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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-30
|BIG RED AUTO IS
] new WARD CLUE
Ear Seen Near Scene Of Murder
on Night Of Shooting, Au-
thorities Are Told
new WITNESS DISCOVERED

vyb,te Plains, N. Y. June 30.--The
~. J rsJ automobile which, according
.be story Walter 8. Ward told the
Wostchester County authorp ss, con.
..ined the blackmailers, Jack" and
!!Srbsrley Ross" on the night Ward
I;iled Clarence Peters, was seen BY
Marvin Baker, of Mount Kisco. the
nieht OF the murder, waiting near the
nisce Peters body was found on the
shore of Kensico reservoir.
This car, or its twin, was also seen
a. the same spot three nights before the
sSootine. On this occasion Mr.. Baker
I'D a woman companion were returning
Ssom White Plains in his roadster, and
the rcd car chased them for three miles.
Baker thinks he was mistaken for
"Baker. who Is a grocery clerk, is one
witness overlooked by everybody trying
to solve the case.
" He and his friend had been to the
movies at White Plains on Friday
nisht and on driving abreast Of Ken.
sico Dam they overlook a big maroon
car in which Baker said were five or
six persons, one Of whom was woman.
IA Baker drove past them they shouted
10 him to stop. He was frightened and
sped on, the red car giving chase.
The next Sunday morning he returned
and searched the place where the biz
csr had stopped. He found a copy OF
a New York newspaper dated Saturday
stained with what he thought might be
blood and having in it a jagged hole
that might have been made by bullet.
He also found mans cap similar to
xhat Ward said Jack and Charley wore.
The next time Baker passed the scene
he was returning from White Plains
ssain about midnight. A big red car
was parked on the roadside. Next
morning Peters body was found there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-30
Little Benny's
Note Book
By Lee Paps

Pop brawt home bottle of wine yes
tidday on account of somebody having
gave 1t to him for Il present, and he
put 1t on top of the sidebord and went
10 the other end of the room and looked
at it saving, Bewtlfll site, bewtifll
And today papcrhanger started to
paper the setting room Oh account of
II needing it. wich after he had bin
papering vile he came down in the
kitchi to get his extcr buckit and saw
the bottle of wine on the sdebord,
saying, Hello, look watts hecr.
Its wine, | sed, and he scd. Ware
store.
y, How? I sed. and the paDerhanger sod,
lou be the storckeepcr and III be the
customer, and no matter wat ask for
you jest pore some wine in glass and
give 1t to ne and Ill give you n cent,
everything In this store costs q cent
ppecause that's the kind of store it Is.
its never bin opened yet, l scd. Mcen-
ing the bottle. and the pnpcrhanger
SEQ, Hers q cork screw rite heer at
'hl'hcd to my pen nife, how fortunate.
,nhd ana he took the cork out, saying, Id
IKE . pounds of Chinee mushrooms.
please, heers the cent.
ana he gave me a cent and | pored
IA "'ht Vut III u EiuSs ana He drank
" and looked glad of 1t and went up to
40 some more paperhanging and came
down agen saying, l want small loco
motive, heers the cent. Me porting out
some more wine and him drinking it,
anu after that he came down about 10
more times asking for 2 pounds of rub
per nales and Il left handed screw driver
ana ladys watch opener and diffrent
.hlngs, and jest before he went he hung
: strips of wall paper crooked and said
.ney was the ony ones that was strate.
ana wen pop came home and saw wat
WGsrnt left of the bottle Of wine and /
tod him about the paperhanger he
eot mad as enything, me saying, Well
w. pop, he asked me, he asked me.
Well II ] asked you if you wuntcd
good padding with my slipper would
You say YES to that? pop sed. and sed.
no sir nd pop sed, Well III give It to
you emJ low.
Wich he did.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-30
REvISITS N. Y. AT AGE OF SO
Ex-senator Cole Approves FIappers
and Other Innovations

New York, June 30.-Former United
States Senator Cornelius Cole, who will
be 100 years old September il. has
looked New York over after an absence
of forty years and approved the changes
and developments made during his abb
sence.
The ruddy- faced, twinkling- eyed old
gentleman who first took his place in
Congress in 1851 has inspected River.
side Drive. the subways. skyscrapers,
flnppers and motion picture palaces and
found them all good to look upon.
"On the whole" he chuckled. II find
the East keeping up pretty well with
California.
Mr.. Cole considers, next to the aboli-
ton of slavery, for which he voted. bis
work for trans continental railroad us
the most important of his career.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-30

