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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

thing struck the back of her head a
stunning blow. and she knew flicker
ing nausea while dense night like .
moving cloud on every hand closet
in upon her.
Choking and coughing. she un-
losed her eyes upon the vision OF
BeI's face. a hand holding a bottle
Of smelling salts dropped away from
her nose. Bel saluted her reviving
intelligence with an even growl:
You'll do now, 1 guess. Try to pull
yourself together. No time {. lose"
MY head aches q. :" She saw
Bel in his shirt-sleeves. with the
cuff turned back above his right
elbow. the forearm rudely bandagei
with torn linen on which a deep
stain was spreading. But Bel
your ARM"
Hurts like hell. Bullet ploughed
through the underside from wrist to
elbow, nearly. I'd be dead IL you
hadn't jumped for her."
And 1. IL you hadn't come
through the window when you did.
But /. Lynn"
Bel laughed shortly. "The excel
lent Mr.. Summerlad's still breath
ing. That's all we can tell till the
surgeon gets here"
what became Others"
Got away clean. worse luck!-
ducked past me and through the
window like a shot"
Summerlad lay where he had fall
len, on the far side Of that piece of
furniture. His face, upturned to the
staring light. was like a thing of
sculptured ivory. exp~ressionless and
blanched. The shirt beneath the
lowered dressing-gown was hide
ously blotted.
really think he will iive?"
mo fear" Bel sneered. He'll
make a fool of many another wom-
an before he's finished. My chauf-
feur will run you down to the hotel.
1 think he's to be trusted. Wish /
felt sure OF that jap"
Sure Of him?"
why do you suppose I'm hurry
ing you away? Do you want the pa
pers to get hold of the TACT that you
were keeping an designation with
this actor when his wife caught You
and shot him?"
Lucinda let her wrap fall. III my
relationship to LINN Is what you
imply-then my place is here with
him."
please yourself. But remember,
\ Sut pdpcfc dTo kolIk u I1dk0 DIX
! capital out OF this scandal in the
movie colony. They've been itching
for it for years. knowing it was
bound to break out some day . :.
How long do you imagine It'll be
before the reporters will ferret out
the fact that Linda Lee is Mrs.
Bellamy bruce? Do you want to sit
in the witness-box and testify
against that demented creature
when she's tried for MURDER"
What you think 4. :"
what the devil do you care what
I think? II you aren't what people
are going to say you are. what are
You doing here, alone with Summer
lad. in his own home, al night?"
The Lontaines were coming to
dinner, but"
"'But'i" Bel snorted. "oh. all
right. I'll give you the benefit of
the doubt, if that'll induce you to
clear out of this before it's too late.
And 1t isn't as II you could do Sum-
merlad any good by staying. His
fate's all up to the surgeons. I'll
keep you posted, I'll come and tell
you what the surgeon says"
He bent with painful effort and
lifted her wrap. She took 1t with.
out a word, swung 1t round her
shoulders, turned and left the room.
CONTINUED in our next issue)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
MAN ARRESTED
FOR FORGERY
Wanted in Hoboken, Man is
Nabbed by Police at So.
Amboy

SOUTH AMBOY. June 1.-Abra-
ham Livery. wanted on a charge of
forgery in Hoboken, was arrested
late yesterday. by Police Officer An
ton Malacewski, as he waws about
to place his car in a garage adjoin-
ing the property of A. Cohen on
Broadway.
The Hoboken authorities notified
the local police to be on the lookout
for a certain person by the name of
Livery. giving the proper description.
One of the detectives attached to
the Hoboken force arrived here yes
terdav and escorted Livery back to
Hoboken.
The man made no attempt to
thwart the movements OF the po-
lice. although a strict watch was
kept over the premises where the
arrest was made. Livery gave no
address to the police and is not very
well known in this locality.
Samuel Caltman. of Perth Amboy,
was arranged before Justice Forgot
son, last night. on a charge brought
by Oficer Edward O'Leary, for re-
fusing to obey a traffic signal. The
officer claimed the driver told him he
would not stop on the incline at the
intersection of Main street and Stew
ems avenue.
Saltman pleaded not guilty, but
vas fined IS and costs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
PERKINS FORCED
To GIVE Up JOB
Spent Two Hundred Dollars,
But Got No Results, De-
cIares Highland Park Man

