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AND THE. MOSQUITO }o. 48, New Series No. 102 WOODBRIDGE, N. J., FRIDAY, September 26, 1919 Scents Per Copy; ER SHORTAGE IN TOWNSHIP IMMINENT SHORTLY P. STEAM ROLLER FLATTENS LOCAL DEMOCRATS

SINGLE DRY SEASON WOUL.6 iary Election STOP SUPPLY. k,., Hnn Monday Mr. CROWDS LISTEN TO Township Service Flag Possible Aid from Perth Amboy.. Li>»t<«i'J c WII- Water Company Offers to Turn. Plants Over to Municipalities. Mr Valentine tt> Mi : the Itepubliran Bu Our Reporter. ii- tnocratlc, while Should Have 460 Stars One dry spoil may mean a drouth rr,\ 27. Hoy re- t Railroad Night havu IK'CII tiicii win) had enlisted and of water in the townnhip, according in the Republican Well Attended 100 More Heroes to hart m>< r«'|iorlo(] to the Comfort Com to the figures of Ui*» Middlesex Water ho recatved 58. mllte(1 A f( w w rp NEARS QUOTA Company and the Public Utilities. ' «- drafted Hint Mundy by one "It looks like HUh Bchool Commission, waya Township Attorney ml. tit-Uet. Mundy snencement night," someone remarkecomd- no rP(.or(, of , The Township (Committee approprl- Thayer Martin. The »upplios drawn aa he onterod the Presbyterian Comfort Committee Discovers Town- atert Subscribers to Third Ward waa not a high school cemmencement these extra hundred men. After those have been sent checks and U.-i (or commlt- night, but a apedal Railroad Nighr The appropriation of the Townshi< p ththose erecord haves beon sent checks and; i# b, |wemnor ensues, i lie only i>ossinm ih«- Democratic under the auspices of the Men's or tlO for the known :)60 Township the records clt-anud un-the Comfort , *ny°n,C oontemP|aU's mH*lne "way to provide against n dry seaaon Brotherhood. The ch.ur<* had been had been in the service froboym s who Committee will be diffused. It i« ] »„",* th"*. i« a?one ^"ion'it'willI °U'd "" '° dlim "P ^ IWUa" UiVW ihe Klr«t Ward decorated with nti. white, blue and bridge, a total of fl.tioo. hmk ;e of their faithfut l servicesWH1. b< |Min voirtu and M. •'•wur train lanterns. Hags and em- <*«ed up and nearlyy 100 mor^hattorVe • eW»i«than AW complet^*thpfre f-lis|*hf,.i^l^!!.«t will be made ' „'„ !^»»fte JImpoa^hl1?t.,Of..wilr( your1 namlh0 eMe t"o publiof"^,w^c<>!>oTcH)/c i-orporation woul' Thls""™^^d not be able^ rah. vote*. Both blems. The speakers of th* evening those known have prpsented their of the men who Have been, and are mortal Hall. fto raise Ht a renmjnaMe rate of in- n ean- were four railroad men frqjn Phila- discharge papers and It Is felt should In the service and placed on public Mr. H. B. BrC/watfr, U. I<\ terest on account of government In- nnd Edward delphia, ' about G:15 in the aft- of Miss Margaret Smith last Friday palltles served who can provide for IIIH distances of rnoon Mrs ter, W. Ensign, J. E.' Brack Pottvr and ww both beautiful and Weber had been ill for night, at which they cided to Kive extensions and u^cuYe etiuugh reve- throughout the ! P. Mfllck, -f»Il of pep- The solo by Miss Emma a Ion* while a dance on October 18 i>oblnaona nue. [dearly understood "r"°|Garret Brodhead, Dr. J. S. Marks, Municipal plauts euem to have bet- supposed Rodney and the male quartet. W The funeral uprvlrpn were held yea- Hal). The music Is to be oy tenl y and wer<1 *** Hopper ft Kl«ln, Mr. B. 0. Ensign, ter lack. Perth Amboy, it Is reported, IrnntHy miles I poaed of Measni. Potter, Jennings. , * Prof. Horner'a Orchestra. ov«>r by the Rev Father O'Farrey. Be- After the business mee" F. F. Anness, Ivlns A. Browne, Lieut, has a surplus of a million gallons a L#evl and Randolph, were the features jlvlns L. R. Browne, Percy G. Browhe, of the evening There w«re 2M) per- stdes her hunbnmi Hhe leaves six hour was enjoyed In whici J day, some of which may be sold to aona present. datightera and two sonn. selections were rendered an B k. Marguerite Browne, Mr. Elizabeth. It Is stated by Ike Town- ity menta served. Howard A. • Tappen, Wm. H. Frail, ship Engineer, Morgan F. Larson, The following were present: Guard- John Brennan, Ernst C. Moftett. that Avenel might secure wutor front: ited at 11 Rumor That Colon!* John L. Dunn Dies ian Miss Rose Robinson, the Misses Frank 1. Perry. this main, which will posHiMy v/ *' Trenton Fair Hoepital Is to Be Made Rosaline Hofhner, Ruth and Florence ' Anna Baker, Harriet Breckenrtdge, up St. Georges avenue' into Elizabeth' ih the Bora' a»d After Lingering Illness Robinson, Theresa Lowenkopf, Helen Elizabeth Galaida, Melba Howard, If no water can be had from Aits Mid- ;iub« art exhibit? a Storage Depot Sullivan, Marguerite Quiah, Margaret Myrtle Howard, Carol Martin, Doris dlesex, Water Company. Pertli Amboy John L. Dunn died Wednesday Martin, Jeannette Mellek and Irene PMt year. Thw The minor that the Colon la- B*ae morning after a long illness. Several Smith, Sarah McGraw and Izola and Is planning a big reservoir near Hope- noted to the ran- Sadie Johnson of Fords. Walling, lightning team. lawn,'Jrom which people living there HoaptU! No. ? wilt be turned Into a years ago he waa chief of the tows Paul Sfmpendorfer, J. B. Bdwdrds, |1I>C cluba, which ship police and when he died he was and In "fcllendale Terrace may l>e able to July anweg atormc* depot for army cloth lag and Mrs. Boylan Iaelin, Mr. George Klein, to draw from. This may open up a pos- medical tappltee after It U racated the overseer of the boor and Justice Misa Klein, Mr. William Klein, 1 of the peace. He had held these but sible avenue of supply for the entire oa October 16 has not bees connrmed Men's Brotherhood Arthur K. Berry, James E. Berry, ownshtp. aa yet. two offices for a number of years. Thompson Drake, John H- Con can- Pud The pttlaota, who axe mostly lame The funeral services will be held Go to Seidler*s non, Humphrey &. Drake, M. G. Ash- If a Debauch CMM, are being trausterred to hoe- Saturday morning at 10 o'clock in St. Sixty-four men went In a body to ley, Frederick Harned, Stephen Hopelawn May Get Water pttajs nearer their homes or to the James Church. Soldier's Beach laat Friday evening Galaida, F. Vagelo, Dr, I. T. Spencer, hours betweea ftox Hills. 8 Mr. Dunn is survived by bis wife to enjoy the famous shore dinner. The POSSIBLE SUPPLY POR PERTH 1. hospital. hr B. Potter, ung Catherine Cel. Prederick H. Atbee I* and three daughters.

Agent Wanted 1 Brinkman, Male or female. Union News Co Mr*. Uunlap has fjroaj «• f«w week*' 4tay In Mot of d HKh stand. *'«utittl It. It. BtutiQn tradaate v^aren, N. 4- Apply ot write Va. '• ' Mra. B. CoUlua has aino retuiue* of S4T»il#*U>n (• o"^ M JFi Haulier M*r., Liberty St. Forrj l Ho««e, NBW York. fva4ft her vacation.

