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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

Dreams are not a crime" he said
land in this cose contradiction is
difficult"
The Marian. according to him,
bore some resemblance &c man, but
he had tremendous ears. a large
chest and thin legs. with scarcely
any neck at all.
In America the greatest exponent
of the theory that Mars is inhabited
was the late Professor Percival Low
ell, director of the Harvard observa-
tory at Flagstaff. Ariz.
1.-THE Marian folk" he wrote,
are possessed of inventions of
which we have never dreamed. With
them the electrophone and kineto
scope are things OF the bygone past,
preserved with veneration in muse
ums as relics of the clumsy contri-
vances of the simple childhood Of
the race"
scientists Disagree
But other scientists disagree. They
think there is nothing but very little
water and a thin layer of air on the
planet.
There has been absolutely no de-
termination of life on Mars" says
DIR. C. s. Brainin of Columbia Uni
versity.
But Professor William II. Picker
ing of Harvard says that the wealth
er there is fine
Especially during the summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
DODGE BROTHERS
BUILD new COUPE

Behind the simple phraseology of
an announcement which Dodge
Brothers, Detroit automobile manu-
f~acturers, are publishing today in
every important city and town in
America, lies the story of a new
achievement in automobile develop
ment. Dodge Brothers announce
a business coupe; conservative
changes in the body design of all
other types" the advertisement
reads.
The business coupe is the first all
steel closed car ever marketed. In
this respect it takes a new and dis
tinct place in automobile history,
for it involves an entirely unique
principle of coupe body construc-
ton. The steel body not only prac-
tically eliminates the problem of
limited production, due to the tedi-
Gus and costly individual workman
ship required on wood bodies, but
also eNbles the manufacturers to
give the coupe the same ~lustrous
baked enamel finish which has al
ready contributed so much to the
reputation of Dodge Brothers open
cars. This process in itself will also
facilitate quantity production, as an
enormous amount of time was con-
sumed heretofore in applying the
numerous coats of paint required on
wood.
Naturally, these are important
factors in the determination of the
selling price, resulting in economies
which Dodge Brothers are passing
directly to the purchaser. Wood is
practically eliminated from the con-
struction of this car" said Frank
Van SICKLE, the local dealer. Even
the framework and panels are OF
steel. and the naturGl result 10 a
lighter, quieter and more durable
car. Steel prolongs life and re-
duces the possibility Of squeaks and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
PUBLIC HEARING JULY IA !
ON NEWARK BAY BRIDGE

A public hearing will be held IN
Room 512, Army building, 80 White
hall street. New York city. at 10 a.
m. daylight saving time). July IA.
in the matter OF the proposed re-
construction Of the four-track rail-
way bridge across Newark Bay. be-
tween Bayonne and Elizabethport,
belonging to the Central Railroad
Company Of New Jersey. All in
terested parties are invited TO be
present or to be represented and
express their views. While for ac-
curacy of record. important facts
and arguments should be submit
ted in writing. oral evidence will be
heard. This hearing is called for
the purpose OF determining whether
the bridge now proposed VIII he
suitable TO accommodate the needs
of m and navigation inter
cts. 1t Is desired that all remarks
and evidence he confined to the
question under consideration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
CLASS OF 1907 TO HAVE
REUNION HERE TONIGHT

About twenty members of the
class Of 1907, Perth Amboy high
school, will be at the home of ].
| NJ. Klein, at 17S Rector street. to-
night for the purpose of observing
| the fifteenth anniversary of their
graduation. The event will take the
| form of a garden dinner party. at
7 o'clock, with Mrs. liver Larson,
as caterer.
Members Of '07 are we'll scattered
today but are expected to come back
to this city from Philadelphia. the
more remote parts of New Jersey
and from New York state also. One
member who makes his home in
Oregon. had planned to attend, 1t is
understood. but was prevented by
later developments.
The officers of '07 r j. M. Klein.
president; Mrs. Bessie Pullen Tut
| hill, vice president: Miss Edith
| Crowell. secretary. and Mrs. Caro-
line Cook Robbins. treasurer.
The committee in charge of to-
nights reunion consists Of j. NJ.
Klein, chairman; Miss Edith
| Crowell, Mrs. Harriet Tice Gusten-
hoven. Chris Nielsen and Morris l..
Goldberger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
CHRIS JENSEN
PASSES AWAY
Former City Policeman Dies
Following Operation at
the City Hospital

