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New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
RANGERS SHOW POOR FORM
 IN LOSS TO MANCHESTER
St. Nary's Team Conquer City League Champions By the Score of 15 to s.
of 15 to s.

The Rangers \. C. baseball team Of this city fell before the St. Marys club of Manchester yesterday at the old Pioneer field on Ellis street, The visitors were in rare form while the locals appeared 10 be lacking n that essential that goes to make a good ball club. practice. The visit orS scored three in the first 10 start things going while the Rangers were unable 10 even score one hit. Com ing back strong in the second, the St Marys tore off a number of hits and aided by q few wild throws scored four more. The Rangers came into tho scoring list in their half of the second by pushing across two. but the Manchester crew SCOT cd five more in the fifth making 1t a wslkaway for them up to this point. Nom Begley got a single and scored on Hayes hit in the third for tho locals. Here the Rangers frightened and Manchester was un- able 10 score in the fourth, but in the fifth they got two more while the Rangers were unable 10 do any thing at all.
 Tho Rangers sockod in another in the sixth when Jack Argosy hit one into center field and on Hayes hit and a wild throw, scored. Manches- ter scored another in the seventh and the Rangers made a good bid 10 rally in their half when they scored three. They made q final spurt in the ninth but only one run resulted and the game went 10 the St Mary's club by a 15 10 S score.
 Tho Rangers will practice Tues day evening at 6;3o o'clock at Wal nut Hin park. Coach Witham places the blame for tho failure of the team to win ball games, the non-ap- pearanCe of the players at the prac- tice sessions. If this keeps up, the team will cancel its remaining games and close out for the season. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
.GARCIA CONFIDENT
 OF BEATING CHAMP
Maryland Boy Arrives in Hart
 ford to Do His Training

| Hartford. June 2l LP-Bobby Gar cia. who is in Hartford for the nua, we.k os training for the feather weight championship bout wi.u k.I Naplan ut the Dew Hartford Ne.o- .dromc Monday evening, June x. feels sure he w.li defeat the cham pion and earn for himself the title he has long sought.
 T am confident l will beat Kap- Ian on the 2Sth," Garcia said today. T know Just how fast and strong Naplau is, but I know the cham pion's style, know just how 10 fight him 10 win.
 When I fought KapIan in tho championship tournament. I bea; him, though the decision went the other way. Many fans agreed with me that I was the winner. but that lis al. past and l have q chance q week from tonight 10 prove my 'cIaim that I am the better man.
 T was not in fhe very hest physi- cal condition when l met Kaplan lin that tournament I am now and with the polishing up | will do in .the week ahead vii come in agaius. .the titleholder in the greatest shape .of my career.
 "Eyor since we signed for the Hartford bout I have been pointing for it and working hard every day 10 bring myself up to the finest con .dttion possible. I am faster, strong .cr and hitting harder than ever.
 T hear all the wise ones are pick ing Kaplan and that the sports writ ors favor him though they say il will be a hard fight.
 Well. let 'em pick him, That don't .rhange my chances. l don't want Ito boast; fights are won in tho ring.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

not with hot air. but mark my word. I'll trim the champion and trim him well when We come together next week"
 kaplan, meanwhile, is hard at work a, Merl3en and is, as usual, saying nothing. Efforts 10 worm a prediction from the ttleholder has boon without result.
 Bnt he .s showing speed and punching power .n his workouts and Is showing ltrcouess Iu his daily splrr.rg that is pleasing 10 his man. aser DWuy NcMahon. and to the others Of the Kapian sta0.
 The Hartford Nelodrome is nearly ready now T. is a great saucer shaped structure that will hold hear ly @ua.c.
 NaFlan. ln an exhibition at the West S.le carnival in Hartford las: Friday forgot himself 10 the ex- ''o' ot s'ammiHE ono Of bis spar rns partners right out or the ring.
 Tho tsaraarTetEht champion is son% %t@.1s sartowly tncsa days. He is sporting stockings and knickcrs tha, match Walter Hagen's gayest garments and with th,m a panama a Ia inc Prince of Wales with stirring co.,es- hat haul.
 
