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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-27
DES MONIES STREET
CARS ARE RUNNING
(By The Associated Press.)

Des Moines, Ia. Aug. 26.--Street
car service was resumed on all
street car lines here today in ac-
cordance with the order of Federal
Judge Martin j. Wade. The serv-
ice will continue during the period
of the state fair.
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TO END DEBs CASE.

III GlND DisASo NStso.
) Washington, Aug. 26.-Dis-
position of the case of Eu-
) gene ". Debs. imprisoned So
) cialist leader. may be taken up
with President Harding to-
morrow by Attorney General
naugherty. 1t was stated off
cially today at the department
Of justice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-27
EAMONN De VALERA REELECTED
AS SLEADER OF irish REPUBLIC;
FOUNDER OF SlNN FEIN H0N0RED
President of Republic Says Position of His
Party Is Unchanged and Cannot Be Changed
Because "It Is Fundamentally Sound;" Seeks
to End Conflict With England.
inv THE Ass0fyATED PRESS J

cause It is fundamentally sound.
Just the moment we get off that
fundamental rock Of right ana
justice. we have no case whstso-
ever. No fight can be made ex-
|cept on that rock and on that rock
we shall stand"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-27
/. MURDERER EXECUTED.

Butte, Mont, Aug. 26.-Albert
Yeik was executed at the Dillon
T aitentiary early today for the
i.lurder April %. 1920. OF Sheriff
c. X. Wyman at Monida. near the
Idaho mine. Two hundred persons
witnessed the execution.
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WILL SELL LIQUOR.

\ Washington, Aug. 26.-Im- 4
mediate disposition of liquors 4
seized under the national pro-
hibition act, on which storage
charges are accruing. was or
dered today by Prohibition 4
Commissioner Haynes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-27
WEATHER
THE FoRECAsT.

THE FORECAST.
Denver. Colo, Aug. 26.--New
Mexico: Generally fair south, un-
settled north portion Saturday and
Sunday. probably with showers; no
important change In temperature.
Arizona: Fair west. probably
showers east portion Saturday and
northeast portion Sunday; not
much change in temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-27
MARCH Of MEN
IN COAL FIELDS
COMES TO END:
TURN BACK HOME
Believed That There Were
Between 5000 and 10,-
900 Men Marching in the
Mingo District.
1000 EX-SERVICE MEN
TOOK PART IN PARADE
"Sulcide for Men to Ad-
vance, Says Secretary OF
Organization; Bandholtz
in Charge of Situation,

Madison. West Va, Aug. 26 (by
the Associated Press. 1.-The march
of miners from Marmet to Mingo
in protest against martial law,
came to an end late today when
President G. Keeney of district No
IL, United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, induced 500 or 600 of the men
to agree to return to their homes.
Keeney said that special trains
would be provided for the men
here, while the thousands along
the road between Madison and
9Peytona had taken the back track.
Mr., Keeney said he was trying
TO have train here tonight. 1t is
only short run over the Coal
river branch of the Chesapeake &
Ohio railroad to st. Adams, on the
main line. and as short from there
to Charleston.
He planned, he said. to get the
men here aboard the train at the
earliest possible moment. for they
were footsore and weary as many
had marched long distances to
Marmet.
A meeting of the advance guard
of about 200 was held in the base
ball park here, the men occupying
the grandstand. Enough strag-
glers came in along the Peytona-
Madison road to swell the gather
ing to about 600.
The men sat in the bright sun
light and listened intently while
Mr.. Keeney and Secretary Mooney
explained details of the conference
with Brig. Gen. H. Bandholtz, u,
s. A., representing the war depaYt-
ment, in Charleston this morning.
Mr.. Keeney said General Band
holtz insisted that the march end
at once and explained the possible
course of the federal government
IL the men persisted in their de-
termination to pass through Logan
and into Mingo county.
Two or three of the miners, said
to be leaders among the men, also
addressed the meeting. The more
conservative speakers urged ac-
cepting Mr.. Keeney's advice. Mr.,
Keeney promptly told them to go
. back home,
That broke up the meeting, and
some OF the men who had joined
the marching force from this vi
cinity Immediately started for their
homes.
Keeney talked freely with news
paper men of the march, and ex-
planned that as he and Secretary
Mooney rode along from Charles
ton this morning urged many
miners to return to their homes.
He said it was expected that the
men would be out of the county
within the next two days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-27
Had Passed Madison.

