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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
Pc ais

Or. and Mrs. Wallace B. Kreigh-
baum. sos Leland av.. and Prof. and
AIRS. S. J. Reichert, 522 f. Indiana
av., have motored TO Lafayette. Ind.
where they are attending the Amer
lean Chemical society meeting.
Mrs. A L. Brick and daughter.
Miss EstelIe Brick. w. Washington
av., have returned from an extend
ed stay at Boston. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kraus.
Portage av., have gone to Chicago
where they viii spend the next two
weeks with Mrs. Kraus' sistes. Mrs.
Grant Jarvis formerly Of this city.
Fred Hunt. w. Broadway. Misha-
waka. has left fer an extended trip
TO various points in Pennsylvania
and Virginia.
Dir. and Mrs r. w. Shelter. Col
umbia City Ind. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Lincoln Of Cherubusco.
Ind. were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs o. s. Swauey. I'LL s. st.
Joseph So
Mrs Arthur Kennedy OF Garden
city. T.. T.. is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs William D. O'Brien, S. Chaplin
St
Mrs John +. Reynolds ir.. 81
W ColtaX avs and Mrs J. VI.
Stephenson. 313 W. Coifax av.. have
returned from New York city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

His hair hath been "marceIIef"
and a fragrant with pomade. De
Wareth q baoy-waistline and waIketh
with debu,an,e slump.
Yea. he is so cute.
When be danceth. The heads az
the lam-els are more easily turned
than piano stool. and when he
passeth the TEA. they fan before
him as flies before a soda-fountalr
For. 10. he is the ladies' Man
OF cd. came back from the Land az
departed spirits
He is the Girl Charmer" REIN
carnated.
lie is the Modern Narcissus who
dresseth 90 please WOMEN. and adj
mitteth his own Beauty.
Yea he is a Shining Terror En- =
naughty world,
Then. let us arise. oh my Daurht-
crs. and rend him pocket from
pocket and hair from curling-tonr-
before he purioineth an our priy.-
leges and destroyeth our morale
Verify. verify. If Woman's Place
is in the Home. MANS place is in
the OFFICE
And the Pink Tea Garden and thu
Beauty Parlor are No-Man's Land
Eut. the Nale-Fl8ppcr IS bo,dcr
than debutante and more subtitle
than a piazza-window and HOW
shall we encompass him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
Announcements

