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Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
DOn S6aa.
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flingen DDn EBnen.


Mas miro aus ben pertlungensn
STnen? gan3 1T Oieis 5rogs nod
ni6t ael0It, o6glei9 lie bon ben &is
fenbepobnern, nomsntIi9 bon Sic
i6ern uno S9iTiern unb Matroien
INNER fpieOer o%ufgeporfen uno errors
teri mirb. unIere 8loujoden iino Ios
gar ni9t obgeneigt, bic rOertlungenen
Some, bon benen bier Die Feoe 1T, in
oas 9sbiet bes @eipeniterbaften uno
ni9t unter bic Ru6rit Atuitit ein3uz
reiben.
Dor nod nidt LANCER 3eit bat man
ouf elmer Rettungsitation gang oeutz
Ii9 9iIferufe gu b0ren gegIaubt. IS
nor an Der englii9en 8iiite, turs Dor
Sereinbru9 Der Hadt. Bonn Meer
tlangen Die Signalf9iiKe our Station
beriiber. 'Sofort nuroe Elm Boot tlar
gemadt, uno man ~iteuerte Der &iA=
tung na9, BON Der bic 2au.e gu toms
men I9ienen. 8ergebens! Weber
S9iff, nod MannI9oft, nod ir9enb
elm l1eberbleibieI Oes S9iffes fuar gu
1eben. Oos Boot te6rte unberri6teter
5a6e our StotiOp 5uriit. unb bort
ersGblte man, boB in3pif9en gang
oeutli9 Der 9ilferuf elmer e%rtrinten>
ben MonnI9aft bOrbnr gepeIen lei.
.@benio Ieitiam unb gebeimnisboa
lit 0as 8eri9pinben Der SDne an
plGBen, Do man fte gu bDren erfpar>
tet. SIS tommt Dor, boB S9iffe uaz
unterbro9en Wornungs3ei9en obgez
ben, bieIe @arnungs3eihen aber audi
BET gang tur5em AbitanO u%nDerne5ms
bar bleiben, nd9renb ite nieOerum an
anoerer Stele in melt grDBerer @nts
f%ernung gebDrt perOen. 81 8. 9.
beoba9tete mon, bob Die &anOnaoe
Der englii9en &riegsflotte ouf Der
gfeebe BON Spit6eab gelegentli9 zines
SlottenmanDbers in nd9iter Ndbe unz
geb0rt berbalte; an qnberer Stele
aber bate man tie gang beutli9 perz
nommen, o6ne oaB ser Ninb bic
&ihtung Der S9alltpelen beeinfluBt
9dtte.
Ser Sage bon ben NebeII9iKen,
bic ieber &iiftenbepo6ner tennt, pors
ausgefebt, OaB iein @etabe bdufig
bon Nebeln beim9eiu4t pirb, oieier
Sage ipeiB mar beute NOD nt9t nit
elmer pbpiitalii6en @rtldrung gegenz
iiber5utreten. Snner6al6 bi4ter He>
belmafen entfteben plObIi9 SDne, Die
fogenonnten Nebelf9ife, Oie ben
46er9ldubii9en eri4reden unb ben
aufgetldrten 2aien in @rtounen
feben. Wober tOmmen Oieie SOne9
@el6en @es ge6en iie? auf oieie
5roge gi6t es beute nod feline @nt@
mort. Sc bonbelt Ii9 bier eben um
feltTome atutii9e @rI4einungen, unb
baB Iie ii6 Bis jebt nod Der meni4s
li9en 8ere9nung e~nt6ieben, ma9t iie
in u~nferen Nugen beionoers ge9eims
nispo1.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

