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Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
N0 KNITTING OR sEWUG'
 MESSAGE FROM MANAGER

The following aiatcmont ronrd- mr somc important features of Che Rod Gross program m Che North woacm Division has boon received from Earl Kirkpatrick Division man- agcr who is attending Division Manageu Conference at Washing ton D Ca
 Although stm uaod with heavy demands for oveueas refugee cloih- me. Che AmoIoan Rcd Cross win mol ask womon workers ol lhc North western Division Go knit or aew at loaat not .n early autumn Tho up- plies m Itd Gross warehouses abroad and n this country havc boon supplemented by O eIlt to Che American Rod Cross through Cone gross Of Immense Quanfiuof Of army supplies m France. which win be used ln tho Near East Some oc- tory production may bo necessary
 The urcat way Co guarantee suc- cess ol Jho foreign relief program .s Co mako Che November Roll Cm a great success. and all women who did mIlung sewing or surgical dressings .aro urged to enroll as ace tivc helpers In tho Roll cau cam- naim
 The need for clothing I'm Eaa.orn Europe win be groat during tho com- ing winter but tho problem of roc mobilization is ao great chat it must depend primarily upon governmental initiative Az a result Of Rod Gross a.d during tho war; thcao countries look Go it for ho'p In aiev.atlng dls-
 rcss and suffering Tho Rcd Cross accepts Che responsibility and win direct iis oGors for perhaps another year in helping thcso countries fight postloucc and d.sease Red Gross Comm ions to thcso countries cone slst largely of mUsos and physicians with drugs medical and surgical supplies witch dietary loods.uls for sick children and adulu Thcsc Commissions win work during Che coming mu and w.ntcr to s,cm Che cp.dcmica now raging and to cstab- lIsh medical and nursing standards fo enable these countries to handle their own problems and permit Che American Rcd Gross Go withdraw as rapidly as possible Tho roat need for clothing win bo mot as obove Incl d.catod Additional requirements .f any. win loo met iu Che most praci- cal and economical way noas.hic.Cor- tain forms of production for local and domestic needs win be con .dcrod later Northwest Bulletin
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
RED CROSS PREPARING
 FOR WINTER M SIBERIA

Tho following article on refugee work m Siberia was prepared o.- pccnly for Che Northwestern Dira- ion Bulletin by Major Wlcy H Allen. director of publicity for tho Amor.- can Rcd Gross Commission tg sibcr.a. wien headquarters at viadvo.,oN
 "prospccu chat there win be Q greater suffering among thc civilian population tha winter chan las. has stirred Che Siberian Commits a.on oi Che American Red Gross to greater ofort In preparing .or tho fan dis rIbuuon Of heavy clohiug
 During ,ho summer work among lho refugees was reduced To a mine mum. Summer in siberia is a de-. lehtnl season. with uo trace what- ever of the terrific cold of winter lu nct it is often. especially m tho interior. onurcycIy warm ]. h possible not only to 1.-Two out Of doors mos. of Che time but .o sleep out ol doors without discomfort and thH thousands of refugees are doing dur- ng thc summer months
 "At One same umo hcrc arc re- ports from Che great agricultural regions of sBoHa Chat Che planting this spring was less chan in Che spring Of 1918 and ihat due to Che political and military events cone ncctcd wItb Che struggle against Che Bolshoviks tho harvest thieyear win be less than laaL The season itself is decidedly favorable for large yields. witch good rains m Che grain sections so chat where crops have been planted lhe output win be larger probably than n l9lS but reports through Russian sources.
 such os Che AM Siberian Union Of Coonemuvcs indicates thot Che to- Gal acreage is apprccIably less than last year.
 "Thcroforo. Che American Red Cross is expecting greater suffering during Ono coming winter unless Q decisive victory over Che BoIshev.ks along Che Urai front would allow Che groups Of refugee. from oostorn Rus- sia to go across tho mountains and regain their land
 "PreparIne for winter thc Rod Gross Is now shipping Go western Siberia irgc quantities of clothing material of ml kinds. to be i.n1b- utcd in various ccnton whore relief workers are oporatine
 An accompanying picture elvc am idea of refugee conditions In Siberia. as we'll as some Of tho work which Che Red Cross s doing to Improve Che living of people too poor and often too inexperienced m smiary and hyumic mothods to aro for themselves
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03

shal uny liquor he bold at anf Territory other tmn at slorc oa- abolished and authorized under the provisions of said ordinance and ubr Ioci to thcao regulations
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03

