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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
CHOICE RECIPES
FINE AMERICAN COOKING
THE VOGUE AT ATLANTIC CITY
BY u. Il. Wyrnan, Chef..

TGMtsEe&D - AAss SNESAss 81
On the board walk facing the AT
lantic one Will find the worlds great
est resort hotels, hotels which repre-
sent all that Is modern in constructions
for%the housing of thousands Of guests
both winter and summer. Some of
chefs in charge OF the catering
departments of these famous caravan
saries are known throughout the
world as masters of the culinary art
and one would expect to find many
new and novel dishes on their menus.
l was more than surprised to find
that in the majority ofsthe cafes and.
dining rooms the dishes featured were
Of the old New England and Southern
school Of cookery, cooked and served
as we seldom find them in their ma
tive sections. as
4, At n 5of the best Of these hotels
they feature shell fish, fresh fish,
poultry and desserts as served in the
South, and I will give your readers
the recipes that were the mos pops
ular.
Cream salad Dressing.
For q salad dressing served with
chilled hearts Of lettuce mash very
fine in bowl the yo&i Of one hard
boiled 6 and add to it half q tea
spoon Of salt, one teaspoon OF mustard
and one tablespoon Of tarragon vine
gar; mix we'll. and beat in slowly two-
thirds OF q cup. Of sweet cream, beat
until thick. Dress hearts Of lettuce
with this dressing and garpish stripe
Of pimento and sliced hard boiled egg
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
URGED TO
1 SEEK LOWER TAXES
y FOR THE PUBLIC

Cleveland, Ohio, July 15.--Dec1ar-
Hfing that as the banks had set the pace
during the world war period for the
greatest thrift movement America has
ever known, they should now exert
SAheir influence in behalf, Of govern
States Senator Pomerene OF Ohio to-
day urged the members Of the Ohio
Bankers association in convention
here TO make strong declaration for a
feduction in expenditures and <conse-
aAuent relief for the people from ex-
EtessiveG taxation.
q Senator Pomerene particularly OBJ
'3ected tosthe proposed large appropr1-
ations/ for the army and navy, declar-
Ing the latter especially not to- be
justified in view-of present world con
ditions..:S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
Frudt Harts with whipped Cream.

One OF the beach tea rooms serves
these delicious tarts. For the shells
sift two cups Of flour with mi tea
spoon OF baking powder and rub into
1t two tablespoons OF butter until It
has thei appearance. OF co6rse meal.
Beat Slightly one egg and mix with
half a cup OF, milk: combine the flour
mixture and work to e. smooth dough.
Roll opt one-quarter inch thick and
with; It line cup cake or patty shell
mouldA I'LL with dry beans and bake
out theNbeans and I'LL with a mixture
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
Sea Food Cocktaa a Ia .eBpardwalk."

sea g Cocstah q Ia S"B9ardWalk."
zone Of the most popular appetizers
q sea,sfood cocktail. For this n
should have the Supreme glasses;
place on the Ice in the outer. glass two
whole peeled cooked shrirnps, two
nice pieces Of lobster, two crab claws
md two raw oysters or small CLAIMS,
and IA the small center glass pour a
sauce made by mixing six tablespoons
OF chilli salce with three tablespoons
OF mayonnaise, two teaspoons chopped
mustard pickle, half a teaspoon grated
onion, one tablespoon chopped parsley,
one teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, a
little lemon juice and q seasoning OF
salt and paprika. Small soup plates
filled with cracked ice and a. sher-
bet glass, set in the center can be
used In place Of the Supreme glasses.
Editor's Note-when fresh lob.
ster, crabssand shrImps cannot be
had, the canned nes r really
equally satisfactory.
She'll Fish en- "Casscrolette."
"a novelty was lobster meat served
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
TRANSCONTINFNTAL
FREIGHT SERVICE.
WILL BE STARTED

Muskegon. Mich, July, 15.--An-
ps0gncerlent was made here today by
6n3cers OF the Muskegon Railway and
NaxtEauon company OF the compile
Hon Of preliminary arrangements be-
SweAn the Pennsylvania railroad and
,We4tern trunk lines for establishing
direct transcontinental freight service
N8ysway OF Muskegon and Milwaukee,
ESThe step was taken to avoid con
kestion of the Chicago terminal In
yfansconttnental shipments, it was an
6ounced. 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
During the Fair All Next Week
R~aspbaria,
crate I. ..$4.5o
FRESH

B~lnebaries, st. box. .asc
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
DE MERS AVENUE
/ PAVEMENT REPAIRS
( COMPLETED TODAY

