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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
MIeko Drozsze.

Onegdaj - i ty i ia, Czytelniku,
znalezlismy pod drzwiami mieszkaG
naszych rsympatycznego" - pod
rzutka.. -. karteczke cd nasZego
,,milkmana" ii. cd firmy, kt6ra
MIN mleko wysyia, donoszaca, liz sku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
MACIERZ POLSKA.

sssk organisacys laczsea !miod1ies pol
- oboJga p4ci W praeach naukowycn.
oatryotycznych I bratniej pomocy On
oodnissienia ducha morslnosci dooro-
bytu W spoleczenNwie. a
mtedzy miodEieza polska- Mo4na xapi-
"a sis na posmiertne cd lat IL do IS;
na cslonk6w stowarzysEorych bsx o..
RrenicZenia wieku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

tkiem strajku mleczarzy po paru
dniach ,,usettlowanego" mleko kosz-
towaG bedzie - o centa droiei ma
kwarcie. :.
Tylko - centa!. :. Niewielc - a
lie police to W miesiQCu i W rOku, po-
licz w kilku kwartach mlcka, pobic-
ranych przez rodziny licznieiszc,
gdzie dzieci malych spora grOmadka
- mleka potrzebuie do wyzycia /
do Zdrowia, a przekonasz sic, lie wy
niesie tn centowa podwyzka w mie--
siacu | W roku. | pOmySlcie dalcj
Czytelnicy, lie zgubnyCh - bolcsnych
konsekwencyi mice ona mole, ME
dajqcych sic juz ami nawct Obliczyt
pieniedzmi. 30 i ia / ty i stu innych
- o~statecznie zapiaCmiy ~icszcze i te
pOdwyzlIe, skOro musimy; ale wiclu
jest takich, co mic Zaplaci, DO mic
mOic? Wiclu takiCh, kt6rZy ChOG ma
jq rcdziny i dzieci male, porcdukuiq
z kOniccznoSci konsunCye mlcczywa?
4 to do lata teraz idzic. =. a wicmy,
&c Ola malc6w mleko w lccic - jedy-
mem jest p~Ozywicnicm zdrOwcm: tcGo
mleka wielc - wiele bicdOty he
die pozbawioncj zupcinic, 6w wicc
ubytek odbije sic niczawodnic naifa-
talnici ma stanie Zdrowia ludnOSCi i
ma Sm~iertcInOSCi wSrGd dZiCCi - to
kwcstyi zadnei ME ulcga. llci vice
STRAIT ten rent podwyiki ma mlcku-
spowodowaG moic i Spowoduie pew
ME, STRAIT - iak pCwicdzieliSmy, mic
dajacyCh sic wcale obliczyc picnic
dzmi, STRAIT .scrdccznych, haiObnyCh,
STRAIT ola CaieSo spOicczcistwa niepo-
wctowanyCh?!..
. TAX - widzicic - kOnSCkwcnCyc
podwyzki owci bardzo - bardGO da-
lCkO Siegac moSa...
~
ZaStanawiaiaC sic mad OStatnim
Straikiem mlcczaray i jcgO ,,uscttlO-
waniem" MONA doiSG DO innych jc-
szcze obserwacyi, bardzO pcSsymi-
~stycznych. Strajk uial bye dlategp, IL
zycie drogie domagalo sic wiekshy"h
dochod6w Ola tych, 60 zaieci w dy-
strybucyi mleczywa: trzcba i'm tedy
byIo podwyaszy6 te dOchody; siuszna
jcsli wyiyG ME NIGGA w fatal
nych warunkach aywnosciOwych kra-
ju naszego - wciQz tr~wajacych, mi-
mo woiny ~skohczonci: wiec podwYz-
Ike mIeczarzom daiq i strajk z mimi
zaIatwiaja. Ale jednoczeSnie - usta-
nawia sic podwyzke dotkliwa IA to-
ware: d~roiyzne lata sic nova pod
wyzka - do tylu n~iezliczonych - ie-
c iedna!.. To vice kOnsument,
to pubIicznoSC-placi Ia take ,,settlO
wanie''. "a TAXA Iatanine powicrzcho-
VIVA. ME Ieczaca rzeczy ziych II grun-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
To jest b~ezczelnose.


