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The New York herald., 1922-07-07
THURMAN DECLARES EXTRA.

At meeting of the directors OF the
Turman oil Company yesterday an extra
dividend OF 2 per cent. was declared for
the quarter In addition to three regular
monthly dividends Of per cent. each.
The New York herald., 1922-07-07
FAR EAST.

New York funds in Montreal. sl05f pre-
MUM a 81, 900; Montreal funds In New York
si0.35 discount n 81 900.
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, made at price outsi o lot
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15
Your Health


The label may be that Of an old
familiar brand but the contents
verse than Knockout drops" How
do YOU know what you are drinking?
These are days when you
can tell what sO-called Whiskey may
contain. So much Of it is unscrupu-
lously "doctored' with wood alco-
hol that YOU are taking your life in
your hands when you drink IL.
Wood alcohol poisoning is TO be
dreaded. 1t manifests itself in
many ways. II a big dose is taken,
unconsciOusness is almost immedi-
ate.
In smaller doses. e~xhilaration.
cramps, nausea, headache. vomiting
and sudden blindness are symptoms.
Severe poisoning from larger
quantities produces very violent
symptoms. Besides vomiting and
nausea, the muscles become para
lyzed and the mind dazed. Dizziness,
pale skin, weak pulse. difficult
breathing, pain over the kidneys.
and blindness follow. In cases
where wood alcohol is taken more
gradually. the blindness may be
very gradual. Except for death il
self. blindness Is the most dreadful
effect wood alcohol poisoning leaves.
The first thing TO do for a case Of
wood alcohol poisoning is to empty
the stomach, by inducing vomiting.
Call the doctor at once. but do all
you can to empty the stomach while
he is on the way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15
-BY OLIVE ROBERTA BARTON :

Bring me my bowl"
Its false!" roared King Verde.
Bring me my arrows
What shall be the target" cried
everyone.
The dove at your Window" cried
King Indig.
Agreed" said King Verde.
"Oh, no, no, no." cried Nancy in
alarm. please don't"
YES" cried out the falcon. Let
the dove be the mark"
So ii was settled.
King Indig shot first but his ar
row was so crooked it whizzed
around in circles and disappeared in
the sky.
"Oh!" moaned the Diddyevvers.
King Verde shot next but his bow
was so crooked that his arrow went
straight into the ground.
"Oh." mcaned the korsknotts In
sorrow for the king.
And now" cried out the furious
falcon. turn the other eide OF the
record and learn the truth, good
people. You shall know all. for
Longhead has yet more to say"
- (To be continuedl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15
LADIES' NIGHT AT
KEYP0RT ARCANUM

KEYPORT, May 15-Ladies' night
was appropriately observed by the
members of Coronal Council No.
1856, Royal Arcanum, Friday night,
with a special program of entertain
ment. a social time and dancing. The
speaker was Grand Vice Regent
James G.. Knox who spoke of the
Royal Arcanum activities and value
of being a member. The program
included selections by the Whitall
Tatum Company's orchestra. piano
solos by Miss Katherine Willett, and
Evart Silcox, vocal solos by Mrs.
Fred l.. Schildknecht, George b.
Rockwell, Mrs. Hiram Decks and
George S. Hyer, saxaphone solos by
Grover Givans. recitations by Leola
Hornor and Ernest Durham. mando-
lin and piano selections by the Miss
es Frances and Georgia Hyer and
Alma Dingwall.
Refreshments were served by the
orators committee and dancing fol-
lowed until late hour. The next
regular meeting of the council will
be held Friday evening, May 26,
when the fourth degree will be con-
ferred followed by a social hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15

