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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-27
@raf Yrintius &c., Serausseber,
Sermauu, Wu.

Entered as Second Class Matter Week
ly at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 8,
1879.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-27

Select your tires 40.
oo1dina to the roads
they have to travel:
In sandy or billy coun-
ery, wherever the going
Is apt to be h~eavy--The
u. 8. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The y. s. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels--
The u. S. Plain.
For best reeults-
everywhere-U. S.
Royal Cords.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30
IRA!
TRAKTAT PO-
MIEDZY POLSKA 1 BULGA-
RYA.

Warszawa, 80. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Premier bulgarski
Stambulihski Przybyi do Warsza
wy W celu prowadzenia pertrakta-
cyl W sprawie zawarcia traktatu
handlowego pomiedzy Polska i
Bulgaria. Przedkiadajac swoj
plan nowy, premier Stambulih-
ski zaznaczyf, re iednym z glow
nych jego celow jest stworzenie
bezpoSredniej komunikacyi kole-
jowej dla celow handlowych po-
miedzy Gdahskiem i Lule-Bur-
gas, odlegiym o As mil ma
wsch6d Cd Adryanopola. Pre-
mier buigarski zapewnia, re Ru-
munia ME bedzie przeciwna ia
kiej umowie, albowiem wykona-
ME tego planu przyniosioby bcz-
poSrednie korzy5ci i Rumunii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30
NOTA KSIECIA SAPIEHY
KORZY-
STNY ZWROT OLA MAS
ROKOWANIACH POKO-
JOWYCH.

Warszawa, 8. grudnia. (Poczta)
Kraza pogsoski jakoby bolszewi-
cy w odpowiedzi ma note ks. Sa-
piehy W sprawie rokowan i usta-
lcnia terminu podpisania trakta-
tn pokojowego wystaprli z pro-
pozycya. ably postanowienia TO-
zejmowe dotyczace terninu wypo
wiedzenia rozejmu zmieniono tax,
ably zostal zawarty rozejm ma
przeciag 2 miesiecy, be- mozno-
sci zcrwania go pred upfywem
lego terminu. Bolszewicy w "a
milan "a to zgodzili sig rozpoczac
demobilizacye swcj armii / goto'
wi beda zIotem i brylantami Ia
PLACID "a szkody wyrzadzone Pol
see przez ich armie. (WiadomoSc
o demobilizacyi p%otwierdza sic W
dzisicjszych telcgramach. Przyp.
Red. DE-. Chic.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30
%TsIsgramyz% agraniczne'
Dokonczenie &c strony l-szej.

Niepowodzcnie w rozwiaza-
niu kwcstyi agarnej, korupcya
,zadu, drozyzna, separatystycz-
ny ruch w Transylvanii, Bukowi
ME ! Bessarabii oraz zacickie wal
ki partyjne czynia Pozycye rza-
du rumunskiego bardzo niepewnq
i wzmacniaja komunistow.
'Bolszewicy rumunscy 50 podej
rzani, re znajduja sic oni W Sci
slych stosunkach z bolszewrka-
mi balkanskimi. Wybuch bomby
rok temu w teatrze .Odean" l
fatalna eksplozya, ktora niedawno
m;a}a miejsce W parlamcncie ru-
munskim, jest dzieiem jednych i
tych samych agentow.
Wszyscy Rosyanie 50 przcci-
VIM Oddanlu BcSSarabu Kumunl1.
Czlonkowie rozbitej armii Wran-
gla, Z ktorymi correspondent roz-
mawial, jednogioSuie przyznaiq,
re Rosya ME zgodzi sic ma utrate
BeSSarabii.
CzIonek dclegacyi botszewi-
ckiej W Rydze Manuilski wyrazii
sic, re Rosya ME uzna aneksyi
Hcssarabii Przcz Rumunie / de-
oyzya al;ant6w W tel sprawie row
riez ME zostaia uznana przez So
wiety. Bessarabia ME pragnie wca
ie anekSyi, a zrcszt2 ME pozwo-
lono jej zamaniicStowac swej
wIasnej woli.N
Pomiedzy Rumunia ! Bu}garyQ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30
LIGA w SPRAWIE T
SKIEJ MA KO-
RZYSG POLSKI.

