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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

~you never hear OF green goods men
say more NO" replies Farmer
corn,ossel. quoted in the Washington
Star: compared 20 the easy money
getters nowadays those old green
goods men worked mighty hard. be-
sides sskin' hlg chances"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

The csiidren OF the neigahorhooi
lad heen greatly interested by tie
rers OF the arrival Of haSy at the
Jones. according 10 Harper, and ons
AZ them put shis question 10 little
Willie Jones What is snr new
hrother's name :" They haven't fosnd
out yet replied While. ~He cant
talk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11


Az she story hour al the Carnegie
library 90 Saturday, Mise Pauline
vshop told stories 10 about eighty
children and on Saturday. August is'th
Mrs Fred Green has kindly consent
ID to have charge OF the hour again.
r " Y
Mis- Kathryn cochreii left shfs
morning for her home IN Wichita and
she was accompanied by Miss Lea
1eet who viii spend ghe remainder
D. the month wisa her.
~ " +
Mr. and Mrs Galen Grow motored
ap from Oklahoma CITY last evening.
= r X
T7e y Nj G club will not hold q
meeting this week.
Mitxi Club.
Mrs Lulu Townsend will be hos
ass 20 the Mitzi club ON Wednesday
evening
X = X
MI : Louise Gregory ia visiting in |
)kiaisoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

Miss Valley Sherwood ~ Tulea has
resurnei after spending 4 week with
Guthrie friends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

TIE young pride ot the i&nily' had
been 10 school, for sae first time IN his
saor six years, relates the indisnapo.
lss News. what dsd you learn :" asked
Als mother. rs mothers as~aye asx on
the afternoon after the morning be-
fore. Little Johnny fsowned 4 dsin';
learn nothin'.- be replied. =. have to
60 back tonorrow.-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31

v 1zemi ccle rcpubliky prohledl.y
vice nez 10000 invalidn a die do
savadnlch vysledka vylouci z
kruhu invalidn Is az 20 procent O.
sob, ktere V nynejsl dobe jiz in
validy me- sol
"a hod. casomira. - Min. mar.
obrany pfedlozilo navrh, zavesti
u hod. casomiru pro celou repu-
bliku a odHvodnuje navrh jake
nezbytnou, modernim pozadav-
kim odpovidaiici n%utnost. Pojcm
dopoledne a odpoledne vedc casio
nedorozumeni, zcjmena beai-!i
o Y hodinu. Pocitani do a hodin
bylo zayedeno Il vscch dohodo-
vych armad. Take mezinarodni
pomery dopravni vyzadujl gave
denf a hodin jake denni casove
miry a take na drahach, postach
4 telcgrafech We Francii, Anglii,
ltalii a pfi mezinarodnich sigma
lech casovych zavedeno .jc pocita-
nj do "a hodin. Bylo by ovSem Ia
potfebi, ably i so,isedni staty pfi
.stoupily k zamySlene reformc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31

bychom fici POrozumeni ncb Una
lost Understandings pfesvedcu-
JIG Poutnika 0 nepfekonatelne mo-
ci pravdy a lasky, jez konecnc lid
stvo pfivede do stastnejsiho sve-
ia. Vede Poutnika dobou bible
kou k bfehdm feky proudici pred
Babylonem, pax k Batlemu, kde
.jasna hvezda vesti pfisti vykou-
peni lidstva 2 bidy a ponizenf 81
lou lask.y, jez konecne lidstvo pfi-
vede do bran Jerusalema, v
nadvofi Pilatova palace, v zahra-
de Josefa Arimatheiskeho a ko-
u brany Budoucnosti, do
MI zbratfcni, kraci vsichni marc.
dove sveta.
Hlavnimi pfedstayiteli Y teto
hire .jsou Zoufalstvi Despair hra-
JIG j. Harry Irwin, Poutnik Way
farcr) Walter Hampden a Rozunl
Understanding vynikajici anne
1ricka umelkyne ceskeho pivodu,
slecna Blanche Jurkova, jejiz
slsvele vystizcni teto rollc a reel
tovanl versG S lahodou hlasu a
vzornou modulaci S pathosem, ia
koz cely jcjl zjcv q hra vyvola-
" nadseni o~becenstva.
Destinnova a Bartik v obzalobe.
New York. - Emma Destinno-
va, sopranistka metropolitan ope-
r.y, a Ottokar Bartik, baIletni mi
str u opery, byli zalovani u supe-
riorniho soudu zastupcem pozG-
stalosti i. NJ. Pelgrama o zaplace-
nj naicmneho 2 domu els. "a Ri
vcrside drive, cd zaff 1916 do Ri
ma 1917. v obnosu $3,400 rocns.
Naicmne znstalo nczaplaceno,
.kdyz slecna Dcstinnova .dlcla v
Ccchach a ncmohla SC nasledkrm
z5kazu rakouskych autorit vratlt
do Spojenych Statu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
, Prehled ces. -americky
NoyY ulspech sic. Jurkove.

