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The Washington herald., 1911-06-06
BUILDERS HONOR
THEIR PRESIDENT
Samuel W. Prescott Receives
Valuable Tributes.

Samuel w. Prescott, first president of
the Builders and Manufacturers Ex-
change, received signal honors last night
at the annual meeting of that organiza-
tion. =
When the reports OF the officers had
been read and disposed OF, william T.
GalIiher, speaking on behalf of the MEM
bers, paid eloquent tribute to Mr.. Pres
cott.s worth as man and Of his use
fulness to the organization in the first
year OF its life.
'Jt is not out OF place to say that the
unprecedented success of the organization
is in large measure due to the manner
in which the arduous duties OF presi-
dent have been discharged by our presi-
dent" said Mr. Galliher, And the MEM
bers all said so as heartily as generous
applause could say anything.
Then Mr.. Galliher presented Mr.. Pres
colt with a handsome gold watch and
chain from the members as q tribute of
their afnecttopate regard for him.
Just as Mr.. Prescott arose 20 thank the
members for the gift, John R Galloway
asked to be allowed to second the re-
marks that had just been made. At the
close of his speech two assistants bore
large table into the room, upon which
was displayed q solid silver tea service
of six pieces and large tray. all suit
ably inscribed with an appropriate rec
ord OF presentation.
Mr.. Prescott was overcome by the gem
erous tribute that was paid to him by
his associates and made suitable acknowi-
edgment
After a short recess. during which re-
freshments were served, the members
proceeded WITH the election OF officers for
the, ensuing year. The principal officers
president: W. Z. Galliher. vice president;
John F. Galloway. treasurer. and Benja-
min J. Pillow, secretary.
The resume OF the years work, as
shown by the reports OF the several
Officers was most satisfactory In all Of
its details.
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Bankruptcy Petition.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

I'M Nineteenth street rorthwest-45quare L. lot
d; Dor A. Afatsis ct yir 70 Garne. MArguert e
chanbin. SO.
First street northwes:, between and z streets
SQUARE 6l4. lot n; Joseph J. Scholes ct W.
70 John A. Keppel. SO
Fifteenth and L and Tsles Streets southeast-
SQUARE 1850. lois and 2; James W. McNenl
ana John B. Andersen, trustees. 70 Jsmes A.
North Groinds q Columbian Uuissrsits-Lot 6.
bsock q; Har1 B. Wilson AID Harry Ward
nan to James .. Hobbs. SO
North Grounds Of Columbian Undversity-Ict s..
block 81; Jamcs ., Hob5s TO Harry Ward
1oan and Thomas P. Bones. Slb.
F1er,f Hill-sduare s57g, lot l0s George p. Hart
- NJ 10 Herfnnn Fischer, SO.
BerTrix--s SQUARE 5o6 lots q and 3: United States
T-tst Company. Incorporated. and Charles A.
Doarlas, ezecafon and trustees. % Charses
d. 6idney. Spa
Four-knd-a-han street southwest, between and
q sfreefs-sauare rs. Let 81: Alexander Brown
4 - IA Conrad Weif1cl. so.
B rfrs1f northeast between Third and Fourth
streeis-squnrc rs, lot II; Clifford H. Stearns
70 sarah A. stearns sc
rnfruaounf HeifhtE-Block 2; Robinson White &
NJ "a fhonas vetkins. SO
i7 FSfisen4h street noEfhFest-S1uare 80 lot ia;
Louis cos,aEsini e NJ. to Samuel Z Mason.
Samuel 3 Mason Ct X TO Charles J. Wade'
nc.'ri 7i.sant--Loe oi: speneer q. pzsutis e N.
70 onco B. Fsnney. 80
SIKH Slr1s. s1uthwcst between n ard sirecfs--
s1r.n "a os . aiinza H0rEer to Eiogd r
0 s'ssi hirsa=.z h.sn,n resz;s-ans sna 1x.a-
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en- (Columbian), Maryland. Walter E.
Kelly CNeedham). Ohio. and Louis B. LIE
Due (Columbian), Minnesota. The mega
tive was supported by William Reed
Fitch CSeedham), North Dakota: Peter
r. Feldman (Columbianl. Wisconsin. and
]. Paul Oren (Needham), Pennsylvania.
The judges were Associate Justice STAFF
ford. OF the District Supreme Court; Rep
resentative Irwin s. Pepper, Of Iowa, and
@. W. w. Hanger, chief statistician. Bu-
reau OF Labor. Henry B. F. Macfarland
presided. A programme of classical mu-
sic was presented by Misses Mary Ann
Cowen. Louise Mae Farrow, and Sue NJ.
Greacen.
Benefit 10 Society.
The Affirmative declared that to the
labor unions are due the improved social
conditions-the decrease in working
hours, the decrease in the death rate
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among dangerous
trades, the increase
in output and eff
cheney, and the bet
terment OF the gem
eral social and eco
nomic conditions.
The n e g a { i've
dwelt on the ques-
ton OF riots and
lawlessness, a n d
made a decided i'm
preston, but the
ar 6 u m e n Is, al
though eloquently
presented. appealed
more TO the senti-
ments and emo
lions than to the
reason. The al
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PIE. The subject
was: Resolved,
That labor unions
in the Unite e d
States are, in the
main, beneficial TO
society" The af-
hrmative W a s
awarded a unani-
nous decision. The
prize medal was
won by Peter r.
Feldman, OF the
negative. Norris L.
Bowen, OF the af-
frmative, received
honorable mention.
Tho affirmative
was represented
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Equity court 10. l

