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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-24
MUSICAL !NSTRUM ENTS


MILTON PLAYER PIANO-On terms;
Leonard Player Piano, $500 on terms.
Used pianos bargain. sos. Concannoh's
Music Store, Woodbridge. Tel. 299. open
evenings.
PAY NOTHING UNLESs-You are thor
oughly satisfied. Try our Queen Anne
Special right in your own home. See
and hear for Yourself how fine an in
strument It Is. Unless you are perfectly
satisfied that 1t is worth at least $4,000
mere than its price. don't pay one cent
for i'll That's fair enough. isn't It?
Montalvo, Madison Ave. and Market ST
PHONoGRAPHS REPAIRED-An makes
expert mechanic; prices reasonable. Write
call or phone Perth Amboy S07. Phono-
graph Department. Albert Leon Il Son.
1895 Smith street, Perth Amboy. N. j.,
PHONOGRAPH RECORDs-And repairing
3 Dzlelak. s12 Smith Street.
PIANOs-Player Pianos and Photographs.
Moderately priced. Central Music Shop.
NJ. Zserai Prop. $50 Smith ST.. opp.
c. r. r. station.
PLAYER PIANO-Used 8 months: must
sell at once. Tel. 002.
PLAYER PlANO-S365 brand new "a Sc
leeted rolls ana bench. Brunton Piano
Co. S21 Maple Street Tel. 16.
USED UPRIGHT PIANos-SiJO. SOS and
$50: good sounding and in perfect condi-
ton; cash or credit. J. Smerling las
Smith st.
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CLEANING AND OYeING

MAJESTIC TAHoR-Dry CIeaning. Dye
ing Pressing! work called for. delivered.
Tel ai2 s5s Madison Avenue.
ORIENT Alamo Domestic rugs cleaned
eepaited also sell Oriental rugs remen
AN Rug CO... ass Hobart ST Tel 42S.
PERTH AMBOY HAND LAUNDRY
Flat and rough dry called Tor. delivered.
sl7A Maple Street. Tel 205o-
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, 6-With all latest
improvements, $50. Inquire Tel. SO.
BRIGHTON AVENUE, 163-Flat: all i'm
nrovements. Inquire American Garage.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

HALL AVE-, 229-Room and board; pri-
waite family; steam heat. Mrs. Nelson.
HOTEL REMlNGTON-377 Smith Street.
Furnished rooms by day or week: rooms
steam heated meals served: also regular
board Tel. t94.
MARKET ST. 3l3-Furnished front room.
all improvements.
MCCLELLAN ST. 267-l Single room: !
double -oom all improvements.
RECTOR ST. 17S-Furnished room for
gentleman. Tel. 1871.
WALTERS HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
Up-to-date Furnished Rooms BY
Day or BY the Week
Regular Dinner-50c-Served From
II A. Nj. to 8 p. NJ.
A La Carte All Day
l52 New Brunswick Avenue
WATER ST, 1862 rooms for light house,
keeping; all modern conveniences.
WATER ST. 163-Furnished room; all
modern conveniences,
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT

BAMBY BREAD-For Health and VigoT
has no equal Al Your Grocer or Sim.
mems Model kery.
BREAD-And Cakes Of quality. Get en-
at O'Brien's Bakery 2ss Madison Ave
.CAKES-Rolls. Tread baked three times
daiW. s. Elsner. 200 New Brunswick
avehue or at your grocers.
KFFEE-Tea, Oysters. CLANS. American
&&bffeA House. $40 State street. Orders
7DDfNG CAKE-Birthday Cake French
efrvA and delicious niea Cal at Ora
ln's sDakergr
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AMBoY AUTO RADIATOR Works =
Radiators, bodies and tenders repaired.
lb4 New Brnnswlck Ave. Tel 1907.
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TAILORING-FURRlERS
BUSINESS PERSONALS

