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Soup Wholesome
Food for Family
Many Different Styles
Are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Are GiUcn.
Hi MKs. VI. a. WILSON.

Copyright. 1920. by Mrs. NJ. \. wilson !,
Properly made soup Is wholesome
and nutritious ana 1t adds much TO
tho elegance OF the dinner. For this
reason | wish that every housewife
might make II with success. Among
~, ~ many Ie!'cious soups there are
style; many OF those recipes, came
from old France. Taken AT the begin
nins OF the meal. SOUP stimulates the
dch Tor the rest Of the meal
Creole cooks In particular excel in
INC preparation Of soups and purces,
which are made entirely from yeEe-
tables and fish They nave prcscrvcd
many OF The old French customs, and
among them Is the daily plate Of sour.
IN rance soup enters largely into
the life OF the people. y morning cup
OF nouilion Is served in the most en-
elusive homes. while a plate of SOUP
is the csScntial portion OF the peas
and hovcl alike. While again a dciici-
ous cup OF cold bouilion. with tasty
crackers. helps TO make The success of
the tea Soirccs
The southern Creolcs have neglect
cd the morning cup of bouillon, but
they Stli retain the daily dish for
luncheon and dinner. Mad they have
introduced new connection OF their
own called gumbo.
The Making.
IhcT lay Great stress upon two es-
s'h'in'N ~ Siif'sSSfNl lnaE1ng OF
soup-iirst: ii must not go above the
boiling point. just a gentle bubblinE
second, after once started no water
should b. added.
Always start with cold watcn with
out salt or seasoning. iicnt slowly.
Keeping the pot closely covered The
protein, "hlch !. tn. chief constituent
or the meat. iS drawn into the iuuid.
thus maxim, Il savory and nutritious.
Rapid boiling destroys the fine aroma
ana N"ia,l!c o.$ which escape in the
steam Keep the scum Off as fast as
II comes To the surface remove il and
continue cooking until the meat drops
from tho bones, which must ,hcn hc
removed from tho soup Strain into >,
cool
Remove tho rat and return 10 tie
kettle 70 clarity: this is don" by add
ing tho white and she'll of egg mixed
Ia half a cup OF cold water. to tho
soup. Bring 10 a boil. cook for nvc
minutes and then SO; aside TO settle.
nlra'h tnrHlGn NAPKIN. which is
" this rule is carefully followed "A
line clear stock viii be tho result i
wi!i ne OF a joily!Ikc consistency and
VIII keep sweet anu fresh for several
days in the hottest weather
one pound OF lean beef
one pound of lean veal
Three pounds Of soup bones.
Two m'tiium- sized onions.
ono carrot.
Fcw celery leaves.
When the celery is cheap and p!cn-
tifu!, save the white and green leaves.
and dry them in tho oven Put in a
clean mason jar for future use Wash
INC meat and proceed 30 make the
stock as previously stated. When
ready, poet AMI dice the vcEats bios
ana add 20 the broth. Cook one hour
Longer. The meat from The mock and
portion of the shoulder arc good to
use, and only meat ot good uuaiit.-
should be used. for upon,ils and close
Observation to the above rules de-
pends the success of the dish Tho
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making OF good soup Is indeed an art.
Creole Soups.
Rice.
Two pints OF stock.
Onc-half cup OF rice.
WASH and cook the rice IN the stock
until tender. Then add Que teaspoon
ct chopped parsley.
one set .ible,s
one hard boiled egg,
Two cups Of chicken broth.
pDc quart of stock
one onion.
On" email carrot.
onc-halt turnip.
Juice OF one lemon,
Bunch or pothcrbS.
one tablespoon OF flour.
thop the vegetables very fine. Then
run out IN the cooking. and put all
toSether N the SOUP Kettle with sea-
hand. use the raw or cold cooked meat
bones and add water. Use preferably
chicken bones. Let simmer for three
hours and then strain and mash the
liver fine and add it to the broth. sea-
SoninS with red pepper and lemon
juice.
boiled egg in the dish and pour the
SOUP over thcm. This soup can be mad .
from the leftover carcass of chicken.
Fish Soup.
This is the famous fast-day soup
served in New Orleans:
One and onc-half pounds OF any kind
OF fish.
-Four onions chopped Gnc.
Six tomatoes or one and onc-Iuartcr
cups of canned tomatoes,
one bunch Of pothcrbS.
-Four tablespoons OF salad OIL
-Four tablespoons Of -four,
Three pintS of water.
Chop tho onion and fry in salad oil !:
add nour and brown well. Add all tho
other ingredients except the fish, rub
tomatoes through fine sieve and then
add watcr Boil gently for onc-half
hour ana then put the fish in. When
cooked remove tho herbs and add cay
cnne pepper. Salt to taste. Serve the
fish soup N a turccn, pouring Il over
slices Of nicely toasted bread. Sprinkle
over the top finely chopped parsley.
Crab Soup.
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Thrcc tomatoes or three quarters cup
of canned tomatoes.
One bunch 1T pothcrbS.
one large onion.
one Glove of garlic.
Garlic may bc omitted il not liked.)
TWO tablespoons Of butter.
Boil the crabs for twenty minutes,
Then cool and clean thoroughly. caro-
Iuliy taking all the meat from tho body
ana claws. Scald and skin tomatoes,
squeezing the pulp from the seeds. Pour
water. ABOUT ono cup. over tho seeds
ana juice. and strain. Chop tho onion
ana garlic and cook in butter. AS they
hcGin 10 brown add tomatoes, simmer
Ing Tor Il few minutes, and add we'll
seasoned crab meat: Sift in onc-half cup
Of brcadcrunhs and ono pint of water
Cook SLOWLY Tor ono hour. add the juice
Of lemon and seasoning Serve with
toasted cracker and sprinkle with
grated cheese.
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"DANGER AHEAD"
The Engineers Care

