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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16

WOODBRIDGE, March 16.-Mrs.
| !. II. Thayer Martin, president of the
| Wornans Club Of Woodbridge town
ship, greeted the members and their
| guests at the high school last night
on the occasion Of tie fourth anrual
guest night Of the club. This event
! marked another milestone IN the
successful history of this unusual
| club.
xrsssfu, Me-; MsEIte5 st e5rdisi dSi5iist9g was most
The speaker of the evening was
DR.. Willard Scott OF Boston. His
subject was: "The World and Our
SelSss boof. rhs B. Esu8ssttoR Esss8s oRSk Z HeaP s
Adams "' writer ~ himself. In his
autobiography Mr. Adams told OF
] his education and environments, that
after studying until he was thirty
three years old; he found that he
was dissatisfied with his cornpaHi9ps
because they did not live according
| to the spirit Of 1870: This Prougnt
forth the question: Are YOU goins
to live WITH" your grandmother or
your children"
'Interspersed with true philosophy
were rare bits of hurpor. Although
the first part OF his lecture vas
more or less serious, the dry humor
OF the remainder left a pleasing
Thought that will doubtless lead those
who heard him to think deeper and
realize the real message from The
World and Ourselves"
Miss Ethel Killian of New York
and. Perth Amboy, then gave a
group of perfectly delightful songs.
Her voice rings true and clear and
her high notes and thgills captiyated
her audience. Maxwell MacMichael
crganist at st. Peters church in
Perth Amboy, accompanied: Miss
Killian. who studie for some time
under most excellent masters IN
Italy: Her voice is what is termed
songs included: "Caro Nome - ..SThe
Wren, "'"Cuckoo Song" Love Sends
a Little Gift of Roses" and ''Semper
LIBERIA So popular did this pop
ular singer please her audience that
later in the evening by -a1uest she
sang. "A Dream" by Bartlett, and
"a Coon's Prayer" by Hope.
Mrs Martin then invited the
guests to participate of the refresh
ments provided by the hospitality
committee in corridors and then to
enjoy the dancing, the music being
furnished by the Society Synco-
pators."
The auditorium was decorated in a
most artistic manner with ferns,
palms. pussy willows and daffodils.
the latter flower carrying out club
colors. The guests were received by
the president, first vice president,
Mrs. Cooper: second vice president,
Mrs. H. w. Won Bremen; treasurer,
Ms. w. L. Harmed recording score
tary, Mrs. A. F. Randolph, corre-
spending secretary, Miss Anna Dun
igan, and the members OF the vel
come committe, Mrs. E. L. Gridley,
Mrs. w. A. Osborn, Mrs. chester
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
Legion Auxiliary
Card arty Success

KEYPoRT, Mar. 1S:-The card
party held in the public library on
Wednesday afternoon Under the di-
rection of the Ladies Auxiliary OF
Raritan Post No. "a, American Le-
gion. was fairly well attended about
fourteen tables being IN play and a
pleasant session of five hundred and
bridge being enjoyed. The high
scores in five hundred we're held by
Mrs. Seuger. Mrs. Jesse Camp. MIS-.
A. A. PhiIo and Mrs. Jpdson s. hopla
while the winners at bridge were
Mrs. Albert NJ. Haigh, Mrs. J. earle
Anderson, Mrs. Elmer r. Morris and
Miss Annie L. Tilton. Following the
game dainty refreshm ents were
served by Mrs. Earl II. Cherry. Mrs.
Dyson Woodhouse and MRS. Walter
Bolte.
Those playing were Mrs. senger,
Mrs. Jesse r. Camp, Mrs. Joseph
Maurer, Mrs. William 3. Eckhart,
Mrs Roland C. Dey. Mrs. A, A. Philo,
Mrs Howard L. Hanson, Mrs JndSon
S. Hopla, Mrs. H. Louis HUTCHINSON,
Mrs. Paul I. Ash, Mrs. William
Maurer. Mrs. &. J. Riley, Mrs Heisei
Mrs. Asbury W. Campbell, Mrs. Will
liam Einstein. Mrs. ). c. Anderson,
Mrs. Rufus o. Walling, Mrs. L.
Brewer Walling. Mrs. o. C. Bogar-
dus, Mrs. Edgar T. Hoose, Mrs. FL
mer E. Morris, Mrs. Dyson Wood
house, Mrs. Arthur S. VanBuskirk.
Mrs. Henry E. Ackerson, Jr., Mrs.
Albert M. Haigh, Miss Annie L. TIl-
ton. Miss Helen Osborn, Mrs. Earl H.
Cherry, Mrs. Walter Bolte, Mrs. Pam
G.. zimmerman. Mrs. John G. Os-
borne, Mrs. Fl. Seabrooke Schanck,
Mrs. Thomas Morrison, Mrs. Fred G.
Ogden, Mrs. Banner. Mrs. Maxim.
The auxiliary is planning to hold
an evening card party in the library
in the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
Put your faith in keIlogg's Braa-
il relieves Chronic G0nstinaiion

