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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22

than the Waldorf Prepare by mixing
two cupfuls of good favored apples,
finely cut, with cupful of celery and
a few nuts. This salad may be i'm
proved by adding a handful OF raisins
or few dates fine cut, Serve with
well mixed French dressing, or a
boiled dressing may be used if so de-
sired
Another combination of apple, green
pepper. celery and dressing is a great
Tayorite
5enares salad.-Apple is the foun-
Sationa for this salad, adding a cupful
of fresh grated cocoanut. a little
chopped red pepper and a bit OF green
for color, r tablespoonful of onion
Juice aud pint of finely cut apple
Serve with French dressing,
Apple Cake.-When making coffee
cake a most tasty German dish called
apfelkuchen is the following: Cut ap-
pies in eighths and arrange them in
rows on the top of the cake, just be-
fore it goes into the oven.
Stuffed Apples.-Core a half dozen
good favored apples, peel and stuff the
cavities With sugar, raisins, bits Of
butter and crumbs Put into the oven,
Blasting with sugar and water during
the baking.
Apple Fritters.-Mix and sift one
and third cupfuls of pastry -four
two teaspoonfuls Of baking powder
and fourth Of teaspoonful Of salt.
Add two-thirds of a cupful of milk and
one egg, welI-beaten. Wipe, pare and
core In eighths two medium-sized ap-
ples. Stir apples into the batter and
drop by spoonfuls In the hot fat,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
Coming Events

April 29-Fourth annual concert
by the Girls Glee Club OF thN Perth
An boy high school.
| April 25-Third degree Initiation.
san Salvador Council, No. 29g,
| Knights of Columbus
April 26-"The Bible In Jewish
Tradition" by DR.. Isaak Husik, at
the Y NJ H. A. rooms.
April 29:-Card narty, Willow
Grove No. G, Woodmen's Circle. in
Y M H A. hall
! April 29:-Beneft moving picture
performance at Ditmas theatre for
! benefit of Home for the Aged.
April 29.-Camp social at Y. NJ. G..
A. for parents and boys. Address by
c. R. Scott, director of Boys State
| Camp at Lake Wawayanda.
! April 29:-Pertn Amboy City Hos
pital commencement exercises for the
! Presbyterian church. Address by the
Hon. Robert Carey.
April 30-Last Of seasons dance
assemblies in Palace Hall.
| April 30-Rubber social, First
Baptist Ladies' Aid Society at the
chapel
april 3o;-K-3 Club dance and re,
ception.
May 2-FIremen's Memorial Day.
| Decoration of iremen's graves by
Exempt Firemen's Association.
May 3:-Flower ball at Washing
| ton hall under auspices of the White
| Rose Grove. Woodmen's Circle.
No. Il.
May 4-COncert under auspices of
/ Choral Of nffYyNas
May 7:-Dance and reception by
K Club in Palace Hall.
May 13- senfor class commence
May 14-Anniversary celebration
of the Baptist Ushers Association
at the chapel.
May 21.-Philathea class of the
First Baptist church arranging an
entertainment.
ment trip to Washington, D. G.
May 70 and 24-Big Y. M. c. A.
circus by mems aad boys depart
ments of Perth Amboy association in
Y. NJ C. a. gymnasium.
May 23-May walk, B. o. G. Club.
! May 23-''1 endencIes and ProO-
! iems OF the Jews IN America" lee
ture by A. M. Friedenberg, in Y. nj.
/ H. A. hall under auspices OF social
!
May 20. 80 and 31-Y. M @. A
Mems Department trip TO Niagara
Falls aid Buffalo.
June 1S:-Commencement exer-
cises class OF 1915, Perth Amboy
high school, at Majestic theatre.
! July 2S. - Excursion to Bear
Mountain on the Hudson river on
steamer Sirius under auspices OF the
| First Baptist Sunday School.
| August 5-Excurslon up the Hud-
! son under auspices OF San Salvador
| Council, No. 299. K. of @.
Owing to the increasing demand fer
| space for write-Bps fer entertainments.
! dances and other social events, the
| EVENING NEWS has found "a neeeh-
/ sary 20 limit free notices 90 the news
| fen iure alone. All subaeqxsut inseF-
| fiOUS will he accepted En thu column az
| = special rRtk of so cents per Inch fer
I one iaHertion aud - cents per inch for
/ following insertions. No advertise
Eaeut azkep for less fh@0 @A.sSe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
Honor Famous Author at
Meeting Of the Y. M. H. 4.