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 2es6 Clarke ys. Rodgers; decree pro confesso
Attorpsys. Newton & Gillet and John Ridout.
No. 1851 Pickford ~ Rbdgers; same Attorneys
Newton Gnlett.
No ne7a BurEdorf ". Peter; sane, Attorneys
Newton 4 GiIlett and John Ridout.
Assignment for June 8:
No ap Plstklns Ts. WeIla Attorneys, Whea.
ley-Hart and Williamson.
Equity Court NO. >.
JUSTICE GOULD
In 10 0nnacyl Stephen Radley; order to In
No. ISIS. Tuner. vs. Turner; rule returifabIs
Juns Q. Attorneys, 6. T. Collins and r. L. Balti
more.
No Zss6 Hoeke vs.. Marshall; order nisi. At
togneys, O. A. DOuglas-G. L. Baker.
No 39ls Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany vs. Kelly; sale ratihed. Attorneys, J., b
LArner-P H. Marshall
No SO222 Kerr Va Kerr; rule returnabls June
o. Attorney, W. A. Cocrbe-
Assignment for June g.
No 23 sugg IS Snsg., Attoneys,s Kimball-
Foster & Campbell.
No 20 Murphy Va Baltimore and Ohio Rai
road Company Attorneys. Characterization.
No ~ Barry - KaEansugh. Attorneys, Rob
son-CAlvin
No. "a BuechIing Va Buehlins. Attorneys
DuIaIl- Macdonald.
No 2& Keyes vs. Ke5e. Attorneys, Stewart
Chase.
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ago. when they rented the house at
syphax. vondermiller was formerly a
member of the Fourteenth Infantry, and
served in the Philippine campaign. He is
well. known at the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing. where he has worked for
seveFh years.
John Reeves was employed as q gar
dener at the Department OF Agriculture.
He had no children
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GLEN ECHO.

Large crowds continue to enjoy the
pleasures OF Glen Echo this week. Last
night and Sunday the merry-go-round,
the band concert, the dancing paviliun,
and the other amuaements were wen
patronized. ard these attractions. allisd
with the sesnic surrouq6lnes and roman
tic atmosphere Of the place. make i very
attractive for q days cutting o. "a
evenings diversion.
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
new RIVER VIEW
NOW OPEN
is MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN
EVER-N0 LIQUOR
Excellent Dining Room Service

On the Maryland shore of the beau
tiful Potomac eleven miles below Wash
ington. Brilliantly Illuminated. Dane
ing and other amusements, chtldren's
playground, athletic field. Boat leaves
Seventh street wharf at 10 a. m,
and p. m. Round trips Adults, %
eentss children, Is cents.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.


