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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

IT was decided by the members OF
the Board of Health at meeting at
City Hall last night, at which there
was present besides the health COM
missioners, DIR. William wolfram anu
Captain Treadway of the United states
Public Health Service. DIR. ID. y:
Boone, chief of the local division OF
the state Board of Health, and DR..
Fitz Randolph, assistant director OF
the State Board of Health, to ask the
Board of Aldermen for not less than
$4,000 for the work that the poard
plans for next year.
AT first 1t was the intention to ask
for onIv $4,000. but after the plans
had been gone over and tho matter
fully discussed it was decided that ~
would be better to ask for at least
$4,000. ooo.
n the board receives the $4,000
asked for Il will raise the pay OF the
health officer to $1,000 year, will EN-,
ploy a clerk and will raise the pay OF
tho sterogTa-her.
The plans are also to employ az
least ten nurses who viii be on duty
at all times. A physician who VIII de-
vote oil of his time to the work OF tho
board end several additional inspec-
tors .,-
In which he asked for this amount OF
morev sDd tells for what 1t is needed.
Health Oficer's Report.
lowing to the unsettled condition OF
the CITY during the past month, be-
cause of the explosion ard epidemic,
our work res been of different char
acter-it has been largely matter or
relief rather than prevention
The vital statistics are incomplete as
are the reports of contagious diseases.
feel, however, that a report Is due
you
The endemic of influenza accom-
panied nv D1eurnoris. is subsiding.
The rerortr received from physicians
show that the health ot-the city Is
rapid1y becoming normal. The num-
ber of cases of influenza occurring In
this city since October first. 81 eStimat-
eS ~ 10000 the pneurnoria cases at
$500 and the number of deaths caused
nv both. at 400. Under normal condi-
tions fhe total number of doaths In a
month fror, All causes, viii average
less thsu fifty.
As I have sIresdy stated, the work
OF this dep9 rtr,ent has been diverted
into Other channe1s- Our inspectors
have assisted in bHrvipg the dead and
orr rur~cs were turned over to the
Red Gross Dprirg the raSt few d@vs,
however crlr food inspactcr s~s'sted
DR.. Wolfram OF the u. q. Public
Fea'+, Sar-vi~~ raa investigated the
-est-rr7rts ard Irtrch rooms of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

During the past few weeks a great
many voters in Middlesex County have
become acquainted with Albert w.
Appleby. one of the Republican can
didates for the General Assembly
and as the voters have found him at
this time so he is twelve months in
every year.
Mr.. Appleby began life's battles at
an early age, going to work for his
father in the grocery business as clerk
and he had displayed an indomitable
courage and determination in over
coming every obstacle which he has
encountered. He Is thoroughly we'll
posted in public affairs and has well
defined ideas upon them. Those who
know him best predict that he will
be an important factor in the AS
Sembly
At the present time Mr. Appleby
and his brother conduct successful
grocery business at Old Bridge. where
the Candidate first saw the light of
day in 1878. He is respected by all
who know him for his honest dealing.
He has never hesitated TO join any
public movement In which his SER
vices would be of value, in any capa-
city whatever He believes that II
American politics of today are not
what they should be. 1t is better and
more honorable to work within the
ranks and try to reform them, than
to stand on the outside and IDLY cr1ti-
cize.
If elected on November 5. Mr.. Ap-
pleby will do everything within his
power to carry out the Republican
state platform. The voters of Mid
dlesex have the opportunity in his
candidacy to send to the Assembly a
! nian OF big and broad mind, as well
as marked caoability. to aid In di-
recting the affairs OF the state.
| (Paid for by the Middiesex County
Republican Committee.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
TROOPS
DRIVE ENEMY
Austrian Army's Retreat is
Now Cut Off in Trentin0
Region

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTHERN ITALY, Friday, Nov. ! F:
Allied troops have reached he
Gringom. FIVE miles north of Mt. LIS
ser. They have cut off tho retreat or
tho Austrians In Trentino, except over
the mule paths in the mountains.
The headlong fight OF the Austrians
continues on the Venetian plain.
Troops Of the tenth army have
crossed the Livenza river, betwee =
Motta and Sacile and have established
a bridgehead cast of that stream. Inc
North Lincolnshire yeomanry regl-
ment has captured twelve mountain
guns and fifteen machine guns.
The orty-eighth division, operating
on the as,cgo plateau, is reported 10
have advanced IT'S imes swo kiiometers
northward but II is meeting wnh ma ma
chine gun resistance in the neighbor-
hood of Mt. Interrotto."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
Power In Central Committee

