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Evening star., 1921-06-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

CHERRYDALE, va. NO. II, MAIN ROAD
A nice home for sale cheap.
IN ORDER TO MAKE A QUICK SALE THE
owner Of one Of the most attractive sites IN
the District will sacrifice property for $l5. .OoO.
It consists Of 5.35 acres, improved. with g.
room house, containing bath. II. W. H.. electric
light. gvrase. chicken houses. orchard; II
country. Real Estate Investment Co. w. W.
stewart. W. q. Lipscomb. SIG Conn. ave.
Main 2Ss0
BY OwNER-AT ALCOvA HEIGHTS. AR
lington, Va, two new very attractive Groom
and bath bungalows; vacant: front and sleeping
porcl,cs marble stucco finish; modern. Inquire
on promises or call Main 629i. wash. D. {. J.
NEW FIvEROOM BUNGALOW; BATH.
sss ''o monthly. tsS j. % RIDLEY Ri SHIELDS Tend.ll
bldg. N. 1877; on Sunday, Hyattsville 23s w.
S, 600. $50 CASH. WILL BUY GROOM
modern bungalow. 3A acres land; barn. pou..
quick; fare, cents: 2h blocks from car.
Address Box o1-R. Star once.
PRETTY, NEW, VACANT BUNGALOWS
large rooms: cellar. attic, porch: fertile lot.
$50 monthly including interest: no cash.
Owner. 4l4 kresge bldg. 1lth and G: %.
Must Sell; Price Reduced $1,000.
obliged to get immediate cash. will sell splen-
did home at big sacrifice. Was $1,000 now
$11 200. It's a real home, well built. well
lawn and garden. Fully 5000 under any.
thing that compares with it in quality and
location. y minutes from center Of city by
good trolley: less by auto. rooms. bath.
extrn Iavatory open fireplace, hot-water heat.
gas. electricity; sleeping porch. hardwood
floors. slate roof; grape vines; garden planted;
2car garage: everything one requires for a
best offer as to terms buys this house Write
at once. Address BOX 1O4-B. Star Office.
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|, BEAuTIruI. CEMENT BLOCK BuSGA-

A BEAUTIFUL CEMENT BLOCK BCSGA-
low in a delightful location, overlooking the
city and Potomac, half block from Military
road, near Fl. Myer. Seven r1ums. in pleasing
arrangement: servants room in attic; elec-
tricity, bath: fine heating plant: large veranda.
lots Of shade. flowers aud shrubl,ery; nicely ar
ranged lawn with crcular driveway. Why go
far out and spend your time and money on the
railroad when you can buy this close-in home
at the bargain price Of s.. 500: Easy terms
If You want property in nearby virginia
let me show you some of the best.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

ron ShLE &COntinue0).
TW0-K00M HOUSE: LOT 1ooTIo0: 5f.ss6:
high elevation: reasonable terms Address
Box 1854. Star Office. 28s
q RAvENwOOD AVE. HYATTsvnIA
New, vacant bungalow. 9 rooms. hath. cellar
nttis at, ,. large porehes h,wh.. electricity. gas;
rage. warehouse: garden: 5000: 81 900 c,sh.
OWNER. 414 kresge bldg. 11th and G. 2ss
wOODSIDE. MD.-DEsIRABLE TWO O-STORY
house: excellent condition; completely screened;
blocks from cars: rooms. large hath. re.
cception hail. pantry. closets and porches. Gel
lar. electric light and motor; good furnace:
large corner lot. 22.JO0 SO. IT.; garage; chicken
house and run; fruit. grapes. berries. sspsra-
gus bed: fne garden. hedge; shrubbery. flowers;
side 79-M.
$500 WILL START YOU.
in me- rsi s'n T our sn sss 9as 9s hone.
5s9 5s9t: GaiI Fill 2! Trite H. L. MiSAR: AZ Evans ms
ANNOUNCING A GREAT
sale of lots in Presnell Park,
Washington's most beautiful and
accessible suburb. After seeing
these ideal bungalow sites and
getting our price, you will not go
away without buying one. Lots
as low as 5000. Terms of $40
down and a small monthly pay
ment can be arranged. Presnell
Park is located on the best car
lime in the country, new station
just opened. Only 1o minutes
from heart of Washington.
Come out any time; salesman on
the ground every day, including
Sundays. Take Washington and
Virginia Railway cars at 18th st.
and Pa. ave. J. M. Johnson,
sales manager, Presnell Park,
VIRGINIA.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
WOODSIDE, MD.
APCE GOI ONTAJ HOISF

