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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
A S2.3325O assemble la
suSCTiCi6n del Empr6stitO
UNA cARTA DEL GoBERNADoR
Mayo IL, 1919.
Al Pueblo de Puerto Rico:

. Mayo IL, 1919
Al Pueblo dc Puerto Rico:
La suna total dc has suscripciones al
Empres.ito de la Victoria, segnn in
forma Ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico, al
canza a $2,3S2, $50.
Aunque esta cantidad no cubre ente-
ramente la Quota asignada por el Co
mite, es, sin embargo, una excelente
demonstration habida cuenta de las con-
diciones en- que ell esfuerzo Sc ha reali-
zado.
En- nombre del Gobierno Federal, y
tambien del Gobierno Insular, deseo
dar las mas cumplidas gracias GUAM
tes ayudaron conseguir este esplen-
dido resultado, espscialmente al Conf
te Central bajo la habil direction del
senior Luis Sanchez Morales. Presiden-
te, y a todos los Sub-comites de los di-
ferentes municipios, los bancos y, a
la prensa, los que voluntariamente
trabajaron por ell Emprestito en- la
Isla.
Deseo tambien congratular a los mu-
nicipios que cubrieron su Quota, ven
ciendo toda clase de difcultades, espe-
cialmente aquellos de la costa occi-
dental que sufrieron los estragos del
terremoto, y que pudieron ser cxcusa-
dos de hacer SACRIFICES de caracter eco
nomico en- los momentos actuales.
FinaImente, deseo coagratular toda
la Isla por esta nueva prueba de de-
nucdo v patriotismo de su pueblo
Respetuosamente,
Arthur YAGER.
(G0bernador)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
AMERICAN COLONIAL BANK OF
PORTO RICO 81
Av1so DE DIvIDENDo

Ell Conccjo del American Colonial
Bank Of Porto Rico en- session celebrada
en- la ciudad dc New York ell dia Ia de
mayo dc 1919 declare un dividendo de
ocho por cientp 5000 y un dividendo
especial de cinco por ciento (5oo) CO.
rrespondientcs los ultimos seis meses
terminates el treinta de abril dc 1919,
el cual scra satisfecho el cuatro dc Ju-
Mo de 1919 los accionistas que apa-
reEcan en- relaci0n cl dia diez dc mayo
de 1919.
Ell registro de acciones Eera cerrado
el 16 de mayo de 1919 las tres dc la
tarde y vuelto abrir el diez de Ju-
MO medic dfa.
H. L. COCHRAN,
Advt. Vice -Presidentc.
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ACtOS de CuItura en- PelueIas

Las escuelas de Penuelas cele.
braron una exhibition agrieola e
industrial en- los salones del cdif-
clio Webster a la que concu-
rrieron los padres de familia que
tienen hijos estudiando en- aquella
poblaci6n, asf como tambien los
agricultores y hacendados de cafe.
Sc celebr6 ademas, una conferen-
ella, en- la que tomaron parte los
senores don Jorge Armstrong, pre-
sidente de la "Asociaei6n Nacio-
nal de Cafeteros'' y don Luis Da-
villa, del Departamento de Agri-
cuItura y Trabajo, Quien desarro-
llo ell tema de ''Cooperativas y Or
ganizaci0n Rural, =
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LOS "DIABLOS ROJOS" DERROTAN
HAGEN HUIR AL EJERCITO RIlMAN0.

VlENA, mayo 15-En las oras del aver
tarde sangrena bataa con
oe los franceses los gegos contra los "boIsheviqu"
E eercito rojo ukranano recbo refuerzos
cuando esaba puto de decararse fga ng terrible
deota los rmanos repegan precptadaente haca
ell sur
la coente del rio arroja miles cadayeres las oras
donde los deiaron abandonadas nuncones
pertrechos de guerra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
Ell EPlSCOPADO ALEMAN PIDE AUXILIO
AL JEFE SUPREME DE LA IGIESIA

ROMA, mayo 18E peri6dco Il LObservatores Romano" :"
organo del Vatcano ara que Episcopado aeans ha d
gido Sumo Pontce rogandoIe que haga todas
pfencias COR los efes de de las nacoe Aada as
anben de ampsima facItad sobre los catocos
Italia Franca especamen para que procure por todos los
medos acance mar las condolences del Tratado de
que constuyen runa la escavtud perpetuas de Aeana
Papa ha retdo copias del mensae que lie dge Epis-
copado ean los de gesa las cuatro grandes
naciones han heco de mpone la Delegation ale
mana "a firna del Tratado.
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LA SITUAcION DEL GOBIERNO DE MAURA
ES MAS GRAVE CADk vEZ

