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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-05
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has said anything about the en-
gaeement since l have been back
What would you advise me 10
do? s. +. A
No, the girl was not true 10 you
when she went with other youAs
men during your absence |Ith0-'
telling you. If she had not been en-
gagged ii would have been diHefeHL
Probably it VIII be better 10 have a.
understanding about the engage
ment. Tell her that as long as she
engaged to you, you do not want nsi
to so with other young men.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am 90
ing great deal Of sewing lot L3
friends and others also ana uOn
know what to charge. Ny WIZ
has been satisfactory so far Du'
l do not want to charge unreasou.
able prices because this is the nls.
l have done for outsiders. l--'l 10
| in a small place also MAKES laS
want to be fair and draw ins1e@l
of dfscouraging people IRON. I'LL
! ing with their work --,oy
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There IS nothing which E&L-s2
much more than a dressHllaA ,zoa
charges. would suggest ma "a
time yourself al The |oTn ,,s an
\ Gnaxge a. Nue vate o. ~ etN esa y
\hour. later When YNNH " ~ vonl
built up you can increase taEs,
, charges. When customer tbl
Ia dress to you estimate oI Il
jdme III WiU rake yf0H 10 man
and charge acc0rdiHglE
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recommend something 10 rS0% TC7T
larged pores. ~ ~ a{s,lVeA
\ Boric acid, enc dTan, Anrly
witch hazel, four ounCeS, . hi, .
, with a piece of old linen u
absorbent cotton
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-05
HERE LIES r1AHs ANCIENT ENEr1x,
MEMORIES.


written on the afternoon OF July ~
The whiriing fan bestirs the muggy air
But only serves to emphasize the neat
That suffocztes Inc in my office chair
And keeps me sticking tightly to the seat
Outside tits like a Sunday afternoon
No sound of bursting crackers comes 10 me-
No band no FIFE, drum, no lifting tune
7 heat save as u poignant memory.
NV thoughts turn back along the road OF time
To days when /, a tiny, barefoot boy,
Would greet the glorious Fourth with Joy
sublime,
With happiness that nothing could destroy.
That Gay 1 banishcd all my boyish gloom
And hed NE forth at early dawn to shoot
Nv canton crackers, and at eS'ry boom
l cried in glee: Now, want that a beaut!
:ct1so we're tsss days before the Fourth was
sane,
The days for which the boy within me
yearns;
When l. at nightfall, viewed with vast disdain
The boy who could not boast some powder
burns.
Those WE'RE the days-the days when I was
But now alas! my hair is tinged with gray,
And sanity" (perhaps it's bestl has rung
At last the knell Of independence Day!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-05

Now, who is this wife Sue? Is tb;s an.
other scandal In the baldheaded bankers life:
r e MIG.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-05

YESTERDAY, as we set down the last line
of the foregoing stanzas and paused to listen to
the silence of Second avenue we were seized
with an almost unconquerable desire TO remove
every incandescent globe from every fixture IN
the building, carry them to the upper front
window and hurl them, one by one, to the
pavement below. Perhaps it is unneces-
sarY to add that we conquered the desire.
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"STuLMAN Willing to Have Wife sue--
Pantagraph.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-05
In Which English and Punctuation Suffers.
COmp0UDd Fracture.
The Diary of a Pale Blue Ass

n unusually alert coroner's jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
MADE LIQUOR;
SENT To JAIL
Roosevelt Man Gets Week in
Jail When Arraigned Before
Federal Judge Lynch.

One week in the Essex county Jail
was the sentence given Vincent
Forgaski of Roosevelt, Monday. by
Judge Lynch in the United States
Distfict,Court at Newark. Forgaski
was convicted OF manufacturing in
toxicating liquors containing more
than one-half of one per cenL. Of
alcohol per volume and possessing
a still. He plead guilty to the charge.
F~orgaski's arrest took place on
November 9 at which time United
Stats Commissioner John A. De-
laney. held him for the Federal
grand jury. Forgaski was only one
Of many arrested in Roosevelt in a
raid made at that place on private
stills. by prohibition officers. His
case was the first to come up for
action. He is represented by Attor-
ney Walter ]. Rielley.
Julia Janofchik. of Roosevelt. who
was arrested at the same time as
Forgaski, and held for the Federal
grand jury. was scheduled TO be tried
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
BR0WN URGES AID
FOR SERVICE MEN