agate director. Then discovering
that he had, just like a man! desert-
ed her in her time of trouble to fol-
low a band. outraged womanhood
asserted itself.
The fiery creature who sprang to
her feet with flashing eyes ana
scornful mouth was hardly 10 pc
identified with the forlorn little
thing who, only a few seconds since,
had been %groveling and weeping on
the floor.
AS one who finds the resources OF
her mother tongue inadequate, Miss
Daley in silence fixed with a porteii-
tous stare the back of King Laugh
lin. who, all ignorant of the doom
lowering over his devoted a
kept on swaying airily to and fro.
smiling his ecstatic smile and meas
uring the music with fluent hand.
One of the Daley feet began to tap
out the devils tattoo, she set ner
arms akimbo, her eyes were quick
with baleful ~lightnings. her pretty
lips an ominous line: an ensemble
that only too clearly foretold: AT
any minute, now!
With a smothered grunt Mr.. Culp
heaved out of his chair and lum-
bered over TO MS WIG, ihlcl PoSiiiS
his bulk between her and the I'M
conscious object of her indignation.
Whatever Culp said, it proved effec-
tual for nothing worse came of Miss
Daley's wrath, at least publicly
than a shrewish retort inaudible to
bystanders, a toss of her head, and
a sudden, stormy flight from the
scene
That's the sort of thing you're up
against all a time in the hllum BUSH
ness, d'y'see," sighed Mr.. Culp with
a rueful grin. "A lot of kids. that's
what we got to make pitchers with.
And audiences all a time kickin' be-
cause we don't make 'em better . {.
A lot of kidsi"
Lontaine presented him to each OF
his guests; and thus reminded OF the
first purpose of their visit. which he
seemed to have forgotten altogether,
Mr.. Culp delayed long enough TO
call a worried young man with the
eye-shade. Mr.. Willing. and charged
with supervision of the proposed
tests.
CONTINUED in our next lssue)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15
"Chap. "A F1apper Censor

"Chap. "A F1apper Censor"
Hello, folkses, Give me a CT
garet, Jack! An a light Thanks
Thus Bonny greeted us.
May I inquire who your interest
ing new friends may be?" Jack indi-
Gated two young girls in bobs,
breeches. coats and stocks who had
been helping Benny address envel-
opes.
Don't you know them? They're
the famous kondar twins.-they
dance they're sort of-sore of semi
professionals. extras we reed for a
specially"
shall 1 get one of 'em to lend
you her coat?" limited Jeanne.
"Oh. Bonnyi You're cold?" Jack
was off and back in a minute, and
had wrapped Miss Flapper in her
evening cloak before she knew it;
and so pairs of eyes were released
from bondage.
/ tell this story only TO show what
a regular dear is my husband, how
comprehending and chivalrous. how
quick to do the right thing at the
proper moment. Only about me.
about what / want, about how / feel
is Jack ever the least bit dense.
OF Bonny he has always said that
she can reason right, that she only
prefers the freakish. the bizarre be-
cause they are exciting. Her fear OF
being bored is her supreme affecta-
ton.
But Jeanne and I know that
Bonny is uncannily sophisticated.
For instance. observing the Konrad
twins. looking like pretty boys as
they stepped upon the stage, Benny
commented:
"Rreeches, But not for Bonny.
Some girls are going to year 'em all
summer. they say. white duck toys
But-not me!' She blew a circle of
cigaret smoke into the air.
why not you?" Jeanne aueried.
Because men don't like TO see
girls in boys clothes. Now do they,
Jack?"
To which Mr.. Jack, having
formed an opinion, contributed his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
nce DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physician
or IL years and calomel's old-time
nemy, discovered the formula for Olive
tablets while treating patients for
hronic constipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
5ontain calomel, but a healing. soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the "keynote" OF these
little sugar-ooated. o~live-colored tab
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act normally. They never force them
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Ifyouh have a dark brown mouth
bad breath-a dull. tired feehng-sick
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you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re-
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Olive Tablets at bedtime
Thousands take them every night just
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15
HOPELAWN