- Idz pan teraz do dyabIa, Ia
pewniam pana jednak, re jeSli raZ
j~eszcze schwytam pana W moim
przedpokoju, to CT wszystkie koSc1
polamie ....
- Alez to awantura czysta -
mysla}em ma ulicy.
JegomoScia tego zaskarze do sadu
o obraze czci, tymczasem ide dalej,
ably bilety sprzedawaG. P6jde navel
do nieznanych mi os6b. Music choc
Geese pieniedzy odebrae.
Zapukalem do jakichS drzwi,
gdzie byi elegancki napis metalowy
i kosztowna wycieraczka do bu--
tow.
Czego?! wrzasnai jakis rzez-
mix.
Nam. bilety do. sprzeda-
MAJ.
- Bilety?!
Mozeby pan by} }aska....
Me skonczyiem zdania, DO cd pc
du powietrza zatkane mialem plu-
ca. Rzeznik jechai ma mnie z dru-
giego pietra ma dol.
: GO >
Polecilem w domu ugotowaG gar
mex kroehmalu. Rozmoczywszy ME-
CO pedzel cd podiogi, zaczaiem pa
rawan wylepiat biletami ma loterye
fantowa. Mebel ustrojony stu die
siecioaa kartkami ME lyle dziaiai
es~tetycznie ma oko. lie ni6s} du-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
ZTEKI %REDAKCYJNEJ.

Niemiec, czy ten do swobodnej, maja'
cej swietne szanse rozwoju 1 dobroby.
tu-Polsk1-nalezec zechca ziemie
W Prusiech Wschodnich, przylegajs'
&c do Wisly dolnej 1 do p6inocnego
pogranicza Polsld, kraj Mazur6w
Kiedy sic to stanie, ME wiadomo
Gala pewnoscia, lecz moze juz ME
zbyt dlugo po podpisaniu pokoju -
TAX sic spodziewaja; ME wiadomc
tez, jak plebiscyt zostanie zaaranzo'
wany, czy krai bedzie giosowal -
jake calos6, czy tel poszczeg6lne po'
wiaty glosowa6 beda / decydowat {
swoim losie. Powiadaja, IL dla mas
wiele praktyczniejszym / korzyst'
nfejszym, byiby 6w drugi spos6b gio'
sowania - powiatami, DO byiaby "
tenn wieksza pewnost, IL zawsze jesz'
cze cos z tych Prus dostaniemy, jak
ME ten, to drugi powiatby nam PREY.
padi, a wynik W glosowaniu powsze'
chnem decydowaiby o calosci kraju
- bez wzgledu ma ~iyczenia poszcze'
g6lnych powiat6w.
4
Ma maple omawianej W okolicy
ziem naszych - jeden jest bad: oto
ujscia Niemna / okolice Kiajpedy
mad BaItykiem zasmarowano rowniei
czarno, jak gdyby mialy do Prus
Wschodnich naleieG | PREY mich pO'
zosta6: tax ME bedzie - pas ten zie,
mi nadmorskiej zostai oddany dc
dyspozycyi specyalnej Aliant6w i maj.
prawdopodobniej przyznany zostanie
przysziei Litwie, Tub Polsce - tax
sic spodziewamy. NiedokladnoSc je.
szcze iedna:-nie odkreslono ma ma.
pie GdaGskiego Okregu, ~zaIaczajac &c
do Polski, CO wprawdzie dose bli.
skiem jest prawdy, ale W kaidym IA.
Zie ,,wolne miasto' ma swoie gram.
&C, jak swego czasu pisaliSmy szcze,
g6iowo.
Ma koniec zaznaczyG nalezy, IL RE
Xxi przez Niemcy plynace Wezera
Laba (Elba) zostafy W calym bicgu
swoim zinternacyonalizowane - dc
powszechnego uzytku ekonOmiczne.
go.
::
Wyglad granicy niemieckiej Cd IA.
chOdniej strony przedstawia sic dose
prosto-linijnic; cd strOny wschod-
niej - wpatrzcie sic dobrze W te
czarna plane i jcj ksztalty: ME wi
dzicie - jakby paszczeki czarncgo
potwora, rozdziawionei zacicklc W
strone PolSki?.. Berlin - to niby
oko bestyi, Slqsk - dolna szczeka, a
POmOrze - g6rna: 2 samej gardzieli
wydarte Poznanskie naSze | Zachod-
ME Prusy, ktore zeby pOszczerbily,
pOwyrywaly z onej szczeki jadOwi-.
tel. E. Otto nasz sasiad wschodni!
Bed2ie q MIN miaIa Polska pelne re-
CO piracy, by mu rcszte szkodniczych
zeb6w pOwybijac i powydzieraG
wszystkie ziemie swojc z laty cd.
~polszczyG / odebrac..
Przypominaja sic wieszcze slowa
MickiewicZa:
,,PrzebrzydIy Zakon podobny do
smOkut
,,jedcn leb utniesz, drugi rosnie
skOro,
"a ten uciety roSnie W dziesie-
Goro!
,,Wszystkie utnijmy!.
Otto nasze wskazanie - ma Gala
PrZyszloSc. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
m NJ S.A T~-, M.t.r-- Ma, N. az

