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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
i an early date at the First Prcsby-

at an early date at the First Prcsby
terrain Church.
In honor Of Miss Emily Wodall. OF
Covington, Ky, who is Il very popular
Ashcville visitor, Mrs. Reuben Robert
son gave an informal dinner Friday
Mrs Arthur NJ. Field entertained
ten guests at her home on Grove street
Friday afternoon at dinner. The af-
fair was d thoroughly enjoyable one
Miss Blanche Davis was given II
surprise party by number of her
friends on Monday afternoon. Games
OF various kinds We're played, a musical
program was rendered and refresh
mcntS were served. The party was
given at the home OF Miss Davis. on
Pcnland Street.
In honor of Miss Grace Jones and
Miss Mary Mcdowell, Dr. and Mrs. j.
NJ Parker gave an eggnog party We'd
Edgcmont Park.
y very enjoyable affair was the
luncheon which was given by Miss
Eugcnia Johnson on Tuesday after
noon, at which the following were
present: Miss Sarah West, Miss Pauline
Paqnin. Miss Ethel Reeves, Miss Ellen
Barker Miss Theresa Chapman, Miss
Margaret Penhiman, Miss IIelcn Chap
man. Miss Grace Allen and Miss
Eleanor Morrison.
of honor at delightful dance. which
was given at, the Manor Hotel on
"Wednesday evening, and which was at
tended by the following: DIR. and Mrs.
Carl V. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
S. Barnard, Mr.. and Mrs, George Jack
rison. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ford, Mr. and
Mrs. G.. Fitch. Dr and AIRS. lore Cooke.
Miss Elizabeth Williamson. Miss Maria
BroWn, Miss Sarah West. Miss Eleanor
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CULPEPER
Especial 10 The Times DISPATCH. i

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.J
Culpepcr Va. January l3.--Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis p. Nelson and \. l.. Good
loo left on Sunday for Il two weeks $
trip to the Bcrmudas.
severn Nottingham spent Sunday in
J. w. Ware. ,Ir.. has returned to
his home in Bcrryvillc, after spend
ing the holidays with his parents at
the rcCtory.
The Wednesday bridge met with
Mrs. Charles Goldsborough. Those pres
cnt were Misses Law, Anderson, IIaw-
lew. Suthcrln, Voolfolk, Ware and
DanvilIc. tho guest Of the club. won
the prize for lie highest score.
Miss Mary Nass spent tho week end
with Mrs. Carter Walker at Wood
berry Forest.
Miss Augusta Bennett has returned
from Aiken, $. c.. where she has been
visiting for several weeks.
Mrs. r. Morriw Wampler and little
daughter, Adclaidc. of Alexandria
Mrs. Earl whitchorn has returned
10 her homo In Caldwell, n, j., after
u visit TO her mother, Mrs. s. RUSSELL
Smith.
Thc Billilsin Club met on Saturday
with Miss Suthcrlin. Miss Alice Car
ter made highest score. and received
Mrs. W w. cheif Will leave in n
fcw days for an extended visit 10 her
sisters, Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Miller, In
liichmond.
Rev. L. Il. Harper was installed as
pastor of the Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday nigh: by a committee OF Chcs-
apcakc Presbyiery, consisting of Row.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

Mr.. Allison. of Alexandria: Rev. Mr..
Chinn. OF Warrenton. and Rev. James
II. Taylor. OF Washington.
The Rev. James ". Taylor OF Wash
ington. visited the Rev. T. w. Hooper
this week.
Burnett Miller spent several days
in Richmond this week
The Rev. j. J. Gravatt OF Rapidan,
has declined u call TO Covington
Mrs. T. Il. Edelin,, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. r. Il.
Grimslcy. returned on Monday to her
home in Washington.
Mrs. Coleman, OF Brandy is the
guest of her son, d. j. Coleman.
Mrs. Theodore kyle has bccn spcnd :
Ing. some days with friends on Jamc-
sons Hnl
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HOT SPRINGS
Especial to The 'rimcs.plspatch.I

