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The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-05

JULIUS UOdru may appear, anu any per-
son dissatisfied with the decision of
the board can make such an appeal.
This law was enacted because of the
charges made by Nonpartisan league
members against the board and the
manner in which it's affairs had been
administered.
DESERTION BY HUSBAND
l. If bank forecloses mortgage in
Minnesota and the property does not
sue and collect for the balance? e. If I
turn over the property to the bank and let
them sell it would that be the same as if
his wife can she make him support her?
a. How can she make him do &C. M. P.
1. Yes. 2. Yes, unless the bank
agreed to take the property as full
satisfaction of the debt. 8. Yes. 4.
Bring an action for divorce and ali
mony or an action for separate main
tenance.
MORTGAGES
l.! own 100 acres with mortgage of
$1,000 against it. bought go acres addi-
>tional. There is a first mortgage of $500
and second of $1,500 against the so y
acres: If l can not pay the interest on y
this 80 and they foreclose can they take
my personal property? 2. How long could
g.. Would have the right to sell the land
after foreclosure? 4. Can protect
his real or personal property by signing it
collect principal and interest on a note
month past due?-E H. B.
1. Yes, if the land is not sufficient to
satisfy the mortgage they can take a
deficiency judgment against you and
levy on all personal property that is
not exempt by law. 2. You are entitled
to possession until the judgment of
foreclosure is entered. 3. Yes, you
can sell any time before your right to
redeem expires. 4. No, for the reason
that if you are in debt at the time you
make such a transfer your creditors
would have it set aside on the ground
that it was made for the purpose of
defrauding them of their rights. 5.
.Forclose the mortgage.
WIFE'S PROPERTY
l. What is the bankruptcy law in the
state of Minnesota? 2. If man hasn't
any more than the law exempts can they
take any of his. property if it isn't mort
gagged? 8. How long time does it take
to go through bankruptcy? 4. If some of
the property belongs to the wife and her
name 1S not on any OF the notes can they
take any of her property ?-B. F.
1. The bankruptcy law is the same
in each state for the reason that it is
a federal and not state law. The
exemptions of bankrupt are govern
ed by the laws of the state of his resi-
dence. The exemptions for the state
of Minnesota were stated in the an
swer to w. E. above. 2. No. 3. About
a year. 4. No.
FORECLOSURE
/. How much does a foreclosure cost for
$1,000 mortgage in North Dakota? 2.
How much interest do pay after the land
is sold?-S. o. B.
1. In foreclosing mortgage by no.
tice and sale the attorneys fees can
not exceed 10 per cent of the principal,
in your case $100. The sheriff's fee
can not exceed So and in addition
there is the cost of publication, filing
and recording fees, approximately
$25. 2. The same rate contained in
the mortgage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
woodbridge X. Of p. InstalIs

WOODBRIDGE. Jan. 13-Euclid
Lodge No. 1873 held its first meet
ing of the year last Friday night.
The honor of the rank of knight was
bestowed upon the Messrs. johnson
and Miller with the greatest OF sue
cess. Deputy Grand Chancellor Pet
erson and staff took charge of the
installation of the newly-elected Of
ficers. Floyd Huyck was highly rec
commended for deputy grand chan
cellor by Peterson, whose term ex-
pires in the very near future. the
election to take place in Railway.
Jan. IS, 1921. Mr.. Huyck was a
deputy grand chancellor of this dis
trict and has been a very hard work
er in the lodge; therefore he is high
ly worthy of the honor. The rank
of page will be conferred upon the
newly-elected candidates at the next
meeting. Refreshments were served
by Harvey Kelley after the meet
ing, which were highly appreciated
oy all who took part. Simon Lar
SOL kept the crowd in good humor
during this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13

Perth Amboy shopper Wednesday.
Mrs. S. M. Greenhalgh and daugh
ter Ethel attended the theatre in
New York Tuesday.
The Avenel Progressive Associa-
ton held a well attended &nd en-
thusiastic meeting last night. The
committee on the Community House
building reported that the main part
of the work has been accomplished
during the past month and all of
the members were urged to report
on the property and help finish the
clubhouse in an effort to have II
completed oil or before March II,
1921.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13

W are bringing our yeart to a close with one of the mghtest sales On record All remain
ing lines of merchandise Except patterns and toilet rides) have been remarked in many
cases regardless Of cost, to pr@s that will hasten their departure. Our enre stock Except
patterns and toilet articles is being sacrificed at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
KEYP0RT

