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One Master Recipe
for Five kinds of cakes
It's certainly a pretty custom to serve cake
when guests come. But, since we all do it,
there s danger of monotony.
It is to escape that, and escape work, that
women find the Speny Master Recipes so
helpful. By learning only three Master Reci
pes and simple variations of them, they find
they can make some two dozen kinds of cake.
One of these Master Recipes for Layer
Cake is given below. Notice how simple it
is and how easily it makes five kinds of cake.
The Sperry Master Recipe
u; for Layer Cako
4 cup .liortenlag
-M cup. .URHr.
2 clip. Bprrry Drifted Snow
' Flour lifted with 3 ten
ipQon. of baking powder
Cream shortening until It may be beaten with a
I spoon; add sugar gradually beating until mixture la
1 crfeamy. Separate the whites and yolks of the ep,gs.
Beat yolks until thick and lemon colored; add to
creamed butter and sugar; beat vigorously; then
add flour and liquid alternately, stirring the while
until batter is smooth; and fold In the well-beaten
' whites of eggs and flavoring. Bake in three wcll
excascd layer cake pans in a luirly hot oven (300 F.).
Use your favorite filling.
Walnut Loaf Cako
Prepare the Master Recipe, adding one-half cup of
fineiy chopped walnuts to the cake batter before
1 folding in the beaten whites of eggs. Bake In a
greased loaf cake pan about 45 minutes In a mod
crate oven (350 F-).
3 csr.
4 cup milk or wnter
1 teotpoon each of vanilla
and lemon extract
Much depends on
the Hour
Beautiful, tempting
cakes can be gotten
only by using really fine
ingredients. And the
moat important is the
floor.
I use Sperry Drifted
Snow Flour and recom
mend it. Perfectly
blended , and always the
same, it hns given me
highly satisfactory re
cults for the past 12
years.
i; Golden Cake '
Prepare the Master Recipe, using four egR yolks and
one whole egg.' Add these well-beaten to the creamed
butter and sugar. Bake in a loaf (350 F.), or in
layers (300 F.).
). Small Fancy Cakes
Prepare the Master Recipe. Pour batter into a well
greased. shallow baking pen. Bake from IS to 20
minutes. Cool, then cut into fancy shapes and ice.
Chocolate, pink, and white icing will give variety,
md the tops can be decorated with chopped nuts,
. coooanut, and cendied fruits.
FREE booklet of Sperry Master Recipes
The fifth kind. White Cake, made with this name
Master Recipe,, nnd other Sperry Master Recipes
for cakes aro given in n new booklet, "EIGHTY
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of your linking will be simpler and surer with the!
Master Recipes. Write; I '11 send the booklet FKLB.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. (A. P.)
LuKlHlutlon already In In preparation
to Klvo effect to tho proposal ol' the
prnsluonl n ulr board ror tlio creation
of u burunu of elvll aeronautics In the
department 'of commerce to promote
commercial aviation, along with its
recommended expansion of military
and naval aviation.
Senator lilnKham, republican, of
Connecticut, a member of the board,
who joined In the unanimous report
of its nine members, said today he
would introduce a bill giving the gov
ernment wider latitude In nidin-s civil
aviation than any legislation yet pro
posed. A companion bill will be in
troduce In the house by Chairman
Parker of the commerce committee.
At this time, however, it is nbt con
templated to include In the aviation
provision for an additional assistant
secretary In the department to head
the biirAan, as recommended by the
board, along with its proposal for an
other asslstnnt socretary also In both
the war and navy department to do
Yote themselves primarily to aviation. I
Creation of these new offices in the
three departments formed the central
recommendation of the board in Its
program for progressive development
of both military and civilian, aviation
in the United States.
n addition to functioning In their
own departments, it would be the duty
of the assistant secretaries- "jointly to
co-ordinate so far as may be practic
able" the aviation activities of the
three departments.
Seeing no need for drastic change
In the present organization of army
and navy aviation, the board emphat
ically opposed establishment of a de
partment of nutlona! defense or
unified air service. Until of these
proiiosals were endorsed by Colonel
William Mitchell in his public criti
cism of tile war and navy department
administration of aviation, which was
a forerunner of President Coolidge's
appointment of the board to make an
exhaustive study of tile needs of
American aviation.
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Outdoor men who do hard muscular
work, who undergo exposure and risk
of accident every day, know how nec
essary it is to give prompt attention
to muscle-strain, bruises, sprains and
other injuries.
A member of a survey party, sent
out by the government of British Co
lumbia to do sub-division work three
hundred miles from civilization writes:
"Tho chief of our party with rare
foresight brought along as a part of
our first aid supply a bottle of Sloan's
Liniment. Anil through weeks of ex-
Ensure and hardship wc found it our
est help for sprains, bruises, stiff
muscles and rheumatism."
Sloan's gives real relief because it
doesn't just deaden the pain. It helpa
your body to throw oil the cause.
Just a little Sloan's patted on light
ly nnd a henling tide of fresh new
blood is sent right to the place that
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WASHINGTON, pec Armed with
a mass of Htatlstics and scientific
data, the army chemical warfare
Hcrvice haa launched a campaign to
nlay a ghost that came back with tho
army from Franco.
War has boon doclared against the
haunting anectro that llngcra in the
minds of thouaanda of those who
got a whiff of gas "over there," that
some day, because of lasting Injury
done by gaa to thoir lung tissues,
they will fall victim to the dread
write plague tuberculosis.