"• ( By ahe aV vsfy gfcftd to is Winch e«p«Hany tf t&ay used to mff* Us* isf ea* nt the houaa a good deal, as he CsM yam t from u h. "7 think he meant to boast of ttUnks he*,, , It.- shft ssld. "He spoke quite *-*ad hon^ ralmly." she r»torted. aa her partner I'l;, for I he next dance arrived him I thru Rh« took wing away on the braes* fast of the waits, snd Oeonr*. having airy atta «n<1 • Up, I The Magnificent Ambersons Rt»rivl (tioomlly after her for a few near It in hr, moments, postponed tilling an engage- By BOOTH TARKINGTON ment, and strolled round the ftuctu- ontsklrts of the dunce to where My his uncle, Oeorge Amberaon, stood she look* watching, under on* of the Morgan' ro*e-vlne arches at the entrance to matter what It 1* I go* as we»ie pret- •* dont rare—so long aa ywa dont the room. see. of the numbers thah t "A GOOD-LOOKING FOOl. BOYWITH THE PRIDE OF SATAN." ty fresh wornf-Mmr-a: but I kaew year give htm one "Hello, young nameMkr." said the he .n name wait M»ixftn because my mother belong to unde, "Why lingers the lnitirard heel SrnopMIa.—Major Amlvrnwiti had m*4# a fortniM ht ITS »kni rrther p«>riJ«« wald BO dowrtsmlr*. I meant: what's Til try to remember.'* she said. of the dancer? Haven't you got a icnrtng fortunes, and th* iQagnAcmiQa of the Amt»i uonn t»««n th«»n Major Amber-con tald out « IW-acre "development." with r->•*». thd «t«tu«ry. the rest of HT" and tHoatfht folly lifted to her face partner?" Klnncy inutii, and rn tho renter of » fr>ur-*("m tract, oa Amber*on tvciuiit, built for "iJtiry." the booquet of vtoleta and ItUes, a "She'a sitting aronnn* waiting for she seen nn „,,., Ow mtwt iMxnlAcmt manalow ltldland City had »rer wn Wliftn 1h* TIow l*r IT>«I-HO^ T"""* Wlllwr lttaa£er the m-lBtihors prodlrlvd (hot as "I don't rf-slrr know myself." Ia«ri»I could iw»vwr rf*.lly love Wilbur all t<«r k»-« woiiJd t>« beatowt children. Thnr« la only on* child, ho-w*ir»r, rni>U*hmrnta as a mtatbtof makrr «r* really know yourselfT" ;" 'Mi! quit* tn kecplnc with lira newt p*»«lml«itf pr-dtrftonn T»y n» ttrm> rj*orw» Bowers you k«ep njaktn' snch a fuss with a wlille ago?" that's wimt vt,. got* away to cotletr* he does not attempt to C-OTK-WO his twll«f that 1h» "I mean I only know what they Amberson laughed. "ITe'a a man "My Ix.nl • AnbtTMni in abovt th« mmt lsiportaat fajnlir In tri* world. At a ball KITOTI tell me. I believe them, of course, "He end with a pretty daughter, Georgle. Me- only kniiivt, | '•"«• la hla honor whan b* rvtnro* rrom i-olVft, Oec-rg* monopoltaM Ijoc M but believing Isn't realty knowing." "Who's ' 1 a stranger and th« vratUoat strl present, and ir»t» "ft furnnly with h*r aeemed you've been spending the eve- that tlmo t,-,.,,. '^' ta h* learoa that a *\JUBM tooklna* " at wVmi h« h»d t>*«n poking nnx* fan. n^ook hert-!" vald George. "Do "Tbe qoeer-tooklas dock." ning noticing something of tbst sort— •nd «ern nn i,- George feaiad as aaeh rival; he Is ttv» poang tedr** father. Ha ta Kufww Morgan, a fon»»r n>s*'Vi»nt of always talk llfco thisT" or do I errr -No. AH |

BIcbuTK. aad h« la returning to arart a factory and to build hoi m In— rar-rlar*a laughed loudly. "I sfaoae he's some '•"» MUw l.ury Uorgaa Maghed "Never mind I What sort la her* good-looking '. of Mi ther with th« daughter. 1 cannot In- tbe mother •• J: "Well, thafs a horse on me. If Td - 11 ne«rwt KPpUcut resetted thrtn. "And this stranger In tbe Amberson "Then \rhy dont you study form you. though' 1 notice slrns of tO ahow. !;;, - • known he was year father of course ••\ give ae crery third one the rest of mansion had no vertlpc of the air of useful jruff*" considerable prosperity In that be- I wouldn't have mad* fan af bba. rm <*• evente-.** proper to a stranrer in wnch "What do you mean: TJsefulT coming dress of hers. However, you ' She itveted. "Are you asklne^ a place: he (teemed tborwjghly at "Something yon'd use later. In your sorry." never can telL It Is an sge when ev- or profession 7" -Nobody could make tea af bba." *Wb«t do yon mean, *»skln»-r" home. lie seetnod offensiTely so. In ery Is made for the young, waved hla hand Impatient she said quietly. ' "It aonnded u tbongh yon were Just deed, when, passing the entrance tn and how your own poor mother man- the gallery stairway, he dl«eopv(red Jy. "1 dont yxpect to go Into any •Why couMnt they*" ttntn* me to ftre yon all those aged to provide those genuine pearl his hand &om Miss Fanny's for an in "business or profession."" "It wouldn't make bba fanny^_lt •tuds for you out of her allowance ~ _ In >he darns*. weald only maka Ihamjy'jrBS aUlxJ* . I vnwt 'em r G««rce rrom father I can't—" "Are yea votes to give waved "a laughing %alntattnn mi>re "CVrtalnl.T not!~ Oenrge was em- Upoo thls-Geotaa bad a gleam of Inched. >than cordial, then capered lightly out phatic, being sincerely annoyed by a intelligence. "WeB. tta1 hot goto, to "Oh, dry up r aald the nephew. "I of sight, suggestion which shoired how utterly tn&cc myseir sniw any ss^ra^ Haas* • understand Uala Morgan—" •' Tbe apvBeaam flodkad round her, Gearge gased Ktonily at this inani- she failed to comprehend the kind of don't want to take chances like that "Mr. Eugene Morgan," his uncle argtaft coatrects for what remained, tion, responding DelUier by word person be was, , with yon. But I thought he was the suggested. "Politeness requires that but they did net dislodge George from nor sign. "How's that for a bit of "Why not?—she asked mildly. Sharon girls* uncle. He came with the young should—" freshness T" be murmured. "Just look at "em r be said, almost them—" "I guess, the 'young* didn't know that tbey swfeeedea hi anaaylng him: "What wasT* Miss Morgan asked. with bitterness, and he made a ges- "Yes," she said; Tm always late much about politeness In your day," and MiasiiUiy he extricated her from "That qoeer-looklng duck wa ture prcauu^b!; Intended to Indicate to everything: I wonldnt let them George Interrupted. "I understand ah awnssaiattns; alege—abe must have hla hand at me like that. Except he's the business and profeaslonal men wr.it for me. We're visiting the that Mr. Eugene Morgan used to be hred ta the extrication—and bore t Sharon girls' uncle I dont know now *T*w*')g within range of Tiston. Shurons." a great friend of the family. The way to fltt beside him apoa the him from Adam." "That's a ftne career for a man. ira i •A boat time I knew that I Tou for- be was dancing with Aunt Fanny—" tbat tad to tbe Tou dont need to," she said. "He It! Lawyers, bankers. poUMdans: ••-t my being so fresh about your fa AmbersoQ laughed. Tm afraid j What do they get oat of life. Td like bnp. win youT Of coarse he's a dis- your Aunt Fanny's heart waa stirred retired. xM ted a view of the room. to knew! What do they ever know li i^l shed-looking man. In a way." by ancient recollections, Georgle." "Dow*d all those ducks pet to know **Oh, be dldT* George was aot mtaV about real thiagst Where do they Lucy was still serious. "In a "You meant she used to be silly yon an qtddcT* George Inquired, with Ufled hy the explanation.. "PHIJUSM^ wp.y?*" she repeated. "Tou mean, about him?" Bttte —rfh—fa— to meaa yon! Tou certainly do He that she not In your way, dont youT" seem to have bean pretty busy this "She wasn't considered singular," "Oh, rve bees here » week." surprised and Impressed. She had n George was perplexed. "How do said the uncle, "He was—he was "Looks as If yon*d been pretty week you've beea here!" Tsgse, momentary vision of Pitt, at you meaa: not In my way7" popular. Could you bear a question 7" bosyr he said. "Most of those dodo, twenty-one, prime minister of Ens "People often nay In a way* and She pressed her bowmet to her face "What do you mean; could 1 X doat know 'what ny mother wanted agaia and Uaghed into It, not dis- hum; and she spoke, involuntarily ID mther distinguished looking.' or to Invite 'em here for." pleased. She made ae a towered voice, with deference: rattier' ao-aod-eo, or 'rather* anything, bear—" TerMpB It was on account of their meut, and for another period "What do yom want to ber she n show that they're superior, dont "I only wanted to ask: Do you take parent**" Ms* Hot-can suggested spoke. hey. If* * kind of snob slang. 1 this same passionate interest. la the awfldly. "Uayb* she didnt want to "Well," said GeoEgs finally. "I nwst Oeorie answered promptly. hink. Of coarse peopto dont always parents of every girl you dsnCe wttbt ostead their fathers and motherV say you dont seem to be nmch of a "A yachtsman," be said. say 'rather* or In a way* to be su- Perhaps It's a new fashion wa old bachelors ought to take np. la It tbe "Oh. hardty! I do»t prartter. ntyat* tfs a graat way perior." "Onr- Mora- mother tarry much about offend- to get a repptatJoh for being wise— CHAPTER V. I should say aoti I use both of thing this year to—" ing anybody In this old town." , saying mnch. Dont yon erer cm a great deal mysatf," said George. "Oh, go on!" aald George, moving aomeborly'* i "If must be wonderful,'* said Mtaa talk at aiir Havta* thus. In a word, revealed "One thing I asat pee, though: •way. T only wanted to know-—" He sees It's !«• Morgan. -It must be wonderful. Mr. "When people can understand.'* she i»ia ambition for a career aboTe Wbafs tbe use af a asaa being six left the sentence unfinished, and gel to art I:- Amberson—Mr. Mlnafer. I mean" answered. courts, marta and polling booths. three T Men that stae cant and crossed the room to where a girl tirely ri?d' "What must be weaderfalY" He bad been looking moodily out George breathed mere deeply thaa handle themselves aa well as s man sat waiting for hi* nobility to find Klnnvy i: "To be so Important aa ths.tr time to fulfill bis contract with, her on his fn. ; H t tbe ballroom, hat he turned to her usual, and, turning hla face from bout live feet aad a half can." -Tbat teat "Important.