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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06
O Discoveries

Wv,
The woman's contralto which l
heard below the voices Of my COM
panions was like a low trill on a
piano cut short suddenly.
| knew the lovely note TO my
sorrow. Only Katherine Miller could
laugh so. l strained my ears to
catch it again.
II came, from far away. and this
time DIR. Spence looked up alertly.
was glad when Daddy Lorimer spoil
ed his interest by addressing him.
heard the sentences they ex-
changed, but caught only the bare
ideas:
spence! A fortress" referring
to the machine guns packed in their
, cases.
I'm the heart of the city"
Must be ten acres of it"
Now look at hat stuff" Spence
looked. Daddy continued: ours
Made by the Lorimer Chemical
Company"
Well, the hoard of munitions
might be of tremendous significance,
but in that particular hour it did
not interest me at all.
I could keep my mind only upon
| strictly personal matters. That shred
of laughter-it had come from the
lips of a witch! 1t was subtle-al-
luring-a laugh which would tanta-
lie q man and lure him to a preci-
pice-and to his destruction! And
as her victim fell, the music of her
voice would change to the shrill tri-
umphant rasp Of the witch!
The old myth was true! Bob was
the victimi l could not save him!
Daddy spoke and compelled me
to wrench my mind from reverie.
Gap Jane, we've seer enough of
this precious collection! Some find,
all due to you little girl! Now let's
celebrated. Lead Onto the cham
pagne!"
"All right. Daddy! I guess we'd
better-try the next room." With an
effort I spoke in my natural tone.
could have gone directly to the wine
cellars, but l dared not overlook a
nook of the place in my search for
what 1 did not wish to find.
1t was a strange hunt! I mus
come face to face with whoever had
preceded us in the cellars. in order
to be sure hat it was not my hus-
band.
In the next chamber we came
upon more boxes which the mer
investigated. 1 looked into several
They held nothing more dangerous
than iron scraps.
Just remnants of Old wor ms
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06
AMBOY

Councilman Shuey, chairman OF
the fire committee of .he common
council. has arranged for a. demon
stration of the Ajax fire engine
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
demonstration will take place near
the Protection Fire House and the
machine will be given the same
strenuous test that the Mack ma
chine was put through here some
weeks ago. The committee is anx
ious to have as many firemen pres
ent as can possibly 10 so. The men,
bers of the council will meet in the
City Hall at 2 o'clock and make f.
nal arrangements for the test The
Ajax machine is a Ford motor with
built on equipment. 1t has been used
extensively in these parts and is
meeting with favor wherever it is
installed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06
Editorials For
Women Folks

Valuable dos and don'ts" in
regard to income are given here by
the division of woman's activities of
the Department of Justice at Wash
ington to aid women who are try
ing to reduce the cost of living by
conservation:
Put aside part of your income
for future use.
Make every penny buy a penny's
worth Of something really needed.
Invest wisely.
Use what money buys with care.
Figure out what each item Of the
family expenditures requires:
Rent, school, food. charity. light,
doctor, heat, pleasure, clothing, etc.
Pay as you buy.
If you must run bills pay them
monthly.
Set your own standards.
Don'ts
Spend every dollar as soon as il
is earned.
Buy useless things of no value.
Speculate.
Be wasteful and destructive.
Guess and trust to luck to make
both ends meet.
Open many charge accounts.
Let worry go hand in hand with
unpaid bills.
Ape the extravaganza OF others.
Run into debt.
Live beyond your means.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06
PAMELA BJANCO AND TWO OF
HER ANIMAL DRAWINGS, A
RABBIT AND a CAT
BY Newspaper Enterprise

BY Newspaper Enterprise
NEW YORK-A very little girl
of IA has come to New York from
Turin, Italy, with 40 drawings, all
her own.
Her name Is Pamela Bianco and
she is short and stocky and blond.
Her hair is done in II straight
braid, and she wears a blue knitted
| sweater that she herself knitted.
She brought her drawings for
an exhibition of her work In the
Anderson galleries here.
Pamela began to draw at the age
Of z. Her parents thought little OF
it, for all children draw.
4 In 1918 a sculptor named Bis
tclf saw some of her drawings. He
raved about them, and gave her an
exhibition. ......
Then exhibitions became regu-
lar occurrences. The Tate Gallery
in London, the National Gallery in
Ireland and the South Kensing-
ton Museum all showed her work.
Walter De La Mare. English
poet, wrote about her. John Gals
worthy bought one of her pictures.
10 Davidson praised her work I'M
r~eservedly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06
How To Keep
| Yourself Well

