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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-04
O. J. MoRGESsoN.

@. J. MoRGESsoN.
JESSE SEAMAN,
\ w. PIERCE. .
s,,S,,r Funs commission of the City o.
Perth Amboy
Received January H. 1879
4. E. GRAHAM.
January IL. 1927.
| Sinking Fund Commission. City OF Pett'
Amboy. New Jersey:
We have completed our examination G,
the records and accounts OF the sln
Fund Of the City OF Perth Amboy Tor ths
year ending December 81. 1871. sna aoiaowa
Exhibit A-Baiance Sheet as at Decem'
Der 81. 1921. ..,r,
Exhibit C-Receipts and DISBURSEMENT
/ Exhibit D-statement of Sinking Fun
Investments and interest bearing afnouh'
Exhibit E-Statement OF Term Bonui
showing purpose. date OF issue. maturity,
annual and cumulative requirement anu
those paid during 1921. 49,,
In connection with our AUDIT, we nav
the Following remarks 10 naNe
All cash receipts were verified and trac-
ed to the various repositories. Inc cas-.
balances shown on our oaiance 49,
Were teTlutu ny
IN on the books only as actually received
The income from investments was taken
and interest accrued to the END OF Deeehi-
Der was not considered.
INVESTMENTS
All securities werec hecked by aetuaI
count on December 81, 1921. and found 10
agree with the records
DEBIT ACCOUNT
The Sinking Fund earned si3,ssee2 N
excess of the an per cent. requirement
In 1921. but the following items wets
taken out Of the assets and enarsea
against surplus. thereby wiping out the
surplus and setting up a dehcit-
Unpaid Taxes 1894 to '2ss.aS
ertificates OF Sale ............ lee 40
Confirmed Assessments ....-... S5.Iss.gs
City Of Perth Amboy Account. 17.7so.se
Total s15s. 1886
These items were taken up as assets In
1917 when the Sinking Fund books were
opened, and had the erect OF oilstttihg a
The present deficit Of S137.sss.35 will
be credited with all future collections re.
ceived on the above assessments taken
out together with interest on sucn pay
ments, but the balance not otherwise
taken care Of will have to be provided Tor
by annual appropriations in the cse
over a period of years
The special Sinking Fund reserve now
amounts to $23.64s.76. and as this Is In
creased annually 1t will help to materially
reduce the deficit.
SINKING FUND REQUIREMENT
This item was verified and the proper
provisions for the year were made.
CERTIFICATE
We hereby certify that the exhibits con-
tanned in this report agree with the
and records of the Sinking Fund
and that the Balance Sheet
in our opinion sets forth the true financial
position of the Sinking Fund as at the
close of business December 81. 1921.
Respectfully submitted.
BRAVERMAN & SMITH.
Certified Public Accountants.
q H.. BRAKEMAN,
Registered Municipal Accountant No. 4
Received January 18th, 1929
Signed:
A. f.. GRAHAM.
City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-04
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
| An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance en-
consent for the operation of auto busses a.
the same are defined by Chapter 1875 OF
the Laws of 1915 Of the state OF \. D.,
| Approved July IS, 1919"
BE IT ORDAINED By THE CITY OF
PERTH AMBOY:
Section 1. That Section z of an ordi-
nance entitled, A ordinance hxing the
terms of consent for the operation of auto
ter 1876 of Laws of 1916 Of the State Of
N. j." be and hereby is amended to read
as follows:
Each and every auto bus shall be
equipped with one rear door 50 arranged
tina the same can be opened from the
inside and a step leading therefrorn TO
be used by passengers in an emergency
That all auto buses must be also equip
ped with modern red stop lights, anu
that all auto buses bound for South
Amboy shall display two red lights on
front of bus: also buses bound for
Fords and New Brunswick to display
two blue lights on front of bus; an
also BUSES bound for Woodbridge TO
display two green lights On front OF
bus. That each bus shall be equipped
with a fare register satisfactory to
the Board of Aldermen which must he
tested as to it's accuracy from time
to time by order of the Board OF Al
dermen."
Section 2. This ordinance shall take eff
The foregoing ordinance was introdu-
ced and passed on first reading at the
meeting of the council of the City of Perth
Amboy, held February 20, 1922, and viii
be taken up for second and third readings
and final passage at the meeting of the
Council to be held March 9th. 1929, in the
Council Chamber, City Hall. Perth Amboy,
N. j.
ARTHUR E. GRAHAM,
114O2-a-2a-3-4 City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-04

