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New Britain herald., 1923-01-17
INCORPORATING BANK
Boston Concern Will Repaint Inter- for of the Savings Bank of New Britain-ScaffoldiDg in Place.

E. N. Stanley, president of the Savings Bank of New Britain. an- nounced this morning that the Sofus l.. Mortenson company of Boston. Mass, has been awarded contract for redecorating the interior of the building on Main street.
 Men were at work yesterday after noon and today placing scanolding about the building preparatory to the painters going to work. The banking business will be conducted as usual while the work is being done.
 MT. Stanley stated that the interior of the building has not been decorat- ed since the time it was constructed over 22 years ago. Plans call for a lighter color and plainer and more simple design.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-17
Item t1-Ccnsus

Explanatory-This covers the cost of securing and a tabulation of the names of the children between four and IS years of age. The state pays the city s2.25 for each name secured for 1e22-23 it amounts to s36,065.25.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-17

Appropriated for as2asss ,,s s,oee Estimated for lsss-st ,.ssss.sla,aa9
 Explanatory - Premium renewals due sa,A00, Allowance for Washing ton school, sbee, Allowance for port ables f6l s6eel total, sio,oee,
 Item 2s-siiseesianeoas
 Estimated for laa2rss ,,,sss.sss,aaA Appropriated for lass.ss ~ s,ao0 Estimated for lsasrsa ....ss,e0O
New Britain herald., 1923-01-17
Olds Exchanges Florida
 Land for Kansas Hotel

St. Louis, Jan. i7.-R F. olds, Lansing. Mich. automobile manufae- turer. has concluded deal with the Belleriye Investment Co.,. local real tors. whereby a large amount of cash and his extensive land holdings In Florida are exchanged for the new exclusive Beilerive hotel in Kansas
New Britain herald., 1923-01-17
.Atra annranrlatlon nesaea tqr

EAtra appropriation needed feF
 Asssrss ssstsasttsstsstsss si4NN Estimated for lsssrsa ,,sstss tsen
 ENnlanatOTy-T deieit for isssr ss aas caused hy maintaining evening schools beyond the "a nights required by law, This was done hs Nele or the school committee to meet an an' parent need,
 Item Is--SupRlies, Stationery, Etc, Estimated for lsssrss ,,,,ssssse,hee Appropriated for isss-ss ,ss, 2e,Aee Estimated for lsssrlsst ssl,oee
 Item i6-Tesl Roaks, Estimated for Iss2sss ,,,.s sehN,Ao Appropriated for lssa-ss s,ee0,oo Expended for isss.ss ,,,,, ie,eas'ss ONerdraft ,t,sssss.sts,sss itoss'se Estimated for lsssrsA ,,,ssll,nnh,pp
 Item iI-I4ibrary and Apparatus, Estimated for ieasres ,....s.si,0A0 Appropriated for lsss-ss ,,,,s l,eoo Estimated ie2srsi ,,,,,,,sts,st,hoo
 Ekplanatory-Fhe state Feimhurses the city to the extent of onerhalf or the above amount,
 Item ls--Furnitnre and Equipment, F4AIiflattu ipt iH-EH-e stfttFHiNNNsH" Appropriated for i9ss-ss ., h,oo0'on Expended for issa-es .,.,,. siss,7b overdraft for isas.si .,,,,. i,iss,7S Estimated for ies3-st ...sa,oeo.o0
 Explanatory-fhe overdraft was due to extraordinary demands incident to the opening Of new Junior High school.
 Item la-Isepairs. Estimated for ias2-s3 ....sss,6T6.ss Appropriated for ia2e-ss .. iS,0n0.oO Expended for iaa2-es .,,, ss,d70,ss Extra appropriation needed b,sIG.sS Estimated for ia23-2t ...sso. .000.0o Explanatory-over due to ex- pendftures incident to fitting up shops at Elihu Burritt Junior High school and to extraordinary repairs voted by school committee.
 Item .0-Light and Power. Estimated for 1se2-23 ,.....se,00 Appropriated for 192s-23 ..... 5000 Estimated for 1923-24 ........s9,2O0
 Item ai-T'ucl.
 Estimated for ia2a-23 .......s45,oOo Appropriated for 1a22-2S .... so.ooo Overhaul for .Ia22-23 ........ l5.o00 Estimated for 192S-24 ....,..s45,000
 Item 22--Insurancc Estimated for 19s2-23 .......s 5000
New Britain herald., 1923-01-17
SHOWER FOR MRS. THOMPSON.

