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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-20

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with bath. electric
lights, henhouse and garden good porch !;
rents for $i8.00 located near Brook street !:
price only si,5o0.00 with $4,000 down, bal
ance as rent.
NEAR MAPLE AVENUE WE HAVE A
SEyEN-ROoM HOUSE with bath, electric
lights, for sl,600.00 which can be bought
with a payment of $1,000, balance $500
per month.
ONLY 100000. ON FARwELL STREET,
WE OFFER A FoUR-R0DN HOUSE for
only 100000 yes, II is suitable for occu-
panye OF course. II should bring more but
1t ie owned by nonresident, who instructs
US 10 sell.
ON BROOKLYN STREET. NEARLY oP-
PoSTTE THE PEERLESS MILL WE Of
FER A DOUBLE HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS
for only sl,660.00. with payment Of $50 90
down buy this, live in one side. and receive
enough rent from the other side TO pay in
terest etc.
Ask your banker II he does not consider
this good time to purchase home. Let
Us show you these.
We have just listed some especially good
values in farms.
THE d, A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-20

The Old First Congregational
church at Old Bennington has extended
call to Rev. Vincent Raw Booth, for
10 years pastor of the North Congrega-
tional church at Cambridge, Mass, and
he has accepted. His first sermon at
the Bennington church will be preached
Dec. 81. For two and half years
previous to going to Cambridge, Mr..
Raw. Booth was pastor of the Congre-
gational church at Manchester.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-20

FOR SALE-A few nice fat roosters and
fowls, will dress to order for anyone for
thanksgiving; Tel. so7-l4; II. l.. Douglas.
2l0t6s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-09

Al AZ y ANs.st CHzyess TAs~tr4vs
u .ss Esr.set E.x.r.ss JeIs-<-@ ..
sztoEszr. xod Lvr1nx Pc
tEreg-
C.ay.sy -ht-r-re, REVISED esx.u.ee.
~ h..soy 4s.s-s1ee sr repeating s.sral1-
s-gIssA. es.sy%Y t.4-ry y-tw1- GAt ty
inserting tbe sogi-ws-r s,sze-a-.., ss.r,
SscfsDa s<rs1-ssn ~ Eaae c.sr.s-. ~
tfsx.- If kls.2cs1. ez1s SECTIONS sSx Z
read q Fol1orH:
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Sie1-res u .is c.,s& xsr eY IL 4 .ers.
4 S>oT.xo1s zEosE.oa hr,s.. KAY he rssH
,yccrlc59 ssc1 tort. -os<.. .As e.sc-
:ocz.4olf hs.s4.astsg ~ fo.-., xnt
while II uSe s&z1i se goc4.e1 ,sst 1ses
LIKE .nsse 1r.sS.ee 4sst Iss- xoy
building ~ r1oek'
'6ee -. Ths Dostx1ss xxa,.x,.s
b'ooes eNaH .,e ~ Isss. rsx ses- ssx
inches II besgh. hT I've fes4 % s.ac:,-
e square, aoe - 1eSsEns1 ter ase lvx
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-09

