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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
LOAN
STUMP SPEAKERS.
LARGE NUM- B 3 OF STREET
SPEAKERS TO TALK DUR
ING WEEK.
Enthusiasm Grows Dany-I-ast Even
ing's Meetings 10 Be Held This Eve
utux Owing TO Bad weather.

The committee on speakers announces
the following meetings and SPEAKERS
for which arrangements have ALREADY
been made: o.
On IN. evening Of Thursday. October
!. n, Valley Grove school house. begin
ming at O'Clock. addresses VIII De a.
,iycr,J BY Mrs. c. I. Wilson. MIS-. h
N kjnherlanu. Attorney Tom p.
t'nult and w. o. McCluskey. AZ Seth
lehen chapel on Wednesday. October
= beginning at O'Clock. Miss Sara
Jackson. Mrs W. H Sha1er. Attorneys
John J. Conin and Charles J Smith
will deliver addresses urging noer.n
subscriptions 20 tho Fourth blo'tHS
loan bond issue Also on " etlneSo"t
evening. in the city proper the CITY
spcakfng campaign at ErdSc place cor
nor tenth and Main streets. on tho cor
nor Of Eleventh and Market streets
Tvnlfth and Market streets, toorteeHen
and Market streets. Sixteenth and Mat-
lcet streets and Twenty-second and Mar
ket streets will be carried on ny SPEAK
>,s whose names will Dc announced IN
ter. On the evening OF thurSoaS' "
|tohe, & addresses tn support or the
bond Subscriptions will b" DELIVERED AT
NxI1.y school on Twent~ninth street
~ Nj Dana Tornlinson. MISS Ruh
LPetttt. Frank A O'Bricn and Hon'
(Bexse Bloch; At Odd Fellows ball oy
fhxs R,rth McTarnmsny. Miss sara
6ackson and Dr. Win Cruise, at Lincoln
.cheol b. Prot J. 4 Rainbow ma As
(dstart Prof. n. a Jones On Fr1day.
'ocnnner 4. Center school IN Tr1aoelpnua
|4skrct v1n b the scene OF meee1nS
10 b addressed BY Mrs. G. L Wilson
NJ MS Ju1ian G, Hearre. AT feas'
ro attus nrys whose names win be an
tb,1ed later win also deliver 40
|dresees at Center SCHOOL
no speakers COMMITTEES - hfEnH
|,,r1red w4th no willing and unsefasn
naur,er tn which all Of those who are
k.Ared To participate in this bond-spcak-
bnS campaign asree 10 render their ser
Es>eS
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well, NJ Vim Iron
Weed Tonic Did
Not Come Any
Too Soon for Me"

)xss the expression made b. Mrs. J. May
Clark of South Branch. Route No. >.
e.nen she called at F1emins's for her SEC
nd hottie Of M Vim Iron Weed Tonic.
shc said: Ny stomach had been in such
bad shape and had become so weak
for the want Of food that I was DIZZY
and he'd headaches continually. nad
5octored and used several tonics. but
might just as we'll have taken that much
vatcr for all the good they did me-.
heard so much OF NJ Vim Iron "eno
Tonic that purchased L bottle and be-
an to improve at once. sand II olo
not cnr:c any TOO soon- Us nothing L
had taken had helped me-. My headaches
hay. stopped. have no. more stomach
,-,,;,,,s and am feeling tine. NJ Vim
Ir.n Weed Tone has done more t"T ne
ham all other medicines put together.
. Nh Vim Iron W"cd Tonic Is GROWING
,,a,Ir in Use and popularity owing to the
;cnrrt rn,. derives by using i. Sold al
&. II. Cries; &. Co. Drug Store l1z3 MAR
ket St. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
Richie Girls Victorious

The finals In tho public schools NTH
grade girls Ncwcornb tournament
played at the Center school yesterday
afternoon resulted in a so to IS victory
for the Ritchic girls. who outplaye! the
Jefferson girls In the first half of the
ea1nc. Jefferson camc hack strong IN
tho second half hHt could not max" up
their shortcomings Of tho earlier part
Of .hc game Eoih games played me
bali and shows what training and prac-
tico can do I'm developing speed.
strength and agility in girls.
The next tournament or the class va
7oty will bc held on Friday afternoon
when the boys Of the sixth grndc meet
for competition in school yHrd soccer
football. The southern schools Will
meet At the Rtchic school yard Will"
the northern district meets at inc
Madison school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
MASSIVE EVENT is PLANNED
LADIES FoR OCT. IL, IN TIE
AUDIT
Short Parade VIII BE Staged Tor the
Mothers, Sisters and Daughters
Of Men In the Service.