Smartest youthful NorfOIks, With vol
detachable belt. Well tailored, all
At SS.50-Black-and- At S4.4s
white crash or silver ,,.l;. o-
gray linen. Sizes Z "h''e q
to 18. 7 to II.
Lit Brothers-SecC I'd Floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-30

Of organdie, ratine or Shan
tung in delicate summer
shades-some with scalloped
skirts and plated collars and
cuffs, others with cleverly
arranged organdie orna-
ments or fetching sashes and
frills.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-30
DRY SEAPLANE PILOT SHOT
IN BATTLE WITH RUM SHIP
Takes to Air While Aides Fire Ma.
ehIne. Gun VoIiey-Boat Escapes

Miami, Fla, June 30.-(By A. P.)
Stanley Hubbard, pilot Of prohibi-
tion seaplane stationed here, was
wounded in the hand Wednesday night
in a battle with a liquor boat off Cape
Florida, 1t was learned today.
Hubbard said he was lying off the
cane about II o'clock watching for
LIQUOR smugglers when the boat came
along. In response to his command to
null in, the boat opened fire on his
plane with a rife and shotgun, he
said, one shot striking him in the hand.
Hubbard took to the air and his aides
opened fire with machine guns, sending
ninety rounds into the boat. The boat
then disappeared along the cape and
the men in the plane were unable to
find it again. The coast guard cutter
Vidette went out yesterday, but re-
ported today it had been unable to trace
the craft.
This is the first battle between a pro-
hibition plane and a liquor runner that
has taken place in these waters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-30
JOHN A. McSPARRAN WEDS
Miss Sarah n. Holland Becomes
Bride Of GRANGE Master

Mills, Mass, June 30.-NIiss Sarah
Holbrooke Holland, who is Ceres of the
National Grange. was married at her
home yesterday to John A. McSpar-
ran, of Furniss, Pa. Democratic cam
didate for Governor of that State. The
Rev. A. II. Wheelock. chaplain of the
Massachusetts State Grange. oficiated.
Persons prominent in Grange work
in Massachusetts attended. Mr.. Nc
Spartan is master of the Pennsylvania
Grange.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
To-day

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TRANs-PAcIFIc MAILS

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New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL
AMERICA, WEST INDIES. ETC.
To-day

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New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Coastwise

BALTIMORE .... ,os.
Wsds (F), ssss ID. Clyde Lac
BEIAlNGHAM--sss San Franeises
faon NAV YORK
tprl Tusa Wed. Thurs- frl' bst' clycs
FROM MN YORK
wednesdays tPf). Saturdays ill' hahorJ
wednsrcays ~, Saturdays tbl,
sogfhsrn Pacific Co thorrao LirO
TeOn NV yonk
Py) Tues. Wed. Thurs' Frt. sat o'ys
M FFOn nEW foRK
w.dnesdays tpf) Nstory Llns
Los ANGELES nARB0R Sac fran
cs.eo. Portland, Seattle Tacoma
a. see san francisco
fnof AN YORK
~ a-NIasOJnfAN (F) y. ~ IA
- 7-iOWAN ~ Y. Al
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Coastwise (Continued)

SoastWISe Continued
Los Angeles (wilmington), San Fran
cisco, Seattle. Vancouver. D. c.
FROM nLW YORK
Jan. st-NDLvILLE DOLLAR fF) Delisr
Fsos stw yosS
Fridays CF) MALLORY
NEW ORLEANS
tsos HTw YORK
Dec a-cREoLE (PF) Southern Pacific
Dee 6-kL LACO tF) Southern Pacino
Dee s-codUs tPF) Southern Psoifo
NEW YORK
Faon sAIrinsaa
wsda 90. ss,a tFJ, ciyds Line
OAKLAND-Sce San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA
FRon HTw YORK
wsd CFRD. sat (FRD, ana intsrmsdiats
Haischav 3. 3 Lines
PORTLAND-Seo Los Angeles HArbor,
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. oakland-Aiss see
Los Angeles
TR0n NV YORK
Dee. i3-wfLLHiLo tF) Williams 3. Q. CO.
San Francisco. San Diego. Los Angeles
Harbor (Wilmingtou), Portland
Seattle. Bellingham.
FRoA MN SoaN
Dec 6--6rEEL INVENTOR lTl Igthmiaa
Dec i5--sAN FRANcIsco (F) Isthmisn
sEATTLE-ses Los Angeles Hsrbor,
San Francisco
TACOMA-Ssc Los Angeles HsrboF
TAMPA
TRon hEw Yosk
Fridays (FJ MalieFS
VANCOUVER, b. C.-ses Los Angeles
WILMINGTON - Sss San Francisco,
Lot AnReles
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Fer additional
FOREIGN MAILS
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sUPPttsTnTgRY NAIL
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Monday

