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UN PoETA PoRToRR1QUENo
TRIUNFA EN- EsPAEA

Un joven poeta de ArecibO, don Re-
mon g. Garcia Lago, hijo y sobrino
dc nuestros excelentes amigos don Ra-
mon y don Manuel, residente en- Arc
cibo v en- San Juan, acaba de obtencr
un triunfo resonante en- Espaha. don
de reside. Ell inspiradisimo bardo OBJ
tuvo la Flor natural, conquistada con
unos preciosos versos, en- los Juegos
florales organizados por la 'socicdad
Economica de Amigos del Pals. de
Teruel.
Todos los principales peri6dicos y 70
vistas de Espafia reproducen la her
mosa composition, tituIada .Rcsuinc-
kit, del joven v va briilantisimO lite
ratio, quien Sc graduara do doctor en-
Medicina v Cirujia el ano pr6ximo.
Nos completeness en- enviarle, asi CO.
mo tainbien su muy estimada fami-
liza, nuestras felicitaciones.
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AterradOTa ola de
CriminaIeS en- Ia
gran Metropolis

Nuestro Corresponsal cablegyafico
nos comunico aver que en- Nueva
York Sc han registrado numerosos
crimcnes y linchamientos que han
puesto de manifesto la existencia de
unl terrible cuadrilla de criminales
que sc mueve 10 largo de toda la
Rep1blica y en- las principales ciu
dades de aquel pals.
Retiriendose a estl ola .insolita de
crimenes, dice un period:co de Nue-
va York:
Las estadisticas indican un asom-
broso acreccntamiento en- crimenes
por violencia v en- asesinatos en- ro
bos, por la fuerza En- la Costa del
Pacifco y en- el Oeste, la situacion
es en- extreme grave, tanto que pue
de decirse que estlmos en- circuns-
tancias tan criticas y peligrosas que
casi nos pueden hundir en- una rcvo
lucion inevitable.
California Sc ha estremecido con
una serie de asesinatos terribles
Los periodicos de Chicago dicen que
existe ALI una agencia de instintos
neronianos; Filadelfia registra 100
asesinatos en- muy pocos meses; Gle
veblnd y Brooklyn, Washington, Bos
ton otras ciuda6es han prescnciado
asesinatos espantosos.
FL referido periodico pone final
mente esta acotacion:
Los cEiasRAes en- los Estados Uni
dos Sc han triplicado desde que fu6
puesta en- vigor la Ley de la Prohi
bicion.
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COTpOTaCiOnGS que
estabiIizan ell CO.
merCiO del exterior

Informan dc Chicago que la GO
reign Trade Financing Corporation
proyccta reunir un capital dc cien mi
Homes de pesos con Ell fir de estabilizar
Ell comcrcio exterior, dando largos plazos
los emprtstitos extranjeros Sc dice
que la capacidad potencial de la orga-
nizacior sera dc mil millones de pesos.
Mas dc doscientos banqueros, bastante
lccnocidos en- el extrsnjero, estan al fren
te do la empresa, que probablemente
iniciara sus trabajos despues del prime
70 dc erero pr6ximo.
Un comite especial de nuevc ndem-
bros, elegidos por ell comite organizador
de treinta, Sc reunira en- Nueva York
para elegir empleados. una junta direc-
tiva v bosquejar los primeros lpasos
do la corporation Mientras tanto. ell co
mite comenzara reunir las suscripcio
mes, de marera que los procedimientos
legales relatives la organization Sc
apresuren y commence Ell trabajo active.
La primer suscripci6n fua hecha por la
'nlinois Manufacturers Association, >,
Ia cual ofreci6 quinientos mil d6lares
pronetiendo dollar esa suma 81 era ne
cesario.
FL comite de nueve es presidido por
el senior John McHugh, presidente del
comite de marina comercio de la Anne
rican Bankers Association, Ell cual lie
CARA hoy Nueva York. Sc dice que Sc
ra nOmbrado presidente de Ia jnnta di-
rectiva.
El comit6 sobrc el plan de la organiza
ci6n aprob6 por unanimidad Ia siguiento
resoiucicn, al bosquejar el proyccto ge-
neral:
La extension del credito otorgado
por Ia corporation SO limitara aque-
nos paises donde exista un gobierno es-
table Y haya seguridad de integridad de
prop6sitos.
Las operaciones Sc Hmitaran las
facilidades fnancieras para ell benefcio
del future comercio exterior
~ con'o creemos que Ell desarrollo de
este plan signiicara mucho para ell pals
en- total. hacemos un llamado la COO
peracior1 hnanciera v practica de todos
los miembros de la agriculture. la manu-
factura, las finanzas y los intereses labo-
ristas.'
Tanto el ex presidente de la Anne
rican Bankers Association Richard
Hawes; Ell ex secretario de Comercio,
William G Redfeld. y Mr.. Willis H.
Booth, del Guaranty Trust Company
dc Nueva York, dan la uueva organi-
Sacicn los mejores auspicios
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Sc COnSidera un
'peIigro' eI pactO
angIO-japOn6S

