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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
MACHINES TO
VEND ARTICLES
Invention of P. A. Peterson.
Ready for Places.

Six improved and almost perfect
ed slot vending machines patented
by the Great Eastern Vending Ma
chine Company, Inc, of 1915 Smith
street. have been received from the
manufacturer for the approval OF
that The inventor of the
machine is Peter C.. Petersen. who
has been granted three patents on
the machine, each n adding some
thing that would be an improvement
over the previous apparatus. The
company will have 1000 Of the ma
chimes made for early operation. In
the future, IL the company proves a
success, they will probably build a
plant here to manufacture them.
The machines will vend almost
anything, from a cigarette to a cigar
or pencil. The selling Of candy is a
special factor Of the machine. The
last patent granted Mr.. Petersen Is
a great improvement over the old
style vendors. The receptacle of
this latest machine Is about midway
between the bottom and top OF the
apparatus and is worked with a L.
yer, which opens it and causes it to
give up the contents into your hand
beneath. This does away with the
unsanitary method used in the ola
machines, where the receptacle Is
open at the bottom. and the opera
tor has to put his hand into it before
getting the contents. Nothing hut
a cent will work In these new ma
chimes, and no imitation money can
be used in its operation. The ma
chine can vend a variety of about
twenty-five kinds OF merchandise,
etc.. of Neutrality-suspicious..
Ihe-ccmpany was incorporated
several months ago for the purpose
of doing business with these ma
chimes, after the improved patent
had been granted. They will not
sell the apparatus, but place them
around at commercial centers, and
have a collector to attend to them.
They will be operated In the same
manner as the sailed peanut ma
chimes. The officers Of the corpora
ton are as follows: Abel Hansen,
president; S. M. Jacobsen, vice presi-
dent; Peter C. Petersen, secretary,
and Hans Nielsen. treasurer. A
meeting OF the directors Of the COM
pany was held at the company's
headquarters Monday night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
MISS THOMPSON WILL
VIEW THE BODY TODAY

Miss Elizabeth Thompson, who
lives in Mechanic street near Buck
ingham avenue, expects to view at
Long Branch this afternoon the body
Of a girl found of Sandy Hook. In an
effort to learn If it Is that of her
sister. Margaret. Miss Thompson
said she started for Long Branch
yesterday afternoon but missed a
train. She claims the description
given indicates that the body be-
ing held by Coroner William II.
Morris, Jr., OF Long Branch. Is that
of her sister, who was about eighteen
years old.
Margaret married a boat captain.
1t is possible that she was drowned
unawares to her husband. Miss
Thompson said today. She stated
Louis NJ. Guile. whom Margaret mar
ried or January 10, might know of
her absence and believe that she is
with relatives in this city. whom she
has visited at State and Fayette
streets and elsewhere.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
FIND SHELTER FOR
THE STARVING BOY

Joseph Menetz, the youth who
coull not go 10 work yesterday be-
cause he vas starving, was provided
with a boarding house after he had
been we'll fed by the ponce. PATROL
man Martin made an Investigation
of the case and learned that the
youth was the victim of a drunken
and helpless father. Steve Menetz.
who drank up all OF his sons earn
ings. The father was recently found
lying on a bare floor in a shed In the
rear of ITO Cleveland avenue. II
was believed he was i'll and in desti-
tute circumstances.
The poor authorities are sending
the parent to the almshonse today.
Joseph Duh, OF $50 Carlock avenue,
has promised the police that he viii
procure suitable employment for the
how.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
10 HOUSES TO
Be BUILT HERE
Rent to Employees Of A. S. &
@ R. and Lead Works.

IL Following a big real estate deal
closed yesterday, a. L. Thompson,
a contractor OF Morristown. has
announced that he will, as soon as
the weather permits. begin erecting
ten two-story frame houses In the
vicinity OF the American SmeitinA
and Refining Company's plant and
the United Lead Works. The houses
will be rented to the employees OF
the different plants.
Through the deal, thirty lots
along State street. near Gadek's no.
tel, were sold by the Modern Invest
ment Company to Rosa King, OF
Perth Amboy and A. l.. Thompson.
Of Morristown. The consideration
was $4,000. Attorney Thomas
Brown drew up the necessary papers
to consummate the transaction. Jo-
seph Afflerbach is president OF the
investment company and Thomas F.
Burke. secretary.
Burke and Bolger were the agents
who put through the deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
Henry Roster is
Fl Years of Age

Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Roster
ten cred a surprise party last night
at their homa in honor of the twenty
first birthday anniversary of their
son, Henry. Muse and games were
enjoyed and refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. ]. killian, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
d. VanHorn, Mr.. and Mrs. e. J..
Roster, Misses Elsie Hanson, Caro-
line Christensen, Anna Eggenschwi-
Ter, Bertha and Margaret Wheuf,
Anna Allen and May Roster, Albert
Schwartz. Orville Dagger. John Nc
Creery, Rufus Allen, Foster Tyrrell,
Henry Eggensohwiler and Master
Elliot Wilson and Mrs. William
Wilson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
BAD BOYS TO
BE ARRESTED
Police Tired of Warning Them
Get Many Complaints.

Mischievous boys operating In
gangs have become so troublesome
ID some parts of the city that the
police are exercising extraordinary
vigilance In an effort to stop mis-
chief-making. Complaints are daily
being filed at police headquarters
stating that boys are stoning a house.
or even a person at times. breaking
windows, or molesting hucksters or
pedestrians on the street.
Robert Henderson complained to
Patrolman Tonnesen yesterday that
a gang of boys were destroying his
property at 1856 Jefferson street. He
was advised to have warrants issued
for their arrest.
Pa,rolman l.. C. Jensen vas detail
ed to dispense a crowd OF trouble
some boys who. 1t was declared, had
annoyed Abram Fleischmann. a
butcher Of 141 Madison avenue, yes
terday. When the officer arrived the
boys had fed. He traced them to
their homes and TO school. where he
severely admonished them for theiI
acts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
Dramatic Club
in High School

First steps to organize a club
under the new system inaugurated
this year at the high school. have
been made by several members of the
r~ Tsees Martin and Gold
smith, popular members of hat
seeking students who
wish to join the Dramatic Club. Many
have signified their intention of
joining. After the club is organized
1t Is planned to arrange some enter
tainments for various occasions.
From now on numerous little organ
i~zations will be started in place Of
the two literary societies. as former
ly,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
FIRE JANITORS
WANT A RAISE

crease In pay per month. regardless
of whether or not they will be re-
CURED to do street sprinki4ng du.y
IN the summe months. They con
tend hat SOS a month is not enough
Z oney for a man al. this time and
want $40. Commencing March l.
hey will be required to sleep in the
respective hrehouses, thereby aus
W them to be on duty twentv-four
hours. Beds have been installed in
all the firehouses for that purpose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO
ON HYME co. BLDG.

Plans and specifications have
been completed OF LIE
proof photograph studio to be erect
ed on top of the Hyme Company's
building adjoining the American, III
constructed OF concrete by an Inn
proved method and Will most likely
~ o~Sue-~@ -, '.aIlo-a ritiae4,
the alderman. who now operates a
90 t. New Brunswick
avenue. The plans were prepared
- y. fie.sou q Son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
Bachelor Maids
viii be Guests

Miss Bessie Bartholomew, OF 400
East avenue, will entertain the mem
bers of the Bachelor Maids So"'e+v
at homo tomorrow night. Miss LII
liam ellis is preparing an interest
ing article to be read at the meeting.
The subject of the reading will be
''The Hike Of the Suffragettes."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
Mrs. BaWden is
a Good Hostess

The members of = the Woman's
Missionary Society were entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. w. H. Bawden in Gordon street.
A missionary social was held and
the annual offering for missions was
received. The hostess prepared an
interesting program consisting of a
Mormon love story by Mrs. j. B.
Smith, and Victrola selections which
were greatly enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
Personals

Leon McElroy, of Woodbridge was
IN town yesterday afternoon.
Leo ~LowenkoDf. of Keasbey. was q
1cc-' 49, '--' -'-r+
Miss Anna Eilsdorf, OF Wood
bi att, III
Gordon street yesterday afternoon.
Eli jacobson, OF F"vet+o S+~~nt.
was a Germantown visitor last night.
Ni~c
n the
high school after a short Illness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
For Washington
Social Friday

