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Evening journal., 1921-12-20
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The duck is happy choice for the
small family for the Christmas din
ncr. However II the family prefers
white meat. remember that duck
has none
A duck is prepared for roasting in
exactly tho same fashion as turkey
or goose A hotter oven is required
for cooking even after the outside is
scared than for turkey. A good way
to prepare a duck is 10 put three
small onions. peeled but not sliced
inside.
Steam for an hour. Remove onions
and do not serve. Then stun the
duck for roasting with a stufing that
may be served Truss and put on
rack in roaster.
Dredge with -four and sprinkle
somn evenly in the bottom OF the
roasler Put In hot oven and
when brown add one cup Of water.
% not reduce heat Roast an hour,
hasting every 10 minutes
A special sauce is often served
with duck. especially when the bird
is no, stuffed Apples and prunes
served together are good, too.
Any stufiing may be used but one
that. is particularly savory is a
peanut stufing
Peanut Stnning.
Two cups hot mashed potatoes.
cup soft. stale bread crumbs / cup
chopped peanuts tablespoons
minced celery. tablespoons butter,
] teaspoon salt, IA teaspoon pepper.
hot milk.
Combine dry ingredients Add but
tel. melted. and enough hot milk to
mske quite moist.
Orhngc Sauce.
Three tablespoons butter. 3 table,
sphons flour. ! small carrot. small
onion. cups water, l-2 teaspoon
sar. IL teaspoon pepper. 1 teaspoon
sugar, l. cup orange juice, 1 tea
spoon lemon juice.
Melt butter and add carrot and
onlon cut in shrods. Cook stirring
occasionally. until butter and vege-
tables arc brown. stir in -four and
gradually add water, stirring con-
stantly
Cook five minutes and pour
through a fine sieve Return to fire
season with salt and pepper and add
fruit juice DO not let boil but be
sure the sauce is very hot Serve at
once.
Apples and Pruncs 70
Serve With Duck
Four apples. - cups sugar, 3-i
cup water. tablespoons lemon juice
16.prunes, chopped pistachio nuts.
Pare apples and cut In half-incl
slices crosswise. Remove core care
fuzzy without breaking apple. Max,
a drup Of the sugar and water. Add
lemon juice and apple rings.
Simmer until apples are tender bu|
5 NOS broken or mushy. The apples vii
absorb most Of the sirup. Put a
cooked and pitted prune in each
ring. sprinkle with nuts and serve.
tCopyright, 1921, NEA Service.)
Persian Sweets.
one cup chopped raisins "a cup
chopped walnut meats, "a cup chop
ped dates powdered sugar.
AIiX raisins. dates and nuts. Knead
on. board dredged with powdered
sugar Roll 20 1-2 inch thicknes.
ana cut in squares; roll in powdered
susar and wrap each piece in paraf-
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
Persian Sweets.

one cup chopped raisins. "a cup
chopped walnut meats "a cup chop
PED dates; powdered sugar.
1IiX raisins. dates and nuts. Knead
on. board dredged with powdered
sugar. Roll 20 - inch thickness
AND cut in squares; roll in powdered
susar and wrap each piece in paraf-
nne paper This is excellent candy
forlsending long distances. II packed
in 4 tin box, it will keep indefinitely.
Spiced Raisins.
Ono package seeded raisins. l cup
cider vinegar, IL cup sugar, 1 cup
waief.
Stick cinnamon and whole Glove,
% suit taste. Bring vinegar. water
sugar and spices to a boil, pour ovei
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
Mr.. AND MRS. PETERSON
ENTERTAIN MANY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Petersen, of
King Georges Road, Fords, enter
tanned a number of friends and rel
atives at their home Sunday night
in honor of the latter's mother, Mrs.
II. r. Wilson,, of 154 Washington
street, this city, who celebrated her
sixty-eighth birthday. The rooms
were t%astefully decorated with
streamers. cut flowers and ferns.
The time was spent enjoying sing
ing, musical selections and humor-
GUS r%ecitations. Mrs. O. Wilson and
Clifford Durham presided at the
piano while Mr.. Willard and Mr..
Francis played the violin.
A quartet composed of John
Petersen, ID. Clifford and the Misses
Marion Petersen and Augusta Dun
ham sang several selections. In the
center of the supper table was a
large birthday cake surrounded by
sixty-eiGht Easter lilies. Mrs. Wilson
received many presents.
The guests present included Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Durham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis, Mr.,
and Mrs. Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Will
son. the Misses Ida wilson, Ethel
Wilson, Marion Petersen, Bessie
Wilson, Frances Wilson, Clara Pet
ersen, Sylvia Durham. Madeline
Wilson. Messrs. Benjamin Jensen,
Clifford Durham. Peter Petersen,
William Durham, Mrs. H. r. Wilson
and Mir. and Mrs. John Petersen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
BUS DRIVERS MUST HAVE
NO GIRL COMPANIONS


