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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-03
FOR SALE

900 Bushels Burt Seed Oates at
OOV so cents per Bushel. Best
seed for spring sowing.
r. n. PLAXCO e. SONS
Is 1t r. +. D. No. 4, Glover, ;. &
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-03
Friday, March 8, 1922.
AT THE CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST

Sunday Worship-Sunday school at
10 a. IN. Morning service at IL. Ser
vices for men ut. $3.50 p. m. Evening
service at 1880.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-03

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. E. E. Gillespie, D. D., Pastor.
Sunday enthusiastically school at
10 a. m. Morning service at II. Junior
c. f. at p. m. Young Peoples G. f.
at $50 p. IN. Evening service at 1880
O'Clock. Dr. w. II. Miley will begin
protracted meeting Sunday morning.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-03

TRINITY METHODIST
Rev. j. X. Walker, Pastor.
Sunday Services-Sunday school at
10 O'Clock. Morning service at IL
Evening service at o'clock.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-03

ASSOCIATE REFORMED
PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. ]. L. Oates, D. D., Pastor.
Sunday Services-Sunday school al
10 o'clock. Morning service at IL
Evening service at 1880.
CHARLOTTE STREET BAPTIST.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. &c.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-03

CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP-
HERD
Rev. T. 7. Walsh, Pastor.
Sunday Services-Sunday school al
10 a. m. Morning service at IL o'clock
Evening service at S O'Clock. .r,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

auf DieIem @ebiete Dor Sic gleids Anf..
gabe geltent tpie Nep Dorf. Qnb bier
it mad ser grpBen gitrgemeitronng oerr
lebten Sabre Ser &f gegen Den
Mua cine @nnptangelegen5eit geipor~
Sen. sc NOR mir interenn1t, Die per-
Ibrebenartigen 8ege, Sic 1nalt IN oies
Ter @in1i9t in Berlin gebt, fsn1ten 81
lernen: Sic geieitigung bes Neiils
0ur1. 8agentransport uno 9erbrsnz
nung. Son beionberer 81ehtigfeit mar
fir Mid Der bier gsmadte 8cril6 ber
Miiunertung burb 8ai9ipltem. Sn
SEEM gorf ma1en mir abnlid@e @srfuz
6e nit einen1 SrodenIDite1a. NuT ZEN
grfolg ODER MiBerfplg Ser 8erliner
8eriude, lie 1pie lie au5Iauen, bin ib
le5r geIpannt.
Muf 1einer Mciic. burG @eutiNlan0
fat ii6 5err &enlun b%eIoneer5 fiir
6as 1p5iale 9eben intsreilte.t l1nb fet<
ne 8epbadtung bnben tbn Elm optin1i<
fiI9es 11rteiI iiber De1tfcblnnDs 3ns
funft biIben laf1en. Dn5ei basf rli6t.
iiberfeben tneroen, bab Ser Mangel on
MrbeitslpIen unb Der frdftige Rnlsz
lblag bes in0ufriellen 2ebens einen
8p5l1tanb1 bprtauilW, ser tntld9li6
nidt egiitiert l1nb baB audi Sic belte
5ur gntfaltung gefommene s6einbln@
te beieiner plDtliben 8elerung besa
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
Sic MicoerSeDr SEES 3ylinbers.

&aris tpiu ol1d) al1f Dem @ebiett
Ser @erre111lmo0e DC Jiibrerl6aft on
iid reibel1, lllb Scr oortige SodeDr
alltb bot sii0 Oeber 81 elmer groBe'i.
Sat enlightenment: CT bat llal1ll1d;
BEL ieirten Mtg1leber1 oen 3pltltoel
mie6er eingefiibrf, oieie aopf5ieros
oeS elegalltel 9errn, Die 10 larlgt
geberr1dt bnt ullo ut lebter 3eit fr
pollfonlnrel1 pergelicn NOR. Scr 81
timber er}dien Oell1 Qlth OUT Deli
Gopfen Der 9anDDs in Derbaltnis.
maBiig GROCER Sail BET Sen erItell
&ariier. Mennel5, l1no oie Gro5e
Sper III Harls Dill Den nSper1-
butt, Sen fog. Glaque, BET ben Sc
iudern mieoer einfiibren. SS1l Starts
betritt ma11 ia beiallatlib in SUIT
Gen Sbeaterral1n1, ullo Is iollen oa=
Der an Sen ueIegartell Sagel1", oil
ocl1en o1tf feitlide &leioung gebal-
ten miro, 111tr 5erren I'M 3Dltnoer
auf sic beileren HldBe gelalien per=
Den.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

