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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
INDEX TO CI.ASSIFICATIONS
ANNOT~N CEAfTNTg

INDEX TO CI.ASSIFICATIONS
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
deaths
2-In MemorIam
S-Card Of Thanks.
Funeral Directors.
6-Funeral Flowers.
6-Cemetery Lots. Monuments
Lodge Notices.
s-COming EvenE.
B-PersOnals
i0-LOst and Found
AUTOMOBILES
u-AutOmObiles for sale.
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
13-AutOmObiles for Exchange
14-Aut0 Accessories
l5-Service StatiOns-Repairi
16-AutO Livery
lT-Wanted Automobiles.
BUSINESS SERVICE.
1s-Business Services offered.
I9-Buildiug- Contracting.
Officiating and Plumbing.
2l-lnsuranCe.
22-Millinery- Dressmaking
23-Noving. Trucking Storage
24-Painting- paVering
25-Patent Attorneys.
26-Printing-S -iouery.
27-Professional Services.
2S-Repairing
29-RenOvating and DySinE.
SO-Taiioring and Pressing.
WRnted-Business Service
EMPLOYMENT.
S2-Help Wanted
SS-Help Wanted Male.
S4-Help Wanted Male or Female
85-Sslesmen and Agents.
36-SituatiOns Wanted-Female.
Destinations Wanted -MHle.
FINANCIAL.
SS-Business Opportunities
69-Investments. Stocks, Bonds.
40-MOney TO Loan.
A-Wanted-TO Borrow.
INSTRUCTION.
42-COrrespondence Courses.
4S-Local instruction Classes.
4-Nusical, Dancing. Dramatic.
45-Private Instruction
CIV anted-InstruCtiOn
LIVESTOCK.
47-nogs. Cats. Pets
4S-Horses, Cattle. Vehicles.
fe-Poultry and Supplies.
90 anted-LivestOck
MERCHANDISE.
6i-Articles for Sale
62-Business Equipment.
b3-BOats and Accessories.
H-Building Materials.
b6-Farm and Dairy Products.
h6-Fuel and Feed.
6l-GOOd Things 20 Eat.
6S-Home Made Things.
69-Household Goods.
w cry anu " hlCueB.
6l-MaChinery and Tools.
62-Musical instruments.
63-Seeds. Plants. Fertilizers.
64-Specials at the Stores.
65--Wearing Apparel
66-Wanted-TO Buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
67-RoOms With Board
6S-Rooms without Board.
69-Roo1as for Housekeeping.
50-Nacation Places.
111Where 10 Fac
72-Where TO stop in Town.
-Wanted-RoOms Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT,
74-Apartments and Flats.
Tb-Business Places for Rent.
76-Farms for Rent
W-HOuses for Rent
5S-Offices and Desk Room.
7e-Suburban for Rent.
e0-Summer Places for Rent.
-Wanted-TO Rent.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
S2-Business Property.
e3-Farms and Land for Sale.
e4-Houses for Sale.
Slots for Sale.
e6-ShOre Property for Sale.
s7-Suburban for Sale.
SS-Real Estate for Exchange.
@-Wa1ted Real Estate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
THE FAIREsT AND soUAREST-

THE FAIREST AND SQUARE;ST-
thing you viii ever do for yourself
and for your loved ones viii be
found In the act Of opening a saw
ings account. Start today. De
posits made on or before April 10
draw interest from April Amer
lean Trust Co. SO
When you say cigars-say Dutch
Masters. 45-tf-Adv.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

SPECIAL BARGAINS
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THB
NEXT FEW DAYS. WHILE THEY
LAST. WE HAVE THE MOST
WONDERFUL BARGAINS ~
USED FORD CARS IN INDIANA
COME IN AND GET THEN AT
YOUR OWN PRICE AND TERMS.
OPEN EVENINGS. W. R. HIN
KLE, INC, 228-5-7-9 n. LAFAY-
ETTE BLVD.
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QUICK
Five-p passenger This car has had
exceptionally good care. which Won
will otfc from eNamination-
equipped with cord tires and one
spare. paint rs first class new
tor. and the echanical condition
we guarantee Price Ss75. super
Tor Motor sales Co. 2I3-i5 S. Main
St Main Is.
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DIR. JACOB GOLDMAN viii ODen his
dental office az Room .. Orpheum
Theater bldg on Monday. April 9th
ray. Practiced rs years at East Chi
cagO
DIR. CLARENCE L. MASON. formerly 81
81 r. VI. s. bldg, is now located in
suite 300 Union Trust bldg where be
is engaged in the general practice OF
dentistry.
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Enjoy all the splendid physic-ac-
tion on the bowels Of a dose OF epson
salts without the awful taste and
nausea. A few cents buys a handy
package OF "Epsonade Salts" the
wonderful discovery Of the American
Epson Association. Even children
gladly take &C. Drug store. Advt.
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Personals

