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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
RED CROSS TAG
DAY TOMORROW
125 Girls and Women to Help
in Drive on Streets
of City
$1,000 WANTED FOR DAY
Campaign is Being Pushed
Here in Plants, Offices,
Schools of City
$1,000 WANTED FOR DAY

In view of the great amount of
enthusiasm centered about the tag
day to be held by the local chapter
of the American Red Cross tomor-
row in connection with the annual
roll call drive, Mrs. Rea Hendrle
chairman of tag day. is confident
that another thousand dollars will
be added to the present total of
memberships.
Over $500 has been collected to
date by the canvassing teams
throughout the business section,
plants and residential districts and,
although the amount is far from the
sum needed to carry on the work for
the ensuing year, the local chapter
workers and their chairman, Will
liam II. Fraser, expect to go "over
the top" before the end of the drive.
In order that a good start might
be given the tag day work tomor-
row, Mrs. Hendrie requests that all
workers report at $3.50 o'clock at roll
call headquarters at the Perth AM
boy Trust Company. to receive
their assignment and material. The
canvassing army will be divided into
two sections, one of. which will So
licit during the morning and the
other tomorrow afternoon. The fol-
lowing is the list of the workers:
Katherine Hall. Sarah F'ithian, j..
Widerstrom, Violet Reznichat, Hell
enc Counihan, A. Kutcher. NJ. Lar
son, Il. Bartha. Dorothy Hall, Dor
othy Spawn, +. Wood, E. Bjork,
Inez Rossi, T.. Lease, Janet Peter
son. Pansy McCrory, Norman Mac
Lachlin. Elaine Francis, Catherine
Kelly. Helen Paris, Gertrude Olsen,
7 Il ri
Margaret Boros, Mary Pavlowsity
Marion Headnott, Elizabeth Cox
Inez Brown, Veronica McGrann,
Clara Kubinak, jeanette Anderson,
Beatrice Salter, Eva Abegg, Viyien
Tucker, Catherine Greiner, Laura
Pfeiffer, jeanette Greenspan, Ruth
Olsen.
Bessie Schroeder, Rachael Spe-
vack, Sylvia Greiner, Marea, Dive
son, CHINA Stucko, Janet Koch Ma
mie Jasper, Helen Eisner. Jessie
Slosberg, Stephana Sebat, Gladys
! Hulsizer, r. Larson, Vivian Peder-
son, r. Perchard b. Jorgensen
| Catherine Mcleod, M. Fraser, ID
! Nelson, Katherine Lake, Elsie Cras
will, T.. Larsen, Eleanor Tqey, Ethel
Cornelius, Gladys Trotter, L. Smith
Helen Stark. Ida Wielson, Inez Zen
| ice, Katherine Klasadeli, Elizabeth
| Stocked. Elizabeth Olsen, Jennie
Zelenick. Laura Bliler, Dorothy Wits
| and Mildred Rossi.
| Sophie Youngberg, Gladys Morten-
| sen, Mary F'ekete. Muriel Lind, Cath
| crime Algarier, Ruth Anderson, Anna
| Ribvics, Augusta Turtletaub, Ber-
| tha Waldman, Jeanette Hosking,
| Ruth Ward, Lottie Sievienski, Kath :
crime Walker Agnes MacFayden
| Molly Schuloff.
Mitzie Kemeny, Emma Sanford
Esther Gilbert. Alice Jorgensen
Elizabeth Smith, Minnie Bennish
Vivien Olsen, Elsie Jacobsen, Edith
| Cravell, Mrs. Lee Gilbert, Mrs. Cod
dington, Mrs. Fred Haney, Mrs. John
Kelly, Wealthy Heinzelman, Miss
Dunham. Marie Brown. Ella Brown.
| and Mrs. Ralph Seaman.
The above list includes high school
and grammar school girls and del
egation from the local Girls Club
| There will also be twenty-five MEM
bers Of the local Girl Scout troops,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
WOMAN is SUICIDE BY
BURNING SELF TO DEATH

NEWARK, Nov. 23-Having fail
ed two weeks ago in an attempt to
end her life by hanging. Mrs. w.
Mary Moore, 81 years old, of Nutley'
is believed by authorities to have
committed suicide early today by
burning herself alive. Her body
was found charred beyond recogni-
ton on the second story porch at
the home of her son. the Rev. Frank
l.. Moore, 1876 Prospect street, Nutley
The act was committed on tin
flooring presumably to arrest any
possibility of the house catching
fire
It is thought that the aged woman
carefully wrapped newspapers abuot
her body, soaked them with gasoline
and then applied a flame. A box OF
matches was found near where the
body lay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
TO GIVE TALK ON SAFETY