LANDSCAPE MISUNDERSTANDING your
home with trees. shrubs and BverEreenH
Advice and estimates cheerfnlly given. J
Kloss. Carteret. N. ]. Tel Roosevelt sbl.
MISUNDERSTANDING. door checks;
lawn mowers sharpened; baby carriages
retired. ID. Dekon 81 Smith ST. Tel 2737
TAMPA DAILY T~IMBs-Tampa. Florida.
Want Ads ono cent per word: Florlda's
greatest daily classified medium. Write
ne for complete rate card
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LOTS o SALE

FORDS-Hornsby St. . choice lots; bar
gain to quick buyer. J. Kreielsheimer &
Son, 1913 Smith st.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE = Corner
lots 1O0N1O0 opportunity for builder;
price and terms are right. Charles i.
s~teuerwald. Inc. POS Smith st.
MISUNDERSTANDING Hill; lot 25x
100; $3.50; $500 down; $3.50 monthly.
white & Hess, Inc. 4 Green Street,
Woodbridge NJ 7. Phcas sS4>
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ANNUAL SALE-Cash Registers. Slicing
Machine Computing Scales, Meat Chop
pers, b.gtures. Save money. Feudt. %
Halsey 1t. near Central Ave. Newark.
4sH cANs-GalyaIlaed ircn Zoe. Gludk,
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FOREMEN
DAD XARn

IVINIWT ~
SCRAP YARD EXPERIENCE
Two-With thorough knowledge
of metals to work on scrapping
hips located Mt Mariners Harbor
nd Perth Amboy. State age, eX-
perience and salary. Address
J. l.. Bernard, Staten Island Ship
building Co, Mariners Harbor,
s. l., or Perth Amboy Dry Dock
Co., Perth Amboy. N. J..
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AUTO TOPS-Recovered and repaired:
side curtains, radiator covers. blankets.
lap robes. gloves. etc. p. Guthoff. 1874
New Brunswick Ave Tel 1fAn
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CASH REGISTERS-Scales. electric meat
choppers coffee mills. butcher fixtures.
Robert Prutz, 2s3 Elm 81. Tel. 1878.
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CLOTHNG-For the entire family: lib
erai credit Globe Quitting Co. 23s
Smith Street opposite c.. r. r, Station.
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AUTO BODY BUILDBRS-A1l kinds. auto
repairing. high grade painting. Perth
Amboy Auto Body Co. New Brunswick
Avenue and Laurie 81. 1el. 1bOl
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WHERE TO DINE

HOT FRANKFURTERS-With Chill
Sauce; stop at Famous Luncheonette;
state St. Cor. Smith; have the best; or
call 2430; we deliver anywhere in city;
any time.
NATIONAL LUNCH RoOM-And Restau-
rant. 63 Smith Street reopened for busl-
ness. Best regular dinner for soc.
PRESTO LUNCH And Bakery home
pastries. popular prices. open day and
night llS Smith Street
n FOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
frys and clam chowdeI 80 Smith st
Capt John whitworth Tei 667
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AUTO TOPS-Made and Repaired. J. r.
Johnson. ls6 New Brunswick Avenue
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ATTENTION
Mack Truck Service and Repairs. Fac
tory experts at your Perth
Amboy laraRe. ~ Madison Avenue.
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

HOMES-See Powell. for sale
and for rent. Main and Middlesex. Phone
Mammalian n7E
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Your repairs to Gardeners Rs-
pair Shop, where we have every modern
facility for handling all makes of cars.
Sections Garage Hudson and Essex Ser
vice. Is Smith Street. Phone 1871.
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BRACE AVENUE-1 family house; Z
rooms: steam heat; all improvements; lot
77xlOO: 3 car garage; garden fruits.
hedges. aerial: price s6500.00; cash
100000 Charles L. Steuerwald. Inc.
90g Smith Street.
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BURN OIL-Oliver Burners for ranges,
hea ting stoves and furnaces. 2S5 Elm
Sfraef. nenr Smith.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

CHICK FBBD-Scrateh, corn, laying
mash oyster she'll. Agent DR.. Peters
Kurtko 406 Lawrie Street. Tel. 2045
PRATTS BABY CHICK-Food anu
Baby Mash. p. A. Flour and Grain Co.
9Rq New Btunswick Avenue
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INSTRUCTION

