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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
ct gDDt Yaafumo |
&attpen mob Sfo9btano.

S~fpgbranoene itbsier ct Snbe, iom
mani | Iarbunoreoer bar forisgt ef.
feftipt of befiGmpe, oog l,oen iGrbe-
les itor Sremgang. Serifilt giPlber
bet be itore &~iempeifoge, ri bar / De
inbre Sele af 2anbet. 9rpoer Slo
i,b her, er oct pberit panifelig og
imaa lloiigter til at faa begr9nIet
Sl0en itibe. @r,lnoen BERTH er, at
BET er ina langt melem beboeoe Ste,
Ser, bels oeiaa of ser malleles 8ano
pg Slufningsreoifnber.
Sper enfelt Stat, bpor Ser finbes
Sfog og 9eplantning, bar fine Sfog,
tieneitempno, men Oct er inblpienbe,
at Oct life %forilaar tort meo noele
faa Silipnsm9no / Sfoge paa 100
Wfils Ireal. Man bar oerfor for
isst paa ade mulige Wtaaber at bin.
De Ilmenbebens giitanb | aampen
moo Sfoebranb; man bar iprebet
Sarsler i,ooper BET belle 2anb og on.
mobet ale % enbper ON at bore for.
iigtig me0 SID Sfo9 % Warf. Ger.
liz bar 2anbbrugsoepartementet or.
beioet iprig for benne Sag.
Hu bar man imiolertio funoet paa
en- ttp Waaoe bborpaa at uonptte Il.
m~enbebens Sielp. Sette Yaqfunb
er ligeiaa aeniolt iom oct er enfelt.
sgren tilfommer nogle Sfogtilipns.
mPno / Sireinia.
"Sor life l9nae iiben," iortalte en-
al bisie til en- iagfynbig | 2anb.
Observation-Disclosures, "fpm en- Mailb
ino paa Sfosfontoret % baS ON at
iaa 9icenie til at pli,ffe 9er | He.
9ierineens Sfoee. 8i bIep eanife
forbauiet oper Manben. oa Ser fun
iloiteoes 2tcenie for Sagt % Siiferi.'
Wen hi beitemte os tilili,t at eipe
ham Ell 9icenie bpori hi inbflettet fel.
genbe 9la,iul:
"9e erbolber bermeS SinaSelIe
til at pluffe gPr % at iase cg fife
/ Gegieringens Sfoge - paa ge.
tinselie al at De rapporterer oue
Sfogbranoe o. anben SIospaaoe.
iom inbtr9ffer UNDER Ceres Spbol5
faa Hegieringens 2anS. ianrt at 9e
tiitaar meo Slufningsarbeioet naar
SSIoen i~nbtreffer inben 5 Mils gf.
i'anb fra oct Steo boor Sc opbolber
Gem"
Ianben erflGreoe fla piIig til at
unoerfaite iig Setingelierne og flop.
ret fornsiet Sofimertet / 2onmen
90 gift lin Sci. Oct parebe MI life
lGnge for Der fom andre os ammo.
tet ON lisnenbe Sofumenter. Oette
Dor 9egpnoelien til en- itabis Strsm
al Inisgere, iom aue goopillis git
meS paa Setingellen ON at inoberet.
Il ON SIoebranb % bore bebiRIpc-
llse meo at fluffe. Yad minbre enc
CT lse bar Der ubitebt pper 100
iaaoanne "Sicenie" iii Dem omfrins.
boenoe gefolfning. Oct fremboISes
i9rifilt, at S~nteresien for gefiRm.
pelien al Sfoebranb / set paasinl.
0enoe Strss bar aloris p9ret iaa
itor Tom M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Sru Johanne Ottoien.

fee ~Np1~SSiS
Sanmarf berifer flor Sorg. Sru SO.
banne Sttoien err bso. Sanatpriets
@ier bar miitet lin Suitru, Snltitl,,
tionen bar tabt benbe. iom bar bens
Si9l og bens banfen6e Sierte.
Sru Sttoien, iom nplig fplote 81
Iar, bar fsbt paa Noroerbi,s / 2eiie
iom nienoe % pngite Barn Of Youl
e. Norberbrts og Suitru Inna, fsbt
gele. 9a Sobanne bar to aar CANT
mel ltopanorebe Sor9lbrene til ame-
rita meo en- flor Gel at Sen sprige
Slpgt.
timber ct SpboIS paa Bottle Greet
| Wicbigan traf Sobanne Woroerbus
fin ienere Wanb, iom ~it,ioerebe peo
oct perbensbersmte Sanatorium, oe
ianrmen meb andre ititee Sfanbina-
Der bleb bun bans Glen | banif Cite
ratur, Sprog os Siitorie. Senere
giennemgif bun ielp ct ire slars Sur
Jus peb Bottle greef.S onatoriet,
bpor bum l9rte Spgepleie, @asiase
oe andre acknowledgements, ittbe-
rebe pibere paa en- 2~egebsiifole / CHI
cago os blep 1897 Gift meo Or. Carl
Sttoien. Sammen meb ban reiite
bun iaa til 9anmarf, bar uprct nleo
at oprette Sfobsborg gabeianatori-
Inn, bbor gggteparret bar ofret fig
for fine ipee Mebmenneifer po for
l~lbbannelie al Spgepleiere og Spge.
pleierifer meb 9ienoifab til be fpitife
Wetober eiter Battle Greet pitemet.
sggteparret bar ogiaa bpeaet Sana-
torinm / Srpoenitranb og / &isben.
hahn. Sfisnt ipgelig giennem flere
gar bar Sru Sttoien brepet ct ener.
Gift Irbeibe for of oprette Sunbbebs-
foreninaer. Sun har foretaget en-
Wensoe Soreoraesreiier. life bare /
9anmarf. men oeiaa / lit norIfe Soc
brelnnb, / Sperige, Tpiflanb % Sta
lien. Senbes itore @erf Stationed
Grn9rine % Mablapnins" blen / fin
Sio mootaget operorbentlig 'sunitig
al belle Sen norbiife Eresie. :.
Sru Sttoien bar / flere Iar Sor-
mano for Srnbbebsforeninsen /
S%foosbora, for Sen fi%sbenbapnife
Notwithstanding, Weblem al 9Th.
ret for 0anife apinbers National.
raa6.
Watge er be betpoeIiee Eerionlie.
beber, iom / Iarenes 9sb bar beiset
Bet bpgeelige Siem paa Solifr9nten
/ Sfoosborg iom bun bannet Iammen
meb lin Wanb. Ser talte bun life
olene 2esiep9rineif iammen meo
9isrnItierne 8isrnion % bisfllterebe
Wltiif meb gooaro 8ries, men Ser
bar bun Ben elifrGrbiae 8ertinbe for
tnlriae fremraaenbe M9no oa 3bin.
ser fra alle 9orbens 9aroe UNDER
Seres geisa paa Sanatoriet, oa man.
&c al Dem blep benbes oarne 8enner
for 9ipet.
Sor ct Gar Iar iiben fisbte bun
enbel al oct imilffeite Iarti al Slaoe
Batter, Sc iibite l1bIsbere af Spoife
Ias ipo for Sreoerifsbabn openfor
Serregaaroen "gangsbo". Raturen
Der iorefom benbe at minbe | bsi
@rao ON @ubbranbsbalen. Sra Ssi.
oepunftet err Der Der Ell benrinenbe
llbii9t oper Sreoerifsbapn gp, Sapn
oa 3attesat meb Sirtsbolmeue. Sun
falote oct efter lin Seoegaarb "Hor.
oerbus" og snifet at gisre oct til ct
llbflitatsitco for alrgi9Iterne paa
Srpoenltrano Sanaforium % til ct
Winoeiteo for fine opetise % prog.
tiae Sor9lbre.
ct tort og rigt librritet Menneife
er uanbret bort meo Sru Sttoien,
Den norifisote 5rue / bet internatio.
male Siem paa oct III, beroensfienote
banife Sanatorium.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30

Sar on biIit paa "San Ola oa han
ger"9 De finOes paa SIDE 8. $50.
item" er oct eneite norife glab, Ser
brinser oen Slaas Segninser.
Bar inil at f bet til bin 9abp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30

De iom snifer at erboloe Sen
Norffe amerifaIinies 8aIeuoer irii
for 1922 bsr inbienoe Wapn o.
Ioresle inareit mulig. Sm man
en'fer arone.apoterinsen paa Re.
misier for Sulepreienter, fam fam.
me faces Iamtiois fra Sobe & Co.,
319 2no ape. 60, Rinneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
al Wrnlipt.

