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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19
BOYS AND GIRLS WILL
SEE LIVE STOCK SHOW

Boys and girls of this county WI %
have shown more than ordinary abil-
ity in their boys and girls club work
this summer under the efficient lead
ership Of M. H. Coe, local county club
agent, left this morning for South ST
Paul, where they will compete for the
honors at the Junior Livestock Show
to be held there November IT, IS,
and 10.
A car load of prize calves and one
pig, which were raised by club mem
bers this summer were shipped from
Mankato this morning to be shown
at the Junior Livestock Show. Four
beef calves belonging to Greame
Lang and Donald Laurisch Of Maple
ton. Milford and Margery erase OF
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19

Good Thunder and two, dairy calves
belonging to George Hannay Of Am
boy and Donald Brooks of Mankato
also a fat pig belonging to Clifford
Nelson OF Judson we shipped ou- Of
here this morning. These animals
were raised by these boys and girls,
who will enter them against at least
400 other like animals at the show.
The judging and awarding of prizes
will take place the second day Of the
show. and on Friday the beef calves
will be sold at auction, the proceeds
going TO the owners The Dairy calves
will be brought back home.
The Live Stock Breeders assocfa-
ton OF the state and the business
men of St. Paul backing up the show.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19
Former Pastor Dies

Rev. o. L. Fossum, former pastor
of the Norwegian Lutheran church of
Pipestone, but who has for some
years been engaged in missionary
work in Persia. died there on Oc-
tober TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Of
GAINESVILLE, and well known in this
city will leave that place soon for
Fort Lupton, Colorado, where they
will make their future home Mr..
and Mrs Montgomery owned and
conducted racket store in James
vile for years. recently selling out.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19

New Club Manager-C harle S
Campbell former resident of
Tracy, Mimi, has accepted the posi-
ton OF manager of the Mankato
Elks club. Mr.. Campbell assumed
his duties Monday morning. The
manager is veteran of the World
war, and saw considerable service
overseas. He is a clean cut young
man, who will without doubt make a
popular and efficient manner of the
club.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19
DEATH or w. E. LEE

William e. Lee Of Liong Prairie, re-
publican nominee for governor OF
Minnesota in 1914, one time speakeI
of the house OF representatives and
prominent in republican politics foI
more than a quarter Of a century, d.
ed at his home at midnight. Death
was due to cancer Of the liver. Mr.
Lee was nearly sixty nine years old
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19
CROWN JEWEL IS FAKE
British Royal Gem Found To Be Only
CoIored Glass.

CoIored Glass.
London, October 1L[Correspond-
ence of The Associated Press]-Sir
George Younghusband. keeper Of the
Jewel House at the Tower OF London,
has just revealed the fact that one Of
the British crown jewels. of which he
Is custodian, is an imitation. The
stone was believed to be magnifi-
cent aquamafine, but proved on exam
glass. 1t figured first in the crown Of
King James IL. The mystery Of when
the imitation was substituted for the
real stone has not been solved.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19

The Daughters of Isabelle Will hold
a meeting in the KNIGHTS OF Column
bus hall tonight. All members are
urged to be present as there will
be important business to be trans
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19

County Board Meeting.-The mem
fers of the county board will meet
Monday and Tuesday of next week.
A good share of time will be devoted
to the consideration OF school petit
tons effecting the, consolidation of
certain school districts. There will
also be hearing on the engineers
preliminary report on county bitches
No. 66 and 81 in Beauford town
ship.
The Parent Teacher association of
the. Lincoln school will hold regu-
lar meeting in the school building
Northey of the public library will talk
OH Books Suitable for Children Of
Different Ages" All members are
asked to come prepared to take
notes. ;t~~one interested Is cordially
invited
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19

Members of the Berea Bible club
will entertain at hard time party
and candy pull in the church parlors
Friday evening, Novmeber 10, at 8
o'clock. Costumes will be judged and
prizes awarded. A hearty invitation is
extended to all young Lutherans, es
pecially students and those working
in town. The committee insures you
a good time.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19
[From Wednesd avs DaIIy1

