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Evening star., 1923-10-20
Carns of ThankS.

JONES. We wish to extend our sincere thanks
to our relatives, friends and co-workers for
their sympathy, gifts and floral offerings AT
the death OF our beloved wife. mother and
sister. FRANK c. JONES AND FAMILY.
PAYNE. The widow and brother OF JAMES
PAYNE, who departed october l3, 1923, wlsn
to express their many thanks to all for thelr
sincere kindness.
MRS. JESSIE PAYNE, ANDREW PAYNE.
RoSsIER, We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our friends ana
relatives for their kindness. sympathy and
lovely floral tributes during the Illness ana
death Of our beloved mother and niece, Mrs.
GERTRUDE ]. R0SSIER.
ELOIsB JOHNSON AND MYRTLE DE
MOTT.
WILLIAMS. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation TO our relatives and
friends for their expressions of sympathy,
acts of Kindness and beautiful floral tributes
rendered al the death of our beloved husband
and father, Rev. THEODORE WILLIAMS
MRS. THEODORE WILLIAMS AND FAM
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to the recent death of the brides
mother. arrangements for the we'd
ding were as simple as possible. After
an extensive wedding trip through
New York and Canada. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harker will be at home in their new
residence. on University avenue, at
Morgantown, w. Va.
Mrs. w. Earl Beatty and little
Helen Mae, wife and daughter of the
late DR.. w. Earl Beatty, U. S. N, who
died after a brief illness at Coronado.
Calf. have taken an apartment at
Cathedral Mansions. on Connecticut
avenue, for the winter.
Miss Elizabeth Hanna and Miss
Frances Hampson will motor to Bal
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marriage Of their. daughter Frances
Marie to Mr.. Henry Clarke Moses,
jr.s Wednesday, October II, in Phiia-
delphia. Pa. The ceremony was per-
formed in the home of Bishop Crane
and was followed by breakfast at
the Hotel Bellevue-Strat tford. The
bride wore a gown of white satin
with tulle veil held by a coronet of
orange blossoms and carried white
Mr.. and Mrs Moses. jr., are motor
ing through the north and after No
vember 10 will be at home, at 2700
Q street.
Mrs. Martin NJ. Savage will return
to Washington next week. She is ex-
pected to arrive in New York Monday
aboard q Royal Mail steamer from
England. after spending the summer
on the continent. Mr.. Savage, who
returned q few weeks ago, gave a
motion picture show for 1900 chill
dren a week ago.
Miss Rosemary Browning enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday in honor
of Miss Dorothy Hogan whose mar
riage to MIR. John William Guider
will take place this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Stutler an
nounce the marriage of their niece,
Miss Micah Melissa Smith, to Mr..
Herbert Fletcher Harker Saturday
October 20, 1923. The ceremony was
performed in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stutler by the Rev. Charles Il.
Fultz. in the presence of only the
members of the two families. Owing
Evening star., 1923-10-20

Mrs. Grace Bayly Spottswood. long
connected with the United States
Treasury, died yesterday at her home
in the Portner. The funeral will be
held from the mortuary chapel of
John r. Wright Company. 1857 10th
street northwest. Monday morning at
IL O'Clock. The interment Will be
private.
Mrs. Spottswood was the widow of
Alexander p. Spottswood and the
daughter of the late William II. e.
and Emily Zachary Bayly.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Ruby Jones and Teresa Matthews.
Oscar Il. Fettermau and Freda Hinkle.
Leon J. Meekins of this city and Margaret
X. Kaiser Of Baltimore. Nd
John J. Tancil. IT., and Edna Bocorselski.
Harry Y. Martin and Mary T. Funk. both
OF Baltimore, Nd
Chauncey W Stone of New York city and
Dorothy Randolph of Huntsville. Tex.
Howard II. Fisher of Lodge, Va, and Hazel
G. Winstead OF Calloa, Va.
Julius c. schwarz. jr, Of Savannah. Ca.
and Frances b. Wright of this city.
William Is. Johnson and Alice O. Kennedy.
William Il. johnson and Alice o. Kennedy.
William S. X selden Of this city and Ellen
4. Sterling Of Norfolk. Va.
Ray II. krieger and Carrie Harp, both of
Sunbury, Pa.
George W. Decatur and Eva V. Tyson.
Bernard Buckhantz and Freda Kierstein.
William o. Hankins Of Danville, Va. and
Anne III. Wilson Of this city.
Evening star., 1923-10-20
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported Il
the health department in the last twenty -fou
hours:
Charles and Johannes Wallace, boy.
William X. and Mary T. Moore. girl.
Ernest E. and Harriette +. Harmon, girl.
William f. and Catherine b. Wilson, girl.
Cl aries NJ. and Viola E. Boteler, boy.
Elmer +. and Emma A. Ellis. boy.
Frank and Amelia Green. girl.
William E. and Irrna d. Jackson. boy.
Lanson III. and Mary Z. Lucas, boy.
Milton and Ida Marshall, girl.
Willy G. and Matte Westray. boy.
]. Westley and Bessie Franklin, girl
Nathaniel W. and Lillian NJ. Hills, girl.
Tartgee 0. and Roxie Lyles, girl.
Arthur and Alice Worrell. boy.
John and Pearl Lynch. girl.
Evening star., 1923-10-20
VETERAN PILOT DIES.
Capt. La Fray Made Home Here
Three Years,