SOnas Slen Serieu bill bTpe fortmt meb treble ps fbfe Sci moer SteIen
"Souasuine". Der fig 6u banner en atNutrnce % fuNirnbs Sorteuins
Den tercher on ben gb. TOM Spnas srrnSaece paa Brerisn ON oens Si oe
hens llbpihins iOm lite saor for fig uSen fere stirrmpSsler meb Iabobpen
i9r cir be fig noNag efouomihe % poIife aurpe. boor Spnas iMer Sobebz
roller Gen niserer Osaa i 5opeotrrttne airtefrben Banot bort norfe Sdt
0n femfor alt er "Sonaspine" en- Sortrute' nj en- tpptf NORTHUMBERLAND
Sente, Der banner Ribpuntet en- Iioeu airrigbebsbirpric, ipn maaIe bill fac
upaeu til baabe at lie pa arrbe. @.." -ay
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Zen Nurife uncertainties Mftisr

Sfelgc Telegram fra Sopeofontoret
/ a%riitiania til Siniens Gbicaaofor.
tor, bateret ben 2Sbe September.
bar aurien paa 2iniens aft1er ooa
N%riitiania Bars, $50 psf. eaer ar.
500 pr. Ittie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
(S,m prestis liten 6arm tiliaIqS

~ PItNNfET KlICH OWtW tNT"'N-
W Com gominiitrator oper Soet era!
aibsbs gritba Spilefual sr leg bemprNiSH
al Sfiiteretten til at ieise so acres ttl9'
renbe bette SO. Oct er ct prGgtigt ltS&
Siem, ~belissenbe 4 Wtil fra 8psu, = VA
til Iutberif Sirfe, q Ru til Stolshls.
Grtra COB Scrbbunb. 40 geres er opoprta
9anb os Reiteu er Sfoslanb, iom be1pitS
til GrGSsans. @obe Bpsuinssr. Som q
ie bette Stpffe eanb % lGs inb Sub. Hcu.
Iutberif @abola9. Oct bIiper aabent Sn'
oa be a~filuttes 8I. 8 ben Site Sttober l92I'
GU fan torbsie bit eset Sno on BIZ 'aa w
fer life iuotil 81. 9. Ret reIerperet Il! a
antase easr f~orfaite ct ellsr aus BIB. NtnE7
OIion, abmiuitrator Sritba Spiletpal w.
Battle Cafe, Wtiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30

EaIttoruia 5arme ner Sacra'
W mento ttiaIsS. Qette glltaar. GIN
siter Cite. q. q. @aits, Sbawnse, Nta'
bona.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Ht5aIQS.-1O 4cres Tarm

StIial9s.-10 4cres sSarm |
~ @batcom @ountp, 8aib., inbiaaet mto
SIeper. Sob Srharo; Ss9fums ,ons n1tN
9ebifur os Robbus iubtiI "Sarn" o9 1on,,
febuS. 90 SsuS, 3 Melfefisr % so moi
for Sintsrea. Snbbo os 4Sdrben GooIs',
Chevrolet automobil 400 Mobsl. glt'dm.
men for So, 1000. $4,000 fontant; Hs'isG
betalbar ON tire @dr. Salp Mtl til noTi
lutberlf Sirfe; 30 Rob til ~papeb" Sel;
Mil til Spen. Sfrip eler tom til &oRn
@ter, Gutter, sSbatcom Co., 0aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30

Seno efter min interesiaute al|a'
- saliue 6ataIos. Oscar Wcrtsr'oD'
Sc &op, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30

