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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-15
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA
AT ANNUAL ELECTION

The Daughters of Isabella, meet
ing in the Knights of Columbus club
rooms last night, elected a corps OF
new officers for the coming year
which bids fair to ably carry on the
good work of the retiring officers.
The grand regent Is Mrs. Richard
White and the vice regent Miss Ella
Ostrye. Miss Ida sullivan is the
financial secretary; Miss. Ella Clad
elk, historian: Miss Anna Donovan.
treasurer: Miss Margaret Toolan.
prophecies: Mrs. John Egan. organ
list: Mrs. Charles Kubik, sentinel,
and Miss Catherine O'Brien, the new
sentinel.
The trustees for the coming year
are Mrs. John Huff and Mrs. John
Beatty. Mrs. Joseph Mclaughlin
was appointed chairman of the sup
plies and weekly card parties and
will be assisted by Misses Catherine
CROSBY and Blanche Van SICKLE.
Il was decided that the club cele-
brate the new elections with the in
terchange OF presents Tuesday night
December 2S, for which event 9
Christmas tree will be erected and
the gifts placed thereon.
A surprise was also planned FOL
the orphanage at Hopewell and the
children of the parochial schooI
here will not be forgotten by this
group.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-15
Love is the Ono Inexhaustible Gran
-deur of Our Existence

Love is the Ono Inexhsustible Gran
rdeur of Our Existence
"Chrys says l waste too much
emotion erotically. She says most
women do. Bob isn't worth ii, she
AYERS, and she ought to know be-
cause h is his twin! She insists
that all women take love too siren
uously. that We ought to take it as
men do, make it of our lives a thing
apart and not our whole exist
ence.'
rs Chrystobel talking about the
double standard of morals? Does
she demand more liberty for wom-
en- 2" l felt Martha's fingers stifen
OF mine.
"No-not by any means. She only
says that a man in love demands
idealism plus from a woman, de-
mands unity oneness, immolation,
Of her. and then splits up his own
emotions according to his opportu-
nifty. and thinks that he is fair! But
Chrys doesn't believe that woman
ought to initiate him. She thinks
roman ought to teach him a finer
doctrine OF love, and that he could
learn IL. and would learn it. grad
uaHy. in a few thousand centuries,
perhaps, if m doled u her
love, shred for shred, piece for
piece, her whole for his whole, in
stead of giving a whole for a part.
as she is too often willing to do"
l paused to catch my breath and
again my pretty Portia reproved
me-:
Don't fool yourself, Jane" she
said sternly. Love is the n in
exhaustible grandeur of u exist
ence. The more a woman spends,
the more she has. But when a
woman begins to measure out her
love, and to dole it out, it shrinks,
my dear. So lavish your love upon
Bob, throw it away upon him. waste
it, squander it! That's the only way
you'll ever come by a cure for your
hurt heart, my dear!"
THAT sounds very fine. Martha,
but have you eve tried your own
theory"
Then came Daddy Lorimer and
spoiled our intimate conversation.
80 here's another n of my best
girls he exclaimed gayly, as he
advanced with hands outstretched
to meet my guest.
"And here's your toll, old dear!'
Martha deposited a gentle peck up
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-15
HOME FOR AGED AUXILIARY
SALE TOMORROW

Tomorrow afternoon and evening
the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Home
for the Aged will hold their novelty
sale in the chapel of the First Pres
byterian church. The sale will in
clude a variety of useful and pretty
aprons and fancy articles besides
homemade food which the mem-
bers of the auxiliary have been SOL
letting. The sale will begin at 2
o'clock in the afternoon and will
last until everything is sold in the
evening. Mrs. Eugene Romond is
chairman of the committee who are
working to make the sale a success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-15
CLUB L A
WHY WE HAVE THIS CLUB

1t is part of the bushes of our Ban ito ncoTage THRIFT ma 10 Naa economy - In
10 better way can we renders service to all of the ueoule ot TINS city ana ccmmuunW, " h
giving them a dfmte pn for saving their money Dur Chr"nas Noh Js's Wh" P'
To make "Sayers" lot "Spenders" Ut of our bys and girls.
To enable everyone, old and young to become acquainted whit The hankmg. ouA-
ness so thatw hen they have moneyt they will know its value ad how to take care OF IT,
To giey ou a Bank Connection" and show you hoy our Bank an help you IN
Matters
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-15
Plan Christmas Event

