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New Britain herald., 1922-08-19

were married in convention hall by the Rev. John w Inzer, national chaplain. The Kansas City commit tee paid for the marriage licenses and local merchants provided wedding rings and numerous presents.
 We had not considered duplicating the Kansas City free marriage offer this year" the convention declared when Legionnaire Mickelson's request was presented to him. However, the Legion is rather partial to the insti- tuition of ,natrimony and our commit tee will assist those comrades aspir- ing to that estate with all the facili- ties at our disposal"
 It is probable that a committee on marriages will be added to the con- vention list.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-19
Telegraphers' Bank to
 Open in Three Months

St. Louis. Aug. 19.-The Telegraph CTS National Bank of St. Louis, to be operated by the order of railroad teleeraphers, will be ready for busi- ness in about three months, L. J. Ross, grand secretary of the order, announced today following approval by the comptroller of currency of the application for charter for the bank. The institution will be capi talized at $5o0,00o.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-19

nor is between William B Ross, the straight party ticket, Frank McDowell, indorsed by the conference for pro- gressive politica action, the farmer labor movement
 There are two candidates for the Republican nomination. for Wyom- ings only member of Congress and three for the Democratic nomination. All state officers, two justices of the supreme court, in addition, will be nominated.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-19
BOOZE POWDER NOW
German Fakirs Claim Old Fayorite Wines Can Be Made From Dry sub- stance-POstal Authorities Act.

Washington. August g (By the As sociated Press )-Home brewers and anti -Nolsteadeans, beware the booze powder" is the warning sent broad cast by the post office department in recent circular. For stemming a tide of "dehydrated" alcoholic bever- ages of reminiscent names is q steady job of the fraud section of the de- partment.
 Using the reputation of German chemists certain German concerns
New Britain herald., 1922-08-19
LONG SEARCH REWARDED
Bridgeport Man Locates Father in Chicago-Had Been Separated 20
 n. Years. u

Bridgeport Aug. 1s.-After ten years of continual search, Fred R. Powell of this city has discovered his father, James G. Powell. from whom he had been separated for 27 years. The younger Powell will visit his father soon.
 Following the death of his mother when he was born, Powell was sent to an orphan asylum He was adopt ed two years later and went to Swe- den with his foster parents and lost track of his real father. By writing to every James c. Powell he could find in the directories he at length found his father who had re-mar- ried and had settled in Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-19
The Capital Stock of the Rossia Insurance Company of America
(Connecticut Ins. Corporation


 
 ndspabhS Sem annually
 Transfer
 NIX, Auhudu wln) equiv IS ahue by Insurance of cecompny Ross of sheE and strongest fire nd dnrer duectwI 
 EARNINGS ended Decnlers1 neprfto
  and a ainone nm ndAwrihg s59s48 o s6pe sareon k 
  s33798 addition of of mneero
   of c Stuahn since tus the o the Company
  
 osph& negad wHt Alexander Green al N is Deliverable of sechag fo when ued
 p;ceQ pr 
 
 JUDD & CO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

1t is the opinion Of many competent
observers that. unless some new
stimulus is found. the market Is likely
to work into a period Of dullness.
Within the last three months there have
been present similar symptoms OF
slackenins Of speculative activities. On
each occasion some unexpected develop
mcnt turned up which quickly famed
the speculative enthusiasm into a new
flame. There are possibilities In a
number Of the impending developments
containing just such rejuvenatins
element.
For that reason, the bear contingent,
apparently. is reluctant in taking any
aggressive position. despite the material
decrease in speculative interest 10 con-
spicuous In the last few days. The
heavy expansion in loans was recently
pointed out as q caution signal against
further pyramiding Of speculative ac-
counts. but IL Is evident II loans are
unduly extended there IL still a good
deal Of money left for the stock mar
ket contingent to play with.
Money rates. generally ascend
rapidly when stock market loans ap-
proach the dangerous point. but call
money, the last few days, instead Of
growing scarce has become more plenti.
ful. In fact, is little short of a drug
on the market. being offered in liberal
amounts at to 3 1-3 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
READING EARNED DIVIDEND
Net Income Of the Railway Com.
pany Equal to 1871 p. c. on stock

