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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18
gmeriffalaimen piispa tnomitiee
timtalaistcm 1ipnismiu.

jilntalaistcm Iipmismim.
SernIalemisia toimesia ollnt piis.
pa &ennie Wtc Snnes pubui Gsfet.
tain gtelu Yorf ct. Sobn fateoraa.
lisio, iosia bin fllpaili Yalcstiinam
npfpiliG oloja erifoiiella aliantllnte.
mitficlla. SGnen pllbeenia IilGlli NJ.
m. ierrooipia .ajotufiia ia ielostuf.
Tia:
"$alestiina on eripltraiiulloen ia
lefaiotfiin n1aa, ei .ainoastaan rotlt.
Observation-Disclosures, mlltta iiellG
taistelepot milbamettilnilet muba.
nettilaiiia mastaan, jltutalaiict juu.
talailia ia - minimum ifGm1llG t1s.
tpp tunnustan qnposfin fristitpt
fristittpjG ,postaon.
Sintalatsten iionismi ionfa pc.
rusteella De toipoittelelpat maailn1an
poltaonliSta, ci ole usfonnollinen
ipaan poliittinen life. On totta, ct.
td iionisteibin fiutllnpisia jlilitalai.
iisla on Observation-Disclosures, NUT
ia DlipGGtdGn ie on mGbenm1n tlln.
tltpaa nlaollisten etiiien ja poliittis
ten alioioen ajonlinen on nleinen II.
milo iionismisio.
Sa iifii jlniri otuat iiiitalaiiet
tllleet tpibatliifii. ia tuleiput bid .e-
oelleetfin olenddn ipibattitja, nibin
ifinG meneipGtfin. SillG be fpiep1t
mllfanaan titlllabbufien iionismista,
ioIla be itiepintaiiesti ontoipat mui.
ben pmnartGa. ettG beioGn on ole.
pa maa ia ettG ferran on foittoipa
aifa, iolloin beiIla on faitfi palta
ia poima fGiisiaGn moailmasia.
Weonet 1uontattapin1mat iiilitaIaiiet
otpatfin ienipuofii iionismia paStus
tatpalla tannalla. &iIiattain ianoi
minulle mltltoan rabbi, ett1 "bGn
ipastustaa iionismia, fosfo ie taipoit
taa fanlolliiia etl,iiuiifiia. sc titr.
|afeIee ilnitafdisten eIGnidnfifoIofidf.
Yalestiinasfa on Iaita aiipan ia.
moin fionismi on iiell1 ioaniit ai-
faan palion bGirioitG ia erimielilppt
tG illlltaloisten fesfinloesia.
Slilitalaiiia ianp,tu Balestiinaan
Mmerifasta ia @nglannista, iotfa
i.StdG tltntemottomina ilnon mitiitd
nttapat faiffi tietGG, ettG be oapat
tlilleet paltaamaan @olestiinaa JIM.
talaiiille ia tefemGGn iiitG min jun.
tolaiien maan fliin eiim. gnglanti
on englantilainen. Eallaiiet iulistiit
Jet oipat iaaneet oifann polion ntie.
lifarualitta ia ipibaa. Minofin pboef-
iGn fpntmenestG entiiesti Yalestii.
nan aiuffoastu fantaa ienipiiofii fmi
naa ipoGlnesiddn jitlitaloiiia ia iitit
talaiiulitta fobtaan. ga elleipGt flo.
nistit pnlrndrr1 aioisia mi,uttaa ia.
paania Min be tltlelpot buomaa.
maon, ettG beilIG on eoesidGn liion.
fin bonfolo aie toteiltettopona =
usfon, ettG be eiip1t onnistli iaa.
taan Hnlestiinaa ,paltania ollie, ct.
I'd be tdp6elliiesti epdonnistlmpot
iuilnnitelmasioan." a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18
Ia valveutuneita seurakunnan jasenia Tilaa EAU
90 lapicn aiti iuansittiin.

