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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
"Crawrey Crab HeIps.v

Whers the silly old cott%on-spinner
Gone OF the Wigglein people. you
know coughed out his tummy right
through his mouth. and the pink
pearl rolled out on the white sand
at the bottom of the ooean the
Twins stared till their eyes nearly
dropped out. But what could they
do. when Mr.. Cotton-Spinner had
them don up like parcels, in his
white wrapping string? :.
"Oh, no. Ha. ha, Hee, heel"
laughed the thief. Isn't that a fine
pocketbook to have. my dears! And
think how safe iI is! You'd never
lose pennies down the boardwalk it
you could swallow 'em and then
cough them up W hen you wished to
buy a lolly-pop. Tfhat's the way it is
with my pink pea ri. I'll always keep
it safe and sourid."
With these words. Mr.. Cotton
Spinner pulled IMP his ridiculous pa
per-bag of a stonhach. and swallowed
the pink pearl sbgain for safe keep
ing.
Suddenly a voice said, whats
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
GAaNamb70WoD
vs. lNznomaM a1

vorce which was worth while.
often 1 think it would have been
far better had I stood firmly by my
rights as a wife and mother, had I
forced my husband to give up the
girl. had 1 been willing to forgive.
Then / would have been happy
part Of the time, instead Of wrerehed
all OF the time. The children would
have had their fathers care.
And / would have saved that poor
girls soul.
TOO late. I doubt that divorce IS
a cure Tor the ills of matrimony.s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21

Miss Sara York, of Pennsylvania,
at the White House with a portrait
of Mrs. Andrew Jackson, Jr., who
acted as hostess of the executive
mansion during the latter part of
the Jackson administration. The
portrait, gift of the Hermitage AS
ISOLATION, will be hung with the pic
lures of other White House ladies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21

Don't open the oven door until the
pastry has been in at least 10 min
utes. By hat time it has had time
to set and will not fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
Kettles

Food should not be allowed to cool
in the kettle in which 1T has cooked
unless the kettle is e~arthenware.
D~elicately favored vegetables are
affected by the metal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
Why 1t Succeeds
Because It's For One Thing Only, and
Perth Amboy People ippreciate This.

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings success.
Doan's Kidney Pills a:e TO one thing
only.
For weak or disordered kidneys.
Here IS Perth Amboy evidence to prove
their worth.
Mrs. Mary Allen, s27 Market St.. says:
sT know the value of Deans Kidney
pills and gladly recommend them to 9TH
ers. My kidneys were weak and II ]
overworked. had distressing backaches
and sharp pains over my kidneys. MY
kidneys acted very irregllarly. | used
Doan's Kidney Pills for these attacks and
they have always given plcmpt relief,
STRENGTHENING my back emo kidneys"
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy get Deans
Kidney rilis-the same that Mrs. Allen
had. -Milburn Co. Mrs. Buffalo
Y. ADV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
Salmon

The salmon should be put in hot
water instead of allowed to simmer
until cold water becomes hot. The
latter method allows the salmon TO
Wilton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21

Powdered charcoal is an excellent
d~isinfectant. 1t quickly absorbs I'M
pleasant odors also.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
Don't Taint IT

Cheese, muskmelons, onions and
other pungent articles should be put
at the top of the refrigerator so they
will not faint the other foods.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
BEAUTY HINTS

If you have a rain barrel-yes.'
just such an old one Is used to stand.
at the corner Of grandmother .
house-your shampoo problem -
solved
The lime in hard water makes'
hair brittle and dry, II even affects!
the color.
In fact. if you're going to be
where. for two or three months. no
soft water is obtainable. 1t might be-
better not to wash your hair at ALL
unless il becomes too oily. II you
have an average scalp you "a keep1
your hair in rather good conditiou]
by airing IL frequently and them
treating it with a mixture of extract
of witch hazel, a de cologne and
chloroform.
Use half pint of witch hazel. fou<!
ounce of eau de cologne and 3463
drains of chloroform. 4
The hair should be shaken out
allowed to air and then the Liquid
patted on. 1t should be dried in the
open air. And be careful not IL
make your hair so wet that tn
liquid will run down into your eye41
al soaps and preparations whtc1
are used on the hair should be care
fully kept away from the yes
II you're blond, of our you
like soda and ammonia for YOU
hair. But watch 1t closelyt Dom
use enough of 1t to burn your seal
and take the life out of your treeDG
while il keeps them light.
The really best soaps and sod
mixtures for shampoo are tho
which contain olive oil, cotton see
oil and. in S of dandru6. tn
and sulphur.
And dry your hair in the open
possible. Something of the sum
gold and the airs sweetness Iinger.
in hair which is dried in the open. /:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
Fudge