Nervousness
Q. / have two children a year
apart, and since the last one was
born 1 don't feel we'll. / had sever
al doctors and nerve specialists and
they said there is nothing wrong
with me but nervousness. My back
pains me all the time, and ! can't
work much, as l get tired easily. ana
am bothered with Indigestion. DO
you think that there is anything that
can help me?
Since several doctors and nerve
specialists have said there is moth
ing wrong with you but nervousness.
there is probably no reason why you
cannot be restored to health. / pre-
sumo these physicians meant that
You had no organic disease. and that
your nervousness consisted in what
is known medically as neurasthenia,
or nerve weakness. This requires
treatment just as any other condi-
ton of i'll health, and | should ad-
wise you to put yourself under the
care of one of the nerve specialists
you have consulted. You must fol-
low faithfully not only the letter but
the spirit of his instructions. A
hopeful outlook and earnest spirit
of cooperation will do much to has
ten your improvement.
Speech Defects
@. 1 have a little boy, seven years
and seven months old. He canno;
talk very well. He says some words
such as there they 60" box, sing
your, called, tumble down, and some
others. He does not seem to have
the right control of his tongue. he
understands everything you say &c
him. / sent him to school, but the
school was so crowded they did not
take time for him and he is getting
so he does not like to go.
II your little boy is bright men,
tally and has no deformity or defect
of his vocal organs, / think he car
be taught to talk. In some hospitals
in large cities there are regular
clinics for speech defects, and fire.
quently very good results are obtain
ed. If it is not convenient to TAXI
him to one of these, place him "a
once under training with a compe'
tent teacher of breathing and voca
| gymnastics. Teachers of voice train
ing, expression and singing arr
usually familiar with methods o.
this kind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06

This introduces the Florence
Harding veil and the Coolidge veil,
the newest and smartest modes in
spring yelling.
The Harding veil is black with
a cerise pattern. 1t is reversible
in that it Fan be worn with either
the coarse or fine mesh over the
face. The delicate leaf design
transforms the plain sailor into a
smart creation. No other trim
ming is needed.
The Coolidge veil is navy blue
embroidered with gray chenille
and has small blocks of blue vel
vet around the border. It is
square and can be worn in differ
ent ways. 1t may be used as a
loose drape or caught up closely
around the chin as in the picture,
o. the border may be draped
around the hrim of the hat with
out covering The taos. ~-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06
HOROSCOPE
Thursday, April Z. 1921

lIluIS>thy <hpA"
| (Copyright. 1921, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
This should be a rarely lucky lay
according to astrology. Uranus
Venus. Mars, Mercury and Neptune
are all in benefic aspect:
1t is g. day most suspicious Tor
| all the hopes and ambitious of wom-
| en-. making for the achievement or
| what has hitherto seemed to be I'M
possible.
Happy auguries attend this days
| weddings, which should assure long
life, prosperity and harmonious as
sociations.
1t is a most suspicious direction
of the stars for love affairs. First
meetings between men and women
| are subject to the best influences,
making for friendships and court
ships. -
There is a sign read as indicating
| distinguished honors for a famous
American soldier. -.
This should be a lucky day for all
who depend on advertising or pub
licity for success.
The esta blishment of new period
icals is forecast and there may be a
new popularity for weekly reviews.
Neptune TO-DAY gives pIollIse VI
new discoveries of oil or of new
| methods of extracting oil which VIII
bring large fortunes.
Travel is subject to the most raw
| orable conditions today, and espe-
| cially lucky will be the man who
| fares forth on business missions.
All the signs seem to promise tnat
| as the spring advances the return to
| pre-war conditions that are normal
| will be evident in many ways.
Agitation owe the price OF foods
is again foreshadowed, but there
will be a drop in prices.
There is a star that is e as
~forecasting increase in immigration
that will be helpful to many lines
of industry.
Persons whose %birthdate it is may
be inclined to spend money too law
ishly during the coming year.
Children born on this day may be
inclined to enjoy life and may be
| loath to meet the serious problems,
but these subjects of Aries are usu-
! aIly very fortunate in all things.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06
Flaps Shoes

