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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Goen Daley.

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|5drmer oieier @5egenb @noe lester
@pde fertig getpor0en, nobel ibnen
|0as berrlide 8etfler 5uitaetften tam.
Gin fleines Sobnden Der Samilie
MafbiaS 5Gmit fum nit ieinen S1n=
ben einem beiBen 9fen at 1abe nno
|erliH i6mer5boMe 8ranotpunben.
8en bns I'M Di1trift 773als Set
rerin ongeiteqte Sri. Nelion an einem
|~berrenften 411ie lit, muBte Der lin
|terribf mdibrenb Der eriten Gage Der=
gangener 8ode eil1geiteM nerbe11.
8erniee, Die iieben Subrenlte gobz
ter Der 6amilie Wi9. GubIam erbolt
iid Iongiam BON elmer 2ungenenf5aiiin=
ol11rg, bon Der Dos @irb befanen lit.
Srnu @eorg @0ibe, melde I'M biieii=
gen sBilon 9ospinI nperiert nl1r6e,
fornte bnrlebten Grehag ans Der
SeIanffaH nod &n11ie entlnier ner=
Den. mo fte ftih lett nieber ibTrer fri
beren @%eiunbobeit erfrellen fa11n.
Sm Mter ban So eSabren bbat bier
geifolons 9ul1er, elmer Der Htoniere
8rfidnf am lebten 9onner=
itag bdg 83eihtlliidfp geiegnet. Ser @at=
tin binfer1dBt er 68tuolf @i1r6er. Ger
geriforbene NOR Elm 0beim 6es Count
tp%zglntpalts 8am1 gbles. Die geeroi=
gu1g ano Wontag nad etnem ii Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Simmelfabrtsfiirde gebnltenen see.
|lena1nte unite rgroBer Geilnabme att.
Weoge Der 8~erltorbene ruben til SSrie<
loen s* s
Glrola

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lss.pss plspesA& 9ep. lo q
geoA1aeHz poroen.
5raat Seba111a goIerteDer bon A)tel,
&c tSraDe erfrellte le1e sbler poDne1-
oe 3od)fer syrau olefnorf MT I1eDrs
tdglaett Belude
6rnu Sen. S1enoorf befiroet ib
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
freeport

9us 6reeport 8oItamt 1T in ben
boroeren Sell 0es ublenfotf @eban-
Des berlegt moroen nn6 6ieie Sage gibt
Dem Hlrblifnm cine before 3nfrieoen-
belt.
@Iarence Nelion bon Brooten bot
in Ser bieiigen 8iltner & Nentl @arz
uge Mnftequng genonrmen uruo miro
Die Mnfim Mber &aoidienen l1rfo Dos
BnHanifieren beforgen.
Sobnsfdioa BON MoubraD, SC.
fraf bier anfangs lebter8obe Elm
l1rb. nobnfe Mittttpod Der III ct.
3JrmeB ltattgefunoenen 6o65eH fei-
mes Bruoers bei.
Sri. &atbarina Mtfinion BON 8iSs
mard, g. g., lit bier 5u ldngeremB e-
Jude I'M @lternbaule eingetroffen.
Morbert 5boner bat ittd anfa1gS
leBter 8obe nod 9oloingforo bege-
ben no er in Der. @ofbiol Garage 8e=
ddtffttiigung gefunoen fat.
SRI. glifabetb 8erfennig lit bon
@arfielb, no lie ii6 eit1e ISOLDE lang
gu 8einb anfbielt, nod 9anie 5nrnd-
gefebrt.
&l1oolpb grirgelion bon Sauf Gent
ire bat sic Sfene als Mebunifer IN
Der Garage Der Sirma 8. 6. MeDers
& @ompanD, ubernomnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
2llbany.

