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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-19
Y. NJ. G. A. Women Meet

strictly business" was the feat
ure OF the meeting of the Women )
Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. G. A. which
was held at the association building
yesterday afternoon. Presided over
by Mrs. Whitney Oliver. the preji~
dent of the organization, varioHs
methods of raising money 1ere dis
cussed. 1t has been brought to the
attention of the ladies that the many
of the kitchen supplies must be re.
placed and it was for this end that
the group is DESTROYS Of raising
funds A monthly food sale will
probably be the means whereby this
may be done
1t was announced yesterday that a
vary gratifying amount of $500 had
boon collected at the food and rum
mage sale conducted lately
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-19
To Have Masaue Dance

At the last meeting of the Daugh-
tiers of Ilona. held at the Community
House, it was decided that the or
ganization hold a masque and civic
dance February l in Washington
hall. At this time William Seiboth's
orchestra will furnish the music
and prizes, two for the boys and
two for the girls, will be awarded.
Final arrangements will be made at
the meeting mex week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-19
Plan for Weekly Dances

A new house committee will con-
tinue with the weekly dances of the
Junior Club at their hall each Sat
urday night. Victor Ricci's Dixie
land Roamers will furnish the music
this week.
The new committee is composed
of Robert Jackson, chairman; Ralph
Whitney, treasurer; A. S. Mum,
secretary: Arnold Olsen, Theodore
Martin, Alfred Matthews and Harry
Peterson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-19
Bowling at HcImctta

HELMETTA, Jan. 19.-The OPEN
ing game in the league of employees
of the George w. Hclme Company,
resulted in the frs loss of a series
by the office five. Petric, high man,
noscd out Mccain by three pins for
honors. The lineup and cor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-19
STATE NEWS

NEWARK, Jan. 19.-Household
commodities such as potatoes. APP
| pies, tomatoes, beans and other veg
etables will be sold by weight in all
| New Jersey markets if the bill pre-
| pared in the offices of Attorney Cen
eral McCran receives the favorable
action by state legislators. The bill
may be introduced by Assemblyman
| McMillin at next Monday nights
session of the legislature. A repre-
| sentative of the attorney generals
office will present the measure to-
night for the consideration of the
Essex assembly delegation at its reg
| ular weekly conference at Republic
can headquarters.
NEWARK, Jan. 19.-EsseX Il
ty will be without a prosecutor If
the senate fails to confirm James K.
Nugent before Friday of next week.
The five-year term of Prosecutor
j. Henry Harrison expires on jan
uary 81 and the law contains no
holdover provision to meet an emer-
| gency condition. When Mr.. Harri-
| son vacates the Office of Essex pros
| secutor on January 81 he takes with
| him his three assistants. They are
appointed "at his pleasure" and the
continuance in office would be ille-
gal when the appointment power has
been vacated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-19
PERSONALS

Thomas Cluney, the oldest letter
carrier connected with the local.
postoffice. is able to be out after
serious illness which confined him
to his home for the past two weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-19
Butterfly Club Meets

'The Butterfly Club met last night
at the home of Miss Mae Mallow of
Sheridan street. The next session
will take pace at the home of Miss
Gladys Lunderall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-03
AT THE
THEATERS


william Hart and Ethci Grey
FERRY unreei thfoueh their 4
cslleut acting a story of the from
ter dave 81 the west m the Para
AMOUNT pictur, Travelling uR".
Du i..i Eu Hutch" and ,he cue
p.rt events aru, the uther features.
'Tn. ntara,n viii he htScn tor The
last lime tuduA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-03
HERALD WAN - ThKERs

Ar thoroughly trained aj.
writer's IL ..g .0 desire. they
viii glr .ly a.sisf you ru word.
ing your aL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-03

thurlI. chaplin viii w. seen for
the last time today in the burles-
qas on carmen The food bad
wife. directed hy Vera Mccvrd
nas hseu very popular throughout
$40. county Whe lntter picture will
b.. ,xhIhit,I Ger The lost time to-
Gty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-03

Tho principal role iu Reckless
Youth q bv Elaine Ham
morsfein which ia an eScelieutly
4treu ,urmA drama. Tine Fox new
film ANA a Harold Lloyd COMEDY
~ Ii. .-M.t I-Illrn..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-03
Tax Paying and Tax Spending

% Article from the juno Bull,tiu Of the New Mexico Fee
rrutIuu Of NDmru'S Clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
Woman's Place in City Council

only an ocraalonaf and unusual WON.
an could aspire 10 place upon it,
directorate and only expert bushes.
men should b. placed there. II thea
b~comen a profltyseldlng proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

