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PovDkA zE svETOvE vALKY
NAPSAL VAVRINEC REHOR

ia, draha slecno! Co jsem vse
zazila na bojistich! 0 tom ale
pozdeji. Dnes chci yam jenom
vyfiditi pfatelsky pozdrav od
pana Vyhlasa. Vzkazuje, BE
minulost uz novymi udalostmi
prekonana, ze dnes uz mezi
vami a Jim neni nejmensiho sti-
nu."
MarySka zrudla, uslysevsi,
re Merry Obstova je zasvecena
i do Vyhlasova tajemstvi, ze
zna historii beznadejne lasky
Janovy.
Priced Merry Obstove do Je-
zera vzbudil velky rozruch.
Mnoho Sc hovorilo o tom, jaky
asi pomer panuje mezi Janem
Vyhlasem a "polskou slecnou',
jak Merry v Jezefe pojmenova-
Ii.
Merry Obstova ziskala . 81
vSak brzo duv6ru vsech. Nejpr
We domaclch - ma statku w.
hlasoy6. Byla dobra, ticha, prl-
vetiva. Safar celed' il brzo
povazovali "a svou "pani", ac-
koli Sc Merry nikam nevtirala
a zadnych rozkazu neudilela.
Bro sc Jezere doy6d6li,
ze Sc Merry seznamila Janem
| V Praze a ze mu vlaStne velko-
statek na Dnestru "dohodila"
w Jezcrc soudili pax, ze Jan q
vd6Gnosti a "na odmenu' po-
skytl "pol5ke slecn6" utulek
! ina SVEN statku.
| Opatrne hovorila Merry o
iyalce. Kdyz konecne pro2radi-
Ila, &c dlouhe mesice oSetro-
vala ran6nG Y polnich lazarc-
tech, Ia zajem o jeji zkuseno-
sti a vypravovani neobyccjn6
5toupl.
S Mary5kou staly Sc nellep-
SINH prltelkyn6mi. Merry SOU
stavnc hovofivaIa 0 lanovi a
znovu a 3noyu Sc k nemu vra-
celia. UsiloVala, aby MarySka
nevzpolnlnala ien jen ia Vik
ltora.
Nilltor' Viktor! Merry yid6la
Y dust stale stale strasny o.
braz jeho ran a smrti. A ted
uz zde Sc Y Jezeru kolik tydnu
styka 5 neyestou Viktorovou a
doposud Sc nedovedla rozhod-
nouti, ably vykonala trudne sve
poselstvi! * vuli Niktorovi, k
vuli MaryScc do Jczera prize
la. dni v$ak utikaji Merry
.nevi doposud, lax zaciti.
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NAM DIVA dohre jdouci

NAM DIVA dohre jdouci
obchody grocerni a reznicky
pekn6m okoli. Cena spravna.
20 pripad6 Sc yymeni "a jiny
majetek. Tez mann n6kolik
modernfch majetku na ktere
muzete svnj lot co pryni splat-
ku vymeniti. Dalsi sdeli Rob.
kohout u Atlas Finance Co.,
545S Broadway. 3-24
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5s4 AKRU blize Chardon.
% mil Cd Public Sqparu, 6ti
pokoJovy d1m, stodola a sle-
picnik, dlazdena costa. Cena
$4,000, must miti hned $4,000
hotove. Haste se 1909 Scho-
field. Ontario 2145. -7
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PRAVE MfSTO pro milovni

