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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-09

terry Capital stock, $4,000; all com
mon: nothing paid in; par value, sl0'
shares subscribed. 19. President. X
C. Mutton, Portsmouth, y. H. treas
urer. Fred S. Pray. kittery: clerk
Herbert Q. Harrington. Kittery; di-
rec,ors, r c. Mutton of Portsmouth,
\. H. Fred :. Pray Of kittery, Her
ner. 0. harrington Of kittery, Arthur
". Cate OF Portsmouth, y. H, Eli ;.
: Picking. Portsmouth. y. II, Reu-
ron Tash. Portsmouth. y. H.. William
r Collier. Portsmouth. Irving T..
Brooks Of Portsmouth, y. II. Fur-
poses, TO buy, sell and deal in all
kinds Of merchandise, etc. Approved
May I.
The Yarmouth Fuel Company or
ganized April - at YarnouthTille.
Capital stock. $4,000; all common;
paid in. $50: par value, $40; shares
subscribed. 9. President, E. NJ, Tyler,
Yarmouthville; treasurer, Henry I.
Haley. Yarmouth: clerk. Walter B.
Allen. Yarmouth directors, Henry T.
Haley Of Yarmouth. f. NJ. Tyler OF
Yarmouthyille. Walter r. Allen Of
Yarmouth, Frank J.. Welcome OF
Yarmouth, William II. Rowe Of Var
mouth, Leon A. Doughty OF Var
mouth, H. ". Moore Of Yarmouth :
VILE r. r. Morson of Yarmouth.
Purposes. TO establish and maintain
q general manufacturing and trade
in merchandise. products of farms
and mines, manufacturing and ma
chinery: real estate. etc, for the mu-
tual benefit of its stockholders. Ap-
proved May g.
Amber Oil Co. organized May at
Portland CapitlI stock. 100000. Of
which s2,600.000 IS common and $500
900 is preferred; nothing paid in; par
value. 500; shares subscribed, y.
President. Clarence G. Trott. Port
land; treasurer, F., Connor. Portland; ;
clerk. 7. l.. Croteau. Portland: di-
rectors. Clarence G. Trott, Z. Connor,
J. ". Cady. all of Portland. Fur
poses. a general oil business. Ap-
proved May g.
Chippewa r Ibber COMPANY. or
ganized MAY + at Portland. Capital
stock. S25o,0 900. Of which sl50.000 is
common and 100000 is preferred; !;
nothing paid in: par value. s25:
shares subscribed, 15 President, Clar-
ence G. Trott os Portland: treasurer.
+. Connor of Portland; clerk, T. l..
Croteau of Portland; directors. CIar-
ence G. Trott. T. Connor. David F.
Drew, J. W. Cady. Chas. W. Hamil-
ton. James G. Doyle and c. H. Bach
elder all Of Portland, Purposes. a
general business of all kinds. APP
proved May 6.
Essex Manufacturing Company. or
ganized May at Portland. Capital!
stock, 81 900, ,00o' all common. moth
ing paid in; par value, 800; shares
subscribed. 10. President. Clarence G.
TrOtt of Portland. treasurer, L. Con
nor OF Portland. clerk. 7. l.. Croteau
of Portland; directors. Clarence G.
Trott E. Connor, David f. Drew. J.
w. Cady and James G. Doyle. all of
Portland. Purposes. general manu-
featuring business. Approved May 6
Stems. Carey II. :. Kerbaugh Cor
poration. organized May at Port
land Capita stock s1500,000: all
comMon; nothing paid in; par value.
500 shares subscribed. IL. President
Clarence 6. Trott of Portland; treas
urer. f. Connor o. Portland; clerk T
l.. Croteau Of Portland; directors
Clarence G.. Trott. +. Connor, David
+. Drew !. ". C2dy. James G. Doyle
all Of Portland. Purposes. a general
contracting and engineering business.
Approved May E.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-09
BUTTE PANES STREETS
WITH MANGANESE ORE

Butte. Mont, May 7..uty officials
and residents of Butte have discov-
cred that they. have been paving
their sthsse Yith. manganese ore
worth atout ss2. ton. Now this
question arises.
'Shau lne cNy rip up its streets
and sell the ores use the proceeds
to construct new streets. and keep
the profit
4 few Nessi.s ::,ago this manganese
rock kas Considered worthless But
the war has changed everything.
The dealand for manganese for
making implements Of warfare con-
stantw has been growing heavier.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-09
PRIMARY CANDIDATES TO
Be VOTED FOR ON JUNE IS

ltt~IflCt-iSeu, W IilI2n a Heal NpS-
ton. Lyndon L Clifford. Reed tianta-
tlun. Dem, Parke,. p t:idHa[. AMY
Hoult0n-Eeu. t'harle. !, i;arna.
Presque Isle-Rep., Allen 4. i. Viii
Bishop ''-' 80 e''''' va .
Fort Fairfeld-Rep. Clarence 4.
Powers Lem. Alfred u. Sawyer. =
Caribou Rep. Omar l. Farms worth.
Dem. John +. Harmon
Glass District-Rep., Stephen Ii. Hus-
sey. Blaine
Madawaska, Frenchville and St.
Agatha Glass District-Rep., Re1ni A.
Daigle, Madawaska; Arthur {. Baron,
st. Agatha Dem, Louis Philip CUT
mond, t'renchville
New Canada, Eagle Lake and st.
Francis Class DiStIlct Rep, Isa.e T.
{. Eurns.. Eagle Lake. ''' - -
Island Falls, sherman and Benedcta
Class District Rep. samuel r. Crab
tree. Island Falls Dem A Payrn0nd
sanoorn. Island Fails.
hragdon, Perham y. 1. How, ASH
ianG: a.:. Dem. George ". Jenkins. Ma
SaEGis
Merrill. New Limerick and Dyer
Hr"uN class Djstrlct-Rep. john NJ
White, Dyer Brook; Walter L. Mat
theWS. Daktlcld
>,. New Sweden. woodland and Lime
Ii
{. storm, Westmanland Plantation.
Easton, Masnhurn and Mapleton
CLASS District r D.. Percy NJ Porter.
MaPietoh. Dem, harry kinney, West
"eI"' ,.,.,,rr-
Y MBERLAND COUNTY.
Charles +. Gurney, Portland; Bias
ihomaS, iortland, George II. Babb,
Sehaeo: William =. Era gdon West
owara Dsyis@ Yarmouth 1i55' I2FSi"H2 FTcd W
NeWComb. Scarboro. Frank y. Mar
*hu!t Portland Dem, Edward f. Fla
seT'y, sS.,,,,a I9rrand; Ira G. Foss, scarboro
Goodine. Yarmouth ''''u =
County AttnrD,r--Hen ,-arrn,1
h"edX, I@rtIand uc'a.. Harry i. NfN.
"a. i r., I.,GG kirkland james fcnry Mccain.
CLERK w courts Rep BENJAMIN I;
Ward, Portland, Lmw6od + Crnckett 'I,'aoit ~
NeSthrook. DEM. Llewell2n Barton
toItl"nd
rurn1an = For,jaag E4n1 'GnRep IIal%,p tFanI H.
I'ortiand Joseph g. Reed portIa,d
tarrou : Chaplin. Portland
" ShGf!h >...i Rep, King I, Raymond.
" " estbrook Presbury l.. Dennison'
r"riiari. ti.'I., cJ"3 J,c-, A9thony Frates,
brook, Henry NJ. Moulton, Cumber-
'''i1- !.
n. n 1'Slot "f heeGs-Rep Norman
~ iS''''''
county ssioper-Ren.. Willia,,
i. nSi"orne. fMrtIand William l. Cubb,
,GIoucfS Stvr. Clinton n, FianiIIa!,, ,;,,o'. ;neM
her!and, Winthrop W. Riggs pnIt}a,r'.,
PEN. Leonard Percy SkilIin SHnth
PORTLAND
:, 4GHtE easlrer-Rep, Henry n
T. Kelley Portland. Ar,hur e,s'' vJgaI J"lln
Faim4ut.. r.
hpj 81 OF REPRESENTATIVES,
liTidstUu- Rep. - E,lIgrnr t,t!,,,i;,, -
= !1rm.. II. ,,,,,i,5 Edward Allen. II i.
Dtstr5ct-Esn,. ,o.,'[i rearl 4 Howie. @ t2I- Fai.
Falmouth. ''' 2'e' ~ "inSlow'
Portland tertitled IL saven,-pan
ham hhe9Tge .nta.,, II Allan, frederick Y era.
Rounds, FercivaI 4 Baxter, iGhn !; !:
EagaE, Ralph O. Brewster Payn5ond
;; cakes, John L Warren, william IT
Murray Dem Edgar : t'ossatt
Jerome q Leighton. Raymond + m.
nett samuel Rosenberg. Euacb q
IIeenl"af. Edward ". MurnTy Il ~
warn II. sylvester - - p''> e.
south Portland tontitIed to ,u.o.
R!eg!,., FREDERICK " fIin@Eley". " William 3'iHiI2
6 Thomas Dem John II To,nhaa,j ,jt," u
gorge 1. Talbot. '''' :
Ren pTIi Ioi,r a1ld I ,PoWnaL class District
Ar,free, '3,,,, t3,,g,II r. bIEIs Portland Dem.
WestbrooIf III '@nrti,IeG IeGP9f'' r. ,u.a, n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-09
WILL REBUILD PIECE y.
OF ROAD IN DEDHAM

Ihe State Highway Commission on
Wednesday voted to rebuild quar-
Ter of a mile of road in the town
OF Dedham at the town line between
D"dha:n and Ellsworth on the high
way between Bangor and Ellsworth
faul u, Sargent, the chief engineer
OF the commission. on Wednesday In
structed II. {. Schoppe to go ahead
with the work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-09
HEARING MAY II on L.,
A. & W. PROPOSED RATES

The Public Utilities Commission
will hold a hearing in Lewiston MAY
II. 1918. at $50 O'Clock in the fore
noon, on the new schedule Of rates
fled May by the Lewiston. Au-
gusta 6. Waterviile Street RAILWAY.
to determine whether or not the
schedule shall go into effect without
further investigation and susrension.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-09

!
ar candidates 10 be voted for June l5
United states Sena;or-Republica
Bert NJ Fernad, Poland; Democrat, FL
ner L. Newbert. Augusta.
Governor-Ke publican, Carl L. Mill
ken, Augusta; democrat. Berlrand i
Mclntlre, East Waterford
State Auditor-Kepu Roy L.
Wardwell Augusta; Democrat, Charles
b. Day Richmond
Representatives 70 Congress- Irst
District, Republican, Louis b Goodail,
Sanford; Democrat, Luciius e swett'
Wallace H. White. Jr.. Lewiston, Dem
ocrat. Daniel j. McGilicuddy. Lewis
ton: third district. Republican, John a..
Peters Ellsworth; Democrat. f.dWarI
Chase, Barlns 'ourth qistr'ci. RspuoA-
can. Ira q. Iiersey. Houlton, Demo
crat Leon q, G. Brown, Milo.
ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Senators tentitled to two) Rep ,
Iatrick T.. TremblaH, Lewiston: Frank
9 PurlngtOn Mechanic Falls: Edward
H. Parent. Lewiston. Dem. John NJ.
Googjn, Lewiston. Henry l.. Irish, Tur-
ner.
VcrriII. Auburn. John T. 'SIattery. Lew
iston, Charles Il Hosmer lewiston.
Dem, Joan n. Clifford. Jr.. Lewiston,
William III Hines, Lewiston
clerk of Courts-Rep.. John /.
Read. Lewiston. Dem.. Francois \.
Eelleau Lewiston Charles +. lemaire.
Lewiston.
McGarthy. Lewiston. Dem, William
n Newell. Lewiston. Fred II l.ancas-
ter Auburn, TaScuS Atwood. Auburn.
SheIln-Rep. Ferd +. stevens. Au-
burn. Dem. t'rank II. Hayden; Lewis
. ton: G. j Russell, Lewiston Henry +.
Goss. Auburn. Frank NJ. Coffey Lew
iston: David X HASTINGS. Auburn
Register Of Doeds-Rep., David E.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-09
Public Utilities

The Public Utilities Commission
has approved the petitions of the
York County Power Co. for approval
Of contracts with the Ogunquit VIII
lage Corporation for municipal light
ing for term Of years from June
/. 1918. and the inhabitants Of Wells.
for municipal lighting for a term of >
years from July 10. 1917.
A hearing has been ordered for 10
O'Clock on Tuesday forenoon, May Il.
a the Office OF the commission on the
application OF the Brunswick &
Topsham Water District for author
ity to make adjustment and refund.
Under the schedule of rates effec-
tive Nov. 16. 1915. rate was estab-
lished OF $500 per year for flushing
sewers. The district complains and
admits that this rate is excessive and
Unreasonable and asks that Il be per-
mitted 10 refund all in excess of $3.50
per year.
A hearing was held Tuesday morn
ing az the Office Of the commission
on the petition for authority Tor the
East Hebron Telephone Go. 20 sell its
property 20 the Hebron's Home Tele-
phone Co A. NJ. Fogs appeared for
the former and J. t. Bailey for the
latter. The petition was granted.
The price named was s515. The
company operates in Hebron, Turner
Minot and Buckfield ana has 81 sub
scribcrs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-09

Wilton. Dem. Sumner J. wyman,
Kingheld.
County Attorney-Rep. J. Blaine Nor
rison, Phillips.
Clerk of Courts-Rep.. Byron II. Small.
Pennington. Dem. Erland K. Hardy,
Pennington.
Register of Probate-Rep.. kenneth \.
Rollins. Farmington. Dem. Daniel B.
Belcher. Pennington.
sheriff-Rep.;. w. Burton Small, klng-
ington.
Register OF needs-Rep,. George 2,
Clark. Pennington. DEM George B.
Cragin. Pennington.
5. Keith. North Chestervilie: J. Edwin
Voter, kingfeld; Charles II. Earring
ton. Chesterville.
County Treasurer-Hep,, J., Prentice
Flint. Pennington. Dem, Jarvis l.
Tyler Pennington.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
jay. Wilton and Catharge Class Dis
trict- Rep. Rufus G. Stone. jay.
Dem. Charles J.. Macomber, jay.
Pennington. Temple and Chesterville
Class District-Rep. Erwin J. Farmer,
Pennington; Wilfred McLeary. Farm
ington; F. + Voter. Pennington; Wal
lace ". Fellows. Pennington. Dem.
New Sharon. Phillips and Weld C.ass
District-4,ep. James A. Houghton,
Weld. Dem, Bion Wing. Philips
kingheld, Rangeley and Salem Class
II. A. Furbush, Rangeley. Dem, Cat
liers u. Lander, kingfield
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Senators Omitted 10 two)-Rep.. VII
lis \ Kicker. Castine; Arthur b. Holt.
Gouldsboro; Albert *. Mcbride Mount
Desert. Dem. Joseph g. Harmam.
Stonington; Carroll J. Dunn. Goulds-
boro.
County Attorney-Rep.. William +.
Whiting, Ellsworth. Dem, william 3.
BlaisdeN. sullivan.
Clerk of Courts-Rep Timothy W.
Mahone%. Ellsworth. Dem, John =.
Stuart Ellsworth.
Judge Of Probate-Rep., Bertrand l.
Clark. Bar Harbor
Register Of Dceds-Rep William z.
Emery, sullivan. Dem, }. Walter
Weeks, Castine.
Shertff-Ren.. Ward ". wesao,,. Blue
hill Dem. Fred II. Gerry. Mar Harbor.
County Commissioner Rep, Wniel /
;. Treworgy, Surry. Dem, Byron ii.
Mayo. Southwest Harbor.
County Treasurer-Rep.. Horace r.
Wescott. Ellsworth. Dem, Edward r.
Small. Ellsworth
HOUSE OF FRESENTATINES
Deer Isle, Stonington and Sedgwick
Glass pis,rct-Rep.. Zenas 4. Conley.
Stonington.
Ellsworth. Trenton and Aurora Class
Distrct-Rep., Fred l.. Mason. Ellis
worth. Dem. George f. Davis ELS
worth: u. Z. Hurley
Gouldsboro. Hancock and Franklin
Glass District-Rep.. Ivory r. Foss,
Hancock; Boyd A. Blaisdell. Franklin.
Bluehill. Penooscot and Surry Glass
Dlstrict-Rep.. Lincoln H. Sibley. Blue
hill: Fred l.. Cole, North BrookAn.
ri
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-09

4 hearing has been ordered for II
A. NJ. in the forenoon Of Friday. May
Il, in the supreme court room at
Rockland on the petition Of $. Thayer
kimbalI, as receiver Of the Rockland,
Thomaston & -. George Railway.
who asks that i lie determined
whether or not the whole OF the prop
erty Of said road should be sold in
such manner and for such purposes
as would best conserve the interests
of all concerned
The petition states that the receiver
took over the property Of the road
under the decree appointing him;
that the road was not and has not
been operated since Jan. IS. 1913. and
said decree specifically provides that
the receiver is not authorized to oper-
ate said railroad without further or
der Of the court
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-09
STATE HOUSE
Next Council Meeting :. p. N, Tuesday May -


~ 'o' Ct nor a'i' eoui0'' '''.' :
clock Nednesoay morning ior Us
business session. with Governor carl
: vtuiksr and Councillors Norton.
-. - :, ,y.,r ,-,.
ana 80 o' o'a'e '''nH y" Da'' anu
Messenger george " l'eau'e''e' -
a'ehHaho''
Adjournment was taken A. noon
,,r,u o'cloc. On Tuesday, Mag -.
o0'
pardon was granted 10 Neimore
l.. Roberts % Dexter serving
.ars .entar,e /, me cot.r,, iau Al
a.,,.
Iooers haa oecn IN PRISON aoou' Sax
months before receiving his sentence
and has served abou. six non.hs Of
Il. ,..,,. rbo -,,d,,t,,s 10 30,
r. -'"'' ~ "'-' "''' '''7
Wife ana support h'f ana nus iaml!'
Hsslde obe.InE al the laws Of his
49,.
TIN. nera.~r nomination. o, tr,aI
.,.,,,.. ,rs ro,sti.. rut1i. Mere
.a,ermcJ
The v.en. warrant. were an
proved a. follows Weekly salaries.
tl-32S g. highVa'. paEroli. SEQ
~. total sIs ss9
Aovl.on Aodadon School Union
Tne petitioners we're given leave 70
withdraw IN the matter of the appeal
from the action ~ the state Board OF
Education IN establishing the school
onions ~ Houlton Iittleton and
hammond Plantation and Amit!.
cary ~ Hpdgdon. Linneus and Sew
Limerick the petitioners asking the
retention OF the present union Of
Houlton and Hodgdon
Governor Nilukon stated that on
recent visit 10 Houlton he found no
s,r.nlous direction 10 the proposed
nov unions the people being very
foIr IN tho matter and realizing that
,hs union. are made up for the best
sood =, mo mos, people and that
Zach town Nigh, have 10 sacrifice
so-retbing IN order 10 henefit the
others. He found that they were per
fectly willing 10 abide Us the decision
~ the school department although
they, II course, preferred their o'd
union.
Bath .Wooiwich Ferry
= "a ,ar,o,o, of WooIuich and
rtA TAN, N. pocLIard an
aa =, ~ interests ~ the Bath
,re.iur,oh ,.-,, serv,ce
49,. p.o
MI a''e'o" 80. -.
PEE fefty 20 "au iuh
loss ior NearN' ~ -, ~
~ ""N ~ ,.and,,io,s ron.
-. = rcvy hoa, alnos, prohib!t4ve.
1.oot =. ,ov slse5 per ton.
rna onnronrtatIon OF $1,000 yearly
r.r..oforo piyen by the Legislature
as no, made a. tho last session and
NJ Carleton in behalf Of the com
80, ,skea ,ha, mo Governor and
Cou,,,I end a wav 20 grant this $4,000
~ holm tide over the difficulties. He
thought tina, II assistance could not
he given hy the state. that the direc-
TOR. would not feel justified in add
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-09
IN THE FIELD OF SPORIS
GOOD Bouts at Elizabeth
K. of C. Benefit Please Crowd

What was doubtless the best beneft
boxing show ever held in New Jersey
was given by the knights Of Colum-
bus at Elizabeth Saturday night. Tho
huge armory was packed to capacity
and the gate receipts would make any
Jersey fight promoter turn green with
envy at the splendid bouts arranged
by the committee in charge. Usually
at benefits the fighters will stall ano
do everything but fight, but at this
show the boys were so matched tnat
from. the first exchange OF blows ~
feud would arise and a good scrap res
suited. A novelty bout between Plym.
outh Rock and Rhode Island Red
featured. These two cocks foughs
three rounds with Rhode Island w1n~
ming In the last round.
The very first bout of the evening
terminated in a o out when rare
mer of Elizabeth, put Calahan OF the
same place. to sleep In the fourth
Willie Davis, who appeared here q
number of times, fought a very clever
four reand battle with frankie Burns
the Jersey City champion. Sharkey.
handed our old friend Mickey Delmont,
a three round drubbing. Bobby Mich<
with Sailor Regain. George Ward. the
Elizabeth "stringbean." was n on
the very few that stalled through thret
rounds with Moore of the same places
Some of the other bouts brought to-
gether Donely and Rector, Joe Jean-
nette and Shank, Kid Norfolk an4
Lorett, Evans and A1berts. O'Neil ana
McCran, Lundee and Speno, Bantt
Lewis and Avna, Buff and Russell,
Tommy Murphy and Lynch. PavesR
and Farmer and Saxon and Howards
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-09
Winners Of Six Day Grind
Get Offer TO Ride In Paris

BY winning the six-day bicycle race
at the Madison Square Garden, Heggie
Mcnamara and Jake Msgin received
$4,000 to split between themselves.
Not onIy do these riders receive TINS
handsome sum but they also were OF
fered an expense and riding guarantee
for their appearance in the slx-oay
airy. Besides the fat guarantee oner-
ed, by the French promoters. NC
Namara and Magin have the optlon
of taking a percentage OF the gate re-
ceipts. As the event will be the Dig
gest sporting event in France since the
war started. It is expected 1t VIII at
tract a huge gate.
The gross receipts of the Madison
SQUARE Garden affair was $4,000. OF
which Uncle Sam received $500 as
his ten per cent. share. On this enor-
mou amount the promoters realized
about $50, 1000 profit.
Eddie Madden and Frank Cory,
who finished second, were well paid
for their efforts. They split $4,000.
Al Grenda and Fred Hill, third prize
winners. divided $4,000. The rest OF
the purse moneys was distributed as
follows: Lawrence-Hanley, $1,000;
Coburn-Kopsky. $1,000; Thomas
Grimm. 1850: Halstead- Chapman:
$3.50; Debaetes-Carman, $3.50, n
Lang-Byron. $3.50. Kramer, Dupuy,
Bello, Marley, Weber, Eaton, Gerwig,
Keller and the Bowker brothers shar-
ed in the $4,000 paid by the manage
ment TO riders who did not figure In
the point score.
Though the race from a competi-
tive standpoint as viewed by mileage
covered was one of the slowest of re-
cent years, 1t smashed all attendance
records. The contest attracted a ca
pacity crowd on the opening night and
the management continued to pack
them in throughout the week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-09
Variety Of Minor Causes Keep
Police Busy Over the Weekend

Many arrests were made by the po-
lice over the weekend and the small
lookup at police headquarters was SO
crowded Saturday night with prison.
-ers and witnesses that some of the
witnesses were allowed to go home
with the understanding that they ap-
pear in court in the morning.
Motorcycle Policeman Edward J..
Morgan was very busy and made a
number of arrests both on Saturday
and yesterday and so as not to hold
these under bond and to dispose of the
cases as soon rs possible, RecordeI
Pickersgill was at police court almost
all day Saturday and yesterday and In
most cases the automobile prisoners
were heard and dispositions of cases
made.
Joseph Horvath. an architect of
Pelham Bay, was arrested for speed
ing. He was fined $40. George Grim
Lengths of Dayton, Ohio, was arrested
for speeding and having a Maryland
license on his car. He was fined $25
and warned not to come here again
with a Maryland license or it would
cost him more.
James A. Burke, a sailor attached to
the Brooklyn ANY yard, was arrested
for speeding. He denied 1t and vas
allowed to go free. Charles w. Bond
Ter of East Orange, was accused of
speeding. He put up $40 bonds for a
hearing on Wednesday night.
John Graham of Tenafy. was ar
| rested on a charge of speeding. Sem
! tence was suspended in his case.
Michael Jurin. a laborer, was fined
$40 for being drunk and disorderly
yesterday on a charge made by Pa
| trolman Christofferson.
Bernard Wrennuis of State street.
and Walter Mindura of Lynde street.
arrested by a Lehigh Valley Railroad
Waterman, were fined each SO for
| stealing coal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-09
AII-Stars Open Season with
Camp Raritan at Palace Tues,

The initial appearance of the Am
boy All-Stars has been set for tomor-
row night at the Palace a basket
ball court. The All-Stars Will tax
on the fast team representing the
Raritan Arsenal at Camp Bonham-
town and judging by advance dope
from the soldiers, the local az is IN
for a stormy session. The
with the exception of Mcmillan. the
crack center from New York, are a
combination of two of the Blue HID
bons and two of the West Sides. Nat
Holman and Marty Kaufman are the
two former Blue Ribbons while the
two Handerhan brothers, Ray n
Bob, are the two players drafted from
the. West Side ranks.
Icy Kelsey, who is managing TINS
quintet, expects to book games Tor
every Monday night for this city n
give the fans a brand of basketball
fitting for this city. Benny Encher-
mans orchestra will n the
music for the dancing which takes
place before and after the game. -
.Joey Seeman's Crescent five Will
furnish the preliminary game when
they sack up against a fast junior
team of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-09
Man Seriously Hurt by Auto

Robert Grice of Keasbey. is confined
to the city hospital suffering with a
bad scalp wound and several cuts on
his legs and arms, the result of being
u down by an automobile owned and
driven by Robert Kroop, of 1872 Pat
erson street, Saturday afternoon. The
accident happened on New Brunswick
avenue.
According to the story told to the
police by Kroop, he was driving
slowly along New Brunswick avenue
near the city hospital, when Grice,
who was on the sidewalk. suddenly
walked to the roadway into the path
of the machine and before Kroop
could stop it the man had been struck
and knocked down.
Grice, who was badly hurt, was car
ried to the hospital, where today he is
reported to be doing as well as a be
expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-09
Minute Men to Speak This
Week on What We Have Done

During the next seven days the four
minute men of Perah Amboy will de-
vote their efforts in the theatres of
this city to reviewing the war aims OF
America and in demonstrating pre-
cisely how these aims were accom-
plished and realized when the enc
mics and the allied powers agreed to
base the future world peace on Amer
ica's war aims. as expressed in the now
famouh fourteen points of January 8,
1918, n in the subsequent four fun
damental principles of February II,
and in the four epitomized paragraphs
of July A.
In announcing to congress the sign
ing Of the armistice. President Wilson
said: Everything for which America
fought has been accomplished and
the four minute men this week will
follow that statement up by bringing
before the people the topic entitled,
what Have We Won?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-09
Y. N. H. A. PTactIGlng Hard for
West Side Game Thursday

The Y. NJ. II. A. basketball team
has already taken to the floor and are
practicing hard for their opener on
Thursday night when they tackle the
fast West Side team. The Z team
with Schwartz, Wilentz,
seidman and Kaplan in the lineup
are putting in many extra ticks for
Thursday night for they realize that
a win on that night will go a long
way toward establishing their team
as one of the best in the city.
On the other hand they will have
to go some to defeat he West Sides.
The West sides gave the Blue RID
bons "a strong run and lost out only
because of Nat Holman's individual
playing. The Y. NJ. II. A. team rely
upon their team work to pull them
through victorious.