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CAST BALLOT
AGAINST ma
KEMP'S CALL
Wichita Falls Man is
Out With Appeal as
Ferguson Alta ck s
Bond Plan

WICHITA FALLS. Tex, June H.
LPi-An appeal 10 the democratic
voters TO east their ballots against
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson in
the primary July %. because Of her
failure TO call special session ~
the legislature TO enact legislation
10 validate special district road
the United States supreme court. in
tae Archer county case was issued
Wednesday afternoon by j. a. Kemp.
chairman Of the statewide committee
on bond valuation.
Mr.. Kemp's statement in part fol-
lows:
On Tuesday evening. June l5. in
ms home city at Wichita Falls. Tex
as, the proxy governor Of this state.
In discussing the valuation az Tex
H. bonds, made q vicious attack upon
me, and upon the motives Of COM
mittee representing thousands Of
patriotic Texans who desire to give
immediate assurance to the nation
that Texas recognizes its moral OBJ
legations to repay money used in the
building Of its highways. / have no
reply 70 make to the scurrlous per
sonal attack.
~ However. am impellcd to state
that a deplorable situation is pre-
sented by the suggestion Of jim
Ferguson in his speech here that
Texas should repudiate its obIiga-
tionS to repay money in good faith
loaned TO our citizens. According to
Associated Press dispatches. Jim
Ferguson stated. in substance. that
the purpose Of our committee had in
mind IN petitioning for a convoca-
tion Of the legislature 10 validate
bond issues affected by the Archer
county case. was TO befriend eastern
bondholders and 10 make a brokerage
house out of the governors office.
This is so patiently false, as TO call
for no reply. | DO, however. wish 10
state that my long life among the
citizens Of Texas convinces me that
we will not endors" any man or
choose for the high office Of govern
or. any representative who directly
or Indirectly suggests that Texas
should repudiate its honest debts
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ANTI-SALOON
LEAGUE Head
Is. ON. STAND
Senator Presses Hard
For Replies to Ques-
tions; Draw Capac-
ity Crowd

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. June II tPi
Wayne Il. Wheeler. general council
of the Anti Saloon league, : faced
Senator Reed of Missouri. today be-
fore the senate campaign fund COM
mittee in a spectacular battle OF
words over Wheeler's public charges
of expenditures bv the ''liduor in
terests" in Pennsylvania $2,000,0O0
republican primary.
The long awaited clash between the
dry leader and the fiery Missourian.
a consistent foe Of the anti-saloon
league and it's prohibition policies,
brought an overflowing crowd 10 the
big committee room and provided a
breathless climax to the committed s
colorful inquiry into Pennsylvania
politics.
Wheeler took with him 10 the wit
ness stand n bundle Of papers as #
he were prepared for long siege OF
questioning, running over many
phases Of the leagues activities. Al
the outset Reed warned him that he
"had better cancel" other engage
ments for the morning, as the COM
mittee had considerable business TO
transact with him
Questions Wayne Wheeler
Wheeler held his right hand high
as he took the oath, administered by
Reed as committee chairman. He
took n seat directly across the table
from the Missourian.
After bringing out that Wheeler
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PITTSBURGH Pa. June 17.-(H0-Ffteen persons met
death and more than of passengers injured,
several seriously shortly before last midnight when fast
pennsylvania railroad trains wrecked in end
collision two miles west of Blairsvile intersection.
The crash came when the Cincinnati Limited poughed
into the Of the Washington Express which had stopped
when air hose parted.
The two locomotives of the Limited and the club car i'm
medately following them well two express seepers
were badly wrecked
mass of twisted steel mute testimony Of the terri
fic crash.
The express seepers were teescoped their full length
The twin locomotives the Limited left the rails and u-
SET Mhe the club crushed in the foreend shot into
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CARL MACEE
FREED UPON
COURT ORDER
Judge Leahy Admitted
on Stand He Was
Aggressor IN Trou-
bic i'm New Mexico I.