Mrs Frank Ward, sos y. St. Joe
ST.. viii be hostess Wednesday aft
ernoon 10 the members Of the Ayu-
dadora circle
The Young Mothers Friendship
club viii hold an all day session at
the home of Mrs. Dayton Arnold
CrumstOwn road, Thursday.
The Portage and Mount Pleasant
Home Economics club Will meet
Thursday for an all day meeting ar
the county infirmary. Mrs. Louis
PETER being the hostess for the day.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of st. PauTs Memorial NJ. z.
church will meet this afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Fl. r. SchueII. AS
W. Madison ST., at $3.50 o'clock
The Woman's Literary club win
meet Thursday afternoon with Miss
Alice Greed. 500 w. Colfax av. in
stead of with Mrs. Pattee as pre-
yiously announced.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
South Side Catholic church will
meet with Mrs. George Koran SIT
Z. Dubail av Wednesday afternoon.
The meeting OF the Independent
club which was TO have been held
Wednesday with Mrs Harvey Lee,
125 +. Fox St, has been postponed
for two weeks.
The south section Of the Woman's
league Of the First NJ. f. church Will
meet this afternoon with Mrs.
Homer Robinson. S14 Arch av. The
assisting hostesses will be Mesdames
Harry Taylor. S. W. Baer. Frank
Boulton. T. L. Incl, J. F. Barham,
W c. Wegner, H. c. Rupe and J.
A Collier.
The Worth While class of the In
diana Avenue Christian church will
meet this evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Van Dusen. 1417
s High ST.
Miss Esther Hoke. 7O5 Leland av..
viii be hostess tc the members OF
The Phi Sigma sorority Wednesday
evening at o'clock dinner
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
INDIANA LEAGUE
OF WOMEN VOTERS
WILL MEET TODAY
I bird Annual Conference
Will Get Under Way
at indianapolis.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, May s.-Hun-
dreds OF women were arriving here
today and tonight 10 attend the third
annual conference Of the Indiana
League Of Women Voters. which will
get under way Tuesday and continue
through May Il. Many more dele
gates were expected 10 drive through
by automobile 20 this city tomorrow.
A feature of the conference is ex-
pected 10 be the appearance OF for
mer Sen. Albert j. Beverage and
former Gov. Samuel VI. Ralstcn, re-
publican and democratic nominees
respectively. for United States SEN
ator for Indiana. Each has accepted
an invitation 10 address the confer
ence. It viii be the first afternoon
nation address of either senatorial
candidate.
Lady Aston. an American by birth
and first woman 10 gain a place in
the English parliament Will be IN
able to attend the Indiana confer
ence il was said. An effort 10 have
her address the meeting by radio
telephone. however, is being made.
Lady Astor came to this country 10
attend the conference of the Nation
al League of Women Voters at Bal
timore last month.
Women prominent in civic and po-
litical affairs from all over Indiana
have been given places on the pro-
gram. Business viii be combined
with pleasure. IT was said. many So
ciaI affairs having been prepared for
the visitors entertainment. officers
of the Indiana League are. Mrs. Hell
en- n. Beardsley, president; Alice
Foster McCullOch, first vice-presi-
dent: Ann Studebaker Carlisle. sec
ond vice-president; Frances Bearse
Could, third vice-president; Rather
Inc Croan Greenough, fourth vice
president: Olive Beldon Lewis, secre-
tary. and Ellen McCray. treasurer.
The entire program, as announced
recently. follows:
Tuesday afternoon, May .. $3.50
~ m-Meeting Of the state board
Evening. p. m. mass meeting. Mrs
/ Beardslev presiding. Mrs. Maude
Wood Park. national president
/ Music Addresses by former Sen
Albert J. Beveridge. republican nom
+ inee for United States senator fol
/ Indiana, and Samuel NJ. Ralston
democratic nominee for United States
senator for Indiana. Greetings from
local league - Mrs Thomas Arthur
! Stuart
Wednesday. May 10. Morning
ESQ a. MFRS. Beardsley presiding
America" 9:4O 9:45. Announce
ments. 9:45-95O-Secretary's report
/ Mrs. Olive Beldon Lewis. $50 10 IL
-Treasurer's report, Mrs. Homer Nc
/ Cray. 10 TO 1O:15-Hea dquarters
Ireport. Miss Roberta L. Stair 1O:15
Ito 1O:45-President's address. Mrs
I Beardsley. 1O:45 TO 11:3O-Organi-
cation report. Mrs. Gould. Distric'
! .l.trr,r., rennrt for Three minute.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

The Ladies auxiliary OF the
order Of the Eastern Star met Non
day afternoon ia The Masonic club
rooms. The program Of the after
noon was presented by the pupils
OF Miss Corrine Seegmueller. Toe
and fancy dancing featured the en-
ter-ainment Later social hour
was enjoyed and light refresh
ments were served by the hostesses.
Mrs. Jennie Woods. Mrs Ottila
Heller Mrs Laura Wagner Mrs.
Loretta Hines, Mrs. Nellie Holman.
Mrs. Maude Meyer and Mrs Char
ior-e Towne. Mrs. EUanor Marquis
was in charge OF the afternoon. on
the afternoon OF May %. the aux
iiary VIII meet again at which time
the Girls Glee club OF the high
school VIII present the program.
Fifty mem bers OF the Degree Of
Pocahontas attended the fifth an
nuaI interurban meeting at Atwood
saturday evening. which was at.
tended by IT'S members from this
district. The degree work was con-
ferred upon q class OF 10 candidates
Mrs. Laura McKeIvey. Great Poca-
hontas and Mrs. ollie Pattor, Of
Indianapolis. were present. The
next !nterurban meeting will be held
June 10 at Bourbon. Ind.
Miss Luetta Ernsperger. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Ernsperger,
-0ll Lincoln way w. and Marty
Small were united in marriage Sat
urfay afternoon at . o'clock at the
uanse Of the Sunnyside Presbyterian
church. Rev. NJ. NJ Rogers. pastor
Of the church. officiating Mr.. and
Mrs. Small Will reside in south Bend.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Hart and Otto J Reed took place
Saturday afternoon at Q o'clock at
the manse Of the Sunnys.de Pres
tyterian church. Rev. NJ. VI. Rogers.
cfHcia.inc. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed viii
MAKE their home in South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

each. 1880 TO 12-Anlerican Clu-
zenship. Mrs. E. A. Torrance. u 10
l2.15-Limitation OF Armament. Mrs.
Elizabeth Claypool Earl 1918 20
12-30-Anna Howard shaw Memo
rial Mrs. Grace Julian CLARK.
Afternoon-Nrs. Alice Foster Nc
Culloch presiding. 300 10 ESQ
Social Hygiene, DR.. Carrie Banning.
ESQ 10 3-Women in Industry. Mrs
4. T. Cox. 10 3:3O--Child We'll
fare and working OF the Sheppard
Towner Act DR.. Adah Schweitzer
and Mrs. Ella b. Kehrer $3.50 TO {
Uniform Laws for Women. Mrs.
Carrina Warrington. 1 70 Gar
den party at Elmhurst, Mrs. Charles
Benedict Stuart. hostess
Evening - Miss Helen Benbridge
presiding. S p. u-Efficiency in
Government. Miss Benbridge In
dianapolis Local Affairs Committee
Miss Alma Sickler. Terre Haute
school Board Election. Mrs. Fred
Ballard. Proportional Representa-
ZION. Mr.. Walter Willard, field secre-
-ary for the Proportional Represen-
tation League.
Thursday May II. Morning
Mrs. c. A. Carlisle presiding. $50 to
10-Report of nominating commit
tee. Report Of credentials commit
tee. 10 TO 1O:15-School Attendance
Law. Miss Blanche Merry. state at
tendance officer. 1875 10 1880
Probation Law. Mrs. Carrina War
rington. state probation officer. 1890
to 11-High Lights on the National
Convention. Miss Eliza beth Hauser.
regional director. Il 10 1880
Plan of work for the coming year
1880 TO 12-Constitution Amend
ments. Mrs. Ora Thompson Ross.
Luncheon at Purdue University.
Demonstration Of Home Economics
Work, Miss Mary Matthews.
Afternoon-Tour of University.
Afternoon session in library at Pur-
due. to representation and adop-
ton Of budget. Miss Adah F. Bush
and Miss Sara Lauter. 10 800
Voting by new method, directed by
Mr.. Willard. $3.50 to 3:45-Resolu-
tons. BIAS to :3O-Legislative pro
gram. 1870 TO 5-Meeting Of new
board.
Evening-Banquet at Fowler Hotel
al $40 o'clock. Mrs. A. II. Boards
ley, presiding. Greetings from Gov
Warren T. McCray. Announcement
Of new officers. Addresses by Mrs
Marie Stuart Edwards. National first
vice president. Miss Rose Morarity
Of Cleveland, o.. and others
Friday. May l2.-All day. Auto
I trip 20 Turkey Run state park, where
League of Women Voters viii for
lmally open the new hotel. which has
Just been completed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

the forecast of a year Of. important
change or journeys. but they should
not be too hasty i'm embracing op-
portunities. With forethoueht and
precaution against treachcry of
fraud they should reap financial re-
ward and prosperity. A child born
on this day, although original and
inventive. may be inclined 20 be
restless and unsettled. thereby hamp-
ering its best success in life. unless
it is trained carefully in its early
youth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
DrueSen Kraft Gland
Treatment Restores
Health and vigor

enthusiastic endorsement OF thousands Of
doctors and users. II your health Is not
what 20 should be. II you are az all ailing
or lacking Dr. vitality, make the -est
yourself. You viii be amazed az the
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To be sure 10 get the genuine treatment
say "DnU ESEN- RAFT tablets" TO your
druggist.
Sold iu south Bend by Wettick's Drug
Store. Central Drug Store. American
Drug Store. Red Cross Drug Store. Mish-
awake, and all progressive druggists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
AdOice to Girls


DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
I am a young man % years old.
have just learned how TO dance.
and like TO go TO dances occasional
ly with some nice young lady.
How can I get acquainted with a
girl OF that type, and would il be
wrong for me TO take her TO a dance.
as am not much of a dancer?
LONESOME.
LONESOME: Just wait until YOU
are introduced 10 some young lady
by a friend or at some gathering
Then ask her if YOU may call AT her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

Ascending TO a sufficient altitude
an airman sees more and more cf
the arc of a rainbow until ar lis-
If the sun ends meet 20 form a per-
feet circle.
Envy is the thorn Of little minds
At great bargain make pause
Your worst enemy wears your hat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
Doctors and Users Endorse Gland Treat
meutS-'Most Important Medical
Discovery i'm Last Thirty
Years." SAYS the Fam
Gus DR. NorouoT

The s0urce 81 YOUR strength and vicor
aye in your glands and hundreds Of ALL
ments which have been attributed To-
stomach. Kidneys. liver. heart etc. are
only results of glanlular weakness
This amazing revelation and the discov-
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after they have been wasted bv age. Lll-
ness or eXerfion thru the DRUESEN-
KRAFT youth Gland tablets d. an an
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Thousands OF men and women abroad
have neen restored to youthful health
thru the remarkable DRl Is IN KRAFT
tablets. many 70 The cases which the
DRU ESEN- KRAFT treatment had en-
tirelT relieved were of years standing
Tho brought here from Europe only
year ago, DRU ESEN KRAFT has the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
TomorroWS
HOROSCOPE
By Ge1teVieVe KenlbIS
By GeHevieve
WEDNEsDAY. MAY 1O.

This promises TO be a day Of inn
portant events according 10 the
reading OF the stellar motions. With
the always abrupt and precipitate
Uranus as the dominant influence.
sudden and Unplanned changes. re-
movals or Journeys in financial bene-
At and other progress toward pros
perity, but there is an overhanging
menace from fraud, deception and
like annoyances. 1t would be wise
TO make all changes with a degree
Those whose birthday 1t is have
in embracing opportunities
Those whose birthday IL is havae
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
u Omen's University Club
Branch IS Organised

Organization of the South Bend
Women's University club a branch
Of the American Association Of Uni
versity women. was completed at
meeting in the Y. W. c. A. building
last night. Forty-one members were
enrolled.
Miss Kathleen Moran. a graduate
Of Indiana University. was elected
president of the club. Other officers
are Miss Clara Clausen. vice-presi-
dent; Miss Irene Meyer secretary;
Miss Alta Hahn. treasurer.
Twenty of the members Of the
new association are charter mem
beers. Is national members. five as
sociate members and three local
members.
The next meeting Of the club viii
he held Monday nisht. May %. at the
y. w G.. A. All eligible university
women viii be invited 20 attend this
meeting.
& forced kindness deserves no
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

For a long time Golconda. In
dia was the great diamond cutting
center of the would. Later this hon.
or vas contested by the Dutch city
Of Amsterdam by London and by
Beleian cities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

home After YOU have become
friends tell her that YOU have iue-
learned 20 dance. and ask h-r
whether She minds trying 20 dance
with YOU. Then YOU can go too
gether and 7 am sure She viii ue
glad 70 dance with YOU
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09
s. g CEetu.


Two noted artists Alex,s Four
nier and Nicholas r. Brewer. were
the guests of honor az the tea
given Monday afternoon by The Art
department az the Progress club at
the home az 1Trs christopher Fass-
nacht. SOL Park av. About 80
guests were received between the
hours ~ and O'Clock Presiding
az the tea table lovely with its
handsome tea eervice and gay
gpr.ng flowers .n silver vase was
lIrs Nelson Jones' The assisting
hostssses rar tle afternoon were
1frs Theodore Koebler Mrs ". r.
Campbell 1fss Edr,oe Brown. Miss
Ethel Montgomery and Miss Marie
NocdIsh Mrs. Richard Elbel made
the announcement that the dele
gates appointed 20 attend the 18th
district convention ~ the Fedora b
ron ~ Women CLUBS. 90 be held
Nay - an Warsaw. Ind were Mrs.
H. r Greeran Nrs. Hugh r Dunna-
hoo 1rs y p. Nicely and Mrs
Christ0pher Fassnacht Others who
viii be present are AIRS. Richard
Elbel secretary or 11-h district;
Mrs g. T. uUmmOad state treas-
urer. AIRS r. r. Miller. chairman
credentials commitfee Miss Ella
Fieman. 18Th district chairman CONF
mittee OF school health. Miss Nir-
D, -. y.
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49,.
$3.50 ..gl '-',il''
li@" ot i.lD''n lll-A"1 COMMIT
,s Ai's '"e eHelSI ' l,1
N''i "''" 1''''i ''i 'l0.9 TOT 'I'e
tnIee VINO o.ed curing the
si- AIs. =. d. ASH ana MIS-. harvey
- De''s'
The regular meeting Of the Novel
',i7
-oii.e ~ n.z9 Dess 9.dpIe9' slo ~.
loy -o Ct 9oppeI was served az .
on 'iie '',,-i7
e ..'I7, ~ eo.S s'lo"eI lo- " -s.
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=, ~ s -. q. ', ", nome LIle oI SITS o.
Mrs Charles Armstrong. 800 Har-
I'So" 7F was hostess MONDAY art
eInoon 20 the members OF the LIN
-'' ne Iosi'lH OF
tne a4'siH "'" 'o.'sIsleu or d nature
% WITS r
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

4 forced kindness deserves no
thanks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-09

Or and Mrs. Oscar Won Barandy,
131 Chaplin ST. entertained Monday
afternoon in honor OF Mrs Boyd
Marshall CMi;zi) and her husband
at Cherry Hil1." the Won Bar
andys country place. This evening
the musical comedy star and her
husband viii Zoe honored az dinner
at the same place
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-23

ELIZABETH, March 23.-Timo-
thy ]. O'Connell, a local trainer or
prize fighters, claims to be the. heir
to more than $4,000 through the
death of an uncle at Spokane, Wash.
He exhibited a letter from a lawyer
in that place conveying the news to
him that O'Connell's mother. Mrs.
Helen O'Connell, of 1901 Walton
avenue, New York City, is one OF
four surviving sisters and brothers
of the testator. Timothy Mccarthy.
sixty-seven years of age, who died
on February 10 last, leaving an es-
tate estimated at about $50,O0O'
O'Connell is n of seven chlldreh
and according to the Information
from the lawyer, each of whom VIII
| receive their share.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-23
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
STATE HIGHWAY COMMlssAON
Tn ENT(DN

STATE HIGHWAY COmMASSAoN
" TRENTON
ru,. 8. herebv given that sealed bids
will be received by the state
Commission of New Jersey for the furnish
ing of the following: -
Highway Maintenance Mater,.,s'
consisting Of Bituminous Concrete,
AsphaI Cement Emulsion IN Dar'
rels. Asphalt, Tar. Crushed Trap
Rock. Limestone. Dolomite, Gneis''
and Stag. .uN,
Chamber, State House, Trenton n: D.; on
Anril 18th, 1922, at 100 A.. M, standar1
Time. and opened and read Immediately
thereafter. .ue
will be furnished you upon application to
A. w. Muir, Superintendent OF Mainten-
ance, SIT Broad st. Bank Bldg, Trenton
specifications. form Of bid. special ad-
dressed envelopes. and conditions under
which bids will be accepted for any or al
of the above items are on ME In tins
office of A. w. Muir, Superinte. dent oil
Maintenance. SIT Broad st. Bank BIdg'
ouest. Bids must be made on proposal
forms in the manner designated therein,
and as required by the specifications, same
to be enclosed in sealed special addressed
envelopes which will be furnished e1 1Ss
name and address of bidder on the out
side and must be accompanied by a Ger.
titled check in the sum Of One Tho'sano
Dollars (s1. 600. o0). and be delivered ~
the above place on or before the hour
named. Bids not submitted on the stan
dard proposal form or enclosed in Other
than the special envelope will be consider
ed informal and rejected.
The state Highway Commission reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of the State Highway Commits
sion. o,o,r
19ess-3-e3-30-4-6 Chief Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-23
STATE NEWS

