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LIVERPOOL SPOTS.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. l3.-Cotton, spot
fair demand; prices steady. American
strictly good middling, 1890; good mid
ding, 1850; strictly middlIng, l3.37d !;
middling, l3.l2d; strictly low mlddling,
la.S2d; low mlddling, 12.47d; Strictly
good ordinary, i2.07d; good ordinary
il.47d. Sales, 1000 bales, including 1900
American. Receipts, 1000 bales, lnclud-
ing 500 American.
Futures closed quiet. August. l2.65d;
October( 12.4Sd; December. 12.43d: jan
uary. i243d: March. 1885, May, l266d;
July, l2.52d.
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TRANSPORT COMPANY
REPORTS 1925 PROFIT
BY the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. ID
Operations of the Observation-Disclosures
Transportation service for the i've
months ended May 81, 1925, netted
the governments inland waterways
corporation a profit Of S1SO.0G7 as
against a net loss Of S230,030 for the
same five months period in 1924.
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ALLIGATOR TAKEN
IN RIVER WHERE
SWIMMERS PLAY

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 13.-0ne of two
alligators, which have been making
their headquarters in the Mississippi
river near the foot of East Prairie
avenue, making that section of the
stream unpopular with swimmers, was
captured by employees Of a grain ele-
vator. 1t was found to be Al inches
in length.
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$500 IN DIAMONDS
HIDDEN IN BASKET,
ARE FOUND IN DUMP

HOJ sion, Aug. 13.-DiamOnd
rings valued at $500 aud owned by
Mrs. l.. H. Saunders of Tulsa were
recovered from a garbage dump here
today after being lost since Tuesday.
Believing she heard burglars Mon
day night in the house of sister
where she is visiting, Mrs. Saunders
hid the rings in a waste basket.
4 maid cmptied the basket Tuesday
morning before Mrs. Saunders awokc,
and a search Of the garbage dump
was started. ..
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OARsNrAN MOVES HERE.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.-Mor-
riS X. Morris of the London Rowing
Club, winner of the 1923 Diamond
Souls, arrived here today aboard the
London Commerce. He intends to
make his future home in America and
probably will row from one of the
local boat clubs. 1t is Morris first
trip to this country.
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Houston Man
to Address Kiwanians

A. Frank Smith, formerly of the
San Antonio Kiwanis Club, but now
of Houston, will be the speaker at the
Friday meeting of the club in the
Gunter hotel. .
Dick Ansley will be chairman Of the
meeting and special music will be fur
nished by Howell James, baritone, ac-
companied by Miss Mary James.
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DOPE SELLERS IN U. S.
PRISONS OUTNUNBER
VENDORS OF LIQUOR

WASHINGTON. d. O.. Aug. 13.-
Violators of the narcotic laws have a
big majority over bootleggers in the
federal prisons.
Figures issued today By the Depart
ment of Justice showed that on June
80 last, the number of Harrison mar
cotic act prisoners in Atlanta peniten-
tiary was 1916, or 32.1 per cent of
all convicted persons there. There
were only 437 violators of the revenue
and prohibition laws combined or 1875
per cent.
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OUTFEELDER HAAS
BACK TO PIRATES
By the Associated Press

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug. 49,
George mule" Haas, hard-hitting out
fielder with the Southern Association
club here, has been recalled by the
Pittsburgh Nationals, he win report
Immediately. Haas came 10 Birming-
ham this spring and for a time led
the league in home-runs.
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Furniture Men
Discuss Expenses

Discussion Of the ethics Of the furni-
ture business and how general ex-
pcnses Of the trade can be lowered was
heard Thursday at noon when the San
Antonio Furniture Dealers Associa-
ton held its regular weekly education
al meeting. n. H. King presided.
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PARIS BOURSE.

PARIS, Aug. 13.-Prices improved on
the Bourse today.
Three per cent rentes ~ francs, cen.
times.
Exchange on London loi francs, CEN
times
Five per cent loan SO francs.
The dollar was quoted at II francs
AZ cent!mes.
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.SrRNLSS
n EF@ingsg3 -
CITY MEMS

Annual prize shooting, barbecue pic
mic. ball game and dance at Macedonia
Sunday, August 16. Rifle range open
. 80 to p. N. Baseball, 8 p. m.
Dancing afternoon and night. Music
by Pavelka'S Alamo Five.
Dance tonight at Toxic Roof. Ladies
wrist watch win be given away Fri
day night-(Ady.)
Hertzberg, KercheviIIe & Thompson,
lawyers, COS Brady Bldg. (Adv.)
Old time dance at Highland Social
Club, Saturday August Is. Becks Or
chestra. (Ady.)
Electric, plumbing and tile. work.
Kirkwood & Wharton. In onr new
home, 456 Main Ave OR. 1913. (Adv.l
Plumbing. tile and electric. WORK.
Kirkwood & Wharton. 456 Main Ave.
OR. 1S4S.-(Adv.)
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BANK OF ENGLAND.

