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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-16
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Napsal DR.. J. L. Hrdina.

Klarka uchopila Sc ruky pa
nj Lindove a slzy zatfpytily Sc
v ocich jejfch.
"Maminko, ia myslila, re ii !
ulevfm, kdyz t9 zbavim tax
stare dcery, jejiz vlasy zacina-
il uz beleti.''
"A j& Sc tolik nat6sila, jakl
Sc tebou budu honosit, ia jen k
Will tobe odhodlala jsem Sc |
znovu proydati, abys mela mat
ku - treba nevlastnf byla, kite
"a by byla matkou nejen die |
rodinneho svazku, ale ktera by i
ii rada byla napomocnou, pon6
vadz vim, ze ii budu moci by-.|
ii pomocnicf. Vid', Fanusko, ze
mi budes rfkati maminko a tvo-
je deti ze. mne bpdou zvati ba-
bitKou? ?"s
"Rozhodne," povidal Linda,
t'budete tady vyjednayati 0 IL
1tul. jako deti. Ale to ii rikam
maminko, kdyz jsi psala, ze Sc
hodlas provdati, >nemohli jsme
tomu verit a deti plakaly, kdyz
jsme Jim sd6lily tn novinu. Ne
mysli1y jinak, nez ze te must
ztratit. Pronesla jsi nekolik
SLOW, jimze dobre nerozumfm. X
will nam ze jsi sc odhodlala Emo
WI provdati Sc. Abys nam mo-
hla pomoci. Byl cas-, kdy jsme
pomoci potfebovali, ale dnes
vlastnf silou prodrali jsme Sc
zivotem tam, kde clov6k sme-
lie mdze fici, ze uz hladem ne
Ezemre; Nejsme bohaci, ale to-
.lik pfece name, abychom Sc
nemuseli ohlizeti pc pdmoci."
"Kdyby vam mIj muz ma
bfdl pomoc v zpdsobe ja'kem-
koliv, odmftli byste?" litostne
ptala. Sc Klarka.
"Pomoc v nOuzi je dobrodi-
MIN, ale pfijfma-li kdo pomoci,
aniz by il nutne potreboval,
|;staya Sc pomoc zbytecnym dlu
HEM. Ostatn9 nechme stranou
zalezitosti, jez snad jednou by
| Sc mohly vyskytnouti, poho-
,, vorime 81 o veci, jez Sc tyka
dneska a zitrka. Jeste nevime,
maminko, jak Sc jmenuje ten
mas novy tatinek, kdo je, jak
! a kde jsi Sc MIN seznamila. I"
Klarka pohled6la ma usme-
vapou tvar Lindovu a paprsek
veselosti zabloudil do jejich
oci.
! "Pfece jsem vam psala !" po
T; vidala Klarka.
|. "Psala - ze sc budes znovu
7! vdavat, ze tvij zenich je OBJ
chodnikem zamoznym, vdov-
Gem, otcem dcery, ktera je pro
/! vdana "a obchodnika Pesti,
- vice isl nepsala."
l. s'Snad mi osud ulozil tn zkou
sku, zdali podruhe obstojim We
4svych povinnostech "a stej-
nych podminek, jako byla prv-
nj zkouska meho zivota," pra-
villa, Klarka a slozila ruce krf-
zem na prsou. "Ani nevim, CO
lljsem vam psala. Ale je to opa-
kovani- prvniho jednani drama
...tu. Mym zenichem je mdj drf-
v6jsi, sef, jako bylo v prvnim
manzelstvi," a blede' tvafe JEFF
Sc rozpalovaly. "Sama jsem to-
.igmu neverila, re ,bych Sc kdy pc
znovu vdala a nemohla jsem
pochopiti, kdyz mi bylo- ucin6.
no nabidnuti. SET pfis4l' ke
mne,. ke kasirce sveho zavodu
-, z1ovna, jake sc stalo jiz jed.
nou, pred lety. Tehdai ovsem
! jsem byla mlada, krasna, - &C
dnes ma mne kdo vidi? Tehds
jsem, m6la venem, cest, dohrou
pov6st, dnes. docela, niGeho. s. u
!, tajenymI bolem, ale primo Ia
s,ldivala jsem Sc s6fovi do oci., U.
= jist'oval mne, ze nabidka jehc
je uprimna ze by si poklada,
"a hrich, kdyby jedinym slo
|ivem,;jen, mn6 chtsl poniziti.'
NDnx,o1Sk1 %>,r,n S2Eo n kvyok
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-16

