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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
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Notice of time and place of the ap-
plioation of the Council of the City of
Perth AmbDy, In the County OF Midd}e-
SEX and State OF New Jersey, for the
appointment of commissioners for the
Improvement by paving OF Penn street
from Washington street to Hall ave-
niue. and Davidson avenue.
Notice Is hereby given. by virtue of
the provisions of san act OF the leEis-
H1atur@ ~ the State Of NcE Jersey, en-
titled AN Act to authorize the Improve
ment OF streets and highways in cities
of this state. and to provide for the
payment of the expense of the same
June IS. 1893. and Of the sev-
Elementary therefor that on the nine
teent5l day OF Jure, in the year OF
Our Lord. one thousand nine hundred
and twelve, at the hour of ten O'clock
as the Court of Common Pleas. or the
County of Middiesex. In the State Of
New Jersey. will attend to the same.
at the Court House. in the City of
counesI OF the City of Perth Amboy.
In said County. viii APPLY to said
Court, VIII apply to said Court for
the appointment of three dlsinterestel
dents of the said city of Perth Asnboy.
as Commissioners to estimate and AS
sess the benefits to property, hi reA-
son OF the pavement laid ID I'D FsEn
street from Washington street to Hall
avenue with vitrified shale paving
brick with the appurtenances, f21 h-
reason of the Improvement of win
Davidson avenue with Bitulftffe paw
ing material with the appurtenances,
AL In the City OF Perth Amboy afore-
laid.
DATED Perth Amboy. n. j.. January 8.
A. D., 1912.
1892 I-s lot City Clerk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
MOTORING BOWLING
~
FISHING BOATING
LEAGUE PASS
ON ELIGIBLES
New Names Are Added
by the Teams.

The senior league met last night
after the R. G H.-Riyerside game
and passed on new eligible lists. In
addition to this, 1t was decided to
draft a new schedule. Each team
has flushed the first third, while two
gHmes have been played on the sec
ond third. The list of eligible play
ers follows:
Cable Works-Betts, Egan. NJ.
Sarokin, Nolan, J. Sullivan, Musolf,
j.. Anderson, r. Macan. r. & H.
Hornsby, Mabel, Durham, AppIegate,
Campbell, Ehrns. H. Macan, Deegan.
Ellie Riversides-Reynolds, Schantz,
McCreery, Burns, Reagan, Mccor-
mick, Davis, Allen. Press Club
Carroll, Miller, s. Sarokin, Devoe,
Best. Hand, Browning. MarionsE-
Not nAfned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
WOULD ENTER
ANOTHER MAN
Manager Of Riyersides Asks
fDr Special Meeting.

Manager DAYS Wilentz, of the Riv-
ersides, OF this city. has requested
he president of seh Middlesex Coun-
ty Basketball League that a special
meeting OF the organization be held
before the RiTerside~Grescen game.
In this city on January ID. aud tho
time has been set for $3.50 o'clock
Friday evening Mt Washington hall,
South River. The KsO. X. A.-Stsr-
ling game will take place imniedinse-
" after. Manager Wilen1z asks tDr
a special meeting on the grounds
hat Frank Mccormick. eligible to
play. has moved out OF town and ~
wishes 20 enter another man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
POOL TOURNEY
To SULLIVAN

Special to- the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Jan. 10.--F. Nc
Donald lost to r. sullivan last night
in the Woodbridge pool tournament,
score SO to SO. Edward Goncan-
non defeated the same player in the
second game, so to II. r. Sullivan
and y. Barrett will play tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10

North Carolina Act Unccnstitutionai.
Washington, dnn- 1U.-A law of the
state of North Carolina which requires
common carriers to- accept for trans
p~ortaiion freight offered at any regfl-
TAR station oI the carrier and to trans.
port II vas held to be Invalid by the
supreme court OF the United States In
the case of the Southern Railway com
pany. plaintiff IN error. against d. L.
Reid and Eta c. Reid. his wife. The
statute of North Carolina provides a
penalty for each day the carrier holds
the goods after receiving them and
before forwarding them. The validity
Of this act was tested In the supreme
court Of North Carolina. and that tr1
bunal held IL 20 be constitutional
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
PARISH HOUSE
BEAT PEERLESS
Woodbridge Team Much Flat
ed Over Its Victory.