Very smooth creamy fudge re-
suits when a teaspoon of cornstarch
is added for every cup of sugar
used.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
Soup

Soup should simply simmer and
not boil. Boiling it affects the deli
cacy of the flavor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21

The colder the eggs which you in
tend to beat. the more quickly they
will froth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21

Don't put pudding made with milk
in a very hot oven, for the intense
heat curdles the milk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21

Don't put anything into fat to fry
until tn fat is boiling. Otherwise
the food takes up the fat and has a
fatty taste.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21

Curtain rods can be run through
curtains easily if a thimble is put or
the end of the rod.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21

Cabbage
Take the lid off of the kettle whe|
you boil the cabbage. Leaving It D
discolors the cabbage.
, 1921-07-08
PROCEEDING S
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FO ST. CROIX
Continued from yesterdays AVis.)
PROCEDURE For ATTACHMENT OF PER
sONAL PROPERTY. PENALTY.

Section OS.-lmmeQlaC6ly upon tAt
receipt of the written consent of the Sc
cretary, the collector or agent shall
make out a written notice OF attachment
of the personal property of the delln-
Quent taxpayers which notice shall con-
tain the amount of delinquent taxes and
The interest provided for by section 81.
The said attachment shall be enforced
as soon as notice thereof shall have been
served by leaving a copy thereof with
the debtor himself or any member OF
his family or attendants of legal age,
and record of such service shall be noted
down by the collector, or agent, for
subsequent action. When the collector
or agent fails to find any member of
said debtors family or attendants, he
shall call in two ~neighbors as witnesses
Of the service of the notice of attach
ment, and he shall leave said notice in
the hands of said witnesses, or, if no
witnesses be found willing to receive the
notice; the same shall be posted or at
tached to the goods, chattels or other
property of the said debtor, %whereupon
the notice shall be considered as having
been served upon the debtor. 1t at
the expiration of ten days after the SER
vice of such notice the said taxes and
extra charges provided for by session
81 shall not have been paid, the collec-
tor, or agent, shall proceed to execute
the attachment and sell the personal
property of said debtor, or so much of
same as may be strictly necessary to
pay the taxes, penalties and costs. In
execu ing said attachment the collector,
or agent, is hereby authorized, if neces-
saryto enter the house of said debtor
with the consent of said debtor, end, if
the consent is not given, then a judi
cial order shall be presented to enter
the house of said debtor. If any such
debtor shall offer any resistance to any
collector, or agent, after the %presenta-
tion of said order from the court, ne
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. In
the event. Of such resistance the local
authorities, or the agents thereof, shall
lend the collector, or agent all the as
s~istance required for the proper exc.
cution of the duties of the collector, or
agent, as provided by the Ordinance.
TAXES, PAYMENT UNDER PROTEST.
Section SO. In all cases in which an
officer charged by law with the collection
of revenue due the municipality, shall
institute any proceeding or take any
steps for the collection Of the same,
alleged or claimed by such officer to be
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due from any persc the party against
whom the proceeding or steps are taken
shall, if he conceives the same to be
unjust or illegal or against any statute
pay the same under protest.
COLLECTOR TO GIVE NOTICE TO SECRE-
TARY.
Section 60.-Uoon his making such
payment the officer or collector shall pay
such revenue into the treasury, giving
notice at the time Of the payment to the
Secretary that the same was paid under
protest.
TAXPAYER NAY SUE TO RECOVER,
Section 81. The party paying said
revenue under protest may, at any time
within thirty days after making said
payment, and nor long thereafter, sue
the said Secretary for said sum-, fer the
recovery thereof in the court having
competent jurisdiction thereto; and il it
be determined that the same was wrong
fully collected as not being due from
said party to the municipality for any
reason going to the merits of the same,
the court trying the case may certify OF
record hat the same was wrongfuIIy
paid, and ought to be refunded and
thereupon the Secretary shall repay the
same. Neither party to said writ shall
have the right TO appeal.
SALE OF PROPERTY FOR TAXES PROPER
TY EXEMPT.
Section 81. Sale of personal property
for the payment of taxes shall be by
pu bic auction and strictly Of a sufficient
amount to pay all taxes, penalties and
costs.
DISPOSITION OF PROCEEDS OF SALE
Section So. On payment of the price
bid for personal property sold, the deliV-
cry thereof, with a bill of sale, shall vest
the title thereof in the purchaser. All
excuses over the taxes, penalties ana
costs resulting from such sale shall be
returned by the collector or agent to the
owner Of the property sold, his heirs or
a~ssignees, The collector or agent shall
report to the Secretary the full amuont
realized on every sale upon attachment
ind the disposition of the proceeds there
Of. The unsold portion of any such
personal property shsli be left at the
place of sale at the risk Of the owner.
PROCEDURE WHEN PROPERTY INSULT
CIENT TO PAY TAX.
Section ga. If the personal property
, 1921-07-08

CERTIFICATE ATTACHED.
Section IS. Immediately upon the re-
ceipt Of said order of attachment the
collector or agent shall affix thereto a
certificate describing the property, and
shall cause the said order and certificate
to be recorded in the proper registry of
deeds. The aforesaid certificate shall
contain the following particulars: The
name of the delinquent taxpayer, if
known; the assessed value of his proper
ty, and the amount of taxes, penalties
and costs due thereon; the quantity and
description of the pieces Of property at
tacned, situation thereof, and the ap-
proximate area and boundaries thereof;
that the attachment is to hold goo in
favor of the Municipality.
REGISTRATION.
Section Sc. Whenever a certificate of
attachment of real property in favor of
the Municipality shall! be presented for
registration in the proper registry of
property, it shall be the duty of the
registrar to present the same in the
registry Of attachments hereby created
and properly index same.
CANCELLATION.
Section 81. The cancellation of at
tacnments for unpaid taxes shall be
matte and entered in the space reserved
for sucn purpose, returning the certifi-
cate Of cancellation with a note showing
the folio and the volume where the entry
has been made.
No FEES IN CASES OF ATTACHMENTS.
Section 68.-No fees shall be collected
by the registrars of property for the
registration of such attachments or for
the cancellation of the same in the books
Of the registry. Q
REFERENCES.
Section SO, Reference shall be made
in the Certificates issued by the regis
trars Of Property. to the entries appear
ing in the registry of attachments, for
unpaid taxes.
SECRETARY To FURNISH BOOKS.
Section 70. The necessary books for
the registry OF attachments shall be
furnished to the registrars of property,
by the Secretary, in the same manner,
and charged to the same appropriation
as all ether books for the registries Of
property.
RECORD OF ATTACHMENT.
Section lit shall be the duty of
every registrar of property, Immediately
upon the receipt of any such order of
at ackment ard certificate, to properly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

Coal supply 60. Phones 4 and 5.
Pilgrim Commnndcry NJ. . knights
Tcmplar viii hold IA special conclaVe
tonight at 1.so o'clock at the Masonic
Temple for the purposc Of installing
tho newly elected officers.
The Christian Indcayor Society of
81. paul's Enrlish Lutheran church
will hold a Christmas social at the
church riday evening. An young pso-
pic are invited. and rsEed to brilg
n present unmarked, not TO exceed
i5c in value,
MIR. and Mrs. ID. n. Mckee left to-
day for Jackson. Miss where they
will spend the holidays with MIR. Me-
KEGS family. They expect TO return
10 Albuquerque about January l. Mr..
Mckee has recently resigned from the
position OF secretary of the chamber
OF commerce. hut he will not close up
his work with the chamber until his
return. During his absence, Matt
Drexei. who has been assisting him
for several months. will be In charge
OF the chamber.
solomon Candalaria this morning
made n complaint before Justice Of
Peace Descdcrio Montoya at old Albu-
queraue against G. Garduni OF Can
oncito whom he charges with cutting
MS AffAAfs
Lola Oranda and n. 4. Tinncy. both
% Golden, y. NJ. were married by
Justice Of Peace Descderio M%ontoyn
M the court house Mt Old Aibuqucr-
que this morning.
Mariana Ruiz dc Glibarri nled suit
fos divorce from her hu band. Mari
n q. tiibarri in the district court
this morning. The complaint al
leEes that The couple wore married a
year ago, and that no has deserted
and failed 20 support her.
The store room In the Mcdonald
building. f03 West Central avenue.
" nov being remodeled by Meyer
Osoff Of Pittsburgh. Pa. who Is tn
open e ladies furnishing store thez
as soon az possible. Warren Ora
ham. part owner Of the building. snid
today hat the work on the roori
should be completed in three weeks.
Joseph Tcmcr. ii0S south second
street. H. recovering from q fracture
Of his left leg which he sustained a
week ago He suffered the Injury
when he went to step on a waEon
his foot catching In a front wheel OF
the wagon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

