Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 229, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1926 — Page 11

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POPULAR DARK CAKE Beat one egg until light and add to it gradually one cup of sugar, then one-third cup melted butter. Next one cup sour milk into which one-half teaspoon of soda has been dissolved. Sift together one and one-half cups cake flour, two tablespoons of cocoa, a pinch of salt, and one-half teaspoon of baking powder, and mix into other ingredients. Lastly add one teaspoon vanilla. Pour into three layer cake tins and bake in moderate oven twenty-live minutes. Use any filling and icing prefered. Miss E. Burdiene Riggle. Roachdale, Ind., R. R. 3, Box 20. BOSTON BAKED BEANS Soak one pound of navy, marrowfat or chili beans, over night or longer. Drain. In sauce pan, blend over fire two level teaspoons salt, one teaspoon chopped onion, one half teaspoon paprika, two tablespoons bacon fat, one tablespoon molasses or brown sugar, one-half cup tomatoe juice and one pint hot water. Pour over beans in casserole, arrange two or three slices bacon on top. sprinkle paprika, bake until tender, adding hot water as needed. Mrs, J. F. Hoff, 322 N. Chester Aye., City. CHILI ' N -One large can tomatoes, one can red kidney beans, one box spaghetti, one pound hamburg. one mediumsize onion. Into a large kettle put your tomatoes and red kidney Iteans (after they have been washed to remove the red liquor). Next put one tablespoonful of bacon grease into a frying pan, add hamburg and finely cut onion. Cook until done. Add this to the tomaioes and beans. Boil sphagetti in salted water until

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I tender. Blanch in cold water, set aside until you hav cooked the other mixture slowly for one and one-half hours. Add spaghetti Just before turning off fire. Season with salt and cayenne pepper (chili pepper if preferred). Serve hot in bowls with salted wafers. -Mrs. William Barnes, 1916 E. Washington St., Indianapolis. CELERY RELISH One cabbage (four pounds), one and one-half dozen pimentoes, two dozen small green tomatoes, one heaping quart chopped celery, one quart chopped cucumbers (or pickles), one quart chopped onions, two hot peppers, one tablespoon white mustard seed, one heaping tablespoon salt, one heaping pint of sugar, one quart good cider vinegar. Chop cabbage, pimentoes and tomatoes separately, sprinkle one tablespoon of salt over each, let stand over night. Drain well, add other ingredients and boil twenty minutes. Seal while hot. This amount makes five quarts. Mrs. Horn Ramsey, Du Font, Ind. SUGAR TIE Three cups of light brown sugar, three eggs, one-half cup cream, onehalf cup of melted butter, one teaspoon lemon extract. Mix all ingredients together and bake in pie shell. Sprinkle top with nutmeg. Start in hot oven. Lower heat after pie begins baking. Mrs. Ralph Barnes, 316 W. Main St., Plainfield, Ind. CHOCOLATE PUDDING One cup sugar, one and one-half tablespoons cocoa, one tablespoon butter, one pint milk, two tablespoons cornstarch. Mix the sugar and cocoa, then add the milk and

butter, leave same to boll, then add cornstarch, which has been dissolved in a cup of water. When thick remove from fire and let cool. Serve whipped cream over it. Mrs. 11. Schuster, 221 E. Terrace St., city. BREAKFAST (WfKE CAKE Mix two cups of Hour, one-half teaspoon salt, three tablespons sugar, four teaspoons baking powder. Add two tablespoons melted shortening and one cup milk. Spread onehalf inch thick in greased pan and cover with the following (mixture: Mix two tablespoons flour, one tablespoon cinnamon, three tablespoons sugar and three tablespoons shortening. Miss Goss, 47 N. Bradley Ave., city. CHERRY SALAD One pint cherries, two large bananas, one cup cocoanut. one cup chopped marshmallow. Mix fruit and make a sauce by taking one cup sugar, one cup milk, one teaspoon flour. Cook sauce until like fudge. Let cool and pour over fruit. Mrs. lierouel Ogden, P 22 N'. Jameson St., Lebanon, Ind. MANGO RELISH Twelve green mangos, twelve red mangos, twelve yellow mangos, sixteen large onions, one stalk celery. Chop fine and pour boiling water over and let stand five minutes, drain, add three pints vinegar, one and one-half pounds granulated su gar, three tablespoons salt. 801 l onehalf hour and seal. Mrs. James Vernon, Cicero, Ind. CHERRY PUDDING Put cherries about two inches deep in a baking dish. Mix one-half cupful sugar, one-half cupful milk, one and one-half cups of flour and two teaspoonfuls of baking powder and

