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SeqOuyah.


The Sequoyah Camp Fire Girls VIII
meet Tuesday afternoon at the Con-
vention Hall at o'clock.
Seyuoyah had most enjoyable
time Saturday afternoon at Kings
Lake. The girls played games and
had contests and races. They returned
home in the late evening.
Members of the Sequoyah Camp
Fire Girls are as follows: Marie Mob
ley, Louise Robertson. Mary Lee Tow
ELL Kathryn Mayfield, Fay Abbott
Perserphone Marx, Alice Weeks, Arda
Murray, LENA May Mulkey, Gertrude
Dennis. Louise Anderson. Georgia
Glenn, Frances Weeks, Grace and
Louise Lawrence. Thelma and Edna
Smith. Miss Edna Dressed, guardian; !;
Miss Clemmle King, assistant guar
dian.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
MISS FLEISCHMAN
CHARMING HOSTESS

Miss Bess Fleischman was hostess
at a Halloween party which took
place at her home in Oak street last
Friday night. Orange and black
steamers festooned among a lattice
work of autumn flowers and leaves
completed a charming Halloween
effect and the guests all came in
costume to enter with zest in the
different stunts and games. Nelson
Mintz was awarded the prize for the
most original costume. The Misses
Anna Siskind, Jeanette Koch and
the hostess entertained with selec-
tions at the piano and at an appro-
PIRATE hour refreshments of dough-
nuts. apples and cider were served.
Those present were the Misses
Anna Pavlovsky. Rose Wolfson,
Anna Siskind. Rebe Greenspan. Rose
Wedeen, Jenny Slams, Jeanette
Koch, Anna Franzblau. Ida Marder
and Bess Fleischman; Messrs. Sam
Spivack. Abe Fine, Jacob Bernstein,
Sidney Weisman, Fred Lippner. Ig-
natius Olscesky, David Bernstein,
Nathan Daitz, Samuel Berlfein,
Lewis and Gus Dimond, Joe Man
del. Joe Goldstein and Morris Will
ner. of this city: the Misses Elizabeth
Rosenthal and Ethel Alpine of South
u AAAhz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
MISS EDITH M'KENZIE
HAS HALLOWEEN PARTY

The spirit of Halloween prevail
ed at the Mckenzie home in Brigh-
ton venue Saturday night, when
Miss Edith Mckenzie was hostess
at a merry Halloween party. Sea-
sonable decorations of orange and
black within the rooms were in eff
fective and striking contrast to the
costumes and Mosques worn by the
guests. The evening quickly passed
in playing Halloween games and
supper was served in conclusion, for
which the table had previously
been set with Halloween baskets
and snappers as favors for the
guests.
Those present were James and
Clifford Wester, Vivian and Mario
RE Gross, Irene and Traver Hulse,
Ruth, Grace and Jack Mckenzie.
Gertrude Magee. Margaret and Har-
old Durua, Martin Hurley, Belle
Durham, Ruth Sullivan, Edith Nc
Kenzie and Bliss Adams, the Misses
Mildred and Dorothy Mckenzie,
Stephana Gutowski. Ida Mckenzie,
Mrs. n. G. Adams. Stephen Kraft,
and c. r. Mckenzie, of this city;
Mrs. ]. A. Coons and daughter Hill
da of Elizabeth: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
]. Muruhy, of Staten Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
MISS lRMA STACK
HAS SURPRISE PARTY

