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Atlantic Coast Lime

Tic StAndaru Railroad OF the SOoSn.
Notice.-Tiine Of arrivals and departures and
connections not guaranteed.
ago am. iaily-Througb sleeping ears and
coaches to Jacksonville.
4:0J pm. daily-Throagb sleeping cars to Jack.
sonville. Fla; Port Tampa. Fla. flor Havana).
Solid Florida train through Charleston and 81
ExCELLED DINING CAR SERVICE.
1:1O Pm. daQy except Sunday-"FIORiOA
SPECIAL" solid Pullman vestibule train. cleo.
tric lighted. to Charleston, savannah. Jackson
VILE. st. Augustine. Ormond. Palm Beach.
Miami tscr N.ss;n.; Knight; , Rev with rscs
drawing room. library and observation cars.
1000 p.E. dafly--"Palmetro Limited"-New
train to Florida: through sleepers to Jackson
vile. St. Petersburg. Fla: Charleston. $. u:
Savannah. Augusta. Atlanta. Ca. and Whining.
ton, n. c.; dining cars and c0aches.
Ticket Once 1919 NEW YORK AVE.
GEO. z. JAMES, D. r. A., washington, D. o.
= e; WHITE. q: T. A.: ". J. CRAIG. T. T
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COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY.
FARMS.

FOR SALE = s-ACRE FARM; 10-ROOM Co
lonial house. bath and all city improvements:
zl0ofoot porch; cars stop at door; would
sell house with Ia acres easy terms. Owner
ii. X. e. SHARkEY. Vienna Va. mloo.3-3ts
FOR RENT-FARM. 10 ACRES ABOUT MI
Wash: beautiful 4r. cottage barn; good
water: fine roads: school: phone; RID; so
mo. OWNER. 102 Metropolitan Bank bldg
mh2l-3t
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ChesaDeake&O hi0RaiIwav

Published only a. informaticn. mot guaranteed.
without change. Washington to Newport News
Norfolk and 01 Point Comfort. sia w. S..
600 Pm. Dsiiy.~Eor vir1is,s. west Virginia
and Kentucky points: Pullman sleepers.
ESQ Pm. Daily.-clNCINNATI.ST LOUlSCHI-
CAGO SPECIAL. Solid train to st. Louis.
with Pullman sleeper to Chicago. Stops only
at important stations. PrIlmac's finest eQup.
nent.
.1:10 pm. DAILY. r. Y. LIMITED for Gin.
ciknati. Iousyilie. the west. southwest and
northwest Pullman sleepers.
G. 4 O. La carte Dining Car Service.
Chesapeake and Ohio of1ces at 513 Peunsyi.
sania avenue, 1889 F street and new Union sta
tim. Telephone Main 1886 and ZOO for tickets.
haogage checks. reservations and taxicabs.
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MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
And others, includin: womens keerng house.
without xecurity: easy payments; of1res In -
principal cities: ssye yourself money by getting
sSS 18th st. nv. se<9'tsss
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WE NOW HAVE On HAND I'D LOAN SEVERAL.
sums ~ money in amounts ranging from 81. 600
mp 5000. Give us yoir application ii you
need loan.
GARDINER DENT dnc.l. 81 18th st, NV.
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Hotel Morton

Virginia are. near the Beach, Open All rear.
Capacity. $50. Improved and refurnished. Rooms
single or suite, with private baths; perfecS
sanitary arrangements; elevator to all 6ooFs; sun
parlor; table a special feature. Special early
season rates. Mrs. N. r. HAINES. Owner and
Proprietor fe1- 15O, 10
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Baltimore and Ohio K. /


