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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
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mica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
ultima. HORA
La rata do Gaaynabo do reaccion
positira.

FL examen hecho por el laboratoric
a la rata procedente del pueblo de
Guaynabo, segdn fuimos informados
en- la oficina de sanidad, hoy las
doce del dfa, ha dado reacci6n posi-
tiva: esta infectada.
A las doce ' media del dfa ha in.
gresado en- el hospital Cuarentenarlo
el muchacho Fernando Ramirez. de-
IS anos de edad. empleado de la sala
de socorros de Puerta de TERRA. rs.
te enfermo inmediataments ha sido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
UNA FUNCION BENEFICA EN- EEL
CINE PUERTO RICO

Ell viernes 25 del cOrriente con
un programa selectO. Sc llevard efec
to una function en- el Cine Puerto Ri
co. a beneficio de una seiiora viuda,
muy merecedora de que Sc le presto
esa oportuna ayuda.
. Pero no. tOdO sc fla a la solidaridad
sino que sc ha combinadO un buen
programa, como un estreno Y, ademas,
los precios son econ6micos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
NINo ENFERMo

Fl nino Julianito Blanco, esta en-
ferno desde hace algunos dfas en- su
resideneia de "a Parada IS, en- santur-
ce s,se
La asiste e Df. Garcia Cabrera y
Sc encuentra en- franca convalecencia,
d que celebramos mucho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
sENsIBLE FALLECIMIENTo

Esta mafiana las ocho recibi6
cristiana sepultura EN- ell cementerio
de Santurce, La respectable sehora do
ia Isabel Ayals. viuda de Cruz, muy
estimada en- Puerta de TERRA, donde
falIecio aver, vfctima de cruel dolen-
Ella. 4 su entierro asistieron hume
rcsos amigos de la extinta.
Paz sus restos y reciban sus deu.
dos nuestro sentido pesame.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
LISTA DE PASAJEROS QUE Sc ENCUENTRAN HOY
EN- ESTE HOTEL:

Miss A. L. Cox, New York.
Mr.. Fred A. North. New York.
Mr.. w. ]. Hamilton. New York.
Mr.. ii. w. Hamilton, New York.
Mr.. ii. W. Rogers, New York.
Mr.. Al. N. Cain, New York,
Mrs. A. NJ. Gains, New York.
Mr.. Enrique Subirana, New York.
Mr.. ID. r. Mojo, New York.
Mr.. II. s. Dalton, New York.
Mr.. Julio Font, New York.
Mr.. Silvestre Bartolomey, New York
Miss, Clara L. Wockwitz, New York.
Mr.. S. w. Standem, New York.
Mr.. Charles Heismar, New York.
Mr.. NJ. Stegmann, New York.
Mr.. Harry LandOn; New York.
Mrs. Harry Landon; New York.
Mr.. II. C. Walton, New York.
Mr.. C. Massel, New York.
Mr.. E. V. Inser. New York.
Mrs. Z. II. Mill, New York.
Mrs. H. Stewart, New York.
Mr.. ]. O'Brien, New York.
Mr.. John H. Fulton, New York.
Mr.. Harry Huntey, New York.
Mr.. c. H. Naiper, New York.
Mr.. G. Richardson, New York.
Mr.. James c. Spellman, New York.
Miss Mirle Morse, New York.
Mr.. Carl Axzel, New YORK.
Mr.. Paul Doucet, New York.
Mr.. Jack Bedell, New York.
Mr.. Tonic Atkins, New York..
Mr.. H. Il. HusheE New York.
Mr.. Colonel f. L. Winn, New York
Mrs. +. L. Winn, New York.
Miss Catherine Spencer, New York.
Miss Juanita Moore. New York.
Mr.. S. G. Aberell, New York.
Mrs. J. v. Vail, New York.
Mrs. J. S. Bliss, New York.
Mr.. v. l.. Depleaux, New York.
Mr.. Eduardo Sainz, New York.
Mr.. s. Scott, New York.
Mr.. II. Howard, New York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
BANQuETE EN EL PALAcE

