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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-29

home after spending a most delightful
weeks with Miss Lucy Mae Harliss and
Mrs. John Butler.
Mrs. S. M. Saufey entertained in
formally at luncheon Wednesday In
honor of Miss Herndon, the guest OF
Mrs. L. B. Weisenburgh.
Mrs. Cecil Thorpe and little son,
Jewell, Of the county, and Mrs. S. II.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-29
EZRA HOUSE TONIGHT
|EATURE PICTURES ONLY
EOPERA HOUSE
l. MONDAY
l. TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY,
HEN THERE'S PLENTY OF

HEN THERE'S PLENTY OF
GORDON COAL
4 ace, stove and range IN your
n, ,ou don't mind paying the bill.
er your Spring supply now. will
|tever you say.
COAL ON HAND
is of exceptional quality and will
We most economical fuel.
F. a. GORDON
Coal and Feed
Phone %
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-29
Social and PeFsens

! Hiss Jessie D. Sewers entertained
humber of her friends Wednesday
Int, March 26th, in honor of her
h birthday. Those present were
umbia Tussey, Lurleen Sanders,
BE- Belle Daley, Ellie and Cynthia
ewitt, Maude Sewers, Sarah Broad
and Bette Curtis, Messrs: Leslie
4 Goebel Prewitt, Heber Whitaker,
hits West, Kyle Teater, Ernest Ross
| rley Coy, Edgar and Fred Camp
h. Charles Prather, James and Ar
Ia Baker, and Joe Bowlin.
Itertained With Luncheon.
Mrs. l.. B. Weisenburgh entertain
with a beautiful luncheon at West
er Terrace, Thursday in honor OF
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-29

G6OrReCOWu. OOVSTS were ioiu AoA
Mrs. Hale Dean, Mrs. T. D. Chenault,
Jr., Mrs. Murray Smith, Mrs. S. M.
Saufley, and Miss Herndon.
Entertains for Visitors.
Mrs. Muggie Moberly was hostess
to a very delightful party Tuesday
evening to meet her guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis, of Covington, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson, of Paris. Rock and
other games were enjoyed during the
hours and those who were present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson, Mr..
and Mrs John Norris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. R. O. Mob
erly, Mr.. and Mrs. Armer Hisle, Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Thompson, Mrs. Es-
telle Prewitt, Misses Caroline Broad
dus, Lucille Bonny, Mamie Wilson,
Lucy Tevis and Messrs. A. B. Collins,
Owen Isaacs, Dave Hisle, Lafayette
and J. P. Cotton. After the game,
delicious sandwiches and hot choca-
llate were served.
Mrs. J. R. Pates was visitor in
Lexington Wednesday.
Mr.. Shirley West visited relatives
lin Mt. Sterling this week.
Miss Bette Perry is at home from
Hamilton College for the weekend.
Mrs. Bertha Broaddus Shelton L
visiting friends in Danville and STAN
ford.
Miss Bessie Blevins has accepted a
ipositiou on the Tribune, at Oberlln
Ohio.
Mrs. Sallie Yates Mckee has re-
turned from visit to friends in Lex
'ington.
, Mrs. R. C. Oldham and children
were guests of Mrs. w. D. Oldham
this week.
Mrs. Sam Stuart, of Decatur, Ill
r lis visiting Mrs. Wesley Wells OF
Hillsdale avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Goodloe spen
Saturday with Judge ]. D. Goodies
and Mrs. Goodloe at Whites Station.
Mrs. B. B. Million, Mrs. Ceci
Thorpe and Miss Hattie Lee Million
spent Saturday in Lexington shopping
Mr.. and Mrs. Armer Hisle ant
children motored to Shelbyville for
i, weekend visit to Mrs. Hisle's parents
, Misses Viola Roy and Egley Rob
!. ,erts have returned to Nicholasville at
ter a few days stay with Mrs. Ea1
Curtis.
Miss Bessie R. Hendrix was take
seriously ill Tuesday and her physl
clans hold out but little hope OF he
recovery.
Miss Kathryne Bybee has returne
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-29
Admission 13c and 18c-plns-war q
Admission
Adults soc
Children Csc
Balcony Csc

her guest, Miss Mary Herndon, Of
Georgetown. Covers were laid for
Mrs. Hale Dean, Mrs. T. D. Chenault,
Jr., Mrs. Murray Smith, Mrs. S. M.
Saufey, and Miss Herndon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-29

