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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-10

iorn. oh.c $40 s-ssd tAss -.
te-ue-s rei.Eeuezi fr,1 - eon-
ez,e e.s aes Gee q ,r.cs.o. w.ia-
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08
Berger.

Sum eriten Mol in Der 8eldidte
lnieres StG6tfen mer6en mir bier
Gin GbolltHtqito baben. 9te Inter.
bolttngen finben ON 16., II. unS
Is. Sllli Itatt. Saiion Sidets iinb
tm SaIace See Cream &orlor at ia,
ben, &reis $t.65. Die Eidcts be.
redttgen GinIoB 5l icds @crIteIrm.
gen.
Enltl Sutber mo SarniIie, Conc
@cpcr, Won 6rib, @m. 2orer5 mo
Satin. Gan Weper rnb 9Somilie,
elmer 8a$ler ltll0 Satin lln6 Saul
8Iuner, ale bon ct. Souls, noren
ilbcr Den 9lorrcidcn @ierten in Ser.
ger.
Geo. 3eilmnm feiertc nit Oufel
Sam am Wontog ieincn @eburtstoa.
6rau 9ouiS &ropp uto &inoer be.
ftnoen iid bier oltf 8eitd bel Der
8dmilie 8m. S6uet.
5armer Dclfe @et5en altf Ser
gtlab Bar batten. iuoren Iette @ohe
fleiBig ooran oenfeIben in Siherbeit
81 bringer, Oa Der @iiIopri orobte
oie liter SIT iiberIteigen.
Die 5ormer- 8eiclI 6oft lGBt einen
tlelten gIebator nabe Dem 9obnhofe
erridten.
Die 9erlnann Commercials Iiegten
lebtcn Sonntug in Dem nit bent Ser
ger Specials bier itattgcfunoene1t
8ollpiele nit Z 81 5. am n161te1
Sonntag ueroen uniere Specials in
@eralb NIT Dem oortigen Club iif,
in cinem 8ettipiele meiien.
Sernonn 9lumer mar lebte ISOLDE
in ct. Souls no er eirten Wotor.
2cihenmagen f%oltfte.
ltniere 6ornter iino oae ami Orc.
idcn, Die grntc 1T nift nod
@unit altsgcfallen l1no sic ieBigen
@reiie Iniien bel SIT miinifen iibrio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08

Sacob Sol0cn un0 6attin mi
Martin @taifmamt lno SRI, 9ertbt
@oiimann fomcn lebte ISOLDE pel
Motor GpcIc bon ct. 2oltis biel
Ourh altf ser Reiie nnh 2ittlc Ger
ger bc9riffcn, no lie mcbrcrc Sog(
bel ser Mlltter bcs Sri. Soffmom
6rnu Warie @offmonn 81 perncilcl
bcn6iihtigen.
-llnter Sen bcimgefebrten 9SeiCr.
toQsg1Iten bcmCrftcn mir folgen0C
iriibrre @erlno1ner: @iIfor0 &l,e.
bigger lt1O 6anlilic, SRI. 0uinto
9c9emam Wonroc un0 Belmont
@loicr. 8eo. Slttter uno Samilie.
&opnroro SottcInann, Nrt6ur ltnO
Sobn &lif, Robt. H.. G0ipin Rtpp.
Itcin, tSrnlt G6nS. Z. MaltsGlm0 unO
Eodter Sri. Cha, @iQie 9alter,
Ncnrn Holte 1lno @otttn. either Bed
mann, SorrD Gross mo Samilie,
i. u. 9%aumgaertner un0 Somilie.
GoOtc Climber, 0elnlar Salenritter
Serb, 5dutb u1to 6anliIic 6reO
6refmant, Gbeo. @raf if. 1tn6 ia.
mile. SRI. 2coello Ohsncr un0
6rou 0liOer Grot ale BON ct.
2ouis,
-&obn 2obmonn, BON SreIoar.
mar Iettcn 9icnStog in 8eI6Gftqn
bier, Gr berihtet 0aB Sic 6ormcr
in Der ltungegen0 Oon'Sreloar 0ieie
@ohc nit Dem 0rGifen bcgonncn
um6 0ob olth BORT Sic Grnte cine
Ichr 9crin9c lit. Scr Grtroq itcGt
iid ouf ctwo s. NuibcI sum Tiun0
@im0ia0Cn.
6rou 2ouiic &ocidcl uno Sobn
grnit reiiten lctte ISOLDE noh Ct.
2olis ru Ser G~ermdbIlnQ bon g
2orncS uno SRI. gGo S6anmtN
]bci5uluobneu. Gle @raltt lit cinc
Sodtcr bon @nl. Sdonnlttb mO
Wottin, acb, 0ctfcr, frihcr in Scr.
monn mobu0oit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08
g III iss q. 1.

