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The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
FIRE In F STREET
THREATENS BLOCK
Piano Company Building and Stock
Badly Damaged.

Business houses on the north side of
F street between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth northwest, were threatened
with destruction by fire early yester-
day morning.
Originating in the Van wickle
Piano Company building. 12lT F street
the fire spread so rapidly that it was
found necessary to send in q third
alarm.
The piano company's loss to the
stock and building is estimated al
$4,000. Damage to the Dulin and
Martin store on one side and Top
hams trunk store on the other
amount to 5000 and 5000 respec-
lively.
Private John r. Gheen. a member
of No. truck company, who was in
jured by falling through a glass mar
que at the entrance of 1917. was taken
to Emergency Hospital. He went to
his home after receiving treatment.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28

MIR. y. l. CTershaw' vii! leave
Washington today to spend week
at Atlantic CITY.
Edward MCBRIDE returned ,cs-
tcrday from New York.
James WflGcr. chief sea scout
OF the National Council Of BOv
Scouts. il in Washington for .
brief stay.
Mrs. William Bray is VISITING
friends in the South.
Miss Emily Davis expects to spend
a lew weeks in New York.
Mrs. Edwin Mckay is making =
motor trip through the South.
Rev. Aloysius J. Murray. OF Ma
rieviIlc. Il. l.. - tho EUert Of his
sister. Mrs. Rosamond Connolly. II
Wardman Courts.
Eldon ]. Murray. formerly "C tho
Census Bureau. but moro recently
a member Ur tho \. l.. +. has a"-
ceptcd an appointment with tho [.
:. Civil Service Commission.
Howard Moore. of New York,
after a notable army career, has
returned and will be attached to
the office force of the sergeant
alarms at tho Capitol.
Miss BESSIE Donovan. or 1921
New York avenue. entertained as
guests at ;he parade. Miss Evelyn
Coaoy and Miss Mari" MCSummcTs.
OF Baltimore.
Aswou Wilcox. Capitol en-
rloye, has accepted a potion with
the consular service at London.
Tom Farrell House doorkecper.
will leave for an extended visit
to Massachusetts at the close OF
the ConCl ossiOnal session.
Ensign Paul O'Courur has been
discharged from the navy and Will
he connected with the clerical
force Of TIC Navy Department.
Edward !. Gihlin. fvrwE socrc-
lary to Rcpr"~cntativ" usllivan. -
visitor [" WASHINGTON afr"r mn"
months service with The naval
iOtCcS overseas.
Miss lane Durrn. OF tNe 4. :.
Womcn's Bureau. has returned TO
tho city after an ofIclal tTI0 as
lar west a. San Francisco.
Lieut.. Jui'hn T. Eich"~ has been
IN New York Cor scvcrai Uals-
Michael DUuShcCtv. " b" accom-
panied Representatives of Congress
on a tour 10 French hattl"ti'ldS,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
WOULD RENEW TRADE
WITH GERMAN FIRMS
Proponents Urge Nation to Lift
Embargo Against Huns.

Proponents Of an early lifting Of
the embargo AGAINST Germany yes
tcrdsy used the nov German revo-
luton movement aS an argument
supporting their contention.
Th" government believes that
Germany should he permitted to
renew her Industrial life.
Failing this II il the general
opinion here that the Spartacus
movement will tend to 20 on while
at the same time France viii be
robbed of restorative indemnItics
France, however. stands in the
way Of early resumption OF trade
in Germany and pressure has been
n&erted on her fo7 some time to
force relaxation Of the blockade.
This comes from American sources
chiefly. but il IT, believed that Ems
land sides with the Uuitod states.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
100000 SHARES.
OF STOCK SOLD
Trading on New York Ex-
change Lively; Money
Quoted 5I2 Per Cent.
By BROADAN WALL.