AFTER what Tanlac has done for my
father and myself there's nothing toe
rood I can say for it," said Winfield NJ
Perkins. dealer in confectioneries at High
land Park. N. j.. while discussing thf
merits Of the medicine q few days ago
Mr.. Perkins resides at IS Hendricscn Ave.
Morrisville. Penna.
"For a long time I was employed or
the street cars, but my stomach got IN
such q bad nx that I could not stanl tbs
jolting and vibration Of the cars and
had to give up the Job. | would have
spells four Of five times a week when
would turn blind. my head would spin Sc
I could not stand, and I'd get almost
deathly sick at the stomach. When thess
attacks struck me = screen seemed 70
come over my eyes and my head wouio
ache for hours. was very careful o.
wha I ate, but II made no difference. ]
had those spell Just the same.
ct spent over two hundred dollars for
treatment and medicines and even wen'
on a diet for over a year, but l Kept on
having that death-like sickness in ms
stomach. These spells used to come on
me while I was running on the cars and
/ would rave to lay right out at the end
OF my route and wait till they passed on.
I was losing weight all the time and
MY father started using Tanlac and
before he had taken two bottles he was
so much better that he said: Son. this Us
the medicine for YOU So / started tax
myself. Before I realized IL I was eating
fried things and digesting them withou,
one bit Of trouble. / have gained weight
right along and have not had . dizzy
spell since I finished my nrst bottle OF
Tanlac.
'For a few dollars spent for Tanlac
have found the relief I had paid out mors
than two undred dollars trying to &c
ana failed. / have thu apps.'rs OF a vol
now and everything tastes good ant
agrees with me perfectly. I am stronger
than I have been in years and feel cheer
full and happy all the time. Tanlac Wi:
alwaysOget a good recommendation from
me. for it has put me on my feet when
couldn't see much chance OF getting we'll"
Tanlac is sold in Perth Amboy by all
good Enthusiastically.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
H0PELAWN

Miss Helen Beres of vineland, mo-
!ored here where she spent the
weekend at the home of Misses Lii
liam and Eva Wilson.
A big vote is expected here next
Tuesday on the commission govern
ment question a sthere were twenty
two new registrations at the polls
here last Tuesday from people who
did not vote last election.
George Blum, of eKasbey, was a
visitor here on Thursday.
The Woodmen of the World held
a dance in STITCHES hall. Decoration
Day for the Hungarian people here.
1t proved to be a big success social
y and financially.
John Sutmarie is erecting a two
story dwelling on Lee enu 1t
will be a wooden structure and is
expected to be completed by early
fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

risn church of this place. Funeral
services will be held today from his
lite home. with interment in Brain
erd cemetery. Cranbury. Rev. J..
E. Curry. pastor OF the church, will
oficiate.
Miss Helen Elizabeth Vaughn OF
Trenton. and Harry c. Schnell Of
Treaton. formerly a Cranbury boy,
were marrled Saturday afternoon at
1880 O'Clock at the parsonage OF the
Grace Baptist church. Trenton, The
ceremony was performed by Rev. ..
w. Henderson. The bride was at
tended by Miss Laura Bell and
Charles Schnell of C~ranbury acted
as best man. The couple left for a
wedding trip to Atlantic City and
on their return will reside in Tren-
ton. The groom is the son OF Mrs.
Lizzie Schnell OF Cranbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Bennett
and family spent over Memorial Day
at their cottage at Belmar.
The will Of the late DIR. Jonathan
l.. Whitaker, Of Cranbury. dated
August 10, 1916, and witnessed by
John s. Bergen and George b. Mer-
shon. has been admitted to probate.
Il leaves the income of the entire
estate to the widow Julia, and two
daughters, Ruth and Ida, for life
and makes them executors. On their
death another daughter, Mary Stra-
ley and her two ons viii receive
$500 between them. and Harriet
Whitaker, a daughter-in-law and
her three daughters will get $4,000
between them. The balance Of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
MATAWAN