Estate Of Thomas Johnson; petition for letter
q administration. Attorneys Bacon & Morgan.
Estate Of Irving Newcomb; letters d admin
istratim granted 10 Blanche B. NewcOuib. bond
$40. AttOrneys Nexcomb. Churchill & Frey.
Estate Of Mary EltatSon; order to take personal
estate at appraised value. Attorney. F. Q. Bryan.
Estate Of Man Dixon; order to transfer bonds
Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon.
Estate oS Harry Z. RupPrecht; petition for let
tiers tess4mentary. Attorney Wolf Cohen.
Estate of Georgia N. Robinson: order 70 sell
pers1nalty. Attorney. n. c. Stewart
Estate Of Mary Morrow; ettzs testamentarS
granted 10 Florence Allen, bond N.00. Attorneys
wisAn & Barksdale.
In re William G. Dixoni order for allow
anoe. Attorney. E-F. CollAday.
Estate Of Annie @. Holmes; letters tsstamentary
granted 10 Edwin 8 Holmes. bond 800.
EState Of Alice B. Bronwell; letters testamentary
granted TO otway C. Beryman, bond $500 At
torney, W. Small.
Estate Of Georgetts s. stookett; order to sell
personality.
Estate Of Harry E. R1pprecit; letters tesla
mentKry granted to Laura J. Rupprecht, bond
$ 200; order to carry busiLesA. Attorneys, Wolf
& Cohen.
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The prize debate between honor men Of
the Columbian and Needham Debating
societies Of George Washington Univer-
sity was held last night in Masonic Tent
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Mrs. Hammer.tein Gets Divorce.

Mrs. Hammerstein Gets Divorce.
New York, June 5--Afrs. Mavina Ham
r0erstein. 1t was learned to-day. obtained
divorce on Saturday last from Oscar
Hammerstein. The interlocutory decree
was signed by Justice Tompkins in M
aek. where Mrs. Hammerstein Is living
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new RIVER VIEW.

More attractive than ever. New River
View. the beautiful resort on the Mary
land shore OF the Potomac. eleven miles
below washington. opened yesterday FOR
the season Of 1911. The playground for
chiidren, the athletic Geld, largo dancing
pavilion excellent cafe service pure
spring water. ana the acres Of shaced
grounds all contributed. IN conjunction
uifh the pleasant boat ride. toward the
pleasure OF & large concourse OF Washing
tonsans
Aal<a fer Receiver.
nIlt ssslnst Ralph c. eLaith and the oleriahd
Washington Motor Cmpary Q1-l alleging tht
eunpany . 3 745o n hia 1zt1 end 11sins "a ~
eppoircnEnl u 2 lscl|r.r
LaIassi 1osning Circulation.
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NOTABLE RECEPTION
TO MGR. RUSSELL
Distinguished Audience At
tends the Event.
PRAISE RECENT ELEVATION

Five Hundred Guests Hear Speeches
of High CommendatiOn for Pastor
OF st. Patrick's Church, Who Was
Invested with office of MonsIsnOr
sunday-President Sends Greetings.
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Bankruptcy Court.
District Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No IA In re Jacob Cohen; adjudication and
reference.
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No. 9e2. Marian Kerr W. David c. Kerr; main-
tenance. Attor1ey W. A. Coombe-
No. 3Z2 Charles P. jenkins Va Bertha jenkins;
annul marriage. Attorney, E Carrington-
No. 3oZA Lester d. Moore, r., vs.. Ralph o.
Smith Ct al; discovery and accounting. Attorney,
W. Z. Ambrose
II. Armiger ct al; sale and pahStiau- Attorney,
@. L. Roberta
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Ennitv suitn.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 75a In re extension OF Seventeenth street
northeast; hearing June 8. 1911.
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Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE -ANDEffbON.
No. SaN Beer vs. United surety Company; yer
dict for plaintiff. s. 25lB. Attorneys Brandenburg
& BraDdenburg-R. G. Donaldson and Birney &
Woodard.
No 51ss. Claggett Va. same; verdict for plaintiff
for 2.o0.s7. Attorneys. same.
No, 5sl76, Osborn same; verdict for plaintiff
for 81. 500 Attorneys. same.
No. sos Hackett VI. Brooks; nat on sci ia
Attorney 2. W. Hackett
No 5l9s6 Craig. administrative, vs. Parish ct ux
on trial.
No. 5sz72 shealey vs.. Corporation Of BowmanriIle:
order Of June 2 1871 for more specific bill Of par
ticllars vacated Attorneys, ]. J. Darington-Mc-
Kinney F1annery.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUsTICE BARNARD.
No. 5S3I& United States rel Tousey vs.
Postmaster General: finding for respondent Attor-
neys, Kappler q Merillst and Alex. Wolt-C. r.
Wilson.
No. s2lO7 Donaldson Va District Of Columbia
bill Of exceptions subnittsd and time to file tran
script extended. Attorneys, Gittings Chamber
lain-E H. Thomas.
No. szss McGarTeY ~ Capital Traction Com
pany; verdict for plaintiff. 500 Attcrneys, L. II.
David and A. L. Newmyer-R. r. Perry Son and
G. T. Dunlop
No. s2i3 United States vs.. United States Fl
deity and Guarantee Cmpany; verdict for plaintiff
for Sao. Attorneys. C. Il. Wilson-Brandenburg
Brandt nbus
No ESsS syme ct al vs. Cerf; order Of pubiica-
ton Attorneys. G. L. Baker and II. H. 0bear.
No 5652 Dixon VI. Great Falls and Old Do
miniOu Railway Company. and
No 5Z9a Dixon VI. sane; on trial. Attorneys,
L ]. Mather & J. P. McMahon-W. J. Lambert
Assignment for June T-MotionA-
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G. v. 0. DEBATERS
DEFEND UNIONISM
Peter R. Feldman Captures
Prize Medal.
'BEEEF1r SOCIAL CONDITIONS

