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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11
Jriebenspertraa nit 9tuklaub finbet
Nnffann.

Barlhau, z. Mdr5. Ger 8or-
=iblog, bennddit in 8aridan cine
aonferen5 ab3ubalten, in Der alle
Bren5nudbnr Notionen bon &uB-
.lanb bur9 gelegaten bertreten iein
foaen, nm Die Acknowledgements Grie-
.Densrrofe Der ruiiiiben Sotuietregie-
rung du befpreden, finoet allgemeinen
=BeifM. Gumdnien, oie Ukraine, $50
len ln1b bnltifden 9tnaten baben be-
reits lire Delegate1 ernannt. Sebt
nneloet iih a1b u8eiB= =HuBlat1o4 urto
berlnngt 311tritt 5u bieier &onferen5.
eSn ben @tdbten g8ilna n11S Winsf
bnbe1l groBe 8erlammlungen itattge-
funoen, in 0enen oiefer geitritt per-
lu1gt lpltr6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11
Mnsbam bDn Narine-MuIagen Der-
lanat.

8oibington, s. Mdr5. gor bem
Marine=& &omitee bes Mbgeorbneten=
baules en1pfabl Sefret1r Daniels, baB
Der untfajienoen Strengthening Der
81 S Bttenltationen utlb 8erftanlagen on
Dss, aiilte bes 8aeific 05eans Die ein=
safrsAgIidlte Mufrnerfiamfeit geldenft
:beroea fone gr lestes sets Romifee
beionoers Die folgenoen Gmpfeblnn-
gen ans 5er5:
8ergr0Beru11g beg 8earl Safens
it1 Sa1paii, 10 ooB er als 8eriorg=
nnsbalis fir oie Jlotte oienen uno
fir Gepnratnrel1 n16 Die Sssnitanb=
baltnng ser 5lotte 1orgen Tonne.
Gerbellerung I'M 6afen bon 8nmn
nit Ser grla11bnis als &oblen= uno
REORGANIZATION fir 5diffe 5u Die
1ten, Sic nab bent fernen Often 1e=
geIn, un6 als &oblenItation fir Die
Sonoels flotte Ser &ereinigten Staa.
ten.
gergrDBerung ser MarirebaIis IN
8remerton, @aib., uno oes 9afens
bon Son Diego, Californian.
gnblib Die @rri6tung elmer Slot
tenltotio11 fir ltnterieeboote u11o Ger
i1torer IN Sort slngeles, 8alb., nno
slttoria, Oregon.
9lnd) tpiirlhte er Die grri6tlng Ell
ner &oblen= nno Geriorgnngs=Sta:
ton in 9llasfa, bod bebielt er it'd
oie Nennung eine5 beitinnten Flates
fir ipater Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11
ssl1td iiber SEN Haeifie aeplant.

Seem Sort, 8. Wear5. Sic ~Ota=
nufnctl1rers slircraft MIlociation"
perfii1Dete bente, oaB Die Beretnlgten
Stoaten Diarine 5pei auftidiffe IN
arbeit bot, bie fir ben Slug iiber ben
gacific S5ean beltimmt tDprben limo.
Dieie 5hiffe 1olen ooppelt 10 groB
als oas sc. s. Y" 1peroe1t> mel6es
ben erten Slug uber oe1l atlanttl1en
D5enn erfolgreib pollenoete. IS miro
angegeben oaB oie 5abrt bon Son
Jraneiseo nad 9pngfong unter11om=
men lperoen Ion ua0 0aB frr5e Sta=
tionen in 9onolulu, 8afe Sslano,
@non1 unb Ma1tila getna6t neroe1
foae1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11
Somjet-STeniibe seeen Tinulanb nnb
Eplen.

2onoon, 9, Mdr5. &uliilde 5om-
Jet Iruppen baben, mie nod 2onoon
geneloet miro, Mngriffe an Ser welt=
Iiden gSront gegen bie Bolen uno an
ser n0r6liden 6ront gegen 6ie Stn=
men eingeleitet. Sn beioen Talen 1ol=
len Sic 8oli6etDifi abgei6lagen por=
SEN fem. @uBer0en io1en Die SiH=
men, tpie aus 9elitngfors beri6tet
tpiro, I'M Murn1nn-@ebi eine @egen=
offenfipe eingeleitet bdben, ourd 6ie
8oli9etpifi- -9inien binourdge georungen
fein uno 1id Gebolo nabern. 9ie Of
feniipe Der 8ol1detpifi gegen Die $50
len nnr6e 5n bei6en Seiten Der Brt=
bet=Siin1pfe begonnen, pie Central
Stems aus Berlin erfdbrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11
@Gre at 9e,1tfdllun6s Sell.