PRAVE MfSTO pro milovni
ka velkeho lotu, pro chovani
drubeze, aniz by ztracel NEST
ske pohodli. Lot je 120 pfi 150
strevicich a jest tam dunn o 6ti
sv6tnicich, plyn, elektrika,
velke bane. Da Sc pod cenu, bu
deli prodan hned a sice pouze
"a $48OO. Blizsi sdeli F. j.
Nejedllk, 11015 Union Ave. We
die boulevardu. Tel. Broadway
1886 - Union 1851 r. ?
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SeCkdNdIl Sc ZallSl6 sc steC-
nou Martincoyour
4 MarySka stanula hned, ja.k
vozka kone zadrzel.
Ted pfekvapena zmatena
stala tvafi v tvar cizince, jez
zrejme rozru5ena, pravila:
s"Odpust'te, re vas pfepa-
dam zde ma silnici. Jedu k del
simu pobytu do Jezera a jedi
nou bytosti, kterou tam znam
vypraveni dobreho pfitele,
jste Wy, draha Marysko. Divi-
te Sc, re vas znam, ackoli jsem
vas. V ziYote nikdy nespatrila2
Nedivte Sc. Pritel m1i caste
mi ukazoval vasi podobiznu.
Poznala jsem vas uz daleka.
Ale ted, dovolte, abych Sc vam
pfedstayila. Jsem Merry Obsto-
va a jezersky statkar a vas
sousad,, pan Jan Vyhlas, nabldl
mi svuj dunn k zotaveni. Jsem
churava po dlonhe a tezke
pracip
Merry, poslavsi kocar Sc "a
vazadly napred, nabidla Sc Ma
rySce, zc il doprovodi, yrati-li
Sc az do Jezera.
MarySka sc mezitim obrati-
la tax krately spolu tres
nov{m stromofadim k vesnici.
Sly chvilku mltky. Maryska
Sc jeste ncvybrala zepfekva-
peni.
Jaka je To zcna? Co od nj
chcc? 4 co yubec hleda Je~
zofe? Rozpally Marys6iny do
stoupily yrcholu, kdyz cizinka
vysloviia imeno Vyhlasovo.
MaIyska pres syou hlubokou
l5eku k NiktoroYi zachovala 81
vzdf pfatoisi1G v2pominky ma
jana Trapiyalo j dokonce, 70
X vull nj opustil domoy, OdeJcl
do ciziny. Casio ma nej vGpomi
nala, A jak byla rada, kdyz
dochazeiy ZpraVy 2 Hdllce, ae
Jan, vJhodne nalay krasny vel
kostatek, dobre hospodarl. Te-
sila Sc z toho; doufala take,
ze Jan zapomene ma beznadeJ-
nou lasku svou, &c Halici Sc
znami Sc divkou polske spo-
lecncsti statkaislc a dohre Sc
tam ozeni.
Y dust jeii utkyeI clsty, syn
patieky obraZ Jan0v. Obraa
pfitele, S nimz 20 letech, az
cas- zahladi minule holcstl ;
zklamani, rada sc shleda.
\ ted naJednou tato cizln
ka ryslovuie jmeno Janovo
mIuvi o mem iako SVEN prl
tell Go pouta cizinku X Jano
vi? Svazky jejich jsou asi dost
bLizkd, kdyz Jan nabidl il svtl
statek k delSlmu pobytu,
Maryaka zyedave 81 prohl
&eIa ci2inEu. le2 cemen
prostem. ale velice elogantnil
satu SVEN yypadala Jake dam
velkeho sveta,
Merry, pocitiy5i zpytayc pr
hledy Marysciny. usmala $
rkonc:
"Sletuo MarySko, divny m
t. asi 0 mn6 usudek. Muj vpa
do Je1era jest TAX dobrodru
ny zahadn[ AvSak slibu
YAM, 70 vsecko YAM yysvetlir
Ze vseho Sc VAN VyzpoNldar
cele srdce sve i dust svou Va
otevru a jscm pfe5vedcena,
staneme &C neilepSimi druzk
mi Il jedna druha neilepsi op
rou!"
Vzala Jemne Marysku "a y
kn, proslc:
"DuyeruJte mi alespon la
iako mi duvefuje pan Vyhl'
4 vite dobre, ke komu on sc
dhv6rou pril,loni, ze clov6k t
jest opraydu dnvery hode
yelk6 utrpeni mas SNedlo 5
mem yyhlasem. Stall jsme
pfateli, soudruhy. taltov ymi
ii, jakymi Jst" h'tali p
Vyhlas 4 Wy ~ UinulFch !
ttieta np2istne ur1tcletyi Wy
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PROEA Sc grocerli a rezni-
cky obchod, dobre sc vyplace-
iici. Haste sc v els. 3239 w.
48. ul. Tel. Lorain 1868 X.
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PRODA Sc dun o 5ti poko-
jich neb Sc vymeni za farmu.
Haste Sc v els. ll410 Methyl
Ave. mezi Luna Parkem a
Buckeye Rd. 3-24
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Celkem $2,3S9.0o
MFR. Frank Vlchek scbral.

