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REPoRT
- OF -

THEooNDITIoN OF THE THURMoNT
BANK, AT THuRMoNT, IN THE STATE
OF MARYLAND, AT THE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS.
FEBRUARY Fl, 1921.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-18

Aurora Encaupment No. ue... odd Fellows HaI frt and M NH...ls at E D m. HH... .. u. Hora. Purple are .a.I.... Invited
 U..- " CARTIER. c r
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-18
VALDEZ POPULATION

Vital statistics for tho year 1920 compiled by Commissioner George J. Love. show chat there worc twonty- six deaths m Valdez during that pe- rIod wih twcuy-o.ght births Twou- ty-iour persons made application Go bo married. m even dozen licenses being issued by Che commissioner
 Thirteen marriages wore recorded in Che local oGico. The pauc.V of marriages is accounted for by Che fact Chat Cupid has been spending thc winter on Che bathing benches In California. and declines to come within range ol the glacier winds mm thc mouIuug season ia over
 The dotb rate has been vary low Che past four years for thc reason Chat people could not adord Go die. but now chat prices have dropped considerably. it Is Q luxury which an of us win indulge n sooner or later Valdez Minor
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-18
ALASKAN WRITES

A native Of Kodiak. who at oue ume lived 8t Seward. where ho was drafted into Che army and later saw service in France has been drifting around Che world since Che war closed and writes Co Che Seward Gateway for news Of hs old friends in Che North Tho letter. spelling and aI as written by Che native. Is reproduced In a recent Gateway
 "Ncrry Christmas and Happy New Yoar Co au.
 "New Oroloms louisiana
 "ucc. 21th I920- -2l Seward Daily Gateway
 "ucar Sir ] am writing you once everybody Of my r.ou show.d win know that om stu a lfo yet bu, not death yet all like Go har from an Of my friends and o why am writing to them for news. paper and so you can give thom Q good ucwa about mo. It may bo aomo- body win send me some Of Che news. paper am Che watch boy uso Go work for Mister Whitmore In Che Northern Saloon and Bowling Alleys as pin boy and my names Steve North May loo any body can can who om Steven North Ii you ever do write OF scnl me a newspaper please put my name like this Mister Steve Ncuck May be Mister Bill Hawkins Is there In Che Seward yet os Banker and Che Hardware gro- ccry and clothing store keeper - Brown and Hawkins Store but J am been u alover in Che u. S. an most every states in Che union even have been in over there Che where Che johnny get your gun.
 "Your Very truly Friends.
 "s,cyc Ncuck "3205 Sl Charles Ave.
 "Ncw Orcleonr Louisiana .Bo sure chat you anser as soon as DOS"
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-18
GETS wBOTHY

c E. Hlrduinr. who claims Cor- doya as his home. and was among Che many unsuccessful stampedcra lo Che ChIsana country. writes Che Cor- down Daily Times from tho s.tka hot springs on Che political situation in Alaas1. as foIIows
 spare mo small space In tho Times. as am am old-timer having been m Alaska and Che Yukon tor- rfory for Che past twUny-throo years and have not boeu outside dur mr that ume. J desire to put myself ou record as reeards Mr. Wicker saams political aspirations At ono umc , had good opinion Of him. but It seems chat ho ia now eudcav- orIue to place an Che o.d-umor ou tnc island of s.tsu. and It IH time for aI Che sourdoueha Of Alaska to awaken Co Che fact chat an our hard oarn.nes arc invested in Alaska and .hat our homes are horo. We are as .bc reindeer and caribou witch Che wolf nacs at our hceIs
 Fortunately our Ka.ear Jimmy has about n much Influence with our pr@Ideu-eleot m Che kaiser himself had Uih Che la.o Theodore Roosevelt m lact think my Iu- Iucucc is as Important as Wicker shams wh the now odm.u.stu
 iou My ancestors are an from Ohio and Pennsylvania who in Che earIy Glue hovcI har way n Michigan which a, chat umo was somewhat similar Go Alaska at thc present ume
 "Au ol ms cry against Che 'Gus ros falls ou deaf cars. They have done much for Che development of Alaska and have abou, the nmD amount of holdings as tbe Lakc su- poror Iron Mines Company the CaI umct G Hcckla Copper Company and other bir corporations n Che states s1. James, just take a long 'ay-o1 and eo back to Tacoma as you have been am ofico holder or seeker over since you came to Che territory We pioneers are going -o Juneau to sec George UareIet installed as our Eoy aruor
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-18
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

