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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
NOTED Resident GONE
James Martin Well known I'm James
burg Section Died Monday
By Special Correspondent.

burg Section Died Monday
BIZ Special Correspondent.
JAMESBURG, July s:-James
Martin. ~eighty-seven years old. one
ton of the county for the past half
century, died at his home here Mon
day morning following an Illness OF
a year. Death was due to a cancer
on the arm.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The in
terment will be in tho family plot in
Old Tennent burial ground at the con-
v~enience OF the family.
Mr.. Martin is survived by a wife
and four children. George Martin, a
son, and Mrs. Cora Jolly. of James
burg; Mrs. Amanda Danser, of Wind
sor; Mrs. Samuel Marsh. of New York
City. Fourteen grandchildren also
survive.
Mr.. Martin served his country with
honor in the Civil War for three
years. He enlisted I'm Company X,
Fifth New Jersey Volunteers, at Free
hold August 5. 1861. and served as a
musician In General Hooker's regi-
ment. He saw much service in many
of the. important battles of the war
ana vas never wounded. He received
his honorable discharge on September
Z. 1864. II was while in the service
that Private Martin developed a tai
ent as an entertainer and on his dis
charge from the service he became
identified with the late Tony Pas
tor. for many years one OF the lead
Ing Ministries of the day. Later he
travelled with well known companies
and took the part of a buxom South
ern lady of color with great success.
His last appearance was with the
Martin g. Vanderveer MINISTRIES. hav-
H. T..-AANI -
During his off seasons on the stage
he Travelled extensively with orches-
tras playing at dances throughout
the country districts. He was identi-
fled with the late Henry Faikenburg.
of Burlington. m Joseph Kuby and
later with Albert s. Owens. OF James
burg. No dances of the past quarter
century were complete unless Uncle"
James Martin headed the orchestra
and his Ass violin was a welcome
sight for the merry crowd.
Mr.. Martin has resided at James
burg on and on since the Civil War.
His las residence dates back for six
teen years and during hts later years
he followed the trade OF painter and
n exceiled as a skilled
mechanic. He was also a dyed-in-
the-HOol angler and II was only the
present season that he has failed to
spend some part OF the day on the
Jamesburg lake at his fayorite sport.
He was married twice. His first
wife was a Miss Sara Nevil. who has
been dead thirty-six years. His sec
ORd wife. whom he married two years
after the death OF HIS first wife. stu
He vas a descendant OF a
fighting family. Two brothers gave
up their lives In the Civil War and
his father was a member OF the fam
Gus C-amerOnians. a Scottish regiment
that made history IN his native land.
Probably no man was better known
than Mr.. Martin IN this section OF the
state and IL vas his genial disposition
that attracted many close friends who
the terrible strife through which sod
diers OF the Civil Wal went uncom-
plainingiy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
GUESTS
EXCITE INTEREST
By Special Correspondent.

BY Special correspondent.
TRENTON. July S:-Political OBJ
servers here today were DISCUSSING
with interest the dinner guests or
Governor Edge last evening at Sea
Girt. The makeup of the party was
of such a character, 1t was pointed
out, to dissipate stories which have
been current recently to the effect
that there are rival senatorial ambi-
tons and booms of Republicans
which might Jeopardize h chances
of the governor in the Republican
primaries.
Mr.. Edge had as his guests last
evening Vice Chancellor and Mrs.
Vivian NJ. Lewis. of Passaic county:
former Governor Edward c. Stokes.
of Trenton; State Charities Commits
sioner Burdette G.. Lewis n Mrs.
Lewis, and State Comptroller and
Mrs. Newton A. X. Bugbee, of Mercer
county. With the exception of Mr..
Lewis. the other guests have been
recently mentioned in political stories
in as more or less antag-
onistic to the governor. Their pres
ence as his guests is taken as a Bignf-
hcant incident which apparently dis
pels the rumors
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
JAMESBURG TO 60 AHEAD
Win PURCHASE OF PARK
Council Takes Action to Issue Bonds
For Purchase of Land From
Buckelew Estate.