BERNARDT SCHOOL or RUSIC-V Violin
Instructions a specially t-ns4suments fur
nished free. 81 Smith Street. Perth
Amboy N ]
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BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, with all latest
improvements, $50. Inquire Tel. SO.
BRIGHTON AVENUE. 163-Flat: all i'm
p~rovements. Inquire American Garage.
COLFAX ST. 344-6 rooms for rent. In
quire downstairs.
CONNECTING OFFICES 2-For rent. In
quire j. Kreielsheimer & Son. 1873 Smith
Street.
MAPLE sT.-Adjoining Board of Trade
Buildings; store; up-to-date; Just com
pieted; also loft 50x60. Apply Hardiman
&c Wigman. Raritan Building.
MARKET ST. 82-s rooms. bath and kit
chenette; newly decorated; all improve
ments, s65. INQUIRE 80 Market Street.
MEADE ST, 1871 rooms: modern i'm
proyements. Inquire Tel. 1735.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. 2O4-store. 2
rooms In rear; Including Kitchen: rent
reasonable. Chuck. Tel 1875.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. 2O4-6 rooms;
all improvements INQUIRE, Tel. 1873.
SMITH sT.-store for rent: centrally To-
Gated. Inquire Room zoo Board of Trade
building, Smith and Maple Streets.
SOUTH AMBoY-6 room apartment; all
improve nents. centrally located: only ?
minutes for railroad. post office. public
library bank. city hall. public and paro-
chial schools; located at 25S John Street.
South Amooy. Inquire J. Arthur Apple
gate. S63 Division Street. Perth Amhoy:
PATERSON ST. 1S2-4 rooms. b.
Sher.
OVERWHELMINGLY occupied by e. v.
Eskensen. 113 Water Street for rent. In
qulre office. Perth Amboy 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 206 Board OF Trade Building,
Smith and Maple Streets.
FLATS rooms with improvements. In
quire Margaretten e Iobel Inc, Raritan
Building, 175 Smith st.
FLATS rooms; all improvements. In
quire 514 Compton Avenue.
FLAT-For rent Inquire 159 Broad
st.
FLAT-All improvements: $50. Mandel.
30 Rector Street. Tei. 1750-M.
ROOMS 4-For rent. Inquire d. Gold
smith. 12S Kearny Ave.
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MAPLE sr.-Adjoining Board of Trade
Building: store; up-to-date; just COM
pieted; also loft 50x60. Apply Hardiman
81 Wigman. Raritan Building.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BOYS-Wanted at the vaseline works. APP
ply Chesebrough M'rg. Co.
BOYs-wanted. II. Rosenthal & Co,
Handkerchief Factory. 235 New Bruins
wick Ave.
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CONNECTING OFFICES 2-For rent. In
quire ]. Tlreielsheimer & Son. 1873 Smith
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AUTO RADlATORS-B Bodies SOL tenders
repaired. Federal Auto RadiaS Works.
III New Rrnnswick Ave. Tel 126n.
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JACOB & MoRROW-Auto Repair Co.
distributors for Middlesex County Selden
Motor Truck. IL to s tons. 257 New
Rrunswick Avenne Phone as
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MAJESTIC AUTO SERVICE Joe Lomax.
Prop. Complete overhaulinE a speciality
and general suto repair shop: Hupmobile
services 225 First st Tel. Day Perth
AmboV So. Night MoodbrLdge 252-R.
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COMBINATION RANGE-Coal and gas;
used; in good condition at a bargain.
Kelly and McAlinden Co. "a Smith st.
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BUILDING MATERIAL

HARDWARE-Tools, Paints, Oils, Var.
ntshes, Wall Paper Painters Supplies
Max Goddard S1l state 81 Phone Ssl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. material, hardware
wall boards, roofing and paintR J NJ
Sorensen sol Sevre Ave Tel 1869
PAINTS-Atlantio Lead. Linseed Oh
Pterce's Ready Mixed Paint So 90 gallon
$ Koch $50 state Street Phone 1915
ROOFING-see US for your mill ends aud
asphalt roofing T.. j. Mullen. $40 Smith
Street Tel 9O7
kJBBER GOODS N ROOFING PAPER
-Oiiskin Clothing and Boots. Cooper
ative Sales Service Co.. 307 State Street
Tel. 40s.
VARNISH AND STAtN-In one spplioa.
ton. See the Jonlee Co. Paint Head
quarters S34 state st Phone 1880
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COLFAX ST. 344-6 rooms for rent. In
quire downstairs.
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AUTO ToPS-Side Curtains. Slip Covers
made and repaired. j. ~Slawitsky. 23R
New BRUNSWICK Ave Tel I2a2.M.
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COUNTY BRIDGE OARAGB-Auto Re-
pairing: auto wrecking: storage: open
day and night. Tel. 1910. 40s Market st.
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CATHERINE ST-12 room house for sale
price $1,000; buyers for good homes visit
our office daily. Meet them in our of
fee or call me up fTel. 1882 and | Will
introduce them to you. Michael Berliney.
onA Smith Street
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SHANK CAMPAIGN
STIRS INTEREST
IN GOVERNORSH|P
Democratic Committee to
Discuss Contest Plans
Friday.
Rv FELIX E. BRUNER

Active campaigning on the part OF
Mayor Shank of Indianapolis, candl-
fate for the Republican nomination
Ior Governor. is expected TO stir up
considerable activity in both parties
within a short TIME.
The Democratic State committee
viii meet at II a m Friday to discuss
campaign plans. The committee also
probably viii set a date for the safe
convention. Prospective candidates
for Governor have been invited to at
tend.
One question bothering both Demo
Gratis and Republicans is that OF now
many Democratic votes Shank may
he exaec-ed TO obtain. In his previous
oampaigns in indianapolis Shank has
received powerful assistance from
Democrats both in primaries and IN
elections.
Khan Question Is Factor
In the last election he carried the
solid south side, usually safely Demo
cratic.
The primary law fOrbids Democrats
from voting in Republican primaries
and Republicans from voting in
Democratic promaries. but as rule
this provision has not been very
rigidly enforced.
The Khan question, with the en-
trance of Shank into the campaign,
has become inseparable from political
consideration. A great deal Of the
Democratic vote is believed by poll
ticians to be anu-KIan, due to the fact
that the Democrats always have been
strong among persons of Irish descent
On the other hand. the powerful
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-07
C0L0RED PASTOR BURIED
Pioneer African NJ II. Minister Dies
at Age of so

Services for the Rev. Lernuel
Stokes, 90. colored. who died Monday
at the home of his son, Edwin F.
Stokes, 1854 Highland Pl., were held
at 1 p. m. today at the Bethel A. NJ
A church. Burial was in Crown Hill.
For more than fifty years the Rev.
Stokes had been pastor of the African
NJ. e. church in Indiana and Illinois.
He was born in Tennessee. Surviving
are three sons, Edwin +. and DIR.
Fred A Stokes Of Indianapolis, and
C +. Stokes Of Terre Haute, and two
daughters. Mrs. Emma Lett. Grand
Rapids, Mich, and Mrs. Clara L.
Chavis of Indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-07
Butler Teams to Dine

Preparatory to giving battle to De
Paw University's football squad at
Irwin field Saturday, Buffers first and
second teams will be dined at the
Chamber Of Commerce tonight by
alumni. former students and friends,
under the auspices of the Butler Mems
Club. Neither De Pauw nor Butler
has been defeated by an Indiana team
this year.
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seeking the withdrawal of the other.
Miller is said to be friend to the Khan.
Edward C. Toner, Anderson. is ac-
lively campaigning for the Republican
nomination. He has not announced
stand on the Khan issue. Ora Davis,
Mayor Of Terre Haute, is in the race
on an anti-Klan platform.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-07
RESIDENTS PROTEST
BUSINESS Z0NlNG
Property Owners Object to Coal Com
pany Expansion.


