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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Simonson
have returned home from a visit with
relatives in Plainfield.
Mrs. Harry Smith visited in Perth
Amboy yesterday.
Mrs. N. Clark, of Brooklyn. visited
her sister. Mrs. Mcfarland, OF Prince
Bay this week.
Mrs. Lewis Long and daughter. of
Roselle, have been visiting here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. G.. Magee enter
tanned Mrs. Judson Green, of Old
Bridge, this week.
Mrs. Peter Mcdonald and daughter
visited at Manhattan this week.
A dance will be held at the Prince
Bay Yacht Club tonight for the mem
bers and their. friends.
A special meeting of the official
board of St. Marks church viii be
held at the church Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
Electric Storm Does Much
Damage at South Amboy

SOUTH AMBOY. June e1.OThe
electrical storm late yesterday after
noon did considerable damage IN this
city. A huge Tree that has stood as
a landmark on broadway for years
was struck by lightning and shattered
all TO pieces The heavy rain CODED
the cutters the torn sewers being alb
soiutely unable 10 take n of the
excessive flow of water from the hills
Of the city. Broadway N stevens
avenue as well as Main street were
covered with mud and stones As
soon as the storm abated the street
department started TO clean up these
thoroughfares. The rapid rush OF h
water carried along planks. bricks,
and nondescript material that block
ed up the storm sewers making the
water flow owe on the sidewalks ana
In several instances in peoples cell
ars.
The car tracks at the II. II. r. cut
put were completely covered with mud
and the passengers had TO transfer.
To make matters worse the storm IN
some way affected the feed wire be
tween this city and keyport which left
this city in total darkness h best part
of the night. The owe on the Jer-
sey Central Traction Trolley COM
pany's line was of the best part or
the evening making travel between
this city and Perth Amboy extreme
" difficult. One car was stalled on
the county bridge for over an hour.
Every heavy electrical storm the feed
wire between this city and keyport
breaks down.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
kEYPORT

The Far and Near Society of the.
Reformed church are ~rehearsing Tor a
play to be given in the church July.
10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walling, of
New York, spent several days this
week with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. Walling.
Mrs. Gordon ]. Schanck, of Brook
lyn, was the guest of relatives in the
borough this week.
Captain Donald Hand, who return
ed to this country after many months
of overseas service has been mus
tered out and is now at the home OF
his parents, Rev. n Mrs. A. w.
Hand.
Mrs. William A. Tilton is spending a
week with her son, Samuel e. Tilton
and family of Flatbush.
A number of the boys of the Dor
ough have been enjoying camp life
at Cliffwood this week.
Miss .Crawley has purchased the
Elmer K. Morris house at the corner
of Walnut and First streets.
The regular meeting of the borough
council will be held Monday night.
Mrs. Gertrude Banta, of New York,
spent Thursday in town as the guest
of friends.
This sveaing will be the final even
ing of the bazaar and carnival being
neIQ at the DCdC1t " TX 0OASN Va
the Keyport Engine Company. At
the close of the evening the various
articles to be sold on the cooperative
plan will be disposed of. among them
being a touring a and Liberty Dond.
On Wednesday afternoon Rev. and
Mrs. +. T. B. Reynolds entertained
the ministers of the borough and their
wives at a law party, which proved
to be a very pleasant occasion. rms
was the final meeting of the Ministers
Association for the summer.
A. II. Sands is wiring Calvary M. n.
church for electric lights and the
work In expected to be finished in or
der to turn on the lights the first Sun
day in July.
The Oriental social held in the First
Baptist church Thursday night was
well attended.
Rev. A. w. Hand expects to go
to Lewisburg, Pa, next week to visit
Bucknell University, from where ne
was graduated t~hirty-fve years ago.
AT this time his classmate at Crozfer
Theological seminary will be installed
as president. being Rev. DIR. Emery
Hunt
Miss Elizabeth Brown was grad
mated from the Montclair Normal
| School on Friday, as was also Miss
Constance Simonson. Both on these
Young aides were members OF the
1917 class of the local high school.
Among those attending the exercises
from this borough were Mrs Ella
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. Morris,
Mrs. H Sinmonson and others
Elmer L. Morris was a visitor al
| Asbury Park on Thursday.
William A Tilton Is the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. George Moshier, OF
Newburgh.
MT. and Mrs. Asbury Walling, of
East Orange, were local visitors
Thursday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
ROOSEVELT