Verdict For plaintiff.-The Jury in
the case of Joseph Vogel against
Frank Schwab, tried in the district
court brought in a verdict for the
plaintiff in the sum Of SITS. The ac-
ton was brought by Mr.. Vogel to
recover salary as steam engineer
on threshing outfit. A. w. Tierney
appeared as attorney for the plaintiff
ana G: o. Daily as attorney for the
Baruoh Found Not Guilty-Fred
baruch, arrested on the complaint of
Mrs. Thomas Wilson, who charged
the defendant with abusive language.
when arraigned before Judge Hiram
Golf In the municipal court yesterday
afternoon was found not guilty, and
the case against him dismissed.
Intensive Farmins.-What can be
accomplished by intensive farming is
strongly demonstrated by the fact
that ia bushels Of corn Of the finest
land the past season by the seventeen
year old son Of Mrs. Sarah Turtle.
John Turtle, living on the Frank
koenan place near Lake Washington.
This corn was husked and weighed
yesterday.
Professor Dafl.-Professor n. q
Dahl, tenor, and well known IN nu-
steal circles in st. Paul and Mime
apolfs, will come to Mankato every
week on Friday during the winter,
and will have a class in vocal work.
Professor Dahl will have Miss Agnes
Lendt's studio in the Kruse building
for his vocal work. Professor Dahl
comes from st. Paul and he mas been
associated with Mrs. Fred Snyder In
musical work for eight years.
Hunter InJured.-H. L. Hjermstad
Is truly Redwing's hard luck sports
man. A few weeks ago while on a.
fishing trip, he ran against a fly rod
in such way that a fish hook was
imtedded In the eyelid causing. a
hunting in Burnside with his son
Hjalmer, the latter fired at q rabbit,
the tiny shot rejecting, striking him
sQuarely in the eye but not so as to
injure the pupil.
Whoop FER Up.-Rochester people
are "whoop 'ering up" Many Of them
have the cough and the hea. n de-
partment is taking notice of the stu
alton.
Mrs. e. L. Dornberg -IlI.-Mrs. e.
L. Dornberg, who has been Ill at one
Of the local hospitals for the past four
weeks, has been removed to the
home of Mrs. e. Hendrickson, Wash
ington Court, where she will remain
until she Is able to return TO her
home in Spring Island.
Mrs. Barlow lmproved.-Mrs. VI
olet Atchison Barlow has been re-
moved to the home of her parents en-
south Second street following an
operation at one Of the hospitals.
She will remain with her parents un
til she is strong enough to go to
her home in Des Moines.
Students Form cIub.-Students of
the Mankato Commercial college
last night at the Loyola club formed
what will be known as the Mankato
Commercial College Loyola club,
with Frank Gohla as president. The
club plans to meet every two weeks
on Thursday evenings. for the pur-
pose Of literary and social advance :,
nant
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19
Liquor Raid Ry OFFICIALS.

Federal agents made raid on place
at Northfield and captured liquor valued
at S1.500. transported there in violation OF
the prohibition laws. The liquor had
been brought by auto from Grand Forks.
N. D.. and Canada.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-19

Baruch Found Not GuiIty.-Fred
Baruch, arrested on the complaint of
Mrs. Thomas Wilson, who charged
the defendant with abusive language,
when arraigned before Judge Hiram
Golf In the municipal court yesterday
afternoon was found not guilty, and
the case against him dismissed.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-18
GOmcorOia WemeinSe
20. ullo g StraBe 81. SO.

Gle Goncoroia @emeinoe feierte
3ulammen nit ibrer Sonntagi1ule,
am pe~rgan9enen Sonnta9 Den iGbr-
liden n&inoertag" bel Dem Die Sim
DER Der Sonntagi6ule ein bibi6es
mo pallenoes Yrogramm auffiibrten
mo lire Stimmen in moblgeiibtem
@elang frii6 uno frob erflingen lie
Ben. Is berri6t in oieler Sonntag.
6nle, uno inter ben jllngen 2euten
Don Goncoroia iiberboupt, elm reyes
1cbtll, oas oielDeripre@eno iilr Die
3ufunft oieler @emeinoe lit. 0a.
pom legte au6 Die &in0ertag8feier
lufs nele 3eugniB ab.
Oa @err 8ilbelm Oitmam Der biz.
Derige @emeinoelefretdr, nit ieiner
6omilie in oieien Sagen @albington
pcrlaBt, INN nad Gan SronciSco
ilbcr8uiieoelM 10 murbe ibm uno ben
Semen in ibrer 8obnllng, 301 80
,5traBe. N.@, cine lleberroidung be-
reitet, inoem am Oonnerstag Abeno
cine grobe 3abl Der @lieoer Oes
6rolicnpereinS mo oes &irdenrates
ii0 oaielblt einfano nit allerbano
orfrii6ungen uno einem Ablbieos-
Icihenf. 5n trauliher unterbal-
ting mliroc Ger 9lbeno perbradt uni
oann Den liebeu Sheioenoen eiu
ber3lideS 09ebepobl" uno oNuf
@ienerlcben~ ougerufen.
gm fonmenoen Sonntag lit Got
tesoienit, If llbr, in oeutl6er Spra-
DE.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-18

