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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-16
Eamonn de Valera Was
 { Born in United States

NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-The dis pute over the birthplace of Eamonn de Valera has been settled by the birth certificates on the New York Board of Health, which said he was born in 1882: his mother was Irish and his father was Spanish.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-16
ALASKAN STORY
 AT PALACE TONIGHT

At the Palace Theater tonight and matinee tomorrow Eva Novak will be seen in the Wolves of the North" said to be drama of a wo- mans adventure in the NorthlaId. The story centers around stam- pede which results in the woman choosing the right man for her life's companion.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS

COLISEUM-Chauta PALACE-House Peters in The
 Man From Lost River"
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point of view. as the last frontier in the United States. The coming of railways, irrigation and reclama- tion will make available for the blow
 nearly 100000 acres of excellent and"
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Yellow Fever Reported
 At Tampico; Quarantine

MEXICO CITY. Sept. l6.-The United States health authorities have declared a quarantine against Tam fieo because yellow fever is reported ther6s s7TAis as according to official reports. received here. -'s- s.< sl
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SOM E JOKE

ROCHESTER. Sept. 16.-"Eamonn's friends will have a good laugh on the Encyclopedia Britannica" said Mrs Charles E. Wheelwright, of Rochester, when informed the book said de Valera was her son and was born in Ireland.
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ity. Eventually it will be possible to see the person with whom one converses over the telephone at the time of the conversation spectators will be able to see on the screen, action at the time it takes place and every home will be equipped with radio telephone, as the phono- graph of the present time.
 The sun is the future power that will be generated into electricity, MT Ford said. There are billions of horsepower in it's rays ready to be utilized. In circle of sunlight five miles in diameter there is as much energy as in all the available water power on the American continent. This energy will be converted into electricity and the time is coming when the sunlight rays will be used entirely as diverted electricity. Oil and coal will also be converted into electricity as they are taken from the ground and will be generated into power to be sent out without the aid of wires.
 Invention Progresses
 Modern invention from the study of wave lengths promises to do away with static which has heretofore hindered the development of cleo trical wonder.
 In his demonstrations, MT. Ford showed what can be- done by wave lengths. With clever illustrations he also revealed devices practiced by self-called spiritualists who practice on the unsuspecting and susceptible minds of the public. and explained the folly of delving into this subject when modern science is rapidly re- vealing the mysteries of nature, which he said, "are bringing the world closer. He who knows no mysteries. the Creator of them all"
 The second program was given this afternoon. Owing to the late arrival of the Spokane. the numbers of "Wee Jamie" Clark, pipe-majo jor. and Walter MacRoberts, drummer, were postponed but the program car ried through two hours of clever en- tertainment Misses Going and Bell appeared in solo and duet numbers Miss Fay Epperson delighted all with clever child mpersonations, and Bur nell R. Ford put on a clever and amusing exhibition of \ electrical wonders.
 Program Tonight
 The program for tonight will be the Newcombe Concert Company. Wee Jamie" Clark, pipe-major, and Walter MacRoborts, drummer, and an address by Dr. A. D. Carpenter. H. D. Newcombe. baritone; Joseph Marks, violinist, and Miss F.. Mazda lene Moore, pianist and accompanist. will appear in the Newcombe Con- cert Company.
 Dr. Carpenter will give an inter- esting and instructive lecture on Worlds in the Making"
 Program Tomorrow
 A specially arranged musical pro- gram will be given tomorrow night by the Newcombe Concert Company and the Going g-Epperson-Belf Com pany. Miss Going and MT. New. combe will appear in duet numbers
 Dr. Gordon B. Smith will give an interesting lecture on The Farthest Goal"
 The Juneau Boy Scouts are acting as ushers at each program.
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Attractions
  at Theatres

ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT LiSEUM-Chautauqu Novak in Evolves Of New York;"
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ola papers lor sa,e q EnpIsa
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Dr. W. A. Borland-eye. ear. nose and throat. Glasses fitted. -adv.
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NEW ARMY SHIRTS. S3.50.

