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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
Hotel Palace

Participa a su distinguida Glen
teIa,. que en- ObsequiO a la CuIta
sOCiedad pOncefla y para que
puedan aCudir a la pr0xima 'sCO-
mida-BaiIe" en- Ell Roof-G f-Garden,
en- vez de ceIebrarse eI sabadO,
como es C0stumbre, 10 sera el
domingo dia 5 de mayo de
1880 P. NJ.
$3.50 pOr CubiertO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
Queren70s Hbertad

Amarga es la perspective con que Sc
enfrentan en- esta hora de liquidacion:
los principles salvadores que desecha-
ron la continuation de sus resabios
separatistas en- traidora fermentation;
la luz la obscuridad; ibertad que
mace esclavitud que acecha. Ideas II
hombres, principles sofsmas. La raj
gambre del imperialismo los frutos
de una democracia q. fortalece Y saliva
Ell pueblo arrojara indignado los
mercenarios q. han hecho de un temple,
una taberna de conspiraciones. Grande
ser& su caida como ruidoso fue SUI triun
70. La vindicacion sabra distinguirlos,
" al ponerlos en- la picota pdblica SER
viran de escarmiento, a los egoismos
de los que quieran imitarlos.
La luz Sc abre paso. pese los d6s-
potas que con jirones del pueblo han
levantado un pedestal sus caprichos
v vanidades. Dolorosamente mutilada,
la justicia de un ideal, Sc levanta Y vi
goriza en- la reacci6n que aunque tarde
lega, viene a levantar sobre la esco-
ria de tants podredumbbe, un ctimulo
de esperanza la illusion enferma de
un pueblo insolvente analfabeta.
FL pals necesita vindicarse, el pueblo
prosperar. Hemos puesto en- su cora
z6n la hiel de los desenganos, porque
consumimos en- luchas fraticida es-
teriles, energia inteligencia. Hip6cri
tas, inimitables EN- ell arte de odiar
hacernos daiio, hemos antepuesto los
prop6sitos de redenci6n, la groseria de
paslones bastardas, cuyas sefiales que
daran indeleblemente marcadas sobre
las frentes pecadoras Veinte amos. que
son una eternidad, han derraInado sobre
nuestro campos las inclemencias de la
miseria. Ell dolor ha alberto una bre
cha sangrienta entire las multitudes ia
melicas de las montafias. Espafia las
tenia mas pr6speras. Asi 10 confiesan
ingenuamente ocho campesinos de cada
diez con Quienes intimid6. Es culpa
uuestra, culpa portorriqueiia, la que
hrnde a esa genera cion en- ell abismo
Gle la indigencia. Solo hay prosperidad
para unos pocos, para los privilegiados
y los agiotistas. Y prosperidad signifi-
ca nbertad. Luego, esos pocos son los
Ibres Aquella es un principle. Esta
una consecuencia. Donde no hay bien-
estar no hay hbertad. El cuerpo la
mente seran esclavos siempre, mientras
Ell est6mago sufra las contorsiones del
hambre. Las carnes Y ell alma tiritan,
cuando ell frio La humedad Sc cuelan
por entire harapos. La anemia de nues-
tro suelo es una rotunda contradiction
a SUI felicidad.
Esta es la hbertad que quiere ell pue
bio. Libertad economical que aniquile
su insolvencia. Y para conseguirla, es
necesario poner al frente de nuestros
destinos, pensamientos elevados que ac-
tjien, no hombres sin conciencias que ii
ranicen. Hechos, no palabras. Basta de
nulidades. IA La arena los gladiadores
del derecho! iFuera los rnercaderes de
la justicia!
j. D. SANCHEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
AUDTcIoN MUSICAL
EN- Ell ATENEo

