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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
ASSURE BETTER
TRAIN SERVICE
Railroad Officials on Inspec-
ton Tour Yesterday Prom
Use Quicker Trains

TOTTENVILLE, Feb. S:-Vice
President II. B. Voorhees, with
Superintendent T.. j. Hammer, Gen.
eral Traffic Agent E. w. Murray and
a number of other officials of the
Staten Island Rapid Transit railroad
went over the road yesterday in the
superintendent private car for a
general inspection Of all three divi-
sions on Staten Island. They came
to Tottenville about IL o'clock yes
terday morning and after looking
over the terminal here went TO
Perth Amboy, where thev inspected
the improvements being made at the
terminal at that place.
On the return trip back to st.
George from T~ottenville the officials
stopped at a number of stations
along the line and made an inspec-
ton Of both the freight and passen-
ger rooms on the route.
Changes In the train service on
the Tottenville division is said to be
contemplated when the next sched-
ule is put into effSct in the spring.
This was said to have been talked
over by the officials yesterday on
their trip. This matter was taken
up following a petition started at
Great Kills some time ago and sign
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Adamson.
of Jersey City, have returned home
after visiting at Prince Bay.
Mrs. Thomas Burgess has returned
home from Fishkill where she was
called last week by the death of her
father.
Charles Walters, of Great Kills.
has gone TO Florida for the rest of
the winter.
Rev. Warren Giles. of the First
Reformed church. East Orange, will
be the principal speaker at the Lin
coin banquet to be held Friday night
under the auspices of st. Marks
Mems Bible class i'll the lecture room
of the church.
Rev. William Burd lectured q
Trinity church, West New Brighton,
last night on THE Sunny Side OF
Life" before a good sized audience.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
FIRE DESTROYS FRAME
BARN AT HUGUEN0T

TOTTENVILLE, Feb. S:-A fire
of unknown origin totally destroyed
a two-story frame barn and work
shop on the property of Alexander
Stockton, SAL Huguenot avenue.
Huguenot Park, shortly before noon
yesterday. The two and half story
frame dwelling situated within a
short distance from the house
caught fire from sparks from the
barn but was extinguished by the
firemen who directed their attention
to saving the house upon their ar
rival. The loss to the workshop and
barn is estimated at $500.
Mrs. Stockton was the only one
home at the time. She discovered
the blaze and caused the alarm to
be turned in that called out the fire
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

without Il license also received a
suspended sentence when arraigned
in court Yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

Of Eugene Donnelly by saying that
she was taken from his home ito
keep M. Dunneiy company"
Mayor Wyckoff and Overseer of
the Poor Hausser offered testimony
hat showed the woman had been
liberated and left without proper
food almost the entire day. This
was denied by AcKers and was corr
federated by Mrs Ackers who swore
she hal given her good care and
was willing to continue so but was
unwilling to pay anything for her
support in another home.
Ackers was charged with collect
ing funds to provide a chair for his
mother that he never turned over for
that purpose and lie denied this. 1t
was brought out, Mrs. Collins was
deserted b. her husband who had
gone to Virginia to live and had left
$500 fer her care that Eggers said
was applied on the purchase of a
piano.
James Ackers CT Helmetta, an
other son testified that he had a large
family and was keeping the family
of his daughter. whose husband was
still in France, in the army.
Council named Borough Attorney
John Kirkpatrick, as the delegate to
go tc Newark on Thursday to repre-
Sent TIE borough in the meeting of
the cities who will protest the in
crease in the zone price of gas be-
fore the U0'ity Board.
Addison CDnover was named judge,
John Jorgenson ana Jacob Hausser,
tel4ers at the election of fire chief to
lie held or February 10.
Another matter brought before the
council was the application of Rich
ard Lewis. Sidney Lowe. Fred 5.
Cole and George NJ Dawson, who
request the granting of their fire.
mems exemption papers and desire
to retire flom the department. The
request a granted and will tax
the regular course.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
LARGE PERCENTAGE OF
PUPILS GET DIPLOMAS