The Danish One Hundred Ladies'
Society met yesterday afternoon at
Frem hall and completed arrange
ments for the Christmas tree cele-
bration that is to be held at WASH
ington hall Wednesday night, Dec.
20. This affair will be for the mem
bers of the society, the Danish Hun
dred Men Society and their friends
and families. There will be a tree
from which presents will be distrib-
uted, and refreshments will be
served. There will be dancing to
follow.
The committee in charge of the
arrangements include Mrs. Chris
Hansen. Mrs. c. knudsen, Mrs. Il.
Lund. Mrs. Clara Williamson and
Mrs. Fonskove. A social followed
the meeting yesterday, and refresh
ments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-15
MRS. CRUISE REPORTS
ON COMM UNITY WORK

Mrs. Edith NJ. Cruise, who is in
charge of the splendid work which
is being accomplished daily at the
Community House in tombstone
street. has submitted her report TO
the board of directors of the Com
munity Association for the month of
November. The report is as follows:
140 calls made. 90 lessons given. 3S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-15
Aid tuberculosis Work

The Middiesex County Tuberculo-
sis Society is badly handicapped in
their efforts. due to the lack OF
workers. 1t was planned to have
persons in all the banks and the
post office and other places. How
ever, they find hat they have not
enough to carry on the work at the
post office, and they are making ef-
forts to get persons interested to
help irthe campaign this week.
On Saturday Mrs. Hoffner collect
ed $3.50. and yesterday Miss Helen
Sorensen succeeded in getting $3.50
at the post Office building. The
workers hope to swell the amount
taken in so far, and r making
every effort to get additional help in
their ranks as Dor as possible. They
would be glad to have any one in
terested in this campaign give their
services and will welcome all the aid
they can possibly get.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-15
KEYPORI

Mr.. and Mrs Asbury w. Camp
bell and daughter Averill were the
recent guests of friends in New
York.
During Monday night six planks
on the bridge spanning Matawan
creek at West Keyport we're broken,
due to an extra heavy truck passing
over the bridge.
Mrs. Lorenzo Ravens will enter
tain the members of the Ladies' Aid
of Calvary NJ. L. church at the
church this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-15
Association 10 Meet.

Perth Amboy Review. No. 81 Wo-
: mans Benefit Association of the
Maccabees will meet tonight at Red
Mems hall. All members are being
urged to be present as important
business will be transacted. All
plans will be completed for the pub
lie installation to be held in Janu-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-04-09
ANNUAL TAX SALE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN
County Of Shiawassee. 90


The County in chsnesry.
tie the Of % AM sh sTL Il s:d ss
:, -.
s d Ss as d nns the '1 The 4sS' $
aun therein specified Ds Claimed
AZ 6: sa svss ps e s a
:s;s e: 81 ';ss ~
sssS D. 1921 AZ he epsnins
s il: :s II @ " ss
=. tns ss
a. fdsss ii the sf:s ss Z; :i
s 81 deere.
NJ; sssssH as sss
s :. s'
III ss @ e. s ss
public nd eas o As describe os aes the
shall be nr made to psys Ss
INT St.
ID s & sss saanS ss 81 @ shall Be
AMID AMID a on 's D a BE- % for
.s ssnn 1d Ss the
s e: n S % g. ts
M tsEXi) JOSEPH H. COLLINS. Circuit Judge
ARCH W. BURNETT. Clerk.
MICHIGAN
s p sfss c e. % s f :! in
AT ss . q Fl
$ss sssn sSs;i"
landed agains each parcels of land.
the Court that
the provisions OF Act zoo
q the Public Acts of 1899 delinquent for Of said
paid except that lands included in said % or m
for said under the PROVISIONS the general
Act 200 OF Public Acts
81 and which unpaid
that where lands
in Schedule A. aforesaid for taxes OF 1890 or OF any
said delinquent and the sale sales
aside by competent jusdcton
hayeb cancelled provided by law
further the
said Schedule A.
described schedule
the said the said
than after
and the said not having
and remaining unpaid
favor of the State
for
abe several collection fee and
of therein and default of payment OF
that
sold amounts
snas the lien aforesaid
nd yourpe will etc.
1890 " B.
Michigan and behalf OIL
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-04-09

Commencing 80 rods
North and 81 rods
West of South II
post North 2 chains,
West 1 chain, South 2
chains East l chain
to beginning .........
MARRITTrS ADDI1
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-04-09

