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WASH. LUDGBERSGAN KILLS
 WIFE AND SELF

Aberdeen. Wash., April 10-Roy Sellers. . lumberman shot and killed his wife and then took his own life. This dual tragedy leaves six child ren orphans.
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CANADIAN VILLAGE ON FIRE

Prince Rupert. April 11-Twenty two buildings in Greenville. in Naas valley, were destroyed by fire today.
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FRINGE OF WALHB IN JAPAN
 Tokyo. spEil 1o-His royal high ness, tho Prince of Wales. arrived here last Wednesday. The Prince is in Tokyo on . formal visit.
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F. S:-"Not to return gratitude for benefits Is base in itself, and Is held base in all mems opinion"
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P. S:-Hope is the stage Of med iocrity: Action the forum of pur- pose
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Washington. April 10-Secretary Weeks stated Saturday that Federal troops will be sent to New Mexico at the request of the Governor.
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P S:-"It is moro blessed to give than to recsiye." Let everyone As- aist the BENEFTT for the Hot sprfns. ORPHANS.
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The Nome Nugget delivered by car- rier or mailed. Per Month $1.0o
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Amundson Plano Wrecked

Cleveland, April 10-Amundson's monoplane was wrecked at Miloa' Penn, this afternoon.
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SOPFRE TO UNvEn
 GRANT BUST
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| ing on my head. There were scales A. on my scalp, and my hair became thin. dry, and lifelcss. ! EYE and fell out all the time. a.. tried everything which was A recommended but without "A, success. heard about Cuti- "a" cura Soap and Ointment and began using them. After three weeks l was completely healed and I only used three cakes of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment. 'Signed) Aoelino Gallegos. Box 3o7. Aguilar. Colo. April F. 1920.
 Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- cum arc all you need for all toilet uses. Bathe with Soap. soothe with Ointment, dust with Talcum.
 ssnpl. Each Frss sy Mail. Address: "cssieurs LAA- srsssrtss. Dept '. MAldsn &s AAss" Sold every- where: Soap 5c. Ointment 2 and 1er rsjcum Hr
 Cutiesfa Soap slaves vithssa -.
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TUESDAY frELEoRAPH,c,

AAaUNnaEN LEAVES
 IN AKROPLANE
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GREEK FINANCIAL,
 CENTRES CLOSED
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FEDERAL. TROOPS TO
 BE SENT N. NJ.
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F. H. PFAFPLE, V. v. DICKINSON. l.. B.. ADAMS,

Co-OWneYS. Publish-Jan. 14, 21, 2S. Feb. 4, Il, IS. 25. March 4. II. IS. 25. April 1. s, 1922.
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CUT|CURA HEALED | ITCHING ON HEAD
Also 0andrufr. Hair Became
 Thin, Dry, and LifeIess.

VI suffered with dandruH and itch ing on my head. There were scales
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
A BRILLIANT RECORD

Tho annual report Of Sta'" Tax Com
missioner Water Hallanar. recently
made 10 the governor. IS worthy of the
careful attention OF every taxpayer in
tho State, II Is :, cry enlightened docu
,ncnt and deals with West Virginia. tax
problems In mastery manner.
During The SIX years tina: nc has been
State tax ,omms- iouer. Mr.. Iallanan
his brought hts department to degree
o, frc!ency never be'yre realized. lie
has personally shown grasp Of veXa-
t.ous taxation problems that has saved
the STATE man ;hCusa ds OF dollars
On several uOIab e &C al rs Mr. Ua l.
anan has protected the intereS' Of the
people against deficient AMI unscrupu-
lous assessors: on other ucca SionS he
has tnterce ded when lcvying bodies were
attempting to boost taxes
In his report Mr.. Hallanan advocates
many measures OF timely Importance TO
the State. He suggests gasoline sales
tar Of one cent a Gallon as well as An
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
PRUDENT SPENDERs

Experiences Of English and American
statesmen in China have uncovered trait,
oe Chinese prudence tina: are interesting
alike 20 American !udIs,ry and t, the
American family.
or the four hundred million popu,a-
ton Of China only about four million
can see full ltr,er more than four
days ahead. Such Il people are neces-
sarily very prudent spendcrs They know
quality and values. and they buy only
what IS Old. The Chinese merchan' s
of forty centuries know this and they.
In turn. buy Inteligeutly. knowing that
II their wares are shoddy and enhorhi,-
ant In price they will be left on their
hands.
The Chinese are not frugal in their
buying but they are prudent.
Tho American people could 'arn
many valuable lessons rom The prudent
Chinese spenders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