Bus drivers must do away with
their female companions. according
to the present plan of action by the
police, bus inspectors and local re-
corder. In enforcing this order. the
police believe they will do away with
the danger of bus accidents. and also
prevent other law violations. This
action follows the arrest of Amelia
Buckelew. sixteen, of F'ords, who was
arrested by Detectives John Murray
and Michael Muska, as an inCorrigi-
BILE, and who was held last night to
await the action of the grand jury.
In many cases, it is said, the bus
drivers pay more attention to their
companions than they do to the ma
chine they are driving. and to the
danger of their passengers. The
unity of action by the police. re-
corder and bus inspectors. it is be-
lieved will prevent the arrest of
other girls who have similar prac-
tees. and also save the trouble OF
conducting a vice raid similar TO the
n made in this city about two
years ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
CARDINAL LAID
To REST TODAY
Final Funeral Services at Bal
timore Are Largely Attend
ed and Most Impressive.

BALTIMORE. March 31.-with
all the splendor of a ceremony CEN
turtles old, the Roman Catholic
church laid to rest this morning one
of it's Oldest and most faithful serv-
ants. James Cardinal Gibbons, the
second American to be elevated to
the cardinalste.
Archbishop John Bonzano, aposto-
lie delegate at Washington, cele-
brated a pontificial requiem mas in
the cathedral of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. with seminarians chanting
Gregorian music never before heard
outside the Sistine Chapel in Rome,
during a funeral of a pope.
Archbishop John j.. Glennon, of
st. Louis, delivered the funeral SER
mon. During his eulogy of the dead
there remained scarcely a dry eye
among his hearers, whose memory
went back to the kindly, gentle old
man who led with power of spirit as
well as power of mind.
Standing at the bier of Cardinal
Gibbons, Archbishop Glennon eulog-
lied the dead prelate as one of three
eminent churchmen who fifty years
ago left the light of idealism burning
when materialism vas spreading rs
deadly miasma over the land. at
tracing the multitudes by the phos-
p~horescence of its own decay"
The other two he said were Pope
Leo and Cardinal Manning. of West
minister.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
COAL STEALING MUST Be
STOPPED, RECORDER SAYS

Recorder Harold L. Pickersgill
in explaining various violations
committed on the Lehigh Valley
railroad by residents of the north
ern section of this city, to David
Wilentz representing two of the
hoys who were arrested on Tues
day, stated that these violations
must stop or the offenders would be
sent to Jail.
Four minors were arraigned be-
fore RECORDER Pickersgill on Tues
day morning charged with unlawful
trespassing on the railroad property
and all were fined ts20 EACH Two
of the boys were detained in jail
for two days and night. and releas-
ed with a warning by the recorder
last night upon the request of David
Wilentz. attorney for the defend
ants. A girl and a boy paid their
fines.
Two boys and a woman were ar
rested yesterday morning charged
with the theft of coal, and each
fined S25. One of the boys and the
woman paid their fines. while the
other boy was held at headquarters
yesterday. paroled last night and
ordered to return this morning to
spend another day in Jail in de-
fault of the fine.
The recorder told the attorney
last night hat the violations must
stop, and that his court will go the
limit in putting On end to same.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
RECORD CATCH
bY.AFFLERbACH
Local Man Gets Largest
Marlin Swordfish Off Mi
ami, Florida Coast.

Harry Affierbach. Of 95 Fayette
street, who has been spending the
past three weeks in Miami, Fla,
made the record catch of the season
along that coast in hauling in the
largest marlin-swordfish last week.
according to an article appearing
in the Miami Herald"
The item in the Florida paper
reads in part:
The largest marlin-swordfish TO
be caught this seaso was LANDED
yesterday (March 24) by Harry Al
fhrhach who went out for a days
sport with his father, Joseph An
bach. OF Perth Amu0y, y. j. rather
and son chartered the Adam, in
charge of Captain Boegel, and flshed
during the greater part of the day in
the neighborhood of the Gulf stream.
AFTER catching a number of bar
racuda and kingfish the anglers set
out for the sailfish grounds. Both
we're anxious to have the distinction
CT catching the largest sailfish whsn
suddenly larry received a hard pun
on his line.
''The marlin jumped out Of the
water over a dozen tin;es ana turn
ed all sorts of twists In order 20 IS
cape. Sfter fighting with the fish
for about an hour aud a hait he IL
nally landed it.
while his son was busily engaged
with the marlin, the father was not
idle as he succeeded in landing two
large sailfish which he captured in
quick time. The marlin is the sec
ond to be caught in neighboring
waters this season. This species is
a native of the waters around the
Catalina Islands, in the Pacific
Ocean,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
TWO INTERPRETATIONS
AND TRADE NAME FILED

