davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
Otro Republican, PrOminente que
AbandOna IA CaviIIa.

Noticias de fuentes veridicas que nos
han llegado de Ia vecina plaza &c San
"a Rosa, nos ponen en- Ell conocimien.
70 que otro Republican, Ell Hon. Tor.
ge Sena, ciudadano bien conocido en-
TODD 81 Estado, ACADIA de p~resentar SUI
renuncia como asistente ~secretario de
condado de aquel condado.
la noticia ha causado una pesima
Impression entire el elemento del parti-
do de- los "amachados'' pues que clio
quiere decir muy claramente que ei
Tin de su-reinado esta va Ell fin de su|
reinado esta va mny pr6ximo a 5
de todO 10 que digan los esbirros del
rey de- oropel y sus 6rganos, que es-
tan siendo dirigldos por wages en-
pedernidos, mendigos comunes v sin
Yerguenza que NAL haya 10 que les
importa sus eonvicciones poIfticas
con tai de que haya quien les tire un
hueso que roer.
kl ST. Sena es hermano de Don Tri-
nidad Sena, ~residente de Las Vegas. v
4tiien como reeOrdaran los f~ectores de
GACETA fue Yfctima hace algunas
semanas de los esbirros romeristas
lno de los cuales lie did tan terrible
solpe en- la nariz Aque POGO falt6 para
lue lie fracturara ei hues0,a pesar de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13

una campana de tanto credito y efec.
'tiva con virtualmente ningunos fon-
dos, encontra de un barril lleno de di-
nero, y Sc c~onfinaron a todas las de-
aeminaeiones que deJaron q TODD el
electorate asombrado.
BESIDE que los papeIes del estado
de la Pacota Vieja han manifestad0
tan d~esordenado espfritu, y notando
su extrema buIla para detallar CO.
mento en- las cifras de Ia election,
nos creemos ineIinados a proporcio-
narles I'm analisis i~nteresante de la
votacion cuando Ia computation Off
cial sea hecha. Esta Is una de las
cosas que no podfan negar-el result
tado de la computation Official, Como
van a ~eonaeguir Ia mayoria de 5000
un misterio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13

Coyote, N. NJ, Oct. A. 1921.
Sr, Editor del NuevO MexicanO:
Muy Apreciable Sr.-Por medic de
81 peff6dico espero tenga Ia bondad
de hacer publication de 10 siguiente:
Fl dia n del mes pasado a las s
de Ia noche en- La MADEIRA, NJ MI De-
10 de e1istir Ia que respondia al nom
bre de Delfina Martinez a la edad de
so amos la que hacia cinc0 amos que
habia tenido su Residential en- Csc lu-
gar y Ia que naci6 en- La Plaza Colo.
rada de Abiquin en- este condado. So
lamente Sc estuvo en- CANA cfnco dias
de una enfermedad due le do con una
fuefza tan grande que hagta lie quito
de estar va mas en- este mundo. De
ia la finada IN hijo Francisco a..
Martinez, una sobrina, Caroliila, quien
la adoraba como su propia hija de su
hogan, dos hermanos Luis v Martin,
y dos hermanas Josefa y Rebeca, un
gran ndmero Ade, ~parientes en- Ell con
dadO de Rio Arfiba y Colorado. Fue
la esposa del finado Agustin Marti-
nez, quien tambien muri6 en- La Ma
dera seis meses pasados. Tambien
deja tres hietos qnienes la acompa-
naban v ah0ra la sienten como una
madre tierna y carihoea. Ftle muy
bien quista por toda Ia genie de La
MADEIRA y todos ALI han sentido Ia SCI
paracion de una buena vecina y to-
DDS raegan a Dios que Ia teng8 en- Ell
Reino de los cielos.
Verdaderamente de I'd.
STHPHEN EAsT0N.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
'PERSHING P0NDRA LA MEDIA
LA EN- Ell SEPULCRO DEL
DIUERTO DESCONOCIDO.
Tribute Americana al HsrOe de
Guerra Sin Nombre Sc Dara en-
Lohdres Fl Dia 20 de Oclubre.