Frank G. Vlchek, $4,000;
H. r. Fishel, $1,000; White
Tool, III. G.. Ellsworth, $1,000;
Strong, Carlisle, II. w, Strong,
$500; American Sales Book
Co.. II. P. Dodge, $500; Rich
land Handle Co., Phillip Rit-
ter, $1,000; Office Supply Co.,
Joe Kral, $1,000; f. C. Frazier,
$1,000; x. ]. Bishop, $1,000;
Office Supply Co., $4,000;
Grossman Paper Box Co.,
$1,000; New England Pressed
Steel Co, $1,000; Spencer
Turbine Co., $4,000; Standard
Oil Co, $4,000. Celkem
$4,000.
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rozplakal Sc.
"Natrhala il ma mila ma
seho lesa, kdyz jsrne sc louci-
Ii. Co jsem Sc nj nateSil! Vo-
nela mi domoven a laskou.
Prosim vas, pro boha proslm,
zemru-li, dejte mi polovici ma
teridousky ma srdce do hrobu
a polovici poslete me mile do
Czech domfl. Bude to posledni
muj pozdrav :" TAX septal,
kdyz Sc vyplakal,
"Ubohy, ubohy hochl Ie-
mfel "a n6kolik hodin. Pamato
vala jsem ma jeho prani. Hrst-
ka materidousky z rodne jeho
pudy a ruky rnilenciny lezi
ma jeho srdci tam daleko ma
Dn6stru a hrstku poslala jsem
jeho mile, selske decree cd Ia
bora. Diva stonky vzala jsem 81
vSak ma pamatku J"
Merry dopovedela a Shy ka-
nuly il oci.
Maryska plakala S nj.
Merry fekla pax:
"Ale ted vam budu vyprav4
ii radostn6jsi udalosti"
"Pojd'te vsak Sc mnou.8 re-
kla Merry, * vyprav6ni menu
patfi take pekna pamatka!"
Divky odesly do statku, V
jehoz prvnim poschodi zaridi-
la 81 "polska sleGna" utulny pfi
bytek. a"
S divnymi pocity v8tupovala
Maryska do staveni. Vzpomi-
nala 81, re Jan 81 kdysi jinak
pfedstayoval jeji Vstup sem.
Chtcl il sem uv6sti Jako pani,
jako kralovnu.
Velky, kamenny dunn Vyhla-
suv mel raz solidnosti a pew
nosti. Chodby Stroke a vysok6
a mistnosti prostrann6. S pr
vGho poschodi byla krasna Wy
hlidka ma "druhou stranu" .
Maryska Sc name zastayila, a
by sc pokochala pohledem ma
| rodnou vesnici. tonouci zeleni.
V tom ySak w Merry otevrc-
! la dvere sveho pokoje a Wild
nym pokynem zvala Mary5ku
dale. Sv6tly, cisty pokoj " Je-
hoz okna sklan6ly Sc zelene
vetye stare lipy, vonel ruzeml.
Merry, oteyfevSi malou skrin-
ku, ukazala Marysce obrazek
"Jak meme a roztomilep
zvolala Marygka pri pohledu
ma obraz, ma nemz vymalovan
byl spiel ran6ny vojin, k jehoz
lluzku sklaneii sc diva and6l6.
"To jste Wy. slecno!' zvola-
la MarySka, ukazujic ma Jed.
Inoho z andelu.
Mate pravdu, to Jsem Ja
Krasna pamatka, ze ano!
| Kdyz jsem zacala svou oSetro.
vatelskou cinnoSt, dali mne /,
iHali6i do nemocnico, dalekc
"a frontu. Jednou nam prive
Iii tezce ran6neho. Zvlastni t
bylo zraneni. Ubozak byl IA
nen Srapnelem do zad, takz'
= skoro cele telo bylo ochrnuto
], Lezelo bez vlady, nehybne, ~
cel6 dny. Ami mluyiti nemohl
: Nahodou vSak prava ruka Je
< ho z0stala useirena. ClVy, le
ridi tuto ruku, byly be2 pohro
my. Ranany mohl alespon PISA
i Ii a - kresliti. kdyz poneku
sesilil, sdclil nam, &c Jest ma
: lirem. Brzo vyprosil 81 malli
: she potreby. Jcdna Il mas ost
y trovatelek sedela vedle nehc
G "prisluhovala mu", kdyz nj
Z loval. A kdyz ruka zemdlel;
Il kdyz StGtec neb tuzka III V,
padly, tn malir znovu a zn'
l. cernyma ocima svyma n;
Y prosil. abychom vyprayovat
t. Cel6 hodiny posiouchal praN
= tax, jako my celG hodlny jsn
4 mu aSistoyaly kreslenl, l.
llaf dlouho pochyboval o
n 2drayeni malirove. Rlkal,
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PRIJMOU Sc solicitori,
Zdvojnasobte sve sluzne neb
mzdu, pracujice 8 nami We va
sem volnem case. Podrobnosti
poda vam Eagle Electric Sup
DIV Co. 5817 Broadway. 2
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PRODA Sc:

LOT MA PRODEJ na Mary
land Ave-, blize Warner Rd.
Zavolejte Garfield 1902. 1913
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PRODAVAM FARMY, w.
mehuji "a mestsky majetek,
aneb "a hotove, neb na dlou-
holete splatky Jsou pouze 20
az 28 mil cd squaru. Pfejete-h
81 vedet blizsi podrobnosti, do
piste Ma F. J. Prazak, RID.
/, Burton. o. So
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Mr.. Jan Votsl sebral:

Mary Sternad, $40; DR.. l.. A.
Abb, $40; Joseph Malecek,
$25; DR.. l.. G. Kochmit, $40;
E. Robechek,. $40; Abb Bros,
$25; G.. +. Troyan, $25; V. G.
Zimmer, $25; F. j. Jankovsky,
S25; +. G. Manak. $40: G.. L.
Abb, $40; Dr.. j. l.. Dusek,
SO; DR.. 6. V. Kofron, $40; c.
Sacha. SIS; Nyc Patek, $40;
J. V. K, %5; Chas, Linhart,
$40; ]. Herold, $40; Fred D.
Cermak, $25; Mrs. Mary j.
Prochaska, So; O. N. Stafford,
S25; Mary Krejsa, 81; Be
ncsch, Federman and CO., S25
XvGrina A.. $25; Rev. O. Zla-
NAL, $40; c. G.. BarkWell. S25
| G.. G.. Sacha, $25; Forest City
Brewing Co., $50; Joseph Jan
da, $25. Pilsener Brewing Co,
$50; John Peterka, So; John
Babka, St0, G. Wiesenberger
S.: Earta kezabek, So; o. nj
Zeman. So; NJ. I. Zeman, 50
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
$25. NJ. Zeman, SO; Vtels
Bldg. aud Loan Assn, $50. -
CelAem $712.0o.
81. Ruzena Aubrechtoya
sebrala:
Harry +. Payer, $500; A. b
! Sprosty, S25; Emma Destino
| va, $25; +. G. Friend, $40; al
fred Benesch, $40: Lad. +. kre
q, SO; Edward David, 81
Edw. j. Cherney, $40; Dr. G
G.. Placak, SO, DR.. G. Y. kc
from, $50, Cermak Bro.
Pharmacy, Warner Road, S10
, w y. Benes, $40; Fred |
+ Truhlar, $40; Joseph L. Peel
$40; Henry l.. Mach, SO; !
]. Koyanda, $40; DR.. Q. +. Dl
/ SEX, SO: Cash, $5; Mrs. B. {
: berovsky, So; Latimer Il. Sri
o TEX, 50, +. E. Bruml. 80; job
il S. Mazanec, $5.;;5 John P.@ki
+ lima, $40; F. J. Sklenicka, ST.
J. O. J. Bartunek, $40; A. j. Tf
) bishl So; Dr. Harry Y. Par
g EEK, S.; Dr a B. Srurne
o SO; DR.. A. +. Spurney, 81
J. JOS, A. kysela, $40; jam
Formanek, $5; DR.. Eugene
Rosewater, $40; Mrs. M.
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PRODA Sc gramofon, je ja-
ko noyy o lot velmi lacino.
Haste Sc V els. 5613 Dolloff
Rd. 3-24
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'druhe ruky vseho druhu pro-
dav. a kupuje V. Sedlacek,
1861 r. 40. st. -?
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SBtRkA MA H0OvEROVU
AKCl We PROSPECH STRA.
DAJfCicH DfTEK SIRED
Nj EVROPY.

