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HOW COMMEMORATE DIR.
DEINARD?

In answer to our query, we have
received the following additional sug-
gestions which we gladly publish for
the information Of and consideration
of our readers.
Publish Biographical Edition of
Selected Works
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 26, 1921.
The Editor, The American Jewish
World:
You ask for suggestions as to the
most fitting manner in which to COM
memorate the name and work of
DR.. S. N. Deinard. May a sugges-
ton be ventured by a non-Jew who
joined the Jewish people in their ad-
miration and affection for our depart
ed comrade and counselor? DR.. Del
nard can not be claimed by the Jews
alone-he belonged to all humanity.
His memory, therefore, is universal
trust. and. Jew and Gentle should be
equally concerned that the lessons of
his life shall not be lost to the world.
His work is his best monument, so
suggest that his memory can most
effectively be perpetuated by the pub
LEGATION of biographical edition of
his selected writings and addresses,
to which every Jew IN America and
alt appreciative Gentiles should SUBJ
scribe.
Meantime, and preparatory to this
work, DR.. Deinard's friends should,
before, 1T goes to press order extra
copies Of the proposed "Deinard Me-
morials Number" of The American
Jewish World and cover the country
with. them, that all may Aknow~what
manner of man so lately4has left~us.
Printing will better deserve it's ap-
pellation of ''the art preservative"
when theememory Of DR.. S. N. Del
nard thus +shall have been embalmed
in the Westminster of the World.
Reverently yours,
Walter Hurt.
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memorial to aJewish scholar, than
to establish Jewish Library or book
collection in his, name?
Hoping that this will meet with the
approval Of your readers, I am,
Very truly yours,
Geo. j. Gordon.
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Pnna.fftee7a
Page Mins

London.-Are report from Moscow
indicates that the Jewish Commits
sariat has begun the registration of
all Russian Jews who have relatives
in the United States who are Ameri-
can citizens. The Commissariat means
to facilitate the emigration of such
persons, especially those below the
age of 10.
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children to receive a Jewish eduea-
ton. I. l.. Borushak.
Room at Hospital
Editor, American Jewish World:

Editor, American Jewish World:
Regarding a permanent memorial
to DR.. Deinard, I would suggest that
room at one of the hospitals, pref
erably one where a great many poor
Jewish patients are brought, should
be furnished and kept in memory to
our beloved DR.. Deinard, and if such
a room should be furnished, same
should inclrde a Jewish Bible.
Sincerely yours,
Mrs. Newton Davis.
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Erect Talmud TOrah Annex

ETtCC IdIWuu IUTdH AHHtX
Editor American Jewish World:
AS our lamented DR.. S. N. Deinard
contributed much to Jewish Culture,
it would be a fitting tribute to his
memory to open subscription for
the erection in his name Of Talmud
Torah Annex which will enable more
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-11-04

Prof. DR.. Margulies, Chief Rabbi of
Florence, has declined the proffer
made him to head the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary in Breslau and will
remain in Italy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
Granny Changes Mind

Flippety-Flap played a tune on
his mouth-organ called "Over the
Hills and Far Away" and all the
time he was playing Miss Hippo (not
cross Old Granny watched him with
her great stick-out Eyes. and listened
with her little stick-up ears, and
wished her tiny stick-down tail in
the muddy river where she was
standing.
When the fairyman stopped she
1ghed loudly and said. Beautiful
Then Flippety-Flap played an
Other tune and Miss Hippo said "Ex-
auisite!' and by the time he nae
played five she had run out OF words
altogether.
"Ah." she sighed. what do you
call these pleasant sounds, may l
ask ?"
"Music." answered Flippety-Flap.
do you like it?"
Like it?" exclaimed Miss HIPPO.
s'Who could help it?"
"Then," said Flippety-Flap quick
Nv. chow would you like to go 10 a
place where there is a hundred times
az much music as this and live In a
tent in a magnificent red-and-gold
wagon and have all the FOOD you
wish to eat, and
"Stop!" cried Miss Hippo eagerly.
"Where is this wonderful placer? ..
Nancy and Nick explained that 1t
was a. circus. and that they would
take her right away if she cared 10
Miss Hippo agreed instantly, so
the four of them started off.
Just Their Old Granny Hippo INT
ed her head out of the muddy water
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
THE BOOK OF JkNE
By JANE LORIyIER