New York. Feb. 27.-Stocks con-
tinued active and strong today with
quite a few new high records. AL
though no further increase in public
interest In the market is reported
by the large commission houses. the
turnover for the session again eX-
ceeded 100000 shares.
Profit-taking appeared in few
issues and some commission houses
were advising their customers to
convert paper profits into cash in
expectation that the market was
due to have a reaction. These brok-
crs. however. believe the reaction
will be short-llved and that stocks
may again be purchased at the end
OF the first week in March.
Money was plentiful although
some banks were holding out for 6
per cent on call when the rate was
quoted at 81. per cent on the floor
OF the stock exchange.
Insiders OF American hide and
leather continued TO give other leather
interests who sold the stock short
tanning.
The severe whipping administered
was reflected in another rise OF more
than four points I'm the price OF
American Hide and Leather preferred.
Announcement is expected TO be
made in the immediate future OF the
formation OF a syndicate to take over
approXimatcly 2G,9CO shares OF Amer
lean Hide and Leather preferred
stock. which is now held in Holland
Corn Products vas strong. The chief
reason for the strength was the re-
turn OF James Briggs buchanan.
specialist in III" stock and the de-
parturo OF T.. r. Bedford of the COM
pauy for Florida. Buchanan has been
the biggest bull on corn products
common stock for years while Mr.
Bedford has Eccn tho biggest bear
and has persisted tI declaring that
the common stock H. not worth any
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
CURB MARKETS.

New Nork. Feb 2.-Business on the curb
today was again Of large proportions and was
scattered Throughout a broad list Of issues.
Public interest was again noted, although 1t
were again active in covering short commit
lncnts Prires were hrmer, and substantial
gains were soOred In various parts Of the list.
Interest was again attracted to Aetna ExplO-
siveS. which reached the highest level Of the
TrcSent movement.
somewhat frHer. although gains were confined
TO fractions
oils were not active as they had been. and
TTios changes were irregular
The higher-Triced oils were extremely quiet
and barely about steady Metals were without
SPECIAL feature interest being scattered through
a narrow list 4 issues
Qugtstio fIIrnished by W. B. Hibhs 4 CO.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Kansas City. No. FEB. E.-HOGS-Receipts
90; higher: heavy: 7.5OaI7.S: butchers, T. 4Oa
20; light, l7-0sl7.50; pigs. l2UaI6.OO.
CATTLE Receip:s, go; steady: prime steers,
.nal9.o0; Southern steers. nominaIly. 7OOal2.O
lp-s. sOaI3.oO; heifers, s.5OILJO, caITes. 7.ool
90
sHEEP-Receirts. 25O: strong; lambs I7.75s
|S5; yesrlings, li.o0al6.G5 wethers, I20alam;
krss. u-75a-e.00
y. Louis. Feb. S.-HOGS-Eeceipts. l2Uu;
-sdy; lights 17--al7.5o: rigs. e. Gals .: brtcb
>, I72e5alTSG: heavy r7.6aI7.s0
ICATTLE- -Rec.irts. .--n': strong: native steers
slzlSjC: hSiters. S-0sl6nn. cows. I2lnsIs 70.
&peker, and fe"rrs, inOOaIJ.5O: calves 7.75sI6.5O
fHEEP-EeC"tuts. none; steady: lambs 81,
ko; ewes. lo.5odll.ZJ
ittsburSh, Pa. Feb. I-HOGS-R -ReceiptS,
20 brad; market steady; hesTics. ISOOals. 10:
Paw Norksrs. l7-saI7.cO: lisht Yorkers. I6aa
Do pigs. l5.TsaI62J
SHEEP and LAMIsS-Rscoirts, 5OD head;
arket steady top sheep. IS.75: top lambs. Is.T5.
lneinnan, FEB. z.-HoGS-Rec,ipt.. ,,sp
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28

Mrs. Jerome Chambers dUrin- N.
past week.
George HurtauEh arrived here
yesterday from Wilmington. DeL-
Tor 8 weeks visit 10 MS mother
-in-lsw. Mrs EdCar ThUrston.
Theodoro L. Howard OF Hsrr-
souburE. Va. is the guest OF =.
Whitney Taylor. on y street in
Georgetown.
Miss Grace W SoUcr. Of r.s
Post Ofce Department. has TO-
signed. She will return To- her
home IN Toledo. O., on the first OF
March
Francis *. Dunham. or Roids-
Vile. y. c is IN the city for
few days.
William A Fleet or tho Inter
stcto Commerce Commission IS
in Bridgeport, Conn on govern
mcnt busincss.
Thomas 2. Ltuepa=r has re-
turned from a two weeks trip 10
Miami.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
CHICAGO GRAIN.
~ JOSEPH =. pRyTCUHnD

