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, 1923-03-20
Tasty Recipes

Il cup sugar. 4 cup butter substi.
tute. VI teaspoon salt, 1 egg. l cup
Kellogg's bran. y teaspoon vanilla,
2 tablespoons milk. Flour to make
stiff enough I handle about y cup.
Cream butter. add sugar gradually
then egg well beaten. Stir in bran
and all milk and flour. Roll, shape
and bake Is minutes in moderate
oven. Make same sizs as ginger
snaps.
Baked Bran Custard
1 cup Kellogg's bran, 2M cups no,
milk. y cup sugar, u teaspoon salt.
y teaspoon vanilla, 9 slightly beaten
eggs. Mix all togther and bake in q
buttered dish until custard Is firm,
Tho yollks of three eggs may be use
, 1923-03-20
Bread Clubs Hold
NTaafinuS

NtttlnkS-
The West Casper Bread club met
last evening at the West Casper
school. a large number of the mem
bers being present. Miss Setheryn Sic
bers. president Of the club, presided.
A very successful demonstration on
biscuits was given by tho Misses
Evelyn Nelson and Virginia Smith.
Songs n games were enjoyed during
the meeting. At the close of the bust
ness session a lunch was served by
the memoirs of the club. This cub
has made all of its meetings a success
and have progressed rapidly in the
making of breads. Mrs. Lewis, who Is
leader of the club. has made every
effort possible to make the club and
its work a success
The East Casper Bread club met last
evening at the East Casper school.
During the meeting n demonstration
on gems vas given by two members of
the club.
The Mills Bread club met Saturday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Thomas,
who is leader OF the club, Owing to
the considerable sickness the attend
ance was small.
Mss Warren, who IS in charge OF
the club work throughout the United
States and Miss Emmerson. assistant
state club leader. will be in the city
Friday and Saturday of his week and
Will meet with the leaders of tho diff
ferent clubs.
, 1923-03-20
Personals

The Misses Julia and Edna Kassia
will return tomorrow evening from
Thermopoiis after a weeks visit there,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gray have re-
turned to their home in FIT. Worth
after spending a short time here on
business.
Miss Evelyn Carter who has been
visiting here for the last month left
Sunday evening for her homo in
Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sinclair have
returned TO Salt Creek after spend
ing several days here visiting with
friends.
Mrs. r. W. Palmer has returned
to her homo at Bottom Creek after
spending two days here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Cooke arrived
in the city yesterday from Omaha
, 1923-03-20

time on business from Great Falls.
Mont
Bryan o. Parks left this week for
indianapolis where he will spend
some time on business and Visiting
with friends.
Norman r. Weaber is visiting with
friends for the week In ThsrmopoliA
r. s. Ellison. vice president Of the
Midwest Refining company. returned
this morning from Denver after spend.
ing a week there on business for the
ma
, 1923-03-20
Neighbors Of Woodcraft
VIII Meet This Evening.

The Neighbors Of woodcraft WIFI
meet in regular session this evening at
s o'clock at the odd Fellows hall.
Following the initiation of candidates
nomination of delegates of a~lternates
to the district convention will take
place. A social hour will be held. All
ne'ghbors of woodcraft are asked to
be present.
, 1923-03-20
Harry Astin Gives
Ckever Performance.

The Laramie Republican pays a
very fine tribute to the defamation
and reading given in h preliminaries
at the University of Wyoming con-
tests by Harry Astin of Casper. The
paper states, zone OF h %cleverest per
formances ever seen here in connec-
tion with high school week, and the
writer speaks from experience. having
reported six weeks, was hat given
by Harry Astin of Casper in reading
from "Stories of Street and Town"
One would be at n loss whether to call
st q reading or a song. for Astin's rep
, 1923-03-20
Mrs. Kimban
Entertains.

