Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1926 — Page 20

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NOTE—The Times will pay $1 for each recipe submitted by a reader and printed in this column. One recipe is printed daily, except Friday, when twenty are given. Address Recipe Editor of The 'rimes. Checks will be mailed to winners. Write only one recipe, name, address and date on each sheet. AFPETIZ INgTh OLLED OATS Place amount of rolled oats you wish to cook in an aluminum or granite pan, adding salt. Place on fire and let them become hot enough to scorch but do. not let them burn. Stir and watch carefully. When a small part of them have become scorched add boiling water immediately, to cover well. Stir just enough to get the water distributed thoroughly. Let cook slowly for a few minutes and serve hot with sugar and cream. The searching does not lessen the food value but it gives them a nut-like flavor and both children and grown-ups will eat more of the healthful food, if prepared this way. Mrs. W. J.. Isham, 929 Highland Avo., Indianapolis, Ind. TOMATO J ELIA WITH CUCUMBERS. Stew one and one-half pounds of ripe tomatoes until soft and run through sieve to exclude skin and seeds. Add and slice of onion, one clove, one teaspoon of vinegar and a little salt. Heat this and add onehalf an ounce of gelatine that has been soaked until soft in cold water. Stir until dissolved. Pour in cup molds and set on ice to harden. When ready to serve take from molds by dipping them in hot water an Instant. Place on lettuce leaf in center of salad plates. Around edge of plates arrange a row of

NEVER BEEN IN JAIL OR OFFICE, SAYS CANDIDATE Missourian’s Statement Is Without Parallel for Frankness. Hu United Prrs.i MEXICO, Mo., May 21.—A political document without parallel for the candor and frankness has been made public here by M. E. Dunham in announcing his candidacy for the ofiiflee of Callaway county clerk. He addressed the following statement to the voters of his county: "I wish to announce that I have had my shoes half-soled and my corns doctored, and that I will be at your home about noon or supper time between now and Aug. 3, primary day. While I may be regarded by some as an ‘old model,’ I have been recently repaired and thoroughly rebuilt, and am running In high and also running for county clerk. T have never been Jn jail and have never been in office. While I may not be fit for either place, I am willing to take a chance oii the latter. “None of my ancestors came over on the Mayflower, but I think they came just as soon after that as they could raise the price. I discovered America in 1873; I hope to discover the remainder of Callaway County this summer. “Byt, if it falls to my lot to go up Salt River, I assure you I am an experienced navigator of that stream and promise to arrive at my destination still sitting on to}) of the world and still blowing bubbles. Optimistically and hopefully yours.” , Dunham is conducting a “walking” campaign as an accident, followed by a major operation, prevents him from riding a horse or driving a motor oar. IN DANGEROUS POSITION Man Found Asleep In Auto in Center of Road—Arrested by Sheriff. Sleeping in an automobile parked in the center of a welj traveled road is a dangerous pastinje, said Sheriff Omer Hawkins today. ‘ Thursday night Hawkins arrested Lee Mclntire, 39, Cicero, Ind., whom he found asleep In a car parked in the center of the road one mile east of Castleton, on the Castleton ltd. Mclntire was charged with drunkenness. Application of wireless apparatus may enable neurologists to learn more about the conducting of nerve Impulses throughout the body.

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‘GUEST’ ROBBED WHIEE ASLEEP Police Receive Reports of . Numerous Petty Thefts. Jerry Evans, 470 Cornell Ave., rept rted a theft of $l4O to police today. He told Patrolmen R. Taylor and O’Neal that he was in a house in tho 600 block N. Missouri St., and purchased whisky. Wldle he was asleep someone removed the roll from his pocket. J. C. Popejoy, 221 Vi S. Illinois St., reported clothins- valued at $111.50 removed from his trunk. Harry Metzler, Stop 6 the Rockville Rd., said burglars stole between 100 and 150 spring chickens valued at $75. Roscoe L. Sparks, 3350 Central Ave., told police his portfolio and top coat, valued at $l9O were stolen from his auto parked at 147 W. Eighteenth St. Mrs. Minnie Cropper, 40, of Chicago, is held today while police investigate her record. She was found in a vacant apartment at 111 E. St. Clair St., with $373.21 and several keys on her person. She stated she had been sleeping In vacant houses. Whalers on the Pacific using seaplanes as an adjunct to their operations. Human beings now eat three to four times as much as their stoneage ancestors, according to a British scientist.

sugar, ope teaspoon olive oil. Boil pork until tender and chop fine. Melt shortening and fry pork until brown. Add onion, garlic and chili sau e and fry for three minutes. Add olives, almonds and raisins and cook two or minutes longer. Just before removing add vinegar, salt, sugar and olive oil. Mrs. Grace Bowman, General Delivery, Bedford, Ind. ORIENTAL PUNCH To one cup sugar add one cup water, six cloves, one inch stick of cinnamon and a piece preserved ginger the size of an English walnut. Boil five minutes, cool and add the juice of two lerrfons and three oranges. Strain into a punch bowl over a cake of ice. Color with leaf

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