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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
Drive Away All Mosquitoes
By Using Oil OF CitrOnellc
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Copyright, 1920, n. L. A.
During the summer months mos
quitoes sort OF take the Joy out Of
balmy evenings. But there Is an
oil that these little pests dislike ex-
ceedingly.
oil Of citroneTa freely applied
VIII drive the most persistent mos
quito away. This oil can be obtain
ed at any drug store and is not at
all expensive. An old handkerchief
dampened with citronella and hung
over the arm OF on the back of the
chair one is sitting in makes one
fairly immune from bites.
If n will rub his arms and
ankles with the oil even the woods
become safe to enjoy.
The odor Is pungent Just at first
and some people dislike it but to
most persons the suggestion of old
fashioned rose geraniums Is pleas
lag.
Menu for Tomorrow
STANDARDIZATION eggs.
corn-meal mullins, new apple sauce,
coffee.
LUNCHEON-Cheese ramekins.
sliced tomatoes. baking powder bis
cults. sunshine cherry preserves.
DINNER-Poor mans goose,
carrots in cream sauce. shredded
cabbage, Caroline cake. coffee.
My Own Recipes
Apple never tastes as good
as It does when apples r just be-
ginning to come into market. If
ones time is too precious to spare
In the careful pairing of the apples.
new apples are too expensive to use.
The thickness of the pairing deter
mines the amount OF apple left for
sauce and as the first apples are
usually quite small most Of the fruit
can be pared away. I like to add
the sugar after the sauce is cooked.
After removing from the fire. stir
in the sugar.
Poor Mans Goose
6 medium sized potatoes
2 small onions
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pepper
y pound pork
/ cup water

4 teaspoon pepper
y pound pork
/ cup water
Parboil potatoes and Gu the
into slices Il inch thick. Nine
onions. Put q layer OF potatoes is
a buttered baking dish. sprinkl
with se~asonings and chopped meat
Add another layer OF potatoes ~
meat Continue until ali Is used
having potatoes for the last layer
Pour water over the whole. Cove
with buttered paper and bake IN :
moderate oven for an hour. FIJI
teen minutes before serving remot.
the paper and brown the top.
Caroline Cake
Stale cake
Lemon sauce
Cut the cake in pieces Tor serTiu.
and pour over the lemon sauce
while II Is hot. The cake should
stand during dinner Serve q pitch.
er Of sauce with the dessert. Chop
ped nuts a be added to the Sauce
just before serving. but II nuts
stand in a liquid they becoms soft.
Remember that sarcasm dnmpen<
the salt of repartce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
CHATTER XVII.

Bill Snyder was older than any of
the other men invited to the dance,
and Cherry fiirted with him out
rageously. Bill was fiattered, and
he had no objection TO having q
little affair on the side with Cherry.
Anne was a fixture; she could be OBJ
tanned any time. and he did want
Anne. But she was so cold and
frigfd, and Cherry was all warmth
and blonde hair and smooth white
skin. Besides she was so full of life,
and she vas ave content to sit still
q minute. The photograph at the
Harding's was always going whilo
Cherry was In the house, and the
young people of the town fiocked to
the Harding home at all times.
The day after the dance. Cherry
And Corinne were walking down the
main street OF G~reenville, when a
smart car whizzed by and Cherry
turned to Corinne In amazement.
did you see that?"
Corinne shook her head. nc.
What was TT"
Cherry's voice trembled with ex-
element. TT was Anne Carter.
I'm positive 1t was. and she looked
wonderful. She had OF tho mos.
wonderful Goa and a little French
hat"
Corinne laughed. "You must have
been mistaken" she said In her
slightly bored young voice. "From
what you have told me % the girl.
she doesn't know any people with
cars"
she knows Bill Snyder very well!"
Corinne looked at Cherry side
ways. "The g~ood-looking dark man
who was at the dance last night? 2"
she queried. Corinne had wondered
why Cherry had talked OF every one
at the dance but this M man, When
= girl who confides everything to her
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Enioy Frankfurter Roast.