LONDON, Aug. l3,-The weekly state
ment Of the Bank Of England shows the
following changes in pounds:
Total reserve increased $4,000.
Circulation decreased l,o66,000.
Bullion decreased 2i5,000.
other securities increased 3,5T6, 900.
Public deposits increased i,6s6,O0o.
Other deposits increased $4,000.
Notes reserve increased $4,000.
Government securities increased 49,
900.
The proportion of the banks reserve to
liability this week is 1905 per cent; last
week II was sl.2l per cent.
Rate Of discount AZ per cent.
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Hertzberg, KercheviDe & Thompson.
lawyers, COS Brady Bldg. (Adv.)
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Music and Skit
on ConoDus PROGRAM

The Sun Dodgers orchestra and a
Skit by two players from the Palace
Theater, will be presented to the
Conopus Club at the meeting Friday
in the Menger Hotel, according to
an announcement by Douglas King,
chairman for the day.
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BANK OF FRANCE.

PARIS, Aug 1s.--The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows the
following changes in francs.
Gold at home increased $4,000.
silver in hand decreased 100000.
Notes in circulation decreased 1906
900.
treasury deposits increased 2.4I3,00o.
General deposits decreased 2is.26s,0OO.
Bills discounted increased 6g,66l,OOO.
Advances decreased l5,67i,000.
The state repaid the bank lO0,OoO,OOO
francs.
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ALUMNI P Ian
REUNION ON
SUNDAY
St. Mary's Graduates to
Take Part in 'Evolu-
ton Race"

An evolution race" the details Of
which are being kept secret, is to
feature the annual field meet and re.
union Of st. Mary's College Alumni
Association next Sunday.
Extensive preparations have been
made by Gene Seng, chairman Of the
entertainment committee, to provide
Tor an unusually large number, of par
Elephants. The association will depart
from previous custom and allow each
member to bring one former student Of
tha Acadenv or rollaVp
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CHICAGO POTATOES.

CHICAGO. Aug. l3.-Potatoes, receipts
shipments. Bis; trading good, market
stronger especially Minnesota, Kansas
and Missouri sacked Cobbler. t2.6512.s5i
Minnesota sacked CobbIer early Ohio,
S2.25@2.65; Idaho sacked rurals. 1886
Colorado white sacked, $3.50 a ass.
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HEAVY FIGHT
BALLYHOO
RACES
But Dempsey Seems No
Nearer Title Defense
Than at Start.
By the Associated Pres.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The heavy
weight merry go-round continues to
w6irl on its endless way with rival
promoters and managers trying to
jockey their wooden steeds. The
whole procession is cantering aim
lessly around the three central fig
ures in ringdom's latest drama-Jack
Dempsey, Harry Wills and Gene Tun-
ney.
Dempsey has cast his lot on a mid
western mustang ridden by Floyd
Fitzsimmons, Michigan City, Ind, pro-
moter. while Tunney has placed his
bet on a metropolitan thoroughbred
bucking under the guiding rein of Tex
Richard.
Paddy Mullins, business genius of
Harry Wills, holds the whip hand and
the key to the whole situation. Both
Richard and FitZsimmons have made
the negro's manager tempting offers
to get on and ride, but innumerablc
conferences have as yet failed to
bring n decision from the unassuming
Mullins.
COUNTER ATTRACTION.
Outside of the big show, off the
main thoroughfore, another attraction
is being groomcd. 1t is a big bag held
by the New York State Athletic Com
mission, but which Jack Dempsey saws
is empty. Jack Kearns, theoretically
the business manager of the heavy
weight champion, but, to use Demp-
scy's terms, "only a figurehead, has
announced that he will fill that bag
on Friday when he will appear at the
commissions tent, make his peace and
sign Dempsey for a title match with
Wills.
But, despite the apparent deadlock
between the rival factions, the loud
ballyhoO continues and it looks now
as though no definite solution to the
problem would be obtained until
Wills. who is now trotting around
Europe. plants his feet once more on
American soil.
WANTS A THOUSAND.
Wills cabled his manager yesterday
for thousand dollars, presumably to
use for return expenses.
Mullins talked with Fitzsimmons.
Richard and KCarns yesterday and
even enjoyed n 3000-mile telephone talk
with Dempsey on the Pacific coast,
whose signature is still at a pre-
MUM.
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New York Curb Transactions

NEW YORK. Aug. lS.-Following Is
the official list Of transactions on the
New York Curb Exchange giving all
stocks and bonds traded in:
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LONDON METALS.

