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Out-of-Date

WARDS that measure only IS inches and 15-ounce
7 pounds out-of date Advertising has put them
clear out of business
Manufacturers who advertise must give value because
they have good name to protect. Manufacturers of
we-known products and the merchants who sell these
products often value the at millions of dollars.
They cannot afford to jeopardize the worth of these
names by selling any but good goods of full measure and
fair price.
merchant manufacturer cannot afford to advertise
merchandise that will not give service The penalty of
such tactics is too heavy. u.s.
You bank this Advertised goods must be as
advertised That'is why it pays to deal with advertisers
and to buy advertised products The advertising your
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Seek To Break
Snyder's Will

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 9.-with an
estate worth about $4o.000,0eo as
the stake. heirs OF William Penn
Snyder, founder OF the Shenango
Furnace company. and once one OF
the best known pig lion manutac-
tusers Of the country. today sought
to break the will. Under the will
Mr.. Snyder placed his affairs in
the hands Of five trustees, who
we're to pay 70 his widow and two
children such proportion OF the
profits as they saw IT. Mrs. Snyd-
or last week decided to take her
dover right under tho law. and
proceedings 10 break the will were
instituted BIZ the daughter, Mrs.
Mary Snyder Drew. William Penn
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Edgar Taylor and Mis-.
Ruth Fleming spent the week.
end In Clarkshurg the guests oil
the formers sister. Mrs. Wallace
Grthble and Mr., Gribble.
MI. and Mrs. Glenn Fried,
have returned to their home or
Watson avenue after visit OF
two weeks with relatives at De.
troit. Mich.
John Stoetzer has gone 10 Phil.
adelphia after spending some
time here.
Bob Furman was n visitor here
over Sunday from Morgantown.
+. P. Hunter is leaving this
evening for Rising Star, Texas,
where he will spend some time
with his son w. c. Hunter.
Miss Dlondtnia Bowlen attend.
ed the Frieda Hemple concert at
Morgantown Saturday night.
Miss Adelaide Pinnell who had
been a patient at the West Penn
hospital in Pittsburgh for the
Ph9b HSGh uHNGl "Glll hu OUeTu"
tion for appendicitis there on Sat
urday. A message from there
yesterday stated that the opera.
ton was successful and she was
doing nicely. Her sister Miss Sal
lie Plnncll accompanied here
there and is visiting her sister
Mrs. Samuel Hall in that city.
Dr.. ". c. Ogden, has gone on a
tour of western states and will be
gone for some time.
Miss Katherine Beltzhoover at.
tended the Frieda Hemple concert
at Morgautown Saturday night
and was the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Clarence 3. Ollie.
Mrs. f. f. Henderson and
daughter Laura Jane have re.
turned from Wilmington, Del,
where they had spent several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Anthony Bowen and Dali
ton Van Fleet have returned from
Baltimore where the latter had
been receiving treatment for dis
eased adenoids.
Miss Mary Walter has returned
to Wheeling to resume her stud
les at st. .Ioscph's academy after
spending the honuays here with
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the home Of sIrs. L. y. Cox. Mar
kei street
Episcopal church.
rhe Iuuior Ahxlliary win meet
& the home ot Mrs Alien Rtsseii
~ q this afternoon.
The otin len Club will inject
at the Tectofy ct 70 o tonight!
The Girls Friendly society will
meet Wednesday night at 1850 al
the rectoFy.
First Presbyterian Church
The J. M Black class will meet
at 5 o'clock this evening in the
social room Of the church for the
monthly supper. The annual
election OF officers will be held.
I The Missionary Society will
meet Friday afternoon at 2:30,
January 10 In the ladies' Parlor,
Mrs. F. A. ,Kelley's group will
have charge Of the program,
First United Bretheran Church
Evangelistic services will con.
tinue all week. Rev. and Mrs. q.
" Petry are assisting Rev. Ware
In conducting these meetings.
l'alatine Baptist Church
There will be Twister and
Twirler social on Tuesday night
at 1880 for the B. Y. p. u.
The Advisory Board will meet
Wednesday night at Z O'Clock.
The Ladies Aid Society will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Frank
Park, Merchant street at 1880
Thursday evening.
There will be a rehearsal for
the missionary play, which win be
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her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George

