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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22

plete cost for the erection of the
new institution will approximate
S95 900. This contribution closely
follows the $4,000 contribution In
terra Gotta presented to the Y. NJ. C.
A. March 29, by the Atlantic Eerra
Gotta Company. The committee and
Secretary S. NJ. Lipscomb feel that
the sentiment to help in this philan-
thropic work is spreading among
the management of the big indus
trial enterprises of the city, and that
before many months most of the
prominent concerns will be enrolled
among those of donators to the first
and original home Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
of Perth Amboy.
Bids for the erection OF the build
ing will be submitted on the revised
plans for the structure the latter
part of this week, and the contract
for the building of the institution
will probably be awarded by the
building committee of the organiza.
ton next week.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22
CLAY WORKERS
ARE ON STRIKE
Many Unwilling Are Forced
tO--Plants Closed.

More than 1900 laborers are on
strike or kept away by those that are
ON strike, at the clay manufacturing
plants of Keasbey and vicinity. The
following plants are now closed from
the effect OF the recent walk-out Of
their employees: The National Fire
proofing Company, including its
Perth Amboy, Standard and Raritan
Works: the American Fire Clay Com
pany; the Raritan River Clay Com
pany and the manufacturing concern
of Valentine Brothers.
The men demand twenty cents per
hour, instead of seventeen and one
half cents, as now Is the standard
wage among the laborers of the
plants. The piece work settlers and
machine men, who make from S1.90
to $2.75 per day, 1t is said, are not
SO much aggrieved at their wages
but followed the other men out In
sympathy with those that make ST.
rs per day. No formal demands
have been made to the managements
of the different plants. Because OF
several instances of disorder among
the strikers this morning Sheriff
Bollschwefler was notified, and is in
specting the situation with deputy
this afternoon.
The clay workers strike started at
the American Fire Clay Company,
Friday, when the men walked out IN
the afternoon demanding 50 per day
for their services. They Immediately
began working up sentiment among
the employees of other plants. Yes
terday they had made an effect on
the workers OF the Perth Amboy
works of the National Fireproofing
Company and the employees Of that
plant left their jobs at neon yester-
day. A big mob formed among the
strikers and 1t journeyed to the Stan
dard and Raritan works of the same
company and soon had the workers
of those plants away from their jobs.
This morning another n OBJ formed
and went to the RaIitan River Clay
Company, about 400 men rushing
through the gates and demanding
the employees at their work to stop.
Manager John w. Olsen told his
men to leave to prevent trouble,
though he says his employees only
went out because they had to and
not because they were dissatisfied.
The mob then went to the Didier-
March Company, and after breaking
down the fence were halted from en-
tering the plant by Manager George
A. BALI. They managed however to
enter the pottery works OF the plant
and made seventy-flve men quit work
the other laborers of the plant are
expected to leave their work this eve
ming and not to retur-. tomorrow.
From Didier-March the mob went
to the works OF the Valentine Broth
ers and made all the labCrers ths.-
quit their jobs.
The saloons OF the place are
closed, 1t Is said voluntarily, l=s,
trouble should result from the sell |
ing of liquor to the mobs of strikers. |
No serious disorders have yet been
reported and no arrests made.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22
SEAMAN'S GUNS ON COUNCIL
Y. N. &. A. GETS
$1,000 IN CASH

The New Jersey Terra Gotta Com
pany has donated $1,000 in cash to
the new Y. NJ. G. A. building fund.
Judge Adrian Lyon received a let
ter this evening from e. V. Eskesen,
secretary and treasurer OF the COM
pany. stating the action of the COM
pany. This was the result of the
work OF the campaign committee OF
the organization. who have accom-
plished effective results among the
manufacturers of the city who look
with pleasing favor on the erection
of an institution here that will pro
vide a home for young men and
thereby stimulate the character of
the future citizens of Perth Amboy
The following are on the campaign
committee: Judge Adrian Lyon,
Sidney Riddlestorffer, A. c. Clark.
D. p Olmstead, Franz Roessler,
George J. Haney and c. C. Baldwin.
This contribution swells the build
ing fund to about $4,000. The com
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22
Midnight Walker
Is Struck By
Freiqhi
LIVED AT S. A.

