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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07
MORE EFUNDSF FOR
Y.M. /. A. HOME
Bnei Zion Camp to Sell Prop
erty in Fayette Street to Aid
the Building Campaign.

In order to do their share for the
construction of the new Young Men 3
Hebrew Association building at Mad
lson avenue and Jefferson street, the
members of Bnei Zion Camp No. 90,
Order Bnei Zion in session last nigh7,
decided to sell their property in Fay
ette street and turn the greater part
OF the amount received for the same
to the fund for the erection Of the
new luiiding.
This actor was taken foil owing q
Visit from the committee Of the Y. M.
FL at the meeting las. night. A
committce was named consisting of
Philip Skkind, Brody, Abran Beck
off and Lot is Braines to take up the
matter for the sale of the property.
special meeting will be called two
weeks from last night to take final
ACTON In the matter and to hear the
report of the committee named. The
roperty, which Is the former First
Baptist .church holding, situated be-
tween Mechanic and High streets, on
Favatto street, vas purchased by the
der of Bnei Zion five or six years
ago from the trustees of the Fiji st
Raptis, church. The former church
building mas been used for the meet
ings Of the order ard the former Sun
day school ing as the Hebrew
Free school. When the new Y. NJ. II.
A. building is completed the second
floor of the structure will be given en-
tirely over for educational purposes
and it is tn object of the Order of
Bnei Zion to move their school to
that place.
With the placing of the larger part
of the proceeds of the Bnei Zion prop
erty into the fund of 100000 that Is
to be raised this will be the share of
the organization into the new struc-
ture. The property will be sold at
once to the highest bidder and the
money turned over to the fund imme-
diately.
The large representation at tn
meeting of the state executive board
OF the Y. NJ. II. A. and Y. w. II. A.
at Asbury Park enthusiastically ap-
plauded the reports on the Perth
Amboy plans for the 100000 drive
for new building yesterday. The
meeting was attended by Harry Med
inets. president of the Y. M. H. A..
Rose Chesansky, president of the Y.
w. H. A, and Morris Margaretten,
secretary of the local organization,
representing this city. The mayors
Of both Long Bran h and AsburS
Park were present and spoke upon
the work of the association and q
dinner and dance were rendered the
visiting representatives.
Plans were discussed at this time
for a state athletic meet at Pershing
Field in July and a discussion was
held and favorably considered con-
corning a state camp for young boys
and girls.
The local plans for the drive which
is to start Monday are progressing.
The various committees are all pre-
pairing for the onslaught which is to
last a week and during which $780,
900 must be raised If the goal is to
be reached.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07
DRY LAW
TOSTAND,
|SRUL|NG
Both Federal Prohibition and
Enforcement Act Passed by
Congress Are Constitutional
BIZ Ths Associated Press

WASHINGTON, June Both the
federal prohibition amendment and
the enforcement act passed by con-
gress were held constitutional today
by the supreme court. The opinion
was rendered by Associate Justice
Van Devanter.
The court dismissed injunction
proceedings brought by the State of
New Jersey to prevent enforcement
of prohibition proceedings in that
state.
The court upheld federal court de-
crees dismissing proceedings to en-
join the prohibition amendment be-
ing enforced against Christian Fieg-
enspan, brewer of Newark.
The court also dismissed petitions
filed by the state of Rhode Island to
have federal officials enjoined from
enforcing prohibition in that state.
The courts opinion was very short,
setting forth only the courts conclu-
sion. Chief Justice White rendered
a supplemental opinion bearing out
the one rendered by Justice Van De-
vanter, but going more fully into the
issues involved.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07
Action I'm Bergdoll Case
The saAcinfcd Rraaa

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Evidence
taken by the inspector general in con
neotion with the escape of GroTci
cleveland Bergdoll. wealthy drafi
evader. will be submitted to the de-
partment of Justice for determination
whether 1t justified prosecution OF
civilians involved in the escape.
Secretary Baker in making this an
nouncemeht. said the recommends
tions OF the inspector general involved
disciplinary absence against several
persons" No names were made pub
lie
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07
Latest Developments at Big
G. O. p. Convention TOddu

No changes have been noticed the Republican
ton
Twenty hours before the convention opened delegates
remain in the hotel lobbys.
Over night and early conferences held of a
elusive nature those that preceded hem and only the
program is being followed
The socaed leaders still explaining that attention is
being concentrated the platform which believe
necessary crop of socalled leaders have
sprung up
No campaign manager has chanced 10 make a test vote
all waiting for the other to start
All the feel confident that the candidate that
has the highest number at the will pull through
Ozark horse' corps still in the background today
and there strong undercuren of such corps
Borah believes there will be clark horse candidates
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07
NEW MEMBERS MEET
WITH TAX BOARD

NEW BRUNSWICK. June THE
regular June meeting OF the Middle
sex county board of taxation was held
this morning. The two Democratic
members of the board were present
Fred Strasberger and Joseph Her
mann. while Fred Haney. the Re
publican member. is confined to his
home with illness. The newly ap-
pointed secretary, Frank Deinzer
was in attendance as was William
Spencer. the deposed secretary. No
matters of importance came before
the meeting, the holding of same be-
ing required by law.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07
SIX NEW FIRMS JOIN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

AS the result of the steady campaign
for new members, Secretary James ID.
Watson has the names of six new firms
who have Joined the Chamber of Com
merce during the past month. Added
TO the list are Harry Greenspan, j.
Noble Pierson e. Son. The Uniform
Chemical Products. Inc: Kimberly
Phonograph Co, George F. Lund &
Co, and the Middlesex Drug CO.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07
DARK HORSE" 0SS|bL|TES INCREASE With JOHNSON,
WOOD AND L0WDEN DEADLOCK BECOMING MORE SURE
Mayor Dorsey Fails To Sign
AldermQnic Railroad Resolution

The resolution adopted by the al
dermen at their last meeting in May
with reference to the railroad va
cationists was returned at the con-
clusion of ten days by Mayor Frank
Dorsey unsigned, 1t is reported. The
aldermen at their committee session
on Friday night learned of the action
of the mayor in this matter.
AS the mayor did not veto the res
pollution, but merely returned 1t un-
signed, 1t will not be necessary to
vote on 1t tonight, 1t becoming auto
matically a law.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07

The resolution, which was intro
duced by Alderman John j. Clark
and was a lengthy affair giving the
stand of the aldermen as In favor of
increased wages for the vacation
lists" together with the return of their
seniority rights, was passed In the
council chamber by a vote of six to
one. Alderman Albert G.. Waters
alone opposed the measure. which
contained certain statements con-
demning the action of those public
spirited" persons who manned the
trains while the railroad vacation
lists were out early in the strike.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07
FIRE IN RUBBISH
is SOON CHECKED

The fire department was called out
at 1890 o'clock today in response to
an alarm from box "a at Buckingham
avenue and State street. A fire in
the cellar of the Rosette tenement
building at the corner of William and
State streets, caused by a match be-
Ing dropped in a pile of rubbish,
caused no damage and the blaze was
soon put under control by the fire.
men. This was Chief Nixon's second
alarm as chief of the department.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07
Is Placed on Probation.

NEW BRUNSWICK, june z. =
Joseph Louth. twenty-three of this
city arrested for the theft of type
writer from he International Motor
company was discharged from custody
today and put on probation for three
months. This action was taken as a
result OF the fact that the company
failed to press the complaint. Louth
served two weeks In Jail.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07
REAL ESTATE OPPoRTUNITY

For sale at Long Branch. ". j.. property
known as Flanigan's Columbia Hotel at tho
corner OF Broadway and Second Ave. at
junction OF FIVE thoNughfaTes. on two troll
ley lines: block from boulevard
and in the heart of the city. Hotel Itself IA
a. handsome story brown. brick structure
containing every modern convenience In
cludlng practically new steam heating plant
best location In Long Branch. Building
could not be put up today for less thar
SIS, 900. VIII be sold within the next few
days so get busy. Price $780, 900. Terms
half cash. For information see J. Harold
Flanagan. Real Estate Broker. Long Branch
n. j. Tel. fs1e Long ranch
1617G-6-5-7ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07
Has His Bail Reduced

NEW BRUNSWICK, June John
Miller, of New Brunswick. who was
before the court on seven counts in
connection with the robbery of Sol
Rubenstein of Perth Amboy and nu-
merous other robberies in this city,
had his bail reduced this morning
from $1,000 to $4,000. Miller has
been confined In the county Jail since
April 1.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07

Blue Ribbon Butter Churned Every Day.
Comes TO you fresh and delicious few
hours after churning. It's the Butter that
Can't be Better. churned from rich. sweet
cream Of prize cattle, sealed carton
protects it's freshness and purity. No
hands ever touch II. Ask your grocer
I6796-6-T-14-2l-2S'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07
VERBAL APOLOGY FOR
BURNING BRITISH FLAG

WASHINGTON; June Secretary
of State Colby on behalf of the Amer
lean government. has rendered a YER
bal apology TO the British ambassa-
dor for the burning of a British flag
last week here by Irish women.
Mr.. Colby stated that this action
has been taken while waiting for in
formation from the Dist rict of Column
bia authorities When this informa-
tion is received a formal apology may
be sent.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07

