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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
High School
Heads, Meet
important Matters Up for
Decision Saturday.

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Nov. %.
Members of the Indiana High
School Athletic Association board
of control will meet here Saturday
to decide upon two important mat
tiers.
Action likely will be taken on
the protest Of Homer Stonebl aker,
Logansport, who complained that
players on the Thorntown football
team made abusive remarks toward
him after the Lebanon horntown
game, Nov. 3.
Also, there is the matter of
Muncie's protest over the ruling
which declared Lowell Justice, star
basketball player, ineligible to COM
pete on the Bearcat court squad.
Substituting was charged in ruling
against the net star.
In view Of the recent threat of
Roy M. Friedley, state senator from
Muncie, to introduce bill in the
legislature to take high school ath-
letic control out of the hands of
the board and give it to the state,
the boards decision in the Justice
controversy is attracting wide in
tereSt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
So 900 to See Irish Perform at Northeastern
Washington Gridders Honored

TINE Minute Men of Washington
Il high school, an organization of
senior boys with scholastic averages
of B or higher. banqueted members
of the 1929 Washington football
SQUAD this week at the school.
Lawrence Lentz acted as toastmas-
ter.
A desk set was presented to Coach
Henry Bogue by Capt. Emil UnSer
as a gift from the team. Boguc
spoke highly of the players and pre-
scented each with football watch
fob bearing their initials, the year
and the name Washington"
w. L. Hughes. athletic director OF
De Paw university, was principal
speaker, and other speakers were:
James Shockley, reserve team
coach; r. B. Morrison, athletic
manager: William Book OF the fac
ulty. Walter G. Gingery, principal
of the school, and Dick Miller OF
The Times. The team was highly
commended by all speakers on its
record of eight games won and three
lost,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
Capacity Crowd to Be in
Purple Stadium for
Grid Feature.
BOTH TEAMS ON EDGE
HanIey Sees Chance
10 Score Upset.

y iHes Special
EVANSTON, Ill, Nov. 22.-North-
Westerns Wildcats, capable Of play
ing both championship and medi-
OGRE football, hope to reach the
highest point of the season here
Saturday in the renewal of their
rivalry with Notre Dame in Dysche
stadium. Fifty thousand spectators
a capacity crowd, will be on hand.
All tickets were sold three weeks
ago.
Still singing under the 10 to IA
defeat at the hands of Indiana lass
week, one of the major upsetS OF the
mid-Western season, the Purple war
riors have shown excellent power IN
this weeks workouts.
Hopes on Bergherm
Coach Hanley has pointed his
charges for this game, and viii
throw his full strength at the RAM
blers. AL Moore, sophomore half
back who was injured in the In
diana game, will be ready to start.
Hanley believes chances are good
10 trip up Notre Dame.
Rus Bergherm. Northwestern S
great full back, will make his final
bid for honors. He has battered,
kicked and passed his way to VIC
tories over Illinois, Wisconsin and
Ohio State and hopes to prove his
true worth against the strong Irish
line.
Power Against Speed
Northwestern waited seventeen
years for a victory over Illinois, and
won this year. 1t has been twenty
years since the Purple last waved
over the Old Gold and Blue from
South Bend, although the scores in
the last three games have been
touchdown or less.
The game sizes up as a battle
between Northwestern's power and
aggressiveness and Notre Danes
speed and cunning.
Despite the absence Of Rockne
and the chances of a let-down
after the spectacular victory over
Southern California last Saturday,
Notre Dame. with its vast reserve
strength and speed, continues as
. the heavy favorite.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
Dozen the Alleys
WITH LEFTY LEE