EIfols. Ana al Wee As.l "a cfsyc4g
hrlisln, r. and Tralos ant ~ ergntrss nen-
tonet a. reit A. ard RI tci1s icr1rrrifal
dispatch - Cairo bas3ss" Ar MAJ, Q q
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Monday

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Tfanf Morfs Chnsr, iNrq lla. -
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

Azores lsiauts ntsiy Ores e14 furnfsNA
must ie specially scfrvsrc fqr d.spsirh ~ ne
Fteaneri, va ruta prieafa Ntpifa. ftua 90
9faf0sai sif1 FsntI.pst iaai.s ~ Al1res \ a7'a,
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& 80 m
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
PARCEL posi-

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p..rs fmgna Tsrgarylts fenlnrl. lles', t,s-f
is.d fgdlishl. Trsnf-fofcanis lIuntefT t.stt - u
i,i.s Mssfl. rIrty icontit1ua's0 Ns -"
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t1..eh ssis6llshn.snu = lldit Tfs9cs 49, 49, 80
fhnnam, Csnbolla Co pa .SniAt 80 80 -. ~
", yr-nen pDsioeies slu chine. yrlet nen .
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hesrs<1denriss fNAlaga.caf. Sc Aere ~ 49,
ss,csr Ncssihs C1fporo it.anos Nye.-fi, A., y III.
fe,eo,s. Arlolan trd Afotslil htefsi .nl.. h,ass
Ips.eekl Ciara. h0naro, hoforeo atsy -
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ss.nl. Ne.,,le9 esess1i. Iogoland lIrsnfbi. sIre
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Werfrn ard Ea,iern L1le ish1' A-NS -
.ianfirooe and Brpsa)
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Nsrtoa, Lily & Co.

Lily & CO.
American 4 Msnchprian Line.
American & Indian Line.
American 4 Australian Line.
American 4 African Line.
Amer, Mediter. q Levant Line.
Atlantic Culf-Far East Line.
EllermHn q Bueknall s. s. Co., Ltd.
lsthniap Steamship Line.
Norton Line.
Psnams-Far East Line.
See. Gen. Tpta., Maritime Q VApeur.
Is Beaver St. N. Y. Broad 1900.
Nerweyian America Lins
Norwegian Amer. Line Ag'ey, Inc.
8 Bridge st. n. z. Big On eSTo.
Pacific Mail S. S. Co. (U. S. s. b.
10 Hanover So N. Y.
Bowling Green t6se.
Panama Lima
20 Stat. ST.. N. Y. B's ca $3.50.
Prince Line
See Furnsss. Witty . o.
Qucbee s. 8. c..
See Furnsss, Witty q &c.
Red b Llns
Bliss, Dailett 4 Ca, Gen. kgFs.
s2 Wall ST.. N. =. Hanover ioOTs'
Red Star Line q. M. NJ
Broadway, N. z.
Pgr, I'g Gn $500; PCT, whit1l 2oso.
Rogers & Webb (U. SIS.
iio State ST., BOst. NasL AA. sts7.
SasdsrseR 4 Sea, Agent
The Royal Mail Steam Packet &c.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
2s Broadway, NJ Y. Broad 2Seo.
Sesndinavian-A American Line
"a whitshall st. n. Y. b's On fSts.
EEiteevieh Lines (U. S. s. b.
S. sgiteevieh 4 Co.
Cotton Exchange, Galveston, Tsz.
Southern Pacific Company
1sb B'wsy, N. Y. Certlsndt $500.
Spragus Lines (c.H.Sprssve&Ssn)
(U.s-S.B.) iSi Mix St. Boston, ,Msss.
Struthers & Barry (U. 8. S. b
LIE Market et. ess Frsncisca. Cal.
Susqushsnns Stsanship Co. lse.
Gu. S. S. b.
"a Stone St.. n. 7. B'G On SeSs.
Three Star Line (AHreteurs Reunis)
20 Bridge ST., N. X. B'E GIN 2lis'
TiMdad Line
See Furness. Witty q Co.
United Americas Lises, Inc, UA.L.
American. Hawaiian s. Is. 20.
American Ship & CommerSs Corp.
80 Broadway, N. Y. whitehall io2o.
United Fruit Company
n Battery PL, NY. Whitshsll 400.
u. S. 4 A. Lines, lac. (U. 5. 5. -
s-lO Bridge 6E. NY. ss G'n $780,
United States Lines, The (US.SB)
Passenger 4 freight ofhees
I5 Broadway, N. Y. Whitehall 800.
Wsierus. 8. s. Gers. (U. S. S. ~
Mobile, Ala
West Csast Liss (U. s. S. -
Vessel, Duvsi & Co.
casa Bread St., ". Z. bresA ssss.
White Star Deminisa Line
= Broadway, NY,
Pgr. b'g G'n $500; Fat WhitI soso'
White Star Lias Il n. NJ
! Broadway. ny.
Psr. B'g G'n sSoei Fgt whitu sesa
Williams Steamship Co, Inc.
IS Moore St.. MI. B'g G'n 1854
wisehssier Lines (U. 5. S.B.)
II Battery Place. Ny. s's Gr tsse
Yates. Seth & Martin
Nrys. General Navigstlon Ce., i1e
ii Broadwsy. MY B'n On e2ts.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Tuesday