Mrs. Bridget Lynn, OF Augusta
street, South Amboy, took mid
night walk to her death last night.
While on the New York & Long
Branch railroad bridge she was
were cut off at the wrist, the right
foot was severed Just above the
ankle and the body was hurled into
Raritan river. Coroner James j.
Flynn found the hands and foot on
the railroad bridge about 2 o'clock
this morning and the body was found
floating off the coal docks in South
Amboy several hours later. 1t is
now in charge of Undertaken ]. j.
Scully, of South Amboy.
The victim was about seventy
years old, and a widow. She had
been known to take walks occasion
ally at varied hours of the day and
snights- appears that she arose
from her bed about midnight, un-
awares to her relatives. She stole
out of the house and walked toward
this city. According to Coroner
Flynn's investigation, two freight
trains, one of. the Central and the
other Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
passed one another on the bridge
pno,-sly after midnight. 1t is believed
one OF. these struck her while she
was about 100 feet south of the
draw.
Trainmen on freight passing
over the bridge an hour later saw
parts OF the body and notified the
police OF South Amboy. officer
Gleason In turn sent word to Coro-
ner Flynn. He walked out ON the
bridge about o'clock this morning
and picked up the severed members.
He also found piece of the woman s
dress, by means Of which John Lynn
positively identified the woman as
his mother. There was a doubt as
to whether the body had been hurled
overheard or had been carried away
on the engine which struck it until
1t was found later this morning. The
victim lived with her daughter, Mrs.
Isabelle Murtha.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22
GOVERNMENT
TO AID JAPAN
Will Act on Any Law Believed
Unconstitutional.
srecidI BY United Prss, Wirs.

Washington, April 22.-The fed.
eral government will aid Japan in a
court action to declare unconstikl-
tional any law passed in California
which specifically makes aliens "in-
eligible to citizenship" and "incapa-
BILE of land owenrship or leasing.
The department of justice will in
tervene as friend of the court" i'm
mediately after any such legislation
is passed IL in the opinion of Presi-
dent Wilson and Secretary of State
Bryan, the act is questionable along
constitutional lines. But the Presi.
dent is still hopeful that tide Califor-
MIA legislature will realize, before
1t finally decides on the form of the
contemplated law. the general gray
ity of thep roceedings. and will fol-
low the wishes of the United States
government.
The situation was admittedly CIV
ing the President concern today.
Secretary Bryan talked it over with
the President and 1t was expected
to prove lively topic OF discussion
at the regular cabinet meeting later
in the day.
The administration In no way
questions the right of the state of
California to pass or enact laws for
its own protection. but 1t considers
the question of the wording of such
laws one of moment. 1t Is the
phraseology that will finally decide
the new attitude of the President.
He considers that he made his posi-
tion perfectly plain in his telegram
of Saturday to Governor johnson.
The real fear of the officials In
Washington is that there will be an
outbreak of anti-American feeling
among the "tingoes' of Japan.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22
SUFFRACETTES BURN
FOUR HANDSOME BOATS

Birmingham, Eng, April 22.-A
band OF militant suffragettes burned
four handsomely equipped rowboats
at the Handsworth Park boat house
early today. The crafts were burned
to the waters edge and on the
charred hulks the women left
votes for women" placards. The
burning boats were not discovered
until after the flames arose high
enough to wake sleeping employees OF
the fashionable boat club.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22
BOY BITTEN ON HIP
BY A VICIOUS DOG

Complaint was made to the police
yesterday that Henry Hyort, boy of
$40 Sayre avenue, was attacked by
two dogs and bitten while on his
way to public school No. yesterday.
Investigation showed that he had
been bitten slightly on the hip by a
dog owned by Peter M. Jensen, of
al Brodhead place. Mr.. Jensen said
he would pay for all damage and
would have the dog shot.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22
GERMAN AIRMEN AGAIN
LAND ON FRENCH SOIL
Special op United Press Wire.