JAMESBURG. July s-With just a
quorum Of three members of the
common council present at the July
meeting much business was accom-
plished. Those who responded to their
names were: Mayor Patten, Council
men Hausser, Hickman, Rogers and
Clerk Brooks.
The first business was the reading
of q communication from the d
sex County Board of Taxation who
urged the council to take action on
twins the assessor an Increase In sal
airy to the amount of fifty per cent OF
the amount received, owing TO the
double assessment that is to be made
under the new Law. 1t was thought
best to defer this action until q run
board was present and 1t was so voted.
The following bills were ordered
paid: County Board of Elections, $50;
New York Telephone Company, S1.1Oi
Harry Emmons, repairs to the fire
alarm system, $3.50; Jamesburg Elec-
trio Company. $160.S9: Freehold
Transcript, $3.50; Perth Amboy Even
ing News, sass; Gustav Ffllhower,
meals for prisoners. $1.25; William III.
Brooks, money advanced for street ac-
sount, S18.75.
To meet these bills the mayor and
llerk were authorized to place a note
IN the bank in anticipation of taxes
for $500.
Mayor Patten reported that the gut
ters on the borough hall were In bad
condition and that the water over
flowing into the yard of Hazen Witty,
was very d~ispleasing to that gentle
man as the water carried much sand
on his premises. This matter has
come before the council for some
years now and the low condition OF the
adjoining property has much to do
with the conditions as they exist. The
matter was placed In the hands or
the hall committee.
A resolution was adopted at the sug-
gestion OF the local collector author
izing the legalizing OF the charges that
are to be made for the collection of
delinquent taxes In the future legisla-
ton. The resolution was adopted
without comment.
AS no report had been made at the
action Of the council In the purchase
of the land In Triangle Park from the
Buckelew estate after public notice
had been given, the council passed a
resolution giving the mayor and clerk
the power to go ahead and put the
proposed bonds on the market for
public purchase. The resolution was
offered by Councilman Hausser and
seconded by Mr.. Rogers.
The light committee made a report
that the Eastern Foundry Company
were not particular where the new
light was placed in front of their
property. but that it would be most
effective if placed In front of h pile
of iron that may tempt thieves to cart
away IL no light was nesr the iron.
There is a light already a few feet
to the south Of this corner OF Frank
lin street and Stevens street as IL was
a very dangerous corner TOT travelling
autos.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
VOTES To help
WAR MEMBERS


Thor Lodge No. 46. Dautsn Broth
erhood. IN session last night at WASH
ington hall, by unanimous vote of the
members present passed the referen-
dun of the grand lodge of the order
which. IL passed py a majority of the
lodges throughout the United States.
will place the care of men in war SER
vice belonging to the order, up to the
grand lodge. Thor Lodge has twenty
of Its members in service n has
been carrying them along on its roll
without dues or assessments. There
are a number Of other lodges that
have been doing the same while those
that have no members at all in the
service have been fighting against
these members on the roll.
The matter is now up before The
various subordinate lodges for a vote
on the referendum. which would allow
the grand lodge to pay up to the
amount of $4,000 to those In III SER
vice. When hat is gone the referen-
DUN proposes that cach member
throughout the United States be as
sessed ten cents to make up the def
cheney.
The meeting last night was one OF
the largest held by the lodge in some
time, a special call having been sent
out for the members to attend. The
installation of officers took place at
this time with Senior Past President
William ~Zangenberg acting ne the In
stalling officer. The new officers are
as follows:
President. Chris Hansen; vice pres
ident, Eskild Tjornelund; past presi-
dent, Paul S. Jessen; trustee. Jorgen
Fredericksen; conductor. ole N. OLE
sen: inner guard, Martin Thompson;
outer guard. Paul Petersen. hall COM
mittee, Peter X. Petersen and Ole N.
Olesen. Paul s.. lessen and Viggo Pc
tersen are members of the Fourth OF
July committee, and Andrew A. r.
Overgaard is a member of the general
committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
WANT
BIC GUARANTEES