TOTTENVILLE, Feb. S:-Staten
Island pupils in the elementary
schools gave a good account of
themselves in the term ending jan
uary 81, according to the report of
the board of education. Ninety
three per cen enrolled in he high
est grades came through the tests
VIGOROUSLY and won diplomas.
OF 26S boys and 800 girls, a total
of SIS, registered in tie highest
grades in Richmond boroughis ele-
mentary schools. 240 boys aid 306
girls, a total of 546, were graduated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

men. She tainted and it was with
difficulty that she was revived by
orial Hospital.
The alarm was turned in from
box SO at Huguenot avenue near
the railroad station that called put
the Huguenot Engine Company,
Amicitia Hook & Ladder Company
of Pleasant Plains and 159 el.gine of
the paid department of Dongan
Hills. A Ford automobile that was
in the barn was saved by members
of the Huguenot engine before the
arrival of the apparatus. The build
ing destroyed was insured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

Princess Kalaianoale of Honolulu
has taken the place on the Hawaiian
Rehabilitation Commission made
vacant by the death OF her husband.
She lived in Washington when he
was Hawaiian delegate to congre3s-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
TOTTENVlLlE

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Trestrail,
Of Amboy road. visited friends in
Brooklyn over the week end.
Miss Fife Beecham has returned
to her home in Poughkeepsie after
visiting her sister.
Mrs. r. w. Wood will entertain the
500 Club at her home tomorrow at-
ternoon.
Mrs. Velma Lindeman, OF Brook
Iyn, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron La Forge, over the week end.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbs, Of New
Brighton. a former resident. visited
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Wood
Sunday.
Mrs. Maudc Fay has returned
home from a Manhattan hospita!
where she underwent treatment.
Howard Cruise, of Jersey city, WI
be the speaker on Sunday at the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
SUSPENDED SENTENCE
GIVEN TWO IN COURT

TOTTENVILLE Feb. 8.-Robert
Brrssler, of Satterlee avenue, Sea
Breeze. summoned 10 court by Pa
tro;man Newman for leaving his
horse unattended in the street on
Saturday, + 'ceived n suspended sem
ten Re from Magistrate Fetherston In
the second district court yesterday.
Harry Abramson. of Commerce
street. Perth Amboy. arrested Mon
day for peddling from a pushcart
, 1922-11-16
By GENE MARTIN.

'sThe Fast Mail" which will DO
shown at the America theater on
Friday and Saturday Of this week
is n compendium OF most Of tho
melodramas ever produced High
brow IL IS not, though there is moth
ing in 1t shocking to the taste OF
any but the professional purist In
plot construction. one might go
on forever describing it n clean.
wholesome and exciting but this
Is not in itself a description OF The
Fist Mall"
The producers OF this ~photoplay
might possibly have packed Into 1t
more climaxes. more situations OF
a me!odramatic nature; they might
have seen fit to endanger h lives
OF the actors o~ftener, or they might
even have destroyed more property,
but II improbable. For they have
already injected into this pictur-
lied version OF Lincoln J. Carriers
great staEe success all the thrills.
crises. and narrow escapes that
could comfortably be put on SIX
reels Of celiuioid.
This is the regular plain. old
fashioned meiodrama, II you viii.
The villain is typical; the hero Is
u~nvarnished and uncamouflaged-
typical; and the heroine is typical.
which does not signify that they
are rot human also.
Admirers of Charles Jones, will
have an opportunity 10 see their
screen hero in some of the greatest
stunts he has ever pulled. Even
, 1922-11-16

