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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
DEALER FINED IN COURT
FOR HAVING FIREWORKS

TBy Evening News Staff Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE- June 24.-Two
dealers got off with a suspended sem
tence while another is fined IS by
Magistrate Fetherston in the second
district court yesterday for having
fireworks in their possession without
a permit in violation of the city or
d%inance.
Abram NJ. Sprague. of 200 Butler
avenue Gas the one fined and Will
liam Tamarin, II Main street. and
Jeanne Moritz. 213 Main street. got
off with the suspended sentence.
They were summoned to court by
Patrolman West or complaint of In
spector McGrane of the Fire Proven
ton Bureau, who visited several
places in Tottenville on Tuesday in
company with Deputy Chief Begin
of the Richmond borough fire depart
ment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lambert, of
Jersey City. have been visiting at
Prince Bay.
Alvin Cromie is spending his an
nual vacation at home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Capps, of Manhat-
tan. have been visiting at Huguenot
Beach.
Miss Margaret Klein has returned
to the Bronx. after visiting relatives.
Miss Fannie Miller visited at Perth
Amboy, yesterday afternoon.
Edward Alberts, of Manhattan. Wis
tied at Prince Beach this week.
The entertainment for the benefit
of the improvement fund of the AM
icitia Association held at Amicitia
hall last night was a success. 1t was
largely attended and the program
rendered was greatly enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
TO HAVE
BLOCK PARTY TONIGHT

CBy Evening News STAFF Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, June 24-The
second annual block party and
dance of the Aquehonga Athlete
Club will be held tonight in Elliott
avenue, in the block between Bent
ley and Patten streets. Dancing
will start at 8 o'clock. There will be
other attractions for the affair. The
music will be furnished by Thomp-
sons orchestra, of West New Brigh-
ton. The committee in charge of
the arrangements include Rave
Robbins, chairman; Henry Henkler,
Gilbert Du Bots, Charles Walters
and Thomas Lahey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
REPUBLICANS NAME
COMMITTEE FOR 1921

IBy Evening News STAFF Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, June 24-County
Chairman Joseph p. Thompson, of
the Richmond County Republican
Committee, in consultation with the
executive committee of the county
organization, has named the confer
ence committee for 1921 as follows:
Joseph p. Thompson, Stapleton;
Mrs. Isabel Kane, Stapleton; Miss
Cora Butler, Port Richmond; Mrs.
Mary b. N. Volkhart, Stapleton:
George l.. Nichols, West New Brigh-
ton; Clinton j. Chariot, Port Rich
mond: John Timlin, Rosebank;
James Laing. Tottenville: j. C.
Smith, S%tapleton; Assemblyman
Ernest V. Frerichs, T%ottenville; Sem
ator c. Ernest Smith, Stapleton;
Thomas A. Braniff, Tompkinsville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24

the Harding campaign. OF AsV
slogan: !
Lets be done with wiggle AM
wobble.'
Senator Pat Harrison suggests tn
writing of that slogan had much 7
do with Iasker's selection for hi
present job.
Great Organizer
Lasker Is forty-one, lives in CHI!
e has a summer home at Gleu
coe, H., where his wife, -hntf
and son will spend the summQ
| fore coming to Washington. n
| a golf enthusiast, q. ball fan
active member of the Apkr Il,
Jewish Committee. He Is
Jew given high Office by t4a I
ing administration. ~
1t is as a business orgag spal
Lasker has o chief r. .rAtol
The organizing genius THAI orroy
Camps Pork and Bean, ed
Oats, Pepsidont, Mitchell
biles and the Chicago GU
map Is looked upon as
asset he brings to the boay
For the boards job, priE
that of getting Uncle San5x
built merchant marine into
hands and active operation. AfY.
get Uncle Sam out of the sh
business. under the policy Ian
by the administration. but
safeguard the nations invest
in the boats as far. as possiblel
above all keep them in service
under the Stars and Stripes.
To accomplish this 1t may
necessary to shock some folkS
some interests. Live Wire L&ai
has the voltage to do it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
TESTED AND PROVEN
There is a Heap Of solace in Being Able
10 Depend Upon IA Earned
Reputation.

