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Potatoes

CHICAGO. July s.-Potatoes strong
err; prices slightly higher; United
States shipments s74 Saturday. IS
Sunday; arrivals 1903: on track 244.
Oklahoma sacked Bliss Triumphs and
Irish cobblers s3.o09s33.25; poor,
some heated, as low az $40; lot
sales; Virginia cloth topped tav bar
rels Irish cobblers s6.T5@&7,oO; sales
TO jobbers Kansas sacked early ohlos,
number one, mostly $500.
, 1923-07-09

scene Of this romantic comedy-drama,
although there is suspense through.
out the entire production. This is a
crook. picture hat is different. Cas-
sen Ferguson, as the culprit. Jarvis
steals a valuapre diamond that had
been intrusted to Ernest Heron Con.
rad NageD. Grumpy an old Grim
inai lawyer, takes charge OF tho In,
vestisation and ultimately solves the
mystery with a ~gardenia ms a ciew.
This is Mr.. Roberta greatest char.
a~cterization and william do Miles
most delightful production.
, 1923-07-09
Sport Calendar

Acknowledging OF Empire City
Racing association. at Yonkers. p
Meeting OF Niagara Racing sssocia.
ton. at Fort Erie.
observation-disclosures OF Grind Cir
cult opens at Toledo.
GoLF-Nationai open championship
tournament opens at Inwood. L. I.
Western Junior champion ship
tournament opens at Chicago.
Pacific Northwest amateur and
women's championship, at Seattle.
Iowa State championship tourna.
ment opens at Cedar Rapids.
Connecticut State championship
tournament opens at s-henecoesett.
TENNIS National clay court
championship opens at Indianapolis.
New England sectional double,
championship opens at Providence.
Pacific Northwest sectional double
championship opens at Portland.
Utah State championship tourns
ment opens az Logan.
Oregon State championship tourns
ment opens at Portland.
BASEBALL-Meeting Of Nationf
Baseball Federation. at Cleveland.
BowLING-ontario lawn bowiin
championship tournament opens {
Hamilton.
BoXING-Benny Leonard VS.. Al,
Hart. s rounds. at Philadelphia
Joe Lynch VS.. Bobby wolgast.
rounds. at Philadelphia.
Joe Tipiitz w. Richie Mitchell,
rounds, at Philadelphia
sammy Mandeii VS.. Frankie Cal
han. 10 rounds. at Peoria
, 1923-07-09
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July s-Forelsn ex,
changes irregular. Quotations in
cents; Great Britain. demand. 4.5e.,
cables. 1861: 6o.day bills on banks.
4.baS. France. demand, 5.s5K,
cables. b.S6. Italy. demand, 4.24h ;
cables. 4.25. Belgium. demand, asa,
cables 4.S5. Germany, demand,
.ooo3H; cables. .oo031s. Holland. de.
mand, 39.l2: cables. 1916. Norway.
demand. 1910. Sweden. demand.
2e.ss. Denmark demand, 17.ss.
Switzerland. demand. 1873. Spain,
demand. 1888. Greece. demand. 3.lo.
Poland. demand. .ooo7h. Csecho.
slovakia. demand, 500. Argentine.
demand. 1850. Brazil, demand. 1880.
Montreal. s7K.
, 1923-07-09
Farmers Grain
Company Denied
Change Rights

OMAHA. Neb.. July s.-The grain
company organized by the Farmers
Union has been denied membership in
the Omaha. Grain exchange by the
exchange board of directors, accord.
Ing to a statement given out by c. ].
Osborne. state president OF the Union.
This. It is alleged, is the second
time membership on the exchange
has been denied the union.
THE 81 u application 10 mem
bership was refused is because the
men who constitute the grain OK
change do not a farmers to enter
the terminal market Mr.. osborne's
statement said
, 1923-07-09
Sugar

NEW YORK. July e.-rhe market
for refined sugar vas unsettled and
pricea were IS to 50 points lower
with fine graduated now ringing
from ss.75 to $500.
The decline was duo to Offering OF
sugars originally intended for ex.
port. II was estimated hat there were
between 1000 and 1000 tons of these
sugars on the market
Sugar futures closed easy. Approx.
mate sales. 25 900 tons. September.
s5.15; December. $4.7b; March. s3.e5;
May. S3.7o-
, 1923-07-09
Metals