IF you suffer with mild or chronic
constipation, go after it relentlesslyl !
Constipation has probably wrecked
more lives than any one human all.
ment. It is the basis of many illnesses,
leading even to such diseases as
Bright 3 and diabetes. In It's mider
form constipation creates sick head.
aches, biliousness, dizziness, nausea,
bad breath, pimples, etc. Kellogg g
Bran IS guaranteed to relieve consti-
patton permanently if it is eaten regu-
larry. Eellogg's is ALL BRAN
that s why it acts as natures perfect
sweeper, cleanser and purifier.
70 safeguard your own health, 10
protect your family, serve Kellogg q
Bran each day. As a constipation
preventive or for mild cases, eat at
least tTo tablespoonfuls daily. In
chronic eases, as much with each meal
But keep at it persistently-beat con.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
Woman1s Club to
Meet Monday Night

The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Club Yttle ebes held IN the
.fhs 1EssgSssFts4 srt aspaftmsSt SsSt has esarge 9t #
the program WHICH PROMISES 70 be
tirfusualiy Interesting. 9 It fnciudes
a number of fanruus paintings to be
presented in tabieau1,,- and which
will bs interspersed With delightful
musical numbers. Tho usual guest
condfti ions wit Be suspended at this
meeting, with the exception of the
payment of the usual guest fee,
which means hat any neember may
spopsaf as many gasstE ss Chg ds-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
W oman $ Council
to Have Dance

All plans and arrangements have
been completed for the barn dance
to b. given by the local council of
Jewish Women, in the Z. NJ. H. A.
hall, on Thursday, March %, for
members and their escorts. Admis-
sion to the dance will be gained only
by showing the council card with
the members name. All members
who have not received their adnis-
sion card, will please notify the
chairman Mrs. N. Preminger. Ex-
cellept music will be furnished by
the Society Syncopators. Refresh
meuts will be served during the eve
ming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16

stipation with bran-nature g most
wonderful foodi And think how
Kelloggis VIII free You al from the
dangers Of pills and catharticss
Kellogg's Bran is a life sustainer
and bodybuilding food because it con.
tains mineral salts and other food
essentials, as vel as being natural
relief from eonstipationl
Kslloggis is delicious in its mt.
like favor. 1t adds greatly to the
taste Of hot or cold cereals when
sprinkled or mixed with them. Or,
cook it with hot cereals, allowing two
tablespoonfuls for each person.
KelloggiG Bran makes very delicious
mullins, zaisin bread etc.
EAloggs Bran IL served IN leading
hotels, elnbS and restaurants n indi.
yidual packages. Al grocers sell It.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
BROADCASTS
By LoRA KELLY

