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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17
WORK PLANNED
FOR METUCHEN
More Improvements to be
Started in Borough Follow
ina Council Action

METUCHEN. April 17.--At the
meeting OF the borough council last
night Edward Burroughs was award.
ed tho contracts for the laying OF
sidewalks on South Main street,
J~ohnsdaie avenue, Henry street and
Grove venue. The use of good
bluestone is stipulated at a cost Of
thirty-eight cents per square foot
for Johnsdale avenue. Henry street
and Grove avenue. The reiaying OF
the present concrete walks on South
Main street was set at thirty-four
cents per square foot. The cost of
relaying fiagstone walks was set at
thirty cents per foot.
The street committee suggested
that Pennsylvania avenue be paved
with concrete and that the sum of
$500 for. tho work could be made
available. Since a part of the ave-
nue. Is under railroad. control, on
Gals OF the company will be asked
to set aside a like amount ;or the
improvement recommended.
Councilman Harry Platt called the
attention OF the cesspool trouble
which IL existing throughout the
borough and an effort to clean It up
should be made. He urged that tax
payers write letters of complaint to
the council body so that the sewer
situation could be pushed when the
next meeting OF the State Board Of
Health for that purpose Is 10 be
held.
An ordinance providing for the
laying OF sidewalks on Bounty street,
from Amboy avenue to Woodbridge
avenue. by the taxpayers within so
days or. same will be done at their
expense by the borough was passed
at the first and second reading
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17


Sealed bids will be received at the rooms
Of the Board OF Chosen Freehoiders Of the
County of Middlesex In the County Rec
ord Building. Bayard Street. New Bruns-
wick. N. j., on Thursday, April 26th at
$3.50 r. n. by the said Board OF Chosen
Frseholders for supplying {. o. b.. the fol-
owing roads;
c~ranbury-south River and cranbury
Edinburgh road. Ono thousand 10000
more or less Gu. yd. of gravel meeting
the State of New jersey requirements
for road gravel.
Form OF bid may be had by applying
to the County Engineers Onice. County
Record Building, New Brunswick. N. j.
Bids must be made out on STANDARD
proposal forms in the manner designated
therein and required by the specifications.
must be accompanied by a statement from
a surety company stating that they will
furnish the contractor. should he be auc-
cessful with a bond in the amount OF one
hundred per centurn of the bid: also with
g certified check of $4,000 drawn to the
order of #. VIM. Hilker. County Treasurer
and be delivered at the place and hour
above mentioned.
The Board OF Freeholders reserves the
right to reject any or all bids should they
deem IL to the best interest OF the County
90 to do.
BY order Of the Board of Chosen Free
holders Of the County of Middlesex.
FREDERICK c. SCHNEIDER,
f County Engineer.
2S677-i-l4-f7-l9-9l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17
FORDSREPORTS
LOW PRESSURE
At Schools Taken Up at
Meeting Of Township Board
of Education.