The qualities in the Essex which
appeal most are those very qualities
that are most attractive in the light,
cheap car and those Of the large, cost
~ one. They are comfort, riding
ease, endurance, and elegance at a
moderate cost for purchase and oper-
alton.
Ask any motorist what he thinks
about the Essex. His answer is sure to
be more enthusiastic than anything
we have. said. We have tempered
all our claims. We knew how strong
! " the Essex would speak for itself.
Every Essex Sales Room Now
Holds Motordom' 5 Interest
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
PRANCUZIJOS DARBININ
KAI GRUMoJA sTRE1KU.
Jie state aStrius reika-
lavimus.

Paryzius, bal. 10. - Gene
ralGS darbo federacijos koml-
tetas ruoSia darbininkus dide-
len manifestation geguzes l
dienq ir streikan.
Darbininku kuopos kuone
kasdien turi savo suslrlnkl-
mus il aptaria savo stow II
streiIko reikalus.
Darbininkai state Stai ko-
kius reikalavimus: astuonios
valandos darbo dienoje; pima
amnestiia visiems politikoje
praSizeng6liams, nesimaisyti j
Rusijos reikalus, panaillinti VI
sokia cenzurq ir kar6s stow If
pagaIiaus sugrqzinti konstitu-
ciiine gvarantija il laisve.
TurtS ivykti Streikas, jei tie
reikalavimai nebus iSpildytl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
GAL BUS PRIPAzINTA
OMSKO VALDzIA.
Tas bus atlikta padarius taika.

Washington, bal. 10. - Is
ParyziauS gauta neOficijali!l
zinip, kad talkininkai ar ii k
ncplipazinS ruSu valdzioS, kO-
kia Siandie gyvuoja OmSkc,
kur diktatoriauja admirolas
KoIGak.
Jci taS bus padaryta, tai bus
padmryta tuOjauS po talkos.
Kuomct taS bus atIikta, tuo-
met ru>Q boISeviIlizmas netekS
| paSt0Io ir turi> SuSmukti.
Talkininkai tuWi ziniQ, kad
luSu boISeviIlQ valdzia neten-
ka parGmimo nuO pariQ dar-
bininIiu ir vaIStieGiQ; kad boil
ScviIiu palaiIoma kariuomenf
keIia maiStuS ir ncnOri iIgiau
tainauti bolSevikamS il SalyiH
paIikyti anarchijQ; kad boil
$cvikizmaS viSur pIatina bet
varkc ir tOdel viSur SutinIa
Wis Smarkesni zmoniQ pasiprie-
SinimQ.
SiomiS dicnomiS bOlScvikai
is MaSkvoS pradGjo SkIcisti IL
Mas apple Savo "laimdiimuS'
viSuGSe rrontuOc.
Tuo tarpu parcina ziniQ *
.ArchangcISIio, kad boIScviIlu
kariuomcni SiaurinGj Rusijoj
atSiSaIio kariauti. Karis from
tc il paIaikoma tik su kulka-
Svaidziai>.
TokiuS jic IaimGjimus" tu-
ri ir kituo<c rrontuosc.
OmSko vaIdzioS pripazini-
mas butQ SvarbuS dailttas Ru-
Si.iai, ri pragaiStiS bolSevi-
kamS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
Socijalisti$kas 'dangus' Rygoje
Paskolos Kampaniijja