Sayeth the Preacher
women preachers aren't numer.
Gus. Aside from raising money fol
the new carpet in the Sunday school
room; inaugurating a fund to re.
place the pulpit furfiture;i replen-
IsniTfg the treasury of the home ana
Foreign missionary society; seeing
That the pastors salary is raisee
promptly and that the new soIoisi
d9esnt flat in her upper register
attending to the communion bread
and the supply Of sacramentai
wine. women don't have much to do
in the churches. - -
You've probably noticed the great
throngs of men rushing wildly 1.
and fro to church on sundays. aftef
the manner OF a world series score
board crowd. re
You haven't? We're surprised.
What kind ind Of place do you live in
~'Getting back to women preachers
however, leads us to consider tfte
remarks of Maude Royden, inter
nationally known English preacher
from Guild Hall and City Tempfa
London ''~ -@s-- '.--@ ~4 i@
Wen wager that Rev Royder
doesn't take any texts from st. Paul
the well known letter writer Of
Ephesus, who laid down many pre-
cepts for the conduct Of women.
On the contrary, Rev. Royden be-
lieves that the Great Teacher Him
self had no patience with men who
Sought to supervise the lives of wo-
men - S-S0- as
I'm Christian Society there has
been lust one man who has regards
women as something more than Just
mothers-and- He Is Jesus Christ,
she said. ITO most men. it is wo-
mems sex and not her humanity that
justifies her existence.
$50 far as actual instruction goef
we have no record that Jesus said
anything at all about women's con.
duct A-i'S - go
He never told US what virtue,
we should practice; what ideals we
should atm at. or what sphere We
shogld occupy. He spoke neithet
home. He commended neither
meekness nor obedience to one se1
more than to another. ''''
"""Motherhood may be beautiful o.
course, but I object to women being
vaIued only for their possible con.
tributions to the male population
The Gentlenhen's Missionary So.
ssisty, wiltl now arise and sing the
Copyright, 1923, by Public Ledger
Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16


slightly. This and a straight bac.
with the stomach pulled in and III
shoulders handing naturally IS tt
correct posture. Here are the com
mands; Head up, chin IN, chest on
abdomen in, feet straight ahead. =
grow tan, push UP, using son1ethin
on the head to give cousctougnes
Of effort-and stay lax, not tense
Children love 10 initiate. If the
are given these commands in soldei
~ fashion they viii enjoy doing thef
and after while the whole routine Z
correct posture becomes autonat i
Have you ever noticed how soTn
small boys walk exactly like the
fathers so much so that il is funny
So much for loving imitation.
wont help greatly to give good con
mands and then have the child sc
the rest Of the family slumping.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
Metuchen Women
:. Plan Luncheon

METUCHEN, March IA lunch
con viii be given by the W. c: 7. =.
ut the iLeagle House Tuesday, March
20 at ~ noon. Miss Edith :Ehreth
state pre-. ,i5ent' Of the association
win be the principal Speaker. Mrs.
STEELE r. Manning president of the
local! chapter has Issued an invita-
tion to the NJ embers to attend a lee
t,ire on Current events which will
goftoW the lunche6r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
A New Salad

Cut three cups Of cold boiled pota-
toes. into small seupes. Finely chop
two hard boiled eggs: Cut two pi-
nideptos INTO small dice. Thinly slice
h small onion, or II q bunch of young
green ones should be used, take two
Or three 'inches Of the green stalks.
Nix air the INGREDIENTS together, with
fRo tablespoons OF chopped parsley,
AtsaspoonF Of salt and 4 little pepper
TO taste, ada q cup OF cooked salad
dressing, and serve N a Bowl lined
with lettuce leaves, Or individually,
III q nest ~of the leaves. '-'''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
YOUR BABY AND MINE
81 MYRTLE MEYER ElpRED

There are q dozen questions
that mothers would like to ask
about their babies and yet hesi-
tate to bother the doctor. If you
are about to wean the baby or
prepare a ieyets are confused
about change Of Diet or clothing,
write TO Mrs. E.dred. care OK
the goLr Baby and Nine de-
partment Of this newspaper and
ask for assistance. Letters given
personal attention IL accompan D.
led BY sslf-addressed. stamped
envelope.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
Momen Plan Dance

MEIUCHEN, March l6.-Ihe lad
les auxiliary OF the South Metuchen
Social and Civic Club viii hold a
dance in their clubhouse on New
Brunswick avenue, Saturday night,
March IA. Numerous prizes will be
awarded. Arrangements to fake
care OF q large gathering IS being
made, according to Mrs. L. v. Blum
in charge OF the dance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
SKIRT Lengths

Any woman may be her OWN ar
bitter over her "skirts length " this
spring. Street dresses andSsuits are
from s to 10 ipcteg iron" the pave
ment, sports skirts from IS to r.
inches from the golf links, evening
dresses from spSls length to SIX
inches from the hopr: -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
Piaited Collar

A plated collar of white crepe de
chine adds . dsmure touch to the
simple frock Of BLACK crepe de chine.
The collar 10 broad on the right
Shoulder ana narEews TO a tie on
the left.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
shingIed Locks