NEAvE NEW UNION STATION.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. 93D STREET. NEW YORK.
200 am. Diner. Pullman Parlor:
20. 90 am. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
Diner Diner and md Ps n. f P.1;a, c e..
$500 pm. 'Royal Limited" All Pullman, 1h,
1900 pm. Coaches to Philadelphia.
800 pm. Diner and Pullman Parlor.
800 pm. Coaches to New York.
:sss am. si eepe to Psli.. and New York.
..ATLANTIC CITY. 100 900. fil.oo an.
fl.09 $500 pm.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
.ess we tso d.'tt sso 90 no. t. o eseo
900: 1880: 1000. 81. 90 IN. 1900 noon.
400. t4.45. $500. 1908. '5.sn. 1900. $3.50.
+7.Oc. $500. 1900. 10000 sl0.35. '11.30 s1:.l3
night.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE
'e10 am. s4.O5 pm. '12.4n night.
PTTTSRURG. 1910 am. 'I.27. 's.1o p.m..
y 9: g !'fss; $40 pm.
WHEELING. .9.;o an. S.3o Pm.
FREpERiCK. 1920. ts.io. ss.i5 an. $50.
SSSssSefs ,.ss M. ssoe tlsss ....
sy s. fE1 sSs s snnd AGO Sunday only,
oaices: 14i7 G St NV. Main ISL: eIs penn.
T,eset once MAJ 1856: informat aS Bureau.
Main :S9O
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y . SEUnNHG0
Most select location fronting the ocean. -hof.
ouShly modern. Courteous service. Bathrooms
with hot and cold. fresh and sea water attach
nent, showers. etc. Magnificent sun parjor
overlooking the Boardwalk aud Ocean. Orchestra
Of soloists. Golf privilege. Always open. II.
Illustrated booklet. EEWLIN HAINES.
mhl2-14t-l0
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Hotel Arlington.

Michigan ave. and Beach. The location-t
house-the service-the rates will please you
mh5-30t.5 q. J. OSBORNE a SON
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] HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE PLACES
with and without dwellings, building lots and
acre tracts. at Lanham. p. Is. & W. R.R.
\. c. BROWN. Real Estate Broker. Lanham,
Nd mh2O-6ts
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FOR SAI.E-A GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY PLACE
NJ Woodside Maryland: six miles from the
city: good roads all the way convenient to
trolley and steam roads, honse has 16 rooms.
Two baths: beautiful lawns: barn and outbuld-
ingS OF ground. Can be bought at
bargain price close an estate. STONE d.
FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave. NV. mhcc..-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16
NEWS HOME PAGE
Daddy Bedtime
w. The jam

f course you couldn't tell me what the word sonnambunst means"
said daddy when it came time for the bedtime story.
rs It something good to eatT' asked Evelyn.
well, hardly, unless you were a cannibal" laughed papa "a
sonnambuHst is a person who walks in his sleep, and am going to tell you
and every night when the clock struck twelve he would get ut of bed and
all the time. you see. Tommy did lot know he walked in his sleep and
neither did his papa Or mamma, or he made n noise.
Now Tommy was a very truthful boy, like all good children, and when
his mother asked him ne day II he had taken jam from the pantry without
permission he said:
"No. mamma. Indeed. 1 wouldn't do such a thing
We'll, she said, somebody has stolen three jars of jam from the pantry
Tommy told his mamma over and yer again that he had lot stolen the
Jam and that night she sat up to catch the thief. Well, a moment OR so litter
the clock struck twelve she heard a paterlng of bare feet OF the stairs. and
whom should she see come down and go into the pantry but her boy Tommy,
and after he had eaten his fill she ia him hurry back to bed again. Oh,
how bad she felt to think he had told Ter a falsehood! And the next morning
when he again denied taking the jam she gay him a sound whipping and
put him TO bed. Poor Tommy lay there feeling very much abused aud finally
went &c sleep. but when the clock struck twelve out he hoped and made
for the pantry. His mother a him, and as she ran and caught him
by the arm she said:
&" ooh, yu wicked. wicked boy. You will surely end your days in prison.
"she was about to put him ovr her knee and give him another sound
whipping when she noticed that he sound asleep all the time and did not
know what he wa doing" -
And was she dref full sorry or whipping poor Tomnty when he wasn't to
bame?' asked Evelyn sympatheticany.
Indeed she was" said daddy. She put Thin back to bed, and when he
awoke there were pots If jam all around him, and he could eat all he wanted
TO- But she cured him Of walking gin his sleep She tied him in bed every
night with a rope, and when the clock struck twelve after that Tommy
Tucker would wriggle around a bit and then would dream that he owned a
whole jam factory and as eating 1t by the shovelful"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16
Good
Form