At the Ditmas theatre tonight
and tomorrow morning Motorcycle
officer Frank Seiboth, head of the
Safety Patrol in this city, will give
short talk on safety, in connection
with the campaign being held by
the patrol of the Grammar School
to secure storm coats for their out
side work during wet weather.
The talk to be given tonight by
Officer Seiboth will be on the pre-
vention of accidents and the danger
of jay walking, while tomorrow
morning the two special perfor-
mances will be given for the kid
dies and the officer will also give 4
short talk at this time to the chill
dren. The Safety Patrol boys of the
Grammar school will be on hand
tomorrow morning to assist tho
children attending the show across
at the street corners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
SCHOONER SAILING FROM
THIS PORT REPORTED SUNK

The schooner. Grace N. Pendle-
ton, which sailed from the Perth
Amboy dry dock here on April 20,
is a total loss having sunk in the
mouth of the Elbe river. Hamburg.
Germany about five days ago. The
vessel had feen at anchor in the
river for the. past six months or
more.
According to information obtained
today it is believed the vessel had
been purchased by rum runners and
was to be placed in service in the
near future between this country
and Germany. The owner of the
vessel was George f. Lamson OF
New York City and Forman L.
Tothier was captain, while 1t was
stationed at the dry dock here. 1t
is believed the vessel was sold after
it left this port for port IN
Canada
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
WILLIAM PR|CE:
IS ARRESTED
Alleged BootIegger Escape
Officers Here After Attack
ing Inspector MCAvoy

William Price. OF North Bergen.
an alleged bootlegger, who has been
in the habit of making his headquar-
ters at the Highlands was arrested
today by the police in North Ber-
gen, and arraigned before United
States Commissioner Stanton in Ho
boken, on several charges made by
the police of Newark, railroad de-
tectives, the local custom house,
Monmouth county authorities and
others.
Price is the man who has been
wanted by the customs authorities
for the assault on Deputy Collector
and inspector =. j. McAvoy an EN-
ploye of the local custom office. The
assault took place in front OF the
police station in this city on the
morning of October 4. On that
date after knocking McAvoy uneon-
scious Price made good his escape.
Immediately after news of the
arrest was received at the custom
house here, Inspector MacE,Voy left
for Hoboken, where he entered a
charge of felonious assault and bat
terry against Price and also charged
him with conspiracy to steal feder-
al property and actual attempt to
steal same. The charge against
Price preferred by the Monmouth
county authorities, is that of steal
ing liquor.
The assault on MacEvoy took
place as he was bringing Price and
several others to the local police
station. having arrested them. when
they attempted to steal liquor the
inspector has seized on a rum run
ner in the Staten Island sound. In
spector MacElvoy was hit under
the chin with a hammer, which it is
alleged was swung by Price, and
was knocked unconscious when he
fell to the sidewalk from the effects
of the blow and his head struck the
pavement. The police have been
searching for Price in connection
with this assault and other charges
which had been placed against him
nrior to that time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
County Leaders Insist, How
ever, There Will be Sheriff
Vote Recount

The Democrats of this county
have not yet deposited the $4,000
necessary if they desire a recount
of the votes cast for sheriff at this
years general election. Despite this
fact Democratic leaders continue to
insist that the necessary money will
be deposited by Monday morning
when the freeholder recount is
scheduled to start and thus make
1t possible to include recount of
the shrievalty vote.
A meeting of representative Demo-
Gratis from all over the county was
held Wednesday night at which
time it was decided to drop the
Howard Butcher freeholder recount
but to go ahead with the sheriff re-
count in an attempt to show that
Anthony j. Gebhardt was elected
sheriff instead of Frederick Gowen,
the successful Republican candidate.
County Democratic Chairman Ed
mund Hayes yesterday morning an
nounced the decision of the Demo-
Gratis to push the sheriff recount and
posted yesterday. This was not
stated that the $4,000 would be de-
done however. and the delay on the
part of the Democrats in deposit
ing the money is furnishing GROUNDS
for a report in Republican circles
that the sheriff recount will not be at
tempted as the $50 majority by
which Gowen won is too large
number to pick up.
The Highland Park mayoralty
vote recount began this morning.
The Republican candidate, Professor
Arthur II. Hubert, was defeated by
five votes by DIR. George +. Leonard,
Democrat, and applied for the re-
count. There are 2400 votes to be
counted and it seems likely that
three or four days will be consumed
in recounting the ballots. Commence
ing at 9:15 o'clock this morning the
county election board counted but
rs in the first hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
HOLD-UP REPORTED