Mrs. Nell Kimball entertained the
Tuesday Tea club this afternoon at
her home on South W1olcott treet
Substitutes for the afternoon were
Mrs. S. n. Brooks. Mrs. Pitt Covert,
Mrs. v. L. Hanson and Miss Mar
garet Sullivan. Members of the club
who attended were Mrs. r. H. Mich
ola. Mrs. Arthur Schultz. Mrs. Carney
Peterson, Mrs. r. c. Wyland. Mrs.
Leigh Townsend. Mrs. ]. C. Shook
Mrs. r. NJ. Bartholomew, Mrs. y. b.
Lummis and Airs. Gus Bell.
, 1923-03-20
c. n. IL. w. Club
Musical Saturday.

Members of the Chicaso and North
western Railway Woman's club will
entertain at a musical Saturday eve
ming. March "a. in the waiting room
Of the Northwestern station. The en-
tertainment will begin promptly at s
o'clock. Special entertainment of in
terest to all will be given. l.. I. Gu
Itch. manager of the Charles Z. Wells
Music company Of Casper has do
mated an Ampico n!aro for the eve-
ming. Refreshments will be served All
Northwestern employees and their
families are invited to attend.
Maccabee Entertainment
"A Success.
The entertainment given last eve
ming at the I. o. o. F. hall by the
woman's Benefit association OF the
Maccabees was a huge success. A
short business meeting was held at
$3.50 which was followed by an egg
contest. Hlrs. Rouch winning the
prize. The cake which was ratified
off was won by Mrs. Dale Lowe who
held the lucky number. An interest
ing program was given consisting OF
orchestra selections given by the
central school orchestra, a reading by
Beulah Bailey. n vocal solo by Dora
Stanley. an Irish Jig by Jane Growth
er, a recitation by Catherin Martin. a
vocal selection by Mrs. Don Lobdell
an interesting reading by Mrs. Ma
Hathaway and an enjoyable dance by
little Betty Grisinger and Eileen But
Ter. Following the program refresh
ments were served by the Mesdames
Brunch, Garbutt, Overbaugh. Han
cock. Hawkins and Cryst. Dancing
was enjoyed during the evening the
Central school orchestra furnishing
the music.
BOolSfellOws Meet
Thursday Evening.
There will be a business meeting
OF the Casper Circle Of Bookfellows
at 1880 p. m. Thursday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Richard Ship,
Sal South Beech street.
, 1923-03-20
Christian Aid
Meeting THURSDAY.

owing to the illness OF Mrs. @. C.
Wright the Ladies' Aid society of the
North Casper Christian church will
meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. H. C Green in the
Murphy apartments. ss4 Pear street.
All those who have not turned in their
aprons are requested to bring them to
this meeting, also needles and thin
bles,
, 1923-03-20
POWDER BLAST
KILLS Three

SCRANTON. Pa. March 2o.-An
explosion in the packing mill Of the
Dupont Power company at Belin VII
lage. five miles south Of Scranton to-
day killed three men.
, 1923-03-20

Prices arc always low ats Graham,
Shields Furniture Co.
, 1923-03-20

New stock Of craper.es Just re-
ceived at Graham Shields Furniture
Cnu,papv
, 1923-03-20
Miss Sullivan
VIII Entertain.

Miss Kathleen Sullivan will enter
tain the Midnight Bridge club this
evening at her home. 100 East Tenth
street. An out of own guest for the
evening viii be Miss Anna Burns of
Billinga. house guest OF Mrs. Paul
Hooper. Those substituting will be
Miss Veronica Glynn, Miss Margaret
Sullivan and Miss Ruthie Briden-
hanVh-
, 1923-03-20

Rug prices are lower at Graham
Shields Furniture Company.
, 1923-03-20
Dinner Party
Sunday Evening.

Dinner Party
Sunday Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan and DR.. I.
e. Berouist entertained at al infor.
mai dsner party Friday evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan
in the Hart apartments on CY ave
III Among those who attended
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Peck and
daughter Mary Del. Miss Mary Grit
fifth. Fred Patee and James Griffith.
, 1923-03-20
American Legion
Auxiliary Meeting.