Chicago. Feb. T.-Heavr selling Of corn and
lard by the stockyaris contingent caused much
speculation in corn and provision circles today.
The trade on the whole has been waiting for
announcement Of March hog prices. Advices
from Washington said the matter was most
rOncd for word from the War Trade Board
or possibly President Wilson.
DcfeTrei months in cDn showed declines Of
2,zc To @ssc. Selling hy the Stockyards interest
drew many spcculstors to the selling side and
caused shorts and investors 10 purchase can
tiously.
Receipts at all market. we're small Deli,en.,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
$4,000 Rifles Ordered
For Czecho-Slovak Army

Bridgeport. Conn. Fch. "a ship
ment of 5000 rifles. Occupying thirty
freight cars. for the CzeCho-Slovak
forces at Nladivostok Siberia, will
start from here tomorrow.
Ordered for tho Kcrcnsky rccime.
they have bccn In warehouse here
since last July. Forty tive thousand
rifles wCrc sent to Russia six weeks
age. ii was learned TODAY. The rifles
were manufactured at tho Remington
plant here. They arc valued at s2.l"'.-
900
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
Financial News and Stock Market Quotations

head; steady; Iaexsrs and butchers. I6osl7.75.
CATrIE-Receipts, TO head; steady: calves
steady.
East Buffalo, n Y, Feb. z.-cATTLE-Re
ceiDts, go head: strong
CALVES-Recsipts 80 head; steady 5.oos
H.C0
hOGS-Rsceipts. 100 head: steady: heavy.
B2als.5; mixed and Yorker lsZ5: hight York
ers, l6osl7.2j: pigs, B.25ala5O: thrUsOuts. Z g
alGJoo: stag lOual1O
SHEEP and LAMBS-Reeeipts 2Jp head:
steady and unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
COTTON MARKETS.

New NoIN Fch. Z -Trarc was A Lottrr tome
10 the ctt,u market TO-DAY. but dealings were
'nall Operators hcng inclined to Wait for
fresh incentives. The cluSc was steady at a
net advance Of 10 to - POINTS
RCrrirrS At tho Inrs ioT the day were
or LaIcs.
Exports fnr the day Aggregated I.7ol bales.
SPOT at New Orl"sn, was stcsdy with mil
ding unchsnGcl al %71i-; the sales were 50
bales. Spot here was stcahy at advance Il
% POINTS at SO: ther> were no sales.
Receipts At somc of the leading points were
Galveston, 27f2; New Orleans, 1888; savannah,
l gO7; Augusta, 81; St. Louis, Iva.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
Seven Spanish Anarchists
Released, Then Rearrested

New Yor. Feb. @L-Released on
habeas corpus writs seven Spanish
anarchists, arrested here just before
President Wilson arrived at Boston.
were taken into custody today. this
time charged with Illegally entering
the United States
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28

are mainly for manufacturing purposes. The
cash trade was SLOW
Oats >ho" ID Losses Of lr for Febr7f,ry and
&c to &c trr NOR deferred months Hsf not
The south come into The market declines ,vculd
have hcco more marked. OhIo River roints
Wrr' hiddrr aS.g Chicago hAsis for oats
R'mor' circulated that oats held by the grain
c"7"ration Il being prrTNred for shipment.
Grain and prVVision futures:
CORN-Marh. %; May. IG2it: July 1879.
OATS-Mar"h. 5Sls; May, ss9: July, ISL.
IARD-Ma-. $50; July, 400.
RIBS-MGy. - II: July. 2lsO.
TORk-May " 81: July Sg
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
FOUR D. C. BOYS
Get JOBS BACK
Returned from War and
Re-enployed by Chaplin
Sacks.