siandie is ryto praside-
jo Pergales Paskolos
bondsu pardavinejimas.
Kampanija tests iris sa-
vaites.
Kaip praeitas visas
paskolas, taip ir Sta lie
tuviai turi remit. Turi
pirkti bondsus. Mes tai ge-
riausias pinigu taupymas
ir apdraudimas.
Pergales Paskolos bond
sal pribres po keturiQ
metu. Jie duos savinin-
kams gera nuoSimti.
Dedei Samui reikalin-
gi pinigai kareiviQ parga-
benimui namo laimejus
kare. Vyriausybe kick tik
reikia pinigp gautu ban
kose. Bet il duoda progos
placiai visuomenei pasi-
naudoti, iSreikSti savo pa
trijotizma.
siandie visokie speku-
liantai nupirktus Paskolu
bondsus pigina. Bet po
kares bondsai bus bran
gesni. Tad kiekvieno prize
derme del menkos prize
zasties neparduoti bondsu.
LaulIti jQ pribrendimo.
Arba palaukti. kuomet jie
bus brangesni.
Visas laikas lietuviai
buvo pilnai iStikimi Saliai.
Tad If dabar turi jie pa
sirodyti toxic. Turi pirkti
bondsus.
Tuo labjau, hes D6de
Samas yra stipriausias
Lietuvos nepriklausomy-
bes ir musu tautos laisves
paremejas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
PER 6 METUS MAISTAS
PABRANGO 50 NUO-
SIMGIU.
II nuolat eina Wis brangyn.

Washington, bal. 20.-Kovo
mGneSiu viSOkS maiStaS dar
labjau> pabrango vietojc at
pigti. DaugeliS manG, kad ko-
vo mGncSn maiStaS bus pigcS-
mis- kaip vaSario mdneSiu. Bet
manymaS paSirodG nctrn'ls pa
matO.
Dvidr&imtS du maiStO pro-
duktu kOvO mGneSiu buvo >
muoS. brangeSniu, kaip vaSario
mineSiu, il II nuoS. oranges
niu, kaip kovo men,, 1918 m.
Abclnai INFANT, per praeituS
6 metuS maiStas pabrango so
nuoS. Kaikuric produltai per-
Soko net 100 nuo$.
h' atpigimo ncgaIima IauMi,
mes viSkaS eina hrangyn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
PREF. WILSONAS LAUK-
sIAs VOK1Ec1Q PAsI-
RASYMO PO SU-
TARTIMI.
Iskeliausias geguzes Is diena.

Paryzius, bal. 90. - Is till-
ru SaltiniQ suzinoma, kad pre-
zidentaS WilSonas Paryziu
apleisiqs geguz6s - d. Ligi to
laiko vokieGiu atstovai pasi-
raSyS po taikos sutartimi. Gi
to pamindtino ir svarbaus mo-
mento prezidentas nenori app
leisti.
Yra ziniQ, jog .vokieciai ne
perdaug pasiprieSinsiq pasira-
ssyti- po sutartimi. Ju visas
tikSlas kuoveikiausia padary-
ii taikq. Mes dabartinis sto-
Wis Vokictijai daug kenksmin-
gas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
IsAKE OFICIERA PAIMTI
KALEJIMAN.

Santa Anna, CAL, bal. 20.
S. V. kar6s laivyno leitenantas
Gordon Gia taikos teisejo nu-
baustas deSimciai dienu kali-
jimo uz pergreita automobi-
liu vaziavima.
Leitenanto vyresnysis Off
cieras nusprend6, kad civile
valdzia neturi teises bausti
karininko.
Visas reikalas atsidure pas
kares laivyno sekretoriu
Danielsa. sitas pranese, kad
leitenantas Gordon turi pasi-
duoti teismo nusprendimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
PARLAMENTAS PRIPAzI,
NO s VALANDU OAR
BA DIENOJE.

