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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
KEYP0RT DOCTOR WINS
SUIT FOR SERVICES
81 speoial Correspondenf.

BY SpectdI correspondent
KEYPORT, Aug. s:-Dr. Walter 3.
Allen OF First street, won a law suit
against Herman Brewer of the Perth
Amboy Garage, for payment of the
doctors services in an accident which
occurred recently nea the Betsy Ross
farm in which Mrs. Brewer was pain
fully injured. The case was tried in
the Perth Amboy district court before
Judge Duncan of Orange, Tuesday,
who rendered the decision in favor of
DIR. Allen, for both the bill and cost OF
the court. 1t is understood hat Brow
err claimed hat DR.. Aliens bill was too
high and also that he had not sent
for this particular doctor at the time
of the accident. Brewer had DIR. NJ.
s.. Meinzer of Perth Amboy, as a wit
ness.
At the time OF the accident, which
occurred more than a month ago, DR..
Allen rendered the necessary treat
ment for Mrs. Brewer and RECON-
mended hat she be sem to the Perth
Amboy hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
CHAUFFEUR UNDER BAIL

Accused of Running Away After Acct
dent on Amboy Road Saturday.
By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Aug. SIN the
second district court yesterday Mag
tstrate Evins held Joshua Struthers,
thirty-four years old. of so East 1921
street. Manhattan, a colored chauf-
9eur, In $500 bail to await the action
of the grand Jury.
Struthers, who claims to be an ex-
pert automobile mechanic, is charged
with running away from the scene OF
an accident when an automobile that
he was driving ran into and damaged
a delivery auto of the Schults Baking
Company, of West New Brighton, in
Amboy road. Saturday afternoon.
Struthers was arrested by Motor
cycle Patrolman Feist at Great Kills.
He was a~rraigned in court Sunday on
a charge of operating an automobile
without a license and was fined 50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
L0CHlNvAR NOW COMES
OUT OF WEST BY AIR

LONDON. Aug. s:-A certain Eng
lish village has O flying celebrity
known a. "Ethel's Young Man" AL
most regularly twice a day he comes
round and round. performing ali
sorts OF stunts. spirals. nose dives,
corkscrews. N what not. Strangers
would think him mad, but the expla-
nation OF his antics is rather pretty.
Last year the eirman. who was in
the infantry. was badly wounded in
France. He was brought 10 q local
hospital. and while convaiescent he
met Ethel. When he recovered he
got a transfer. took up flying. and
now comes to do his calling in his
plane.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
Canals n sponuss.

Most sDonges have 9 canal system.
and there 10 q continual current OF
sea water passing through It. always
flowing 10 the same direction. The
water Is made to flow In that way BY
q series OF peculiar cells, the Ike Of
which has not been found IN any Of
the higher animals. The EDongss a.
pend entirely for their life On this
water eurrenks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
AFTER STRAY DOGS
Staten Island Police Act Following At
tack on Several Children.

Staten Island Police Act Following At
tack on Several Children.
BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Aug. S:-Police at
tached to the health department, to-
gether with those attached to the
four police precinct stations On the
island, have again started to round up
unmuzzled dogs running at large. This
is being done following several chill
dren being bitten by dogs during the
past few days Of hot weather. Two
cases that were called to the attention
of the health department yesterday
were those of George Miller, fourteen
years old of Taylor street, and Edward
eelover. twelve years old of Mountain
View avenue. West New Brighton.
Summons will be served on every
one that allows a dog to run at large
without a muzzle. A dog hat acted
in a peculiar manner, owned by JOS
eph Covell of Yetman avenue. was shot
by Patrolman Streeter at the request
of the owner Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
WOODBRIDGE GR0CERS TO
MEET WITH ADMINISTRATOR

BY special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, Aug. Stood Ad-
ministrator for Woodbridge Township.
William M. Fraser OF 222 Green street,
has called a meeting of all grocers
in the district under his jurisdiction to
be held at his home Monday night of
next week at $3.50 o'clock.
Sugar cards for canning have been
received by Administrator Fraser and
these may now be secured from him.
The places under his supervision are
Woodbridge, Sewaren, Colonia, Avenel,
Port Reading, Chrome, Carteret,
Roosevelt, Keasbey and Fords.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
MEDAL FOR POLICEMAN

FORMER Tottenvflle Patrolman Re-
warded for Saving Life of q Woman.
By Special Correspondent.
ToTTENvILLE, Aug. S:-Patrol-
man Michael ]. Hurley, formerly of
Tottenville, was one of the eleven po-
licemen that was presented by Com
missioner Enright on Tuesday with
gold and bronze medals and q s25
bonus for saving lives in waters about
New York City during the past year.
Patroiman Hurley, who is attached
to the Second precinct station, Man
haitian, and resides in Stapleton, one
night last winter went over the Bat
terry Park wall and rescued a woman
who had jumped overheard. The
awards r the. gift Of the Life Saving
Benevolent Association of New York.
Hurley Joined the force when he re-
sided in Tottenville and does duty
about the municipal ferry in Manhat-
tan. The gold medal was awarded to
Patrolman Joseph F. Wickesser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
Man and Wife Arrested Accused OF
Attacking Joseph Kuruc.