LNEt Inc purchase SAkr CIN-Ivs-e -Ns
iAao N q 1nHnns- n ht Ep-r-c-'e6 IN
Ii buildings, tr7--Srenec-s ana ecpjr-
DeD- reasonable VEN sos r.s- az.
cer.ed Each -TU-ch1ss- shan nav sr,-N
Kssessrsa--s ss -sr ~ levies Nv -hs
Furancf II -,-a,Ac- NE .-.e-es- ~ .ns
~-H-. RE the Tinted S.rres N ~
.s-.lt't-I-s. improvements sas ecc,rY,nsr.
soc n cys+ ~ loSs shat nav >-n-r ~.
.-ne c-shseo sy sucs Hssess1n-res. xucs
sfnrIT--s, - tas r.x-ss. lSs Tnt-es SrsYes
% -ne Purchase SIS SucA Aos-s xA. n
dt-s-C'-e = ne ec.-i-snls snS ing o. ;
II .-cVias when possible tn- ll.s. hesy-S
x1c arcios-1. TrsSu-Ancs-
a The corc-hc. shall aas, r-r.-ss.
nt-sn rnsde no farm o. suc.-ns-- sN,y
~ "a, Se--ed, assigned e- rpo->rsrss
Z ~nois o- !. -a-: wT.aoE: The v-f..s,
csrsse-: ~ -ht ha1rd
% The cor-a-. shan slS, -,--s,-,a.
rsl11 n case ot failure cs rht ss.-,s. !. !.
me board sA&ll have :he -sSAt - g.
o.'Ifof. - cSncsi -hs CONTRACT sos Chez
lhtrs .-Son re -ettsssaa rom 81 fN1,-
ksoans Eroe- shs cor r--sc; and the .,u->.
s-tIhsef saA-4 -f1~e;t a! rights u-,Se- IN.
COZ rae' AL ,sHynsats there osar
mace shah he deernea 70 he -ar-sI
s'Ala -or cc>C,ancy- 50 fs- IS "a ~
s.0Ara saAA ss.srn -tsa. Ana 5uS;. any
~ 80 $<sf-sAIS ABOVE SsaSf
rental - ~ pa,5 70 .ns se;,le- s~s
KS heirs afs failure Of .hs has-s ~
sAfrSse kry aHa,1o1 70 cancss so~ sn.
-AEit O. vaolai,oa at the cons- sssr
70. .s osss9'sa waiver os Sa,s >,sN.
UIa sae sAas NAY re exercsseS rNs-s..
A..s No forfeiture or 1snSaDsS,a,
snAA N any way impair .As fsyn snn
security a the rna-E1Es a. a-na~ r,,,
se The purchase rrtce a. ,hs 1sns
sno -eclsx11 DoE cnScs ana fs-rn w.
I|eaeneas ~ -ht -esSynae-,. a. easn
: DOT 10. .fsIs 'r's. cxnceIfasian e- -,e,fr.
saS1IAsf, a. cans-xe1 .hs l,s~s
si.Al have The RICH. To s,er sr~ s.--
.. elaNrss1f' ADs anpur-ensnrns sn'
sES rrtn-S a-aa &c gsslas.rss a. snx a,ss-
s0sA-ec purchase ls & sanr-as, sS
.ss-e.ied and 1he holding Ass f~ern ss,ss
lssf'o Q. n: more than the >nssl s.r-o
eoe ht STATE ana The JrnFsra SY,sss
uaoer ths CONTRACT The su-ylus shs
ts siae II the Auo-ses. Ass aei-s seS-.s
resseItHi4Fes On assigns
sk Ii cass Of The aeash a. snx ,,,,>
las before fan gAAyussns sef ,,sSsx
uhoe- HE con-rHu. shan 2ssS n Sss
Ne-.f Or oeTssets who xasn Ne A,s,,s
u aA sao co06,11nos Sherpo. nr. nav
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-09

