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The evening herald., 1918-02-05
ADJUTANT GENERAL
GETS LONG LIST OF
DRAF I DEL|NQUENTS
More Than 200 Men Registered in
This County Who Have Failed
TO File Questionnaires Reported
for Final Action

Names u' more than 600 lacr regis.
tered 'lr tn. dpft in tbi, county obo
hu'c ta,jgi to hl, their qu,,iioun,trcs
were 300 the hands ut Ndiutlui General
Jumr- p..u today. The list OF drlu.
quruts $500. reported hy Chief Clerk
tlnuD lluttn cot th, local draft board u
ucruliuuuu with the Jaw Within ten
days the adiutunt general i required Co
order the dcliupucuts ~ report hy date
and hour specified by him. and oll those
failing Goo report hy THAT time viii hc
ordered into military service aud stand
cIu-sri co., dcsertcfs
The last ut the gucstiuuuuitcs were
sent ONT hy the local board pu january
e. and the men on the list have been
delinquent for periods ranging back
from january ~ 10 December 26. More
thuu 500 men u all fnilcd to get their
qucstiuuuoircs 10 as provided hy the
law. huf Iu % majority uf the cases ,u'.
isfu,'ury explanations were received by
th, board Numbers nt the apparent de.
huqucui. were already iu .cr,l.r. Lists
were furnished 90 the police aud shcr.
in 5 onirc from time 10 time aud they
cleared up case after ,u-c ut srrmiug
delinquency The BOARD has uu ntormn.
fIuu IH % great majority .f the case. gr.
ported 'u the Ddiu'au' general Mb,rc
I,U.ur. toe failure uIr known they ave
Iuf,J after the uumo, uu the h,,
90, Hoari hn- virtually completed
classification u' Iy-I-iIHu'. uuI,r the
original instructions. hu' physical reg
uian.u. have been pu' 300 for,, that
muN rutuil changes Examination of
The evening herald., 1918-02-05
The Evening Herald Albuquerque NJ tuesday February 1918


Lewis. Arthur John. 3lei3 south
First street.
Ilossct' James g., Fort Rovorl
Moldonodo. Turibio. l9o7 John street
Frazier. purl. 1900 south Edith street
Whippr. I.rupoldu lslctn' Indian
br,ylork. Nm santa barbara, CAL
Nunlc.. Nau,l Albuquerque
Borrh. Rumuldu. Chihli.
Apodnru chavez, HIcg"riu, Carr
yulu.
Moline. Nirpiwo. Nlhupu,rquS.
Rumurz. Ramon. NihuqucrWr. ulirn.
Trummrll Bur,l, Trinidad, Colo
Gaiciu. Juluu. Albuquerque
Arpucllu. Pablo Tie pmut; alien
Romero. MrIuuiadrs. In liicuD
Bruno. Charles. tl2 ". Pacific,
Muciri. Atuunu. NO2 Eu,i street.
NuntuVu. pctruuilI. Jerome. ATiJ
Fucntcs. Alciandro, 80 South Second.
Muutuuo. Roman. Nrmiio.
Guule. Cosnr. Alameda
ElWrn. Antonio. Nn-luN. AriI
Gauu. jaime. T. gul south William.
Bucu. Mariana, lul7 North Nruo
Nnruniu simon. Needles, tnlt
Mazda. Jimmie *, Trinidad. Colo
Date. Kuku~ukc. Armiio; Japanese.
GahnIdon. Nicolas. llO5 South Second.
SwnnShcrry. James. Louisville. Colo.
Cns,ennda. Francisco. 1000 Eu-t street
Waini. Amrrgo VIM, Chicago. lll:
very ill
SANCHEZ. Ramon. Ai,umio liutI.
Gutiprtcl. Ezekiel, AihuQurrguc
Mndril Rirurdo, Albuquerque
Pndilln. Francisco, jl4 Lead
pcltirr. Joseph ", POO Eu.t silver.
Mihirulskc. Wm. Theodore. Gl3 West
Gold
Green. George w. Ycttu. Colo
Dunshy. VI. r.. North broadway.
HAYNES. Robert g.. Indian school
Gnrciu. lbaldo, 1909 South Broadway
Chavez. Cristoynl, llillshoro.
Delay. Edwin D., Fort Bayard.
Moyn. Aurclo. jll North Walter
Nunucs. Prank B., ms south William
Roberts CLYDE A., Roswell
Depncsi VIM A.. Barton
Duran. Imutrllo. Tir Plant; alien
Ruhalcnhu. Louis. Tir Plant. alien.
ilrIfrm Eduardo. Chilli
Coujrnru Max, Albuquerque
Davidson. Charlie. %. il3 south
broadway.
Uurrtu. l,Hudru. l,lr'1.
Grrgu. Juan. Old Albuquerque.
Key. Jesse Walker, Laguna.
CntHs Pedro. NhuqurtVuc
Tborur. Clarence. Albuquerque
sanchez. Nudtc, Nhcluu, so North
First.
Dominique Alberto. Tie Plant.
Garcia. Roman. POI East Bell
SUuu.hrIry. John, Savoy Hotel
tutu-. Pedro. Nlhuqucrguc.
Mares. Juan. Tie Plant
LlH, Pedro. Nihugu,ruIr
~ui.. Coronado. Albuquerque.
Oprrm r|iI, NJ. l2I2 South \ruo.
The evening herald., 1918-02-05