Illinois Boosters In the Essential League
play at the Illinois alleys. HlllgoSS topped
this loop with a three-game total OF 59o.
The Athletics trimmed the Radios three
times while the Guns won two from the
Tackle in the Em-Roe League series at the
Indiana alleys.
The Link Belt Ladies rolled their weekly
series at the Illinois, the Drives taking the
Paw Roll for the limit. as the Timekeepers
won two from the Clerks.
The Sausage team was the only club in
the Kingan League able to win three
Games, the Canning boys being the vic
the httS Paymaster. sales. Jobbing and Order
uuintets over the Poultry. City Branch,
Beef and Ham. Allerdice OF the Beef team
COS WV
League play. the Pivot CITY inks, Pivot City
Blacks. Indianapolis Engraving and Press
Assistants defeating the G. s: Pauley. H
Fins fnf schutte Mas tbe only ' member
of this loop to reach the 600 mark, get
ting GIT with games of 2O3, 22o and 1874.
The La Fendvich team won three games
without an effort from the White Star
Gas in the Elk Jee@ne rlay. The Steele
three from the Cut Rate and Anheuser-
Bnsch. as the Blackcr Chill eopned thn
nosed out Hofstatter for high honors with
co, to Eddie's SOL. Hofstatter's 604 was
rolled with games of 200. POI and 2Os.
Some good scores were rolled in the
Community League play at the Uptown al
leys. Hickman leading the field with
total of Gel on games of 245. 20l ana
2I5. Mace he'd COS: Sachs. 624. and Gull
herson SOC. The Artificial Ice and Feroda
Brake Lining won three from the E. j.
Culberson and Fifty-fourth Street Mer-
chants. while the Nick Kerr. Central Buick
and j. P Johnson took two from the
Jutes Hardware. Maple Road Bank ana
Broadway's in the team play.
All games were close in the Little Flower
League play at the Delaware alleys the
Wallace. CHESTER. Emerson and Bancroft
teams taking the odd game from the
Carlisle. Linwood. Shannon and De quincy.
Two wins was the best any of the teams
in the American Central Life Ladies League
could do. the Record, Actuarial and Medi-
cal rirls defeating TIE StenograDhic, Mail
md Notice teams. Morris and Price were
the most consistent during this series.
In the mems division OF play Of the
American Central Life League. the Triple
win rule went into effect. the o. G.
O., Joint Life and Ordinary Life taking
three from the TenYear Terms twenty
Year and Twentv-Pay Life. Conner rolled
6lO for high three-game total. Rafert was
verv consistent. getting games Of 1873, lss
and 1873.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
SLEAZY CLOTH IS USED
Army Finds Surplus War Goods of
Value in Work.

BIZ InUCd Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Experts
of the quartermaster corps have ac-
complished what any war time SOL
der would have pronounced impos-
sible-they have found use for sleazy
cloth of which large supply was
left over from the war,
1t is a f1imsily woven material,
but proves suitable for repairing
roofs and binding pamphlets and
maps. The corps announced today
100000 yards had been used in this
way since Nov. II, 1918, and the
surplus is exhausted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
Independent Football

,,,5;o-,o,o1is Cubs play Battery A. Third
n N, t,,t.iIIer,. feen of TT Harrison. sun
5sy at Rhodius park. kickoff at 2; 10
Cg,bs will practice tonight at T;SO at 'le
mark or Community house
rerndale Triangles play Mdwayso az at
Garfeid park. sunday aftern9 s1, al ming
+ 80 avenue and Tenth street. All
Siavers must report Ferndales want a
game with College Cubs for ThanS sSS,itlll
dan and Olvmpics the following SUNDAY.
Ssu Re- 1929 between $50 and $50. ask
for Glenn. Midways also practice tonight
~ I D. m. and Sunday morning AT y
All plavers must attend. Coach harvey
smith and Adams take notice
orientsl Bulldogs will play at Ellen
herger mark SUNDAY at 2:30. All players
Tsnort al 100 Bulldogs desire game
for thanksgiving day. MtdwayS: -.
Philips. O. T. l. Juniors. take noIl0e-
write Ossie Kelso. 1918 Union street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
N. !. U. IMPROVES ATTACK

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Coach
Chick Meehan sent the New York
university squad through two hour
drill Thursday at Yankee Stadium
where final preparations were made
for Saturdays game with Rutgers. A
dummy scrimmage was held in
which Meehan stressed the Violet's
running attack
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
ARMY DRILLS OFFENSE

BW nWNN I7f-7NS
WEST POINT, Nov. 22.-Army
polished its offensive Thursday in
a lengthy workout on Plains field.
Tt was the final heavy drill for the
Cadets prior to Saturdays game
with Ohio Wesleyan. Pass offense
and development of the running at
tack featured the drill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
BIG FOUR TO PLAY
Local Railroad Meters Entertain
Columbus, (O.) Saturday.

Big Four A. A of indianapolis,
will play the fast Columbus (OO
quintet that went to the Semi-tinals
Of the railroad tournament last year,
at $50 Saturday night. at the Y. NJ.
c. A. The Big Four lineup will be
selected from Richeson, Thompson,
Hickey. Wehrel. Bailey. Roberts.
Holz, FRANKIE, Whitaker, Kelly and
Modlin.
Beech Grove Big Four and mman
Box Corporation clash in the curtain
raiser at 7:S0.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
SOUTH GROVE ELECTS
SACK Crawford Renamed President
of Golf Club.

