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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19

10 see that the statute was obeyed.
The commission should have power to
ST in on company's books and bust
ness AID have the right to bring about
obedience to the law when infractions
were found. This would put corpora
tions under as complete control as the
railroad situation today"
BAT NELSON PAYS RESPECTS.
Battling Nelson, the pugilist came
from Missouri today to pay his re-
spects TO Roosevelt He did not ask
TO see the colonel, saying he under
stood it was more important for him
to rest than talk
Il just came to pay my respects, ="
said the famous pugilist TO RooseveIt's
secretary. Tell him I'm for him and
on the job
ROosevelt's condition was unchang-
ed The midday bulletin was omitted
He is as fine as can be- said Dr. Nc
Cauley.
DESCRIBES SHOOTING.
Roosevelt last night vividly de,
scribed his impressions throughout the
wild night which followed John
+ Schrank's attempt at assassination in
/ Milwaukee.
| He revealed to his astounded hear.
ers the workings OF his mind during
that history making speech, delivered
despite the jagged and dangerous
wound in his chest. They gasped as
they heard him describe the incident
of the night as amusing
Comfortably seated in a huge leath
er chair and garbed in a bathrobe, The
colonel once placed in the presidential
chair by an assassin's bullet, told hi!
remarkable tale. Speaking with hi!
usual vigor he little appeared lik'
one for whom four days ago the worlC
feared death
81 feel lively as a bulldog. he sal,
by way OF preface for the story fol
which the favored few had clustered
eXpectantly about his chair The.
were in Mrs. Roosevelt's room ID
joining the Colonels.
DOES NOT MENTION SHRANK.
The former president had little 4
say of the shooting itself. He di:
claimed any feeling Of bitterness tC
ward the man who sought his life No
once did he mention the name G
Shrank
He spoke in an Unconditional mar
ner of being shot, much as though b
/, were commenting on the case OF som
(Conuaued on Page Eight)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
TROOPS
NEAR VERA CRUZ

Vera Cruz. Mexico. Oct. 19.-Rebel
forces in possession of the city made
every preparation for an attack by
federal troops that was expected 10
occur at anv moment Two columns
Of federal troops are within Is miles
OF the city.
Mexico City. Oct. 19.-Three OF the
four gunbOats at Vera Cruz have fall
en- in the hands OF Felix DiaZ. The
fourth gunbOat remained loyal but
was covered by the guns OF the other
vessels and not allowed 20 obtain pro
visions. II is generally thought il
must surrender.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
Federal Grand Jury Also
Conducting Investiga-
tion of Case.
MISS CAM MERON Is HELD
Crowd of Muttering Whites Sur
round Negro, but No Harm
Is Done Him.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-The case OF Jat
Johnson. champion pugilist. charge
with the abduction of Lucille Gamer
on, a white girl. was continued until
Oct. %, and his bond increased from
$500 to $500. Johnson was furious
when opposing counsel demanded the
bond be increased. Two representa-
tives of the government department of
justice were present.
Il don't think 1t necessary TO in
crease the bond" Johnson told the
court. '1 am responsible citizen. |
have a business worth 100000"
at may be worth that to you"
mother, who is prosecuting Johnson.
But it's illegal, and you ought to be
put out of business"
"All right. Mr.. Mayor" commented
Johnson, with laugh.
CASH Is DEMANDED.
'If l were mayor of Chicago you
wouldn't be in business three days"
replied the attorney.
Johnson asked permission to write
out check.
mo checks go with me-" asserted
| the attorney.
"All right 1t will be cash then"
shouted Johnson.
Professional bondsmen posted a
cash bond for the negro.
When Johnson stopped his machine
in front of a down town bank today
a large crowd gathered and police
were called to clear a path for his
-.s&ase4aebile. Mutterings against the
fighter were uttered by several white
men in the crowd. but there was no
demonstration.
GIRLS BOND $4,000.
Miss Cameron was held on $4,000
bonds by Federal Commissioner
F'oote as a witness at a federal grand
jury investigation against Johnson. A
report that Johnson visited a bank to
attempt to obtain s25,0OO to effect the
girls release on bonds caused Foote
to authorize her removal TO Rockford.
1t was reported Johnson's effort to OBJ
tain money was futile.
BOOKED As DIsORDERLY.
Soon after the necessary papers
were obtained Miss Cameron was TAX
en- to Rockford by a deputy marshal
She will appear before Commissioner
Foote Tuesday. Her hearing in the
municipal court on a charge of dis
orderly conduct was set for Oct. 20
at the request of the detective who
made the arrest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
SOC|ALISTTALKER
TAKEN BY POLICE