lopCCidl 10 lHC IllnCS-DISpdtcn.J
Hot Springs, Va. January lS.-Thc
cold wave which has cnvclopcd tho
country for tho last ten days. Is be.
shining TO relax it's grip OH Hot
Springs 1t has. however. given
visitors a sample OF ideal winter
weather in tho Virginia mountains
Preliminary light SHOWS which set
tied on crcrSrccns.. and bare bouEhS
gave the ncishhorhood tho appearance
OF frosted Christmas card and a
fall of SIX inches more made limo
slcighinE and coasting. which have
been enjoyed all tho week Tho win
ter colony has kept cnthusa sticaiiy
out of doors most of the time, only
coming In between sleigh rides TO
toast fingers and toes before tho oak
and hickory fires that burn continual
ly In tho Homestead lobby
Cornelius Vanderbilt. who is con-
Nhlescing after an operation for ap-
pendicitis. arrived with aLrs. Wander
bilt day or two ago. and will stay
strength. af
+ The III Rev. J. j. Carroll, D. D..
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ASHEVILLE
Lspecial 70 rhe rlmes.plspateh.l

ESPECIAL 10 The Times Dispatch.
Ashcvi1le. y. c., January 13.-At her
home OH Chestnut Street. Mrs. Thomas
Rollins was the hostess to a number
of her friends at n bridge party. which
was greatly enjoyed By those who at
tended. The womcns prize was won
by Mrs. Frederick G.. Todd. and tho
mems prize was awarded to Locke
CraiEc.
Mrs. G.. a. Raysor entertained at a
reception at her home on Grove
street OH Saturday afternoon. Tho
house was decorated with carnations
of various shades and ferns. Refresh
mcnts We're served.
The many friends of Miss Emma
Bernard, tho daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN j.. bernard will be. Interest,"
cd In the announcement of her engage
mcnt and approaching marriage to
Ernest lIarwin Hammer OF Ciadsden,
S. z. Tie marriage will take place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

Miss Mary Carroll Williams, of Ports
mouth. Va. The rooms presented
festive scene with their decorations
OF holly, bamboo and mistlctoc. Little
Miss Elizabeth Ulrich opened the door
10 the guests and they were received
by their hostess and Miss Williams in
the parlor. There were three tables
OF bridge.
complimentary to Misses Nora and
Marguerite Thompson. OF Baltimore
Md. n delightful oyster ronst was
given Tuesday night by Albert Pattcr-
son.
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$500 Long Coat Sweaters, in co IN
gray, rcd or white, for. DZsJU
Childrcn's Felt Bonncts, ribbon trimmed,
i'll white or rcd; show handling; in 90o
stead oil SlOO tor. oSN
Wool Skirt Patterns that sold Ct M
Tor Sl.aO; these ior...... V2 eOV
Childrcns Union Suits, tho Onctia o.
make, that sold for SOC; these for. GCC
a lot OF Colorcd Dresses from TO
. years, that sold for csc and $i.25; TE
these for Observation-Disclosures. dOC
White Sweaters for the little miss to IL
years, side button, high collar, with light
blue border; the $3.50 ones; only IL En-
10 be sold Tor. Jul
Ladies Unblcachcd Union Suits, in sizes
4 and 5; only about one dozen gar 9E
nicnts to be sold for. DOC
a lot Of Flannclcttc Night Gowns, some
extra sizes among the lot; worth 90.
Sl.0O to si.5O; these for 75c and JOG
Stockinet Caps, in rcd and navy; 1E
the SOC ones for Csc; the 25c ones for j DC
Misses SOC Full Blcachcd Union Suits, ,
10 10 years; all arc little soiled from Or
show; closing lot price. ..... DOC
Chldrcn's Flannclcttc Night Gowns, ,
TO II years, white and colorcd ones in %
the lot; sold for SOC; choice OF the lot OJC
Boys Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers.
the camel's-hair grade, that sold for Csc;
only small sizes up to years; closing IT,
iot price ~
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si5e; 5000 value; sale $4,000
Smiths $500 Administer Drug
gets, 6A9 size; sale C10 IN
$500 Velvet Rugs. 27x54 inches,
in many beautiful pat c. Or
terms; sale price. -. - AsLC
Genuine Wilton Rugs. 27x54
inches $500 value; sale G2 az
price .........-.. Ooe~fC
Smiths Administer Rugs, 3ox72-
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5 !eps a a9d ! = yards wide; SIPS
$3.50 Couch Covers, full yards
long, in rich Oriental CT 40
patterns; sale price -. y no
sl.50 Portieres, 3 yards long,
in plain green and CT IN
reds; sale price. 80. 0l.1J
$500 Heavy Rep Porticrcs,
heavily fringcd, IA yards wide and
) yards long. in rcd and CD A0
green; sale price. ...... 9ZeUU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