~ Special Correspondent.
TRENTON. Feb. 23.-State Sena-
tor Thomas Browne Middlesex. had
the senate adopte a resolution last
night putting New Jersey on record
as favoring a series of bills now
pending before congress which are
in the interest of former service men.
One would establish fourteen re-
gional offices of the War Risk Insur-
ance Bureau. another provides suf-
lcient pay for disabled National
Army officers on the basis of that
given those in the regular army. a
third bill provides $4,000. 900 to
build federal hospitals. a fourth CO.
ordinates all the activities of the
War Risk bureau. vocational train
ing, public health service under the
department of the interior, and the
final bill is the so-called 6ve-fold
adjusted compensation plan.
A similar resolution was passed in
he House last night. 1t was offered
~ Assemblyman Lyons. of Middle
tex.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
WOULD INCREASE FEE FOR
OPERATING MOTOR TRUCKS
BY Special Correspondent.

~ Special Correspondent
TRENTON. Feb. 23-Increases
in the fees charged for operating
various types Of motor vehicles in
this state which. it is estimated win
bring the total revenue of the mo-
tor vehicle department in 1892 up
TO $4,000 600 are recommended in
the report Of the Motor Traffic
Commission. submitted to the leg
islature:
Under the present motor vehicle
law" said the report. commercial
motor vehicles, equipped exclusively
with pneumatic tires have been
paving a registration fee similar TO
that paid for a light type passenger
car. with regard to the carrying ca
pacity of such commercial motor
vehicle. and last year there were
sixteen thousand such vehicles reg
istered in New Jersey. Your COM
mission feels that this distinction
should be eliminated and all COM
mercial motor vehicles should be
registered on the basis of weight of
same. plus the maximum carrying
capacity"
Last year the Motor Vehicle De-
partment issued 23.612 registrations
for commercial vehicles. equipped
wholly or in part with solid tires.
The total revenue from this class OF
registration was S654,2S3.50. The
report estimates that the proposed
increased rate will net in 1922 an
additional 100000 in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
HOUSE LAUNCHES MOVE
FOR PROBE OF HOUSING

BY Special Correspondent.
TRENTON, Feb. 23:-The House
of assembly has launched the move
ment to probe the general housing
situation of New Jersey, including
the question of how and why prices
of building material and labor are
SO high at this time. By a vote of
Al to 10 the Joint resolution pro-
viding for n committee of three
senators and three assemblymen TO
conduct this investigation has been
passed by the lower House. The
sum of $4,000 is appropriated by
the resolution to pay h expense in
cident to the work. The measure
was introduced by Assemblyman
Taylor, of Essex. 1t was opposed
on the floor by Assemblyman G.
Raymond Lyons. of Middlesex. who
thought there is sufficient machin-
cry now to discover If anyone is lille
cally curtailing the construction of
new dwellings in order to keep up
the prices of real estate. He also
commended that the expense of the
investigation is not warranted.
Assemblyman Glover, of Bergen,
former speaker. strongly endorsed
the proposed investigation, pointing
to the building scandal in New
York, where one Brindle has been
convicted of conspiracy. If men are
doing the same thing in New Jer-
sey, Glover argued. they should be
punished. Those who voted against
the resolution came principally
from rural counties. where the
building and housing situation has
not been so acute as in the heavi-
ly populated districts of the state.
They follow:
Appleby and Lyons. Middlesex:
Boswell, Cape May; Cranmer,
Ocean; Gibbs, Camden: Hastings,
Somerset; Moore, Hunterdon; Nell
son, Hudson; Roegner. Passaic;
Runyon, Warren.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
SALVATION ARMY
THANK FIRE COMPANIES

Captain Garrett Kliphouse in
charge of the Salvation Army ac-
tivities here has sent the following
letter in recognition Of the donations
received from the several fire COM
panies of the city:
George Nixon,
Chief Engineer.
Perth Amboy Fire Department.
Dear Sir:-Aliow me to express
my gratitude and thanks to your
self and the following fire compa-
MES: Lincoln Engine Co., Protec-
ton Hook and Ladder, Washington
Hose and Chemical Co, Mcclellan
Engine Co.. Eagle Hose and Chem
ical Co., Garfield Engine Co. and
Liberty Hook and Ladder Co.
Assuring you all that the contri-
buttons will be used to the best adj
vantage.
Yours serving,
(Signed)
CAPTAIN GARRETT KLIPHOUSE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
RAISE s1,709
! TO AID EUROPE
Campaign for Relief Of Suffer-
ers Closed, Changes Plan
of Committee Here.

