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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
HOME PROM NORTHWEST.

Il. b. James. OF SCUM NhAPIlhs
street has returned from shawnee.
Wyoming, where he has been looking
over the properties Of the kastor OIL
and Gas Supply company. Mr.. James
renorls that ali matters in connection
with the company, in which a number
Of local persons are interested, arc pro-
grcssing finely and that everything is
in hrst class shape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
PATRIOTIC DAY
IN THE SCHOOLS
COMING FRIDAY
Veterans Of Three wars to Send Details
To AID In observanoe-HoNday
Post Names Committees

In connection with the annual obscrv-
ance OF Memorial Day. Patriotic Day
will be observed In the schools OF WHEEL
ing Friday afternoon. Details selected
by ]. W. Holiday Post No. IL Grand
Army of the Republic: Ohio Valley
Camn No. United Spanish War Veter-
ans and Wheeling Post No. American
Legion will be represented by details
selected from the membership 10 visit
the schools Friday and participate IN
the Patriotic Day exercises.
Squire w. w. Rogers, commander OF
J. w. Holiday Post No. IL g.. A. r.. last
night announced the selection OF the
following details Of post members to
visit the several schools. To this detail,
as noted above. will be added the de-
tails Of the Spanish War Veterans. Am
erIcan Legion and possibly other patri.
otto organizations which will take part
in the celebration.
The details OF J; w Holiday Post:
Washington School-H. &C. Greer
Jake Sentlinger and A. Austerman.
Madison School-Hugh Hawkins,
George Matthews and Alonzo Reed:
Lincoln School,. II. Biggs. Lafe d.
Githerd and 8. w. Coffce.
Clay School and Clay Annex-J. b.
ONeal. VIM. Charnock and s. Lemon.
Cathedral-RIchard Robinson, Owen
Sullivan and John J. Myles.
Union School--John McAdams. Rich
ard Robertson and George Doyle.
Centre School-Sam Davis, W. 3
Grafton and NJ A. Martin.
Webster Schools. B. Hickman. F.. G..
Reed. r. w. Strobel and H. Pebler.
Richie School an Annex-lnk" Hon.
ecker. j. Caldebaugh and D. Arnett.,
Wheeling High School-CapI. Thos.
V. Salisbury W. w. Rogers and Geo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
POLICE COURT CASES
Wife Beaten, speed Artist and A Plain
Drunk All Draw Pines

William Termillion was fined twenty
berries and the amplfications by Judge
John s. Ritz. Of police court yesterday
William was arraigned upon WIFE,
beating charge. His conviction was Sc
cured upon prima facie evidence-his
wife had a black eye
The story told by the lady runs thus!y
She refused to help William decorate
/ the parlor because she didn't like the
color combination which he insisted up
on using. She left the house and re-
turned to find the door locked: when
her LOVING spouse admitted her he start /
ed fast left that closed her eye. tol-
lowing it with a right that floorcd her
for the count.
Judge Ritz saw the justice Of the ar,
| gume Mt and imposed a fine or $50 ana
costs. admitting thereby that ne be
| lieved William guilty OF the charge
| Officer Former made the arrest.
The next hand dealt the court was a
low one. namely. one miserable pair. a.
] Baker and c. ]. Thompson. Baker
was charged with being drunk. or the
plain variety. He was convicted ana
Thompson WAS charged with speeding.
Officer Smith, who made the arrest,
charged that he was burning up me
city's asphalt at the rate OF IS per. re
ncit"d the city IS and the cost OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
MUSES., TRAINING SCHOOL

Graduation exercises OF the Training
School for Nurses OF Wheeling Hospital
will be held on Wednesday night ~
eight o'clock at the Carroll CLUB auo!'
forum.
The following young women will re-
ceive diplomas:
Misses: Ina L. Spragg. Of Sprays
Pa: Bernadette L. Garrett, OF Chilico'
tho. O.: Hilda Bethel. Of Flushing. O.;
Anna Bailey. OF Mcdowell. W. Va; Lula
Adams. OF Park View. w. Va; Berna-
dine E Staarman. OF st. Clair, w. va;
Anna walsh. OF Freemansburg, w. Va.
Ruth G.. Ryan. Of coldwater. W. Va;
! Essis l.. Anderson. OF Dillonvale, O.:
I Charlotte NJ. Bailey. Of Mcdowell w
Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
ARREST CAPJAR FOR
BELLAIRE POLICE
Man Charged with Assault and Bat
tory on Wife Forbidden to Dispose
of Hure Bank Roll

