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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Community Notes

At its meeting held on Monday, December
5th, The Boys Community Business Club
decided to stage a show. This entertainment
will be on Thursday, December 30th, $50
p NJ, at the Community House.
Mr. A. T. Atwell, National Representative
OF Community Service, spoke at the Community
House on Wednesday, December Sth, to a
gathering OF men and women interested in
the continuation OF Community Service on the
South Side The board is now in process
OF reorganization and a large number Of
persons are being invited to serve on the
new board.
The Senior Girls Patriotic League will hold
on January -, ~ an International Carnival
at the Community House. This Carnival:
Judged rom the plans set forth promises to
be one at the most interesting events OF the
winter season. Miss Folks was elected chair
man Of fhc Carnival. The proceeds will 60
towards the maintenance OF Community SerV-
&c ON the South Side
The STORYTELLING class on Saturdays, to
+. NJ. continues to be very attractive
feature oil community work. The Rabbits
Coat FACE from the Story Teler's Maya.
lue were the stories told. There were twenty
children and Two adult visitors present.
The Community Band which plays at the
Regular community Entertainment on Satur-
lavs has justified the past patience OF Our
patrons. The band, say they who were
present Saturday is playing excellent music
Admission is now twenty i've cents Tor gentle
men and tcn.eents tor ladies', checking priv
ileges included
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Christmas Joy For Kids

The various precinct committee
men for the Second ward have been
Instructed by the ward committeeman,
Hon. Edward H. Wright to prepare
a list of the worthy children OF their
precincts who will be invited to parti-
cipate in the Christmas gifts now in
process OF arrangement for their
benefit under the direction OF Alder
men Anderson, Jackson, Ex-Alder-
man De Priest and Committeeman
Wright.
The Second Ward Republican Club
has arranged for Christmas Tree
the contents which are to be distrib-
uted December oath in the hours OF
? to p. NJ. at which time presents
OF candies, nuts, fruits and toys will
be distributed.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Bombers Change Scene OF Activity

Bomb throwers who have been
active IN kenwood and Hyde Park
evidently have decided to change
their scene OF activity il the bomb
thrown in front OF the four story
apartment building at 260l Calumet
Ave, may be taken as an indication.
The greatest damage done was the
rude awakening OF 400 patients in the
Mercy Hospital. The building is oc-
cupied by both white and colored
families The building is known as
The "Bcvcridge'
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Y. w. e. A. News


This Is What You Have Been Wanting
Register now with our Industrial Secretary
Tor classes IN Dramatics, Orchestra. Choral
singing, Home Arts, Sewing, Cooking and
Millinery.
Classes begin first week in January. We
are securing competent instructors Tor eact
subject Mine Fannie Hall Clint. Chicago
foremost dramatic artist will conduct work IN
dramates. Nine. Rose Morgan. owner OF the
Morgan Millinery establishment and recognized
by Gage Bros. as one of the expert iniliner'
OF this city, will give instructions III millinery
Mr. Golena Burgess formerly teacher o.
Domestic Science IN our city schools, vii
handle Tor us the Home Arts Department
Instructors Tor the other classes will be
announced later
The Business Girls Club met in the Blue
Triangle Club rooms, Wednesday, December
at 3 Z. NJ Business conditions in the
commercial world were first discussed, then
the Christmas program, oil which some OF the
features will be midnight caroling on Christmas
I've at the Dfexcl Hospital, Old Folks Home
and various other places, and the Nmas party
will be given the following week A delicious
dinner was then prepared by Mrs. Olga Brant
and Miss Jessie Mathews during which the
girls told amusing anecdotes, thereby making
the evening pass very pleasantly.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Get Ready For Excelsior Club Dance

Get your full dress ready, and your
Best Girl Too. New Years night will
long be remembered by the pleasure
seeking public OF Chicago. The Ex-
cclsior Club is staging the most clas-
sic and elaborate affair that the south
has ever Witnessed, at the entertainers
hall 35th St, and Indiana Ave. Mr..
Frank Lewis president OF the club
chooses to call the dance a Moon
light Excursion. He says that he got
his Idea from New Workers who for
years hocked in great numbers to
dance in the wee hours OF the Morn
by artificial moonlight to the sweet
strains OF the best Jazz Orchestras.
Reserved seats ON sale at The Art
barber shop POO +. 35th St. Excelsior
Club. 344S Ind. Ave.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
To Distribute Baskets Xmas Morning