No fNf1.A
 In Ono District cour, lor lhe rcrr.-
 tory of Alaska. Division No Onc
 Ht Juneau
 In.E seha.o. rnnur
 Kafa s.ha'o u.IcnIar.
 To Eaia s.0aIo Defendant Grcct- nr
 To tne n.me 70. Che United States Of hm.r... .au ar. hereby conn manded to be and appear in hc above entitled corr. bo'dcu at Ju- rclu An.sa m nd Division of said Territory and answer One conn raut HeI arair.t ,oa .n ttc above entitled Cou. tn Che ahore entitled action within th.r'y days after thc completion of nc period 6t uubu- cation and scrr.c Of thn summons upon you and .f you fail so to an- pear and ansver for want thereof One p'apuT vim apply to 'ho Court for tse rc.Ier demanded i'm said come r.nt a copy of which a f'cd with ttc .Iers of tfc above entitled court Tho rc..l prayed for n said come rnnt s rho dIroIu.on of Che bonds of mafr.mont existing between piaIn- ur nni defendant Tho orler of publication of tfs mmons was madc and d.t.I .he 18th day of Juno. 1919 ara Che period of public cation ol the summons s once @ week for s'z consecutive wecks tho frst publication to he made oa che 20th day of Juae l1l1. and the last publication hcreof on che first day of August lala. and Che ume vith- I'm which yoH are required to appear and an.uer .s on or before Che fut day Of September 1al9.
 I'm witness uher.of have hcro- unto ct mr hand and af.Vci che rai of che above entitled court ths rsth day or Iunc l9lg.
 J ". BELL. c'crk .srln By JOHN T. REED
 Deputy Clerk.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03

A largo part ol Che Seward waicr- front has been get asiic by Che eov- crumout for Che construction ol com docks for fho United States mfy n necessary a dock having a iron,- age of 5000 feet could he conatruct- od on Che tract sot as.dc
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
FERRY TIME CARD
JUNEAU FERRY & NAVIGATION
 COMPANY
Leaving Juneau for Douglas Tread
 u-L .-L rL-r.

 Leaving Juneau for Douglas. Tread
 well and Thmc r.I. d. m. I.IO n. m rae. f.U0 n. m Ie.f. nm s-.e. p.m ..". D. a..0 D.. m. fU. If.rn D m. sntrrI.r rehI loo n. m.
 u.ue'.. only Leaving Douglas for Treadwei and
 Thanc
 rr. f.rl n m. a.i5 am f.Ia p.m. fee0 D. a.fs nm. rf. n If.-1 n m. Saturday n.ehI f.f1 a. m. Leaving Douglas for Juneau N."H a.m r..- n.m. tI.e. f.51 D. m. rI.rN nu r.f1 T. m. cI. n m. IH.1. D. m Saturday rI-ht l.-- q. m. fFueHt WI hc accepted sahIeo, to change without notice
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In ,nr District Court tor the rcrrI-
 tory of Alaska. Division No One.
 Juneau Ir.. r.n..n. nnn.".
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-03


 13 The quantity of liquor which may bc sold Co any ono person rc- siding within five miles Of any liquor store. n ono day. shall not be more than ono gallon Of wine or two quarts Of other liquor and if such person resides beyond Che limit of such i've miles tho quantity Of liquor cold Go any such person be- yond said limi, shall not be more chan two gallons Of wine or one gallon of other liquor Provided hot ths Limitation Of quantity shall not apply to boer and tho quantity oi beer which may ho ao'd shai be iu Che discretion Of Che vendor
 1l No person shah sen liquor in Che Yukon Territory except vendors or thcir as.siann acang in tho course Of hcir duties as uch nor place or upon a0y premises in One
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

worries her husband as well as
herself.
This is the time 10 build up her
strength and cure those weak
nesses or ailments which are the
scat Of her trouble.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pres
cription regulates and promotes
all the proper functions Of woman
hood, cnriches the blood, dispels
aches and pains, melancholy and
nervousness, brings refreshing
sleep, and restores health and
strength. 1t relieves and cures
those disorders and arrangements
OF womanhood. IL makes weak
women strong and sick women
well. To he had in tablet or liquid
form.
Send Doctor Pierce, Buffalo
n. Y, l0c for trial package.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
TIME AND SERVICE ARE
TESTS FOR AUTO BODIES

1--WE driven that car 50 many
thousands OF miles that long ago
stopped trying to keep any record
VI the total mileage" said we'll
known local physician to Coleman
McNulty OF the Welch -McNulty
Studebaker distributor, tho other
day. as he pointed to his Studebaker
car standing at the curb. And, he
continued, I've been out I'm every
sort OF weather, over every Kind Jf
road and left the car standing IN the
rain and snow for hours at a time
Look AT the finish--as bright As new
--lookinh as some cars Just of the
sales floor Never had 1t reflnished
either When 1t gets 50 despatched
with muo that ain actually
ashamed ~ leave It standing in front
Of patients homo. Just have u
washed with cold water and polished.
Were u not for the fact that YOU
folks have seen me driving this car
for nearly three years. ] am sure
you would be wiling to believe the
car had never been driven over one
season. don't know how YOU people
finish yodr cars. but do know that
the finish Is permanent ana Just
about imperviUus TO every sort OF
weather.
Certainly fatterinG tribute TO the
body department OF tho StudebAkcr
corporation. S'l, could you expect
anything else from a company which
has been finishing fine carriages for
nearly three quarters OF century
StudCbAkcr ought TO ho able TO excel
in color, paint ANA Narnlsh work -
experience that the only way TO put
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
1t Will Be Too Late

reflect the advantage of box in ut-where fire
cannot penetrate thieves enter.
Eliminate unnecessary rkolow the dictates of wisdom by
renting a safe deposit boX-today
box large enough hold the valuable papers of the average
person but $50 per ycaa trivial cos-and have
any time during banking hours You don't have to be
customer to rent a box.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
RETURNING RUSSIANS
FIND GREAT CHANGES
TO JOIN RED ARMY
,-,...,- rrd IN Reverse Order ana
Hol.hc,isls Are Given
tho Most

81 ~t. t... uri Tre".
,..r., AMERICAN FORCES IN
..esrA February ga
> N'I..' l,.... ro,ur,
N. is -'.'n S'''''' -
. t. Germany 20 lhclr huLl.'
| ,a,. . I...s.l INA ihrlF i"lhe.
.... hanged since ihey wen
g.. rr. ~ these soIhie's alo
.. ....an tho hoishcNih Iines
.. u..... ..er way to the Amer
..I ...." allied ouipos's.
n.. ,a n ritiHI sntterihs
@ ... In ,nc villages .hIouk Il
v.. .. passed one or tne'n'
. ....r,.t uf MchangeL tnuh uo-
,.-.... ... ,N.,rlDncoS When ne re-
turned '.. 'H"IWinl T..
IS, F..uartI We we're sent 10
N-rr.. Vrnrc a bolsheViN com
ru.s..r sta. i % road uS IN" soviet
rr.fr.r TNN prisoners proieslea.
ars. 'hr ,.wmlssir gave UP Try
,r, ,p ...I .H" program, saying We
v.r, ru. s elements Tor propa-
..rtt .# .n ht, Us Each OF us
p. ..l.H ..'s ln advance on ms
t...-.
.N.r un ".a rolgn,ng IN louo-
rr.t T.a '.' category WORKING
-.ug.. u' s..NIh ympathiesD re-
\ rtel Orc u.auJ ~ Oats daily- me
ts.rni category received ohe-ha.l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Today Is Opportune!

When the fire has been eXtngshed the thief has fled
your vauables have been consumed or stolen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
STREET URCHIN MADE
D00RKEEPER TO CHIEF

MoNTENIDEO. MAY 3-One of
the first acts OF Dr. Bdltasar Brum
on assuming the presidency OF
Uruguay was 10 substitute "A little
street urchin for the brightly uni
formed military guard that had 'hcet
sent 10 his residence. IN keeping with
custom OF long standing Tho boy
used to sell lottery tickets and news
papers TO Doctor Brum at the Cen
trai railway station. Three years ago
he told Doctor Brum when YOU get
to be president. | want to he your
donrkeeper."
Doctor Brum smiled at the
prophecy and SAID n such thing
ever happened to him he would not
forget the request Just before his
inauguration Doctor Brum sent ror
the boy and kept his promise
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

ment OF the north they are cared
for as well AS possible. Many OF
them voluntarily hsNe Joined the
white guard army because OF their
hatred OF the bolsheviki.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

i.nur fu'. why z YOUR Iu"r
brother 0,m,I "Gul""
II'"' rIps. scout UrHanao he Nas
barn ,n trr fr.t of tho month
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
THE REFLECTIONS OF A
MARRIED WOMAN