El Departamento de Marina dp los
Estados Unidos tiene Ell su poder
information secreta dc caracter vital
para la futura politica naval dc b
nacion, segun ha informad oe secreta
rio Mr.Daniels al Comite dc AsuntUs
Navales de la Camara dc Represcu
tantes,en el curse de al oposicion 10
propuesto por el senador Borah en-
ell sentido de suspendefla construction
de barcos de guerra por un termno
de cinco amos, de acuerdo con 1ugla
terra y Japon, que estan dispuestas
suscribir un convenio tai FIN. E3-
to--ha dicho el Secretario de la Ar
mada-seria un desatino peor que
un crimen. Seria un grave error dc
los Estados Unidos- cl Sc
cretlrio-acordar con dos tres ma
Clones la suspension de las construc
clones navales. Tai paso crcaria en-
el mundo sospechas en- lugar dc estn
bilidad. Tal acuerdo solamente podria
ser considerable 81 EN- 81 sc incluyc-
ran todos los paises del mundo. A me
nos de que este asi Sc haga, debemos
protegernos con una marina poderoga
en- Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, las Flip
mas Samoa. Seril fatal la suspen-
sion que Sc indica, dldas las condicio
mes presentes, por 10 menos, hasta
que sepamos de las futuras relacioncs
del mundo.
Mr., Daniels selalo.el hecho dc cue
Inglaterra y Japon tienen unl allan
"a firmada Y que la primera cueilta
por ahora con superioridad dc
/" dreldnoughts Recomendo con in
sistencia el Secretario la terminacion
del programa naval de 1916. Esto
anadiria h marina de guerra dicz
buques del tipo mas acabado hasta
ahora conocido seis cruceros tam
poderosos mas que los existentes.
Asimismo flvorece Mr. Daniels Ia
construction de SS barcos de guerra
mas, incluyendo cruceros, caza-torpe
deros, destroyers, submarines, etc;
v para comenzar, recommends que SO
apruebe la suma de 1S4 millones de
dollres.
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e hambTG y fTiO
t0rminaran con
los pOrtOTIiQueh0S

Algunas personas que constituyen Ia
colonia portorriQuefa do New York en-
me las que SO destacan hos sefiores
don Jose crrsado, dueno de un smpor-
tante restaurant casa de huespc-
des. cl ioven intellectual don jose
Ortiz Lecodct han dirigido al comi-
sionado residente do Puerto Rico en-
Waahipgton Ia siguicnto carta que, por
Ia graveaad que roviste, rcproduci-
mos:
~Dicielhbre is do 1920.
New York city
Licdo Felix c6rdovs Davila.
Washington, D. Q.
Distinguido compatrlota:
Los quo suscribep tiencn o. honor 10
poner en- conocimiento dc I'd. que IL
actual crisis economical por que atra-
yiesa Ia ciudad DO Nueva York afecta
de tai manera los trabajadores por-
torriquefos RESIDENCES aqui. que 81 I'd.
no So digna inhuir con nuestro eobie..
20 americana con- cl hn do que 5sto
nos proporcione un transporto para xe-
tornar nuestros compatriotas nuestra
isla; tendromos que lamentar amarga-
mente que mucho dc ellos pereceran de
hambre y frio en- las heladag Gales
dc Nueva York. Duras crueles han
sido las escenas que dolorosamente hc-
mos presenciado on los Boarding
House, portofriquenos, sitio que fire.
cuentan diariamente como huseando
un lenitivo q sus desesperaciones Tes-
tigo Dc iauestrR afFmaci6n es 81 BOAR
ding House portorriqueao de don Jo-
50 crasado estabiscido en- la calle 2s,
ndlnerO 23a, oesto. Y asi. por el es-
tito, otros tantos que podemos citar.
Para que I'd. pheda darse cuenta de
nuestro testimoniO, adjunto lie remiti-
mos pn recorte del peri6dico Ell MUM
DO, que Sc edita Ell Puerto Rico, Ell.
cnal fu6 reinitidole por don Jose CRU
zado los directories del mismo. en- fe-
cha muy reciente. Como usted vera les
datos que le suministramos son tan
eiocuentes y de indole tan patri6tica y
trascondental que no dudamos nj por
un momento del 6xito do las misnas.
No hemos vacilado al dirigirnos
I'd. porque conocomps va de antemano
su reconocido patriotismo. puesto
prueba en- diatintas ocasiones en- todas
sQueIlas cuestiones quo de un modo
ctro han afeetado al porvonir do nues
ira patria.
Dado Ia impcrtancia de esta situa-
cion, nosctros esperamos de usted la
mas energica y pronta soluci6n do es-
10 asunto.
somos de I'd. muy afectnosamente,
JOSE cRUzADo
JOSE ORTIZ LECoDET.''
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Los hdbitanteS de
Fiu1nG no pUedGn
SaIir de Ia Ciudad
{ PoR CABLE FRANcEs)