Madison, w. Va, Aug, rs (by
the Associated Press. 1.-The ad-
vanced guard of the marching min
ers, on their way from Marmet to
Mingo as a protest against Cover
nor Morgan's martial law. was
turned back by Charles f. Keeney.
president Of district No. IT, United
Mine Workers. and Fred Mooney,
secretary. after it had passed
through Madison shortly after
noon today.
The men, numbering some 200
or 800, had camped in hollow
kt..a 4 Do \
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

At the beginning Of the Post
Leuten season Immediately after
Easter, the various social circles in
the city will be veritably caught
up in a whirl of social engagements.
Nearly every club. society or So
rority has definitely or Indefinitely
arranged to stage some large card
party or dance at that time.
Among the very first will be the
Easter dance OF the Rector's Guild
in ST. Peters Parish House in Rec
tor street on the night OF Easter
Monday. March 20. and following
close on the heels Of this will be
the card party Of the Raritan order
Of the Eastern Star in the Elks'
building on Madison avenue Tues
day, March %. Both Of these events
will be important social beginnings
for the spring season Of the guild
and lodge. Guest night" OF the
Girls Club. the always important
yearly event OF the club. viii also
be among the definitely arranged
events of the season. This event
will take place on the night Of Mon
day, April II, no doubt in the high
school auditorium and h usual for
mality will distinctly set this apart
from the other events arranged.
Many Of the clubs have determin-
ed to hold some similar occasion.
but have postponed the decision OF
the date AID the exact nature OF the
affair until a later date. but all are
most decisive in their determination
OF some such celebration. of these
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
THE BOOK OF MARTHA
BY JANE LORuMER

fort to Martha? II he was an ideal
man as / wanted to believe, how
could he demonstrate sympathy
TO a married woman? He had no
right TO do sol
Il do not understand men at all.r
I sighed.
Neither do T." Martha agreed.
Evan cheated me and all his other
loves. Van cheats all the women he
iatters. Would Arthur Mansfield
prove no finer than they-if put to
the test ?"
I'm sick and tired Of men as food
for thought Let's leave it at that"
But / think Martha would have
continued to talk about Mansfield
had we not been interrupted.
Entered a handsome gentleman
Of fifty years. His hair was white
and wavy, his skin a little too pink.
He was plainly a successful egotist
and optimist. m Of Daddy Lori
mer's kind.
1 retreated before his imposing
personality. I took up Miss Lulu
Bett." which Martha had thrown on
a table in a corner of the room
CHANGING up casually. I could not
fail to note that the gentleman had
pulled his chair o close to Mar
tha's.
Goodness me. A pretty woman
in business sometimes has TO endure
a lott" thought 1. No escaping
criticisml A woman must a C Il
and hght IT,"
Ito be continuedl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
Editorials For
Women Folks

I'm tired walls the cynic. Tired
or noisy c~abarets: tired of temper
amental "vamps' of both sexes:
tired of Limitations of celebrated
people; tired of he-women and She
men; tired of a hundred h
things that make folks seem what
they are not and reveal the foibles
and follies of men and women.
All of which is simply a plea that
we get back to the wholesome prin-
ciple of being ourselves and not try
ing to ape other folks; of developing
our own personality according to its
natural bent and not according TO
that of another.
Each one of us has something
about us that d~ifferentiates us from
other Individual in the world. and 1t
is this something that makes us in
teresting.
1t is when we lose sight of this
and try to make ourselves over some
pattern that o not ft. that we
make people tired.
individuality is the charm that
attracts and holds admiration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