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F. s&bado pr6xinio Sc lleyara efec
10 un banquete en el Hotel Palace,
sn Il que Sc reuniran los Alumni de
Penn graduados de Ia Universidad
ae Pennsylvania, que ya efectuaron
nna ahimada reunion en- Ia ofcina del
Dr Garcia Cabrera. Hay animation
para concurrir al banquete.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
AUToMovIL TNcENDIApO

En- Ia carretera cue eondrce &c
Ponce a villalba, el autom6vil Nc.
prop'edad de Vicente Zayas Pi-.
7-rro, guido por el chauffeur Alfre-
,cinn;dt, Sc incend:5, quedenco tc-
t&lmente destruido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
FUE A GUAYNABo

FL director de Sanidad Insular, DR..
Ruiz Soler, fue anoche a Guaynabo,
por haberse informado peligro de in
yasion de la Peste por ratas sospe-
chosas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
con rEL DIR. LOPEZ sIcARDo

N~1 ''AOAAAsOO
FL estado de la sehora de Lastra
Charriez, es satisfactorio, seg1n nos in
foma el DR.. Lopez Sicard6 Sc trata
de un case de Malaria Terciana, per-
fectamente dignosticado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
THE PALACE HOTEL
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.

EdcO de construdO d hoe odos adeanlos
santaros mOdenos TdOs los pso de concrete mosos dde
las cOcnas al Roof Garden NADIA DE MADEIRA TOdas las a
bitaciOnes cuartos de bano privadOs
Seryicio saniario complete nf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23

Mr. s. Leider, New York. /.
Mr.. n. B. Kerr, New York.
Mr. Fred Waiter, New York.
Miss Margaret Seddon, New York.
Mr.. A. p. Near, New York.
Mr. Reynolds Bear, New York.
Mrs. Roswell Miller, New York.
Mrs. j. Edgard, New York.
Mf. III. Robert, New York.
Mr.. E. +. Sonntag, New York.
Miss E. Shorp. New York.
Mr.. G. Rickard, New York.
Mr.. f. Smith, New York.
Mr.. LUIS f. Bonamy, Habana.
Mr.. Ernesto Pnigmoler, Sto. Domingo.
Mr.. Silvestro Bartolomey. Yauco.
Mr.. Federico Llueh, Yauco
Mr.. +. C6rdova, Pnce.
Mr.. Santos Candina, Yabucoa.
Mr.. Eduardo Bosch, Barcelona.
Mr.. Fernando del Toro, Madrid.
srta. Maria del Toro, Madrid. r
Srta. Ana Gutierrez, Madrid.
Lcdo. Jose Sabater, Mayagiiez.
Doctor Jose Alum, Camuy.
Lcdo. Rafael Arizona Sfaca, Yauco.
Mr.. Joaquin A. Jordan GuayanilIa.
Mr.. Enrique Zorrilla, Manatf.
Mr.. Rafael Martinez Yabucoa.
A. Braschi, Ponce.
Mr.. v. A Auffant, Ponce
Doctor ]. M. Susoni, Arecibo.
Mr.. Charles de Bragelonge, vieques.
Mrs. Charles de Bragelonge. Vieques.
Mr.. Jose Castillo, Sabana Grande.
Mr.. Felix Santoni, Arecibo.
Mr.. Jose Fahtauzzi Arroyo. "a
lsMr. A. Blaisse, Arroyo.
Mr.. A. Escabna y Sra. New York
Mr.. Juan Bianchi, Mayagliez.
Mr.. Juan Bianchi Jr, Mayagiiez.
Mr.. Gyillermo Cabrera, New York.
Mr.. A. L, Garcia Mendez, Mayagiiez.
Mr.. Carlos H.Ball y fam: Sto Domingo
Mr.. J. |, Reynolds, New York.
New York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
CIRCULARES