Net Income Of the Railway Com.
pany Equal to 1871 p. c. on stock
A net income OF $G.49G.OW after
charges was shown In the annual re-
port Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railway Company. This was equiva-
lent to 1881 per cent on the capital
stock. all Of which is owned by the
Reading Company. This compared
with 21.2l per cent In the preceding
year on the basis Of Federal compensa-
tion and guaranty TO: total Of eight
months; $3.Oj5, 900 was appropriated
in physical property. s53.7s9 for sink
ing and reserve funds. After payment
Of IS, 735, 900 in dividends there was a
surplus of 1880, ,632, as against $1O,-
1914 In 1920.
There IL scarcely any change in any
Of the items composing the Reading
Company 1921 statement. The surplus
after al charges was $A540, 900, or 0.63
per cent on the common stock after
deducting the usual dividends on both
classes Of preferred stock. This COM
pared with S9.72l 900. or 9.SS per cent,
in 1920. The only material change was
1912, 900 in dividend income. more
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Crude OIL Isroduction

Production Of crude oil in the United
States. for week ended June 3 averaged
.45O, 900 barrels a day. Combined with
average daily imports of 435. 900 barrels
from Mexico, making total avai liable
supply 1.SS5, 900 day, there Is large
excess of oil Mt present.
According to latest figures. consump-
tion Is running at a rate of 1870, 900
barrels. indicating an excess of more
than 500. 900 barrels a day.
Total stocks crude and refined oil on
hand in United States amount to $50. :
600. 600 barrels. Surplus crude in stor-
age amounts to 266 600 900 and refined
"a. 900 900.
Oklahoma is producing approximately
39O. 900 barrels q day, about 100, 900
more than year ago.
A year ago crude In storage amounted
to 166 900 900 barrels and refined 81, =.
OOO. 600.
The weakest point in the oil situa.
ton is the midcontinent. where new
flush production continues to be OBJ
tained In large volume and where stor-
age Is we'll filed. THE TRADER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
FINANCIAL
OFFICE OF
or EiTH fiTTsBI Haii. frssies -,

rHS 6r uNlGN usN,TIsn! TSMsr HGM. fsss,r. E%MrsSf
P,.!'ssrss: "a. Ian. \. 1924.
ssASDSsP TSSKs S. SxR A sAE Trust
Dated suiy 1st. 1919
Notice ts hereby siyen r,st pursuant ,., 20
~ provision: Of Article ~ Of x,s ne :. trus' n
s..... SnG% and isS ssssa.r% "gs TANK Ca. Go%psny
Standard s". a. TANK sSS csn snos a. csr rrs.;
q fss.:eurss. a; trustee th.re.nder. did
sssssrsS S 70 therein s S1 a, Il. pris; :p.eia.d
0ssrsby. and that said Trustee VIII sppiy
- proceeds of said sale to The payment ;na ,Sa
vidend paying date next occurrin. not ls::
Tan thirty days after the receipt q s:id
and ocss cs;:.aana Of S Of Sna. @' a Ts.
1srsement. exclusive Of certihcates matns,ns
q July iN, 1922. at the price OF one th9H. ,,a
cate. plus the amount Of ali dividend war. gar.
Iono thereon maturing en- or before SuIy
dya.nsp SpSn ws1ss sst es. s az. and
dsnds on said certincStes will cease.
n. sc. 'ts ., sss Tra. ST. FOURTH
nNs. Pittsburgh. Pennsyivania. on or attef
Jeiy Let: 1922 Of said cers,neates maturing ',,s
ah interest coupons appert. inin. thereto:
maturins on and after July LIST. W. snd
ths usual ownership eer,ineate required ,,Snr Sn.
ss'rsot Will Be entitled Z. ss'S. the .H% .Ss
n:,srsss s%ssn' 5uy II ns G 'HS:n' 49,:
The certificates maturing July ist. 1927;
VII ,: paid on sad aa,d date nt s6s pr,nslnas, prr,,ss
saM once OF the Trustee Of the respective
r'hfs's: TMH SIoa SH sv'g;ra $Ssr racssSiA asco%pASY
OF PiTrsPrRoH. Trustee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Moro Exchange Housecleaning