Lawrence Christian Jensen, a re-
tired patrolman OF the Perth AmE>S
police department. died yesterday
| afternoon a: the Perth Amboy City
Hospital following an operation al
that place Tuesday. Death was
I caused. according TO the finding oil
DIR. Frank c. Henry. who performed
an autopsy following his death, by
an abscess of the lung duel is said,
10 a tooth which had lodged there
after it was knocked out fourteen
years ago when he was shot in the
mouth while in the act of arresting
a man.
Mr.. Jensen was appointed to the
force March i6, 1896 and retired on
May 10, 1919, after twenty-three
years service. He was thirty-six
years old when he joined the force
and was siXty-two years old when
he died.
Mr.. Jensen resided in this city for
a number of years until about a
year ago when he and his wife went
to California for a visit with their
daughter. They returned and went
to Keyport where they purchased
ia home. He was taken i'll and they
came to this city after having dis
posed of their place. Mr.. Jensen
entered the city hospital and under
went the operation on Tuesday as
stated yesterday. The operation, the
first of its kind. was thought to
have been successful in prolonging
the mans life, but his weakened
was against him and he
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Jensen. besides his widow, is
survived by two sons and two
daughters. Harry and Lawrence
Jensen. of this city; Mrs. John Peter
son of California, and Mrs. Edward
Peterson, of Elizabeth.
Mr.. Jensen was an Elk, an Exempt
Fireman and Woodman of the World
having been a member of Perth Am
boy Lodge, No. 7S4. Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, Perth
Amboy Exempt Firemen's Associa-
ton. Perth Amfboy Camp No. 10,
Woodmen of the World and the Pa
trolmen's Benevolent Association.
Arrangements for the funeral
were completed by the family this
morning. The body is now at the
Hymns funeral parlors in East ave.
nne and will be taken to the First
Presbyterian church where it will
lie IN state from 1 TO 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon when the funeral
services will be held. Rev. F'reder-
lex Niedermeyer. pastor, will off,
ciate. The interment will be in AL
pine cemetery.
Chief Tonnesen is requesting that
all members of the force off duty
and who can possibly do so, to at
the funeral. The members of
The other orders will attend in a body
and escort the remains 10 its last
place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
CITY BRIEFS

Eight candidates were initiated
by Perth Amboy Aerie, No. 1886,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, at its
meeting last night. Worthy Presi-
dent Adolph O. Koyen was in the
chair for the first time since the
installation. The initiation fee was
raised 10 SIS by a resolution intro
duced at a recent meeting and pass
ed this time. The delegates to the
annual convention of the New Jer-
sey State Aerie of Eagles will leave
here Wednesday morning for Allan
tic City for the three days session
TO be held at that place. Some will
go down by train while others will
travel by automobile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

Constable Rudolph Kisn is given
the credit of saving hfty-six lives
when he rescued a cat and five kit
tens that had been thrown into a
tracted to the trench by two women
streets about 2 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. Kish who was on business
in that section of the city was at
tracted to the trench gy W. women
who informed him that a woman
had thrown a bundle into the place
and walked quickly away. The con-
stable seeming some sort of crime
climbed down into the trench and
when he reached for the bundle
found that there was life. Hastily
cutting open the bundle out jumps
a large black cat with five small
kittens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

