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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
TO HEAR TAX APPEALS

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov IA
The Middlesex County Board of Tax
alton was informed this morning by
the New Jersey State Board of Taxa
ton and Assessment that there will
be a hearing in the court house at
Elizabeth on Tuesday, Nov. %, in
reference to several appeals made
in Woodbridge township. Two of
these appeals are made by the town
ship against property wne to have
assessments raised. while the third
is taken by a property owner against
the township in an effort to bring
about a reduction in the assessment.
Woodbridge township is the plain
tiff in one action against the Arthur
McMullen Company in an effort to
raise the assessed value from $4S.-
$50 to s7S.750, and also against
Louis ID. Keller to raise the assess
ed value from $4,000 to $4,000.
Caroline ID. Sandorf of Fords is the
plaintiff in the action against Wood
bridge Township. to have the assess
ed value of her property reduced
from s2.465 to 1856.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
S%URROGATE'S COURT

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. IA
Two wills were admitted for pro-
bate by the surrogate this morning.
The first was that of Mary Delaney.
who died here November l.. The
document names Julia Began as ex-
ecutor of the estate. all of which is
b~equeathed to various relatives. The
will was drawn on September 26
and witnessed by H. NJ. FELTON, and
Thomas Hagerty.
The second will admitted this
morning was that of Emil Adler.
of Old Bridge. who died on Oc-
tober Is. According to the terms
of the paper the widow Hilda is
named as the sole legatee during
her life time, after which the es-
tate goes to two sons, Alvin Adler
of Madison township and Edwin
OF Pittsburgh. George De Voc is
named as executor of the will,
which was drawn on October IA.
of this year and witnessed by Julia
Haussner and Mary e. Mcguire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ellison. OF
Manhattan, were at Prince Bay
Beach yesterday,
DR.. Mcdonald Pegs returned on
Friday on the Aquitania from Lon
don, where he had been for the past
several weeks.
William Fischer has been confined
to his home. Ill. the past week.
Mrs. E. r. Thomassen, of Great
Kills. has gone to Port Jervis for a
visit with her parents until after the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reitz have
moved to their new home at Grant
City.
Patrolman George B~reidenbach
has begun the erection of a new
house in Amboy road near Barclay
avenue, Annadale.
Many attended the all day meet
ing at st. Marks church yesterday
held in connection with the months
evangelistic service at the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
JAMESBURG

Borough Marshal Fillhower has
lost all trust in tourists who have
been overnight guests at the bor-
ough hall. Over the weekend a
dapper youth, giving his name as
William II. Curls. box 100, Lake.
wood. applied for a nights lodging.
Early Saturday morning Marshal
Fillhower aroused his guest and set
before him a plate of steaming buck
wheat cakes, hot coffee and sausage,
as is customary in the Jamesburg
lookup. OF course. this is only
Camouflage for usually the overnight
guests have a course in physical ex-
ercise on the wood pile or other Ia
porous work to perform. Marshal
F1lhower went to sharpen the axe
n on his return CurIs had taken
flight. much to the dismay of Mar
shall Fillhower.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Jamesburg Fire Department will
be held tonight in borough hall.
John Waddy spent the weekend
at Hornerstown the guest of his
brother Clarence Waddy. The Misses
Sylvia and Helen Waddy spent the
weekend there going earlier in the
week.
Members of the Jamesburg Fire
Department took part in the chris
tening of the new LaFrance steamer
of the Avenel Fire Department on
Friday night at the latter place that
attracted a large number of firemen.
representing the local firemen in
the addresses made was that of
Chief Harry Lokerscn, of the local
department who told of the drive-for
funds made and the different meth
DDS used by the Jamesburg firemen
in raising over $500 the past year.
Those present from Jamesburg were:
James Casey, Christopher C. Quinn.
Chief Harry Lokerson, John Waddy,
Albert Rogers. Russell Dey, Harry
Emmons. Albert Rogers, r. Bruce
Pullen, George Jaqui.
Fidelity Lodge. l.. o. o. F. will hold
a meeting on Wednesday night at
which the ~initiatory degree will be
conferred on a class of candidates
and several propositions will be act
ed on, preparatory to the class ini-
tiation to be held at General Morgan
Lodge, 1. o. o. F., at South Amboy.
December 6. Fidelity will take about
twenty to that demonstration.
Madame Jennie Sautet. who has
been ill in a Trenton hospital for
two months has returned home and
is able to resume her business short
ly.
The November session of the
Young Peoples Society of the First
Baptist church, held at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Baumgartner was large
ly attended. At the business meet
ing it was decided to hold their an
nual fair in Lange's Hall in the sec
ond week in December. A social hour
followed the business session, dur
ing which games were enjoyed by
the forty guests present. Mrs. Jo-
seph Baumgartner. as hostess, serv-
ed refreshments to her guests.
Armistice Day was not officially
observed in town by the Star Post,
other than bv the telling of the bell
of the Presbyterian church and the
fire alarm bell for the required time
at the noon hour. A general dis
play of the colors on the homes was
noticeable. At night a dance was
held in Lange's Hall, under the aus
pices of Star Post, American Legion,
and was attended by a large numper
of friends of the new post and a good
sum vas realized rs a profit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
GETTING RID OF
A NASTY TEMPER
HOW GUIDES PEPTo-NANGAN RE-
IIENEs ILL HUMOR OF BAD
HEAI III