Little Falls, n. Oct -19.-Dr.~ -
gernsn S. Crapsy, a former Episcopal
clergyman of Rochester, was arrested
here today for addressing a street
crowd on the subject, The Sermon on
the Mount" and taken to police head
quarters, holding a bible in his hand.
The arrest was an incident of an at
tempt of the authorities to prevent
street meetings of socialists i'll SYM
EGthy with striking mill workers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
KILLED BY AN AUTO UPSET
One Dead and Two Injured in Acci-
dent on New Road.

UtTI OF NC" TOdU'
Kankakee, ILL.,, Oct. 19.-Peter Mel
son of Bradley is dead and r. Jester,
state manager of the Minneapolis
Thrashing Machine company from Pc
oria, and Allen Lee, implement deal
Ter at Herscher, H., are badly injured
as the result of TESTERS automobile
turning over while running 80 miles
an hour Thursday night en- route from
Peoria to Kankakee. The accident oc-
CURED about two miles north of Che
banse, on a newly constructed road
Jester and Lee were coming to Kanka-
kee and picked up Nelson at Clifton
Nelson died at the Emergency hospi
tai yesterday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19

black bear or an elk from its feet. 1t
is even larger than bullets used by big
game hunters.
I'VE want TO let the wound heal with
out an operation, if possible, because
it would be a shame to cut that mag
nificent chest. The colonel is built
like a lion"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
S1O,O0O.0OO CHANNEL ON
LOWER DETROIT OPENED

Detroit, Oct. 19.-Formal opening OF
the S1O,0OC.O0O Livingston channel in
lower Detroit river was scheduled for
this afternoon. 1t required four years
and half 20 build it. 1t will provide
separate passages for up and down
boats. thus relieving the narrow kiln
crossing. with rocky banks, tortuous
turns and swift current, of naIf the
traffic
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
Killed by CornIce.

Sioux City, Iowa, Oct. 19.-Richard
Murphy was so badly injured that he
died few hours after being struck by
the cornice of bank building which
fell as he was walking along the side
walk w. A. Winston, a newspaper
man, was seriously injured, but will
recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19

Mrs. Nina Graham Valley, who he
fore Oct. 10 last, was Miss Nina Gra-
ham, enjoys the unique distinction of
being the only English woman ever
to secure a degree at an engineering
school She graduated recently from
the University Of Liverpool. with nigh
honors. II Is doubtful, however, Il
she will follow her profession as ore
OF the first things she did on leaving
the university was TO marry a Mr..
VALLEY, aso an engineer, g. Winni-
peg, Canada. Mrs VALLEY is the
daughter Of Captain Graham. who is
well known in Liverpool shipping eiS-
cles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
Gusts Minister for FARMING.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Oct. l9.-Rev.
w. r. Schmidt, 67 years old, Of the
Christian Reformed church at Bauer,
Mich, was forced 10 resign by his
congregation because he insisted upon
farming which the members held was
too worldly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
Fall Kills Denver Man.

Denver, Oct. 19.-The body of Les
ter r. Bridaham, until recently a men,
Der of a large wholesale drug firm
here, was found on the second floor
of the Colorado building. The man
had fallen from the sew
enth floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
Gas Explosion Hurts Sixteen.

Marshall, Texas. oct. 19.-Sixteen
persons were injured. one perhaps fa-
tally, and four business houses were
wrecked here yesterday when a light
ed match held near a grating caused
an explosion of natural gas in a Gel.
lar in one of the structures.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
Sets New Corn Yield Record.

