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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-05
Dies MnD DA1.

- Die iidbtiiHe GipiIbisnit.ROm.
MILTON bat seitsrn bic foIsenben gipil.
bienitpriifunsen nnbsroumt: Jiir eis
nen Nifsbmentsglerf i'm Hursou bes
GhatmeiIters ouf ben 10. DECEMBER;
fiir einsn gleri I'm itdbtiffen Gin.
faufsheportement nuf ben 10. Dejems
Der unb fiir Gtoisr BEL Der Geuerp<hr
auf ben 10. Dsjsmber.
- proftHor BERN BON ber bugb<s
honf9uIe foitete eefern NIT kiner
alaHe bem Ratbbous einen Nelnh ub.
Tie Ghiilerinnen unb G9ukr rpobH-
ten iur5s 3eit Der Gibung bes Giaof.
r0tbs Bel unb befuhten bann Wupor
5dtpab, Der cine iur5t 4nipro6e on
iie belt.
- Gpriten Gomp, % ipurbe sss
fern per 1elepboR no@ einem 6aufs
an 6adberrp Habs Gnmbolbt Strabe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-05

Npdb 2ueds lit in grlanser,
Hp., i'm Glter bon SO Sabren seitprs
Ben.
- Deteetip Sanpforb perboftese
MiIlis Rpan ipsgen ang.blihen Diebs
itdbls zines pferoeeeihirrs.
5eirotbsIheine. Robert 6arllotp,
21, Charlottesville, ap., nno Sarah
Sarles q, 9rsenup, ap. Otto gtIbs
op, 33, uns Nellie O. Stepart. 20,
beios BON Muneis, Sno. Geo Smfslb,
81, uno Wurp 5urffins. "a, geipe bon
Cincinnati.
- 4esibius Court go. --230, 6. 8.
s., nominirts folsenoe Ganhioaten
fir bic am Jrsitag itattfinbenoe 9es
amtenpobl: Gbief Ranaer: 5enrp
Weimanu, ST., Ben 9iebenbarn.
5arrp alaine; 9iee gbief Ranser;
@sp. Reitng, Sos. Mesis, SEQ. i.
Baum; prptotoI Sstrstdr: aug. J.
GifeIe, Rubert %. Sadmann. 5reb.
mu.tbins; Ssinans SetrsiGr: Trant
u. Wtnsthtne. Sohn ShnelNr;
S6obmeiiter: Sos. 8. 5oebbe, glem.
Riendber, 9iloen Rsinte; Sruitses
g gu sripGbler): Sobn Meb.r. Sos.
Oldham, vi. Rienubsr, ). J. Gidlis.
s. u. Stasgenborg, Robert 8. Putts
bcff.
Wm. u. Gtpalb, General Ses
tretdr Der grpinston Railpon 3; M.
6. 81, bat reiignirt. gr piro am
10. DECEMBER SetretGr bss Minens
Departements in Sentins. ap., psrs
ben.
- Nelion Sonss unb galIie @olf,
beios bon Wamiep, g., fpuroen seitern
bon paitor Carlisle getrout.
- 5rau Dennis 9rotpn, Sdpsitsr
BON @eors 5eltmon. lit in Somsrist,
ap., seitorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-05

