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DEATH or YOUNG CHILD.
Infant Son OF J. G. Plank Expires
Coroner Reports. without Medical
Attention.

John Charles Plank. the 1s-rnonths-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Plank
living in a small cottage at b2 g ave-
nue, clsymont, died today following a
series OF eonvulnions.
Coroner Isaac s. Bullock. shortly
before noon. WAS notified of the death
Of the child. Accompanied by Dr. Il.
w. Briggs. coroner's physician, an s.
vestiration at the home revealed tina.
the child died without medical atte ..
ton.
The coroner said later that according
to the father. the little fellow was
taken III yesterday in Philadelphia
Last night his condition became
worse. but instead Of calling In medi-
cal aid. the parents, the coroner said
he was told. prayed for the childE
life.
No autopsy was performed on the
body this morning. However. the coro-
ner will hold an inquest Thursday
night. at which time the parents OF
the child, the coroner said, will b.,
asked to explain to the jury just what
occurred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13

It's arrival. A. previously noted. IN
order for the entire bin Of lumber was
plarcd and the first shipments were
made last Saturday and should arrive
the later part ~ this week. The com
pany is closing on the balance of the
materials ss rapidly ~ possible and
within the ncxt two weeks = eocdiy
portion 81 the materials required
should be en- route for the job.
AZ the present time there h. a total
force Of 15s men employed. shlch
force viii be incrosped ~ about ~
iaborofs and n few mechanics during
this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
Y. N. c. A. DIRECTORS
PLAN FOR FUTURE
Map Out Tentative Program of
Fall and Winter
Activities.

At meeting of tho Board of Direc-
tors of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. last night. the policy for
the coming association year. which
opens October /, wac discussed. The
members of the board we're opti-
mistic. II was pointed out that dur
Ing the summer months there had
been IS religious meetings. with an
Attendance of a.bos, and that the as
sociation had been active In the re-
ligious work at the New Castle county
workhouse.
The fall activities of the religious,
educational and physical departments
will open October ,. The boys de-
partment will open during the week of
September 10.
A number of repairs were made
during the summer and the building
Is I'm excellent condition. Other re-
pairs OF minor detail will be attend.
ea to during the winter months.
There has been an increase In the
attendance of the boys department
the enrolment I'm this department
having reached the 500 mark. Two
Items of interest are being planned
An historical hike next Saturday e
the farm of Mayor Lefsoy Harvey. or
which Mayor Harvey will point oul
the historical points of the Battle oi
tho Brandywine, and Father and
Son Week. to be observed the week
of November 6. were discussed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
LEVY COURT PAYS
ON. BRIDGE ACCOUNT
Walsh Construction Co., Wash.
ington Street Contractor,
Allowed $34, ,449. .48.

The Levy Court today received and
fled n communication from the Bran
dywine Fire Co, saying IL Will con-
tinue To respond TO rural fire alarms
subject to the approval of William j
I.utz, chief engineer of the Whining
ton Fire Department.
The Welsh Construction Co. was
allowed s34,4s9.<S on account of Wash
mgton street bridge construction. and
uarric Nj. Perkins. road supervisor for
Braudywine hundred. So on an old
account.
County officials. S7,Ss5.10: Public
Building Commission. si.oa6.7e..
To the committee of the whole
County Engineer Grubb and County
Comptroller Shaw We're referiod bill
of Charles III. Tindal & Son for $1,000
On account of the construction OF q
concrete bridge across Phillips mill
dam The firm contracted TO build
the bridge for s5.is4.4o, but extras
increased the cost to s7.72s.54, which
has been paid An additional sum OF
81 900 is asked by the firm, because
piling was not anticipated as Tn,
foundation was supposed To be sold
hut the county engineer. and thefirir
disagree on pumping and extra labor
The interested parties will inspect th,
bridge Thursday.
The following bids for constructing
a concrete spillway at Shallcross' min.
dam. the fill to be furnished free N
bank, were referred to the eonnmitte,
Of the whole, County Engineer Gruhl
and tho Delaware Anglers Assoeia.
ton: Scott & Wells, s7.6741s, the con.
tract to be finished In 30 WORKING
days: Joseph Anderson, sa,T5o.5o, 200
days; George w. Francis, s9,93S.5o
as days; John Tanning, sf1,12213, nc
time specified; A. Lee orrell. si2.4a3.-
S5, 1o5 days; Alfred III. Mcdowell, s12.-
el3.75, co days. The Delaware Ang-
iers' Association has n clubhouse neaI
the proposed site OF the spiilway. and
the court will visit the association
Thursday.
To the committee of the whole and
County Engineer Grubb were referred
the following bids for macadamizinT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
ruriA. PRODUCE MARkrrs.