* George *s- •prick)*, at this, saw that her eyes the lovely tav for this dance. oer wlmi :L Hfn confidant, gased out at at least. t|ae barer be said. "Are "Pardon f keep' wait," he muttered, to anra«>." i- anybody onght to be altt* to do abost of her bouquet, and he consented to the dancers with aa expression in on as she rose brightly to meet him: and gle Mfnaftr as they like tn their own town, I smile. which there was both sternness and a "No.1 •he seemed pleased that be came at as aoy mi:r • aboeM tMakf* "Girls are vsuaBy pretty fresh V be for the squalid lives of tbe Not wholly Itonifled, he shrugged •11. danced with ber perfunctory jnoother Is She looked at him eritJcaHy from said. "They ought Is go to a man** unyachted MWUmlers before him. his sbonlders. "Yea aeaai to kaow a rtly. thlnklafc - . fcth e^L _wall • > * *^^ o^_ f^h Mr^sk_^. _ ^^ a^ Tm afr;i under her shading lashes—but her college about a,, year: they'd get However, among them he marked his pood many people! l£o you Uve in Morgan and hla daughter. Strangely Morgan *iiX eyes grew gentler almost at once. In taught a few things about freshness t mother, and bis somber grandeur re- New Torkr enough his thoughts dwelt more upon troth, they became more afnrecia'UTe Th« fri.-: What yon got to do after two o'clock laxed momentarily; a more genial "No. We dont live anywhere." the fattier than the daughter, though hla sh>are la tbU town, By a coiactdanc*. though not an warrlty. "N-- dance music and flowers have > sedate^than It had teen wltb effect upon nla«HsOn-ywar-old girls as anow% fme tor »if>»»f • ni com* for but that was baCsta I was born." odd one, tbe thoughts aad con Klaoiy i wen as npom elghtwsj gear-old boys. you In a cutlet at ten mlnatea after d« jam kaap moving arouna Uon of Mr. Kniaat Morgan at this rassmem t!. so forf Is he a promotsxf* The stairway was draft?: the steps two." very tuw wars concerned with Of them: !i< -I cant possibly fp." "No. He's an Investor" George Ambersea Mlnafer. rather cas- you know >• were narrow sad uncomfortable; no "Whafs he teveaBSdf" older person would havre remained In 1t you dont," be said. Tm going uaUy. it la true. Mr. Morgan had re- t*r," he *'••• such a place. MoreoTer, these two to sit In the cutter la front of the "Just lately." said Lacy, "he's been tired to a room set apart Car you're &>'••• • young peopto were strangers to each gate, whwetet you're ' vtstttng. all working oa a »rw kind of boTsclesa tng. oa the seuuad floor, and about havfT , other; neither had said anything In afternoon, and If you try to go out carriaBe." found a grUslad gentlesaan I See SUJth::..: which the other had dteeoTered the with anybody else he's got to whip Well. r*m sorry for him." George in solitary poascaatea. "Tou iu' slightest Intrinsic Interest; there had me before be gets you." And as she Mid, In no unkindly spirit. "Those "Meae Moraaar this the behoi-i.T not arisen between them the begin- Uughed-—though she UasMa a little, things are never going to aawmnt to dalaMd* iiata« with areat th* eye * f nings of congeniality, or even of too—he coBtlnoed, seriously: "It you anything. People arent aoing to "I dont betteva you know met" a painter ) spend their Urea lying oa their backs ; friendliness—bat stairways near ball- think rm not la earnest you're at lib- "Tea. I do. Pred BSnaeyr Mr. Mor- with aiitr- rooms hare more.to answer for than erty to make ««tte a bl« experimentr* ID the toad and totting grease drip ID their l»r* their faces," ' . . A* nn. retaraed with eaaal frleadUaasa, haVe moonlit lakes and mountain sun- She laughed again. 1 dont think "TouT r reall faof s tlitl s aae 1 siasten au . often, had so large a compliment Papa'd be as grateful." abe n- know—It's Just underneath Mr. Klnt • 91 Age, •tpntosed by its own long ac- as that," she said, -especially oa such turned. **lf ha eoold have your ad- you're taasqusradlaf la toalght. Toa short notice—and yet I dont think vice." of follies, is everlastingly ought to have changed It mot* tf yoa pretty inquiring, "what does she see la him?" ni go with you." InstsnUy George's nee became wanted * disguise." nushed. "I doat know that rve do&e been as If young love came about through "You be veadx at ten minutes after •Twenty years r said Hr. Wiaary. Minafcr thinking—or through conduct* A1 two." anything to be InawHnd for r he said. "I dont see that what I amid w*a par- "It makes some diSerence m. faces, •*The? eighteen one goes to a dance, sits with "No, I wont." but more in behavior r a stranger on a stairway, feels pe- lea. yon will r ticularly fresh." ! -No. Indeed!" "It «oss sor his Mead aarasd *ttb And an « calisx, thinks nothing, and becomes Tea." she said. "I will r And her explosive emphasis. ed overboi partner for the next dance arrived, "Then what do yon—" Incapable of any plan whatever. Miss They sat aad smoked. rette and ' Morgan and George stayed where they breatbtass with searching. She laughed gayty. "I don't! And I dont mind yonr being such a lofty "However," Mr. Morgan remarked by; Tve t• were. "Don't forget I've got the third presently. "I still dance like ea ID* from now," George called after ber. person at all. I think It's ever to They had agreed to this fn silence dlsn. Dontyoar •With If.' When "the third from now" came interesting—but papa's a great man r and without knowing It; certaml "No. I leave that to my boy Pr«d. The grl// without eYrhanglnif stances of Intelli George presented himself before her "Is heT* Oeorge decided to b« without any greeting, nice a "brother good-natured. "Wall, let us hope so. He doc* tbe dancing for tbe familyy. hi* <*'•• gence—they had fflorhaaged no glances "I bf hd jumplntf at all. Both sat staring vaguely out j or a mannerless old friend- Both I hope so. rm sate." bfB upstairs hard at itr With Into th<> bntiroom. and, for a time, George and Miss Morgan talked touch Looking at him keenly, ahe saw that •-* "No, he's not here." Mr. Klaney seem to hi> they did nut epeak. Here and there more to everyone else that evening the augniflcent youth was incredibly T«ll tiie, h were to be seen couples so carried than to each other, and they said, siucere In this bit of graclouaneaa. toward the open door and lowered hla voice. -He wouldn't come. old Fanny aw_ay that, ctusiug to move at tbe nothing at all at this Utne. Both "Are You Enaa0»d to Anybody?" She shook, bar head tn gentle wonder. decorous, even jriide. considered most looked preoccupied as they bt-gan to Tm )ast beginning to understand," It MSBM tbat a couple of years or -My I..•!•-: knowing. Hifj pranced and whirled dance, and prvaervi'd a gravity of ex- Miss Fanny ilLnafer, but not Itrss dei she amid. to a#o be had a row with young ••« throoch the throui;. from wall to wall, pression to tbe end of tbe number. teruus sod authoritative, lie saw "Dsjdasataad waatT" GcoraU Mlaafer. Fred was president In nlloplng woonitNui-i.s ID abandon. And their next number they did not George and the beautiful Lucy oa the "What It means to be a real Anv of a literary club they had. and he over said this Georgle Mlnafer gut himself "Old tin" Ceorge apJIerv«.rlag |j trpra H' prise when be pert-iiv^i timt his aunt. #Ukrw*y. seeming to have reached waved hla band vaguely. be had suuirtatm wheat It befoM »« came, sort of way, Fred* very bitter about There an-ii Fansqr Uloafer, was th.- ii.talrs. tribute. "Did your father say he thaa set It laaide auy Amberson house •«# tlmt the ajaecr-UMkias: dui^k: for tus IKT- "WeJU," said Georst.' ctx.lly. when "How lovely your mother is!" I.ucj ko4fw the family before he Wft \na ber they were seated, -what aid you *my I Mid. or any place else where young Oeor- And "Tam. I heUsv* h« was particuUt i, gie la." that queer-lOOktaS flurk Uud bet-n a your mow wasf "I thluk she la." he agreed gently, a Wand Of your Uncle Oeorge, U11J gun 'real dancer la Ms day, it -Morean." the KrucvfuleBt womnu In tha "Do people like young Mlnafer gen- _^,. *t dli»t say so, but I Imagine hr erally r evidently Ida day was not vt-t "Funny nsmet" bollr(H*ai. How v,otiUerfully they daace smst have known your muther v«r } T dent know about "reoerally.' I' - In spite'of Use hesdlwg. -a> "Kverybod* et«% nam* always Is." too. H*» wasn't au lo««ntur we*. Kuess he gels plouty of toadylne; Hat k M bb "i didst «M«n It «M really " ha waa it youu^; lawyer The there's carutalv a lot of peopht that about th* a**: wwsa he ««»c«d "Your lawWier and—and the r

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•:) on his SIK.UM.T "I 'IllM |i inu«t not lone tlir» *>lcrtl(ni 11 j* „„, ^ ]•(-,. PERRY , , , hltn«.-l nwny llllk vmili

h, ,,, fl,,m ,;;. ^ aweeiwt llttl. Kirl i,, „,,. lvor) , ; th« McOIor« M«w«- would « |11IV,. «,,,.„ |t ,. i From her little ,. •<> could flee the Machinery for Now Laboratory Irv do that. I urn „„,,,..„,, „ lt( here. :ind there to »rar It will stalled at Colorado Agricultural .,, on ,h, „„.„ ,n College. vi-rsy or exchange half -an hour. You <•„,,•, mutual choice. It PPO „ Vmt way now, dear, hut in „ (Hy O. V. ADAMfl, Colornao A irrinultural ,«• flmicpe of the fu- lblink '»« ColleBO. Port ColHrw. Colo.) j,,inf.v! The thought , iie'r finger tlpe. Tho experiment Htntlon of tho Col- "Von must not orndo Ajrrloulturnt college nt Fort Col- iv she kne«f Chnrlea It. I wor/t permit It I" LPimr, ,„,.,.,, h|mwU h )IIIJI hus JtJBt completed the InRtatla- n uf her choice, waa flonhod cheek*, shining tiiiilems. No charge Is made for the I A new tight cntne suddenly Into served In tho wnr. Major General Clement, U. S. A., retired, waa gniud inn rah n I. testing qf any material; the emn)))le imt Hlie tnlrt a rest He will b« defeated," nmat, however, he. of BxifRcient sl«e to liN rniupntgn, as »bo cried. "I win tnko ynu to the Star enuble complete Invtwtlgntions to b« tn lie married noon tn my cur, mi yim will lie sure to Ret OPENING OF PEARL HARBOR DRYDOCK AT HONOLULU rtmde. Now she wl»hed there In time for an extrn. 1 will be The first systematic attempts to de- [.on staying by bid ready in a minute." termine the value of rock for road i to the finish. It WH* Just n minute later whon btdldlng purposes by means of labora- :i\ Hiipplement l|»y Jimmy Mat hwddc her tn her roHdMlT. tory teats weretuitde. In Fmiice In 1878, rinTe. In a largo "W> will mnkc speed," title cried, na IMIH n picture of nhe turned on the power. Printer nnd ,I\.TIUII-'« daughter fimtwr Hi* little cur hounded forward, |iiliiii' for Dial rift. 1! whlzxed pn«t other enr8 and struck the ii- Must Knthu»luii- open utrelch hy the iuke. It hn<] lM-en «l»ewt before, hut on ihe open «tret<'h r NM one could be a the cnr truveleil nt n tiiiiddi'nlng rnte. t'luupiitfctier for Nearer nnd nonrer the city otiine; !, II[ he^ji ; but »he Tauter »nd fuHter. the «jr «e«uuwj Ju • r the itovprnor'* bound. "AIIIKKI there. JUHI one more [,) i ••: Jrif. it was ail lull*; IIUIIK mi!" l^'iiorw ga«|»ed H» i in <>f a big cant*. ...ild Hoe n niewen- A big red car loomed up In front. i... M»y. With that The little cnr Htnckened «pe«*d a« they • ii iiicnn^iiger |K*ya PflBfHHl. f.ctiorc reciiunlxed the ocen- It- • sifiittNl at once imntu—Oluirles ulid the daughter. "P wonder If they recognized UM?" Jimmy Klonte

