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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
LEGAL NOTICE
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITOL BUILDING.
CHARLESTON.

\ meeting If The Public Service Conf
mission Of West Virginia, hid "n The
10Th day of Iuu". y. H.. 1918.
CAS-" no 49,:
PAN HANDLE TKArrIuN COM
rANY.
Application for authority I" change
passenger rates. tolls and charges h"-
tween Wheeling loop and WrlishurG AMI
intermediate points.
Whereas. Application has this day
l"onn filed 10y thu Pan itHndl" Traction
Company for authority L" chung" It's
passenger rates. tolls and charges he
tween Wheeling loop and WrllSburg and
all intermediate" points, ii is ordered
that leave BE- granted 10 any person IN
tcrcSlcd. Ia fiji" objection thereto t"'l"rc
The Commission at amy time on or d.
fore the Sth day If July. 1918: ana Ems
matter be Sct down f"r hearing nj 4
meeting Of the Commission In he hrld al
it's Offices IN tho capitol Building III the
CITY Of Charleston. on the said $th day
OF July. 1915. nj len o'clock. 4. M, h'
which time any person may appear ana
mako such nhjcrtinn thereto rs may b"
deemed proper.
1t is further ordered that the appl!-
cant publish Il copy "f this order con
tinuou:ly for ten days prior Ia said dair
nr hearing in two newspapers oil "np"-
sit politics. if such there be. and of gen
crnl circulation in tho cities or towns
affected Ivy tn" proposed change III
rates, making due return thereof Ia this
Commission on or hrfurc the day OF
hearing.
4 Copy.
T.stc: r. II. BEENTIEIM.
jrc-"I-n SECRETARY.
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National Prohibition
Praised and Attacked .
In Congress Hearing

! WASHINGTON June educational
! tackled and defended by government Of
! f,cials and others today before the SEN
: ate agriculture committee. which had
re-op"ntd hearings on the Jones pro
hihtlon amendment - the $1,000. 900
emergency appropriation bill to further
develop III. view of officials on the
question. The hearings were concluded
late today. and Chairman Gore an
nouurcd that liz" committee would meet
Thursday {" r~t" on the amendment.
Chairman Hurley and RainbridSo CO.
by. Of III" shipping board Postmaster
, General Eu-l"srn and Samuel Go:npcrs
president Of tn" American Federation
OF Labor. united in opposition 10 the
proposed legislation because of It's
prot,ah l,. effect on tho wOTkinCmen.
while Secretary Daniels. r. {. Dinwid-
die representing tn" Anti-Saloon League
, OF .ill.riC:l. and a number "f business
men from Detroit and other cities.
urged its enactment. declaring that with
rrnhibitinr has rnnr Increased efficiency
on III" part Of labor.
" ~ 49, IL. a..
. '''ii ''"'''f - 49, 80
rnndurt unnecessary experiments for =
the natiru IS Ia wiring victory from the
Huns !. will hue IT, fight hard and
with all it's resources. IGn said he be-
!i"yod moro risk would he involved in
taking t."r from tn" American working
man than would hr in the CONSUMPTION
Of labor h'"HuS" Il would result II,
, partial tat"ri"r"nc" WIN iIotrIE Wilt
on; any 'ncT"a$" -! c"n'r"!
Postmaster General E'7i"Soh hr'nd"o
nation wid" prohibition agitation the
work Of !;tdI$tS and SAID !: such stop
~ necessary for Ia" winning Of tho war,
n" would SUPPORT X although ne ""u'o
hesitate a long tim" il he had any
Doubts On The subject.
NJ. ';"n;'"rS said organized labor Is
overwhelmingly "ri"'$cH /" national pro
h.h'I,u AMI !" r:"T"S" such step IT
:h.S t!'n' - only {" cause dlSc"rd. Or
::auixrd labor Mr.. ';"inp"rS declared. IS
! willing !" ahid" 10y IN" JUDGMENT OF
Hr"$ii'n; Wilson and when he thinks
tho manufacture and sale Of intnNlcantS
, should c.usn. no opposition will some
From Inb"r
Submitting tho amendment. Secretary
! Daniels AMI others undertook To show
that "a" taking awhE "f alcoholic
liquors from h" wnrk:ma; men docs not
, Interfere with his :ns"r, hu' instead IN
, cr"as"S his "f!Ir'nr%. AS result al MS
famous dry order III IN" navy SccT"-
,ary Daniels said III" moral" O; thr men
had been greatly improved.
t''1r"y IL. J"hnSt"n. VIC" president or
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NOTICE {!
NOTICE OF EEDE"TIoN OF BONDS
OF EAGLE GLASS & MFG. CO.,
wELLSBURG, w. Va.