Next morning Nancy and Nick and
Mr.. Flippety-Flap slid down out OF
their mango tree and hunted, up the
Lion family.
Good morning." said the fairy
[tan. Have you breakfasted? And
Low Is Lumpy's toothache?
Good morning" grumbled Mr.,
Leo. Eyes, we've breakfasted on
tough antelope and / am glad to say
that Lumpy's tooth is better. but if
we keep on eating tough meat, none
of us will have a tooth left. Don't
happen to have a good tender circus
steak along with you, do you, eh,
Mr.. Fairyman?"
Flippety-Flap scratched his ear,
then his nose. and then rubbed his
chin. I'm trying to think" said
be. but I forget"
why don't you look ?" suggested
Nancy.
"Of course said Flippety-Flap
That's the sensible thing to do. Mr..
Lion, do you know this is the smart
est young lady this side of the States,
bther side either. And her brother
really he's so smart he can tell
YOU anything, how many crows in
! cornfield in January, or how many
foxes Mr.. Rabbit invited to his
Hinner-party, or anything at all, just
like that"
All the while Flippety-Flap was
fummaging in his enormous shoes.
You've no idea how many things he
could carry in them. 1t IA worse
than a schoolboy's pocket! There
were stove-lids. overshoes. a new
spring hat for somebody, a dust-pan,
p bunch of flowers, a DOLL, a hair
brushpa picture, an onion, a bottle
of glue, a fishing rod, and what not.
That was just a beginning.
BY and by Mr.. Lion began to
sniff. you're coming to it," he
roared delightfully."-. II smell it, but
Fan hardly believe my own nose
1t was true.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub
stitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated
tablets are taken for bad breath by
all who know them.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen.
tly but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
of the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sickening.
gripping cathartics are derived from
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping, painor any disageeable effects.
Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac-
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint. with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; you
win know them by their olive color.
Take one or two every night for a week
and note the. effect. l5c andaoc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06
SOUTH AMBoY TO HAVE
EASTERN STAR LODGE

10y Evening News Correspondence
SOUTH AMBOY, April 6.-There
will be a chapter of the order Of
the Eastern Star, instituted in this
city Tuesday. April II, in the rooms
Of st. Stephens Lodge at the X. of
P. Hall. The chapter will be known
as "Amboy Chapter" 1t starts off
with a large membership. and with
promises for great success. The
grand lodge officers wi be present
at the institution.
The officers elected who will be
installed are:
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Alice F.
Cone.
Worthy Patron, Samuel Henry
Cone.
Associate Matron, Mrs. Herbert
Justin Allsup.
Secretary. Miss Bertha Diebert.
Treasurer. Mrs. Miller Huff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

When putting winter clothes away
for the summer be sur to turn all
pockets inside u and brush them
thoroughly. Open folds or pleats IN
the same way. If all dust is removed
from wooden goods there Is less
chance of moths running the clothing.
Pepper is excellent to sprinkls
through the pockets and folds OF
clothes, as moths have a great dis
like for it and ii leaves no clinging
odor to be aired out in the fall.
Menu for Tomorrow
Breakfast: Baked rhubarb, scram-
bled eggs with bacon, toasted brown
bread, coffee.
Luncheon: Dreamed potatoes. cold
sliced meat, pickles. tea cakes. tea.
Dinner: Cream of asparagus soup.
waters. lamb chops. potato puff, fruit
salad, coffee.
My Own Recipes
Cold boiled potatoes may be cut
into cubes. mixed with hot white
sauce and put into a well-buttered
baking dish. Sprinkle with grated
cheese and put into a moderate
oven. The potatoes will reheat in
the hot sauce while the cheese IL
melting and browning.
Tea Cakes
One and one-half cups -four. II
cup sugar, n teaspoon salt. 2 tea
spoons baking powder, 4 tablespoons
lard, u cup c%urrants. / egg, 2 table,
spoons milk.
Sift dry ingredients. Work in
shortening with tips of fingers. Add
c%urrants. Beat egg, taking but /
tablespoonful to use to glaze top
of biscuits. Cut in between egg and
add milk to make a soft dough.
Form into balls the size Of an Eng
lish walnut and put in a buttered
pan an inch apart. Brush with egg.
dredge with sugar and bake in a
quick oven.
Cream Of Asparagus Soup
Two punches asparagus, 8 cups Of
water, 1k cups milk, 3 tablespoons
butter. 1 tablespoon -four, l tea
spoon salt, u teaspoon pepper.
Cut heads off asparagus. Cut the
stalks into small pieces. Melt but
ter in stew pan. add diced asparagus
and cook i've a slow fire ten min
utes. Add water and cook uutil
stalks are tender. Rub through a
sieve. Return strained soup to fire
with milk, salt and asparagus. Bring
to the boiling point and add -four
stirred to a smooth paste with a lit
tie cold milk. Cook until the soup
is the consistency Of thick cream.
The water will boil away while the
asparagus is cooking.
Copyright, 1921, N. Z. Al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06
Small Fire at South Amboy