The Boys Work section of the
Wabash Avenue department of the
Y. NJ. {. A. will feed POO poor chill
dren and their mothers OF the district
as well as distribute baskets OF food
Christmas morning The Committee
seeking funds to promote the affair
is composed of the following named
prominent colored women: Mrs.
Jesse Binga, Mrs. Louis B. Anderson,
Mrs. Robert Abbott, Mrs. Charles +.
Bentley, Mrs. Harry 5. Brown. Mrs.
indian O. Bousedeld, Mrs. I. T.
Carlisle, Mrs. David Manson, Mrs.
George Holt, Mrs. r. r. Jackson.
Mrs.. Ghas. Saunders.
Cooperating with this committee
are the nurses Of the Staff OF the
visiting nurse Association and the
CITY health department.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Legless Wonder lone Man Band
Here

William Washington, former over
sea, veteran OF the 18th New York
Infantry who lost both legs in the
Argonne Forest. is in the city. Mr..
Washington has developed what he
calls a one man band, playing ten in
,trnment, at once. He is stopping at
the ldlcWild Hotel with his wife. He
ba, developed hi, profession since be
ing wounded, and presents concerts
at churches. receptions, etc.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Sgt. Williams Kills 1. Routs 2 Bandits

Police Sgt. Sidney Williams, 5l6
Bryant Ave, of tile Cottage Grove
Station, did his bit toward stemming
the onslaught of the bandit horde
when, early Saturday morning, he
shot to death Wifnanl Holland, %,
2l24 State ST, who, with two other
bandit suspects, attacked the police
man in a restaurant at 1924 Dear
born ST. The policemen had gone
there for the purpose of picking up
suspects
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Dave Peyton In New York

Dave Peyton, the WHIPS theatre
writer, is now in New York with his
show, Town Topiks'. Dave writes
in glowing terms of the success of his
show. News exchanges from the East
call it a riot"
Dr. John Caldwell, 3454 Indiana
Avenue will leave for Washington,
d. {. where he will join us vile who
is teaching in that city.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Woman Director Stars at Avenue

Miss Marie Lucas musical director
OF the Dark Town Follies" is MAX
ing an enviable reputation Tor her
self among the theater goers OF tins
City She is not only piano player
but director OF the first rank. This
is manifest by the harmony and rythm
portrayed by the chorus ana solo',ts,
in all of their numbers. An effort
is being made by Theater managers
to retain her services.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Shooting Was Accidental

Nose Branch, 4H05 Ninccnncs, Of
whom It wa, recently said that he
shot hi, wife, in quarrel, wishes 1t
said that the shooting was accidental,
and was NOT in the course OF a
quarrel. Mr.. Branch says that his
wite's injuries were slight, and that
she had recovered three days after
The acrident
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
N. A. A. c. P. Institutes Monthly
Educational Program

The Chicago branch oil the National
Assn FOR the Advancement OF Col
ored People will hold rs first monthly
meeting and educational program at
the Y. II. {. A. Sunday, Dec y, at
, p. IN. All members aud friends are
urged 70 attend
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Free For All Fight At 31st and The
Grove

In a free for all fight Saturday
morning in hallway at 3lst St,
and Cottage Grove Ave, Linwood
French, $40 Milwaukee Ave, and
Albert Jones, of the same address
were stabbed about the face and neck.
French was taken to the Women's
Hospital, 400 f. 42nd St, where he
later died The cutting is charged to
one James Smith, who made his es-
cape, and for whom the police are now
looking.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Private Baths At Idlewild

Aside from number OF warm
rooms for the winter season At Idle
wild Hotel. 50 +. 33rd St, there are
open two private rooms with bath.
Heat and hot water constantly. Near
L aud surface lines.-Adyt
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Luther Whitfield Hurt

Luther Whitfield. age y. 1922
State ST, was thrown to the street
at Saith and State St. while attempt
ing TO board a State 81. car, last Sun
day morning. Whitfield suffered a
dislocated arm
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Held Up And Slashed BY Bandits

Fred Bets. age q, 3ll6 Dearborn
St. was held up and 7lashed by
bandits in the railroad yards near
Hammond, Ind. Sunday morning
Belts sustained wounds IN the fore
head and was treated By Or. Gardner
1901 State st
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
SHOT RESISTING HOLDUP MEN.