Notice is hereby given 20 III" owners
Of bonds If IN" EaGlr Glass & Mfg. Co..
of Wcllshurg. ". Va. that bonds num-
bored |. .. 2. I. :. &. :. S. =. 10, II. u,
IS. il and H. "C $l.nn000 "nch. said
Bonds hearing date July list. 1918. Will
b. paid on July ISt. 1918. n III" Ma
tioual Bank 81 Yves; Virginia. at
Wheeling. W. VA.
interest on tn" above numbered bonds
will cease in July LIST. 1915.
EAGLE GLASS 4 MEG. co.
Ey James Faull, Treas
jr- l-lht
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NOTICE.
OF Redemption of Bonds of tho Loan Of
1885 Of tho City Of Wheeling.

Notice is hereby given hT IN" commits
sinu..r rs ii the ionn Of 1885. If ;iIr city
rr Wheeling. West Virginia. that. iur-
sunni IL tho requirements "t tn" or
dinnnr, e sand '}tE. passed May IL.
1859. entitled. AN ordinance In provide
for thu iSSu" and sale IF bonds Of thu
CITY uf Wh,."iInG. Ia H. known aS Bonds
nr thu. loan If 1855. and for thu r"d"mp-
zion and payment thereof. and prrV:hInI
for p:vIurtt mt" tn" city Treasury at
certain amounts from rrN'na"$ NJ tn"
GAS and Water Works. the following
described bonds ISSUED under the said
nrd1nnnrr. Wrr,' determined by lot Ivy
sad commissioners f'r r"l'inp' l"n and
payment ON tn" LIST day If July. y. H..
1915 tu-wIl: Bonds of S."n principal
each NUMBERED %, Al. SO, II, 90 and
Bonds Of $lhnn m principal each NUM-
b. rcd rs follows: 100, l4o, 2ls, AT, 2lo,
262, l91, 267, ESQ.
Said bonds So determined Will nc 70
Grrmrd and paid mt the Rank "f tho Ohio
Valley in tho city nf Wh2clmG W. Va.
on and after LIST day Of July. l!lN. and
said bonds <" drt'rminrd viii c'n"" tn
bear interest from the last named day
AMI date.
l.. T.. SANDS.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
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BRUEMHER & HiLDEDRAND
UNDERTAKES AND EAlnaLnIL1IS
StorN noAi.S.cc
~ s:a Telephones ''''-" ~. ""A

Turkey AMI I:u! Garit and HIr"r:
"I;ut her" docs not "AISt any ""iilil'l
in interest bet w''"n us and Turk"E.
rr Won ku"hlman announced ihht
within tho nest few days II conference
would hc held at tonStnntinnplr where
the questions that had arisen between
the quadruplr alliance and ihr "Cauca-
sian people would find settlement
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The Won Kuehlrlann Speech.