Property owners in the vicinity OF
Good and Arlington AYES, south OF
the Pennsylvania tracks, will protest
coming their neighborhood as bust
ness enabling the Aldag Coal Company
to extend its plant. The city board
of coming appeals will hear the case
next Tuesday.
A proposal that Washington ST.,
between Catherwood said Sheridan
AYES, be changed from apartment to
business, will be submitted as an Or
dinance to the city council.
The board will hear a petition for
store buildings at Forty Sixth St and
College Ave, Nov. 20. A petition of
residents in the vicinity of Climber and
Tindale SITS, for a colored community
center, was approved.
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coIored vote, always Republican
Is anti-Klan.
Democratic Indications

coIored vote, always Republican. also
is anti-Klan.
Democratic Indications
A lively fight among Democratic
candidates for the nomination, party
leaders believe. may have the effect
of attracting Democratic votes from
Shank. who at this stage is frankly
the candidate most feared by Dem
ocrats.
In the Democratic party a four
cornered contest may be forthcoming.
DR.. Carlton B. McCulloch. Indian
apolis, is an avowed candidate, al
though he has made no formal an
nouncement. The same is true of
state Senator Charles Bait, Terre
Haute.
Dale J. Crittenberger, Anderson,
former auditor of State, has been in
terviewing party leaders on the sub
iect Of his candidacy. and William H.
O'Br1en, I,awrenceburg, also former
auditor. is said TO have the Governor
ship bug"
Jackson Announcement Awaited
Republicans are awaiting the an
nouncement of Ed Jackson, secretary
of State. who has long been looked
upon as a candidate. He is said to be
decidedly friendly to the Khan.
His announcement. according TO re-
port, is being delayed because Of &C
tivity of Newman T. Miller, State fire
marshal. also said to be a candidate.
There are reports of efforts on the
part Of Miller and Of Jackson, each
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Travelling Bag Is Stolen

R. B. Moore, Apartment 8, Thirty
Second and Illinois SITS. reports
travelling bag containing clothing and
building blue prints, valued at SIS,
stolen from his auto, parked at above
address
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-27
CHEAPNESS OF TOO MUCH

'When was in town yesterday went to Marjorie
in her house. said Grace looking up from her embroidery
and addressing the group of friends who sat before the
tire in James big living room sewing and chatting.
'Oh you did, Grace? Well how did you like it? Do
tell u.s., eagerly and simultaneously from the whole
group.
'The house itself is wonderful So good looking from the
outside and well planned. To every detail of its
sructon just right situated that gets plenty
OF fresh and the view from the veranda superb But to
of thinking Marjorie has spoiled the appearance of the
inside OF the house with too much of everything Too much
furniture too many draperes superfuou ornaments and
walls covered with meaningless and mediocre pictures The
house gives the appearance of department store
crowded than home Instead of the seeming
large and airy they appear small and crampe all because Of
too many things. think it is such mistake and such bad
taste, don't you, to clutter up place like that9
st surely ISL agreed all the other members of the
~ not surprised at Marjorie doing it." said Edith,
for don't remember Grace way back in college days
how Marjorie always wanted pictures the walls and
more chairs in the than the rest Of us did ~
Overcrowding ones house with superfuous articles is
mistake many people make. Do you?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-27
Woman s Council
Elects Officers

