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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
DUCHESS NOTED
 FOR DEMOCRACY
New Member Of Parliament Is
 Sincere Friend Of The People

LONDON, March 15.-Rubbing el- bows with plain folks is nothing new in the life of the Duchess of .Atholl, who, from the angle of aristocracy, out ranks all the other members of the new House of Commons. The wife of a soldier, she nursed the wounded near the firing lines in two wars, that with the Boers in South Africa and the more recent war;. At home in Scotland she has big say in Ill that has to do with public education and, through her so- cial welfare activities during many years, has gained the reputation of be- ing sincere friend of the under dog"
 The duchess, like Lady Astor, is pe- tlte and has similar penchant for ropes oe pearls to adorn the neck. But she IS not vivaciOus nor so girlish in, physical contour as the Virginia ! born viscountess. For one thing she is aolder. She was born 50 years ago, the eldest daughter of Scottish knight, Sir James H. Ramsey.
 A few months after her marriage in 1899 to John George Stewart-Murray, eldest surviving son of the then Duke { of Atholl, the Boer war began. Her 1 husband was ordered out and the next June she followed him to South Africa. There she ministered to the hospitaled 'Tommies" and was especially kind to the Scottish Horse, an irregulir corps raised by her husband. then a mar quess, in South Africa. Returning from the war, the duchess began writing 1.-The Military History of Perthshire," which she did with such thoroughness that it required five years to complete the two volumes. In the World war she followed her husband again, this time to Gallipoli with the Scottish Horse, and then to Egypt where she aided in Red Cross activities.
 Despite her work as leading mem Der of the Perthshire Education Au- thority and her labors with the poor of the Highlands and Lowlands, and the organizing of nursing associations throughout Perthshire, which embraces more than 1,600 square miles, the ducb- ess dipped into politics with ardor sey- eral years aga. In the elections of January and December, 1910, when the Marquess of Tullibardine contested the constituency, she was his chief of staff, speaking and canvassing almost daily. This year, when she stood for Parlia- ment herself, she got in by the slim majority of 800 in a district that has 25,000 voters. But her performance was very notable, not only because for the first time it broke through the tra- ditional Scottish opposition to women in politics, but because she brought her constituency over to conservatism, turn ing out liberal, who had been re- turned unopposed in the election of 1922,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
ITCHING ECZEMA :, DRIED RIGHT UP
 WITH SULPHUR

Any breaking out of the skin. even fiery. itching eczema. can be quickly overcome by applying a little Mem tho o-Sulphur, says noted skin spe- cialist Because of its germ destroy ing properties. this sulphur prsp1fA- ton Instantly brings ease from skin irritation, soothes and heals the eczema right up and leaves the Fkin clear and smooth
 1t seldom fails to relieve the tor ment and disfigurement. Sufferers from skin trouble should get a little Jar of Rowles Mentho Sulphur from any good druggist and use it like a cold cream.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
Butcher Rejoices Over
 Wife's Recovery

My wife suffered for five years and practically lived on toast and hot water. Doctors said she would have to be operated for gall stones. A lady advised her to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and after taking bottles over two years ago, she has been entirely we'll ever since" It removes the catar- rhal mucous from the intestinal tract, and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including ap- pendicitis. One does will convince or money refunded at all druggists.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
MRS. ASTWORTH :
 DIES IN FLORIDA
Was Mother Of Dr. Robert Ash,
 Worth 6

Mrs. James J. Ashworth. aged 6s, 234 Princeton avenue, died Saturday at Pensacola, Fla, where she has been visiting according to word re- ceived by Birmingham friends. She leaves her husband and one son, Dr, Robert r. Ashworth. 924 Twenty sec. ond street, north. The body will be brought to Birmingham for burial and funeral services will be conducted at the home of her son by Rev. J. M. Broadly of the Fifth Avenue Presby' terian church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

