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The New York herald., 1921-05-17

FREEPoRT.- Two new Dutch Colonial
homes: g rooms. every modern convent.
ence; garages; cement walks, brick porches; /;
hcst location; open for inspection; corner
whaiey 81, aand Miller av. VIM NJ. CATER,
builder, 40 Railroad sv.. Freeport, Tel. 3s.
FAR RoUKtwAY- Y-Edgemers cottages FOR
rent Aor sale. Lewis n MAY Co, Far
Rockawsv. J., ]. Phone 60 Tar Rockaway.
HOMES, Sc. 800 upward. easy terms. HYDE
4 BANTER, Port warhington, L. T..
LAKE RoNKoNKoMA ts boomins-Lors.
{ minutes 70 the lake, HfGH. pRY. s2a
each. BathinR, boating and fishing. as many
as YOU want, DE ToURRtEt. ~ Clinton
ST. brooklyn, y, VI
MINEor,A, l.. r-HoMEs AND ACpEAGE
WONDERFUL. BARGAINS. Y. UNsER.
The New York herald., 1921-05-17
HOUSES ON THE HUDSON

Thirty minutes from A2d ST.. attractive 2
room cottage. electricity, &C; overlooking
river. convenient TO station and trolley: f1J.-
garages. trees. Ac., s22,oo to $50. 900; full
value for the money. BELLOWS 4 WAR
rem. Getty Square, Yonkorr.
The New York herald., 1921-05-17

pEyNapp q KRAFT, REL Estate.
80 Hugutnot s. Tel osu. New Rochelle
The New York herald., 1921-05-17

wsstchcster-srie OF Rent.
ron RENT.
IN LAWRENCE PARK, DHoNNviLLE,
A NEW HOUSE, deliRhtfully situated on the
hillside, among fire old trees convenient 10
schools, stores and station > rooms, sleeping
porch. baths garage plot fc0xin0.
SWALLOW 4 PRATT, INC.
i2 Palmer sv. Bronr,iilc, n. u, Tel. iiai.
IMMEDIATE occupancy IN beautiful Chester
Hill section Nj. Vernon. . rconl- and bath.
ror particulars phone fillcrc-t 1920
OWNER sacrifice Colonial estate. High
lands -westch-ster, mansion 70 rooms,
cottage, " rooms; " acres. brook, orchard
Ideal institution. sanitariurn, inn State
road, near rcek-kil. brokers recognized.
OWNER, 1900 Madison Az.
OWNERS. construction corporation builds
ard finances, ~ West $40 ct, New York.
REWARD 2 KRAFT, r.si Estate.
80 HIguenot g. Tel oau. New Rochelle
The New York herald., 1921-05-17
REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.


Long Island-Saie or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-05-17
Two Flats Planned for the Heights

Two six story apartment houses have
Been planned for Washington Heights
by the Mardel Estates. Inc. as follows:
At 655 to 667 West 182d street 137.Sxs6
Sprlngsteen & Goldhamnler, architects,
estimate the cost at 5000 The other
structure will be at 6s4 TO s74 West 1s3d
street. The same architects estimate
the cost at $500 000
The New York herald., 1921-05-17
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.

SUMNER cottage. tiv. bedroom. Farsr.
Helport, L l., near bay ss2h. KENT
SHALL, II water o.. Twi d. q. ppee
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OWNERS. construction corporation builds
and finances. ~ West 4sd at, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-17
Borough Of Bronx-saie or Rent.
Borough Of Richmond--saieo or Reot.

WE have several apartment buildings for
sale In the Bronx AT sacrific. prices.
PEAsE. .EI.LIMAN, 34o Madison av.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
KEASBEY