Los sehores J. Perez y Co., S. en-
Ponce, nos participant que con
feeh4 is de enero ha quedado disuelta
Ia sociedad que giraba bajo la EXPIRE
ada denomination, constituyendose
otra con igual nombre de Ia que es
unico socio gestor don Juan Perez y
comanditarios don Rafael Collazo, don
Joaquin Armstrong y don Sebastian
Canet.
La nueva sociedad sc hace cargo dc
la liquidation de la extinguida, cuyos
negocios continua.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
'Ti N 0 { STR7s TTI GRATIS

puesto en- observation -bor el doctor
Lavandero
victoriano Bfiales Quien ingres6
aver en- eI cuarehtenario esia en- un
eztado grayfsimo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23

Los seiores NJ. Berries Y Co., S. en-
c., de esta capital, nos avisan que han
construido un edificio en- Ell Terraplen
y que el seran trasladadas sus of
cinas, dejando instalado un departa-
mento de ventas en- la calle de Te-
tuan Al.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
Emilio del Tor,

Presidente de Ia Secci6n.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
Baby Fused
All the Time

Sykes Comfort Powder Healed
lis Skin & Stopped All Fussing
Lawrence, Mass. my oldest
child was badly chafed, fused all
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

lis, Jr.. Dollie Craig, Emma Craig,
Mrs. S. B. Hinsdale. Mrs. G. f.
Fink, G. +. Fink, Mrs. j. NJ, Nc
Nulty, +. w. Oliver. G. w. Craig,
Charles Bloomfield. Charles w.
Drummond, Mrs. William T. Ames,
Charles Noble. Nina d. Potter,
Frederick +. Anness, Mary II. Cut
ter, Edith Scott and B. L. McNulty.
This early history was read by Mrs.
A. F. Randolph.
The next contribution was a poem
Our Flag" written May 10. 1898,
by Mrs. Sarah Daily on the Spanish
American war. This was read by
Miss Grace Huber. An lode to
Spring." written by the late Ellis b.
Freeman, was the next archive re-
produced. 1t was written in the hui
morous vein those who knew Mr..
Freeman could so well appreciate.
The last poem was The Beauties
of Autumn" written in October,
October. 1910, by Miss Anna ID. d.
Dixon, now Mrs. J. A. Springsted.
and was a dainty poem from a YER
satile pen.
Plans were completed for the an
nual reception to be held on June
Z, when a play will be given.
The election of officers for 1921
% was held. which resulted in
James A. Livingood Jr., being elect
ed as president: DIR. l. T. Spencer,
vice president; Miss Mittie RAN
dolph. secretary. and Miss Grace
Huber, treasurer.
Mrs. Krug served most elaborate
refreshments. A number of guests
were present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
FIELD DAY FOR
SOUTH ANBOY
May Day Exercises of Schools
Will be Held on StevendaIe
on May 25th.
TBy Evening News Corresponcent.1

TBy Evening News CorresponCent.J
SOUTH AMBOY, May 2O:-The
cises of the local schools will be
held on Stevensdale, Wednesday,.
May rs, at 1880 in the afternoon. An
extra attraction for the occasion
will be the appearance of knOlls
band of New Brunswick.
Miss Reddington, the teacher of
physical education, has been excep-
tionally busy the past two weeks
preparing and drilling the pupils
for the occasion. Every pupil in all
three schools will take some part
in the exercises.
In order to defray the expenses,
especially that of the band, adults
will be required to pay a small adj
mission fee of fifteen cents. Tickets
may be secured from any of the
pupils or either school.
A new feature of the exercises
this year will be the May pole dance
and the crowning of the May Queen.
The children of the school have rot
ed for the young lady who will be
Queen of May. No one knows who
the young lady will be as yet as the
whole matter has been kept secret
and will not be announced until the
afternoon of the event. The young
lady who has been the popular
choice of the students does not
know herself.
The following attractive program
has been arranged:
Preparation for Queen-(a) Coro-
nation; (b) Dance of the Flower
Girls
March and formation-Song. "Am-
boy" Senior high, Junior high
Games-First grade, THE Snail"
and "see-saw;" Second grade,
"Oats, Peas and Beans" go
Round and Round'
Drill-Grade schools, three to six
years inclusive
Dance-"The Children's Poke"
third grade girls
Dance-'Seven Jumps" third grade
boys
Dance-"Joliy Tar Hornpipe,'' sew
enth grade girls
Dance-"Rufty Tufty." sixth grade
girls assisted by fourth and fifth
Drill-Senior high, Junior high,
song. "Amboy High"
Dance-"Maypole Dances" fourth
and fifth grade girls
Finale-March of all participants
Part 2
Running broad jump-sixth grade
Three-legged race-fourth grade
Standing broad jump-ifth grade
boys
Dashers-Grades, Junior, Intermed-
iates, Seniors. boys; Seventh VS..
Eighth, girls; Freshmen VS.. Up
per Classmen. girls
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

Most of the world calls the Count
Alberto Sichofsky the Count OF
No Account"
But not SO with Mrs. Helen Hart
fiel, pretty 21-year-old widow, his
fiancee. she is fighting to prove
his Polish citizenship, his claims to
title and alliance with the famous
Rothschild family and to refute all
charges under which he has been
proven guilty.
The count, who claims to be a
son of Count Max Sichofsky and
Bluma Rothschild. multi-millionaire
daughter of the Rothschild family.
is being held in the county Jail here,
under 13-years' prison sentence.
Sichofsky met the pretty young
widow shortly after his troubles
commenced. He went to board with
her parents when he was stripped of
all his wealth and belongings.
Mrs. Hartfiel watched his many
friends drop away. but nevertheless
pinned her faith to the Count, even
after he was proven guilty of Illegal
ly entering the United States and
grand larceny, and his claims to title
apparently %disproved.
She has declared her intention of
marrying Sichofsky this year. be-
cause, she says, a spiritualist told
her she would and she couldn't very
well marry him if he was going to
serve a 13-year sentence in prison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
SALMAGUNDI SOCIETY
EVENT At WOODBRIDGE
[By Evening News corresvonasnt.I

IBy Evening News consequently
WOODBRIDGE. May 20-The
Salmagundi Society was entertain
ed Tuesday night by Mr.. and Mrs.
mel. The program for the evening
consisted of vocal solos by Miss
Gladys Pearson, accompanied by
Mrs. w. b. Krug, and violin selec-
lions by Adelbert and Emil Alexay
Of Avenel.
Miss Pearson sang. two groups of
songs pale Moon an Indian song;
THE Little Brown OWL" and ITO
My First Love-" in the first group,
and 20 Mother My Love- pier
rotte" and Sing, Sing Birds on the
Wing" in the second group. i
Messrs. Adelbert and Emil
Alexay accompanied by Mrs. Krug
played several selections on the vio-
lin and piano including a trio from
Beethoven. THE S~erenade," THE
Violin Maker" and other most en-
joyable and difficult pieces. The last
being a quartet in which Miss Pear
son sang the solo of Goodbye
Summer" by Tolstoi. Miss Pear
son is a great ~favorite on account of
her pleasing personality and highly
cultivated and most charming
voice.
The literary part of the program
consisted of bits of history and poe
try found in the archives of the So
ciety. The first was a brief history
of the foundation of the society in
1880 Miss Clara Rodrigue now Mrs.
l.. Melick, the first secretary of the
society. on November Is, 1887. IT
told how one evening in the fall of
1 cen Misc CLAM RnAiOIrn ,nYy ATrC
J.. A. Rulhven. and Miss Florence
Rodrigue. Mrs. +. C Tisdall were
entertaining as their guests Rev.
Howard L. Thompson. Peter X.
Edgar. f. Melick and that one of
the ladies suggested that a literary
and musical society be formed of a
group of residents of Woodbridge
and Railway. A meeting was call
ed on Nov. 20 of that year. when
fifteen were present and the follow
ing officers were elected: Leanor +.
Loree of Railway. president; Flor
ence V. Rodrigue, vice president; E.
+. Melick, secretary and Howard
Thompson treasurer.
A. committee was appointed to
draw up a constitution and bylaws.
These were signed by the following
members: Leanor F. Loree, Flor
ence V. Rodigue, Elmer e. Melick,
aFnnie J. SShoder, Ephraim Cutter,
Charles f.. Pratt, Peter X. Edgar,
Mamie Thompson. Howard Thomp-
son., w H. Ayres. j.. Woodward
Marsh, Belle G.. Anness. Eunice S.
Anness Alfred NJ Haight, Mrs. A. G.
Rodrigue. Dudley S. Anness, Clara
V. Rodrigue, Freeman G. Teed. Jo-
seph NJ. McNulty. T. Harvey Nor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
JAMESBURG |. 0. O. F. HAS
BIG CLASS INITIATION
tBy Evening News Correspondent.