Miss Anna Pollet. Of New York
City, was the weekend visitor OF
Mrs. Joseph Posi-.
The first regular monthly meet
ing of the Matawan Auxiliary to
the Ann May Hospital at Spring
Lake, will be held next Monday
the president. Mrs. Tunis r.
Schenck, in Upper Main street. At
this meeting plans for the future
Of the organization will be made
and a set of bylaws considered. A
full attendance is desired. Anyone
interested in the work who found
It impossible to be present at the
preliminary meeting is requested to
attend the session on Monday night.
Mrs. l.. e. Davies. who has been
at the Ann May Memorial Hospital
at Spring Lake for the past three
weeks. recovering from a serious
operation, returned to her home
yesterday, much improved in health.
Miss Ruth Lewis was an Asbury
Park visitor Tuesday.
The educational committee of the
Woman's Club will hold a lawn fete
on the lawn at the p. J.. Devlin resi-
dence, on June 4. Among the fea-
lures will be tables for bridge in
the afternoon, and in the evening a
buffet supper and a platform for
dancing.
Tomorrow night the Glenwood
Mission Band of the First Presby-
terrain church will hold a cake and
strawberry festival in the lecture
room of the church.
Jacob r. Lefferts and Floyd T.
Taylor have leased a house at Beach
Haven where their respective fam
lilies will spend the summer.
Miss Wealtha Heinzlemen, Of
Perth Amboy. was the recent guest
Of Mrs. Christian Heuser.
Paul Weber, a student at the
New York University has returned
home for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T. Rue recently
entertained their granddaughter,
Miss Helen Stark, of Perth Amboy.
Miss Hope Lewis was an Asbury
Park visitor Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

estate is lett to the Christian Her
aid Children's Home and the Bow
cry Mission. both of New York.
Mrs. Lizzie Schnell and family
entertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hummell and family Of Phila-
delphia. Mrs. Elizabeth Gruber.
William Stumun and son Charles
and Mrs. A. Heinrich and daughter
Eleanor Of Merchantville. Trafford
Ferry Of New York and John Bush
Of Wilmington. Del.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
CRANBURY

William T. Jones was suddenly
stricken while painting on the Con-
YER farm Monday afternoon and
died instantly. He was sixty-three
years of age and leaves 4 wife and
three children, Joseph Jones of New
York. Charles Jones and Mrs.
Charles Nixon. Jr. of C%ranbury. He
was a member of the First P~resbyte-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

three teams who have hopes OF get
ting in the tournament. The latest
teams TO enter are the Amboy Light
Juniors. Emerald Midgets. Pershing
Juniors and shellrock Juniors.
These teams Will be considered BY
the committee in charge OF forming
the league and announcement Of the
action OF this committee - expected
shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
FOUR MORE BOYS TEAMS
IN CITY ROTARY LEAGUE

-Four more local boys baseball
teams have made application TO en-
ter the Rotary Clubs city league
since the issue Of yesterdays Even
ing News. making a total Of twenty
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

C e lis should
not be whip
ped into tenn
porary activity
b ~drugging.
What you need
is the real ton
ic food ele-
ments of Fa-
I h e r Johns
NJ Q @ l Q
which helps
drive out i'm
purities, and to
rebuild new q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
Tired Body Cells
NEED FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE

If the strain of winter has left
you tired and run down, your body
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

rebuild new flesh and health. No
drugs. .
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

A WEST dwelling wanted will pay all ca sh.
AUSTIN F'TNEGAN, 81 Nassau st.
PLOT. one hundred feet or more. west of
9th av., between 1ith and 42d SITS. y. NASH
wEBR. i47 4th av.
WANTED. to rent, thoroughly modern s~or
rooms. unfurnished. suburban house
garage; New Jersey, along Iackawanna.
within 30 minutes Hudson Terminal. Orange
TiioM.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
Brooklyn,