Tracy d. Warning, chairman of the
local committee of the European Re-
lief has just received word from
Headquarters hat the campaign for
funds was closed on February Is.
This word changes entirely the plans
of the local representation who were
planning to give an Invisible Guest
dinner during the first week of
March under the craftsmanship of
Harry X. G~olenbock. Mr.. Golen-
book had already made arrange
ments with the Elks Lodge, who
were to have provided the dinner,
for which the price per was
ten dollars.
The total amount received for the
European Relief by the local COM
mittee is $1.709.66, subscribed by or
E~anizations. churches, plants and in
~dividuals. Following is the list of
contributions of the various churches
and societies of the community:
First Presbyterian church, $226.61;
Simpson NJ. Z. church. s31.25; st.
stephens Danish Lutheran, s7S.17;
Danish NJ. E., S39.75; Shaari Thloh
SIS: Greek Catholic Ruthenian
church of the Assumption, s17.65;
Swedish Congregational church, SIG;
Church of the Holy Cross, S32.40;
st. Mary's Roman Catholic church,
$1sS.49; Church of Our Lady of
Peace, Fords, s14.05; Our Savior's
Danish Lutheran. S12S; st. Peters
Episcopal. 1929; Magyar Reformed,
s64; st. Johns Greek Catholic Slo-
wax Carpato Russian church, So:
Slovak Roman Catholic church OF
the Holy Trinity. s142.67.
The following contributed SIS
each: Room IL, School No. 2; La
dies Dana Society, Court Amboy 5S.
F. of A, Lady Foresters of America
400, Eagle Hose & Chemical Com
pany, Builders Trade Association.
Dana Relief, First Catholic Slovak
Union, Star of Grace Lodge No. z,
North Amboy Sporting Club. Willow
Grove No. 6, w. o. w.
The $40 contributions came from
the following: Hebrew Fraternity:
Raritan Camp so, w. o. W.; Thor
Lodge 46; Raritan Chapter SIS, o.
T.. s.; Amboy Chapter Al, r. A. NJ;
North Amboy Camp 80, w. o. W.;
Maurer Sick and Benefit Association;
Aerie 1886, +. o. E.; Mohawk Coun-
ell 1856, d. of p; National Associa-
ton of Stationary Engineers, Corliss
No. 10.
The Middlesex Council II, r. A.
NJ, and the Slovak Victory Girls
each donated SIS. The Hebrew Pro-
gressive Association, the Raritan
Lodge 61, f. &c A. NJ; Court st. Sal
vador 275, Daughters of Isabella,
and Prudence Lodge No. "a, F. & A.
NJ, each contributed SIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
TEACHERS TO GIVE
DEMONSTRATION HERE

Teachers have been selected from
Perth Amboy which Is one of the
state centers for practice teachers
Of the Newark Normal School to
give demonstration lessons TO all the
practice teachers in this vicinity. to-
morrow. Miss Catherine Mccormick
will be in charge of the primary
grade work and Miss Ray Jacobson
Of the Grammar School. Teachers
will come from New Brunswick.
South Amboy. Woodbridge and
other communities and stay through
classes which the two local teachers
will hold.
An interesting feature of the DEM
o~nstration will be the lunch which
the domestic science instructor, Miss
Marie Brown and several OF her
girls. will prepare and serve the Wis.,
iting teachers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
no license Master BuiIders.

