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Ddna consoa, mai cind Vulturescu
harte de suta de lei 81 puindo in nina zse ca are mai
multi asupra ui dar "a doua ri ii va inlesni mai mutt
Vuturescu coplul parnti asezati din clasa
mocie Tata ui nantea .esboiuui, fost
gusor bacan 81 foarte serids moral Avusese
sngur baia pc State pc voa sal vaza carte 81
oua pc e inzestrase cite cnzeci de mil dc lei
Baatuui nu trebue bani cartel, b6trInul Vutu
pretcnor SAL Gu acestc la u gasit
uoazec de mil de lei in ban MARTA in valoare de
csprezece lei State tocmai aunci uase bacaloratu
nvatase bne dar n pacea profesunea liberia IRA ad
voca ST pc doctori ST inserts la factae c luat con-
ducerea bacane la de afe prea pricepea dar
increzator sine instala Ia tghca bacan rtnat
Treburle mergeau bne, dar pese ceva un isbucni
boiu 81 mai putea mpora ca inainte n cteya sep
tamin Sc go pravala 81 chiria find scumpa, nchise
Avea cocg de scoaa inspector de polite, care zu-
grav i'll culor vii farmecul viete de poitist s captva
recomandat prefectuui, peste saptamina flu nunt
doua Sa distins repede prin dibacia de
descoperii pnngas 81 prinse 81 bandit comisesc
spargere 81 u oor Peste ase un fu nanta la gradu dc
comsar casa Liza de la este de cit pas la gradu
de inspector 81 dacoo Ia ace de Director al Poe funcie
la care nazuia.
In calitate de politit expert dbaciu, fu scutt din
ata Tara pregatea de resboiu u agen 81 sponii ge
mani 81 astraci msuna tara tn polite trebueau oan
desoinic nrmareasca pas pas operatnne IN
gentior III yutresclI iii isarcnaG suprayeehera ler
lar afaceriIe comisaratuai incredinc subconissr
~, polts dAtrin ~ blil q asa. t'sahag ssss1
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servtorea sal spuna comsarulu ca smte bne nu
poate prm dar gnd ca comisarul ii aduce veste
buna 81 facnd sfortare esi in salon.
asa de dureros cnd fata Nnfata 81 zdrea
Ddina convinse repcde ubta de e hotar
ascunza mimic 81 spuna adevarul sngura minciu
na ca Zoiea batut-o ajutorul seryitoarci.
Consarul compatmi o mingiie 81 mustra blind, Cd
facu nesocotnta mearga in e sa refueasca
Trebuica 50 profit de alt prei, so tras in cursa dar
sa nu te duel in casa ei inchee comsaru neezindui
fruntea
Didina vazind sncertatea omulu mingia 81 por
nita pc caea marurror deschse ima inaintea acestu
nar 81 spuse rupata de Zoe 81 de Mateescu, Cd
rA de casee in locuies 81 cee din Vau toata averea
e margnese Ia de opsprezece lei 81 simte
focita find parasita de nasa luat GU suma de
pese doua de lei 81 daca Maeescu adus
ai repedc din Craova sita faca imprumut Ia
vre un bancher.
Sinceritaea e isca nima lu State Vulturescu bacao
comisar dc clasa ina 81 arturs Didnei Cd saba
sperana Mateesc fe pri Indiydu prns la Craova
fost hot ordnar facut spargere in Bncures ii
p6gnbayul intrat in posesiunea lucrurior furate.
Didina desperate Isl fngea niine 81 ipcepnse Sc
tfsmure din corpu vulturescn fu mscat 81 mngindo
a fagadut ca stA IN ajutor ca iesneste sumo
dr hani snfere. Sz . 81. .Eg5 ss ,tsE
M durere desperate snfeeascd provenita dntr un
astru financial cd re yqf cineva
Ip ajptof u cosu6esya eu bune III
'.s ssasta a!F, las1'ress
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
KEYPORT CHURCH
PLANS BAZAR
Suppers VIII Be Served By La
dies Oct. ID and IS
Ru Sneoinl Correspondemt.

