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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

Qioroc iin Nlotiorm, uor NStlliam
@ront Meblter al 9tetp Dorf, Der 10
Ger Domination iom republltanIf
aanoioat for &,ccprpiioent. DIR,
@ebitcr erflGrer iig aigjort inoo at
@onbet 9iper 9lit1Io pau noget al in
S%uperpnitet. hporior ban o9lao er
imoo nogenionlbcIit SillIiltnlng til
Notionerne3 &igo, BET bore Jig meo
eller ltbcn NeIerputioncr. San arbe-
IaIer berimo0, al Qtcrifnnerne holoc3
fait / Erene, at Der pruttllerea 'trcnu
Efonomi men ueo ~alminocIig Sol,
iribeo gipe@ iSolf 2Inleoning til at
uotrpffe fine Uteuiuacr.
Gemufratcrnr fife cniee. Der
melote2 bcn 20oe D.. / Sarge, at
en- @rilppe iloen helt oe%mofratlIte
&eir er miaiorneict nleo De ErT't=
bcutpalamUno, ionr npminereoea mt
ser ct Wtsoe Al Statens 0el%notratl'te
GcntruIfomtte, od at Tetltloner Tor
Termination al andre aunoiooter laa
bel for oiaie iou ior Telegater til
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er lut | Snts
leb. Tctltioncruc Ill blipe bragt mo
i'll Stataiefretrrcu ipr Den lite
WturtS, ia9be@ ser. &c leocnne De
ntofrater for 0emuc @%epGgclle er
Sohn @loom al GcuilS Sote, Y. -.
Stenpict al Wtiuot oa 6. =. Better
ion al @i9bee. Nogen &dnotoat |
Spooiition til $. ). Yerrp, Der or
nomincret Tor Wteolcm al NationaI-
fomiieen, or en0ml life nGoitt.
Minimnmolpn fur @piuoer. Sioite
Scalalatir uebtoQ en- SOP, bporpeo
Ell Wtirimnnl2l0n Tor auinoer inoen
Nortb Gutptn it0l ~iaitI1ttes, oa De
nGrmere gcllemmGIler berom nj bit
ue iaact unoer ell aon'ererec, 'olll
fol aiholbc5 / Niamarcf engong
Mai. Scuue NorIerencc ifol beltaa
al nj Nteolemmcr. nemllg ire NC
urrientantcr lrr 9lrbeioagioere, ire
Tor elrbeiocruc % ire reprT'elltereit'
Sc Sifentllgheocn. StatellS &oil.
mission Tor grbcibereS G%rltatniug,
scr ogina iieucr iom aonmis'ion Tor
Iininnumalsn. nar Setomploighee,
omcno Den oilers life bar noaet at
0iore meo &~eitenmclie al Mimi
mlmSlrn. Gn &rffe a~fherin9er,
ser er ioranitoItct ! ioritieiligc Sele
al Statcn, bill 0anne @niiS Tor &c
@citemmclicr, iom luttcIlg taaeS.
Mininnmelemen piI trToe frat 30
Sage otter al Sen or betlenotalori.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Woutaua.

Mn Sneiturm. Sra Butte melotes
iorrige ltge, at man bar miot irloe
/ ell M % alporlig Sneitorm. Cent
peratllren par falot til noget nrr oct
lapeite Sen bar ppret / &inter, %
Ell betpoelig Snempn9De par ialot.
Stur Sfolc fur Wlentnlupub. MeO
81 MOB finn 4 Stemmer bar Oct Sfo-
Icoiitrift, iom inhbcintter Spen Tlen.
tumoob, beillittct at u0Iteoe Bombs
til CT @clob al 100000, for bpilfen
Sllm ital opferes Ell Silbpgning til
Npena Sfole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

