davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
6ienforenine.
&ouieuelt % bet progressive Earti
Til logalt itptte S1lsbes' &anoibatnr.

TepubIifanerne nbgier after ct
cnigt, iterft Barti, iom M, GA Be
lgien fan "lsfte / 6lof", meo 9e9ei.
firing os 9obt Sadb om Seir Ter
cen ioreitoaenoe @nlgfamp inlsoe.
s en- Sfripelie til BET progressive
Eortis Nationnlfonite, ipm i Wsan.
bags bar ianllet / Chicago, bar
Oberit Hooiepelt enoelie % uieien.
fulbeIig aiiloaet Nominationen og
poa oct frcitigite %anbeiolet Cant
r,enitutnina meo set replblifonife
Tarti og lopaI Stette al oetteS
aunbioat, Ssieitcretsopmmer Charles
6 Suabes, 0enne Opfororing bleu,
eiter enbel Gisfltsiion. pebtaget meo
eli operppIoenoe Waioritet % Wtr.
Sugbes oiiicieIt notificret ON gle.
lllltningen.
: lin Striuclie til &omlteen uo'
tolcr MooiepcIt ben Menlng, at No-
millatlpnen al Sugbca optploer
sc 9etingelicr, ion Den progress
iiue Notionalfomite frppeoe, og at
SpitiQeIien al en- treble @algieobel
bare piIbe tiene iii at iifre ErG-
i;oett @ilions 8ienpalg. San be.
traater Mr. Sllabes, %ifrlper ban
iom Ell Wono, bpis oiientIige He.
foro or Ell @aranti for Ben p9teite
WnlerifaniSme % porme'te %
ucoenrpttigite Observation-Disclosures.
Sans EetifoIienbeo % aarafterltpr'
fc % LANCE % uomerfeoe Neforo |
oen oiientIigc Sieneite gisr bam
iurIig afceptnbeI life alene ior WaS.
ierne inbcu SET repa,blifanife Portt,
men c9iaa Tor Iolfet / Oct Sele to-
act. Sol1 rettcr oerfpr Ell lnotr9n.
Qcnoe Spiororing til &eprGlenton-
icrnc Tor oct progressive Farti ON
III enc % aIeue at bare 0clfetS og
Sanoets Gel for Sie. Si piloe, fri.
per hon, pprc MIRO mob bore Seed
lu, ON vi los % leoe bort ira Den
ierite o. belli9ite Eligt at tlelle 6r'
oreIanoet. Bore eene politi'te Sit
~tlrcSicr, inoiuioueIt eller 'anllet, er
al lioen @etpouine / Sommenlig'
nirQ mco 2onNcts Tel.
%eroen 9lememgaar Ell Itor Sri
il, % in9en fan ii9e, bpilfen Erc-
Der, Ger fan ioreitaa Sanoet / DC
fcmmenne gar. Set er life MI
IGnaere Spprg $maalet for ps, bpil.
fen ipeciel Ntmo ri tlinoe snife at
ic peb Roret. Spsrgsmaolet er I'M
tur,, bpem a De to. @ilion eler
Nuebes, ri itaI betro &oret I'll.
Ir. @iliou er peiet % funbet
Tor LET. Sans Earti itaar paa
8ruuo al lin @eob9neen ueo ben
uoiliote Sheori ON StatsrettiabeSer
imcb Ben irentipnte @otipnalismens
Adno, iom er nsopenoi9, hpis n
itoI le'e pore iociale oa inbultrielle
Eroblemer paa cit tilireosiiuenbe
Moabe. Wtr. @iIion % hans Yarti
bar pau en- iereelie Naabe pGrnet
on Sanoets S~Sl,teresier % sGre. Dc
bor ipGffet oS uSaotiI % inoabtiI.
DIR. SlisheS bar / lin 8arriere
piit en- %rfefrait, iom oil earautere
al mnber hans 9coelie oil Heaierin,
gen iglcn arbeihe meb Strait %
l Siprfe. san bar Den @ane life at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
Roofruelt for Du9bes.

A00Ifucll IDr guGDf5.
GooiepcIi bar ioat oct oiaierenoe
Orb nlco Senipn til i'm Stlalng I'M.
Der Talafompen. Com man pen'
tcoe, at ban pilbe 9iere, '~aitboloer
ban, at ban, ilig ior Sa9ernc bar
Eepiflct li0, life fan mootoae oct
progressive EartiS FrGiiocntltoinl-
ration. San erflTrer, at ban pll
itsttc Suahea' TnI9, % unbefoIer oct
progressive Bart at glsre llaeloa.
Iette Hoo0 bar ct ltsrre Slertol az
Tartiets rationale aomitc M
beilliitet al ielge. gtogle 'aa er
moo oct, % blnrbt bi9ie er Der en-
Gel. lom Tiger, at iioen oct proares.
iipe Torti iaoleoes M life iaor lin
eQen aunotoot. ioa pil De arbeioe
lcr WiIious Tola. Oct er oog IL.
6ct rimcliQ, at 0ernc IlalenS oil
femme iii at iua nogen betragteli9
&%noilpbelie poa aompa9nen. Bar
iiet pil iifferi, proftiif tolt iom Sel'
beo, ielge / lin SeberS Sooipor %
arbeioe Tor ben repliblifon'te aan-
oioat.
Get er life iaa ipprt lPnge, 'ioen
Mooiepelt loo iol0c ORR ON Su9bes,
Der uobenborebe ct alt alloet emo
aoot Sorbolo melem De. TO. Oette
grunbebe Jig Del nprmelt oerpaa,
AZ Der / lin Sib bar uGret Htoni1l'
ger mellem Dem nngooenoe pol!tilfe
SoreteeIier / Staten Nep Oorf.
lisie Hipninger par forreiteu fife
al prlnclpiel Antur; men Sltgbes
% H~ooiepclt er ino fOrltlc0ige al
temperament, at oct nplten plloe
ppre iornleet at pente, of De lfllloe
funne ltaa / @ons meb b%inonoen.
lSad lin pnuli0c lElpnllluc Wtnaoc
proflamerebc Grprpiioenicn for Ell
Sib iibrn, 90 ban iorglGpeS bopoe
icrleat at nftuinoc Nu9hes en- no.
%ioIclic ier Nonpcntioncl, at Der bar
life lterrc Norltlcl mcllcm hum up
Willon, emo at bcilferiombel1t
pnrber fuloc iierne Den paa ii Wi'
nitcr". Set par iii Den Sang
Eingcnc bar iornnbrct Jig iioen.
&u9bcS bar tolt, % H~ouIeuclt lpiles,
AZ ban bar tall ueI. San amer.
flenocr hans ouefleane Spgtigbeo,
hens Eatriotlamc oN rbe'uttcllgc
Stitbeo % NGoerli0bcb % Tiger, at
man / bans Sortio bar llbctinget
@oranii Tor. al han ION SanoetS
Fruiincut uil itprc Sto&ifibet ili9, at
I Inn fan 'an 9erc ~ Sam al oct.
IerncN er altiaa ilicn bet rcpil-
bl;tollifc Norti eft ionlltt Tarti meo
en- Erout moo Set bewofrntlltc. Get
ploare2Iiuc Eortl cr, iol'alo jnotll
riocre, roc al Sngocn. Get bar
Qjort Sen @icrulnI lom Oct latte 'tg
lum Wual n glprc, "a oct bleu pon.
net. Get bar tullnNct oct rcpllbll
tcuitc Nartl luo pao Nclc, Der pc.
ocr moo Srcmltrl0t % lulb llopif
lima. ll0cu Sc pru9rc3iilc % Moo.
iepcit ulloe man fife inar Ia ople-
pet, ar en- Wou0 ionl NuGheS par
blCt u%omiucrct. Mnu hauoe tu0rct
Ecuroic cIlcr Crane cller MtGno Al
ceres Supc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
en- oriitis Slvpnine.