The American Legion auXIIlary VIII
meet wednesday afternoon at ESQ
ut the y. w. c. A. club rooms
in the Smith Turner building. This
will be the regular monthly meeting
of the auxiliary. All members Of the
organization are asked to be pres
ent.
, 1923-03-20
Surprise Party
Saturday.

Friends of Mrs. w. T. Ma
honey entertained at a surprise
party Saturday evening in honor
of her birthday. The entertain
ment was given at the AIhhoney
residence on South Center street.
Mrs. Mahoney was presented with an
attractive guest prize. Among the
guests were Mrs. NJ. s. Ryan. Mrs.
p. E. Dean. Mrs. o. C. Johnson. Mrs.
Peter Tobin. Mrs NJ. C. Crouch. Mrs
Jack Leary. Mrs. Patrick Burke, Mrs.
Qualey, Mrs. Gertrude Sullivan. Mrs.
NJ. j. Foley. Miss Sue Mahoney. Miss
Edna Smith and Miss Kathryn Ma
honey.
, 1923-03-20
Duplicate Club
Friday.

Mrs. r.. H. Nichols will entertain
the Duplicate Bridge club. Friday at
her residence, 442 South Park ave
nue..
, 1923-03-20
@T$S oGq|!!,etYh.
M @

resentation of grand opera in which he
sang all parts. including hat OF male
and female chorus is something Ions
to be remembered and talked of in
high school week circles"
, 1923-03-20
BOOkfeIIOWa Mect
Thursday Evening.

There will be a business meeting
OK the Casper Circle of Bookfellows
at 1880 D. IN. Thursday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Richard Ship,
Sal South Beech street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-11
MEET
ON THURSDAY
Y. M. C. A. Swimming Team
To Encounter Newark Out
fit on Thursday Night

Captain Clayton Clark, Jr.. Is pre-
pairing his Y. M. C. A. swimming
team for its second meet of the sea-
son in the local pool, on Thursday
night of this week. Newark's crack
association team will furnish the op-
position on this occasion. 1t was
originally planned to hold the meet
on Friday night, but latest arrange
ments have been to stage the affair
the previous night.
Amboy lost q tough light to'Tren-
ton in the opening meet of the cam
paign about two weeks ago but Cap
tain Clark is confident hat with
Jensen, Baker, Ryan, Olsen, Totin,
McQuaide, Larsen and the balance
of his squad hitting on "all four"
the result this week will be a great
deal different.
The same events as for the first
meet will be run off on Thursday
night, the forty, sixty and one hun
dred yard races, and free style, forty
yard back stroke, plunge, dive and
relay events. The members of the
local team will practice up on their
particular numbers the next several
nights.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited
to attend this nee and a larger turn
out than Witnessed the first meet Is
expected. Captain Clark has an
nounced that numerous big meets
are being carded for the local pool
and foreign pools for the Jefferson
sire 1t association team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-11
FIVE
STILL LEADS
Team of Davey Banks Has
Three Game Lead in Metro
League

Despite the loss to Paterson on
their own court, Sunday night, the
Brooklyn Dodger quintet, of which
Davey Banks, of the Perth Amboys,
is a member, has a three game lead
in the Metropolitan.
On Saturday night, the leaders
won from the Yonkers team, at
Yonkers, by a 1928 score, and on
the same night, Paterson walloped
Greenpoint, to the tune of a 1922
at Paterson.
The following night, Paterson reg
istered another win, this time at
the expense of the Dodgers, on their
home court. by a 31-24 score Green
point won from Yonkers, at Green
point, on Sunday night. The score of
the latter game was 31-22. Davey
Banks was not in the Brooklyn line
up for the game on Sunday night.
AS a result of the double victory,
Paterson went into fourth place in
the six team circuit. Trenton and
Kingston are tied for second place,
three games behind the leaders.
Yonkers is in fifth place, and Green
point in the cellar.
Banks is carded to play with the
Amboys against the South Philadel-
phia Hebrew Association team or
the Auditorium court next Saturday
night. The Brooklyn star made his
initial appearance In an Amboy uni
form a week ago Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-11
Sd. AMBOY 5
PLAYS DOTTAS
Preliminary Game on St.
Mary LyCeum Court Here
This Evening