MT. and Mrs. Henry Samuel Coebin, 535 Powell street, March 8. boy. /
 MT. and Mrs. Claremet Todd, Route 4. Birmingham, March 12, boy
 MT. and Mrs Russell T. McDonaid. MT. and Mrs, Noah H. Harrison. Ingle- Mir. and Mrs! Dewey G.. Burns. Tar MT: and Mrs. John P. Little. Tarrant. March l. boy. N -.., -.s MT. and Mrs. Oscar Lee Simpson, '2425 Hawthorne avenue, February 2s boy.
 Mir and Mrs. James F. Bonner, s11 Randolph avenue. March 2, girl. -=s' .;
 DEATHS suky Goodwin Franklin, Edgewood, March 12 age 6o.
 Elias Dean Raid, sos PinSon street. Tar rant City. March 10, age 65, s Christopher C. Rogers. Fifteenth street and Sixteenth avenue. Besemer, March H. age II. 1s1Atsl1s ! s.s .t,se=.z.
 Draton olia Moore. Grasselii.. March
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

liver sermon Sunday morning on the. Beautiful Vocation" At night he will speak on "The Unanswered Ques- tion," which many believe. will be filled with many dramatic references. There will be special music at both services.
 The Epworth League of the Ensley Methodist church will meet Sunday afternoon at 6 80 o'clock. Miss Evelyn Barrett will have charge of the sefvice The subject for the meeting is the "Humor of the Bible"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
{: tENsLEY BUREAu)

The Presbyterian Auxiliary will hold circle meetings Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock, with the following hostesses {: Circle No. ?. Mrs. E. A. Vietch; Circle No. 5, Mrs: J. B. Morton Circlie No. 4, Mrs. Owen Williams; Circle No. 5, Mrs. George Waller.
 The Woodward Bridge club will meet Thursday with Mrs., Amos Culp.
 The Auction Bridge club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock with Mrs E. l.. Comerford.
 All bands of the Missionary society will meet at the First Methodist church Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

Sunday morning at the First Baptist church. t..
 "The Test of the Disciples" will be the morning subject of Rev. T. B. Steeley at the Lipscomb Baptist church. His evening topic will be Does Re ligion Pay!'' .
 Rev. May will preach Sunday at the Seventh. Street Baptist church. his morning text being He Saved Others, But Is Not Able to Save Himself" In the evening his text will be Watch"
 Rev. B. T. Waites will have for his morning topic at the First Methodist church Their Rock Is Not Our Rock" The pulpit will he filled at the evening hour by Rev. K. NJ. Matthews, presiding elder of the Bessemer district.
 Personals-W. E. McWilliams con tinues i'll at his home on Fourth avenue.
 Mrs. A. H. Rickard of Atlanta has returned home after sA visit with her parents, Mir, and Mrs. s. LefkovitS.
 Bennett ,Waites. son of Dr. Nld Mrs. E. T. Waites is much improved after an attack of measulcs.N I~.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
How Many Pounds Would You ,> Like to Gain in a Week?

If you are thin and scrawny and would like to gain weight, I will send you sample of the genuine Hifton's vitamines absolutely FREE. Do not send any money --1ust your name and address to w. W. Hilton, 165 Gateway Sta, Kansas City, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
Petitions .In Bankruptcy