ue Asseciaied Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia. Sept. is.--whoat. high
~ No 2. red winter. f.st0i.3e. do
nrlscky. i.2adt.2a.
Germ. steady. export. No. :. esGe7
se .. eaasi, No. ?, yellow, local. 7Sef
g.
oats. hlshcr. No. 2. white ts@so
So 4 ao. as6ff a..
f1nnr, auil soft winter straigh,
Western. e@Gss. DO. nearby, $50
ats hard winter straight. T.2567 so
in short patent. T.TsMSoo. spring
ifat clear. e60d7 90: do. patent. IT'S
anty spring and city mills patent
.aa. DO. short patent, S.5oMaoo;
amilv brand. aTbdio.5o.
iiav quiet. steady; timothy. No. .
"A gnn29 No. 2. do. ismia. sample
sata. no grade. faGib. clover mixed
taV. neht mixed. is.50d2o: No. /
mixed tsMta. now. ls6s2, as e
.tuality and location.
Taiiow nrm; prime city. sh special
uoae g. prime country. a.. edible
tlerccH. ~.
nran. aun and weak; soft winter
western IN ioo-ih. sacks. 2s625 per
on spring. 23a2s.
nuttcr higher; Western creamery
stra. s7h; nearby prints, fancy
.ealaS.
Eggs arm nearby ~v-ra firsts. Al ;
~. nrsts. 40. western extra firsts
xMaa. DO. nrsts. SEQ 81; fancy Sc
ccted packed. 52nSs.
Cheese. quiet: New York whole
nix. fancy fats. 2l@22; fair 10 good
ga 1o longhorn, 2iM22: single
.laisics. 2im2s.
1--we poultry steady: fowls. not leg
tofns. as % quality, 24Ms4; do, leg
wrns. 22@24: spring chickens. not
srhnrns. 23H33 do. lcEhorns. 22G26;
Ia roosters. ls9Is: ducks. white
'ekin. 22@24. ID. mixed colors. 1sa
O.
Dressed poultry steady; fowls, fresh
flied. choice to fancy. S5G3S; do.
mail ~.zes. 220133: roasting chickens.
tearhy a9d IS: DO, western. Sod 81 /;
rying chickens. nearby. 27M2s; do,
scStern. s5n27; broiling chickens,
,earhy. 2odss; do. western. 3o632 ;
ld roosters. 1921; ducks, Ions
sia nd. IS; do. nearby, q.
Potatoes higher: nearby No. 1. per
askct. SsCai.25; do. No. 2. 4oG5o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
NEW CHARTERS.

ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Dover. Sept. 13.--Charters were fled
here yesterday, as follows:
Kansas. Oklahoma and Gulf Holding
Company. Brooklyn. n. Y, capital
ot2 3Al 100 Zoch-Barnes Petroleum Cor
korataon. Wilmington. Del. 5000 OCo:
ProvtsIcnce Radiator and Electric Heating
Cor puretlon. Boston. Mass. 81. 900 600.
Guy Disc Valve Motor Corporation, Vii
uington. Del. 81 500 600: Antillian on
Corpuratiou. New York City. 81. 500 900
Illinois Iowa Corr o alton. Chicago III a
u OK. 600. OIL Rtd lction Corporation,
Hudscu. ~. ". sss'o.ooo: International
salvage and shipping Co. Philadelphia.
% MOO 900; Electrical Merchandising
90. Chester. Pa. 100000 Unger Con-
struction Co. Pittsburg. Pa. $780, 900: Ex-
eel Prtntery. Inc. Phiadelphia. Pa. $50 :
600 Heaters 4 Fre@zers. Inc. Whining
ton. Del. e4O.OOo. An-American Securities
Corporation. New York City. $1,000 90.
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DIVIDENDS DECLlRED.