Warszawa, 80. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Plebiscytowa Komisya
Ligi Ludlow zwrocila sic z for
malncm zawiadomieniem do RIA
du litewskiego, re LIMA kolejowa
Wilno-D zwihsk ma p~ozostac PREY
Polsce, plebiscyt zaS bedzie pre-
prowadzony ma zachod Cd tel IL
rii.
Przypuszczaja, re wskutek ia
k;ej decyzyi Ligi Ludlow Litwini
porzuca idee plebiscytu W okre-
gu wilenskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30

Niemiec. Zedanie tie Niemcy u
wazaja "a infrakcye traktatu
wersalskiego, wediug kt6rego for
tece niemieckie maja pozostac W
takim samym s%tanie, W jakim by
}y do 10 stycznia 1920 roku.
Nota wskazuje, re komisya da-
zy do pozostawienia Niemcom
tyiko trzcch fortec, a mianowl-
Gle, forteca Swinemunde bedzie
pozostawiona W dotychczasowym
stanic, forteca Pillau bedzie mo-
gla posiadac tylko IS dzial "a
miast IS i Krolewiec tylko p.
w nocie swej Niemcy podkreS
laja fakt niebezpieczehstwa re
wschodu, wskazujac ma nicbez-
pieczeistwo wznowienia wojny
|polsko bolszewickiej, w razie
wybuchu kt6rej Niemcy byiyby
bezbronne ma swej granicy
wschodniej. Toto jeszcze jeden
pow6d, dlaczego Niemcy talk IL
SLIME ~staraja sic O rozsiewanic
Ipoglosek O zerwaniu rokowah ry-
skich i O mozliwem wznowieniu
wojny polsko moskicwskiej, -
Przyp. Rcd.)
Wobec powyzszych faktow
Niemcy prosza o odroczenie roz-
broienia fortec ma granicy wscho
dniej az do czasu wyjaSnienia sic
|sytuacyi,
Gdyby alianci przychylili sic
do proSby Nicmc6w, to twierdza
krolewiecka miaiaby 900 armat.
kustryhska 16S, Z ktorych los
lest ciezkiego kalibru, twicrdza
zas Boyer posiadaiaby 81 armat
polowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30
NIEMCY PROTESTUJA
PRZECIWKO ZDEMONTO-
WANIU DIAL T
NIGH.

Berlin, 80. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Rad niemieoki zwr6cil
sic Z nota do Rady ambasadorow
Paryzu, protestujac przeciwko
zQdaniom komisyi kontrolujacej
zdcmontowania dziai foftecznych
CO ma bye dokonanc w jcdcnastu
do czternastu fortecach ma poiu-
dniowej i ma wschodniej granicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30
ANGIELSKA PARTYA PRA-
CY POPIERA IDEE SAMO-
OKRESLENIA IRLANDYI.