Paris, April 22:-Another aerial
international incident disturbed
France today when two German army
officers In a military biplane came to
earth near Arracourt, only few
miles from Luneville. where the big
German dirigible landed two weeks
ago. Monster Etinee, minister of
war, happened to be at Nancy, few
miles from here, and he hurried to
Arracourt by automobile. The Ger
mans were not placed under arrest.
but were detained with their aero
plane for the questioning OF the min
ister" They explained that they ran
out of petrol and had to descend for
more. They said they did not know
they were across the French frontier.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22
Hurt at Philadelphia Fire.

John Leeg, uncle of Miss Editr
Bausman, OF 833 Madison avenue
who was seriously hurt while per
forming his duties as fireman at >
fire In Philadelphia last Friday. fror
last reports, continues in precarious
condition at that place
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22
Weekly Ptnochle Prizes.

William Heating was awarded the
first prize In the weekly pinochle
tournament of the Eagle Athletic
Club, held last night at the club
house in King street. Nels John
son was awarded the second prize
and Due Johnson third prize.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22
suscribe for the NEWS.

WANTED-LaGy canvasser for Madam
Custom Made Corset; has a large
trade in Perth and South Amboy. The
cnly corset made to fit everybody.
Write NJ. Morris, South Amboy.
17422- 4-22-lss
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22
BOYS Rob Box Car

The police have been notified by
Agent Garfs, of the Central railroad.
that box car has been broken open
by boys and several new boxes
stolen.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22

School for Chaufreurs-Driving. over
hauling. repairing taught thoroughly.
Road lessons. Courses SIS and up.
Road lessons. 81. Amboy School OF
Automobile Engineers, 112 Kearny
avenue. 1690S-4-g-tf-Tu-1'h So
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22

FOR sALE--pee, oottllng establish
nsnt. Apply VIM. Aassopust, ls0
Chauncey st. 1aS6S 4.7-sf"
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-04-22

REATHER--Fair " and
warmer today and
tomorrow. Moder-
ate winds.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
SHOP EARLY"

Ea a. ~r
adm
IN
q fsnad
asy. sudden realization
ind he ..un a nnriAn
Aud shorpsms oni, burden.
N~tf pointed Asd
shsrpias
ing done to promote Shopping
haze a
r, isHuss, ell purchase. mad. ahanen
mattel
Hoi o early
ct
with son,enencc to them
sel,.
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rlsRrRkEk SEIZE LAUNCH

san b.-g". cai.. Nus. "A rarty
OF fishermen. ssid '- hesn rscsn
''C-a AmcrLans tiusn this i..,'. s..
tered ih" har'or of s..rna,a. Iynv-s
'aitiorttE. Ias; nishs and sri,cti the
.is fishing isun,h t,awana. belong
Ing tn y " Po';st IT Gan Dirsp.
watch haJ been hold ~ Mexican
cu.,c'na Officials. tn" ias, seen. ~
the ttoSana she vas headed north
ana travelling =, mn .pc-d. The
snstis sr- tn l.r ,trt' rar,'ai-.;. l,
ss claimed.
RI" t,owana AMI ns owner vcrc
scises by Mexican pa,roi hcat some
uu,c a.a charged with icscains. in
Mexican waters Late. ;hc owner
~ss r'lcss"'I sni the teat held.
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1Mr PROFITS IN 1nr ANTITRUST wAa

Tt.rtt fhisa-iphia rnhiir t.-isrr
to
'irtina.
sah.iisrr which
b, ih- paid in dis.ssnis 81 4 "..."sas
'hs aisia-na as
is
'hyhss~
. m.
STANDARD sisoiuIha :.
rs sarc snn~Isa
a i-a,sriisr
merchants Of Fails ssirsia
in ns from
everywhere,
"s the producer and 'hr siss "f the
a. tho
~ by trsJr by promoting ssi.
Of tssSsrins samp~'iah enabling
to
ur. Of
,as -. order y
h:s aamci aoshtts
r., - shortty . n
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INDICTED POLITICIAN on
WAY 10 SOUTH AMERICA

