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rEACE.
They shall beat their swords INTO
ploughsharos, and their spears INTO
pruning hooks; nation shall not llIt up
sword against nation, neither shall
they learn war any more. ISAIAH.
4 Peace is Of the nature of a conquest;
For then both parties nobly are subducd,
And ncithcrparty loser
suAKEspEAnE
But the rcal and lasting victories are
those of peace. and not of war
EMERSON
Peace and friendship with All man
kind is our wisCst policy and ] wish we
may bc permitted "a pursue IT,.
THOMAS JErrERBoN
Peace and no longer from it's brazcn
portals
Tho Hast Of Wars great organ shakes
The skies
But beautiful M songs of the immortals
The holy melodies of love arlse.
LoNGfrIIOw.
When shall al mon s good
BE each man Is r,lc and universal Pelcc
Iiclike shaft ~ light across he land,
And like lane OF beams across the sea
TENNYsoN
There never was good war or bad
peace. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
Peace Is The faircst form Of happiness
CHANNlNd.
Peacc is the happy natural state Of
man; war his corruption. hls disgrace
THOMSON.
Plc-sscdnces is promised to the peace
maker. not to the conqucror ovARIFs.
Peace with a cudgcl in hand IS war
roRrUGrEsE rRoNENB.
Peace IS the masterpiece q reason
MULLER.
Peace is tho first duty q citizen
COUNT sCHuLENRURG-KEHNE
Peanc rulce the day who're reason
rules tho mind COLLINS.
Peace glvos food to The hushandman,
cycr n tho midst ~ rocks, war brings
miscry ~ hlm even in the most fertile
F4ains MTNANnER.
time Will come when tho science
N Destruction shall bcnd before tho arts
of pcacc. when tho genius which mulu-
plcA our noWcrx which creates ncw pro
ducts, which dlhuscs comfort and happi
ncSs among the great mass ot the people
shall occupy in the general estimation
n mankind that rank which reason and
ccsnmon-sersc now ASH gn tort. ARAGo.
On firSt n human blessings and supreme
Fair pence how lovely. how delightful
thou
Nv whose WIDE tie, the kindred SONS Of
men
Live brothers like in amity combined
And unSiIspiciouS faith. THOMSON.
. Peace thou source and soul Of social
lie,
Beneath whose calm inspiring influence
Scicncc his views cnlargcs, Art rcfncs
And swelling Commerce opens all her
Blessed bc the man divine who gives
VI thee THOMSON.
Earth at lat a warlcss world, single
race single tongue
have seen her far away-for is not
Earth as vet 80 young?
Robed IN universal harvC~1 UP to either
pole she smiles
Universal ocean softly washing all her
wa-less ISLES TENNYsoN.
hope Il peace VIII come soon
and come 10 stay, and 50 come as 10 be
worth the keeping in ull future timc
m ~ u, ~
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GARDEN LECTURE.

Mr.. harrington, from the Arnold
Arboretum Of Boston, will lecture before
the Garden Club AZ Mrs Coleman
du Points home on Monday, january
20, at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon The
Arnold Arboretum endcayors 70 increase
the knowledge OF trees by arranging
living plants in what may be described
as 4 tree museum
Thus museum now contains one OF the
largest collections Of trees and shrubs of
the Northern Hemisphere in the world.
and occupies 220 acrcs Of bill and valley
and meadow contributed for the purpose
by Harvard University, and IN small
part by the city Of Boston
To this institution and It's agents this
country IS greatly indebted for the
splendid ornamental trees and shrubs
from Japan and China now extensively
grown in American gardens
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NfOTIIE II.
by J. w.