Londres, Oct. 11.-M General Perish
ling, jefe de la plana mayor de la Ar.
mazda Americana, vendra a Londres
antes del dia 90 de Octubre, a poner
Ia medalla de honor ~concedida por ell
congreso de los Estados Unidos en- Ia
tumba del soldado Britannica desconol
cido en- Westminster Abbey, la oficf-
ma Britannica de asuntos extranjeros
anunci6 esta tarde.
ri gobierno Britannica anoche tele-
CRATIC a Paris, ~expresando SUI placer
"a IA prppuesta vista del General
Pershing para poner la medalla de
honor congressional en- la tnmba del
soldado Britanico ~desconocido en-
Westminster Abbey y al General
PeTshing Sc le ha asegurado la bien-
venida mas cordial.
Los ministries del gabinete estaban
ausentes de Londres a fines de Ia Sc
mana, pero q su regreso a Londres
trataron D~rontamente con la question
y Sc afirma que Of gobierno mira la
vista con Ia satisfaction mas gran
de.
tUR despacho de Paris el DOmin-
go en- la noche. eitand0 10 que Sc dijo
que era de una fuente de mucha au-
toridad, decia que 81 General Perish
ing intentaba embarcarse para su ca
q dia 20 de octubre, y que no iria
a Londres.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
CanadefO BaIsado y Muerto en-
Rama; 3 ArTesiadss.


Tucumcari, NJ NJ. OFT. 50.--Royal
Lackey, bien conocidO raneher0 y ga
nadero de Rama, Tue balead0 iaaer
to 81 Domingo en- Ia mahana eerta de
su su cahallo fue halIado con la
montura q una onrta distancia de su
cuerp0. Lackey fue haIado caido en-
el suelQ 0 I'm agujerO de bala en- al
iado derecho del pecho, la bala o
rTiendo para abaio v sali6ndole por la
espaida. Su oi0 dereoho hahia sieo
saeado con una instrumento muv II
Judo. y So propia arma habfa sido
puesta abajo de So brazo, eyidente-
mente para haeer aparecer que habia
.cometido suicidio Boss jackson Jack
Lewis y Brent cosmer fueron yistos
cerca do Ia escana del b~aleamiento y
los tres han sido detanidos On la car
eel del condado para una inyestiga-
cion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
Ell SERVICE De PROHBIcIoN.

ANH. EE NE
I'm hombre fue arrestado y multado
en- la corte de policia 81 Sabado an
tepasado en- Ia mahana por borrache-
ra Autof1dadns locales inf0rmarpn Al
NAleTo Mexicano que 6lsdijo que era
I'M official pr~ohibicionista v ell nombre
que Il do fne el de Gregg, y su in
formation iue publicada en- ri Nueyo
Mexicano 81 JueTes pasado. En- dias
pasados 81 ~algnacil dijo que creia que
el juez de polieia no habia entendido
81 nombre bien y que no era Gregg,
una correction que Embellishments
hacemos en- este papel en- justicia a
cuaIquiera que Sc lame Gregg, y par
t~ienlarmente a I'm Official prohibicio-
nista bien conocido de ese nombre
quien distintamente no tiyo NADIA que
hacer o el incidente y a quien apo
llogfas lie son extendidas en- case que
Ell uso de su nombre sin ningunas mi
ciaIes sea c%onstruido para ponerlo en-
c~rftica por falsa information.
Ahora viene un cleric A. B. Stroup.
Official de e-nforzamiento Drohibicionis-
ia, en- una ~entrevista en- I'm papel de
Albuquerque, intimando que cree que
hubo un ''atentado deliberate para
desacreditar Ell ~serVicio de prohibit
cion." NosOtros tememos que algnien
le ha estado dand0 "~palmaditas" al
Sr. Stroup. E Nuevo Mexicano en-
yarias ocasiones ha criticado a las
autoridades locales de ciudad y del
condado por I'm fracas0 aparente en-
cooperar efectivamente o la es-
cuadra ''seca.' Pero en- cuanto a "de-
s~acreditar1 Ell seryicio de prohibition
aqui, nadie ha hecho ESQ sino ell SER
Vfcio de prohibition Consistenteman-
te ha fracasado en- darIe lin a ia no
toria Industrial de la Beta" en- v al
rededor. de Santa Fe. Los rodeos han
consistentemente ~fracasano en- sacar
a TERRA a ninguno de los pescados
grandes en- Ell negocio. Cuando Ell SER
haga TODD este bueno y ponga
reparo en- la production de 'mpla
blanca ~entoncss aabra tempo sufi
para hablar acerca de credito.
III Nuevo Mexicano ha hecho 10 me-
ior que ha podido en- dar ~publieidad
suficiente a las apestosas c~ondiciones
Ia 1mula blanca aqui para leyan-
tar sentimiento p1blico o interar Ell
servicio de enforzamiento suficiente
c%onseguir verdadera accicn. ri
81. Stroup no c~onseguira eoopera
zion mas calurosa de ningnn8 fuense.
IN ina campa1a efectiva sobre los
'R%ooteggers' que del Nuevo Me1lca.
&C,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
Los CabaIIeros de- Colon Instalan
Oficiale sen Las Vegas.

Las Vegas N. M. Oct. 1O.-EI CON
clio local de los cabalIeros de Colon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
Ell CondadO ha PagadO TOdas sus
Cuentas Hasta Hoy, Sc Anun-
cha.

Los comisionados de c0ndado annn-
clan que han pagaG0 todas las cuen-
tas hasta la fecha y por estricta eco
nomia esperan poder pagan toda cueu-
la de 1921 para 81 dia 81 de Diciembre
de este anp. No hahra acumulacion
como IN regalo de NaVidad para 1922,
Las levas han sido hechas Y seran
sometidas a Ia comision de tasaciones
de estado. Hasta que la comision de
~tasaciones pase sobre las mismas los
c~omisionados ~decidieron no hacer MIN
gun anunci0 eoncerniente a las mis-
mas excepto decir que ellos han pedt
90 la misma leya-medio milesimo
para prop6sitos de ~salubridad como
el ano pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13

%tuvieron una gran iunta 81 JueTes pa
sado en- Ia tarde cuando los s~iguieptes
oficiales fueron instalados. Charles
Nolan, caballero mayor; 4. J. CaryiI.
diputado caballero mayor; J. B. Floyd.
canciller; Eugenio sena, secretario fl
nanciero: D. J.. Ryan, fideicomisario;
Frank Condor, instructor; j.. ID. Macs,
guardia de adentro; Matias PadiIIa,
guardia &c afuara.
81 concilio esta ahora hacienda pla-
mes para conferlr los primeros tres
grades en- una fecha temprana. y 81
Dia de Accion de Gracias ell cuafso
grado sera conferide a una clase gran
de de todo q Estado % Santa ne.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13

Este de cualquier modo quiere de-
cir que, el costo de yivir ha desmi.
nuido, de 10 que era; durante eI mes
de Mario Ell c0sto de Ia vida fue a la
altura, llegando a IN 30 por ciento de
To- que era 81 aho anterior.
Las 0tras eiudades de costo en- Ia
vida son, Milan, FIorencia y Turin.
las que estn hoy como a un 12 por
ciento sobre el calculo de 1920.
Venecia Nae ciudad del agual, la
ciudad de las Gondolas donde las en-
b~arcaciones pigmeas Sc mecen sobre
las aguas de Ia "Citadela,p en- cuyas
aguas, Sc retratan las caras fasenan-
ties de las italianas joyenes, de la be-
LA Italia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
.OficiaIes HaIIan Una DesiiIerfa Pc
70 no a los Fabricantes.

Albuquerque, Oct. 8.-Despues de
uua pesquisa de "A horas euatro mi
Has al norte de esta ciudad eerea del
paseo de Old Albuquerque, agentes
profibicionistas dieFon por perdida Ia
pesquisa y quemaron TODD 81 aparato
Ell eual fue hallado en- una casa vieja
de adobe. Los ~ofieiaies dicen que
habia dos destiIeFias de cobre. varios
tubos de hule, tres estufas de aceite,
.oIIas Y barriles y cerca- de $50 gallo
les de masa. Despues de aguardar
en- el lugar cast toda-l Ia noche los of
ciales Sc llevar0n 81 aparato a IN Tote
Taeante y ~dsatrnysgon Ia masa y que
maTon TODD el equipo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13

I'm natiyo que respondla al nombre
de Rodriguez fue hallado muerto GER
ca de Lake Arthur Ia semana pasada.
NADIA Sc ha sabido acerca del case y
81 alguacil Peck de Roswell eata aho-
"a hacienda una in~Yestigacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
TAN ExACTOS COMO SIEMPRE.

TAN EXACT0S COMO SIEMPRE.
La actividad de la pre~yaricacion de
los burds de Ia Guardia Vieja en- casa
y afuera 10 hace necesario dar un
paso active para poner en- claro 81 re-
gistro en- cuanto al resultad0 de la
reciente aleccion en- Nuevo Mexico.
FL pdblico generalmente ca Ell progra-
ma y especialmente en- Washington los
han hecho Greer que Bursum gan6
Nuevo Mexico de 1000 a 10000 Votos.
BHrsum mismo levanto ell CRITIC y es-
parci6 las noticias por TODD. 81, mundo
que habia ganad0 por 5000. El re-
porte ha sido asiduamente desemina-
do que ell Sr. Bursum fue ell escogido
de una vasta mayoria de los votan-
ties de Nueyo Mexico. Como materia
de verdad su mayoria de Ia votacion
dada es muy poquito mas que 1000.
Nadie sabe mejor que ell ST.. Bursum
que 81 no ha tenido n ~votacion ire
menda de aprohaeiou en- Huevo Me-
xico.
Aparentemente, no ~obstante, 81 no
la crefdo necesario corregir ninguna-
falsa impression cerca de 5000 o 10s
600 de mayoria.
su piuraiiaaa es apro1imaaamenle
"a mitae ae los 1l,vvv ue mayolla que
HaIulhg uvo e. ano pasado'
M POT IN momento nosotros y
mamos que sn election seria perfecta-
mente buena 81 fuera solamente por
una pluraIidad de ~cincuenta pero para
Ell prop6sito del registro es bueno
para que ooo tengan e. reglslro en-
mshte'
hemos siao moFlaos q estas opser-
FapicAss por ~ reeiente articnlo y
~terssahte en- 81 Natiohai hepuphcah
repleto ae inaxactitudes
~ pefloaico alce que ouando ia
eleccipn especial me liamana ia or
gahisaeioh Democratica lnmeulata-
mente comenzo u campana lntensl-
va para ganafla La organization
AAacionai DeMoeiatica aslmlo 10 aBre-
saso en- a campaha ne NueYo Mexico
y mahao una gran escuaara ae ora
dores al estado.
bemV materia &c Reraao, para los
propositos del reglstro, yamos re-
coraanno que % campana hepuohca,
~ 49," SoSsD
que e. Sr- bnrsum U nompraao
SENATOR POT g Gopernauor Mecnem
IN ano antes ue IA elecelon especial
Y conllnno SIN cesaelon; pue
los Democratas no comenzaron cam
pana hasla tres semanas ah1es ue "a
eleccloni que p~racteanlente nlnsuha
aynnA iue uaaa POT "a comision ma
clonai, que los hepaeh nos tutie
W. wees lantos ofalo1es pro-
pagaAulstas e q campo qae los que
los Democratas' I
Ss utce que los Democratas .
1alon "a question: q 70 largo ae y
Aaci1halss' cuanuo toaos sapen
w NspupnVshos tempraao M
q sof1ar "a cuestion naeioha. (,
y ppner ei reslsuo &c bursum en- "a
'stSry en- campo hDre. +
foiiilcos astutos en- 81 partiao % {
n~oeratlco ace este periouico' al Z
niten que Y peor ease oe eaeticas I
ueron usauas pof eios &
gespnes ae culaaaosa eAamlnacloh +
ialiamOs que tal aqmlsion no rue ne
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
Roma es Ia Ciudad Mas Coslosa
de Italia.

Washington, Oct. 10.-Roma es aun.
la ciudaG mas costosa de Italia, de
acuerdo 0 la Ultima numeracion,
que Sc public6. tocante al costo de vi
vir. La Ciudad Eterna, esta ahora
10 POI eiento mas alta que 10 que esta-
ba en- Ell ano de 1920.
The Washington times., 1921-04-07
BIRTHRIGHT
Fascinating Serial of Society," Millions and the Unlookedor
- Adventures in Romance of Rich Girl
" and Poor One.

; ton answered. "for Ticky thought
OF that. Wasn't II smart?-for him.
/ mean. And the ticket man said
that the gentleman had got tickets
for Pemberton."
"Pemberton?" Patricia echoed.
with dawning curiosity.
"Pemburton is a little place
where Harry Eyre and Sidney had
a cabin one summer" Mrs. Throck-
morton said. ''It's right over the
ridge from Mountainhead. and
when I heard that, / wondered II
there was some confusion about
our party tonight"
mo, / don't think so,- Patricia
answered slowly.
Pat" said her aunt, "are they
engaged, Sid and that girl?"
The girls heart thumped un-
comfortably. "No. know they are
not" she answered unhesitat-
ingly
'Ticky said they seemed alb
sorbed. and every one is wonder
ing
''Oh, I'll tell you what it was!"
Patricia said suddenly. in relief.
Helena Hutchinson leaves for Chi
cago this afternoon, and Sid was
probably making some final ar
rangements for her. That was It!
That's why Sid Isn't going to the
house party. you know. He has to
see his sister of. with the Rosses."
"TodayT
A FANCY TO DAN.
Yes, she just told me. And by
the way, Aunt Annie, II should
stay to say good by to her.
may
Now, Patricia"
"Oh. I'm coming! I only meant
that the Palmers and I might come
up to Mountainhead later, in the
car"
well, as long as you conner"
her aunt conceded, and the conver-
sation was ended.
Its significance dawned gradually
on Patricia as she went back to
The Washington times., 1921-04-07
DIsGUsTED AT 10
To "33 and Stung. but Not
feated:~

To "33 and Stung. but Not De-
feated:-
Good for you IL you can still say
"but not defeated" I am but nine
teen and feel that ! am ready for
the shelf Why rave about the
women of this day7 / have yet to
find the young man who Is looking
for a home. All they look for is q
powder and paint vamp with whom
they can spoon until the wee small
hours. But when 1t comes to going
with a girl who would rather wash
dishes, dust and cook tasty meals
than to go out to work six days of
a week-well, they call once and
never show up again.
OF course, you men say, IT guess
there Is a reason" 1 guess there is,
and would love to know 1t. I can
not say l am pretty, yet do not feel
that / am without hopes, as three
young men have been willing to eat
meals across the table from me for
the rest Of their lives. l refused
them, not to retain my indepen-
dence. but because I did not love
the individual as l think one should
love when taking the marriage
vows. 1 do not kiss every, Tom.
DICK ana harry ,dnu uetest loving.
1 have scores Of girl friends and
easily make new ones. l play the
piano and dance. I can keep up
conversation, yet take pains not 20
monopolize the time with my own
chattering. 1 have tried to save
all for the right man. 1 wonder II
1T pays? / have yet to see
AS warning to other girls,
through whose minds may flash tho
thought I'm not going to care any
longer" I would like to say, Think
twice before you leap" Easter Sun
day, for the first time in my nine
teen years, I let myself be picked
up" 1 was with a girl friend, and
it was such a wonderful day that
suppose we felt rather romantic
So when a machine came along and
a rather pleasing chap In baseball
garb invited us for ride, we hesi-
tated but a few moments and fell
/ must give him credit for being =
gentleman that day. We fully in
tended to let 1t drop and forget
man and machine forever more. But
he had been SO nice and had such
pretty blue eyes tthat goes in with
the Prince Charming stuff) that
when he insisted upon calling Tues
The Washington times., 1921-04-07
Mystery
Woman