The Empress Cabaret has opened nc Cordo,a
 ultH... uat an E'st Club win tc or-rr... .t Na.iet
 Wolves M r'N.ns around dts m.b.n- u. .alHer at Fort lisrum nm. l.I hospital has boon TO- or.rI Nh Dr. M n. White m ..H-e
 Tho Eae.r Republican Club has endorsed George c Ha..'et for soy- .rre- ot Alaska
 Tho Seward Gateway s boosting t. Ueh school o. tae town with u .orr. o. ulr
 hunter .. n.rm-au n western Alaska f...... .... .tore are none 0 .. bird. .... ... vurcr Harold r WHoa recently return .I |. WH..-. from a short ,at .. m. s .n. nrauet. a hHl. aI.. bum
 u .... mor. instruments ar- r.. m. s.H.r .re carIo,. HI.. ot t..n.r-rr. uHt
 musicians
 Tn. r.I. Republican club hold .n.r. .... a... and wmmou'r
 e.- |. Ua.... for .n. position .. governor ot Alaska. U.r... .... recently n...0u. u. .. ..r .. addition .. ... nara-. . H petition aae b... -m.. ..-... o, Che .r... u.. boon a....
 Wn Has withdrawn from .... power .... N....lu . N..H .r... C.r.ml
 . ...r... cree. .a H.rI- .a. ..nI
 mH n.rr H. boon ..e r... .. 'n..ore H,.. ue stealing .. H.H. mIs. from s.or.r... and am tn. from hallway.
 ..... t..- -. .... .f... -I. ..r ....I ..I. In. finished oa .hc Er Gold Company. claim Her Waldo" W... complete. ... tunnel v b. lo.. .n ...r.r.
 Hu.. m. man who ... . la-ar0r .rI Emrr. HuUH.. .I c.-lou H. recently ..u-.I m. contract q. erect che now H... .rnfre a- spokane a. a .s. . r.....
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-18

Ono Of Che most elaborate wcd- ding ceremonies ever performed on Che West Coast was solcunIzcd rc- ceuuy whom Frederick A. Th.ole Of Craig was married to Miss Nellie Young. also of Craig The wedding was ot Bay View. The groom Is @ former radio operator and thc bride is Che daughter or Che former super iutendont Of Che government Ash hatchery at Hetta inlet.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-18
CHRIsTIAN s0ENCE sERVCEs
Fifth Street between Main and Seward Streets. Junoau)

Services arc held every Sunday at n a. m. ln Che church of tho Chris um Science Society Of Juneau, on Fuh Street between Main and sew- lard streets. Tho subject for next Sunday win be "M.nd."
 Sunday school at 12.15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting .ut 8:l5 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room 8. Malony Block Open daily except Sundays and holidays. from 9 Go 4.3O D. ID. and from Go m. Wednesday evenings, to 8.
 Tho public is cordially invited to attend thcso services and visit tho Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-18

The halibut schooner Lincoln. which had been laid up at Seattle for two years. had bad luck on her second trip north when all Of Che vessels gear carried away and she was forced to return to port for new gear.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-18

For Che best and neatest job prInt- .ng. como Co Che News o1Ice.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-18

Job Printing at Che News office.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-18

Northern Lgh. Re5ekah Lodge No ! Meets a. odd Follows Hau e.oul
 and ou. IHwiaFs Visitors arc cordially invited
 FWEut SWANSON N. c.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-18
LODGE DIRECTORY