l9dabmeifter nno Breo Mellnen
Iranf Sorlter nn0 Sobn S. 5eifer1
0treftoreu. Mlle Ste e Beamten nnl
D%treftoren mobnen anf Tarnen in
ser Mdbe SEEM nlmS NIT Nusnab=
me bon Noebler uno Saubri6, mel6e
in ser 5taot pobtten.
Oplb Meoaiue Butter.
Das gr3eugnts SET 6armer 60
operative Creamery bon Stem nlm
1T nett unb brett alS Sob W1ebal
Drint" ober u@olb Mebal Bntter'
6efan11t. SIS bat et11en glten M1f
pege11 feiner Netubett n1lo i6mad=
baften .@ibe uno ptele 2eute perz
3idten ouf trgeno eine anOere gutz
ter, fal8 Stem lllm @olb Mebal err
baltli6 lit, Dteie 8utter er5iebt auf
Sem Stem Oorfer Buttermorft Sen
b09lten NretS n11b ielbit bon Soma
.mir6 ste Seem. lllm @ol0 Mebal
8utter BEL tent, obglet6 Die oorti9en
Mbnebmer au6 nod Die Grtraipez
fen auf sic lofalen Tra6traten be-
5able11 miilien.
S. %. 9ebn 8uttermad)er.
SEER S, M. ,3ebll, 1T iei5 allz
nabreno 5ebn 9obren Butterma6sr
Dec @eealNait, eiu1dliebli0 Z. Sabre
6epor sic 1leue Creamery gebaut nno
oie 0eiemi9aft nel1 organtliert muir
Sc. 5etnc Iadtigfeit nnb bie
.5prafalt, NIT Ser Sic Tarmer beS
9a1logebiets Seem films tire &iiben
u11D beren Brpbufte 6ebaloel1l, nno
perantlportlib fir Sic aubergem6bnz
li6 bobe Qnalitdt1 Ste Sic Seem
lllm @olb Meoal crretdt bot.
Serr Debn lit ei'1 fcbr bel0eibener.
Mann u116 mollte adj olut fetne1l
s8eridt IN ser 2eitungm alS ein
8ertreter ser %rAjpit" Sic Mlllage
belt6ttgte.
Dos Gtl@aft 5eigt IN bieiem
Sabre einen s5npa@5 BON 80 SEQ
5ent gegeniiber oct 0leidel1 Geriobe
I'M 8orjabre. Nn6 lit Sic Qraltz
tilt seq aettefcrtem NabmeS ein BEL
{erer. I'm pergaRgelteu Sabfe 'ipllrz
SEN 219,250 Nflfno Bntter tn Der
Creamery bergelfelft, bon os1!er1
al, $3.50, alio mebr al6 Ste 9dlffe,
BON SET Bep0lferung 9eem nlnS
%gefauft m11rbe. auberoem fanfte11
Sic Rabmlie feranten bon Der Greamz
erp 1869 8rttcrs 5urhd.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