New Scrs. Nos. :a.--jsMs. X
Nc';uir-. :"rr,rr i'cr5ocrs,ir mayor
at serrcus~. a warrant tot h~-c ar.
tcst ~s. issurst yesterday op y. ia-
s,s,mcns ss.rs,ns -oli,i,a,iea ~
campaign .und. fr.m corporation.
is ahoard the t~rr.htp ca'a~as
heuna far New vors. acsor,,,ns 4"
tpiurEtation ahier reached 'h7 lie.
,rt.t a.,orpyj's off,c, tpisy. No.
Guirc ives reported tn hs,c .etlcsI
TOR soush America shortly after his
brother. Gcorzc ". Ai,Gnirc. ~s.
ssii.s 4" testify a, the John ihr In
nu,fy iuso slate hinr~s, graft.
The Caraca. IL or her wa, here
from Cars.so ami snoali arrive on
Thursiay. The district attorney 50.
day sssisBc,i \ dc:rc;iv. to meet the
..ip end aires, N.jnirc.
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oERxAx HxpERr COMPLETES
1Ipoxf on PANAMA CANAL

Ne~ York. Noss .:.-Dr. Edward
Martini. oh. has bs~n .'udyias saS
taited siatrs army. medical ~esk is'
shc canal snnr in 'a~ iaiescss cs IT,
German sos-rem-n,. sVstts,i h-sr :s.
''at from, C.lan str uiii Ee.ura IN
0cfmaay shortly tn make a feror.
AMI ~iii later sn =. the German srI.
caies In so''h America where he viii
undertake tn duplicate tho ssnit1s,
uark nj the Ameti.,ns In tho canal
spnr. particularly the .ucrrsstul cain.
paisn AGAINST yellow fever
Dr. Martini breu1hi back with hlu,
.i,cs im~n. nf fever iatccti m-.qui.
toes which nc said he had b~~n
fofvcd to q. .ussiac the canal snns
to find because c' the eiininasios =.
the s~s' by Nmerics. sanitary vs,,
is,ion.. iIis collection wss hcii M
Temporarily .s 'hr customs oftieial..
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IMMENSE sun LOST
BY COMPETITION
SAYS WITNESS

chicago. III. Nov. :a.-"An TN.
mtn tnsr .u,a'' 4. telephone pratiss mas
nesn lost ;r irr telephone toa. ranirs
-f this couusty ''h, ac.,rirtuts. con-.
r"i,'inn between ias's spcsstcai s,s.
sr'as Ani tho American T-i-lsaon.
srh TELEGRAPH -csuran,s The rub.
,st ha. vrsfiics by irc warfare h..
'wsen the ihd.iyrairnts rna the Nrli
system ans ii was to pu, au cnd Ia
this situation that q St"".""n. 90"
,netrer ct s-iurhcn- .omrt ni.s wns
proposed hs tsc Amrrican company.
backr' h, IN" Ncrran financial
rossr
TIL. was the substance Of tho tcs.
'imcny here to-day Of Ernest u. Fish.
sr. secretary of the Citizens Tei~.
rh,nr sonipany cg Grand isapiis.
Nich.. st tho hcsris- IN tho srsstn-
srrats anti trust sui, asaias, the
American. Mr.. Fisnnr ssid thct tho
merger prN,osition was mt into
Ns'E's Wy NN'Vsp' ~ NNb- b'ss-
den, cf tho American company. and
that ~. r. DAWSON II the firm ri
}. =. Mus-an and company. told tho
s!>ty or .rsrnt, indcpeu'ies, tclc.
phone men present that the ''housC
Of AIorasn' vas prcnrr-tl to suAran-
,sc the ttrar.inn 81 an proposition
made Nv the american company
This took place at the meeting here
December. ~. 1919. tn which the
members otthc independent T,lc-
phone association. tncn In curven-
ticn here. were summoned nv 4
,uesssHc that Vail was IN the cit.
and dn.irous ct meeting them IN talk
mefgcr.
Mr. Fisher said that h, had op-
rcssr,i the mercer proposition as TN
prppcr" md financially lad.
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Church Society Organized.