When III humor becomes chronic and
a man or a woman who should be genial
becomes known es a Crouch" nine times
out OF ten the cause Is physical. When
blood gets weak and fun Of poison It
leaves the body weak. the face pale. and
causes a tired feeling. There is no en-
durance. Ner~as get all tattered. because
IT. a weak-blooded condition the body Is
not nourished sufficiently with the oxygen
that rich red blood supplies.
GUIDES P~epto-Nangsn Is a blood builder
and when taken in steady doses for a
while It causes a flood OF fresh red blood
cells 10 stream through the body, bring
ing robust health and strength. With
good blood, rich and red. there are no
~'grouhes.' Iise looks good and pleas
ures are keen.y enjoyed.
Druggists have GUIDES Pepto-ManKan
in liquid and tablet form. Be sure to
get the genuine with the name Guides
Pepto-Mangan On the package-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
TOTTENVILLE

Mrs Margaret w. Giles. of Butler
avenue. has returned home after two
weeks visit at Middletown. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carpenter.
of Brooklyn, spent the weekend
with their daughter. Mrs. Olaf j.
Hofstad.
Miss Cora Ayrs. of Newark, spent
yesterday here as the guest of rela-
tives.
Eugene Dixon. of New Brunswick,
visited his brother in town yester-
day.
Miss Martha Henry was home
over the weekend for a visit with
ner parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron LaForge and
Malcolm Miller are home after two
weeks hunting near Middletown.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society of Bethel
church will be held tonight at the
boy road. The text book, Survey
and Service" chapter 1 and 2. will
be reviewed by Mrs. Arthur III. Yet
man and a play Tired of Missions"
vii! be given. A Christmas box will
be sent to the Girls Immigrant
Home in New York.
A special meeting of st. Stephens
Guild will be held Wednesday night
at s o'clock at the rectory to ap-
prove drawings submitted for the
new parish house. Members of the
vestry are invited to attend.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
mems Auxiliary of BeaNSais Post.
No. 126, American Legion. will be
held tonight at s o'clock at the
Young Mems Business club house.
A delegation of members of Staten
Island Forest, Tall Cedars, will go
to Manhattan tonight for the cere-
monial of New York Forest at the
Manhattan Casino.
Bentley Lodge, No. $40. Odd Fell
lows, will meet tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
BEhUvAIS POST TOOK
PART IN PARADE

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 14:-Beau-
vais Post No. 1926, American Legion,
of T%ottenville was represented by
twelve members at the Armistice
Day parade and demonstration held
in Manhattan on Friday. They were
in command of Vice Chairman Ray
Barton of the county committee.
Privates Alfred Bruckman and Will
bur Harvey were the color guards
and Ensign Joseph McCallum and
Private James Staples werc the color
bearers.
The delegation were at Madison
Square Garden in the morning and
heard President Harding's address
for the unknown dead in Washing
ton and in the afternoon they Joined
the Staten Island delegation in the
monster parade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
KEYPORT