gfcw Wprf. Wfrs Sora Mar-
fomifp, 36-puotias, on % laplen
Giti. 0iies titti bGnet neliG piotta
iitten. SGn miaitiee SIS ,piifosia.
grGGn1 p1iap1nG 1sfett1in Wfrs
Wtarfolpifp wansittiin, fosfa bineil
t5-puotias tpttGreni1 Sea ei fGpnpt
fouli,n. Mnistraatin tilonlari nubte-
Ii lpainloo, ia fplpi iitten mit1 mai
molla of innottapana puolustufief-
iecn.
"On fopin maitea partioioa foif-
fla lapiia, finn niitG on fafiifplnmen
tdfafii", ipastaii maiino. Sromari
nGptti bGmmastpmGn. 8aimo iatfoi:
Scum ne oliipat faiffi fotono,
tom niein iltaiin 1S leipdd fotiin,
ia iiinG oil meioGn ipomiiemne. gspt
opat nlrltamat lapiet fltolleet. Sun
tolaisten alpustltspboistpfien boioos
la on ipiiii."
Euomari ntietti. Sitten firfustlii-
mat bGnen faslponia. Sdn peritltti
tiiomion.
"9astenne tGptpp fGpoG foulro", /,
Iauiui bGn ,pofiulttamosti, "nnitta
toilpon ettG eipersti &ooleipelt oliii
elosio, jotta antaiii teille mitalin."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18
Snpmen militia.
Sarlfea rpSiuGps fesfella fatna Sap
peenranmasIa.

Sln iobtaia u. Sdntti Momnal-
ia, SapanipGilpd-iltana flo la10 oil
matfalla 2appeenrannasia routatie-
aiemalle, flo 9,47 liDtepi1n jllnaan,
bpoffGii bGnen fimpprlInia ncljG
pGibtpnpttG nuorta miestd, ipaatien
bGntl luolputtanlaan faitarlania ia.
neerilpofan BELLE, ianoen ien iiiGlt1-
man pirtlta ia ilnoittaen olelpaniu
etiipia. 'SSobtaia SGntti fieltGptpi
lilowuttamasta ipaffaanla ia ipaati
roistoia railtatiealemalle, ioslu iaiii-
nat eiittaa paltlritenia ia. Jos beilt1
ne loptpiii clili bGll lpalnlis amoa-
moan imffanio tarfastusta narten.
SdbGn eilpGt miebet iitostlineet,
ipaan rupeiimat wGfilpallallo rpoSs
tGln1Gn ipaffaa. isfien iiieita fertojo
io1toja SSGnttiG faswoibilL Min eta
meri ipuoti illllsta ia iierainlista.
Hoistojen onnistri rpostGd maffa,
jonfa tebtpGan bc lifiiiuat iuofie-
moan laaliineen fatua iatanaan
pain. - Sobtoja SGntti, toinnrttli-
aan lGfii iuofiemaan ral,tatieaie-
MALE, bltutaen poliiiia, r1lltta it'd
ei ollut ioapumilla. gienaIto bra
SSSGntti ilmoitti tapabtumasto pitDe-
Iimitie poIiiiilaitofleen. MpomGps ia
pubtui fesfell1 fatlla noin 3150 mtr.
pddsid ralitatieaiemalta. @entfnsta-
lien on ,ippta olla iparrillaan, iilld
roistoien ubrifii moi npfpidan jour
tla fosfa tabania.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18
Sommnnisti fdpttambt liiafii rGi-
fcGG fielta Snomen eSmsfnnnasia.