Eugene Halaburt, 81 years old,
1887 Indiana avenue, truck driver,
was shot ana probably fatally wound
ed Tuesday night when he resisted
two holdup men at FOrty-third
place and South State street. When
ordered to hold up his hands he
seized a monkey wrench and struck
at the bandits.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
AIKEN With Fits

Earl Little. age %. $50 I. 56th Pl.
was taken with an epileptic iit Sun
day while passing IN front OF 1913
Wabash Ave. lie was assisted home
by Officers Granger and O'tounor.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Chas. Gilmore Shot Dead

Charles Gilmore, age 80, 1912 Yer
non Ave, was shot dead Wednesday
morning, Dec. 3, in front OF 2949
Federal St. by Alex Poole. 293
Federal St, in an argument over a
sum OF money Poole escaped. The
inquest was continued to Dee 80 at
Kings undertaking establishment
5000 State ST
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Col. Denison I'll.

Col. Franklin A. Denison asst. atty
Gen. and ex-commander OF the gal
liant 9Th III. Inf. is suffering from a
slight attack OF rheumatism. He has
been unable to leave his home for a
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
DR.. Richard Grant, of Rockford

DR.. Richard S. Grant OF Rockford,
paid a visit to the Office OF the WHIP
last week. DR.. Grant is in the city
waiting for his wife to join him. Mrs.
Grant is visiting in the South. The
doctor is stopping at the Nineennes
Hotel while here.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Prominent Citizen Ill.

Mr.. Thomas Jefferson OF 300
Prairie ave has been confined to his
home for the last few days due TO
a slight attack of. bronchitis. Mr..
Jefferson is very prominent in social
and fraternal circles in the City.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18

the other day, TO
an out-of- town
friend. You see
buying an expen-
sive home takes
m o S t of our
money. =
Now, Mae. you
are always good
on suggestions,
tell me how | can
make Sl2 buy my
gifts -
ONLY FIVE % DAYS
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Bell & Collins Window Blown Out

In the high wind following the rain
Monday night the large plate glass
window OF Bell and Collins rcstau-
rant, 3457 State St, was blown com
plctcly out. No one was hurt.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Vice Net Closes On II

Chief of Detectives N ehael
Hughes men descended on a pool
room at 724 f. 35th St, Sunday night,
where II men were found shooting
craps. They were taken in custody.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
To The Travelling
Public!
Beware of Pickpockets
While on or Boarding
Street Cars at 31st or
35th St. Corners.
Stricken BY Heart Disease

Mrs. Laura Fletcher, age %, 6502
State St, was stricken by heart dis
ease Sunday morning in drug store
at 3lst and State st. She was taken
to the Provident Hospital for treat
lnent
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Garment Company Bankrupt

The Boulevard Garment Co which
has been operating ia the Ave Build
ing at 5ist. and State St. has gone
INTO the hands OF the receivers.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18

II you have not received one OF the pretty
invitations to the Kings Daughters Nesper,
Sundays 5 10 p. N, don't stand ON cere-
monies. Come, you are welcome
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
A XMAS SUGGESTION
IN WOODARD PHOTOS

81 have just $500 with which to
buy nine (9) Christmas presents"
writes a prominent society woman,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
CITY BRIEFS
Watch Your Stepg

Within the last three months the
WHIP has carried twenty-siN ae-
counts OF injuries to passengers who
have been run down while passing
around the front or rear OF street
cars from which they have just
alighted. Never attempt to pass in
front of or behind street car until
it has moved away sufficiently to al
low you to see in both directions.
Better be safe than sorry Watch
your step!
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-18
Unconscious in Fall From Surfac
Car

Mrs. Bertha Griffin, age 2S. 1923
Prairie Ave, was thrown TO the street
and knocked unconsciou, As she
aiighted from a 3lst St. ear At Sis
and Federal St.. Sunday morning
She was assisted home by Officers
Clark and McGhee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
ORGAN RECITAL PLEASES
Paul G! Hanft, With Several Other
Artists. Score Pleasing Success

The organ recital held last night
in st. Peters church. under the per-
sonal direction of Paul G.. Hanft, was
composed of a trio of artists OF I'M
usual talent. The artists on the pro-
gram were Mrs. Lester White a
violinist of note; Mrs. Paul @. Hanft,
a soprano of excellent voice and MIR.
Hanft. himself, at the organ.
The recital was staged last night
.lthough enormously stated in the
Jews to be tonight. The program
opened with two numbers by Mr..
Hanft, Solemn Prelude-iGloria Do
mini by Tertius Noble. followed by
Largo" arranged by the New York
Symphony by Dvorak. A violin solo
was the next number, "Reveris-Vieux
Temps" played by Mrs. White. Mr..
Hanft then gave three organ num-
bers. "Warum''. by Schumann: Toe
cata," by Pietro Aessandro; You"
and Song OF Sorrow" by Gordon
Baleh Nevin. A soprano solo rem
dered by Mrs. Paul G. Hanft was the
next number, Mrs. Hanft singing II
viii Dwell in the House of the
Lord" by Eville. The c~oncludins
number was composed OF five sell
ections by Mr.. Hanft which were
Chant Sans Paroles OPP. 40 No. g.,
by Tschaikowsky, Sonata in d Min
or" by Mailly. Allegro Maestoso,"
"Andante," and allegro con Brio"
The recital being held in the
church the appreciation of the au
dience was of course not denoted
by applauding but could be easily
felt by the deep silences and other
manifestations of the listeners
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
ROESSlERS GIVE DANCE