Florn Capjar Of Bellair1: Ohio. was
arrested late Monday afternoon by
Wheeling police upon information fur
nished by Chief Of Police A. S. Malone
Of Bellaire.
A warrant from Squire Frank s. Ma
sons court charged capjar with assault
and battery upon the person OF ms wire
bmt r. Is understood that the real pur-
nose Of his arrest was 10 prevent him
from disposng OF property
When arrested. he had in his possess
Ion a check. Liberty Bonds and cash to
the value of $685..
without extraditio7i proceedings, and
upon his return TO Rellaire an order was
served upon him from the Belmont
county common pleas court. forbiddtng
him to dispose OF the money.
The man probably will get hearing
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
GET TO THE POLLS AND
NOMINATE !. H. LAZEAR

Democrats in the primaries today will
nominate John H. Lazear for sheriff
and this means his election next fall
\ determined effort Is being made to
defeat him and 1t Is UP to all friends OF
Mr.. Lazcar to get to the polls and cast
their ballot and make sure that he wins.
The stay-at-home vote Is the one that
defeats u candidate so all LaZcar men
are urged to get out and vote.
Johns strong point lays In the fact
that he has always been q Democrat
and never used his influence to defeat
party candidate. He il popular with
the voters OF both parties and his NOM
nation insures his election.-AdY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
CAN NOW ENLIST
foR ONE YEAR PERIOD

A telegram has just been received at
the local L. S. Army recruiting Office
that enlistments for Cre year have been
opened for all branches OF the service
whether a man has had any prior SER
vice or not. This includes infantry.
cavalry, field artillery. coast artillery.
medical department air service. ord
nance department. tank corps. construc-
ton division OF the Quarterma ster
corps, and engineer corps.
Under tho authority received enlist
ments are limited to those of general
assignment except that an applicant
may be enlisted for special assignment
TO an organization at the station at
which he In accepted. or from which
tho recruiting party accepted him has
been sent No applicants for foreign
service permitted under this authority.
The pay has been increased from
private, first class Rt $3.50, to master
electrician at $3.50 on first enlist
ment period. An additional allowance
is granted for the grades Of sergeant
major and above. at the rate of S275 a
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
COUNTY COURT

Stanley L. Wheeler. 81. and Ella Cox.
81, both OF Washington. Pa.
T1dueiary
Robert G.. Smith appointed admins
traitor Of the estate OF ]. +. Smith; bond
$4,000.
Fred Quicker appointed administra-
tor OF the estate Of Barbara WilEte;
bond 5000.
Margaret Clator appointed guardian
Of Helen and Charles Clator; bond Vs.
100.
Deeds Piled
Charlotte Smith to W. B. Irvine. Two
lots in Hawthorne Court
Alexander Cofrield TO Edward Shan
lev. Two lots in Handlan Heights.
E. J. Runner to {. II. Eoerts. Lot in
Warwood.
J. W. Farmer 10 John Gantzer. Land
In Roney's Point
]. F. Sanders TO John Gantzer. Lot
In Bellaire addition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
PAY DAY ron TEACHERS.

The last pay for the teachers OF the
schools OF Ohio county will be received
to-day until after the spring vacation.
The pay checks were signed yesterday
by County Superintendent John H. La
zear Many OF the teachers will take
summer courses in different studies.
while Some who have just graduated
from high school will take the six
weeks course given free by the state
board OF education at Morgantown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
LECTURE ON SOCIAL EVIL

DR. l.. \. Harris. who is in charge or
the United states Public Health clinic.
will give lecture on the social evil at
the Onion Mission Wednesday evening
at eight o'clock. Wheeling people who
hear him will reap the benefit OF his
broad experience in the army and in the
larger hospitals Of this country and
Europe.
Last night. Harry f. Stupp rendered
several special piano selections at tho
Union Mission service. Rev. q. w. Cory
the Union Mission superintendent. de-
livered an interesting sermon on the
topic. Tho way OF the transgressor Is
hard"
Mr.. Cory will have charge OF the mis-
sion service tonight. There Will be
special music,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
RANK OFFICIAL RESIGNS.

Harry J. Miller. one Of the Oldest Of
ficiaIs OF the Wheeling Bank and Trust
Company, for the past nineteen years
being connected with this institution.
tendered his resignation on Saturday
last. He Is now On vacation and on
June 10th will become associated with
Inc Dollar Savings and Trust Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
roppAu,wAY MAIL CLERK

The United States Owl ScrVIce CONF
mission announces an opens competltlEc
cxamination for railway mail clerk to be
bnId st Wheeling on Wednesday. Juno
I6 1920. All citizens OF the United
Sta,os who meet the requirements, both
men and women. may enter this eXami-
nation. ,-
oirh,epnth but not their thirty-llfth
hirthday on the date of tho examination
and must be free from physical defects,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
ornr1NAI COURT NOTES.