its use, pressure went down to $50
and forms a story OF success OF start
ling interest.
If Pulse Is Rapid
II your pulse is rapid and you
experience the d~istresses due to this
condition beware OF its consequences.
There is no such thing as temporary
high blood pressure. Your system
won't right itself without help. It
will continually and gradually grow
worse and take its toll before you can
realize 1t.
Drives Out Body Wastes
In the action OF Nuradium as n
stimulant to the natural forces OF
the body the most remarkable re-
juvenation takes place. Body wastes
are literally consumed. There Is a
feeling as II countless depressions
had been lifted.
The result is that all our past con
cepts of stimulants must be revised
in view OF the remarkable effects of
the NuradIum tablets. 1t is not a
druggy sensation as from %strychnine
or nux vomica nor IS 1t an excitant
like alcohol. It does not flare up
and then die leaving he system col
lapsed. and yet the sense Of stimu'
lation is well defined. The feeling Of
buoyancy is unmistaSable. The con
seriousness of quickened mind Is
gratifying. The response of nervous
energy is a revelation. Dragging
heels pick themselves up with such
animation that the stimulating effect
of Nuradium is apparent and unques-
toned.
Bodily pains disappear so quickly
and so completely with none of the
depressions characteristic of drugs rs
to make certain that Nuradium is
the answer to true stimulation.
Has Marvellous Energy
A few Nuradium tablets dissolved
on the tongue begin their action in.
stantly. They actually give off in
Infinitely small particl==. the alpha
rays OF radium. And each small por
ton CT the radium bearing element
gains momentum as its activities are
released and continue their journey
through the blood. In this manner
their reconstructive and rejuvenating
influence stimulates the natural forces
and functions of the system and the
work OF throwing off disease begins
at once. Invaiids, old people. s~o-called
nervous wrecks. those who are de.
| spondent and downcast, people who
, 1922-11-16
STATE POTATO
SHOW PENDING
At TORRINGTON
Important Gatherings and
Display to Feature Event
Scheduled for Novem-
Der %, %. "a.

ToRRINGToS. Wye, Nov. IL -
TVbe IN connection with the
State Potato show 20 be hello here
on November %. 20 and -. contains
many features OF Interest TO people o.
the state OF wyoming. Loading au-
thorities on all phases OF potato cui-
ture. grading and marketing viii
speak at meetings 20 be held each
morning and afternoon during the
show. a banquet viii be held on the
evening OF the twcnty-third.
One OF the features OF the program
will be talks each afternoon by DR..
II. G. MACMILLAN, potato specialist. Of
GreeisT, Colo. who vii take as his
subjects; The Nature OF Potato Dis
eases" "Commcn Potato Diseases"
and Seed Improvement and Dis.
eases," DR.. Macmillan has been study
ing potato diseases for years and Is
one Of the best informed men in the
on this line. Mr. W. c. Ed
mundssn, superintendent OF, tho fed
eral potato station at Greeley viii
speak on Strains OF Potatoes. Their
Development and Importance" Mr..
Edmundsen carried on the first work
OF this kind in the United states and
had charge Of the experiments car
ried on by the department OF agricul'
ture for several years.
other men OF special interest "a
potnto who will be on the
program are Prof. =. +. Sands;er
Of Colorado Agriculture College +. A
Miller POO , specialist from h eN'
tension a Ice OF rexas. J. A. Hol
den Of the experiment farm at Nit
cheI. Neb.. DR.. A. F. Vass Of the
University OF Wyoming. and A. T.
Hyde. county agent of Niobrara coun.
~, o. d. Miller OF the bureau OF mar.
kets and crop estimates and c. o
Sawyer in charge of the Nebraska
grading and inspection work.
In fact the whole program Will bs
fun OF interest 10 both potato pro
ducers and business men. In connen
tIon with the show II is planned &c
organize a state Better Potato asso
ciation which win take charge OF fu
ture state potato shows and will
work for the betterment OF the pota
10 Industry in the state of Wyoming.
The organization as outlined VII be
aon.commercial enterprise workias
along educational lines for the better
mont Of the potato business OF the
state as a whole.
, 1922-11-16
GOVERNOR MAY APPOINT DEMOS
NEED NC SENATE CONFIRMATION