LIN ILL al 4AN1aO
El pr6ximo lunes, nueve, tendra lu-
gar en- los salones del Ateneo Portorri-
dueffo una hermosa audici6n musical, en-
2 La que tomaran parte las inteligentes dis
cfpulas de La eminentisirna profesora de
piano dofia Elisa Tavarez de Storer, Gu
yo prestigio Y reputation como una glc
ria EN- ell diffciI arte de Beethoven, es de
todos conocidos.
Las encantadoras discipulas que han
de tomar parte en- Ell festival del lunes
responder a los nombres de Gladys Bic.
ter. Emma Lucia Torres, Aurora Sal
dafsa. Ada Morales, Rosita Escalona
Antonia Riancho, Sol Real, Maria Pa,
dial, Maria carri6n y Providencia Rian
cho.
Con estos nombres es va de predecii
el 6xito de la fiesta, el programa de L
cual pubiicaremos en- nuestra pr6ximi
edici6n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06

Hora es 6sta de jibilo para Ell pue-
bio portorriqueiio, hora de esperanza,
que viene a confortar a los que han
luchado con teson por Ell advenimiento
de un ideal que al fin sera una realidad.
Anda loca por ali, la independence.
No la independence ideal que necesi
! tan para su hberaci6n los pueblos. ha-
cia la cual iremos, sino la Independent
cia enferma ut6pica v ridicula con que
/ Sc pretendi6 engafiar los anheIos de
este sufrido pals. Lo que fu6 esplen-
dor, brillo, Sc vuelve ahora deserci6n
y silencio. Enmudecen las fluestes opor
tunistas ante Ell castillo de sus conve-
niencias que Sc derrumba. Las trinche
ras, como dijera Huyke, Sc quedan va
cias. Reina en- elias Ell payor de la de
rrota, porque sus defensores tocan a
retirada, en- busca de otro ambiente, o
Sc aprestan rescatar las posiciones per
didas ante el concepto publico. va en-
piezan optar por la careta que mas
SAAS" q ou PoAIIS1 UO Opo4 Cu1lAou1O.
Por ahi, errabunda Y sin albergue,
anda la pobre independence.
Rota sus alas, sin nido Y sin amores,
como diria un poeta, en- busca de los
amigos que con ella conquistaron altos
encumbramientos y que ahora lie vuel
ven la espalda, temerosos de una caida.
Pero Ell pals en- guardia, viendo fra
casada una doctrina, que ne Ia POGO
le enardeciera, debe estar pensando Ell
estos momentos, que 81 tai doctrina huel
ga, huelgan sus sostenedores en- ell es-
cenario p1blico, porque hay que supo
ner que las buenas malas ideas arras
traran al hombre en- ell tri1lnfo de las
unas y en- la derrota de las otras. Lo
llevaran a la cumbre a La sima.
Esta triunfando ell ideal de una in
dependencies inica. La que ellos sos
tenian, era una Independence de ce
rebros vacfos, extraviados por ell afan
del lucro Y del renombre. Una imagen
de hombres pensanientos pequefios
que solaron en- elevarse v resaltar por
sobre Ell monton anonimo. La primera
es un principle de altos fundamentals.
la segunda un falso apostolado iniciado
EN- aras de la inquisici6n, en- ell taber
naculo de pasiones inmundas vulga-
res. Una es la conception tangible del
ideal, la otra una conception raquitica
dc hombres que Sc creyeron dictadores.
Una es realidad, La otra ofllscaci6n. Una
es ley, la otra violacion. Juicio versus
irrefexion Ell derecho La injusticia en-
desigual combate. Ell primero debil DO
tente la segunda, porque la amaman-
tan los intereses del convencionalismo
Triunfa La debn por la fuerza del de-
recho. Con ella Sc salvara Ell pals Cay6
para jamas levantarse la segunda. Ella
uos hubiera destruido.
Causa estupor ell hecho de que los in-
dependentistas Sc atribuyen como una
victoria propia, un principle que COM
batieron escarnizadamente Hasta en- es
to pretenden seguir engahando al So
berano que los llev6 al poder. Pero los
pensamientos juiciosos saben que es un
intento desesperado por agarrarse como
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
SERvICIo ESPECIAL