CY POPIERA IDEE SAMO-
OKRESLENIA
Londyn, 80 grudnia. 49, Ma spe-
cyalnej konferencyi angielskiej
partyi piracy, zwo}anej wczoraj
W Londynie, ~powzieto rezolucye
poparcia zqdah lrlandczykow W
sprawie samookreSlenia.
Rad BOLSZEWICKI OLA
POLSKI ME PRZESTAL
ISTNIEc.
Helsingfors, 80. grudnia.
Rad bolszewicki ola Polski, zor-
g~anizowany przez Radka-Sobel-
soma w chwili inwazyi bolszewic-
kiej ma Warszawe, mic zostai do
tychczas jeszcze rozwiazany.
Rad Sowdepii przeznaczyf W
FMoskwie do dyspozycyi komlsa-
'rzy bolszewickich, przeznaczo-
'nych ola Polski, specyalny lokal.
Rad sowietow subwencyonuje
cz}onk6w rzadu bolszewickiego
ola Polski: Marchlewskiego,
|Kohna, Unszlichta / Prochniaka
|wraz Z ca}ym personelem urged
niczym. Komisarze ci pozostaja
w nieuStannym kontakcie Z rzs-
dem sowieckim.
Rad bolszewicki ola Polskl
|redaguje caly szereg broszur a.
|gitacyjnych w jezyku polskim,
|kt6rc wysyIa do Polski potajem-
ME, a zwlaszcza do Warszawy,
|Lodzi / Dabrowy.
URUGWAJ VITA SEKRETA-
RIA COLBY.
Wontewideo. 80. grudnia. -
EStolica republiki Urugwajskiej II
|rzadzila wspaniaie przyjecie Sc
|kretarzowi stanu Colby, ma Geese
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30

skpwych, celem ktorego bedzie
zwiekszenie okupowanego teryto
ryum, jezeli Niemcy bedq obsta-
waiy PREY swej decyzyi.
Prey obecnej organizacyi t.
wv. ochrony obywatelskiej Mem
cy posiadaja faktycznie dwumi-
lionowa armie.
Lloyd George, ME chcac bye
iednym z grozqcych Niemcom
zbrojna interwencyq wycofai sic
z nieprzyjemnej ola niego sytua-
cyl w stosunku do Niemiec, moty
wujac swoj wyjazd waznemi
sprawami domowemi, premier
zaS Giolitti, kierujac sic prawdo-
podobnic tymi samymi wzgleda-
mi, donios' re ME moze wyjechac
L Wioch z 2owodu kryzysu "
Fiume.
Niemcy, u5wiadniajac sobie ma
prezone stosunki pomiedzy Parry
ZEN Z jednej strony a Rzymem i
Londynem z drugicj, maja nadzie
jie odosobnit Francye w jej gro
zbic, gdyz spodziewaja sic, &c a
nj Anglia ami Wiochy ME vienna
udzialu w operacyach w%ojennych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30
~SOCYALISCI ~FRANCUSCY
~PRZYSTAPILI DO MIEDZY
MOSKIE-
WSKIEJ.

Tours, 80 grudnia. - (Prasa
Stowarzyszona.) Francuska par
tya socyalistyczna uchwaliia
wczoraj wiekszoscia glosow zu-
peine polsczenie sic Z miedzyna-
rod6wkq moskicwska.
Lewica partly by4a bezwzgle-
dnie "a przylaczeniem sic do
miedzynarodowki, centrum zaS
zajeio stanowisko opozycyjnc.
Wniosek 0 przystapienie pre-
szedi jcdnak w~iekszoScia gfosow
W stosunku 3,2O9 do 1922.
Czlonkowie partyi dokladajq
wszelkich starah, azeby ME do
pu$cic do rozbicia partly, lecz
pomimo wszystko partya roz-
Gzicliia sig ma diva obozy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30
NIEMCY WYPELNIAJA WA
RUNKI POKOJOWE.

Paryz, 80 grudnia. - Andre
Tardieu, jeden z delegatow fran
cuskich ma konferencye pokojo-
wa, oSwiadczyl, re traktat wer-
salski nietylko moze bye wyko-
many, lecz jest juz wykonywany
przez Niemcow. Ma dowod tego
p. Tardieu przytacza sensacyjny
i dot2d nieznany fakt, re Mem
cy dostarczyfyly juz do tel pory
,koalicyi tytuiem restytucyi i Cd
szkodowania N,OOO,OOO,O0 900 ma
rex w zkocie, co rowna sic $1,000,
100000.
Fakt ten byl umySlnie trzyma-
ny przez Rad niemiecki W tale
mnicy, azeby podtrzymac twier-
dzenic rzadowe, re Niemcy ME sa
iodine do wykonania warunkow
traktatu.
Wediug slow p. Tardieu, trak'
tat wersalski jest wykonalny
czcgo dowodem jest normalne
wypchianic jego warunkow
przez Nicmcy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30
ktorego odbyly sic parady VOL
skowe oraz liczne bankiety.
Wielka Sposobnose ola
Szan. Rodak0w W ma
szym Skladzie.
M. IDZIKOWSKI i SYN
1909 Milwaukee Ave.