lBy Evening News STAFF Correspondence
NEW BRUNSWICK, March al
A certificate of incorporation was
aled in the county clerks office by
The Fords Construction Company to-
lay. The principal Office of this con
Germ Is in the Fords National Bank
building. n. Peter Jensen is named
IS the agent in charge, and the COM
pany is incorporated for $4,000,
$50 shores at $3.50 each. The in
corporators and number of shares
taken are. N. Peter Jensen, thirty
shares; William w. Durham, ten
shares, and H. Viggo Ferdinandsen,
zen shares.
A certificate of incorporation was
filed In the county clerks office to-
day by John Noble Pierson & Son,
architects and engineers. The prin-
cipal Office of this company is at
175 Smith street, Perth Amboy and
Aylin Pierson is the agent in charge.
The company is incorporated for
$4,000: 800 shares at 800 each.
The incorporators and number OF
shares taken are, Aylin P~ierson, Me-
tuchen, five shares: Edwin X. Cort-
right, Metuchen, four shares. and
John Noble Pierson. Metuchen, one
share.
A certificate of incorporation a
bean filed in the county clerks office
by the City Motor Car Company of
167 Smith street. Perth Amboy.
Harry Medinets is the agent in
charge. and the company is incor-
porated at 100000, 1000 shares at
800 each. The business of the COM
psny will be to sell automobiles and
hire out automobiles. The incorpora-
tors are Irving Davidson. Port Rich
mond. four shares; James Horton
South Amboy, five shares and Julia
Schulman, Richmond, one share.
A certificate of business trade
names has been filed In the county
clerks Office by the American Gar
age Company OF 1913 Suydam street,
New Brunswick. John Frey is the
owner, and the company is formed
TO do a regular automobile repair
ing. general garage and storage
business
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
Oddities In The News

vestigated. Behind the cabbages
he said he found fifty cases of bot
tied bond whisky. Five men, the
driver and four others who met
him were arrested charged with IL.
legally transporting liquor.
BUDAPEST, March 31-Goyern-
ment officials who directed that an
a%rsenious compound be usedNin the
printing of Hungarian currency
aimed a knockout blow at the rat,
which has cultivated a taste for pa
per money. Peasants in the conn
mune of Soroksar. near this city.
have found the money a first class
poison, but 1t is not probable they
will continue the experiment In an
effort to exterminate the rodent.
ATLANTIC CITY. March S1.-The
scratching and meowYng Of a pet cat
saved the lives OF George C. Felker,
his wife and daughter Olga. who
were caught asleep in a fire in their
apartments here. They were aroused
just in time for Mrs. Felker to slide
down a ladder and Mr.. Felker to
follow her. but Miss Felker had to
be carried from the place by fire.
men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
PASS Constitutional
AMENDMENT MEASURE

TRENTON. March 81. - The
House OF assembly has passed the
proposed constitutional amendment.
introduced by Senator Mackay, OF
Bergen county. providing that sher-
ifs terms shall be increased from 3
to 5 years and that they may sue
coed themselves in office. The pro-
posal has already passed the senate
Under the constitution it will have
TO be passed by both bodies again
next year before 1t may be voted
upon by the people.
The assembly yesterday refused to
pass Senator Simpsons bill. which
would have included ~janitors, school
engineers and similar employees with
in the provisions of the teachers
pension fund set. The bill received
% votes, 8 short of the REQUIRED
majority in the House. Twelve were
registered against 1t.
There were 80 votes against AS
semblyman Reads bill, which would
have permitted stenographers to sue
those who failed to pay them for
services rendered. Eleven votes were
cast for il. An attempt by the same
member who Is a physician, to send
back to the Public Health Committee
Of the House, the Loori bill, which
would have created a state board of
licensed osteopaths, was beaten by
a vote of 28 10 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
WHITE MAY Be G. o. P.
WHIP IN The SENATE

TRENTON, March Sis Sena-
tor c. d. White of Atlantic county
to be the Republican whip in the
upper branch of the 1922 legisla-
ture? This is a pertinent question
in view of the fact that he acted
in that capacity here yesterday
during the absence of the regular
leader, Mackay. of Bergen, who was
attending a session of the probe
committee, which was delving into
the row in the National Guard over
the election of Brigadier General
Howard S. Borden. The selection
of White to fill the post yesterday
indicates that he is probably being
groomed by the Republican regu-
lars in the senate for the leadership
at the next years session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
To VOTE ON HEADQUARTERS
FOR THE ORIENT COURT

With the election of permanent
ofhcers for the recently organized
Orient Court among the members
OF the Junior Order United Ameri-
can Mechanics of the county of
Middlesex, the question Of settling
on a permanent headquarters Of the
organization will be take up at a.
meeting to be held at Junior hall
next Tuesday night. New Bruns-
wick and this city. the two largest
places in the county are in compe-
tition for the honor of having the
permanent headquarters. This will
be decided by vote of the mem r.rs
at this meetingand there is expected
to be sreat rivalry for the honor.
All juniors who have signed up as
members OF the EXAMINATION at Il e
time of the meeting will be entitled
to vote both for the new officers ard
for the place where the headouar..
tiers should be.
Wiegers, of Jersey City. and SUI
preme Grand Orient Stewart, of
Railway. together with grand off,
GERS will be here for the meeting.
At a meeting of Middlesex Council
No. 6S. Jr. o. u. A. NJ, last night
announcement of the meeting was
made anad further plans for the Zig
class initiation to be held at Junior
hall Wednesday night. April II,
were made. Nine applications for
membership were received at this
time for the class. Councillor Rus
sell Lewis vas in the char and
conducted the session
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31

GREENSBORO Ala. March 81
The blind OK, famous as protege of
a stately gander on the ]. A. Hol-
croft plantation near here, Is dead.
and those on the farm believe his
death is due to enforced separation
from his guardian. 1t became rec
essary to transfer the OK to another
pasture, and the gander was unable
to follow. The separation was too
much for the OK and he pinned and
dropped. refused food and drink
and finally laid down and died. The
OK and gander lately attracted wide
spread attention by their friend
ship. Each day the gander would
lead the OK to water by strutting
ahead of him. honking loudly so
that his afflicted ward could follow.
II other cattle approached the gan
der would fly f%uriously at them.
NEW YORK, March 31-Night
zephyrs fitting playfully about
waited to the nostrils of a police
man today the odor of pure Bour-
bon whisky. Approaching a huck-
ster's wagon that stood at the curb
ing a block away the policeman
found it loaded with cabbages. He
debated. the odors persisted; he in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
]. L. DALEY, EX-SHERIFF
OF RICHM0 DIES

Try Evening News Stan Corresponoent.I
TOTTENVILLE, March 31.-John
Linderman Daley, a former sheriff
of the county of Richmond, died yes
terday following a stroke of paraly-
sis about a week ago.
Mr.. Daley was first stricken with
paralysis ten years ago and had
been in failing health eve since that
time. although he was able to be
about for the past several years. Be-
sides being sheriff he was under
sheriff and served a term in the as
sembly as the representative from
the county of Richmond. He had
been a resident of Tottenville for
mor than forty years. having come
here with his parents. His father,
the Rev. Jacob Daley. was a pastor
of st. Pauls Methodist church a
number of years ago.
DR.. Daley was sixty-eight years
old and is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Edgar Conklin, of New Brigh-
ton and Mrs. James Little of Totem
vile. with whom he resided and a
sister. Mrs. r. r. Kynor, of Scranton.
Mr.. Daley was a broker for many
years having started his career in
Wall street as a boy in a brokerage
Office in the old Trinity building in
1867. He was a Republican and had
been identified with the organization
for years. He was a member of the
Aquehonga Athletic Club.
Arrangements for the funeral
which wilIebe held on Saturday aft
eTnOon at . o'clock from the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. James Little,
1886 Amboy road, were completed
this morning. Rev. j. f. Bindenber-
ger, pastor OF st. Paul's church, will
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
ADRIAN JOHNSON

A surprise party was rendered Ad-
rian Johnson at the British Ameri-
can club rooms last night in honor
of the anniversary of his birthday.
Five hundred and pinochle were
played, dancing followed and there
were other games enjoyed. Refresh
ments of sandwiches, cake and cof-
fee were served. A solo by Mr..
Roberts OF Philadelphia. was a fea-
ture of the evening.
Those present at the gathering
were Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dieterly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Welker, Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Hooper, Nh. and Mrs.
Cyril Arrindell. Mr.. and Mrs. Gin
ton Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Mel
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian johnson,
Matte Mortimer, Charles Sykes.
Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Charles Skidmore.
Mrs. j.. II. Tapley. Mrs. Dawson,
Mrs. Martha White, A. Pierce, Mr..
and Mrs. William Scott. of Tot
%tenville, and Mr.. Roberts. of Phila-
delphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
TAKE SLAYER
To DEATH CELL
Joseph Timmerari is to be Re-
moved to State Prison at
Trenton Today.