Die BormerS Gozpperoftipe Cream
erp bon Stem Tim 1T ba8 Meniter
elmer mertpoIen unb erfolgreiden
[@cnoIeni6aft. Dte Butter Dirb
bortielbit bergeitellt aus retnem, nnz
oerfdli6tem, iibem @abm, Der bon
benz I'M nmfret8 BON 5 W2etlen
bon Stem nlm lebenben Garlnerr1
ielb1t mad bier gebra6i mtrb.
Der Nabm fommt auf btefe Wetle
TIT bur6alls iiibem 3ultanoe IN
Ste Meierei, ba e8 ia nur eini9er
W1tmuten tebarf 6enielben NIT Nntoz
mobtlen BON Sen nabegelegenen Tarz
men in sic 9tabt 81 brtngen, Mi6f
lelten brinsen Sic 2anomdbden nno
Drauen NIT tbren Jorb nber grDbe=
rem NutoS ben Nabm 5nr Creamery,
beipnbers gu. bieier Sabre8seit, oa
bie Mdnmr 3n iebr NIT ber Grnte
beidditigt iinb, u1n NIT be11 Miilb
fannen 3ur4 9tabt 5u fabrer,
GS mirft ar1rei5eno auf Sen Np=a
petit etneS ieben, ber. beed)tet, mtee.
ste Nblieferllng tn gelbiisten Wagcr
[erfolgt, iobab Sic Come Ste 9labn1z
fan1len nt6t erretGen fQ1l1l, ll1lo
Baum mtro tpetter beobadtet, >ipte
Ser Mabm TT ser Meierei perarbetz
tet nnb f6lieBlt6 GIT Der beiten
Butter nitro, Ste erbe1lflt1ermetle
er5te1t perben fann.
Oben geseigte8 @ebduoe mnroe
Dor bret Sabren erri0tet nut etllem
Gpltenonfmono BON $4,000, ei1lz
ldlieblt6 SET Soften fiir Sen Bauz
plab. @S lit et11 IN jeber 9inildt
mooerner uro lanttdrcr 8au. Ste
gauge M1llo9e lit ~blitsblanf ltlo 10
LAUDER, al3 MIR ermartet merDe11
fa11n.
s. 30. 6aubrid), Gefretar nno
@eihaftsfihrer,
9err S. so. 6aubrt6 TT 9efrez
tdr u11b ge{6dftsfilbrer Ser Greamz
:rp; CT lit eth friiberer Tarner 1l1b
iebt a1 Set 91or6 9tate 9trabe
wobnbaft, 9err @aubri6 'Dio1net
oen @ei6dften Der Greomern iein
ooll1teS Sntereife nnb bo8 SliiDen
anb Ste Grfolee beS llnternebmenS
ltno In erlter 2inie ietnen 8emiib<
.ungc1r 5usuldreiben. Weitere Sc
ante Ser Creamery ltno: Sobn
pDbler, graitbenf; arrton Rorter,
Btee Brditnent; Setter W}anoerfelb,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
8erliner gagebnd.

20. ss,ui 1929, ~ Ser gbef bes
aeip gprfer SeuerlDi6neieas, Scr.
Sobn @e1lIon, bnt auf 1einer @uropaz
relic, bie i'm iiber SStalien, Die 59tpei5
uuo 9elterretb aud nab Berlin fiibrz
tie, bier einem 3eitungsmann Nebe
,u1rb Mntlpprt geitarrOen lln6 dpas er 5n
iagen bat, biirfte audi fiir amerifani@
1ae 2eler ni6t pbne Snfereie fem.
5ebr tpobltue111 bat bier beriibrt, Dab
Ser Renlon itb bon Der @ebe gegen
Ste Beutlb Mmerifaner fern5dH,
iiber Bic CT b1ats folgenbe 2oblieb am.
l1fer ser 5preennt immt:
SD babe mir 9euti6lano me-
mig an0ers borgeitemt, als i9 es na9
tneit1er 8efannt1baft init Den 9eutf6@
nmerifanern bermutete. Sic 9ent]6en
in Mmerifa iinb falt ausna6mlos fleiz
Bige a1n0 Dor allem ebrli6e 2eute; ebrz
li1 in Der Mitteilung ibrer Meinunz
gen nrb ebrli6 i'm 8eruf u11 I'M Sc.
lddft. sic iiinb bortrefflide 5taats@
birger, nn0 i6 glarbe, baB aub Sic
8ilrger Sbrer @etmat l1n0 esSbrer 160z
men 9tabt 8erlin trob Ser @rIdittez
rltng Ser Iebten Sabre Elm geor0netes
5taatspelen iber aues bp6I9dBen.
@lauben sic ni9t, 6aB Sic dr1neren
&la11en in Nmerifu Elm erbebli9 Def
leres 2eben baben. @elpiB bethlehem
Sic Mrbeiter tdglib an 5000 Marf
na6 Sbrem @efbe u1p6 Sic geiifigen
Nrbeiter ctlpa 1900 09arf-allp gez
nan 10 tpie Del S9nen, erbeblid 1peniz
get als Bic gut organiiterten Irbeiter
-nber file mii11en. Dementiprebenb
altD ale Observation-Disclosures teuer
l1eber feline grfabrumgen
in Deut1dlano lieB er 1iG folgen0erz
maBen aug: uS6 bin 3eit meines
2ebens I'M SeuerlDi9ipelen tdtig gez
utt6 16lieBli6 auf ben fubrenz
Sen Soften in 6iele1n 8erufs8ipeig in
Netp gorf gelangt. 11n1er 0berbiirz
germeiiter ipar nit meiner 5dtigfeit
lt16 Ser meiner Bette Durba11s 8ufriez
Sen, dllberte aber Dor Ginger 3eit Sic
4n1iGt, DOB mir in Nelp Oprf fir Sic
Notwithstanding u%nlerer @eiam1tz
tdtigfeit ing Sic %Grfabrungen n1rbersr
biellei1t bprge19rittener 2dnher 5u Ell
gen maden milBten.
Sci on6ere Nufmerfiamfeit ipollen
mir be1n 5traBenreinigungspeIen 5ll<
.lpen6en2 8ier MiIipnen 9pnar mart
Sic 5tabt Neap Dorf fir Sic Mpberniz
Des Samples geaer Sen 5traz
Beni6mub nnb gegen 56nee bnrb
ginridtung einer &raftipaaenorganiz
aus. No9 tpidtiger mar fiir
ltns aber Ser @alnpf gegen Sic Meitl[z
bie ii6 tdgli6 in elmer @roBz |
Itaot aniamneln. Sir bieIen 8tpecf
lpurben flint Millionen 9pIlar altsgez
Iporfen. Ser &arnpf gegen Sen Wiiil
It nu6 Sic &era1lalil1ng nleiner gltz
rppareiie getneien. 8erlin finbe i6I
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