Paryzius, bal. l9.-Prancu-
IN parIamcnto zemcSnySis but
taS pravrdi dmhininkamS s
valandu darhq dienoir.
T;rS biliuS tuojauS praVcSta
po TO, kuomrt parIamrnjaS hu-
vo pritmeS biIiV. kad d;whda-
::ai joIiiuo budm ncmazintu
darbo vaIandV Su tikSIu Su-
Siam'inti uzmobeSti darbinim-
|lanS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
BUS AUGSTESNES MOKES'
TVS.

Jei su liepos 1 d. visdj Sally
bus uzdaryti saliunai, tuomet
vyriausyba per metus netekS
300 miliionQ. dol. mokesclqq
kokius dabar surenka uz svai-
galus. Ir tuomet, suprantama,
bus uzd6tos augStesnes mokes-
tvs uz kitus daiktus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
APLEISIAS KABINETA Sc,
KRETORIUS REDFIELD.

Washington, bal. 10. Off
ciiaIi>p SferOse haIbama, kad
veikiai is kabineto pasitrauk-
Siq> prekyboS Sekretorius Red
field. Matyt, Sekretorius kuo
nor> nepatenkintas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
VIENNOS BOLSEVIKAI A
TAKAVO SEIMO BUTA.

Vienna, AuStri.ia, bal. 10. -
Pracitq ketvirtadioni virtos
bolSevikai buvo uzpuole Gia
SeimO butQ.
TeGiau tuojauS buvo atmuS~
ii. KeIi bol$evikai >uzriSti.
MieStp ramu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
DIRBDINS POzEMINIUS
GELEzINKELIUS.

Chicagos adminiStraci.ia
in!a>i .iau tikrai darbuoticS
rcikale pozcminiu geIezinke-
liu. Tam tikSIui netrukS pini-
81. Tik viSaS vargas Su tuo,
llad dar tikrai nenuStatyta
victoS. kur els tie tuncIiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
NarSSalas Foch apie
Vokietijos pavojin.
Sumq ateityje
PREF. Wlsonas Paryziq aplei-
siqs geguzes IS d.
FOCH TVIRTINA, KAD VO-
KIETIJA SUSTIPRES.
Tuomet isnaujo pulsis prizes
prancuzus.

Londonas, bal. 20. - Daily
Mail lioreSpondentas is Parry
ziaus prancSa apie savo pasi-
kalbtjimq su mar$alu Foch II.
MarSalaS Sako, jog talkininkQ
taiIa turi but pergaldtoiQ
taiia, bet ne nugal6tuiu.
"Mes turime pasilillti Pa
reinyj", kalbdjo marSalaS'
"PaSakyk apple tai Savo tdvy-
Maintains. Intikink juOS, jog
tai yra vienatinis apsidraudi-
mas ateityie. -DuriV rHraktq
mes tlrime dvigubai padidin-
IT,"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21

- PalyziuS, bal. 10. - Va
kar prezidentaS WilSonas kon-
feravo Su kai'G;S Sclkrctoriu Ba-
ker IT. Su HOOvcr'iu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
EGIPTE NESILIAUJA SU-
KTIIMAI.

Londonas, bal. 10. - Anot
ziniQ., Egiptc SukiIimai ncSi-
Iiauia ir Iaukiama jV daugiau.
Anglia j ten paSiunfia dau-
giau kariuomcnds.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
w ziurke mOkama So.

PiM poroS SavairiQ Ry@oic
w virnQ ziurIir huvo mokama
nuo & Ii%i $ rubIiQ (4'33-TD.
Ir to nrhuyo gaIima gauti
pirkti zmon1m~, paSakoio ha-
roua>.
Nicna~ barono Won der Rop-
po hroIi> tarnauia mglQ ka-
riuomentjr. Tr .iiS Siandic y
ia vicnojr talkininkQ miSijoir,
vcikiantjoje F,ropoie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21

- Denver, COL, bal. 10. -
FarmcriQ Uniia Amerikoje pa
darytoje rczoliuciioje reika-
Iau.ia, kad .ju unija butu pri-
imta paSauIio tautQ SQiungOn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
BaronO paSak0jimas.