For months Perth Amboy readers have
seen the constant expression Of praise for
Dosn's Kidney Pills. and read about the
good work they have done In this locality.
convincing proof OF merit?
Horatio Cough. painter. 2 Gordon St,
Perth Amboy. says: Painting is a hard
strain on the kidneys. especially inside
work when the fumes from the paint
causes The kidneys to get out of FIX. l
have suffered a lot with my back and at
times. it was all l could do to keep going.
My kidneys acted irregularly. Doan's
Kidney Pills have always given relief from
these attacks and strengthened my back
and kidneys"
Price e0O at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's KID
ney Pills the same that Mr.. Cough had.
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y.
ADJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
DR.. Kavanaugh to Preach

DR.. A. S. Kavanaugh, district su-
p~erintendent of the Brooklyn South
District, New York East Conference,
will be in this city and preach in
the Danish NJ. E. church at 8 o'clock
tonight. Everyone is invited 20 hear
his interesting discourse and Join III
the service. The first quarterly
conference will be held after the
nraarhirc service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
F R Z c III s
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots

There's no longer the slightest need OF
feeling ashamed of your freckles, as
O~thine-double Strengths guaranteed
% yemove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of Othine-dou-
ole strength-from any druggist and ap-
ply a little of it night and morning and
YOU should soon see that even the worst
freckles have begun to disappear. while
the lighter ones have vanished entirely.
Ii is seldom that more than an ounce is
needed to completely clear the skin and
gain a beautiful clear complexion.
Be lure . ask for the double strength
othine as this is sold under guarantee
of money back IL 1t fails to remove
fveckles-Ad4a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
Parish Club Plans

fRv Evening News Staff C~orrespondent.J
TOTTENVILLE. June 24:-The
Community Parish Club of st. PauIs
church at it's meeting Monday night
at the home of Miss Gertrude De-
Rois Sprague avenue. several new
members were added and plans were
completed for a covered dish supper
Ia be held next Tuesday night in the
lecture room of the church. A COW
cred dish and a sun of ~ney will
be the admission. Mrs. ~ohn Fur
man is chairman of the social COM
nittee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
County Tax Board Meets.

NEW BRUNSWICK, June "a
The Middlesex County Tax Board is
sitting here today reviewing tax ap-
peals from New Brunswick and vi
cinity.
board Will meet at Highland Park
for the same purpose, converting at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon at Dunel-
len to hear appeals from Dunellen
and Middlesex borough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
VICTOR

1s7i4-Underneath Hawaiian Skies
Fox Trot
Down Around h 'Sippy
shore-One step-Paul White
mans Orchestra ........ 85c
3b70s-Au for You-FoS Trot-PauI
Whiteman's Orchestra.
MOnnbeams - Fox Trot-All
Star Trio Orchestra &C.. Si.S5
1s75O-Teach Me-Fox Trot-Au
sta Trio Orchestra
Round the Town-FoX Trot-
All Star Trio Orch estra. S5c
1s752-On the Campus - March -
Sousa's Band
Bullets and Bandits-March
-Sousa's Band ......... 500
tST46-Somebody's Mother-Peerless
Quartet.
l Found a Rose in the Devil's
Misunderstanding Trio 4. $50
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
SoWaren Girl Mods

SEWAEEN, June 24-Mr. and
Mrs. Care L. Kellner announce the
marriage of their daughter, Hannah
D%orothea, to Jack P. Ferris. which
took place ON June IA in Akron,
Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Kellnes mo-
toreG to Akron to attend the we'd
ding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
THE, BEST RECORD HITS
Of The Month Now Ready


A~3408-Sweet Love.
She Walks in Her Husbands
Stephan and Schenck. .s5c
A34Os-NestIe in Your Daddy's Arms
Fucker Up and Whistle.
Frank Crumlt ........ s5c
A3402-Hokum-FoX Trot
Cherie-Ch Trnt
Art Hickman's Orch. .S5c
A24O3-Some Little Blrd-Fox Trot
Coon Sanders orch.
Mon Homme-FoN Trot-
Yerkes Jazarimba Orch
estra ooo
ASi07-Hortenss
Oh Sweet Amelia
Frank Crumit .......,. $50
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
NEAR $1,000 TOTAL
FOR THE RELIEF FUND
Continued from page ~

