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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
TRAFFIC CONTINUES HEAVY
THROUGH SOUTH AMB0Y

SOUTH AMBOY. Sept. 25:-
Traffic over the Weekend was by
no means an indication of a de
cline in the number of tourists. The
bulk of heavy traffic started early
Saturday morning, continuing
steadily until early this morning.
The usual congestion on Sunday
night was evident last night also
until a late hour.
1t is necessary for a great amount
of the traffic to detour to Broad
way. which relieves Stevens avenue
of the bulk of the burden. although
by no means keeps it clear at any
time. 1t is almost impossible %
pass stevens avenue at any time
Sunday night unless at a spot
whore a traffic officer is stationed.
Traffic Officer Whitley is used over
the Weekend as well as on all holi-
days. He was kept busy yesterday
especially trying to convince motor
lists that there is a speed limit IN
South Amboy. To emphasize this
fact sometimes ii is necessary to
pass over a little paper requesting
the. presence of the vioator to meet
with Judge Reuben Forgotson in
the city hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
POLICE HuNTFOR
Z H0LD-UP MEN
Farmer Held Up and Shot in
Leg Last Night Going
To Market.

TOTTENNILLE, Sept. 25-Police
of the New Dorp and ~1ottenville
precincts are looking for two men
that held up and shot Pasq ale
Angelo, thirty-five years old. a
farmer of 1860 Arthur Kill road,
Greenridge, about 1910 o'clock last
night while he was driving his
truck along Arthur Kill road. near
Gifford's lane. Angelo with a bullet
wound in his right leg was attended
at his home shortly after the holdup
by Dr.. Wilder. of the Richmond
Memorial hospital.
Angelo told Detective Sergeant
Schley hat he was driving to mar
ket in Manhattan with a load of
produce and when near Gifford's
lane. two men jumped out and held
him up at the point of a gun When
he resisted their command to throw
up his hands one of them fired the
shot that struck him in the leg.
Another approaching automobile
at the time is believed to have scar
ed the two away according to An
gelo's story to the police. Angelo
was taken to his home IN an auto
mobile and a call was sen out for
an ambulance. Schley with several
policemen secured the fields and
woods in that section for some time
without result. The shooting and
holdup having taken place in the
63rd precinct, New Dorp. Detective
Detroit was placed in charge of
the hunt for the two men. A gen.
eral alarm vas sent out last night
for the two men. whom they have
but a small description given them
by Angelo. Angelo had but little
money with him at the time and the
two would have got but little for
their trouble if they had not been
frightened away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
BARN DANCE SUCCESS

TOTTENVILLE. Sept. 25.-Court
Veronica, Catholic Daughters OF
America, held a most successful
barn dance Friday night at Amici-
tia Hall Pleasant Plains. The az
fair was largely attended and many
prominent personages were there.
among whom were John E. Bowe,
the Republican candidate for bor-
ough president, former Assemblyman
Henry Sesselberg. James McKen-
ny. past grand knight of Assumption
Council, Port Richmond, and Grand
Knight-elect Thomas Butler and a
dele cation of Tottenville Council No.
1875, X. of c., of Tottenville. Prizes
were awarded. Miss Rose Dolan
was awarded the door prize.
The chairman of the arrangements
was Mrs. Daniel McNiel and she as
sisted by a competent committee
were responsible for the success of
the affair. Mrs. Madge Sullivan is
the grand regent of the court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
ENTERTAIN TEACHERS

WOODBRIDGE, Sept. 25.-Mr'
and Mrs. Lee w. Woodman enter
tanned at their home in Maple ave.
nue. the members of the high school,
faculty, Supervising Principal and
Mrs. ], II. Love. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. NJ,
McElroy, Mrs. c. A. de Russy' as
president of the Parent-Teacher AS
scciation, and Miss Marie DUNCAN
who is now acting as Mr.. Woodman's
secretary at the high school.
The evening was delightfully."- pass
cd various games and contests cans-
ing much merriment and a genuine
feeling of good-fellowship. Delicious
refreshments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
Mrs. Alice S. Pepper