New York. 49, Vysoce zajlmaya
diyadelni hra, vynikajicf skvelosti
s%ccncrie, pdsobici souhrou, boha-
tosti koloritu a realistickym Wy
stizenlm, ,je vellepa modernl pa
Siova hra "Poutnik" "The
Wayfarer', jez octla Sc pred new
yorskym obecenstvem V pondeli
.vecer V Madison Square Garden.
Idstane Tia repertoire do ID. led
ia a neni pochybnosti, re sctka Sc
s dokonalym nSpechem.
Motiv teto hry jest pc hrozne
svetove ydlce zdnrazniti, re .jen
jednim smerem mlze lidstvo do
speti ku sfastn6jsi budoucnosti, IL
ii v miru a spokojenosti, phi "a
choyayani nejvznesenejslho zako-
ma, lasky k bliznimu.
Hra zapocina scenou We Elan
drcch bGhem valky, kdyz zoufalt
p~rchajicf oby~vatelstvo jest hnano
JIuny. KoneGne americke a spo-
jenccke yojsko vesnicany zacbra-
III. Mad ruinami naffka zosobnc-
ne "Zoufalstvi', eontnik ztraci
daveru " uslechtiloNt a dobro lid
silva, vEak "Rozum'ss jinak mohli
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31

stopadu: "Oznameno jiz V novi-
mach, re jednalo Sc o splynuti S ce-
skymi socialisty. Fedrovatelem
toho jest pr.y zvlaste prof. Maxa
ostatni poslanci, oproti tomu jest
vsak silna oposice V fadach stou-
pencil, zvlaste Ma Morav6. Hla-
sovani bylo odlozeno, ale kdyby Sc
bylo hlasovalo, byla by pry sku-
pima pro s%loucenl naprosto pora
zena. Hlasovani byl6 tedy odlo-
zeno a wee %ponechana k rozllodnu-
Ii spezdu. .Jinak jsou We strane til
proudly: /. Pro slouceni, :. pre-
dalsi samostatne trvani strany a
3. pro rozejiti Sc, strany a roz.
chod, kan koho srdce tahne.
Napady ceskych bolseviku. =
Praha, %. listopadu. Dnesni
"28. Rfjen" prinasi tuto zajima-
YOU zpravu: "Munu propustit,
Kramafc, Pavlu, Cecka a Syrov6.
10 zatknout - tax mi nejnoye.j
81 rozkaz socialne-demokraticki
sctrezvijacky'', jejlz organem jc
"SociaIni Demokrat'. zalozen9
Smcralcm, Munou, SkaIdkcm a
Stivinem. Ccsky politickg blazi
nee, V nemz jest i tohle mono. A
kdoz Vi, ida nejaky. Petrlik Salal<
a Muha nebudou precc jednou "a
tgkati generally naSich legionafil
Y Rlrsku, Cccka q Syrov6ho, a ida
nepovcsi Kramafe, ably prevail
nedodGlane dilo Friedricha krva-
veho a chorobneho chlapcc Sfast-
neho. Takoye navrhy a rozkazy
vychazejf Il mas . vladni strany
ministerskeho pfedsedy Tusara.
'socialni D%cmokrat vyzyva stra-
nu, by vladu, t. j. syou vladu, do
nutila ku prohlaseni, zc Sc TAX
stanc, jakmile .ien 'zIocinci' Kra-
mar, Pavln, Geek a Syrovy pre-
kroci hranice naSeho statu.
H
Soups valecnych invslidl po-
dial pfibliznou cifru t6chto osob
celkem 10000 V cele republice, a
to " Cechach u MA Slovenskn pr
10000, MA Moravc $4,000, We Slcz-
sku 10 AZ Is tisic osob. Soupiscm
pozistalych pc padlych, zeinfe-
ISch a nczvastnych vojlncch do
SO Sc k poctu $4,000 osob v cele
rcpublice. V CecIlach 10000, M
Morave 81 tisic, We Slezsku 49,.
0OD, ma Slovensku priblizne A.
600 osob. Ministerstvo socialni
pece zavedlo instituci socialne le.
kafskych prohlidek, jez az dosud
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
v roztrzitosti.

