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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
WOMEN TO MAN BREAD LINE;
UNIQUE PROCLAMATION
Governor OF North Carolina Calls tho
Ncnl Reserves To the CulorS
TO Win the Wnr.

Governor 7. W. Beckett. Of North car
olina. has Issued a unique call which
reads as follows:
On September 3. 1917. ISSUED u
proclamation calling into active mill
tary service ali men between the ayes
OF twcnty-one and forty five. These
men constitute the Home Guard and
are the guardians Of the peace and
safety OF tho state.
now call to the colors all The
women in the State. and all the boys
and girls between the ages OF twelve
and tTenty-onc.
The one supreme task before tho
American people is the winning Of tho
war.
The one supreme necessity for the
winning the war is food.
Tho one sure way 10 supply this su-
prcme necessity is to man The broad
line with the woman power. tho boy
power and the girl power Of tho state
| hereby nominate and appoint every
woman in the State "A committee Of one
on garden spots. The duty OF each COM
mittcc is :wofOld:
/. To take steps at once TO prepare
and cultivate d garden spot for herself
ana family.
=. To sec TO it that every vacant,
parcel Of land in the nci-hborhood in
which she lives is converted into a
garden spot
urge every woman IN tho state 20
join some active canning and drying
club 10 the end thct everything may be
saved and nothing br lost. Las, year
the women canned and dried eighteen
times as much fruits and vcreta blcs as
they did tho year before. This Is i
glorious record. Double IL
call TO tho colors every boy and
girl between the ages Of twelve and
twcnty-ore. urC" every one OF you
to join the corn, the pig and poultry
clubs. In so doing you Will become
an essential part Of the army that
must win the war.
To-day NC have only 3.soO corn club
boys. ! want TO see 100000 rnarshaled
in invincihlc array. lie. no boy DC a
slachcr, but let every one fall promptly
in line.
II these reserves shall hearkcn 20 - is
call We viii surely win the war. and tho
victory so achieved will count as much
for happiness in tho comm. years Is IL
VIII count for success in this Surpcinc
crisis IN the worl struggle for cnlur-
ing peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
MiSCELLANEO
ir>, Er=ii.h Evangelical, Lutheran
0'c lock

First Er=ii.h Evangelical Lutheran
icy. y. Herring. for number OF years
IN chnrr" Of tn" Lutheran inner mis-
sion work at Pittsburgh. but now I.u-
'h'ran civilian camp pastor at Camp
Lee. VII preach at II o'clock :; )
O'Clock the congregation viii Worship
with the congregation OF Monument
Methodist Church.
fhristinn Sciencc-Thc regular ser
vices VIII be held at II c'cloc}. this
morning The subject will be Spirit"
bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran
tn" pastor Rev, =. II. Mcuschc-. viii
preach al both services. Special Len
icn services viii h. held each night
during Lent at Sis O'Clock
International Bible SUPERINTENDENT
services in Colombo Hall At II o'c;ocn
this morning.
Observation-Disclosures in Colombo
Hall At II o'clock and at B.
tnitHrian-ht tho II O'Clock service
Rev Frank Pratt will preach on The
Leadership Of Jesus" There will he a
service a. o'clock at Highland
springs.
Lie and Advent Chri>tinn-t'sual
service" ~ II O'Clock and at S. with
preaching By the pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
MIDDAY LENTEN SERVICES
Series VIII Open Thursday. Under
Auspices Of ~. Andrews
UrOthc n God.