~ z II q l
pleasant If
she is deli
cate, run
do " n, or
over-work-
ed. She feels
play ycd
out. Her
smile and
good spirits
have taken
flight. 1t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

Two tablespoons of finely chopped
Two tablespoons of finely minced
One teaspoon Of salt.
09ne teaspoon OF paprika.
inree-QunrterS cup OF salad oil,
! oUne.quarter cup of vinegar.
scr peat to Thoroughly mix ana then
,,a,. Gri.lcd Oysters.
Allow three large oysters for each
service. Have them opened on ,.o
uesp shell. Look over the ,oystei ;
SnrH,uiiy TO remove all the bis Of
she'll. Wash and then roll in rlour .,nl
men in mayonnnisc dressing Then
ryli In fine bread crumbs. Return to
n1ne ueep shell and coNcI with u little
nneiy minced bacon. Place in the buk-
.nE pan and then cook in the Dr.'i,er
Tor eight minutes or bake ten minutes
~ Il hot oven Serve with Il wedge
shape cut OF lemon.
Pnn-troiIcd Chickens.
Rub with plenty OF shortening and
dust with -four and bake in a hot oven
, tender EaSie with three quar-
nearly cooked spread over the chicken
min slices Of bacon
Prepare the guinea hen in the same
manner as the pan-broilcd chicken.
Sour Cream Dressing.
l'iace IN mixing howl
one cup of sour cream.
Beat until stiff and then add
,,m mne and; ana one-half tablespoons Of
One teaspoon OF salt.
one teaspoon OF naprika
'n.-uu2rter teaspoon OF mustdci,
Sie tibieSpoon OF grated onions.
Grapefruit Mnrnschino.
Aut tIt Efi' Dcirult in halt and re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
RICH,IoNn TIMES DISPATCH SUNDAY DECEMBER 81 1915
One and one quarter pounds of stale

Dread.
Turn into n bowl and add
enc ioNei Tablespoon OF salt,
one level teaspoon OF pcDpcr
One and onc-half teaspoons OF poul-
.rS SEASONING,
0ne-half cup, of melted shortening.
MIN thoroughly and then hll into
darn ns necdlS and and Gpsa ernG, w s,rlng
Place part OF the filling in tic front
OF inc breast bone. then draw the
nap OF ,sNin over 10 the back and
.,Is NOW rub tho bird We'll with
snortenins and pat one cup OF uour
legs. Place in large roast1n.: Dan
anu place in hot oven. Let Tho
turRey brown slightly. then turn tho
,,, ,"ls. gown. refusing the heat TO
prepared mixture Basic every ton
minutes. allowing the turkey ons-,,nIf
hour 10 heat and twenty minutes 10
me. pound or about three and one
i i'ts noq In TO- turkey We Ching about
Abou, ono s'}ait hour un'' before serving
The meal turn the turkey on lis back
IN allow, the breast to Brown. nv
pLaviilS inc tr"Ney breast down is fol-
loving the a Southern mamm'c's
chile. IF you don natcher'lly dram i <
white meat down. how you gwinc hey
II tcn,cr and juicy"
LIQUID to ;inste the Turkey.
and place in large saucepan and
add the wcll-washcd siblets and necj,
ana TWO quarts OF water. Bring 10 a
noli ana simmer very slowly while the
turksy Is cooking. Use this broth
Canadian Dressing
Place in bowl
-Four tablespoons of catsup
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

move tho core and nbcry sections. Re-
sugar and two. tablespoons Of the
riHuiu from y bottle OF maraschno
cuts Chill ard then serve.
Planned Oysters.
;ncbcs soua a.ccs .r Di bread about three
one dozen woll-dralncd stcwlng oys-
III a saucepan and add
.rnrec tablespoons OF buttor
nMo teaspoons OF worcestershire
HrtnE to q boil and cook for few
inmates. Lift on tho toast and pour
nntr Tie liquid. Season with salt and
slcy. ' ''i'eeu Par
FRIED iinlibut with Creole Suuce.
urNnasihS Il small cut of hnlibut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