6omiIie SSob1t 8euk bat ibr Seim
nod IlbanD perlegt nn6 ibren 9ta-
ldinerteu : 8prrat uno 9ausbaltges
rdte beim 8r11ber BEG Germ 8eub I'M
tergebra9t bet Dem Die Samilie 8ob=
nl1nq nebnen miro.
Rod) G%inite0nng bes llnterridts III
elmer untpeit bon bier gelegenen 2ano-
idptle lit s. S. Sleming nod ieinem
&eim in Minneapolis ubgereiit.
&arl .Sdeain fat fem 9eim bon
Gearia, ST., nod MfbanD berlegt nrb
int Sdulte Seim @obnung genom-
men.
gnuntp SdaiIflperintenbent 8m.
q. 8oerger befanb fid anfangs letter
8ode int SSnterelie unlerer Sd1le IN
unferer With.
Sobt 8lerfer brndte am Dien1fag
bergattgener @obe cine @iienbabn=
,p%aaer1lao11ng gieb gum geriano nad
SiiozSt. SAUL.
Srau Sobn s. 8abef eritattete Mit-
te LETTER ISOLDE in ct. @Io11o her.
tpa1lbt= un6 freunoidaftlid)e 8eiude.
SRI. Soa S6omer bon Snuf Gen-
tire bat I'M 5ptel Soner MnIfelung
ols &odin genomrnen.
Samtlie 8eter 9inn6orf un6 Saz
Mile Seinri6 @itte maren 5onn=
taesgaite ibrer bier Dobnbaften Ser
fpan6ten un6 Sreun0e.
Gin fleines &tr6 Der Samilie &os
bert 8itner, meldes pI0bIih bon
arampfen befallen m11r6e it 9anf
drt5lider 8ilfe DEM 2eben erbalten.
eebIieben.
SEQ. W. Sdafer uro @ottin nno
Sobn @ertim madten per M11to eiren
geidaftlid}en Nbffeder nod 2aitr11p
Mirn.
Clint Dienitaguorgen i9loiien Bel ei-
nem bonn bodan. p. AnieIm s. G. s..
gebnltenen 8ralttamte Ben 8uno fiir's
2eben Norberf Soffndnn, 5obn Ser
Samii1e SSltlius 6offmar11, nno SRI.
Rofd Sefh Sodter Der SantiiIie Mar-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Roscoe.

3u ibrem @eburtstage muroe SRI.
Mbena @of bprlekten Sonntagnben6
bon bren Sllgenofreunoen nno
|Srenn0iinnen nns a11genebm1te iber=
|ralbt ulD begliudtpunfbt, u6 bas
|8ulnu1neniem oes nungen 8olfbens
IegR fit mabre S1gen0freunbibaft
|beifes 33eugnis
Oiid1. ganer u1b Maarf 4irih tra=
fen Donnerifagabenb per Auto bier
gu gei1d EN-.
gorbert RoppB, meIder III elmer
Garage 5u 5drming MnffeQung .bm,
genoB Die Sonntagsifrelt6en bier an
Der Seite feiner gltern.
5amiIie SEQ Neubling bon 2afe
SenrD mnren gonntagsgaite Der bier
epobnbaften Samilie CLEMENS Scott.
IS. S. 9f1geraDar SnmItag in &c
iddften nod Der gountD Salptz
fftobt.
Martin &im1inger, melder in Ser
8ntterfabrH 5ngicorin, Miiun., Mn-
fenung bntte bot bieIelbe ~nieoerge.
|legf su1t0 befinbef iib bier gu eini9e
|@oden tangent 8eInde I'M berpanbf-
|iduftliden @reife.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

Tin Self, beioe BON biier. Rsad Ser
ffirdliden Seier inno I'M Seib Meitali-
rant I'M engel1 gallilierfreiie ole
,Sod8eit ltatt nobel Die Mlbanp Wen-
iiffapeue, beren &apeameiiter Der
8ratigam III, Die Muiif fir ben Gag
~Iieferte. Das i,nge Boar miro eirl
sSeim bier beibebalten, un6 Die Seib
Defamation peiterfIbren, mabrel10
Ser 9ater beg gr1iintigams 6a8 Sc.
idaf III upeidm4 @etrdrlfen IN Be-
iib nebmen miro. Nfih feinen Ser
manbten uub greuuoen niinidt ben
Menpermablten aud Der gorrespon-
bent Bliid nlo 9egen au ollen Use
gen.
Mm Samitag berihieD i'm boben
gllter BON 77 Sobren Sobann @bri-
item in ieiner Wobnnrg INT 5tdbtdert
nod fur5er &aranfbeit BON nur 5suei
gagen. Ser Beritorbene mar felt Is
Sabren ein Snbalioe, nadboem er iid
BEL einem Gau iunere 8erlesl1ager
5uge5ogen bate nnn i'd nur NIT Niii-
Re anf &riiden fortbeDegen fonnfe.
Sic 8eerbigung fin0et Donneriftng-
nadmittug BON Der eDangeliid)en Sir
DE aus Itatt.
Mid. @arbing 11nb Sran. Gyralllein5
Muf1iloa glod nn6 grau W. 2utgen
pobnten Montag Dem 8egrdbnilIe beS.
ffuiralid nm's 2aben gefoml11ene Sra.
&oumann in ct. Martin BET.
Sic 8reat Rortberr gabnbriGe
beim 5dapingbammer Hlabe brannte
Montag nllf uncertainties 8eiie ME-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