Gin IdJmcrcr Regcn fiel bier leBten
Mtonto9 Nohmittog, ser IN Den
Gprnfelbcrn Durd ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ciniaen Shobcn beruriodte.
6rcb Sable. bon @eroIb, lpor ant
Sonnto9 bciu6sipeiic bier.
@ottGic6 @obler un6 SomiIic, BON
Nrfferion Gity. iin6 felt meDreren
GoQcn bier ouf 8eiud BET ser 0t1rt.
ter @obler.
Gin Geiclliger Ibcno fonO am 4.
Sltli ii ser @obnltng bes s. %.
@o6Gcr itatt.
4. IS. @ochlcr, unier frii6erer
vStorcfceper, nebIt SontIic, BON
Mai1inNton Itatteten letten Sans
toa hiciiQrn @efonnten einen 8eiltd
al.
Bic Normcr iino bier ilberuI am
9rcidrn. Is miro bieI georoiden
bph ipeni0 @ei5cll, meiTtcns Strob.
los feline G06ter6en beS Otto
6lueti6 uno @attin lit 3. 3. crnIts
lid franf ltnO boffen mir Dob baIo
bic ollieits 9epiinidte 8eiier1m9 ein-
tritt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08

&c 0ierfes uno Satin mi
SRI. Bertha 9lrfborOt fomen Icttcl
Son1tog per Ilito bon ct. Cont;
bierber un0 lueroen mebrcrc @ohcr
bel ibren 4ngeb6rigen, ser 6oniIic
GnliI 8urfharot, perpCiICn.
1%SllIills &nnIcn un0 Wartill
Snritb BON OnensoiQc, fulnen let.
ten 9icn5tag per Notor Srltf bier.
Der, nm Sic M0bel oeS @errn @ulticn
nuh 0wenspiac 5l1 tr]onSportircn.
S~eetercr unO neiicn 8nttin b~ciinOrn
ii6 g%cgcnipGrtig ouf gcillfl bel sen
GItern Der 6rolt Sunicn, Snfion
Smitb Wn0 Satin, in Spcn$piQC.
0ieicIbcn wobnen gegenpGrtig III
SoIem. ST., mo @err @anien III ci
ncm &lei0cr 3 @ei6dft etuc Stcllc oIs
GerfGltfrr betIei0et.
-i5rnu Hobert Sitller l1ro Sinner,
bon Californian, befin0en lid lett
mehreren Sa9en bier allf 8eilth BEL
Der Dtlttter Ser Srau Srler, @ittme
GboS. Soned.
Bel Dem ant Sonntag 0ubier
itottgefunOcncn 8olipieIc 3piidcn
unierem Geam lntO Dem Mo. @acific
Scam, Don ct. 2oltis, errangcn I'M
icre Sungens ben 5ieg nit If gu
10 RlnS. Gin sneiter Spiel 3pi-
Iden Den bcioen Teom$ ioutc uul
gtontaG ltattfinocn. BOD pltroe No$.
icibe Dcrregnet.
NelOiae OhSuer rciitc ooriQc
&odn mad, dubuque, 3orpo, sum @c.
iuh ron 8crtuon0ten.
Sri. Alnonoo 9tclnronn. bon ct.
>oujs, bcfinoet lid, Qa3cuuGrtig hicr
nuf 9ciudl bel jbrcn Gltcrn, Nc.
Nerumorm jr. lunO @attin.
&. 4. StOtto, non &irfapiac,
ltottetc IcBte ISOLDE icincn Gltcrn.
SottiS 5totfo NM Satin. cincn fir.
lyg 8eiud nb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08
me fort9etra9en plrroe.
, m a n n, % 0