IBy Evening News Correspondent .
SOUTH AMBOY, April Ga
small fire in the barn adjoining the
old Rippowan House here early
Monday morning consumed several
bales of hay but was extinguished
as the result of quick work by the
fremen before much damage to the
building was done. Officers John
Mccormick and @Edward OLeary
placed under arrest three men.
Michael Hisen, Joseph Press and
Andrew Barish charging them with
~disorderly conduct: THESE three
men. the officers claimed, were in
the building and responsible for the
blaze. When arraigned before Re-
corder Forgotson, however, nothing
could be proven against the men
who claimed they had entered the
building to put out the blaze. They
were dismissed with a reprimand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06

The spring mode introduces
charming combinations of match
ing scarfs and millinery. The n
illustrated is made CT fabric hav-
ing n texture similar to that OF
crash or coarse linen. 1t IL In q
soft medium blue shade with at
tractive but simple decorative
motif worked out with rose color
and dark blue wood beads ana em-
broidery floss in golden yellow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06

Joseph Jaskowiak was selected as
dog warden at the regular meeting
of the common council last night.
He was nominated by Councilman
Stanton. The councilman told Of the
need of such an officer and pointed
out the fact that warm weather was
coming and the people of this city
needed protection from the home
less dogs. Mr.Jaskowiak was cleo
ted without a dissenting vote.
Two more.. special officers without
pay were appointed by Mayor Soul
ly and the appointments confirmed.
Frank NorcrosS was appointed with
out recommendations and Walter
Imam was appointed on the &C.
ommendation of the Chtist Church
Cemetery Trustees. A ~communica-
ton accompanying the letter from
the mayor stated that with this APP
pointment they hoped to stop the
crooked" work that was going on
in the cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06
Has Party at AveneI

by Evening News CORRESPONDENT
AVENEL, April 6.-Miss Marian
Barth celebrated her third birthday
ar her home in Manhattan avenue,
Monday afternoon. Games were
played and enjoyed after which re-
freshments were served. The guests
were Henrietta Dietz, Thera Peterson
and Ruth and Billy Khrone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06

Pamela doesn't attempt to ac-
count, for her gift of drawing. She
says she draws just because she
wants to.
And Francisco Bianco, the father
says:
Pamela is a simple child. She
dusts, and sweeps and washes dish
es. She will never be influenced by
artists if / can help It. I want my
daughter to fall in love when the
time comes and to marry. If she is
an artist she will continue to be an
artist without sacrificing any of the
happiness that every girl is entitled
to-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-06

THE BOOK OF JANE
BY JANE LORIsiER

~terial." I remarked. But Daddy and
Spence were getting more excited.
Bombs! Dye see. Spence?
Bombs!" Daddy himself almost
exploded in his indignation.
Hidden under the city's hearth
said Spence solemnly. "A fortress
in the hands of the enemy. And stuff
enough to blow us all to the moon!"
(To be c~ontinued)
copyright. 1921, n. l.. Al
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-07-01
Pertinent Paragraphs