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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-21
Russia isgelbejo talkininkus

"AtSimink tamSta'', kalbijo
mar$aIaS korespondcntQ y
tuoS Septyniasdc$imts mIIijonQ
vokieGiQ, kurie nuolatOS NUNS
grumoS. Tai intuze ir karingl
zmont>. JQ pobudis neatimai-
no. LIZ penEiaSdcSimtS meta
.iie bus toxic, kokie yra Sian
die. Ncgalima jaiS pasitiktti. .
ToliauS marSaIas diSkuSavO
kitoS kartS gaIimuma. Jis pri-
pazino, kad' kardS pradzioje
talkininkus iSgeIb6jo Russia.
Nepadarys daugiau klaidq.
"Sekanti kartQ, atSimlnk,
vokicGiai nepadalys kIai-
dos, sake marSalas FOch.
"Jie isibriaus tiesiog Siauri-
nin Prancuzijon, uzims angliS-
ko kanalo uostuS ir is tenai
pradtS veikimQ prizes Anglia.
"Siuo kartu jie to nepadart,
nes buvo name, kad Anglia
nepakiIS prizes juoS. Kuomet
Anglia gi pakiIo, vokieciams
nebuvo laiko pakeisti Savo
plenuS.
'"GaI manai, kad volIieGiai
neturGS ginklQ sekanciam uz-
puolimui! Niekas negali Emo
ii. Su laiku jie viskq gall ISL
gyti il pasigaminti. Bet jau
tuomet NUNS butu perv6lu'.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-16
FETE TONIGHT
At JAME5BURG
St. James Church to Have An
nudI Parish Dance
By Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
JAMESBURG, August 1.-THE n
nual parish festival dance and gen
eral all-round good time of the par
ish of st. James Catholic church. will
be held tonight on the lawns, sur
rounding the hall proper for the open
air program. The dance and supper
will be held inside st. James Hall.
adjoining the lawns. Numerous games,
to entertain the guests have
been provided in abundance and IL
special feature will be the midway
where one will find many novelties
not found in affairs held in the coun-
try towns. The lawns will be dec
GRATED and TO d to the affair the
Concert Band, of the Home for Boys
will be present to give their we'll
known program. Prices full orchestra
will be present to furnish the music
for the dancing. The committee are
arranging for the handling of the
largest crowd in their history.
The following committees have been
named by Rev. Thomas Kearney, to
manage the festival and DANCES:
Supper COMMITTEES: Miss Jane Con-
merry, chairman; Mrs. Alva Timber
man. Mrs. James Casey, Mrs. James
Cahl1l. Mrs. William Gross, Mrs.
John Delaney, Mrs. Edward Gala
han, Mrs. John A.. Ruhl, Mrs. Rose
burcnel, MIS- Agnes ItllBy, MIS-. JCnl
Rhodes, Mrs. Edward T.ravston.. Mrs.
Eugene Keenan,, Mrs. Susie Colandro,
Miss Josephine C~onnerty. Miss Ella
Connerty, Miss Elizabeth Lyons.
Fancy Work Table: Mrs. joseph
Connerty, chairman; Mrs. Elmer DID
lin, Mrs. Harold Davall. Misses Regina
Mclaughlin, Rose Dowgin. Helen
Dowgin, Anna Timberman. Lena Dug
hi. Monica Delaney, Agnes Ruhl,
Elizabeth Ruhi. Catherine Perdoni,
Mary Riley. Marion Cahill, Agnes
O'Brien.
Dancing: Messrs. John Rhodes. JOS
eph Timberman. Daniel Delaney,
Thomas Breen, Elmer Diblin, Angelo
Perdoni.
Ice Cream: Miss Catherine Con-
nerty, chairman: Misses Rose Con-
nerty, Susan Smith. Maria Brassell,
Elizabeth Brassell. Mariatte Rhodes.
Mems Committee: Joseph Conncrty,
chairman; Alvah Timbern,an. Thonaas
Smith, John Rhodes Stcpaen Long,
Raymond Carini, Fadale Sabantino,
Joseph Dey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-16
ARMY AND NAVY
TO MEET HERE
n. ]. Encampment Orders Are
Received by Post in This City

