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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
|DOLSHEWSM'S FOES TO
! ASK RECOGNITION SOON

PARIS, Feb. la. P.)--Irormal
application is about to be made to
| Great Britain, France and the Unit
ed States to recognize as tho rightful
existing government of Russia the
Russian constituent assembly which
has Just been created at meeting
here Of all elements opposing bolshe-
Ivism. President Avskentieff, member
Of the former Kerensk cabinet and
presiding officer OK the conference
here, will make application to Pre-
mier Bryand for recognition
Kerensky has gone to London on a
similar mission. Russian Ambassador
Baksmeteff at Washington will ap-
proach the American government.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
FORMER PEN)LETlN
GIRL AT Loss AS TO
QUERY OF HUSBAND
Nine. Pierre Tartoue in New
York Declares She is Puzzled
Over Artists Trip to Investi-
gate Her Life Here.

AS a sequel to the visit Of Pierre
Tartoue. famous portrait painter. to
Pendleton. Nine Portoue, former PEN
dleten girl and the daughter Of Mrs.
Rutlf Barnett Of this city in an inter
view In the New York World. declares
that she is at loss to understand why
her husband came West to inquire into
her past life
Following is the interview: :
Nine Pierre Tartoue. whose artist
husband is reported . 70 be speeding
back To New York from the West
with legal documents to defend him
self against her action for a separa-
tion is not overperturbed by the re-
port. but is puzzled. Why he should
have gone to the West seeking eva
dence concerning her life she does not
know she said last night IN the Plaza
hotl, where she lives with her moth
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
Too nIanr WeddIngs.

The dawn was cold and cnHly Out
side the grim walls Of the prison the
kindly old gentleman was waiting tc
greet the discharged prisoners. He
approached one and asked if he need
ed any help.
"My poor friend.n he began, what
brought you to this2"
The ex-convict addressed began 70
weep copious fears Of repentance.
Il dunno. sir" he replied sadly
"unless it was attendln' TOO many we'd
din's"
"Ah. you learned to drink at those
festivities, or perhaps to steal?" the
old gentleman put in, sympathetically-
NO, it wasn't that. You see.
was always the bridegroom. Penn
sylyanIa Punch Bowl,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
Corrrctlng Erroneous XIews

Two impressions that unfortu-
nateiY have been given through other
newspa pers l want to correct through
The Wcrld. one is that am great
helress. | wish / were, but / am NOT
II I were, then l should be able to
respond 10 the many requests for ed
that come to me from the poor. The
u,Ler Misrepresentation is that / have
said an American girl should never
marry a foreigner. 7 am above al else
an American girl, but / have never
said that. NANCY of my best friends
are 1la,lied to foreign men and are
perfectly happy"
Mrne. TartC ue said she had ths three
portraits for which she posed fJr her
husband Ore of these is the artist s
concettton Of his wife as the modern
Mona Lisa, ris~latest work.
Ia tic studio in West 57th Street,
she saws. her husband and one of his
cios1 friends, Rene Van Lennep, live
when Mr. Tor; Que is in New YORK. she
has flied a sui against Mr.. Van Len
nvp m the .;nprefne Court. Deruls OF
this have not 5een learned, but it is
sad the trouble grew out Of tn. artist's
matrimonial difficulties. 1t vas said
.at Mr.. IaItoues home yesterday that
he was expocte1 to arrive within few
days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

noonle describing their weary condl-
tton would each tell it differently. One
can't think, another Is drowsy, mo
next feels weak, others are irritaole'
moody depressed, apprehensiye, as tho
cnse mpy he. To this great class Ok
,ufferers comes Reolo, one Of the
xrandest reconstruetlye agencies ever
.eyised for definite accomplishment.
II intensifies the activity OF the viu'i
process provokes increased uesn,
stimulates the production Of red cor
ouscles contributes to the defense oi
the system against depletion and con.
seouent exhaustion and in many other
ways arouses the functional processes
~ make YOU feel that something mas
touched that one Pickering vital spark
Won thought was about to go out. No
AMOUNT OF description can adednateiy
convey the difference between the feei-
mr. OF lack Of nerve speed and the re-
bound, the freedom, the liberation
from depressions that cause SO many
men and women to fall In their tracks.
70 10 to sleep at the switch or s'anu
lam when the order ito go ahead. y
YOU would really like to get ACQUAINTED
with your real self get a s1.OO box OF
Reolo today. ASK any of the CLERKS az
rhompsons Drug Store or any other
leading drug store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
HANDFUL OF BANKERS
PARALYzING INDUSTRY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Inyestiga-
ton Of charges that the money mar
ket is controlled by small group OF
bankers whose tactics
arc paralyzing legitimate commerce
and industry Is proposed in a resolu-
tion introduced in the house today.
4 he resolptiou states that money has
teen drawn to New York by interest
rates running as high as 20 and 30
per cent for Speculation and gampi-
ing purpOses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
sKATEns Will ORGANIZE

BUTTE, Mont. Feb. Lice skaters
Of Butte plan the formation OF per
manent organization to foster the sport
and provide for annual skating events.
Bennett Mccormick has been named
Chairman Of committee TO look after
details Of organization Of the new body
which, It Is stated probably viii Include
devotees Of the sport from the entire
state and be named the Montana Ice
Skaters association.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
LEWIS THROWS RENAT0
GARDlNl WITH TOE HOLD

BOSTON, Feb. Led (stranglerl
Lewis, worlds champion catch as
catch can wrestler. threw Renato Car
DIM. Italian. heavy weight. last night
without using the famous "headlock
yhlch has aroused opposition among
wrestlers and the public. He pinned
Gardini with toe hold In one hour
and sS minutes. 20 seconds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

and never contained alcohol.
Beauty depends upon health.
Worry. aleepless nights, headaches,
pains, disorders, irregularities and weak
ness Of distinctly feminine character
in short time bring the dull eye, tie
"crow $ feet. /" fhe haggafd look, droop.
ing shoulders, and the falteriag step.
To retain the appearance Of youth you
must retain health. Instead Of lotions,
powders and paints, ask your druggist
for Dr. rlerce's Favorite Prescription.
EAsr OAKLAND, Cal. / have used
Dr. 'Pierce's Favorite Prescription at
different times fer over twenty five
yesgN, ana q has never failed me. One
time : hook i when troubled with
inflammation and Il soon helped me.
A. another Nme / took it FOR severe
rains la nv right side; the Fayorite
l1Vcriptiun again helped me out,
and i MS soon well and strong. lean
ALWAYS depend npon it.T-MRs. A. Z.
LkAheNcE, l2il Fifteenth Avenue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
SCHOOL CHILDREN DIE
WHEN TRAIN HITS BUS

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. LA. P.)
Two school children were killed. two
others were perhaps fatally injurea
and rearly score narrowly escaped
death Yesterday when the Camp Mead
bus. in which they We're riding, was
struck at shipley station by an elee.
trio train.
The children were going home from
school.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
MswINEY's SISTER TO SPEAK

BUTTE, Mont. Feb. Lit has been
announced by members Of tho Abra-
ham Lincoln branch of the American
Association for the Recognition OF the
Irish Republic that ATisss Mary Mac
Swiney, sister of the late lord mayor
of Cork. viii be in Butte ON 81. Pat
rick's Day, March II, to deliver an adj
dress.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
u. S. PACIFIC VESSELS
ANCHOR AT VALPARAISO

VALPARAISO, Chile, Feb. ia.
P)-The L. s. Pacific fleet, COM
posed Of the dreadnaughts, New Mex
leo, Idaho Wyoming. Arkansas Tex
as, New York and Mississippi. Is de-
stroyers and five auxiliary craft, ar
rived here Monday after a cruise
from Panama which was made in
nine days. Thousands Of persons, in
Guiding scores Of natives Of the Uni
ted States, assembled TO view the sea
fighters as they steamed into the har-
Dor for five day visit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