A number of young people enjoy
ed a frankfurter roast on the Island
Friday night. Frankfurters were
roasted. and a good time was enjoy
ed around the fire. Among thoset
who attended were Misses Virginia
and Esther Widerstrom, Hannah
and Ruth Hughes. Jeanette Garrett
son., Alice Duryea, Elizabeth Kress,
Florence Lutz. and Ethel David,
and Messrs. William Lear. John
Koyen, Edward Carbon, Frank
Denine, w. Hoyer. Wilson and Wal
ter Coe. John Hansen and Mr.. and
Mrs John Kress.
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Club EDents

The Echo Club will have a picnic
tomorrow at Metuchen. Members
are to meet at the corner of, Smith
and State streets at 10 o'clock. and
from there the party will go to Ne
tuchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02
Mission Society to Need

Mission Society to Meet
The August meeting of the Wom-
ans Home Missionary Society OF
the First Presbyterian Church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A. ]. Happen. in Me-
tuchen. Members will take the
trolley which leaves the ferry at
2:1o for Metuchen.
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Dame Rumor has 1t that the
worlds greatest romance threatens
to center around Princess Yoianda,
eldest daughter Of the King and
Queen of italy. 1t Is reported that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02

A wife can understand every
word her husband Is saying when
she sees him talking to a chicken
ten squares away from where she
is standing.
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Another thing we can't UNDER
stand is why the National Prohibi-
ton party didn't hold its convention
at Niagara Falls.
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A Motor Ride And Its Results.

~ 1A1N1A Aha82 - - AN~11AN[s
Anne Carter had one friend during
her school days. and even this friend
ship had to be secret. because Jim
Carter did not approve Of the doinga
OF young people. Anne's mother had
been too light and foolish in his
estimation and Anne was to be
brought up without any frills. Since
her mothers suicide when Anne was
seven, the girls life had been
Swallowed. Cherry Harding had
brought the only sunshine into
Anne's life. When Anne was eigh-
teen, Cherry went to college, and
Jim Carter brought a young farmer
home one evening who he made clear
to Anne was a good match for her.
Anne hated Bin Snyder from the
day she met him. In the meantime,
Anne's life came into contact with
Geraldine Carpenter, a wealthy
woman, and she went every after
noon to the Carpenter home to do
secretarial work for Mrs. Carpenter.
OF course. this had to be done secret.
~. When Cherry came home for the
Christmas holidays she snubbed
Anne terribly. Anne realized that
the friendship between them was at
an end.
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the Prince of Wales is to visit the
! Italian rulers after his return from
Australia. Could you blame him If
he fell in love with Princess Yo-
landa? Picture is OF the Princess
and the Prince.
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Tomorrow, the result of Cherry's
discovery
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
'CotrfEe ofaBriide.
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lutely unnecessary trouble for you and me, and it isn't fair I scolded. Her mind takes in all the nonsense that decorator, Claude Ives, elaborates for her. Do you know that he has told her that her new home should be furnished in colors to harmonize with her aura It appears that we all trail clouds of glory as we come, and we keep trailing them, as sort of a psychic veil through life. And if we are to be at our ease. in our homes, we must suit the color of our bath towels and a few other things to the invisible aura we move around ini"
 "So that is how Mir. Ives achieves those unexphinable flirtations he has the reputation for carrying on with some of the handsomest women in town
 That's his secret, I guess. He has to make individual studies, Ann says. suppose that's so he can discover the correct back drop against which 10 show off the individuality
 T see. No mortal mind could dls- cover the exact shade of Ann's psychic veil just by seeing her oncel some
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of a third person would confuse her or distract her so that her aura wouldn't give off perceptlble waves Also a third person would take his at tention so that he coldn't receive di- rect wireless about her color scheme'
 And thus Ann accounts for those auto expeditions alone with Ives, and the trips to collectors of 'Rares and Antiques' and conferences in Ann's empty bungalow!' said Chrys sarcas- ticalIy ''Jne, l guess this little war is now up to yout'
 why isn't it Aour war. Chrys?'
 simply because Ann dislikes me so. couldn't do a thing with her She's always like a naughty child with me. Jane Lorimer. remember your pet theory-and go to it.
 I meditated a moment upon the bit of discipline which she recommended. My father had initiated it in my edu- cation. He believed that if an indi- viduaI will force himself to perform some unwelcome task each day, he will
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
KIND OF MEN WOMEN WILL CHOOSE Nomens Choice of Presidential Candidates Will Depend On
 Character
Johns Hopkins Graduate Believes Women Will Not Be Swayed By Rhetoric
BY LUCY G. BRANAAM
A. M., Johns Hopkins University;
 National Organizer, Womans Party.