Sade gan5 lei6t 81 MAIDEN lit. Sbr
Itedt in oen 8fropfen elmer Slal6e
cine Naoel = aber bii6ld 9eraoc =,
uno oann ipaltet ibr 5wei anoere
aorfe gerau in Ser Wlitte ourdD.
SSSn oos cine @noe Der &orfe ltedt
ibr cure Sai9enmeiier o0er auf
@a6eln, Die abcr glei6 idwer leilI
miilIcn. Giele merocn Damn M
oleidmaBigen 3miidenrdunien an
Sen Seller gebdngt, uno Der Seaer
miro be5utiam anf Die Naoel ge-
Itcut, mie ibr eS aui Dem Siloe lebt.
@enn ibr Den Seller porli9tig be-
peat, bolanciert er auf Der 9faoel
uno fGngt an, lid langlam 81 ore'
ben. gtun probiert cinnal oas
&unItItiid, ober iebt eub Dor, Dab
Ser Seller nidt berlinterfaat u1D
5erbri6t, JOINT fOnntc Der feline
! 3auberfiinltler mobl anltatt Sob
5trafe befommcn, un0 Oas miiroe
ibm l6ledt gefaaen.
Ssbr fonnt al,f elm @eloitiid auf
cine 9taoellpite itellen. Ea5u miiBt
t6r c6enio mie beim &eIler, Die 9ta-
sci in ben Sort elmer Slai6e itefen.
Gas @eloitiid oriidt ibr in einen
smeiten Sort, uno in oieien itedt ibr
nod all jeoer Settle Der @tiin5e cine
@ubel, sic bcibe glcid ibper iino.
Gam Iteat ibr soie Wiin5e nit
ibrem gano ouf Die NaOel, oaB ser
Sort nit Den @abcln ohenauf liegt.
ur0 probiert uorli1tig ocn S6wer-
punft aus. Sic @nbeln oben bal.
. ten Die Miin5e i'm @leiGgemi@t.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

Iid onbciidis modl.e, feline Yboto.
qropbien at eltlpidcIlt, Die @irfliite
Scs Babes. Ser oItc anoitcrbart BON
g(rober, ser bier Oen 9uocOiencr por'
fteIte, p~crItopitc, primitiO genito,
nit eincm 2iimpca sic GitsflnBoff-
nrna oes fIeilten uicrcdiocn 9oiiins
nno rict mir, ia nidt ldnger ols
cine GicrtclItunoc I'M @oiier 5u
pertpeiIen. @dErcuO i6 mid beim
edcin Scr mitgebro6ten Scr5e ent.
fIeioete, fiiatc ii6 idrca Oas Balm.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

70 ser n8arafa~ oeS beili9en Slut
runs teilboftig gu merben... 9ie
bo6ite Aus3eidnung, Die elm iol6er
&eili9er 51r bergeben bat, beltebt
oarin, baB er Ben Srommen in Ben
0tuno ipridt, I'M Speidel Oes gtun-
bes lit Die n8arafa- am lpirfungS-
pouiten, 10 gIaubt man. 9ieie be.
ionoere @rnit teilte Der beilige
Mfann inoelien 81 unierem Slid
meoer an inns nod an anoere aus.
@ir nanoeIten sen gar5en Sag
,oltf ara6iidem @ege, 3. b. einem
&faoe, Ser arsi6IieBli6 ourd 9ier-
ltnO Meni6enflBe i'm 2aufe Der
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

- ~ ~SNA'N$N %AilSN Nv
Set als FOLDER etiun3 fenntlid &c.
moroen un0 Oober frumm uno be.
idyiperli6 lit. 9aIo gebt es tief i'm
Sal, balo an 8er9balben oabin,
baufig uno nit 8orliebe in trofe,
nen 6luBbetten, mo abipedlelno tie.
fer Sano uno @eroa 0aS @eben
i6lper MAIDEN. 0ort trifft man auh
unferm @eioenltrau9 1bnli6es @e.
iiii6 nno man6maI @ailerpfiisen.
@egen Mbeno famen mir an 10 einen
&las, no lid Oiele braul;e 8coui.
nen5elte befanoen. Ser &obrou6
itieg BON ibnen OUT, uno bic Man-
tier ltiegen alf einen fleinell Siigel,
I'm ms better .ieben 81 fOnnen.
SAB mir genau iolde 3elte batten
mie tie, i6icn uns bel ibnen in
CUNT 81 iebcuL oenn balO brahten
iie, our @cgriiBung cine Wteiling-
platte nit gefiiaten &afiectallen be.
iett; Der Sdeid bate ii4 eiligit
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