The Congress OF the United failed to override the veto
of the Soldiers Bonus bill by President Harding
The House of Representatives, by overwhelming VOTE
repaSSc the bill Yesterday but i'll the Senate the notion 10 re-
pass the bill received only affirmative votes as against
negative The attempt to oredc the Nco
failed lack Of the necessary worS rive OIL the "cS
Virginia congressman namely, MesSrS Roscnbloom, Bowers
Woodya Reed and Gooyk voted against inc lre"
One congressman. Echos absent.
In the Senate Mr. Sutherland West Virginia voted against
the.Preslcnt, and in support OF the bonus bI
Mr. Elkns usual absent from the Senate ana Ills
vote therefore, not recorded.
will be humiang reflection to the Republicans OF West
Virginia that in great national crisis when Repuoean preS
had shown vision and patriotic leadership worthy
the highest traditions of his party and Of the country that not
one vote from entire West Virginia delegation IN the House
of or the cast uphold his hands
and strengthen his position before the people of the country
given by President Harding for vetong the
bonus bill conclusive and refuablc His message was
splendid and sateSman-ke reminder to the men,
bers Congress the duties which they owed to the American
people and their responsibilities legislators The President
entitled the support of every member who put public
above political needs and particularly he entitled to
the support Of every Republican member Of both houses
safe say that twothrlS of the Republican members
OF Congress elected because of their individual Names
or their individual records of achievement but simply because
they nominees Of the Republican party and such
expected by Republican voters to support Republican
president and Republican policies To the least the to
carry the bonus bill the support of
United States with annual charge without providing
OF meeting that charge not vote III support of
Republican administration On the contrary.
break down the administrations increase its burdens and the
burdens Of the people when those burdens already
inc; 10 add deficit which is daily growing with amazing
rap1iy stab in the back directed the efficient aminSrat
who van trying to curb national expense and make
national necessary charges without laying new
burdens upon the taxpayers.
1t is the belief OF The Incigcccr that the this subject
Is the tho
American people Will rally behind Warren c. Harding Although
deserted by majority of the membership of his party in
Congress- he will not be deserted by the the contrary
they will appreciate the high with which he has
great issue and placed Sqary before the people the United
States the responsibility OF deciding whether they their
servants at Washington to play politics with the peoples money
and the peoples interest pay debts the treas
ury OF the United States whether they want careful
economical administration of national revenues with view 10
Tightening the burdens Of taxation and maintaining credit Of
the government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
Woman Sentenced But
Praised by US. Judge

Martinsburg. W. Va, Sept. 20.-(spe-
ciaD-'oming into federal court here
today as one Of a dozen charged with
violating the National Prohibition laws.
Mrs Turner Waite. Charles Town left
the court room after being compliment
ed by Judge w. T.. Baker and the as
sistant district attorney for the en-
tirely admirable qualities which shs
displayed in the face nf almost uH'
Lclievcahlc circumstances.
She entered Il plea of guilty to tho
charge OF possessing stall and three
quarts Of moonsh:nc liquor which were
found in hcr restaurant. but the cvi-
dcnce convinced Judge Baker that the
woman was Il victim of circumstances
md that her sole object in pleading
guilty was to SHE'D her son. Turner
white. Jr, who is believed TO have
taken the contraband into the restau-
rant while his mother was In Balt!-
more. Jurgc Baker fined the woman
81 and costs. the minimum penalty.
and sent her away. praislES her 'or
mothtrly qualities
Judge Baker imposed fines ranging
from s25 To $500 on prohibition law
vio.ators No cases were tried, as all
Of the accused plead guilty.
Tomorrow the court Will tax: up
civil matters 1t is believed 'ridaF
nv Saturday will Sec the end OF the
term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
>RIPPLIN RHYMES
WALT MAS
~By w ALT M A o N.
ANGER