WOODBRIDGE. April 17:-The
low water pressure at \ FordS
school was discussed at considerable
length at the meeting OF the Board
OF Education held last night. It was
reported that only about nine pounds
pressure was available and that 1t
ranged from none to fifteen pounds
at various times and that at least rs
pounds was needed to properly oper-
ate the school APP .ratus.
The attorney will be directed TO
take the matter up with the proper
authorities. A bid Of $3.50 was Of
fered for a hydraulic air compressor
by tbs johnson Service Company and
435 would be allowed for the present
apparatus.
The matter of additional { hool
buildings was discussed but no action
taken.
The report OF the supervising
principal gave the March enrolment
ec 8S46. This Of course does not In
ciude the April registration which
undoubtedly will register about
1000.
Up TO TuesL- " the Total amount
deposited &C January list in the
school savings bank was s~T.S5S.2s.
The coIonia school was discussed
and sewer conditions particularly
considered. Three rooms will be used
when this sch oil Is opened.
Thegreport OF the health conditions
IN the schools as given from the
health inspectors once follows: En-
rolled. 1901. defects detected, So:
special Q limitations. sos; excluded.
80: treatments In school. ~: defects
corrected. IS: number OF visits made
In interest OF schoof children. 21s.
The following committees were
named for the ensuing year:
Tsachsrs-E. C. Ensign, Mrs. =.
Il. Gardner. NJ. p DUNCAN
riuarce-R. z. Anderson. H. r.
Valentine. Mrs. H. J.. Baker, 81.
Repsirs-B. B. waiting, A. c.
Walker, Mrs. A. L. Gardner.
Text Books1H. r. Valentine. A.
9. Walker. z. c. Ensign
Janitors-M. p. DUNCAN, B. B.
Waifing. r. z. Anderson.
Ldbrary-Mra. II. ]. Baker. Sr., II.
r. Valentine, z. c. Ensign.
Special committees:
Avenel build g--Mr. Ensign, Mrs.
Baker. Mr.. DUNCAN.
Mr.. Walker, Mr.. Anderson.
Col5nia building-Mr. Walling,
Mr.. DUNCAN, Mr.. Valentine.
Mr. Ensign, Mr.. Walling and Mr..
Love were named as a committee to
mako arrangements for O speaker
tor COMMENCEMENT.
The automobile used by Miss
Lockwood ~ the school nurse Ia out
Of repair and It was decided to turn
Il In and cet a new Ford coupe
rather than spend money on further
The meeting adjourned to meet
or April 80.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17
QUiSH SEARCH WARRANT

United States Commissioner John
A. Delaney today ordered Quash@d
the search warrant and the evi-
deuce suppressed In the Ease of J.
(Ch.ch) Callahan and Edward Cost
OF Sayreville, who were recently
given a hearing before him on the
charge OF transporting and having
In their possession liquor In viola
ton of the federal prohibition act.
At the hearing attorney fer Gala
han and Cost. held that the search
war! ant was detective; that the ev-
idencs was based on hearsay and
quoted the law to show that the war
rant should be quashed and the evi
denco suppressed. In making his
decision the commissioner holds
that he believes the affidavit itself Is
fatally defective and therefore or
dsrs 1t quashed and the evidence
suppressed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17

prepared the following schedule:
Monday: George Doneg, assault
and battery; Barney Brown. afro
cious assault and battery. carrying
concealed weapons and assault and
battery; Walter Luck, assault with
intent to kill; Frank Meinzer and
Jacob P. Doyle, atrocious assault
and battery; Rowland P. Hennon,
assault and battery George II. An
thony, uttering bad check.
Tuesday: George Chefko, assault
and battery; Lillian Gleason assault
and battery: Ada NJ. Wilmurt, two
indictments charging endorsement.
and Mike Ch!ncher. larceny and re-
ceiving stolen goods.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17
Treat Jamesburg Man

JAMESBURG, April 1.-THE New
Brunswick Chapter of the Red Cross
through its superintendent, Miss
Madeline Roberts. has established q
record for prompt service, In the
placing OF Albert Rosnick In st.
Peters Hospital, New Brunswick. Tor
treatment.
Notification was made to Miss
Roberts last week and within q few
hours word came that Rosnick
should be placed in ST. Peters Hos.
pitai for ward treatment previous to
regular government treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17
DR.. ABBOTT TO SPEAK
ON ROOSEVELT HERE

Theodore Roosevelt-the Amer
ican," will be the topic OF DR.. Law
renee F. Abbott's address on, Thurs
day evening, In the high school au-
ditorium. DR.. Abbott, who Is the
son of the late Lyman Abbott. IL the
editor OF THE Outlook" Since DR..
Abbott knew Theodore Roosevelt,
personally, and has written . book
entitled Impressions OF Roosevelt"
he Is we'll qualified to speak on the
subject chosen for his address.
It is hoped that all those who are
interested in Theodore Roosevelt
will attend. Tickets may be pro.
cured from any member of the Perth
Amboy Teachers Association under
whose direction 1t Is being given or
at the door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17
WORK ON LAKE
At MATAWAN

MATAwAN, April i7.-True to
the promise of the contractor the
work of building the dam on the
east side of this borough for the
new lake. was begon yesterday. Mas
sive machinery, including an en-
yfne, pile driver. piles. work houses
and other apparatus needed for a
Job of this kind began to arrive at
the cite Friday and yesterday the
actual work was begun. 1t is EVIL
dent that the Matawan Lake Com
mittee. Inc. does not intend to al
low the contractor to get his work
done before they are ready to NIL the
lake as men are already at work
clearing up the bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17
STREET RAILWAY HOUSE
CLEANING

Public Service Railway Com
cany shares with the housewife the
problem of housekeeping, and, like
the housewife, it is busy chasing
dirt 1868 days a year.
For that reason the car cleaner
is an important member Of the rail.
ways staff. Each OF the company's
thirty-one carhouses has its car
cleaning crew. When a car finishes
its daily run it is turned over to the
car cleaning force to be swept,
busted and have its windows
cleaned. After each four days OF
service each car is washed inside
and out.
When it is considered mat
Public Service Railway has avail
able for operation some 2,4O0 cars,
it will be realized that the coppany's
housekeeping Job is one OF maeni-
tude.
transportation service, as Public
Service renders il, means more than
the mere carrying of passengers
from one point to another. II means
safe operation, convenient and FREE
quent schedules, and clean. COM
Portable, sanitary, w~ell-lighted and
properly heated cars.
And the men and women who
give the service want the co-opera-
tion OF the men and women who use
it in maintaining these conditions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17
TO START CRIMINAL TRIALS

NEW BRUNSWICK, April IL
The criminal trials at the county
court will continue next week.
Prosecutor Joseph E. Stricken has
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17
NOTICE

All persons concerned may take notice,
that. the Subscriber. Administrator. etc.
OF Charl Gustaf Thorkaisen, deceased. In
tends to exhibit his final account to the
Orphans Court for the County of Middle
sex. on Friday. the fourth day OF May.
1923. at 10 A. NJ. in the Term OF April.
1923. for settlement and allowance: the
same being first audited and stated by the
Surrogate.
Dated. March IS. 1923.
AUGUST LARSEN,
administrator
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17
NOTICE ro cREpyroRs

Carrie Welksr. executrtx OF Charles r.
Welker. deceased. by direction of tbs
~,prrogats OF the County OF Middlssex.
hereby gives notice to the creditors OF
the said Charles F. welker, to bring in
their debts. demands and claims agains;
the estate OF the said deceased. under
oath or affirmation. within six months
from this date or they will be forever
barred OF any action therefor against ihe
snid exocutrix.
Dated. March -. 1923.
CARRIE wELKER,
ExecutrtE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17
HYle Rnudins Contracts

NEW BRUNSWICK, April IT,
rhe following building agreements
yere fled at the county clerks or
ice here today:
Wendell and Kat Dafcik. owners
and John S. Selaki. builder. for the
erection of a story and apartment IN
Avenei to cost $500.
George 3. Van Nortwick. owner
ind John Joerges builder calls eor
Iae construction Of a dwelling IN
Duneiien for t7,977.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-17
Norrcr no CaEpIross

George Scbantz and George Kress, exc.
cutors Of Adam Eckert. deceased. by ID.
rection Of the Surrogate OF the Count,
creditors Of the ssid Adam Eckert. tc
bring 10 their debts. demands and claims
against the estate of the said deceased
under oath or affirmation, within siz
months from this date or they will DO for
ever barred of n action therefor against
the said executors.
pated. February 20. 1923.
GEORGE ScHANTz,
GEORGE KRESS.
2214l-2-27.gt oev Tuea ExeeutorzL
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01
WARRINGTON
DISTRICT NEWS


Mr.. and Mr.. Leslie stroud and
their bAhy and Mr., and Mrs, Fred
Rsiehcrt apsnt sunday - tho Charles
stroud home.
Nj and Mrs W. y. Ksibflsiaeh
and their daughter and Miss ida
Darstine spsnf Sunday at the y. w.
jones home.
M and Mrs n. bomsn and their
daughter spent Sunday At the J w
Stats home near Twin Falls
Ci2rens. beaver went 10 HALEY
isst wsek 10 yisit HIS sister who Is
teaching school there,
Miss Ruth Ellia called a. the
Charles stroud home sunday
Mr.. ana Mrs Sam ksfbfieisch and
family spent sunday al thu " l..
Knapp home.
mob Stats Waited several days last
~ssh Al u. home Of his sister. Mrs.
Nal Bonar.
fsrt LAushlin and Clifford Bring
ham rstaynsd home last week after
trsppinx <1-es== for several weeks
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01
MAROA ITEMS

fRscsiyod February zsl
Arch Divine OF Los Angeles. Cal
va visiting Al the home Of his
brofhsr-ln-la~. John Wake.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry SUindinnef
moved into the tenant house on the
ranch rented b J NJ. Tucker.
L. ~ Brown drove 20 Bhoahone
Thursday afternoon and returned
that evening
born. 70 Mr.. and Mrs Jasper
Bean, February "a. a daughter.
Born, 10 M. and Mrs. l.. l.. PEE
tsrson of Carey. al the home o. her
parenta. Mr. and Mrs Leonard
firo~n. a daughter. on Tuesday. Feb
~ and Mrs. r. ,. Horting we're
xussts OF Mr. and Mrs. X. n. Me
Ates sunday.
Mrs. Hsrshei Malone went 10 Twin
Fslls Saturday 10 see her little niece
= late arrival Al the home OF her
sister. Mrs. Calvin Mcbride Their
brother Carl 10 Ia the county hos
yltal, having submitted 20 an opera
dion Tor appendicitis iast week
George Aontooth. Morris Moore
and Miss Dorothy Fuller OF Twin
Falls we're callers al the home ~
Aiss Ruth Brown sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. r. u. Bandy enter
tanned al their home Tuesday eve
Ming OF last week In honor OF Frank
woodcn's birthday anniversary.
f-iineh and music we're the diver
slons Refreshments we're served.
Attendance at the Maroa sunday
school IL on the Increase and with
tho coming OF spring 40 hope 10
reach the 100 mark.
Mrs Judd 0ullck visited al the
home OF her parents sunday. Her
father 10 confined 10 his homo a
sicfim OF typhoid fever.
Miss Helen Bla-s had her tonsiia
removed Wednesday OF last week /
Mrs. 8. D. Dishl gave q pinoshle
party Saturday evening In honor Of
VIZ. Dishis birthday anniversary.
Mrs. J NJ hIaksley Is on the alex
let this week. the result OF severe
'eid.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01

FRIDAY, February 2j-Twenty-oar second and thirty
third reading with special matinee with H. b. I'll this
afternoon Lobbyists the gallery lobbyists the floor of the
House, lobbyists person and lobbyists BY proxy lobbyists by
and lobbyists by mall lobbyists spirit and lobbyists the
flesh sngehanded lobbyists and organized lobbyists pofane
Lobbyists and pous lobhysts-s2 900 for determination of
ien and for the determination of Lobbyists We
people repeat II RAYMOND right motion
indefinitely postpone sometimes eowardy act H. B. 1856
Coulter and Acknowledgment the item of $4,000 for
for the governor First call of the House The hde-ou boys
brought The bin "gophering" into the
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01
BLIND Filler
BOY is PRODIGY
AS MUSICIAN


Advssetrs fron isss and popular
masss To shs realm Of the classics
ssa commanding admiration % Los
Ass~iss rssidssss whe are lovers OF
xeoz mssie. has been the recent ~
ssfisne~ Of yirxii Robinson. age "a.
saa totally sisnd Mr. Rohsuson h
. former resident % the Cedar pfav
district
several years ske Ne began The
s,udy Of ms~ie "a the pahile schools
~ssls iivins vita his mother and
bfoshsr Later no stadlea under a
teacher In rwsn rails taen went 20
les Asxsls~
In sks California vity Re obtained
resisfoa plsslnx the piano In E
t.eas Beach dance halt . n.
rhcmss. sralnsnz cffiesr % ths ~.
ssbilis1tion aivssiea ~ the stats
board Of sdueatien % California.
heard 81 siu and after lnsrstlxat.
lnx ths ease. provided training ZOE
Mr.. Resirsen threuxh a Lene beach
professor % maxte undeF whom hs
h<s sysus year % constant studv
Hsz ssiiisv Aas attracted consider.
sbls eoumsns and has been the
sh~ns OF marh pubilclty In los An.
10 Cslifernla -ith ain and they are
xsies His mother ana brother went
resiains a. - East Orange Grove
sseans. fsssssas. - News
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01
j. t. j.

SATURDAY February 24-Twenyfve bills up for passage
today The antobbying law is very nopahce New Ohapan
longer but better Perfect stampede of Withdrawals from
2l Some thought it the splendid array OF DOClOKo'
and that appeared yesterday that caused IT,
Mistaken again 1t little job of doubecrossng that had
place that did Most of the fellows back onto the
BILL It's still alive. H. Bll will make boxing and wrestling
cheaper Infant industries be encouraged Had skmh
with feller petty change the school law Got the
worst of the bout but will be able battle important
Had after dinner Nothing about but
bad important First meeting of committee Ways and
Means VERY important matters attended to.
H. b. l36 came out of ht committee of the Whole with the
for governors house knocked of All Democrats all
Progrves and four Republicans stood hchd the
Of economy advocated by the One ameduck Demo-
sat OUT the fight bill known the Native Sons act
ordered without recommendation 1t bill that would
favor native ldahoans all pertaining employment OF
labor and the buying of materials We trying gsate
keep the Japs and the natives m Good say Only couple
weeks of this life It's for show tonight
PS-Nohing doing tomorrow, at least nothing that 60
ing 10 write about
i M. NJ
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01
NOTES.

Mrs. L.. l.. Malone and her two
children are visiting her parents
north OF Twin Falls. Mr. Malone
moved his household goods We'd
nesday 10 ranch east of Twin
Falls. where he expects to farm.
Jack Rumsey moved his family
Friday TO the ranch recently occu-
pied by l.. l.. Malone and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Rumsey are
the happy parents OF baby boy,
born To them Saturday morning. The
mother and babe are doing we'll.
Erskine Jones, who was confined
TO his home with ''flu". is able to be
out again.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01
Girls Statement
! Will Help Filler

Many women will profit by the
following statement of one of their
sex: II was afraid to eat on account
OF stomach trouble. Even rice did not
agree. After taking Adler-i-ka l can
eat anything" Adler-i-ka acts on
BOTH upper and lower bowel. re-
moving foul matter which poisoned
stomach. EXCELLENT for gas on
the stomach or sour stomach. Guards
against appendicitis. 1t brings out
poisonous matter you never thought
was in your system-.Boring Bros.
& Dillingham;, druggists.-ady.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01
THg LOG OF ~
LE@l@aAT@@
TEMPEST TOSSED.

MONDAY, February l9.-Weather
fine. Providence is with us. 1t pays 10 Lrve
night Everybody in place this morning III.
b. 40 appropriating $4,000 for Boise sum
mer school dropped overheard as warn
ing as to the fate of some bigger bills that
are TO come. Much sympathy 'iHff about
teachers having 10 go so far 10 attend the
regular institutions. III. b. 67-Sheppard-
Towner bill--came in for some rough
treatment Beardmore championed the bill
in a very good speech. Clark of Power was
the chief opponent. He sure took fall
out OF the childless women and effeminate
men who espoused the cause. Egbert stress
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01

committee of the whole for amputaon H. b. fz gas "a" O
Gas is right Passed an =
Afternoon: II. b. l47-unt system for schools-wdy as
ced gallery full and fine chance for heay language fna 'oe
showed II 10 49, Fine Hearing II. B. I'll The onS'as
pressure eliminated today The big boys all here oome
fireworks Received petition from Bachelors club asking tna'
appropriation for work be continued Meeting
at M the first night session. and pay for overtime
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01