Wszelki towar Warto5ci % ty-
slecy dolarow bedzic sprzedany
nizej O 1878 procent ia dolarzc.
lest to wielka sposobnosc ola
81. Rodakow wypclnienia obo-
wiazku Sw6j do Swcgo, a ME po-
pierania co ME swoje, Il nam wro-
gle. DIS ME mozecie p~owledzlec
Rodacy, re II swoich drozej, DO
oddaje wan wszelki zysk JaNl
kupiec mice powinien. A robie to
dlatego, re doch6d przcdSwlatecz
ny ME dopisaI.
Zapraszam przeto 81. PanoW
z bliska i Z daleka do naszego
sktadu pc porzadne Patio, u
branie, Kapelusz, Czapke, Bleliz-
ne wicrzchnia spodnia i wszcl'
ka galanterye meska.
Przyidzcie, a my was obsiuzy'
my rzetcinie i uczciwie towarem'
dobrem wykohczcniem krawlcc-
klein i polska firma.
M. IDZlKOWSKI i SYN
1909 Milwaukee Ave.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30
KOMITET OLA UCZCZENlA
GEN. HALLERA,

Warszawa, 8. grudnia. - (Po-
czta.) ,,Kuryer Warszawski" do
nosi, re z inicyatywy 1wiazku
Kobiet odby}o SIG organizacyJne
zebranie celem wybrania komite-
tn ola zorganizowania uroczyste-
go ziozenia czci gen. Jozefowi
Hallerowi. Ma prezesa komitetu
powolano hr. Zamojskiego. OBJ
chod mial odbyc sic dnia 8 gru-
dnia.
ZMIANY w KIEROWNI-
|CTWIE PLACoWEK ZAGRA-
NICZNYCH.
Warszawa, 80 grudnia. - W
kierownictwie placoWek zagrani-
cznych maja nastapic zmiany.
Maja one w pierwszej linii objac
poselstwa W Berlinie, Paryzu,
Londynie j PREY Watykanie.
N1EMCY ME CHCA SIZE
ROZBRoIc.
Pary5, 80 grudnia. - Niemcy
zwrocily sic z ustnem ultimatum
do aliantow, zaznaczajac, re
~alianci musza wybierac po-
miedzy rozbrojeniem i odszkodo-
waniem.
Niemiecki podsekretarz spraw
zagranicznych ostrzegl ambasa-
dor6w angielskiego wioskiego
w Berlinie, re ola Niemiec bedzie
rzecza niemozliwa wziecie udzia-
III W finansowej konferencyi, ma
Ijacej size odbyc 10 stycznia, p. r
w Brukseli, jezeli Francya> ME
cofnie swego zadania co do roz-
brojcnia ochrony obywatelskiej
(Einwohnerwehr).
Jezeli Niemcy ME przeprowa-
dza rozbrojenia do l stycznia, to
fakt ten bedzie uwazany "a po-
gwaicenie traktatu wersalskiego
Francya bedzie W prawie zajac
zagiebie Ruhry.
Marszalek Foch i gen. Weigend
przygotowuja plan operacyi woj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30

zaczynaja wytwarzac sic bardzo
dobre stosunki sasiedzkie.
Rad sowiecki zwrocil sic z no
to do rzadu buigarskiego, proszac
go o wznowienie przyjaznych
s%tosunkow. Rad bulgarski W Cd
powiedzi swej zaznaczyl, re mic
dzynarodowa polityka Bulgaryi o
piera sic ma koalicyi, wobec czego
w obecnej chwili prosba sowie-
tow ME moze bye uwzgledniona
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30
GWALTOWNE TRZESIENIE
ZIEMI w