Sterling, IL, Oct. 19.-John Powers
Of this city set a ncT worlds corn
raising record this year, IT is believed,
with an average of 205 bushels an
acre on 10 acres
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
McNamara Money Orders.

indianapolis, Oct. 19.-Postofice
money orders showing how ]. J. Nc
Namara sent through the mails funds
which McManigal used on dynamiting
trips were produced at the dynamite"
trial today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
eaptists to Raise $4,000 Fund.

Minneapolis. Oct. I9.-Minn esota
Baptist workers in convention here
aGimously approved the plan 10
raise s3.O0O,000 annually for home and
foreign missionary work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19

Dr. John B. Murphy. head physician
at Mercy hospital, Chicago. where Co
lionel Roosevelt Is being treated for
his wound. is loud in his praises Of the
cClOneIs magnificent physique The
bullet that wounded Colonel RCose-
yelt," he said, would have knocked a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
The Weather

Forecast Till 7 p. m. Tomorrow for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline,
and Vicinity.
Fair tonight and probably Sunday,
rising temperature.
Temperature at a m. 40. Highest
yesterday, 70; lowest last night, 40.
Velocity of wind at a. m, 9 miles
per hour.
Precipitation, none.
Relative humidity at p. m, 3S, at
7 a. m, 73.
Stage of water, 3.S, no change in
last "a hours.
J. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
From noon today TO noon tomorrow.)
Sun sets 5:13. rises 6:17 Evening
stars: Mercury. Venus. Mars. Jupiter.
Morning star. Srtnrn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-19
O'Gorman at Dubuoue.

New York, Oct. 19.-United States
Senator O'Gorman will speak for VIII
son al Dubuque, Iowa, Oct %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03

SOUTH RIVER
COUNCIL MET
Reorganized for the Year
Mayors Message.

SperfaI to the EVENING NEWS.
South River, Jan. ss-The South
River council met Monday morning
and organized for the ensuing year
by the election OF the following Of
hcers: Clerk, Charles Anderson;
Counsel. Peter r. DAILY; MarshAis,
Cashmere Ofenberger and Peter
johnson.
Joseph Mark, a dealer In shoes on
Ferry street, also q cousin OF Mayor
Mark. was elected councilman to I'LL
the vacancy created by the resiEna-
ton of Daniel Jane.
Mayor Marks message was read.
The document dealt largely with
recommendations regarding the
management of the borough I'm
prOF0ments.
The council will meet next Mon
day at which time a commission
consisting OF i've members will be
appointed by Mayor Mark to have
charge OF the water, sewer and
lighting systems.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
HARMLESS WAY To
DARKEA THE HAN
A Latt1s Gaxo md Sulphur 11Akss
Gray Hair vanish-A Remedy
For AN HAIR Troubles

Who does not know the vatue OF
sAgs and sulphur for keeping the
hair dark. soft. g1ossy and In good
condttI0n5 A ra&kter Of faek. szf~
rhur Ii 4 natural element OF hair,
and = deficiency - Z {. 80 s-.r &
held By many scalp specialists to b.
connected with fosa OF color and r.
tAiity Of the hair. Uuauostiunahiy,
there Ia no better remedy for hair
Ard scalp tro0biea. especially prs-
mature grAynsss, than sage and sufs
phur. II pruperiY prepared tbs
Weyth Chemical Company Of New
York put up az idsaf remedy o4 thIs
kind. called Nyethss Sage and sui
phur Eair Remedy. and nntAcrixa
drugg1Ets TO sell II under the guar
sntee that the nioney will be segund-
ID il 1t tails to do exactly as rspres@
Hntea*
III you hare eandruz. or IL year
haIs Il zhan or taTniaR gray. ges q
bottle of ghlA remedy FROM your
drEEgfak to-day Ind see what IL VIII
ID Tor yeu.
This preparation la eHars6 TO Ca
Dahisa ak nf4v eeufs = nsxss4. saa Il
recommended and aold hy al drug
z1ats
Special Asaatas Lausr DFps Co.,
Cor. Smith aAd state ssFses&
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
ROHDE CHOSEN
IN SAYREWLLE
Township Committee Makes
Annual Appointments.