teaa ttelfa Snpmen e0nStnnnaSIa.
Sltomen lebbet fertoipat ieilraa-
ipan fiiiuampan tapaiifien Suomen
eouSfrnnan istlmnoSta:
gtiipGn fesfllspoliiiin m11rGra-
basta eousfllnnnsio fesfliSteltaesia
iai iii1nlinisterim jdlfeen pubeenlpuo
ron 60. gtllrmiranta (fom.), jofa
ianoi etiipdn fesfuspoliiiin toinlin-
nan berGtt6ip1n ipipGG inboo, jonfo
puofii 9anfin baluii file e1optetlill
ntd1rGraban poistettapafii.
Semi ban pnbeesioon pbG fGptti
rGifeitaianoja, feboitti -eniimmGinen
iparaprbemies 8irffrnen 6GntG po-
laamaan jGriestpfieen mltta fun
pja pbG jatfoi noilbattamottd pmbe-
mieben feboitnsta mielG folnlannel-
lafaan ferralla, fesfeptti pllbemies
istlrnnon. Bja pnni iilloin masta-
lauleenla pubenlieben menettelpG
ipastoon eifG mielGfiiGn aifonut pois
tua publjalnpalto. @ousfunnosta
alfoi iilloin fiiuliia mpimotasto "a-
las ia "uloS" ".bluitojo - rienlip1
mitloan fofoomufien eoustajo nb-
foamona plibujoa fobti. 8osto ill
loin pia astiti alas laipalta-
@dlifobtaufien jobbosta fofoutlii
pubemiesneumosto beti.
<n istiuitoa jatfettiin ilmoitti
pibemies Observation-Disclosures
fGpneen ieltpille, ett1 co. Nlrniron-
ia pubeentpnoroslaan on riffonut
idrjestpstd iGttGmGlld nouoattamat-
ia pubenlieben antanlia objeito. TG-
man ipuofii pubemiesneumosto eff.
ootti, eta @ilrmiranta on iaapa plt-
begniebelta Observation-Disclosures
AS SIN mufaiiet nnbteet ia iparoi-
tlfien.
Go. 2aneltrom (fon.) oil it'd
mieltd ettei eniinpndiien iuoropnbe-
mirbe1r menefrIp otIrt tdpiin oifeit-
oenn1ufainen. joten pubemieben ipa-
roitns oliii AFFECTION. @bootti pitfe-
mieben menettelpn labetettGipGfii pc
Observation-Disclosures.
60. IS. @ainio Conn fannott,
ebootlisto, nliitto pithenlies buofnaut
ii, ettei iellaisto ebootl,sta moi of
taa buonlioon.
Bubemiesneiliposton ebootus bp-
lpGfipttiin tGmGn jGlfeen ia pube.
mics ontoi 60. Iitrrnironnolle julfi.
let nlibteet ia moroititfien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18
smomi mailman fieltoIafiIiiffeesia

slIfobolismia wastistolpan maa.
ilmanliiton (@orlo 2eaeue s(eainit
slcobolisnD pboefii iparapiibeenjob-
tajafii on Toronton fieltolofifoneres
iisia nalittu Santeri 9(lfio.
Saman maailmanliiton pleisiobto
fiintaan (@eneral GounciD otpat id
ienifii Suonesta moIitiit profesiori
@dino 8oionmaa ia roinpo anli
ErpggASeGenils.
giinif6Gn on laman liiton ppip-
mdiieen faniainiuGlifeen fomliteaon
luolittu Sitomesta idienefii moisteri
gfiilo &iaffo.
Sliomen 4ieltoIafiliitto on pbte.
n6 iGienendr MoailmonIiitosio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18
Smomitii naiiet ia tsttSfomlnt.