gomitQq NIT ibrer godter gpa nadtl
MeiinnenpoIis gereiIt no belize ibr fair.
beres SCENT MAIDEN meroen.
9eter Meiter IIdiifBt eiu Mobebaus
6nrd ei1ten Inbitantieaen Mrbau err
lmeiteren.
Mrton 9artnlnm bon 8ter5 lpel~.
der ffnIr3Iiih ein 8Sotel gege1 ei11e LOO
Mder yarm oertauIbte ra lebte 8os'
DE al 8elnd, leires bier t~Dobnbafter1.
lsn5nes 8eorg Elm. sss3
Sier iii Die Soils spring of gane-
riean 2eeion nit folge1loen gear1tet1.
|aegruroa poroen: 3sot
@omma1loenr Msurfus oNdei, gice-
B~oltERomma11oeur DARIUS Wenaer,
Moiutant; Soiepb Guide, S1otn1ei.
ter.
9eim Mntriieb Der 8aiier-Eurbite1l
|geriet Ner 8en melder I'M &rnftboi.s
beim @nInm anaelfeM nit let
men Modfild0Ben in oas @etriebe, mn,
maiire es MIDI I'm ben 3ufan getpele11,'
|baB iein Mod aerriB, bdfte er atpels5
|feIsobne fem u1nges 2eben etngebubt.
leo tom er.m elmer 9an6berleBnng
nnb nit !3eriplitter1lrg 61es @not9ens
|oes Ii1fen mnterurr1eg 0nbon,
Die in Ser Mnl1ge Ser Nodpine
[@ranite Company nngebrodte Weoz
|lbinerie miro felt 8egiitlln pergatge..
ner. 8ode mie0er bermiffelf 8olier=
|fraft. ii 8etrieb gebalten..
S1 Ser 6a1nlR SSobn Steil fam Elm
munteres 50bnden winfom1nenpaufz
nabune, mo811 nniern @rniildfflu1nfi1.
S. s.. 5dmb trifft 9orbereifnts
gen fir cine neue 8obnung, bieer
,auf ieiner neitlih bon bier gelege1en
|sSarm erridfen DdBt.
6amilie Mi6. Chefs miro bnnen
Ifur5em ibr Seim na1 @atffiins ber=
|lege1l, no lie Die frubere Nroerfon
ISnttermiible gefanft bnt nnb 0ielelbe
In eine Wobn1ng nbdin0ern laibbt.
Sumilie q. 6 Slider bat it'd lek=
tie ISOLDE fit Tacoma. 8aib, beralb-
Efhieoet no lie ibr uroeres 5eim ein-
idten miro.
Sl1lins 5pelori6 IdiBt 0as frHbere
|Sem ieiner @ltern ourb einen Mn-
Ibat ertueitern nnb miro 6dsielbe a4s
|Mobn11ng III 8eiiB 11ebnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
eennp

Sri. Marin 8eber tpobnte Der 8e=
|eroignng ibres 8rnoers Soiepb mel
1er Ser Shlaffronfbeit gum Spfer
fiel, IN ct Martin BET.
8im. 81. 5bsnbprn bon golfar,
iIBaD. traf Ber, uaboem ersbei Ser
manofien III Mabnonen Dorgeiprode1l
lmar, bier gu ldngerem gefudR bel
Igerpanoten unbb 5reuroen Elm.
Sobn s. 5pdtb entatfete init iei-
|nem Dm IN MoabnoHen dngetrol1ten
f5raudyen bier eii1len efliibegage lan-
gen geiub Bel Beriuanoten nn0
|Trel1nDen.
gsiiIlbB. gs5pdam nnD 5ran bon ct
Egsllun6 geno1Hen Miardn einiee Sage
Die Gdlttfrennoid}aff Ser 5aunilie sc:
E5pafb.
SeinriM8nrB nrD Sobn S1bers
|Soi1fg erltm goialfD Sanpt=
|itaof efilte ei1n Vsbefn1.
Sac Drairie.
Ser bier 4tOen JaniIie Sein-
rid MluiIler iburoan BDiilii1tge geboz
|ren, bon De1felt enter balo nod oers@e=
burt itarb, ser anooere iH anlheineuO
|aber elmer uutsn BeTun0beit ereut.
Mafb. Sptlas unD Gra11 naren Sc
|1lldyer i6rer Iodter aofbarma III ct.
|ssoiepl, no 0afeIIbdem Der5t. 8e11e=
Gifts MMe fmSbberen sfnoiien OBJ
|Iieaf,.fdh Voer Miidfa6ebbrsoe
sgdfer11 oie1e, Vi u11o eir
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N1eire 6rope.


