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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-25
Table Talks
Dinner Menu
By Mildred Kitchen
Spanish Rice
Creamed Celery.
Bartlett Pear Stuffed With Cottage

Date Delight.
A most nutritious soup can be made
of peanut butter, the composition OF
which is protein. 20 per cent; fat, 45
per cent; carbohydrates, II per cent;
ash. ! per cent; calories. per pound,
$500. .....
Because Of this no hearty meat or
other protein dish need be served at
this meal. Make. n generous amount of
Spanish rice and with the soup. vege-
table a2d salad suggested, topped Off
with small portion of dessert,
well-balanced meal has been served.
PEANUT PUREE.
One quart Of milk.
One cup of peanut butter.
One tablespoon butter or cleo.
One tablespoon cornstarch.
One steapoon onion juice.
Dash nutmeg or mace.
One bay leaf.
Salt to taste.
Mix the cornstarch with a little
cold milk. Cook all in a double boiler
and stir till it IS hot. Strain through
sieve and serve hot with croutons.
SPANISH RICE.
Six tablespoons fat.
One-half cup washed raw rice.
Two cups tomatoes.
One small onion minced.
One bell pepper minced.
O1e cup water.
One-half cup cheese.
One dozen olives cut in small pieces.
Salt.
Use a deep iron skillet. A saucepan
will do, however.
Melt the fat. Add the rice au1
brown it just little. Add onions, to-
matoes, bell pepper, salt and water.
Cook till rice IS tender. adding moe
water if needed. just before ready TO
serve stir in the cheese.
DATE DELIGHT.
Oae-half cup light brown sugar.
One-half cup white sugar.
One cup dates cut in coarse pieces.
One cup walputs.
Two eggs.
Two tablespoons flour.
One tablespoon baking powder.
Cream yolks and sugar together-.
Sift flour and baking powder. ADD.
Stir in nuts and dates and fold in
stiff whites. Bake in a shallow pan in
a slow oven 0ne-half hour. Serve WITH
whipped cream. Serves eight.
REQUESTED RECIPE.
FIRM CRANBERRY JELLY.
Cranberries vary in their jelly max
ing property. pectin, so | usually play
safe and add gelatine where L want
a Jelly stiff enough to hold its shape
or 10 turn out Of fancy. mould.
WITH .GELATJNE.
Put two teaspoons of gelatine TO
soak in three tablespoons cold water
for five minutes. Set cup in pan oil
boiling water till it liquifies.
Cook one pound OF berries IN Two
cups of water with lid on till berries
burst, not more than five minutes.
Press through coarse sieve. ms
should make about two and o1e-hair
cups Of pulp. e
Add one and one-fourth cups OF
sugar and boil from six to ten minutes
with lid off. BY this time thick drops
should fall from the spoon aud IN
other ways give the jelly test.
Add the dissolved gelatine and pour
AZ once Into a mould.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-25

res ryhdIclte, IhcOTpVIHItu'
Arlettc without knowing she was any
thing more than the little songbird
whose sister had been my maid and
who is herself Nicholas Perry's mod
el?" | asked.
Marrying herr" Jim repeated in
credulously. What next: What
are we to learn Of this fascinating
little creature next"
(To BE Continued.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-25
THE MAKING OF A HUSBAND
A SERIAL BY Ann Lisle
CHAPTER 17S.

Copyright 1926. King roatur-, syndicate, IncOrpOTa
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-25
DATE DELIGHT.
REQUESTED RECIPE.
FIRM CRANBERRY JELLY.

Cranberries vary in their Jelly max
ing property. pectin. so | usually play
safe and add gelatine where L want
a ielly stiff enough to hold its shape
or 10 turn out Of fancy. mould.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18
5 D. c. RESERVE
GROUPS MEET

Five branches of the oorganized
reserves meet this week, according
to the announced schedule Of the
local reserve headquarters, Maj.
Rowan Lemly, senior officer In
charge.
Yesterday morning a large group
Of local reserve cavalry officers
took their first equation lessons
at For Myer, under the instruc-
ton of Capt. James B. Golden,
U, S. A.
Tonight reserve officers OF the
judge advocate general reserve will
meet at the Graham Building, to
hear Capt. James e. Morrison,
L. s. A., on military justice"
Officers of the chemical warfare
service will hear Major Edward G,
Wellington, u. S. A., outline the
years work. and give a general re-
view of the principles of chemical
warfare service. tactics.
Tomorrow evening the 428th in
fantry will meet, and the 313 field
artillery will meet Wednesday even
ing.
Major John F. Corby. U. S. A.,
will conduct the meeting on Sat
urday evening of reserve medical
officers in the Medical Science
Building.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18