9llenos slires, Mrgentina, ben
24be SUM. - Gen befjenote argent
tinife Slipper eduardo grablep flei
igaar oper Inbesfjelbene / Ell 9al-
Ion. Sette er isrite Sang / Siito.
rien, at ct iliet aunititpffe er no
fprt. San forlob Santiago, Sopeo-
itationen / Chill, 81. 9 ON Sormio-
bagen o. pnsierebe ltspa0ata / Or
aentina 9l. 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
6ulo. 90 Solp.
proouftionen

@aibington, 2Soe Sllui: Sfslee
Ell al Wmtbureallet % Den geolo.
giife Npmaaline / SpQesifob rloar-
beioet SEAPORT bleu Ser / 1915 pro.
oliceret @l,lo for $1O1 ,035, 700 moo
1914, 531,S00 / 1914.
Frobllftionen al rent Sslp belsb
ilG til 74,69t,075 llncer MOB 72,-
451,t0O / 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
Gvflon / montana.

@ilbnlir, Mont., BEN 2Sbe Slini:
$. %. 9asiett Colorado, Sans,
bIep orpbt og 90 ANDRE iarlig fpG.
iteoe Der ioag, oa en foriprOelig On
flon req ct Observation-Disclosures Selte
90 Tapinioner operenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
Sttuationen.
J~ortfGtteIie ira Sioe /.

bpor ct tort Was ien1pbe bIep bolOt.
@lanbt Sulerne peo bette bar 9pelts
@orgermeite tel og onbre fremragenoe
Werifmere iom opbioieoe Sefolf-
nin9en MOB amerifanerle % op-
iororeoe til at ioge alc gorsere al
DC Sorenebe Stnter no al 2anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
@eolo9i % SfDttergrape.

Wenneifet ipiaer Ell b~etpoelie
Roae / ben ~geologiife llopifling og
bar a0e Gage p9ret Ell "geologiif
Saftor" al ierite &one, ioet Ser peb
De Irbeioer, iom hi foretoger til Dor
egelt @efpemmeIigbeb og Sorbel, oftc
foraariager Sorobunosforanoringer
al piotreffenoe og inberibenoe geo.
logiif Sirfning.
On iaaban geoloeiif girfiombeo
pr9iterer linber oenne S~eroensfrig
Soloaterne, naar De graper Sfptter-
CRAZE o9 2%ebegrape % bigger Jig IN.
b%erioroiife Sillcr oip. Set err nleo DC
WiqionbGre, Ser M itaar / Warfen,
en- pplbig Sirfiombeb, Der / benne
Se,ieenbe ubfploes, pg bpor folos.
ialt Spaoearbeioet unber &rigen er,
fan man tilnGrmeliespis regne Jig
til.
Spr 1ioen err belle aampironten
ca. $500 &ilometer lang. Sper al
Earterne bar gicnneminitlig ire
HGffer Sfpttergrape bag binanoen,
unoertioen mere, uiloertioen mirbre;
29n9oen al iamtlige Sfpttergrape
paa ale Sronter bliper altiaa paa
oct nprmeite 6 @ange $500 eller &c..
800 &ilometer. Sertil fommer aae
Sorbinoelies % S%ebegrape % fig
nenbe Inleg; man fun regne meo, of
ser al BEN Slags err 3 ailometer for
buer 3 ailometer Sfpttergrape; oct
bliper $4,000 9iIometer. He9ner
man enbpibere nae unoerioroiife Silt
Ter, tioli9ere Stiuinaer, S~fptsplabie
% ligu. ganite laut iii 5000 ailome.
ter, faar man en- iamlet 9Gngoe al
ca. 10000 ailometer, bpilfet err TO-
600 ailomcter mere emo g@fpators
2rnaoc. Tegnes. Sfpttergrapenes
Cubic aienneminitlig til , Dieter og
Sreooen I'll | Meter, bltper He1illta.
tet, at SoIoaterne / benne arig mleb
fine Spaoer bar ilpttet 100 Miaio-
ner al,bifmeter Sorb. Gn p9Ioig
TrGitation, ser openifisbet er lapt
anilaaet.
Gil Sammenliening fan anfsres,
at Der peo @rapninsen at aieIerfa-
naIen blep flpttet 1873 Wiaioner 3ll'
bifmeter Sorb. en- Tpramioe al
Soro, omfattenbe 100 Niaioner all-
bifmeter, piloe meb Ell fp~abrotiif
8rlnofIaoe al $50 Neter lanse 81.
Der bore nsiaetist 1000 Mteter bei,
Sernpemse / Spiflano. Nj Sent
inn ill Oct itore @ebop for Smaapen-
ee / Sauoel % SanSeI bar oct tpife
northumberland | Isoe ben lite Mai
N " Il
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
Huber forruin0rns 6r0n.