WOODSlDE, MD.
LARGE COLONIAL HOUSE.
81 acres Of beautiful land: -arge shade and
fruit trees: house has Is rooms, 2 baths, elec-
trio lights; furnace heat; center hall; open
BEAUTIFUL place would be ideal for private
home, school, sanitarium or club. Can be had
at real bargain For further information i9I
PS%iER PeSSs gT1eF son as4 ,ssS @ s.. Sr na
BUILD YOUR LOVE NEST.
Choicest building sites in Maryland. Virginia
Aiser Co.. Inc. s17 Bond bldg. Main 3o75.
MODERN SUBURBAN HOME-IN 4 RE
fined neighborhood, near Washington Golf and
Country Club. rooms hot-water heat. bath.
electric Lights s,rase' poultry houses sns
lawn. acres. on improved road. at Jewell
st., Washington and Old dominion r. R. Mail
address LOUIS H. BUCKMAS. R. F. d. No.
1. Rosslyn, Va.
4-ROOM BUNGALOW. ELECTRIC LIGHTS
and gas: fine yard, garden and fruit, at Au-
rora Heights. Va; cheap for cash; owner 60
ing south. wants to sell at once. GEO. +.
BUY FROM OWNER-LOvELY DETACHED
corner suburban house; r.. sleeping porch:
Schools, Schools % r O.; con. % blk house: IS min. Eth
price: 1a5oo feet: big town. Tske Wssh..va.
cars. 18th and Pa. ave. Terms. 5000. Box
"a, Bailston. Va. F. A. COGswEIIL.
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW, BATH, SLEEPING
porch; also front porch, all screened: all mod
$3.50. Small cash and monthly payments.
Maywood, Va. Take Great Falls car or bus in
Georgetown, Eet OF Thrifton station. A. F.
Frank. 4s2o week days. VIII take party out
in aut0.
R., LOTS. GARDEN. $275o; 8 r.. LOTS
fine garden, s.. $50; r, lots. a fine home
$4,000; r.. bungalow. new. s. $50: @ +. all
modern: corner lots. $50: good terms See
COUNTRY PLACE OF GREAT NATURAL
room house. modern conveniences; exceptional.
exclusive, artistic: price. 1000; owner. Ad.
dress Box ce-B. Star ONCE.
TAKoMA PARK HOMES.
Ten rooms and two: baths: large : lot: fruit
sna .esn. coed house,
best bungalow We have ever offered: lot 10Ox
many special features: elegant view: built BY
day labor for owners hemsi Sn,a Let US show It
'~"r r&SoT1 s1s os% f fr%Sk s REALTY s e, e.. OK.
DANDY LITTLE FARM ON STATE ROAD.
tion nsa Just lie thing for professional or ofice
man who wants nice home in Maryland. Only
$3.50: OF will rent for summer $3.50 per
Fine little suburban home. Clarendon. Va;
rooms metal roof; garage; mile of Scott Key
bridge: on bus line. too. Just the place with
nice garden for once man. Rare bargain.
Fine Bethesda modern. up-to-the-minute
home aerc; 10 rooms; h.-w. heat; electric
lights and motor; block from state road and
street car; sleeping porch; cow barn; garage.
Rare bargain; $1S.i5O.
MeEant Maryland home-S rooms. bath: mod
ern; Ane locality on pike: about miles White
House, fruit; Sass;1 1 fuInase NAE. beat elegant
Good little 100-acre farm Sandy Spring
district; good orchard: fair buildings; horses.
81, 900; half cash. Rare chance for nice little
farm near state road.
60. b. -ROWDYBUsH FARM AGENCY,
Kensington. Id.
Ph0ns n
Evening star., 1921-06-26
FARMS,
FOR SALE (Continseal.
STROUT FARM BARGAINS.
Widow Must Sell; 500 Secures

