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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05

de duelo por estas perdidas de los
espanoles, Mas hay otros rasgos
sohlbrfes en- esta question. La guerra
Sc prolongara indefnidamente mien
tras Espaiia no sea duefa de Tan
ger. Declamos no hace rnucho que
alli, en- ell puerto falsamente llsanado
Observation-Disclosures es va casi fran
ces, como preparandose para serlo de
finitivamente- encontrarian siempre
los kabileTos salvajes aprestos de to-
tla fndole para hacernes la guerra.
Ello Sc confrma una Y otna vez. En-
1909 eran armamentos alemanes que.
llegaban al Riff via Tanger. 5De
donde proceden ahora ese armamento
excelente, ese avituallamiento incom-
prensible de las kabiaas que han po-
dido levantar rapidamente un ejerci-
to de diez mil hombres contra Espa-
ma? lEs que ESQ seria possible de cum
plirse los reglamentes de las aduanas
ieriianas de Tanger que prohiben des
embsrcos de arnas sin la fiscaliza-
cion registro de las autoridades in
ternacionales? / Els que no basta a pro
bar 10 absurdo de esta situaci6n el
hecho de que militares tan expertos
en- la clmpaia marroquf, como el BIZ
zsrrismo Silvestre, ereyeran sufcien-
te defender con pequefos destacamen
tos que POGO despues atacaban milla
res de hombres, perfectamente arma
dos amunicionados? iHabria esa ge
neral de saber que "podfsn armarse
tantos miles de hombres, que "po-
dian' concentrarse contra 81 en- un
golpe de mano irresistible?
No. Ell alto mando de Melilla, "no
podfa" Greer possible tai maniobra
fundado en- las seguridades "politi-
cas- de la situacion. Los espanoles
en- Marruecos guerrean contra
dos eiemigos: uno-el menos temible
porque es ell que Sc conabate a cam
po alberto los kabilefios; ell otro, las
maquinaciones internacionales bien
conocidas va en- Espaiia entera. Aca-
bar con elias sera acabar con la san
gria del ejercito espanol; r1antener
la situacion imprecisa actual sera pro
longsr esta dolorosa succession de ca
tastrofes sangrientas, en- las que NADIA
puede hacer el heroismo del ejercito
sino rendir ciagemente su sacrifice
indtil, esteril
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a. .----A -
desagradabIe. Despues de resuelta La
ctestidn plahteada por el jefe del Par
lido, agHard6 Ia negada del sr. Bar
cello, y, media hora mas tarde me re-
tire, acompanado de mi cuhado, el sr.
Diaz Collazo. Salimos por la calle del
CFisto, y cuando atravesabamos la Gale
de San Jose, los individuos ALI reuni-
dos .comenzaron dar vivas la Inde-
pendencia la bandera portorrique-
ha,s en- una act.tud entertainments provo
cadora y con tendencias marcadas la
aggression. Mientras Sc dieron vivas la
Independence, y a la bandera portorri-
quefia, permaneci tranquilo, sonriente,
eontemplando Ell espectaculo con pro-
fiinda tristeza v con cierto grado de
piedad. cuahdo Sc di6 un grito de iAba-
10 el traidorl, que fue coreado pUr los
demas, y Sc agit6 provocativainehte
una bandera portorriQucfia muy cerca
de mi rostro, respondi con un viva a
Puerto Rico americana a la bandera
americana.
Perdone que le interruinpa, seiior
C6rdova, 5pero es cierto, como Sc ha
dicho, que Sc lanzaron gritos de iabajo
Ia bandera americana
-Ud. puede afirmar, en- honor la
vefdad, que yo no escuch6 grito algu-
no de esa aaturaleza.
Muchas gracias.
LA provocaci6n hizo surgIr en- mi
Amino la protesta, v la nanifest6 en-
huuellos momentos, en- la fofma mas os-
tensible. En- este instante surgieron va
rias voces dando gritos de; Viva Cor
eova Davilal Mi actitud moder6 los I'm
petus belicosos de mis- enemigos v no
hubo que lamentar ningdn otro incl
dente.
Ahora bien: deseo manifestar que
ninguno de los elementos que ALI ire
molaban la bandera portorriquena sien-
te por ella mas respeto y afecto que 70.
Ano esa bandera porQue representa- pa
IA mi el espiritu regional de mi pue-
bio. No la tremolo como bandera de Sc
paraci6n. Is una bandera regional, per-
foctamente compatible, mi jnicio, con
Is bandera americana. La bandera ma
cional es la bandera de todos; la porto
friqueaa es la bandera de los hijos de
puerte Rico. NO debe tremOlarse en- mi
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vERDAD X JUs'TICIA
LA CAMPANA ESPANOLA EN-
MARRUECOS