"To je on, m0j budouci muz,
pfipojila, Klarka. sc stisn9ngm
hlasem. Snad davna vzpomfn-
ka kmitla il v dust. "Byla bych
vam zaslala jednu jeho podo--|
benku, ale vzpomn9la jsem 81,
lie by to nsbylos zphsobne, roz-
davati podobizny n6koho, kdo
dosud nenf mGj. Ma cestu vam
vsak pfipravfm jeden obrazek,
mdj jeho. Odlozte, posad'te
Sc, vzdyt, jste u mne, dina, -
ia zatfm obstaram nutne OBJ
cerstveni.
Klarka odb9hla re salonu a.
Linda sed6l zamlkle vedle sve
zeny. Byla tn kolem nadhera,
ale Linda 81 niceho nevsimal.
On sam donna nadhery nema a
tesil Sc tim, zel il nepotfebuje.
PAM Lindova vzpomfnkami "a
sla Ease tam, kde jen nerada.
dlela.,
"Je to nevysv6tlitelno, muzi.
Kdyz jsem videla Klarku v BIZ
de, neStesti q opuSt6nOsti, bylO
mi j srdeea6 Ito a. srdce bych
nj byla rozdelila, Ale kdyz
vidim,. ze jest stastn6jsi nez
ia, Ease Sc mne zmaha zlost.
vycitky ,proti nj Sc roji a zou-
falstvim bych plakala. "A tu'-
sim to, ze uz, il nebudu miti
tax rada jako driv, kdyz vidim
ze uz podruhe v zivote kyne il
blazeny zivot a ma mne Sc do
sud stesti neusmalo ami jednou::"
"Fanusko, ma to- byt pro
mne vytitkbu?" zaseptal lin
/ da.
F "Vis prece, ze mlwim-li o ne
jaRem. st3sti, touzfm po tako-
vem, o nez bychom Sc mohli O
ba deliti. Mluvim 0 sobe a mann
vzdy ma zreteli oba mas. Ale do
mnivam Sc, ze bych spise- Ste
sti zaslouzila nez ona."
/ "Nemluv 0 tom, Fanusko'
Rozumfm II; ale jsdnOu- jsme
lujistili Klarku, ze jsme il cd.
pustili a to je slib, ktery nesmi
me zrusiti. Dojmy a domnenky
pozdejsi ma takovem slibu ne
smi' niceho meniti, jinak by
chom dokazali, ze Klarka je sie
chetnejsi' nez my. Prijeli jsme
ma svatbu a musime obleci ve-
sele vzezreni. Jinak by bylo. le
pc, abychom Sc byli vymluvili
a zistali doma."
"Ty mas zlate srdce."
"a ty pri vsi sve dobrote zen
skou mysl."
Kl&rka veSla. Ia nj sluzka $
velikym tacem plnyml vybra-
nych zakuskd.
"Doba svaciny jiz ubehlai
ma vecefi dosud brzy -. tedy
zatiml nejnutn6jsi. obcerstveni
20 dlouhe ceste, FanuSko,. Pa.
Evle, prisedn6te," zvala Klarka
Mezi opozdenou svacinou
poriznu otazky, poptavky, &C
nov6ho. " Praze-- CO hoSi, jail
,vyrostli, - proc take nepfije
Ii, a tax vselicos.
"Fanusko, kdybys- sobe pra
la prochazky, rekni," zvala do
brosrdecne Klarka.
"Dekuji, maminko- elm de
le clov6k sedi We vlaku, tim m
lejsi, je mu posezeni " klidn
lZIstanu tn s muzem, diva, dny
ma prochazky a prohlidky ca
su dost.."
"Jsem rada, ze' zdstanam'
donna. TAX dlouhn jsme Sc ne
!, vid9li a kdoz vi, kdy spatfim'
Sc zase."
i "Nyni snad SO uvidime cast
! il, maminko,, budes pani, bu
/ des miti vice volnehO casu
zajedesS 81 do Prahy.''
4 "To slovo. "maminko'' z, Us
.!3tvych taxi blazi!" s.vd6cnym p
,.hledem, pripomenulas Karka.
j. "Jest6' dnes t6 tax budu sm6
til nazyvat."
ttrD.x -. :~xAS J,~o,O vyxax,4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-16