fampf un6 Nrnidlagcn. Aber Die
8orgeIebten brdngen, ut1D Die ber>
niinftige llcberlegung mabnt: i9an6el
Ser. Mune fann in lpenigei1 stu1pen
ld]on fonunen; ida1r8el e5 gilt ~bei11
2ebcnl l1r16 bn greift alles 8n Sell
pide un6 5pater1, un6 aufbltben0 nrb
fau6iprii6enb, flingen6 nn0 pfeifen0
ian It bas ST en- auf bie barte groe.
grob 5ebn Gra0 &alte lduft Der
56ipcib BON @tirn 1tlr6 &aden. -
gtun6cn nnb Stunben gebt es 10 fort.
@leine 2Dber er19einen, flad6e Wtl1lS
Sen tp0lben li1 tiefer 5u 9dddter1
Dor beren fi9 Iosgebadte, gefrorene
gdouen 5u fleinen @itgeln baufen.
Eagesarbeit: bei ginbrub Der Nabt
tat ieber cine 8erttefurg fir itd, IN
Sic er aus Sen 9orfideunen einen
Mrm bon 9trDb f6leppt.
Dann fon1mt Bic Nabt nn6 5as
@efibl ser aalte. 9a 1iegt man, IN
cine Dede nnb Ben ungefittterten
Mantel eingeipidelt, ltnter freiem.
6%in1rnel. Sic adlte frie6t bnr6 Die
feifen 5tiefel III Sic Snbe. Wtit 8a1z
gen un6 8abnen 8iebt Tie iib 1angiam
bD6er, ur0 NIT 9pl6en ln0 Weeiler1
ltDbt uno i6neibet lie bis IN Die &niee.
eng an BEN @als 1bmiegt lie itd6 urt1
faBt nit eiiigen @acnoerr rnter &ragen
un6 Sod an ;Miider unb geaden. 11nz
~auf66rliid, pal1lenlos, itun0erlangl -
Meben mir 16lud]5t nn0 i@nattert
elmer Dor Srot tpie I'M .Sieber, nr0
MIR ghimpfen nn6 Slnden nnterz
bribt bieien Satnnter. STE S6llterz
bldtter biegen l1tr0 frampfen ii6 GUT
lamnren in Der eiigen l1mflammerung
ser 2nft. GO linb MIR eff @rab @dlte,
aber nern. Ser Meni9 felt Elm nnb
einem balben Sage auBer 5tpei. 8rotz
fidnitte11 1idts gegeifen bat, Darm fat
CT feline @drtne I'M 2eibe u1b friert
nrro friert.
1tniauberfeit nnb 1~tngcstefef.
Ser NeuIing fenrt 2duie niudtt ,1n6
mo nlles 2altle fat, be6auptet & BRETT
fret bon linen 5u fem. gs judf 8ipm,
a6er cine beitbtigl1ng Der 8atf@e lit
erfolglps. Das lit feline ,eiget1e 59ulb,
senn er tpeiB gar mdt, tpie cine 2m1s
|aus5ie6t, ct Denft babei immer unSlDz
{be, an b9~iipfenoe, braure Bu1rfte. Mber
les fornmt Elm Sag, mo ,er 1as juden
ni6t mebr iertrdgt, l1tb er bittet einen
IES&eammeraben atm @ilfe.
So taleerrr Tie beibe init aadtem
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
anf Ser @rpbe. .

HHAt 81 axe -.ttHL
Sn einem Mieuer 9perettentpeo-
ter, oelien Ieitenoe DISQUALIFICATION
Itorf 0ltliD orientiert 1ilto, 80 10
piro I'M uBlauen Seft1 eer5abH -
nurbe 5eilte 55ene geprebf, Die bel
pofe 1pielte. .8mii6en Dem Nerfaf
ier a1nb SEM Gegl{ielrr %entltanoen
5ttre:!ffeiten megen Der Bemegnl!<
gen, lie sic 9danfpieler n1adsft
iouten.s .Ms1s Ser gerfa1ier beidetoen
gu auBerll tpagte, baB oieie Saltl1lg
pobl nidt oie ribtige lei, INrie Der
Negiiieur piiteno berultter: SSfe
Serr gobansfD, merben mir ltid)f
@lerncn, mie mas1 lid BET 9ofe BE-:
niE1mt!!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
Sui Sooesra@em
&: Son
Sran5 .59auipeder.

. S. ~ o. 49,
&c linb piele 56il6erungen BON
g9la6ten gegeben tporoen, aber 6u@
meilt eeldrieben bon 0i9t5olbRdffen,
Die mug aus ii6erem @~intergruurAos etz
men Blid 6urbs Sernrobbr totem. Sic
foonnten nidt 0as f6iloern tpas tDirt@
li6 ipar. 9enn iie fannten lie ni6t,
oie beutl6e soloatenieeele I'M 8elt<
friegel l1n6 10 erbebt ii6 tnrmbo6
iiber an bies @efdreiblel ein 8u6,
bas lit @6auipeders uTooesra6en"l
@ier lit 6as aasgeiproden, tpas 0as
gauge gplf fdmpfen0er Wanner in Der
5eele erlebte unb erlitt. 9as 8ud
bat Bic grDbe 81 gu 8 uno 1T 375
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

Oberf6rper BORN Sutherland, tiger
graltc @en1bengcbtrgt mic 56riftgez
.lebrte il6er pergilbfe &ergamerte. Ser
Sri plg lit iibcrlpdttigenb: liebenune@
11eun8ig 2altl e.
r9dobc, 6ab cs iidt bunbert iino"
lagt Der funbfge SSager.
9as lpar n1ein critic. erfabrnng auf
bielent @ebict menl6lider @erfomz
1renbeit .9a1r1t le6r1ate i6 Sic giabla<
&c in Salten, Birlfeln l1to sgfen Der
8aIfe tenlle,1 un6 iudte gler 1pte
als &inb 5t SItefn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

Mus Ser gllten alten 3eit. GeneraI
enact Der Srrppeni6m) !: Ser Msa2
ior, Sbne Sir Battalion bent MIR gat
nit 9'fauel
Maior (bertrauli6): Inter nnlg'
geiagt, @err General, mir nu41utl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
Gle 9taleftif.

Gr: u9)u tpirflt mir Dor, bab ih
bon 9einem ggSeerspprogcn lebe? 8ieief
Bortpurf ber0ie1le ib nidt.
Sic: v96a0e, 10 bdtteit .Dn bob
tpenigtens ettpas berbient. . II
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

49, GebiIbet. Critic Nrbeiterfran
rWie Dos 3anfen meine Nerpen an
lereift." s3ipeite Nrbeiterfra11: uadss
sic nit Sbre bdr1liden Nerpenl gg
.ip9jIlier bon !. g NAe 6 sierraSe o piel,
ST snii ii Sc Wittt mfffxu # 9elbriez
4 az az N III sStHf : ~ w.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
Marffurles iibcr Nadt beripelfen
ipirb.
Sic Grebigt NIT ben Sannen.