Soiepb 2utmer, tpelder idl nit
gorliebe ol Die 53udt 0es al1sge5ei6-
|neten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Derlegt be-
|fin0et i6 I'M @eiiibe eineg bier SSafb
|re alten AeorIm DrngW Hietertie,
bas an II. Vadr5 friiidpnelfeno iUl1r=
|0e nno mod iieben Gage anbaltenoer
|offiaiener 8riifung bon 6183 8ffnr6
M1il6 233 Nfuno 8a1tter ergab. Der
erite 8rafnngsfag CUB Die Sub 93.3
Bsffum Mild, gleidbeoeuteno nit
1914 @aIlonen. Ofit Me6t oarf @err
|s2iiifnler, oeilen. N~iropiebber0e nod
.an0ere Serartiae gepi1nbringenoe
#aiibe IN iid birgtt allf oieielM itol5
11eiaa
@ietm gsso5llte, 9orliber oe gtedrn
sgollnn lserlners Sit Na9aisa4oluiift9eess5
berid)fet Ben g1upfang bon S$55s, bic
Tint Don sSaioJ1liiaaeass Raadnnerll uns ben
periid 8iIriifffen Bis gum IS.
Mpril ei1tgi1rge11 0as 5fearng Count.
fn 5ar1r1biiro baf bei s. 6. 3arpbel,
.golntD Mgent bon Boobies Golt1lfD, IT
8orfbingfon cine geiteunngHr cine
st10o 8ufhel W1aais einae6err lai1en,
=0oie I'M 2aufe Dieier Wode nit bent
Weinneiofner 8efrag 11adl bent Doln
gleao bei11geiud)fen Neiffeleltropa a al
geben mttro.
Som gsiebof 5aniIie bot ioorz
alesten 5reitag br Semi bon bier auf
5sIe noroIih bon Melroi aplegeneI efz
MI s6aIua-lerleat /
Gpis Wya1eber ffaufteah "a
HaiIige @olifem Mifr6es asoef
saRiiiihR pon ifeiirem g5afpr Mener
Ole gsiiefb5udf beiert ftd Bier uno III
CANA 5feara1s County in erfrenlider
0eiie gelargf nnln id neIu nr00
n1en 5nr ueber5ellen1tg, oaB nltrein
gutter @ebbfftano Dem 6artner
lobn
d0ne, be1ebre11oe nn6 erbbalt=
enoe Drama MIfmooifde Muffern
gelangtes bier Iekfen Sonnfagabeno i'm
a~n0itorinn Ser Gforridu1Ie bon Der
nnfer Diireffftiion oeg bodn. @erm
sdirners Iebeenoen grootener @ilef=
fatfentr1ppe surMnffnbr1lna utpo bat
fe.ob Der aroBen 8uhorerid)on unb
ooerhen fllfl1ngen efltgegenaebrad
ten 9eiffansbeseug1inaen altd1 b~iersniie3i
aat attoeren aaIiaeen 90 Dos hone=
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aenn 17l111ieh.

godn. @erharo ers
freitfe Ietfen Sreitaa oe re1fln
iIaffiden gefudes See mdm ten.
Wgr. MHiidfjffer pl1 MlleeIrpfe, nllo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Safe bea1rp

Spiesppb sSu ltno Srm genofen
Die @5a reunofda Ser ii Mdrntonb
ipob1er1oe.1 san1filln Soba1n rdgel.
norm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
LOCAL AND KEASBEY MEN
Sent TO THE WORKHOUSE