The Dottas Girls basketball team
of this city will endeavor to make it
three straight tonight when they en-
counter the South Amboy Independ-
ent Five on the st. Mary Byceum
court. Fayette and Mechanic streets,
in the preliminary contest to the
SpeeGway-Hudson county engage
ment.
Last Tuesday night the Dottas
nosed out the Railway Y. NJ. c. A.
lassies in a spirited game on the
local Lyceum court, and three weeks
ago the Carteret Independents were
defeated on the same floor. The
game last week was played n hand
rules, the rules regularly applying in
all contests played by the Union
county passers.
In tonight's game the Dottas will
have Anna Handerhan and Helen
Schultz in the advanced berths,
Edna Bennett at center, and Marie
Feldman and Lillian Bjork In the
backfeld. This same team was used
in the two previous contests.
The lineup of the cross-river team
has not been announced, but 1t is I'M
dersteod that the Independents will
have the pick of the female court
material in the cross-river town.
This contest will get under way
promptly at 8 o'clock.
Manager Wilson originally had the
Orange Stars booked for tonight, but
this combination cancelled the book
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-11
SPEEDWAYS PREPARED
FOR TOUGH CONTEST
WITH HUDSON CO. five

victories to their credit owe the
Commonwealth colored team, of
New York City, Harrison Big Five
and the Bay View Wheelman quin-
tet. All three of these teams were
beaten on their home court and a
victory on the three courts is quite
a feature. The Commonwealths
have a good record so far this sea-
son on their Harlem court, the Perth
Amboys being one of their victims,
and seldom are the Bay View and
Harrison quintets defeated at home.
Members of the Hudson county
squad have appeared in this city
on various occasions. Kelley, Wei
mar and Guerber are especially we'll
known here, having played good ball
against the Amboys on the Audi
forum court in former campaigns.
Since the appearance of the Origi-
nal Celtics on the Lyceum court, the
Speedways have displayed a better
brand of ball in every department.
Last week the quintet looked good
against the padded" E~nglewood
club, of Brooklyn, and with Regain
in the lineup the fans should wit
ness plenty of passing and all-around
floorwork.
The efficient "Chuck" Solador, of
Newark, will handle the whistle this
evening. The Essex county league
official can always be counted on to
speed up a game to the satisfaction
of the audience. Hostilities will be-
gin at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-11
SERIES
To Be STARTED
AmboyS Clash With ReCrea-
tons on BohnSaCk Alleys
Here Tonight

The fur will fly' when John Do
lan's Perth Amboy five Engages the
R~ecreations, captained by Bill Halla-
han, on the Bohnsack alleys, Smith
street, tonight. This is the first
game of a series, of three or five
matches.
Messrs. Dolan and Hallahan claim
to have two of the strongest indie
pendent teams in this section of the
state, and the winner of this series
will be matched to roll the leading
lodge and association teams in this
vi-.nity toward the close of the
present campaign.
In the lineup of the Amboys to-
night will be Ed Jaycox, Clarence
Hoffman, Charley Einhorn, Bill
Pemberton and AL Simonsen. Bill
Jenkins, another member of the AM
boy squad, is not available for to-
night. but will roll in all future
matches. Last week, the Amboys
opened the season by taking the
measure of the Keasbey five on the
Smith street alleys.
The Recreation leader also will
trot out his strongest collection of
bowlerS in an effort to get the jump
on the Amboys. There is a great
deal of rivalry between the two cap
tains and their bowlers, and some
good scores are looked for. The
first game will get under way about
$3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-11
CARTERETF FIVE
IN THIS CITY
St. Josephs of Borough to
Play Holy Trinity Team
Here Tonight