tn, a tylko dOrywczO, kr6tkowzrocZ-
ME zatykajaca dziury ciezkich pO-
trZeb ~spolecznych! Mic straca do
stawcy i posrednicy (,,middlemen")
ma owym strajku ami grosZa - Oni
swoie wydebia Z tych, co musza brac
mlcko i piacic "a ME musza! Pro-
cent ich zysk6w ME zmniejszy sic
~koncesyami ola strajkuiacych NILE
GARY - cato publice podwyzsZOno
Gene: n Zaplaci IA w ustepstwa,
ona - iak cierpIiwa .krowa, ably
mleczarskicGo uiyc porownania -
Goiona, Ciagniona i ssana ma wszy-
stkis bOki | strOny - ona ZnoszQca
iuz tylo drOiyzny we wszystkich ~
Cia p%otrzcbach, znicsie pokOrnic / te
jcszczc podwyzke dodatkowa WI
dac Z togo z~ai$cia i przykiadu, iak
fatalnio nicbronnc So prawa konsu-
mcnta W tym kraiu - ma jaka be-
granicznq - nieskohczona, wsZcch-
Stronna c~Xploatacye wyZyskowQ jest
tn naraiona placaCa publicznoSc, kt0-
rel prawa i ~intcrcsy 50 najbezczcl-
nicj igncrOwane przcz wszystkich. a
mic bra;ic 50 " ~prOtcicyc przcz
nikoGo. nawct mic przcz tych, kt0-
,,.,I, IN ,DxxinnnSnin h-rn nnNyInnn
najpicrwsza - przcz wiadzc kraju /
rzgdu... Ale cato zadaia Cd mas o.
far | dObroczynnoSci sctnych wsze-
die i na wSzystko!.. Zaprawde
trudnc oNrzcc sic gOryczy ia mysl,
Jake 20 stOsanki panuja dis W pre-
bogatci i w0Inosciowei Ameryce, W
ktGrcj mic dlugO - dychac "a da-
rmO mic Ecdzic MONA, n niewo!a pie
NADIA jest wprost MIC do znicsicnia...
C2y wiccic, re 81 glossy i opinic Ia
kic, IL oStatni strajll mleczarzy byf
nic2cm wiecci, iak sztuCzka. zaarf'l-
iowana przcz kCmpanie m~lecZarskie,
Obiiczona ma to, by wymusic M pu-
blicc Eodwyzkc, by u~poAOrowac j
sktonnicjszym uczynic oG6i do PREY
jecia wyas2ei Ccny"... TAX, siyszc-
I:Smy - czytaIismy o TEN, il Gala
komcdya straikowa z wyg0rowanc--
mi iadaniami, z wykluczcniem wszel-
kiego Y zewnqtrz poSrednictwa, Oraz
z Zatachlowaniem kOntrOwersyi -
mocno wyglada ia to, IL ~faktycznie
szfO tn tylEO o ZastFasZenie odbior-
cow. &c teraz - We wiOSennym GA
SIC mlcka mic dostana; . Il wiec, a
by gdy TO mIcko ~podroieie, by jesz-
ere, &c ic raje, dziekowali losom /
cicho podwyzke ceny placili!..
Czyz ~dcprawdy w tym kraiu ME-
ma aadrych inStancyi, nj wladz, kt0-
reby " sprawy podo6ne wejrzaly -
skutccZnio. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