10y Ntiii Ne"N ItspOlutnlsJ
JAMESBURG, May 20.-Fidelity
Lodge, No. 141, Independent order
of odd Fellows held another class
initiation at their rooms Wednes-
day night and gave the initiatory
degree to eleven candidates.
This is the second class initiation
in as many weeks and the total
membership enrolled in the drive is
fifty, one of these being by card.
The candidates will be taken to
Orange Saturday night when the fl
nal degrees will be conferred at the
big demonstration to be given under
the auspices of the lodges of Odd
Fellows of Essex county. the degree
team from a Schenectady lodge do
ing the work. 1t is expected that over
n thousand will be given the de-
grees.
The following candidates were OBJ
ligated: II. II. Underwood, John
Ritter, David Richmond. Elias u.
Bennett, Harold FIumerfelt, Jesse
S. Clayton, Frank B.. Clark, Charles
p. Phillips Rudolph Nemser. NJ. D.;
Fl. G. Hoxie. Charles Roberts.
These men were chosen as guests
of the local lodge of Odd Fellows
to go to Orange Saturday to have
the degrees conferred on them and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
DRIVE
At So. AMB0Y
Aim to Raise Funds for Erec-
ton of Memorial Building
to House the Local Post.

SOUTH AMBOY, May 2O:-The
long deferred drive of the South
Amboy Post of the American Legion
for the purpose of raising funds for
the erection of a memorial home
for the Legion will start on Tues
day, May "a. and will continue until
Memorial Day.
The movement for a home has
been pending for some time but the
b, VS. have shelved their plans in
several instances in favor of other
campaigns for funds conducted by
the South Amboy Memorial Hospi-
tai, the Red Cross, the Salvation
Army and various other organiza-
tions. The local post took an active
part in all these drives and now. al
though industrial conditions are
still far from favorable. they believe
they are justified in asking for a
"bit" in order to build their home.
The campaign is scheduled to
open on Monday night following a
joint meeting of the post and the
Ladies' Auxiliary at the Broadway
headquarters. The city is being
divided into districts and will be
~canvassed by teams composed of
live-wire members of the Legion
anu the duSllldFN. SuDSCrlpllOHS
will be received either in cash or in
pledges. payment of which may be
made in installments stretching
over a year. Contributions will be
received by the First National Bank
or the South Amboy Trust Com
pany; George Gundrnm, most finance
office. or Miss Marion Sullivan, of
the auxiliary.
Mayor Thomas J.. Scullv has is
sued a proclamation in support of
the campaign and has also started
the fund off with a contribution of
$3.50. The proclamation follows:
'"To the Citizens of South Amboy:
During the world war the good
people of our city nobly responded
to their country's call. U%ngrudging-
ly they gave Of their means to the
war welfare organizations Backs
bent willingly under the burden of
bond purchases and taxes, 1t is an
inspiring thought hat even in the
Liberty Bond campaign that came
in the wake of the Morgan catas-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

a delegation of fifty will leave
Jamesburg in autos from the post
office. staring at three o'clock, day
light saving time.
Following the meeting addresses
were made. principal by Condit NJ.
Dawson, n of the eldest of Fidel-
ity's members. He stated that the
original drive called for out twenty
five members but twice that number
had been obligated and that the fall
drive would find as many more en-
rolled. Norman Jobes, Earl Reid,
and William Schade are the COM
mittee on transportation to the
Orange demonstration and all odd
Fellows wishing to go should hand
in their application for seats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
Plan Metuchen Memorial