LONDON. Aug. 1S.-Standard copper:
Spot f62 los, futures f63 los.
Electrolytic: Spot f67 15s. futures
fGs IS.
IS Sd
Lead: Spot 1877, futures f35 l5s.
Zinc: Spot 1855 SIS, futures f35 los.
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LONDON MONEY.

LONDON, Aug. 1S.-Bar silver, 3:Hd
| per ounce.
Money 39s per cent.
Discount rates. short bills acc; s.
| month bills, 414 lie per cent.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Aug. l3.-Butter: Steady
10 strong: receipts l0.36s tubs; creamery
extras f0kc, standards &c extra firsts
1914 ioc, firsts asa a S9e. seconds $40
3s cents
Cheese: Unchanged.
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CANTER WINS SANFORD.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, y. \,
Aug. 13.-Canter, j. S. Griffith's colt,
captured the $4,000 Sanford stakes, for
two-year-olds at SIX furlongs today.
Powhatan finished second, in front
of Fiddlesticks. The time was
1 10 3-5. Blockhead and Nurmi also
ran.
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CHARTERS GRANTED,

AUSTIN, Aug. 13.-Chsrtered:
Austin Garment Manufacturing Conn
pany, Austin; capital stock, $50, 900. In
corporators: W. S. Brown, Edmund Ira
Wis, j. r. Reed.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. is.-Flour twenty
cents higher; family patents $500 $40
barrel.
shipments, 1874 barrels.
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Wall Street Features

Several large inquiries for cast iron
pressure Pipe are in the market, inelud-
Ing $4,000 tons for Detroit. 10000 tons
for Lynn. Mass. and 5000 tons for New
York City. Wv
orders for structural steel In the past
week aggregated about $4,000 tons
against $4,000 tons for the week before
Pending inquiries approximate more
than $4,000 tons.
Directors OF the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber company are reported in Imam
elal and rubber trade circles to be con-
sldering a new plan for liquidating &C.
eumulated dividends on the preferred
stock asgregating SLSSs,S72. A pan pan
formulated early in the year was tenn.
porarily abandoned when a majority OF
preferred stockholders failed to approve
H. The latest proposal Is said to en-
brace as full payment on the accumu-
lation an offer OF part cash, a small por-
ton OF new common stock and the bal.
ance in new preferred. II Is expected
the plan will be submitted before tho end
OF the year.
Total income OF Ray Consolidated Cop
rer for the first half OF 1898 before de-
nrecla ton. depletion and federal taxes
amounted to S2.OS5,5s4 compared with
sss6.5sS in the first half OF 1915. Pro-
duction In the second quarter fell to 80,
7O07ss pounds from 36,2i2,239 pounds In
the first quarter.
The American Smelling and Refinine
company today advanced the price oil
lead from 800 to s.i5 cents a pound.
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NEW YORK MONEY.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-BaI silver,
69s; Mexican dollars, 5SB
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COMMITTEES NAMED.

Inc following committees nave been
appointed: Reception committee, Joe
Nelson, chairman; James Stevens, Ed
LANCE, Leon n. Walthall and Frank
Sullivan; entertainment, Gene Seng
chairman; Charles Barbera, William
Schiffcrs, A. Veltman, Jack Flaherty,
Dave New, Sterling Burke and L. E
Welten; refreshments, Herman Berg
man, chairman; w. Isacs, John Boeh'
Ter, Tom Kilday; grounds, Fred VOll'
mer, chairman; Oscar Strive and Con
rad Ehrlcr; barbecue: Will Ruhnke
chairman; Will Hennessy, Charles
Schulze, Emmett Kenney, III. G. Ar
mold, Joe Biassolli and Will Zuercher
finances, Charles Meyer, chairman
Henry Mengcr, Joe Courand and j.
Rubiola Jr.
TO JUDGE EVENTS.
Judges of events will be-: i. J. Git
finger, chairman; Tony Castanola
Neil Campbell, while the prizes will be
awarded by Z. Libreto, Hart McCor'
mick, X. +. Seng, Gus Ruhnke, Fran
els Dury, Walter lyman and Victor
Fecchi. 49,
Publicity for the affair is being
handled by Steve Prosser, Joe Nelson
and Ed Ulrich, while musical arrange
ments are being made by Frank Git
finger, J. f. Huth and Mat Cody.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
OF SIMPLE
FOODS FOR CHILDREN