South 20 feet OF Lot 3
North AZ feet of Lot
Z and West 20 feet of
East 81 feet Of Lot 10
Lot z ...........''...'
Lots 2 and 8 except
South so feet Of Lot 9
and except East A
feet of Lot 2, and
East A feet of North
33 feet of Lot 3. 49,.
South AZ feet of Lot g.:
West IA of Lots Q and
Lots 10 and ii
West "A feet of Lot 8
except North IL feet.
Commencing at North
west corner Of Lot 2,
South 10 feet, East 80
feet North 40 feet,
West to BEGINNING. -.
West "a feet of Lot 6.
Lot 5 and that part OF
old race bed that lies
between Lot 8 and Je-
rome Avenue except
East as feet ........
All that part of Lots 2.
8 and Q. being south
of Jerome Avenue.
c. l.. Goodhu
Fri. Lot % ...........
A. l.. & B. o. VILLA
Lot 20 ...............'
williams Subdivision Of
South " of Lot 26.....
Township
Commencing at North
east corner of Lot 4,
Block 4, of s. X.
Barnes Addition North
7M rods, West 8 rods,
South 7% rods East
TO beginning .........
TownshI
Commencing 2 rods East
of a point 22 rods
North Of West u post
Fast & rods. North 4
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-04-09
1890 ' ORAMEL B. FULLER,
the State of Michigan for and in behalf OIL
TAXES OF 1915
CITY OF CORUNNA
Township North Of Range East

forth 10 rods of the
following description
Aeginning at South
west corner of NV "a.
thence North so rods.
East to West line of
Norton street, South
erly along west line
of Norton Street to IA
line. West on "a line
30 beginning: except
rights of way of ID.
G.. H. and M. Ry.
and Ann Arbor Ry.
and except beginning
On West line of Nor
ton Street "a feet
North of n. line.
thence North 80 feet,
West 80 feet, South SO
feet to "a feet North
Of u line. East to
beginning ...........
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-04-09

Inv Wv :
Part of Lot A. common
cling 100 feet North OF
center of Macarthur
street North on Com
stock Street 56 feet
East 121 feet, South
So feet, West 121 feet
to beginning ........
Part of Lot G common
cling 100 feet North OF
intersection of Oliver
and 'Comstock Streets.
East 140 feet, North
80 feet. West 140
feet, South 80 feet TO
beginning ...........
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-04-09

lot commencing is rods
East of where Almen.
dinger's private road
fntersects Corunna and
Owosso road. thence
South 20 rods. East 8
rods. North 20 rods,
West 8 rods TO begin
Commencing So es-loo
chains West of South
east corner of Section.
West . l4-100 chains.
North IL 63-l0o
chains, East 8 44-1oo
chains. South IL 3D.
loe chains .........s
TOWNSHIP
Vert part of = " Of N
81 * NV i and II
Il Of w " Of SW n.
TOWNSHIP
n u Of W liz Of NV
except Ill West Of
q 8. n. r. Rv....."
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-04-09
TOWNSHIP

North part Of NE u of
Sc fri u ..........:
Land commencing at
Northeast corner of 8
Il "A of SW u thence
West IS rods. South 4
40 rods. East Is rods.
North 4 40 rods to
beginning ...........
w u of NV A..::..
south part of NV A..
Commencing at inter.
section of East and
West n line and
State Road. thence
North 45 degrees,
West 48 rods North
as degrees East 100
rods Southeasterly to
a point In East Sec
zion line 100 rods
North of East "
post, South to n post.
West to beginning. -.
TOWNSHIP
8 n of Sc A.........
TOWNSHIP
" " of Sw 49,.
TOWNSHIP
.xll that part of NV "A
lying South Of A. A.
Ry. except 43% acres
en- South side.
TOWNSHIP
NE u of NV 49,.
NV u of NV "a .....
sw II of SW ~.
4 "a Of s IL OF SW a.
TOWNSHIP
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-04-09
TOWNSHIP

Parcel commencing IS
$500 chains West OF
Southeast corner OF
Section West 3 44-100
chains, North Ia 3D.
roo chains. East 3 A.
100 chains. South IA
A-t9o chains ........
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-04-09

30 called said distance
being measured on a
line parallel to and
distant at right an
giles 8 5-i0 feet South
erly from center line
of the Co.'S Sly side
track 30 called thence
Southerly parallel to
and distant at right
angles sos feet South
erly from the center
of the aforesaid track
a distance of 800 feet
thence at right angles
Easterly a distance of
800 feet, thence at
right angles Norther-
ly a distance of so
feet TO beginning. 80.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-04-09

Commencing on North
line of Reserve No. 2
on West line of Mich
igan Avenue West 100
feet Southerly to
North line of Grand
Trunk right of way.
East to West line of
Michigan Avenue IL
extended North TO be-
ginning .............
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-04-09
05 st "A 90 SO
re No. 2 of A. L. Williams Addition

IL OF 314 48 90 16 50
williams Second Addition
Blk.
IL Is SO 4s4 rs 90 rs 20
& B. o. Williams Addition
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-21