Con angustiosa vaguedad todavia,
el cable tfatismite de nuevo floticias
dolorosas de n campafia del ejercito
espaiol en- Ia zona marroquf fronte-
ra q Melilla Todo induce Greer que
ha tenido lugar una desastrosa opera
cion--como aquella memorable del
Barranco del Lobo en- 1919, que dio
origeh la Senana Roja-en la que
el arrojo Y la bizarria de los espafio-
les, su TRADITIONAL espiritu de sacri-
fieio y su sentimiento de pundonor su
premo, han tenido nueva consagra-
ci6h. El comandante en- jefe del sec.
tor de Melilla, Ell bravfsimo general
Silvestre, sus ayudantes, numerosos
jefes y ofciales, nunerosisiinos sol
dados, han perecido en- una embosca
da gigantesca, en- una sorpresa des-
communal contra la que NADIA valen nj
la bizarrfa del combatiente, nj la Sc
renidad de. los jefes, nj la resistencia
invencible de militares ,aguerridos
por una campafa va larga de varios
amos v un concepto sublime del deber
patfiotico.
En- succession de conbates, a1n no
bien deseritos nj en- las declaracio-
mes oficiales del ministerio de la que
rra de Madrid, los espanoles abru-
fnados por una avalanche imprevis-
ia de kabilenos dotados de armament
to y municiones en- fornai incompren
sible, hanse visto obligados a aban-
doDar pesiciones conqaistadas dias an
tes Y a 1uchar her6icamente para SOS
tener sus nuevas lineas de defensa. Ell
sacrifice de ssngre parece haber ST.
do trenendo. FL golpe para el presti-
gio ibero en- Africa considerable; de
esos que signifcan nuevas bltallas
sangrientas, nuevas campafias costo-
sas y una prolongaci6n indefinida de
esa sangrfa suelta en- que Sc va va re
solvicndo la domination de Espafil
de la zona tragica v bravia del Riff.
Fuera clio, con todo, obra directa
de causas naturales, de la resisten-
cia de los natives a la imposition de
una civilization que repugnl sus
ideas, de las propias asperezas Y obs
taculos de la terrible topografia de
Ia region, del inevitable choque con
un medic sumsmente favorable pa
ra la guernl de emboscadas, v no ca
bria otro sentimiento que el justisimo
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USE DENTISANA
Ia MEJOR PASTA De DlENTES
De VENTA EN- LAS tOTICAS
UN RETO

Nuestro buen amigo el joven Ra-
mon Olivo, manager" del "team"
puerto Rico Jr.", nos participa que
lancemos, por medic de estas lfneas,
el reto cualquier novena de su cla-
Sc, bien para jugar en- Cata1o, en-
cualquier poblacion de la isla.
No fe temo a nadie,-nos dice,
Y me enfrentare con la novena que
me acepte juego, pues mis- muchachos
no Sc nrredranJ por formidable que
sea nuestro contender. Dirfjase Ell
MUNDO.
No como ESQ.,, Ramon.
MONSANT.
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MILLIN ToLoSA