Amounts and combinations of foods
should be varied to suit the ages Of
those who partake. Children require
an abundance Of simple food careful
ly prepared. Healthy children are al
most ceaselcssly active during wax
ing hours and need wholesome foods
10 supply energy for this healthy &C
tivity. The importance Of their dt;'
cannot be ovcrestimated when W.
stop to think that what they. eat IL
foundation material. We want to Civ
them the materials for strong con
situations, healthy and efficient MAJ
hood and womanhood. 1t costs on;
Il bit Of thinking. planning and guli
ing. Where there is the possibility
of a hot dish at noon, possibly at tn"
school lunch counter encourage them
to take hot soup or bouillon, just he
fore eating the luncheon they carry. II
is wise to pack a piece of fruit or
half a sandwich separate so it can re
eaten at recess without the wrapping
around the main lunch being loos
cned,
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REAL. SOUTHERN
DINNER MENU
IS COOKED +
Mrs. Chitwood Exhorts Her
Guests to Prepare
Vegetables.

With . large number Of housewives
already registered and additional wo-
men registering at every class, The
Lights Cooking School, being held this
week in a model kitchen in the ball
room OF the st. Anthony hotel is
progressing smoothly. Many of the
pressed themselves as finding the class
meetings enjoyable and the instruc-
tons valuable.
Mrs. Ida r. Chitwood. conducting
the classes, made her talk on ''Pro-
tective Diet" again explaining the
important part that vegetables play
in the protection of health. and the
valuable vitamines they contain.
SOUTHERN DINNER.
Mrs. Chitwood prepared Southern
dinner in her work on Thursday. The
menu consisted Of Pilgrims stuffed
squash, a very attractive dish and Ger
tsinIy very wholesome dish. Aspara-
gus and Olive Au Gratin was another
dish that received the approval OF the
housewives. Fould's macaroni souffle
and green ample salad with Wesson
Copley dressing were also prenared.
Steamed date pudding was made Thurs
day morning. but was decorated in
class. Holsum bread and Hoffman
and Hayman coffee served with Mis-
tletoe cream and Gimble's potato chips
were also included In the menu.
The steamed date pudding. which
3. Chitwood had made Thursday
morning and which she decorated with
hard sauce before the class audience,
received tie favor OF San Antonio
housewives. She made the sauce Of
creamed butter and powdered sugar
and spread strips and roses Of it on
the pudding. The women were en-
thusiastic about the result and asked
many questions.
FROZEN DESSERTS.
In addition TO the Southern dinner.
Mrs. Chitwood prepared the frozen
desserts which she failed to bring TO
her class Wednesday. These desserts
were frozen in the Frididaire. Mrs.
Chitwood explained to her class that
the Frididaire was the life saver OF
all women. Mrs. Chitwood also added
that II tie desserts were TO be served
at a party or dinner, they should be-
placed in the Frigidaire and allowed
to remain there until ready for serv-
ing. Mrs. Chitwood said, IF you do
not use the best quality of materials,
] would not advise you to try making
frozen desserts or fancy pastry OF
any Kind"
Chill Charlie was on the fob
Thursday. The housewives of San
Antonio were glad to see him. The
housewives were served with a Mexi.
can lunch. They realized they were
eating foods that were nationally
known and that were manufactured
in San Antonio. This lunch won con-
siderable favor. The class members
found that the products of the Geb-
hardt Chilli Powder Company were
different and for this reason. like the
majority of the people who use these
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
GEBHARDTS KITCHEN
AMONG THE FINEST
IN UNITED STATES

The Gebhardt kitchens are among
the finest in America from a stand
point of cleanliness, sanitation, fresh
air and efficiency. No expense or
trouble is spared to keep them spot
less. Every day boiling water and
live hot steam arc applied to every
nook and corner, every machine and
tool being subjected TO thorough
cleansing. All foods are prepared un-
der the direction of experienced Mex.
,can chefs and packed by white clad
daughters of Mexico, under the rigid
supervision of a United States gov
eminent inspector.
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products, the class gladly welcomed
the widely known product and many
compliments were passed on the won
dcrful lunch.
FIRMS ASSIST.
The following firm are providing the
equipment and foodstuffs that are
used in the school: Burke-Moore-
head Furniture CO.. Calumet Baking
Powder Co.. Erlcr Manufacturing Co.,
The Fox Co., Foulds Macaroni Co.,
Gimble Manufacturing Co, Gebhardt
Chill Powder Co., T.. J. Hermann
(Frigidaire). Northumberland Coffee
Co, Mission Provision Co., Mistle-
toe Creamcrics, Piggly-Wiggly San An
tonic Co., Pioneer Flour Mills, Proc
ter and Gamble Co.. (Criscol, San
Antonio Public Service Co., Steffler
Baking Co. (Holsum Bread). and
Southern Oil and Cotton Trading Co.
Thursdays attendances prizes were
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hts Cooking School Attendance Continues to Mount Daily
BANANA CAKE