PATTERSON, March 23.-Miss Ell
SO Smith, 10, and Aiphonse Boyer.
- years old, were found yesterday
IL the drying room OF the Maple SILK
6ompany's plant, each with bullet
wounds in the head. The girl died
ahortly afterward in a hospital and
Beyer followed later in the day.
Boyer, who was married and the
A6ther OF two children, is alleged to
have SHOT Miss Smith and then him
e4lt1
The door to the drying room was
l6cked but other employees, hearing
means, forced an entrance and found
NE bodies. No n recalled having
1eard the shots.
i OCEAN CITY. March 2S.-om-
cfals of the West Jersey & Seashore
Railroad yesterday afternoon made
speed and car tests between this
civ and Sea Isle City, with the
thought of quicker service on the
Electric line between this city ana
p1easantville. The test on the Shore
East Line was to ascertain the pow
Ell necessary to give through electric
service from Camden.
MT. HOLLY. March 2S.-The re-
fusalaof Hazel Brunen to talk to any
one outside the family about the
numbering of her father, John T.
Erunen, in Riverside on March 10,
and the denials that met repeated
Efforts on the part of visitors to see
Mrs. Brunch, stood out as features
of today's developments in the in
yestigation of the crime. When
Hazel was met on a Riverside street
by some men, who said they were
direct from the office of County De-
tectiye Parker and began a CONVEX
sation about the crime she quickly
turned them down with the state
ment:
II don't want to be annoyed"
STOMS RIVER, March 2S:-Sev
enteen of the husky pound-net fish
crmen who were locked up in tn
county Jail following the riot ant
burning of the refrigerating plant o
the J. l.. Easthal Ice Company, a
Seaside Park, were held for tn
grand Jury today on charges of riot
ing and arson. In the story of yes
terday it was enormously stated tina
the men were employees of James +
Hensler, and that the plant burne
was that of the Barnegat Ice Com
pany. at Seaside Heights. The los
was $4,000.
NEWARK. March 2S-Dry an
wet Republican leaders from a
parts of New Jersey are plannin
battle formations in anticipation {
Z political showdown at the part
primaries in September.
- A---I-- AAAV1 z
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-23
Aaron AlCott

SOUTH AMBOY, March 20
Aaron Alcott, an old resident OF
South Amboy, died last night at his
home. 1911 North Broadway, after a
brief illness. Mr.. Alcott was sixty
seven years old. He was born in
South Amboy and had resided in, the
CITY all his life. He was a retired
car inspector for the Pennsylvania
railroad. Besides his widow he is
survived by two daughters and a
son, Mrs. Emil Koyen of Perth Am
boy. Mrs. John Kennedy and Will
lard Alcott of South Amboy. Ar
rangements for the funeral are be-
ing completed by the family.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-23
Gets $6.126 Verdict

NEW BRUNSWICK, March 20
4. verdict for ~$6,126.S2 was returned
by a jury in the supreme court ac-
ton brought by Emil Sattler, OF this
city, against the Howe Rubber COM
pany, also of this city. This was
the amount sought by the plaintin'
it is the balance due on an employ
ment contract. Sattler was laid OH
by the defendant company before
his contract had been completed. the
case was heard before Judge Frank
LLOYD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-23

Mayor Breidenbach as nominee for
governor and the definite announce
ment by friends of Director Ray
mond that he had decided to contest
the denomination of United States
Senator Frelinghuysen precipitated
campaign preliminaries that only a
finish fight of party factions will
decide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-23

NEWARK, March Ex-senator
William N. Runyon, guest of homer
at a dinner of the Montclair MEM
bers of the Republican county com
mittee of the Montclair club last
night, said that he was a potential
candidate for governor only II thai
il 1t so CHANGED that he were nomi-
mated and elected. he would be q
Republican governor, and would sur
round himself with Republicans VINO
carried the Endorsement of their Or
CARNATIONS.