ATLANTIC Av.. 1903, near Bedford AVID
floor. 3Ox10O, with freight elevator in fire
proof building. STERLING MOTOR TRUCK
CO., 1903 Atlantic av., Brooklyn. Phone
Decatur 1885.
For Help that is run of "pep" aud am
bition put your Want Ad. IN THE NEW
YORK HERALD. Its QUALITY-QUAN-
TITY circulation brings a high type OF
replies Telephone Worth 10000.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

MARAioN roadster. 1917. private owner. fine
condition. Tel Fiathush 6223-w
smart, four passenger, perfect condition.
very reasonahle MAJESTIC GARAGE. 2t5
West saith -
sTEARNs KNIGHT 1917. bargain for Inn
mediate purchaser. To- Park av.. jamaica,
phone l2T-R Jamaica.
STUDEBANEr, big touring 1920 recently
painted mechanically perfect; leaving for
Europe, must sell, 5000. Phone for appoint
ment, Schuyler G7nG.
Automobiles Wanted.
AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH. JANDORF
AUTO Co. .T3a Broadway. Circle 24T6
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Your Situation Wanted Ad. IN The
Want Adl Section Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD should put you IN touch 10Th
t,ast the sort Of people Nth tohom yo,s
,ootsld like to connect. Try one. Tele-
phone Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
COUNTRY BOARD.

IN THIS column there arc large number
OF desirable summer hotels and boarding
places which seek your patronage during the
summer and autumn months. Should you not
find the place that you desire an advertise
rient under the heading Country Board
Wanted" viii bring many inquiries from
people who are seeking paying guests Phone
all Worth 10000.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ANY person having information OF relatives
or friends of August Mandelburg. late Of
Washington, ID. c.. deceased, will please
communicate with r. s. SERGEON, 1011
9TH ST. N. w, Washington, d. @.
THE whereabouts OF John Rudden. left Ian
cashire, England, about 40 years ago: last
heard from Deer Lodge county. Montana. "a
years ago. Please communicate sister, Mrs.
DEvINE4 l. 1872 Herald. B'klyn.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15

BUICK 2L,4T. five passenger 1921 sedan.
good condition. Telephone Rector 1553
CADILLAC passenger touring. model 50:
Al condition. bargain. JOHNSON. 322 9Th
st. Brooklyn. South SIS.
CADILLAC "S' touring. newly painted.
demonstration, private. Aud. No5, rs W.
i4oth 81.
CHANpLER Z PASSENGER. 1917. good mo-
cha6ical condition. all good rubber. Tel,
Flstbush so2o
CHEVROLET 4. II. touring. perfect condi-
ton McCUE. 1895 Atlantic av.. Brooklyn.
Decatur 46lI.
COLE Aero y. ia22 model. used seven months.
seven passcnger original paint. seen TO be
appreciated sf 500 McCOMB, oas ID av., ,
brooklyn. snnser 1861.
EASY WAY TO SELL YOUR CAR.
Van Tassell A. Kearney's Sales Ring (estab
lished 1867. 126-I2S East 18th ST., has long
been esteemed clearing hou-e for the sale
and purchase OF second hand automobiles
passenger and commercial, by auction Least
troublesome and quickest medium for both
sellers ~and buyers, More prospective buy
ers than cars as n rule, 20 list yours now.
Auction OF autos every Tuesday and Friday
az noon, Telephone Stuyveuant 533.
ES.sEN motor cars, all types. renewed and
guaranteed by Hudson Motor Car Co.: fine
pcrfc rrners at most attractive prices iSG
broadway.
MERCER, iafost series. : passenger. spor,,
used few months only many cStras, IN
cludng six tires need cash. HUBER. 2
West s6th. Schuyler 1900.
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BrookIyn-Sale or Let.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long IsIand-snlc or Let.