Jack Crawford was reelected
president of the South Grove Coli
Club at the annual meeting Thurs
day. George Peterson was elected
-vice-president. and Herman Olsen
was reelected Secretary-treasurer.
Directors are Ed Anderson, Ken
meth Loucks, Dave Mitchell, George
WAGNER and John Pierce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22

The Universal League. PLAY at the
Pritchett Recreation resulted in three
time win for the Feeney Furniture, Nobles-
vile Milling and s. S. Service over thG
outlaws. as the Kay-O. Gem, CoaI al any
Van Camp Hardware annexed the oeu
game from the Coca-Cola. EmrlCn Harp-
ware and Watts Press. sloan ndu 'i ~
si5 Teeeler was next with 6l0 while Rea
showed on 6O1.
Two turkeys will be put up as special
Stakes at the Delaware alleys SuhuaGf,
Rsssrvations for this play can be maze
nv calling Bill Sargent at Ii. OIo9'
starting a. D. m. Sunday the Illinois
.1S S.ai viii stage a 200 scratch singles
SSvaee5stakes and the last squad IN thiS
eVent will take the drives at .. m; "A
? n m. mixed doubles will De IqH i
4be re receiving two-thirds OF the 90 90
$erepce between their average anu Aou
and the men two thirds between aNei"He
and 200.
.,o.bar sweepstakes for house BOWERS
nil feature the Pritchett Recrea1ou LIZ
sunday afternoon ana eVeHiuR- -, 10 all
will be a 200 scratch SlngleS w. these
bowiers rolling in leagues us'i's
drives.
ounie Bush and Ted McGrew. the ths
east side big leaguers. were vlsltoIs Rush
Pritehett alleys Thuri ith the Is-pound ball
Sroi,;nv ten clean frames with puV ohe
double for a score OF ZVo'
Tn wiebke and Sweetheart BT GTHat 'g Bnte
NOh ~ pittsford Pie as the Banquet Ae9
80 Tihhv Food made ciean SMSTIp ond
their series with the Gardner ope0i"i -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
NO FOOTBALL

Wilmington Deb high school was
without a football team this fan
because the parents of some stu
dents refused 10 sign faculty cards
which relieved the school of reSpon-
sibility in case of injury to their
sons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
BUILD NOVEL. LIFEB0AT
Device Rising to Surface, After Ship
Sinks, Is Tested.

BIZ United Press
LONDON, Nov. GA new life
saver for use on ships has been
demonstrated by its inventor, Joseph
Kelly. 1t is a water-tight COM
partment, attached to the side Of
ship.
This, in time of accident, can be
entered through a door connecting
with the ships hull, and can be cut
away from the boat. If under water,
it will float to the top. Supplies of
oxygen, water and food are carried
within.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
RUBIO IN MEXICO CITY
President Elect Denies Charges of
Coercion and Fraud.
9M LnitPd Press

BIZ United Press
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 22.-Pas-
cual Ortiz-Rubio, president-elect
of Mexico, returned to the nations
capital today confident that final
tabulation of Sundays election
would show that his majority was
the largest ever accorded presi-
dental candidate.
Ortix-Rubio issued a. statement
denying that the defeated anti
re-electionists had been prevented
from voting, as charged in numer-
GUS protests filed with the attorney
generals Office in Michoacan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
FORDHAM HAS LONG DRILL

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Coach
Frank Cavanaugh sent his unbeaten
Fordham football team through a
long session Thursday in prepara-
ton for the Maroon's final game of
the year against Bucknell at the
Polo Grounds Saturday. Cava-
naugh indicated he would start his
regular lineup.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
VERDE WINS EASILY

Rochester Boxer Holds Big Edge
Over Martin in Ten Rounds.
BIZ United Press
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. o.
Phil Verde, Rochester, N. Y, easily
defeate7 Andy Martin, Boston
featherweight, in a ten-round bout
at State Guard armory Thursday
night.
Fred O'Connor. Boston feather
weight, scored a technical knockout
over Joe Pasquale, Argentine, in the
fifth round of a scheduled eight
round semi windup.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
TAKE DRINK AND LOOK
London Zoo Animals Are Called
WeirdeSt in World.