At a meeting Of the Y. NJ. H. A.
last night members of that organ1-
zati0u offered a tribute i'll memory Of
e. L. Peretz, the well known Jewish
author and lecturer, who died recent
" in Warsaw, Russia. The next
meeting Of the Y. NJ. II. A. will be
held as a memorial to the dead au-
thor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
Personal

Miss Lillian PolkowitZ, OF this city,
is the guest of Miss Bessie Levine,
OF New Brunswick.
Matt Grieg, of Red Bank, renewed
acquaintances with friends in this
city last night.
Miss Lillian COstlO. OF Morgan
Vile, has resumed her duties at the
Board of Trade office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
Defendant County Seat Man.

Samuel Koch, a hardware dealer
at 374 State street, stated this morn
ing that he was not defendanat in
the suit in which judgment was
given for 1886 Tuesday in the dis
trict court, at the suit of Sills and
Son VS.. S. Koch The defendant
lives in New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22

high place and was one
Of the first fruits to be
raised by the Romans.
AS there are some thou
sand varieties it is al
ways on the market.
Apple SaIad.-There is
no simple salad which is
t1rnr.. .ral -r.n L. lfl.na
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
TWO Kinds.

"Pa," said Johnny, ''what is book
worm?"
"a boolkworm," said pa, sis a person
who would rather read than eat, or
worm that would rather eat than
read."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22

The trial of Max and David Engel-
SOP. of Roosevelt, In the United
States District Court, Newark
Branch. may require.~seyeral more
days. It was soIIin morning
before JudgH
i -. er--sl11 Fp1 e5tnteu by THvsT-
lI1Rn, of / -4s city, and an at
Eorney of Jersey1 City, secured the
sguashing of one, ,of the counts alleg-
ing conspiracy against the defend
rants~eA the grounds that the agree
'ment for conspiracy alleged was af-
ter date on which the act was sup
posed to have been committed.
There were two indictments
against David Engelson, one charg-
ing conspiracy, and the other charg-
ing the concealing of $500 worth of
clothing, following his adjudication
in bankruptcy in an effort to defraud
creditors. An Indictment of cOnspir-
acy was found against Max Engelson
who was charged with having aided
his brother, David, to conceal the
goods in question.
The indictments grew out of
charges made by Eugene NJ. Clark,
OF this city, trustee appointed by
creditors of the bankrupt Roosevelt
merchant. The two men were
placed under $4,000 bail by United
States Commissioner Semple. and
later indicted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
Y. W, H. A. Meets Tonight.

All members OF the Y. W. Fl. A.
have been requested to attend meet
ing to be held tonight at O'Clock
in Y. M H. A. hall
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
MARY PICKFORD WINS MANY
HEARTS AT DITMAS THEATRE

Absolute capacity audiences wit
messed dainty Mary Pickford in the
delightful comedy drama of theatri-
cal A2ehind the Scenes" writ
ten d Agaret Mayo author 7 of
l"Twi and Baby Nine at
The Ditmas thoSSe -yssterdaN
nothing but : -
praise were shOwered ~
charming star, enhancing story, ca
pable supporting cast, remarkable
photography and correctness of de-
tail which were prominent in the
picture presentation. Miss Pickford
was more than usually winsome and
sweet in the role of Dolly Lane the
struggling little actress who re-
nounces the footHghts for that great
factor-loye. Behind the Scenes
will be repeated today and as large a
crowd ii not larger than yesterday.
is expected by the Ditmas manage
ment.
Tomorrow the sixth instaIlment OF
the mystery serial, The Black Box"
will ne offered with an excellent sup
porting program including ''The
Threads OF Fate twO-part Rex
drama with Pauline Bush in the lead
ing role, THE Fly Cop" an L-Ko
comedy. "Wheels Within Wheels" a
Big Z drama and Some Nightmare"
a Joker comedy. Another OF the usual
feature programs will be offered on
Saturday with The Beautiful I'm
known" a three-part Victor drama,
and The Treason Of Anatole," two
reel Imp drama being headlined. The
Paramount pictures for next week
will be Ready Money" with the Well
known comedian, Edward Abeles in
the title role on Monday and Tues
day, and John Barrymore in the IA
nous comedy, The Man From
Mexico" on Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22

residing NJ the southern section Of
the city could have no grounds for
complaint as per parks.
Now I don't claim to be trying to
lead the taxpayers into the land Of
promise. l do not oppose the lawful
expenditure of the peoples money.
but ! do claim that we should have
proper return for all moneys eX-
pended and besides exercise care that
an over expenditure should not oC-
cur. The day of purchasing any large
tracts for park purposes has long
since passed. The purchase of the
Merritt tract Is out of the question,
fas it is neither desirable, advisable
nor in any way suitable for the pur-
pose. Even at an enormous outlay
of gilt" it can never be made to
meet the requirements.
To the Board Of Aldermen, / say
go slow in the matter. Remember
that there Is still a prospect of com
mission government and if you fail
to use logic, and abuse your trust, it
may spell ruin with a greet big CAPT
tai r. CITIZEN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
Another Clam ChoWder Sale
for Home for the Aged,

