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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
FREL|NGHUYSEN
ON EXPLOSIVES
Says He Has Done Everything
Possible to Remove ExpIos-
ives in County
By star Correspondens.

81 stan Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. May 16.-
Frank William Leach , secretary to U.
s. Senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
has sent a letter to Thomas Mulvi-
hill secretary to the Board of Free
holders in which he says that the
senator has used his every influence
to get the war department to remove
from the Morgan General Ordnance
Depot n Raritan arsenal, all high
explosives stored at the two govern
ment reservations. Confined TO pro-
tests and with no administrative
power to enforce the removal, the
senator has met with exasperating i'll
success in having Middlesex county
relieved of the worrisome menace, the
secretary says. In reply to the re-
quest of the Board of F~reeholders,
1t is said that the senator will consid-
er a conference with the board when
he returns to Washington. The let
ter in full, follows:
You recent letter to Senator Ere
linghuysen, suggesting that he visit
your county, with a view to a confer
ence with our board, concerning the
storage of explosives In Middlesex
county, came duly to hand. The SEN
ator is now out of town, but will re-
turn next week, when l will place his
matter before him.
! IT might add that no question. before
Senator Frelinghuysen from the be-
ginning of the war to date has caused
him greater concern or caused great
err exertion on his part, with a view to
a remedy, than existing conditions at
the Morgan and Raritan plants. He
has repeatedly filed protests at the
| war department, written n oral, has
had interviews with various officials
representing the military authorities
both at the department and at his
own office, where he has called them
into conference, and has exhausted
every energy and facility at his COM
mand, with a view to the accomplish
ment of the desired result-vthe re-
moval, as expeditiously as possible,
of the high explosives at the two
plants mentioned.
HE has been given assurance that
the materials stored at said plants,
the dangerous high explosives, would
be shipped west as fast as trains could
De supplied and run with safety. l
think o will find that the number
of such trains has recently been in
creased.
IT presume you saw in your local
| papers copy of letter Senator Freling-
huysen sent the acting secretary April
20. To this letter no reply has yet
come. When it does, a copy will be
forwarded to you.
at should be borne in mind. how
ever, that the limit of a senator's in
1uenee In such matters is to protest.
Unfortunately, the final decision, all
decisions, indeed, rest with the execu-
tive branch of the government, upon
whom likewise the responsibility must
rest. I know the senator is greatly
incensed at the delay in solving this
problem and regrets that his prov
--t- 80 GA-l
In such case to the condition of pro-
testing, and that he is not vested with
administrative power, to empty the
Middlesex county plants and thus
eliminate what he has always looked
upon as q grave
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
MATAWAN

Work on the ~remodeling of the old
Farmers and Merchants National
bank building in Main street, which
was recently purchased by August
Kattner, Jr., is progressing rapidly.
The old banking room has been com
p~letely removed and the contractors
have now begun work on remodeling
the apartment portion of the building.
which will be occupied by Mr.. Katt-
ner as a store FOR electrical supplies
and living quarters. The building is
of brick construction and the remov-
ing of the banking rooms was no easy
matter.
The county has begun work on the
resurfacing of the Main street. The
men were at work this morning on
the street at the Matawan station of
the New York and Long Branch rail-
road. The street is built of tarvia and
each spring receives a new top coat
ing of this. material which puts it in
first class condition for the heavy sam
mer travel.
Charles Z. Close, clerk of the Mon
mouth County Board of Freeholders.
and who resides in Lower Main
street, is spending a short vacation in
the Pocopo mountains In Pennsylva-
mia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
KEASBEY

About thirty Of the selected singers
OF the various grades OF local school
No. s will so TO Woodbridge tonight
TO take part in the musical contest, in
which h various schools of the
township will participate, TO be held
in~the Presbyterian church, commenc-
ing at s o'clock. The children will be
transported In automobiles.
Miss Helen Pfeifer Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Edison L. Day. of Plainheld,
for a few days.
A notice Of the destruction OF all
CANNES running at large without the
proper muzzle. was issued by the
township clerk. Andrew Keyes. The
notice took effect yesterday. Any dog
found running at large without the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
KEYPOKT