A: "Slysel jste, zc Hnilicka mad
SWIM 1padkem zcela ztratil hla-
B: "ubozak, a .iestc vcera kou-
pill 81 novy klobouk =
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Je ochoten yyhovet.

Hospodyne HAles kdyz iste
tn byl nedavno, tax jste mios VEN
zivote vypravel neco zccla jint !,
ho.'
Tramp:"Ja vim ale kdyz Wy
iste mi TO ncchteIa VERT, tax ,iseirl
81 uminil povGdft YAM ieco inc
ho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Proziravost.

sedlak pane lfkarniku. dial
byste nam neco pro zkazeny zalu-
dekgv
Ltkarnik "Kdo pax 81 zaIudek
Sedlak AZ dosnd nikdo, ale
zifra zabijime krmnika a pozejtfi
slayime kftiny'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31

CREIGHTON, NEBR. = Ctena
redakcel PfitomnG zde name
pekne pocas1, snih Sc rozchfiva. !
ten cas- byl priznivg hornlkilm to
byly zimy, az 20 stuphiI pod nu-
lou. TAX ze. kdo nema palivo, tax.
.je v tom zle. Ny ma farmach
.ismc V tom dosti dobfc, zvlaste
kdo ma kus Icsa, tax moll ] me
sfaky zasobovat. Proto volam ku
far1nafdm: Sazcjte stromy, far
ma nabude lepsiho vzhledu, i celia
krajina lepe vyhlizi, kde jsou
stromy. S pozdravem
Josef Bart1k.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wallace. OF
Bayonne, visited at Prince Bay this
week.
Thomas Bannon has returned to
Washington after at home on a fur
Tough with his mother
Mrs. William Mersereau is %ecover-
ing from q recent operation at the
Staten Island hospital.
Captain James A. Nolan, son OF
Chief Clerk James Nolan, of the Blu
reau of Buildings, who served in
France with the Royal Flying Corps,
sailed on the Imperator Wednesday
for England for a short visit.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st.
Marks church at its meeting this
week decided to go back to their for
mer meeting days of the second We'd
pesday of each month, instead of
TUESDAY afternoons.
The monthly visiting day will be
held tomorrow to the Mission of the
Immaculate Virgin, Mt. Loretto. As
this is the visiting day before Christ
mas, a large number of visitors are
expected to come down by the special
train that is run On these occasions
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
HIGH CLASS MUSICAL
SHOW COMING MONDAY

The coming Of Ben WEIGH and his
Revue to the Majestic is an event
worth waiting for, for 1t Is the prize
show of the eastern wheel, the m
they call the criterion by which all
others are judged, the show Is known
for many good points, but its cardi-
nal one is the fact that not one word
of profanity, not n suggestive re-
mark or action is allowed in it:
therefore, it is more of a big musical
comedy, with plenty of clean variety
such as real burlesque patrons want
In Ben WEIGH, the star of the cast,
we have the highest salaried cOme-
dian in the show business. Mr.. WEIGH
writes the comedy, produces the
show and plays the star part; is 1t
any wonder he gets a big salary?
However, the management did not
stop by engaging a star alone, they
have surrounded him with a company
that cannot be equalled for It's merit
in any two other shows. Dimple
Dolly Morrlssey has a new part, a
selection of new songs, and how
Dolly can sing them. Pat Kearney,
Frank p. Murphy, Vic Casmore,
Harry Morrissey, Nettie Hyde, Fran
kie Martin, Freda Florence and
others all appear in this big comedy;
thirty-two pretty girls, second to
non in beauty and ability compose
the beauty chorus. Taken all to-
gether, the show at the Majestic
Monday IS the fastest, merriest,
classiest show of the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
DISMISS COMPLAINT
I'm KEASBEY CASE