GIenO uno ser Not ie ldneer oeIto
mcbr in Oos grimme Mntlis gu i6all.
ell baben, lGou i'm Abnebmen begrif.
len? 0os @cinen ser &inoer nod
Dem Stiidden 8rot, Der Sommer Der
Gltern ioute bod iebem ans Ser3
areifen, Dab er nun iih aud aus lei.
her &libe ooer @lei6gitItigfeit ouf.
raft uno an Dem @erfe mitarbeitet
nos ieOeS ielbitliihtigc Sntereiie bel
Scite iebt uno MIR Die NdditenIiebe
hetdtiqen mill, lin0 b%eiou0erS Die Sic.
be 3u Dem N16iten. Der zines Stom.
mes un0 zines 8luteS nit uns 1T.
8iiien Sic, mein 5reuno, i1 mag 90
uiht meter reOen, oenn es tut mir
in Der Seclelpeb, mern id Die @leif)-
aiiItiefeit, Die lett ein3ureiBen orobt
iehe. Softeutli6 GnOert lih oos uno
boifentlih iebt unier oeutibes Gle.
ment iidl oas eoelite uno bette Mp-
nument, bos Su erri6tcn es i'm Stan.
De lit, oas 0enfmol elmer nidt gu
crmii0enoen 8ormber5igfeit.
Sbr,
D8oibingtoner 8ereinsmeier~
Washington Journal., 1920-06-18
ct. Marien.airde.
ste 5traBe, awiiden s. uno s N.8.
8. 81. Motb Yfarrer.

8ei Der 7 ubr Melie an Sonntag
gebell Die Mitglieoer oes 81. Namen
>elu &ereins our I'll. 9ommmuion.
Ole &orbereitungen fir oaS @ar'
icniclt baben begonnen. 8ei Der
gcrlummlung am 0ienStag Mbeno
mtroe beihloileM oasielbe an Den
Abenoen oeS 10, IA. unn 10. Suli
ab0ubalten. Am Wontag Abeno miro
lpieoer cine 8eriammlung iein IN Der
mtcren S6Albaae.
PIN porigen Wittpoh bel Der Z
libr Melle uno inter 6ab(reiAer DE.
teiligung nonIerpanoten uno 6reun-
Den mar ole Soh3eitsfeier oes Serrn
6ranf u. S. GonneIiD uno Der Sr.
Wiaria sc. @eier. 8or Dem &o6amte
Inn 8 llbr iene oeS &errn @eorg 9
WecGoD uno Der ST. Margoreta sc.
SlDnn.
am 9onnerstag Der boriaeH ISOLDE
mar oas 8egrGbnis oes perItorbenen
Grant .. 8eBler. Na6 Dem &equiem
in Der ct. Warienfir6e erfolate Die
@eItattung auf Dem arlington &irG-
bofe.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-18
gienie b.s @,rmania @annerdors.

8ie idon beri6tet wllroe, bolt Der
@ermollia Ut1nlerhor am nGd)lten
Sonntog i'll 2offIers Bart Elm 8ic.
nic ob. Is lei bellte nodmals oa.
roui bingcmielen. Sonntogs mad
mittagS lino pir germ nit 6reunoen
5uionmielt I'M olte 9"e5iebrnl9en mie.
Der oui5uiriiden urlO nelic on6nfniip.
len, 100 lit ooiiir cine before @cle.
9cnbcit gegeben ais serooe bel ioId)
eincm Yicnie? 9elonoers nod,
menn Der peranitnItete 8erein. Der
inuer treli gum 9eutidtum seboltcil
bot, 10 umfoiienoe Nnrhrreitnnnen
aetroffen bat. Sober
aleim miro iid amiiI
Ioute aud niemano fe
Washington Journal., 1920-06-18
. perS @ nj 0 II.