yAmerican Wholesale Corporation. qua =
terly of Ia per cent preferred. paya lie
October 1.
Buffalo General Electric Company, quar-
terly Of 2 per cent on common. payable
september 80.
Dayton Power and Light Company
quarterly of Ia per cent on preferred
payable October /.
Endicott-Johnson Corporation, quarter
ly OF la per cent on preferred. and 2i5
per cent on common. payable October / .
Hendee Manufacturing Company. quar-
terly of Ia per cent on preferred, paya G
October j.
A. B. kirschbaum Company. quarterly
Of ls4 per cent on preferred, payable
October l.
Laurentide Company. Ltd, quarterly
OF - per cent. payable October l.
Mcl5rory Stores Corporation. quarterly
OF "a per cent on preferei. payable
october /
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company. quar-
terly OF per cent on comnoa. payal lie
October /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
COUNTY FUNDS.

Treasurer Walter l.. Burris reported
to the Levy Court today that New
Castle county has current funds
amounting to $24, 4,730.3o and a mis-
cellaneous roads account Of s5T.4T.
He also reported the following funds
for the maintenance of dirt roads I:
Christiana hundred, s4,S65.OS; Mill
Creek, $46S.24; White Clay Creek,
$3.50; Pencader, s553.se; New Castle,
s37I9; Red Lion, s74I.15; ST. Georges,
sT.46371; Appoquinimink, s609.79 ;
Blackbird, s3o6.S2; Brandywine, ST.
s11.55.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Magistrate Gluckman today issued
marriage licenses to two couples.
They were: Francis ]. NJ. Riley. s34
Madison street. and Helen r. Meerher.
1921 Chestnut street; John S. Booker
of Marshaliton and Cecil NJ. Clarke.
100 Rodney street. Last Saturday
night Magistrate Gluchrnan issued .
license TO wed to David Forfnnn. 5oo
Union street, and Fannie y. sionslxy
COL Lincoln street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
TOWER HILL SCHOOL.
WIN Opon The Fall Term Tomorrow
With ESQ Students.

Tower Hill school will open for the
fall and winter term tomorrow. The
enrolment. IL is expected. Will be
about $50 students. mostly in the lower
grades. More applications have been
received for admission In the primary
grades than the school can accomo-
late.
The faculty has been changed some
what, and there viii be i've new in
Etructors this season. In the reorgsni-
alton. the sole aim has been to im-
Drove the instruction corps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13

Lore avenue. Gordon Heights. the
work To be finished by November Is:
Il. II. johnson Co. 34.7a3 John r..
O'Neiil Construction Co. $4,e25; Al
fred II. Mcdowell. $8.s7b.
The court recessed until ) o'clock
this afternoon. During recess the
commissioners went to the home of
Tax Collector George II. Carroll, In
Christiana hundred for dinner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
NINE. DOLORES TO SING.

Mime. Nina Deiores, mezzo soprano
who has been at the seashorn resorts
this GUNNER, viii sing at the Bern
hardt Chorus concert at the Public
Building tonight. This viii br in adj
dition TO the remainder of the program
already announced.
As the "sing" is to be in the nature
of compliment to the volunteer f1re-
men. each is to be presented with a
giadiolus, Sufficient number of bright
red ones having been received today
as donation from Mrs. Alfred J. du
patt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
MIXED CONDITIONS
N STOCK MARKET
Passing Of Dividend Induces a
Drop of Two Points in
United Drug.
~ Associated rrcss to Every Evening