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. p
Two men were sentenced to the
workhouse by Judge Daily in the
county court this morning. John
Dudor, of Perth Amboy. who had
pleaded guilty to carrying concealed
weapons, was given one month in
the workhouse after a report was
given by Probation officer McWill-
lam which said hat Dudor was car
rying the revolver for protection
only and that he was on his way to a
pawnshop to sell the gun where he
was arrested. He was declared to
have a good record and has been
lodged in Jail since September %,
when he was arrested.
John Ysko, of K~easbey, also plead
ed guilty to carrying concealed wea-
pons and was sentenced to two
months in the workhouse. The pro-
baton officer in his report on this
case said that Ysko had been on a
spree and had begun to shoot pro-
miscuously while under the influ-
ence of the liquor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
ROSARY SOCIETY CARD
PARTY BIG AFFAIR

Mrs. Peter V~anSyckle. Jr., was in
charge of the successful card party
of the Rosary Society last night in
St. Mary's Hall which was filled with
players in all of the games. The
party of next Thursday night, De-
cember s, will be chairmaned by
Mrs. John Beatty and special ar
rangements are under way for the
Christmas party of the week follow
ing. The series of parties continues
to raise money for the high school
building fund and at it's conclusion,
no definite announcement of which
has yet been made, the president
Mrs. James II. White, will have al
excellent amount to announce as the
society's contribution.
The winners and prizes of last
night follow: In euchre, Mrs. Eu-
gene Mullen, scarf; Mrs. Peter Quin-
Ian. stockings; Daniel Sullivan. box
of cigars; in p~inochle, Mrs. Brack-
en-, half dozen cups and saucers;
Mrs. John ~Jorgensen, pillowcases;
Walter Grey, fern; Mrs. William
Jay. lunch cloth; Mrs. Hugh Gala
CHER, jam jar; in five hundred, Miss
Loretta Hines, table mats; Miss
Catherine CROSBY, flower basket;
Mrs. James Murray, Jerusalem
cherry plant; Mrs. j. j. Quinn, tow
ell; Mrs. George Rivas, aluminium
pot; Mrs. Catherine Clapsadell, py-
rex; Miss Margaret NJ. Martin, dish;
Miss Rose Bird, yoke; Miss Cathe-
rine Martin. hosiery, and in the pea
nut jab Mrs. Michael Donovan. pie
knife, and Mrs. Lewis, aluminium
kettle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
in THE SOCIAL r
GEORGE VAUSE TO PLAY
BEFORE W0MAN'S CLUB

George Vause. whose recognized
J musical talent as a pianist and or
/ gantst has been eulogiZed ever since
his return from studying abroad,
following service in the world war,
will appear before the Woman's
Club in a recital of piano music on
Monday afternoon at the regular
meeting in the Presbyterian chapel.
He will be assisted by Homer G..
Move, base-baritone, of this city and
New York.
Mr.. Vause returned but several
weeks ago from a tour with Mad
m Matzenauer. the leading mezzo-
soprano of the Metropolitan opera
company as her accompanist, and
reports from the newspapers in the
various towns of the southern, east
ern and middle western states in
which they appeared. everywhere,
praised not only the artist but the
accompanies as well. Several of the
numbers on Mr.. Vause's program
for Monday afternoon are selec-
tions which he played during the
tour. The first three numbers which
he will play. compositions of Nc
Doweli. composer whom Mr.. Vause
can interpret particularly well, are
much looked forward to by the club
members who heard Mr.. Vause in
his recital of last year. The artist
has studied continuously for many
years with the best of teachers both
here and abroad.
Homer Move, the assisting BARI
tone. has in the past sung in many
of the local churches as well as in
a recital before the Woman's Club
last year. He is a teacher and sing
er in New York and he sings in the
First Presbyterian church in Sum-
nit. His two groups of songs will
be an enjoyable part of the after
noon the program of which follows:
Prelude in II. Hinor 80. MacDowell
To a Water-Lily, from the Wood
land Sketches ........ MacDowell
Concert Etude in + sharp Mcdowell
Mr.. Vause
the Sea ............ schubert
Come into the Garden, Maud 80.
SomerFeil
The Two Grenadiers 49,. Schumann
Mr.. Move
The Bees DUBOIS
Sea Chanty Ga Transcript .Grainger
Caprice ...... Moszkowski
Mr.. Vause
Mother Carey (from Salt Water
Ballads) Keel
Golden Crown (Negro Spiritually
........... arr. by Gantvoort
see thy Horses foaming
name Hungarian folk song)..
arr. by Korady
Mr.. Howe
LaForge
En- Route GODDARD
NJ NalrSp |
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
SIMPSON AUXILIARY
TO HAVE BIG AFFAIR

