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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
Don't Shoot Too Much

After you have secured a gun the
next step is to start practice, ana Il IL
at this point that many men make q
mistake.
The first flush of enthusiasm is very
likely to result In too much SHOOTING
with q consequent falling off In the
interest which is so i~mportant-to suo-
cess.
This particular trouble is not pecu-
liar to shooting. for any sport can ba
run into the ground II followed too
|strenuously. Practice taken reeularlv
and consistently will surely make FOR
continuous progress.
We said above that each shot fred
should teach you something and by
mat we mean that you ought to study
out for yourself Just what error
caused the miss. for IT is the carefullv
studied poor shots that give YOU real
information.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
T|P[|Tz WILL
TACKLE WARD
Victor of frankie Wilson Meets
Elizabeth "BeanstaIk" at
Lotos Wednesday Night

George Ward will again display his
wares at the Lotos Club next Wednes-
day night when he meets Joe Tip
litz, the little hurricane from Brook
lyn. Since Wards last appearance
here, at which time he fought Frankie
Wilson of Morgan, the local fight
fans nave been eagerly awaiting the
second encounter between these boys
as the ~rooters of each man claimed
that his idol was the victor. Joe Nc
.Nulty had fLe fighters rematched for
Wednesday night but it seems that
Wilson was badly bunged up by Tip
litz al their last Morgan scrap and as
Q result Wilson's conqueror will take
on the lanky scrapper from Eliza
beth.
Since mis- last scrap here Ward has
fought two battles, winning both. He
earned a popular decision over Tony
Bender, the old timer of elizabeth,
in an eight-round exhibition bout at
a Knights of Columbus benefit show
held in Elizabeth a short time ago
He also turned up a winner at a six
round bout at Newark.
Joe Tiplitz needs no Introduction
as he is well known around these
parts as the boy that put the skids
to frankie Wilson at Morgan. Joe IS
a small boy but fights big and is very
clever. He is a very cool fighter and
packs a nasty left. His bout with
Ward Wednesday night will show
whether or not Wilson is better than
Ward. A win for Ward will do much
toward making his adherents claim
that Ward beat Wilson sound better.
In. the opening preliminary of the
evening Kid Leo, the Island terror,
will meet Pete Harvey, the North AM
boy scrapper in a return bout of~four
rounds. These boys fought q fast
draw last Wednesday night and 1t is
the intention of both scrappers to reg
lister a decisive win at their next en-
~counterA Kid Leo is fast becoming a
favorite at the Lotos and with a little
more experience will soon be fighting
six-round bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

An interesting little creature Of the
aeep is the ~leneelet. Il ranks about
halfway between a fish and an In
vertebrate. Among It's many peculiari-
ties Is the absence Of a distinct head
The mouth is in ne middle Of the bods
and is surrou aed by tentacles. A
great depths shrlmps have been found
that have luminous bodies When pul
:nto the aquarium. they lose their
iightrgivlng properties. Scientists be-
iicre the Creator made these crea-
lures luminous 10 give ti,em light IN
the dark depths Of HE sea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

Sooner or later one is measured
with the rule that is straight and true.
There Is n thing that we all ma
hard to learn, bat once learned life is
very much simpler and easier to live
contention does not help matters OF
any kind. Constant aggressiveness,
frequent complaining. daily defending
OF ones position wears away patience
ana places n In an atmosphere Of
antaFonism which invariably reacts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
Look for Beauty.