placed.
At presen. there are IS children sup
ported BY the city. 20 are under the care
Of the y. J. state Board OF Children's
Guardians. ? are boarding in private
homes. At the Aimshouse there are !
woman and & men.
Yours truly,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-04

iced. Putting the street in lengths thsy
would extend from Perth Amboy 10 ESs
ton. Pa. which gives each officer abois
IL miles OF streets TO patrol.
We have a water front OF ASS miles and
located along the water there are 81 man
ufacturing plants We should have a
squad OF police and q motor boat to pa
troll the river front ard stop the river
piracy which is going on from time 10
time.
The Police Department now consists Of
the followings One Chief Of Police. One
Acting Captain OF Detectives. Two Lieu
tenants OF Detectives Two Detectives
Desk Lieutenants. Three Street Ssrgeznss.
Three hauleurS two Motor Cycle Men.
One Mounts Man. Five Tra1ic Men. -
Pstrolmen and Due Policemwoman- a
total OF sixty-three in the department
The equipment Of the Police Depart
consists Of the following: One Peerless
combination ambulance and patrol one
Dodge Touring car. two Harley Davidson
Motor Cycles two bicycles and one horss,
In making my report for the year !
would like to call attention 20 the work
OF the Detective Bureau under the cora
msnd Of Acting Captain Of Detectives
LLaurerSe A. LonE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-04

sEr q .Es ses.Eg+ IAls Ess't TIl-ablhE1 Il
stated in sua5arasaa1 = 1Ersg-
De5-rtso-s lzd+- s1zs lEs-z fGB alaHcr
smaller Of starS Two E-E.-ELe
sdA Ia6se <51sa s1EEr-=1 ant Er15;r-
iEed but no. incurred sgr c1s raGClT at
water. SZ51&..at@H-
EeA The Yet ;r6stsa11sHs 11.ErrHa4 BH-
authorized bat Rot incurred .H- EE112l
PURPOSES a. stated II = Gar Z Nj =
Z I'M III EIFpf
tNFG-A N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-04
MArH HANSEN.

OVtrSstr OF FNNS.
was presented q ordered entered In ths
minutes
The following report OF the Superin,su-
dent OF Weights and Measures
Fees collected at Market and
Perth Amboy City Scale January ] 1881.
to January /. ise:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-04

me Detective Bureau consists OF eve
r,sr- Their duties are many. they nave
TO get the evidence OF dinerent osS
together 10 be prsssnied Ter tne s
receiving communications from an paris
OF the world and at times IL taxes quite
some tact in hsrdiins same There are
always warrants eomius in from otnsr
cities which are all handled by the De
tective Bureau. quite often there are De
t~eetives from other cities coming 10 Ihis
city looking for criminals anu We ~
20 assign Detectives TO assist them, we
! receive calls from the different oanks 70
escort the pay rolls TO the different plants
by doing his work they prevent roooer-
les which are happening all over the
country at the present time
Good work has also been a~eeomph.nvl
by the two motor cycle men IN neNins
the automobile law violators I'VE upo
the law and in escorting pay rolls 10 III
purins the year 5 men retired from the
department and one man resigned
During the year IL men were before the
police COMMITTEES for infraction OF police
i also again wish to call your attention
to the present police station. which IS al
together too small and unsanltary. aiso
the present police call system, whicn Is
unreiia bic. out OF date and worn out
Recorder II. E. Pickersgill has been
mos, active In aiding the department our
A, this time I would recommend the
installing OF Three Police Booths as iol-
lows: No. /. County Bridge and Sheridan
street. No =. New Brunswick Avenue
near City Line. No. 3. Amboy Avenue
near City Line, No. 4. State street near
Maurer's Post Office, also the installing
OF more police call boxes.
In concluding my report l wish 20
thank His Honor the Mayor and the
members Of the Board of Aldermen tor
their assistance and cooperation render-
ed during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
~rEr TnNNESEN- |
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-04