To be socially correct all note paper
with address and monogram or only
with one. In these days of frequent
change of residence a woman does not
always have an address die; yet,
though 1t is an expense, it is q finish
to her stationery which is most desir-
able and therefore to be tried for. If
only II thing is to be put on paper
the address is preferred to the mono
gram on the theory that the former
must be made to order, while the lat
ter may be had ready made. For the
street and number plain block letters
are the best, and unless one lives in a
large city whose street names are so
well known as Immediately to be iden-
tilted with the place the name Of the
town must also be sta mped. ,
In the placing of this adornment
fashion has recently made a change,
and n is more apt on the new sta
tionery to see 1t between the middle
and the left corner than directly In
the middle, as was recently the case.
When the monogram is used with it
the latter is put in the left corner, the
address going in the right.
When the name OF the town is added
to the street the former Is now in
dented. Quite lately the town name
went directly under the street, 'cen-
tered" bringing it In the middle Of the
line above. Now 1t has the same rela-
ton TO the top line that the address
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16

| and lower portions of one material and
1t will be found admirably well adapt
ed to the combinations that are so
fashionable. 1t is pretty and attrac-
tive and youthful. Venetian blue wolfe.
with yoke and under sleeves of dotted
net and banding of matching color,
makes this waist but the trimming as
well as material can be varied indefin-
itely. .
The waist is made with a lining that
can be used or omitted as liked. 1t
consists Of the yoke that is cut in one
with the sleeves and of the full lower
portion. When the lining is used the
puffed under sleeves are ans over
1t but when Mis omitted they can be
Joined to the sleeves beneath the trim
ming. The closing is made invisibly at
the back.
The quantity of material required for
the medium size (6 yearsl is rs yards
"a or q, 11a yards 80 or A inches wide
with IL yards 10 for yoke and under
sleeves, 3% yards of banding.
The pattern 6738 is cut in sizes for
misses of IA, 16 and Is years of age n
will be mailed to any address by the
Fashion Department OF this paper on
receipt OF ten cents. OF in haste send
an additional two cent stamp for letter
postage which insures more prompt
delivery.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16
The Girl Who Is Easy.


A girl who looks on while her friend
who is known as easy" is apparently
having a glorious time wonders wheth-
er good breeding is not old fashioned.
But 1t is not the girl who cares little
how she talks, where she goes unchap-
eroned o how free and easy she per-
mitsSher man friends to be who wins
out in the end.
How often does the quiet little mouse
OF a girl, whom the other girls call a
prude or stick, take the catch Of the
season and get Invitations that her
easier friends want.
1t Is hard in this age to have too
high Il standard Of self respect. Per
mitted liberties are SO much greater
than a generation ago that one needs
wa~tchfulness not to overstep the line
into liberty.
A girl need not be a prude because
she. does not believe In familiarities OF
speech or touch. When once she has
made her position and standards clear
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16
DEMOCRATS GOOD WORK.

The democratic state convention
did a good days work yesterday
when it nominated Woodrow Wilson,
of Princeton, for governor. The
EVENING NEWS has contended all
along hat DR.. Wilson was in a class
by himself as a candidate, and that
the democrats were fortunate in Sc
curing his consent to become their
standard bearer. DR.. Wilson will
make a great governor. He is a
scholar and a diplomat. He is q
statesman of the highest order. His
nomination brings the state of New
Jersey prominently before the whole
country. ~.a 5..-.
The only objection that could
possibly be brought against DR..
Wilson is that his name was first
suggested by James Smith, Jr., and
Col. G. B. NJ. Harvey. But a good
man should not be condemned be-
cause bad men admire him. We do
not believe that any man would even
dare suggest dictation to DR.. Wilson.
That be will not be controlled by
anyone is plainly shown by his
mastery management of Princeton
University. He is a born leader and
a great man of national reputation.
His election is practically assured.
He will doubtless have as his repub-
lican opponent Vivian NJ. Lewis, who
has been in training for the nomina-
ton by the present state house ring
for the past three years. Lewis is
not in the same class with DR..
Wilson.
The Middlesex delegation brought
honor upon itself by its conduct in
the convention. 1t stood by its own
~favorite son until it was plain that
he could not be nominated, then 1t
led in the swing to Wilson. Senator
Silver ran, well and the county is
proud of him. He will continue to
serve with credit in the state senate
and when his term expires there he
will find that the people appreciate
his services and will not readily part
with him as a public official. He has
lots of time yet. Future honors are
in store for him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16
BREAK AWAY FROM FOLLY

and the empty social pleasures
of life. The substantial one are
only worth considering. and what
is more substantial than a hand
some bank account. 1t mean
much to the thoughtful ones. es-
pectally il your money is in the
keeping of the Perth Amboy Trust
10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16

