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Evening journal., 1916-06-09
League


From present appearances Newport
has as much chance as an Armenian.
You Edge Moor fellows will never
get anywhere while standing in the
corridor. Step right into the Office.
Some men enjoy double-hoaders
showing that some men have a lot
OF time TO waste
We enjoy baseball game. We also
enjoy beef and cabbage. But one
game or one meal at one sitting is
enough
When n rained forty successive
days and nights history doesn't say
that Noah hollered for double
headers
Germany. Il is said has solved the
food problem, showing. of course. that
Zip Hanley isn't member of the
German army.
Roger Bresnahan has signed third
baseman Wise for Toledo. Now il
Rogers gets shortstop witt he'll have
la smart inheld.
The wilder the pitcher tho easier
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

dians have been the only clubs to
beat Ruth to date. In the 1O2 1-2 in
nings he has worked the Boston side
wheeler has allowed 6S hits and "a
runs
Ruth started with rush, coping
four straight engagements, bowling
over the Athletics twice and Wash
ington and New York each once.
Washington stopped him May /, and
Cleveland walloped him May 10, but
Babe came back and won two straight
from st. Louis and Detroit, then lost
another to the Yanks. Washington
tell before him June 1. and he fol-
owed this feat by calcimining the
indians on their own reservation.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORT

list, Matty Smith. who challenge,
anybody in the world to sing Mother
Machree,' at 1SO pounds planoside.
.
Hal Chase. at 33. is at the top .
OF his form. He attributes the >
. preservation Of his remarkable .
form TO jumping. f.
There are some ballplayers who
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
BROWNsON At UNION PARK.

What looks TO be the best and
fastest game of baseball played to-
morrow. will be the double-header
between the crack Brownson Blue
Legs" and Stoney Augusts South
Side Eden Bridgers. The game will
be played on the Atlantic League
grounds at Front and Union streets.
instead of the Second and dupont
streets grounds. Manager Mccarthy
secured the grounds last night and a
large crowd is looked for.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Boston Red Sox.
holders Of the
world champion
ship from falling
to pieces in the
present flag cam
paign. The Babe
rang up his third
shutout victory of
the year when he
{ a m e d Fohl's
Cleveland Indians,
5 to 0. the triumph
giving him a record
of 8 wins in IL
starts.
The Nationals.
Yankees and In
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

liams, chairman OF the public build
ing committee. said that Councilman
Draper had overstepped his authority
nthe matter. The letter was filed.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
BASEBALL PROSPECTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh at New York. rain.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. rain.
Chicago at Philadelphia. cloudy.
st. Louis at Boston. rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at St. Louis. clear.
Boston at Detroit. cloudy.
Washington at Cleveland, cloudy.
Philadelphia at Chicago. cloudy.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Plenty Of the old sport tomorrow,
boys!
Brownson and Eden will be at
Front and Union for two games
Bethany Edge Moor. noticel Only
one game az the Military grounds.
Got us?
And you Pioneers Drag your en-
tire outfit over 10 Eden Park This is
your home diamond hereafter.
Here's a tip TO you, Stoney August
Frank Hofiecker is going to break
in on you tomorrow, and II your
bunch RECEIVERS in time to enjoy the
Monday excursion il will be because
you forget catastrophes soon.
Bill Crouch will stalk up against
Ennis again tomorrow. Both Dad
Pipino and Grandpop Mousley agree
that IL will be some game. and n
Brandywine wins the new baby may
be given a toy shower. All Pipino
wants is shower of runs.
Has II occurred to YOU that Mike
Flood is the best two-legged runner
In the A. W?
Once I'm a while Kempski can
throw TO second in plenty Of time for
the center fielder 10 catch the runner
going to third
Newport and Bethany seem deter
mined TO make II keen race on the
bottom ends OF the two leagues.
Iivermore Is up against the old
problem Of trying TO prevent a qui-
nine pill from rattling around a
bushel measure.
No Tinsman there rs no rule TO
prevent an emery ball pitcher from
rubbing the pill on his neck
Prince Mousley thought that n baby
was as much use in his household as
a stepladder is to a shad. Grand
dads think differently.
Eddie Abrahams will umpire az
Newport That's the farthest point
from the coroner's office that we could
send him.
Having glimpsed the recent worl
of Asbury. we refuse 10 he startle,
any more II wouldn't surprise us /
Paraguy rose up and beat the world
Lives Of baseball leagues remind
us:
We may toll with brain and mitt
And, departing. feel behind us
Pant prints where we used 10 sit
II is unreasonable 10 beg Georg
Morley to get into the game again
II interferes with his business.
Barlow may not he secons
frankie Dunn. but. Judging from IN,
number Of hits he is getting. is fai
from a kidlet
Darby Thompson should make 4
good pitcher He has a good drop.
II appears as n the Brandywin,
delegates we're going TO stampede III,
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
ruth IS MAINSTAY
OF The BOSTON STAFF

