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. LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE Of FIRsT MEETING 81
CREDITORS.

Ons0tlOtt0,
(officlal Form No. 1e) 4,
In the District Court Of the Unitia
States FOR the Northern Distrie 81
West Virginia.
compan{, 9 corpq tion. anY tupt.
In Rankpptcy.
To the Qreditor9 fof Iairmbnt &
Clarksbutg Fuyl Coz tpanyi cor
poration, Pf Fal }noJt I, In tle county
Of Mario1 ami disEict aforesaid, a
bankrupt:l N.s
Notice is helb6 given thskdnzs1s
18th day 81 jan aSy 1913, the said
Fairmont setprksburgf Fuel Com.
pany, a corpbraE lion, was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt and the first meet
|iihg ofsits efeQ Tors viii be held IN the
officesof w. frank Stout, Room No.
702 Con building in Clarksburg, West
Virginia, % TIE 9th day Of February,
"A. b. 1873, at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon, IT which time said creditors
Imay Attend, prove their claims, ap,
aoipt a trustee, examine the bank.
ut, and transact such other business
| rs nay properly come before said
fmeet0g. -
Date January 81, 1919.
w. FRANK STOUT,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
SH0WALTER & FRAME, Esquires,
Attorneys for Baukrupts.
Jan. %, 80
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tioma Eron, Eranee.

lieutenant Fred Thomas. recently re
'segeti from the q. s. army service,
Nig here from Hundred this week for
visit with his sister, Mrs. C. L..
|H4tfTiil, Ir, IN TaArview street, Burt
kaiIl lieutenant homas was one OF a
humber ciyed for bravery in the fight
Ing fnsFrance.
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nlssolutlon.

r. D. Basnett succeeds the firm OF
Basnett & Weaver. Clothing mer-
chants IN Water street, and will con-
duct the business at the present loca.
ton, Mrs. Dora Weaver, Mr.. Basnett's
sister, having disposed Of her interest.
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Scores d FaIrnert ReadsFs Az
Learning che Duty 81 the Kidneys
To Glitter tho blood = the kidt eys'
duty.
When they fan to do this thu kid
Is ,s; sss i ~ 1tpots9 8 II: g,
Help tbI kidney y their wosl
Use Doan's u Pills. sAe test
ed kidney rep dy N
Fairmon' teon ep Sfse the, wortlI.
MI 5. G q. 2 Of w 413 Merchant
st, Eaill np, Is: II felt tired az
|lang4id in morring srd srsfet "a
with dizzy headaches. Ny back WAS
weak and az he'd IN dull. tiring way.
My Kidneys acted too freely, also. l
got 1oJh's kidney Pills at the HAL
Dr1g store, ard they relieved me Of
|all khpsomy ,of kidney trouble.
Prize 6ge, ct all dealers. Don't
simplJ Elk for q kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. 8lpdshaw had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Mfg i, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Attend centenary

Rev. John Beddow, Attorney =. 8.
Schwenck ana G. G. Coffnnan LETT
On Tuesday evening for Pittsburgh
to attend the Centenary meeting OF the
M. Il. church.
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The members Of the Delta Alpha
Bible Glass OF The NJ E. church will
hold q Tnreen Supper and social ct
the churcn tomorrow evening.
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From Sanitarium.

s0sby q. Sstterfleld is home from
he sanitarium at ezra Aalta, where
y had been for several months for
ne benefit Of his health, which is
realty improved. After few weeks
fsit with relatives he will return to
fefTa Alta.
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Alarm sounded

"A fire alarm was turned in from the
Sanitary Bakery.in Clarksburg street
at eight O'Clock Tuesday morning.
Ia crossed electrl cwire was said to be
the cause OF the fire which was ex-
tlnguished without damage.
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From St Paul.

Charles Shilling, Jr, Is home from
aviation training school at st. Paul,
MINI, after being discharged from
service at Camp Sherman, Ohio.
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Red Cross Sale.