Under the auspices Of the Key
port Recreation Association a com.
munity sing will be held tonight al
the Aeromarine Hall in Beach Park
The president, Miss Alma Lockwood
has succeeded in obtaining the as
sistance of George NJ. Collins, or
ganist and choir leader at the First
Baptist church and has also been
assured of the cooperation by the
clergy of the borough. The object
Of the sings will be to practice the
carols which will be given during
the Christmas season at which time
elaborate services will be rendered
at the park. In connection with the
meeting this evening a beautiful pic
ture series will be thrown on the
Observance of Armistice Day in
the borough was brought to a fitting
close by a parade of the American
Legion, fraternal societies, public Of
ficials and the fire department. The
parade formed at Broad and Front
streets and marched to the East
Keyport and the West Keyport Sec
tons. Plenty of red lights added
the appearance of a campaign cele-
bration. At the conclusion of the
march the annual inspection of the
fire department was made by the Of
ficers of the department and Mayor
Mason and the councilmen. The
borough's celebration terminated
with a band concert and block par
ty on Broad street. Raritan Post,
No. 23, American Legion, held a
dance at their post headquarters and
ladies' night was observed by Coro-
nal council. Royal Arcanum.
Mrs. Frank A. Smith was a New
ark visitor Saturday.
Myhill Bacon was the weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Krom-
bach at their home in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krombach are former
residents of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. White visited
their baby granddaughter at Long
Branch Saturday.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the borough council will be held
tonight.
Louis Rottenburg has returned af-
ter spending several months on a
vacation trip to his old home In
Hungary. He vas accompanied or
the trip by Captain Frank Stoney.
The entertainment committee OF
the Hook G. Ladder company cleared
about $50 al their various stand:
during the band concert and block
dance following the parade on Arm
istice Day. The committee are pre-
pairing for a dance at the yacht club
on Thanksgiving eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. William MacLean
and Mrs. Eva Frear, of Poughkeep-
sic were the weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. r. S. White.
Mrs. Caroline Mosher returned to
her home in Newburgh Saturday af-
ter an extended visit with her broth
er, William A. Tiltcn. She was ac-
companied on her return by her
niece, Miss Annie L.. Tilton, who VIII
spend a few days in Newberg.
The local auxiliary of the Mon
mouth Memorial Hospital will meet
this afternoon at the home of the
president, Mrs. John c. Osborn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
De Voc SAYS He HAS "0WN
OPINION" OF VOTE HERE


Reports on the streets of this city
late Saturday afternoon had it, that
considerable interest was being
taken in the results of the election
here, by outside parties. These re-
ports ever went so far as to sug-
gest that one of the two factions in
the Democratic party in this city
was responsible for the defeat of
Fred De Voc, Democratic candi-
date for state senator. as the word
went forth to cut De Voc in favor
of Larson.
When Mr.. De Voc was communi-
Gated with today. he gave out the
information that he knew nothing
concerning the reports, but stat
ed: II have my own opinion of
the returns in Perth Amboy."
Asked it he would make applica-
ton for a recount of his vote. while
the others are being recounted, he
said that he did not intend to at
his time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
COMMIT MAN TO CITY
FARM COLONY SATURDAY

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 14.-Emil
AGroth, thirty-six years old, of Hug
avenue. was committed to the
City Farm Colony for observation.
Saturday. by Magistrate Fetherston
in the second district court. Groth
was arrested on a warrant Friday
on a complaint of Mrs. Matilda
Poppe, of $50 Huguenot venue,
Huguenot Park. who charges that
the man had started a fire at the side
of her house and had acted in a
queer He will be held for
five days at the colony where he will
be examined by physicians of the
place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
ARREST IS MADE
! IN AUTO THEFT
George Moorehouse Locked
Up in Cape May County
Jail on Charge

