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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-10
BUYS CLEANING
ESTABLISHMENT.

S. K. Evan, stenographer at the Of
flee of Morningstar and Mitchell, has
purchased the cleaning and pressing
and dyeing business formerly carried
block, and will operate it in the, flu
ture under the name of the Ward
robe" Among his specialties will
be glove cleaning and hat blocking.
He guarantees satisfaction and ex-
poets to operate his business in an up
to-date manner. Persons having
work for him should call Phone ~
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-10
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.

The proposed sewer ordnance was
discussed Informally at a meeting Of
the city council held Monday evening
No action was taken, however, owing
to the absence of City Attorney Morn
ingstar from Lordsburg. 1t is expect
in the near future when the ordinance
will be taken up and passed
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-10
NEW HOUSE FOR HAYDEN.

A new bungalow will be erected in
the near future by Chas. Hayden, 10
cal auto man of Lordsburg. He eX.
poets to build house with all up-to-
date features of the latest Mission de-
sign. 1t will be of adobe and will cost
about $1,700. Jack Heather will have
the contract Mr.. Hayden has not de
cided upon a location yet, but as soon
as he does the work will be started.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-10
Southern Grant Men In First Call
No Exemption Board AT LOrdsbug
Local Men Forced To Silver City

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The Grant board will Lordburg
announced and all southern Grant regstpn be examined
Silver City file claims of
codng to phone to the Western Liberal Wednesday
ing by E. b. Venabe chairman of the board
The summoned will of 90 beginning Monday
August 13.
total of 45S will be summoned in the first call to
cOuntys of 21S believed
number will sufficient
from 1000 to 1900 of exemptions and elimination the
physically unfit
The Westakes
Yankee the o'clock
named Each which
summoned by checking the appended list the ass
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-10
BANK MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting of the
directors of the First National bank
of Lordsburg was held Tuesday. Only
routine bu iiness was transacted.
Those from outside present included
Mr.. J. T. McCabe, El Paso, president;
and j. p. Mansfield, Stems.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-10
SEND CAR For GASOLINE.

A gasoline famine" struck the city
Sunday, and while not as important
as a flood famine" nevertheless
threatened to produce acute suffering
among Lordsburg auto fans. The
Borderland garage management how
ever, came to the rescue, and Monday
dispatched a truck to Deming for a
supply of the motor fuel, relieving the
local shortage.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-10
WESTERN LIBERAL WILL
FURNISH YOUR NUMBER.

9 On account Of the lack of space
: The Western Liberal is unable
8 to finish up the list of draft and
: serial numbers for all the men in
. Southern Grant. Names and
. numbers of the men in the first
. five hundred to be called were
: printed two weeks ago, and last
Z: week the draft and serial num-
; hers of the local men in the iirst
!: 5000 numbers drawn were given.
> II had been intended To print the
!: craft and serial nuL.Sers of an
4" in Southern Grant with draft
i: number f-orl 5000 to 10000 tbs e
= w-ok tUt lack Of space forbede.
. However, if anyone who has not
I. yet learned his number, serial
I: of draft, will either call at the Z
> Western Liberal office or write,
{: the information will be carefully
t: furnished.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-10

hurE.
1905 Parker, Writ, David, Jr., Hachita.
To Report August 20.
1886 Perez Jesus Valedon.
I97 Edwards, George r., Rodeo,
i779 Parker, John Francis, Steeplerock
2@d Gavin, ollie A.. Rodeo.
coll Gwartney Ralph, Valedon,
652 Beavers. Benjamin Scott. Duncan,
I3s BTant, George r.; Hatchita
23la Malone, Edward L., Lordsburg.
To Report August -.
513 DeGraftenricd. Roy r.. Lordsburg.
3iil Lacy, jesse Alexander. Animas.
$500 hin, Robert Trice, Valodon.
2iSi Nasquez. Pablo, Naledon
352s Robertson otis n. Walnut Wells.
1904 Niederkorn Michael Edward Vale
don
1859 Hin. Robert Gcpson. Lordsburg.
2322 Martinez, Elfido Frank, Lordsburg
To Report August -.
"lO7 Madeline. Adrian, HaChita
552 Biersach, George Arthur. Naledon
3273 Harrison. Zack Cope. Animas.
2i3s Lopez Jesus, Lordsburg.
3O73 Mead Harold w c. Iordsburg
$3.50 Stanley, Bert Leonard Lordsburg
To Report August -.
2132 Moreno. Pedro Valedon.
niS Filpo. Ben. Nalcdou.
zoos Garcia. Jose Nalcdon.
3g97 Gyhord. Herman r.. Hachita.
POO Miller. john g.. Rodco.
352a Reyes. MARCEL, LOrdsburg.
10 Avery. John e.. Hatchitd
H05 Graves. Richard a.. Redrock.
3n0g Egpinosa. Angelo. Lordsburg.
3i7S Nalasautes. FrCdTeco. Naledon.
1891 Gonzales. Salvador. Cloverdale.
ij2 Dunuegan. John, Hachita.
To Report August 20.
2il7 Letherman William r.. IIachita.
2l55 Martinez. Marcelino, Nalcdou.
500 Blackwell, Milton sylvester. vale.
dale.
iGti Mcfarland. Jack T.. uachita.
51i Bustameute. Andres. Nalcdon.
2SSi Rcntcria, Bernardino. NaledOn.
2SSb Radford Talmage Benjamin,
IordShuTE.
1870 Sims Willie Wade. walnut Wells
To Report August ~.
275S Olivds Andres. LordsburE.
33i2 Hernandez. Rito. Naledon
i4l7 Wheeler. Charles william. Lords
hurE
2i3i baltimore, william. Stccplcrock
lGO AEuilar Luis. Steeplerock.
$685. Sanchez. Juan. StCius.
792 Eller. Edward Joseph, Ilachita
53ll Hicks. James A., liachita
2l2S Morales, Ramon, Naledou.
Autrcy. Williams Bird. ClOverdRle.
1850 GalaViz. Miguel. Naledon,
1865 Lewis. RObt. Tee. Separ.
l7t4 Payne Earl curtis. StCcpleroCk.
2225 Murphy Charles, IlaChita.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03
TOI1EHaV1lLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Cole enter
tained over the week end Miss Ida
Bernstein. of Brooklyn.
Conductor Harry Williams with
Gould ]. Jennings have gone to Old
Point Comfort for a week.
Mrs. Lyna Dorsey has returned
home after the winter months with
her daughter. Mrs Graham Christo-
pher at indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Alschuler had
their parents as guests yesterday, Mrs,
Rebecca Lipman and Mrs. Samuel AL
echuie, and the formers daughter
Yetta Lipman Of Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Brown
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Slaight. of Metuchen.
Miss Anna Arndt, twenty-five years
old. Of Kreischer street and Winant
avenue. Kreischerville. was taken last
night to the City Farm Colony for OBJ
'servation as to her sanity.
The third degree will be conferred
on Z candidate by Richmond Lodge
No. 80. Kniphts of Pythias. tonight at
X, Of p. hall.
A rehearsal of the Yataghan CIub
Tor the two plays to be given shortly
was held last night at the parochial
school assembly hall.
business meeting Of the Woman's
christian Temperance Union will be
held at the home of Mrs. Famblet Of
Elliott avenue tomorrow afternoon.
Tottenville band held a rehearsal
last night at the Masonic hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03
SElVlREN

Mrs. F. H. Turner spent saturda,
with her mother at Valley Stream.
MRS. L. Price of New York spent thf
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. w. IT
Demarest
q. w. Christie is reported as recov.
ering from blood poisoning.
Miss Olive Turner spent Saturday
with Mrs. Trayo In Brooklyn.
Mr., and Mrs. Louis Neuberg enter
tanned In honor of Mr.. Neuberg's birth
day at the New Packer House one
evening last week.
Alfred Mason Is suffering from a
sprained ankle
Mrs. r. r. Ballard spent the week
enc In town. =
Miss Rita Demarest is ut home Tor
the Easter holidays
Miss Rebecca Turner has recovered
from her recent Illness and has return :.
ed to her studies. y
Wesley Hall has passed his military
examinations successfully and Is with.
the Second Regiment.
The service Of the Cross will be Oh
served at Trinity church Good Friday
from / 2 to O'clock.
Mrs. Harry Van Iderstein wna nn
out Of town visitor Saturday.
eeWaren Wae WelI Represented II fhe
HeQ Grp~ u1Nqtln3 J0ot n1xh&
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03
PLEASANT PLAINS