ROMA diciembre %. ID Annunzio ha
prohibido a les habitanses de Fiune sa
lin de la ciudad. Ell una proclama. les
dice que cualquiera que liable NAL de
el, sera condenado n:uerte, flisilando-
sele acto seguido.
El general caviglia, quien aprieta
ell cerco contra D'Annunzio, ha exhorta-
do a sus tropas, EN- una vigorosisima
proclama. dar pruebas de discipline
y lealtad a la nacion A los legionarios
de D'Annunzio les exhorta 4 volver al
ejercito regular
ID 'Annunzio, por su parte. ha diri-
gido felicitaciones los marihos de los
torpederos que desertaron de ID armada
del Rey v excisa los demas a seguir
su ejemplo, considerable las deserciones
como dignas de ser invitadas por ira
tarse de un sacrifcio que es, todas lu-
ces, santo
El general Caviglia volo todas las
lineas telegrafcas. teief6nicas ferreas
con Fiume, que esta completamente ais
lado por TERRA aqua.
En- las cercanias de Fiume ha habi-
do un carabinero muerto u dos heridos
per bombas lanzadas por los legiona
rios, de D'Annunzio, uuien ha procla-
aado la resistencia hasa la muerte v
ha invitado los halbitantes segrirle
hasta el sacrihcio, despreciando sus vi
das y haciendas.
Ell dictador D'Annunzio ha dispuesto
que Sc efectuen numerosos registros do
miciliarios, por temer que Sc snbleve
para evitar rios de sangre, la mayoria
de la pobiaci6n
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The Porto Rico Drug Co.
DIvIDENDo soBRE
AccIoNEs PREFERIDAs

FL Board de Directories de esta Corpo-
racion Ia acordado pagar el segundo di
vidcrdo del aho 1920 de cuatro por Glen
to sobre el montante del capital Prefe-
rido, cuyo pago Sc hara Ell dia diez de
enero 1921, segun Sc indica en- el Titu
10 de la Accion
Los tenedores pueden recoger en- estas
ofcinas los cheques correspondientes pc
ro 81 no 10 hicieran, Sc les enviara por
correO, no mas tarde de dicho dia diez
dc enero de 1921.
Ponce, P. r.. dicie1cbre %, 1920
ED. DIAz BRINK, secretario, Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-27

Don David Colon Campos, Inspector
del Negociado del Trabajo, Sc haIla en-
Aibonito hacienda una inspection do
las industrias v plantaciones dc tabaco
y cafe Colon seguira luego hacia Ba-
rranQuitas comerio. con igual pro-
p6sito.
FL Negociado del Trabajo esta Fen.
hzando una labor activa en- todog los
distritos, para obtener cuanto antos Ia
information completa do todas las in
dustrias con el prop6sito do publican
pronto La guia industrial dc r. q.
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DoNAcIoNEs HEcHAs PoR
LA "coMIsIoN HIPIcA'