Cine Dane lagte bor einem Erehi>
ger, Der febr 1eiie ipra6, aber altglssid
iebr asierte: Or pre6iat nit SEN
Sanoen unb mir boren NIT Ben Niz
gen."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18

arrangements for the dinner to be
held at the church Thursday night,
JanuaI. 20. The dinner will De
served at $3.50 o'clock and an ex-
cellent menu will be served.
Leonard Tice has r~tired 0
the confectionery business, havinG
sold out to James Sexton, who will
conduct the business at the corner
of Broadway and Main street.
Miss Gertrude Murtha received q
badly sprained wrist by falling on
the ice.
James Flynn, of Brooklyn. spent
Monday with friends on Ridgewag
enu
Chester A. Keisling, assistant
yardmaster of the Pennsylvania
railroad in this city, has been trans
ferred to Trenton. where he will act
as train dispatcher.
Harry Rufner spent yesterday al
the home of friends in Perth AM
boy.
Nicholas Tolls, proprietor of a
confectionery store on Broadway,
was severely injured by broken glass
yesterday when a dizziness over
came him and he fell against the
large plate glass window in frons
of the store. He vas taken t the
City Hospital where it was said his
condition is serious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
WILSON FOUNDATION
COMMITTEE MEETS

TOTTENVILLE, Jan. 1S:-The
executive committee of the Wood
row Wilson Foundation on Staten
Island met Monday at the home of
The chairman, Mrs. William G. Will
cox, of West New Brighton, when
the general outline for the work
was discussed. Mrs. Wilcox gave an
interesting talk on former President
Wilson, saying that he is just as
4. Much a victim of the World War as
INMATES of Fox Hills Hospital. The
foundation is striving to raise a mil
lion dollars, the income of which
will be awarded yearly in recognl-
ton of some distinguished public
service.
The purpose of the foundation is
to honor a great American and to
create. a method whereby public
service will be encouraged and con-
~spicuous recognition in this and
future generations.
Mrs. Frank Keep, Miss Laura B.
Yetman and Mrs. Mcdonald Pegs
were present and were chosen TO
represent the lower section of Staten
Island. Mrs. Pegs is asking all
those who are sympathizers OF
Woodrow Wilson and who wish to
make a donation to kindly send the
same to her address at Prince Bay
and also those who wish to give
their services to solicit among their
friends to communicate with her.
Anything from a child's worn penny
to a millionaire'S check will be APP
preciated. Staten Island has been
asked to raise $1,000 toward the
fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
TOTTENVILlE

Mr.. and Mrs. William OConner oil
Patten street, nave gone to Florida
for the rest of the winter.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Slaight, of Arthur Kill
road, yesterday.
Charles Cyril Combs arrived home
yesterday from Florida, where he
has been for the past several weeks.
John r. Rowlands, of Main street,
was called to Brooklyn yesterday for
the death of his sister.
Mrs. Francis J.. Dolan will enter
ain the 500 club at her home omor-
row afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Sewer, of
Sprague avenue, have been enter
tanning friends from Union Hill.
At the annual meeting of St.
Stephens Guild the following officers
We're elected: President, Mrs. Frank
Joline; vice president, Mrs. George
NJ. Kiefer: secretary, Mrs. Charles
B. Kelly, and treasurer, Mrs. Jean
cite Bedell. Mrs. Wilmot Chapman
was awarded the live goose for the
benefit of the parish house fund.
Rev. j. Harrison Johnson, of the
South Baptist church, will be the
speaker at the union prayer meet
ing at st. Paul's church tonight.
The Staten Island Christian En-
deavor Union will meet tomorrow at
the Graniteville NJ. E. church. Rev.
Joseph S. DeRogatis will preside.
Walter NJ. Howatt. superintendent
of the Daily Vacation Bible Schools
will be the speaker.
The January grand jury will be in
session at the county court house at
st. George tomorrow to take up a
number of cases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
SOUTH AM BOY