The Stock Exchange authorities yes.
terday bulletined the sale of three mem :
berships represented In the firm Of W.
W. Cohen & Co.. and the Street gen
orally assumed this action explained
selling that had been in progress fol
more than a week. but which has ap
parently now been concluded. 1t had
been expected with the completion OF
this liquidation the market would re.
sumo its upward movement and nd .
vances would be in order during the
remainder Of the week. Although some
stocks did move up. the advances were
without vigor and gains made at inter
walls during the day were either reduced
or lost before the close of the market
The absence Of pronounced strength
under the new conditions was attributed
by some to the menace Of Government
litigation and legislation directed
against various developments in the
petroleum and steel industries. The
Street has become accustomed to tbs
exertion OF such disturbing influences
and action such as that now In prog
ress has not had lasting effect on Sc.
curity trading affairs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
NEW PROFESSOR FOR PENN
Or. o. W. Wilson, Johns Hopkins,
to Occupy Chemistry Chair

Or. ID. Wright Wilson, Of Johns
Hopkins University, will succeed DR..
Marshall in the chair of chemistry
in the medical school of the University
Of Pennsylvania. This il the Oldest
chair in the school of medicine, founded
by DR.. Benjamin Rush.
The chair was originally called the
chair of chemistry and toxicology. 1t
later branched out into two seats of
chemistry, occupied by DR.. John Mar
shall and Doctor Taylor. 1t will now
return to its original one department
basis. known az the chair of physiol
ogical chemistry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09

than half Of which wns accounted for
by the smaller distribution Of Phila-
delphia and Reading Railway stock. An
increase in revenue from other sources,
however, brought total income up to
SIC. .O2S 900, compared with $4,000.
600 in 1920. There was surplus Of
S0.648, 600 available for dividends, as
against 30. .72i 900 In the previous year.
At the end Of 1921 the Reading Com
pany had n profit and loss surplus of
$50. OF 900, as compared with $685.
O00, 900 year previous.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Important Dividend Meetings

Several dividend actions are being
keenly awaited In stock market circles
because Of their bearing upon the i'm /.
mediate situation. particularly apply =.
ing to the transportation outlook. They
include the Northern Pacific, Great
Northern preferred and Chicago. Bur.
lington and Quincy. No change is eS.
pccted in the quarterly dividend of
Northern Pacific. which was reduced at
the previous meeting from 7 to a 8 per
cent basis. There is some question.
however. as to whether the Great
Northern will retain the Z per cent rate.
The directors changed the distribution
from quarterly to semi annual
basis. burlington Is expected to make
the usual semi annual payment OF 8 per
cent.
AS these lines are closely allied. the
action Of one is naturally expected to
have influence on the other. The more
optimistic expect the Northern Pacific
TO restore the per cent rate and look
for no change in the others.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
COLONIAL FINANCE CORPORATION
500 Madison Avenue. New YORK
,1ru dividend AND PREFEpREn

9TH DIVIDEND AND COMMON
The Board OF Directors on May q. 1922
Declared a quarterly dividend out Of the sur
stockholders Of record June I. lo12. at ths
rate Of So par annum IN tho prefsrred and
a me rate Of 800 per share per annum
on the common. Stock issued between March
!. 1927 and June l. 1922: will receive divi.
dend from the date Of hnal payment
on or before June 80. 1922.
- D. w RENYS Secre,.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
g THE roIDERs 9r THE r!Ssr MORT:
SMEING F%rNR % GGI;D COLI E0Ds E0SDs GF THE