 The championship bon. will have a metropolitan flavor with Joe Hum 0hries or clarion voice and nimh.e wit, doing tho ha]lyloolng.
 Ean'an and Garcia will la light ing Tor the teathcrwciErt title in Hartford just 25 years after Terrible Terry McGoyern and Young Corbett met In Hartford for Inc same title.
 There Will be music in Inc air as the NeuIcn boy and Baltimore As Sass!n come together. arrangements having been made for a band of fifty pieces for the dedication Of George big sports arena.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
ALL-PLAINYILLE WINS
Natcrtowa Collects Three Hits While Nninger Gets Two Doubles For HCmc Team.

Al.-Plainyille hlanked the Water town team ~terday in Plainville by the score Of 10 in one of the best games seen in Trumbull- town in some time. Hits were as scarce as hens teeth during the contest, Deland Of Watertown allow ing only two hits, both being doubles by Ru Wininger and Watertown gathering only three of the delivery of Datot. Plainville scored it's runs in the hrth and eighth to take the game. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
 Games Yesterday

Rochester S, Jersey City 2-1l innings; first.
 Jersey City S, Rochester 1--2nd Newark 3, Syracuse 0-first. Newark 3, Syracuse 0--second. Baltimore :, Toronto first. Baltimore II, Toronto 1-7sccond. Buffalo |, Reading q.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
EASTERN LEAGUE NpSfHrdaN'S Results

Hartford ., Providence 1-First. Hartford 5, Procvidence 1-2nd. Springfield s, New Haven 3-First New Haven :, Springfield 0-2nd. Bridgeport 5, Albany First.
 Albany z. Bridgeport 5-Second. Pittstield II, Waterbury First. Waterbury |. Pirsfield 0-2nd.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
Spe a kin g of Sports s

Eddie Anderson, dethroned cham plon Of the state duckpin bowlers, will make his final bid for second place tonight at the Casino alleys when he meets Gudain Of Meriden in postponed match which will be the last one of the year. Anderson is JUS. nine game behind Teller of Neriden for second honors and he must win all nine games tonight in order 10 come in for second place. Should he do this, he and Teller will ha tied and a playoff will be neces- >ary.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
The Standing
Games T0dav

Cleveland at Chicago. St, Louis at Detroit.
 (Othcr clubs not scheduledD
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

Andy needs only three wins to come in for third place and it is pretty certain that he will win these. The fans who have been hacking him all year, are anxious for him 10 take the entire match be- cause they would like 10 see him come through to beat out Teller of Merideu for second money.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cannes NeSferf1au

Pittsburgh s, New York 0. St. Louis 2, Brooklyn .. Cincinnati ,, Chicago l. Cincinnati 3. Chicago First. Chicago 4, Cincinnati 3-SeconI
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
The Standing
Games Today

Providence at Hartford. Springfield at New Haven. Albany al Bridgeport. PittsfcId at Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

as usual. is chief of staff; others who are doing yeoman service are 6i Mcdonald and Al Caroly.
 So many clements enter into thing Of this kind, a forecast on the gate can never be anything moro than a guess but followers of the sport are predicting a gate Of be- tween SS0.uo0 and sI00.000.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