Total Miles for three months, $50.
EXPENSES
Gasoline. As gallons
OIL, l gallon
One Light Bulb
One Set luteh Plates
Total Miles three months isSe.
EXPENSES
Gasoline. 81 gallons
OH II OTIS
One tube repaired
one light bulb
One Sc. Post springs
one Fuse
oae Coil
one Spring
Battery charged
WI A. BACHMAN.
TO the Honorable Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen
Gentlemen
I hereby Suemi, nay first yearly report
in doing 50 permi, me TO give \ eriei
outline OF the conditions under which the
men OF the Perth Amhoy Police Depart
meat are working
Perth Ar.sey. n J. has q population
Of s&eee people. there are fSs streets ir
the cLty. = total ef s.ss miles 70 b 30
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-04

The following fourth quarterly report
and yearly repor; Of the superintendent
Of Police:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-04
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
Kids FOR ERE HOSE

As per resolution adopted by the Board
or Aldermen on February sis,. 1899. bids
will be received by Arthur Il. Graham.
City Clerk for 5000 feet OF Regulation Fire
Hose. up TO March 9TH. 1922. at : =. ".
JOHN j. CLARK.
Chairman. Committee on Fine.
Dated. February "a, 1919.
i~iSss-s-st-S-i
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-04

Of arrests by detective bureau
AdultS
Recovered Lost and Stolen goods by the
Detective Bureau for the 4th quarter.
81. 9o50. 90.
L. A. LONG.
Acting Captain of Detectives.
Chauffeur Report 4th Quarter. 1929
Peerless Car
City calls. ITO trips, $50 prisoners.
Details, 113 trips.
Fires. 81 trips.
Hospital. 3 trips, 5 patients.
County jail and workhouse, 20 trips. sc
prisoners.
Total. 2ss trips. 221.
Expense
Gasoline. Els Gals.
Oil. 5 Gals.
New Valve Spring. 1.
Transmission Oil. s lbs.
Radiator Cover. 1.
Soap. 5 lbs.
Hood Clamps. 2.
Tube Valve Spring, IL dozen.
Brush. I.
Inside Glass. 4
Installing valve Spring, l IL hours.
Mileage, 1884.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02
Q }ME.NEY FARMERS
SUCCESS WITH REDS
(By Associated Press)

Bonneville, Ky, May rs. T..
florndon, Owsley county farmer,
has demonstrated to farmers in
this section of the state what
can be done with farm poultry
flock when it is properly cared
Tor and managed, according to
County. Agent P. M. Frye. Two
Years ago Mr.. Frye assisted Mr..
Herndon in getting a start with
pure bred poultry, Rhode Island
Reds being used as the founda-.
ton stock. In one month this
year he marketed more than 100
dozen of eggs iii addition to
those used for Matching purpos-
cs on his own farm, according to
Mr.. Frye. The result of the pro-.
lect has been that Mr.. Herr1don,
IS now a booster of pure bred
poultry and an enthusiastic man
in helping other farmers in this.
section of the state get a similar
start, it was added.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02
FARMERS "SSWAPPIHGV
AGENCY is STARTED
(By Associated Press

Frankfort, Ky, May Z-Ken-
lucky farmers will be given a
chance GO EXCHANGE or sell any
thing from pair Of shoes or
a sewing machine to a moving
machine, a stallion or d farm,
thru the agency of 4 new depart
rent that is being inaugurated
by Commissioner Of Agriculture
w. c. Hanna.
The Commissioner has Just
had blanks printed and is send
ing them to farmers turnout the
state for listing of the things
they want to sell, exchange or
buy. A weekly publication car
rying the lists of things for, sale
or the needs of the farmers will
be issued and mailed to farmers
on the mailing list.
While the work will. for the
present, be confined to selling
and exchanging between farm
ers, eventually it is hoped that it
will work into real marketing
bureau where the producer and
consumer will be brought direct
ly together. There are no real
marketing laws in Kentucky as
some other states have and the
has no way to check
on supplies and prices after they
leave the farm.
Some of the county farm BIT
reaus, such as the Jefferson coun-
ty organization, have been con-
Quoting exchange lists for past
In the publications, the
most of which are simply MINI
eographed sheets, the farmers
list the things they want to sell
and exchange such as setting of
aggs, machinery. COWS, hogs and
horses and in fact anything oil
use on the farm.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02
Some Gratuitous Advice

