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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
TEXAS ELECTION BRIEFS

vote in Harlingen today. n ballot for
the presidential nominee whose
name she bears. IL was her first
participation in a presidential cleo
tion.
VERNON. Texas. Nov. 6.-tP-
Lcaden skies in Wilbarger county
threatened to cut down the general
election vote today.
DENISON. Texas. Nov. 6.-lPl-
A steady drizzle failed TO keep Gray
son county voters from the polls to-
day and a heavy ballot was reported.
GREENVlLLE, Texas. Nov. 6.-fP,
EARLY balloting here today indica.-
ed unusual interest in national and
state races despite overcast skies
and occasional light showers.
BRECKENRIDGE. Texas. Nov. g.
PA campaign which brought Sen
ator Joseph Robinson, democratic
vice presioh ntial nominee; Or. John
Roach Straton and other important
political speakers to west Texas
promised to result in the heaviest
general erection vote IN NIfpnGnN
county. A slow rain greeted first
voters.
SAN ANGELO. Texas. Nov. 6.-CP,
"A misty atmosphere prevailed in
San Angelo on election day, but no
rain fell and roads were in good rom
dition. Clyde Vinson, Tom Green
county democratic chairman. pre-
dicted that three-fourths Of the
county's vote would be polled in the
democratic column. G. q. Harris,
republican candidate for attorney
general on the republican ticket.
forecast a small majority for Hoo
yer.
WACO. Texas. Nov. 6.-lPi-
Cloudy. threatening weather early
today failed to keep scores OF voters
from the polls. An unusually heavy
vote was forecast.
LAREDO. Texas. Nov. 6.-tP-ln-
dications today were that Webb
county would east 1000 votes III the
presidential election. All border
counties are expected to poll nearly
their full voting strength.
CHlLDRESS. Texas, Nov. 6.-lPl-
More than 400 votes had been cast
in the first four hours here TODAY.
surprising all previous early ballot
ing records.
BEAUMONT, Texas. Nov 6.-Pl-
Nine precincts out Of 80 in jefferson
county reported at 10 n. m. today
that SO votes had been cast. indi-
eating a record ballot II that average
is maintained.
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TROOPS GUARD
T0RAL TRIAL;
COURTRAIDED
'hreats of Death Are
Hurled at Defense
Attorney; Solons
Rap Hearing Course

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 6.-tPE
Threats made at the trial of Jose
de Leon Toral and Mother Concep-
cion Aseveda de la Llata caused the
government to have troops ready to-
day. The jury was contemplating
r~esigning. Toral is on trial for kill
ing General Alvaro Oregon. Tine
nun is accused of being an accom-
plice.
Threats OF death were hurled at
one of the defense attorneys when
a group Of men threw the courtroom
into an uproar and shouted epithets,
some of which were disparaging TO
Mother Conception.
The members of the jury have
received threatening letters. Ore
juryman requested that they he al
lowed TO carry pistols to protect
themselves. Each juryman already
has had two policeman assigned 70
accompany him and protect him all
the time.
Deputies Disorderly
The public was barred from fur
Their sessions Of the court which is
being held AZ San Angel in the fed
ersl district. The radio broadcast
OF the trial was stopped. the prose-
cutor asserting hat IL was being
used BY the defense for propaganda
purposes.
Disorder was preeipitated at the
trial last night by a group Of depu-
ties who were followers Of General
Ohregon and who came to the
courtroom from the chamber OF
deputies where n heated discussion
IF the trial had just been held.
The courtroom was thrown into an
uproar when n group Of men shout
cd.
death To Sodil Death 70 Porfirio
Diaz'r
Speaker Shouted Down
peas for quiet were made. The
crs%d disregar ied these and therat-
cred 70 attack the jury.
Demetrio Sod. assigned As de-
Tense counsel BY the court. climbed
upon y chair. He attempted TO
steak.
II YOU love and respect the mem
Org" he said. The crowd broke
in with shouts Of eve won't hear
YOU" Sod was compelled to aban-
don his attempt 20 talk.
Attorney General Ezequiel Padilla
mounted a table. He urged the peo-
rle To allow tho trial to continue
peacefully. A motion was made that
the court he adjourned. There was
a shout Or:
"You are afraid. Don't let them
run out"
Resent Course of Trial
The room became a hedlam. Peo-
rle stood on tha chairs and shout
% epithets. y Judge rang his
hell for order in vain. There was
more shouting. more ersthets.
Finally Prosecutor Correa Nieto
climbed on a table and began TO
speak. Order was restored. court
was adjourned.
The shout ~ Death 70 porfirio
niaz" was attributed 20 the fact
that Attorney Sodi was prominent
during The regime ~ that president.
The Ohrecon bloc 81 deputies was
understood 70 have held a caucus
before the disturbance. AZ this eau
Gus indignation was expressed AT
The treatment ~ the trial hy some
of the Mexico City ~wspaner The
deputies were also resentfui 81 the
fact that ToSal had heen allowed to
broadcast his story from the court
room.
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RETURNS FROM
LAREDO MEET
Secretaries Complete
Plans For c. of c.
Annual Meet