specdai to fAs EvENTTG NEWS.
Woodbridge, Jan. IDs-The Par.
ish House Reserves are very much
elated over their victory over the
Peerless A.. c., of Perth Ambpy.
Monday night on the local court
The score was "a to Is. The score:
Z. II. Reserves {24.) Peerless f40.1S
Gushing, Wand Doris, Quincy
forwards.
HOFFMAN Ritter
center.
Love. Christie .......V Vessel, Nabos
PARSONS HalbertE
guards.
Field goais-Wand (4), Doris
sCluney Cushing t3l, Parsons {21,
Ritter, Vesci. Foul Eoals-Cushfne
80, Wand t3). Referee, Rev. r.
w. Mark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
HIGH SCHOOL
PLAYS TODAY

The Woodbridge high school Will
play here at 4 O'Clock this afternoon
in the Auditorium against the Perth
Amboy high school. The game has
been brought forward from 4 later
date The Perth Amboy lads recent
ly defeated the Woodbridge boys on
the latter.s court by the score of IL
to Ill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
|aa0o00 CARD AT
LIBERAL A. G.
special to the EvENl1sp NEWS.

Special to the EvENf1sg NEWS.
Rosebank, S. T.. Jan. 1H:-An ex-
tensige card has been arranged by
the management Of the Liberal A.
&C. for Saturday night, January I3.
1t Includes three, six round bouts
and theu sual number of fonnr round
preliminaries. The six round bouts
follow: Young Stacey, Of New York
VS.. Young Ketche1, Of New York:
Jimmie Parker, Of West New Hrigh-
ton, VS.. Young D'NeiI, Of New York;
Young Mack, OF Etnolleumyiila. vs.
iScotty Robb, OF Scotland.
The EVENING NEWS has the
largest circulation in the countv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
q

Sealed proposals will be received
at the ozacs OF the Board of Water
Commissioners, at the City Hall,
Perth Atnboy, N. j., on Wednesday.
January 10th, 1879, at 8:3N r. NJ,
for furnishing f. @. B., Perth Am
boy, N. g.. Standard Water Gate
Valves as follows:
Two 24-ineh standard Flanged.
One 24-inch Hub. Two 16-inch Hub.
To stand water working pressure
OF 120 pounds and delivery 10 be
made In thirty $500 days.
Al certified check for one hundred
F(s100se0) dollars must accompany
each bid.
The commissioners the
right to reject any Dr. all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF Water
Commissioners.
A.. IA. CROMWELL,
Superintendent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
To SETTLE TIE
FOR 2ND PLACE

The Riversides aud Crescants. OF
Midtown, play here Saturday night
In a county league battle. Some
game. The teams are In a tie for
second place In the county league.
The Y. M. H.tA. Jrs. and the Puritan
Juniors win play q preliminary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
BLAMED FOR HIGH LIVING.
Mrs. Julian Heath Says Wives Do Mel
Attend to Business.

Attend to Business.
Summit. N. j., Jan. TO- Women.s
clubs and bridge parties are blanled
for the high cost of living by Mrs
Julian Heath, president of the New
York League of Home Economics. She
spoke at a meeting OF the Summit
Town improvement association In the
Highland club at Summit.
Women pay entirely too much at
tention to social affairs and neglect the
important study of economy In the
household said Mrs. Heath. ssThey
very often leave the buying of gro
ceries and meats to the maid or order
tby telephone, / know of many IN
stances In which butchers increase the
weight of their goods by putting pieces
of iron and wood IN the meat"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
Allen Gampbeli
forwards
Reynolds Hornsby
centre
Scbantz, Davis. .Deegan, Dunham

HL =
Field .goa1s-MeCreery Sf4h AL
len t2o, Davis, Apologize st39s
Campbell CD, Durham. Foul goals
-Applegate ca, .MeCreerY, Heyn-
Odds. Referee, DIR. b. Feldnaan.
Junior Game.
In the junior game. which was
played Oh a preliminary, the Moni7
tors defeated the Ashiands, sz7 to "a.
II was one Of the best junior games
played here this year. The Biting
brothers starred for the winners,
while Reagan, later adopted BY the
Universities, was the mainstay OF the
AAhiands attack. The score.
Monitors ITO AshlaHds (g29
,. Biting. Hunt. Reagan, Faugh
forwards
q. Biting ...-..-...... Walters
centre
Badger, Smith sseger, Mcaaryl
guards
Field goais-G. Biting s(5),
Smith f31. Hunt, y. Hitting CA, ]
Reagan ca, PauEh, walters (23 !,
McGary f21. Foul goals-smith
Reagan (6). Referee, Frank Camp
bell,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
STARS TO
PLAY TONIGHT

The Ali~stars, managed by Dave
Wilenfz, will pkseaEeanst the sayre-
Vile AZ. Al at S~x,-sssele. a
Junior teamsfroln this city al BfTHHs.
a preliminary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
A. G.. BOOK
C0LLEGIATES