Notice 10 hereby given BY Tho Colonial
Trust Company. Trustee under Mor!sase Of
sS 70 n: GS1
ast 1919, that pursuant to tho provisions
Sl the said norsssEe. they Will receive: until
Seas 18th. 1913. tenders In writing at the
once Of The Colonial Trust Company. situate
At 0l7 Fourth ayenur. in the City Of Pitts.
0ureh. State OF Pennsyivania. of bonds for
purchase and retirement out OF the moneys
q the Sinking Fund. which now amount to
tt8 237 .0s,
The right is reserved TO reject. any and
vii b. received after June 18th, 1929. at
II o'clock. Eastern Standard Time.
All interest on bonds. the tender Of which
h accepted. viii ceas. on June la,h. 1922.
THE COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
Py James c. Chaplin. Vice President
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
THE ELECTRIC STORAGE DATrrRy
COMPANY
AIiesheny Ave. 3 18th Street

The Directors have declared . div,dsnd n.
esventy-ive Cents u. 7O per share from -.
new Common Stock without nominal or pa,
value. and the new Preferred Stock Of
stoekhoiders Of record Of both of fb...oo 20
classes Of stock ~ the close OF business On
June IA. 1922. and to those who subseoue,,Iv
become stockholders of record OF shs..
olasssa Of stock by conversion Of old s,ocs
Of lioo. 90 par value into tho now stock
Checks will Be mailed.
WALTER O. HENDERSON. Tr,au-.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Ticker Wrong for Once

1t Is not very often the ticker goes
wrong in foreshadowing dividend ac-
uon. In the case Of Electric Storage
battery. however. 1t proved to be very
badly Oh the track. A week ago 1t
looked almost like a nine to one shot
the dividend rate would be established
on a 81 basis. Instead, the directors
stuck to the rate paid on the old stock
and Rave the holders Of the stock sev.
cnty five cents a share for the quarter.
or 81 q year.
1t was another instance wherein
1t was proved established rules and
precedents count for little in the cur.
rent market situation. Business Of the
company Is excellent. according to the
meeting. but apparently was not of the
same rosy picture which had been
painted while the stock was being
lacked up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Mccall, Riley 4 Co. Fall

t,tion has been nied in United States Dis
trict Court against Mccall. Riley 4 Co..
liabilities are placed at $780, 900 and assets
400 900. Henry II. Kaufman was appointed
receiver under bond Of $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
lEMSH HEPjSAt HHFEPNIAf. sSaSSh; SSssI%ATW TWAhTTEs

,,o.s.sd ss,sdr Z he; ono. ef Il: ccn.sruo.las @ S
sSs sSisSa:, m. nsiisins; ;;:;h :9a s....s::
~ the construction OF an Army Nsdical
XSooi. Fisns and Specifications may b o6.
tSi0s1 from The sbovs otise upon the deposit
e sSiiox.ns stations: Ones Of cons,rraeSs.. 2.
- 6vnltsrms s,sr. % whitehall Street, New
IN c,Sy; one SY1Hrss.msss:r Ir;s supply
$50 West Psrshing Road. Chicago. Illinois;
- OF ConstIvcting ousrtsrina stsr. TraSS.
kA Arsenal. philsdsphiA. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY
fropssais
ss9cSsAIs ecGSHk yoE Eof f,prNN A. I2ISM IM2;IESMESTAal
TOWNSHIP; wI;rSS rSSUMBEsLANb

Sealed propo..l. viii b. received a, N.
S SSes q Is. iSsS. fct ,hs un, al.d, ~ Seloes noon
p!ssion Of = new elementary school for IA.
Proposals shall be submitted sep,,.,.,x
for the bHild!ns. the heating ana vsn;iisi.
isg; the piumnils and tbs s,se:rieal work
70 par cent Of the asRrsGats amount OF
each bid. must accompany each proposal, TO
4 surety company bond equal to 90 Del
osQt Of the assresate amount viii bs r..
Pians may be obtained at the office OF
ths aIehitsets Dfshsr. Churchman and
appaes,ion. secompsnisd BY check Tor 3iU'
a q deposit which will bs r~turnsd upon
rSturn Of plans and spsc!ncations TO said
fSs Board Of Education Of Upper Deer.
nsiA Township reserves the right to reject
ABREHER' cEURGHMAN AND PAUL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
DeatbB