gic Guuinstpn Sifies iir oas .0ia'
rinnatl Gpltsblatt" befinbct iiA TN
Gebdube go. 5O9--511 Waoiios
apsnuc. slnseiaen, WiitbeiInnssh
Hnb SriieiiNugcn irgenbm.lder Ari
ueroen bis 10 llBr gbcnos saieltil
entsegeHacnOulmcn. sclcpben SSnti
1854.
-S Sm 9snton areisssri6t tpurbsH
esItsrn fOIgenbs nsue 5due sinss.
reiht: Bertha Webnsr piu tpessT
erauiomer ge1anotung bon 5eurr
Webuer gei6teben iein. Wlinnie 3a'
diaries unD Qnbere gegen Wlurr
9eu9t unD Inbere, aluge bebufs Re'
gulirung DeS Ra6laTes BON 5.nrr
Deieman. 5ofn Nou oerlangt Dor
Der Suo gopington unb Cincinnati
StraBen6abn 8eisaI6aft $500 gnt'
fadoigung fir YsrleBungen, Die ieiRs
sSrou Rate Ron srbieIt. als 'sin Wn.
GER an Der 3. unb RuTeQ Strabe Dor
sinsm StruBenbalntpugsn getroffer
purDs. Gliiabet6 6. Bruce rerIangi
$4,000 BON berIelbsn 8eisllidaft, ip.iI
fie beim 4biteigen BON elmer Gar 5ur
Grbe geporfer purbe, ba Die Gar 81
Ftneq in gspsgung geieBt tpuros
Garl Rui7ep nil BON ieinsr Srau
Sable Ru7sq. Die ibn Osrlieb. geftic:
Rem fein.
- Poli3siseri6t. Rapmonb Res
Bit, Elm Torbiger, tpurbe pegen 9ras
gems osrborgerer WofFen 81 80 5as.r
6aft, $50 uno ben Soften perurtheilt
Glpoe @oons, Der iib in einem aleis
bsrgei6dft unanitdnoig benabm, tpurs
be 81 $50 unb ben Soften oerurtkiIt.
- Sin I6ao6after S6ornitein Der.
urfuate in Der Dobnung BON 6. o.
Suulsberp an Der 8es6 4psnue, Ga.
tonta, etn unbeoeutenoes Geuer.
- &reisgeri6t. Rihtsr 1racp Iest.
fol9enoe 5dlle 3ur 8srbanolung an:
6. 6. PeepIe gegen u. 6. SdnoForo
Is, DECEMBER; Goroon g6pmpIon sss
gen bic Wsftern Union TeIeorapf
Co., 81. Sanuar; 9aiip 9opcs g.ger
Gilbert gopce, II. 0e3ember.
- Observation-Disclosures
s. aennepeg ir. an 6. 80. aenne.
meg uno Qnbere, Got an Der DeitTeitc
Der gantlid Strabe, 100 Sub fiiD.
li6 BON 8errp Strabe, 81. aucr
Sranter an Gbitb u. 5rantsr, 5 ad.,
on Der Rorbisite Der 2eriugton pits
ST. Wafter GpmmiFioner 9inb ar
5orrp 5edingr, Got ITO unb I'll In
JIemmtngs rInterabibeiIuns on be,
Sftisite pom Wontelnir MD., $26O0
g. 3. Gra5iani unb Nnbers an bic 6.
&c 81. 8obn, gissntbum in Giib<gDp.
ington neben ben Giienbabngeleiien
$1,000. Murp Stassnborg unb Mt'
bere an 4nnd O'8rien, Cots 140 uni
152 In Der Grantlin lnterdbtbeilune
an Der @eftleite bsr Center Str. 81
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3 a N tito

SauriIton Anseisen. eofal. .gsptissn
unb Nemisfriten Tnb nbSuseben Gfe
Der 4. unb gbarIes Sfrnse. llnier
asent fur SaniiItuu ipobnt 20. 301
Worb Sront Ctr. 9elepbou Samiltuu
1376.R. Selspbpn isaiereS 4prreippn'
A.ntem: 393X @ell.
- ausuIt genninsbof.n fsierts ses
fern in Der Wobnuns ieinss Sphneg
grnit u. genninebofen BON Der gens
tral Qpenue itinen 84ften Osburtsins.
6err genninsbofsn iit elmer Der 1Is
tsit.n 2eisr bes 0plisblaits.
- Sobn Deaman, Elm JnfaiTe bes
Srforber 5nnitnriums, sHtipraHs
seit.rn Rorsen su friibtr Stuno.
aus Der 4niioIt, purbe uber bier bon
Der poliaei in Gepahrfnm senommen
unb geitern Rahmitiag mad Srforb
auriidbsfDrbert.
- Georg 5ineeI. ein Ceiisrr.iher,
rsidts eeftern ietne NppIitutiun fir
bic sriten 8iirserpapiere i'm bisiisen
geri6i elm.
- Grau 2snore Grid, tpeI9e am
Snmitae in ibrtr Mobnuns, Ro. 545
5oss Strabe, i'm 4lier BON 10 Jaba
ren itarb, ipirb beutt I'M greenipooo
sSriebbof h<srbigt. Gis mar bic Mu!s
ter Der 1rnu Gtors @. W.biter BON
SO. 315 ylOrD 10. Gtrats 5amilton.
- Dos 1pfal Gteusr Duplis
fat Der Gtabt 6amilton iit $44, ,750,.
900; bspeglihes gisenthum $13,s
472.4l0 unb GrunbsioeHthum $31, 7
278, ,490.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-05