Enother clam chOwder sale will
nald at the Home for the Aged
hpw. Chowder will be placed
NATTER 1880 o'clock.
are selling rapidly for the
oving picture entertainment
d at the Ditmas theatre
rsday. about $500 having
leen disposed of. A fine pro-
motion pictures has been
!, the features being John
tnore i'll The Man from Mex
nd the Animated Weekly
her film productions will be shown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
Daily Theunlf.

Happiness Is the result OF our own
energy and cadnot be poured upon the
soul, and is almost independent OF cir
eumstRnces; It is made by uH, not for
US W Robertson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
". C. 7. U. Branch TO Meet.

The Young Peoples Branch of the
w. c. T. U. will hold its regular
business meeting at the Simpson NJ.
Il. church at 1880 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
CLASSIFIED ADS.
RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
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WANTED-Girlw who speaks Slavish
and hungarian. Inquire 341 State
street, Cloak and Suit Store.
16265-4-22-1t
FIVE ROOMS-All improvements
except heat 26j Mcclellan ST.
16264-4-22-tf
LOST-Bunch of keys Reward if
returned to AK Sahdler, 341 Mad
ison avenue. 16270-4-22-3t
LOST-White poodle. Return to
313 State street. Reward.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
The Benton Tract.

EDITOR EVENING NEWS
1t is with a great deal of interest
that | read the article published in
the EVENING NEWS of April 10th,
relating to the procedure of the Park
Committee and Parks in gsnaSss.1 So
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
Quite a Differences.

Ethel--"Jack told me that he never
loved anyone before" Marie Well,
excuse me for saying so, dear, but he
and l were once engaged" Ethel
"Oh, didn't ask him about engage
ments; | only asked him about love-
-Pi- ham "r0raId.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22

"Good gracious! How in the world
did you happen to get lOst?'
"Oh, after we had been on the road
about five hours we found that the
chauffeur was trying to find his way
,-z{+l, a xx-aathap T,1cys1ti--Pu.,k
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
HUMILITY.

Humility Is The means Of progress.
When we realize how little we know
we shall yearn and strive to know
more. When we feel how imper-
feet is our character, and not ill then,
we shall make earnest efforts after
our improvement,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
APPETlziNG APPLE DISHES.

The apple has figured in history
and mythology as a fruit worthy of a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
SIMPSON EPWORTH LEAGUE
WINS BANNER At RALLY

Simpson Methodist church Ep-
worth League, with forty-five mem
bers, captured the pennant at the
Epworth League group rally that was
held Tuesday night at Trinity M. e.
church, at Railway, for the largest
percentage of members at the meet
ing. Gordon A. Baldwin, of this city,
the group leader, presided at the
session, at which each league from
Roosevelt, Linden. Metuchen, Wood
bridge, Railway and this city, inciud-
ed in the group We're represented An
interesting program was carried out
q a'ls.sl N F "a = I 90 llaI..g i'll q
talks by the various ones and special
singing. The next rally, will he at
Linden June s. ..-- s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22

now by hundreds OF people for rec
reation purposes.
So far as the Wonderland property
is concerned l believe the city need
be in no particular haste to purchase
this; it has been in the market for
great number of years, but apparent
ly no one was particularly anxious to
secure it. Then it is located along a
railroad and every one knows how
nice and warm along railroad IS
during summer. 1t is also located
opposite smelter, and that is hardly
desirable for park purposes.
l think the city should first con
slider the Hayes property and then al
terwards give attention to those
properties for which no great demand
has ever been shown. Just let all
persons who can stroll around and in
spect the various sites and l let 1t to
their good judgment which is best.
Thanking you for the valuable
space you have given this, l remain
Yours very truly,
J. E. COOKE,
1873 Water St, City.
Would Go Slow.
EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
So much has been said pro and
con as to the establishment of parks
in our city, that am constrained 10
request space in your valuable paper
to make a few comments on this I'M
portant subject.
First let me say that the need OF
parks in every city is question OF
the utmost Importance to the people
residing in cities. Perth Amboy
years ago should have set aside a
large tract. suitable for such pur-
| poses. This, however, We failed to
do and the only relief we can now
get is by the purchase of small tracts
| in various .congested districts, con
vert them into parks, or breathing
| places, where the people Of the dis
trict can go for a little fresh air
These breathing places do not neces-
sarily have to consist of large trac,
of land, but rather several smal
| tracts suitable f0e the purpose.
The suggestion to use the ole
water works site is good one, also
| the poor farm; and both of these car
| be had at no expense to the city, anc
| there is our worthy mayors sugges
ton to purchase additional GROUND
at Fayette street and New Brunswick
avenue. 1t will be seen that from
| the above we would have at leas
! four places suitable to relieve the
people. And when the Gregory hulk'
are removed and the waterfron
,tAt. o,.E w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22