The appeal case OF c. II. penham
convicted in city police court or Fi"'
I,,ion ~ the now city traffic law in re
gard to heavy trucks. was dismissed
rom criminal court yesterday. Court
was adjourned following the discussion
nf this case until tomorrow morning
when the rest Of the appeal cases from
police court will be discussed.
Court will be in session this term
mill June ., when william Linden will
hc tried upon a charge Of criminal as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
HERM|ON TEMPLE
Pythtan Sisters VIII Entertain Sister
Temples This Evening.

This evening at the Pythian Castle'
corner Twenty-scvcnth and Chaplin
strea.s Hermion Temple No. !. Pythian
sisters will give an entertainment to
which everybody is invited. A most in
teresting program has been arranged by
The committee. There will no DOUBT De
n large crowd in attendance as the IN.
vitation has been extended to Mounds
HiI1a McMcchen. Benwood, Elm Grove
Martins Ferry. Bridgeport. WellsourS
and other up the river towns. me pro
gram viii include musical and literary
TALENT, and is expected to prove very
entertaining.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
stomach Troubles.

When your system becomes clogRed
from nyercating, constipation and tor
mid liver. your stomach is likely 10
trouble you. A dose Of Chamherlai IN 3
Tablets will give YOU quick relief. Ihey
cause n free movement OF the bowels.
tone up the liver and strengthen tho
digestion You will be surprised when
YOU realize how much better you are
feeling q day or two after taking these
tablets. For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-25
I1oHr COUNCIL sHssIoN.

Council will probably have a very
light session this evening. Nothing OF
great Importance Is scheduled for dis
Susaion, A number OF ordinances
scheduled for their second reading will
In all probability be held over until next
meeting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
8. .. Smith.

Funeral services for Stephen s.
Smith Who died Thursday night NJ his
home al Eighteenth street and Western
avenue. were held at 1910 O'clock Mt
the First Presbyterian church. by Rev.
George q Fem. The body IN 90 he
sen, 20 North Philadelphia, Penn, for
burial
Mr. Smith was n years old, and died
NJ pneumonia resulting from Influenza.
lie was vi'e- president and manager
of the Local building and Loan as
ISOLATION. and actively identified with
the business and social Interests of the
city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
GERMANY NAY
BE FORCED TO
Deliver BILL
tcor,lnued from Page 81

Holland On the conditions srrrounfinr
the in'ornm6nt ~ m" former emperor
In NhiEh some provision Tor allied sur.
wl'lFrr" mixht Nc made l'ndnub'eiy
II William. tn rrliryc Holland Of en-
hafr1 ssnont. dcci1,d N ctoss into Ger.
many. the aspect of the question would
change, hu' "" are NOT there Ns'
Gu-tn,c H'rNs editor ~ - Nici0rie
thinks on the whole. II would b. bo, .
tor "ior The klsor TO stop whore H.
is
~ Napoleon hni hcen allowed q
dlr ~ cancer IN America the Nspol
tonic leg perhaps would have
tr'hlrr wings" hc declared
Tho Petit radsion goes 10 the other
extreme. saving The rirht ~ asylum
vs. only ,ni.tlti To respect II the person
sheltered Is himself worthy ~ rcspcr'
md such y not 'hr case here Honanl
shtli,rlng behind 4rr1l tcrhnlcplitlcs
avoids the ducation Of guilt which IL
no longer In doubt throughout the
world "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
PASSENGERS OF
DISABLED SNIP
REACH GOTHAM
Hot Food and Warm Cloth
ing Given Sea Victims.