8erlin, Z. Wdr5. - Gelomari6au
bon 9inbenburgs &an6ioatur fir Die
oent i9e Brdiioenti6aft miro IN einem
loeben bier erlailenen Mufruf mlfs
oringertofe befiir1portet. 8ie bie
.Morgenpolt" r1itteilt, 1T Der Mnf=
ruff oas grgebnis zines l1ebereinfon1=
mems 5rpii9en Ser Sectional l1n6 Der
BoIfsportei. Ser u2ofal Nn5etger"
bebnuptet 5l1 tpiiIet 0aB Ser 5elomar=
id)un Die gton1ir1ation an11ebmen mir
Sc. 6ei1l Mon1e tp11r0e i6on friiber
a1s Ser 0es &anoibnten 0es 8olfes filr
Sen r6biten Brdlibentidafts
genannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11

Der bus Nmenbement 1ridt fiir notig
bielten uno> neil onsielbe nidt BON
0reibiertel Der 2egislaturen ratifi5iert
tD1roe.
8erufl1ngen.
Sic 8eiesmaBigfeit getpiiier Getle
oes 8ur6fiibrungsgelebes lit inbol-
biert in 5dnen bon Nppenationen ge-
gen @eribt ibtsentideioungen in aentl1-
fD u1b Maliabuiets. @eneraIanmalt
Mbeeler Ser Anti-5nloon 2eague er-
lubte Tim @rlnubnis grgumente fiir
bic 2egalitat bes 8ur6fiibrungsg
bes einreiden 3u biirfen.
Die beutige Berbanblung lDnr mn
fir Ole Anborung bon grglmenten
.angeiett bod miro eine balbtge Gnt=
ideioung erDartet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11
0ebs als grdiibentid oibat.

NaiInoufee, SIS, 6. Mar5 ssr1
elmer gerianml1ng bes not1onnle11
greefntibfon1itees Der io5ialIlti1hen
8artei puroe beIdloifen, Die &anoloo-
tl1r bon gugene g. Debs fir oas Rrd-
ii0ertenalnt 5u el1lpfeblen rlr1b ing Sc
.bens 5lt rufen gebs 1T altgenblif liflib
Elm Snialle beg gefdngniiles IN af-
5lanfn, 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11

8a1bineton, s. Mdr5. 8or oent
Bnnoe noespbergeridt argumentierte1l
beute oie @enerolanpalte BON Nbooe
sssslano rno gaetp sSerlep, iDelh lestes
=rer oorun1 eriubt batte, Iib ben bonn
Ieriteren eingeleitete1l &lageDerfa fabren
|anihlieBen at birfen, iiber bic 8on=
ititufionaIitdt oes grpbibtio tioIlsamen=
oements unb oes Durhfiibrungs sgeie-
bes.
graner iuplIen babei ieiH.
N1it grIoubr1is oes @efi9ts Tetbte
glnmalt gIiba Root fir. Sic 8ereintg-
ten Stonten Brauerper ereinig1lHg EN-
ibriftlihes Mrga1menf gegen @enab-
r1nq Ser bon Ser 8egier,1rg bean
traqten Mbtpeifung bes BON RHgooe Ssss.
lan6 eingeleiteten &fageberfnbrens
Elm u1o tritf fir nngiltigf itserndr-
una Des Mrnenbenents nt0 1nonrbz
fiibrborfeit oes GolIteaogefeRes N
Nbobe sssIano ein, meil Der aongreB
pnb orei GierteI Der gtuatsl legislatn-
rem unter Ser 8erfaifung 5a feiner iol=
ben 8eietgebung beredttgt iino, tpe1l
Mrtifel 5 Ser Gerfaiiung nidt 5nr
9lnnnbne eines Mmenbernents bereb=
tigt, oas Ste Yoli5ei= u1to 8eglerungss
gelpolt ser Stoaten 5erit0rt nno lie
oes 6eIbItDerpaIt ngsredtes beruubt,
neil 2peibrittel Ser &ongreBntitg1ie=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11