•*>•;••.• Hbout ttowh Hews Bg Special Correspondent* B Special CorrespoCorrespondent. Mm. TOTI Ttramen anil Miss Mi d f tnreMrd. tchurlo nnk»»'s MtJw York visitors last Thurnday, Mr Willlnin l.\l»"Oli ot Fonl avonmi hi* mother and slutnr of, Mr. OfKirK" I^*vt of bindfla avenue : P rth AmT ov Sunday. going to prect a lionse In Harold» * ' b^fii broken for a now ; i Ground has Hfr. and Mrs. TappeK Mr*, von store bulldlnK •" »>• hollt by Mr. Bremen and Mm. Demurest motored Aaron Orosi. «l»Hh will be occupied to Morrlftown Thuntilay. as a modern tmH»ry on New Bruns- Mm I * Fodjro of ],injen avenue wick avenue. has returned from the Rahway Hos- Mr. and2 Mrs. WallOn* ot King A coiwolidation ef ike Woedbridg* wist 1T» Mosquito George road were Perth Amboy vis- at JSSmteh St, P«rth pital after a snropsful operation. Mm. von Bromnn entertained the itors Sunday. of Ihp Prnshyt^rlan Church at Mr. and Mrs Charles Wagnar and t«a. the hdBt*>«flfB belnft Mrs. von Bre- daughter wen* Amboy visitors Wed- Published by men and Mrs. S. B. Denuufwt. 'nesdiiy evening MIDDLESEX PRESS, 23 Green St, Woodbridge. Mrs. B. W. Hoagland visited I Misses Moiti? and Irene Gross and Subscription $1.50 Per Year Circulation 1,000 sister in Camden this week. *er MIM Annie Fisher of Lfckewood and MIRH Ellen Flnlaw wan the Nathan Gross motored to Duke's farm MAXWELL LOGAN, JSditor end gueat ot friend* In I^onla. Sunday. Mrs. Krlfth is til at her ho*me The Fords Jtmlors played the lHur- 1 Entered as second-clam matter March H, 1919, at the Post New ntr&tt. ors A. A. Sunday and heat them 15 OfDce at Weodbrldge, N. J., nnrf»«- the Act of March 3, 1879. Ml us Edith lloaglaitd spent the to 9. Tim Fordfl Mattery was Halge Wfcek-end tn South River. and Parnlor and Maurers, Faltlsco Mr. John 1. 1'hilHps. of Philadel-jand (TIORDV phla, was the mwkend guest of Dr.' Mrs. Wesley Mddle was aa out-of WOODBRIDGE AMERICAN LEGION and Mrs. B. \V Hoagland. town visitor WwlnMday. Miss Eltmbetii Maxwell spent the Mrs Miuina Hansen was an Amboy f, . PLANS DRJVE FOR MEMBERS week-end in N\>w York fMty. visitor Wednesday. Mrs. La Forge returned this week Mr. WiM^man and mother ot El tea- The American Legion has planned a drive for membership all from a t*o weeks' stay tn Rahway «l>i»nt tlio week-end with Mr. and •ever the country. The desired quota is 1,000,000 ex-service men Hospital, where she underwent a Tory w«>ism.iu of TotA avenue. and women, and the time limit, six days. successful operation for 'appendicitis. Mr and Mrs. Oorden ere enjoying GIRLS WANTKDi The idea of this legion is to keep alive in the whole of America Mlas Uetty Hoagtand has entered. the company ot their son, who I* dls- Swarthraon> Cnllpge. oharped irnm the Canadian army, those principles for which the men fought for in the great war afti-r funr v »«ra' active service. For labeling and wrapping in Rahwny. Cl^ those principles for which the men fought in the great: war Mr. Louis Hruwn 1B 111 at his home ( in Cliff road. woiV up-to-date recTMtlon room, also lunrh Sained an entirely new idea of democracy and comradeship and The Ladies of the Congregational during that time they learnfetl to forget class distinction and to tMiurch were entertained on Wednes- Xobge flews restaurant in bdaaint. HotaT* S to 12, 1 to R accept a man as a comrade on his merits alone. (luy afternoon at a porch tea by Mrs. lly : rtr IT. st which the regular could. New YorkYk . w&9 transected and plans torj Miss Leonard was the Week-end the f;iil work were discussed. Next guests of friends In Mllltown, N. 3, regular meeting will bo •October 1. VICTROLA AND 10 RECORD SELECTIONS A petition is being circulated to continue Mrs. William H. Prall Is ill at her $5.00 down and $5.00 per wevk home la Perth Amboy kvehae. garbage removal. Sign it A son was ooru to Mr.'and Mrs. Ch»r»g*Av"r*»jght by Time. New records in on the first, tenth and twentieth * Frank Gregus. of St. George's ave- Tt til-fashioned boy who used to A large stock of Victor and Columbia recur . nue, this week. , be tM;W-! n nickel to spend nn# has s come in and hear our new selections. FACING A LUMBER FAMINE. Mr. O. P. Bnllerwlch spent the I *fmuii hoy who doesn't know that "The seriousness of the lumber stt- week-end at his home In Pennsyt- tll«T«' iU« J. H. CONCANNON •Atioo U beginning to attract me at- dollar. tention It deserves. The chief of the PUBLIC OPINION Rev. and Mrs. Kerlin. who have been spendlaa: the summer here, left ftetted States forestry service an- this week for /_': •»•»«» In Dakota. nounced the other day that drtglnsl Hopelawn, N. 3, Dear Editor: Mr. and Mrs. Irving Oemarest ex- supplies of pine in the South would 1 notice that- tbe Perth Amboy pect soon to move into tbe Sjodard ee exhausted in ten years at the nor News has been devoting a lot of house on Cliff road, which Mr. Dem- Vacation time is nearly over and most of us are back to the normal run'; rate of consumption, and that 3.- space to toe subject of annexing arest recently porchased. we forget the purpose and place of Sunday in that normal routine? Sunday H > milTs wouM be out of existence Woodbrtdge. Now, of coarse, we all The Parent-Teachers' Association We have a Church for that purpose, so we should attend it. We don't go to Wfthin five years. The depletion of know that- It would salt Perth Amboy of Barren Avenue High School will to hear a sermon, but to worship—to return thanks to God, to sing His prai . AnMtica's timber resources, he de- both In a borrowing Mght or a ter- resume their meetings the second lives anew to Christ. •Glared, Is becoming a wortd-wlde maa- ritorial way, but 1 am safe in saying Monday hx October. Moreover, if you are present in church, the service will be that much nmr. Commentlng on these warnings, that the people In Hopelawn section, Paul SslllTan. who left last week spiring, the sermon that much more helpful, and the Church will aid you a.s t Houston Tost ttilnks that "what where I am located, are very much for Indiana to study law, returned stay away. No one 6aa worship God by proxy, so let ejwin one realize his or hoi in country needs is a stroug move- against any such thins as to being this week, ae he found that the annexed to Perth Amboy Just now. bility. Especially, let us appreciate "the obligation and privilege of attendant ,' to induce the planting of trees, course was not auite suitable for hlg We have only to took, across our purpose. Mr. Sullivan attended the service—the Holy Communion—oriftne first and third Sundays in the month -etsanar to the movements that bav« line to see very plainly what kind medical department ot the University In addition to the morning service at 11 o'clock, beginning next Sunday \u- Tcanlted In such increased production of a deal Chicken Town gets trosn ot Pennsylvania last year after grad- nong at 4 o'clock in the afternoqn J This~servke will appeal to you, I am sure. U ROll -•f food for war purposes." There are that city, and a little farther on are uating from the local High School. the hymns will be familiar. I shall preach a series of short sermons on -evidences, the Post says, that men Budapest and Gypsy Town. Thews Mrs. P. at Pavlaon and Mrs. W Mount." •Movement is taking stmpe tn several Jums. muddy.. , juimproTOdlji. McNalr are leering next Why atates, and it adds that the lumbermen streets* hardly any street lights and tor an extended i«t »* Rnrtin^n ti. not •ttoa4 out gtudy for adiflts at 10 o'clock and take part in will be contributing to the future wet are entirely vtthost police protection Iowa. riatt to »»rt**»to»; instructive diacuaaioii^, . M "Care of their own business and per- most of the time. Mr. 3. C. Neff of Bewared By thia tim** you wiB have receiyed the first copy of the WfrttMii one of ... Canning a public duty by promoting Their tax rate Is at the full value to Colgate University Tueeday This will come to every Chdrch family in the parish for six weeks fie. Cann. t tM» movement to the'best of their of their property' with city assess- was accompanied by , . scribe*forSthe Witness? It will give all of us a larger viflion of tile Church at ments. a former Woodbridge student, who is (—her prog glory, her problems. The cost is one dollar a yeaf. Put f -.lit! ability. There is considerable force If we were annexed to Perth Am- la this suggestion and It is worth con- preparing tor * medical miasjgaary an envelope and Hand it in with your offering some Sunday or send it&rect to c boy we would be In the same hole work. -•< \ I ifnd a splendid spirit of optimism and co-operation manifesting itself in "^ sidering carefully. dtaten Island was when Greater New York took her over. To under- ^aHtf/wt spirit. Let there be a larger expression of fellowship, among th- stana this better one has only to talk growing refJpaiion of individual responsibility. Then, by God'i grace, our po\w: Is the doughnut to be the enduring, to a States' Island property