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pour this batter over cherries Bake forty-five minutes. Make a dressing of one-half cup butter, one cup sugar, one tablespoon of flour and one and one-half cup of cherry wine Juice and cook until thick. Use this over pudding when serving. Other fruit may be used instead of cherries. This takes the place of both cake and pie. Mrs. Herbert N. White. 513 N. Wood St.. Greenfield, Ind. HAWAIIAN SALAD Two cups chopped cabbage, one cup diced pineapple, one cup ground peanuts, two tablespoons pimento. Mix with mayonnaise. Serve on lettuce leaves, Mrs. Aubrey Moore. 108 S. Ninth St., Noblesville, Ind. SPANISH SALAD Dissolve one package of lemon gelatine in a pint of boiling water and one tablespoon vinegar. Mix lightly one cup finely shredded cabbage, one cup chopped pickle and one-third can pimentoes. Season with salt. Just as gelatine begins to thicken add the mixture. Mqld in teacups or Individual molds. Serve on crisp lettuce leaves with mayonnaise dressing. Mrs. E. 11. Sallust, 1614 Ludlow St., city. HARD TIME VEAL IDAF Take one pound of hamburger and one half pound of sausage, two eggs and enough stale bread to make a mixture. Soak bread in water before mixing with meat. Season with salt and pepper. Make in loaf and put in pan. Garnish with sliced tomatoes or tomatoes sauce fine chopped onions and celerv. Cover with water and bake in hot oven. Mrs. Karissa Smith, 501 Arbor St., City. CORN PUDDING Two cups fresh green corn (or canned), one cup milk, two eggs beaten together. one tablespoon melted butter, one-half teaspoon salt, one eighth teaspoon pepper, one teaspoon cornstarch, two teaspoons sugar. Mix ingredients, put into oiled baking dish, set dish in pan of hoi water and cook until nearly firm. Remove from hot water, and bake until firm and brown on top. Serve as a vegetable. Mrs. Fred Hall, Mooresvllle, Ind. R. R. 2. < PINEAPPLE TAPIOCA One cup milk, one-third cup minute tapioca, two eggs, one-fourth tJaspoon salt, one and one-fourth tablespoons lemon extract, one third cup sugar, one pint pineapple whipped cream. Soak tapioca over night in a little water. In the morning put tapioca in the milk, add salt, boil slowly till tapioca Is soft, add yolks of eggs well beaten with sugar, pineapples and flavoring. Boil ten minutes. Add whites of eggs, beaten. Stir thoroughly. Serve with whipped cream. Miss Lelah White, Raccoon, Ind. RAISIN AND NUT CAKE Two cups sugar, two eggs, onchaif cup lard, three cups raisins, one cup nut meats, one and one-haif cups raisiu juice, three teaspoons cinnamon, two teashoons nutmeg, one heaping teaspoon soda, three and one-half cups flour. Cover raisins with water and slowly bring to boil. Cream sugar, eggs and lard. Stir soda into raisin Juice, which has been cooled. Add raisins, nuts, cinnamon and nutmeg and. lastly, the flour. Bake in a square bread pan. * Mrs. E. B. Sturm, Linden, Ind. LEFT OYER POTATOES To threfv cups mashed potatoes Add two eggs, one cup sweet milk, one cup flour. Mix till smooth batter. if not thick enough add a little more flour. Fry in fat same as pana.Mrs. S. S. Whitehead. 1805 Lockwood St., city. MAftMON LEASES SITE Rentals Aggregate $300,000 for TenYear Period. A ten-year lease,' with rentals aggregating about $300,000 was taken by the Marmon Motor Car Company Wednesday on the building at Meridian and Eleventh Sts., It was announced by the real estate department of the Meyer-Kiser Bank, Who negotiated the deal. The Marmon Indianapolis branch now occupies the building, along with two other automobile dealers, the Charles G. Sanders Company, and the Chillson-Bohannon Sales Company. The North Meridian Realty Company, headed by R> A. McGill, owns the building.

snow?" Then Clowny smiled and looked around. "Weil, say, I’d like to sit right down. I'm stuffed with food. How tired I am you simply cannot know." "Oh, you’re just lazy," Coppy cried. Then snaked right up to Clow - ny’s side, and tripped the little fellow till he fell head over heels. "Ah. there you are," he said “Sit down the snow won’t hurt a funny clown. Just scramble 'round on top of it and see Just how it feels." Poor Clowny rose, a snowy sight, and challenged Coppy to a fight, but all the others gathered 'round and kept them from a fuss. Said Seouty, "When all's said and done, ’tls best to take such pranks in fun. Why don’t you two be sensible like all the rest of us?" Thus 'twas agreed they would not fight. Then Carpy yelled, with all MOTION PICTURES ■ B. ißhtß -BE i I.AST TIMES TODAY Jac < k <T uc° n 8 VAN BIBBER ™. E COMEDY OLA UPTOWN WOLF” NOVELTY COLONIAL-] I. A IRA IA PI-ANTE in •‘BUTTER FLIES IN THE RAIN—JIMMY FISHER FI.OYD THOMPSON’S SINGING ORCHESTRA COMING A. S. M. HutrhlnMTi'n •ONE INCREASING PURPOSE” ClDoUa. BEBE DANIELS IN “STRANDED IN PARIS*’ Newlyweds Comedy, Fox Nows, Bud Mclntyre, F.mll Seidel and Hlk Orcheetrn. 4 ? Thurß -’ Frii and Sat. FRED HUMES I “PROWLERS OF | THE NIGHT” jpV —COMEDY—m “BLUE FRIDAY” :if. PA THE REVIEW | 10C ALL SEATS 10c ! JACK MULSALL I.OIS MORAN i LYA DE FUTTI BUSTER COLLIER In “God Gave Me 20 Cents” The Big Picture that opened the new $3,000,000 Paramount Theater In New York City. CHARLIE DAYIS and lIU Gang In “SCHOOL DAYS” End the Old Year By Seeing the BEST Show ’ 'own. Colleen Moore’s Greatest and Latest “TWINKLETOES” A Story of London’i JLlmehouae District A First National Picture NOVELTY OVERTURE “Hello '27, Goodbye ’26” STOEAREYSKY. Conducting "Fighting to Win” The Second of 2IHEJIOLLEGIANS” DKSSA BYRD at tl > Organ ‘‘A New Year’* Reeoli tlon”