~ S.suhsn last Saturday. ,hsT"
nas orssnit.d an ''inasmn.h" S1si"is
shirh otf~r-a pleasant -ni~r,aIa-
mssl sna Instruction for the shiiitrn
sna aanlis there. II ass held in the
school house. and 'h-f- were shnus
.ish,y children rE~seni and nnEi'
hsg ~ ladies a.' sehgisnsn MIA iaas
,htir par, as teachers. and the girls
had asii. furnished them for which
they made dresses. and il uas pleas.
ant Tn SEQ the iilti. one. s~~ins for
gs.ls an,'s. they se,s u 1, as ssinfa,.
~ d. an.t iak~s I. ~a,rr. and same
81 the .hiidt-n ~sf- no, much iarssF
than tho dolls fo- whirh they sr'~
.r~ins. The toys have . Hasa par.
lss,i o.itfis furnished them for ffatn'
ing pictures ans 'hsv ,nfnrd u.'
snasr ~ei' framed pictures. and -aH
ioY-a 81 .ihins. THE iit;i. boys ihas
~-se TO. small 'o aa this i.sA, par.
,oa, work hal . ssa~iax and paias.
ing oa,isl fSsnish-a shras. Tho~c who
bad charge Of tho s1uins vese Mss.
u. Z. Reed. M:.s 4. u. Fall. Mf.. J.
o~~n. Me-. John M-fAsassii sna Mis-
Irene Rthsn. sas Professor \, y
Campbell and Wss. r u, sh-isnn
looked after sA" ts,s, Ws,. sheldon
is s~rresrn'ins 'h. Immigration IT..
eas,nsr' 81 the Homo Missian Hoard
%. th~ rf-.s,tssiin char.h. ana he
isnrss In Organize ''innsmurh" so.
eisi.e. In several cf tho camp. arauai
s~Gunas. This sn~irs y Ia strictly
naa-sesisgtaa sei all are s-''om~ Il"
ejia whether .#emt,~s. .f am shnseh
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81. yossph's Reading Circle.

Tn" following program sas f"n'
iared by the music rin-s and ~. Jo-
s.ph Heading Cirie this afternoon;
Professional March Hinsn.u-
n. i.insky. ~. Wiid.nsi"in,
Hymn at f'rnise-Chorn.
fseninx siar. Tannhauscr ,wns.
s.r,: vai.~ csrossa,iaa. GODDARD,
-Aiss ~, chandiisr, -.
Heading. NrtAs~, Master. story-s
sistos.
cnekoe-M, y. Lin.ky
iiin" iiird: tLiiiaby-M. 6r-ss.
II Every star = an Ans"i-,oise.
u, y. t.lnsky. ~. Green.
id,i 'Wii.oab. Rns-s and f,uii-s.
flea 'iin.tosi,n-e n,aes.
R-aains. The voir-s of Mn.i.'-
NJ CHANDLER.
'iin.rh jiunsmsna,-c. rssisr.
In Grace .isahmt-c. Pas'-r. II.
iiis"nhaurh
Melody. Or. iss .GansShsis, M.
iIissabansh.
usrch Miii,sir.-E. o'rnnnsiis
Eileen ALBANIA .Thom e.ani-
voie-. d. O'hnap-ii.
ties ii"r Msr.h. 'i'a"b-M, Wild
sas,S'n. X. Kerr.
vais- i.sm.-aiia ,Essn.t (.
kess.
star Lisa' fsnei~- r.-s'a, ~.
Kerr.
s"nata Nii-sso SNiozar,s M-iias
lion 'Me.sisont w Wiiaenss-ins
Nasoarka Brilliant. .iiin., NJ
i.insky. l. hahn.
Ninust;r ,Mnsarip. na she M-sa.
.ss u.ishnerI-ts Holm
soaa'tas .c'ssar.Is,s Sals~ ,NA.
shhnyb-E took.
Nsid- IT dundee .riii-~rn veis-
=, Nece,.
Nss~r-s~. III rs.,sins-. sv-sans
Hsiar ~ c-ns~s N1sn.i-s Ne
Cos
Rssdias. The Guardian Nnss!"
a., i.aushFJs
iiamnfssaus 'ntarah: Itsnsarian
baass 'wai', -. r"ct. ~, wua-s-
ssesa.
SeasIs Aileefa .Mssasss Tral ip
Cavalier 'snisdier-M. i.inssF
LYNN .f Tasah.stsias-Ca Caanss
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Sstss.h l:sancs Ba Cused

.r. t.U-At. Vi'LsSs IONS. - iA.e
SAae-.s f~sris q . ssss Al rsr 4$4svs ~.
,.f.', is a hAsas' ss g. .Nsssss:spa.i sssease
6eS In vst;St ts sslr y pess fssisst l.Ss ~.
Sssrst fsrss,tifss v5t.s tatNsSh Cots -
lasso iatsrs--I.y. All AesA sssv~tty ue.-S
tie h'-.~f ard eisi asAs ssstfAreS 1sAIs
Vss r.-ess.-- 4 ~ e-~ - thS t..si pf,y.
~ 'ass in tiass !. .ewpitsf re yesss AM ~
, sv~.t;ss r.v .vs-.sr.ir,. 7, y rs,~,p-sea =.
The lsss t,usrs trc~.. scsn.Srs< win sss
tsse isar1 tstshsrs. acting ssisr.tfy a. s..s
0.ocAas sustseva TIr epfs-vt e~ertS-s.
tics II sk~ sWu lastsa;eess " SsSs tsus.
Auees such vwN.t~ttrl s~<,t'ss IN etgflA4
.atrr,h.' ewWf hw s,-'ir,o-ists. frvS.
y. ,. C'1ttsEtsr 4 co. I'ruess. TSt ID. o
Ral ~ bsusasst-. pstee -. Q
HA4N nAil.a t.as.s's ttiis ~ ~ ssoaeni6
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WILSON NOMINATIONS

wsssias'aa Not 81 i.Eesi.,sss
wiisna ns.i- ta-~S nanina.iaa. sa-
.tass
srsona s-rr-sart-- -. i:m,ss -, 9
Arthur isufh f,as;-.' .f r~aass i,aa.
IA. a, Paris: Tare,ss His.ki.,. Of
s.'e District NJ Ca,aeisis. q, vs-nas .
As;hus Nsscr joa-.. ot Ns~ fass.
at - i'''rFsharxs i'~ngy Ss,sa,s. :.
Mas. al ,h. pis,ris, af tainsnhia. As
Tassss ';-nFs~ r -uam.riia. ~
i.naisisna. ~ iisslia
secretary .s i.rsa,inr sra Sarstii
g-nsra!. HEM, .. Ienhsn,. -: Nee
York. a. San ssissanss
xsesrtaries at i.-sasi.nss william
Whitins Nnir-~. at N-- York. 81
isrsn-s James a. iaii-, II N~ausEy.
at i.i.i,ans Francis w. i:niisa,t. .s
sia.sartas~,,s. a. san Jose. ce.i,
Uisa: franklin " Gus,a-r. .s Vir.
ainia. at Chri.sisaas ~. NJ Lang.
horne. Q. visxin,s. to The Neither.
lands and i.a<smbnss. wiiliaHn s;s~n.
scr al r~ns.yissnis. Al rs,asas
sh~lsna whi,ssu.r .s Nc. York. 81
Mana1 1uss
s~eoni SECRETARY Ut iesat;aa 81 r.ss
ktnG. Frederick \ sterling. af T-NE.
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to expand ~iih,u. ,ainfui strain Mrp~ thc
Hfalncn,s Thus isete h avv&devl netvvws
sieila: .sc tcndcnct To Wsvsra or asotrint
etcka~~ H. Ssuhtetact-,I. ard . hfieht. kap.
~ aisr-sl'tcn Il ptv~erv~A that s~hee%s
wppds ffally upon ibc cAsvct~r aAd l-SA.
retsmcht ~ tho liitl~ osc epn 10 cpme.
loH ran obtain a h,tilc Of .Ntothets
fricad" at any drug sfosy At et.m II
cftreres The mothers health. ehAhles hef
10 make = cvmrie,c Iecvt ctr. aud thus Witls
fsA<weyi stfcn1tk she will eagerly devvte
ssesn So m.ch 1. ike ~siiSrs of H. child.
Wfite 10 tn pr,dfi-ld nesu)atcf Co.. -,
lamar nlie.. Atlanta. Ssa.. for their valu.
abee and Instructive hook q gutdanrs fct
0apectaat DetAetA
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srIyANssIN NAY BE SAFE

