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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
@erIin. IS. MrriI II.

9erlin, rs. Gpril II.
ca ciflsberIt6erungs : Srbnune,
* GliaB : 2ptbringii6e @ere
~ faiiungs : @orlase. Nopclc
- gum Strafseicsbuh. Yripatz
beamten : @eriiherung ipa Der iesigc
Hetfstdg nod %crlebigen. I'M MIR bas
Wtftt9lte oil nernen. l1ripriinalih
botfte man. etlpa bis Yfingiten nit
Den Irbcitcn fertie gu icin, nm mad
Elttslten nit hem @uhlfnmpf begin.
men 81 fDnnen. Sm Sttobcr iouten
Damn Die Ncuipnblen icin. M6cr bic
Soorrnung bat man ldngit a~ufsc9eber.
uno 5t ibrcm Shmcr5 ieben Die 9ibcz
ralen inD So5inlocmofratcn, oaS tic
tbrc Hcocn "5ltm Scniter binaus"
ctlpas 5nfriib 9cbalteu baben.
Sas Irbcitspcnium lit Elm gang 'acs
ipnlti3cs, unb man f6nntc out nrei
Sentpncn bamit nusfiilcn. Weun
mlBtc alIo nod cine Scrbittaauna bcS
Hctdstu9s III Iusiiht ncbmen. Gs
1T nbcr icbr Die Srngc. oh Der 8cifsz
tag I'M 6er6it NIT ieincr Irbeit icrti9
ptro. gegrciflih bonn YurteiitanbS
punt Der Stnten aus III es, bd6 ibncn
Der Heihstdg picl 81 lange iiet. 2ibcs
ralc mte So5ialocmofraten 6aben auz
mabli1 ibr Sulper berihoiien rnb an
elmer rlIbigen ia6lihen Grlepiauno
Der @cIeecsporlaacn gar tein Sntcz
relic. Gm liebfteh pGren linen
= . m m c 7 lpnblen. Sum fann Der
lesi9e Teihstna abcr nod bis gum
%. Sanuar ndditen Sabres ta9cn.
Die Serfaiiune itebt bcm niht i'm
8egc. Sa9esen fpcbrcn lid Die
S~iberalcn nit aller Iadt; ipGtcitens
am 10. Se5embcr. an Dem Gage Der
&cihsta9s : Iufl0iung Dor flint
Sabren. miifie Der jeBiac 8ci6stag
lcin Gnoe crrciht bnbcn. - 9is
Jest lit Der Serntin fir Die Neunabs
len nod gang nnbeitimmt. Hur
cine Ieuberung bes Hegierrnas>
Organs, Der rNorbbeuti6en Iqges
meinen 3eituns". bietet eincn fleincn
Inbalt. 9us Organ ihrieb, Die 9iez
gierun9 babe fem Sntcreiie an einem
ppr5eitisen 8eidstaasidluS. Sas
glauben mir, unb uenn bic @erbanb=
lnnsen bes Gcidstases ibren &C..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
Die nemr Abr.

Sran5 befam ieine erite ltbr mo
modte Tie am liebiten alien aberdeen
5eigen. s(m Sonntag itol5 iiber ole
SauptitraBe ~promeniereno, begegnet
er einem alten, ireunolid ausieben-
ben Serrn nno bat einen feiuen
GinfaQ.
og(d bite" rebet or ben Serrn al,
~fonnen Sic mir pieacidt iagen. wie.
piel llbr es iit9"
y@ern, mein Srnge,--eS lit &c.
rabe 5ebn Winuten Dor elf"
5ran5. nit geipiatiser Wtieue ieine
i(br Siebenb: ,Stimmt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