MERE is danger ahead for some of us who do not
look after the proper handling of the human body.
- Exactly as the power of the steam engine depends
upon the amount Of energy it produce from fuel
the power of the man depends upon the amount Of
energy ne can produce from his food Success and power
IN war or IN peace, business craftsmanship depends
upon good digestion and pure blood.
Ii the engine is properly oiled and cared for it will last
great many years, and in the way if the human
mechanism is properly looked after it will last the allotted
three score and ten years The human system must be
laboratory for the constant manufacture of rich red
blood and the blood depends upon the stomach.
OF ovework without good pure blood any more than the
engine can run smoothly without OIL After many years
or study IN the active practice of medicine Dr. Pierce
found that when the stomach of order the blood
impure and there We're symptoms OF general breakdown
tonic made of the Alternative extracts of certain herbs and
roots was the best corrective This he called Dr. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery. For over half of cent,lr
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without alcohol this Medical Discovery does not shrink
up the red blood cousce but the other hand it in
creases their number and they become round and healthy
1t helps the stomach to or take up the proper
elements from the food thereby aiding digestion and elm
mating dyspepsia, heartburn, and many uncomfortable
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WIN excessive tissue waste especially in convaescence
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Constipated! Here's Relief

Not that often harmful. always vio-
lent and temporary help that comes
from harsh purEItivcs, hut the COM
Portable, gratifying, corrective rcgu-
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but gently cleanse the system of waste
matter and fcrmcnting foods and give
YOU keen zest for hard work and
neaithful recreation. All druggists
25c.-idV
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rs MILLIONS!
'Cascarets" is biggest selling
Laxative -Cathartlc for
Liver and Bowels