FL hogar del muy estimado cabsll
70 y hombre de engocios don Jose RI
nlotty Fajardo y su bella y distingu.
da esposa, Sc ha visto favorecido cor
Ia presencia de la encantadora y ger
til seiiorita Millfn Tolosa, hiia de
ss2reciabiIisiino caballero que diIige
el Cuerpo de bomberos de Mayaguez.
y una de las seforitas mas cultas j
admiradas, por sus virtudes Y exec
lentes cualidades, en- aquelia poDla-
cion.
Enviamos el mas afectuoso saledc
a la encsntadora damita, prez y or.
gullo del Oeste, que tambien cucnts
con numerosos amigos y admirable
res en- San Juan.
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RAMON PEREZ

Il Aver saludamos en- esta ciudad a
nuestro amigo don Ramon Perez, ac-
two guardia del puesto de Hormi-
gueros.
E1viaje del policfa Perez obedece a
asuntcs relacionados con su cargo.
! Reciba el amigo nuestro saludo.
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del Refugio', envi6 $500, y otra Sc
nora amiga de los nifos, envi6 $500.
Ambas nos supIcaron las reservas de
sus nombres.
La "sociedad del zapato de los nj
nos pobres'' sigue favoreciendo al ere
fugio" con sus donativos, por 10 caal
esta muy agradecida esa institution.
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NERCADO ne CAMBIO
LOS AsEsIN0S Sc
PERFECCIONAN

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
comunica llorrorosos detalles de como
un hiio, valiendose de una maza, ma
to la que lie diera el ser.
Es dificil comprender como esa po
bre mArtirizada madre ha podido
dar luz una hiena.
Y hay quien pedia piedad, amor,
Y hasta buenos destinos p1blicos, pa
ia los honorables asesinosl
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OTRO CABLE

Aver nos informaron que los repu-
blicanos habiaii puesto un cablegra
ma a la "Prensa Asociada'', dando
cucnta de la renuncia del senior Bar
cello hacienda resaltar en- 81 la de
"colonia tip0 aleman"
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PARA Ell "REFUGIo''

La Sra. Dofia Ana Maria Cestero de
Blancc envi6 una gran bandeja de dull
ces fincs para los ninos del Refugio''
FL "Casino Espahol' envi6 un che
que de $3.50.
Una senorita de San Juan, muy amiga
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CINE "NoRMA.

La exquisite production en- sais &C
tos, interpretada por Catherine McDo
nald titulada 'sMercado de gellezas'. ;.
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Maria Lu1rsA R.

eUININA QUE NO AFECTA LA CA.
/ IEgA .I.AXATIvO BROMO QUININA
es mas eficaz en- todos los casos en- que
Sc r1ecesita ton,ar QUININA, no eau
sando zu1s. h;dos de ofdos. Contra Res
friados, La Grippe, Influenza. Palu-
dismo y Fiebres. La firna de e. w
GROVE yiene con cada cajita. Advt.
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CINE "RIALTo"

Eva Novack en- la grandiosa produc-
ci6n en- cinco parties titulada Ell To-
rrente'' dos Revistas c6micas.
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SANT'g IRCF
TEATRo STRAND

Marion Davies en- ell bonito drama en-
cinco actos titulado "Casando a Ma
ria" y una comedia.
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SAN HAN
CINE TRES BAMDERAB"
June Edvidge y John Dowers en- ell
drama en- cinco actos titulada Ley Eter
CINE "LUNA".

Episodios II Y IL de Ia serie LAS Hue
Has Misteriosas y una comedia.
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rEATRo "Al6ERICk".

Clara Kimbal Young en- Ell drama
en- cinco actos "Burladores Burlados''.
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drama s'Amor Romantico" y ell episodio
catorce de "ba Novia No. 49,
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CINE LAS ANTILLAs''

Eddie Polo en- los episodios siete )
ocho de la serie FL FIijo del Circo' :
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George B. seitz y june Caprice en- ell
emocionaTte drama en- siete actos, toma
do en- sevilla, Bajo el cielo Andaluz =
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"BELIoeRApH" tUasako,.