Birtbifaftss Garteien gegen eirdneer
eefdrnpft, ieet lit Der &f bel
grobartiger, biel tpeiter unb erbitter@
ter, iett fdmpfcn 8 ~ Rationen
I'M Die 9orberri6aft, Die Dcnt d. c
rnb Die Il d. Surum lit es
ali6 moelih, boB Die beiben groben
8irtbi6aftss 4artcien GbriitIi6ip5iale
unb So5ialbempfrnten Manbate pers
lieren. Sic Gbriitlifs So5ialcn an
Die 9eutiffreibeitliden, Die So5ials
Semotraten an Die Slatpen.
Sarum bat man niif perIuft Gin
GompromiB 81 er5ielen 5iptlhet
Gbriitlihs So5ialen unb SeutIttreis
beitlihen; CO lit aber nihts baralls
gc!porbcn, unb gum Sbeil lit es nidt
id)uoc. Senn man fam eS falm
glduben, bnB Die Gbriitlids So5ialen
NIT ibren drgiten @egncrn ipie es Die
Standardization in fatbplii6en
unb relieioien Srasen iinb, 9eifloiicn,
unb Sanb IN Sanb, gegen Die minbcr
aefdbrlifeu So5inlbemofrnteu 5u
Sample 5ieben. Gs bate dll6 Dem
fatbpItih : Of It If Sros
sramm Der Gbriitli6s So5ialen iebr
8eihabct. 60 miB iebe 8ruppc
idalen ipie Tie burhfommt, unb oh
es Den pirtbi6aftlih de n
Tarteien gelingt, geeen Die natip o.
burh8ubrineen. @elin9t es
niht, unb bat bic Regieruug feline
Webrbeit fir i'm 8irtbifdftss Sros
9ramm, 10 bleibt nifts anbercs iibrig
ais elm Winiiters nnb 8csierunsss
pefiel, jtatt zines Iiniiteriums nit
o5iaIem Rrp9rdmm miiBte Elm
lolfes nit ndtionalem Sros
9ramm an bic Spise treten ,tnb ieben,
OF es Den peritiebeneu Nntioncr, Den
Seutifen, Slnipen unb Stalicuern
gereht iperben lam.
ltnb gernbe Jest, ipo Die Rirtbs
i6nftsz Sarteieu aeihlpiien unb inners
lid einia icin %iolltcn, ihcint cs auf
allen Seiten 81 fraden.
Snnerbalb Der Gbriitlih Sp5ialen
Tartei molten Irbeiter, gedmte ilnb
@eiperbetreibenoe ibre eieenen Ganbis
oaten bnben in Gin unb bemielben
8ablbe5irf. SAT- aber Gin Irbciz
t c I pertreter niht au6 elm 0ertreter
BET O e 10 c T b e t re | b e b II
iein fann. lieet auf Der Sanb. Sas
Gbriftentbum einigt 5tpar Iqes; aber
alf politiihem goben Tam aud Der
bette Gbriit ni6t 5tpei Scrren bienen.
Sie Gbriitli1z So5iale Yartei pertritt
ben e a m nj I e 4 Rittelitanb, unb
bas fpirb alf Die Suuer nidt gebenl
Ser EXPERIMENTATION Yartei
eebt es aud niht better. obnobl iie
itir Die Irbeite r intcreiien pers
tritt. @dbrenb Die Gbriitli6s Sp5idIe
Eartei mebr auf beutihem 8ooen blieb
linb cine beuti6e Yartei mar. beitanb
Die Stdrfe Der So5ialbemofratie in
ibrer SnternationdIitdt. Sas bdt min
in Seiterrei6 aii1 aufgeb0rt. Sic
6aben iih bereits losgeiagt
bon tbreu beutiden @enoIien, 1lnb 10
leibet aii6 Die S1Iaafraft unb Shlasz
frdftigfeit, Der @eiammtpartei barr
Wie man fiebt lit niraenSs @ettnna,
nirsenbs Spffnnns. siaes febnt iid
idbun mad eirtem Retter. Sb cS eincn
sibt? Die pulitiide gerbroHenbeit in
Seiterreid gebt allmablis iiber in cine
pOlitii6e Spfinmnsslpfisfeit unb
Idlieflid In cine ucrbdnsnifppGe
pplititde 8ersneiflmns, III Elm
4 asfp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
Die rGentral 2abur llnipn"

Die rGeutral 2abpr Union" bon
ct. &ouis iol lid fiir eincn Generals
Strcit am Gage bes @crbores Der
@ebriloer Rcgtamara ausseSproden
bdbcn. Gs ioa bnbur6 ~cifeftiu
Sroteite crbo6en iperben scgcu bic
S~emilbungen Der &apitaliiten bes
Sanocs, Die 0eperfi9aitcn (llnions)
81 pernt6ten. @s brdu6t pobl faum
oaraui bin9ciuieien 81 mcrocn, DAB
Der 8encralsS treit oils Sropuaanbas
Wtttel in &ublano unb Sranfreih,
NO CT %ungepcnbct ipurbe. rciultatlos
perlief ooer cher gum NaGtbeilc Der
8elperfi6niteu ousfiel. @s lit chen
elm General Strcif einfa6 cine Ssorm
Der Nnardic. Segreifen fDuntcn mir
cs Gber ifou. ipenu bic arbeiter,
irelhe infplge Der gnardbie aui ipirtbs
ld)aftlitcm 6cbictc. Die bltrd Die
liberale fnpitaliitii6e Mcra bcrbeigcs
fibrt iuuroc. bieier SbntIahc Die
Inar6ie auf biir9crlifem @ebiete
cntgcgenitcItcn. Gin 9rDBcreS @crs
brc6en ais iencs, ipcl6e Der Iiberale
&dpitalismlis pom 8olfe periibt,
iudrc oas ni6t. Scood belfen piirbc
Die 5peitc Tnar6ic nibt beionDers.
Gene Seutc nlip. iucld1e niht fir cine
hriitlihe SrSmn9 Der 9ingc burh
Organization uno ltaatli6e unb
fird)lihe Gontrolle Der a~apitaIiiten
unb arbeiter cintrcten, iino be-
oocr m%nbcpuBter 8ciie fir
Die intereiianteu abcr gefdbrlidcu gu.
pcruntlpprtli6, wcl6e mir
bicr5ulaube crleben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
Gs sibt i'm staate Sowa elm geIet

Gs sibt i'm Situate Soma elm 8eies,
ipel6es poriiebt. bab allen ipeibliden
angeiteIltcn in Den 8erfaufslGoen nnb
Sabrifen SisgeIesenbeit gescben tpirb,
no INNER bies prattii6 ausiiibrbar
lit obne Sebinoeruue Der grbeit. Sn
pielen 8ei6aftsccutren Sopa's lit
mar bieier @erpili6tun9 aid prompt
nad9efommen, aber es eiebt aud bier,
ipie ilberall, INNER nod SGumiac.
Stefe bier in DUBUQUE auf ibre Yflidt
alfmcrtInm 6l MAIDEN, lit Die lobensz
ipertbe Io3iaIe Gui9abe. Die iid Die ct.
Waricnz Sobalitdt inter 2cituna hires
iiG um 8ei6ditsi6lub an abeno Dor
Beibnndten 1910 perbient gcmnd,z
ten 8ep. @m. Gremer, eeitelt bat.
Bon ioIdem 8irten boren mir aerne.
Der g%cnaunten Sobalitdt beitcn grs
fol9 in bieicr Sade. R0fte man,
es anSeripdrts ebenio t6lnI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

least, l would be pleased to hear from
you whether you are aware Of the
conditions obtaining at Ellis Island as
depicted in the article we are sending
you.
Hoping to hear from you in this
matter and thanking you in advance
for any favors. | beg to remain,
Yours very truly,
NICHOLAS CONNER,
Editor-in-chief The Catholic Tribune,
Katholischer Weston, Luxembur-
ger Gazette; Honorary President
Central Society of U. s 100000
members); Member of the Exec
utive Board of the American Fed
Grafton of Catholic Societies
(2,500,000 members).
~
Iuf oicic5 S6reiben cling ms Die
Iol8cnoc Intluort GIT:
Washington, d. c., May 6, 1911.
Mr.. Nicholas Conner,
Dubuque, Iowa.
My Dear Sir:
Your letter of April 2Sth, relative to
the condition existing at Ellis Island
and the manner in which the immi-
grafton laws are administered there,
is at hand. 1t is the first time that
my attention has been directed to the
mater.
have addressed a communication
to Hon. John l.. Burnett, Chairman of
the House Committee on immigration,
calling his attention to the article in
The Katholischer Weston of April 81,
1911, and also to the editorial in The
LuXemburger Gazette of May 2, 1911.
Copies of these papers accompany my
letter to Mr.. Burnett. ! have asked
that the matter be given considera-
ton and that something be done to
remedy the conditions referred to
therein.
| have also addressed a communica-
ton to the Secretary of Commerce
and Labor, calling his attention to the
matter and particularly to the editor
ial in The Katholischer Weston of
May 4, 1911, a copy of the same ac-
companying the letter.
immigration matters are under the
Jurisdiction of the Department of
Commerce and Labor and | have re-
quested the Secretary to have the
matter given attention, with a view of
having the immigration laws admins
tered at Ellis Island and elsewhere in
a fair and humane manner
am, very truly,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

Sn 26.12 Sefunben Iegtc elm
&rGfttpagcn cine Neile suriid. -
"Salb flie9en mir iGneler babin, als
&anonentugcln", meint elm glatt,
aber - pobin?l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

@as braufcn mir rationale
WRuttertagc? Sir Die ipabre Iutter
be9innt NIT jebem @orscn Elm
Iutterta9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
c. E. PICKETT.

Rod elm @prtl Soft gu,
ipcrtber 4eier I'M Sntereiie serefterer
elnipanoerungsseicse aud) p~rotetiert
unb Did Der Sprmel bebient, Die mir
an bieIcr Stelc in lester Summer
perofentliHten, Inn Sir Die Sa6e
leltter 5u MAIDEN ??2 8enn nift,
Damn bole es iest mad. 8ernbe iest,
no Die Srage Dor bas IbscorSnetenz
baus fommt, ioute crit reft prptez
itiert iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

Bon $4,000 Gin,uanberern i'm
april fparen $3.50 Seuti6e aus aaer
9erren Sdnper. Su Den neun lebten
Wonatcn tamen 47.500 als Seutide
tlaIitfi6iertc Ginpanberer. Sn 1881
uno 1882 Daren CO beren iiber
DOC, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

~ tPht
ONAomentan lie6t man in Der
IW ss5;s: bic s ss!ss, s.
bes 8dblfampies nGmlid). Sas
porige Ynrlament lit ppmt Safer
nuf8el0it porben. neil Die 9iesierun9
nit bemielben ni6t mcbr nrbeiten
fonute. gs mar gelpdblt pprben nui
@runo zines @irtbihaftss
programmes, unb iolte 8irtb f.
6aitspolitif treiben; es tried
n6er u ntiondlp olitif. Gm
ShluB mar Die notbpenbise Hceies
rungsmcbrbeit. Die man our 9urd)s
fiibrun9 bes Hegicrungs : Yrogrnms
mes braufte. nift mebr b%orbnnpen.
unb es blieb Der Hegierung nihts
Iuperes ilbrig. ais Die golfspertreter
gu entlaiien. unb meme 5u ipdblen.
.Sas pcrgan9ene Gbgcorbnctenbaus
SGbltc SO @titslieber. Die ii6 nif
insaelammt % Yarteisg erbdnoe pers
tbeilten:
Gbriitlid. Su5iale Ycreinisnus ;. SO
= l,L,. ft..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
(Spe3inls Gorrciponben5.)
unn 4. g. s.

Semtih : frcibeitlider National.
.Werhnnh rs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

GnnsrcbmitgIico 8m. SuIser bon
tSfcm Yorf bat I'M &ouic gu 8uib>
ineton Die fol9enhe &eiolutipn III
Sn6en Der @inpanOcr1ns einscreiht,
fir beren annabme CT frdftig gu
iptrten it'd ertldrt 6at. Sic luutct:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

Die Gmcrieau FEDERATION of 9a6or
Sablt 5ur 3cit 100000 @itslieSer.
Sn Den lebten 5tpolf Monatem lit Die
W1itglieoer5abl um 100000 aeitiesen.
Sas 3niammenballen Des @robfapis
tails anf Der cinen Seite bat bic 8ers
cinigung Der Grbeiter auf Der aneercn
Seite 81 Wege gebradt. Inn ben So.
pitfalls Snterciien s~egeniibcr Die grbeis
terintereiien pertbcibiecu Su fDnnen
unb aiIsgleiheno 81 ipirfen. @it
eiuem g~cidloiienen Irbeitcrtecr bon
anndbernb 5pei Miaioucn mub ges
rcd)net nerbcn. SaS lit aud cine
Uro6madt. - .Tailraiitee SeroIb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

ca cifsperii6erunss : Crbnuns,
* GliaB : 2ptbrinsii6e @er>
faiiungs : @orlase. Nopclc
~ am, Observation-Disclosures M.,no+-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

gs tpirb bicIlei6t in nitt ferner
Belt ipobl NIT 10 idarfen amerifas
ntifen Ginfpanberunssseieeen aered,>
net iperSen miiiicn, bab Die Sula6ung
ms Sano MIR nod elmer perbdltniBS
mdbig redt bei9rdnften Sabl ausers
leiener Wenifen mosli9 fem tpirb.-
st. 3apbaels s@latt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mrs. D. C. Dorchester, Mrs. Susan
Totten and Mrs. Ellsworth Lewis
were the guests Of Madame Abbie
Clarkson Totten, OF Perth Amboy,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester La Forge
have moved from here to Manhattan.
S. @. Miller was in Tottenvills
yesterday.
Miss Marguerite Wilson. OF the
Bronx, visited here this week.
Frederick V. Henry was In Perth
Amboy yesterday.
Samuel Wort, Of Winant avenue,
Rossville, who fell from a limb of a
pear tree while picking pears at his
home on Monday, severely injuring
himself Is able to be about again.
He fell a distance Of about thirty
feet.
Daniel Green is slowly recovering
from q recent Illness.
Jesse Mosely has put down q con-
crete walk around his house In Ross
Vile. William Westcott, Of krei-
scherville, was the contractor.
The first fall meeting of the Jun
Tor Epworth League Of st. Marks
1nutUh wup 1io1u In tho iUCIurv 1OPIu
yesterday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
GO RIGHT Ar IT
Friends and Neighbors in Perth Ann
boy VIII Show You How.

Get at the root of the trouble.
Rubbing an aching back may re-
lieve it,
But 1t won't cure It.
You must reach the root of it
the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills go right at 1t;
Reach the cause; relieve the pain.
They cure, too, SO Perth Amboy
pnnple say
NJ. Nelson, 35 State street. Perth
Amboy, N. j., says: "I have not had
a symptom of kidney complaint or
backache since Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me In 1905. l am glad to con-
frm my former endorsement of
hem" Statement given November
rs, 1900
The endorsement referred to by
Mr.. Nelson was In substance as fol
lows: Pains In my back chung tc
me day and night and as my work
obliged me to do q great deal o.
STOPPING, it aggravated the trouble
Whenever I sat down the pain be
came more severe. After taking
Doan's Kidney Pills a short time
was cured and I enjoyed much bette.
health"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
tents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Unit
I'D States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
- CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL Il
REFLECTIONS
ECONOMIC
BY WILLIAM n. BANDfA.

ECONOMIC LIBERTY.
"All men are created equal
such is one of the self evident
truths of which our Declaration of
independence speaks. The armies
of those days achieved for them
selves and their successors political
liberty. The statesmen who follow
ed up the work of the soldier as
sured for all time for all Americans
religious freedom. There still re-
mains to be wrested from those who
would withhold 1t that economic lib
erty which would go so far toward
ameliorating some of III almost
intOlerable conditions.
But we do not have economic lib
erty in this country? Are not oppOr-
utnities open unto to all citizens up
on equal terms? 1t would seem so,
at least to a superficial observer. We
pay community, state and national
taxes, at certain fixed rates, agreed
upon by our elected representatives.
These we may change at Dur will.
But we also pay taxes in the cost Of
living, the rate Of which is determin-
ed by those who are in no way re-
sponsible unto us. A comparatively
small group Of men have seized this
power, and WELD it with the same
belief in the divine right so to do
as ever did hereditary monarch.
Now they do this perfectly legally,
so little did the trainers of our con-
stitution and the makers of our laws
see what was coming. 1t Is only
since our Civil War that swollen
fortunes" have become possible.
And while it may be true that the
opportunity is open unto all to be-
come one of this millionaire group"
it is equally true that only a com
paratively small number can ever
form the group. Work it out for
yourself. The latest estimates place
the total wealth Of these United
States at 1925, 900, 100000. With
our hundreds of m~illionaires and our
scores of multti-millionaires, where
do you and l come in, and where the
great majority of more than 3d.
100000 population?
Charles NJ. Howell proposes an
amendment to our Constitution that
will permit of a direct national, an
nual tax, to be levied upon all alike;
and suggests laws to be enacted by
Congress under such an amendment
that will provide for taxation &C
cording to a percentage in arithmeti-
cal progression, so hal as a mans
wealth increases his tax rate will in
This will lpace the heaviest
burdens upon those better able to
bear them, and will forever make
impossible Swollen fortunes"
For instance, he proposes for the
unit of taxation .0005 per 100000,
Or $50. In arithmetical progression
his would become .0O275 for ST.
100, 900, or $2,75O; and .00525 for
2,00O,0 600, or $1O,5O0; and .O1275
or $5,OOO,OOO, or $63,750; and
1926 for $50, 900, 900, or $6,262,-,
500; and .25O25 for $10O,000,00
n $25,O25,00O We shall have a
ystem whenever we, the vast, pre-
,o~nderatlng majority, shall say 50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
TOTTENVILLE

Mrs. N. j. Lowe IS at ner nome
in Big Flats, N. Y, where h was
called last week by the death of her
father.
James Barry, of New Brunswick,
was a local visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, R. w. Wood leave
today for a weeks vacation with
their daughter, Mrs. H. e. Nance
of Hazlet, N. ].
A memorial service to Mrs. Ida
Creighton will be held at Temper
ance hall tomorrow afternoon a
$3.50 o'clock.
T. A. Simonson has a position
with Joseph Johnson and Sons, con
tractors, on the new street.
Mrs. George Owen, of Brooklyn
is visiting here.
County court opens at Richmond
Monday.
Richmond Ladge, Knights of Ply
thias, decided to have the box so
cial on Friday, November 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
AN ELECTION
OF FORESTERS
Court TottenviIle Names
New Officers.

The semi-annual election Of off
GERS of Court T%ottenville, No. Alb,
Foresters of America, took place
Wednesday night at a meeting In its
rooms in Odd Fellow hall In Main
street, Tottenville. John j.. Barlow
was chosen chief ranger to succeed
William j. Roberds, who has held
that position for several terms. The
other officers are sub-chief ranger,
James j. Bolan: recording secretary,
James Clark; senior woodward,
James Moylan; junior woodward,
Henry Keber; senior beadle, James
Roach, junior beadle, Otto Gabel;
lecturer, Joseph Kahn and trustee,
Louis Edwards. At this session 1t
was decided to award a gold signet
ring on November % for the benefit
of the court. The installation will
take place at the next meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
MORAlVANS TO CELEBRATE
AT GREAT KILLS CHURCH

Preparations have bee ncomplet-
ed for the celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary of the purchase by
the MCravians of the first place OF
worship in Great Kills and of the
fifteenth anniversary of the dedtca-
ton of the present church in that
place is to be held next week. COM
mencing on Sunday there Will be a
communion service in the morning
and a love feast in the evening OF
the same day. At the latter service
there will be special addresses by
visiting clergymen. In connection
with the celebration there will be
a reception in the church next
Thursday night to the adult mem
bers and friends of the congrega-
ton. A special program and re
freshments will be served by the
Ladies' Aid Society, who will help
to make this social event one to be
remembered. Rev. j. S.. Romig,
pastor, extends a cordial welcome
to all adult members and friends OF
the congregation to be present.
There will be no business of any
kind connected with this gathering.
1t will be a purely social event and
will be held in the annex and base
ment of the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
DRINKING CUPS
GO TOMORROW
TottenviIIe Police to lnforCe
New Law.

The police of the 99th precinct
station, T~ottenville, have received an
order from Commissioner Waldo in
regard to the use of the public
drinking cup after October l. In a
note to the members Of the depart
ment, the commissioner calls atten-
ton to the provisions Of section 1879
Of the Sanitary Code, which says:
The use of a common drinking cup
or receptacle for drinking water in
any public institution, hotel, theatre,
factory, public hall, public school, or
in any railway station or ferry house
in the city Of New York, or the fur
nishing of such common drinking
cup or receptacle for use Is prohib-
tied. The members Of the force are
instructed to see that the law Is
strictly enforced. The violations of
any section Of the sanitary code is
a misdemeanor, punishable with I'M
prisonment or fine or both, and be-
sides the health department is enti-
tied to exact an additional penalty
of $50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
BAPTIST
FIRST.

E1tt5Vs
Our meeting-house rs on Fayette
street, near TT n. Our Pastor lives
It 1913 Golden street. where ne ia
LEASED 10 wei one al who desire
t. confer with him.
We have a ministry 70 mon, eI-
pressed throu h our Brotherhood
bible class, witch meets Sunday az
$50 a. m. We meet for worship
1T 1890, W n the pastor viii
preach on "Lricks without Straw"
This will be followed by the obssrv-
ance Of the Lords Supper. Sunday
School session at the noon hour,
with classes for all. The evening
service. at 1890, is a bright and
happy home service, with plenty OF
congregational singing of hymns
both new and old. The pastor viii
preach on THE Christian Ministry
The trustees will meet Monday
evening at the home OF the PASTOR.
We meet socially for spiritual ends
Wednesday evening, a meeting ss-
sentially OF, by and for the people.
To the large number of strangers
in our city, especially TO the young
men and women, would we axtsnd
the hand of cordial welcome. We
would minister to those who feel
the need of human fellowship
your need we regard as u oppor-
tunity. Come.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST.

FIRST.
The First Presbyterian church.
Rev. J. Henry Northrup, minister.
Preaching services, 1890 A. NJ,
1870 P. NJ
Sunday school, 2:3O P. NJ,
Junior Endeavor, $3.50 P. M;
Senior Endeavor, GAO p. NJ.
Morning Worship.
Sermon by the pastor, Rev. James
Henry Northrup. Subject, Taking
away the Stone" John 11:39).
Music.
Organ-Andante from op. 32......
Wallis
Anthem-Te Deum in G.. Hopkins
Tenor Solo-'Nearer My God to
Thee" ............... Rodney
Mr.. Edgar Mullen
Organ-Grand O%ffertoire. Batiste
Evening Worship.
Sermon by the pastor, Rev. j. H.
Northrup. Subject, How to be
Happy and Do Your Duty Too"
Music.
Organ-Op. Z. No. 1....... Ebert
Anthem Heard a Great Voice o.,
Johnston
II heard a great voice out of heaven
saving, Behold the tabernacle of
God Is with men, and they shall
be His people, and He will dwell
with them and God Himself shall
be with them and He shall be
their God"
Bass Solo-"Compassion' Bowers
Mr.. Asher Randolph
Organ-Festival March. .Toilman
Notices.
Monday, October 2, at s P. NJ. in
chapel. For their first meeting OF
the season the Mems Society have
been fortunate in securing Hon.
Elmer T. Geran, introducer Of the
famous Geran bill and renOminated
at the primaries on Tuesday for the
assembly. Mr.. Geran will speak on
the New Election Law. As II OF
the additional features of the meet
ing Mr.. Elwood Smith, of Metuchen.
will render several violin selections.
Tuesday, 3 P. M, in ladies' parlor,
Home Missionary meeting. Chair
man of committee, Mrs. Fritzinger.
3 P. NJ. in chapel, Atlantic City c.
Q. convention Echo" meeting to
which all young people are invited.
Wednesday, 7:45 P. M, prayer
Meeting. Leader, Rev, J. H. North
up.
Thursday. 8 P. M, in ladies' par
Or, C. z. business meeting.
Saturday afternoon in chapel,
Ike sale under auspices of two Sun
ay school classes.