$4,000 Suits, in fine browns, IL
and blacks; this sea Coz A
sons best STYLES. for. sQAOey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Wonderful Array Of Third Floor Bargains
Consisting of Ladies' Knit Muslin Under1uear Wonens e
Children Coat SDeaters Chirens Infants Coas De Hats

a lot of Muslin and Nainsook Drawers,
lace and embroidery trimmed, small,
medium and umbrella styles; worth EA
6oc and 75c; these for. JUG
Chldrcn's Fleece Lined Unblcachcd Union
suits, that that's; sold for 2Se, sizes too 15r
y lot Of Flannccttc Pctticoats, knee
lengths, fancy figured, solid color or white
with colorcd embroidery; instead Of 90
soc closing lot price. OSc
lot Of Cambria and Muslin Gowns. high
V and Dutch neck; some witt, inserting OF
embroidery i'll yoke, well made and E0o
worth Csc; these for. ..I........ DUG
Chldrcn's Sweater Suits, in white and
red, Cap, Sweater aud Drawer Leg
gins; sold for Sl.5o; sizes to i years; IT,
Ladies and Misses Sweaters that sold
for $500 TO $500. only small sizes, NQo
LOT ..:.......-..... cOS
Childrcn's Red and White Bear
Caps. ribbon trimmed, sold up to 20
S1.oo, for JUG
eoB B9ys Slo eo snd s1a5 Sweaters Csc
The Sl50 ones for 9Sc.
Boys Rcd Felt Hats that sold for Or
SOC. only five to be sold for. AJS
a lot OF Rcd Drawer I.cseins that IT.
usually sell for 81. IS; these for. ~
Some Rcd and White Drawer Leg o.
gins that sold for SOC; these for. OOC
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NEWBERM

Especial 20 The Timcs-Dispntch.l
Z Nowhcrn. n. c.. January 13-aliss
lIarrlett Marks was hostess at a large
card party Tuesday afternoon from
to o'clock at her home on Pollock
Street. Ferns and cut flowers decor
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email Sale of Rugs, Druggets, Lnoleums and Co

Smiths $500 Saxony Amin
stcr Druggcts, in so rich Oriental
and floral patterns,
large 9nl2 size; sale c1c m
price .............. 0l0sUU
$500 and $4,000 Fine Wilton
Drusscts, in handsome Oriental
patterns; 9xl2 size COR m
sale price -. ...... OGOsUU
French Wilton Druggcts, 9xl2
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Prices on Bedding Lower Than Ever Before
One Dollar Sheets, Large Cox TO-
99-inch Size, Sale Price q ~

day e Large sls'oineh s:."l::. Sheet for Ao" 55c
hee i1 s s qsSseDea =.e made Of geo! ... 49c
for os on la ss 5o1Gsy Sheet an" value c
25c Pillow Case large 45x72 inch size this OF the IT,
wcllknown brand OF Mohawk Shcctng TO sell at. ~
co, iss p'GG c'.s ss,oae and good heavy l5c
h i ls sas pt Ga'es good Hs"n 12c
l21!c Pillow Cases, Zoe. This is good strong ~
cotton good value at t213c Mondays sale. HUG
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inc inch size; a $500 value 81 az
tor. psIeTC
Large Size Wilton Rugs, ,56x72-
inch, in all the richest Oriental
designs $3.50 value; CT M
sale price ........,.. pOsUU
s1oo Couch Covers, fringcd
all around, 5 yards lons; 75c
s1.5o Couch Covers, heavily
fringcd, stripe effect, full ) yards
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
MILLER STOCK
COMPANY AGAIN

The Miller Stock Company which
made such a hit in Perth Amboy
during the fall and winter. will
again appear at She Bijou theatre,
commencing Monday and will re-
main there until the spring. The
opening engagement will be THE
Servant of the People, while the
popular play "St. Elmo" viii be the
attraction the following week. All
OF the old favorites have been as
signed prominent parts and plenty
of good comedy-and strong @sttua-
lions VIII be portrayed In this open-
ing play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
TO DEBATE M'CUMBER BILL.
The Se0,ooo,0oo Measure Will Make
public hat of Pensioners.