NEW YORK. July s.-Copper-
Quiet; eiectrolytic. spot and futures,
IAN @14%c-
Tin Firmer; spot and nearby,
$3.50; futures, s3s.37.
Iron-steady; No. 1 northern, $2s.5o
@30.oo; No. 2 southern. ;26.oo@2s.o0.
Lead-Easy; spot $6.25.
zino-F1rm; East st. Louis spot
and nearby, $500.
Antimony-Spot. s6.so@eeo.
, 1923-07-09
Seattle Club
Sale Blind on
Wrigley's Part

SAN FRANCISCO. July s.-wn
liam II. Mccarthy. president of the
Pacific Coast league. in a statement
made public today, denounced the sale
of n part interest in the Seattle club
to r. o. Harvey. purported owner of
the Wichita Falls, Texas club OF the
exa league. as an attempt on the
part OF William Wrigley, Jr.. to
cover up" on tho recent purchase
OF the club. The latter. Mccarthy
said. is known to be interested finan
cially in tho Wichita Falls club,
, 1923-07-09

Mines that companies will be able to
extract s per cent more oil than
under the old allotment. Among
other results growing out OF approval
OF applications will be reduction of
number of line wells to the three
companys under compromise provi-
sions of general leasing law embrac-
ing a number of scattered tracts
ranging in size from 40 to 100 acres.
Department OF interior has also ap.
proved sale of Salt Creek Consoli.
dated Oil company OF tracts OF land
held by the Midwest OIL company and
Wyoming Associated on corporation
In Salt Creek field.
, 1923-07-09

TX. northeast quarter of section
se.1s-1o4. is drilling at $500 feet. No.
20. southeast one-half OF section 25-1s.
io4. is drilling al 1880 feet.
Ohio Oil company. No. 1 Hay. sec.
ton l4.17-1o4. is drilling at $40 feet
No. /. section 22-1e-104. is drilling at
1850 feet.
p. a r. corporation, No. l, section
13.l7-1o4. is drilling at 1.e2o feet.
z P. & r. corporation. No. l, section
36-17-1o4. is drilling at 1,42o feet.
, 1923-07-09
Basin Joint Test
In Big Oil Sand, Report

The Joint test Of the Associated
and Montacal companies on section
2S-17-1o4 of the Baxter Basin field Is
reported to be in the gas sand at
s.225 feet with production OF about
as 5000 900 cubic feet a day.
In h same field the Midwest Re
hning company found an 5000, 900
foot flow of gas at Its feet on the
northeast of section 2-17-1o4. being
the largest output ever encountered
in the first sand in this field.
Midwest Refining company. No.
, 1923-07-09
Lease Consolidation i'm
Salt Creek Field Okehed