-Four popular Washington young
men In the parade yesterday who
have made proud war records ana
have been re-employed by the
Chapin-sscks Manufacturing Com
pany. were George A. Sacks, Ridge
way {. Taylor. II. p. Norton and
John Nsntcn.
George A. Sacks and Ridgeway c.
Taylor are old Eals." not only in
their work but also during their
school and sport days
George A. Sacks. who Is the fon
OF George p. Sacks and Ida L. SacAs.
was attending DUnwoody Industrial
School at Minneapolis when war was
declared. He attended Emerson In
stitute and was a student al The
University Of Pennsylvania when ~
left to enlist in naval aviation.
Young Sacks Is a member Of omega
Theta Pi and the Delta Kappa Ep-
silon fr8ternitics
Prominent in Dramatics.
Ridpeway Q. Taylor. son Of BeRja-
min F. Taylor. Is a graduate OF Nc
Rinley Manual Training School Dur
ing his four-year course at Tech he
was prominent IN school drsmatics
anu wen hlONu al lnt AnAINn OF lllf
Advent, where he sang in the choh
When the war broke out he enlisted
in army aviation and trained At
Princeton. y. J.. where he was com
missioned a second Lieutenant end
, was Transferred to Austin. Tex.
r. p. Norton. a chemist. enlisted in
the Sanitary Corps, and was called 10
service in September He is q native
OF Maine and a member OF Delta Tao
Delta Fraternity
John Nanten who only recently az
rived home with tho heavy srtillsr-
has won the Distinction OF being with
ihosc boys overseas who came nearest
0 the Phiny.
Young Nsnten. who is son OF
Charles B. Nsntcn and Lille r. Nan
: ten. is member OF Battery n. SIX
ticth Regiment. Coast hrtillcry. and
saw strenuous service in the ATRonns
Forest He was tho last % the four
boys to return 10 the District.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
fancy bands Of nearby prints j0bbinS At Safe;
fair q ar.Ld lnEln

tsir to good daGGC
EiGS-Ncsrry fr,ts. 1885 rer crate; nearby
current receipts I3C5; Western extra frs's,
80 Ter crate; d. tirsts. .2.C5 Ter crate: in
ierior lbs lower; N'lItheIn. l-3oal20 pr crate;
fancy selected. carefully cand,ed eggs we're iJb-
blnE at 5IaEC pr dozen.
LIVE POULTRY Fowls. 8s3@r: brOilins
chickens. Soft-meated. llaa2 pounds sriecT.
45s43c; sTGng chickens. sJft-mratrd larger
sizes, 8aJ7; Stacy Young DOsters, c9a2lc:
old roO~teTs. c4a25c; ducks. Pekin 40at2; do.
Indian Runner. 5a2ec; geese. DC; pigeons. old
per pair. 45a50c: DO, Young. per rsir. tOsi5c
POTATOEs-White. Jersey. per ts-bus bas
No. l. 75e"c: NJ. ; jca6c; white lota'oes
Pennsylvania. No. !, Ter 20 lbs IS.
90. Western. Ier To- lis 9Nl2n; do. New
York. pe- 10 Ib-. 20,a2.:O: do. sweet 10
tatoes Iersey. per basket, ~. /. l.75a2O0, No.
= l.Zjsl.'O; do Eas;crt shore. Icr larrcl. No
.. 5'oa7jO; do. Dcl4vu'r aud Maryland b:SheI
hampers, No. /. 2GSs-.75 No. :, l6Sal Is
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Feb. 2 The market for srot cot-
ton oIened Gii, todav with prices easy. Sale,
amounted 10 100 bales Receipts totsIc,l s Oco
including go American. Good midllin- was
II 10: WrIIhn. E., g.
FItur-, oI-n,.. -tcsd,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Philadelphia, Feb. G.-Prices On tho local nm
ducr market ranEr as follows:
BUTT ER-Solid packed creamery. extra. sc
higher scoring goods, 5Ss5sc. the latter for iop
bing sslss; extra frStS 55a5ic; frst,, isaslc
seconds, i5it5c; sweet creamery, choice ant
fancy, 5.5ac; fair to good, 5la56c; lzdle-pncked
S TO quality. ba5sc; packing stock, ssS-5c
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
RtEg- Realty 3 Qonsl, 81 100 at @
Iarital Traction. 10 at SIS.
After call:
L,rscDn Scrip, 800 at ga. 800 at oss.. So
at sg1s
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28

N l2S5 m. American miLllng felr va,
lS7s; go"d $40. midding lIE low So:
S,ul ordinar. $50; orIirsr', IL57.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
To Holders Of
Cities Service
Company
Convertible Gold Debentures Series
B, Seven Per Cent.