Buenos Aires, 80 grudnia. -
Czestc wstrzaSnienia ziemi alar-
mujq ludnoSt W okregu Mendo-
"a. G~waltowne trzesicnie ziemi
nawiedziio miasto Mendoza we
wtorek rano i trwaio 6 .sekund.
Nastepny wstrzas nastapil W pare
chwil pozniej.
Szkody spowodowane katakli-
zmem sa nicznacznc. Ofiar W lu-
dziach ME byio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-30

posnututss1 pracy1 - O1yt1j pdtnd6
o~rioszenta pod rubrya rPRACA" M
rn.1tsoh DzIENNIKA CHICAGO
SKIpCO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-09
THOUGHT CHURCH
. WAS ON FIRE
Only Filled With Smoke. Loss
Of Chimney Is the Cause.
Ru Specinl Correapondent

~ special correspondent
MATAWAN, FEB. 9.-Holy Smokes!
Church on fire. At least it was
thought that the First Methodist
church vas on fire Saturday after
noon until the fremen arrived n af-
ter an examination found that al
though the building was full of smoke,
the fire was in the furnace.
All the trouble can be laid to the
recent o The snow had formed
in a big drift on the south side of the
roof of the church and the warm sun
shine of Saturday morning started the
snow melting and it began to slide
down the slippery slate roof. The
further it slid the faster it went and
when it reached the n of the roof
it fell to the ground with q roar,
taking with it the chimney which gave
vent to one of the large furnaces in
the building.
The sexton, Gus Holmes, had just
built a fire in the furnace and as usual
a new fire is accompanied with a lot
of smoke, some of the snow remaining
on the roof. covered the hole through
(which the smoke would have gone II
the chimney had been there, with
the results that the smoke, went into
the attic of the building and found its
way out through openings in the
steeple.
People passing the church saw the
smoke n turned in the alarm. The
.firemen upon arriving at the building
thought they had a lard battle ahead
of them. but upon investigating found
the sexton changing the fire into an
other furnace, and after making sure
that no sparks from the chimney had
settled in the attic returned to the
fire house. Church was held in the
building yesterday as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-09
Keasbey

The Board Of Fire Commissioners
meeting Saturday night owing to the
lack of q quorum.
Mrs. John J. Schilcox is able to
be up and about again after having
been i'll for the past week.
Mrs. Frank Fee Is fast recovering
from her recent illness.
Mrs. Peter Johnson and son Izola
and MI. and Mrs. Robert Halberts
and child. of Fords. visited relatives
here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke and
daughter La Verne, of Perth Amboy,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Romer yesterday.
Mrs. James Quish is confined to
her home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Lund, Sr., n
tertained relatives at their homo in
Bay View avenue yesterday.
BY winning three games Friday
night Quish and Wagenhoffer moved
up to within one game of the leaders,
Fullerton and Fiddler, in the fire.
mems card tourney here. The lead
ers lost four games to Pfeiffer and
Deutsch while Quish and Wagenhof-
fer moved up at the "opens of Schil-
cox and j. Wagenhoffer. The first
four teams continue to keep within
several games Of the leaders and
next weeks games may result in
several more changes In the standing
of the teams.
Mrs. Herman Nehrkorn and son
George were out-of-town visitors
Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-09
KEYPORTCLUB
At MRS. HOSES
Delightful Session Ealoyed De-
spite the Bad Weather.
Bu special Correspo.aen..