Anderson. EIdic g.. Albuquerque
lopc. Walter ,. \1ugucroH.. I,-
go cuhst.
cruz \tcurlu lui Nurih Fifteenth.
Hunt Lutcnco g.. Nrumtig
Nodlcv. SIDNEY. an Wcs' l.ul.
luhato. Martin. old NlhuW,tluc.
rrrrntu. Eu,oiu. Nlhuuuctquc
Kllp Simon PETER. Combs Hotel.
Nrum. Manuel. Albuquerque
Dillon. Maurice lGa Tenth. Troy N.
y.
Edward Wm Fmak. Albuquerque,
buiuslrN, VIM. Evanston. Nyu.
pargus, Roberto. ia ricra
Es'cyun. Fruuk. 52l south Scruud.
NrQhch. Zro. Box mas. Jerome. Nilf.
Garcia, Louis. Rawlru,, Wvo.
Torres. Dcmccio. Wiuslow. Ari2.
Ruhalcahn. Manuel Tie Plant. alicu.
Bow kcr Harold v, Albuquerque.
Ccrvantes. Rrfugio, 500 John
Ma,icl Mur,clino, 500 East street
lara. Eucurnuciuu. La Iiicra.
Reyes. FcliS. Nj Alton
Burnuyru. Antonio, lsloiu
Knapp, Adam John, 500 South see.
ond
Bu-s Ncrnir, Jerome. Arz.
Amoti. Clio. JlI south First.
Crist, Jacob Lewis, Jr a2d -Four
tccnth
Oliudakis, Pedro ~. Albuquerque
Mn.tiu. Emil. H24 south Second
Rodrigucg, Juan. Albuquerque.
Clark. Chester Lee, 1lj East silver
Gurrolu Francisco. 3li South Fourth.
Doylc. willard H.. Al,arudo Hotel
Mares. lsmucl, Albuquerque
Bacn, Joe Bnca =, 2l2 West Cromwell.
MARTINEZ, Manuel. Albuquerque.
Ramirez, lgnacio, ll2 West Pacific.
Gutierrez. Pedro. lOj West Pacific
Dumcniculi. Ncllo Old Albuquerque.
Burdiok. Harry Clinton, 500 South
Arno.
Wonnor. G. 49,. 5Od East Tiicros
Kelly. VIM. James, ais South Second.
Grcgo, Munuel. Albuquerque.
Ruhalcuhu. Jesus. Tie Plant
Lopez, Joe y. Ortcg,, Jr., Alhuqucr'
que.
Baluscos. John. Albuquerque,
Truillo. Juan, Albuquerque, alien
Hhi. Frank Charles. Bakersfield, Col
rhumus. Jack, 1ll South Broadway.
Anderson. Elmo Chick iln West
Roma
Mendoza. Rctu.io. r., Plant alien.
Auauuu. Diego, 523 East
Nuu Donald =, i2o Eas' l'rd"
seattle. Wash.
Herrera. Antonio. old Albuquerque.
Turner. VII. Y. VI. 4, \.
blanks. sidney Allen. Albuquerque
Hairom. polnrio. Albuquerque
MYllftU Frank buuuVruIp
The evening herald., 1918-02-05
Ry J. ~ TOULOUSE