The weekly euchre under the aus
pices of the Rosary Society of st.
Mary's church to be held in the
school hall tonight will be 1 charge
of the following committee: Mrs.
Edward +. Mullen, chairman; Mrs.
Lewis Trinley, Mrs. Henry Sager,
Mrs. William Brophy. Mrs. Frank
stanton. Mrs. James Minnick, Misses
Margaret Cline. Loretta Cusick.
Mary Donovan, Sarah Carroll, Julia
Mcclure, Messrs. Emmett Mahoney.
George Lenahan, Frank Hackett,
Robert Casey and James Rea. Jr.
The committee reports the reception
of many donations in the line of
gifts which will be given as prizes.
The euchres hus far have proven
a great success. The committee in
charge of this weeks have hopes
hat this one will be no exception to
the rule.
The meeting of the Parent-Teach.
er Association of st. Mary'S church
was held yesterday in the school
hall. Extensive plans for the future
were discussed and visitation
through the school was enjoyed by
the parents attending. Refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
The South Amboy Hospital Asso-
citation have completed their plans
for a card party to be held in the
City Hall Thursday night, January
20, at s o'clock. The committee in
charge is Mrs. b. Duvier, chairman;
Mrs. A. w. Christiana, Mrs. +. Nj.
Littell, Mrs. Charles Safran, Mrs.
George Mack and the Misses Edna
Egan and Bertha Deibert.
On Friday night Luke A. Lovely
Post No. 90, American Legion, will
hnlJ tbn first of "a SpripS of pipOchle
tournaments to which the men of
the city have been invited to parti-
cipate. The affairs will be held Fri
day night of each week throughout
the city. County Commander JOS
eph Deegan. of Perth Amboy, adj
dressed thu meeting of the Post last
night, at which time he urged a
good attendance at the proposed
banquet to be held in Perth Amboy
next month. The work of his de-
partment toward compensa ton of
service men was outlined.
Tonight the members of the
Board of Education will meet in the
superintendent of schools office.
The budget for the coming year will
be presented.
The water department is busy
these days reading meters through
out the city. The work is in charge
of Samuel CroZier.
Thomas Kennedy niotored to the
home of friends in Perth Amboy
yesterday.
Campbell Strousnolm and Will
fred tombstone. of Perth Amboy,
visited with friends in this city yes
terday.
Glenn Hardy. of Keyport, spent
yesterday at the home of friends IN
his city.
The Missionary Society of the
Baptist church have completed their
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
Of Police In Favor
Of Marine Squad For City

A Eumber of interesting COM
ments ere made by Chief of Police
Niels j. ToI.nesen in his first annual
report submitted to the Board of AL
dermen. The chief gives an account
of the work accomplished by the
police and detective departments
during the past year and makes sew
eral rccomn endations for the better
men,, of the service.
For prevention ot the occasional
cases of water front piracy along
Perth Amhoy's five miles of shore
line. with its twenty-one manufac-
turing plants it is recommended that
the city provide Il motor boat and
a marine squad of men to make fire.
quent patrols OF the water front.
Another innovation is suggested in
the form Of four police booths or
sub-stations in various outlying parts
of the city Under the chiefs plan
these would be "a the county bridge.
New Brunswick avenue, near the
city line, 3nd at the Maurer end of
State street.
The report calls attention to the
work done by the detective depart
merit and notes the variety of duties
that come under this head. These
include communications from for
eign countries regarding local resi-
dents, aiding outside detectives look
ing for criminals, and solving of
robberies. serving out of town war;
rants, and escorting pay cars from
the banks.
Out Of TIE many small robberies
committed in the city during the
past year, over half have been def
initely cleared up and accounted for
stolen goods to tho value of $27,772.-
so.
Following are n few items of in
terest in the report:
Total arrests. 2,5SS. or these g.
01S were made by the uniformed
men and 500 by the detective depart
ment.
Sixty-thrt e members on the force,
OF these SO are patrolmen and they
cover a stretch of streets that would
reach to Easton. Pa, if they were
placed end to end.
Fines a-ounting to $16.523 were
collected by Recorder Pickersgill.
OF this amount s9,916 went to the
city and the remainder to the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
PLEASANT PLAINS

MIR. and Mrs. William Bennett, o5
Brooklyn, were visitors at Prince
Bay Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ami
Mrs. f. ] Zaurlinski, of Pleasan.
Hlains avenue recently
Misses Jane and Rosine barrow
have gone to Jacksonville. Fla, for
Ane rest of the winter.
Mrs. Arthur Duff, of Great Kills,
has been visiting in Manhattan.
The last quarterly conference o.
st. Marks Methodist church, was
held last night at the church with
District superintendent Spencer in
charge.
The January meeting of the Staten
Island Clerical League Will be held
tomorrow at st. Marks church. 4
covered dish luncheon to which the
community is invited will be served
at noon. Rev. Christian F ReisneT
y Manhattan, will address the gem
rral conference at $3.50 O'Clock ca
The Winning Church"