MADRID, mayo 1s--En gran asambca ceIebrada hoy
las noas paramentaas acord6 presentar Gober
protesta energca mantenese an suspension
las garantias constituencies
mencionada potesta ternnos muy
vgorosos las cortes ean semeanes
cias representaran ell 6rgano legal de la nac6n.
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GREECE La INDlGNAcoN EN- CHINA PoR LAS
CONCESIONES HECHAS A LOS NpONES

PARIS, mayo 10.-Notcas oiciaes recbidas ciu
dad dicen que ell Gabinete chino dmitio
Ei Presdene de la rep1bIca negose pesar
rrevocabe que ue dgda la mencionada sdpca acep
tar las dimisionss.
La causa de esta segdn nformes de egar
Pekn ell haber conceddo las Conerencias
poneses e dominic sobre la peninsula de Shang-Tung
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Ell JUEz TEx1DoR CON L1cENCIA

Ell ,Departamcnto dc Justicia lc ha
concedido al juez Texidor dc Ia seccion
primera del Tribunal del Distrito de
San JUAN dos meses dc licencia con pa
ga por adelantado.
Ell juez Texidor pasara dichss vaca-
clones en- ell Norte.
Ell Tribunal estara en- receso duran
tie ese lapse.
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Sc DESEA

Comprar un pasaie de ida
en- prinera para Nueva York.
Debe ser del vapor SAN
JUAN que sale Ell pr6xino
Microbes, Mayo n. Para
referencia dirijase al apartado
173 o lame al telefono No..
SOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
NOTICIA IMPORTANTE
Sc acaban de recibir
ENCURTIDOS MORTON
CoImado Suarez
FRANCISCO SOTO GRAs

Participa a sus clientes y amigos
que dnrante los tres meses del We
rano, solamentc, estara ausentc en-
los Estados Unidos.
Su bufete y notaria continuara su
curse ordinario, atendiendo los asun-
tos pendientes v que Sc 10 confien
Ell Lcdo. Ramon Siaca, Jr. Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
VIOLENTAS MANIFESTACIONEs PUBLICAS
EN- LA CAPITAL DE ALEMANIA

BERLIN mayo 19.-Sucedense las tumutuosas manifesto
proesta condolences terbe han puesto
las naciones de ENTENTE terminus del
tado de paz 'sA.tA --At ts
Unos mil esta ma1ana
Rrandenbugo las ayendas pr6xmas
dieron srItos gobeno epubcano de Ebert solo
poF discu Ttaado que exige tan humanes cond
clones.
En- Postda Hanover otras cudades las manifestations
pdbicas han degenerate tuos que tendo que
intervenr las tropas.
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UNA I,IcENCIA

Ell Dcpartamento de Justicia ha con-
cedido una licencia de tres dias MO-
desto Gotay, director de la Escuela Co.
rreccional.
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ejecuci6n de esta Resolution.
Lamentamos profundamente la
desaparici6n del popular estadis-
ia, y nos asociamos al dolor del
pueblo dominicano por La perdida
irreparable que llora.
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GRAN OCCASION PARA Ell COMERCIO
AL PoR MAYOR.

PonchOs mIiares. PanaIOncilOs Camisetas.
PantalOnes cOrtOs pOlainas largOs.
Chamarretas prOpias' mecancOs Capas de
PicOs cOmpletamente
as pegadas prOpas Cnes MOnos de cafe gandes
pOs para HoteIes, Cafes puperias.
Baules miares de Mosqueros frsas
fOrradOs Maqunas pcar carne Ca
cspaha grandes Catres mares Camas
agod6n Traes completes azules color ka MOdes
brcar Bzcoch0s infnidad de de cOcna.
TOdas esas Wercancias pr0cedentes del Campamento
RODRIGUEZ HERMANos Co. - San Jose O.
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FL PUEBLO ALEMAN ESTA FURIOSO
" GRANDES PRECAUCIONES EN- BERLIN