BUENos AIRES. July s-Uruguay
has declared herself for the cause Of
the Allies and has broken diplomatic
relations with Germany, yet she has
made an arrangement with Great
Britain and France which compares
unfavorably with the n these coun
tries made with Argentina.
Uruguay's contract calls for solid
guarantees. The original plan was
that the governments of England and
France should deposit in escrow
bonds of the Uruguayan public debt
and other securities of Uruguay. But
II was found out later that the great
er proportion Of these bonds had
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
State Hospital Medical Staff
May Resign Due to Change
lu speolaI correspondent.

bV DVcGt0t ffcoPSHNS"e
TRENTON. July st was learned
here today hat the entire medic
stan at the Trenton State Hospit
for the Insane has threatened TO re-
sigh unless there is a Encouragement
of the plan just announced under the
new charities system, which makes a
'layman the executive head of the in
stitution in preference to a medical
chief.
The newly created board of man.
ayers which took office Monday. Sc
Iected Samuel T. Atchley. for ten years
warden. as the executive head. DIR.
Henry T. Cotton. medical director for
the same period. has been retained In
that capacity but he and stah are SUBJ
ordinate to Atchley.
II Is understood that the medical
stan feels hat by reason of its spe-
cial training its department should
have charge of a hospital rather thai
an official who does not possess the
knowledge to treat patients. This Is
the first rupture that a occurred
under the reorganized system of char
tiles.
No personal feeling is involved in
the controversy. h medical stan con-
tending II is the principal OF manage
ment OF the hospital which they are
.contending for.
n Is understood hat Commissioner
OF Charities Lewis will confer with
the Representatives OF the board Of
managers next week on the ques-
ton.
Commissioner Lewis today an
nounced the appointment OF David l.
Kelly, OF East Orange. as chief OF
Division of Labor and Agriculture for
food and dtetstics I'm the recognized
Department of Charities and correc-
tons.
Calvin Derrick, OF East View. n. z.
was named director of education and
parole, and Joseph Thompson of Toms
River. director of inspection OF insti-
futionS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
MATAWAM CELEBRATION
Big Day Planned for Tomorrow in
the Borough
BIZ Specfag C-srrexpSrs5ens

OU GECtt0s SEEEHEJEN8o
MATAwAN. July s7Matawan viii
show Its Legally to the government
tomorrow in a way never before at
tempted. 1t Is impossible to state at
this time the exact number which
viii be in line in the parade, but from
what can be learned IL will consist of
many hundreds of marchers.
Following the parade. which viii
be the big feature in the celebration,
exercises viii be held on the high
school lawn. These will consist OF
community singing, lead by the COM
munity chorus. and addresses by
Sheriff Elmer II. Geran. Miss Ethel
Moore of Long Branch. Mayor Arris
b. Henderson and Councilman Frank
Howard Lloyd. Miss Moore Will
speak on the work of the Woman's
Home Defense League.
The parade Will consist OF delega-
tons from all the societies. lodges.
fire companies and organizations Of
the borough. A division has been
arranged for the fathers and mothers
who nave sons in the service and
these people win march side by side
in a separate delegation. Plans have
been arranged for the appearance In
the parade Of all the soldiers and
sailors from Matawan who II Is pos
sible to have return On this day. The
G.. A. r. will also be a feature in the
parade.
The different divisions have been
busy the past two or three weeks get
ting ready for the event and six floats
viii be seen in the line OF march.
The Polish and italian citizens will
have divisions. the Italian division
being lead by a band from Red Bank.
The parade committee has secured
the services Of the Cranbury band
and Is now working to secure an
other organization, making three
bands which will take part in the
celebration.
Following the parade. ice cream.
candy and other goodies will be for
sale by the Woman's Club for the
Red Cross.
The parade assemblies at the high
school In Broad street at 10 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03

that when my baby came the doctor
said he saw a women get along
any better than / did and | know Il
vas Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound that helped me.-Mrs.
ERNEST BEEBE. I4 Wyoming Ave.
WATERFOWL, N. Y.
Women who continuailyovertax their
strength until they get into such q
weakened condition should profit by
Mrs. Beebe's experiences and try this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
For special suggestions write LYDIA
Z. Pinkham Medicine Co. The result Of
is long ~experiencs is At your service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
FREhEAU