BEST LOTS ON LONG ISLAND.
minutes Little Neck depot and water,
$3.50: terms. SO cash. 1eo per month.
HARRY s. JoBEs. Little Neck. L. I.
FREEPORT-Houses and bungalows, 4 to IS
rooms prices $1,000 to $50. .000 building
plots 40x100 and larger: price S400 upward; ;
terms Apply Owner, JOHN J. RANDALL
CO. * N. Long Beach a1.. Freeport. L. I.
FORT wASHINGTON.-Fram house. six
rooms, bath, plpeless heater. near station
aot 50x10o: $11 900. MONFORT a TiEGE-
DIAN. Phone 1872
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

CASH up to $780, 900 and block of Is free and
clear Bronx lots fronting on four streets
for Manhattan income. AUSTIN FINEGAN,
81 Nassau st.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

ACCOUNTANTS; JUNIORS-Positions open
In large public accountants office Septein-
ber for one two university graduates de-
o 751 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
ADVERTISING AND SALES
REPRESENTATIVE,

Preferably one who understands Y.d-
dish, German and Hungarian. The
position requires active interest in the
proposition and Is one OF except$snal
merit Ii might be your one big op-
chandise or organized campaigns for
the selling of merchandise and under
stand the languages mentioned we
know that there is every possibility Tor
your success In this organization. IL
would be well worth your while TO con-
slider this opportunity seriously. then
write us of your experience. references
and salary you desire to start. z2S6
Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
! New Jersey-Sale or Let.

CRAWFORD. N. J.-$2.50O cash will pur-
chase very attractive new residence.
rooms and bath. with all modern improve
ments balarcc on easy terms. Apply 8. r.
DROESCHER. Crawford. N. j.. or 10 Warren
St. New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
westchester--saIe or Let.

A desirable home at ". Pelham. 10 rooms.
bath, steam heat gas, electricity: car
garage: flowers. fruit, garden; plot 10Oy 100: :
price s1o. 600. KRAUS, w. 125th st>1Iar-
lam
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
APARTMENTS--To Let.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


BEDFORD SECTIoN-Up to date 8 room
and bath apartment, in upper part Of
brownstone house, parquet floors throughout.
electric. and hot water heat; rent 500. Phone
Decatur 3O9S.
CREsTON Av.. 253l.-Beautifui large
rooms; foyer; opposite st. James Park
GRAND ; CONCOURSE, 1856 60-54.-Three,
four. five rooms: reasonable; Lexington av.
subway, 9th av. IL" 70 roth st. 27S0 Bng-
ham.
MERRIAM AV., 1880 (block University av.,
1I1sD --3-4 room apartments. new building,
moderate rental. Phone Bingham 2130.
Unfurnished-Brookly
BENsONHURST-6 rooms, upper floor 2
family detached; porch; all Improvements
reasonable. 20 Bay 34th ST.; Bcnsonhurst
5sO4
PROSPECT PARK WEST, i25--A suite OF 2
beautiful rooms in high class elevator and
switchboard apartment; $40 per month. In
quire Supt.. South $500.
PARK SLOPE, 524 doth st.)--6 large rooms,
bath; enclosed porch all modern improve
ments Phone Shore Road 1921.
RIDGEWOOD AV.. 349-Six rooms, all I'M
provements, corner house: rent 500. includ-
ing heat.
sTUYyEsANT sEcTIoN-Beautiful mansion,
suitable doctor. dentist. hospital school
rent $3.50. Tel. Lafayette 1896.
ST. MARKS Av.. of3--6 rooms and bath. all
improvements. Phone Lafayette 5571.
10TH ST., COS, i,reokiyn-Beautifui room
cottage apartment. all improvements. steam
heat. hot water and garage: 50 minutes
Times Square Shore Road 1922.
Unfurnishcd-New Jersey.
FIVE room apartment: all improvements
$50. J. e. E.-AMoRoSE. 800 Central av.,
Orange. y. :.
HOUSEKEEPING Near Beach-Rooms and
apartments to let; refined location. near
beach and boardwalk. Apply A. NJ. c., 1fa
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For Sale.

HOTEL and fishing station. with dance hall.
rowboats and launches; 23 years in busi-
ness; going to retire; $751; 900 cash or real
cent. OF your money invested: place anybody
can make money. JOHN. PASCHKE, Fog
Horn Hotel. Raunt Station. Rockaway
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New York state--sale or Let.

BEAUTIFUL property. suitable golf. coun-
try club; convenient city. LEBER. Blau-
Veit, MY. as
SMALL inn suitable country club. henith re-
sort. school; hour city; beautiful grounds.
Write Box l.. X. 1867 Broadway.