UEE.A
DIE sdelenf ceskoslovenske tho
vyslanectvi We WashinGton6l
nafizeny byly move, prohlfdky
csl. legionafd-invalid1, ktere1
budou tentokrate konany kon-
sularnfmi lekari ceskosloven-
skymi. Vynosem Min. Narodz
nj Obrany 70 dne 3. cervence
1922, {. 37.167, ii csl. legiona-
Fl, kteri hodlaji uplatnovati
narok ma zaopatfovaci pozitky
die zakona re dne II. lnora
1922 (. rs SD. z. a n. dosud
vsaIk tax neucinili, mali 81 po-
,dati pisemnou zadost 'kancela-
II Ceskoslovenskych Legii v
'Praze.
Mimo to M. N. o. prfpisem
81. 38.124 naTizuje prohlidku
legionafd invalidd kansularnf-
mi l6kari We Spoj. St&tech "a
1celem stanoveni definitivniho
naroku ma zaopatfovaci pozit-
ky, cfmz Sc vyrozumiva, ze j t!
bratfi invalide, ktefi jiz lon
skeho roku lekarskym proMid-
kam Sc podrobili a byli pred
bezne ma d0brozdani americ-
kych lekarI bud'to uznani mad
20% invalidy ci nikoh,, jsou Pc
vinni k temto novyin ,lekar-
|skym prohlidkam Sc: dostaviti
"a move vymefe procenta. ne
schopnosti Sc podvoliti. !, Dosa-
vadnf vymer d, stanoveni inva-
lidy nebude miti platnosti v
pripsde,. ! ze by takovy bratr
move pnohdidce konsularnim le-
KAREN Sc nepodrobil. Zalohy
ma pozdeji prixnanoui inyalidni
rentu, pEitomn6 zastupitelsky-
mi lfady CsL republiky skyta-
| noul 80. bratfim. invalidim, bu
dou i. nadale We vysi SAB. 90
vyplaceny az do dolby radneho
ustaveni patficne pense Kan
cel&fi CeskoslovenskFch- Legi1
~ Rraze. kan. vsechsax zdejY
l6kafsk6 posudky budou &C
/ nejrychlejir zasilany a die uji.
steni tamnfch bratfi postuH
dalAiho lfedniho rizeni bude
taktsz pokud mozno rychle 9
vecn6 provaden.
To znamena, re prelozenim
teto. ddlezite invalidni' otazkS
z Min. Soc. PeGe, kde die "a
ru6enych' zprav nam doslycf
/ vsechna tam q Ameriky posla'
ma lekafska vysy6dceni, (angli
ckai ovsem) cd lekafd. ~. S
! Public Health Service" lezels
prost4, nedotGena, do, Rance
laEe Csl. Legii Rri, NJ. N. O.
kan byly tyto listiny poslan,
az " kv6tnu, t. r., " jeji eviden
ci vsichni, legionari-invalidi pi
tri v disledcfchl zakona ze dn,
;, IL. 1mora 1922.
{ Tyto move prohlidky jsol
narizeny KanoelaM cesl. legi
hlavne proto, ze byla- seznani
nedostate6nost difv6jsiohl pre-
; hlidek, kter6 utrpely jest6
tin,. 70 lekafska' vysv6dcen
! mela byti, tsprve, prekladana
! anglich6ho,. jelikoz byla w
psanai ma, iirednich formula
fich americkych. v pripadeol
!, naSich bratfi invalid6, kdy Il
kari superarbitracni v Praz
, nevidi, invalidu vabec a, mus
!. studovati a. urcovatii vym6r ir
} validity jan 2 vysv6dcenii jas
: pine pochopitelno, jak mnoh
cestns. vyjimkN. Bilo
: vranou mezi byvalyni slecht
ci je majitel. kysperskeho par
stvi Stubenberg. Kdyz Sc
nemu dostavila komise Stain
l1o pozemkoveho lradu, Nv
: tai il slovy: ia nejsem sml
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14
TURKEY SEEKS
LEAGUE ENTRY
Will Join as Soon as Peace is
Signed at Lausanne, Ismet
Pasha Says