By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Feb. 9:-Mrs. Edgar
t. Hoose entertained the Keyport
Literary Club at her home Friday
afternoon. Owing to the inclement
weather which prevailed the attend
ance was not. as large as usual, but
the meeting proved to be one of the
most enjoyable of the year. A short
business session preceded the pro-
gram, conducted by the vice presi-
dent, Mrs. L. Brewer Walling. The
club members were invited to COM
pete In a contest for the best poem,
What America Means to Me-" also
for the best short story, which is be-
ing conducted by the literary depart
ment of the federation. Plans for the
coming annual reception were dis
cussed and left in the hands of the
social committee.
h program of the afternoon
opened with a piano solo by Mrs.
Gertrude Woodhouse, after which
followed the Introduction to the Mil
lennial City by Mrs. l.. Brewer Wal
ling. I'm the Ninth Century was
read by Mrs. John w. Keough, sub
shutting for Mrs. f.. V. Wyckoff. A
piano and mandolin trio by Mrs.
George s. Hyer, Mrs. Norman B.
Lockwood and Mrs. Gertrude Wood
house followed. after which 1.-The
4 ASbolS vi iii lid SlldIlty was
presented by Miss Edith H. Hudson
and THE Home of the Red Cross'
was given by Mrs. John w. Keough,
substituting for Mrs. Harvey s.
Bedle. The program concluded with
a cornet solo by Kenneth Hoose ac-
companied by Mrs. Woodhouse. En-
cores were very generously given
after which a pleasant social hour
during which the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Woodhouse and Miss
Eloise H. Odell served dainty cakes
and ices.
Guests OF the day included Mrs.
Woodhouse, Miss Eloise H. Odell and
Miss Florence Wyckoff. Club mem
bers responding to roll call Included
Miss Anna H. Bed'e. Mrs. Harvey
Edith H. Hudson. Mrs. George s.
Hyer. Mrs John W. Keough, Mrs.
Norman B. Lockwood. Mrs. A. H.
Sands, Miss Annie l.. Triton, Mrs.
Rufus o. Walling and Mrs. p. A.
Sondergaard.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held on Friday afternoon, Febru-
airy 20, at the public library with
Mrs. Frank D.. Stiles as hostess. The
program will be of a miscellaneous
nature and will include the follow
Ing numbers: Vocal duet, Mrs. F. A.
Smith, Mrs. Phelps Cherry; musical
reading, Mrs. A. H. Sands; vocal solo.
Mrs. j.. Leon Schanck; symposium.
Greatest American Composers of
the Present Time" Mrs. E. v. Wye
kor; piano trio, Mrs. G. 8. Hyer,
Mrs. ". T. Stanhope and Mrs. e. II.
Wharton.
The twenty-eighth annual recep-
ton will be held in the public library
Thursday night, February 20. The
event will be in charge of the social
committee OF which Mrs. William T,
Van Mater is chairman,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-09