Mss Gertrude Ben, the eompe1e1
Of the inner history of Mesope-
tamia, which has been isSoed BY the
British go~ernment in the form Of
. white paper. - regarded - ons
Of the greatest Authorities On the
edge Of the peopla, customs.
language and political history Of
Syria, Asia Minor and Arabia, and
during the war was attached to the
British secret service At times she
vanished for months into the desert.
and became known ~ thA 'HysteJ
Woman Of the Wax."
The Washington times., 1921-04-07

, her packing. Her first emotion had
been amusement at Roberta's art
less admission. Roberta had taken
fancy" to Dan Palmer! Dear
little ingenious soul. Patricia re-
fiected. smiling ironically.
An express van called. and tho
Palmer closed car was waiting.
The girl made her good-bys. and
was whirled away from Mrs.
Rogers boarding house forever.
Once alone In the car she found
herself beset with vague misgiv-
ings. She went hurriedly into tho
great hall of the Castle. and afte-
a quick question to Peacock. un-
room.
Dan and his mother were there;
the man jumped to his feet with
an exclamation of relief as she
came in.
'T was afraid you'd forgotten that
one-thirty trainw he said.
"I1l run up and change" Patricia
smiled. my bag Is packed. Did
you have Peacock put 1t in the
carr
"And they're to give us some
thing to eat before we CO." he said.
with an affirmative nod. Beatrice
going%
NO" replied the mother. "She's
having lunch with the Ingersoll
girls. They're going to play cards.
I'm just as well pleased, with all
this storm coming up. And she's
going to be at Mr.. Eyre's house for
dinner"
"Mr. Hutchinson IL to be at Mr..
Eyre's," Patricia said seriously.
And the three looked gravely at
one another.
'T guess that's an engagement.
all right" Dan said presently. with
q great sigh.
Patricia hesitated no longer.
Mrs. Palmer-Dan," she said in
distress, "she can't marry him. He
he Is married already-'
Ito be COntinued TOmorrow.)
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we were almost home, and I began
framing in my mind some sort of
explanation for Texas Tigers"
conduct: but / breathed a sigh Of
relief when she finished, whether
I'd better begin spring shopping
next week or wait a week longer
and see IL prices come down any
more"
Sometimes I wonder how it's pos
sible for a woman to be as womanly
as Grace Is and lack the predomi-
nant feminine attribute-curiosity.
didn't hear any more from will
lard that night. And ] hardly slept
q wink, / was so curious. He called
me on the phone early the pext
morning and said he had something
very interesting to tell me, and that
he'd meet me after l left the office
and we'd go to dinner. He asked
where I'D like to go and suggested
The Department Of Interior Cafe"
There's not so much style there. but
they have awfuIly good food. and I
thought we wouldn't be apt to be
interrupted by friends dropping in.
OLD FRIENDS-
told him I'd meet him IN front
OF the Corcoran Art Gallery and
we'd walk over together.
As luck would have it-not that IL
particularly mattered the way
The Washington times., 1921-04-07
BOOKS

