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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12
Confessions NA MoUie Etar

the bill boards"
Its a darn shame to turn any
thing as innocent as you loose in h
movies." Rose registered deep dis
gust. You sure ought to have a
husband around as we'll as a Moth
erdear to look after you. Listen!
You take what I've told you home
to your Motherdear. She doesn't
like me. If she did, ia call her up.
your name with McMasters/ Use
just them words. And II your
Motherdear wants to know what
Ginette is spilling-tell her to call
up Cissy Sheldon and Dick Barnesi"
Whatever Ginette had told Cissy
didn't count against me with him. II
only served to send him straight 10
me with another proposal.
Incidentally. he brought pe a box
OF the most expensive roses in the
market. 1 could tell al a glance. My
daily gifts of flowers are many. The
number of my holiday. Easter and
birthday floral tributes runs into the
hundreds. Pounds of candy are sent
by my fans. in exquisite packages.
occasionally without a card. l am al
ways grieved when / have no ad-
dress to which to mail a note of
appreciation.
Cissy Sheldon. arriving with the
most magnificent roses I have ever
seen. was himself magnificent. And
he brought, also, a romance from
real life which surpassed anything
that ever happened to a member of
company.
Don't go, Mrs. Scott" Cissy en-
treated when Motherdear rose to
leave us. his welcome being over,
and his roses duly admired and
placed in a vase with salt and ice
added to preserve them.
Motherdear was weary and anx-
ious to be alone in her room. Cissy
could see but he insisted:
Mrs. Scott, it's so very impor-
fantfD
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12
IT. you ARE WELL BRED

You will not permit children to
wander up and down the a aisles
when travelling.
You will never lean on the arm
of a masculine escort except after
nightfall.
You will always bow first In meet
ing men acquaintance.
You will use white or gray I'M
ruled sheets and black ink in social
correspondence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12
BY MARION HALE

NEW YORK-A bird Of a comb
is indeed nc slang expression these
days.
When you see the newest things
in combs you will admit that the
birds of the forest have very little
on the fashionable woman when it
m to gay plumaged crests.
Not content with birds of paradise,
aigrettes and dropping willow
plumes for evening ~headdress. FASH
ion DEGREES that breasts of birds be
utilized in real combs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERsEi-
Between Theodore Vreeland. Complain
ant and Emil Kampmann. and Mattthew
Ward, defendants. Fl Ia Tor sale OF
mortgaged premises dated November 10
1921. A..
BY virtue of the above stated writ to
me directed and delivered. ! VIII eAposs
10 sale at public vendu on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ~
EIGHTH. NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-ONE
at two o'clock in the afternoon or saia
day at the Sherin's Onice in the CITY OF
New Brunswick. n. ].
All hat certain lot. tract or parcel o.
land and premises. hereinafter. particularly
described. situate, lying and being In the
City OF Perth Amboy, in the county OF
Middlesex and State Of New Jersey.
Beginning at a point on the westerly
line of Donald Avenue two hundred teet
northeriy from the northwest corner OF
Kamm street and Donald avenue. thenee
running westerly In a line parallel with
the northerly line OF Kamm street one
parallel with the westerly line or Donald
avenue fifty feet. thence easterly IN a
line parallel with the frst course one
hundred feet to the westerly line OF Don
aid avenue nifty feet TO the point or place
of beginning.
Decree amounting to approximately
$4,000.
Together with all and singular the
ri,shts. privileges. hereditaments and ap-
anywise appertaining.
ELMER E. wYcKoFF,
Sheriff.
REMsEN cowENHovEN,
S19.32 Solicitor.
sS7s-1e-5-12-is-2s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12

When you're fixing squash. IN
stead of cutting II before cooking
simply wash 1t well and put 1t in the
oven to bake. When it is soft you
can cut il with an ordinary knife, re-
move the seeds ana scrape out the
vegetable. In this way it retains its
natural sweetness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12
Color