To prove that our safety razor VIII
shave YOU as well as any five dollar
safety razor we are going to sell one
hundred thousand safety razors with
four King OF Cutter blades for the sum
Of 25c each, or with a blade stropper at
35c each. Extra blades. three for 1Oc.
THE II. e. HART MFG co.
KNOXVILLE. CONN.
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Garagemen,
mechanics, repairmen, send today for
contains helpful, Instructive infOrma-
ton on Overhauling. ignition troubles.
wiring. carburetOrs. storage batteries
etc. over 120 pages, illustrated Send
FOR free COPY today Automobile Di-
gest. q Butler Bldg Cincinnati. o.
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cents 10 cover mailing expense. 7 will
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Must send self addressed envelope. AG-
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JOHN r. KUESPERT Detective Agency.
licensed and bonded is the local Of
hce Of the International Secret Service
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
card of Thanks

Card OF Thanks
WEDET-We. the undersigned. wish to
express our gratitude and thanks for
the kindness shown I'm the sickness and
death of our beloved husband son and
brother. and also for he many floral
offerings Mrs. Gilbert Wedel and
daughter Mr. and Mrs Bernard
Wedel and brothers and sisters.
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NELSON L. JONES, with the aid OF the
only licensed LADY embalmer in the
city, and 30 years experience. deserves
consideration should misfortune come
20 your family. Wayne and St Joe
SITS Lincoln 1odQ
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THIS AID

Is set IN STYLE number FIVE when
YOU order your ADS have them set In
this style. The slight additional cost
Is onset by the great increase % re-
suits. Order your ADS SCI ln style
No. ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06

Six. four passenger Coupe. Equip
ped with all good tires. bumper.
and newly painted You can save
500 on the purchase OF this car az
our price. 1915. Superior Motor
Sales Co. 213-15 S. Main ST. Main
1s5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06

BUY A CAR on TINE
Fire. theft and collision insurance
carried Bank discount 7cC and &c.
See us for dealers using our plan.
ANY make of car.
ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT co.
3rd Floor. Farmers Trust Bldg
ATTENTION. AUTO OWNERS AND
BUYERS Before you buy or trade
your new or used car 30 will pay Won
10 see r. Feferm8n, South Bend Nash
Motor Car Co, 100 Lincoln way T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06

Guaranteed 70 be in the hest pos
Sible condition. & demonstration
I'm this car will prove why we are
willing 10 guarantee IT, Price 81
15O co. Superior Motor Sales Co.
213-15 S Main 81. Main 1S5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
County Situation

NEW BRUNSWICK. Feb. a--
According to information received
here today the repavinig of the Lfn-
coin highway between Mctuche.i
and Highland Park under The state
reimburse ement act will not affect
the bonding capacity of tha county,.
This development is in direct con-
trast to the position assumed by the
freeholders some time ago when
George Burton, of the state highway
commission appeared before the
board and urged them to undertake.
the pavement of the stretch of road
in question. The freeholGers OBJ
jected to the project on the ground
that the necessary bond issue would
affect the county bonding capaci.v
and prevent other road building an
also other improvements which were
contemplated
Mr.. Burton advised the freehold :
ers, however. that by working under
the reimburse act the fioatin.'
of bonds for a half million dollars
would in no way affect the bonding
capacity because the money appr9~
pl lated from the bond issGe wouId
in reality be state funds, and undet'
the reimbursement act, would ha
repayahle by the state in 1924. 1876
and 1926.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
ALDERMEN G|vE:
HALLAHAN JOB
Made Clerk of Police Dept =
Not Legal, Mayor Says, as
Vote Not Unanimous