os-.s. a. yfno,nt Trrtiad. Ciaiat heilsN
- ssrsns. ~ Grsnsda trinidad Ano ofpf"-
80 4 Nsfnfa. s A. m -.. -. -.
MeIico ESPECIALLY alifr--l ,I,1 - - ns.i.
- sist.s n chlspas. ugfutfo. b6Nte. hs,ss,
iee..i1, Osraca puetia, fiatcala aIe vs. 80
D. -, ,esesst c.rs Asyu ait por - Ft,tlf
c.ss1 zors Panamt. Nirrtfit ieto.,.
Soas). Lmspsis CO. ch'is'fs,, ,.s2 n Hs
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= So. .a prnos ald trspHai, - go
90 ~ ff ID 4. III sJp1 u 20 =. a.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

aa..s. ''',.'' r NJ whitehall ''''-
l,s.. tr..ss I''' a. NJ NJ
iissrSsSss'" i''' "''
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rl.s.DssgI..'s,I!I ! iSroad t'''.
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| 1, iss.''g',Ssi'-'T''' A'l'n' BASIN
's,s's s,s.sss ss,.l Beige St An'''.'
NJ l,i,nsnd s. 3. Cp. (u.S.o.o.l
w. y, rE,ch.P. Rect iss2,SSliI.ls'
G,,.i.hls. Baltimers, Chlesg''
pr,-.is, Bsstsu. Norfolk
n.,Ac... iae, WA U.S.S.BJ
pD q. Nv whitehall 2e6o-l.
as ciy s., Dslt-, Nd Plaza '''O'
lutn.A H., Asts. (U.S.s.B)
rvr. 81, NY. Bowling Ga $780,
|ctis s.ssnsAip C. .,..
s.. 4. N.R. Canal ssee
p.rW N. RsNY. Tsrn SsIv'e'''
cxv,,.litas Shipping Cs. Inc.
~. S. S.B.)
q sr.,Sway. N. 2. Bread sitl.
ols. il2 ". Adams 81. RAND $50 a
E.or., 600 Csrondelst B'g. Naia saS'
MAJ In<r1 Fritz Corr.
s,h, Terminal Shipping CO.
v,r,.lL. Harris. MsSill q Co. Inc.
Cvsrd-Ahchsr Lines
u Broadway. N. 7. B's GIN Ssss'
U Ciwrs Fruit Corporation
npro.aW.y, N. Y. BIZ G'n 7Tsa
Dolu LIss
II Y.sn St. N. 7. B's G's SSH
EHsmsns Wilsen Line, n. T. Inc.
ElIsrmsbs wilson Line.
ElIsrman's Phoenix Lins.
wisoa-purnsss Line.
An, Msditsrfsnssn d Levrnt Lima
10 Broadway, N. Y. Broad si1e.
Erps,t s. S. Corp. U. S. S. b.
u yreatvsy. N. Z. B'G On ss<s.
EIpst Trans. Co., Inc. U.SS.h)
orlsls Liza
q Bfosdwsy, MI. Bread titT.
American Bldg, Bait. Nd. PlaGs ssGl
Fnash Line
csnragnis Genie TrAnsstlsntlEsA
Estate st.. N.Y. Big ca 7Sss.
Frnsa. Witty L Co., Ltd.
fsnsss Hnsi.
Fvnss Bermuda Line.
" Whitshali St.. n. Y. B's ca 7see.
hal<hsx 5. 5. Lines, Ise.
Pier g. z. =, n. Y. B's On ssTS.
hsssleu 4 Co., RIP.
10 Beaver st., n. Y. Bread l7t6.
lEC. Lines (U. S. S. b.
International FreiEhting cerporst'n
HWhlsshsll St., Ny. Big G'n 1890.
International Mercantile msTiss
Americas Una
sAils Star Lisa
Mantle Transport Line.
LEI Star LIns.
lgind Line.
kN 4 Head HnsA
htlis Stir-Dominion Line
Broadway, N. Y.
~. b's Gh s3oei EEt-. Whitil sots.
W IA Sale st., Chiesge.
kinisn Steamship Linss
racine Coast ssrv., TraMe Dept
"csrtlsndt St.. NY. Rector os2o.
Asr steamship Co., Inc. .(U.S.S.3.)
ssf1 B'dga ~ Beaver St., N. Y.
s'osa 500. Branch eEess, Cki.
asa Philadslpnll
'anpevt I hsit Lines
sss'sdvsy. n. Z. Bread sssi,
',,ss'dian J, Steamship Co., Ltd
-" Moore g.. NY. Big G'n sS2a-<.
','asd Line q. N. ~
Broadway, n. Y.
"ssGa 1905 Est whit1l ssse.
Nsys ksyaL kslrs. 81. Annnxna
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