Wfr. og Vtrs. Theodore Saluorion
% Mr. Sretbeim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30

Nnfcs.- Wiooelalorenbe GUS
beitprerinbs for @ntemanb / en- liotr
gp. 0 | Samilien, insen Smaa. Nnt0,
@leftricitet % Sarnace. 8. OIien, Sor L,
Qauaforb, 90. DAT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30

lStfalas.-@n Sarm ner @ars
rens, 0iS., paa 1879 gerss. 12-l4
gcres opOprfet, Rsiten / Sfos. Sob Soro.
8 SGreliers Gus. Bill irlse for S,3SOO.
Sor uGrmere Oplpsnins ifrip til q. ser:
mauieu, Sremont, Nebr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
Neiiebrene fra europa.

On at SGnnens melt populGre os inRreslante lectures, iom bn norfs
ameniauhs Sresie bill babe at bboe paa, blmr ubeHu8et ben Hefte al europa
brepe im grofespr Or. gMs Slater, Ct Olaf College, bill Hnpe for Soften"
ubober Ssfen % @tuGen. Sn oil foraue M SmboIbene europa ibs
iaakoes im ban faubt benz unoer en- SeHe, han Sonmer bar foretaset
arieus Sanbe. Sn bill sbe os fmtebaanos Splpsniuger pm @ienopbbsningss
|arbebet efer @erhnssaatahrpfen Or Staten beHbher en- ihrp SaetaseHess
ene % nrioer fumt os pppurrt M Oct, han ir % bercr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30

Gtorartet Inlebnins at iaa qoct
- eanb, lstte SiIfaar. fri elite, 8art.
Batter SO, Ct. @rotr Sails, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
"6am Ola % ban Yer."

8 Sasens Summer besbnber bt Sffutiegisuren af n MP RaHe latter
prHnbe Seaninser fra norhsameifanf 8oteip San Ola os ban Ser"
oct er De to famine ganIc aarer, Ola er fenoeIes Ola, o. Yer er Der. 9isi
toneHse Oe tnrahernife gildr af Dor poprIee gaeborbeber g. :. 8oienbaf
gioroe fbre @tnter iormenoe 2pHe, % be biprr iebfslpeEs bette Glars fore Suhes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-30
NNbeOer | "Weo Wrnen."

3 Srsbaasnummeret for ben 4e Shober begruber ben ue enthusiastically
.sorGuins "sIuttet Saa @apenrucr", bMs fantaifuhe og mbittfe SanoHng foe
.gaar SfoHanb mb ipGubenoe Soger onbpro pan en- unberpanosbaao til Der
mertelee @ RaDenrot Ser bill ariane mso i8enoe SnereSie os r1nal
moSigbeo fdse ben mpnife men bahe Game, @osens fbinoeIse Supebperion
bporoper Ser bpMer ct bemmeiebebsubt ssr.
Gbt fenere paabesbnSes en- anren interesinnt % banSletrafis Sortaline
"Ranben fra sereens" n 9mfortrnins, bpis 6ambfng forcsaar ue Del
"plbe @eren".
Spis tberinoo - @tobi9trSne til bore Soroentntnger - 5rpfpapir
fulbe iWe 9riien ifebetfor at iabe, % bill BET after bGpe nsopenoin
at iorbsie 9rnen; men ollie gbonnenter, iom inoenoer $500 MI, bill blipe
treoheret for ct iulbt aars Srbfription.
3nfinoer al "Hoien"s Ibonnenter er bhbet mobtaane, forbi aomIe
abonnenhr bepasebe fine genner til at abonnee paa @Iabt. gu err oct
Ii6en, pi bebeper Here @bonrenter. gi bill bore Tenn neaet tafnemmeIio
ON Ge naffr % Ell enr nere npe Ibornenter.
ger iaa uenlis at turtrle 9ercs Nabo ON Standardization!
- So isrre Nbonnentantal, 10 bebre Tan hi aisre glaSet!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
MOPES PLAN EVENTS