In face Of sumptuous
sinful and dark were
uncub-i for WIND aoesh
break - movie
hawed they thought Il
withercd and II MS
or
boil
the medicine and
andu pa, 81 RAJ o
U,upyrigh Georss Matthew AdamS)
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$40 and costs after being ptnChcd by
tho lieutenant "f police down there
because they tried TO fltrt with him.
Wonder If this cop knows about the
efficacy Of the monkey GLAND opera
zion?
We s"e that the vets" arc deter
mined TO havo Il wet and dry vote
in Ohio.
Some guys Il want + have a hot
and cold" vote II they were IN nell
II is u"w feared that a monkey
dcnrIn will hc tho result OF gland OPP
rat!uns becoming so popular.
Never fear, rherc'll sun ho men VINO
will make monkeys Of themselves
and The res, If 'cm II Let tho women
.make monkeys OF en-"
"Arrrais sal of Water Plants Com
plet ed --Hcadinr.
Kind o hard t get limo on 'he
other Kind.
Lack Of sunlight" It Is said. has
been found to result In general wave
Of oppression =,
Anal II amy nlsn he truthfully stated
,hnt "inounShiuc" often causes wave
Of c>uherance. that's just ms harmful
IN tn Ions run.
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II. IIadd!y. Of TunneltCn: YIN. i" Con-
man, Of EairmOnt; Michael i. Wells, "'
T-a!rmont; and James Fowler, Of Hen
derson. Applications filed at the same
bureau for VIM. =. Bayes. OF Hunting
ton, and Stelnett Bee. Of Parkcrspurs
Pension Bureau awards: Mary l'cacn
of Huntington. SIS per month. ana ,,
per month for each minor child, anu &c
James D. Blackwell, ~ bridgeport. Sis
per month. Reimbursement claim Oh
BENJAMIN a. Robinson. OF Charleston
act. OF Earl w. Robinson. deceased pen
sloncr. allowed BY tho Pension bureau
order by tho rent"rnns' Eureau provo
i'm. for vocational training with pay
for Roy L. Gillespie. Of hdamStowh
Order issued by migration bureau 40
hitting Taza and Abraham K"sier dc
tanned ut Ellis Island. sister and hrot"S'
Of Hvman keslcr. OF Charleston.
Joseph Y. Blackwell, OF bridgeport
q was announced at Congressman
Rccd's office to-day. had been a~a,dcd
4 pension Of SIS Il month from Fcpru'
airy end last. lie Is Spanish-Amer''
can war veteran.
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State House
Happenings

Special Dispatch to The lntell Hehcer'
Charleston. w. Va. Sept. 2O.-Ahar-
,crs were issued Yesterday by the sec
retary OF state to the following new
corporations:
Earle Alma Coal company. Hunting
ton. $4,000: l. W. Bowers, w. T.
Tompkins. r. c. Taylor. O. Bowers ~
=. Thompkins, Huntington.
Stanley Coal company. Morgantown
500 900; Charles w. Roam, Stanley
Ashbv Crellin, Nd; Samuel A. Kendal H.
Jr.. John w. Kendall, Meycrsdale, IA;
7 T. Kendall, IT., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Model Plumbing and Heating com
many, Clarksburg: $1,000; William D.
Banks, 7. H. Bcall, John I. Webster
Elva Doyle i. 0. Sutton. Clarksourg.
Brilliant Oil and Gas company
Charleston: $4,000: o. II. fark!ns'
Lewis Via, G. T Hartman. T.. f. Har-
less. owen Musgrave. Charleston.
Matz Operating company. Blueheid;
$4,000: J. W. Stupalsky. John Stupai-
slry George f. Stupalsky. Mike s. Stu
palsky. Harry Grief. Bluefeld.
Dominion Fuel corporation, Morgan
town; SEQ 900: Fred Tropf. Margaret
Trorf. Frank t. Bowman. Pearl s.
Bowman. Anna NJ. Tropf. MorGantown.
Hnughton Brothers Coal company.
Charleston: $4,000: NJ. J. Eoughton. y.
r Houghtnn. Flora HouEhton. Lula
Houghton. Charleston: Charles G. Soft
ley. Nitro.
Lincoln Lumber and Supply company.
West IIamlin: s5o.nnn: u. II. Stewart.
Milton: n. s. Browning. Mary A. Child
ers. N, n. Vinson. ]. NJ. Convey. Henry
listen, Jesse Courts. West Hamlin.
Walter s. Hallaran. state tax com
missioner. Is attending tho meeting Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