Babe Ruth's good left arm is doing
Is share TO keen the crinnled
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Here's a tip TO you. Stoney August:
Frank Hoffeckcr is going to break
in on you tomorrow. and II your
bunch RECEIVERS in time to enjoy the
Monday excursion it will be because
you forget catastrophes soon,
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Just run a Want Ad. telling auto
owners that you want to run a car
this summer and you will be employ
ed before you know it.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

II is unreasonable 10 beg George
Morley to get into the game again.
II interferes with his business.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

NEWPORT CLUB MEETING.
The Newport baseball club Will
meet in the Minqua FIRE house at
Newport. tomorrow night. All the
members are urged to be present.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

And you Pioneers Drag your en-
tire outfit over 10 Eden Park This is
your home diamond hereafter.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Barlow may not he second
frankie Dunn, but Judging from the
number OF hits he is getting. is far
from a kidlet.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
Tho wlldor Tho pitcher tho easier
he's tanned

Fielder Jones' Hitless Wonders OF
1906 will be remembered long after
his Winless Wonders OF 1916 are for
gotten.
These he festive days for Father
Knickerbocker with the Giants. Yam
KEGS and Dodgers up in the front
ranks.
ST. Louis boasts Of a singing pugi-
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Bethany Edge Moor. noticel Only
one game at the Military grounds.
Got us?
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

incline more to the capital l than
to the batting eye.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Darby Thompson should make a
good pitcher He has a good drop.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Prince Mousley thought that n baby
was as much use in his household as
stepladder is to a shad. Grand
dads think differently.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Having glimpsed the recent work
of Asbury. we refuse 10 he startled
any more II wouldn't surprise us n
Paraguy rose up and beat the world.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Bill Crouch will stalk up against
Ennis again tomorrow Both Dad
Pipino and Grandpop Mousley agree
that il will be some game. and N
Brandywine wins the new baby may
be given toy shower. All Pipino
wants is a shower of runs
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Eddie Abrahams will umpire al
Newport That's the farthest poin
from the coroner's Office that we coult
send him.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

II appears as n the Brandywine
delegates were going to stampede the
convention OF the Wilmington
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Lives Of baseball leagues reminds
us:
We may toll with brain and mitt
And, departing. feel behind us
Pant prints where we used 10 sit.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

No Tinsman there rs no rule 10
prevent an emery ball pitcher from
rubbing the pill on his neck
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Brownson and Eden will be al
Front and Union for two games.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

hero are some baIIpIayers who
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Once I'm a while Kempski car
throw to second in plenty Of time FOR
the center fielder 20 catch the runner
going to third.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Has II occurred to YOU that Mike
Flood is the best two-legged runner
In the A. W?
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Plenty OF the old sport tomorrow,
boys!
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Livermore is up against the old
problem Of trying 10 prevent a qui-
nine pill from rattling around a
bushel measure.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Newport and Bethany seem deter
mined TO make II a keen race on the
bottom ends OF the two leagues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
FOOTBALL CANES
ARE SCHEDULED
viii Play at Rio Grande
Park Every Saturday and
Sunday Afternoon.
BY TOM CLEMENTS.