Speaking OF worth while work of
I our pooplr iu this time OF our coun-
( try's rrcut need believe that am
! sufr an making the assertion that all
| our people render worth while SER
I vice. or at least they endoayor 60 do
/ So. OF course this service ~ not al
| wnNs co.opctativc. sometimes because
! those ucudcring she service Just don
understand team work, aud some
times because OF personal hatred one
person hears another, During the
last week there has come to my at
Z tcntion four things which has 10 40
, with winning tins war. three uf them
can hc told briefly, and viii tell
thcm first.
Tho government wanted one hun
I drcd cars of pinto beans and We. the
food administration, sent out trlc.
II grains to all dealers In the state ASK
np II these h,Jus could hr furnished
lat "a certain price, back tame "a tele-
gram from Bond Nohl merchants u'
Espanola saving "win have two car,
pintu beans within thirty days, gov
crnment can have anything We have
ut the governments own price
Last week ! sac ~ one of the met
inrs held hy the county woman dem
onstrator and during discussion of
the government recent order per
tanning to the purchase Of substitutes
with wheat fluur one woman stood ul
in that meeting uni said II ms gov
| ornmcnt want, me TO live ON bran
bread during fnr remainder of th'
The evening herald., 1918-02-05
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Glass Of hot water each morn.
ing helps US look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

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WV N'"" '''' '"''''
urHL ROSY complexion hnd .r'ro"n
from lines are assured only hy clean.
b..Ir,,. tI,,J II ,,l, .y.ry ,you,ar
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the wonders "i IN" morning "'.'''
bath what 90 gratifying change would
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The evening herald., 1918-02-05