In conjunction with the appearance
hero Of the Great Lakes Naval banu.
October 18th. p demonstration ny lhH
mothers, wives and Sisters OF the |'"un
hovS in the service IT their country
from Ohio county. will hold massive
n,radc on tho night of Discovery Day.
us IN cxnnplc OF sacrifice 70 the um!d
1u,vCr Of bonds in the Fourth Liberty
Loan.
If any parent wants Ia know what
Discovery Lay is. ask my little son and
dau;.htrr who goes tn school and they
will tell them that Columbus first land
cd on thu shores of the western cont
nnn;. October eth. i&?:. and from that
date started the huiidinE OF the great
nation that Will ultimately knock tho
clternal stuff;ng cut of Germany
meaning our own United States
Tho parad" will hc composed entirely
of ladies, with IL lady marshal and aides
mounted and lady tnarchcrs and solor
bearers. Every lady IN line will carry
one OF the regulation sized service flags
/ with III" number of stars on It In, COR
respond with the number of soldiers out
Of their family. and those whose loved
ones have made tho supreme sacrifice
the gold star will be displayed.
\ court Of honor will be- erected on
Markc, street and as the procession
reaches this point the marching COL
umna Will be- divided. each half taking
its line TN the side Of the street which
il marched. in line Of review. The head
Of the parade, composed NJ the Great
Lakes Naval Band. chief marsha; and
aides will turn and n series nf counter
marching Will brcin. which will enable
every participant in tho parade To he
nhlr 10 view the whole procession from
! the ranks.
IN" Of tho beautiful features in tho
, counter marching" Will he the burst Of
rod fire which will flare up At n given
signal. from Illuminating sites which
will hc carried by each member.
All details have NOT h"rn arranged
and other features will hr introduced
which will add Ia the UnI1uHncSs III tn"
affair. the"l. features being added from
time to timr up To day ur TWO before
the nigh, OF the big patriotic drinon-
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South Sido Personals.

Rey. w r. Mcisrnhcimcr ~ Lcwts-
willie a.. has returned In his homo after
snendinE tho last week here the guest
ri Rev. Iaschc Of 81. Stephens Rc-
formed church.
MT. Nelson f:islcr. who has horn con-
fined to tn" Ohio Valley General h"77i-
tai for several weeks. Is nhlc I" h"
around again.
Miss Betty Walker OF morEantn~n Is
tho guest Of friends on tn" scum S'"'.
Mrs James Ercnn"n "t thapli''
street has rs her guest Mrs A. r. wat
.rSon of Brcmcn. Q.
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WOMEN To HOLD DEN0N5T RATION
FOR THE FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN


Tho committee who is working up the
work is composed OF =. r..
!iabrrStrk. chairman. ]. Adam Blum
AID II. {. Ogden. but the ladies exceu-
tv" committee will meet to-day at
+ m. ut Liberty Loan HEADQUARTERS to
itlfnint = ladies general committee
which will tax" charge and make ar
Judgements ard details: subcommittee
win br appointed for each alien born
nationality ard the negroes. Of which
I6cdy number are in the scr
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Compensation He"


Application Of three labor employing
concerns for protection under! the: work
mems compensation fund. were ap.
proved to-day BY the compensation
commissioner as follows:
Goodwi1/sv &. Co railroad con-
tractors Bf Hot Coal; J. p. White L.
Co.. coal mining. Of Beckley. and
Crcigh Lumber Co. Of Camden-on-
Gauley.
Two widows, six orphans and two in.
jured workmcn were the benenciaIies Of
awards from the vorkmen's compen-
sation fund to-day, Us follows: Mrs.
Ethel Lambert, Of Coalwood, widow, ana
three children Of Hiram Lambert, killed
while in the employ Of the Carter Coal
company. f35 az month: Mrs. Cora VI.
Moore, Of Ida May, widow. and three
children Of W. J. Moore, killed while in
the employ OF the Marion Coal company.
s35 n month; Mayer J. Martin. or
Sprague cmploye Of the Cranberry Fuel
company. for compound fracture Of
knee. IS a week for 80 weeks. and Jake
Ondayko OF Follansbee. employe Of the
West virginla-Pittsburgh Coal COM
pany, for the loss Of vision in left eye.
IS week for 80 weeks,
Five employers Of labor were nd
mitted. to-day to projection under the
workmen's compensation fund. as fol-
lowsS
Alex Laughrfn & Co, contractors Of
z. T. HAuseman company
Cleveland; Hughes Coal
company OF F'atrrnont: b o. Cresap.
general contractor. Wellsburg, and Ra-
coma Lumber company. Of Huntington.
/6ic| 1 c01V 6oi1oe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
i. S. and Jap Troops
Occupy Capital Of
The Amur in Siberia