Seer gorf, s. Mdr. - Der nfein6=
li6e Musl1r0er" bot ieBt freie 8abn,
penn er ben stu11b slmeritas bon ben
5iiBen idiitteln min. Die @inipanbe=
rungsitation auf gais Sslanb bai
Nabridt erbalten, DOB oie 8eitinl=
mung aufgeboben 1T, ,ponab Die an=
geb0rigen iol9er Nationen, nit benen
SnfeI Sam iu1ner nod feinen 5rie-
ben geibloiien bat, Dor Der Nusreiie
eine grlaubnis CUR Mbfabrt ertuirfen
au1Bten.
Seem yorf, s. Mar5. 9ie 4ufbe,
bung Der 8eitimmung erfolgte burd
einen grefutibbefebl. Die Notmen6ig=
felt, cine Nusreile=@ =@rluubnis gu er-
langen batte 5nblreiden gnerifal1ii-
ben pieI ungelegenbeiten bereitet, Oh.
glei6 in Ger Iebten 3eit lire Biin-
1de riidfibtsponer bebanoelt pur6en,
Maes, mas Der .feinblide Nusldn=
Der" fiinftig braudt, Inn Baifage gu
erlangen, 1T Elm Sob bon bem Sip
fontaten ooer &onlularbean1ten Der
Gegierung. Die bier Die SSntereiien
}eines @ein1lanoes bertritt. Sir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11

SSoa9im perlieB barauf Dos Sotel.
Bas oie frnn5oiifden 8eb0roen fir
Sbrittee getan baben, lit 5l1nahft 1tidt
befnnnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-11

Canada orobt nit 2iidtritt bonn
8oIferbuno, faas es ni6t als ltinm=
beredtigte Notion anerfannt miro.
Ser erite Sbritt CUR Selbitfdnoig=
feit!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
Lodges

Perth Amboy Lodge No. 7s4.
Benevolent n Protective Order OF
Elks, will meet tonight at the club
house in Madison nj Several
candidates are expected to be initiat-
ed at this time and further prepare
lions for going down to the annual
reunion of the New Jersey State AS
ISOLATION OF Elks at Asbury Park will
be made. Exalted Ruler George j.
Miller will be in the chair.
Goodwill Association at It's meet
ing last night at Goodwill hall took in
WI new members. The new club pins
were distributed to the members
present and arrangements were made
for a practice of the drum. f1fe and
bugle corps tomorrow night at the
rooms OF the association.
Representatives of various courts
in this section we're at the meeting OF
Court Barron. Foresters of America.
in Woodbridge last night when an
official visit of several grand court
officers was made into the district.
Court Amboy. No. SIS and Court Stan
dard. No. III of this citv were 10Th
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTS
DELEGATES TODAY

BIZ The Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, May 1S:-Sev-
enty-six delegates to the Republican
national convention and an equal
number of the Democratic nominal
ing assembly are being elected in
pennsylvania today at statewide pri-
maries.
The electors in Pennsylvania have
The privilege of indicating their pres
preference, but only the
name of Edward Randolf Wolff. n
retired business man OF Philadelphia.
appears on the Republican ballot and
only tina of Attorney General A.
Mitchell Palmer is on the Democra-
tic presidential preference ballot.
The Democratic faction opposing
Attorney General Palmer has asked
It's supporters to write in the name of
William G.. McAdoo on the ballot.
There are numerous fights for
places on the Republican delegation,
the contest being for presidential
matters and presidential preference.
There are twelve delegates-at-large
TO be elected and fifteen candidates
We're nominated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
KEkSBEY FIREMEN HOLD
THEIR ANNUAL ELECTION

At a very enthusiastic and well at
tended meeting of Protection Fire
Company No. l held here last night,
the annua election of officers took
place with the following results;
President VIM. Romer: vice presi-
dent, John Schilcox; treasurer. Jacob
Bertram; secretary. Robert Fullerton,
reelected; sergeant-at-arms. Anton
Eisler, reelected: trustee for three
years. Peter A. Johnson; foreman of
hose, James Quish; assistant foreman,
Michael Parsler; foreman of truck,
George Fullerton; assistant foreman,
Michael 500 fire police, Peter John
con II Claus Lund. Charles Wagon
hotter was the locals choice for the
position of second assistant fire chief
Of this district.
Heinrich Moog, present chief. ~retires
In June. The race for the secretary
honors was close and one vote decided
he winner, Joseph Holobovich being
defeated. Charles Wagenhoffer de-
feated Robert Holberts for the posi-
ton of second assistant chief.
The secretary was authorized to
notify the freeholders of the condition
of the drainage in front of the fire
house. The newly elected men Will
take Office next month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
Presidential Row Gets Ready