Twenty-Five million boxes of Cascn-
rcts were sold last year to folks who
wanted relief without injury from Con-
stipation. Biliousncss. indigestion.
Gases. Colds and Sick Headache. cas-
carrots work willie you sleep, removing;
tho toxins, poisons and sour. indiges-
tiblc waste without gripping or incon-
vcnicncc. Cascarcts regulate by
strengthening the bowel muscles
They never weaken or shock tho liver
like calomcl or harsh pills. Cascarets
cost so little, too.--Adv.
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NEGL.ECT|NG THAT
COLD OR COUGH?
Why, when DIR. Kings New Dis
cOyery so promptly
checks it

rs natural you don't want to be
\ careless and let that old cold or
a cough drag on or that new attack
develop seriously. Not when you can
get such n proved susccssful remedy
as Or. Kings New Discovery.
Cold, cough, grippe. Group does not
resist this standard rclicvcr very long
Its quality is as high today as it al
ways has bccn-and it's been growing
steadily in popularity for moro than
fifty years. 60c and sl.c0 a bottle at
all druggists.
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

FREDERICKSBURG. Jan. 27--Mr and
Mrs. Thomas II. Howcrton. Of Wnvcrly. an
IA rri.ES of their daHEhtcr. Miss Emily
Fleming Hasscli, OF Fountain. y. G.. son
OF tho late Rev. y. 81. Hasseli. formerly OF
Fro def .cks burg.
IiT:ArHSv1LLE. Jan. c7-Mr. and MIS-.
James H. Kent. or wicomico. have an
r"unccd the engagement OF their daugh-
TOR. Emile katnlcen, to Levin Fisher. ;he
marriage 10 take place In April.
HEATTSElLI.E. Jan. sT.--Miss Gertrude
Purcell and Frank Anthony. OF Hague.
wcro married by the Rev. +. -. Goodwin.
FREDERlcKSBURG. Jan. 27.--John T..
GOWN; OF Garrisonyii!c;, Stafford COUNTY;
MIR. and Mrs. .. Il. Minor OF Mathews
County, wcr. married Al the Episcopal par
sonaEe at Mathcwe COurthouse.
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STATE DEMOCRATS TO MEET
Committee to Issue Call for COnven-
lion Following Meeting Hero
February 10.

Apportionnent OF delegates 10 the
National Democratic Convention ut
San Francisco and the setting OF n
date for the State convention, which
Will elect these delegates. will come
before tho state Democratic Commit
February 10.
The date for the meeting o: the
State committee was set yesterday.
The sessions will be held az Murphy
Hotel and will open at $3.50 o'clock
ON the niEht OF February 10.
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given six Months for Yacrnncx.

George Taiiaferro. arraigncd in the
Hastings Court yesterday on charge
Of vacrancy. was found guilty by the
jury and sentenced to serve six months
in Jail. Motion was made to set aside
the verdict and argument In the case
will lie heard latc-. The case came
from tho Police Court OIL appeal
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stomachs arc strong enough to grapp,e
with, all conditions of restaurants,
hotels, clubs. dcpotS and banuueta
The safe plan is to be provided with
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, that YOU
may eat rich and Dalatablc food served
or selected and not be troubled with
gas. sour risings or such forms of in
digestion. These tablets digest food
they assist the stOma ch secretions. and
for this reason people who travel away
from home and must cat ms II is served
may play safe by taking ono or two
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets after each
meal.
You can get these tablets in any
drug Htore anywhere in the IJnifea
States or Canada, which shows in what
general favor they arc among those
who have learned how to enjoy their
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Max David wtten ta.,. Greensboro.
y. C.
F.nn. IIorw!tz t33). Richmond.
Homer Dan Camp can. Richmond.
...i.. Josephine Epgclk!us 90, RICH
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y. J.. Stuart. Dick Davis. W. % Nc.
Cutcheon, Frank Leach. Rodger Creek
mur, Or. Pat Carroll. Or. w. W. Faulk-
ner, DIR. j. Is. Dalton. DIR. Frank Ray,
John 6. Tyrec and NJ. u. Lacy.
benefit Dance.
Under the auspices OF st. Patriclt's
Aiumnac Association benefit dance
VIII be held tonight IN St. patriclS's
School auditorium. Twcnty-sixth and
Grace Streets. An orchestra will fur
ntsh the music for the OCCASION
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or the Confederate Memorial Literary So
cicty, called for this morning at the
Museum, has been indefinitely postponed.
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IN AND our or TOWN,