Miss Marion Mintz gave most
interesting talk on Scouting before
the members of the local Council of
Jewish Women at their regular
meeting held in the auditorium of
the public library yesterday after
noon.
Scouting was organized in England
and was called "Guilding." she said.
There are at the present time 1885,
scouts in the United States. So many
people do not understand just what
scouting is, the speaker said. Scout
ing is a program Of constructive ac-
tivity for girls between the ages of
ten and eighteen years. and is the
process of making cal women out OF
real girls. Miss Mintz told of the
many benefits derived from scouting
and urged the council to spread the
news of the good work being accom-
plished by the scouts. On april 26
the scouts plan to hold a rally in the
high school auditorium. The public
is invited to attend this rally and see
just what work the scouts do. The
children of the Hebrew school clev-
erly performed the ceremony of the
Passover feast.
At the short business session
which preceded the pr gram, over
which the president, Mrs. J. 3. josef
son presided, Mrs. Hyman Friedman
gave most interesting report Of the
state conference held at Asbury Park
recently. Mrs. J. 3. Joselson was
appointed a member Of the state
board of directors. Mrs. Benjamin
| Goldman, chairman of the educa-
tional committee, announced that
this committee would start a petition
| for a safe and sane Fourth Of July
| in this city. 1t was decided to hold
their first annual luncheon on May
16. the place to be announced later.
The following executive officers
were unanimously reelected for an
! other year: President, Mrs. J. B.
! Joselson; vice president, Mrs. Benja-
min Goldman; recording secretary,
Mrs. Arthur Weiss; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. George Miller; treas
| urer, Mrs. Emil X. Roos.
| Mrs. J. B. Joselson was appointed
as delegate to attend the national
| convention which will be held in st.
Louis in November. 1t was decided
| by the council to donate SIS a month
as tuition for three Jewish orphans
!; in the Hebrew school, and the club
| also donated two baby blankets for
rural farm workers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-27
Women Anxious
to Become Citizens

DULUTH, Mimi, March 27.-Upon
the iron ranges Of Minnesota, far
away from the disturbing influence
OF the other melting pots in the
United States, there are many Wo-
men of foreign birth among the
comparatively large number of uu-
naturalized residents. But no
longer do they devote their chatting
to trivial personal matters and tales
of the old country. Instead they are
attending night schools with the idea
Of becoming active American citi-
zens.
This is the conclusion reached by
r. K. Roe, United States naturali-
cation examiner for the head Of the
lakes, who cites figures to show that
so per cent of those who attend the
range night schools are women. He
says this melting pot" is pointing
the way to other cities of native Am
orleans in civic advancement.
In this mining region where as
many men work nights and days
unparalleled results are being oo.
tanned through Americanizatior
work. Instead of being discoura gee
by the requirement Of the district
court judges that every applicant FOR
American citizenship have two years
in the citizenship classes, or the
equivalent, the new arrivals. Mr.
Doe finds, value their prospective
enfranchisement higher than ever.
While the region has shown no
material growth in population in late
months, the attendance at the classes
has been doubled many times in sew
eral cases, and the entire system
shows a healthy expansion. AL
though the women are showing a
greater interest in the schools than
men, as reflected by the percenta ges
the number of men students iacreas-
es materially every year.
Most of the men travel consider
able distances three times a week
after putting in long hours in the
ore mines, while the women, tnanS
of them with large families. endure
often times greater handships in or
der to continue their educationa
work.
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When Energy and Vitality are
Lowest then Grip!

At this time of the year people feel
weak, tired, listlesE, their blood is thin,
they have lived indoors and perhaps ex-
pended all their mental and bodily energy
and they want to know how 10 renew
their energy and stamina overeome
eyes, a smooth, ruddy skin and feel the
exhilaration of real good health tinglins
through their bodies. Good. pure, rich,
red blood is the best insurance against ills
of all kinds. You are more likely to suf-
fer from an attack of Grip or Influenza
if your health is run down.
Purify the blood and you will learn the
joy of living, This is the time 10 clean
house and freshen up bit
Drink hot water a half hour before
meals, and for vegetable tonic there 5
nothing better than DR.. Perce's Golden
Medical Discovery. the old-fashioned her
bal remedy: which has had such a hne
reputation for fifty years. 1t contains nc
alcohol nor any narcotic and is made in
to tablets and liquid. Sold by all drug;
gists. Send 1oc to DR.. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel. Buffalo, N. z. for trial package OF
tablets and write for free medical advice.
No charge whatever.
Many OF your neighbors have been ben.
efited by taking the Discovery" ASK
them ADV.