A Halloween surprise was given
Miss Erma Stack at her home in
Jefferson street by the Misses Eloise
Mullen and Rose Reilly last Friday
night. The house was attractive in
decorations of orange and black with
lighted pumpkins and the evening
was pleasantly passed in playing
Halloween games and dancing.
James Patten entertained with sew
eral solos accompanied at the piano
by Raymond Johnson. Refresh
ments concluded the evening.
Those present were the Misses Lor-
eta Buchanan, Helen Campion,
Mary Burns. Irma Stack. Rose Hal
win. Ingebor Olsen. Eloise Mullen,
Euphenia Drysdale, Edna Bergrin,
Rose Reilly. Anna Hansen, Beatrice
Palmer, Florence Larson and Mary
Stack; Messrs. Edward Patten. AL
fred Antonio, Francis Seaman. Ray
mond Johnson. James Patten, VIII
liam Fitzgerald, Edward Dooley,
Frank Van SICKLE, Jr., Harold Ford,
Charles Groy. Richard Stack, Sum-
ner Dawson, Alton Roth. Joseph Des-
mond, Thomas Hoy. Jasper Johnson,
George Forman, Sam Tuderman.
George P~asterczak. John and Bry-
ant stack. Mr.. and Mrs. John Stack.
of this city, and Miss Eleanor Mon
Afghan, of South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
LEO WEINSTEIN
Is GIVEN PARTY

A Halloween party was given
Leo Weinstein by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Weinstein, at their
home in State street Friday evening
in celebration of his twelfth BIRTH
day. The house was appropriately
decorated in a color scheme of black
and Orange with Jack o. lanterns
scattered about in obscure places,
and the guests all came mas9ued
and in fancy costumes to enjoy dane
ing and games during the evening.
The Misses Veronica McGran,
Jeanette G%reenspan and Sylvia
Borak entertained with a fancy
dance. A ghost told weird stories
and the fortunes of the guests. Irene
Hulse. Ruth Sullivan, Jerome Wolf
and Jack Henry were awarded prizes
for Halloween stunts. Dainty re-
freshments were served around a
table prettily decorated in the afore-
mentioned color scheme and the
guests were presented with Hallow-
cen favors before their departure
homeward.
The guests were Veronica McGran,
Ruth Henry, Irene Hulse, Ruth Sui
livan, Jeanette Greenspan, Cecilia
Halligan, Mildred Rossi and Sylvia
Borak, Theodore Henry, Travers
Hulse, Tom Rossi, Jack Bergen,
Jerome Wolf, JACK Henry, John Me
Gran, Robert Grimley and Leo Vein
stein; the Misses Ruth Emmons,
Florence Blum, Alma Weinstein and
Gladys Blum.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
ART DEPARTMENT
PLANS BUSY YEAR

The art department of the Wo-
mans Club under the direction of
the chairman. Mrs. c. A. Emmons.
have entered upon a busy ana I'M
selfish year. Glasses in many phases
and departments of art have been
formed with excellent instructors
and the classes are not only for
Woman's Club members, but for
any woman in the city who would
like are interested.
Mrs. Mary Danenhower will be in
her class room No. 1913 in the high
school after $3.50 o'clock Thursday
afternoon of this week to meet any
interested in taking lessons in
batik work, tyedying, black print
ing. designing and sketching. A
class in hardanger work is held
every Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles Seguine in
Rector street from 2 until 4 o'clock.
These classes afford excellent OPP
portunity for the women of the
city who are interested in beauti-
flying their homes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
ROBBERS BUSY IN FOG,
MANY PLACES LOOTED
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business when he closed up for the
night. The matter was reported to
Lieutenant Morris.
The only other case in which n
thing of value was stolen was that
of Nicholas Ozso. who had had his
bicycle stolen from his yard at $50
New Brunswick avenue.
Attempts to rob the grocery store
of Berthol Heksch, at 263 New
Brunswick avenue, and the Hunga-
rian pool room next door were
made on Saturday night, but al
though the thieves gained entrance
TO the building in each case nothing
was taken as far as has been dis
covered. At the grocery the thief
got in through the cellar door in
the rear of the building and the
pool room was entered in the same
manner. Reports on these two
cases were made by Sergeant John
Larson and Officer William Buchan.
Gus NJ. Pappas, proprietor of the
Boston Confectionery store at 144
Smith street, caught a fourteen year
old boy in his store on Sunday
morning about IL o'clock. The boy
had entered by the front door and
was attempting to steal candy, he
said when Mr.. Pappas caught him..
He was arralgned Detore cor
Pickersgill this morning and it was
learned that he is on parole at the
present time. The boy will be sen
back to the reformatory.
John Buckley, a druggist at 21s
New Brunswick avenue, also re-
ported an attempt to rob his store
Saturday night. Mr.. Buckley said
he heard a noise in the alleyway
back OF the store and opened his
window in time to see the supposed
thief run down the alley.
The druggist fired a shot into the
air to frighten the man and then
notified the police of the attempt.
The only information given by Mr..
Buckley was the fact that the rob-
Der appeared to be a young chap
and that he disappeared in the d.
rection of Dublin when the hot
was fired. Patrolman Frank Ton
ghini was detailed on the case, but
was unable to locate the man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
is GIVEN SURPRISE
Halloween PARTY