At a recent meeting of the Mopes
a program of social activities was
outlined for the season and it was
decided to edit a weekly leafet TO
be entitled The Mopery Mumbles.'
Copies will be sent out each week to
tie Mopes and their friends. Isadore
jacobson was chosen editor-in-chief
with Leo Slobodien as humorous
and supervising editor. The edition
will be published weekly and will
contain the news of prospective
vents and bits of Nope humor.
The series of events for the month
of November will include a stag
party to the Harvard-Princeton
game on Saturday as well as a foot
ball party to witness the Rutgers
West Virginia game on November
10 at New Brunswick. The Mopes
and their guests will attend a fra
ternity house party after the latter
game. On Friday night, November
Is. a theatre party will be held in
New York and Leo Slobodien as
chairman of arrangements is plan
ming a dinner to precede the show
in the Hotel Pennsylvania, to COM
memorate the third anniversary of
the beginning of the Mopes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
Report on Recent Fair

A splendid report of the recent
fair held in the basement of st.
Stephens Danish Lutheran church
in Broad street. was given at a well
attended meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
Society yesterday afternoon in the
church basement in Broad street.
The proceeds amounted to S550.S6.
$50 of which was raised at the
Young Peoples booth, $50 at the
Bible class booth and S411.Se by
the Ladies' Aid. The committee
spoke of their appreciation of the
cooperation given by the members
OF the society and other organiza-
tiOns in the church. A social time
followed the business session. Rev.
Svend Kjaer. pastor of the church,
entertaining with a reading, after
which the women we're served with
refreshments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
LARSON BRANDS CHEAP
POLITICS IN SPEECHES
Continued from page ID

Recorder Harold Z. Pickersgill,
speaking before members of the
Perth Amboy Republican Club at
their regular meeting last night IN
Odd Fellows hall, touched upon the
charges made against City Engineer
Larson by Fred DeVoe, Democratic
candidate for senator. The speaker
said that he is paid by the city to do
the duties of recorder but there is
no law to stop him from taking pay
for doing printing for the city. Mr..
Larson's case is exactly the same.
he points out, as the work of resi-
dent engineer given to the city engi-
neer entailed a large amount of adj
ditional work which no n could
expect him to perform without ad-
ditional pay as he was using the
time which otherwise he would de-
vote to his own business.
The Republican Club meeting
was presided over by Committeeman
Louis Peterson. Among those who
spoke were Wilton I. Applegate,
candidate for the assembly; Fred
Hansen, fourth ward aldermanic
candidates: Frank Tooker. second
ward aldermanic candidate, and City
Attorney Leo Goldberger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
W0MAN'S CLUB HEAR
CONTRAlT0 MONDAY

Further details have been an
nounced for the card party which
the Woman's Club will hold in the
Raritan Yacht Club Assembly hall
in Water street on Saturday after
noon, November u, for the purpose
of raising money to contribute to-
wards the furnishing of the new
Home for the Aged. The party
must begin promptly at $3.50 O'Clock
as the hall has to be given up at an
early hour. There will be table ar
~rangepents for the games of bridge
and 500. and a number of very nice
prizes will be awarded in each
game. Mrs. G. w. Fithian is gen.
eral chairman of the party, with
.Irs. A. b.. Mcdowell, chairman of
refreshments and Mrs. r. r. Hosk-
ing. chairman of tickets, while Mrs.
Arthur Stern, Mrs. William B.
Pratt, Mrs. Jane Howell are assist
ing with the prizes and other nee
essary arrangements. Tickets have
been out for some time and these
will be for sale at the meeting of
he club on Monday afternoon.
T< Woman's Club on Monday
aft<sfoon will have the pleasure of
hearing Mrs. Myra Burtis Binden-
berger, contralto, in a song recital.
Mrs. Bindenberger. who was at one
time soloist of Arthur Pryor's Band
and also soloist of the Madison
Avenue Baptist church in New York
City, has a voice of exceptional
quality and richness. She has done
much concert work and she now has
q studio In Carnegie Hall in New
York. Her numbers on Monday af-
ternoon will comprise a very de-
lightful program. Among the num-
bers will be the Ave Maria" by
Gounod; "Stride la Vampe" by
Verdi; THE Three Shadows by
Campbell Pipton and Down in the
Forest" from the Cycle of Life"
As George Vause, pianist, who
was scheduled as her accompanist,
has not yet returned from his tour
with Madame Margaret Matzenauer,
the Metropolitan star. Mrs. William
Yetman, of Tottenville, will accom-
pany Mrs. Bindenberger in her sew
eral numbers. The meeting will be
the third meeting of the club for
the year of 1922.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
PERSONALS