0tt8IhhhH oOSCB1A hNIuCs
By Special Correspondent.
Sewaren. Aug. s-Ignatz Gall. thir-
ty- six years old and his wife, Rose
Gall, about the same age, both of
Sewaren, are being held for the
grand jury charged with stabbing and
beating Joseph Kuruc. thirty-five
years old, also of eewaren, near the
plant OF the Vulcan DEFINING Works
at z O'Clock last night.
Kuruc was stabbed in the breast
and hit over the head with q bottle.
He also received O cut over the eye.
He was treated by DR.. Ira Spencer. OF
Woodbridge, last night. It IL said his
condition Is not serious.
1t Is claimed that all three persons
who live in the same house became
engaged In an argument over the chill
dren OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gall.
Qficr Romano, of the Woodbridge
police force, was detailed on the
scene and made the arrests. They
will be arranged today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08

Germany Building Greatest Shipyard.
AMSTERDAM. Aug. 8-The largest
shipyard in Germany is being built
at Hamburg by O combination which
includes the Hamburg-Amerika line.
The new company has q provisional
capital of 10000 900 marks Q2,-
roo. 000.l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
Ditched His Automobile

bU bpcCfoI LUF~TcsDOHu8HF
KEYPORT. Aug. s:-Henry Nevi-
OF Paterson. received bad scalp
wounds and an injured elbow when In
driving his car along the Morgan
road near Soldiers, Tuesday, the
steering gear refused 70 work and in
order to avoid hitting q car directly
IN front OF him he was obliged TO run
into a ditch. The young nan received
other bruises and was badly shaken
but the q was not broken in any
way although IL took a drop OF per-
two and q half feet. DR.. w b.
Allen. OF First street rendered the
treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
italian Fighting chaplain wins Medal

italian F1RhtinG Chaplain wins MedhI
ROME. Aug. s-Army Chaplain
Giovanni Neuzoni has been awarded
the silver medal for conspicuous bra
very on the Piave. An infantry de-
tachment was surrounded and on the
point OF surrendering when the chap1
lain snatched q rife and charged
with the bayonet, so encouraging he
men that they repulsed the enemy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
Engnsh aTlyboys" Being Roped In.

LONDON. Aug. s:-Drastic steps
are being taken by the Recruiting
than 10000 men who ned to Ireland
to escape CONSUMPTION. Most OF them
are aliens, and have been nicknamed
'nyboys" by the Irish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08

Prison for Wearing ". O. Unlawfully
LONDON. Aug. s;-charles Mar
tin. % Bristol. has been sent 20 prison
for three months for unlawfully
wearing the Victoria Cross ribbon
ana using 1t 10 live on the hospitality
or The public
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-08
CharIie ChapIin of Old Greeoe Foun

LONDON. Aug. e:-Statuettes bear
ing o remarkable resemblance 70
Charlie Chaplin have been found In a
Greek tomb. says an Athens dispatch.
They are said TO be representative
fypss ef cemeasapa y TIE fourth cen
trousers end STE svsdeotiy caricatnrng
o. 1tafs4 drss8 walk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17
MUST PUT OUT
LIGHTS At MIDNIGHT
All Annapolis Consumers Urged 10
Do This To Conserve Gas
NO COAL FOR MANUFACTURE
Public Utilities Officials in Washington
TOday-kiust Have Fuel Or
hIust Shut OF Gas Supply