Miss Mary Kaleta was guest of
honor at a Halloween surprise on
Saturday night, the guests arriving
in costume, some pretty and some
unique. to participate in an evening
of fun. The rooms and the table
around which supper was later serv-
ed were brightly decorated in the
spirit of Halloween. The guests
were entertained with varied indi-
vidual entertainment throughout
the evening.
Among the guests were the Misses
Mamie Smith, Christine Bialicke,
Elsie Hospidor, Helen Sroka, leila
Buynofski, May Alice Ackerley, Nell
lie Smith, Margaret McKeon. Anna
Hansen, Gizella Bakaisa, Mary Cha
kosky, Mary Bakdise, Anna Deli
man, Mary Macleod. Anna Mary
Kaleta, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mac
Leod, George Macleod, MI. and Mrs.
Lund, Mrs. William Clear, Misses
Evelyn Clear. Anita Hoy, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kaleta, Messrs. John
Stankey, Walter Jensen, Jack Morey,
Paul Merdith. Joseph Powers, Jo-
seph Seamen, Frank Brodnick, John
Brown, John Kelly Lanyard, Frank
Gavromak, Andrew Buber. Thomas
Snider, Joseph Lanyard, Alexander
Smith, Edward Anderson. Martin
Lotus, Jack Burns, Steven Soporow-
ski. Jack Deegan. Joseph French,
John Phillips, Joseph Williams.
Kenneth Smith. A. j. V. Kaleta, of
this city; the Misses Helen and Bir-
die Coddington and Paul Codding-
ton, of South River; Miss Stella Stew
ems, of Sewaren; Miss Elizabeth
Belk, of Fords; Messrs. Albert Han
sen, Arthur Lyon and Joseph Han
sen, of New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
CHARGE RIEDY NEGLECTED
KENNADALE SECTION

Charges that Alderman Reidy,
candidate for reelection In the sixth
ward had neglected the sixth ward
and especially the Kennadale sec
ton, were made at the meeting OF
the Sixth Ward Democratic Club at
a meeting in Talnagies hall Saturday
night. Over $50 people were pres
emit. Addresses were made in several
languages so that all could UNDER
stand what was going on.
William Hallahan and Patrick
Fallon, candidates for freeholder,
and James Murray. candidate for the
assembly. were the first to speak.
Richard Calvin, candidate for al
derman-at-large. mentioned many
reasons why the people of this city
and the sixth ward In particular
should vote the Democratic ticket.
John A. Kozusko. candidate for al
derman addressed the meeting in
both the Slavish and English tongue.
Joseph Powers, president of h
club, said that one of the reasons
the people of the sixth ward should
vote for Kozusko was the fact that
Kozusko can talk four or five differ
emit languages and as the sixth ward
is made up of mostly foreign popula-
ton, there is no man more fitted 10
represent the ward on the board OF
aldermen. ~
Other speakers were: William
Kozub. candidate for excise COM
missioner, Rudolph Kish and James
Garland.
Tonight a meeting will be held in
Egans hall in Hall n On We'd
nesday night there will be a meetingl
in the Budapest section and on Fiji
day night there will be a parade and
rally followed by a meeting in ko-
zusko hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
DEBATE ON IRISH ISSUE
IN HOUSE OF COMMONS