A shower was rendered Mrs, Ada Thompson of Austin street at Inc home Of Mrs. William Pieffer or East street last evening. Mrs, thompson received many beautiful gifts. Games were played and Mrs. Anna Piener rendered several piano selections. ite- treatments were served.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-17

: Ever try Bakers Marshmallow? It makes the most delicious cake filling, icings, dressings, hot chocolate, etc. At your grocer's.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-17

An ordinary mouse is said to run an average of ten and half miles day.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-17

Best coffee 35c lb., 3 lbs. s1.0o. Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-17

Strictly fresh eggs Gle. Russell Bros --advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02

NIMAcA SHOE FACTORY tiene nm
Departamento Especial para reparar
calzado Maquina Precios econ6nli-
c5s Idame al telefono ll8l santurce y
reeogeremos sus zapatos. 4-6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02
\ laLa I)ln COMO FiOYA
'Recordar vivir"-Dante
4 Pf'Nk@ SESSION cELEBRADA PhRA CONSTITUTE La aoc1EDAu
AEOLICIoRIaTA EsPANoIA
Ia PRIMERb SESIC
2 DE ABRIL DE 1865

AbriOae Ia session a las dos de la tar
de en- el local de Ia Accidents de Juris-
prudencfa en- Madrid, cox aststenciat de
In numeroso publicO eonvocado al efecto
va por medic dc anuncios fnsertos con
la anticipation debidA en- los peri6dicos,
"a pOr esquelas invitaciones que tam
oien Sc repartieron oportmamente.
ocup6 la presidencia, como una de
las personals de mas edad entire los cir
@unstantes, el sefior don Antonio Maria
segovia, dlputado Cortes, individuo
de vartas corporaciones cientiieas, de
Ia Junta Directiva interina de esta So
ciedad.
/ Actuaron como secretaries los seiio-
res don Julio L. Vizcarrondo, escritor
publico, y don Mariana Garreras y Cor
zalez, catedratico v publicista, antes
de la Junta Directiva interina.
Di6se principle al acto por algunas
oreves palabras del sefior Presidente,
nanifestando que el objeto de la reu.
,lion era "constitmr una sociedad pa
Ia propagar ell principle de la Aboli-
elon de la EseIavitud ) estudiar los
,nedios mas convenientes para Hevarla
Il cabo 10 mas pronto possible en- las
Antillas espa1olas.
Ell senior Vizcarrondc di6 cuenta en-
eguida de los trabajos preparatorlos
cue Sc habian hecho para, fundar Ia
Sociedad, invitados por ell senior Pre-
sidente a inscribir sus nombres aquel.os
de los circumstances que quisieron per
tenecer la misma, 10 hicieron los Sc
flores que constan en- ell Registro de la
secretaria.
Ell senior Carreras lego un proyecto
do circular para dar conocer Ell pen-
Samientp Cardinal de la Sociedad, pro-
yecto que Sc discutira en- Junta Direc-
rlva y Sc publicara una vez aprobado
por la misna.
E senior v:kcarrondo dio despues lee
tura a las Bases que Sc acord6 proponer
Ia Sociedad en- las reuniones prepa-
ratorias de sus fundadores; alberta
discussion sobre elias, promoviose un
ligero debate en- que tomaron parte los
sefiores Presidente, Bona, Delgado y
Medina, siendo aprobadas en- la forma
que contiene ell documento anexo.
Procediendose, por lltimo, Ia elec
tion de Ia JJnta Difectiva, ol senior Pre-
sidente propuso, y la sociedad acor
40, que Sc hieiese, como es cogtumbre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02
Con motive de su muerte.