Dear mg'gr mot M when read each , tender et,a phrase
n y Until Until !, shall Il. .sa 9 'ss s I NY
Back @ bGe to you and home non ,a and , @ yd love me here
. THAT sa ss 5 hsaI, & With & Ga,nssa ta.a %q'h s"s. dear
heard m @ a" asss s'a lbs and odd IF o%s %" souS %"a''
KNEW 1@d y s%, isa. Gsi"f 'as d sss sS, s
long., ng, = y. bend apqa your knees
To me the war had brought Of litterncss;
And n"aath B.s 9" IT, '9s ssaaEs Sa mSia4 sS sl ss
All through the lays i, hss,d .sy I'll; ii, honnf,s ION,
prayed to come ,, prayed w t., to cheer sa;s you all
OF endless labor unrerniinr drill
At home with you who love and need still
And then caught vision from the ski,,
Of why we fight and suffer and are sad
:. And ID, g"g' 's,' To- my grew strong and radi
''' nsed "s b. ' for ''%ss al s' s'
saw s fe .1% ss'aP ah T""3 @ they pdsne s and torn
:, And GsIs. ..''3 ea"gh' upon upon he tpsyone
To Iced the German horde uaconquered Yeti
While German 1a"r. laughed to see them dle;
saw roy y, q new -laa,le ,a,ty IS graves oes.
saw Naa Se 'am. gs a a'd5'l5 deel 9@s fFnee '' SKY
The fruItng trees destroyed in senselcss haei
Oh thq / We had lived N I,eiailm ,hcn
SiS oar home Sa 'roysd s my s iogcd anes left to de
Ne must forget the little things ~ life
And dry and sfe cry,
Whatever pam issue from the stnie'
Why battle with thought
But Victory count the cost,
Until IL Liberty wrought
From the old, which nearly lost
My mother. cheer heart and dry
For after while, God willing, III return.
We today that, through the Yenrs,
We enjoy the peace for which
Forget all "a forget all things,
To-Day labor and tomorrow rest
We fight nr every mother she
Her babe to sleep her throhbng breast
We battle for the Womanhood Of Earth
For Liberty, for Honor and for Right
BE proud oh mother dear, that you birth
To onc who lived o such fghti
The Stars and Stripes
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BREW THIS TEA
FOR BILIOUSNESS
Costs Next to Nothing, Yet
Keeps Bowels in Fine Order
and Ends Constipation.

lhc head q every iaIniiy that values
rs health should always have in the
housc = package q Dr Carters k and
i Tea
Then when any member of the fam
~ needs something Tor sluggish liver,
sick headache, or = promptly regulate
the bowels, SIMPLY brew d cup and drink
y Just before bedtime
Il /, At old remedy Il Dr Carter, X
and y Tea. and has been used for wears
~ thousands of families. who yet such
good results from its use that they have
~ desire ~ take anything else
Givc ii 70 the children frcely-they
hl.e il and il will do them good
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

4 talk by DIR. Caroline G. Williamson
10 be gwen 10 the current events class Of
the Washington Heights Century Club,
on Monday afternoon, IS announced with
great pride, as it Is one Of the most inter
esting things the class has had this season.
There will also be songs by Mrs. Clifford
Mnnnering, current events by Miss
Lofand. and readings by Mrs. ". +.
no1glaG
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Wor1en's
Organizations
CALENDAR FOR THE WEN:
MONDAY.


MONDAY.
800 p. m.
PASTOR Aid Society, Hanover Church.
Washington Heights Century Club, ouf-
rent Events Class
Dorcas Social Society, Second baptist
Church
Ladies of Charity, Sixth and West streets
7.d5 p. m.
Willing Workers, Central Church
TAO p. M.
Girls Friendly Old Swedcs Church
500 p. M.
Caroline Tetnall Tent. ID. x ". du Pont
Post Rooms.
Westminster Guild First Presbyterian
Church
w. II. nj. s, Epworth Church.
S.l5 p. III.
New Century Club, leon Vincent,
The Romance Of Napoleon Ill" Non
members so cents.
TUESDAY.
1890 n. m.
New Century Club, Current Events Class.
300 p. IN.
Central " c. I. U.
Board OF Managers, Deaconcss iiom'
WEDNESDAY.
2.30 y. IN.
Womans Club kcntmere kindergarten.
400 p. M.
EQUAL Suffrage Club Newport
7.iS p. m.
Wilmington Bible Union, North baptist
Church
THURSDAY.
2.10 p. m.
" II M s.. Harrison Street Church
7.30 y. nv.
Standard Bearers, Scott Church
FRIDAY.
$40 n. M.
". G T. H. 100 West Eighth Street
3.A5 y. m.
Junior League, Harrison Street Church
Junior &. r., Second baptist Church
JUNIOR G. f., Central Church
JUNIOR &. ii. EaStlakc PRESBYTERIAN
Church
Junior {. T.. Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church,
7.30 y. m.
Girls Friendly, ST Andrews and s.
Barnabas'. Marshallton
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FUTURE DATES.

Ii May Avoid Duplication Of Inn
portanf Occasions and Fine Speakers
II Those Arranging for Lectures,
Meetings. etc, Will Consult thus
Column. and VIII Notify the Editor
OF the Woman : Page, when such an
Occasion lias Been Arranged. Noti-
ficatian can be by Telephone or post
card
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NEW CENTURY CLUB.

The program tor the current events
class of the New Century Club on Tuesday
morning follows:
Pure MIX Mrs F. Paul du Pont.
Literary Review-hrs. Gertrude Ma
son.
Music Miss Ella Pyle.
The New Century Club is going to have
a lecture on Monday evening, that IS of
more than passing interest to all who are
interested in France. Its subject is The
Romance of Napoleon III' and, as the
third Napoleon lived in stirring times, and
was man of huge but interesting blum
ders ii cannot fail 10 be exceedingly inter-
cSttDp
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TO CELEBRATE
PROHIBITION VICTORY

There will be meeting Of the i p
b. Young Peoples Branch Of the
Temperance Union at headquarters I014
Washington street, al : O'Clock next
Monday evening, to rejoice over the
prohibition victory.
The various unions Of the w g. T. U.
Of this city are making great preparations
for the wet ry celebration TO be held to-
morrow evening at st. Pauls NJ. j..
Church. William Jennings Bryan is
the speaker Of the evening Before he
starts lis talk, which is expected to last
All evening, there will be half hour Of
rejoicing The talk will commence at
SIS.
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SUNSHINE SOCIETY
NEEDS CRUTCHES

Tie Sunshine Society asks that all
who have been using their crutches, and
are through with them will return them.
They also ask for donations Of unused
crutchcs There has been demand for
crutchcs and there are not enough on
hand to fiji the need
The crutches can be sent to Mrs q.
W. Dorsey, Jr., 200l jefferson street.
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1000 a. M
81 Paul's NJ. l.. Church.
ZOO }. m
HJRSDAY.
300 a. m.
Friends Meeting House, Tenth and Har-
rlson streets.
st Ellzabeths Church
1000 q. m.
Hanover Church.
lmmanuei Church.
Ladies Auxiliary. Volunteer Fircnen 5
Relief Association, 2lI East -Four
teenth street
First Presbyterian Cnurch.
St. Johns Church.
Bran vyy1nc 81 l.. Church
HARRISON street Church.
ST Andrews Church.
St Pul : NJ ! hurch
700 D. m
Old City Hall
so D. m.
Bethany Baptist Church.
FRIDAY.
800 a. IN.
Westminster Church
Friends Meeting House Fourth and
West streets
Grace Church House
Iu.OO i. m.
Central Church
200 .. m.
Second Baptist Church.
$50 p. m.
St. Llizabeth's Church
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Sunshine Meeting.

Delawate Branch Of Sunshine will meet
next Monday evening at the home of
Miss Sabilla Feldmire, GA West Ninth
street.
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BENEFIT AFFAIRS.

January 81 Pageant. History Of vii
m,ngton. Tlirh school auditorium. pre-
scented ~ p,lplls nf \o - School benefit
Of Red Cross and Teachers RencficiaI
Association.
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w ar and Peace

War !, science of destruction.
John = G. Abbott.
Msr - a cr,mc which involves all
otb,r ,r,mes Brougham.
The law is silent during war Cicero.
Christian nations were nations
of Christians there would be no wars.
Soamc Jenyns.
BATTLES are never tho end Of war
Tor tho dead must hc buried and tho
cost oi The conflict must be paid
James \. Garfield
The measure of civilization ~ people
Is ~ BE- found IN rs just appreciation
OF the Wrongiuncss Of war Helps
War suspcnds the rules Of moral OBJ
hgatIons and what u long suspended
IL IN danger of hcmg totally ahrognted
Burke.
War il one of the greatest plaques
that can afiici humanity, II destroys
states. n DESTROYS families ANY scourge.
m fact Is preferable To a.
Martin Luther.
Every war involves a greater or less
relapse INTO harharlSm War, indeed ,
IN IL details Is the essence ot lnhuman-
ltN II dehumaniyrs. IL may save the
state hut II DESTROYS the citizen.
Bovcc.
hate that drum discord and s-rnd
ParadlnR round and round and round
To mo il talks oi TavaGcd plains,
And burning towns. and ruined swans
And manarlcd hmhs, and dying grOans
And widaWr tears. and orphans mOans !,
And All that misery's hand bestows
To I'll the catalogue oi human woes.
John Scott.
Carry his body hence
Kings must have slaves.
Kings climb a. emincnce.
Cur mems graves,
30 this man eve ~ dim
Throw the earth over him
Austin DohSon.
| sAhominate war A. unchristlsn |
hold Il the greatest ~ human Crmes
I DEEM II to involve all othcrs vio-
lencc. blood raplne, fraud every thing
that can delorm tho character alter the
nature. And dQba>e the name oi man
BrOugham
War IN rrn'e ~yeS shall he
monster of Iniqulty
In the good time coming
Nations shall not quarrel then,
70 prOyr which IS he stronger
Nor slaughter men for glory sake
Chsrles Mackay
Of Nn the evils 20 puhlic liberty war
a rcrhars tho most a. he dreaded be-
caua.. u comprises and develops Tho
genius 81 every other War Is the parent
~ srmles from these proceed debt and
txxcs Madison.
rNr mad wickedncss q war Virgil
Vr-the trxde oi barbarlans.
Napoleon.
The poor sruir for whom thus hungry
war onen- 10. vast Jaws Shakespeare
War bcrrn, he'll let loose
Italian Proverb.
War IL . game winch were their sub
,erts Wise, kings should not play at
Cowper
Mr-~ry and rum 70 thousands arr m
the blast that announces the dcstuIo-
tive demon war Burns.
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New Century CIub-Lcon II Vincent
n T.. al : Is p. m Non-ulembcrs 5[
cents Subject. The Romance Of VA
poleon III
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Ds,tlea are never the end OF war.
f,r tho ,lrnd must hc buried and the
cost 81 the contict must be paid
James \. Garfield
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January 90.

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hate that drums discord and sosnd
Paradlnr round and round and round
To mo il talks ol ravagcd plans,
And burning towns. and ruined swans,
And manarlcd hmhs, and dying groans.
And widow- tears. and orphans moans
And al that misery's hand heStows
To I'll the catalogue oi human woes
John Scott
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The measure Of civilization IN n people
Is ~ hc found IN rs just appreciation
of the Wrongiulncss OF war Helps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18

| shominate war A. unchristisn
hold Il the greatest ~ human crimes
I deem II to involve An othcrs vio-
lencc. blood. raplne, fraud every thing
hist can deform tho character. alter the
nature. and dgba>e the name ot man
Brougham
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Every war involves greater or less
relapse INTO harharSm War indeed,
IN ~ details IS the essence oi lnhuman-
~ II drhumaniyes. II may save the
state but II DESTROYS thc citigen.
Bovee
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William Denham has been discharged
from the army, and has gone to New York
City ID take up the brokerage business, n
which he was engaged here before le en-
listed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18

Mrs Josephine Bissell and Mrs Ch-ri--
Reid will nave "a snail card party "a
Tuesday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18

Carry his hody hencel
Kings must have slaves,
Kings climb a. emincnce
Cur mems graves,
80 this mans eve IS dim
Throw the earth over him
Austin DohSon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18

War il one of the greatest plaques
that can aitict humanity II destroys
states. n DESTROYS families. ANY scourgo
m fact. Is preferable 70 a.
Martin Luther.
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Mrs. Delaware Clark o. Washington,
ID O., has been spending this week with
Mrs. Eredericg. William Curtis.
Mrs. Eleanor du Pcnt PerOt ana her
daughter, Justine, arc spending the winter
with Mrs Perot.s mother, Mrs. francis
e.. du Pont. at Monchanin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18