Miss Margaret McCabs was the
guest of Miss Suber Barritt Satur-
day.
John Hume. Jr., has just returned
from the hospital after suffering the
loss of his left leg. resulting from
an automobile accident.
Mrs. John Hume and i. L. Dom
aho were out of town visitors Tues
day.
Andrew Sorenson is building q
new fence around his property.
A false alarm of fire was sent out
from Fords on Friday night that
there was a fire at Hopelawn. As q
result Of Fords Fire Co. turned out.
but of no avail.
The people in this vicinity are
indignant over the new that there
will be an election for commission
form of government, as !; has said
there have already been two cleo
tions Of this form of government in
the past four years. but nothing
has ever been accomplished. 1t is
claimed that these elections cost
the taxpayers thousands of dollars
each time they are brought Up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15
OUR FIRST YEAR
. BIZ BRIDE

characteristic bewiidered. why NO.
Why-yesi"
Men do not like pantaloon effects
On girls" Benny insisted. "Breeches
for horses. Knockers for hikes-alI
right. But men like frilly feminine
lacey leaning girls. So I'm going to
be all ruffly this summer. Pretty
eolors. too. l hope all the other girls
will wear breeches. Then I'll have
all the beausl"
We laughed in chorus, all excef
Jeanne. who had on her critics
mood. Said she:
You super-sophisticated babs
Why, the infant has said all theit
is to be said against breeches foi
girls, She's told US why DIR. Mar
Walker neve could make them pop
ulari Why they're doomed todayi
At this Bart joined v :
and Bonny blushedi That smart lit
tie fapper actually blushed, and put
out her cigaret against the back Q.
a chair.
1 managed to mill the group Sc
that the two young things we're left
outside our circle. And. oh. they
made a beautiful pair. Why cou3d-
MT Bart have sense and fall In love
with the girl7
To me, she was obviously in o
with him. Her bravado vanished
when he anne. She held her cloak
close about her shoulders. laid a soft
little hand on mine. II was Q trem-
bling little hand. I felt sure that II
a girl of her age "a possibly fan IN
love. Ronny had met with the ex-
perience. II I could see, why
couldn't Bart
(To be continued)
Copyright. 1922. NEA Servtce)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15
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The Magic Record


Servants quickly carried the
phonograph from the palace TO
The place beneath princess Ther-
mas window where the kings were
waiting.
Nick and Nancy brought the
magic record with the words OF
Longhead the Wiseman.
And King Verde produced the
magic needle which had been M
third peg of the heel OF his LETT
boot.
"silence." cried the furious falcon
from the tree-top. We shall now
hear the words for which we have
waited so long"
The machine was wound and the
needle put in place. Everybody held
his breath. There was a faint buzz
ing. Then came the voice OF wise
old Longhead: Both kings are i'm
posters. Neither shall marry the
Princess rherma- The true kings
are bewitched. Let the false kings
try their skill at shooting and my
words will be proven true. Only
true kings can shoot straight"
sIt'a s tels shouted King ludig.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15
IF YOU ARE WELL BRED

You will always be courteous to
those who serve you in any ca
pacity.
You will address them in modu-
lated tones and will word pour
orders SO thay they are not onen-
sive.
And Just because you can't see
the telephone operator you won't
forget she is human and resents
strong language even though she is
in no position to defend herself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15

Mrs. Arthur Beckman and Mrs
Deck. of Howart street, were Out
of OWL visitors over the week end
Misses Elsie, Ruth and Doroth,
O'Brien were visitors at the circu
Friday.
Mayor Christie OF the townsh
has proclaimed clean up week az
by all appearances it has taken
good effect here, as nearly all y
the gardens and yards are getting d
general clean up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