Abro Ell cofre de los recuerdos Y en-
cientro, fresco todavia, I'm pensamten
10, Que mi mano timida Y temblorosa
agpanc6 al AGAR del jardfn de las emo
clones imborrables, al estrechar. POI
frimera vez, la diestra del meritfsimJ
Portorriquefo, Dr. r. Font Guillot.
In los petalos de este pensamlento
veo el momento en- que conoci este
educador y fil6sofo. Cada uno de elios
me habla tristemente y al contemplar
"a honda pesadumbre que estruja M
esplritu, rememora, en- toda su pristina
nquietud, la divlna ansiedad del pri-
mef momento. iPrimero y dltfmo mo-
nento!
Llegaba a la Universidad de Pler-
TO Rico ansioso de escuchar Ia coafe-
rencia que 81 liabia ofrecido la $50
ciedad de Materia Medica''. Fue Ell
martes trece del corriente mes solo
pensaba en- llegar pronto para yer dc
eerca Que cuerpO seria capaz de ance-
.+-N'$ ~piHSt eoAa4oit quC Ldlt CCEGA 1IIla
a de Ia patria. De escuchar que pansa-
mientos serian capaces de aletear en-
au cefebro, de abrir los ventanales de
sHs en- ohaciolies, y volar cral palomas
oiblicas de paz llevando EN- sus dorados
Flcos ei grano prometedor Ell rano
de olfvo de iln coraz6n dado per ente
ro sus semejantes. Anhelaba conocer
de cerca al hombre: EN- los latidos uc
fr coraz6n y en- 10 que su cerebro ddba
Pensaba que estos, tan grandes come
Gran, necesitaban por carceI, un cuerpo
ae gigantic. Pensaba que seria un hon.
IRE grande, hasta de cuerpo y, asi per.
aando, me acerque un caballero. que
en- esos instantes Sc apeaba Gle su auto
movil; porque aquel tenfa finos modale-
do gran senior, porte de espartano vi
goroso y bravo, ancha blanca frente
y una cabeza de pensador, encanecida.
zero orgullosa de coronar Ii brijlantc
apoteosis de unos ojos escrutadores q
Inquietos.
Sin conocernos Sc adelant6 Y nos sa
atdo afablemente. Miro su reIoi y. so1
1iendo con satisfaction da gran salts
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02
Como conocf al doctor E..
Font y Guillot

faccion del deber cuniplido) dijo:-
Las ocho en- punto. 81, para las ocno
esta anunciada mi llegada y asi 10 pro
nett al DR.. Bocanegra''. iAduel honbre
era puntual un fel cumplidor de su
Geber, por insignifcante que este fus-
IA!
Con, la misma afable carinosa ma
nera que sIempre lie caracteriz6 nos
c.traio a todds los j6venes Y, como IN
5u6n abuelo, nos habl6 de los tiempos
en que era como nosotr9s. Nos dijo
rruchas y gratas cosas de su lucna, d.
au vida pasada, siempre lleno de 5pti
mismo. sus frases tenlan un dulce to
no paternal, que permitia que su lee
ci6n de fe de optimismo, Sc des,Izase
suaVe, con ia sdavidad de un remanso,
1asta nuestros corazones. Muchas y gra
tas cosas nos dijo aquel hombre sus
palabras refrescaron, sin darnos siquie
q cuenta exacta, nuestro sentir y ex-
rerimentamos luego como un resurgi-
miento dc ideas nuevas: id1vinos bro
les primaverales al conjuro de su verbo
Y de su experiencia! Ezra 81 lm educa-
DOR sano y consciente de su divina
obra!
No habfa duda: el hombre que asi
hablaba la juventud debia ser Ell
hombre grande que mi Imagination
labfase FORBADE.
Ell modesto educador fl6sofo que
hacia honra a mi patria sin honrarse
a 81 mismo por medic de frases ac-
tdaciones 2alameras, trepadoras exi
tistas, sin otro prem1o que la salts.
facci6n intensa inmensa del deber
cumplido.
Con voz tremula entreccrtada per
la efnoci6n, deseando estrechar su dies
ira de apostol me atrevi a preguntar-
10: 5Es al DR.. Font Guillot, quien
tengo ell honor de escuchar? ISL, jo.
yen, servidor de I'd, me respondio.
SIN esperar mas estir6 la lnano es-
trecho su diestra lleno de orgullo. ico-
lho 81 mbiera estrechado Puerto Ri
co entero en- su mas legitima gloria!
Cesar A.TORO
Mario da 1909
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02
''Recordar es viviir" Dante
Mario de 1923.