Brand new, reguIation~ all-wool khaki army shirts still selling them at $3.50 II. s. GRAVES. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-16
PLAN GooDY SALE

The Ladies Altar Society of the Catholic Church is planning a goody sale for Saturday, September 23.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
TAXI BONDING LAW
Will Be ATTACKED

New York. June 2o.-(By The Assoc
ciated Press.)-New York. a taxi riding
city. is in a turmoil over legislation
effective July 1, which requires every
TAXI owner in a city of the first class
Now York Buffalo and Rochester-to
post S2.5oO against any judgments OBJ
tanned for accidents.
The latest development came today.
when William II. Packard. claiming TO
represent owners Of about $4,000 Of the
rity's fleet Of $4,000 takes. filed suit In
redSrssSAb6lstdetseXfffE the constit97I
frEnality of the taxicab Compulsory
bonding act. and seeking to prevent Its
enforcement by District Attorney Ban
ton and Attorney General Newton.
Upon application Of Moses II. Cross
man, counsel for the taxi men. Federal
Judge Manton granted an order. direct
Ing Mr.. Banton to show cause next Fri
day why the new law should not be de-
clared void.
After the order had been signed, Mr..
Grossman. who claims that tho act
dtscriminates against taxis, In that SIM
liar sureties are not required OF private
owners or operators Of trolley cars ana
other common carriers, Issued a state
mont. In which he said: ..
TT do not say the purpose Of the law
was to create a monopoly for large
taxicab corporations but that Will be
tho inevitable effect. Nor do say that
the law was enacted to Increase the
overburdened surplus Of the bonding
and casualty companies. but tha< Will
be the Inevitable result"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

To All Whom II May Concern:
The Board OF Review and Equaliza-
ZION Of Ohio County will meet In the
Iury Room OF the Circuit Court In the
court House Of Ohio County. In Wheel
Ing, West Virginia. for the purpose OF
examining and reviewing the Land and
PERSONAL Property Books as returned by
tho Assessor for the year 1922.
Tho BOARD will meet FOR organizatio
e,n on Monday. July Bird. 1922. and the
several Magisterial Districts Will be
considered In the following order.
Washington District. Wednesday. July
5th. 1922 at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
Madison District. Thursday. July 6th.
1922. at o'clock \. NJ.
Clay District. Friday. July 1th. 1922.
at 9 o'clock \, NJ
Union District. Saturday. July sth.
1929. at . o'clock \. VI.
Center District. Monday. July 10th.
1872 al . o'clock 4. ".
webster District. Tuesday, July 18th.
1922. at . o'clock A. NJ:
Richie District. "Wednesday, July
18th. 1922. at O'Clock \. ".
Richland District. Thursday. July
18th. 1922. At . o'clock 4. VI.
Liberty District. Friday. July 18th,
1922 at . o'clock A. NJ
Philadelphia District. Saturday. July
18TH. 1879, At o'clock \. NJ.
Published for the hrst time June ~
1922
Board Of RevIew and Equa ization
JOHN II. WELLS.
:. Ii-n-2S Ex-officio Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust made oy
Lucinda l.. Smith and Theodore smith,
her husband. TO Charles McCamlc. iruS-
tee. dated April I. 1921. and recorded
in Deed OF Trust Book No. $50 at page
563 ct seq. in the office OF the Clerk
Of the County Court OF Ohio County
West Virginia. the undersigned trustee
will sell on
Saturday. tho Sth day of July, 1872
commencing AT $50 O'Clock \. NJ. OF
that day. at the North front door ot
the Court House in the City OF Wheel
ing. West Virginia. at public auction |"
the highest and hest bidder therefor
the following described real estate. that
Is to say:
All OF the lots numbered ninety-two
t92) and ninety-three (9S) as shown
and defined on the Map OF South War
wood. which said map Is recorded In
the office OF the clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio County, West virginia
in Fiat Book No. l. page lC6 Reference
10 said plat book is here made for fur-
Their description.
Being the same property conveyed 10
the said Lucinda l.. Smith. wife OF The
odore Smith. by deed OF Warwood Land
Company. corporation. dated Feb. 20.
1921. and of record In Deed Book NO
IT'S. page 2l5. and being subject TO the
covenants and conditions in said deed
contained.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand on
day Of sale.
CHARLES McCAMIC.
Ia 14-o1-osi Trustee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
SEVENTEEN INDIANA
MINES WILL RESUME