BIZ Special Correspondents. g.
KEYPORT, Sept. 19:-Pians tor
the annual bazaar and supper TO pc
held in Calvary NJ. E. church on the
eyening of October IA and 10 are
rapidly progressing, a meeting nel9
Wednesday night which was PRESIDED
over by the chairman, Il. waiter
Snyder, showing that great progress
is being made by the various commit
tees.
Mrs. T. ". Dawson, chairman {.
the supper committee, gave a prieL
account of the work accomplished py
this committee to date. speclal
supper is being planned which VIII
be a special attraction.
Mrs. A. M. Brown and Mrs. George
Dingwall will have charge OF n
domestic booth, Miss Annie L. Triton
and Miss Helen Osborn Will sell
candy and Miss Teresa Walters VIII
have charge of a touch and take taple
which is always most popular. MIS-.
Carrot Van Giesen and her sunday
school class will be in charge or inc
fancy booth and other attractions
will be a farm booth in charge OK
Mr.. Calvert, and ice cream when VIII
be sold both evenings.
The proceeds of the bazaar VIII De
devoted to the church Improvements
fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
CHILD ATTACKED
NEAR So. ANBOY
Report is That George Franz is
Again at Large
gu special Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 19:-Once
more the report that George Franz,
the escaped convict from the State
Prison in Trenton, was In Melrose
near this city was confirmed. 1t has
been reported several times that he
has been in hiding in and about the
city but the police of neither Sayre-
Vile nor South Amboy have been
able to locate him. Yesterday while
on her way to school h twelve-year-.
old daughter of John Brush was met
by a man answering to the descrip-
ton of Franz. The child was near
the bridge over the tracks of the
Raritan River railroad. Her clothes
were torn from her body, her hands
tied behind her and the child gagged.
In his condition she ran to her home
on Oak street, Melrose.
An immediate search was made for
the man but nothing was found to
lead to his hiding place. Originally
Franz lived in S~ayreville where he
was employed by the Sayre & Fisher
Company. He was convicted of forg-
ing checks and sent to Trenton. He
at one time kept company with a
South Amboy girl living in the Me-
chanicsville section and it is thought
that is why he is in that section. The
latest report is that the young nan
Is slightly mentally unbalanced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
MATAWAN

An epidenfc whooping cough is
now prevalent in this borough and
many rupiIs have been sent hoine
frorn the public schools by Medical
inspector Or l. E. Dawes, IN "rdef
to keep the disease from spreading
throughout the grades. Notices sign
ed by the Medical Inspector and DR..
Cyrus c. Knecht. president of the
Board of Health, warning the parents
of children who have the cougn to
keep them from school and Sunday
school and from mingling with other
children, have been posted In pubic
places about the borough.
Miss Dorothy Dennis has returned
to her homo in Newark after spend
ing the summer in Matawan as the
guest OF her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred H. Morton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
NO POLITICS IN
CALLING TROOPS
That is the Contention Of Adju-
tdnt General GiIkysOn

By Special Corr
TRENTON. Sept. 19-That politics
was farthest from his thoughts when
he communicated with four battalion
commanders Of the State Militia to
hold their units in readiness for mob
ilization for active duty in the Cam
den and Burlington county trolley dis
embarrass the executives candidacy
tant General Gilkyson. Friends OF
Governor Runyon have professed to
see in Gilkyson's move an attempt to
embarras the executives candidacy
for the Republican nomination and a
statement was issued from the exeou-
Tive offices which purported to come
from Mr.. Runyon rebuking the Ad1u-
tant General for action without his
consultation.
'In taking the action 1 decided to
take" said General Gilkyson, when
requested to make a statement, my
only thought was to do my duty as
he Adjutant General. Politics was
the most remote thing I had in my
mind"
That the communication sent out
by the Adjutant General was in no
way an order and was not SO taken
by the battalion commanders who re-
ceived it, is apparent from their re-
plies. An example was that of Major
lob, of Atlantic City, who said he
had complied with the suggestion"
The other acknowledgements were
couched in a similar vein. 1t is a
known fact that the Adjutant Gen
eral has taken similar initiatory steps
in the past when it looked as If 1t
would be necessary to mobilize the
militiamen for emergency duty. Cen
eral Gilkyson himself, since assum-
ing his present position and during
the administration of Governor Edge
took the initiative in asking the
commanders of the different units to
prepart for sudden call to duty. The
communication sent in the present in
stance, which friends of Governor
Runyon nave been terming an or
DER read as follows:
CONFIDENTIAL. Information has
reached this Office to the effect that
disorder, violence and destruction of
property exists in the counties of
Camden and Burlington. While it is
thought hat the local authorities will
be able to cope with the conditions
without the assistance of the mill
tary forces of the state, you will new
ertheless keep in close touch with
your company commanders in order
to quickly mobilize your battalion for
whatever service may be required"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19

Mrs. William J.. Yetman and Miss
Laura Yetman are at Bovina, Della
war County, for W weeks vacation.
Mrs. Lawrence Hoagland n chill
dren, of New Dorp, visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Peterson. yes
terday.
Mrs. Harry Levenson n Mrs.
Thomas Leyenson visited in Manhat-
tan yesterday.
Police Sergeant Robert C. Benedict
returned to duty today after a leave
of absence on account of injuries re-
ceived in a collision with an auto
mobile some time ago..
George Carfoot, proprietor OF the
Tottenville Garage, m Raymond A.
Butler were at the Ford plant at
Kearny yesterday and talked with
Henry Ford.
William Wetzshler, of Wood ave-
nue., was fined So in the first district
court at New Brighton yesterday on
O. charge of leaving his horse tied to
a fence, blocking a sidewalk In Ar
thur XIII road on Wednesday. lie
was summoned to court by Patrol
mar Newman.
Huguenot Park school was opened
yesterday as the fifth center for the
distribution of army foodstuffs.
Rev. C. S. Hunt and Rev. j. f.
Bindenberger attended a meeting
yesterday at the Drew SEMINARY dt
Madison, n. j..
Past Masters Night with Huguenot
Lodge No. 1881, f. & A. M, held last
night at the Masonic temple, brought
out many members. All of the sta
lions were filled by past masters with
Past Master Charles A. Thrall in the
East. He ave the historical lecture
to the three candidates that received
the third degree.
The benefit moving picture show
of st. Stephens Episcopal church will
be held at the Palace theatre Tues
day, September 80, with Norma Tai
madge in ''The Way of q Woman" as
the feature.
Recruiting week for the American
Legion this week is expected to bring
many members to Beauvais Post.
Mrs. Rebecca'~ Silverstein, OF Man.
haitian, purchased the properly OF
Mrs Mary Higbee in Main street this
week where the Palace Hat Cleaning
Company and Frank Russo, tailor,
are situated.
Troop 81, Boy Scouts. will meet
tonight at their meeting place at the
South Baptist church.
A practice of the Tottenville school
fife. drum and bugle corps was held
yesterday afternoon after school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
Organization for EvangellstlC
Campaign In TOttenVlIle
BIZ sDeofal Correspondent.

TOTTENVILLE, Sept. 19.-An or
ganization has effected at a meeting
held at the South Baptist church last
night for an evangelistic campaign to
be held in T~ottenville in November
with the Baptist, St. Paul's and Bethel
Methodist churches. Rev. G. s. Hunt,
pastor of Bethel church was named
the chairman and Rev. ]. Harrison
Johnson, pastor of the Baptist church
the secretary. There were represen-
tatives of the three churches present
besides their pastor.
Mr.. Hunt, MIR. Johnson and Rev.
j. F. Bindenberger, pastor OF st.
Paul's church were named a COM
mittee to secure the evangelist for the
meetings. They will go to Manhattan
tomorrow for that purpose. An efort
will be made to have Leonard Weaver
a noted evangelist to come here for
the meetings. A committee was
named to look into the ~advisability of
erecting a tabernacle with st. Paufs
church as the alternative. A union
meeting of the three churches will be
held at st. Paul's church on Sunday
morning September 28 at which time
announcements will be made of the
meetings and other committees Will
be appointed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
Outing to Be Held by R. R. Men

BIZ Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILIE, Sept. 19:-An ex-
cursion and outing for the members
of the Veteran Employees Association
of the Staten Island Rapid Transit
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
with their families Is being arranged
for the latter part Of this month or
the first of next. The outing will
probably be a sail up the Hudson n
a stop at some place along the river
superintendent Hammer. of the stat
en- Island Rapid Transit, has kindly
consented to furnish a tugboat for
the use of the outing contemplated
by the veterans.
Plans for the event will be COM
pleted at the next meeting of the as
ISOLATION which will be held at the
Tottenville terminal next Wednesday
night at $3.50 o'clock. President b.
r. Kelly is deeming it highly fmpor-
tant that all vets be at this meeting
and other necessary arrangements
for the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
NEW FIRE TRUCK
ROOSEVELT PLAN
Council to Meet Monday Night
AGAIN to Act ON Matter

ROOSEVELT, Sept. 19.-The bor-
ough council met at fire house We'd
nesday night to hold their adjourned
meeting. Several important matters
came up for discussion.
A fire truck was talked of and
which will be again taken up at the
adjourned meeting to be held next
Monday night when Borough Attor-
ney Peter T. DAILY will have ready Tor
first reading the amendment of the
fire ordinance regulating the fire
chiefs annual election.
Those present at the meeting were
Mayor Hermann, and Councilmen
Lawlor Andres, Coughlin, Brown and
Gerke, Clerk w. v. Quinn, Borough
Attorney Peter F. Daily and Engineer
f. F. Simons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
cRANBURy

Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Appleget and
Miss Anna Appleget were Sunday
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey 5.
Dey.
Miss Violet Bastress. of Baltimore,
Nd, and Mrs. George Hutchinson and
son, of Jamesburg. were visitors this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w.
Appleget.
Miss Clara Huntington has excepted
a position as teacher in Englishtown
public school.
Miss Mary Conover entertained the
last of the week, her sister Mrs. Pot
ter of Windsor and her nieces OF Nc
tuchen.
Miss symmes has been i'll for a few
days this week.
Mrs. Alexander Suits who has been
very sick for several weeks is m
what improved.
Mrs. Ella Reese spent a few days
the first Of the week with Mrs. Ed.
ward Bennett.
The NJ. e. Sunday School held their
regular monthly Board meeting on
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. Harry Schenck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19


Miss Helen Osborn was the guest OF
friends at New York on Thursday.
Mrs. f. H. Wetzel of Melrose, N. Y,
has returned after having spent W
weeks with her daughter Mrs. Paul
c.. Zimmerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Wise of
Newark have returned after having
spent several days as the guests of the
iatter's father Albert M. Bedle.
A special meeting of the committee
for the Rally Day exercises to be held
In Calvary NJ. E.. church on the first
Sunday in October was held or We'd
nesday evening. The morning pro-
gram is planned to be a pageant
which will be of great interest.
Horace S. Burrows is moving his
household effects into the new home
which he purchased recently from
Thomas Rosevear on Main street.
Mrs. Lloyd F.. Armstrong spent
Thursday with friends at New York.
Charles ID. Stout left on Thursday
morning for an extended trip to Jack
sonville and other points of interest
In Florida.
Paul G.. Zimmerman spent Thurs
day in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. Maloney
were the guests of friends at New
York on Thursday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Mon
mouth Memorial Hospital will hold an
executive meeting at the homo of the
president Mrs. j. c. Osborn of Front
street on Monday afternoon at four
o'clock when business of great impor-
lance will be transacted. A fun MEM
bership present is desired.
Howard s. Tilton of Long Branch
spent Thursday as the guest of his
cousin Miss Annie L. Tilton.
Mrs. Julius Uhrig visited with
friends at New York on Thursday.
Mrs. o. H. Dayton spent Wednesday
in TottenviIle where she vas the guest
of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Da ebert of
Hackensack were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Muth We'd
nesday.
The First Presbyterian church viii
hold a congregational meeting this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer C. Hanson and
daughter of Nutley were the recent
guests of Mrs. Hanson's parents Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Conklin of Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c.. Osborn have
returned from q several days stay in
Philadelphia where they attended a
convention of the Knight Templars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

