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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23
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Gsheva, Feb. 2s.---tHANas)---The
French consulate at BerneNhas re-
Craber. secretary Of the Swiss Social
it party, who wished to attend. the
French socialist congress at sstrss-
bourg. I
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23
Name To Come
Up In March Primariie,

Fargo,-.:N. D., Feb. ,2S.-The name
of William Jennings Bryan will go on
the Democratic presidential ballot in.
the presidential preference election
Of March 16. Such announcement
was made today by ". H. Kennedy,
secretary Of the Bryan Committee"
as it is known.
The Bryan committee has placed in
the field a ticket Of delegate candi-
dates. also to be voted on in the
March 16 election, and may force the
"regulars,' who controlled the re-
cent state Democratic convention, to
put Woodrow Wilson's name on the
ballot. In the state convention an
attempt to endorse Bryan for presi-
dent was blocked by the adoption of
q resolution rejoicing in the leader
ship Of both Bryan and Wilson.
The convention delegate candidates
had heretofore. expected a clear field.
and expected election %unpledged.
The Bryan boom brings complica-
Rotterdam. Feb. 21.-H Fokker,
the designer OF the famous Fokker
airplane, has drafted tho plans OF and
| will shortly begin building a large
airplane capable o. carrying 60 per-
The machine Will have q speed OF
rs miles per hour and will be driven
! by nix motors. It will be provided
! with sleeping berths and smoking
room.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
Famous Speakers Coming

One Of the greatest opportunities
to hear world famed speakers will be
presented to the people of this city
Friday night, when they Will be able
to hear not only the great Dr.. Mary
Stone, head of the Danforth Memo
rial hospital in China and head of the
w. c. 4. u. Of Central China, lee
ture. but also to hear Miss Jennie V.
Hughes. head of the Bible Training
School of XIII Kiang. China, speak.
These lectures have been obtained by
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Simpson NJ. E.. church
and will address an open meeting In
the auditorium of the church Friday
night at 7:45 O'Clock.
A special invitation has been ex-
tended to the w. c.. Z. u. in this and
surrounding cities as well as to the
people at large. There VIII be DO ad-
mission charge. but a silver offering
will be made. Delegations will at
tel d from Woodbridge. Mctucben and
T~ottenville. DIR. Stone and Miss
Hughes will be entertained previous to
the meeting here by Mrs. George Par
isen in High street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
Girl Who Smiled Thru
BY MARION RUBINCAM

Not much interested in mode
farming, are your" he asked heI
when they had finished a tour of in
spection of the place. Have YOU
been bored?"
"oh, no." Lois protested. 1--WE en-
joyed it Immensely. Not the farm
/ don't know anything about that
I've enjoyed watching YOU"
Mel" exclaimed David, and threw
back his head and laughed.
You're so-well, so large and eff
Gent" Lois went on, her blue eyes
raised to him. You give a lot OF
orders in a quiet, calm way. and all
these dozens OF workers run exeitedly
about obeying them"
81 believe this little thing is trying
to firt with me-" David thought to
himself. and grinned at the idea.
Now, does she think she can fiatteT
me by such obvious methodist"
But he found the afternoon pleas
mi enough, for all that. He thought
he was seeing through the tricks OF
a silly little girl, yet when a distant
church bell struck FIVE times, he was
amazed that the afternoon had flown.
II think you'll be q nice young
cousin to acquire by marriage he
told Lois as they drove home.
Lois looked at him an instant and
smiled-her best smile-which was
half pathetic, wholly appealing. She
through tears, and no one but Lois
looked as though she were smiling
could tell how the trick was done.
Then she looked away and was silent
most of the time going home.
Hometown Party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
A HATEFUL DRIVE