Posledni schuze vyboru, je-I
muz svereno bylo sbirati pri-
spevky pro Hooverovu akci me
ri prislusniky naseho naroda,
konana byla dne l. bfezna. Ce-
skoslov. konsul dr.. Bartosovsky
podekoval sb6ratelum "a je-
jich obetavost vsem clenum
"a usp6sne yykonavani vSech
praci, nebot' shirka vzdor ne
sporne dnesni tfsni mela doce-
la sluSny vytezek, jak laskavy
ctenar pozna pripojeneho Sc
znamu vSech darcu. Sbirka
mezi Slovaky nebyla dosud
skoncena a bude phi zaveru pc
dobnym zpnsobem kvitovana
jako ceska.
eek vystaveny ma sebranou
caStku hyl odeSlan pfeuSed0u
zmineneho v{boru pravnikem
Harry F. Payerem ma pfislus-
ne misto. jak oznamovaly wee
FRA zdejSi angl. listy.
Hlavni sberatcle:
Mr.. Frank Vlchek $4,000
Mr.. John Vorel S712.00
| Miss Rose Aubrecht '$835.00
Mr.. George Palda $4,000
(Atlas Say. & l.. Co..
Miss Olga Trunecek $27.00
Mr.. Charles Chopp $500
Celkem $2,389.0Q
MFR. Frank Vlchek scbral:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-09
BIBLE SUNDAY AT ST.
PAULS M. E. CHURCH

fBy Evening News STAFF Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, April 9:-"Bible
Sunday" will be observed at St.
Paul's Methodist church tomorrow.
Rev. Fred Bindenberger, pastor, has
planned to organize Pocket Test
ament League" at this time. Every
one attending the service and join
ing the league will be presented with
a new testament. DIR. George Dowie,
of Philadelphia, is to be the preach
er at both services and he will speak
at the session of the Mems Bible
class at 11:45. His topic at the
morning service will be who Are
We" and at night a special address
to men on "America's Greatest AS
set" The Junior choir will sing at
the morning service and the adult
choir has prepared a special must
cal program for the evening service.
William McDermott, soloist of
Christ church, Manhattan, will sing
at the evening service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-09
MATAWAN

The fire department was called
out at $50 O'Clock this morning
when someone turned in n false
alarm. Although a search was made
by the police for the one who put
in the alarm. no one could be found.
This is the second time within a few
weeks that a false alarm has been
turned in.
The entertainment in the high
school auditorium last night, given
by the Indian Princess Watawahso
was wei. attended. The entertain
ment consisted of Indian songs,
stories and tales of Indian life.
Princess Watawahso appeared in her
native costume.
Miss Edith Lamme, formerly of
Urumia, Persia, will address the
missionary societies of the Red
Bank. Shrewsbury, Oceanic, Atlantic
Highlands, Keyport and South AM
boy Presbyterian churches in the
First Presbyterian church here next
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Lamme was captured by the
Kurds and the missionary station at
Urumia was entirely destroyed. Miss
Lamme is now on a f%urlough.
On Tuesday afternoon the Fine
Arts department of the Woman's
Club will meet at the home of the
Misses Clark. "A School for Scan
die under the direction of Mrs.
Herbert Citizens will be given in cos
tune. Vocal selections will be rem
dered by Mrs. William A. Close,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-09
METUCHEN
PRESBYTERIAN Church

9:45 A.. NJ, Sunday school.
1900 A. NJ, sermon by the pastor
on Labor and its Reward"
700 r. M, Y. p. S. G. T..
7:45 p. M, motion picture service.
The second chapter in the Lincoln
series. entitled MY Father" show
ing the vital importance of educa-
ton. Lincoln's ability to read saved
his father from losing his farm. The
story is full of action and humor
Characteristic of Lincoln and viii
serve to illustrate the short ermo
on Wisdom, the Chief Thing"
The annual parish meeting of the
Metuchen Presbyterian church held
April 6 showed the church to be in
fiourishing condition. The financial
situation was found to be very salts
factory; twenty new members have
been added to the rolls; attendance
at services is steadily increasing and
the report of the Board of Trustees
showed that great progress had been
made in all branches of the church
work.
Mrs. A. Quint, H. F.. Ayers and
John Reynolds were elected trustees
for the coming year and it was de-
cided to raise funds for the painting
and repairing of the church build
ings.
The expenses for the year amount
ed to ~S3,S67.29.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-09
ARBOR DAY PROGRAM
GIVEN At SOUTH AMB0Y