GMOKERs EcONO3uZE
Buy factory seconds direct from factory.
Porto Rican Cigar Factory. 97e Rideeley
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07

Ny wife having left my bed and board :
I VIII not be responsible for any d. BITS con-
tracted by her. Signed
GEORGE HAFELY. JR-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07

Strong boy wanted Good pay and chance
for advancement TO right boy Inquire News
Office s-24-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07

For Eden Electric Washing Machines
Kelly & MeAiinden Co. t6so5-s-1-zts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07

The Dangers OF Greasy Butter Paddles
and unsanitary ice boxes are eliminated
when buying Blue Ribbon Butter in sealed
sanitary cartons. Blue RibbOn Butter IS
churned by sterilized machinery from the
rich pure cream Of prize cattle. Fresh
Pure and Delicious! 1Sf96-6-7-l4-2l-2 -2S-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07

Easy Electric washing Machines at
Kelly & MeAlinden Co. 1eso3-e-I-sts
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Gonaday Electric Washing Machines at
Kelly McAiinden Co. 1896 s-7-at'
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den CO. I6So5--6-7-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-07

II your coal or gas range does not habs
or hiirn, / will make 1t charge. F. j
IarKin 223 Market ST. Tel 1874
f-24-i mo. Mon. Wed. Sat-
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(Conunued on page 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11
SO QUEDRADUM

Hace algtihos amos. Al ~leyantar un bau
muy pefado, se me produ5o una grave
u~nebradura4 Los medicos me diJeron que
Ia 1nlca esperanza lie curacioD estaba en-
Ii operaci0n.s Los ~bragueros no me slryls
con ae NADIA. Hasta que por I'M. encontr
aigo que 'fne euro De maneias rappida A,
complefa. Han pasado VA farios amos :
no So ha presentado de nueyo ID quebra
dura, a pesnr de trabaiar rudamiente CO.
mo cafpintero. No tnge necesfdad de o.
peracl6n, nj de perder TEMPO 0 dinero.
Nada tengo que yender, pero dare cual.
quief informe de como nuede I'd curarsf
Il sc me escribe a Ia direction sig1lienta
eugene m. Pullen. CarrIntero. Marccilus
Avenue. Manasauan, n, l.. Is mejor gu
rccorte I'd. este avis0 v We 10 cnsehc y
los que padecen q~uebraduras de este mo-
do pueda I'd salvar una vida o pof 10
mcnos epitar los sufrlmientos de esta en-
ferrnedad y los slnsabores y peligros u
una operacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11
Muerte
Segura
Para Los
CaIIOS


- sfne1e ou kc FA -
l4hl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11
Sc ORGANizA LA AsocIAcioN De
AuToMoVlLlsTAs DE NUE.
VO MEXICO

Albuquerque, ". NJ, Nov. lola
Asociaci6n de Automovilistas de Nue.
o Mexico fu6 organizada, nombrando
a D. X. b. Sellers como presidents de
dicha organization, en- una enthusiastic
reunion que hubo anoche ,aquf. Sc
nombraraan representatives en- todos
los condados del estado para extender
la organization. la cual Sc espera que
sea un poder para conseguir legisla-
ci6n propia, y meiorar 10 scaminos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11