RpttfHf 70 EHo NVESENI RB WEE -
~1aottengille. s. Il, Jan. 10s-sThe
All@Collegiates, of New York. win
play Lere Saturday night against
the T. Al. C. The game will be
p4ayed In X. OF P. hall and takes
the place OF the st. Francis College
game scheduled for that night. A.
good game Is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10

The EVENING NEWS goes int
more homes In this vicinity than
amy other publication.
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ELECTED BANK PRESIDENT.
Edward B. Nichols Now Heads the
Leesburg National.

special Correspondence of The Star.
LEESBCRG. Va. September IS 1912
AT meeting of the directors of the
Loudoun National Bank yesterday aft
ernOon Edward b. Nichols Of Lees
burg was elected president to succeed
the late William F. Lynn. The latter
was made president upon the death of
Capt. William Il. Lynch. Mr. Nichols
has been counsel for the bank for
{. Gaver. vice presidents: y. Wibrel
cashier; Josepheus Carr. assistant
cashier. and +. E. Garrett. counsel
The second annual bazaar OF the
civic Improvement League of Lees
burg was held at the town hall last
evening, and was very successful. The
attendance was large. persons from all
sections Of LoudOun county being pres:
ent.
In the afternoon a baby show was
held There were a large number of
contestants. and the prizes which were
silver spoons, were won by the follow
ing children: Glass one cone year and
under)-first. Herbert Spencer: second,
Maurice jackson. jr. Glass two Zone
to two years)-Helen Rebecca Dunn
and r. Il. White. Glass three 1.-TWO to
three years)-first, Rose Truehart:
second, Dorothy Laycock. Class four
two to three year old boys)--H. LET
oil Zeresa. Aide. Va; DIR. r. II. Heaton.
Waterford. and Rev. w. NJ. Waters.
Leesburg. Minstrels, charades and
dancing were features of the even
ing's entertainment
Mrs. Annie Beatty, widow Of s. J.
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FROM EVERY CLINE
Masons of Exalted Rank to
Assemble in Washington.
UNDER THE SCOTTISH RITE
Delegates to Represent Twenty-Six
Supreme Councils.
SESSIONS TO LAST ONE WEEK
Renewal and Strengthening of Ties
and Promotion of Freemasonry
the Declared Purpose

One Of the most important conclaves of
together, probably will assemble in this
city week from tomorrow Ii will be
an international conference of the SUI
preme councils Of the world, now twenty
M in number. of which tN&a -.
/a<e signiiied their intention 10 he res
resented and have named their delegates
These include the supreme councils of the
southern jurisdiction of the United
States. which IS the mother council of
the world. the northern Jurisdiction OF
s1e United states. and the Jurisdictions
OF Canada. Belgium, Brazil Central
America Guatemala Chile. Cuba,
France. Greece, Italy, Mexico. Dominican
Republic, Switzerland. Turkey, the
United States of Colombia Venezuela.
Uruguay. Paraguay Peru, Spain. Egypt,
Portugal, Argentine Republic Servia and
Ecuador. BY the law of Scottish Free
masonry ii is explained there can he but
one supreme council of the rite in any
independent nation or state. except the
United States. where two are permitted
and exist
This will be- the second international
conference of these supreme councils, the
first having assembled in Brussels Bel
GUM. in June, lg1. The chief purpose
OF the conference, il is stated by the Off
Gals Will bc To renew and strengthen
ties OF intimacy and friendship which
unite the supreme councils of the rite
Wherever II Is III existence. and To en-
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Army Orders.

Capt. Henry D. Thomason, Medical
Corps will proceed to Baltimore. Md. 10
attend the meeting of the Association of
Military Surgeons. to be held at that
place October l to 1. 1872.
Capt. LanninS Parsons. Quartermaster
Corps, will proceed to Fort Worth. Tex,
on official business pertaining To the in
spection of public animals
Maj. Lawrence s. Miller Quartcrmas-
ter Corps tpaymastert. is relieved from
his present duties in this city, and will
proceed to Fort Mcpherson, Ga, for duty
as quartermaster. relieving Capt. James
:. Young. jr.. Quartermaster Corps.
Second Lieut.. William 4. Sherman,
Corps of Engineers. is detailed for aero
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bia are as follows: Samuel E. Aler, Adj
mral George w. Baird L. S. ". Will
liam Llewellyn Boydcn. chairman COM
mittee on transportation: -Nllen Bussils,
chairman cmOmittce on decorations; Past
Grand Master 4. b. Coolidge. Past Grand
High Priest George E Corson, Past Grand
Master Harrison Dingman, Henry r.
Evans, Louis Goldsmith, w. S. Harsh
man, now of Annapolis. Md: Samuel
Hart, "a II. Holt. grand cross: Grand
High Priest Jaeobus s. Jones of the
Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF the District
Of Columbia, Andrew w. Kelley. Stirling
Kerr. jr-, deputy for the Supreme Council
in the District of Columbia John A. Lacy,
James Lansburgh. +. G. Lind, Alexander
Mckerichar. X. b. Nixon, l. p. Noyes,
William Oscar Roome, Grand Cross:
Francis a. Sebring, chairman committee
on fraternal courtesy: j. Henry Small jr.;
James Hays Trimble. r. p. Williams, l..
Cabell Williamson, h. NJ. Willis. Simon
Wolf and DR.. Francis j. Woodman.
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beatty. died at her home, near Loyetts-
vile. Thursday from complication Of
diseases. She is survived by two
daughters and two sons. Misses Leila
and Mamie Beatty and William and
Edgar Beatty. Funeral services will
be held from the German Reformed
church, Lovettsville. Sunday after
noon Mrs. Beatty was mother-in-law
Of Walter r. Titus of this town
Mrs. Jennie Johnson died at the home
of her husband. William H. Johnson,
near Leesburg. Monday, after long
illness Besides her husband she
leaves two small children. Interment
was made in Union cemetery. Lees
burg, Rev. William NJ. Waters of the
Methodist Church conducting the serv-
ices.
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Memoranda.

Schooner Cora Mekenney is on her way
to this city from a river point with cord
wood for dealers; barge Rappahannock
is chartered to load railroad ties at Brick
House, Va. for Philadelphia: barge WI
comico is chartered to load ties of pulp
wood in Potomac creek for mort hern
port: schooner Willie Clearance is at
Potomac point to load oysters in the
shell for the market here: schooner Hat
tie Francis has sailed from Baltimore
from Maryland pont;to load back to Bal
barge Antietam is on her way
to this city from a North Carolina point
with lumber: schooner Mary Francis has
arrived at Quantico, Va. to load cord
wood back to this city; schooner Eleanor
Russell is due at this city from Malta
woman creek: sloOp Flora Elsie is in
lower river tributary loading oyster shells
for Alexandria.
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e.
Mrs. Mary A. Montgomery Dies,

Special Dispatch IL Til" Star. =
HAGERSTOWN. Md. September e.
Mrs. Mary A. Montgomery wife of Itev
Solomon j. Montgomery. "A well knon !
minister OF the Church of God died tot1a 4
from complication Of diseases at h.,
home at Trego. this county, aged seyentN-
three years. She had been in i'll healt
for several years. Mrs. Montgomery j.
survived in addition To her husband 10y
nine children.
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Gil for the Southern Jurisdiction. are Sir
John Gibson. governor general OF the
Province of Ontario. who is the sover-
eign grand commander of the Supreme
Council of Canada. attended by Past
Grand Commanders John V. Ellis and
Isaac Fl. Stearns: Alexandra p. Alex
andropoulos, thirty-third degree, grand
master Of ceremonies of the Supreme
Council of Greece; DR.. Paul Etier thirty
third degree sovereign grand commander
of Switzerland, and DIR. Paul Marleffer,
secretary general: Sovereign Grand Com
mander Barton Smith. thirty-thtrd degree,
and Secretary General James II. Cod
ding, thirty-third degree of the Supreme
Council of the Northern Jurisdiction Of
the United States; DR.. Pedro EZequiel
Rojas. envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipOtentiary from Venezuela to the
United States. representing the Supreme
Council of that country: NJ. Bontiglio,
representing the Supreme Council of Ar
gentina: Saverio Fera. grand commander
of Italy, who is Wesleyan Methodist
OF paenf gianch a Paul Kauf
man and Enrco StroheKer. representing
the Italian Supreme Council; Guido Bon
figlio. representing the Supreme Council
of Egypt: Prof j. NJ. Raymond, grand
France; Manuel S. Castelanos. grand
commander Of Cuba, with DR.. Luther $.
Harvey and William Homan Jose Castel-
lot. grand commander of Mexico, with
Lieut. dfdHu COMMANDER HHtoilO "
Hernandez and Raymon /. Guzman, be-
sides many others.
New Home Incomplete.
1t had been the hope of Grand Com
mander Richardson that the work on the
new House of the Temple, which is be-
ing erected by the Supreme Council of
the rite for the southern jurisdiction of
the United States at 18th and streets
expected to be the most magnificent
symbolical temple of Freemasonry in the
world. would be far enough advanced
to ho.d the international conference
within its walls. The massive and en-
during character of the structure. how
ever, it is explained. made 1t impossible
to attempt 10 rush the work, and the
conference will therefore assemble at the
old House of the Temple. at Sd and +
streets northwest Work has been suf-
ticiently advanced upon the new tempe.
however, 1t is believed. to enable the
visiting delegates to form some idea of
what the completed structure will be.
All the honorary inspectors general of
the thirty third degree for the District of
Columbia. with Stirling Kerr jr., deputy
for the Supreme Council in the District
are engaged as committees to prepare
for the coming of the delegates from
other lands. assisted by many of the
members of the rite of the various bod
les, Mithras Lodge of Perfection. Evan
geIist Chapter. Knights Rose CrOiX: Rob-
ert de Bruce Council. knights Kadosh
and Albert Pike Consistory.
Those who have received the thirty third
degree honorary in the District Of Column
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deayor to diffuse more widely sthe prin-
ciples Of Freemasonry.
Sovereign Grand Commander James d.
Richardson of the Supreme Council of
the Thirty-third Degree for the Southern
Jurisdiction of the United States will
preside at the conference and with the
active sovereign inspectors general of the
jurisdiction who compose the Supreme
Council. will welcome the visiting
brethren from other lands.
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nautical duty with the Signal t'orps.- re-
lieving Second Lieut. Frank NJ i<enned i.
nth Infantry, who will join his regiment.
Lieut.. Sherman will proceed to College
Park, Nd. for duty.
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Plans for Entertaining Delegates.