Apples you are cooking to core TOT
pie or apple sauce can be peauli-
fully tinted and given a nice tans
adding a few rel cinnamon drops
while they are cooklEg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12
Add Dates

Dates will be an excellent addl-
ton to your custard pie. After the
pie crust is baked put n stoneu
dates in and pour the custard over
them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12
Nhnts

A new trick with grapefruit Is
putting an after-dinner mint In the
center where the juice Will nell II
and blend Its taste with the wnols
fruit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12

NEW YORK.-Her three : piece
costume is quite most useful selec.
ton in her wardrobe and smart. And
she insists, that, like this clever
model, there be a touch of Russia
about it.
The caracul wrap which is part
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12

of the costume Is an intriguing thing,
smartly enough cut to suggest an al
most military line yet distinctly fem
mime.
1t may be worn with the front
panel held under the girdle of the
dress or hanging loose and Is equally
effective either way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF
NEW JERSEY
HENRY BEEBE
VS..
STEAMER "OYSTER BAY

~
In obedience to a Mention OF seizure 70
me directed, in the above-entitled cause l
have seized and taken into my possession
the following-described to wit; steahiei
Oyster Bay" mr., ,ov
nending in the u. 5. District Court lot ths
District OF New Jersey. at trenton Nc"
/ hereby give notice to all persons claim
ing the said described Steamer IOys'sa
Bay" or knowing or having any,nihs =
saw why the same should not De con-
demned and forfeited. and the process
thereof distributed according TO thF prayer
~ the libel, that they be and appear pc,
fore the said Court, to be held In n
for the District Of New Jersey : ms
United States Court Room. in the CITY OF
trenton on the 18th day OF December;
1921, at 1000 o'clock on the forenoon o.
that day. if the same shall be day o.
jurisdiction otherwise on the next day OF
jurisdiction thereafter then and there 20
interpose a claim for same and to make
their allegations in that behalf.
ALBERT BOLLSCHWElLEh.
U. S. Marshal. District of New Jersey.
SA33-12-6-12.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-12

Rich milk, matted grain extract IN eesdn
No Cooking - Nourishing - peosszete
Evening journal., 1921-03-18
household

DO not forget TO give the canaries
little green food at least twice a
week.
One or two thin slices OF lemon
added to the black bean soup will
give a good flavor.
II freshly baked bread must be
used for toast. dry the slices in the
oven before toasting
Doughnuts made with risen bread
dough are more wholesome than
those made with soda.
Buy the best quality cocoa, as the
cheaper grades are apt TO be adul-
terated with starch
A mould of gelatine will cool
quicker in a pan OF ice water or
snow than in the refrigerator.
Split peas boiled tender, put
through the colander and mixed
with a little good stock, butter and
seasoning, makes a delicious and
nourishing soup.
When preparing eggs for dipping
croouettes or oysters, add two table
spoons OF boiling water TO each egg
stir the egg constantly while adding
the water.
When you wish to make a stone
doorstep or brick porch bright and
clean. dissolve one tablespoon OF
washing soda In a pail Of boiling
water and scrub with a stiff broom.
Pumpkin custard is good II. when
taken from the oven hot. a layer Of
halvod marshmallows is placed over
the top and the pie returned to the
oven for a few minutes
To thoroughly cleanse spinach Of
sand. each plant should be torn
apart. so that every leaf and stem is
separate. Then wash in deep water,
so that the sand can sink TO the bot
tom.
A catch-all bowl is a good thing 20
have in the pantry. Into IL should
be put remnants Of steaks or roasts.
bones. fats. grislle and platter gravy.
All these things make a good foun-
dation for soup
Baking soda used in the following
proportions makes a good garEle 20
prevent colds in the head and throat:
Dissolve Y teaspoonful Of baking
soda in q OF a glass Of boiling wa
ter. then after It is dissolved hl the
glass with cold water. Gargle with
lnis every night.
Rice pudding will have a richer
flavor is sweetened with brown sugar
Custards should always be cooked
over hot water; never let the water
boil
a cupful Of broken walnut meat'
makes a delicious addition to potato
salad.
Chopped white cabbage may b'
used instead Of celery in tuna fish
salad.
An excellent way In which to in
crease flesh is 10 take cream after
meals.
II your boiled frosting has cooked
too long, beat a lump Of butte
into it.
Allow extra cretonne for burea
scarfs when buying it for bedroom
windows.
a good substitute for the broke
TOP Of percolator is a glass lemo
sQueezer.
Grape juice is a good substitut
Evening journal., 1921-03-18
pEcIAMATIoN CONTEST.