Il was-and stia am-ambitious for
Pierre. / tried to help him. want
him to be among the greatest artists
cf the world-another Sargent-and l
believe he could be.
But a man who has great influ-
ence over him, the one who ordered
me out of our studio, and who has
taken almost all my pictures and
baubles, and ornaments-things a
woman loves-has been urging Mr.,
Tartoue to go into business, and poor
Pierre, with his great gift, is now ann
hiGods to become an American busI-
ness man.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
WHEAT MOVEMENT IN
JANUARY SETS RECORD

KANSAS CITY. Feb. i.--tu. P)--
The wheat movement in January OF
this year was the greatest ever report
ga for the first month of any year
This was due to heavy purchases BY
exporters and improvement OF railroad
wee following the freight car short
lage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

er, for over a year ago he took my
diary containing written accounts *
all the facts Of my life since I went to
school. " Nor does she profess to know
what evidence he would find thar
would prevent her getting a decree.
There is nothing in my life thai
] have not told Mr. Tartoue." she said.
He knew 1 had been married before.
and It was because ne urged me not
~ tell our friends Of this that it was
SEPT secret.
Two Previous Marriages
Il was married first to Louis Roth,
q student. in the West. was very
young then and he was just a boy.
We were Separated at the wishes OF
our parents because we We're so young.
He later married again. He is now
dead. I was married to him, 1 sup
pose, because 1 didn't want to go back
to boarding school IN Washington.
After we were separated and when
I Was in California, I met Mr.. ..
Busch, lovely chap, and became
engaged to him. He was a Catholic.
and because his people were Insist
ent / had to become Catholic be-
fore we could be married. After a
few weeks learned that he had bess
separated Iom his wife and two
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
o. A. {. HEARS LECrUREk

OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLI
LEGE. Corvallis. FEB. I,-C. c. Dick
son of shedd. state expert on dairy
cattle. spoke to the Agricultural club
Wednesday afternoon on "The Ash
burn Way OF Herd Building" An
classes in the school OF AGRICULTURAL
we're dismissed for the meeting.
Jazz" music was part Of the pro-
gram.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

ecription put
ny by Doctor
Pierce over
tyyearsa ago.
DKeBB has
changed very
much since
fheni But DR..
Pierce Is medi
cines contain
the same de-
pendable In
gradients.
They are stand.
ard today just
as they we-e
fifty years ago
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

children. [ knew then that our mar
riage would not stand in the Catholic
Church and 1 left him and went To
san Francisco. 1t was later learned
that his wife. whom he thought di-
voreed from him, had not received a
divorce, but later it was granted Our
marriage was annulled. For the sake
of the children / never mentioned this
Pierre has known these things. /
told them to him when he first came
here, when we went into our studio
at No. 200 West 57th Street He and
his friends thought it best that my
other marriage be not mentioned IN
New York. He thought it might hurt
his art.
TartOue TwO-Sided
Little Pierre has two sides. One
is beautiful. But he is easily influ-
onced, and two elderly women are
really responsible for his actions that
hurt me so and that brought on my
request for separation. They were
closely associated with him and he
trusted them. Pierre would have it
continually told him that no artist
could be great if he were married. He
was led to believe that l was hamper
ing his art, and that is why his attitude
became harsh.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
PITTSBURGH STEEL
PLANTS SPEED WORK

PITTSBURGH, Feb. ia. P0--
Many independent steel manufacturers
today increased operations on a con-
servative basis after about six weeks
during which operations were entirely
suspended or greatly curtailed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
Tn Ye Olden
Time

hoop skirts were worn by those who
hrst asked the druggist for, and insisted
on having the genuine Farorite Pre-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
.NERVE-SPEED
WHEN NEEDED
Lack OF Reserve Force Cause OF
Most Futures IN The DAILY
Affairs OF Life

To feel weary without having earned
ii by hard work throws the mlna NV ,iso
disorder and confusion. a hunoreu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
First Methodist Episcopal.
Corner lead avenue and Sonfh Third
Htreatl