Con motive de ser ell domingo pro
ximo 8 de mayo DIA DE LAS MA
DRES, la Iglesia Presbiteriana en- su
temple de la calIe de Allen, No. 10, a
las s de la noche, celebrara un servi-
clio especial, en- cuyo acto hara use
de Ia palabra el Licdo Emilio del To-
70. Sc invita- cordialmente al p1blico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
Una GRAN EDICION
DE PUERTO RI
CO ILUSTRADO"


La edicion que dara la estampa
hoy la revista Puerto Rico Ilustra-
do' trae una Nariada information
grafica, entire las que h<y numerosas
vistas de la horrorosa conflagraci6n
ocurrida en- Puerta de Term, asi CO
mo tambien otras que representsn n
los tristes aspectos en- q'e quedaron
las victimas de la mencionada ca
tastrofe, Y otpas de gran interes, de
la isla Y ell exterior.
Tambien avaloran las paginas de
la popular revista artfculos de los co
nocidos escritores Jacirto Terry, Girls
tohal Real, M. Melendez Mufoz, Con
rado Asenjo, Eugenio Astol, versos
de Ferdinand Cestero, ademas, cua
tro paginas dedicadas al arte mudo.
Este es un nuevo triunfo de la po-
pular revista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
PARA LAS v1cT1MAs DEL ruEeo

FL sabadO, Y en- eI teatro America"
Sc llevara efecto una function para
auegar fondos con que sccorrer los
dainniAcados por el fuego ocurrido en-
Puerto de TERRA.
= Nuestro pueblo, siempre bueno y f.
lantropico sabra responder a este llama
mientc de la carload, lenando el Anne
rica'' en- la noche del sabado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06

De Cayey recibimos aver tarde ell te-
legrsma siguiente:
EEL MUNDO,
San Juan.
Juego proximo domingo companfa
81" VS.. Army" suspendldo. Lee
vara cabo domingo ounce en- San
Juan.
Luis P. PALACIO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06

SUSPENSION DE UN JUEGo.
The daily times., 1921-09-23
W. Week. Er1d|
I'll 44\D Sale

| Our space is limited therefore we can only
ton a few items at prices that have been cut to
the very bottom. Come! and Come Early, go
compare prices, and you will realize why
store is always thronged with eager shop
pers. % snasISS+
The daily times., 1921-09-23
A Complete Store
for Men

We realize it takes extra values to get to the third
floor for small purchase, but have them at saw
ing that will pay you to buy at Efrd's Low Price.
Monroe Suits for seasons latest styles and pref
tiest shades. Come give the pleasure of showing
you real suit at price that spells ECONOMY.
Suits of Grey mixed, unfinished worsteds, co OF
special VOe~O
John B. Stetson Hats for Men, Seasons Latest Styles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
Next D. S. Treasurer Must Arrange Pay Huge american Debt

early maturitiey is divided as fol.
lows: Treasury certificates. issued
In anticipation OF tax collections,
$4,000. 900. 900: War Savings ccrtifi-
Gates. $3.50. 000.0 goo. Victory Loan
bonds. s4.250,ooo The treasury Ger.
tificates and the War Savings Ger.
tificates mature from time TO time
between now and May 20. 1879. The
Victory Loan bonds fall due on that
date.
But In addition TO this $500 900, 4.
600 maturing debt, there liz "A little
matter of ten billions. more or less.
In addition. representing the current
expenses OF the govcrnment--about
five billions "A year.
That makes seventeen and n half
billion dollars TO take care OF thru
taxes or bonds In the next two
years.
Tho ten billions OF current expenses
must be met by taxation. That is
the problem OF congress, acting with
the advice of the secretary OF the
treasury. IL liz possible 20 reduce the
amount somewhat by cutting expen.
SEES, but II "A billion Is cut Off of tho
ten billion. Il will be about all that
the most rigid economy can accom-.
pitah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12