The county defamation contest
between teams composed OF students
Of the five high schools of New Cas-
tie county. will be held in the
Alexis I. dupont High School, Ken
nett Pike. Friday evening April g..
The students Of New Castle. Della
ware City. Newark. Middletown and
Evening journal., 1921-03-18

Alexis I. dupont High Schools are
holding elimination contests this
week and next 10 determine their
respective candidates 20 represent
them in this annual contest.
Evening journal., 1921-03-18

for wine in preparing grape fruit for
table use.
Three tabiespoonfuls OF cracker
crumbs make a pleasant addition to
an omelet.
Evening journal., 1921-03-18

The official signature OF the arch
bishop OF York is his Christian
name and "Ebor," Latin for York.
Evening journal., 1921-03-18

An average acre OF garden has
been estimated to contain about 3d.
600 worms.
Evening journal., 1921-03-18
Aunt Martha Bread

din isno SUPREME
sbreadHr times a o %
Entryo name for enow.T here's corhn good chance
that will be oneof the ucky winners
Evening star., 1921-05-20
MANY NoTABLEs AT SHOW.
Program and Fine Weather Appeal
to Society Leaders.

The last day of the National Capital
Horse Show, with perfect weather, found
present large number of the prominent
officials and members of residential So
ciety. The ambassador of France and
Mine. Jusserand. Senator and Mrs.
James W. Wadsworth, jr.. and Mrs.
Frederick H. Gillett were among the
guests in Gen. Pershng's box.
Others seen at the show included the
ambassador of Russia. MIR. Boris Bakh-
meteff; Gen. and Mrs. Merritte w. Ire
land, Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett,
Mrs. James R. Mann. Mrs. Richard H.
Townsend. Nine. Hauge. DR.. and Mrs.
Francis 5. Nash, who had with them
mander and Mrs. Patrick \. Bellnger,
Mrs. John B. Cochran, Maj G. Lacey
Hall and Commander Robert NJ. Griffin;
MIR. William Phelps Emo. Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Medina OF New York, Mrs. Delos A.
Blodgett, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson F.
Downey. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward =.
Porcner, Mrs. Charles G.. Matthews. Col.
and Mrs. Francis T. A. Junkin. Miss
Julia Junkin RaveneI. Miss Mary Nor
gan. Miss Antoinette Graves, MIR. and
iirs. Sylvanus Stokes. jr.: Miss Gladys
Hinckley and Miss Francis Sullivan of
Philadelphia.
Miss r,ugenie Pichon, Mr. Robert
Frances Hampson. Miss Inez Demonet,
Miss Natalie Magruder, Mr.. Lynch
l.uquer. Mrs. Howard Hume, Miss
Julia Whiting. Mrs. Charles B. Howry,
.dr. Robert Emmet Mccarthy, Miss
Cora Barry. Maj. Wilfrid Blunt. Miss
Betty Grove. Miss Sydney Webb, Miss
Eleanor Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. d. J.
Dunigan, Miss Mary Louise Howser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Epson: Mrs,
Cromwell Brooks. Mrs. j. Borden
Hartman. Maj. and Mrs. c. L. d.
Bridge. Mrs. Fraser Edwards, Mrs.
William H. Scofield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Langlais. Mrs r. NJ. kauf-
mann. Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son. Miss Hilda Sykes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Delano Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic L. Huidekoper. Mrs. William
Kearney Carr, Mrs. w. Sinclair Bowen
Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz. Maj. Alvin
Sandeford. Mr.. William Bowie Clarke
Mrs Charles 3. Drake. Mrs. Hampson
Gary and Mrs. Mitchell of Minnesota
Evening star., 1921-05-20
MAl.K0CH winner
IN STEEPLECHASE
Competition for Loving Cup
Draws Interest at Close
! of Horse Show.

