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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29

Dill hotoveho jmani rozdalen
mezi vdovy spolecnosti, v "a
ri 1862 prohlasena Cesko-Slo-
vanska Spolecnost els. l Vel
kou Lozi veTejn6 v novinach "a
rozpuStenou.
TAX skoncil prvni tesky pod
porujfci spolek We Spojenych
Statech po osmilete cfnnosti,
uciniv misto svemu nastupci.
Jmeno zmeneno ma Missouri
els. 2, jenz existuje dosud a
Velka Loze zmenena ma Vel
korad Statu Missouri. Dne 26.
1nora 1870 zalozen v Cleve-
landu rad Svornost {. 3 a dne
/. cervna tehoz roku zalozen
rad Svatobor els. A v Collins
vile, Ill. Y tom roce zalozeny
ctyri move rady a pax nastala
prestavka az do r. 1873. Prvni
Sized sbratrenych radG c. S.
P. S. konan byl v st. Louisu v
r., 1871, druhy Clevelandu v
1872, treti v Allegheny City,
Pa. v 1878, ctvrty V Collins
Vile, Ill. v 1874. We sjezdu tom
uzavreno zvySiti podporu vdo-
vam ma $500.
Do pateho sjezdu, jenz ko-
nan v 1876 v St. Louisa, pTiby-
10 pet novych radI, a sice Hav-
licek, Rolnik, Vernost, Zizka a
Komensky.
z techto nepatrnych zacat-
XII vyrostla mohutna Jednota
G.. S. P. S.
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KNEZf Sc ZENf.

Krnovska "Volks zeitung"
organ nemeckeho duchoven-
stva V Cechach oznamuje %.
cervence "Jednota (spolek
ceskeho katolickeho duchoven
stva) nedostala V Rime uspo-
kojujfci odpov6d' ma sve refor
mni pozadavky. V Rime bylo
prohlaseno, re zrizeni patri
archatu pro ceskoslovenSkou
republiku a o cirkevni samo-
Wade lie mluviti, ale o jinych
reformach, tykajicich Sc patro
natu, obsazovani cirkevnich
mist, Ceskoslovanske liturgie a
zvlaste knezskeho bezzenstvi
Rim neni pry ochoten vyjedna
vati. Opravari hodlaji pry n.y.
nj vytvoriti jiste skutecnosti.
Jednota chysta Sc svolati ma Z.
srpna do Prahy schulz, k niz
byl vydan duverny Informal
nj list, V nemz Sc pravi mimo
jine: Spravcis Jednoty usnesli
Sc ceskoslovenskou vladou,
re pet knezi Sc skutecne ozeni.
Budou-li suspendovani, vlada
to neuzna a odepfe jejich ma
stupcGm, ustanovenym cfrkev-
nj vrchnosti, platy. Zminenym
peti knezfm bylo vladou sli-
bano, re budou Jim prominuty
ohlasky a pfedepsany pobyt
We farnosti mista, kde oddav-
ky budou vykonany. To Sc
pry stane po 5. srpnu. Celkem
jest nyni 800 knezi, kteri Sc
hodlaji ozeniti. Patriarcha ma
byti volen pro celou ceskoslo-
venskou republiku a vysvecen
v Rusku nebo v Anglii. Prvnim
patriarchou bude pry farar
Krojher. K opravarskym kne-
zlm pfipoji pry Sc soicalni de-
mokrati a intelligence. Tito kne
Ii Sc vynasnazi, aby dostali do
rukou nabozenske obce, jez u
tvori Sc po rozluce mezi sta
tenn a cirkvi a ably episkopat
pfipravili vSechen vliv ma ne.
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BRATRI SLOVACIV {. S.
P. S.

V mesici cervnu uveden byl
do Jednoty c. S. P. S. novy rad
v Sugar Creek, Mo-, jehoz vet
sinu tvori nasi bratri Slovaci.
Pise tom br. A.. J. Cejka re
st. Louisu Organu Bratrstva
c. S. P. S.:
Nedele %. cervna t. r. byla
pro mas vyznamnym svatkem,
nebot uvedeni noveho radu
Spojenci els. 22O v Sugar
Creek, Mo. jest mono nazvati
novou erou pro nasi milou
Jednotu C.. S. P. S. Clenstvo
noveho fadu az ma male vyjim-
ky sklada Sc totiz re sloven-
skych bratfi a sester, ktere
cestne slibilo plniti a siriti "a
sadly c. S. P. S.
Jsou to tedy synove a dcery
pres II set let porobene nasi
sestry Slovace, jimz misto slo-
venskeho ucitele - bodak ma
d'arskeho cetnika daval citel-
ne ponauceni a misto slovenske
Skoly trestnice a vezeni byly
udelem "a jejich slovenskt
smysleni. Cd panovanf morav.
skeho knfzete Svatopluka az
do dolby dnesni, ale marne sna-
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JAK BYLO v ROCE 1900.

V Clevelandu zajiste v bla-
he pameti zachovah jest ze-
snuly br. FIR. Hrubecky, jenz
byl sveho casu tez tajemnikem
Mar. Hlav. Radu c. S. P. S. V
Organu Bratrstva C. S. P. S. ze
srpna 1900 uverejnen jest do
pis Cd neho, kde ku konci pra-
vi:
"Vime re zkuSenosti, re ne
ktere rady We Wisconsin,, Da-
kote, Minnesota, Nebrasce,
Kansasu, Arkansasu jinde "a
dobu mezi sjezdem st.-paul-
skym a detroitskym neprijaly
ami jedineho noveho elena, a
dnes S poteSenim sledujeme,
jak vsem temto radum jdou k
duhu opravy, poslednim sjez-
dem prijate. Vsade Sc jew
ruch nevidany tam, kde jsme
Sc domnivali, re neni vice ma
terialu, nemoz bychom budo-
vail, shledavame, re jest no
hojnost, ze lezel laden a re
vyckaval pouze pfihodne do
by, by mohl byti uspesne spra-
covan a upotreben. Vse, co jest
nam nyni zapotrebi, jest: pra-
covat, neskladat ruce kiln a
neocekavat, re nekdo jiny bu-
de pracovat Ia mas. Kdo me-
kraci ku predu, kraci ma zad
toho zajiste sobe nepfejeme.
NaSe jednota ma skvelou, me-
poskvrnenou minulost "a sebou
tuto jsme povinni nejen il
zachovat, ale dale Sirit."
Kez jsou povzbuzenim tato
srdecna slova verneho bratra
Jednoty c.. S. P. S.!
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zili Sc Mad'a All Slovensko wy
hladiti, prave tax jako selhaly
krute nasilnosti NemcI Cechy
zgermanisovati. Usilovnou mad
lidskou praci a obeti nescet-
nych zivot1 spary mad arsko-
rakouske hyeny odstraneny a
otrocke okovy stalete nasi po-
roby dnes pretaty. Ones zna-
me pouze jeden narod, nejen
tam "a dalnym morem, ale
zde V Americe a V celem svete
vubec a sice narod ceskoslo.
vensky. Ones tvorfme jedno
telo a jednu dust V zivote ve-
rejnem i spolkovem. Vyznam
teto dulezite udalosti pochopili
svorne slovensti bratri a sestry
v Sugar Creek, re pojmenovali
novy mas rad "Spojenci". Pri-
kladu toho melo by byt nasle-
dovano po cele Americe, kde a
pokud mono navazati styky a
svazky naSim pokrevnim &c.
skoslovenskym lidem.
Lid slovensky Stedre vse pod.
poruje, dava - ale dikI an
chvaly nezada. Lid slovenskj
jest prirozene skromny, pocti
Wy a dobry; bud'me k nemu
stejni, jako on k nam, pax pro
spejeme nejen nasi mile jed
note C. S. P. S., ale budeme
hodni jmena nasi "Ceskoslo
venske Republiky."
Preji novemu radu "Spo
jenci" vSeho zdaru v jeho po
cinani v nadeji, re v blizke do
be z jinych koncin Ameriky
zalozeni novych ceskosloven
skych radI bude nasledovano
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kONEC LEGENDY o MIKU.
LASI III.

Moskevska "Pravda" otisku
je tajny dekret senatora Soko-
Iowa re dine 13. brezna 1919
o zabiti cara MikulaSe Ii. a je-
no rodiny V Jekaterinoburku.
Tento document obsahuje po-
drobna svedectvi 164 osob, jez
byly pritomny poprave. Legen
da, die niz car MikulaS II. Ii
je V ukrytu ma Sibiri, jest tim
definitivne vyvracena.
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z NEJSTARSlCH DEJIN
G.. S. p. S.