Tho sc0,ooo,ooo Measure Will Maks
Public Liss of Pensioners.
Washington, Feb. "A. The senate
soon will take up for debate the Nc
Cumber pension bill, which carries an
estimated annual appropriation at the
start OF about $20,eoo.Ooo. 1t may be
said that this Is the only great pension
bill which stands a chance of passing
the senate and being signed by Presi-
dent Taft. consequently the house
iaust accept 1t Oh nothing.
The Matchmaker bill contains a pro-
visien that the commissioner on pen
sions every year must make a list of
pensioners, arranged by counties, a
feature of his report. 1t is believed
voters will scan the pension lists and
have something to say about 1t when
they and thereon the names OF hun
dra6s OF men who have ample property
or income who are milking the gov
out of pension money because
u o-vergenerous pension laws enable
them 20 do $ 0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
PUBLIC OPINION
Perrin Amboy. SEQ. IN. be

Perth Amhoys Feb 81, 1912.
Editor EVENING NEWS:
A clipping from an afticie by ].
p. Holm, In your issue from FeBru-
airy 18th, has been sent to me by a
friend, with the request TO make a
short and pointed reply to a certain
part of the same.
In complying with Any friends
wish / hereby reprint the part OF
Holm,s article to which objection Ia
taken.
"As for brandt. there Is wasted
too much printers ink on The case
as some of the metropolitan journ-
ais may find out. Why bless your
soul, all prisoners are TIN their own
mind} Innocent Etc,
/ want to impress ipoa Holmss
mind that there has not been wasted
too much ink in this oase by honor
able newspapers, who are always
alert to use plenty OF ink and Of the
best quality, TO SEQ that Justice Ia
done towards I poor individual. rail-
roaded to q dungeon cell, by 4 haaFt-
less and INSCRIPTIONS millionaire
and jesf as sure as day light follows
the darkest Night. 80 sure viii
Brandt renaIve 5ustiee, with shs as
distance on printers inks used ia hts
behalf by the newspapers
Very truly gasapS.
KRENGELnACN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
new GARAGE is
BEING PLANNED
IBaIne & Crabtree TO Build
Sexton to Resume.

Clarence A. Sexton will again en-
ter the garage business on April l.,
when he will conduct the place of
business at 70 Smith street. Balne
land Crabtree, present occupants of
the building, have q desirable site
|on hand In Smith street. where they
contemplate erecting an up to date
building to be used as a garage.
The machine shop win be made
larger by the addition of several
new machines.
MIR. Sexton. who is agent for the
Hudson self starter, REQ automobile
and motor trucks for this vicinity,
has added a number of sub agencies.
Anton Massopust has purchased a
Hudson 1913" Fl. p; Andrew Ander-
son, a local tFnckman, a REQ deliy-
cry truck; II. He'll, of Chrome, a
Hudson "33," and Otto Zimmerman,
a Hudson '.33."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
ANOTHER BIG
ACT BOOKED
Tom Linton and His Jungle
Girls at Proctor's.

The headliner at proetor's theatre
Monday will be another
big spectacular production carrying
Ia car load of 4scenry, a company of
ten people. pretty girls, gorgeous
costumes. Tom Linton and the
Jungle Girls is the title, and Will be
an act that will be thoroughly en-
HJoyed, ii good music. graceful dances
and pretty girls have anything to do
with lie.
Martell and Eldridge. in a one
act comedy, entitled THE Female
Detective will keep the house IN
shouts of laughter.
Peaches. one OF the daiutiest little
singers on the stage. will delight
with her charming voice and we'll
selected songs.
Apollo, a tuggler, will be sure to
interest with the .cleverness OF his
work. and his wonderful fsats.
Motion pictures will also be a
feature of the above program.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
TO CHARGE HIM
WITH ROBBERY
John Walsh Identified as
Man From Roosevelt.