This spectre is a .pure figment of
fancy, said Major Oonoral Amos
Fries, chief of. the chemical warfare
service. ' Exhaustive scientific in
vestigation during and since the
war, General Fries maintains and
he marshalled casualty figures and
the verdict of British, French "and
American doctors to sustain his as
sertion has failed to disclose, any
case whatever of evil after effects
of gassing.
Gassed men, he declared, either
died or got well; there was and Is
no middle ground; no army of malm
ed and- crippled sufferers such as
bullet and bayonet and shell left in
their wake. .
General Fries admitted the task
he and. the regular reserve officers
of tho chemical service have under
taken Is a titanic job. He did not
attempt to deny that the overwhelm
ing verdict' of pubflc ' opinions is
against his settled Judgment that gas
Is the most humane and at the same
time the most effective weapon of
war yet devised by man.
"It is a big job to convince 110,'
000.000 people, nearly all of whdm
think otherwise," General Fries said,
"but this is what we are trying to
do."
In the judgment of the chemical
officers, fear of the after effects of
gas In the minds of veterans is the
most difficult obstacle to overcome
la changing the views of these mil
lions of people on the general ques
tion of using gas In war. Almost
everybody, Oenerul Fries pointed out,
has ta.ke dwith veterans who sin
cerely felt that they had been for
ever Impaired physically by reason
of a touch of gas.
On the possibility that gassing in
duces subsequent tuberculosis, the
war casualty reports of the Burgeon
general aro illuminating. They show
that 73 cases of tuberculoids occurred
in 1D18 among tho 70,652 men In
thes army who Jiad beon gassed, tho
rnte per 1000 being 2.45. The an
nual rate for troops In Europe that
year, other than tho gassed men,
was 3.50 and In the following year
4.30. ! ;
COUNCIL-BLUFFS
HAS COSILY FIRE
FIREMEN IN PERIL
COUNCIL BLUFFS, iJwa, Dec. 3.
(A. P.) A disastrous firo, struck
tho business section of Council Bluffs
early today, causing a property dam
age estimated at moro than il.ooo,
000 In loss to buildings and several
hundred thousands of dollars In loss
to stock in stores.
- Tho firo started in the basement of
tho Continental Furniture company
when a boiler exploded. J. McManU
gal, night watchman nt tho building
was badly burned about tho head and
body before ho escaped from the
burning building. Eighty guests nt
the Grand hotel wore safe, but forced
to flee In scant attire when : the
flames enveloped and later destroyed
tho hotel. Their personal property
was lost.
Eight fire companies from Omaha
and Council Bluffs battled the flames
and for a time It appeared as If
the fire would spread throughout tho
entire downtown district.
Several Omaha firemen Just missed
burial by bricks from a large wall
which fell, while others wore en
dangered at times by flying embers.
At 7 ft. m. tho outlook appeared
almost hopeless, as If the flames
were hopelessly out of control. Show
ers of burning embers wero carried
several blocks nnd many house
holders, stood guard over their roofs,
extinguishing them as they felt.
T POI
SENT TO MANILA
WASHINGTON'. pec. 8. Assign
ment wna announced of Major Gen
eral Fred "W. Hladen, now superin
tendent of West Point to command
the Philippine department succeed
ing Major General James H. McKac
who already has been designated to
command the ninth corps area, San
Frnnclsco.
Major Genernt Sladen. ftho will will
for the Philippines next April, was
one of the group of twelve genera! of
ficers originally named to the court
martini asnembled to try Colonel Wil
liam Mitchell of the air vervlco on
charges of lnsnrbordlnntlon hiy was
removed from tho court on theone
peremptory chaeng permitted the
colonel's counsel.
General Hladen will be succeeded nt
the military nendemy by Colonel
Merch it. Stewart, now commandant
of ci'l'M there,
WASHINGTON.' Dec. 3. (AJM
Failure so far of a number' nt Iholr
'mirtV filllonf'ttno in ill In lino tvtlh
the plan of senate republican leaders
to recognize without JsKuoNh republi
canism of Senator-eleot 'LaFoiletto, of
Wisconsin, Is threatening to? produce
some troubled waters for the party
conference next Saturday.
Senator Butler of Massachusetts,
chairman of Nthe republican national
committee la one at thogeapparently
still on the fence on tho question of
treating the Wisconsin senator as a
party regular in committee assign
ments and other matters. He has de
clined to commit himself however.,
further than to say the matter, ia atlll
one for "consultation."
Leaders who are endeavoring to
submerge the issue Include Senator
Custls of Kansas, the majority floor
leader, Senator Moses of Xew Hamp
shire, president - pro-tempore . of the
senate, and Senator Jones of Wash
ington, the republican "whip."
With some senators insisting, how
ever, that Mr. LaFollette's ftpeeches
in his recent campaign constituted at
tacks on the president and the repub
lican party, Senator Watson of .In
diana, vice chairman of the confer
ence Is still studying 'his campaign
utterances. -
Another uncertainty In the situation.
Ia whether Senator IaFolIette will ac
cept the formal invitation to attend
Hie conference pent him yesterday by
Chairman Curtis. - He has declined so
far to Indicate his retentions.
On the house side while Represen
tative Nelson of Wisconsin, spokes
man for the insyrgentH there, says
they will not perfect a formal organ
ization as they did two years ago.
leadehs of the group have not Indi
cated their attitude on the proposal of
Speaker-Designate Lrongworth ' that
they be returned to the party councils
If the ysupport republican candidates
for house offices. ,
Peggy Joyce in Hollywood.
LOS ANGELES Countess Morner,
better known as Peggy Hopkins
Joyce, arrived to plan further ac
tivities before Hollywood's moving
picture cameras.
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