NyneJSl pOkOlenl DudOu "a
jimati nektere 1ryvky prvo-
pocatku nejstarsi ceske pod
purne Jednoty We Spojenych
Statech, jez opravdu vzrostla
jake to prislovecne "semeno
horcicne".
Pamatneho dne a. brezna
1854 seslo Sc nekolik uvedo-
melych krajand st.-louisskych
v hostinci p. Jakuba Mottla,
ma Devate ulici, mezi Soulard
a Lafayette, by Sc poradili o
zalozeni spolku, jenz by nejen
podporu v padu nemoci Jim
pojistil, ale i " zivote spolecen-
skem byl paskou mezi mimi,
pravi sc We spisku vydanem
Velkoradem statu Missouri v
cas- jeho 4O-leteho jubilea
sestavenem br. V. Lojdou.
Bylo pouze % techto Via
stencil, nichz zadny jiste ami
nesnil, k jake velkolepe budo-
We zaklady polozili. Spolek po-
jmenovali "Cesko Slovanska
Podporujici Spolecnost" a be-
hem dalSich sesti mesicG pri-
stoupilo jeste "a novych clend,
avsak 20 jich bylo vylouceno,
tax re v prvnim roce novy spo-
lex nevzrostl daleko pres pG-
vodni pocet.
Vkladne clenI obnaSelo z
pocatku $1.25, mesicni pri-
Spevkybyly so cent?. Podpora
nefnocnych bratru byla v prv-
MIN roee $500, v druhem roce
$2.50."Podpora vdovam obna-
sela $500 mesicne. Ma pohreb
bratra vyplacela Spolecnost
$4,000, ma pohreb manzelky
bratra $1,000. V prvni polovi-
ci roku jmeni Spolecnosti cini-
10 $4,000, v druhe polovici
mela jiz v pokladne $214.OO.
V letech 1855-1857 neuda-
10 Sc v Cesko-Slovanske Spo-
lecnosti mic pozoruhodneho, az
posleze zminenem roce pri-
jail raz spolku tajneho ina
zpnsob zednarskych l6zi) Sc
vSemi, mnohem az nesmysl-
nymi obfady. Hotove jmeni ci-
milo tehdy jiz $645.OO a z pc
nez techto zakoupen "a rok
pozdeji .prapor ceskych bar
vach.
Ma jedne strane praporu 20
brazeno vsevidouci oko a pod
MIN dve spojene ruce a cesky
lev ma pokladnici lezici, s ma
pisem: "Cesko-Slova'nska Pod
porujici Spolecnost. Zalozena
dne A. brezna 1854" Ma dru-
he zobrazena jest vdova s dve-
ma sirotky ma hrobe klecici, s
napisem anglickym.
TAX pokracovala SpoleGnost
az do 1862, kdy zalozena PRIV
nj "Velka L6ze c. S. P. S."
Do te DOLBY spada ona velika
krise, nfz vysel pax Cesko-
Slovahsky Podporujici Spolek
zdravejsi nez kdykoli pred
tim, prijav ma sebe roucho no.
voveke. Zurilat toho casu OBJ
canska valka a velky pocet
clenu SpOlecnOStl CHS. l VStOu-
pill do armady ma obranu Unie.
MnOhy Mich zIstal ma bojisti,
JIM Sc odstehovali a to bylo
pricinou, re clenu ubyvalo,
schuze nenavstevovany, fl
nancni pomery Sc zhorsily, a
tax klesala Spolecnost stale
hloubeji.
Nez prave toto klesani vedlo
k pozdejSi mohutnosti c. S. P.
S., an spolek novy, Missouri
Lodge els. 2, zalozen ma zakla-
dech mnohem zdravejsich.
Nasledkem uvedenych pri-
Gin klesla spolecnost els. l tax,
ze byla prinucena zastaviti v
breznu 1862 1radovani. Ne
kteri bratri wall 81 pax cd.
stupni listing cd els. l a zalo-
xsy. 1910
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L.IsTARNA,

Pan Hynek Vojnar 2 Union
Ave. ma V nasf administrac.
dopis ed J. Jedlickove re Stra-
Sic v Gechach.
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X VAST POZORNOSTI!