Mrs. Harry ~Schoenbrun and son
Agidney, of Long Island, formerly
Ihere, visited at the home of Mr.. inc
Mrs. Arthur Rerkowitz yesterday.
Mrs. Henry, of Perth Amboy. VS.
tied Mrs. William j. Fullerton Tues
day night.
Miss Fraser, music instructress OF
the township, visited the local school
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Quish and
daughter Marguerite spent last night
In Perth Amboy.
Mrs. John j. Schilcox was an out
of-town visitor yesterday.
Miss Emma Klein was an out-of-
town visitor yesterday.
play, great interest is being taken
In the firemen's card tourney here
by the various teams participating.
Tomorrow nights games promise TO
bring about keen rivalry as the
leading teams are scheduled to meet.
Quish and H. Schilcox are still in
the lead but are closely followed by
three other teams. The games
scheduled for tomorrow night are:
Deutsch and Schwartz VS. Pfeiffer
and Gloff, Quish and H. Schilcox VS..
Eisler and Romer. Johnson n j.
Bertram VS.. ]. Schilcox and Holz-
mann, G. Fullerton and Stevens VS..
Wagenhoffer. brothers. w. Bertram
land Fiddler VS.. M. Wagenhoffer and
III. Fullerton. Schuster and Gloyna
VS.. 500 and katrausky.
John Fullerton. of Perth Amboy.
visited relatives here last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
THE BOOK OF MARTHA
By JANE LOREMER

in the man to whom she gave her
bridal faith.
Happy indeed is the husband
and very wise-who cherishes the
precious faith of his bride, and does
his fair share TO save it from de-
struction!
I suppose I ought to have had
some conjunction about putting
any queries about my husband to
Ann, but when did a jealous wife
ever hamper her own s~leuthing?
Ann had no computations about
replying when I asked what she
knew about Bob's secret.
Not much-you silly!" she said.
All l know is that Katherine Miller
was employed by the vice crusaders
to do a little detective work. kath-
crime told ne. And she took Bob
along to take are of her." No more
could Mistress Ann tell me, but she
added this advice: why don't you
put it up to Bob?"
Little had 1 imagined that the
pretty rouged girls whom I had seen
leaving the burning prison in a pro-
cession had any possible connection
with my personal affairs!
The very idea made me furious,
and my wrath made me brave. and
so that night l asked BOZ how he
had spent the time of my absence in
New York.
Bob thought a long time before
he replied, then he spoke with the
resigned air of one who has decided
to make a clean breast of a bad
matter.
Morrison asked Katherine to do
a little investigating at some of the
hotels. 1t was for the vice crusad-
ers," he explained. II went with
her!"
II don't see any sense in that" I
said bitterly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

"Our aliens bring rich gifts"
said Mrs. Pennybacker. I'VE turn
them away with a hostile look and
a cheap nickname for each ma
| tionaIity. We make them citizens
with as little ceremony as if we
were selling potatoes. We take
away their pride of a c and
when the pride of race dies, the
man dies"
Keep Traditions
Mrs. Pennybacker would have
a club woman at every naturaliZa-
ton ceremony. She say that the
alien who becomes a citizen should
feel the dignity no less than the
| knights of old. who prepared for
the rites of knighthood by days of
fasting and prayer.
She says that all traditions
should be chung to by women in
particular, as it is through the
women of the land that beauty Of
the home becomes beauty of the
state.
IF you are an American. or il
you are of some other country,
keep whatever you have, throw
no memories away-accumulate,"
Mrs. Pennybacker said, IF I were
king, I'd make every girl fit to be-
come mayor at IS"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
valentine PARTY
FOR GIRLS CLUB

The next meeting of the Girls
Club will be an unusual meeting in
the form of a Valentine card party
Monday night, February IA. and
each of the members may bring a
guest TO participate in any of the
popular card games of the day.
Miss LaVerne DeHamm, as chair
man of the hospitality committee,
has arranged a particularly nice
time with Valentine decorations and
delicious refreshments, and prizes
will be awarded in all OF the games
which will last the entire evening
after the short business meeting to
precede it. The last several meet
ings OF the club have been filled
with business and speakers bringing
messages OF educational value to the
members of the club but Mondays
meeting will be a complete and well
come change and all of the mem
bers are expected to come. bring a
good time and join in the fun
whether they play cards OF not.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
ANS ERE AND SUGGESTIONS FOR
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