Fred Kruser, OF Main street, was
the guest of friends at South Amboy
on Wednesday.
The final get together meeting for,
the Centenary drive to be conducted
by Calvary M. f. church will be held
this evening at the church when the
entire committees n their assist
ants will be present TO receive final
instruction.
The picture play. Tiger Rose"
last evening by the Rev. +. II. b.
Reynolds. The pictures presented
were most interesting n were much
enjoyed by those attending. A large
audience attended and a silver offer
ing was taken.
William r. Hopkins, OF New Bruins
wick, was the guest of his uncle,
Councilman George w. Stidfole and
family this week. The former is now
attached to the Santa Cecilia and is
engaged in bringing troops to New
York from overseas.
Mrs. J. Leon Schanck is entertain
ing the Keyport Literary Club at her
home this afternoon when a request
musical program will be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson, Of
Brooklyn. are the guests OF Mrs.
Euretta Ogden of Kearney street.
Mrs. Mary Briggs is a patient in
the Monmouth Memorial hospital at
Long Branch.
Mrs. William Hendrickson, of
Crawford, was the guest of her uncle,
George vanDorn and family. of Divi-
sion street, on Wednesday.
Mrs. William Miller and son Wall
lace. of Weehawken, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller, of
Broadway. Mr.. Miller spent the fore
part of the week with his parents.
Captain Joseph Hines is having his
honCa on Atlantic street rpmOdeled
preparatory to removing there from
his present home on Second street. =
Miss Helen Pike, of Monmouth,
Maine, a former resident of the bor-
ough. was the guest of MI. and Mrs.
Ernest Durham, Of Elizabeth street,
the past week.
Karl A.. Mathiasen has sold a lot
on Broad street to Charles Snyder.
S. Frank Mason, Jr.. G. p. o.. has
returned to Montauk Point, L. l., af-
ter having been the guest of relatives
in the borough for several days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16

proper muzzle viii be destroyed.
Mrs. Chester Darling. OF Perth AM
bay. and Mrs. Charles Mack and son
Charles. Of Brooklyn, who are visiting
Mrs. Darling. spent Wednesday as the
guests of Mrs. Emil Meyer. OF Bay
View nj
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nehrkorn
are entertaining relatives from Baiti-
more during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Vroom were
out of town visitors Wednesday night.
Mrs. James Quish and daughter
Marguerite were Perth Amboy visitors
last night.
Mrs. Arthur Feddersen. of Perth
Amboy, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Maier, yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Resi- was a New
York visitor recently.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
WELCOME HOME
At WOODBRIDGE
$1,000 Set as Goal by Town.
ship Committee for the Biz
Events
% speciol dorrespondsnt.


WOODBRIDGE. May 16:-The
Welcome Home Committee of the
township, composed of the comfort
committee and the citizens commit
tee, at a meeting this week set $4,000
as the figure they wish to secure for
the celebration and welcome to be ac-
corded Woodbridge's heroes of the
world war.
This money will be secured. II is
hoped. in a campaign to be conducted
shortly, similar to Red Cross and
other drives. The township will be
mapped off into districts and these
districts will be ~canvassed by teams.
Sufficient of the 5000 will be used
for the big celebration on Labor Day
to assure its entire success, and what
is left will be turned over to the fund
for the establishment of a memorial.
The next meeting of the committee
TO plan for the drive will be held on
May 81.
The committee has completed all
arrangements for e. block dance
which will be held on June ~ to
raise funds for the welcome home
celebration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
Only One Corn
PeeIer, ''Gets.If''

bt0P CorH raIus' S0o OoIH Ae0A Vn'
It is Just when a corn hurts that
You want to feel surest o
getting rid of 1t. Why take chances
of keeping the corn and having the
pain grow worse? You'll use Gets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
ROOSEVELT

Michael Hagen is a New Brunswick
visitor today on business.
Thomas Burke spent yesterday af-
ternoon in Elizabeth.
William Dalton spent Wednesday
night in Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bonn were
Perth Amboy visitors last night.
Charles H. Morris has been confin-
ed to his home for the past week with
malaria.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Simons were
Perth Amboy visitors last night.
Chief Henry Harrington was a
New Brunswick visitor this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
wn.

The origin of "wlndfan,' IN the sense
of good luck" dates from the time OF
William the C%onqueror. 1t was then a
criminal offense to cut timber in the
forests. Only such could be gathered
as the wind had blown down; hence,
q heavy ~windstorm was hailed by the
peasants as so much good luck, and
from this comes the modern appllca-
ton of the expression.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
May Dance for Roosevelt


81 Special correspondszt-
ROOSEVELT, May 1.-THE Young
Judaea OF Roosevelt will hold a May
dance at Ukranian hall tomorrow
night. The arrangement committee 10
working hard to make the event n
of the most splendid ever held IN the
borough. The floor is being put in fine
trim and an excellent orchestra has
been secured. There will be many
novelties and an entertainment during
the course of the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
Judea to Dance at Roosevelt
Special Ccrresyo.Aenf.

By Special C~crresyosdemG
ROOSEVELT, May 1e-The Judea
Society will hold their dance tomor-
row night. They are expecting to
make it a great social event. Ukra-
MAN hall is being beautifully decorat-
ed. Many out OF town people are ex-
pected to be present at this affair.
Good music has been secured to en-
terrain the dancers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16

Extraordinary sale of LinoIeums
We've placed on sale a large lot of
Cooks Standard Inlaid L~inoleums. 81
grade at per squar yard, s1.25.
Alex. Smith Il Sons $25 all wool
Brussel Rugs. 9 x II IT.. 1888.
Also special values In Velvet and
Administer Rugs. A. Sa1z &Co.. Key
port. 463e-5-1s-lt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
METUCHEN

The date for the banquet of the
Presbyterian Brotherhood. has been
changed to Friday. May %. at 7:15
P. NJ. in the church social rooms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16


1t" anyhow, sooner of later; might
as well use it sooner. Then you are
absolutely sure that the corn Will
loosen from your toe SO that you
can peel the whole thing of pain
lessly with your fingers, in one COM
plete piece-just like peeling a ba-
mana. 1t takes a second or two TO
apply "Gets-It." There's no fussing
ish-that'n keep you sweet while
the "Gets-It" does the rest. Nothing
new for corns has been discovered
since "Gets-It" was born. Follow
sGets-Ith and be sure to be corn
and pain freei You'll say tt's magic.
"Gets-It," the guaranteed. money
back corn-remover, the only sure
way. costs but a tribe at any drug store.
MID By z. Lawrence& Co.. Chicago. Ill
SOLD =. n.Loy ana recommends
II the worlds best corn remedy by Nc
Jung Drug &C. J. }. Bucklsy-Adv.
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NEN + FACTORY
EOR |I5||II||])'"'.'iilI 81
IL ASSURE /!
TO EANUPACTUEE FURNITURE
AFTEB NECESSARY MACHINERY
IS INSTAJLED-WL1L Ir1TI'oY
$50 NIX.
wARwOOD CITIZENS COE-DG AIN
ABOUT STREET CAR SHE2-SToP
SwSTEN Kew III USE.
SCARCITY CE HOUSES a DRAWBACK
TO GROvTN OF CO1E&UN1TY.
NEWS OF WAET OcO.