The bill of complaint pf Kate Sodor.
of Keasbey. praying for an account
ing and that the sum of ~$2,500.00 be
returned % her by her father-in-law
and mother-in-law, Andrew inc Suzie
Sodor, was yesterday dismissed by
Vice Chancellor Backs at tho Chan
Gerry Chambers in Newark. Tho daugh-
ter-tn-law alleged hat she had work
ed for over four years and that dur
ing that time she had given all heI
earnings to her husbands parents
with whom they had resided. The
court held that the money given by
the son and the daughter-in-law had
been given to a common pot" and
that the agreement of the parties was
not that the cid folks were to account
for any money but that the under
standing was that the parents were tt
have all the income until their death
and upon their death the money wa:
to go to the son and his family. Thu
complainant was represented by ia
ceb S. Karkus and the parents By
David r. Wilentz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
OIL WELLS REPORTED
I'M COUNTY
BIZ Special Correspondent.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
MATAWAN, Dec. 12.-Considerable
interest has been shown in this Dor
ough on the report that the drillers
for oil at Prospertown, in Ocean Coun-
ty had struck a flow of that precious
substance and considerable specula-
ton has been made as to whether
perhaps deep in the earth in this vi
cinity there might not be a flow of oil.
However. according to late reports the
word that oil had been struck is I'M
true although the drillers have struck
a flow of artesian water at q depth
OF 1000 feet.
The drilling Is going on under the
direction of Superintendent Thomey
of the William H.. Driver Prospecting
Company. At the present time the
drlllers r boring In green rock. Rock
was encountered four days age. The
flow Of water will not interfere with
the operations of drilling.
The Idea that oil might be located
In the earth at Prospertown was con
ceived from the appearance of the
earth at that place and the fact that
the water of the swamps had the APP
pearance that oil might be located
there. AS the drilling proceeds 1t Is
said there Is moro reason than ever
to think hat q flow of oil will be
found. 1t Is said that the company
doing this work has m option on land
extending to EatontoWn, Monmouth
County.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
n

Mrs Elizabeth LaForge, of Brook
Ign, Is the guest of her son. Lloyd
LaForge, and granddaughter, Mrs.
Leon Hart, of Main street.
Leo Shea is in Chicago for a visit.
Mrs. Robert Lee and Mrs. Emma
Ovington r home from a visit at
Freehold.
H. J.. Oldham, night ticket agent
at the railroad station. is recovering
at st. Vincent's hospital from in
juries received when he was run
down by a bicyclist in Port Richmond
a few nights ago.
Mrs. E. C. Johnson entertained the
Thursday Evening Sewing Club at
her home this week. Mrs. Gilbert
Dubois will entertain next week.
Mrs. c. Raguse entertained the
AMIGA Club members at her home
yesterday afternoon,
The monthly guest day of the Phil
emon Literary and Historical Club
Monday will be in the form of a
Christmas program.
The police of the Tottenville pre-
cinct were asked yesterday to notify
the friends of Laconle Gastonius, OF
5165 Amboy road, Annadale, that he
was in the French Hospital, Manhat-
tan, suffering with injuries following
an accident in Manhattan.
An automobile owned and operat-
ed by Andrew Boyd, of Rossville, was
struck by q machine owned and OPP
Grated by John Horn, of $50 Tenth
avenue, Manhattan, as the former
was backing out of Pleasant Plains
avenue into Amboy road last night,
Horns car was damaged.
Mortimer Walsh has a new Max
well car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
KEYPORT