A charge of robbery will be
brought against John Walsh, who
was arraigned before Recorder Hen
ry w. Kehoe yesterday for stealing
ducks, geese, chickens and several
pounds of meat from Mrs. Elizabeth
!. Kane, of Mechanic street. Patrol
man Donovan and one of Walsh's al
legged victims from Roosevelt came
here yesterday and identified him
as a robber who operated in Roose-
welt, where they declared he had
property. Walsh was held in de-
fault OF $1,000 bail to await the act
ton of the grand Jury on a charge
of larceny. With the addition charge
the authorities hope to send him
over the road for a long term.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
HEBREW PROGRESSIVE
ASSN. PLANS EVENT

Al amateur performance and ball
to be held for the benefit Of a con-
sumptive FUND liz being planned by
the Hebrew Progressive Association.
1t will be held Tuesday night, March
s, In Washington hall. Those In
charge hope TO realize q large sum
80 as to sweiI the size of the con-
sumptive fund considerably.
A novel and unique performance
IL to be given and dancing will fol-
low. The performances will begin at
S.80 o'clock. The Union orchestra
win furnish music. The interior OF
the hall viii be decorated for the
occasion. Refreshments viii be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
DOG PROCLAMATION is
ISSUED IN METUCHEH


Metuchen. Feb. 24@Still com
tending that II was the business of
the mayor and council to wipe the
dogs off the map OF Metuehen. the
Board OF Health has decided not to
side step the question over the mat
ter OF responsibility. and last night
issued q proclamation. The board
of health edict provides that any
aad all dogs found running at large
Gnmnzzled VIII be destroyed IA the
spot. The regulation will be tn
fierce lsax m0Atas from February rs
aud Ii for the protection Of ths paSar
Tic health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
INCREASE RATE
ON IRON AND STEEL

Special BY United l'rsss Wire.
Washington, Feb. 24:@General
advance freight rates on iron and
steel products which the railroads
had announced would so into effect
February 20. were today cancelled
by the Interstate Commences Conn
mission. :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
MATAWAN YOUTH TO
DEBATE AT LAFAYETTE

Walter ID. Barker, of Matawan,
and a graduate of the Perth Amboy
High School, has been elected as a
sub on the debating team OF Lafay-
cite College and will undoubtedly
compete in the Rutgers Lafayette
contest. Mr.. Barker was a member
of the debating team of the Perth
Amboy High School when competftt-
ing for the handsome penant offered
by the Perth Amboy EVENING
NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
TAFT OPPOSES
NAVY ECONOMY
Need Fleet for Each Coast,
President Says.

washington, Feb, "A plea for a
aargsr navy and at the sane TINA a
warning against tbe Democratic at
tempt TO reduce the size OF the naval
construction bin was sounded by Pres.
i6snt Taft In a speech at the Navy
league convention, now In session here.
Chs need of a navy for each coast, MI.
Naft naid, was imperative until the
Panama canal was opened.
* ana In fnvor Of a good strong
navy" MIR. Taft said. "a navy which
We are able to maintain, a navy which
WITH make our reasonable demands
upon other countries respected. / do
not think the time has come for us to
economize with respect to a navy. A
navy is an expensive business. so Ia
In army. and so Is Wal. and the ex-
pense Of the three Is a good reason
sfor abolishinG war, If there wers no
.other reasons. But until war is abol-
fshed We have TO meet the situation,
ana we should be lacking In patriotism,
tn foresight and In common sense I'M
sasr we DO. i sincerely hope ~therefore
fN&&at thAs SsHStSsn WAi See At ~ Aoktou
chs congresses which have preceded II
In giving us at least two ba~ttieships.
Fbattleships are the basis OF the navy.
There are other ships that we ought
10 have. but II we have the ~battlestips
think we can hustle around IL war
were to come and get those things that
would be needed to make them useful.
1--WE have built the Panama canal"
he continued. "We have brilt It for
two reasons. We have built 1t in order
that we map make a great avenue Of
commerce For the world and in order
that the east and west coasts of our
country ma be near together and we
nay make n navy serve them both.
At present N ". were 70 follov +
logic Of the situation. we ought to
have two navies. The construction OF
the Panema canal will double the
Slticiency OF the navy we have. When
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
URGE DELAWARE MAN
FOR LAMA!MG's PLACE