For the hostess who likes to have
her parties on red letter days of
the calendar February IA offers a
charming opportunity.
A Valentine tea can be made into
la truly charming delightful affair
by the simple use of ingenuity. red
and white crepe paper and candle
hight. Arrange the dining table in
such a way that 1t looks like an
old-fashioned lace paper valentine.
Use the table bare and make the
lace" of white crepe paper. II the
table is round make the lacy part
in the shape of a heart.
The tea should be poured at the
top of the heart. Small hearts
cut from red crepe paper may be
scattered judiciously owe the
valentine. A low basket OF flowers
makes the centerpiece and the mid
die of the valentine. The plates Of
cakes and candies help in decorat-
ing and the soft glow of candle
light lends enchantment.
Menu For Tea
Heart-shaped Sandwiches
Olives Sailed Nuts
Cupid's Ambrosia
Heart Cakes Candies
Tea and Chocolate
My Own Recipes
Hard-boiled eggs. pimentoes
and mayonnaise make good sand
witches. Chop the eggs and pi-
mentoes very fine and add mayon-
naise to make moist. Spread on
thin pieces OF white buttered
bread and cut In the shape of
bined with an equal amount of
cream cheese spread on brown
bread makes a sweet sandwich.
Somehow one connects sweet
things with valentines, so the tea
may be distinctly sweet and be in
keeping. A marshmallow may be
dropped in each cup of chocolate
instead of whipped cream. and
marachino cherries served with
the tea in place of lemon to carry
out the color scheme of red. Use
bonbons and the lovely fruit je!-
lies in all colors for the candy.
Almonds. pecans and hickory nuts
are always good salted.
hearts with the sandwich cutter
and put two hearts together with
~sweetened and favored whipped
cream. Ice with fondant icing col
ored pink and lavendar and green.
The fondant icing is made Just as
foudant candy is made and melted
over hot water when wanted to ice
the cakes.
Cupid's Ambrosia
Q tablespoons gelatine
" cup cold water
1 quart canned Strawberries
1 cup candied pineapple
1 cup candied cherries
] cup English walnuts
a cup sugar (if berries are not
very sweet)
2 tablespoons lemon juice
j pint whipping cream
u cup powdered sugar
Strain berries through a hne
sieve and bring juice to the boiling
point. Stir into gelatine softened
in cold water and add sugar. lemon
Juice and Strawberries. When cool
add fruit and nuts. When begin
ming to set fold in cream whipped
and sweetened. Turn in a mold and
chill. The pudding should stand
at least there hours to become firm.
Serve garnished with candied vio-
lets.
Copyright, 1921, N. Il. Az
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
MISS HARDING BRIDE
OF ANDREW JAN0ERUP

Miss Elizabeth C. Harding. daugh-
ter of Patrolman and Mrs. Robert
Harding, of State street, and Andrew
J~anderup. of Elm street, this city,
were married Sunday afternoon by
Rev. william P. Cantwell in 81.
Mary's church in Center street,
shortly after 5 o'clock. The couple
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Boyar. of this city, as matron
of honor and best man. TIE brides
suit was of Copenhagen blue with
hat to match and her flowers were
a corsage bouquet of white roses,
while the matron of honor wore q
suit of dark blue with hat 10 match
and corsage bouquet Of orphelis
roses
A reception and wedding supper
followed at the home Of the brides
parents in State street and the
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Pow
ers, Mrs. Thomas Flynn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen HYDE, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jolly, Mrs. William Deverin. Mr..
and Mrs. Jago, Mr.. and Mrs. Trutti,
Mr.. and Mrs. Budney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Plass, Mr.. and Mrs. William Sand
beck, Mrs. Janderup, Mr.. and Mrs
George Boyar, Nj. and Mrs. Snyder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harding. Sr.,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
The Pelican

Once again the twins were ready
to continue their journey to the
South Pole. They were on a little
ice island floating about in the ocean
but the Fairy Queen was beside them
and besides they had found their
Magic Green Shoes. SO they were in
no danger.
Nick looked at his map. I'VE
had better be starting, Nancy" he
reminded her. I'VE lost so much
time while we were prisoners of the
wicked Jim that we'll have to hurry
TO make up for It."
IT think" said the Fairy Queen.
that you would better be extra
careful. children. for the nearer you
get to the Pole. the more determined
the Jim will be to prevent you from
getting there. He and Snitcher-
Snatch. the wicked fairy who stole
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

the toys. are the greatest of friends
and sometimes even my power can
not protect you. But l car help you
now to get to land. at least. If you
will wish yourselves and your carved
box quite small, l shall call Mr.. Peli-
can to carry you safely"
She waved her wand, and Instant
ly a large pelican was beside them,
looking fat and sleek and sleepy.
Put these children safely away in
your BILL she commanded. land
carry them to shore safely. And
mind you. don't yoI get hungry and
forget that you have such a precious
burden an6 go hunting for fish.
You'll be sure to drop them out if
you do"
The pelican promised and tucked
Nancy an Nick safely into his bill
pouch where they fitted quite nicely.
Then away he flew.
The ice island upon which they
had been standing. and the Fairy
Queen vanished at once. Far away.
the bird with the little boy and girl
in his beak. was a mere speek in the
sky. Once again the twins were on
their travels.
Copyright, 1921. n. E. Al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
THE stars inciin- but do not compel
Friday, February II, 1921
Copyright, 1921. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)


Copyright, 1921. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
Astrologers read this as a quiet
day with Mars dominating in evil
place. Uranus is family helpful.
All the signs seem to point to
much unrest everywhere in the
world, and this will continue to be
reflected in this country.
Danger is seen in the focusing OF
sentiment through propaganda here
in the United States. Mars gives
warning of serious misunderstood
ings with foreign powers.
While the planet that is ever pow
erful in time of war seems to warn
now that peace may not be assured,
Uranus indicates a saner viewpoint
on public questions than has char
acterized many classes Of men and
women.
This is not a fortunate sway for
domestic happiness. There may be
serious troubles. owing to the mem
tai attitude which tends toward self
analysis and Standardization.
Growth of faith in the power of
mind to control material conditions
will be apparent this year.
Again heated debates in legisla-
tive bodies are forecast and congress
may be the scene Of sensational
episodes.
Financial problems that affect the
people will come much to the front
at this time and will cause severe
criticism.
The seers prophesy for the first
few months of the new administra-
ton a. Washington much commen-
dation from the majority of men
and women, but later there may be
serious discussion that affects for
eign policies.
The situation of Mercury is held
to make it seem necessary to pre-
pare for war, or at least to provide
protection against outside troubles.
Growth of materialism and in
crease of Immortality will be evil
dent as the year advances. or at
least will be recognized as never be-
fore, If the stars are read Alright.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is
should avoid all litigation in the
coming year. They should not spec
ulate or take unnecessary risks.
Children born on this day may be
quick-tempered and rather exacting.
but they are likely to be clever in
mathematics and fond Of aquatic
sports.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
How To Keep
Yourself Well
Consultation

Constipation
Ny little girl. hve and one-haif
years old, is very badly affected with
constipation. She new had a move
ment only with c~athartics, and then
they to help after a while. l
have to give her enemas.
Orange juice and prunes are ex-
c~ellent. Include oatmeal. fresh veg
etables and fruits. with plenty of
water to drink between meals. a
t~easpoonful of raw bran added TO
the oatmeal is often very beneficial.
Train her in the habit OF regular
bowel movement.
Tubcrcular Germs
Are tubercular germs alive after
they are eliminated from the sys-
tenn? 1 mean tubercle bacilli which
are swallowed.
Yes. they are very much alive,
and this is one nor reason why
persons suffering from tuberculosis
should be very careful about all
their discharges.
My little boy is very fond OF cats.
Is there any danger of his becoming
diseased from playing with them?
The danger is very slight. proba-
bly, no greater than the danger from
contracting communicable disease
from dogs.
Sciatica
I have had sciatica for three
years. For the past year ] have lost
twenty-five or thirty pounds of flesh
although my sciatica is some better
than it was twelve months ago.
What could cause my loss of flesh?
Seiatica alone would not account
for your loss of weight. Since this
may indicate some serious disturb
ance or constitutional disease. the
pelvic organs should be examined to
determine whether any pressure Is
being exerted in this region. If you
have rheumatism or govt, treatment
will be directed toward the constitu-
tional conditions. In some cases rest
in bed with fixation of the limb is
beneficial, but your physician will
be able to decide what is best in your
particular case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