Argument of Affirmative Proves
Strangely ConvinciBg, while Seg-
ative DweIIs on Question of Riots
and LavIessness of Union Labor.
Bowen Gets Honorable Mention.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-06
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
HOTEL ARLINGTON

Michigan Avenue and Beach, Atlantic City.
high-elass. moderate priced family hotel. Abso-
lutte Cleanliness and good table guaranteed. Elevator
Iriyate baths. rooms with running water, Capacity
% r. J. OSBORNE & SON.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUsTICE BARNARD.
Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE wRIGHE
Nos. $3.50 and ESQ United States vs.. John
Barton Miller; violation of section so. code; en-
bezlement; on trial
Criminal Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Eo E5s2 United States Ts. Luther w. Down
ing; assault dangerous weapon; verdict. guilty.
State Of Georgia VS. Jacob ID. KeDdallS order sur
rendering prisoner TO Georgia
In re uunAcyl Stilson Hutehins; rule return
able June g.
No. ESQ United States vs.. Earl Z. Baxter;
nOnsuppor; on trial.
No. E3e. United States vs. BENJAMIN Deitsch
bisamy; motion for trial and in arrest Of
Judgment fled
No. $3.50 Fuller vs. Foltz-Fuler Company; time
20 file transcript extended Attorneys, Leon Pretz-
felder-F B. Rhodes.
Assignments for June 6:
United States VI. Thomas ]. Collins
United States vs. Louis Reynolds.
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Lawsuits.

No 6sssa The Federal Loan and Investment
Company IS Clarence F. Sewers; eertiorari de-
No 61ss. Dominic Naples vs.. Conrecticut Pie
Company; damages $1,000. Attorneys, Gaskins
Beckett 4 Watson. -
No. sese James Mcpherson "a James Afford;
damages S5,Oo0 AttorLes. David Wolf and G. w.
Ofutt j..
No s66a Joseph a. Powell Va CITY and Sub
J. n. Hayden.
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MINERAL SPRING HOUSE.
KENNEBUNK BEACH. ME.

OPEN JUNE Is. Modern improvements. includ-
ing private baths On bill overlooking pine groves,
With unohstructed ocean view. AL table products
from own farm. Famous mineral water used ex-
for rent. L s. EDGCOMB. Prop
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Mechanic's Lien.
No ga. II. w. Stewart VI. n. T. Haller; 10,
O. square s4 l2l4 Girard street northeast. ssiLssE
Bankruptcy Petition.
No. IA. In Ne Jacob Cohen; voluntary, mer-
chant Second and N streets southwest, liabilities
S.Eln. Assets N.44L Attorneys. L. 5. Gottlieb.
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Aal-1 for 4 necelver.