LoNDRES mayo 1s-Mensaes naabricos ecibidos
pita Aemana dicen Gobrno ha vso obgado guar
ueres otenes tropas las GALES ayen
fuees roenes de opasIas GALES afuyen aoamien-
tos de las msones envadas Berlin Aado para
des6rdenes atropeo la muchedubre est muy
cida
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Ell FAMOSO CARDENAR MERCER
lttf ES PORTADOR DE UN MENSAJE DEL PAPA

HRUSELAS, mayo 1s-Se anunca oficiaImente que
amienos misiones Berlin por Aados para
evitar des6rdenes atropeIos, muchedbe eta my
enfurecida.
e. cardena Mercier despues vaje Italia pa
NOreAmerica sera portador ensaie de
para las atlas dgnidades de gesia pueblo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
MAURA TEME UN DESASTRE

MADRID mayo 1871 Pesidente del Conseio de ministries,
Antonio Maua econocendo la egadad del asuno fuo
sometdo protesta oeco presentao breve Conseo
que decida.
manifestation popular que estaba fernando para
bustecer rotes acordo dsoverse motive de la actud
conciIadora del se1or Maura. s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
ENORME INDEMNZACION DE GUERRA
EXGIDA A LOS AUSTRIACOS

PARIS, mayo 18EI Tratado de paz Austria exge que
pague ascendente
cinco mil miones de marcos, al contado.
EI ndemnizacon pagara derentes pazos,
que AIadas aran moento de la enega del
protocolo.
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Mas CabLegrar,1as
ode NUEsTROs CoRREsPoNsALEs EsPECIALEa)
POR CABLE lNGLES

translation filed with the Postmaster San Juan PR May
1919 of the following cables required by Sec 48l liz B. r. L. Reg 1913
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-19
Los maestrOs de Mdnati apru0-
ban la aCtitud de SuS com
panGrOS de Ia lSIa

Hemos recibido ell telegrama siguien-
te:
Manati II, Mayo 1919.
EEL MUNDo'',
San Juan.
Maestros Manati solidarios del mo-
vimiento de Juncos, Cayey, CoInerio,
Guaynabo, solicitando aprobacion pro-
yecto 167, sueldo maestros en- todas sus
parties. Consideramos de imprescindi-
BILE necesidad no aceptar propuestas
nuevos contratos bajo actuales condi-
clones.
Maestros de Manatf''.
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Ell cardend Mercier ira d los Estados Undo
Violentas nanifestaciones en- Berlin
Seria derrota de los rumanos en- el Nnieste
CabLegrnnnas de "EI Mu1dO -
ode NUEsTRos CoRREsPoNsALEs EsPEcIALEE 4.
~- POR CABLE INGLES.
ode NUEsTRos CoRREsP0NsALES E
POR CABLE INGLES.

filed with the Postmaster San Juan PR May 18Th
following cables required Sec 4S1 liz B. p L. Reg 1913
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-09
Your Government Warns You

Dr. H. A. Garfield United States Fuel Administra-
tor has issued statement to the public as follows:
'Buy now--in August or the Autumn will be too
late. A big coal shortage is coming Thousands of
miners are going back to Europe Coal production has
fallen off considerably and shortage of many million
tons looks probable. My advice to is to buy
now while they get selection and delivery. feel
bound to say that see the situation likely to
experience coal famine in the fall.
These are all facts Consider them.
Quick action being SO apparent, we cannoturge too
strongly that you buy your coal NOW so as to be
of having it next winter.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-07-09

(oaI production has fallen off to
Nan alarming extent. This is due
to a combination Of causes. No in
crease in output is possible without
quick action by coal consumers.
Coal cannot be produced and held
inhuge quantities at the mines await
ing convenience of buyers. 1t must
be moved as fast as produced and
kept moving until it finally reaches
the consumer.
During the past two years we have
been confronted with coal short.
age.
In 1917 it embarrassed our con-
duct of the war, shut down factories,
left cities in darkness, shortened the
working hours Of public utilities and
caused great suffering in many
homes.
In 1918, in response to govern
ment appeal, consumers bought their
coal during the summer months, and
as result of their action and the
patriotic and superhuman effort on
the part Of operators and miners,
the greatest production in the his
tory of the country was achieved
namely 585, 100000 tons. Thus
shortage was averted.
In 1919---the present year---we
face this situation:
Requirements the year Govt smae) 100000 tons
Stocks on hond January l. .3O,OOOOOO tons
Coal production required for 1919 5OOOOOOOO tons
Coal Production JAN to June IA, 1919 l950OOOOO tons
Quantity be produced during remaining % weeks SO5OO0OOO tons
Average Weekly production first "a weeks S,l25OOO tons
Average which must be produced weekly during
coming 20 weeks AV'SVV'oVV IONS
To meet the requirements Of the countryI prOduc-
tionof the mines be increased 2775 tons each
week.
How can this be done?
By buying your coal now. This is the only way to
increase production.
II production is not stimulated now SOMEBODY will
have no coal this winter.
Viii it be you?
Do not think we are alarmsts. The figures quoted
above are accurate They are the Official figures of
the Geological Survey of the United States Government
W ~ MI W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28