Don't overlook onions as a dinner
vegetable.
The choice Spanish or Bermuda
onions now in market can be serv-
ed in a variety OF ways both our
ishing and delicious. While we
rather escrow highly favored vege-
tables as the weather grows warm
er. onions can be prepared in such
a way that the flavor is delicate and
stimulating to the appetite.
When boiling onions keep the ket-
tie uncovered.
Baked Onions
Allow one large onion for each
person. Wipe with a clean cloth 20
remove any mud, but do not peel.
Put in an old pie pan or dripping
pan that will not be used for other
purposes. Bake an hour in a mod
crate oven Slip from skins and
serve with butter, salt and pepper.
Onions prepared in this way are re-
markedly sweet and inoffensive. Do
not put any water in the pan for
baking.
Stuffed Baked Onions
Four onions, leftover veal. IL
teaspoon salt. IA teaspoon pepper. l
teaspoon minced parsley, s table
spoons soft bread crumbs, 2 table,
spoons butter, 1 egg, buttered
crumbs.
Parboil onions for As minutes.
Drain and let cool to handle. Cut a
piece off the top of each onion and
SCOOP out the inside to form a cup.
Chop the center of the onion and
add as much chopped veal as there
Is onion.
Season with salt and pepper, add,
parsley, bread crumbs and butter.
Mix we'll and add the egg unbeaten.
Mix with fork. Fill onion shells
with mixture. Bake half an hour
in a moderate oven. basting every
10 minutes with boiling water and
a little butter.
Remove from oven, sprinkle with
buttered crumbs and brown quickly.
Scalloped Onions
Four onions, 2 cups white sauce,
4 tablespoons grated cheese, 4 Ia
blespoons buttered crumbs.
Peel onions and put in a shaiiow
pan. Cover with cold water ana
bring to the boiling point. Drain.
Cut in thin slices and put a yer IN
a buttered baking dish. sprinkle with
cheese and cover with white sauce.
Continue layer for layer until all
is used. Cover top with buttered
crumbs and bake half an hour IN
a moderate oven. Increase the heat
il necessary for the last 10 minutes
of baking to brown the top.
The cheese may be omitted n
the onions served as a dinner vege-
table. Leftover onions are often
raheated this way,
Copyright, 1922, N. E. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15
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Evening journal., 1922-05-12
GET 277 GALLONS
OF VINE In RAID

Alleged to have had in his home,
1920 Railroad avenue. 277 gallons
OF grape wine. Frank Dombrosio
was held in $500 bail for court by
Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
this morning. Six barrels Of wine
are said to have been found In the
place. five barrels OF which contain
ed from 5 to s per cent. alcohol. One
barrel Of wine. still in process OF fer
mentation, contained no alcohol
The raid was made by Detectives
Riley. Pierce. Mahoney and Virden
on May g. Captain OF Detectives
Benson testified as TO the alcoholic
contents OF the wine.
Leonard f. Wales. attorney for
Dombrosio, pointed out to the court
that the defendant was arrested on
a warrant. giving his name as Dom
broil." was arraigned as Dom
brosi" and was docketed as Dom
brosio." He questioned the validity
OF the warrant
Captain Benson told the court
that the man was known as Dom
broil." and was listed in the city
directory as "Dombroil'" which
caused the issuance of the warrant
in that name.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12

CIRCUS IN TOWN
Thousands View Colorful
Parade, With Animals in
Open Cages
MANY STAR ACTS ON
AFTERNOON PROGRAM

The big Sells-Floto circus. the
show which. It is claimed. presents
the largest straight circus perform
ance in the world. arrived in VIII
mington early this morning, travel
ing in three different all-steel train
sections. Its gigantic tents are now
pitched at Twenty-ninth and Mar
ket streets. Its main circus tent is
one OF the largest ever manufactur-
ed. Il seats something more than
1900 persons and is replete with
three rings and two stages. Only
acts OF a typical circus nature are
presented, and wild animal stunts
have no place in che mammoth pro-
gram with the sole exception of the
biR elephants. OF course. Sells
Floto have an exceptionally large
menagerie. as the thousands OF per
sons who viewed the street parade
are now prepared TO vouch for. but
this circus prefers to leave the pre-
sentation Of wild animal acts TO
carnival companies. incidentally, It
is the only circus thus far booked
for Wilmington this season.
Early morning everything was
hustle and hustle at the show
grounds. The circus dining tents
we're erected and the seven chefs
CONTINUED on Pago Fifteen)
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
PRESIDENT
INCITY THIS
AFTERNOON
Crosses Ferry to PENIS
Grove, on Way to At
lantic City
CAR WITH LUNCHEON
ARRIVED TOO LATE