Associated Press Correspondence
MOSCOW, Nov. 2:-Under the con-
stitution of soviet Russia, the central
committee of the all Russian Congress
OF Soviets is the chief governing body
of Russia. 1t has two hundred MEM
bers elected by the Congress. In ac-
tual practice this committee has the
real governing power
This empowers 1t to appoint and ap-
prove all the acts of the eighteen
members of the council OF peoples
commissars. This council corresponds
to the cabinet in most governments.
The Central Governing Committee
may declare war, make loans, deter
mine boundaries. direct. foreign ar-
fairs and carry on all activities gen.
orally assigned to parliaments, con-
crosses and cabinets.
The only functions reserved for the
exclusive Jurisdiction of the all Rus
sian Congress of soviets are the rati-
1cation of peace treaties and of the
soviet constitution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

Everything is quiet today in the
feud between Louis Csipo, Arthur
Reichman and Rev. Francis Gross ana
his nephew. Louis Sellyei The lat
ter two are to be arraigned before Ro-
corder PiclSersgill Monday morning
at 1880. The priest is charged with
melting q riot and his nephew with as
sault and battery in that he struck
Csipo over the head with a notary
public seal. Csipo Is I'm the county
jail at New Brunswick. where he Is
being held without bail. He will be
brought TO this city again Monday
morning as a witness against Sellyei.
The riot yesterday afternoon. which
ended In one man being killed and
out of clear sky. Yesterday beins
All Saints Day there were services In
the Church of Our Lady of Hungary,
of which Father Gross is pastor. He
is said fhe priest was attacked. In
the Hungarian Herald. the editor Of
which is Arthur Reichman, In which IL
IS ss!a thep riest was attacked. In
his address 10 his congregation the
priest Is declared to nave told the
members that Louis Csipo ana Arthur
Relchman should be lynched for what
they had done against him.
AS far as can be learned, the
church's congregation has been some
what divided over the loyalty issue
raised some time ago when Father
Gross was summoned before the fed
eral authorities for his alleged pro-
Germanism. After the service yester-
day the congregation left the church
and groups met on different corners,
where II is alleged. some advised that
the matter be treated carefully, but
others. headed, ii is declared by Louis
Shortly after 70 o'clock they start
said to have advised the crowd to "go
and get these men"
Shortly after / 2o'clock they start
ed. Csipo heard that they were COM
ing and he telephoned to Reichman to
get out. but this Reichman refused to
do, saying he would stand his ground
and take what was coming.
The mob started down State street
and stopped at the bank OF Cdpo.
where they demanded that he take
down copies of the Hungarian paper.
which he had in his window and
which denounced Father Gross. Csipo
refused, and is said TO have been at
tackled. Csipo, in self defense, as he
declares, fired into the crowd. killing
one man and iniuring another He
then gave himself up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
Voters and Property Owners--Attention

The financial shock predicted by Councilman Haekett last
year has come. =, co.. e 9th Ambov IS
AZ 50 per one hundred dollars Of assessment I6E @
LARS AND FIFTY-TWO CENTS or THklI 15h1VE Don, i,
LARS AND TWENTY CENTS PER THOUSAND, l Wlch wiz
take your entire rent four months your mousse Is ass
at $4,000 and rents for $500 per month: ,r5uo
You ask the for this this highest ra'e IN u'
County : ,:ao.. ab;l;t,,
Some other are ~
Notes held by the First NatiotEl Bank amounting 70
$85O00G0 -. 4; -
The Main and Henry Streets improvements amountng %
over 100000 long sce completed and payments nefor
lone overdue not as vet assessed against the property
The City year also paid out s5O000 for site l
House. which unnecessary expense as the wy
owned other sites e-ualy good for this purpose
If you your City business basis ana py eA-
perienced business men, vote for
A. H SLOWER for Mayor.
FREDK DEIBERT for Councilmanat Large
JOHN RUE, for Councilman, Second Ward;
JAS D. VAN PELT, for Councilman, Third ward
paid for by Republican County ConrnltteeA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
Commissioners Meet at Paris


PARIS. Friday, Nov. 1.-The meet
ing of the Inter-Allied conference at
Versailles lasted until o'clock this
afternoon. when the premiers and the
military nd naval chiefs returned TO
Paris.
Colonel &. NJ. House. returning from
the conference, smiled and had an u.s.
sured air. When his happy appear
ance was commented upon Colonel
House replied jocularly: "I always
have a happy appearance. You can't
tell what am thinking by my smile"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