ieinen rotten Yrunfmantcl umge.
bGnet. Sic pricien inns Die Sell
froft Ser beiBen Gucden BON 8orfa,
BON oenen mir bis Oabii, gar nidts
tpuBten, ocnn cs ItanO fir tie felt,
Dab mir IeoigIiG gum 9ciu6 oieier
9Goer Die gauge &eiie unternommeu
bGtten.
glm 5tpeiten Gage botten mir Elm
au6 borber ihon beobohtetes gta'
turldouipiel. Ole Stse brin9t nam'
lid cine grt 2uftipiegelu1g berbor
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

3!um nddlten Gorfe eli i6 nit Sait,
Sn Aeugiten i6 Aaes errege:
Serbei, ibr 2eute, Die 2i6ter gefaBt,
Gin 2ei6nam lieget am &ege.
gicucidt audi fGob Oas 3eben nidt gang,
. eilet, ie idaeuer, lie better,
SD Job i'm lie9eu i'm WonDes9Ian5,
Sn Der Sarit eiu blisenbcs IfeIier.
@a laufen lie aus ben Sduiern berfiir,
Sn Gle lit @ues t%ereitet,
Sic folgen geIpannt unO baitig, bon mir
Gum S~dredcnsorte 9eleitet.
sic Ieudtcu ben lln9liidieI'9en an,
9d funfelt nit l6redli6er @dtbeit =
Sin 6arung, De-. fpnnte Der arrne Wtann
Ni6t ellen Dor lauter Se5ebtbeit.
8. 9.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

0a Itano i9 Nun nit meilten
@afeten ouf Dem 9abnIteig OeS ein'
Icmen fleit1en 8obnbofes mitten in
Der 8ilonis ullo fab in Die Ounflen
@olfen, Die einen bol0igen frGftigen
@etpittcrregen propbe3eiten. Mein
&eiiegefGbrte bate iid in Oos etlua
5ebn &ilometer entfernte arabiide
3orf begeben, I'M 2aittiere 81 mie.
ten. @aIo brad Oern alt6 0nS I'm.
tpetter los, uno id muBte Sdlb i'm
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

Sic @eouinen brin9en &affec CUR @e>
ipiltommnlu19.
GebGll0e iuGen, freun0li6 oui9e-
nor1rnen BON Ger Mutter OeS ablue-
Icnoen 8ermalters neblt 6pei i60.
men S09tern. Die Alte mar 10
freunoIid, fiir mid mo einen nit
eebradten Araber &afiee 81 fofell,
uno mie ser &affee gerabe fertig
mar, eri6ien gan5 Our6ndBt mein
@efGbrte nit Der Nelbung, oaB Die
@iel crit morgen friib eintreffen
niiroer. Sn einem Iceren &aum Der
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
GrOfcr @crt Ser Gbitianrcn.

No9 elmer iebr mdBigen S9dbung
bonn Srgan oes @meritanii9en @er3s
tie : 8erbanbes genieben bic Nineri>
faner iebes Sabr Obft i'm Werte BON
iiber 200 MiGionen Dollars. Der
6aupt : 8eitrag, pel9en bas meifte
Sbft fir Die pflege bes meni@li9en
SbItems ~liefert, beitebt aus Sduren,
uito in 5peiter 2inie aus 3uder; leBs
terer 1T bos ein3ige Ndbrmoterial.
aber er gibt nur 9iBe, obne 3elen>
Sene6e auf5ubauen.
Die ObftiGuren aber finb bo9pi@z
tig; oenn tie liefern benz &Drper miz
neralifd)e 9toffe unb jene anoeren,
mod gebeimnispoqe Subitan5en, peIs
DIE, obi9on man tie ME in bic &lafe
BON Nahrungsmitteln geitelt bat, fir
@eIunb9eits unb Wa9stum notpenoig
1inb.
SGuren bonn meiiten obj tragen
ftinespegs, pie i4on man@e ge>
elaubt baben, ba3u Bel, sic Sdfte oes
R0rpers iausr gu MAIDEN, iOnOern iie
fDrbern pielmebr oie 4ltalifierung unb
inb pon groBem Wert fir Die @ers
bauung.s 0as tommt oaber, DaB ibr
Iaurer G6oratter ni9t auf freten
Sduren beru6t, ionbern auf gebuns
benen SGure : Soloen, mel9e beim
8eroouungs : 9ro3eB oribiert unb in
peri9ieOene 8~eitanOteile 3erlegt werz
Ben, nit elmer Qltali : @runblage.
Snfplge BON 8ernanOlungen uno
neuen 8erbinbungen bepirtt Der Sc
nuB bon Sbit fosar cine @ermin>
0erung Der Sdure i'm &0rper; ouBer
penn bic Srioierung i'm &Orper un=
D~oaitdnoig 1T, unO bic oufgenpmme>
men Sduren nod IolGe bleiben. Dies
1T BEL beItimmten trantbaften 3uz
itdnben Der San, unb fir einen 0er=
artis tranten &0rper 1T baber bas
0bft ni9t 5utrdgli4, bas iOnt 10
nObltdtig 1T.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

init benz efi@t e no d u NJ
ten ouf benz SuBboben feines 3ims
mers i'm 3peiten Gtodpert bes &ofts
bauies Der Srau @bitb 3epp in Bali
timpre liegenb, purOe elmer Der Soft
gGnaer, Der 33 Sabre alte SObn
0irit, tot oufgefunO,n. Cigar gOpne,
elm unberer &ofsdnser. fanO ben
2ei9nam, unb Or. @eOrge s. &emp
BON ben st. Sares apartments".
Der 6erbeigerufsn purbs. ertlGrte, baB
Der Mann i4on felt geralmer 3eit
tot per. Corner Winiam s. &ilep
.fpuroe bena6ti9tigt.
Stint Sote orberte bic
Gntgleifung zines S9neepfluges Bel
Oenper, Gol. Oas rngliid ipnroe
bur9 cine 2a.pine pom Mcunt Go
roma berbeigefubrt.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
Grperimente.

@inen Seller ouf elmer gsaOel ta!l'
gen gu Iaiien, ideint elm iebr i3lpie'
RIGGS &unititiif gu iein, menn man
SEN Sniff babel ni6t fennt. Sic
3ei6nung bier 8eigt eud, oaB Die
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

Citation idllIgcn mir uniere 6elo-
tettcn auf. 9icic 9abnboie I'M Sn-
ilerr 9llgierS glcidcn fIcillen Sc
ftungcl, iie iinO nit giientiIrcn ull0
@dieBI6artcn uerieben uno babcll
ouBeroeln cine g(rt BON ciicugepaIl.
sertem @alfon iir 8erteioigunaS-
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08

Stro1nntte boGcu. Scr cine Der
SoDue lit idmar5 BON Saar nno
Nart, CT lat cin Ueiid)t, oaS an Die.
tcfomntc4 GbriitlsbilOer mobnt.
Der olloerc lit rotblou0 nnO bon.
b0rtiA bon ioit 0clltid)ca I~uSieDea..
@alO erideillt Der alte Sdcld, Der
Washington Journal., 1918-02-08
III nRn hRtHHrn 0uFllfn TUT
DRhrl mnrku.

MOrbofrifmif6e @dilberungen in BOrt mO @I0 bon s. 0rriens.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
s675O

We have S-room modern two-story
home, south side, the best value we
know of. 1t has large living room
and pleasing arrangement down
stairs Second story has four good
bedrooms, sleeping porch. This
property should sell Monday Phone
tor appointment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
REAL ESTATE.