Nam nekolik peknych lotd
We Washington Parku ma KITE
rych minim zbudovati move do
my. Minite4i Sc tam usaditi a
pTijdete-li ke mne drive nez-li
budou postaveny, mohu vam
vystavet die vaseho pfani "a
cenu levnou a mirnych podmi-
mex. Tez Vam postavim ma
VaSem lote at v kterekoli ca
Sti m6sta.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
BUS OWNER FOR
A HEAVIER FINE
Says Any Driver Violating Law
Should Be Punished Severely

That bus drivers who speed their
buses through the streets of the city
Should be fined the limit, was the
statement made today by an owner or
two BUSES operating here. TheN oc-
casion for the statement was the story
appearing in the EVENING NEWS,
Saturday afternoon to the effect thai
the drivers are preparing a petition
to present to the Board of Aldermen
complaining of the alleged high fines
imposed on jitney speeders by Record
err PickerSgill.
The owner of the buses declared
that there is no excuse for speeding,
that it not only placed in danger the
lives of those riding in the buses, but
also people on the streets. The own
er maintained that a $50 fine was not
large enough for those who wilfully
disobey the law, and hat If filming
would stop the practice they should
be fined the largest amount possible
under the law
The owner claimed that the BUSES
speeded up in order to pass each other
to obtain fares and that they ARE not
running on the schedule as prepared
by the Board of Aldermen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
GubernatOriaI Candidates
To Attend G. 0. P. Outing

There will be at least five well
known speakers al the annual Re.
publican outing to be held in Aurora
Grove, Highland Park, Wednesday
afternoon of this week, according to
announcement made by the speakers
committee this morning. Acting Gov
ernor William N. Runyon is expected
to arrive about $3.50 to address the
county G.. O.. p. members, State
Comptroller Newton A. X. Bugbee is
due to arrive at about s o'clock.
Attorney General Thomas F. McCran.
Warren C. King and A. W. Quint are
the other speakers who will be heard
during the afternoon. The speakers
committee is composed of State Com
mitteeman Frederick C. Schneider,
County Committee Chairman John
Pfeiffer and DIR. John L. Suydam.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
Necessary to Stop
German World Domination
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25-While
Germany has been vanquished for the
present, nothing but force is likely
to restrain her world dominion at
the earliest opportunity" is the
opinion of the senate judiciary sub
committee, appointed ~to>report on the
validity of the proposed treaty by
which the United States would go to
the aid of France in the event of an
u~nprovoked attack by Germany.
In holding the ratification of the
special defense treaty is within the
constitutional powers of the treaty
making body of the American gov
eminent, the subcommittee in its re-
port submitted today to the full COM
mittee said it was for the interest of
the United States hat France should
be allowed to recuDerate and recover
her old time vigor. "She will them
said the report, "be a great shield and
protection to us against the German
menace of the future"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
ALLEGED THIEF
HELD FOR JURY
FOrds Man Charged With Theft
of Automobile From Penna.

John Marine. "a years old, of Third
street, Fords, is being held in $500
bal 10 await the action of the grand
jury following the recovery of an au-
tomobile stolen from George Weissing-
er, of 232 Pierce street, Pottsville. Pa.
Marine IS alleged to have sold the car
to John Angelo, a barber of this city,
who claims that he paid $500 for 1t.
The auto was discovered n identi-
fed by a peculiar chain of circum-
stances through the efforts of Detec-
tives John Murray and Lawrence A.
Long. The car was first suspected as
q stolen car last week when four tires
identified as among a number stolen
from the garage of S. Delaney, South
Amboy vas recovered on the auto
mobile.
In an investigation a gas measuring
rule having the name of a Pottsville
dealer was found in the back seat by
Detective Long. Communication with
the-Pottsville police developed the
fact that a car of the given descrip-
ton had been stolen from Weissinger
while the latter was at a prize fight at
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Weissinger made a hurried trip
20 this city and upon a satisfactory
= Identification of the machine took II
home with him today. 1t is alleged
that Marine is unable to show a prop
er bill of sale and that the parties
named by him in the transaction are
fictitious. The engine numbers had
been changed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
OBITUARY
Mrs. Ella b. Griffith.