Lawrence Lodge No. So. Odd Fell
lows, accepted an invitation to at
tend memorial services with Bentley
Lodge No. 57E Odd Fellows of Tot
~tenville, tomorrow night at Bethel
Methodist Episcopal church of that
place. A delegation will go over
and join with the Staten Island
Lodge about Z o'clock. The date
for the picnic with the combined
four lodges of Odd Fellows was an
nounced at the meeting. The picnic
will be held at Pine Grove Satur-
day, July s. E!G1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

The following children received
Christian baptism last Sunday at the
Presbyterian church: Flora Ellen
Deter, Dorothy Bradford Deter.
Jane Elizabeth Deter, Bradford
Howard Deter, Catherine Elvira
Foster, Elizabeth Annie ellis. Lois
Elizabeth Johnson, Robert Francis
Moss and William Morrison Wood.
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MANY ATTEND
MILES FUNERAL

The funeral Of Herbert Miles.
who died Saturday evening at In
dianapolis. was held yesterday az
ternoon at two o'clock from the
home OF his parents, 123 Sheffield
avenue, Hammond a large crowd
or friends paid their last respects
TO the popular yoang man whose
promising career was so sadly ter
minated Garfield lodge was IN
charge Of tho services Rev John
Parrett OF tho Presby terrain chureh
nfficiated. Several musical numbers
were furnished by the Oriental quar-
tette of Chicago. Burial was ia
Oak Hill cemetery.
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MAN WOUNDED
IN THE LEG

VALPARAISO. Ind. December 1s.
Charles Cradle. age twenty four.
was wounded in the left leg Monday
while hunting south OF this cit7.
when Victor Robinson's shotg
was accidentally DISCHARGED
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roles IN 'Ste Stoops 70 COnqlel -
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. l.. Nc
Cay. Al Summer boulevard Any
one wanting TO have a part IN the
box that the ladies' arc going to send
to the Orphanage at Pernle, Texas,
please come to this meeting or get
IN touch with Mrs Nv Burch at
S6g-J This box consists Of chill
drea's clothing from the ages Of six
to fifteen years.
Mrs Otto Boess opened her home
on $50 Drackert street to the birth
day ladies 81 the Baptist church on
Tuesday afternoon who came In
goodly numbers Tho Boese home
was @aily decorated with holiday
colors of green ana red. where
pleasant time was spent with graz
bag as one Of the features Of the af-
ternoon. In the election OF Of
ficers which took place. Mrs. c. Y.
Hamacher was made president.
Mrs. Bert Lawrence. secretary lad
Mrs Charles Thralkln, treasurNr.
Mrs. Boese brought the afternoon to
4 close When lovely refFe Sn1nentS
were served.
Dr.. and Mrs. H. E. sharrer have
returned after a lovely week spent
in New York City and other east
ern cities OF interest.
on Monday at the noon hour, six
teen or the friends OF Mrs. Frank
Modteski whose marriage was an
event OF December the first. in Chi
caso. honored her with luncheon
at the 7. s Betz G n
The girls were seated at long table
made unusually lovely mn the use OF
red roses Mrs. Modesto who has
been the popular manager Of tie
Betz basketball team was given the
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hannah collins before her mar