TOTTENVILLE, Sept. 25.-Mrs.
Alice S. Pepper. se~venty-six years OLD
wife of David J.. Pepper. of 95 Bent
ley street. died Saturday night at
her home. after a lingering illness.
Besides her husband, she is survived
by two sons. George and Dewitt H.
Pepper. The funeral will be held
tom orrow night at s o'clock from her
late residence. Rev. George White
head. of st. Paul's church. will Off
ciate. The interment will be Tues
day morning in Bethel cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25

the constitution, the election laws. or
the rules of the committee. to war
rant such an assertion. He charges
thar the advertisement was inserted
n: the last minute, so as to preclude
the possibility of a reply in the
salem papers, which are week.-Mrs..
before primary day, and that it IS a
lie. Mrs. Dickson. he says. is tne
Salem lieutenant of Mrs. Feickert.
anc he believes the plan ras Matched
with the latter's ~cognizance.
The senator also complained be-
cause Mrs. Dickson. at a recent
meeting at PENIS Grove. salem
county. tried to prevent him from
talking by reckling and reading
statements. The senator referred to
her in this connection as Mrs.
FeiCkert's agent"
Trouble between the man and
woman Republican leaders has been
brewing for n long time. Last fall.
said the senator. at the conference
of leaders the night before the Re
publican convention was held after
the primaries, he objected to the
NO Night Work for Women bill
which was so dear to Mrs. Feick-
erts heart throughout the session.
He said he felt it would endanger
the SuCCtSS DI MS COlled gut, AS
semblyman Stiles. Mrs. Feickert 80
piled, declares Senator Allen, that
IF yolr man Stiles can't run on
that platform let him stay some.
Well have plenty without Stiles"
Mrs. F%eickert. charges the SEM
tor, wrote to Senate President-elect
Mackay, after the election. asking
him not to appoint Senator Allen 10
any important committee posts,
because | voted against all wom-
ems measures since | had been in
the senate, when | had voted Cor
every important women's bill" Sem
ator Allen referred specifically to
the woman's suffrage referendum
bill: a bill providing for women
watchers at the polls; and the wom-
ans suffrage amendment itself.
Mrs. Feickert knew my record"
he said.
He declared that Mrs. Feickert
sent former Assemblywoman Jennie
c.. Van Ness. of Essex. down into
his county last spring to fight aim
on the ground that he was against
women's bills.
"One of the greatest %
the Republican party" he added,
lis the professional woman politi-
clan"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
MRS. FE|CkERT
UNDER ATTACK
Senator Allen Calls Her Med
dIer- TaCtiCS Drawback to
Republican Party.

TRENTON, Sept. 25.-Thal MIS-
Lillian F'eickert. OF Somerset, wee
chairman OF the Republican State
Committee and organization ring
master OF New Jersey Republican
women, is a liability and not an cs-
sci to the Republican party. Is the
substance of a sizzling statement Is
sueu here this morning by Senator
Collins Is. Allen. OF Salem. former
president of the senate and char
nan last winter of the important APP
preparations committee.
1T Is my opinion declares Tie
senator, that the tactics OF Ms.
t'eickert, which have been carried on
during the past years. are the great
est drawback the Republican pa"Iy
is facing at this time. The meddliag
tactics of Mrs. Feickert are such as
to create discord in counties that are
always Republican and which have
heretofore turned in Republican ma
Jcrities without Mrs. t'eickert, and
keeps out.
LAS a politician adds the san
ator. Ssh is a meddler."
Senator Aliens attack arises from
what he terms a deliberate attempt
~ ioOl the NOleiS VI odlSHi CouitS
at the last minute, so as to prevent
his election to the Republican state
committee, the plan of which ne
thinks was Matched in Newark last
week under the guiding influence of
Mrs. Feickert.
On Friday, he says, there appearoG
III Salem county papers an advertise
Inent signed by Mrs. Aldona l.. Dc
keson, candidate for the womaa S
pace on the state committee, statiag
as follows: DO you know that a
member of the New Jersey senate
is not eligible to serve on the state
committee?" Mr.. Allen has an Off
Gal opinion by the attorney general
- the effect that there is nothing in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Meyers, OF
Brooklyn. were visitors at Prince
Bay yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert kunath are
here for a visit with his brother,
from their farm in sullivan county.
Miss Margaret MACPHERSON IS
home after several weeks liz Wash
inston, D. c.
Christopher Stsadman, a fotmer
resident. is here from Bos ~ foi a
visit with Mr.. AID Mrs. l. Y. El'is
Mrs. John Spollen has been en-
pertaining her brother, Michael
Doyle the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Murphy are
ar Saratoga Springs, for a wedding
tour.
u. w. Winant was the representa-
tive OF U. S. Grant Council. Mo. 79,
Jr. Q. u. A. NJ, at the state conven-
ton held at Elmira last week
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
KEYPORT