Dr. and Mrs Henry Spr1arce sn5
Miss Isabelle Sprlancc lef' today for
Miami, ia where they ~ stay Until
April. Mrs Edward p Mode viii leavr
here IN Wednesday 70 JOIN them ior =
three weeks stay
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Ensign AIonzo Campbell, q. 5. y r.
is spending he Weekend with Dir. and
Mrs J. hearny Rodgers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18

War sIspcnds the rules Of moral oh
hgatons and what n long suspended
II m danger VI hcng totally ahrognted
Burke.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Welfare Players page in today's
Banner. Give it the once over.
Fancy Florida grape fruit, oranges.
grapes, pears, and apples at the Fruit
land. Adv
Halloween favors. TALES decora-
tons, place cards napkins, doi,ies,
caps, aprons, etc, at Evans. Adv.
Bessie Barriscale in Hearts
Asleep" THE. Sheriff famous
Mack Sennett comedy and a Ford
weekly Adv
"The objectionable Sin" one show
tonight, s O'clock, at the opera house.
Prices children zoe, adults 25c. SOC,
plus war tax.
William l.. Gokay, DR.. Frank J.
Hurley, DR. F. s. Braley and DIR. r. E.
Grennan have returned from an auto
mobile trip to Montreal
Better call at b. Cantor G. Co.'S store
and let Mrs Yebber show you how to
reduce the high cost of living by the
use of mazola. Adv.
Do you know the means crooks use
to turn an election? See Anita Stew
art in Shadows of the Past" Harte
Theatre today" Adv.
The objectionable Sin" one show
tonight, s o'clock at the opera house
Prices, children 20c., adults 25c and
95c. plus war tax ADV,
Miss Mary Burt, former resident
moving living at Clifton Forge, Va, is
visiting at the home of her uncle
Charles T. Burt of Elm street
The objectionable Sin" one show.
tonight O'Clock at the opera house
ADV
Branch No. of S.; Mary's Guild
will meet with Mrs j NJ. Ayres of
Elm street Thursday afternoon from
3 to 5. Work will be provided.
See Aaita Stewart in the Vitagraph
feature Shadows of the Past and
episode 8 of the "Perils of Thunder
Mountain" Harte Theatre today Adv
William Hurley, who worked at the
underwear mill Of the Black Cat Tex
tiles com any before the strike of
operatives went into effect ten weeks
ago, has gone to Claremont, n H..
where he has employment.
The Nichols Electrical company is
charging its quarters on Main street
A partition has been removed,
plate glass window will be put in and
other improvements made The
change will enable the company to
carry much larger stock of supplies.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
The Drysdale Store

THE BUSY SECTION with the utmost confidence invites
Footwear problems to them for souoneary
when hurried when possible Assert
Boots Oxfords Pumps and Overgae at the
topnotch Of completeness truly remarkable showing of smart
ness and goodness
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-22
An Enemy OF Womanhood

The complexion digestion and al
most the complete personality of
woman "a dependent upon health
Woman's ills are her great enemy as
they cau7e bad complexion, dark
circles unler the eyes, headache.
backache, nervousness, sleeplessness.
dragging-down pains and the blues,
and often totally unfit her for com
panion. The great American remedy
for such conditions is Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, which
has been restoring three generations
of ailing women to health, and may
dencC.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-03
Hardly an Ideal Citizen.

There is a story told of an ancient
dandy In London who, taking. one
sunny afternoon. his accustomed stroll
down Bond street, met nm %acquaint-
ance hurrying in the direction OF West
minister. "Whither away so fast this
hot day." murmured the dandy. ITO
the house of commons" cried his
strenuous friend. brushing past him,
"What" said the dandy. with n yawn,
"does hat go on stitI?"--Exchange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-03
Entertain Friends on
DduqhterS Birthday