That the hair in the soup Is always
black ami that on the C"at.slcevc always
b,onl cannot he denied. showing as 1t
does the carclessncSs III the brunette
and the way nf the blond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

other routine department. business
announced ri thc Sutherland Offices tn
dav: Applicants Cor pension Increases
ordered by the Pension Bureau IN APP
pear before local examining boards:
Thomas g. Sinscl. Of rhilirpi Samuel
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Mediterranean
l." made IN ""''E minutes
tho "
a holding hands has daughter
she hlsith a
H'ruct by
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From the recent actions II Congress
Il would seem that ia" bonus EIn wt1
r"M"C All! thing more than bonus bull.
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Rudolph Valentino is psec"d h"caus,
no had to change his costume eight
times in tn" great open Spacrs." Can
- hc the hcro Of tho "Shclk'' is modest?
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After al thc NNIe' U.7ItT'"Va TIC
tween workinr girl and a social leader
~ IN the Quail y Of their cigarettes
After eating heavy supper. It al
ways seems /" use that the "haIe ue-
served more sympathy than Jonah.
once there was candidate VINO
said re would rather lie defeated than
make unreasonable expenditures He
was.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

Seventeen Miles ~ Wire In Big
Radio Equipment"--il"ad
And still they call II "wreiess."
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No. this doesn't IcrCr u a blind
pig Nobody ever seems 10 own them
when they're found.
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Miss Trreda Gibbs. of the state com
pensa,ion department. has returneh
from q two weeks vacation spent WIN
friends and relatives at pittsburgh.
She also visited her former homo at
Mason City
Kelly Hicks. OF the workmens conf
ncrsatinn bureau. has returned from
one weeks vacation spent st Wlnheld'
attending the Putnam county fa'r. MI
Hicks Is president aud one OF the prin-
cipal stockholders of the Putnam Far
association. lie reported n successful
fair for this year.
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"tcund---riE owner may have same
by proving property" tlntell Sept :l.)
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Because Of previous engagements
Governor Morgan did not go to Hunt
lnrton Yesterday to give tho address
of welcome at the coal ard Industrial
exposition.
State Treasurer .T0hn"'~ has been ao-
pointed titstr!I& deputy grand chancel-
lor Of the krignts Of Pythias FOR the
twelfth PytlSi"u district, comprising
the counties Of Fayette. Raleigh. sum-
mers and GrecnOrler.
The National Association Of Travel
Iers' Aid Societies. New York. which
Was Incorporated under the laws OF THIS
state wear ago. has been authorized 10
surrender It's charter OF incorporation,
The Holland Furnace company,
Michigan corporation. has been author
lied by the secretary OF state to trans
act business and hold real estate In
Yves: Virginia.
State Auditor Bond reS'Sned Hester-
day from Bluefeld. where 10 attended
the American Legion convention. While
absent from the city he also spent
few days at Pittsburgh on business.
Secretary Of State Young ha' issued
In booklet form the official rctHrna or
the August primaries. y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

Two Huntington flaprcrs w"r" fined
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Two checks went forward from the
Veterans Bureau to-day, one Tor Wv
and the other calling for sl'-VI .5u. 10
Mrs. Eliza rlinn. Of hendricks. W. W.
as legal guardian Of Ellie Nh''e. Inc
cbcrks covered compensation and insur-
anon due the soldier from as far back
as Dcceuher l. 1920. The claim was
handled by Senator Sutherland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

"Onr Lutte E'cmI>h VIII Mar Your
Hcau,y." says "heIuty bleach nd.
Yes. NOS, anywhere they've got !t,
The way they drcsSt?) now.
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WASHINGTON
West Virginia New - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital
nv CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

Washington. Sept. @0.-pr. II. NC
Cullough. Of Beckley. w. Va. head OF
n hospital in that town, Ia In the city
20 confer with officials Mt the Veterans
Bureau. Dr. Mccullough, during the
administration Of Gov. Fl. d. Hatfield
was connected with the State Compen.
sation Department. When he retired
from that position he purchased hos.
pital at Bcckley which he has developed
into n most successful institution. II
is not a large hospital. hut Is conducted
on un-to-date lines. Since the first or
this wear Il has handled $50 cases.
record that Dr. Mccullough Is very
proud Of.
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missioncrs 1T Minneapolis this week
lie is to g.ve an address before ~"
association today and will invite the
executive committee To select Wh!te
SULPHUR Springs as the place for hold
Ing the 1928 meeting.
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Five Thousand Dollars Awarded In
Suit "-llnndlinc.
only throwrd IN par - ral'u5"s
with the last one we bought
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Walter s. Hallaran. state tax com
missioner. Is attending III" meeting OF
tho National Association ~ Tax Com
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brain Tests" --Artjc.c CAPTION.
Here's one. Figure ouj = way :" pay
he bonus that'll meet with everybody $
approval
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nm resume the blowing Of bubbles.
rest IN the European debt IL orc way 10
r,aG her swcerhcart's letters 10 her girl
to tho party" said the p,rl. hut I'm no
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25