John Benning returned homo Sum
day after several weeks visit with his
uncle. William Mathes. of Chicago.
Eugene Dixon, Of New Brunswick,
visited relatives here on Sunday.
Joseph Piazzi Is home from a buyi-
ness trip to Buffalo.
Mrs. Walter Chadwick, of Prince
Bay. visited in Totenville yesterday.
George Smith was here from West
New Brighton yesterday.
Thomas Morris was home from
New Brunswick over the weekend.
Mrs. Walter Wood visited in Perth
Amboy yesterday
Mrs. J. Christie, of Sewaren, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M. f.
Humphrey.
Edgar Shaw, Of Brooklyn, has re-
turned home after visit in Hugue-
not.
Mrs George A. HUFF has been visit
ing in Brooklyn.
Special Passion Week services will
be held tomorrow night at st. Marks
church.
The lecture was fairly well attend
ed at the Rossville school last night,
A meeting of u. 8. Grant Council.
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. was held last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03
ROOSEVELT C0UNCIlMEN
CONFER WITH FREEHOLDERS

Roosevelt, April s--Mayor Joseph
A. Hermann and members of the
Roosevelt Borough Council were in
committee session with the Board of
Freeholders at New Brunswick yes
terday afternoon relative to the pro-
posed extension of Improvement along
Railway avenue. As had previously
been agreed upon at council sessions
here, the delegation asked thax the
freeholders continue the Railway ave.
nue. payment from the Carteret section
proper to the borough line, so as to
afford the borough a thoroughly i'm
proved and serviceable artery into the
town proper, as 1t has in Woodbridge
avenue. The freeholders took the
subject under advisement and showed
indications of going ahead with it.
They referred 1t to the county engi-
neer with instructions to proceed with
specifications for the Improvement.
Because of his joint conference be-
tween the councilmen and freehold
ers there was no meeting of the coun-
ell last night. as scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL BOARD
REORGANlzED LAST NIGHT

Roosevelt, April S.-The new Roose-
welt Board OF Education met and or
ganized last night. Edward ]. He'll
was again elected president and p. ].
Coughlin was reelected as vice pres
ident Just previous to the election the
old board sat. The new board was later
declared in convention and the organ
ization was effected. Jacob Levenson.
the new member of the board. took
his seat He together with Commis-
sioners Frank Born and Charles H
Morris, who were reelected at the re-
cent school election, filed certificates of
election. The formation Of commit
tees OF the new board will be an
nounced later.
The board received q communication
from Mayor Joseph Hermann request
ing permission for use of one Of the
school auditoriums for meetings of the
Roosevelt Home Defense League.
Commissioner Frank Born accordingly
introduced O resolution granting the
use of school auditorium and offering
the mayor and his defense workers
every assistance in the honorable pro-
ject, which was adopted unanimously.
A report Of the supervising principal
n recent percentage marks was receiv-
ed and ordered spread onFthe minutes.
The board will meet again In regular
session next Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03