LONDON, Nov. PIN the AYE
Ayes" the London ZOO has pair Of
the weirdest animals in the world.
They have been referred to as the
animal nightmares"
They are about the size Of cat,
have large bushy tails and a head
resembling that of bat. The body
is covered with long streaked fur.
Its middle finger resembles that OF
a human. They are great egg eat
erS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
PLAYGROUND TO AID
GEOGRAPHY TEACHING
New Park in Paris VIII Show Fea-
lures of World.

lures OI WOIlus
BIZ United Press
PARIS, Nov. 22.-The municipal
ity of Paris has decided to build
park for children, in the form
of a fat world to teach them ge-
ography. Adults will be kept out
of the playground.
In the square, the world will be
outlined, with the continents in pro-
file. In Africa will be a sandpile at
the place of the Sahara, so that
children will associate the sand with
the desert.
In each of four corners will be
fountains and statues depicting ma
tive life or fruit of America, Asia,
Africa and Oceania, while Europe
will be portrayed on the walls OF a
covered playground for rainy days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
ANDERSON, KISER DRAW

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov. 22,-With
Jack Dempsey acting as referee,
Cowboy Eddie Anderson, Wyom-
ing. and Ray Kiser, Tulsa, Okla.
battled a ten-round draw here
Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
oAKLANDON TO PLAY

With victories over New Bethel
and Valley Mills in opening game,
Oaklandon high school quintet w.R
face McCordsvile tonight. and will
play Castleton Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22

ton at Penn A. c. Thursday.
Temples varsity football squad COM
pleted preparations for Saturdays
game with Drake. The Iowa team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22

WALLACE SKEET VICTOR
Wallace won the weekly shoot at
the Spring Lake Skeet Club Tues
day, breaking Is. SCHUYLER was sec
ond with IA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22

Ex-King Manuel of Portugal is
an expert in gardening and au-
thor of an important book on Por-
tuguese literature.
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PAGE 35

headed by Coach Ossie Solem, arr
rived here this morning and took up
headquarters at Manufacturers
Country Club near Oreland, Pa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22

Saturday Contests
Cathedral VS.. st. Xavier at Louis
vile, Ky.
Crispus Attacks at East st. Louis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
City H. S. Games
Schedule Today

Schedule Today
Technical VS.. Shortridge at But
Ter bowl.
Park School VS.. Manual at Man
uaJ fieIda
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22
DRAKE INvADEs EAST

BW United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-After
being guests of honor at celebra-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22

All games were close in the Little Flower
League play at the Delaware alleys the
Wallace. CHESTER Emerson and Bancroft
teams taking the odd game from the
Carlisle. Linwood. Shannon and De Quincy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-22

Two wins was the best any of the teams
in The American Central Life Ladies League
could do the Record, Actuarial and Medi-
cal rirls defeating TIE Stenographic. Mail
md Notice teams Morris and Price were
the most consistent during this series.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-26

NALADS are popular IN near ly
- all countries. but the Russians
excel IN making the heartier
varieties. n fact the Russian table
IS that from which we have Dor
rowed many excellent dishes. as they
were fashion leaders In table fur
n!snIng and food service before the
French chefs came into prominence.
They were especially famous FOR
their hors d oeuNres. Vegetable
salad. nov world famous. originated
II Russia where IL was most care
fully and ~attractlvely made and
served.
Russian Vegetable Salad.
Cook the needed number W car
rots. potatoes. bcets. peas. caull-
flower. turuips. stTlns beans. broad
or lima beans. Zach vegetables u
cooked alone after IT, kind until
tender out not soft. drained well and
set 20 cool. An onion Is grated. a
red pepper is seeded and chopped a
few cnives are cut fine. and a little
Of the tenderest white celery "a
chopped. OF cut. rather fine. a good
mayonnaise Is made without mus
tard. half ~ which Is converted into
dressing by colorins a delicate pink
with tomato catsup. and adding TO II
A teaspoonful each % tho chopped
pepper. grated onion. chives. a lea
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-26
Some Odd Facts

One hundred and twenty FIRST
quality eggs should weigh seventeen
pounds.
Natives or the Solomon Islands
wear necklaces OF beetles legs as
love tokens.
The Department OF Agriculture es-
Inmates that Canadians spent over
$780, 900 900 on ice-cream IN the course
% last year. IL requires nearly
$4,000 cows 70 yield the milk needed
for this amount OF ice-cream.
4 single colony OF red ants will de-
stroy two million insects In the
course % a year. The hunting pre-
serve of one red ant colony NAV
cover as great an area a. seventeen
acres.
Every week IN London. an average
N, eiEht hundred people die. The
figures are very constant. varying
usually between seven hundred and
fifty and EIGHT hundred and fifty.
During the war $4,000 acres OF
British woodlands were cut down.
leaving the country with Only ons
ana a half million acres or produc-
tive woodlands.
Repairs just begun to the Houses
of Parliament will take twelve 10
fifteen years and cost $1,000, 0n0.
The stone work has been rotted by
London's smoke
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-26
Delightful Salads That
Really Are Different