Holders OF the above DebentUres
will be permitted to convert, on and
after March lst. 1919. ten per
centum 900 of the aggregate prin-
Cipal amount Of Series Il DebCntures
owned by them respectively on Feb
ruary 1st. 1919. Upon delivery by
such owners Of Series Z DebentureS
to be converted (properly endorsed,
II reEistered) to Henry J.. Doherty
& Company. Fiscal Agents. such
Debenturos will be converted into
Cities Service Company Preferred
and Common stocks on the basis set
forth in said Series T. Debentures.
certificates for which stocks will
then be issued and transmitted to
such owners in the amounts re-
spectively due. Similar privileges
were extended to holders of record
December lst. 1918. and January 1st.
1919, to convert ten per centum OF
their then holdings on and after
January lst. 1919. and February 1st.
1919.
Henry L. Doaer.y & Company
Fiscal Agents for Cities Service Co,
co Wall Street New York City.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
Henry L. Doaerty & Company

Fiscal Agents for Cities Service Co
co Wall Street New York City.
Dated February 25th. 1919.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28

Francis *. Dunham. Of Eefds-
Vile. y. c. is IN the city for a
few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-03
BY sr1,s. N. a. WILSON.


So many REQUESTS have come TO me
for these old-time dishes that ! have
should "S the Of earTSins the@
70 you. All the recipes for these old
tEnslish favorites have T come to me
other words. from the old aristocrats
who love these old-time dishes
A Suggestive Sunday Menu.
Brenkfast.
Baked Apples
Cereal and Cream
r:,n Crea Ifn;i. Salt Cod on Toast
Ye olde, English pease
puddinge Pye
Dreamed Celery
Coleslaw
BLUE Mountain Angel Cake
- Coffee
supper.
Macaroni Rabbit.
,ColcSlaw
cor csSs s'swed A 4ss
The market basket will require
0ne-half pound OF lean bacon.
Three-quarters Of center cut salt cod
one Quarter peck OF apples.
one bunch OF radishes,
.. One bunch Of parsieS,
p One pint OF onions.
beans
One quart OF sweep potatoes.
one large stalk of celery,
One small head Of cabbage,
one half dozen eggs,
One-half pound OF cheese.
One small package of coconut,
Two quarts OF milk.
And the regular weekly staples.
select thick, chunky cut of bone
on Saturday evening. Cover with
water and let stand until sunday morn
In Ing. a. and then III, The ash into a piece
plunge into boiling water. Cook for
,weinty minutes and then lift. drain
tions. placing each portion of fsh on
"A slice Of toast Cover with thick
cream sauce. allowing nearly one-half
place In the oven and let heat for M
teen minutes. sprinkle lightly with
paprika and finely chopped parsley.
Finger Rolls
Place in bowl
Three cups OF -four.
One teaspoon OF salt,
Two tablespoons of baking powder
Two tablespoons OF sugar.
Silt TO mix and then rub into the
prepared -four and then add one cup
OF milk and work TO a smooth dough
Form into balls the size of small
on pas,ry board. forming into the
hnEer roll. Place on creased baking
sheet and brush the top OF the roll
with shortening. Bake in hot oven
Tor eighteen minutes.
lie oide EnEli.h P~nHe Pudding Pye.
wash and then carefully look over
one and one-half cups Of dried peae
Place in larEe bowl and cover with
plenty ~ cold water. Let soak over
night and In the morning turn into
the coiander and drain. Wash under
running water and then place IN
saucepan and add sufficient water 10
cover. and
One faEGot OF soup herbs.
One half cup Of onions. minced nnc
q nf
One-Quarter teaspoon OF sweet mar
joram.
Cover and cook until tho peas are
very soft. While the peas are cooking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-03
Favor Thin Girls
NEW FALL MODES.