her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walters.
G. B. Toothman who had spent
the holidays here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs G. j. Toothman has
returned to Baltimore to resume
his studies at the Baltimore Dental
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Mcclaln OF
Ida May were here Saturday for
thn funeral OF Mrs. B. +. Hite.
Mrs. David Kunst of Grafton
and daughter, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Warden Tut.
G. II. Becker has gone to Char
lesion where he will be temporarily
inrteeh His wifr IL here, the guest
of her mother. Mrs. F w. Gar.
rett On Maple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Statler
spent the week end In Grafton with
the latter's mother. Mrs. Mary
Flanagan. Mrs. Flanagan who had
beer very III IS batter at this
time.
Mrs. j. ro"v Thompson spent
tho W - - rlarHsbu.g with
her siste. IN II Viz. Ed Thofl,p.
son who is QIltn III.
Mrs. Margaret iinyc OF Frost
burg. Md. is ihe guest OF her
rolster in law Ms. awre7cn
Byrno at her home on High
Nreet.
Miss Dorothy Fisher returned
Saturday to Wheeling to resume
her utudles at Mt. Dr. Chun.el
academy after spending the holi-
days here with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Fisher.
Miss Helen Brown OF Brooklyn,
n. Y. is. the guest of Mrs. Inez
Manley Amos at her home on Wal.
nut avenue.
Mrs. w. S. Meredith who had.
been a patient at Cook hospital
Is recovering ct her home on Penn
,sylvania avenue.
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Aaron Purbee Is
Taken By Death

Akron Furhees aged Z. d
pioneer resident and higltiy ras.
peeted citizen Of Marion county
died at Ais home at Gloyers Gap on
Saturday evening after an illness
with a complication of diseases.
Burial will be made on Wednesday
in the burial ground on the homo
place.
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REPORTED INJURED.

WHEELING, Jan. 3.-or. Frank
Selling, field secretary Of the Pres
byterian mission. Of New York city
who spoke In this city Sunday, Is
reported to have been seriously
hurt near Cambridge, Ohio, when
his car went over an embankment
this morning. Hc was accompanied
by his wife, who sustained several
broken ribs and was otherwise in,
jurcd Both are now in the City
hospital at Cambridge, according to
word received here.
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Elrat eantIst Church


Wednesday, 1880 = Mid.week
meeting, Subject, Proud Of the
Gospel" Rom. 1:16. Everyone Is
asked to look over his experience
aud tell one thing that makes him
proud Of the Gospel.
S:20-SttTeoptican lecture on the
Mission book entitled, From Sur.
vey to Service"
The woman's committee Of the
Fairmont Association will meet on
Thursday Of this week in the
church library. One woman from
zach church constitute the body
with Mrs. E. N. Eddy as chairman.
Friday OF this week at $3.50 the
Crusaders will have a meeting IN
the Senior Rooms of tho church.
A good program will be prepared
for the occasion.
Williams Memorial N. {. Church
South
The Adult Missionary Society and
the Young Peoples Missionary So.
ciety will meet in joint session
Monday evening at tho homo Of
Mrs, ]. o. Prickett, $40 Hawthorne
Street, As this is the first meeting
of the new year. and the meeting
at which the pledge for the coming
year Will be made, q full attsnd.
ance Is desired and expected.
The Epworth League and Young
Peoples Mission Study Glass will
met at the home OF Mr.. Oscar VII.
son, Edgemont, Thursday evening
Of this week at 1880,
NJ. r. Temple
Tibet social service league will
meet at 1880 tonight at the home
OF Manccr swiger, Bellview ave-
nue..
The monthly meeting Of the
Sunday school teachers will DO
held at 1880 tonight.
Friday afternoon at $3.50 the
Womap's Foreign Missionary So
clety will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Maggie Rigger, Fairmort
avenue,
Diamond Street Methodist Church
Tho Julia Bonafield Circle will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Michaels, sos Broadway, Tuesday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society will meet at the church at
y o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
J Thursday night at 1880 the
Queen Esther circle will meet at
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The Third Floor Annex Is Always Ready
For Thrifty Shoppers