~ Associated Prcsa to Every Evening
New York. Sept. 13.--tWal Street,
1910 a. m.l.--At the hesitant OPEN
ing OF today's stock market United
Drug fell points to a new low rec
ord on the passing of tho dividend
Independent, stcels and the less
prominent equipments as well as
Junior rails and various unclassificd
speciaities. also reacted moderately.
Mexican Petroleum, General Asphalt.
Southern Pacific and the copper group
were comparatively free from pres
sure.
The foreign exchange market was
mere steady. British and German rates
showing slight gains over yesterday s
hnal quotations.
Losses Numerous.
Noon-In the further selling OF the
frst hour additional losses Of 1 to al
most points were numerous. SUI
msfrs Tobacco. Kelsey wheel. Rum
ell preferred. Gulf states Steel. Retail
stores. III rec Arrow preferred. Cali
fornis Petroleum. Royal Dutch. Nir-
Esnia- Carolina Chemical. Famous
Players. and Central Leather were
foremost among the backward issu.s 5.
The market recovered quite gcner-
sily before noon on buying Of popular
oils. equipments and motors. especial
~ Mexican Petroleum. the TWO classes
~ ran-American petroleum. Baldwin
tud Studehaker
Rails were duli but firm under lead
n Heading. and United Drug more
han recovered its early loss
Caii money opened ~ 81 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
sTRAhlBoAT LrrKs
WILSON LINE
Philadelphia, Penns Grove, Chester
DsyIleht saYIng M.

Daylight saving Time
Subject % Change without woffco
Leave Wilmington. Fourth street Wharf
40, 900, lO.3O .. M, i.3O. SIS. sGD0.
100 and +D30 D. M
Leave philadelphia. Pier 5 North above
Arch street. 40. 1910 A. M, 20. 3 O0
4.l5, ZOO. $50 and 900 b ~.
Kun on sundays and holidays only.
WlLMlNGJON-PEN GROVE ROUTE
Leave Wilmington. sG3O. Gas. eOo.
200, 1000, 100 q. m. ~ O'Clock noon
100, 200, 300, 40. eB80. GOO. ZOO
40 a. m
Leave PENIS Grove. 800. 70o. 7.4s.
200 1000, 90 .. m, n O'Clock Noon.
100, 200. 800. 415. 300. e6f5. u OO.
500. 300. 1000. 'ifO0. 1900 3. nj.
~ 10 a m
Run on Saturdays. Sundays ard boH-
days only
900 u m 4.Oc and GOO D. n. on sat-
urdays. Sundays and holidays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
Negro Civic League Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the Della
ware Negro Civic League win be held
at the Garrett Settlement az gs5
o'clock this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
Mayor Harvey at High School.

Mayor Leroy Harvey has accepted
an invitation TO speak at the high
school at Assembly next Monday morn
ing. As this is Constitution Day, there
will be special program at the week
~ assembly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
LIBERTY BONDS
~ Associated Press TO Eve-r Evening.

~ Associated Press TO Eve-r Evening
New York, Sept. 13.-Liberty bonds
Il noon: aus. $40: first as. sT.s-
sid. second a.. s7.eo: first AZ s. $50;
second AS. ss.os: third AZ s. s2.20;
fourth fA's. $3.50; Victory 3['s, 90. .os
Victory 4As. ss.os.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
POWDER QUOTATIONS.

Reported Dali, at Noon by Laird 4
Co., du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
ATLANTIC CITY, v. 8.

Wee+rntrcfcr HeptocK1 Ave. nr. Haa ~
"eSlil1Siel Elevator 10 street "a.
vats baths. running water. q. A Kopp
owner and prop. Dper All year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
rHrgyrs non AFRO.
steal Wearing Apparel Belopging ~
Party Of Tourists

a sneak thief early Sunday morning
stole suitcase containing Wosr rIns
apparel valued AZ g45 from an auto.
mobile at Sixth ana Springer streets
The suitcase vas the properly ~
"a party n tourists from Philsdeiphla
who stopped on in this cry enrouts
10 the lower section ~ the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT or CoNDITIoN or THE
DELAWARE TRUST co. At VIII
MINGTON. DELAWARE. IN THE
STATE or DELAWARE. AT TIE
CLOSE or BUSINESS on sEPTEM- !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
RESORTS.

Try an Every Evening want Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13
BANK STATEMENTS.