Capt Francis La Fray, well known
In shipping interests as licensed
pilot out OF Boston (Mass.) harbor,
in which capacity he had served for
more than thirty years. died yester-
day at his home. 1925 Maple View
place southeast. The funeral services
will be held at the family home to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. The
body will be shipped to East Harwick.
Mass, for interment-
Capt. La Fray retired from his pro-
fession three years ago, coming TO
this city to join his two daughters.
Mrs Charles F. Roberts and Mrs.
James G. Hollister. He is survived
by the daughters and his wife, Mrs.
Emma NJ. La Fray.
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Mrs. BarksdaIe Married
TO DIR. POlkinhOrn.

Mrs. BarksdaIe Married
to DIR. Polkinhorn.
DR.. Henry A. Polkinhorn and Mrs.
Florence Muir Barksdale. daughter
of DR.. j. ]. Muir, were married last
evening in Philadelphia, in the home
of the brides brother. Maj. John G.
Muir, U. S. M. c.
After the ceremony, which was
witnessed by a small family party.
DR.. and Mrs. Polkinhorn left for a
short wedding trip.
DR.. Josephine Jackson of Pasadena,
Calf. will be the guest of honor this
evening at the headquarters of the
Women, when DIR. Louise Taylor
Jones will be the hostess.
The association Will give a recep-
tion Friday afternoon in honor Of
Dame Margaret Lloyd George, when
George, will also be there. DR.. Amelia
Reinhardt, president of Mills College,
Calf, and national president of the
A. A. u. W., will make the presenta-
tions, and the committee in charge
includes Mrs. J. J. O'Connor. Miss
Margaret Merrill. Mrs. Joshua Evans.
jr., Mrs. Merle Thorpe, Mrs. Harold
s. Moulton, Mrs. Samuel Herrick, Mrs.
LIE Roy Vernon, Miss Ethel Mae Kin
B. Barber. Miss Hope X. Thompson,
Mrs. George Watson and Mrs. Joseph
Fairbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Beardsley of Long
Brook, N j., are at the Lee House
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Mcdonnell
of New York, who are making
lengthy visit TO Washington. are stop
ping at Wardman Park Hotel.
The Club des Soixante Gourmets Will
entertain at a dinner dance this eve
ming at the Hamilton Hotel.
The T-U building of the Government
Hotels will give a dance this evening
from $3.50 to 1880 o'clock in recrea-
ton hall.
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Society
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes to
Attend Wedding This Afternoon of
Miss Castle and Mr.. Winslow.

matron of honor at her marriage to
Dr. Alfred Louis Bou Wednesday.
Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner entertained
at luncheon today at the Hamilton
Hotel and had as her guests Mrs.
JULIAN Latimer. Mrs. Carroll Mercer.
Mrs. William Wheatley, Mrs. Sinclair
Bowen and Mrs. Charles ]. Bell
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Haas
will entertain at dinner this evening
and take their guests later to LIE Para
dis for the dancing.
Mrs. J. L. Petty was hostess at
bridge yesterday, followed by tea in
her home at Livingstone Heights. At
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tea after the game Mrs. Petty was as
sisted by Mrs. NJ. NJ. McNamee and
Mrs. Carl Halla, who presided at the
tea table
Mrs. NJ. Albertine Kuehling, widow
of Mr.. j. II. Kuehling. was at home
informally yesterday afternoon to the
n members of her family in celebration
of her eightieth birthday anniversary.
a large cake ablaze with eighty can
dies was cut with appropriate cere-
mony.
Miss HnIlahan and Mr.
Moses Wedding Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter John Hallahan
have Issued cards announcing the
Evening star., 1923-10-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Independent Order Sons of
Jonadab will celebrate its twentieth
anniversary Monday evening at
Pythian Temple. Families and friends
of members invited.
Evening star., 1923-10-20

l.. o. Armstrong. who has been ex-
ploring the United States and Canada
for many years. will give an Illus
trated lecture on ''Hiawatha ana the
ansnices of the Home Club of the
Interior Department, at the depart
ment building Monday night at
8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-10-20

The Red Triangle Outing Club will
have a Halloween masked carnival
october 80. 0 pm, In the Arcade ball
room.
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M arriage.

CALLIS-oLIvER. August %, 1923, at Rock
vile, Md, LEON T. CALLS of Washing
ton. D. O., and Miss PRICILLA NJ. OLIVER
OF Louisville, KY.
Evening star., 1923-10-20

A musical and tea, under the
auspices of the St. Patrick's Sodahty,
will he held at the Catholic Com
munity House tomorrow afternoon
from 4 to o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-10-20

The Anna Maud Hallam Practical
Psychology Club will meet Monday,
7:i5 pm, at Franklin School.
Evening star., 1923-10-20
FOREIGN.
FohE1GNs
70 ~ Graapwfrh time foda .
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODAY.

The Society for Philosophical In
uuiry will meet, 4:30 o'clock, in Public
Library. Discussion of Schleier-
macher.
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timore tomorrow for the day to visit
Mrs. Lee Hardesty, who will return
with them for a weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Clinton Grove, in the st.
Alban apartment.
DR.. and Mrs. Fenton Bradford have
had as their guest for a few days
Miss Elizabeth Millar, who returned
to her home. at Front Royal. Va, yes
terday and Joined her parents, Col.
and Mrs. Samuel Millar.
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MRS. SPoTTsWooD DIES.

Community Service Club will omit
its usual Saturday evening dance.
Evening star., 1923-10-20

The Eeleet Klub will give a dance,
9 o'clock, in crystal room, Ebbitt
Hotel.
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.,~....d memberAhip I'm

Drive for Increased membershp In
the South Washington Citizens Asso-
citation will be launched at a com,
munity meeting in St Domlnlcs nan
lin Bell. Engineer Commissioner, ana
A, Cloyd Gill are scheduled to speak.
Evening star., 1923-10-20
TONIGHT.

The Maine State Society will meet
in white room of Ebbitt Hotel. Gov.
Baxter Is expected to speak.
Evening star., 1923-10-20

The Alstawa Club of Y. w. C. A.
will give a dance. $50 o'clock, at
Blue Triangle building, Goth and B
streets.
Evening star., 1923-10-20
LOST.