spcofa5 TO the EVENING NEWS.
Sayrevilie, Jan. s:-Ths new
township committee organised for
the year OF 1912 at ~ o'clock noon
Monday at the town hall. Henry
Bcehm, the clerk, opened the meet
Ing and was sworn In By Recorder
Fred Esser, after which he took the
oath OF Office OF William Burke, the
newly elected committeeman.
Mr.. Burke nominated August
Rohde for chairman, and he was
elected Mr.. Rohde nominated VIII
liam Burke for treasurer and was
elected. Mr.. AIlgair then moved
that Mr.. Burke also act as custodian
OF school moneys, watch was car
ricd.
The following appointments were
made; Peter Rhatican. ST., for poor
master for Ave years; Fred Esser.
for recorder for three years. Henry
Boyler, marshal for one year. John
Keegan, Peter Keegan and Daniel
Keegan were sworn in as eonstahles.
Jonathan Bright, who was elected
last fall as tax collector, was sworn
In and his bond OF $4,000 accepted
and filed.
The hall WAS well filled and every
body welcomed back their old chair
man, August Rohde, who served fn
that capacity for so many years. The
meeting then adjourned to meet to-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
MnnnnnlncE

Mis- Edith Hansdale Was an out
OF town visitor Tuesday.
Mrs.. Charles Numbers d Milan
Jennie Numbers spsnt Tuesday In
New York.
Prof. J. III. Lore was an ont o.
town visitor Tuesday morning
Mrs. Gertrude Stewart. OF Ran
way avenue, was q city visitor
Tuesday.
Mas NeIlis Carpenter. OF Railway,
VISA the guest OF Woodbridge friends
Tuesday.
Mis- Helen Holmes returned last
evening from her home IN Beverly
where she has besn spending the
holidays.
Miss Julia do Russy Il visiting
friends In Elizabeth. I.
Mrs. Ldppfncott was m out OF
town visitor yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Faneii spnt Tues
day afternoon In Perth Auhboy-
Mrs. Calara Smith. Of White
Plains. N. Y, spent the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Westfall. in School street. Her
brother. Raymond Westfall. return
ed to White Plains with her to re-
main for a short visit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
SOUTH RIVER

Dewitt Baird, on Nav Years Day.
opened q quick lunch room He t.
cozily located between the Gordon
and the Knapp buildings. Mr. Baird
employed recently by the Pub
lie Service.
The Circle Of Kings Daughters
teurnayed to New Brunswick thfE at
where they are being enter
tanned ut the home Of Mira. James
RobeFtaop, who had planned to give
the visitors q most gractous recep-
ton and also has prepared d biz
surprise for her guests.
Henry Hermann on Sunday ceIe-
brassd his sevanty-Hrat anniversary
a4 has hGrae On Main street, and
gathered about him were tho nen-
beers OF ais family who entered heart
SAy Late kaat Festivities cf tie oesas-
seH asa gave Ms Hexrnsan Gre ~
the gxa115 celebrations ha has
HYax hRd. A. d thaax usual essstoms
u saaNy dinner WARS asEFea sd eaen
sas aaataa abqzaf faa sesS1ge board
care q zaas5 80 lhA heasEh az their
$780, aHA ais aHahea AAsM many hap-
ufsa Ss z6a - zHass ~ aaz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
DOOLEY is THE
NEW CHAIRMAN
Woodbridge Township Com
mittee Organizes.
Special 70 tie EVENING NEWS.