rlsluns:
"a -Aft., tbs nscesszr Ans,,s.,
plans tIhTs hasn raaoe -he hoE-5 sat17
s,roceec Win such uorE c.-e511s-..r y
-he sI.'s- rls1on =. -hs laoa <o- Us
ts&L asEnf z Fsiut when un1r,-prs.c
Is of---,-l1nec Sr -he t.ae-s m. .x-
ee,e,c1nlf thres -nouss1c dollars Ers <U-
farm lESore- allaenscts .s,s. t,.yTr- a
SEfae When ILlmfTcTe6 as 5t..-.-rIoal
rF ne e1arc~ not sxcee,cIrg tsteec
make -as necssserr ircrcyx--re--s ~
,aEr boo--kci With -bs ser.5.- ~ npte
sucn IMPROVEMENTS upon ehrt rr--
Q. 1E-n allotment AnunE c-he-s -h+
:asoaAE ssclaE Planting E-,e teoc-
.Is TIE land tno Causing eue.linr
houses koE outkriieinEs Il ~ e-sr-.g
-te CONSTRUCTION II ta--- dry--s rns
lx1HrEls a-ad tts making ot ruce r-n4-
serr ~ Srus's, 70 -snue- Tbs psrrc1-
;g- farm - allotment habitat. E1s
productive, n. sane hang collectively
os-s i-is1 Lss rs.S-el -c As -TE-r m
I,7e'en.nIs Iat MAXIMUM exoeaas-
.rrt 1o- -E--n zm-ruTsnsrrs rpu. srr
sl3Ecrne,ts snEl bs hIs-s Is 10 es-i
yr2.ec. eT agreement he-u..n W
t,ra-c Ens tht agencies c@ the JrYi-.S
staIsA The c''at-sct WITH -at Cmoes
States nhF l'rUs-ioe to- -tss c.ocx--,r-
tluc ty the seos-Li Eort--rer- -
works -o- drainage, :--iEEuu., h-llo-
tnr isre-es- general sanitation snc me
succfT2sarn q -at lanes Eoc sc- the
Clearing Q. .Int,e-, sf the nature -
the iatir1dus, p-o5sc- shaII .,.gp.-t sns
Sa- ths lsTt.link of land vhssc o.r.-s-
ss-T, and other Uo-k l,eed=.a IL, -e--
De, one - Mu-e Eruupt q farms srxS-
able -r- agriculture. which vrs-E Is d.
fnte 1ne The purposes hs-eo. gs
ciEnErion-
1t, The board ts ar.hur,s.a 20 49,
curs from tbs United States ,ht r,.ces
sary funds 10 make loans 70 Approves
settlers tuy making I.e-nslex- I'M
S9e'veDents snd foY Ihs purchase O.
fsrn Infgcperner-s stock suc ,I-a.,
I1tr'ssss-y equipment which E-s de-
finee sur The purposes hereof rs -,she,-~-
riroe joenF- each - t,e secured hy a
mortgage or otns, effective 2ien On
-hs tsnr or ufcn property purcnEsed
W.. Sale laGns The total amount q
each shpri-i-noe luaa shan nr,s exceed
three zhRaknd oollx-1 for . farm or
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-09

:
.e'-sc - IL ststs r,,p. S-es-. - x.r
ag:-s0e.. :. --is sD-lIcs-4oI snS 75-
csnse --iE - .. 1sSr4rae Ls-lS lics,.ss
snG,l oe -sE oo1.a-K E.S Z -scc-S sr.Sl3
provided -. o-he. licenses Il ss-.1o.
eiEr-ss.- 1. eSt1-po - -,e s.x..-
nkn, . rs terms II which me L.
csose 1s issuse- ne llce,ls. snz1l texy
se G.. . f-ir s.ec. s-I1 he -er--
1,sS St1crrs cas-ss1st- x'fIlc: ar rsar-s6 Ss.s
stiz3 d It3e iast osy - Nrvs-ce. Ys>xf
are. = oecD-3es e1et.-..FE The !jesxss
t.isll give ID s--au-t-y 20 pu.caAks Q.
C<nspor- = tny s,,4scE. vstssl .. p-hsy
Means Q. -rs.syor[s.O. sZcsr. -hs.
named Il -ne Acsns. By. ne .ar,. u
The ENAcE rsSsft uy p---. ,-,ss.s -
transportation ,-sy ~ c.k.gs6 cy -hs
ncsnsse p;'o-3 aII'itcs -4-,. 70 Es4S eirec-
tor rftal,. Lbs .lce.Es peraoS wz-apr.
srrrhe, chs-rs, Coorac:1ur. .. he j.
csnsee Q. s1-4s-iuo .. sAr f-xtr. q
Maine relating u iocE-ers " Seexez q
ANT kE:ee.aen- u srp-x-cn Enc
acense s.s.! rsnes- The License vpl6
bond due - rhs S-xis 0. Nains Ant
NO HceAsee b convicted stxls Be e.
cueo 2. rEnf u LICENSE curing he
Tematnesr q .ic.ns. ysxs- The dtre,-
.os d "a sae tho,e tshe,3es nsy re-
woke said License when hs hsE ey1oene<
that 0uch n4s.s1 or czptss1 Lar r1.,-
lated any a the pror1sionf ~ 10. law
relating 70 lobE.ssr eoe nc rev lSeex,se
aa0 Be issued f~ . p-r5ot q On.
ySaf TO any party whose license hes
become void bscxase q conrsc-aop Or
hAS been FevnkeS By the es.ec.o0 cf
- and 1Aaose kkherjse.'
Bee s. Section thtysy-o0e cH chsD-
Ter fosty-f1s Of he rerase1 sta.u,es 10
h0etV amended Ey striking oy. the
Vhoae a Da1d oec1.n &N1 snec.tnx and
1n0eff4nE h place therefor. TIE fol-
1ec 81 Whoever. a master or
OWDee. fx1nepc6fe Holsters without the
03a4e. not harznG obtained the bcense
pr0s16ed IN The preceding section shall
he pcntkked hy Q hne Of not less thAa
my nor more than Ere hrntyee DOL
lar1. and both The owner and lie r.<s-
ter shall become tndet,.ed 70 ant pay
70 de state tbs SUN 0f 6re fhousxss
dollars. which sum EhAil b q Lien uyron
aid smack vessel o. other coniYiT-
n0oa, the lien 10 be enforced In she
name Of the state by sSDT0DT1a,e BRO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-09

II AZ II Emsnt Sa~-ln-t v..-
6nH Erc Tv7cr -,--i-s-- =: ME- 4
-l.!ris C -ta i-f-issc "a: -, l. II
&c r. Gisrre> IN. --+c -: y
81 u Ia Publ --svs - H-E:@:
greg Enu SH-sr1ee- -.sLE: :: u 4
GIcrmsc. N -.-lC.-H-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-09

lslr -ecessa-y for rns .-essr-
80 80 ~ r. ., us..s peace. health or
=. Il s,,Acted tr tht Penpi. % .hs
stEse g M ,-,e- ss te,iewf
Ser l. This ATT r1sy te known
ino cited IS The Soldle- Ss..leneu-
Sec = The objecr o. III. &c. ,x
Il recognition Of n.3lttsry ss-1-lc. a.
yI-n1i5t er5lioEnsn. znc rural hrlnfs
.M :, so.aas..s sa1.o's. marines. ana
armed forces % re Tinted States IA
rhs Er-opssn Va ~ prhe- Ta-e -
TIE tinted safes. inclpc.ng former
American citizens WIG served II nj.
S-s a-ic have be.er repa--lafee sns
wing nave .,esa h1sao-zblr aascnx-r.s
s,srtse, -e<e-rsd To generally Is
So. E2-.ls-k ~ ano :. tceo:nshsh Eaca
-ciss o< -he Tntrs6 S-Ete. erEzees "a
No-E o. E-mlfEr character.
Sc : Tvp alternative plzns u.
saca ceof's-saoo are embodied here
II serIor s,Etr HI ether sec-tc.s sl
ir1s 4cf Contained being equally sf,,,fi-
cathe 10 ooIn sRid plans In o-ds. 70
na. ss ~, u. y''rt.sa'nE hereof she-e
EnpEr as tie Soldi=F Es-tl.ne..
Fund tr appropriated he-sin and
hereafter msos For cooperation Win
;as-s ne afsns.ss .s ss.., q L. Omitted STATS.
Ss-Lsner, Hoa-S hereafter rr1rr-es
To as the board composed q The rox-
e-ro,. The Ftaie sutE.c-, he fsnd
hEsn, E,as the forest coMMiEseoy.e-.
The roInnisisune- of aer5criture. and
TIE state superintendent Of rutlir
schools The officers COMPOSING ;h.s
board shasl -ecesye Nd xtt5-sunsI
e-o,1psnEaiioa Tn kcccrn. q sx3d se,-
xacss, s'ei shall be S&jc their ,eces-
ssry And Reasonable expensex tncu--.e
II the performance % .hser duties r-,-
der this act The Etx.e au6ttor sal,
SCI q. secretary. oS ths boae6 Tbs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Reception Enjoyed
At Grammar School

Yesterday afternoon a reception
was rendered to the Misses Kent, Gill
man and Van MUS, at the grammar
school. The program was opened by
an address by the principal of the
grammar school Henry 8. Hulse, Jr.,
followed by a piano solo, wedding
Day at Freldhagen" rendered by Miss
G. M. Hawk. She encored with THE
Lark" A recitation by Miss Florence
M. feathers was the lumber entitled,
Uncle Dan'ls Intruction to a Missis-
sippi Steamer" She encored with an
Account Of a colored camp meeting"
A vocal solo, Gypsy Love Song"
was next rendered by Fred BRIGGS. He
encored with Kept In" and was COM
PEELED to encore again with DIR. Nc
CHM" A lance entitled Spring" was
then performed by Miss Ruth Stacey.
She followed this with THE Mechan-
ical DolT' as an encore.
Following the entertainment re-
freshments were served in the teach
er's room which was decorated with
ferns and cut flowers. The committee
in charge of the arrangements was
headed by Miss Marie Brown who was
assisted by the Misses Morris, Buch-
man, Moore, Donegan, Philo and
Stacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10