Terre Hauto. Ind. June 2Q.-Opera-
tors Of seventeen wagon mines In the
Terre fIaute field. with a capacity or
Loo tons daily production, will reopen
their mires tomorrow. according TO
statements made by attorneys repre-
senting the organization Of wagon mine
operators.
Petitions for Injunction writs are be-
ing prepared today by the attorneys.
and IN the event OF any further demon
STATIONS tho state and federal courts
will he asked to Issue writs restraining
the union men from interfering with
tho production of coal. the attorneys
said. The petitions for injunctions viii
be filed smulta ncously in the federJl
and state courts. according 10 present
plans.
Strike leaders declared today that the
mon werc determined TO keep the wagon
mines closed. and trouble is predicted
by both sides when TIE mines start
working.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
NOTICE OF Dissolution

Notice Is hereby given that at meet
Ing OF the stockholders Of Acadian Coal
and Lumber Company, corporation
created and organized under the laws
OF the State Of West Virginia, held
at Wheeling. West Virginia. on the 18TH
day OF May. 1922. the following resolu-
lions were adopted:
Resolved. first. That the Acadian
Coal and Lumber Company. corpora
ton created and organized under the
laws OF the State OF West Virginia.
does hereby discontinue business as a
corporation and surrenders 10 said state
its charter and corporate franchises
The Board OF Directors will proceed to
convert the property. chooses In action
and all assets Of this corporation into
cash. and pay of and discharge all its
debts. liabilities and obligations: ami
after fully dIscharging all such debts
liabilities and obligations, divide the re-
mainder among the stockholders pro
ra,;. with their several holdings OF stock
but no such payment shall be made TO
any stakeholder until after the pub
licatton OF the notice hereinafter pro-
vided.
Resolved second that ne president
Of this corporation cause notice OF IN"
adoption OF the foregoing resolution I"
be published In some newspaper Of gen
eral circulation published near the pEln-
cipal office or place OF business OF this
corporation. once n week for four sue
cessIve weeks: and that ne certify these
resolutions to the secretary Of state OF
The State Of West Virginia. and deliver
10 him a certificate showing the puoh-
CT ton Of said notice. as provided by
law
Given under my hand this 5th day OF
June. 1922.
J. W. DENISON.
President OF said Corporation
Attest: JAMES GAFFNEl. Seoy
ie 7-1i-%l-%S
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ZIG RoNp ISSUE OPPOSED.

Parkershurg w. Va, June 2o.-A A
meeting Of the board OF education Tor
arl crsburg independent district held
to.nigh, with a citizens committee, II
was decided to call special election ~
pa.s on bond issue OF S650.000 for the
construction OF new buildings. The date
cor the election has been set for Thurs
day. August 3. There Is opposition 10
the bond issue. and a special citizens
which has been appointed by
The hoard Of education resigned after the
election had been called tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
WOULD HONOR PARRISH.

Clarksburg. W. Va. June 20.-Ad-
dressing the Clarksburg kiwanis Club
to-day. at its weekly luncheon, Secre-
ary OF State Houston @. Young or
Charleston suggested the Parrish high
way as the name for the new northern
state highway running through Clarks-
burg TO connect Pittsburgh with Charles
ton. This would be in memory of Lieu
tenant Roy Parrish. Clarksburg state
senator who was blown to atoms on the
French front in the World war.
Daughters Of the Confederacy and
other ORGANIZATIONS have proposed that
this highway be named the stonewal
Jackson trail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
AYRsH1REs TO CHINA

Brandon. Vermont. June 2o.-Thirteen
Ayrshire cattle. now browsing on the
farm OF A. B. Mcconnell & Sons. at
Wellington. Ohio. are to start soon on a
voyage to faraway China. the Ayrshire
breeders Association announced today.
The thirteen sold recently to T. New OF
Picking. will be shipped to the coast soon
to start on their long steamer trip to
the Orient
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
NOVICE

By virtue Of authority vested In me
hy decree OF the Circuit Court Of Obi"
County. West Virginia. made and en-
tered this nth day OF April 1922.
wherein the State Of West Virginia by
Carl c.. Bachmann. Prosecuting Attor-
ney Of Ohio County. was the piaintlh
and Sam Miller. Joe Detusch and An
thur PINE the defendants. / Will on the
9Th day Of July. 1922. at the north front
door oc the Court House In the city or
wheeling. Ohio County. West virginia
at u o'clock \. NJ. sell at public auc-
ron to the highest bidder for cash. one
Stenhens automobile. model So. engine
number 26ool.
HARRY 7. CLOCSE,
Sheriff Of Ohio County
90 -14,I-os West virginia
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IN MEMORY OF BhKER

Princeton. y. J. June CA Slo."No
scholarship in memory nf HOBBY
Baker. lannon's Princeton athlete. killed
in an airplapc fall in France. has been
csta blIshed at Princeton. Il was an
nounced at the commencement exercises
today by President Hihbcn. The gilt
was made by Percy r. Pawn" II. or New
York. son Of the late Moses Taylor
lrync. for many years trustee OF the
,,uivcrSity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
AT rAIEMoNr NORMAL.

-Four more teachers arrived MONDAY
ro attcnd the summer term Of the Fair
mont state normal school They are
he M!gsrs Marie Lane. lrrn" nurrcnc
stella Defiant and Amanda Gillespie OF
Wheeling They have rooms ~ ln2!
f'cnnimore street. the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. !. {. inStOn.--Fairmont Iincs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
MICHIGAN FARM LANDS FOR SALE

$40 TO $50 DOWN starts you on 20. 40
or so acres near hustling city in Mich
igan Balance on long time: prices now
only SIS TO S25 per acre. Write today
for big Illustrated booklet giving tull
information It's free. Swtgart Land
Co. S-I24S First National Bank Build
ing, Chicago. je 2-3-T-?-19-l4-lS-l7-@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

pEEDER-On Tuesday. June %. 1'-2'
at o'clock =. NJ. at the late resi-
dence. No. $50 Main street. JOHN r..
REEDER. in his 56hh year.
u,r,sra, services from his late home
Er;day afternoon. at Gao O'Clock. In
termsnt In Mount Zion cemetery.
Friends invited.
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Monday. June ~. le-@. al
$50 O'Clock \. NJ. at his resldence
No. 1925 Baltimore street I'D" NhD
r. HANSON in his list year.
Funeral services on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. Friends invited. inter-
mert in Peninsula cemetery.
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GonnicuOuy.

40 you intend TO wear one Of these
limited bathing suits now in vogue
"Or course" replied Miss cayenne
lyon don't suppose I'd wear n great COZ.
,iminous bathing suit and have every
body on the beach staring AT me-
Washington star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

TINk-On Tuesday. June q. 1922. al
la:lJ o'clock J.. NJ, at the late resi-
dencc 404 s. Penn street kATHRh y
ANGELINA. daughter OF Mrs. Ealza
beth and the late Theodore W. RINK
In the cath year OF her age
Funeral notice hereafter.
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.sNYDER-On Tuesday. June IN. lSE~'
at 1880 o'clock a. NJ. at the late res
idence. 45S Market street HhNhn
SNYDER. IN the 6sth year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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DIED

- Suddenly. on Tuesday
June 20. 1922. at the late residence
No. II y. Penn street. JULIUS Is" son
OF Saul v. and Celia l.. Rosenberg
in the 18th year Of his age.
Funeral services from the family resi-
dence Thursday afternoon at O'CLOCK
Interment in Mt. Wood cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
ZOE RrNr-rURNIsHE APART
MENTS

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment. i5ta
street. within Ave minutes walk OF
business district. InIuro at l5o0 JAG
ob street after 7. II. Js 2l-l
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POE SAhN-RAH1GA-

FOR sALE-My 60-acre poultry truck
ing and fruit form. located on a good
road with two good houses, three sooa
barns, close to small town win
schools, stores and churches. In nrst
class Ohio fruit belt. Well watered ana
drained Crops, implements and stock
included with farm. Partly undertake
with coal. Must sell quick TO settle an
estate. Address, r. D. Rowland route
80 TInn.csnoa. Ohio. je l9-k
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FOR SALE

House In Elm Grove on National road.
Rooms, bath and reception hall. front
and rear porches. finished attic. Hard
wood floors. Built on 81 81. lot. Terms
can be arranged. For Information
CALL WHEELING as24-J
je 20-21 2S-24
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
COUNTY AGENT RESIGNS.