speeiaT III Uaited Press Wire.
Wilmington, Del, Feb. 24:A large
delegation OF members of the Della
ware Bar Association left today for
Washington whore they will urge
President Taft this afternoon to ap-
point Federal Judge Bradford. Of
Wilmington, to the vancancy
caused by the death of Judge Lam
ming, OF the u. s. Circuit Court of
Appeals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
Philadelphia Socialists Indignant.
SpecsdE By umited Press WIRE.

Philadelphia. Feb. 2A:-Socialist
leaders were highly indignant when
word was received THAT the Law
renee authorities had refused to per-
matt 1eey children 10 be brought
here where they were 30 be cared
for until the textile strike was
ended. Every arrangement had
been completed to give tine children
comfortable homes where they
would be @arm and Well fed While
here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24

and to make a few personal visits,
few persons believe that there Is no
political Significance In his trip.
There has been much discussion of
the remark attributed to Colonel
Roosevelt when w. f. Eirick, a
Cleveland friend, sought to learn
he was a candidate for the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
|enpYRa1ar. falz NAaEasgAn HsAsso1faTsnN

Republican nomination for the presi-
dency. II want a direct answer, col
onel,'' said Mr.. Eirick. "All your
friends want to know, and want to
know now, whether you are to be a
candidate" My hat is in the ring"
replied Colonel Roosevelt. "You
will have my answer Monday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
AGED SH0PkEEPER is
KILLED BY ROBBERS

Kpsrial o. 8nfsed Press wirs.
Toledo. o. Feb. 24:-Mrs.
Helena Madga, aged shopkeeper. was
killed today when robbers entered
her shop, tore a money belt from her
body, bound her to @ chair aud ran
sacked the ahop For the fortune she
Was supposed TO be guarding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
RooseveIt's Petition in Metuclien.
Specfal to the EVENING VIEWS.

Metuchen, Feb. PA petition
asking that the name of Theodore
Roosevelt be placed on the primary
ballots In May, circulated by Tru-
mar T. Pierson, has been literally
signed by citizens OF this borough
and is now on file with the secretary
of state at Trenton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
HEBREWS WILL
PRESENT PLAY


Wealth and Labor which will
be presented In the Majestic thea
tire on March 3 by the Hebrew Pro
gressive Draatic Society, assisted by
members of the X. M. Fl. A., will be
the cause for the assembling of an
unusually strong cast The mixed
chorus will be composed of fifteen
ladies and fifteen gentlemen. The
production, which takes the nature
of a "Purim Play" symbolicaI of
the season. presents the following
characters.
The Characters.
Wife and daughter Rose C~hsshansky
Devil II. Lewis
The Kings friend ..... Il. Kramer
Angel .......... Dorothy Elkins
Slave ........... Edith Cohen
Slave Gus Rosen
Youth .......... Bessie ". Ellis
Age II. Dimond
Colonel ........ e. j.. Gluek.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
G0nC0RDIA TO HOLD
IT'S SMOKER TONIGHT

tEhe second ANIMAL smoker OF the
Singing Society Concordia will be
held IN Maasopustis hall in state
street tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24

Boston, Feb. 24:-The presence
OF Colonel Roosevelt in this city has
started mor political talk than has
been heard before for many weeks.
Though he has declared that his
coming here Is merely to attend a
meeting of the harvard oxerseers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24
can Police 10 Qnell Fight.

The paiiaa we're called to queli o
fght on lawrence street at Z o'clock
. hight when 2a-To1z.@1
George Kuzuske arrived at 7:40
O'clock the fight had ended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24

~ -. s~sru a resolution IA
FsdIT@ lanai tolls Tor American
sfips engaged III the coastwiss and
foreign trade as a means of building
up the merchant marine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-24

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