Mr. and Mrs. Christian Nielsen en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at their
home, SO Carson avenue, in honor of
the fourth birthday of their daughter,
Thyra. Mrs. Hans Struve a a
speech of congratulation and Mrs. j.
Strive and Miss Irene WAGNER sang.
A light supper was served. The
table was a mas of white and pink
carnations. Among those present
were the Misses Irene Wagoner, Ma
omi Wagner, Ruth Strive, Elna
Poulsen, Astrid Jeremiasen, Ingrid
Nielsen, Inger Skov, Anna Christen,
MesserS. Robert Nielsen, William
Strive, Johannes Poulsen, Albert Sam
'uelsen, Harry Nielsen, Arnold Skov,
Hans Thompson, Andrew Nielsen. An
ton Skov, J.. Tofte Hansen, Mrs. E.
Jeremiasen, Christian Poulsen, Mrs.
Carl Samuelsen, Mrs. -Jorgensen
Thompson, Mrs. Olaf Nielsen, Mrs
Adolph Nielsen, Mrs. Olaf Christen-
sen, Mrs. Jacob Struve n Mrs. Hans
Struyp,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-03
PMcHED BY "BELLB0Yv COP
Farmer Accused of Selling Mortgsged
cows II Arrested by Disguised
Boston Policeman.

Boston.-Disguised as a bellboy. a
Boston police inspector arrested VIII
bur Lowe. a farmer OF Waterbury. vt.
sought here by the constable of thar
town.
Arrested for selling mortgaged cows.
Lowe was locked up In the own ca
boose, but escaped. A clue was dis
covered In a Boston hotel and Police
Inspector Manning was put on the Job.
The inspector became a bell hop"
eat the hotel. His first call after don
ming the uniform led him 10 a room
occupied by a man who had signed
walter Lowcy'' on the register. Wal
ter was thirsty and ordered liquid re-
freshments, which were duly served by
the bellboy Manning. The latter ap-
peared TO be so surprised by the large
tip he received from the hotel guest
that he demanded an explanation.
Finally 'Lowey" admitted he was none
other than the former owner OF the
nlortgaged COWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-03
Have Dinner PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Papp enter
tanned at a dinner party yesterday
afternoon in their home corner OF
Smith and Prospect street. The af-
fair was held in honor of the fifth
birthday of their son, ernest. Din
ner was served at 8 O'Clock and the
afternoon and evening was spent in
the rendition Of vocal and instrument
tai solos and a social time.
Among those present were the
Misses Rose Papp, Ethel and Mildred
Galaida and Wessers. Alex Papp, Lew
is Nannasy and William Kish, OF
Woodbridge and the Misses Helen
Galadia, Sadie Harrigan, Helen Christ
Jansen. Lillian Papp, Olga Svekeresi
Anna Papp, and Messers. Joseph Gal
aida Jr.. Ernest Papp, Ernest Gal
aida, William Papp and Mr.. and Mrs
J. Papp Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Papp, Mrs. Singlar and Mrs. Joseph
Papp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-03
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Curtis, of Ella
beth, spent Sunday with Mr.. n Mrs
Lewis Holqnder, of Barclay street.
Mr.. and Mr. Earl Mullins and chill
dren, of Grace avenue, spent yester-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Marinius Pc.
dersen, Of Keyport.
Mrs. Z. Biller of High street, has
returned home after spending a week
in Roslyn and Philadelphia.
Corporal Anthony stark, or Camp
Merritt, spent Thursday at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Stark, of Brace avenu
Miss Hedvig Eskesen, of Water
street, was a New York visitor Satur-
day.
Miss Roberta Winans has returned
to her duties in the War Camp Com
munity, Girls Division, after a long
illness.
Miss Stella Sylvia Matlaw, of New
York, is spending a few days with
relatives in Brighton ven
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nussbaum, Of
New York, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. Rachlin, of New Brunswick ave.
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Langhorst and
family, OF New York, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Weller
of Rector street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-03
First Case for Local
Red Cross Ambulance

The Red Cross ambulance donated
to the local chapter by organized
labor had its first emergency use Fri
Gay afternoon. Mrs. Charles Seguine
and the Misses Ruth Runyon, Ruth
Ccrbo and Katherine Herbert were in
charge. Before leaving the garage
the call came for immediate trans
portation of a patient from this city
to a hospital in Newark. As the am
bulance has not any stretchers these
had to be borrowed. But the men,
bers of the motor corps went through
the whole proceeding like well sea-
soned veterans. They called for the
hospital, putting her into the elevator
and as one of the corps expressed it
mo one ever knew that we were
green"