Mannington Chapter American Red
,toss are holding a sale at their.
headquarters in the Elks Club from
'ebruary 9Th to 9th. The rooms will
'eSopen from two until five P. M. each
AZ and all day on Saturday. The
|ntitei stock will be disposed Of at
OH prices.
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rerth birthday.

Master Zoe Busby celebrated his
t5nkt hirEhday at a party at the home
6g tispaFents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w.
3iSbv "a Monroe street last evening.
number Of little boy friends OF Joe
Il t62 KuSets.
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m 81 oulnsy.

Miss Esther Sybert has for several
lays been very III from an attack OF
Iltt6ey ct the home OF her parents, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Harry A. Sybert in Buffalo
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NLISCELLANE0u0

ECRTUNE MAKINo-;io secures
membership and full prosata inter
est in five great Burkbaxnett fortune
making gusher OIL wells. Big oppor.
tunity. Act now. Adhere Davis, Truss
tee. Wichita Falls, Texas. 24-6t-50go.
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called'Dy Illness.

Mrs. Frank Lille and sister, Mrs.
Kenny, Of Metz, have been called 70
webster Springs by the illness Of their
mother.
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HON. From Navy.

Albert Singleton is home from Nor
folk, Va, and the navy, after being
released FROM service.
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FOR sALE-Four teams Of work
horses with harness and wagons,
Apply to superintendent at New Power
House. Riyesville, w. Va. 2-5-st-50s5.
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Called 70 Operate.

81 Called 70 Operate.
Epg. johnson Of Fairmont, was called
J Mannington on Tuesday for q SUR
ieal operation on Mrs. j. r. Burt,
tspleasant street for serious trouble
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HELP WANTED--MALE

,WANTED-Canvassers. Local work
selling household necessity. Tele.
phone number for interview. West
Virginian 1851. 2Ss-t.5Osl
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POULTRY DOGS AND BIRDS
oULTEF BlFDs AND b6Es SSaOy
chicts-Ag breeds, low prices, tho.
scught bred; delivered to your door by
prepqd special delivery parcel post;
heav1 egg production, get 1919 poultry
calehdar; it's free. Elwood Pussy.
East Liverpool. ohio.-1-s1.l2t-5o67.
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WANTED - Position as travelling
salesman. Can furnish best refer.
ence. Address Box 509s, care West
Virginian Office. 2.6.4t.50sY
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FARMS FOR SALE

COOP F1RMs f0R s1LEss scrss
(S) miles from Ravenna, Ohio. Sd
acres ~ miles from Meadville! Pa.
Stock and tools IL desired. Bargain.
9. 3. Shepl;n. Ravenna, ohio.-1-1S.
26t-4979.
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Efon1 West,

~ ~; From WEST.
william r Hood Of Grand Junction,
'ol6fadO, arrived here yesterday for
visit with his sister, Mrs. Waiter s.
sIfbSe Of Center street.
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FOR SALE - Thoroughbred White
Leghorns-pullets. $500; yearling
hens. $1.50. Cash F. o. B. Twin Noun.
tain, w. Va. Address The Twin Noun.
tain Orchards, Keyser, W. Va.
1.24-10t-5029
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40 acres; good house, slated. nine
rooms, furnace; good bank barn,
silo. tool barn, wagon shed. granery;
some timber; tile laid on pike, SIS
per acre. Other bargains. Il. n. Web
Der agency Atwater. Ohio.
d.2s-16t. s01Q
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WANTEN-

WANTE6GTo buy small FTocefy.
Address Box SOL care West VIRGIN.
ian. 2.s.,t.s m.
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LOB RENI'

FOR RENf-TWo f;,rnis6sd IisSf
housekeeping rooms, 10 Anderson
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WANTED One extra large furnished
room or large and small room for
three persons. II possible with board
or breakfasts only. VIII pay wei for
first class accommodations. II YOU
have anything phone Mr.. Wright. care
The West virginian. 2.6.tf.51oG
WANTED ~ To buy or rent sir or
seven room house in good location.
Phone 1888. 2.6.st.51fli
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ICIA ASST ED AID N Isl
TWO CENTS WORD CASH Win 064&A
SITUATION N VIVID