Connection for several loving cups
enlivened the closing program OF the Ma
tional Capital Horse Show at Arlington
Park, Va, yesterday afternoon.
The cup offered by Gus Buccholz for
the military race was captured by Lieut.
T. H. McCreery. riding Courteous. The
Gen. Buchanan cup for the steeplechase
race was carried home by Maj. Stanley
Koch, riding Jaybird.
The Army challenge cup presented by
William n. Dykman, which must De
won three times by the same entry or
regiment, was awarded this year to a
Fort Myer team Of three horses entered
by Maj. c. P. George. His horses were
Woodbury., Geismont and Irwin. This
event was decided on the ability of the
horses to take the jumps. Gen. John
j. Pershing presented the cup. Maj.
George has not won it three times, how
ever, and it will be contested for again
next year.
1t is doubtful if any event of the
show was enjoyed more by the croWd
than the pony race yesterday; Althoush
only three boys were entered, they fur-
nished an exciting and amusing hhe I'VE
minutes. Black Beauty. ridden by
Charles Elmer, appeared TO be the fast.
est of the three. but he finished third
because of desire to turn into the
stables every time he reached the end
of the rack. The race was won by
Flash. entered by Meade Palmer. Carl
Morgan. riding Black Pony. was second.
Col. Robert NJ Thompson, whose
horses carried off d number of prizes
in the show, entertained d party OF
judges and officials at dinner on his
houseboat, Everglade, yesterday even
ing.
Those present were Admiral Cary T.
Grayson, Commissioner Cuno H. Ru-
dolph. Maj. Harry Leonard. Maj. c. 2.
George, Melvin c. Hazen, Thomas
Bones. John Gheen. George B. Hulme
and Harry w. Smith
Evening star., 1921-05-20
Three PASSENGERS ROB
AND ASSAULT CHAUFFEUR
Knocked Unconscious and Left
Lying Along Roal Until Morn
ing, He Tells Police.

Philip L. Gray. 1929 Irving street.
driver of an automobile, was assault
ed and robbed early this morning by
three men who hired him to drive
them to Ballson, Va The assault took
place near the Agricultural Expert
While driving along. related one of
the men dealt him blow on the head
with his fist. This was followed by a
blow with blunt instrument. he said.
and he was knocked unconscious. 1t
was about O'Clock this morning
when he regained consciousness and
found he had been robbed of So.
George Penn. colored. employed at
2136 r street. was followed from her
place of employment last night by
three colored men. and at Florida
avenue and S streets. she stated one
of the men made an unsuccessful at
empt to grab her pockebook. The
woman said she could identify them.
Evening star., 1921-05-20
LEAPS 70 HIS DEATH.