Dispatches state that Republi-
can leaders are urging District
Attorney Sawyer A. Smith as the
man for his party to nominate
for governor next year. They
couldn't find one who would
make them a stronger candidate
It would be refreshing to see a
man Of his type at the head OF
his party, clean, aggressive, Wig
orous. the soul of honor and of
remarkable ability, Sawyer a
Smith represents the coming
young man in politics in way
that we often hear spoken OF,
but rarely see in the concrete ex-
ample. And yet strong as is our
admiration for him personally.
and feeling that he is we'll de
serving and would amply meas
ure up to the highest standard OF
any honor his party could confer
upon him, we would advise him
to go mighty slow about listen
ing to the siren voices of the
politicians who are hunting far
and wide for a party leader az
this time. Of course he isn't 60
ing to ask advice from a reliable
Democratic organ like the Daily
Register, but were going to Of
fer it gratuitously for the once
anyway. and that its to put any
temptation to take the nomina-
ion next year behind him. The
next governor of Kentucky Isl
going to be a Democrat. We dol
not believe that even an able andj
capable a leader as Sawyer
Smith would make could rescue!
his party from the certain de-
feat that is approaching when
next it seeks to put a governor
in the executive chair at Frank
fort.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02
GIMN BLEACH SKIN
WITH Lemon

Squeeze the juice of two lem
ons into a bottle containing three
ounces of Orchard White, wllicf
any drug store will supply for 4
few cents, shake well and you
have quarter pint of harmless
and delightful lemon bleach.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day, then shortly
note the beauty and whiteness OF
your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring
that soft, clear, rosy-white COM
plexion, also as a freckle, SUM
burn, and tan bleach because it
doesn't irritate. ad.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02
The Richmond Daily Richmond Madison County Ey Tuesday 1922
[GAME WARDEN
| ASKS COOPERATION
Urges Good Citizens To Report
Violation of Came Laws
Same as Other Statutes

The Daily Register has receiv-
led letter from District Game
Warden Sam f. Gentry, of Stan
ford, appealing for that same de-
gree of cooperation i'll prosecu-.
ton Of violations of the game
laws of Kentucky that good cit
liens would give in case of other
offenses. His letter which will.
be read with interest, follows:
Stanford, KY, April %.
Editor Daily Register,
Richmond, Ky.
[ want to ask favor of you.
through your valued paper, which
has always been for the game and
fish laws. Every sportsman
should report all violators of the.
game and fish laws. If we are
to have good hunting and fishing
1t is easy enough to seine fish
from Our public creeks and riv-
ers if the sportsman and farmer
refuse to see anything worth de-
scribing in court, but it would be
a different matter if any respon-
sible person would report them to
the proper officials. There should
be no distinction between the per
son who robs the fish streams and
one who robS our rural banks.
For instance John Doe has evil.
dence against Jim Jones for kill
ing quail out OF season, he does
mot offer this evidence it is be-
cause he is either afraid or feels
it none of his business. Suppose
John caught Jim stealing cattle.
lie would not rest until he had
Jim in jail and his fellow citizensI
would applaud his spirit of up
holding the law. If we are to have
more and better hunting and fish
ng you must have the spirit of
John Doe as in the case of the
cattle, and report all law viola
tors of the game and fish law.
The. game warden does the very
best he can but he has lots of ter
rIt0ry to cover and cannot be
everywhere at once. If the fish
ermen and hunters place any
value upon their recreation thevl
should report ali vio1ators andl
not say let the game WardenI
catch them. If your children aret
to have more and better fishing
and hunting You must report all
offenders of the game and fish |
laws, for we now realize what |
our forefathers did not. The ex-I
tlnction of the passenger pigeon
and American bison and other
species SO few in number that /
they viii never be numerous any
more. So if we want better fish
ing and hunting and all lovers OF
Wild things we must cooperate
with the proper officials for the
enforcement of the game laws, or
the rest of Our game birds will 90
the way of the bison and passen-
ger pigeons. For better hunting
and fishing, I am yours,
B. F. GENTRY.
District Warden.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02
REL vA SERVICES AT
SILVER CREEK CHAPEL

Revival services began at the
Silver Creek Chapel Presbyteri-
an church at Whites Station
Sunday and will continue thru
probably a couple of weeks. Rev
j. B. Hagins, of Lexington, is
conducting the services with
Howard E. Davis, an elder in the.
Presbyterian church at Harrods-
burg, in charge of the singing. !
Services will be held on week
days each evening at $50 o'clock
and on Sundays at II a. m. as
we'll as in the evening. All areI
invited to attend these services.'
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02

youngsters. deserves the highest
credit for the honorS they have
already won, and all Eastern
Kentucky will be pulling strong
for them in the finals against
the best juvenile speakers in the
state. We do not believe tina,
Madison Hi viii be found want
ing when the final test comes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02
Too Thrilling