CHICAGO. May 1S.-"Presidentia
Row." an institution unique In Amer.
can politics. is preparing for the fnal
drive that will eliminate the week OF
June s in the nomination of a Repub-
lean candidate for President of tn,
United States.
THE Row which each four year.
is the center of national p~re-conven
ton politics. is going through the big
.gest season In itsN history.
Presidential Row" includes parts
of two Michigan Boulevard hotels
which are connected by a subterran-
can passageway. and along the row
every leading Republican Presidential
candidate has established or will es.
tablish his headquarters. Here toe
the Republican national committee
maintains extensive offices, while the
Democratic committee meets here or
occasions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
ANOTHER BANK
AT WOODBRIDGE
Inspection Made by Govern
ment Bank Officials for a
Charter Ryan a Backer

An inspection has been made by
government bank officials on the APP
plication for a charter for a new
bank at Woodbridge and 1t is under
stood that the inspectors have re-
ported favorably for the granting of
the charter to the new institution.
The new institution will be known rs
the Woodbridge National Bank and
will be the second National bank to
be located in Woodbridge.
John L. Ryan, of the Mutton Hol-
low Brick Company Of Woodbridge,
is aid to be one of the hackers of
the new institution. and when in
formation was sought concerning the
bank today all inquiries were referred
TO Mr.. Ryan, but he could not be
located. 1t is said hat several Perth
Amboy and Woodbridge men are in
ferested in the new bank nut their
names could not be learned today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
TAKEN OUT
Of CASTOR OIL
BY NEW PROCESS
Remarkable Method Perfected by Laboratory
Experts of spencer Kellogg q
sons, Inc.

When the doctor says take castor OIL
you need no longer shudder. by a new sci
entifc process all the disaEreeabIe features
have been removed from this famous old
remedy. Chemists Of Spencer Kellogg a
sons, Inc, one OF the worlds largest manu-
lecturers OF castor oil, have perfected a re-
markable process BY which the taste is ah-
solutely eliminated. Nothing is removed
except the taste. Strength and purity are
absolutely unchanged. Kellosg's Tasteless
Castor OIL settles the question OF the best
laxative. No pills or drugs are 90 prompt
and thorough as natures pure remedy. cas-
tor oil. That's why doctors always prescribe
IL. Now you can get In KelloRe's Castor
OIL a pure. full-strength form that is Just
as easy TO take as a good salad oil. Two
sizes, Soc and 65c. At all good druggists
ADV,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
YIN. II. A.

The regul meeting OF the public
speaking cluo will take place tonight
in the association rooms. George
Miller. who is in charge of this club
q surprise in store for the boys.
There will be a girl scout meeting
Thursday night st which time Mr.
.Brennes, the campaign director for
the Y. NJ. II. A. will address the
scouts. The committee requests thai
all girls bring their mothers as there
VIII be a message for them also. The
program will consist of competition
games. and refreshments will b'
served.
Due to the Jewish holidays. the &C
.~tivities of the association will cease oil
Sunday and Monday with exception Of
the reading room.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18

represented by several past chief
rangers and other members of both
courts. Grand Auditor Martin F..
Ryan, of this city. a past chief ranger
lof Court Amboy headed the delega-
tion that ven up from here. Presi-
dent Edward G. Smith. Of the Past
lChief Rangers Association of Middle
sex county was there with twenty-five
ipast chief rangers. There were about
a hundred In the hall. Grand Chief
Ranger Howard Jefferys. of Toms
River, Grand Secretary Warren T.. J..
Jobes. OF Hoboken. together with w.
~. Waling Of Roosevelt. a member OF
the grand court were there and made
ian address. There were about fifteen
that went up from this city. Follow
ing the meeting a social time was held
with refrephments served under the
direction of the entertainment COM
mittee Of the Woodbridge court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
NIXON TRANSFERS BIG
TRACT TO GOVERNMENT
By Star Correspondsn

NEW BRUNSWICK. May 1S.-A
deed for the transfer of six tracts OF
land in Raritan Township, part OF
Camp Raritan. from Lewis Nixon and
Sally Wood Nixon to the United States
Government was filed in the county
clerks office today. The six tracts
total about ESQ acres the consideration
mentioned being SAC .526.10 with in
I%terest from March 7, 1919. Nixon re.
'tains the right to sue the government
for the balance of money due on the
sale. he claiming that the price men.
toned I'm the deed Is only 80 per cent,
of the actual cost.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
Lost Girl Found ON Coas,