AS December 6 and Z, the dates of
the Christmas bazar to be auspiced
by the Ladies' Auxiliary of Simpson
VI. n. church in the church basement
draw near, the members are busy
completing the final arrangements
necessary TO assure its success. \
particular feature of Tuesday, the
first night. will be the chicken patty
supper for which a tempting menu
has teen planned while for We'd
nesday or the second night, a prom
ising program of local talent is be-
ing arranged under the direction of
Mrs. Howard Brown and Mrs. Will
liam Hcsser.
Four booths are TO be built in con
%spicuous places to display the fol-
lowing articles under the direction
of the following chairmen: Fancy
work Mrs. j.. l.. Ware; apron booth.
Mrs. A. HaTtshorne and Mrs. Harry
Waterbor; candy booth, Mrs. Alonzo
Mcdowell, Mrs. John Smith and Mrs.
j. w. Richards: parcel post booth,
Mrs. Franz Schicker and Miss Hes
ter Hawkins. Each booth will be
decorated in an attractive manner.
The Simpson auxiliary has been
noted for many years for its famous
chicken patty supper and the n
of this year will be no exception.
Mrs. liver Larsen will take charge
of the cooking with Mrs. Arthur
Hope and Mrs. Levinia Rankin, as
sisting: Mrs William Van Pelt will
be in charge of the dining room
while four women will serve 1t each
of the six tables as follows: Table /,
Mrs. Ralph Atkinson. Miss Hattie
Meade, Mrs. William Pemberton and
Mrs. Runyon Giles; table 9, Mrs.
Walter Luckhurst, Mrs. Charles Sc
guine. Mrs. George Parisen and Mrs.
Ferd GarretsCn; table 3. Mrs. Tyrus
Peek Mrs. William Woglom. Mrs.
+. c. Ward and Mrs. Frank His
dorf: table 4, Mrs. William Green
leaf, Mrs. Wilson Coe, Mrs. Elmer
and Mrs. Ellsworth Walker; table 5,
Mrs. Ferris Holloway. Mrs. L. D..
Thorpe. Mrs. William Mccullough
and Miss Francina Craze: table 6,
Mrs. Frank Rankin. Mrs. Schuyler
Pew. Mrs. George Woglom. Miss
Frances Giles and Miss Hazel Kip
sey. Miss Anna Hilsdorf and Mrs.
Susan Coutts win pour the coffee.
Tickets are out for the supper and
may be procured from any of the
members of the society. The entire
bazaar is under the capable direction
of Mrs. Z. V. r. Sofeld and Miss
Beers, is chairman of the
soliciting. The menu of the supper
follows:
patties mashed potatoes
Cabbage slaw Peas
Celery
Cranberry Sauce
Homemade Bread
Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
Friendly Club to Dance

The fair of the Friendly Club of
the Holy Cross Episcopal church
opened successfully last night in the
store in Maple street, formerly
known as the Democratic %headquar-
ters. Many patrons came through
out the evening and at 10 o'clock.
the hour of closing, the amount of
money was a splendid beginning of
the md which the club hopes to
raise toward the building fund of
the church. AS the initial fair of the
club and church it speaks well for
the people, young and old alike, who
r giving of their time to raise
money to remodel the church and
place a basement underneath. The
fair will continue this afternoon, to-
night and tomorrow afternoon, clos
ing tomorrow night. Among those
assisting with the fair are Mrs. j
w. Robbins, Mrs. William Palmer
Mrs. Niels Heiselberg. Mrs. Louis
Watson. Mr.. j. w. Robbins and Mr.
Louis T.. Watson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
SCHOOL COSTS INCREASE