The shingle, much worn in Pari
is threatening 70 supercede the bo
in popularity. It gives q scooped-f
appearance at the back of the hea
and is especially favored by tt
young woman who aspires to a slee
and boyish air. The hair is croppe
close at the back, with the long hal
from both sides meeting there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
Hack and RMe

The combination Of black and sap
phires blue is fredl1 ently seen in MIL
itnery and in costumes for spring.
Cpnsequ earrings with Piapis
snd 'sapphtFes are featured as well.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
Gorgeous Gown

4 gorgeous gown recently exhib.
tied In Paris IS Of blac$ lustrotis
crepe with diamond shoulder straps,
an elaborate design OF peacock
feathers worked out in diamonds il
the mont panel, eHerdipg rom hem
to waistlips.' '''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
Printed Silks

One of the smart new printed silk
fabrics shows a design of dull red
on a background of midnight blue.
Printed effects also are to be seen
IN the silk fber knitted materials.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
Bathing Suit

Amplitying the scantiness Of the
ope-piece bathing suit are detached
wristlets and decorative bands TO be
worn about the thighs and legs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
% MARIAN HALE

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hotHpIex2 -
Afs Seg aa incarnation Ct slse:
hsreins frStn Geass's Ladleg .s4 sls Book? .:.aIs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16
Kaslla Eor Snrinr

kaSia kor spring
Kasha cloth stitched in self-coler
is being made up into seExicsable
zz,as aSsiha - sjaeinz s...as. 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16

Hip girdles Of coiored beads de
veloped in interesting motifs ar
contributing the only bit of color t
many Of the street dresses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16

The regular meeting Of the Hap
py Seven was held "Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. George
Elmer in Fayette street. At the
close of the business session a social
time was held. The next meeting
OF the club win be held at the home
Of Mrs. George Vogt next Wednes-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the z. NJ.
H. A. win bold a rlimmage sale on
Smith street, near the Central Rail-
road beginning Monday of next Week.
Anyone having any article for this
sale Will please notify. Mrs. J. Z.
Klein, OF 80 Gordon street, telephone
562, N. and they will be called for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-16

Tomorrow afternoon the Catholic
Daughters of Am erica viii uspice q
card party in the assembly rooms Of
the Knfghts OF Columbus home IN
High street. The usual card games
win be IN play and most attractive
prizes will be awarded. Refreshments
will be served by the committee in
charge.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-28
THE BUSINESS CONVENTION

The annual convention the National Negro Business league
meeting in Hot Springs Ark August 1913 is of vital Importance
to the commercial activities of the There thing that
frequently in business meetings everything except bus
ness proper discussed before the the meeting
arrived at The Negro Business league taken greatest
hold the sections the country where patronage
pres almost forced issue In the northern and majority of
the eastern sections the Negro business has attained
only through competition and frequently superior
white competitor He has had little support people,
especially where they could place their dollars caucasian
ke Where these conditions most prevalent the Negro Bu
problem that should be taken thoroughly discussed
order that greater strides be made by enterprises
face this condition.
10 often in business conventions statistics given show
the amount of finance only acquired by
method adopted doing Of equal Importance an
ton of the failures and their In survey things
that make business successful taken of the
intricate matters that unremedied result failures healthy
at hand concerning the keeping of health know how
remedy the i'll whenever symptoms present themselves In order
present profitable balance sheet must know how
Offset the deficit We speak Of cooperation There be
coperaton without organization When man can
visualize the Importance Of organization to the that he will
protective association the Negro Business league we will
have cooperation and cooperation thing that counts in
making all businesses worth while is the Of matters
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-28
THE PHILIPPINE SITUATION