owner JAPANESr;fROV€RBS go^d in thejctoimunity will be greatly increased. abol ef tbe great war? That may to realize how a suburban place sui- .With fkittf in our Lord Jeeus Christ, with hope for His Kingdom, and l» «*«U happen. Symbolism is often ac- ters when \ a greater city $kM. It Streag> yirtde to i^ " tsf^t \ii march on to the goal set before us. 1 '«BdentaTand unconscious. A compan- over. » " TftBUTY SPISCOP AI. i HIHCI ttvely trivial episode may crystallise the wise. •the imagination and provide the en- tertug record, say* Philadelphia In- Kindness U « great «rpltaL 1 Why should not the doajh- Hs who Is happy Is forgettol. have this honorable office as well AROUND THE WORLD any other implementT By all se- Let as Bgbt ttrtihw. frleoda. tt played a high part at the India Is produclug more coal than all front The figure of the Salvatba other British dependencies. /ftlatoeUah te anncixwAh a fciaL Array girl frying doughnuts might well etend In the most conspicuous niche The locust tree was one of the r dl'Mika; binftever despise. lean trees to be take* to Burope/ .ef the new temple of fame. Under has the. biggest peat in, being nsejftg the v *% Swedish raiU-oadv for fuel with sec- We Profiteers and manipulators of cor- jrorllBC e*riy U better than worlt- In the necessaries of life hsve SM philanthropy. They will s«U abroad In the Hawaiian Inlands the p!ne~> for tf selling abroad Is more profitable apple Industry has during th« last few the domestic markets, nays Bat years experienced copalderable devel- and American. But the time Is at opineat, causfsg it to rank second ** -when Americans are entitled to that of ngar. At present there are «o*os*l I* if* t^i abnwt T.000 acre* planted with plne- CHBMI deration in return for the unsel- way te^utatortune., -• COOD5 applea. flsJuiess and sacrifice which they prac- Whoever h«UeSrea everything sals' tised during the war., Otherwise coo On the rock of Gibraltar and (n bas no mlnAJef hli own. - c ' dltloos will become Intolerable. some partis of England drlnktng water In Rngltsh law, the deceased wife's Is .obtained by coodeaM»tloo of tbe I should not grieve over my mUtorf abundant dew In eapcctally prepared tone, for what muddy water did not <-an he married, hot not tun de* 1 "inns, ** w_liiA sr» |rft» lo itn- tarlh fill- becutoe i»«d huKlkMnd's brother. If ed with strata mid rovered wltb clay. •tatter Is confrouted with the long an are lire of AMOHMiiftat* for tfce Hlwir ptarrylng out of iin- family. Uiaea nti luuujf txteu as women. Hewer' Murder among the ancient Persians \ One of the hero«'rt of the famous wan not puDUbable at the first of- The above entitled, ordinance vm» X4et Battalion, who rrawu-d (<>r 13 fense. , . ' Introduced September \t>, l»i *«Ut» OjB hla %tdaiacb t« obtain relief and pawed first aud second ri-dUni for his entrajjped curoraiWH, Is lepurt- AxMto^ttttt youns ltidlm of Itornee AArertitted anpieuher 1!», isi MI to be now unsuccessfully see ting elongated #ar-lobe« are cuualdered a with notice of hearing September Me IRVING DEMAREST 22. 1»10 a Job. He has fame, but not mark ©f beauty. Passed third reading and adopt yd Are rt'|>u!)licvas tt«aT*tetul as Swltnerlsud. In prgporilou tn Its September t*. It 11*. , General Contractor are SH!U to beT '• population, spends mere on poor relief ilinn does any Qtber country. EXCAVATING, GRADING AND CONCRETE WOHK ••HP" JOHN ». m nw/a&S^fi!? Stone* Auto Trucking and Team W»r jPBblishcil W«fWr. ¥unulng snakesklna for the n»on Chulrniaa of Townahfp TELEPHONE 22 WOODBRIDGE OFFICE, 213-W, SEWA N. of WUOHHI'S b«4t» has „ ANORfiW KBYBri, Sobscription $1.50 Per Tear ludustry In Madrid. Clerk. ;, [ evening. The pastor wishes to attend THE YORKE Methodist Episcopal a meeting in Nnw YoTk In the after- Church Notes noon and Will wot be able to return 10 a, m., Sunday hnforrt 8 p. HI. Service next Sunday l»ay)* 11 a. m., moriflnn iit unual time.) press—Auto Servio$ (Promotion Day prngrnnn ; |i. n^ ovonlng worship. Wfldnon ^ Between Newark, Elizabeth, Linden, 7:45 p. m,, prayer meeting: : Trinity Episcopal Church Thursday, 7: SO p. ft., foacnnrB' tram ; ftumlny, September 28—Church ray, Woodbridge, Perth Amboy, Carteret Ing class; Friday, 4 p. m., Junlm 10 a. m: rooming pravrr nnrt and Chrome sorrnon, 11 o'clock; evening nonf? nml "The Beatitudes." Telephone 310 Roosevelt Presbyterian Church Notea Congregation of Adath Israel Holds Sunday, September 28—10;00 a. m.. Sunday School Rally Sunday; 11 Annual Celebration (ffice: 9 THIRD ST. The congregation of Artath a. n»., morning 'worship; mibjmrt., hold Its annual celebration of tho "Ohrtat and the Individual;' 7:15 i>. Yoftr yesterday. The HfirvU'ns worn to., Christian Endeavor; "Tho Chris Woodbridge Station: hold In t.lio NlanonW' Hnll on tlan Athlete;" 8 p. ., evening H»>IY m »tr

in ail, almost Y.bOo.ooo men WILSON INVADES In tlie grnnt striig(?l«, or 1,500,000 more men than died tn all of thr> warn af the previous 100 yaarn. 2 HOUSE OF FOES Should Remember Recent Horrors. I "These ar« terrible facts, and w« \f),\f-/,Af)..vt;,.v»i'\fj ACKER'S I BARRIES HIS BATTLB FOR ought never to forgot thorn. We went Into this war to do a thing that waa I LEAGUE OF NATIONS INTO fundamental (or tho World and what T DO YOU WANT A HOUSE! lANCING PAVILION I i HOME OP HIS ENEMIES. have come out' on this Journny for 1H Have beautiful lots, nciir trolley and schools. I ' to dotormlne whether the country l»a;i Land value going up. l'nv now on <>nsy Irnns. SEWAREN, N. J. forgotton or not. I have found out | Tell me whore you w;m| to buy :t housr. I have a | GIVES COST OF GREAT WAR The country has not forgottnn and it will never permit any who stands large list of houses everywhere for salt:. m During September t In the way of the fuinilmvait of our Inform* Them of Lives and Tr«asur« great pledges, ever to forget the sor- G. M. AGREEN Poured Out to Save rowful day he made the attempt." Real Estate and Insurance es, Thufs, and Sat. s Arbitration and discussion, the pres- Civilization. 177 FREEMAN ST. Tel. 56-W. WOODBRIDGE ident pointed out, must replace force or Rent To Private Parties of arms In the settlement of world 1 IVY »Vv'»ri'»', r*VV'AW.'".'-|iW1 (Tly Mt, Clemens News Bureau) confroveralw. Constantly he dwells ioon and Evening Popular Prices 1 upon the fact that all the nations 1B j Aboard President Wilson * the I Ilimit* of tho peoples patience -In th*lr 'turned to China. Japan, he aald, had !9 •tobborn rlotpmiinatlon *o force a given her solemn pledge to that effect. ohange in the groat document. And with the League of Nations tn toroe, said tbe president, we can. If Must T*k« Thla League. occasion arises, stand forth and vy ; "We moat take this League ot Na- TWa shall ba done." TIRE & TUBE | Uona," said the president, "tor there I t% no way In wblch anoiiier can. be B. BREWSTER | obtained without, compelling recon. TOWNSHIP REPAIRING j alderatloD by the pawertt. And It | would sit very 111 upon my dtoniach to An (Mfnitncn to Krtabltsh the tirade On An Average Dealer in of Horonby Htreet take It back to Germany tor consider* Yon get three times more th*n you Meal, Feed, Brmn, Grain, Baled Hay j Uon." pay For when you Straw ' "All over the world people ara look The above en titled ordinance wan : Ing to us with confidence onr rtYtda Introduced September 15, 1919, 1 along with the w-aKer nations. I prmy aad Watted flrot and «<*eoad reading. LET GEORGE • Ood (hat tbe centlrmnn who an de- Advertised September lit. 1919, STREET WOODBRIDGE ! laying thla thing m»y presently »e» It with notice of hearing September 22, j Is a dUfrrrrnt lUcht" DO IT Adjoining Penssylnuila Railroad 178-180 N«w Bcunswick A«e., - I oarmany, :ht> pre«lrt«nt declared, la Paued third reading and adopted t-Hi>g new courage fruui our delay la Hepteuauer 2'1. 1919. Perth Amboy ratlfTlng the treaty and her news- Title advertised September 26, paper* and public men were agatn be- 1«H9. Full Line of coming arrogantly oul-apoken. JOHN B. BRECKENRIDGE, Deeply Inipruswlve worn the flgurea Chairman of Township Committee. ot the cost of the tale war, la II ANDREW KEYES, Ford Parts and dollar*. It was the first time thai Township Clerk. the oflloUi statistic* have been made Accessaries publlo ifflH the tremendoua totals TOWNSHIP ;R •hoobad the preeide«f« audleaoa Electrical Supplies •howa Coat 9f World War. A* Ordinance to License MHI Rejcu- NOTICE l»te Aato-Boaes and Their IPER Lighting Fixtures "The war." aald President WUooo, Owners HJUI Drivers cost Ores' Britain and and her Do- .HOUSE' AMBOY LIGHTING mains t38.000.OUO.iJM, France 129.004,. The above entitled ordinance was Garbage Collections 000,000; the United States 132,000, Introduced August 25. lal9, and COMPANY, 000.000; RuMia »l«.M0,00O.000; Italy passed first reading. 193-195 Smith St, $13,000,000,000 and a total. Including Advertised September 5, witb NKW JERSEY tha expenditures of Japan, Belgium Ootice ol hearing September 8, 1919 Will be Perth Amboy, N. J. and other small countries, of $123,000,- Hearing adjourned September 8 coo.000. 1919, to September 16, 19 IP. "It cost the Central Powers aa fol-1 Amended September 1& aad Iowa: Germany *aa.O*>0,0lW.O0O; pitaaed aecond r«ading. DISCONTINUED tria-Hungary, $il,000,W)0,tM Advertised September 10, with and Bulgaria f3.000.000.000. notice of hearing September "T%« United SUtes." the prealdwit 1919. KEYES •aid, "jpoftt onrt mlllton dollars an Passed third reading and adopted On Sept. 15 \ R. A. HIRNER hour night and day tor two yean* In September 22, 1919. Undertaker and Its struggle to »ave clrtUtatlea. AH Title advertised September 2 thlB. however, fades ^to Insigni- 1919. As stated in the order of the of Health Expert Embatmer ficance whan tho deaths b? Ordinance to take effect Septem KINO Office and Garage 47 MaJu Sf battle are considered," declared ber 29, 1919. establishing a sytsem of garbage collection front the prenldeat, Ru*»la gave 1,- JOHN E. BRECKENRIDGK, ! KINDS Residence 23 Hitftt St.