Dividends Cut.-Dividends of Paia
and Haiku sugar companies have
been reduced to so cents a share.
Chamber Will Meet-The regular
meeting OF the Chamber of Commerce
is scheduled to be held next Thurs.
day.
Manoa in Tomorrow-The Matson
liner Manoa is scheduled to leave Ho-
nolulu tonight and arrive at Kahului
in the morning.
Supervisors To Eret.-The July
session of the board of supervisors
will convene Wednesday afternoon.
Bids for school buildings will be open.
ed on Friday.
Mrs. Clark Pleases - Waikiki
church was filled last Sunday even
ing and the congregation was delight
ed by the charming singing of Mrs.
Mae Drew Clark.
Bill Passes Senate.-The Rehabili-
tation Bill has passed the senate and
word from the commission in Wash
ington says that passage by the
House is expected next week.
Concert and Dance-For the benefit
of the Kula Amusement and Athletic
Club a concert and dance will be held
at the Sanitarium a week from tomor-
row night, Saturday, July 8.
Still in Captured-In a raid at
Campo l Sunday, All IA was arrest
ed and four gallons of oke and IA
gallons of mash seized and destroyed.
recitations was given. Great credit
For Children's Home. - Tuesday
evening at s O'Clock children of st.
Anthony's school will offer an enter,
tainment at the Waikiki Orpheum.
the proceeds of which will be contri-
buted to the Children's Home fund.
Will Serve Lunch.-Lunches will be
served in the Fair Grounds Monday
by a committee headed by Lady Mac
farlane. the proceeds being devoted
to a dental clinic for Kula Sanitar-
ium.
Attractive Window.-In advance o.
the Fourth of July a window OF Maj
Dry Goods and Grocery Company has
been particularly attractive, filled
with American flags and with a whirl-
ing centerpiece OF flags.
Prize Fight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
have been made to secure and an
nounce the name of the winner of the
heavy weight championship bout at
the dance at the Territorial Building
tomorrow night.
Alumnae to Meet-Maunaolu Semi
nary Alumnae will meet tomorrow af-
ternoOn at 8 o'clock at the home of
Miss Akana. An election of officers
will be held and a large attendance
is desired.
For Children's Home-Tuesday
evening at s o'clock children of st.
Anthony's school will offer an enter
tainment at the Orpheum, Waikiki,
the proceeds of which will be con-
tributed to the Children's Home Fund.
Fish Ordinance Hearing. - There
will be a hearing on the subject of
the proposed iced fish ordinance a.
the meeting of the Board of Super
visors neX Friday. Members of the
Woman's Club are especially invited
to express their views.
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s. P. R. Will Hear DIR.
Le-ApSley Wednesday

Society for Psychical Research
members will meet in Alexander
House Kindergarten rooms Wednes-
day evening at 7:45 o'clock instead
of Tuesday evening as DR.. Le-Apsley
is unable to reach Maui until We'd
nesday morning, owing tt the temper
airy change in the Kilauea's schedule
for the next few days.
On the first Tuesday of each month
DR.. Le-Apsley plans to be with the
Maui branch of the society. His first
lecture was much enjoyed and a full
attendance of the members is looked
for Wednesday evening. He has not
sent word as to what his subject will
be but it is likely he will at least
touch upon the subject of hypnotism
which the society considered at it's
last meeting.
While DR.. Le-Apsley is here the
directing committee will meet with
him and perfect definite plans for the
general conduct of the affairs of the
society.
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Maui WOman'S Club

The Humane Department held its
regular meeting on Monday, June 20
and Mrs. w. A. Baldwin appointed
Mrs. Ben Williams chairman, Miss
Couch resigning. The vice-chairman
of the various districts are as fol-
lows:
Waikiki, Mrs. Glib.
Kahului, Mrs. Dale.
Puunene, Mrs. Tougher.
Paia, Miss Hayllar.
Makawao, Miss Crook.
kula and Ulupalakua, Miss Lady
Macfarlane.
Haiku, Mrs. Hair.
Lahaina, Miss Clare Stevenson.
Mrs. G. ]. Beggs is secretary and
treasurer for the department.
A special meeting of the Humane
Department vas called for Monday,
June 81 and at that meeting it was
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Observation-Disclosures F'nrWMmluWllIIHl
COMING EVENTS

SATURDAY. JULY 2

SATURDAY, JULY 2
Election of officers Maunaolu Sem.
mary Alumnae, Miss Akana's at 3
o'clock.
Special meeting Maui Woman's
Club, Territorial Building, 10 a. m.
Dance of Maui County Fair and
Racing Association, Territorial build.
ing, Kahului.
SUNDAY, JULY 8
Patriotic exercises Kahului Commu
nifty House 1880.
MONDAY, JULY q
Race meet and Polo at Fair grounds
TUESDAY, JULY 5
a Entertainment for Children's Home
fund by pupils st. Anthony school
Orpheum, s p. M.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6
Supervisors meet.
Meeting Society of Psychical Re
search with DR.. Le-Apsley, Alexander
House Kindergarten, 7:45.
THURSDAY, JULY 7
Chamber of Commerce meets.
FRIDAY, JULY 8
Supervisors meet.
SATURDAY, JULY 9
Concert and Dance Kula Amuse.
ment and Athletic Club, Sanitarium,
s p. m.