Maybe you think that the girl under
100 or close thereto does not have
the difficulties in dressing becoming.y
as does her sister who weighs another
delphia Record. In some ways she is
worse off. for correct corsetinG and
very careful tailoring will do much
mode sponsors It. frills and the other
first aids OF the thin girl are apt to
look passc.
ment. She can build up SO delight
fully without recourse TO ruffies.
hounces or frills at all. Think what
pounds the new stin PAINTERS OF tat
pearance. There is a great deal to be
done with skillful drapery. Atoo. Large.
b!llowy folds OF heavy satins will
figure.
Probably the best news is that IL
she has no hips she may simulate
Paris frock suggests one. for i rolls
piece OF soft but heavy brocade
turban fashion right below the norma!
waistline and then adds tulie over
frock that does much the same thing
shows skirt Of heavy satin draped
into o-inch frill at the waistl!ne.
held there BY a folded Eirdle The
cirdle. and again tulle overskirt
falling over the frill softened and
The ruined chemise,tcs in vogue
again play into the thin girls hands.
and IL her ankles are ovcrthin the
heavy wool stockings to be worn with
other feature in her favor. Even the
coats with their large armholes. which
camouhagc narrow. thin shoulders.
show tina, the mode. while not per
mind. is at least kind to her this sea-
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-03
OLD ENGLISH RECIPES
COMING FROM GENTRY
Suggestive Menus Given Found Popular Among Arts
tocracy of British Isles Many Years Ago-How to
Prepare Finger Rolls and Maccaroni Rabbit

chop nc-haif pound OF bacon very
should be like thick 'porridge or
spoon. So be careful and just add SUI
hcient water to cover the peas. Cool
and then rub them through a fine sieve
One whole egg,
folks of two eggs,
The finely chopped bacon,
Two teaspoons of salt.
one teaspoon OF pepper.
MIX thoroughly and then turn into
weil-greased baking dish and set the
moderate oven until firm in the CEN
ter. Now while the pudding is bak
Place in bowl
One cup Of -four.
onc-half teaspoon of salt
one teaspoon Of baking powder
Sift to mix and then rub in five
tablespoons Of shortening and mix to a
douSh with four tablespoons Of water
no,l out on hopred pastry board one
squares and mark the top Of the pastry
with fork TO resemble soda cracker
and then brush with milk and bake in
moderate oven until a delicate brown
10 serve the pie. lay one piece Of the
pastry on n plate and lift on IL a nor
Iion OF the prepared baked pease pud-
dinse. Cover with second piece or
me pastry and then pour over IL about
one, third cup OF parsley sauce. Serve
as directed for each service
Use the yolk OF one egg for maxine
mayonnaise dressing for the colcsiaw
Blue Mountain Cake.
Place in mixing bowl
;Irnrec, quarters cup Of -four,
"O-thIrds cup Of sugar
One-auarter teaspoon OF salt.
iWo teaspoons OF baking powder
s SIT three times to mix and then
very stiff. Cut and fold the prepared
nour into the stiffiy beaten whites Of
rubbed smooth with a little nour and
ab e'eee q tissue Hnn paper. DO no, grease
unth firm to touch in the center OF the
SSakG: Coo and remove from the pan
t o. i ,"n n ~ With tn, spa,ua Spread
then spread with onehalf inch layer o!
good Jam or Jelly and sprinkle with
hn~nroni Rabbit.
M!nce three onions nue and then
pIac, Two tablespoons OF butter in
trying pan and add the prepared
until tender. Cook and then drain
one pound Of macaroni. and then place
a. IN. , Sa5m platter In the even while
onions are tender add
One-half pound OF cheese. cut into
small bits.
Four tables oons of milk.
to- teaspoons Of salt
One teaspoon Of paprika
When the cheese IL nicely blended
pour over tho macaroni and serve.
Corn Brend.
Place in bowl
one and one-halc cups of four.
Threc-uuarters cup of cornmeal
One teaspoon OF salt
Two TABLESPOONS Of baking powder.
Five tablespoons OF strip.
Three tablespoons of shortening
one and one-Guarter cups Of milk,
one egg.
Beat hard TO thoroughly mix and
then pour in well-grcaSed and floured
ohlonE pan. and bake in hot oven for
thirty-nve minutes. Cut into small
squares and serve
Use the balance OF the blue mountain
,akc for the supper.