1885 Turkish Towels, Special asc.
72xs4 Crochet Bed Spreads, s1.75
and s2.o0.
q inch outing-15c and zoe yard.
canton-1sc and COO yard.
IS. Inch Japanese Crepe Ctor drap.
eries) $50 yard.
~ Inch japanese crepe-5oc yard.
Stamped Pillow cases-st.5o pair.
Visit our Art Ncedlework Depart.
ment-1o22 Royal Society Package
Goods Ready.
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MEN WITH
tcontlnu-A from paEs one,

that they do not understand the
laws of economies.
1.-THE secret of genius is to refill
yourself from tile INVISIBLE
The activities in tho churches
this week are as follows:
First Mcthodlst Episcopal Church
/ Tho Queen Esther Circle will
have polla. Social on Monday
evening at $3.50 In tho church par.
!orB. MISS Ma'iGaa Crowds biz
sion will hayc charge Of the meet,
lag. a latsc nj ndance is C.
pasted. 1t Is important that over.
member 10 present.
Teacher Train ng Glass will mca
on Tuesday vcning from I to
o'clock. Chapter Is, Getting an
Holding the Pupils Attention" Is
the assignment for this week. This
class Is Intensely interesting AMI
ev Ty teacher in the Sunday schoo!
or those who would like to become
tcichers or workers in the church
ll6Cid take advantage OF this
work. You will enjoy 1t.
Sunday School Board Meeting on
TIL sday evening at s O'Clock.
Every teacher and officer is asked
to be present at th!s meeting. Mat.
tors of Importance to be consid
or d.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society Will hold its regular
monthly meeting in the church
pArl6rs OIL Tuesday evening at 1880
wlth Mrs. William Dint's division
in charge. The program will b. as
follows: Song, America the Beau.
tiful," ladies quartette; devotion.
ais by Mrs. W. D. Reed. reading
by Mrs. J. B. Burris, partor drama
by Mrs. Harry WyckoEf, Mrs. c. II.
King and Mrs. H. C. Drum; New
Years solutions. Hostesses:
Miss jamie Talkington, Mesdamcs
Minnie Hough, John Yost, Sallie
! Menear, G. H. Holland, French
Barnfs, c. W. Hawkins, George
Holdren, John Rose, w. II. Wal.
lace.
Thursday = The Ladies' Aid
Society will meet in the church
par lors at 9 o'clock Thursday aft.
ernoon.
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given by the World Wide Guilo. n
1870 Thursday night.
ghiidrcuis Hour. Friday after
on Friday nisht there wiiIN IL
tour sectional prayer fneetingS
They viii De held . the home 81
n B. Swearingeti, East Park ave.
niue, led By Rev. @, n Eddy;
Bruce Trangh; sos Market street,
led by Richard Adams: Ed. Jen.
kins, Diamond street, led BY o.
Q. Senator; Lutte Brown. Diamond
street, led by Mrs. Viola Spring
er.
First NJ. p. Church
Mid-week prayer service We'd
nesday night at 1880.
Choir practice Thursday night
at 1880.
The bible class will meet at the
church Friday night at 1880.
Grace Lutheran Church
The regular monthly council
meeting will be held at the church
on Tuesday evening 1t 1880
o'clock. Church services on We'd
nesday at 1880 P. NJ. A sermon
by the pastor. Ladies Aid Society
meeting on Thursday evening at
1880 at the home OF Mrs. G. H.
Colehank on Maryland. avenue. All
members are urged 70 be present.
Cathechetical instruction Friday
at $3.50 and 4:15 P. NJ. The pas
tor, Rev. Roy ]. Meyers. preached
at the Dayis.Elkins pastorate yes
terday. Rev. F. A. Relther, Leech
burg, Pa, occupied the pulpit AZ
Grace church.
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at
January
Reductions

New lines arriving daily, new
things shown often. We are offer
ing excellent values, the items and
prices below will substantiate this
statement.
S1x9O wearwell sheets-s1.4S each.
70 Inch Damask-special, s5c yard.
crash-cream color with white and
blue border-10c yard,
All linen crasii-e6c yard.
1885 Turkish Towels-spsclal 85c.
22x44 Turkish Towels, Special CSC.
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ToMorcantown,

Among local people who heard
Friedaa Hemple Of Morgantown on
saturday night were Mrs. Carrie v.
CARPENTER, Mrs. O. N. Richie, Mrs.
II q stoetser, Mrs. Howard w.
Showalter Mrs. Ernost Sherwood
md the Misses Florence Lavender,
May Louise Nichols and Frances
aeitnick
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To Meet.