WANTED BY young genElepleil com
and board IN private family lifSo
Box 50s7, care Of West VlrEtRikn ~.
fee. I !.
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ca1usasdlonokyA 10 AGMwpp4A,~p4~Aap.aas

Getting after Certels and his whole
Bolshevik gang suits me, ma'am, and
II It's your idea, I'll so to 1t this af-
ternoon," Tommy announced and he
seemed as relieved as / was to omit
further personalities. And so he de-
parted to report my discoveries and
suspicious to tho proper authorities.
And l was left alone TO mediate upon
Bob and his mental condition and
what had caused II.
OF course Daddy Lorimer would
put DE-. Certeis in charge of Bob's case
as soon as he could obtain Bob's dis
charge from the army. They were
such great friends-and Certeis made
brain diseases his speciality. But in
the event that he handled Bob's case,
my husband, I was sure. never would
regain his sanity
BY just so much as Certeis loved me,
he hated Bob; as long as Certeis chung
to any hope of possessing me. he
would try to destroy Bob; what Ger
tets had planned for Elolse, his enemy,
would happen to Bob-he would be
~Anterned, eventually, in a private a
sylum-without hope of a curel
But my chance to crush him had
come. 1 relied upon the success of
Tommy's mission to end forever my
dream OF horror. However, the sec
- y wv A1A ID uGAaN III III
rest of Certeis; IL so. how could 1
save by husband fom him?
1 walked the hotel parlors restless
~. knowing hat IL was very foolish
for me to try to make plans until 1
should have heard from Tommy.
It was equally foolis for me to
brood over the girl-acqH ntance Bob
had met In Paris and to wonder what
had happened while Bob vas there.
1t was pure nervous waste, but I
couldn't help 1t. Jealousy is the one
thing l never can cast aside. / sup
pose fate holds me to the universal sin
of my sex.
In telling me about Bob's new symp-
toms OF mental disorder. Tommy had
called the girl Miss Manning" But
Tommy a mistaken the name, I felt
sure-in my Jealous mood. Only one
woman in the world, except the LoN-
mers. knew that Bob had forgotten
his marriage. That was the girl who
had nursed hin In the foreign hospi-
tai. Katherine Miller had been in
the shell-shock ward-and Katherine
Miller was the girl who had gone to
Europe when she heard OF Bob's n
gagement to mel
Katherine Miller had always had
everything she wanted, all of her life,
excepting Mr.. Robert Atwood Lori
mer. Doubtless IL was sheer jealousy
of mo which had made her fling my
name so recklessly into the CONVERSE
ton with Bob that day in Paris. And
with what tragic results to her own
ambitionsi
1 had not thought of Katherine Mil
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Coast Guards Haze
ENJOYABLE Dance

The United States Coast Guards,
who have been stationed here since
the beginning of the war held a dance
III their barracks last night. 1t Is tho
first dance to be held there and was
q great success. Although the men
ran the affair themselves the invita-
tions were issued to the young ladies
through the Girls Division of the War
Camp Community.
The dancet was held on the top
floor of the barracks. The hall it
self was one of thep r~ettiest sights
Imaginable. One mass of fiages, in
Guiding signal, emblem, and national
flags were combined and COMPEL In
order that the hall itself was unrecog-
nizable and seemed but a bower of
flags. The orchestra was roped off at
one end of the floor and was compos-
ed of service and ex-service men.
The rule of the evening was fox
trots and fox-trots were most certainly
in great prominence. All during the
evening punch was served and be-
tween the dances were vocal and in
strumental selections by the local
guards. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served at IL o'clock.
The hostesses of the evening were
Mrs. w. Whitney Oliver, Mrs. Patria
Hansen, Mrs. Ferd Andrews, Mrs.
Richard White and Mrs. G.. Mullins.
Miss Roberta Winans, of the Girls
Division of the W. c. O. s., and Cap
tain and Mrs. Fredricks were also
present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Strawberries For Dessert