net pudding, coffee.
WEDNESDAY
breakfast; Pulled rice, pecan rolls,
apple butter, cocoa.
lunch: Spaghetti and tomato
sauce, Boston brown bread, orange
Jello.
Dinner: Veal chops, bashed brown
potatoes. green peas, head lettuce
salad with Russian dressing, lemon
merfngue pie, coffee.
THURSDAY
Breakfast: Grapefruit, soft boiled
eggs, toast, coffee.
UDnch: Chopped pork steak, Gre
ole, sliced cucumbers, d~oughnuts.
Dinner: Beef bouillon. minced ham
with scrambled eggs, olives and rad
ishes. rhubarb pie, coffee.
FRIDAY
breakfast: Sliced bananas and
cream, corn fakes, cocoa
L0nch: Scrambled eggs on toast,
wax beans angel food cake.
Dinner: Tomato bouillon, broiled
white fish with butter sauce, mashed
potatoes, sliced tomatoes, celery,
floating island, coffee.
SATURDAY
breakfast; Stewed aprioOts, coffee
cake, coffee.
Lunch: Cream oyster stew, spinach
and broiled onions, stewed rhubarb.
Dinners: New England boiled din
ner. lettuce n fruit salad, custard
pie, coffee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
fashion
"Cm Of The Golden Apple"
Says Study Your Profit

-Four famous aFtists-Iames Mont
Woinery EYagg, Howard Chandler
Christy, Penrhyn StanLaws and Har-
rison ~tfst1cr-gavc the golden ap-
pie" of beauty at the annual Gnu Chin
Chow ball in New York to Miss Edith
Hyde. Miss Hyde is ROW telling wo-
men her beauty secrets in a series OF
rs articles written and illustrated nv
photographs OF Miss Hyde herself.
his article is the ninth.
BY EDITH HYDE,
The Girl OF The Golden AppIe."
II you have a good profile make the
most of it. Many a girl while her
fun face is nothing extraordinary has
a stri1ingly becoming profile. Don't
forget that many people see your pro-
file long before they maj have the
pleasure of meeting you face to face.
Make your profile attract. Make your
profile your strongest point.
First of all study the lines of your
profile by arranging two mirrors so
that you can with ease see yourself
as Others see o from the side. De-
termine whether yoU hair should be
arranged high or low; whether it
should be pulled low over the brow
or coiled over the neck. The great
thing is to so arrnage your hair as to
accentuate the beauty of lines as seen
in the profile.
IL you have d pretty chin don't
smother It in furs, but keep it point
ing out just a little coquettlshIy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
ChaDfpr 1GG.
Gapwt$hhad 1910 by tho

Chapter Ice.
I slipped off my pumps ard tiptosd
TO the door. My shaking fingers man.
aged to turn the key without a click
before the burglars reached the cash
ier's office. Then I sat down on the
edge of the cot and prepared TO hold
my breath until the thieves should
depart. They must have manipulated
the lock of the safe expertly, / couldn't
hear a sunod, but after a time ]
caught the shuffling of papers and
was startled by a growl from one OF
the men. 1t seemed very close TO noe.
l looked up-a ventlating fan which
served both ooD was set in b wall
high above me. Said the voice:
""Tight-wad! Not a darn cent left.
Not a jitney 30 make change with
Monday morning. Da-." But I
might as well omit the profanity from
all their talk. IL was ample-but
monotonous.
"Rotten luck" the growl rolled on.
give been hoodoOsd ever sinee-ever
since-well, a girl began iti'
At this 1 simply opened my mouth
suddenIy-and sat with il so, as il IL
were the only way / could keep from
screaming! "Hoodooi' With that
word the U-bost captain had de-
nounccd me. ] knew that all the ofi-
GERS Of that craft were now dead.
Who was this "hoodooed" person the
other side of the partition?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Musicale And Tea
Committees Appointed
By The W0mdn;S Club