Ter 6<rr HnHboItfr QeberI III In
ber Driib ipiitbnb unb Idbt ban 6ouss
berrn in feline Mohnune rufen. Gin
fsines Dad batsn sic auf SbttM
6aus. 1<rr RipfsllS smpfGnet Il ben
Qintreisnbsn. nit ber 0oRb duf ein<n
n1ftn ;Ied i'm plofonb oberbalb bes
Heties 5eigenb, ~beute Ndbt 4nt e
mir birtit ins Gelidbt gereguet! %
mus etIpoS seIdebenlS
.Gemi6. 0ets Qebtrl, geipib!.
nnimcrteie Rnneub ber 6ouBhefs,
Id mesbe Sbnep bur1 mtint Qsute
ba5 EST meoriA& laHsal-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-05

bphbersiaer Meife benz Deutfhs9mez
ritanifhen Stobtberbdnpe BON Heip=
port burh Elm pr1ttiih iinb bsbaali6
eineerihtetes alubbaus sii edit bsui.
ibes eieeneS 3eim stihafftn bat,
Get es befhlrHet, bnb Der Gtabte
perbanb BON Retpport, beute Mbenn in
feinsr monatlifen UeriammInng psrz
lanlnelt, Serrn gbarlss Miebemann
i'm Ramen oes seIammten Ceutfh=
tbums bon Neipport ieinen ber3Iititen
3ant ausipriht unb ibn gum Gbren.
mttglieb bieIes 0erbanoes ertpdbIt.
Sci ss fsrner bsIhlpifen, bab bie1e
ReIolutipnen in bas protptoll singes
trdgsu, in ben beutftsn 3eitunsen
pubiiSirt pernen unb 6srrn Diebes
mann cine slbfdrift berfelben suees
Ianpi iriro.
Die pffiSisIls gtniptihuns Der Salle
uuo Der &IubrGumlihttiteR finbet
mprsen qbsnb itait, fir ipeIhe Jeier
stn rett nettes progrartm enttporfen
porbsn lit, tpeldes fir De Inipsltns
ben manhe aI9enebme usberral1ullg
sntbaltsn lp!-o. gu Der Jsisr itrp Die
8sIssatsn. Iopie Die f6mn1:.iten Prd
iioenten uno Setret1re ser einSeinen
8sretns Nspport's ssIubsn. auh Die
YrdIioenten unc Setretdre Der Stdnts
perb1nbe Gopineion's, 0.ntcl's mO
gs[Iepue .purben ber5li1it piuseleoer
unb lpsrben opne 3ipsifsI audi sria.!s
nen.
Seanetts manIaineb, ipelds am
Sountaa Rorasn in benz goroeu bon
Suie Stinner seftpFtn tpurbe, mubte
oeitern in Speers SpipitaI opsrirt
perben. Die 4ersts glauben nidt, oab
lie nit Dem 2eben oapontpgmen fpt-o.
Sulius girnbaum, 731 Wdpte
apenue, 1T gsItsrn I'M altsr bon "
Sahren oeisorben. Gr irlt Elm Nl:ts
olieb bes Gritsn Etutf6en pionisrs
pereins, b.Fsn Wlitalisber ibm aud
bic leBte gbr. srrpeii.n psrbsn. Die
geerpieuns finbst am EpnnsrItas
Ha6mittag um 2 llbt pom 2rausrs
bauis aus itatt.
- Der Guq pon RaIpt Saneiosr,
1017 Ronmoutb, tefduIoist. aus sts
ner 9absniaHe an 10 unb Sdra:osa
Str. $45 9sitobIsn gu babsn, nuros
bis 9onneri.ag ptrfdoben.
- Sn Der @pbnuns bon Jrau aiss
ale qpple, 311 80. 6. Strabs. brad
eeItern Wprsen aus unbstanut:r llrs
| iabe Elm Jeusr aus, bas absr infolge
oes reatseitigen Gintreffens Der Jens
ernsbr auf isinsn Stro bs'hrdnt'
tpuros. Jrau IppIe siebt an, pab oas
fsu:r in .inem alsib.rihrant aus.
brat, tann absr Die uriahs nitt an
geben.
- Die Dirsttorsn bes G1mpbea
gountp DaiIenhaufss ertpGhlisn fols
esnbs 9eamten: grdiiosnt. Jrau 6.
aisfsr; gi3sprdiiosutin. 5rau 6. Wes
eenfeIb; Sstret0rin, 5rou Z. gertit;
S6asmeiItsriu, Grau R. Sansiu.rssn.
Sas. apnan, phiI. Dan, D.
gi.bl uno ). 6. grpatbouis, bic Elm.
sig.n gspo6nsr bss ntht iniprporirten
Tsrritoriums, bsHsr bsiannt als .Ro
Mans 2anp" ,rsihttn stitern i'm areiss
gsriht cine alage eessn oit Staot
Repport Elm, um bieie su pstbinoern.
bas ssrritorium al aHnerirtn. die
8eppbnsr BON 9tilepue unb Taptcn
Itimmtsn bstanntlih in Der lesten
| WabI gsssn Qnn.rion. iooab Der Staot
Rspport nur .No Wons 2anb" ibris
| bleibt. Die aldesr Iaetn, bob Iis bic
ein3igsn gspohnsr ees ganbss iiHo,
bab bic b,tr. Srbinans fptesr i'm Rdtb
Der aldermen nod i'm Staoiratb pers
l.ien puros. bab hus 9.rritorium gu
teinsr Wanisipalitot athort unb auh
bi. Sraes niti sur abitimmung uns
| terbreitet tpurbe.
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Seit elmer wot)s pfl.sts Der obbahs
lois Soitpb Cipsus fid idsIih IN Der
slpeiten DiitrittsItaiipn sinsuittIltn
nnb in oufa.rssisr Weiie nm Shus
sssen mshrsre Rteer su bitten. tDtite
ibn anssbIid psrfOlsi,n uno umbrins
gen MOLTEN. Nud gtitern Moreen
fam sr fpisber In bic Citation geluufen.
tpurbe itooh BON benz poii3iitsn CAPT
psrbdftet unb unter Der 4Hilaet ots
5erumIunserns etnseiperrt.
ilm sine urfdimRa IN sinsm Iase ~ asilsa,
rebms garafiss Brsms CaiaiHe xnbIsis sipas
ibe.sr fiasien @eaD slri6, .psnH Is nldi hsiIf.
q. g. WssSsS tia;sgfGrifi aul iseer S6a6isL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-05
0elDiemOmmge,t
2Seiena6fs -&e(denee

mad Deutidlonb, Oeittrrsihs llngarn.
Der GhtpeiS etc. in's 6aus Der Gms
pf6nger seliefsri, befOrst. ipie felt lans
gen Jnbren. prompt urb reel biz
Western German Bank,
Ode IL. nub gine Strahe.
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Grhtr Tntfthsr aisuisrIassrtiH, gtwypri. an.
Tie aRtaIiaeer finn erfufi GIN Ionnsrftaa,
hem : Tt t:rmUeF aaHaif!ags uhr. in ibrer
0Gue iiA e,Halilnben iim BEN ptpfi1rbeHeiI
4Eitalicoe Sitl,as :. 9irubauu hie Ieeis ebre
Ju crpeIieH
9eter @pHffaHeurt 1rdf.
&ccrae 9aetb, gefr 18
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-05

tiir bieies Hlutt iDurbsn seIiern bon
ben Cptitern Q. Rlein e Bro.
no. 435 Race Gtrabs. fOlsenbe fems
peratur unterfniebe rsoiRrirt:
BERN. Grab g2onm Grcb
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g u b l o ~.