WANTED TO BUY SEVEN ROOM
HOME AND HAVE
5-roon modern bungalow with built
IN features, garage, servants quar-
ters choice location. east. owner
needs moro room and will exchange
for modern 7-room homo and pay
cash difference. Mornlngside pre-
fercd. might consider Park Hin or
north side.
SUBSTANTIAL COLONIAL HOME
Choice Corner Maple Ridge
Lot 12Sxl40, . rooms, strictly mod
trn. large basement. furnace, deep
well garage for two cars and serv-
ants quarters. owner Will take
smaller house close in or income
property as cash.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
REAL ESTATE

NEW ROOM. STRICTLY
MODERN
Exceptionally well built and IN
choice location, complete except fix
lures, decorations and walks. owner
goes to France, cannot stay TO
finish must sell and will sacrifice.
Make offer, will submit anything
fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
REAL ESTATE
PHONES 4670-552

The soil is excellent for truck gardening An
of this ground rightly cultivated will pay itself out in
short time.
Our easy terms places an acre within the reach of
every person. Remember no other firm handles Acre
Gardens Addition.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-03

One evidence of it is the names the artilerymen have given their guns. You notice it when the guns come lum- bering out of cover. after being re lieved by fresh battery.
 A lot of the names have a very French twist, sometimes names of girls. but more often names of towns where battles took place. But many American names like Yankee Doodle" and Liberty Belle" and Pretty Baby" are painted in big letters on the guns. The boys talk to the guns. as If they were human, calling them by name.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-03
NOTICE AND ORDERING. 17s4A

In the District Court of the United
 States for the Territory of Alaska,
 Division No. l.-Territory of Alaska
 plaintff, vs. Estate of A. B. Cooper,
 deceased. and w. k. Shepard. ad-
 ministrator of the Estate of A. B, Cooper, deceased defendants.
 Whereas, the attorney general of the territory of Alaska has filed an information in the above entitled cause alleging that A. B. Cooper died intestate on or about the 2Sth day of November, 1916. at Sitka, Alaska, leaving an estate consisting of certain real estate situated in the towns Of Cordoya and Chitina, in the Third division of Alaska, of the value of seven hundred fifty ($750.00) dollars and Of certain personal property of the value of $6025. and of cei tain moneys amounting to the sum of S2S3.39, and further alleging that said estate has escheated to the territory of Alaska, and
 Whereas, said information prays that said estate be adjudged to be the property of the territory of Alaska:
 Now, therefore, it is ordered that all persons interested in the said estate be and appear before the above entitled court. at Juneau. Alaska. on the 18th day of January. 1919, and show cause, if any they have. why the title to the said estate. money and property should not vest in the territory of Alaska. the plaintiff herein.
 And 1t is further ordered that this notice and order be published for six consecutive weeks from the date hereof in the Cordova Daily Times, newspaper of general circulation pub lIshed in Cordova, Alaska.
 Dated this 2Sth day of September, 1918. ROBERT w. JENNINGS,
 District Judge
 First publication, Oct ?, 1918.
 Last publication, Nov. l2. 1918.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-03
Pretty Baby' Roars
 All Night, Doubtless

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE. Aug. 3l.-(by maiD The artiilerymen have grown more affec- tionate than ever with their old can mons. They always hold them in high esteem. but they love the field pieces now.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-03

The job printing department of the Times is equipped with the latest and best type faces for artistic work.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-03

Your eyes fitted Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced See Os. borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-03
Copper River and Northwestern Ry.
FOUR TRAINS WEEKLY BETWEEN CHITINA AND KENNECOTT

FOUR TRAINS WEEKLY BETWEEN
 CHITINA AND KENNECOTT Leave Cordova, Second Street Depot, on Mon days Thursdays and Saturdays Leave Chitina for Cordova Sundays, Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays Leave Chitina for Kennecott Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays
 Leave Kennecott for Chitina Mondays, Wednes- days, Thursdays and Saturdays The above schedule subject to change without notice.
 Dining Car in Connection with all Regular lassenger Trains between Cordova and Chitina. Freight received and delivered at Cordova V 'Nrf from 9 a, m. to D. r., except Sundays Tickets on sale at Second Street Depot office honr before departure of trains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
JOBSFOR
RETURNED MEN
Governor Edge to Confer on
Bill for Soldiers, Discharged
From Service
Bv special Correspondent.