,,ud,loro. Gabriel ~a' I.t,
Williams. Walter 5.i South 500.
Na.h. Strhous. Albuquerque
N.mndu. Luis. 81 South lH-'
Noutova. Lihcrn'o. Nbu.ur.r
Iurrh. Joseph. Albuquerque
\a.uury. Fuusttuu. ~..f. ~...ri
Bu.u. George. llG South -IN'.
,pud,lauo. Fchroo'o oM Nhuuurr
HHr
N..uucl. Eduardo. Nmr.M.
Bau,.. Rodney, AImIu.m-
Fowler. Epl D., T. ~ Fu... service.
HuuhcU John y, AIh.W,rUu,
Gonzales. jesus, Tie Plant
CutyuutrS. Ramon. u.H IUhu
Tapu. Rumpldo, ChU.
Houston. Tom. Jlj N,- silver
Riley. john e. TuUm.u
Nnta. .lor. AlhuqurfVr
Armjo. Juan Antuu. lll West NJ.
Iuuiir.
stokes. Arthur rb.m. $40 south
Thiri.
Williams. Rufus. R..a Island. III
Jones. Chnrlcs r., Con prl. ~ pnso.
TrA.: lcft to enlist
Come. Antonio NJ Tr.l street.
Archulcta. Ezcqul.. -loiq North
Walter.
Hernandez. Asccurua 40 Norh
First.
Lcybo. jose N,ilon.. 1904 Borclos
Road.
Apodacu. Antonio, Ii..nrook, Ariz.
TnpiH. Adolfo. Chill.
Hnppcrlc, Joseph, Gallup.
~nuchoz. solomon Las ludilus.
Dorau. Edmund Worcester, SO Vim.
crnncs. New Albany, Ind
Gutierrez. Julio, l,Nt last.
Gutierrez. Pedro. OH Albuquerque
Burgas, Domingo. Tie Plant; ahcn.
Nofcio. samuel, Old Albuquerque
Mucicl. Pedro. $50 John
Santiago, Jesus. Albuquerque.
poulic. James. AlhHguorquc
SANTA Ana, Sosto, ~ laso. Tcv
lrrhuga, lguucio, Hur'on.
Compt IN. " Penn ,uhczon.
Norgrcu. Carl lI4l po. -, Denver.
Colo.
Luudlcroz. Kmt 4. \iyorudo Hotel.
Nutdcll. James, 2uli, Copper.
Herrera. John. l2li4 North First.
,andilio. Jose. Albuquerque
CuudclaIio. Aurcli". B'N l22 old Al
huqucrquc.
santa Ana. CrcscuDu. ~ puso, T"N.
Campbell. Robert Ev 5ll West silver
DcI.uro, Geo H.. Con. Del. san Diego
.tui.
Horton. Mack. Alhugucrpr"
Tnllns. Simon, Albuquerque.
Gonzales. Ascension Jose. lld south
Third
Gutciu. Tomas. Albuquerque.
Ptic'u. pius i. Jesus. Nguns ttco
Mexico: alien.
NuNa. Jane. W., OH Albuquerque
Pcr,r. FrliN. l2p1 B,rla. Road
~ail. ~auct,l Juan. 'lI Nor'h SIX.
iyvuth.
Oollrgo,. N,urcsludo. un address given
Wou,r Hauy oliver. 1000 SOUTH
Ej,fh
Linn. Iak Euou. Oli Albuqucrqu"
Eurul,. ~ipuo. l5O, South Third
Nr,hulu. Jesus. SIS West llazoldiur.
Dh,.nb. ChoT,,y. ODD Albuqucrquc.
Kane. B,ri A. Albuquerque.
Cprpiu Valentine, lsiria.
Chg,ol, Thos Nlhuwcrlur
Cotdu,p. a.. AlaWvdu
The evening herald., 1918-02-05
TRANCE CLAIRvoYANT
M Xnm Wnnf Hnctc or Prnnis seal


II makes mo- difference what YOUR
past experience With cloirvuyan,. has
been. Dr. La Rose viii treat YOU
honestly. Hr viii tell you Just what
ynu want tu know, jus, whu, is best
ion Won 20 DO aud how 20 do il NJ
the right time aad in the right way:
hp win tell you how 60 DO things bet.
Ter than YOU have ever done them
before. how 80 eliminate errors, 10
develop resources, 10 recognize mo- i'm
pcdim,uts. tn master circumstances
land UnV to Obtain absolute success iu
Iuuy Undertaking Hi, reputation has
been established ouly after wears ~
hard tHly and actual experience.
~. uuE residence iu ihm pltv. has
extensive practice among ibr best
Lu,iuy-s and >urUl people 900 the yitN
'pla.c him 90 % class b., himself.
The reason nR. IA ROSE has had
such 20 great success is hr,nusr uf the
muuurr 900 which be- dead. with his
b. ,Iruts. IN the first place his bus
ru,.s methods urr absolutely clruu
aud honest, be- never promises more
than %, &. absolutely ,Irp be- can do,
he makes uu unhu.i1r.slikr prupusi-
tiuu. while be- b. uuNlu, o. help .y.
,ryuu,. be- wants 90 de- su upon au
honest 'u,r and ,Vuar, basis. with
mutual confidence aud respect hr-
tween himself and cloui llr has
earnestly devoted hi, life 90 the cx-
elusive study of his profession llc
ha. mastered every secret pertaining
tu psychic phenomena and thorough.
ly developed every phase of mental
-mnlInm.hIn-
The evening herald., 1918-02-05
DIR LA ROSE Is Absolutely
Reliable.