Midday Lcnten services for mon vii!
he held as usual this Lent under the
auspices OF the Glorious OF Richmond
and the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew.
Thcs" services arc held daily in st,
raurs Episcopal Church from l TO l:3o
o'clock.
The series Will begin Thursday and
Friday OF this week. The preacher on
this occasion will be the Rev. Robert
Il. Nelson MIR. Nelson is speaker of
force. and has been for some years
rector Of Christ Church. Blacksbu!S.
Va. and the chaplain OF the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. He has recent,
Is been appointed chaplain in the
United states Army. and has brcn as
signed 10 duty at Camp Lee. MIR. Mel
son is a son Of the late Rev. kinloci,
Nelson. u. u. OF the Virginia Thco-
logical Seminary. and - brother OF nr.
J. Garnctt Nelson. OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

rector. viii conduct morning PRAYER
and preach at II o'clock. There vii!
he an afternoon service at 400 clock
Iol. 'rrinity--Scrviccs at II O'Clock
with sermon by the rector. Rev. J. i.
Gravat. i. j.. Union services At I1rk
Place Methodist at S o'clock. a, which
rev. +. Il. Mcladen. ID. D.. w!ll preach
Monum~nt-Scrviccs IT IL o'clock and
1T 4. with sermons by the rector. Rev.
James W. Morris, y. y.
st. pnmrs--Iioi: Communoir n, go.
Morning prayer a. II O'Clock and even
ing prayer at S. The rector. l;ev. Ers-
soil i;owic, -. D.. will preach at both
services.
Holy Comfortcr-IIoly Communion At
80 Morning prayer and sermon by
the rector. Ecv. w. T.. Cox. al II
o'clock. Special service for the lIoy
Scouts or America AZ O'Clock com :
mcmoratinE their eighth anniversary.
at which REV. Nelson L. Dame will
preach.
st. Johns-Ser.iccs at II O'Clock and
s. with sermons by the rector. Re-
Hugh w Subict;. Christian Endcavor
at 1:lJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
I.l'iStOI'.tI..
.tSrcn~ioi-N,

Notwithstanding prayer. ante
communion and sermon at II o'clock
Evening prayer and sermon At S
o'clock. Rev. Philip \. Arthur. the
rccto.. will preach al both services.
~. .Jamcs--Mornins prayer and scr
mon at II o'clock. Evening prayer and
sermon at Sis o'clock. The rector.
Rev g. Frccland retcr, will preach at
the morning service. and the assistant
rector. Hcv. walter Williams at the
evening service.
Grncc-Rcv. ". II. Eurkhardt. ,hc
rector. will preach at II o'clock and
at s o'clock.
81. MISUNDERSTANDING prayer and
sermon at II o'clock. The rector. Rev
]. Francis Ribble. will preach at this
service. and at the evening prayer
service there will he 4 missionary ad-
dress by Right Rev. William Cabcll
Brown, d. n
All snints-Tev. }. Y. bowman, the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
THREE DAYS SCHOOLING
Movable Institute to Bc Held in AmcIin
County This Week. beginning
Tuesday Next.

AMELIA. VA. February ?.--Rccausc
OF the interest shown by tho farmers
Of Amelia County, the extension divi-
sion OF the state and Federal Depart
mcnta Of Agriculture viii hold a
Three Day Agricultural school" at the
courthouse in this place on February
ll-I3
The program will include lectures by
specialists on clarifying. beef cattle
hogs poultry. farm crops. farm ma
chincry, gardening orchard manage
mcnt, boys and girls club work. etc
In ast years tho farmers had 10 go 10
BiackshurE 10 attend such a school. and
thus very few have bee. able 10 at
tend The extension division is cspe-
cially we'll equipped this year having
recently acquired several very Va lua \ e
specialists The farmers Of Amelia and
adjoining counties arc invited TO at
tend this school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
GREAT REJOICING BY
RHEUMATIC CRIPPLES
II so Crippled You Can't Isc Arms or
LcEs. Nhcunn viii IICIp You.

