauIamtstt seltsno geS
moft. sic bari ibrsn MGb4eHuamtn
Tina asruer spisbsr iiibreTL
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mad 2On0on 3urHd.
q tsAr t

2onbon, IS. NoD. Der Yremier
Qsquit9, Sir Goparo 9reb, Qlrtbur
5. 8alfour uno 0aOio 2lopD 8eorge
te6rten am gtbeno Oon 9aris surid,
nd iie al einem semeinidaftliaeH
&riegsrat6 tbeilgenommen batten.
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s5talieniihe Spsialiiten
fpmrben eri1Dhen,
8.if lie lid peigerteu,
ibrer RiIitGrpfti4t
5u asn L en-.

ibrer WiIitGrpfli9t
Su gsniigen.
Berlin, Is. gpD. gluf buabtIos
lem Wese mad 5udertoH, ga. 5. Der
berpprragsnDs So5ialiit Or. appes
gren, elm Mitglieo bes i4pebHaen
9arlamsnts, bsIdrsibt ben SranspOrt
rrn 200 italieniitsH SO8iaIiiten BON
sylorsn3. o.m sr bsigspobnt bat, iagt
bic le6eriee Rahri4teRagentur.
.8ieIe So3ialiitsn, bic llniformen
beg Serss unO Der 5Iotte trugen, bats
ten lid sepeigert, ibrsr Rilitdrpflitt
su aeniissn unb puroen nd6 Irs55o
transportirt, I'm bort sri4ofieu gu
rrprneIt
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Die 8erpenbung BON ere
It tiden ben @afen ems
pfphIen.

Pariso Is. gtop. Dag Senats,
&Ommittee fir MilitdrangeIegsn6eis
ten, beiien 8oriiser Georges Clemens
oeau it, bat ReTolutionen ungenOms
men, in oenen bic ur6egren3te 9ers
fDenbung DOn eritifen1en @aIen lei.
tens Der fran50iii4en 3ruppen ems
pfo6Ien Duroe.
Der brttii4e &riegsratb
mad 2pnOon 3uriid.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17
MISERY IN
HEADANDBACK
A Lady Writes She Suffered
So, Would Have To Stay
In Bed For Days. Is
Now Well

Cartersville Ga.-The following is
from Mrs. Will T. Lawhon, of Carriers
Vile: Il am writing this because l
want other women to know what
Cardui has done for me.
Before commenced taking Cardui,
/ had backache so bad, i would have
to stay in bed for days at time. |
suffered untold misery with my head
and back.
1 saw Cardui advertised and decided
to try it, I took three bottles. After
taking the first bottle, i could see a
vast difference in my feelings and de-
cided to take the second, and took
three in all.
After taking the third bottle I felt
like new woman altogether, and
will always praise Cardui as boon to
woman's ills
/ believe 1t saved my life and I am
now a we'll, healthy woman, and my
husband joins me in my praise for
Cardui.
Before I began taking Cardui. I was
irregular, but since / began taking 1T
l have been regular and without any
pain.
Everyone tells me am the picture
of health since taking Cardui. l will
recommend it to every sufferine
woman"
If you suffer from any of the all.
ments so common to women, sor if yo,
feel the need of good Strengthening
tonic, why not sgiye Cardui, the WON.
ans tonic. a trial? Begin today.
Your druggist sells Cardui.
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/ New York. where he will remain 10 days.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brattain OF
Belzoni. Miss, are spending a few days
at the Tutwiler
Bess Hunter, the little daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. f.. +. Stovall, is i'll with pneu-
monia at their home.
Mrs. John c. Henley is at home after
spending two weeks with Mrs. William
Brantley in Washington city.
Mrs. Kate Goodloe of Pensa cola is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fl. Motion.
After being the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. John Hine, Mrs. S. c. Scott has
returned to her home in Atlanta.
Mrs. Lawrence Caldwell of Bristol,
Tenn, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. w. F. Nc
Adory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stickney have
come from Admission to make their home
i'll this city.
DR.. j. n. Baker of Montgomery is spend
ing the week end with DR.. and Mrs. Lewis
Morris. =
Mrs. McLane Tilton of Pen City is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. John Warren will leave tomorrow
| mer.
Mrs. J. II. NIinge is visiting Mrs. Robert
Cochran in Tuscaloosa.
Mrs. A. o. Lane and Mrs. r. H Pearson
wnl leave today for Washington, where,
as delegates, they will attend the con-
gress of the Daughters of the American
Revolution. Later Mrs. Lane will visit
relatives in New York.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17
SOCIETY IN
GREATER BIRMINGHAM