National Organizer, Woman's Party.
 A mans character is usually an index to the things a man stands for. and women will give careful considera- tion to his personality
 Look over the list of social changes that women have advocated, and the adoption of which they have influ- enced-take the child labor laws, for instance, better conditions for working women in mercantile and factory work (there is much to be done yeD, de- creased hours of labor for women, equal pay for equal work, benefits, civic improvements, woman suffrage etc. It is plain to see that women who have given their lives to such in terests are willing to place in office only man who will cooperate in inn provements of this character.
 There are several imminent issues in the minds of many women at pres ent born of natural circumstances, one the condition of the public and high school teachers. both in regard to their low pay and to the attempt of mug ziing freedom of speech among them, thus decreasing efficiency and personal initiative where it is most needed.
 Homeless Families The second question women are ask ing is what is to become of the wives and children of deportees, for whom the mems department of justice and
 
 make any provision? These homeless mothers and babies are to be found wandering around in nearly every city in the country.
 Unless candidate for the office Of president can esta blish a record for some of these things already done. his oratorical promises will not get him the woman's vote.
 WieId Strong Influence Women wield strong influence in | their communities Their opinion is respected because they have devoted their time to securing better civic con ditions, better schools and better eco ! homie conditions for working women and children, but their influence has been strengthened a hundred fold where they have been given the ballot, so that they may directly participate ! in government. In 29 states. 17000 00o are entitled to vote for the next presi- | dential candidate whether or not the , federal amendment is ratified. l Will Vote Carefully | AS the presidential election ap- breaches these voting women are fac | ing the responsibility of trying to elect l to office the men who will be in sym ! pathy with the larger humanitarian work to which they devoted so many
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

Menu for Tomorrow Breakfast Orange juice. waffles, coffee
 Luncheon-Spinach au gratin, brown bread and butter, cookies, tea. Dinner-Broiled lamb chops, French fried potatoes, scalloped tomatoes. strawberry Bavarian cream, coffee.
 My Own Recipes While meat is somewhat heating on account of it's stimulating juices most mer. Lamb chops are light meat easily digested. The rib chops are cut from the eight ribs left on the hind quarter. When these chops have the bone cut short and scraped clean nearly to the meat they are known as French chops.
 Spinach au Gratin
 pounds spinach
 1 cup white sauce.
 F cup grated cheese.
 1@ cup bread crumbs.
 tablespoons butter.
 Salt and pepper.
 Wash and cook spinach. Chop fine. In a buttered baking dish put a layer of spinach. sprinkle with salt and pep per and add layer of white sauce. Sprinkle sauce with cheese. Continue until all is used, having the last layer of white sauce and cheese. Cover with bread crumbs, mixed with melted but ter, and put in to hot oven to melt the cheese and brown the crumbs.
 Strawberry Bavarian Cream
 l quart berries.
 1 tablespoon gelatin.
 "A cup cold water.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

crystalize the hero stuff which is in him.
 I remembered how l had shot up a U-boat crew, nursed Hun conspirators dying of the flu, piloted a run-a- way plane through the clouds, and survived famine i a secret cell of an ancient Mexican hacienda. Yet all these seemed gentle deeds compared with boarding Claude Ives when in seach Of his preyi
 At length I managed to say:
 Very well, Chrys! For the honor of the family-tell Ann to stop here on her way to the milliner's."
 Chrys went home and I went up stairs to don my street .ess. I never did like put a meddling finger in other peoples affairs and l was indignant that a little simpleton like Ann should upset my theory Moreover. I wasn't at all sure l could manage the affair
 Claude Ives was used to intrigue. was not.
 CTo be coutiuued)
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
THE BOOK OF ANN | Take Up the Battle For Ann, Against
 Claude Ives