NIADINOSTOk. Friday. Srpt. L.
CEIy tho Associated Press -AmrrIcan
trours co-np"rat"h with the Japanese IN
the occupation Thursday Of ElaGinvcst-
chcnSk. The capital nf the Amur pro-
vince Tho allied forces entered the
city on The heels al the departing Boil
ShcVIki.
(ThiS is tn" first report that AIneri-
can units arc mt RlaCinVrStchcnSk. IN"
capture Of tn" city WAS reported III Il
dispatch from I.uRrlcrl last Tuesday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
: CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. ". Va Sept 3d.
The state building construction COM
nittee. operating under the non.war
construction section Of tho priortties d.
vision. war industries board: met yes
terday at 1 p. m. and approved the APP
potntment OF ftvo. county representa-
tires .as. follows:
George Love. FayStte county: E. ".
Martin, Upshur county; Fred F. Faris.
Ohio county; B. F. Williams, Mcdowell
county. and W. W. Henderson, Marshall
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
ssrvices for soldiers and Sailors.

There will be the usual hc7u'iful ser
vices Mt ST. Alphonsus church on
Wednesday evening ut $50. honorinE
the boys OF the congregation. who ar"
in tho service. 4 number of new pntri-
otto hymns will bc rendered by the
choir and bcncdlction will follow I'M
mcdiatciy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
Bowling League.

The members Of the Columbia club
are enjoying many hours Of bowling
since they have organized their bowling
league. Prizes arc awarded 10 the win
nars Of the evening and many are be-
coming quite proficient In the art or
bowling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
birthday Party,

Thursday evening tho ladies Of 81
Stephens Reformed will hold BIRTH
day party in tn" parlorS OF IN" chnrch
The affair as planned has n hummer OIL
unusual and interesting details con-
n,c;cd with il. and all who attend VII!
h., assured Of a pleasant evening.
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vice and -over there In the thickest Of
the fight.
The parade on the night Of Discovery
Day is bound to be a big success, for
when the ladies start something they
always finish 1t. and finish right and
the mothers. wives and sisters of the
men in service will form q pageant
which will make all hearts beat true for
American ideals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
wul Celebrate Feast Day.

Tho feast day II ST. Francis VIII he
celebrated on Friday ut ST. AlrhonSus
church with high mass. bishop bona
hue officiating. TIL" father or st
Marys church will have charge Of the
services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
Meeting OF Officers and Teachers.

This evening in the church parlors
will bc held the monthly business meet
ing OF the teachers and officers Of st.
Paurs Evangelical Sunday school. Al
this meeting will he made the f1nal
preparations for the big rally day
which tho classes will hold next Sun
day. beginning at $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
Bowling Party.

Master John Coleman Of ChariInr
street entertained number Of ms
friends with a bowling party 1T his
home last evening. Tho young people
enjoyed the game until lat" hour.
when refreshments were served TO 'nc
guests, who numbered ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
SOUTH SIDE
Lunch Wednesday.

Tomorrow tho PrcIgn missionary so
ciety Of the Second Presbyterian church
will serve luncheon in the dining room
of tho church from IL until O'CLOCK
The proceeds will DO used for various
church needs Everyone Is invited TO
attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
Eutcrt,and Emitting Club.

Miss Katherine Yates was charm
Ing hostess to her knitting club last
evening at her homo on EoN street
In add ton to Knitting q pleasant social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served At the close Of the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
Cn11tds VIII Meet.

Tho Cupids A. c. will hold very
important meeting this evening in The
club rooms to arrange for a number Of
social events which will be given dur
ing the winter. All Of the members arc
urged 10 b. present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
14%ee, Gnt1d Meeting.

wednesday evening the Ladies' guild
NJ St Andrews church will hold So
cIal ut tho rcctory, 1886 EnH street
Rams have been mod which will IN
err. ali attending pleasant evening
and tho procrcds will DC used for the
hcncat of the church All are invited
TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
~ Ssu,rsxuu Ret1una

Rev. G. D. Sampson OF the Chatlinn
Street n Z. church, has returned rum
Huntington. w. Va where nc attended
the West Virginia Conferrncn OF hieth-
odist Churches His congregation arc
rejoicing over the fact that nc was
Amin appointed TO this district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
u1u,nv workers Meet,