Czyz ~dcprawdy w tym kraiu ME-
ma aadnych instancyi, nj wladz. kto-
rcby " sprawy podobne wejrzaiy -
SkutccZniO 49,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21

Ma koniec zaznaczyG nalczy, il RE-
Xxi przez Niemcy plynace Wezera /
haba (Elba) zostafy W cafym bicgu
swoim Observation-Disclosures - do
pOwszechnego uzytku ekonOmiczne-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-21
Ma WOLNA CHWILE.
Ola Gle bic 800. .

10 wspomnie1 O pelnej wrazeh pre-
szloSci.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-05
Moonlight and Money
By MARION RUBINCAM.

window where she could see the car.
IL was the first time she had ever
uone such a thing, and she felt. curl
ously, very much ashamed Of her
self. But she would not. could not,
face a critical relative and O. still
more critical family.
The bell rang, and after a time
rang again. The house vas unlocked
and she realized suddenly that they
could walk In and explore the whole
place. They might even come mp and
md her in her hiding spoil In sud
den fright she craWled nearer the
window. Tie bell rang again.
perhaps they are still away" 1t
was the cousins nasal voice She
heard. She could see her hat as she
stood on the lawn below. Her mother
was out of sight on the porch. 1t
was hot and stuffy under the roof, so
cautiously Louise pulled open the
latticed window and breathed the
cooler air. At once she heard her
mothers voice:
NO, they were to come back last
night. Perhaps Louise went to the
city. They have to furnish yet, you
see
"Oh yes, Of course, she'll have so
many things to buy" The cousins
voice agreed. It's a very nice place.
Young Mr.. What's his name-NIor-
ton!-must be doing well to afford
They can't afford it." Mrs. Drls-
com answered ~laconically. The cousin
seemed 10 seize on this remark eager
~.
"Oh, can't they? The poor things!
Is that why you didn't want them to
marry?"
Partly" Louise knew 50 well
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-05
Confession sdf&BridLe
O5pyrk4hsdh 1910 Hr tho - EMEupg9E

The vision Of Bob in the act of say
ing my rival from the bandits, and be-
ing a~rtistically and dramatically re-
warded by that fair young person kept
me awake for hours. Across the silence
of midnight came the whistle of a To-
connective. I rose and looked from the
deepset window of the hacienda, and
saw the lights of the train slow down
at the abode station on the edge of the
town. At noon, next day, another
train for the north would stop there,
but so far as 1 was concerned, it
might as well pull up somewhere on
Mars.
I admitted, reluctantly. thai I was
practically a prisoner in the hacienda.
l hadn't perceived this at first. 1t
was not apparent that any n was
OBTAINING me. The administrator" or
manager of the place was deaf and
blind to my movements, nevertheless,
it was impossible for me to each the
railroad station without his know
ledge, impossible for me to take he
child away without his consent.
/ must look to the sky for help and
at midnight there didn't seem to be
much prospect Of assistance coming
from that direction.
But the morning renewed my faith
in Jimmy-boy's promise, although L
strained my ears in vain for the whirr
of his air-plane. Morrison came out
from the town and watched the sky as
anxiously as / did. He warned me
that no ship" had ever sailed above
San Jose, and he prophesied that when
one did appear it would be a wonder
to the ~populace. Every peon in the
region would come to the landing field.
Then how in heck was l going to make
my getaway?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-05
A VISITOR