NEW YORK. Feb. ia scuipinR
Harding has no terrorr for a scuipt.
rsss who has sculpcd Troixky.
Mrs. Clare sheridan. tho ventur.
some English artist who travelled 20
Russia 20 model tho heads OF the
hoishevik chiefs n arranging for ait.
ting by Wilson. Harding. Rockefeller
and other American notabics.
she Is particularly interested In
finding the typical American. and
then immortailzing him IN clay. But
she Isn't sure which win be the
typical one: maybe hen be a com.
posite.
Mrs. Sheridan. who Is a niece OF
winston Churchill. has most positive
views. She's setting down opinions
about persons she meets IN a diary.
and some day shs'l publish her
memoirs. Maybe they'll create AS
much OF n furorc ns Mrs. Asauith's.
ABSOLUTELY truthfui"-- such Hhe
xays-is her diary.
SO YOU can bet Mr.. Wilson and Mr..
Harding and the ress viii DC on their
best behavior when they pose.
She took dislike TO I.enin: maybe
because he dlsliked her first models
OF him. Don't make me beautiful"
he expostuiAtcd. that's the fault Of
bourgeois art"
but Of Trotxky she says: This
man has risen from tho ashes. !
like TO think OF him aa The Firr
Bird"
She thinks Russia IL w~arying OF
holshevism. and that this u reflected
in the importation Of foreign plays
10 the theatres 20 rrplac. the heavy
Russian dramas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
SHE APPEARS
IN BREECHES
MiIkmaid Wore Boots at
Her Wedding Ceremony

roTTERs BAR. Eng. FEB. ia
where are you going. my pretty
maidys
I'm going a-milk. SIR she said
1t wasn't quite that way with Ara
bella sabltha seppings. milkmaid.
She met Reginald Alan James when
he was driving a motorcycle with a
side car.
A few days later she drove her
milk cart TO the church at 40 a. m
James drove up In his auto.
The bride was dressed in smock
coat. breeches and rubber boots
Fifteen minutes after the wedding
the bride had resumed her milk
route.
Il Just wanted 20 givo our local
gossips something they could really
talk about" the bride answered. 60
queries regarding her unconyen'
tlonal wedding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12

| lion dollars. bearing az per ceE1
interest. These bonds would refunI
the entire public debt.
Whatever merit there may be
this proposition, 1t certainly is "a
being wildly cheered by the finaz
cial experts.
II. c. Leffingwcll. until recently a
sistant secretary of the treasure
who has a financial mind OF the firdI
order. says OF il:
1T would be a financial calami(I
OF the first magnitude" N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12

Considering the effect which these
new bonds will have upon the out.
standing Liberty bonds as well as
upon the security market generally,
the veriest tyro in finance can APP.
prcciate the delicacy OF the whole
question.
IL Is conceded that the public's
ability TO take up new bonds is
limited and that the only way TO
float new bonds even up to this
limit Is 10 make them attractive
from an interest standpoint.
A rate OF interest much. IL any
higher than that of the Liberties,
would send down the market value
OF the Liberty bonds.
And vet 40 one believes that
without the stimulus OF war patriot
ism II will be possible TO sell to the
public an issue OF new bonds yield.
ing no greater return than the Lib.
crty bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12

Ingredients can pink or chum
salmon. ! small green pepper fine
~ minced. I or 2 hard.boiled eggs.
finely chopped; / teaspoon salt
Method-Mix the ingredients with
salad dressing and spread on white
bread for sandwiches.
This completes the list OF sue.
ccssful recipes.
Honorable mention was awarded
Mrs. w. ~. Smith, $40 Pearl 1T.
Mrs. g. carruthers, 1919 Palm ave.
Mrs. n. G. Goodyear. Sodro. WooIley:
and Mrs.. +. J. Sciutta. 1918 Everett
ave. Everett.
These last few words are ad.
dressed 10 the lucky 10 winners.
All you have TO do. ladies', " be
home when The Star man delivers
10 your house that case of salmon.
May YOU enjoy the food 10 your
hearts content
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12