WIDOW Must Sell; $/OO Secures
Fine Bay-View Farm.
Two crops season on this fertile soil make
living easy and your future secure: desirabie
Location on good Ioad advant.ees; IL scres
glorious view overlooking village and nearby
Ss G%ss .saGt ssrse sss v.as
page II. Illus. Catalos l.1OO Bargains. FREE.
Farm With 800 Fruit Trees,
Horse. Crops, E Cows and
Heifers. vehicles. implements. dairy uten,
nils: tools. etc. thrown in: happiness and and
farms: lie acres q on 'I good IL road. IL miles vii.
iaSs: ed advantases: maehine-worked fields; spring
orsapa "rer anns,
outie"i s SOFT fSss Ssse@ens sm b.s" po"i
affairs ali only aa s..soo ei Easy Srms. s See page
STRoTT FARMY AGENcY. i42s N. Land
NORTHERN VIRGINIA FARMS coSvES-
lent lent to washington; send for 6o-pase catalogue
IsI nuEL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon. Va. 01ee. D1
and cottage: near cars. train and baltimore
boulevard; reasonable terms; see owner on
farm. wM. BREERwOoD. Ammendaie. Nd.
and outbuildinss: overlooking Chesapeake bay.
Mrs. MINNIE ArwELI. shadyside. Nd. e7'
eo6:ACRE FARM. MILES FROM MARY.
land COLLEGE: cheap. OWNER. 10 w. 2a'
20 ACRES On CHESAPEAKE Ray. SAND
beach. 2astern shore. Maryland. opposite An
napolis: new 7-room frame cottaEe: ~ honrs
from baltimore: $3.75O. Catalogue. J.. W.
RUSSELL. Chcstertown. Nd. tyr
a MINUTES OF d. C.-S ACRES. 7.R. AND
ba tn: fruit water. plenty Of shade: 500 cash.
hslance like rent. Gail N. o. JARVIS. Line.
f0,: G3S II ne.
40 ACRES. 20 ACRES BEING FIREWo0D
and timber. u mile from Croome. Md on
main thorouEhfare to Upper Marlboro: schools.
stores. mills nearby: two miles from two rail-
roads and PstuIent river landing: practically
new room dwelling. three harms. stable and
| outbuildinss: nicely fenced: water in every
field. Price. $l0.500.
H. L. RUST.
Main 8sss. 9l2 18th st a.w.
WANTED.
WANTED-TO HEAR FROM OWNER OF A
farm or good land for sale for fall delivery
l.. JONES.
Rox 912. Olney. Ill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FARM. WITHIN 30
miles Of Washington. Address BOX 2SB. star
Office ~
Evening star., 1921-06-26

RUNGAI.OW, VIRGINIA HIGHLASDS-CoN-
tanning ) rooms. in good condition: large col
lar. concrete foundation: lot I5xl2n: property
distant about 3 squares from addison Station
on the Washington and Mt. Vernon railroad
For price and terms address ]. H. Chandler,
on,,or por T.3 IItb II station &C.
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ROSFMONT,

ROSEMONT.
Choice eight room home: just decorated and
ready for immediate occupancy; must he seen
to be appreciated. Phone for appointment
F. {. GOODNOW COMPANY,
Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1921-06-26

FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW: CELLAR. ATTIC.
sleeping porch. bath. toilet, water heater,
furnace electric range: furnished or unfur-
nshed. Lot LOOKED: fenced. wire fence and
hedging: frrit. grapes. berries. ornamertais:
chickens chicken aouse. garden. Take car
18th and Pa. ave. Inquire Halls new bunga-
low near station. Penrose, Va. t2J minutes
al
Evening star., 1921-06-26

LYON PARK-NEw HOUSE, ROOMS.
bath: ho0red attic: gas range: electric lights
and motor: pipeless furnace: garage; lot 1O0x
40 IT.: hedge. $500. 81 900 cash; will take
auto or liberty bonds. Call Clarendon ai2-J-l
uJ-TTSC -
Evening star., 1921-06-26

RESPONSIBLE PARTY WILL PAY 500 PER
mo. and Will pay one years rent In advance. T.
or rooms and garage; location. in or near
Sanls Addition desired. Address Box 3i1.A,
Star office.
Ill SIONSIELE PARTY WANTS HOME N
the srctinn af fair rental; furnished or
up(lrniShcd Phone Col 5S13
Evening star., 1921-06-26