Ell episodio Jltimo de la serie La
Novia No. 49, v ell drama "La Posada
Sangrienta'
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rRIvOLI" (Ric' Piedrael.
Madame Sarah Bernard en- ell gran
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PUERTO RIoo":
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-16

In the meantime Lady Astor Is
making a name for herself in hold
ing down the job her husband
wants. All England knows her as
Nancy Astor" and she enjoys 1t.
Not Afraid
Parliament found out she knew
all about politics. And she has very
definite views which she isn't at all
afraid to express. She uses no long
words-no fancy phrases. She bits
straight from the shoulder.
With characteristic American
courage she risked making herself
unpopular in parliament by making
her first speech on the drink evil,
arguing against prohibition and adj
vocating local option, because, she
said, the country was not yet ready
for and would not support prohibi-
ton.
She is a foe of slums, sweatshops
and bolshevism. For years she has
been a big factor in British social
and welfare work.
Among those she Is expected to
visit in America is Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, suffrage leader and
a close friend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-16
Editorials For
Women Folks

.Ninety-seven and still feels like a
schoolgirl =
Moreover, she rides. swims. takes
long hikes and does many other
things that a woman Of her age is
not supposed to do.
The Countess de Goliere, formerly
a Russian, but we'll known in San
Francisco, does all these things and
tells the scores of her long life and
her perennial youthfulness.
Her rules for good health are:
Perspire freely. not in a Turkish
bath but by real exercise; eat raw
vegetables; drink buttermilk and
plenty of it; never under any cir
cumstances eat when you are not
hungry and always stop a little
short OF satisfying your appetite;
drink lots of water.
Speaking of the American people
and their tendency to high living,
the countess says more people die
in America every year from over
eating than die in all the rest OF the
world from starvation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-16
THE BOOK OF MARTHA
BY JANE LoRIAiER

told it, DR.. Marshall and Daddy
Lorimer had agreed. Also they
agreed that Ann should be spared
the knowledge that she was re-
sponsibie for the hurt to her hus-
band which would result in his
death.
il became my duty to keep Ann
within call of Jim's sickroom.
when she should have been with
Jimmy, she was searching the
shops for the "frst showings."
To keep her with Jim. I invent
ed a game. Induced her to pa
rade, like a m~annequin, for Jim's
delight. It was a weird and tragic
spectacle. perhaps the queerest
method ever, devised to hold the
attention OF one who was about
to die.
My plan wasn't altogether sue
cessful. 1 discovered that Ann did
not care about her finery for its
own sake, nor to interest Jim.
Why? The answer was too OBJ
vious. She wished only to attract
the attention OF Paul Van Eyck!
Ann must be cured. Again /
urged DIR. Marshall and Daddy
Lorimer to talk to her. They re-
fused. She was too hysterical,
they said: we would have two in
valids on our hands instead of
one they insisted.
The old men were obdurate. i
went away in great indignation.
/ possessed another hard truth
Mistress Ann ought to have. and
1 determined to hand 1t to her.
ITO be continued.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-16

1 used to think that AIMS en-
crossing Irritation with Van had
come about simply because she
and he had nothing to do. Also
] believed that Martha would be
delivered from a similar tempta-
ton because she was so very busy.
But all theories of conduct seem
to go wrong in this strange era
of social change. Romance pulls
both the idle and the occupied
hither and thither.
1 felt sure that Martha could be
trusted to take care of herself:
or perhaps 1 loved Martha so
much that I would have approved
of her under all conditions. I did
not approve of Ann: she could
not be trusted to guard the honor
Of the house of Lorimer.
Ann must be cured of her folly.
Her to the happiness of
my husbands clan made me ner-
vously alert to what she was do
ing. She was so absorbed I'm writ
ing her play with Van that she
did not see that our precious
Jimmy boy was not getting well.
There had been an operation.
Jim was home from the hospital
very weak and depressed. and ask
ing for his wife every hour of the
day. Simply because he had been
brought home. Ann was sure that
her husband was improving.
1 could have shaken the silly
bcbe. She was too shallow. too
frivolous, too selfish to perceive
the truth. and she was not to be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-16
How To Keep
Yourself Well
Headaches