"What is the matter with Bob !?
He seems a changed man since he
raised a mustache."
Eyes, his hair-raising experien-
ces have saddened him"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02
Harding Asked To Approve
she Soldiers Bonus Bill
(By Associated Press

Washington, May Ut is an
nounced that President Harding
will be asked by the senate IL
nance committee to approve the
soldiers bonus bill. differing
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02

That there is little in a name
is shown by the fact that the
biggest lawsuit in Illinois now is
the Small trial.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02

Mr. Harding's disgust with
Congress is said to have caused
his recent trip to Florida. But
Texas wouldn't be big enough to
hold all those citizens who feel
the same Way about it.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02

1t cannot yet be told who'll
win the coal strike. but its safe
bet the public will lose.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02

That San Francisco. doctor
who restored the tail lost by a
pet rat in an accident can now be
classified as a retailer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02
UncaiiecI For

Ethel-Oh, do look! You've
grown a mustache, havest YOU?
EtheIbert-Well, you needn't
worry!
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02
Richmond L1aiiy Register.
3. N. sAUFLEx. Editer sad Propr.ete
Foreign Advertising 2epreserta
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02

from the house measure only in
minor essentials.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02

Safe crackers in New Yorl;
blasted a safe next door to the
police station. Fortunately, how
ever, none of the police were dis
turbed from their slumbers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02
Court week Specials are
drawing the crowds
Look Over This List

Ladies Tan Oxfords all sizes, first quality $40
ChiIdren's Sandals, solid leather -------- l.29
Ladies Patent Leather Oxfords, new quality
Ladies White Oxfords, special price $l.q8
Childrens White Slippers, just received sizes to g. 98o
Children Sox, just received mere. silk worth
so cents for observation-disclosures
All our Ladies Slippers will go at reduced price.
All our stuff is absolutely new goods.
Ladies Union Suits worth 75c for -----49c
New Ladies Silk Hose, new shades, worth 81 for IS
Mems OveralIs first class grade, high back ---98e
Mems first class Khaki 81 80 shirts for ---98c
Mems Khaki Shirts good grade 81 shorts for --79c
Mems good grade Blue Shirts for ------59c
Ladies SILK Waists
ChiIdren's Dresses just received, worth from
81 to $3.50 at Observation-Disclosures $50
These prices will hold good through Court Day week
Also everything house at reduced prices during
Court Week
Boys Overalls from to s, in heaviest and best
grade made worth 81 will be sold at --zc
Louis Glazer
First Street Successor to A. Dobrowsky
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02

Read the classified column.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-02

Now watch that crack debat
ing team from Madison High
win the state championship at
Lexington. Each one of thcs2
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-25
Three in Family
Brought Back
to Health

"My wife myself and my son all got
good results from Tanlac and am al
ways glad to recommend it," was the re-
cent statement of R. NJ. Stephenson, 77S
Adams St., Gary, Ind. Mr.. Stephenson
has been a valued employe of the Amer
lean Bridge Co., of Gary, for four years,
but previously had been farming at
Knox, Ind.
ut was while on the farm that my
health began to sag" he said. my
liver was sluggish, had pains from
head to foot, and no matter what 1
would force myself to eat 1t soured on
my stomach and gas bloated me until 1
could hardly breathe.
II took six bottles Of Tanlac and have
gained fifteen pounds. I never have
stomach trouble nor an ache or pain,
and can put in a big days work with
out firing. TanIac Is a great medicine"
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-25
Chief Yellow Fish,
Live Indian Chief,
Is at Bonita Today

Chief Yellow Fish, real American In
dian, decked out in his native costume.
win appear at the Bonita theatre this
afternoon at each showing of the big
western picture, In the Days of Buffalo
Bill"
The Saenger Amusement company has
booked Chief Yellow Fish to visit the
theatres where the picture is being
shown to add a touch Of realism.
The Indian chief is an interesting in
dividual and will delight many Pensa-
cola Riddles today. He visited several
grammar and primary schools yesterday
and was given an ovation by the pupils