LAUSANNE, Dec. 14.-(By The
Associated Pressl-Turkey will join
the League of Nations as soon as
peace is signed at Lausanne. Ismet
Pasha announced at the Near East
conference today. As the league ex-
ercises general supervision over mi
nority population Ismet's announce
ment was interpreted as being that
Turkey will accept the league super
vision over the Grecian people of
Turkey.
Turkey" said Ismet, likewise
agrees in principle to the plans for
her seeking admission to the League
of Nations.
"She refuses, however, the de-
mand for the creation of a national
home for Armenians and the exemp-
ton of members of the minority
from military service"
Ismet said Turkey was ready to
accord the same treatment to min
ority as provided in the treaty ex-
changed between the various Euro
pean countries. This Ismet declar-
ed was not because of menacing
words of Lord Curzon, the British
foreign secretary and voiced yes
terday, but because the Turkish Ea-
tional pact requires it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14
BAPT|STS PLAN
NEW CHURCH
Meeting to be Held Tomorrow
Night to Act on the
Plans

The members of the Baptist
church will meet again tomorrow
night to act on the acceptance of
plans and specifications for their new
church. to be constructed on High
and Market streets.
j. N. Pierson, architect of this
city, at previous meeting of the
congregation presented to them the
outlines of the proposed structure,
and was received favorably among
the congregation at the time 1t is
believed that no objection will be
voiced by anyone at this meeting,
when definite approval of the archi-
:ect's plan are to be passed upon.
Immediately after the acceptance
of the plans authorization will be
asked to receive bids for the build
ing of the church. Contractors will
also be asked to speed up the work.
The cost of the structure Is not
known and will not be made public
until the bids for the work has
been received, and awarded to the
successful contr4ctors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14
He
FORCED NAME
Bail is Fixed for George Jugan
Who is Held for Grand
Jury Action

With the fixing Of bail for George
Jugan, the twenty-year-old local lao
who is charged with forging the
name of Alex Shalocky to the Rack
of a Christmas Club check on the
Perth Amboy Trust company, the
case is ready for grand jury action.
Captain L. Long who led the police
investigation, made known that the
amount of the check, $127.50, had
been entirely recovered. In reply to
a question from Recorder Harold u.
Pickersgill this morning, Jugan ad-
mitted forging Shalocky's name and
collecting the money.
Recorder Pickersgill fixed ball at
$1,000 this morning and in default
of same he was. lodged in jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14
THREE INJURED
IN COLLISION
At WOODBRIDGE
Motor Car and Auto Truck
Crash Head-on in Fur
man Street
THREE IN HOSPITAL
Renew Agitation for Lights on
That Street, Auto is
Badly Damaged

WOODBRIDGE, Dec. 14-As the
result of a head on collision be-
tween a touring car and motor
truck, in Freeman street. near the
Intersection of Linden street st
$3.50 o'clock yesterday, three per-
sons are in the Railway hospital
suffering from decorations and in
ternal injuries. All of the injured
/ reside in Englishtown. Their names
and extent Of their injuries are:
Louis Parias, decorations and pos
sible internal injuries.
Charles PeIstZ, decorations and
possible internal injuries.
Harry Parnas, fifteen years old.
Iacerations on head.
Mre Parnas who was also a pas
senger in the car, was not injured
but suffered from severe shaking up
She remained over night at the hos
pital, but not as a patient.
No arrests were made.
According to reports of the acci-
dent, the truck, the property OF
Berkcwitz & Company, of Newark,
and driven by Nicholas 'Gtliick CT
359 Plain avenue, that city, was
going in the direction of Newark
with a load of Christmas candy.
Following the crash 1t was found
thar the truck was being driven on
the proper side of the road and had
crowded into the ditch in order to
give as much of the street to the
ether car es possible.
The touring car. which was run
ming, it is said. at a rate Of from
twenty-five to thirty miles an hour,
was going too fost to make the turn
and when it swung out ran. head
Non into the truck. The impact
Completely dem olished the touring
car, while the front of the truck
was considerably damaged. Both
vehicles were towed to Newark Ia
ter in the evening.
Neither the driver nor the helper
on the truck were injured. One OF
the men injured and the other re-
manned on the truck. The injured
persons were all occupants or the
light touring car.
The accident last night seems to
bear out the claims of Freeman
street residents that this important
street is not properly lighted. The
residents along this street have been
trying to obtain better lighting ia
cilities for some time past. ana
there are some who claim that the
accident last night was probably
due to the fact that the driver OF
the touring car could not sea the
road and for this reason did not
realize how narrow the street Is.
The question of speeding has also
come up and it is alleged that fire.
quently cars travel through this
street at a rapid pace in order to
reach the Carteret ferry, or other
points to which 1t is a short cut.
Before being removed to the hos
pitaf in the police ambulance the
injured persons were treated by DE-
Joseph S. Marks. DR.. Ira 7. Spencer
and DR.. B. w. Hoagland.
Michael JelilSs, of King Georges
road, Woodbridge, was brought TO
the Perth Amboy City Hospital al
about o'clock last night for treat
ment for injuries said to have been
received when he fell from a wagon
that he was driving near his home.
Nils left ear was severely lacerafed
which necessitated the taking of sew
eral stitches in the wound by Dr..
Frank C. Henry, Sr.. at the hospi-
tai. Jelicks is employed by b. j.
Dunigan of Woodbridge. q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14

dies auxiliary committees on Mon
day night to arrange two cam
paigns for around the holidays. One
will be the furnishing of necessi-
ties of life to the cripples, the other
is the arrangement of program
of entertainment to be exhibited 10
the kiddies at the club house on
December 27.
In connection with the entertain
ment the major part of which is
being prepared by Mrs. Chester
Darling. the kiddies will be given a
little gift each and also some
sweets.
The filed in coupons should be
turned in as soon as possible as I.
committee from the local lodge will
make tour of the homes of needy
crippled children starting this Sun
day. Coupons should be turned in
in the same manner as for the sum-
nTre outing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14
DILL SPEAKER
At LION 'SCLUB
Expects to Sing Swan Song
Soon, Motor Dept. Head
Declares Here

"I expect to sing my swan song
soon," said Commissioner of State
Motor Vehicles William l.. Dill to-
day at the weekly luncheon of the
Lions Club at which he was the
speaker. He declared that since ne
has been in office he has endeavored
to serve the public and that his rec
ord is an open book. In stating
that he expects to be removed Com
missioner Dill did not say when OF
how. A large attendance was pres
ent at. the luncheon, at which Albert
Leon acted as chairman. Several
members of the Rotary Club also
attended the gathering. The auto
industry here was also well repre-
sented.
In beginning his address. Mr.. Dill
declared that the thing which i'm
pressed him most was motto he
read on a public school building,
and quoted as follows: "The neblest
motive Is for the public good" He
then went into details of how his
department has devoted much time
to the prevention of accidents. He
pointed out how the funds of the
department, those received from
licenses have increased from S4,000,-
600 this year to over $4,000, 900 Tor
the coming year. He said that this
large amount of money is not, how
ever, to be considered with the con-
seryation of human life. He spoke
of the cooperation of men inter
ested in the automobile business
with the department, and now
through these men many things mao
heen accomplished that otherwise
would have been impossible.
Mr.. Dill maintained that tne ue
partment has always been 1alr &c
those who it found necessary to cai
efore it and that it would be sa
day for the department when 1T II
made a political football. In this
trend of thought Mr.. Dill cited
many violations by drunken drivers
the killing of children. ETC., and ol
the invisible influence brought tc
bear in order to let off those guilty
of these offenses. He declared tha'
s5 or $40 fine would have no ef'
f ct in disseminating such offenses
He paid a high tribute to the city
of Perth Amboy for the way IN
which the traffic is handled mere
and the manner in which the laws
are enforced.
The commissioner then pointed out
that drivers of automobiles coming
into the state from Pennsylvania or
New York state, with the exception
of those from New York city, do not
have drivers licenses, and that et-
forts would be made at coming
conference of motor men to have a
uniform license law as well as the
dimming of head lights.
In order to bring before the men
nresent lust the amount of human
lives that are taken each year by
automobiles, Mr.. Dill pointed out
that more people had been. killed by
automobiles in the United states
since the armistice than were killed
from this country during the world
war.
In closing Mr.. Dill thanked the
club for the opportunity it had given
him to come before it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14
NOTICE
F. AND A. M.

Members of the Masonic Frater-
nifty are hereby requested to meet at
Masonic Temple, Remsen Ave. and
Redmond St.. New Brunswick, N. J.
at P. M. on Saturday. Dec. 18th
for the purpose of participating in
the ceremonies of corner stone lay.
ing by the HIGHLAND PARK
LODGE, NO. 24o. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14
[IDNAP WIDOW OF SLAIN COUNTY man;
GUARD GIRL IN bRUNEN MURDER CASE
Z ScaIded To Death,
IS Injured When
Locomotives Collide

HOUSTON, Texas, Dec. 14-Seven
persons were scalded to death by
steam and approximately thirty-five
others burned, several probably
fatally, when a Houston, East &c
West Texas passenger train side
swiped a switch engine near the de-
pot at Humbell, Texas, last night
The cylinder head of the two loco
motives struck squarely, but neither
engine left the track.
Seven were killed when the two
inch steam pipe turned loose from
the cylinder head of the switch en-
Sgine swept around and crashed
through a window of the car of the
passenger train.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14

BUY XMAS GIFTS IN KEYPORT
The leading Mercantile Establishmeu.s
of Keyport invite you to inspect their vast
displays Of Xmas Gifts at substantial
Savings" :,
"Buy Here and Save the Difference"
We give free. coupons with purchases
entities the holder to vote or share in
the Handsome Dining Room Suite to be
given away free on the Co-operative plan.
A. Salz G. Co.. r. o. Walltng, ]. Leon
Schanck, Peoples Store, s. Singer, Prop.
I. Pearson. w. 8. Wallace & Co., A. A.
Phiio. Joseph d. Bedle. Wellworth's 8.
and 1sc Store. H T. Hopkins. N. Y. FASH
ion shop, Phelps Cherry & Son, c. J.
Lehn, N. Seligman, American Clothing Co..
Raymond Matthews. Frank Hauser, Frank
Rudnick, I. Prayer. Snyder's Music Shop.
Keyport Enterprise. Peoples National
Bank. Keyport Banking Co.
20102-12-14-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14
Grilline Success

Patrolman William Seiboth is
credited with gaining confession OF
the forgery from Jugan who was
known in sporting circles in the
northern section of the city as Billy
Sunday. officer seiboth with another
party Jugan endeavored to connect
with the forgery, questioned the
prisoner for close to two hours Pc
fore he finally left out where the
money was hidden.
Officers Seiboth and Emil Koyen
went to the North Amboy Sporting
Club headquarters in the northern
section of the city and found $lZf
in the attic of the club house the
hiding place divulged and the bai-
ance was given by the defendant this
morning. stephen Duchenski assist
ed Officer Seiboth in getting the in
formation from Jugan.
The arrest of Jugan was made BY
Motorcycle Officer Frank Seiboth and
Captain Lawrence A. Long.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14

Conductor William Campsey was
killed instantly. M. Young, the
train newsdealer, also died instant
ly. His body was found underneath
pile of papers and fruit.
Five others killed were two negro
men and three negro women.
Drifting of the switch engine near
the depot is blamed for the acci-
dent.
According to members of the
crew of the switch engine a watch
man named Smith had the train in
charge while they went to a nearby
3taurant. First they knew of the
engine drifting came with the i'm
pact of the two locomotives, they
said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14
Crippled children of this vicinity
are requested to fill out the coupon

Srlppleu cnlluFeH OIL tniS VlclHily
are requested to fill out the coupon
published today in connection with
the plan of the local lodge of Elks
to care for the need of the "krip-
pied kiddies" and to provide enter
tainment for all such children at
the local club house on the Wednes-
day between Christmas and New
Years. Coupons should be sent to
the News office or Elks club house.
The above undertakings are IN
line with the 'kripple kiddie" cam
paign of the committee headed by
Harold E. Pickersgill, which start
ed during the summer with trip
to Asbury Park. A great many
crippled children from this city and
vicinity enjoyed the trip and va
rious attractions at the seashore.
1t was decided at meeting of the
charity "krippled kiddies" and la
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14
All Crippled Children
Should Send Coupon
for Christmas Party
CHRISTMAS PARTY COUPON

Crippled children of this vicinity who without the
necessities of life and all crippled children desrous of TAX
ing part the Elks Krpped Riddles entertainment
quesed place and address below and forward to the
Evening News Elks club house, Madison
Children who wish participate in the celebration should
place an x after their address.
Name. .s.........................
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14
F. O. e. NOTICE

ou are requested to ...tend the
meeting this F day eve '-g, Decem-
ber is, 1922, on this occasion Deputy
Organizer, James Ward and dele
cation of members of Elizabeti
A. G will pay us an officia visit. BY
order OF - Worthy President.
ADOLPH c. KOYEN.
j. H Mshsffey. Secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-14
Greater Sanitation Required in
Handling Tub Butter

Why should butter still be sold
from open tubs that attract dust
and other impurities? Why should
it be dipped out with greasy butter
raddles? People should protect
t,.eir health by demanding print
butter that is packed in air-tight
sealed cartons. Such, for example,
is Blue Ribbon Butter which is sold
by good dealers in this city. Blue
Ribbon Butter is made and packed
in a creamery that is model ex-
ample of cleanliness. 1t is the purest
butter made. &>---->