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Truir^'H PI ii"" Rnfferlng from tli* flwftll «fO1.v <>f Oimi' I molt. Pon't wnit till it "nni^pfl ^^T," Tt, ottly ^onn*fl Nflrk. Acid-Stomach Find tli" < ii" H' pud ntnj) It Pi**"*"'! «ja of pnr>til* »nffnr y»»r at'« oomlitinnH of ki'ln^ys Hi-ft uannlly in'li fl(.m •tllnenln »rTf.Hn« pr*rt lomllr r <-il>-<\ by "••'! lime backs mill .,tli i I.ml ut thn binly mv.-i 1,a»r:-ln« »B«I th«lr 111 healtb can b* tr«~'t . 1T - • < -11 v In arlfl- Mothers Hi v.TfiK-liiup iiiiins, which nro nature's *itt ptomach.^ Hjiiilmi>ni of ih« rtlltn'-x<. rli-uu»i l»n\, lira- bago, Mtatlna, (»n«r«l wflnkn-M, lo»* of • box of the pur», nrijfinni power and "n«r«y, ti^BiiBf-hi- Imnmnii, MEDAL. Haarl»m Oii jCnpnul^s, im- nervimaneas, tn^ntal nfc mil Tor tbn rtml xymp- yemr systt>rlriK#n«tiiin. h"«rt- For over rw«. hitudrrd years they born, balrhlojr. rood r«D»»tlnK. th«* «»fnl havo beon helping "the airk. Why not pa Into) bloat after en^d not help you. Ask for "GOU> that »nyt*lnpt rdnlrt bring mich npi-'^lv r"ll«f METDAL nnd be sure the name —and tnakn them frel no murli hrti**r \n "GOLD 1TRDAT/' is on the boi-Adr. trurr war T17 BATON'IC ami jml. too. wilt be Jilnt aa enthualaetlr (n Ita |ir.it»» Millie rour life worth Uvlns. nn n-li" i>r palnp—nn htue* nr melanrhnly -no inin« ot Good Model*. that Urea, llntlea* feellnit !)« w-!l ami "You pnint shp«p a tfaofi strong, (let back your phyai^al knil mental punch; your vim. vlum »IHI vltnlity Too "Yes; they're not very nctlv*. Will will llwiyi be weak and alltnir AH lone as ynu hava add-Btomnrh Bn Kft rt THICK, SWOLLEN 6LINDS THE GREAT OIL FIELDS thtt auk* a. hor>« Wh»«», Burlcburnett, Ilsnrer and I>«nlnmon*. Tax., Roar, have Thick Wind h&va addad thousands of dollar* to th» or Choke-down. can tic panes at the poor. Stocks paylns a to 100% monthly dividends; In uses, royalties anil reduced with production doubling up; are open In all: no bears, no bulti to croml. Invent ten. a. liun dr«d, a. thounsml dullara and watch It KIOW. ABSORBiNE John D. eliminated the drtflht y*ftra Rfo. • •out.-; with rit»pl*» nklriB. shorter ihnn Mr stock Is gilt cdre; lease*. rny»ltt.-» ami also other Bunches or Swellings. No blister, One dues mi! tmvp to nssert the Itop- production the best. P»rtlcul»m. J. H. AX ili,i-.' >>f I ho fteml-ntted tnofietrt. A tullitrfHl milt when wrlt- nomical—only a. few drop* required it an ippli- inc or rtiMiluns. In America It Rfw"uii'Ufl for practical use Is shown with ration. $2. SO prr bottle delivered. IO9t3BfTM. wlliwut stiyiiiK. for the suit IS always a <-i>:it tlmt IB an «itreme of the miwlo A 20%niN¥ESTMENT USOMtW.JIL, the antisep(ic liniment for man- tin' hiickhnnc of the, Aiue/lcaD flrrjtn- Wi i. nifth. It tm« s slralsbt front sod Two (torr brick and cement business kinJ, iedu(.e> Cy»t», Went, r»inful, Swollen I'lin. lit! Imrk nnd betvfeM them, tit block, nearly new, splendidly located, in Veiiuand Ulreri. f 1.2S a borUc »t dealer, ot an's outfit, for every season of thr Okaechobee. Fla.. one of the b«st (tr.iwlin y.-ur. It fit a in with her inonnpr ot oui'li >»ler, odlces leaond flour All W.F.VOUM0, P. D. F..HOTwal*II S»r|nBB*M.Mas*. Itfiv if nur devotion to th« tailored • lway» nntad. Now bringing ttutro thnn suit needed any fiuatalnlng ft *o«td In NNWlth. with tbe wiliest one eljjlit 28%. flood nuam for seltlne. Price iii.hfs above the hein. Two bone hut- Burn hard or soft coal, wood o* «as in • N 110,000. Address p&tiaka* Reilur Co., Inc. imt luck It; for Paris has pronounced Okecohobee, Fla. Auto-Wash Cake UH npproval of our favorite aud set tons at the front >">««• tn New Torsi the genius ot iuv FVench and eonfldent Ash, oak, maple, birch, basswood, City. Sent direct rrorn our factory to you. rite material for suits of this char- Prim IS cents, postpaid. AUTO-WASH that. In this'particular fleld, American HCter. N EW-1DE A r,, ,JCf! hemlock, chestnut and pine. Also CO.. »•* FMIII MnwC, BnaUn. N. T. models will never suffer by compari- "71UOM Ymm'~ log* or standinc timber, especially son. They are more likely to excel A more drewty stilt of velours re- Insdsy. Co«ts Mttl* nor* than a food stOTa. Nonit.;, NOT MUCH TO WRITE ABOUT \ tills a mat that Is very new In r»mHhllJ>ft>i rigkt kind efw". teotter feelings Instead ot punishing Two handsome and practical "nunlc • llsks between them.. The same deal en them, "If you are so naughty you will The city editor of an Ohio paper tn America" salts for the coming win- appears on the skirt which la this stilt grieve mamma so that she will get ill said to a new reporter: ter Mason Invite the consideration ot In considerably wider thnn those nf MERELY RED CLOTH TO HIMJUST WHAT DIDS{ and have to He in bed in a dark room, "There's to be a meeting of the tntsv those who give,the study of styles in the past season. At the front and Imek, between'the embroidered points. 1 and take nasty medicine, and then she tees at the public Hbrarj building tbte suits 1h« attention It deserves. The Pact That It Was Cut From Country's Young I ear in- -s Htplj may'die and have to be taken away oat evening at eight o'clock. You cover it. tailored suit more than anything else i) handsome motif emphasizes the Flag Meant Nothing to Qar- Been M(r- to the enmeteiv and be burled, anil Make a story of about 400 vorda." needs tob« carefully selected. There jiromlnence (riven to embroidery in man Merchant. you—" The cab went away on bis asstga~ are s. r*# new phases of tl*» motto tn thin model and indicates that sklrta The chi)d had become more solemn, ruent, and the chief o( the local de- 'consider. They Include the promi- may be less plain than they have been. It Is a known fact that the average Thf y..Mi..- ' but' ah angelic smile overspread bis partment turned agate to hla d«8fc, nence given very high choker collars, The very narrow skirt has disap- iermnn will forgot religion, dvtt contlnu>iii> peared, for which dispensation of face at his mother's last words anti? made la th* aaafsninent book wider skirts and longer coats, Neml- mvs, and even his patrletiam, if tney ever HIII'T ' • A 1 Cushion let us be thankful. throwing his arms about her Deck, he that lay before him, and dismissed the fltted, and a few rather snugly fitted Interfere with his chances to drive Nothinn -:,'• • • • vl exclaimed: ^natter fk>ia bis mind. About eleven tiome a good bargain. The latest dis- hOUm, tin ii "Oh. mamma, and may I alt beside o'clock, however, b»'suddenly called uiuy of this tendency came during the fty's Kfiii, II the coachman T*—London Tlt»Blta. preparations for the victory .ball, which cniiipliiint- • .,,-n given the Fourth of Jnly in the able, -In ' Grandpa's au*u«j. «*r," sa}d the new reporter, Men's club at Amlernacn. As crltltri/i- ii James and hit* mother went to th« earning tor*anU •io Fourth of July ball would be com- boobn ti~" 1 •how ana night and James' mothej "I sent you to a bo«rd nueetlng at l>Ute without "Uncle Sam." several Hot neui1!;. -•• read the print la tlie picture aloud. In th»", porftc library. WMn'i your "Y" girls set out to prepare a cos* we -li-tcil !•• BtoryT' • oivomy tunic for th« revered character. When you c<'t - one place the writing waa about a bam. "It isn't quite flnWbed yet* You told it came to purchasing the red elotn UH« (IH Ii, : Jamett asked bis mother what a bum for the stripes In the trousers, how- was. "A bum 1B a man that just lays me to make 400 word* of it, and I've aski'l. over, it soemed that their plans had ; around and doesn't do say work." got only a little over 300 BO far." "1 doll'! "What did they do?" L-niie niulfts. Nowhere In Andernach any," ti< -;1 "Oh," said James, "den draropa is a * oul; <•<•• • Erea a lawyer objocta to betnscross- The wages of sta are the same In toilet prcpuratluna our ehlna cup set In hot water and the Uhlae. grew up ' qaestloDed by hla wife. through the ages. «. mothers iuude uuuiy things for tht-iu iCliistc Is.dissolved to It. The mutton selves of the harmless mid tuum-ly in tallow, which has previouvly heen Kredlcnts they hud at hund. Some of trUnl out St gentle heat and added to Th« j A ne» I • tliese old recipes have been preserved the glycerin. Is then blended with ttt« "I'm in a terrible predfemjnent." said hood, nin! l und have iiro%reti tlielr worth In per- rose water, and the other Ingredient* •Ue grocer. : *. : t forming the work they are Intended are added while the mixture U being "What's tn* mafterr a«tted the CB»- •he warn. for. Besides being less expensive thnu teuton..This makes a cream wliUh is totuer. Qver Ini" ' • JN the lotions and creams bought In the ustrlnKdit, tightening the skin, without "I don't know what to do. If f veil that UE 11- [ ! Give The FolKs ( shops one has the satisfaction of know- allowing It to heenme flabby. you my good* at coat tn a few week* naught> \ ing just what la in them. For the.com- heard *'•••< To Softan th« Hand*. I'll be in the bankruptcy jcvun. UA. If M i plexion and for the hair these home- Before retiring take a large pair of I charge you a price which will give "Hey, tn. i y\ • TKe Original made preparations probably hnve tunic gloves and spread mutton tallow lu- mt) a profit, in a few weeksk I'll be alu't to *•• and healing qualities as effective UH *Jile, also all over the hands. Wear the Jail." oaaghty <• • the manufactured articles. At least Kloves all night and wash the htuuls our yam i they will answer the purpose tor with olive oil and white Castile Houp tn rflS I _„, women who feel that money spent for the morning; after cleansing the hun and reliable formula fur treatment of made by corneraf" a dry. skin.' A small boy said It was Impossible When the skin is dry and tmrsli It to judge the effect of a slipper by Its The for their table drink. should be wushed only once a