me fort9etrogen wlrrOe.
=. 9. &rOnn unO Somilic, bon
@aSconooe lparcn an. Snmstog ltno
Sonntog beit6slueiic bier.
0as Sodmoiier bat in ben Corn.
ltno @ei5cnfcloern biel Sdo6cn Der.
uria6t. Nu6 fir Die Eolrilten 1T
Oos So6Waiicr Elm 9roBeS SinOerniB,
oo bicle ser SGbrboote Sen 9icnIt
einitellen mtBten.
Sreo Selo, bon ct. 2ouis, lit bier
bel Ietnen @Itern ouf 9eluh.
Sobn S. &eoemSfp uno 6ami(ie,
bon ct. Souls, iinb geeenmGrtig bier
olS 86ite Der SontiIie Saul &lo8S-
ner.
Scnrp S%oeotnann un6 qrmin
S%nnopebr mrtrben letter. Somstoq
als MtitgIteSer in sic sc. 8. u.
2oge cingefitbrt. 3mei onoere Gon-
oiooten, nGmIid Gugen Mcpcr uno
Clarence Soebtntarn, nerocn nG6.
items eingefiibrt neroen.
Roaoaufieber 9enrp @ifermonn
mar lebten Son1Stag Oarun sic Roa6s
5lt oroggen. IS lit 6ieics sic bette
uno biligitc 9(rt ltno g8eiie bic Rooos
IN glttem 3uiton6e ST erbolten.
SRI. Gliie SeI0, bon &anios Gitp,
lit 9cgcnm6rtig bier altf 9eilld BET
i6ren Gltern, So6n SeI0 un6 @ot.
tin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08
j UtS b Il III.

Gin idWerer Regen unO Sturm
ilt6te an letten Ntontog Oieie sc,
geno betm uno ri6tete bielen Sda,
Sen an, 8tele 9Glme murOcn NM
qcpebt, @cbGll0e beidG0i9t un0 Corn
SIT @oOcn ~geporfen. Gic Grcef%
morcn 10 bod Dob lie Die mgrenacn.
ocn 6el0cr iiberi6ipemmtcn unO DicI
@ei3en, Sclt lurb 6en5en bonn Giro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08

8or Dem Greibet Der 8oliteob.
@rtremiIten piro's nadgerooe ielbit
aufri6tigen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tern bange. Seben Den groBen alao.
6erootI6 borou8l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08