Mrs. Ella b.. Griffith, forty-fve years
old, a resident of Old Bridge, for more
than thirty years, died Saturday at
her home I'LL 1-2 Hampton place,
Elizabeth. Mrs. Griffith was the wild
DIV of the late Walter S. Griffith and
had resided for the past fourteen
years in Elizabeth. She was a mem
Der of the Simpson Methodist church
at Old Bridge. Besides her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D.. Brown, of
Old Bridge, she is survived by a son,
Earl p. Griffith of Elizabeth, a daugh-
ter, Mrs. George s. Oaks, of Blooms
bury and three sisters, Mrs. w. Q.
Woodmansy, Mrs. Murray K. Cottrell,
of Roselle, and Mrs. Conrad M. Graft,
of Elizabeth.
Alexander ellis
Alexander Gillis, a former resident
of this city, died Thursday, July 81,
at his home, so Burgess avenue, East
Providence, r. /. He is survived by
two daughters and five IONS, Mrs. w.
e. Lydiard, of Hartford, Conn; Mrs.
S. b. Simpson, of East Providence;
Clifford and George ellis of this city,
Chester Gillis of Philadelphia, Her.
bert Gillis of Los Angeles, and Will
liam E.. Gillis. of Kingston.
Mrs. Mary Jane Reid
Mrs. Mary Jane Reid, an old resi-
dent of this city, died Saturday at the
State Hospital at Trenton. She was
seventy-five years old. Mrs. Reid is
survived by a brother and several
children. Funeral services at 3 o'clock
this afternoon from Flynn g. Peter
sons undertaking parlors in East
avenue. Rev. Robert Schlotter, of
Grace Lutheran church. officiated.
Interment in Alpine cemetery.
Mrs. Anna @. Hoffner
Mrs. Anna G. Hoffner, eighty-seven
years old, died last night at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Christian Died
ricksen, 113 Second street. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock from her late resi-
! dence. Rev. DIR. Jacob Ganss, pastor
of St. Paul's Evangelical church, will
officiate. Interment will be in Alpine
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
All Ready for Second K. of c.
Boat Excursion TOMORROW

Arrangements are complete for the
excursion of st. Mary's Parish with
San Salvador Council, No. 299,
Knights of Columbus, that will be
held tomorrow. As this is the second
excursion of the season of the parish
and Knights it is expected that an
even larger crowd will be taken out
his time.
The excursion is scheduled to leave
from the city dock at Q o'clock for a
sail up the East River and Long Is
land sound and on the return a stop
will be made at Palisade Park.
The steamer Sirius of the Iron
Steamboat Company has been char
tered for the excursion. The tickets
have been limited to 1900. There
will be dancing on board both going
and coming and the music will be fur
nished by Professor O'Brien's orches-
ira. The committee in charge of the
arrangements of which Richard +,
White is the chairman is being assist
ed by members of the Daughters of
Isabella and those of the parish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
Responsibility
ON THE PUPILS
State Commissioner Of EduCa-
tiOn Would SOCiaIize Glasses
BIZ Special Correspondent,

By Special Correspondent.
TRENTON, Aug. 25.-Declaring
that he wished hat the teachers of
the state would throw more respon-
sibility on their pupils, make the
children do more of the work in the
schools. cultivate the ~socialised reci-
tation more, have pupils ak more
and the teacher less, lead the chill
dren to think more and give them time
to express themselves and to challenge
at times one another's statements.
State Commissioner of Education
Kendall in a communication to the
teachers of New Jersey today also
said that If every teacher would prac-
tice having the child work to the ex-
tent of the child's ability and in
~telligence not only would there be bet
ter but happier schools and hat the
teachers should not impose upon the
hcildren Standards of men and women
of forty-five years of age as children
are not like mature men and wo-
men.
The commissioner also said in the
communication that he hoped that
every teacher would promote the
sale of thrift stamps because to teach
the saving of money and how to spend
1t wisely is one of the obligations of
the schools. He also declared that
thriftlessness is one of the national
woes that the people live in a land of
plenty and in a world of high prices,
and that as economy is necessary, it
should be taught and not preached.
The commissioner also said that he
wished that the schools would give
more attention to music, and that a
monograph on the teaching of music
would be issued for the use of New
Jersey teachers in the fall. He also
stated that school orchestras should
be fostered in every grammar school
and the high schools.
Referring to the physical training
law that has been in operation for
two years, hat it has demonstrated
its usefulness and hat its operation
this yea should be best of all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
POLICE NEWS

liver Peterson, forty-eight years
old, of PIT Gordon street, was re-
manded to the city Jail on a charge
of iii e-beating made by his wife Sat
urday. Peterson was arrested by
Officer Thulleson and Roundsman
Jensen.
Officer Tonghini reported hat he
found a woman i'll at the ferryhouse
late Saturday night whose illness was
diagnosed by DIR. Fithian as "whiskey
poisoning" She was turned over to
the Woodbridge police who took her
to her home at Hopelawn.
Mrs. p. Dunn, of 367 Raritan
street, reported to Sergeant Morris at
the police station Saturday night that
she had lost $40 in a local store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
Lily Leaves 40 Rata