Entries in the Army football league
closed on Monday night, three more
teams coming in. making a total of
IS teams entered. The new outfits
are the SD Michigan infantry. repre-
scented By Sergt Mccall; the 11th Divi-
sion Provisional Field artillery. repre-
scented by Sergt. Brand; and the First
Colorado Field artillery. With these
1s teams. FL Paso mas prospects or
some good sport this winter. for among
them are men from many different
colleges. who. II they live up to their
regulations will show some real foot
ball.
A set OF bylaws, drawn mp by Lieuts-
Chambers. Swing and Brown was adopt
ed after some discussion and gave the
league something to stand on The eX-
ecutive committee Is made up OF capt
Limb. Of the Eighth Ohio. president:
Lieut.. swing. OF the Eighth L (. Field
artillery. vice president; Lieut. c c
Chambers Of the Fifth OHIO, secretary
treasurer. and Lieut.. col, Westnidge
Of the 3Sd Michigan. and Lieut. Col GIL
more of the First North Carolina in
fantry. directors. The executive com
mittee viii have the power TO settle
all DISPUTES. fix admission prices, ar
range the schedule. etc
To prevent ringers" being run in.
A team is limited 10 its own regiment.
and no one who Is not on the roll or
the regiment is ELIGIBLE Officers may
play on the team if they so desire. no
distinction being made 4 80 entrance
fee was assessed each team. giving the
lea que enough cash to get started on
As there were 16 teams. two divisions
were formed. eight in each, and these
divisions will each play out schedule
separately and then the champions VIII
play each other for the trophy offered
l. h. hw.afa
games on Saturday and five on sun
day Of each week, so that al teams
viii play. and the schedule viii be I'M
ished on Christmas day. the final games
then following on days that VIII prob
ably be fixed by the executive COM
mittee One OF each OF the Saturday
games snd one of each OF the sunday
games viii be PLAYED at Rio Grande
park and there will be small admis-
sion charged; all others Will likely be
free.
The schedule for the coming week
end is: Saturday-20th [. s. Infan
try vs.. Provisional Field artillery. at
Rio Grande park; Provisional EnSi-
neers vs. Third Penn. Field artillery.
at Camp Stewart: and the Second
Wassa chusetts Ambulance company vs.
the Eighth Ohio infantry. at the Eighth
Sunday-First Colorado Field artil-
lery VS.. 31st Michigan infantry. AT
Rio Grande mark: Fourth Ohio infan
school Of Mines field: Third Ohio in
p ntry vs. SD. Michigan infantry at
Camn Cotton: Sixth Ohio infantry vs.
Eighth T. s. Field artillery at the
Eighth Ohio field; and First North
Carolina infantry VS. Fifth Ohio in
fantry at Camp Stewart All these
games are TO start at 2-3e. and II ven
the support that they deserve. by both
soldiers and civilians il won't be long
until John McClOskey's park Is crowd
ed again like in the good old days he
sometimes speaks Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
Contest at Recent EXPOSE
ton Shows How Butter
Fat Cost Can Be Cut.

At the last international soil products
exposition, held in FL Paso. new de-
rartment was instituted. designed to
show the public in general what could
be expected from high grade cow and
to give the dairymen proper some prac-
teal instruction. -Four cows from the
Rio Grande valley were entered in a
contest. the animals being all high
grade Holsteln Fresians and the best
Of their respective herds. a three day
economy feeding test was had The
owners fed the cows their regular "a
tons everything being weighed The
results are shown in the following
table. compiled BY county agricultural
agent A q. Graham
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
The Daily Novelette,
THE CRASH.

The observer notes
As the days 20 by
That while some like oats
Others cling to rye.
- NE-EYED PrOuty, the veteran
crossing tender. awoke with a
~ start. One-eyed Prouty always
woke up with a start OF about three
seconds. and with such a good start he
never had much difficulty getting
there.
The 7-42r' he gasped.
He was right for once. The 7:42
from Skikesville was laundering around
Pudden curve. II il once got past the
crossing. il would crash into freight
car loaded with GOuger's powerful self
raising wheat. and the consequences
would be fierce
One-eve Proutv leaned 10 his feet.
seized his lantern and waved II fran
ticallv in the middle Of the track II
was a dark night for none but small
stars we're out.
Great Ali Babaw swore Prouty.
He's not even slackenin.,
And then he waved MS lantern II
perfect frenzy
But the 7:42 rushed on unheeding'
tossed him 10 feet and hurued into the
car OF Gouser's yeast
ti,,l,
7 wonder" unused oue-eyed Prouty
painfully. I wonder if it could be be
cause the durn lantern wasn't lit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
MCCARTHY HAS
AGOOD RECORD
Man Who Will Fight Richie
Has Done Some Bat
ting Himself.
Rr LEWIs RUTHERFORD.

f-ls,cing over the long line Of light
weight scrappers that have met Johnny
Mccarthy. the scrapny little San FRAN
ciscan who meets Willie Richie next
sunday afternoon in Juarez, It is easy
~ see that II records go for any
thing. fans are in for one Of the best
+ipbts staged around these parts in
long time. Mccarthy has not only met
the best light and welterweights IN
.be q:ue. but he has beaten the ma
4oritv Of them and has II down In
black and white in his clipping book
to show .-
Naturally. Richie, as the champion n
has the most popular name, but IN
casting, around for an opponent TOT
he American champion, matcnma AeI
TViusor thinks he could hardly nave
done better than select Mccarthy
Carthv. as handed in last night by me
Westerner himself. is Jack Brltton, o.
Chicago. frankie Burns. rrSncu-e
Vaise Matty Baldwin. Packey MGR ar
1e1d BiIIv Murray. and a host OF other
imposing names go to make Hp ~
complete fighting record NicCartn m
has beaten Harlem Eddie Kelly, the
lightweight. who showed 10 sucn SOOu
edvantsge in 1915 in Juarez. and num-
erous others of higher class
Mccarthy is being handled Dy JACK
Davis = heavyweight palIier oL =, -
Francisco. who has met some OF tne
hest boys on the coast Davis IS 10
h. seen daily in charge Of the NC
Cartfy camp. being an experienced
hanI at training
Jobnnv is working hard in prepara-
4Ion for his fight with Richie next
sunday in Juarez- Monday afternoon
a big crowd OF fans were out to see
him 20 through his preliminary WORK
He started his program by taking on
Jobnnv Simpson, the fast army welter-
Teirht. for three rounds, and later
took on Terrible Teddy" Murphy. q
Pennsylvanian. for five sessions Mur-
-,Fv is a consistent mixer and gave
Mccarthy an excellent v orkout- Johnny
also punched several rounds on the
bag
Richie insugurated his CONTRACT
with manager Maxwell. Of the Craw-
ford theater. Monday night, going on
for a few fast rounds with one Of his
sparring partners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
MIDI AND CATTLEMEN MAKE
MANY SHIPMENTS In WEEK

Midland. Texas. Nov. shipments
Of cattle from the Midland country 10
Fort Worth and Kansas CITY have
been numerous during the past week
The largest shipment was from Metz
TO Fort Worth. Is cars by Graham x
Price tOher shipments TO Fort Worth
We're O. z. Holt. seven cars: George
i. Elliott. eight cars; Burl Holloway,
three cars: /. c. Bell. two cars; B. y
Avcock. two cars Mrs N. J. Riggs,
five cars: J. 5. Means. two cars; G. H
Butler four cars. The Nail Cattle Co.
shipped a car Of calves
c A Goldsmith shipped two cars or
cattle to the Kansas City market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
SCHEDULE FOR CHURCH BASKET
BALL LEAGUE GAMES SATURDAY

The schedule for the Church Basket
Bali League games for Saturday is as
follows
s,S0-s:oo-FIrst Methodist VS.. First
s:oS-s:sO-Trinity NJ E. vs.. Calvary
Houston.
s:sO-IO-00-Mutual Improvement As
ISOLATION VS.. First Presbyterian
The Westminster Presbyterian team
failed to materialize, although desper-
ate efforts were made by two OF the
bows to float q team. There is every
reason to believe that the Trinity
Methodists will take the vacant place
in the league
There are several good players among
the Trinity boys. prominent among
them being the Studebaker twins, Conn
and Cook, Kellogg. Ryan and Hamilton
The second game and the last one
look like real feature matches Both
games will be for first honOrs-
FOlley BAN Games.
Mackenzie's team had little difficulty
in getting away with his last match in
the Business Mems volley league
Within a few days q new league viii be
ORGANIZED with a better distribution of
the best players The standing Of the
teams follows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07

FEED ECONOMY SHOWN IN TEST
LIVESTOCK AND FARM SHOW
TO GIVE SIS, 900 IN PRIZES

New Orleans. La. Nov. The Ma
tional Farm and Livestock show viii
open here on Nov Il. with exhi7ito-s
from all parts OF the country and will
continue through November IS The
sum of $4,000 has been SET aside for
premiums in the livestock and agri-
cultural departments and prize winning
cattle. horses. hogs and poultry. as
well as exhibits Of farm and dairy
products and machinery. viii be
brought here from Mississippi Okla
hOma. Texas, Kansas Wisconsin Ken
lucky, Iowa. Georgia. Louisiana and
other state fairs Many exhibits from
the International Dairy Congress also
are entered
The associatio has for one OF Its
purposes the development Of the live
stock and agricultural industries OF
Louisiana. and it has pledged itself that
all profits aCcruing from the show
shall be applied TO establishing a per
manent fair here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
FEEL FINE! TAKE
"CASCARETS" FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
Spend 10 cents! Don't stay
bilious, sick, headachy, ),
constipated.
Can't harm you! Best Ca
thartic for men, women
and children.

Enjoy lifel Your system II filled
with an accumulation OF bile and how'd
poison which keeps you bilious. head
achy. dizzy. tongue coated. breath bad
and stomach SOur-Why don't you get
a 10-cent box Of Cascarets at the drug
store and feel bully Take Cascarets
tonight and enjoy the incest. gentlest
liver and bowel cleansing you ever ex-
perieSced- You'll wake up with q clear
head. can tongue. lively step. rosy
skin ano looking and feeling fit Moth
ers can give a whole Cascaret 70
sick. cross, bilious. feverish child arg
time-they are harmlesS-neTer grtp3
or ken--Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
By Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty Chats
How About Your Hand-shake

hand she extended was cold. moist
to the point Of clamminess, absolute
" dead. She gave it to me Imply
l had to do all the shaking. Yet
she was Just as cordial otherwise as
could be; it was only in my sixth
sense, perhaps, that I felt chilled
and repelled-
Do you make any such impression
upon those you meet? Remember.
you may be the most beautiful wom-
an in your set, but your reputation
as such depends on more than your
classic features. Cleopatra herself
would likely never have held Antony
slave to her enchantment, had she
greeted him in the half-hearted way
that many of our girls greet new
friends.
II your hands are naturally cold,
get a blood tonic, and take lot OF
exercise. You need improved eircu-
Iation. Also see to it that neither
gloves, corset, shoes nor belt pinch;
these often stop the free flow Of the
blood. Try to keep your hands
warm, and be sure that you meet an
outstretched hand with a clasp that
is firm and cordial, not limp and
lifeless. The impression you make
will be seven times better. And you
will seem far prettier and more at
tractive to those who know you
Watch your hand-shake. Watch
your hands, rub them briskly to
keep the blood circulating in them,
If they are inclined to GOODNESS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
AMERICANS MAY OPERATE
BIG BRAZILIAN ABBATOIR