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. IA
Through the good work of Captain
Ernest l.. Van Wagner and Acting
Detective Sergeant Gustav Schley
an arrest has been made and the
automobile stolen from the garage
of Mrs. Ann Putnam at 5,272 Ar
thur XIII road, Tottenville last Wed
nesday night. has been recovered.
George Dewey Morehouse. formerly
of Chelsea street, Raritan Bay
Park, is locked up in the county
with the theft of the automobile
and the arrest of a second nan in
connection with theft also will be
made by the detectives today. The
case will be brought to the atten-
ton of the grand jury now in ses-
sion and as soon as an indictment
Is found papers will be secured to
bring Morehouse back to Staten Is
land to stand trial on the charge.
Morehouse came up from South
Denis. N. j., last week 1t is said,
for a visit with his sister and while
here, with John w. Scherb. Jr., of
q .091 Amboy road took a ride
Wednesday night in an automobile
belonging to the formers father in
which they had come up from
HOulU JCioC9s iiOtN
o'clock, when Morehouse and
Scherb were coming down Amboy
read at Huguenot the machine
struck Melvin Sprague of Hugue-
not, riding his bicycle and injured
him. He was taken to the hospital.
The car in which Morehouse and
Scherb were riding turned over and
was wrecked. The next morning
Mrs. Putnam reported her car
stolen. Van Wegncr and Schley got
on the job at once. Examining the
wrecked car at the same time
they discovered that the New Jer-
sey license plates were gone. Put
ting the accident and the stolen car
together suspicion was directed to
Morehouse.
Van Wagner and Schley started
for South Jersey in the formers
car Thursday afternoon and ar
rived at South Denis at 8 o'clock
The next morning. Arriving there
they found hat Morehouse and
with Mrs. Putnam's car with the
New Jersey license plates. Sheriff
Mead Tomlin of Cape May
ty, was notified by the Staten Is
land detectives and a watch was
kept on the Morehouse house with
the result that they were rewarded
Saturday night. When Sheriff
Tomlin went to the house they
were unable to find Morehouse and
had to force a trap door to the gar
ret which had been b~arricaded.
Scherb had been left in Philadel-
phia, where the two had gone to
sell the car, it is said, without sue
cess and in now on his way home
Ito give himself up.
Morehouse has been in a number
of Scrapes. On Sunday. August 81
a motorcycle was stolen from the
garage Of Reginald Peterson in
Fisher avenu and the theft was
traced to Morehouse. A settlement
was made between the two people
and nothing was done about it.
The motorcycle was seer at South
Denis. He was also in a burglary
case about four years ago..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
FOR EXCESSIVE
ACID
TRY THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
IS Cent Bottle 80 Doses
FREE

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o The DIR. ID. A. Williams Company Dept.
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dress or family.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14

the weekend at Easton. Pa.
Mrs. Jenkins of Brooklyn spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Ms. A.
c. Walker.
Wilson Sofeld of Elizabeth. spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
f. Zettlemoyer.
Mrs. Louis Newberg. Mrs. w. H,
Higgins, Mrs. F. T. Howell, Mrs. T.
+. Zettlemoyer, Mrs. A. F. Sof.>d
and Mrs. a. c. Walker attended the
card party at the Raritan Yacht Club
in Perth Amboy. Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Vaughan. by whom the
healing mission was conducted at
St. Johns church last week, is con-
tinuing his good work this week at
the Carteret Episcopal church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
SEWAREN

Miss Alice Beekman and Lester
Devalle of New York. were the week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. f.
Zettlemoyer.
Mrs. j. A. Lahey and Mrs. Charles
Wiswall were Newark shoppers to-
day.
MI. and Mrs. +. H. Turner and
son. Freddie, spent the weekend in
Scarsdale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
Machine Fails to Sion.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Nov. IA
One instance of a machine failing to
stop after striking a oma and
another las of a second automobile
proceeding onward after sideswiping
an approaching machine were re-
ropted to the police on Saturday
night and Sunday afternoon. In
neither case has the identity of the
operators of the offending cars been
learned.
Bessie Sher. a keeper of one of the
small stores along the Lincoln High
way Between Metuchen and New
Brunswick. was struck by speed
ing automobile on Saturday night.
The oma was thrown into the
ditch beside the road and sustained
a fractured skull. five broken ribs
and other injuries. Her condition is
critical. it was given out at st. Peters
hospital this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
WOODBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dugund, Of
Syracuse and Miss Isabelle Durgid
who is attending Miss Masters
school at Dobbs Ferry. were the
week end guests of Mrs. NJ. ID. VAL
entine.
Miss Sadie Brewster, of Brooklyn.
spent the holiday and week end
with her mother, Mrs. George
Brewster.
Mrs. H. R. Valentine will enter
tain the Auction Bridge Club on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14