Largest Aozning Circulation.
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HOTEL LELANDE
HOTEL JACKSON

OCEAN END VIRGINIA AVENUE
American and European plans-music Open al
year. J. II. GORAiLEY.
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MILLER COTTAGE

9 TO Is y. GEORGIA AVENUE
s-00 daily; $50 weekly and mp until July L
EMERSON CROUTHAMEL. Mgr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
T0TTENViLLE

Mrs. Henry Elfers, of Brooklyn, Is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Marshal, here.
Edward Cuny has returned from
a trip south.
Miss Mamie Mcnamara and Mrs.
Fannie Brown were visitors here last
night.
Frank Dolan was in town last
night.
Edward Wagner, Of Rossyille was
a local visitor yesterday.
Mrs. r. w. Wood and George S.
Smith were the prize winners at the
Arcanum euchre tournament after
Arthur Kill Council, No. 1,40S, meet
ing, IN K. of P. hall, last night.
st. Paul's Cadets held a drill last
night.
A special meeting of the Epworth
League of st. Paul's church will be
held tomorrow night to elect new Of
hcers.
Bentley Yacht Club has Issued no
tees for a special meeting Friday
night at the club house.
The Hardly Able Walking Club
were out on their first walk of the
season yesterday.
Washington Council, D. Of L., met
in Mechanic hall, in Main street, last
Nils Bergquist, instructor in physi-
cal culture in the borough school,
was at public school No. /, yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph peidl, who
left here recently for Europe, have
arrived at Hesse, Germany. They
have remembered several friends
with postal cards.
Mrs. John Bridge was q yisito" in
Perth Amboy yesterday,
August Worth has returned to
Brooklyn after several days here as
the guest of Herman Oeschsli.
Henry Mccullough, of Perth Am
boy, was in town yesterday.
Harold Gaddis has recovered from
recent illness.
Henry Staudt attended a perform
ance at the Bijou this week.
Chauncey LaForge visited in Ross
vile Monday.
Miss Annie Woreth, Of Rossville,
is slowly recovering from recent i'll
ness.
DR.. Francis FRANKIE, superinten-
dent of the International Ulterma-
rfne Works, at Rossville, is having
his residence painted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
DIST. DEPUTY
MAKES VISIT
Reception is Given to
Mrs. LaForQe.

District Deputy Grand Matron Mrs.
Margretha p. LeForge, of the Fifth
District, Order Eastern Star, made
her second official visit Of the season
last night, when she visited Rebec-
ca Chapter, No. PA, in Masonic tenn
pie, Stapleton.
Mrs. LaForge, who was acconlpa-
MED by a large delegation Of mem
bers of H%uguenot Chapter, 40. -, Of
~Tottenyille, of which she IS a past
matron, wac given a hearty welcome
at the reception given by Rebecca
Chapter. Besides these two heap
ters there was q delegation from Bea-
con Light Chapter, No. IS, of Port
Richmond, present. After the cere-
monies addresses were made AID a
social time followed with refresh
ments. Mrs. LaForge ill max her
visit to her W chapter, Buguenot,
No. IS, at Masonic tempe, Totten-
Vile, on Wednesday, May II. AT
that time she will be given a big re-
ception.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
ADS.
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
NAN GETS WARM REGEP-
TON FROM HORNETS NEST

Richard Harris, of Sandy Ground,
had an experience last Saturday that
he will not forget in some time. Har-
rls, who OWNS a small farm at that
place, thought he would begin prep
arations for planting and started to
dig up a small strip of he ground.
He had not proceeded very far when
he struck a large stone. STOPPING
down to dislOdge it. Harris stirred
up a hornets nest. In a second, the
air was alive with insects, which flew
at him in a rage. after much diff
Guilty Harris managed to escape but
not until the hornets had given him
a merry chase.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
Ten Words OF Less en- Cents
PYTHIANS TO
PRESENT PLAY
Drama by Local Man to
be Given.

At q meeting of Richmond Temple
No. 4, Pythlan Sisters, in It's rooms
in knights of Pythias hall Monday
night, plans were made for an enter
tainment and an ice cream and straw
berry festival to be held some time
in June. Miss Lena Hoehn was
named chairman of a committee to
arrange for the entertainment. A
feature of the affair will be a drama
entitled Painter or Artist, which,"
written by Cornelius Shea, novelist
and writer, of Fisher avenue, Totem
vile. This drama, which is one of
Mr.. Shea's first productions in this
line, is expected to draw & large
audience. Beginning with next week
rehearsals will be held and every
thing will be done TO make the affair
a success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
BRUSH FIRE YESTERDAY.

