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Anecdotes Of the Famous
PERSONS IN WORLD NEWS.

= In paper entitled "Sir Walter. Scott."'
In the Anglo-F'rench Review, Professor
w. p. Kerr gives an interesting COM
parison OF Scott and Fcnimore Cooper
by Balzac: q,
"Balzac shows clearly that Ito un-
ucrst0od the danger OF description, ann
how impossible, how unreasonable 1t is
TO make scenery 90 instead of story and
characters. He does not seem to think
that Scott has failed In this respect,
while In his remarks on Scotts humor
he proves how far he is from the critics
who found in Scott nothing but ac-
chronicles.
SCOTS chiralry and romance aro not
what Balzac is thinking about. Ballad
Is considering Scotts Imagination In.
general, his faculty in narrative and
dialogue, wherever his scene may be,
story may be drawn. Scotts superiority
to his American rival comes out. says
Balzac, chiefly in his secondary person-
age. and in his talent for comedy.
The American maoks careful me-
chanical provision for laughter:s Balzaa
takes this all to pieces, and leaves Scott
unchnIlengcr and ineNhaustible." ~
AN unfailing source Of interest to the
late III. b. Irving was the unravclins
OF murder stories. He was ono of Il,
group of mcr-churton Collins and two
wcll.known novclists among them-who
investigated problems of crime. In one
case the club asked the counsel for tho
defense to come to their assistance
after a verdict, and tho barrister was
aStonishcd at the mastery OF details
which II. Il. irving and others dispiaycd.-
He would have been n success at tho
bar in such cases.
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rrephct of Gladnc>..

20 you lhlnk YOU have 8 lot 20 be
a!:tu Gloom has chased JOY OUT OF your
life forever" Are you bowed down
under u heavy load Of business re-
:-iansihilitics that have 4 tendency to
neSs im!Zo your good nature" Has
Misfortune tried 10 make q pal Of
you?
II such is the case, then don't fail
tosee Mary PiclSford in "Pollyanna.''
This is Miss Pickford's first photoplay
SINCE she joined the Zig Four" II
Is being released by the United Ar
fists Corporation and Will be shown
~ the Isis .Thcater this wcnk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

Of good things to eat. She, tolls tho
good and follow directions carefully,
they can have some OF the goodies and
E. Mason Hopper. who Is directing the
picture says he feels q debt OF graft
tude to her, as the children. for tho
sake of the reward, are almost too
good to he true
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Stntc SuncrintcnuenIs nf ;.Luc,1in,,

The STATE superintendent: OF Puo!i., In
struction OF Nor,n Carolina l. j. y
Joyner Raleigh, y. T., am that OF
AilSIiand is VI EIte4 Stephens. Ha..
more, Aid.
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First Draft Nu,nI,.r

Y j. IL, HicAm .ri-l'Ac FIRST NUN
een drawn IN ine se.rctiol Of tne
pA% secreiary Newton II. Iaicr. r,lr
9IHWin: began II tnc Senat.. once
is,tidinE July 20, ~. - a:ly d cltrfs
ms tra~ins fxod The ur,le~ a.
) my Of every man Registered uud.,.
ing Selectiyc draft law Tho mrs. ,,i,".e
NthLhe nation was thI.Mnl me-. l--
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Nnyal AcnucmN E,rrn.r

). =. Q, Ftirrsoure Tho pay OF
~ -aSn!pmen, as students ot the Naval
~ Annapolis are classct Is
$n4g year. beginning ct the date ot
TIER admiss.ol! TO ttS. acadS,ny Mid
: hiSmen must supply -. ,i.iGivrs with
books. etc. the total expense
~ (Which amounts to s2gj. Travelinr
- Ps nses 20 tho academy are paid ~
lhts'ti, cdcrai government
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Five sundays ia i..hru.r,.