For the honor of the Lorimers, you'll have to chaperon Ann and that interior decorator" Chrys insisted We will not tolerate a vulgar scandal in this clan"
 I didn't remind her that her own father had introduced a pretty lively skeleton into the Lorimer closet, once upon a time. She could have replied. of course, that the entire family had combined to protect the family name and had done so with great success.
 For the honor of the family re- peated. T suppose persons who marry into an organized family ought always to respect it's standards and to abide bv them-or else-keep out But Ann never can understand that. She mas lived in Bohemia too long, l suppose
 Bohemia is a state of mind, my dear girl Ann's mother lives in 'Booe- mia. suppose. but she isn't Bohemian. She hasn't a sloppy mlno' oy any means"
 "Anr's sloppy mind is making abso-
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

a4 cup sugar (granulated).
 1 cup whipping cream.
 tablespoons powdered sugar.
 1s teaspoon salt.
 Dissolve gelatin in cold water. Wash and hull berries. Put berries through a coarse sieve. Heat juice to boiling point and stir into gelatin. Add pulp and granulated sugar and set on ice to chill Stir frequently to be sure the sugar is dissolved. Whip cream, beat in powdered sugar and salt. When the jelly begins to thicken add whipped cream. The cream must be added before the jelly sets" or the dessert will not be as smooth as it should. Let stand on ice two or three hours to become thoroughly chilled.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
ADVENTURES OF TIE TWINS
2 OlNG kO6eTtJ paT ton.
 WHAT THE BELLS WERE FOR

welcomed them would help pa aIong also the Magical Mushro
 he ed the nmals m a and  O
 Thy do youw wears so man
  f a away I'm ungly.'
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

Sometimes the only sandwich that comes to ones mnd to make for picnic is the ever-wh-us sam hand Wien Good but rather uninteresting Here are few combinations for sandwich filings that may be bit diff ferent
 Cream cheese and herring with dash of lemon juice hard-boiled egg chopped and mayonnaise dressing piced tongue, sliced thin; chopped olives and chicken and broied bacon work butter grated cheese and chovy paste to cream sardines, chopped olives hard boiled egg yolks mixed smooth and highly seasoned with lemon juice salt and paprika cooked coned beef finely chopped and moistened with mayonnase chopped rais ns nuts and cheese worked smooth with cream.
 Sandwich filings need to be we'll seasoned and quite moist.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

 bad or @ 
 not but then little girls hiding brush calling Here he h Here all to death Of bells oave D
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Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

Some dandy invention for philan- derer. isn't it?"
 He has told Ann he never could discover the tinge of her soul in the presence of others."
 "Humph, I can divine his aura without seeing him at all. Shining brassi" murmured Chrys.
 "He has told her that the presence
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

record for past achievement, for action, not for words. And a man who can not show a record for having accom- plished something constructive in the interest of his fellow man, I believe cannot make a popular appeal to the women of the country.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

years of their lives.
 I do not believe women generally, will be swayed by rhetorical politicai spellbinding. They are going to vote very carefully because their past ex perience in local affairs will guide them in selecting a man who has .
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
CHURCH OF GOD

Services at tlre chapel. Ninth avenue and Madison street.
 Sunday school-9:45.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
 Revival services begin October 1, with W. T. Seaton of Missouri as evan geIist.
 The morning service at ii o'clock. The pastor win use as his topic: The Problem of Childhood and Youth. and the Responsibility of Parenthood.
 At 7.45 he will deliver the first of a series of four discourses on the "Im- pending Crisis The four subjects will he presented Sunday nights. and fin the following order: 1-The Signs of the Times. 2-The Jews and Their Future. 3-Armeggedon. 4-The Sec ond Coming of Christ, and Conditions Prior.
 The discourse Sunday night will treat on such points as Where Are We To Look For the Signs?" ''The War and the League of Nations-Their Relation to Prophecy" World As somblies and Their Significance and other points uppermost in the minds of the people.
 These discourses win not be pre- scnted in a spirit of controversy, but rather with the view of ascertaininE our position on the chart of the ages All are welcome to the services.
 S L. Johnson. pastor.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
PENTEcosTAL
First PenteoostaI

First PenteeostaI - Corner of Tenth street and Washington. Sunday is Good Fellowship Day Everybody come and bring your lunch and stay all day we are expecting a good day every way.
 Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching immediately following at II, and after lunch at about l D. m. meetings will be held again at ? 30 ?. m- Also preach ing again in the evening at o'clock with young peoples meeting at D. m.
 Remember that to this house of God the poor and strangers are always vel come.
 Our aim is Restoration of Apostolic Faith and Doctrine. 2 Come with us we shall do thee good.
 Fl. l.. Faulkner. pastor. Phone S675
 First Pentecostsl Assembly of God 736 East Washington street
 Sunday school at 10; classes for all.
 Preaching at II.
 Testimony and prease serviee-e: 90 D. m.; evangelistic service, 7:30. Week day meetings as follows: Tuesday af- ternoon at 2 o'clock, Tarrying and Healing Service. Wednesday and Fri day at 7;30 D. m., Gospel services The public is cordially invited to attend any and all of our services. We have the "Old Time Religion that warm your heart. Man looketh on the out ward appearance but God looketh at the heart.
 E. R. PolhemUs, pastor.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