be raised by taxation in the face
OF the financial and industrial de.
precision which has dried up many
OF the best sources OF federal taxes
But assuming that the new tax.
alton legislation, which is now in the
first stages OF its making. will bring
the needed four and half 10 five
billions "A year into the treasury, the
seven and half billion OF maturities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12

remain TO be taken care OF.
The idea which prevailed in some
quarters. up 10 recently. that some
OF this could be taken care OF out
OF taxes. has been abandoned. II is
now generally conceded that practic.
ally all OF II must be refunded. Here
Ia the real problem for the new sec.
rotary OF tho treasury. How can
this he done with the least disturb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
Montana Woman
Against CiQarcts

HELENA. Mont. Feb. Secret
smokers" are attended by boys and
girls OF tender years. says Mrs. +. MI
Mcconnell, state superintendent ofI
w. c. r. u. It's common in nearuE
all schools, she says. and asks for q
law banishing cisaretA ,..-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
Baby Is Killed When
Grandmother Fall

BELvEDERE. Eng. Feb. IA
The minister was about to ehristen|
Robert Cecil Davey, 10 weeks Old
The baby's grandmother. who was
holding him. tripped and fell The
baby died as the result OF the in.
juries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
Mrs. w. a. Mulvihln. $500 45th ave
SALMON LOAF WITH SAUCE

ingredients
2-3 cup pink salmon. Ia cup crack
er crumbs. u tsp. salt, tbsp. green
peppers chopped fine. egg. 10 cup
milk.
Method-Flake the salmon with a
silver fork. Beat the egg light and
mix all the ingredients together.
Bake In buttered mould 20 minutes
Take from oven and let stand a few
minutes. Then place on platter and
pour the sauce around ~.
Mrs. II. Wiedeman. 1901 Green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
u. s. PUBLIC DEBT
IL ~ BILLIONS
Hero briefly Ia Tho sItuatlon.

Here briefly is the situation:
ON January /. 1921. the public
debt OF the United States was, rough.
~. "a billion dollars. This stagger.
ing sum need not really staggcr US,
comparatively speaking. since 1t rep.
resents less than 10 per cent Of the
total wealth OF the nation tsome esti.
mates mako IL nearer than 10 per
cent?. while the public debts of sew.
erai of the great nations range from
80 10 more than 100 per cent Of their
total wealth. and none OF them has
yet confessed bankruptcy.
The annoying thing IN not the size
OF the public debt, but the fact that
nearly one.third OF II, or about seven
and a half billions. falls due and
must either be paid or rcfinanced be-
tween now and May 20. 1929.
This seven and half billion Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
SENATOR'S PLAN
NOT FAVORED

one suggestion for meeting these
manifold difficulties is embodied in
a senate bill introduced by Senator
Frelinghuyscn. This provides for an
issue of 5o.ycar non-taxable refund
ING bonds ~ the amount Of 20 bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
AZ BILLIONS YEARLY
by TAXATION

SO that four and half billions
per year for the next two years must
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
Country's Oldest
Fireman, Is Claim

LAWRENCE. Mass. Feb. i,.-This
city boasts the conntry's oldest fire.
man. He's 81 and has been on the
force 20 years. His name Ia Charles
W. Foster.
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buttercd toast. Heat In the oven
and serve 1T once with small piece
OF lemon.
Mrs. n. w. Ortiz. ss44 Fauntieroy
ave:
SALMON CHOwDER
Ingredients
can pink salmon. ............fo.2
0boned and shredded
] at. water. J medium potatoes.
large onion. stalks celery.
slices bacon ............... Is
Cost In cents. so. 80
Method--Put diced bacon TO fry.
Add diced potatoes. onions and celery.
When nearly done add 1 at. OF hot
water. Sprinkle l tsp. salt and pepper
10 suit taste. Thicker with tbsp.
flour. Add salmon when hot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
SALMON SALAD


tB8t VI tfnt1 s.ssss..tssr sVsal
Method-Just when Jiffy-Jeil Is
beginning 10 harden add celery and
salmon. This IL nice put In mods
or cups. Turn out when set on
lettuce leaves and serve with may.
onnaise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
SALMON AND RICE