WEDNESDAY, February 2l.-Oh, hum Out last night
Masonic meeting Big affair Governor Lieut. Cow Chief JUS
and the Secretary OF L. f. Co Fair together with three
four hundred Pleban haon there This the ortyfth
legislative day Worked the Oua Board for hour this
ing to learn how bills that coming up H. b.
22 vetoed by the is the bill that made pos
h mail licenses Did pass the house when sub
nted the second time Maggie Mitchell get her dec
oraons till the close of the legislature and all for the of
,amp fc godsl H. B. IS passed 1t allows school districts
live beyond their and then bonds pay debts with
OF the people Sort of "payasyoupasout PROPOSE
ton.
r M--Universy Glee club sang before the house. Ny
singing has created for good music Much quiet lobbying
- II you do and - IL you donf for gasoline tax
Ditto III. b. 81 Got letter from fellow that
extended the courteses due fellow distress telling
how rs dver,ioa ies,ians espea,fve pasme
The gas bill aud the "decapaon the sole of
the lobbyists. Oh for an hour at the Modern Drug
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01

cd point that always Mss that Mrs to tell
her all maternity Passed H. 72Teachers Regstra-
ton bill by Sders Raymond al This my foster child is
harmless anything bur furnished good chance for glory
speech by -- NE ar a greaf people Bill 79 provoked
hstca although Surdge made speech for that
10 years age II had speeches by fy baked MEM
bers, the life Of a legislator NIGH be endurable.
Afternoon session-he End of the Loon Greek Trail has
inning perfectly good members went sleep during
the very heaed discussion of fool thing other H. b.
% would admit graduates of membership
the board OF education Bill both harmless and foolish
There be strong disposition wreck the whole machn
cry and let the eommssonershp the bottom Towner
Sterling bill given dose of Winsows Best Subterranean
ploratons with five scrambled in the hole"
j. J. j.
. TUESDAY, February 2O-Fine weather-stll living rghg
that's why Three fellows talked about something other They
seemed be pleased with hearing themselves Nobody else heard
them Gas bill for passage Some rather good arguments
made This is rather unusual Nothing fundamental touched
LOT Of pvaie thinkers very public speakers show
down when the bill into the hole H. b $50 in the
open JUST learned from Bruce that there Washington
erected perpeuate the memory of GeorgeLET THE
WORLD KNOW IT. Preston has climbed also Let the world
40 and do likewise b. ~ aboshng the institute passed Some
very selfish given by very decent fellows Good
night, institute
Afternoon session Dinncred with Mr.. and Mrs "Dave"
inc feed and good time Voted uid twice The pathetic
thing is lobbyist with TO lobby.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-01

THURSDAY, February 22-Al in This applies
bership only early last evening al this
morning Dcvotons very appropriate there Fl bills the
calendar for third reading this morning Also l6page
message the governor Desks all eutteed up with letters
kilograms, resolutions petitions and "Cappers and
come-on f the corridors Taylor fired broadsde
the governor Good say Forwo in the galery-welve of
whom haldheads H. b. 40 shot into the committee
Preservation for emhalming Passed few Bruce bills.
Bruce Of Ada chairman OF the Introduction
md rivals Means OF the nsroducer OF bills H. B.
04 OF those innocent little bills with +00word title and
" sections Some bill say Bar fheH ne people.
Adjourned I'LL tomorrow give republicans chance
their fences and the Democrats celebrate Washngtons
birthday and from the effects OF che governors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-27

tBy Pacific & Atlantic) Professor Raymond of Paris, whose predictions of world events have earned him the title of Seer" predicts reelection of President Coolidge, Americas in- tervention in Europe's financial difficulties and between 1942 and 1946 war between the United States and Japan.