Ct1AE LEN ~
The "cry" did her good, as It does
in most cases. For O man VIII swear
and a woman Will weep, and in each
compressed nervousness. In abb ut an
hour Louise was hard at work NOV
ing the lighter objects. She carried
upstairs and put away her own
clothes and Harry'5, d~elighting in the
closets whose electric lights snapped
OH when the doors were opened. She
unpacked the exquisite linens that
had come as gifts, rich dlet lace table
clothes, exquisite embroidered nap
kins, scarfs that, impractical as she
was, She knew had cost immense
sums. She forgot luncheon, she did
not even know she was hungry, so
intent was she on putting things
away. BY mid afternoon she did EEL
tired, SO decided to pick some Of the
flowers in the yard for a bouquet for
the breakfast room table. She went
upstairs for her hat, then stopped in
CONSERVATION. a limousine had pull
ed up at the gate, and her mother
and a cousin were getting out.
Louise gave one wild look at her
face in the glasses. 1t was smudgcd
from the work she had been doing
and there were u~ndeniable marks Of
tears. She couldn't let her mother.
of all people. see her So She was
too tired to want to talk to anyone
particularly to one from whom She
could expect no sympathy-her own
mother. In positive panic she ran up
the tiny flight of steps to the stic.
pulling the door shut behind her.
Then she half ran, half crawled, un-
der the sloping gable roof to a smlIl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-05
RtdaalR

he's mothers brevity Of reply.
And they're both so young" The
cousin evidently wanted more Of this
sort Of talk.
Il don't believe in any girls rush
Ing into matrimony," Mrs. Driscom
went on. I've had a bitter enough
experience as to the inevitable awak-
enIng. When the Illusion is spoiled.
what is there? Louise will have
nothing, then. This young Merton is
well enough, but just as impractical
as She"
"Oh, I wonder You let them do it!'
The cousin was properly shocked.
Let them. Can you ever stop
these sentimental young fools? Each
must learn his lesson himself. Louise
among them. I tried to tell her and
She simply got mad. When she's
had enough she'll ONE back to me,
that's ALL"
Never that. Mother, never that!"
Louise whispered to herself tragic
ally, as she watched the two women
through the window. There was to
be a day when she remembered her
mothers words with even more BIT
terness than that with which she
heard them, and when She went to
think of her whispered promise to
herself, there. in the attic. But now
hot and tired and dusty and conscious
that a pretty satin dress was being
covered with dirt and spots as she
lay on the floor, she could do nothing
but watch the figures idling on the
lawn. Presently, with relief, she saw
them enter the car and drive away
again.
Where shall we diner" she heard
her mothers voice. AT Avignon p
! Tomorrow-A Brides Dinner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-05