SOUTH AMBOY, April "a very
pleasing Arbor Day program was
rendered yesterday by the pupils of
School No. 2 of this city. While
this day is not celebrated as extens-
lively as in former years the pupils
do give a little time each ear in
the interest OF the day. The fol-
lowing program was rendered:
Ring the Bells of Springtime,"
Song by the school.
1.-THE Planting" Raymond Nance
''The Spring Time" Doris E,ler.
Ether Sanders, George Morgan. Rob-
ert Edwards.
1.-The Acorn Henry De jaeger.
Choosing Trees" Maud Tice, Myr-
tie Stanton.
Trees" John Hyer.
1.-The Rose" Mildred Bright, Ade-
line Wagner. Albert Conover. Will
liam Ellison.
The New Leaves" Rertha Ellison,
Louise Farrell. Alvilda Jacobson.
apple Blossoms Chester Cox,
William VanCleaf.
Summer is Coming" Pauline
Zeh, Elizabeth Grover. Joseph Ne
bus. Walter Hronowski.
The Little Plant" Cecilia Kry-
ger, Anita Stueber, Edward Opiola,
Theodore Bartz.
THE Beginning" Joseph Law
renee. William Hansell. Philip
Schultz.
Heart OF a Tree" Aram Parau-
max. William Inman.
Spring" Song by the School.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-09
KEYPOR1

Mrs. William Maurer was the
guest of friends in New York Thurs
day.
Mrs. William A. Walling, Mrs.
Harry Walling and Ray Walling, of
the Phalanx, were visitors at the
Reformed parsonage this week, be-
ing the guests of Rev. and Mrs. +.
T. B. Reynolds.
Calvary NJ. T.. church property
has been beautified by the addition
of six Norway naples which have
been planted about the church and
parsonage. The trees are a gift
from the Girls Club and the pre-
sentation will take place at the
morning service on Sunday.
The regular meeting of the bor-
ough council will be held Monday
night.
Mrs. Harold Brown and son were
the guests of friends at New York
on Thursday.
The Girls Club of Calvary NJ. +.
church are planning "a banquet to
be given Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lydiatt. of
this borough, formerly Of st. Cath
er1ne's, ontario, Canada,
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Laura M. Lydiatt, to Howard Terry,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Terry, of
Myrtle avenue, this borough. The
ceremony took place at the Reform
ed church parsonage on Wednesday
evening at Z o'clock, Rev. r. II. b.
Reynolds officiating. The couple are
now enjoying an extended honey
moon trip and upon their return will
take up their residence In the Miss
Arminta Terry house on Myrtle ave-
nue..
Rev. A. w. Hand has received the
gift of two beautiful horse chestnut
trees through the kindness of Mrs.
Sarah Fairchild, one of which the
pastor dug up, carried on his Shout
ders and planted in the corner of
the parsonage yard at the corner of
Third and Division streets, where
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-09
CHURCH ELECTS
At KEYP0RT
Reformed Church in Excellent
Condition, Reports at the
Annual Meeting Show.
tBy Evening News Correspondent

tBy Evening News Correspondent
KEYPORT. April 9.-The annual
meeting of the consistory of the
Reformed church held this week,
proved the church and all its depart
ment to be in the most flourishing
of conditions. Reports were read
from all departments and the con
tributions to general funds were so
per cent larger this year than last,
while the contributions to the benev-
olences were Is per cent greater.
The election of officers for the year
took place with the following re-
suit; Elder. George S. Hyer: dea-
cons John r. Ackerson, j. Arch Mac
Evan. George NJ. Mason: treasurer,
Cornelius Ackerson: clerk. George
S. Hyer: delegate to the Chassis of
Monmouth, primaries, Cornelius s.
Ackerson; secondus. Arthur s. Van
Buskirk; finarce committee, George
S. hyer. Charles J. Smith, j. Arch
MacIiwsn. John Il. Ackerson, George
Nj. Mason. Harry Crawford.
At this meeting Rev. Mr.. Reynolds
vas instructed to select a committee
of three ladies' to be known as a par
sonage committee and he selected
one from the guild, n from the
Ladies' Aid and one from the mis-
sionary society.
1t vas also announced that the
work of removing the old buildings
to make way for the new structure
would begin or Monday.
The surprise of the meeting &C.
Cured at the close when the Rev.
Mr.. Reynolds was presented with a
check for 500 as a gift from the
congregation as a slight token of
the esteem in which their pastor is
held
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-09
SOLDIERS AID
BILL DEBATED