-Serr 8ris areisIer. Scr MeiIter
onf scr 8ioline, bat iid nod @ien
beaebcn Inn BORT feline 2unlt in oen
gienlt oes S~ilfsmerfes 81 iteHen. ca
mic err biSber taitienoe NIT icincm
Spiel begciitcrt bat. miro er icbt toil.
icnocn oen Sunqer Itiaen. llno nid,t
irinc trelle 8ioline ouein beoIeitet
Inn or hat ouh unaef6br $4,000
Observation-Disclosures mitgenom.
men.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-18
n@aibingtoner 8ereinsmeier
9pmen.3 dbnerein oes 9euti6en
WaiIenbau1es.

Ger Oamen-g sGbDerein 0es oeut-
Idelt Carbohydrates belt feline regel.
nIaBige monatlide. 8%eriammlung AM
leBlcil 9tittmod in Dem Seim Der
Drau ISM. S. @u0e ab. Oie Wtit.
glieocr naren 3ablrei6 eri6ienen
mo Die Dame oes Sauies bate es
loobl uerItanoerL ibnen Den Mufent-
Dalt lebr angenebm 5u geltolten.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-18

2eute, fault Gbemo, mir leben in
elmer lauligen 3eitl Gbemo 0erniG-
tet ~nnfeblbar S6Daben, @an3eM
6lobe, Nineteen, Slieeen, Miiden1 II.
/. No., oeren 2arpen uno @ier uno lit
elm guteS Oisinfeftionsmittel.
Is. $. &einepeber, 1903 30te StraBe
Nor0luelt Gel. g8elt 1925.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-18
8rofes 9ienic
bes @ermania Mannerdprs

Gonntas, 90. SUM, 2 llbr,
amf 3Sfilers Ylat, Slabensbnrs &b.
Mfan transferiere an Der 10. uno s
StraBe Nor6oit, BON bort bringt Die
Washington Journal., 1920-06-18

SLIM Sabre ging Der WenidenitrOm
Na6 8elten uno mad Often.
@ir muBten al oas 4riegesleio
go bitter, bitter tolten.
Sn MaBlouo, 3ranfrei6, 6lanoern waro
Ser Iooesring geidloiien.
yeun rubn in frem0er Groe mir
=, 3errillen uno oerlhoicn.
@ir 8ogen fort nit Gang uno Slang
@s bolten 8lab uno @alieh.
lln0 jeoer bat mas 2iebes mobl
SIN Seimotort g%elaiien.
Gem griibt ein Wdodcnaugenpaar,
Gas rotaemeiltt Ole 2ioer.
9ort Itamnclte Ole ainoeri6ar;
Nd Batter, tomm balo mie0erl"
Wir riefen nod elm 5her3esmort,
God prebien mir ole 2ippen.
uno abniingsuoa i6lu9 bart uno lhiuer
Gas Ser3 al nuire &ippen.
God leile bat Die SoffnuIg nod
lin uniern Sinn genorben.
Die laneiam in Den @r6ben oann
Sn S6mub uno 8lut geltorben.
gis Damn Die leste Stunoe ldllg,
lin 8reino uno Seino 81 betten.
Die IN Dem Conner ocs @efefts,
8 lie in 0cn 2a5aretten.
90 biele ltarte 9ebeuSfraft
UtiIbt ii6 CUR &ube ienfen.
=, gliidlidL mem es ni6t p%ergonnt,
Nodmal 3nriid5uoenfen!
Sbr ober, Die trob Wnnoenmul
gm Qeben ieio gcbliebem
Die Sbr Die Seimat mieoeriabt,
llno micoeriabt Die 2ieben,
Die Sbr 90 orauBen emit nit uns
Ger Sebniiuht 8rot aeaeIIen,
Sbr neroet aud i'm 2ebensfampf
Die Gotten nidt Oereeiien.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-18
DEAD Serene Cattle, in gouitp 6uir.)
Gum %ausidneiOeu.
9ie tOteu GamcraOeM
8on 6 m m a 8 3.