sFsctdt 70 the EVENING NEWS
Woodbridge. Jan. 3.@Promptly
at noon on New Years day the new
township committee was organized
az follows: John 8 Dooley, chair.
man; A. Kuhlman, treasurer;
Ephralm Cutter. township attorney
Mr. Auten, OF Prospect Hill. was
nominated for township attorney,
bal sSs majority were In favor oil
Mr.. Cutter. Tho bonds OF the treas
urer Tor S5,eee were hxed. John
Ohmanhisor, ST., was appointed
keeper OF the lookup. DIR. Collins
was appointed t4uashfp physiefan
for the year. The matter of appoint
Ing an oyerseer OF tho poor waH laid
over until the nezt meeting. Al
Monday was q holiAAY, the commit
tse adjourned uAtil the next meet
Ing. which Will be held Thursday
evening. January 4.
Nh. Cranstcn. the retiring chair
man OF the ccmnntttee, sent the Toll
lowing letter to Mr.. Dooiey:
colonia, n. j. Jan 1st. 1919.
Chairman Township Committee.
Dear Sir:II am II the last no
nent much disappointed that mex
pscted personal requirement pre-
vents my being present, SO wish you
every success In the public task you
RFs today assusniHg. And u In any
way at any time / can be 81 service
to yDu or the board ] hope you will
believe ma subject to your Gail un-
r~eservedly.
Woodbridge deserves the best SER
vice obtainabie, and whila In every
community there will be found those
who will attempt unpleasant an
noyances and even personal abuse. to
illustrate your good work by impu-
tation of unworthy motives, our
community can be thankful that the
present Board will prefer to be right,
rather than to bow subuaissively to
would-be Bosses for a little bit OF
fictitious popularity.
The Board must often face im-
portant problems which demand not
only the exercise OF Judgment, but
Of nerve. Your understanding and
your straightforwardness are the
reliance OF your fellow citizens
and / look back las your predeees-
sor In the Craftsmanship of the
Committes) not only with
pride. but with extreme pleasure to
the cooperation sc continuously
given by yourself and Committeeman
We made progress In
those plans which have resulted In
Woodbridge Reae
Court which p~suse1sury, q thorough
Dolce organization, improved high
and q system OF up to date
fully protecting the tax
payers interests. while what has
been accomplished 10 large. per
sonally feel anrs that your future
record will be equally deserving of
public appreciation. Al that
Woodbridge needs Ia . square deal
and freedom from PoutsF Fageon
Bosses.
wishing ths new Beard a pleasant
prosperous New Year ! remain.
Very truly yours,
A. r. CHANSTON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
CHANGES
At METUCHEn
MAYOR Clark Makes Changes
Ia Police Dept

Special to ths EVENING NEWB.
Metnchen. Jan. 3.-lThe Metuchen
borough council organized for 1912
at noon Monday. When Mayor Sam
uel H Clarke took his seat he wAx
presented with a beautiful floral
horseshoe by q number OF hts admir-
Ing friends James B. Power, secre-
tary OF the Young Mems Club. made
the presentation. Mr.. Power also
presented each one OF the councils
men With q ~carnHtion bouquet.
Councilman Edward Kramer. one
of The war horses OF Metuchen DEM
ocracy, presented the mayor with =
brand new gavel and in a few we'll
chosen words wished him d happy
New Year and a successful admins
tration OF the affairs OF the borough.
Mayor Clarke's message to the ccun-
ell was brief, bur to the point. He
suggested that people wanted ius-
provernents which they could AFFORD
and advised making such
ments and bonding tha
essary. He dYe1 n,o51
ss,, and yet Ia . manner
more profitable to the taxpayers.
Heretofore 1t has been the custom
to have three men erv on the
standing committee Of council mir.
Clarke departed from this custom,
saying that he thought that by maxi
ing SIX committees and by giving
each councilman the Craftsmanship
OF a 4 committee and placing only
W msn on each committees, better
results would follow. He appointed
the COMMITTEES chairmen al followa.
Police, II. r. Sanford; streets. 3D.
ward Kramer; finance, H. B. john
son; lights, ID. .. LaForge: watsr, q.
K. Soper; poor. B. q. Ford.
Howard s. Wilson was named AZ
borough clerk to succeed William g.
Bohlke. Frederic III. r. Pearss was
named borough attorney to succeed
Edward w. Htek7. Judge g. G.
Weber has bean 10 satisfactory as
borough recorder that he has been
retained in once.
Enos FcurAtt was relieved Of his
duties as chief OF police and was sue
ceeded By John ]. FIaherty. The
mayor also appointed willard b.
Hutchinson In place OF Patrick J..
HoraE. Both appointments we're
unanimously and promptly confirm
ed BY the council. The mayor also
appointed Jesss G. Weniger TO tho
forca. Sixteen old marshals were re-
appointed with the exception OF John
r. Gedney. Thus was brought to .
cloas q disturbance which has mad
Metuchen In an uproar Q q long
time past.
At d meeting OF common counctl
tomorrow night 1t IL expected that
Edward Kramer VII cs elScts1 PT5s-
ident. Alao another nnifcrmed
policeman Will be named.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
OLD BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Reid, of
Church street, spent New Years
with Mr., and Mrs. William Reid. Of
MorganviIle.
Miss Reava Clayton, of First
street, South Amhoy, was entertaIn-
ed over the week end by Miss a-
Reid, Ct G~hpreh1nuf, 81 ~Brookfeld.
Terrace, was entertained by friends
in South Ambcy Sunday evening
MIR. George v. Dobson, Jr-, OF AS
bury Park. spent New Years With
! his family In South Ola Bridge
Joseph sIarkey was q Perth Ana
boy visitor Saturday.
The Misses Ethel and Sadie Harris
attended the show at Proctor's.
Perth Amboy, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank F. Apologize and
daughter-in-iaw. Mrs. A. v. Apple
gate, OF. Runyon. were visitors
among friends In Perth Amboy Sat
! --r.w ~ster-cc-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Reid, Of
| Church street, were shoppers 10
! Perth Amboy Saturday.
MIss Edna Osborne, of South Old
| Bridge, was q Saturday shopper In
Perth Amboy.
Miss Elizabeth Keegan was 4
Perth Amboy shopper Friday after
noon.
W r. Clayton enjoyed the week
| end with friends in Railway.
Miss Frances Rknarber, has re-
| turned after spending tbs holidays
| with her parents at Acto, ~resumins
her duties as teacher Mt the high
school
Miss Mildred Stryker. who has
been spending the holidays with her
| parents at Raritan. returned to tbs
borough Sunday evening.
Mlsa Maud Van Schoick has re-
| turned 10 her home after 3 pleasant
| visit among friends Ia South Amboy,
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Hol1cnbeck.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Yates, Mr. and
Mrs. William slower and Miss Evelyn
Green enjoyed the show at Proctorts
Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Freeman,
OF Brookneld Terrace. were Perth
Amboy shoppers Saturday.
Benjamin Long, OF Runycu= spena
the week end with friends In New
York.
MRS. Harry skiinnarl, OF MAR
street. was Il Saturday shopper III
Perth Amboy.
Messrs. Urias Holce. Merits
Bioodgood and David Burkett waa
entertained By friends In Perth Am
boy Saturday.
Thomas Smith, OF Maple street
was q Perth Amboy shopper Satur
day.
Miss Loretta Sculfy, OF FRS
~street, spent Saturday with her sis
ter, Mrs. q. J. Dalton at Perth Am
hoy
Mira. Frank selovsr. OF Charlie,
street, was a Perth Amboy shcppel
Saturday.
Murray Chittick and cousin, Mis-
Mae AppIsby, accompanied by Mis-
Vivian Magee. OF Second street
South Ambcy, Witnessed the produc
| ti0n at the ssWfcklow Lass at thu
Hijou. Perth Amboy. Saturday after
neon y
Mr.. walter Yates. OF Charles
street, enjoyed New Years with reia
tivas In Perth Antcy.
Mrs. George andrews was q Peril
Amboy shopper Saturday,
Mrs. Oliver Hoffman, OF Mali
street, ia enjoying u few days vial
with her sister. Mrs. Joseph Hoe
man. OF Jerszs City
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03

49,
and singing was rshaerea eJ ass
faaAaaa ouaaey AZ nS
MIR. and nara Niabsr IhrneF Mr. y
Mrs. Alfred koosaey ~ eowhs ar'
William kckerfss on Jersey Saeys m1.
FRANK me9ovsfn, ass =. lS@isls
James and samuel turner Il
CnAIsoa = ssonhSs. e.m,
MRS. II. Larson spehF ssaeuFaAy
out OF town.
Mrs WILDER Turner was = Fsrsn
AEabcy visitor SATURDAY
Mrs. Ed Admeps1er e~ntsrtAsnea
Miss Ida Botce sunday snd Monaay'
Miss Mamie spent estaf-
day out OF town
Mr.. and Mrs. IuFnes were VS.
itors In PERTH Amhoy Sataraay
MeHErw jon turner u Hs hIFaF