William Hunter. of Mill Hall, Pa,
and Mrs. Jennie Hunter, recently
returned from Panama, are the
guests of Mrs. E. w. Bedell, OF
Market street.
James Horner, Of Rector street,
has returned after spending two
weeks vacation in Philadelphia,
Washington. D. c.. and Far Rock
away, L. l.
a daughter, Martha Angelina, was
born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Volk. of PhiladelS hia. Mrs
Nolk was formerly Miss Angelina
G~underson, of this city.
Mrs. William Chamberlain, Of
Plainfeld, was the guest of Mrs
Frederick Martin, of Gordon street
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Ballantine
Of the Mcclellan House, sail foi
Bombay, India, on the sixteenth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson have
returned to their home in Baltimore
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Maguiness, Jr., of Brighton avenue
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
OF NORMANDY
TO BE GIVEN HERE

On the nights of December IL
and Is, the musical comedy. 1.-THE
Chimes of Normandy" will be pre-
scented under the combined aus
pieces of the Y. w. and Y. NJ. II. A.
in the Majestic theatre. The dates
of the presentation were previous
ly ANNOUNCED as December 13 and
IA. but the committee Of which Is
ador Sladkus is chairman. have fl
nally decided on the aforemen-
tened nights. Milton Aborn of the
Aborn Opera Company in New
York, will direct the play. 1t is said
that Mr.. Aborn has been in the
show game for many years and is
particularly adapted to putting on
this comedy.
The committee has called a meet
ing OF all those interested in. taking
part for Monday night at 1880
o'clock. All members of the Y. NJ.
and Y. w. II. \. are eligible and the
cast which will conclude in the
Whereabouts of n hundred people
will be chosen by the coach. Mr..
Sladkus, as chairman, has given as
surance that everyone will be given
a fair try-out at that time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
Plan for Coming Dance

The Young Mems Club of st.
Peters parish met at a poppy"
session last night in the Parish
House in Rector street and discuss
ed plans for their second dance of
the season.. The dance will be a
Harvest Dance and will take place
on Friday night, November IS, in
the Parish House auditorium. 1t
will be n of the enjoyable C
sions to precede the Thanksgiving
season. Bill Horley as chairman of
decorations has promised some nov
ell features while Bob Pyster. music
chairman, has secured Atkinson's
Orchestra from New Brunswick to
occupy the musical stage. The cub
opened the season with a highly
successful Halloween affair several
weeks ago and the members have
promised an occasion similar in in
formality and geniality in their
event of the eighteenth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
ROSARY SOCIETY HAS
SUCCESSFUL EVENT