| BAG-Beaded. containing eyeglasses and Keys.
Finder please notify Box l73-T, Star office.
Reward. 2Os
BAR PIN. diamond. between Bureau Engraving
and lith and SITS. NV. Reward Phone
North 4I4I 2ls
BRACELET gold link with amethyst settings.
Call Main s382.
BREASTPIN-Fob chain, cross and Sacred
| Heart medal attached; October Is. 1923;
reward. 645 ST: ne. 2l'
sREAsTPIN. gold COLL pearl center. Reward.
COLLIE, male;S yellow and white markings;
! ward. Telephone West 1454J. 21'
Wisconsin ave. and o st. and Dent place and
! sSrd. Liberal reward A. Poor, 1920 Dent
DOG scotch collie. from tourist camp; sable
Reward II returned to tourist camp. C. E.
| weigel. Bogota. n. J. 22'
DoG--Tuesday, brown collie; had on collar and
muzzle. Columbia 1854. Reward. 2o'
1923. Reward. 2Io7 N st. NV ao'
EARRING (pearll. between the Chastieton and
tie Montana Apt, Thursday afternoon. Re
ward Return a1n to 2a26 Newark st. Phone
1881. 20'
FUR C0LLAR-Friday evening. October 10.
| black fur collar. 14th street. New York ave
Phone North SS4s. PIE
| GLAssEs-Pair shell-rimmed. in nat tan pig
| skin case. Finder please call Frank. 400.
Photographic department
GLASSES. spectacles, In black case. Cleve.
26i4-W. 20"
HANDBAG--In Zoo Park. October II. lady's
velvet handbag containing about So and sew
Woodiey. or i42i +. Room No. l. ; call T phones mes
Col. 4237 or 2O21.
KEYS, bunch, Saturday, Goth and NV. Call
\. 1855. Reward.
s., Return ssk kss ds sh And AID
ward 20'
MASONIC RING lbiue enamel center5. Re-
ward. 1877 83rd st. NV.
MESH BAd-siiveT. in Paiais Royal. Finder
reward 2is
NECK SCARF, Thursday afternoon, October
Is, in Potomac Park. near Haines Point; seal
| 1900 10th st. NV, Apt. 8. zoe
| PEKINGEsE-Male. bum; strayed from resi-
dence william G. Brooke Maryland state,
road. Uppe. Marlboro to Annapolis Nd; lib
PEkTNGEsE. male, large size. sand color.
white chest and feet. Answers to 'Mo-tee."
Please nofy wam Mnr,bra G 6reoks f on Maryand aa
Phone Marlboro AM. Pet OF invalid. Liberal
reward. 2fs
PENCIL, Eversharp, sterling silver chased.
Central High School or Saufs Addition Re-
ward. 1922 Emerson st. NV.
-
p0CKETBo0K, black duyetyn, containing So;
between 9th and Butternut and Georgia ave.
| and Butternut; reward, Call Adams 2940.
PoCKETBOOK. ladys brown leather. contain
| ing sum of money, on 14th and Park car FRI
| day afternoon. Reward. Phone FIR. 1886. .
| P0NY--Large, Shetland: white and tan. Re-
ward. F. b. Rhodes. 5000 Albemarle st. 21s
RING, diamond. white gold, Is carat, between
B6th st. NV. and National Theater, Wednes-
day; large reward. Address Box LOOT, Star
office. 29a
SCARF-Brown fox, head and tail; brown,
blue and white lining; about pm. Thursday,
r ST. about 9th 10th or 9th St. car. Notify
Mrs East, 1900 Duke ST., Alexandria, Va. for
reward. 2Os
WRIST WATCH, lady's gold Waltham; ini-
| tials !. G. b. Toxic. Apt. No. g. after $50.
| WRIST WATCH-Lady's, gold. Elgin. with
black ribbon and initials r. e. ID. on back.
l Tuesday evening between 1857 18th st. NV.
| and 1920 l6th st. NV. Finder please return to
! 3S67 18th ct. NV. Col. S42. Reward. "a
Evening star., 1923-10-20

BAG-Beaded. containing eyeglasses and keys
Finder please notify Box l13-T, Star office
Evening star., 1923-10-20

Mrs. jeremiah w. McCarty was
hostess at luncheon today in her home
/ on Cathedral avenue, entertaining in
/ honor of her sister, Miss Dorothy
Brandenberg, for whom she will be
Evening star., 1923-10-20

HE Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes will attend the mar
riage this afternoon of Miss
Rosamond Castle, daughter of
the chief of the division of
western European affairs OF the State
Department and Mrs. william r. Cas-
tie, jr., to Mr.. Alan Francis winslow
of the State Department
Senior and Sonora de
Olaya Hosts at Dinner.
The minister of Colombia and
Sonora de Olaya entertained at lunch
con yesterday. having as guests the
lirnCt nr nannral Of fhI. Ha o. ~ 90
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-04-25
Impressiue Ceremony
GO.RKY AN d REICHSTAG
PRESIDENT ATTEND MAR
iTOFT FUNERAL.
Jewi.h Correspondents h rea u,


Berlin-Covercd by u mass of flow.
crs sent by Socialist organizations from
nil parts Of the world. the urn of
ashes containing the remains OF Leo
Mar,oT. the Jewish leader Of the Rus
sian Mer~lievik party who died as nm
exile several days ago in Berlin was
buried to-day.
The President OF the Reichstag.
prominent Sotialist leaders represent
ing the princiiai countries of Europe.
the Russian writer Maxim GOrky and
IL host of other no;ables were present
antl eulOgized Mnr,of.
Tie aged wife of Karl Eautsky was
present and explained that her hus-
hand WIS unable to be present on ac-
count of illness. She read u letter
from her husband. paying tribute to
the personality of Martoff.
\ large number who had planned to
send flowers. instead gave the money
intended for that purpose for the. fund
FOR political prisoners. In accordance
with the wish expressed by AlartOff
before his death.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-04-25
Council of Jewish Women
French, Conversions D,se to Rabbis' In
slinercnce--Mme. Simon Urges Need
Of Rabbinical Conference.