The complaint va. filed Tuesday
BY Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Ralph Hammer.
Mia utterbaeh. according 90 the
Jury. died ~ . result, Of an Illegal
operation. Charges against the physl.
clan ara being pushed by the Esri'a
mother. Mrs Emma uttsrbach. who
hurried TO Seattle from California as
soon as she was informed Of Der
daughters death.
During the var Miss Uttsrbach
took the name Of Talmadx~. beoaus~.
sire explained TO friends. shs did not
want 10 have n German name
The giri had been living At 1915
T. Alder st.. Charles Fowler tssfi.
fled before tho coroncr's jury. and
DR.. Neville was called to attend her.
DIR. Neville declared thai Miss IL.
tsrbaeh was suffering from peritonl
tis when he first saw her. the re.
suit. he said. Of trying to operate
on herself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

Miss Dana does not look the same
ar shs does on the screen except
Tor her larg. blue eyes. Her hair.
which u bobbed bans style. IL .
pretty light brown instead OF Jet
black. az one would imagine from
seeing her In pictures. And one
would never imagine her such "A
little girl" Miss Dana looks IA II
ahe might he all of Is years old
not a day older.
And guess what this youthful
little actress n doing "off aiage"
while In Seattle. She 10 knitting
her summer wardrobe Twelve
sweaters IL her goal. and the sixth
Il more than half completed
For next summer I'm going TO
have all the sweaters J can knit.
love 20 wear a sweater. u ploaief
skirt and some sort Of a tam. il.a
tho most comfortable OUTFIT l kno~
Of and might reen get bravs
enough 20 wear knickefn when I
set back hofne.'-
Home L. Los Ansrle. Mics Dana
With her mother. Mrs f1ukrash.
has been travelling for four months
and declares hhs just simply cant
walt 10 get back there again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

II movie stars were registered IN
wehsser's dictionary you would
surely find Viola Dana porronifici
thuaiy youth inurnate. flappcr
perennial.
Probably no acsr~s. az the flap.
per type has a greater following
than Viola Dana Hhe u the hoydsn
90 the screen. She n youth effer.
voscent. irreprcsalblc.f
Miss Dana. YOU know. IL In town
thLn week. She IL appearing In per.
son AZ the ioe~E' Palace liip the
alter until Friday nlght In conlunc
ton with the showing Of one OF
her iatea, pictures.
When went back stage" a.,
a.. Palace hip Tuesday afternoon
was ,rh.r~a into the ''esars' drsan-
lnr room. where found a very
tiny Firi huddl-si up in a hik fur
coat reading '-rhe Ordeal Of Honor. {"
a novel Mis-. Dana right away
ccnfidrd In me thai she waa "alfn.
ply Wild about love sfosiss tho
Kind tina, ends Add thsy lived
happily ever after"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

Has woman a place In IN. city
council and n 50. what ls ity Can
abe enter there ON a par with man.
or u abe goes al alt. must she 20
IN on suffrnnc~ a. a concession to
her sex. and play only a small part
In the real functionlnx % the coun.
csi7
pn~ Molne.. Iowa. are Kansas
City. Missouri. have IN The last week
answered the first question anyway
by placing q woman IN the council
Of their respective cities.
The answer TO tbe~~ questions do
p~nds upon the point Of view. ~
you look upon the city AZ a mere
business corporation and run entire
~ upon the lines Of big business.
then. AZ the present tina at least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

Made in the home of famous
CREAM CRUST BREAD
the bread that always brings
you back for another loaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

Women are supposed TO Be- capable
OF keeping homes sweet and clean. al
tending 10 milk and food supplies tn
side home. OF training children In the
moral ;cneis OF the day: has she not
service and knowledge which could
be used TO good advantage in the
larger sphere Of municipal housekecp-
ingg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

social waste. and this action can only
become .ffociisa quickly and results
obtained by political action backed BY
public sentiment. Men and women
uf the right types working together
and with political authority can 90
much 10 cure many Of our social Ills.
Just stop and think how our city
laws center in the home. We are De.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
ACCUSED MEDIC
FREED ON BAIL