Mrs. Henry @. Wyckoff was the
guest of friends at Perth Amboy
Thursday.
Kenneth G. Hand, a senior at Rut-
gers College, has been made a men,
Der of the Senior Council, whose
duties are to help settle all questions
between the faculty and the students.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Joseph Albert Beers, of
Keyport, and Miss Lillian Carhart. Of
Holmdel township, which took place
at the First Baptist parsonage on
Sunday night. The witnesses were
Miss Morrell and Mr.. Leroy Of
South Keyport, Rev. A. W. Hand
officiating.
Christmas clubs are now forming
at both the Keyport Banking Com
pany and the Peoples National Bank.
The Ladies' Aid Of Calvary M. f.
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Mary Madden Wednesday afternoon
of next week.
The sale held at the First Baptist
church on Thursday afternoon and
evening was well attended, all stocks
being quickly disposed Of. The sale
was held under the direction of the
choir for whose treasury the pro-
ceeds will be devoted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Morris, of
Second street, were the guests of
friends at Perth Amboy on Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid OF the First Bap-
list church will meet on Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
POULTRY SHOW Is
SET FOR TUESDAY

An all-day poultry show operated
entirely by students is to be staged
in the poultry ~husbandry building
at the New Jersey Agricultural Col
lege, New Brunswick, Tuesday by the
students who are taking the poultry
husbandry short courses this year.
This Is the seventh annual affair of
it's kind which the students have con
Quoted.
Although a student affair, the show
will be operated under the regula-
tons and rules which are used in
larger poultry exhibits. There will be
eleven classes, including the princl-
pal breeds of the American and Medi-
terranean types and each student is
required to make two single entries.
First, second and third ribbons will
be placed in each class in which
three or more entries are made.
Prof. William f. Kirkpatrick,
head of the Department Of Poultry
Husbandry of the Connecticut Agri-
cultural College will judge the show
and address the students
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
METUCHEN

The Monday Afternoon Card Club
met with Miss Emma Kelly.
Mrs Ralph Corbin was hostess at
a card party at the club house Tues
day afternoon.
The w. G. n. U. met with Mrs.
Charles Edgar Tuesday afternoon and
the attendance vas good. Miss Ollie
Thornall and Mrs. Miller of New York
were the speakers of the day, and a
vocal solo was rendered by Miss
Bump.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dana are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the ar
rival of a seven pound boy at their
home, Roselawn.
DR.. l.. T. Lippincott is i'll at his
home. DR.. Hofer is attending him .
Little Miss Betty Gallagher was 8
member of the confirmation class al
st Francis church Wednesday night
Mr.. s. f Hay has sold the lot next
to his home on the corner of Oak
street and Middlesex avenue to N. +,
Koch, of Perth Amboy
A special service will be held in
the Presbyterian church Sunday
night, illustrated by the s~tereopticon
The schools of the borough will
be closed for the Christmas holidays
from December 2s to January 9Th.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
BURN Up
At So. AMBOY
Early Morning Fire in Garage
Does Much Damage
By speciaI Correspondsnl.

By Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 13:-Short-
ly after 6 o'clock this morning the
local fire department was called to
extinguish a blaze that did several
thousand dollars worth of damage.
The fire occurred in a building used
as a garage by Messrs. Frank Hunt
and Fred Isley. The origin of the
fire is unknown, but a stove was in
the e a of the building and It is
set off the gasoline.
The fire department was slow in
responding owing to a mixed up
alarm. The frebell failed to ring but
once, but the whistle blew the proper
signal. The men of the Enterprise
Hook & Ladder Company with the
Independence apparatus were first
on the scene. Protection apparatus
did not respond at all.
The blaze lighted up the entire
city and several hundred persons
were attracted to the scene. Some
difficulty was experienced by the fire.
men owing to the danger from the
gasoline tank. After the tank ex-
ploded, however, the cars, which
were total wrecks, were pulled from
the building and the fire extinguish-
ed.
A touring car owned by Fred Isley
was partially covered by insurance
while one owned by Frank Hunt was
not covered by any insurance, nor
was the building. Both cars are
total losses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
SOUTH AM

A conference of the councilmen and
city officials was held in the City
Hall last night.
Miss Catherine C1eary in charge OF
the mathematics In the local hdgh
school Is i'll at her home in this city.
The preliminary work of the X. OF
C. Minstrel is about completed and the
rehearsals will commence In earnest
next week.
Mrs. Henry Stratton, chairman of
the knitting committee of the local
Red Cross Chapter has requested thai
all knitted goods, finished or I'M
finished, all yarn. etc, be returned to
the chapter.
The business men of the city have
arranged a bowling match for next
Wednesday night at the local Y. M.
c. A. All business men are well
come.
The "Y" Minstrel-"A Solvent Sing
ing Contest"-will be given in the EN-
pire Theatre on January 7th.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church will
be held Monday night. Rev. ]. d.
Bills, District Superintendent will pre-
side.
At the meeting of the directors of
the Chamber of Commerce who will
meet on Monday evening, a resolution
will be introduced favoring the ship
canal.
An examination is being held thu
morning In the High School building
for the position of enumerators for
the coming ensus,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
UNDER ARREST
IN KIDNAPPING
Held in Bail in MataWan Case on
Grave Charges