Ell Gobernador ha aprobadd la ST.
guientc distribution hecha por la Cont
sion hipica insnlar:
sociedad Gel Centavo Escolar,'' $1oO
Robinson Orphanage'' 100
sAsilo de sordo- Mudos'' 100
Refngio de Nifos Dssamparados', 100
Asilo de Ancianos Desamparados,' 100
sociedad "El zapato de los Nihos
Pobres'', 100
sociedad Ell Hogar Infantil''. 100
Asociaci6n sEl Ropero de los Ninos
Pobres 100
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-27

BUcAREsT.-Las bodas del principe
Carol, de Rumania. con Ia princesa Els
ma, de Grecia, Y la del Principe herede
TO de Grecia con la princesa Isabel de
Rumania. Sc celebraran de un momen-
to a otro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-27
LA MAYENDIA TRABAJA MANA
MA EN- Ell "CINE PUERTO RICO

Mafana dara su Ultima function en-
Ell "Cine Puerto Rico la aplaudida
cupletista Consuelo Mayendia.
Reina gran .entusiasino para asistir
a tan atrayente espectaculo.
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ATENAs.--Rhalis, jefe del Gobier-
no, presento la renuncia por haberse ne
gado el general ingles Kelly aceptar
el Gordon de la orden del Salvador. que
lie fu6 conferido.
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FRANcrA REDUCE sU
PREsUPUEsTo DE 1921

III uomit6 da Hacienda dc la C6mara
de Diputados on Francia annncia que
tres billones de frances han sido elimi-
nados del presupuesto confeccionado por
el gobierno para 81 aho de 1891. en- eI
que aparecia un d6hcit dc esa cantidad.
Los Ministries han aceptado las rebaias
hechas. pero el comite espera la apro-
oaci6n por parte del ministerio de la
Guerra do otras importantes rodnccio-
,ea
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-27

HABANA.-Ha llegado esta capital
cl eximio literato Eugenio Noel,
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cHooUE DE AUTOMOBILES

I'm oaguas M canton choc6 con un
automovii, resultando ambos con des-
pcrfoctos.
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MADRID, diciembre 25.--La primera
amortization de Navidad, 905S. dos mi
nones de pesetas. correspondi6 al argen-
tino Alfredo Mortejo.
lei gobernador de Barcelona, senior
Anido, felicit6 a la policia por su vigo
rosa campaha contra los sindicalistas de
Catalina
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I T0TTGmOtOS con-
uneven ell Esta-
do de Tennessee
tcABLE INGLEs)

TENNESSEE I'm terremoto conmo
vi6 esta madrugada casi todo Ell Estado.
Ell fenomeno vino acompanado de true
nos horribles No ha habido desgracias.
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NUEvA YoRK-De Desarr6llase, de mo
do alarmante, la s'infuenza Hay mi
les de atacados
Cinco companias de fabricantes de
albagalde han sido soretidas proceso.
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LoNDREs. La situacion en- Irlanda
Sc ha agravado inmensamente La ''Aso
ciaci6n de poetas pidio al Gobierno mas
hunanidad en- ell trato los presos po-
liticos FL ntimero de armas muni-
clones que ha ocupado la policia es ma
yor que nunca.
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SISTER MIAI2Y'S KITCHEN
Copyright 1890 by tne N. f. Al