In the kitchen of her W home
Sister Mary cooks daily for q family
of our adults. She brought to her
kitchen an understanding of the
chemistry of cooking, gained from
study of domestic science In a state
university. Consequently the advice
she offers is a happy combination of
theory N practice. Every recipe she
gives is her own, first tried out and
served at her family table.
Since leaving my state university I
have lar ample opportunity to put
into practice the theories Of domestic
science 1 learned there. This oppor-
tunity has been mine both on q farm
and in a city house.
There are four Of US in our family,
all grown-upS-one q big man with
a big mans appetite.
1 do practically all the work, hav-
ing a woman come in one day a week
to do the heavy cleaning. L have ar
electric washing, an ironing machine
and a u cleaner. These are
my dearest possessions, and with them
1 feel most Independent even if my
outside help fails to appear.
Three or four times a week l go
to market for meat and vegetables,
There are ten rooms in our house,
a laundry in the basement and store
rooms in the attic. My kitchen has
CuPDOdIO Us OulAl ONCI lAo SAAhs dldW
ers and cupboards under the drain
ing-boards, with a table centrally
placed as to sink, range and pantry,
Any recipes 1 give will be adequate
for four people.
All menus will be worked out with
careful attention paid to both food
values and the high cost of living.
MENU FOR TOMORROW.
Breakfast.
Cranes Scra mbled eggs. cOrnmeal
mullins, coffee.
Luncheon.
Hash (made from the leftover OF
Sundays roast). sliced tomatoes, bak-
ing powder biscuits, preserves, tea.
Dinner.
Dreaded veal outlets, creamed pota-
toes. string beans. lettuce salad with
French dressing, sliced peaches
| sponge cake, coffee.
My Own Recipes.
Each of the following recipes Is
my own. This is where my domestic
science course means most to me
| Because 1 have a chemical knowledge
of cooking 1 car formulate origina
| recipes to meet economic needs. Wher
eggs are high I know how to use ONT
instead of two and still produce the
same palatable result.
CORN-MEAL MUEFTNS.
IA cupfuI of butter.
2 tablespoonfuls of sugar.
1 egg.
| "a cupful Of milk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Week Of FastIno Advised.

Fayette county, Pennsylvania, ply.
sicians n advising a fast of one week
to cause a reduction In food prices
The physicians state that anyone
above sixteen can fast a week with
beneficial results and that a half-mil'
lion dollars would be saved by Fayette
county folks In that time.
The physicians suggest that only wa.
ter be taken In the six-day fast. In
discussing the proposed fast. a ply
stefan said:
"Such a fast will positively not in.
jure anyone. I would be willing to
undertake a trial fast Of a week sim
ply to demonstrate the feasibility Of
the plan and it's beneficial results phys
ically. Water. of course, is to be tax
en-, but, thank heaven, that costs little
If there are any persons who desire to
join me In a trial fast I am willing ia
start any time"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Chemical Club Has
SeWinQ Circle NOU

The young ladies of the Chemical
Club have organized a sewing circle
and held their first meeting last night
in the Chemical Club rooms. They
sewed until 10 o'clock, then they
danced and refreshments of coffee
and cake were served.
Among those present were the
Misses Nellie Jensen, Gertrude Des
Roches, Rachel Fredericksen, Emmy
Jensen, Olga Fonskov, Mrs. Maurice
Dushan, of this city; Miss Erna Hol-
zanas, of Keasbey; Miss Hannah
Heating, Of South Amboy; Miss Mil
dred Rankin and Mrs. Earl Fiigen, OF
Sewaren; the Misses Edith Jaycox
and Helen Brown of Tottenville, and
Miss Louise Eth, Of Charleston, s. I.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
HelaIans Retain Old Customs.