Down In the Madras, district Of In
dia there are lilies that grow leaves Of
phenomenal size. Indeed. these leaves
are several feet in diameter and have
turned-up edges to form q shallow
bowl which floats on the water. The
buoyancy Of these leaves is such that
they will readily carry the weight OF
a small child. as shown In the accom-
panying illustration. This variety Of
lily is known as the Victoria Regia.-
Scientific American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
.COlOnia Hospital Entered
in TeIegraphiC Track Meet

DIES MONIES, Iowa. Aug. 25-Five
OF the largest reconstruction army
hospitals in the United States this af-
ternoon were to participate in a tele-
graphic track meet for wounded men
only, the first of its kind in the coun-
try. At each hospital. events of the
same kind were to be held, and the
name of the first and second, with tho
time and distance in each of them
telegraphed to Surgeon General Ire
land, at Washington, who vas to act
as Judge.
The Colonia hospital, near Rah-
way, was among those entered in the
meet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
PASCAL De Witt

Mrs. Jeanne NJ. Dewitt announces
the marriage of her daughter Aida
Bell Dewitt to Charles A. PASCAL, at
dist Episcopal church at 3 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. by Rev. Wilbert
Westcott. Edward A. PASCAL, bro
ther of the room, vas the best man
and Mae Rasmussen the brides maid.
Mr.. and Mrs. PASCAL are going on
their honeymoon to the Catskill
mountains and on their return will
reside at 952 Middlesex venue, Me-
tuchen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
Married at st. Peters

Miss Josephine Jeanette Humphreys
and Arthur William Larson, both of
this city, were married Saturday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock in st. Peters
church. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. w. Northey Jones the rec
tor of the church. After a short we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Larson will
reside at ITO Brighton
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
cry ADVERTISEMENT


BY virtue of an order of the Board
of Water Commissioners of the City Of
Perth Amboy, \; J; the me u nae gntii
$40 o'clock, Wednesday evening. Sep
tember 3. 1919, for the sale Of the fol-
lowing material, located at the Run
Warehouse. i,
About s or 9 tons Cast Iron and
Wrought Iron.
About 1900 pounds Bronze Metal.
About / ton Rubber valves. auto
shoes, hose and rubber boots
About 675 Empty Cement Bags
About $50 pounds Wiping Solder
Certified check or cash in the amount
of 10 per cent. of bid must accompany
Zach bid. The right is reserved to re-
ject any or all bids. Terms of sale
cash. For particulars inquire of the
Water Department at City Hail.
o. J. MORGENSON,
City Comptroller.
7415-s-25-27-SO-s-1-2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
Iniu,ed ON TrolIev Car.

When a Public Service trolley cal
on which Mrs. Edmund O'Brien and
her six rear old daughter, of Hope
lawn. were passengers turned a cor
'ner at such a fast speed that it threw
the passengers from their seats, Mrs,
O'Brien received a bruised chest and
hand and her daughter a bruised ear.
Mrs. O'Brien's hand swelled so large
hal DR.. George w. Tyrrell, who ad-
m~inistered to them, had to file off two
rings to keep them from cutting the
fingers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
ORITuARY

GRIFFITH-At Elizabeth, N. J.. Satur-
day, August 23, Ella B. Griffith. age
As years, widow of Walter s.. Grif-
fifth, daughter of Charles D. and
lane A. Brown. Relatives Inc friends
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices in the Simpson M. e.. Church,
Old Bridge, N. j., on Wednesday
afternoon, August "a, at ESQ o'clock.
Interment at Old Bridge.
.7429-S-25-2t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
Planning Canal Meeting

Fred e. Hilton, secretary of the
Board of Trade, is in Philadelphia to-
day arranging for a big meeting In
that city boosting the Intra-Coastal
Ship Canal. Mr.. Hilton went to Phila-
delphia Saturday onthe mission to
arrange for the meeting and a not
returned as yet. 1t is expected that
the meeting in Philadelphia will be
one of the biggest booster meetings to
be held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
Personals

Miss Helen and Catherine Kelly, of
271 Elm street, have just returned
home after spending two weeks in At
lantic City.
Mrs. Peter Skovboe, of Amboy We
nue., is spending a few days with her
sister-in-law Mrs. p. A. Petersen. of
Asbury Park.
Miss Marie Skovboe is spending the
day In Brooklyn.