NEW BRUNSWICK, March al
Joseph Timmerari. the twenty-two
year old New Market murderer. will
be taken to states prison late this
afternoon or tomorrow morning. The
prosecutors office today received the
warrant from Supreme Court Jus
tice James J. Bergen which SEN
fences Joseph Timmerari to die dur
ing the week of May o. Timmerari
was convicted Tuesday of the MUIR
der of Henry Kouhaupp.
The warrant will be turned over
to the clerk of the court. incorpora-
ted in the minutes of the court, and
turned over to the sheriff. The sher-
iff will then take charge of sending
the man to Trenton. Timmerari and
his mother and father were tried for
the murder of Kouhaupp at New
Market on February IL, early this
week. The parents were acquitted,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
OFFICERS ELECTED
AT CONFERENCE

Officers for the coming year were
elected at the regular monthly con-
ference of the officers and teachers
of the Presbyterian Sunday school
which was held at the home of Mrs.
Adrian Lyon. Monday night. Those
elected were:
Superintendent, Glenworth Stur-
gis; assistant superintendent, ID. w.
Boehue; treasurer, William H. Cor
telyou; secretaries, Frank Comings,
Alexander Myers and George Nelson:
pianist, Miss Marie Fritzinger. Miss
Winifred Sturgis was elected assist
ant pianist.
Superintendent elected for the
various departments include, Mrs.
Susan Fraser and Mrs. Alfred Null
len, Home Department; John Hay
wood, Senior Department.; Mrs. Ad-
rian Lyon, intermediate Depart
ment; Miss Leisa Henry, Junior De-
partment; Mrs. c. ID. Fraser, Prim-
airy Department; Miss Bertha Brown,
Miss Cluney and Miss Helen White
more. Beginners Department, anC
Miss Bertha Brown. Cradle Roll
Mrs. Adrian Lyon and Mrs. Perch
ard were appointed TO the mission
airy committee and Miss Leisa Henry
Pauline Berner. Bertha Brown, Mrs.
Myars and Mrs. Fraser were named
for the program committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
HOPELAWN

The local fire company will put
on a baseball game between the
married and single men Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. The game
will be played on the diamond at
Florida Grove and Brace venue
Edmund Lily had a narrow es-
cape the other day. when a piece Of
ground upon which he was standing
gave way beneath him, precipitat-
ing him twenty feet downward in
10 an old well. He vas rescued by
passing persons. who witnessed the
nishap.
William Acker was a Woodbridge
visitor en- Wednesday.
Miss Susan Sharp. OF Stapleton,
visited friends here Wednesday.
John Kish spent Tuesday In
Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
ANOTHER STOLEN AUTO
FOUND BY DETECTIVES

NEW BRUNSWICK, March 81
Another stolen automobile has been
recovered by County Detective Ferd
David. who is assisting Insurance
company detectives in locating auto
mobiles stolen from New York and
believed to be in this section. The
recovery of a Westcott car IN the
possessiong of Mike Farakas. which
was purchased at a sheriff's sale,
marked the fourth recovery of auto
mobiles in this raid by Detective
David. This automobile like the
Buick car recently found in Farakas'
possession, was formerly in the pos
session of Chester Levine, who has
disappeared since the beginning OF
this investigation.
1t is the opinion of the detectives
working on this case, hat this
fence" is a bigger affair than II
was originally thought to be.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-31
PUBLIC Examination
At HEBREW SCHOOL

Plans we're arranged for a public
examination of the scholars of the
Hebrew school, to be held in the
Bnei Zion Institute in Fayette street
on Saturday afternoon, May /, at
the meeting OF the directors of the
school last night in Congregation
Schaary TiiloiA- During the evening
the directors we're served with a
banquet by a committee consisting
of Mrs. NJ. Jacobson and Mrs. p.
Pavlovsky.
Further arrangements were also
made for the employing of another
teacher at the school. There are
now two teachers employed at the
schooland the employing of q -hird
will be made necessary by the in
creased attendance.
Rev. Fl. Chazan. president or the
Board of Education reported on the
progress of the institution.