e.. G. Richardson, manager OF the
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce,
returned from Laredo Monday night
after attending a meeting Of the
South Texas Chamber Of Commerce
secretaries association at which
plans were completed for the hold
ing Of the End annual South Texas
Chamber of Commerce convention
there November 10 and 20.
Entertainment features Of the
meet call for an international track
meet, golf tourney. band and drum
corps contest and a MY Home
Town" essay contest.
The track meet is attracting ath-
letic entries from all cities holding
membership in the South Texas
chamber and also from the leading
cities of northern Mexico.
Golfers from practically every city
in south Texas are also planning to
enter the golf tourney which is to be
played over SO holes. Loving cups
and medals have been secured for
high place winners.
Approximately % bands have en-
tered the band contest and many
bugle and drum corps are being en-
tered IN that division Of competi-
ton.
The my Home Town" essay con
test is receiving its entries from va
rious schools Of cities holding mem
bership in the organization. G.. w.
Gotke. superintendent OF the
Brownsville public schools. has al
ready agreed to select a student to
represent this city in the contest.
Richardson declared that an elab-
crate commercial display was being
erected IN the convention city and
that "A record crowd was expected
for the convention.
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Houston {. of c.
Members Plan on
Visiting Valley

Ike Ashburn. vice president and
general manager or the Houston
Chamber Of Commerce, is planning
"a the organization or a good will
tour to the Valley among members
% that organization.
Word a. this effect was received
nv G.. G.. Richardson. manager Of the
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce.
Tuesday and Richardson was re-
quested 20 extend \ formal invita-
tion asking that the party visit
Brownsville 70 the Houston organi-
cation.
In the letter. Ashburn declared
that the trip would probably be
made during the latter part ~ No
MEMBER.
"Thev will not have time 70 visit
every city in the Valley" he wrote.
but ! would at least like 10 have
them visit the most important ones.
Under present plans. two days would
he devoted 10 the trip
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fight LOOMS

Continued from page one.l
board or water engineers. as saying
that work has been started on two
irrigation projects above the Valley
which will irrigate approximately go
600 acres.
One OF these is the Maverick Irri-
cation district, near Eagle Pass,
which has voted bonds in the sum
Of Si.500.000 for the purpose OF put
ting IN an irrigation system to sup
ply $4,000 acres.
Will Hurt Valley
The other is the Starr County Dis
trict, which has voted 81 1900. 900 in
bonds 70 frrigate approximately So
O0O acres.
Mr.. Robertson estimated that these
two tracts would take approximately
one-tourth Of the low flow Of water
al Penitas. which IS about 1000 sec
ond feet. out Of the Rio Grande.
leaving an insufficient quantity for
the Valley.
During the past two summers the
rlver at low tide has carried an
amount Of water insufficient to meet
the needs of all sections Of the VAL
ley. In 1921 the river ceased TO flow
below Brownsville. and in 1925 il
ceased to flow below the San Benito
pumping plant. the Ell Jardin district
being without water for several DAYS.
With an additional 500 second feet
being taken out by the two contem-
plated projects at Eagle Pass and
Rio Grande City. the flow at Peni-
tas. the entrance 10 the Valley.
would be reduced TO 1900. and the
Valley would experience a still great
err shortage.
THE low flows or the Rio Grande
can supply no more water than is
demanded by existing irrigated lands.
and il is imprscticable 10 serve n
more lands without providing water
storage reservoirs that may be drawn
upo min time Of such low flows" Mr..
Robertson said.
Board Locks Power
II do not believe the state board
Of water engineers has the power to
help IS in this case. They have no
jurisdiction over the normal or low
flow OF the Rio Crande. but only over
surplus waters. Still when more and
more irrigation projects are permit
ted, il becomes evident that the VAL
ley viii not have enough water 70
supply its needs during periods Of
low flow Of the river. and some &C
ton must be taken.
"Some persons have indicated that
probably il will be necessary 10 an
peal TO the courts for protection in
this matter, and we propose TO take
this up at the meeting to be held
soon. and take whatever steps are
considered advisable at that time"
Valley people will claim in court
a right to the uncomfortable flow Of
the Rio Grande on the basis of prior
beneficial usage. and will show that
this uncontrolled flow is Just suffi-
cient 10 meet the needs Of the Valley,
Il Is understood. Such action has
been contemplated for son time.
unless storage facilities are provid-
Cd to supply all the projects along
the river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
New Jap Emperor
Cheered on Way
To Be Enthroned

NAGOYA. Japan. Nov. s.-tHN-
Having made a real imperial prog
ress along a carefully guarded rail-
road. Emperor Hirohito rested in the
palace nc Nagoya this evening. The
cmpeor. who is enroute to kyoto,
where he will be enthroncd as the
124th imperial ruler Of Japan, ar
rived at Nagoya in a special train
from Toyko this afternoon.
Stations along the route were
crowded with school children, mem
bers of the army reserve. and pat
riotic organizations. The cities we're
fcstively decorated. Country folk
left the harvest and stood for hours
along the tracks to await the i'm
rerial train.
Although Tokyo's sendoff was
silent. "Banzais' were frequent
along the railroad. especially nj
Yokohama. Shizuoka and Hamamat-
su. The emperor in each instance
rose inside the car and saluted.
When the train was passing
through Yokohama the s~uperdread'
naurht Yamashiro fired the nayy's
salute Of twenty-one guns.
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FINAL HOOVER
APPEAL MADE
Creageis Hallam And
Schmelling Talk
From KWWG

X. y. Creager. national republican
committeeman and the first to an
nounce for Herbert Hoover, fired the
final gun in the republican campaign
for president here Monday night in
an address broadcast over Radio Sta
tion KWWG in which he declared
that Texas would be thrown into the
republican column by q majority Of
at least 25, 000 votes.
Creager was preceded BY Dr. s. X.
Hallam, Cameron county Hoover
democratic leader. who delivered an
address pleading for the democratic
support OF Hoover.
II. &. Schmelling opened the even
ing's radio program with an address
for Hoover.
In closing his address Creager de-
eiared that without eXacgeration,
and IN all sincerity, he believer Her
bert Hoover today to be the best
qualified man for the presidency
that has ever been offered by any
party in the history Of the country
He further urged all voters to 90
TO the polls and cast their vote for
Herbert Hoover, true American"
Creager expressed qualification in
being associated with multiplied
thousands Of good democrats who
were supporting Hoover for preSi-
dent. He scored attacks made on the
republican party and himself scored
the democratic candidate whom he
referred to as a tool az Tammany.
The control of this great party
tdemocratic) has fallen into alien
hands" he charged, "Tammany Hall
and the ~ringsters of the great cities
Of the north and east. elements. en-
tirely foreign 10 all basic principles
and ideals Of Jeffersonian democracy.
have gained control Of the party.
have written its platform and nomi-
mated its candidates"
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FORT WORTH. Nov. 6.-tP)-De-
spite cloudy weather i~nterspersed BY
showers, a heavy vote was being cast
here. Predictions are made Of a vote
was being cast here. Predictions are
made Of a vote OF 10000 out Of n
registration Of over 1000 for Tar
rant county.
AMARILLO. Texas. Nov. Sd
Mild weather, intense interest in the
national campaign and brisk early
balloting today indicated a record
vote in Potter county.
LUBBOCK. Texas, Nov. 6.=Pi-
A light mist today failed to dispel
promise Of one Of the heaviest ma
tional ballots in history in the south
plains. II was conceded that slip
perry roads might cut late afternoon
voting to some extent.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas, Nov. S.
-CPHHeavy voting was reported
throughout Nueees county today IN
the face Of inclement weather.
HARLlNGEN. Texas, Nov. 6.-LPl
Mrs. Guy l.. Hoover cast the first
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Deputy Grove To
Go 'lo Hin
For z Prisoners

Fergus Grove. deputy sheriff, was
10 leave Brownsville tonight for
Springfield. ILL.,, where he hopes TO
obtain custody OF two prisoners
wanted in this county and who are
fighting extradition.
The men are Fred G.. Scott. wanted
10 answer an indictment for felony
embezzling, and X. ". Dame, charged
with %swindling.
Hearing on the request of Texas
for extradition Of the men i 10 be
held before the Illinois governor on
Nov. 3. Cameron county will be rep
resented by n. r. Fullenwider. state
attorney AZ Springfield.
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Southern Banker
Takes Own Life

NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. 6.-tPI
Although I'd G. Cornish, wealthy
southern banker. left two farewell
notes 20 his wife in the hotel room
in which his body was found late
last night. New Orleans authorities
today were without a definite reason
for the suicide.
One of the notes asserted that In
few years added to or subtracted
from eternity make no difference.
and another declared he was leaving
an estate Of about $4,000 70 his
widow and $3s,500 70 his daughter,
and urged them to invest the money
wisely.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-06
Publicity Given
Valley By S.

Unusual publicity is being given
Brownsville by the Southern Pa
cific on specially illustrated dining
car menus depicting the nev depot
here. The menus are being dis
tributed on the company's limited
trains plying between Chicago. New
Orleans and Pacific coast points.
One whole page Of the menu Is de-
voted to a photograph Of the
Brownsville station with appropriate
underlines and heading.
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RASKOB HAS TO A
80 MINUTES TO VOTE

CLAIMONT. Del. Nov. s. -lFi-
John j. Raskob. chairman or the
democratic national committee. stood
IN q line Of voters thirty minutes to-
day before he could cast his vote.
Mn. Raskob had no formal state
ment to make cept TO repeat his
expression OF confidence that Cover
nor Smith would win.
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To Give Concert
AT Post Tonight

The regular Tuesday evening
concert OF the 18th Cavalry band
viii be held tonight At 7 o'clock il
weather permits. il has been an
rounced by ri. r.. Nichols. conductor.
The concert will be staged in the
handstand on the parade grounds
near the Elizabeth street entrance to
the post.
The program follows;
March. Magyar Katonasag" Full
ton.
Overture. "Csokonay" Keller
Rela).
Selection. "Amorita" ~CCzibulksl.
Double number. fal la DanSeuse'
tNsn Blow; o. "Cupidiettaf To-
hanil.
Waltz. alpine Sunset" King.
March. "Laddie Boy" RAY.
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CITY BRIEFS
Stated Communication. Rio Grande

Stated Com ~munication, Rio Grande
Lodge No. 81. A. r. & A. NJ.
IA will be held at Masonic
IN Temple, at 1880 o'clock this
&GM evening, Tuesday. All men,
,<% bers requested and visiting
brethren f~raternally invited
TO attend. Sam ID. Hughston, W. NJ,
W. W. Ball, Secy.-Adv. g.
Want Speaker-The recently or
g~anized Odem Chamber OF Com
merce has written q. q. Richardson,
manager Of the Brownsville organi-
cation. asking that a speaker be
sent to that city within the near
future 10 outline methods used here
IN the organization Of truck "
and farmers. The Odem organiza-
ion will pay all expenses in connec-
tion with the trip.
Announcement-The Delta Hotel
over the M" Store on Elizabeth
street has been taken over by Mrs.
Lula A. Golfer. The Delta has been
renovated and remodeled and is now
open for your patronaGe.-Adv. t6).
Publish Folders-The American
Railway Express company. western
division. has issued thousands of
folders advertising the Lower Rio
Grande Valley. A copy of the fold
ers was received at the Browns
Vile Chamber Of Commerce Tues
day.
All Kinds Of feed at hsrdtime prie-
cs.-Valley Bonded Warehouse &
Storage Co.-Adv. II.
You Call 27s. We haul.-valley
Bonded Warehouse 4 Storage Co.
Adv. N.
Home Cooked Chicken Dinners
served every Sunday at the Cameron
Hotel Foide Shoppe.-Adv. {.
Baby Born-An s-pound girl was
born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. VI.
Pollock, sol st. Charles.
H You Have anything to haul or
store. phone 27S.-Valley Bonded
Warehouse & Storage Co.-Adv. tt.
GApttttu hdth-AtHttd AktUN -
S. Gimble Of the Missouri Pacific
Lines vas expected back from Mexi-
co City Monday.
For Sale-Cotton seed cake. c. r.
Barreda. Brownsville, Texas.
Spanish, Mexican or Ba- hers Itch
One bottle OF Imperial Eczems
..emedy is guaranteed TO re enough
for n case, Of any kind. All drug
gists ara authorized to refund your
norey IL il tails.-Adv. (6
Heavy Roads-Noters living out
side Of Valley towns were being
forced TO travel over heavy roads
Tuesday in order TO reach their
polling places. Heavy showers
which fell during the past few days
have placed unimproved roads in
bad condition throughout the entire
Valley. IL is said.
Diekey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools. heals and strengthens sore,
weak. tired eyes. All druggists Csc.
Adv. CN
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$4,000 Watching
Chicago Election

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-LPl-Chicago
whose grand juries are still probing
the mud Of last April's primary
with its murder. terrorism and
fraud. voted today under the protec-
tion Of 1000 civilian watchers and
the guardian guns Of 1000 police
men and federal agents.
Four hundred government men
were added to the protective machin-
cry at the last minute, being concen-
trated in nine wards where the dis
trict attorneys office believed trou-
BILE. IL any, was most likely TO de-
velor.
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z SHOT
IN BATTLE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. SD
fusilade Of shots scattered pedestri-
ans today when John Doris. notori.
Gus gunman. and Patrolman O'Har.
shot it out on a street corner. IT,
by-standers were slightly wounded
Two men drove up In IN autoro.
bile and took the policeman's ays.n
ant away. Although Doris fra
eleven shots O'Hara was nor touchsI
The policeman said he wounded De-
rix-
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MAILING LISTS

Complete. up-to-the-minUte mailing
lists for every purpose. Valley, State
or National. All lists guaranteed
~ per cent accurate. Valley lists OF
men women auto owners - land
owners-tax payers-water users
heads of families, etc. Furnished
promptly at very moderate cost.
Shirley Letter Shop. 3l5 Hidalgo
Bank Bldg, Mercedes. Phone 500.
fSN
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OFFICE CHAIRS

Every kind OF office chair here,
Straight chairs. swivel chairs, arm
chairs. s.enographer's chair. recep-
ton room settees and 70 on. Also
chair cushions in leather. felt and
rubber. Call Us collect. Phone 522,
Delta Office Furniture Co., Harlin-
gen. 90
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ZEPPELIN u
TO ITS HOME HANGAR

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN. Germany,
Nov. s.5lP-The Graf Zeppelin
which took off from the Staaken air
drome in the suburbs Of Berlin at
1906 a. NJ, landed at its home port II
$3.50 this afternoon.
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COOLIDGES co HOME
TO CAST THEIR OTE

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. Nov. G.
tPl-President and Mrs. Coolidge ar
rived at 5 n. NJ. today 10 east their
votes in the presidential election.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

half cup confectioner's sugar, one
and one-half cups cake or pastry
-four, and one-half teaspoon baking
powder, one-fourth cup milk, three
egg whites. Cream shortening and
sugar five minutes. Sift flour
and baking powder and add alter
nately with milk to first mixture.
Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites,
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Hot Snow Balls
One-fourth cup shortening, one
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Russian Dressing

One tablespoon lemon juice, one
cup stiff mayonnaise, two table
spoons chilli sauce, one tablespoon
bottled sauce. Add lemon juice to
cold mayonnaise and stir in sauces
Just before serving.
MISS ELIZABETH GILBERT.
412 Wallace Ave-, Charlottesville,
Ind.
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Chop together four potatoes, two
onions, and one green pepper. Add
one cup cold roast meat, one cup
tomatoes, salt and pepper season.
ing, three drops tabasco sauce. Add
two beaten eggs and drop mixture
by spoonsful into muffin pans and
bake in hot oven. Serve with to-
mato sauce.
JULIA ANN HEBRON.
BrookYille. Ind.
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Chocolate Cream Pie

Cook two tablespoons flour, one
cup sugar, pinch salt, one pint
sweet cream until thick. Pour in
baked crust and cover with one
square melted sweet chocolate mixed
with one beaten egg. Bake enough
to harden chocolate.
MISS ESTHER A, DILL.
r. r. 3, Newcastle, Ind.
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Bacon Delights

Put two cups hot tomatoes
through sieve and cook fifteen
minutes with three tablespoons
tapioca. Add one-half teaspoon salt,
one-half teaspoon pepper, one-half
teaspoon mustard. Arrange six slices
bread in baking pan and cover with
cheese slices same size. Cover each
with tomato sauce and three slices
bacon and bake slightly.
MADGE M. WEYMAN.
Cumberland, Ind.
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VeederSburg, Ind.
Eggs in Tomatoes

Select firm tomatoes and plunge
in boiling water to remove skins.
Hollow out center and break eggs
into them. Season with butter, salt
and pepper, and bake until tomatoes
are tender and eggs set. Serve on
buttered toast.
MRS. ROSE DOYLE.
I'll Franklin ST., Charlottesville,
Ind.
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Dreaded Ham

Cut desired number slices cured
ham and dip in seasoned beaten ege
and bread crumbs. Fry in fat with
one-half slice of peach for each
Bake later in moderate oven.
MISS MARY PARKS,
718 N. Alabama ST., city.
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tender. Remove from syrup and
chill. Fill centers with cottage or
cream cheese and chopped walnuts
and serve on lettuce with mayon-
naise.
MRS. EFFIE STALEY.
1916 S. fremont ST.. city.