The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 15

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—One hundred per cent. Americanism, as far a menus are concerned and a bit more than one-half of 1 per cent. of alcohol for mince ples, Welsh rarebits and ‘wine sauces. {These are the two main planks tn ithe program of the American Caterers odiation for the attainment of b a battle raged merrily in the d annual convention of the or- ion at the Congress Hotel. caterers are tired of deception, wiing \ Jacob Miller of Chicago, ry Life President of the ganization. The phrase ‘with cheese’ is Just as gmecth sounding as au gratin,” said fr, Miller, “and it means just as oh, if not a whole lot more, to the American public. Consequently we are carrying on the battlo to print ‘every word of menus in American. “Another form of deception we ob- fect to is the practice of putting salt, pepper and other condiments into tho Gealcoholized sherries pnd clarets which go into sauces to-day. The condiments give the impression of thw same kick as before Prohibition, but most caterers don't like the subetitu- tion. And what Is a Welsh rareoit without a little ale? It does not taste right. There never was enough ale in a Welsh rarebit to intoxicate anybody. We want somo provision made for adding the kick to the tfully should have ft | The convention {s expected to go on cord as indorsing a light wino and pivgean, according io Kir. 3 he association represents appros! tely 60,000 caterers and hotel me: Another feature of the convention Ir @ preparation of a petition to the lature to “loosen up" on the me laws or to permit importation of breign game, with tho provision that on it appears on the table it shall and Judge votes. When hes which labelled so that the dinor knows hat he le gettin, ee) DHIO SUPREME COURT TO HAVE FIRST WOMAN |. Mre. Allen Says Wer Electton I Victory for Independence. CLEVELAND, Nov. 10,-—Final re turns on the Ohio Supreme Court ju- diclary election tabulated to-day re- vealed that Judge Florence B, Allen had won the distinction of being the first woman tn the United States to be elevated to the highest court in the State, With all but a few scattered pre- cincts reported, it will be impossible for Benson W. to overcome her lead, Latest figures available show Judge Allen to be leading = by informed Judge Allen said: “I consider my election a vindica tion of our campaign on the Issue ¢ \ Want fresh underwear every morning THE tion su pendent roups indicates desire on the Hough, Supreme Court Judge running for re-election, Allen’s nearest opponent, 60 NITROGEN "LAMM, approximately 34,00 ot her victory, 30.42 100 Ready for the Scrimmage of Armistice Day The supply of raccoon fur is scarce, with a consequent upward price ten- dency. Our values, however, remain moderate. 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