8orgetragen bel Der Totenfpier i'm 3irfls 9lih in Der
lin pcronltaltet gum 9eiten Der ari~egs6eihaoigteil
&rlegsteihlebmcr uno observation-disclosures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
DANISH ORDER PLANS
FOR MASQUERADE BALL

The twenty-eighth annual masquer,
ade ball of the Danish brotherhood
and Sisterhood lodges will be held at
Washington hall, Friday night Feb-
ruary IS. Arrangements for the event
were made at a meeting OF the enter
tainment committee of which Anton
Anderson of the Brotherhood is the
chairman held last night. There VIII
be eight prizes awarded at the ball
for the various costumes worn by the
dances. The prizes will consist of
gold pieces. There will be q prize Tor
the best group as we'll as for the var
Hous Individual ones for the most
comical. most original and the best
costume worn.
All those wishing to. contest for the
prizes must be there before $3.50
o'clock on the night of the ball as
none will be considered coming in ar
ter that time is the announcement
made by the committee this morning.
There will be good music In attendance
and the committee is e~ndeavoring TO
make this one of the largest affairs
ever held by the two organizations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
WOMAN IS ARRESTED AS
SHE WANTS TO SHOOT MAN

A young woman who registered in
a hotel here as &C. Henderson of
New York city, out who gave her
name to the Metuchen police as
Frances Johnson, of Hartford, Conn,
was arrested shortly before noon to-
day at the U. s., Shipping Board plant
in Metuchen, she having in her pos
session a revolver, which she claimed
She was going to use in shooting a
certain employee. The sergeant of the
guard at the Shipping Board plant no.
titled the Metuchen police and Chief
Willard D.. Hutchinson went to the
scene and found the oma there.
She was placed under arrest, found
to have a loaded revolver and remov-
ed to New Brunswick. where she will
be kept in jail over night. Tomorrow
morning she will be taken back to
Metuchen where she will be given a
hearing before Recorder Weber.
1t was learned at the Madison
Hotel here this afternoon that the
woman had arrived yesterday after
noon. She registered as &c. Hender-
son." of New York City. This morn
ing she went out and failed to return
again. Why she gave one name here
and another to the Metuchen police
is a mystery. She seemed intent, 1t
was reported, upon seeing and shoot
ing a certain man employed at the
Shipping Board.
The particulars in the case were
reported to the prosecutors office
n Detective william Fitzpatrick
was detailed to secure all the in
formation possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
GARhI5UN FOR
SUNDAY MOVIES
Army and Navy Union Adopt Res
OIutions at Meeting Last Night

Thomas F. Toolan Garrison No. 81,
Army and Navy Union, at its meeting
here last night unanimously adopted
a resol ution with refernce to Sunday
amusements and diversions. The To-
cal garrison went on record as being
in favor of mum cipalities 'determin-
ing for themselves the degree of lib
crafty that shall prevail in the reg
ulation of innocent amusements~ and
diversions on Sunday within their
borders" The garrison ~denounces as
un-American the present laws upon
the subject.
The resolution which was intro
duced by State Commander George
S. Walker reads as follows:
WHEREAS, This Garrison ana
this great organization of which 1t is
a subordinate part, Is composed OF
men who a given actual military
service, some of them in two wars,
hat the rights of man might be es-
tablished and made sacred; be 1t
'RESOLVED, That we earnestly
petition the State Department of the
Army and Navy Union of New Jersey
to do all in it's power, and authorize
the subordinate Garrisons n the IN
diVidual members to do their utmost
in support of any measure that may
be Submitted to the New Jersey Leg1s-
lature that are designed to allow the
several municipalities of the State to
determine for themselves the degree
of liberality that shall prevail in the
regulation of innocent amusements
and diversions on Sunday within their
borders. We d%enounce as unAmert-
can the present laws upon the subject;
we call attention to their arbitrary
and rigorous enforcement in some
counties and to the way in which they
are wholly ignored in others, and urge
the enactment of legislation that will
make us free in fact as well as in
name"
Eighteen applications for member
ship were received at last nights
meeting. A fair sized class was also
taken in. Preliminary plans for Dec
Grafton Day were talked over. The
furtherance of these plans will be
taken UP at the next meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23

lecture VIZ h. g.gc under the
pices of San Salvador Council No. 299
Knights of Columbus. Of which James
\. Murray is the Grand KNIGHT. Mr..
Collins comes hero ID present MS lee
ture tina. he has given In various see
tioEs of the United States during the
past year or more. the subject OF
which is What is the Matter With the
World
There will be no admission charges
and the public is welcomed. Mr.. Col
Inns has been at The knights of Col
uinbus employment Bureau and has
given lectures in many Of the big cities
of The United States. He is an anti
socialist and is against Bolshevism. He
will probably have something to say
on both Of these topics now before
the American public at the present
time. At a meeting Of the council
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
TWO DESIGNS RECEIVED
IN big AMB0Y' DRIVE