Clear Tomato Soup
drilled oysters
Pan Broilcd Chicken Bacon Garnish
Brown Gravy Curran; jelly
Sweet Potato Ponc String Beans
Mince Pie Coffee
Nuts Raisins
For Fnmii, OF Four.
Grapefruit Cocktail
Celery
'r'ea smei's co,cs,,y Tartar Sauce
Baked Guinea icn Brown Gravy
- speciai rrcserve
Baked Waite Potatoes
Dreamed onions
Lettuce Sour Cream Dress!ns
Pumpkin Pho Coffee
nuts RaiSins
For Just VIC Two.
Grapefruit Maraschino
Ellie; IF Halibui Creole Sauce
hFo!ied SQUAD Bacon Garnish
Drowned sweet Potatoes
Mashed Turnips
Lettuce MAyonnhiso Dressing
lndividual Minee Tarts Coffee
fo7 Th me mark Ns list viii be as follows
stalks. i; vii! DE real economy to pur,
chase the weil-bleachcd celery, as this
has less waste.
Two lunches OF radishes
FIFTY small oysters for tho cocktails
cod,
one-quar,cr peek Of white potatoes,
Lifteen pound turkey.
one bunch OF parsley
one pound Of CranbvrricS.
one half peek OF sweet potatoes,
TWO large Cauliiiower,
One large head Of lettuce,
tome made picked cucumber and
homemade plum pudding
ore-haIf pound Of almonds
ra!sins.
n Fille' or Goldfish, Tartar s"ree
niy;dS slices into neat dllets and
season and roll in -four pip In boa' Ell
tsg and then roll III fine crumbs Fry
init! golden brown III hot FAT
Tartnr Sauce.
Use eEEicsS EonuaiSe as a hasn
Three tablespoons OF eyaporated
one teaspoon OF mustard.
One teaspoon OF paprika,
quarter teaspoon OF white pep
Mix and then beat one cup of salad
OIL and then add
One half cup OF finely chopped pars-
Three onions grated
one tablespoon OF Vinegar.
Hnc teaspoon OF salt.
MIN Wei, and Then seryc cold
n pTcnavinS the potato balls use tho
,rlS.oN' portion after making the
p paaiis' iitG mashed potatoes. Coois tho
pals in boiling, water, usually about
Yen minutes Drain and then cover
with cloth to make mcaiy. Then
ron in melted butter and sprinkle with
timely chopped parsley.
Cnndied Sweet Potatoes
Cook the potatoes in their skins and
men cool and remove the SKINS Now
pace IN heavy iron trying pan
On" and onc-half cups OF sirnp
onc-haif teaspoon OF cinnamon,
one-half teaspoon OF nutmeg.
brlnE 10 = boil and cook for five
minutes. Add the sweet POTATOES and
haste continually with the s!r,Ip. al
loving th"m 20 simmer Slowly FOR
twenty minutes. DO not cut or slice
the potatoes.
Preparing tho Turkey.
select full plump bird rather than
!: large lean one. Remove all pin
eatheT and then SINCE and draw. Re
move the neck and wash we'll in plcn:y
or warm water. Prepare the follow
Ing filling.
r New Enslnnd Filling.
the, celery through the food chopper
ara add
,mc quart of onions.
one-ha'f bunch of parsley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Special Breakfast
for Christmas Day
Menus Are Suggested by
EGpert for Various
Holiday Meals.
ny Mrs. VI. :. WILSON.