says Doctor Common, formerly of Johns
Hopkins Hospital. Thousands of men
suffering from fatal diseases would be
in perfect health today were it not for
the deadly drug Nicotine. Stop the
habit now before it's too late. It's, a
simple process to rid yourself of the
tobacco habit in any form. just go to
some Nicotol tablets; take them as di-
rected n 10; the pernicious habit
quickly vanisnes. Druggists refund
the money II they fail. Be sure to
read large and interesting announce
ment by Doctor Connor soon to appear
In this paper. 1t tells of the danger Of
nicotine poisoning and how to avoid
1t. In the meantime try Nicotol tab
lets; you will be surprised at the re-
sult.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mrs. Philip Moog, of Amboy road
is entertaining her aunt, Mrs. Airing
of Manhattan.
Mrs. Edward Schick Is confined TO
her home in Amboy road i'll.
Mrs. William Clark had as her
guest yesterday Mrs. Roe Of Perth
Amboy. d,
Mrs. William Walsh visited out OF
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benton, OF
Newark, visited in Prince Bay yester-
day.
William Walsh. of the Rapid Tran
sit service, is home on a vacation.
Mrs. William Shcnackenberg n
daughter visited in Perth Amboy yes
terday.
Mrs. Mcdonald Pegs has received
her new automobile. .
Mr.. and Mrs. John LeGrow, OF
Maine, are spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Zittel have moved
from Brooklyn to Huguenot PARK;
Miss Theresa Giger is at Brighton,
Mass, for two weeks vacation at her
former home.
The water department is laying a
main in Pleasant Plains avenue is
give service to some new houses
there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
PROTEST OVER
APPOINTMENT
Borough President Van Name
Names SOn-in-LaW Secretary
By speeiaI Correspondent

BIZ Special O~TTeSp0nde
TOTTENVILLE, Sept. 19-Bcr-
ough President Calvin ID. Van Mains
on Wednesday appointed Lieutenant
Hugh ]. Jameson, Of tho United
States Naval Reserve force, secretary
to the borough president to the Dor
ough of Richmond.
Lieutenant Jameson Is n graduate
and has degrees conferred upon him
by the University of Wisconsin and
Harvard University. He i5 the SON
in-law of the Borough President and
resides at Mariners Harbor.
This position has been vacant for
a long time. The salary Is $500 per
year.
On the same day the Borough
President appointed former Alder
man William EiniS, Of West New
Brighton, confidential inspector, at a
salary of $1,000 per year.
Mr.. Fink, who has served three
terms in the boarl of aldermen, sue
1ceeds David S. Rendt, who held the
position for some time until relieved
of it by the borough president. The
salary is $1,000 per annun. There is
much comment round the borough
of the appointment by the borough
president of his son-in-.aw to the
position of secretary in view of the
fact that there were other old timers
looking for the job hat had been va
can't for some time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
Motor Corps to Discontinue
BIZ Special Correspondent,

BIZ Special Correspondent,
TOTTENVILLE, Sept. 19:-The
Richmond County Motor Corps oper-
ated by the Richmond County Chap
ter of the American Red Cross will
discontinue it's activities on October
1 is the announcement made at the
headquarters Of the Red Cross. The
Red Cross cottage, where the rela-
tivos of the wounded boys at Fox
Hills have been housed from time to
time, will close their doors in No
vember, and the Red Cross work
rooms at the War Service building
will continue in operation as long as
the building itself is kept open by
the-Red Cross. When the Red Cross
will be asked to vacate Is not known,
but the building is to be taken over
by the city, torn down and the prop
erty converted into a park, separat-
ing the borough building from the
new courthouse.