Recommended hv New York
Judge: Aug 2u 1909 | chccrtullv
recommend DIR IA ROSE us gift
cd psychic llo predicted my election
aud ocltcd important documents
that had hccu lost three vcufs.
JUDGE r B CRoWELL.
supreme Judge.
READINGS DAILY, 9 a. m. 20 8 p.
m. SUNDAY, 10 a. m. u 4 p, m.
There are no mistakes In the pre-.
The evening herald., 1918-02-05

WASTING TIME CALLING ON
DR.. LA ROSE
NOTE DIR LA ROSE AN
SWERs NO LETTERS II YOU
CANNOT CALL IN PERSON, DO
NOT WRITE, AZ HIS TIME IS
FULLY OCCUPIED WITH HIS
PERSONAL CALLERS.
The evening herald., 1918-02-05
No Equal on Earth!
POWER or CONTROL


The all.Wisr CREATOR did not or
dow you with high ideals, noble iu.
spiiptiuus, desire for huppiucr, and
return tor that great luNe.ctuNiug
within your heart without NJ the
same time placing within your reach
the means uf attaining those desires.
DR. IA ROSE knows how - control
aud harness the POWER for your
success Ia this line of work DIR.
IA ROSE hns mo- competitors, lie
stands alone upon "a suu-kIsScd en-
Iucucc of knowledge and sklll-out.
! shining tho average medium of toe
day ms the suns hhudiug hrilliWncy
uutshiaps the tuiutrsf star.
DIR. LA ROSE HAS BROUGHT
ABOUT MORE MARRIAGES., RE
UNITED MORE SEPARAT TED
THAN ANY MEDIUM IN AMER
ICA, AND SUCCEEDS WHEN ALL
OTHERS FAIL
point with pride 90 my record ~
-u,,c-stul work during the year lHl'.
Reunited 49, couples.
brought about 2N1 marriages.
Gained love oi certain ones, ~.
lurutvd = buried treasures.
! lorutrd 80 absent persons.
ONcrcumc S4G rivals
Aud one hundred other roscs, such
a. husiucs, sprpuiutiuus. law suits
Iuud transactions of ull kinds, ,ur.
.cssiullA completed
! SUCCESS ~ THE MOST blFfl
ICILT CASES WHERE ORDINARY
- .pIUMS FAll. ~l,ll CASES
SOLICITED
Intelligent UlGH CLASS PAT.
IRONAGE SOLICITED those cupu
lhlr ut apptcriutiug the superior quail
iiics ot hur reader.
pR. IA ROSE = practice aud pro.
frs,iouul reputation is built upon
IHONOR, REASONABLE CliARG
IES. FAITHFlI SERVICE AND
SPEEDY SUCCESS. So EQl Al
los EARTH.
Beware of Pretenders mud partial
! is developed mediums They copy
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smaller ritlc. use his name Please
remember Dr. la Rose can hr seen
/ only ~ h- office ~ tine below ad.
dress 80 ii you want value for your
money come today BE sure you find
the right place cut ont the address
.o you won = mistake name aud mum
her.
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The evening herald., 1918-02-05

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-21
Exempts Nominate
Officers for Ensuing YeaI

Frank Tooker. Jr.. OF Mcclellan
Engine Company was nominated TOT
president of the Perth Amboy Exempt
F1remen's Association at a meeting OF
the association last night at mead
quarters in Water street.
Mr.. Tooker, who Is a former chief
of the fire department will succeed
John N. Van Horn. who has been at
the head of the association for the
past eight years. The election Will
be held next month. Mr.. Tooker Is
the yice-president of the association
at the present time.
Andrew Anderson OF CARRIED Hose
was named the vice-president.
Mr.. Van Horn declined renomlna-
ton as also did m l.. ROCKER
who has been the financial secretary
for the past fifteen years.
George Ramsden OF Lincoln En-
CINE was named for financial secre-
tary, Leonard Cosgrove of Washing
ton Hose and Chemical Company
mas lre-nominated recording Becre-
tary as was George Larson, the treas
urer.
Louis H. Van Horn was named del
egate to the New Jersey State Ex-
empt Ffremen's Association conven-
ton.
In the report OF treasurer 1t was
shown that the association has 5000
worth of Liberty Bonds and $1,000
worth of wal savings stamps to It's
credit besides a number of shares IN
the building loan. The annual cleo
ton will take place the third Wednes-
day In December.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-21
MINSTRELS AT C0L0NIA

