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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Famous Women
Baroness VctsCra.

Sad and pitiful was the fate OF
the young and lovely Baroness
Mary Vetsera. who died thirty
years ago today in the royal hunt
ing lodge of the Hapsburgs, at
Meyerling, near Vienna. The
tragedy that ended her brief career
also concluded that of her royal
lover. Crown Prince Rudolph. only
son and heir of the late Emperor
Francis Joseph. The tragedy will
doubtless always remain a mys-
terry. According to the most pop
ular version OF the affair. the
Crown Prince shot her in a jealous
rage. and was then himself slain
by a drunken companion. In an
attempt to avert a scandal. the late
Francis Joseph ordered the body
of the girl to be taken out like q
living person. and her remains
were clad in her street clothes and
she was taken in a carriage. seated
upright, to her grave at Heiligen
Kreutz Abbey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Keyb0rt Literary Club
Has Delightful Event

By Special COrreSooHSent.
kEYPOHT, Jan. 27.-Mrs. John u.
Schanck was hostess to the members
of the Keyport Literary club at her
home Friday afternoon when the pro-
gram was a musicale. A short busi-
ness program preceded the musicale,
during which the club endorsed the
following for the state officers to be
elected at the May convention: For
treasurer. Mrs. Il. c.. Wooster: chair
man OF literature. Miss Askew; chair
man of music, Mrs. +. r. Murdoch;
chairman of public health, Miss Chct-
wood. An invitation for members OF
the local club to attend a conference
OF the art and literature department
to be held at the Y. NJ. G. A. at Newark
on Wednesday. January 29th, was re-
ceived and accepted.
The program for the afternoon
opened with n piano solo by Mrs.
William Ii. Emmons. entitled, Pot
pourri from I Puritanni." Miss Ev-
elyn Lufburrow then CAV three in
teresting Rotations entitled Mother
o. Nine Taps and "A tale of To-
morrow" Mrs. A. IL. Sands read
"Thanatopsis' and Mrs. Erred Schil-
dknecht rendered W pleasing solos,
the program concluding with q piano
solo by Evart Silcox. The speaker of
the afternoon was then introduced by
the president. it being Miss Daniels.
vice president of the third district,
who gave an interesting talk. A de-
lightful social hour followed during
which refreshments were served by
the hostess assisted by Miss Helen Os-
born and Mrs. Thomas Morrison. Each
guest was presented with the dishes
from which she ate, as souvenirs or
theoccasion.
Among those present were Mrs.
Canr4n II Ifn1nxrar Mrs William Mo
Farland. Mrs, Fred l.. Schildknecht,
Miss Helen Osborn. Mrs. Thomas
Morrison, Mrs. David O. Walling. Mrs.
Fred Il. Van Brake, Mrs. Harvey w.
Hartman, Mrs w. s. Wallace. Miss
Eloise II. Odell, Miss Edith Hudson,
Mrs. j. earle Anderson. Mrs. Fred f.
Armstrong. Mrs. q. G. Bogardus, Mrs.
J.. =. Brewer, Miss Ethel Clarendon,
. Mrs. William III. Emmons. Mrs. Will
liam s. Holmes. Mis-. Edgar I. Hoose,
Mrs. John w. Keough. Miss r., IN
Lufburrow. Mrs. Norman b. Lock
wood. Mrs. Fred c. Ogden. Mrs. A. III.
Sands, Mrs. John CT. Schanck. Miss J..
Leon Schanck. Mrs. j. E. ID. Silcox,
Mrs. George w. Stidfole. Miss Annie
l.. Tilton, Mrs. William T. VanMater.
Mrs. Rufus O. Walling, Mrs. Edwin
II. Wharton.
TIL next meeting of the club will be
held on February 7th. when the host
ess will be Miss Ethel Clarendon, II
the topic will be "Our Smileage
Book
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Progress Club Has
Delightful Function

One of the Progress Clubs most
entertaining affairs was staged last
night in the Y. NJ. II. A. hall. The
affair was exclusively for the mem
bers and their friends only. About
800 people attended.
The hall was "A bower of flags. all
nations being represented. The great
novel feature of the dance was that
every dance was a moonlight dance.
The moon was a large spotlight hired
from the Majestic and it was operat-
ed in such a manner that every
couple was in the limelight some OF
the time.
"A grand march was also another
feature. AT the end of this each young
lady was presented with a miniature
doll which in turn was discovered to
be. an adorable powder case. Re
freshments of punch, ice cream and
cake were plentiful throughout the
evening. Max Gibian was floor man
ager and the music was furnished by
Ben Eneherman's orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
The A,rpiane Runabout.

At last there Is being produced In
England q small airplane. with wings
extending only Is feet, or actually
less than the wing extension Of a real
bird. the albatross. This, TO be sure.
would be a large albatross. but cases
have been known of these birds meas
uring II and 1S feet from tip to tip.
There is evident advance toward the
day when anybody WHO a afford the
price will be able to own an airplsne,
without The need Of a special landing
place for it. The one referred to can,
II Is claimed. come down In the street
would n hay wagon on its way to mar
ket.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
opyright. 1915. by the Newspapers
Enterprise ASSN
Chapter I2I.

Copyright. 1915. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Ass'n.)
Chapter 1921.
Eloisc's smile as she glanced up at
Certeis vas mischeivous rather than
coquettish. 1t was the first time l had
ever seen her quite free from the
strain OF some powerful emotion
sorrow, fear or hate. She had gone
through her round of duties as a la
dy's maid with the calmness which
from hopeless frief. As l saw
her glance gayly at Certeis. / marveied
that she could so completely throw off
the horrors of hat scene in the lilac
walk. she was transformed. / con
cluded, because she had at last nerVed
herself to return to Belgium and face
her relatives and friends once more.
Or could it be possible that she was
actually flirting with Certeis? For tho
moment she seemed younger than l.
She looked exactly like a vivacious
college girl about to put over a
corking good joke.
Her smile net no response in Ger
tets blue eyes as he joined the circle
about the ouija board. | who know
him well realized that he was very
much annoyed. not with Eloise, but
with the absurdities of spirit rapp-
ings.
i'aduy l~sOIlnleT, VINO usually SCoTuS
ChryS scances, was pretending for
once to be intensely interested.
The pointer on the ouija board.
having announced a new control
rested quietly beneath the white fin
gers of its two fair devotees.
Am ! TO understand hat the pres
ent queen Of Spain honors us with her
presence" Daddy whispered. affect
ing great awe and pulling himself up
into his finest dress-suit society pose.
Now, Daddy! Chrys demonstrated.
How many times must l tell you that
living persons cannot communicate
through the ouija board ?"
Then it's a dead queen who is
about to address us? Dear mel That's
too bad" Daddy pretended to be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
%Squelehlng Him.

Robert Chambers tells a good one
In which Rex Beach Is the hero. Seems
that q certain acquaintance Of Beach
occasionally breaks into print and
causes the novelist great annoyance by
Dragging about IT.
zone day." says Chambers, Bleach
and this party met and the latter said,
Did you see my latest story In the
WoGser Magazine?
Eyes said Beach, and a frienu OF
mine paid It n nice little compliment.
Flows that asked the delighted
pest.
"'He wanted to know II | wrote 1t.
retorted Beach"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Honor Mrs. Johnson

The Woman's Auxiliary of tho
Home for the Aged. gave a surprise
party to their chairman, Mrs. Adrian
johnson, at her home, So First street
Saturday afternoc3 in n OF her
birthday. Mrs. NcCarter, or Wood
bridge and Mrs. Ole n. Olesen enter
tanned the company with muslcal Sc
lections, both vocal and instrumental.
Refreshments of ice cream and home
made cake were served.
The members present were: Mrs. NJ
kIcCarter of Woodbridge. Miss kath-
crime Weglom, Mrs. Harry Barnes,
Mrs. Fred Herman, Mrs. Sarah Kane,
Mrs. Harry Waterbarr. Mrs. William
Homer. Mrs. Lavinia Rankin, Mrs.
o. NJ. Bradford, Mrs. o. N: Oleseh'
Mrs charles Skidmore. Mrs. liver Lar
sen. Mrs. C. Arrindell. Mrs. Mary
Thomas. Mrs. Fred Schulze and Mrs.
G. T.. Jones OF this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

much depressed. But don't let me-
keep her late majesty waiting! Ask
her something big-ask her If Doc's
U-boat detector will put submarines
out of business forever as engines OF
war! And make him and ME saviors
OF nations! Golly." he chuckled,
what a way to beat Henry as a peace
maker. Hey. Certeis?"
There you go again on the wrona
track, Daddy" Chrys demonstrated,
rive told you before-only you never
will listen-that you cannot tell tina
future from a ouija board"
"Oh, la! Ia! / hummed gayly. II
know what has convinced Chrys OF
that. Two months g some old con,
troll told her that Jim Jr. was going
10 become a famous ace with 80
war stopped
'Td like to know what's the use Of
fooling with a ghost II it can't proph-
esy2" Daddy complained. II know
all about my own past. And I don't
want to be reminded OF some parts OF
it,"
"Why-why-the ouija board puts
you in touch with friends who have
gone TO the spirit world" Chrys pro-
tested. 1T became the rage in Eng
land soon after the wal broke out.
And lately it has been taken up by
some very intellectual people over
there. 1t has consoled thousands OF
women whose mon have persisted in
the war;"
But what has it ~consoled them
with ?" demanded Daddy. Rubbish!
I looked over that English book you
had around here. It's author used a
table to spell with-much more diffi-
cult work than yours with that little
ouija board, | should say. Table
weighs more! And his spooks busted
his tables, several OF 'em! And knock
ed n hole in a sofa pillow"
"Of course. you never would try ts
see anything but the ridiculous.e
walled poor Chrys Indignantly.
Ito beontinued.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Give Card Party

Mrs. william Miller of 595 Amboy
avenue, entertained Saturday night al
a card party in honor of Mrs. Robert
Ziegler. The house was decorated
with American flags in different com
binations. Dainty refreshments were
served at about midnight.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ziegler. Mr.. and Mrs
William II. Wilhelm, Mr.. and Mrs.
John jacobson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Jorgensen, Mr.. and Mrs. William MIL
Ter and the Misses Eleanor Miller and
Ethel Jorgensen and Messrs. William
Miller and John Wilhelm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Cubeb.

Cubeb berries are from the climbing
plant called Piper Cubeba. native of
the West Indies. being extensively cul-
tivated IN Java and Sumntra. 1t IS
used as local stimulant in Indigestion
and as a isvorlng vehicle In mixtures
and gargles. 1t is valuable particular
ly In diseases of the ucou men,
brane. especially OF the brnnchi. Free
quently smoked in cigarettes for their
effect on the MUCOUS membrane of the
bronchi and iarynx.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
INCOME

"As the income Increases (froE
$500 to 81. 200):
II. The proportionate expense for
food
"(a) decreases for the country in
general from SO to 81 per cent; ..u.
"(b) but In New York city food
costs almost 45 per cent. OF the total
expenditures until an income of ST.
900 is reached.
80. There Is a strong tendency for
The proportion Of income spent for
clothing to increase from II to Is per
cent.
20. (a) Relative expense for hous-
ing (sheiter) remains about the same
in most parts Of the country, requir,
Ing an average OF IS per cent
"(b) but decreases rapidly from 30
per cent. to l6 per cent. in New York
"A Prop6rtiona1e
and light increase from I pefaet1r. z
6 per cent.
"5. Expense for higher life increas.
es absolutely and relatively; from 10
per cent to 25 per cent. I'm most partS
Of the country: from II TO 10 per cent.
in New York city"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Personals

Lieutenant Russell s. Wogl0m has
returned to his home In Rector street
after having received his honorable
discharge from the U. s. army. He
has accepted a position as a physical
Instructor of the schools in Summit.
Mr.. and NJ. Frank Gulick and
daughter Selma and Miss Fannie Gu
lick, of New York. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin c. Moke. OF IL Madison
avenue, over the week end.
Miss Madeline Schwab and Mrs. ?.
Hangar. OF New York, are visiting
their sister. Mrs. Albert Arenstein, OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
stehpinq From Under.

1--WE mustn't overlook the fact that
Austria was against us In this war;"
says Senator Penrose. adding, 1--WE are
in the habit Of blaming everything on
Germany and II We don't watch out
Austria Is liable to escape just penal
ties. Austria reminds me Of Percy
Jones.
percy Jones likes to be called a
regular fellow and quite gallant" said
a mutual friend TO another.
"But is he gallant7" questioned the
friend.
"Well. I'm not sure. He changed his
mules name from Maud to Bill so he
wouldn't feel ashamed when he licked
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

The Undersigned desires 10 thank
relatives and friends for sympathy and
in recent bereavement also
for floral tributes. Also Undertaken
Eugene Mullen and Rev. Robt. Sehiot-
ter for kind services rendered.
Also wish 10 thank Public Service
and Lehigh Valley Railroad for beau
tiful floral pieces
MRS ANNA LEASE AND FAMILY.
1S7s-1-aT-lt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Farewell Party GiUen
GeOrQe Hennie Here

A farewell party was rendered to
George Hennie, of Tottenvifle, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen, of New
Brunswick venue, Saturday. A
chicken supper was served at IL
O'Clock and dancing and singing were
enjoyed. Miss Pauline Singleton gave
some exhibition dancing features and
q few solos.
Mr.. Hennie will leave shortly for
Virginia, where he will take up a
course in construction work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Bacon 10 90 10 PIainGeId.

Easton Bacon, the choirmaster and
organist OF ST. Peters church, sewers
his connection with the parish to ac-
cept a position Is choirmaster at the
Grace church in Plainfield. Yester-
day was his last appearance at the
services In st. Peters. where for the
last year and a half he has been con-
Quoting the choir work OF the church.
His lloss to the community will also
be felt since he has In the past ably
conducted tte choral society Of the
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Military Dance Tonight

The military dance OF Company A,
Perth Amboy Battalion New Jersey
State Militia Reserve will be held to-
night in the Y. M. Fl. a. hall. \ UNI
Der of features of novel aspect VIII pc
introduced. Tickets may be still OBJ
tanned from members of the company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

Nearly everybody likes TO 90 to bed
bur when one car combine the
pleasures of repose with the satisfac-
lions OF such night dresses az these
sweet dreams are assured.
This particular model is flesh pink
crepe de chine. exquisitely embroid-
cred, and inset with real lace. There
are also bows and tiny roses in French
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Auxiliary To Meet

A business meeting OF the Women's
Auxiliary of the Home for the Aged
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
1880 o'clock at the house OF Mrs. Al
fred Muller, of 261 Rector street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

blue and pink baby ribbons.
And when milady greets the morn
Inc can slip into this dream of a com
,ination. Handkerchief linen. pure,
white French embroidery and cluny
ace, with IA half dozen bows at odd
intervals render il a temptation to
wear this CONNECTION outside instead of
underneath.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
arc to Turn Back

II often requires courage TO tdrn back
when We have taken a wrong step.
but II is easier to tura back after the
first step than after the second or
third, and much safer and ~pleasanter.
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SIR ERICK DRUMMOND
Is NAMED SECRET AIRY
GENERAL OF LEAGUE


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lnR ihir unr ~ The Afternoon diA.
flneI rrrfifHetfHH WNF nnflehtNle
Presidents Wilson uaiAirr nfol So Is
ffiend. mud rfcmior lloyd gNoras
disappearing fien tho loou.
President Wilson is
Warmly Congratulated
WHOM the dofalon aaa nhen. prcri+
dent NJ NsnH WINS aiifflUuNfd ~ dele.
NIifa aud lliNndf who esu4iitiiintai
him on tho uoHslllulio- ef fNr fsaNuo
which DE- iad Hear0i l.1ai many grirt
aiut8
GeDrtr NirOn uaruoa luiiiah deif.
rHff rNulHintd iNN Nlnf fuiNlf NhlDH
Use labor tommindon wishes embodied
In Doe peace treaty Sll Robert J..
Borden. iNr 'tnDdian rfrmicr ihDl
frll Use tOtiaed Nine u0inia Thf rr
tiHfh riunuY a fhii she riHndIfd
~Nf iY inW rcNnrdInn conditions ~
lNhYi should hHFV lur ftntfl fuf iNe
f4u|ilhlU asia economic ffr1fmHnf ~
90 Wurteie fralatai .f a. country and
ufan iht FORTY ciuht hours wceh
should ;, rtmel li Tll comm. ailn
bird nHl.0d fnr fNiH except whore rll
naiir conditions iufrffNr.u
sl Rnffft iiufaen nlie ffui 'ht
chance. ir tht phineoolpry wrso lha
Ny 80 ihe great nduHirlal nations
81 Ciemoncfau. the ufn iifni ferilf
ga lho revised nluo puirW garfield
Mr. wilson accompanied nF hri
ssrifiHrf laitnfi ~ the liHcutHop'
throughout ,ho srrHi0n 8ifn Keen ln.
tcfrsf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29
BUnU LABOR HAS NO
CONNECTION WITH plot
as TNr trrn.intUN NftNa

Pueblo. Cole, tpiil 's When shown
ht Associated i4tsa fOuuft az "a bomb
received ut bio office. Mayor ilsuHun
nf Semitic eaiH
10 lhey have the c0uraEv whN don't
ihcy Htlatk me ilhe men inHtead ~
niaNnf thr Part uf covnralN aRsatNlnN.
emo ihiHg I nn aulu uf and thnt u that
labor throughout thir rrrHi i1ni -
uuiH haas no connection whatever Win
fhis attempted outrage"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-29
Officials Probing
Broken Bomb Found
in Mayors Office

rv Tho Associated rfosa
Seattle. Washn., April gs Officials
luairhi W.fy mttinN tn eNhAuHlVF
inquiry into ti,e circumstances sure
rnundluN tna receipt today ~ q broke
en bomb At che offices ~ Mayor ole
Hanson here. MuNof nanron IN nrtG.
ont ~ ii Colorado rnenhnN in irhulf
uf ihs NiCtoff Liberty i-eAn.
Tho h0Wh. tho police aat. WINS ponl.
marked New Nutb nnd WIS marked
eanVMtN A rpinln sddfrHs given ou
tht puchArr WIS Novelty department
Giminl nfol New Nork Cuy.'
fuiiyc said The bomb was ry'lH
1iieui hottlosliko arrangement aimed
IL sNnlodp Whpa lhe bottle cnp NAe
unenfeMeHi finaffeNine nf tho CAP
b was snld. would CAUSE an acid
which VIDA ln thf t0p of the bottle
ia dfop unfo aud b, piudn Is sub
Stance which police flld NaH dfna
miir ln che bottom