\ furniture factory |" employ ABOUT
100 men is the plan 81 th'' West Virgil
MIA Aircrar; ruru;,any. T!lr i.:$ta!laiHn
Of machinery il b"iN.c nah" now. ana
il is ru,nnrr' thaI IT." "I''ninr II iHr;'-
tionS may t;iA, i.l;;r.. %i,hiu :; m"ntA.
Some time l.: nee Sy"rE - I'l) ~ tue
factory thu. %audpap:r machines ana
planners and il lS uncertain Just Wh"h
the. manufacture uf furui'Ur" MI! start.
The Now farm will hc known Il" INC
National Furniture C"Inpa'y. 81
Wheeling. W Va. with III" following
we'll known persons aS lu'"ri"'rt'"r$'
Henry !. ArAruz. Herman =. .Nrh'"E.
Carl Q. Schm,dt T.. :. i;"mia". ani N";i
Morgan. al! - Wheeling. III" ""ihran:
is Incorporated ut $lnu."o0. All Kinds
OF high grade turu,iu7" will b. turn""
out ut the now plant when c"mplei'd'
which is one OF IN" mos; modern ana
up 10 date in the country.
In conjunction with tn" f""uitu-" FAC
tory will b. operated all up /" date cleo
trio and illuminating sign Enc;"ry |" 9c
known as IN" Eli-tit0 company. 81
wheeling. incorporated At $5n.hh" Wit.
the same incorpnr;t;"rS. as anor". |" Il"
factory will likely also b. located ~
warwood and will employ number "f
worktnen.
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Injured
IN ACCIDENT
Norc Fatally Eurt--Monday Was an
Unlucky IaJ for wheeling
Mechanics.

Wheeling was tn. Sc"nr Of two bad &C
clients yesterday morning which "ccurr-
ed within an hour al each other and re-
suited in number II persons beng IN
1urrd.
III" first occurred at The Warwick pot
terry about lose "'cl"Ck. when tn" cable
I'll the freight elevator BROKE. allowing
TN, cage. in which J"hm HaNncr Of 22%5
Main street and Joseph Weir Of Bel
lnirr Wrr" passengers. IL drop consider
able distance.
H;tvncr Sustained internal injuries.
tn" extent OF which can hardly toe de-
;rrnin"d for 81 T"r;r days. II" was re-
moved to thu North Wheeling hospital.
] l." is So years uf age.
Wirr. ag"d -. sustained slight in
jurirS Ia his back. He WAS removed 10
his home and viii probably be able 10
90 about in n few days
Tho second arcid"nt occurred ut about
ii o'clock a. the Wheeling Fire lnsur-
;tHc" comprnE's building. whore scat
fold OH which W.. IL Huffman and F. j.
Hayden employed by ID. G. kurner. the
painting contractor. We're working. col
lapSed. causing them 10 fail a distance
Of som" feet.
Huffman suffered the fracture OF four
ribs and sustained internal injuries. He
was rushed To the North Wheeling hos
rital. where he was attended 10y DrS.
Randolph llcrsry and John Mccall The
Information was given out at tho hos
pitHl late last night that nc WAS getting
along nicely and would recover. Ills
home is ut 21l6 Chaplinc street. Hay
den escaped With a confusion of tho ri ght
! Icy. Il wr"uchcd knee and bruises about
the arms. He WAS removed to his home
! at West Alexander.
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New yOrk'S Own March
Over Streets, With The
Cheers Of Thousands

NFW YORK, March "4.--Ncw York
was thronTcd tonight with soldiers Of
the eth division and relatives and
friends Of tho men who hay" ilnck"d in
from this and other states for tho
great welcome home" parade tomor-
row Of tho former New York National
Guardsmcn who broke the Hindrnhe-S
line
All tho $1,000 men Of Tho division
were IN tn" city tonight. having Hrriv-
I'd throughout tho day from Inc out
lying camps in which they are quar-
tered. Several regiments of III" dIrt-
sion gave the greater city for"taste
of tumurr0w'S pageant when they
marched before enthusiastic crowds IN
Manhattan. Brooklyn and tho EronX.
Major General John +. rRyan. eom-
nandcr. and tn" officers Of the division
were guests tonight At dinner ten
drrcd BY the mayors committees. oC
; welcome to homecoming troops. The
men will be dincd tomorrow night.
Tributes from tn" heads Of the gov
crnmcnts with whose troops III" eth
served were received by General
Organ today.
Tho following cablcgrau from King
Albert of Belgium was transmitted 10
General O'Ryan by IN" Belgian charge
G'affairns at Washington:
"Naving been informed Of tho trium-
phal return Of the eth division OF tho
american army. | address Ia you ana
10 YOUR valiant and victorious mon who
fought so bravely III Flanders the
grateful greetings of the whole Bel
gan nation"
A tribute from King George of Eng
land came in the form Of a letter from
General H. S. Rnwlnson. commander
OF the fourth British army. with which
the 9th co-oprratcd IN tho smashing
of the Hindrnburg line last September.
In letter l hay" received from the
kings private secretary. wrote Cen
nral Rawlinson. "hc asked mo to lot
the division know tina, his majesty IS
cogn!zantyeof their fine achievements,
and that on the kings visit To tho front
In December last h. especially studied
! the ground over which tho division had
attacked, and learned FOR himself all
that tho division had don" in their
cvontful days."
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Personals,