The committees which win bring
the musicale and tea given under the
auspices of the WOman's Club to a
successful elimination, have been ap-
pointed.
The musicale and tea will be held
Tuesday, April s. This will follow the
regular club meeting on Monday April
the seventh. But as one of the mem
bers of the committee said. 1--WE have
made the musicale so interesting that
YOU will turn out for Mrs. AtweIl's
lecture Monday and then again for
the musicale Tuesday and consider
"a more than wen spent"
The tickets are now in the hands
of the music committee, assisted by
~ltittee. Inc tickets may be purchased
by club members n their friends.
Mrs. j. Logan Clevenger is chairman
OF the music committee ass, listed by
Mrs. William II. Resser, Mrs. Irwin
Yarnall, Mrs. Theodore Degenring,
Miss Grace Hawk and Mrs. A. Clay
ton Clark. Mrs. Clarence Liddle is in
charge of the decorations and Mrs.
w. w. Oliver is chairman of the hos
pitality.
The affair viii be held IN the Pres
byterian chapel and viii start at $3.50
o'clock, b
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Confession s9faB1rtdr
CayvtsdheS 1910 x tho e
observation-disclosures

More rustlihg OF papers. more
icusses, and then:
"A few postage stamps-take 'em-
And that's ALI"
Good place for a hungry man."
said the other. Chow everywhere.
Let's feed"
AS they passed the door OF my re-
treat, one of them turned the handle
and ratified 1t hard. / reached for the
matte speech TO go with It:
Here" l would say, take It and
let me alone-and the Hon. James ID.
Lorimer will send o twice as much
! more tomorrow" I quite forgot that
1 was dead to dear daddy.
Look for a button somewhere on
the door frame" advised the leader.
There's a secret spring In most sueh
doors. See there IL is"
/ was stiff as the dead, and probably
as white as a ghost.
More profanity and then:
1T won't work. Well, who wants
Il TO. anyhow" With a final curse
and a vicious shake OF the knob the
men passed on.
i had 20 force my muscles TO relax
then l got into a fairly comfortable
position on the couch and buried my
fingers in the cats thick black fur,
nut " AAlAf O0t JuEt LOE tOLnpdllOn-
ship. j woul probably have to stay
there a long time without making a
single sound. Once the two were fed
up, they might eaJnn ont in the place
over Sunday!
Over their food and cups and bot
ties brought from the soda fountain,
the men exchanged condolences. And
in this odd situation / came upon a
secret which concerned myself!
kftff pTAwlIn2 ahAnf HE hnA la,rr
the man OF the low voice told how Il
started-told of my exploit in the u
boat! From hat time. their game
was up! The sailors were put ashore
the officers took the craft away and
sunk her somehewrs. And he one
OF the sailors-had got TO know
where. Why, he could dig a million
dollars out Of her! Jewelsl Gems
the kaiser had sent overt He knew
where to put his finger on theml He
was just a common sailor-he had
come by the secret accidentally The
gems were In a torpedo case-it was
he lowest In the starboard side OF the
boat. But he didn't know where the
sub had bee sunkl
Nov. ! have both secrets," said
I 20 myself. AN I am the only one
in h world who knows where The
u-boat Is berthed and where the box
is hidden In hertz
Then the men made a compact.
There was a party who held the secret
Of the U-boats position. They would
cam on him Sunday highland force
the secret out Of htm-or kill him!
The party's house was described
ana the wsy 10 get into IL I knewrthe
pertys name before the thief whis-
persd iti "certeis!"
(To be ~contiusd-1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Banquet At Simpson
Most Pleasing Success
Despite Heavy Rain