Kansas City Market. operated by J.,D. Smith and J. F. Light. involuntary, March ', 1924; No. ,2osss;y attorney. J. D.
 J. T.. summerlin. Al Thirty eighth street, Vivian. March 2; No. 2osss;, lia- bilities, s2s1.5os assets. $so; attorney. none. 1924; No. 2Osoo; liabilities. $171.o5;- as sets. s2o; claimed exempt; attorney T.
 John E. stinnett. eo5 First National Bank building. March 10, 1924; No. 2o9O1; liabilities, $574; assets, $500; claimed ex- empt; attorney, Mccullough & Slaughter. March 10. l9a4; No. 2oso2; liabilities, $75.4o; assets. $25; claimed exempt; at torney K. M. Duglas. I :
 J. l. Newman. 4s Mill villaEs, Avondaie. s211.s1; assets. none; httorney. R. D. Golf man.
 Charlie Webster. 21s4 North Twenty 2oso4; liabilities, s10s ; assets. SIS; claim ed exempt: attorney, Nesmish & Garrison.
 Henry T. Wood. 7s1s Berney avenue, liabilities. $4o1.4o; assets. s13S:: claimed exempt; attorney, Douglas < Parsons.
 J. R. Cochran. 1929 North Ninteenth ties. as35.so; assets. $11o: attorney, Alvin
 W. R.. Stevens. 17s4 Eighteenth street. snsasy btss .sssh ;sss assets. M claimed GaSa a ea empt; attorney, c. D. Comstock.
 N. E. Greer. s14 Title Guarantee build ing. city. March Il. 1924; No. 2osOs; lia- bilities, $l.0ss.b0; assets. none; attorney, Roger M. Bite.
 Clarence R, Allen, 22sM Forty-first street. St. So.. city; No. 2Os0s: liabilities. $6s.65; assets, $2o; claimed exeupt; at torney. S. R. Hartley.
 Luther Silmon. Eighteenth street. Bss- semer, March 12. 1924: No. 2091o; liabili- ties. $102.60; assets. 325: claimed exempt:
 Micks Hicks, Mulga. Ala, March 12, 1924; No. 20S11; liabilities, $157; assets. $25; claimed exempt; attorneys, Lipscomb & Lipscomb.
 J. E. Gray. 7s2O Walker avenue: March IS. 1924; No 20912; liabilities, $2ss,10: as- sets. $23.6e: attorneys, Parrish 6 Patrick. March iI' 1924; No soeiss liabilities. ss'. 92l.14; assets. none; attorney, K. E. Charl- ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
CHARGED WITH MURDER

Negress Alleged To Have Killed
 Emma Reeves
 Annie Reese, negress, 2227h Alley c. was arrested Saturday on first de- gree, murder charge by Jones and Brannon, detectives. The woman is alleged to have shot Emma Reeves, an- other negress, in Escambia county, Florida, several weeks ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

Of the thousands of questions asked of doormen of public buildings, what time is it?" is the one most frequently heard. '' '''- @-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

touring car containing 25 gallons mora of liauor when they stopped sthe ma chine on the Lewisburg~ road.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

Phone Ems. 4osw Circuistion
 Ciassifie1 Ads :. Phone Ensiey ', S 1Ast Society -sT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

i. Y Ags-Heraid I. Ensieys Bureau
 Generai' Events
 Phone Ensley s2s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-04
QUE Sc "BoxEE" EN- PUERTO RICO


otiyo de aconsttuc6n del Club de boxeo 9ek Demp
sey t0do tempo ha habld0 0da
hay, contra 81 are de los punc epec
que segan vstO dan muho aqul de barDafo
Immoral Y hasa delctuOso ..4yss4. 49,, ..
Nosotros embargo, opnamos ash al reves creemO
Que verdadera utidad ia culura fisica e
de mejorar fomenando IA a6n los dePore
yarOnes alicia ndyduos de las prcas viciosas muees
esta que match" e recente de New jersey
excesivameRte desmesurado reexi0na que
existen mas dgnas de see1ante
apoeosis Tano Puerto Rico los oros pascs inf
ndad personals el alma hilO como
Ger resuado de dcha exhb6n cambio 81 sc hubler
tratado por eepo de eXpenento centfico muy poco
los que habran tornado tan yvo neres por Ell
triunfo del "Toro" de la "Pantera'.
10 mas natural del mund0 Las multi
enten necesan de ueres emociones pa
ra camar las prmvas todos llevamos dentro
El boxeo tan rudo, savaj como Sc pretenda pero
acvdades iRferiOre resulta utl por N
que scO de los hOmbres hasta de
pereccionar consextura muscular
mediante formidable training al punto de ograr seec
ci6n notable.
pugil Ell que lie da nombre al Club mencionado
puhetazO game medic million de d6ares emOconandO
lones agO fantastico superior
ben mrado ell asunto saita la vista
enseguda campe6n solo muestra del apreco
ene ell desarroo muscular
benefico para la saud del cuerpo del espiritu
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-04
NOTAS EDITORIALES
EL sEcRETo EN- Los oRGANIsMos PUBLIcos


" Comsi6n de Servco Pdbo tene estableeido segn pa
rece para seones Ordnaras Eso re
sua generamente puesto que los que SC
cOnguas sorprOnden sepre perfeca
ene enerados que recno dura9te la session
Sin embargo convencionaismo sube sabemos la eau
referdo organso hay eement0s
progresstas COmsonado Eseves el Dr. FgCeroa pa
citar mas.
pretenda clio evtarse los se1ores cosQnados
la suseepbdades personaes euand0 deSea
obetar aguna penente ante la COm6n No 10 sa-
bem0s. staaM AYe e.sI ssfs,se .5es
Cpmis6n Ia e1tend;do la practica del seereo hasa
extreme hoy Quizas ell nO ORGANISING pubcO cpyas Sc
stones ordnaras Posbemente asegu
rar berad accon las actuaclones pef0
tOda los presglos
honorabiIidad relaciQnan No
obetO de la actitud de IA COslon al a
Ger seeretas sus reuni0nes 0rdinarias
magnay los profusos argumentos de orden moral
de pedr los funcl0na
pibcOs ruda despiadaqa ei pronunca
uicios PerO 10 escte de los concepos morale
abstractaS c0ncIusCne empre compatible con los
consideration mpene ato social
obear question el dcreo de orga
nismO EacerO oos aydo de muchos oberyadores aca
gran ventaa aabas parties nnguna &c
indferencia interes
tengan en- el asunto. -. s@ - <.s|a as. S. a.s
o. De que parece la aboc0n de pracca POI
la COmisi0n Seryeo P1bco mas de prue6a mas
Gmpieza esa la cOFriente de los
empos modernOs cada udadanO pare ntegran
de scazadOr tOdas las oportunidade
que para que ore fOrmar crterO caba so
hombrs las para sostenmenO contribute
a la medida de fuerzas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-04
ESTOMAGO BUENO---
NERvIOS SANOS

Cuando ell est6mago esta indis-
puesto, todo anda NAL. La sangre
Sc va empobreciendo, los nerYios Sc
.encuentran NAL nutridos e irritadosS
ell paciente Sc pone cada vez mas
haco y debil. Otros sfntomas que
menudo Sc presentan, son vertigo y
dolor de cabeza.
Un alivio sorprendente y rapido
notaran las personals debilitadaS,
agobiadas, sin fuerzas nj ambicion,
raliendose de un tratamiento t0nico.
Los neryios no tardarln en- calmarse,
la digestion va mejorando, y nuevaf
salud Y vigor Sc derivara de la sangre
rica, que circula por ell cuerpo.
"Durante 16 AMOS" dice la Sra.
Magdalena Durante de Pugliese, de
Monteyideo, Uruguay, (calle Perez
/, Castellanos 1879, che sufrido de en-.
fermedades de est6mago y del siste-
ma neryioso. Despues de haber
usado una gran cantidad de medica-
meutos recetados por buenos medi-
cos, he dado con suS P1ldoras Rosa
daS del DR.. Williams, con las cualeS,
en- Ell curse de algunos meseS, me he
curado por complete de todas mis-
dolencias.
''Envfo Uds. esta como prueba
de mi agradecimiento para con suS
p1ldoras, y para que puedan otros que
Sufren sin eSperanza de encontrar
alivio, convencerse por mi sorpren-
-dente cura de toda la bondad de sus
P1doras Rosadas del DR.. Williams"
Un tratamiento con las P1doras
RosadaS del DR.. Williams demueStra
patentemente su efcacia. Estas pill
doras Sc venden en- todas las boticaS.
Exfja ell paquete rosado con la p
grande en- caractereS de relieve Sc
Ie yemitira gratis ell ibritc La
Dieta," 81 10 pide la DIR. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady. N. Y,
E. u. de A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-04
POr JOAQUIN r. HIGUERAs