The Office of clerk of the police
department. was created by the al
dermen last night and resolution
passed naming William II. Haliahaii
20 fill the position at a salary OF 3lbO
a month but Mayor William c. Will
son this morning pointed out that
the appointment is illegal in that
the vote on. the question was not
unanimous. The mayor said he
thought there should be Il police
clerk and personally he thought Mr..
,laIIahan is capable of filling the
,ositicl,. but he is not in favor of
such an Office being created Illegally.
According to the resolution the du-
ties OF the clerk of the police de-
partment will consist of carefully
compiling the records and data and
take care of the clerical work. AL
derman John Sofield voted no
on the measure, but it was passed
with five AYE votes of the Demo-
cratic aldermen.
Mayor Wilson this morning stated
that in his opinion the aldermen S
action was not legal as a unanimous
vote was not given on the question:
City Attorney Leo Goldberger was
requested to look up the law on the
subject by the mayor and he an
nounced that the compiled statutes
contained a law making a unanl-
nous vote necessary in naming a
police clerk. This law was never
repealed, the city attorney said. The
mayor will not approve the resolu =
ton which was introduced by AL
derman Albert G. Waters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
TO REDEEM VICTORY
BONDS AT PAR JUNE 10

WASHINGTON, Feb. Am
nouncement has been made oy Secre-
tary Mellon that the $44O.00O, 0oa
outstanding of tax exempt 3% per
cent. Victory notes had been calico
for redemption at par on June 10
neXt and that the conversion prlV'-
lege of Victory notes would be suS-
pended beginning today.
This action was taken Mr. Mellon
explained, in connection with the
Treasury program for retinancing
the $4,000, 100000 of short dated
debt outstanding.
The total of Victory notes now oltt
standing allowing for $2GO,00O.0Oe
turned into the Treasury in eX-
change for short term notes, which
are now being issued, is about So
3OO,O0O,000. Further reduction is
being effected through an offer TO
purchase the notes at pac and ac-
crued interest which has lately been
extended.
Not taking account of this factor
or of further exchange operations.
the redemption of the tax exempt
3 u per cent. notes on the first OBJ
tional retirement date will reduce the
amount still to be paid or refunded
to the vicinity of s2.9O0.0 900. 900 COM
pared with an original issue of about
S4.495, 100000.
1t is probable that redemption of
some part of the Az per cent issue
will be made in December. Bo.a
series are due May 20. 1923.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
LOUIS P.b00z
MADE ENGINEER
Local Man Engaged by Alder
men to Look Out for City'S
Interests
IS RESIDENT ENGINEER
Grade Crossing Elimination
Plans Will be PuShed--
Hearing March !
is RESIDENT ENGINEER

In order to further protect the
city's interests in the elimination OF
grade crossings here the aldermen
last night passed a resolution nam
ing yIcu.s z. Booz, Jr.. local en-
gineel, resident engineer and giving
him the power to engage expert ad-
vice in considering possible changes
in the plan as worked out by Cen
trail Railroad. of New Jersey engi-
neats.
Mr., Booz's duties will be ito give
careful consideration and study to
the plans il order to bring out any
posslble changes which might bene-
fit the city He is also authorized
to engage expert advice on the sub
iect and report the results of his
study ana investigation to the Board
of Aldermen, so that his recommen-
dations NAV be considered in time to
be presens to the Public Utility Com
mission at the hearing which will be
held March l.
The resolution appointing Mr.
Booz was introduced by Alderman
Waters and was favored by all of
the Democratic members of the
board Alderman Sofield passed.
Although Just named by the alder
men last night Mr.. BooZ has been
closely studying the plans as SUBJ
mitted by the railroad anC has sew
eral changes in mind. He said this
morning however, that he is not In
position as yet to offer any definite
solution to the problem which is
one OF the biggest, IL not the big
gest, that has evar confronted the
city. He said he would secure the
advice and assistance of the best
talent obtainable in order to arrive
at a system which would be the
most beneficial to the city.
In commenting upon the action of
the aldermen last night in naming
Mr.. Booz resident engineer, Mayor
Wilson this morning said he did not
want to do anything which would
hold up the progress of the elimina-
ton of the grade crossings but he
did not wish to approve the alder
mems action until the City Plan
Commission had discussed the mat
ter at their meeting next Monday
night The elimination plan is of
vital Importance to the city plan
body, the mayor said, and his ac-
ton in the matter would be govern
ed accordingly. After the city plan
commission has voiced it's opinion in
the case. Mayor Wilson said, he will
act upon the aldermen's resolution.
Mr.. Booz who has handled sew
eral large engineering propositions
for the American Smelling & Re-
timing Company, the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company and others and
has travelled from coast to coast in
order to broaden his scope on en-
gineering problems. stated today that
he will devote practically his. entire
time to this matter and give 1t con-
tinuous study in order to make a
comprehensive report to the alder
men at an early date. The appoint
ment of Mr.. Booz was approvingly
referred to by those who backed his
appointment as it was claimed that
he would give the city the best re-
suits he having a we'll established
engineering reputation in this vicin-
ity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
City IN DOUBT AS TO Akhb0Y Ave. ACTION
HISTORICAL SOCIETY TO
MEET At PUBLIC LIBRARY