William BaumGardner and wife. both
Of whom have been suffering With the
influenza. arc able TO be about again.
Mr.. W. +. Mcnamara is painting and
frcscotng the interior Of his drug store
ar Twentieth and Warwood avenue.
Carl wclshens spent the week end IN
Mourdsvllle.
William Fl. Burns and wife arc now ct
nome ut 100 Nineteenth street. having
r2cnt tho winter In Florida. Mr.. Burns
has become Interested in tho chicken
business and proposes TO start Il chicken
farm IN Warwood. He expects to en-
large the business later.
John Slsfe. employed with tho Neh
Hardware company. la Commissioning AFTER
an attack of tho Influenza.
Mrs. Esther Rcosc visited relatives IN
WrIlshurc over the wrck end.
Miss Mildred Morris. 119 Ninth street.
will entertain hor Sunday schol class Of
young ladies Of tho Methodist church
next Thursday evening.
Joseph Lucas mas been attending q
meeting OF the corv ont ION program COM
u1ittee Of the United Society OF Chris
tian Endeavorcrs ~ Clarksburg. The
program and advance arrangements
made were for tho state convention to
take place IN that city June 10 TO IL.
The greater tho necessity fHr saving.
the greater your opportunity to use
The IntelliSenc"r Want Ads,
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Plenty of exercise, fresh air,
regular hours-is all the pre-
scription you need to avoid
lnhuenza-unless through
neglect or otherwise, a cold
gets you. Then take-at
once

rnhicd the American peace commissions
crS in Paris protesting against any pro-
vision in the rrnpnScd constitution for
th" lcagi!" Of nations giving racial equal
itN tu Orinntnls. The California soma
tor today sent COPY of lis cahIegram
Ia Senator R0r.h OF Idaho with Il re-
quest that tho latter support his protest.
ANY declaration said Senllur rhclan.
il his cGhlcgram lin constitution for
race equality ar just trratmo7t may he
construed Ia give jurisdiction Ia league
over immigration. naturalization. elect
i've franchise. land ownership ind mar
r!aEn and should bc avoided. Az affirm
aliv" daclarat ion that these arc .oomcs-
Tie questions should hr made in cans0-
nance with established american policy
Senator Thclan told tho commission
crs he believed western senators nd
others would Oppose any lonpholo ~
which Oriental peoples will posses
equality with white race in the Cnitu
States.
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nErxs3gzzzSSa:Sss b
| i Sc i ] |
SEip-StOp,

Indignation is Ihr rhlcf c1N"U"n o1
many Warwood and. Gl"u'S Run folks
when they star, after 4 street car. Inc
skip-stop system which has been IN use
on the Wheeling Traction company me-
Is causing MANI 2r"pI" inconrcnl"nceS.
particularly the C;l"us Run commuters
who now plan to petition tn" city c"ua-
ell to stop the skip-stop. These petitions
will be considered at thc next city couh-
ell meeting. Thursday. The E''nS kun
folks. it will h. remembered. first Pc
tjtiuned to hav" IL" car line run M Inc
river some II or - years ago. ana now
thar they are. they say. getting L raw
deal, their ind Enati"n is high.
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AGED MRS. RILEY
follows MATE
To THE. GRAVE

At her late residence No. 3 North
Huron street. Tuesday morning 1T l2:3p
O'Clock occurred the death OF Mrs. Sallte
Riley. wife OF the iatc Npmn;ck Riley
Grief over the death Of her late nus
band is believed I" har" caused her
death. She was N the 10th year of her
age.
Mrs. Riley was we'll known III this city
and vicinity. Her husband. Dominick.
passed away several years ago. This
couple was one Of the oldest IN this vi
cinity. while Dominick was employed by
the wheeling Traction company for
many years.
Funeral services VIII h" held from the
late residence Thursday morning ut
$50 o'clock. REQUIEM high mass will
be held at the ST. Joseph Cathedral at
nine o'clock with iutermcnt al Mt. CAL
vary cemetery.
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G)Ay FOR
C!p|ONS IN
A.. , TOURNEY
TOLED

another bNarch oi.-Today was
mcr champ champions and for
Of the first tcn-pin world. One
come back u 4 second effort to
ing rcrgrrshe American Bowl
Sitorius whtnent here was G..
the tow men >. H0l3schuh. won
largest score Al with 1876. the
event Of tho j in the two-mcn
Sntorius was
Of Peoria end 18th {. Schwalm
pins. In tho sin collected Ito
$50. far below th~ius' score was
TIL" three pa1oney winners.
Anuilas Cigars fhe champion
Other title hn!ders.. Paul were
in the minor ryrAtd 10 register
mcnthal wcrc the ch and Blu
Aquilas with l.l63. air Of the
Miller recorded t.llhcn and J.
son and II. Mueelny ,. Gilbert
4 nrw second place .03S.
the two-mnn event wkpcarcd in
r. Mitchell. Of ChicneNvies and
one of the afternoon sh. 1.257 on
low the leaders. Pnk:c ahoint be-
OF Chicago. .cr. also
Other changes resulted
standings wilrn y. Pluck omen
counted 1870 for sixth plluvcr
and w. Wanting. Of Pcori2ayne
l. 4,
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Dynamite for Man Who
Refused to Give tJp $1,000

Special Dispatch to The 1ntcllIgencc".
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. March "a
Tho police tonight had no clue to tho
vino carly todn? exploded n stick Of
dynamite under the rear porch of the
residence Of SCI Oatrow, wholcgalc
liquor donlcr. h"rnu@c tho lnucr Ind
l.rprad thrcn threatening letters do
t.IrrI!ny 5000. Tho explosion slightly
danlngcd :hr Ostrow property end
broke windows in thr hnlNc Uf Cornelius
Cran!n. pottery t;nnHfnr,uT"r. whose
property is nearby. No onr was IN
iurud
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place with 1887 and E. Magel and G.
Hargitt. of Indianapolis finished ninth
with 1921.
There were no changes in the standing
Of individuals during the day. although
several Of the bowlers. came near the
coveted mark.
The highest score of the day III tne
singles was made by w. Coffin. OF Des
Moincs Iowa. with SIS. Second hign
was the Gas rolled by W. Meyers OF
Chicago: D. Robson. Of Cleveland nag
64i for third high ad ]. Wlnesdorter. OF
Chicago. ranked fourth with 643. Iop
place in. the singles Is held by Harry
Cavan Of Pittsburgh. BY the new RECORD
score of us.
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No EouseS Here.

T. ?. kind"lbrrgcr. w'li-known r"a'
estate agent IF WarwoOd. stated lasI
night that there were practically u"
rooms or houses in Warw""d Tor rent.
Wheeling people. ANXIOUS I" get out IN
the open air and under the coming
spring sun have mad" Il rush for THIS
city. with tho result lhat no moro rooms
nro. to bc had NJ any price. Mr. kind"s-
berger says that NOR" houses arc need
c.' and were never needed 50 badly as
now. Mr.. EindclhnrGer wnuld like i" got
in touch with anyone having spare
room for. rent.