-
1t Is curious how quickly people
Degin to take for granted what In tho
beginning they look upon as q great
favor. When Lois first came to live
with the Fairbanks, she was grateful
TO Alice for the large amount of work
she saw Alice do. things which made
life at h little house exceedingly
comfortable In spite of the very APP
parent lack of money,
Lois always meant to help-but
her own concerns came first. She
wanted to do her nails, or fix her
hair, or put on another dress, or
finish an exciting book-and by the
time h was ready to help Alice.
thai efficient girl had completed the
days tasks. And presently, Lois for
got even her intention Of helping.
So, too, In a remarkably short
time did David accept the fact that
Alice was too busy to stop long to
talk in the day, but that Lois would
always entertain him.
Il hate to let a whole tw~enty-four
hours go by without seeing you," he
told Alice. That's why 1 drop round
In the afternoon. It's so long to wait
Until evening"
But I'm always so busy" Alice
protested, her eyes smiling up at him
affectionately.
And, indeed, she was. She tried to
Interest Lois in her work over in the
foreign section of the town, but after
n visit Lois refused to go.
II hate mud and filth and poverty
end ugliness." she explained simply.
But since they exist, intelligent
people like ourselves should do what
we can to relieve such conditions
argued Alice. feeling vague as to the
name of helping, but sure as to
her basic theories.
Other people can do 1t them
said Lois in her sweetest tones. SO
" was hat when David drove up I'M
expectedly one afternoon to ask both
girls to go with him to the Model
Farm. he did not protest as much as
he used to when Alice cheerfully re-
fused n sent Lois alone with him.
Too bad Alice couldn't come,'
David said regretfuhy. shaking the
they logged down the street. "She
works too hard"
"Oh, Alice likes to work." Lois
answered quickly. She's really hap
pier working than doing nothing.
There are people like that" She
turned and looked at David, using
the full force Of her round blue eyes.
Then she settled back into the seat,
pushing herself up on the cushions
much as a child might, and wriggling
into a comfortable position.
From that / fancy you don't like
to work" David commented.
"Oh. I might, L don't know, but I
can't now, l simply can't. 1 must
have distraction. something to take
my mind Off myself. Ever since
mother" Lois left the sentence I'M
finished. She sat with her profile to
the man, and she dropped her eyes
and leaned her read back, a favorite
trick of hers.
David had never seen this before;
he gave her 81 quick sympathetic
glance. He noted for the first time
the remarkable length of the golden
brown lashes over her cheeks. And
he stole other glances at her as they
drove along. How golden her hair
was in the sunlight! And how small
and dainty and child-like she seemed,
nestled into the corner of the car
riage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
UNIQUE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Rose Kcmpner Is Honorcd at st.
PatriCk Amir Last Niohf

AAAa -. -
A party was held in honor of the
twenty-first birthday of Mrs. Rose
kempner, nee Phiio. of Gordon street,
by a few friends last night. The af-
fair was a combined st. Patrick's Day
celebration and birthday anniversary.
the entire color scheme being green.
Dancing was the order of the even
ing until IL O'Clock when the birth
day cake was lighted in the dining
room and the glass doors were
thrown open. revealing a real bit of
Erin. The table from which the buff
fet supper was served looked like a
reproduction OF the emerald isle.
Green crepe paper in unique combi-
nations had disguised the common
place table into a green meadow, in
the center the large birthday cake
from which the twenty-onc candles
twinkled gave enough light for the
entire room. From the salad down
through the courses to the ice cream
topped off with a bit of shamrock and
a clay pipe the st. Patrick mementoes
ran.
Following supper an impromptu
entertainment was staged. Piano Sc
lections were rendered by Miss Paul
inc Phllo and Miss Cecele Safran of
this city and George Van Moppes, OF
Newark. Vocal solos We're rendered
by Messrs. George Biting and James
+. Kennedy. A number of imperson-
atoms were given by Joel Sugarman.
Among those present were the
Misses Gladys Sheyer, Cecele Safran,
Sally Mtchaels, Ruth-Dorothy Block,
Pauline Philo, Mrs, Rose Kempner,
and Messrs. George Biting, Charles
Michaels, Joseph Diamond, Albert
Nelson, James +. Kennedy OF this
city, and Messrs. Joel Sugarman and
George Van Moppes, of Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
Echo Club to Meet

Tie regular meeting of the Echo
Club will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Miss Winifred SturgIs,
OF 1875 State street, at S:i5 o'clock.
The Echo Club Is an organization un-
der the direction Mrs. Harvey Wilson
which keeps her pupils in constant
touch with each other as well as en-
abling them to study forms and
phrases of music which they would
be unable to obtain otherwise. The
club hopes that in the course of time
members of other music classes viii
cooperate with the club and make a
worth while musical center for the
younger set.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
JANE MANNER DELIGHTS
Noted Reader Appears eBforc WOm-
ans Club Last Night