MATAWAN, Dec. 1S-Tony Maduro
of Matawan Township and John Cor
.nette of Keansburg W. been arrested
and held in $4,000 bail each on the
charge of kidnapping Rose opposite,
of Railway and bringing her to Mata-
wan where she was detained over
night. The men were taken before
an Elizabeth Judge, where they were
held under heavy bail. Other men
who aided Maduro in kidnapping the
girl are expected to be arrested soon.
Maduro occupies the Stafford Wall
ing farm in the Lloyd Road near this
place and was in love with the girl.
Some time 6 she promised to wed
another man and Maduro hit upon the
kidnapping idea in order to keep the
girl himself. 1t is alleged it was un-
der his direction that the blanket was
thrown over the girls head and she
was carried to a waiting automobile
and brought to his farm here, from
which place she escaped and informed
her mother over the telephone where
she was and thus was returned TO her
home by the authorities.
Cornetta who has also been placed
under arrest, DIS said to be the driver of
the automobile which brought the girl
TO this borough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
SHOW HEALTH PICTURE
HERE NEXT WEEK

The Perth Amboy Board OF Health
In cooperation with the New Jersey
State Department of Health and the
United States Public Health Service
will give free showings of public
health films in this city on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday nights of
next week.
The Perth Amboy Board Of Health
is making a determined fight to make
their city the cleanest city in New
Jersey. They have established a clinic
for the free treatment of Gonorrhea
and Syphilis and they are now giving
these lectures, illustrated by motion
pictures, in order that those who are
not infected may know how to pre-
ven infection. With a large percen-
tage Of the people suffering with con-
tagious diseases 1t is essential thai all
people shall know the danger and
know how to properly protect them
selves. Gonorrhea and syphilis are
contagious and result in very serious
effects.
Modern medical science is able to
cure these diseases If the treatment is
started early enough and continued
long enough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-13
COUNTY COURT
At ST. GEORGE
Joseph 10th Pleads Guilty and
Gets Suspended Sentence
81 Special corresponaenr.

VI 0UEENAA
TOTTENVILDE, Dec. 13.0County
Judge ]. Harry Herman in county
court yesterday heard q number OF
pleas and handed out sentences
where the prisoners either pleaded
guilty or were convicted during the
term. Joseph 10th, forty years old,
of Oak street To~ttenville, who plead
ed guilty last week to a charge of as
sault in the third degree, had the
charge changed to simple assault. He
received a suspended sentence and was
allowed to go with reminder that II
he was brought to court again on an
other charge that the assault charge
would still hold good. 10th was ar
rested by Acting Detective Sergeant
Schley on a charge of having stabbed
Stephen Koos, fifty-six year old, OF
Rose avenue New Dorp, during an all
tercation at Toth's home Sunday night
November 8. He has been in the
county jail ever since his arrest and
indictment by the grand jury.
Charles O'Dowd, twenty years old,
CT Bayonne, was sentenced to the Ell
mira R~eformatory on a charge of bur
glary until he becomes of age. The
charge of attempt assault also pre-
ferred against him will be used against
him at the expiration of his term.
O'Dowd was arrested, indicted and
found guilty of robbing the home of a
woman in Port Richmond and also at
5acking her before he escaped. Judge
Herman also sent Stabo Selos to serve
two a and six months in Sing Sing
for a serious charge preferred by an
eight year old girl. The third week
Of the county court will Mon
day at the new court house at st.
George. There are several cases yet
to be tried Those drawn for jury
duty from this end of the island is
Benjamin Frey, of Prince Bay, Will
liam Girkin, and Alfred Palmer of
Eltingville and Max Scott, of Totem
Vile. The latter has removed to
Perth AmboV