Suuren neipporffilaiien bisiiteb-
taan iobtaja Mr gllonao 9. See, on
orlpostellut iangen rasfaasti npfpai-
faiiia naiiia ia tpttofoullija, joioen
opetiistauat bdnen mielestdGn omat
ferrasiaon aforementioned. Scr See
oil ioanilt olullnpppntifirjeen 8roof-
lpnisil olerpalta sloelpbi College
nimileltG tpttofolilulta, jonfa bpnGf
Fl on parbaillaan f1pnnisiG miljoo.
nan bollarih feraps. TGsiG. Der
See'n mastauS:
"Olen iaamtt arlpoilan firjeenne,
iosia pppOetGGn ininilltafin ofpus.
tllsta imben rafennitflen rafentomi.
iefii foulullenne.
Sos nina lailin teboG niinfnin
baliiaiiin min poIttaiiin toiffi tGsid
maasia loptpipat tptt5foulnt. Sptot
ia mioret naiiet fpllG tarmitiepot
opetllsta, mltta be tarmitlemot iitG
toiIeSio iltbteesio, beitG pitGiii opet.
taa beittamGGn pois tilpafoinlinen,
felpaonattomon fielen fGpttGminen,
lopettomoan tlirbamainen feifaroi-
mineh luopumaan ropbfeGstG, jid-
feasta fdpf6fiestG, maalaaniIesta,
bnrlien prnaamiiesta, forfeioen for
fojen ia iopimattomien pufuien fGpt-
t1milestG.
Spttofoullit o,pat minin mielipi-
teeni miitaan faifista mailman
bidlutitfiista pabintnlat. SieltG pGGs
ieet eiapat oiaa enG1 -firioittaa iel-
ipGlla faiialalIo. Sipat t1poelliiesti
tietamGttomiG oiioisto, joita beioGn
tuliii tietaa. Gen Iijaan bcioGn al.
monia on tGpnna faifenlaista potpd,
minimum Psychological, Iogiiffaa, filo-
-iofioq ia taiffea mlilita, iofa ei ole
ainoastaan tarpeetonta mutta lro.
rastaan pabingollista paljon iel
laista, jota taluataan loptG6 heiibtp.
neend DliopigtoproFsiorien iairaIoi.
Tin ,aiipoibir.
gsoilemme olpot oIIeet iansen filn
nioitettnia ennen. 0eutta ie oifo on
painitnosio menneiippteen iofa on
ebfd iinirimnofii oiafii iiitG jobtu.
paa, ctta tpttofoulusia ojetoan mai
lin torpeettomiti,fito. WifGGn eli o.
liii terlpeelliienpGG -npfpiiille tptto-
foltlllien oppilaille, fiiin ettG beibGt
otettaiiiin foitflista ia pantoiiiin TO
moan rllltmiilliieen tpobon ipGbin-
tiGn pltooefii. sc ebf1 lpnnpttGiii
picnen jGrienioun beibGn oiipoibin-
ia"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18

Seliingin pliopistosio tuottaipat, e.
oellpttdent ettG tutfinto,paatinulfiet
Si,rin iitomalaiiesia pIiopistosio
podpiirtein opot ionlot fiiin Seliin.
gin pliopistosio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18

- Wlntan iliomalainen iniino6ri
on fefiinpt nenettelptamon, ionfo
olpulla fatilja puboistetaon lnmesto
iulatto1nallo liimen foneesio, 'josia
Idmnitpsoineena fGptetGGn pinlta,
tnpibiiltG tai oljpG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18
&reifan entinen fnnimsas fnollnt.

NrettoW enItnen tnntWgaS ruoiimi.
Rreifan entinen frnineas Sons
tantini fi,oli Siiiliasia mime mi.
folla. R,iolentnn aibettti tperetrsui,o.
TO aifpoibin.
Saonstortini ioi eldiSiGGn foteo
paljo fotpaa onneo. @:no 1917 pa.
foittiipot liittoittiineet pallot b1net
litopiimaan baIlitiifiesta. B:na
1920 fiitfuttiin ban tafaiiiin maan.
ia baIlitiijofii. Weiitta npt taas tpii.
me ipfipnd, fiin 3reiffa bdipiii Tur-
fin fansio, joiitlii onneton baIlifiiin
iiuoestaan Groom friutnpsta ia moan
pofoon. Riiolema i,pt tefi Iopnn on.
nettomosta eIdm6stG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18

ltnii nopeusennGtps Ientofo.
neello or, ioaiuutetta ASariiiisia OF.
len 206h MALTA hinnisia. 2enta.
idd baittaii 0iiiuutiriiIi ia ianoi bdn
fpeimania tebo6 paremmm enndtpt.
fen tppnellG iImaIla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18
Samiamnen iopinnis ramban aifaam
laamiiefii.

2aliiannen fonferensiisia on teb.
tp pGGtOs, ionfa mlifaan Curtin -puo
leila aiuipien freiffMaigten on iiir.
rpttdtpG oman modnia raioien iiiGIIe
ia iamoin tiiIee tebod tnrffiloisten.
1otfa aiitipat freiffaIoisten moosia.
Eamdn pdatofien miifnan noin mil.
ioonan ibnlistG OH pofoitettli idttG..
mddn npfpiien totinio. = Sar,pet
oipot pitfGt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18
@eri 10 ,umutaa Oimbrim alneella.