Missionary societies Of the NJ. L.
church, South, Will meet this eve
ming in Joint session at the home
iof Mrs. y. o. Prlckett at 80 Haw.
thorne street. hetpledges OF both
organizations will he taken at the
meeting. The societies are plan.
ming 10 make AT least Is per
cent. increase III pledges this year.
Last year the adult class with u
membership OF go paid a pledge Of
s52s with dues. amounting to $3.50.
while the young peoples society
paid q pledge Of 500.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Welton
left yesterday for Chicago whore
they will attend the national shoe
convention. They will DO the
guests while there ofMr. and Mrs.
Ralph Regan former residents Of
this city,
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lCln5sllsI WIN Meet

The Billy sunday Neighbour
hood Bible class will meet at the
home Of w. 4. satterfield sal
Walnut avenue this evening at
! / s0s The study Will be the
fourth chapter Of g. Mark.
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Approximately 40 per cent of
the worlds coal is mined In the
United States.
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1t takes Jupiter a little less than
12 earth years to make Its jour.
ney around the sun.
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Indoor Blooming
Potted Holland
Flowers
zoe Each
NARCIssUs
HYAC1NTEIs
TULIPS
DAFFODILs

You can have three beautiful,
<Trant winter blooming
-.owers in your home all
through these winter months:
Nothing to do but soak The
mass fiber and put the potin.a
warm, light room as directed
on the outside Of each carton.
By starting a half dozen Of
more pots every three Of four
weeks you can have a success
sion of flowers coming on all
the time up to and after
Easter. They are guaranteed
>to bloom.
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Returns q School

MISS Martha Flenlng, who hal
spent the holidays here with her
parents iriSMain street, returned last
dyening 70 Philadelphia where she
j. q student at the Beechwood
school,
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The following officers we're
elected at a meeting OF the Win
ona Bible class held on Friday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Smith Jones on Fenimore street.
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Meeting Postponed

The meeting Of the Robert Lee
chapter Of tho U. D. c. scheduled
to be held tomorrow will not be
held until Thursday evening,
January 10. at the home Of Mrs.
w. c. Cole.
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Brtdse Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Wiedebusch
we're host and hostess on Saturday
evening at a dinner party oil bril-
liant ppointmelts Aonoring Mr..
and Mfs. Arthur ]. st. Lawrence
whose marriage was recent
event Attorney Frank G. Hay
,nond and his iiancee, Miss Susan
1sYatson Annette and Miss Frances
west Kinsey whose marriage to
Iohn Kingsley Powell of Metuch-
an, NJ !; will be celebrated this
month; The guests numbering
thirty two were seated at small
tablea which were prettily center-
I'D witA large punches OF pink roses
and freesias, the honor guests be-
ing seated at a table especially
arranged. Following the dinner
bridge was played for the remain
der 81 the evening.
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Visited Department

ME Community Ciylrs class Of
sthe F'aifmont h'g's school which
u taught BY Miss Jean Billings
zen paid d visit 70 tho city fire
Department today for the purpose
Of inspecting tho apparatus and
learning how the department is
conducted. Another class will
yisit tile department later today.
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Rellrna "a Colltnn

Nus Margaret Arkwrlght re.
ufned yesterday to Greensburg,
ias where she Is a student at
seton Hall College after spending
the holidays here with her parents.
Nj. and Mrs. Stephen Arlwright,
IL their home on pierpoint avenue.
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Deal SOCIAL rs.

l1Dfeti hon, ~ Miss Jessie
Pau. supervisor Of art Ii the
city schools. Mrs. Lloyd Sample
the new chairman will preside,
Six O'Clock Dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. Batteieer will ed.
terrain at SIX O'Clock dinner thia
evening at their home in Maple
avenue complimentary to Rev. ami
Mrs. ]. Z. Gordon and family, the
former pastor Of the Central Chrie.
tiar church, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fran.
els L. Grow, who are here to con.
duct the singing at an evangelistlc
campaign which began yesterday
at the Central Christian church and
which will continue for several
weeks.
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Have G6est

Mrs. John Mayo and sister, Miss
June pilts, have as their guest at
their homes In this city, their sis
a, Miss Nan Dilts. Of Greensburg,
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For Mrs. Meredith

Mrs. ri P: Hines is entertaining
IL d pfettily appointed luncheon
today atsher home honotIng Mrs.
Iames Meredith who is leaving
ms week for Charleston where
willireaide, The guests includ-
sl Intimate friends Of the hostess
and honor guest. Tomorrow Mrs.
aeaiils Haas will entertain for Mrs.
Tered tli and number Of other
;faifs have been arranged in der
it0nor one OF which will be held on
sIIhur ay with Mrs. L. D. Howard
ssd Mrs Samuel Leeper as the
lsossesses. ~
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Par Mars TO Dance

The Par Mar club announces a
retnrn engagement Of the Graf or
chestra OF Punxsutawuey, Pa, on
January 20 when the club will give
another dance at the Masonic ten :.
ple. Invitations will be issued
wtthin q few days.
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Nnestl gse.,i.

