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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-31

Professor w. d. Moriarity of the
University of Washington recently
urged members of the Washington AS
ISOLATION of Commercial Organization
Secretaries to exert themselves to
keep high school and college gradu-
ates in their home towns. "a high
school graduate represents an invest
ment of $4,000 and college graduate
one of $4,000, whether he looks it or
not" said Professor Moriarity.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-31

member of the gang and accepted her
as good workman. They did all they
could to make her work lighter and
spirit of good fellowship prevailed.
Inspector Is Pleased.
At the end of another three weeks
the big mixer had worked its way
to the end of the road and the work
was finished. The men wanted to
give their plucky fellow worker some
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-31

token of their good will and show their
appreciation of her work But flowers
or candy seemed hardly appropriate
for girl who had worked day after
day in the heat and cement dust to
earn school money. So they made up
a substantial purse from their own
earnings to add to the 81 per day she
had been receiving
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-31
dresses to Isabel"

dresses 10 Isabel.
'The woman is madl" cried Lady
Lydiard. do you actually suppose,
Miss Pink, that Alfred Hardyman
could by any earthly possibility marry
your niece?"
Not even Miss Pink's politeness
could submit to such question as
this. She rose Indignantly from her
chair "Are you aware, Lady Lydiard,
that the doubt you have just ex-
pressed is an insult to my niece and
an insult to me|
(To be continued)
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-31

Construction bosses are not in the
habit of encouraging or even tolerat-
ing poor work from their men. In
ing poor work from their men. The
comment made by the Inspector on the
work of the paving crew when he in
spected it at the completion of the
job can be taken for all it is worth.
His final remark was: There should
be a girl like that nipping sacks on
every cement mixer"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-31

If you don't want to can the rooster,
you can can him from the flock
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-08-31

Know what it costs to produce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

kAs lilsaki json besnpcni.
:" Pfi5el jaem X na&leiu, Ee ne
kdy lekafi jsou' heEmocni," pi-
ae p. Arne Paaersen = Wynd-
mere, Sew. Dakota. s.Moje
manzalka trpeia zlneovlmi ka
msaly 20 tficet rokd IA radAa
Sc 8 nnoha l&kafi, Nsak len 8
malym tispechem. HlavnE il II
kali, 5e 0perace jest jedinou
|xeci, jez by ji pomohla. Roz-
hodla Sc zkusih Hoboka. Vyu-
zila sest lahvi tohoto lelu -
to bylo hned pied ctyfmi roxy
"a AMI jediny pfiznak nemoci
Sc cd te Dolby neobjevil. Pffpa-
| dy jako tento daily ,dobre jme.
no tomato proslulemu dom&cf.
mu prostfedku. Nevzdavejte sc
nad6je, dokud jste MIN ne
podnilali zkousku." Neni to; le.
! i}&rnicly lek. Piste ma DR.. Pc
ter Fahrney and Sons Co., 2501
washington Blvd, Chicago
I'LL.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
PozAR " KOSTELE Ma
QUINCY AVE.

Y The Second Innnanael 10.
|stele ma rohu quincy ! vNch,
10. VI. nr&Me uprostBed pohox-
|nosti, ~ pfit0mnosti as 30 Hle.
|pl cinlrFe, wpuN n&sledhen
pfetopeni otopu polar. Kolea.
jdopci radni ]. F. Curry, dp
jeho4 wardy ,dDev6nf koaEs'
|pahfi, sci n&hDdou .kolem 20.
liceinim ksptanem Fuanl1er'
|smithem . kdyk spetfili vxatu-
Rovai &vm, hnsA povalali ha.
side. Mezi pivst temily naafa'
|la panika q n diveho smatlnl
|se vSe hrnNlo Ike dwefim, tai
ze rekolik zen o1ndlelo. BvN
~ pomoci Curyho a Smiths
Fvyneseny . dopraweny do bkz.
ke lekany, kde Sc zahy zota'
Willy. Pastor kostela Ch. r. 10
mes 0dhaduje Skodu as NJ
$4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