The Won Kuehlrann Speech.
AMSTERDAM. Jam" %I.---t;crman MS
war aims wrrr briefly SIT forth. III"
idea that Sh" desired /" $ccur" worl!
domination through the WAT disclosed.
and the rcsp"!"ihiIlty for the conflict
primarily placed upon Russia by l'r.
Richard Won lLuchmnnn. the German
foreign secretary. III Il speech IN tho
rcichsiag in E"rlin yesterday.
While declaring that what WAS desired
for tho German r""pl" md their allies
was IL free strong. independent exist
cnC"" within the boundaries drawn for
thcm "hy history I'll" foreign secretary
said Germany would have 20 decline I"
make any prior concessions by stating
h"r position us 30 Belgium in 4 way
which would hind her without similarly
binding Gcrmany's enemies.
referring 10 tho r"SNuus ihiliiy for Tho
WIT. as he viewed ii. Dr. Won kuchlmann
said:
Il do not believe any rrsnonsihi" mai
in Germany. not even the emperor "r
tho members Of the imperial govern
m"nt. ever for I moment believed thHy
could win tho domination nr Europe by
starting this war. Tho idea Of world
domination in Europe is l'topIau. ~ was
proved by Napolcnn.'
In introducing his statement of the
German war aims. tho foreign secretary
said: IT consider il necessary 10 say
quit" simply. and in n NAY easy for all
t. undCrStnnd what our positive desires
are.
We wish for tho German people and
our allies n free. strong independent cX-
iStcncc within tho Boundaries drawn for
us Ivy history. We desire overseas pos
sessions core spending :" mur greatness
, and wealth: ,hr freedom "f ~" S"a. car
rysnr our trade Ia all parts of the
world.
These in brief" added Ihc foreign
secretary. arc our roughly skrirhoI
aims. tho realization of which IS ahs"-
mtcly vital and necessary for Grrma-
ny.
''Th" Ausir"-1Tun=arian army" hc adj
d"d. has in n duShiH& onslaught at
tackled the Italian positions achieved
not" worthy success. AMI has pinned
down large and important enemy forces
ON that front.
In conclusion III" secretary quoted
from Mr.. .\sTuith'% Simrrii "f May Ii.
in which she former PREMIER said the
British cnN: runr"ut w"Uil hot lurn 4
deaf "nr /" L l"lC" proposal If it was
no; r"urh"h in ambiguous terms.
We likewise" Il" add, Il. IAN make
IN" sam" Declaration. knnninG shat il
also is on: policy. ono" The rr"mrni ar
riv,.s when. .raunut l-oph".y that
th" natinn$ which ar" - rr"$"u; locked
in bath" VIII rNrhrn!;" i,".rc" views one
nf Tho preliminary conditions must b.
4 certain Il, Gr.r 80 mutIri confidence
in .Itr1, n. - h,tp - Ire,
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nnr.S Of his StI."rSs"r AMI IN" exalted
personality NJ IN" great statesman WI"
wears the bulgarian Crown ar" Il
guarantee to MS that there Will bn II"
change in the policy hitherto follow
cd"
Dr. Won kuchlman again went over
The question Of the DohrudJa, winch IS
the subject Of negotiations between
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wANTED-20 coal m

WANTED-20 coal miners. four punch
runners. ono track man, one pumper.
ono dinky engineer. one hpisttrg en-
ginc,r and twn rough carpenters, new
houses for all. Work every day. Ap..
ply Owen Murphy. Vienna Pa B. & o:
l.. l.. )c--2)
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FOR SALE-Machinery.

o~CRETE MIXER ..
Gas aad Gasoline Engines, Iron and Hooo
Working Tools.
COMMERCIAL TRUCKS.
Gary Trucks, 4 to 3,s tons.
I.ritnn ~, .,,, s,,-
Geneva "a ton Runaboue
Tr,.cke of Gil kinds for any kind Of ss~ies
p,rRD MACHINERY co. Pittsburgh. Pa.
je23l
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WANTED-To Rent

WANTED TO EENT-II"uS.'. bungalow
.rr apartment. siN rooms. win all con-
,rri,n.,.S. rui ;hr pike. call Mr.. len
n,tt ii"i1 I621-I; "r Nat. l"""-M
.j".-:-l
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WANTED-7

WANTED-Two young men TO work IN
Inlcllignnccr mail room between the
hours Of $50 and GOO a m. Apply to
Mr.. Andrew Schmitt. Circulation Mana.
,,c- my-23-tf
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WAETEp-Two boys, 16 years or over
TO learn the printing trade. Apply &c
foreman Inteiugenccr after p. m.
nly-1J-tf
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Pay your City Water Bills no" and
save ten cents on every dollar. This
privilege ends with the month Of June.
w. D. ROBERTSON.
City Treasurer.
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED--Three good agents % seN
bnuschold necessities on the install
uent pluo Best Of goods and best Ct
commissi hs We pay weekly. c. F.
Adams q 114o-1l42 Main St ms-l3-ti
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W E
CUY
EVERYTHING
SELL

WE Ado
EVERYTHING.
Duy SELL
WANTED-Tn buy furniture. rcfriEcra'
tors. h"u~,h"ld goods Of al! description;
AIS, clothing. machinery, tools. etc.
We WILL BUY-AutumobIle wrecks OF
all ,!t.scr.ptinn. Highest cash price paid.
FOR SALE-Fin" extension tables. $40;
.hlftuuIrr. 81: wash stands. ). TO -:
Large assortment Of counters and wash
boards. opr each. Also large lot or
miscellaneous goods.
FOR SALE. Onn l-gallon stone crooks
and J"n h.-g:tll"n stone crooks: all new.
:, cents each.
ELECTRO MoToRS1-1-l6 altcrnat-
,ng crl:r.n! GE alternating current: :;
d.. direct current; Il direct currents
Also L.: VI switches. telephones, cleo
;rir SUPPLIES. "t".
FOR SALE-Th'rty-siH theatre or open
chairs. = each. Ais" 40 revolving
stools. s. each. ono double shoe store
bench - E.. long.
TOOL STORE, lo3l-33 MARKET ST. d.
Wheeling, ". Va.
store Open Evenings. Nat. phone 1376R.
jc-24-i
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WkNTED-Female

WANTED-Thrre ladies for special
work no selling. Good salary paid
weekly. Apply 1904 Market street,
Wheeling. Jc-25-l
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-r'rrsh cow with calf. Phone
National "3ln-M Ring .. Wheeling.
jc-"4-i
FOR SALE" office desks. office
chairs. Smith Furma truck. In
qu!rr Thursday. June eth, ut Beverage
Distributing Co., onUD Main st. jc-2-i
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MARKET AUDITORIUM BU1LU4n6'
TALE HELP WANTED.
Any number Of Coal Miners. d.
Two Mechanical Craftsmen
Two Electric Crarcmen.
L. Foundry Clippers.
Glass Blowers and Gathcrers. flint
factory.
Hotel Po.ters.
Iictcl Houscmen.
Any number l.abcrcra
Machinists.
Freight Handlers.
Grey Iron MOuldera-
Pipe Cutters.
IaCking House WorkcrG
on" Ar"i%l"nc Welder.
Two Electric Wcldcrs.
FEMALE HELP wANTEn
Chamhcrmaids.
Packing House Workers.
Eight (cnlorcd) GlaSs Bottle factory.
Fifteen girls for factory work
Porcelain Tile Workers.
POSITIONS WANTED.
MALE.
Truck Drivers.
Care Taker Of Lawn, Etc
Shell Inspectors.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Watchnen and Time keepers.
i'EMALE.
StcnnEraphers.
StrnoCraphcrs and Sook-kccpers.
Call at the United Ssatcs Employment
Service between 8 and O'Clock for In;
formation concerning any kind Of en-
ploynent desired. Remember this Is
public service and there Is no charge
whatever to any person jc-1tt
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WANTED-MaIe Eelp

wANTED-An all around high class
laboratory man: can use q good rub
Der worker or gold worker II not an all
around man. Good salary. Address
Dentist. care Intolligcncer. je-c6-i
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WANTED-Automobi rcpairrnan. Must
he capable OF handling all kinds of cars.
also competent Of running shop thGt is
growing: CSC per hour or better TO right
mnn. must have recommendations. Nc
Cullam & Sons. Chrichsville, Ohio.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
LOUIS BE R / sc II Y

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERlAl EMBALME3
1922 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or flight
Store Phones 635.
c. J. Bertgchy - Nat Phone lJ59'R:
Bell I334-R
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MISCELLANEOUS

DRESS WELL AND SAVE MONEY, 500
MEMS SUITS, COATS AND PANTS,
ALL SLIGHTLY USED, TAILOR MADE
TT GREAT BARGA1HS. GASSEL, 1929
MARKET ST. WE ALSO BUY SEC.
oNp HAND CLOTHING. my-30-jy-1
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r. r. BERNHE1M.
Secretary
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-20

the plans for this building and have
no Recommendations to make in con-
nectton herewith. The building will
be so placed. that n risk In moving
be obviated. Also the floor OF the
storage is raised above the
ground at such a height as 10 preclude
the room and the roof IS constructed
In such q "a as TO render II imDos-
sible for water TO penetrate at that
point.
The floor OF the building is at such
a height as to allow a freight car to
unload the sodium directly into the
storage room. .
The furnace room itself Is entirely
satisfactory, although we presume that
the excess of charcoal stored In the
idle furnace room VIII be removed. as
soon as operations are resumed there.
The temporary storage place for the
sodium, used until the new building IL
completed. we consider TO be satisfac-
tory.
The remainder Of this plant Is used
for the Production OF pure ammonia
and ammonium s~ulphocyanide, n for
the storage or carbonate. cyanide. CON-
mon salt etc, all OF which substances
are harmless
It Is our opinion that future nres in
this plant are highly improbable par
~ttcularly as the management are spar
ing no effort 10 safeguard the sodium
seems 10 Us the most probable ana
logical causes ef the nre. IN the new
building. which they are now erecting.
Perth Amboy CASmical Works
This plant IL adjacent to the cyanide
plant REFERRED 10 above and We under
stand. owned by the Roessler A Hass-
lachsr Chemical Company.
Tbs only TosBille element OF danger
from IRE IL the alcohol used for the
m~anufaeturs OF fernaldshyds and the
storage tanks are 90 and
isolated from the other parts ef the
plant a. 10 reduce the risk 70 q mini
On the outside a tha plant no odor
OF formaldehy1e can - dk<ee<sd and
very f4tlte fn thA HNpAFE14nt2 ~ wh1aA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-20

OF the nre and to observe whether
proper precautions were being AIKEN
to prevent a recurrence of such an In
cident.
This plant Is used mostly for the
manufacture OF Sodium Cyanide, IN it
self a non-innammable material The
IRE was cause, however, through the
metallic Sodium. The connagration
took place not through negligence on
the part OF the owners OF the plant or
a most unusual condition OF the
weather.
The statement has been e~orroborated
that pm the night OF January nth and
on the morning OF the 18th a severe
wind and rain storm was raging. OBJ
seryation alone was SUFFICIENT 20 prove
that q gale was blowing. for the lower
story 81 a building immediatel- .oppo-
stored remained untouched. whereas
the upper stories were Quilted.
The Sodium was stored in cellars. or
what could more accurately be de-
scrieed as vaults The arches or cell
inch reinforced concrete and their pre-
sent condition indicates that the water
aid not penetrate at that point but
over n volume OF water must have
been very great. for IL 10 IN established
fact that vsry slight amount Of
water 10 sodium must be comparative
ly large.
We found that the a. hours supply
q sodium was removed % the Furnses
the cellars were not entered during
the night shifts
II seems 70 us that II this company
Rsrsnsa ne ssns nsseeo q ssoss.
IeonnaMration would ka very nlight.
However. ~ view o. what has occur
red tbs company Is taking every pre-
|ium are ard The Construction q =
naW storage roon IA now under IA
we A. opportunity 20 study
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-20
Continue from page two.l

aess and the gases OF combustion. The
only odor noticeable in this plant was
the slight smell OF cyanide.
Plant No. ] OF the Roessler & Hass-
lachcr Chemical Co. gives on no gas
aous products. and therefore. cannot be
Questionable in this respect
Plant No. 3 OF the Roessler a Hass-
laeher Chemical Co; had quite a strong
parts Of the building and some OF these
were allowed 10 c directly Into
the air through side vents However,
20 trace OF these odors could be mo-
this plant was inspected
%. "A. and b plant OF the Roessler q
Hasslacher Chemical Co. presents nc
TN m. Frank L May CO. have had com.
plants regarding h~ydrochlorie. acid
fames. n this may be Justinsd- on
the day OF inspection, the weather Wa.
bright and clear wiz = suons noo
1lceable. but ~ 10 very probable, on :
heavy humid day, these fumes would
remain close 10 the ground and saass
Howevsr. as a higher stack has beer
erected. and some sort OF an agreement
has been made. ] understand. by means
o. which they viii not work on days on
which the fumes are liable 20 be exeea.
sirely annoying. this condition Is not
A this concern uses large quantities.
OF acids. they should ps removed On
the public streets as quickly as posi-
WIN be q very strong odor noticeable
Tor q short period
Herman & Herman Co.
A. this plant was shut down upon
IN days 81 Inspection no direct data
could be obtained regarding the fume
Question. However. from Inquiries. ~
fha n~aiwhborhood Il would appear that
this pi&ee was considered q
acfd and ~hYdrocbioric acid fumes
49, dlscharFe6 when this plant Il run
flnF regularly. II seems also that 2
Il polluted ~ dtanhan . ffop
lie manufacturing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-20

1 quantities of hydrochloric. acid are
stored by his concern and %he same
conditions will exist here as exists al
the Frank l. May Co. plant In this re-
spect.
The consensus OF opinion IN the
neighborhood appears TO be that this
plant Is very annoying at times. but as
cannot give exact data in that respect
The enerai Supply Co.
The only dor noticeable IN this plant
der certain conditions this odor NIGH
be strong enough 20 be considered OF
fensive. ] do not think that this plant
is a nuisance in this respect.
creased considerably which would prob
ably overcome this objection It Is pos
sible under certain weather conditions
that the fumes would keep very close
20 the ground IL the stack IL too low
whereas. n IL were high. Il would per,
init the odords 10 be more dilute and
not 80 noticeable.
With the exception OF the Herman 4
Herman Co. plant ! do not consider eny
OF the above mentioned plants q detri-
ment or a nuisance 10 the cQmmunity
and regarding the Herman a Herman
In cannot make any definite report, ex-
eept as regards the information a the
people IN the direct neighbOrhood.
Very truly youre.
BERNARD ORMoNT.
March I. 1918
The Board Of Aldermen.
City OF Perth Amboy, n J.
Gsntlemen.-
In accordance with you Instructions
we have made q careful Investigation %
several chemical plants In the city o.
Perth Amboy. relative 10 their safety
20 the residents OF the city ana also 70
ascertain whether they gould ee Fekerd-
"a IN any way AZ a public nuieAnce
plant No A Roeanfer a H~nsMlacher CO.
AT the outset o. cur invsstisAucn
We were advised that on the morntn&
81 January "A 1914 = Gre . occurred
Al thla nIknL Consequently ne de-
eIde1 q ~coneentFate eur Atf<ntAo1 Ht4t
~ TIE Gauss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-20

jconnslly. was received and referred to
Petition OF Jens II. Westsr request.
ing cancellation OF certain taxes An4
to TIE COMMITTEES On Tsxatidn.
A communication from the band q
! women meeting each week 81 the =:
N. c. A. Tor prayer for the success OF
iishment of the Curfew. the appointins
ing Of the Blur and the foot. Of High
Street, vase received and. referred 70
the Committee of the Whole.
The following certificate from the
Board of School Estimate:
This is TO certify: That at q meeting
Of the Board Of hoo Estimate Of the
City OF Perth Amboy. held Wednssday
May 22nd, 1913, h amount Of money
necessary to be appropriated for the
current Expense Of. and for repairing
and furnishing the public Q OF
the District Of the City Of Perth An
elusive Of he amount apportioned to
said district by the County Superin-
tendent OF schools. Is fixed and determ-
ined at n hundrsd snd eignty.sexen
dollars, (,isT, sss.0o).
and for Manual Training, Eight thous-
and and ffty-nve dollars 0s.0bb.oe.
Total s1s5, $4,000.
J. F. TenBroeck,
Christian Andersen.
John K. sheehy,
V. W. Main,
Board Of school Estimate.
Dated, Perth Amboy, N. J.. May %. 1918.
A II. CRowELL.
Secretary.
was received and ordered entered in the
minutes.
A letter from the western Improve
ment Association in reference TO dogs
running at large, was received and re-
ferred TO the Committee On Judiciary.
The Committee on judiciary recon-.
mended that q junk license be granted
to Henry Cohen, which recommends
ton was on motion adopted.
The Committee on Fire recommended
that exemption certificates be granted
Guy Bachman and Harry ,Tooker qf
Lincoln Engine Company; to Eugene
Flaherty, Chas. Larsen and William
Petty Of Protection Hook n Ladder
Company; and to Raymond stanton or
Eagle Hose and Chemical Company, Al
SO recommended that the action of Pro-
lection Hook and Ladder Company In
electing Julius Bergman and Patrick
Mack to membership, and the action OF
Eagle Hose Company in accepting the
resignation of Thos. X. Sloan; that the
action of Garfield Engine Company In
cspting the resignation of Henry Bow
man, be confirmed; which recommenda-
tions were on motion adopted.
The Comptroller reporter that he had
received one bid for the old police pa
trol-wiIson voorhees,, 1928; and he
Wilson voorhees,; which report was re-
ceived and confirmed.
The Comptroller having audited the
following billsI