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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-16
LA COMISION HIPICA Y LA DE-
SERvICIO PUBLICO

Esta tarde a las dos V media CO.
LIBRARIAN session la Comisi0n Hfpica
Insular Y la de Servicio Pdblico. Ell
esta Ultima Sc nos informa que Sc ira
taran asuntos de vital importancia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-16
Ell ''BUFORD' ESTUYO AVER EN-
PUERTO

Ell traspOrte de la Marina de Cue.
IRA "Buford' lego aver a este puer-
to prOcedente de Santo Domingo con
Ell fin de descargar una gran canti-
dad dc sginSollpa ,sEE cargar drums va
.eeiiqs DEL ;;mr ismo liapidos Aver a me-
dieaffa sispi0 Aiaie hncia st. Thomas,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-16
CANfBlOS
SERVICIO

SUMARIO GENERAL. La precipitation promedio mcnos de dos quhas
parties d la cantidad normal. La mayor parte de la Ea recibi0 meno de
media pulgada de nuvia. Solamente en- areas limiadas de IA vecindad de-
Canovanas, Dorado y Corozal y en- la costa o. Y seccones de u montanas
cayo mas de puleada de nuva. En- muchos districts las cosechas estan
otra vz sufriendo serios danos pr fata de humedad. La temperature pros
media fe cerca de III grade sobre 10 normal. La evaporation en- San Juan
fue 1434 pugadas. e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-16
Division del NOrte.

Aibonito, P. R. Leaf Tobacco Co.
Arecibo, DR.. F. Aleman,
Camuy, Adolfo Gimenez,
Canovanas, A. R. Cochran,
Cayey, P. R. Leaf Tobacco Co.,
Comerio Falls, P. R. r. L. & p. Co.,
Corozal, Rev. H. T. Jason,
Dorado, La Sardinera,
Isabella, Luis Otero,
Jayuya, Juan B. Frau,
Juncos, Central Juncos,
Lares, Isabella Irrigation Service,
Manati, j. Gambia,
Utuado, Martinez & Co.,
San Juan, SECCION CENTER,
Division del Este.
Fajardo, Fajardo Sugar Co.,
Humacao, Antonio Roig,
Vieques, Central Santa Maria,
Division del Sur.
Central Aguirre, Aguirre Co.,
Coamo, Jaime O~ppenheimer,
Ensenada, Central Guanica,
Guayama, Irrigation Service,
Pehuelas, Fernando Ocasio,
Santa Rita, Central Guanica,
Division del Oeste.
Cabo Rojo, Luis P. Bartoli,
Coloso, Felipe P~rudencio,
Maricao, A. Oliver,
Mayagiez, U. S. Experiment Station
San German, Polytechnic Institute,
San Sebastian, Carlos M. Goldberg,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-16

Sc ALQUILAN los bajos de la casa
No. % Salvador Brau esquina a Cristo,
con dos puertas a cada Gale, propios
para oicina II otro negocio. Informara
Jose D. Rodriguez Tanca 7, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-16
Cine Popular.

"Juventud Victoriosa', e~stupendo
drama de la marca Metro, por Cullen
Lands.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-16

Sc habla muchoade un compromise matrimonial entire ell principe George,
hllo tercero. de Jos reyes, de Ingaterra, y la bella y aristocratica Lady
Curzon, peo tOdavia no hay NADIA defntivo. En- los enlaces de la famiia
tareal dc, Ia Gran Bretaha parece predominant ahora mas ben ell amor
que la polGca.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ELECTION AT METUCHEN

METUCHEN, May .12;-At the
meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce held at the Y. NJ. c. A., last
night the offices were filed for the
ensuing year with the exception of
secretary. The matter of secretary
will be held over until the next meet
ing for the purpose OF fixing a sal
airy for the holder Of that office be-
cause of the great amount of work
attached to it.
The other offices we're filled as fol-
lows: William Schultz vas re-elec-
ted president; r. H.. Minton and f. A.
Whitaker were chosen as V~ice-pres-
idents and Harry A. Rumler, treas
urer. With the above named officers
the following three men were named
as the board of directors: c. A. Car
men, c. F. Hill, and a. i. Arnold.
A report for the month of May
showed that the borough council
had taken action on the use of Dis
NAL Brook to carry over the sewer
age disposal beds.
The report also showed that the
borough council has also gone ahead
with the building code and building
ordinance presented to them by the
Chamber of Commerce.
The committee appointed some
time g to push the project of cree
ting some sort of a memorial in Me
tuchen reported favorably. According
TO their present plans every thing will
be in readiness about the middle of
.Tune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
CENTRAL JEWISH CONGRESS
TO HAVE SESSION HERE

The general meeting Il the inter-
est of the Central Jewish Congress
will be held at the Perth Amboy
high school on Wednesday night,
MAY 90, according to the announce
ment made at a meeting of the COM
mittee held Thursday night at the
Office of Louis Y. Sosin, in Smith
street. Samuel Polensky, chairman
of the committee made the report
of the date and place and the fol-
lowing speakers will be present to
address the gathering: DR.. NJ. Els
enberg, OF Buffalo, and Abraham
Goldberg, editor of the Jewish Daily
News. DR.. Stephen s. Wise will
probably be here to address the
meeting, also.
Mrs. S. Plane and H. Sampson re-
ported that the following organiza-
tions have sent representatives: He
brew Fraternity, Bnei Zion Camp No.
20, Order Bnei Zion, Hebrew Pro-
gressive Society. Misrachi Society
Solomon Brody Auxiliary. Daughters
of Jacob, Congregation Shaary TIL
loh, Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton, Young Women's Hebrew Asso.
citation, Hebrew Lodis Benevolent
Society. Original Hebrew Ladies' So
ciety.
The remaining three or four He
brew organizations r expected tC
send representatives at the next
meeting which is to be held by the
central committee next Thursday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
K. Of c. WILL
AWARD AUTO
Bio Feature as Circus Closes
Great Crowd Expected
Today and Tonight

The Dodge touring a as the door
prize will be awarded at the per-
Torrance tonight of the knights OF
Columbus circus at the close. of the
weeks show that has been held on
the grounds opposite the postofice at
Maple and jefferson streets. Some
one is going to get a a for moth
ing in this scheme as worked out by
the management OF the circus and
the committee of San Salvador
Council No. 299, under whose aus
pices the affair has beer held this
week within the enclosure of the
vacant lot in nearly the heart of the
city.
Not withstanding the cold weather
of the week on an outdoor show
the circus has been a success SO far
when there have been good atten-
dances of members and their friends
to witness the various acts given by
the performers with the show. There
was a good crowd last night and at
the matinee in the afternoon. There
will be another matinee this after
noon when those school children
having tickets will have an oppor-
tunity to use them before the final
show tonight when stakes will be
pulled after the last act and the cir
Gus will move on to play in Newark
next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
DR., GOLDSTEIN SPEAKER
At MOTHERS DAY EVENT

DIR. Joseph Goldstein, of Highland
Park. will be the principal speaker
at the Mothers Day celebration TO
be held tomorrow afternoon at 1880
o'clock in the Y. NJ. II, A. by B'nai
Birth. The celebration, which it IS
declared will be one Of the finest
ever given by this popular Jewish or
ganization, has been arranged by
Marcy Michaels, the president; Leo
Goldberger. vice president, and Will
liam Michaelson, secretary.
DR.. GoIdstein took part in the
world war and was chaplain of the
Wild Cat Division. He has also been
chaplain at Sing Sing prison. DIR.
Goldstein is said to be an excellent
speaker. The program will also in
clude several violin solos by Henry
Hekseh of the New York Symphony
orchestra. Mrs. Irving Morris will
preside at the piano. There will also
be addresses by a number of local
people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12

the type of girl which is designated
by the phrase-.the one way girl
on the female sex Alone" declares
Mae Murray, who is presented by
Robert u. Leonard in "Jazzmania'
at the Strand theatre Monday. II
don't want to appear as sanctionins
or approving the kind of a girl who
believes in taking everything she
can get, regardless of how or where
she gets it. but / do believe that
there's a certain class of men who
should be made to share some re-
sponsibility for her existence.
1T is the height of many mens
ambition to be seen in a swagger
Broadway hotel or cabaret in the
company of at least one of New
York's famous show girls. These
men delight in spending money on
them. and they don't hesitate to
tell their friends about 1t either.
you can't blame the girls for ae-
cepting favors and gifts from such
men They certainly don't miss the
Jewels and furs they lavish on their
fair companions.
80 you see I really think it's n
misnomer to call these girls one
way girls. They are not receiving
everything and giving nothing, as IS
so frequently assumed. They are
giving their beauty. and wit, and
companionship to men who want
and can pay for these things"
"Jazzmania" is a Tiffany produc-
ton directed by Robert u. Leonard
and distributed by Metro. The story
and scenario are by Edmund Could
ing. The photography by Oliver L.
Marsh and the settings by Cedric
Gibbons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
Date is Changed Due to So
dality Society Event on
Next Thursday Night

Because of the Sodality card party
being held Wednesday night the regu-
lar weekly card party of the Rosary
Society will be held in st. Mdrys
hall Monday night. The usual card
games will be in play and most at
tractive prizes viii be awarded. Mrs.
Mary Quinlan is chairman of ar
rangements and her committee fol-
lows: Mrs. Il. Snyder, Mrs. J.. Reag-
er. Miss Elizabeth Reager, Mrs. John
Deegan, Mrs. Mabel OtHara, Miss
Chrissle O'Hara, Mrs. Joseph Court
sey. Mrs. J. Quirk. Mrs. j. kovalskl,
Mrs. William MassOpust, Mrs. C..
Murray, Mrs. William Ryan, Mrs.
assidy. Miss Margaret McNally,
Alrs. ". Trueitt. Mrs. B. DAILY, Mrs.
Daily, Mrs. jeremiah DAILY, Mrs.
Gharles DAILY, Mrs. =. Nieland, Mrs.
j. Kelly, Mrs. T. )ooley, Mrs. James
Quinlan, Mrs. William Egan, Mrs. j..
Dolan, Mrs. NJ. Patten, Mrs. j. Reidy,
Mrs. John Geraghty, Mrs. Margaret
Thomas, Mrs. NJ. Ferry, Mrs. j..
Burns, Mrs. Edward O'Hara, Mrs. K.
Harding. Mrs. Boyars, Mrs. Frank
VanSyckle, Mrs. Peter VanSyckle'
Mrs. Z. %Sorenson, Mrs. ". Clark,
sars. w. Eckert, Miss Barehifski,
Mrs. II. Cunningham, Miss Guilty
and Miss Margaret Burke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12

Several Serious Charges to
be Heard Before County
Judge Kirkpatrick

I NEW BRUNSWICK, May 12-
The prosecutors Office has prepared
the following list for trial before
Johl P. Kirkpatrick in the county
cour' beginning Monday, May 81:
Antonio Quagliariello, on two
charges, one of manslaughter and
the other atrocious assault and bat
terry.
Peter Olchaskey on a charge Of
embezzlement.
Frank and Mary Kalish on a
charge of disobeying the prohibition
enforcement act.
Charles Brent, charged with as
SAUL and battery.
The following trials will come up
on Tuesday. May %.
Jack Silver and others for non
observance of the prohibition en-
forcement act.
Philip Kapolowitz and others. for
intent of robbery.
Frank Slobusky. robbery.
Philip PERIL on a charge Of afro
cious assault and battery.
On Wednesday the following will
be brought for trial:
Rowland McCrea on a charge CT
atrocious assault and battery.
Dennis Kormonsky charged with
atrocious assault and battery. Two
indictments.
Helen Marko. charged with afro
cious assault and battery.
Lewis SchotZman on a charge of
issuing a check without having SUI
ticient funds in the bank.
Edward konssant on a charge of
assault and battery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
Majestic Feature

What is art, anyway? That is the
question which bothered Polly Heath
the heroine with artistic "~yearnings'
portrayed by Wanda Hawley in
"Bobbed Hair" a new Realart Pic
lures feature distributed by Famous
Players-Lasky Corporation which
will open next Monday for a u of
three days at the Majestic theatre.
Her friend in the "emancipated'
colony sent her a sculptured head
which looked like a blind moron in
the last stages of loco poisoning and
assured her it was art. Her tiance
told her that it was the highest,
truest art to marry him. keep a COM
Portable home, and rear beautiful
children. But Polly was not con
WINGED.
When her aunt attempted to dis
cipline her by locking her in a room
Polly escaped through the window
and ran away to the colony and join
ed her friend. There she met Paul
Lamont. the poet. and had a series
of adventures which finally tossed
her back into her ~fiance's arms, a
chastened but wiser girl.
In the part of the fianee, William
BOYD has the leading role. William
z. Carleton enacts the poet. Adele
Farrington, plays the severe aunt,
while Leigh Wyant is the ''emanci-
pated'' Ethel Wales is the abused
wife. and the ''aeolytes" are played
by Jane Starr and Margaret Vilmore.
\ pair of clever children, Junior
Coghlan and Hobart Kelley, also ap-
near
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
CITY OF PERTH AMRoY. y. j. BONDS

CITY OF PERTH AMBOY. y. j. BONDS
Sealed proposals VIII be received until
100 O'Clock p NJ, Standard Time: 400
o'clock p. NJ. Daylight Saving Time, May
-. 1923, by Frank Dorsey. City Treasurer,
az hls office in the City Of Perth Anboy,
New Jersey, for the purchase Of each OF
the following issues Of bonds Of said city,
the amount OF issue stated IN each case
being the maXlmum amount OF bonds
which may be issued. and Tho amount
which IL required to be obtained.
$4,000 so Water Bonds Series n,
of the denomination of $1,000, num-
bered from L up, 10 be dated June l.
1923, and to mature in numerical or
der, two bonds on June ! Of each
Years 1924 to 1913, both inclusive.
SIS, 500 SO Water Bonds, Series O.
Of the denomination OF 81 900 Except
last bond) numbered from 1 up, 20 be
dated June I, 1929. and to mature in
numerical order, one bond on June 1
Of each Of the years 1924 to 1912, both
inclusive.
All of said bonds are in coupon FORM.
with privilege OF registration az 10 prin-
cipai and interest or as to principal only,
Interest is payable semi-annuaily, June
I and December !, and both principal and
interest are payable at the office Of ths
city Treasurer Of the City of Perth Am
boy.
Bonds will be prepared under the su-
pervision Of the United States Mortgage 4
Trust Company. New York city, which
will certify as to the g-enuineness of the
signatures Of the City officials and the
seal impressed thereon. Approving opinion
OF Messers. caldwell and Raymond OF
New York City, as to legality will b. fur
nished TO the purchaser or purchasers
without charge.
Each issue OF said bonds will. unless ali
bid therefore are rejected, be sold TO this
bidder or bidders complying with tbs
terms Of sale and offering to pay not lest
than the sum above stated FOR each issue
and to take therefor the least amount o.
bonds, commencing with the first matur,
lty, and stated in a multiple Of $1,000
and if two or more bidders offer 70 TAXI
the same mount of such bonds. ther
such bonds will be sold to the bidder OF
bidders offering TO pay therefor the high
est additional price. In addition to tht
price bid the purchaser must pay accrued
interest from the date Of the bonds Il
the date of delivery. The right il re.
served TO reject all bids. and any bid no
complying with the provisions hereof VII
be rejected. Bids are desired on form!
which viii be furnished by the City, anc
each bid must be enclosed in a sealed
envelope marked Proposal for Bonds
and addressed to Frank Dorsey. CTS
Treasurer, and must be accompanied b,
a certified check or checks on an incor,
porated bank or trust eompan for two
per cent. OF the par value of the bond,
bid for 10 secure the city against ans
loss. resulting from the failure Of the bid,
der to comply with the terms Of his bid
Dated, May z, 1929,
FRANK DORSEY,
ats1INSk17,73 City Treasurer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
Miss Violet Trygar
Is Given Shower

A surprise miscellaneous shower
= as given Miss Violet Trygar at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. r. Trygar IN Divi-
sion street, in honor Of her APP
preaching marriage to Anthony
Iubker, OF New Brunswick. Miss
Bernice Trygar gave q vocal solo,
md Miss Rose steil entertained with
selections on the piano. Refresh
nents were served.
The guests included: Misses Helen
Ind Ruth Dunn. Dorothy Knudsen,
Anna Ulbrich. Carolyn Hunt, Marie
and Agnes Mosiniak, Sophie Ban
tyk, Mary Medveckie, Rose Steil,
Mamie, WhAe, Anna Baltmen. Helen
2ape, Stella Mazurek, Margaret and
Helen Scannell, Mamie DAILY, Loret-
= Desmond, Tessie Hanley. Stella
Narchol. Berniee, Celia. Agnes and
Violet Trygar, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. T..
Pape. Mrs, G. Mazurek, Mrs, J..
tiajka, Mrs. A. Kilmurray. Mrs. w.
Massopust. Mrs. Esther Tother. Mrs.
klice Hanley, Mrs. Mamie Jago, Mrs.
Paul Trygar and Mrs. M. Z. Tryga~.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
Local Girls
Have May Week

Misses Lydia Gardner and VIII
nelmina kozub held a May walk 10
Great Rock, near Metuchen, yester-
hay. Games were played and singing
and dancing enjoyed.
The guests included Misses Lydia
Gardner, Viola Pyatt, Wilhelmina
kozub, Gladys FaIkenstein, Ruth
Dunn, Eleanor Desmond, Eleanor
hurley, Mae Seaman. Anna Frue-
With, Ruth Nation, Florence Buch-
an, Anna Costello, Catherine Strosky,
Mary Cleary, Frances Royle, Marina
Herzog, Frances Mcnamara, Cathe-
eine Mooney, Mary and Margaret
Liston, Margaret Harrigan, Olga
Herzog, Sr. Rose Hallmer, Mildred
Morris, Messrs. William Gardner,
George Gardner, Jerry Seawall,
Frank Martin and Thonas crow,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
PAYMENT OF RANSOM
SEEMS TO Be BEST WAY

TEN TSIN, May L (By The AZ
ISOLATED Press)-Payment of ran
som, or compliance with whatever
other terms the Chinese train ban
dts of the Shantung hills might de
mani for the return Of their for
eign captives. seems today more
than ever the only feasible move, in
view of the letter. urging such a
course received here from Major
Roland Pinger. one of the two
American army officers taken to
the outlaws stronghold with the
othe passengers of the Shanghai
Picking express train after it was de-
rallied near Suchow last Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
Rosary Society Card
Party Monday Night

soc PEERS
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Heating
have returned from their wedding
trip through the Canadian Rockies
and are now residing at the New
Packer House.
George Vause, of High street,
leaves for NorWalk, Conn, today
where he will Judge in a contest be-
tween several singing societies.
A O was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter Leighton of Keyport. yester-
day.. Mrs. Leighton was formerly
Miss Helen Miller of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
Reception Given
FasS Here

A farewell reception was rendered
David Fass at his homo, $50 Rector
ItTeet last night IN view Of his de-
llarture on the Majestic today for
Europe. Mr.. Fass will visit relatives
md make a Jour Of most of the Eu-
gopean countries during his three
month stay away from home.
The many friends Of Mr.. Fass Wis
ted his home yesterday and last
iaght, or saw hmi before his depart
% this morning, to offer their best
kishes for IN enjoyable journey. Mr..
lrass is in receipt Of a number Of
Idfts, Including an Elks tooth. as
result Of the reception last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12

SOUTH AMBOY, May 12:-Sea-
man NJ. Patterson. fifty-two years
old, died at the Perth Amboy City
Hospital last night after a lingering
illness. He was taken to his late
home, by the Gundrum Service, at
266 First street at which place the
funeral services will take place. In
terment will be made in Christ
church cemetery. Besides his wife,
jeanette, he is survived by two sons,
Frank of this city and Howard of
Perth Amboy, and Mrs Florence
Matthews of this city and Mrs.
Myrtle Rector, of Haron o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
Woodbridge
Social--PerSona