offices with Democrats n the senate
will refuse TO approve his nominees
The fact r. that , governor may I'D
point whom he Dseases, regardless Of
approved by the senate but the gov
ernor may make "recesa appolnt-
ments immedhteiy after tAe aa-
Journment OF the Legislature. and bis
.nppointees viii serve r. 4 not ante
Ipated thai he senate majority Win
refuse 70 confirm aonoinfees. how
ever merely bocause they are Demo
Gratis.
, 1922-11-16
Radium Stops Pain
Revives Waning Strength
Drives Poisons from System-Increases Red COrpuscles, Lowers Blood
Pressure, DispeIs Exhaustion, Banishes the InfrmMies That
Lead to Old Age and Is the Most Remarkable
Rejuyenator Thus Far Discovered

are run Town from reverses or over.
work. rheamatics. neuritics. diabetes
and sick people who have doctoved for
years without benefit. these are the
subjects that a month of Nuradlum
treatment brings to life again. puts
them on their feet. and gives them
the strength and energy of unbound
ed health. the snappy, poppy reaction
of true stimulation.
, 1922-11-16
THE FAST MIL At AMERICA FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
IS PACKED WITH THRILLS AND GRIPPING SITUATIONS

Eileen Percy does not hesitate 10
keep up the standard set by her
man-god. and h episode In which
she ciings to a runaway horse with
half her body Swinging at a dan
gerous sanRle. is "a fitting introduce
ton to the thrills hat follow in
fast succession.
A handicap horse rnce in which
n dozen riders are entered and in
which each rider but one IS thrown
with his horse distinctly before the
, 1922-11-16

camera; the sinking q a steamer
on The Mississippi river the burn
ing Of a hotel. a flying leap before
an Incoming train. and at last the
jumpiug from n similar train 70 the
seat Of an automebne speeding be-
side it-these are q few Of the
thinEa which are Included IN -rhe
Past Mall"
When We snw the r.eture ~ Il
was run Off yesterday prior TO the
public showing. we could easily zee
that the high-art enthusiasts would
c~ri,icise IL because Il appeals mere
" 20 the adventurous, because "a il
not psychological. not subtle
enough. because IL does not teach.
but on the other hand we were al
ready listening TO the shouts that
were oond 10 come from those who
love n tense situation and we could
easily imagine that ven the nor
sedate would involuntary stradghton
In their chairs when the Incidents
were displayed before them.
, 1922-11-16
srANpAHp PAYs p1y1pENp

NEW YORns Nov. fe-The stand-
ard OIL company Of New Jeracy
declared regular quarterly dividends
OF t1e5 on common stock M fl-7S on
preferred stock. payable December Is.
on stock recorded as OF November rs.
Distributions OF the recent stock
dividend Of 800 per cent. was made
on a basis OF four shares Of new com
mon for zach SIS share OF par ehn-
mon now outstanding.
, 1922-11-16
Makes Red Blood

A noted authority recently sad
red blood c%orpuscles have increased
by $50. 900 within ~forty-eight hours. ="
Radium in this form is perfectly
harmless and is a wonderful tonic and
blood remedy. especially among Old
people and the results are nothing
short of marvellous. A ~fairyland of
science stands revealed.
All anemio people should sec what
this marvel OF science may do in re.
storing them TO strength. weight and
the fun. round, pink cheeks of robust
health.
, 1922-11-16

with 5 per oent Of h population
OF the United States. New York -ity
produces in excess ~ ono-tweifth Of
all the goods manufactured in the
ountry
, 1922-11-16
Take Nuradium Now

You can obtain these tablets at
leading drug stores or the Nuradium
Co, iii So. Dearborn St. Chicago.
at s.5G for 21o tablets.
Their action is marvellous for in
lowering the blood pressure they
raise tho action Of the bodily func.
tons to the extent hat you feel a
degree Of stimulation absolutely I'm.
known by any drug even to NOR
phine. EGet a package OF Nuradium
today. They will make an impression
such as you have long hoped fo-.
such as you lever before experienced
from anything ever used for relief
from the distresses, the pains, the de-
sp~ondencies and the depressions Of
i'll health and disease. Get a pack.
age OF Nrradium tablets today.
sold by Kimball Drug Co. 2 stores.
Casper Pharmacy
, 1922-11-16