0ppcr er Sen 200e D.. o'1ooei oeo
Sehcn III Silent / Charles Gun, lou
gor ga ) Nioauehcr %9annnel.
@arbcrcrnc lraacr paa Trt'cn. =
@orbcrcrrc / NurllnQtoll b%etlenot'
oioroc torriac llQe eli I'M % bslere
Sfolo FOR inc Vriier. ) oclne %n
fpitcr Set mn so Gents al 'od tltppet
iii SOAR % - Gents at fnn StlG9'
qebuitcrIic a'ltrabct.
@oS Turticneitc. Ser iortTllc> ira
o(ppcn ON Wcorge Sarpia, at hnll
hcrom 0ooetl ioIgtc lin 6arnn nrr
bclmc @1p for $4,000. Sarpla bno'
Sc bart 1Sarn1cn / 10 Gar, oct ntc'te
al huilfcn Sio ban tilbraAtc | Stnt'
t~craruucuc / SrnufriQc, % ban bao'
Sc bctalt $4,000 'or ocn.
Ssoc al %ranoiaur. Samlel Nm.
nerIon al @cbitcr Gttu er oeo pna
.Aoipitalet oeritco2 citcr al ARE Irp1
tcIio forbrrnot ! Gloic Cos 6abrlt
.Mon iorIeqtc at irtte Start | SI0cn
res at hrlhc Rcroienc | Den ira ell
fem Gallons aonoc, % ct Grplo',on
blcp EelQcu. alU0crnc brGnote belt
al ham.
AIppcr iuriplnocr mcb Sl5,0OW.-
Soaicrcrcu ucn Saplnr2 &llgrllbcr
heliaacnne iuu Ntl norbcnfor &c"
Qtolnca. blcu iioitc 2erbng AZ Ell Mo
ncr m0ritunQt / aontorcta braIIotrlc
MprIpiuQ. huorpao belle Den Nen1c
1unr. huormc0 Nrbcio5itprtcn 'tilIoe
bctn!c5 Sc ii0itc 10 Tigers %sn, bIco
todcn. Sumueu iogoc2 at bcIrbe
Tia til niuhit $4,000. 9fFncrcll nar
1porlr2 'oriunocn.
Srrlnithnnblcrc bar WpNc. ?torth
cnitcrn Soma &luubcrIncr'a N@'otln
tion hnn6c iorrlnc Hoe III 25oe onr
lac Meoc. ocnnc eora a 0otcl
Sort 2ca Ntoiuc3 ! Gc5 Wfolne@.
W2rOct nuitc Gor nil ~olto9cIia az
holOcs / Geoar Hopio2. lrrlolt
hanNlcrnc palQtc s.. s. Nurrtn9ton
al North GugIlih til Vrpitocnt 5.
:. Ia~nbenberaer. NIcSrcaor, Tirc'
urrii0tnt: Narrn SltnfelberH, Ma-
terloo. Sefretur "a Na@'ercr I'll
0irctterer uaIatl3 IS. :, Mole a. Clt
buduc. 6. e ayuun a @runou Gen
Ter "a z 81. Moore al Y}olon Gitn.
Siclp Tor SlrotnlnNc / Snitlauo.
Sra Norih lttWrcQor mcIoc5, al
man Der / Sen QlemcnlAuacloc volt
hnr lo0t Mcrfc Ill en- itor SoregcIle
i Qoitialer iii (uifInu6. Store Slm
mer al omcrifonltc Ecn1c iugtta9c@
huer GoQ at po2icrc Tor at q tram
Qenoc Tolf / oct tlollQcre tulte Acl
icroenmc, o. SluQtuinQc bcrooer
iortUucr. al Der or mel0t Dem ON
itor NtauQcl pnu NcuNc, Wtoo o9
AlUocr. Ter cr iiUr annoNet on,
at ser icuoe2 anIlC, tonbcnleret
Ntelf, Vellc oQ Snffer, 90 Der 'cn
bea melet al 0lale &nrcr lolnt Sut
fertei % terret Srnat Ger fore.
f|onrnler nQioa CntcIte (ilirlocr. "a
Ser icnoc2 Eenge ior 9llncrifabluet
Ter.
%clficnnt @unfun Mfnub bso. Gil
NSalltou in0lob Sen l90c d. ielcgru
fit llnocrrciuIul on. at Or. ". Is
Gorle bar hro i Ct NctrrSburN
Tlorion. hpor han inmmcn meb SIT
ftru % Spn ttIbrngtc &intcrcn, Or
G~.I, -, A., - 4, b,N,, T,,rN+c -,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

llge / Sebruar, Of Spgoomme,n be.
gpnote at frrpe tine Dire. S Sebet
al De inn Gage, Der enotc rteo 2prs
oog oen 1ioe 6cbr., inotraf Der IL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

Scar 70 fsruher Teres eubfrtpfsu, lena
teli Ioii, eger enr'aUoisniup. BET er UNI.
Teri Of lenbe lsie WeHes /, alm,uesliee srept.
"a b ian i9e nare onioarIige IoI 4snss. ION
tIir borts paa geien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
1noldnoet.
Soma.

SunnrcSaorina bpo. Glern1ollt =.
0opcr err Nen 200e D.. n'1daef peo
Gencn / iii Silent / Charles otin, lou
Mor "a > Moauchcr aonllllel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

Ser aipeS inaeu ii,rere Senaenrbrins
aelie for Sioc.n cnO az tisbe nnr'ie eller
nnu'!c aroncr % ldoe Dem liod pon
Neute | Santeu Until Nnr'en aaar or,
Sor iulnlirnNiRe CpInSninper lirtu III
@irscr SSlnnh n 60, ll5 60. Searporn
Ct, Shicdap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Spltbnocuc er funicruatiuc. !,

t''SHStHt u NIX UUltut. Nb'l
bllocne ! 4iuneapoll9 hor un0cr Ct
rorlcoen otbolbt Nteoe pcotoQct De
%lolllt,oner, hoorueo uotalca Wisneie
mcN Oct | Spraaoct iorcIia0cnbe Gpr.
Lag ON al gao ttlbolc III OoaSlus
bclparellcn alcnncm Sommcrcn. 9a
turcuS Soue ton life iortrurlaes a.
meme'telige Sopc, iJee@ ser / Nfeio
llltloncn. Sroningen blep 0iort I'M
Der 8rlgeu Tor at opuao noaet, lo,n
life longer or %nsopenoiQt, oa oes
iioen mener man. az 9lrbeioerue peo
al ltao op ina tlolig ON Wor1enen
life raor Den nsopeuhioc 0pilc I'M
Der oenne GagalpSbeiporeIie
SrGifins / inlo Gang. On Srr
'femo'finc meh i~ulotaQigt MnnoTab
nnr 'orrtac llgc / iuIo Sang poo
Sbomplons 6nrm ~isnocnlor Spco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

Tntrlutcrnc ~iclrcr. zen lille &u
&otota npr N!loua ylI raiau trent
gjcuucm (iocrnc lltuc ticuot muocr
hcttc 9}nun ! h2nmoo $50 Nor talo.
les &pcu @cruouIu, men mlOcr Sri
Qcu 'rcmtom cuocl p~otriotjitc Grctc
itcr MOD octic trite 9iouu. "a Hnc,
blcp omocbt III %afota Srp04 at 81
Torcneoe 5tater clouu maa iiQG3 at
bare / arig mc0 (NifIauN. iao men
II BOG cu0cl al Encna ,>~uobuOQr,c,
at eitcriom Der life IUuQer uor uirtc
liz stamp ga @Ioo9u09noe.ic. ioa
tuuoc IN 9touuct @Crmuuja dlcuop.
taacs Otter euocI mere % min0rc
ircocIiqe 6orhauOlinQcr bIcu Speraa
madlet optaqct Ill oImin0cli9 Toifc.
oiitemninq. og Oct ltore SlaQ itoo
iorriqe Qirsoag meo ocu GelQe al
2afota Ieireoe meo % Stcmmers
Mfajoritet 6or Sofota bar 10 Stcu.
nIer, Tor @ermaniu fun ~. Oct
bar Ell al De bitreitc &onIpe, @pen
nogeniinoe bar prret &ione Ill, og
huereueitc itemmeberettig @erIon
meote op peO &algurncn ~ ielp DC
'om moatte bpres euer tIeres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Tpritc platform oiientliaaiort.

Zen 'erlie NATIONALLY M%on0loni. Der
hor teanet Jig Tor Trimrrpolact Den
f6bc MnrtS o. iom inmitoia / Spcr.
cnSiiemmclle mc0 Sopcu ~o'icntlig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

SortiGttes paa iioite Sibe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

SHWHHtNl HIHlHB UtU VHIIlt' Ut
SfoleoiItriftcr uco Baltic bar npiten
enitemntig bciIltttet aon'olioering, %
Ell Sfolebp9ning foltenoc $4,000
pil blipc upfgrt | nupnte Hp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
@arbcrcrnc lraacr paa Eri'cn.

9orbcrcrnc / burlington betlenoi'
oiorSc lnrriae llle Ell I'M % bsiere
SfoIo Tor inc @riier, ) Scrnle %p
fpitcr Set M so Gents at 'on tltppet
iii SOAR % p Gents at Ino St1G8'
nrhuitrr1tc ~niitraNct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

4ulnoer urNnnIlcrcr. 5 Snrbins
ocIIe meo Imerican %e9iou Eoit i
Tnlrmont cr iorrigc ll9e Ell @p.
mars Nurlliorp bIcpen orgonlierct
me0 II Charter" Ntcolemmer. Ger
~iorcloo oIlercoe Nnie1ninger ON Sp-
toQcIie ira oucr 80 tioli0cre SoIoa-
tiers Nlitruer, Seitre % Ofebre.
Otr@. ". 8. Muebfe cr oen me Sor
euing@ YrUiiocnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Ticrbc Stnalprnn frrpia.

'icroc al sc fer StnoIprnntmc. Ion
Tor Irngtiart pan NiiSiiaiipplIloben
ifaI Icocrc9 ira Stoolocrfct / Stll.
lpntcr, loite@ iorriac llge poa @on'
oct. Zen icr1te pil ppre iGr6ig ocll
lite IpriI % Den iictte er o9iaa IN.
Der Nrbci0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

NrINtcr 1INN |hhrFIU1I. ,Y0rllICrl
i Smcgncn al StiIlpoter ~begpnbe,
at irpgte inr n mere END allninoe.
liz uoloiom NaariIom, bpi5 Snecr
ifuIoe foume Ill at gan / Ell Sort
Ger meIbcS ncmlig, at Sneen noe
2ulohlitritternc har Ell lpboe al
henimoo ire 500, % pnn mango
Stcoer cr &clcuc M llgelrcn mar.
bore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-06

40 inches wide and
the quality that made
such a furry the past
two weeks. Select
from 80 of the want
ed shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-06

Soft, 1ustrous quail
ity, for summer and
evening frocks and a
ch dice of colors,
with plenty of navy
and black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-06

40 inches wide and
an exceptionally fine
quality. 5000 yards
in this assortment,
more than fifty of
the latest color COM
binations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17
Divorces Wife Who Refuses
To Live In KedSbey Section

opinion that there was only one
town for her, and that topn was
New Brunswick, so leaving her hus-
hand to spend the remainder of his
DAYS in Keasbey If he wanted to.
where one day seemed like a year &c
her. she took up her residence in
the county seat town. Soon after
arriving in that city, Mrs. Szabo be-
came infatuated with one George
Jurkut and went to live with him
Eventually, Mr.. Szabo tired of the
simple life" in Keasbey and went
to New Brunswick to call on his wife
and persuade her to live with him
But New Brunswick and George, hef
soul mate had made such al i'm
preston that she drove her husband
away. Soon after this Mrs. Szabs
and Mr.. Jurkut left for Lorain, Ohio,
where they are said to be living
peacefully.
Mr.. Szabo was represented in the
case by Counselor Alexander Balint,
Jr.
Moral: If you would keep the
bird from flying away, don't feather
your nest" in Keasbey.
New Books at Library.
The following new books are
ready for circulation at the public
library:
Vital Message. A. c. Doyle: Com
mcrcial Industrial Vocals for Stem
C~graphers. T.. j. Kimble: Teaching
of Geography. a. Geikie; Motor We
hicles and Their Engines: Fraser
and Jones; Moments with Mark
Twain. A. b. Paine: Book of JOY
Gus Children. J.. NJ. Kelley; Ordeal
Of Mark Twain. V. Brooks; House,
hold Arts for Home and School,
Eastern Question. NJ. Joselson: Cape
Codites: Collegians, Gerald Friffin;
Leonard Wood, +. j. David Co.: In
dustriaI Work in the Schools. f. +.
Worst: Students Manual of Fashion
Drawing. Edith Young.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17
The Book of Martha
BY JANE LORINIER

him where one penny OF his own
money goes to! He's so sensitive!
l couldn't bear to hurt him."
1 ventured:
Maybe he's buying stocks or
bonds to surprise you!"
"No-he's so proud-he couldn't
keep from telling mel"
1 was a little confused. Her hus-
band was proud and sensitive-he
mustn't be hurt-but he could hurt
her! He mustn't be held to ordi-
nary standards of justice! That
seemed to be Martha's version of
her husbands temperament.
OF course / had known that there
are scamps in the world. hypocritos
who pose as the soul of integrity.
but | had never tried to imagine
what ii would mean to a fine girl
like Martha to be tied by the mar
riage bond to a man who was q ras-
cal.
Suddenly my dear newlyweds. Deb
and Ted, flashed into my mind.
They were on the same plane of
ethics when they married. They
possessed a community of tastes
and interests rather than of passion.
What a contrast they were TO
Martha and Ewart Palmer, who had
been so violently in love with each
other when they were married, who
had let themselves go with the
fierce fervor of a romantic attach
ment, but had been separated from
the beginning by their different
ideals of integrity.
We Lorimers had often comment
ed on the perfection of their mar
ried life. They were so congenial,
so devoted, etc, etc. / suppose
Ewart meant to be honorable when
he married Martha. Then how had
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17
Conscience Dies When n Man Gives
Nothing and Demands the c

Nothing and Demands the
you heard what l said about our
savings accounts?" Martha asked.
you and Ewart are competing
Lately. for six months at least,
I've been doing an the saving
Il don't quite see why That should
make you so wretched.'
i've learned-to doubt-my hus-
hSnd's world"
"O-h-h-hi Impossible!" 1t SEEM
I'd TO me that / groaned rather than
pronounced the words. Certainly l
had never heard such a shocking
accusation fall from the lips of a
wife! If what Martha said was true,
she must be enduring the supreme
agony of her life! l could barely
grasp the horror of her situation. 1
piled words on words of comfort,
became incoherent. while Martha
remained quite calm.
I'D def Bob ever told me a
lie!' / concluded.
"No-you'd want to, but you
couldn't, Jane"
Martha, you must be mistaken
about Ewart. Why. of all our
friends, he's appeared to me to be
the most-the-most respectable!
That's the only word to describe
him, Why do you accuse him so?"
HE no longer discusses our per-
sonal affairs as If they were of any
importance to him. You settle 1t
to suit yourself, Marte,' he says. AS
il I cared for anything except to
suit him. He no longer calls my at
tention to his personal economies.
He doesn't dare for he isn't saving
n cent?, But he takes good care to
find out about my financial affairs
every month. While / never ask
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17
Bic Gnin For Trust COmpnnN

The New Jersey Trust Company's
resources al the close of business
on June 80 last. were 1854. 500, 006.
a gain of S~S1,S1O,461 over the pre-
vious year. This is the figure given
by the Trust Companies of the
United States just issued by the
United States Mortgage and Trust
Company of New York. The state
of New Jersey ranks seventh in
banking interests. being only led
by the following states: New York,
Pennsylvania. Illinois, Massachu-
sets, Ohio and California. The
trust company of the
United States increased nearly
twelve per cent and aggregate S12.-
4~51,S77.5S3, which is considerably
in excess of the total banking
strength of the country in 1901.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17

NEW YORK-The suicide rate in
United States reached the lowest
ebb in 1919, with a percentage of
1872, according to figures compiled
by Frederick l.. Hoffman. statisti-
clan, embracing the period from
1900 to 1920. During 1919 there
were 3,S1S cases of suicide reported
against 1859 in 1905. which show
ed the highest rate of death by self
destruction.
Mr.. Hoffman stated in his report
hat it was hard to assign a causa-
tive factor of the suicide phenomo-
non, but that in periods of econ
omic depression a higher rate is
noted. During the eras of prosperity
there is a notable diminution, he
said. The most sinister aspect re-
vealed by an analysis of suicide is
the increasing number of murderers
who take their lives following
the commission of homicide, Mr..
Hoffman declared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17
Museum Gets Rarc Book.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IA re-
cent addition to the Pennsylvania
Museum. Memorial Hall. Falrmont
Park, Of interest to cabinet max
ers is thst cf n huge auarto volume
of The Gentleman and Cabinet
Makers Directory" by Thomas
Chippendale. master cabinet max
err of the eighteenth century.
The book. which is very rare. was
published in London in 1854 and
put under the protection of Hugh,
Earl of Northumberland. Attached
to the venerable tome is list of the
subscribers, among which figure the
names of noblemen. cabinet makers
and even that of a bricklayer. There
are 100 copper plate e~ngravings
and the work is "a large collection
of the most elegant and useful de-
signs of household furniture in the
Gothic, Chinese and modern taste"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17

BY The associated Press
MEXICO CITY-Figures showing
that oil shipments from Mexico have
doubled since the first of the year
have been published by the Depart
ment of Industry and Commerce
which records October shipments
OF 1891, 900 barrels as against -
061,2S9 barrels in January. In 1901
Mexico shipped out 10,345 barrels
and i'm 1910. S.63'.0S0 barrels. Ship
ments in 1919 totalcd S7,O12,954
barrels and there is reason 10 be-
lieve that his years shipments will
moun to more than 125,000.000
barrels.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17
ROOSEVELT

John j. Bowling spent yesterday
in Newark on business.
The society of Young Judea held
a dance at Kish's hall Wednesday
night. which was one of the best
social events held this season. The
attendance was big, music of the
best. and the.decorations were more
effective than any ever used for dis
pla- The committee we're compli-
mented on the results of their eff
forts.
The four new officers of the po-
lice department recently appointed
reported for duty Wednesday night,
making the force strength now elev-
en- e
The Past Chief Rangers Associa-
tion of Middlesex county, represent
ing the various courts of Foresters
of America. will meet Sunday aft
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock. This is their
final meeting of the year and the
charter of the association will close
at this gathering. Many important
matters of business for the interest
of forestry will come up for discus
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17

he come to slump from what he
certainly had intelligence enough to
recognize Is the perfect experience
of his life?
How had he dared to assume that
to Martha should apply all the an
cient and modern rules about mar
riage. and to himself. no rules at
all when he Thought best" to break
them?
A man who could VI that.
when his wife was giving him the
best that was in her. must be quite
dead to the inner law, the law of
conscience.
Ought Martha to cast him out of
her heart and life?
Or ought she to make an effort to
reclaim him?
Waste love, Squander it upon
your husband" she had advised me.
Would she take her own advice?
Ito be continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17
The S~toryILike Best
Written by Perth Amboy School Children upon Stories Heard II Read
during Book Week"

milkmaid making cheese. Bobby
called to whom they were making
the cheese for and the little man
said, 1T is for the MOON" But
Bobby foated on until he anne to
the rainbow and there he got a lot
of gold.
But when he fioated on a comet
hit him and broke the bubble and
Bobby lost all the gold. Bobby fell
down into the deep sea. Then some
thing else happened. lie came up
as quick as he went down. The sea
gave him such a jolt that he found
himself awake in his own yard. His
bowl OF water had been spilled while
he slept.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17

sion that will upbuild the order.
Lewis n. Bradford, manager of the
county Foresters bowling league
will make his first report Of the sue
cess of the league. Edward c. Smith.
president of the association, will pre-
side. All past chiefs have been urged
to join at this coming meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17

In the year 1908. Imre Kun.
sixty-hve years old. of 932 Amboy
avenue, decided that he would take
unto himself a wife, SO on May Is.
1908, to be exact. he married.
Some time after this event, his wife.
Elizabeth Kun. forty-ivc years old,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17

Albert Naulty. the youngest pupil
in a SD grade and a school No. l
attendant. writes that he likes the
story of Bobby Bubbles" best.
Bubbles was not his right name
but ages ago a man named John
had . son, but Bobby did not get his
name second-handed.
One day Bobby and his sister
Susie went blowing bubbles. Bobby
blew an immense bubble. Then
something queer happened and a
man came by and caught Bobby.
Then the bubble noated up in the
air. First they came to the MILKY
Way and Bobby saw a little man
milking a COW and a pretty little
decided that he wouldn't have a
wife. and ran away with the board
er. Michael Patt. to parts unknown,
hat have since been located at a
tins Creek. Pennsylvania. where
they are now living. according to
Attorny George Kemeny. who rep
resents Mr.. Kun.
Within the past few days a de-
cree of divorce has been granted
Mir. Kun by the court of chancery.
on the ground of daultery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17

Because she refused TO live In
Keasbey. and decided that New
Brunswick was by far the better
place. and went there 20 live. where
she found a soul mate" it is said,
Special Master in Chancery Adrian
Lyon has recommended a decree in
divorce for Steven Szabo from his
wife. Eva Szabo on the grounds of
desertion. Although the husband
still continues to reside in the ham
let of K~easbey. Mrs. Szabo evidently
found New Brunswick not to her
liking and is now residing in Lorain,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Szabo were married
on July 81, 1918, and Mr.. Szabo fit
ted up a little 'love nest" in Keas-
hey. Right here is where Mrs. Szabo
began to let him know that she was
the better half of the family, even If
up to that time ONE had not yet
been given the vote. for she refused
to dwell in Keasbey. even If her nus
band did want to: and that was all
there was to it.
Mrs. Szabo seemed to be of the
y. Y. Club For Boys Success.
NEW YORK-For ten cents a
year and up. $1,000 boys of New
York's east side enjoy all the fun
facilities that a eve story club
house can provide. They + men,
beers of the Boys Club. 1t Is the
largest organization of its type in
the world. devoted solely to furnish
ing wholesome recreation to the
youths of the congested tenement
district surrounds it.
Any youngster in that part of the
metropolis can he a member if he is
between : and 81 years old. Annual
dues are paid according to height,
beginning with a modest dime for
those under four feet. four inches.
and growing with the boy himself.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-20
LANsDEN SUFFERS INJURY IN
 STREET CAR ACCIDENT

H. E. Lansden, Poultry specialist of the agricultural extension, Univer- sity of Arkansas, suffered a dislo- cated shoulder. painful cuts and bruises and perhaps other injuries not yet determined, and Mrs. Lans- den received cut on the hand and a severe nervous shock when a High land street car crashed into MT. Lans- den's automobile at Sixth street and Pulaski at 12:10 p. m. today.
 MT. and Mrs Lansden were taken to their home at 1923 West Eighth street where Mr Lansden will be con- fined for a period of several weeks. MT. Lansden expressed his concern over his inability to keep his ap- pointnents during the period of en- forced rest as he had crowded schedule that would have taken him to eyesy section of the state.
 Mr. Lansden stated that he had his e in perfect control and was drivina at Q very moderate rate of speed but that he was unable to stop before the st1eet car, coming down g grade at a high rate of speed, struck him and carried his ear fully E feet along the track. Mr. Lansden had just purchased a new Dort car about ten days ago.