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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
Miss Cdlmd fanny
Webs Elmer Roberts

The marriage of the Miss Calma
fanny, of 2s1 South street, of this city
fanny, of 291 Smith street, of this city,
and Elmer Roberts, now in the u. s.
army, was solemnized Wednesday AZ
ternoon in the Episcopal church in As
bury Park. Her mother, Mrs. Fred
fanny, gave her away. Her maid of
honor was Miss Einar fanny. and the
best man was Harry Moorey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts upon their re-
turn from their wedding trip. which
VIII be through Detroit, viii reside
with Mrs. Roberts sister, Mrs. Robert
Grace. in Asbury Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
YOU Up
IN TWO WEEKS
CHASC0-v WIN, Tasteless Cod >
Liver and Iron Tonic. Guar
anteed to Do 1t or Money
Refunded.

Those who are weak and rum
down from the FLU" or any
cause, can taae~aaeethingh better
than Chasco- Vim, an old compound
of strength-creating drugs, prin-
cipally the tasteless extract Of cod
liver oil and iron, along with hypo-
phosphites and native wine.
It improves the appetite, in
creases the strength and vitality,
often as much as 1000 and brings
It improves the appetite, In
for thousands Of people and VIII
do the same for you.
The agency for CHASC0-VM
is The Raritan Drug Co., Board Of
Trade Building, Smith Street and
Maple Street, Perth Amboy, N. J.
ADV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

jaunty, swarthy fruit vender! Daddy
Lorimer, acute man of business and
best friend of Hamilton Certeis, would
never have discovered the famous
surgeon in his queer disguise.
Certeis was absorbed In his own
plans, otherwise I am sure he must
have observed that the legs of the
divers suit were not as fiat as usual.
He was knotting some leaflets in a
bandana-they suggested the Bolshe-
yik papers I had found In the files.
Was it to distribute such stuff that
the debonair doctor assumed the garb
of povertyf
/ doubted 1t. Once he had spoken
to me of "a plot TO catch plotters."
As he busted himself with his papers
I thought of the phrase "a thief to
catch a thief" Certeis ruled his SUBJ
ordinates with an iron will; neverthe-
less, he might have TO do his own
spying. sometimes to test their loyal
ty. That theory would partially ac-
count for the strange assortment Of
costumes which the closet held.
But IT was not to track his people
that he changed his clothes the
morning after a girl had tricked him
and fed from himi He was of to
find the grill
"Oh lai la!" I thought and then all
OF my thinking processes we're numb
ed. ! saw Certeis lean over and turn
back the end of the rug on the closet
floor. then he lifted up an ordinary
trap door and disappeared down a
ladder. closing the trap behind him!
I had come close to a collapse, for
he had brushed me, had touched me,
at the very moment of descending!
But my very best brand of courage
came back as oon 10 the danger was
over, in quite q human way.
] climbed out of the divers suit
and gave 1t a loving pat. And I
whispered to it:
'Old dear, I'm going to have a very
busy morning!"
ITO be continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
Food Sale Tomorrow

The Altar Guild OF st. Peters
church will hold their annual Easter
food and candy sale tomorrow in the
Parish House in Rector street. Spe-
cial emphasis this rear will be placed
upon the candy table. Miss Retta
Truman will be in charge of this. Pies,
cakes, candy. biscuits and bread will
be sold. Tea will be served from 3
until s o'clock. The chairman of the
committee in charge is Mrs. M. A.
Mosher, assisted by Mrs. Ullman, Mrs.
A. ]. Rossi,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
Confession sdFaBride
csgr.4A.d xuo b. az EM~pp4Easa1r.~Aua.s.s
C~epx5Shded ND By Tho

Acting Immediately on my impulse,
i started to pull myself over the stiff
belt of the divers suit. 1t was early
morning-the clock on the manteI in
my room was Ginning five. 1 pre-
pared to dress very quietly, then go
Downstairs n send a servant for Dr.
Certeis. Then / would trade my
knowledge of where the gems were
sunk for my freedomL And / would
make a-pact which would forever re-
strain Certeis from following me.
1t was a very good plan and / think
1t would have worked well but-as /
started to climb out of the rubber
garment, ! heard h key click in the
lock of the closet door!
My heart stood stilli Clad as I
was, / couldn't expect to exact adj
vantageous terms from the man who
had threatened me at midnight
Fright paralyzed me, n perhaps
saved me from disaster!
MY Eye were fixed In terror on the
door, but all that I saw was a hand
end an arm which reached and grab
bed up the suitcase which stood In
the corner. 1t Was the suitcase I had
which had awakened old memories Of
Bob's Jealousy, the suitcase which
contained one complete outfit for q
banana peddler!
The hand withdrew this precious
ptece Of luggage. leaving the door
partly open. as II 1t were to be used
again. I shrunk up into what seemed
lhaaf my normal size and slumped
bsck into my hiding place.
Something important was going to
happen, but 7 didn't have a very de-
sdrable post Of observation The door
was swung at a small angle: i could
see only o strip of the wall paper in
Certeis room. however, I could hear
his man come and go. and soon the
way.
And the clock had not struck six
when the closet door was flung wide
end with half an eye ] beheld q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
Have Social Event

The Star OF Grace Lodge. No. II
met last night in ~Jacebson's hall in
State street. Following a short busi-
ness meeting during which only rou-
tine business was gone through a So
cial time followed. Piano selection:
were played by Mrs. REILLY and Miss
Madeline Brooks. Chorus singing was
also a prominent feature. The re-
committee then served re-
freshments of coffee. sandwiches n
cake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
Social Gatherings
at Mss LOOeSeT,S

A social gathering was held at the
home of Miss Caroline Looeser Tues
day evening. Dancing was enjoyed
and refreshments were served. Among
those present were the Misses Ella
Brown, Anna Bologh. Viola Mason, Ce-
celia Leary. winifred Adams. Edna
|Thygesen, Caroline Looeser and Flo
ence Adams, of this city. and Misses
Isabelle Bennett and Anna O'Brien.
of South Amboy.
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Miss Anna O'Brfen, of South
AmhoY. Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

James Russell Loweli's first wife,
Maria White Lowell. was also q poet.
A small collection Of her verses, print
ed privately by Lowell in 1855. two
years after her death. IL now almost
forgotten. One copy Of It 10 preserved
in the archives of the New York public
library. She was the daughter Of Q
farmer In WATERFOWL, Mass. In letters
to q friend, when Lowell was first get
ting acquainted with Maria, he said
"She knows nor poetry than anyone
! know"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
The Candle In History.

The cult Of the candle plays q large
role In Roman. Jewish and Eastern
eeclesiastical history; and many are
the customs that have their birth In
some magical or ritualistic . to
which the candle has been put In
some parts Of Ireland. for instance, II
was usual on Christmas eve to burn
q large candle which NO one was per.
mitted to SNUFF except those who bore
the name Of Mary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
Society
Jewish Welfare Board
Entertain at Dance

The regular dance of the J. w. b.
was held wednesday night in the Y.
N. y. A hall, a large number of SER
vico men were invited, which made
the girls muchly In the minority. This
was caused in view of the fact that
cards are being issued to the young Ia
dies every other week. Ben Encher-
mans orchestra furnished the music
and refreshments were served. The
hostesses OF the evening were Mrs. j.
l.. Klein. Mrs. ID. Encherman, Mrs. +.
Schwartz, Mrs M. Sladkus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
Ladies Aid at Session

The Swedish Congregational La
dies Aid Society met yesterday after.
noon in the church. During a short
business meeting IL was decided u
hold their auction sale in May. The
features OF the program yesterday af'
ternoon was an address by Elmel
Gibson, lately of the A. e. F. who re
lated his personal experiences over
there coupled with some interesting
scenes that he had witnessed Re-
freshments completed the afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
Pdrtu on Easter