@iimeiiimmGt tiebot ennen lebtenl
me poinoon menoa tertoipot etta
muutanisIa paifoisia <brin alii-
cello on 10 ibnlisiperi pnotanut.
Scum ransfalaiiet niebittilpot 8ocbn-
min fauprnsinL Min iaftaloiiet alut
faat paitiipat toilneen mielenoioitiit-
flo ransfalaiiia tpastaan. &ansfa.
Iaiiet iotilaat ampi,iipat fitolioafii pb
ben Observation-Disclosures olleen
faffalahen mieben. - Wanstalallef
tpaIlottajot oipat ioitrneet tltalaan
.oiernaon fen iuuofii fun iafialailef
fimibiilifaiiposten oristajat fieltap-
tpudt untnnlasia fitpibiiIid ronsfa-
iaiiilie. &aiipostponliebet olpat mpos
lin fieltGptpneet tefelnastd plitpoto
biilien iaamiiefii.
gseumostos@en1j1 OH artanuf IL
los mastalauieenlo &anston nenet'
telp6 mastaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-01-18
-9(merifam 2esiona fannattaa Jimbriu
alneen ualtansta.


scynbionopolis, tomnlif. 15 y. =
Mmerifan 2esionan toimeenpaneipan
fomitean fofoufiesia tdGlld tdndun
'bptpdfipttiin pGdtoslauiellna, ioslo
.afetuttiin fonnottomaon HonSfon
hallitusto Hubrin alteen ipaltaaI1lt-
les{a feinona iotaforlpatflien peri
mriiefii Saflolta.
Td1toslaulelmosia ielitettiin ct:
ia beti fen iGlfeen fun liittoiltuneet
oIiipot aiettoneet Sofion luoritettd-
,tpon forpausnddrdn, olfoi jalfindi'
men nluo mieffanoella jd erinai'in
.feinoin wGlttGG mafiujen iuorittanti'
fen 9fonsfalle. Safialoiiet olfoiipat
heti lGbettGd fultoo, artuopopereito
ia mnita omoiiuifiicn nitotoja pols
.maasto, jofa oil onliaan taattonloan
Sofian finansiijGriestelnlan roppio'
-tiIoan. IdntG tebtiin Ten ipuot1l et'
I'd @onsfalle ci diff toruinnut llto.
vrittoa file fi,ulutpia rlafluja.
Sdnldn iplofii menetteli &ansfan
sboIIitus oifeiitetusti mie9ittGesidGn
.stubrin elueen poiooffeen fGllG al.
s,ooILa teboffoolla feinolla perid lue'
Ian, jonfa futiojen enemmisto oil
smGGrGnnpt file fiiulripan, maini-
toon pddtosIouielmasia ia IiidtGdn,
.etta 3eeiona bppGfipp Wanstan me.
netteIpn ia toitpoo file menestpstd
ellen ieIlaiieIIa fannoIIa, eta @ons.
Ia on oiteutettl iaomoon forpoufiet
Edriimistdan mddrppffistd ia mai,.
rioisfo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09
THE EVENING MEAL

After the long days duties, what a pleasure to sit at table within the
smiling circle of your dear ones.
The YORKE dining room suite adds to that sense OF well being
and comfort that makes your bosom swell with pride that is Your
home. This sturdy furniture, displays a strong Jacohean influence i'm
the characteristic turnings of the leg. the PLAIN stretchers placed ne
the floor, the sphtspindle ornaments, and the panels of F1emf
type. Exteriors of this combination walnut suite are finished in a
beautiful two-tone effect. Ten pieces, all TRIPLE GUARANTEE
models invitingly priced at 100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09

The host and hostess sit comfortably at ease assured that the sp-
praising chances of their discerning guests will mark approval
The TOURAINE dining room suite gives N air of distinction to the
room when you are entertaining. Slender, futed legs in the Louis
XVI manner, shaped panels OVERLAND with beautiful figured butt wal
nut in two-tone effect, antique-SIver finished drawer pulls and the
delicate tracery of the china cabinet door; all combine to produce an
effect of marked beauty and richness. Extension table, buffet, china
cabinet, and serving chest, all genuine walnut TRIPLE GUARANTEE
models, quality production at the economy price OF sS15OO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09
TURN OF FIFE WRIST AND