A brush fire was cause Of consid-
cradle excitement in the vicinity of
Rossville about 11:35 o'clock yes
terday morning. The blaze was out
on the meadows on Freshkill road,
near Huguenot avenue, and for a
time threatened the destruction of
some small houses along that thor
oughfare.' An alarm was sent in
from the corner of Washington I'VE
nue. and Freshkill road, which
brought out the Rossyille fire depart
ment. The fire was extinguished
without any damage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
MASONIC EUCHRE TO BE
HE'LL ON FRIDAY MIGHT

The final euchre of the series for
the benefit of the sinking fund OF
Huguenot Lodge, No, 381, F. and A.
NJ, viii be held in the banquet hall
of the Masonic temple, in Nam
street, %TottenviIle, Friday night.
This last affair of the season viii he
known as a cut glass euchre because
of the euchre prizes to be awarded
viii all be Of that material. At this
time the grand prize consisting of a
cut glass lemonade set and tray, Will
be awarded as the door prize for the
entire series. Many tickets have been
sold and a large crowd is expected
to be present on this occasion. The
committee in charge If the arrange
ments have seen to it that every
one attending will be well taken care
of during the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
MR.. CLEANES TO LECTURE.

Howard H. Cleaves, Of Prince
Bay, an assistant curator at the pub
lie museum Of the Staten Island AS
ISOLATION Of Arts and Sciences, will
give a twenty-fve-minute lecture on
wild bird photography before the
students of the Curtis Evening high
school, at st. George, Thursday
night. Principal Dean, of the even
ing school, invited the general pub
lie to attend. The bird talk which
will be preceded by a short musical
program, will begin promptly at 8
O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
ENDEAVORERS
APRIL MEETING
Island Union TO Gather at
Prince Bay.

The April meeting of the Staten
Island Christian Endeayor Union
will be held tomorrow night at the
Prince Bay Union chapel, Prince Bay.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged by the committee in charge.
1t viii include an address by Rev. J.
B. J. Rhodes, of Kingsley NJ. +.
church, StapletOn, on Our Conse-
Grafton to Our Opportunities; mu-
sic by the T~ottenyille orchestra and
three short talks on Christian En-
deavor Opportunities In Our Is
land In Our Local Churches and
In the Wide World"
1t is expected that a large turn
out of the members from all parts
of the island will be present. The
meeting Will start at S o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
ALBERT sTAUDT SURPRISED.

The members of the Ever Ready
Social Club, of Pleasant Plains, Ten
dered a surprise to Albert Staudt at
his home in Bloomingdale avenue,
Monday night. The evening was
spent in music, singing and dancing.
A feature was a solo by Andrew
Hammond. a cornet solo by Albert
Staudt and a fife solo by Henry Bo-
ley. Refreshments were served to
the twenty guests present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
TEAM GNT Stick

While William Nancy, a driver for
Robert Cutting, of Kreischeryille,
was hauling a load of sand from
Rossyille on Monday, the front
wheels of the heavy wagon sank in
some sand up to the hubs. 1t was
some time before the team could ex-
tricate the wagon from the difficulty.
No damage was done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
FOR THH PHOTOGRAPHER.

Films developed: Six exposures, Toe.
Prints, 2Mx3A, 3c5 21ax4h, 3hx3h,
3Ax4A, 4e; 3Ax5h, 4x5, postals, SC.
each.
James L. Braidwood, 273 High St.,
Perth Amboy, N. J. Sole agents for
John N. Lehrs, Woodbridge, N. d.,
high-grade printing, developing and en-
larging for amateur photographers.
19660-3 -25-1yr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
DRAWING the I-ino.

81 suppose" said the timid young
man, when you recall what q hand
some man your first husband was you
wouldn't consider me for a minute?"
ooh, yes, l would" replied the
widow instantly, "but 1 wouldn't con-
slider you for a second"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

For sale-Cheap lots. North side of
Market, near Bertram Ave. Inquire
News. 204GS4-22-6t-
For sale-Lot 50x150, five minutes
from Sewaren Station trolley line on
same street. Inquire News Office.
2O~54l-4-25-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

100 per cent. Pure.-Whatf Simmen's
Butternut Bread. Health and strength
in every slice. 1t all stores, &c.
IL -tf.m VIA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26
ROOMS TO LET.

To Let-Four room fiat with improve
ments. Inquire j. Margaretten, 1884
Park Ave. 2~0524-4-25-5t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-26

To Let-One fat, 3 large rooms. Apply
to Fred Christensen, 21S Madison
Ave. 20200-4l3-tf