In the charel OF the First Baptist
church, a washington Social" will
be held Friday night. An excellent
program has been prepared for the
occasion consisting of musical selec-
tons both vocal and instrumental.
Refreshments will be served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
Hebron Ladies'
Ball is Enjoyed

The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
held a successful ball in Goouwlli
Hall last night. Dancing was enjoy
ed until about 2 o'clock this morning.
Refreshments were served through
out the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
Coming Wedding

Edgar George. OF High street, and
Miss Marie Woolston. of Plainheld,
will be married at the home OF the
latter's parents, in Plainfeld, March
Is. Mr.. George is a mechanical en-
gineer in the employ OF the Roessler
& H~asslacher Chemical Works. of
this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
Danish EpWorth
League Social

A social under the auspices of
the Epworth League of the Danish
Methodist church was held at the
home of Mrs. MAIDS Andersen, in
Parker street last night. An in
formal program was given and re-
freshments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
No Disorder On TrolIeys.

For the past two Saturday nights
Superintendent James H. VanDeur-
sen has heen making an inspection
OF the late trolley cars between Key
port n Perth Amboy. He says
that a certain South Amboy man has
been complaining of the disorder al
legged to nave been alloweI on the
Public Service cars on Saturday
night. On neither night did Mr..
~vanDeursen find any untoward con
duct on the part of the passengers
en- this line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
COUNCIL HAS
REELECTED OFFICERS

Alpha Council. Lolay Association
had its annual election Of officers
last night. All officers that had
served last year were reelected
Frederick Arner is the councillor OF
the association. The installation
will take place as soon as II Is on.
yenient tor vising district
deputy to come here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19

Alumni of Trainers Business Col
1ege will hold a meeting in the school
rooms, Friday night. An old fash
toned spelling match will be the feat
nre Of the evenings work. A speed
contest on typewriters will also be
held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
" more APPLY TO
JUN THE TRADE BOARD

Two applications for memberships
In the Board Of Trade have been re-
ceived from the South Amboy Terra
Gotta Company. and will be acted on
by the Board OF Directors OF that
organization at their mex meeting,
Friday night. One of the member
ships will be represented by Presi-
coos W'lin~ Mathiasen and Secre-
tary Peter c. Olsen. Of the company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
At HOLY Cross Church,

Rev. Mr.. Grimshaw. assistant rec
tor OF Christ church. South Amboy.
will be in charge OF the service to-
night at the Church of the Holy
Cross, Washington and tombstone
streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19

There uiH be an important
mr. ehng OF the u tde Auake
.>ocat Club held tins erenanq
at S45 Narke st. AImrmbers
are reqnrstrd 10 be present.
By order OF President.
A. HANSEN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
Vagrant Leaves In Hurry.

William Powell. forty-two years
cid. of Boston. arrested yesterday az
ernoon by Patrolman Tonnesen on a
charge OF vagrancv, was discharged
with a warning to leave the city this
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
ChristeningEpent

In honor of little Louis Franklin
Dixon, a christening celebration was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dixon. OF 33 Charles street.
Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19

NEWS MA

Mounted Patrolman Hartmann
supervised the killing and burial Of
six dogs by Dog Warden Ole Olesen
yesterday afternoon.
Goodwill Association meets to-
aight in Goodwill hall.
A meeting OF Court Amboy For
esters OF America will DO held to-
night.
st. Peters Young Mems Guild did
not meet last night because of \
quorum not being present.
Decorators and Paper Hangers Of
America. Local No. IA. will meet
tonight at Union hall.
The Lathers Union held q well
attended meeting last night.
The Bricklayers'. Masons. and
~Plasterers' Union. Local No. 227,
met at Jefferson hall last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
H. & McKEON,

General r~onfracturH
Fxcavsting Grading Etc Sand.
Gravel Broken Stone. Caring "tc
244 smith 81. 2c5 New Brunswick Az.
Teiephone 2I5-L lsn-R and i22-J
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GAanfipirtbe
Nerben smr Nennt,portnng bon Sra
gen Dor bic gisensfommiiiion
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ten iucnig ausiidIt oaraii gaben, 81
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9lmsFauo
Tnrfte hentc bic Boot anb Sboc
Nsafers Union be'd)lie1.eu.