The warden's office at New Bruins
wick notified the local police at 2:15
o'clock this morning that there had
been a stickup near Plainfield. The
report said that three young men
carrying suitcases had made a get
away in Ford coupe following the
holdup. The officers on duty were
notified by Police Chauffeur william
Buchan.
A report was received from New.
ark last night regarding the THEFT OF
a Buick sedan bearing N. j. license
147,5S7. Officer John Reager brought
a bicycle to headquarters last even
ing, having found same in front OF
the building at 661 State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
DENY THAT HORNSBY
IS TRADED At CHICAGO

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov 23. -
Sam Breadon, president of the st.
Louis Nationals, today denied Roger
Hornsby, star slugger would be trad
ed to the Chicago Nationals for Hack
Miller, Marty Callaghan. Charley
Hollocher Virgil Cheeves and Ernie
Osborne and about 100000 in cash.
Mr.. Breadon added that every in
dication was that it was impossible
to get a satisfactory trade involving
Hornsby and consequently it was
most likely that the star would be
back at second base fer the Cardinals
next season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
SUBPOENAS ISSUED IN
FAKE" PHYSICIAN PROBE

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. "a
number of subpoenas, issued by
States Attorney Hugh NJ. Alcorn,
for additional witnesses to appear
before the extraordinary grand jury
which is investigating the standing
of many eclectic physicians in Con-
necticut and the experience of bogus
medical diplomas, when the sitting
is resumed Monday, were being serv-
ed today. The list of witnesses de
sired was not given out The states
attorneys office was engaged today
in preparing evidence for the jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
FIRE ROUTS FIVE FAMILIES

BLOOMFIELD, Nov. 2S. = FIVE
families, including several children,
were forced to flee from their homes
in nightclothes when fire broke out
in three adjoining buildings at S0o-
312 Glenwood avenue here early To-
day. The damage was estimated at
over $4,000.
A fire in the basement of one OF
the buildings at midnight was de-
clared out by firemen but at SIX
o'clock today flames shot from un-
der a stairway and spread from the
hallway through the three buildings.
No one WAS injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
SHARP EARTHQUAKE FELT
IN TOXIC; NO DAMAGE

TOXIC, Nov. 2S (By The Asso-
ciated Press) A sharp earthquake
was felt here at 1880 o'clock this
morning. No damage was done, but
people rushed into the streets in
fear. The quake centered about rs
miles southwest of Toxic and lasted
eleven minutes.
Many people have left the city or
taken other precautions as a result
of rumors that another serious trem-
blor is due at the end of this week.
Seismographs reports say the ru-
mors are unfounded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
TO FORM BROTHERHOOD

An organization meeting OF Chap
ter Of the Employed Boys Broth
erhood of the Y. M, c. A. was held
last night, John Jago being elected
president. Gerald Ryan was elected
vice president; Ray Stratton, secre-
tary, and Quentin Morrison, treasur-
ed. The advisors of the brother
hood will be Kenneth Monroe, John
NJ. Shoe and Fenby w. Scott. Meet
ings will be held every Thursday
night from 7 until o'clock. The
first meeting OF each month will be
n business session. the second a dis
cussion meeting. the third a supper
and the fourth o social gathering
Owing to next Thursday beina
Thanksgiving day there will be no
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
Fine Liquor ViOlatOrS;
Carferet Man Poisoned
Fords and Local Men Fined
Probe Case of Man at
City Hospital

NEWARK. Nov. 2S:-"why don't
you tell the truth" Judge Runyon
in federal court asked David Mey-
ers, New Brunswick avenue. Fords,
after the defendant pleaded guilty
yesterday to a liquor violation.
II am, your honor Meyers, who
was represented by Walter Reilly, of
Perth Amboy, replied.
81 will fine you three hundred dol
lars" the court added. Meyers,
through his attorney. pleaded guilty
to illegally possessing liquor.
According to Assistant Federal
Attorney Walter d. Van Riper. there
were two glasses containing whiskey
found on the bar. bottle of liquor
behind the bar and nineteen half
pint TASKS in a room on the second
floor.
why did you have the liquor In
all the small bottles?" the court
asked.
ut would be easy for me to get
at it If | wanted a drink the de-
fendant replied.
This reply caused the court to ask
the defendant why he didn't tell the
truth.
Other Middlesex county defen-
dants sentenced were Samuel Glad
stein. of 1856 Fayette street, Perth
Amboy, and Daniel Kasher, of IL
John street, Carteret.
Gladstein pleaded guilty to illegal
ly transporting fifty half-barrels OF
high proof beer He was appre-
hended at Laurence Harbor. He
was fined 500.
Kasher pleaded guilty to illegally
possessing liquor in his store az
Carteret. He was fined 500. Both
defendants were represented by MI
Reilly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
WILL Be HELD DEC. d

NEWARK, Nov. 23-The Repub.
lican caucus for the election of the
next speaker and majority leader of
the state assembly Will be called for
December 4, Assemblyman Henry
=. Hirshiield of Passaic, dean of the
House, announced today.
At a conference of Essex county
Republicans here last night Assem-
piyman Harry G. Eaton announced
hlInsef as candidate for the speak
ershlp. Although no action was
taken by the conference it is learned
today that Mr.. Eaton now is consid- :
cred as a serious contender.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
U. S. CITIZEN KIDNAPPED

BRAWLEY, Calf. Nov 23:-An-
drea Laseter, American citizen. is
said to be in a critical condition in
a hospital in Mexicali Mexico as a
result of his alleged kidnapping by
American and Mexican officers to
face charges in Mexico of smuggling
and participating in the shooting of
a Mexican customs officer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
File WIN for Probate

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 23.-
The will of 1. Bender, of Perth Am
boy, has been offered for probate
The will was drawn on October b
of this year leaving the entire es--
tate to his wife Elkeh. 1t is valued
at about $1,000. The witnesses to
the will were Samuel Rabinowitz
Naum Pincas Wilentz and Pincas
Ch0rp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
! MOTHER UPHEAvAL kAENACES GERMANY
Democrats Have Not
Made $4,000 Deposit
BANDITS GET $1,000 IN
MONTREAL BANK HOLD-UP

MONTREAL, Nov. 23:-Three
armed masked bandits today enter
ed the branch of the Banque Ma
tionale at st. Liboire, beat a guar
dian into unconsciousness, forced the
girl manager to open the safe, took
$4,000 and escaped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
TWO KILLED, ONE SHOT
WHILE CHASING CONVICT

BARBOURvILLE, KY, Nov. pa
Taller Charles West and Deputy
sheriff Foster Messer were killed
and Daniel Allen, a deputy, was SER
iously wounded, when shot down
from ambush on Sinking creek,
Knox county, early today, accord
ing 10 reports reaching here from
Fiatlick. The officers had gone to
Sinking creek with a warrant for
the arrest of Pete Bailey who had
escaped from Jail here last week
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
SUGGEST MORATORIUM

WASHINGTON, Nov. ga prac-
tical moratorium will %ave to be
granted by the government on a
number of reclamation projects to
prevent their being disastrous fail
ures to the present tenants, Chair
man Campbell of the Interior De-
partment's special advisory commit
tee, said today in reviewing the in
vestigation to date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
Starts namage Action

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 70
John Nakori. of Perth Amboy has
started a supreme court action
against Axel Falkenstrom. owner OF
fhe Perth Arnboy-New Brunswick
bus line for $4,000 damages as q
result Of injuries he is alleged to
have received when one of the bus
es ran into his motorcycle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
EXPECTED TO EAT

DUBLIN, Nov. % (By The Asso-
ciated Press) 1t ie expected in
government quarters that all TIE
hunger strikers will cease their alb
stention from food by tonight. All
the men prisoners in the Free Stata
Erisons and internment camps
ceased their strike this morning. it
was announced. A few women In
the North Union internment camp
re still holding out, but it was said
they were considering the question
of abandoning the strike.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
Order Reds to Dishand

BERLIN, Nov 2S (By The Assoc
ciated Press) General Won Seeckt,
national commander of the Reich
swehr, today ordered the dissolution
of the German communist party, and
the confiscation Of its funds. His de-
cree also prohibited the holding of
communist meetings and the publi-
cation of communist newspapers.
1t was later stated that the dis
solution order also applied to all
Nationalist and National Socialist
party organizations.
The order fell like a bombshelt
upon the Reichstag this morning,
and seemed likely to have a decisive
bearing on the attitude of those par
ties in the present situation toward
the Stresemann government.
The Communists were especial1v
furious. and angry scenes were en-
acted In the Reichstag over General
Seeckts sudden and drastic measure.
The Communist organizations are
wei organized and well supplied
with money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

CARTERET, Nov. 23:-Chief of
Police Harrington and his force are
investigating TODAY the source of q
poisonous moonshine which Edward
Bacon. twenty-seven years old, of lS
Hudson street, this borough, drank
early this morning and became serl-
ously i'll Bacon after being attend
ed by DR.. S. Messenger and DIR. L..
Strandborg was rushed at $3.50 this
morning by the police to the Perth
Amboy City Hospital where he Is
still confined.
According to the police Bacon, in
the company of James Kador, coll
ored, and Thomas Smith, was given
a drink, the effect of which caused
him to stagger and fall to the floor.
Bacon, the police say, had about
$3.50 in his pockets and after in
dulging in the drink and later re-
covering from the kick found that
he had a nickel left.
Kador and Smith are held by the
police pending an investigation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
New Governor Is Heard