Washington. D. C.. Nov. 7.-Pernam-
buco. Brazil. has built a municipal
slaughterhouse. said 10 be one of the
largest and finest in South America.
and intends to lease il for a term Of
years TO the highest bidder. Tenders
will he opened Dec Is and the depart
ment of commerce is calling etIentiOn
of Americans TO the opportunity Of
leasing and operating the abattOir-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
News Notes
from
Movie1and
by DAISY DEAN.

FRANCES NELSON has just begun
Is work on a new feature play which
L has been adapted for her by Harry
0. Hoyt- The production will deal with
a woman's reverie in police station.
Born in St Paul, MINI, her child
hood spent in Boston, Miss Nelson's
first stage experience was with Lew
Fields in The Wife Hunters" Next
she appeared in stock in Philadelphia
and in Indianapolis Her last expert
ence on the speaking stage, before go
ing into motion pictures. was Win
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
frances Nelson

Thomas A. wise IN The Silver We'd
ding.
was at the old Biograph in Tht
Chieftain's sons" in which she was
seen as an Indian girl. Among the
pictures in which she has been seen
are Loves Crucible" The Family
Cupboard.'' The Revolt" Human
Driftwood,' sins OF Society" The
stolen Voice The Almighty Dollar,
The House OF Fear" Ambition" and
so Runs the Way."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
TOYAH VALLEY FARMERS TRY
SHEEP RAISING EXPERIMENT

Balmorhea. Texas, Nov 7.-TOyah
valley farmers are becoming interested
in sheep raising to a greater extent
than ever before a number of the
alfalfa farmers in the valley have
bought sheep as an experiment Their
success has encouraged others 10 make
the exDeriement and there are this year
A large number of sheep in small
punches on the various farms. Clipping
has been in progress during the past
week and good results are reported by
the sheep owners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
CHAPLIN'S FIDDLING

Ignace- Padere1ski. famous pianist.
was introduced to Charlie Chaplin in
the studios at HOLLYWOOD. Cal
He heard the comedian play his violin.
which he is said 70 do with rare talent
and saw him throw lemon pies in a
acene for picture
ski has gained a splendid pie-thrOwer
IN the talented Mr. Chaplin"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
SWELL oVERALLS

Fannie Ward. who has a fortune Of
her own. and wears real pearls in the
movies. has a part now which requires
her to wear overalls. The name Of
the movie in which we are to be IA
vOred with a view of these Overalls de
luxe is Betty Of the Orange Country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07

Il WANT YOU TO MEET the prettiest
girl in the world" said the young
man enthusiastically. and beckoned
me over across the room. MY wife"
he introduced US, beaming with all
the pride and delight Of the newly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
Creole Nut Layer Cake.

gar and a half cupful OF butter, add
three eggs. one at time, and beat we'll
between each egg; one cupful OF flour.
two teaspoonsful OF baking powder in
flour, and mix well Add two cupsful
Of flour. one-half OF cold water and
one teaspoonful Of vanilla essence Bake
in layer cake pans.
CREOLE FILLING-Put two cups OF
brown sugar in a saucepan with q half
cup of boiling water and stir OCCASION
ally until sugar is dissolved Boil with
out stirring until syrup will thread
syrup gradually on beaten whites of
two eggs, beating the mixture con-
stantly. and continue beating until
right consistency to spread Put be-
tween layers and on top and side of
cake Sprinkle English walnuts broken
in pieces generously over the cake
TOmOrrOw-Dishes with Aspie.-Copy-
right 1916. international News Service.