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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
OBITUARY
Emma Prcntice King.

Emma Prentice King, a former
principal of public school No. 1, died
at Summit, n. j., on Monday. She
was the widow of the late John
King, who died about two years ago.
She was principal of public school
No. / about forty years age when
that school was the only one in the
city. The funeral services, which
will be private will be conducted by
Rev. Frederick Neidermeyer tomor-
row afternoon. The interment will
follow in the Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
sokoIinski-C hristensen

Miss Jennie Christensen, formerly
of this city and now of T%ottenville
and John J.. Sokolinski. of this city.
were united in marriage by the Rev.
William Z. Cantwell. at 1890 o5cloek
this morning, in the rectory of st.
Mary's church. The bride wore
white brocaded satin and her at
tendant. Miss Meta Christensen. her
sister. % blue eharmeuse and silk
net with hat TO match. Leo Fl. Sc
gee, was the best man. After a hon
eynioon to Washington. ID. c.. Mr.
and Mrs. Sokolinski will reside in
Brooklyn where Mr.. Sokolinski is
employed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
pass Bar Examinations

TRENTON, Nov. 30-Joseph II.
Deegan. of Perth Amboy, passed
the November bar examination for
counsellor, according to announce
trent here today. Leon McElroy
of Woodbridge, was successful in
test held for attorney at law. 9th
crs who passed the bar examina-
tion were: Edward A. Bovine, of
South River: Philip NJ. Brennan,
Louis l.. Hendler and Joseph Il.
Morrison of New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
Ereebo,ders tn Get R,ds

NEW BRUNSWICK, NOV. Jul
The board of freeholders will hold
a weekly session tomorrow after
noon. 1t is expected that bids for
the SAT. 000 new bridge improvement
bonds will be received at this time,
and County Treasurer f. William
Hilker anticipates heavy and spirit
ed bidding due to the attractiveness
of these bonds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
WIRE NEWS

; NEW YORK, INV. 30-An-
nouncement was made today by the
Board of Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal church of the election of
Rev. DIR. Titus Lowe of Omaha as
corresponding secretary of the
Board of Foreign Missions to sue
coed S. Earl Taylor, who resigned
August l, because of failing health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30

Arrangements have been made for
a social and dance under the aus
pieces of Violet Rebekah Lodge No.
Sc, Odd Fellows, to be held Friday
night. Good music will be in at
tendance and the public is invited.
Refreshments will be served.
A business meeting of the Chris
tan Endeavor Society of the First
Presbyterian church will be held at
the chapel tomorrow commencing at
s o'clock. Business of importance
Is scheduled to come up for action.
The st. Martin italian Social Club
was organized at a meeting held at
273 New Brunswick avenue last
night. This club is composed entire
ly of men who were born in Settin-
giano. Italy. and a majority of whom
served in the recent world war. Be-
fore the end of the present year 1t
is expected that this club will have
n membership of about one hundred.
The following officers were elected
last night: President, Ralph Notaro;
vice president, George B~adolato;
financial secretary, Philip Russo: re-
cording secretary, Almond Notaro;
treasurer, Binilli Paone; trustees,
Louis Nelina, Joe Artury and Tony
Motto. and sergeant-at-arms, Frank
F%elicetta. The next meeting will be
held a week from tonight, and a
social time is being planned.
Congressman T. Frank Appleby,
of Asbury Park, was a local visitor
yesterday. He was also an interest
ed spectator at the Wester-Galvin
recount in New Brunswick.
Progress is being made in the
erection of the three-story building
at the southeast corner of Smith
street and Madison avenue The
structural steel work has been COM
pleted and the carpenters are now
at work, the floor beams and floor
ing having been put in on the first
and second floors. Work is now be-
ing done on the third floor. The
Maple Realty Company is having
the building erected. Upon compile
ton it will be occupied by stores
and Offices.
There was a christening party at
city hall this morning. You see
Perth Amboy had a little SUI today,
according TO City Clerk Arthur
Graham.
Any one desiring to bring Christ
mas cheer to chronic invalids who
are members of the Shut-in Society
may obtain from the president of the
New Jersey branch, Miss jeanette
Brouwer, 1874 Fairview avenue,
Rutherford, the name of those by
whom Christmas cards or small gifts
will be especially appreciated. 1t Is
asked that the number of names de-
sired be specified and hoped that this
appeal will be generously respond
ed to. The work of bringing cheer
to the "shut-ins' Is carried on en-
tirely by voluntary contributions and
volunteer workers.
Troop 2. Boy Scouts of America
formed new patrols and elected new
officers at a meeting held last night.
A contest has been started among
the patrols which will prove a fea-
ture of great interest to the troop.
The next meeting will be held Tues
day. December 6.
The Raritan Copper Works today
sent in a check for SASS to the Red
Cross roll call through Nat w.
Pierce. Rev. r. V. Merchersky %
st. Speridon Russian Othadox
church contributed for his congre-
cation, $20.75, and Mrs. Fenby
Scott turned in $24 from district 9
of the district canvass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O-Pend-
ing a full investigation of the al
legged shooting of Otto Landrecht
by NJ. NJ. Hanson, marine mail
guard, Secretary DENLY will refuse
to urn the marine over to WisconA
sin state courts for trial, it was said
today at the navy department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
To Meet with Mrs. Ellie

The Ladies' Aid Society of St.
Pauls church will meet at the home
of Mrs. John Ellie. 394 East avenue,
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30

The Raritan Copper Works today
SEN in a check for SASS to the Red
Cross roll call through Nat w.
Pierce. Rev. r. V. Merchersky %
st. Speridon Russian Othadox
church contributed for his congre-
CATION, Spots, and Mrs. Fenby
Scott turned in $24 from district 9
of the district v
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30

Troop 2. Boy Scouts of America
formed new patrols and elected new
officers at a meeting held last night
A contest has been started among
the patrols which will prove a fea-
ture of great interest to the troop,
The next meeting will be held Tues
day. December 6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30

There was a christening party at
city hall this morning. You see
Perth Amboy had a little sun today,
according TO City Clerk Arthur
Graham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
CAMDEN NEWS.

Camden. Dec. 6.--Mr and Mrs.
II. Hanson Howell entertained in honor
of Mr.and Mrs Harry Nandcn of Ridley
Park, Pa. and MIR. and Mrs. Levi
Sterncr of Scranton, Pa, few evenings
ago at their home near town, the hostess
serving q supper to her guests after
the evening of bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Cooper, accom-.
panied by their son, Eze kicl 4th, mo-
tored here from their home near VII
mington for n weekend visit with Mr.
Coopcr's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Edgar Wetzcl oI
Wyoming gave a bridge party o few
evenings ago in honor of MIR. and Mrs
Hanson Howell.
Mrs. Davis of Washington, d. G.
is spending some time here with hel
sister. Mrs. Harvey Marvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Edgar Cox with then
daughter, Miss Margaret, were guests
over Sunday Of MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Morris of near Dover.
The Fruitland Grange reception tC
members and friends, last week, was one
of the social successes of the season
there being a large attendance at Grang'
Hall
The sum announced from the recen
Christmas sale at the Round Table klul
House, of which the ladies OF the MIS-
sionary Society were patronesses, is 500
One of the most brilliant affairs OF TIL
season was the luncheon, on FRIDAY glyel
by the women of the Round Table CiuE
of Camden and Wyoming at thel
club house, their guests of honor BENZ
the presidents of all the Women's Club
| of Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06

In tho Kitchen OF the church, tho pro-
cccds OF which will be for tho As
ISOLATED Home Charities. Tho bake on
Saturday, which was held at the Tobin
meat market for the ssme cause. net
ted $l2.
The members Of the First Baptist
Church will hold their Christmas en-
tertaiument and anniversary on Mon
day evening January l6.
The members of the st. AIMS Guild
OF Emmanuel Church last evening held
and Mrs. Joseph II. carp were guests
of honor.
Last evening tho attendance at the
entertainment held In the Methodist
Sunday school rooms by the members
was large. Tho sum OF s25 was
OF the Harc's Corner Farmers Club,
cleared. which was turned over TO
the Ladies' Aid Society of tho church
The members of the School Board
will meet on Wednesday evening IN
the Office OF Superintendent Henry T.
Snavely at 3 o'clock.
The New Castle Athletic Associa
ton basketball team on "Wednesday
evening VIII play tho Brownson Acad-
emy team at Wilmington.
| Samuel McKnitt of East Third
street on Saturday killed three hogs
! which were seven months old. The
average weight was ESQ pounds each
! Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Pinder
/ who have been spending several days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06

Efforts will be made TO establish n
branch In this city. Tho following
persons wero appointed financc COM
mittee: Mrs. James r. Eliason. Jr..
chairman: Mrs. H. r. Ellason. Miss
erts. Mrs. j. Ralph Watts. Mrs. John
7. Stoops, Miss Elizabeth Tybout. Miss
Mary Shaw, Miss Helen Davidson,
Miss Elsie Black, Mrs Horace l..
Deasyne, Mrs. Mary McCauloy. Mrs.
NJ. Il. Phillips and Mrs. Alexander IL.
Goudiss
Arrangements are being made by
the members OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church for their Christmas enter
tainment, which will take place on
Tuesday evening December 81. The
cantata santa Claus" will be given.
This evening City Council and the
Trustees OF the Commons Will meet in
monthly session. The third reading
OF the bus ordinance viii be given and
a vote will doubtless be taken on II.
Tho members Of the Junior class OF
the High School yesterday received
| class rings.
The meeting OF the members OF the
] W. G. n. Il. OF the Methodist Episco-
! pal Church, which was scheduled to
meet tomorrow afternoon az the home
Of Mrs. Sara htltlnson has been post
poned on account OF the illness Of Mrs
Atkinson.
! The members OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church are making arrange.
| ments to hold soup sale on FRIDAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
Kpyr sn. o. 4. 4. ".
Large Class Initiated into The loon-
Ell ut Camden.

Jhe Jr. o. II. A. NJ OF Kent county
held large class initiation ~ Cane
den Saturday evening, when 7j can9i-
datas we're inflated Dg the dogrce
team of that council. which Is headed
hy Captain Jones and state Vice
Councillor Kinney. More than 800
members and all the STATE officers were
present. After the initiation. q lsree
class received tho Oriental Degree
Clayton council had a class of 20 pree-
ont During the past month this coun-
Gil has increased its membership from
30 70 81.
Among The officers that attended
the initiation from Wilmington wore
Past state Councillor Howard Cauik
Past State Councillor -. T.. Will.
State Secretary Frank slegrist, Part
( Councillors Hansen and Jones of the
Be1eficiai Degree Vice Councillor IfII
I Of Eureka Council. Past Councillor W.
7 W. butcher Of DlliRent Council.
Z Addresses concerning the order wcrs
made by Fast Councillors Caulk
and Riggin, state Councillor Tar.
state yics Councillor Kinney, Pat
State Councillor ID. r. willis. Aner
and Hansen. Councillor Jones Of Can
+ den Council. and ". W. Dutchcr ~,
I Diiigent Council. There win be large
class initiated in Harrington the laet
o. this month, end ore IN laurel In
January.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
NEWS oy STAFFORD.

hDaiurd. bee. q. G.-Captain Parker 4.
kuowlion, master of the American
steamship ,Musthrook, which recently
arrived from Germany. bringing a
Vntau ~ Christmas toys ana other
thinss, now dockcd IN New York. Is
spending several DAYS with his family
here before starting another voyage.
Mr. ANA Mrs. y. Urconahaum are at
Atlantic city \, d. for an indefinite
tlaV,
Tho lRdics of ST. Johns NJ =.
church CLEARED Sia0 az their supper
snd haraar held in the church base
meni Friday cVcniuE,
NJ aud Mrs. liarland Huston of
nlldsoion, y. J were guests over the
Weekend ~ M. and Mrs. e. J. West
MI and Mrs. Gcorgc Weaver OF
Wilmington visited his parents, Mr..
uud Mrs. W e.. Weaver Sr. sunday
Nr and Mrs. Joseph Jackson. of
Wilmington, spent the past week END
with hlf father John jackson, in
iliAdrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Organization OF More Parent
Teacher Associations
IN the State.
HAD FINE CUNNING SPORT

~, M rvsty Evenings CORRESPONDENTS.
seafuid pcc. D. Harry A. Phillips
and Theodore ilatton have returned
from cunning trip IN Kent county,
vhc,o 'hcy wcrr guests of friends.
They tcck with them Phillips prize
rabbit hound, Fanny. and the dog
,amc homo with nying colors. She
WAS pittcd against the class of rabbit
dops of the county and more than
hold her own with an OF them.
Tho boys report a fino hunt with
their kcnt county friends and hope 60
hc able 90 enjoy another one before
the tcaHun closes.
Nn unusual occurrence happened
during the hunt. when James Mon
tpnsuo ot smyrna killed two rabbits
which eot up simultaneously within q
tow feet OF each other. lie knocked
down ono 81 the rabbits with one bar
rel aud the other one with tho sec
und harrcl being compelled To nr,
a. quick Huccussion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
All Interested in Educ alton In
vited to Visit the Schools
This Week.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Dec. 6.--At the sug-
gestion of Federal and state au-
thorities, this week has been desig-
mated as 'visit Your School Week"
and accordingly superintendent Henry
r.. Snavely cordially invites parents
and guardians of public school chill
dren and other citizens interested In
public education to visit the schools
this week. No effort will be made TO
do special work, only the routine ac-
tivities of the schools Will be carried
on and visitors will therefore have dx-
cellent opportunity to get first hand In
formatio Of nature and quality OF
work that Is being done. Constructive
criticism will be appreciated.
Last evening n large number OF
persons were present at the meeting
held at the Century Club by Miss
Mabel Kral, secretary of the Della
ware state Y. w. G.. A. movement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Dec. 6.-Miss Mary
Lizear was gwen a surprise party, last
evening. at her home on Clinton street.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Barger. Mrs. Josephine Rowe, Miss
Gertrude Husielt, Mrs. Joseph Nelson
and Charles Husfelt, all of Delaware
City; Jack Terrell and Earl Smith of
Chester, Pa, Josephine Farmer and
Margaret Newman of Wilmington;
Ward Baker, Miss Eva Roberts and
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Berger of Chesa-
peake City, Md
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Wide are being
congratulated upon the birth of fine
baby girl.
a dance viii be held in Delaware
Trust hall at 81. Georges, Saturday
evening, under the direction of +. II.
Wolfe.
Jacob and Benjamin Fadden are Ill
at their home on Clinton street.
I Rev. George Casper, ID. D., of Phila-
delphia is here visiting his daughter
Mrs William y. Jester.
Edgar Williams, who recently returned
from South America, IS visiting his
brother, Major G. J.. Williams, at Fort
du Pont.
Hon. John '. Higgins, who was taken
10 the Delaware Hospital several DAYS,
ago is improving and will be brought
TO his home here soon.
! Edward Clark is i'll at his home on
Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Clark and Harvey
Yates and daughter Miss Marion, Of
Wilmington. spent the weekend at the
Clark bungalow on the {. & ID. canal,
near st. Georges.
Harry Walt OF New York City is here
visiting his sister, Mr.. Harry c. Nickle
Alice, the year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Neff, is IL at their home
on Clinton street.
The launches Gladys, owned by Walter
Scott, and Mabel, owned by Phillip
Armstrong, have been drydocked foI
the winter.
Russell Bender Of Port Penn. and Miss
Evelyn Crouch OF Odessa were married
in Wilmington by Rev. Mr.. Broadway
at the Madeley NJ. +. Parsonage last
Thursday. After a wedding tour they
win reside with the brides parents, Mr.
and Nlfs George Crouch, at Odessa.
Miss May Cats is visiting her sister
Mr.. Leon Nining, nj Salem, y. j.
Joseph Bennett, who has been III al
his home IN Port Penn for the past thret
weeks, Is improving.
On account of the illness of Miss Ma,
learsley the teacher, there was NJ
school at Port Penn yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
ELSMERE NOTES.

Elsmere, Dec. 6.--Miss Alice Banta
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Claude Banta
of Oak Grove had an operation per-
formed Saturday, her tonsils and ado
noids being removed. She is getting
along favorably.
Rev. Thomas Kerr was pastor at the
evening service of Elsmere Presbyterian
Church, Sunday. After the service a
meeting of the congregation was held
and pastoral call extended TO the Rev.
Irwin Wagner of Reading, Pa:
Frederick Curtis, from Chill, South
America, is visiting his brother, Herbert
Curtis of Brack Ex.
Ground has been broken for parson-
age of Brack Elk NJ. f. Church and the
work is we'll under way. Rev. ii. High
Adams lifted the first shovelfull of dirt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
LOWER LIGHT RATES.

Dover, Zee. s.-rhc aldcrman's re-
iort % city Council last nisht. showed
nine arrests Cor violations 81 towns
ordinances with check lor fines coll
locicd amounting 90 s3e. Committee
reports we're received and illcd.
because of tho installation OF the
new equipment 40 the water and light
plant which win materially reduce
operating expenses. the price % elec-
tfie current was orucrcd % be reduced
tfom % to 10 cents pcr kilowatt. II
was stated that the town was saving
under the new equipment az the plant
nt least SO per day IN coal. The
minimum rate of $3.50 was iNft. also
the slilne scale for pricc of motors.
n was alan agreed that the street
uEhts should remain on all night
\ report from the secretary of the
Hoard uf Health showed tho town =
water supply 10 be- OF excellent quality
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06


as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Pindcr
OF Price, Md, returned home yestcr-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wicr are rccclv-
ing congratulations upon the birth of
a son.
Charles Bclville, Jr., is confined tc
his home with illness.
Mrs. Sara Atkins. nged 81 years. Of
East Third street is confined 90 her
home, seriously III.
Stationery for Christmas gifts The
kind with quality. 25c 20 81. r.. Chai-
icngcr Il Son, Prescription Pharm-
acist.4Ady.
Santog Almond Cream. Makes
rough skin smooth as velvet, soc q
bottle r. Challenger & Son. Perscrlp-
tion Pharmncist.--Adv
victrolas and Records - Bridge
water--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
Severe Dynamite Test.

A ditch blasting test in snow and
ice of the new non-freezing straight
dynamite manufactured by the do
Pont Co. was made during the Last
few days of November, near Wausau-
kee, Wisconsin. The ditch was blasted
by the propagated method and the dy-
nanlite was loaded through eight
inches of snow and about one-half
inch of ice in wet soil. the tempera
ture Of which was 30 degrees Fahren-
heit at the point of the load. More
over the dynamite used had been ex-
posed in storage TO freezing tempera-
lures for several weeks. The results
were perfect in every respect.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
TO RAISE BOOK FUND.

Camden, Dee. 6.-The Parent-Tea
er Association of the Caesar Rodney
School, at its last meeting, conceived a
MOTEL plan to raise money Tor the
book fund of the school.
Mrs. Maude Smith, president OF the
association, has given each member sci
of bags for distribution in the community
itv with the request that each person
receiving bag will at least put penny
in for every letter in her or his name and
as many more MS generosity prompts
the bags to be returned Mt future meet
ing of the association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06

who conducts q large canning factory at
Blanchard station, was out in his auto
mobile, Sunday, when it turned over at
the end Of the Bridgcvilc,G Greenwood
State road. Mr.. Wright was driving at a
moderate rate. and reaching the end OF
the road, sooner than he expected rs
there are no Indications that the stone
road ends, and the dirt road being IN
bad condition. the ear was turned over,
pinning MIR. Wright underneath.
When found he was in an unconscious
condition and badly cut and bruised.
He was taken to the home of his sister
in-law. Mrs. Sherman Todd, where his
wounds were attended TO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
DELAWARE GRANGE.
Elects Officers for the Year and
Prepares to Present Pleas
ing Playlets.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newport, Dec. 6.LDelaware Grange.
at Newport, met last evening in
Grange Hall. with a large attendance.
Resolutions were formulated regarding
important subjects and f. c. Snyder.
master of the Grange, will discuss
those subjects at the meeting of Della
ware State Grange TO be held at Dover,
on December 13. IA and 10.
Members of the Hare's Corner Farm
ers Club will present two playlets at
the Grange Hall on next Monday
evening, under the auspices of the
Grange.
One OF the playlets is entitled How
the Story Grew" and the persons
taking part are Miss Nellie Appleby,
Mrs. Hudson Walker, Mrs. Charles
Appleby, Mrs. Clarence Craig, Mrs.
John Lester. Mrs. William Mccoy,
Mrs. Thomas Appleby and Mrs. MaXey
Bland. The other playlet is entitled
Aunt Susan Jones' and parts will-be
acted by Mrs. William Mccoy, Mrs
Clarence Craig, Miss Mary Biggs
Miss Alice Clark and Thomas Appleby.
The annual election of officers was
held and the following were elected
for the ensuing year: Worthy master
Frederick c. Snyder; overseer, George
L. Snyder; lecturer. Mrs. Elmira y
Strong; steward, John c. Strong; as
sistant steward, j.. Harper Webb
chaplain. Mrs. Sarah Gregg; treasurer
Robert p. Robinson; secretary, Miss
Emma s. Maclary; gatekeeper, Mrs
Elizabeth Hilyard; Ceres, Mrs. Flora
Webb: Pomona, Miss Rebecca Mac
larry; Flora. Mrs. Edna B. Craig; lady
assistant steward, Mrs. Alice Slack
musical directras. Mrs. Margaret i
Robinson; executive committee. Rob
ert p. Robinson, William II. MCCOY
and Miss Irene +. Gregg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
tOR SCHOOL WORN.

ssaford. Dee. g. Monday evening,
December is, an organization meeting
for r. Parent Teacher Association will
ho held ih the high school assembly
room, Mrs Ella c. Emery has been
vhuson president of the local organi-
Halion, Mrs. cioavcr. president OF the
Delaware Parent Teachers Associa-
tion ~ expected to make an address
All parents an this section have been
invited Ga bo present at the initial
meeting.
Win the help ~ Mrs. Clcaver and
thr parents aud teachers, Mrs. Emery
feels satisfied that working parent
teachers association win be inaugu-
rated here at Monday nights meeting