Moot. every Wednesday r..r.nE ln
 odd Fellows HaI E..re brothers always welcome
 .Ltr SWANSON. N e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
Great French Tennis
Player Sails for u. S.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
MEM YORK. y. Y, July go
Mile suzanne IL uH!"u. the NEST
famous tennis 1Irver In tac world.
has left FOR the Cnt'ui S;u'.s. ac-
companicd by 4. r. deJoanns.
vicc-prcsidcnt OF the French Lawn
Tennis Federation. ana members
OF the team that Will r"p.cstnt
France here. She will ,o.npc:e IN
the womcnS nationa, chaiup!on-
ship at Foccs, Hills August - and
NJ the mixcd 1rubi,s ciian,pi1nehlp
In Botsnn. August -.
In addition to her effort 10 erest
both titles from their American
holders. he rcnArkab.c F;.rch
girl viii ?ar,:ciolta in 4 scri.y of
exhibitions matches for the brucn,
OF III" An,ri an Cnm,lIt-.. for
Devastated France arranged by tho
United Strtcs I'.wn Tennis AGO
cation, IN sic. ,. tao .nl.u.Iid
work this committee l.. .!.1." 81,
her own 20 iL,rr. MIL. ..9,ylon
WAS delighted II "p-opcf.,.e ard
'chdi!y aG.'.h t. III, surgos,l,.,
"' IN" Iomir.t".'" chairman. lI.,s
Ann" Morgan. that Sl,c ayi.,, al,
exhibitions for that fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
thrilling FINISH MARKS
RACE At WINDSOR TRACK
'rey Lag, Crack hrcc-Ycnr-OId,
Beats Black Servant
by Nose.
FREAKS COURSE RECORD
rnvcls Mile and F'urlOng In 1850
After Being Hard Pressed for
Last Hall: Receives
$40, 900.
TBy AssOclatcd Press. !

l'y Associated Press
WINDSOR ONT. July 30.--In n
ruling nose finish. Grey Lag. tho
Tllitant 3-ycar-old OF the Rarcocas
'llc. scored his eighth consecutive
Glory OF the scason today when he
'hturcd the 10000 international
ihdicap at Dcvoushirc PARK
Hard pressed hy Black Servant in
70 last half of tho mile and fur
'hE Grey Lag. with Jockey Snnhe
r. hn'Hhcd in 80. two and wo-Htths
combs faster than the track record
bSg"n" Days. which finished third
N ten lengths behind tho leading
AIR at the cnd. with Dark Horse and
'hi". the other starters. dozen
Myths farther back. Old Chap was
lihdrawn shortly before the race.
Grey Lag. popular faYOritc. car
."h tor weight. l26 pounds. while
'ack Servant had AN iinpost of 1913
pundS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
CARDS BEAT DODGERS
LEv Assnciaied Press l

,'T. LOUIS, NO, July 30.-St. Louis
ncncd It's hits off Grimes and won
second game of the series with
nok!yn today. S to 6.
Empire Hart oficiatcd behind the
, without II coat. IL was said to
the first time an arbitcr work ed
70 behind the plate in his shirt
ewes. President Heydlcr, Of the
tional League. was a spectator
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
CHICAGO WINS TWO
tRy Associated Press.I

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-Chicago
took two games from Philadelphia
today. . to and 10 !. Home runs
by Fa!k. Collins and Strunk. scoring
six runs. helped to win the first game.
Fabcr won his twcnty-hrst game in
The second contest. holding nhilndcl-
phia 10 four hits. G. Walkers home
run in the ninth inning prevented Il
shut out for Philadelphia.
No word was received today by
Manager Mack from Dugan. who de-
parted from the city Thursday with
out leave.
The scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
BRAVES WIN CLOSE GAME
Us, AssocIatoh l.r...

PITTSBURGH July 80 noe,ou wan
NC mrs. game OF The series FRAN
rh'sburgl here today I to n
o"srhE"r and Cooper pitched good
PAL IN the fourth inning The braves
punched hits for III" only run of INC
game Southwor,h's n"lding fea
'ur"d tho contest rho score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
TO TRY WHITES ALLEGED
PLAYERS ON THURSDAY

PETERSBuRG. July 3O.-A,torney
MEccogbill of Chesterfield County.
has been appointed to represent the
two negro slay"rS. Raleigh Haskins
and Judge Gufith, who have con-
tossed to tho murder Of stephen q.
White, Dinwiddic postmaster At
torncy CoEbil was appointed nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
WILSON is VICTORIOUS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
WILSON. y. G. July 3G.--ln one Of
the fastest games played in BuSviile
this season. Wilson came out with
the long end OF TO count over
Rocky Mount.
The features OF the game for the
visitors was the spectacular fielding
OF Spencer and the pitching OF Var
rison, while the all round playing of
Roth, Martin and Duffy featured for
the home club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
pitt>btirSi,.