Hannah Collins before her mar
riage-
The Ladies' Aid Society or St
Paurs Lutheran church viii enter
tain on Thursday. December the
fourteenth, at two thirty o'clock az
the Parish House. As this Is the
las. meeting for this year It Is the
desire that a good crowd be there
Splendid news comes from Charles
Van Glider who underwent an %
Grafton. Mr.. Van Glider has done 81
pcn that he was able to he moved
few days ago 10 the homo % his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. 9. Van
Glider. 1l6 Detroit street.
most delightful meeting OF the
NJ r. Club took place last evening
when Miss Marie Kuhn. Of Drackert
street. welcomed the members TO her
home for their Christmas partw. 4
clevcrly arranged grab bag WAS
feature OF the evening and the guests
were highly pleased with the beau
tiful gifts which the grab bag held
for them Five Hundred was play
ed at three tables for the rest of
tho evening. and honors awarded
Miss Marie Baumgartner and Miss
Mary Nowak The guests were then
Invited to the dining table. made
beautiful with dainty suggestions OF
| Christmas, where a delectable course
luncheon was served by Miss Kuhn
Miss Mary Nowak VIII entertain The
club in two weeks at her home on
Henry street.
Mrs. william Ainsworth a sister
Of Mrs. William Coy. OF Calumet
avenue. returned to her homo in
Mo1nence. Illinois, on SUNDAY. Mrs.
Ainsworth has been caring for her
daughter. Carrie who was taken ill
with scarlet fever three weeks ago
at the home Of Mrs. Fred GeeEe. on
| Conkey avenue and was not able
to be moved Miss Carrie IS UP and
about now. however.
The Yards News Bureau tells Us
that = marriage license was granted
TO Anton B Gulton. OF Chicago. ana
Miss yernlce Lloyd. 427 L. state
street. Hammond. in Chicago yester-
day.
The W. F NJ s. WIN meet Thurs
day. December fourteenth at two
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CHINA DISPLAY.

Mrs ] T. stamm. 475 Summers
boulevard has somthing new in hand
painted china. Display now open to
Xmas shoppers.
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Chicken pie supper served by
aides Of the Centenary NJ E church
at corner Towle and Gostlin street
from to s, Thursday. December
II. Price so cents.
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Grnity Choir will have a special
rehears sal in tho Chapel this evening
at seven thirty o'clock sharp. The
time VIII be devoted to practising
for the Christmas cantata which VIII
be given during Christmas week.
The Ladies' Aid Society or I'm
manuel Evangelical church viii hold
Its regular social meeting on Thurs
day afternoon At the church hall
Overcome is invited and # IS hoped
tha- there viii be a soodIy group
thc-c.
Nr aud Mrs, Henry schmidt. or
Sc Clinton street, arc 70 be congrat-
ulatea upon the arrival or an eight
pound son. born on Mondsy, Deem
Der the eleventh A. St Margaret's
hosp.ta tai. Tho name OF Herbert I'd
Z ware has been chosen fer tho little
boy. Mrs Schmidt VIII be remem-
bered as having been Miss Vera Beck
before her marriage.
on Thursday evening At the Riv-
erside school the parents and teach
ers Of the Religious Training Glasses
VIII sive a bazs4r which viii In
Glade = candy booth, fish pond a
sale 81 luscious blS tany apples,
5uicy not dogs and nne coffee, There
will also be a we'll worked out pro-
gram free Of charge. The proceeds
fro- this bazaar are TO so to buying
. set Of books
Hammond pecpls Will be interested
10 know Of the recent marriage Of
Mss IIulda = Bailey and Clyde E
Dypert, who were quietly married
al Crown Point at the parsonage Of
Reverend Aging. Of the Methodist
church OF Crown Point. Yesterday.
December the twelfth at one o'clock
Mr. D9pert has been a resident Of
Hammond for the past ten years and
has been responsibility connected with
ths T. s Betz Company. Following
the Wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Dypert
left for Huntington Indiana, where
M Dypert holds a splendid position
with the Erie railroad and where the
youns couple VIII live IN their new
bungalow.
TIE Pan Hellenic Association OF
IIa rrr,ond. was welcomed last eve
nins by Mrs, ". 5. Philips. at her
hone IN Glendale Park, for an un-
usually pleasant time. The carly
pa Of the evening was devoted to
rollinr bandages for Brooks House
ar following that Bunco was IN play
vI-h Miss Texine Ives holding high
est scores at the end OF the games,
One OF the most pleasurable events
Of tho evening was a Christmas grab
bar Nh.ch was a true grab bag IN
every sense OF the word, for each
guest made q grab for her gift. AZ
the close OF the evening Mrs, Phillips
$500 aft--a~ +lveyl Miss Mildred
She-re- VIII have the next meeting
al her home on Warren street Plans
haze been made for card party to
he gsven On the eighth Of January
fer the benefit OF the Scholarship
Fund which tho Pan Hellenic Assoc
citation keeps UP,
en- Thursday evening at eight
o'elock the Auxiliary of the Ameri-
can Legion win meet for its regu-
lar meeting at Legion Hall
on Thursday afternoon and eve
ulng there will be a splendidly plan
nea food. candy and rummage sale
a. tile Haywood school and IN con
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Hammond
Musical College.