handling ease-newer richness of
upholstery-newer, finer hardware
and fttings-newer refnements in
controls and lighting-newer, more
attractive color blendings far in ad-
vance of current harmonies.
And with this newer appearance,
joined to proved and unmatched
superiority of Chrysler perform
ance, dependability, economy and
long life, it is inevitable that the
new, finer Chrysler 10" will exert,
in more marked degree, the in
fluence which for the first three
years h as meant nothing but
Chrysler.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
TO ELECT OFFICERS

The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Catholic Charities will
be held at the City Club tonight.
Charles w. Darr. chairman of the
annual appeal. and Michael Hester.
chairman Of the annual dinner. will
address the meeting. Arthur j. MAY.
president OF the board of directors.
will preside
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18
DOPED IN 1925,
TRULY SAYS
By International News Service

BOSTON, Oct. 1S.-Mlss Gertrude
Trudy) Ederle was defeated in her
first attempt to swim the English
Channel in 1925 because she was
drugged, she told interviewers here
today.
Enemies fed her a dose of cocaine
in cup of beef tea given her as
nourishment as she neared the Chalk
Cliffs of Dover, she said.
She is here for theatrical engage
meIt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18

HUNDREDS of thousands the
/ i country over paid tribute to
the new, finer Chrysler 10" during
the past week.
They acclaimed it as intensifying
and surprising the Chrysler thrill
of three record-breaking years with
fresh standards of appearance and
performance-at prices as signi6-
cant as its brilliant new beauty.
Newer, more exquisitely graceful
bodies-newer, more distinctive sill
houette, set off with an exclusive
style of military front with cadet
sun visor-newer luxury of riding
comfort-newer, greater riding and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18

Come in today. See this new Chry.
sler beauty. Experience this new
Chrysler comfort, which not only
creates a distinct departure in de-
sign that forecasts the new vogue
in motor car engineering and prac-
tice, but whose prices also set new
measure of value for an entire in
duStry to follow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18
British Lord Sells Milk

GLASGOW, Oct. 18.-Lord Hamil-
ton of Dalziel, former lord-inwait-
ing to King Edward and King
George. is opening up a dairy and
milk shop in Motherwell. The shop
is designed in the old-fashioned style,
with matched roof.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18
WORLD FAMED SURGEONS
MEETING AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Oct. is. - World
famed surgeons mingled with coun-
try practitioners here today as 20
medical men from many parts of
the world began the four-day ses-
sion of the Interstate Post Gradu-
ate Assemblage of America,
The affair is expected to draw
nearly 1000 visitors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18
BootFegging In Germany

BERLIN, Oct. 1S.-Bootlegging is
flourishipg in Germany. even though
there is no prohibition law. Snug
gers are bringing beer and liquor
into Berlin in evasion of the heavy
state duties.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18
ADVERTISEMENT

Prices realized on Swift e. Company
sales OF carcass beef in Washington D.
e.. for week ending Saturday. October
16 1926. on shipments sold out ranged
from 1900 cents to 90 cents per pound
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18
clicks By Hix +"

Clerk-HGUe you reserU0-
tiOn?
Hick-N0D! Wh0tG ye think
I ana injun?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-18

Won without n roof over YOUR head
that you can call your own. Take
advantage of the HOMES FOR SALE
listed in the classified ads and then
YOU won't get "wet." See.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
Plant Display at
Farm Advisors s

