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molds. Serve with cream or whipped
cream
Tiny Bee, Salad Mix one cup OF
sliced tiny bectS. one cup sliced
celery and one half cup OF English
walnuts with one cup OF mayonnaiSe
dressing, serve on heart leaves OF let
tuce
Oyster Pie-line a deep pan or
baking dish with ight pic OF biscuit
crust Wash and drain oysters and
to each pint allow tablespoon OF
butter one OF salt and dash Of
pepper, I'LL crust and cover with light
crust Bake in a quick oven for
twenty minutes Serve with oyster
sauce
Orange Marmllade Put six or
angcs and four lemons through a food
chopper, alter taking out seeds and
white lining shrcdS, Add three time,
the quantity ot cold water let stand
wenty-four hours To each pint ot
fruit allow one and onc-half cups OF
sugar Cook slowly for ono hour,
turn m Jelly glasses or mold,.
Cream Of Tomato Soup-Cook ono
can OF tomatoes with one onion, until
soft, rub through Strainer and return
to double boiler, when boiling add
one quarter teaspoon OF soda. melt
one tablespoon OF Hour and stir until
Smoy,h, STIR IN onc pint OF milk, one
tablespoon OF finely CHOPPED parsley.
Combine mixtures and serve with
battered toast
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tho mayounaiSe and eggs and spread
in. LAYERS, as thick as one slice oi
bread. If the bread is first spread
with a thin layer OF peanut butter the
flavor will be improved fqr some.
Leaf lettuce may be used. though
sandwiches are made without it, and
please the appetite almost as we'll
All sorts OF little bits OF ilavorlng,
may be added to this sandwich, also,
as nuts cheese, meats, etc.
Ham Sandwiches.
Grind sweet pickles, nuts, and ham,
separately, then mix Blend with a
heavy mayonnaise, until the COM
position will spread easily Butter
slices OF fresh bread very thinly. On
each slice spread the ham mixture TO
the very crust OF the bread On one
side place lettuce Leaf, then press
the two slices together Ry making
tins way they will not iaii apart
A Sweet Sandwich.
Grind together dried prunes dates,
iies and raislnS Blend and thin to a
spreading consistency, with grape
iuicc, or any fruit Juice. II you have
no fruit luicc, water viii answer
/ Blend with this some chopped nuts
and spread between cookies--tht
home made kind or the vanilla waf.
crs you may buy This is splendid
sandwich for children, who crave
more candy than seems to be good for
them
Chopped marshmallows may be
added to this combination This sand
wich is also fine for picnic sand
wich and supplies the sweet and
fruit necessary in every picnic
lunch
Pimento- Cheese Sandwich.
Through a meat grinder. put some
full cream cheese. and canned ,plmen-
,oes-the amount OF plmcntocS de
pcnds upon how well the pimento-
flavor is liked Blend and thin with
the oil from over the plmentoes Grind
raisns, and mix few with the cheese
combination. Spread thick on well
hn,tcred slices OF fresh bread Lettuce
adds to the appearance and flavor OF
this sandwic,
A New Sandwich.
Force full cream cheese through a
grinder. Thin to spreading con-
sistency with mayonnaiSe.
Melt, in pan. over hot water, a
sweet, milk chocolate bar
On slices of buttered fresh raisin
bread. spread the cheese in thick lay
crs. Over the cheese spread the
melted chocolate. Press together. This
combination seems to blend especially
we'll with iced tea
Contrary 10 tne general rule, ! pre-
fer fresh bread to the day old bread
for sandwiches With fresh bread the
crus, may be left on, and only adds to
the flavor.
The mos, important thing to OBJ
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By Leno Osborne,

Ot all labor saving devices invented
for short cutting kitchen work the
.,,d,,;.b had, IA. lie,
'",,u ,' W." 'N"U' Wv TO-
lhey may DC maze 10 empody
whole meal, with the use OF fewer
80, w,
WuIk- WIN IeNS space, anu WIN iloIC
real enjoyment than, perhaps, any
other food combination
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WIN ''c'' Popu''l n.y. "'eN navy
grown IN variety, until.
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YANKS READY TO WED;
WEDDING BELLS TUNED