those coffee troubles ^M*aiip«urlu£ cream, rubblitu It In mill l>ear wtrh Jaslat«nt frequency on sum- then wiping it off with a piece of <>UI mer gown), ftr IMIIU uiorulng uud uf- which frequently show linen. At night rub In the creuni Imt teruoon wear. in headache, irritability, do not rub it off but allow It to re- Linen, silk and organdie are et»- A diihyov main all night. brold«md In "rintoiu" colors, m u Imt always relis indigestion and sleep- The iltaiipiieartni; cream li made as trimming; wool flowera, frultH nnd follows:' White waXj 1 ounce; Hper- geometrical figures coQtlaue in lu^t, lessness. macetl, 1 ounce; almond oil, 4 uuix'ei'; favor. At brenkfost or m rose water, 4 ounce*. Uw u« i 'JCWo abades of yellow pumpkin and above. Can l>e put up by any lamon are lovely against hackgruuud with either milKor c:i or at home, remembering thot the more of MM* wUU'sW tkrwul of bt»ek nnd a cream it) beaten the Hiuuotlier It another of white give perfect tout; 1 There's a Reason" will be. YatU« tt> the •artous similes which An A«trlnp«nt Cream. are used tn embroideries. Giope-Mu A weli-recommended iiHtrtngent rryinu Is limde from four ouni'eH of ••an In Fifth Avenus. fills *a reauiiremen At Grocers. mutton tullow, one and a uimrter AA nuuwual dress recently Been on c uunceti oft giycfrln, one-half a ilrum of Ptftn pvenue was of white satin win, npurl^limOTtt not iy tlurture of btmEoln, a quarter of a ovardrapery of navy geur(f«tte falling <1 ritin of spirits of cmitphor. oiw from shoulders to hem. The georgette many cereals. usually sold «l 15c and 25c of a ilrum of powdered aluiu. on WMtodwed by wide tmnrj of white irr of a flfom of UusttiaD b^turwork, aud a colltir reaching »]• No cooKlng Nowci •iiivi uuelwlf Ull ounce of Cpwe. t|UhSt tO thjB WHlHtilue wna M re The row watt" i> vmruwU In At Orocei> Every ^ ICTION IS OF BIG IMPORTANCE R YEARS i>(hnr "don'lll" for thP of sliding GENUINE ASPIRIN Nationi Time to Spruce Up Car Neglected ell* How Sha ""n't fnl) to know exactly During Great War. whore tw "rrverse** position of t»i<> Kfnr shift la, and don't full tat «t io 8 tion HO long ns the c«r in raov- retary of War, Recommend. Em- Injf forward. •ForyeutI pleyment of Rnturnlna Sol. l>on't try to shift from a tflera to M«ko HBpt|r.. hiRtinr gear to n lower gear •Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" to be without lpttlriK the car speed genuine, must be marked with th<; ft* Pariagt Tt Gtl o me any iwa A How about your motor <"nr} Of slnrktm Bomowlmt before mo do- aafety "Bayer Cross." Always buy an GtnmitM Aiabnttim 'riend eour«e, you let hor Umi aorrin- hiR. unbroken Bayer package which con- Withtut Cr+H Rtiultt Yam whet during th»« wnr. T)on't try to change from high tains proper directions to safely re- and Cirxh Mtut lnkhMn» V£» trtottc to nno lnbnr or gesr to low without letting the lieve. Heartnche, Toothache, Earache. PrinUdim, ablaGontpotad. I enr tit • time when Amorirnu fyft did go and got n- cnr nonrlv stop. Neurnlgtn, Colds and pain. Handy tin try win worklnjr at top H,^P(i t^" I>on't fnll to speed up fhe cnr boxes of 12 tablets cost hut it few i»f right »*•». i ducn the mntorlnl noooBRnry for the somewhat before changing from cents at drug stores—larger packages certainly r»- winning of the wnr, d thi J a lower to a higher gear. also. Awplrln lis the trade mark of But the war in ovor. Labor I* no Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetlc- ither women Who longer mrnrte. In tnri, ihore are 10- ncldentor of Sallcyllcacld.—Adv. uffer, for It hse one • ticn f*~^ 000 Bold lorn being dismissed every day We Hand You the Packatfe That Puts Health know It will from the Hfirvloo, and thpae men will DISPLAYS SKILL AS DRIVER At MIIM KhiK" of the gnme thf> and Cheerfulness in Your Home HTait»f»irtrUa. have rather a dlfflrutt time of It until welRhl cliimiplonHhtp In conc*'f Alahaitinr over other methods, and remember it it y,*Lydl» E. Pink- cx-aervlce men for auch reconatrnctlon plonshlp, and cnptnrlng the Vnnderhilt pounds trial. For Vork. cap race the following year. He wan overentH nnd yonr stomach goes back tised in the finest homes and public buildings every- on you, then In the time for "August where. Be sure you get Alabastinc, and if your dealer LrdtaS. Plnkham also runner-up In the nrnt Indlannpolln rannol or will not impply you, write direct for sample fcfme. ' The remit There la no more need for emergency Flower," the sovereign remedy for iiid and culor detigns with name of nearest dealei. i la at your service. economy. Minor repairs add to the tired, overworked und disordered Mom- life of thlnga. Paint adda life to the acha, a nnnnrea for Indigestion, fer- New walls dtmand Alahutine, old walls ap- body of the cnr. Spruce up yonr en- mentation of food, nour stomach, sick prtitatt Alabastinc gine. Itftx-w those worn parts. Tour h^Rflnche and constipation. It gently Alabastine Company car will go quicker, will rtin smoother, stimulates the liver, cleanses the In- and wear on It will b« lighter. tcptlnra nnd alimentary canal, making 1N6 Crandvllle Ave, Grand Ranld*. Nlleh. J Materlnla are expenalTe now— life worth living. Sold everywhere. Adv. pnluta. machine parts, coat more than they u*ea to a few year* ago.* But Many n man who knows his own -IANORUM they will nave more than-their ralue mind hiis u RofnuwhuJ. lluslu-il iic- In their -m-rvlce to Hie car. <, NO. 3«--1»1». Don't wait for material! to come down. They won't. Rather fa the Cutlcura for Pimply Faces. ii whit loMen her contrary to b« expected. A&d-tf you To remove pimples and blackheads K It wait a little too long, you will have to smenr them with Cutlcura Ointment. put on an extra coat of paint, and Wash off In five minutes with Cutl- «»fr»C. more parta, will wear out. "Spruce cura Soap and hot water. Once clear up" your oar now. keep your skin clear by using them for Snappy fcptlon. dally toilet purposes. Don't fall to In- i,i' iIn- e clude Cutlcura Talcum.—Adv. Styles for i.nr olil fellow U HELPS PAY FOR GOOD ROADS Among the few possessions of a High School Chaps lit ilwt. dura hu*- In 191t Nearly 91 p«r Cvnt of Motor. shiftless man you will nearly alwuys Vehicle Tax Was Applied to find a worthless dog. Young Men and Men Hlghwuy Improvement. OranuUtxd Bjrelida, Btloa. Inliamtd Bye* —who appreciate «tyle without ex- rallHved ovsr ni«Ut by Roman Bya B»U»m. (Prapu-«d by th« Unlt*d 8t*t*a Depart- OB* trial provaa It* roarlt.Adv , travagance. ment or Agriculture.) Tt»e Increaoe In mot»rc«r reglstrn Melodious Expression. The "Gold Bond" Certificate in the tiniest Heltlctf tlons and revenues In the United "Music speaks ali languages." pocket of each garment insures com- Sin ten during the pnst dozen years "And I suppose you would say plete and lasting satisfaction. [Trouble* Bit represents some Interesting compari- fas* bands stutters." -Him Well. sons. This Is especially true In re- si«ect to the use mncle of the revenues. $100 Reward, $100 >li i)»- from kidney In 1006 the total registrations were ap- Ralph Mulford. Catarrh U a local dUuuM greatly tnflu- Y(5h& Mii.r, North Bt., proxlmntfiy 4R.000 rnrs, paying a gross •«c«d by constitutional conditions. It I ...ulilu't stoop ISOO-mtle race, glvins Tiny Ilarmun, the therefor* requires oonatltuttonaJ tr«at- .:%. •i•»:n- in my beck revenue of about |199, contest for the He that hath character need hnve bridge expenditures for that year. Fur- American speedway championship In no fear of his, condition. Churncter thermore, while In 1000. prnctically wilt draw conditions after It. Ihirnty all the 1017, which wns won by Dnrlo Renta, '•it far too often Done of the motor-vehicle revenues with the late John Atken second, nnd !••>>; wn«cr. The were applied to road construction or Edward Bickeubuckcr, third. Mulford, ; It's Just ns hard to find a satisfied M.I I had no w maintenance. In 1014 nearly 01 per person as It Is to find a white crow. cent of the grosti return*, or f46,986> failed to get among the leaders. iiinprwi, trTiBfl litn- w ithout relief 691, were devoted to this p»riH>se In iK'l|l and didn't 40 states, and of the total amount ap- Many Automobile Owner*. i-- iitile to work plied to road work 77 pt-r cent, or This country has more than six mil- /''Min't Kidney $36,161,473. was expended more or less lion automobile owners, one to every unit (our bojHB eighteen of the population, and about * txT'ittic Donnu. directly under the control or super- ftronjr and all vision of the state highway depart- fifteen of. these ride In automobiles. ment*. 1. H' CARR, 8elf-Starter. C«teh«* Dirt and Oust g the a«lf-»tartar b» rare tiatar)/ Tufted or studded upholstery Is a.that the spurk Is retarded, as a back great catcher of dust and dirt. kick may wreck the mecbuniara. TRAILER IS ESSENTIAL PART OF MOTOR TRUCK EQUIPMENT ON IMPROVED ROADS STRIKE CIGARETTE wurm bath soothe* the • •••••:•-'I^-I l /