I didn't know-but I'd trust to Jim,
Jr., I said. All 1 could do vas to
stretch a few yards of white stuff on
the ground, as an S. o. S., and be pa
tient, just as Jim had ordered. :
Accordingly 1 made my plans and
there was an odd thrill in the thought
that never before in the romances or
the world had q lady in distress walt
ed for a brave cavalier TO drop down
from the clouds!
1 made my plans in the seclusion
of my chamber. 1t was quite an ele-
rant apartment. Evidently the owner
of the ranch had a fine imagination
and vast The room was
fitted up with low Napoleonic beds,
in the latest New York fashion. And
attached to it was q modern bath. And
the bedding which l needed so des-
perately to use to signal my knight
of the.sEies, looked as If 1t had come
straight from the counters OF a New
York importer. Blankets, sheets and
Counterpart were expensive and i'm
maculate. They certainly didn't need
to be bleached in the sur. Neverthe-
less. as l gazed upon them, my in
SEPARATION came.
I sat down at the pretty writing
desk-wondering, in passing, for what
fine lady it had been purchased, and
then l summoned the pretty girl who
because she could speak English had
been appointed to wait upon me.
Ink" 1 demanded.
Ink? ?" she repeated with a shake
of her head. She had 20 appeal to
the housekeeper, a middIe-aged wom-
an of such a~ristocratic bearing that
one wondered what her past had been
and how she, had become marooned in
the hacienda.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-05

There vas ink, in the administra-
doris office-she was pleased to haveI
the small maid bring it.
For a little time, Babs assumed an.
active role in the drama. She climbed
onto the pretty bed and pretended to
take her nap, while we waited for
the maid to bring the writing fluid.
And just as I reached for the bottle,
Babs rolled dangerously close to the
edge of the bed! ! grabbed for her,
to save her from a fall And so it was
not surprising that 1 dropped the ink.
and sent a great splash of black dye.
to seep through layer after layer Of
that costly bedding!
The housekeeper was much too pc
lite to be distressed about the acct
dent, although she averrcd to the
maid, in Spanish. that it would be the
work Of the devil to get out such
stains,
I shook my head and laughed.
Common salt and vinegar would DO it,
that was the American way. After
washing the articles, we would spread
them with salt and wet them with
vinegar. and stretch the NOR the
ground. and the bright sun would
work a miracle!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-05

Pursuant to the provisions Of an act
Of the Legislature of the State of New
persons G to Change q" their @dT M names aas'0t ap-
proved February "a, 1876, notice is
hereby given that | shall apply to the
court of Common Pleas of the County
of Middlesex. at the Court House in
New Brunswick. on Friday, the seventh
day of November. next. at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon. or as soon thereafter as
I can be heard, for an order to author
lie me to assume another name, to wit,
the name of Alfred Peterson.
ALFRED KAFTON,
Nc. 32S Market st,
Perth Amboy. N. ].
S7SS3-10-S-4t-oew-Wed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-05

The Home Missionary Society Of
the First Presbyterian church het
yesterday afternoon in the chapeI OF
the church. Mrs. A. Perchard was
chairman of the afternoon assisted by
g. committee composed of Mrs. j.. Cal
Yin Divine Mrs. Edgar Il. Klein
hans. Mrs. Henry Dillon. Mrs. Samuel
Shuli, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. q. DIS
brow.
Mrs. Perchard gave q report on the
symodical meeting held IN East
Orange to which Mrs. Arthur Graham
and herself were delegated. Yes
terday's meeting being the November
meeting was considered a praise one
and devotional services TO mat eAec'
were held.
The subject for the day was Noun
+ainaers of the South" A vocal duet
was rendered by Mrs. Frank Dorsey
and Mrs. Thomas Foster. Papers on
the mountaineers were read by Mrs.
John HAYWOOD, Mrs. Sidney Riddle
storffer and Mrs. Glenworth Sturgis.
Mrs. Henry Dillon gave a reading
characterizing a school house in he
South. She was assisted by Mrs. Fred
erck Neidermeyer who at intervals,
rendered alto solos. A social hour
completed the afternoon.
The Daughters of Ilonla met last
n1Rnf at the IOi1lS VI LIS
browne in High street. Owing to the
fact that Tuesday was decided to be
a more convenient night to most OF
the members the meeting night Will
hereafter be held then. A regular
business meeting was held n MISS
Julia Szelka was admitted as a new
member. Games were then played
2nd refreshments were served.
MI NTs.caa An,o and Rprfha
Petrick, of Hall avenue, spent Sunday
In New York.
Starke, of Brace avenue.
has returned after visiting friends IN
Eloster.
A committee from the Information
al Institute visited the community
clubhouse at 446 Johnstone street
and started preparations for the fur
nishing of the house.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Ste
phen's Danish Lutheran church, will
hold a business meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the base
ment of the church in Broad street.
u y = = y
The annual meeting of the st.
Mary's Alumni for the election of Of
fcers will take place at a meeting to
be held at st. Mary's hall tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock.
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Following the extensive prepara-
&ions which have included the Ladies'
Auxiliary's room at the Raritan Yacht
Club the weekly card parties will be
resumed this Friday. The monthly
business meeting will be held pre-
vious and cards will start at 2:30
o'clock. The chairman for the month
Is Mrs. Ralph Seaman. She will be
assisted by Mrs. William De Haven,
Mrs. +. D. Mendenhall and Mrs. c. H.
Seguine
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ITO he c%ontlnued.)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Rev. Jacob Ganss. executor Of vii.
liam Liening. deceased. by direction Of
the Surrogate Of the County of Mid
dlesex, hereby gives notice to the
creditors of the said William Liening
to bring in their debts. demands and
claims against the estate of the said
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DR.. J. MORROW
ETROPOD
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OF COMPTROLLE1R OF