In an article contributed to the April
issue of The Jewish Woman" Nine.
Clarisse Eugene Simon. vice-presidcmt
lof the Liberal Union Of lsraelitish
Women of Paris France. states TINT
the youth of France no longer under
stands its .Iudnism aud that the numer-
Gus conversions ARE due to this fnilurc
to appreciate the power of Judaism.
The Rabbits ought to unite TO give
expression to the fundamental princi-
pies of our faith" asserts Nine. Simon.
God is too distant in the life of many
Jews. and the numerous conversions
are due to the failure to see what power
lies in the love of our God"
The April issue Of THE Jewish
Woman is devoted To the American
European Conference Of Jewisl, Wom-
ems organizations. which Will meet nj
Vienna on May 9th 10 l1th. ut the call
of the Council of Jewish Women. The
American contributions include the fol
lowing articles: Greetings to the Con
ference" by Miss Rose Brenncr of
Brooklyn. NJ ". president of the colln-
ell: The Vienna Conference Its
World Significance" by Mrs. AleNnn-
der Kohut of New York city. chair
man of the Councils Committee on Re
construction The Conference: Its
Scope and Purpose" by Mrs. Nathan
iel +, Harris of Bradford. Pa. chair-
man of the Committee on Foreign Re
Iations; THE Council in Europe. by
Elinor Sachs-Bnrr. secretary of the
Councils Foreign Work and an edi-
torial. "Jewry's World Crisis" by Es-
telle NJ. Sternbergcr. executive sccrc-
tnry of the Council.
The contributions of the European
women represent many countries and
their articles show very Keen thought
upon the problems of European Jewry..
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-04-25

Anita Muellcr-Cohen of Vienna. writes
ON What the Conference Will Achieve"
and Bertha Pappemhsim Of the .Tuetlis-
cher Frnuenbund Of Frankfort-ain-
Min. discusses .'The Call from Amer
lea" The activities of the European
Councils of Jewish Women are des-
cribed in n very interesting manner by
Nine. Jncoi,a Franco Memdes cnliscll.
president of the Amsterdam Council :
Gennie Rosen. secretary of the Antwerp
Council: and Cor,llie I.ci,acli. president
uf the League of Jewish Women of
Geneva
The local work Of the lAmrrican sec
tions of Council Of Jewish Women is
also presented in IL group or articles hy
Mrs. Leonard \. Hecht. president of
the Baltimore Section. Mrs. Jerome
Kohn. president of the Columbus Ohio.
Section: and Mrs. Julius Batter. prcsi-
dent of the San Fr;nciS.o Section.
Articles on Jewish Study Circle hy
Mrs Frances t;titman of savannah.
Ga. and on Public Health Through
Films" by Mrs Herman SOLOMON of
the Boston Section. conclude the issue.
There has been an unusual demand
for the April issue of ''The Jewish
Woman because of the wide scope of
its contents.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-04-25
POLES ATTACK JEWS FOR
DEED OF RUSSIANS
,Jewish Telcsraphic Agency

Observation-Disclosures for the act of
the Russians in executing thc Catholic
Vicar General Butchkavitch was mcted
out to Jews by the Polish anti-Scmitcs
today. The Poles attacked Jewish
funerals and dispersed the mourners,
and students belonging TO the anti-Se-
lnetic organization "R Zwoj' mai
treated II number of passers-by.
The ne wspaper DIVA Grosze." in an
editorial today. declares the murder OF
Mgr Butchkavitch WIS committed ny
.thc Red Jewish tymnts' in order TO
destroy the Catholic faith.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-04-25
JeMIsD recipes


tablespoons Windsor butter.
Melt chocolate over slow fire. add
rest of ingredients. let boil until few
drops form II soft ball in cold water.
Let stand undisturl,ed IA few minutes.
then beat until cool enough to spread.
If too thick, stir in a little cream.
Chocolate Filling
No. 1-1s cup Windsor milk. y cup
sugar. u cup grated chocolate. l
tablespoon cornstarch. rA
Mix dry ingredients. stir in little
milk. cool until thick and when cool
add vani'la TO taste.
nilla, l cup Windsor milk. 3 oz choc
oiate.
Boil until a few drops form soft
ball in cold water. Beat until cool ant
spread on top or between layers.
Chocolate Nut F'hliRx
1ia cups brown sugar. oZ. grntet
chocolate. Y cup cream. y cup Wind
sor butter. y cup chopped nut meats
Boil sugar. cream and butter unit
thick stir until cool then add chOc
oiate melted over lot water. and nut
and spread between > layers of Choc
olate layer cake.
Marshmall0w Filling or Icing
Ia cups sugar. y cup wafer. !,
teaspoon salt. y cup mmrshmallow
whites of :. eggs.
Boil sugar and water without stir
ring until syrup spins Il thread mel
marsnaliows in syrup. pour slowly owe
stifriy hcaten whites of eggs. add flavor
Ing and spread very thicl,ly over cake
Raisin Filling
J I cup water. cup raisias. x, cul
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-04-25