Last evening tho sewing circle OF tho
Willing Workers Of ST Pauls Evahecl-
teal church met at the homo OF Mrs. 10
scph Leach at 1922 jacob street INC
evening WAS pleasantly spent with
sowing and knitting, after which So
cial hour was enjoyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

This evening tho Young Peoples So
cicty will hold special meeting in inc
church parlora All of the members arc
URGED to attend as several important
nrstters will be discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

Mrs Harry c. woodward has returcd
to Washington after making a visit Of
several weeks at her home in Spencer.
and to friends in Petersburg and Hunt
tnglon. Congressman woodward is still
campaigning in his district both for his
own reelection and for the Liberty Loan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

St. Andrews church in tho Sunday
school rooms. Tho teachers have
planned many novel and amusing
games for all and a general good time
is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

Miss Catherine Shinn and Mrs Jen-
nte Robinson, of ShInnSton were among
the callers at Congressman Stuart r.
Reeds office to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

There isn't an ISSUE for the parties
To quarrel over in the Second congress
Siunal district" declared J. l.. lyman.
t,f Preston county. at the Raleigh to-
day. congressman George Nj. BowerS
will he rr-"icc;e,i AZ nc ought to be. If
tho prlnocratic. voters act with hon
.Sty on their new slogan Of this year.
Help Wilson Win The War" then they
will cast their votes rnr Towers That
* what he has dome ever since VIZ enter
ed thr war. and that is what h': IS doing
and will ronI!nu" to do. He's hundred
nor cent American in these crucial Times,
~ experienced "tfi"tal f;inittar "lt!I All
ul.rrrriInrrt affairs IN washington.
and hes mad. most SurrcSSlui ana
S:ifi@:n..tnrl representatives. tn" ID mo-
rrriS in the Second district now admit
that they ShruId H2v" aiken i'll" rHun-
S..l nf Surrr of their l'aaInc EDITORS:
mad. No nomination in opposition TO
congressman flowers. There hasn't Ec'
been a singh" good reason hd:anccd by
anybody why he should not be contln-
ucd in his present place. Eut there are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

Among the young women war wur3ScTs
TO arrive to take positions with tho gov
,rnmcnt ar the Misses Morrison and
Miss Elizabeth GllkrS"n. Of Parknrs-
burg. and the Misses Pritch;Ird Of Fihr-
mont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

Ne and Mrs. L G. Coher3ey OF E.lkins-
arc in Washington for brief visit
They have been at Camp Lee u attend
the wedding Of brother OF tho former
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

Some Of tho West Yirginians in the
city to-day are Charles w. Louchery. J.
w. Newcomer and c. C. Scott, of Clarks-
burg, and Aary Downs. OF MarUnSburg-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

Senator Nathan Goff has certainly
kept his promise to tho West Virginia
workers for womans suffrage, as they
Will and do enthusiastically bear witness
~. Each and every time that It looked
like the senate would take Il vote on the
ru.stinn Senator Ci0ff made n point tn
be- in attendance. one time getting up
from Il sick bed to trn present He was
in his scat again Thursday. Senator
f;nff declared himself in favor Of sub
uniting the suffrage constitutional
amendment a long whllc aEo. using tho
nrcaSj. Il of Il formal meeting held in his
Offices with L delegation nf w"nn'n
wnrners fnr the cause to declare pub
Erl.. his attitude upon the much uootcd
issue between the sexes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
EASTERN OHIO BOYS
- IN CASUALTY LISTS

or- those mentioned IN uls
ng's casualty lists received from
eas, appears the names or Two
ssterr: Ohio boys, the one being MAJ
ms Ferry boy and the other from Hei-
,1aire- us
"a severely wounded. He is the son or
Do,;e, Dunn. Of 4515 Franklin street
and enlisted about a year ago.
,-harles ". Hackworth. OF Martins
F,rry. is among those listed as severely
founded. He WAS drafted about the
sggnme tirns as Private Dunn and was
F s,rnt 70 Camp Sherman He was the son
Of Mrs. Tin HanSworth. OF Martins
Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

Dr. C w Frcdlock. of Elk1ns has
been a visitor in the Capital for several
days. DIR. Frediock is slated to reccir"
a commission ia the medical reserve
corps Of the army.
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an Overwhelmingly large number VI
good reasons why he should be re-
elected. Every sign and indication
point TO his carrying the district this
year by a tremendously large majority
Notice has been served on Senator
Sutherland thai an increased pension
M the rate of S3S a month has been
granted Jnrrctt r. Burgess, Of Oak I'LL,
W. Va Also. that the War Industries
Board have recommended to the Fuel
Administrator that the fuel supply OF
tho Bowers Pottery Co.. at Mannu gton-
be increased 10 per cent
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sunday School Party.
rbrrsdav evening there will b" q
n,rtv for tho Sunday school classes OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