Washington Canal Locks, is a town visitor.
 * * * - Joe Most of the Abercrombie Pack ing company at Mile 55, is a town guest Mrs. Antone Johansen returned on Thursdays train from a visit up the 1ine
 Kenneth Cole, who spent the sum- mer in this vicinity, is now in McCar- thy.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Richmond of Humpback spent Wednesday in town.
 * * * Joe Burke, one of the fisheries in- spectors, is in town from Valdez. Robert Mooney, assistant postmaster at Kennecott is visiting in town.
 * * * Roland Dresden has accepted a posi- tion with the Blum, O'Neill Go.
 * * * I. l.. Smith has moved into one of the Ferrell-Wolking cottages.
 * * * MT. and Mrs. W. T. Shouse, of Mile 7 were in town on Monday.
 * * * Mrs. John Day left on this mornings train for visit to Mile 55. MT. and Mrs. Lewis L. Linkowski are here from Mile 14. Otto Ellstrom and Oak Little of Ellamar are in town Mrs. Joe Brown of Chitina is visit ing at Mile 55. s. J. Gillespie of Dawson is visit ing in town.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-21
MASONIC NOTICE

Stated communication Mt Mckinley lodge No. 183, F. and A. M. at 8 D. m. Aug. 19. Work in the third de gree. Grand Master James H. Begg will be present.
 A special meeting will be held at 8:30 p. m. on Aug. 21.
 An informal meeting for masons and their wifes and Eastern Star mem. bers will be held on Aug. 20 at 8:30 P. M.
 J. H. SELLEN, w. M. W. E. BROWN, Sec.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-21

After returning from Kennecott, they will leave for a short trip out the trail.
 A merry party who motored to Strawberry Point on Sunday morning spent most delightful Sunday. Swim ming and berry ticking were the head lines of the day. The crowd returned early Monday morning, after spending the night on the mud flats. The merry makers were MT. Mrs. Phillip Allen, Misses Marie White, Olive Au- dette, Madeline Buchanan, Catherine Allen, and Genevieve Rosswog, Messrs. Frank Burns, Billy Taylor, Earl Means, Joe White, Dick Nord and Charlie White.
 * * *
 Mrs. George Walker will entertain the visiting Elks at dinner tonight. * * *
 Mrs. Lawrence Vincent of Canoe Pass arrived in town on Monday after noon.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Delany, recent ar rivals from Latouche have moved into apartments at the base ball grounds.
 * * *
 s. M Muckelston, member of the National Gamers Association, arrived in town on the Admiral Evans.
 * * s:
 MT. and Mrs. J. L.: Hill are in town from Anchorage. Mr. Hill is one of the territorial revenue collectors. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Blum were the dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Harwood on Thursday evening.
 * * *
 Misses Minnie and Anna Thornsten- son left on the Alaska for Seattle where they will enter school.
 * * *
 Senator ThOs. C. Price was the din- ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Furs- man on Tuesday evening.
 * * *
 Mrs. Alice Bruce and daughter left a short time ago for Bering sea where they will visit relatives.
 * * x
 Miss Mary Baen Wright will be among the arrivals on the Alameda from Seward tomorrow
 * * *
 Herb Hoskins who underwent a slight operation at the hospital is rap idly convelescing.
 * * * J. B. Stanton, travelling salesman for a we'll known Seattle house is here from Ketchikan.
 A: * * William Boswell is in town after spending the day in fishing out on the flats.
 Chief Electrician Johnson of the
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-21

If you have ever noticed, it is the busy people who don't complain about not getting their work done.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-21
Village Gossip

(Continued from page 3 dancing classes will be conducted or n NDday and Thursday evenings.

dancing classes will be conducted on )day and Thursday evenings. Hikers to the tripod on Monday - eyening were: Mrs. T. J. Donohoe, Miss Dorothy Dooley, Miss Margaret Foster, Miss Louise Tibbs, Miss Ruth Donohoe, Miss Betty Foster and Tom Donohoe, Jr.
 Mr. and Mrs A. R. Venturosa, Miss Viola Swanson and Miss Thelma Swanson, who have been employed by the Eyak Packing Company, re- turned to their homes in the states on the Alaska Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schrenger ar rived on the Alameda from the states where they have been for some time past. Mr. and Mrs Schrenger motored through California and visited the prin- cipa1 cities
 