REpoRT or CoNDITIoN or THE
PosfT COMPANY AT WILMIHa1t- "a
TON, IN THE STATE Of DETlAWARF
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS OK
sEpTEMpFR Il 1901
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-13

"OPEN ALL THE YFARIr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-30
National Education Week
In Alexandria

Alexandria is planning to cooperate
fully in the Observance OF Sati 1sh
Education Week, the date Oh wh Nc
has been set by the PresldenI, LOT *
c CON to; 10, inclusive. The WeeN
will be opened by sermons on eau ,
s 49, IN "a number Of the local
c canrc5es In the public schools, 1t
:. n1anned to have all the chlldren,
above the second grade lntormeSi
mon the subject, and the high school
will devote its weekly assembly ~
the continuation of public educa', arn
Some of the grade teachers ane
n1annine to invite their patrons ol.e
dav next week, and the City Ieaen n,
or,s Association is to have olnlief
~ which a noted educator will talk
In number OF cities four minute
snaaters will present the subject 70
tbe audiences in motion picture
h Lnr and it is hoped that tins ar
nouosS can be made in Alexan-
dr;a The big educational program
VI VI 10 which all the leading organiza,,
tionS OF the clIS a. u ,rooL
will Will be held one evening in the y: wee -
T The 10 local paper is generous in II. IT'S
offer of space for educational e. .
c cles and the reports Of educational
meetings.
In these days of propaganda Of AL all
sorts, the safety OF our hatioi. ~
I penus a Of our people. For this intel intel
t ter system. Alexandria will take &c
it's place with the other progrestshhiis s
cities of the nation in turtherlag .' of
move and insuring the safety O
our nation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-30

r. 3
open tart SO often served in France,
where the covered fruit pie is almost
unknown, a nice short pastry may be
used, or puff paste as preferred to
make the puff paste, sift two cup
fuls of flour and one-quarter of tea
spoonful of salt onto the pastry
board, make a we'll in the center, pour
in sufficient ice water and the juice of
half lemon to form a smooth paste,
working in at the same time table
spoonful of butter knead the paste
smooth, and allow it to stand for a
few minutes. Wash half pound of
butter in ice water, knead it in a
cloth and shape into a fiat square. Roll
out the paste into a square about
twice the size of the butter. Put the
butter in the center of the paste, fold
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-30
NOTICE
Notice to State TAXPAYERS

Notice to State Taxpayers
am now prepared to receive the
State taxes for the year 1921. The
attention of taxpayers is respect
fully called to the Importance of pay
ing the same prior to December /,
1921, as on that date, penalty of
five per cent will be added to all IN
paid bills, and their collection en-
forced as required by law.
THOMAS W. ROBINSON,
Room No. 2, City Hall. City Treas.
d to Dec. l, 21.
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rHE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1921.

in the four sides so as to envelope the
butter completely. Roll out gently in
one direction and fold in three.
Keep the paste in a cool place, and
repeat rolling and folding as before
four times, allowing the paste to
rest at least fifteen minutes each time.
When ready to use, roll out some of
the puff paste and line pie tine with
it. Ornament the edges and prick the
bottom OF the paste to prevent blister
ing while baking. Fill with uncooked
rice and bake until golden brown.
Remove the rice from the baked tart
crust. When cold fill with any canned
fruit, reduce some of the juice by
boiling without lid and glaze the
fruit with this, leaving it to solidify
like jelly when cold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-30
THE DRIFTER'S HOME HINTS
By "The Drifter."
Refnishing Furniture