4Er nV TT VC H"0r
several weeks with typhoid 1e'er VIZ 20 r. the tenants hd in n way
AS fr Is I could find "a non ~ 49, tronb1a To other families sin
interested themselves in their neieAp ss 49, noauo;rtsd were as sur-
the SAL apartment, with whom ~ 80
prised as she at the death in their mas pII uu,s =. +a +oup her I live
Now | know that if that family h au Az w st bdf mJfe GUN
Or n town like it, all the nelgnpofss - ~ a 30 +,Had 70 do ometbin
would have known of its trouble, Il nv"
to help out. 80. .o1icacie NJ their table and garden to
They would have carried tn dei raon' u 49, nd +oka e.a Of =.
the sick mother They would la ~ 80 Sootoma 20 "a ~ aeement
children. They would have hared ~ 4onost 81 old have heined IL
with the father with a sympathy ""N"
MAKE M nun ,lss 4hosa 10 tv Fl do something kind, / know my city
AM ny az - Tor she ia a very kind and generous woman. 1t
is only that the ctys cruel and thousnn"' n"N
has. her, like all the rest, in Its grip. ,.ouou =. uo;,u TO onsyer 70 this
know lust exactly what h cit o"eh7r Is gums "
arrangement. , iu ubere neon1a are constantly COM
one rs sohe ~ So there ae so very many, it is impossible to
make friends of all the people ~"
Granted, city dweler. oaui+ That ,+ uo,Id ba undas;rable
I'll go a step further n wen 9uMo 40 ~ ~ naonIa about Won
ever if it were possible, tic mak FfIN T % ~ p"po ~
1 don't believe in mere propinquty an ""' "A W.
do. ,,+ ;, how l,rou :. LITTLE ahout hen
ba readv IL helm them in trouble, treat them as If you were living amohg
human beinps like yourself and not among FEATURES Oh an AMEN rage
can't you? a or+ vo,o
md If vu a a definition of that word Or any further suggestion
DC to how TO he neghborly. I refer you to a Source o great L need OF
anne it and TO a definition that you have probably already "a a oxen
times.
n1 c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16

"For over nine years 1 suffered with chronic
constipation aud during this time I had to take
an injection Of wsrn water once every "a houEs
before I could have an action on my bowels.
Happily ! tried Cascarets, and today lam a we'll
man. During the nine years before 1 used
Cascarets I suffered untold misery with internal
piles. Thanks to you, I am free from all that
this morning. You can use this in behalf OF
suffering humanity. B. F. Fisher, Roanoke, I'll.
Pleasant. Palatable, Potent, Taste Good.
Do Good. Never Sicken. Weaken or GRIPPE.
10c. 25c, Soc. Never sold In bulk. The gen.
nine tablet stamped CCC. Guaranteed TO
cure Or your money back. $50
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16

has ON an envelope. I'M this placing
marks all the new dies.
If only a monogram alone or n mi
tial is to be stamped 1t goes in the up
per left corner, and the die may be as
fancy as II chooses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16

- ,iro for wears. damned together side by side.
Tue cas I;,o,a ever and under each other, without
t or the slightest interest in the sorrows ana hap
ninesses that ira inspire SO close to their own ~ per-
fectlv extraordinary to me. ,,va.
was recently visiting a woman VINO nyes IN
huge apartment house in the city. sne mas an a sps,rs
nna dav when I noticed a black streamer on the door
of one Of the apartments in the first floor.
VI aluv dear look l cried; someone 1s aead'
WIN -, didn't tell me anyone was i'll
,iii didn't know it, answered tsst my 4ye f areDe was for
tho mother of the family, that she had been ~ Tor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16
WOMEN'S INTERESTS
The Evening Chit Chat
sy RUTH CAMERON

- n Won, know who next door neighbors arr! - +hom,
n 'u Have YOU ever done any little act of knoness 70 Inemt an.
H. nerfecuy absurd that must sound u my country aaHu
uh,r,,n About like asking, DO you et three meals a dS
and z o to bed at night" -aa,+ for hem at all hut for
those unfortunate folk, the city dweieTs, "H"e
uavs nah ne think of the old couplet-- ,..y
"Water. water everywhere; o any drop 10 u I'm n u,lob so,ks in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16
PUBLIC SERVICE TIME FABLE

FUHEIC SEIKks TCE IIHE T4bIE
Cars Leave Slater Island Ferry.
For New Brunswick-6:10 a. m. and
every 80 minutes until $40 p. M, also
at p:40, 1870 and 11:40 p. m. Saturdays
only at 12:l0.)
For Keasbey-6:25 a. m. and every 10
minutes until $40 p. m. Then every 30
minutes until 11:40,
For R~ahway-5:50 a, m. and every 80
minutes until II 20 p. m. :
For Boynton Beach-6:M g. m. and
every Is minutes until 11:20 p. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16
Table Etiauette.