Nice-Pres{dent }. j. Doyle and other
members of the Annapolis Public
Uuiigies Company are in Washington
today taking up the matter OF needed
fuel for the manufacture of gas in
Annapolis
Since Dec l6 there has been no coal
delivered at the local gas plant which
( IS on Its last shovelful practically
Coal must be supplied the plant or
there viii be no gas for Annapolis
after the next three or four days
Annapolis people are largely to
blame for this Many gas consumers
burn gas long after midnight and
some until and a. M II is no
strange thing TO pass house and see
three and four gas Jets burning az
l0.3e or 4 o'clock or even later while
those in the living rooms are listen
ing TO the music of the grafonola
These are war times even il ninety
per cent of the citizens Of this town
do not realize il Annapolis has been
blessed Easton Nd has had no
gas for weeks. and there are other
towna and cities in Maryland like
wise deprived OF gas because OF the
fuel shortage,
Eeyerybody should help 10 conserve
coal by using as little gas as possible
Tusn o0 an lights in the house before
midnight, indeed at 1890 during these
strenuous times no family should
burn gas after u p 10
The local officials Of the Public
Utilities Company declare that il
every gas consumer would shut OF
the gas at their homes before mid
night and exercise an economy in5ts
use, they could tide over the present
conditions caused by the fuel short
age
This paper urges EVERYBODY 10
do this 70 IS q Patriotic Duty Put
an lights ont in your homes and bus
Iuess houses at 1880 at the latest
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17
DRAFT BILL TO CALL
ALL MEN now 2l
Measure introduced Affects Those
Reaching Nsjority Since
June s, 1917
sOO,OOO FOR NATIONAL ARmY
Provides Also Fer Considering Alien
Population IN Calculating
Draft Quotas.

immediate registration OF ali men
who have become q since June 8,
1917, was proposed in a resolution in
rroduced by Senator Chamberlain. of
Oregon, in the Senate this week.
Secretary OF War Baker endorsed
the bin in a letter to Chamberlain.
The resolution would add 500 .000
men to the national army. it is esti-
mated
The resolution was one of mum
Der OF measures designed to increase
the effectiveness OF Americas milf
tary forces.
Alien Population Considered.
Another measure provides alien
population shall be taken into con
sideraiou in figuring quotas under the
draft law This is 10 do away with
The great dissatisfaction i'm communl-
ties with q large alien population.
some Of which were drained OF their
American men By the first draft cali.
while aliens were lett To take the
Jobs Of the selected men
Chamberlain bin would compute
s-+'tstte st4A tAAN tft+-7Aa NA t24- NAtlttfEl At
men In class l. As aliens as well as
citizens had to register this would
take in the entire population.
The same measure removes legal
obstacles TO the drafting Of men iu
the class in which they arc placed by
their answers to the missionaries
Restores DeSerters In Peace Times.
Senator Hitchcock OF Nebraska, has
introduced a bill to strike from the
list Of army and navy .deserters those
who deserted in peace times. The
bill would restore them to citizenship.
Many of those the bill would affect
are now confined la military and na-
val prisons The purpose OF the
measure IS Is increase the naval and
military forces. Senator Hitchcock
believes most of those affected win re-
turn 10 army service
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17
To Meet Strong Crescent A. c.

Although the Navy basketball play
ers have had q rather remarkable sea
son in spite of the defeats suffered at
the hands Of the University OF Penn
sylvania and the City College OF New
York, they viii probably encounter
their stilfest Opposition when they
lace the team Of the Crescent Athletic
Club, Of New York City on Saturday
This club numbers among its mem-
bers a number Of former university
and college athletics, and can always
be counted upon TO cause trouble 90
the best OF the teams in the field
They have taken the measure Of the
Middies in one or two games in pre-
pious years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17


etc but it must be an open. busy,
active church
In the last place the church must
raise up a people who viii make
democracy safe for the world Amer
ica is responsible for many Of the
democratic tendencies in Europe
Democracy is a glorious thing pos
sessed by a people educated and
righteously ready to use IT, but to
people not prepared it means anarchy
after the fashion of Mexico and Rus
sia The church with its Gospel Of
love must train the people in those
principles OF responsibility 10 Cod and
service TO man that viii cause them
to give through America 10 the world
the kind of democracy that win
usher in the Kingdom Of God on earth
and introduce The reign Of the Prince
of Peace. Electricity is servant Of
men If properly harnessed. II IS an
engine Of destruction If handled igno-
rantly In this. democracy is much
like electricity. Keep the churches
open at all cost and sacrifice, and
thus make democracy safe for the
world, and hep win 2 war which viii
transform the world so il viii be safe
for democraev
OF cours the church ought 10 hold
in times like this. all secondary meet
ings, as far as possible. in private
homes, and homes all over the city
and IA rural sections Of the county
ought 10 throw open their doors wide
for these services. But on Gods Holy
Day The Sabbath. the churches ought
70 be doing business in their respec-
tive edifces, wide open to serve God
native land and humanity generally.
Our nation can't do without The
churches.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17
ANNAPOLIS OFFICERS
DROPPED FROM ARMY
Changes Announced at Camp Nc
Clellan. Admission, Ala.
PHYSICAL DISABILITY ALLEGED
Lieutenanis Leslie KIakring And An
dreas Holly Receive Honor
able Discharges.