The attention of investors is
called to these special apartment
house propositions.
Central Northwest. Facing Park.
department building; rents for $2.604 on
old basis; low operating cost and a steady
renter Price. $4,000.
Mass. Ave. Near Lincoln Park.
department building. each with rooms and
bath. Old rents. $50 per month. Price. 5000.
Near Weather Bureau.
This is a two-family apartment. each Of ive
rooms and bath. Rentals: $40 per month;
worth much more. Price. $500:
Corner Apis, Col. Heights.
Two apartments of Eve and seven rooms md
bath; separate heating plants. cellar and laIre
porches Trust. 5000. 3 years. Reasonable
terms ON purchase price Of s., go.
In every one of the above the amount OF
cash necessary is exceptionally small.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.,
Inc,
Sah-Rents-Loans-
s1a Fifteenth st. NV Main 426.
TWO MODERN FIREPROOF BUILDINGS;
yearly rental over 10000; average less than
500 per room monthly: may be financed by
moderate cash payment; splendid opportunity
for investment. large second trust placed
for lS years at per cent.
USION REALTY CORPoRAT1HN;
Main S415. 14lO y sI:
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A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE-l2-RO0M
house. modern: 39oO Northampton ST., corner
Helt road: overiooks golf links; open for in-
spection. rs
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs

s:R00M HOTsEEFTNE CONDITION. eos c
St ne. Owner. SO. Col. 1898. 70
zoos y ST. N.w-9 ROOMS AND BATH:
hw.h:; screen porch. large yard: possession
July l. MOORE & HILL, INC, 1420 st. NV.
FOR RENT-TNFURNISHED: SIN LARGE
rooms and bath two floors: back yard: ne.
Apply Apt. .. s07 Mt. Vernon place: 28'
NEAR 14fh AND + SITS Ne: ROOMS
and hath: latrobe hent rent. $37. 80 per month.
THE IOSEPH SHAPIRO CO, Ola y. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1921-06-26

WANTED.
wANTED-TO RENT. FURNISHED. CoUS-
try or suburban house for summer months: AZ
least seyen rooms and bath: grounds large
enough for privacy; in Montgomery CO, pref
erably on or near Rockville pike and reason
ably near ca. line. Write details. including
price Address Box 157-B. Star Office.
wASTED-TO RENT, RY GOVT. CLERK, q
To q room, unfur detached suburban home;
h.w,h. and cleo preferred. but will consider
without; reply, giving location. terms and when
house can be occupied. Address BOX LIB ~.
Star office. -.
pITY OR RENT SNAIL, NEAT HOUSE NEAR
Falls Church: about $500. Address Rox
3l4-A Star ONCE. 20
Evening star., 1921-06-26

Bungalow in Woodbridge.
Strictly nf0hern: rooms and til" bath:
oppn freplaces: front porch. Terms and price
right Also new six-room house: all modern
improvements: ready for occupancy July i.
CHAS A. PFAC. os3o Monroe St. ne. Phone
Eorth Tn2f
Evening star., 1921-06-26

e0-FT FRONTAGE ON A WIDE sT.-IN
chew Chase D. C.; oil improvements: Price.
28c 10. IT.; terms IL desired; near cars: Ad-
dress Boz a43-A, Star odice.
Evening star., 1921-06-26

on LONG LEASE. 10 OR II ROOM. FUR
nished. detached house in NV. section. vicinity
Of Mount Pleasant: immediate possession. Ad-
dress BOX SOB. Star office. 28'
ENTHUSIASTICALLY CHEVY CHASE. AROCT
s rooms with two baths: ami: near cars.
Will lease for year more.
In Chevy Chase. Z rooms and bath: a.mI.:
near ears. Will lease if desired. Responsible
parties.
Phone Mr.. Yowell. Cleve. 1887. Night. CIeve.
80.
CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM CO..
Chevy Chase. u. 4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-29
EDITORIAL OF THE DAY
HOPE FOR THE RAILWAYS.
(From the New York Times)