Secretary of Interior Work has ap-
proved the re-adjustment OF checker
board holdings of oil lands in Salt
Creek field under application made
by the Midwest, Wyoming Oil fields
and Wyoming Associated company's,
rays the Inland OIL Index. The Ian
guage used in the approval was as
follows: This approval is confined
solely and exclusively to the approval
of the physical readjustment and II
approves and Incorporates no other
approval"
Under this new arrangement bound
aries viii be reduced considerably and
1t is estimated by the Bureau of
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oNNHNVO bAllEECs
NEW YORK. July s.-Prices dis.
played a firm tone at the opening OF
today's stock market. American Ag.
ricultural Chemical preferred adyanc
cd 3 points; Youngstown Steel and
Tube two; Delaware and Hudson IN
and Schultz Stores four and Granny
copper n each. WHY'S Overland
preferred and International Harvester
each sagged about a point.
1ndustrials continued their rise 10
higher ground but trading in rails was
sluggish and heavy with Delaware and
Hudson cancelling its early gain ane
Canadian Pacific selling a point be
low. Saturdays close. Gains OF q
point or more were registered by Cali,
fornla Petoleum Common and PREFER.
ed, Pan American 'B" Stewart.War
ner, American Can, Owens. Bottle
Du Pont and severa others. Forleen
exchanges opened steady.
Buying OF a more confident char
acter came into the stock market dur
ing the morning and prices continued
thel- upward course. Gains Of a point
or more we're quito common amonr
the industrial shares, United State
Steel common being the only iaGgard
of any consequence.
Delaware and Hudson was again
old freely, breaking to 95 after bav
ng touched 97&. but 1t failed to III
settle the rest OF the railroad list
Non'd vidend paying carriers were ir
demand at higher price with the in.
vestment rails holding firm. Jewe
Tea preferred advanced Az, DuPon.
an, Tidewater OIL 3ss and Goodrich
preferred. Railway steel Sprino
Pierce Arrow preferred and Hart
mann corporation 2 to 2ih. Cal
money opened at five percent.
Official expectation that the regular
dividend would DO declared on Do'a.
ware and Hudson at the forthcominr
directors meeting caused a demand
Tor the stock which carried It up Ia
esh. Business otherwise slowed down
and prices tapered off when cal
money rose TO SD percent. Dawson
Chemical was sold freely and yIelde,
2hs, while Pierce oil preferred drop
ped four points to rs. a new low
for the year.
The closing was heavy. Delawar,
and Hudson crossed par and Jerse,
Central jumped nearly 10 points but
the remainder OF the list turned 70
dictionary in the late dealings witt
steel. motor and food shares yielding
materially to selling pressure.
, 1923-07-09
GRUMPY SCORES HIT
At R|ALT0 THEATER

Scoring a decided hit at its FIRST
showing, Grumpy" William do
Miles new Paramount picture pro-
duction, featuring Theodore Roberts,
May McAvoy and Conrad Nagei.
opened at the Rlalto theater last
night There Is a laugh In every
, 1923-07-09
T|TLEH0LDERS MATCHED
FOR BIG BOUTS TONIGHT

PHILADELPHIA. July g. Two
worlds champion boxers are to ap.
pear here tonight at the Philadelphia
National league baseball park in
eight rounds decision bouts. Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion. will
meet Alex Hart. of Cleveland. and
Joe Lynch. bantamwelght king. will
box Bobby wolRast of Atlantic City.
, 1923-07-09
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. July 9.-Butter steady:
receipts 1888 tubs: creamery extras
.37h; standards .37h; extra ffirsts
.35h9.36h; firsts .34@ .35; seconds
.32@.33h.
Eggs higher; receipts 1855 cases;
firsts ,22@.23%; ordinary firsts .20h
@.2i; storage pack extras ESQ .25A;
storage pack firsts ,32A.
For savings on shades and lineo-
leums. Hunter Furniture Co. 2f1 West
LIST, Phone 9seJ.
, 1923-07-09

DENVER. Colo, July a.-Cattie-
Receipts. 1,s25; market steady TO
strong: beef steers. s7.oom11.oo; cows
and heifers. $3.bo@s.oo; calves, $500
$1,000: stockers and feeders. $500
@7.5o.
Hogs-Receipts. 1880; market IS to
65c lower; top. $3.50; bulk, S6.s5@T.3o.
Sheep-Receipts. $500; market SOC
lower; $12.oo@13.5o; ewes. s4.oo@6.5o.
, 1923-07-09
Money

NEW YORK. July s.-Cali money.
strong; high. 6; low. s.; ruling rate, 8,
closing bid. 6; offered at 6L; iast
loan. 8; call loans against accept.
ances. "A; time loans. firm; mixed
collateral, 5000 days. b@5L; 40
months. 595H; prime commercial
paper, 5.
, 1923-07-09

busy on plans for the plan construc.
ton as soon as material becomes
available. Grading will probably be
under way within a few days.
Steel and equipment for the plant
has been ordered. 1t is understood
, 1923-07-09

and some shipments are already en-
out to Casper from the manufac.
turers. Early construction will mean
completion OF the plant on or about
h frst Of the year, 1t is believed,
although 1t is possible that It will be
ready for the first run of crude before
that date.
, 1923-07-09
Market Gossip and Briefs
On Operations in Oil Fields