pv +he expenditure of few dollars,
,,y woman can transform her Shapps
roo , into almost unbelievable oaihtlc
ness and beauty by treating some %
nor least attractive pieces OF 1ur-
niture to new coat OF pailit , any "o T.
ING accessories of bright cnlntz. -
is not necessary to remove Inc Va va.
nish unless it is very glossy. III 't1ls
event. varnish remover must Nc
employed.
BEFORE painting, furniture should be
strinped of all ornate carving or APP
,,i;aG decorations. Many of thesesof-
paments are merely glued to the sur,
faco When they are part OF the Wooo
thev can often be obliterated by
lack nlane. The awkward slde-afnls
that hold the mirrors should always
hp removed. The mirrors, after the
frames are PARSED to match the 1ur-
niture, can be suspended from, Inc
nictnre molding.. Frequently the head
Ind foot boards of beds can be low
cred to more graceful height. The
draw nulls can be easily taken OH
and can be replaced by glass or wood
en- knobs.
Unfortunately the holes left after
+bo drawer pulls have been removed
cannot be hidden by the knobs. 10
remedy this, stuff in damp newspaper
ne q foundation for putty, which
should be smoothed flush with the face
Of the drawer and allowed to dry be-
fore the first coat Of paint IS applleu'
The choice of color is important.
Tho various shades of ivory and
French gray, both of which vary IN
denth ana color, are safest for the
amateur. who, in choosing, should re-
member that often those shades-that
appears best on the color cards would
be too dominant for the furniture OF
the entire room. Then, too, not an
shades can be matched in enamei. Al
least three coats Of paint ana one
coat of enamel are necessary TO coy
er dark furniture. For light WOODS
and white enameled beds two OF paint
and one of enamel are usually sum
cient. Painting an iron bed to match
the other furniture in the room IS an
excellent way to make it harmonic
with it's surroundings.
After the paint is thoroughly dry
apply one coat of enamel, and, since
this must be done quickly and accura-
tely, attempt it only in bright day
light Use soft, rather large brush
and let the enamel flow from it across
the surface. Do not use paint stroke
The enamel drys quickly, so it is best
to APPLY it first to the top of the
surfaces like the sides Of dressers
going all the way down in the same
way, flowing each application on sc
that it will blend into the last. Dur.
ing this process, stand all drawers
on end and lay mirror frames fiat. Or
flat surfaces the enamel as no chance
to run downward and dry in festoons
If this happens, remove the festoonS
after they are thoroughly dry BY
rubbing gently with fine sandpaper
Then re-enamel the entire surface.
Every housewife realizes that t.
put the distinctive touch into the holi
day feast, it is necessary to scrv,
nuts. The Drifter has endeavored t.
bring to you just four recipes wher
the meats of the American walnu
adds that distinctive touch.
Walnut Turkey Dressing
Two cups stale bread crumbs, two
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then fill it with tart apples cut into
small pieces. Sprinkle with finely
shredded citron, small bits of but
ter. some sugar and half a teaspoon
full of currant jelly. Bake in hot oven.
Plum Tarts.
Cover tart tins with puff paste,
then fill with plums from which stones
have been removed. Dust lightly with
sugar and bake in a moderate oven.
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Canned Apricot Tarts

Line deep tins with puff paste and
bake it light brown. Let it cool,
then spread some marmalade on the
bottom. Cover the marmalade with
drained canned apricots and reduce
the strip with some sugar added.
Pour this over the apricots. -
Apple Tarts.
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,cyv su stock-cdc for Fine aooI and 9oysea
oby Tailored designed the d. j. Kaufman staHdard Every
sale insured BY guarantee OF Moneys Worm or Money Back
NOTE-R4LN.4Y FARE TO ", ASEINGTON REFCADED OF'
MENTIONING THIS "4D"-' ii
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eggs beaten. Make a custard, add
cream whipped, then the nuts, freeze
hard, pack and let stand for two
hours before serving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-30
French Walnut Cake

One cup flour, l teaspoon baking
powder, / tablespoon cinnamon, slit
over two-thirds cup finely chopped
walnuts, separate 2 eggs, beat yolks
add pinch Of salt to whites and beat
dry; add two yolks IL cup milk and
beat thoroughly. Cream small IL cup
of butter, add slowly l cup sugar.
Dreaming constantly, add yolks 1T
tie at time, alternating with the
walnut mixture, fold in whites OF
eggs last. Bake 80 minutes in square
pan in a moderate oven.
Caramel frosting: two cups brown
sugar, 1-2 cup cream or milk, II cup
butter, boil until it forms ball when
dropped into cold water, add tea
spoon of vanilla, beat 20 minutes.