Members % Young Women's Hebrew
Association to Perform ThOmorrow
Tomorrow night will be a big night
at the Colonia hospital. when seven
teen young ladies' of the Young Wo-
mems Hebrew Association, accompan-
led by a six piece orchestra, go over
to the big institution and present "The
Victory Minstrels." The company viii
leave here tomorrow night at $3.50
o'clock. arriving at the hospital sc
that the performance can start at 2
o'clock n be over at S:45 as the
edical Department mas requisitioned
the Red Cross room for 8 o'clock for
an important lecture.
The final rehearsal will be held at
the Y, w. Fl. A. this evening. Ned X.
Miller. who is directing the show, be-
lieves that the wounded soldier boys
are going to enjoy this performance
better than anything that has ever
been presented at the hospital. Prof.
Arthur st. Andrassy is furnishing the
orchestra. the costumes have been do
mated and everything points to a most
excellent show. Mrs. Minerva Berger
is the i~nferlocutor. the end men are
Reebe weinblatt. Dor Goldman, Eliz-
abeth Doris. Ada Schlessfnger. Reebe
and Bertha Sarokin. The ballad sin
gers are Ruth Jacobson. Lena Gold
man, Henrietta Weinblatt ard Esther
wedeen and the balance of the cir
Gle is composed of Dora Fine. Sadie
Diamond, Minnie Isenberg, Bertha
Edelstein. Ada Schwartzstein and TIL
lie Shumsky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-21
Soldiers Take Auto for Ride

! While Charles Lewis. of Sewaren.
was dining at the Packer House last
night about $3.50 o'clock previous to
starting for home. he parked his au-
tomobile on High street n at 10
o'clock when he came out of the
hotel he found the machine gone. He
telephoned to police headquarters and
Sergeant Tonneson. who was on duty
there, got busy at once and asked the
neighboring towns to be on the look
out for the car.
About 1890 o'clock word was re-
ceived from the Metuchen police that
the auto had been stopped while
passing through that borough. 1t
contained two soldiers, both OF whom
were locked up.
The soldiers. who are from Camp
Raritna. 1t is understood according
to the police, admitted taking the au-
tomobile saying hat they wanted 1t
TO get to camp with. They were turn
ed owe to the military authorities
today. Lewis will go to Metuchen
this afternoon and get his car.
Daily automobiles are being stolen
in this city and Chief Burke warns
owners and drivers to lock the ma
chine when they go away even for a
few minutes and If they don't they
are likely to find them gone when
they return.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-21
Local Solder Boy Who Died
of Wounds Well Known Here

John b. Egan. who was reported
in the NEWS yesterday as having
died Of wounds received In action.
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Egan of 137 Madison avenue. He
was born In this city twenty-three
years ago and lived here all his lie.
He entered the service of Uncle
Sam on September Z, 1917. when he
went down to Camp Dix with the sec
ond volunteer contingent of seven
that left this city. On a furlough of
a few days, he married Miss Margaret
Leary OF South Amboy. Egan was
in Company ID of the 311th Regiment
and sailed overseas last May.
He had been employed for the past
five years as yard timekeeper at the
Raritan Copper Works and was well
thought OF by the men at the plant.
He was a ballplayer of no mean re-
pute and often helped the Copper
Works team grab the pennant in the
Industrial League.
He was wounded in action on Octo-
Der 16 and made the supreme sacri-
fee on October "a, when he died as
a result of his wounds in a hospital
somewhere in France.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-21
Battery B Of Perth Amboy to
Remain In Service for Present