NEW YORK. July s.-German
marks continued their course toward
h vanishing point today. being
quoted here at .oo03&. or 1865 10
the American dollar. At the nominal
rate OF exchange Of 23.s cents each
In effect before the war. this number
OF marks would have cost s6s, 1865. so.
Today's drop followed publication OF
the German bank statement showing
an increase of nearly four trillion.
two hundred billion marks in note
circulation last week.
Sugar Prices Crash,
NEW YORK. July 9.-Another
slash was made in the price OF 70.
fined sugar in the local market to-
day. Granuiated was cut to 1915 by
one refiner.
This is III cents below the high
price of the season.
The drop was due TO re.offerinE Of
1000 o OF refined sugar which had
been shipped abroad and returned
because M foreign market could be
found. The slack domestic demand
also was n contributing factor.
, 1923-07-09
Cotton

NEW YORK, July a.-spot cotton
quiet; middllnx. s27.55.
, 1923-07-09

Flax Seed.
DULUTH. MINI. July 9.-Closing
max: July. s2.e6h bid; September,
$2.34 asked: October, S2.25.
, 1923-07-09

WHITE EAGLE PLANT
PLANS ARR RUSHED
Refinery Superintendent and Construction Chief in
Casper to Rush Building of New Plant East
of Casper on Newly Bought Site

White Eagle OH 4 Refining company is preparing for
immediate erection of its proposed 81 0Obarrel refinery east
of Casper on a site purchased from the Producers & Refiners
corporation: This announcement was made with the arrival
in Casper OF +. e. Marshall, superintendent of the companies
refineries, and s. w. Irwin, construction engineer. who have
, 1923-07-09
Silver

NEW YORK, July e.-Bar silver,
.eaS. Mexican dollars Ash.
, 1923-07-09

STOCK PRICES
BREAK IN MART
Late Decline on Exchange
Charged to Increase in
Call Money Rates

NEW YORK. July Stock prices
pointed upward with dull trading in
the early part OF today's market but
turned heavy later when the call
money rate was marked up to six per
cent and operators or the long side
showed no disposition TO support
their favorites at the higher levels.
Sales Appropriated 500. 900 shares.
, 1923-07-09
GIVEN
SETBACK AGAIN
Favorable Weather Condi.
tons Have Bearish Effect
On Trading

CHICAGO. July e.-Nearly perfect
weather In all directions led to lower
prices for wheat today during the
early dealings. Besides, enlarged re.
ce,pts of newly harvested wheat in
the southwest had same bearish e.
feet. On the other hand. a reduction
n the moun OF wheat on ocean pas
sage failed to stir UP any special de.
mand here and go too did an advance
in quotations at Liverpool. Ire open.
ng. which ranged from * cent de.
cline to &c advance, with September
l03b to 103h. and December 1861
to 1864, was followed by a moderate
setback all around.
Subsequently, black rust complaints
increased. and with the government
report due after the close, evening up
Of accounts brought about some sd.
vance in price. For the most part,
however. gains failed to last. The
close was unsettled at a range vary.
ng from u cent net decline to u
cent advance. July and September
both sf.03h to s1.03% and December,
s1.06A.
Smallness of today's arrivals OF
corn here gave strength to h corr
and oats market. After opening un.
hanged to sc higher September
I5% to T5I. the corn market scored
4 decided upturn in the July delivery
and rallied September and December
from an early decline.
Buying on the part OF commission
houses and shorts led to a material
upturn in price later. The close was
firm, ~ to ~ cents net higher, Sep.
TENDER. 1874 to IT cents.
Oats started unchanged t o Ho high.
er. September 35H. and held close to
The opening range.
a decline in hog values weakened
the provision market.
Open High Low Close
Wheat:
July ----1.04 100 1.osx 1.osn
1894 5345sos sossos oozh AT .
Sept. ---1.o3h 1.o3% 1.o2a l.osh
DCr 4 mai nrD ne aag
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the cornmon-
sense remedy
for boils. be-
cause it is
built on rea-
3 o n. Seien-
tihc authors
ties admit its
poweri S.S.S.
builds blood
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
SECRET AIR MESSAGES
Swedish Invention Great Step Forward
in Radio Advancement.