4 The repair work on tho pavement
Con DeMers avenue near the Grand
Forks approach toNthe bridge is a
ttically completed. The only thing re-
manning to be done is the filling of
gravel between the pavement blocks.
B Owing to the settling of the bank
experienced with the pavement near
1.-THE bridge, whichstends to become 9un-
sseven on account of the sinking of the
Sground beneath. Every few. this
Epavement must be torn up and relaid.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15
Bank Stocks
i OF the County
Are Equalixed

fNe-Nrf s8t-EtE@F1S.~ t-EE.g.a rsEfHa !
Members Of the board Of equa1iza-
ton, before closing their session,
equalization Of assessments on the
various bank stocks Of the county
were adjusted.
The adjustment Of the bank stocks
follow:
Assessment.
First National Bank
astfs Grand Forks ..........$151,391.00
Northwestern Natl Bank.
Grand Forks !. ........ 100,929.00
Northern State Bank
II Grand Forks .....N s7,ss6.00
First Savings Bank, Grand
sno nehxs trust Co. '7'Sss,00
Grand Forks .......... 31,36s.oo
Peoples State Bank....N assessment
gElk Valley Bank, Lari-
National Bank, Larimore. 20, 246.oo
First National, Bank, !.
Northwood $500. =. 4 ,775.00
Citizens National Banks
N6rthwood ........... 39,183.00
State Bank Reynolds. 100000
Farmers Bank of Emerald, 22,307.00
EMERALD ........... 100000
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank, mister. 1s,4ss.oo
Honeyford State Bank,
III Honeyford .-.......... 13,890,0o
ssArvilla State Bank; Arvilla 2~l,2OO.O0
Mekinock State Bank,
Mekinock ..... ....... 1S.578.O0
Niagara ..........! =. 1e,157.oo
First State Bank, Marvel. 14,2S8.o0
tHFYrst State Bank, Kempton IL, 10000
EBank of Inkster ....... 23,189.0o
Bank of Orr ........... 1s,404.0o
EHD~-1r ~ NIS~ r,~o n.y.. 80 OF RQ1 M
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-15

of rai9tns made-b by cooking one pound
OF seeded raistns with one and a half
cups OF water, one slice OF lemon and
half q cup OF orange Juice until the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27

have both contributed magnificent
prizes for ia eevents
Prizes assigned. and to be awarded
an the race course Saturday for the
winners in last Saturdays races were
as follows: Free-for-all race. Wingate.
| hrEf. loving cup; Everett, secoad.
flash light. Four mile race. Wingate.
first. box cigars; Standard. second.
heating outfit. Several bicycle ac-
eessories were awarded to the win
ners of the bicycle races, All to be
presented formally at the Judges
stand Saturday afternoon during the
races.
The secretary Of the association, S.
h Crosby, was Instructed to get in
touch with the Excelsior. Harley Day
idsen and Isdian motorcycle firms in
regard to the world trials to be run
here next spring. notifying them that
the local association stands back of
them in their efforts 10 promote world
records here. and that everything pos
sible viii be done 10 assist them.
should any or all of them decide to
20 after new world records here
L A. Silvie and Capt G. d. Paxsoa
were appointed committee to attend
the meeting OF the Daytona Hotel
Mems association tonight at Cattan-
eos to present the plans os the rae
ing association 10 the hotel men.
L WIS decided that weekly meet
iugs of the committees viii be held
each Wednesday eveaing. next We'd
nes:tay evenings meeting being held
II Cattsnea's Grill when a supper
viii follow the regular business meet.
ing. TO which all members CT the as
fsociation will be extended an invits-
lion
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27
DR.. r. II. Bonner of
Washington Speaks
to the College Girls

AT 8 o'clock Wednesday morning
Dir, r. II. Bonner OF the Bureau Of
Education delivered a forceful address
TO TIE teachers. students and friends
of the Daytona Normal aud Industrial
Institute. on the topic. The Proper
Use Of Time"
Among OTTER helpful things the
speaker said that as boy he wanted
70 be 4 lawyer. but inspired by enc
CT his high school teachers. he dedi.
Gated his life to the education of the
youth of America. sDr Bonner re-
lltel in an impressive manner the
parable of the Talents, aad in his APP
nlicatioa urged the students to choose
at an early age their life work and
then TO devote themselves faithfully
to preparation for the same. .This IS
an aga of specialization. said he.
~and each one must End his special
work"
Admoaishing the students to open
the windows Of their soul 10 catch :
>eal vision OF life. he tsiI tls story
- George Washington refusal OF q
crown His eloquent recital Of the
sentiments expressed by Washington
upon this occasion. as set forth in the
Pageant, THE Patriot of Mount Yer
non thrilled his hearers aad elected
'onl and long applause
His closing words, mo struggle, no
flight" were an impressive climax TO
h;c te-.,a,.l. !, bia afd-cce
The principal expressed 10 Mr.. Bon
ner tn gratitude of TIE teachers and
giving them a pertioa OF his limited
slime. and assured him that the hour
50 fun OF inspiration and helpfulncss
was henediction to the institution.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27
Marion Harris, On
Mondays Program,
Is a "Blue Grasser':