That Lieutenant Andreas Holly and
Lieutenant Leslie s. FslakTing, both Of
this city. were honorably discharged
from the National Army yesterday at
Camp Mcclellan. Anniston, Ala, be-
cause of physical disability, came as
a surprise TO their many friends here.
These Annapolis young officers
were the two Of three Maryland Lieu
tenants in the 115th Infantry who
were honorably discharged yesterday
for physical disability discovered in
q recent examination of all officers in
the Blue and Gray Division
More discharges viii follow, it is
expected The hrst to be announced
were Lieutenants KIalring and Holly
Of Annapolis. and J. H. Widerman, OF
Baltimore. Lieut. Klakring was in
the Machine Gun Company Of the 115th
Regiment. Lieut. Holly was in Com
pany NJ, and Lieut. Widerman was in
the Headquarters Company All
three started for home yesterday.
in The FIRST batch of majors ordered
to school al Fort Sam Houston. Tex.
was Major Henry S. Barrett, com
mander OF the First Battalion Of the
Maryland regiment Major Barrett
went 10 school at Fort Sill, Okla, last
summer and has been chief instrue-
tor in the school of musketry in the
Twenty-ninth Division
Lieut-Col w W. Crosby, Of Bal
timore, now second in command Of
the 104th Regiment Of Engineers, was
made a member Of the Efficiency
Board. Lieut. Chandler Sprague. Of
Baltimore. former aide to General
Gather, has been made Intelligence
Omcer, succeeding Lieut. r. b. Rives.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17
Gives Stay Of Time To LawYers

Because practically all OF the law
yers Of the state have given over
much Of their time during the last
several weeks in rendering assistance
to the registratnts under the military
draH the Maryland Court of Appeals
has given a stay Of time to allow them
60 prepare their briefs in cases on
the docket for the January term
which. under ordinary conditions,
would have been in fun swing this
week Two cases were in the assign
ment for today. upon the completion
Of which II was formally announced
by Chief Judge Boyd that in view on
existing conditions. recess would
be taken until January %, to allow
the lawyers to prepare and file their
briefs in the cases at bar.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17

have already acted Mississippi led
the field by giving it the stamp Of ap-
proval
The Statewide direct bone dry"
IlGd without a referendum.
Woman's suffrage.
Extension OF the limits of Baltimore
City. that Is The annexation bin, in
ehich the people Of this county are
gravelya concerned, because it is pro-
posed to take a big slice of the Fifth
District territory into the corporate
limits Of the States metropolis
Repeal Of the Wilson Ballot Law,
applicable to the counties Of Southern
Maryland
War issues, which are almost Ger
tain 10 arise.
Retrenchment of the States ex-
penses. by reducing the membership
Of the various commissions, and the
abolition Of Offices regarded as use
less.
The budget bill carrying appropri-
ations for the fiscal years 1919 and
1920, for the support Of the State gov
T ernment, and for educational, chari-
table and other institutions, support
ed wholly or in part by the State
/ Search for new sources Of income
10 make up for the deficit in state and
| city treasures that viii follow the
closing Of saloons. if this closing
| comes prior to 1920. as the budget
viii carry appropriations to cover up
to and including the latter year.
/ Plans 20 wipe out provincialism by
grant or Statewide hunting and fish
/ ing licenses.
Making enective the provisions OF
the Home Rule amendment 10 the
State Constitution. including the ever
recurring question whether or not
I Baltimore City shall control its police
1 force and saloons through the Liquor
/ License Commission
Further extension of good roads.
| The Governor, 1t is understood is not
very much inclined to a very active
/ campaign along this line just now
To put a check upon speeding and
/ reckless driving Of automobiles as
the sole means of Iessening the fright
| ful toll upon human lives.
/ Increased salaries for the public
/ school teachers Of the State in order
that fha schools viii not suffer
| through disorganization and inefIici-
ency by the resignation Of competent
| instructors ~ The wholesale, as at
/ present Many teachers have quit
their Jobs because they were able e
secure better positions elsewhere.
| strengthening the hands Of the
/ state Conservation Commission. in or
| der that the oysters, fish and crabs Of
| the Chesapeake Bay may escape tho
| danger Of annihflation
Besides these measure, all OF which
i are Of paramount importance, there
is no d0abt but that the Senator'S and
/ Delegates Of Baltimore City and the
/ several eounties. will present theil
/ usual crop OF pet bills in which viii
centre much local interest Of the peo-
pie OF the respective sections.
The liquor question is not only eE.
citing interest from the standpoint o.
the Federal Constitutional Amend
ment. and the Statewide "bone dry
Bill, but in any event. 1t is understood
that strictly local measure that vii
have for its object 10 make Annapolis
dry" also is offered in the Assem-
by This bill, It is said, IS now ii
course Of preparation. OF course, i
the Federal amendment is ratified o.
the State wide measure goes through
i is not likely that the local bill vii
be presented.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17
January Non-Jury Term Of Court
Begins on Monday Of Ne1ss Week

