Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25

Frederick Gebhardt. sr.. OF New Bruins
wick, who is making a strong hghe for the
Republican nomination for freehclder and
whose chances for winning ou- on Primary
Dag are very bright. Is well known to
the people Of the entire county through
his association with all movements look
ing toward civic bettsrment and as a
a lifelong resident OF Middlesez County
he has been active in all political move
ments.
North Brunswick Township Board of
Education, as he is deeply interested in
educational needs Of the county and has
studied the subject very carefully. He
condition of the towship schools and he
believes that the American Republic is
based on the foundation laid in the eie-
Mr.. Gebhardt was elected to the Board
of Freeholders three years age and he
has proven himself a most able admini-
strator. As a member OF the Board he
has been a strong advocate of good roads
and through his efforts, the repair Of
Main street Milltown. was brought
about. He also fought hard for the inn
Main street, M%etuchen: Easton avenue
and George street. New B~rounswick, and
many other roads.
AS chairman Of the committee In
charge OF tho county farm, Mr.. Gebhardt
turned into the Golfers Of The county in
1919. $1,000 and for the year Of 1920.
approximately $40, 900 Will be turned over
TO the Golfers OF the county. This is the
In 1917 when the Democrats were in
control OF the Board OF Frecholders, ony
s1.100 was derived from the farm. Mr..
is a native farmer and knows
what the farmers want in the way Of
good roads and he has proven himself a
most able administrator of the affairs
OF the county farm.
He has always worked for economy in
the county administration and believes
that waste should be avoided ir carry
ing on the business OF the county and as
watchdog over the taxpayers money.
When Mr.. Gebhardt was elected to the
Board Of F~reeholders. one Of the planks
OF his platform was in favor of the state
taking over the Amboy bridge and also
the reconstruction of the Albany street
drawbridse. Both Of these improvements
have been wrought under Mr.. Gebhardt's
by the state Of the Amboy bridge means
a saving o. thousands of dollars to the
taxpayer.
County md has always ived here. He
has been a staunch Republican all his
life and has the support OF all factions
Of his party Independent In thousht and
rallied strongly around MIN.
Mr.. Gebhardt was a farmer for many
years. having retired recently and he is
thoroughly conversant with the needs of
the agricultural population Of the county
but he also enjoys the hearty support
Of the manufacturers n industrial
workers.
Mr.. Gebhardt is experienced in munich
pal matters and knows many Of the needs
Of the people living therein and II NOM
mated and elected will endeavor TO rep
resent the interests Of all the people of
Middlesex County. He is fearless and
energetic, has been tried aud not found
wanting, and appeals for your support.
Mr.. Gebhardt is a member of the Jr.
O.. L. A. NJ. and the Red Men. He seeks
the sufffaee Of the Republican voters and
asks: "Wha business mar would ex-
change an experienced man for one of no
experience"
When . go to the polls on Tuesday.
September 2S. 1920, :
VOTE THUS
For Freeholder