NEW YORK-Mrs. Percy v.
Pennybacker, chairman of the Gen.
eral Federation OF women's Clubs
has a slogan:
Every club a training camp for
citizenship"
Mrs. Pennybacker has been put
ting in her time studying citizen
ship and Amcricanization. She
says that she finds fault. not with
women alone, but with America
she says the same thing is the
matter with both: no ritual in the
national life.
Voting, says Mrs. Pennybacker
should become n part of a NO
rau's instructive knowledge to-
ward the Highland any woman
who does not vote, or who does
not take a first-hand interest in
voting, is a traitor to her country.
In Every Club
Mrs. Penybacker has mapped
out a course of study which she
hopes to install in every woman's
| club throughout the Union.
The course embraces economies,
| history, government. and not least
of these duty to the foreign-born.
In fact, this last Is Mrs. Penny
hackers greatest interest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
Bob,s Secret Is Solved

Very sure was / that Ann knew
something about my husbands big
secret. Therefore l resolved to ask
her what she knew, and If possible
to free myself forever from my tor
turing doubts concerning Bob's
Whereabouts at the time of my abb
sence in New York. Bob and 1 la
been very happy since we had come
together again. but underlying my
own happiness was a certain unrest.
/ had a feeling of instability, a sense
that I was being cheated.
Having cheated me once, what
was to hold Bob back from cheating
me again?
That doubt, that fear, I am sure
Is the curse which follows the
estrangements of the married. 1t
takes a long time for a wife to for
get if once her trust has been violat-
ed; a longer time to arrive at any
thing like her original confidence
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
A true
hair grower

Sworn proof of hair growth after bald
ness. Amazing reports oflegions of users
of Kotalko, in stopping loss ofhair, over
coming dandruff. conquering badness.
Here's tho fairest offer in the world
use Kotalko. If it doesn't do all you
expect. get your m~oney-backi Forget
past bad luck with your hair. This is
something different. Get a small box OF
KOTALkO at any busy druggists.
Guarantee and directions with the box.
Show your friends this advertisement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

Such attractive frocks as this one
are worn in the south now and will
be features of the summer up north.
This particular model is a pale
blue handkerchief linen with ruff
fies of the same done in English
eyelet embroidery in white.
The ~bell-shaped sleeves. the
sQuare-cut collar and the Runaway
fronts are all edged with the ruff
fling, while the vest is of white linen
finely tucked.
In one of the thin figured silks or
in plain chiffon taffeta with the ruff
fes of the same material the design
would be equally effective.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
Old Bridge Girl weds.

OLD BRIDGE, Feb. 10. = An
nouncement has lust been made of
the wedding of Miss Jeanette Hen
Erickson of this place to Archie
Benham OF Prospect Plains. The
ceremony took place at the parson-
age of Rev. c. Conner OF New
Brunswick on January 26, and the
witnesses were Miss Marion Per-
dun and Raymond Mergangey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
WOULD NOT DO WITHOUT IT.

You al stop a common cold IL
you act promptly at the first sign of
sneezing and chilliness. hoarseness.
tickling throat or coughing. Just
take a dose of Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. II is affective and
pleasant 10 take. Harry L. Neff.
Price Hill. Cincinnati. O., knows it
is good for iong-standing coughs
and colds. too. He writes: II had
a very bad cough for almost two
years / have taken 5 bottles of
Foley's Honey and Tar and am al
most well. I simply would not do
Eyerywhere.-Ady.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Donovan. Mr.
and Mrs. William Harding. Jr. and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hard
ing. Jr., Misses Margaret Burke.
Rulitia Snyder and Anna Hansen
John Mannicon. william Harding,
Sr., Thomas Barry, Patrick Kilmur-
ray, Daniel Deverin. James, Anna
Margaret Liston and Joseph Hard
ing, Miss M~aliszeiroski, Miss Julia
DeVeny, Miss Rose Boyar and Miss
Josephine Siebira. Messrs. Edward
and Richard Flynn, Robert Boyars
Mr.. and Mrs. Janderup, Mrs Welsh,
Misses Julia and May Welsh. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Cotter and son,
James, OF this city; Mrs. Murphy.
Anna. Catherine and Edna Murphy,
Mrs. Thone and family of Brooklyn;
Mrs. Daley, Mr.. McMara and Mr..
. and Mrs. McCaluf, of Brooklyn
After a short honeymoon n
| couple will reside in this city. wheE!
they have numerous friends and &c.
quaintances.