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Henrietta.
Butte, fifteen year old daughter OF a
wealthy Cuban cigar manufacturer
who disappeared from her home here
April IL has been found In Los Angeles
after a nation wide search according
TO information received today at police
headquarters. The girls father will
leave at once for the Pacific coast to
bring her home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
To sentence Ex.Pay1naster

U STAT CoTreSDCndent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, May 1S.-Fred
Stillick the former paymaster and
timekeeper at the Nixon Nltration
plant was taken back from Philadel-
phia yesterday by Ferd David on ex-
tradition papers signed by the gov
ernor. Stillick plead o vult to a
charge of taking $4,000 from the
company between June !, 1919. and
January IF his year. The probation
officer is investigating the case and
the man will likely come up for SEN
tence on Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
SHE FEELS FINF NOW

Aches and pains often indicate kidneys
out OF order. Your Kidneys surely need
help-and quickly-when your hands OF
feet are swollen and you feel dull and
ergy and there Is a puffy look under the
eyes. Mrs. L. Gibson. 12tth and Edison St.
LaJunta, Colo, writes: MY kidneys were
giving me a great deal OF trouble for some
time. I took Foley Kidney Pills and they
helped mo right away. I feel fine now"
Sold by Rarnekoy q Petx.-Adv. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
Will Is PrObated

ID SfdT UO~TTeSpOHdeHt.
NEW BRUNSWICK, May 1s.-The
will of Ludwig ~Jungtorius of East
Brunswick township who died on
May s was probated before the surro-
gate this morning. The entire estate
of the deceased is left to the widow,
Elizabeth who Is also the execptrix
of the estate. The other next of kin
are, Gustav a brother, living in Ger
many. and a sister, Henrietta Griener,
residing in Connecticut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18

HOBOKEN, May 1s.-Police In
spector Daniel Kiely who esterday
lodged a formal Arge OF murder
against Willie Sch kel a Youngstown
waiter. recently Wrought here from
Ohio in connection with the Staying
of Fritz Rueckert, wealthy metal
manufacturer, announced he
had obtained a written statement or
great importance from Schlagel's
wife"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
The TIhos. scuIIy Now Police Boat

The new police boat John +. Hylan
for the city of New York will be
christened with champagne on Satur-
day afternoon is the announcement
made this morning. Mrs. John +.
Sinnott, a daughter of Mayor Hylsn,
for whom the boat Is named, will be
the sponsor for the city. The new
police patrol was formerly the
Thomas Scully. a tug owned by the
Scully Line of South Amboy before IL
was taken over by the United States
government during the war.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
Trade Name Is Filed.

NEW BRUNSWICK. May ia
certificate of trade names was filed
in the office of the county clerk by
the Star Auto Sales Company, 2S4
morning. This business Is conducted
by Stephen Sclbienski, who will con-
duct a general automobile accessory
business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION

AhENIAlN
Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids will
be received by the State Highway Commits
sion Of New Jersey for the foIio1vins
behring's 70 be made in connection with
preliminary Investigations concerning
construction Of Perth Ambcy-South Am
boy Bridge. Estimated. 1900 feet earth
borings; lbO feet rock borings.
Bids will be opened and read in public at
the omice OF the state Highway Commission,
Broad street Bank Building. Trenton, New
Jersey. on Tuesday. June sth, 1920 at f0ss0
A. NJ. standard Time.
Specifications. form Of bid and general In
formation as to the above are on file in this
Office Of c. A. Mead. Chief Engineer OF
Bridges. go Broad street. Newark. n. J.,
and may be obtained upon request. Bids
must be made on proposal forms in the man
ner designated therein and as required by
sealed envelopes bearing me name and adj
dress % bidder and the name of the Job on
the outside, addressed to
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
BROAD STREET BANK BUILDING.
TRENTON. y. J..
and must he accompanied by a certified
check for not less than ten per cent. 90
per cent? 81 the amount CT the bid, and be
delivered at the above place on or before
the hour named. Copies Of the proposal
form viii be furnished With other informs-
tlnn on application.
Each bidder must company his bid with
a certificate from a surety company, duly
authorized to do business In this State. stat
Ing that such surety company Will provids
said bidder With a bond in such sum as 10
visions OF said specifications. conditioned for
the faithful performance OK the provisions
Of the specifications.
by order OF the state Highway Commits
sion.
A. LEI GROVER,
FEfFQ -EUe 4 CkN1f Gf.-t-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
Greek and Turk Troops Clash
- H. 4an1aln4ad n.aa

CONSTANTINOPLE. May w.
Greek and Turkish troops have
clashed about twenty-five miles east
of Smyrna. where Turks are taking
the offensive and apparently are
massing reinforcementS preparatory
10 further advances against the
Greeks. Fighting occurred between
Magnisa and Menamen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18

ATLANTIC CITY. May 1S.-A cor
.oner's jury last night returned a ver-
dict that John Citizens. OF Fleming
ton. died from a fractured skull re-
ceived in a fall resulting from a blow
from Harry Clark. Clark is held on
"a charge of manslsughter. Citizens
was a witness in a divorce suit in
stituted by Mrs. Clark in chancery
court
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
Discuss Road Program.

NEW BRUNSWICK, May 18-The
Freeholders held a busy session last
night, working on the road schedule
No prepare same for ext Thursdays.
There are still a few of the roads
where repairs are needed. which have
not as yet beer placed on this sched-
ME.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
MOT0RIST RELEASED ON
MANSlAUGHTER CHARGE

Vt 'TUW NVF sSpVNucWE.
NEW BRUNSWICK, May 1S:-
John NJ. Lindsay. OF Newark, arrest
ed in Woodbridge on Sunday on a
charge of m~anslaughter growing out
Of the death of Mrs. Mary Dunn. who
was hit by his auto, was released
from the county Jail here yesterday
III $ $4,000 bail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
COUNTY BRIEFS

SAYREVILLE, May 1S-Smoke
coming from the vicinity of Baritan
attracted a great deal of attention
along the waterfront this morning. ii
appearing as If there was a fire at
Rattan arsenal or in the Nixon Nj
tration works. 1t was later learned
that the meadows there were being
burned out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
STATE NEWS

NUTLEY. May 1S:-Ernest II.
Cook, who poued the highest vote of
the three city commissioners elected
q week ago, was chosen mayor today
by Commissioners Albert T.. Howe
and Rudolphig Schaaf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
Cars Crash; Auto Burns

NEW BRUNSWICK. May 1S:-A
collision between a touring car and q
Public Service trolley car occurred at
the coFner Of George street and Car
men street about II o'clock last
night. The automobile, owned by
Mr.. Dawson Of Spotswood, was al
most totally damaged. but no one was
injured.
An automobile truck Containing a
heavy cargo Of barrels burned up in
front OF the Hotel Pines last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18

CLIFTON. May 1s:-Three men
were injured, two seriously, when
their automobile overturned while
negotiating a sharp turn here early
today. George Wright, of South
Orange, and William Anthony, of
Somerville, who sustained possible
fractured skulls, are in st. Mary's
Hospital, Passaic. while Henry Doran
of Newark, who was less seriously
injured, was taken to st. Michaers
Hospital in that city. The automo-
bile WAS wrecked
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
MONTCLAII

MONTCLAIR, May 1S:-FuneraI
services for Henry l.. Yost, for a
quarter century a magistrate here,
who died Sunday at the age of sixty
three. Will be held tomorrow. Flags
on the municipal buildings will be
half-masted as a mark of respect for
the former magistrate who retired on
April 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
WOODBRIDGE

WOODBRIDGE. May 1S-The
block dance which was scheduled for
last Thursday night under h aus
pices of the American Legion Post
No 81, and the Woodbridge fire de-
partment No. l, will be held tomor-
row night. This dance will. be held
on Main street from Pear street to
William street. Music will be fur
nished by Professor Horner's or
ehpStra
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-18
BRoAp STREET BANK BUILDING


Ella q. Meade and Louis II. Meade, exc
eutor Of Frank s. Meads. deceased, by al
rection OF the Surrogate of the County OF
Middlescx. hereby gives notice to the credi-
tors OF the said Frank S. Meade to bring
in their debts. demands and claims against
the estate of the said deceased, under oath
or affirmation, within nine months from
this date, or they Will be forever barred Of
any action therefor against the said exc
cutors.
Dated. April 10. 1920.
ELLA u. MEADE
LOUIS IL. MEADE.
Executors.