Members of Battery b of this city
of the Second New Jersey Field Ar
tillery, the big guns OUTFIT which
strove but failed to get into active
service during the war have received
word that the outht will remain In
tact until the state and federal gov
ernments decide on It's future. ON
GERS of the regiment met Tuesday
night In the Essex Troop Armory a,
| Newark when the effect of the wars
end on the future of the regiment was
| discussed. Az the rehabilitation or
New Jersey troops now in France
| might be followed by numerous re-
| organizations affecting the artillery
unit, officers decided on a policy of
watchful waiting.
Captain Paul J. Lambert OF Eliza
beth was named regimental adJutant
to succeed Captain Bertram OF Mont
clair, recently commissioned a first
lieutenant in the motor transport
corps. IT was announced also that W
other officers OF the "big guns" a
| received commissions in branches OF
the active service. Major Mahlon
Tyans of Camden has been commits
stoned a captain in the ordnance de
rartment and Second Lieutenant Sing
cr of Jersey City has been appointed
% the same rank in the motor trans
nort corps
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-21
Boys on Bicycle Have Harrow
Escape When Struck by Auto

Two little boys who were riding a
bicycle out New Brunswick avenue
near Washington street had a narrow
escape from instant death late yester-
day Afternoon when they were run
into by an automobile owned by Jens
Nj. SorensoD of Sayre avenue and
driven by -hael Burnley of Hope
lawn. TIL h.cyele was smashed but
- youngsters escaped with a few
bruises.
They were taken to the City Hos
pital where their wounds were
dressed after which they scampered
away. happy in the thought that the
driver would buy them a new bicycle.
According to the story told Sergeant
Tonneson at Police Headquarters by
Burnley. he was driving west on
Washington street neal Amboy avenue
when the two boys who were both rid
ing the bicycle darted from behind a
wagon directly in front OF his machine
and before he could stop 1t the auto
mobile had struck the bicycle and
knocked the boys off. The youngsters
who looked to be about five and ten
years old were only slightly injured.
Burnley rushed the youngsters to
the hospital where their wounds were
dressed after which they vent home.
In h excitement their names were
not learned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-21
Army Of Women Workers

LONDON, Nov. 21:-England now
has 4.750,o00 women workers. OF
this number 1,750. 900 have been add
ed since the beginning of the war.
What will become of the million and
three-quarters added because of the
drain war made on the man power of
the country and the wor war activi-
ties created?
That there will be work for all in
peace time was the decision arrived
at by a conference of trade union
women and employers Of labor.
Some dislocation of business is an
.ticipated in the first weeks of read
1ustment, but the immense demands
which a return to peace will bring
for things with which the nation has
long one without will insure work
far into the future.
Discussion of a minimum wage for
women resulted in plans for a scale
varying in different areas and based
on "a reasonable standard of life"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-21
"Hearts OF the World" Coming


Hearts OF the World" the pro-
duction that Is conceded to be d. W.
Griffth'n masterpiece. SURPRISING
both his Intolerance" and The
Birth of a Nation" will be the at
traction at the Strand Theater one
week, commencing Monday night.
Nov. Is with daily matinee.
The fact that Mr.. Griffith speD:
eighteen months on the battleflelds
of France woul seem to indicate that
Hearts OF the World" Is a war play.
To the contrary. and on the authority
of Mr.. Griffith himself. 1t is not about
the war, but about the people to whom
the war came-and for this reason IL
makes the war real.
The very fact that Mr.. Grif1th's
name and reputation are back OF
Hearts of the World" is an assur-
ance that local theater patrons are
20 be treated to something as real as
pfs colossal. Seats are now on sale
1T the Majestic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-21
Soldiers to Be Protected

Mayor TenBroeck received a tele-
gram from Governor Edge yesterday.
stating that the Secretary of War had
said that the signing of the armistice
lessons in no way h responsibilities
OF the civil communities for protect
ng soldiers bothtmorally ano physical
ly.
The states ought not to lose their
control which they have established
over che soldiers, and laxity in that
direction would in every sense be a
disaster to the American boys.
Governor Edge also stated that the
government will leave no leaf I'm
turned in the endeavor to return tn
soldiers to their families and to civil
life morally and physically fit.