Informal Inception Held In Gymnas-
ium Proves TO BE Pleasing Event
The Misses Lilly and Emmy Roes-
sler. of High street held an informal
dance in their gymnasium in Lewis
street recently. The music for the
affair vas furnished by st. Andrassy's
orchestra. The gym itself vas de-
corated with flowers with the Ameri-
san flag at each end. During the
evening punch was served and at
nearly midnight ice cream in differ
ent fancy shapes and cakes were
served. A few fuckers were featured
during the evening
Among those present were the
Misses Ella Brown, Agnes Brown,
Dorothy Hadden, Amy Riddlesdorf-
fer. Anna Henry. Anna Jensen, He'd
wig Eskesen, Lilly Roessler and
Emma Roessler. of this city; Mary
Broadhead, of Maplewood; Ellen
Hansen, of Woodbridge, and Anna
Belle Dunn, of Jersey City. Messrs.
Frank Allen, Alfred Mathiasen, Har-
old Hansen. George Biting. Gilbert
Peakes, John II. Fritzinger. Jr., Will
lard Hults, Benjamin Van Cleve,
Elwood r. Johnson, Jr., Watson
tombstone William Yorgensen. Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Davis, Mrs Ralph
Waterman. Mrs. Jean Du Bots. Mrs.
John C.. Hendrie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
FAREWELL RECEPTION

The Christian EndeavOr Society
of the First Presbyterian church
gave n farewell reception last night
ir the chapel to Misc Ruth Han
cock who is leaving for North Car
olina.
The society presented Miss Han
cock with. a leather writing portfolio
and a fountain pen. A number of
musical selections were rendered
and refreshments were served.
Among those present were the
Misses Leisa Henry. Francis Henry.
Mary Fleetwood, Carrie Miles. Cora
De Russia. Elsie Miller. Bertha
Brown. Elizabeth Campbell, Dorothy
Mckenzie, Helena Wright and Ruth
Hancock, Messrs. Earl Barnes. Jack
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. William ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller. Mrs. ole
Oleson, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Burton
Gehret, of this city. and the Misses
Charlotte and Emily Peterson, of
Elmora, N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
Honor Mrs. MabIe Stoke

A surprise party was held at the
home of Joseph Bath, of $40 Market
street, in honor of Mrs. Mable Stoke.
recently. Dancing and singing were
enjoyed throughout the evening. Mr.
Stoke was presented with a bouquet
of flowers by the jolly Three. Re-
freshments were served in the dining
room which was decorated for the
occasion.
Among those present were the
Misses Stacia Mikolay. Frances
Battle, Margaret Talmagi, Katherine
Mazuek, Hedwig Wagner, Mamie
Buffers, Helen Mikolay. Helen Kay,
Anna Ballo, Margaret Niper, Rose
Dombrowski, Sophie Dombrowski.
Anna Surma, Helen Moore. Winifred
Miller. Helen Miller. Nellie Bun, Re.
gina Regelski. Messrs. George Wash,
Joseph Kubinak, Charles JOHNSON.
George Ernish, Charles Leslie, Mike
Wash. Mrs. Stocked. Mrs. Bathex
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
PLAN Bazaar IN FALL
Home for Aged Auxiliary Makes
Plans for Event at Meeting

Homo Tor Ageu AuNillary NtdhOS
Plans for Event at Meeting
A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Home for the Aged was held
at the home of Mrs. V. +. Chris
jefferson in Kearny venue yester-
day afternoon. Plans were discuss
ed for the holding of a bazar early
in the fall. Committees will be APP
pointed and date decided upon at
the next meeting.
Kitchen utensils are needed at
the home, especially a double boil
err. Now that the weather is pleas
ant the auxiliary will appreciate 1t
IL anyone who has an automobile
will take inmates of the home for
en- outing. Telephone 213-M to
make arrangement for such outings.
Donations received for the home
since last report are as follows: c.
c. Baldwin. S16.67: Mrs. William
ID. Voorhees,, IS; Edgar Mullen, 81;
Mrs. Fred Carlson, 81; sugar, Mrs.
]. NJ. Shoe, Mrs. Sarah Brown, Mrs.
Cyril Arundel, Miss Ruth Shoe:
cake, ice cream and flowers. Simp-
son M. Il. churcn; peaches, canned
beans and baked beans. Mrs. U. S.
Garrison, fern, Mrs. Thomas
Grieves; flowers, a friend; preserves
and %jellies, Mrs. Davis flowers,
Presbyterian church.; flowers, The
Rose Shop; bread, fish, soups, jel-
lies, coffee and flowers, st. Peters
Episcopal church; suit of mems
clothing, Board Of Deacons of the
Presbyterian church; fruit, Mrs.
Cyril A%rrindell; fruit, Mrs. Fred
HERMANN; sandwiches, Royal Ar
canum; IS marriage fees, Mayor
Dorsey; milk and %jellies, Mrs. Fred
Carlson; cooking pot, Mrs. l.. b.
Rock; flowers. Louis Watson; flow
ers from Mrs. Hansen and Mrs.
Hooban of Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23
The Girl Who Smiled Thru
b. MARION RUBINCAM

first given Alice her nickname.
Yes. I'm a Happy Lady" Alice
answered.
sunday she was up shortly after
dawn, too excited TO sleep. she
moved r~estleSsly around the room,
strengthening 1t and busting it. Then
when she heard her mother start
breakfast, she gave Berenice her
bath. and brought her in her di-
minutive b~athrobe, to the table.
And after breakfast she dressed
the baby in her best summer frock,
and then put on the blue organdie.
David said he would be here Sun
day-she wondered when he would
come.
The hours dragged along. Up in
her room, she tried to read.
Suddenly her heart stopped an in
slant. A mans step on the porch,
a deep-voiced, cordial greeting to
her mother below-the familiar
voice of David.
She jumped up and started down
stairs. David had come-at last!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-23

tNOHN iAAAAAs 1NAWs ny r UNIV AatAhtA
Co. All rights rescrved)
While in sunny Tennessee an OPP
portunity led me to help prepare
some wholesome country foods for
a church social. And now that tho
fruit season is in fun swing, /
thought perhaps you would enjoy
some Of these delightful farm foods.
You know that the southern house
wife is a true aristoCrat in her kit
chen; she looks we'll to the ways OF
her household and is very proud of
her old family recipes, FOR these
gentle mothers of the southern
households will say that whether or
not they have help. they simply do
not care TO eat bought foods.
SO. with the help uf a charming
daughter, we planned and served
puddings and cakes.
Black Chocolate Nut Cake
Place in a mixing bowl
One cup of brown sugar
one cup of molasscs
Two-thirds cup of shortening
One egg.
Cream well and then add
Two-thirds cup of cocoa
one cup of milk
Four cups of siftcd flour
Three level tablespoons of baking
powder
Two and one-half cups of finely
chopped nuts
Two teaspoons Of cinnamon
One-eighth teaspoon Of cloves
One-half teaspoon of nutmeg
Two teaspoons Of vanilla.
Beat hard TO mix and then pour
into sc well-gregsed and Toured
loaf-shaped pans and bake in a slow
oven for forty-fve minutes. Cool
and then ice with
Lemon Water Icing
Place in 81 bowl
T~wo-thirds cup OF N&%N sugar
one tablespoon Of c%ornstarch.
Sift to mix and then use just
enough hot lemon juice to make O
mixture that Will spread. Ice just
the tops of the cakes and score viii
q knife. which has been dipped In
hot water, to make marks for the
slices. DO not cut this cake until q
day old. Peanuts may be used IL
this cake.
Raspberry SllOrtcakc
Place in a mixing bowl
Two cups of flour
One teaspoon OF salt
Two level tablespoons of baking
powder
Two level tablespoons of sugar.
Sift to mix and then rub in four
tablespoons Of shortening and use
ten tablespoons of milk to form "a
a dough. Work in the bowl until
smooth and then turn on a pastry
| board and roll out half-inch thick,
! Cut with cookie cutter and then
spread each biscuit lightly with
shortening. Put both sides. covered
with shortening. together in sand
witch style. Place on a baking sheet
and bake in a hot ove for fifteen
minutes.
When baked remove from the
oven, split and III with crushed and
sweetened raspberries. Cover with
more crushed raspberries and serve
with cream.
Rice Caramel Cake
Rub one u of cold boiled rice
through a fine sieve, place in q mix
ing bowl and add
One cup of sugar
one cup of molasses
T~wo-thirds cup of shortening