When the Germans invaded Belgium,
several Of the fleeing families sought
refuge in Staten island, New York,
says Popular Mechanics magazine.
where they have settled permanently,
adopting many American ways, Of
course, but clinging to certain home
land customs which are of much in.
terest to their neighbors. One Of these
is the use Of dogs rs draft animals.
Dog teams are hitched to two-wheel
carts. loaded with milk or vegetables,
which are made like hundreds of others
to be found in Belgium. The animals
wear muzzles of special design. which
do not interfere with eating and drink.
ing. A special collar, made in part Of
pronged egg-shaped units. is used in
training the dogs to work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
MohdWk Council Dance
For Tomorrow MiQht
BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE

The Mohawk Council D. of P. re-
ception and dance will be held in
Washington hall tomorrow night. The
music will be furnished by Louis
Horner's orchestra.
The committee in charge of the af-
fair is headed by the chairman, Mrs.
M. Glaff, assisted by Mrs. w. Gray,
Mrs. M. Miller. Mrs. A. Farber. Mrs.
M. Holt, Mrs. P. Kjersgaard, Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. Damon Tyrrell and
Miss Emma Gray.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Ancient Idol DUO Up.

Kalispel, Mont.-An idol, pronounced
officially by the Smithsonian Institu-
ton Washington, to be Of Aztec origin
and at least 10000 years old, has been
dug up In a sandpit near Eureka. The
idol is Of stone. 1t is evidently of a
god and sits on Its legs with its hands
folded in its lap. The thing has q
Chinese look, but photographs sent to
Washington brought a reply that 1t is
an Aztec idol. The sculpturing is Of
q high character. The question now is
how did the Aztec idol get to Montana.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
SapphJrea and Diamonds,

The sapphire Is probably not as val
liable as the diamond, roughly speak
ing. although comparison Is difficult,
owing to taste In color, and to the diff.
ferlng values as size increases. For
instance, the price of a diamond rises
in proportion to the square Of its
weight, a two-carat stone bringing four
times as much as one Of one carat.
(Ler me add that 1919 carats equal
one ounce Troy weight.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Personals

Cadet Harold Bohnsack has return
ed to the Bordentown Military
Academy after spending a few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. EMIL
Bohnsack in Jefferson street.
A daughter was born this morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Meek, OF
Sayre avenue.
Miss Lillian Ruth Matlaw, Of New
York, is spending the week end and
holiday with relatives In Brighton
avenue
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
keepIno the Color.

A clever recently invested q
dime in a package of brown dye. This
she dissolved in q small amount OF
boiling water and then bottled 1t for
future use. Now whenever she washes
the children's tan stockings or the
boys khaki suits she ADDS a few drops
Of the dye to the rinse water and to
the starch. This keeps the tan gay
ments a good ever shade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
&stero Aar@
= KITCHEN

1 IA cupfuIs of white flour.
3-4 cupfuI of cornmeal.
8 teaspoonfuIs of baking POWDER
1-2 teaspoonful of salt.
Cream the butter and sugar, add
we'll beaten egg. Mix dry ingredients
and add alternately with milk. Bake
in buttered gem pans 2 5minutes In
a hot oven.
BAKING POWDER BISCUITS.
8 cupfuls of flour.
8 teaspoonfuls of baking POWDER
1 large (kitchen) spoonful of lard.
1 teaspoonful Of salt.
Milk.
Mix and sift the baking powder
with the flour and salt. Ruiz lard into
the flour with the tips of fingers.
Use about 1 IL cupfuls of milk,
enough to make a soft dough, cutting
1t into the flour with a silver knife.
Roll on moulding board and cut with
a small biscuit cutter. Bake in q
STRING BEANS.
Wash beans and cut into inch
pieces. Melt 2 tablespoonsfuls Of
butter or bacon fryings in a sauce
pan. Add beans. cover tightly and
cook slowly for ten minutes, stirring
occasionally to prevent burning. Cover
with boiling water and let simmer
from one to two hours. replenishing
water as needed but cooking quite
dry to serve. Season with salt and
pepper.
FRENCH DRESSING.
IL teaspoonful of sugar.
IL teaspoonful of salt.
IA teaspoonful of pepper.
A dash of mustard.
2 tabIespoonfulS of vinegar.
a tablespoonfuls of olive oil.
Mix in the order given, adding the
| oil slowly and beating constantly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Harvest Festival
For UdniSh Church