Two designs have been received by
the Chamber of Commerce, Mer-
chants Bureau for the trade mark
TO be used in the big Buy in Perth
Amboy" campaign to be he'd here
ur ng the month Of March. The de-
S gins received to date are from Miss
Bernice Mason and Patrick j. Heavy.
The committee is Offering a prize of
SO for the best design submitted for
the campaign. The design must be
suitable for reproduction in various
sizes, namely from two feet to one
inch.
This does not mean that the designs
need be drawn on paper two feet or
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23

the robber of the typewriter from st.
Mary's parochial school on December
II.
Nathan Simon, twenty-five years
old, of Jersey City. was arraigned In
the Yorkville court, New YORK CITY,
Tuesday and twenty-four complainS
ants appeared against him, alr
charging him with the theft of type
writer's.
The typewriter company sent
circulars to different schools shortly
after the robbery here, and one OF
the notices reached Rev. Joseph r.
Dineen. secretary to Archbishop
Hayes. The typewriter repairer call-
ed on Father Dineen n the pollCe
we're notified, resulting in Simon's
arrest.
The local detective will endeavor
10 secure the typewriter stolen from
the local school. If same is posslp.e.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
Fat That Shows
soon Disappears

Prominent fat that comes and stays
il is not needed is a burden; .
hinderance to activity: a curb upon
Measure. You can take off the fat
where it shows by taking after each
meal and at bedtime, one Marmola Pre-
scription Tablet. These little tablets are
as effective and harmless as the Ia
mons prescription from which they take
their name. Buy and try q case today;
Your druggist sells them at 81 or II
you prefer you may write direct to the
Marmola Company. S64 woodward ave.
.Detroit Mich. You can thus say good
bye to dieting. exercise and fat.-AdV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
ARTHUR H. HOPE SUDDENLY
DIES AT HIS HOME HERE

Arthur Fl. Hope. the oldest post
man in his city, died at his home,
III State street, shortly before noon
today after several years of i'll
health. His death came suddenly. it
being thought that he vas gradually
recovering his strength when his
demise suddenly came. Mr.. Hope
was the first letter carrier on the
local force and continued as such
until failing health necessitated his
retiring from active work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23

last right. j. Mullen, a speaker of the
New York Chapter of the Knights of
Columbus was present and made an
address. The committee in charge of
the dance and reception and the min
strel show to be given next month
made a report o? the progress of both
events. There will be a rehearsal Of
those taking part in the minstrel show
tonight at the rooms of the council
and another Sunday afternoon at the
same place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23

a . meeting of Valhalla Lodge NO.
275 Odd Fellows held last nlgnt at
Odd Fellows hall one application for
membership was received. All of the
new officers with the exception of the
noble grand installed at a recent meet
ing were in their places. Past Grand
John P. johnson is still acting as
noble grand until the return of Char
les Walters, who Is out west.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
Club Incorporates

ByN Staff Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 23:-A
certificate of incorporation a been
granted to the Liberty Athletic Club,
with Offices at 10 Peace street, this
citv. The agent upon whom papers
may be served IS Clifford E. Burn.
The club is incorporated to promote
athletic sports among the members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
Appeal in Chicago
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CHICAGO, Jan. 2S:-Chicago
school teachers who appealed to the
Board of Education for a so per cent.
wage increase will receive a blanket
of $500 to $500 per year. George 7.
Arnold, chairman of the board. an
nounced. Representatives of the
teachers said they would accept the
reward but would continue their
fight to put teaching on a|wage plane
equal to that of common labor.
They ask @ minimum OF 81, 200 and
a maximum of $4,000 for the 6,S66
elementary teachers, with other
classes in proportion.