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Nov.
23 (By The Associated Press).-Gov-
ernor NJ. i, Trapp. in his first public
address since becoming chief exeou-
tive, told a group OF business men
here last night that the affairs of
Oklahoma will be so conducted that
it will not only be safe but attractive
for all legitimate enterprises of in
dustry and hlSiness."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
BUSES FOR PUBLIC SERVICES

NEWARK Nov. 23:-The Public
Service Corporation announced to-
day that negotiations were complet-
ed yesterday for the passage Of title
on eighteen jitney buses in Camdens
N. j. These buses had been reports
ed and the Public Utility Commls-
sion investigated the reports as hav-
ing been purchased and operated in-
directly by the Public Service cor-
poration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

The ideal Christmas Gift for your wife
the new Dodge Brothers Coupe; Frank
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
IN MEMoRIAM

Tn loving memory OF Francis Novak:
NV beloved Husband and our devoted
Father, who passed away Nov. 24th. 1913
Jigh mass at A. NJ in Holy Trinity
MRS. NOVAK AND CHILDREN.
3s6-11-23-1t"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
Vote is Delayed From This
Afternoon Until 7 O'clock
Tonight
ORDER "REDS" DISBAND
Communist Party is Ordered
to Stop Meetings and Pub
liCation of Newspapers

BERLIN, Nov. 23 (Rv The Asso-
clated Press)-Balloting on the mo-
tlon or confidence in the Stresemanu
government, introduced in the
Helchstag by the three government
parties, was postponed this after
noon until Z o'clock tonight.
The situation is unclarified, due
to uncertainty regarding the Social
lists attitude when the motion comes
up for final vote
IL sufficient number of the radi-
cal deputies absent themselves from
the sitting there is a slight chance
that the government parties will
command sufficient votes to pull
Stresemann through
BERLIN, Nov. 23 (By The Asso
ciated Press):-An unequivocal vote
of confidence was demanded of tha
Reichstag today by Cnaneellor
Stresemann, who informed the legis-
lature that he did not propose to re-
tain office on the strength of the In
direct approval which would be ac-
corded him by the rejection of in
dependent mo confidence" resolu-
tions introduced by the socialists
and the German nationalists. Neither
of these, he pointed out, would be
able in the present situation to com
mand the majority necessary to un-
seat him.
The government, asserted Or
Stresemann, declined to be made the
beneficiary of party tactics and
would only continue in Office upon
being given a clearly defined vote OF
confidence.e
The three government parties in
the Reichstag Immediately intre-
duced motion to this effect which
was scheduled to come to vote
early this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

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eT6-11-23-1tH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

Bargain-Jnst imported mems new over
coats s400. $500 and $500. 37s State st.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
TraOic Case Postponed

Leo S. Lowenkopf appeared for
Michael Larjack of 37S State street
in the recorders court yesterday and
requested that the reckless driving
charge against the defendant be put
off for two weeks. The court point
ed out that inasmuch as Ladjack
who had been drinking, collided
with another car at New Brunswick
avenue and Madison avenue, there
was no reason for so long a post
ponement. A postponement for one
one week was agreed upon.
Invest your Christmas club money in a
Ford and be prepared for the coming sea-
son. See Dorsey Motors, Inc.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

velvet Hats Half Priced; The French
Nullinery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
STORM WARNINGS

WASHINGTON. Nov, 2S-The
weather bureau today issued the fol-
lowing storm warning:
advisory 10 a. m.-Northeast
storm warnings displayed on the At
lantic coast from Delaware Break
water to Eastport, Maine, disturb
ance over the Ohio valley, increasing
in intensity and moving eastward in
creasing easterly winds shifting to
west and north Saturday"
The ideal Christmas Gift for your wife
The new Dodge Brothers Coupe. Frank
Van syekIe, 3s7-11- -23-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23
Transfer Made By Pope

ROME, Nov. 23 (By The Asso-
ciated Press) ):-Pope Plus, it was
announced today. has transferred
the seat of the Bishopric of Alton,
Illinois, to Springfield. and has as
signed to it Monsignor Griffin with
the title of Bishop of Springfield.
The Big Three Special See Page 2.
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356-11-23-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

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down payment on n Ford. pick out your
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-23

Call and see the Chevrolet Sport model
now on display jefferson Motors Inc. Tel
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