II You want relief in two days. swift
certain. gratifying relief, take a sma II
dose OF fhcuma once a day
If YOU want TO dissolve every particle
OF uric acid poison in your body and
drive II out through the natural chan
ncls so that You will he forever free
from rheumatism. get n bottl" Of Ehcu-
ina from Tragic DRUG Company or any
druggist at once. II must give the joy
full relief expected or money refunded
rheumatism is a powerful disease,
strongly cntrcnchcd in joints and mus
clcs. In order TO conquer it n powerful
enemy must be sent against il. Rhcuna
Is the enemy Of rheumatism enemy
that conqucrs 1t in nearly every in
stance.
Judge John Barhorst. OF lTt. Lorainir
Ohio. knows II. He was wa liking with
crutches; to-day he is we'll. H. should
do as much for you; il seldom fails
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
MITHODISI,


Burton MISUNDERSTANDING at il
o'clock ny the pastor. Rev + Il Nc
Spartan. Union service a, the Bap-
list church at night.
ADMINISTRATORS al II O'Clock a nd a,
: o'clock. with sermons by the pastor.
Rev. ". Oliver Gordon. y. y.
Clay strcct-scrvicos ~ il o'e!ock
and a. O'Clock. with sermons by the
pastor Rev. G.. H. Ecwhury.
Highland Park-Prcachinr AZ II
o'clock and a, o'clock by the pastor.
Rev. + VI. White
misunderstanding a, II O'clock
BY Rev W. w Moore. n. n. president
OF Union Theological Seminary. There
viii he no evening service, bur the con
creation OF this church viii! join in
union services a: Seventh Street Chris
tian Church. where Rev. Russell Cecil,
u. n. will preach.
Grncc-rrcachinE a; II o'clock and
At o'clock by the pastor. Rev. ]. g..
Unruh
Park Pincr-Preaching by the pastor.
Few. w f. Thompson, u. D.. at II
O'clock Union services at O'Clock. At
which Rev +. 7. McFadcn, u. n. will
preach. Tho congregations or First and
Grace Covenant Presbyterian. and Holy
Trinity Eriscora! Church will join with
PARK Place in this service.
Monumc nt--Thc pastor, Rev. q RI.
Lambeth. u. d. Will preach al II
o'clock Rev. George w. kempcr viii!
preach at o'clock.
Gintcr Pnrk-Scrviccs at II o'clock
with sermon BY tho pastor. Rev. J.. S
Flournoy. 80 night service.
Decatur Strect-ScrviCec al II o'clock
and al s o'clock hy the pastor. Rev.
Samuel l.. Dumvillc
Brond Strect-Prcachins al II O'Clock
and at o'clock by the pastor. Rev.
Fred r. Chcnault.
Trinity-Rcv. r. T. Gambler. the pas
tor. Will preach at the II o'clock SER
vice. No night service.
Laurel Strcet-Scrviccs az II o'clock
and at ( o'clock in the afternoon.
st. .InmeS's-Scrviccs at II o'clock
and s. with sermons by the pastor,
Rev. ". r. \. Haynes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
PLANNING NEW CHURCH
Congregation or Holy Comforter Epfs-
cOPal Church Is RnisinE
Fund.

The reSation OF the church O..
The Holy Comforter, under the leader
ship OF the rector. Rev. W. r. Cox.
has begun 70 outline plans looking TO
the raising OF a building fund for the
erection Of church. An enthusiastic,
meeting Of til" men Of the corSr-ga-
ton was held Thursday night in the
parish house. Short talks plcdGinr- co
operation and support were made ny
Messrs. George j. Frcedley, John
Bowers. w. 7. smith. W. w. IIa-dwick
=. w. Valentine. George :. Barnard. A.
:. i. James. FcX. Tindel. Taylor and
others.
The women OF the CONGREGATION pre-
pared and served supper for the booster
mCctinE of thc building committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
PTtESn1rERIAN.

Grace CoNrnant-ScrviccS ut II
o'clock conducted by Rev Eugene G..
Caldwell. u. L.. and a, o'clock the
congregation will attend union SER
vices in Park Place Methodist Church
Rev. T. T. McFadon. y. d., Will preach
az tho union service.
First-The pastor. Rev. =. r Nc
Faden. y. -, will preach ~ il O'clock
No evening service, the pastor preach
ing AZ union services At Park riace
Mcthodis, Church.
Second-Scrmon b. the pastor Rev
Russell Cecil. -. D.. AZ II o'clock. At
night union services with Seventh
street Christian Church. DR. Cecil
preaching.
Read MemoriaI-Sabbath school al 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
SERVICE FOR DEAF MUTES
fcV. u. {. Merrill To speak Mt 81
Andrews Parish House This
Afternoon

Ecv. II e. Merrill. OF Tashincttr.
general missionary Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church 20 deaf mutcs in Viz
cinia. West Virginia and the District
OF Columbia. is Visiting IN Richmond.
He gave Il lecture To the deaf niteS
~ the parish house Of st. Andrews
church Friday evening. and is TO have
service in the chapel Of the church
AZ . o'clock this afternoon All deaf
mutcs off Richmond and Vicinity arc
cordially invited to attend the service.
Rev. Mr.. Mcrrilrs headquarters arc 81
Els Sixth Street. Northeast. washing
ton. H. g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
PATRIOTIC SERVICE
DIR. GricAcmcr to French To-Nigh,
congregation Expects Answer From
New Pastor This Morning.

Ecv Henry y Gr.cscmcr. y. u. Of Bal
t'more. VINO has been Supplying the
nHIpit Of tho Grace street Baptist
Church. viii conduct a special service
tonight ~ O'Clock, having as his
Snht"D THE True American Patriot"
Tn" public IS invited 10 attend and
with q topiv Of such great present day
interest, LARGE gathering il expected
u be- present.
The committee on pulpit Of the
church has been notified by Rev. Fin
lay i. Gibson. Of Bowling Green. KY.
TO whom call has been extended by
tho congregation. that he will decide
on sunday morning AS TO what action
he VIII take regarding the call To
Richmond, and viii notify the courre-
CATION OF tho church immediately
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
OLD TESTAMENT STORIES
PICTURE HUMAN LIFE

ways. with holy prod:gali,y, supply
all our wants IL VIC trust Him.
OLD TESTAMENT STORIES
PICTURE HUMAN LIFE
And 50 Nehemiah was equipped Tor
the journey. and he came 10 Jerusalem.
How tho Old Testament stories picture
hu"an life for US We. too are called
of God to work for Him. In our youth
VIC set out Consccratcd and prepared
for tho year" Of toll Much OF difficult
~ Is ahead 81 US. w" hav" a work
TO do as VIC live which demands ALI
our powers. But with the assurance
that God is with us and that wc are
dong His wc!h, we need not hesitate.
~ Is Tho conservation preceding tho toll
that counts. What fine thing u Is
when a young man or Il young woman
He viii and whore He Will for the
good of mankind. What blessed
thing when in the carly morning VIC
dedicate ourselves, our souls aud our
bodies. 20 Il day of active usefulness
Win She high purpose Of serving men
Life means just that-an effort TO make
tho world ready for Christ VIXEN lie
shall come again. And no life can
fail. however much ppointrncnt
there may b" when The seed Gown does
not Immediately bear fruit when j; is
consccrat"d, with high PURPOSE and
noble spirit, TO the viii Of tho Eternal
Lord. let me do my par, in the worlds
struggle toward perfection. Alone I
can do nothing. Wi,h Tu"c can do
much. Tane all have and all am.
and use me. Fill me with loving on
thusiasm Prepare tho way for my
going. and do Thou. dear Lord lad
m" IN tho way. And a, last bring
h"aNen and peace and JOY as M cv..
open ana see Thee. Amen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
WORK FOR NEWPORT NEWS
NcOromb .I.ifeboat Company Adds
Large TO Already Inrrr Number
of ship Contracts.

An additional contract amounting TO
100000. according 10 a special 10 tho
Manufacturers Record has been obtain
ed from the government by tho New
comb !.ifchoa; Company Of Newport
News. increasing, its total 10 $1,000. 500.
This latest contract is Tor the jnsta!la-
ton Of tn" machinery in twenty-five Of
tn" 5.jh0-ion steel ships which are b.
ing constructed in various sh:pyardS
under contracts with the Emergency
Fleet Corporation controlled by the
government The Ncwcomb plant Will
receive the vessels as completed ard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
Form supcrin,cndcnt.. Union.

The city sunday School Association
has sent Invitations to tho Superin-
tendcntS 10 attend supper and con-
ference at tho Central y. NJ. {. A. Tues
dav night To organize supcrintcr-
dents union. This - an activity highly
favored by the international asSocta-
ton. and is found most helpful in the
many cities where IL is organized.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

street from 10 TO I In tho morning
and from : to = in tho afternoon. All
girls and young women Viii ind
hearty welcome awaiting them in the
cheerful rooms, and they arc invited to
come and share in the good time pro-
vidcd through music games. magazines
and refreshments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

double door 90 thnt men may be moved
IN and out with Tie minimum OF Jo!tins.
These trains cost about 100000
apiece. aud they az. worth 1t. Tho only
costlisr trains va have ever built war
hospital train which We sent few
weeks ago to Palestine, but in this
case tho extra cost WAS due 10 the
special provision which had to DO made.
against the hot climate such as 4
double insulated roof and special anti
glare shutters"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
Don't SAY stuffed. un.

Quit blowing and snutflinc, a dose
OF "Pnpe's Cold Compound" taken every
two hours until three doses arc taken
will end grippe misery and break up n
severe cold either in the head, chest.
body OF limbs.
1t promptly opens cloCccd-up nos
trils and air passages: stops nasty dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

charge or nose running; relieves sick
headache. dizziness. favcriShncsS. sore
throat. Sncc%ing, soreness and stiffness.
"PapcS Cold Compound is the
quickest SurcSt relief known and costs
only few cents at DRUG stores. IL acts
without assistance. tastes nice. and
causes no Inconvenience. Don't accent
substitute. Insist on ''Pa s''-noth-
Inf: clSc.--AdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
AMERICAN HOSPITAL TPAIMS

INoMlnucd from Iirat Fago-)
train 10 make II easy 70 keep tho cars
clean. There arc no crcviccs no square
corners no place for dirt and microbes
20 collect. There is abundant watcr
ard air. both priceless Blooms 10 tho
wounded mon. Each car has a wide
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

George =. Conrad. State Senator from
Rockingham. Will speak at the mems
meeting AZ the Central Y. VI. =. ~.
Grace and Seventh Streets, this after
noon AT $50 o'clock on Whose
Image" The Lewis iwomeu's) Quar-
tot. colorcd from Mount Zion Church
choir. will sing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

place tn" mechanical, equipments in
position at \cwpor: News. In order
10 facilitate the work the company Viii
build :, pier and wharf extending 1000
feet on sunset Creek. and the govern
ncut Wili drcdEc tho channel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

The Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway
has iiied an order with tho American
Locomotive Works for fifteen Ndilet
locomotives aud also for ten OF tho
larger sized switching engines II Is
hurry order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

ono If tho fdvor!tc points Of attack by
'he late Robert q. InGcrsoil was tho doc
Urine OF lake OF fire. TO which tho ma
jorty al: the human race ri all ages arc
consigned by popular theology, to he tor
ucEtcd ctcrnully. while those who So
fortunate as To canc this fate gaze with
rapture upon III" scene from tho battle
mcnts "t heaven. Just how God of in
mite love. Who knows the end from the
beginning. and has all power. could he in
y"ivcd IN UGH ,pian was more Than SIR
Inrcr-oll Coulu fathum.
Evangelist W. G. Monc,t. whose lecture
las, sunday night on The other Side ~.
Death" drew an attendance from all parts
OF the city. viii undertake solve the
psrpleNitrS OF those who share MIR. InEer.
soils views in his free address on Hell:
What whom Whcre?" To he deliv cred
IN John Marshall Iiieh School Auditorium,
SUNDAY night. February 10. al s T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

During the enforced holiday on Mon
days. "open house" is kent The
House Of Happiness" 224o Nena bic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

Elisha's intcrccssion: so God will al.
ways with holy prodigali,y, supply
all our wants IL VIC trust Him.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
Reasons for Potatoes With Meat