rs.Hay tantoS lhomhres que tienen su es7
pfritu en- el higado y con tanta razop
sc Green .sus .juicios gconsecuencia de esa
lamentahle anornlalidad, que para no
ser confundido con ellos es precise adop
tar una sonrisa placentera y limitarse
a,decir 10 que parezca halago y 10 Que
la ranidad aiena pide como forzoso tri-
buto, proclamando a tambor batieilte
las exeelencias de los actos, spalabras
Y trabajos de los demds, con oeultaci6n
disimulo ,nanifiestos de las verdades
que el parvo criterio que uuo trajo al
mundo lie sugieFen aquelles.
ST no fpeTa por este ssanto tenor a
ser .ciasiffcado entire los .biliosos, los
,ltaeados de enSidia 3 los yeneidos. qui
ia resultase tarea facil y hasta agrada-
BE elercftar las aptitudes criticas que
,cada .cuals posee,,s acerca de personas, Y
9osas dignas de eomentario que Sc ofre
zen n,iestra consideration de seres
Sulgares y apocados.
~ .E.S uldS35 GAlldVAAAla NOllOAAthA ~ S0h ~
1licio tornado por aqucllos que Sc to-
man ell traDajo dc discurrir aceptando
Dor bueno 10 que digan; pero este aca-
xamiento. que solemos otorgar tan
eesudas sentencias. va eliminando POGO
8 POGO la ''funesta mania de pensar" y
10 que empieza por middleton egofsta,
ahorradora de esfuerzos intelectuales,
acaf5a en- atrofia incurable, que rone a
IosRuiaanos en- los AnderOs de la ami
nnalided.
Toae es siptomatico ep la trahazoD
de hechos que constituyen la vida so
eial, y este sen6meno de perpetua
aquiescencia con que ponelnos a sisto
bueno todo ~ d. requiere esfuerzos de
la mente, demostrando de paso nuestra
fngenita holgazanerfa, es ell material
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-04

LEGITIMO,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-04
T. A F a NJ A

fecundo con que Sc elabora la fama
mas propicia al desarrollo cuanto mas
frfYolo es Ell ambiente. Y que revela un
estade de psicologfa colectiYa digno dc
refexi0n intensa.
La fama de muehos suele arrancar
de un instante en- que IL inercia man
tuyo suspense el impulse analftico dc
los que constitufan el medic social que
por clio SC sconyirtieron en- campo apro-
piado de cultiyo, que la perniti6 arrai,
gar y extenderse como una exerecencia
inesperada, de vigorosa pero inGtil ener
gfa vital
La 'vox populi2, que a veces encuen
ira sana inspiration en- su propio ms
tinto, no suena !iamas en- estos concier-
tos del, egoismo, nj sanciona, en- la ma
yorfa ae los casos, los. ealifieativos que
Ise endossn con virgihal modestia, los
que Sc Green baio la pesadumbre de Ia
inmortalidad. * quiGn Sc atreve-en
coeido Ell amino Y paralizado el raeioci,
kilc--d leNuftitE Ia NOZ pdrd Sdllr pOf
los fneros del buen sentido. sin expo
nerse al entredicho, como espectador
molesto?
| Quizas sea mas razonableA Adejar las
cosas en- su pnnto, sin pretehdcr que
Sc alterens la ecudnime trannuilidad J
la spaye modorra del ilustre soSi6logo
del pedagogo il signe. del probo funcio-
mario, del elocuente estadista demas
Iaditamientos deeorativos que coronan
nuestra mentalidad
|. Dej6monos tambien de solicitar revi,
Stones nj juicios contradictorios, que .el
mundo es ancho J. en- 6l caben 10 misme
Ia malicia que Ia yirtud tan gusto
yiyeu los que merecen como los que
Icreen MERCER, y nlientras tanto siganios
Ipensando para nuestros adentros 10 que
nos de la CANA, va que Ell fuero inferno
es ell dnico patrimonio exento de pes
qnisas Y libre de toda jurisdiccion
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-04
Los brillantes era.