Mrs. Mary Wall and daughter
Miss Henrietta Wall, are spending
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs, Z
J Frantz at F1atbush. Mrs. Franz
is Mrs. Wallis daughter.
Mrs. Sarah Collins spent The week
enc with her grandson and wife, Mr.,
and Mrs. Harold =. Collins of Mana
sGuan.
Mrs. Anna I. Osborn entertained
Edward w. Young and on, Edward,
Jr and Plowden Dougherty OF New
York on Saturday. Saturday evening,
accompanied by Mrs. Young who
HIS been spending several days with
her mother, the party motored TO
M~anasquan and spent the weekend
at the Rosemary House.
Mrs. II. Seabrooke Schanck spent
Saturday with friends in New YorK
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Yeck, who
have resided in this borough for
several years, will remove to Belnar
the first of October, where Mr.. Icck
il now employed.
Officer George NJ. Mason resumes
his duties this week after having
enjoyed a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burlew an
nounce tho marriage of their son,
Edward, and Miss May Roush, at
HOLLYWOOD Cal, on August /. Mr..
Burlew, until recently, made mis-
home in Keyport, but for some tine
past has lived in Los Angeles whore
the couple will make their home.
The bride formerly resided in Ilaw-
thorne, Cal.
Lieut.. George Wetsel. u. $. ~,
spent the weekend with his sister,
Mrs. Paul G. Zimmerman. Lieut..
" etsel is at present stationed in the
Brooklyn navy yard.
Miss Margaret Clark Of New York,
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ, Lester Terry.
The regular meeting of the Dor
OUCH council will hs held tonight
Mrs. George w. Stidfoie has re-
turned to her home on Broadway
after having made an extended visit
with relatives in Newark and other
points, and expects to remain in the
borough for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. |. Davis have
rented the George NJ. Collins house
fer the winter. Mrs. Collins expec g
to engage in oncert work extensive
~ this season and she and her hos
band will board for the winter
months.
DR.. G.. B. Aumack. who sold his
house last week to Morrissey aud
Walker, has rented the Mrs. Harold
G.. Smith house on Maple place, for
the present. Mrs. Smith recently
purchased the house from Wa!ling
and Ryke, local contractors and
hopes some day in the future to re-
turn to Keyport and make it her
permanent home. At present MIR.
Smiths business necessitates thNir
living near Atlantic City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
SENDS TANLAC
To 0LDC COUNTRY
His Own Health Restored,
Elizabeth Man Ships Medi-
cine to Sister in Germany.