"The Christian Relation to the State and Church" Saint Matthew %: 15-zz.
 7:45 D. m.-Vesper services. Let us make our first vesper service this year a success by all attending.
 Zion Lutheran-The Zion Evangeli- cal Lutheran church is located on Ninth avenue between Adams street and Woodland avenue. Immanuel r.
 Frey. pastor. Parsonage adjoining church. 136 North Ninth avenue. l Phone S005
 Bible class and Sunday school at 10
 a. m. John C. Endeward, superin | tendent.
 Morning service at II o'clock. Sub ject of cermon. Riches for Which Paul | Thanked God. Lords Supper will be administered at this service. i Evening service at 7:30. Subject of | sermon, "Ye Are The Salt of the | Earth. A cordial invitation to an Take West Washington street caI
 to Ninth avenue and walk two blocks
 north.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
A Church %gfAnuouncgment'

Central Msthodist-The church win heart in the heart of the civ. Corner et central and Monroe. Cecil NJ. Aker
 sunday morning subject: "The hcArt Of the Gospel" Anthem Mrs t. ID. Cameron and choir. soprano soio. Gethsemene," Mrs. Leonard
 A special service for the nurses of me city win be held Sunday night at ..sV CLOCK. All nurses cordially in- Nlted 10 attend this service. There VIII DC special sermon and special music The Grand March from Tan nauser win be rendered by Mrs. heoer Taylor. organ: Jack Muttray piano; Roy Nun. violin. Mrs. Fricke VII sing. Anthem by choir.
 At the close of the evening service an informal reception win be given the nc-ses in the parlors of the church Everybody welcome
 First N. C. Church-Sunday school at a.45 a. m. Graded classes for all This is promotion day in the Sunday school and it is ,the desire that all scholars be on hand on time. strangers given a hearty welcome
 Morning worship: The pastor be- ing at conference the Rev. T. J. Ham, ilton will preach. Special music Organ prelude by Miss Morley: an- them by choir under direction of Mir blackman. Consider and hear Me. oftertory solo by Miss Ida Mae Coke The Prayer Perfect" |"
 Epworth League at 6.30 sharp. all young folks especially invited Even ing worship T:30 D. m. Rev. pr. Cul- yer win preach.
 You are invited to worship with us at all services.
 Mexican Methodist-On account of the sickness of our presiding cider Rev. J. F. Corhin. our pastor was called on 70 attend to his work at Ray over sunday. Rev. Marston will leave Friday for El Paso. to attend the an nual conference. During his absence the pulpit will be supplied by Aevs calindo. Moreno and possibly others.
 Our Kindergarten and night school rcopened last week. under the direc- ton of Mrs. Wilson assisted by Miss Valdez. The attendance increases al- most daily.
 Our Saturday clinic in charge of Dr Garrison continues to be appreciated
 Arthur Marston. pastor.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
CONGREGATIONAL.

First Congreeational-Sec street and Willetta. c. D. Yoakpm, minister.
 Rally Day services:
 Sunday school at 9:45 and preaching service at II a. m. Glasses for every one. Social service studies for adults. Sermon by the pastor.
 Anthem: Gently Lord, Gently Lead Us" CHarris). Solo. Jesus Lover of My Soul, (MacdougalD, Mrs. Charles Rothacker Sterling. The puh- lie is invited.
 The Sunday Evening club will hold it's first session on October 10 instead of October 2.
 Neieh5orhood Consresational--Fre2 erick l. Stoetzel, pastor. Sunday school-10 a. m. Morning worship--11 o'clock. Evening service-7:S0.
 Morning theme: "Is It Profitable? ?' Evening lesson: What Shall We Do2' The song service last Sunday nigh was a success. II was enjoyed by Si and win be repeated. The attendant, at all the services of the church # unusually good. Come and bring some one with you.