TRENTON, Dec. 12-It was an
nounced here today at the executive
Offices that Governor Edge will hold
his annual conference with the Re-
publican legislators Thursday of next
week al the state house, when he will
discuss with them plans for legislation
and other matters relating to the COM
ing session.
While the executives legislative
program was practically completed
during the last two sessions of the
law makers, there are still q few odd
and end bills which he desires to put
through. One of the most important
OF these Is the problem of finding
employment for returning New Jersey
soldiers. In view of the fact that the
had ended many men will be re-
turned who will need work, and. no
doubt, the next legislature will have
to consider . this question very Sc
riously.
1t is not considered likely that
Governor Edge will recommend the
suspension of the o tax, as was
originally planned. inasmuch as the
a ended and the road building
program will be continued. The
plans for the suppression of the road
tax were based on the belief that the
would continue for several years
and the road building in New Jersey
would be held up.
Givernor Edge had a plurality of
25,1S6 in the recent general election
held here. when he was elected u. s.
senator from this state, according to
figures given out here today by Fran
els II. Croasdale. secretary to the ex-
ecutive which are complete with the
exception OF the Passaic county SOL
der vote, which is in dispute and con-
%sequently omitted. The votes receiv-
ed by the various candidates was as
follows:
Edge, civilian vote. 175.209; soldier
vote 1896, total 1854; La Monte.
Democrat. civilian vote 151.454; SOL
der 2,034, total 153,4SS; Reilly. So
~cialist, civilian 14,643, soldier IS. to-
tai 1906; Wallace. Single Tax Party.
civilian 1881. soldier IS. total 2,s49;
Day, Prohibitionist. civilian $500.
soldier 81, total 5,757. For the short
term in the senate: Baird, Republican,
166,924. civilian votes and 3,201 SOL
der, totaling 170.125; Hennessy,
152,237 civilian. 2,2S8 SOL
der. total 154,526, giving Baird plu-
of 1900. -.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
British Like Sims

LONDON, Dec. 12:-Mention OF
Admiral Sims name is the signal for
a cheer in London any time. .
The British and American naval
forces have been literally one navy.
1t has meant ticklish work for the
man In command on each side.
The best testimony as TO how well
Admiral Sims has succeeded is his
popularity in and out of official
circles.
The admiralty higherups knew
Sims, liked him personally and re-
spected him as a man who knew his
business long before America came
,knto the war. Perhaps British conf
dence in him was one reason he was
picked for the important post.
And now-he jokes st their ex-
pense, criticiZes, says what he pleases,
and they enjoy IL all as much as he
does. He has made the British know
he likes them; they know there's no
sting behind his jokes.
I heard him tell a gathering OF
British and Americans that the
principal occupation" of the British
was covering up what they did; that
the censorship kept America out OF
the war longer than she would have
stayed out had she been permitted to
know what was going on.
To which Foreign Secretary Bal
four replied that the British were
perfectly willing TO leave their case
'in Admiral Sims hands,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
More Fire Companies Select
Officers for Coming Year

Lincoln Engine Company No. 1
held their regular monthly meeting
Tuesday night in the frehouse and
the officers for 1919 were elected but
will not be installed until a later
date. After the election refreshments
were served and it was decided to
give a banquet to the officers at the
time of their installation.
Those elected are: President, L. b.
Moore: vice president, Anthony Mum
OF: recording secretary, Percy Palm
er; financial secretary, William.
Hinkel; foreman, Charles Damgaard;
first assistant foreman, Joseph APP
plegate; second assistant foreman, II.
j. Watson.
Harry Tooker, who has been In
the fighting overseas and is now down
at the base hospital in Camp Dix re-
.cuperating from his wounds, was
nominated for second assistant fire
chief of the Perth Amboy Fire De-
partment.
Members of Eagle Hose & Chemi-
cal Company No. 4 held their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening in
the firehouse and the officers for the
ensuing year were elected. after
which a banquet was rendered to
both the incoming and outgoing men.
The officers for 1919 ana as fol-
lows: President, Steve Valinski; vice
president, Nels Lamp; financial sec
rotary, Frank Myers; recording sec
rotary. George T. Larson; treasurer,
Joseph Schulock; trustees, j. c. Jen-
sen, John Calvin, John Torgeson;
foreman, John Torgeson; first assist
ant foreman, John Calvin: second as
sistant foreman, John j. Farrow:
sergeant-at-arms, Peter Larson, Jr.;
representative to the Ffremen's Re-
lief Association, w. C. Wilson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
Gas Company Censured.

