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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17
Ace+vIene plant Bursts.

Row, y. H.. Jan. 1T.-Three persons
are dead and two seriously Injured as
the result of the explosion of an acety-
lqne gas plant that was being Installed
at the farmhouse of Arthur Curtis
here Curtis two sons are believed to
have been killed by the force of the
blast. Mrs Curtis died from burns.
Curtis and a helper were taken to q
hospital badly hurt.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17
TRAGEDY IN DRINKING BOUT
Man Dead, Woman Dying After Wooc
Alcohol Party.

Lancaster, Jan. 13.-Wide Snyder.
Of York, Pa, is dead and Carrie
Horgen Rober, widow, of this city,
is dying at local hospital as the re-
suit Of a party at an isolated cottage
on the Conestoga river.
Wood alcohol is believed TO have
been used by the couple.
A Waterman at the Kendig quar-
ries discovered the cottage door open
The man was propped against the
door as if he had made an attempt to
leave the house The woman was
PROSTATE on the floor.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17
Court Run Sy Women.

Cleveland, O., Jan. l2.~-For the FIRST
time in local courts al the principal
actor, Wee women when Mrs. Austria
liz Crane appeared Tor arraiEnment i'll
crimint curt What is III" charln:'
asked J.d@c Florence Alien. Sec
ond degree murder" replied Assist
un, C"lljy Prosecutor Eva Jaffa. Not
Guilty" pleaded Mrs. Grape.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17
French Cabinet Resigns.

Paris, Jan. 13.-The cabinet of Pre-
mler Leygues resigned, following its
defeat on a vote in the chamber Of
deputies. The vote was on the ques-
ton of postponing all interpretations
until after the conference of the allied
premiers, set for January 10, the pre-
mier making his demand for such
postponement a question OF conf
dence.. The governments proposition
vas defeated by vote Of 1853 10 1875.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17

!Glizabctk- y. -. Jan. 1.-THE Sing
men robbed the Broadway branch Of
sewing machines, employing 5000 work
ers at its main plant here, announced
an immediate reduction in wages of
20 per cent 1t will not affect s1laried
employees. The lower scale applies also
to plants at Bridgeport, Conn. and
Flint Mich
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17
SENATE FOR 10000 ARMY
Adopts Lenraot Amendment by Vote
of "a TO %

Washington, Jan. 155.-By q de-
sive majority the senate voted in IA
Tor Of reducing the regular army &c
10000 men
II adopted IS an aneud1nen, I" I..c
resolution proposing to stop recruit
Ing until the army is cut 70 1T5.G{,0
a proposal by Senator Lenro0, That
the permanent figure be 100000.
The vo1e was 81 to % i'll favor OF
the 10000 limit. and party lines were
broken. Democrats and Republicans
being almost equally divided bin II
'III"rJ and opposition
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17

New York, Jan. 17.-S0uth Carolina
cotton growers have offered TO con-
tribute So500OO worth Of cotton to the
American Jewish relief committee and
the Lear east relief and have called
upon western grain growers to con-
tribute a like amount of their product
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17
iDLENESS GAINS IN PA.
About II 600 Lack Employment in
Eight Central Counties.

Altoona, Pa. Jen. 17.-Epproximate'
" 1900 workers are idle in the eight
counties served by the state employ
ment bureau in Altoona, according 10
a survey made by Superintendent
Greevy. Of this number 1900 are men
who came into the district looking for
work.
Industries that have either closed.
are running with materially reduced
forces or are on part time, include
railroad, silk, coal, iron, candy. paper.
WOODEN, stone, brick and lumber opera
tions. Ordinarily 10000 men are en-
ployed in industrial pursuits in Blair,
Cambria, Clearfeld, Jefferson, Centre.
Bedford, Hunting Ion and Fulton coun-
ties.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17
FRAUDS SAFE UNDER LAW
Cannot Be Prosecuted For Selling
kickIess Stuff as Booze.