rnrei Moolct Tor al f%lrtclla Ior'
hcnnlinQ Sumlmoeuc imellcm. Sal
fcI0 hnr SET puret oct Ntaol, 'onl
No / oct norc bar uc0flen0t li9,
iclr ON Der har prrci Dem. ,onl
M crfcn enitc0c clcr iroc6c pou en-
lilo SCREENING Guooa &c sflrtcIIgc
SpolminAcr % SpIittcl'er bar peAt
mo0 bette MauI "a br0at oct mar
mere. Sfiaut 0cn TorcuCoc &lrts
ioolcNc& pao ct &i2 er en- Nrl9t AZ
Spliitclicn / Sen Nor'tc Spnooc,
poo @rumO Al Naaocpnln@ltrlnen,
ion blcu ocn3 StIitclic &eapnOcIlen
Ill en- iterrr tlrfciiA SCREENING n1
Ntrpco oQiau Ncgpuhcllcn I'll oct
mere prolific oa e'icttlpc sore
r~lnaanrbcioc. iom icnerc bar orret
hrcuct. % ION I'M cr fllnnncrct l.
az pprc ire itpritc airfcinmrnto bar
hcilll,ict al 0ou iunlnlen III et. Get
nor nit iiQ her ion elcrS, al noar
mol fom bperonore nprmerc %
lrrte bucrml0rc bebre al fleroe
Srre % Gin, ian luanOt ltot e'ter
liht 6ruQtcn oN MistTnfiombeoen.
Miun lurtc at inOic, al mani trooS
oil, hauoc famine SpNope % 'onlnle
@eflcuoclic, at nan nrbeioeoe moo
ionre irncS Mool mco pr'cni
liza sc iommc NtiOlcr, oG al oct 'oIlI
hop0c ouuuct Stiact. ! Nlrtc'
liqbeocu uar lgocu @etpNntn0 bocr'
fen FOR Sio cIlcr GpiNhco.
! tioli0erc 5iN bar Oct Ell life
uolminocIio Gpiotuina al ben nor
it Snno0c rcprTicntcrcNc Het bot
firfclioc, / Mooiuinina III SnilgeH
Snuooc, iom por &cucnoc9lareI'en
a ser lnutirfclilc % Fictl9mell, %
a; niaic n Nrtululcr pur urorclts
Ilac. ,>ffc ncitominNrc bar MI oI"lc
IL Snmilnn bcillticbc ot Qno 'anl
men. % ser cr. inuc@ N, b%ctcNnrnot
/ mere ems ct NcniccuNc. ,$ttc mulore
tctcoucnoc cr en- llNtaIclic AZ Fros
igsior {. g. Nrcu3 (ocr hcrcr III
ncn Ntiuorltct / Sen Norltc Spnooc'
Ism tror. n bette Snm'uuN cnom'
life cr bcrcOt til at Noo tnN Ell Nors
eninl mco &c au0rc) unocr hans
@cipl uco Noulca SnnoNc& 'iN'tt
Nor@morc uctop ION NioNct bop0c
toi i'm Nc'Il'tun1 NortniN9@'o0'l.
&'eIle Nc'crotct 'rn M'ooei no
in.tc Ero'c@lortn nm AN'rtlGr''I''
a. ost MINOR. 'om Nou1I@ No!t ooo'
81 Il. ollie (tDcr u0unt : IN 'r''''i''
Svm &c haoot "rt dloorliNt SIo%'
Inn Din. So,trn on'icS2 oNldo p
h,ocr oct utocr' al llerlI oIt @'l%'
cg'otlln8 Ser bdoo1 uNt 'N Al Den
Noritc Snnooe 'tllloe ma NnI0ei o'''
Cpiotning, II Dc andre S0m'In'
car uIo'areHoc SdIercn nHoSt al
IN o"F'l az ''" "''"''' " ''' '"'
"Ho@ %'t" '"''''"N '''' '''
Afo ''r'o''''S ''' ." '''' ""' :"
rer rtl "f''''''S S''' eN'''' ~" ~
neo oeh oa'''"''' "o''"''" '"''
e. oiIoe $o''F'" '''' '"'' '''' II.
o. oner'ie'''' ION "''02 '"'''' '''
q fr'e''e OH "'' S"''"''''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30