TELL SIlAhlEN1I
Washington, d. c.. August 10. 1919.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
been made to appear that THE
FORDS NATIONAL BANK" in the vii
lage of Fords in the County of Middle
sex and State of New Jersey has com
piled with all the PROVISIONS OF the
Statutes Of the United States. required
to be complied with before an associa-
the business of Banking:
Now thsrefore, / o John n SKELETON IKE TON
rency. do hereby certify that TIE
FORDs NATIONAL BANK in the
VILLAGE of FORDS in the County of
MiddIesex n State Of New Jersey is
authorized to commence the business
Of Banking as provided in Section
Fifty one Hundred and sixty nine Of
the Revised Statutes of the United
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal of office this Fifteenth
day of August. 1919.
JOHN SKELETON WILLIAMS,
Comptroller of Currency.
74S6-S-27-60t.
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deceased, under oath or affirmation,
within nine months from this date. or
they Will be forever barred of any ac-
ton therefor against the said execu-
tor.
Dated, September 30, 1913.
REV. JACOB GANES,
Executor.
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So far as I was concerned, a mir
acle did happen very soon, but 1 shall
never know whether salt and vinegar
and sunlight saved those sheets or
not
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The local Red Cross Motor Corps
is on duty every day during this Red
Cross Roll Call furnishing transport
tation for the workers and also doing
Individual work. Saturday Miss Myr-
tie Warren drove the ambulance, taxi
ing three patients to the Bonnie
Burns Sanitarium at Scotch Plains.
.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid Society of st. Paul's Ev-
angelieal church will be held tomor-
row afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Graey in Amboy venue
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Weller, of Brigh-
ton, Trinidad, are now stopping at
the New Packer House and will make
their home in this city. Mr.. Weller
Is connected with the Barber Asphalt
Miss Gladys Brewer, of The Benja-
min School for Girls in New York,
spent a few days with her parents,
Mr.. Il Mrs. Harry Brewer, in Lewis
street.
The Misses Mary Petrick, OF Hall
avenue, and Mary Hanko, of Cornell
street, have returned after a ~sojourn
in Newark.
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Not Very Thick.

Not Very Thick.
New aluminium foil for wrapping
purposes is only one-sixth of one-huu-
dredfh of an inch thick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-05

The Misses Anna and Bertha
Petrick, of Hall avenue, spent Sunday
In New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-05

Anthony Starke, of Brace avenue,
has returned after visiting friends In
Eloster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-05

A committee from the Information
al Institute visited the Community
clubhouse at 446 Johnstone street
and started preparations for the fur
nishing of the house.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Ste
phen's Danish Lutheran church, will
hold a business meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the base
ment of the church In Broad street.