Sobn Z. Rpan tn ssiiern in
fein.r Wobnuna. 1S5 Qbslid apenns,
i'm qItsr BON 64 Snhren geitcrbeH.
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IhiiebIich mad barter Mrbeit aus Der
9ieft gt3oeen. Gs NOR bel bemStur5
In ben @rinnen nur leiht ptrlsbt
fpnrben.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
HANDLED HIS
SUBJECT WELL
DR.. Robert forbes Delivered
Excellent Lecture Here.

Mistakes of the Devil and Some
Other People was the subject OF an
interesting lecture by DR.. Robert
Forbes IN Simpson Methodist Epis-
copal church last night under the
auspices of the Perth Amboy Mems
Club in their series OF entertain
ments this season. DR.. Forbes, who
is known as one OF the best lecturers
On the American platform, gave an
excellent talk for oyer an hour. The
audience applauded throughout his
remarks and seemed I'd enjoy the
lecture from every point of view.
He made many comparisons in hand
ling his subject which really touched
on the point.
DR.. Forbes is at present CORE
spending secretary of the Board OF
Home Missions and Church Extern
sion of the Methodist Episcopal
church, having risen from a frontier
circuit minister to one of the highest
positions In the gift of the church.
Rev. DR.. William e. Palmer presid-
ed and introduced the speaker of the
evening. The church was well filled.
The next entertainment in the course
will be on February ID, when Mar
garet Wyndham, reciter and reader,
will give the program,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
DINNER FOR
NEW BRUNSWICK PASTOR
specia, 30 the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Dec. 15.=One
hundred and twenty-five men from
all walks in life. and Of all creeds,
Catholic and Protestant, jew and
Gentle, gave a testimonial dinner
to DR.. P. T. Pockman, the retiring
pastor of the First Reformed church,
last night at Graham's hall. Mayor
and John ]. Morrison presided and
introduced the speakers.
DIR. j. w, Marshall of the First M.
e. church, spoke for the Ministerial
Association; Judge Peter r. DAILY, on
1.-THE City,; Monsignor John A.
IO'Grady, for the Catholic churcs /;
Dr.. J. p. Searle, dean Of the Theo-
logical Seminary for the First Re-
formed church and the institutions.
and Rev. John A. Ingham read an
original poem.
All spoke OF the twenty-five years
of excellent service given the church,
city and his fe1lowmen by DR.. Pock-
man, and wished him much success
IN his future life. Monsignor
|O'Grady spoke of the pleasant rela-
lions In church work with DR.. Pock-
man, who Is reply declared he had
never said q word of criticism
against the Catholic church and
hoped he never would. DR.. Pockman
Maid he had tried to serve his fellow
men faithfully and advance the in-
terests of his city AZ well as his
church and Ii he had done but a lit
y toward that end he was grateful
to God for the privilege. DR.. Pock-
mar goes to Alden. N. ". Presby-
terrain church, January 1.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
TAXES
In WOODBRIDGE
Matter Long Standing on
Old Terra Gotta Tract.
to tAs EVENING NEWB.

Special to ths EVENING NEwB.
Woodbridge. Dec. i5:--At the
meeting OF the Woodbridge township
COMMITTEES last night, the matter OF
taxes on that part of the property
owned by the old Staten Island Ter
ra4 Gotta Lumber Company, which
lies in Woodbridge township, was
settied. Clancy D. Boynton. of
Boynton Brothers and Company,
representing the Barber Asphalt
Paving Company, appeared before
the committee and an adjustment
satisfactory to both sides was made.
There are three tracts of the
property in Woodbridge township.
The rest OF the property is within
the city limits Of Perth Amboy. The
taxes on that portion was adjusted
some time ago. Those lying In
Woodbridge are known as the Nut
ton Hollow tract. consisting of one
acre. This is mainly a clay hole
Allied with water. 1t has been as
sessed at $500 for the past fourteen
years, although 1t is practically
worthless. The taxes due on this
tract amounted to $246.25. This
was cut down to s49.26,ethe valua-
tlon being reduced to one-fifth OF
that held by the assessors.
There is another ten acre tract
on Spa Springs lane. This has been
assessed at $4,000 But 1t, too, con
sists mainly Of clay holes filled with
water. The total tax ON this
amounted to ~$1,161.33. A settle
ment was made by the payment of
s232.27.
The third tract is the Melick Strip
In Woodbridge. The back taxes on
this amounted to 1897 6. But a
portion of 1t had been doubly as
sessed because of a building that
WAS included. This double assess-
ment amounted to $262.32. The
latter amount was cancelled and the
new wner paid the s997s06, which
considered not excessive.
The settlement OF this tax matter
gives the Barber concern full title
to the whole property of the old ter
ra Gotta company. An oil refinery
plant is being erected on 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
K. OF c. ELECT
new OFFICERS

AELA 13M uN
The annual election OF officers OF
San Salvador Council, No. 299,
Knights OF Columbus, took place
last night at a meeting OF the coun-
ell In Its rooms In the Boynton
building. Deputy Grand Knight
John w. Kelly was chosen grand
knight to succeed John X. Eheehy,
who has held that position for the
past#two gears. Richard y. White
is the new deputy grand knight.
inc other officers are: Chancellor,
John 4. Quinn. recorder, William
Humphreys advocate. Thomas
Hughes: treasurer, John B.. O,Toole;
financial secretary, Thomas McDer-
mott; warden. William r. Camp
bell: inside guard, John Murray;
outside guard, George Leary; organ
fst. Martin Brennan: and trustee for
three years p : Mcn- as IL
~staliation will take place In January.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
STATE HOUSE
0VERCROWDED
State Department of Edu-
cation is Crowded Out.
fFrom the NEWS correspondens.l

Trenton, Dec, 15.=The situation
at the State House with reference to
finding accommodations for some OF
the overerowded departments is get
ting quite tense. The State House
Commission is considering the advis-
ability of moving the Seate Depart
ment of Education, OIL a jortion of
AZ, to the Green House, recently ac-
qulred by the state on the corner of
West State and Delaware streets,
adjoining the State House grounds,
but the officials of this department
say the building is not suitable and
that 1t will not give them half room
tenough. The proposition OF the
Estate House Commission was to
spend $1,000 In fitting up the dwell
ing as an Office building, but the off,
|cials OF the state Architect Depart
ment claim 1t will require much
more money than this to 1T the
dwelling for Offices.
There are no proper heating facfl-
tiles In the building, and q more SER
|ious situation 10 that 1t Is claimed
that the floors are not strong enough
to support the safes, which would be
necessary for the preservation of
state documents. The State Depart
ment of Education has a large safe
IN It, present Offices in the state
House, and 1t Is claimed that If 1t
were moved to the Green house It
would have to be placed in the cell
lar, owing to the weakness OF the
floors.
Under the new laws regulating the
Educational Department, several adj
Iditional employees will be required
when Commissioned Kendall APP
points the other Deputy Commission
ers, It Is expected that these APP
pointments VIII be made In a short
time, and then to organize them and
get them In working order will re-
quire considerable more room. The
present quarters OF the Educational
Board are already o~vercrowded, and
the officials object to a proposal to
put part OF the department In the
Green house, because 1t Is claimed
that this division under this plan
woul dhampcr the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
new Ne PLAYING CARD Go.
HAS BEEN INCORPORATED
s,sesaI 10 tAs EyENrNe NEWS.

@R1It0s , ~ 10 ~ I'VE Ns
New Brunswick. Dec. I5:-Arti-
cles of incorporation of the Russell
Playing Card Company were filed
here with the county clerk yesterday
afternoon. The Willis w. Russell
Card company plant at Midtown was
sold out at receivers sale recently to
the Michelin Tire Company and they
have arranged with this new COM
spany to continue the manufacture of
cards at the plant. The incorpora-
tors have a capital stock OF sIo0, coo
but have only 1000 invested. They
are Thomas F. Bourn, 1900: Jacob
Lichenstein, sS0e, and Max M. J,
Hetzan, $500. BENJAMIN Rosenthal
Ia the New York city agent. He is
connected with the Kalamazoo Card
Company and tried to buy In the
plant over MIR. Russell and the Mich
elm people but they prevented In
order TO keep the plant In operation.
Had RoBenthal secured it the goods
would have been transferred to Kali
mazoo and the plant closed. The
Michelins formed the new company
which will start UP the plant within
4 couple OF weeks, signing a lease
with the Michelin company for a
term OF years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
BLOW TO SUFFRAGE
IN COURT DECISION
fFrom tae NEWS Corresrondent.l

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Trenton, Dec. 15.-In view OF the
present agitation IN this state on
the question of Woman suffrage,
much interest has been aroused by
The decision OF Judge Peter r. DAILY.
OF the M%iddlesex County Court, OF
Common Pleas, that women Will no
longer be recognized as signers of
license applications IN that county.
Judge Days decision was made in
connection with the considerations
of license matters.
In making the ruling. Judge DAILY
said that a man who can not secure
twelve men OF his locality to sign
his license application presents very
good evidence to the court that the
community does not want the N
cense. The law provides that every
application for license must be sign
ed by 10 freehoiders. Judge Daily
said further. While I recognize
that q woman can lawfully be- a
freehoider. still, 1 think that IL sn
applicant can not get 10 men to sign
his application to certify that he is
a satisfactory person, then he
should not be entitled TO a license. .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
ANOTHER COMPLAINT
MADE ABOUT TRAMps

Another complaint about tramps
In this city reached Chief OF Police
Patrick J.. Burke yesterday. This
one was from Mrs. II. Il. Gridley, OF
1855 High street, who declared that
within q period OF but a few hours
Hvs different Migrants annoyed her
at her home yesterday. She asked
for police projections that the an
noyance be stopped.
Al told yesterday the police are
using every good ear of Kidding
the city or thee. knights OF rho
road" Chief Burke says 1t will moi
be well for these that are caught
within the meshes OF the law for
they are likely to be "sent over the
road for . term that will keep them
In jail the greater part OF next sum-
mers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
BIG CROWD AT
FAIR OPENING
Danish N. {. Event in Dana
Hall $3.50 Cleared.

Several hundred members OF the
Danish NJ. p. church and their
friends attended the annual fair
given in Dana ball last night under
the auspices OF the Ladies' AID
Society. About $3.50 was cleared.
which exceeds the sum realized All
last years event Tables and booths
were arranged n the articles were
placed on sale until 8 O'Clock,
when articles that were not dis
posed of at that time were auction
ed Off. The orchestra of the church
during the evening rendered several
selections.
The fancy booth was III charge OF
Mrs. g. w. Hansen, assisted by Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Nygreen candy,
Mrs. N. G.. Nielsen, grab bag, Mrs.
M. L. Madesen: refreshments, Mrs
G. Christoffersen and Mrs. r. Jen-
sen. The committee In charge wish
to thank the merchants that helped
to make the event a success. &.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
FIRE CAUSES
$3.50 DAMAGE
Mrs. Geo. Marlsh Rescued
From Burning Kitchen.

Fire in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mnrsh Of 339 Prospect
street, called out the fire depart
ment shortly after $3.50 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. An oEerheated
stove fgnited the surrounding wood
work and when tho 1remen arrived
the back of the house was a mass
of flames. Mrs. Barlsh was In a
nefghbor house at the time and
when told Of the Are ran into the
kitchen. Her right arm was slight
" burned and she was overcome by
smoke. Joseph Krometz was pass
Ing, heard the woman's screams and
brought her out.
The structure is an one and one
half story frame building and the
fire gained much Roadway before
the arrival OF the flremen. Damage
to the extent Of $3.50. partly COW
cred by insurance, was u by
the blaze.