Granger &c en- Spmaifime? "Sus.
pennen" er iau goo lom nosen anben
Spmaifine I'll ben oobbeIie Gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
Sermpenae / Spiflano.

Sernpense | SpffIanb. VI Sen'
inn til Oct itore @ebop for Smaapen.
ae / Saubel % SanbeI bar oct tpife
scrbunbsraab | Isoe ben lite Nai
bempnoiaet Hiasfansleren I'll Of Iaoc
pruae for inbtil lem Milicner Iurt
10. % 5.%iennis.S tpffer al Sern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
Deroensfri0en.
5crifriiene ira eioe

iaorct bporiblonot 20 apinoer og 10
Bern. TranitmTnoene ilsi lmaoocs
liat bsit; De lpppeoe oper III n / 10
Wtimiter og foiteoe neb inlt % gon'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-28
Clear, Peacly Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
says an Inside bath, before break
fast helps Us look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

Sparkling and vivacious merry,
bright, alert--a good, clear skin and
= natural. rosy, healthy complexion are
assured only by pure blood. II only
every man and woman could be Induced
to adopt the morning inside bath, what
a gratifying change would take place
Instead of the thousands Of sickly.
manufacturing men, women and girls,
with pasty or muddy complexton; in
wrecks" ''rundowrs," brain fags" and
pessimists we should see virile, optl-
mistie throng Of rosy checked people
everywhere.
An inside bath is had by drinking
each morning, before breakfast, glass
OF real hot water with q teaspoonful OF
limestone phosphate In IL to wash from
the stomach. liver, kidneys and ten
yards OF bowels the previous days In
digestible waste, sour lamentations
and poisons. thus cleansing, sweetening
canal before putting more food into the
stomach.
Those subject to sick headache. bill
iousness, nasty breath. rheumatism,
colds; and particularly those who have
q pallid, sallow complexion and who are
constipated very ofteni are urged TO
obtain a quarter pound OF Limestone
phosphate at the drug store which viii
cost but a trife, but is suficient TO
change In both health and appearances,
awaiting those who practice ipterqal
sanitation. We must remember that IN
side cleanliness is more important than
DutHide. because the skin does not ab-
sorb Impurities to contaminate the
blood while the pores IN the thirty feat
1 hQWaAa dQs-@AdKs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-28
STATEN ISLAND IS
FREE OF PARALYSIS
No Cases in Three Weeks With
No Deaths Shows Dis
ease is Halted.
speeial 70 the EVENING NEWS.


Tottenville, Sept. 2S,-With the last
of the infantile paralysis victims be-
ing discharged from the hospital at
Swinburne. Ireland, that was sent over
from Staten Island, the borough of
Richmond is practically free from the
disease. There has not been a case
reported to the Department of Health
In Richmond In the past three weeks,
or has there been death in the same
length of time. Residents OF the island
have raised fund to employ a nurse
Tor at least one year to see that the
victims of poliomyelitis on the island
about 800 in number, receive treat
ment after leaving tn hospitals.
Miss Ethel Youngman has been se-
lected for the work, which will be
under the Henry Street Settlement.
Miss Youngman's headquarters is at
New Brighton. The ban on children
sixteen years old and undergoing from
New York into New Jersey is still on,
but 1t is hoped that 1t viii be lifted In
short time here because of the con-
ditions on both sides of the river A
man and woman with a small child,
who said they came from the Bronx
came to the ferry last night about 8
o'clock and when told they could not
pass over the ferry without certifi,
cate from the Department of Health,
became so abusive to the ticketchop-
per that a policeman was sent for to
settle the matter The man was very
persistent and wanted to push his way
through the gates He was directed to
go to the Board of Health to secure
the necessary certificate to go over to
Perth .Amboy today where he wanted
to spend the holidays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-28
TAKE ACTION ON
HOUSE NUMBERS
Resolution Passed for Side
walks at Meeting of South
Amboy Common Council.
speciaI to be EYENINa NEws.