IBy Evening News Corresnondent.1
TRENTON, April 9.-The dying
hours of yesterday witnessed one
of the most spirited debates of the
session when the bill introduced by
Senator Kxys of Sussex to appro-
pirate 100000 for the purchase of
the kuser property in Sussex county
as a home and sanitorium for dis
abled New Jersey soldiers, came to a
final vote in the assembly.
1t passed 81 to o.. but the unusual
spectacle of several men who were
in the service during the war OPP
posed the bill. stating they did so for
the American Legion was presented.
The Rev. Warren Patton Coon.
minister from Essex, who during
the present session in France as an
army chaplain, and Assemblyman C.
Raymond Lyons, who was in the
marine branch of the armed forces
during the world war, both opposed
the measure. They declared the AM
erican legion did not favor the prop
osition. especially as the United
States is now taking care of the dis
abled men who have tuberculosis
and other ills, recalling from their
army experience.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-09
Simpson Notices

At $3.50 A. NJ, morning devotion
al services led by Mrs. Levina Ran
kin.
At 1880 A. NJ, sermon by the pas
tor.
AT II. noon, regular session of
the Sabbath school.
At 1880 Z. M. evening worship
with service of song and sermon by
the pastor.
Wednesday, s z. NJ, the weekly
fellowship service led by the pastor.
Music program, morning, 1880.
Prelude, Allegretto Grazioso,
Tours.
Professional.
Anthem. 80 Come to My Heart,
Lord Jesus" ambrose; baritone solo.
by Mr.. Yarnall.
Ofertory, Stars Agleam, Nolte;
Junior Choir.
Sermon by the pastor.
Recessional.
Postlude, Gloria. Mozart.
Evening, 1880.
Prelude. Coronation March, The
gan.
Professional.
Anthem, A Dream of Paradise,
Grey.
Offertory. Gates of Gold. Wagner
Lowden; Epworth Choir.
Soprano solo, Intermezzo. Cav
alleria ~Rusticana." Mascagni; Mrs.
I. S. Yarnall. piano and organ &C.
compartment.
Sermon by the pastor.
Recessional, postlude, March from
Alfalfa" Mendelssohn; piano and
organ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-09
TOTTENVlllE

Mrs. George Yetman and Miss Ad-
die Lake have been visiting Mrs.
Walter Wilcox in Brooklyn.
Jacob Cougle is home after a visit
at Clinton. n. j., the past week.
Mrs. Martha Leavitt has been n
Pertaining, Mrs, Cutter of India. a
missionary who is here or a fur
Tough.
Wesley VOL graduated this week
from Pratt Institute, in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Abram NJ. Sprague. of But
Ter avenue, entertained the mem-
bers of the Afternoon Euchre Club
at her home yesterday. Miss Chiefly
Gregory, Mrs. James Harris and
Mrs. Fred Gross were awarded the
prizes. Refreshments were served
after the cards. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. +. Richards.
Patrolman Godfrey A. Jensen, who
resides at Huguenot Park, was this
morning transferred from the 74th
precinct, Brooklyn, to the 6Oth pre-
cinct station. Tottenville.
The April committee of the Bethel
Ladies' Aid Society will hold a rum
mage sale, Wednesday. April 20, in
the Marshall building in Arthur Kill
road.
The Young Mems Business Club
will award a ton of coaf at the club
house tonight. Refreshments will
be served.
The quarterly meeting of the Tot
tenville Veteran Firemen's Associa-
lion will be held Monday night at the
Aquehonga Athletic Club.
Borough President Van Name will
attend the Jefferson dinner of the
National Democratic club in Man
haitian tonight and he will also be
speaker at the dedication of the
tablet of the knights of Columbus
from Staten Island, who died in the
worlds war. in the club house of
Richmond Council, New Brighton,
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.