len estos casos, por medic de una comi-
sion nominadora, Ia cual designara 2
Ia aprobacion de la misma sociedad las
personas que hablan de componer ifcha
Junta.
A propuesta del senor Presidente =
tambien por acuerdo de II Sociedad, Ia
mesa design6 para formar la conisioh
nominadora los sefiores don Felix
Bona, don Joaquin Maria Sanfomd don
Emilio CASTELAR,, don Jose Mariana Ca
rreras, don Julio L. Vizcarrondo don
Jose Delgado Tugo.
suspendi6se entonces la session para
dar lugar a que conferenciasen ostos
se1ores, y pasados breves momentos
5olvi6 a abrirse, dandose lecturn por
q seilor Vizcarrondo a Ia sigluenta
candidatura de la Junta Directiva:
Presidente: Excmo. Sr don Salustia
no de Olfzaga; Vice Presidente: don
Antonio Maria segovia, Excmo. Sr. MAJ
cues de Albaida, don Laureano Figue-
lola, Iltn1o. Sr. don Juan Valera,
Excnio. sr. don Fermin Caballero.
Vocales: Excmo. Sr. don Luis Maria
Pastor, don Praxedes Mateo Sagasta
tion Gabriel Rodriguez, don segisnun-
40 Moret, don Eugenio Garcia Ruiz
con Ricardo Alzugaray, don Julian San
TIN de Quevedo, don Francisco de P.
Montaner, don Tristan Medina, don Ca
.ixto Bernal.
Secretaries: don Julio L. vizcarron
do, don Mariana Carreras y Gonzalez.
Aprobada por unanimidad esta can
dldatura, Sc acordo tambien que for
masen parte de la Junta Directive To-,
senores Bona, Sanroma, CASTELAR,, Ca
rreras y Delgado, que con el senior viz
carrondo habian compuesto la comision
nominadora.
Y despues de dar las grac1as ell senior
iTesidente la reunion por ell respeto
cue hab1a mostrado IA autoridad de-
su senoria, siquiera fuese interino. v
de felicitar a todos los socios por el
haportante acto que acababa de ver1n
carse, diose por constituida La 'socie-
cad Abolicionista Espanola'' Y Sc lie
vanto la session las cuatro y media
Madrid, 2 de abril de 1866 Ell Pre-
.fieiite, M. A. segovia.- Ell secratarlo
Julio L. vizcarrondo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02
CARIBE

s1tuado On el coraz6n de In ciudad.
Perfectamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos modernos: Ascensor, re.
lefonos, Timbres, Magnfflcas habitacIo-
mes con banjo privado efectos santa
ries. Especial comfort para familias >
ViaJantes. Precios moderadss.
TelAfonos 4s4 y 1909. P. o. Box sO6.
Gale de San Francisco, No. "a.
San Juan, p. 3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02

PoR $50 MENsUALEs.-- Sc alQuila
apartamento tercer piso en- la Marina
Gale Infanta Luisa No. II, compuesto
de sala, comedor, cocina, cuarto ba1c
tres dormitorios lavadero amplio es-
pacio de azotea. Dirijase Arturo Bra
vo, Tetdan II Apartado 261 rel6
fono 500, San Juan. 4--5
Sc ALQUILA un apartamento de es
quina, en- ell nuevo ediffcio Gale In
fanta Luisa No. 2, Marina, ell sitio mas
f,esco de San Juan. Informaran en- Il
JoyerfaA Bouret. Ee
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02

81 listed dsssa IN nonlso ramo
s&sa novia, coTonas dcrss sueisss.
DiYiiasa al tel5fono .29s azal saRtuT-
90 ssra stsndido inHadiaramsuts
p,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02

sE vENDE PAPEL vIEJo DE P1
RIoDIco A $500 oUTNrAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02
HOT r ELI. |. Z. s s
CENTRAL

Editicio construfdo expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaeiones con bano. Te-
lefono, Timbres, Barberia cuanto
requiere el Modernn Comfort.
Plan Europeo American Plan.
Desde $1.00 q 2.50. Desde S2, so IL $50
Restaurant a la Carta Cubierto $500
SAN JOSE No. II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02

UsAND0 Jab6n brown" genuipo 70
tulad3 "cadierno ., su ropita comre-
tira on 'limpieza con Ell espejo. Y 81
bolaillo; exento de gaato auperfiuo. 4-1B
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02
ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS :
On ALoUILAN una dos hahita

GB ALQUILAN una dos hahita-
clones con sin muables, an
plias, frescas y vsntiladas en mlrador
con espaeiosa galsrIa. Para informea
oaleta San Francisco, esq. Eecinto
Oeste, 0 Tel. 5O3 negro. p.
CoMPRo CASA nueva en- santurce,
tres 0 cuatro dormitorios buen sitio,
81 me dan facilidades pago. Concrete
preferible A J., tel6fono 18, Box "a,
San Juae 4-2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02