LONDON, Oct. 31-Debate in
the house of commons on the Irish
questions particularly the Unionist
motion intended as a censure on
the government, excited keen inter-
est throughout Great Britain today.
The Unionist motion introduced by
Col. John Gretton follows:
That this House views with
grave apprehension action in the
government in entering upon nego-
tiations with delegates from south
ern Ireland who have taken oath
of allegiance to the Irish republic
and have repudiated the authority
of the crown, and in view of the
fact that an act of parliament for
the settlement of relations between
Great Britain and Ireland was pass
ed as recently as last year., this
House is of the opinion that no pro-
posal for the government of south
ern ireland should be made without
the sanction of parliament"
Premier Lloyd George returned to
London from Chequers court, his
might have final consultation with
his colleagues before replying TO his
assailant in the House today. II
was expected the speech would
virtually be the only feature of inn
portance during the debate. and no
where was there any apprehension
that the result of the vote on the
motion of censure would involve
the least danger to the govern
mcnt's stability.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
Halloween PARTY
FOR MISS MARY HUFF

Miss Mary Huff was pleasantly
surprised with a Halloween masque-
rade Friday night at her home in
High street, at which many of her
friends and the girls of the +. c.
Club, Of which she Is a member.
were present. The rooms were elab-
orately decorated in the colors OF
orange and black while jack-o'-lan-
terms furnished the only illumination
Orange and black streamers strung
from the ceiling decorated the table
around which the Halloween sup
per was served late in the evening.
The c~enterpiece of the table was a
large lighted pumpkin from which
streamerS extended to each plate
with a tiny favor attached.
The guests were entertained with
Halloween games and dancing, Miss
Mary Larcombe, Miss Regina Dwyer,
Miss Juliet McHose, Robert Pyster
and Irwin Lind, furnishing the mu-
sic. Miss Loretta Calvin was award
ed the prize for the prettiest cos
tune, Miss Elizabeth Reager for the
most grotesque, Miss Marion Blanch-
ard for the most original and Curtis
Brink for the best behaved.
The guests included the Misses
Mary Larcombe, Marion Blanchard,
Alma Rasmussen. Betty Reager.
Jean Dwyer, Hazel Meggison, Rue
Snyder. Blanche Marshall, Gertrude
Tyrrell, Elizabeth Hartley, Irene
Beatty, Florence Hughes. Ruth Nc
Kenzie. Miriam Hart, Edna Thomas,
Margaret Shuer, Mary Huff, Loretta
Calvin, Juliet McHose, Mary Beatty
and Mary Lewis, Leroy Sturn,
Charles Hughes, Curtis Brink. Ed
ward Cheshire. Edward Cheshire,
Edward Hansen, Dent Cheshire. r.
vim Lind, Francis Solt. John Beatty,
Robert Pyster, Harold McMurtree,
Morris McHose, Arthur and John
Huff and Walter Coddington. Mr..
and Mrs. George Beck, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Huff and Mrs. Hutton, of this
city: Ted Brennan, of Elizabeth;
Miss Anna Harding. OF Tottenville;
Joseph Kress, Joseph Gerrity, Sol
Abbatellio and James Birmingham
of South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
LECTURE FOR WOMEN ON
CANCER TONIGHT BY DR.. I'LL

The first activity of the new local
association for the control of cancer
will take place tonight at the Holy
Trinity Hall, sPenn and Laurie
streets, as the elimination OF weeks
of = preparation for the event
Throughout the country today be-
gins National Cancer Week and va
rious organizations here conforming
with the requests of authorities have
banded together to observe the new
movement to the best of their abil-
fly.
DR.. Z. J. Ill, of Newark. well
known for his activities along the
line of cancer control, has been Sc
cured to talk at the meeting tonight
which viii be for women only. Ster-
eopticon slides will be shown In
holding with the lecture and women
are assured that the meeting will be
of a great educational value.
Several of the local doctors will
be seated on the platform tonight
and the speaker will be introduced
by DR.. George w. Fithian who is
chairman of the local organization.
The meeting will begin at s
O'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
PERSONALS

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Barlow, of Woodbridge, yes
terday morning at the Muhlenberg
Hospital in Plainfield where Mrs.
Barlow a at one time assistant
director Of nurses Mrs. Barlow
was formerly Miss Henrietta Bush
ell, of this city.
Miss Irma Stern, of st. Mary's
school in Burlington, spent the week.
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur H.. Stern>Qf Rector street.
James Horner of Rector street, is
spending a vacation in Philadelphia
and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Ford, formerly
of Lewis street, this city, are now
residing in Maple avenue. Wood
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Pullen. of
Water street, entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Okerson, of Freehold,
and Miss Anna Okerson of Bayonne.
yesterday.
Abe Splitter. of High street. spent
the weekend in Ithaca, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boardman
and daughter Elizabeth, Miss Cath
crime Kelly. of Carson avenue. and
Miss Isabelle Ward. of New Bruins
wick avenue. were the guests OF
Richard Emmons. of New York. at
his bungalow in lakewood Heights,
S. l., over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Thompson, for
merly of Brighton avenue, are now
residing in their new home in Long
Branch.
William Wilentz. of Jefferson Me-
dical College. spent the weekend
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Wilentz, of Lewis street.
The Misses Marion and Myrtle
Smith, of High street. and Harry
Powers of Washington street. spent
Sunday in Plainfield.
Miss Mae C. Clark. of Washington
street, attended a banquet in the
Hotel Pennsylvania in New York
city last Friday evening.
A son was born Sunday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Zielensky, oil
Fayette street.
Miss Marion O'Brien, who is now
teaching in the Red Bank high
school, spent the weekend with he:
mother in Brighton Eel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
DOUBLE CELEBRATION

On last Friday night Miss Bertha
Mcdowell, of Gordon street, enter
tanned at a party in celebration of
two occasions-her birthday, which
took place the previous week and
the holiday of Halloween. The dec
orations were in keeping with the
season and dancing proved enjoya-
BILE entertainment until the Hal
lowen'en supper served by the hos
tess mother. The guests were
presented with favors.
Among the guests were the
Misses Sarah Fithian, Marie Frit-
Finger, Irma Stern. Lucy Bernard,
Edith Conard, Helen Warren,
Eleanor Jones . Catherine Howell,
Winifred Sturgis, Ruth Perchard,
Lena Edelstein and Frances Splitter
of this city: Miss Nola Wyckoff. of
Hightstown. and Miss Reba Germs
of Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
AT POVERTY PARTY

Amidst autumn leaves softly re-
1ecting shaded lights, the Bemah-
gut Camp Fire Girls. of this city,
were entertained at a poverty party
last Friday night at the home of
their guardian. Mrs. George Dietz. in
South Amboy. A ghost received the
guests and ushered them into a
darkened room where an evening of
good old fashioned Halloween fun
with it's jokes and pranks was be-
gun. Refreshments were served fol-
lowing which Miss Edna Klein was
awarded the prize for appearing the
most poverty stricken among them.
The cruller and apple eating contest
were both won by Miss Esther Gill
bert.
The others present wer the Misses
Clara Faulkenstrom, Evelyn Gunkle.
Margaret Beechler. Madeline Vain
writhe. Elizabeth Tymrak and Grace
McMurtree.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
Club Has Pleasing Party.

The IN" Club met at a Halloween
party on Saturday night at the home
of Miss Mathilda Markowitz. The
members were entertained with a
pleasing program previously pre-
pared by the entertainment commit
tee, amidst attractive Halloween
decorations. Piano selections were
played by Miss Ruth Harris. of this
city and Miss Sarah Chestnov, OF
New York. Included among the
guests were the Misses Mary Ester
man, Rose Horowitz. Lillian Marko-
WITT, Margaret and Mathilda Marko-
WITT, Rose and Rebecca Berman, Ida
Hertz, Isabel Twitlelaub. Jessie Hy-
man and Ruth Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Markowitz. of this city; Sarah and
Rose C~hestnov, of New York; Sarah
Weisenberger, of Keasbey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
PARENT-TEACHERS TO HAVE
EVENT At SCHOOL NO. |