George Herman. Of Jersey City,
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herman.
Mrs. Anna Briggs and daughter MIL
dred were Mntawan visitors Saturday.
James A. Meagher. OF Pelham Bay.
spent Sunday with Miss Mae Thomp-
son.
John lockwood was a Keyport Wis
itor Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Ttce spent Monday az
ternoon n Freehold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
Three More Members for the
One Thousand Dollar Club

Three more members OF the One
Thousand Dollar War Savings Stamps
Club were reported today by Charles
ID. Snedeksr. chairman OF the commits
tee securing memberships. making a
total OF fifty-two individuals and con-
Germs which have pledged themselves
TO buy the government securities TO
the limit. Herman Ellis and Joseph
Slobodien were secured by A Axelrod
and the Thomas Iangan Lumber
Company through d.. p. Olmstead's
committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
PastIme In Wales.

Knitting was at one time a favoriie
pastime among male farm workers in
Wales. Fifty years ago shepherd
boys in Cardlganshire were supplied
with sufficient wool to provide them
selves with two pairs Of stockings.
Slxpence per pair was paid for stock
ings In excess Of this number.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
KEYPoRT JEWISH RELIEF


KEYPORT. July s-A- Saiz. senior
member OF the firm OF A Saiz &
Company. has been appointed chair
man OF the Jewish War Relief Fund
in the borough and an effort 10 raise
$4,000. which is Keyport's quota for
this fund. has been started. Already
about $500 has been subscribed and
this sum Is sure 20 grow as soon as
the soliciting committee begins its
work II. Rabinowitz. proprietor OF
the WeIlworth store. has been made
treasurer and b. Sheldon secretary.
The work Of soliciting was 10 ave
been started last week but WAS laid
over for the time being owing 20 the
war savings stamp drive which was
being conducted IN the borough, but
the matter win receive immediate at
tention. The quota Is 30 small that
undoubtedly " win be oyersubscribed
as the AUS Is a o worthy one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03

Was IN very poor
health. l suffered
from q female
weakness 30 l did
not have strength
enough to do my
" work and couiH
not stand on my
feet for any length
of time. Lydia Z.
Pinkhan's Vege-
Compound
corrected my
trouble and / i'm
mNnwad sr 10TH -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
DELAY THE AWARD
BIZ Special Correspondent.

bU SpcCFuE FtoFVWUN"
SOUTH AMBOY, July Owing to
the recent war savings stamp drive
the date set for the awarding of h
kitchen cabinet by E. s.. Mason e. Son
has been extended for two weeks and
viii not be awarded until July IT. The
cabinet was to have been awarded to-
morrow. The contest is being con-
Quoted. by f. s. Mason & Son for the
benefit Of the South Amboy Chapter
of the American Red Cross.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
ROOSEVELT

Patrick ]. Nolan has returned 20
Camp DIX after spending the week
end With his sister. Airs. n. b. Tere-
ney.
NfAliazn Nolan. 81 the u. 3 s Miss
oprt = zpsndlnE = lev days n torn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
This WOMAN
KNOWS
She Proved that Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable CON-
pound Does Help Suffer
ing Women

WATERFOWL, N. Y.-"Last sam when
L was expecting to become a mother I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
TO Heal Bed Sores
For S yezn phyzi1iaas and nurss
have neFer iOund anyfhing equal 10
Sykes cosHi0Ft Powder

One box proves ~ ex~frasrdinAEy healing
ppsrr Ar any skin -inGnmmxlina.
IS 1t tha NIn~l mmd u&her cn9u n1urs1
xIhe CoulDr feHdu c.. Boz1n. Has.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03

that the
Tho
found th1
cure UruE
make O d.
sterling to
an legatioi
right to e
guayan secA
A sfmiIaf
contract ms
France. tt
has Iikewts
bonds as
The result IS
will be called
uaI guarantees
Considering
Is one of the
seems that Arg
erous IN her M
with Great BrtS
out security
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-16

bill Gu care s'au facut nevazuti.
Fuga lor lea fnlesnit-o un anu
me Joseph Moran, un renumit
spargator de case de bani, care
batut un paznic de la lasat
fara constiinta si la luat cheile
liberind pc eel patru raufacatori
Tot ell adus ii fringhia pc care
acestia s'au coborit jos.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-16

facuta de G. M. ComSa, care e,
dupa cit stim, un vechiu socialist,
81 anume: ,,Al doilea punct tre-
bue sd fie modul de unificare a
provinciilor locuite de romini..." >"
La aceasta raspunde redactia
= notati bine redactia ,,Astep-
tarii' - urmatoarele:
,,Nu crede tovarasul Comsa ca
cele cuprinse in articolul dinsu-
lui de sub punctul al doilea pa
sagiul citat de moi N. R.), sunt
chestii carl nu au absOlut de a
face mimic Gu socialismul?''
Sc vede din aceste doua cita-
tie ca d-nul Comsa a fost pentru
unirea provinciilor locuite de ro-
mini, insa ,redactia" = afurisi-
ia de ,,redactie" la pus la re-
zon. Ce doare pc onorabila IRE
dactie" ca in Ungaria Rominii
sunt persecutati 81 siliti sa vor-
beasca limba pc care nu o iu-
beste 81 nu intelege = dar as
ia nu are face mimic Gu socia-
ismul, nu este asa stimabila IRE
dactie'.
Oar nu e numai att. Leadarul
socialistilor dupa ce vazut ca
afurisita ,,redactie" a dat Gu oil
stea in gard vine sa indrepte
te gresala, citam urmatoarele
din acknowledgement Cit prive-
ste de Rominia mare, Sc poate
sa fl trecut Gu vederea vre-O gre
sala a vre-Mui colabOrant al
nostru. ;" De cind meme draga
colaboreaza la d-tra ,,redactia"
Sc vede ca in prea mare aprO-
oiere trebue sd fie templul lui
'achus altfel nu intelegem G
asa de mare gOgOmanie.
Am cOmentat acest fapt nu Gu
intentia de a raspunde unor oa
meni ce an trecut de limitele i'm.
telegerei, ci pentru ca, au pre-
tentie ridicula ca Ell SUM- apostle
Iii adcvarului. Sc vede din cele
citate cine exprima adevarul
MOI ne multumim numai spu
ne ca: ,,Lauda de sine mirOasa"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-16
ARTICOLUL PATRU.

Sc site ca in tipografia noas-
ira sa executa suite de lucrari
zilnic. Atelierul nostru find a.
'ortat GU toate masinariile mo.
1erne are posibilitatea de face
,ri ce lucrare in eel mai scurt
imp, 81 mai ieftin ca acei ce fac
ucrarile prin tipografiilc stra-
me. De citeva luni, am avut ne
1umarate comenzi de Statute. Sc
'nfiinteaza societati pentru aju-
torul orfanilor ramasi in urma
razboiului. Aceste societati mai
intotdeauna sd limiteaza la CO.
muna asa ca fiecare comma
ISL are societatea Ell 81 fiecare so.
,ietate Isl are statutele Ell Nh
? aceasta partea curioasa, ci ca
racteristic G ca mai in toate sta.
tuele am aflat Articolul patru.
De ce oamenii acestia ce nu
sunt sub presiunea Uniunei =
dupa cum lie place la unii Sc III
ga - intrebuinteaza articOlul pa
tru? 'Prin intrebuintarea acestei
'egi Sc vede ca 81 poporul care
MI e in organizatia noastra, e
de parerea 81 aproaba articolul
Datru. Pentru ca de nu Lar a.
DrOba. de sigur Cd nu Lar fl vo.
tat ca sd fie pus 81 in statutele
lOr. Nu aceasta un vOt de buna
'onduita conducaorilor ce sa a.
ia in fruntea Uniunei?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-16
maruntisuTi.

Daca tara va deveni uscata,
atunci multi dintre eel ce s'au
registrat isl yor zice ca uu Sc
mai plateste Sc mai ceara scuti-
re din armata.
Parul kaiserului poate sd fie
alb ca zapada = insa inima lui
G neagra. :
Tn critic german s'a obicinuit
ca sd numeasca pc soldatii nos
trii ,,copii''. Eli, dar sa vede ca
copii s'au obicinuit sa sc joaca
Gu soldatii facuti in Germania,
Tarul Bulgariei s'a intors in
darat la Sofia, pc semne la a.
juns dorul de ardei.
Unii oameni sunt gaia intOt-
deauna ca sa urmeze pc un con.
ducator - la fel sunt 81 cali orr
catirii cind ii lei de capastru.
Creditul d-tra nu nici odata
asa bun ca ibanii d-tra.
Daca natura nu face asin dir
ON destul sa sc insoare 81 feme
ia va avea grije Sc corecteze gre
sala.
Am vrea sd stim ce-i Gu boi
cotul trustuluiY ST aceasta MI
mai din curiozitate.
Ideia unei femei despre adeva
ratul sport vinatoarea dupi
palarie noua.
Tn diplomat adevarat e acels
ce poate sa-si convinga femeis
ca Ell, in adevar nu-i lipseste lu
crurile de care are lipsa.
Kaiserul blameaza ziua 81 noap
tea pc Columbus, zicind ca da
ca nu era ell sd descopere aceas
ia tara mar fl mincat - trim
teala asia de la Americana.
Fiecare fricos poate muri pen
tru o femeie. Trebue insa sd f
un erou ca sa te casatoreSti Gu
ca 81 sd intretini.
Sc zice ca o fata sfinta, de la
altar spune oamenilor ca oart
undeva sd afla un pungas s
GU toate acestea sfintia Sd {
multumit numai Gu att. Nu vres
sa Sc duca la polite 81 sd ares
teze pc .,pungaSul" = 81 Sc ma
zici ca nu un suflet bun!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-16
UN APPEL CALDUROS.

Tcate organizatiunile rominesti
sunt rugate din partea la Iii
,erty Loan Committee" a orasu-
lui Cleveland, Ohio, a lua parte
in corpore la o mare defilare,
care Sc va face in ziua de 20
Septembrie 1918, ca o propagan-
Id unde sa-si arate fiecare natl
une sentimentele ei pentru acea-
sta tara 81 in favoarea Ia al pa.
srulea Liberty Bond. La aceasta
parada va lua ,parte 81 presedin-
tele Statelor Unite Woodrow
Wilson.
Deci find acesta un moment
hotaritor pentru moi Rominii, da-
tori suntem ca Gu totii sd ne a.
RATTAN dragostea 81 recunostinta
fata de aceasta tara 81 pentru a
ne putea arata Gu toata taria 81
until in fata strainilor, STUNT ru-
gate toate organizatiunile romi.
nesti din Cleveland, Ohio, q tri-
mite delegatii Dior pentru Q
consfatnire pc ziua de Mercuri,
IS septembrie 1918, Ia orele 8
seara, in hala Societ4tii ,,Carpa-
tina" din 1903 West 68-th Str.
Rezultatul acestei consfatuiri se
vor publica Ia timpul s4u.
Deci onoratele organisatiuni
sllnt rugate inca odat4 st4ruitor
a nu uita ca Ia aceastA parade
va lua parte si pregsdintsle eta
telor Unite, care do sigur isi va
avsa ochii atintiti asupra natiu-
nilor straine 4 din aceast4 pa-
rad4 pcate 81 Va face 0 icoanA
denpre yrsdnicia noastr4 q
neam
0omitstdl Provisor.
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