DIR. l.. c. Neville. Peoples Bank
building. was at iibsrsy 90 $3.50
cash ban wednesday on . charge Of
nAnslauxhtsr. following the verdict
Of coroner's jury Tuss<1ay. which
held him responsible for the death
Of Miss Lenora Jane uttsrbach. ~.
who died ~ Roanoke sanitarfun a
week ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

pendent upon the city for the prcssc-
ton Of our water. milk and food sup
plier. for the sanitary conditions Of
our homes and Of our city--ln other
words. for the heslth and happiness
Of ourselves and families.
The council also controls the moral
condition. Of our city. the moral At.
mosphere which our children breathe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

q. W. BEEsI.ER was found
guilty Of burglary in the second d
gree by jury Tuesday before
Judge Mitchell Gillian 10 superior
court Breaier was charged with
robbsy Of the home Of Ole Net.
son. 7sEs Gard ave. ~. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

an could aspire TO place upon lfs
directorate and only expert bushes.
men should b. placed there. II then
bccomea proflt.yieldlng proposition.
MUST SPEND
MONEY WISELY
However. II the city IL something
morr than q business corporation. as
the writer believes II the underlylns
principle IL government and the sat.
isfsctlou ~ the local ne-ds. then II
eeconss not q profit making scheme.
but lts principle function Il the
spending Of money wisely and pru-
IDENTIFY for tho best welfare OF all
concerned.
Woman IL to-day shrofficlai money.
spsnder for the family: why should
aha not have some Aay an to how
the money shall be spent for the
larger fanliy--thc eisyf
The problems Of the city govern.
n.nt are the problems Of the even.
day life OF ia people. ccnterinE
around the home. creating the prop
er atmaspherc. moral. mental and
physical. for the rearing OF our chill
1ftH @tAtA Wv AaaFtAtFH AIHai tlNts
Surely woman can qualify an an cx.
pert along the iinkn just mentioned.
can take hor place on an equal foot.
ing with mar and speak In many In.
stances with even greater authority.
for she ha. had the time. the inciina
tion and the opportunity 10 study
these many and varied problems.
That has been considered her prov.
ince.
Women have rendered a great scrv.
ice 10 communities in creating higher
moral standards and In placing gen.
ersl welfare laws upon our statute
books. This hnn been done. however,
at a great waste OF energy and time
because there were no women In the
seats Of government-no women In
authority 10 push the thing along.
SOCIAL WASTE
APPALLING
Months and even years have been
spent sometimes. trying 10 convince
the men OF the necessity and deslr.
ability OF the measure. Material
waste II bad enough. but social waste
ls infinitely worse. The waste Of hu.
man life and energy In our big cities
is appalling and forms one Of the
problems OF every city. Woman re.
spends more readily 10 n realization
OF such waste.
United and concerted action on the
part Of both men and women Ia
needed to prevent both material ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
CUT|CURA HEALS
LARGE R|NGWORM
On Head. ltched and
Burned. Could Not 2eep.

"A large rinsworm started on my
head. Each day II grew larger and
itehed and burned so that ! used to
have to get up ct night and battle Il.
The hair around Il fell out and be-
came very dry. | could not sleep at
night on account Of tho irritation.
The trouble lasted about
month. ] began using cutieurs
Soap and Ointment and after using
about three cakes Of Cutic,rs Soar
and two boxes OF cutieura Oin,men,
! was completely heAisd." (Sixned)
Mise Lucie Bond. 800 s. Lea ST.,
Roswell. New Mexico. Oct. .. 1921.
Cuticurs Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum are all you need for every day
toiies and nursery purposes.
ssssas nssh Pre-. y aAfi. Asavsss -ousssrs rsA-
efsserss psgA =, uAisas -. hAss" Ssh sv~y.
shsrs. SEQ ~ Or sn.~s = snd soc. Tsir.as "a
- Cssssrs Ssse shavss vishsss .us.
The Washington times., 1922-01-22
SUB=DEB SUE ON "THIRTEEN'

reception, climbed the sink get the jam last Sun
day recognized the the pantry shelf
You EN- how irresistible shelves in trash
when that story about Mrs
Vanderbilt entertaining the Prince of Wales and the King Of Spain
Duncan sisters party in England naturally it being
very the Sunday that Mama won't let
having shaken darling Princes hand, couldn't
help but get interested
the Dutch Cleanser aside to find out why
Princes brother ptoe at the moment fell
sprnled itself all the the sink And try
catch spinked myself all the floor below the sink
thereby spranng ankle and running
Of the things didn't to tell about at the
reception well the Germans Mrs Cromwell Brooks
the Hope Diamond and the nice White House aides with their
their shoulders and the Chinese
girls in their cute little kmonas
closeup view of Nine Sze the Chinese Ministers
darling little Chows-the Mama and the two lit
girls wife and daughter Of Dr. Chow Of the Chinese
the chdnin fact they all just
look instead of people
don't remember they WELL troubled
moment-bcause EN-, got lost from Cousin
being allowed to stroll around
she pleased
But Edde-ddnt understari and just right in
herd and thought Cousin Jean
whom discovered she nowhere to be
stepped the line informed the attendant that
find "my Cousin Jean who belongs to the press
He looked kind Of blank for minute and don't blame him
The Washington times., 1922-01-22
THE BURGLARS BLUE BOOK

developed The where he his babyood
SO paaa three kinds Of heasteam, hot and
hot air.
going like cicle in the the old home
kid In the nghbohood 1t that the
burn They ate anything but goldfish
Lady Furbeow decided that Fosdk getting too wild
from eating had fowl for dinner, the dark
discarded Like Of old shoes That's just sample Of
oated around luxury quite naturally
Fosc devoted all Of his papa worldly goods
he took the shortest path to wealth
developed biggest footpads the About
size twelve In fact.
nothing that walked leather crawled rubber
gain Sometimes about all he gained
you could make the largest,
beautiful sinner be had the maketese he would have moth
ing Fosdk wholesalereven to the size OF his
covered lamps.
taest pulled off occurred when he going
day food Something seemed be telling HIM ne
hungry hollow around the equator that repdy
taking proportions of He couldn't another leap
without food
himself behind lamp and popped out at the
very passby This happened to be typhoid fever
hobng home from the hospital after being bed
ridden something like ninety days. -.
WE'LL he the most robust sick who graduated
The Washington times., 1922-01-22

thought enough Of 1t was
explained PRESS he looked intelligent and
ushered right the stairs all by ourselves into the East
left high and dry along with all the ana
and things and not anywhere to be
knew what happening. were right the
Chnese-thas what they called the Of diplo
presented to the President and Mrs Harding
managed get before found Cousin Jean. we'd
Room the Red Room. Tho Blue ROOM the
Yellow had much that were
and rest and feet.
Jewels and bare backs and brilliant colors
Chin Chow, and EN- Mrs Edward Mclean
lovely with whole lot Of diamonds ito add to tho
attire" ala society column She tres
distingue, if you know what I
Cromwell Brooks there looking beautiful all in white and
diamond tiara her hair looking just Ike BRIDE and
body whispering about her decided that she'd al
married. to the party her wedding dress
guess married February H. she'll have to
a valentine q . well bride.
Changing subject know how that
monkey could tempt live than
that already folded up" by then that
accompany the Potomac that birthday give
a final shove?
date broken and I've changed mind! And that's
old people that sat back Of Abraham
the National and talked about
they the White House. Just like those
the stage
The Washington times., 1922-01-22
DIARY OF A HOUSEWIFE

rrOME MAKING and the brckayng trade mas
III its ntricacies
laid bare in the House OF Representatives
the other day by Representative Johnson of California
He the Federal Board OF Voca
tonal "Diary Of Homemakng Activities
elevated to position on par
carpentry plumbing steam pipe fitting etc., Que
and Professional Womens League and
They have fought to have included
program Vocational Education and
the ary Home-maing Activities" Of the scheme of the
formulating the curriculum of this trade.
the first that the homemaker is
describing pamphlet And she is asked to sit down
doing-even of It
Heuary her be careful include the little es for
they little but multiplied they become large
be farmers wives and the wives of the mechanics
the plain people OF all that womans work
DONE and that diary her daily av
ties. a sample diary a written q guide.
Saturday. November dressed self; ,caked husband;
pindos breakfa
BREAKFAST planned evening Nth huand called children
dressed cobd Aces hair; helped Billy his overas
children breakfast $3.50 to put kitchen and dining
his bath planned luncheon
order 10 1850 gathered
minded baby mended husbands shirt; hunted HE
ironed children luncheon
CURED neighbour planned the children
ished Billy for hurting Alice.
"And
companion this publication diary
people This other sample diary not from the Federal end of the
vocational training institution which know fifty
proposonha Federal half State The diary from which
Federal
Of the steand diary be kept by married who have
The Washington times., 1922-01-22
The National Daily

contagious ward He hoped into Fosdck and made cat
When the ambulance arrived they swept Fodk
up in pan deposited his remains in pair paamas with
three trained try get him well.
weeks coxng Fosdck commenced to look almost
normal appeared nearly intelligent but these spells
They tried all the tricks known to the medical profession
but he longer getting around to him
self any patient in captivity. ."
Finally well enough to hold his trial The day he stepped
the anarum he Kidnapped by the police who were wait
tried but too weak
battle He CAUGHT like butterfly with busted
wing along without after they had placed
handouts his feet and wrists.
the sensational since the mayor was
pnched issuing whiskey license to booegge The crowd
Fosdcs arrangement reception by
thing half Standing worth any
80 cents 81 and ntrow seat could be curtaed
as high $7-cash. N....
While evidence being thoroughly distorted in favor OF the
the judge revealed his interest the case by playing
stud poker with the baliff
jury testimony its undivided attention while eight
out their knees shooting African pahesi
Fosdck participated by sleeping almost all the through the
heavy procedure when asked he wished testify his
replied that he didn't want to do anything that might
The Washington times., 1922-01-22
BY CAROLYN VANCE

neghbor show her hat and
admired them discussed clothes Gnd husbands
The
she tcdnted The sl6jects Interested her,
1918. Hunted for Iaaow address book
nrtss for s Uhdan AHiasce Csdnsd
jsts IN Resnor IN bashroonL
she did that
My husband thsy full strength Of the
Next she
Wrote a letter o a Lt5rusy student H8&W
Helped our chameleon o change hts skan
CLAughter in galeries)
The reason she did that right document She
gerry fond Of him and enjoy cheering him up
was here interrupted Representative
johnson to
IT do not Representatives ought to laugh
considering voted for and took the maternity
bill.
what connection Representative Walsh "dos this diary
ordinary the housewife have
with the problems Of vocational education7"
printed Representative johnson.
thousand They be through
and thousand
informant they thousand back to
working mems wives do during minute
heyhe board be able formulate curriculum
" tho line Of what the have
according They said almost these
enough wives reported that they took time cut
Papas pants w thy hoped the necessity for
having study the remans Of paps pants in the curriculum
would happen they entered the diary that they spanked
they spanking
vocational education and regular
instruction along that lint" answered Johnson.
And the would probably have furnish the shinge
quered Walsh.
Possibly"
The Washington times., 1922-01-22

Eyes" says "Snuy hard boiled He is twenty
egg "he will not give the hole OF
doughnu Chelsea che good with deck Of cards.
o anything requiring skill
"Wen" says 1--WE along eating this ham for about
there that do not get more
he ahead OF eats his
piece Of ham, and goes down town business
"y up off piece Of ham, and eat It, and
Snufy sets size the slice
eat big enough to satisfy canary and
with mighty little ham. from what hear
looking the look at it. the huugrier
yet do not wish to honest
man. furthermore know he will
miss It.
The Washington times., 1922-01-22
By DAMON RUNYON

finally stand It, rather than suffer get
safety blade and strip off slice Of ham thicker than sheet
Of is thin do not chance Of snufy missing
matter how sharp his eye is.
"wa this extra slice cheers and out to what
happens but he hauls out the ham, then he outs with piece Of string
the ham from end to other where he off
his slice that the minute he the string old Mister
something missing and right he
like this:
HAM theft
"We" Chelsea NATURALLY nobody call such thing
stand hard
boiled this slug him. and he ugs back And
Chelsea his all there to it, except that still eat
ing the ham together, but we do not speak"
(C0pyTfsh By
The Washington times., 1922-01-22
JUST A LITTLE PIECE OF HAM

especially when to the soo
fling, which is a Of saying eating
They doing they doing thing and
other, but somehow they cannot get moving.
exactly broke" Chelsea "bu" he there
is terrible crack across bodies"
happens but they enough dough together to buy
big boiled ham, and they crackers
their Every morning they cut eff
this and have breakfast ham and crackers
fifty this ham, understand" Chelsea
eve both put and each
off chunk Of ham morning Maybe
you he but this Snuffy sngy
guy particular not ham than he
does
The Washington times., 1922-01-22

to see sitting box at Polls last Sunday
night on account of her.
or the maid for putting that paper
wanting strawberry Jam on
the crackers but both Of chose
without trouble, Mrs. Wander
bt hadn't reception last week all dressed
diamond assels hanging below her ears
In connection En- darling I'll explain lou
she hadn't and "Queen OF Sheber
would have than other at the
The Washington times., 1922-01-22

talking about doorknpbs which is Of say
w hard wish to tell about friend OF this Chelsea
McBrde
this Chelsea the other day. and he has small black eye
lip, around with someD
again. scrappg Chsea racket when anybody gets
In Al argument with him.
Chelsea battling with this friend OF his who
guy by Snufy Virgins For Snuffy
pals dodge together but
the where he is half way right
being right big percentage for Chelsea in ag
ment If anybody asks
Snuffy living together in rong
things too good for then
all this and that In fact they have to