I'.am the PA i.i t<dr"rt
To E.,c
a.,nsy
of
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done
kane lshTinE
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de 10
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irsir and Ia
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Thaaksgiviny Service.

tn" annual ThnnksxIvIhx serNIee
will be held this year In the First
iiap'is, church. Rev. \. II. Pendie-
ton. Of the First ~. T. Church. South.
will preach the esrmon. Music for
The occasion vii! b. furnished by thu
choir of the baptist church. rh. Of
ferIns .iii b. devoted To the charity
fund OF III. Ministerial association.
under who's. auspices tn. s"rVie. e
to be held.
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South Side Bridge Club.

Airs, J0hh NrIN"hfI". vim Was Tor
nieriy Miss iarairs Taylor al Ran
81. ci,y. w.s guest al honor this
afternoon al the entertainment of
,is SouIh sia. Auction Eridse sini.
given si the hem. q. Airs T. l..
Aiish.
itssi.s. Mrs. MsK.nsi". ih- 'n'i'-
81 guests ofth- afternoon a-r" Mes
aames John Rogers. Floyd iisau'
champ md George Msitoret.
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Roikrf61TvI Tkr sat.
fsrias Incident to
chiIa.beadne csA l~
rs>ily avvidel b. hsv.
ing ai kaRa q l-si.ls
Il Noshee's fsseaA
This h 4 gssRetsas.
jnx. e1setNsl arflics.
tim that f~liesvs all
tersic~ wtun th .u..
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SQciaL Affairs
@ LOCAL FUNC CTIONS @
S@ AND SOCIETY NEWS ~

or not. The name il taken from the
10th verse. .;th chapter OF Matthew.
Later on they expect 10 hav. Vases
in Ensiish aad other forms Of in-
siruetion for the foreign horn part of
our population and also to mix the
work with play AMI haV" as many
forms of amusement as instruction.
both for the sfovh.ups and children.
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Printing ~ every aescript,oa seat
- asd quietly executed at the
job ROOMS. Samples
and quotations on request. TIE the
teiephOne. Trihidad 40. u
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Psistias NJ every descriptions ssst.
" ash quickly esecuteo AZ TIE
Chfonieie.Newa joh rno0A samrics
and anoiatiass oR esauest. cs. sh'
ssieNhoWs TrsetdsA ltA -
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ArrHvfiolt, PUBLIC

Ii.sinains Wednesday We ~i,i -.
.uw- tho night service ,o AZ, ea,ny,s.
Csis Will run a. rcr the usual schcs,.
uic TRINIDAD ELh1'TRic TEANS.
MisstON RAILWAY 4 GAS 10. Il
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wSo Petpstsaie tks Haoo.

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k0sw cf rfcsrrss,se uctkoAs II sslvas,.s ~
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