Funeral services for Frank Apple
gate. OF S94 Park avenue, who died
Wednesday afternoon at his home of
pneumonia following an attack of in
fuenza, will g held tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock from his late resi-
dence. Rev. Sidney Dixon. of Holy
Cross Episcopal church. will offlciate.
Interment will be in Alpine cemetery.
Mr.. Appiegate. known to everyone as
Happy" was manager of the Frank
lin baseball team and was prominent
with the A. 8. & r. and Rarltan Cop
per Works teams Of the factory
league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
Americans shell Railroads.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Friday,
Nov. Hundreds of tons OF steel
were fired by the big American guns
in the direction of the railroad CEN
ters at Conhans, Longuyon and Mont
medy and other points today in co
operating with the infantry attacks
west of the Meuse.
The guns began firing early In the
morning and kept up the lombard
ment all day. 1t was said to have
been the biggest day that the guns
have had as yet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
Funeral For William ]. Matthews.

Funeral services for William j.
Matthews. stereotyper at the EVEN
ING NEWS, who died at the city hos
pital of pneumonia and influenza, We're
held yesterday afternoon at O'CLOCK
et Garretson's funeral chapel in High
street. Rev. Wilbert Westcott officiat-
ed and interment was in Alpine GEM
eterv. Mrs. c. NJ Bacgus, sister or
the deceased of st. Petersburg, Flor
ida, was present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
Yonkers Auto Damaged.

An automobile owned by f. G.
Brown, of Yonkers, was standing close
to the curb at Smith and State streets
last night v hen another machine came
along and lde-swiped 1t, damaging 1t
slightly. no arrests were made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

Victory Edition, New York Sunday
American Tomorrow. Pictures of Gem
erals Leading American Divisions and
Chronological History of Work of Our
Boys on Land and Sea, also Full Page
Map Showing Just Where Each Unit
Is Fighting. 22475-112-t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
Cam nE ruANIxs

The undersigned takes this means tc
thank the many friends in their recent
bereavement. Especially Rev. w. Wes-
colt for his kind words OF comfort. Vio-
let Rebecca Lodge for their splendid
services.
o. LINS,
GUST WICKBERG AND FAMILY.
22477-11-1-1t%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
Austrians Still Retreating.
A..1,safxH Dreaa

ROME. Nov. 2:-The Austrians are
fleeing from Udine, about fifty miles
east of the Piave according to re-
ports received here. They have aban-
doned ~ great quantity of war ma
terlal in the region OF Udine. which
was Italian headquarters before the
1Q17 refreat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
Funeral for Mrs. John Kosh

Funeral services for Mrs John
Kosh. formerly Miss Alice Gerity, of
Woodbridge, win be held Monday
morning from her late residence, 219
First street, followed by solemn re-
QUEEN mass at st. Marys church at s
o'clock. Interment in st. James
cemetery, Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
Prominent Health Men
/, of State Urge Action;
Reorganize Department

city and their reports show many vio-
lations of the sanitary code ana that
the proprietors of many OF these
places. disregarded all of the ordinary
rules of hygiene and sanitation when
should govern these places. AS re-
suit of this investigation, warrants
were imm mediately issued for five OF the
most fragrant cases and served with
usual promptness. When the cases
came up for trial, the proprietor or
one restaurant was found guilty and
fined $50. The other four cases were
adjourned fora hearing.on November
z.
THIS is not the first time attention
has been directed to these conditions
and recommendations have long ago
been made for remedial legislation
necessary in the control of such
places.
This department has been severely
criticised by DIR. Wolfram of the U. 5.
Public Health Service for its inefh-
cheney and although this criticism may
be merited to some extent, L feel that
an injustice to the board, ana 10 my,
self, as It's executive officer, 1t should
be made clear that this condition Is
not entirely due to a lack OF interest
on the part of some of its members
nor to a lack OF knowledge OF our
needs or of the methods of prevention
necessary for relief. on my part.
It is due to the lack of funds which
were never provided because there
was no insistent public demand.
/ have been with you for five years
and during that time, our population
has nearly doubled. owing to the many
large Industries which have located IN
and about this city. We have been
proud of our Industrial and financial
pacemaking. but the needs for health
conservation have been sadly ne
elected.
The rules of this board require the
health oficer to recommend measures
for the improvement of the public
health, and beg to make the follow
ing recommendations.
First, that you request the city
council for an appropriation of not
less than $4,000 to be used for the
establishment and maintenance OF an
efficient public health organization.
Second, that you request the city
council to provide sufficient funds for
the immediate needs Of such an or
ganization so that plans may be made
and executed without delay.
Third, that the following plan for
this organization be adopted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
RAYMOND HARRINGTON,
Chief Ranger.
2247G-11-2-1ts

War Time Menus, Food Saving Sug-
gestions, Beauty Recipes in the Home
and Family Page Of Next Sundays
NEW YORK AMERICAN
22442-11-1-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

His Holiness the Pope Praying for
Peace-Remarkable Photograph In the
Pictorial Gravure Section of Next Sun
days NEW YORK AMERICAN.
o2442-11-1-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

BITS TS CEv-g ZACH
MONTALvO. 90 Smith ST. has Just re-
eaived another shiDment OF large
double face record hits which he Is
selling at Is cents. Wee. Wee Marie:
Sriles. I'm Sorry I Made You Cry; Vic
tow e~S navy others
s2ss5-Ie-sn-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

Ny Two Years in Turkish Harems
by r. Christian Girl Carried trio Capti-
twFRIcAN. go
22442-11-1-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02
THE EDISON DIAMOND DISC
The 1hnnnornnh WIN, A acuI

Let SMoNTAfVo" prove to You that
the NEW EDISON Is not a talking
the artist, read what/the critics say,
and then let us ut ss(NEW EDISON in
your home over theEweek end. MON
22365-f0- 30-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

are Fighting in Ffzr---<ss = 49,. - IN
Given with Next Sundays Nfrss---- =!
AMERICAN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

Germany's Punishment After the
War-How the Allies are Preparing
just Retribution-See Next Sundays
NEW YORK AMERICAN.
22442-11-1-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

SQUAD, Chicken and Steak Dinners at
New Market Inn. New Market N, j. r..
T., Ramps, Prop.
22439-1J-l-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

Economfze Wartime. Euv Factory
Smokers direct from Porto Riran Cigar
Co. S78 Rldgeley St 10-2f-12ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

Smokers direct from Porto Rican Cigar
Co., 37S Ridgeley St 1021-12ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

Members of Court Amboy. No 5s r.
OF A., are requested to meet at lodge
rooms, Sunday afternoon at 1.30 TO at
WIN. Williamson and Frank Apnlerste'
They are also requested to attend
the funerals of our Brothers Thos. H.
Farroat and John II. Langan, which
will take place Monday morning at
$50 o'clock from their late residence.
1916 Market St.
C. J. WARNER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

did She Do RightT'-Don't miss
Elinor Glyn's Love at First Sight Ro-
nance In Next Sundays NEW YORK
AMERICAN
22442-11-1-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-02

WEATHER-Rain D-
night and Sunday.
Not much change I'm
temperature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
Patterson Sends Check.

The check OF John H Patterson, presi-
dent of the National Cash Register Co Of
DAYTON. Ohio for $500 has Just been
received by the National Woman's Party.
Patterson 5 interest and support was won
for the party by Mrs. Florence b Hilles
when she told the story OF the plckets
their reasons for picketing and the methods
used in suppressing them, al 3 recent
meeting IL Detroit.
According to Miss Gertrude FendalI,
treasurer Of the party, Mr.. Patterson 5
name stands now on long list of contri-
butors from among the practical business
men OF the country who support the
Woman Party, because they believe It's
methods are those which will most quickly
secure the passage Of the Federal amend
rnent and get the disturbing question Of the
enfranchisement OF women settled. Among
the men are Col Thompson, Barney
Baruch, Samuel Untermeyer and Adolph
Lewisohn.
Mr. Patterson Is planning dinner for
the officers Of the Woman Party to be
given IN New York City some time in May
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
AMUSEMENT rs