II think so much of Tanlac that
/ recently bought six bottles and
sent them to my sister in Germany,
and hope it relieves her as effec-
lively as it did me-" This statement
was made, a few days ago by Louis
Hirtzel, 512 Marshall street, Eliza
beth, N. j. Mr.. HirtZel has been
a resident of Elizabeth for fifty-four
years and is we'll known.
Fol six or seven years past" said
he, II have had rheumatism in my
knees so bad it was difficult for me
to get around. The pains were so
severe I could not " any distance
and in going down the steps l had to
take it sideways. This continual
nagging pain went all the ha.der
with me, because my health other
wise has always been excellent.
my first bottle of Tanlac helped
me so greatly that l bought bottle
after bottle until now | have taken
-four or five and my rheumatism is
a thing of the past, and l am feeling
fine. Tanlac is good enough to rec
ommend to everybody"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.-adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
SPENT
MUCH MONEY
S24,429 Total Only Slightly
Less Than Amount Report
ed BY FreIinghuysen.

TRENTON, Sept. 25.-Campaign
expense accounts have been filed
with the secretary of state here by
United States Senator Joseph Ere
linghuysen and his opponent
for the Republican sena-
torial nomination, George L..
Record, of Jersey City, showing that
each candidate has thus far spent
about the same amount of money.
Frelinghuysen acknowledges spend
ing SPA, S97.79, while Record has
spent ~$24,429.53. Frelinghuysen.
however. has a margin to spare,
while Record has spent or incurred
obligations to the limit of his re-
ceipts, as above. The total of FIRE.
linghuysen's receipts to date is S32,-
055.00
The senior senator put up $50, 900
of his campaign fund himself. in the
following amounts: June 10, $4,000:
August IS, $4,000; September -,
$4,000; September IS, $17,500. 9th
er contributors to the Frelinghuysen
fund include: Nj. Higginbotham, Jr.,
OF Jersey City. $25; Donald hurry,
of Jersey City. $50: Edward l..
Farr, Jersey City. $50; |. NJ. Lewis,
Montclair, $500; William p. Maetin,
Newark, $500; Henry NJ. Parmlee,
Paterson, $250;H. S. Chapman, New
ark, 500; Benjamin V. Harrison,
Montclair, 5000; Grosvenor II. Back
us, New York City, 500: Vulcan De-
thinning Company, Sewaren, 500,
and +. w. McClave e Sons, Harri-
son. $50.
The contributions of the two bust
ness concerns, as well as that of for
mer Judge Martin, were returned.
Record supplied only $1,000 of his
funds, according to his certificate
filed here. James G. Blauvelt. of
Ridgewood, contributed a total of
$4,000, Amos Pinchot, of New York,
put in $4,000.
Governor Edwards statement has
yet to arrive here. That of Senator
candidate, admits receipts for cam
paign expenses of 1925 and ex-
penditures of $1,O50.S Judge Silzer,
the Democratic candidate. received
$1,050 and spent $S42.1O. Both can
didates are unopposed for the nomi-
nations.
No indication of what Records
funds We're spent for is found here.
Senator Frelinghuysen's expenses are
divided as follows: $~7,644.09 for
printing, stationery, etc: for litera-
ture and buttons and their distribu-
ton, $3,169.32; for advertising, pub
licity, etc, $~5,725.70; for postage and
eXpressage, $5,120; for clerical help
and headquarters. ~$2,510.55.
Congressman T. Frank Appleby
Republican, from the third district,
contributed $500 and has spent 500.
His Democratic opponent, Elmer II.
Geran. has received or spent nothing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
G.. O.. P. WOMEN TO MEET

Republican women who want to
know how and why they should vote
on primary day, tomorrow, how the
ballot affects their homes and chill
drcn. and how it is the most impor-
tant and serious question before
women today, will come to Odd Eel
lows Hall, SO Smith street, opposite
King street. tonight at g o'clock,
and hear all about it. Candidates
will be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25

band. Russell Solt. of Perth Amboy,
a baby boy six months old, by her
mother, Mrs. Edward Burns, and
sister. Madeline. The funeral Will
be held Thursday morning at $3.50
from the home of her mother, LIZ
South Pine venue At st. Marys
church a high mass of requiem VIII
be celebrated for the repose of her
soul. Interment will be made at st
MarY's cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
AVENEL