Washington, Jan. 17.-Thirsty citI-
zens who buy bottles labeled cham
payne" only to discover the contents
to be "kickless' cider. ave no legal
redress. District Attorney Laskey rul-
ed. He refused a request from de-
partment of agriculture fticials for n
warrant to seize carh0nated cider al
legged to he labelled champagne in VIC
lation of the misbranding section of
the food and drug act.
He explained that any man who
purchases champagne these days was
a violator under the Yolstead act, and
ten law could not be invoked To aid
in It's OVID violation.
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Ford to Distribute $1,000, 900 Bonus.

FoTd 70 DIsITIDUIe @iUUU,VUV 60TTUs.
Detroit, Jan. Redistribution of
more than S7,OOO0O in cash bonuses to
it's employees will be started by the
Ford Motor company January II. No
tice ta this effect was issued. More
than $4,000 workers, many Of whom
have been idle since the plants closed.
December 81. will receive bonuses.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17
TO ANSWER MINERS SOON
Anthracite Operators Will Make
Their Reply on January "a.

Their Reply on January ~.
Hazleton, Pa, Jan. Thames A.
German, secretary Of the joint confer
ence of anthracite coal miners and OPP
orators announced that the operators
will make their reply 10 the request
of the union for reimbursement of al
legged inequalities in the wage scale
on January q in the offices of the
Philadelphia & Reading company at
Philadelphia.
The miners, in addition to asking for
readjustment, have requested a wage
increase of per cent for certain con-
tract worke ,, a like increase to in
side doay employees, and that contract
miners employing labOrers be gwen an
Increase sufficient TO pay the laborers
the full amount of the advance pr0vid'
ed under the new agreement.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17
Hos one State Job rs Y.srs.

Harr org. Jan. 17.-Jan a. n. Au-
ter, messenger to the governor, COM
pleted his twenty-sixth year in that
post. He was appointed by Governor
Hastings on January Is, 1895.
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GA, For the Western Maryland.

Washington, Jan. IA loan Of
S622, 500 to the Western Maryland
Railroad company was approved by
the interstate commerce commission
The money is to be spent in the bet
terment of ways structures,
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London, Jan. liking George has
Just been elected Il member OF the
Large Black Pig Society, the Times
announces. Members Of this society
are breeders of famous Berkshire
variety of large hogs
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17
The Weather.
Adds kina to Pig Society.

Force = for this section: Cloudy
today ~ nlnorrow; weste ty Winds.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17
WOMAN NABS BANDITS

:. Hackensack. n. j., Jan. Ia i
:. Mrs. II. &. Merritt, railroad sta >:
!. ton agent in the Hasbrouck ::
:. Heights meadows here, is the =
:. heroine of the town as result ..
!. of the capture CT two young i
:. men who, she told the police, at ::
). tempted to rob the station. The ::
:. building was visited Monday =
:. night, but the robbers failed to !
:. find much, so they left a note =
). promising to return later. !
:. Mrs. Merritt took them at .:
:. their word and waited for their !
!. visit, spending the nights watch 4
:. ing from n nearby house. We'd >.
.A nesday night the men returned, !
:. and when she saw a light in the :
:. building she set out, carrying Il !
). revolver, and with one man as \
!. her assistant. =
:. Mrs. Merritt, fired shot :
!. through the station window, and :
!. the visitors held up their hands !
;. and surrendered. Then Mrs =
:. Mer il all her CON- anton Z.
:. marIAed them to police he'd !
:. quarters. :
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-17
LOOK OUT FOR
THE RUTS OF
PJ(R HEALTH
There IS Work 40 lie Done BY Red
B.u1ded Men And Women Wit,
o..engtn and E.legry.
% You Feel Fit For Your Job.

pcpto- Mangan Tones Up And I'uri-
-. ne B-od OF Busy Men And
.1.e-ti ed Housewives.
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old volcano. the picture is ole they
will he glad to bring home with them
In their hearts
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
NEW CABINET
SLATE ACCEPTED

fCar,lnued from Iare onel
nhuhl Inc nrtsldeit-tlrrt mako any
comment iadnN Except tor mo Two
aunantnonta already definitely an-
uaunce1 40 A. regcrdcd unlikely that
49, HARDING win make knnwn aus Of
hI l-ihinet selections officially until
Do lu gIrAtlbu day.
% also ia believed unavoidable THAI p
definite announcement viii be made
rsrarting Tho choice ~ Nrorge u
eAllflkn. I. tu he secretary tn the
ufUfifert eject lt in uuacrHtnnf how
.stt. thuA q uaaliiNe decision hha been
ltlrtIN 0r che subject and thni Ma
t'hilailau. Wiil hlH bren ar. Harding
uiiNtft t0Cfetutr for ihr lHsf seven
fnir wH nn onto the white iipusr
nIiN uiH chalet
Another vNo nlN urhNthN hvnm b
.aIf uf tho white NnWte niiiuhi wr-
ritl .is phYalrhH in Tie president -elcN'.
tt i.aHt fnr 81 time lH lr ~ ain frf
va Marion Whu haH accompanied Mf.
iinfNuf on practically $50 uNH since
ISIS nomination for thr prraiurH'N hr
H. etuectod Go ru ta tnu capital ai ih-
.Nru4itlun thine lui % iH NuvtriieeN
tae 1urfNou 40 remaining h.te ger
pnrNN largely Cn hlH own lNN im1lia
ina han nor been flnnllN decided
Nt Harding spent several hours ~
Cas- n srcleai1n di h|i gifice wefhht
an hin inauguration address tie say
Hu callers,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24

nadc io Washington shows lhui
while fhc seulf, gets miuor pan.
isbmeni ior las oct the Japanese
eoycumpH DOES NOT mike him
ihe eoal The chisi officer 90 the
poirt where The killing was done
II demoied his suboidinaics are
punished Blame for the regret.
table incident IS placed with those
va command who made regulations
not suited Tor peace conditions
That Is a striking contrast with
what vc might have cSpectcd in
ihc United slntcs. England on ans
of lhe eouffries which claim high
ESQ poiui DO civilization Every
ore 81 hem might have been eS
pecicd 90 placc responsibility FOR
fhc killing upon lht sentry and lot
s. go rfthat $40 take oli our bat
fo lanan n ihis matter
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24

NrfO Foo tn INa Caller
RIVIERA ro1a Ffh l1 uFf ~
a WhifcWnn md MrH Chufrh spent
Monday ln klnUrlNc
John May NHH b. hu4lneqs Visitor in
i,iunsViie NandHF
tIHfr ilfeFeHf lf NeiUr faFcn hv tne
tf Uh,ra taa nhidia iu the county med
nI tnH WtrrHrhniaNlt ivaHue. which
Nli hp nfiu ~ Nlrnrdn Ca April -.
There WiH Uo several entries in ihe uN-
Uut for number 90 she events. aua
IV|ffu vii hf Won rHpfrsDn'ed WIN
tutfirl W nlnuHi 800 ~ inr o1ntrftf.
nuth uHulir aGI trftner are entvrlnU
fNU Wuft tllH tnHI with eiihuHis Am
nf ono nuuH lu fifh "A determination
fn Nlu thHf iH coins geo make % ncref b.
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
PLANTING MORE COTTON

Acc0rline ~ ne SON Hcnio
Light 'hcy arc planting ilorc coi.
fog than ever before m ihc Valley
% IS irne ihoy arc putting in long
.iaplo and nill have better cotton.
which in normal times would com
nand 'op.uofch prices. hui 81
iherc b. an enormous surpiu. of
cotton msold of what hcnoiii to
raise better cotton or q large
crop which viii canle ON Tho mar.
k'i ahead Of that giown over most
~ she territory
q great amount 0f uusold COZ
ION mews continuance ~ low
prices " there be largo add.
zion 20 the amount of Tho visible
supply in this country there il no
eyading il, rule OF prices accord
Ing 20 tho demand and stocks.
We fail - sec how he growers
IT, ihe Valley MA expect 10 gei
ihs attractive price. even viii
longer staple eotton and earl,
refdihess for market
There is no question thar do,
nestle tonsumets arr taking thr
8 aple More freely and may ho ox.
iEeied 20 increase consumption
neqdily ani with ihc greet amount
~ leftover cotton on hahd So,
cannot figure out where there +.
probability Pr good nr'eo f0r eat
ava ih.a ia snd rar,lr Ie
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
+ alfurriGS COw
Gold MedaList