MONS was born 70 Mr. and Mrs.
iiatr Heintzelman at Cook
hospital Saturday evening. He is
d GRANDSON Of HI 4. Heintzelman
II Benphi avenue and Of Mr.. and
Mfa Harvey Shain Of Maple ave-
MUG this city. The mother OF the
Nafant was formerly Miss uioise
slains The baby has been named
Harry p. Ieintzelman the third.
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Tllla Erenin.

II II ~ NEIIIIW 8
ng OF the Literature
H0ftmsnt will DO hold
a'raia at tho Y. W. G. A,
'oliur q tho evening Will be
talk on tie subject Picture
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Meeting Poa,t:p,oll,cd.

Tho meeting Of tho executive
Ward q The Red cross seaedpled
" W hold this evening Aas been
pnslporea Until next Monday even
lItE lshnatY I 8. Al
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Spring Styles

This group Of coats presents another ex-
ample of the lower prices.
The Coats are. fashioned of English
Tweed Of good quality. The collars are man
nish-some convertible. Some have plain
loose backs, others have two box pleats. All
have patch pockets and BELTS They are half
lined, mannish fashion.
Priced s25 and sss.5O
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-20
POPPY SEED CAKE.

cup poppy seed. / y cup milk, 4.
cups sugar, u cup bntter, cups
Hour. = teaspoons baking powder, 4
whites of eggs, beaten. 1 teaspoon va
nilla.
Grind poppy seed. heat y of The
milk, pour over poppy seed. let stand
over night. cream butter and sugar
and add popy seed mixture. Add -four
and balling powder. mixed. and last The
beaten whites Place in Il well greas-
ed spring form and bake In n mod
erate oven IL minutes. When cold,
cover with chocolate butter frostng
or with Fudge Frosting.
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CAKES-GOLD CAKES.

8 tablespoons shortening. u cup
sugar. 1la cups cake flour, 3 teaspoons
baking powder,'3 yollls of eggs, y cup
milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla.
Cream butter well, add sugar, con-
tinue beating, aud yolks beaten until
light with Dover heater. add favoring
mix thoroughly then add milk alter
nately with Hour and baking powder,
mixed. Beat WELL. place in well gre'is-
cd and floured pan and bake in a
moderate oven 30 to 10 minutes. Bake
in loaf or > layers. ~.
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DELICATE C0C0ANuT CAKE.

/ cup sugar. u rnp butter substitute.
g eggs. whites: y teaspoon almond
iiavoring, Z. teaspoon lemon havorins
:-3 cup milk. y teaspoon salt, . cups
c;ll;e flour. 3 teaspoons baking powder.
4 cup cocoanut.
Cream together the sugar and but
ter and add the flavoring Sift to-
sether the dry ingredients and add
them alternately with the milk TO the
rrst mixturt, fold in the cg5 whites,
beaten stiif. add the cocoanut. stir
wei. Place in wcll-oiled pan, sprin
Lle with shredded cocoanut and II
few chopped almonds. if convenient,
and bake for - minutes in a mod
crate oven.
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MOCK ANGEL FOOD.

q cup sugar, l y cups cake flour, ,
teaspoons baking powder, u cup soften
ed butter. Il teaspoon salt. y cup cold
water or milk. l teaspoon vanilla,
white of eggs.
Sift -four once. measure. then sif;
flour. sugar. salt and baking powder
together. / times. Place in mixing
bowl Break eggs in measuring cup.
fill Y full with softened tnot melted
butter, fill to top of cup with cold
water, add vanilla. Pour this into the
-four mixture and beat hard until
very smooth, turn into small ungreased
angel cake pan ;'iplace in slow oven,
Let cake raise to top of pan. increase
heat and bake until firm. Invert paol,
when cool cut out. Double receipt for
larger cake n.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-12-20
MOVE TO PRESERVE
TRADITIONAL HEBREW MUSIC. :

Tie first official convention OF the
Jewish Ministers and Cantors' Asso-
citation CT America, ut the Hotel Astor,
New York, discussed plans for the pre-
servatian of traditional Hebrew music
and urged that musical center should
he established with that end in view.
one resolution affirmed that the tradi-
tional liturgy should be introduced in
synagogres where the art of cantorship
Is losing its native beauty and holiness.
1t was further urged that n home
should he established for aged and dis
abled cantors, and that there should
he closer relations between cantors and
congregations. DIR. Samuel Buchler
was elected permanent chairman of the
conference. Musical America.