Meat and potatoes are good food
combination. and may be better diet
than bread and meat, according TO the
United States Department Of AgfiCul-
ture. At this time. when plentiful
supply of potatoes makes them cheap,
and when wheat and flour are high,
the average family, says the depart
ment, may find it wise to eat less
wheat foods, and to use potatoes in
stead. Potatoes at a dollar bushel
give more energy and good mineral
basis than bread at cents half
pound loaf.
Most persons like potatoes with
meat. and they furnish valuable
starch; but it is pointed out that mere
starch is not all that is needed. and
that the mineral content of potatoes
is OF value in counteracting the acid
forming substances in meat. These
acids are present also in cereals, while
vegetables. fruit, and milk have an ex-
cess Of neutralizing afkalis. Therefore
potatoes are better with meats than
are rice, bread, and nacaroni.
Furthermore, potatoes assist in reg
ulating the digestive tract, to great
or extent than white flour, macaroni,
and polished rice. Potatoes may be
added to the diet in bread itself by
mixing portion Of finely mashed po-
tatoes with flour.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
LONG Boards ARE IN DANGER
Jury Ruling 10 Menace to Bedtime
Whiskers.

Pittsburg, Pa.-The grand jury. in
refusing to indict Miss Selma Saylor
upon her grandfather's complaint, has
established a rule that, il men wish
to grow boards long enough to reach
the dinner table, they must button
them under their waistcoats while
navigating the soup course.
Every time grandpa threw back his
head and laughed the lower part OF
his beard initiated the vermiSelli in
the broth. Selma, a faithful little
houseworker, became tired OF seeing
grandpa wiring his beard out on the
carpet, so when he was mapping one
afternoon she shipped off the beard
with the scissors.
That beard was not only an orna-
ment, but a health guard, he said For
years he had coiled it about his neck
upon retiring and it had shielded his
threat from colds. On wintry days he
used it as a chest protector under his
shirt.
Therefore, he believed he was justi-
fed in making a complaint to the
grand jury against Selma. But here.
after no such beard will be safe in
these parts.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-12
How to Make ScrappIe.

Scrapple-a meat and corn meal
mush greatly relished by many--puts
to good use such meat as hog heads.
hearts, and livers, and is a good use
for corn meal also. The United States
Department OF Agriculture gives the
following directions for preparing this
dish, excellent for breakfast, lunch.
con or dinner:
Whole hog heads 10 pounds, log liv.
ers and hearts "a pounds, Ga small
quantity of beef can be used also if de.
sired), corn meal yellow or miXed) 6
pounds, buckwheat or rye flour !,
pound, spices, as marjoran, sage.
thyme, and pepper in proportion as
desired, or omit those not desired J
ounces, salt "a pound, liquid il which
meat is boiled, use quantity equal
TO the total weight of the combined
solids.
The proportion of the various ingre-
dients may De varied to suit individual
taste.
Clean the hog heads thoroughly, re.
moving the eyes and ear tubes. split
the heal lengthwlse and remove the
teeth and the soft bones in and near
the nasal cavities. Place the hog
heads and other meat into a large ket-
tie or caldrOn with a liberal quantity
Of water and cook until the meat fails
off the bones. Remove all Of the meat
and soft tissues from the bones and
chop the meat by passing 1t through
meat grinder. strain the COOKING
liquid to remove any small pieces OF
bone. Place the liquid back INFO the
kettle. Heat to boiling point. at which
time slowly add the meal and flour,
and stir constantly TO prevt Mt The meal
from forming into Jumps and also to
avoid scorching. Boil and stir until
the. mass becomes thick, and then add
the salt, spices and chopped meat.
Boil IL minutes, and while still hot
pour the product into deep wet molds
bread pans will do. Poul to
large spooniuls OF melted lard over
the product in the pans. As soon as
the product has cooled it is ready for
use.
The usual way Of serving scrapple
Is to cut it into slices about one nalf
inch thick, dust the slices with flour
or cracker dust, or dry corn meal. and
fry until the outside is somewhat
crisp. Serve while hot. Fried apples
are good with Tried scrapple.