Perth Anboy has rarely heard such
talent as that offered by the Woman's
Club last night when Jane Manner,
Of New York City, read three shori
plays before an audience which filed
the Presbyterian chapel.
Heralded by thos who heard her at
the Federation meeting last year in
Atlantic City, Miss Manner offered no
disappointment to an audience assem-
bled with high expectations.
In this q q strong OF
the humorous, q compelling person
ality and a most discriminating selec-
ton of material and vehicles of ex-
preston combined for the keen pleas
ure of the listeners.
Her facial expression. simple ges-
lures and complete control OF a won
derful voice brought the various char
acters into contrast. needing neither
scenery o costumes for emphasis.
Her reading is s%ingularly free from
the tricks and maDnerisms so many
professional readers affect.
Satisfying to the eye as well as to
the ear and the intellect, Miss Manner
compelled the closest attention Of
those before her.
Upon her second appearance before
the Woman's Club and the guests on
Monday afternoon. April 5. a Spanish
drama. The Great Galeoto," by Jose
Echegaray. will be given. This is
the drama read before the New Jersey
Federation. The theme of the play IS
the growth and trigc consequences OF
a slight incident, nourished by gos-
sip.
Miss Manners readings were pre-
coded by two violin selection by Her
bert Eicklin, accompanied on the pi-
n by Miss Grace Hawk. Mr.. Eick-
Inns selections were SO we'll received
that he vas compelled to respond to
an ncore His first selection was q
Melody In G Minor" He followed
this with Perpetual Motion"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
WOman'S Club Notes

On Friday afternoon of this week
the literature department of the club
Will give a Spanish program in the
rsthskellar of the New Packer House.
Because of the Spanish author of the
drama to be read by Miss Manner,
this departments meeting promises to
be both interesting and valuable.
The third district will hold a con
ference In Freehold oil April 6th. The
sessions open at 10 a. m. and 1880 p.
and it is probable that Perth AM
boy will send a large delegation to
this meeting.
The federation secretary. Mrs. A.
j. Rossi, requests all department
chairmen to report interesting items
to her for the Bulletin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
To Hold ST. PatriCk'S Bazaar

The Y. W. I. S. Club has completed
It's plans for the bazaar and dance
which will be held tomorrow night
In the form OF a. st. Patrick's affair
in their club rooms In the Chamber
OF Commerce building. The rooms are
decorated in the club colors of blue
and gold and these are combined with
shamrock. The committee in charge
of the affair is headed by Mrs. Phillip
A ffrunti assisted by Mrs. John Tesoro.
Mrs. Alfred Valenti, Mrs. John De
Angelo and the Misses Lena Verducci
and Marie Natoli.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
Personal Mention

Messrs, Joel Sugarman and George
Van Moppet, of Newark, were the
guests Of Charles Michaels, of Market
streets, yesterday.
Miss Gladys Brewer, of Benjamin
School, New York. Is spending the
spring vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Brewer in Lewis street.
Mrs. Adrian Lyon, of Gordon street,
IS a New York visitor today.
Mrs. A. Clayton Clark, of High street
spent yesterday in Asbury Park.
Sergeant Charles McManus. In
charge OF a recruiting Office in New
York, and Louis Guttman, of New
York, were the guests of Thomas
Lucas, OF State street, Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
Hold ORIGINAL Entertainment

The Glrls' Club of Perth Amboy
will hold an original entertainment
following the regular club meeting In
their club rooms in the local public
library at s o'clock tomorrow night.
The election of three new directors
will take place during the business
session as well as the appointment of
the nominating committee for the
new officers. The date for the Glee
Club concert will be set following the
report OF the committee in charge.
The tickets for the concert Will also
be distributed at this meeting.
The entire entertainment tomorrow
night will be furnished by the mem
bers of the club. Miss Thelma EN-
mons, chairman of the dramatic COM
mittee is in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
Entertains on Birthday

Mrs. Olaf Christensen entertained
some of her friends at her home, 563
Brace avenue, in honor of her birth
day yesterday. Music was enjoyed
and refreshments were served. The
table was literally banked with car
nations. sweet peas and ferns. Among
those present were Mrs. Lawrence
Macleod, Mrs. Lars Mathiasen. Mrs.
William Kahree. Mrs. Richard Lar
sen. Mrs. Chr. Nelson, Mrs. Christian
Madison. Mrs. Soren Anderson. Mrs.
Soren p. Stark, Mrs. Anna Anderson,
Mrs. Frank S. Williams. Mrs. Chris
tan Andersen, Mrs. Paul Petersen,
Mrs. P. J. Ryan and Mrs. Olaf Chris
Hansen of this city. and Mrs. William
Sim, of Elizabeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
HOLD ENGAGEMENT PARTY
Miss Maud /. Barber of Old Bridge
to We'd Albert w. DeChard