Spectdt 10 the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Sept. 2s.--On account
of the primary election on Tuesday
the common council held their regular
session in the City Hall last night.
A resolution was passed in refer
ence to curbing of and tagging side
walks on Henry street. The ordinance
in reference to the numbering Of
houses was taken on second reading
and was placed on third and ordered
published as soon as the mayors sig
nature was affixed.
James Collins was given the floor
and asked for information regarding
the numbering of houses. He was re-
ferred to A. T. McMichael who has the
map for Information.
John McCloud was appointed assist
ant collector OF delinquent taxes.
The following bills were ordered
paid: Labor on account OF streets,
$10242; team on streets, $6.76; street
Improvement, $2,9S9.1S; A. T. Nc
Michael, $149.46; South Amboy Print
ing Company, $12.24; Leo Coakley on
account of Henry street, 5000; M. II.
L. & p Company, $499.S9; M. Welsh,
garage, $251.00; John Lund, miscel-
laneous, $40; A. T. McMichael. miscel-
laneous. $40; +. p. Coan, $10T.27; r..
Mack, $4; J.. Quain, $s5.88: e. Roft.
s5.55; ]. Mccormick, 1928; Fred Sem
oniti, $3.50; ]. McCloud. $6.52; J. Nc
Cabe, $5; Gamewell Fire Alarm Com
pany, SIC; Walter Smith, $40; w. Il.
Slower, poor. s52.15; c. l. Bergen, wat
er department. So; ]. d. Johnson
Company. $25.2s: Augster Lynch
Company, water department, $724.55;
labor water department, $150.S0; gem
eral account overdrawn, $149.71; bal
ance on hand water department. $10,-
ho In TO rxy cav
129.ss: Broadway account overdrawn,
$416.75.
The collectors and treasurer's re-
port was received and filed.
A resolution was passed ordering
bids to be advertised for Henry street
There were present
Messrs. Stanton Rue, Parisen Hack
EFT, City Solicitor f. p. Coan. Clerk
Mack and Mayor Dey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-28
PLEASANT PLAINS

Misses Ida and Anna Krummel have
returned to Brooklyn after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Bedell.
Dudley Cooper has returned to
Baltimore after a visit with c. N.
Solheim.
Frank Hoag is improving slowly at
his home in Amboy road.
Mrs. Adele Nichols has returned
to Chicago, after a visit in Great
Kills.
Leonard Wilson has gone home to
Brooklyn after visit In Prince Bay.
Roland Wood has resumed his stu
dies at Cornell after the summer at
home.
Mrs. Richard Gaby has gone home
to Long Island after visiting Mrs
Charles Ryder.
Mrs. Alfred Fisher has returned to
Brooklyn from a visit with her broth
er In Rossville.
Mrs. Margaretta P. La Forge and
daughter, Miss Eta La Forge, visited
In Perth Amboy yesterday.
Harry Seguine has been entertain
ing his sister, Mrs. Clarke, of Lake
Hopatcong.
A new roadway leading from the
Prince Bay road to the s. s. White
Dental Works Is built by that con-
Germ. John Swade and II. Latourette
are doing the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-28
ToTTEEVILLE