The ASBURY Double
Daybed rs made. The
hidden Other half
slides automatically as
the folded mattress
opens. Toned mahog-
any (built of enameied
steel) including well
made mattress with
charming creto n n e
cover and valance. A
TRIPLE
Daybed priced at
$4a.T5.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Welcoming the white chief.
Alaskan Indian children in
holiday attire, awaiting Presi-
dent Harding and his party at
Matlakatla.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-28
GARTERET MAN WHO SHOT
SELF MAY RECOVER

CARTE0 Ell, Nov. 2S-IIoverfng
between life and dealh, Nicholas
Resko, of % Wheeler avenue this
borough who attempted suicide on
Sunday lies in the Perth Amboy City
hospital in a weak condition as a re-
suit of the bullet shot which he
pierced into himself from a .32 au-
tomato gun. Hospital attaches said
this morning that his condition has
not changed since he was brought to
the hospital although at times shows
some Improvement. The bullet pene-
trated a part of his lung and landed
under his skin in the back. 1t re-
quired no operation to remove the
bullet.
Considerable mystery surrounds
the attempted suicide until this day.
While the police have it established
that Resko wanted to take his life
because of being spurned by a girl,
there are other theories that may eX-
plain for his act. Nicholas visited at
the home of his brother in New York
and at that time left a note that he
would lend it ALL" He did not tell
his brother why he was depressed, he
did not even discuss the girl VINO
is believed to have played indirectly
a part in the shooting.
John did not take his brothers
threat seriously, as a matter of fact,
believed him to be in a state of rag
ing. Nicholas loose talk of suicide
followed several drinks which he
had.
John came again to Carteret yes
terday and went to the hospital to
see his brother Nicholas. When first
called by Chief Harrigan on Sunday.
John came and hearing what his
brother had done. turned back and
took the next train back to the city.
He changed his mind and decided to
see how his brother is improving. He
spent considerable time at his bed
side. Friends also visited Resko at
the hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-28
STATE TROOPS
AID COUNTY IN :
BOOTLEG WAR
Rum Running by Motor We
hiCIes Given Setback on
Roads of Monmouth Co.
TROOPER AT KEYP0RT
Autos Stopped and Searched
One Arrest Made and
Booze Supply Seized
TROOPER AT KEYPoRT

KEYPORT. Nov. 2S.-Ruza sun-
ners by motor vehicle were badly
shocked throughout the shore section
of the county on Monday night when
state troopers instituted a systema-
tic hold up andNsearch of all ma,
chimes. A trooper stationed at the
important junction of Broadway and
West Front street began his duties
at 6 o'clock in the evening and con-
tinued throughout the night. He was
reinforced at this busy crossroads
by County Detective Jack Smith of
Freehold and a marshal from Free
hold. The first alleged rum-runner
was apprehended at this point at Z
o'clock. He was taken to Red Bank
by the county detective. for a hear
ing. 1t was reported that two cases
of liquor were found in the tonneau
of the car.
Autoists reported that a trooper
was stationed near Morganville on
the Keyport-Freehold road, one be-
tween Atlantic Highlands and High
lands and one near the Leonardo
High School, between Atlantic High
lands and Campbell's junction. The
troopers without any ceremony stop
ped the cars and searched the inter-
Tor by aid of a spot light. Occasion
ally they would compel the driver to
open the rear compartment or trunk
attachment. Considerable grumb-
ling was heard from ~autoists who OBJ
jected to the delay caused by the
search.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-28
Perth Amb0y
Personal Mention