One cup sugar, T. cup butter. l
tablespoon soda. 3 bananas mashed
fine, > cups flour before sitting. .
eggs. / tablespoon vanilla, Ii tea
spoon salt, . cups sour milk. Bake
slowly 40 minutes. This is deli
cious moist cake. and one OF those
recipes that may be quickly stirred
together with assurance of success.
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CHOCOLATE WALNUT CAKE

One-half cup shortening. one cup
sugar, one egg, IL cup cocoa, H.
cup boiling water, cups flour, -
cup milk. teaspoons baking powder,
salt, cup chopped walnuts.
CNam shortening. sugar and egg.
Dissolve cocoa in boiling water; add
other ingredients. Use chocolate frost
ing and cover with Walnuts.
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CHERRY SOUP.

One No. . size can pie cherries, one.
half lemon, one cup water, sugar, one
teaspoon cornstarch.
Reserve few of the cherries for
garnishing. pour the water, over the
rest and simmer till very tender, then
rub through a sieve, and return 20 the
fire with the sugar. Bring to the boil
ing point. and add cornstarch. ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
VEAL BIRD READILY MADE
WITH BREAD and MEATS

Season with salt, pepper and onion
moisten with egg and hot water.
Spread this mixture over each piece
of veal, roll up tightly, fasten by ty.
ing or with a skewer. Dredge with
salt, pepper and flour. Fry in but.
ter until light brown. Take them
out and let them simmer in cream I'M
til tender. Serve on toast. Pour the
cream over them and garnish with
parsley and lemon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23

Mrs. George p. Horn, 126 Abiso
avenue writes this recipe on Veal
Birds.
Take thin slices Of veal, remove
bones, skin and fat; pound well, cut in
pieces two and one-half by four inches.
Chop all the trimmings with one inch
cubes of fat pork for each piece Of
veal and one-half as much Holsum
crumbs as you have chopped meat.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23

awarded to the following: Mrs.
Joseph Mueller. 32S T.. Huisache; Miss
Helen Jersig, ID W. Huisache; Mrs.
Dauchy Kirkpatrick, 343 Hicks Ave-.
Mrs. r. NJ. Jackson, 1870 W. Kings
Highway; Mrs. c. l.. McCullcIan. 4OS
Temple; Mrs. W. s. Montgomery,
oS16 w. Travis ST.; Mrs. Ida Sim
mang, 323 E. Laurel. and Mrs. A. f.
Knolle. COG W. Elmira.
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MEXICAN BEAN SALAD.

/ can Gebhardt's Mexican Beans.
1 cup chopped celery.
1 tablespoon minced onion.
Chopped nuts.
Lemon juice.
Mix these ingredients with he
ready prepared Gebhardt's Mexican
Beans, adding lemon juice to taste.
Serve with lettuce. A most excellent
salad.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-23
FRICASsEE PORK CHOPS.

Roll chops in flour and brown in
hot fat. Add 3 tablespoons more OF
flour with 1 tablespoon Gebhardts
Eagle Chill Powder and enough water
to cover. Simmer for one hour. A
delightful dish.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES- corr TO THE LITTLE MAR.
 QIISE-CONTJNUE

Again, my dear Little Marquise, the fateful pearls have played a most sensational role In my life.
 l am almost glad they are lost or rather that they have not yet been found, although all the detectives in the United States and Scotland Yard are on the lookout for them.
 expect that If should tell any one else but you that l feel great relief that they arc ont of my sight and that l hope I will never sec them again. would not be believed
 Someone has said that nothing goes out of your life that something better does not come into it, will paraphrase that to you and say: Nothing disquieting has ever gone out of my life that something just as disqueting has not come to fill It's place,
 look around among my friends and wonder if they. too, have these annoying, yes frightful, experiences l presume they do, for I know that Ruth and Sally and Zoe and even Bee have not had any more happi- ness than I.
 The whole house has settled down just now into an outward calm but the calmness is fictitious, I am sure. My woman's intuition tells me something, know not what, is coming to me to stir up the passive days into more excitement. I tried to tell this to Jack the other night but he said I was nerv-