Charles Oscar Heckmnn. pastor.
Miss Edith Gorby deaooncss
SUNDAY fcliooi 9.i5 %. 49, You nrc
cnrnestit asked % hclp us make the
attcndance.tn0 an this date. Sermnn
a. ~ a.. nj Something Every Chris
tian IL Anxious 60 knuw." Anthem.
"Jubilzte.'' (Mcitiskcl Quartet 'God
o. a spirit Diornl ssrinnn az 1880
D. m. Things That Aside" Anthem.
The Day is Past and over. Ggced.1
quartet The Prayer" tMarchettiA
Epwprfh league az $3.50 b.. IN. Topic;
Thy Kingdom Come" On my
church, Matt G;7-i5. Mildred Bnscr.
leader.
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rorth Fourth Street Gospel Hall.
$500 North Fourth St.)

Sunday school aud Bible class al
s:fb n. m. w. g. Raaba. %supcrin-
iendent.
~ a. m. Brcklng OF bread in re-
memhranee of h Lord Acts 20 z.
only those known 20 as or commend
I'd by letter viii De- received. No
preaching nt this hour.
t,f1 D. o.. Preaching % the Gospel
by Carl Armeding Subject; The
Conquest 81 Canaan BEGINNING with
the Pail 81 Jericho a sequel to the
series 81 addresses on the journey of
the iraelitcs from Egypt to Canaan.
Scriptural. evangelist. interesting.
Az welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

Cantata to Be Given
AT Baptist Church

The Booster choir of the First
Baptist church viii give a cantata.
1.-The Beautiful city az the cimrch
Monday evening nj y o'clock. II will
b. given undcr the direction Of Mrs
Blanche Underwood and there will be
shout thirty persons who will take
part. The church will nr-
nlah h music. There will be no
admission and the public ~ Invited.
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First Baptist Church.
Corner broadway and Lead avenue


Thomas y. Harvey. Pastor.
rlionc. taiS-M
Bible school e;f5 a. m. y. r. Mall
lcrv. sunt.
Junior ana senior unions Z 800 b. m.
Juhlic Worship 90 ~ Re-. m, and : y.
M. Morning theme. The lords SUP
per" Evening theme. "IIow the
Croan Saves rdinnnco Of baptism NJ
evening service.
special music under a." direction
81 Mra Blnpcc Underwood.
The Rooster choir Will give "a can-
tata entitled. Tho Roauiinn CITY"
ON Monday evening az s. o'claCk. Ad-
mission free and an are invited.
Strangers wil always find a well
come ut "rhp Homeliko church"
Ifrst Congregation church
Corner Coat ana SCUM Broadway
Harold s Davidson. Ih.D.. pastor.
Residence. G2d South waiter.
sunday school az s.fs, J.. j.. Jones.
supt.
Morning service az n. Rev. Otto J.
Schcihe VIII speak. His theme Will
be; The Sentiments 81 the Soul" The
candidates FOR church membership
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

one cup whole wheat nO1r. ? cups.
bran. 1 cup hutiermllk. or sour milk.
.f-2 cup molasses. Ia CUP nuts. i-2
cup ~raisinr, i-2 teaspoon soda. 1-2
teaspoon salt.
Dissolve soda IN milk. Mix dry In
ercdienta. and nuts and raislns. and
molaEscs and milk. Turn into "a
bread pan and bake an hour in "a slow
oven.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

tEpiscOnall, corner silver avenue
and Fourth street; phone i272 W.
sunday services;
Holy com munion, z a.. M.
sunday church school. g;f5 "a. M.
Morning service and sermon. ~
!. m.
Music undsf direction of George
ieake: Mrs y. W. Harden, ~orEania
Lorna Lester. yioiinist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

MH1IfIIsh Win 1nlaITllne sancr
ret q nice firm whliofish. Rome f.
Cat Il IN rItcff h ti10f for each
person % b. urfrrd skin. Season
With tolt alta dIp ~ IN flour. Ffy in
halter. WHEN fiie flali ~ dine. add 20
tAf 1ame pllffer IN which the flah wah
fqe4 , uilfiie o. brown alnords ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