The apron sale announced last
week by the Parent-Teachers AS
ISOLATION will be held October IL,
which is also the regular meeting
dat of that tody.
The local school faculty has W
new teachers. Miss Jardine and Miss
Gleckler, both of Railway. There
are over 24O pupils registered for
the ensuing wear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
CITATION IS SERVED IN
BOLLSCHWEILER CASE

NEW BRUNSWICK. Sept. 25-
A citation has been served by Dep
utv Sheriff Harry kahrs in the ac-
ton started by Gertrude NJ. Boil
schweilAr against her husband. AL
bert. The citation was served lat
urday Afternoon at the defendants
residence. 2G5 Madison n
HAIRY Under represents Mrs. Boil
schweiler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25

TOTTENVILLE. Sept. 25:-Peter
Klezen, seventy years old, died Sat
urday night at his home in Johnson
avenue, Rossville, after a lingering
illness. The funeral was held THIS
morning from his late residence tol-
lowed by a solemn requiem mass
at St. Joseph's church. RossVllie.
Rev. Father Kelly officiated. me
interment was in St. Joseph's ceme-
tery,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
Capture Boy Fugitives

JAMESBURG. Sept. 25-Early
this morLIng our boys. inmates or
the State Home for Boys. managed
to secure civilian clothes ard escape.
The authorities noticed their get
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25

away quickly and a general alarm
resulted in the immediate appre-
hension of the boys in Spotswood
and East Brunswick township.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
Lillian G. SOIf

SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 25.-Lil-
liam c. Solt, after several months OF
illness, died at her home here Sat
urday. She is survived by her hus-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25

Just above is portrayed the
newestaddition to the smart
ly fashioned group of Mast
enclosed models on exhibi
ton at the closed car show.
1t is a Sedan, roomily ar
ranged for five, powered by
the Nash Six perfected valve
ln-head motor, and swung
gracefully low to the road.
1t has an engaging aspect OF
richness and luxury that is
borne out by your further
inspection of the nicetles O
design and appointment.
The body is finished in al
attractive blue tone; choicest
mohair is used IN the up
hoIstery; and there are sill
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25

vered door handles; barrel
ed headlights; heavily nick
cled dash Instruments; silken
shades; a new-type cowl VEN
rilator; and many addition
Il features Of importance.
This sedan at the reduced
price of 5000 rounds out
the Nash Six series of en-
closed cars which includes
the 7-passenger Sedan at
S219O; and the 4-passenger
Coupe at $500.
The four-cylinder models
include the Coupe at $685.;
the 5-passenger Sedan at
S1545; the 2-passenger Cab
at S1195; and the 5-passen-
ger Carriole at $1275.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-04

"Ah!" he said in his curiously IN
Elected voice.
And he held the scrool out to the
heat of the fire. The vellum baked
slowly, and as it baked. the black
Chinese characters faded out and
faint blue ones began to appear.
Jonquelle read the secret message
In his emotionless drawl:
1.-The American is destroyed, and
his accursed work is destroyed with
him. Send the news TO Bangkok
and west to Burma. Tho treasures
of India are saved"
I cried out in astonishment.
IAN assassin! The creature was
an assassin! He killed Rodman
simply by crushing him in his
arms"
Jonquelle's drawl heightened.
Its Lal Gupta,' he said, "the
cleverest Oriental in the whole of
Asia. The jewel-traders sent him to
watch Rodman, and to kill him if he
was eve able to get his formulate
worked out. They must have paid
him an incredible sum.
And that is why the creature at
tached himself to Rodman!" I said.
Surely" replied Jonquelle. HE
brought that bronze-Romulus car
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-04