General order No. 4 has been re-
ce1ved by t h local Army and Navy
Union, U. s. Of A.. from the Headquar-
tiers, Department of New Jersey, at
Railway, as follows:
Under special orders national head
quarters, dated July 81. The depart
ment commander is ordered to call an
encampment of this department, for
the transaction of such business as
may be presented under the Constitu-
ton and Laws of the Union, includ-
ing the election of officers for the en-
suing year and delegates t o the Ma
tional Encampment.
In pursuance of such orders an en-
campment is hereby called to convene
Saturday, August 16, 1919. beginning
at . o'clock p. m, on that day. in the
city of Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
Headquarters will be established at
Hotel Cunningham, Hobart street, at
3 p. m. on that day, on August 16.
1919, where all necessary Information
may be obtained.
The Department Encampment will
consist of its officers, the Jr. Past
Commanders and commander of gar
risons, and elected delegates from
each garrison, one delegate for each
fifty members or fraction thereof.
Credentials will consist of a certi-
ficate under seal, signed by the Com.
mander and Adjutant.
l desire to call your attention to Sec
ton Z. page As, General Laws, Per
, Capita Tax. All Garrisons are urged
to pay their per capita tax.
All checks are to be made payable
to Department Pay Master Joseph r.
Hook, and forwarded through the Of
flee OF the Department A%djutant, w. l.
Van Pelt, $50 Main street, Railway
N. J..
1 r that Garrisons elect only
such delegates as can and will attend
the encampment that we all benefit by
the advice, fellowship and inspiration
that comes from meeting and knowing
the strong and earnest comrades of al
garrisons.
Fraternally in F. c. and L.,
ALONZO S. VAN PELT,
Department Commander.
w. I. VAN PELT,
Department Adjutant General.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-16

West New Brighton. During the pc
Rod from 1895 to 1914, Mr.. O'Connor
was employed by the Baltimore and
IOhio Railroad and for the last six
years of that time was master me-
chanic.
In 1914 MI. O'Connor became super
|~intendent for Patrick White & Sons,
and has been employed there since. He
was an inventor and designer of con-
siderable skill and many of his inven-
tons have been patented.
He was married for Twenty-Five
years and Is survived by his widow,
four son and two daughters: Edward,
John, James, Daniel, Maryana, Mar
guerite. James and Daniel are in the
u. s. Navy. One brother and two sis
ters also survive Mr.. O'Connor. He
was a member of the Knights of Co
Ilumbus and Of the Master Mechanics,
Association.
Funeral for Mrs. Anness
by Special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, Aug. 16:-Tht
funeral services for Mrs. Frederic F
Anness were held from her late
residence yesterday afternoon wher
friends from far and near were gath.
cred to a their last tribute of re-
spect. Rev. Enoch Meachem, of Eas'
Orange. formerly pastor of the loca
Methodist church, spoke words o.
comfort to the bereaved relative!
and friends, taking as his subject the
' familiar verse "As for man his day.
are as grass, as a flower of the felt
so he f1ourisheth.' Mr.. Meachen
! spoke of Mrs. Anness' love of f1ower'
by which she was surrounded II
death as in life. Her music and hsl
flowers were both very dear to her
Mr.. Meachem spoke of the man.
times that he had been inspired b.
her beautiful singing while paste
here.
Rev. L. B. McMickle, the pastor o
the church, made a prayer and rea'
from the Scripture. Stanley G. Pot
ter sang zone Sweetly Solemn
Thought" and abide With Me-" &C
companied by Harry Stone Martin.
The p~allbearers were six of Mrs.
Anness' nephews. Frederic. Stanle,
Russell, Berry, Runyon and Donal'
Potter.
The interment was in the Alpin
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOR SALE in Woodbridge, beautiful
location, semi-bungalow; rooms;
: every convenience: II foot frontage;
terms easy. LaForge, Phone Wood
bridge 546-J.
FOR SALE+Five rooms and bath:
frame dwelling near New Brunswick
Avenue; improvements; tile bath
room; large attic; lot 25 x 100; $1,000
cash; balance as rent. Charles l..
Steuerwald, Inc. EOS Smith Street.
MARKET STREET-Nine room frame
dwelling; lot rs x 100 with use of
driveway; improvements; s1,5o0. cash;
balance on mortgage. Charles l..
Steuerwald, Inc, EOS Smith Street.
FOR SALES room house with all i'm
provements; lot so x 200 with stable
and garage. Situated on Jonesdale
Avenue. Metuchen. N. j.. price $4,000
Inquire Massopust Bros. & CO., No.
500 State St. Perth Amboy, N. J..
FOR SALES Room fran dwelling
on Charles Street: price $1,000. In
quire Massopust Bros. & Co.. No. 692
State Street. Perth Amboy, N. j.
FOR SALE-Corner lot so x 100, on
Hall and Atlantic Avenues. Inquire
Massopust Bros. & Co. No. 692 State
St. Perth Amboy. N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-16

100. 900 square feet Of floor space.
They will consider a proposition to
build. The site must be along the
railroad or have a railroad siding.
AT a special meeting Of the Am
boy Harmony Club last night the
Leipzig piano was awarded TO Alex
Bushkeuc, Of eS3 State street The
club decided to take q motor trip 70
Aflantic CITY. but no date for the
afrair was decided upon. 1t is anti
cipated that it will take at least SIX
cars to make the trip. Peter Jorgen-
SON. recently returned from France,
was royalty welcomed back Into the
club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-16
ANOTHER PLANT
/ RESUMES WORK
Closed Sluee 1916, Local Plant
of National FreprOOiing to Start

The Perth Amboy plant of the Ma
tionai Fireproofing Company, which
has been closed own since June 1916,
is now continuing as in former years
and hiring machinists, pipe filters,
carpenters, bIacksmiths, engineers,
boiler firemen, kiln fremen, kiln set
tiers, drivers and laborers in order that
a maximum production might be turn
ed out. Former employees will be
given the preference in hiring men,
now that work is being resumed after
the war period shutdown.
Large orders for hollow-tile have
been received and a force of employees
of pre-war strength is being taken on
to fill these contracts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-16
OBITUARY.
John O'Cornor

John O'Connor, superintendent OF
the machine shop of Patrick White and
Sons. died at his residence at n Cen
tire street, early this morning follow
ing an illness of several weeks dura-
ton. Mr.. O'Connor was ifty-four
years old and was born In Long Island
city. He learned his trade in the Nor
ris Park shops of the Long Island Rail-
o and afterwards was employed at
the Is. White Dental Works Fol
lowing his employment there Mr.,
osConnor became superintendent for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-16
CITY BRIEFS

A meeting to organize Troop Q will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock. All boys who are Interested
should appear al the z. NJ. H. A at
the stated time.
The Intra-Coastal Ship Canal
Association reports that the Lake
Coal Company has taken out a SIS
business membership.
The Board OF Trade reports that
they have an application from a large
furniture manufacturing concern
which wishes to locate here. The
company requires from $4,000 to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-16
To Race to Bermuda
Ru 1ha Aaaociafed Press.

By The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Six sub
marine chasers were to leave Bermu-
da today to race to New York. Tho
chasers will be accompanied by the
Tug Ontario which will e a radio
report of the progress of the race.
The racing chasers are expected to
make the run to New York in about
seventy hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-16
Report Men on Strike

1t is understood thatthe employees of
plant No. 2 of the Roessler g. Hass-
lacher Chemical Company are out on
strike. having quit work yesterday. 1t
was said at the plant today that
Charles T. Allen, the employment man
|ager, was in conference and no infor-
|mation could be obtained.