Los brillantes 'Ra-
b o NJ poaklVamen
gualan a los brli,ante,
egitimos. FL mismo,
= resplandor, la misms
lama resplardeciente
Gs mismos deslumbran
Les rayos de fuego vi
20 de arco-iris, cas-
desafiando al quo ha 81
10 un experto en- bri
lantes toda su vida. So,
meta oil 'Rabon' g
as smismas; prpebas a
iue usted someterta III
riliAnte fegitina, cor
.enzsse a 81 mismo de
us asombrosas cual
ladeS.
USE UN BRILLAN
re "RABON' POE
)IEZ DIAS GRATIS
UD, NO ARBIESGA
VADA. 81 usted o SUI
amigos pueden notal
Lguna diferencia. de-
u6lvanoslO Y lie garan-
izamos la devoIuci6'
ie su dinero inmedia
'amente, Los numeros
y O tran v-,Ort<o1Oa ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-04

,La PANACEA DE SWAIN es hecha
de la meior selection de las mas fnas
hierbas Y raices medicinales. Es COM
puesta en- iarabe y es agradabIe como miel
al paladar. GHsta los ni1ios y la toman
con afan. Aunque es agradable para to-
mar, es potente en- sus propiedades vivifi-
cantes y puri6cantes. Los niflos facos Y
debiles, 8 personals adultas debilitadas y
cualquiera sufriendo de Intermediates de
la sangre Sc desarollan fuertas y robustos
bajo su Influenza restaurativa sorpren-
dente. De venta en- las farmaeias "
droguerfas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07
SAVES MONEY
BY DEV|s|NG
MARKET PLAN
Systematizing Marketing
Found Beneficial to
Entire Family.
LEARN HOW TO BUY
Housewife Should Know
When and Why to Buy
Certain Foods.
LEARN HOW TO BUY
By WINIFRED STUART GIBBS
Food Specialist.
well, Sarah, how does it go:'

well, Sarah, how does it go:'
Mother Fedwell was her own eager
ly cordial self and Mother Slimkins
y as always glad to be n guest at the
Fedwell home.
you and Evelyn Eatums are Won
ders," she answered with sparkling
eyes. Naturally. We are not yet roll
ing in wealth as result of your sug-
gestions about systematizing my MAJ
keting, but the point is that I've made
beginning, and j really know where
L am bound for, with fair certainty
of getting there
Tell US all about it," came the
duet. So Mother Slimkins began:
That would take a long time, but
l can tell you of some of the founda-
ton principles on which l built my
marketing plan.
Il thought over first of all what
/ wished to accomplish. You two good
friends had impressed it on me that
food was all important. so / decided
10 make the food supply the center
of my plan.
A Household job Sheet.
"Sam and i agreed that We must
have a sort of household job sheet.
not fussy one and not like formal
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-07

vinegar. half an onion and three
stalks of celery. The heat Should
be "high" until this comes to boil,
when it should be switched to- med
ium" for a half hour and then to
slow" TO finish cooking If one pre-.
fers to cook the entire dinner in the
electric range oven, which reduces the
amount Of the current used, the tenn
perature should be brought up to
about 450 degrees before the food is
put in and kept at this temperature
until it comes to boil. Then re-
duce it to medium" and switch the
current off about twenty minutes be-
fore the food has finished cooking. as
there will be enough heat left in the
oven TO finish the cooking.
Wash cupful of rice and boil il
in salted water in the oven with the
chicken. Then just before the
chicken is done dip out a cupful of
its liquor. season this to taste with
salt, pepper and celery salt. put this
in a pan and in this put the drained
rice and let it simmer for fifteen min
utes. or until the rice mas absorbed
the gravy. The table gravy for this
dish can be made by taking another
cupful of the chicken stock. seasoning
with salt. celery salt and a little
onion juice. thickened with a table
spoonful of flour rubbed smooth with
one Of butter.
The sweet potatoes can be baked in