.. Q. T., SurrN.--.ne .Nsl year be-
FORE 1920 il which February had live
sundays was 1854 Tho next time it
VIII occur will be in 1918.
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g, p. NJ. South Boston.-The present
t,En oeEatic party holds itself the lin
- EtSuccessor OF the iirsr Republican,
raf%. which was founded by Thomas
! Efrs0n There was little party or
~ uIzat!on, however At the TIM. .John
quincy Adams WAS elected Pres ,ie,,,
liG.c .a!med TO be Republ can. liz
opponents adopted The nam. ~ Dem
DcGAts and later elected Andrew jack
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a !Stockinrlcsx Sjrcn.

Following the latest Paris fashion,
Irene Rich goes stoCliingless in a
scene in Basil Kings Tho Street Called
Straight" the Goldwyu Eminent Au-
thors production today NJ the Odcou
Ta,tater today. Miss Hich. whp plays
prisitla Fame IN the picture, discov-
ereCeon arriving = the studio oltc dag
that she had forgotten rnc white stock
ings, yto 80 with ihc white suit she
wasssso Wear ncforc tho camera. There
wasano place near the Culver City
al tc;e ana her time for makeup was
too%ahorr t. allow OF her borrowing
stockings, so she inEcuipusiy covered
ller~ank!ss with whitening. The Of
.rct@ Blended SO we'll with her white
slippers an white suit tina. not even
the thor players 81; the set suSpocte
the deoe rtior until she told them about
ct III the end OF the days wo.k.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

Hope Loring. scenario writer. au-
Ihor q Eddie Poloe current serial.
inc s.tk llEi FOR several weeks. she
IS expected back at the studio shortly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

THE sim Princess" Is 20 De screened
by Goidwyn. This is another musical
comedy Of the stage TO supply enter
ta!nmcnt for picture fans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

Liza Ann" was stage ,itle for an
Oliver ID. Bailey comedy that toured
screen with changed title-'In walked
MAR with Albert Capellani. the pro-
Queer, and June Ca price doing tie
pedestrian stunts and the principal act
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Mint Lrttrrs On Eni..

.. 70. Floyd. ---The !ettor5 on tno
shsY have been struck. -, me, N,lGA
~ Cnariotte. y. G; - Q" for 60
som City, New; -" on old coins 60
l3id aE Ca and on new ones for
penSer, COL tthc Dabloue.n ~,
shaHtng been abandoned rnanv ~.
5foS san Francisco. AS the r'ih,iIiia9:I-
PIN MINI was alone In the businees
N,.an - hrst started. II nat,rajii.
aadgpied no distinctive ,nint.m,r,..'
3saSh which was left for its succ,.s.o, :,
ssana, has remained exclusively ,he,rs
~ Ifnls 6 gay; DO not. therefore, look
ma norn 'oF fhiiadelphia; YOU can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

- FL =. I'VE, NOrfoIk--Ihc Lcyiathau H.
IN ,arges, ship aiioat. II Is $1,000 tons
L.eytsthan IN size. has a tonns NC
4 1o.y9o. The Lcviathan, then the Tat.p-
,anmy was l,ngnnchel AT Hamburg, Ger
i ,t,yy, IN lslA. The imperator was
J - uhched FROM there In 1912 When ia
~ gaI began IN 1914 the VaterIand' re-
-c 81 ftts te the Lcviathan. was !nterrcd
II S.e" ierH, along with other German
nnHfs. After the United States entered
sihalWar tho decision was made In i,sa
lnoHe ships. accordingly tn. American
.nnsskiw was raised on the Leviathan. July
9ES; taSlI After making nineteen ro,,na
Irlpf across The Atlantic under ,hr
sStAfs and Stripes and carrying IS5.6o0
SsolalsrS.E she waa retired as a trans
~ oYrt9NF The American Line expects 10 be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS AT LOCAL HOUSES.
..1,hc- country Cou.in.-

The Country Cousin"
The feature attraction at the Bijou
Thcater aga today is Elaine Ham
merstein, ii The Country Cousin" a
SelZnick picture. The photoplay is an
adoption % the famous stage play OF
the same name written by Booth Tark-
ington and Julian Street. aud as a
movie attraction ii goes the stage pro-
-ductioD one better IN its ability 10 en-
tcrtain.
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REPRESENTATIONS Slnr,.