Bapnersville, O., 8. ledna.-
n. N. Foulke, 5Q.letv, obchod
nj ,cestniici 2 Columbus, zastfe
Ill Sc v jednom zdejsim hotelu
vdera v noci. Zanechal Sest 40
EpisG, jeden koronerovi, jeAen
sve zene ostatni pf&teldm, v
Lnichz vysvetluje, ze utrpel
Naznou poEuchu ,nervI. v dopi-
Sc koronerovi pravi, ze prijel
do Rarnersville usnartit Sc, po-
nevada zde jest jejich rodinny
lMbitovni pozemek q tudiz bu-
de usetfeno vyloh "a dopravu
It8la. Dopisy patrne napsal Y
Columbus . sem pax pfijel y
automobilu. Pravi sc, re mat.
lka Foulke-ova .sp&chala sebe'
ivrazdu pred 35 roxy ze ROW.
nez otec jeho, Elwood Foulke
IdrivejM serif okresu Belmont
skoncl zivot vlastni rukou
pred deseti lety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
VcEllEJM TRJAFloD4
NESTESTl.

Autptruckem NJ nafst9 hvl
usmrcen 65-lety Sam Cali, z (,
a064 vych.. l26. ul., kdyz vcsea
y xidseskehe sicatcince 50eo
Moodland sae. uaeloua q ped
primo 90 'dr&hy vozidla.
Na 'Euclid aye. a vych. 12,
ul. byia sre&ena sutem k zenl
,62-let8 slecna n. RaArie, z &
12407 Superior sNe. a . roz9i
tou iebakou dovezena do, ne.
mocnice NJ Huron nd.
7-lety George Hqxtsr 226f
AshAapA Ave. hn nh vtch 56
|ul. = GeRtpal ave. pkejet ~
kladnim autem a leten ,jeat ,
|pempcpici M. LukaSe, i'A, ],
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
NAPADLY SNlH STOJf RO.
MAAikF eagee eENNE.

Jak NNQocital ;ulicni komi-
saf Areiam S. H. Mudroch, sto-
il mseto Cleveland odklizeni
pAanaAAaho snehu prave $4,000
Flea&dy den. 400 ~ 500 muz6
namk kstmaW& Sc tOuto praci
dnem j n0ci. Mnozi 2 mich
|arci jsou zamestn&ni pri de-
partementp pro cisteni uic y
stale slulEbe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