Sesame is plant on display in
the farm advisors office in the
court house. This is a new crop be
ing tested at the University Of Cali
fornia experiment station at Melo-
Land. Oil obtained from sesame
seed is used commercially chiefly as
a cooking oil. IT shows promise as
Il cash crop adapted to hard soils in
Imperial Valley, according to the
farm advisor.
other interesting displays newly
placed ON the table for public view
are samples Of grain The wheat
shown includes Pusa No. T. Escon-
dido. early Baart, hard federation
and Sonora The Pusa No. + and
EScondido are considered especially
valuable because Of their rust re
Si>ting qualities.
Barley samples shown include
Tennessee Winter 80. 2274. Oregon
MARRIOTT and the common or coast.
OF these the Tennessee Winter No.
2274 is being recommended most
highly by the university.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
State High way
Board Awards
Many Contracts
~ United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO. July 31.-
The state highway commission yes
terday afternoon announced contract
awards in various sections of the
state approXimatin9 1886, l57.
They include:
Construction of a maintenance
building at Bishop, Iuvo county, to
Grant and johnson. Santa Barbara
%l4,6S7.
Construction of a division office
building in San Bcrnardino, to
George II. Hartz and Company. San
Bernardino, $2S,250.
Construction of a concrete rein
forced overhead crossing. to elimi-
nate the grade crossing over the
Santa Fe tracks on the coast high
way at Del Mar. Contract awarded
to John Short, Weed, Calf. for
$30,G72.
Paving of a section of the OXnard
road in Ventura county. awarded to
the United Concrete Pipe and Con
struction company, Los Angeles,
for &l54,95l.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
Science Enlists
Aid of Champion
Spark Plug Core

New scientific attention has been
directed to siImani,a. the rare
mineral used in making insulators
for Champion spark plugs through
its utilization in giving much longer
Iifc to thcrmocouplc tubes used with
promoters in testing high temper
aturcS
The pvronctcr is q delicate tenn
pcraturr measuring instrument, with
couples Of platinum wire cncascd in
protecting tubes continuously sub
icctcd to temperatures of several
thousand degrees.
Thcrmorouplc tubes have been
made tor wears Of tn" finest re
f'ractorics obtajuablc. But because
Of tire deterioration Of the tubes due
10 cNtr,Do heat and penetration Of
gases, the Gpkrcp on the instruments
Las been a large item Of cost in
plants whore accurate testing Of
high temperatures is an important
part of the manufacturing process.
In Champion spark plug cores.
siIlimanitr bad demonstrated its
high mochauical strength under Sc
we're STRESS. its resistance to great
heats and tbat il is non-porous and
lmpcrNleHs to gas penetration.
This led to the development of
tbcrmoe9upIe tubes Of sillimanite by
the ceramic scientists at company 5
lnSuIatcr plant at Detroit So sue
resSful were they in the great kiIns
in which Champion cores are fired
that the Brown Instrument company
Of PhinladeIphia, recognized as a
leader in producing high heat test
ing instruments, has made arrange
mcnts for the production Of Cham
Pion silIimanite thcrmocouplc tubes
ou a commercial basis.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
VacatiOnists Are
Told Merits of
New Camp Beds

One of The best things about out
doors is the amount of honest to
goodness sleeping you can cram into
ia ten hour night. But, even the open
won I pat n tired man to slccp un-
les he has comfortable bed to lie
on.
The old idea Of sleeping on the
ground was all right when there was
no better way, but ncw, when YOU
can get = crackeriack little folding
ted that takes almost no space at
.aH III the car, there $ no reason why
yen shouldn't sleep like a log.
You may have a camp bed, as
VIDE and nicely sprung as your bed
at home, if You choose, or simpler
cot, that is quite comfortable, or
You may sleep on the ground i'm
Igenuine luxury providing YOU have
"a good mattrcss. The best camp
mattress is Of a pneumatic type, to
he inflated with q tire pump, prefer
ably although a good set Of lungs
viii do in a pinch.p Next best is II
mattress Of kopack, or silk floss,
which does not absorb moisture as
cotton will do when placed on the
ground.
In addition, a good supply Of
heavy, soft wool blankets, for it's
quit likely TO be agrceably cool at
night, no matter what season of the
year YOU 90 camping. All this
sounds like Il lot Of equipment, but
it will roll up into surprisingly small
space, and how welcome it will be
when you come, doIiciosiv tired, to
the end Of a perfect day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
Helen Wills To
Meet M. Browne
In Finals Sunday
Ey HENRY l.. FARRRL
United Press Staff Correspondents

EAST HAMPTON, y. y. July 81.
-IIelcn Wills, national women 5
tennis champion, who is swinging
into her old form after her opera
tion. will meet Mrs. f. II, Roser Of
New York in the semi final round
of the Maidstone tennis club 5 an
nual invitation tourney this after
noon.
If She defeats Mrs. Rocser, Miss
Wills viii meet Mary X. Browne of
California in the finals tomorrow,
Il match calculated to extend the
champion to the utmost.
- viii have to move around more
than have been doing if | reach
the finals, - Miss Wills commented.
She added that she "ncvcr felt bet
ter in her life and plans an cX-
tcnsive program for the rest Of the
season.
Miss Wills said she would play
in the singles at the Scabright tour
uamcnt next week and might play
in the mixed doubles.
Il want to play with Bud
Chandler,' she said. ~ prefer
California players, - Chandler is
intercollegiate chamnion and was Il
classmatc of Miss Wills at the Uni
verstv Of California.
Miss Wills reached the semi-final
hv her defeat of Mrs Frederick
Schmitz in match that was easy
for hcr, winning 50, 81 Miss
Browne oualified by a hri)iant de
feat of Molla Mallory in 4 hard
fought match 6-4, 6-i.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
Police Arrest
Chinese TOngman