The first meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association of School No.
1 for the school year of 1921-22 will
be held in the assembly room Of the
school tomorrow afternoon. The
meeting is very important as the
officers for the coming year will be
elected and every parent is urged 10
be present. The following program
will be presented:
Songs-(a) Cathedral Chimes, (b)
Molly Polly. Children from second
and third grade, Mrs. Jane Pember-
ton. Miss Jean Roth. teachers. Gene
We've Fullerton, Frances katz. sal
vatore Costello. Kathryn Hall. Char
les Dimauro and John Gomas.
Columbus-A play to be presented
by the pupils from the first and
second grades. Miss X. /. McCor-
mick, teacher.
Piano Solo-June Eisenstadt. Pu-
pills of Miss Ellen NJ. Ostrye.
Reading-"The Husband Who
Was to Mind the House. Eleanor
Goldman, third grade. Miss Jean
Roth, teacher.
Violin Solo-"Minuet in c." Kali
mas Kedoes. Miss Ellen Ostrye.
teacher.
Decentralization. 1.-THE Lion and the
Mouse" Grade "A, Miss Ruth jacob
son. teacher.
(Lion, Julius Fressles; Mouse,
William Nelson; Mice. Robley Lind
say, Bessie Gilbert, Helen Petansky.
Bernice Williamson, Evelyn Casola.
Hunters, James Dandrea, Amos
Stratton, Philip Spampianto.)
Song-"Wonderful She'll" Fourth
Grades. Pauline Delisi, Solomon
Katz. Elizabeth Denton. Arminia
Merwin, Katherine Schlotter, Lor-
raine Hoffman. Anna Lupo, Angelina
Bernasinski, Louis Katz and Frank
Deak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
To Dance at Auditorium

The Auditorium in New Bruns-
wick avenue has been completely
transformed with corn stalks. hay
and other seasonable decorations
for the barn dance to be held there
tonight under the auspices of the
Catholic Daughters OF America.
Many lads and lassies have ex-
pressed their intention to be pres
ent for the real old fashioned pro-
gram of dances, jigs and waltzes
which have been arranged. One
corner of the hall has been appor-
toned off for the Halloween games
and still another for the card
Igames. O'Brien's orchestra will, as
of last year. appear in rube cos
tt-ne, to invoke the spirit of Hal
ld%e'en with merry tunes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
OBITUARY
Mrs. Margaret Bailey

Mrs. Margaret Bailey. thirty-two
years old, wife of John Bailey. of
262 Barclay street. died yesterday
at her home. She was a daughter
of Thomas Dooly. and besides her
husband is survived by one child.
The funeral services will be held on
Wednesday morning from her late
residence followed by a solemn "a.
uiem mass at st. Mary's church at
10 O'Clock. The interment will be
in st. Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. Louise Baumlin
Mrs. Louise Baumlin, f1fty-siz
years old. wife of Charles Baumlin.
of 6S6 Lee avenue, died yesterday
at her home. She Is survived by
her husband and several children
The funeral will be held Thursday
morning from her late residence fol
lowed by a solemn requiem mass at
st. Mary's church at 10 o'clock. The
interment will be in st. Mary's Gem
etery.
Christian Diedricksen
Christian Diedricksen, an old resi-
dent of this city. died yesterday
morning at his home 90 Second
street. after a brief illness. He was
sixty-eight years old. Mr.. Diedrick-
sen for a number of years was q
contractor and did considerable
work for the city of Perth Amboy
in the laying of water and gas
mains throughout the city. Near\
ly all of the first gas and water
mains of the city were put down by
Mr.. Diedricksen. He was for a time
connected with George Hardiman ir
the work under the name of Died
ricksen & Hardiman, contractors
Recently he was a Waterman at the
Chesebrough plant. Besides his
widow he is survived by two sons
and two daughters. They are Died.
rick Diedricksen. Henry Diedrick.
sen. Mrs. Edward Germs and Miss
Emma Diedricksen. He was a menu
Der of Pc Ambo Tribe, No. IS, I'm.
proved Order of Red Men. 8.
The funeral will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock frorr
his late residence. Rev. DIR. Jacat
Ganss, pastor of st. Pauls Evangeli-
cal church. will oficiate. The inter
ment will be in Alpine cemetery. TIL
Red Men will attend in a body am
conduct the ritual of the order at
the grave.