The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1919, Page 2

INSTEAD OF..WINE. TRY: THESE SIX “SIPPERS” FOR: SM. LL GLASSES, NEGRESS MADE MILLIONS LN HALR TONG 4 Indianapolis, Ind., June 10.—Mrs. C. J. Walker, colored, an orphan at-sev- en, a widow at twenty ‘and ‘almost penniless at forty-five, ‘left an estate ‘kitchen, decent: quart, What's to take the lace ot wines ‘and. a prohibition ruled ‘tal be? For. those, citizens to. whom ; the! home-brewed” beers, ‘and the ‘tent ‘on. the side i ‘mixed coolers have, few attraction: Aenea but who ave used to small glasses of fis wine after dinner, or with the meal— we submit. these—nanealeoholie, but rnish cit alued at more’ than:a million dollars swhen ‘she died recently at the age ot fifty-two. years. She had gained a wide reputation as a philanthropist and as a manufacturer. of. a hair remedy, She dled at her home, Villa Lewaro, | Irvington-On-The-Hudson. For many yéars she made her home in this city where one of her princi pal manufacturing plants is located. After the death of her “husband, | Mrs, Walker moved to St. Louis, wheréslie educated her daughter with j money ‘earned by washing and ¢ron- ing. Her interest in hair preparations began about fifteen years ag& She went to Denver,,then to Pittsburgh, and there established a plant, which; ‘she! left in. charge of her daughter, Then ‘she came to this city with little money, ‘pit “t the end of two years she had ‘saved $500 which she ‘invest’ ea: in property, and/ prosperity: fol- lowed. Her business within a few years was of large proportions, In 1917, Mrs. Walker went to New York and parchased an estate on the Hudson, building a home costing $250,000." \ ‘Her philgnthropies included large gifts to the Y. M. C. A. for negroes, to local “institutions, ‘to Palmer Me- (white)... 1 vinegar, 8 pune sugar, syrup to s' Vary the amount of is more wi ‘keeps .the.-drink a pale champagne good, 'r sy PINEAPPLE’ PEP The ingredients of, this, semi wine are: fw TORR, 1-2 pint unfermented grape juice pint pineapple juice... 1-3.cupful pure wine vinegar. © To make. first. sakes a strong, un- sweetened:,Jemonade ot ‘the. juice. of. three Jemons and |make a. pint. 81 aad the grape Add ‘the ly enough ten to, taste. ar uded, to ‘he white grape juice than the purple, and juice and, 2D) ice, and last,, Serve gn wine Blaptety chiled e or with sh ac fA GULEP A delicous, drink to serve, _ undiut. ed, in small~glasges over nhaved ice. The ingredients; ed. A bunch 2 sliced oranges. 1-2 gliced. cugumber, Juice 2 lemons, 3 tablespoonfuls lime juice. 1 pint ginger al Make a jstrong. ‘brew ‘of. Orange Pe- ice water, to]. Rene i yover & This’ oe hearts of ginger over serve in the -place of wine. eredients a f 13 pound Canton ginger, cupful sugar or 1-3 “cupful. sugar |; | aA septal strained 1 cupful orange ‘ Chop tha, tandied ‘ginger, can 'sntal pieces and put 1 Cc with 1 and 2-3 pitits of and boil hard.for Teter i -2 cupful sugar be boil. , Gool.the: gi ieupful of strained lemon J f .cupful, of, straited: orange juice. When the ginger water. is. tiain,.add to it the lemon, aed cessful is is ing into.a senues ‘in Oe cover with the: Hips aa over |” of morial ‘institute, ‘Sedalid, N. C., seol- arshtps at; Tuskegee institute for /a' number of, students ‘each year who’ were preparing ‘for edueatione! work in Africa and many sma: charities. She was,a forceful speakerN: Through private tutors ‘she obtained an -excel-! lent “knowledge of -a ‘number of ig eign languages. SPILLANE SAYS: BY RICHARD SPILLANE Foremost Arherican Writer on Finan- cial Topics: and Spevial’ Commenta- tor for the Daily ‘Tribune. There is much‘of mystery as to why Lord Cowdray “had to let go his big | oil ‘propertiés' in ‘Mexico... The Royal Dutch Shell-has taken them: over and the British government, which used:to be a bit ‘suspicious ‘of the Dutchman, H. ‘A, Deterding, master of the Royal Dutch Shell, now is working hand and} glove with ‘him, Lord Gowdray’s Wonderful Strike! \Lord Cowdray did mure when he was, Sir, Weetman. Pearson. than: since; he ‘has been raised,to the peerage... He: is jore of the: world’s great builders. He :yhas monuments.’to -his genius .in all, the continents,:; He made the port koe tea, strain end cool, ‘To the -cold| and stit,.Fill th ‘ge burch of fresh zmint,j bruised, chopped fine... Add . the |, strained, juice of, two, Jémons, the Jime |... Vi i juice, jand- two .Jjui¢y jotenges: shi Wa thi ‘ tage a sn thin, and 1-2 ’ aed ‘cuttmber, “un- : i mers ’ adled and, sliced thin, -Sweeten to’ fk Se ; “ , a ; ate Wik Suga SRD. et ne Pt eal SHE Victor Tunge-tone ‘Stylus has several ‘wre. on.ice for. three hous. When : can f dvairta covet all other repto- ready to serve strain and add to the liquor 1 pint of ginger ale. Serve very cold with ‘a fresh mint, garnish or a mint cherry. PINEA‘ EAPPLE ‘CHAMPAGNE To makenthis delicious wine-like |. drink take 1+large, ‘ripe pineapple, cut |: off the top, and wash the apple well, pare, @nd cut ‘the-meat-up, ah email ‘chunks. 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