sugar, l egg slightly beaten. l cup light
sugar. Y. teaspoon lemon extract
Seed and chop raisins, add sugar.
syrup and water and cook until raisins
are soft. Remove from fire, add egg,
cook over wnter until thick, stirring
constantly. Flavor aud cool before
spreading on. cake.
Pr,me Filling
cup cooked prunes. IN cup chopped
walnut or almonds chopped fine X cup
orange marmalade. l teaspoon lemon
juice.
Stone prulies. then measure. cop fine
add the rest. mix well and spread be-
tween layers Of cake.
Whipped Fruit Filling
/ 1ia cup grated apple. peach or mash
ed berries white of . eggs. grated rind
of lemon.
Mix all together and beat with wire
egg beater until very still. Use he
tween an don top of layer cakes or as
n filling for Kiss TOrte.
Whipped cream Filling with Pineapple
and Nuts
yolk OF egg. l y cup whipped cream
u tablespoons powdered sugar, y cup
nuts. y cup pineapple.
Set medium sized bowl in pan of
crushed ice TO which water has been
added. Place cream in bowl and heat
until stiff, with wire whip or. If pos.
siblc. use patent cream whipper. Whip
up well that air bubbles may not be
too large. Mix chopped nuts and pine
apple In cream and spread.
All products used in these recipes can
he ol,tained ut the wel,on Market. 2Gtli
aud Welton streets.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-04-25
BOILED rKosrlNGs OR FILINGS
Boiled Icing

1 cup granuated sugar. y cup water,
white of or eggs, u teaspoon flavor
ing extract
Boil sugar and water over slow fire
until syrup spins thread. pour very
slowly into stiffly beaten white of egg
and beat until smooth and almost stiff
enough To spread. and fiavoring. Spread
ON cake.
Ornamental FrOstiRg
Follow Boiled icing recipe above.
and when icing is stiff enough to
spread. put over boiling water, stirring
continually until the icing CRATES slight
ly on bottom of bowl. Spread on cake
saving small portion Of the icing to
ornament the edge of the cake. This
can I've forced through II pastry tube or
If none is available. through n cornu-
copia. made from ordinary white paper.
Maple Icing
cup nnple sugar. whites of > eggs.
Boil syrup until it spins II thread
add very slowly io stiffly beaten
whites of eggs. beat with wire whip. on
n platter until stiff enough to spread.
Carmel Frosting
II. cups brown sugar !. cup cream
or Windsor milk. tablespoons Wind
sor butter. Il teaspoon vanilla.
Cook sugar with cream ors Windsor
milk until it forms soft ball when
dropped In cold water. add butter oi
vnnilla remove from fire and stir un
til of right consistency To spread.
Fudge FrOsting
IL, cups sugar. squares bitter choc
oiate. y, cup cream or Windsor milk. .
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-04-25
ZIONIST CONGRESS TO BE
AT CARLSBAD OR BASLE
tJcwl.h Telesraphic Agency

I.on,lon--Zionsts are still very mn
decided as to the place where the next
world congress- will he convened.
The Zionist Executive is understood
to he fnvoring Carlsbad. hut American
Basic. the seat of the first congress
called by Theodore Hcrzl. Indications
are that the Congress will be held
some time / nAugust
Do not attempt to dispute II mans
last will any tcstamcnt--falmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-04-25
WARSAW RABBlS PROTEST.
EXECUTION OF CATHOLIC
ARCHBISHOP.
Arti-Seniites Demand Rabbis Held as
hostages.

Warsaw.--'rhe Warsaw Kabllnical
association and lending rabbis from ali
parts of Poland have joined in the pro-
tests against the execution of Arch
bfs,nn Zcpliak aud the other Catholic
prclatcs condemned to death by me
soviet eove'nment. The resolution
adopted bv the Rabbinical association
also protests in general against the