The January intermediate or non
jury term OF the Circuit Court for
Anne Arundel County will be conven-
ed on Monday next The fact that
there will be no grand jury in ses-
sion at this term there win be no
cases of grave Importance. but a num-
Der Of civil actions, such as suits and
equity cases, viii be brought to trial
As usual, there are a number Of such
cases which have been carried over
from former terms of Court
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17
$1,000 REWARD.

For informau n leading TO arrest
of party or parties guilty of taking
Photographs Of Lobby Display at Re
public Theatre
i12v PHILIP MILLER.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17
IMPORTANT
NOTICE

All persons desiring assistance in
answering draft questions are hereby
notified that they can obtain the same
at the Court House, Annapolis, Mary
land, on each day, Sunday alone ex-
copted, from Q A. NJ. to / p N. and at
night from Z p n. to 10 P NJ, Satur-
day and Sunday nights excepted.
BY order,
ROBERT MOSS,
Chairman Legal Advisory Board, Anne
Arundel County d26tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17

Billie Burke in eplendid picturizG-
tion Of her greatest stsge success
The Land Of Promfse' Colonial
Friday. sdv.2tji7
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17

DONE miss Billie Burke in her
greatest stpRe success The Land Of
Promise Colonial, Friday. 2gl7
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17
Class in Advance Arithmetic

Tor Voups Men and Tadies Of Annapolis
Organization Jan. i. 1913, term 4
months. Zee $40 cash iu advance Tor term.
Periods four hours per week Time, any
hours after :. 10. Special instruction
extra Confer with THOS. l.. GLADDEN..
Dent MatH si Johns College. ff2-wk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17
L.- ---nfer HOLIDAYS.

is le 90, y and %,
sa On each and every
asa- January IS. 1918.
u2 to and including
.-a. no m7ulacturing plant
..ei or use power derived
r 2ny purpose except
plants ag from their No
be continuously operated
--{a each week 10 avoid seri-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-17

For Maryland
Fair tonight except snow
in the mountains; slightly
colder west portion Friday.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-27

real estate, mentioned and described
In said claim Of lien and said decree,
situate In the County Of Lincoln and
State Of New Mexico. and more parti-
cularly described as follows, to-wit:
The T. i-2 Of the ST Ia, and the
SW Ia Of the Sc Ia OF Section 4. and
the NE ID OF the NE Ia OF Section o.
Township Q South Of Range 10 East,
being the property known as the Will
low Springs Coal Mine.
Together with. all and singular, the
land. tenemonts. hereditaments and
appurtenances thcreunto belonging, or
in anywise appertaining and the
reversion and revcrsions, remainder
and remainders. rents, issues and profits
thereof, and all the estate. right, title,
interest. claim and demand whatsoever
Of said defendants, and each Of them.
either In law or equity, of. in and to
the above described premises and APP
purtenances, and every part and parcel
thereof,
SUBJECT to redemption within nine
90 months from and after the date OF
sale, January ?. 1919.
c. W. HYDE,
Sheriff Of Lincoln County
New Mexico; and special
Master in the above styled
and numbered cause.
1876 At
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-27

ranged; Waits are being made u
surrounding villages the pre-.
vious day to notify inhabitants
to bring their sick.
Surveys Of water supply,
sewage. sanitation and the like
have been made in 80 villages
and corrective measures UNDER
taken.
The light is breaking. in the
east; liberty holding aloft the
flaming cross is shedding the
glorious light into the dark re-
cesses of the earth, and pro.
claiming the gospel Of the Son Of
Man. | was hungry, and you
gave me meat; ! was naked and
you clothed me; sick and in pris-
on and you visited me. These
are the things spoken Of by the
prince of Peace" which peace,
aud the New Year will he real
lied by a portion of humanity
who have for ages sat in dark.
ness and in the shadow Of death,