Continued from page ~
Previously acknowledged so, 2S7. 90
The Raritan Copper Works $4,000
Perth Amboy Exempts Assn $500
Marius lessen. f95 Amboy
Avenue .--.....-... iJ.OO
John EiZides ....,...... 500
NJ. Aneckstein, 327 Pros
pec Street .......... o.UO
Palace Hotel Corp ...... 5000
j.. Slobodien & Bro. .... $500
Amboy Lighting Co. .... $500
John +. Toolan ........ 1900
Middlesex Council No, So,
Jr. o. u. A. NJ. 49,. 1000
Raritan Camp No. so, w.
o. w. 25.OO
Mrs. S .Berner .......... 900
Hemming Larsen, 526 Sayre
Avenue .............. 500
Marguerite Langan Richters 1000
Mr.. G.. Frederick Rich
tiers 5.0o
The Hebrew Fraternity 5000
Proceeds of L~yceum-St. An
thony twilight game =. S4.20
knights of MaccaDees of
the World, jefferson Tent
No. AZ 25.OO
CBondsj ............. 10000
New Jersey ltOollnS Co'.. -V-VV
Raritan Mercantile Co... 5000
Employees of City Hall.... 1880
Girls Club of Perth Amboy 10000
Thor Lodge. Nc. 46, d. b. S. $500
/ Dana Relief Society. 49,. 10000
NJ. -. II. Dance:
Fred O'Brien..... $500
Jas. LeBar ....... 800
Alex Ritter. ...... 800
NJ. u. II. Trio:
NJ. j. Maloney.... 500
II. r. Deveney.... $50
n. +. Heron ..... 100 25.00
Carpenters & Joiners Local,
No. 65 .....'..... 5O.OV
Barney Streiff ........... 1000
Ecilncr Bros. ..,......... $500
PIT. Reading Fire Co, No. L 900
A. Kramer ............ 1O.oU
Amos Richards ..'....... o'Vo
L. A. City Market ........ 5o'oo
Total
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
Si..te NeWs

TRENTON, June 24:-Archibald
G. Smith, wealthy hair-pin king, OF
Lambertville and Buffalo, n. y,
reached an alimony settlement with
his wife and children in the Court
of Chancery here yesterday. Mrs.
Florence T.. Smith, accompanied by
her daughter, Geraldine, and two
minor boys were in court. 1t IS
understood that Smith has agreed
to paw his wife SIS a week for the
support of the Smith home in Lam
b~ertville, and keep up investments
which the wife and children have
made in building and loan o
tons. Smith has found himself IN
somewhat the same position as
James A. Stillman, the New York
multi-millionaire financier. who was
forced to surrender the presidency
of one of the largest banks in the
metropolis following the revelations
in connection with his marital diff
culties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24

TRENTON, June 24:-New Jer-
sey's death rate for May was 11.O6
as compared with 1908 for April,
and 1891 for March. During the
month ending May 81. 1904 deaths
were reported, including "A nom
residents, leaving a total of 2,93o
residents deaths for May. There
were All deaths among children I'M
der one year. 1877 among children
over one year and under five years,
and 1883 deaths among persons
sixty years and over.
TRENTON. June 24:-Mrs. Jen-
ME c.. Van Ness, of the Essex as
sembly delegation, presided at the
meeting of the special commission
which will revise the laws relating
to the poor. A report will be sub
mitted to the 1922 legislature recon-
mending a codification of the laws
relating to the poor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24

TRENTON, June 24:-With a bid
of S163.75O the Standard Construc-
ton Company, of Philadelphia, sub
mitted the lowest proposal for con-
struction of the State House office
building. William G.. Roger, of Tren-
ton, was low bidder for the plumb
ing, his proposal being $4,000. Piper
Brothers, of Trenton. with a bid OF
$1S,S40 were low for heating. Carr
& Schultz, of Trenton, bid $5,4SS for
the electrical work.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-10
BASEBALL AS SHE is
PLAYED IN A. d. 1867
Being an Account OF. o5-44 Contest
Down in Medina COUNTY.

Being an Account Of a e5-44 Contest
Down in Medina County.
The first nine of the Star B. B. clut,
Of Seville invited the first nine of the
Medina to tilt the bat" with them in
a friendly game, which was accepted
the game being played on the
grounds of the former last Tuesday
afternoon.
\ Although it was not match game,
both clubs played with considerable
spirit and activity, each evincirg a
determination to be master over the
other. The game resulted in favor OF
the Medinas, owing to their better un-
derstanding of the rules of the game
and longer practice.
The Stars play a splendid game foi
the short practice they have had, ant
the Medina first miners" may lool
out for their laure1s before the season
is over, after the Stars have littl,
more experience in the game. Th'
score stood as follows:
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-10
JOURNA