In spite OF the fact that the en-
tire series of card parties auspiced
by the Rosary Society in st. Mary's
Hall in Center street to date. mas
met with great success, the party
OF last night was more successful
tina any so far with guests filling
the hall to the very doors. Twenty
six prizes. OF an unusually nice va
riety. were awarded in the games at
the conclusion of the evening.
These parties of the society have
been held at regular intervals to
raise money with which to purchase
new equipment and 1t is expected
that they will continue until the
middle of December when a large
party will be held to dttingly con-
clude them before the Christmas
season. The party will be held as
usual Thursday Of next week and
the committee will be announced in
the early part of the week.
Mrs. Herman Seiber was chair
man of last nights party with Mrs.
Eugene Mullen. Mrs. John Clark,
Mrs. Michael Costello, Mrs. John
Gibbons, Mrs. Herman Jeroff. Mrs.
William Kerwin. Mrs. Peter Nc
Keown, Mrs. Charles Quinn, Mrs.
Patrick Ryan. Mrs. william Reid.
Mrs. Frank Rhodes, Mrs. John
Rodecker. Mrs. George Rivas, Mrs.
James Smith. Mrs. Catherine Smith.
Mrs. John Stack, Mrs. Charles White,
Mrs. Patrick White and Mrs. James
White.
The following are prizes and win
ners: Mrs. James Murray. basket;
Mrs John LaBrec, pillow cases and
sheets; Mrs. Z. Hester. cups and
saucers. Miss Margaret Deegan. tow
els: Mrs. Richard White. linen tow
ell; Miss Loretta Hines, pyrex: Mrs.
John Beatty, hand bag; Miss Rose
Bird. teapot; Mrs. John HUFF. scarf;
Mrs. George Rivas, writing paper:
Mrs. John Stack. sachet powder:
Mrs. William Eberlin, coffee; Mrs.
Thomas Ford. silk hose; Henry Sla-
ter. slippers; Miss Alice Dolan, lin
gerie; Miss Margaret Reid, silk
stockings: Mrs. G%ilpidder. cake
plate; Miss Florence Slater, scarf;
Joseph Curran, pillow cases; Mrs.
Eugene Mullen, apron; Mrs. John
Pavese. towels; Mrs. John Donehue,
towels: Miss Marie Pavese, scarf;
Mrs. Charles Quinn, dish pan:
George Murray. ham; James J.. Null
len, ever-sharp pencil, and Mrs. John
Lawless, apron.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
WILL DANCE TONIGHT

AS their first event of the year.
the senior class of the high school.
will hold an autumn dance tonight
in the auditorium of that building
and as this will be the first event at
which the class will appear as SEN
iors, the committee has completed
particularly promising arrange
ments. The auditorium has been
decorated in keeping with the sea-
son. Corson's orchestra has been Sc
cured to play for the dancing and
an entertainer has been procured
from outside of the school to do
some exhibition dancing. The COM
mittee in charge of the evening is
composed of Charles Wutzel, Doro-
thy Watson. Roy Nielsen. Bella
Goldberger. Marion Blanchard and
Edward Patten, president OF the
class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
Honor Mrs. RamOerg

A party was held recently at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ram
berg in Washington street to cele-
brate Mrs. Ramberg's birthday. The
guests were entertained with dane
ing. cards and victrola selections
and supper was served at a late
hour by the hostess. The rooms
were attractively decorated in flow
ers and autumn leaves. and the
guest of honor received several
pretty gifts. Among the guests
yer Mrs. Hornsby and daughter,
Mrs William Anderson, Mrs. Frank
Tauber, Mrs. Frank Stokes. Miss NJ.
Wyckofsky, Mrs. Edward Peterson,
Mrs. Ruth Peterson, Mrs. H. Snack
enberg, Mrs. N. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Monroe and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Axen, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Solomon. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ramberg and children of this city.
ard Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ramberg
and children of Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-04
MISS SPIEGEL LEADS
POPULARITY CONTEST

The tide in the popularity con-
test at the Y. NJ. II. A. bazaar, which
is attracting such large crowds to
the Y. VI. FL. y. auditorium each
night, has turned. and Miss Blanche
Spiegel now stands first with votes
numbering 2S5. Miss Julia Heksch
has jumped from 6 to 261 votes,
Miss Rose Sacarny has ia, and
Mrs. Isaac Esberg 1O3. Mrs. Jo-
seph Estherson and Miss Rose
G%reenspan have withdrawn their
names from the contest and three
new ame have been entered from
the political world. These are Nor
gan Larson with ten votes, Richard
Calvin nine votes and Robert Nc
CURE six. The local Y. NJ. Fl. a.
had the larNsst representation pres
ent last night and so the silver low
ing cup was retained by them. A
new feature, however, has been
added to the bazaar in that a silver
loving cup will be presented to the
local club or organization with the
largest representation on election
night.
The bazaar will be closed tonight,
but all activities will be resumed
tomorrow night.