Stockholm, Feb. "a remarkable
machine, which automatically turns ra-
do kilograms into secret code at the
sending stations, and transfers these
messages into straight text at the re-
ceiving station, has been invented and
is being tried out in Sweden, signaling
another stride in the rapid advances
made in wireless communication.
The new machine, called a cryptic
graph, in receiving the message as
originally written by the sender and
enciphering it mechanically, eliminates
the human factor of the code clerk,
who is liable to err, and avoids the de-
lays which have been costly anonyances
under the old systems. One of the
purposes of this machine is to make the
message undecipherable by those for
whom it was not originally meant, il
picked up while in the air, thus help
ing materially in the solution of the
crucial problem of secrecy for radio
messages. '- 81
The cryptograph probably will be in
stalled at the new high-powered radio
station at Grimeton, near Gothenburg.
Sweden, designed for service between
Scandinavian, countries and America,
which will be ready for use before the
end of the year b. ....-. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
EXPERT TELLS HOW
TO PREPARE DINNER
AT REASONABLE COST
Excellent and Appetizing
Dishes ThGt Are Inexpen-
sue But Nourishing.

Following are dinner and luncheon
dishes for which recipes were prepared
by an expert. These dishes are mex.
pensive but appetizing and nourishine
and should prove acceptable to the
average housewife:
Roast Round Of Beef
Buy thick slice of round, about
three and half to four and a half
pounds. Put it in a roasting pan and
scar it on top Of stove. Add half
cup boiling syater and roast the meat
in hot oven. Season at end of one
| half hour; add potatoes, if desired, to
have them Drowned with the roast.
Cook one hour longer.
Be sure the piece is cut thick, about
two inches or two and one-half inches.
Stuffed Steak.
f--r5ne slice round steak, One-half inch
thick, two cups bread crumbs, two and
bne1half tablespoons fat, one-half tea
Epo9n poultry, seasoning.
Make dressing of the bread crumbs,
lat, onion and poultry seasoning.
doisten with a little boiling water. sea-
Fon and spread og the meat Roll the
/ well in hot bacon fat.
water and cook slowly in oven until
ender, about two hours.
Cottage Cheese and Pear Salad.
Work into one-half pound cottage
heese enough mayonnaise to mkae a
mooth stiff paste. Add salt, if need
d, and form into balls the size of but
er balls. Shred lettuce, toss lightly
hto French dressing and arrange on a
latter. Drain canned pears and place
n lettuce, cut side up. In each cavity
lace a cheese ball stuck full of narrow
ivers of crystallized giner, cut with
hears, Garnish with maraschino
berries.
In Sandwiches-Use cottage cheese
it'll nuts, olives, onion, pimentos.
inced bacon or ham, etc. In sweet
andwiches with raisins, dates, jelly,
m, honey. peach or strawberry mar
alade. Oatmeal, graham or brown
reads are best. .-s D. asa
Cottage Cheese Club Sandwich.
Spread thin slices of hot toast with
[ttage cheese mixed with butter to
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09

One and one-half cups flours, two
level teaspoons baking powder, one tea
spoon butter, one-half-cup milk, six APP
pies. Silt together thoroughly flour and
baking powder. Work in butter with
tips of fingers and add milk Place on
a floured board, pat and roll out to a
little less than one-half-inch in thick
ness. Peel apples, cut in halves. Cut
dough into rounds large enough TO en-
! close the apples halves. Place in but
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Recipes Housewives Will Appreciate

cups flour, three level teaspoons baking
powder, one-half level teaspoon salt.
Cream the butter, add gradually the
sugar and egg. Sift together borough
ly the flour, making powder and salt
and add alternately with the milk to the
first mixture. Bake in q moderate oven
50 minutes. Serve with camilla or hard
sauce. Crush strawberries. rasPber-
ries, blueberries, crGnberries and juicy
crushed sweetened fruits or jellies and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Devils Food Gale.

One cup sugar, ga cup butter, cream
together, . eggs we'll beaten, IL cup
cold coffee, . cups flour, = teaspoons
baking powder.
Then melt . squares bitter chocolate
with IL cup sugar and IL cup cold
coffee. Put on, stove, stir constantly
until chocolate and sugar are melted,
cool and add TO cake. Bake in slow
oven. Cover with white icing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Ginger Snaps.

[ cup molasses.
= : level teaspoons baking powder
, 1-3 cups, flour.
teaspoons ginger.
e IL cup butter or drippings.
IL teaspoons salt.
g Boil moiasses two minutes and pour
on butter; cool. Sift together thor
oughly flour, baking powder. ginger
and salt and add. Chill; roll ON a
Toured board ms thin as possible, using
a small part of the dough at time.
Bake in moderate oven.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Potato Salad.

Slice and cut in pieces 1 quart of
cold boiled potatoes, small onion and
) hard boiled eggs. Season to taste. Mix
together. Use for dressing IL pint
of vinegar sweetened to taste, teaspoon
of mustard, lump of butter the size
Of an egg, tablespoon of cream. Let
this come TO the boiling point. and pour
over the ingredients, after stirring we'll.
garnish with slices of hard boiled eggs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09

make it spread nicely, little salt and
dash of paprika. Lay on this a lettuce
leaf and slice of tomato. Spread with
mayonnaise and finish with slice of I'M
buttered toast.
Prune Sweetmeats.
Wash prunes and bake in slow
oven until plump, do not add water,
Cool, remove pits, mix finely chopped
walnuts or pecans with enough orange
marmalade to make a paste. Stuff
prunes with mixture. Brush prunes
with unbeaten egg white and roll in
powdered sugar, or dip in melted sweet
chocolate.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
White Cake.

81 cup butter. .. .-... J.
l cup milk. 6.
4 egg whites.
= 3 cups flour. .-
ia cups sugar.
3 level teaspoons baking powder.
l level teaspoon salt
Cream sugar and butter. Add milk
TO flour. baking powder and
sait, sifted thoroughly. Add whites of
Eggs or fold in, last, stirring gently.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Apple Tapioca Pudding.

One quart peeled apples, one cup Ia
pioca, one-half teaspoon salt. teaspoon
lemon extract. Quarter apples and fill
bake dish, sprinkle half sugar over ap-
pies. Soak tapioca in quart of hot
water one hour. Add salt, lemon ex-
tract and rest of sugar. Pour over ap-
pies. Bake until. apples are tender.
Serve with hard sauce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Macaroni in Tomato Shells.

Boil mararoni in slltcd water TWEEN
ty minutes and drain. Heat two table
spoons butter. sift in a tablespoon flour
and stir until smooth: add the yolks
of . hard-boiled eggs rubbed to a paste
with ) tablespoons cream and 10 cup
milk. Add salt and dash Of paprika.
Pour sauce over macaroni and add .
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Chocolate Bread Pudding.

Two cups stale bread crumbs, fonf
cups milk, two-thirds cup sugar, two
eggs, onehalf level teaspoon salt, one
half teaspoon nutmeg. two ounces
grated butter chocolate. Put bread,
milk, nutmeg and chocolate in bowl,
and soak for two or three hours. Beat
together eggs, sugar and salt. Mash
soaked bread with n spoon. and add egg
mixture TO bread and milk. Pour into
pudding dish and bali in a slow
oven for about 10 minutes. Serve with
cream sauce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09

tablespoons grated cheese. Cut plug
from the stem of firm, ripe tomatoes !;
scoop out the centers and arrange in
a baking dish, fill centers with maca-
roni, cover with bread crumbs and
bake twenty minutes in moderate oven.
Serve on toast with sauce made from
the tomato pulp.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Shrimp Salad.

To / can of shrimps add l teacup
chopped celery, 3 hard boiled eggs. a
few English walnut meats and pour
mayonnaise dressing over all just be-
fore serving. Rinse shrimps in ice
water before using and be sure 10 keep
all thoroughly chilled serve on lettuce
leaf,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Nut Pie.

Make pie crust and put in ice box.
sugar, Juice of ? lemons, tablespoon
butter, 1 cup milk, 1 tablespoon flour, l
cup chopped nuts. Mix thoroughly. Put
in crust and bake in moderate oven.
Serve with whipped cream.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
SONG OF THE MILKMAN
BY WINIFRED STUART GIBBS,
Food Specialist,

I drive my wagon in the rain,
l drive it in the snow,
And when the sun comes out again,
All cheerily l go.
For / must hasten on my way,
With milk so pure and sweet.