TRENTON, Feb. 23-Assembly-
man Eldridge, of Union, has intro
duced a bill which will create a state
board to be charged with the work
of licensing all master builders of
the various trades followed in this
state. The board is to be named by
the governor and to consist of an
architect, a civil or Mechanical en-
gineer, a master builder and two
j~ourneymen. They are to serve
without pay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
Probate Van Ness VIII

By STAFF Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. "a
The will of Stephen Van Ness. of
Roosevelt. who shot himself in
Newark on February s. was probat-
ed In the surrogate's Office. The en-
tire estate of the deceased is left to
the widow, Victoria, who is also
named as the executrix. Two minor
children. Helen and Stephen. also
survive. The will was drawn Deem
Der Z, 1918. and witnessed by Ethel
Miles and Andrew Dodman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23

John HUFF on complaint of Arthur
Murish. who charges grand larceny.
The men are being held for a hear
ing tomorrow morning. They are
charged with stealing from 500 to
SIS from the complainant on Sunday
night. Another party in the robbery
may be arrested before the end OF
the day,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
To Act ON White Plague

NEW YORK, Feb. 23:-The first
meeting of the international union
against tuberculosis. including repre-
sensations of nations. members of
the League of Nations the United
States will be held in London July
20 to % it a announced by the
National tuberculosis Association.
The sessions are expected to result
in a unified international program to
combat the white plague.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
F0RMAN
TEAM WIN TOURNEY

An endurance bowling contest was
rolled on the Y. VI. G. A. alleys yes
terday. being won by the team of
Raymond and Forman with a total
of 2,147 pins. Mallet and Comings
took second with 2.I30 and Donnelly
and Yorke. of Roosevelt. third with
2.104. The other scores follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
Action in Nielsen Estate

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 23:-
Letters of administration ad prose-
quendum were granted to Agnes
Nielsen of Perth Amboy on the
estate of her husband. Timothy. who
died on February 8 following a rail-
road accident. The deceased is sur
vived by the applicant and minor
children, Timothy Jr.. Albert, Peter
and John, sons, and two daughters,
Edna and Agnes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
Renort Runaway Boy

Patrolman John Riedy received a
report yesterday that a thirteen
year-old boy. James Belko, of 654
Elizabeth street. had run away from
home. The parents requested the
police to be on the lookout for the
youngster. When last seen he wore
a brown sweater and a brown cap.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
Another storm Warming

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Warning
of more storms along the Atlantic
coast were issued today. A dis
turbance from New York to Norfolk
was predicted and a southwest storm
from Bridgeport to Eastport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23

before Judge Lynch on Monday also,
but due TO the storm was unable to
appear. Her cas was postponed for
two weeks. Mrs. Janofchik is also
represented by Attorney Rielley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
COUNTY NEWS
BY Stan Correspondent.

By STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 23:-
Paul Hussar and his son, Paul. Jr.,
were found not guilty of committing
an atrocious assault on Frank Ne
ncth in Woodbridge on November
81 n court today. George Kemeny
represented the defense and John
Toolan prosecuted the case. The
men were cutting wood when a free
for-all fight started, 1t is claimed.
Frank Wendolch of Sayreville
was found not guilty in the criminal
court Monday of committing an as
sault on John T. Lloyd in S~ayreville
on Angst IS. John T. kirkpatrick
represented the defendant.
Andrew Ratz. arrested in New
Brunswick recently on a charge of
carrying concealed weapons. and
who was placed on trial Monday,
was found guilty by a jury. The
man was arrested on December 25,
1920. and will probably be sentenced
on Friday. The man claimed the gun
was not in working order and would
rot shoot, but the members of the
jury tested the gun after leaving the
court room. and when they found
that it went off, found the man
guilty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
Two Arrested for Larceny

James Stegaway n Thomas
Conick were taken into custody this
morning by Lieutenant Detective
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
By Stan Correspondent.
NEW pPITNCWJcE

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 23:-
The will of Anna T. j. Smith of
Roosevelt, who died on February G.,
has been entered for probate. Ed
win Lloyd of Roosevelt, a nephew
of the deceased, has been named as
executor, and is left the personal es-
tate and $1,000. Other requests
were made to nieces and nephews.
The will was drawn Feb. 21, 1921,
and witnessed by Margaret S. Harris
and John O'Connor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23

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bookcase with desk combined. Inquire
al Amboy Ave.
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