A Harvest Festival will be held in St.
Stephens Danish church Sunday. Ser
vice will be held in the morning at
1880 o'clock. A lecture will be given
by Rev. Mr.. Kjaer in the church in
the evening. A social time will fol-
ow. The congregation, the Young
Peoples Society and heir friends are
invited to attend. Mrs. Fred Hansen
n Miss Marie Nielsen are in charge
of the arrangements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
C. G.. A. N. Sewing Circle
At Mss JOhnSOn,S

The c. G. A. M. Sewing Circle met
last night at the home of Miss Clara
Johnson in Brace avenue. After the
business session a social time vas en-
joyed. Among those present were:
The Misses Rose Shea, Ida Sulli-
van, Anna Bartos and Clara Johnson.
Powers, Katherine Shea, May Sulli-
van, Anna Bartes and Clara Johnson.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Miss Regina Mcnamara in
SeWaren.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
GOODWILL DANCE TONIGHT.

The opening of the Auditorium
combined with one Of the Goodwill
Associations dances will be held to-
night in the new Auditorium in New
Brunswick avenue. The members
and friends of the association are
cordially invited and a number Of
novel features will be introduced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
Avoid the "Know-It-AH.n

A w~ell-educated man is always ready
to admit that there are q lot of things
he doesn't know. It's usually the
know-nothing who Is a know-it-all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-10
LADIES.

The Braga Ladies met last night
in Frem hall. The meeting was well
attended. They decided to serve re-
freshments following the business
meeting throughout the winter. Nc
important business was transacted at
last nights meeting and a social time
was held,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
VOKIECIU KARIUMENE
APLEIDzIA LIETUVA.

Berlynas, rugs. 10 d. -
Cia gauta praneSimas is Ka-
raliauciaus, kad vokieciu ka
riumene jau apleidzianti
Lietuvos zemes j pietus nuo
Klaipedos.
(Gi is Varsavos praneSa-
ma, kad tik dalis vokieciu
kareiviQ pasitraukia is Lie
tuvos ir Latvijos, mes kita
dalis stoja liuosnoriais i ku
nigaikscio Lieveno ir grafo
Keller organizuojamus pull
kus pagelbon Kolcakui. To.
kiu budu vokieciai dar liuo-
sesnemis rankomis Seiminin-
kauja Baltiko kraStuose).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
YUDENICIO RUBLIAI BE
'VERTES.

Stockholmas, rugs. 10 d.
Pir1niau buvo pasklydes
gandas, kad Anglia gvaran
tuoja YudeniSio rublius, bet
Anglijos atstovybe siadien
uzreiske, kad tokis virtini-
mas yra nepamatuotas, mes
Anglijos valdzia nera uztik-
rinusi Yudenicio pinigu ver-
te, kadangi nieko nera tikro
uzpakayje Yudenicio isleis-
tu pinigQ If todel ju verte
yra lygi bile popiergaliui.
Prize progos taipgi prane-
sama, kad Anglia turinti
daug nuostoliu del caikov-
skio Archangelsko valdzios,
pinigu, uz kuriuos Anglia
gvaranavusl viena svara
sterlingu ($5.0O) uz 40>rub-
liu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
PATARIA AMERIKO-
MANS APLEISTi
SAN DOMINGO.

Madridas, Ispanija, rugs.
10 d. = PraneSama, kad Is
panijos valdzia persiunte
Washingtonan Ispanijos
kongreso visu partiju lyde-
riQ laiska, kuriame pataria-
ma, kad Suvienytu Valstiju
kariumenei jau butu laikas
If proga pasitrauki is San
Domingo.
Suvienytu Valstiju jurei-
vial buvo pasiusti j San Do
mingo rs d. lapkricio 1914
metals, kuomet ten buvo pa
vojus revoliucijos. Gi 1917
metals, po tulu tarybu SUI
San Domingo, Suvienytos
Valstijos pasizadejo teikti
savo globa San Domingo
respublikai.