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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
APRIL TERM SUPREME
COURT CONVENES MONDAY

~ Spccfas Correspondent
-TOTTEN WILLIE, April 3.-The April
term of supreme court for the county
of Richmond Will at the new
court house at st. George on Monda
morning with Justice Arnon l.. Squiers
OF Brooklyn, who was elected lasi
fall by a large majority, presiding on
the bench. This will be Justice Squiers
first time on the bench In Richmond
There IS expected to be q number
OF cases both on the civil and criminal
calendar to be taken up at this term.
There will be only one other term
of supreme court before the sum-
NOR. That will follow this n IN
June. Justice Scudder is TO
preside at the June term. After that
there will not be another term OF the
supreme court till November, whel
Justice Benedict will preside.
+ The April grand jury will '
on Monday at the. court house. Ihose
from this end of the island hat have
! been drawn for the grand jury are
Harry Levison, Jacob Sher and DeMltt
H. Pepper. of Tottenville, Henry Ohl-
rogge, of Huguenot Park and George
Knesel, of Rossville. Those from here
drawn for petit jury for the first week
are Edward j. Smith n John Wes-
ley Cole, of Tottenville; James {
Allen. and Edward Hanley. Huguenot
Park: John Staudt and {Guyon EDDY
| Pleasant Plains: Ambrose Haberkorn
K~reischerville and George NJ. Graham
! Rossville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
TottenUiLLe

Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Decker re-
turned last night from St. Peters
burg. Fla, where they spent the
winter.
Richard Lewis is home from
Princeton University for the Easter
holidays with his mother, Mrs. Fan
ME Lewis.
Frank White. who left here a week
ago on the s. 8. Yamhill, was at Port
land. Me-, on Wednesday and will sail
from there for Antwerp.
j. McForester, of Scotland, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Currie.
Rev. C. s. Hunt with his family,
moved Thursday to Stanhope, N. j.,
where he was transferred to another
charge.
Mrs. A. r. Campbell. Of M~etuchen,
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Marshall, this week.
Nathan Alschuler and son Milton
were at the circus at Madison Square
Garden yesterday.
Rev. Wilbert Westcott preached at
the Good Friday service at st. Paul's
church last night.
Mrs. A. III. Sewer has returned
home after visiting her brother at
Railway.
The order extinguishing all furnace
fires in the police stations of the city
of Ns% York on April /, was re-
scinded yesterday and the fires were
again started, much to the satisfac-
ton Of the men.
The Sunday afternoon meeting of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held at the home of
Mrs. Mary Cooley, Sprague venue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
PROSPEROUS YEAR
FOR KEYP0RT R. A.
Bu speclaI correspundent.

KEYPoRT. April 3:-The council
activities of Coronal Council No.
1856, Royal Arcanum, are now closed
for the council year, on the whole 1t
being a most prosperous year for the
council In every detail. The member
ship on March 81, 1919, was 1874; on
March 81, 1920, the membership to-
tailed EOS, making a net gain of sew
enty-one for the Grand Council year.
Tho contest between Coronal and
Queens of Corona, i. l., ends on
April 80, and is for a doubling of
membership to that time. dating
from January I. 1919. to April so,
1920. The figures on January /, 1919,
were Coronal los, Queens 81. Coro-
nal requires thirteen to reach the
goal and Queens ten. A very close
and interesting contest is being con-
Quoted.
The next meeting Of Coronal will
be on April 8 at which time II Is ex-
pected that q class of at least ten will
be initiated. The final meeting in
April will be on the 2Srd after which
date q relaxation of council activities
will prevail until September l.
The Grand Council session VIII be
held at Lakewood in the Y. NJ. c. \.
building on Monday and Tuesday,
April 26 and 81. The local repre-
sentative Of the council is John s,
Stout. alternate George S. Hyer.
Regent Stout has also been APP
pointed teller for the session by the
Grand Regent Louis Stultz and Mem
Der of the Committee of the State OF
the Order s. A. PhIlo are the other
two members OF the official family
giving Coronal a representation OF
three at the Grand Council session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
EASTER Sunday
At CHURCHES
Special Music With Appropri-
ate Sermons by Pastors at
Services Here Tomorrow