Nicholson. 'o ...--l Q 0 .
 Totals 3a 2 II 2- IL { Horb!us ................t5o lt- aas-15 Workers .............-,..aa -+H pH.-F
 Three base hit-LuAe. Two Dssa l.rs- ~tolon lases-Ruduiet. WgGHt. Parrus and Huber. Left on bases-staulcy Works & Coghlns :, Struc'. out--by AhlErou 1. Uu- '"T < Ne'ue i, Johnson l. Sa'ak. Rp-ra 1u hal.'-o0 Atlsrgu i, NJ .gy g. Bradtsr4 2. Johnson 2. satak I. Hit ty pt,,hgr-a.- Jasper '5f, Luke. Mark t2i. Euiu.ek- DnIs
 NA'Efrh. "tN.t- Ittrhnt-iiuher. l.s- ing 4-mhag-Jatu-ra. UMrires--J ar8.r. a- plate and Elauey on bases
 LanderS- Stanley Rule
 The Lanlers team took tho Stan Icy Rule X Level club on it's outing at Ihlort's Grove in Yalcsyi'Ie Sa-- urday and when they got them on their own lot, they handed them pasring to iho tune ot 70 to :. This brings the Stanley Rule out Of first place and ties them with the Uni yorsals for second position. leaving Fafnirs all alone at the top Of the heap.
 Lefty Haber and Billy Wolfe en- gaC"d in a pitching duel until the eighth inning when Landers scored SiX rms. Wolfe retired in favor of smith in this frame and Smith broughr the three outs before more runs could have scored. This won the game for Landers because in the ninth frame the Rulers started pounding the hall. Goeh relieved Haher and pitched one ball resulting in q two-basa hir. Joe Fitzpatrick went into the box and held the Rulers helpless. Before they were calmod down, however, thu Stanley crowd had scored six runs which fell three short of tjeing the score.
 Jervis featured with his fielding while Eddie Goeb pulled down fly that was labelled hit in any league. Thorstonson pulled the prize bone Of the day when. after knocking a two baegcr he had the hidden ball trick pulled on him by second sacknr Of tho Lan- Inrs team. Tho summary.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
Games Tomorrow

Bridgeport at Springfield. Hartford at Pittstield. Providence at Albany. Waterbury at New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
summary
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PlalrvlHt ............,.O00 0ln Olx-s
 Two base hlts-Winniger 2, ]. McCleary. Bases or ralsi-Gosb, Richards :. Struck out-hy Deland 1. patoli 4 Stolen hsses -Goeh. Umplres-Ncft and Erbe. Time of game-l 50.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
The Standing
Games Today

Rochester at Jersey City. Rochester at Jersey City, Syracuse at Newark. Toronto at Baltimore. Buffalo at Reading.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
American Woman ChOked
 By Chinaman in Picking

Peking, June 2l (Pl-The British consul at Chengtu reports that on June an American woman. Miss Manly. was dragged from the rick shaw in which she was riding by an unarmed Chinese. who tried to stran- gle her. Miss Manly was slightly injured. She was rescued by by islanders. who handed over her as- saiIant 10 the police.
 As q consequence the authorities at Chengtu isued q proclamation say ing that any Chinese found molesting foreigners would he immediately shot
 
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New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
Tho summary:

Totals G6 2 n q IS q TandrrS ......-....... 0he 0oU o6y-iu s. R. X l.. ..,.........-.oo1 ono 0lF- z
 Two basr hrs-Firz t2b. Trorster>au g. Sauderson. JcryIs. Campbell O'pcU Sacri- ft"cs-Busheri, Nes,c- ?, GoeN. Bases on nal's-oN Hahrr !. Stru.E out-by Wolfe {. Smith 1, luh"r t F,tz 1. Umrlres- san-te- and Fitzgerald. time Of game o.Gn
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
ENIN SIIIIACE

Before painting floor, fill the cracks with putty
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

Men Of Babylonia carried walking sticks.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
BURRITT RESERVES
Totals
iS 1@ II zSl .0G3 02a 500

Two base hits -GiIls (9l. Silva, Zapatba 1, Levine 1, Parker ChehurE. sacrifice Link GoRa. Bases on bails--oh Link @, Grail (H. Zone out when winning run was scored. Time of Eaem-2.S5.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
The Standing
Games Today

Philadelphia a, Now York. Chicago at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Boston-2 games.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CAt,p Yesterday

Chicago 4, New York 3. Detroit s, Philadelphia 8. St. Louis 5, Washington 1. Cleveland |, Boston 0.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

Mulljgan. has a big staff Of assist ans handling ,He many details in connection With successful promo ton Of thc ut.o match. Ed Curley.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

f the local bowler keeps up the savage feeling that has hold of him right now, Gudain won't have a chance in a single game tonight, Anderson is sore over the poor show ing he made against Gaines in the last match with the Hartford man in this city and he wants to re- trieve some Of the prestige he lost then.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21
ST. LOUIS


v-Nena og' vaon winning run pred.
 z-Hat,.d Tor Gaston in Eth.
 Nasas-rou ....,......-nG2 i55 Iln-i ST. iHuls ...........,...-01 0a1 40I-5
 Two hasa h:ts-Niuler :. Hurris. Three haSe Ht-E. Rl.e. Home ruus-Gosliu. "ti!aWs. Sae7.t.,rs-Nue' Peek Double pl'ys-Ta.A and Judge; T Fire and NJ Maaus I.'ft ou hases--Wash.nEton 2. St. Louis g. Eases on i1us-oG Johnson 2. rHs.ou l. EaHou 2, Marherryl Struck out -'. Johnson q Gas'ou .. Hatou 2. Winning u.r.her-Ba1l0u Losing pitcher Johnson. Twrires-Cwcus. p.aeeu and Ncrla9.fg. Tlm.-c.s1
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

Garcia is In Connecticut doing his final preparing for the battle which is 10 take place week from tonight and h. will be seen by hundreds Of Connecticut fight fans in order that they might get line on his chances of lifting kaplans crown,
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

From present indications, the fight in Hartford will be the big gest gate ever seen at a prize fight in this section of the country. The foatherweight title is at stake and with a fighter who is confident that he can take kaplan's measure, real action is expected when the two meet
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

New Britain baseball teams at home fared badly yesterday. The Falcons suffered their first loss on the home diamond while the same rhing happened down in kensington. On the road matters were different The Orioles. Corhin Red SoX and Burritts came through with wins,
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

The Rangers also showed very poor form i'll losing 10 the St. Mary's team of Manchester and the coach Of the team hlames the lack of practice for the downfall, Practice sessions will be held this week and if the players don't show up, the remaining games of the season are lia ble to be cancelled.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

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New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

The Burritts will practice tonight al St. Mary's field and the order has gone forth that all players must re- port promptly al f:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-21

George Mulligan denies that the Kapan-Garcia bout is to be post roned saying that someone has started the rumor in order that his chances of getting a record gate might be hurt. There are several in Hartford who would like to see NuliEan go broke on this venture and three guoSses are not needed to find who they are,
Evening star., 1926-11-12
FOOD SHOW JUDGES
TO PICK SIXTH BABY
Action Taken to Give Chance to
Mothers Who Have Been Un-
able to List Infants.

An extra opportunity for mothers
desirous of entering their babies in
the contest being conducted each aft
ernoon at the food show in the Wash
ingtn Auditorium will be offered to-
morrow afternoon, 1t was announced
today. In order to accommodate those
who have not been able to enter their
babies during the week, the judges
will select a sixth baby just before
the selection Of the grand winner to-
morrow afternoon.
The baby chosen from the six daily
winners tomorrow afternoon will be
selected by the applause system. The
grand winner will be awarded $40 in
gold.
Betty June Saunders, 1882 r street
IS months old, won the daily contest
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Rosetta, 704 Third street, won the
"newlyweds" prize.
Tonight a prize will be given to the
youngest married couple in at.
tendance. The food show will con
clude it's two weeks stand tomorrow
night with the award of sedan auto.
mobile and six other capital prizes.
Washingtonians who succeeded in
making the smileless man. smile
last night follow:
Miss Dorothy Maxwell. Berwyn
Md; l.. Mcintosh. 91S Eighteenth
street; I. Delise. 1881 North Capitol
street; F. Harris, 1882 U street; Miss
NJ c. Buckholt, 1900 Massachusetts
avenue; NJ. Loveless, 1923 North Caro-
lima avenue northeast: Miss Fife Risk
1902 G. street; Miss Margaret Adams
618 Nineteenth street; Mrs. John M.
Lewis. the Chastleton Apartments
Miss Ella Sorenson, Wardman Park
Hotel: Mrs. e. d. Lewis. 1925 New
Evening star., 1926-11-12

Hampshire avenue: Mrs. F. Schmidt,
1915 H street; Lodge Watkins, SIS F
street northeast; Mrs. G. T. Wood.
4807 Davenport street: Miss Ethel
Yessell, 1927 Jenifer street; Chester A.
Mundie, AIT Sixteenth street: Mrs. w
J. Close, 1921 New Hampshire ave
nue.; Charles Ziehl. 322 Eleventh
street northeast; Mrs. j. B. Moore,
Riverdale, Md.
Charles l.. Ahern, S131a Eighth
street northeast; M. Klomen, Arling.
ton. Va; Miss Janette Mothershead
1864 Oak street; Miss Ruby Mullinax,
1886 P street: Mrs. J. F. Taylor, 61S
o street; T. Kelly, 1927 c street north
east Miss Bessie Cohen, 709 Twelfth
street northeast; F. Burch, Mount
Vernon Apartments; J. Stonebraker,
1919 G street; L. J. Mcclure, 1775 Cali
fornia street: J. NJ. Darlington, 1775
California street; e. Lippold, 119
Massachusetts, avenue; Mrs. r. f.
Parker, 202 Tenth street southeast,
and Mrs. J. G. Biegman, 1887 Shep'
herd street.
Evening star., 1926-11-12

Warm Melton Cloth Coats
for boys 4 to II years: 2 and
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styles: plain or plaid lined.
brown, tan and blue mix
lures.
Evening star., 1926-11-12

had made similar attempts on a girl
10 and a girl II years Of age. He said
that Sherlock had been convicted and
sentenced to the Kansas State Peni-
tentiary in 1912 for another statutory
offense.
Walter Cant. colored, was SEN
fenced to serve eight years in the
penitentiary for robbery. Cant was
charged with watching for police
while his partner held up and robbed
Margaret Brown July II, 1925, of
$3.50.
Walter NJ. Hogan, colored, was SEN
fenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary for an assault May Is last on
Robert Daniels. He was convicted of
shooting Daniels.
Evening star., 1926-11-12

apparently in the neighborhood Of 30
years Of ago, drove up to the bank
with their weapons concealed.
The shot fired was not heard by
persons on the streets. although the
hank is in the center of the city of
about $4,000 population.
George Petering. teller. was talk
ing on the telephone as the robbers
entered. Before he realized what
was happening the robbers had jerked
him from the telephone and thrown
him to the floor.
The whole robbery was executed
swiftly and the bandits had departed
before an alarm could be given. The
robbery was the first bank hold-up
experienced here.
Evening star., 1926-11-12
FIVE BANDITS SEIZE
$14O,0(O AND FLEE
Force Officer to Open Vault
OF Indiana Bank-3 Kill
i Cashier in North Dakota.

LAPORTE, Ind. November 12.-
The Peoples Trust and Savings Bank
Of Laporte was held up and robbed
today by Ave armed men. who es
oapted with $4,000, of which $40 .000
was cash and the remainder securities.
Apparently with intent TO intimi
date. one robber fired a sawed-off shot
gun as the FIVE entered the bank.
The charge imbedded itself in the
ceiling.
The other four men drew revolvers
lined up five customers waiting at the
cages and took charge of the insti
tuition.
About a dozen persons. including
employees, were in the bank. All were
forced to lie on the floor while two
robbers stood guard over them.
George McClane. the president OF
the bank, was forced to lie down with
the others, as was a woman who en-
tered while the robbers were at work
The robbers cleared the tellers'
tills Of about $40, 600 in currency and
then forced the cashier, Harry Keller,
to open the vault and there about
100000, chiefly in negotiable secu-
rifles, was seized.
Flee in Waiting Auto.
The robbers fed eastward toward
South Bend in an automobile they
had waiting outside the bank.
The Ave, all well dressed ana
Evening star., 1926-11-12
MAN, 81, SENTENCED
ON CHARGE OF GIRL, IL

Justice Hoehling in Criminal Divi.
sion l today sentenced Charles Sher-
lock, 81 years old, to Is years in
the penitentiary on a charge Of at
tempted serious assault on a 12-year-
old girl.
Sherlock had enticed the girl into
his home, COS G street. July Is last, 1t
was charged. on the pretense Of CIV
ing her money for a bathing suit.
Justice Hoehling said that 1t had de
veloped during the trial that Sherlock
Evening star., 1926-11-12
DR.. KEEP WILL BE NEW
GERMAN CHARGE HERE
DIR. Dieckhoff to Become Counselor
Of Embassy in
London.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, November 12.--Dr. Otto
Kiep, former chief Of the press section
of the foreign office, has been appoint
ed counselor and charge d'affaires of
the German embassy in Washington
to succeed DIR. Hans Dieckhoff.
DR.. Dieckhoff becomes counselor of
the embassy in London, succeeding A.
Dufour-Feronce. who goes to Geneva
as German undersecretary to the
League of Nations.
The entire series of changes is sub.
ject to the League Councils approval
Of Herr Dufour- Feronce's appoint
ment. which, however, is taken for
granted,
Evening star., 1926-11-12

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Evening star., 1926-11-12

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Evening star., 1926-11-12
BISHOP DARST DINED.
Organizer of Crusade Explains Its
Significance.

Right Rev. Thomas c. Darst, bishop
of the diocese Of eastern Carolina and
orga nicer and leader of the bishops
crusade" was the guest of honor last
night at an informal dinner rendered
him by Rev. l.. B. Franck, rector OF
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, and Mrs.
Franck, prior to an address at the
church. in which he explained the
significance of the crusade.
Guests at the dinner were: Rev. and
Mrs. Pinckney Wroth, Rev. and Mrs.
Robert E. Lewis and Miss Florence
Currie Of Richmond. The meeting at
the church was attended by a large
congregation. Bishop Darst told of
the, progress of the movement to re-
vive interest in church activities.
Sfra nee hut Us the man Whn can't
Evening star., 1926-11-12
Three Kill Cashier.

MINOT. n. Oak, November 12 LP)
Three bandits held up the Citizens
State Bank Of Wheelock, Williams
County. today and shot and killed
H. y. Peterson, As, cashier of the
bank.
Evening star., 1926-11-12

Strange, but it's the man who can't
meet his creditors who meets most
of them.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-10-01

In connection with mixed drinks, the
following formulas for milk beverages
may aid mothers In serving something
new;
Iced Cocoa
8 tbsp. COCOA III cups evap-
2 tbsp. sugar Grated milk
Y cup hot water diluted with
Few grains salt u cups water
u tsp. vanilla
Scald the diluted milk in a double
boiler. Mix cocoa, sugar, salt and add
the hot water. Cook over low flame
from 10 to 15 minutes, stirring occa-
sfonally to prevent burning. Add to
the cocoa the scalded milk; return to
the double boiler and continue cooking
for 10 minutes. Add vanilla, chill be-
fore serving. Pour into tall glasses
which contain a few small cubes of
ice. Serve plain or top with whipped
cream sprinkled with cinnamon.
Serves four.
Egg-Noo.
1 egg diluted with
Few grains salt 2-8 cup Ice water
/ tbsp. sugar tbsp. berry or
Few gratings cherry juice or
nutmeg tbsp. non-alco-
2-3 cup cold holic sherry
evaporated milk
Separate white from yolk of egg.
Add salt to white and beat until stiff.
Beat yolk until thick and lemon col
ored and add the fruit juices, nutmeg
and sugar. Combine diluted milk with
yolk mixture. Pour into tall glass
and put the egg white on top. Sprinkle
top with chopped nuts and serve at
once. Serves one.
Orange-Nop.
u cup orange juice Ia CUP evaporated
Few grains salt milk diluted
2 1-S tsp. sugar with
la cup cold water
Add sugar and salt to orange juice
and pour slowly into the diluted milk,
stirring to mix thoroughly. Chill be-
fore serving One-half tsp. lemon i'm
proves this drink for many. Serves
one
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