spoonful Of minced celery leaves a
minced SherkIn pickle. and SIX olives
Clipped from their stones IN wee
pieces.
Next moisten each kind OF vege-
table IN the dressing best suited ~
II. adding a little pepper and salt 70
the root vegetables. a few capefs 70
the potatoes. carrots. ami turnipS.
Russian dressing over The cauli.
tiow er. cut In small flOwerets- Wipe
the salad dish with a cut bud OF
garlic. fiji large lettuce leaves With
the various vegetables. or N pre-.
terred the vegetables may lie lightly
mixed before putting INTO the lettuce
leaves. Make q center OF stuffed
deviled eF-s and place stuffed Tn
matces around the edge. And sprays
OF fresh wsiercTess Tor an edg:ng.
Russian Meat salad.
Dice neatly a half-cupful each a.
cold cooked tongue. ham. roast beef
and boiled chicken. VIVA the salad
dish with a cut bad OF garlic and
place tn the center of the dish = cup
ful OF tartar sauce IN a large lettuce
leaf. Place nest piles of the differ
anf meats around The plate sepaTat-
Ing them by strips ~ boned an
chDvies Cut crisp lettuce into rib
bons and make a wreath around the
outside of the dish. Garnish the
meats with sliced stuffed olives and
quartered deviled eggs.
0Id-Fashaoned Veal Salad.
Dice carefully two cupfulS OF cold
roast veal shoulder. Mix with II a
cupful ~ chopped celery. a table.
spoonful each OF minced pepper and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-26

them 10 the dinner and looked
mighty stunning In them, too.
And a missionary from some
where in Siam and "a tramp
from nobody knows where-he
could recite Virgil in the origi-
nal. and did, and we all pre-
tended 10 be marvelonslv inn
presSed-snd a great Italian
opera singer was there.
And a celebrated reformer-
we sat down at seven o'clock and
rose at half-past twelve and
there wasn't a dull minute from
seven 10 twelve.
And now the brilliant lawyer
Is dead-and he died in the poor
house.
Died p%enniless and alone.
Well, what Of it?
| suppose it's all very shock
ing, but somehow | can't feel so
very sorry for him. lie had his
fun and he paid for it and he
gave other people a lot Of fun,
too. Oh, Of course he could
have saved his money and made
good investments and pottered
along through life looking out
for number one all the time and
never having one single deli
cious. wild moment Of absolute
freedom.
Maybe he'd have been more
prudent, but think or the fun
he would have missed.
And think or the fun his
friends would have missed, too.
No wonder the Bar Ass0cia-
ton is going TO give him a
grand funeral, with flowers and
wreaths and music and a eulogy
and everything.
They certainly owe il to him.
Insa. Newspaper F.aturs serrlr.. Ina
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-26
The Home Kitchen
BY Jeanette Young Norton

grated onion. Adj a tablespoonful
OF capers 70 a highly seasoned may
onnaise. Add a cupful Of crisp let
tuce cut III ribbons with the kitchen
scissors Wipe the inside Of the salad
bowl with a cut bud of garlic. Fohl
the dressing into the salad so II is
entirely mnistened. add = little salt
and ayenn pepper. TIL lettuce
leaves with the salad or place In q
iettuce-lined bowl. and Garn.sh with
stoned olives and hard boiled eggs
cut in thin slices
Salmon. Msyornaise and Potato
Salad.
Potato salad long has heen sacred
20 cold cuts. bat IS not as familiar
uEei with fish.
Boil a three pound chunk of fresh
salmon until done but not broken.
Remove. drain. take ON skin and the
big bones without breaking and
place In tho center m a salad dish
and set 70 chin. When ready ~
serve cover the rest Of the plate with
lettuce leaves and rcEer with a r1nE
~ well made potato salad. Mask
the salmon with mavonnaise colored
a delicate green and SarnISh with
olives, liets OF snchovies. and
minced red pepper.
Cucumber Ring Salad.
rars three cucumheTs and alice IN
inch-thick slices. Remove the seeds
and stuff with highly seasoned
cream cheese. Place on lettuce
leaves. mask IN msyonnaiSs. and
Earnish with rcd peppers cut IN
strips. olives stuffed with anchovics
and CHARTERED. devlied eEgs.