Mrs. Helen Erickson. OF Oak street
held a party Easter Sunday in hon.
or OF her sons birthday. A dinner was
served followed by fun and singing.
Guests were present from Long Bran
oh, Atlantic City. Atlantic Highlands,
Matawan and South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
To Plan for Dance

A special meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Perth Amboy Caledo-
MAN Club will be held Friday night.
April rs, at the home of the vice pres
ident, Mrs. A. Dickson of East ave
nue., at s o'clock. Arrangements will
be completed for the social and dance
to be held in May.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

n n q. @. A n X
10l New Brunswfck Ave. Tel 1887 N
Formerly Beauty Parfsrs. % smith &c.
Combings made up into Switches
Transformations or any style made
right here in parlor.
Human hair goods. our speciality.
Switches from $3.50 up
Appointments mad hy telephone
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
Personals

Miss Ella Aderson, of 181 Washing
ton street, has returned to her home
after spending six months In Wash
ington in a government position.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
N. FETTMAN

FASHIONABLE LADIES' TAILOR
80 SMITH ST.
We havS our spring models n mater
ials ready for -FOUR inspections. We
invite you to come and see us and So
reasonable and workmanship IL OF the
best
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

FRIENDLY CLUB TO MEET
The regular meeting of the Friend
ly Club of the church of the Holy
Cross will be held tonight at 4o6
Laurie street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13

memory should he spoiled by Re"
Dean. ilamboyant gibe concerning !,
"Aad Now"
With the departure Of the pupils
had vanished the school master att.
iude Of Mr.. Sloekbridge. neither wa'
there any trace Of the brusque man
ner which he invariably used toward
the teachers. I, was a most cdhfily
man Of the world who came up 10 rs,
with Just enough boyish tscl,emen,
in his manner Ia reveal how much
this unusual social experiment meant
IN his marfcd and circumscflbed lie.
"And now, II you arc ready hc
gratitude. The old feeling OF pity lor
down 10 the house Mrs. Stockbrdgc
80 regretted that she could not be
here ,hi, aiicrnQop. but some foolish
detail, concerning the dinner no, go
ing exactly to sui, her, she felt that
she must stay at home TO attend TO
them. You, perhaps, know villa, host
eyes arc" he smiled a, Dlcky
ado /" Dioky grlnned broadly
when we're giving dinner hide
under the bed until Mrs. Graham
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13
|ECI0N DID NOT
hex CANDIDATE,
|AYs ROOSEVELT
pnleS Vets Are For PreSi-
dental Nominee,

NEW YORK, May lj.- Lieut. C9l
,eodofe Roosevelt and Mai [ w
ickersham, members Of the New
brk state delegation TO the s. Louis
ucus Of the American Legion, in
atepeniS Just issued, hfandel as
lsehoodS the report that the CON
ton went on record as iasoring
)y man Tor tho presidency IN l91U
"A certain gentleipan." said Colonel
ooseyell. has Violated the ethics
the American Legion by returning
(re and giving ont a false statement
4garding the caucus m ST. LOUIS
hlch showed that the American le-
ION caucu, was Tor certain presi-
initial candidate. As a matter Of
)ct, no poll was taken and a news
hper which attempted TO do so was
|buked by the legion for It's action"
Major Wickersham's statement de-
ared thai 1T is particularly un-
prtuna,e that any aspect OF political
avor should be given 10 the Anefl-
hn Legion meeting which was rs
fntially non political and non parli-
hn." lie denied that any I aw vote
|as taken either on the leglon'S pfesl-
|en,al choice or on the question oi
|rohlbiiion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13

gives the word for me TO come ou,
and get into my moonligh's.'
Mr. Stockbridge laughed heartily
and boyishlN
u don't believe veil have 10 do
that" he sad, 'but ] think we'd
better start for she will be wonder
ing wha, IVA, become o. rs. You're
going 10 dfc,, at our house, aren't
you, Alice|
On the Way
"Yc,' ,he replied. "Mllly thought.
fully planned 10 have me come 81
that Nf. Graham would no, he alone
~ drc,Iug'
Her tone oxpfc,sed warm appre
,ialluu oi her hostess, nd saw Mr.
Siookbrilgc, thin face flush viii
gratitude Tho old feeling Of pit foj
both him and the woman next can't
over me How stanchly they wer,
playing the game Of honor and tru,l
in protection Of piiiable creatur'
not worthy 10 tie the shoes,fing, ~
either OF lhoml
Seated N the tonneau of Mr. Sto.t
pridgc's oa- lew minutes late
with Dloky and the principal cr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13