WALLA WALLA, Wash, July
3l.--Wong Wah, Chinese tongman,
wanted in Seattle for the murder
Of Charles Ching ON July -, was
held in Jail here today for Seattle
authorities.
Wong Wah admitted he was the
wanted man when arrested last night
He had been here several days and
had been watched by Officers who
were on guard against possible
tong war here.
He belongs to the Bng Kong
Tong,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
Go Church Su1adaYgE
First Baptist

sunday SchoDl will open at 9:45
with classes for Young and old. Spc-
cial classes fer men and women.
Tn" morning service at II u. m.
viii be conducted by the pastor,
Rev. G. +. Fl0uagin and will speak
en- "Thc Peril of Over Caution.
An Young people are invited to
the Young people 5 meeting at 6:+3
+. m.
At the evening service at 7:45 the
pastor viii speak ON "The Con
straint Of Love. There will be a
song service.
Splendid ventilation and the bic
faus make the church one of the
coolest places in town. \ cordial
invitation is extended to the pub
lie.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
Local Men Off
On Hunting Trip

ATTORNEYS J. W. G|assforI, Ken
dan B. Perkins and Harry w. Hor-
ton. accompanied by Charles L.
Murphy, left this morning for a
week S hHntiHg trip into Lower Cali
foruIa.
The local men plan to enter Mex
leo by WAY Of Tijuana, continuing
south 10 n point over 100 below En-,
Sruada. Horton and GlaSsford have
been in this section on previous
hunting trips and have returned
with glowing accounts of the game
~ be obtaimed therc-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
Rescue Crews Try
To Save Five Men
BY United Press Leased Wire

WEST PORTAL, Colo. July 31.-
Five men today were buried under
tons Of loose rock in the western
side of the Moffat railroad tunnel
being bored under James peak
through the continental divide of
the Rocky mountains.
Rescue crews worked throughout
the night putting in new timbers
and removing the 1000 tons Of rock
that. fell into the bore yesterday.
Little hope is held out for the
men, although it is said air could
have reached them through the mass
of rock and splintered timbcrs.
The men are imprisoned about l2,-
900 feet from West Portal.
One man, II. /. Thompson, %, of
Fort Collins, was caught near the
end of the rock fall and was remov-
ed after a short time. Hc,dicd last
night.
State mine inspectors rushed to
the scene and after an inspection
held little hope that the men would
be brought out ai:Ye. Officials of
the Moffat tunnel commission had
similar apprehenSions.
Officials saiG they believed only
the five were imprisoned int the
cavein, but it was feared two or
three men might have been in the
/ bore,
The streams Of Butte county were
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
'iusual Speed
Maintained By
Willy s-Knight

most satisfactory way to test
actual road speed and endur-
power of an automobile. its
'hg ease and ecoromv features.
highway driving in congcst.
atflc conditions. Such test
IS the true virtues Of the ear
natural conditions.
emily a WHY'S Knight Seventy
ing five adult passengers was
Y from New York CITY to
'real. Canada, Il J'stancc of
than 1875 miles in .ess than q
. hours.
4 tour was started ON July O.,
tf tn" most heavily traffickcd
'is Of the summer season. Lcav-
e" York at 1870 p. IN. the driv-
'id his party reached the ca.
.u city ut $50 a. m. the follow
Fay. The actual time was re-
FL at II hours including "'time
for meals. fuel, water and 9th.
'eSsarr stops.
.1n II. Wessen Of New York.
river Of the ear, checked his
lig speed which shows an aver
I - miles per hour during the
|. trip. His gasoline conSump.
figured exactly at 30 miles
.allon.
4 annual speed maintained by
WHY'S Knight - Seventy" was
ped under natural traffic con
$. While the highways were
|'ngcsted 10 the point Of actual
Iage the traffic encountered
| extremely heavy with holiday
It's.
feasibility and roadibilitv Of
Seventy, together with his
ing ease, aided materially in
ping the speed.
100000 hotel is being built on
lr street, Stockton.
|ucklc, Colosa county. produc,
tons Of apricots this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
Oil Company
To Build Here