his might, "Oh, I’ve a good Idea. Now, don’t anyone say no. Let’s all roll snow balls up real big, and, quick,-''as we can dance a Jig, we’ll pile them on each other ’till we’ve built a house ofsnow.” The whole crowd gladly lent a hand. They worked and worked to beat the band, and all around the hillside little balls of snow were made. The Tinymites all knew their stuff and, as each ball was big enough, ’twas pushed up to the snowhouse spot, and that’s right where it stayed. They worked for several hours or more. Just guess what they were working for. YVhy they decided they must have a place to sleep at night. And, when at last they stopped their fun, the wondorous big snqsrhouse was dohe, and all the Tinymites agreed their shelter looked all right. (The Tinymites make a snow man In the next story.) (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Tne.) FORMER EDITOR DIES Bu Times Special ROCHESTER, Ind., Dec. 30. Thomas F. Berry, 66. former editor of the Roann Clarion, and former superintendent of Fulton schools, who dropped dead early Wednesday, will be burled Friday afternoon. AMUSEMENTS MUTUAL liurleflqun Theater Formerly Broadway Charles "Tramp” McNally with Night Life in Paris Petite Shimmy Shaker* On the Illuminate,! Runway. CMC I I C U ’ C AM. NEXT WEEK EnßLlwn 0 mats, wed-nat. THE SEASON S MOST BRII.I.IANT MUSICAL-THEATRICAL, EVENT Kuel| Janney PrMmla 7nH The Entrancing L&flpß Mimical Piny Superb Cheru* 0. Orchestra 3s. 850 Time* at < a*lno, N. Y. Kve., sl.lO to $3.30. Mate.. 75c to $2.75 Vm 1 IMaryon Vadie Dancers LASALLE, HASSON “THE LUCKY & MORAN STIFF’ BURNS & KANE MORTON CAHILL | Lapin & Batedo “Blue Streaks of Jazzmania” LYRIC DANCE FAUACE Connie-Dolly Gray Rhythm King* afternoon and evening —BB—BBB—Bf ‘ . r JkTSj B B ■ r! HAPPY NEW YEAR SHOW 2 PERFORMANCES o NEW YEAR’S EVE Z ThU Splendid BMI I* Headed by HELEN MACKELLAR In the Condensed Verelon of THE MUD TURTLE EDITH CLAYTON CLIFFORD & I.ENNIE JUE FONG | Jacky & Billy O’DONNELL & BLAIR PLASTERERS DE BEAUX ARTS NEXT WEEK—DUN NIGER MURAT ST a “SAMARKAND” A MUSICAL COMEDY Presented by the TRIANGLE CLUB PRINCETON UNIVERSITY A good way to spend the early part of NEW YEAR’S EVE SEATS HOW SELLING PRICES 50c to $3 TODAY HOOPER & GATCHEH In THE ROOKIE with MAYO, MACK A RARICK Percy Pamela OAKES & DELOUR & CO. MANN CLARKMORRELL BROS. & CO. WALZER & DYER PHOTOPLAY BETTY COMPSON In Belle of Broadway JUST FORFUN! BIG NEW YEAR EVE SHOW FRI. NITE 10:30 P. M. —ALL CLOWNALL SfiATS 50c

ACCIDENT IS v FATAL Street Car Worker Dies From Effects of Injuries. Injuries received when caught between a street car and, a snow plow in the Highland Ave. barns of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company, late Wednesday, proved fatal to Albert Walker, 48. of 562 Highland Ave., a fire builder at the cor barns. He died while en route to the Indiana Christian hospital- in an ambulance. Walker was carrying coal to a, car when he stepped

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between one of the oars and a moving snow plow. His chest "u* crushed. SPECIAL PROSKOFTOR NAMED Bu TJnitcd Press LA PORTE, Ind., Pec. 29 —R. X. Smith, well-known attorney, has announced he wilt Be si>eclal prosecutor in the trial of Frank McErlaue, Chicago gangster, who Is accused of the murder of a Crown Point attorney. The case will open at Valparaiso in February. Smith was prose cutor in the famous Gunnes* mtn der case here twenty years ago.