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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09

vantage of this Invitation and had
number of overnight hikes at this
camp. While at camp we helped Ia
improving camp grounds and prop
erty. Three rest huts and one log
cabin were built by the scouts Of
Troop No. 8.
In October 1921 a number of the
boys decided to reorganize Troop No.
8. The new troop was then register
ed under the leadership Of G.. A.
Anderson as scoutmaster, ]. Kurow-
sky and Alex Melko as assistants.
The Scouts were Adam Rogler,
Henry Dambeck, Joe Jellinek, Frank
Zist, Walter Pagan, Arvid Anderson
met at the home of Scoutmaster
derson. Overnight hikes were held
at Camp Davidson in the Watching
Mountains.
The inter-troop scout rally held on
April rs, 1929. at the high school
was won by Troop No. 8. A pennant
was awarded to our troop.
On June Q we secured the use OF
Junior Hall as a meeting place.
A two week trip was planned by
the members. On July "a Scoutmas-
ter Anderson, Assistant Scoutmaster
Kurowsky and Scout Adam Rogler,
Henry Dambeck, Theodore Leszczyn-
ski left on q camping trip to Lake
Champlain where an enjoyable and
instructive time was had by all.
Later in the month Scout Joseph
Jellineck acted as instructor for the
Woodbridge Boy Scouts. Scout Fagan
entered the Military Training Corps
as a student in the field artillery at
Camp Welsh. Montauk Point, L. I.
His military training and outdoor ex-
perience was of great assistance to
the troop.
Civic duties assisted by the troop
are as follows: Liberty Loan and
War Savings Stamp campaigns, post
ers for Red Cross roll calls, Morgan
explosion, Salvation Army, police and
traffic duty.
The troop is now in charge Of
Scoutmaster G. A. Anderson and AS
sistant Scoutmasters julius Kurow-
sky and Adam Rogler. The troop
now consists of four star scouts,
three second class, seventeen tender
foot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
LEGION PLANS
HOSPITAL AID
Benefit Moving Picture Show
Planned at So. Amboy-
Other Legion Events

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 9.--Luke A.
Lovely Post. No. 62, American Le-
gion of this city. will back the hos
pitalization committee in their ef-
forts to bring about the establish
ment and upkeep of the new New
Jersey hospital to be located at Toms
River on or about the first of April.
Commander Mulraine has instructed
Adjutant Stults to communicate with
the war department in an effort to
bring to this city FLASHES of Ac-
tion," said to be one of the cleverest
war pictures of the great war.
1t is the intention of the local post
to hold a matinee and evening per-
formance on some Sunday at the
Empire Theatre as soon as the pic
ture will be released. Commander
Mulraine and Past Commander John
"A. Conlogue. president of the Board
Of Trustees of the post seemed of
the opinion that the Sunday perfor-
nance would be the means Of help
ing the hospital board financially In
no little way. Those present at the
meeting were equally interested in
the move for the hospital work.
All interest in legion circles seems
to lie in the success of the coming
dance to be held on Washington's
Birthday. Philip Downs is chairman
pf the affair. The post paper will be
published for the dance. Tickets are
being distributed about the city by
the members of the post and are on
sale at many of the local merchants
business places.
The committee in charge Of the
much talked of Legion Minstrel will
add to their number additional men,
bers. The reason as stated by Har-
old G. Hoffman is to insure round
ing into place the best cast that
South Amboy can produce. The
minstrel will be held on two dates.
Several offers to reproduce the min
strel in different parts Of the county
have been received by Entertain.
ment Officer Harry A. Leonard and
Mr.. Hoffman, the latter has been
assigned the full charge of the pro-
duction. A member of one Of the
largest producing agents In this Sec
ton will be in South Amboy for two
weeks previous to the date set for
production.
Peter Behmer, post historian, has
started the work on the posts his
tory. A copy of post activities has
been asked for at national head
4udTLSTS, anu DSHilSE Will lis dc-
sistants are expected to have the
report completed within the next
ZEN days.
Commander Mulraine, who is also
chairman of the sick committee. has
asked that he be notified of any
member who is on the sick list.
John Conlogue, chairman of the
trustees, reported on the activities
at Asburv Park on Sunday last
where the disqualification committee
net and discussed lengthy plans for
.he future of the hospital at Toms
River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
ARREST REPORTED NEAR
IN SOUTH AMBOY ROBBERY