Mrs. John Furman, of New Brigh-
ton. was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
II. Monroe. Of Bentley street, yester-
day.
George Stiles is home from trip to
Boston, on the Lehigh Valley tug,
Perth Amboy.
Sergeant Charles Liebold is back
to duty after four days leave of alb
sence on the death of his father.
Miss Martha Fountain, of Hopping
avenue, has been visiting relatives in
Detroit, Mich.
superintendent Charles Kohler, of
the Rapid Transit ferry, is spending q
few days in Plainfeld.
Pliny e. Davis, of Brighton avenue,
who had his eyes badly burned with
lime some time ago. is recovering.
Richmond Rebekah Lodge, Odd
Fellows, held a social session follow
ing their meeting last night in Odd
Fellows hall. Games and music were
enjoyed and refreshments were serv-
ed.
Mrs. Louis Benish, of Annadae. was
the guest of Mrs. w. J. Hayes yester-
day.
James Copeland was home from
New Brunswick last night.
Fireman Ezekiel Nance, of the
ferry boat Perth Amboy. had his day
off yesterday.
United Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, met
last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-28
STATEN ISLAND
DAVID COHEN IS
new PRINCIPAL
Great Kills School Principal at
Head Of TottenviIIe Even
ing Trade School.
Special to tho EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS
Tottenville, Sept. 2S:-It will be Of
great interest to know that I. David
Cohen has been selected by the Board
of Education as the principal of the
Tottenviile Evening Trade School.
Mr.. Cohen is a Staten Islander and
his administration of the. Evening
Trade School should have the hearty
support of every inhabitant of Totem
Vile. He comes to the Tottenyille
Evening Trade School with a ripe ex-
perience as an executive of several of
the largest evening schools in this
city Not only has he proven his
abilities in this direction but he is
also the principal of the Great Kills
Public School
A graduate of the schools of this
city, I. David Cohen received the de-
gree of ABB. with honor from the Col
lege of the City of New York, and the
degree of LIB. from the New York
Law School. He has also pursued
courses under the most prominent
educators of this country at New
York University, Columbia University
and Dartmouth College. Realizing
the needs Of these on the trades, Mr..
Cohen has made a deep scientific
study of vocational education and vo-
cational guidance, having made sew
eraI original investigations and ex-
periments In these fields. 1t will
therefore be seen that Mr.. Cohen is
not only fully equipped to manage
the Evening Trade School but is also
able TO assist all students with advice
as to the choice of a career.
1t rests with the people of Totten-
Vile to show their local civic pride in
this valuable institution, to support a
Staten Islander and Staten Island
school. to come out in numbers and
make use Of this splendid opportunity
to Improve the hours Of leisure by
pursuing studies which will greatly
add to their efficiency
Let all men and women of Totten-
tenville Evening Trade School any
evening this week. The principal will
be glad to show visitors through the
building that they may see the equip
ment and the classes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-28
WOODBRIDGE CHURCH GIRLS
AT PLEASING SESSION

Woodbridge, Sept 2s--The Girls
Club of the Congregational church,
held their first meeting of the season
at the home of Miss Sophie X. john
son on Wednesday afternoon. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year. Miss Rae Osborn,
president; Mrs. 4. II. Strylxer. vice
president; Mrs. Ernest Moffet, secre-
tary, and Miss Alice Pender. treas
urer. A very pleasant meeting was
held and several plans were discussed
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-28
FINED SIS FOR SPEEDING
IN SOUTH AMBOY STREET
speoial 70 the EVENING NEWS

South Amboy, Sept. 2S-John Dor
sitt, while working on the Main street
sewer September 81, was run down
by an automobile driven by John
Trial was brought to trial In the po-
lice court for violation of the motor
vehicle act for excessive speeding.
The witnesses for the complainant
were the complainant, Carl Hulse,
John Kenny, Thomas Leonard and
Robert Godfree, whose testimony
showed that defendant exceeded the
rate of fifteen miles per hour and also
failed to sound an alarm. Trial went
on the witness stand in his own de-
fense; also John Erford gave testi-
timony for defendant. Lawyer Leo
Coakley represented the complainant
and Lawyer Walter Kelley, of Perth
Amboy, presented defendants side of
the case. Judge Birmingham imposed
fine of 925.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-28

Trenton, Sept. 28-"While am a
woman, am not curious, and I came
here for health knowledge and not to
be criticised" declared DR.. Margaret
Mace, health officer of North Wild
wood, while being questioned by mem
bers of the State Board of Health yes
terday at the continuation of the probe
into the infantile paralysis cases in
Wildwood and North Wildwood
DIR. Mace made this reply when
asked why she had not made an ex-
animation OF a certain case in North
wildwood, added that she had acted
as she did out of professional courtesy
to DR. N. A. Cohen, health officer OF
wildwood. who. she stated, told her
the patient IN question was suffering g
from rheumatism.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-28
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