The rule is not favorable to do
nestle happiness.
There is a probability that decep-
ton may be made easy at this time
and intrigue and indirection are
prognosticated among persons OF
many interests.
The birthrate is to decrease dur
ing the coming year. except among
alien races, the seers declare.
Falling wages will cause unusual
difficulty in a Western city before
the end of April. it is prophesied.
Again a return to more conven-
tional and less immodest modes OF
dress is indicated by the stars.
Agitation concerning religious
matters is foreshadowed and there
may be many revivals and awaken
irgs of interest in church affairs
during the next few months.
The power of thought is to be
recognized in new ways in the next
year, when discoveries will be made
that introduce strange ways of conn.,
municatiors.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is viii.
have an active year in business and
social affairs. Speculation Will be
a temptation but should be avoided.
Children born on this day are
likely to be quick tempered and
self willed. They are usually very
successful, for they have the force
to project themselves rapidly along
any line Of work they choose to fol-
low.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
Post Lenten Season
To Be Active One In
Local Society Circles

the Daughters OF Isabella are expect
ed to be among the first with their
anniversary celebration. perhaps a
banquet. Then there will be the
dance OF the Barbara Frietche Girls
In the Western improvement Asso-
citation hall and that OF the Metro
Social Club in the same location
These are the societies who have
announced their intention for begin
ming the spring social season. bur
these will be only a part Of the So
cial engagements TO precede the
season Of vacations and good times-
There will no doubt be a renewal
of the old time assembly dances in
the Raritan Yacht Club since the
successful one given ear the Christ
mas season. The Rosary Society
and the Daughters Of Isabella viii
begin their weekly card parties
anew mingiiug them with those
larger combined dances and parties.
There will be dances under aus
pices Of the Y. w. H A. Y. NJ H. A.
o. g. c. Club the Amity Club and
the Raritan Social Club in addition
to the numerous occasions given at
every season Of the year for charity
The feature Of every n OF these
pre-arranged events will be the
large following of men, women.
boys and girls who will gupporu
each and every one. The Lenten
season has been unusually dull and
the reaction in the renewal of all
former social activities will be felt
to a marked degree.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
No Escape from Eroticism

No IELaPS NtOAi
A certain paralysis Of feeling fol-
lowed my Cancellation with Bob. I
was utterly tired of emotions. my
own, Bob's, AIMS Martha's. every
body's.
1 was weary of loving. and of
being loved, and of talking about
love.
L needed some hours Of physical
activity, or purely intellectual and
Unconditional occupation. Hoping to
remain in that mood until my soul
was again at peace, and hoping to
get Martha into 1t, for the good OF
her own soul, I went down to her
office. We would lunch together.
On her desk was a magnificent
bunch Of white lilacs, pure but
heavy with a subtle sentiment. The
blossoms and Martha's first SEN
tence plunged me again into the
eroticism / was struggling to escape:
From Mr.. Mansfield" she said
as I regarded the fragrant white
SPRAYS with unconcealed hostility.
Everybody is commiserating you
about that unfortunate affair be-
tween Van and Evan?'
Martha nodded, regarded the
flowers thoughtfully, and admitted:
II suppose the bouquet does indi-
cate that Arthur Mansfield under
stands."
Makes me think OF funeral
fowers!" Thus impulsively and in
d-screetly 1 voiced my establishment
1 was disappointed in Arthur Mans
field. Why need he send any COM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

There is nothing more 6iscourag-
ing to a l~aundress than to find her
:rons rusty. Unsightly brown
streaks On immaculate linen ma be
avoided.
After finishing an ironing it's an
easy matter to rub the boston, end
edges of the irons with paraffin. Any
five and ten cent store viii supply
the paraffine. Tie it in a small
square of c~heesecloth and keep it
with the usual ironing equipment.
The parafin forms a thin coating Of
wax which protects the metal from
dampness.
Menu For Tomorrow
BREAKFAST-Halves of grape
fruit, oatmeal scenes, coffee.
LUNCHEON - Spinach souhle,
bread and butter, honey, tea.
DINNER-Cream Of tomato soup.
macaroni with cheese. buttered
string beans, shrimp salad, rhubarb
tarts, coffee.
My Own Recipes
There are times when every cook
feels that if she didn't have TO peel
POTATOES for dinner she would be
perfectly happy. This dinner menu
hasn't a sign of a potato and doesn't
need it. The macaroni supplies
the starch usually given to a meal
by potatoes. The macaroni and
cheese dish also furnishes some
protein. The salad adds enough
protein to make up for the lack In
The main dish.
Oatmeal Scenes
Cold cooked oatmeal, -four. salt.
Into cold cooked oatmeal knead
as much flour as necessary TO
make a dough stiff enough to roll
Use salt in the proportion of one
fourth teaspoonful 10 / cup of -four.
Roll about three-fourths of an inch
thick. Cut in triangles and bake
on a we'll creased griddle. Spit
and butter and serve very hot. This
is an excellent way to use up left
ever breakfast porridge.
Spinach SoufIe
2 pounds spinach. ? tablespoons
butter, l egg, y teaspoon salt
"A pepper, few gratings
nutmeg. whites 8 eggs yolks :
eggs.
Wash and pick over spinach.
Cook in its own juice till tender.
Drain and chop. Melt butter in
n-aucepan, add spinach. salt pep
per and nutmeg and stir over fire
ill hot. Add egg slightly beaten
and continue TO cook. stirring I'M
iii thick. Add the ySks of the
eggs beaten till thick and lemon
colored. Let stand TIL quite cold.
Add the whites of the eggs before
tin stiff and dry. Bake in in
| dividual ramekins or a large but
tered baking dish. Serve at once.
Copyright, 1921. n. f. Al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
THE MAGICAL MUSHROOM

BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
Nancy and Nick, as you have
heard, are twins who have a fairy
friend called the Magical Mush-
room, who is a servant of the Fairy
Queen. He gives the twins a pair
of Magical Green Shoes. which they
wear whenever the Fairy Queen
wishes an errand done.
The Mushroom himself possesses
the magical gift of speaking n
language.
The Green Shoes not only a
carry their wearers safely over lane
and sea, but they can change the
size of their owners at will.
Already have the twins been Of
use in assisting Mr.. Rubadub to
spring-clean the animals in Scrub
UPLAND; in helping Mr.. Tingal.ng
to collect rents in the Land-of-Dear-
Knows-Where; and in aiding Mr..
Scribble Scratch to teach the ami
mal-school in Meadow-Grove Land;
n in rescuing the birthday toys
from Snitcher-Snatch. a wicked
fairy.
At times the Magical Mushroom
gives the children a charm-a piece
of his hat, which gives them the
same power that he possesses.
"Oho,' cried Nick one day as he
and Nancy romped down to the
meadow to play, Winter is almost
over and won't we nave a grand
time!''
Grand time. grand time!" sang
Nancy, his twin sister. doing a little
dance. stopping suddenly she ask
ed, ''Nickie. what do we do in the
spring besides pick flowers and buy
new. hats and beat carpets? l for
get"
Nick scoffed. do? Fly kites and
spin tops and ride bicycles and go
to ~circuses and
81 knew it, l knew it," cried a
voice near. II knew it all the time.
1 says to the Fairy Queen, says /,
yes, it's all right for the gnomes to
think they were doing a Kindness by
letting all the circus animals out.
I'm a home body as much as any
one. Only Gays I, it's such an out
landish time of year for them to do
such a thing. Spring coming n all!
Why, the first thing the Riddles will
think of is a circusi'
".Do you think So? said the
Fairy Queen, kind of worried. Don't
you think that they will forget all
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

about it if no one reminds emp
WELL says I, I'll tell you what,
your Royal Highness; 'sposin' I go
round and hear what a few of EN-
have to say about it. The SHOWS
going off and the pussy-willows will
soon be out, and I've e e two blue
birds and a robin. Besides that. I
happen to know that Rubadub, your
fairy spring-cleaner. is fixing UP the
Easter Bunny and his eggs early
this year. I'll soon find out If the
kiddies care about circuses and I'll
let you know"
The twins had not said a word.
but their yes grew bigger and big
ger as they spied an old friend down
on the ground.
1.-The Magical Mushroom" they
cried. "Oh, we are so glad to see
you!"
copyright, 1921, N. f. Al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

What does a cannbal talk about?
Charlotte Cameron. credited with being one OF the worlds most
intrepid women explorers, talked for hours with a group of friendly
cannibaIs on the west oas If Africa only to be later captured. by
members of the Makka tribe and experience a narrow escape from
death.
we talked about why they ate human flesh" Mrs Cameron re.
Il was curious, and asked them if they decided TO a m q Just
what sort of a dish they would prepare. To my surprise l "a told
that the cannibals enjoyed knuckles. and joints III bet-cooked some
what after the fashion If pigs knuckles"
Mrs. Cameron, who by the way. travels alone, a IS started Ton
San francisco fr the South Seas. When she has made this trip she
will have visited every portion of the globe.
Among her African adventures she tells OF being attacked by a
small r. of monkeys and, caught without a weapon, had to fight
them off witha sunshade. Retreaung over the crest of a hill h noted
thar h monkeys suddenly fed. Later she learned that the monkeys
to eros the hill because of a lion country that lay beyond.
Her mos precious trophy, she says, is an emblem of the Eskimo
Order Of Rd Cross made of dried reindeer skin and colored with vege-
table DIVES. 1t was given her while she was travelling among the Eski-
no in the frozen north.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
HOROSCOPE
stars inclin but do not compel"
Saturday. March ~, 1921.

(Copyright. 1921. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Early today friendly stars hold
sway. but later the influences are
not fortunate, according to astrol-
ogy. While Mercury. Jupiter and
the Sun are in beneic aspect Mars
and Uranus are strongly adverse
1t is a sway under which TO make
all important business deals during
the morning.
Advertising and publicity OF every
sort is well directed before noon,
but later it may not be successful
and NAV be even detrimental since
the judgment is likely TO be severe
ly antagonistic to printed state
meHts.
Judges and lawyers of every rank
should make the best of the time
before noon today. for d~isappoint-
ments may be expected later.
Mars is in forbidding sway that
threatens harmony and friendhness
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
AVENEL

The Parent-Teachers Association
of Avenel will hold a food sale Sat
urday, March IL. in the Avenel
school building. The proceeds will
be used for purchasing a motion
picture machine to be used In the
schools throughout the township.
Mrs. Lester Weller and Mrs. Ray
mond Hancock were Perth Amboy
shoppers Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
To Give Play at Matawan.

[By Evening News Correspondent.I
MATAWAN, March 11.-Tonight
in the high school auditorium the
senior class of the high school will
give the popular play, "Mr. Bob"
The play has been staged under the
direction of RMS. Herbert Citizens.
Those in the east are: Miss Clara
Solur. Miss Lucy Miller, Miss Es-
telle Baker. Miss May Stoothoff,
lanes Ward, Thomas Powers and
Mr.. Downes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
Salt.

Cloth wrung from salt and water
will wash mating.
A pinch of salt added to coffee
improves the flavor.
Few grains of salt added win
whip" cream.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11

~ @NSNCR6RSA 1ANNA
NEW YORK, March lin the
heart of New York, overlooking the
North River, 26 children play and
never say a word that rises above a
whisper-26 children who know
some of them are doomed for life.
These rs wear IS gowns of check
ed Bingham, they drink from 26
identical white and blue mugs. they
sleep on rs cots as like as peas. and
they know that they are liable to be
there for the rest of their years.
They are prisoners" Their
crime? Chronic diphtheria!
And their punishment? A little
hole cut below 1.-The voice box" in the
throat. into which a tube is inserted
so that they may breathe.
These children are mostly from
well-to-do-families. In some cases,
however. their families have dropped
out of sight, and the child never
hears from them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
Blister-Easier, Quicker

There's no sense in mixing a mess
Of mustard, -four and water when you
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff
ness with a little clean. white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined IN the form of the present
white ointment 1t takes the place of
mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat bronchitis. tonsilitis.
Group, stiff neck. asthma. neuralgia,
headache, congestion. pleurisy. rheuma-
tism, lumbago. pains and aches of the
back or joints sprainS sor muscles
bruises chilblains, frosted feet. colds Of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia).
35c and Csc jars; hospital size $500