summary: Two base hits--BoeCk.i
rord. Grimm Threc-basc hit-Boec!.-
81 stolen hascs-Barbarc. Boeckel.
SCcrifice-NiCholson, Whitfield Dpu-
bic plays-Ford. Barbara and Hoikc:
Grimm tunassisted). Bigbee and
Grimm. Left on bases-Boston. ::
Pittsburgh. s. Base on balls--on
Cesohgcr. 3: cooper. ,. struck out
by Ocschger. :: Cooper. I. Umpire
KLEIN and E.mslic Time al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
SENATORS WIN GAME
inv Associnted Press.l

WASHINGTON. July 3o-W ashing-
ton defeated Detroit. 4 to 3. III an cx-
citing game today by scoring twice
in tho ninth inning on singles by Mi
Ian and Harris. a hit batsman. Il base
on balls and "A sacrifice by by O'Rourkc
who earlier in the game made Il home
run with one man on base.
'rn, score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
Lifts Suspension OF NcGr.v.

ST. LOUIS. July 3o.-Suspension OF
John j. McGraw for his run In with
Umpire Klein early In the week will
DC lifted AZ Cincinnati this afternoon,
President Heydler. of the National
League. announced here today. Heyd-
Ter viii return to New York SUNDAY
mi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

Judg" Robert g. Soutnail
The trial will he held at Dinwiddic
Courthouse next Thursday. and n
Chesterfield jury has been cmpancled
commemorative Attorney Stern. as
sisted by the former states attorney
Morton Z. Goode. will prosecute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

bail-Krugcr. Left on bases-Saf-
folk. .; Petersburg. t. Bases on balls
off Burns, 5: off WOODBURY.. l.
Struck out--by Burns. I; by WoSd.
burn, {. Time of enmc-l:3j. TN
pirc-Wcstervcit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
FRIENDS OF TUCKER CLAIM
SUSSEX BY BIG MAJORITY
speelal to The Times Dispatch

WAEERLY. VA. July 30.-Wh,le a
made In behalf OF Trinkic in the
Town Hail Thursday evening in
Wavcr!y. a large crowd of the rep
rescntativc citizens OF the County
OF Sussex me- an the same town and
declared themselves without rcserva-
ton in favor Of Harry St. George
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

Summary: Two-bHs hits-Scwcll,
Jameson. Nunamakcr. Three-bhse
hlts---Johnston, Pipp. Home runs
Johnston. Ruth Sacrificcs-Wambs
ganss t2). ardnor. covclcskic. Double
ElayS-Bakcr and Pipp; Coveleskie
and Johnston LIT on bases-New
York. {: cleveland. G. Bas on balls
off Shawkcy. ]: Collins. !; Ferguson
.: Covleskic. >. Hits-oT Shawkcy
8 in "a innings; Collins. in la;
Ferguson. G in innings. Struck out
by Shawky, .; Collins. 4; Covlskie.
4. wild pitch-Frguson. Passed
ball-Schang Losing pitchcr-Sha W
ky. Umpircs-Connoliy and owens
Time, o:05.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

ROCKY Mount .........o"p lou oop--i
Wilson ..............b 00 $50 0l'--i
Summary. Two-base hits-Soencer
and Walker. First base on balls--off
Quinn. >. off HARRISON. 3. Struck out
Ky Quinn, 3; by Yarrison. /. Double
plays-Quinn to Head to Roth. Hit
by pitched btli-Roth. Umpircs--
Blackburn and Riley. Time-l:35
900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
Philadelphia.