Owing to the increasing demand for
space for Write-ups for entertainments,
dances and other social events, the
EVENING NEWS has found "a neceB-
sary 20 limit free notices 90 the news
fen lure alone. All subaeq,cut anseF-
tlOOS will he accepted ca tht column az
= special rRtk of so cents per Inch fer
one inHertion aud - cents per inch for
following insertions. No advertise
ment 1zkep sGr less fh@a @HssSs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-22
ROOSEVELT MEN ON TRIAL
ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE

The trial of Max and David Engel-
son, of Roosevelt, in the United
States District Court, Newark
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-25
Peanut Butter.

VIII you please tell me the nutritive
powers of good peanut butter? Is it es-
pecially good for children to eat plenti-
fully? Do you know of any receipt !
could use to make my own peanut but
ter, as my little boy loves it He some
times eats from four TO six salted wa
fers with it spread on, and that is why
ask you if it is good and nutritious
for the growing child. He is not quite
eight years old. / would like to make
my own peanut butter. Mrs. w, NJ G.
Peanuts are very rich in protein and
fat and form available adjunct to the
diet. Good peanut butter, used in mod
Grafton, is an excellent ration for the
child. II is simple matter TO make
peanut butter by grinding it through the
nut butter plate which comes with many
kinds of food choppers. We doubt, how
ever, whether YOU can do it as well and
as cheaply as you can buy high grade
manufactured product. Peanut butter Of
the best grade consists solely of finely
ground peanuts, nothing added. with
perhaps the exception of small guam
tity of salt, and nothing taken away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-25
Ways Of Serving Onions.

The onion plays much more impor-
tant part in cookery than the housewife
realizes. Always in market, it possesses
innumerable vegetable and salad POSSIBLE
tiles and IS invaluable for seasoning,
writes Mary Stiles in the Country Gen
tleman.
French Fried 0nionsAny variety Of
onion may be cooked in this manner
except the extremes in size. Bermuda
and spring onions are best. Cut them
crosswise in half-inch slices and place in
cold water for few minutes. Drain
ana pat dry on clean towel. Dip in
milk, then in -four, and place in a frying
basket. immense in smoking hot fat and
fry without scorching until crisp and
brown. Spread them for a moment on
brown paper so that the grease may be
absorbed; then serve in a hot dish or
arrange them about broiled steak on a
hot platter.
Onion Soup-This favorite dish of
many epicures is seldom found anywhere
except on the menus of the best hotels
and clubs, yet there is no reason why IL
should not be served on the home table.
1t is easily prepared and has zest all
its own. Cut three large onions in small
pieces and fry slowly in two table
spoonfuls of butter, or equal parts Of
bacon drippings and butter. When cooked
soft, add three cupfuls of cold water and
let simmer on the back Of the stove for
about three quarters OF an hour Strain,
rub as much pulp through a sieve as
possible and put il back on the stove.
Add a pint of milk, and when il boils
up, thicken with a tablespoonful Of -four
rubbed TO a smooth paste with cold milk.
Season TO taste and serve with croutons.
Grated American or Parmesan cheese
may be sprinkled over the top Of each
serving.
Stuffed Onions -Parboil large onions
for about Is minutes in salted water.
Scoop out the hearts, chop them fine and
mix with bread crumbs and wei beaten
fegg, season with pepper, butter and more
salt If needed; put the mixture back In
the onions and bake until tender, basting
occasionally with hot water in which a
lump Of butter has been melted. Or pour
soup stock round the onions and haste
with IL. Sausage meat, chopped or
ground beef. or powdered parsley may
b. added 20 the stuhing
Baked Onions-Boil the onions until
almost tender. then drain and wrap each
onion tightly in a piece Of buttered wax
paper. When almost done, transfer the
onions from the papers 30 a baking dish.
Season with pepper and salt, dot with
bits Of butter and put back IN the oven
TO brown.
Onions Au Gratin-Cut the onions IN
thick slices and pnrboil. Drain and
arrange in alternate layers with bread
crumbs seasoning each layer with pepper.
salt. aud butter. Pour a white sauce
over this. then cover the top with bread
crumbs and pisces II butter and bake
until brown. Springle grated cheese over
the top. Dorothy Dexter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-25