HEN you see this famous Motor Truck Can Pull Trailer Where Roads Arc Good Wtrade-mark, think a minute 1 Trucka are usually equipped with Now that farnmrs »rp hiiyin* motor xWii-S •. Think ot the delicious taste of chew triK^K In hn-Kf numbers, It Is deslriibl* motors having. "Considerable Unit thcue trucks «l(1^'l"y out of furmtng. This Is Toasting improves tobacco just as well capacity .ts capable of hauling 4 trailer, 11 • wnJre l<»t to,«a/. but inuuy •wfttTH ; \ as bread. And that's a lot. are flnUlOK tt true. Not only tluit- thuB being able to handle nearly twice the normal rtted cupaclty of the truck tfc»y are »l#0 fludlnjt tfe»t t out wltuta wot** ng my re- wTtttout ij*ertua«Bg it. Try a Lucky Strike cigarette** ten yeara to the makes utmiey by suvlng money Danger In Practice. l rt marketinrketing costs. J^ilif;. -

• 14 T .N< >T A f>I,F)ARANT PA8SKNOKR ' V » fcgw to Add aJ | "lion'l you over tako your toYourHoiueThantowl out In your automobile t" Y«O Had More R0;J | "Not very oftpn. Whenever 1 run : over anyborty RJI« scroamf so tt if ntrvnus." Living in cramped, crow I ten makes one irritahU 4,

and uncongenial: [( yiilu^ i rreommendntlnn of Oomtnl»- farlnrn trpntmcnt. or want more room, \ „ , CRITICISM OF TWO Lew IK the hrwrd sirtopted rAile* One ftf the iiii:(t«iit features of !)«• rest easy until you I,, , „ out lining the procedure In connection fall and winter m-hedwta of work Is the with the (nmsfer of Inmates from one canipntgn for preventive tneasurps of £r J£ J^ • winK ,(Mh; I reel iiiKtitntlon tn mother. FollnwInK thin tuberculosis which will be conducted INSTITUTIONS tirtl'in the tmrtnl nlso npprovH the by th* lenifiio niemhtrtj TIIIB ttuu- tiling ««r« r»- trnn-jfpr of 41 tnmntes by <\>inintnMoil- pttlirn will I>P 'ondurter) nloni? sovenil Ev h*M t» hafipen er lx>\vls. T\-hl<-h Inrlniled 14 boy« lfne«. FoHowiujr up th« unmmer work «fyA»ng for I to «p«t Recommendation Made That trnnfferrt'tl from Ihe S(nt* Hoin«« for of gl'vluic over 500 pre-tubercu'oiw «m> Hoys fo the Itiihwiiy npforniatory on imnenilc children two *••••*' »ulli>B». Buildings r rfT Survey Be Made at Glen K<>liiuinT IS of this ypsir. > at an eM>*'iiS'' " " M.0JI0. an efiort Call hsnaBaS alT il Gardner Sanatorium. wan jriven to n eom- v\lll be miule to (let the county to <•« (or tha additioa to hy » fnMlsh H I'I-CV ontortum, RA that tliesc iMtcHilniils tit the Htnto prison children nm> !»«• "oared for In R public n 2.r> p»>r oont Incwfts*" In you p MORRIS PLAINS UNDER FIRE UM chsaa*. TMR I, A T KflT tn M, whU-h b»« lntinrh«d the for a rftfllc. A Clinton ItffnriitHlory In cornpiinv Commission and request uot only rlie aw«1 forest l«nrt. This pnuwty will buying- U? wllh K. Wallace Armstrong of Moorcs- he dhl.led Into 420 •*"f "*r« farms, on ! Why, nobody town. HriHMint nece>««try to rover the nitua- WOODBRIDi which model-homes will be erected, tn » a a evinced ili»K of the (Wen Gnrilner iusll- Mn» nt the prl*on, bat Inci-eaft** de- mnnded hy employees at other stole ln- which Hti effort wilt b* made to utilise . «nouch Interest tutlon, Mrs. Thompson *aid the pa- "In tlie most practical s,nd artistic ; MM )r«t to M«K me nr said, the sanatorium would not rank In Tlie New Jersey Anti-Tuherrultwla l«r of ta« the "A'" rlan afi a arietitifie tutwrcu- I^n^ue will mnke H Kpeclal effort this FHINTING CLAUSEN & JOHNS( •oil. losis Institution and wrtwimwnl«l that year to Interest factorial* and Indun- When yon ••!- « survey be made of the InBtitiition by II-1H1 pUnty In K"> new fall and winter bark, to »t««r the state board before «u,v appropria- henllh |iro|crHin. which has Just bee.i The Leather Goods Store lb« ahlp. tions were made for new construction compleied liy Kriie*! I). Rnfiton, sec- work. ret ury mid treasurer. Instead of a AYthrik In addition lo conHrinhiic tin- Ktulr cinlm nt< nt to detertnlii*> the Injnrlrti Travelling Bags and Suit Cases, Harness IMPUTATION made by Mr* Thoiti|ison Mr. done tiv IndiiPlrinl liniards Mr. Kaaton Kinds, Auto Tops Recovered and Repair BC(JKNED. Armstrong <*onten<1fe eHtablished In many W» Help Our Cus- )r*ti're afraid of fur tlif reason Hint flie overheud l>)ani!> 1( is estimated that Newark tomer* to Success 143 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENTE Work. were CHIID* up 1h»- re<-i>lptK. !,,>.* Jl.ix»O, pemttiom to forward M<>II<\ t" Hun *N I'LAIM Tin- su^jCf"! Ion that a xnrvey tie nmile nr**en, hy havliiK medical examination many, Hooasaaia, Polaad. Caecfaa>A»ovaai», Unut H,n.>i«. Hi SIGHT. nf tlie Munaiorlniii «ni M<1T>|4i. <1 liv tlin of employees nnd being constantly on nil parts of the world. Iaqulre al board, the work to lie conducted by the alert to provide health measures MO neimpap«r «an tucceed with- Treui • n d o u • Mrs. Thor HDII ilif iioard i>f Hcullh to cdcip- FACT Ml38. then lo the Morriv CIHIIIK Hospital, which wu!< ilic IHHI Inn! itulioii ciule In-the estHhllHlinifiit of an Indus- Frank — Dax- liiul clinic for expert medical advice. Ha«, will you fly ed, Mr. Ainihti ciini said: The league hopes to liuve a "health With meT "It's a good nlil ftiMhlonefi XHty — Have lnsiltiilloii. 'I licit*' t'mi Yoortieeti was week' during the yetir to advocate you an aeronaut'* a vlHllor nt the liiHiltul Ion, mid I bad iiealili centers and to promote tlie Idea v.. not seen lilui In 1 r> yearn. There aft ' of 1IH\IIIK everyliiMly tukf an Inventory gold name plutcK I'f^tilt- each man- ) of their hen I Hi condition* at lw«»t once ager's |iia<-e. at tlie talile." a yeiir. At this Juiu'lure K 1'. Karle Inquired Posters In Factories. wlist stepn. If mi.v. ueit- litkt-n at the AH a menus of g«Mlng these ideas la IN NEAR ; FUTURE. Morrla 1'tuiim lnstttudon looking to the public mind the league Is adopting Wart! the preparation of plunn for new "Wlfey 1 aee the one of posters in factories, wore*, FOX that Mra. K«t- buildings for which the lenUlature ap- fmteriiiil lodge rooms, railway stu r\um has gut a propriated 1400,000. I'lif H|.|'roprla ttons, clitiiches, clinic*, etc. Hpectal I dlrorce lion Iftn-ame avalluk'le « uuU uillk rvgulitiioua wilt b« tOHiJe. ; f for new hulldtng* and advise the man ('u-uyeratlon will ht soufbt In ttila *i- ' Ne. 5i«r wed- teuslve <-a[«i>«lKU from both tit** New ceremonlea agers that they would lie expected to start work at the earliest -.w^Mble mo- Jersey Tenement House C*ntinlsstua taken pl»c* lu tha ment. sod the «l«-pBilin*nt of pubtte h«ttlth. ; •\fteruoPB or •»•- "I kuow they art* pur|H>ne); delaying In addition to aettuf as a rlf-arlng ' •to* thli wurW," added Mr. Earltv "1 think for I it fui iiiut IOQ to the 3f> Unn\ ' the tnanagerc should he 'jacked up' iK «iv«r ilif xrate r)i« N«-w ' and uo( hnndled polltvly. 1 ilon'l know Jersey Antl Tul>rn tilontn l^aaiiv IIHH S VIOII^ANCK what la causing the delay, hill it «et'iu« hospital coiiitiilttfe, wlitrh t* nHmi[it the uianngera are working ut cro»s Inc t" •latio»! tn«) - AH thing* tlon to give Intelligent unnwer to th« malt* cle miRiit^li|iinle« jegitrdiiig theae vhrloijn iutttltu(U»ue ' valta, you know tljLe •rff!C(!«»ii of the new MMnlnn-jt nt ruu. It I' ttlwt trying to Imva Hi*" • a thla fnatltutloi)." luw «ufor«-«<1 itinkliif every ruuuty i>r<>- For repairing »ut tkay duo'I vliif for Its tubfivuUiHlH, elllier In a To inquire About DcUy. al*«ya break tn j3 ^ and wake uiui up. Mr. Katie'n augg«K(lon IVBH atluiited illinctliig the cowiukaalouer lo Inquire n«srb.v host>ttai. •>r ttic luaiiagen what wa« iau«lu« th« As a m««ii* of awakening lutor^M SMITH OSTORGAARD delay. Admitting that he was not fa coufuiuuiUa t lag« iiilllar with the altu«a«&, Mr. lew la s travt-Hng lubtrculosls tllnl<- to •alii lit; personally believed there wm a many of th*- rural coi whether the new buildings will la»v« mi «x|t*rt la <'harg«L MJUJJ bf for* vllnlc Is h«ld a aurT«jf oiiou be i oimtrueted as U» provide fa will b-f Ogpdc, AB4 tU* <'«-u(>«ru VUtr(cn for chronic tanei'ftf lusaulty or tlon ut tb« public will btt ' 4 for thr ir^iiuient of curative ««•«•, ttiK.ngb tb« flmit-hML, clubs Ing rtie «ppr<4irla1tl«U iM*t It abdul iN^M-iiMttons, >4 uunss win follow uy tb« suspected vmsAs of tlt«j«« found t« * ' - -i- 4 In un>vidhig faH*l)U«* tot i tt« tmwirnwJ^^ ami It/ lo aacwr*

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