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 9-An ar
rest is looked for today of those re-
sponsible for the robbery Of several
weeks past at the South Anb "
Lumber and Supply Company's
garage. Officers OLeary and Nc
Corpllck detailed to look into the
matter. are of the opinion that they
will land at least one of the three
said to be suspected of the crime.
This is the second time within a
year that the garage was broken
into The first time the delivery
car was taken, but was recovered
several hours later in the vicinity
Of the lumber yard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
AUTO INSPECTOR STARTS
WORK At SOUTH AMBOY

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 9.-Wiiliam
n Preston, recently appointed auto
inspector for this city bv Vehicle
Commissions Dill took up his duties
recently. and is kept busy looking
after the interests OF the automobile
laws.
Mr.. Preston is being commended
for his activities thus far. In all in
stances where careless drivers and
truck owners, fail to provide rear
lights he has taken steps to see that
they have been provided. The buses
hive also been equipped with law
regulating red lights as has several
pie sure cars since Mr.. Preston
made his appearance as a law en-
forcer.
Careless parking of cars on the
streets OF the city will be q thing of
the past, if Mr.. Preston carries on
his efforts in this direction. Warn
ings have been issued to those found
already without proper parking
lights or those who park on the
wrong side of the street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
Metallic Goats

Metallic coats Of gold and silver
cloths brocades, and metal laces
over velvet or satin, are combined
with furs and velvets to make the
handsomest evening wraps OF the
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09

Bakery Goods Of finest quality Get
them at OBriens Bakery, 2ss Madison
Avenue. 2i6l6-2-s-2 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER co
sgKREBs" only authorised agent 70
Middiesex County: new and second band
Cash Registers on monthly payments
Repairs supplies. 10 West Crane Street
Elisabath. n J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09

TEE CLASSIFIED al tnat tells all tA,
sihed ads and end out Tor yourssix.
facts gets quickest and best rexulta
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09

Box Of SO Cigars Chas.
Hallock ............. s.
Box Of so Cigars-Spsncer
Morris 81
Box Of so Cigars--Iohn
Ruskin ~
Box of 80 Cigars--Lord
Romeo 81
Box of rs Cigars--AdmirAtio
$2.2s.
Box of IS Cigars-BlaclatonI
sass.
Box Of 12S Cigars---Garcia &@
One Carton Of 800 Cam.
Lucky Strikes, Piedmont
Chesterfield Cigarettes: spe&
per carton ..........&4 &4|
/ ID. Tin Of Tuxedo, velvef
Prince Albert Tobacco.
EXTRA SPECIAL
p. & T. Bon Bons .
P. & T. Cordial Cherries
Assortment OF Belle AZ
sorted Chocolates. Bon
Nut Meats.
Page & Shaw Choca
Assorted Meats.
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be used. or the oIlres taken ,0ih
me fingers
win you give the meaning and
pronunciation OF tho term "Dall
Elreann"7
Thh term Is pronounced doll
Gran"
what should be done for cholera
In chickens
The treatment Of affected birds
Il almost futile me aim should be
70 prepeHt so far ar possible thc
spread OF the infection. The first
FOULS shoisinO atsnte tereriSh sDnp'
toms OF Tits diScase should be de-
stroVed by method iohich tponld
guard against contamination Of the
premises BY infected blood The
carcass should be burned or deeply
buried The healthy foieIl should
be morcd 10 ncip quarters " pos
Eblc and carefully tcdichsd for
signs Of the disease. Houacs and
runs should BE- ttoroiv cleaned irc-
qnentip aud disinJeoted ieifh car
boiir solution. or reliable coal-faf
dinnfeoiant In proper dIlution. The
drinking botor may BE- made anti
reptile By adding dram OF per
mdHoraHate Of potash 10 each pal
lon. This serres 10 prevent The
spread Of Tho disease thru icntcr
aud also Is oonrenieHi means Of
administering an internal aHiisep-
TIC.
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CHAPTER IIs.
The Lord Chief Justice

II was not until two months later
-on the 18th OF September, Is you
must have the actual date-that
Peter Blood was brought TO trial. up
on a charge OF high treason. We
know that he was not guilty OF this.
but we need not doubt that he was
quite capable OF Il by the time he was
indicted. Those two months OF in.
human. unspeakahle Imprisonment
had moved hts mind to cold and
deadly hatred Of King James and his
representatives. II says something
for his fortitudc that in ali the cir.
cumssances he should still have had
mind az all Yet. terrible as was
the position OF this entirely innocent
man. he had cause for thankfulness
on two counts. The FIRST OF these
was that he should have been
brought 20 trial al all: the second.
that his trial took place on the date
named. and not day earlier. In the
very delay which exacerbated him
lay-altho he did not realize this
only chance OF avoiding the Eailows
Easily. but for the favor OF For.
tune. he might have been one OF
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should reflect HIS own bloody mind.
At the upper end. on raised dais,
sat the lords commissioners. the five
judges in their scarlet robes and
heavy dark pcriwigs. Baron Jeffreys
OF Wen enthroncd In the middle
place,
The prisoners filed In under guard.
The crier called for silence Under
pain OF imprisonment. and as the
hum Of voices gradually became
hushod. Asr. Blood considered with In.
,ereAt the IL good men and true that
composed the jury. Neither good nor
true did they look They were scared.
uneasy and hangdog as any set OF
thieves caught with their hands in
the pockets OF their ncighbors. They
were IL shaken men. each OF whom
stood between the sword Of the lord
chief Justices recent bloodthirstry
charge and the wall Of his own con.
science.
From them Mr.. Blooda calm. de-
liberate glance passed on TO consider
the lords commissioners. and par.
ticuiarly the presiding judge. that
Lord Joffrcys. whose terrible fame
had come ahead OF him from Dor.
chester.
He beheld a tall. slight man on the
young side OF 80. with an oval face
that was dcllcately beautiful. There
were dark stains OF suffering or
sieeplcssness under the low.iidded
eyes. heightening their brilllance and
their gentle melancholy. The face
was very pale, gave for the vivid
color OF the fun lips and the hectic
flush on the rather high but incon.
spicuous cheek bones. II was some.
thing in those lips that MARRIED the
perfection OF that countenance: n
fault, elusive but undeniablc. lurked
there 10 belle the fine sensitiyeness
OF those nostrils, the tenderness OF
those dark. liquid eyes and the noble
calm OF that pale brow.
Tho physician in Mr.. Blood re
gnrded the man with peculiar inter,
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exeorablo and dhmnabls beyond be-
lief, for the only other object IN
granting that interview could be the
evilly mean satisfaction Of spurninE
the abject poniienco OF his unfortu.
nate nephew.
Later they heard that lord Grey.
who after the duke--lndecd. perhaps
before him wns the main leader OF
tho rebellion. had purchased his own
pardon for forty thousand pounds.
Peter Blood found this OF a piece
with the rest. His contempt for
King James blased out a, last.
why. here's a filthy mean erca.
turc TO sit on a throne II / had
known aa much 81 him before as
know today. l don't donb, should
have given cause 90 be where am
now And then on sudden
thought and where viii Lord Gil.
doy be. do sou supposeT he asked.
Young Pitt. whom no addressed.
turned towards him face from
which the rudy tan Of the sen had
faded almost completely during those
months az captivity. Ills gray eyes
/ wefo round and questioning. Blood
answered him.
sure. now. we've never seen his
iordEhip slnca that day al oEic.
ihofpe'a. And where arc tho other
Z gentry that were takenT--thc real
leaders Of this plagucy rebellion,
Grcy's case explains their absence. !
think. They arc wealthy men tina,
can ransom themselves Here await
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Homemade, but Has No
Equal for Coughs
Makes n family supply Of really
dependable cough medicine. Krs-


II you have severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness,
throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult
breathing, or II your child wakes up
during the night with Group and you
want quick help. try this reliable old
homemade cough remedy. Any drug.
gist can supply you with 2H ounces
of Pinex. Pour this into pint bottle
and ill the bottle with plain granu-
lated sugar syrup. Or you can use
clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, instead OF sugar syrup. IL
desired. This recipe makes n pint Of
really remarkable cough remedy. IL
tastes good. and in spite OF It's low
cost, IL can be depended upon TO give
quick and lasting relief.
You can feel this take hold OF a
cough in way that means business.
IL loosens and raises the phlepm,
stops throat tickle and soothes and
heals the irritated membranes that
line the throat and bronchial tubes
with such promptness. ease and GER
tainty that IL Is really astonishing.
Pinex is a special and highly con.
centrated compound OF genuine Nor
way pine extract. and Il probably the
best known means OF overcoming
severe coughs, throat and chest colds.
There are many worthless imita.
tions OF this mixture. TO avoid dis.
appointment, ask for "2H ounces OF
PineIv with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The PineI Co.,
II. Wayne, Ind.
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Under the apple trees in the or.
ehard Mr.. Blood and his companions
In misfortune were made fast each 60
4 troopers stirrup leather. Then az
tho sharp order OF the cornot. the
little troop started for Brldgcwatcr,
As thee set out there was the fullest
confirmation OF Mr.. Rlood's hidcous
assumption that 20 the dragons this
was n conquered enemy country,
There We're sounds OF rcndlng tim.
hers. OF furniture smashed and
overthrown, the shouts aud laughter
OF brutal men. 10 announce that this
hunt for rebels was no more than a
preteNt Tor pillage and destruction.
Finally above all other sounds came
the piercing screams OF woman In
acutest agony.
haynes checked In his stride.
and swung round writhing.
his face ashon As a consequence
he was jerkcd from his feet by
the rope that attached him TO the
stirrup leather. and he was draggvd
helplessly a yard or two before tho
trooper refined Ia. curslng him foully,
and striking him with the fiat OF his
sword.
II came 10 Mr.. Blood. as he trudgcd
forward under the laden apple trees
on that fragrant. delicious July
morning. that man--as he had long
suspected--was the West work OF
God. and that only a fool would set
himself up as healer OF a species
that was best exterminated,
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Pretty soon Nancy and Nick ar.
rived in Dixie Land They found
themselves on an old plantation
right near a big buttonwood tree,
just as the Fairy Queen had d.
rccted.
Half way UP the buttonwood tree
was a little door and ON the door
was card which said. "Missez
'Possuml Her House.
Away down near to the ground
was a doorbell and Nick gave 1t a
pull.
Instantly the door overhead open
ed and voice called down, who's
there?'
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est knowing as he did the agonizing
malady from which his lordship suf-
fercd and the mazingly Irregular. de-
bauched life that he led in spite Of it
perhaps because Of Il.
peter Blood. hold up your handP'
Abruptly he was recalled TO his
position by the harsh voice Of the
clerk OF arraigns. His obedience was
mechanical. and the clerk ironed out
the wordy indictment which pro.
nounced Peter Blood false traitor
against tho most iilustrious and most
excellent prince. James the Second,
by the grace OF God. OF England.
Scotland. France and Ireland King.
his supreme and natural lord. 1t in
formed him that. having no fear OF
God in his heart. but being moved
and seduced by the insSgation of the
devil. he had failed in the love and
true. and due natural obedience to.
wards his said lord. the king. and
had moved to disturb the peace and
tranquility OF the kingdom and TO
stir up war and rebellion TO depose
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ing the gailows are none but The I'M
foriunates who followed: those who
had the honor 10 lead them 20 free.
It's curious and instructive re-
yerEaI OF the usual way OF these
things. Faith. It's an uncertain world
entirely
10 laughcG. and settled down into
that spirit OF scorn. wrapped In
which no stopped later into the great
hall OF Taunton castle 20 taho hts
trial. With him went Pitt and the
yeuman naynsa. The three OF them
we're 20 be tried together. and their
case was 70 open the proceedings OK
that ghastiy day.
The nan. even 70 Ia. galleries.
throngcd with spectators, most Of
whom WEIR ladies' WAS hung In
scarlet. a pleasant conoelt. this. Of
the lord chief justices. who naturally
enough preferred the color that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-25