Vep. SclIerIJ DOH HQge Ut0rr1s
! ion, mar letteu Sreitog in @eihdf.
J ten in Sermann.
!, -GbaS. @glep Sr. fam Ietten
Srettag per s(,tto bon ct. 9oltig
na6 Sermonn Inn 0eu Sierten. SSuIi
III Der alten Seinatb bel ieinen Gl,
fern gu fetern.
| '@ebt nod 81. 90, &ief'S store fir
+ Sommer Spe5ialitGten.
-8ebbarot @aiper ln6 @ottin
Ilno ilber Die @eburt zines Sobnfens
bOhcrfreut..
-EoItlnciiter Gnu9belI un6 Got
tin, itattcteu wGbrcn0 bieIcr 8o6e
%eripanoten III Eeorin, SI,, ctnen
@ciu6 ab.
:. -6reN 6leiid uno Semitic, emil
Setmom uno Sobn llnO sSrau Ghri.
TINA Meper traten lebten Som8toe
cine Iutofnbrt nod ct. 2outS an.
| -gtorgen Nbeto miro Ser Com.
mcrcioI Club cine iuidtige @eriomm.
hung nbbalten, oie bon oGen unIeren
8ilrgern beiudt meroen ion, uut iiber
Die not6iQen S6ritte 5l b%erotben. eli.
men fitr Sermonn Dortbeilbofteren
6abrplan Der No. Eacific.9 a9n
olrr3 Sic OffentIide 9ienIt. Commit
lion cin5ufitbreu.
-Sobn Soerber unO oeiien
S6meter, Sri. @uu 5uerber, BON
ct. Bouts, ber6ru6ten Sonntag uto
Wtontug bel i6ren @ltern, 8m. Soer.
Der unO Satin on Ser 2ittle Berger.
Sri. SiI0a Gublmann, BON 81.
SOuis, ~itattete lesten 0ienstoq i6ren
@ltern Oobier cinen fllr5en gelud ab.
0ieielbe reiite am ieIben Gage na6
Soen, Mif).
-Scnotor u. s. Holpb ln0 @at.
tin, bon &allp &arf, fonlen lesten
Wtortog bier Ourd nui Der Neiie nod
N%ncnSpillc, no EQUATOR Rolpb bel
Der 0ortigen 6eier 0e$ 4. Sltli Die
6eItre0e belt.
y&crgeBt ni6t Die Sommer.S pes
5iolitGten in u. DC. Riet'5 Store.
-@altcr un0 8ennic @ieietc ia.
nlct lcstcn Sonntag in ibrGm G(llto
mo6il bon ct. 2ouis bierber in i6rc
frilbere Seimnt6 nm Gerlponoten ltltO
frilberen S6ulfoncrooen ei1en 9e.
IlluJ uu3ulIuIIeH.
S. g. @ae6ler unb 6anlilie. bon
@ai6ingtor, itotteten lettcn Conn.
tag SerluonOtcn uno 1reunoen in
~rniercr Stabt, ionic bel Slpiss, Ell.
nen tur8cn 8eIu6 ob.
-2ouis &oblfing llnb Sobn, bon
Berger, befonoen iid lcbtcn 9ien8.
tog in @ei6Gftcn bier.
-Trou Sobn Scioler, iuelhe Ian
gere Belt bier berpeiItc um lire
tronfc Wtutter, 6rau Gorl 8eiier, st
oerpfIegen, retitc letten 9onnerstuo
micbcr nod ct. 2ouis 3uriid.
-Srou Mtarp q. 9oler unO 6eren
Gohter, Sran SSobn Stotfo, bon ct.
Souts, mcilten mGbreno Der ISOLDE
beiu6speiie bier.
Der 6r%aueuoerein Der eban9eli.
ihen ct. 8oulS @enleinoe miro om
nGditen 8onnerstag Sen ID. Slli
onItott beS moratliden &offeefrGnS
6ens, Gin See Gream Socio[ beron.
itoltcn. @S miro Tu6mittags utD
gl6cnos sis Cream ierbirt iperoen.
Seoer lit freunOIi6it ein9eIu0en.
-G0m. Srapp uno Sanilic unb
SEQ. 8ortmann nebit Godter, bon
81. 2otis, un0 gbos. Riemeper unb
Samilie, bon Stem Sapen, Woren art
Wortag bier ouf 9elu6 BEL fral
$enrp 9obl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08

iel lit elm Sobn bon Soiepb 2ciicI
friibcr in Sermunn mobubaft unb eiI
Gnfcl ser 6rou gmiIie SeiieI por
bier.
Gin 9%nllipicl 6miIden Dem Scr
munn Gcunl unO ocn Sail, Club Dol
Ntelu Saberl, miro nGditen SonntnC
Nadntittag nllf Dem hieiigcn @nie
ball @ort itottfinocn. 9os Spiel be.
Qinnt 3 llbr gtohnlittagS.
Sic RbineIanb 8anO uno ser
Nprtigc 8aicbaI Club famen letter
Mtontug bier brtr6 nitf ser &ciic nnf
GbamoiS bcgriffen, no Die 9an0 Die
Muiit al einem Yicnic I~iefertc uno
Oua 9oa, Seonl lid, on etnem @ett.
ipic(c nit Ocnt Gbomois Glib bethel,
IiQtc. SicIe Sreltn0e llt6 sic @at,
tincn scr @anonlitglieOer iolpie 0cs
9aieboa.S enm begIeiteten oieieIbcn
nuh Gbantois. Die 8ono wltroe crit
fiir5Iid 0ltrd @In. 6lafe, DEM be.
fumltcn Mltiif 0irigentcn bon Ser
ulonH O~r8aniiirt.
-Sobn Socotmom fam Ieetcrr
Montaq bon Ct. Soui$ bicrbcr 5lml
@eiltf ieircr GItCru, Plug. Socht.
ulunt un0 @nttiu. iomie aud I'M lei.
rcu inpnliOcn &nter mad, SfauuilIe,
ST., 81 bcQlcitclL no 0icier mebrere
@od)Cn I'M 0ortigeu 8nOeort berlpeis
len miro.
Geo. &. Gberlin mo 8attill
ncbit Sobn, ionic SRI. 2opcrna
&ocpfc traten lesten 6reitag cine
&eilc nuh Buffalo uno Hiagora
Toll5 al, no tic 3mei 0tohen
SIT pcrmcilen bcobii6tigen. Scrr
Gbcrlin un0 Satin meroen I'M Nit
quit lire iilberne Sod5eit feiern f0n,
1cn uno gilt Nieie 5erienreiie ais
6nhScit5rciie.
-Nller. @eberIe, bon Seifcriou
Gitg, mar am leBten 6reitag beiuf3.
lueiic bier,
SRI. 9ornln Strallb, bon ct.
befinOet ii6 ieit mcbreren "a.
gen beiudsWeiIe bier. SRI. Stroub
lit cine Sohter 0cs perIt. Som
Stroud.
hilbert unO Hulll Barrels, pom
Ct. 2ouis, famen Ietten Sontstog
ltn ibrcn &erpunOten iut
6ricOcuStbol einrn @ciud ~ob3uitut
ten.
Sic Mitglicotr Der Dieii8cn Gn-
tcrpriic NtilitorD 9un0 lirfertcn leB.
ten Monto1 sic Mliit SIT ser &ter
ten-Suli 6cier III &nnooIio. Mo.
Gicielben untcruobmen sic Rriic bon
ctmo l20 Neilen per @lllto.
Geo. $. &lellf, bon 9oonpiGe
ltn0 ISM. w. &lenf, bon ct. 2ouis,
b%efonOcn iid Iebtcn Somstag in @e-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bier.
-Ggon &ropp uno 6omilie =. ia
leBtcn 6reitog Don ct. 2ouiS
bjcrGer 3ltm @ciuh Ser Mlltter 0eS
Ncrrn Sropp, @ittpc @u0o aropp.
-9r. y. &. 2pdpoo0 un6 5Saui.
lie troten lcbte Mohe einen 4lrto-
lltsilllg na6 @lono, &oI(u umo ct.
SnneS on.
Sri. SuIio 2ingcnfelocr, bon
ct. Souis, febrte Iebten 6rcitog IN
ibre bieiigc Scimatb 5ltrilf unO miro
m0brcn6 0eS Sommcrs bel ibrcr
Wttttcr ouf Der 5orm r1obe Ncrmurtn
pcrlpcilcn.
-Sernon 6ein(ein, bon ct. 2ouis.
bcfinOet lid, lett mcbreren GuQen bier
ottf 9eIud BET iciner @roBnruttcr,
6rou SlliltS SCin(ein.
-Gmil &. Simon bat icin Store
8cid0ft oil Sobn 8ronole lltO 0eiien
0albbrltOcr, Nler 8ogcl bcrfouft, sic
an 1. Guguit Den @eiib ~0eSiel6en
ltbernebmcrt neroen. 9ei6e ser bel,
Den neuen gi9entbiimer TnS crioh.
49,, rs ,sIuELaC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-26
FIRE COMMISSIONERS
ORGANIZE AT AVENEL

AVENEL, Feb. 26.-The board of
fire commissioners elected last Sat
urday met last night at the home
of j. Fl. Cottington, Railway avenue,
and reorganized for the year. In
the election of officers Fred A.. Gle
gotura was chosen president: Will
lam b. Krug, recording secretary.
and j. H.. Cottington, treasurer. Jo-
seph FELTON, and Joseph Utassy, the
other two commissioners were pres
ent at the meeting.
The discussion of new fire appa-
ratus took place and a committee OF
three composed of Ciegotura, FELTON,
and Utassy was named to take up
the matter. They were named to get
plans and specifications for a suit
able fire apparatus for the district.
This committee will visit South Am
boy this afternoon to inspect the new
Mack truck there and they will al
so visit other places to get an idea
what kind is being used to best adj
vantage in the various localities.
The committee have in mind the
purchase of a chemical and pump
ing engine of the latest design, one
of the motor driven type. They will
report back at the next meeting or
a special meeting should the chair
call for one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-26
DOUBLE CELEBRATION
AT AMARANTH COURT

TOTTENvILL7, Feb. ga
double celebration took place at the
meeting of Richmond Court. No. s,
Order of the Amaranth, at Port
Richmond. Thursday night when h
tw~enty-frst anniversary of the court
and th~irty-ninth wedding %annivers-
airy of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wallace
Laird of Tottenville, was held at h
same time. Mr.. and Mrs. Laird are
both members of the court and their
anniversary occurs on Monday of
next week. They went to the cele-
bration and were given the surprise
when they were made to go through
mock marriage with Rev. DIR. Mix.
of the Episcopal church of West New
Brighton. performing the ceremony.
After the ceremony they were pre-
sented with a handsome electric
lamp from the members of the court.
Elaborate refreshments followed the
program that was given in connec-
ton with the celebration.
A feature of the celebration was
the sale of small cakes for the sum
of twenty-one cents. In n of these
cakes was placed a ruby ring which
was won by George w. Gray. of
T%ottenville, a member of Staten Is
land Court of Tottenville. Besides
Mr.. and Mrs. Laird and Mr.. Gray
at the meeting, Miss Elsa +. Evans,
past royal matron of the local court
was present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-26

in Canada. When he returned he
entered the st. Charles de Barromeo
seminary IN Overlook. a Philadel-
phia suburb.
Later he finished his studies for
the priesthood at the American Col
lege in Rome. carrying of n class
honors in 1890.
on his way back to America. he
stopped at the Irish town where his
parents had lived and there read
ass
In America he served on the fac
ulty of the seminary in which he had
studied. In 1908 he was assigned to
the Philippines and spent ten years
there. rebuilding many seminaries
throughout the islands and erecting
new edihces. Here he became well
acquainted with William Howard
Taft. then governor-general of the
islands.
He returned to America in 1915
and was made bishop of Buffalo.
In 1918 he was appointed archbishop
and assigned to Philadelphia TO sue
coed Archbishop Prendergast.
. Archbishop Dougherty is a lingu-
ist of extraordinary versatility. He
speaks f1uently English, Latin, Greek.
Hebrew, French. German. Spanish.
Italian and several Slavic tongues.
When he left Philadelphia for the
Philippines he knew no Spanish
During the trip he studied diligently
and when the boat locked at Manila
he could speak the language with
amazing iuency.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-26
TOTTENVlLLE

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robinson, of Yetman ave-
nue.. Thursday.
Albert Sewer. of Newark. has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Sewer, of Sprague ave.
nue..
David Napier. a former resident,
who is on a vessel plying between
New York and South America ports,
Is the guest of friends here.
Frank l.. Hadkins is at the Mid
dlesex Hospital, in New Brunswick
for another operation.
Miss Sue Marshall has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. r. Campbell,
at Metuchen.
Miss Marjorie Brown has been
confined to. her home ill the past
few days.
The w. C. It. U. meeting tomorrow
at $3.50 will be held at the home of
Mrs. Martha Van Name, Main street.
The most excellent and past mas
ter degrees were conferred by Staten
Island Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
at the Masonic temple last night.
In the second district court yes
terday Magistrate Croak fined four
speeders, one an owner for permit
ting speeding. They were Maurice
X, Kaufman, of 1859 East Seventh
street, Brooklyn; Lee Gainsborg. 916
Avenue L. Brooklyn; George j. Null
roy, 2 Myrtle avenue, Newark, and
Maurice II. Hoffman,, of 961 Avenue
1, Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-26
PAUL'S CHOIR TO
GIVE CANTATA SUNDAY

TOTTENVILLE. Feb. 26-The
choir of st. Paul's Methodist Epis-
copal church will render the sacred
centata, THE Message of the
Cross by VIII c. MacFarlane. at
the church tomorrow night. COM
mencing at 7:45 o'clock. This will
be the sixth musical service of the
season by the choir. This is a Len
ten cantata by a contemporary
American composer of especial
beauty and reverence. The excellent
work of st. Pauls choir under the
direction of Charles Muller. organist
and choir master. needs no COM
:nent. The solo parts will be rem
dered by Mrs. Willard Boyd. So
prano: Miss Florence Slack. alto;
Clayton Christopher. tenor. and
Graham Christopher. bass. The
oantata for the March service will
be 1.-THE Daughter of Jar Jairuss
by Stainer. New members of the
choir are sought and welcomed at
the parish. house.
TOTTENvILLE. Feb. 26-"Per-
sistent Prayer" is the subject of the
sermon by Rev. Oscar l.. Joseph.
pastor Of Bethel Methodist Episco-
pal church at the morning service
tomorrow. The topic at the vesper
service, at 4 o'clock tomorrow after
noon will be Generous Worship"
The music at both services will be
by the junior and senior choirs. The
neighborhood prayer meeting next
Wednesday night will be held at the
home of Mrs. George NJ. Totten.
236 Lee avenue
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-26
HOPELAWN

The Hopelawn improvement as
ISOLATION will hold their regular
meeting on Tuesday night at their
club rooms in this place. This meet
ing will be of special interest to the
people here. as the question oe the
laying of water pipes in this sec
ton will be discussed. The ~associa-
ton wishes to have the taxpayers
present at this meeting so that the
opinion of everyone here can be had.
At present it is believed that people
here want the pipes laid.
The Boy Scout Troop No. IA
Eeld their regular meeting in the
Perth Amboy Public Library, Thurs
day night. and a large number of
the members were present. Her.
man Larson spoke to the boys, and
refreshments were served by the
scouts. Two new scouts were en-
rolled at this meeting, they being
Roman Epstein and Walton Lybeck.
George Barrett. who was present at
the meeting. said hal if the boys
kept up their good work he would
present them with a new flag or
Decoration day.
Mrs. George Barrett and Lulu Bar
rett were out of town visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldin Binder of
this place. are the parents of "a
daughter.
Miss Lillian Wilson was an out-of-
town visitor Friday.
Richard Larson spent Friday with
friends out of town.
Mrs. Edward Pheiffer visited
friends in Metuchen on Friday.
John Roder was an out-oe-town
visitor Thursday.
Frank Walker of Red Bank. was
a local visitor on business. Friday.
Mrs. Patrick Horn is seriously III
az the Perth Amboy City hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-26
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. George Robertson.
Of Newark. have returned home
after visiting at Prince Bay this
week.
o Mrs. George Bowers and her
mother, Mrs. Wainwright, of Perth
AI1boy, visited here yesterday after
Oon
Mrs. William Walsh, Mrs. Jacob
Vol and Mrs. William Hennessey,
Of Tottenville. visited here Thurs
day.
William Wallace, of Brooklyn,
has bedn visiting here this week.
The w. C. T. U. social held at the
home of Mrs. Bessie Browne. Amboy
road, Thursday night. was well at
terded. An interesting program was
gwen that included a dialogue.
"Our Neighbors," by members of
the society.
The social held by the Ladies'
of the Prince Bay church last
light at the church was we'll at
Tended. An excellent program was
given and the affair was a success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-26
Salvation Army

315 Madison venue. Capt. and
Mrs. Kliphouse officers in charge Of
local work.
Sunday night we will have with
US Major Still of the Newark Indus
trial department to start off two
weeks OF special meetings He is
an able speaker and has a large ex-
p~erience.
Saturday-Open cir. corner Smith
street and Madison venue Indoor
S:15, free and Easy.
Sunday-Sunday school at 1880 p.
m. Open air at 1880. Indoor at S
O'Clock.
Monday-Band practice.
Tuesday-T:30 omen air. Indoor
5 o'clyock. We will have with US
Captain Fred White of Newark.
Wednesday - Young Peoples
meeting.
Thursday-open air 1890. Indoor
8 o'clock. We will have with us
Ensign McKeown of Newark.
Admission is free and every one
is invited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-26
st. stephens Danish Lutheran

Broad street. near State. S. kjaer,
pastor. Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ.
Bible class at 9:45 A.. NJ. Church
service at 1890 A. NJ.
Monday, Bible class at 1880 p. NJ,
Wednesday. meeting of the Young
Peoples Society. s p. NJ.
Thursday P. NJ, Ladies' Aid So
ciety will have their monthly meet
ing at the church.
Saturday, School from 9 to II A
meet in the afternoon at the usual
time.
All are welcome to the meetings
and services.