TOTTENvILLE. April 3.-Easter
BY Special Correspondent.
will be observed by the various
churches on this end of the island
with elaborate programs of vocal and
instrumental music n special SER
mons by the pastors. At Bethel Meth
odist Episcopal church, the new pas
tor Oscar l.. Joseph, will preach in
the morning, on The Empire of
Christ and in the evening on THE
Easter Salutation." At the latter SER
vice the choi will render The King
of Glory"
At st. Paul's Methodist church. Rev.
J. f. Bindenberger, pastor will preach
appropriate sermons. In the morning
the pastors subject will be The
Great Companion" and in the evening
on THE Absent Disciple" The trus-
tees request that each member and
friends lay on the plate at the morn
ing service a crisp one dollar bill.
Rev. J. Harrison Johnson. pastor
of the South Baptist church Will
preach an appropriate sermon In the
morning. In the evening the chill
dren's festival will be held with an
appropriate program.
Rev. ]. w. Craig. of Manhattan, will
celebrate Holy Communion at st.
Stephens Episcopal church tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock and the chill
dren's festival Will be held at the
church at 4 o'clock.
There will be a special Easter mass
at the church OF Our Lady Help of
Christian tomorrow morning. Rev. j.
+. Malloy, pastor will be in charge.
There will also be a special mass at
the Star of Sea church Huguenot Park.
Pleasant Plains. Rev. ID. III. Gridley.
pastor will preach on THE Risen
Lord" in the morning N in the
evening on THE Burning Heart
There will be special music at both
services.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03

Schroeder; recitation, Little Tots"
Walter and Arthur Schroeder; recita-
ton, Little Blossoms" Edith Tilton;
song. HE Reigns EternaIly." school,:
recitation. do You Known" Elma
Capewell, closing song. "ConquerOr
All Glorious" congregation.
Methodist Church
Opening chorus. Welcome Yo the
Eastertide." school; responsive read
ing. school; prayer, Rev. J. b. Shaw.
pastor: recitation, Have l Done Il
Right2" Francis Denton: chorus.
Hank, the Bells of JOY are Ringing"
school; exercise. The Summer Flow
err" Edith Odell. Mary Mount, Ethel
Mount, Sara Schenck, Helen Smith;
recitation. "A Glad Word" Leroy
| rown; chorus. Tell Me the Story of
Easter-school," school; recitation.
The Flowers are Waking" Ruth
| Witty: exercise, THE Easter Flag"
Helen Waddy. Jennie Emmons, Lii
liam Richards, Bessie Potry from jun
Tor grade; chorus, Low in the
Grave" Young Peoples choir. exer-
else, The Mission of the Lilies"
Frances Witty, Florence Gilliand,
Catherine Mount; song, "Sing Ye
Carols" school.
Musical dialogue: Song of Easter
! Peoples choir; chorus, "Oh. Joyous
| Bells" junior girls; recitation,
planting Pennies Howard Fill
hover; Easter collections: exercise,
/ Elma Capewell. Myrtle Combs. Alice
Banker, Viola Applegate; address by
| pastor, Rev. J. b. Shaw; song, Jesus
| Lives" Junior League; chorus, Saw
/ We Meath the ~Sunbeams," Young
: Peoples choir: recitation, II Know
that He Loved Little Children
Young Peoples choir; song, Never
was a Morning so Golden" school,
recitation, Because Il is Eastel
Day" Hannah Urstedt; chorus, "Seel
! We the Saviour junior girls; recita.
| ton, selected. Margaret Tomson
Como and Hear Him." school; clos
ing remarks. Frank NJ. Denton; clos.
ing song by school, Ills EASTER
benediction: orchestra.
Miss Sylvia Waddy is director o
the program.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
MdtaWdn

The regular meeting of the Matawan
Post of the American Legion will be
held in the Washington Engine house
in Little street IN Monday night at
5 o'clock.
Mr.. Hope who resided In the Eggles-
ton bungalow for the past several
months has moved 10 Morganvflle. X.
C. Wyckoff has purchased the prop
erty and will move into the bungalow
In the les future
Sheriff Elmer III. Geran was a New
FORK City visitor yesterday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
Report

The state Highway engineers dI'
using the rooms over Schanck's hard
ware store as headquarters until Sep
TENDER.
r. O. White of New York was the
Iguest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. r
s. White this week.
Mrs. George Hoffman was n guess
of relatives in Freehold Thursday.
d. e. Mahoney was the guest oil
friends at New York on Thursday.
Miss Helen osborn was the guest
of wriends at Red Bank on THURSDAY
Mrs Elizabeth FORMER of New York
has been spending several days al
| the guest of Mrs. Frank Stiles.
Miss Muriel Aumack spent the pas
week with friends at Red Bank.
Edward w. Young of New Yorl
has returned after having spent the
holiday vacation with his grandmother
| Mrs. Anna Osborn.
Miss Lola Wood is spending several
| days In New York with her sister Mrs
Susan Patterson.
William Anderson who attend'
school at the University of Pennsyl-
vania Is spending the Easter vacation
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. =
! Anderson.
Mrs. G.. B. Aumack spent Thursda,
in New York as the guest OF rela-
tives.
Mrs. F. D.. Stiles and daughter
Elizabeth were visitors at Manasquan
on Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph Carllart of otisville. N.
Y, was the guest Of relatives in the
borough several days the past week.
Miss Ethel Stout of Brooklyn has
returned after having been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Snyder
for several days.
William Hallam of Hoboken was the
guest of MI. and Mrs. A. i. Vail the
past week..
Miss Edith Stiles who attends the
Sergeant school at Cambridge, Mass.
Is home for the Easter vacation.
Miss Florence Huylar has returned
to her home on First street after hav-
ing spent the winter In New York.
Miss Villa Hageman, of BaySide, IL
T., has returned after having spent
the holiday vacation with friends in
the borough.
Mr. and Mrs. AMI Thorne, of Leon
ardo. were the recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward w. Snyder.
Twelve members of the First Bap-
.tiss church attended the meeting held
at Red Bank this week, to consider
means of raising one hundred million
dollars, needed by the churches for
their present work.
GUQ6T lu6 uitCNb1oh Va hhO
Improvement Association. the spring
sale has been conducted in
the building recently vacated by Mrs
r. S. Coe on Front street the past
two days. On Monday afternoon the
regular meeting OF the X. /. A, Will
be held in the public library.
Herbert Mathews has accepted a
position in Newark where he is EN-
ployed by the Edison Company.
An important meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of Calvary NJ. e. church was
held on Thursday afternoon when 1t
was decided to hold an entertainment
in the church on April goth. Those
present included, Mrs. William Lam
bertson, Mrs. s.. P. Dey, Mrs. Eurrtta
Ogden, Mrs. Amanda Wilson, Mrs.
Emma p. Black, Mrs. Farnces Lackey,
Miss Hannah Polling, Miss Vienna
.Bedle, Mrs. Thomas Triton. Mrs. Mary
Madden, Mrs. Edward Nancy, Mrs
William A. Tilton. Mrs. Emma Walling,
Mrs. A. c. Brady and Mrs. Lester
Van Olson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
POLICE RESERVE MARINE
DIVISION STARTED HERE

TOTTENvILLE, April "a ma
rine division of the New York Police
Reserves was started last night
among the members of the Bentley
Yacht Club at a meeting held at the
club house. Captain Anness of the
Harbor Police REESE ives with Lieuten-
ant Commander Marscher of the
Prince Bay division. were at the
meeting and explained. This district
will be known as District No. Al.
and will include twelve boats of the
club. Each boat will have while on
duty a lieutenant commander and
two m Another meeting will
be held shortly to complete all details
for the division.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
Pleasant Plains

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arrowsmith,
of Brooklyn, have been visiting In
Prince Bay.
William Healey. of Manhattan has
been visiting his mother here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pearsall of the
Bronx. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Pearsall, his week.
William Rose of White Plains has
been visiting at Huguenot Park.
Frank Ward visited in Manhattan
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stern, whose
store and dwelling were destroyed by
fire at A~nnadale this winter are NOV
ing to Huguenot Park, where they
EXPECT to open another place shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
HlRR0R Strike
HITS So. AMbOY.
Eastern Coal Dock Co. Has Cut
Down Operations mo Tugs
to Deliver ScoWs for Loading
81 speeial Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, April 3-South
Amboy Is greatly affected by the har-
Dor strike in New York city. The
Eastern Coal Dock Company of this
city have practically suspended OPP
erations, according to the information
received owing to the failure of the
tugs to deliver Cow for loading.
Yesterday afternoon in the offices
of the Terminal and Shipping depart
ment of the Z. X. r. steps were taken
to cut the force until such times as
operations again get normal. Ev-
cry indication points to q long drawn
out strike. Mr.. Layton, who Is In
charge of local operations in the alb
sence of G.. s. Crane, could not be
reached yesterday afternoon.
Should this strike continue for any
length it would mean a serious inan-
eial loss 70 the workingmen of this
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
Jamesburg

CONSERVATION was thrown in the
ranks of many who have been enjoy
ing a quiet drink in the numerous
places in town since Jamesburg voted
the saloon out, on Thursday by the
appearance in town Of Constable Pc
ter .Schweikert with a batch of sum-
mons calling for their appearance be-
fore the grand jury on Monday of
next week to tell just what Is what"
in the drinking places IN town.
The stork arrived at two James
burg homes within the past few days
and left baby daughters at the homes
Mr.. and Mrs. Chilion Howell and
Louis Emens.
Special Easter services OF song viii
be held at all the churches on Sun
day morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
BOY GETS SUMMONS TO
COURT FOR DRIVING CAR

BIZ Special CorresDondent.
TOTTENVILLE, April arthur
Ward seventeen years old. of Ninth
street, New Dorp, to avoid striking
three women walking in Amboy road,
Prince Bay, about s o'clock last night,
smashed the automobile he was driv-
ing when he ran up on a terrace at
Amboy road and Prince Bay avenue.
When Patrolman West arrived on the
scene he gave Ward a summons to
court on a charge of driving a car
without a license. lie being a minor
is also "A violation of the motor vehi-
Gle law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
BIG MINSTREL SHOW
FOR WOODBRIDGE
BIZ Sn.cin1 corresnondenr.

WOODBRIDGE, April 3:-The
high school auditorium here will be
the scene Monday night of a big
minstrel show TO be given by homo
talent for the benefit of st. James r.
c. church. The rehearsals for this
minstrel have been under the direc-
ton of John A. Bird, of Perth Ana
boy, and the results obtained are re-
markable.
The show will start promptly at 3
o'clock, daylight saving time. and
those who have not secured tickets
for the show are requested to get
same at once, as the committee in
| charge reports that the tickets are
fast being sold. Dancing will follow
the show for the benefit OF those who
delight to indulge In the terpsicho-
rean art.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
TALL cEDARs GROWING


ID Nperf0I fH1fTcSpOndent
KEYPORT, April Sat the meet
ing OF Bay View Forest No. is. Tall
Cedars OF Lebanon, held this week
twenty-five saplings were planted. \
social hour followed the meeting and
music for the occasion was furnished
by several orchestras. a large number
of out-of-town members attending.
4 feature of the evening was a
drill by the guards under the direc-
tion OF Captain r. 8. White. So in
teresting was the drill that Captain
White and the participants have been
invited to give 1t before several other
lodges.
Elaborate refreshments concluded
the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
helaoIand Leqends.

Highlands great staircase that
mounted TO the rocky heights had
fairies lurking above 1t. according to
legend. In the eighteenth century,
when Il baby was born. Its feet were
buttered promptly so the child would
slip through the fingers OF a fairy who
might try to exchange 1t for the falry's
habe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
a

Transparent soap is prepared by
drying ordinary soap. dlssolving II In
alcohol. allowing the solution to re-
main at rest 50 long as any impurities
settle to the bottom. and then pouring
off the alcoholic liquid and evapor-
ating 1t until II is Of such consistency
as to become solid when cooled in
molds-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
GET Rrp OF .sPRING FEyERv

II you lack enersy. u you are tired and
iangusd; You 40 not asel IKE s aSs
are that your bowels are sluggish. A Foley
Catharttc Tablet IL . good and wholesome
blcafing. Ef~k headache, sour stomach or
other Ills hat attend Indigestion and con-
stipakfon. They cleanse the bowels. sveek-
en- The stomach and invixprate the liver.
solA 81 Rzfnkkox 8 Fetk-Adg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-03
The Ideal Five-Passen8er Car

ne Ideal river aSSo1lS0I SdI
Whether the Paige Glenbrook is chosen solely because of its beauty or
rather because of its mechanical excellence, a full measure of satisfaction
is assured to it's owner in either case.
For it is well known that, in Paige cars, beauty and efficiency go hand
in hand.
The same skill In cal building which is responsible for making tbs
Genbrook a vehicle of exceptional grace is likewise responsible tor
making it an exceptional car from the mechanical standpoint.
In body, power plant and chassis. tt distinctly a Paige product
setting standards of comfort, economy and dependabLhty such as have
never before been present in a car of moderate price.
Although it has been before the public no more than four months.
it's destined, we believe. to revoudonize the Light Six field.
It's new sxcyLnder motor-dedgned and built in our own shops-is
a feature which, in itself, entities the new Paige Glenbrook to a place
at the head of Americas finest fvepassenger motor cars.
When you see this latest Paige model and ride in it, you will agree
with us, we believe, that, from a mechanical as well al an artistic
point of view, there is no finer fvepassenger car on the market today.
That this is now quite the general opinion among motorists is indicated
by he number who have already made arrangements for Spring deliveries.
Let US suggest that you give early consideration to the question OF
placing your order with our dealer while it is still possible for him to
take care of your requirements.
- Oyr NIOTOp DAD rOA6pAMy DFTR OFT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15
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|l|v||E DELAYED
Until Off, Sc


- the ds1ay In printing md
~ oshsr necessities affqu9s6.
V1upg Mons ChSiseiaa aGoocia-
nenbefshiD drive has len
I'D 70 Oct. -, inciusivo.
ljyorcing II from the state
3; oPivs for members. The orig
ni dats for the campaign was
11Ia 2o-Oct. I, inclusive. Il was
III III planned to hold the local
11aDisn in conjunction With the
6'iiS1S drive, but several delays haye
e Slefed the Rock Island commit
~ b ~ work.
". Bender has been named
npaign chairman BY the mem-
Hfsbip committee. The campaign
4 N b waged BY two major teams,
I'D by A. B. Duvon and Benja-
80 A. Horn. Each team leader
VilI name hve captains to head the
Elnor teams Of 10 men, which each
- will have. From twenty to
nifty boys will he named to assist
~ teams In their work. Mr.. Ben
"a has called . meeting for Thurs
~ evening ut which time captains
"a workers will be chosen. The
nesdng will be held 1t the associar
/ In building.
Banquet Opens Drive. :
The opening feature Of the Fam
Daigl will be banquet to be Even
Monday evening, Oct. I, 1t the Y
4 cafeteria for all committees and
workers on the drive. An, out-of-
town speaker, to be named later,
will be secured to address the
Meeting. Other features are being
/ Tanned. The city will be can
vassed by a system Of cards and
/. districts. The entire city will be
covered. The goal Of the associa-
ton ID 500 new members to brins
tie total list Of the association up
70 the 1900 mark. Directly aftel
Re campaign closes. the member.
lhip fee for seniors Will be in.
creased from SO to 81 year.
The announcement Of the in.
crease in fees" o. ]. Stirratt, gen.
nal secretary Of the association
ssys. has encouraged many to joir
10 association already. All tn,
men are showing Z fine spirit. The,
~ they re glad to go in 1t anl
promise they will put the campa.g.
o5sr big"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15
ODD FELLOWS GIVE
GEO. w.. ANTHONY.
TTY-YEARJ JEWEL

George w. Anthony. for q halt
century member Of the Independ-
ut Order Of Odd Fellows. was pre-
ssutsd with . 60-year veteran Jew
9 BY Past Grand NJ. T. Stevens.
ne 6o-year jewel is presented to
nch member who has belonged tu
ns lodge for . half century or
nore.
John Greene Of this city was pre-
sented with = 25-year jewel for .
eaarter-century membership in the
examinations. Rev. J. Frank Hous-
= VI Davenport spoke. The ODD
Fellows band gave . CO.. cert and
Nv Shumats twin Of Daveupor,
entertained
MOONLIGHT DANCE
o. the Steame, q. :. Hill. Friday.
Sept II Only 25c,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15
THINK or RI,

For II cents you & n lake your
best girl also your neighbof's, on
the moonlight excursion on the
steamer G W. Hill. Friday. Sept
II as the fare 10 only Is cents. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-09

QUOTATIONS FOR SILVER.
NEW YORK, August Bar silver.
Domestic. s9M; foreigns %; Mexican
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-09
:.'''cR()P MIRACLE
!. OF YEAR 1920
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The Continental Commercial
= Bank Sounds a Note
= of Optimism.
BYL A. FLEMING.

From the great continental-com-
mercial National Bank. Chicago. with
It's hands on the pulse Of the great
middle states and northwest ana
west, comes real encouragement 1T
time when the east seems to need
little fresh Inspirations promise OF
relief from tight money.
It is bracing to read this para
graph: 49, c
.tinental- National Bank
there il shown a clear feeling OF
confidence and optimism"
Furthermore. the report says that
not more than one-fourth OF the re-
nortine concerns state that there 10
any accumulation Of goods or ois,
position on the part OF buyers "
hold OF.
The coal problem is admittedly
real and . vital question Tor months
to come. ..
views on the improved condition IN
the labor market are correct
The miracle Of the crops OF 1Sso
feature more than have government
reports the wonderful CROPS Of 1920.
despite the poor start. There Is a
gain in nearly all yields save that
Of wheat, while barley production
does not reflect the decreased acreage
as q result Of prohibition amendment
The estimated yield. as compared
with 1918, follows: