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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
JURORS FEES.

&EEr&@E %g&&rIEGtaa.I#H
No. CT To whom For what
Warrant issued. Purpose Amount
1922 III. c.. Block, State VS..
Mrs. Carl Kline /. $500
1925 Ferdinand Broll, State VS..
Mrs. Carl Kline *. 100
1927 Edward E. Clark, State
vs.. Mrs: Carl Kline 81. LOO
1929 A. J. Daniel, Jr.; State VS..
Mrs. Carl Kline 100
1926 J.sP. Fox. State VS.. Mrs.
Carl Kline .. /. 90
1927 John A. Henry; State vs..
AIRS. Carl Kline !. LOO
1912 Math Linn. State VS..
Mrs. Carl Kline Il. 90
T5245 Albert T.. May. State VS..
Mrs. Carl Kline 90
1922 Peter Plates. State VS..
Mrs. Carl Kline Z. =. leo.
1888 w J. Rau.s State VS.. Mrs.
Carl Kline Loo
73263 Charles W. Saunders. State
e VS.. Mrs. Carl Kline i. co
7326S George ThieIman. State
vs.. Mrs. CaH Kline !. 100
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RsEfsceAPlITl,u7LATIoN on COURT HoUsI
AND JAIL
BOARDING PRISONERS
sBEAtRNS COUNTY PRISONERS

No. Of To whom. For what
Warrant issued Purpose Amount
1902 b.. ID. Schooner. SNovem-
her, 1915 49,. ri. 80 102 90
y 80 4 der. 1915 II. !. .:.. AZ. 75
1878 As 800
72735 Hennepin Cos February,
1919 .8...a II
! = .aryj lsls.. .4s.5o
''19' 19fs j.. 30. SIS 1925
1918 49,. !. 41.25
1882 b. e. Schooner, May, 1919 5000
574S49 B.. E.Schoener, June, 1878 1O2.D0
1882 BE. Schooner, July, 1919 134.00
800 1919 49,. -. 300
Der, 1918 =. !. i 100
g7633O#B.f f. Schooner, Octo-
Der. 1919.... $3.50. 1000
1918 ~. .... IA. 90
Total ... .s77a..46
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CONSTABLE FEES

No. 81 TO whom . what
stein - .... 1900. e.7o
. ! !. J Rupreehe $50
Us. Rupreeht 80. $50
Aug. Wesendorf .5Ss
73249 Henry Paliansch, State
vs.. Berlinger Bros II go
1859 Joseph u. Miller, State
VS.. w E. Dyer 70 so
1891 N. ]. Elliott, State VS..
& Gordon -. 1900
1892 MI. Elliott. State vs..
Gordon -. 1890
7587S*A. III. Houghton, State vs..
Doran 80. 1850. ITO
1866 Joseph Miller, State VS..
Banta-Smith -. 49,. s37.29s
1862 Harry Odell. State VS..
Bancroft -. !. II Is.
1866 Anton Sober. State VS..
Grein ~. -. ...... 2.35
634S Chas. Weisner. State VS..
Grein ATS
T6349 r. J. aWeisser. State VS..
Wallekf SIS
Total IS. S 1871
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War; 8 t SIS Waen Observation-Disclosures
|75a9aa A 4, 8 #W vs. asasR an !, sa,,, 4o.se
1884 Flrst. state Bank, sauI
1929 w. 3. Mitchell &. .2... 67.69
|75263 Edward zapp J. s. 1915
|755ss FIRST State Bank. Sank ], I
1894 =. H. Welcome ~ j Co. Sc. 81
1895 +. e, sWellcome CO.. l6.sgs
1856 ]. r, Bennett. Jr.. 80. 1l.44
1857 {. u Atwood. ELS
1850 Richard 7. Eddy. 3 S3
1858 w B. Mitchell, 2I.9 S5
|75615 r. III. Welcome Co.. 4S.h8:
|576I7 M. 4. LeisensNor bearer. "
|75618 M. "A. Leisen or bearer. 2..6S3.
1868 M. A. Leisen or bearer. A.I9
1850 M. a. Leisen 4orsbearer 80
|75627 Granite City Saving 81
7ss2s a 1laGah CITY CITY saving $ 800
1899 Granite naG I City saving s ~
1880 Granite City saving $ ) , !,
Loan CO.. ..s32.9l
|75631 Granite City Saving
|757s5 Granite City Saving s
|757S7 zapp StateaBank SO. so.
1898 Edward zapp 4S.76
1879 First State Bank, Sank
Centre i. :.s. /. .&s... a@ ZS.USt
|75472 MINNEAPOLIS Trust8Co. 7.64
1894 +. Fl. WELCOME Cos. 1900
|76070 Granite City Saving. &
Loan Co... 80 u. -. 9S.4S5
|T6O71s Granite City Saving &
Loan Co... -. 1878.
Loan CO.: ]. 81 17.56s
'0o'' Loan CO.. J. 67.75
Loan Co. s.. 50:
'0O'0 Loan CO.. !. 1856.
|T6076 Granite City Saving &
Loan Co.. l4.30.
|76079 J. r.. Bennett, Jr.. 25.2l
eooii Centre e'a'0 I. 8 4 $500
|7662S ", IS. Mitchell s.. +. 53.12s
1868 w. b. Mitchell 1871
wv Centre. s. !. 116. SO
|T67OO F.. H. welcome Co.. 1871
|T6694 Granite. City Saving &
Loan Co.. q. 56.99
1906 Granite City Saving &
Loan Co. So. 69.l6
Total. 80. .Sl,,S5l
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Rent of Janitor,s House 1919. S 90. 90
From Sale of surplus fuel !. 10 .45
Collections for treatment of
Consumptives.. 1886
funded by State s0.0S
Costs on p. p. Tax Collections. $500.
Sale of Lawn Mower. 200
Sale of Township Manual 81. :1.50
Cost State VS.. Warren Edgar. 23.35
state5.. ..... 1864. IS
Refundment of double payment
IN County Warrant. 1851
abeth eau. 1000
Sale of old Cupboard. rs
ich.. 1900
CHI. J.. !. 1900 .0s
Sale of old Counter. 800
Sale of Court House,. Z. 775.O0
Total. =. ..... ...s5IS1.s2
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REPAIRS !


No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount.
72O7la y. r. Munsinger, plumb
ing REPAIRS. l2.65
1884. f. Schuster,& tinsmith rel
PAIRS ~. -. ~. $50. 500. l.21
~ ing repairs ~. 2sE. 50
ing repairs D. 1 50
S73640sJ.M P...Munsinger, plumb
ing repairs 49,. $50:
1866 JOS. E. Schmidt, repair
'9o0' y repairs $ . 2.e5
- ing repairs e 5.s5
741S9 K. g. ssaller, plastering.. 800
ing repairs 500
court house roof. s. 40
1924 A. j. Daniel, repairing
office chair 80. ..:... Zoo
75315 Henry Kalkmfan, repair
ing court house roof. Sis
1887 j. Munsinger, plumb
ing .renairs g. go
1888 j. T. M~uhsingef, plumb
ing reDairsZ... AZ. 3 II
1882 n. zinkem, paperiing in
court. house &. .E.. -. 7.52
691,J: S P. Mufsinger, plumb
fng repafrs =. ESQ
l ( 1, j: KffoWsKr a~.trsepairs.: j. SO
1921 Up. Munsinger. plumb
ing REPAIRS - 30
To+ol III. 1ss.a. s191Ss0 3
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For what
Purpose Amour
GoURT HOUSE, AND JAIL EXPENSES
WATER, LIGHT AND FUEL


No. of TO whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
72024 Public Service Co. Light ,s
7aoss frank schmid. S. cords DO.
72O9l Frank schloemer, Is
cords of wood 1900
7,ss...rs e .T WSsa wooa s5 ! Is
72a16 Public Service 60, light ,.a
7.t7eaniad 9 ga e. s1s;c,a Wafar o4:oo
Nov. 1s1s-Feb: lie ss.e4
1855 st. Cloud Public Service
CO., light and gas e 30
1854 Nick Muller. wood ll04.25
T264S Frank Simon wood. 1892
1912 Public Service Co, light
and gas -. ...... 44.22
.73445 Public Service Co,
1851 city t1a q ss st: CLOUD. water ! .
Feb. 1-le to May 1-l9 5o.5S.
1902 City of st. Cloud, sprink-
ing for 1919 1890
74O66 Public Service Co., llgat
1929 Public Service Co, light
and gas#..... 1867.
1852 Public Service Co, light
1881 Public Service Co, light
and ;gas /. 65.:lSl
575166S Public Service Co., light
and gas 49,. 3f.oe
and gas 90. .....s...1. 8. 5S.74
$50 Co. light and gas. es.s1
1920 City of st. Cloud, water
from May to5Nov, 1919 VI. 81
:75975 St. Cloud Public Service
Co, light and a for.
sheriff ..-sa 8. =. ~. 2..9l,
E76193FSt. Cloud Public Service
Co.. light and gas. for
sheriff 80 .t. Min
E76335 J. 10. Schwartz, wood. s.. 330.51
1886 i. w. Wagner, wood. 174..29
Total ... ~. 81 ........$3,423.S7
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ECAPITUIATIoN OF JUSTICE.
COURT EXPENSES.

Justice fees Z. {. s492.s
Sheriffs expenses .. i. 35GsS1
Constable fees &.
Jurors fees 8. III
.WllneSs Tees 80. ~. -. M. 210..7.
Miscellaneous /. ~. 5 5 6;
Total .... Sc SO 81
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sTAsrIssfEN1' sIrD


No: of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Anountt
r, Atlas 5000
Tnb,, T. Lsrierss. I. VI. "a 30S 90
$8 s---s----y----
1sot.I ... . 5000
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For what
Purpose Amount

No. of TsoWIlo For what
gVVaprant 49, Issued PURPOSE Amount
5000 Northwestern sTelephoae$
CO., telephone rentals 44s00
Total p. 4. ..$ 92s.s1
R:EIscAPII,T1uTIlATIoN on COURT HOUSE
AND JAIL ExPENssEs
Water, light and fuel $34233 81
Repairs fS B. III. O3
Miscellaneous .. 5Ss.. -. 81. %. 928.S1
Total n. /. ... S. $44,473.71
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REcAPITutDATIoN OF BOARDING
PRISONERS

stearns County prisoners IS 773. 4e
Benton County prisoners 14..75
Cloud City prisoners ~. 11.25
Total ~. II. S 7es. 46
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S 2O5.50.
MISCELLANEOUS

II Of TosWlaom For what '
Issued Purpose Amount
E4I73 Charles E.@G1ass, burial
of unknown child $500
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BENTON COUNTY PRISONERS

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
72093 b. r. ~Schoners Novem-
1918 80. 49, .2.25
74193 B. b. Schooner, May, 1919 800
Total 1a.75
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5.
Np.of 10 whom For what
WARRANT Issued PurposessAi1aallilt
7e329@B. p. Schooner. matron

S3&
Total ,,..5 .. 1 ,85aBS q
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DIsTRIcT couRr EXPENSES.
GRAND JURORS

81 Of whom ForSwllat
Issued Purpose Amount
1875 q Berger 400
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STATEMENT ID,

MISCELLANEOUS COUNTY REVENUE
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STATEMENT CHI
TAXES REFUNDED.

No. of To whom For what:
Warrant Issued ST Purpose Amount
7244S John H.. Schriml S.82
72449 Elizabeth Grinds =. 3 p
1904 u. ]. Vonderheide. 70 .S3
12n2h Granite City Saving
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Total. 2S..0(
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
ENv

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton.
of Amboy> road, announce the en-
gsgement of their daughter, ] Mil
dred, to William H.. Brown, Jr., OF
Hopping avenue
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Cornell, of Joline avenue at the
Staten Island hospital this week.
Mrs. George w. slaight, who has
been stopping at the home Of her
son, Howard Slaight, in Metuchen for
the past several months. is at the
home of Mrs. Lillian Macomber. OF
Amboy rotd.
Mrs. John Dietrich, Of Amboy road,
Is recovering at her home from a re-
cent Illness She was at the Staten
Island hospital.
Miss Betty Mcconnell with Miss
Olive Hitchcock were at the S. S.
White Dental Works exposition al
Philadelphia Thursday.
Mrs. John Camp, of Pleasant Plains
visited her mother here yesterday.
DIR. r. w. Renwick, of Main street,
will shortly move to Perth Amboy
where he will practice He will be
located at Market street and Brigh-
ton avenue, hat city.
Joseph Roe. secretary to Water
Commissioner James M. Vail, has re-
signed to take a position in Manhat-
TAM.
The campaign for the bonds under
the auspices of the Sons Of Irish Free
dom. was put off this week here until
the first Of next week, because of the
cards not being ready to start on
time.
The Volunteers Of America, wnu
have established headquarters in the
former Marshall building, meets ev-
cry Tuesday and Friday nights each
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
&OUTh AM9OY

Some real sport is in line for the
members of South Amboy Orient
Court No. 81. At a session tonight six
candidates will get the 20. D." The
meeting will begin Immediately after
the regular session Of Joel Parker
Council, Jr. o. L. A. NJ.
A meeting of Importance will be
held tonight by members of tho local
Council of Jr. O. u. A. NJ. Plans
will be made for a large number of
local members and past councillors to
attend the monthly meeting OF the
Past Councillors Association to be held
in Plalnsboro.
Sergeant and Mrs. Patrick Ryan,
of the local police force, were Perth
Amboy visitors yesterday afternoon.
The Students Social Club Of the
South Amboy High School will give a
dance in the High School Auditorium
Friday night, February 9Th.
Until the successor Of Raymond
Downs as Inspector of plumbing is
appointed, Thomas Lovely, president
of the Board of Health. will serve in
that capacity.
DR.. Z. w. Harrington. Of Railway,
has engaged a suite Of rooms III the
| South Amboy Trust Company's build
ing on Broadway and will open denta
p%arlors.
The Chamber of Commerce has Sc
cured a suite of rooms in the South
| Amboy Trust Company's building for
headquarters.
As the result of the Y. NJ. C. A.
thrift week an increase in sale of w.
S. s. and Thrift stamps has been
noted i'll this city.
A petition is being circulated IN
Bay View Manor for electric light
service.
An effort is being made for those
in charge of the X. of G. minstrel to
put the show before the public during
the month Of February.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
ACADEMY PLANS
NEW BUILDING
Sisters Of MarianiteS Purchase
Huguenot Park Site

81 Spectub correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Jan. 23.-Sisters
of the Marianites of the Holy Cross at
st. Louis Academy in Main street, Tot
tenville, are considering the erection
of larger building to accommodate the
large number of day and boarding pu-
pills now at the academy here. With
this end in view they a purchased
twenty acres of property in Amboy
road, Huguenot Park on which they
expect to erect a large building suit
able for the academy. The properly
purchased was recently owned by the
j. B. Kaiser estate and is situated al
most opposite the Huguenot Park
public school.
st. Louis Academy was established
here several years ago by the Sisters
of Marianites of the Holy Cross. an
order of French Nuns in the former
Powers house in Main street. An ad-
dition was added shortly after and
many improvements have been put on
the property, but the last growing
school makes it necessary 10 seek
other quarters as there is no more
room to branch out. A canvas Is be-
ing made of the parish of the Church
of Our Lady Help of Christians for
aid in the erection of the new build
ing. The Tottenville Council knights
of Columbus and Veronica Court
Daughters of Isabella are going to as
siSt In the campaign for funds. The
knights of Columbus are arranging
to give a benefit moving picture for
their share and the Daughters of
Isabella are planning for a big euchre
to raise a fund for the project.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
SIDEWALK PETITION LAID
OVER FOR ONE MONTH
Ru spec!al Corrcsponden..

by special correspondent.
TOTTENVIII4E. Jan. 23-Side-
walks along the Amboy road for it's
entire length will have to wait awhile
according to the decision Of the local
Board of Public improvement held at
Borough hall, st. George, Tuesday
night. Considerable opposition on the
part of the property owners, especi-
ally those mostly in the center OF the
island developed at the meeting when
a number appeared at the hearing.
ID. J. Tyson, who owns a large 'front.'
age on the road in New Dorp and
Dongan Hills was the principal one
to oppose the improvement. James
Laing, real estate man, and Ira j.
Horton, cashier of the Tottenville Ma
tional bank. both of whom had writ
ten Borough President Van Name
some time ago. spoke in favor Of the
improvement.
After a number had been heard on
both sides of the question Borough
President Van Name, who presided,
suggested hat certain section could
be paved where the danger vas the
greatest to pedestrians. A resolution
vas then presented that both sides of
Amboy road he paved between Bent
ley street and Richmond Valley. This
was for the opening of Bedell avenue
made that the matter be put yer I'M
til the Mare meeting. There were
sixteen petitions before the board, ten
of which were adopted, II denied
and five laid over until the March
meeting. One of the petitions adopt
ed was for the widening of Lorette
street, Raritan Bay Park, from the
proposed Southfield boulevard to high
water mark at Raritan Bay. The
other petition effecting Tottenville
wa sfor the opening of Bedell avenue
from Amboy road to Raritan Bay.
This was laid over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
GOLD
At So. AMbOY
Matter Is Taken Up With Con-
tractor by Board
au speciol Correspondent.

81 Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Jan. ga spe-
cial meeting of the Board Of Educa-
ton was held in the office of the
superintendent of schools last night
at which time the heating contractor
and the boards architect were taken
to task for failing to properly heat
the school. Every cold day this Win
ter 1t has been necessary to cut short
the school sessions on o CT im-
proper temperature Of the school
rooms.
A representative of the tombstone
Heating Company was present as
was Mr.. Lewinson, Of the firm OF
Lewinson & Shubert. The members
of the board put the proposition UP
to Mr.. Lewinson and told him he
was responsible. He insisted that 1t
was the contractors fault and that II
was up to the board to force action.
After a heated argument between
the architect and Mr.. Coan a repre-
sentative of the heating company ar
rived and outline the work that was
to be done by his company. He stated
that as yet they were unable to fix
the blame. They had taken the mat
ter up with the manufacturers of the
| boilers who conducted an inspection
and found them to be as represented.
He stated hat Saturday a slight leak
in the boiler was to be repaired and
perhaps that might have q direct
bearing on the situation. When ques-
toned as to the next step should this
prove to give satisfactory results,
the heating company's man stated
that 1t would prove hat h drafts
were improper and would nave to be
rebuilt. The question then came UP
as to who would be responsible for
building a higher SIN okestack. The
members of the board held that II
would be up to the tombstone Heat
ing Company inasmuch as they made
an unqualified guarantee to heat the
building to 10 degrees f. at zero
| weather. The heating company
however, maintained that inasmuch
as they did not build the stack orig
inslly 1t was up to the board to pro
vide them with the necessary draft.
The board finally agreed TO wait
until the repairs were made on Sat
urday and TO give the system q thor
ough tryout before taking further
action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
Keyport SnOw-bound

KEYPORT, Jan. 23:-The snow
and sleet storm this week has cover
ed the sidewalks of the borough with
a sheet of ice which makes walking
most unsafe, and several pedestrians
have received painful bruises as the
result of falls on the sidewalks
where they have neither been shov-
eled nor ashes strewn.
Though the borough ordinance
calls for the removal of snow from
sidewalks within a few hours after
the snowfall has ceased, in many
cases this has been disregarded al
though the walks where snow has
not been removed r more safe for
walking than those which have been
cleaned, at present. because of the
icy condition.
Coasting has never been so popu-
lar and the young folks of the Dor
ough as well as those of more ma
ture years are enjoying the sport on
Son~dergaard's hill through the Jul
tesy OF P. A. Sondergaard, who al
lows the use of the terrace on his
property for this sport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
TALK MOTORS
At ROOSEVELT
Low Water Pressure Again Civ
en- Councils Consideration

~ CNFtN 49,
ROOSEVELT, Jan. 23:-The Dor
ough council had up for discussion
at their last meeting the MOTORING
of the two fire companies, giving
each company a new motor appara-
tus, II TO have a high powered wa
ter pump. Councilman Coughlin
spoke on the engines because of the
low water pressure a pump is much
in need. Mayor Hermann was in
favor of having the e. apparatus
secured as soon as possible.
After all bills were audited by
their respective committees some
were ordered paid.
The low water pressure was again
taken up. Councilman Coughlin said
the special attorney had matters I'M
der consideration and some action
will soon be taken.
Charles II. Morris was appointed
~janitor of the borough hall for the
ensuing yea
The finance committee are prepar-
ing the annual budget and report
having same ready to present at the
next regular meeting.
Those present were Mayor Her
mann and Councilmen Lawlor,
Coughiin, Childs, HARVARD and
Brown, Collector Brady, Clerk w. V.
Quin and Engineer f. F. Simons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
RAILROAD HEARING IS PUT
over UNTIL WEDNESDAY
Bu Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Jan. 23:-The
hearing into the service of the Staten
Island Rapid Transit railroad system
by the Public Service Commission
hat began at the new court house
at st. George on Wednesday before
Commissioner Lewis Nixon was ad-
journed yesterday after severa wit
nesses were examined, until next
Wednesday morning. The hearing
was especially arranged for delving
into the wreck Of the Great Kills
special q week g when an engineer
was killed and a brakeman was bad
ly injured as the engine turned over
on its side ear the Dongan Hills
station.
Commissioner Nixon made it
known at the hearing that he favor
ed the electrification of the Staten
Island Rapid Transit from st. George
to Tottenville to replace the steam
power that is now in use. He will
recommend the change, it Is said,
following the hearing that is expect
ed to take up some time before the
commission.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
'KEYPORT NEEDS
MORE TEACHERS
Several Are Leaving Borough -
Likely to Raise Salaries
Bu StaH Corressond.nt

KEYPORT, Jan. 23.-The great
scarcity of teachers continues to be o
problem in the local schools, for while
there have been several new teachers
secured, others are leaving, and unless
another can be secured by the first OF
February the large school will be
short a teacher. Mrs. r. d. Waller OF
Matawan has been engaged to teach
the fourth grade, Miss Olive Beers
having resigned. Mrs. Frank Cottreli
who has been substituting in the sixth
grade will discontinue her services the
first of the month owing to illness.
w. E. Bilderback. supervising prin-
cipal states hat the present outlook
while somewhat better thai II was y
month g is still serious and unless
the shortage can be met it looks as II
the schools will be minus several
teachers in the fall A raise in salary
of the teachers seems to be the most
appropriate way to meet the situation
and this is being given most carefui
consideration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
STOMACH UPSET.?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tones, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they + attacking the
real cause of the ailment-clogged
liver and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste, coated
tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don't
care feeling, no ambition o. energy,
trouble with undigested foods? Take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. l0c and Csc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
PLEASANT PLAINS

Lieutenant Edward Martin, Of the
army, has returned to Kentucky aftel
a months furlough home with hi!
family.
Superintendent f. A. Joline. Of the
Prince Bay plant. with w. r. Porter
and George Heck, went to Philadel'
phia yesterday to the anniversary
celebration Of the s s. White Denta
Works being held there this week
Misses Wilhelmins Penton, Ma,
Benning and Freda Fisher were a
Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fredericks
of the Bronx, have been visiting il
Prince Bay.
Mrs. A. F1aum has been visiting IL
Manhattan
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
EucHRE AND DANCE
HELD at ROOSEVELT

b. Special Correspondent.
ROOSEVELT, Jan. 23:-The
euchrc and dance held st CARRIERS
hall Wednesday night was a social
and financial success. Many beauti-
full prizes were awarded. Ten games
were played and dancing enjoyed.
Refreshments were served. A hand
some leather wallet was presented to
Father O'Connor by the ladies of
the Rosary Society. Many guests
were present from Perth Amboy,
Woodbridge and other places.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
OLD BRIDGE

Leighton Appleby is confined to
the house with d~iphtheria.
Miss Elva Appleby. who has been
sick, is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyce and
daughter Margaret. of Red Bank, and
Mrs. Thomas Pollan and son. Chester,
spent g. day this week with their
mother, Mrs. Margaret A. Boyce.
Miss Marjorie Wooton and brother
Elwood, who have been Ill with the
measles, are able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Boyce have
purchased the Albert Messner house
on Maple street.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church spent Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Raymond Treat and
had VERY enjoyable time.