mat Bob will have to agree with
Socrates that beauty is a short-iived
TYRANNY When his joy in her beau
ty is done there will be years and
year. of commonplaceness-for Bob
that is-if / run away-and he
marries Katherine"
Such was my distorted futuris'
vision.
1t charmed me. 1 would hide in
strange city. Perhaps such a wilc
erness would be a good thing for nj
could think things over. I didn
fattcr myself that my husban
would miss me. Doubtless he
| feel vastly relieved to have the lii
| crty to come and so without at
counting for his time to a wife!
/ decided to stay lost because II
divorced Bob, Katherine Miller
would marry him Immediately. Unit
I was proved to be dead. or had been
lost for three years, they could not
! wed. That way l could harass them
most.
So l worked myself up into a con-
! dition of peculiar ~exaltation. l was
| no longer hurt nor bitter. l believed
that l was simply facing a hard fact
of life, which was about as pleasant
as a tornado.
/ had given Bob everything, all the
| glory and the humility of a woman's
love. He had divided his devotion,
he had given me a part for the
whole.
l regarded myself with astonish-
ment. How could l, a girl of sense,
have been satisfied, for so long, to
| give so much for sc little?
(To be continued)
| Copyright, 1921, N. f. AZ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
Jane Plans to Flee

Ny heart called to my husband. /
p 1ff)od my head in my pillow. l
~ the world out. ! tried 10 send
spirit to Bob.
Often in the springtime of our love
zXF6nd been able to call to him across
<{11me and across space. He and /
<oould count half a dozen experiences
which were remarkable even IL con-
.116ered only as condolences. We
1Dad come to accept Ntelepathy and to
lY6ly upon 1t.
But at last came the moment when
Il called to Bob-and called in vain.
He was not thinking about mel
That was why I could not wireless
him! There was a barricade about
him which I could not break
through. He had shut me out! He
repelled me!
womani Thus I hurt myself.
Tormenting thoughts jagged within
me.
Bob never would appreciate me
until too late-until he was married
and forced to live the routine of the
ordinary home with that silly empty
headed, vain beauty of the tawny
dresses.
"Oh, Of course. he will be happy
with her for a little WHILE" said !
no myself. Far better pleased than
he has ever been with me. probably.
FINALLY he will be bored to death. /
Sam not a beauty. but, / have a thou
Sand resources which she lacks. Bob
will value them when he tries to
substitute Katherine for me. She
will be wrinkled and not a bit pref
ftier than I at fifty. But years before
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
HOROSCOPE
The stars inclin bu. do not compel"
Thursday, April 2S, 1921

Copyright, 1921, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Saturn and Mars dominate this
DAY in benefic aspect, according to
astrology. Uranus and Jupiter are
family adverse.
1t is a day when real estate deal
ers and all who have land inter-
ests should profit.
There is a promising sign for
mines and mining, new discoveries
of minerals being foreshadowed in
more than n location.
Traditions will make a strong
claim on the minds of statesmen at
this time, and reversion to old poll
cies will be apparent.
Reactionary tendencies will be
evident in religion as well as in gov
eminent affairs, and there may be
schisms in many churches.
Discussions will disturb many
religionists, and there will be a re-
turn to ancient faiths that will
greatly increase the following OF
at least one sect, the seers proph-
ecy.
The total eclipse of the Moon in
the first ocean of Scorpio is said to
presage severe thunder storms and
earthquakes. AS there are five
planets In fixed signs, the earth
quakes will occur in many places.
These are most distinctly denoted
for the 62nd degree of east longi-
tude and the 11Sth degree of west
longitude, and the 99th degree of
west longitude.
A scarcity of corn has been fore
cast for certain parts of the world.
and there is every possibility that
the United States will be called on
to feed foreign nations during the
next winter.
Love that will come to her from
the people will inspire the First
Lady of the Land to make an ex-
traordinary record, the seers fore
tell, for the stars that assure SYM
pathy and understanding guide her.
Mars, which will be the evening
star until June, will continue to
exercise the influence that encour-
ages war and grave misunderstand-
ings between nations.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is
have a favorable outlook for the
year, which should bring happiness
and prosperity.
Children born on this day proba-
bly, will be quick tempered and ner-
vous, but steady and persevering.
Girls have the augury of happy
marriage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

Securing powders should not be
used on linoleum. They cause the
color to fade and dry the compound.
After washing. linoleum should be
rubbed as dry as possible. Water
eft standing will seep through and
ause the fabric to give way.
A cry little warm linseed oil ap-
lied to the linoieum tends to keep
he cloth soft and glossy.
Menu for Tomorrow
Breakfast-Stewed dried peaches,
oiled rice. brown bread toast. COT
&C.
Luncheon - Lyonnaise tripe,
creamed potatoes. radishes. rye
bread and butter. saucer cake. tea.
Dinner-Vegetable soup, c%routons,
egg fritters, Parker House rolls. spin
ach salad, fruit jelly. whipped cream.
coffee.
My Own Recipes
Fresh tripe may be bought at the
butcher shop. 1t is then prepared
as desired but must be cooked. Pick
led tripe and boiled tripe are us
ually to be found in a delicatessen
shop. When purchased this way the
tripe is often dipped in batter and
fried in deep fat.
lyouLdisc iTIpC
1 pound boiled tripe, 2 tablespoons
butter, l medium sized onion, l des-
s%ertspoon minced parsley. l dessert.
spoon vinegar. salt and pepper.
Cut tripe in pieces 2 inches square.
Melt butter and add onion minced.
Fry till onion is tender and lightly
Drowned. Add tripe, parsley. salt,
pepper and vinegar and shake over
the fire for a few minutes. Serve
as hot as possible.
Saucer Cake
l cup flour, 1 cup cornstarch, n
cup sugar, 1-3 cup butter, 2 eggs. 2
tablespoons shredded candied or
ange peel, is teaspoon salt.
Mix flour, cornstarch, candied peel
and sugar. Add butter beaten to a
cream and eggs well beaten. Beat
mixture for 10 minutes. Pour into a
buttered cake pan. Bake in a mod
crate over from As to 60 minutes.
This cake may be kept for several
weeks If put in a covered tin box.
Copyright. 1921, N. e. Al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
Editorials For
Women Folks

You saw her uptown the other day
that little girl who lives next door.
And you smiled at the extreme
shortness of her skirts and the high
color on her piquant little face.
which could really have been quite
charming.
You wondered why she would buy
all Of that cheap rouge and dash II
in great gobs on her cheeks and why
she giggled so and did her hair so
a~trociously.
There were some boys on the cor
ner-she was stopping. talking to
them, flirting with the most blase
air. And then you remembered tnat
the other night, when you peeped
out of the door just before you turn
ed out the lights. you saw her-the
little girl next door-she was just
getting out of an automobile-she'd
been to some party. perhaps-and
was blowing a kiss to the boy at the
wheel.
Surely she couldn't be really good.
There was something wrong with
that girl-she was headed the wrong
way, you thought. and made up your
mind that when you reached the
club you'd tell the women what a
silly little thing this girl who lives
next door 10 you is.
Your Fear
And then suddenly something
clutched at your heart.
1t was q fear that was altogether
new and strange. 1t gripped you
| and left you breathless-it was
about your little Mary. eleven-year-
old Mary.
She was nearing that dizzy teen
e of the little girl next door.
You'd never thought of her that
way before; but just suppose she in
sisted on having her rouge jar and
~abbreviating her skirts and roughing
her hair. OF course if it meant a
choice between losing her confidence
and letting her have them you'd let
her have them.
l And then just suppose the grown
women at some club, somewhere.
| talked about her and called your
frivolous, well-meaning little daugh-
ter bad"
Just suppose!
That's when you decided you
wouldn't say anything at the club
meeting about the little girl next
| door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
To Have Dance at Roosevelt

TBy EVenins NeWs NUrIespoIueHtI
ROOSEVELT, April 26.-The
Girls Welfare Club of the United
States Metals Refining Company OF
Chrome. will hold a euchre n
dance this coming Friday night in
Dalton's auditorium. Cooke avenue,
Dancing will begin at s o'clock n
continue until 2 in the morning. Will
fred Johnstone's orchestra will fur
nish the music. Cards will begin at
5 o'clock also and fifty pretty prizes
will be awarded during the evening.
The girls have arranged every detail
important for the succe OF the
event, even to providing buses TO
take the many people who are plan
ming to attend from Perth Amboy,
Woodbridge and Port Reading, back
to their homes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
How To Keep
l. Yourself Well

swollen Anktts
Is swelling of the ankles (Which
when dented with the thumb retain
Impression made), and slight puff
ness under the eyes. a result OF Vari-
cose veins recently healed?
Swelling such as you describe is
often the result of poor circulation,
due to varicose veins. yet the fact
that you complain also of pufiness
under the eyes makes it possible that
YOU are suffering from kidney trou-
BILE. BY all meal go at once to a
qualified physician, and have him
give YOU a thorough examination,
including chemical and microscope
cal examination of the urine. Do
not take any cathartic unless 1t is
prescribed.
"Nightmares"
What causes me to nave awful
nightmares? L am in perfect health
and never eat before / so to bed. !
also talk in my sleep.
In many instances. especially in
children, night terrors are the result
of some obstruction TO normal nasal
breathing. Adenoids are a very
common cause. Under these condi-
tons the night terrors are interpret
ed as being really the symptoms of
a slow. partial asphyxiation. In
other instances they may represent
some abnormal nerve activity.
Failing Hair
I have suffered five years with my
head. My hair comes out In patch
es, and grows and m out again.
/ went to the doctors and ~hairdress-
ers, but 1t does no good. have
| awful pains in the top of my head.
Send me your name and address
and I will send you a statement deal
ing with the treatment of and care
Of the scalp. You ought to make
sure that you are not suffering from
some underlying condition. such as
syphilis. You say you cannot afford
to pay doctors. Do not let this keep
you from securing proper medical
advice. Visit the local clinic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27

zations.
Help to establish health centers
Give wide publicity to health edu'
c~ational methods found successful In
town.
Investigate housing conditions 70
ascertain whether the building code
is lived up to.
Be alert to the fact that "A Good
Town for Babies to Thrive In" back
ed up by facts, is the towns best ad.
vertisement.
WOhEN'S CLUBS SHOULD
Bring pressure to bear on city ON
Gals IL birth registration 10 not car.
ried u f1
Use their voting influence to in
stall competent health officials.
Make careful investigation OF the
milk supply. by appointment of =
permanent dairy inspection commits
tee.
Keep a check on the purity of your
water supply.
Give practical support to local
and national Better Baby move
ments.
Do not hesitate to take the tuitia-
tive in pointing out need for iocal
improvement. You have the vote.
officials will listen.
IitD DOSlOIN
Promptly report each birth ana
death.
Encourage mothers to call them
ever though baby's illness seems 70
be trihing.
Work. together with all child well
fare agencies.
Lend influence to obtain better
health laws.
Emphasize the importancs of pre-
natal care.
INQUIRE carefully into conditions at
maternity homes and babies board
ing homes.
SCHOOL BOARD SHOULD
Provide medical inspection Vn the
schools.
Provide Fairgrounds and gyRana-
stun, keeping older children occu-
pied and giving the mother nfQre
time TO care for her small childrNn.
Insist on pupils learning healVn
habits, such as brushing teeth, sleepy
ing with windows open, washinsy
hands before eating. etc.
Have included In the school course
instructions to girls on the care OF
babies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27

What You Can DO to Sdve
The Lives of Babies
BY IOra Kelly

BY Lora Kelly
This is what you can do to aid In
the campaign now on to save the
ESQ, 900 American babies that die
needlessly each year. It's a program
laid down by the best baby experts
in the country. who say that IL this
awful slaughter is to stop, everyone
must do his part.
THE MOTHER SHOULD
Consult a physician the moment
you know you r to become a mo-
Their. Early carr may save your
baby's life and your own.
Ask public health nurses to call
and advise you.
Give your baby natures own food.
breast milk. 1t has ten times the
chances to thrive the bottle-fed baby
has.
IL necessary to bottle-feed, have
milk thoroughly pasteurized.
Give your baby IL to IA hours
sleep nightly, with additional day
time maps.
If nursing, be careful of you diet.
Weigh your baby at least once
weekly until one year old.
Danish all pacifiers. They spoil
the shape of baby's mouth and are
germ-carriers.
Don't kiss your baby on the mouth.
Don't handle him more than neces-
sary. Don't jiggle him.
Give him a bath every day.
Give your baby plenty of fresh air,
but don't let him become chilled.
Keep him away from badly ventilat-
ed movies.
Call the doctor at the first sign
that anything is wrong.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT SHOULD
Keep politics completely divorced
from the department.
Keep complete and accurate rec
| ords of births and deaths.
See that doctors obey the laws. If
there Is no law compelling reports,
campaign for one.
See that public water supply is
pure.
See that the city has a good milk
ordinance providing for proper sale
and care for milk by dealers and
carriers. Then have it observed.
Exercise watchful care over mid
wives.
Make doctors and midwives treat
the eyes of newborn babes with sill
yer nitrate drops to prevent possible
CITY COUNCIL SHOULD
Increase its per capita health APP
preparation.
Pass an ordinance safeguarding
the milk the city uses. leaving nc
loophole for INSCRIPTIONS dealers.
Provide clean streets, lessening the
dust menace.
Pass a building code that will in.
sur good housing conditions.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
SHOULD
Consider towns babies its most i'm
portant civic asset.
Put it's entire strength behind thu
strict enforcement of the healtl
code.
Fight for a safe water and mill
supply.
Support local child welfare organf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
and saw what was happening.

and saw what was happening.
"Humph!" she snorted. "Humph!
Humph! That young upstart of a
neighbor of mine thinks h Is hand
somer than / am, and she's heading
for the circus If I'm not mistaken.
But I'll see that she doesn't take my
place. I'm not too old to be beauti-
full" And off started Granny at
their very heels.
That's why the circus has two
rhinos this year instead Of one, and
if the calliope still misses its last
note. Granny doesn't dare to say a
word.
Ito be continued)
Copyright, 1921, N. E. Az
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
PRIME Short Cake

Make a biscuit dough. rather short
and proceed just as If making straw.
berry shortcake. Fill with cooked
and drained prunes from which the
stones have been removed. Serve
with lemon sauce to which prune
juice has been added. The lemon
sauce may be served plain II desired
and the cake may be topped with
whipped cream.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
Veil and Hair

Have o ever tried matching your
hair and veil? The effect is thor
oughly charming. If your hair is
coppery. select a russell veil, IL 1t is
black with those violet lights let your
veil be black or violet. preferably
black and If, perchance. it is medium
brown and your eyes gray. buy a gray
veil.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27

Wraps are topped quite often with
ruches very similar to those you
wore some years ago-only very
much more fluffy. And in some in
stances the ruches leave the wraps
and become a garment in them
selves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
ROSebuds

Tight wreaths OF pink rosebuds
are being worn with the newer dance
frocks. One sees them quite UP to
the shoulder. They are effective
with gray. BLACK, yellow. jade and
sometimes with russell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
WHY Be WEAK
AND NERVOUS

as a result Of pale, thin watery blood
-Nuxated Iron will help make you
strong and well again;it has been used
and highly endorsed by former United
States Senator's, Judgesof US. Courts,
many physicians and prominent men.
Even the Pope at Rome has written
especially of the merits of Nuxated
Iron in a communication to the Phar-
macie Normale. Over A. 900. 600 people
are using it annually to help build red
blood. strength and endurance. At all
druggists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
school BOARD sHoU4D
Good Sandwiches

For good sandwich filling chol
two hard boiled eggs. add q feA
timed prawns. which have been cut
in small pieces. season an{ ~oisten
with a little melted butt This
makes enough for three small sahdS
witches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27

White and blue linen "a be fash
toned into this effective frock. A
picot stitch may be used in place of
tho usual hemmed edges. Small
French bouquets or organdie flow
ers can be used at the waist line or
the fabric itself ran be embroidered
with a conventional design or flower
motif.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-27
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
SHOULD

Consider towns babies its most i'm
portant civic asset.
Put it's entire strength behind the
strict enforcement of the health
code.
Fight for a safe water and milk
supply.
Support local child welfare organf-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-07
SAVERS'IN
u. S. HOLD r T.
PART OF SAVINGS

New York. April 7.-Despite the
fact that 2a.a per cent Of the worlds
savings are in this country and that
the average deposition in the United
States has a greater sum to his cred
it than his European neigt1bor, only
s per cent Of the total number of the
worlds savers are Americans.
Authority for this statement in the
Savings Banks association of the state
of New York. which has made an
extensive investigation of savings
banks throughout the world. In pro-
portion to population. sad a state
ment issued today. a number Of for
,eign countries exceed the United
States in numbers Of dcpositors.
European people. through cent,r-
les of struggle for mere existence"
said DR.. II. Fl. Wheaton. executive
manager of the association, have
been trained to the most rigid econ
omy. while Americans have found
life a comparatively easv matter. The
average American family, until quite
recently, made It's expenditures on the
plan: Pay expenses first and save
what's left--if there is anything"
DR.. Wheaton said that in France
one out of every five inhabitants has
a savings account. In his opinion, the
economy Of the French people has
been their protection against the
death thrusts OF centuries"