(From the New York Times)
The railways getting out of their troubles
That is to say they got into trouble by increases
of costs earnings, Now earnings are falling
off, but the railways are saving from earnings last
than they decline, In every month since Jeceln-
Der the railways have earned deficit that Tor
February being $7,37S,3O7. But in March they
earned surplus over cost of operation of $780,
894OG5. That is at the rate of 2.29 per cent on
the provisional valuation Of their investment and
is a deficiency of $5O,194.935 below the authorized
profit under the Transportation act. The NgureS
interesting marking turn in the tide,
which has promise and potency of permanence
because of the manner in which the turn came.
The revenues fell off two-tenths of per cent but
expenses decreased As per cent. Compared with
March last year. a much better business year than
this has been, the net earnings increased lO46 per
cent. In February the roads saved a nickel In a
dollar In March they saved 10 cents.
1t is cheering to have these facts put on the
record on the same day that there is published a
letter from the Secretary of the Interstate Com
merce Commission setting forth that the railways
in a condition too desperate to last 1t would
have been well if the commission and its Officers
had been little more far-signted in that respect,
and there is now an opportunity for tar-slghted.
ness in a different sense. The railways nave lett
the fun force of their compulsory increases of eX-
penses and have enjoyed only in part such RELIEF
as has been granted them. Wages, for example,
were made retroactive in the face of decreasing
earnings But the increased rates have been eff
fectiVe only for parts of the years IN when they
were allowed, and the roads have not yet received
at all the increases of ntrastate rates to the inter-
state level for which nearly all the states are CON
testing in the courts. The cumulative effect of the
several rate increases might have doubled them
and not have Overtaken the increases of other
prices for services, that. But matter of cal
culation the railways have not realized the cumu-
atiOn of the increases of rates conceded them by
o third least. It takes now many dollars Of
earnings to yield a dollar of profit, but where the
earnings in decreases of expenses every dollar
saved goes to profit, and profits grow faster than
trade improves The railways can rival the iron
when their affction from the wasting dis
ease Of mistaken regulation Is cured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-29
DISMISSES CLERK FOR
ALLEGED RIDICULE OF
HARRIS AND A COLONEL

Washington, May 2S.-Secretary
Weeks has dismissed from the GOV
eminent service Robert J. Quinn,
a clerk in the adiutant generals
office, on charges growing out of
the publication in the Reclassifica-
ZIONIST, small magazine published
here, of a serial story in which
Maj. Gen. Peter c. Harris, adjutant
general Of the army, claims that he
and, Col. Frederick W. Lewis, an Of
flter in his department, were sub
jecied to ridicule. Quinn is editor
Of the Reeiassificationist.
According to the record in the
case, which was made public today
by Elizabeth n. Barr assistant edi-
tor Of the magazine, the serial story
had as it's principal characters
Major Inliinpen" and Captain
Rarehorse."
Quinn denied any malicious in
tention to ridicule the officers and
as q counter charge asserted that
General Harris had failed to or
ganiZe a personnel bureau in the
adjutant generals office as directed
by congress last year but that he
had reported to the chief of staff
that such a bureau had been or
ganized,
1t also was charged by Quinn
that General Harris had used the
government printing office for his
own personal work in connection
with the preparation of a publica-
ton relating to his son, Capt.
Charles d. Harris.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-29
WARM CLIMATES.

Mary Roberts Rinehart shocked a number of
her readers by stating in recent magazine article
that in touring the southwest in summer, She
found Denver cool and Albuquerqucs climate
chilly They doubted that the southwest would be
cooler than the northern districts
The Minneapolis Tribune has printed the fact
that this seasons first victim of heat in that
northern city has collapsed. The mercury touched
the high level of 80 degrees above zero.
On the day the mercury in Albuquerque
climbed to so degrees above zero.
Possibly the Mnneapolitans now ready to
admit that there is something more than talk in
the southwests claims to ideal climate the
year round.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-29
A CREED.

will support the election or appointment of
only such officials as believe represent the
Intelligent public sentiment of the state for pro-
gress and decency. Party expediency will not
alter my decision to perform this duty to my
state.
l will aid in every way within my power to
build high public standards of morality, ability,
courtesy and responsiveness to the popular VIII
by which TO measure those who seek public
office.
Neither affection malice, fear nor expedlen-
cy will influence to abandon my standards
In any individual case. All must measure up
in order to receive my support.
believe that if an enlightened public opinion
will compel acceptance of its standards for
measuring the fitness of public servants, the
politicians be allowed with greater safety
TO settle which qualified candidate II is poll
ticaIy expedient TO select for particular office.
/ am less concerned about persons than l
anu about their fitness for the office,
My paramount interest must be for the pub
lie welfare.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-29
comfy A NEWSPAPER STORY