EAST LAS VEGAS. N. NJ. June 17.
-tPl-Carl &. Magee, stormy petral
Of New Mexico politics. is a free
man again today. BY a directed ver-
dict Of the court last night he was
freed Of the charge Of manslaughter
brought against him following the
fatal shooting of John Il. Lasseter,
young highway department engi-
neer, here last August.
Lasseter was killed by bullet in
tended for Former Judge David j..
Leaby. political enemy of Magee,
who was one Of the principal wit
ncsses for the state yesterday.
Leahy on the witness stand admitted
that he was the aggressor in the
fight that ended in Magee firing
three shots. One shot killed Las
setter and another struck Leahy i'm
the arm.
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Moody Turns to
New Line of Attack

MEMPHIS. Texas, June l7.-tPi-
Attorney General Moody turned to a
new line of attack here Wednesday
IN one Of his DAYS addresses in be-
half Of his candidacy for governor
He devoted much time to an attack
on the statement attributed to James
+. Ferguson at Wichita Falls that
those who agitate a special session
Of the legislature are urging valida-
tion without submitting the matter
TO vote of the people of Si0O.OOO.-
600 in road bonds which the u. s..
Supreme court said they don't owe. !"
Moody took issue with Ferguson :
purported statement. The attorney
general declared that payment Of
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Indicates That
POintCUMSelUUv
Permit Favored

That the amount Of obstruction
probably would not be sufficient to
prevent n permit TO be granted to
Col. Sam Robertson for the construc-
tion Of a eauseway from Point Isabel
to Padre Island, was the opinion
voiced hv Major J. l.. Schley. United
States district engineer, AT the con
clusion of his hearing Thursday
morning in the county district court
room here At which both objections
to the cause~ay and pleas fayoring it
were heard
Major Schley qualified his state
ment BY saying that he was not GER
tain whether this would be his recon-
mendation on the application of Col.
Robertson but that this was the way
it Appeared at the conclusion Of the
hearing
Opposition to the construction Of
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a causeway without proper openings
for the passage Of marine traffic
was voiced by property owning in
terests. and the fishing interests and
the pleasure boat owners. while pleas
for the causeway We're presented by
the Rio Grande Railroad. chambers
Of commerce, banks and civic organi-
cations.
Colonel Robert son Hard
Colonel Robertson. who proposes "a
build the eauseway TO connect the
mainland with his beach drive on
Padre Island. was the first to state
mis- ease ut the hearing. lie said
that il was his intention to build q
causeway beginning about 2.2O0 fee,
north of Point Isabel to Padre Island
with 50-foot span 10 allow the pas
sage Of vessels from the bay up
Lagune Madre. Colonel Robertson
said that il was his intention 20 Op-
crate the span with electric power
and 70 light the causeway with elec-
tricity secured from the Valley Elec-
tric company plant.
-" "a tAAA4NtFAH lfAfrfHIANk AUt tstA
guna Vista club, was one Of the first
70 speake in opposition 10 the plan
70 build a causeway az the point in
dieated. He revealed the fact that
the Laguna Vista club intended 20
dredge a private channel from Point
Isabel 20 the location of its property
on Laguna Madre AZ point seven
miles from Point Isabel. He de-
clared that this would give the Val
ley a harhor seven miles nearer than
Point Isabel and that the proposed
channel could not be dredcei unteys
there were suitable opening in the
causeway. Mr.. Hallam said that this
channel ~ 20 be 100 feet wide and
rs feet deep and j. 4 part of ox-
tersive development TO take place at
Laguna Vista. within the next few
nonths. lie also brought out the
fact that during stormy weather the
fishing vessels seek a haven north Of
Point Isabel and that unless proper
facilities for their passage through
the capseway We're made that they
would be deprived Of their safety.
Urges 5000 Foot Shoreline
Louis Cobolini, who said that he
was speaking purely from the stand
point of-one interested in the harbor
project, expressed belief that in the
future the government would need
dredges. machine shops and other
paraphernalia attending the growth
Of the port. and recommended that
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THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Grande Valley: Partly cloudy to un-
settled tonight and Friday; not much
change in temperature
For East Texas: Partly cloudy to
cloudy tonight and Friday with scat
tered thundershowers; cooler in
north portion tonight. Moderate
southerly winds on the coast.
The weather continued mostly
cloudy and unsettled practically
throughout the country since last re-
port, with scattered showers and
fhunderstorms in the northwestern.
central, and southwestern states. II
was warmer in the Ohio and middle
and lower Mississippi Valleys this
morning. and cooler in the south At
lantic states.
The highest temperature yesterday
IT Texas stations ranged from 100
~ Abilene TO 50 at Galveston.
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BROWNSVILLE
IS SELECTED
Texas Fruit Men to
Gather Here
i'm 1927

BEAUMONT = Texas. June IL
Rl-Brownsville was chosen today
for the next annual convention Of
the Texas Wholesale Fruit and
Vegetable Dealers association and
Ed SteSman of Beaumont was
elected president. An Invitation
far the next convention 10 be held
in FL Paso came from the cham
ber of commerce OF that city.
The invitation was extended
by the Brownsville chamber of
commerce through W. 4. McDavitt
cf McDalstt Brothers, who is
delegate to the convention.
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CCEN WINNER IN
JUNIOR net PLAY

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June IT,
Junior Coen. 14-year ?old Kansas City
boy player upset predictions today
when he defeated Jimmy Quick. Dallas
junior. in the semi-final matches in
the Junior Missouri Valley champion
ship at the Rockhill tennis club here.
81. 6-2.
Berkley Bell. Austin, Texas. defeat
ed Joe Smith, ST. Louis. 6-3, rs.
Bell ranked number five in the
United States in the junior division.
now meets Coen, number boy play
er in the United States last year. in
the finals.
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THOUSANDS MEET
RED SPECIAL

CHICAGO. ILL.,. June l7.-tPD-The
Red Special bearing Cardinal Bon
zano. the papal legate, eight other
princes OF the church and sixty pre-
lates OF the Catholic hierarchy to the
Eucharistic ceremonies arrived in
Chicago shortly before 10 o'clock this
morning.
Braving threatening skies, throng
of several thousand greeted the train
at the city limits. whence il moved
slowly TO the Illinois Central station.
where the official welcoming delega-
tion waited 20 escort the legate to
the Cathedral of the Holy Name.
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5 PERISH IN
BURNINCCAR
Inquiry Started Into
Cause of Blaze
on Sleeper

LAS VEGAS, Nevada, June IL (Pl-
Two separate Investigations were
under way here today to fix causes
and responsibility for a fire at dawn
yesterday on a Union Pacific tourist
sleeper near Crystal siding, Nevada.
IN which five passengers burned 20
death and seven were injured, one
seriously. Only one Of the five
bodies recovered had been identified
this morning. the railroad listing
four persons as missing
Mrs. j. q. King. Drummond. Mont,
bride of a few days. perished when
she returned to the blazing car in
an effort to save her husband who
had entered il to recover baggage.
King escaped by jumping from a
window and was not aware that his
wife had reentered the car. He was
badly burned and bruised.
The missing:
W. II. McCreary, Sc, Riverside,
Calf.
q. w. Gutcher. address unknown.
Lydia "A. Hall, rs. Redlands. Calf.
Ellen n. Green. so, Redlands, Calf.
The fire broke out in a Pullman
car and before the train could be
moved 70 Crystal siding the flames
trapped the sleeping passengers. The
cause of the fire is unknown, al
though investigators regarded the
electric wiring in the Pullman car
as a possible source. The civil au-
thorities here and the Union Pacific
railroad officials are making separate
Investigations. The train was stopped
when the blaze was discovered but
its seriousness was not apparent un-
til al attempt was made to bring the
coach to Crystal siding.
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Acute Homesickness
Cause, Doty Asserts

DAMASCUS. Syria, June II Up
Bennett j. Doty. American member
Of the. French foreign legion. today
asserted that IL was not cowardice
hut acute home sickness that caused
his "momentary desertion" from his
company in Syria recently.
II suppose hat similar discourage
ment sometimes oyercbmes even the
best of soldiers" said Doty speaking
Of his homesickness, but I realized
my error and surrendered to the
first post or gendarmes on the
trans-Jordan frontier. ! did not fire
on the gendarms: on the contrary,
surrendered Voluntarily"
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sthe air and stood upright. All
other sleepers on the two
trains. totalling eleven, were
derailed.
The list Of known dead:
VI. :. GORDON. Altoona, Pa. cngi-
neer OF the train which crashed into
the standing train.
\ L. HOLLINCSWORTH. address
unknown, fireman for Gordon.
4. A. MCCONNELL, Altoona. Pa.
engineer Of the second locomotive on
Gordon's train.
EDWARD J. DONNAGHAY, Pitts
burg, superintendent or Pittsburgh
Brass and Bronze company.
c. F. BAUMAN, passenger, Colum-
bus. O.
MRS. WILLIAM B. DURMOODY.
Williamsburg. Pa.
&. y. HEPPELY. address unknown.
JOHN A. KELLEY, New York in
surance man.
DIR. q. Il. CARTER, medical insti-
tute, Pittsburgh.
A. n. LEES. baggage master, ad-
dress unknown.
Two unidentified children who oc-
cupied the same sleeping compart-
ment with Mrs. Durmoody Of Will
kinsburg. Pa.
The injured at Latrobe hospital.
X. Fl. Jones, Cincinnati, o., lacer-
ations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay HGelcher, Buff
falo, y. Y. decorations.
Charles Robinson. negro porter.
Pittsburgh, broken leg.
Peter Johnson. Cleveland, Ohio.
broken leg.
Clarence Heiple, Erie. Pa, bruises.
Carl Russell, Rutherford, n. j..
bruises.
Mrs. Essie Bryan. Owentown, KY.
amputation one leg, condition very
critical.
Joseph Wise, Philadelphia. bruises.
Weak Speed, Washington ID. O.,
bruises.
The wreck. Pennsylvania railroad
officials said. came after the express
stopped 10 repair an air hose. The
flagman, il was said, went back and
burned flares. About ten minutes
later. they added. the limited, being
hauled BY two locomotives, came
laundering out Of the night and
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2KILLED, 20 HURT
in IOWA TORNADO

CLARINDA. Iowa, June IL Ps-
Two persons killed. at least twenty
injured and property loss aggregat-
ing Sl50.000 was the toll Of a tor
nado which swept across Clarinda
late yesterday. Approximately thirty
homes were wrecked. Dennis Usher.
l3. was killed when he and three
other boys were caught in pasture.
The lad was hurled hundreds of feet
J. A. Douglas was fatally injured
when the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
Lyman Ernest. was demolished. He
died in a hospital.
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FIND RUTHERFORD
GUILTY IN KILLING

BROWNWOOD. Texas. June IL
(Pl-The trial Of Dave W. Rutherford
of Santa Anna for the murder of
deputy sheriff J. w. Griffith Of that
city on February Is. 1924, was con
cluded Wednesday night. The jurs
was out about an hour and returned
a verdict of guilty. assessing the
punishment al life Imprisonment.
The case was brought here on q
change of venue from McCuloch
county, where Rutherford was the
same sentence att he first trial last
year.
A motion for a new trial will prob
ably be filed. according TO counsel
for the defense.
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BULLS ACTIVE ON
new YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. n. ", June 17-lPl-
A gigantic bull movement got under
way in today's stock market, carry
ing prices upward one TO IL points
on an enormous volume Of trade.
U. y. Steel touched the highest
in il hitory at i39 "a andsetaoin
place in its history at l39 "a and
General Motors the years best level
At l47 1-2. Total sales had crossed
100000 shares before ] >. N.
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ROGERS ELECTED
HEAD OF ROTARY
fcraeial 70 The Herald.l

DENVER, Colo. June 17.-Harry
II. Rogers Of San Antonio was elect
ed president of Rotary international
mere today, defeating Tom Davis of
Rntte. Montana. and Arthur Sapp Of
Huntington, Indiana. Vote was 1904
for Rogers. 902 for Sapp. 563 for
Davis. II was moved by Sapp, Sec
,orded By Davis. to make the election
Of Rogers unanimous. Ro~ers cam
paign was handled bv Walter Cline
Of Wichita Falls. ali Falkenhainer Of
Iowa. and Sid Hardin of Mission.
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CoTToNBELT TO SELL BONDS

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. June IL up
The ST. Louis Southwestern rail-
way asked the interstate commerce
commission today for authority to
issue 81 0S5.0O0 Of first terminal
and unifving mortgage bonds to be
exchanged in refunding a like amount
Of first mortgage bonds Of the Gen.
tral Arkansas and Eastern railroad.
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Drinks Available in
Pennsy's Primary

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. June IT,
RD-K. M. Updegraff. former pro-
hibtion agent of Pittsburgh, today
told the house alcoholic liquor traffic
committee that preceding the Penn
sylvanfa primaries recently you
could get drink in any saloon in
Pittsburgh with a Pepper Fishes" !"
campaign zisn On the outside.
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South Plains Rails
Argument on July l9

WASHINGTON. ID. g., June II (H'l-
The five applications for construc-
tion of new railroads in the South
Plains section of Texas were assigned
by the interstate commerce commits
sion today for oral argument July 10
in Washington.
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White Star Lines
Sale is Approved

NEW YORK, June 17.-(Pp-Sale
og the White Star line to Furness.
Witty and company and other
British interests was approved today
by stockholders Of the International
Mercantile Marine company for be-
tween 1000. 900 and 100000 pounds.
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Issue Requisitions
For Rutherford

JEFFERSON CITY, No.. June II tF1
Two acquisitions for the return ta
Sc. Louis or William Allen Scott
Rutherford. Pine Bluff. Ark, former
United States army reserve officer.
on n revived charge of killing a hotel
bell boy in 81. Louis last October no.
and on a related charge Of carrying
concealed weapons. were issued to-
day by Governor Sam A. Baker upon
Governor T. j. Terral Of Arkansas.
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LEAP 1000 FEET

DAYTON, Ohio, June IL tPl-Lieu-
tenant James +. Hutchinson and r
ii. Stanley. army air service observer
today made parachute leaps to safety
from burning McCook field air
plane, 1000 feet above the village
of Osborn.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June ~ OP,-The
1927 Grotto convention win be in
Cleveland 1t was decided today co.
the closing session 0f the thirty
seventh annual convention of the nu-
preme council. mystic order OF yelled
prophets Of the enchanted realm, a
Masonic social organization
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I, WASHINGTON. ID. G.. June IL Up
A senate bill to permit use of corn
sugar in certain food products with
out SO labelling was passed today by
the house. II now goes TO the pres
ident.
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ON
Limited Train
PlOU SleepeYS

PITTSBURGH, Pa. June 17.-OFo-Fifteen persons in
Guiding four tranmen and eleven passengers killed in
the wreck OF the Washington Express and the Cincinnati
Limited Bairsvie intersection the Pennsylvania rail
road officially announced today after careful check of all
undertaking establishments in Latrobe Derry and Blairs
vile. to which places the bodies removed
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BRIDGE BILL. SIGNED

WASHINGTON. ID. C., June IL
President Coolidge today signed the
bill permitting the Eagle Pass and
Piedras Negras bridge company 20
span the Rio Grande nj Eagle Pass.
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LEADER IN COUP

LISBON, June IL tRp-General
Comes Da Costa. one o. the leaders
in the recent coup d etat in pertu-
gal. has placed himself at the head
of the government.
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RADIO PROGRAM

12 m.-SGxephone solos by Rox
Garcia.
G p. m.-Xylophone duet by G. +
and Tom Pendergraft.
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ASCOT. England. June II Up
Sir John Rutherford's Solario. the
favorite. won the gold cup feature
OF today's "royal Ascot" program.
The race. ale miles, carried prizes
of about $4,000.
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ST. ANNES, England, June M Up
Walter Hagen. American professional
leads the field In the central section
of qualification play for the British
open golf championship lie turned
in a fine 7l today after his 72 On
yesterday. giving him the low nE-
gregate OF l43.
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Hagen Leads Field
In Open Golf Event

ST. ANNE'S, England. June II Up
All nine Americans competing here
came successfully through the quail
fication rounds for the British open
golf championship tournament play
which begins Wednesday.
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RHEIMS PITCHING $
WINS FOR CARDS

BOSTON, Mass, June ~ (P)-Na-
tional: First game.
st. Louis .. oil 100 00l-4 3 i
Boston ...... 900 200 000-2 6 2
Batteries: Rhem and O'Farrell; X.
Smith, Moridge and j. Taylor.
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An Ohio man writes to the Valley
urging that the Valley grow green
stuff Perhaps the Ohio gentleman
hasn't had figures on the green
stuff" grown in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley. something like $4,000
cars of which oaly 1900 or 2000 cars
comes under a classification other
than green stuff.
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AND ONION
CREAM SOUP IS FINE

Potato and onion cream soup is
Il good way 10 make a quart of whole
milk serve three children and their
mother in a satisfying but easy-to.
cook lunch. Well just suppose there
is a cup each of buttered onions and
mashed potatoes in the cooler a piece
of parsley and hard cooked egg.
First chop the onion coarsely so it
will be incOnspicuous in the soup, or
run through the sieve or ricer if one
member Of the family is prejudiccd
against onion. Ii there are any Jumps
in the potato. it will taste better run
through the riccr. too. Heat one quart
milk leave cream I'M. onion, potato
and piece Of butter the size Of a
walnut in double boiler at least 10
minutes. stirring we'll Stir in four
crushed soda crackers if you want the
soup thicker, and serve in warm bowls
with riced hard cooked egg over the
top OF each serving. The piece Of
parsley adds a bit of green color.