Summary: Two-basc hits-Witt.
Johnson Threc-base hit-Strunk.
Rome runs-Mccicllan, Schalk. Sacri-
ces-Mulligan 90, Faik. Shcc!y.
Strunk Double pIays-Coil!ns TO
Shccly: Galloway to Dykes TO j.
walker. Left on Observation-Disclosures
3: Chicago. Q. Ease on balls--of
TASTY. .: of Wolfe. .: off Faber 3.
IIits--ofr Hast. u in 1-3 innings:
off Wolfe, 3 Ia "a innings. Struck
out-by Iiastv. >; by Wolfe. 4: by
Faber. 4. wild pitch-Wolfc. Losing
pitcher - Hasty. Empires = Wilson.
IIilfcbrand and Nal!in Time Us.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

Tucker for Governor and approving
his platform.
1t is the general impression that
Tucker Will carry Sussex by tax.,
majority 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

-" > W "
Totals .. % - II =
'Hattcd for ricinich in eighth
'Batteh for Johnson In eighth.
tBatted for smith in eighth.
Score ny innings: Il
Detroit ............. ln0 02O Geo
ashinGton ...... 02o 600 0o2--i
Summary: Three base hits-Jonos.
Blue. Home run-ORourke. Sacri-
ice hits-Bush. Neach. O'Rourkc.
Double plays-ricinirh 10 .fudgc.
Bush to FiaGstcad To Blue. Left on
bascs-Dctroit, ;: Washington. I.
Bases On balls--on Johnson. o. OF,
Leonard. !: of Middleton. /: OF
Parks. !. Hl;s-on Leonard, ) In
innings: or oldham, in . innings
on Middleton. none In Is inning: on
Johnson. in $ innings; of Court
ncy. none in inning. Hit os pitch
cr--by oldham Ricc) Struck ont
by Johnson. i ; by Leonard. >. Win
ming pitcher Courtney Losing
pitchor-Oldham Empires Evan
and D!uccn Timc-2:o5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

southern Association Results.
mobile. q New orleans. L..
ATLANTA. !, Birmingham. y.
Chstts noora. = Mnmnhi- II
I.LttLe ROck 9. NaSMNli.c \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
{ hi,.nSo,

...... 2UC oct 602--7
IrraEu ........ col l"l 32N-S
SUMMARY Twu-b ns" hi's-k"-
ttchy. i.,bpv va.W t,', HHilocne or.
'rl!nms. GRIMES. i'iacF Alexander.
ura.. Nhsc h"t Rtur D.G k'tl".
~ iiunr vans Al''Ninlc", al. ur-
.aI. J. Smi;h Sacrifice hs'-.-licl.
Nor. D"ai Double plays kJ.
ctrhy ulaaf1ls-sd,. M"aitws -
.aru 10 Pt"k."-r,.. i..n 81 'a"cE
pnuadcpuia. :; Chicago Laos
II, ba;is-cH Meadows. ,. III NlvN.
..or. !. S:tGr' oIt-by N.cEar"cr.
by Meadows. !. Umpires-Bren-
an and ouiglcy. Time hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

Nb"tteH TOT k"Cic IN rInth
score by innings: II
Chicago .....CiD 0,o l0O-o
Philadelphia .l0o Zoe oo3-7
summary Twobase -John-
son 90 HONE runs-FaIk. collins.
StrunE. Nacr.tc"S-C u ius and
iykcs Double play-MUlligau and
Sh""iy. left on hasc-Chicaro. Z:
Philadelphia, 6 Base on baiIs-on
k"ctc, :. iiits--cn Harris. $ in > in
ninEs of kccic, ) in { off Kerr. IL
IN S. of Wilkinson. o in inning.
Hit by pitchcr-by Kerr tWc!chl.
struck oui-by Kerr. 3. By Kecfc. l..
Wild pltch-iia!ris Winning pitcher
Kerr. Losing pitcher Harris. I'm.
p'rcs Nail!n. Wilson and HiidcJranJ.
lnnc-l ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

clemens. e. ..... n
bIig"cfer. g. .... ! u ~ .
u..,''P - ''''''.'.. g
u ''.'.... o o
Io'hIs ....... 81 sI42 p .
Score by innings: :,
~ o1k'yh .............o 900 10 22o :
summary. Two-basn hit.
Myers. Grimes. Griinth. IInrnshv
Ihree- base hit-MclIenry. Home rm,
-Hrihith. stolen base-Stock sac.
tihce'-Johnston, Fournicr. C.Iomon.
IAN m walker. Lot on bases
hf"okiyn II; 81. Louis. :. Ha.c on
." or Grimes. .. Hirs-on Doak.
IA D. on Wake IN ? innings
'-'rimeS, Winning Extraordinarily
"ts"d M!llcr Cmpires--IInr,
ana Mccormick Tine lp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