Strawberries will soon be within
reach of every purse, and already they
pre- appearing or every table as a
Especial treat"
Here are good ways to serve them
first, OF course. a recipe for the de-
lltcious short pastry crust that makes
'khortcake famous.
Strawberry Sbortcake-Sift togeth-
or 8 cupfuls of pastry flour with 6
teaspoonfuls of baking powder and
Ia t~easpoonful of salt. Nix into the
-four about IA cupful of lerd or vege-
table fat, and when well mixed add
enough sweet milk to make q soft
dough. Spread a creased pie tin with
the dough and bake in a hot oven.
/ When baked split the cake open and
Putter both sides generally. Spread
one-half with the fresh strawberries
slightly mashed in a little sugar, COW
er with the other layer. and put whole
berriss, juice and cream over the top.
strawberry FIoat-Bring to q boil
qusrt of milk with Ia. teaspoonful
Of salt added. When it boils add 1
tablespoonful of cornstarch dissolved
In a little cold milk, and cook 3 min
ptes. Stir in the beaten yolks OF 8
eggs. whip for 2 minutes and remove
from * fire. Cool. Mash / pint of
Strawberries with 1-2 cupful sugar
and let stand. Whip the egg whites
with 2otablespoonfuls powdered sug-
ar. add the crushed berries. and put
on top of the cold custard. Serve very
cold.
Strawberry Sauce for Ice Cream
Cream together 1 cupful of sugar and
Ia cupful of fresh butter. Add the
beaten white of 1 egg and beat well.
Stir into 1t 1 cupful Of chopped straw
berriesfand chill thoroughly. Serve
over cream or fresh sponge cake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Lutheran Senior League
to Haze Entertainment

The Senior League of the Grace
English Lutheran church held q short
business meeting in the basement OF
the church last night at which time
n following program was annuonc-
ed for the entertainment to be held
In the church Friday night at 5
o'clock.
Overture-League Orchestra
Song-Stuart Luabach.
Piano Selection-Miss Evangeline
Christensen.
Sketch-"Saloons Must Co."
Characters: -
Kathryp-Miss Lillian Zwoyer.
Gladys-Miss Madeline Sandorff.
Janet-Miss Augusta Sandback.
William-Garrett Joulsen.
Charles-Herman Nielsen.
Selection-League Orchestra.
Dear Old Pal of Mine"-Master
James L. Perry. Z,
"Ebinezer Fry"-Master Henry d.
Perry. - p NJ
Piano and Violin duet-Messers. By
ron Cleaver and. Edward Batter
son, ~ ,,
Just You and miss Anna Dress
Ter. 4e tas.4t 80. aH
Rose Dream"-Miss Anna Dressler.
when Women Rule"
Characters:
Mary Madison8Niss Anna Kaisen.
Kit Conely-Miss Christina Peter
son.
Annie Murphy-Mfss Ella Kidd.
Marie Mario-MisS Mary Hinlxle.
Willie Walter-Haroid Miller.
Wick Lee Sling-Peter. Olsen.
Selection-League Orchestra.
Refreshments. 2s nfsa i"
The committee in charge of this af-
fair is composed of Miss May Madsen.
chairman assisted by Miss Elizabeth
Kidd and Messers. Peter Olsen and
Garrett Poulsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14

sylvania Railroad at South Amboy.
Games and dancing were enjoyed, and
refreshments were served at a late
hour.
Those present: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Layton. of Red Bank; Miss Pearl
Hampton, of Jamesburg: Miss Rhea
Russell and George Burgess, of Tot
tenville: Mr.. and Mrs. John Cosgrove,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Novak, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Reilly. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Emmons, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dwyer,
Messers. George Cheeseman and Will
liam Scully, and Misses Claire Hamil-
ton. lane Barich, Sallie O'Conner,
Caroline Nimpsch, Estelle Briskie, and
Frances Nicorvo, all of South AM
boy. and Miss Clara Markowitz, Ber-
,tha Frankel. Anna Dickson, Jessie Ell
more, Carrie Lund, Claire Kelly, Sa-
,die Harrigan, and Mae Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Christensen. Sophia Chris
n Mr.. n Mrs. A. Christen-
sen and Mr.. and Mrs. John Janderup
of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
lhmhfniHi
Men Make Love-

3 Love Is the oldest and the newest
Thing In the world. All the world
toves a lover is an old saying. but
svery girl In the springtime Of her
2ife finds it is a new saying for her.
OF all the types of lovers that my
varied experience in playing heroine
3arts has brought me into contact
Tith, the hero type is perhaps my IA
Eorite.. 1t 1t seems strange that an
RctreSs SHOULD be interested In the
ymen who play the part of lover op-
poSite her. it must be remembered
lhat to do good work the actor muse
actually feel" the part they are play
tng. Because of this, / think I know
now various types of men make love.
The, hero lover is the ~considerate
tover. A brave man is gentle to the
Woman he loves. The hero lover, who
IN battle or the struggle OF life Is the
fstrong man" is to the woman TO
fVhom he makes love rather afraid Of
himseTf. The more q man is capable
6f fighting the bottles of the world or
Of life. the more afraid he is of the
Women he loves. He is afraid of not
winning her.
[ We have four million herose COM
ing home to us now, and the girls
10 whom they will propose should not
be surprised IL the men who have
peno deeds Of vaior on the battle.
Held. or who were ready and anxious
10 do them IL called upon, are towards
Mh'n 1T m to asking for the "only
girl"
4 II you have q hero lover and you
know he wants to ask you the ques-
zion" this spring. don't be too coy
TO help him out a bit-if you really
want him. Don't be too slow about
giving him your hand If you see he
Really wants to put the little gold band
on 1t. Remember that a hero is very.
very human, and he may be very
fnuch afraid of just little YOU. That's
(hy impression of the hero lover as
he has made. love to ME.
Tomorrow-The Romantic Lover.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Class VI92I to Haze
Dance FRIDAY Nlqht

The Glass of '21 OF the local high
school will hold their annual dance
Friday night. The following COM
Hmittee was appointed: chairman, Rob-
ert Pyster. secretary Chares Hughes,
decoration committee, Miss Donna
Chairman assisted by Miss Cora Du
Bots and Ben Cartan. The refresh
ment committee has as Its chairman
Miss Helen Mclaughlin assisted by
the Misses Helen Warren and Dora
Dobbs. The amusement committee is
composed of Theodore Jones. chair
sisted by Miss Dorothy Clark and John
Stocked. The financial committee Is
compised of Theodore Jones'. chair
man assisted by Miss Anna Handler
han and James Clevenger.
The parents of all the sophomores
+ cordially invited to attend the
affair. 1t is the desire of the class
to give the parents an opportunity to
witness one Of the high school af-
fairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
RaaG6id
ppp1Gat~przeAsouehns.

Ter for months and months, but as 50
often happens, once her name took
hold Of me, I came upon 1t every
When opened q newspaper,
as 1 waited for Tommy. there was a
story OF what the rich, young and
beautiful society girl, Katherine MIL
Ter, had done for our soldiers abroad
1t was a New York interview. Miss
Miller had just landed. she was on
her way home and like many another
rich girl who had undertaken war
work, Miss Miller was unwilling to
return to the butterfly life. She said.
that, after a short rest, she would 90
on with her chosen profession. the
nursing of mental diseases. She had
been fortunate IN being taken on to
tho staff Of DIR. Hamilton Certeis, ono
of the country's best know alienists.
That's so she can nurse Bobi She
knows the family-she'fl work for
Certeis so she a nurse my husbandl"
And OIL how 1 hated her-and my
hard fate.
Ito Be C~ontlnued.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Personals

A daughter was born Saturday "a
MIR. and Mrs. w. Broply, of 265 Mad1
lson avenue
Mrs. Harry C. Donohay. of Cram
bury, visited her mother, Mrs. Kath-
crime Morris, of Carson avenue, yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hughes, OF
Gordon street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Myrtle, to
Lieutenant Joseph A. Dena, of Rose.
burg. Oregon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14