BROWN.-Six-month 7th. CHARLES L.,
husband Of Catherine =; brown. In his slth
neral. Seyenth-day, ! p. NJ, from FrisLds
Meeting House. Moorestown. N. J. Int. at
BURNs-At Moorentown, N. J., Jun. q.
1929. EDWARD F. BURNS. In his Seth
year. Services at residence Of his son. Rob.
j.; Ell; ?;so =. y Int: a NJ. Holly Gem.
friends. also Div. No. Q. A. o. H., are in.
yhed 70 attSnd funeral Sat-. $50 4. Nj.
residence Of son-in-law. Charles Currsn, 8i4G
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
PARK CONCERTS o. KID
finance Committee indorsss Pro
~ posal Of Pommsr

Enthusiastic Endorsement Of the
Deoject to have asty musicians OF the
xhilsdelphia Orchestra play in Fair
nount Park every night in summer was
voiced 1t q meeting of the Finance
Oemmittee of Council yesterday aft
seAson. Details Of the plan we're un-
lssdsd BY Councilman Pummer. 1t was
spid q teu-week season costing $4,000
! week cvuld be arranged. Mr.. Pom
usr's ordinance calls for an appropria-
ten Of 950, 900.
Il was planned 10 have the fifty
Qnslcians play three nights week and
Dunday afternoon at Belmont, two
nights at strawberry Mansion and
TO nights at Lemon Hill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
COLUMBIA AVENUE Trust CoMPAN1
Brnad and Coluxuhla -. ...H

COLUMBIA AVENUE TRUST COMPANy
broad st. and Columbia ave.
Philadelphia. June 8, 1922
At q regular meeting Of the Board Of n. .
roctors, held this date. a sem!-annuai diy;
dend Of ivs per cent (6Ts) was doe! arsd. pay.
s1is Jolly I. l092. to stockhoiders Of record
Sons 90 1922. Checks will BE- mailed
WILLIAM A. CARLILE,
Treasurer
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY
A. = meeting OF the Board of Manager,
held this day quarterly dividend ~ nic"
90 per e<nt was declared. payable july 1.
aesi; to .,9cxn0der' q record on III. books
June l6. 1922. Checks Will b. n.i,.S Su"iness
THOMAS 8. HOPKINS
~.,...,,.,. %. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Young Women and Girls
LOWELL. MASS.

1CADEMY OF NOTRE DAME. Lowell. ma.
Afiiiated with Catholic Univ. Prim.. intsr'
address: The Superior. Academy OF Eotr:
Dame Lowell. AfAss. Consult Ledger bureau
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Dividends

Z. ". CLARK & CO.. bankers
0fnee of the Bangor Railway and Electric Co
Bangor. Me,
Preferred stock dividend No. -
Common stock dlvideDd No. 70
Tho Board Of Directors Of the bangor Rail-
way and Electric Co. has declared the reGu-
lar quarterly dividend OF one and three
quarter. per cent uNT) upon the preferred
stock Of the company. payable July 1. 1913.
business June 10. 1922.
The Board Of Directors has also declared
n dividend OF three-quarters Of one per cent
(k ~ upon the common stock OF the COM
pSny. payable Ausust I. 1822. to stockhoid.
Srs Of record At the close OF business July
IN 1922 Checks will be mailed
HOWARD CORNING
Treasurer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09

3 a..,., ~. SM ssSS .xs,:S rom TatM1h oSsh trained
11. S.elsn nsws piy. up 70 date on
8 ~ 'osii 6siiys ssss' sss sss.s9: ss,'SS g" e q.
n .'sIsA On =:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
NEWTON, MASS.
MANASSAS. VA.