In the Boston Transcript of last Friday, George
c. Carens wrote a sport story doping" the pos
sibe outcome of the Harvard Princeton track meet.
He predicted that Harvard would win by a score
Of SO to SIS. He attempted to say how the track
men would finish in the various events. 1t was
"ony newspaper story" of course.
The meet held the following day. Harvard
defeated Princeton by of So to So, exactly
the score predicted by Mr.. Carens
What is remarkable he picked the win
ners zone two three" in the 100 yard dash and in
the hammer throw. He picked ten of the ,hir-
teen winners OF first places. In the other three
events the man he picked to win came in second.
Some people have the habit Of discounting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-29
Little Benny's Note Book
THE PARK AVENIrE NrE,I

AIM y ENUE NEWS
Weather. Thawts Of vacation
more plentiful.
Spoarts. The Invisibles went o,+
to the park to play the Park Won
ders last Satidday but the game
was postponed on account of neith-
err the teens having a hall with
them because they both thawt the
other mite have one. -,
Slsslety. Miss Maud Jonson went
in Miss Loretter Miners parler
last Wenesday to wait for her vile
she took her singing Iessin,. but
pritty soon she couldent stand the
strain eny longer and went out and
finished waiting on the front stems.
POME BY SKINNY MARTIN. f
Lost Opportunities.
I'm yeers old so I've had 8 Chriss-
masses,
But wat goods Inat do me?
I cant remember enylhing before I
was 5
So I only remember 3.
Intristing FaCks About Intristing
People. Reddy Merry was erly for
skool twice last week. his Excuse
being that he thawt it was later
than wat it was.
Business Notes. Benny Potts
tried to swap Pubs Simkins an
agate and commons for a half of
= apple last Thersday, but by the
time Pubs decided to make up his
mind to swap the apple was ony a
small size core,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-29
"A GOOD SUPPER MENU

"Will you please build surnou
menu containing Apple Sauce cake
ana give recipes" writes a reader
Oh inns column. 81 still have some
OF last falls apples in the store
room and they are only fit to use
lor apple sauce. ! should think
other women would like 10 uee
lnelf leftover apples in this wav
also' ana would appreciate a good
recipe for this cake"
Egg-Cheese Toast
Tea Stewed Fruit
Apple Sauce Cake
Egg-Cheese Toast: Cut u nound
or American cheese into very small
DTS and add to it / teaspoon of
prepared mustard, x cup rich
mix, l teaspoon butter, teaspoon
worcestershire sauce, and u tea
spoon salt. Mix these ingredients
well and turn them into a sauce
pan over a moderately hot fire.
sur until the cheese is melted and
me mixture is creamy and smooth.
lhcn pour it, hot, over pieces of
toast, dust with black pepper. and
place a poached egg on each slice
Serve tOnce.
Apple Sauce Cake: l Gun of drv
unsweetened apple sauce will he
needed Tor this cake. The apple
sauce should be cold, or almost
cold, before being added to the
cakc-batter. Make it in the fol-
lowing way: Pare any kind of APP
pies, cut them into small pieces.
and put them in a sauce pan with
NO WATER for, a soggy cake
VIII result unless the apple sauce
Is very dfy)i now place the sauce
pan over mild heat 50 that the
apples may simmer until tender,
Ihen beat them well and put them
through a strainer. Let cool.
You can now begin to mix the
cake batter. Cream together IA
cup Of butter and l cup of gran
ulated sugar. Combine 2 cups of
hour with IA teaspoon of ground
cloves, / teaspoon of cinnamon
ana a grating of nutmeg, and sift
this mixture over l cup of seed
less and chopped raisins in an
other bowl; mix until the raisins
are thoroughly coated. Now take
your cup of apple sauce, stir 1
teaspoon of soda into it, and turn
it at once into the bowl containing
the sugar and butter-sO that the
soda will foam over all; stir Wig
orously as it foams. Then add
the fiour-and-raisin mixture to this
bowl also; mix well again, and
turn all into buttered loaf cake