NSt tvvo weeks gradually working IN
20 this new system, under which the
pese book will now be q thing Of the
Mrs. 0eoerxs shults win enterta,r
tne members OF the Woman's Mis-
gonary Society at her home fHls
tuesday afternoon at 2:a0.
William H. Brooks. secretary of the
emclal board of the Presbyterian
nual meeting of the Congregation of
tnc church to be held on Tuesday
night, April 10th, at o'clock. The
election OF three trustees { osucceed
terms expiring for three and the hear
ms the reports of the societies ana
Ctner business that may come before
George Cottrell. of Freehold, moved
yesterday to the apartments over the
Ernest Bennett store at Lower James.
burg.
Mrs. Hallam Koons, Ia spending
some time in New York city, a guest
OF her parents.
Mrs. A. e. Van Cleaf, who has been
g !uest OF her niece. Mrs Jennie Hem
erickson. at Imlaystown for several
weeks, returned home on Saturday.
frank jennings, member of the
January grand Jury. went to New
York city yesterday to purchase The
present to be presented to the fore
man at the banquet to be rendered at
Sne New Packer House on the eth.
MRS. Cornelius Mount is visiting her
1rother. Charles Reid, at Long
Branch.
Walter Graham has purchased from
Sne THOMAS garage an automobile
Peter LaPlace, OF Hooker street
has completed the addition to his
nome that will add several mora
rooms to the rear OF the property.
A. the First Baptist church on sun
10y morning the Lords Supper was
congregation taking part.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03

! numbers Refre6hments WiI e}so h,
served. Ten cents Will be the charge
everyone IL welcome. Thursday nigh
VIII De the regular mid-week praye,
serv.ce. Ine lesson for the evening viii
T1 aouno IN the fourth chapter OF
ON next Sunday morning the pastor
VIII preach on the subject, "The Emptv
LonaD. In the evening will be held
,ne song service. entitled. Love Tri-
On Sunday evening Rev. Bowen
Bruere. pastor Of the M. e. church.
preacned from the parable OF Jesus
US. found in Luke 16:I9-s1. In sub
stance he said: The rich man had all
the comforts that this world afforded
put Lazarus, poor and Ill, depending
on charity, after all. possessed some-
thing which the rich man lacked.
namely, the "Sun OF Righteousness';
written within his heart. The dav
came to both Of them which will come
20 all OF us-that OF death. Jesus said
that Lazarus. the beggar. died and
was carried by an angel into Abraham,s
nosom-which is a symbol of heaven;
tnat the rich man also died and was
buried. In hell he lifted up his eyes.
being In torment, and seeth Abraham
afar on and Lazarus in his bosom.
cried out, Father Abraham, have
mercy on me; send Lazarus, that he
may dip the tip of his finger in water,
ana cool my tongue, for am torment
ed IN this flame" There Is a great gulf
nxed and no one passeth over it. What
Is nell and where do we learn about it I?
In the word of God, the Bible. we
learn that hell was prepared for Satan
ana his angels; and also that the wick
ed shall be turned into hell and all the
nations that forget God; Psalm, s;17.
600 shows his love in patiently calling |
and pleading with souls to turn to him
and live. No one can say, conscient-
iously. that the fault is Gods II a soul |
Is lost In torment. 1t would simply be |
MS own fault In rejecting Gods mercy /
and not accepting His plan Of salvation. |
Jesus Christ, himself, prophesied of the
Judgment when 1t would be too late to |
enter heaven.
The regular weekly prayer service OF
the M. e. church will be held in the
church on Saturday evening at Tan
O'Clock. This will be followed by a
meeting of the official board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Gordon were
visiting relatives in town over the
week end.
Mrs Charles HiIlyer and Miss Mil
dred e. Stryker were visiting friendsI
In Brooklyn from Friday till Sunday.
harold Meets has a new automobile
of the runabout type.
Joseph Crandall was home over Sun
lay from his studies at the Rider Bus
ness College at Trenton.
Mrs. John Patterson Of Perth Am
BOY was visiting her parents here sun
lay
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Grace ana sons.
md Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Magee OF
south Amboy came up by automobile
yIIndau fap q xyio{
lere.
Tony Simonetts Of New York. a.
Qrmer resident Of town, was meeting
Ia acquaintaIices here Sunday.
Benjamin Long had business in Newt
rk Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03
PARCEL pOS1
SOCIAL HELD YESTERDAY
EDecsaI d the EVENING NEWS