President and Mrs. Harding were
Wilmington visitors this afternoon.
they going to Atlantic city by way
OF the PENIS Grove Ferry leaving
Fourth street wharf at 2 o'clock-
They were on their way to Atianiiu
City as guests OF Walter p. Edge. of
New Jersey. They will remain over
the week end at the Seaview coun-
try Club.
The Presidential party. who travei-
ed in autos. had planned TO have
luncheon on the ferryboat on tha
way across the river. but their plans
miscarried. as the President dis
covered in starting across the river.
The luncheon was being carried in
an automobile. but one OF the tires
OF that machine blew out. causing
a delay OF the car.
The ferryboat with the presiden-
tial party had been gone 20 minutes
when the auto with the luncheon ar
rived at the wharf. The next boat
was TO leave at a.4b O'Clock.
II Is expected the President and
others OF the party will arrange to
get some luncheon at PeDn'H Grove.
Mayor Harvey was one of thu
party at the wharf to welcome the
/ President and others OF his party.
l The Mayor had been there for more
than two hours. He was accom-
panied by DR.. Charles NJ. Handy.
president OF the Board OF Health
No announcement OF the Presi-
A. a.
vance. as Il was desired no crowd
gather az the wharf superintend
ent OF Police Black had assisfTs
Traffic Sergeant Devenish there. with
a squad OF officers. and detectives
also were on hand.
Rumors that the President was to
be at the wharf spread about during
the morning and a crowd OF about
500 persons assembled there and
Continued on Page SIX.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
DOUBT RIGHT
TO HOLD CHECKS
Council Questions Legality
of This Method of Col
lecting Taxes
McNABB IN RAGE
DURING DEBATE

The introduction by Councilman
McManus, in City Council. last night
OF resolution authorizing the city
treasurer 20 hold pay checks OF al
city employees or officials who may
be shown to be financially indebted
to the city. stirred up a hornets
nest" and for a time the mem bers
waxed eloquent in their arguments
for and against the resolution. Al
times the "eloquence" became 30
pronounced that President Ward was
compelled to rap for order. Coun-
Gilman McNabb was much opposed
to the passage OF the resolution, and
not only opposed its passage but
paced the Council chamber. lighted
and puffed away at a cigar in defiance
Of the rules OF Council. and fire.
quently addressed his nsmarks to a
number OF women who had gathered
TO. witness the manner in which the
CITY Fathers" transact business.
Following the reading OF the reso-
luton by the Council clerk. Coun-
Gilman Murray questioned the legal
ity OF the procedure and finally Of
fered an amendment that the mat
ter be referred TO the city solicitor
to ascertain II Council could legally
withhold the money OF any city off,
cial for taxes due After some argu-
ment the amendment was adopted
by vote OF TO 4. settling for the
present any further controversy. but
only postponing action as members
Continued on Page Fifteen)
Evening journal., 1922-05-12

GENOA. May 12.-Premier Lloyd
George today announced his de-
clsion to propose a ten-year mill
tary non-aggression truce for all
Europe on a basis Of existing front
.ers
The Genoa conference will be
asked TO become parties to this
Pan European pact regardless OF
the Russian muddie.
The British delegation announced
the conference would last another
fortnight. according to the new pro-
gram outlined by Lloyd George to-
day.
Lloyd George proposed that a
mixed commission be set up by the
Genoa conference 10 deal with the
question OF Russian debts. credits
and property seized by the Bolshe-
wiki.
This was suggested in the soviet
reply 10 the Allied memorandum. II
is considered by many observers
therefore. that Lloyd George has
accepted the Russian reply.
Meanwhile Lloyd George proposes
a truce, designed TO prevent war
along any OF the Eastern frontiers
TO Europe Russia would be party
to this truce, he said. Tchitcherin.
head Of the Russian delegation, has