NPRlNGEIELD Ill - Get the
trouSscaux ready and tell the sexton 10
tune mp the wedding bells Wc-yc
been gone long time, so be ready
when we get back"
This cryptic message was received
BY relatives Of three soldier boys,
members OF the l2}rd field artillery,
who had Just landed in America from
France as part OF the 3]rd division.
No explanation was given. Recipe
ents were mystliicd But they took il,
for granted the boys are contemplate
ing \ matrimonial venture when they
return to Springfield
THAT fellow boasts that he has new
.cr read fne OF fiction" "He must
oc one Of those magazine illustrators"
Judge.
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corsen,ed to pose for their plc;ure,
prov .ting they were allowed 10 kerr
the rrotogr.phs-,hertby thinking to
keep posseSNon OF their soul Comes
ot .ftse photographs were dl'tstch,t
to the oitre in New York, AID iasi
n'en' came word that the old super
Su,lon had inslly been discarded arc
that The Ind ans will consent 10 pos:
tor the mnNirS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04

according to telegraphie bulletin re
ceiyed at the compsny's offices last
night For the first time the Indians
will permit motion picture cameras to
be taken OH their reservation and
scenes to be enacted for photoplays
showing The tribes folk,
Heretofore superstition has ex-
i'tcd among the Indians that persons
who were photographed BY the motion
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Recipes For a Day.

Tuna fIsh Salad-One can tuna
fish two tart apples, ue.hali bunch
celery, one quarter cup nut meats
one hard boiled egg, mayonuaisc
dressing Serve on lettuce leaf gar
ulshed with pImen,o
Blackberry lam Cakc-Onc cuofu'
of sugar, halt cup shortening. pinch
salt. three eggs, whites and yolk,
beaten separately, four tablespoons
OF sour milk, two cups OF flour, cup
blackberry Jam, one teaspoon OF soda
dissolved in milk, teaspoon each OF
cloves cinnamon, allspice and nut
meg
Braiscd Beers Tongue - Wash
tongue, put into kettle with boiling
water. Simmer gently for two hours.
lake out of water. remove skin, trim
Ctt rough pieces AZ the roots and re.
move bone, Tie tip Of tongue to
thicker end Put two tablespoons OF
huttcrlne IN frying pan and brown
It; add one tablespoon Of flour. mix,
add one quart OF stock, one onion, one
carrot, ono turnip five sprigs OF pars-
ley two hay leaves, tablespoon OF
worchestershire sauce. tablespoon
catSup Put in oven Tor one hour.
baStinS often When done dish
tongue, remove strings. Thickcn
sauce. Serve with Drowned potatoes.
Rhcubarb lelo-To one package Of
lemon lello add pint OF cooked rhu-
barb thome canned or irc,h). Dis
solve jello in one pint OF boiling
water add rhubarb, pour into we,
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A week ago Major Rober. Warwick
noted Famons f'aycrs.Lasky str, and
George Me'iord. director. su cecdcd
IN making their way to tribal head
Qua-'e in the Idaho hills. bge,hs,
with The cast and cameramen OF their
new photoply Il old in the Hll5,"
Prolonged explanations and micr-
enccs followed, during which tribe
leadc,, laid down their weapons and
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picture camera s,raish,way lost their
souls-a belief originating from the
inexplicable appearance OF the vic
TINS" shadowy self when the picture
was produced, s fierce was the op-
position Of the red men to an invasion
OF their rsrva,ions by motion picture
ioll that violence to camerar,en and
lasts was feared at the hLnds oi
armed scou,,
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Bacon and Tomato Sandwiches.

Cook thinly-cut slices of bacon un-
Ill very crisp. Chop fine. Blend this
with mayonnaise. Butter thin slices
Of fresh bread, On one slice, make a
layer of sliced tomatoes.--on the other
a layer of the bacon and mayonnaisc.
Press the two slices together, and
serve.
This delightful tasting sandwich
may be varied, with the addition of :
(a) Chopped nuts sprinkled over
the tomato
(b) Finely shredded lettuce. or
chopped parsley sprinkled over the
mayonnaise and bacon.
(c) Very thin slices Of cucumber
pressed on the butter before the
mayonnaise is added.
Egg and Olive Sandwiches.
Cook eggs very hard by allowing
them to simmer for an hour. Re
move from the hot water and
plunge in cold water. Remove
after a few minutes, crack the shells
and peel. This will allow the steam
10 escape, and insure a dry and mealy
yolk. Chop the whites-pre3 the
yolks through sieve or potato ricer,
then blend the two with mayonnaise.
Cut olives from the seeds, or use the
stuffed olives, and chop. Mix with
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serve when making sandwiches, is to
spread the filling to the very edge OF
the br d. and to make it as thick at
the edges as at the ccn,er--a feature
seldom found in store made sand
wlchcS
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INDIAN SUPERSTITION
DlSCAROED-RED MAN
TO APPEAR IN MOVIES

NEW YORK "A pact between the
chiefs Of the Niez PcrccS tribes in
Idaho and the Famous Players Lasky
corporation agents has been arranged,
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Hints /a7
) Y01ar1Ho1f1e
HENU HINT.

HENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Sliced Oranges Cereal and Cream.
poaohcd Eggs on Waiilcs.
flashed Brown Potatoes.
Coffee.
Luncheon.
Celery RadlShes
Welsh Rarebit. Toast.
Fruit Salad. Tea.
Dinner
WatcrcreSS Baked Oysters.
Bra,>ed Beefs Tongue
Baked Potatoes Spinach.
Tomato Salad
Rhubarb Roll. Coffee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10
ANBOy To
HAVE FOOTBALL
American Legion Will Put Team
In the Field This Fall

~ go
SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 10-South
Amboy is to be represented once more
with a good football team. For the
past few years, since the high school
activity along this line waned, the
city has not had a good football team.
Now under the name of the American
Legion all the best players of tins
city have been mustered together and
they will have a team that promises
to be equal to the best in the state
1t will be composed of stars OF the
local high school teams of bygone
days, old st. Mary's stars and several
other newcomers, who have excep-
tional football ability.
While In France, Harold Hoffman,
who is vitality interested in the Lee
gion's team, was manager OF one OF
the championship %e1evens of h army
and made quite u reputation for him
self. In camp at Camp Mcclellan
both he and Rufie Allen played on
team that won the championship OF
that camp.
Interest is being created by Athletic
Officer of the Post James Canton,
who is a moleskin performer himself.
Several of the men with fooroau
knowledge In the post are "Rn' Al
len, formerly with the Dexters of
Perth Amboy: Pete Bloodgood Harry
Covell, Harold Hoffman, Holmes Oil
yer, John Quinlan, Frank Dtsbrow,
M. Lee Suits, William Behn,
Milton Bloodgood, Edward Timmins.
At last nights meeting Mr.. Can't
lon announced. that he had secured
the services Of an ex-Rutgers college
man to coach the team. First prac-
tice next Tuesday night on Stevens
dala.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10
SALEMS ANNEX
TWO BIC GAMES
Defeat CentraIs, 25-4 and Win
From Monitors 81

Sunday was a good day for the Sa-
EN- Club. Two teams, the Centrals
and the Monitors, tasted defeat al
the hands of this crew. The Salem
Central struggle ended in the Centrals
being trounced by a score of 25-4.
The Standardization was a close affair
and full of interest finishing up to the
tune of ST.
In the first game (which was but a
sever lining affairo the Salems took
the Centrals in camp and started the
game Off with a "merry-go-round"
scoring nine counters In the opening
chapter. eight more in the second and
from then on until the ''inee" from
three to two tallies We're pushed
across the rubber in each session.
The Centrals were held whitewash-
ed until the sixth, when with the
sacks density populated, Stocked, who
generally sports the Saint Juniors
uniform, sauntered to the plate and
with his old hickory kissed the pellet
for a clean up clout. These were the
only counters scored. Wosh, on the
mound for the winners allowed but
five hits, while his teammates In the
mean time were collecting twenty
three bingles.
The score by innings:
Salem A. c. 500. 8 8 8 3 2 0 x-25
Centrals ........ 0 0 o 0 0 A o. 4
In the second fracas the Monitors
gave the Salems a better go for their
money, giving the Salem crew a hard
tussel to come out on top, losing by
just one point.
Wosh. who had been on the hill for
the Salems in their first game, was
again in the box. He did not appear
to have suffered by the previous twirl-
ing for he allowed but five Monitor
batters to connect safely. The initial
chapter started with Wosh sticking
across twelve of his offerings for three
strike outs. The Salem's turn at bat
scored them two runs. which was tied
in the second when the Monitors
Hammered in from the field. The
game z~ig-zagged back and forth with
the winner In doubt until the bugle
was blown over the last batter.
The star stick work was credited to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10
ROBERTS
KAYOS FRITTS
staten Island Heavy Finishes
Bout In Second Round