For the study OF music In all IA
branches. Phone 1919. Ga
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r Lynch,
formerly q Hammond, hut now Of
East Chicago. are announcing the
birth OF a Tine baby boy. born -
them on Decembe~ tho seventh. at
'tercy hospital In Gary The little
boy Has been given the nemo 81
lack Fdvar4 Mrs. lynch s-s- Miss
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SOCIAL | F S:,.ss sGS

nection with that there VIII be a
moving picture show giving Dickens
christmas Carols" a lecture which
promises to be both interesting and
Instructive for children as we'll as
grown ups viii be given. The pro
ceeds OF this whole affair are to so
to organizing a band.
The annual C4nistmaa party Of
the Evening Hour Department Of
the Hammond Woman's Club was
held at the home of Mrs Giles
Warner. SO Elizabeth street and
proved u be very jolly affair in
deed The home was most bcauti-
fully decorated with christmas col
ors and miniature Christmas trees.
and presented a most festive and
holiday appearance. After u brief
business meeting, the program for
the evening was given. IN charge
Of Mrs walter Bauer Mrs, Bonn
berger in her usual charming and
finished manner. sang group ~
Christmas songs, The Birthday Of
a king" ana Tile World IS FILLED
with JOY Mrs. Mikesch accom-
panied Mrs. Bomberser. Then fol
lowed a Christmas story. very nice
lv read. by Mrs. Walter Bauer. and
the singing oe Holy Night" By the
club members Mrs, BomberEer
than sang a Christmas Lullaby. ac-
companied BY Mrs Milesch on the
piano. with violin oblisato by Mrs.
A. J. Warbler, Ne number has ever
been given on an eveninE hour pro
gram. which was so enthvsiastical-
liz received rs this beautiful num-
Der IS Mrs. Bomberger, so ably and
well supported BY the MesdaInes
Afikesch and Warbler The formal
program then closed with the sing
Ing Of various we'll known Christ
mas songs, by the Club members
A erabsac1 FOR the members OF
the Club was then participated in
and as IS usual. provoked the great
est MARTY. Mrs Warner, assisted
bv Ms. Claude Palmer. Miss Alta
A5Sins. Mrs. Edgar \. Crumpack-
a., Mrs. Donald W. Metz, Afrs. Her
Bert \ Wilhelm. Mrs. Henry Merz
and Mrs Kenneth Warner, served
most delicious refreshments IN
keeping With the holiday spirit
In accordance with It's usual GUS
rom. the club collected a host CT
tova % be distributed TO the poor
cbIsren Of Hammond, through
Brooks House. MIS-, Il ~ Tattt %
AXE charce OF such Distribution
On Tuesday evening about twenty
five Of the friends q MIS- 9. A.
miller gathered at her home on
Douglas avenue Tor an evening Of
Measure. Bunco was I'm play as
we'll as good ma 'ic and dancing. and
Mrs. J. Dohertv was given first
Drize In the bunco games and Miss
Dausen the second p~ize. At the
close Of this all too short evening
refreshments were served attrac-
lively at small tables, festive WITH
slender orange tapers and yellow
ohrvan.hmums Of blending shade.
Many of the friends Of Mrs. VII
liam Lucht OF II West Doty street
took occasion 10 come to her home
Yesterday TO celebrate her birthday.
number Of the ladies came IN the
afternoon and at the dinner hour
their husbands ca1ne 70 join them
for the evening In the afternoon
The ladies enjoyed all sorts OF music
in the pleasant rooms OF the Luch'
home, made attractive FOR the oc-
aston with Christmas holly Follow
49, ~. .-,,.1-t-,.,. or . 9a1{~f0,.s dinner
Tho eltes+S enjoyed ca~fs and an in
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1--we LOCAL
NEWS "ADS''
DOLL DRESSES