At the meeting of the Mothers club in
the public library in Woodlawn Thurs
day morning the annual election of Of
ficers took place. Mrs r. A, Clayton was
made president; Mrs. George Hopson, first
vice president; Mrs. j. y, McClendon, Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. r. j. Alexander,
secretary; Mrs. d. T.. IIinkle, treasurer
and Mrs. j. III. Terrell, director. Mrs.
e. e. Smith gave the report from the
state convention and during the social
hour which followed the hostesses. Mrs.
Clayton and Mrs. w T. Whlted served
light refreshments.
F The following cards have been received !:
Mrs. Mary Palmer requests the honor
OF your presence at the marriage of her
daughter, Maude Elizabeth, to Mr. Frank
Moody Purser on Tuesday evening, May
4, 1915, at $50 o'clock Fifty-Sixth Street
Baptist church. Birmingham"
Mr.. T. C. English and Mr.. Chapman
English of Mobile are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Large in Pratt City.
Mrs w. &c. Marshall is visiting rela-
tives in Decatur.
Miss Goldie McCauley of Snow Spring
is spending sometime with Miss Ethel
De MEL
Miss Marie Odom is visiting friends in
Newman, Ga.
Miss Elizabeth May Chapman is the
guest of relatives in Florence.
Miss Ethel Parsons will be hostess to
the Campfire Girls this afternoon at her
home in Inglenook.
Mr.. Charles Logan and his son, Mr..
Sumter Logan, have returned from a
stay with relatives in Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Parrish are con-
valescent after recent illness at their
home.
Miss Vera Mae Brewer, Miss Mabel
Beasley, Mr.. Earle Holmes and Mr.. s. s.
Howell have been selected as delegates
| from the Ruhama Baptist church to at
tend the B. Y. p. U. convention at Mon
gomery.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Kelley of Bait City
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. David.
| son.
The Young Matrons 500 club met Frida,
with Mrs. f. W. Gray in Ensey. Spring
flowers decorated the rooms. where tables
| had been arranged for the players, ant
at the end of the game a salad course
was served. Those present We're, Mis-.
| Nell Crawford, Miss Carol Belcher Mrs
j. NJ. Lowrey. Mrs. s. T. Wynne. Mrs. G
| b. Rande Mrs. NJ. Z. Johnston, Mrs. p
b. Harrel and Mrs. Gray.
Mrs. Carrie Turner entertained thu
Highland Clan Friday afternoon in Ems
| ley. Dogwood and ferns developed
| color scheme of green and white, ant
50) was played at three tables. Prizes wer,
| awarded to Mrs. NJ. r. Bonner and Mrs
| J. III. Williams. A dainty refreshmen
course followed the game.
Miss Irene Brooks is attending the Is
Y. p. U. convention in Montgomery
Circle No. 1 of the Elisiey Methods
| church will hold market today at tn
Piper Phillips store.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Mandy have named
their little daughter Agnes Edith.
Mr.. l. r. Vines will be taken to Talley'.
Nintirmary today to undergo an operation
| TO appendicitis
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INFORMAL EVENTS OF YESTERDAY
Mrs. Barnett Entertains Club

Mrs. Mercer Barnett was a charming
hostess of yesterday when she enter
tanned the members of the Friday Lunch
con Bridge club and a few additional
guests at her home on Rose avenue.
Spring flowers made an attractive set
ting for this happy afternoon spent play
ing auction A beautiful luncheon pre-
ceded the game. The, members present
were Mrs. Mortimer Jordan, Mrs E. w
Rucker. Jr., Mrs. +. NJ. Tutwiler, Jr., Mrs.
George Morrow. Jr., Mrs. Herbert Tut
wiler Mrs. Frederick Dove. Miss Emmie
Barnett and the hostess. The following
also enjoyed the hospitality: Mrs. John
Jemison, Jr., Mrs. Saxton Crawford, Mrs.
E. II. Cabaniss. Mrs. f. III. Cabaniss, Jr.,
and Miss Fannie Dunn
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17