Nndinfor repstrtux. ouirktr Auto Co.
Joseph n. Wilson arrived In Alhu-
queruuc today. returning from Phiil-
~ndelphia. where he has been Tor sew
erai months.
u. G Mossman of Roswell is in the
city.
e. r. Monroe. director OF extension
work at h state college, Is In Albu-
qucrque today.
Former Lieutenant Governor ben.
r. pankey IL IN the city today.
DIR. J. o. Heaid of Ei Paso was In
Albuquerque yesterday. lie reports
that his son, Joe Head. is recovering
rapidly from injuries received when
he was thrown from n horse over n
cliff In the mountains near FL PaHo.
Mas Katherine Angle Is TO arrive
the latter part Of tho week from
Socorro to spend Christmas with her
parents. DIR. ana Mrs. @. X. Angle.
Harold y. Gray. sanitary engineer
Of the New Mexico Public Health
department. Is in Albuquerque today.
He lie en- route to Los lunas.
l. A, Shartker. OF Mountainair In
charge 81 the southern district OF the
Mnnzano forest IL to leave today for
a three weeks stay IN Arizona TO
visit relatives. according TO word re-
ccived hy X. g. Kartchncr supervisor
OF the Manzano forest.
G.. l.. Warnock ranger Mt Tijeras
and George Bcckwith. assistant rang
or. have gone ON a hunting trip south
OF Albuquerque.
Justo T. .ArmiJo. travelling auditor
FOR the Union Pacific railroad, with
headquarters at Omaha Neb', arrived
In Albuquerque yesterday. n viii
] spend the holidays with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Justo X. Armi1o 6l2
West Marquette venue
q. A. Wahn. formerly district for
ester here. arrived In Albuquerque
today to spend the Christmas holt
days at the home OF his wife's
parents, MIR and Mrs. George Simms,
los North Eighth street. His wiz
has been here for several months.
Mr.. Waha l. now assistant district
forester in charge Of operations ut
Portland. Ore.
Joseph n. Wilson. attorney. returned
to Albuquerque today after nm alb
scncc Of several months in Philadel-
phin during which he was sick Tor
about two months. Mr.. Wilson said
&c vas glad to Ee, back to Albuqucr-
que and its delightful climate. His
family Is stiii In Philadelphia. Ho
expects to be here for a month at
least.
Assistant District Forester J.. ID.
Jones viii cav Friday for Los Angc-
les. whore he will join his family over
the holidays. His family n winter
ing at Loo Angeles.
Barbara Bliss. the i-yenr-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Bliss, formerly
OF South High street. left last night
for New FORK city, In the care oi
friends. Shc T. 10 visit her grand
mother In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Cnnrles Hewitt of
Long Beach. Calif, arrived this
morning 10 spend Christmas with Mrs
l.. NJ. Fee Of South Finn street.
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WHO'S HERE
GONIRS.

COMBS.
J.. p, Gonzales. III Paso.
\. w Faulkner and wife. FL P.sn
John Becker. Bolen.
j. 4. Brown and wife. Boulder. COL
II. A. Hansen. Logunspori. Ind.
Il. l.. Tudor. State College.
Harold 4. Gray, santa re.
r. H. kremis. Los Angelcs,
George IAvigue, Los Angeles.
A. Eichwald Cuba.
q. Il. Hoch. Cuba.
NJ \. Sanchez. Santa 70.
r. c. Dobrusky, Denver.
a. A. Jackson, Denver
o. D. Hughes and wife. Rowe. y. VI
william : Ward. Carlsbad. y. ~.
j. Monahan. Denver.
NJ. L.. Walker. Denver.
n. \. Han. Socorro.
q " Goons Ir.. Magdalenn.
Alexander Read, Santa Fc.
~. n. Grew and wife. Los AnEgluH
A. b. Gosweti and family. Pitts
aurgh, Pa.
j. G. Dearborn. Denver.
Roman JarIlillo. Jemaz y. ~
Manuel Tru-Jllo. Jemcz s.. NJ.
j. r. farrell, Phoenix.
e. r.. Bailey. suwanoe. y NJ.
n. r. Watson. McGaftcv. y VI.
u. y. jameson. Fstnucia.
r. A. Smith, Santa Fc
o.. g. Wilson and vic, Madrid, -.
NJ.
J. a II. COIN. Younsnyiuc %.
Il. W. Wolfe. Denver.
Srui,GtS.
Mrs Lane aud dauvh''r. Esianriu
D. T.. Shaffer. EstHucti
Charles H0bsApn ~, Ncruuu. Ind
Thomns Notaw, Santa ir.
John J.. Mastus. 90 Suisp, ~ ".
Clcofcs Herrera. ant Pc.
NJ a. Anthony, Los Angeles
-. McCutchcn. Vaughn, y NJ.
" W. Smith. Las Vegas.
g. Nj Thompson. Las \oEus.
" fiunncry New York city
Paul Carols. Mescalpro. y. N
j. n. McNutt Bent, n. N.
" a.. Proctor. Winslow. AriY
G. g. Hunt. Philadelphia
". r.. Rutherford ami wife Eoru1-
lIlo. y. NJ.
NLNhRNDO.
Burton q. Mo=sman, Roswell.
Peggy Helm, Detroit.
Mrs. f. W Hartford. New York
=. o. Macintosh and vic. Nrnyrr.
a. Dickcrspn ana wife, Sow York
city.
Boniumln g. rankcy and Nife san
Ca Fe.
Mrs y G. Robinson. Hard springs
Oklahoma
Capt Hs,orrtock and wife W1-h-
inEton T. q.
G. T. Monroe. state Coll-gH
O. r. wilkinson. To- Angeles.
Charlcs o.. Wvs1cy. Pueblo. colo
o. W. Grove and wife. runvruno,
California.
s a. Hsrslt. Chicago.
Thomas o. Byrno anu wife 'hi-
n h,4u,. p.n.tot,b,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21

MAlbSTpNE Eng-Thc village Of
Sandwich w'utf a. town crior az %
salary of s. a yvar. Tho village Will
furnish the esp and belt
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DEATHS

CIfANEZ-Ths funeral Of Pedro
Chavez. who died Sunday evening was
held this afternoon at I o'clock from
IN, family residence to the san Jose
church. Services nt the grave will
De conducted 10y tho Fratcrunl Aid
union. Coronado Lodge No. g07 Bu-
rial was al Snn Jose cemetery. Crol-
lott was In charge.
saddle Hora-s Bt.IlIfS. Phonc a..
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Hor-'~ HtI.IIs. rhonc a..
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BOARD AND ROOMS

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MONt>G N\p ~rnHNGI

GET Ott low pri,ea ua uu ucl trurKlug
CrosB country moving Grating pNrliug
and stutrgo. Nichols IrHustDr IS stufsg,
Go. Ibuur Usage 1lT.IlS
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FOR SALE OR RESr-roncreto mixer
steam or gasoline hoise rnEIncs derricks
wlurhcs, saw riEs. gasoline eng ueB and
wheel harroWs. II. T. Courtney. as N.
Main ST.
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'TRDLN for sale. cabinet. % records,
arEaIu at $50. SCI y. cheyenne.
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NATTELs-ES TOnOVntFU hnI I"NON0TN0
So We refolt old felt mattresses, al
work guaranteed, Porter Mattress co.
phone 1886.
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WINDOW CLEANING CO.. Floors vaa.I
ana poiF4ed, Pre- war prices 'saga