DOLL DRESSES
At wAsSEX's PLEATIN6 SHOP
Phone A46. 81 state ST., HammRod.
We have about 100 of them
for sale. We do IIenstitching with
gold or silver thread button holes.
buttons cornered. embroiderlng,
braiding. beading. tucking. fancy
stitching. 12:2:lt
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HISTORY NOTICE.


and good things to eat everywhere
HISTORY NOTICE
Thirty-threo members mad three
guests attended the meeting Of the
History Department Of Hammond
Woman's club held at the homo Of
Mrs. Henry Mueller 10 Condit street
on Monday. December -. laee
Mrs. S L Swain. chairman. pre-
sided at a short business session
owing to the absence fthe chai--
man. Current Events We're dispen-
sed with
Mrs James NJ. Harnit. leader gave
an interesting sketch of George
Rogers Clark the Hannibal Of the
West" 1t was through the efforts
Of George Rogers Clark. a VirgInian
by birth. that this Northwest Ter
rito-y was kept from the Canadians,
Patricl. Henry assigned go men TO
George Rogers Clark to capture the
Fort Of Vincenees. which was under
British rule. This was q blnodlcss
battle. Later Vincennes was re-
captured by the English only to
have George Rogers Clark again
take the fort CLARK was unable t.
capture Detroit He received very
attie recognition from tho govern
mont Which caused him to necome
very bitter, took TO drink and and
died IN 1881 at the home OF his sis
ter
General Wayne and the Indians"
was the subject capably haidled by
Mrs. Fred Barnett General Wayne
went through the RevolutIonary
war and " rs IN the battles Of Mon
I.cuth. Brandy Wine and German
town. After his successful battle at
stony Point he received the name
Of Mad Anthony" lie established
different forts on his way attacking
the Indians. one being where TIN
cInnatti, Ohio. is now. A decisive
battle against the Indians was
fought at Fallen Timbers." At the
close Of the war he received his
commission as Major General and
on December 18th. 1895. died e.
Fort what Is now Erie. Pennsyl
vania-
Mrs. Harnit then resumed her
study taking Zip tho subject Of
.'Tecumseh and tie Great Council"
Tecumseh was the ruling spirit Of
this Council. and travelled from tribe
to tribe encouraging hatred toward
The ColonlsJS IN which he was
aided by the British During Te-
cumseh's absence his brother, the
Prophet, who was medicine man,
stirred up trouble and bloody bat
lie was fought at Tippecanoe in
1910 led BY Harrison which routed
the Indians. Tecumseh died in the
war Of 1912
The hostess assisted BY Mesdames
Williams. Clemens and Woods
served a dainty luncheon.
Mrs. vra. NJ. Love. Secretary.
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NOTICE

The Security Benefit Association
will hold an important business
meeting Wednesday. December 18th.
in their hall, the Rimach building
FRED ROBENHURST JR.
Iinancier.
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.9 Eureka Camp Modern
W. Woodman OF America Will
So have the election Of or
So ficers Thursday evening.
December 18th. All members arc re
quested TO be present.
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Kappa Kappa Kappa. an all Indiana
state sorority which Is a most worth
while p sIanthropic and social group
Of young women throughout the DIFF
ferent cities Of Indiana
The Ladies Of the Pine Street
Presbyterian church will hold their
regular annual bazaar and sale on
THURSDAY. December the fourteenth
There VIII be a sale OF the kind OF
fancy work which these ladies are
f. Dsous for making as well as sale
Of sake goods Lunch VIII be serv-
- a. fve-thirty.