LA GREcA, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan, Tetuan 21 .-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02

VENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
LES en- ia. ealle "Hosra'', step ia,
santurce, Lame al telsfono 673 azul
Santurce, > seTan Earvidos ilmediR-
tamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02

rosFo-GLICo-KoLA DoMENEUH.
Para casos agudos de Neurastenia, De-
caimtento fisico, debilidRd genital.
convalecencia etc. Sc vsnds sn tOdas
las boticas del mundo. Rs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02

SOLARES al Contado y Plazos muy
liperales. A un precio sumamente mo-
dico puede I'd. adquirir .un solar en- el
meier sit1o de Hato Rey, parada SO,
con solo pagar de contado el 80 olo y
e. resto, el 10 oIo del eosto de la pro-
,iedad, en- pagos semestrales. Pida in
formes Manuel Rojas, Allen II 1l2.
9elefono $40, san Juan. 4-19
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03
Angel Cake.

| cup egg whites.
/ IA cups fine graduated sugar.
Orange and lemon extract.
l cup of flour measured after sew
eral siftings.
IL teaspoon cream of tartar.
Put egg whites in large, dry bowl
and beat frothy. then add a pinch OF
salt and the cream of tartar and beat
stiff but not hard and dry (just
thick and add one-quarter cup sugar
while beating. Sift the sugar and
flour together three or four times.
Have INCREASED. three-inch deep pans.
pour in and sift over two tablespoons
fine graduated sugar mixed with
rose and bake in slow oven for A.
minutes, browning at the last. Invert
TO cool and leave so until wanted
Angel cakes are better when one or
two days old.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03

Seattle. Aug. 3@Herbert Schoer-
field, Seattle business man, has 4
white elephant on his hands - and
several hundred more of various types,
sizes and colors.
When it comes TO elephants,
Schoenfeld is "fiend." He cheer
fully admits it. He has an over
towering penchant for hand-carved
pachyderms of any breed.
Schoenfeld's collection now num-
bers some 900 specimens and is grow
ing. He has been gathering them in
from the far corners of the world tr
IL years and his business off GO,
where he houses his pets, looks like
an elephantine menagerie.
81 have always liked elephants. $
explains Schoenfeld. Il have al
ways been interested in reading about
their symbolism--their connection, in
the eyes of orientals, '.ith good luck,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03
Peanut Kisses.

of blanched almonds to initiate dom
inoes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03
ChO-ChO DOminOeS.

IL cup pecan nut meats.
IL cup English walnut meats.
1-2 cup dates.
ID cup figs.
IL cup raisins.
Grated rind of one orange.
tablespoon orange juice.
12 cup Cho-cho.
Powdered sugar.
Prepare nut meats, figs. dates and
raisins. Put through a food chopper
or chop finely. Md remaining in
gradients and then powdered sugar
until the mixture is thick enough to
be tossed on a board sprinkled with
powdered sugar. Roll TO one-third inch
in thickness. Cut in domino shapes.
spread with two squares unsweetenei
chocolate which has been melted over
hot water. Decorate with small pieces
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03

the egg whites over them carefully.
Put oiled paper on outside of bottom
of large shallow pan and drop mix
ture by teaspoonsful so as not to
touch; bake in moderate oven until
a golden brown.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03
Coffee Pecan Sundae
Coffee Pecan Sundae

hVltC evan SuHude
! pint milk
q tablespoOnfuls ground Maxwell
House Coffee
> eggs
"a cupful graduated Sugar
teaspOonfuls cornstarNl
tablespoonful cold water
l eupful heavy cream
> teaspoonful vanilla
Maxwell House Coffee syrup
Pecan nut-meats
Tie the coffee in a square Of
cheesecloth allowing room for it TO
swell. Put this in the mila, bring
to boiling point and let stand for
five minutes, then remove the coffee.
Beat the eggs and sugar together and
add To them the cornstarch which
has been moistened with the cold wa
ter; pour the scalded milk over these,
stirring constantly. return the mixture
To the upper part of the double boiler
and cook until the custard thickens.
Chill. add the salt. the cream-suf-
fly beaten-and the vanilla. and
freeze using three parts of ice 10 one
of salt. Serve individually with two
tablespOonfuls of Maxwell House
Coffee Syrup and a sprinkling Of ne
can nut-meats over the top. \ few
halved and seeded Malaga or Tokay
grapes are n delightful addition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03

friendship and strength. Fifteen years
ago l was in Japan. where elephant
broBzes were numerous. The Oppor-
timity was there and started my col
lection.
The Schoenfeld "herd" now in
cludes artistic creations in bronze.
marble, porcelain, mahogany. native
woods of European and tropical for
ests. coral and sponge. The largest
of the group measures four feet from
tail to trunk and is IS inches high.
1t is of bronze, and came originally
from Honolulu. An elephant carved
from pink coral is the smallest one, a
miniature of about one-half by one
fourth inch.
When Schoenfeld's friends 80
atouring in distant places, they send
him more elephants.
"And some daI" he says. 81 hope
to get live one"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03
Sunshine Cake.

cup egg whites.
; egg yolks.
/ cup fine graduated sugar.
1 cup flour measured after sitting
several times.
teaspoons baking powder added
to the flour; sift twice and then re-
turn to the sieve.
Pineapple, almond and banana ex
tract to suit the taste.
Beat yolks until stiff, add half the
sugar gradually to the yolks, beat I'M
til thick. Add the flavors while beat
ing. Then add one tablespoon thick
cream and one tablespoon water or
lemon juice. Beat whites frothy, add
cream of tartar and pinch of salt beat
stiff. Then fold the yolk mixture into
the whites. BE careful not to beat, as
this will thin and tougher the cake.
Carefully sift and fold in flour.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03

BE careful to spend as much for
fruits. vegetables and milk as far eggs
meat and fish. This insures the proper
proportion of vegetable foods to offset
the acids formed by the animal foods
and this in turn means good blood.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03
Recipes for the Housewife
Raisin Fruit Cake.


] cake compressed yeast.
/ IL cups sugar.
3 eggs.
/ cup butter.
Juice one lemon.
cups new milk.
1 cup each seeded raisins and cur
rants.
Cinnamon, allspice. nutmeg. cloves,
lemon and vanilla to suit the taste
Dissolve the yeast cake in two table
spoons luke warm water. Heat milk
in double boiler. When cooled to luke
warmness add little flour and one
teaspoon salt. Beat and then add flour
to make thick batter. When light
add the creamed butter, sugar, beaten
eggs and flavorings and beat well. Set
in a warm place each time to raise.
The last time put in large dripping
pan or part in gem pans and part in
loaf pan. When light set in mod
crate oven and bake slower than
bread.
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One cup roasted peanuts. measure
after shells are removed. Chop fine.
Beat whites of four eggs to stiff
froth, but not dry; add almond ex-
tract. Add carefully two cups sifted
graduated sugar, add nuts by folding
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03
ChO-CiO Baker Custard.

eggs.
% cup cho-chO.
IL cups milk.
Few grains of salt.
Scald milk and cho-cho. Pour over
slightly, beaten eggs, stirring briskly.
Pour into buttered individual molds
ION a baking dish). Set in pan of
hot water and bake in moderate oven
until firm.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03

Sugar is converted into energy for
the body in from twenty minutes TO
half an hour. This is one reason why
sweets before n meal destroy the APP
petite for more substantial food.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03
Cho.Cho Favorite Dessert.

ChO.ChO Favorite Dessert.
IL cups cho-cho.
/ tablespoon gelatine.
1 tablespoon cold water.
, tablespoons boiling water.
4 eggs.
l tablespoon vanilla.
Few grains salt.
PIP dozen lady fingers.
l cup cream, whipped.
Soak gelatine in cold water; add
boiling water, and cho-cho which has
been heated TO the boiling point; cool ,
add yolks of, eggs one at a time, beat
ing well after adding each yolk. Add
beaten whites, vanilla and salt. Put
oiled paper in square pan, put in a
layer of lady fingers; cover with the
cho-cho mixture, then another layer of
lady fingers and cover with the chO-
cho mixture. Put in ice box for eight
to ten hours to set. Serve with
whipped cream.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-03
Che. ChO TapiOca Pudding.

. cups cold milk.
> tablespoons minute tapioca.
1 tablespoon sugar.
l egg.
1-3 cup cho-cho.
Few grains of salt. =,
Soak tapioca one hour in the cold
milk and then cook in double boiler
until tapioca is perfectly clear. Stir
in beaten yolks of eggs and the one
third cup of cho-cho. Remove from the
fire and fold in the beaten whites OF
the eggs.