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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-28
MORROW is INTER-
VIEWED by VIM. PICKENS
CIV A. N. P.)

Frankfort, KY. May 19.-Mr. Mick
ems. the noted orator. had a confer
ence with Governor Morrow, of Ken
lucky. last Tuesday. at the Capitol.
of a governor on the matter of public
law and order as 1t affects Colored
Americans. The Governor remal ked
that the. further we get from the
the better relations we can establish
He spoke complimentary Of the re-
cent actions of the Governor of Goor-
gia; And among other things said:
been hung up as high as the very
heavens"
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-28
sIDELIGHTs OF WASHINGTON.
(By A. N. P.)

a white gentleman from the South"
came into Washington the other day
and went to the Committee On Leg
islative Relief and after certain pre-
liminaries proceeded to discuss his
favorable" attitude attitude toward
the Negro He said that he was naot
in faovor of lynching-except for one
thing. And proceeding to use the
traditional southern tern "nigger" he
discoursed on how the government
should be saved the expense of trial
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-28
ASSAIIlANT OF POLICEMAN AP-
PEALS CASE.
(By A. N. Pr

(By A. N. P)
Boston, Mass, May 26.--James A.
Duncan of Columbia, S. c., a teach
ing fellow at Harvard University, was
sentenced to serve three months in
Jail for assault with knife on
was released on $1,000 bonds. Miss
Shannon. who also was carged with
attacking the officer. was found not
guilty.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-28

Atlanta, Ga. May 19.-The Colored
now being erected at the corner of
Auburn avernue and Hilliard street
The building is about IS per cent
completed. This structure will be
known as the Auburn branch of the
Carnegie library and the total cost
of construction will approximate
$4,000. Heinz Held & Adler are the
architects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
TELLS WHY MEN
CREW THIN AFTER
LEAVING THE ARMY
SUGGESTS WAY FOR THEM TO
REGAIN WEIGHT, STRENGTH,
CLEAR SKIN, VITALITY.
HIS TIP Is GOOD
ron WOMEN ALSO

~" ,.oS" rot familiar with the vita,
n.i' NI;am.uts play in health. + may
"a" sad that most foods contain Vita
H.."" hur his vital element - Often
',.-''nycd n cooking. canning or pre-
pairing In ;he Army, Navy. San
rtriUHS. etc. mon and women are t,I
q scientific dI,:. r!cn In NitainInes and
G:..K,y grow stronger. robust, rosy and
i:r,. Z: skin troubles As soon ~ they
leave the Army or Navy and tnc
scientific die; and start choosing their
own foods. tney usually grow thin.
weak. pail, and anem!C. That l. WIZ
doctors. med!ca, Journals. hnAp!ta :,
Public Health officials and CHEMISTS
urge people ." get moro Vita mines, This
"xplains why many people aye, "ating
Yeast. which '~ l!'n In Nitan'.l" Il.
Local druEg 'Sts recommen! Tiny
table, Which - very easy 10 take. and
con,a!u, u proper dose OF both Water
AMI ,,tt Su,i.hi" N!tam!nes in highly
,oI,"a,:Itrd FORM Results are quick.
NOR e., ru"m.r;,i. md. being made ex-
pr-ss'v for ucd!C!nal use. are better
fr- you.
People n 4 hnlf-s:rk. p,.e :hin. un-
der-nour!shcd condition report they
have taken ;h"S" Phos-Phu Nitam mine
Tablets three or four weeks ard gained
weight. strength. color. freedom from
hoils p!mpirs. CarbunCles. "',.. and &,
now hI"yancy and viGor. t." rcaI"!
can secure II hottie OF SKY FhuS-i III"
vttam!ue Tablets at the near-st drug
store.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07

YEARS rs.;,.r.oted with Mr. EarhaCd' In
-. '..i'f's rus!""ss. has r"S.En'' "''
i... .;... ..r'u - I,"w with the 'ic"rc" T.
N'.'.' rE!..m'i! d"rar'm"Ht
Mrs. Ic~~l" Wells has returned from
ti,,li.is Il week with Mrs.. Ella HACK
sh'ar at Muan.ustru. Wh.." ,heT" Sh"
ru!nSrd = mo:r~ trip wi:h h"r hostess
t NJ. Lake park and Ooakland, Nd,
Misses ,i"raid!us Clark and Miss Viz
gina G"micrs nave returned from Il
week : l:s!t with Warrington fTirn'S.
NJ nd Mrs Louis Stauy"r and
G..uEui.Is. k.I".,.rn and |rn. nav" re-
,uIn"d from Il tr:p 10 Columbus. uho-
Misses l.uCino Hrnnen and Edna Has
k!ns ~ Mrnuimg;"m We're In 'he ciiE
shopping Tuesday.
MI AMI Mrs. William Freismuth and
daughter. Hrtty. OF ;hc South S:d". HnI
Mrs. Nuru zoe hnvr returned :rom a
motor tr,r - t!arkshurG.
Miss Anna Williams has returned
HON. from II visit with her sister. Mrs.
William Wh'tcman, At Wcllshurg.
Mrs l.. \. reasr has returned from
VISITING her sister, Mrs. f.. l.. Quay!e.
at Canton. ONO.
Joe Conner. who is employed n"n"
Clarkshurg. spent Labor day with his
parents on the South Side.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe ShuGt motoTrd III
from PittshurEh Monday and visited
Miss Maymc conner of the South Side
returning late IN tho evening TO Ming"
IUurt'"n. bhi"
Miss Ella Dunry OF East Liverpool -
visiting friends in tho north end 81
town.
Mr.. and Ms. Albert pocpken Of
T!rasan, Nallry and William l.. Bayha
are motoring 10 Boston and other points
Of interest In the Now England states.
NESS Mayme La 'lam Of the South
sd" - visiting friends and relatives at
N'.autIc city and Jersey CITY.
Ralph Reed has returned from spend
Ing Labor day ut New Mnrtinsville.
Mis- Mart" Mcneil OF North Wheeling
has returned from Pittsburgh. where
she enjoyed weeks vacation with
relatives
Miss Mary Belle Davis, who has been
sp.ud.ng her vacation a; New Martins
VILE" has resumed hrr duties at the
St'rrl store.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Retzier OF North
Wh"r,!ng hnv" returned from several
DAYS snJ"uru AT buckeye Lake.
William W. Reed. OF Cashmere. Wa Sh..
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MS@% 81
WEEK FULL OF GAYETY
FOR THE YOUNGER SET
Friday RvSntrs's Dance at Country
Club WIN b Preceded BY Number
Of DinnAr Parties
visitors In The City TO Be Honored Al
Various Social Affairs During
TnO week

This week will be tUU * soc'H.
gave,ies for the Younger set. On Fiji
tav evening Miss Ellen Wilson VIII en-
-er,ain a, dinner at the Country QUO
n honor % Miss Sarah Hayden. or PM
sdelphIa who IS the quest OF Miss A''Se
Spe!dcl. 4, Echo Point. and NesSFs'
Tom md John sweeney. q: NashiaEt"n'
j. {. who are visit'HS relatives h"F"
Tho young people viii spend thu later
Ac,.rs OF the evening a. the dance wht'n
NIL be given by tho players g.; N" !"-
CaI Soit association for the OUT or town
PLAYERS.
Ma Frances Woods Will entertain
4, ssw fr.euIs At bridge at her home II
EoodsdaIe Saturday afternoon. F""
fables VIII be played and the games
~il concll1ie with the serving OK Yea
on Saturday cverlns Mss A'''e
S-s;del Will be hostess 20 Hrour OF
friends At dinner. compltmenting MISS
ITavG,r. and Miss Mary johnson. OF
T.eayeuwOr;h. Kansas. VIII" ~ tue gu"St
n, Miss Gcneyteve Norton IN hgn!'n"
T,arx. covers will be lad Co.. twenty.
Miss Virginia Sweeney '..$ s"N'i'"
= number - ,runE pc"i,r E" y" h'F
,.rest. A, A dinner IL: he N".r"2" Inn
=, I.;ovds,ii, rex. MoHdH' "'"N'nS'
The AFFAIR = ARRANGED ~ honor ~ MISS
;I.y-len and Mss Sweeney Cousins.
Tom and John Sweeney. ~ NaHh'nston'
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Informal Dance

Misses Mary and Genev!ev" Norton
v.rn hn-,.sses II; an informal dance az
their home n Highland Park yesterday
evening IA honor .: their house SUc~'
Mss Ma-v johnson. II lAtr"Nw"rt"
Kansas The cues, rs; Included ahou.
twenty members OF the younger set. nj
dancing w. enjoyed Until eleven w&eA
a buTe, supper was served.
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M1. Rogers Hostess

Mrs. Earle Rogers VIII enter :" II az
her homo on the Island nus tN'''"h
In honor OF Miss p"ru'hN H""is' a hr'",,
Soc. q, The month. IT, "Nc!'ur VII
be spent az varied niorhII' P"'H"'
AN! q delicious luncheon W. DE gel N''
ia,s hour Tho guest 1T w.! ia
60. t,w i,.in,a.. friends %: tho
hostess aud honor guest.
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MIA. Swesney Hostess

Miss lat:.e sweeney Wi" entertain
=. dinner Il. tue country club Friday
evening. = honor 90 her guests. MI ana
Ms = = Sweeney. OF Washington. u
&. Mr and Mrs. sweeney motored nero
tho latter par, o, last week from th';r
summer home a, NamQu.''. Mass. an"
u, -.raa!r for the neat ten days
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e.A-a... E,snt,.th birthday

Mrs Mary Tha!ula VAS hostess :" "
Family dinner PARTY az her ""N'
North Wheeling ON -" '''''"~
r,hn- ply. ~ vc,,hIN:Ivu ~ her
,,.,,,,.tb birthday. A number ~ r",a'
.iT.s sn.rt the day With Mrs Th9.w'2
,rl ,h,. CUES, list Il; dinner 'a'iud"'
ci,,v Tho ,ah,r VAS a:rrac:Nc,E deco
-o.ed for the affair with larE" i"""
birthday cake adorned WIN "'shF
card,es forming the ""u'crr.r'".
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mz. Connors Hostess

Mrs. NJ. G.. COnn"rS MAS H"~'"~N =, :"
dinner parry 4. h"- HON" n MEI"S
Ferry Sunday evening" - H"h'r .. N'''
and Mrs. boyd S"AcAH''' - i'.."'EN
wur>e marriage WAS II" even; ~ ''"
cary summer. and MS. N"s;u S'h:amM
Dare and Mr. Frank Lawn. q Hc.!a're,
whose snyagemen: Was =, ,u:!y att
nounced.
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Morasco-CR1g

Miss Gertrude May CI"iH Ani Louis
Alfred Mor~sco. both - hc'r'S", W''s
married Saturday afternoon II; "I'"cN
IN ,ne parsonage O; tAe FIRST u. /"
church ~ BeUaire. Krv. J. Il. or.n
nt;ic.,.:cd and Tho ceremony was Wiz
messed !. friends and relatives 81 Inc
bride an! groom.
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home q The brides parents. Later n
IN" day Mr.. tnomh+ "Hd ms HE'H" WIZ
DEPART on an rAstrru Wedding t''p
After SsI,rn!@"r IL thu, ". y" az
home - ,;,cir trends IN IT,. S""'A ) de.
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Rogers l. Stephan. S,''"'N';'.-'
T. ke-n"r ,'',Sh->Irg: T.. .. NJ -
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Stamru

, Jos. :. VI N.vh,., ~. Attorney CAY
r.son. o: Waynesburc IA. Yesterday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
YARDMASTER RESCUED
FROM IN FRONT OF TRAIN

TBy Evening News STAN Correspondence
TOTTENVILLE, March ST. a.
Holden, yardmaster at the St.
George terminal of the Staten Island
Rapid Transit, saved a mar from
being ground to death when he res
cued him from in front of an APP
preaching train on the north shore
division about 2:40 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The man, about fifty
years old. was walking head down
toward the approaching passenger
train coming into the terminal when
Holden espied him. He called to
the man but he paid no attention to
his call. Holden rau across two
tracks and grabbing the man by the
waist pushed him from in front of
the train as it whizzed by. He held
the mar against the stone wall until
the train went by and when he re-
covered himself for what he had
done, he found the only damage
done was that he had broken his
watch.
Conductor Charles Ryan and
Brakeman Frank Schult. both of
Tottenville, who witnessed the act
OF Holden, turned their heads when
they saw Holden make the dash, as
they expected TO see both killed by
tbs train. The man, whose name
was not secured, was ousted from
the railroad yard and sent out on
the street. What he was doing there
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
METUCHEN

The free lecture on Canada al
the high school Friday night, was
interesting and instructive, but very
poorly attended, owing. perhaps, To
the several other entertainments IN
the borough that evening.
The meeting of the NJ. A. G. was
held last night in the Washington
Hose House to arrange for the COM
ing baseball season.
The funeral of the late Mrs.
Jacques were held Monday after
noon. Mrs. jacques leaves n daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roberts.
Miss Winifred Ayers has returned
from New York City where she has
been a guest for several weeks of
Mrs. johnson.
Three young people united with
the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. The motion picture ma
chine has been installed in the
church and when the new screen
arrives, will be already for opera
ton.
Mrs. Frank Thompson has re-
turned from Bloomfield where she
has been a guest of Mrs. knight, a
former resident of the borough.
The Saturday Evening Club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. DEWITT Price Of
Hilislde avenue. Prizes were won by
mrs. Bon Lilson and Charles Prick
ett and a supper was served.
served.
The Music Study Club met yester-
day afternoon with Miss Winifred
Ayers.
The Quiet Hour Club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Wheeler Clark.
Mrs. L. A. Baker will talk to the
women of Metuchen at the Club
House Friday afternoon on Red
Cross work.
The Fugel-Hummer Post, No. So,
American Legion, has secured the Of
fetal U. S. Signal Corps moving pic
ture of the battles of Chateau Thier-
ry. st. Mihiel and the Argonne which
will be shown at the Metuchen Thea
tire three times Friday. FLASHES of
Action is the title of the picture.
There will be a matinee at $3.50 o.
clock and two performances at night
between Z and IL o'clock. Legion
members have tickets which they are
disposing of. the proceeds TO be used
for the legion's building fund. These
pictures are recognized as the most
authentic. showing the American SOL
diers in action in three of the major
engagements.
$. Schwartz. a butcher on Main
street. has been troubled to such an
extent with water in his cellar that
he has installed an electric pump.
The water has risen to such a height
recently that the fire box of his fur
mace has been covered, making it
impossible to have a fire in it. Other
Main street storekeepers are COM
planning ove the lack of a sewer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
GOOD TOPICS
At PH|LEMONS
Interesting Papers on Topics
of the Day Heard at Meet
ing of Society Yesterday.

TBy Evening News STAFF Correspondentl
1OTTENNILLE, March S.-Cur-
mi Events, was the subject of the
meeting Of the Philemon Literary
and Historical Society held yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
NJ. c. Quimby, Arthur Kill road. The
meeting was largely attended by
members of the society. Mrs. Walter
Beers was chairman of the meeting
and the several papers presented all
touched on the timely topics of the
day, including the Inauguration of
President Harding, that occurred at
Washington, Friday of last week, and
the invasion of the allied forces into
Germany, at the present time if that
country fails to meet with the obli-
cations of the allied nations for her
debt in the recent world war. Miss
Elsa T.. Evans, president of the So
ciety, opened the meeting and an
nounced the program for the day
Mrs. Beers read a paper of inter-
est on the current events of the day
and she was followed by the paper
of Mrs. Charles p. Cole, which was
read by Miss Anna VanName. Mrs.
Henry Lund read the paper of Miss
Laura 3. Yetman, which touched on
the Inauguration of President a
ding and also told OF his cabinet
which was sworn into Office follow
ing the taking of the oath of office
by the new President. The musical
part of the program for the day in
Guided 2 piano solo by Mrs. Lund.
There also was victrola music fur
nished during the afternoon. The
annual luncheon of the society
which closes the seasons work will
be held this year on Saturday. April
20, according to present plans. This
was briefly discussed at the meeting
but no action taken. Mrs. Fannie
Lewis is chairman of the luncheon
COMMITTEES. The March guest day
of the society will be held at the
school auditorium. Monday. March
81. and an interesting program is
being arranged for that time.
The next meeting of the society
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Carrie l. Cole, of 1924 Arthur Kill
road, Monday afternoon, April IA.
The program at that time viii in
clude papers on American Ideals
and citizenship" by Mrs. N. j. Lowe;
american Traits" by Mrs. Arthur
Locke, and what Women's Organ
izations Can Do" by Mrs. Henry Al
bro. The music will be by Mrs. Will
lam II. David and Mrs. Martin
Fisher.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
PUBLIC OPINION
AUTO NUISANCE


EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
When are the long suffering. COM
placent people of Perth Amboy go
ing to be relieved from the terrible
nerve racketing of the bus, and au-
tomobile nuisance, using the city
streets?
IL there ever was a nuisance 1t is
the bus of today; many of them
driven by young men who have no
thought, or care, for the considera-
ton of others. They keep the
screech horn going from one end of
the block to the other.
The buses are unsanitary, top
heavy and dangerous. They should
be ventilated and have lights.
Ex-chief Burke did stop for a
time the automobile noise, but like
all good things did not last long.
With the opening of the auto
season at hand some action should
be taken by the city authorities to
give some relief along these lines as
other places have done.
The bus nuisance is from 6 A. NJ.
to IL p. NJ. and they should be made
to use auto horns and only when
necessary, not to salute each other
when passing or to attract attention
between crossings. Must we wait
for commission government for re-
lief? CITIZEN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
T0TTENVILLE

Madame Abbie Clarkson Totten
was at the Apollo theatre last night
TO see Lionel Barrymore and Julia
Arthur in Macbeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Price were
visitors here with his parents on
Sunday.
Mrs. John NJ. Sleight is recovering
from a recent illness.
Mrs. Frank Fid1er has returned
to West Haverstraw after visiting
her daughter.
Patrolman Bernard Mensing IS
back to duty after being on sick
leave.
Patrolman Patrick Noonan re-
ported sick yesterday and is con-
fined to his home at New Dorp.
A meeting of the Tottenville
Radio Club will be held at the home
of Charles Parker tonight.
A meeting of the Women's For
eign Missionary Society of st. Paul's
church will be held at the home of
Mrs. Walter Hagerty. zig Main
street. tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The lesson from the Bible
and missions will be conducted by
Mrs. $. Temple.
Sealed bids will be opened for the
construction of a new water main
to supply the South Beach section
tomorrow at the municipal building.
Manhattan.
Bentley Lodge No. $40. Odd Fell
lows, held a regular session last
night at Odd Fellows hall.
The ball committee of the Staten
Island knights of Columbus will
meet with Tottenville Council in
Arthur Kill road tonight for the
purpose of arranging for the charity
ball at Sacred Heart hall. West New
Brighton, April l..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
SUSPENDED SENTENCE
ON ONE; ANOTHER HELD

TBy Evening News staff Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, March S-Mag-
istrate Croak in the first district
court yesterday held Lee d. Rice,
thirty-eight years old. $685. Amboy
road. Richmond Valley. for trial in
the court of special sessions on a
charge of assault. Rice with Reub-
en- Daggett, thirty-seven ear old,
of 6710 Amboy road, Richmond VAL
ley, and Steve LoVasz, f~orty-four
years old. of 5,O92 Arthur XIII road,
T~ottenville, were arrested Sunday
afternoon in front of the l~atter's
place. The two latter were also
found guilty but escaped with a
fispended sentence. Daggett was
charged with intoxication as wa
Lovasz. All were fighting when
placed under arrest by Police Cap
tain Peabody. of the Sixtieth pre-
einct station. Patrolman Moran took
them to the Sixty-ffth precinct sta
ton, but all were released on bail
being furnished later in the after
noon. Rice is out on bail for his
appearance in special sessions. He
is charged with striking Lovasz.
causing a l%aceration of the right
eye. Lovasz had s562 when arrest
ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
AIDING THE NEEDY
hi EVENING NEWS:

EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
l wish to thank the Woman's
Club at Fords for their cooperation
in aiding the poor and unemployed
at Fords and K~easbey. Recently /
have made several appeals for help
and they have responded promptly
and generously in every instance.
Special credit is due to Mrs. Wesley
Liddle whose untiring efforts has
brought happiness to these poor
families. Mrs. Liddle has obtained
employment for some of the fathers
of these families and has gone to
their homes and taken them in her
automobile to the work.
This is a splendid work and these
ladies should receive the support
and encouragement OF the COM
munity.
We are also indebted to Mr. Hoy
for his kindness. Thanking you,
| am sincerely yours,
ROSE A. NASH,
District Nurse.
217 Main street, Woodbridge, n. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
SOUTH AMb0Y
ACTS ON BRIDGE
State Highway Commission
Urges Action With the Jer-
sey Central Trolley Co.
rRy Evening News correspondent.l

TBy Evening News Correspondent
SOUTH AMBOY, March S.-Nego-
tiations are still under way between
the Chamber of Commerce and the
! state Highway Commission for the
placing of trolley tracks on the new
state bridge across the Raritan river
between this city and Perth Amboy.
Although nothing definite as to
whether or not the tracks will be
put down has been forthcoming, a
communication received by the
Chamber of Commerce from the
highway commission gives room for
further negotiations in the matter,
and shows that the commission Is
giving serious consideration to the
placing of the tracks on the new
structure.
The communication requests that
the Chamber of Commerce take the
matter up with the Jersey Central
Traction company in order to ascer-
tain IL possible. IL they will arrange
to pay for the additional cost of the
Gated thereon.
1t has been pointed out by the
Traction company. that their finances
are in such condition just at the
time, 1t is impossible to aid in the
cost of erecting the bridge. but h
fact that the state must keep the
old bridge in repair so hat cars
can operate on it for some time to
come, lends the impression to the
people of this city that rather than
do this, the highway commission will
find some way to place the tracks
on the new structure and that the
present negotiations between the
Chamber of Commerce here. the
Traction company and the highway
commission is only the first step to-
wards an understanding in the mat
ter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Stanley. of
Brooklyn. spent the week end at
Prince Bay Little Farms with rel
atives.
Williamm G. Davien came up
from Farmingdale. n. J., for a few
days visit with his daughter, Mrs.
c. A. Shea.
tenville yesterday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Poole. OF
Great Kills, were at the Inaugural
ton at Washington last week
William Hendrickson. of Jersey
City. was a visitor in town yester-
day.
a meeting of the Sunday school
board of st. Marks church will be
held tonight at the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
Julius Morasski

[By Evening News staff Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, March S-Julius
Morasski, an old resident Of Kreis-
cherville, died at II o'clock yester-
day morning at his home in Andro-
vette street. that place. Funeral
services will be held Thursday after
noon at > o'clock from his late resi-
dence. Rev. DIR. Jacob Ganss. pas
tor of St. Peters church, Kreischer-
vile, will oficiate. Interment will
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