Fords frehouse Friday night. The
annual election of officers took
place after which a splendid menu
was served. About fifty were pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scholar enter
tanned a number of young tots at
their home yesterday afternoon in
honor of the birthday of their cid
est daughter Esther. The Riddles
had dainty refreshments and fully
enjoyed themselves.
A number of local people are
planning to attend the dance to be
given by the H. b. Club at the
Hut" tomorrow night.
The officials OF the National Fire
proofing Company are planning to
increase their operating facilities at
the National plant here. The plans
may include the building of more
kilns and dryers and the installa-
ton of more modern machinery to
increase the output of brick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neary and
family, of Crows Mill road, have
moved to King street, Perth Amboy.
The Women's Club of Fords will
give a bazar and dance at the Fords
school Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J.. Schilcox en-
tertained friends from Woodbridge
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-04
lThursday with his parents in sixth

I Thursday with his parents in Sixth
street.
John Lazak was an out OF town
visitor Wednesday night.
L. j. Harrington of Sargent Trans
portation Line New York City visit
| ed the Philadelphia &c Reading Rail-
way on business. Wednesday.
Christian Thompson was an out of
town visitor Thursday.
Mrs. James Toner was an cut OF
town visitor Friday.
Mrs. Cassidy was an out of town
visitor Friday.
Gene Bradley was an out of town
visitor Thursday.
The Seven Feathers Gun Club, OF
Port Reading, were very successful
| on their hunting trip last Friday.
Patsy La Russo attended a theater
performance in Perth Amboy Thurs
day night.
Frank Polo was an out of town
visitor Thursday night.
Nicholas Pellegrino was an out OF
town visitor Thursday night.
Carmen Zullo football star of Port
| Reading played with Roosevelt Fielc
Club football team in Elizabeth
Thanksgiving Day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-04
PERTH AMBoY EVENING NEW MONDAY, DEcEMBER 9. 1922:

at their home Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke gave a
surprise party in honor of Miss
Elizabeth Matoche at their home in
| Perth Amboy Saturday night. A
number of local people were among
the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell vroom en-
tertained out-of-town friends al
their home yesterday.
Erich Schuster witnessed the per
Torrance at Proctor'S Palace, New
ark, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schuster
were out-of-town visitors Saturday
night.
Mrs. Fred Peterson visited rela-
tives in Fords recently.
Pfeiffer and Holman are still In
the lead by one game in the fire
mems card tourney as the result
of the last round of games. The
next set of games will be played
Thursday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-04

rying off the Sabine woman-and
staged the supernatural to work out
his plan and to save his life. i knew
the bronze as soon as l got my eye
on told Franz Josef gave it as a
present to Mahadal in Bombay for
matching up some rubies."
1 swore bitterly.
"And we took him for a lunatic!"
"Ah, yesi" replied ~Jonque!le.
what was it you said as l came in
The human mind is capable of any
ab~surdity' !"
Another NJ. JonqucIIe story, "Thc
Fortune Teller" will begin in u
next issue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-04
new FLYING CRUISER
LEAVES KEYPORT PLANT

KEYPORT, Dec. 4.-The new
aeromarine eleven-passenger flying
cruiser, Governor C~ordeaux. left he (
early yesterday morning for MAN
Fla, where it will carry passengers
between Miami and Nassau.
The boat was named after the gov
of Nassau, British West In.
dies, and carries in addition to two
pilots, a radio operator, a bowman.
a passenger traffic manager, tvs
stenographers, two ticket agents d
motorboat man and a cook.
When carrying passengers the BOD,
will make the trip from Mama 20
Nassau in two and a half hours. a
distance of 1877 miles, while it takes
a steamship between these two points
twenty hours to make the trip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-04
KEASBEY

Protection Fire Company No. 1 is
scheduled to meet tonight for its
regular semi-monthly meeting. The
committee in charge of the recent
dance is expected to submit a report
tonight. Plans will also be discussed
for a New Years eve party.
A number of local exempt fire.
men attended the business meeting
and banquet of the United Fire
mems Exempt Association at the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-04

EVERY DAY the classified sec.,rn
makes new friends from among the read
ers who find out by answering the ads
that its ads are strictly rsliable.
! There's a special low rate FOR classified
ads that are ordered printed for more
than one day.