II dined with friend lately and ate
for the first time a delicious onion soup.
Can you give me an idea how to make 1t :?
MRS. A. T. H.
Into a quart of good stock-veal or NUT
ton or chicken-sice six large onions and
simmer. covered, for an hour. Rub all
through a fine colander and return to the
fire. Make ''roux" by heating together
in the frying pan two tablespoons of but
ter and two of flour. Rub to a smooth
paste and season with salt and pepper,
unless the stock be already sufficiently
seasoned. Heat in a saucepan half a pint
of milk, adding the tiniest pinch of soda,
and stir into the soup. Have ready cup
of fine Drowned bread crumbs and in
serving strew teaspoonful upon the sur
face of each portion after it Is in the
plate. This may not be the identical
recipe you are looking for but use it
until somebody sends in a. better.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
FOR BRIDE

Miss Sue Forman, bride-elect was the
honor guest at a miscellaneous shower
with Miss Goldie Eshelman and Miss Glee
Eshelman entertaining jointly last even.
ing.
Wistaria and ferns were lavishly used in
the house decora tons to emphasize a Law
ender and green coolr motif. which was
also used in the ices served at the close
of this delightful entertainment.
A bridal contest proved an interesting
feature and late in the evening the BRIDE
to-be was showered with many dainty
gifts from huge wedding bell suspended
in the dining room. About 40 guests were
asked to meet Miss Foreman.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
In AXONDALE

The Avondale District Sunday. school
convention will be held Sunday ut 2:3O
o'clock at the Parker Memorial church.
The following programme will be given
Devotional exercises, Rev. John W. In
ger.
Special music, Fortieth Street Sunday
School choir.
Roll call Miss Ollie Beard (secretary).
Marking the Standard" Miss Minnie
Kennedy
1.-The Organized Mems Glass; Mr.. O. G.
Price.
Special music, Parker Memorial Sunday
School choir.
Reaching the Homes" Mrs. Mrs. ]. D.
Ellis.
Song, by ALL
Workers Meetings" Mr.. CT r. Culver
house.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17
BACHELOR GIRLS MEET
WITH MISS MOUGHON

An interesting meeting of the Bachelor
Girls club occurred yesterday afternoon
with Miss Doris Moughon, hostess at her
home in Norwood
Ferns and other ported plants bright ned
the rooms where the game was PLAYED
and two dainty trophies We're awarded,
after which a salad and ice were served
The guests were Miss Nellie Haylow
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17
MASQUERADE PARTY EVENT
OF LAST EVENING

The intermediate department of he
First Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a
masquerade party last evening at The
home of Mrs Clarence Cox in Norwood.
Many large ferns were combined with tall
vases of red carnations in decorating for
the affair and games and contests claimed
the early part of the evening, later an old
fashioned candy pulling delighted the
young folks.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17
Vienna Cake and Filling

II have noticed in Marion Harland S
Corner request for recipe for Vienna
cake. Here is one I have used for years
and I gladly impart it to Others Beat the
yolks of four eggs until thick and lemon
coored, then add gradually. still beating
constantly, one cup of sugar and three
tablespoons of cold water. Put on eand
a half tablespoons of cornstarch in cup
and fill the cup with pastry flour, sifted
once. Mix with one and one-fourth tea
spoons of baking powder and one-fourth
teaspoon of salt. Combine mixtures and
add one teaspoon of lemon extract and the
whites of six beaten eggs. Turn into a
buttered and Toured angel food pan and
bake in a moderate oven for 40 minu les.
Remove from the pan and cut cross-wise
so as to make four layers. Put between
top and bottom layers a mocha filing.
In the center layer and on top and sides
of the cake put white vanilla frosting
and sprinkle the entire surface with nut
brittle or cocoanut. Nut brittle: Blanch
and chop ./f'pan almonds There should
be one-third cup. Put into an omelet pan
with one-third cup of granulated sugar
and cook over fire. stirring constantly
until sugar is well caramelized. Turn into
slightly buttered pan and cool. Roll
quite fine. Mocha filling for Vienna calxe
Scald two cups of milk in a double boiler
Mix one-fourth teaspoon of salt. Add
milk gradually to the mixture and cook in
the double boiler 10 minutes, stirring con-
stantly until the mixture thickens, then
only occasionally. Cream one cup of but
ter and add to the cooled mixture: also
one teaspoon of vanilla and one ounce of
melted sweet chocolate.
IRREGULAR READER
An answer to my appeal to housewives
for the recipe unknown to me by name
for which eaders will be as gra teful as
myself. 1t covers the ground most salts
factorily and Is a noteworthy contribution
to our storehouse of tested and true rec
ipes. May we not hope for other favors
of like nature and value from the es-
teemed member?
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MRS. SMITH INFORM AL
HOSTESS YESTERAY