In spite of the rain that fell IN tor
rents last night, 100 men attended
the MEMS Banquet in the lecture
room of the Simpson NJ. Il. church.
The guests of honor were the young
men OF the Sunday school, who have
played on the basketball team and
succeeded in winning the cup for the
third consecutive year. The dinner
was served by the Ladies Auxiliary.
1T was the boys night from start to
finish. and throughout the evening the
victorious team was given every honor
possible. The up. which is the re-
ward OF their efforts, was presented to
the Sunday school by Glenworth Stur-
sis, ana was received by Assistant
Superintendent l. s. YarnaIl. Rev.
Wilbert Westcott was toastmaster,
and as always brought forth that feel
ing OF good fellowship and brother
hood which dominates his personality.
During The course Of the evening
speeches were made by Walter II.
War; and J. J. Sonderman OF the Y.
NJ. e. A.. and Albert Leon.
Mrs. Oliver Larsen assisted, by la
dies of the auxiliary. had charge OF
the kitchen. Daniel Weber, assisted
by the wives of the members of the
official board, had charge of the din
ing room. The members of the mems
committee who made tho arrange
ments, were A. II. Terhune, Arthur
Durham, William Sellers, Cory Hub
brda, I. 5. Yarnall, Daniel Weber,
Charles Seguine, Charles Soohridge,
Wallace Soneld, and Ellsworth Wal
ker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Mrs. Henderson Head
Or Ountoy Store

At the meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Auxiliary held yesterday afternoon in
the Y. M. C. A, Mrs. James Hender-
son was appointed chairman OF the
country store committee. The auxil-
larry Is going to run q country store
while the boys OF the "Y' hold their
circus.
1t was decided TO have one ef the
young ladies who have done Y. NJ. g.
A. work abroad speak to the au1il-
larry shortly. Mrs. David was ap-
pointed chairman OF the linen COM
mittee. She is to see that oil the
linen in b building is kept in good
condition.
Tho resignation Of tho treasurer,
Miss Alice Sterling. who is leaving
town, was received with great regret.
Miss Sue FRANKIE, the chairman OF the
membership committee, reported
great success. Refreshments of cof-
fee. and cake completed the after
noon,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
BafErz{Mdd

Consult the calendar, Mrs. House
wife, and II you nave had any chance
to forget that spring is upon you in
fu1 force, you must be convinced. All
Fools Day, April /, is the third day
l n the ne1t week. However, that will
be no excuse to fool the family with
an "un-springlike" table. Rather, re-
verse It. II they are expecting to be
fooled surprise them with an extra
appetixing menu. 1t wouldn't be a bad
idea to start out each menu with a
little bowl OF those spring flowers,
10 enttoned last week. Then round
each II u with plenty OF green
stuff. AS mani times as II can be
introduced without threatening mon
otony. rhubarb will be in demand, for
Its tonic qualities.
SUNDAY
Breakfast: Toasted corn fakes
poached eggs. rolls. coffee.
Dinner: PURGE. T-bone steak,
mashed potatoes, asparagus tips,
combination salad, strawberry ice
cream. coffee.
Supper: Lettuce and tomato sslad,
tea biscuits, cottage cheese and
cream, tea.
MONDAY
Breakfast: Baked apple and cream,
cinnamon rolls. cocoa.
lunch; Fried white fish, tomato
sauce, buttered beets. pudding.
Dinner: Roast pork, Drowned po-
tatoes. apple sauce, celery salad,
cherry pie. coffee.
TUESDAY
breakfast; Sliced oranges. French
toast with maple syrup. coffee.
Lunch: Fruit omelette, buttered
toast, stewed rhubarb.
Dinner: Cream OF tomato soup,
DFima ribs Of beef boilSd pOtat0ea
sweet pickles, cucumber salad. cabi-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Miss Bdumgarten
Entertdins Friends

Miss Martha Baumgarten enter
tanned a number of her friends at
her homo at Coz Brace avenue In
honor of her fourteenth birthday on
Wednesday night Dancing Yves en-
Joyed and musical selections were
rendered. This was m~termingled with
games and refreshments topped OF
h evening.
Among those present were the
Misses Fanny Ciausen, Alice Peterson,
Elizabeth clausen, Ruth Nelson. Mar
tina Peterson. Minnie Baumgarten,
Astrid and Margaret Peterson, Engrid
Clausen, Bessie Wilson and Messers.
John Peterson, julius Albert, Walter
Nelson, Paul Baumgarten. George
Nelson, Norman Nelson, and Arthur
Nelson snd Alver Peterson, Leonard
Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and
Br. and Mra Baumgarten.