IA members were initiated--nine bene
fit and FIVE social members, and there
are more to follow. The w. B. A.
and her guards are to be congratu-
lated for the beautiful way they hand
led the class as the work depends very
largely on the guards. After the work
was over the ladies were delightfully."-
entertained BY Mrs. Ellen Smith, Mrs.
Frank Wheeler and Aldyce Hosmer,
who were appointed on the entertain
ment committee. There were ghosts
that brought in wagonload of pump
kin pies and doughnuts and barrel
Of apple juice, in pop bottles with
straws, and sack of popcorn. The
ladies thoroughly enjoyed the sur
prise and the new members are glad
they united with the bunch.
hc.cafeteria supper was great sue
cess Tuesday evening. Will tell you
all about it next week.
Mrs. E. G. Cross was taken sudden
ly Ill on Tuesday afternoon.
M. E. church-Preaching service at
$50 a. M; S. S., 1890 a. m; Junior
League, 2:30 p. M; Epworth League
s p. M; preaching service at 2 p. M;
prayer meeting Thursday at 7 p. M;
subject, christianity and Peace" A
cordial welcome extended to all. G.
1. Bohnert, pastor. 40
Baptist church Morning service al
| To-; S. S. follows at H.; evening wor.
ship at 4; prayer service at 7, Thurs
4 day evening.
i 7 Presbyterian church. 10. .Mornins
| worship, "The Prince of Peace anc
Disarmament" II, Sabbath school
an hour for Bible study and good fel
lowship. $3.50, our first vesper service
everyone invited;7, Thursday evening
prayer service and teachers training
class. 4
4 The entertainment given by TIL
Girls Glee club of the College o
Wooster last Friday evening was
4 great success, both as concerns tn
quality of the entertainment and til
size of the audience. The club surel
brought honor to Wooster college.
Forty-6ve men, members or friend
Of the Mems Brotherhood class a,
: tended the mems rally, Wednesda
evening, at the Presbyterian church a
Rittman. Rev. Rufus Wingert of Orr
vile, was the principal speaker. i
took as his subjest, Jesus and HI
Men" His address was highly ar
! preciated by all present. The men
! chorus Of our class sang two number
After an oyster. supper and soci;
; hour, everyone reported that they ha
: "a good time.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-10

\ 4
lne pnaoh Shsan VI sEe \
are again talking Of moving y
seems to be semi-anpual talk, They
=, move J, ~ ;,,st about twice i year. That
!. DIM. ..,,. y, ,,a MI tbev haven't
Is ,,,. !, !. n
moved yet ahu M IN I,
gracious it IS All talk ana NJ Move' d
Now Tie Union Chain Mfg. 90. are
i, !. |. " ssne W. want To see moving
,'.s ,,... d .I. s.s,,, W. need them here.
A ~. Ssv;II Y min sold at public sale
s.,,,ydav u Silas White Of Crestonb
4 r,,ste W I'M Bankruptcy Price Russell.
Il MI Coons seems to Be having hard
luck. on Saturday afternoon between
four ana five o'clock three men drove
10 10 his home in . Ford sedaH, one
staying in the auto while one stood
guard On the porch and the third
went to the dog house and stole z
very valuable coon dog. AS he ran
to the auto with the dog, Mrs. Coons
Who was alone in the house, was At
4racted to the door by the commotion
in time to see them drive away. MT A.
.Copns was in the woods at the time a
cutting wood and quite q ways from
TIE house, and Of course before Mrs LIS
coons could notify him they had 4 4
good chance to be On y their their ' way. . n Il
Is about two weeks ago Mr.. Coons
had a valuable calf stolen and has>not
heard from the guilty party. ! .s'lp[, ssup,
pose a hungry man stole the cali ane :
three sports the dog. Ky.
Seville is becoming quite notorious
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-10

SeoAS '''-'.-- ~ UI4f
Scorers--Dr. Slutz, Star Club; Viii
liam H. Hayslip, Medina Club.
Umpire-S. B. Woodward.
Time of game-Three hours.
The game passed off very pleas
antly and with perfect harmony
among the players. We were sorry
to see some feeling shown on the
part of the spectators. The duty Of
an umpire is not an enviable one, as
he is bound to decide with an impair
tial judgment every point of the
game to the best of his ability, and
none should be so mean as to CEN
sure him because he does not coin
eide with their ideas.
We have no allusion to the mem
bers of the Stars, as we lh,nk there
was no dissatisfaction or their part.
After the game the Medina club was
entertained by the Stars at the Ameri-
can house in a most generous manner.
which convinced all that they were
among gentlemen, We assure our
Seville friends that their kind hospi-
tality was duly appreciated, and we
hope they will soon come to Medina
and play return game, when we
shall endeavor to reciprocate.
It is one thing to keep hotel, and
another thing to- know how, Mr.
Reed, the proprietor of the American
house, thoroughly understands his
business and is alive to the wants Of
his guests. The servants understand
their places, and are as sprightly ir
serving dishes as in any hotel we eve,
saw. ~.
Never did hungry club of base
ball players sit down to table lader
with more choice and rich delicacie.
than was spread before the Medina
club by the Stars under the super
vision of Mr.. Reed Nothing wa'
wanting to add to our comfort ant
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III