Misses Saliie and Bertha Stanger
of Red Bank q the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Phelps Cherry Wednesday.
william Griffen has rendered mis-
resignation as steward of the Key
port Yacht Club, the same to take
effect on Feb. list. Mr.. Griffen finds
the duties at the club too heavy for
a man of his years and will retire
from active business. Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffen have taken rooms In the
Pease house. on Main street, and
will remove there the frs. of the
month.
Louis Rottenburg was the guest
Of friends at New York on Tuesday.
The Mems Club of the Reformed
Church will meet tonight. Arthur
s. Van Buskirk is chairman of the
entertainment committee.
Raritan Grange, Patrons of Hus-
bandry, held their regular meeting
last evening, which despite inclem-
ent weather was well attended. A
business hour was followed by q
pleasant social time.
Through the courtesy Of the own
ers of the Keyport Skirt Factory.
whose lease has not as yet expired
on the Armory building, the Boy
Scouts of the borough are enjoying
SeSSlOnS Oh atnletlCS III the ditcfiiooh
and evening on the days when the
building is not used by Alex Ladeou-
ceour, who conducts a skating rink
there. The boys under the direction
OF their scout masters enjoy several
hours weekly with basketball and
other indoor sports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold P. Collins,
of Asbury Park. are the guests OF
the latter's mother. Mrs. Anna l..
Osborn.
Miss Lola Wood, OF New York.
has returned after having been the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. o. c. Bo-
gardus.
Mrs. Paul G.. Zimmerman enter
tained-the Bridge Club on Wednes-
day evening.
The Girls Club of Calvary NJ. e.
Church held the regular meeting on
Tuesday evening. when a program
was followed by a social time.
Mr.. and Mrs. David BLY, Clapp. of
W York. are the parents of a son.
Mrs. Clapp was formerly Miss Emily
Sproul.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
AVENEL

At the Parent-Teachers Associa-
lion meeting at the school here yes
kerday afternoon, a petition re-
auesting the installation of water
and a sewer connection to tho
school building. was drawn up and
signed by the members OF the as
~sociation and others interested the
same to be presented at the next
meeting of the township committee.
After the order of business was
completed a program Of songs and
eecitations by the pupils of the first
and third grade pupils was enjoyed
by all who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. W4.iam c. johnson.
formerly of Avenel. have returned
to their home in Berkeley Heights
after spending a week with their
daughter. Mrs. H. j. Baker.
Mrs. william Brumberg was a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Ex-prcsidents 10 Meet

BY Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Jan. 13-On January
20 the second regular meeting of the
Ex-presidents Club of the Third
District of the New Jersey State
Federation will be held in the Rari-
tan Inn. this borough. Mrs. Arthur
B. Proal, state president, will be
present and a breakfast and recep-
ton will be rendered to her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
CUT This QUIT Is WORTH MONEY

CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH MONEy
Cut out this slip. enclose with Sc and
mail 1t to Foley & Co.. 1885 Sheffield Ave
Chicago. ILL.,. writing your name and ad-
dress clearly. You will receive In return
a trial package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs. colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills for palms In
sides and. back: rheumatism. backache,
kidney and bladder ailments: and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for consti-
patton. biliousness. headaches. and slug
gish bowels. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Roberts Win by X. o,

AL Roberts knocked out Sailor
Grande In the fifth round of a bout
staged at a fight club on Staten ISL
and Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Bumstead's WormSWuD

ITO children A. nac of mercy Where
directions are followed. II NEVER FAILS.
Despite scarcity and enormous cost Of
aANTONIN, 1t contains fall dose. Stood
sixty years test. solA everywhere or BY
mail. soc . bottle.
Est. @ A. Voorhees,. M y phnadelpbIs
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
BLACK FACE FUN
ON KEYSTONE CARD

The Keystone Field Club will pre-
sent its minstrel show in the New
Century Club on the evening Of
April and 3.
Rehearsals for the show will start
at LAS o'clock next Sunday after
noon. While the show staged by
the Keystone boys last year was one
OF the best amateur performances
ever staged here. James T. Leach.
Jr.. director, predicts even a more
successful show this year. John Col
Inns. we'll known here in minstrel
circles, has been engaged to assist
Mr.. Leech in the directing.
At the opening rehearsal on Sun
day several prominent local minstrel
men will be in line.
Those who have Joined to date
are as follows: Director, James
r. Leech. Jr.. Assistant j. Col
Inns. Arthur Lord, Gene Ahern
Mike Manoy. George Smith, Roy
Turner. George Lynch. Leon Kirk
lev. Olen Hackett. Joe O'Rourke
Earl johnson. William Virgins, Ed
Campbell. Paul Conner. Frank Dur
ham. Fred Denn. Sam Briefman
Phil Sylvester. John Maloney, james
Briscoe and Albert Barnes, Jr.
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
|. C. A. MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE ENDS TODAY

The l. c. A. membership drive
closed at noon today The rules
that were made during the contest
were as follows;
First-The members who began
in the contest on New Years Day.
we're to receive 100 votes for enter
ing and 80 votes for each additional
member that he secured.
Sccond-The members who be-
gan In the contest after January 1.
we're to receive so votes for enter
ing and SO votes for each additional
member that he secured.
Third-Any OF the captains OF his
assistants who were found guilty Of
booking fictitious names or addresses
to win a prize. would forfeit all hia
votes. Howard Sparks Is the only
captain In the contest that entered
with so votes. Members will meet
at $50 o'clock this afternoon. Fol-
lowing was the standing OF the con-
feqfanfa this unornfnrs
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
FATTY ARBUCKLE HAS
A RIVAL In OHIO

HICKsvILLE. O.. Feb. 20 Omitted
Press Fatty ArbucSle had better
watch his step. A rival Eat come
dian for the film fans is in the max
ing here and he is just about set for
"big time" job.
He's a good-looking youngsster OF
eighteen years and his name is
Keith Gorrell. From his toes TO
his forelock he measures six feet
two inches and his belt is nearly
six feet long. The circumference
OF his leg Is three feet, five inches
and that OF his waist line Is five
feet two inches. He weighs 447
pounds
All Of these bulky attributes have
their values in the film land OF make
believe and Gorrell may capitalize
on them. Cameramen have been
here shooting tests" OF Hicksville's
youthful giant
Whenever the big boys fiivver
goes wrong. he lifts either the fore
or aft, wherever the trouble may be
and lets Il down on an automobile
Jack for repairs. The cameraman
caught him in the act OF lifting the
front end OF a farm tractor TO per
nit Il 20 pass a stump.
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
SOUTH SIDE-EDEN
KEEPS SPORT ALIVE

The South Side Eden Athletic
Club is fast coming TO the front, as
the leading sports club OF the city.
The club is working hard TO have the
basketball hall at Eden Park en-
larged for a Community House for
the benefit OF the public.
The baseball team is rounding
into shape under Harry Grant, as
sisted by Bill Biggans as business
manager.
Football is also being discussed
al a high angle for the coming sea-
son by Joe Condor and Harry Weye,
manager. Business manager and by
"Sam" Rudley. coach.
The South side boys gave assist
ance in the dance held at the Public
Building last night and have thrown
omen their house 20 the South Side
Community Committee for Thurs
day night.
The s. s. Community Committee
is william Finerty, president OF the
$. S. Eden Athletic Club. temporary
chairman and Mrs. NJ. A. Ward, sec
rotary. Mrs. X. Sibre. Mrs. ]. Bait
rick. Mrs. F. Sweeney. Mrs. S. E.
Fitzpatrick. Miss Katherine Can
non, ]. f. Fitzpatrick, John Mont
gomery. James A. Tonstill.
on next Saturday morning al
1880 there will be a story reading
at No. IA school. All children OF
South Wilmington are invited 70 at
tend.
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
CRESCENTS TAKE
ONEFROM GRACE
Crack Brooklyn Passers
Find Local Five Far
From Soft
LOCAL RESERVES
ALSO co UNDER

Although Grace lost to Brooklyn
Crescents last night. 40 to %. the
local cage artists demonstrated that
they are among the fast basketball
ers in the East. The team that beat
them last night was far up among
the best
Grace was outclassed in team
work alone. the Brooklyn stars pass
ing the ball all around the local FIVE.
but they fell down on shooting. Kin
ney, formerly of Yale University.
and in his day conceded TO be one OF
the best shots In the country, missed
apparently easy shots time after
time, while his running mate, Par
melle. who concentrated his work 10
a floor game. was able TO score only
six field goals. This pair OF for
wards were expected to have the
Grace guards dizzy by the end OF the
first half. but Longacre and Baylis
were right on their backs up until
the final minute OF play.
In the preliminary game the Grace
reserves suffered defeat al the hands
OF Delaware College Freshmen by a
20 to II score.
The score:
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
RcocivinE Department blows Up.

N@NNA
February 22-The receiving De-
partment. supposed 10 be invincible.
was trimmed in the second game
yesterday by the Truckers. who are
handicapped. due 70 the fact that
the two boys composing the team
are pitching quoits this season for
the first time.
II the spectator who rooted con
tinually during the second game
could have put up the line OF razzing
in the first and third. II is almost
certain that the Truckers would
have handed out the sevcrcst wal
Looping any team has received this
year In the Dosco League. as the
Receivers were so high in the air
that the swallows built a nest In
their hair coming down. The score:
Receiving Department. ..21 "a
Truckers ...........12 81 s
Playcrs-Rcceiving Department.
p. Conner and S. Springer; Truckers.
Redden and Crawford.
Today the Garage takes on the
Omce. and this promises 10 be a
close contest as both teams are con-
fident OF a shut-out
The Store Is leading the league at
present. as they have had soft stun
so far this season. but Il Is predicted
that they will have a white ele-
phant on their hands Wednesday,
when they stack up against the
strong Receiving Department
The Receivers and Shippers ar,
tie for second. and the race for ths
nag seems 20 lie between these thres
teams. with the Once a. runners up
Everybody out i2.i0 p. m. every
day.
Way up In the building. whore
earn my bread,
Is a chap that's prince; you al
know him.
AS a man he's progressive. why hel
way up ahead.
And none OF the wise guys cai
fool him.
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
BROWNSON STARS
in HOLIDAY GAME

Brownson Library Association
will celebrate George Washington's
birthday with open house tonight at
tho Fourth and Jackson streets hall.
and as a feature the newly-organ-
lied Brownson All-Star basketball
team will play the st. AIMS quintet.
The All-Stars. a mixture OF past
and present frst-class basketball
tossors OF Brownson fame, are under
the leadership OF John A. Farrell
who was elected 20 manage the out
iii AT a meeting OF the athletic asso-
citation last Sunday. Farrell has Sc
cured the services OF Johnny Burke
and Leo Red" Walsh. Tommy Nc
Carthy. Joe Dougherty, Harry Kel-
lcher and Buck Freeman.
The All-Stars would like TO ar
range games with Southside- Eden
Patterson Brothers. old swedes. st
Mnry's, Eagles All-stars. p. B. &
w. or any other local team. Man
arcr Farrell can be reached at the
Drownson Hall or by calling 64S3-R
after 6 p. m. In the future basket
ball games will be played on Tues.
days and Fridays at Brownson Han
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
GSzze*W y JAWS

The turnstiies-not the typewrit-
ers-teii who the most popular play
ers are
Comisxey was a long time signing
up Yaryan-the long hitter from
Wichita.
While Connie doesn't hit the tape
with many winning rigs
Wise Mister Mack leads al the rest
In counting players siEs
Akron refuses 20 be bounced out
OF the International IT'S a rubber
city.
II HoIlingsworth pans out for the
Pirates. they won't need Maranville.
He's pitched two no-run-no-hit
games
Golf officials are considering Boy
Scouts as safest solution Of caddy
problem.
Milwaukee fans who failed 10 see
B. Leonard kayo Richie Mitchell in
New York may get the opportunity
early In March.
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
PENNSY BACK
TO OLD field
Front and Church Diamond
to be Restored This
Spring
WILL PLAY IF
ALL MEN WORK

Interest OF the p. b. & W. Rail-
road Athletic Association. in base
ban, has been greatly stimulated by
the return TO them OF their old ath-
letic field. at Front and Church
streets, which was used as stor-
age ground by the Pusey and Jones
Company during the war.
Work OF restoring the field TO its
original condition Is under way. and
II is expected. will be ready for use
when the baseball season opens.
Cramped within its own plant by
the vast increase OF its work during
the war. the Pusey and Jones Com
pany obtained the use OF the ath-
letic field for a storage ground for
sheet iron. For the use Of the field,
The company paid a rentage to the
railroad. Now that its work can be
conveniently done within it's own
walls. with the war rush passed, the
company has no further use for the
ground.
The railroad baseball team last
season used the old Nandever
grounds in the northeast section OF
the city. but those grounds were
not the same TO them as their owr
ell-laid-out. enclosed field at Front
and Church streets. Now that they
are assured OF their old grounds
once more. the baseball fever ha'
struck the railroaders with in
creased force.
Plans are already we'll undei
way by the railroad association To-
placing on the field hrst-clas
team, despite a serious handical
with which they will be forced 4
contend. al least at the opening o
the season. This handicap is tn
great number Of railroad men witt
have been laid of and whose re
turn 20 their old positions Is un
| certain.
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
CHAPTER ii.

Following that last emphatic re-
mark gave Billy Moore a long look.
Come cleani" / urge. why can't
I have v. Morgan for a pitcher"
We'll Squawk," Billy responds, Il
don't know where you have been all
your life. but Valentine Morgan
Brewster happens TO he the only son
and heir OF the late Sam Brewster
the fruit king. Sam had oodles Of
coin"
"Oh. a malefactor Of great wealth.
huh? lie don't care 10 play ball
after leaving the knowledge works p
Exactly. and also he has one OF
the finest swelled skulls in captivity.
He can sure pitch. but he is so puffed
up I hate 10 work him. He's as
popular in college as palm leaf fans
in Alaska"
Amt that lovely2" I growled.
And a bird with all the stuff he's
gotl"
Besides that. V. Morgan is falling
hard for a coed here-LOis Chand-
Ter. daughter OF Colonel Chandler,
the big railway bug. She's too pretty
and too good for him, too, but she
lets him hang around her sorority
house pretty regular. Just between
YOU and me. though. life amt been
any too smooth for Brewster this
spring. 1 noticed once or twice his
pitching wasn't what il oughta beer
and 1 quizzed his roommate. Robin
son Wrigley, our utility man.
1T seems the girl has been ofhsh
~ times and eone mysterious per.
son has been sending V. Morgan
messages, roasting him for his con.
ceit and bawiing him something
J scandalous. Robin says they are
Just signed Raspberry Brewster Il
wild to find out who is doing tint
| to him"
SANS only son must be an in
teresting bird. at that" express
I'm sure In love with his star
/ board soupbone.'
After the game / met some OF m
future athletes and got a line o
them through Billy Moore. Out
side Of the left-helder, a tubby kew
pie named Simpson, and Curly
Evening journal., 1921-02-22

Billy and I had the bunch out
toiling the next few days. ] figured
there were a few things I could tell
the boys. I've been tangled up In
nearly every sport on the table dur
ing my long and freckled career. I've
piloted pennant winners on the old
ball orchard. and I've trailcd behind
terrible tailendcrs I've sat in a
corner and barkcd advice at grove
champs and I've also hauled count
less pounds OF mixed beef and lemon
of the canvas. I've bucked boobs
and wise guys at the racing game.
In wrestling I know all the box
office holds-and that's sufficient
My group OF Evergreen Wildcats
worked out with real snap and pep.
but my only moundsmen were Man
NY Hatton and North. I kinda wished
20 hook Mr.. v. Morgan Brewster. but
as Billy Moore yodeled, there didn't
seem a chance.
A couple Of times I had seen him
breeze by in heap Of cylinders with
Lois Chandler-who certainly was
one OF the fairest bits OF female
| scenery hat ever decorated a lands
cape. 1 can truthfully ohirp that
! woman. lovely woman. has TO 90
some TO put a dent In my hickory
shell. but Lois Chandler was a homo
run with the bases jammed.
was meditaung about the un.
n popular Brewster and his inflated
cupola one eve as I sat on Bill,
Moore's front porch when a guy wh'
looked like q bank president sud
denly walked in on me.
I'm looking for Mr. Matthew Nc
Gun" he says, very polite.
You're gazing on the same"
tell him.
Mr.. McGun." he bows, handini
me card. "I"m Judge Curtis, o
! the law firm OF Curtis and Grain"
L amt been arrested for any
thing" I remark. quickly.
! "Of course not" he laughs.
I Just want TO talk to you about
B certain young man named Brewster
r And he calmly helps himself TO
CTo be Continued)
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
ITALY MAY BUY DUKES
FAMOUS POLAR STAR

ROME. Feb. % Omitted Press)-
A campaign has just been launched
in Italy for the purchase by the
state as a national monument Of
the Polar Star. the little wooden ship
in which the Duke Of Abhruzzi made
his famous polar explorations
The idea has been presented in
connection with the announced in
tention OF the government to pre-
pare a law providing for the pur-
chase by the State OF all the various
battleships and other naval units
which rendered themselves famous
during the recent war. This would
prevent the usual fate OF their be-
ing scrapped when they are nC
longer sufficiently up-to-date "a
meet the ever increasing demands OF
naval warfare.
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
DEFIANCE CHAMPS
TAKE THE COUNT

Defiance basketball was given
another setback last night at the
Wilmington High school when
Buckle" Conley's Penn-Del out
NJ hung 20 20 2s defeat
over them. The game necessi-
tated an extra hve-minute period
10 decide the winner as the score at
the end OF the regular forty minutes
Of play was knotted at 81.
In the extra period Wolfe broke
the tie with a foul toss and Captain
Sheeby followed with a field toss.
Salmon" Shields brought the De-
hance score up 20 2s with a foul toss
In the last minute.
PENN DEL