Beautiful Marion Harris. who halls
from the Blae Grass state and whose
Blues type Of songs have made her
q unique figure in tho song world, is
the soloist with the Columbia Saxa-
Phone SeXtette. coming to the Audi
toriHm Monday night The .lythmatic
little singer. who tas been a vaude-
vile feature. star among Flo
Zieg6eid's Roof Shows and co-star
with Gaby Deslys III Stop. Look and
Listen" will be the feature As a sing.
er Of the Blues" type of songs. not
even Bert Williams has more hui
morous or more effective style
Coming from old Kentucky" where
everyone understands the huinor OF
ihe negro. MISC Harris knows her
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27

There are many who do net under
stand tie direct meaning Of the Hoov-
er fund. aud confuse this fund with
that Of The Eear East Relief Commit
tee. Il is explained that tie Near
East Relief IS for the tFmeniars and
those countries in that pert OF the
world, and Is a fund extending through
a term Of years.
The Hoover fund headed by Her
bert lioovcs, IS for the express pur-
pose Of sayiag the lives OF 100000
children Of Europe, who are starsing
this winter
This fund is an immediate reed
and VIII be closed as soon as harvests
IN the European countries take care
OF the needs OF the children The
Hoover work extends into Germany.
Belgium Russia. IN fact, over all Eu-
rome and in PARTS of Asia. where sui,
'feriay among the children is appalling
"AEe wish yea rue pesr of eveey-
thing fof 1927 Rowa,s 12-2sstft
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27

section of the country ana along main
lines 81 automobile travel 10 Florida.
These are having great attraction
70 travellers anil many OF the associa-
ton hotels are using them as souvenir
gifts 70 their departiag guests who
are motoring over the state.
Sig Legislative Work.
Especial importance OF the legs
.atiye work OF the Florida State Hotel
association is being stressed this
years. as the organization is actively
behind such measures as tend to de-
velo2 and assist the entire state. Mr..
Whitney points out that it was at an
.annunl meeting of the association he'd
in Iaytona in 1919 that the subject
'af maintaining the Wayeross-Jacksoa
vile road was brought out so promi.
nently and from that meeting gevel.
oped the activity that led u raising
funds to keep the road opes uader d.
rect supervision of the Jacksonville
Automobile club.
More work of this Kind IS eontem-
plated at the next session of the Flor.
ida legislature mex; April, when the
association will strongly support every
measure that tends to develop a safe
and permanent road frcm Georgia in
TO Florida
While il Day;ona, aIr Whitney viii
be a guest Of Col. Z. p Woodbury.. OF
the Ridgewood. who is president of
the Florida State Hotel association.
and hotel managers who wish to vol
unteer their applications for member
ship can communicate with Mr.. Whit
ney al the Ridgewool.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27
Secretary Of Hotel Association
Here After Memberships; Says
Hotel Business Shous Increase

Making Daytola principal stop on
iher iirst lap ei IA tour which is to cover
the entire state. il Harvey Whitney.
SECRETARY OF the Florida State Hotel
asSceiation. arrived here yesterday.
and viii spend the next few days IN
calling on leaal hotels wnich are press
EN- aud prospective members OF TIE
big Organization
Nj. syh4tney brings ehecri-g news
from tAe northern cities Of the stat )
as relates to business ofssthe hotels,
Jacksonville. and st. Augustine par.
ticularly having shown wonderful
increase of business in the past ten
days. Yesterday st. Augustine hotels
were cemfortabiy filed az many
reservations were marked up for the
present week and the remainder OF
the season Travel soufhmar i is more
pronounced now according to Mir
Whitney's report after talking With
railway men and others who are in
direct touch wish'the tourist business
After New Members.
Mr.. Whslney's main business here
Is the renewing OF annual membership
of hotels. of Daytona Daysona Beach
and Seabrceze, his tour beiag the third
he has made in the interests Of the
state association. He win a'so place
the neg road maps which were pub
lisied recently by the association as
the first direct joint advertising ever
undertaken by the organization. Sew.
aty-fiys thousand OF these maps have
been printed and the association is
distributing about one.third of that
number ar9ng hotels in the rorthern
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27
Bishop r. ]. Cooke
to Speak Sunday
Evening at Beach

Union services OF Beach churches
will be held on Sunday evening at the
Auditorium. at which time an address
of more than usual interest viii be
delivered. the honored speaker OF the
evening being Bishop Richard J.
Cooke. ID. LID tMethodistl. who
viii speak on the Hoover fund being
raised fer the preset relief of three
and half million children OF Europe
4 special collection will be taken Tor
lids cause, following the address. at
which time ii is hoped that goodly
SUN viii be added to the fund being
ctdiected in this county for the relief
OF the starving chillren.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27

Nanny stories like Irwin Cobb and
he nelod es like Harry Gilbert ar
Silly RiddiclS. SO in the Blues" type
+ songs she has become misirrs. 81
that rea'm Then she has voice,
'tyie ard personality. Is fsr NATIVE
tate is noted for $ fair women. she
Is iuieel a tlae kentucky belle.
II selecting MIS- Harris fo,. The
80 Ct q ;Ae Columsia ,S5xaPhoae
Sexteta National Cone arts is TO be
concentrated IN their choice She is
hln:ad 20 win the hearts Ct every one
for she IS an artist Of TIE first rank
*Keep in mind the Baptist Church.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27
Cup Donated for Motor
Saturday by the Breton
Tuelue Mile Free for All

z OF the weekly meeting
II the Daytona Beach Mo
association. keId last eve
New Gables. was the pre-
The association Of a beau-
up. By Up. vining. man
Breitol Inn. at 0rmonei
contested for Saturday
mile FIRE Z for all. which
from the judges stand at
lain street. on the beach,
hi Inn and return. making
race attempted by the
4tae since the Saturday
nts We're inaugurated so
several weeks ago
Eiied by the committee
Is will in future be donat-
kely following the races,
ron last week viii also be
Saturday.
IS were appointed TO ar
5frs for machines. look
krking OF ears. repairs to
|0f the course. and ia at
n details of the big Satur-
Hon Of the cup By the Pref
IS most gratifyis & TO the
rs it is the first donation
ptels of this vicinity, and
that others may follow
Re meets. increasing inter
|he events.
4 bicycle races on Satur-
display at Gene Johison's
and Geo +. Jofnsen's OF
ach.
BE races for next Saturday
charge OF George and Gene
DO are lining up many in
hi exciting events. They
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27
oh, Cindy'' to
bne ShoW';; to
Here Feb. 10.

BIZ decidedly new awaits
heatferoers il @Oh. Oh.
Se eXtsavssanza extraoidia-
Is 10 be presented al the
Daytona Beach. under the
y the civic department OF
<tis Club.
been hearing much of sOli.
aud the stories aroused
siiy. \ reporter fro,n the
] went to the Palmetto club
rtshearsals are being held
frst intention Of getting a
BE is the story
aniyed at the Palmetto club
hing that | noticed WAS the
piano playing. stopping.
Someone was counting
three. four whiri. now
E. Two three aidestrp /
i door and walked IN.
ce.lter Of The room was a
yolng Ia lies praciicing one
eces. NJ, i. Johnson. the pro
aireetor. sent here by the
Rogers Producing Co. Was
before them demonstrating
of step or otner, while a.
SAT- AIRS. + a Hayey play
>iano. About the sides OF the
E gathered groups of people
nlembers OF the cast or Choir
ne We're talking softly while
ere studying their paris. Ev-
d there was an air of bust
onetkiEg which pointed &c a
md or purpose
~ there until the end of the
hu; with little idea Of what
Eresnlt viii be. | am sure there
lances profHsion of them.
b, ] know there viii be good
@nd the songs are clever and
Il The lines OF the libretto ara
Pc funniest that | have ever
h any production As TO the
cannot say. In nay opinion it
bpme show.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27

s greatly reduced on All Cam
!, kodaks at LeSesae's.
a94-l.27.ft.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27

want help try a classified.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27
alleys Drug Store

Prescription Specialists
Safe as a Bank"
Beach and Magnolia. Daytona
Pee Gar Nurses Register
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27

NoRers n.strldt sale, eeo,es. 'at.,s
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27

"AEe Wish yea TUE pesr of eveey-
ihing for 1921 Rowe's 12-2Sstfs
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-27

'Keep in mind the BAPTIST Church
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-08
LITTLE MOTHER HAPPY AGAIN,