Tottenvilie, April s:-A parcel post
social took the place of the regular
meeting and program of the Phile-
mon Literary and Historical Society
yesterday afternoon in the lecture
room of St. Paul's church. The So
cial was decided success and the
sum of $3.50 was realized from the
affair. Mrs. William r.. Porter gave
the current events which was follow
ed by q discussion by several of the
members on the Preparedness and
National League organization, Mrs.
Benjamin Williams, Miss Elsa e.
Evans and Mrs. J. T. Hopping taking
part.
Miss Laura Yetman gave a report
of the meeting last Friday OF the
National League that she attended.
Kenneth Fisher gave several selec-
tions on the banjo. Ice cream was
sold in connection with the affair.
It was announced that a branch of
the National League would be started
here shortly. The room was decorat-
ed with American flags and flowers
Those In charge OF the arrangem ents
included Miss Anna VanName, chair
man; Mrs. M. c. Quimby, Mrs. John
T. Hopping. Mrs. F. l.. Hadkins, Miss
Emma Herrel and Mrs. Ira J. Hor-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03
LANFATHER AND SON BANQUET
At CHURCH IN ROOSEVELT
sDsotal % tns EvBNINo Nswa

spscfal 20 the EvBNING NEwA
Roosevelt. April s.-The father and
son banquet TO be held In the First
Presbyterian church here Sunday even-
ing. April IA. Is being looked forward
to with enthusiasm. Elaborate plans
have been made for the event. and In
dications point to a decided success of
the undertaking.
The purpose Is to bring father and
son together for increased cooperation
and for q better understanding
Chruchee of the borough have united
with the Y. M. G. A. here for the event.
Every boy who attends must be accom-
panied by his father or adult male
relative or friend, and every man who
goes must be accompanied by his son
or some other boy. Men wishing to at
tend not having boys to accompany
them can be accommodated by apply
ing at the Y. M. c. A.
The banquet will begin at o'clock.
John T. Sproul. president of the Coal
and Iron National Bank of New York.
and former Judge Adrian Lyon. of
Perth Amboy. will be the speakers. A
male chorus of fathers and sons will
sing and other vocal selections will be
rendered by mothers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE TO
START INDUSTRIAL BUREAU

Tottenville, April 3.-The movement
organized by the Staten Island Cham
Der of Commerce for the establishment
of an industrial bureau to look after
the interests of the manufacturers OF
Staten Island has been so successful
that almost every local manufacturer
has made application for membership
of the bureau. For the purpose of
formulating plans the directors of the
chamber have arranged for lunch
con to the manufacturers to be held
at Hugot's hotel. st. George, this after
noon. The luncheon it is expected will
be largely attended, as 1t marks the
beginning of new era in the history
of the manufacturing interests on the
island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03
CAN'T BEAT "T|z'
WHEN FEET HURT
"Tiz" for Sore, Tired, Puffed-
up, Aching, CaIloused
Feet or C0rns.

You can be happy-footed In . mo-
ment Use '"riz" and never suffer with
len, tired. smelly feet. :Tis' ana only
"Tix" takes the pain and soreness out
Of corns. callouses and bunions.
A. soon ~ you put your feet In .
soaking In. How Rood your poor old
feet feel. They want to dance for Joy.
"Tiz" 10 grand. "riz" instantly draws
out all the poisonous exs.dations which
hamed. aching. swsaty. smelly feet.
Get = 3S-cent box Of "Tts'' 1t any
drug store or department store. Get
fersrs who complain. because your
eoet are never never goinG TO bother
= nekA xeu limp sny nssss-7AAv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03
SOUTH IMBCY