METUHEN.C May pa meet
ing was held last night at the re
quest of Mayor Washington Wilsol
for the purpose of arranging fo
the erection of a tablet in Metuchel
in honor of the local men who los
their lives in the service. Thi
committee named several sub-conl
mittces to look after the variou
details, including the selection 4
an appropriate spot. The reque.
for such a tablet came from Com
pany I. of the Fourth New Jerse
Infantry of Bayonne and Jerse
City. Another meeting will be hel
Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

trophe South Amboy went over the
top
"Bravely and tearlessiy mothers.
wives, sweethearts and sisters babe
farewell to their dearest and plung-
ed themselves into women's work
that played a large part in bringing
the final victory. And the boys of
South Amboy bore themselves well
too. We remembered our boys when
they were in training camps and on
the seas; our hearts were with them
as they fought at Chateau Thierry
and stolidly advanced through the
Argonne forest in the face of Ger
man machine gun fire.
Nearly twenty of the young men
or South Amboy today lie on foreign
fields or in the cemeteries at home
men who made the supreme sacri-
flee. and the memory of whose deeds
Will forever remain a monument to
our city's share in the war.
But let us not forget the boys
who have returned to us. From
May "a to Memorial Day the Amer
lean Legion asks the people of
South Amboy to contribute to the
fund to bring about the erection of
a home in which they may gather
to perpetuate the memories and in
cidents of the great van Although
conditions are not of the best at
present, l feel that our people will
willingly give their bit for the
boys who have already done their
bit" for their country.
THOMAS ]. SCULLY,
Mayor
Extensive preparations are being
made for the observance of Memo
rial Day. Headed by the Mount
Loretta band the Legion will escort
the few remaining members of the
G. A. II. to the local cemeteries and
will pay loving tribute to the de-
parted veterans of the Civil war and
to the memory of those boys who
died in the late
The city officials, Boy Scouts.
Women's Auxiliary of the Legion.
and the local school children have
all signifed their intention of tax
ing part in the services of the day
and it is expected that convey
ances will be provided for the chill
dren who are descended from Civil
war veterans.
During the day an active cam
paign for building funds will be r
ried on, the feature of which will
be the sale of tags to the people of
the town and also the tagging of
automobiles passing through. 1t is
expected that the whole-hearted
support of the townspeople will be
given to this movement and that
sufficient money will be raised dur
ing the drive to provide a fitting
memorial home for the boys of
South Amboy.
A thermometer has been placed
on the John street corner and will
record the progress of the drive
daily.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

caught fire. from some unkn
cause. The family was not hos1
at the time, and a passerby WHO'D
attention was called to the smok
coming from the building. turned I
an alarm. The mattress We
thrown from the building and ed
t~inguished. The damage was Sigh
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

helped him until I heard of Sykes
Comfort Powder. l cannot recommend
it coo highly because it has healed
the skin affections of my children
after everything else had failed; and
STONED all fussing." - Mrs. E. L.
Green, Lawrence, Mass.
The reason Sykes Comfort Powder
Is so successful in such cases is be-
cause it contains six healing, antisep-
tic ingredients not found in ordinary
telcums. For twenty years it has
been used and endorsed by physicians
and mothers, and nurses call it "a
Hauling Wonder"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

the TIME, and tne
only way / could do
anything with him
was to keep soft
cloths next to his
Skin. 1 tried several
lnowders but nothing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
Mattress On Fire.

An alarm of fire turned in from
Box 81 at the corner of Paterson
street and Madison avenue yester-
day afternoon. called the firemen
out to a small blaze on South First
street. A mattress in the home of J.
Meiner. at 122 South First street