Miss Mary Wesson. OF Powhatan, came
cert.
Hiss Thorcse Nurncy. OF Suffolk Is
sp:ndinE some dime in Richmond.
Mr. aud Mrs. j.. -, Williams have been
recent guests at tho Chambcr!in Hotel.
OLD Point Comfort.
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wOMEN'S MEETINGS,

Tho meeting OF the Richmond Chapter.
h. c.. which called FOR this morn :
Ing at Lee Camp Hull. has been postponed
until further notice.
Evening journal., 1920-02-20
ROOT URGES CURB
ON DICTATORSHIP
Also Denounces "Bolshevist
Officials" in N. Y. Repub-
Iican Keynote Speech
OPPOSES TREATY
AS NOW DRAWN

NEW YORK. Feb 20-Ehhu Root out
lined at the Republncan State Conven-
Zion here last night the platform upon
which ne believes The party should go
ID ihe polls IN November Most strik-
ing OF his proposals were:
Decentralization OF the executive
powers which have made the President
"more suioeraiic than any sovereign
IN the civilized world
Raiincatlon Of the peace treaty with
senate amendments "long before the
Presidential elections"
Reform Of the League OF Nations
covenant by congress OF nations at
ihe call OF "a Republican President inn
mcdiatcly after March Z, 1921, 10
establish the rule OF public right
rather than The rule OF mere expedi-
oncy"
Rigid governmental economy and the
adoption Of an executive budget.
Limitation OF the right TO strike at a
point where 10 conflicts with self-pres-
ovation OF the community; establish
ment OF a labor tribunal with power
20 enforce its mandates
Revision Of the system OF taxation
(which involves the tariff"
Amerlcanization and The elimination
OF "a lot Of Bolshevlki or Bolshevikl
sympaihzers' from public Office.
Universal military training.
Mr.. Roots address, made at con-
Ncnlion called to recommend four dele
gates ai large at the opening gun OF
The campaign. 10 was prepared after
Informal conferences with the most
distinguished Republicans Of the State
Nlorc important than all Mr.. Root
said. IS the necessity that we shall re-
store our Bepub 'can form Of govern
ment with the liberty Of the Individual
citizen preserved by limitations upon
official power. and put an end to the
diolaiorshlp which was created in or
der 10 carry on The war. BY series
OF statutes unprecedented In scope and
liberality, with singleness Of purpose
and patriotic devotion worthy Of all
praise, the American people conferred
upon the President powers broader and
more autocratic than were possessed
by any sovereign In the civilized world
Or capacity for effort, our fortunes.
Evening journal., 1920-02-20

our liberty OF conduct, our lIvee, were
freely placed at The disposal Of an
Executive whose authority was so vast
that It's limits were impercept BILE. The
authority was exercised by the Presl-
dent, by his heads Of departments his
bureau chiefs, his Government agents
and his personal agents 10 the full.
without question, because the people Of
America were ready for any sacrifice
TO win the war
Peace has come, In fact, II not
technically; but The war powers OF the
Executive still continue. They should
be brought to an end 10 is not a
simple thing. for new conditions have
been created. which should be dealt
with at the same time by new stat
utes adapted to the conditions OF peace,
and subject to the limitations upon
power Of our constitutional system.
There Is a double immediate pur-
pose to be served One 20 restore the
habit Of freedom. II is dangerous for
a people TO acquire the habit Of bow
ing TO power without limits They
soon become subservlent, and then
character essential TO freedom degen-
crates. The other Is TO stop a multi
tude OF interferences, ill-iudged al
though well meant, with the natural
course Of business through which
alone natural laws can operate 10 re-
store normal conditions"
The appeal OF President Wilson IN
October. 1918, for the election Of
Democratic Congress, he declared was
mot merely an injustice 10 the Re
publican Senators and Representatives,
who, with splendid loyalty, had sup
ported every forward step Of the Ad-
mlnistration," but ut was a demand for
the continuance Of supreme power by
the election OF a Congress which would
submit Itself 10 the orders of an
Executive acting at once as a party
leader In politics and a dictator in gov
ernment. II was the instinct OF Amerl-
can democracy that repellcd the demand
such long has been the government Of
Mexico A government with a Louis
Napoleon at one end and a pleblsciie al
the other and with naught but sub
servience between Is not free republle
IL Is autocracy by consent.
The Presidents defiance Of the an
thority OF The Senate to advise upon
Evening journal., 1920-02-20