The furious falcon was struttinS
up and down the top of the thick
stone wall which surrounded King
Indig's Palace. II was a huge bird,
bright red, and as large as ten
eagles.
Moreover, it was as good as an
army. for every feather In his big
strong wings were made of steel.
and sharp pointed like arrows. These
he had the power TO shoot. a hun
dred at a time IL need be, or a
thousand. il a powerful enemy
should come
As the falcon walked up and down
over the high gate that led into the
palace gardens he kept peering
about in all directions. being able
to see for miles and to shoot as far
as he could see. Moreover his ar
rows returned instantly to their
places so that he never ran out OF
a supply. He was the only guard
that King Indig had-or needed
and everyone, including the kings
subjects, were afraid OF him.
who goes there?" demanded the
falcon when Nancy and Nick. ac-
companied by a crowd of the blue
headed Diddyevers. arrived al the
gate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

Plain broiled or boiled fish served
with a special sauce makes an ac-
ceptable change from fish baked and
stuffed or a made fish dish.
Certain sauces usually accompany
certain fish. An egg sauce is served
with boiled fish, mustard sauce with
broiled herring. parsley sauce with
salmon. spinach sauce with broiled
cod steaks. and drawn butter sauce
with any broiled or boiled fish.
Egg Saucc
One cup water. 2 tablespoons but
ter. 2 tablespoons flour, L teaspoon
salt, X teaspoon pepper. 1 teaspoon
lemon juice, 2 hard boiled eggs.
Melt butter. stir in flour and cook
two minutes. stirring constantly.
The water may be hot when added
to first mixture. Add slowly, stirring
constantly. Bring to the boiling
point and add salt and pepper and
lemon juice. Have the whites OF
the eggs cut in small dice and add to
sauce. Make very hot and pour over
fish. Rub yolks through a fine sieve
over top of sauce and serve.
Spinach Sauce
Two cups spinach. 1 tablespoon
cream, 1 dessertspoon lemon juice.
2 eggs (yolks). salt and pepper.
Wash and pick over spinach.
There should be two cups after
cleaning. Pound this spinach with
a wooden potato masher and rub
through a fine sieve. Put this spin
ach with the cream. lemon juice,
salt and pepper and yolks of eggs in
al smooth saucepan. Whisk briskly
Serve at once.
Annfhar nraan canea ic made with
spinach and served cold.
Parsley Saucc
One cup water. 2 tablespoons but
ter, III tablespoons flour, 1 table
spoon minced parsley, 1 teaspoon
salt. * teaspoon pepper.
Melt butter, stir in flour and cook
for two minutes. Add water slowly
and cook until mixture boi1s. Boil
gently for five minutes, eason with
salt and pepper and add parsley. Do
not let sauce boil after parsley is
added.
Mustard Sauce
One teaspoon mustard, / dessert
spoon flour, 2 tablespoons butter. u
cur boiling water, 1 teaspoon vine-
gar.
Mix -four and mustard and rub 20
a smooth paste with butter. Stir in
Az oCAAAi6 "atCA III NV
minutes, stirring constantly. Add
vinegar and erve.
I Cold Spinach Sauce
Two cups spinach, "a cup cream.
II cup mayonnaise.
Prepare spinach as in preceding
recipe, whip cream stiff and add to
mayonnaise with spinach. Fold the
cream very lightly into the mayon-
naise.
Drawn butter sauce Is made ex-
actly like the in the first rule
without the hard-boiled eggs and
lemon juice.
Hollandaise sauce is always deli
cious with fish. An Easy way to
make it is with white sauce as the
foundation. Yolks of eggs AMI
lemon juice are added slowly with
more butter. Do not let the sauce
boil while adding the ingredients to
the white sauce
Copyright. 1922. NEA service)