 Mrs. George Mosser has received word from MT. and Mrs. Florence Sullivan, who are visiting in Yellow Stone Park They enjoyed a motor trip from Salt Lake City to the Ma tional park.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Adams have spent their vacation quite pleasantly accord 2 ing to the word received here. Recent ly they motored from Seattle to Salt Lake City.
 * * *
 Judge Hon, wife and two daughters of Fort Smith, Arkansas, spent short time in town while the Alaska was in port while on their way from Valdez.
 Miss Mildred and Miss Valentine Anderson arrived on the train Friday afternoon from Nenana and will leave on the Alameda for the states
 * s: *
 Motoring to Strawberry Point on the Virginia on Sunday afternoon were: George A. Greenlee, Sam Keist, Max J. Peyser and Lewis H. Keist.
 * * *
 Mrs. B. o. Graham and Mrs J. H. Sellen and two children Jane and John left on the private car for weeks visit 0ith friends in Chitina. Roy Blake left on the Ellrington for LatOuche this week The Arlington is one of the boats owned by the Franklin Packing Company.
 * * *
 Mrs. Clarence Mossman, wife of United States Marshal Mossman of Anchorage was a passenger on board the Alaska for the states.
 * * * Mrs. Grant Reed is visiting in Sew ard with her husband, who is en- ployed on the railroad there with the , Alaska Road Commission.
 * * * A. B. Lathrop was host at 1oge party Wednesday night for the B. P. O. Els, previous to the smoker given at the Tracey home.
 H: ;: * Mrs George Steele, Mrs. Antone Jo- hansen, and Miss Ellen Rodaine re- turned on the last train from trip up the line.
 * * M
 S. M Ogden returned on the Ad- miral Evans from the hot springs in southeastern Alaska where he spent some time.
 Ed. Walsh, J. D. McGowan and Ave Larson returned to Mile IA on Tues days train after spending few days in town.
 Miss Amanda Lilljegren left for her home at Storey Island on Wednesday afternoon after spending a short time in town.
 * * *
 John Anderson left on Wednesday afternoon for Katalla, where he will be employed by the Chilkat Oil Com pany.
 * # *
 Captain A. w. Thomas of the Frank lin Packing Company at Port Ashton was in town the fore part of the week
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-21

The Daily Times Job Plant is well equipped for all classes of commercial printing.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-21

After returning from Kennecott, they will leave for short trip out the trail.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09

mans have their own grievances
against. the administration that
fought q successful war against
Germany. The Italians have been
stirred up. too. And many women
voters cherish q grudge against the
Nugent machine for its opposition
to woman suffrage. Put on top Of
that the undercurrent Of restless
ness which is prevalent III New Jer-
sey as elsewhere In the country
consider indeed the s1iscontent over
the high cost Of living and the ir-
ritations which are inevitable in a
reconstruction period following a
war Of such magnitude as that
through which America has passed,
and your conclusion cannot but be
that the Democrats have about IS
much chance to segregate the
League of Nations to the exclusion
of all else domestic, as the pro-
verbal SNOWFALL. New Jersey
isn't voting on the League Of Ma
tions. Home elements undoubtedly
will vote pro and con but funda-
mentally New Jersey is reverting
to Republicanism with not much
enthusiasm but rs a matter Of un-
emotional expediency.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09

Oct Tonight occurs the OPEN
ing Of the grand ballroom q The
Rock Island Industrial Home as1o-
cations new building and the IN
anguradon Of the finest dancing
n0or IN the three cities.
The Moline papers IRE mncA Cd
'tated over the refusal of . street.
car motorman to pull one q the
hand hose carts Of the volunteer
fire department Of that city to .
IRE. The firemen hooked on to .
car and the motofman refused to
bulge until he received special or
ders from the superintendent to do
20. The nremen stayed with him.
however, and BY the time the orders
came the IRE was out
twenty-five Of the prominent
workers in the new municipal re-
form organisation sattended last
evenings meeting ct the YIN. G. A.
and named these gentlemen to COM
pose the executive committee Of the
civic federation: Charles Bladel.
Henry Kinner. ". H. Jordan, Will
liam jackson. B. F. Baughman and
o. P. Olson. The Incorporation p,
pers Of the Organization have been
filed at Springfield.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miller have
| . new girl.
| n NnlAvv~u anfAe%etua6 - ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09

81 hia friands nleaaantly at bis
hrn4 - Tvsnfv-Arrt street Last
. 1870
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rnSr s1e-n,t ,hsra enne a 10 fhc
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49, ~. 800 .r 81. II land
az 1870 vhich nv aIi.ht n tha
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-09
PASTOR AT
WAYMAN CHAPEL

Rev. Eugene Thompson Of St.
Louis arrived in the city today to
assume his new duties rs pastor of
the Wayman Al N. E. chapel. He
will preach his first sermons to-
morrow. Rev. Mr.. Thompson
comes very highly recommended
and the local church considers