Womnn'H sInh bulldInE. tis Wcat
Coli ayenue.
sunday services nj N a m.
"Wednesday evening fcatlmonial
meeting al s o'ciocf.
Sunday school at s.f6 n. m. for
children up TO the ave OF 20 years.
me reading room. room y. Melini
building. fteh West Central avenue.
r. open daily except Sundays and hol-
days from 2:1O TO 5sJO y. m.
attend the services and to visit the
reading room.
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Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. south

W. .. NanCefpools pastor.
Sunday school p;fS n. M. ]. E.
Major, supt.
Public worship. ~ a. m ana 7;s,
y. m.
Morning subject: Empty Profos.
sion"
Anthem; "Juhilate Deo," CNcvln.l
Evening sublect. "The History Of o.
Sinners Conversion"
Anihasr; sun % My Soul" Crock
yVnii1
IenEues. ESQ y. m.
Week scryitcs. Tho Aihunucruue
District conference. New Mexico con
ference. " " Church. South. viii
meet in the Central Avenne Mctho-
dist church Tuesday. Ami b. 1921.
z 30 p. M. Tho conference will De-
in session for two dusa ana night.
closing with the night service.
Thursday the 1th. Tho day services
wni begin az $40 "a. m. and 500 D. M.
m. Tho public ~ invited To- attend
these meetings. We are 10 have snue
thirty out Of town quests ana speak
crs.
Mrs. W. c. Jenkin- musical dlrcc-
tregs.
Wis vern Kiech. pianist
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02


4 '|Itl
MAI y |0
ne I''rr '+I'1'
Bore ~ tNt put q
no 0'I hos PR
pared TtInf 81
~ INI N'HI'tr ~ a
WN'N|| M fIIlNu tam
~
~ warns That nI-
tnruFN ~ ufN glance
IN4 MInN n'4Y SOUND
Expensive. = really vl|l
poi Nr INuN4 IInuINiuNo
Tor Rood Sunday
HIurE' Cor NIIHIN
~ " I|nnrf
ft'fsSH ~ AcNrtnnie
r'n| MtuH'aH itir
NnIIt lItN with
NN1nI''FN rHu'e
idIt4 ~ NII'Hl4 HfN.
IIrrIoIc
Glazed ~ f1InIr
eII Ile
rlnN4 iirrNa Nofnay
%N'4H iII1|r fIIUI0rH
no Fprnlt NHt Ir4I1ns
uffff
And herr uIF detailed
~ 4lf4rnN b. HNi
ftNu Who a. ~ ~
on ~ frun4f4I
men ~ rNHfFf 81 The
rutk'rf ~ q fHlHunt
tnirt or pfrpnnnt The
various 0I"||t thai
p.akc no tuf meal
~ NrfA me-
tte'p Mt1f''in @ifir
r|I''N 81 N|IN untunH
... 49,
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ImmnnucI Evangelical Luihcran
Church.

tcornor Gold M and Arno sireetl
Carl Schmid. pastor; residence zoe
South Arno street. phone 23ieeJ.
sunday school a:tb a. m.
Services In the German language
1855 a, m.
Services IN the English language II
"a. M. Sermon. Restoration OF Peter
TO the Aposticship.
Quarterly meeting % I've voting
members 80 y. m.
The Bible class meet "Wednesday
evening az T:10 p. m.
Thursday afternoon tho Ladies' AID
.Nnl meet In tho church nnnry. Mrs,
w. uauscr and Mrs. !. J. Wallhaus
will serve
Religious instruction for the chill
dren ~ tho sunday school cvrry SAT-
urday morning nt $50 o'cloc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

$3.50 n M. county jail Frrvir"
~ 90. M. Holiness meeting sub
ioet: The idenl lAfe."
ESQ o. m. sunday school nnd
adult Bible class.
$3.50 %. M, omen air rally.
Gt5 D.. m. Young Peoples Legion.
z d. M. Street service.
y y. M. Special enrolment service.
Captain and Mrs Guest ~ Rosv cll
will lead these services. a time of
music and blessing.
NJ yoI have not heard the captain,
yours d. the loss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

The only woman's statue In STAT
uary hall al the r.. 3. capitol IL that
Of Frances y. willard. tempcranee
and philanthropist.
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NJ. Y. Church tspanlsh).