al Roberts, the Staten Island
heavyweight, increased his prestige
last night at the Bayonne A. G. by
knocking out Sailor Fritts in the Sec
ond round. Fritts, who is a veteran
boxer of considerable ability. never
had a chance.
Roberts doored the sailor twice in
the first round, once for a count OF
nine. Fritts WI specifically out after
the next knockdowr, but at the count
of eight the ben saved him and he was
dragged to his corner.
Roberts went after his man at the
beginning of the second round and
soon had him on the floor for a count
of nine. When Fritts got on his feet
Roberts measured his man and sent
him down with a straight right for the
full count.
Pat Burns. sparring partner for
Roberts, knocked out Jack Frisco In
the first round.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10
IngOtS Play Fast COlonia
Team Tomorrow Afternoon

pany. of Bayonne; and the Paterson
Fire Department. Out of thirty-five
struggles staged the Hospital nine has
been defeated but five times.
The strength of the two teams can
be slightly compared when one looks
over the mines played such as the
Standard Oil Of Elizabeth, Michlins,
Waclarck, Tidewater Oil Company
which the Ingots also have played
and defeated.
lust who the choice will be to oc-
cupy the mound, {for the Colonia
boys) will be simmered down to either
Heffner or Gowans. Settle will be
crouching under the bate at the
"other end"
The lineup for the Ingots will be
the same as has been used in other
games with Applegate. Ritter OF 500
in the box.
The Raritan Copper Works players.
along with quite a bunch of rooters
from the local plant, will leave town
tomorrow at 8 o'clock and journey to
Railway In automobiles.
The game is called for $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10
FORC|ONE AND
MURPHY MEET
In Eight Round Bout At Lotos
Club Friday Night

Joe McNulty, the local fight pro-
moter, has been sleuthing around
clfnching bouts with some fast men
for this coming Friday evenings
event. McNulty is trying to get a
Notwithstanding crowd to 'sardine''
Palace Hall and SO Is scraping to-
| gether some OF the fastest material
possible for roped arena performers.
Joe has practically booked his entire
schedule for. Fridays enjoyment
match but also dropped the hint that
he has a big attraction under cover
which he will possibly spring this
week.
In the big show Willie Murphy will
| claw matters over with Joe Forgione
In the eight-round affair. Willie
| Murphy Is remembered as the feath-
| erweight champion Of Staten Island,
who won his spurs when he outboxed
Willie Curry just two weeks ago in
the bout for featherweight champ of
the island. All OF Curry's craftiness,
shifting, feinting and quick foot work
which always puzzled his other OPP
ponents-were for naught against
Murphy who managed to jab Curry's
head almost at will and then landed
q series of body punches which
rorced Curry to elinch until he gain
ed q little air. Twice Murphy con-
nected with blows that made Curry
perform the wing slip"
Murphy has been f~requenttng
! Grubb's gym in New York to keep
| himself in Al condition. When seen
| here in his bout with Curry he sur
| prised the spectators by his speed,
| aggressiveness and hard punching
! ability. He has been training con-
stantly.
Joey" F~orgione is not a back
number IN the arena matters for he
has been putting up some great
scraps within the past four or five
months. In one of his bouts here
| Kid Potty landed the cuckoo smash,
putting Forgione away for the count
of ten. Joe has been training since
then and has been getting practice
| in the art Of boxing, shifting and
| lodging connections that might pos
sibly lead to the "hearse' blow.
In the semi-finals Willie Gardner,
of New York, has been scheduled to
square off with Young Michigan of
Staten Island. Both of the boxers
| the spectators a good scrap. The
Staten Islander Is a favorite and a
| large island crowd is certain to drop
their little checks In the ferry collec-
: ton box for a trip across the deep"
In the prelfminaries McNulty has
signed up several fast little bunch
esq that are promised good lively
bouts. Charley Britton of New Bruins
wick, will waltz with Young Fletcher.
who halls from the big City"
Young Freddy from Plainf1eld and
Young JACKIE of Staten Island are to
meet in the second go of h pre-
Inns" Young Cohen, who hangs his
derby in South P~lainfield, will be in
troduced to Young DeForrest of Me-
tuchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10
RIVERSIDES To
REORGAN|zE
Manager Harold Hoffman Calls
Meeting for Friday Night

SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. ia re-
Organization meeting of the old Riv-
ersides viii be held in the Hotel Mad
ison, Perth Amboy, Friday night. No
definite statements as to the future OF
the team has been made by Manager
Harold G. Hoffman or any of the
other members. 1t is expected that
announcements will be made after
Fridays gathering that will bring joy
to the hearts of the basketball fans of
this vicinity.
Fol- he past two years the River
sides have not been active in local
basketball competition. all their en-
ergy being spent toward bringing the
war to a successful conclusion. Late
last season some of the men got to-
gether and staged a few games in st.
Mary's hall, South Amboy, but the
team lacked the pep" OF the old
Rivies and did not live up to their
reputation. With Harold Hoffman
back at the helm and all the other
members of the team back from the
service the team can do big things If
they decided to enter the game once
more,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10

Manager Bergen. OF the Raritan
Copper Works team. is branching of
from his usual line OF tactics by book
ing his boys for a week day game. To-
morrow afternoon the Ingots win
travel to Railway where they will
stack up against the fast Colonia Hos
pital nine.
The Colonia boys have a splendid
record, being the second best combi-
nation in the Atlantic Division, a lea
que in which all hospitals along the
Atlantic Coast were represented. They
played the final game with the
champions and were defeated by a
score of Is.
The Ingots r going to have their
hands full when they meet the Col
onia nine as can be seen from some
of the teams they have bested. They
are credited with downing the Stan
dard Oil, of Elizabeth; Michelin Tire
Company, Midtown; American Rail-
road Express, of Newark; Waclarck
Wire, of Elizabeth; Swan & Winch
Co, of Elizabeth; Tidewater Oil Com
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10
DEFEAT
LYCEUM jRS.
Two Local Teams Clash In Close
Hard Hitting Game

The Eagles A, c., a crew from the
western section of the city, lowered
the oolors of the Lyceum Juniors
Sunday afternoon when they bested
them to q tune of 1911.
The Lyceums had the lead the first
few chapters but on account of nu-
merous errors In the fourth and fifth
innings the Eagles scored ten count
ers which was too large a handicap
for the Juniors to overcome.
From the number of hits secured
it appear that the struggle was q
game of throwing them over and
then watching the sphere sail to the
far confines of the lot. The Lyceums
tucked away twenty-one bingles,
while the Eagles secured thirteen.
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10
ROSSViIIe Nine Wins
One Sided Game Sunday

The Rossville nine, who are claim
Ing the championship of the lower
end OF Staten Island, strengthened
their claim when them showed under
the Nationals of L~inoleu4nville by a
SGre of 14-3 Sunday afternoon on the
Ross.ille diamond.
The game was too one sided to fur
nish much interest to the fans. The
Rosvilles were too strong and much
the superiors of the Nationals to
give the followers of the game the
enthusiasm that is present in a tight
score. Knesel and Braff were the
twirlers for the winners, and Flick
performed at the receiving end.
The Rossville combination have
played sixteen games up to the pres
ent and have lost but one struggle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10
Wants to Meet Young Leo

Fighting Young Dixon, who on.
yaer ago was making Perth Amboy
his home town, Is 'thounding',
"Young" Leo for a match. Flight
ing" Dixon has crept between the
ropes t~hirty-nine times and ''nier''
once has he stepped into one that
gives the receiver the idea he is sail
ing along in the clouds.
Dixon is under the management
OF Butch" Powers, who is putting his
"arena hope" through many rehear-
sails. The gym is Dixon's second
home.
If "Young'' Leo thinks he can place
to ''cuckoo blow" he has hi ia COM
municate with Butch" Powers of
225 Union avenue, Elizabeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10

Motley who stepped into one for a
double, when the bases were rented
by two Runners, and also secured two
more singles. Ointsh and Ballo con-
nected for three bingles each.
The score by chapters:
ALIENS A. G. -. 2 3 0 0 0 0 2 1 0-s
Monitors 49,. 0 2 0 0 0 1 %
This coming Sunday the Salems will
again rake up the dust in a double
header. The first contest will be
staged between the Lone Stars of
Railway, and the second with the
Maurer A. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10
One Common Tonaus.

'oThere was one word" wrote m
American Red Cross nurse serving In
q French army hospital, "that we
quickly learned In five languages. It
was the word thar came most often
to the lips of sick or wounded soldiers
when suffering or delirium wrung Ut
terance from them. 1t Is Mutter, mere
moeder, madre and mother"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-10
Seek Perfection.

Aim at perfection In everything,
though in most things 1t is unattain-
able; however, they who aim at II
and persevere will come much nearer
10 1T than those whose laziness and
dependency make them give it up &c
Observation-Disclosures.