OLD YIMBER, or The Tale OF tho rny-
lora BY DeLonR Rice, McQuiddy
Printing Company, Nashville, Tenn
An attractively printed and bound
volume, wherein Is told tho story
of the Taylor family, of Tennessee
principally the political rivalry
of two of the clan. All and Bob.
brothers. Tho mere telling Of tho
story of the two men Is. of enough
interest to make 1t worth ones
while to devote an hour to the
book, but there Is far more In Mr..
Rice's work than biography.
He writes In a style that tradition
has associated with the oratory OF
tho Old South-tho South of Cal
houn, Clay, Jackson. Enriched
with metaphors OF startling beauty.
tho style is not lacking in virility.
And the author knows how to turn
a nsat epiGram. when II suits his
mood to DO so. We quotei y would
avoid tho companionship OF q man
who flnds no good in ornamental
gardens because he cannot fry the
petals of roses in the fat OF swine
Alfred Taylor. whose famous fox
hound furnishes the title 81 the
beeh, n the recently elected es~-
The Washington times., 1921-04-07
Prize Cake
Recipes
Washington's Best Sub
mitted in Times Cake
Contest-Clip Them.

DEVILS FOOD CAKE
IL cups sugar.
IN cups milk.
"A cake chocolate
2 teaspoons vanilla
egg yolks.
2 cups flour.
u cup crisco-
1 teaspoon baking soda
3 tablespoons boiling water.
u teaspoon salt.
Put half cupful Of sugar into
small saucepan, add chocolate and
one cupful milk. Put on stove and
stir till IL boils five minutes, stir
ring now and then. Remove from
fire, add vanilla, and set aside to
cool. Beat crisco and remainder of
sugar to a light cream, then add
eggs. we'll beaten, and beat two
minutes. Now add remainder Of
milk. soda dissolved in boiling
water, -four, salt. and chocolate
mixture. Mix carefully and divide
into two large CREASED and Toured
layer tins and bake in moderate
oven twenty-five minutes. Turn to
cool and put together with boiled
frostinR. Sufficient for two large
layerA
BOILED YRO6TnN0
cnps Eranslatsd sngaE
cup water.
egG whBteA.
Il teaspoon cream o& ear$G
teaspoon vanilla
Boil sugar and water tosethsr
without stirring TIL . ffrm ban ts
formed when dropped In cold water,
beat tho eggs stiff with tho cream
of tartar and pour tho hot syrup
over them, beating while doing 30
Add vanilla and beat until thick
enough to spread between layers
and on top.-MrA John @. Rice, 100
Eleventh street southeast
The Washington times., 1921-04-07
Advice to
LOvclorn
By Beatrice Fairfax.
WHICH Is TIT

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
Perhaps you can help me a little
on this problem. 1 am only a girl
fourteen years old and I have a
girl friend fifteen. Now she has
been keeping company with q fell
low. and has been for some time
Ny mother never knew II. But re-
Gently she has found 1t out and for
bids me going with her again. Now.
Miss Fairfax. I have known this
girl for years and she seems like q
sister to me now. She is the only
pal care to 60 with, yet there are
others 1 could. perhaps grow fond
Of, but / don't want anyone but her.
Now she has been taken away from
me and / am heartbroken. / feel
as II / would like to 60 away, far
away and try.to forget II, but /
know i could never. 'r-
Please, Miss Fairfax answer this
in your column because my mother
may 500 1t and give back my pal
my only pal
LONE PAL
Fifteen IL young to be keeping
company with a young man How
ever. II the mother Of the girl ap-
proves, that is their business II
the girl meets the young man out
side of her home, that IN another
matter. and would not blame your
mother for denying your pal-ship
with tho girl Which II it.?
The idea that you arc heartbroken
10 silly. Hearts arc not broken over
Affairs with Other giris- Men only
break girlS heartA