\ distributing plant for the Mo-
tor Oils and Supply company. "St'-
mated to cost about $4,000 is to be
built in El Ceatro. The company
has leased property of the nclno lee
plant from the EI Centre Holding
corporation through the Edgar Real
ty company for a site.
According to !. c. OFT, rcpreScn-
tativr Of the company this plant
will have distribution Of Ventura
aud Calpct products throughout Inn
pcrial Valley and Yuma territory.
1t is understood that work on the
plant win bc started as soon rs u ~
possible to get the necessary mate
rial.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
See Delozier Reynolds for bas.
lrices on your used furniture. 6tf

Fisher Blood-On Thursday after
roon quiet wedding took place at
HE Baptist parsonage when Nema
Fisher and Philip r. Blood were
married. The Young couple are from
Los Angeles where the groom is in
the employe of Richard j. Fisher.
Finding the valley climate rather
warm Mr.. and Mrs. Blood started the
same evening ON their return to Los
Angeles where they will make their
home at AZ Crocker street.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
Hotel Barbara Worth
Dining Room
Open All Summer
Registration To
Reach High Mark

With a few precincts yet to be
heard from registration throughout
the county for the August primary
election had exceeded the $4,000
mark at noon today, according to
figures at Cal Mousseau S office.
Time limit for registration will ex,
pire at 5 p, m. today. Indications
are that the final registration figure
will reach an exceptionally high fig.
ne for the county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
DR.. Harry Findley, specialist in
diseases of eve. ear nose and
throat. 1924 Davis Bldg. Phone
90. adv
Free Delivery For Brawley.

Free Delivery For Brawley. -
Starting Monday, Brawlcy will en-
jov free mail delivery. |. +, Smith
has been appointed permanent car
ricr and Austin Bryant has received
n temporary appointments This
appointment may be made later.
The change will necessitatc cStab-
lishmcnt of drop mail boxes at con
Ncnient points about the town. Nine
have been installed and a few more
will be added.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
New Screen Doors and Windows
for comfort and health. Get our
prices. Valley Lumber Co. adv

McKibbens To Tour North. -
Mr. and Mrs. X. II. Mckibbcn will
leave tonight for an eXtcnded auto
tour through Washington and Brit
iSh Columbia. They expect to be
gone about month. Among places
they expect TO visit are Rainier Ma
tional park. Seattle and numerous
towns in the Puget Sound district.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
Death OF Nurse
Cause Of Inquiry
By United Press Leased Wire

By nitcd Press Leased Wire
FRESNO, Cal, July 31.-Harry
H. Henderson, representative Of the
state board Of medical examiners,
plans to return to San Francisco
today to lay before the board GER
tain facts concerning the death of
Miss Leila 4. Atkinson, young
burSe, which he had gathered here.
Miss Atkinson died July rs fol-
lowing an operation by Dr. G. Carl
McPhcetcrs Dr. McPhcctcrs has
been charged with forgery in = com
rIaint filed by the district attorney
and is at liberty on 2,c00 bond.
Henderson questioned number of
persons here yesterday and declared
today his investigation had been
completed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
You'll kcst Well through hot
summer nights if you build that
screen sleeping porch row. Ask for
figures. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Deputy Will Auction Diamonds

Deputy Will Auction Diamonds.
Three diamonds win bc auctioned by
Deputy Sheriff Charles Nice at I'm
rerial on August & to satisfy a
pledge and mortgage. Claims to be
settled total $500. It is the first
time in the history of the sheriff :
office that diamonds have been in7
cludcd in material offered at a shcr-
if 5 sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
For Sale Cr Pianos De
ozIer Rey notas Furniture Co. ct
Imperial -Brawley Road Open.

Imperial Brawley Road Open. -
After being closed for a week while
- drain pipe was being installed, the
impcrial-Brawley gravel road, is
again open for traffic. Travellers
torrcd 10 use the dctours during the
u Rod the road was closed, report
they wer" almost impossible the
last few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31

For sale-Red and white grapes.
Edgcwid Ranch. y miles off
Main ST. South Dahlia canal. Phone
9OSJJ. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31

Fryers and Fat Hens. Any num-
Der. Dressed or undressed. Phone
966. 1882 Woodward. adv