fn she Caller
}tlI'rHniAs. TfNat Wn. el Ap+
l,f raid mecal Jersey onW wan add
cd fH the hero 0i iuiturlaH lrrseys
f.I.H MnlcsN no " lniuufur re-
ceHfi unished her fourth official reg
l.f.I nf meit tfN hy producing I.fAe
IuHIH uf HfA which Yielded lps
o. n1r Uf hutic .Ai. lirr mills tested
Ol uu nFsfur. iar the year lHf per
reNf 60 80 ter cent higher than tho
Jrr, v breed upelnft. She was aiurt-
"a uu ieft 90 ihe NHs of Z years and 7
uu.fha and made this ieuni liable rec
ord undst tbr uruai herd conditions
rU while fvuidns on pasture w htf
sow uffitihl rucnfds she Averages s.l.4
Wounds of miit mud a7o pounds of but
Coo tat
BOO o. NOS only producer but aiso q
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24

o. optic 81 the burdsnh thsi f,u up lhs
taY.
Do suite " the care aud thc eortuot
i.ift hoidH bot the lpfn uf y roiicr WY
Anl bloc uH live foi tomorrow
There iH always Use promise ~ alHi
nHsh 90 De-.
And ihr UrrinE wh0n she blossoms finll
rumn fo the tfes
TO- gruc 90 ihe ulais nrd Gear aud
HHHp.lf
DOB lilfe of fhf storm sud toe isin.
Tie fufuff hniiH wsnl uaN lhai Dr.
flM
And many .eF we Ih4u Fdnt
iufuua ilic fray rluuda ~i,.eh No timol
hover lun.
Ghsr, SO sunshine nad beauty which
nf shalt kuON.
tCnpyrIaAt. 1921. }
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24

81 uw.fihr riuro. 90 thf f0at firn
pllfo. lFrI elnHHeH. IeFistcf of uHff
cow af tlt ifle state fNI Df knur
ucni 1crneflUs Lous.au1 pHi rae-
$50
tfl tio l4 aolal Males5 nf lt
CIand. who hos % dauHNtefH Boo ihr
rffiftrr 9f mrrlt onuHt uru .HuF
CO.'S tli Hiufs champions Ind hnr ri nd
Site D. Royal MAJESTY. one 30 fhH ruli
medal hulH uf No. Ieltnv nGHel lin
d, beC ana owned 49, isd o. inant0f of
Fnnufl.a
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
CoRNS
LIN Right of
without Pain

.facl,i Drop u little "l'resgone' on
AZ aching cora instantly that corn
stops hurting then shortly you m u
light orr with fineers Doesn't hutt
bit
Yonr drusgist pRii, tiny bottle o.
'ifrregone' for a few cents sufficient
to remove eyers hard corn, SOFT eorn
nf rbgn between MS tees md cal
luSef,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24

loon lesHUv uf lnkA. lHN speak 90 thf
narflt .HurHh IhlrlaaF NfenldG
1so wmucA or hinokH county are
noon fo 0rgiUdiyo o. wnmanH auxiliary 90
work Boz conjunction with shc American
Lexicon rhiF fHkcs in Any oman wilp
hud avs itlltvrH ,e,unVDisd NTH ne
n a. afnA NAVY af iAlrE rurin.
Al raIIf Yves risHs hi Miss iaufn
i.afirrf of iDW aiia u oudas The as rn
inr nua aaasfd wlih music and ~ mes
fnfHN.s in thp d.y Al d lais houi re-
irrshnilfia ntfe served 90 tile follow
ins furWnf Mlncs Gross. Ruth phef-
waftaG. Afosna Ins und john Gross.
Mf unH Ma Niel rurp.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24

u docs boot appear Hs NJ The BOY
Scout mmting hould Boz O large
ash All fhai H needed go keep
fhe orgsnitAiion m ihis ci.y Boz
geOl .ldIiiw Is 7.l01 % month co.
q dollar apiece from three hundred
men 7 should he casy to find as
many ns rhn who would give the
COLLAR without hesitation Thc
drive for assistance OF ihe Boy
1900 flkc plae. tomorrow
a. lN. uoi tn pHHlN'r
I..r 1851 Nr mWN nnDI oI dfN
WgW.Hi.U N dou sr
N iaiur $3.50. l|nI
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
JAPAN's LESSON

Japan has given us an object
lesson IN tho incident o. the kill
Inc 81 an American lieutenant BY
q snlpid sealy The report just
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rHr FUTURE

un size road has IA luuf anl thc faal
fal away
And useless the STRUGGLE NAV seem.
Luf n spite ~ the sinoiu AMI ile t"af
OF ihf duN
atM sllnN lu the nlmleNf dream
sur cling o. She iuith and 80 t"hfint
along
sains iDnmslnw shall hiing io you
daughter and song
hlvasl The fufHr~ Il tinted wlIh iuif
And ave hluHfuult return Gov IAr ifNr
Sc ahai ioy hrinf ~ our care in
U.uHF
Faf MANY clad daNa there shall Doc
Ne eball taaa through she rluier 81
zalfow and sfriff
Ta the glorious nprinr'hne asa SUM
mer 20 liff
Edgar A. CutHl.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayero on Genuine

Warning Unless you see the name
layer" Goa package or un tables Nuu
ure NOT getting genuine Aspirin pre-
aeribtd hy rhYa.clHns for twenty one
srnfa and proved safe hy miuiona
Take Aspirin only as told Ia the iafer
package for colds. Headache. Nlu-
rniRia. ghcumaNsir Earachc. Tooth
ache. Ltmungo and for Pain Han0v
fin NaApG uf Twelve hAYor Tablets Uf
Arrifiu cOtt few Dcnta DluEeifts also
cell sarge packages Anpiin IN me
tindr marx " nnrur Manufacture uf
MonoaccticarideHter OF Suucylicacid.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
NOTICE 6Sliaa0'SNT 5AxpAyaas

~ naeing TIE city Secretary mr.
argcments con be- made ~ which
yum delinquent taxes uav be- paid ln
monthly inHiullinaDta JriosH some
such announcement Is made hy you be-
fore Nlnrch lHf 1874 sult VIII bee filed
nraiust won. ana wdrmeuf taken Ar
tha NUilh term ~ Court
IOtiS r. DAR'rLgTT
CIV Secretary
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-10
SOUTH AMBOY

On Thursday night the ladies'
auxiliary of the South Amboy Hos
pital, will entertain with a card
party in the city hall. The card
parties in this city are becoming
quite popular and the ladies are
anxious that their affair will meet
expectations.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alfred Johnson
and son enjoyed a motor trip to
Washington during the past week.
Leroy Ellison has been awarded
the contract to remodel the old
Burke Homestead, formerly the
mansion Of the late A. G.. Stevens,
and which was almost RACED by fire
several months ago. The property is
located at the corner of Main n
Potter streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Delaney
spent yesterday in this city. Mr..
| visors working OF road construc-
| ton al Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Ray Duggan spent yesterday
| at the home Of friends at Sayreville.
Miss May Bolton spent the week
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene O'Toole.
James Keayes has returned after
spending several days at the home
of friends at Manasquan.
Miss Grace Oliver spent SATURDAY
with friends at Ocean Grove.
The knights of Columbus and the
Catholic Daughters of America have
completed plans for celebrating CO.
Iumbus Day in this city. A get-to-
gether meeting will be held and
speakers of prominence will be on
hand. Dryers Orchestra Will nave
charge of the music.
Mrs. w. Fl. Justice and daughter
left for her home in Port AL Prince,
Haiti. after spending several weeks
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel II. Locker.
James Kenah returned to WASH.
ington, d. c., after~spendtng severai
days at the home or his prother'
Patrick Kenah. -
Mrs. p. Delaney has considerably
improved her property by adding a
new front porch.
Many attended the Holy Name
parade in Perth Amboy yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth O'Neil spent yes
terday at the home of relatives In
Henry A. Harris. of Highlands
Falls. N. Y. spent the weekend at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Powers.
william Wallace has resumed his
duties at the office of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, after spending sew
eraI days of his annual vacation at
the home of relatives in Brooklyn.
James Mulvey spent Yesterday at
the home of friends at Milltown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-10

others. which disappeared in the
same manner.
But something was going to hap
pen. Right over their heads a big
fat worm came dangling, a worm on
something on the end OF a line.
Curly was just about to take a nip
at it when Nick called, Look out!
Don't touch it! It's dangerous"
Tub Terrapin said Pooh! 1t
looked all right. He'd a notion to
try 1t himself"
"Well," said Nick, you may know
something about the sea, Mr.. Ter
rapin, but I've lived several years
on land. Let's wait and see what
happens"
Pretty Don the worm wiggled
away from the sea-weed grove and
over to the oyster bed where Spike
Starfish was feasting. There it hung.
right over Spikes head.
(To be continued)
Copyright. 1921, N. E. A. S~ervice)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-10
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

Substantial soups make an ideal
main dish" for the winter luncheon.
The soup is hot and nourishing with
out being heavy. A vegetable soup
made with a grown stock foundation
contains many calories of necessary
food elements in an easily digested
form.
When a substantial soup is served
as the principal food. from n cup
to a cup and a half is allowed for
each person.
Tomato Soup
Two cups canned tomatoes, 4 cups
brown stock. half teaspoon pepper
corns. 3 tablespoons bacon fat, 4 tab
lespoons flour, 2 tablespoons onion,
2 tablespoons celery, salt and pep
per.
Melt bacon fat and cook the mine
ed onion and celery in it for 8 or 4
minutes. Stir in flour and cook I'M
til perfectly smooth. Add tomatoes
simmer three-quarters of an hour.
Rub through a strainer and add to
hot stock. Season with salt and pep
per.
Rice Soup
Four tablespoons rice. / quart
stock. 1 cup tomato juice. salt and
pepper.
Cook rice in 1 quart of boiling
water for ten minutes. Drain Inc
pour over boiling water
add to boiling stock and tomato
juice. Season with salt and pep
per and simmer until rice is tender.
Vegetable Soup
One quart brown stock. 1 cup
finely shredded cabbage, 1 cup
canned tomatoes. half cup shredded
onion. half cup shredded carrots, u
cup shredded turnips. 1 cup diced
potatoes, 2 tablespoons butter. salt
and pepper.
Put vegetables in a saucepan with
a little water. Add butter and sim
mer until tender. Season with salt
and pepper and stir into boiling
stock. Any liquid that the vege-
tables are cooked in should be put
in the soup.
Noodle Soup
One egg, / tablespoon cold wa
ter, n teaspoon salt, -four.
Beat eggs slightly with water. Stir
in as much flour as the egg will abb
sorb, adding the salt with the first
amount of -four. Turn the dough
on a well-fioured molding board and
kneed until sitter than pie crust but
not so stiff that the dough Is crumb-
ly. Roll as thin as possible and let
dry for half an hour. Roll up like
a jelly roll and cut in very narrow
strips. Shake out and let dry Is
minutes longer. Drop into rapidly
boiling stock and boil Is minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-10
In Parliament

IONDON-As a result of an cleo
ton for parliament just held In the
division of Louth, Lady Nancy Astor
will no longer be the only woman
sitting in that body.
she will be Joined by Mrs. 7. Win
tringham, who, however, Will De IN
the opposition benches. She is
backed by the anti-government
liberals, whereas Lady Astor is a
government supporter.
Three women have now peen
elected to parliament. The first was
Countess Markievitz, chosen as a
Sim Fein candidate in an Irish dis
trict. This brilliant Irish woman
together with her fellow Sin Fem
ers. refused to take her seat IN n
Pritish parliament.
The second was Lady Astor'
American born.
Mrs. Wintringham is therefore
he first Englishwoman elected 20
parliament Her husband repre-
scented the district and died several
months ago. His widow was chosen
by the anti-government Liberals TO
contest the seat.
sympathy for the widow. COM
bined with love of the woman
served TO carry her to victory. She
started out in life as a school teach-
er. During the war she was a vol
unteer hospital nurse. When a great
flood hit Louth she organized a Dig
camp for the homeless.
She is also strong for prohibition,
being president of the Louth branch
of the British Women's Temperance
Association.