CHEYENNE. Wye. Nov. ia a
good many wyomingites appear 70
be under the mfsanDrehnsion that b.
cause the senate OF the next lcEizla-
ture viii have a Republican, major
Nv Governor william p. RosS. Druo-
crat. will he unable to TN appointive
, 1922-11-16

IN established fact that radium
caught in sugar of milk and now
nrepared in small tablets called Nj
-adium increases red corpuscles ESQ.,
600 in "a hours has caused the world
az sick men and women to sit up n
TAX notice. It is not n drug, IL Is
not an extract, it is an element ike
oxygen.
1t may be the very basis OF iron.
Il may Incorporate all h value Oh
phosphorus in q medical sense u
nav be that which we We're LED 10
believe is the source of
It may be the very essence OF the
energy which s~ustains life what
ever IL IS I'm n scientific sense II is
doing things in a medical way that
are absolutely startling. In NJ
radium, the radium alpha rays
caught in sugar of milk. the effect,
comes as a conscious feeling of we'll
being. Slowly, but surely, you notice
a sense of buoyancy and eN~hilarat'on
Your mental faculties take on an
Irresistible, positive attitude and you
become more and more conscious -
some strange force or influence. some
mystic form of energy OF the most
gratifying nature. Extreme physical
freshness and increased bodily &C
tivity is pronounced. As the treat
ment is continued. n healthy gland
rla f~unotioning is set up. thus re
iuveuatlng the prematureiy failing
body.
Lowers Blood Pressure
Nuraditm tablets have been used
so successfully in ~undouhted cases
Of high blood pressure hat their spe-
cific action is almost a certainty.
Suppose you feel up in the air.
nervous. exitable. pulse pounding like
4 trip hammer. breath short. consti-
pated, mysterious aches. kidneys and
Bladder working poorly. YOU tire
easily. TO run a few rods brings TX
haustion. and mental effort is rapid
" on the decline-with these and
other Indications experienced by thou
sands who ny 10 alcohol and strych-
nine for relief without results-Nu-
radiuni Is the i~ifeprsse-ver that VIII
enable you 10 get back onto safe
ground.
A leading citizen OF n western city
went to a world famous clinic but
was SEM home with a blood pressure
uf 2e5 and a letter to his rome physi
rian outlining rest in bed and diet
9s had heard OF 1sdradium 30 besar
, 1922-11-16

I viii not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife.
l.. A. WARD.
,114-st Salt Creek. wyo.
, 1922-11-16

OUR NEW machine is here; Reming-
ton No. II; the quiet typewriter. y.
]. Grow, resident salesman. 147 w
J.. Phone 2031J. ll-3.tL.
, 1922-11-16
Cause of Old Age

Cause of Old Age
One OF the principal aus of old
age is the hardening OF tho arteries
due to increased blood pressure and
IN all such cases these Nuradium
tablets seem to work miracles. And
this has been verified in hundreds OF
instances recently. Their effect on
the human system is startling. Acute
pains disappear as II by magic. the
invalidlsm characteristic of old age
vanishes, jaded appetities become
keen again. red blood corpuscles In
crease in a day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-18
H O NJ E DEMONSTRATION
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
Picked OninnS

Select small white onions Cnd I
= sort into two sizes, one-half inch !
Y diameter in one and three Z
' fourths inch in other. Peel, !
y cover with fresh water, and let I
Y stand for two days, changing I
y the water ON second day. Wash I
= well and put into brine for four Z
= days, changing brine at end of =
= second day Take out of brine I
and mt into boiling water. Let I
y stand for ten minutes, then put I
= into cold water tor two hours. =
' Drain and pack into jars, put. Z
= ting In a few small red peppers, =
= and Sarnishing with sprigs of I
y mace. Fill jars to overflowing I
' with spiced vinegar, made pre- =
' Niously, as below. and allowed =
' to stand for few days with +
= spice'hass left in it. Process us =
= for pickles. =
= spicod Vinegar FOR Picl>lcd =
Ouions =
- gallon of vinegar, Z
: | - tablcspoontuls of celery =
: seed =
= l.. cupful of grated horse I
: radish, 4
| cupful of sugar. =
' l-2 tablespoonfuls OF mus. I
= tard seed. +
= tablespoonful OF salt. =
= / tablespoonful of cinnamon. 7
". .. Z
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-18
REALTY TRANSFERS

Herbert Boylcn to Clara E. Palmer,
$1,000, East 10 felt of Lot 4, Blk. s.,
and mete and bound tract in said Blk.
5, original town of Pilot Rock
Hettie Powers to John r. Reynolds,
s95o.00, Lot and North 81 feet of
Lot 20, Blk. 5, Original town of Wes-
ton.
Louis b. Davis to J. T. Snider, $1.0O
IL interest in the westerly IS feet of
Lots Is and 16, Blk. II, original town
of Weston.
J. II. Enider to Gilbert G. Ellis, 81,
same description.
Gilbert G. Ellis to j. +. Snider. 81,
North 16 IL feet of the Westerly IS
feet of Lot Is, Blk. II, original town
of Weston.
Phillip r. Leamer to Delphia Achil-
les, $4,000, mcte and bound tract
in Irelands Add. to Milton.
Mary f. Kirkpatrick to Roy Hutch
inson, $4,000, w IL Lots S, g., 10 and
II, Blk, III, Res. Add. to Pendlet6n.
l.. +. Neil to Leota Kilgore. $1,000,
Portion of Lots and 4, Blk. ., Mars
ton Park.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-18
STATE MAKES STRONG
ATTACK ON BLIZZARD

CHARLESTON, W. Va. May 1S.-
az. PD-The prosecution in the trial
of Bill Blizzard, union mine leader. on
treason charses, launched a strong
counter-attack today aimed to sweep
aside the defense motions for dis
missal of the treason indictment. A.
NJ. Belcher states chief counsel, raj
lied scores of precedents from legal
archives to prove the contention that
Blizzard was guilty of high treason
against the West Virginia state gov
ernment in leading the miners march
on Logan county. "A man may be
guilty of treason without actually
fighting the state" Belcher said.
This defendant would be guilty even
If he did not march with his men"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-18

a son Of Judge W. VI. Ramsey. a
former Pendleton resident. officiated.
Only intimate friends were present.
Miss Hail. who is a girl Of attract
i've personality and who has many
friends in Pendleton. is the daughter
of Mrs. Harriet Keiser of PendletOn.
She attended high school here. Mr..
Iampkin, who is managing editor of
the East Oregonian, is also one of
the owners OF ihe Astoria Budget
He is president of the Pendleton Rod
and Gun Club and is a prominent
member Of other organizations in
PendletOn.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. I.ampkin left for San Francisco.
They will be at home in Pendleton
June /. following their wedding trip.
TO DANCE AT FETE.
Miss Evelyn McCormmach. Pen
dleton girl who is student at
Washington State College will be
among those who will dance in the
Shadow Dance" at the annual May
Fete of the college, May %. The
dance will be directed by Miss Erna
Trooves, a Lewis & Clarke high
school graduate from Spokane. 9th
ers who will assist are JOY Barclay
and Catherine Matthews, Pullman;
Harriet Curtis, Newport; Virginia
Frost, Spokane; Frederika Kershaw,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-18

MISSIONARY MEETING HELD.
The union missionary society held
its regular quarterly meeting yester-
day afternoon at the Presbyterian
church having for topic The Sunday
Schools from the Missionary stand
point" Mrs. J. A. Serell gave a pa
per and Mrs. Charles Gerking gave a
talk on Vacation Bible schools" !"
Mrs. George Hartman discussed the
Work of Sunday Schools of the
Episcopal Church" Mrs. II. r.
Waffle spoke of THE Work OF the
Sunday Schools of the Methodist
church." and Mrs. +. +. Geist of
"The Sunday School Work Of Pres
byterian Churches
For the musical part of the pro-
gram Mrs. T. II. Rembolt sang sever
al vocal solos, and Mrs. Jabin Vaught
and Miss Koch gave vocal duets.
During the business meeting the So
cicty decided to give pageant,
sometime during August. in which
the children of the Sunday schools
will lake part.