Judging from the display Of +hs
national nag In this city our citis
xens are very patriotic. Old Giorv
was much In evidence ON Broadway
ana second street was a mass In the
| oispiay OF our national emblem. Ruf
what IL the matter at the Citv' Haii iii,
The nag pole at that place was a.
pare as the masts Of 4 ship during q
heavy storm. The only evidence ~
the Stars and Stripes to be found in
mat vicinity yesterday were the two
nags placed by Judge Birmineha a m
IN the police court Just over his desk.
5000 Tor you. Judge, 1t tells YOU are
one OF the millions to uphold the nag
Mrs. Disbrow johnson was a Mete.
wan visitor yesterday afternoon.
MISS May Locker was a city visitor
yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. e. shinn. who
nave been spending some tina with
friends In this city. returned to their
nome IN Eatontown. N. j.. yesterday
Mrs. Samuel Locker was v,s,tor
at the city yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Kerns, of South R,var
was local visitor yesterday.
). y. Jones, of Stevens avenue. wa.
an out-of-town visitor yesterday az
=: ~. harrington, of Jacksonyille
Madison Township. was a local yisi.
Mrs. l.. Green, of Stevens avenue
spent yesterday afternoon out OF
MT. and Mrs. Charles Roddv vera
Perth Amboy visitors last night.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lloyd Wortlev snent
yesterday afternoon in Perth Anhou
hev s. Tiiton was visitor st
Trenton yesterday. ~
Mrs. Edward Bloodgood was a
rertn Amboy visitor yesterday after
Frank Lambertson. OF clinwooa
was q South Amboy visitor yesterSor
morning, '1oay
Miss Maggie Ginter was an out-of-
town visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Howard Hardy was q Perth
Amboy visitor yesterday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03

FREnElU

Miss Ethel Dore, OF Englishtown.
spent Saturday with Miss Mae
Thompson.
Mrs. 9. Price was a Red Bank Wis
itor recently
Arthur zieglar was an out-of-town
visitor Sunday. IA
Mr.. and Mrs. Coiot were Keyport
visitors Saturday. :
Mrs. Edward Maerath was 4 Mats.
wan visitor Saturday.
tor Monday. 7ss
William Hornsby Wa I Matawan
visitor Sunday. -
4ra Harold zIeG1ar Wa 1 xSyport
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03

Captain lis corpa of
officers, are 1usf . In rounding
mp the members. An emergency call
is expected now at any time for the
members Of the league to take the
place of the policemen should they
be called to do duty at any one case
should 1t be necessary. Nearly every
member has been equipped with stick,
whistle and brassard for duty. An
other lot has been received at the
station house for those new members
who Joined recently New members
are Joining every day and 1t is ex-
pected that the ranks will be swelled
70 more than hundred for active
duty
Walter w. Price. of Emerson Hill,
has been named by Police Commis-
sioner Woods to take charge of the
league on Staten Island. Mr.. Price Is
also chairman of Richmond Borough
Executive Committee of the Loyalty
Declaration Committee. He will prob
ably be at the meeting tomorrow
night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03

I3ing to their failure to pass
the local option bill recently before
the house.
The Rev. w. J. B. Edgar. pastor OF
the Presbyterian church at the Sum-
day service delivered very telling
sermon on the topic: Bring An Offer
ing" The prevailing campaign that
Is In process as to the Every Member
Canvass was the motive OF the talk.
why men do not come to church" is
very amusing said the preacher. EFF
you could but collect the excuses that
many persons will give why they fail
to protect their religious being is very
amusing. Some blame the minister
and Justly. Some have no time owing
to the anxiety to read the Sunday
papers. and many other lame excuses
that are worn out. But the real
Christian will not join church Just
to improve his social position or to
gain business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03
OWNER OF STOLEN HORSE IS
FOUND; MEN ARE HELD
1zsesaI to the ErENTNa NEWS.

Tottenville. April s--An owner has
been found for the horse and rig,
which was found in the possession Of
Dominick Papitino and Tony Good
man at the st. George ferry two
weeks ago. The owner. Anthony
Makowski. of Long Island, has iden-
tined the rig as the one stolen from
him on Saturday. March II. AS soon
g Goodmani, who was taken to the
Staten Island hospital after he was
ehot by Detective Graham In an at
tempt to escape. is discharged from
the hospital. he and Papitino will be
tried In Nassau county. The latter
has been In the county jail at Rich
mond ever since his arrest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-03
without Petals.

Many snowy flowers have no petals,
but their places are taken by the So
pals, as in the case Of the lily and the
tulip. Some flowers, 90 called. have
neither that are snowy. but the bright
colored parts are merely floral bracts.
Bousainvilleas. poinsettias, and dog
woods are examples, also the milk
white spathe of the calls.