By Special CORRESPONDENT.
OLD BRIDGE. March 16:-At an
informal gathering Saturday nlgnt
the engagement OF Miss Maud /.
Barber to Albert w. DeChard, OF rev
Brunswick, was announced. MISS
Barber is the daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Barber and a popular
member of her circle.
During the evening a supper was
served in a dining room decorated In
blue and aber. Bluebirds hung over
the table on tlny ribbons suspended
from the ceiling and by pulling rib
bons drawn from the center OF the
table the news was announced to
each guest. Cards were played ana
singing and dancing enjoyed.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. James Barber, the Misses
Elva Appleby and Beatrice Appieoy
and Roland Skillman of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. DeChard, MISS :.
DeChard, Messrs. Carlton Carrlgan,
Cooper Vickery, Harold Lowe, RUS
sell Turner of New Brunswick, ana
the Misses Helen Barlow and Mary
Grove, of Plainsboro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16

One-half cup of flour
e-quart teaspoon Of cinnamon
One-quarter teaspoon of nutmeg
Pinch allspice
One tablespoon sugar
One-half teaspoon pepper
MIX and pat meat with the -four:
place in hot oven for half hour TO
Drown. Now reduce the heat and
COOK, allowing twenty-five minutes TO
the pound. Basic every ten minutes
with Following mixture. Place In
saucepan
One-haif cup of vinegar
One and one-half cups of boiling
water
onions
One teaspoon thyme
One-half teaspoon sweet mariorum
Make brown gravy to serve with
meat.
Spiced Apples
Soak three level tablespoons geIa-
tine in one-half Il cold water.
Wash and cut in small pieces six APP
pies; place IN saucepan and add
One cup of water
O~ne-quarter cup sugar
\ Following spices tied in piece of
one teaspoon cinnamon
One teaspoon nutmeg
one-nair allspice
Cook slowly until apples are soft.
u apples through sieve. Now add
the prepared gelatine. Heat to boil
Ing point and cook one minute. Rinse
mold and turn in the mixtures: set
aside to chill. Serve in wedge-shaped
slices with the Barbecue on fruit
saucers.
Potato Baked in Ashes
WASH the required number OF po-
tatoes; dry and rub we'll with short
ening and bake in coal range, Just
over Inc oven or in the ash pit. These
potatoes may be baked in a gas
range. Greasing the potato before
baking prevents a thick crust from
forming.
Stewed Turnips
WASH. pare and cut turnips in dice
and cook until tender. Season and
serve with cream sauce
Sailed String Beans
These a are put down during
In fresh water over night. Drain
Place in a saucepan with onion and q
piece bacon rind. Cover with boiling
water and cook until tender; drain,
season.
Cabbage Salad
Put through food chopper
One-half head cabbage
Oho =" NaiAoI Pditu ana cut III
quarters
One raw beet pared and cut in
quarters
Mix. Now make dressing as fol-
lows. Place in saucepan
Three-quarters cup vinegar
One-half cup sour cream
Four tablespoons -four
One teaspoon mustard
One teaspoon salt
Two teaspoons sugar
One-half teaspoon pepper
Stir to blend; bring to boil and
cook for 3 minutes. Add
Five tablespoons of butter or salad
Oil.
Beat to mix; pour over salad. In
many parts OF Canada this salad is
served with French dressing.
After a hearty good-by and a. "God
Speed Ye" we returned home to
snuggle into downy feather beds COW
cred by feather quilts in Old World
blue and white check patterns with a
blanket Or two or top for good
measure.
Long live our Canadian sisters!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
Courier Staff to Dance

Tonight the first dance to be held
by the Courier staff which edits the
Y. NJ. and Y. w. II. A. paper will
take place in the association hall.
The affair will be run on a novel scale
with many surprises to be presented
throughout the evening. Semi-formal,
with the music furnished by Fred
O'Brien's orchestra. the dance prom
ises to be numbered among the big
success of the associations season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
Party at Oak Street Home

A party was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Agesen. OF
Oak street, Saturday night. Cards
were the order OF the evening with
a few Instrumental selections render
ed. Refreshments were served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Stark, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Larsen, Mrs. Collier, Mrs. Kris
tine Clomensen, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Carl
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Jensen, and
Messrs. Abel Agesen and II. Sneider,
CT Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
C.E.UNlON TO MEET

An executive committee meeting Of
the Middlesex County Local Union
of the Christian Endeavor Society
will be held Friday night at Highland
Park. A delegation OF members or
the Christian Endeavor Society OF h
First Presbyterian church will go to
the meeting and present an invitation
to have the spring rally Of the county
local union held here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
Adopt Their Constitution

The committee on the formation OF
the Community House Association met
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Adrian Lyon in Gordon street.
The constitution and bylaws was pre-
scented by the committee In charge
and passed upon The next meeting
which will be Monday March u, VIII
be held In The Community House. me
election Of officers will then take
p1apa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE

The marriage Of Miss Mary Wedel,
daughter Of Mrs. Frederikka Wedel,
of 1876 Paterson street, to Paul Silver
has been announced. The ceremony
tool place last Thursday. The at
tendants were Miss Emma Wedel and
Nelson Novad. Mr.. and Mrs. Silver
are now residing at SO Madison ave-
me
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
CUT THIS QUILT Is WORTH MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with sc and
mail it to Eiofey Co, 1855 Sheffield Ave,
Chicago. Ill, writing your name and
address clearly. You Will receive in
return a trial package containing
colds and Group Foley Kidney Pills for
pain In sides and back rheumatism,
backache. kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley Cathartfc Tablets, a whoie-
some and Thoroughly cleansing cathar-
tic. for constipation, ~biIiousness, head
ache. and sluggish bowels. Sold by
RarnekoY & Patz-AdY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
Young Judaean Notes.

The Young Zionists of Perth Amboy
held g. meeting Sunday afternoon In
the Y. M. H. A. Much business was
gone over. The bylaw committee rem
dered Its report, reading the bylaws
for the first time. 1t was decided to
have them read twice. action upon
them being taken at the second read
Ing. Miss Mary Wilmer was appoint
ed chairman of a program committee
to formulate q program for the next
meeting. The program for Sundays
meeting was in charge of Miss Sara
Wedeen. The program consisted of a
reading from the Young Judaean
Magazine by Sara Wedeen; plano Sc
lections by Ruth Jacobsen: recita-
lions by Sol Kanta and extempora-
neous talks by Maxwell Sosin. The
next meeting will be held Sunday.
March %. in the Y. NJ. H. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16

Meeting Tomorrow Night
The Woman's Benefit Association
of the Maccabees viii hold their reg
ular meeting tomorrow night in Red
Mems hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
DR.. J. MORROW
"CHIROPODIST

ROOM 304 RARITAN BUILDING
OFFICE HOURS 10 A. NJ. TO 3 p. NJ.
SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL D
Tuesday Evenings BY appointment
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-16
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LATE :

Death only a matter of short time
Don't wait until pains and aches
become incurable diseases. Avoid
painful consequences by taking
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-04-01
SOCIAL DEPARTMENT OF
CIVIC LEAGUE ENTERTAINED

About thirty members of the So
cial department of the Civic League
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
Ole Erickson on Saturday evening,
March 27. The decorations were
suggestive of spring and Eas-
ter and cut-out rabbits and chickens
adorned the walls and windows.
Whist was the entertainment of
the evening, and the head prize, a
framed dollar bill, was won by Mrs.
P. A. Campbell, and Mrs. VIM. Rae
carried off the consolation prize, an
Easter chicken in a nest full of can
dy eggs,
Lunch was served at eleven o'clock
and as the party broke up, most of
the ladies declared that they had en-
ioyed themselves, but there was one
who frankly admitted that she had
had a perfectly "rotten time and
hadn't even had enough to eat.
Assisting Mrs. Erickson in enter
tanning were Mrs. F. B. Turner, Mrs.
Adolf Hauge, Mrs. Amandus john
son, Mrs. Phil Kenny, Mrs. Geo. A.
Hagen, Mrs. Ben Innis and Mrs. G.
L. Marshall.