Miss Ethel David, of New Haven
Normal School OF Gymnastics, is
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
at her home in State street.
Il. A. Lindsay, of this city. is
stopping at the Hotel Graham, van
derbilt avenue and 4Sth street, New
York, for sometime.
Mrs. II. e. Tidmarsh, of Glens
Falls n. Y, is visiting Miss Miriam
Tidmarsh. Of Rector street.
Miss Edith Jones, of Wilkesbarre.
Pa, is visiting Mrs. Harold Coyle' OF
Barclay street, over the holiday.
Mrs. Leighton Ames, of Water
street. has returned from a two
weeks stay at Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin VENTED
and family have moved to 424 Bar
clay street.
Miss Ruth Clevenger, who at
tends Miss Burnham's school at
Northampton, Mass, is spending the
THANKSGIVING holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Logan lever
of Rector street.
Miss Margaret Rossi, of st. Eliza
beth's Academy, is spending the
| holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis M. Rossi, of Rector
street.
Miss Irma stern, of Rector street,
| is visiting friends in New York to-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Chris Miller, of Sea-
man street, left yesterday for a SIN
months stay in California.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-28
SPECIAL HEALTH BOARD
MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT

special meeting of the Board OF
Health will be held on Friday night
at 1880 o'clock. This meeting will
take the place of the regular SEES
sion OF the board, scheduled for last
night, but which vas not held.
The Board of Health is worklng
under difficulties at the present time
due to illness of the nurses. Three
nurses are confined to thcir homes
by illness, and two have resigned
thus making a great shortage in the
nursing staff.
For some days past the dental
clinic has been closed due to the III
ness of the nurse and the break
down in the health of the doctor in
charge, who has found it necessary
TO resign and go away for his health.
On Monday the clinic will open
again under hte direction of DR.. A,
p. Muro, OF Brighton avenue, this
city who has been employed to fill
the vacancy.
On Friday morning the second
treatment in the campaign to inn
munize the children Of this city
against d%iphtheria will be admins
tered in the Public Library by DR.
William London. Those children
who were given their first treatment
last week will receive the second at
this tinle and a new class of children
will be given the first treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-28
(Continued from page -

This coup d'etat of winning by
pitting dry against dry" having
worked so well in the recent senate
caucus fight, the Edge men + evil
IDENTIFY preparing to play it again
in the assembly by pitting Eaton
against Pascoe. The wonder of 1t
to the political observer, is that the
Rev. James X. Shields, State Sup
erintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League, holding the whip hand in
each caucus as he does with a ma
jority of dry votes permits the
"wets" to gallop and run as they
please, making toys of his candi-
dates and defeating them.
Another theory advanced as an
explanation of this peculiar situa-
ton is that maybe Senator Edge,
who has been regarded as the lead
ing Republican exponent of the
"wet" idea in politics has mace his
peace with the organization of
which Mr.. Shields is the head. The
senior senator must run for re-nom-
ination mex year and the "drys'
will have a powerful lever in the
Republican primary. 1t has been
said that half those who will take
the trouble to vote in the G.. o. +.
contest for the u. S. Senatorial nom
ination will be the "drys" partic-
ularly the fanatical ones and thu
fact that the Edge influence has
been thrown to Eaton, who in his
three elections to the House of as
sembly in the past always had the
endorsement of the Anti-Saloon
League, indicates that the senator
is out to eonciliate this strong force
which will be the first hurdle he
will have to jump in next years
campaign for reelection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-28
BaptiStS Plan
For Christmas

A meeting of the teachers and Of
6cers of the First Baptist sunday
school was held at the home of Mrs.
l.. Keyes, on Rector street, last night
at which time committees were APP
pointed by the chair for the Christ
mas entertainment, to be held on
Wednesday night, December 26. The
following are the committees;
Program committees: Miss Emily
Greene. chairman; assisted by Mrs
C. A. Emmons, Mrs. L. Reyes, Mrs.
J.. i. Walker, Mrs. V. p. Christopher
son: candy committee, Mrs. Fl.
White, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
NJ, Wiles, Miss Leah Hall, Miss Mar
guerite Douglas. Mrs. C. Davenport,
Miss ella Letter will be in charge
of decorations. while Harlan Bond
will see to the procuring Of Christ
mas trees.
1t was decided last night to hold
the regular monthly teachers meet
lngs on the first Monday in each
month and at that time to also hold
supper. Every month four ladies
will be appointed to arrange for the
supper. The December meeting OF
the schedule will be omitted.
A nominating committee was APP
pointed last night to name officers
for the coming year and to report
on same at the next meeting. L
Reyes was made chairman of this
committee and he will be assisted by
Mrs. C. A. Emmons and Miss Emily
Greene.