the covenant OF the League OF Nations
and TO give or withhold its consent TO
the ratification Of thestreaty containing
It." be continued, was an assertion OF
right to continue the same autocratic
power. II was q challenge to the right
OF any officer OF the United States Gov
ernment to exercise his powers In any
way which had not the approval OF the
Chief Executive.
Right 10 Perform Duty Challenged
"The President had the constitutional
authority and duty 10 negotiate a
treaty. The Senate had the constltu-
tlonal authority and duty 10 advise and
to consent or refuse to consent In ac-
cordance with their judgment. The
right 20 perform that duty was chal-
lenged. BY all the tremendous power
OF a President Commanding millions OF
clvil and military subordinates and
controlling the expenditures OF billions
OF money. Senator'S were threatened II
they did not submit their judgment TO
the Presidential Will"
The treaty they were called upon TO
consider, Mr.. Root declared, was
fatally defective In several respects. not
only from the standpoint OF the vital
interests OF the United States, but con-
sdered as an instrument designed TO
secure the future peace Of the world.
IL was the duty OF the Senator's, he
said, to "test the true meaning Of every
paragraph, to consider the conditions
which the provisions were TO meet. to
estimate the human forces Of self-inter-
est and prejudice and passion under the
influence OF which the treaty was 10 be
applied and to form their own judgment
upon the results which would be pro-
duced for America and for civilization.
reservations Remedy Objections.
NIhe reserNaLi0ns adnnled hv the
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every member Of the league by armed
force against external aggression, mo
matter what our people at the time
think about the right and wrong OF the
controversy, or about the wisdom or
FOLLY OF entering upon It.
1T seems clear to me that in the in
terests Of the worlds peace. which all
America desires TO promote. this treaty
ought 10 be ratified With the reserva-
uons OF the Senate, and that without
hose reservations In their fair and hon
est substance 1t ought not to be ratified
! hope the treaty will be ratified with
the reservations long before the Presi-
Dental election. That viii be done If
Evening journal., 1920-02-20

Senate" he insisted. remedy. SO far os
the United states is concerned. the
chief objections to the treaty. They
prevent our entrance into the League
OF Nations from being an abandonment
OF the Monroe Doctrine, with lrrepar-
able injury to the United States and. no
benefit TO the rest Of the world
Especially important. asserted Mr..
Root Is that they prevent the "lncred-
ible mistake" Of Article 10 The agree
ment in that article TO preserve as
against external aggression the terri
torial integrity and existing political
independence Of all members OF the
league" he argued, binds the United
states when occasion arises 10 defend
Evening journal., 1920-02-20
Worn Out Women
Many Women Feel Tired All The Time
And Sleep Fails To Refresh Them.

They feel languid, faint and veal
especially in the morning; the appetite
becomes variable, digestion impaired,
they often have headache and pain in
the back, hips and loins, cold hands and
feet The blood becomes thin and
watery, the nerves lacking in strength,
the complexion sallow, the cheeks
sunken, the bust flattened and reduced
and the disposition irritable and nerv-
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fore taking them. Sold by Druggists
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Have You Given Up?

Are you one of the s5es of men
ever 65 years old who have given
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The cell-salts so abundant in the
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The heart action slows down. the
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the blood lacks sufficient supply
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OF the body fail to function.
The body in youth possesses more
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That's because there Is an abun-
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the body is young-and the blood is
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the President permits It. II that is not
done. then that is what think the
Republican party ought TO stand for.
Should Urge Reform OF Covenant.
Immediately after March 4, 1921, a
Republican President Should urge upon
the society OF nations the reform OF
the League covenant, so as 10 make Il
establish the rule OF public right rather
Continued on Page Five
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Druggists refund money IL PAZO ONT.
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