NEW YORK. May 20.-Dr. Frank
Borsody. seventy-five years old. who
received many foreign decorations for
his invention of hygienic implemen nts.
committed suicide yesterday by jump
ing from a sixth-story window Of his
reSidence on West llIth street
Evening star., 1921-05-20
Boys
Cloth Hats
$l.5O

That effective full shape all
the boys like-lined or unlined;
and in light colors. Made with
the one-piece top.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-20

Three for Three Dollars
Made of the cool and comfortable
Madras, self-striped and self-plaid;
or in Poros-weave Where the strain
comes there are elastic inserts, which
yield to the motions of the body No
sleeves and knee length. Sizes "a to
46-cut to ft-and that means every
thing in Union Suit.
First Floor.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-18
Gsordored Blood a common
Cause Of Rheumatism

blood, By taking S.S,s- the famous
'-nid herb remedy of fifty years
standing.
SIS, which IS compounded of
fresh herbs, Is just thu thing to
drive out the impurities from your
blood and help enrich it with red
corpuscles. as IT has done for SO
raauy otherE. # yuu suffer with
rheumatism, don't wait longer, but
gaA S-S-S- from your druggixt to
day and start cleansing yogr cir
ac0iafior1 -As cnce.
Then II you world like individual
medical counsel free, write a com
plete history OF your case to CHIEF
Medical Advisor, 1853 Swift Iabora-
tory, Atlanta, Georgia, He will
GLADLY advise you
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-18

A,i,eai science he's demonstrated
Ear many Of or rheumatic painas
achaB and twingrs ara due 10 die
arrazr8 II tho blood strvarn-oftgrr
. poisonz and impurities that
should have been s,ass- 0as-
Plainly, the remedy for such all
cents lies in driving forth these
IMPURITIES and correcting the, dizp,
rders~ To use any other form Of
reatznent would be overlooking ase
causa of the disease
To reach the blood straa1n iise1.
you need an internal remedy; out-
side treatments doa't go deep
enough. Thousands have guttan
complete rslief from their torturous
rhez1matic pains dGe to disordered
The Washington herald., 1921-09-10
ORPHAN BOY dies
in SAND HOPPER
Body Is Discovered When
Truck Is Being
Filled.

The body of S-year-old Clifton
Lee Robson, 1862 NJ street northwest,
was discovered yesterday evening
when sand was released into a truck
from a sand-hopper shoot at Shoots
sand wharf, Twenty eighth street
and the river front.
The discovery was made by Lewis
Fletcher, colored, 1895 Wisconsin
avenue northwest, who saw the
boys legs projecting from the SAND
as IT was being piled into a truck.
He notified Eldridge c. Grimes, who
was operating the hopper and to-
gether they dragged the body from
the pile. The body was taken to
the Georgetown University Hospital,
where artificial respiration proved
futile. According to officials, the
lad had been dead several hours.
Policeman p. w. Proctor, of the
Seventh precinct station, said that
he had repeatedly chased the Rollin-
son boy and other companions from
the sand pile adjoining the hopper
Police believe Rollison fell into the
hopper and was sucked through the
sand as the trucks were being
loaded. The boy, one of eight chill
dren, was made an orphan by the
death of his mother two months
ago. Since then the children had
been cared for by a neighbor.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-10
HACKER KILLED,
HURT In ACCIDENT
Machine Turns as 1t Skids
Over Rock Creek EN-
bankment.

James W. Minifee, Is years old.
of III Fourth street northeast, a
hacker. was instantly killed. and
three others were injured shortly
before s o'clock yesterday morning
when the automobile in which they
were riding overturned down a
bank on the Beach drive about half
a mile south of Military road in
Rock Creek Park. The auto
crashed into a tree at the foot OF
the embankment.
The injured are: George W
Bronson. rs years old. of 70S Taylor
street northwest, cuts about the
head and face; Earl II. Grant OF
$40 A street southwest. bruises
about the body and probable in
ternal injuries, and William E
Hammer. 81 years old. of 2107
Thirteenth street southeast. bruises
to the body and legs. They are al
Emergency Hospital
Minifee, who was driving, police
claim. lost control of the machine
as it rounded a curve. A futile at
tempt to apply the brakes caused
the machine to skid. the back end
leaving the road, 1t overturned In
going down the embankment.i Mini
fees head was crushed between the
machine and the tree. Coroner ].
Ramsay hewitt issued a certificate
Of accidental death.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-10
EXPERT SAYS FAIL ING HEALTH
DUE TO LACK OF VITAMINES
Declares Menu of White Bread, Muscle Meats
And Potatoes Weakens u. S. Physically.