The st. Joseph Club basketball
team, of Carteret, will open its sea-
son tonight in a game with the Holy
Trinity Club passers. on the latters
Holy Trinity court, Laurie street.
This is the second game of the sea-
son for the local outfit.
In the lineup of the local quintet
will be the Kochek brothers, Suili-
van, Dooley and George Mitruska.
at is said that a capable center man
will be added to the squad, after
which all senior combinations in this
section will be engaged in home and
travelling contests. Charley Kochek
Is counting on playing one game at
home and one away, each week.
Under the direction of Coach Du-
brow, the Carteret passers are COM
Ing to the front in rapid fashion,
and in tonightss encounter, a real
test of strength will be given. In
the near future. the st. Josephs will
start playing on their new court In
the borough.
Both of these teams have large
eolIowings and a big turnout Is look
ed for in the encounter this season.
The game will be started about $3.50
o'clock, and there will be a small
admission charged.
This is the first season for basket
ball on the Laurie street court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-11
HIGHLANDS 5
At 50. AMBOY
Second Game for Coach Ep-
pinger's Cross River Outfit
Friday Night

SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 11:-Coach
Eppinger's st. Mary's high school
basketball team will go into action
for the second time on Friday night
when they oppose the representative
court men of Atlantic Highlands, on
the Augusta street court.
The parochial school outfit opened
their season several weeks ago
against Keyport on the latter's
court, handing that team a drubb-
ing with a 1915 score. Handicap
ped by the size of the Monmouth
county court the outlook for the st.
Mary's team after this game Is fav-
orable for a big season.
Then too the Augusta street court
sters defeated the Atlantic High
lands team the year before last in
two games by big scores, and with
the return of John Gleason, star
pivot man for the past two seasons,
to the fold, a second win is looked
for on Friday night. Gleason has
had two years experience with the
varsity squad, and Coach Eppinger
depends greatly on his services in
bringing about a banner season.
Frank Mccarthy, of the Hole-in-
the-Wall section las been secured to
referee all home games for the To-
Gals. Mccarthy is a coach in Brook
Ign, and is declared an excellent man
with the whistle. There will prob
ably be a girls game on Friday night
between the st. Mary's girls and the
Atlantic Highlands lassies.
A good crowd is expected out
and the contest will get under way
about $40 o'clock. 1t Is understood
that in q short time the Augusta
street representatives will abandon
the gym for home games and use
the spacious court at st. Mary's au-
ditorium, the former battle-ground
of the old Universities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-11
So. Philadelphia Five
viii Lead Quaker City
Circuit This Weekend

Before the end of this week the
crack South Philadelphia Hebrew
Association basketball team will be
in first place, in the Philadelphia
basketball league. court critics of
Quaker Town have made known.
The Sphas, as this quintet is ia
miliarly known, has been carded to
play the Perth Amboy Big Five, of
Messrs. Lowenkopf and Levin, on
the Auditorium court, Saturday night
Of this week. Judging the play of
the Hebrews to date, the locals will
need Davey Banks and David Hank
Thomas, in order to make a show
ing.
At the present time the South
Philadelphia quintet is tied for sec
ond place in the eight team league,
this combination and the Cathe-
drals, stand a game behind the lead
ing st. Peter quintet. Following the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-11

second place occupants in the order
named are the Tri-Council, shana-
han, Holy Name, Camden and ST
Henry quintets.
Powell, of the Cathedrals, is lead.
ing the league in point score, with
a total of 81 points in ten games.
and Manager P~asson, the star OF the
Hebrew quintet, is Il point be.
hind, having played the same mum
Der of contests. Swartz, Klotz and
r. Deighan r also among the
twenty-five highest scorers in tho
circuit.
On Thursday night of this weef
the Sphas play the league LEADING
st. Peter quintet, and the following
night, the Camden team will be en-.
countered.
Basketball attractions for this sec
ton are generally picked from New
York nd jersey, so that the Penn.
sylvarla booking is soneihing ou'
of the ordinary. Some of the great
est players and teams in the history
of basketball have been turned oui
of Pennsylvania, and many of the
leading stars in the game today. have
played against various clubs II
Quaker Town and vicinity. The op.
position furnished gives a good idea
of the strength of the clubs in that
district.
The Philadelphia league is rated
as one of the best in the East today
Manager Passon has made know
hat he will secure numerous book
ings in this state on the showing O.
his club against the state champions
at the Auditorium this weekend.
Celtics Are Booked
Christmas night at the local Audi
forum, the Amboys will play thei
biggest game of the season. On thii
occasion, the Celtics, champions o
the world, will stack forces agains
the local representatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-11

Gene Tunney, of Red Bank, fight
ing the best battle of his career, was
awarded the decision over Harry
Greb, of Pittsburgh, m~iddleweight
champion of the world, in the fifteen
round light heavyweight champion
ship contest at Madison Square Gar
den last night. Tunney was protect
ing his light heavyweight title
in this bout.
The ferocious body attack launch
ed by Tunney decided the bout. Greb
made a number OF good rallies. but
the punishment dealt out by the two
class man from Smoke Town was
not enough to offset the advantage
gained by his opponent.
In this contest the ~middleweight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-11
ST Q HUDSON COUNTY QUINTET HERE THIS EVEN
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN MI FIELDS

go into action. The Jefferson street
association representatives have not
been doing any too well this sea-
son
A week from tonight the Origi-
Lal Celtics, worlds basketball
champions, will appear here for
their first game of the season with
the Perth Amboy Big Five.
Clayton Clark, Jr., expects his Y.
NJ. c. A. swimming team to break In
to the win column at the expense
of the Newark 'fY" swimmers in the
local pool on Thursday night.
A great many entries are expected
for the first female roller skating
cpeed race to be held at the Audito-
rum tomorrow night. This heat will
he she first of four to decide the
half mile championship of this sec
ton.
Preparations are being made for
the next boxing shows to be put on
by the boxing representative organ
izations of this city and New Bruins
wick.
Unusual interest Is conferred in the
firemen's league contests scheduled
for this week. The first defeat of the
Lincoln fremen is looked for to-
morrow night.
A Carteret-Tottenville football
contest next Sunday afternoon would
draw out a record crowd for a grid
iron encounter in this section.
-
An official score will be on hand
this afternoon for the semi-weekly
shoot of the Police Social Club of
the local department, on the Con-
very place range.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-11

Bowlers of this city and vicinity
mourn the loss of Alvin Fox, one of
the organizers of the local six team
Elks circuit. Mr., Fox, the captain
of the league leading Stehrling outfit
passed away on Saturday night.
Young Stribfing, the Atlantic
light heavyweight wonder, Is pre-
pairing for his first real battle in the
North, to be fought at the Newark
Armory. He is to fight Dave Rosen-
berg.
Now that the baseball conferences
have been started, the great dia-
mond game will again occupy the
limelight in sporting circles.
Hudson county's strongest basket
ball quintet will give battle to the
Speedway five on st. Mary's Lyceum
court Fayette and Mechanic streets,
this evening.
For the success of all sporting
branches in this city the organiza-
ton of a committee % prominent
business men to promote the various
events, is needed.
Representatives of the local Elks
lodge in the fourteen team circuit
are counting or a comeback at the
expense ofsthe strong Paterson team
on the Madison avenue alleys, Thurs
day night. The local "Bills'' were
beaten by Jersey City last week.
Fistic experts are finally onto the
scheme of Pancho Villa. flyweight
champion of the world, in looking
for setups: Villa is refusing an is
sue with some good men in his class
The varsity vo1ley b. Y team of the
local Y. NJ. c. A. will soon again