CHiisimas is the greatest hol day
ONE day, Let there DC great merry
Making and let the meals contribute
>SBreakfast ma! be served at $3.50
-tt;h dinner At, o'clock. iittins into
.s'weli 10 give little thought to the
tttakfas, Tor this grea, day. Much
" rs actual preparation may hc ar
.aneed the day before BY studying the
.ol.owlns suggestions for menus:
Chilled Grapefruit,
g. Wheat Cereal and Cream
- Baked salt Mackcrci
~ Creole Watercrcss
- Lyonnalsc Potatoes Rolls
Coffee
Grapes
- Cereal and Cream Rad.shes
Coffee
- Ill.
~ Baked Apples
Cereal and Cream Creole Omelet
- Rico Cakes WatercrCSa
~ Toast Coffee
Sliced Oranges
e. Cereal and Cream
.9"S"i nas hsF Drowned Potatoes
steamed .Aprico,s
Cereal and cream
Dreamed Dried Beef in
Corn Muffin cups
Fried Scrapplc Coffee
Baked prunes
bacon and ZEE hsss 'Ao Fried Potatoes
Baked Salt Mackcrel
r.Soah the mackcrci in plenty OF
yarn water. placing the Skin s.de up.
tel soak overnight 10 remove the salt:
Now. in the morning divide in hall
IND IND 5 par9 anil a aaa the" MT TO inc ia
Zone and one-half cups OF stcwed
tonatocs.
fhTwo green peppers or pimcntocs,
chopped fine
- minutes and then lift to hot plat;
-. and garnish with watcvcrcss anu
laS thin slices, Of nicely Drowned
.Acon on the FISH.
- Dreamed Dried nrcf.
Prepare the corn mullins the day he
roye, using the following recipe;
One and one-Quarter cups oil hour
Three QUARTERS cup OF cornncai.
One teaspoon Of salt
1.-TWO level tablespoons % baking
'SSift 10 mix and then add
Four tablespoons Of s.rup.
se1hree TABLESPOONS OF shortening,
One and onc-haif cups OF water
.tBeat hird TO mix and ;hen, pou"
into well-Ereased muffin pans ard bake
IL. hot o@en for thirty-ti FIVE l.inutes.
When the mullins are cold cut slice
from the top and with spoon scoop
out the crumbs and set aside. Pre-
pdrc the creamed beef. Shred four
Dances of dried beet and cov.r with
boiling water. Let stand for ten min
utes and then drain. Now place in a
saucepan.
1.-TWO cups OF milk,
six tablespoons of -four,
Stir TO dissolve the flour and then
bffng to 4 boil and cook for three
: One tablespoon of grated cuion.
.One-QuarteI teaspoon of pepper.
1.-TWO tablespoons OF parsley.
III X and set aside in a cool place.
In the morning hi the prepared dried
berf into eases. Set in baking pan
ana set in a hot oven for twenty MN
utes.
To serve place piece OF fried
sar prle on the plate and put the corn
muffin cup on II filled with the crca ned
dried beef. Cover with cream sauce
and garnish with finely chopped pars-
lee
THE CIIaIsTMAS nINNER.
A. Selection Of Menus for Family of
80. Ten People.
Celery Radishcs
= oyster Cocktail
Eillets o: Goldfish Tartar Sauce
potato Balls Parsley Butter
Pickled Cucumbers Chowchow
Roast Turkey New England Filling
Brown Gravy Cranberry Jelly
Lettuce Canadian Dressing
Plum Pudding Vanilla Sauce
y. Coffee
II.
Is For Family 40 SIx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

the girl in the ta;lor-madc. 81 was
Just on my way to your house to asl;
you. as my Oldest friend, to be one
Of my bridesmaids"
"Brldesmaids! How lovely, did
not Know you were engaged" replied
Grace.
IT'S sudden-vcry sudden. But he's
awfuiiy In love. and just too lovely to
live. Will you do it?'
OF course!! III be charmed. But--v
she dropped her voice to whi,ner--
do come around the corner and ION
me all about II. Here comes thnt
idiotic. irrepressible donkey, Jim Der
ton. He's srinninS as though he
meant to stop, and l don't wish to be
seen talking TO him."
Jim Bcrton! He's the man I'm go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

is plenty Divide into nllcts ana then
wipo with Il damp cloth. Prepare una
cook as for fllets of cod.
Creole Sauce.
Onc-half cup OF stewed tomatoes,
crushed fine.
Two onions. chopped fine,
Two green peppers or pimentoes,
One-half cup OF water.
Two tablespoons of cornstarch or
flour
Dissolve the starch i'm the water anu
add TO the above ingredients. Stir 10
blend and bring to Il boil. Cook slowly
FOR, five minutes and season with
Inree-p quarter teaspoon OF salt
Sihe-half teaspoon of pepper.
Prepare and cook the SQUAD as for
tho pan-broiled chickens.
They Don't Speak Now.
so glad 20 meet Won Grace" e,i1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

Home. made Picalilli Watercrcs,
Clear Tomato Soup
Grilled Oysters
Fan Broilcd Chicken Bacon Garnish
Brown Gravy Curran; jelly
Sweet Potato ponc String Beans
Lettuce Russian Dressing
Mince Pie Coffcc
Nuts Raisins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

me Spirit
no's crowned win giis for and women
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