Mrs. Lilly Beach returned home
from Cleveland Saturday. She has
been visiting her son, pr. Paul Beach
and wife for several weeks. Her son
Robert, who has a position in Cleve
land, accompanied her for the week.
end.
Joseph Fixler Post No. 249, Ameri-
can Legion, Seville, invites you to
attend their Arn,istice Day celebration
at the town hall on Friday evening.
Nov. II at 5 o'clock. A widely varied
program of music and entertainment
has been provided that will appeal to
everybody. The Leroy band will be
On hand with all its trimmings and
We assure you that the balance Of the
program will be well worth listening
to. Don't forget the date, Armitsice
Day, Nov. II, and bring all your
and let's celebrate the occasion. Ev-
friends you can find. Pack the hall
erybodyis invited and welcome.
The Merry Matrons will hold forth
at the home Of Lydia Frazier on West
Main street Friday, Nov. II in the
evening.
The wedding bells will ring on
Pleasant street Wednesday afternoon
| We will be delighted to write up ths
wedding next week.
Mrs. Carl Myer of Toledo was til.
guest Of her aunt and uncle, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Shirley Crofoote, last weel
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Crofoote visited Mr.
Crofoite's mother in Ashland Sunday
She has been very i'll but is recovering
from her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ramp and tw'
| daughters, the Misses Mildred and Lu
ellie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mark
4 wart Of Cleveland, spent the week-en'
at the homes Of H. B. Baders, H. H
Rifly and at Owen Ringler's. o.
Saturday evening they all joined tn
bunch at the Halloween party a
| the Ringler home, which they all en-
joyed, about thirty being present. 4,
/ Mrs. Emma Drushel spent a few day
Of the past week in Wadsworth visit
ing Erwin Zigler family. Mrs. Zigle
being her daughter. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morton Of Cleve
land are visiting among friends in 5
vile and are the guests Of Mr.. an
Mrs. A. N. Campbell this week.
!, Mrs. H. H. Kindig and daughte
'lVirginia and Mrs. Joe Bonham an
4 Mrs. Mary Taylor were Wooster VII
itors Saturday.
Harry Hosmer is back to his o.
, post Of barbering in Seville again. =
has been working in barber shop ]
Ashland for the past year.
Charles Wilson Of Akron is II
guest Of Theron Taylor the past te'
days.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Will Graft OF Ney
ark spent few days last week at II
4 E. G. Cross home and with friends
Rittman. # n,
Mrs. E. M. Cahoon is suffering VII
a broken arm, caused from falling 9
i wagon. Her sister, Mrs. Villa
Woods Of Akron lis caring for a
and doing the housework.
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pleasure. Long may the Stars exist,
and be the champions of many "match
games"
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
ADOPT ORDINANCE
 FUR QUIET ZONES
 ABOUT HOSPITALS

Qulet zones around hospitals now actually exist in Phoenix the result of an ordnance unanimously adopted at yesterdays meeting of the city com mission The ordinance carries an emergency clause making il imme- alately operative after passage.
 The ordinance makes if a ,nisda meanor for any person to make any unnecessary noise likely to disturb tbe quiet of inmates Of hospitals within limits to be designated by street signs or markings.
 Immediate enforcement of the ordi nance nas been ordered by City Man aser V. A. Thompson. Police Chief George o. Brisbois was handed a copy or the ordinance yesterday afternoon with instructions to make plans for tho enforcement of the many provisions Of the ordinance.
 City Engineer L. E. Hitchcock told the commission yesterday that he was not yet ready to make a report on the pelition Of the santa Fe railroad for a lead track on Harrison street parallel to and on the north side of their main line track, between Seventh and eighteenth avenues. He stated as his reason that he had not yet decided what he wished to recommend as a proper grade for this lead track. He i told the commission that he would
 make his report in full one week hence.
 M. Obata was granted a license to operate pool hall in the basement of store at Third and Washington streets. Police Chief George Q. Rrfs-
 bois recommended that the permit be
 granted
 The Frank Luke, Jr., rifle club asked
 permission to erect and use a small 1 bore rifle range on the property oc- cppied by the American legion on l North Seventh avenue. The matter was referred to City Manager V. A. 1 Thompson.