High street tomorrow night at z
o'clock. The interment will be at
Stewartsville on Wednesday. 1t is
expected that the Elks and firemen
will also attend the service.
Funeral for Mrs. Christensen
The funeral of Mrs. Anna NJ
Christensen, wife of Carl C. Chris
Jensen, was held from her late home
at 1879 State street yesterday aft
ernoon Rev. V. B. Skov, pastor of
Our Saviour's Danish Lutheran
church, of which Mrs. Christensen
was a member officiating. Inter-
ment was in Alpine cemetery.
A large crowd of friends attended
the funeral and the flowers. which
were sent as a tribute to Mrs. Chris
Jensen, filled two automobiles. The
pail bearers were: Abel Hansen, Nels
Hansen, Henry Hansen. Chris Mel
sen, Hans Nielsen and Anton Ander-
son. -
Samuel Mount Dawson
MATAWAN, Nov. 1.-THE fun
eral Samuel Mount Dawson. who
died at his home in Church street
OIL Wednesday morning from cancer
after an illness of two months. was
held from his late home yesterday
afternoon at . o'clock. Interment
was in the family plot at Freehold,
Mr.. Dawson. who was born in
Jamesburg. was seventy-three years
old. He came to Matawan about
twenty years ago and since that
time has been employed by d. E.
Mahoney in his grocery store here
He was a staunch member of the
First Presbyterian church and q
worker in the Sunday school. He
| was also a member of the Junior
Order Of American Mechanics OF
J~amesburg.
Besides his wife, Mr.. Dawson Is
survived by a son, George, of this
borough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14

Friday.
Mrs. Gin Bradford and Mis-,
Brodhead We're among those from
town to attend the card party d
the Raritan. Yache Club on Satur-
day afternoon.
The regular meeting OF the boar
of directors of the Woman's Clui
Of Woodbridge township. will be
held on Thursday afternoon at tbs
home of Mrs. L. H. Boynton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
Disabled soldied ON Trial

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. IA
Charles Wensak, of South&Amboy,
the disabled soldier. who was in
diced on the chrge of assault with
intent to kill. was arraigned before
Judge Peter F. Daily for trial this
afternoon. Wensak shot several
times at John Trimko also a South
Amboy man. The assault took
place last June. Assistant Prose-
cutor John L. Toolan represents
tn estate, while Francis p. Coan
represents the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
Verdict Against Moore & Son

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. IA
A verdict was returned in the New
Brunswick district court today In
favor of the American Consolidated
Electrical Company of Newark for
$7S.62 against the f. f. Moore &
Son Hardware Company of Wood
bridge. Suit was started to collect
the amount of a bill for electrical
goods furnished.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EI, DORADO OIL FIELD, ONLY 4 MONTHS
Two oll.gas leases for sole by owner.tltle
to both properties passed on by Judge Yokum.
OF the Ell Dorado Bar. 49,
-. drllllng now going on in Sections 2S and
32. IL we'll is brought in, In either section
ACRE, LEASE CARRIES 4 PLUS i.l6
ROYALTY.
Loese No. 2. 10 acres, Sec so. T. 1s, r. 15,
right in trend of production and IN close
proximity to largest producer In field Dozen
or more wells drlliins in Sections 10 and 20,
II any ono Ia brought in. prco will be s900o
per acre. PRICE. $500 PER ACRE. LEASE
These offers will expire June IL. act quick,
don't write--wire. -
Elk Hotel. El Dorado. Ark.
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STONE HtRBOR
FURNISHED ApAprwE,1rs

on the boardwalk; sI5 10
90 week. Address Ocean Front Ants
stcne Harbor. ". J. '0"' Np'S''
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COUNTRY BOARDING

SHADED house, garden spot, cool. beautiful !;
generous table, homo cooking entireIy oy
Ada Price, Paradise Valley. Cresco. Pa:
BOARDING on farm. equipped for same
city Convsniences in country; Ideal Tor rost
and recreation. MapewOod Farm, Ephrath'
Pa.
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NEW JERsEY-sEAsHoRE

SwSaAtSSrI5MoRE3Fo. SatSi 5sn, rent, .5-rm apt. and
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LARGE machine shop in Philadelphia district
90 In a position to take contracts for ac
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dmcttSn basis; tolerance down TO plus or
ntr,,s OoOl": facilities cover rallronG siJ
M 0au.omatic Potter g. Johnston machine
Jones {. Lsmsons Gisholt, throachlns and
ScHr hobblng machines; send blue prints for
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LOGAN
BOARDING

FOR RENT-Llght, airy rooms. near uol
ley and beach, reasonable; references
Rectory 20 N. Rhode Island ave.
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