MOUNT IDA SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 0S9S
summit ST.. Newton. Maas. Consult Buresu.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
THE J. @. WHITE MANAGEMENT
CORPORATION
IS Exchange Place, New York
Managers
ASSOCIATED nAs q ELECTRIC

Tho Board Of Directors Of ASSOCIATED
Gas 4 ELECTRIC COMPANY mas declared
. dividend Of EiGhty-eisht Cents tssc) per
snare on the preferred stock OF the Company
able Saturday, July I. 1878. TO stockho,der,
Of record At tho close Of business Thursday,
b. E. MICHEL. Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

Federal Reserve Banks are as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09

sUsoUEHANNA AVE. PREsBYTERLAN
CNCRCH, cor. Of Marrhall-Rev. Richard
r. Jones D. D.. pastor, will preach Spc-
cial Sermon 2:30. Sunday school. 7:45.
Popular Service. Exercise by Sunday
School scholars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09

* I S K ]" HoS = sehSSs sSSs
Riskiminetas Spring Sehool permits boys
overlooking river. Special preparation for
college and technical schools. Preceptoriai
system. All sports. Rate $3.50. Cataogus.
Address
DIR. A. n. WILSON. JR.. Presidsat
Box 6S0. Salisbury. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09

HOLY CROSS ACADEMY-Aniliatedw with the
Catholic UniArsity. Practical and REIN
Ing Education. Standard and Elective
Courses. Address Sister Superior. Holy
Cross Academy. WASHINGTON. d. e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
MS. Wilson Sho0s French Kitchen
Where Rule Is Leisurely Cooking
The Recipes With Their Forcgn-Soundng Names, Include
Temptingly Different Kinds Of Sausage and Fristers
of Celery and Of Oranges

tender. and then season well with salt
and pepper. Lift to slice Of toast to
serve, and garnish with spoon Of tho
mashed and seasoned tur1,ips tDat have
been reheated. Sprinkle well with fine.
" chopped parsley.
i.. Beisnets d'Oranges . y
Peel two oranges and chop fine
strain the Juice and add sufficient water
to make one.half cup. Place in sauce
pan; add .l
-Four tablespoons Of butter,
and when boiling
One-har cup Of -four and the orange
Cook slowly until the mixture will
form bail on the spoon. Now turn
in a mixing bowl and beat until cold.
Then add two large egks, adding first
one yolk and beating In we'll, and then
the other. Then follow with the whites
Of the eggs. Now add .,..
One. koly teaspoon Of orange estroct,
One.hoV teaspoon Of nutmeg.
Drop by the tablespoonful into smok .
ing hot fat. Cook q golden brown. Lift
with skinner to a paper napkin and
roll in powdered sugar and serve with
orange sauce.
Orange Sauce
Ream out the Juice Of two oranges
and place in saucepan and add
Three quarters oIp Of sugar,
Three quarters cup Of tcater,
Three level tablespoons of corn.
starch.
Stir to dissolve the sugar and the
starch and bring to a boil. Cook for
five minutes. Then add
Too tablespoons Of butter,
Yolks Of too e0gs,
and beat up hard. Cook two minutes
and then fold In the stiffiy beaten
whites Of the two eggs and
One.hdp teaspoon Of Vomillo.
Beat hard to mix and serve hot oyel
tho fritters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
! Crepe de Chine Dress at $12.75
Gingham Cretonnes
SOC a Yard

Cretonne for dresses! And what charming dresses
they are! Frocks for the little girl, dresses for
women and enchanting gardening aprons and hats
all of gingham cretonne!
This new gngham cretonne also makes the
prettiest finish for porch furniture-upholsterin
scarfs under the glass of the table, draperies ETC.
Now for the gingham cretonne, itself, with many
Of its new uses left to the imagination. 1t is in
color with white crossbars or checks or in white
with colored checks. But, whichever you choose,
there are colorful nosegays of flowers here and
there. In gold, green, rose, lavender, blue, black
or brown with white. In white with green, brown,
black, rose or orange. 36 inches wide.
(Chestrut