Many of the school teachers of the
public schools left yesterday and to-
day for their homes, having finished
their school year.
William II. Walling was a Newark
visitor Thursday.
Georg Dalrimple purchased the
home of Harry Soldier, of Emmersof,
street.
Otto Staubach is reported OF having
purchased the home of Mrs. thinner
man. of Bryant street.
Big crowds journeyed to Asbury
Park yesterday to take part and wit
ness the parade and general reunion
of ID. p. o. Elks, of New Jersey.
Some came home last night and
others are staying over to spend the
week end.
Liebeg and Armour baseball teams
will play this afternoon h first in
dustrial baseball game of the season.
Liebig field has been ploughed and
rolled and is in good condition. Both
teams are ready for a hard game.
One of the most social affairs held
here in some time, was given by the
young people who enjoyed the dane
ing to the music furnished by Blaine
Pritchard of Perth Amboy. The dance
was under the auspices of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians Division No. Z.
The committee in charge made every
thing most pleasing for their guests.
A neat sum was realized from the
affair, which will go to the treasury
of the order. Ukrainian hall was
beautifully decorated.
Members of the Holy Name Society
will receive Holy Communion in a
body tomorrow morning at st. Jo-
seph's hall. Rev. Father Lewis 4.
Hays will be celebrant of the mass A
big turf out Of the society members is
expected, as this is the first time they
will receive since Rev. Father Hays
has been pastor of ST. Joseph's parish.
The Wheeler-Perth Amboy game
will draw a big crowd at Brady field
tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
T0TTENvILLE

Miss Grace Laing has gone to Can
ada for a visit with relatives for several
weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Mcclure and daughter
of Manhattan are the guests of her
mother, Mrs. John ]. Allen.
Mrs. Lucretia Morey is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Edward Burns of Hack
ensack.
Mrs. George Hoehn was at Asbury
Park yesterday to see the Elks parade.
Mrs. Ralph Saunders left yesterday
for Lucerien. N. Y, where she was
called by the serious illness of her
brother, who is not expected to cover
Borough President Van Name re
turned yesterday from Albany where
he was called by Governor Smith for
a conference. He is at his Office again
in borough hall this morning.
William Sher of Johnson ven and
Miss Lena Weingarten of Manhattan
will be married tomorrow night in
Manhattan.
The Fifth Ward Branch Red Cross
that meets every Monday and Tuesday
afternoon at the Lehman building
needs more help to finish it's quota of
pads that they are making for the base
hospital.
A delegation of members of Staten
Island Forest No. 3S, Tall Cedars of
Lebanon are going to Bridgeton. N. J..
this afternoon at ! o'clock where they
will attend a ceremonial OF Bridgeton
Forest. They will return tomorrow.
The cantata scheduled for tomorrow
night at the South Baptist church has
been postponed until next Sunday
night
The annual visit of the St. Vincent
de Paul Society of the Mission of the
Immaculate Virgin. Mt. Loretto, will
be held tomorrow when several hun
dred members are expected to come
down
Captain Frank Murphy. thirty-six
years old, OF a coal barge, and John
Murphy. t~wenty-seven years old. of "a
Chapel street. Brooklyn. were locked
mp last night on a charge OF fighting
81 Rosssille last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21

FOR ROOSEVELT.
Pleasing Program Is Given at
Exercises at Graded
School
By Special corrsspOnde.t.

81 Special Correspondent.
ROOSEVELT, June 21:-Schoo'
auditorium of Public School No. Z
was crowded to standing room TO
take part in witnessing the closing
exercises Of the graduating Gloss OF
1919. Edward J. Hell. president OF
the Board Of Education. distributed
the diplomas TO the graduates. wish
ing them success in their future an
dertakinEs. always remembering the
foundation Of education received at
the public schools.
Much interest was given to the re-
port Of Supervising Principal Miss
r. v. Hermann. which took in all
school activities OF the borough
schools for the year. Thirty-nine
were in the graduating class. The
program was as follows;
Part 4
Observation-Disclosures
Supervisors report
Grand Observation-Disclosures
Liberty Loans-Stephen Elder
Thrift Stamps and W. 5. S.-Diana
Abrams.
Song-sThe Americans Come" grad
yates.
School Gardens-Roy Henwood
Red Cross-NIartha Rosenblum.
Solo-"That Old Pal Of Nine" Helen
He'll: violin accompaniment. Ar
thur Ruckriegel.
Victory Boys-Victory Girls. Ruth
Brown.
song-'-The Two Grenadiers." grad
uates.
Musical recit4 tson-"A Message" FL
ma CARRIER.
Part ..
SchoolService F1ag-Matilda Schect-
man.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Howath.
Songs-Rounds.
q Early TO Bed.
b Spring.
Graduates.
Other War work-Joseph Fortunate.
State Memorial-Anna Morris.
Songs-Smiles and Frowns.-Lillian
Richards.
Roosevelt Memorial Hospital-Arthur
Ruckriegel.
Star Spangled Banner-Graduates,
Audience.
Presentation of Glass and distribution
of diplomas. J.. He'll. president
Board of Education.
Address-Mr. He'll.
Song-Hail and Farewell-Graduates.
The class follows:
Diana Abrams, Jeanette Brftton,
Ruth Brown. William Casey, John
Geo, Joseph Fortunate, Elma CARRIER,
Agnes Gunderson, Marshall Harris,
Ethel Kahn, Anna Knorr. Julia kocs,
Anna Rooster, Harold Mausner, Lii
liam Richards, Martha Rosenblum,
Bertha Rubel, Arthur Ruckreigel,
Helen Wagner. Florence Woodruff,
Martha Young, Daniel Chodosh, Cath
crime Conran. Florence Eggert, LII
liam Ellis, Stephen Elder. Helen He'll,
Roy Henwood. Harry Hertzberg,
Charles Horvath, Minnie Mausner. Or
mond Macleod, Nora Mccarthy, Anna
Morris, Herbert Pearson. Matilda
Schectman. Harry Schimkowitz, Fred
Shapiro, Violet Venah.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
WATT BEFORE !
SUBWAY COMES
That is What Comptroller
Craig Says at Board
Meeting
Ru spsc,al Correstordent.

By Special CoT~TesbO NdehL.
TOTTENVILLE. June 21.-Staten
Island will have to wait some time
before It gets a subway according TO
the announcement made by Comptrol-
Ter Craig at the meeting yesterday OF
the Board of Estimate and Apportion-
ment at City hall in Manhattan.
Comptroller Craig announced that the
proposed subway between Bay Ridge,
Brooklyn and Staten Island could not
be built for at least four or five
years.
The remarks by the comptroller
were prompted by a request for the
transit committee asking the finance
committee when there would be funds
Mt hand for the Staten Island tube.
In replying he said that the transit
committee fought to know that h
city hasn't got a ten cent piece to put
Ut for any more subways. The amount
OF corporate stock needed to COM
plete the dial subway system already
exceeds the debt limit of the city,
Mayor Hylan moved that the ques-
ton lay over for one month This
was defeated and II was finally re-
ferred to the nance COMMITTEES.
President Moran of the Board of
Aldermen appeared to be the champ
ion for the borough of Richmond for
the subway when as chairman of the
transit committee when he brought
the matter up before the board yes
terday.
The Staten Island Subway Com
mittee that had practically settled up
on a subway route from Manhattan
to Richmond borough were up in
arms last night when il became known
that the matter had taken such a turn
at yesterdays meeting of the board of
estimate and thai the tube could not
be built inside of five years. At the
meeting OF the Staten Island Civic
League hat is to be held this com
ing week the matter will be taken up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
REBUKE HEADS
Of BOYS HOME
Decide Not to Engage Mont
gomery As Head of Games
burg Home
BIZ Special Correspondent.

TRENTON, June 21:-The State,
Board of Institutions and Agencies
yesterday administered a rebuke to
the local board of managers of the
Jamesburg Home for Boys when it
unanimously decided not to engage
]. l.. Montgomery, of Preston, Cali
fornia, to be the new head of the in
The local board had preVi-
ously by an equally unanimous vote
decided to engage Montgomery, and
so recommended to the State q
which has the final vote in such mat
tiers. When the latter realized there
was some objection in the latter body
to him yesterday, he Immediately
withdrew his name from considera-
ton. 1t is understood he wanted
unanimous approval of his selection.
He was turned down solely upon
the ground thai the field in New Jer-
sey had not yet been thoroughly can
vassed for a man. In this connection
Commissioner of Institutions and
Agencies Lewis recently wrote to Sey-
mour l.. Cromwell, of the Jamesburg
board. saying that he believed 1t was
the sense of the state board that the
local boards should continue TO
search among Jerseymen until mot a
a be he friend or foe" might say
that a proper and thorough search
ndu pGGn lIiehlG " "a PAcPSh RNANS
in this state for the place.
At yesterdays meeting h state
board unanimously adopted the resp
luton presented by Mrs. Lewis S.
Thompson, of Red Bank, requesting
the Board of Managers of Jamesburg
to endeavor to find a Jerseyman, able
and competent, to bring the adminiS-
tration of the State Home up to the
prevailing standards for such special
institutions elsewhere, even though
necessary to pay him a larger salary
in order to get the right man.
1t is understood the local board oil
at Jamesburg have been
having trouble in finding a man 10
take the place as lea of the insti-
tuition for the salary of $4,000 a year,
and they had arranged to get $500
more a year, from private sources
for Montgomery, If he had been
chosen. In addition to Cromwell,
chairman, the other members OF the
Jamesburg board are: Professor
Frank A. Fetter, Mrs. Cornelia Mey-
trott, Mrs. Sidney Colgate. Sigmund
Eisner and Maxwell Rockhill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
House Party at keypOrt

By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, June 21.-Daniel s. Au-
mack of Englishtown was given q
party at the home of Thomas w. Au-
mack of the Stone road this week,
the former expecting to sail for Pana-
ma on June 26fh. A Dime party was
given in honor of Mr.. Aumack after
which a pleasant social evenlng was
enioved by those present. Mr.. Au-
mack is well known here having spent
much time in the borough visiting
relatives and friends.
Those present were Mrs. Emma
v. Clark. of Hazlet, Mr.. M Mrs. C.
v. Aumack, of E~nglishtown, Miss
Madeline Aumack. Miss Eleanor An
mack. Mr.. and Mrs, James Aumack'
Miss Louise Aumack and Mr.. and MIS-.
Elmer Z. Morris.
MIR. Aumack expects to make an ex-
tended visit at Panama to visit many
points of interest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
KEYPORT likely
To HAVE NURSE
Opposition Not So Great for
Work II Is Now I'M
derstood

KEYPORT, June z1-Tn the inter-
ests of securing a nurse for the bor-
ough of Keyport, a special meeting
of the executive committee was held
at the Red Cross rooms Thursday
night, when Miss Anna Ewing, of the
and explained the work The work OF
such a nurse is not generally under
stood In the borough and the securing
OF the services of such a nurse has
met with considerable opposition.
However. owing to the constant eff
forts of Mrs. p. A. Sondergaard, chair
mar of the town and country nursing
committee of the Red Cross. and the
members of her committee as well as
h cooperation of those who are in
terested, 1t now looks as though a
nurse will be working in the borough
in a short time.
Miss Ewing explained that the
nurse works only under the
OF the doctors, does nothing on her
own initiative but simply co-operates
and carries out the directions OF the
doctors. reports cases needing h
attention, etc.
The work was very thoroughly ex-
planned and many questions asked and
answered and 1t was decided TO hold
another meeting to make the ma
plans on Tuesday evening OF next
week. However. this date has been
changed to Thursday evening OF next
week, when the full executive board is
desired. -.
Those present on Thursday night
who expressed a desire to cooperate
in the work included William r..
Latham, Miss Martha Moore. Miss
Mrs. Fred B. Van Brake, Mrs.
Isaac Pearson, Mrs. James II. Bedle,
Mrs. O. B. Wilson, Mrs. p. A Son
dergaard, Mrs Charles jerks, Mrs e.
E. Morris, Chairman Robert Roth
walk, Rev F. L. b. Reynolds and Miss
A. l. TiltOn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
MATAWAN

Thomas Lupton. of st. Petersburg,
Florida, is spending the summer with
his brother, Frederick Lupton In MAIN
street.
Miss Ethel L. Lewis lis a New York
visitor today.
Mrs. Edwin Lupton has returned
from Saranac Lake, where she has
been visiting her step-daughter.
Mrs. Edward A Smith has returned
to her home here after spending Y
eral weeks with her daughter at FL
mora.
Miss Irma Lupton has returned from
Cleveland, Ohio. where she Is a student
in a musical school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow of New York
are spending the weekend with Cap
tain and Mrs. Watson H. Fisher.
Mrs. Jean Smith is caring for FRED
erick Lupton who is confined to his
home in Main street.
Lewis II. Blood is a New York vfsi-
tor today.
Mrs. Arthur Nichols and Mrs. Her
bert Stuart were Keyport visitors yes
terday.
Captain Stephen C. Thompson is a
New York visitor today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
Given Surprise on Birthday
By Special Correspondent.


By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, June FL Miss
Alice Hamilton, of johnson avenue,
was surprised by a number of her
friends at her home Thursday night
on the occasion of the thirteenth ami
versary of her birthday. Music. games
and dancing were enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. Those present
were the Misses Margert Tate, Eleanor
Woglom, Mildred Morris, Virginia
ague. Janet Decker, Elcy Decker,
Dorothy Miller, Miriam Miller, Alice
Hamilton, William Scott. Harlowe dig,
Perseus Copeland, Robert Meyers,
Royal Meyers. Arthur Corson, Mrs. C.
Bendell and Mrs. C.. Coleman, Jr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
Girls Make Flight

KEYPORT, June 21.-Cyrus zim-
norman, test pilot of the Aeromarine
Plane and Motor company gave sew
eral of the young lady employees or
the plant a flight on Thursday. TAX
ing them we'll over the water as well
as over the borough. 1t Is only on
rare occasions that Mr.. Zimmerman
takes passengers from the borough or
from the plant and the passengers OF
Thursday feel highly honored.
Those who were fortunate enough
to enjoy a trip with the aviator were
Miss Edna Beers. Mrs. Joseph Hines.
Miss May Van Pelt and Mrs. Meis-
ner of KeanSburg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
Have League Rally

TOTTENVILLE, June 21.-The
group rally of the Staten Island Ep-
worth League at Bethel Methodist
church last night was attended by
many representatives from the var
ious leagues on the island. Rev. j.
F. Bin~denberger. group leader pre-
sided at the rally and the speaker
of the evening was A. l.. Smith of
Long Island who gave an interesting
talk before the members of the so
ciety. Trinity Epworth League sang
a song that had been composed by
themselves. There were about seven
ty-five in all present most of whom
were from the other side of the is
land.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
Magistrate CrOak Fines
Many Auto Law ViOlatOTS
BIZ fpecidI Correspondent
TnTTUrkTUTT l. T,,H,

pV . VFNWII VVT t0TUTFTUFt-
TOTTENVILLE, June 21:-In the
second district court yesterday Mag
istrate Croak disposed of a number
of automobile and other cases during
the day. Thomas Burke, a taxi driver
of Sharrott road, Pleasant Plains,
charged by Motorcycle Patrolman
Doerr with speeding at the rate of
t~hirty-five miles an hour on Bloom
ingdale road, was fined $25; Wilhel-
nina Wilcox, of ~ Eighth street,
New Dorp, charged with speeding at
the rate of ~thirty-hve miles an hour
IN Amboy road, Huguenot Park, was
fined S25, nj Robert f. Garvey. of
All Adelphi street, Brooklyn. for only
having one light burning, was fined
81. George Vollmer, of Barnard ave
nue., charged with reckless driving.
was discharged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
To Take Up Ferry Question

TOTTENvILLE, June PA meet
ing of the T~ottenville Branch of the
staten Island Civic League has been
called for Tuesday night at the Aque-
honga Athletic clubhouse for the pur-
pose of taking up the ferry question
between this place and Perth Amboy.
Supervising Inspector f. D.. Hutchin-
son of the Public Service Commission
will be present to give his views on the
subject and Borough President Calvin
d. Van Name has been invited to come
down.. All citizens interested are asked
to come to the meeting whether they
are members of the league or not.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
KeypOTt Ladies' Aid Enjoy
Their Annual Picnic

BY Spsotdf C-oTrespoudenf.
NEWPORT, June 21.@The Ladies'
AID Of Calvary NJ. T.. church en-
joyed the annual picnic Thursday af-
ternoon whom the members and their
friends left on the 1 o'clock trolley
for Red Bank where they took the
boat for Atlantic Highlands. return
ing to the borough by trolley after
having spent some time at Highland
Beach.
The trip was much enjoyed by all
who went. among them being Mrs.
Emma p. Black, Mrs. Daniel Nj.
Decker, Mrs Mary Dawson. Mrs. Eu-
retta Ogden, Mrs. William Lambert
son, Mrs. A. L. Huyler. Mrs. Russell
Voorhees,, Miss Vienne Bedle, Mrs
william A Tilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Many, Miss Leona Mason. Mrs.
George Cooper, Miss Ethel Cooper.
Mrs. w. Robinson, Mrs. b.. ).
Huyler, Mrs. Emma M. Walling, Mrs.
william Ademeit, Mrs Lester Van
Giesen, Walter Van Giesen, Mrs. Lor-
enzo Havens, Miss Gladys Birkbeck,
Miss Hannah Polling and Mrs. Willie
Adams of Red Bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
E,,nc,ol for John II. wyckoff

KEYPORT, June 21.-Funeral SER
vices for the late John T. Wyckoff were
held at his late home on Front street
on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Rev. benjamin ID. Dagwell, rector or
St. Mary's Episcopal church oficiat-
ing, interment being in Green Grove
cemetery. Mrs. Fred l.. Schildknecht
rendered Jesus. Lover of My Soul"
and Face to Face" The bearers were
A. A. Philo and John Stultz of the
Royal Arcanum, William Mathews and
Louis Chisman of the firm with which
Mr.. Wyckoff had been connected for
many years and Charles Cokelet n
Charles Sandman of the Jr. o. u. A. NJ:
Floral pieces were numerous and
handsome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
Growncy WIN for Probate

NEW BRUNSWICK. June 21:-
The will Of Nora Growney, who died
April 20, was entered for probate IN
the surrogate's Office yesterday, her
son, william A. Growney, of Airing
ton. being named executor, and a
daughter, Mary e.. s. Mulherin. of
Perth Amboy, ~executrix of the will
other survivors are Joseph e. Grow
ney, son., of Fords; James N. Grow
ney, son., of Omaha, Nebraska, and
Katherine r. Cunningham. q daugh-
ter, of Jersey City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21

lated the rule all fines that exceed
twenty-five cents win be reduced to
twenty-five cents II paid before June
25th. II however. the book Is kept
longer han that the fun 6ne VIII
have to be paid.
Several new books have been placed
on the shelves of the local library to-
day.
Dolan Brothers have practically
completed re-wirtng the p. r. R. T..
u. G. A
] Lee LAWYER has been given the con-
tract OF equipping Company rs new
headquarters with electric Lights He
will begin work immediately.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-21
COT coon RESULTS

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be needed by all afflicted with pack
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awful tired feeling n other symp-
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have got such good results from Foley
Kidney Pills hat 1 can sleep much
better and the pain in my back and
sides is a good lot better. I am go
ing to keep on taking them" Mrs.
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