No meeting OF the Past Councillors
Association will be held tonight.
Pans had been made by the men,
bers of Joel Parker Council, No. SO,
to attend. The meeting was to have
been held at P~lainsboro.
There will be a meeting of the
Board Of Directors of the Chamber
of Commerce tonight in the Trust
for the purpose of selecting
the best slogan for South Amboy.
The regular meeting of the Intra-
Coastal Ship Canal association will
be held tonight in the City Hail. AT
ter Mr.. Coan's successful trip to
Washington and his subsequent ia
vorable report on the project, the
members of the local association are
taking a keen interest In the matter.
The meeting will be at s o'clock.
Those from this city who were in
are getting along nicely and none of
the injuries will prove fatal.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church
of our Savior. of Cheesequake will
hold q fair and supper on February
18th and 18th In the basement of the
church.
The Rabid Rivie Rooters are pre-
pared to go to Perth Ahboy tonight
and hope to see their favorites ad-
Dlllll1lcE - THINNING ~ IAO AuQAlOL
ium Five of that city. This is the
third game of the series the Rivies
being defeated in one and winning an
other. There has been even O greater
advance sale OF tickets than for the
second game.
William ]. O'Brien, has left for
Philadelphia where he has been call
ed to the bedside Of his mother. Just
before leaving his city for Philadel-
.L;c H. -~-o1,y1} r,A,-I 81 tI- IaaFI -
his sister-in-law at New York as the
result of pneumonia.
On Friday. after making several
successful trips between this city and
Perth Amboy. Bills Red Bus" be-
camo stalled at the orner of David
street and Broadway for over an hour.
After digging out the machine it pro-
ceeded on It's way. This was the only
avenue Of transportation open between
this city and Perth Amboy up until
Friday morning.
August Feaster Will no longer make
his home in this city. Gus was very
popular among the younger element
and an active member of Luke A.
Lovely Post. He will make his home
in Perth Amboy.
South Amboy Republican Club Is now
firmly established in their cosy new
quarters in the Trust Company Build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harkins of
First street, are rejoicing over the ar
rival OF a young son at their home.
Jacob Hochberger, a former resi-
dent of this county. died in Brooklyn.
Tuesday night. at the age of 7S years.
The funeral services were held Friday
afternoon.
Friends of Morgan C. Silesbee. of
Red Bank will regret to learn of his
death during the past week. Mr..
Silesbee was a former resident of this
city but Of late years has made his
homo at Red Bank
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-09
COMPANY
DENOB|L|ZES
Plans for New National Guard
Unit Under Way.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, FEB. Company
i is no more. Formal rehabilitation
took place last Thursday night at a
dinner give by Capt. Il. C. Roddy IN
the Packer House at Perth Amboy.
Besides the members OF Company f
there were men who assisted in the
bers of the South Amboy Motor Corps,
who assisted iu the transportation of
Company e at different times, ex-
members of the Company who were in
the regular service, end officers of the
Third Battalion The City Council
was represented, Councilman Delaney,
.Kress and Stanton being present.
The main dining room of the hotel
was given over for the occasion.
Lieut.. b. r. Ravens was master of
ceremonies. An elaborate dinner vas
served.
Lieut.. Ravens read letters of re-
greet from Ex-Governor Runyon who
could not be present on account of the
storm and from Inspector General of
the State Forces, 1t. Col. Robert L.
Patterson, who on his way to the train
fell and broke his wrist. H. c. Per-
rine, of this city, also sent his regrets
and thanked the members of Company
z for their service during the emer-
gency.
The speaker of the evening was
Mayor F. H. Gordon. He thanked the
members of company Il in behalf of
the people of South Amboy, for the
work that they lid. He especially
complemented them OF the efficiency
shown during the trying days OF
October 1918.
Capt. Roddy who was the host of
the evening was the next speaker. He
said: The story OF Company F. is a
story Of the doctrine of preparedness,
put into action. Our country going
into the World War In 1917. with q
resultant heavy increase Of munition
plants in our midst made 1t more es-
sential than aver that South Amboy
be given the fullest measure of pro-
lection, trained. equipped and ready
for emergency duty"
He outlined the organization and
service rendered. laying particular
stress on the work during the explo~
sion. In conclusion he said. Their
work, while not for a minute to be
compared with the wonderful work of
the Amboy boys overseas, was work
that had to be done and sometimes
the small service becomes even great
In the doing Of the duty that lies near
est.
Capt. Ralph Gorseline, OF New
Brunswick, told OF the friendly rela-
ions between the two companies.
J. f. Fulton who with Capt.
Roddy was largely responsible for the
organization OF the company spoke
next. He was followed by Rev. G..
w. McCombe who ave a spirited
talk on Service" He urged that the
members OF the company advance as
far as possible Characterization" A
short snappy address by Corporal
South and "Top" Sergeant Fred II.
Bloodgood completed the evenings
program.
At the speakers table were Capt.
Il. C. Roddy, Capt. II. Wiseman of
Asbury Park. Capt. r. NJ Gorsline,
New brunswick: Sergt. Carl Van
Dyke. of Asbury Park, Jos. Surgue
OF Asbury Park. Mayor Frank II;
Gordon, Rev. G.. w. McCombe and
J.. F.. Fulton. Lieut.. b. r. Ha-
ycns sat at the right OF Capt. Roddy
and Lieut.. George J Hasslaeher at
the left of the host.
First knowledge OF a proposed Ma
tionaI Guard Company to be organ