Nerton, LILY 4 70.
American 4 Msnchurtan Line.
American & Indian Line.
American 4 Australian Line.
American 4 African Line.
Amer, Mediter. q Levant Line.
Atlantic Culf-Far East Line.
EllermHn q Bueknall s. g. Co., Ltd.
lsthmisn Steamship Line.
Norton Line.
Psnams-Far East Line.
See, Gen. Tpts-, Maritime 9 Vapeur.
Is Beaver St. N. Y. Broad 1900.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
+, .aresses and Telephone Numbers

ms'Iorv Ss.smsh'o Cempany
Pier 80. n. T., N. 7. csnsl ssss.
Mallory Trans. Lines, Inc. (U.S.S.B.)
II Broadway. N. Y. Big G'n $500.
Moore 4 MeCermaek Co., Inc.
(U. 8. s. b.
Commercial Steamship Linea.
8 B'vny, N. Y. Bowling G'n ssts.
Morgan Line
See Southern Pscias Company.
Munssn S. S. Lines (U. s. s. b.
OF Wall ST.. N. Z. p's On $500.
N. Y. & Porto Rico s. S. CO.
rs Bwsy, N. Y. Bowling G's ,6es.
North German Lloyd
1915 Pearl st., N. Y. B'g On sTta.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

LEITH. Dundee
fhoh HtN roaK
Dsd ii--HAMBLETOS RANGEfFlFurnsss
Dec 1o-ALrtSE RANGE % turnef-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

VANCOUVER, B. C.-ses Los Angeles
WILMINGTON - Sss San Francisco.
Lot Angeles
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-04-14
WASH FRUITS FOR LDREN
Al Market Produce Should D Cleaned
% Remove Dirt, Bacteria
and Residue.

Children should have fruits. also
celery, tomatoes. and salads not only to
give variety In their school lunches,
but especially to supply the vitamines
and other food elements necessary for
healthy growth. agree nutrition spec
ialists of the United States Department
Of Agriculture. When they eat any Of
these uncooked foods at home It Is
probable that the mother has washed
the fruit or vegetable properly before
serving it. All market produce needs
washing to remove dirt and dust. bac-
terra, and sometimes particles Of spray
residue. The best fruits and usually
the best-looking fruits are those from
trees which have been properly sprayed
while the fruit was in its early stages
and sometimes the spray may not have
weathered of the fruit before harvest.
Children should not be given money to
buy their own fruit from hucksters or
stands unless there are facilities at
school for washing it. They should be
drilled In the practice of washing what
they eat Of these uncoOked products,
as . matter Of ordinary cleanliness.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-04-14
OYSTER DRESSING MIXTURE
Sealioped Kind Are preferred BY Many
Cooks 0ecause Flavor 10 Lost
In Cooking.

An oyster dressing Is made by add.
ing to q highly seasoned bread stuff
ing. oysters equal In bulk to the
breadcrumbs. Mix thoroughly one
quart OF soft breadcrumbs. a cupful
Of butter, melted In two-thiris cupful
hot milk or water, one-half teaspoon
full salt, one teaspoonful Of spiced
poultry seasoning. and beaten egg.
Omit the egg II the dressing is to be
eaten hot. A cold dressing slices well
when the egg is used. Add oysters
and stuff the turkey. AS long cook
ing detracts from the flavor Of oysters
many cooks prefer scalloped oysters
served with turkey.