SSLle housekeepers think that IL the
81 4st.,G CLEANING is not done by'
!. certain date the skies will fall ana
tns family will die OF a germ.
IN this day OF hardwood floors and
rugs 1t is impossible for a house to
accumulate the dust in hidden nookx
mat resulted from heavily carpetdi
uoors. The USE of vacuum.cleaner
Keeps any house clean and free from
Dust and makes the spring cleaning
more Of freshening proposition.
Until furnace fires. either ones own
or oneiA neighbours are out Of the sea.
son, new paper and curtains soon lose
their pristine beauty. The renovation
OF a house is dependent entirely on
the weather.
Menu for Tomorrow
: BREAKFAST = Halves Of grape
fruit, French toast, syrup, coffee.
LUNCHEON = Dreamed sweet.
breads In croustades, celery, mock
cherry pie. tea.
DINNER = Nut loaf, celery sauce,
steamed rice, vegetable salad, hard.
boiled egg dreLJing, date pudding,
coffee.
Ny Own Recipes
Try putting a dash OF salt on break.
asst grapefruit instead OF sugar. 1t
% very stimulating to jaded appetite.
And keep in mtnde that tart fruit
ana cream or milk will not mix hap.
PLY. Riddles always want a cereal
Tor breakfast and grapefruit is not
the fruit to give them. Orange Juice
supplies minerals without the amount
OF acid found in grapefruit Little
folks makes 1t necessary to plan two
kinds of morning meal
crearied sWeetbreads In croustades
IL pound sweetbreads
tablespoons butter
IL tablespoon flouS
Salt
Pepper
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secretary-get information from the
natives keep records OF archaeological
finds, such stuff"
Barbara sat regarding his doubtful
ly. When you are preparing for a
proposal OF marriage IT is temporarily
ciScorcertirg to receive a suggestion
Silat YOU embark, for the South Seas.
What does ii offer?" she asked fin
ally.
"oh, everything" cried Jim, with
the air of one who has difficulty in
keeping his enthusiasm within bounds.
Good salary-interesting voyage
contact with great minds-all that sort
OF thing. And when you get back you
ought to be able to write great stuff
monographs-articles on the native as
you found him, ETC."
How long is the expedition to be
gomez asked Barbara.
"oh, two or three years, maybe
more" Jim dismissed that question
vaguely. But one thing, Barbara" he
leaned toward her earnestly. Its
only fair to warn you that the trip has
Its dangers. The storms on the Pacific
are something fierce at times. And
there are an sorts OF dreadful tropical
diseases you'll have to look out for.
And the natives Of the Solomons-well,
! believe they were cannibals once.
Probably they're decent enough now
but do be CAREFUL"
You speak quite as II had already
said yes" said Barbara.
"Oh, it's chance in a million for an
unmarried woman with no RESPONSE
bilides.'
But l never said 1 would never be
be married." cried Barbara indignant.
ly.
"If eventually. why not" leased
Jim. Then stopped as he caught a
certain look in Barbara's eyes. my
dear, you don't-why you can't
mean"
Il didn't know did" murmured the
girl as she allowed herself to be drawn
into his willing arms, until saw you
trying to get rid of me down in the
South Seas, without caring how long
| was gone or what danger l was int"
Jim, supremely content, held her
close. tits lucky you sent for me to
get my advice" he said.
Yes, isn't it," whispered Barbara.
But II it hadn't been for the chance to
go on that expedition might never
have found out"
That's right, darling" murmured
Jim. Over her dear brown head he
smiled happily, If whimsically, as he
thanked his lucky stars Prof. Alan was
too busy collecting Inca relics in Peru
to give him away, and reflected that
1t takes both courage and Imagination
OF Munchausen to put anything over
on a Sweet Girl Graduate.
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THE DAILY
SHORT STORY
Along Came jim.
81 3 Louis RoYhoId.

GET CERTAINLY was a problem
this knowing what to do when
you were Sweet Girl Graduate
OF aweek's standing with three posi-.
tons In the office to choose from.
Should she teach French in the local
nigh school, become an assistant mat
ron In the distant city home for way.
ward girls or take the Job of private
secretary to the senior member of n
wellknown law firm? There they were
three excellent opportunities, any
one Of which a girl might TO glad to
seize,
And, OH. to be sure, incidentally,
there was yet one more-namely,
position as wife of James Rittredge
Stuart good.looking, rapidly rising,
very devoted friend of long standing.
But Barbara curled her lip at the
thought of following up her years and
years of study by-marrtage. What n
comedowni Any girl could be married
but OF aheadaof her. Barbara, lay un.
conquered fields accessible to only the
equipped few.
She hadn't seen Jim for some time
not since the Ivy Night dance when he
had asked her for the fifth and, ac-
cording to him, the final time, to marry
him.
st may not be modern idea, sweet
heart, he had urged as they stood in
ting lantern hung balcony between
dances, "but I've a queer notion that
I'd like to have you step from your
fathers home into mine--ours-with.
out the intervening knocking up
against the world so many girls think
essential today"
Barbara brought her thoughts back
to the present. II might not be a bad
ideato ask Jim's advice in her dilem.
ma. 1t really was one thing in Jims
favor that he was so dependable-al.
ways at hand when she wanted him.
Stretching out a slim arm, she de
tached the receiver OF the telephone
on the stand, gave the numSsr, and, as
!, the answer came, wondered Why Jim's
voice, low and deep, always sent a
tHtill over the wire,
Jim, can't you come up some eve.
ming? I've got to decide which of
three positions to take and want your
advice This evening? Good y
What you have fourth position. for
me2 Now, Jim"
But either Jim had hung up or the
connection was broken, and Barbara
made no effort to get it back. She was
bit provoked. Why wouldn't Jim be
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serious. The fourth position, of course
was to marry him.
That evening as Jim looked upon
Barbara, slender and charming in
come sort of a gray crepe de chine
gown with suede slippers to match,
he told himself that she was too alto.
gether lovely to be even mentioned in
The same breath with the pursuit of
heather gods and goddesses. But ii
he had expressed such a comment
audibly, Barbara would not have com.
pretended its significance = until
some time late in the evening.
II the girl observed the fact that
Jim did not linger as long as usual
over saying good evening, which in
volved holding her slim hand in greet.
ing, and that he seated himself, not on
the settee beside her, but in a wing
chair some feet away, she gave no
sign. Immediately she plunged into
details regarding her three offers,
while Jim listened attentively, inter-
estedly, and gravely. AS she finished,
he nodded thoughtfully.
Then, They're all right, any one Of
them, Barbara" he said slowly; "but
how about this one OF mine? True, 1t
will involve considerable sacrifice at
first, but think | can assure you in
the future" he paused.
And Barbara. quite sure of the in
evitable sixth proposal, put up pro
testing, impatient hand. "Oh, JIM"
she begged.
Wait" said Jim, imperturbably
calm. You've heard me speak OF Prof.
Barbara nodded, puzzled.
We'll, he is organizing an eSpedi-
ton to the Marques Islands to gather
material for his books on Polynesian
rites and idols. believe there are
several women going along. dean of
a western college for a doctor, and so
on, but they are after a young woman
who's peaks French fluently to act as
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l cup MIX

cup MIX
Stuie btead
t,rcpa:e sweatbreads by putting into
cold water for an hOLr, draining and
parbofling III aciGuiated sailed water
for 80 minutes and blanchiug in cold
water. Separate in pieces, removing
membrane. Make sauce OF butter,
Lour ana milk. Add sweetbreads ana
season. Cat bread two inches thick
and shape in circles or squares. Cut
out the center leaving q shell. Spread
with butter and brown in quick ov-
ell. Fill centers with creamed sweet
breads.
Mock Cherry Pie.
1 cup raistns (seeded)
l cup cranberries
l cup sugar
l teaspoon cornstarch
Water to cover
Wash and pick over cranberries.
Cook raisins and berries together for
~ minutes in enough water to cover.
Dilute cornstarch in little cold wa
ter and stir into mixture. Add sugar
and bake between two crusts.
Hara.solled Egg Dressing
IL teaspoon mustard
teaspoon salt
l egg yolk raw
2 hard.boiled eggs
4 tablespoons Oil
8 tablespoons vinegar
Paprika
Mix mustard, salt, and paprika and
add to raw yolk. Work in the hard.
boiled yolks with fork. When well
mixed add oil and vinegar slowly.
Beat until thoroughly blended and add
the chopped whites OF the hard.boiled
eggs. Arrange vegetables and lettuce
in salad bowl and pour over dress.
ing. This is good dressing to use
with plain lettuce.
T. N. T. in the kitchen means TEN.
per not temperate.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-19
Gave Party.

A number OF young folks were en-
tertained at the home OF Miss Doro-
thy Lafferty, Wednesday evening, with
ST. Patrick's day party. For sew
eral hours the guests were entertain
ed with games and music. During
the evening refreshments were served
Those who enjoyed the evening were:
Misses Elizabeth Post, Riva Matheny.
Iona Potter. Maybellc Clayton, Grace
Potter, Ethel Davis, Ttelma Davis
Eva Schlotter. Dorothy Lafferty. and
Messrs: Clarence Fast, Willis Booro
Walter Davis, Thomas Schlotter, Her.
man Post, William Sloane, Fred Hottie
Fred Hess, Dwight Lafferty and Glenn
Lafferty.
Personals.
Mrs. Jas. Layman was a visitor in
Fairmont Wednesday.
Carl Schlotter and John Davis were
at Riyesville Thursday evening view
ing the basketball game.