Nrw YORK, Jan. - Tho ~ pas
sersrrs of the water logged transport
Pow hutnn, Including number ~
women and children Who Werc rescued
from Their helpless ship In y storm at
niEht afier facing the prtl's ui tho
-~n for Nso days and five nights. Rr.
rived here today on the ricamthip
Northern Pacific
The Northern Pacific passed the
Ambrose lisht NJ O'Clock and was
'cheduled 90 dock ~ rlcr No .. ilo-
bok.n. ~ 910. Red Cross workers
we've a., the dock with hot coffee and
food and warm clothing TOR the
refugees ~ the sea
The northern Pacific also brought
one ~ the last contingcnts of The A
E 7. from France Representa- lives
~ the Rocky Mountain club wen, down
tho bay 10 greet the soldiers nnj 80
giNc all hands, sen mgi,ivcs and troops
alike. n routins welcome, Among those
IN the delegation were Coy. Thomas
f. Campbell ot Arizona Y. & senator
John II kcndfick Of Wyoming, and
uohn Hays Hammond. ..t. ..e
The transfer of tho rowhatAn'. pas
senr,rs was mahA In hchNy sea
come fi0 miles southeast of Halifax
The Work began at 6 o'clcck Thurs.
dsy night unil.r the glare OF search.
ngh's and vas continued until 10
~ clock~ when all of the passengers,
we're fdfely on board the Northern Pn
cite. II WIS a hazardous under'nk o
INK and two of tho Northern pnciticr
boats we're smashed ns they LETT her
side but the occupants were Fescued
The powhatan Is s'ill In distfcs
~ last reports she Was being towed
steadily toward Halifax but radio
can. were being sent out for further
assistance II was feared that the
cable would break. and Captaln Randall
wirelasscd for heavier towing gear.
The rowhathn II In tow of the
Canadian government steamship Lady
Lhuricr.
AmonG the passengers transferred
from the Toshbtan to the Northern
Pacific and brought TO port. were.
Lieut. Col John " Dunn nnd Mrs
Dunn. Washington. ID. g; Jane
Warden and three children. John.
Henry and Nancy. OF Mckinney Texas
Maude | Fcams,er and children. Felix
and Robert, San Antonio. Texas.
Also on board we're us enlisted men
taken from tho rowhatan They are
attached TO Camp Meade replacement
un,t No. 81. under command ~ Caw
William r. Ship, There are also
siS'y-.eyen members Of tho graves
REGISTRATION unit
IIAffEAN n r. Ian f-Mls-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
Germany, Utterly Indifferent
To Former Kaisers Fate, Just
Watching From 'Ringside Seat
nr lrterna,IonaI 80, scvNs,.

DTnfS Jan v-(DaycdJA Indications hero that Germany
% do.s car a NJ tho krs't'
There
ins
\ political
Is ns A und n
II privately
cnly indifferent
W tHa
lrr,a
70 that hocn icn i
fnru'er =
he n into HoNri The republicans Indifferent eyrs
~
T.
c,ttaf'
to
No r,r
rui'
ev win evaton into ten interest whom tho allies demanding
Germans Who figured prominently In the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
BASEBALL LEAGUE
FOR BOYS PLANNED

A baseball league for grade school
boys. and basketball and volley ball
tournaments for girls VIII bc started
M Soun as weather conditions permit
according 10 r. II, COchr.ll play
grounds director.
Individual track and fleld meets are
10 be- held nj coch school for both gifl
and boy students.
School championship will he deter
mined nj a general meet tn bS h',i
late In the spfing
outdoor Fairgrounds equipment
being repaired while weather condl .
tons make lts use impossible
New equipment costing ti,b0O hts
been distributed among rrade schoolT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
Mra. MabeI MllIIAma.

Funeral servlcss fot Mira Mabel WI.
lams. SO years old. who died OF In
fluenEa and pneumonia st tho home
OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J X
Henley. IS West Eighth street. win he
held Sunday afternoon al 81 lakes
Methodist church BY the Rev. Forncy
Hutchinson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
QUAKE SHAKES
WESTERN STATE
Washington Cities Feel Sc
we're Earth TrenorS,

VANCOUVER. n G.. lNr 2l--A
severe earthquake shock WV az here
shprLy after II O'Clock list nlsht
Ld6Ns rushed In alarm from many
buildings but no damage othor than
interruption Of telephone service ~
some instances, has been reported.
Reports from Victoria ana other
nearby points reported fr'linE the
shock II WAS at first thought the
shock ~Hh the result " heavy eN.
plosion nearby
BELLISGHAM. wash. Jan - An
earthquake shock was f'lt horr short
ly after II O'Clock last night A.
Anacoftcs. Wash. near here. Windows
In number of houses were hruN'n
and brick walls we're cracked. hc-
cordiug TO reports reattlng herr.
The quiko wos fslt IN varying de-
gr.os Of intensity IN n number a.
towns In tho northFtst section Of
Washington.
SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. 81 Three
district earthquake shocks were felt
here at ~ Os O'Clock last night 40 far.
no material damage has been reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
Vital Statistics


Funeral arrangements for Joseph
Kaplan. "a years old. who died nj <J5
West Eleventh street this morning Of
influenza aud pneumonia, have not
been ann ounced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
mNo JURY
lND|CTS 125
RED LEADERS
ExtradItlon Papers Are Being
Prepared Today,