MILLER hit by battcd ball. one out
when winning run was scored.
Tran for sargent in eighth.
4Battcd for Leonard in eighth.
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.,lchcr. Sacriiice-J. Smith, Deal,
..U.cI Double piays-J. Smith to
.,rkinson TO Konctchy. left on
Philadelphia. Q; Chicago, s.
.isc on halls---off York. =: oft Ring,
struck out---by Freeman. /; by
ork. /: ty Jones. 3: by Ring. 3.
and Brennan. Time
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

CONTINUED From Page 10
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f" haticd for Harris in MIN.

MATTED for kcefc in ninth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Continued From Page l6).

.Battd for Collins in NTH.
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Totals 20 :,
Score by innings:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-06-26
Soup, Hash and Corn,
ALI i'm Dehydrated Form

FORMERLY dried fruits and vege-
tables called for long soaking.
Such foresight would find no place
in a camp or with the "1ast-minute"
housekeeper. These products, how
ever, call for no soaking at all, and
the hash and clam broth are pre-
cooked as well as dried, so that the
whole meal Of three dishes could be
ready in thirty-five minutes time,
The broth calls for only ten minutes
cooking, with two and one-half cups
of water to make three good
portions at a cost of five cents por-
ton. 1t had only 5 per cent Of
moisture in 1t as bought "a canned
soup will have about S5 to 80 per
cent?, and contained a large amount
Of chopped clans, we'll favored, just
as a real clam soup should. The adj
vantages Of this quarter ounce pack
age of soup for three, with ten min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-06-26

kitchen, using cottonseed oil and
half the usual amount of water
added to represent whole egg ii. e.,
one tablespoonful to one of egg) /.
This is reasonable because only the
yolk is used in mayonnaise and this
contains much less water than the
white. The results were excellent,
a smooth, thick mayonnaise being
made in about the same time that a
fresh egg product would require, but
it was very pale in color though the
powder is deep yellow.
These points are of interest to the
kitchenetter and the winter house
keeper rather than to the camper.
but the product is of such new and
special interest, and the prejudice
against it SO undeserved, that the
facts worked out as to the best wav
to deal with dried egg are given in
detail.
The chemist found that all the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-06-26
Little Bulk, Less Weight and Great
ConvenienceMark CookedDned /
Foods of Good Flavor j

water but z per cent had been taken
out of the egg (which originally had
II per cent of water and found 56.5
per cent Of protein and so per cent
Of fat in the product average fig
ures of known products give 81 per
cent of protein and 38.5 Of fat). The
bacterial test showed that the prod
uct was practically sterile and con-
tanned no gas-producing organisms,
so that it is clean and sound, besides
being made of whole eggs and moth
ing else. No starch, coloring matter,
baking powder or preservatives were
found.
This is a wholesome, nutritious
product, convenient especially when
there is no egg supply, but to be
used conservatiyely and intelligently,
allowing for it's lessened leavening
power, if you are to get the best out
of it. Forget all the egg substitutes
you have known and remember that
this is not a substitute; it is egg it
self, with 81 per cent of water taken
out Of it. So push your dried skim
milk and your dried vegetables along
on the shelf and make room for
Reelegg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-06-26
Tested and Approved Foods

needed in using it in cakes, etc.
From one-half to two-thirds of a
teaspoonful more baking pow
should be added to the recipe for
each tablespoonful Of egg powder
used. Used so, it made cake Of
good texture which was even better
the second day.
You cannot fry or poach this egg
powder, though the label in it's ex-
uberance might lead you to think
this! You can scramble this pow
dered egg or make thin omelet, the
latter being very good in flavor, even
better than the scrambled egg, which
is slightly fiat in flavor and is i'm
proved by adding a bit Of grated
cheese Or ham.
A custard is better baked than
boiled. The latter takes longer to
thicken than with fresh eggs and