America who has always pded herself the criterion for
equality and justice of evils against unprotected
necessity of proving its traditional egotsm retiring to the rank
of other governments The test in the form of the diff
Guilty in the Philippines After the War this
promised to return the Island when 1t had
self able to maintain self Governor General Harrison
them chance 1916 1921 be denied that
the Fpnos did not accomplish much during this period In 1920
President Wilson openly told Congress the time had when
the Philippines must be given self The realization
that they ready for self apparent to
the Fiipinos as to Wilson himself.
The Harding administration if may be called admins
aton sent Leonard Wood to administer the for
America general Wood to function with the
Filipino cabinet preserving the best of interests Instead he
assumed the air of depo only refusing assistance
to the government but also decided the Fppinos had many
privileges and determined himself to of them Here
resigned and recently demanded resolution
Governor General Wood be recalled be said the Island
government not justified its contention to maintain its self
respect at cost
America cites the mperastc attitude of the foreign gov
ements What of her possession of the Philippines and Porto
Rico Hawaii Guam and the Virgin Islands? What her
control of Cuba and the Republic Panama? What
of Haiti where the Marines have for years despoe the native
and made moral slaves the through less than
force regardless of the Justification? What of the socaed
interest of Central America and great portion South
We need not stop here Let consider America from
within where citizens Tin on) burned at the stake
nched dsfranchsed and denied trial by under the caption
OF State Rights where by and for the people only
relates classified groups appointed superiority Yet
York to characterize the democracy of this How
all these things be? Does America live Dr. Jey and Mr. Hyde
the benefits of the world? Can dominate another
mitarsc fashion and still claim to be the foremost
of the universe?
Great changes the world No nation
has stood permanently that forgot the rights happiness
weaker America must wake the poverty
riches Smodeng ebers of hatred for your democratic autoc
will day burst forth into seethng volcano vndca
ton Great strength honorable only when the spirit
that the greater than human has taught us.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-28
A WORTHY GROUP

At time the history the Northwest has refined
and educated of assembled than the delegates
the Western Baptist convention and Women Missionary and Edu
cational convention that convened here last week.
Each session of the convention marked thoroughness
system and aggressvenes From haphazard methods of old
specialized of the modern the methods of conducting
business in efficient way demonstrated should be the
aim of business help support this type
venon when they select city for visit More finance should
be contributed by those who afford in order that these
successfully Quite naturally this type
convention not held for pecary advantage but they must
have finance to maintain the splendid work they doing There
have been of the city, but
the Western Baptist convention ST. Paul holds every ready
welcome to come to city again.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-28

vocaons that finally the assets and
liabilities We hope that when the Negro Business league
that time will be to these and questions
Importance This convention will represent the brain of
commercial world and such the rank and file expect great
things result from the convocao There line of demar
cation business regardless of Successes built
certain adhered principles and failure reached in the
adherng principles perhaps gnoranty that
costly The continued and enlarged work Negro Bus
league will be largely determined by the program and policy
in this We look to this great assembly
things that will advance the commercial status of the
Negro in America.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-28

Mrs. w. B. Wilson of Chicago is in
the city attending her daughter. Mrs.
w. r. Mcdowell, $40 Portland ave-
nue.. who met with a painful accident
by badly scalding her feet.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-27

Crazed by belief that she
was going to be robbed of
her Palm Beach home,
Pauline Stage W eller
stabbed her seven-year-old
son, Charles, and then shot
and killed self. Her mother,
Mrs. C. E. Stage, learning
of tragedy, killed self.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-27

(By Pacific & Atlantic)
Charlotte Zehm, held at
Ellis Island, N. Y, for de-
portation, was rescued and
wed by William Schone-
werk, who had failed to
meet her on arrival, expect
ing her on a later ship.
Much rejoicing.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-27

When alimony question of
Mrs. A. M. Marsh came up
in New York court, H. G.
Marsh, husband, declared
her lawyer, A. J. Gilchrist,
kissed and Rugged client.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-13

before this same condition may hap
pen again and in the meantime some
thing must be done, because it spells
ruin to great many trees and dis
comfort to great many people just
as long as the BroWn-tall is present.
The department owns at the pres
ent time one of the latest type high
powered auto sprayers and will be
able to cover several towns this
spring working comparatively and
with the town officials. There should
be more machines available but with
the funds at hand it is doubtful if
this can be brought about. The de-
partment is making these statements
relative to the insect pests as time
ly warning to the cities and towns so
that In few years from now we will
not be told that we We're lax in our
duties. About every so often some
one comes out with n statement rela-
tive to the value OF our trees and
how they should be protected. Tenn
porarlly, this causes bit of interest
and then it is laid to one side and in
the course of two or three years sew
eral more of the good street trees
have died, and as we all know, money
cannot replace them. 1t is hoped
that those towns that can possibly
do so Will take seriously this matter
Of fighting these pests and do some
thing this spring for their trees. The
department will do all it can with the
funds which the Legislature makes
available, but it cannot do nearly all
that should be done because this is a
large question and presents a serious
condition.