1T PAYS TO FLIRT" At THE PLAYHOUSE.
Messrs. Lee and j. j. Shubert will
present the musical comedy, "It Pays to
Flirt," at The Playhouse for week be
ginning ne 4 Monday night The play and
lyrics are oy Frances Nordstrom and the
music by Joseph McManus. Miss Nord-
strom has the double distinction of being
an accomplished actress, rs we'll rs the
author of two successful comedies and
twenty or more highly diverting vaude-
vile sketches Joseph McMantis,
young Californian, has lately come To the
East and won success. An especially
brilliant company has been brought to
gether by Aicssrs Shuhert for this music
play The important feminine members
of the east are Fay Evelyn, Peggy Hop
kins, Ann Andrews, Annie Hughes, Clara
Palmer, Marie Burke and Helen trancls.
Among the men are Victor Morley,
Clifton Webb, Scott Walsh, Jay Wilson
and Frank Wondcrlcc Fay Evelyn lately
came TO America from the Gaiety Theatre,
London; Peggy Hopkins, well known IN
Washington society. was lately a member
of the Miss 1917 company AT the
Century Theatre in New York, and was
the star of the moving picture, W oman
and the Law; Ann Andrews, ANNE
hughes and Clara Palmer are well known
to Washington thestregocrs. Victor MOI
lev WAS last seen here IN musical comedy
as the star of ''My Best Girl. while
Clifton Webb WAS lately seen here in
Love a Mike" The other members OF
the cast are of equal Importance
CLEVER BILL At THE GARRICK.
Senior Wcstonv charmed with his won
derful mastery OF the piano at the Garrlck
Theatre last night. his act being one of the
real artistic features of AN exceptionally
clever bill. He does not confne himself to
the classics. in which he is a past master,
but also caters to popular taste for the
music we hear every day and ENJOY he
cause of its popularity and timely melody
"The Corner Store, q clever rural com
edy, was given bv a good supporting
company Harvey Storts has keen con
ceptiou Of the whole-souled, open hearted
rural citizen and his portrayal Is splendid.
The spats of a newly married couple are
capitalized III comedy fashion IN the
sketch, who Was to Blame which was
gwen bv Elsie Williams and her company
1t is full Of life and fun Leo and Mack
were very good with their songs and com
edv A lively musical comedy number
WAS given bv Rover West and Al Ed
wards Barton, Oliver and West cabaret
boys, were very funny and tuncful
splendid unicyclc novelty was given by
the Neumens. who are exceptionally
clever and skilled
WALLACE REID At THE MAJESTyC
The House Of Silence, featuring
" allacc Rcld. the noted screen star. Is
being shown at the Majestic Theatre
today for the last time The House OF
stories Of the year and the screen version
adds 10 its thrills and general interest
The cast gives the star splendid support
LOUISE GLAUM Ar TIE QUEEN.
An interesting feature in the photo
drama AN Enemy Alien, the first
Paralta play TO star louise Glaum. which
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30

Training an elephant Ia stand on his
head play musical instrument or do
anv of the other stunts thai elephants will
do in the Barnun & Bailey circus rugs
when the show is here on MAY -, ls
not difficult task, according 70 Miss
Albertina Hines. who does the tralnlug
That is, if isn't difficult i you know how
and are blessed with M extraordinary
amount Of patcncc Knowing how, ae=
cording to Miss Hines. IS n matter af ex-
perience combined with natural adaptahll-
ity 10 the training 81 nuimals wllile the
patience is something one Is born With or
acquires through love Il mammals
When nov elephant IS added 70 the
herds of the Barnum 4 Bailey afRanzaz
ton. Miss Hines starts rs making The
animal fond of her For that result she
has a system which las very Inrgei9 = Dc
With tho animals stomach Seyeral nmes
dav for month or more Miss ilnes
visits the now elephant and hcr visits are
ncvcr omntv handed She feoda him roa-
nuts and other delicneicq which are nef
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
Associated Charities Meeting

The thirt v-fourth annual mcctIng OF
the Wilmington Associated Charities
will he held tonight at S-i5 O'Clock IN
st Andrews parish house. Kari de
Scheintz, tho general secretary of the
Philadelphia Society for Organizing I har-
ity and formerly publicity man Tor
New York associated charity organization,
will sneak on Family Work III a War
Year. Miss Mary G. Goodwihc, chair
man of the volunteer committee of the
Federated Charities Of Baltimore and
also chairman Of tho Baltimore Civilian
Relief Committee OF the Red Cross, viii
speak on Volunteer Work IN War
Year" The business meeting viii he held
at 730 o'clock, preceding the speeches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30

very abundant during tho winter season.
She pats hs trunk and talks - hlH Tie
eIephnnf Is naturally responsive - kind
ne.s md ver1 soon look forward 70 the
VISITS nf the mr The rest IS easv ac-
eordlng 10 Mss Hnea tiret there arc
bttle nek= like lifting thc foot and hold
mp if suspended until teld = pnt j. down.
once this dono tho atirnai las learned
obedience thon the more difficult tricks
ma tred gradually until Mr. Elephant
IS wiling fo d. any trick his hlg body can
perform md IS under the complete con
troll 6f thc trainer
Mss Hne7 has sufficient faith n the
lovo # har elephants = pIaco hers"f q
luany positions ~tIIe pcrforu'H2 .or fho
r1hic ri whieb ahc Is completely af the
mercy II tie ammaIs Intelligence and
carofulnrss She haa no far becauze. She
saqa, she haa learned II lanR experience
fhat 'ko performing elephant Is mara
auaaas about her safafv thar she Is and
bis movements arc Qndcd bv an instinct
winch neflres hcr absolute acfr6t