what they are, have no need OF a
mask.
Under the provisions OF the West
field Standard Benzoate Of Soda is
prohibited for the following rea-
sons:
/. Because It may be directly in
furious.
2. Because it may be indirectly
dangerous by lending false I'M
preston Of freshness to an other
wise stale food product.
8. Because BenEoate Of Soda is
drug that should be dispensed only
by licensed druggists or physicians.
4. Because the amount present In
food products is frequently under
stated.
s. Because It's use is confessedly
unnecessary when sanitary methods
are employed and sound raw prod
ucts are used. Cleanliness can al
ways be substituted for Benzoate
Of Soda.
The only safe course for the
housewife to pursue is to absolute
ly refuse all food products contain
ing Benzoic Acid or its salts. Ben
zoate Of Soda, Just as she would
refuse those containing other chem
ical preservatives and colorings, as
alum, salicylic acid. sulphur dioxid,
coal tar dyes and the like.
Look for the small type on the
label
ITO be continued
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-25

playground. (2) Good approaches to the
house. 90 Two well kept. widely sep
anted outhouses. a. Convenient fuel
houses.
The sehoolhouse; ~ House well built,
in good repair and painted. l2l Good
foundation. 49, Well lighted. l4l At
tractive interior decorations. (5l Good
blackboards- suitable for small
children. co. Heated with packeted stove
in corner, or a room heater and ventilator
In corner, or basement furnace which
brings clean air in through the furnace
and removes foul air from the room. ca
Floor and interior clean and tidy. 81
Desks suitable for children Of all ages,
properly placed. CO.. Sanitary water
supply.
In order TO secure the superior diplo.
ma the following additional requirements
must be met.
0roundsi ll) Fairgrounds az least
one half acre and kept in good condi-
ton. (2l Some trees and shrubs o.
Wen or cistern and sanitary drinking
appliances.
House n) Separate cloakrooms for
boys and girls. ~ Lighted from one
side or from one side and the rear. t3l
Heated with basement or room furnace,
which brings in pure and removes foul
AR.
The country school supervisors 20 into
the counties On invitation 81 the county
superintendent They visit the schools
and examine personally the physical
equipment. Along uith the diploma goes
q laiel uhich u prepared b. the depart
q A..
81 the schoolhouss. Tie laisel has print
"a IN gold on blsek background stand
ard schooi- or Superior schofl" IN such
typs that 4 can - read 81 q distance
81 from 2f0 - - yards.
This sppeai e. ioaal pride has been
far more smerpssfni than uns anticipat
"a when TIRE plsu was Formulated. The
supervisors have awarded d.T.inmas a.
several fiou.sn8 stanasrd srhoris ard o.
nuu.lsT of firiolaas hafs ben auariei
10 superior sahoais
Ttass diplomas ere rsnrgahis for Eve
rrafs Fnfh rear fissTf uHuEt - sn n-
rrsf iratior ~ 49, WHISTLER the srhaai hes
t.sn kaff 10 80 the standard III n
arr fnsfnmaf tia rtf q terahHrs nr a.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-25

F0uffeeHIH oI ooINo " "PPe"t w ~
TN very fine print ON some food
4 labels you will find the state
= ment: contains 1-10 OF per
cent of Benzoate of Sodium" or
..Benzoate OF Soda" which is one
and the same. Now, that may
seem like an exceedingly small
ouantity-1-10 Of per cent-but
Benzoate Of Soda is an exceeding
ly powerful drug. Any quantity
that is sufficient to be of service in
preserving food products may be
sufficient TO cause harm to the hui
man system, and the amount found
In food products is often greatly In
excess OF lilo of 1 per cent. This
is proved by the number Of SELF
ures and concentrations made by
the Government Health authorities
in all parts of the country.
Benzoate of Soda is not only
harmful within itself, but 1t per-
mits the marketing of inferior and
harmful raw products. That is the
main reason for using 1t. When
fresh, pure and high grade material
is employed there is no need OF