CHICAGO. Jan ~ .yirtual'y ivory
radical ndyorata NJ prominence N the
United States today wss scheduled 70
esce trial In Chicago. Indictments
aGalnN s'rhiy-fiye alleged iesi.rs "
che Communist party yesterday TOT
lowed quickly Indictment of forty men
end women charged with being high ~
the councils ~ the Communist party
a spselsi grand jury which has been
tnvsstisatlnE Red activities today was
eSpect-d to tsume the m ~ phase NJ
oto work with IN inquiry into the In
aus(riA Workers of the world ofrani'
oAtion.
lntrssition Papers Pr.pared,
DntrsdltIon papefs are bolng pre-
PAM today fpr those under indictment
Who are residents OF other ttat"s
9hese Include:
Mss Rose Pastor stokes. wife Of J.
Pheiis Stokes. a millionaire; N.ch-
Aaa Hourwirh. editor .in-ch.cf oi
Nosy MIR. n huNian news aprr pub
hshed In New York. Charles T.. Ruth
enherg Of Cleveland. national secretary
of the Communist party: Louis u Z.
HainA. .dilor-in-chief oi the Com
ununist party puhllcat Isaac T..
Ferguson. thiff counsel for the Com
munirt pa ty. and Alexander Stokklit.
eky, who IL reported o. have forfeited
his bonds and rod 10 Mexico Al Of
these wcr. indicted Yesterday. As
members Of III. Communis, party.
Extracts OF the pary's alleged pro
gram. made public. we're:
The communist party Is fundR-
mentally party Of action Il brings
to the whrkrra CONSEQUENCES - th"ir
Oppression. ot the iuipnssbil'y of I'M
proving their conditions under cap
t1alisnL
Resolutioo Advocated.
I s'The cormmunist party directs m.
workers struggle against capitalism
Developing fuller forms and purposes
N this struggle. eliminating In the
Sbass action 81 the revolution.
"The communis. party shah pnrtici-
pete In mass strikes not only 90
achieve the Immediate purposes nf the
strike, but 10 d.Velop the revolutionary
Sn,p,icatio lions Of N. ripss strike.
''In these mass y,rlkes The communis,
SaFty shall emphasize Tho necessity Of
maintaining industry snd IN" taxing
ever of rocr functions usually dts
charged by ~, capitalists and the in
Oeitutions Of capt. iliMl
"Thc strike must cSase heing Isolated
and passive lt must become positive,
genera and aggressive preparing the
workers for thc coflple,e assumption
- Industrial and social control"
Arrests under the indictments re-
tNrued ngaiRst the communist labor
party were continuing Perry ", Ship
man nnd |. X Engnnd. who We're ar
~ Nssfl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-24
Fair Weather After Monday.

wNsNiNGTON, Jan. ?t--Wenther
predictions for the week bexinniug
Monday are: West glif states
ton OF week below freezing 10 IN"
coast csrly in tho week Generally falt
nftor Monday.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-08-21

salt, few dashes of cayenne, then
add the scalded milk gradually ana
two well-beaten yolks. Put layer OF
fish on buttered dish, sprinkle win
salt and pepper and add few drops
OF lemon juice. Cover with sauce,
continuing with the fish and sauce
shaping In a pyramid form. Cover
with buttered crumbs and brown in
hot oven.
Macsroni and Cheese in the Fireiess
cooIeer.-Boil one cupful of macaroni
ti,feen minutes. adding one teaspoon
ful of salt to quart Of boiling water.
Rinse, drain and place in casserole.
Fill the dish with milk, stir in one
Tablespoonful OF flour cooked in two
tablespOonfuls of butter long enough
to blend IL. Add one cupful of grated
cheese and sprinkle thickly with pap
rIka. Pack In cooker between two
moderately heated radiators, using
one radiator as n cover TO the cas-
serole. Bake one and one-half hours.
Do not heat the stones too hot or the
dish will be baked hard and dry.
Salmon Box.-Line bread pan
slightly buttered with warm, cooked
rice well seasoned, cooking 1t in broth
of milk If possible. Skim milk Will do
nicely. Fill the center with cold
boiled salmon faxed and seasoned
with salt. pepper and slight grating
Of nutmeg. Cover with rice and steam
one hour. Turn out on a hot platter
and surround with an egg sauce. The
egg sauce is simple drawn butter
sauce to which the beaten yolks Of two
eggs are added with a teaspoonful of
lemon juice.
Fried Egg Plant.-Pare and cut In
thin slices. Pile the slices on plat
ter. sprinllling each slice with salt,
cover with plate and weight. Let
stand one hour. drain, rinse each
slice In cold water. dip in beaten egg,
then in seasoned crumbs and fry un-
I'll brown.