COULD NOT
LIE DOWN
SLEPT IN CHAIR FOR
YEARS.
Many So-callsd Incurable
Conditions Baing Helped or
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13
: My Heart and
My Husband
BY Adele Garrison.
Why Is Miss Holeombo So Certain
OF DisaAtef2

W D''ssN''
TT /, not IN Dieky's nature to re-
cciye a challenge q anylsoft with
out IN his turn ilnglng down a
gage ! saw hi, eyes tighten with
miSchityous interest AZ licS Dean
audaciom word, A ,he finished he
swept her an elaborate bow.
There is, let Us hope, public IT,
brary building in Baygiew" he said
insinuailngly.
Unfortunately no." Nj" Dean re-.
tor,ed, unaba'hed. hut We might
build one"
She offered him a mocking salute
and ,ripped away. saw her reason
IN the next second Miss Ilolcombe
and Mr. S,ockbrIdgc were advancing
toward us II was no part OF hef
scheme to be unduly obtrusive. She
wished simply 10 leave etched upon
Dickys mlyd the impression OF a
pretty sparkling, ilir,a,ious and dar-
ing girl. 1ha, she had succeeded |
saw in the amused interested glance
he sent after her,
10 my ama1ement found myself
trembling with rage a, BesS Dean. !
could not believe that | had fallen 10
the level Of Mrs Stockbridgc, was
ready to be violently Jealous OF any
good looking woman who spoke twice
TO my husband. Then ! realized that
!, was no, her rather crude Jest CON
cernlng the ks, Dioky had given me
not even her pronounced pushing OF
herself into Dicky's notice that had
angered me. but the fact tina, she had
disturbed golden moment, one o'
the rare ones that sometimes come to
man and wife who love each other
There was understanding. forgiveness
and a plea for pardon in my hus-
bands kiss. felt defrauded ,ha, IT,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13
Border Guardians
Are in Ford Case

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, May ID
party Of twenty-five present and
primer border peace officers, including
|heriff w. T. Vann Of Brownsville,
ave left for Mount Clemens, Mich.
here they have been summoned by
he defense 10 testify in the suit oi
Henry Ford against the Chicago Tri-
unc.
The witnesses carried a mass Of evi-
|ence gathered during the bandit raids
I 1915. including flags taken from
Importers of the plan OF San Diego
he obiec, OF which wa, TO restore To
fexico, the states oi Texas, New
Mexico, Arizona. Colorado and Cali.
lorna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13
Conductors Talk
New Wage Awards

ST. LOUIS. May li-rhe question
ui us.omug affiliated with the
American Federation oi Labor and
Dpuudca'o on OF wage award, granted
under government couirol, together
nI'l lhc application oi awards were
among the lmportan, matters TO be
brought before the ri cnrlal conyen-
ton ul the order oi railway con.
du.vr which opened here yesterday
Seven hundred delegates and a sim
0'tr number OF alternate represent
ug cmnlo,c, IT every railroad dlvi-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13

Bu, her exclamation though intense
va, guardedy low Say that again"
! repeated my statement, wondering
At her agitation, and allowing Zee.
lng Of unea,iuo'5 10 creep over mr.
We'll" ,he tclased into her former
pose. wen Just make II our bust
ness 10 examine those things
thoroughly the minute We get there
"Why, you dont think " ! Nam-
mered
no / don't think / pretty nearly
know" she fetoncd Bot IurlI
being iortvarued, ven get ouf fore
aum' in working ordet'
(ColrrIghiI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13

sion in the United States and Csa.
ada, are attending the sessions The
convention will continue until June )
and perhaps longer, delegates said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
The old Family Album


TETALTER H. SCOTT. at the youthful
w age OF 1s, looking very little
younger then and just as serious as
he looks today, is the boy IN the &C
company picture
Born on a farm IN Nis-sippi Chats
the way he pronounces IT'D, his early
ambition was 10. be a politician. in
spired by seeing a congressman and
observing the Difference paid him,
when the latter visited walters com
munity. while walter was q very
small lad. However, when the youth
ful Walter grew up, he kept studiously
out Of politics in fact. II lost IN
terest in politics before i ever GOT
into politics, he says himself.
Il have never been a candidate ana
never VIII be-" he said, in reply 70 the
question.
Nothing much happened to disturb
the even tenor Of his way until he
was is wears Of age; then he went TO
Nillsap college at Jackson, Miss, and
saw a city for the first time in his
life, incidentally got his picture made
for the first time tt is the photo
graph herewith reproduced
Il was pretty much Of a green horn
when I went TO college said the
subject OF this sketch, but 7 came
out all right-carryin a cane and
naELLnE my AaAE ll the AAAAAAE-
Graduating as lawyer. waiter
came west and located in Houston.
He made money from the very first
Sos the very first year he began 20
practice. He attributes this phenom-
email success 70 the fact that he had
an unusual piece Of luck along
towards the end OF the year and got
a case by accident when a man was
looking for another lawyer and got
into his office by mistake and en-
gaEed him
He remained az Houston for some
time and had built up a good BIZ
ness. being a member OF the firm Of
Hamhlen. Scott e. Hamblen. when he
had 10 leave suddenly Il was on ac-
count OF falling health-nothinE else.
That was IN 1905. and ne came 20 Fl
Psso. where he has been ever since
He Is now married and a staid.
home sort Of man. with Methodist
affiliations on sunday, although he
admits backslIdinE occasionally. He
adds that he was reared a Methodist
and has never seen any reason 10
change Whenever he has looked
around. he has always found that the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

NO. indeed" was the answer. But
every time some one knocks on my
hollow tree, where / 1--we ask W no
Who2 Who IS there
That's what we heard" said Billie
And we thought It was maybe
Uumpe the HaloWe en-
fairy went on Johnnie.
And so you were frightened-
laughed Uncle Wiggily- Well, after
this boys, look first and make sure
whether il Is worth while 20 be afraid
Most hollow trees have owls in them
I'm sorry II frightened the SOUR
rel boys" went on the owl I always
ask Who2 Who2 whenever 1 see any
new animals in the woods"
The squirrel boys, and Uncle Wig
gilv and the owl gentleman were
having a nice talk together when. all
at once. there was another rustling IN
the bushes and
Yes. this time I wouldn't be sur
prised II II was the Pipsisewah. the
Skeezfcks or something like that
.Harki" exclaimed Uncle Wiggily-
Il think some one is coming"
wed better rum Chartered John
ME and Billie.
Mr.. owl stuck his head out OF the
hollow tree and cried out:
"Who2 Whol Who are you.
There was no answer. but the rust
ling in the bushes came nearer and
nearer and nearer
-Who2 Who7 Who are your" hooted
the owl again
still there was no answer. but the
rustling in the bushes came closer
and closer and closer
For the third time the owl cried:
-WhO2 Whol Who are your
And then a voice answered and said:
"Oh. Pm the bad old Pipslsewah,
and you know it, What'd you want 10
ask for, when you knew all the while2
II you had kept still I could have
sneaked Up on Uncle Wiggily and
got some OF his sousei Now he knows
I'm here~
"Of course he does!" booted the owl.
That's why called FWho7 WhoF 10
make you answer. Run, Uncle Wig
siiy. runl"
So the bunny ran. and the squirrel
boys. too. The Pip didn't get them. nor
the owl, who hid IN the hollow tree
And II the door mat doesn't try TO
climb up on top Of the clothes post
and jump over the fence. III tell you
next about Uncle Wiggily at the
movies--Copyright 1913, BY Mcclure
Syndicate.