"tor The past nine years have
been very much distressed with
bIuaflnG and stomach trouble dine 10
constipation since | was Il child. no
Wrdicinc gave me more than tempo
rarN relief. | got 50 bad | was
AFRAID ! would have TO leave my
Nirr" h!lic children. Hul since tax
ING course Of Mayr'S Wonderful
h"ln'hN Two years ago | have been
entirely well; no CONSTIPATION or
other lr"ublc.' II is simple
harmless. preparation that removes
thr catarrhal mucuS from Ihc in
tr$''naI tract and allaNS Inc iuljauI-
iuallon which causes practically
all stomach. liver and intestinal
ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money
rrlundch. Sold by IcwiSburc Drug
t"r aAf Druggists everywhere.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-08

The reports of Eobcr, Phillips
and Bernard Mclaughlin were late
IN coming to the office last month,
and for that reason the averages of
the calf club gains have been de-
lHNeu Ill appearing. The average,
iOr May are: Pounds Of grain fed
~: Cost of feed during the month.
H6.6l; Gains made. 56.G pounds.
Inc greatest gain WAS made b> the
can belonging to Marion Dunbar.
II having gained l2l pounds.
Ten girls and five boys Of the
Agricultural clubs of Grccnbrirr
county were i'll attendance at the
prlzc winners course held recently
al MorSantown. Our DELEGATION
was not the largest. bat was among
Inc largest. On the way home Satur
day, contest was staged between
the club members Of Monroe. Poca-
hontas, and Grccnbricr counties:
the train left ElkinS the subicc;
was announced for a written article
what | Learned at The Prize Win
nerS Course, not to exceed one
tablet page in length. and to be
written before the train reached
Durbin. Prizes Of one dollar were
offered for the best article i'm each
county, and three dollars to the one
having the best article in the car
Elizabeth Hudson, Of Monroe coun-
~, had the best article; Montague
McClung, of Greenbrier taking sec
ond place. Among the Greenbricr
members alone it was considered
mat Ruby Hutscnpiller tied with
Montague McClung for first place.
Carrie Smith winning second place
because OF the fact that many of
the club members have never en-
Joyed the advantages of good
schools the articles were not iudg-
ed from the standpoint of script
spelling, elegant expression, or
grammatical perfection; but solely
from the standpoint of larger Wis
ION and the wish TO be of service.
These articles will appear in the
rarm Bureau Notes in the near flu
turc. Watch for them.
The West Virginia Farm Fedora
ton is again planning to pool the
wool clip of the State. Apparently
considerable dissatisfaction has a.
risen among those who pooled last
wear over the discrepancy of
welShtS, but it is an acknowledged
lact that some weight will be lost.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-08

HE warehouse manager. Mr.. iiorh-
hcimcr. MAS present at 4 meeting Of
the County Agents and the rNvcu-
tive committee Of the State Federal
ton. and his explanation of the
short weights Was this: CD Care
less Weighing: t2I inaccurate scales
60 probably two weeks in transit
lii Il hot freight car: O. and per
hap> lays two days ON a station
PLATFORM.
In order to secure grading in th,.
counties Il schedule has been SANG
toned that will make Il rontinuou,
itinerary for the men doing the
work. but they will come only on
request and then only for Il car
load or more. The wool will be
shipped out of northern West Nir-
Sinia early in July and the graders
Will swing around the State arriv-
ing III Grecnbricr in August. Our
dates arc August 4, >. and e. Hav-
ing three days allotted we may be
able to pool ut three places. posi-
bly, Nicola, Lcwisburs. and Rupert.
MIR. Horkheimcr said that in or
der to assure the people of West
virginia that he was giving honest
weights he would like to have the
Farm Bureau Federation send a
man TO Baltimore to weigh in :hc
West Virginia wool: all the wool
OF this State would be weighed BY
him. and HOrkhcimcr will accept
his weights. The Executive Com
mittee approved this plan. and the
name of W. d. linn was suggested
Tor the man TO do the weighing.
Careful weighing is asked for in the
counties too, in order that the loss
eS may be checked up.
If any of the wool producers
wish to take advantage Of this OPP
portunitN to pool their product it
will be appreciated if they will
write ut once to the County Agent
at LcwiSburg, stating approximate
~ how many pounds they have to
sell. 1t will be necessary to have
ms information soon i'm order that
we may secure the number Of sacks
needed.
In order to stimulate The produC-
llon OF better wool, keeping it free
from foreign matter. and the Drop-
or handling Of it after il is grown
Mr: norkSeImcr offers prize OF
ol"o.OO t othc man sending in the
best all round wool in the State.
second best. 5000.