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!stsa Der Boot nnb Sboe Diafer5
ltnicn fol oeiinitio Sariibcr beihloi'
fen iuerocn, Oh ein 9tnsitan6 erfl1rt
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III Strait treien.
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I oes Steuer 3tftrtts BON @lncinuGtt. inaers
aeub lit fiir bic 8eoilrfuiiie 6es Gtdof Gtncins
nctt uRs 0ah es ratblam uno npfbDenpia TIT.
Eteuern al erbeben 5lr Rdte hnu 2.9s Wills
an ieoem Dollar bes SieHerpertbes oes fteners
barren Giaeutbums urn FOLDER GfGht nt'er elHer
| fCIner mtartnum Note, mn nGB Iotde fneitefe
Mate BON 900 Witns rptbpeuolg ~. uA'fetlegr
| al peroeu tiir bas r5abr 1913 flr bic 4arporas
| ttpuss3m Der Staot Cincinnati; nuc fer'
/ Her
Set es befaLoifen, oob etne ablarift oteler se'
felltipu ben 3eputh Etae @Uperoiiors an6 sSu'
| ipecfors pi 6lccttou3 pf Sdmtltpn eoantn, Eb,n.
| iiberreiht peroe oumtf heIapie 6upereilureH
bic u6ihiaeu ArrangeneHts treffeH Bite 5tdae
bon beagfer meiferer GeuersaIutlage ben
Gtfnmqehern bet &lunt Cincinnati mie es eas
| cSeiet ertoroert In oer dlGemeiHen aSabl 8a
rntetbrei!eu fpefcbe IN GtnenHGfi ON nierten
| 2aae eps Aooeuber 1913 abeehdIten miro.
| 9aiYicrf am 80 geptember 1913
| g. g8 Red,
9srdiibeut pro tenn. bes GlaoiratbeSs
/ @cgIuubigt AIIeat Gspg N!eis
| 1o,H
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-10
Die Negiitrirmng.
1885 Ndhler liehen iid bis icbt in
bic giiten eintragen.
Cine abnahme bon 2.194 sesen oas
Jabr f911.

Den aeitern abenb bsim Wobfraif)
eingelaufensn gsrihten 3ufolae toben
iit aeiiern 25,675 itimmherehtigte
giiratr in bic WGblerliiten eintroaen
.laiIen, 10 bab iicb bas GeIammt ae.
iultut fir bic erIisn sfpei Gage auf
$685. ooer 2194 tpeniasr als i'm
ssafrs 1911 fteai. in fpeldem iid NAB.
reno Der triten stpei 1age 68, ,029
0dtlsr reaiitriren lisbsn.
Die einSigen Maros Der Staot, In
irelten cine 3unobme sessn 1911 su
rsrseihren lit. iinb bic 3treite. neunte,
ereiss1nie.oitrsebnte. spaH3isite, 21fte.
24iie. 25iie uno 26iie.
Die 3unabme in Der 2tsn, 13ttn una
26iien Waro iino pbne 3peifel burf
rie ginrerleibuna bon Gdtlep, 6drt.
fpen uno g,Ieaiant Rioae peruriadlt
stn Der 6ten, Sten uno 1StsH Waro
Die fart republitdniih iinp, III sin,
beoeuienbe 46nahms eritdttid,, ebenic
habtn bic bemotrdtiihen 5ttn, 17tsr
nno 19ien lgDaros i'm mebrere gun
tert Heaiitrirgnsen fusniger ais IL
1911. es beitett iebodl bic aniiht
tab oi, @sIdmmi ResiIiration nad
ZEN lebtsn sfpei Regiitrirunastasen an
ndhiten Ireitaa unb Samiias ebenit
bch, iuenn niht nod b0hr ais il
1911 iein pirb. neil bic flint elmer
Ieitttn Srtihaften allein 1900 gydh
Ter aufsulpsiisn habsn.
auf Die einselnen Warbs Dertb.il
fit has Hsiultat ipie folai: