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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
SUBURBAN FOR SALE


ENEL.-Nanhattan Avenue; rooms !;
stucco bungalow; every improvement lot
t0xi00, garage l6N20; room above: cash
100000; balance easy terms. Charles L.
Steuerwald, Inc, SOS Smith street.
IORDS-Frame bungalow with rooms
all improvements except heat: concrete
cellar, price SiSoe; very small amount
cash. Charles L. steuerwald. Inc. ess
HoPELAwN-Loretta ST.; near City Line:
room single house with garage. $4,000
easy terms Inquire J. hreielsheimer and
son. las Smith s..
2SELIN-s room bungalow. $4,000; cash
$500. INQUIRE Fred =. Hansen, 224 Smith
METUCHEN HoMES--see Powell, for sale
and for rent. Main and Middiesex- Phone
METUcKEN-slx room frame DWELLINGS
all Improvements Anlboy Avenue. In
quire Massopust Bros. & Co.. ss2 state
TOPTENVILLE-Hous seven rooms AMI
hath. al improvements. lot S2xlSV. price
$1,000. 3 Williams Toitenville, n. Y
UTTENVILLE-House seven rooms ard
bath. ali Improvements; lot S5X.oo; rea-
sonahle terms; rriee si,oee. B. Williams,
Tottenyii.e. y. y.
WOODBRIDGE-Cnno Heights new
room bungalow; Just built; ; lots: price
ss,S0o easy terms. Inquire J. kreie!-
sheimer & son. l5S Smith street
low type house; rooms, bath; lot s9S
100 f. Terms reasonable. Keys and IN
formation. iol High s.. Mooderldse.
NOOpBRTDSE-Ni Street: apart
Tnent house. S95e0; terms arranged. White
s Hess. Inc, Green St. Woodbridge, y.
J. Phone 154.
A REAL XMAs SUGGESTION
Present her with a nice home and protect
ooasrIdrs-I.indsn. Avenue: home: s
rooms bath. pantry: 10; 4axi2o: ssss2;
Near Green s,reet-Brick home; 6 rooms.
hath, pantry fireplace. sun parloT' f1see,
green ssrest-corner. s7xiso. $500.
Barron Avs.-Lot Sexise. slFee'
Linden Ave.-Lot 4nxfsa, sSSo
J II. CONCANNON
IS Main St, woodbTldee. Tel .ss
BoYNToN BROTHERS & coMPANT.
81 Smith s..
Perth Amboy y. J..
offer for sale:
WOODBRIDGE y, J.-Rarrsn Ave-
Dwelling, rocmS-iot saxl2l-tile hath
steam heat. modern throag par
lor-Rrlee sis.sooee-Terna
POSITIVE BARGAINS
YoU CANT BEAT THIS SELECTION
FOR HoMESlTEs
Observation-Disclosures corner on MiddleSsx
Avenue. God opportunity Tor -uncA EaoEa
ana g8S station; easy terms
Esrds-Ca5 nsr lot On New B unswtck Ave
-iEht af FoTas Corner.
Let's New Brunswick Avenue near
Nssuehe5-,Ste starts yoar home: vel
located lots on easy leruss 4 required
Choice lots On WoodhrtdEe Avenue,
WoedbFidge- Eo- Particulars
CARL JACOBS
tfs Brighton AvenVe, Perth Anoey
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

cHicK-And Dairs Fesds; ButT-rnnilk
chick mash consols6aisd Co. 2sI Mar
kef 81. Tel ss3 Prompt Deliveries.
CHICK FEED-Scrztch cora Iayi1g
uAsh oyster she'll Agent DR.. PstsrE
Kurlko eos LswrIe Street Tel se+I
PRATTS BABY CHIcK-Foot aad
Baby Mash p A. Flour a1d Grain Co
KS SHw Brunswick Avenns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MILToN PLAYER PIANo-Endersed ey
the best artists for the past SIS Yeas We
have a few used pianos from 50 siN
coneannon's Music store, Fe Man 81
Woodbridge. Tel 2s9. Open eNeninSS
PAY NOTHING UNLEsS-Nou are fAer-
oughly satisfied. Try our Queen anne
Special right in your own home. see
and hear for yourself how @ne an "a
strument 1t is Unless YOU are pertseiA
satisfied that Il Is worth at least Sse,ee
more than its price. don't pay one eent
for II! That's fair enough, lsa \
Nontalvo. Madison Ave. and 3aISsz =.
IHONOGRAPH-And records; ideal Xmas
gift. 20 Oak 81, Railway, n. J. Phone
i5-J.
PHONOGRAPHs REPAIRED-An makes
expert mechanic; prices reasonable Write
call or phone Perth Amboy sof. fhoao-
graph Department. Albert Leon . son,
1885 Smith Street Perth Amboy. y },
PHONOGRAPH REcoRDS-And repairing
b Dzieisk. si2 Smith street.
PLAYER PIANo-ssoe; excellent izstfa-
ment with rolls and bench. zss siAis
Street.
PLAYER PIANo-ssss, brand nev. q ss-
lected rolls and bench Brunton Pis1o
Co. sal Maple Street. Tel. le.
USED UPRIGHT PIANOs-sisa. sss and
$50: good sounding and in perfect eondi-
ton; cash or credit. J. SmeFiiag las
Smith ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
TRUCKIN6-ST0SL6E


AUg5 TRICK Ne sR-uB grsHxtsz
Ana aasa rrucS.iuk szaTEgss fu7nis. -.
snz a.Eass rarrAd. sfSs AnE o1GnsTf- hss
Stsfe Street Hhuus sIfe
AUTO TEucNlNta-zzacEa ant tonf -
thras AH1ffHs urr3nE szE 5 f1ss.-
tor = a neTg s. annd n-idss- -h. -
WEaS-ENT E,ESS--AseelHs Css4lHs
persona ssrK1rb- sok Azz1zat S-1ee- tt
ah6f pbfsh ArNug
EAulzSG-AnarsN AnaaHsan TrockaHe
engines - is-E mnu1 luszE. szrsS. Hat =
hsulsnK Enf rirriuE q HHH~s osSn-iI'iana
Fas-cs Ar=uz Eus PneEE=d / zur t-urka
Tel "a = fKveEss Ss-seL Ps--f Al
eay y J.
MOVINS-D kA5in express kbt Es5-1Es
tcux distance uCVfnF RtzR cS7A -
Nsz ErunfS1rR 2ut- shunt ifrG 1sk3
NONISG--5EnsrEl ETuegIuE Szn7aEs Al.
whsre. E1vrirns- Steve Euu usiui-. -
Su--s1 Arsuua- gal efz
TRDCKaSG-5ntu eE-daIl erEnsfsr huaf
truckfur sin-HEs -u-nfru=s riEnr mr.
&c caurr-v. nfrE. 1sf slEss 3 IA 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
SUBURBAN FOR RENT
MERCHANTS BARGAINS

ENsOY FURNITURE HoUsE-Furnishes
r2r- hcrne right at the right price. 2ts
SritA street near Maple
RYN7S CAPS-Very special 800 and sl.2b
: your order i Levine Cap Maker.
rs smith Street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
WHERE TO DINE

ATLANTIC EUNCH-Fa- Eaod shiuSs II
eat- Aezas cooking 1zzck ssrTics
S--s-e street. Tsl -.zs Cps1 CAV AID
1sSsl
NATIONAL LUNCH RCos1--Ans RsSzRz-
rant 81 S-iz2 Ss-ess rsepsna1 ta- szs.-
zess. Eass rsEllAr Giarss for sfc-
PRESTO 1UNcH-AsS Baker, SeUz
pAS-Tzsss p1Palar prac~z. <1@o sAg az3
riShL Ia S-tsh street.
SEA ROOD EST&CRAST-FA5scas toz
tvs at caxE cAcE5st - S-irs -
Czz- lae. Me-.Ea--h II So
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
BUSINESS PERSONALS

- \ lasl,APE GARnES ER- RsaEEsss sezr
A0ns U5sh tresS shTaas Ald Ererk-essk
Advice aa1 estimates chs~rtslis EtEezz
Ee,sS tsarte-at - Rsos@rest ssi-
49, ASA lTH pzarfzE decr rhsc -
taWn raoEsrs ShArgsEet REAs garages
ressrea n neSor g. S-ita s. Tel z..3
rAGPA DAILY ES-Ta~pA Eao-t44
Want AIS cne cent 80 wo7t. Fa1-s1zs
x-ssxaSz 5RtlF e1axzz&es r.efi1ra WRITE
~ Her r~,-1rfnra A. rHrs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
PHOTOGRAPHERS

NODEgN PHOTO sTUDIo-F0r ufsliks
Pno-cgrsshS c Costello a c. 4e3 STATE
Street co-zs- Brad street.
NATIONAL PEoTO STuDIo-opsn tasty
tzeiut5-E Su75ass and hoii5ArA - SziEA
street I=l asa
Perth ANBcY PRoTO STCDIo-DEy
Ara u1Eal szrFscss rsia eg sAl1s. Aadi-
san AVsnEs eerns- saith s. TsL teFh
TEE B0NHAM sTCDIO-CowneresE
SEEK IN al is b-4-1hss FroUptiy at
tsazsd "a - Stare 81 Pe1zs ltsa-
TEE AMERICAN sTUDio-we paoie-
Erzzh ElFt1inE A1gIUs HnyUksre- lis
50 S.reas Il rfsA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
TAlL0RlNG-FURRlERS

BUTION- COY BRING HsnssiiehiaE
p3sstiuEs al ki1ass lowest rates B. SARA
31T Smlfh Strsss-
- sS-Eer-u uzsasd repaired. 6yea st.d
eizrei- Eu- - tEe yard a GussahoUss.
IS smith sfTEef-
FCRS-Rsuozels6. cieErsd tysd. giassd.
Al wo-k daze q prsntsss ! Herman
80 Stzle street
LADIES TAfLuR-prsssTnAksrs cleAninE.
pressing. dy=tuEs rs2scaaois D-soeA n
Fsif-rsa - Ssnish s. TsA sfS-1-
PLEATfNG-of al kin3ss hsrsiiiching
as bassea hasss az TstGced prices
Weiss III HAr1s street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


BARCLAY ST. s4e-5 room up-to-date
apartment for rent.
BRIGHTON ANE---9 rooms; all improve
inents. Inquire 1s6 Smith Street.
CONNECTING OFFICES. z-For rent In-
quirs J. Wreielsheimer & Son. iS3 Smith
Street.
IAWRIE sr. ,sis-4 large rooms: an I'm.
pTovements except range ard bath.
LINDEN STREET. 73-5 rooms and bath /:
all improvements. Maasopust Brothers 4
Company, ts2 state street.
MAPLE sT.-Adjolning Board Of Trade
Building; store, up-to-date: just COM
pieted; also loft 5ox60 Apply Hardimaa
4 Wigman. Raritan Building.
MARKET sr., SIT rooms. hath and kit
ehenette; newly decorated: all improve
ments ss5. INQUIRE sS Market Street.
MCCLELLAN ST. 2S5-Store Inquire d.
Splitter. 1S2 Lewis Street
NEVILLE ST. sss-5 room fiat; all i'm
provemenis except heat, gas and electric.
Inquire. lis William 81.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE, 2os--Store. .
rooms in rear. including kitchen; rent
reasonable. Gluek. Tel. 1885.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. a04--s rooms /;
all improyements. INQUIRE, Tel. l725.
OVERWHELMINGLY occupied by E. V.
Eskensen. lis Water Street for rent. In
quire office. Perth Amhoy Dry DOCK CO.
BRICK BUILDINGS story. suitable for
storage or factory purposes. Perth AM
boy Trust Co. Real Estate Department
CONNECTING oFFICES-For rent. In
quire Room 500 Board OF Trade Building.
smith AID Maple streets.
I'LATS-with improvements Inquire s.
Msndel. 30 Rector St Tel llse-M.
RoOMS---sss; all improvements. Inquire
Se4 Market s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
GOOD THINGS TO EAT

=--=z-=--=-=----------- -.
BAMBY BREAp-Fer Health And NaseF
has no equal At Your Grocer ef Sa@'
mems Model sase-y. -
BREAD-And Cakes Of quality Sss en-
at o. Brien's Bakery sSs AAdissn ~
cAKEs-RoliS Bread baked three taaes
aaIly. s. Eisner SEQ New EFanswsek
Avenue or at your grecers z--
COFFEE-Tea, Oysters. Clans. American
Coffee House. SCI state street SaRsesA
delivered ---z--z-----
WEDDING cAKE-Blrthday Cake freneA
pastry and delicious pies Cal 81 sfa-
hams Bakery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
AUTO REPAIRING. ETC.

AMBoY~ AUTO RADIATOR WORKS
Radiators, bodies and Tenders repaired
ist New Brunswick Ave. Tel TO-
Mack Truck Service and RepatrA FBc-
tory experts at your command. Perth
Amboy Garage 70 Madison Avenue.
AUTO TOPS-Recovered and repaired:
side curtains, radiator covers. blankets
lap ro6es, gloves. etc. P. Gatho1. lsa
New BrnnsMlek Ave. 1el 1850
AUTO TOPS-Made and Repaired. J. p
Johnson lss New Brunswick AvenDs-
Telephone 1861
AUTO BODY BUILDERS-AH kinda auto
repairing: high grade painting Perih
Amboy Auto Body Co New Bruns~iek
Avenue ana Laurie St Tel 1901
AUTO RADIATORS-Bo Bodies aud fendeFE
repaired. Federal Auto Radiator workA
III New Brunswick Ave. lei. lSse.
AUTO ToPS-sids Curtains, SIP Covers
made and repaired. J. Slauftsky. fss
New Brunswick Ave. Tel lss2-a.
BRING-Yoar repairs 70 Gardeners Ra-
pair shop. where we have every ra0dsrn
facility for handling all makes % cars.
Ssxton's Garage Hudson and Essex SER
vice is Smith Street. Phone Isl.
COUNTY BRIDGE GARAGE-Auto Re-
pairing; auto wrecking ssorsgs opsn
distributors for Middlessx County seldsn
Motor Truck "A 70 tons ts7 New
Brunswiek Avenue. Phone sIs.
MAJESTIC AUTO SERVICE joe LomsI.
Prop Somplsts evsrnan.os = q sRssl.a.1,. s.,.
sasEics 13s tdrst s. Tel Day Perth
Amboy IS. Nigh, Woodbridge 1ss-R
PERTH AMBOY GRINDING AND WELD
ING wORKS-1sl-sss Oak Street Perth
eyiindsrs. crank shafts ani maehins parts
scored. eylinders and cracked EsteF jack
cts weldsd whsn possso.s- Phone i17l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
ELECTRICAL. RADIO. ETC.

E1-kaS-rRic aaAfr1sSS- Esgxa-e1 reHoEza-
al wSrz gC1ra1teeas ass o1zENr aaas
ans sxeoasgeG- Fer1A A~eeF Ele<trsr
g. - AS1i.ee sveeae Tel 1871
C. : RADIO CQzP0RATIo<-W esr-x
. fzis lize - pa-sSs rss.sy rn1zs SIS. nszs
e1l1 49, rspalre1 J. SzsrslaE Las
e=ksA esFsoa - -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
PIANO TUNING

F7ENO AID FlE-AHza PiASo TU&sssCs-
A. Rs-r5rzrE- F-r rfEss W1rk C.
<s-l-~s---- f9s S-sf- = T-s t1ss-N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
BUILDING MATERIAL

9AaDW 1RE-FSs7a PSiafE Os11 vI--
rfsssA Wza P1reT FAlz1er8 Suppiass
NsE G0sdfs-a tii s<ats s. Peons SCI
LI8N RER-MARc1'E rAtersaL o4rdwsre
AL hsa n3E reSftzE szd caf11A , n
Sare-ssA ftl SArrs Ave Tsl iff3
pa NTS-AraAnzte L@&1 L4EAeee CEL
pfs-re1e Rsnas Mzxe1 Fatzl s. e gEls9n
5 Koch tst stArs ssreek Pee3. lSls
ROOFING 6 f1r rszr zfn s15s ana
sz-hal- -..slzE = J. Gal3ss- zst SzRh
s.rss.- Tzl ssf
E[e1F PAN T-SzaczEl % k5Ek KFa1s ra1-
-.f-- - glFf ps- EA1lu1 Ke-y a Ez-
AIsn5sz ca = saith SlEsst
T4RNESH AID STAtN-En csc aFpito1-
80 - aAs soztes c. RAzzs Had
e9ar-e~s - Ssate 9 PAses ista
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
FLORIST

cI1RK TaE FLUETs7-Sss7ss 81 asa7
= fsreanzzr EasatrA Fip9sfe for a. ne-
rs~soas cass r-sA T<s fhfM
<TRTTE Tf7x rflIRISr- Fhszs fga
PsEu2 esrnA pqs Fa1Aza 81 tazEers
tesa4 e=sssz.s > s.s''.s.'s - q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04

,..ss,.ssss.s t5a IA ,,ss4sass >s|esfLte sefss
- F,s.aassexl, r.heN - aeH zeh eefiVStsst
rSl Ell sts Nse.ret Asefee ---ss.
,Ss9R<a ANz--Ana 3Aan.esz Z 7ess s.s.s..
eees sHss aI~s sef eseHssl - -. -
ar Sas "a sss SeN
1sesvN ANe.NN HkNe "a. - =
- = ssesp fess - zek -. fesseFe.
STA NanIh 0eeH set ses ..-ssa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
SHOE REPAIRING

S,s75e. sep.5Ss,rs-- oa5ls eaa passt sess
go ~ agfner nsaa 4scN-esi esssts
Ssnnsra ges mssA Hs5et s-es1
S5S.sf eEHS4Rl Nh knkifss Hessf-
sfsIe s=asea Unl5ea >sss Se7sif+ff -
e4s Srnah street .z-=--s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
WANTED

GoG4Nl&S-Aaz zra6aag ksAEs gSs Ne eay
sea s-1 sxShAz<e a. kiz3S Ek Tyad.
IS StA-P Is IS ScNge Strset
SNRSarg e EE-Ns pag Ana san sso0a.
ARa1 c1rnsaze n. J, GleirA. xta SKATE
Sireel Vsa sfS>W
S1zENl rC RB-Szco1s haas asxAesl prpces
eAtr sEcFtS hes3fag flocr eSaNsrtnEs fef
Sals SuSSreaa . SrNA 81 Hes ltat~J
- RNETC SE-Ns Say al kszss seooat
esss s1raaarS. . Hsassr tat Fayssts
street. csaze ssS-N-
sgsRNEEN BS--NsEs also AecozA h4as
tarnstCre ASlKA1 aosA sxceaarA1 gkncA
SAt-. sna S-ftA Street Tel isSt-l
sa17RNEEt RS--Ssco1f oAad- hezK1l ealt.
as scores rers sr1zE, ckffs IA ars rGke
sscre : &tsrzl kt1 S~lsA street.
CSEC IRE-EEctg3sat prscss gAis
Cx4 g er<t LarrsSt kcuSe - CeSatr
Rzg steve Axtar~A tea AAlzer, t3s
sSssa s<rsaS SAaas -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04

TRUCk klN-lofn
troek Eu-Bss
&c e'ourtrT CITY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
WANTED TO RsNT

=, 49, s>saSsrIs SesszS=@s - s vssaeea
81 sasa flsf. Tel ssss sssss-s--,.=.
raNTFIs--rass Moons Sss ve'teaea'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
LOST AND FOUND

DOG~-Hema black and white pup stolen
from reofs party holdlng dog lis known.
netfer return to s9a Madison Avenue.
El4GlN MArcH-Lost sunday morning
between Nafu Avenue ard Augusta 81.
south Amhoy Initials M. II. X" Re
ward il returned TO 55a Ward Avenue.
south Amhoy
BLACK TRAVELLING BAG-Apparently
picked up by mistake IN front ot skokos
fguit store 1890 Sunday night Reward
x returned 10 Skokes.
HOUND nOG--Found. Owner can have
same hY paying Tor advertisement. SIS
Johnstene Street.
lsOST--sa II. ~ inch cotton fire hose with
brass couplings Reward II returned X.
VI AfflerbAch Rubber CO. 3Q7 State ST.
Teiephone Aes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
INSTRUCTION

sES&A RDr ScHlsal- ksF Rf-SiSs-- SSssl1
tzseraessers srssSs7tsrz trs.suasntz fzr-
qtsAsA trxe a SAITH Streel Pe<sA
Sasesa 2 & -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04

AUTO RADIATOR WORKS =
Radiators, bodies and Tenders repaired
ist New Brunswick Ave Tel. 1897.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04

EoNlNG-5HueTEl
where, E1vluH
S-zH Apsrua
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04

Observation-Disclosures Avenue; rooms
stucco bungalow; every improvement; lot
toNleo, garage l6N2o; room above; cash
$1,000. co. balance easy terms. Charles L.
Steuarwaid Inc SOS Smith Street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04

LORDS-Frame bungalow with rooms
all improvements except heat; concrete
cellar, price SIS0e; very small amount
cash. Charles L. Steuerwald, Inc. ssS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04

HOPELAwN-Loretta ST: near City Line;
room single house with garage. $4,000
easy terms Inquire J. hreielsheimer and
Snn I2s Smith s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
GARAGES FOR RENT

FEsENAIz GAEAGE-Esr rsat ~ rs
szsEhsez Ave. ireene 5ours.alvz-
PNlVaER GARAGE-Fc- reat- lss Sszsh
Frsrss street,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04

ueEuE S1n-aFs Al
steve uu usiuE -
r. E-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
FOR SALE

ANNUAL SALB-CRsh Registers. SllcinE
Maehin11 Computing Scales Meat Chop
pers k.Stures Save money. FendI 20
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
TRY THESE COLUMNS
AND WATCH THE
RESULTS
BUILDING TRADES

s.srsIrrN AND MISUNDERSTANDING
-, etix attended TO, Alez camppeil'
- Nnw erpnsMlek Avenue Tel hls
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04
FURNISHED ROOMS


Elm ST.. 5ss-Room. private family; all
eonyenleaeesi gentlemaa prefsrree.
GORDON ST, ss-Furnished rooms for
nsht hoasekeeping: al im7rovements
HALL AVE 23s-Rorln and board, p-i-
va1s family. steam heat. Ms. Nelson.
HOTEL REAINGTON-S77 Smith Street
steam heated; meals served; also regular
board Tel ts4
REARNY Ave. gss-Fnrnishea room
good home for -lshi party.
kEARNY AVE. iss-FaTalshsa room; +;
private family
NARKEr ST. 354-Large TooTn. privilege
of making coffee mornings
MCCLELLAN ST. sss-Rooms fer light
hogsekeep.nE
MCCLELLAN ST. ssT-l single room: !
double room. al Improvements
PRoSPECF sT.. Sl7-Furnishsd room; al
Improvement steam heat
SMITH ST. I7k-Third floor. pleasant r0orl
steam heat: al ilarroveusnt
SMITH ST. .aE-Furlishea room for
Eentler1eni private family
STATE sT. z31-FuEnishsd room; suit
STATE sT-Farnished roosii. steam heat.
l1quire 1ss New BE1nsSiek Avenue
STATE 81. 1Fi-Furnisssa roon fer
ns1L
WALTERS HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
Up-to-tzta Furnished Rooms By
pay or b the Week
Regular Diansr-soc-SsrEsa From
l. A ~ to P. n.
A La Carte All Day
iki New Brunswick ATeaus
WATER ST. lss-Furnlshsd room; az
c1zVeu1erEHS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04

IHoNOGRAPH-And records; ideal AEa'A
gift. 20 Oak ST, Railway, n. J Phone
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-04

EfE-usl1 Euster EuE
riI-uiruz uiEnr urr
IL sEE 3 "a. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-09-15

story books for blind children con-
tain raised pictures, which the little
ones linger over lovingly with their
fingers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-09-15

cushions er goin' back to the lights,
with pack" Alguin observed. point
ing to Peters preparations for the
trail.
Hawkins mine, the Dead Horse.
Might as well go through with it. l
guess. How far is 1t from here and
how does one get there?"
Peter thought he detected return
of the crafty look in Buffers eye, as
the latter answered:
IAN hell couldn't get you by the
pass. lest you carry an o. X. from
J. u"
"Why?"
Dunno. jest orders. that's ALL
You'll find all the boys layin' up at
the pass that was warmin' the fire
here last week; they amt feelin' any
too good about the ffty thousand
berries they think yer holdin' out on
EN- either"
I'm hum" Pete reflected and stood
thinking quietly for a moment. That
being the case. guess I'll go back to
Moapa, and finish my job in these
parts. right off,
AT these words slight frown came
over Alguin's face. and he attempted
to pass signal to Bull, but Pete in
tercepted it.
Might as well tell me about it,
boys. Don't start holding out. al
Well" AlguIn confessed. u amt
crazy to have you layin' around
Moapa. / don't mind sayin' I'd rather
you wuz as far up In the mountains
as -mightll let you CO."
me, too" Butler added
well. seems to me that's up to
you fellows" Pete replied. I'm for
going. right off. Get me by the pass
and that's all l want"
Butler and Alguin accepted the
xKyn pIS g,ff I'D sWL ed
to hold a consultation. Pete oblig-
ingly gave them an opportunity. At
length they called to him phil.
here Butler started, "is thinkin' IL
wouldn't be safe. Mountains get hard
this time a year, you mightn't get
The question limited of clumsy
trick
That's the chance you're taking"
Pete answered. calmly. Maybe l
then the lids off. and you fellows are
in for IL. Maybe / will get through,
then things stand as they are"
"Yeh," Alguin persisted. "Figgerin'
We get you by the pass. how's any
body goin' to know what's happened
to your"
Don't worry about that. just you two
keep your fingers out of what happens
to me. and things will be fine. Only
just don't start-anything."
say Acb , get NM DN. ne bcNlcI
up there than hanging around Moapa,"
Alguin urged, evidently convinced that
Pete held the whip hand.
The discussion, more a matching of
wits than an attempt to establish a
program, at length resulted in an
agreement, on the part OF Butler and
Alguin, to pass Pete by the barrier of
the Salmon Tooth guards, and TO start
him out as best they could toward the
Dead Horse mine.
It was nearly noon when the trio
emerged from the building that had
held Pete prisoner for so many weary
days. At first, the pure joy of walking,
the feel of frosty air and the close prox-
unity of towering snow-covered noun
tains thrilled him. The two submissive
gangsters who walked in single file be-
fore him were apparently. he observed,
as unused to travel as he himself, as
their pace was slow and laborious, a
circumstance for which he was duly
grateful, for, Of the three, he alone car
ried pack.
It was expected that Salmon Tooth
pass would be reached by shutdown, and
that the buildings there would afford
shelter for the night.
As the journey progressed. however,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-09-15
DOLLINGS OFFICIALS
FACE PROSECUTION
President and Secretary In
dicted on Ia Counts-Lat-
ter Arrested.
BY me Associated Press.

Blythe Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, September 10
First attempt at criminal prosecu-
ton of heads of the r. La Dellings
Company, which with a number OF
it's subsidiaries has been thrown into
receivers hands as a result of alleged
fraudulent transactions, resulted in
the arrest of Dwight Harrison, secre-
tary and treasurer. and the issuance
of warrents for the arrest of Will
liam c. Benham, president of the
company.
The warrants for the arrest of
the two company officials were issued
as a result Of the Preble county
grand jury returning fourteen In
dictments against them at Eaton, IN
which they are separately and jointly
charged with having obtained large
sums Of money from Preble county
citizens under false pretenses and
with making false statements con-
ceruing the financial stability OF sub
stuiaIy companies.
Harrison In Jail.
Harrison was taken to Eaton where
he spent yesterday in Jail while his
attorneys were attempting TO furnish
$4,000 bond demanded by Common
Pleas Judge Abel C. Reisinger. Ben
hams bond was fixed at the same
amount. but late today he had not
yet sbeen apprehended. Smith Ben
nett, counsel for Benham, announced
tonight that his client would sur
render at Eaton today.
The numerous indictments charge
Benham and Harrison with obtaining
money under false pretenses and with
aiding and abetting the X. l.. Dollings
Company and International Note and
Mortgage Company to obtain money
under false pretenses.
Hints Mt other Indictments.
Announcement Of the Preble county
grand junys action and the arrest
Of Harrison was made by Attorney
General q. G. Crabbe, who, with two
OF his assistants, aided County Pros
ecuter Ralph c.. Sever in presenting
the case to the grand Jury. Attorney
General era be announced this morn
ing his office will cooperate with
Prosecutor Sever in prosecuting Har-
rison and Benham.
1t also was intimated by the attor-
ney general, who pointed to larg z
safe said to contain important evi-
dence against the Dollings officials.
that other indictments of a very
serious nature might be sought in
similar grand jury investi gation
here against Benham and Harrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-09-15
n1TH6ESoRIEs
6rbEDTIrfE
Peter Rabbit Grows More and
More InquiSitiVe.
The one who very little knows,
ms Iguui auCe wIIl soOn eXpOEe.
-Grn.nAtr. tho TLtrtla

Spotty the Turtle had invited Peter
Rabbit to go with him for lunch, and
Peter was delighted. You show the
way and I'll follow" said Peter.
"All right" replied Spotty. You
keep right at my heels"
Now Spotty was sitting on the end
of partly sunken log in the Smiling
Pool, where for some time he had
been taking a sun bath. No sooner
were the words out Of his mouth
than he Owed on the end of that old
log into the water. Peter, sitting on
the bank, waited for Spotty's head to
appear above the surface. He thought
Spotty was going to swim over to the
bank where he was sitting and that
then they would go together for
Spotty TO get his lunch.
So unSlspectingly Peter waited and
waited for Spotty's head to pop out
of the water. He waited and waited
and waited, but there was no sign of
Spotty the Turtle.
This Is queer" muttered Peter,
growing more and more impatient.
Il don't see what can have happened