Height of stature and general
bony structure, physical health,
disposition whether amiable or
grabbed. afraid or courageous. bod
lily posture-all of these depend in
great measure upon whether an in
dividual gets the requisite quantity
OF vitamines in his system or not
Prof. f. V. McColIum, of Johns
Hopkins University told members
of the American Electrotherapeu-
tic Association at their session in
the Hotel Washington yesterday.
Prof. McCollum exhibited kaIeido-
scopic views showing some rats
emaciated, timorous looking. with
contracted skeletons, before TAX
ing the vitamines. These were fol-
lowed by views OF the same rod
ents after taking" for a period
OF time the butter fat soluble vita
mine. These latter were pleasing
to look at, clear-eyed. smooth
furred, much larger and according
to DR.. McCullom, having little fear
quite amiable and according to the
nutrition expert pleasing to deal
with.
Responsible for Bed-Ber.
The lack of vitamines in our
food is responsible for beri-beri
scurvy. ricketts, pellagra. deteriora-
ton of the eye muscles and the
teeth, DIR. McCullum continued
The great national dietary sin, tho
professor said was the menu con-
The Washington herald., 1921-09-10
CONNORS FACES
ASSAULT CHARGE
Alleged Silk Shirts Robber
Accused of Attack on ].
r. Sherwood.

Accused of seriously injuring
Jesse r. Sherwood, 1894 Monroe
street northwest, while attempting
TO rob him in front of his home dur
ing the early morning OF September
2, Henry Philips Connors, % years
old. 1917 New Jersey avenue north
west, arrested in connection with
the theft of $4,000 worth OF silk
shirts from the Schlosberg Haber-
dashery Shop. 3104 Fourteenth street
northwest, had an additional charge
Of assault with a dangerous weapon
preferred against him.
Connors was released early this
week on $4,000 bond on the charge
for which he was first arrested.
The accused was arrested by Head
quarters Detectives Livingston, Cox.
Keck and Bradley, and was held
pending investigation until two
other youths connected with the
same robbery were arrested.
Sherwood, who is a commission
merchant. told police he was going
to his place of business when he
was approached and struck over the
head with a blunt instrument. He
was felled by the blow. The at
tempted robbery was frustrated by
the approach of a friend of Sher-
wood
The Washington herald., 1921-09-10
HACKERS TO FIGHT
new PARKING RULE
Drivers Win First Legal Skir-
mish to Block Police
Law.

Independent taxi men who charge
that the District Commissioners
and police are endeavoring to drive
them out of business were success
full yesterday in their first legal
skirmish with the Commissioners.
Justice Adolph Hoehling. of the Dis
trict Supreme Court. directed the
Commissioners and Maj. Gessford,
superintendent of police to, appear
Monday and show cause why a re-
straining order should not be issued
against the new taxi regulations
which were to go into effect next
Tuesday. Is. 49,.
Twelve hackers, represented by
Attorney Turnage appeared as
plaintiffs. They. were: Herbert C..
Cave, William B. Nelson, James NJ.
Holloway, Abe Livingston. Harvey
L. Patton, John Bissett. Norval Met
calf. orvlle Colt, william F. Clark.
Adam Luber, John McDermott and
Zeph W. Cave
In their petition they explain that
there are sS2 public motor vehicle
licenses in the District and but room
for 1e5 hackers automobiles at the
public stands, designated in the new
regulations. Further. they alIege
that the locations named by the
Commissioners have been care
fully selected to put it out of the
power Of person desiring to use a
public hack to find one" except in
front Of hotel or private amuse-
ment place that has entered into
private contract with taxi cor
poration and thus virtually estab-
lished monopoly of the streets in
that neighborhood.