Method--Make cream sauce by
melting tablespoon OF butter and
add /. tablespoons flour. Cook till
blended Add can OF pink salmon.
salt and add one cup Of cooked
rsce. Grease hot frying pan Put
IN the mixture. saute for 10 min
utcs. then bake in hot oven for 20
minutes. Fold like an omelet.
Mrs. J. X. Truebridgc. 1905 Day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
Mrs. A. r. Hahn. as y. 18th 1T.
SALMON SAUSAGE

Ingredients can pink or chum
salmon. 4 small or large onions.
s or fresh crackers, egg. salt
and pepper TO taste.
Method-Take the bones from the
salmon. Chop the onions fine, roll
the crackers. tmix all thoroly) add
aAit. pepper and one beaten egg,
. little sage II preferred. Put into
. bowl. let stand one hour for the
seasoning 10 work thru and then
shape into cakes and fry in hot
fat. Brown both sides nicely and
serve hot on platter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
BY II. n. HICKEY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.--The next
secretary Of the treasury will have a
man-size job.
While the members OF the finance
committees OF the senate and the
house must share the responsibility
with the secretary OF the treasury,
the latter will be generally charged
with responsibility In the public
mind. And. Indeed, his suggestions
TO congress will be all but controlling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12

(o<t IN cfnrS ..s...s..... -tV.@t
Method-Takc four long potatoes.
wash. make two Sits fun length OF
potato and bake when done I'm
off brown slit. taks out potato
and mash with butter. pepper and
alt Add onc-haif can pink salmon
u mashed potato. and pinch Of
enion salt. FIN up potato shells
with mixture. putting brown strip
sef potato on top and bake a
Delicate brown
Mrs. r. l.. Daniels. it:s sixth
ave-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
10 SALMON
CHAMPIONS
ANNOUNCED
Cynthia Grey Called In to
Help Miss 0resslar Pick
Contest Winners

The star today publishes the
names Of ten women whose recipes
were considered the best In the sal.
mon contest which came TO an end
last Saturday.
More than $50 recipes were mailed
60 the salmon editor by housewives,
their husbands and Just ordinary
bachelors, In their desire to tell
Others how to concoct the best
dishes
MISS DRESSI.AR
JUDGE or THE CONTEST
Miss Martha r.. Drcsslar. instructor
IN home economies at the university.
was the Judge Of the contest.
since Monday of this week. she has
been testing those recipes which were
not eliminated by her first Inspection.
The difficulty OF Miss prcssiar' .
task WAS evidenced by the fact that
Il the las, moment Cynthia Grey was
called In TO help her judge the reel
pes
Il simply can't select the ten best. ="
nhc told tho salmon editor. Il have
about Is here and one seems TO be al.
most as good as the other"
CYNTHIA GREY
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SO Miss Grey was called 10 the
'front.'. and between them they select
ID the winners
Mrs. O. l.. wcndland. .osi West
saith ST.:
COTTAGE SALMON PIE
Ingredients
: cups mashed potatoes. 10
/ ID. can pink or chum salmon 10
! teaspoon onion juice. ........ 90
Salt and pepper TO scason.... -.
Cost In CENTS ..............so'- i
Method-Cover the bottom OF a
CREASED baking dish with mashed
potatoes. Add a thick layer OF
salmon chopped or cut into small
pieces. Season with salt. pepper
and onion juice and moissen with
some OF juice or gravy from the
salmon. Cover with another layer
OF mashed potatoes. Bake until
dish Il heated thru and potatoes
Drowned on top.
Mrs s. o. Fletcher. .soi +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
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