PARSONS Tucker county Re-
publican executive committee has noni-
mated r. E. Kings OF PARSONS as INC
- -a,dfiate at the fan election for
county superintendent Of schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

Grant ?. Hall Of Charleston. Is Der"
On route to his home from tho marines
caatonncnt at Quantico Va where he
visited aon who is in training 1hereA
Tic has another son who Is in the nrtl-
lrry service. He is doing his bit also.
being IN charge Of Liberty loan, Red
Cross, Y. NJ. g. A. and W. S. S. cnIn-
paicns at the state capital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01

r. Lake Perkins. former bank clerk.
~ parkcrsburg, and at one time one OF
the high officers in the government Of
tina, city. has been accepted by the quar-
tnrnas;ers department, given lieuten-
ants commission and received hts first
assignment at Hoboken. N J. Mr.. Per
kins resigned q more Lucrative position
,rith one Of the local street car COM
panics here to enter the military service,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-08-07
YEAST BREAD WITHOUT WHEAT
Problem of Making Satisfactory
Yeast Breads with Cereals Other
Than Wheat Has Been Solved
Both for the HOusekeeper and
the Professional Baker
Some OF the Results

Housekecpers as well as profess
sional bakers have been working on
the problem Of how to make satisfac-
tory yeast breads using other cereals
than wheat. Not all have solved the
problem satisfactorily. The Office of
Home Economics OF the United States
Department of Agriculture has sue
cessfully worked out ways of combin-
ing the various substitutes in making
8 5c~pcr-cent substitution bread, rs
percent 5ubstitut bread and an en-
tircly wheatless bread.
The first loaf pictured above has
zone out of style in America; it is the
all-wheat loak that we were accus-
toned to using before the war. The
other loaves are the kinds that all
Americans should use now. In the last
three loaves mixture of barley and
rice flour has been used in place of
wheat flour; the second loaf has only
SO per cent wheat flour; the third goes
step farther and uses only 25 per
cent wheat; while the last boasts of
being entirely wheatlcss. These breads
were work kcd out in the experimental
kitchen of the Department of Agricul-
ture, Office Of Home Economics and
the u. S. Food Admins alton, Home
Conservation Section.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-08-07

None Of the loaves using a high per-
centage Of substitutes equal the all
wheat loaf in lightness, wheat having
a special substance known as gluten,
which gives it elastic properties that
make it especially valuable for bread
making. None of the other flours, ex-
cept rye, contain this substance in
any appreciablc amount SO that when
we substitute for the wheat flour
large quantities of flours that do not
contain gluten, we cannot expect the
same elasticity. Tie loaves are more
compact and less porous. In the rs
per cent and 100 per cent SUBSTITUTES
ioaves an egg is used as binding ma
terial and as an additional leavener.
4 75-per-cent- Substitute Loaf
l Ia cups liquid.
l2 cup mashed potatoes.
Ia cups wheat flour
13 cake yeast
] tablespoon corn sirup
egg
l-2 cups barley
l-8 cups rolled oats
and
3-4 cups rice flour
7-8 cups corn flour
Make sponge of the first six in
gradients and a third of the mixture
of rice and barley flour. Let stand in
warm place until light, at least 2
hours. When sponge is light, work
IN the rest of the substitute flours and
the egg slightly beaten. Shape the
dougl. at once and place in loaf pan.
Brush top Of loaf with melted fat. Let
rise to double the bulk and bake in hot
oven for | | d hours.
! Housekeepcrs have been serving
whcatless breads for months in the
form of quick breads. Many house
wives as well as many hotel keepers
pledged themselves to serve no wheat
until next harvest. The need for a
'whcatless bread that could be kept on
hand and can be used for toast or for
sandwiches was felt by all who took
the pledge.
This 100 per cent bread will help
meet this need:
100 Per Cent Bread
! 3-4 cups liquid
! tablespoon corn Sirup
Id cake yeast
2 teaspoons salt
egg
8 3-8 cups barley
2 3-d cups ground rolled oats
and
2 l-8 cups rice flour
2 12 cups corn flour
Make a sponge Of first four ingrcdi-
ents and one-half Of mixture Of sub
stitutcs. Follow the directions for the
75-per-cent loaf.
These breads are real victory
breads. Use them for the cause of
liberty.