~ n y fsNF 7'AS y ~ y - y
Ro olhAds sc pfevlkll, dial
zapf&hnouti a jel. Kdyz Sc
blzil Ice dvorcf;. zMaStni dz-
kost Sc hosznocnila. Pies vse-
chay b1vale z&sady, xrale kaz-
dt Gin waxiti, noGina; si' ten
tokrate pfekotn9. d&y&. sc strh-
nouti WASN'T, . COZ Adyz sku-
TEX, jejz podnika, neni SPRAY
ny? Nemel by byti oparn4jSi
a poodd&liti koneGne slovoa
Bylo to zvlastni, ze takovy
'strach, jako nyni, "a celou noe
q 20 cele dopoledne Sc v mem
neozYal az teprve nyni, kdyz
.uz byl teTner u cile sve cesty.
Co je mi? ,Snad je to nasle.
dek probde ele.noci, vypiteho vi
ma a vyleoufenyeh ,doutnfka /!
Jsem detina byloTby zbabele
kdybych nyni PRO malicheEne
obavy couval 9 sc bal. ..Jalmi-
la je mlada a byt' by sbyla Sc
be tekauajsl, mole silna; fpka
il povede q jeji dust vychova,
ably mi byla ,opravdu pfedme-
tenn me radosti q blalha. Il.
Nez kocar .stanul, byl jiz' u.
klidnen, q kdyz spatril, jak
7statkarka s Jarmilou vych&ze.
il pred obytne staveni, ably he
uvitaly; yratilo Sc ono nadse-
nj, 's.ktere donna prozival. Obe
bNly pouze zupanech a take
jejich 1cesy prozrazovaly, ze
cele dopoledne prospaly a po-
tom jen narychlo Sc upravily,
Ale Jarmila We SVEN rdzov6m
zupamku byla stejn6 rozkosna
jako We sve plesove toalete a
jeji oblidej. ,bN moxno-li jestf
sv6zejsi a vabnejsi nez v noci.
Oci Sc il smaly q celia jeji po,
stava byla pima nepokoje.
Statkarka v tmavomodren
zupanu yypadala jeSte silnejs
nez ma plesu a Ginila ,dojem
mlade, detmi pozahnane mat
ky, ktera je dostatkem obklo,
pena.
"Nezaspall jste?" volala nj
Tardona.
"Byl jsem w od osmi hodia
zamestnan," odpovidal, sestu,
puje 8 kocaru. "Damy bezpo
chyby vic trpely nevyspanin
nez ja."
Priblizi sc k MIN a libal je
jich ruce. Jarmila 81 jeho ru
ku ponechala We sve a vedla hi
dovnitT.
"Ale, Jarmila, nebud' nezpi
sobna," karala il matka. lob
tezujes pana Tardona."
Jarmila pustila jeho ruku
iaksi udivene Sc ma mlynar
podivala. Ale ten Sc zmocni
6eji rdky a pevne il stisknuv
ma okamzik sc zastavil.
"Milostpani, i pro mne bu
de mnohem milejsi, kdyz bud
meme obradnosti a vice upTim
ne srdecnosti. Nehn6vejte sc
prosfm, hned nastane jasno.' .
"Boze, j Wy jste Sc tedy tail
poblaznil," povidala veselyn
povzdechem a veSla Mapped d
pokoje, prosla Jim, az sc ocitl
w tax zvanem paradnfm poke
il, nahrazujicim mestske salc
ny. Jarmila tise sc smejic, 81
$ Tardonem, ktery poneku
rozechveny q vazny nasleds
wal v patach statkaf'ku. Prips
dslo j vse yelice komicke, me
ia velikou radost, ze dnes bl
de zasnoubena, .ze dnes il bud
Tardpn libati a re bude "a NJ
vestu prohlaSena. Ze by til
;prejimala nejake starosti, al
il nenapadlo. Byla opravd
amotMem, ktery poprye CHIT,
sokusiti :sladkeho nektaru = n!
znal zadne prek&zky, jez ;
mu mohla braniti v jeho tu'
be-"
"Mtilostiva pani, dovoluji
2 n II u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

PRIJME Sc radna divka ma
domaci praci. Dobry sdomov
pro hodne devce, dobry plat.
Haste sc v els. 1928 Mayfield
Rd., Tel. Fairmount 1943 r.
10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
Roclaapitelns.

Co tomu rikas, ze v AmeriI|
.ce phi volbach prohrali pfivrl
zenci prphihiee? /;
Patl'ne anekoupili volicimj
dost piva!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

PR0DA Sc jednorodinny dunn
6ti tpokojich, Timed k naste-
hovani. Naleza Sc ma Oakfield
Ave., hlize vych. 131. ul. lCena
S6550.0O Haste Sc u ,Chas.
Dusty, 1891 E. AZ. ul. Wash
ington Park. Tel. Union 846-L
Ill
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JEHo DkUHA lena,

Napaal Bohsmil zahradnfk- -Brodsky.

e%4e1se1eeoe4e e>1$1&111$%&]
pana mlyn&fe r&da?"
Misto ,odpovedi poxesila Sc
mu kolem krku a lfbala no ve-
lice b0uflixe. Byl dojat . vinas
il k sobe, take il polibil.
"Marn6 jste Sc mne ma do
VIOLENT ptah, DEF Bdh, abyste
byh spolp #'astni," povidala
dojata . OBJ j Evlhly.
JanmiAs 4ndtrhnuxsi sc od:
Tardona, ohytila il take kolem
hrdla a srnejfc Ne, hasit9 il "
bala. A kdyt Sc Wwin1la -
jeji naruci, Tardon Sc .tEz mi
'bizil, aby il ruku polibil, ale
statkafl1a vxala jeho h1auu Ao
dlani q Mtiskla mn hlutny po-
Hbek.
"Hohu dia0v, W jste 81 tedy
zadani a ia doufam, Ee to bude
K vaSemu St&stl. Ved' ux jaime
jake svoji a nech&me vaech
poklon q vseho yyk&ni. Roaad'
Sc, Kornele, q ty, JarmAo, hled'
at sweho snonbence pohashis. =
"Ja nechti, il 4od nsho ne
p1jdu," prohlaaovala 'vzdoro-
vite, chytajic ho "a Tukp 8 "a
vasujic Sc pod jeho rams. go
tya pfisel, uz bys me I'd ,nsho
odhanela.' !. At pfinesou svaci-
nu sluzky." y T.,
"A ja mann behati, ne? TO
by byl pekny poradek. Hezky
poslechni a nehnevej. To je
,powinnosti kazde hodne neve.
sty, aby 81 sxeho zenicha oh.
slouzila sama. Uc sc tomu,
brzy budeS denne delati."
"Vzdyt' snad budu miti sluz
ku," poyiAala maliSko uraEe-
me.
"Kdybys mela deset sluzek
hodna zena musi dohl6dnouti
ably muz mel pohodli a aby he
ydomov tesil. Musis il hnaa /
pocatku Ike ysemu vesti, ona js
jeate ucin9ne dite."
"Mne De to m!ilejsi, nez ahS
byla pTilis zkusena," hajil j
opatrne. Ones souhlasil 8 TAI
milou a tesilo no, xe cd nehe
nechce sc vzdaliti.
"Tak vidis, ale abys- nerekla
re jsem neposlusna, pIjdu. =
INepomlouvejte mne tady, ne
DO 81 mic nepovidejte, co man
talky slYSsti. Al pfijdu, po
tom toho mann ma cele plldne.
Odhehla jake svetelny papr
SEX a Tardon sledoval il zari
cim pohledem.
''Vidis, jaka je. Nekdy j
ldomlonMam, k tomu sci onom,
]wedu, ale dovede Sc vysmek
nouti a potion il 'kazej jak jer
chces, jen Sc smeje, nebo mi
.chyti a liba a jsem bezbram
ma"
"Je to Mamka, ze ma do
bre srdce."
"To ma. v jejim srdci men
false. A 4dobra6ka je. Kdyb.
slo pc jejim, vsechno by roz
dala a sama by nemela mic. =
1 Ale myslivam 81, ze je to leps
vlastnost, nez ably byla lako
ma. Nejsem sice ieste toll
stara, ale leccos jsem We syet
/ videla, a n,ohu rici, ze nejhor
81 vlastnost ma svete jest lake
a
lmost u zenske. Znam domac
i lnosti, kde je vseho ihojnost, al
1neni tam stesti. A stesti tar
neni, protoze je tam lakota. \
] takove domacnosti ziti je he
Y tove peklo."
\ ''To je spravne, ami ia bye
lakome zeny nesnesl."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

PMJNE Sc zepa "a ,hospody-
nj. Dobry plat. Haste Sc v ne.
deli v els. 3839svlch. 58. vi. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

PRIJM0U Sc bejstovacky a
|dod6lawacky ma kabaty. Haste
Sc u Tom. Novotny, $3.50 e. So.
4ulica. I.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

PhJS0E 6E pan Ma byt Sc stra-
YOU, aneb beze stravy. Haste
Sc v els. ,34QO yxch. IS. .ul., roh
Morton. Ill
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

PRIJMoU Sc pani ma byt, diva
bloky od kary. Adresa Sc
sdelf v adm. t. listu. 1-lO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

PkIJMOU Sc PAM MA BYT.
Haste Sc v els. 4161 2. 123.
st. z Miles Ave. 1-l0
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

PRODA Sc delikatesni stor ma
St. Clair Ave. a vych. 1O5. ul.
Tydni pfijem kol 500. Blizsi
sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman v elsie
1919 Kinsman Rd:, mezi Z. a
8. hod. vecer. 1-lO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

PRIJM0U Sc devcata prisivat
rukavy M kahaty. Haste Sc
u J. Rartlhka, 1907 Jewett
Ave. Ill
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iPRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
obchod q delikatesni, prode-
jem skolnich potreb {. 31O7
w. lit. st. blize Lorain Ave.
Najem re storu a obydli pouze
$500 v okoli 8 mil neni po-
dobneho obchodu. Cena $14O0.
Tez majetek mozno koupiti "a
levnous cenu. lis
.PRoDA Sc pekarna Z. 154o2
Madison Ave: Lakewood, ty-
dni obchod "a ehotove pres
5000. Je tam bytso 5 poko-
jich " okoli til nlilneni spo-
dobneho .obchodu. Haste Sc
Il Mr.. Zimmerman, 1912 Kin
man Rd. 1-16
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-13
FIRMS INCORPORATE

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 13.-The
following certificates of incorporation
have been filed in the county clerks
office today:
Sorensen Realty and Construction
Company, ITS High street, Perth
Amboy Capital of s125,000 divided
into 1850 shares of 500 each. This
incorporat tors, all of whom live In
Perth Amboy and receive fifty shares
each are: Anton Sorensen, 166 Lewis
street; Herman Ellis, South Second
street. Samuel Tucker, 5S Brighton
avenue and Alexander Kosene, 175
Smith street.
Industrial Minerals & Metals Co.,
office foot of Charles street, Perth
Amboy. Engaged in sampling and
treating of minerals bearing ores
and dealers of mineral products.
Capital of $125.000 divided into
shares of $1,000 par value. The
incorporators are M. A. Predm ore,
H. F. Predmore and Nathan Scatter
good, live in Red Bank. They re-
ceive ten shares each.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-13
FATHER IN TRYING TO
SAVE SON IN SEWER
IS ALSO OVERCOME
Arthur Jensen and Father,
Soren 7. Jensen Saved by
Edward Stahl, of Fords
GAS MAIN WAS BROKEN
Boy Gives Alarm and Uncon-
SCiouS Bodies of Two Men
Are Recovered

FORDS, Oct. 13:-Two men were
almost asphyxiated when gas main.
running parallel to the sewer now
being built, burst shortly after $3.50
o'clock this morning. Arthur Jensen,
twenty-three years old, of Belford,
N. j., was at work on digging the
sewer when the machine used in the
excavation work struck a gas pipe
and enveloped him with the poison
Gus gas. Before he was able to cry
for help he fell alongside his ma.
chine in the tunnel and remained
unconscious.
A few minutes later boy on hia
way to school chanced to look into
the sewer depth and noticed the
body of a man in a state of coma.
He ran to the nearest store where
by chance was Soren 7. Jensen, fifty
one years old, of New Brunswick
avenue, and father of the man oveE-
come. He secured a rope and lower
| ed himself into the excavated
ground. Before being able to get the
rope about the body of his son, he
too was overcome by the gas odor
and staggered helplessly on top of
his sons body.
BY this time a crowd of speeta-
tor swatched the scene. Edward J.
Stahl a garage man of New Bruins
wick avenue, went to the rescue of
the men and after sbattling for
some time bought the father and
son out of the dug hole. Still in an
unconscious condition both were
taken to the Perth Amboy City hos
pital by Police Officer Sundquist OF
the Woodbridge force.
Tho men remained in the condi-
tion they were brought in for nearly
three hours. The father gained
consciousness shortly before noon.
while his son Arthur was still in Il
serious condition at this hour. lie
Is expected to recover.
The officials of the gas company
were notified by the Woodbridge pn-
lice of the accident and advised 70
make immediate repairs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-13
FLAMING CROSS
At JAMESBURG
BootIeggers Beware is Notice
Posted on CroSS-No DEM
onstration or Meeting

JAMESBURG, Oct. 13:-Shortly
after o'clock last night about
twenty-five or thirty automobiles
bearing hooded and robed Klansmen
passed through Jamesburg stopping
at the field in Davidson's woods, op-
posite the Jamesburg water stand
pipe where torch was constructed
swathed in rags, soaked with kero-
sene and ignited. The burning cross
attracted the attention of many who
made their way to the scene.
The Klansmen held no demonstra-
ton nor meeting but rode away after
the cross had burned for some time
Attached on the lower part of the
cross was a card bearing the words
"Jamesburg Bootleggers Beware :
which could be plainly seen by the
illumination caused by the flaming
cross. As the rags had not been
thoroughly soaked with kerosene the
cross did not burn up completely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-13
REGISTRATION
DAY TUESDAY
Last Chance for Voters to
Register for This Years
Election
ELECTION DAY NOV. 6
Republicans Engage Aviator
to Drop Campaign Litera-
ture Over County Today
ELECTION DAY NOV. 6

Next Tuesday will be the last
registration day prior to the gen
eral election in November, it being
necessary for all of those who have
not as yet registered this year to do
so on this day Or they cannot vote
either for the county and city can
didates this election or at the pres
idential primaries in the spring.
Only once in four years do voters
have the opportunity to cast ballot
of their choice for president, but in
order to be eligible to vote at the
presidential primaries next year the
voter must have registered and voted
at this years election.
Voters have had two opportuni-
ties to register thus far, the first
registration day being on September
1 and the second on Primary Day,
September 25. There are great
many persons eligible to vote this
year who have not as yet registered
and 1t is in an effort to have these
residents go to the polls next Tues
day that the candidates and COM
mittees of both parties are working
hard in canVassing all parts of the
city.
Thus far the candidates have been
conducting a comparatively quiet
DuI IL 10 tApCClCd Ilittl iiiS
regular campaign meetings will get
under way next week and continue
until November 6, election day.
Out of the sky will come hutter-
ing today in all parts of the county
important information relative to the
candidates for office on the Rcpubli-
cln ticket Like snow fakes the
literature will descend on all sections
Il itst a1 frFN
an airplane driven by Lieutenant
Guy Mclaughlin, who spent seven
teen years in the navy, eight of which
was in the aviation division. lie al
so served as flying instructor. Lieu
tenant Mclaughlin will use j. N.
ID. naval bi-plane and will stan t
his Countrywide flight from Morgan.
A total of $4,000 circulars will be
dropped over the county and the
machine speeds from one extreme -
the other and it is expected that the
message carried Will fird its way
iuto the hands of voters in the mos
distant places. On the under side of
the wings will appear the names of
the candidates as follows:
Frederick Gowen, for sheriff;
Thomas l.. Hanson, Harold G. Hoff-
man, JOnn A. smith, LOT assembly
William S. Dey, Walter G. Quaken-
bush, ]. Fred Orpen. for freeholders.
Besides containing the names of the
| candidates the circulars will also
have a short sketch of each of their
lives.
The airplane will leave Morgan at
1 o'clock and proceed to South AM
boy, where circulars will be released
to float down on the population of
that city, from South Amboy the
plane will proceed to this city where
more circulars will be released. The
plane will then go to New Brunswick,
scattering circulars enroute. The
football game at Rutgers College
will be visited and circulars released
there. The flight will probably take
three or four hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-13
CONFERENCE At
DANISH N. {.
Election This Morning Fea-
ture of District Meeting
Held in this City

Much important business is being
transacted at the district meeting OF
the Scandinavian Methodist Episco-
pal churches of the Eastern States
which is being held in the First
Danish M. E. church, corner of JEFF
ferson street and Madison avenue.
Twenty-Five delegates are present at
the meeting and sessions were held
yesterday and are continuing today
The most important item in the
interest of the churches of the east
ern district taken up at the sessions
yesterday was the question of getting
the work enlarged to mission con-
ference, to be known as the Eastern
Mission Conference, and have a
bishop as its head. Lars Marum, of
Brooklyn, read very able paper on
this matter and the executive com
mittee was authorized to get behind
the movement and present it at the
general conference to be held next
May.
During yesterdays sessions Miss
Marie Nelson was selected by the
delegates as their representative to
the African mission field. She will
be supported by the eastern district
churches.
Services were held in the church
last night at which time DR.. George
b. Dean, secretary of the evange-
listic commission of the churches,
who is located at Philadelphia, was
the speaker. DIR. Dean gave a very
interesting address on Personal
Worl. "
- feature of today's session will
be the election of officers which is
scheduled for II o'clock.
At the business session prior to
the election of officers, Rev. w. X.
Nordus read a paper entitled Nor
NAL Christian Life" This afternoon
an dtonight Bishop Anton Bast will
be the principal speaker. The Rev.
Carl j. Conrad, pastor of the church,
will preside however. Bishop Bast
will deliver the sermon at the morn
ing services in the church tomor-
row.
The district meeting will be held
next year at Buffalo, N. Y.
Luncheon and supper is being
served to the delegates by the La
dies Aid Society of the church.
The election of officers at IL
o'clock this morning resulted as fol-
lows:
President, j. NJ. Beckstrom of
Brooklyn, reelected; vice president,
Lars Marum of Brooklyn, reelected; ;
secretary, c. j. Conrad, Perth Am
boy, reelected; treasurer, j. NJ, Sor-
ensen of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-13
GOLFER, HIT BY
CLUB, IS KILLED
Clarence E. Reed, Prominent
New Brunswick Republican,
Leader, Dies of Injuries

SOMERVILLE, Oct. 13. - His
skull crushed by chance blow
from a midiron in the hands of a
companion on the links, Charles
Reed, president of the New Bruns-
wick Republican Club and employe
of a New York Trust company, died
last night without regaining con-
sciousness.
1t was the first day of two-week
Holiday Reed was going to devote
to learning golf, after having gone
without vacation for several years.
And it was his second game-a four
some with Howard Stahlin and two
other New Brunswick city officials.
They were playing at the Raritan
Valley Country Club, doing their
own caddying.
Reed drove off at the third green.
AS he stepped back to pick up his
choice of clubs, Stahlin drove with
a midiron and strode after his ball.
Glancing back, he saw Reed lying
unconscious. Stahlin's midiron had
caught him over the left ear in the
follow through and he had dropped
without a murmur. He died late
last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-13
SONS OF ITALY HAVE BIG
CROWD At CELEBRATION

More than three hundred enjoyed
the annual dance and reception of
Christopher Columbus Lodge No. 3S3
Sons of Italy last night at Washing
ton hall. The. event in celebration
of the discovery of America by
Christopher Columbus, for whom the
lodge is named, was huge success.
Dancing which began at 8 o'clock
continued until late hour. The
music for the dancing was furnished
by Professor Satriano's orchestra.
The grand mard1 held at 10 o'clock
was led by Joseph Lombardo. chair
man of the arrangements, and his
wife and they were followed by
many couples. There were several
feature dances during the evening
one being an Italian dance. The
hall was decorated with American
Ind italian flags and everything was
done for the success of the affair.
The committee in charge of the
arrangements included Joseph Lom-
bardo, chairman, John Tesoro. Err
nest Signorino, Vincent Lambiase,
Ralph Notaro, Nicholas Veducci and
o. Galassi.