One of the most interesting of The
many club meetings yesterday was that
of the Friday Afternoon Bridge at the
home. of Mrs. Hunter Smith on Juniper
avenue Mrs. Ted Joy and Mrs. Richard
Stickney substituted in the absence of
two members
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Clean Bran for Bread

"a correspondent whose signature I
have forgotten asked a while ago
where one could buy clean bran fer
bread. / get mine from a mill in our
town, but any grocer can order it for
customer As it is put up in 10
pound bags. it is not a heavy load to
carry and it comes cheaper to buy it
from the mill. An excellent recipe for
making bran bread is printed upon
each bag that l buy, and. l suppose,
upon other brands THOMAS j..
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17

sure Alabama will accomplish splendid re-
suits. Our Birmingham chorus furnishes
the nucleus for a great state chorus, so
you see we already have the most mpor-
tant factor for a successful festival insti-
tuition ON an extensive scale. The next
thing needed is an auditorium having a
seating capacity of from 5000 to l0,0p.'
But the everlasting practical question
question of money" | suggested. you
know there are lots of towns, musically
speaking, which are long on enthusiasm
and short on subscription
'Ohi yes" said Mr.. Gunster. 1.-The
financial situation is always a problem
nusically and especially for an elaborate
festival. but I can answer that question
by asking one: Where does Maine get the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17
MISSES M'ALLISTER
ENTERTAIN CLUB

Miss Lily McAlister and Miss Inez Me-
Allster were joint hostesses to the
Wednesday Night Five Hundred club at
their home in Norwood. A dainty refresh
ment course followed an interesting game.
Only the members were included in the
courtesy
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17
TUSCALOOSA

Tuscaloosa, April Special Col
r. A. Mitchell, general manager of the
Alabama Power company, is in Tusca
loosa and announced today that his
company had ample funds on hand fol-
the completion of the line from Bir-
mingham TO Tuscaloosa The only thing
causing delay is the inability to secure
some parts of the necessary right oil
way.sA force is now in the field for this
purpose
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17

Troy, April 16.--(Special AS a re-
suit of the new law allowing Confed-
crate widows over 20 and so years Of
age increased pensions, Judge Edmon-
son reports that 16 widows have made,
proof of their advanced age and will
hereafter draw an additional sum each
month.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17
Building in Clanton

Clanton, April 16.-( Special.)-The build
ing boom is on here. Several new resi-
dences are being built and DR.. Arthur
johnson has commenced on large store
and office building on the old courthouse
site
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17
PIANO, RECITAL TODAY
AT CARIF HALL.

This afternoon at o'clock the pupils
of Mrs. Edward Turner Rice will give a
piano recital at Cable hall. The public
is cordially invited to attend
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17

Saturday, May Is, has been set apart
by Judge Edmonson for the election on
tick eradication, at which time the peo-
pie of Pike county will meet to deter
mine the question of whether or not
tick eradication shall be taken up in
this county under the state live stock
sanitary board as provided by law.
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Victor ]. Heard Appointed

verbena, April Especial Ex-Governor
Henderson has appointed Victor J. Heard
justice of the peace in Precinct No. In
place Of J. w. E. Gulfedge.