Wounded Men Giuen
Pleasing Event By
j. w. B. Last Night

Some of the wounded ladies from
Colonia Hospital were given THE time
of our lives" at the Y. M. II. A. last
night at a dinner and entertainment
held under the auspices of the j. w.
b. The boys were brought down from
the hospital last night in cars furnish
ed by Messers. S. Mandel, 8. Baum,
j. GeFsten. T. Robinson. J. Vitriol, ].
Joselson, H. Goldberger, j. Levine, s.
Schwartz. M. Shapiro.
The dinner was served in the lodge
room where long tables were laid.
Each table had a bouquet of liliacs
and the appearance upon entering the
dainty and wholesome improvised din
ming hal was refreshing to say the
least. The dinner was served to fifty
men inc was prepared by Mrs. j.
Hertz, Mrs. A. Weiss, Mrs. NJ. 8. Colo
berger, Mrs. l.. b. Esberg, and Mrs.
John ~Slobodien, They were assisted
in the serving by Mrs. Charles Bardin,
Mrs. s. Schwartz, Mrs. ]. J.. Klein,
Mrs. E.. X. Roos, and Miss Mary CO.
hen.
Following the hearty dinner a pro-
gram was stated. The POSTMASTER
was Mr.. Segal, J. w. b. secretary at
Colonia, who made a short address
and introduced Mayor Frank Dorsey
who talked>to the boys and welcomed
them to this city. He was followed by
q short address by DR.. Charles I. SILK,
president of the local J. w. b. and DR..
L. Friedman. vice-president of the To-
cal J.. w. B.
The next number was a reading,
Love Scene from Tom Sawyer by
Miss Rose Brody followed by n solo,
Love OF Nine by Miss Lena Gold
man accompanied by Miss Dora Gold
man. Your So Pretty" was then
..-- - A4N-- NJ
companied by Miss Mae Schwartz
stein, Miss Ruth Jacobsen conclud-
ed by singing. "Chong'' accompanied
by Miss Elizabeth Doris.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Miss Christensen
Is G,ven Shower

A surprise p0rty and misscellan-
eous shower was rendered to Miss So
phia Christensen at her home 100 A
Madison avenue, Saturday night. Miss
Christensen, will be married shortly.
She was the recipient of many gifts
from her office associates of the Penn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Interesting Text Books.

/, A school In Italy uses stamp albums
TO teneh geography and history. Each
student has his W collection, while
the school owns a larger and more
complete one. The boys and girls are
p great deal more devoted to their
Studies with such novel text books to
attract and interest them than they
would be with just common pink and
blue maps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14

"Ah! to be a child againl" sigh
Madame Mother and Big Sister when
gazing at this ravishing little frock for
a small personi And it's just a play
dress at that! Any mother can make 1t
in a fraction of a %twinkllng from a bit
of white linen or colored chambray.
or even Bingham or percale. This Is
white linen.( embroidered @ bit with
red and blue cotton yarns, and touch
ed up with a bright blue cotton cord
and tassels. The buttons are red-llke
cinnamon drops-and the effect Is
perfectly sweet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Powdered Eggs.

China Is n Of the principal sources
of dried and powdered eggs. Manu-
f~acturers Of prepared products in this
country are said to be Interested 10
the possibilities Of dried and powders
ed eggs, especially In view Of the In
creased use Of such products in readys
mixed fours and In bakeries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Motor CORPS Notes

Two trips will be made to Colonfa
by the ambulance today. One this at
ternoon to carry supplies. at which
time Mrs. Virgil Shull will drive and
Mrs. II. Spofford will be her aid and
tonight a car must be at Coionia at
s o'clock to take ten men to Irvington.
Herbert will be on duty. This after
noon the ambulance will be used for
collection throughout the city With
Mrs. Shull and Miss Nell Bardrum
on duty.