Morgantown. W. Va. June 20.-The
agricultural extension division or the
University has announced the rcStEna-
ton Or F. Glenn Hall. University Gradu-
ate. as county agent In Harrison coun-
". His successor has not been named.
fIc VIII become vocational agriculture
teacher at Bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

inventor Of small cleo
trical device for which there IS
demand. mechanic cap
eble OF investing small sum and man
ufacturinC same at his shop or home
on ftty-afty basis. Have on hand ra"
material worth several times amount
required. Very large profit. Also have
orders at present time far In excess OF
ability to deliver. Address for inter
view Box k, care 1ntelligencer.
je c0-h
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wAHRND-SENALA
N-EIP WANTED

wANTED-First class coat maker. Per-
a,na,t nosition, Seabright Tailor
Co 1870 Market street. wheeling.
je 6-p
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foR RENT
roR RENr-TURNIsHED Roca6s

A real furnished room Is
available to one or two GENTS
men. Homelike, cool and COM
Portable: modern in every re-
spect. Phone T9S-W. Location
2Oo3 Eorr street. opposite Ohio
Valley General hospital 49,.
ie lit
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INSTALLATIONS

ELECTRIC house wiring and MIXTURE
work a specially. l.. s. McNabn boN
seI r,itv jc ISL
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TOE SALG-AUTo8.

FOR SALE-Ford touring car. Price
$500. Inquire evenings HOE Eoit
-, je 20-i
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ron 1A61

FOR sALE-Modern 7-room house. mn
ished attic. on 21st street. Warwood'
Owner leaving city. Call 2OS-w War
80 10 29-m
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wANTEp-MALS

wASTED-Two good carpenters S'.oo
per day, lots OF overtime App's
United Cigar Store. 1905 Market St,
Els
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Miss Dorothy Dough. here seen 60
ing over the hurdles. was a star per
former In nm athletic meet in Phila
delphia. She made the 75-yard dast
in ten seconds, tying the women's rec
ord,
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FOE INSTRUMENTATION

FOR SALE-Thtrteen month old Hol-
stein heller. S. c. Daniels, Feter
pv, Elm, Grove, te l3-m
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

kettle. Cook only until no hard core
can be detected when biting or unit!
it can be easily cut with the side of p
silver fork. Too much cooking and
too little water make it pasty.
Drain and put in deep dish. Pour
over it part of the sauce, and with a
fork and spoon lift it up and down
carefully till every piece is covered
with the sauce, being careful not
to break the long strips. Pour the
remainder of the sauce over the ton
and sprinkle over the whole grated
cheese. Roman or Parmesan cheese
is best, but American cheese that is
CID and hard will do very nicely.
Arros Con Polio
Arros con polio means Just rice
and chicken, but something quite
different from the ordinary "New
England" style. This is from
Mexico.
Cut chicken in small pieces and
cook in water with a few onions
some small bits of raw ham and a
few slices Of green pepper until
tender. Season with salt and pep
per when nearly done. Remove to
4 plate and keep it hot on the back
of tho stove.
Wash cupful and a half of rice
and cook in the water in which the
chicken was cooked, adding spoon
full of saffron flowers to Give il a
good yellow color. Add more water
if needed to keep the rice from
burning, but it should absorb most
of the gravy while cooking.
Butter large mold and line #
with strips Of green and red sweet
pepper, rings made from olives Or
any other fanciful decoration. The
sweet red peppers come in tins
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

three tablespoonful of salad oil,
Cut three good-sized onions and q
Glove of garlic into small pieces and
brown lightly in the oil. Add the
tomato sauce, working it we'll into
the oil and onions. It will dis
solve slowly and requires con-
stant cooking and stirring at first.
Next add large spoonful of mush-
rooms, three olives sliced fine, salt,
pepper, a tiny pinch of ground
cloves, three or four slices of green
pepper and good sized piece of
bay leaf. This last is absolutely in
dlspensable. After these have all
cooked to a smooth paste add three
tablespoonfuls Of grated cheese and
two cupfuls of soup stock or water.
Ihe soup stock makes a richer
sauce. Last add a cupful of finely
chopped meat. The rcsiduum Of the
pot roast and its gravy does marvel
ously well. Any "left-overs" will
do, though perhaps the best thing
tor some tastes is chicken livers or.
failing these, calves' liver.
Simmer this sauce slowly for
at least an hour, stirring often and
adding water from time to time rs
it boils down. The most importa nj
part is now done.
Use Saffron Flowers
1t takes only fifteen minutes to
cook the spaghetti itself, which must
be cooked in water boiling. buhb,;n,
hot. Fill a kettle with at least three
quarts of water, in which sprinkle
tablespoonful Of saffron flowers and
4 half-teaspoonful of salt. Do not
break the spaghetti. 1t softens q,
soon as it touches the boiling water.
so with a little care it can be turned
round and bent until it is all in the