Determination to have a live
historical society in Perth Amboy
has been expressed lately by resi-
dents of the city who are interested
in the project and are undaunted by
the first apparent failure to arouse
sufficient cooperation to make the
effort a success. 1t is strongly felt
that there is no valid reason why
this city, which is richer by far in
historical matter than many other
municipalities supporting fiourishinS
societies, should not have n strong
organization and with this object in
view Ferd Garretson, temporary
president of the society, has called
another meeting tomorrow night ut
s o'clock in the auditorium of the
public library.
At tomorrow nights session 1t is
planned to organize the supporters
of the movement and start a cam
paign for large and active men,
bership. 1t is probable that the
plan employed in other cities. of
having semi-annual or quarterly
meetings. will be followed here, al
though no definite action has been
taken yet. 1t was the intention OF
the leaders of the movement to get
the organization under way at the
session called about three weeks ago
but the attendance was so small and
interest so apparently lacking that
the leaders themselves lost some of
their optimism.
1t was later explained. however,
that the people interested in the
formation of such a society were not
aware that a meeting was contem-
plated and that the small attend
ance was due to that fact. This
time Mr.. Garretson wants it UNDER
stood that an historical society will
certainly be formed tomorrow night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
PLAN WARREMlTE ON
BUCKlNGHAN AVENUE

Buckingham avenue is to be
paved with warrenite from State
street east to the Staten Island
sound. This was definitely decided
upon last night by the aldermen
When an ordinance appropirating
$4,000 and authorizing a bond is
sue for that amount was passed
upon first reading to cover the ex-
pense of this WORK. Temporary i'm
rrovement bonds will be issued and
property owners along the line of
proposed Improvement will be noti-
fled to make water, gas and sewc.
connections at once. All of the al
dermen voted fayorably upon the
question.
This is the first street to be paved
by the new Board of Aldermen, it
being understood that others arc
under consideration.
An ordinance authorizing Il
$4,000 bond issue for new fire ap-
paratus and equipment was passed
upon first reading. This amount Will
cover the purchase of a motor fire
truck for the Liberty Hook e Ladder
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
COURT GIVES RULING ON
PUBLIC LIBRARY FUNDS


TRENTON, Feb. 9.-1n an opin-
ion today by the supreme court de
cided that funds collected by murl-
cipalities for public library pur-
poses do not come under the Jurls-
diction of the state Commissioners Oh
municipal accounts.
The case in point was that oil the
trustees of the public library OIL Jer-
sew Citv against James +. Cannon.
director of revenue and finance of
that city.
The court holds that the library
act in 1884 which creates the trus-
tees is not repealed by the
municipal finance laws by 1mplca-
ton as to the control of library funds
and says that the library is not 70
be considered a city department or
board under the jurisdiction OF the
city treasurer in matters OF TINS
kind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
REPEAL, ORDINANCE
F0R RAILROAD TRACKS

The Board of Aldermen las. night
adopted an ordinance repeating the
ordinance adopted by the 1921 al
dermen authorizing the Lehigh
Valley to lay four tracks across
Washington street connecting the
properties of the Perth Amboy Dry
Docks Company which occupy both
sides of the street at the eastern
terminus of the street. The ordi-
nance was passed on first reading
last night by the AYE" votes of all
of the Democratic members of the
council and the may" vote of AL
derman John E. Sofield, Republican,
and will come up for second and
third readings at the next meeting
of the board.
The Situation as il now stands is
the same as it was last December
before am official action had been
taken by the Repuhli can alderman
ic body t. grant the request of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09

Company and 5000 feet of fire hose
The city treasurer was instructed
to file a supplemental debt state
ment prior to the issuance of SIS. 900
general Improvement bonds and
$4,000 temporary street improve
ment bonds
A note for 25.00O-earried by the
Board of Water Commissioners was
ordered renewed for four months by
resolution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09

Lenigh Valley Railroad to put four
tracks across Washington street.
lengthy hearing waS held upon the
mater in december in which the
Dry Books ofiic!a.g and counsel
poiutcd out that the tracks were ne
cessnry ii TIE plan' is to expand and
be enlarged so as to compete with
oth5r shipy ards. The State Street
Improvement Associa ton, residents
along Washington street and others
opposed the laying of the tracks,
claiming that the! would result in
the proper t. values along the street
being decreased anc that they would
interfere with the establishment of
a new ferry landing at the foot of
Washington street
1t is nov likely that the Dry Docks
will make another attempt to have
the aldermen consider their case
before the ordinance is passed on
second and final readings
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09

Alderman Albert G.. Waters exc
planned that information was iacis4z
ing on the workings of the reim.l
bursement law which, it Is said, callA
for the state reimbursing the CITY
during the years 1924 and 1925 ford
moneys expended in carrying on ths3
Improvement. The city attorney
was not able to give a.ly definite
opinion on the law and Alderm;tll
Waters pointed out that the alders
men should not go ahead i'll finansd
cling a project of this kind when ths
city is not assured of being repaid
by the state. The effect on the city a
bond limit is also a matter which
must be considered. Mr.. Waters said,
it not being known whether or not
this expenditure for road improved
ment will affect the limit set by law
If the aldermen had been lcga}ly
advised as to the workings of thu
reimbursement law and its efH8rfs
upon the city's debt limit and it ufn
found that the city could go ahead
with the work, there is little doUbt
but what the measure requestl1 ~
the freeholders to return AmHDya
avenue to the city would have g55,e
through last night. Alderman
large Richard j. Calvin stated tHaE
this was q matter which needed
vice before any action was taken.s
A motion by Alderman WatarS|
was passed instructing the city at =
torney to secure the necessary MI<
| formation in this matter and repPre
| back at the next meeting Of <x3
| board. The board will then f4E31a
action. All voted Aye 9 Z
| motion. y, 4 j
Mayor Wilson this morning Was oe'
the opinion ;hat tbs aldermen Should
have gone ahead last night III pres
pairing the necessary formal reauNstj
of the freeholders that Amboy are
nue. be returned to the city III usdSs
that the matter might be brougfS
before the State Highway Connt;t
sion at o'clock mex Tuesday afteF
noon at IRE Ton at which time
state beard announced it would M
a hearing on the Amboy av
proposition. State Hi"hwav go
sion Chairman George l.. BurtCnS
practically assured those fsia
ing he city at Trenton earlier In s
week, the mayor said that the sTs 4
would stand :he expense of a twt
two loot T. ad the entire lens W.
the proposcd improvements
mayor was in touch with Nh. Blu. III
this morning with reference t. III
city's financing the work and nf';s
spoke over the telephone with a !
Lee Grover. sect etary of the high
way commission, with reference tos
financing the improvements.
Il feel we should go ahead WITH
it," Mayor Wilson commented fol-
lowing his conversations with the
state highway officials.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
ALDERMEN TO MEET WITH
GAS co. ON RATES HERE

A meeting of the aldermen and di-
rectors of the Perth Amboy Gas
Light Company will be held on Mon
day. February 20 for the purpose
OF discussing a possible reduction In
gas rates in this city, Alderman-at-
large Richard j. Calvin announced
last night at the aldermanic session.
This matter has been in the hands
Sf the committee of the whole for
several weeks and it is likely some
definite decision will be reached at
the meeting with the gas company
officials
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Too Much Evidence

WASH -NFTON, Feb. e--Mllton
Eckstein of Atlantic City, q general
prohibition agent, is in serious
condition at Emergency hospitai
here from alcohol poisoning. causec
by drinking too much bootleg evil
dance. He was taken. to the hospital
from the Office of U. S. Commissioner
Isaac Hit, where he had gone 20
obtain warrant for an alleged boot
logger, who he claimed sold him corn
whiSkey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09

BELFAST, Feb. t.--(By the Assoc
ciateG Press )-Clstel S frontier was
Virtually i line OF steel today, fol-
lowing the raids yesterday in which
many Cnionists were kidnapped
From PoIt down County Armagh,
to Eelleei,, ~ tbs Sermanagh-Don
gal .,orde-. tcrces Of specials" were
on guard a. well as heavy contin-
gents of thu regular constabulary.
1t Wa S estimated that 5000 men
We've engaged in policing the lines.
The forces began to move toward
the border yesterday following news
of the raids The roads leading
southwark from Belfast today pre-
trucks ana armurcG cars. bearing
the so-calia1 "speCi9ls' toward the
border. Accompanying them were
other trucks with stores and ammu-
milton
High tension prevailed at all
points, strangers travelling through
the six counties are subject to the
closest scrutiny ard in some cases
are halted and interrogated.
Nc communication was possible
with Ennislillep today in conse-
quence o. ,nc wire from this city be-
ing cut.
Col N!Ckham, commanding the
Ulster specials has received COM
munication from Dublin Castle, stat
ing that tEe provisional government
is sending srecial officers to investi-
gate the Kidnapping