The little difference between lifting
a dish and showing it along makes
the big difference between a sloven
and the punctilious observer of good
manner at the table and has an effect
in marring the harmony of the table,
whereby in congenialness and table en-
joyment all are best conserved.
Sucking the fingers or teeth, picking
the teeth at the table before all are
done eating, gazing about the table
while drinking, tipping back the chair
on two legs. taking any of the dessert,
as fruit. nuts OF sweetmeats, away
from the table, is the worst possible
form.
she can have just as good a time and
far more respect than her friend who
is easy"
Because a girl Is particular it does
not follow she must be slow. Given a
sense of fun, readiness to be amused
by everything that comes along and a
tongue that doesn't backbite, and a
nice girl need never lack attention be-
cause she does not believe in always
sitting in corners and frowns upon du-
bious jokes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16
EDITORIAL

simply settled down to await the
election.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
WOMAN DELEGATE
TO MAKE REPORT
Oakland Commissioner Studies
Playground Work in Large
Eastern Cities

OAKLAND July 12.-Mrs. Cora E.
Jones, playground commissioner re-
turned last night from the east, where
she went as delegate to the fourth con-
gress of the National playground as
sociation and as delegate to the bien-
NAL convention of the federated
womens clubs of the United States At
Rochester, n. Y, where the playground
congress was held, she also represented
the State playground association of
California, and she was given honors
as the only representative Of what was
then the only state association in
America.
In her tour of the east Mrs. Jones
made study of playground work. and
Will make report to the commission
with recommendations. She visited
several large cities which were not in
spected by Miss Ethel Moore, also play
ground commissioner, who went east
recently.
Mrs. Jones favors the development
has been done in Chicago and other
large cities. She learned from expe-
rience that this city is possessed of a
natural center at Lake Merritt, where
extensive playground and park work is
now under way.
Mrs. Jones spent several days at Gin
cinnati, where the women's club con-
vention took place.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
NEWS OAKLAND IEY ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND LEANDRO
BOARD TO RECEIVE
BIDS ON BUILDING
Contract to Be Awarded for the
Erection of Fire Alarm
Headquarters

OAKLAND, July 12.-The board of
public works will open bids tomorrow
for the contract to build the fire alarm
and police telegraph building at
Twelfth and Oak streets, one of the
municipal buildings for which bonds
were voted last November. Advertising
for bids has been completed according
to statute and as soon as the contract
is awarded the actual work will begin
on the first of the public structures.
Architect Walter j. Matthews designed
the building.
The completion of the fire alarm
headquarters will be necessary before
work can be conmenced on the new
city hall. The hall will occupy the
land west of the present city hall, in
Guiding the f1rehouse in Fifteenth
street. The fire alarm apparatus is now
in the top story of the firehouse and
can be removed only when the perma-
nent structure is ready for it. When
the wires and batteries have been
changed, however, there will be no de-
lay in the city hall construction.
The fire alarm building with modern
equipment will cost about $50 900. The
wires in it's vicinity will be put under
ground when removed, the city having
reserved the right to put cables in the
telephone company's conduits, Event
ually the city wires will all be put un-
derground
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
BOARD WELCOMES
ELECTION CALL
Berkeley Council Will Not OPP
pose Vote on Union of
City and Oakland

BERKELEY, July 12.-The city coun-
ell determined this morning to make no
fight against the election for the pro-
posed consolidation of Oakland and
Berkeley and will let the matter go
to the polls. The council at its meet
ing acknowledged the receipt of COM
munication from City Clerk Thompson
of Oakland notifying the board that the
consolidation election had been set for
September Is.
Mayor Hodghead declared that the
state law, under which the consolida-
tfonfsts were proceeding, was faulty
and might be declared unconstitutional,
but that the Berkeley council did not
propose to fight the election call.
A fight against the legality of the
consolidation act, he said, would tie up
all proceedings in this city for possibly
a year. and this he declared would not
be just to the residents. better way
would be to let the voters decide for
themselves without the city council or
private citizens commencing a fight to
have, the courts decide the validity of
the act of 1909.
Councilman E. B Norton was granted
vacation from July 16 to August /.
He will spend the greater part of his
time In Los Angeles. and while there
will inspect automobile fire engines.
The matter of the widening OF Grove
street was put over for week