Or. and Mrs. Spencer are enter
tanning their daughter, Mrs. Luther
King and her little son. of Philadel-
phis.
The Woodbridge and Sewaren
chapter Of the Railway Hospital
Auxiliary will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. T. r. Valentine OF
Afonday afternoon. This IS the first
birthday meeting OF the auxiliary
each member is urged to be present
and bring a guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Blaum were
Perth Amboy visitors last evening
Mrs. ". H. Griswall spent yester-
day in Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
THEATRES
Crescent Feature

For Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday the Crescent presents round
two of the wonderful Fighting
Blood series. The feature photo
play is Herbert Rawlinson in NO
body's Bride" and the usual high
class vaudeville.
Herbert Rawlinson, hero of THE
Scrapper," Confidence" Don't
Shoot 1.-The Prisoner" and other
screen successes, is the star of the
Universal attraction. "Nobody's
Bride" which comes to the Crescent
Theater next Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. R~awlinson has been
consistently hitting the MARK as a
star and "Nobody's Bride" adapted
by Albert Kenyon from a magazine
story by Evelyn Campbell, directed
by Herbert Blache and presenting
Rawlinson with the support of such
players as Edna Murphy, Alice Lake,
Harry Van Meter, Frank Brownlee
and others, is the most promising
vehicle of this popular star up &c
8 date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
ST. Peters Guild
Plans for Supper

At a regular meeting Of the Wo-
mans Guild. held in the Parish
house yesterday afternoon. it was
decided to hold a cafeteria supper
in the Parish house June =. The
election of officers took place and
the present officers were unanimous
ly reelected. Following the bust
ness session, a social hour was en-
loved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
Plan Dance
And Entertainment

The Ladies Singing Society Con
eordia will hold an entertainment
and dance in Washington hall on
Thursday night at 8 o'clock. The
program will consist OF singing by
several societies, also vocal selec-
tons. After the concert there will
be dancing to the strains of the
sterling six. Refreshments will be
we'd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
MiIeS--CleaVer

Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Cleaver an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Lillian to William H. Miles, of
Bayonne. formerly OF this city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W.
Northey Jones, of St. Peters church.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles will reside in Bayonne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
Concert

Misses NJ. and A. Slezak, Miss
huchan. Miss Davis. NJ. Miller. Miss
R%ntoinette Seiboth. Miss Stasia
Peininski and Mr.. Cackowski attend
hi the benefit concert given at the
Sreas Northern hotel in New York
las. night. Miss ETH Killion. So
bra 70 and George Vause. pianist u
bis city. were featured on the
Program.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
Engaged to Wed

The engagement Of Miss Anna
PLAT of New York. and John Kala-
men, son of Mrs. X. Kalamen, of
Jacques street, has been announced.
The wedding will take place next
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12
NnrrnE To cRED1ToRs

Augustine Luke. executor Of Karl l..
Johnson. deceased. by direction OF the
Aurrogate Of the County of hiddiesex.
hereby gives notice 10 the creditors Of the
aid Karl L. Johnson TO bring IN their
febts. demands and claims against the
IHfnte Of the said deceased, under oath or
Elimination, within six months from this
hate or they will be forever barred Of
lhy seton therefor against the said exc
Dated. May II. 1879.
AUGUSTINE LUKE.
III Executor.
lAssanAa1s.st esv sat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-12

Strand Attraction
II think it's great mistake to place
all the blame for the existence Of
Evening star., 1923-07-25

Hours
"A great collection of Re-.
prints of well known titles
offered in special zE~
edition at, copy. ~
Among the titles are:
Alice Adams, by Booth Tark-
ington.
This Side of Paradise, by F.
Scott Fitzgerald.
No Defense, by Gilbert Parker.
Red Masquerade, by Louis
Joseph Vance.
The Splendid !, Folly, by
Margaret Pedler.
The Cross Cut, by Courtney
Ryfey Cooper.
The Borough Treasure, by
J. S. Fletcher.
The Wrong Twin, by Harry
Leon Wilson.
-Gunsight Pass, by William
Macleod Raine.
The Sheridan~ Road Mystery,
by Paul and Mabel Thorne.
The Shield of Silence, by
Harriet L. Comstoch
The Vagrant Duke, by George
Gibbs.
Kann's Down Stairs Book
Store.