(West Central, Old Town, opposite
Court House)
T. Ogilvie, pastor: i. g. Hesiett.
assistant
Parsonage 2tO South Sixth Phone
e57-I~
10 y m Sunday school j. W SAINT
stcynn. Hupt
~ a. No. Preaching.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

y. W. Pine ana RIA Tailey. elders
The Church of Christ meets each
Lori's day al the Odd Fellows hail
on South second street. between sat
We and Lead avenues. on east side Of
street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Company For Dinner Wbat Should You Serue?
Blackstone Hotel Chef Tells Ideal Meal

IN a pan with half an onion. one ear
rot. cclcr, leaves. and a small piece
of ham. When nicely brown add q
little flour and = few ffalns Of whole
black pepper u n half n hhy leaf
4 wuttr. and a cup 81 fnmaioer
lot boil I've hours and strain. Roll
arain for hair ap hour and skim.
the guinea hen has been cooked.
Boil Two minutes. Add 4 small piece
of nwe.t butter and pour oycr the
nuinea lion.
serve with ricc crnquetfes prepared
In this way. Boil 2 cups Of Wild rice
In salt water for 20 minutes. Pour
on the water and pui IN the oven Tor
[. minutes 20 gct the moisture or.
Add cream sauce. q little fsapflka. and
two volks 81 eGas. When cool make
a round cropuetts ana dip IN beaten
eggs and rpil IN bread crumbs Mike
a holi0N in tho middle or the GRO
quettcs ana ny IN deep fat Ful tho
hollow With q icaspoonful ~ corn
jelly.
Glazed swcrt Potatoes. FLORIDA.
Cut the ppiafocs round. about half
an inch thick. Wy ~ derp TAT. slice
bananas. dlp IN flour and sry n
ana potnfoes IN laying them In a
deep china platter. Pour a little
honey over them and a little poU-
dercd sugar. Glace them On a quick
fire.
sufng Bcans. Morny.
Boil fresh string beans In salt
water. Add n pinch 81 eoda to keep
the color. Mis- with tsenm sauce
Put in dlfhca. well seasoned with
salt. ronf over hlead rfnmhs mixed
with parncsau cheese aud uapffNa
Drip a litu~ melted butter over all
and bake 20 a golden color.
salad. BeIlc icrmierc.
Peel solnt pears tffcth or cannrdl
II not uacd ~ once. Keep IN wafor
with lemon vice added 70 thfp VIII
not turn dark. Hollow them Mix
cream cheese and raprika Use dec
Grating rl1iry tags around the hor-
der. Fin thc hollow with bar ie due
Serve % lettuce leaf with French
dressing.
Bavcroix Aux Praises.
Press enough strawberries 10 OBJ
tain a pint % pulp. Mix with ten
ounces of powdered sugar. favored
with vanilla. and an ounce n a half
OF clarified gelatin dissolved In two
gills OF water. stir on ice until h
begins "a. CONCEAL. Mix very carefully
with enc pint 81 well whipped cream.
Pat In a mold and keep on ice about
two hours When ready no serve
immersc IN tcpid water and turn on
a cold dish. Decorate with whipped
cream and s~;rawberrics ~ dcaired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

some lemon juice. Pour over the
cooked FISH. Serve with chopped
parsley.
iircasf of Guinea Hen Theodore
Cook the breast IN butter. For the
sauce. cut IN pieces the legs and other
portionH ~ tire arc tsH left when
h-tftt a obtained. Brown this meat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

The longest average OF life is In
Norway
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

Marcias road near Bareias bridse)
r. Ogilyle. pastor: D. O.. Heslett.
assistant.
10 a. M. sunday school. J. r. Mad
rid. Hupt.
1890 D.. mn. Preaching. =. Gabriel
sanchez. pastor of Spanish Baptist
church Will preach subject Choose
You This Day Whom Nc VIII Serve"
Judges 2f3i5.
The afternoon services dis"untin-
ued. Everybody welcome.