II every housewife considered her
own welfare sufficiently. the first
floor OF every home would be
equipped with n good couch, day
bed, or chnise Tongue, within reach
Of tho troublesome phone and
door.
The popularity Of sun rooms has
brought out many interesting pat
terms OF mapping furniture The
day bed illustrated Is OF dark brown
reed, upholstered with cretonne
having a neutral tan background
with dark red and sage green fig
ures. Several cushions Of various
shapes and sizes add comfort.
Write TO Marian Moore, care OF
this newspaper, for advice or Infor-
nation about homo furnishing or
decorating. sending stamped, ad-
dressed envelope for reply.)
Question: My dining room Is pa
pered with blue and gray. which Is
dark and dreary because OF the
shaded windows. what can do?
ID. r.
Answer: N you can't re.paper
use orange or buff drapss, and put
up a good mirror and bright pic
lures.
Copyright, American Homes bureau.
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we areF' answered the Twins.
We've come 10 calIF'
Its easier for mo 10 come down
than II is for you to come up" call.
ed bIlssez 'Possurn. $50 just sit
down till gather UP my family. I
can't leave them alons very we'll.
for Brothaf coon's mighty fond OF
young possum and no lives over
yondah in that tree"
Pretty soon she dropped right at
their feet, but what was tho Twins
amazemsnt TO zee creature almost
hidden from sight by a dozen little
'possums sitting up in straight
row like majors. their funny tails
curled tightly around hers to keep
them from falling Off.
Get off. children, and behave
your mannahs and make bow to
the lady and gentlemen" said
Missez 'Possum, giving her tail a
sharp jerk which sent them all roll.
ing.
"oh. Nanny. Nanny" they all
shrieked. rushing at her again and
piling on like passengers atop OF a
Fifth ave. jus. Don't put us OFF,
please
"All right. sighed Mlssez Postum
patiently. Talk about people being
tied to ones apron strings. It's fab
worse 10 have them tied TO your
tail. But after all I don't blame
them. Old Reddy Fox Is always
shopping around, and no likes pos
sum bcttahthan Mlstals Coon even
N.Y. Everybody seems to like pos
sum-even people, It's dreadful IL
be so populahr'
That's what VIC came 10 see
about" said Nick. Wen help YOU
any way VIC can"
That's very kind OF YOU" sale
Missez Postum gratefully, but
really don't know OF thing yot
can do. Besides. VIC hnve a prott,
good time ms n rule. You'va no idef
what good things there are to en-
In Dixie Land! Did you evan tast,
simmons? Persjmmons-som folk
call them"
mo. wo never did," said Name.
and Kick.
Then come and I'll show YOU,
said Misscz Postum brightly, ant
she trotted away across tho road.
Go BE Continued
Copyright, 1923, by Seattle STAR
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profoundest dlsmay amongst those
men who were suffering Tor the duke
and for the religious cause he had
profcsaed 10 champion. Many refused
utterly 10 believe r.. 4 Wild story
began to circulate that man rescm.
bling Monmouth had offered himself
up in the dukes stead. and that
Monmouth survived TO como again In
glory 80 deliver Zion and make war
upon Babylon.
Mr.. Blood heard that tale with the
same Indifference with which he had
received tho news Of Monmouth'n
death. But ono shameful thing he
heard In connection with this which
lett him not quite 20 uumoyed, and
served TO nouriah tho contempt no
was forming for iSInE James. IlAA
majesty had consented 10 SEQ Mon
mouth. To have done 20 unless no
intended 10 pardon him was thing
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Cynthia Grey
Some Words of Cheer for the Girl Whose Fiance
Dropped Her Because She Bodied Her Hair

Dear Miss Grey: When read the letter concerning the
young who broke his engagement because his sweet
heart bobbed her hair wanted TO really and truly shout
to think what lucky girl she to find him out before it is
too late
No doubt the goes about among his felowmen
preaching Liberty and freedom for all"
in my early hirtes but with disgust look back to
my fapper days when it took from 10 two hours TO
dress for party The apper Of today dress in 10 or
20 minutes Why? Bobbed hair corset low shoes, one
piece dresses and hat that fits tight
Was there time when women wore more comfort
able sensible clothing?
sincerely hope the victim OF this mans narrow-mind-
edness may this letter and know that not all Of
his opinion and that she had perfect right to do as she
Thought best about bobbng her hair. HAPPY.