The conference probably will remain IN
session the entire week. Several func-
tons of Masonic interest will occur dur
ing that period The visiting delegates
Will be given a banquet at the New Will
lard Tuesday evening. to which their
wives and the women of their families
will be invited. Thursday the foreign
delegates will be given an excursion to
Mount Vernon under the auspices of the
Supreme Council for the Southern Juris-
diction of the United States.
Friday evening there will be elab
crate ceremonial at the House of the
Temple, at I'd and +. streets northwest,
when the degree of Master of the Royal
Secret-thirty-s degree OF Scottish
Rite Masonry-will be conferred upon
large body of candidates known as the
international conference class To this
ceremonial only Masons who have attain
ed the thirty degree will be en-
titled TO be present. The music will be
under the direction of J. Walter Hum
phrey musical director of the local Scot
fish Rite bodies. AS the proceedings on
that occasion will be eSoteric in charac
ter. no announcement of the details Will
be made
During their stay in the city the
reign delegates. with visiting dig
aries of the rite from the two big
jurisdictions. will he entertained with
Sightseeing rides. theater parties and in
a social way by the local Masons and
tfticials of the Supreme Council OF the
Southern Jurisdiction.
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Grand Commander Visits Boston.

Grand Commander Richardson left for
Boston yesterday. where he goes TO pre-
side over the annual session of the Royal
Order Of Scotland which is described as
the special tie that binds the members of
the Scottish Rite in the northern and
southern jurisdictions. 1t will meet in
that ely tomorrow afternoon, and to-
morrow evening will hold it's annual ban
quet, Dig feature of it's sessions. The
supreme Council of the Northern JuriS-
dlctlon VIII also meet the same day in
BOSTON, and at its session Grand Com
mander Richardson will be special guest
OF honor He will return to Washington
next FRIDAY preparatory Tor the recep-
ton and entertainment of the delegates to
the international conference
Among the distinguished delegates eX-
pccted To be present at the International
conference. in addition to Grand Com
mdnder Richardson and Grand Prior
George +. Moore, active sovereign grand
inspector general of the Supreme Coun-
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$12.85 FELT
MATTRESS.
$500

market here: power launches Sunshine
Louise X, Dauntless and Nenemoosha
on cruises down river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-29

Much of the rheumatic
pain that comes in damp,
changing weather is the work
of uric acid crystals.
Needles couldn't cut. tear,
or hurt any worse when the
affected muscle Joint is used.
If such attacks are marked
with headache, backache,
dizziness and disturbances
of the urine, it's time to help
the weakened kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills
quickly help sick kidneys.
Recommended by Washing
ton people.
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Those Rheumatic TWinpes

WASHINGTON PROOF
Testimony of a Resident
of Seventh Street.
Mrs. James H. keister,
I'LL Seventh Street NV,
Washington, Dc, says: 81
suffered for many years from
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was weak and | had pains
across my loins. AT night |
was unable to rest comfort
ably. finally got DOan's
Kidney Pills at Stevens
Pharmacy, and a few boxes
removed every symptom of
kidney trouble"