Sometimes we are surprised when
an artist makes a picture of a scene
familiar TO us, and we discover that
Instead Of being commonplace and un-
interesting, 1t is full of beauty. All of
us need to be artists enough to dis
cover that the common, everyday
things are as likely to be full of beau
y as those that are distant and UNI
familiar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
origin Of Yankee"

II is said the term yankee" orig
mated with the Indians when they
were in alliance with the French col
onists against the English. They were
unable to pronounce the French words
"Les Anglais" and pronounced the
words "Yangee" which gradually took
the form Of Yankee" When the Eng
fish abandoned the country the In
dams made no distinction between the
former ~colonists and the English them
selves, and the term chung to the Amer
leans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
.DIehI Nine Cancels Game
With IngOtS for This Afternoon

There will be no Ingot-Diehl game
at the Copper Works diamond this
afternoon as the Diehl nine of the
Diehl Motor Car Company cancelled
the game. 1t seems that the cold
weather has thrown a fright into the
Newark crew and the game has been
put on ice for the winter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

Coughs that hang on and gro,f worse
in the night and weaken tb4 sufferer
r relieved by F0leys Horny and Tar
oftener than BY M other remedy. r.
r. Mabe. Va. writes. For rs
years i was afflicted with q trouble
some bronchial cough ana Irritation Of
the throat. Foleyfs Honey and Tar re-
lieved me. after taking one hottie the
cough ceased and has not returned"
No medicine stands higher As q family
remedy for colds for ehiIdren ana
Ercwn IDS. Sole ~sNerFwhsre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

GOOD digestton e the foundation Of
good health. Fofey Cathartlo Tabiet3
Keep the bowels regular, sweeten the
stomach and tons up the liver. There
Is nothing better II one desires an old
action. yet thoroughly cleansing In ef-
feet. J. p. CASTOR. Newark. Ind. saw
he used q great many kinds of cathsr-
tics, but Foley Cathartfc Tablets gave
hin more satisfaction than any other
He ays they are the best cathartic tab
lets mada Sold everywhere
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
City acknowledgements.

H ASOA OSAL2
sealed bids will be received NV tbs
Board Of Water Commissioners 81 the
Ely of Perth Amboy y. j. on Oct
the Board. City Hall. Pe IfS once mS o.
equipment and materials. i0iN0"ins
boornds bsar Il; 7. Gas Engine with out
ley. complete in place. Engine 10 he
OF vertical self contained. enoioseeSS
igRsH Che engine to develop brake
y; oyaalue, n not consume more than
hour; Bidders shall describe, in thpe sr
furnish. and include the spsciaeafGsonn 70 .
for the same.
f RaSp inch sA C. ce3atrlfugal Pumps.
o.. 100 feet. singis stage sorlnea d
PET driven. wide bearings with /
51dl6SSo Il, P; Gas Producer Complete.
pressure lset oo inch Wood Pipe IS ID
1000 feet a inch Bell g splgot cast
irS go r feet i ao i Iss' Ger Ger foot
goo feet is Inch Bell 4 Spigot Cast
ir4 Sno Pipe 100 Lbs. per foot. las"
Iron1, Pipe 81 Lbs. per foot. Cast
40 feet 10 inch s SSasS F BIB ealvab-
go feet Is inch screw pip ralvan.
NIL liz Incl Screw Gate valves: 2-ao
yes; 2-24 inch Gate Valves. STaaiiSS Hais.
Screw Check Valves: f-io inch screw
Crosses; 7-1o inch Screw e 80
PIuss:s 'i siN1s oii 5pcG Ef -l0 inch sersy
screw pipe and 7-1 inch Length "a
ineh screw pipe threaded both ends.
Y tons Special Castings.
nan state the price F. o. b Cars at
Bidder may bid on such items that
time h materials will be ready for
Shipment ar~rangements for which viii
De made BY h City Of Perth Amboy.
Ject any or all bids. ~
By order of the Board of Water
Commissioners. water
FRED S. HANEY.
ksa-a.sa>sKo Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