Headaches
Will YOU send all information you
have in regard to periodic head.
aches?
The Public Health Service has
no bulletins dealing with periodic
headaches. Many causes must be
considered in dealing with this con-
dition.
In women. headaches are often
common just preceding the mem
strual period. They can often be
relieved by overcoming local con-
g~estion.
Other forms of periodic headaches
are common with various forms of
chronic nasal trouble. especially
with involvement of the sinuses:
they are also a common symptom
of kidney diseases, and eve indi-
cate an accumulation of poisons
which should be eliminated; perio-
die headaches come with arterial
trouble. especially with hardening of
the arteries and are then usually as
ISOLATED with increased attacks of
high blood pressure.
Perhaps the commonest form of
recurring headaches is due to con-
stipation.
From what has been stated a per-
son suffering from periodic head
aches should go to a qualified ply
sician, and submit to a very thor
DIFFERENTIATION. Such an examina-
ton should include an analysis of
the urine. and. perhaps. a careful
examination of the ose throat, eyes
and ears by a specialist. Under no
circumstances should the patients
habitually use drugs merely to re-
lieve the pain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-16
HOROSCOPE


1uurSudy, NldECD H. lOzl
copyright. 1921. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
This is read as an unusually
lucky day. Mercury, Venus and
Uranus are in strongly beneic as
pect. while the Sun alone is adverse.
This is a planetary government
held to be suspicious for the aspira-
lions of those who celebrate the day
in memory of a patron saint.
Mercury seems to promise friend
illness and aid from the press for
the ideals of liberty and tndepend-
efee.
1t is a sway under which encour-
aging messages should be transmit
ted and coveted promises should be
made.
Contracts signed during this rule
should be fortunate. especially if
they have to do with the theatre.
Actors and actresses should benefit.
Although the stars stimulate all
who dream OF liberty to great ac-
tivity, the Sun Is in an aspect most
forbidding and presages supreme
opposition from persons who WELD
power.
1t is not a favorable rule under
which to seek employment and is
most disappointing for all who ap-
ply for political appointments.
Venus gives encouragement to all
the plans of women who are pro-
gressive and seems to promise sue
cess for Independent political and
economic enterprises.
This is a lucky wedding day.
making for sympathy and under
standing that insure happy mar
riages.
Persons whose birthdate 1t Is have
the forecast OF a successful year,
if they use care in business matters.
Travel and change are foreshad-
owed.
Children born on this day have
the augury of good fortune all
through life. They will attain their
hearts desires.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-16
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

Over the sea went Nancy and
Nick and their fairy friend, Flip
pety-Flap, in his enormous shoes.
The shoes took such monstrous
strides on top of the water that it
kept the little Green Shoes that the
twins wore very busy keeping up
with the fairyman.
At last they arrived at the jungle
in which Squeak" the circus ele-
plant, lived.
"Sh-hi" whispered Flippety-Flap.
1--WE shall have to be careful. Squeak
can smell a hundred miles away
maryland he must not suspect we
are h His ears n keen, too.
II we wish him to return to the cir
Gus. we must be very cunning. Come,
jump to the top of this tree"
With so much magic to help them,
almost instantly the three ~adventur-
ers were hidden safoy In the green
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-16

The back is often called the main<prirt
OF a woman's life. What can 1ht a..
where can she 60, so long az thar deadly
bsekache saps every particle OF her
strength and ambition? She cannot walk
burden. or the long hours behind fhe
counter, in the office or factory ara
crushing. She Is miserable. The cause a.
nam times some arrangement OF her syc-
TEN. and backache Is a common eympkom
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetables COMPOUND
is a reliable remedy for backnche. ~ f14
more than forty years IL has been roIlex<
ing women Of America from the n1Imeut1
] which often cause ft.-AdE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-16