TRENTON. Dec. 2:-Speaking
here today before the annual meet
ing of State Federation of District
Boards of Education, State Commits
sioner of Education John Enright
pointed out the costs for current TX
penses for the running of New Jer-
sey schools.
The total cost for current ex-
penses of schools, the commissioner
pointed out, not including new build
ings nor payment of maturing bonds
is s3S.200, 900. an increase of $S,-
100000 in year.
Commissioner Enright explained
that the total amount from the state.
including the state school tax. was
s12,6 900, leaving $25.600,000 to
be raised by local taxation in the
various school districts.
Other speakers on today's pro-
gram are William Dick, secretary of
Board of Education of Philadelphia;
Arthur Kinkade, president of Ma
tional Association of Public Schools;
business officials, who will speak on
Better Methods of Handling the
Boards Business" and II. r. Bon
ner, statistician of National Depart
ment of Education who will discuss
high school salaries.
An address will also be given by
Mrs. Seymour Cromwell, member of
State Coard of Education.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
$4,000 FOR TUBERCULOSIS
AND WIDOWS TOO SMALL
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vised that they would do their share
in keeping the railroad crossing over
West avenue. Sewaren in repair,
According to the Information before
the board this crossing is made of
gravel, though the freeholders Will
insist that some suitable pavement
be used either BeIgian block or war
renite.
The plans and specifications for
the steel and concrete bridge on the
road leading from Potters Station to
Railway pere approved and county
Engineer Frederick c. Schneider
was authorized to advertise for bids
on the work.
A claim for injuries sustained
while dismantling a pile driver at
Old Bridge wa made by George
Gray. who alleges that a timber from
the apparatus fell striking him on
the head. County Physician DR..
John 7. Suydam will be asked TO as
certain the extent of the injuries,
before the tr%eehoiders take any &C
ton in the matter
County Treasurer +. William Hill
ker reported tn receipt of SS00.61
from the p unity farm as proceeds
from the sale of potatoes, cabbage,
hay and straw
The regular monthly meeting of
the board will be held next Thurs
day st 2:30 p. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
JUDGE SPANKS 'EM
nv NEA Service

KANSAS CITY-"Spare the rod
and spoil the child. That isn't orig
inal but it's true"
That's how Judge r. E. Porter
field explains the public execution
that took place in his court when
he spanked four boys for truancy.
Spanking is forbidden in Kansas
City schools. And the boys parents
wouldn't spank them for playing
hockey"
So they were hailed into Judge
Porterfield's court. Sending them to
a reform farm was the only legaI
punishment open to him. At the
threat of that the boys smiled, an
ticipating a long vacation.
So the judge took off one of his
oxfords and applied 1t deftly tc
each boy.
Nov are you going to school?'
he asked.
eve are" the four chortled.
And they did.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
HOLD-UP MAN
At JAMESbURG
Frank ACker is Badly Beaten
and Relieved of $40 by
HighWaymen

JAMESBURG, Dec. 2:-Frank
Ackers, of upper Jamesburg, has
made a delayed report to Borough
Marshal G.. j. Ffllhower of an at
tack on him in the woors between
Jamesburg and Helmetta and as a
result Ackers is nursing several bad
bruises about the body and is minus
$40.
According to the story Ackers told
the police, he was returning from
Helmetta, where he had been on IA
visit to a brother. and on nearing
the hill entering the town, was ac-
costed by two strangers who de
manded Ackers money. His delay
to the command of "hands up" re-
suited in the men bouncing on Ack-
ers and the rifiing of his pockets
when the cash was taken. Ackers
was rendered unconscious and was
found some time later by Joseph
Tatone. of this place, who happened
along that roadway. Ackers can
give no clues as to the identity Of
the men. The alleged holdup &C.
Cured several days ago and Ackers
can offer no explanations as to why
he did not come to the police at the
time of the robbery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
TO HAVE FOOD SALE

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ
C. A. will hold a food sale tomor-
row afternoon between the hours OF
l and 5 o'clock in the store occu-
pied by their rummage sale in the
early part of the week. A tempting
variety of homebaked pies, cakes
and bread and other home cooked
foods have been promised and it is
expected that many housewives will
take advantage of purchasing home
cooked foods at the sale instead of
doing their usual Saturday baking.
The women assisting with the sale
are the president, Mrs. w. W. oliver,
Mrs. Ferdinand Andrews. Mrs. d. p.
Olmstead, Mrs. Nelson Macan, Mrs.
John Bernard, Mrs. Walter Van
Schoick, Mrs. Mary Thomas, Mrs.
Charles David, Mrs. Leroy Stark,
Mrs. liver Larsen and Miss Frances
Henry.