vaciIo en- decir que estoy complacido.
Por s~upuesto me es grato expresaf mi
agradecimiento, pero no exulto, Zen
mi eleccion). No es una victoria per
sonaa. rs Otra expression del america.
nismo aue confia, es i'm llamamiento
nacional al Partido Republican,.
Las obligaciones ameeicanas son
tan schemes que. en- YES de exultarme,
me incluno mas a inyocar a Dios para
que>me haga capaz de cumplir mi der
Der, Y para que todos estos llamamien
tos a esta responsabilldad satisfagan
las a~spiracionea y las eeperanzas de
America y del mund0.
Cleric estoy que eI pueblo que ma
yotado por d Partldo Republican, com
prcndera mi opinion de que en- este
momento no deberia haceF una decla-
racl0n de planes fuera de las heehas
ia. ante Ia campana.v
I'll G~obernador Cox no quiso l1acef
declaration alglna sobre el r~esultado
de las eleccicMes y Ia causa de su de
rrota. pefo como bnen americana y
buen cindadan0 enyi0 sus felicitacio
mes a su rival 81 los terminus siguienr
ties:
En- 81 espfrita de America reefbo
la decision de IA mayoria. Como an
dldat6 yencido cnvfo mis- f~elicitacf1nef
y como ciudadano promote mi apoyo
al Executive en- ~cualqniera necesidad
urgente que eurJa."
Hanta ahora NADIA ha dicho q Prasi
dente Wilson. III SecfefafiO Colby d.
10 due Ia n0ticla habia abatldO Y en-.
|, trfstoofdo al presidente. Fl S~ecretario
Tumulty. en- sn propio ncmhre, no en-
, el del P~residente, al reconocer - de
) rrota del partido Damocrata diio 10
siealenfe.
eFa6 mi privllegio estar aeociado 60
!. Il p~residente Wilson en- todoa sus tn
d unfos. Celehro aus ME sea pefmitidp
a mi. On humiide saldado faso en- las
4 filae asociarmo con a En- esia bora dc
i derrofa d~egndcr1fica. Ne Feruerda 60
4 10 de- 10 que "a tlerta occasion diio q
. Presidents. ~Proieriria enr derruta'
Q DO en- una cauEa nue alEan dia kFtnn
faf&, cue tliunfar ca uaA que aiEnu
dla perpceFa
NJ. William y Bryan que hene maj
!. experiences pelNpuel 80 eata cia4e q
!, derfolae Qae c~uhiqater 0trp american
I. dlio que q fnacsfo eouncfala ~ tne
4. sifAhie ror 81 4ciiH4d dpi Presidents
en- II asuhlo ~ 4 ftEe u FfeSih*i
- eeh6 ioa cfnaifni9s e. "a 4efrvtAs
81 Go,Mrnadar Cox 1Nfuine "a oht2 =
Presidents rstla4t e. b Spfa paiaiel
I t8dos iow dtnata& a9e teAiMa y
1 asadla a. dlfessf 6A A. nan4ao Nef'
~ ne4ulHua p1fHlnnr AHAA'
ans Ias amasMaaa w. haalse tfFsp 9
flissf5a ) esfof eattr d "a tniA1l
$500 Af ftaasNsafa q
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11
acAs6ARETsn SON Ell MEJoR
PuRGANTE PARA HCMBRES;
MuJEREs NiNuS
cuEsTA MuY POGO

~~Cascaretsp hacen funcionar el hi
gado, v sueItan los intestInos sin en-
|fermafle.
Cuando Sc despierte, la constipation
biliosidad, dolor de cabeza, incomodi-
dad, NAL ~aliento, miseria estomacal Q
resfriado va desapareci0. -Cascarets'
nunca le mantienen ansioso o ancuve-
nenciado todo el dia siguiente como 81
Caloinel, Aceite Castor Sales y Pfldo-
ras.
~"Cascaretsv son un catartico laxan-
te muy agradable 10 mismo para las
personals mayores como para nifos.
Pidan "Cascarets'-Cajas de 10, rs
% 80 c~entavos-en todas las b~oticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11
Ell LUCAR MAS FRO en- Los {.
u. HASTA AHORA

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 1O.-Lander.
estado de Wyoming, fue Ell lugar mas
FRO en- los Estados Unidos Ell martes
en- la noche, de acuerdo con las obser-
vaciones del director local del tempo
George w. Pittman. Ell mercurio ba-
10 en- Lander hasta diecisefs grades
baio cero. y Sc dice que en- Sheridan
tambien descendi6 el term0metro has
ia Ell mismo grado. pero en- Lander
habia veinticinco pulgadas de nieye.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11

M -
Que las elecciones serfan n yicto-
ria complete para los republicanos, pc
COS eran los que 10 dudaban, pero ma
die ~pensaba, al los republicanos mas
republicanos, que Ia derrota serfa Ia
mayor que jamas se ha registradO en-
Ia historic polftiea de la naclon. Al
gunas semanas antes de las elecciones
IA a~nostaban siete, y hasta diez dola-
res contra uno en- favor de Ia candida
tura del tSstador Harding. el tono de
los discurs0s del G~obernador Cox era
enteramenfe como 81 de los abOgados
que defienden una causa perdida, y II
nalmente cast todos los que habiaban
de las pr6ximas elecciones 50 EXPIRE
saban con reserva, pOr supnesto, per0
al mismo tempo con determination dc
sacar del poder al partido demoerati-
co. Asf pues, fuesa del grupo de Opt
mistas dem0cratas que sonaban ann
en- peT1naneear en- 81 pOdre, todos Gre
ian que los republicanos triunfarian.
iY en- efecto triunfaron pero. que triuxa'
lfol Nj 81 que Roosevelt aicanz0 en-
l19e4. que er 81 mayor que hasta en-
tonces so REGISTRAR. pudo compar~
con este.
I'm Ell voto popular q Senaaor haro
ing superb al G0bernador Cox por mas
ae coos. 900. Y 81 80 toma 81 VOTE
por estados. Sc We que SO han ele8las
Ia Mr. Harding para P~residentc, y %
fodos los 0tr0s e8t4n enteramente 20
SIR. Cox. De catos &c Estados n e
bfan vftado ror DIR. Wilson en- 1916
y eilos fuer0n los que determlnnrOn I
nleocl6n ~ent0ncea.
ri colagio electoral tiene actualmf'
: ,te sal votos, 40t eatAn aseanradns ~
. = Nr. Hardlng. nastan 266 para J
, .ss-4zdn. atl pues. tIene q candidai
;, repihllrnno mpchos mas Dc los -
necesila-
Mayorfas en- lar dos csmarae
del Congress-.
Adamsa ~ las eieccsones para Pr
Aldanfa "a tudoa los Esteioa nubp I
lras rara DIputados y a~cuaapfet. ~
sns ~ laa aitneionsa i0n iefea dei pe'
ltffdo demdnrasa. IN eista aa Las kfanf
que Is mayoNa republicans 81 SO
Krmo hahfs prestp ~ h1aoaiifa Q
dian y IA aaci0n qae aiEsef4 2 psl
yorfa a6m1cgsfa ra 1ae4afss y
prohacten dd Traiado n a. y tAE
Aasla "a = cao - eve 4aiiefa -
nao q canitdntp rapahlif&r9
IA narfda daaia ~ a VOTE ed
= anefsa 3 5 ~ JfEt4ta a "a
ana Mr Wilsra ua3o 80 H4fesa !
rfiaef4 mFsl da ~ af4pa !
rs - s 1toea - Fsta
8 sneaeaA - m4 -
faftf fNn1 - -
- $50 pfefsst 81 -
mesat4a 80 #fz 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-11
Resultado de las
Elecciones en- Ell Pals

(Nos permitimos r~eproducir el ST.
griente articuio de nuestro estimable
c0lega "Revista C~atdlicay, que da I'm
freshmen exacto de la situaci6n, y que
-consideramos lie mejor Y mas desinte-
resado de todos los artfculos o cr0ni-
cas- que Sc han publicado hasta la fe-
shas-N. de Ia RI
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-24
SCHOOL BONDING
ISSUE CARRIES BY
A BIG MAJORITY
COMPARATIVELY FEW Mega
TIVE VOTES CAST AND BOTH
BUILDINGS ARE ASSURED

Belding is to have two new schools
one in the first ward on the site OF
the burned Ellis school and one in the
second ward on the site of the pres
ent school on the corner of Broas ana
Liberty streets, so said the election
returns given out after the ballots
had been counted following the bal
loting which started at four o'clock
yesterday afternoon and ended at
eight o'clock that evening.
There were 1919 straight votes. ball
lots which f;lvoredi both buildings,
cast as against only Is against them,
a majority of 184 for. The first ward
building received 289 votes for and
33 against it, total majority of 44O
and the second ward building receiv-
ed 221 votes for it and 81 votes
against it, total majority for it OF
324 votes.
The board met and organized at
3:45 O'Clock. Balloting began at four
o'clock and was fairly well distributed
all the time until the closing hour.
Opposition forces which were expect
ed by some Of the workers in favor
of the building of the schools, failed
to turn out in any strength and the
big majority in favor makes it look
as if any supposed opposition was but
q myth and nothing real.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-24
LIFE INSURANCE
WILL COST MORE
BECAUSE OF FLU
MYSTIC WORKERS AND NEW
ERA ARE LATEST TO FIND
RAISE IMPERATIVE

The board of directors of the Mys-
tic Workers of the world in session
in Chicago, this week, are planning
on raising the rates of insurance in
the association approximately 60 per-
cent over the rates now in effect. The
raise, if adopted, and there seems to
be no likelihood of its not passing,
will affect all members in the order
throughout the world. The order has
many members here.
Beginning with the March collec-
tion number the New Era Association
is collecting double assessment. 1t
is proposed to collect six of thest
double assessments to make up de-
ficiency Of more than 100000 which
the order recently sustained by extra
heavy losses brought on by the flu
epidemic. The New Era association
does not look upon this money rails
ing proposition as raise in rates but
only in the light of loan to the as
ISOLATION and claim that when a
member dies, should he hold policy
valued at 81 900 it would, when CASH
ed in bring its face value plus the
amount paid in as extra assessments
or loans.
The Mystic Workes raise, like that
of the New Era, is occasioned by the
flu epidemic, so it is claimed.