To see some small soul p~irouettine
throughout life on a single text. and
Judging all the world because It cam
n Q find a partner, is not a Christian
sifht-Professor Drummond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

sex county Plea
Herman or Henry Lewis ana gadis
lewis. his wife. to have a morfrage
ssainst their property cancelled Of
10 Henry johnson. His Heirs, De-
yisees Personal Representative
slssss take notice. that on Friday
teen Hundred and eixbs ss1per; nine,
o'clock In the forenoon OF that day al
The Court House In the City OF New
5rgnswick shall apply 70 the Law
an order directing the County Clerk OF
said County OF Aiddlesex. to cancel OF
record q certain mortgage. TO wit:-one
given BY Joseph Floersch and Bridget
son. bearing date the thirtieth day Of
october, eighteen hundred>and seventy
three. and registered on the seventh
day Of Novembtr. eighteen hundred and
cages on page s7% for Middlesex coun-
", n. ]. TO eecure the sum Of Seventy
Three Dollars. said mortgage covered
~ those lots tracts and parcels OF
being in tho City OF Perth Amboy' N
the county OF Middlesex AMI State OF
New Jersey. known as lots numbers
Block enc "a on Map part on chnpmSn
Farm Perth Amboy N. j. on lie
ground hat said mortgage has been
paid and satisfied. and that there Is
nothing due thereon; and YOU are fur
Their notfned hat the parport ana eject
OF said application Is to have the SAID
mortgage cancelled OF record and that
you must AZ the time and place afore-
said show cause, II any you have. Why
said mortgage should not Be cancelled
OF record.
JOHN A LOVELY.
Attorney Of petifionerR
South Amboy n J.
Dated. September 1sth. 1874
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
Peace

Don't let &ermany'e bunk offer Of
terms of peace make you quit buying
War Savings Stamps and Liberty
Bonds. There will be no terms of
peace until President Wilson makes
them. And there will be no terms of
peace made by President Wilson until
the Hun is crushed SO completely that
the world will never again have to
TAX up arms against women-killers
and baby-murderers. ~
Wen make u peace, and keep It
well,
When every Hun Is safe in He'll
So let every quarter and every dol
lar you can spare go into War Savings
Stamps and Liberty Bonds that will
buy the guns and the shells that will
500 make for an everlasting peacel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

For Nothing And You'll Catch Plenty
of Suckers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

Pearl Barley lives at Johnstown
Pennsylvania.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

George Fullerton. former sterling
pitcher OF the Keasbey baseball team,
twiried for the Woodshole Naval Re-
serve team and won six out Of the
eight games that he played in. George
was h mainstay of the Keasbey
team last year and after enlistinR IN
the navy he was sent to Woodshole
where he was Immediately put in he
box and made the above ine record.
The two m that he lost were by
n run margins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

Sign on a store in Columbus, Ohio:
r. Ottin
Fruits and Vegetables
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
Mean Brute

II wish you wouldn't try to bake.
Dear wife, said Mr.. Bevel;
You claim that this is, angel cake,
But 1t tastes like the devil"
Luke McLuke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

James Romer. also a member Of
the Keasbey team and broad jumper
az the local Y. M. c. A., showed his
athletic ability by winning the stand
ing broad jump and landing a third
IN the running broad Jump at a track
meet IN newport. r. ]. Jim Is sta
toned at the Newport naval training
school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
Hoorayi

A fellow gets so little beer for a
jitney nowadays hat it is a relief to
know hat John Highfll is running a
kali on Bankiick street, C~ovington,
Ky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
flIe==Ws


.-nlarried man Is sad and grim.
And at the grave he often jeers;
The Jaws of Death don't worry him,
The Jaws of Life are what he fears.
HUH
you believe in a supreme being,
don't your" asked the Bachelor.
II certainly do" replied the Bene-
dict. II married her"
Advice
You want to wed a girl, that's true.
But our advice is: 'Don'tl"
Do not ask her to marry you
Until you're sure she won't.
Paws Knows Everything
willie-Paw, why does the world
love a lover7
Paw-Because it likes to be amused
my son.
Good Dope
Poverty won't live with Hustle,
So, my son, get out and rustic.
If for fortune you are fishing,
Do more work and do less wishing.
The Wise Fool
1.-THE truth is mighty and viii pre-
vail" quoted the Sage.
Not in a political campaign" COM
Imented the Fool.
Say Noti
LAS scarce as hen's teeth" said old
Fare,
us quite an ancient wheeze;
But hens teeth are not half as rare
AS German victories"
The Honest Milkman
You can see this inscription paint
ed on the sides of a whole lot of milk
wagons in Chicago:
l.. Mix Milk
1915 Vincennes Avenue,
Firms Is Firms
Better bring us about a dozen, and
say, waiter, bring a bottle of good
ketchup with theml What are we
talking about? Oh. we almost forgot
to inform you that the Fried Oster-
mann Company does business at Sit
Reed street, Milwaukee.
Giddapi
Girls are taking the places of mes
senger boys these days. and IL Minnie
Mustrush, of ~Johnstown, Penn, will
report, she can act as messenger for
the Club.
H~oorayi
A fellow gets so little beer for a
jitney nowadays hat it is a relief to
know that John Highfll is running a
kali on Banklick street, Covington,
KY.
Mean Brute
II wish you wouldn't try to bake,
Dear wife, said Mr.. Bowel;
You claim that this is, angel cake,
But 1t tastes like the devil"
Luke McLuke.
Your doughnuts," said he to his
mate,
Are quite the worst I've found,
But they have one redeeming trait,
The holes in them are round"
Oh N0r fD0 \ T.~aT a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

Your doughnuts," said he to his
mate,
Are quite the worst I've found,
But they have one redeeming trait,
The holes in them are round"
Sharon (Pa.) Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
Sbortsman,s Corner

A letter from Johnny vecsi. former
woodbridge high and Y. M. G. A.
athlete, informs us that he is now at
Paris island, South Carolina, and is
in line for his corporal chevrons.
Johnny, who was a star Splinter, says
that he was in a track meet at the
Paris Island grounds a short time ago
and writes that the 100 yard dash
was negotiated in eleven seconds fat
by men in full uniform. Vecsi COP
ped third In this sprint and ran an
Choir on the relay team that finished
first.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

sally Waters. of Tottenville, who
is in the Naval Reserves at Pelham
Bay, has won quite a number Of
medals during the summer while
competing on the Pelham Bay track
team. Waters has been running In
the sprints and also ran on the Pei
ham second. mile relay, team. He
was booked to go to the national
championships at the Great Lakes to
run or the second team In the relays
but an attack Of grip laid him up a
few days before he vas to entrain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
Firms Is Firms

Firms Is FIRMS
Better bring us about a dozen, and
say, waiter, bring a bottle Of good
ketchup with theml What are we
talking about? Oh, we almost forgot
to inform you that the Fried Oster-
mann Company does business at 617
Reed street, Milwaukee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

A letter from Harold Hoffman. for
mer sporting editor Of the EVENING
NEWS, reached us this morning tell
ing us that he is In France and that
the Yanks are hitting the huns In the
same as the old Riversides
used to clean up their opponents on
the basketball court. and that's going
some.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28
Giddapi

Giddapi
Girls are taking the places of mes
.senger boys these days. and IL Minnie
Mustrush, of Johnstown, Penn, will
report, she a act as messenger for
the Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

.-uEarried man Is SAD ana grims
And at the grave he often jeers;
The Jaws of Death don't worry him,
The Jaws of Life are what he fears
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

hiadiesex County Common Piess
Herman or Henry Lewis ana gad1.
Lewis. his wife. TO have q mortgars
AGAINST their property cancelled of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

You want to wed a girl, that's trues
But our advice is: "Don'tl"
Do not ask her to marry you
Until you're sure she won't.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-28

you believe in a supreme being,
don't your" asked the Bachelor.
II certainly do" replied the Bene-
dict. Il married her."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21
Quarters Are Ready
For Visiting Troops
War Community Service Is
Prepared to Care for All
Men on Furloueh

In response to the appeal Of JEFF
Davis. the "Hobo King to establish
a Hotel de Gink" for so diers and
sailors. the War Camp Community Ser
vice announced yesterday that it is
providing adequate quarters for visit
ing men in the service, and stands
ready to provide additional accomo-
dations as rapidly as ca led for.
Beds with bath and breakfast arc
now available in all parts of the city,
the w. c. c. S. announced, at the
rate of IS cents a night Four
hundred cot beds are now installed in
the 18th Armory for soldiers and
sailors by this organization. and other
units have been established at the old
Darlington Hotel in West Twenty
seventh Street, the Harvard Unit, OPP
posite the Pennsylvania Station. the
Sailors and So diers' Club, 6s1 West
End Avenue, 209 East Forty-second
Street, Sixty-seventh Street and Lex
ington Avenue, Tempe Beth Ell, at
Fifth Avenue and Seventy sixth Street,
and the Friends Meeting House, 226
East Sixteenth Street.
During June the unit at the Hotel
Darlington cared for 17,127 men. Beds
with bath, towels and soap cost the
guests just rs cents. Breakfast. con-
sisting of cereal, rolls with butter
and coffee, is 10 cents, and
more e aborate breakfast may be had
for q small additional cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21
Class | Men Urged
To Drill Before Call
General Crowder Wants Them
to Fit Themselves
Physically

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Provost
Marshal General Crowder to-day issued
an appeal to all men of Class I, calling
upon them to begin now their prepara-
ton as soldiers and not wait until they
actually have been called into camp.
The men are urged to interest them
selves now in the duties of soldiers,
to learn something Of the different
branches of the military service and to
fit them selves physically For the rigor-
Gus duties Of soldiers life.
Regard yourselves es selected fra
ternity IF active patriots" says Con-.
cral Crowdnr Encourage those who
ere weak. inspire the ind Terent. in
form the ignorant, search out the
slackers
Have you ever thoueht that our
enemy is attacking Us not only in Flu
rope, but at home? Have you realized
that his especial trickery consists in
seeking to make me, disloyal here in
our own country? Have you tried to
discover and suppress the encmy's
work here in the peaceful regions Of
our ~u~ ho-,es7
at will take some time 70 make good
soldiers out Of you. The SO oner you
start the sooner you Will arrive"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21

leagues committee, said last night that
ne believed Democrats in the 14th Con-
gressional District would not oppose
captain La Guardia, whose services in
italy with the American expeditionary
FORCES will'make it impossible for him
~ make personal campaign
Is Assured of Support
In letter to In Guardia's campaign
manager, harry G. Andrews, who
Drought word of the soldier Repre-
sentative's intention to run Tor realec-
tion, Mr.. Ortiz said:
Our suggestion that there be g
fusion candidate in the 14th was made
on the assumption that Mr.. La Guard q
would not seek reelection. Under pres
ent circumstances he would seem to be
the logical candidate around whom the
loyal and patriotic voters of the dis
trict could rally"
The Socialists, aided by the pacifists,
nave threatened to put candidate in
the field against La Guardia. Recently
TINS antl-war element circulated a petit
ton calling for La Guardia's resigna-
ton from Congress, because he was
absent from the House of representa-
tfves, fighting in Italy, and unable to
perform his services"
Combine Against Pacifists
1t is understood Democrats and Re-
publicans will combine their forces in
SIX OF the Manhattan districts to pre-
vent the anti-war Socialists from elect
ing Representatives Besides La Guar
dia's district, fusion is considered
practically certain in the goth and 21st,
where Republicans will be nominated,
and in the 18th, 13th and 18th, where
the Republicans will indorse the Demo
cratic nominees.
This was the result Of the National
Security Leagues partisan cam
paign to elect "win-the-war candidates"
to Congress. The campaign is country
wide and has the support of business
and Professional men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21
CrippledBoy Gives lis Phonogaph
ToCheer U.S.. Army on to Berlin
Weehawken Lad of Seven Hobbies to Y NJ c. A. Head
quarters and Insists Since He Can't Do Bit" His
Priced Talking Machine Shall

N: J. There be saw Secretary A. B
Wegener
please, SIR" said little Vincent, =.
want to give my phonog, Aph to the SOL
diers."
Mr.. wegener thought he hadn't
heard the little boy cor 'ectly, and he
asked him to repeat VIVA. he had said.
Vincent did, this time trife more
emphatically. Then he rxpsained be-
cause he began to fear that his offer
wasn't going to De accepted.
"You see," he said, "I'd give any
thing to be a soldier-oniy can't
now. Maybe / ne, er can" he added, a
bit wistfuily. Then instantly bright
ening, he added:
But I know If was q soldier I'D
like a photograph lust like mine, so
want some Of the soldiers to have it.
II don't want any pay for it," he
hurried to say, as Mr.. Wagner was
about TO speak. Just ask the soldier
you give it to if he will pray for me
to get well. Then when / do nj 60
and see him and we'll play the phono-
graph together"
Vincenr's offer will be accepted. The
little chap wouldn't leave until as
sured that it would be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21

Vincent Williams, seven years old, Of
~ Chestnut Street, Weehawken, N. j.,
has spent the last three years Of his
life hobbling about on crutches. His
lameness was brought on by an attack
OF infantile paralysis.
Despite his affection, however. Vim
cent is brave. smiling little chap,
with host Of friends and only two
real big wishes tucked away in his
heart. He wants to get we'll and he
does want to do something for the SOL
diers. Yesterday he got part of one
wish, at least
A year ago friends of the Williams
family. who thought Vincent deserved
anything they could give him, bought
photograph for his Christmas pres
ent. And Vincent almost forgot for
time that he was lame.
Yesterday the boy took his crutches
and without telling his mother where
he was going made his way to the
Offices Of the Young Mems Christian
Association headquarters at Hoboken,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21

Pastor Russel''s old tabernacle in
Brooklyn is to be sold as a result Of
the conviction recently of his success
sor, Joseph Rutherford and seven SUBJ
leaders of The international Bible
Students on charges of dis'oya'ty. The
Peoples Pulpit Associate on obtained
from the SUI RENE Court Yesterday in
Brooklyn an order granting perrnis-
sion to sell the pronerty for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21
MARRIAGES

>, Observation-Disclosures Friday.
INV ~, 1918, at ST. James's Church.
SpiecsdiIly, London. England, Dorothy Nc
callouch. daughter of Captain and Mrs.
Colin j. MCCULLOUGH. to Henry T. Fleit-
mann. first lieutenant. of the American
Aerial Service. U. S. Expeditionary Force.
HANsELr-DENMAN-on Tuesday. July i6.
Crawford. N. j., by DR.. George Francis
Greene, D. D., Katharyn Mary Denman to
Charles Francis Hansel, second lieutenant.
II s. Marines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21

Roger g. Williams. $50 Prospect Avenue,
Brooklys..
To be second fieutenant--Paul Draper. lfs
East Sixty-third Street. New York City.
To be second lieutenants (engineer)-
Daniel Richard Higgins. Hamilton Street.
Green Island, N. Y: Thomas Jabine, 1S
Elinor Place. Workers, N. Y: Henry Warren
Jones. Manchester. N. Y: Oscar Marcus, 81
East 18th Street New York: Seney Plum
ner. 375 Park Avenue, New York City:
Harry D. Thrasher. Mscdousai Alley. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21
Fusion to Support
La Cuardia With a
Win War Platform
Security League Plans Cam
paign to Beat Pacifst
Tickets

The decision Of Fiorella H. La Guar
ola, now captain in the Aviation
Corps in active service on the Italian
front, to be candidate for reelection
TO the House of Representatives has
brought him the support of the Con-
gressional campaign committee Of the
National Security League.
Charles D. Orth, chairman Of the