When STANLEY OlmStcd So. down be-
fore. his typewriter and wrote MY
husbands Other Wife," he created Il
Fascinating story with Il complicated
situation. When j. stuart i:lactton
tooke the scenario and transferred ii in
action to the silvcrShcet. he gave the
story the master touch OF Dathos and
humor while Syi!a Dreamer. Robert
GordDn, Warren Chandler and MAY Me
-tNoX. portraying tho four principal
characters. made the story live. IL is
II the Victor today ana tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

Owen Moore is 10 b. featured In
Love Among the Chickens" p G.
Nodehouse story. by Myrou Selzn!ck.
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Only Waiting.

Friend = Well how is business?
Looking UP?
Young Lawyer-Yes, and that's about
all there is To II. I'm tired OF staring
at the ceiling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

Stupld!
Petc-11ave You got any mail for me?
'Postman-What's your name?
Pete-Soull find IL on the envelope.
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A NII.-Ip in Relatives

Here's a complicated problem IN re-
iat!onsh!ns to solve some cold winter
evening: II YOU We're the daughter OF
"A widow and she married an English
lord, then you We're welded to the
.lcrd's younger brother, would your
ihptner's husband be Your step-father
an your brother in law? II all hap
pens in Marguerite Clarks latest pic
suce, 'all-of-a-S Sudden Peggy" which
will be shown II thc Colonial Thcate-
again today.
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Bessie Barriscale says it is time to
MIN Shakespeare. There is ire
spears" says the winsome Bessie,
and ii the producers of the speaking
stage VIII not listen, the producers Of
try to meet it. believe II is posi-
hle to produce the works of the i'm
ner as TO retain their beauty, power
and Shakcspearcan atmosphere and
at tho same time keep the maximum
OF dramatic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

Metro is arranging TO produce four
~ Jack Londonfs novels In photo
play form. starting Mitchell Lewis.
The first viii be burning Daylight. I"
production arrangements having been
made by 9. l.. Shurtier who owns the
screen rights for the dead ncvelist's
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SCREEN BREVlTlES

Doris May. until her film connection
with Thomas II. Jacc was known on
the screen as Doris Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

Mack Sonnet. who made Mickey
II which Mabel Normsnd does every
ming known 70 the art Of screen act
edy and soon vii! begin showing il
broadcast. Down on the Farm" is the
title, and il has notn!ng 10 do with Inc
back to- the old homestead" movement,
spots. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

Jack Ho!; has signed long time
contract with Famous Jlayers-Lasky
70 appca! in principal roles
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Answers to Film Fans
UY THE MOVIE EDITOR.

Twin Brown Eycs-Bert Lyteli is SO,
iates: picture is Ely Right OF Way"
which has not as set been released.
He never played opposite Priscilla
Dean. Harrison Ford is 2S. Alice
Brady is married TO James l.. Crane.
lie has appeared in pictures with her.
t}crt Lvteil answers all letters sent to
him. Upon receipt OF ~ quarter he
Will send you his picture. Norma and
Constance Tairnadge answer all letters
sent to them. Cara kimball Young
has not yet retired from pictures She
is divorced and has no children. THE
Isle OF Conquest" has been released
Natalie Ta!madgc has 4 part In the
picture. This is her first appearance
on the screen
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Clever adaptions by Randa
come to our millinery parlors
every, week

Such weekly happening is feature of pro-
nounced interest to those women who seek the
truly novel and new fashions; the prominence of
Randa in the millinery world is recognized so you
are assured Of desrably creations that arc
evolved upon the real knowledge of what Ameri-
can women seek-their desires and tastes. Other
models from Joseph, Vogue, Vail and others are
SHOWN Third Floor.
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Plans have been made 10 b,,,r 10
Anne RIGA the bodies OF William siowr,i
ana pr. Joseph X. Armstrong, both Of
me Universe! Company, who wcre
kllled IN 2 railroad wreck in Central
Atrica wh!lc with "a Smithsonian Afrj-
ear Expedition. Carl i.aemmie, presi-
dent OF the company, announced III.
turn o: the bodies Tie transfer wii,
oe made rs soon az legal regulations 81
the be!slan Congo permit The s2O10o
insurance taken out by tho COMPANY
On me life Of Stoweil will MOI h..
''"c"ed' but will go 10 his heirs.
The The making OF novels into motion
9rama to the screen is the significa nj
development OF the year 10 which ~
SFoup OF Eminent Authors are cor,
.It.utihR Il notable share Their drst
!.runtts announced BY Rex Beach ana
IIhIri,, N,oid"En are TO be "The Silver
,i, by Rex Beach; The Gun q,
i, urs. by Rupert Hughes; Tower Of
,,cr r.rt'udo A;hcrton: part
in!inehart, and The Wild Goose" 10 ~
Nonsshcur Morris. The first three ara
mHeau! n the Goldwyn studies ~
- ouuTtlo:i. and the scenarios OF ScotH.
$500 1--we STORIES have just been corr
y second picture for Gcrtrul.
.t,t.'erton ~ under considera ION, h,,t
.ar novel TO be picturized has not bcc,,
...,Trmouncen; the director for her novel
,r Lh"wer OF Ivory" Is william PARK "u 20
Of Fury" liz T. Hayes Ilnnter re-, mp
..sctorS have recently been adJch -
the Go!dwyn STAN Tor E,nincn, " a",, 10
productions. 'e''hoTs'
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-13
CHAPTER v.

Along the well-remembered streets
OF SeQuoia Bryce Cardigan and his
father walked arm In arm, their
progress continuously interrupted by
well meaning but inpulsive Sequoians
who insisted upon halting the pair to
shake hands with Bryce and bid him
welcome home. In he presence or
those third parties the old man quickly
conquered the agitation he had felt
a. this long.deferred meeting with his
son, and when presently they left the
business section OF the town and
turned into a less.fre1ucnted street,
! his emotion assumed the character
Of Il quiet JOY. evidenced In n more
erect bearing and frmer tread, as
II he strove. despite his seycnty-six
years. not TO appear lnconrruous ns
he walked beside his splendid son,
| wish | could see YOU more clear
iy." he sald presently, His voice ~
well as his words expressed profouhu
regret hut there was no hint OF despair
4 or heart-break now,
| Bryce. who up TO this moment inn
/ refrained from discussing his father
| msfortunes. drew the old man little
/ closer to his side.
whats wrong with your erps pn'f'
| he Qucricd. lie did not Otter address
his parent. after the fashion of most
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-13
"0h, Bryce, TIE man
hasn't a SOUL"
GRO he coNrISuED)
GREAT WORK OF TEACHERS
Theodore Roosevelts Tribute to rhels
Services TO the Country Surely
Well Deserved.

Moreover, Ms an incident 'o vow
teachers ayoweh work. YOU reni"'
some wcll.nlgh unbelievable services To
the country. For instance. you rcndc,
TO this republic the prime, the vital
service of matchmaking into one
Homogeneous body the children ~
those who are horn here md Of those
who come here from 50 many different
lands abroad. You furnish n common
trimming nnd common ideals for the
children of all the mixed peoples whn
are here being fused into one nation.
nl,,y. II II In no small degree due TO
you and to your efforts that we. %, this
great American republic, form one pco-
pie instead ~ n group ~ jarrlng peo
plrs. The children. wherever they
have been born wherever their parents
have been born. who nre educated In
our schools sid. hy side with one nn.
other. viii inevitably grow M having
that sense ~ mutual sympathy and
mutual respect aud understanding
which II absolutely Indispensable fof
working out the problems Tint we -
citizens have before us.-Thcodore
Roosevelt. In nm address before ths
National Educational association a,
Ocean Grove. July :. lNl5.
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-13

Of my car will not be construed as
an impertinence. coming as II does
from total stranger. you are at
liberty to regard this ear as TO all
intents and purposes the public con-
veyance which so scandalousy de-
clined to wait for you this morning."
She looked nj him searchingly for
brief instant; then with peculiarly
winning smile and graceful mclina-
tion of her head she thanked him
and accepted his hospitality-thuS:
"Why. certainly not You are very
kind, and | shall be eternally CRATE
full"
Thank You for that vote of conf
drnce. II makes me feel that | have
your permission 10 introduce myself.
My name is Bryce Cardigan, and |
Hive in SeQuoia when I'm at home"
"Of Cardigan's rcdwoods?" she
questioned He nodded. "l've heard
Of you, think" she continued. Il
am Shirley Sumner"
you do not live in SeQuola."
"No. but I'm going to hereafter. !
was there about ten years ago"
He 'grlnned and thrust out Il great
hand which she surveyed grayely for
minute before inserting hers In II.
II wonder" he said. III it is To be my
duty to give you ride every time you
come 10 SeQuolaf The last time you
were there you wheedled me into CIV
ing YOU ride on my pony, an animal
known as Midget. Do you, by any
chance. recall that incident?"
She looked at him wonderingly.
"Why-why. you're the boy with the
beautiful auburn hair" she declared.
He lifted his hat and revealed his
thick thatch In all its glory I'm not
So sensitive about II now.' lie explain
ed. "Whcn we first met. reference to
my hair was apt TO rile me-" He
shook her little hand with cordial
good.nature. George, suppose you
pile Miss Summers hand-baggage In
the tonneau and then pile in there
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-13

meal II takes so much Ice 10 cool II
and make 1t palstable.
Vegetable Soup.-Cut into dice two
carrots, quarter Of small cabbage.
half a turnip, half an onion, potato
and three stalks Of celery. Fry all the
vegetables In butter; add six cupfuls
Of water or stock. and salt and pepper
to season. Simmer for half an hour
and serve very hot with cr0utons.
Apple Soup.-COok eight apples In as
little water us possible until soft. Add
sugar to taste and press through q
sieve. Flavor with lemon Juice and
lemsn rlnd; thicken with tablespoon
full of corns,arch, rubbed smooth with
a little cold watas. When cool add
two cupfuls Of cider.
Ginger Ale salad.-Soften one quar-
ter of package OF gelatin In one
quarter Of u cupful Of cold water and
let stand TO dissolve In dish Of bot
water; add grating OF lemon rind
and one and three-quarters cupfuls OF
ginger ale. Turn into molds TO set and
chill. Serve very cold on heart leaves
OF lettuce. with mayonnaise dressing,
10 which three tabespoonfuls or l~ore
OF cscktnil sauce has been added.
creamed sweetbreads. - Parboil
sweetbreads In a little acidulated VA
ter. drain and cut In small pieces.
Make n cream snuce OF half chicken
broth and half cream thlckened with
dnr and butter cooked together. Add
the sweethrands. A few cooked mush.
rooms and hits Of chicken may he
added " at hand. az they Improve the
dish In flavor,
Hamburs sponoe.-Soak n table
spoonful OF gelatin In two tablespoon.
fr's Of water then add the Juice Of an
ornnge. Beat the yolks Of three eggs
with half a cupful Of Snsar until very
night. then add the dissolved gelatin
and little Of the grated rind Of the
orange. Beat until II thickens then
add the whites Of the eggs beaten
stiir. Mold and chill. Serve with
strawberries crushed with sugar OF
strawberry jam.
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-13

yourself and keep Marcelle company.
III drive: and you can sit up In front
with me, Miss Sumner. snug behind
the windshield where you'll not be
blown about"
He went through his gears, and the
car gllded away ON Its journey. by
the way" he said suddenly as he
turned west toward the distant blue
mountains OF Trinity county, show did
you happen to connect me with Cardi'
gan's redwoodsi"
"Tve head my uncle. Colonel Seth
Pennington. speak OF them"
Colonel Seth Pennington means
nothing In my young life. never
heard OF him before; 30 ! dare say
he's a newcomer In our county. I've
been away six years" he added In ex.
PLANTATION.
Were from Michigan. Uncle was
formerly In the lumber business there
but he's logged out now"
"I see. So he came west. sup
pose. and bought a lot OF redwood
lrmber cheap from some old croaker
who never could see any future to the
redwood lumber industry. Personally,
I don't think he could have made n
hetter investment. hope ! shall
have the pleasure Of making his nc.
aualntnnce when ] deliver you 10 him.
Perhaps you may he nelghbor Of
mine. Hope So"
At this juncture George Sea otter,
who had been an interested listener
10 the conversation, essayed a gruni
from the renr seat. Instantly. IA
, shirley Summers vast surprise. her
, host granted also: whereupon Gcorg,
Sea otter broke into u series oi
gruuts and cultural exclamatlon'
which evidently appeared quite In
telliglble To her host, for he SLOWED
down to i've miles an hour and cooked
one ea. to the rear; apparently h,
wns profoundly interested In whatever
. Information his henchman had to i'm
, pnrt. When George Sen Otter fnishe,
!, his hnranguc. Bryce nodded aud once
!. more give his attention to tossing thu
A miles behind him.
!, "whnt language wns that" Shlrle!
Sumner inquired. consumed will
!. curiosity.
digger Indian" he replied
a Georges mother was my nurse. an,
4 he and I grew up together. So
Il can't very well help Speaking the Inn
4 gusHe Of the tribe"
" They chnttered volubly on man.
/. subjects for the first twenty miles
d then the road narrowed and CON
Z. menced 10 climb steadily, and there
o. after Bryce gave all Of his attention
~ b the car. for q deviation Of Q foe
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"a CAN'T FIGHT ANY MORE"

Synopas. In the Calitor-
mia redwood region. John Cardigan.
AT forty>,even is the leading citizen
OF Sequlia. owner OF mills, ships
and many acres OF timber, a wild
over after three years Of married
life, and father OF two-day old
Bryce Cardigan. At fourteen Bryce
makes tie acquaintance of Shirley
Sumner, d visitor at Sequoia. and
his junior by a few years Together
they viss the Valley OF the Giants
sacred ~ John Cardigan and his
son as tae burial place OF Bryce's
mother, and part with mutual re-
gret While Bryce is AT college
John Ca' digan meets with heavy
business losses and for the first
time yie,ys the future with uncer-
tainty After graduation hnm col
lege ana a trip abroad, Rr> ce Car
digan comes home. on the train he
is Interested in an attractive girl.
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-13


through u sieve. Reheat and blnd
with One-fourth Of cupful each o.
i.utter and -four cooked together uh'
a. smooth, then add slice OF onion
and cook with the stock, seasoning
with salt and pepper. Remove ING
onion and add one cupful Of cream
nnd two tablespoonsuls of orange juice
Just before serving.
Eggs Waldorf Style. - Arrange
pOacled eggs on circular pieces h
toast and surround with brown inu>h
room sauce, placing small broilco
mushroom cap on each egg.
Brown Mushroom Sauce. - Melt
three tabespoOnfuls of butter. add
few drops of onion juice ana COOK
until slightly Drowned. Add three and
one-half tablespoonfuls Of flour anh
continue browning. Pour on gradual
ly one cupful of cream. Clean one
half pound of mushrooms and cut the
cups In slices: suute In butter hVe
minutes. Break the stems III pieces
cover with cold water and cook slow
" until the liquor Is reduced 10 one
third cupful. Dissolve one teaSpo"h-
ful OF beef extract in the mushroom
liQuor. Add 10 the sauce and season
with salt and pnprika. Just before
serving add the mushroom caps.
Fruit Puneh.-Upon tablespoon
ful of good tea pour two quarts OF
boiling water. Have ready the juice
and peel'ngs Of three lemons and one
orange in a pitcher. When the tea
has STEPPED five minutes strain into
the pitcher. Add cupfIa of sugar
and cool. Serve with plenty of ice.