NEW YORK-Friends of Lady
Astor. first woman member Of the
British parliament. say she Is COM
ing to America soon to revisit the
land of her birth.
For Lady Aston. you know. was
formerly Miss Mamie Langhorne,
one of the famous Langhorne beau
ties Of Virginia.
American friends are going to be
interested in hearing first-hand her
story of how she is aiding her hug
band in a most unusual campaign
to get rid of his British title.
Title Spurned
The viscount, her husband, in
herited the title from his father.
the late William Waldorf Astor, but
he doesn't want 1t. Far better, he
says, If he could be a commoner and
represent in the House Of Commons
the Plymouth district, from which
district Lady Aston was elected.
The unusual situation that has
arisen by having a member of the
nobility seek to throw off his title
has parliament in a tangle. Mem
hers don't know just what procedure
is necessary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-16
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus
salad season is upon usl

salad season is upon usl
No meal these days is quite COM
plete without salads.
Sister Mary, here. gives EVEN
ING NEWS readers recipes for
seven Of her best. You'll find them
seasoned. economically and mouth
watering.
Try one on your table tonight. The
men folks will like It.
Swiss
q cup chopped cold boiled pote-
y cup chopped cold boiled tongue
X cup chopped cooked beets
u cup chopped cooked carrots
2 tablespoons chopped apple
u cup cold cooked fish finely
faxed.
Mayonnalse
The tongue may be substituted
by any finely chopped meat. Mix
all Ingredients IN a salad bowl with
enough salad dressing to moisteh.
Vegetable
carrots
1 turnip
. medium sized beets
a cup diced celery root
Canned peas
Canned string beans
Mayonnaise
Cut the vegetables. except the
beets. into dice and cook until
tender. Drain. The beets should
be cooked separately and diced.
Mix the vegetables with enough
mayonnaise to moisten aud serve in
a salad bowl lined with lettuce. The
peas and beans may be left over
from dinner.
Minute
Bananas
Peanuts
Boiled salad dressing
Leaf lettuce
One banana viii serve two peo-
pie. Allow one dessertspoonful of
ground peanuts for each salad. A
boiled dressing Is preferable to a
heavy mayonnaiase since oil and
bananas do not combine well. Leaf
lettuce carefully crisp docs" Just as
nicely as head. Remove skins
from bananas and split lengthwise.
Scrape the uncut surface Of the
banana. This removes the puckery
coating that IL hard for many peo-
Pile to digest and makes a surface
the nuts will stick to. Roll the ba-
nanas in the peanuts which have
been shelled and put through the
food chopper. Mask with salad
dressing and serve on the lettuce
leaf.
Head Lettuce
With Roquefort Cheese Dressing
1 large solid head lettuce
8 tablespoons cheese domestic or
imported)
tablespoons oil
2 tablespoons vinegar
n teaspoon salt
* teaspoon pepper
Wash lettuce and cut in fourths
Let stand in salt water for half an
hour. Drain and rinse in clear
water. Wrap in several thickness
es of old. soft linen and put in a
cold place for an hour to crisp and
dry. Put half of the cheese into a
bowl and beat in the oil. Add vim
egar drop by drop. beating vigor-
ously. Add salt and pepper and the
rest of the cheese which has been
crumbled. Pour owe lettuce and
serve at once.
Chicken
With Hard Boiled Egg Dressing
Diced chicken Cleft from dinncr)
Head lettuce
teaspoon mustard
l teaspoon salt
1 egg yolk (raw)
3 hard boiled eggs
5 tablespoons oil
4 tablespoons vinegar
Paprika
Pick chicken from bones and cut
in dice. Pull lettuce apart and use
inner leaves. Put mustard. salt and
paprika in a bowl and mix with the
raw yolk. Work in the yolks of the
hard boiled eggs with fork. Work
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cloth to dry and crisp. Pare and
core apples and slice in thin slices.
Peel and mince onion. Put apples.
onion and mayonnaise in a bowl and
mix thoroughly. Serve on a bed
of w~atercress. Strips of pimeuto
may be added as a garnish. If this
sala&i is served with a heavy dinner
French dressing should be used in
place of the maycnnaise.
Cabbage and Grapefruit
> cups shredded cabbage
1 grapefruit
. teaspoons sugar
y teaspoon salt $500.
3 tablespoons oil
1 tablespoon vinegar
Cut grapefruit in halves and
scoop out the pulp with a spoon,
keeping the fruit whole as possible.
Put fruit and shredded cabbage in
mixing BOW and pour over any