TRENTON, Dec. 12.-F1nding that
the New Jersey Gas Company, which
serves South Jersey municipalities,
including the township of Mantua and
the boroughs of Wenonah and Wood
bury Heights in Gloucester county.
does not furnish safe, adequate and
proper service and does not keep and
maintain its property n equipment
in such condition as will enable 1t to
do so, the public utility commission to-
day issued an order compelling the
company to keep in reserve six cars
of soft coal and at least ten cars OF
hard coal and $4,000 gallons of oil of
the grades required to produce gas
which will conform in quality to the
standards fixed by the board.
The company will also be ordered by
the utility board to report weekly to
1t the quantity of soft and hard coal
and of oil on hand, and the quantities
of these materials ordered but not de-
livered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12

to report by Inspector Reeves. had
has uI4vlng license revoked by the
commissioner, as did Fred Newbury OF
Manasquan, for the same reasons.
Jacob Karr OF Belmar, had his
driving license revoked also. He was
accused of driving while intoxicated.
by John A. Longstreet, of Ma%nasquan.
Samuel Schoklen of New Brunswick,
was fined $40 by Commissioner Dill on
a charge i'm improper registration.
preferred by Inspector Burton.
Charles Barney, of Lakewood, who
was charged with taking an automo-
bile without the consent of the owner.
by James Conor, had his driving IL
n revoked by the commissioner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
Motorists BIaCkIiSted

TRENTON. Dec. 12.-Among the
motor vehicle violations to come be-
fore Commissioner Of Motor Vehicles
William L. Dill here yesterday after
noon were the cases of George Mon
tague, Sill Tonnelle avenue; Emil
Durgfeit. 791 Tonnelle venue, and
Alfred Kohler, OF az Paterson street.
all OF Jersey City, who were charged
with the larceny of al automobile by
T. J. Hanley of Jersey City. The three
men were blacklisted.
Charles Schroeder. of 716 Jersey
avenue, Jersey City. charged with
reckless driving. accident and failure
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12

For Group, "Tlu. and "GrIp'' Coughs
M. T.. Davis, leading merchant of
Bearsville, w. Va, writes: "A few
nights ago one OF my patrons had a
small child taken with Group about
midnight. Came to my store and got
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Be
fore morning the child entirely recov-
cred. Parents can't say enough for
Foley's Honey and Tar" Sold every
where.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
Dealers who Sell and Recommend Perfecti

PERTH A1iBOY
A. Beckofr.
2. Cohen.
Elizabeth Hardware Company.
blk Trading Stamp Company.
Axel Falkenstrom.
II. GreenberR.
A. KasA
Kelly & McAllnden.
Albert Leon
Ludwig Furniture Company.
W. n. Mccormick q Sons. Ina
J. Miller.
Newark Hnwdware Store
Perth Am1uv Hardware Ccmrauy.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-06-06

In the Arson county primary
last Saturday a vote was taken
on prohibition. The drys cast
875 votes, to AVG against.
For Sheriff w. S. Braswell re-
ceived the nomination with 822
votes; the other two candidates
were F. M. Hightower 6O9, /. F.
Thomas ITO.
Representative, T. c. Coke
won out with 1888; E. D. Myers
received 2l5 votes and D. w.
Smith received 1894.
John c. Jones received 1893 for
Coroner as against 1874 for G. NJ.
Chapman.
Judge Adams received 1858
against SCI for Bennett, for Judge.
]. E. Gray received $50 for Cot
ton Weigher against CTS for w.
D. Howell.