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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04

This is the week during which al
male German aliens over fourteen
years of age must register at the In
struction of the government. AL
German aliens residing in this city
coming under this ruling, must regis
ter at local police headquarters some
day this week between the hours o1
6 in the morning and at night.
Persons required to register are
given to understand that in SO doing
they are giving proof of their peaceful
dispositions and Of their intention to
conform to the laws of the United
States.
Every registrant should read care
fully the form Of registration affidavit
handed to him and ask the registra-
ton officers for explanation of all
points not clear to him before at
tempting to fill out the blanks. Reg
istration officers are instructed to
give registrants all possible aid In the
way of explanation and advice.
Each registrant Is required to FUR
nish four unmounted photographs of
himself, not larger than three by
three inches in size, on thin paper
with light background. All four pho
tographs should be signed by the
registrant across the face of the pro-
tographs, so as not to obscure the
features, If the applicant is able to
write.
Three blank forms of registration
affidavit must be completely filled out
by the registrant or his representa-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
Freight Congestion Is
Less Severe Here Nov

The freight congestion In this city
seems to be much improved at this
time, both the Lehigh Valley and
ennsyivania agents here reporting
that their stations are practically free
of freight, while at the Central sta
ton the congestion was reported a.
being unrelieved.
complained of slowness shown by the
merchants and others having freight
sent to this terminal. in removinG
It He said they do not give the mat
ter any consideration at all and mai13
the freight M faater rnnr
did In, nou & =
are able to dB1sd6 It the Cxn1r5
station the merchants and 0fhefm
have taken no advantage whatever of
the Monday closing. at which time
they are not only to save fuel. hut
also to keep their receiving depart
ments open and receive freight from
the terminals.
Nine cars of freight arrived at the
General station this morning and in
the crowded condition of the station
at this time, 1t is a question where
1t will be placed.
At the Pennsylvania station It was
said that although there had been q
congestion there for a day or two, at
tn0 PleSSHl lliue tnineS were al rl&nt.
They could not see any difference In
the removal of freight today than any
other day. Only one car had arrived
at the station this morning. as the
regular freight trains had not arrived.
Six cars had arrived at the Lehigh
valley station and the condit ons were
reported as somewhat improved.
Freight is being removed as fast as Il
is received. There seems to be little
or no congestion at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
JR. 0. U. A. N. COUNCILLORS
MEET At SOUTH ANBOy

The February meeting of the Mid
dlesex Past Councillors Association Of
the Junior Order United American Me-
chanics was held Friday night with
Joel Parker Council of South Amboy.
There were about fifty members pres
ent representing the various coun-
ellis of the county. County Councillor
George E. Crabiel presided and con-
Quoted the meeting. The resignation
of Albert Appleby as county vice coun.
cilor was received and Charles +.
Schenck of Eagle Council of Spotswoo
was elected in his stead. One new
memer, Z. NJ. T. Hansen, of Middlesex
Council, of this city, was elected.
Bert Lambertson was chosen county
outside sentinel to succeed Mr.
Schenck. Goodwill Council of New
Brunswick was awarded the banner
and Eagle Council of Spotswood tho
hammer. Resolutions Of condolences
were adopted on the death of the sister
Of William A. Kane and the fathe- Of
wyath and William Thistle of New
Brunswick and the new schedule for
the year was adopted. The next meet
ing of the association will be with
Good intent Council of New Bruns
wick in March.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
Death Threat by Military Au-
thoritieS Cause of Much De-
fection from the Ranks.
THE TRIALS ARE IN SECRET
Public Barred from Room When
Leaders Under Arrest are
Given Hearing.
b. United Press.

b. United Press.
AMSTERDAM. Feb. THE general
strike in the Central Powers is wan
ing. according to German newspapers
received here today. Thousands Of
workers were reported to have re-.
turned to the factories Sunday, al.
though In isolated sections new walk
outs were reported.
A copy of one newspaper said that
Sunday night strike leaders advised
resumption OF work In the face of the
death threat of military officials. The
Vorwaetrs describing the first military
court martial in Moabit, a suberb of
Berlin, said the building was heavily
guarded by troops and that citizens
We excluded. The first case called
was that of Heinrich Schultze, an
independent socialist. He received six
months in prison.
In Cologne after a short debate the
strikers decided to return to work.
In eastern Saxony 1t was declared
the strike Is waning. Half Of the en-
pioyes of the Krupp plant who struck
have returned to work. A partial
strike occurred In the Gotch aero-
plane factory at Dusseldorf. Many
small isolated strikes are said y
have ended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
OPEN B007HSF0R
.THR|FF=STAMPS
Factories and Stores Stations
for Government Stamps
Thrift Day a.Success.

The sale Of Thrift Stamps and War
Saving Stamps in this city has begun
in earnest and although the results at
the present time are not known, 1t Is
expected that favorable reports from
the sale will be received this LATTER
noon, when the committee meets at
1880 o'clock In the Board of Trade
rooms. e-.as,.-s ses-s--.....--l 80
1t Is thought that many dollars
worth Of stamps were purchased Sat-
urday by the shoppers who took ad-
vantage Of Thrift Day and saved
money on goods purchased at that
time from the merchants. and with
the money saved started q thrift
stamp collection. sN
War Saving and Thrift Stamp pur-
chasing stations have been installed
In the plants Of the Raritan Copper
Works. American Smelling & Refin-
ing Company. United Lead Works and
Barber Asphalt Paving Company.
Other stations will be installed In
plants about the city and vicinity by
"wednesday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
Home Guards to Receive
Equipment This Week

At thed rill of Company A last
Tuesday night and Company B on
Thursday night. announcement was
made for all members of the battal-
ions to make special effort to be
present. Company A tomorrow night
and Company B on Thursday night
of this week, at which time rifles. bay
onets. ETC.. and other equipment will
be issued by number. SO that each
man will have his individual arms. It
IL important that all members. both
the old uniformed members and the
new members attend, in order that
the equipment may be issued prop
erly. Importan instructions will also
be issued at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
Raid Gambling Game; -Four
Arrested and Fined $40

A raid conducted by Roundsman
Tonnesen and Patroimen A. Jensen
and Peterson on the tailor shop of
Ellis Miller. at $40 Smith street. at
1850 o'clock Sunday morning. result
ed In the proprietor and three young
men being arrested. The raiding Of
flcers secured cards and forty cents
as evidence. The men arrested were
Samuel Ashman, Of 31s Smith street.
Abe Rosner, Of 373 New street; Ber-
nard Levine, of 4S4 Park avenue. and
e. Miller. the proprietor. Each was
fined ten dollars by Recorder Pickers-
gill,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
Rev. R. ". Mark breaches
Last Time at Woodbridge
Bv specfaI Correspondent.

WOODBRIDGE, Feb. 4:-Rev. r.
w. Mark preached his farewell SER
mon as pastor of the Presbyterian
church yesterday morning to a con-
gregation which filled the church to
capacity. In conformity with the
regulations Rey. Mr.. Mark announced
In the name of the Presbytery Of
Elisabeth the pulpit to be vacant.
About 200 were present at. the serv-
ice. Rev. Mr.. Mark taking as the topic
of his sermon BE Of Good Cheer"
He spoke feelingly Of the loyalty Of
tho church members to him during
his ten years as pastor of the church.
At the close Of the services Rev. Mr.,
Mark returned to Camp Merritt.
where he will remain until Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Mark will be installed as
pastor Of the. Third Presbyterian
church of Elizabeth tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
Small Fire Today

A small blaze in the apartments OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Hendricksen at
324 State street called out the fire
department at $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing. The blaze was caused by an oil
heater and was extinguished by
neighbors before the fire department
were at the scene. The damage
amounted to $40. The alarm was
turned i'm from Box 81 at Smith and
State streets by Miss Mary Cathart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
Auto Injuries Boy

Oscar Gunneson. seven years old, OF
76 Broad street. received slight
bruises Of the arms and legs Saturday
afternoon when he was struck and
narrowly escaped being run over by
q large automobile, truck belonging to
the New Jersey Glue Company of Spa
Springs.
The accident occurred at tho cor
ner of Mechanic and Broad streets
Saturday afternoon about 4 O'Clock
when young Gunneson was sleigh
riding. The boy was taken to DR..
Sirott's ONCE. where he received med
ical attention. The truck was driven
by Edward Sereinandsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
GoIdberger Cables Home;
Has New Army Position

A cable message from Nathan
Goldberger, who went to France
some time ago, was received by his
parents here this morning. The cable
read: Have dandy position. Living
Hotel, headquarters. Address 10 p.
o. 702. Well. Nathan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
Van Norden Appeals for
Aid In South River Flight
Bu Special Corrsspondent.

TRENTON, Feb. 4-John VanNor-
den brought quo warranto proceed
ings in the Supreme Court here to
compel James Black to show by what
right he holds the Office of recorder
in South River.
VanNorden states that he was
elected to the place a year ago to
hold Office until his successor was
chosen. Black was nominated by the
mayor OF South River for the position
at the beginning Of the new year but
tho council refused to confirm the ap-
pointment thus far. Despite this
Black has assumed the Office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
5. G. GarretsOn HOnored
at G. 4. R. Celebration

Past Department Commander Sam
uel G.. Garretson, of the Grand Army
of the State of New Jersey, was u
guest of honor Saturday at the f1ftieth
anniversary celebration of Lincoln
Post Of Newark, held In the rooms of
the post In that city. This post, which
at present has about sixty or seventy
members, at one time had a member
ship Of 701 and was one of the largest
and wealthiest In the state. A dinner
was served ON the occasion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
German OFF Curriculum
at Rutgers College

TRENTON. Feb. 4:-The study of
German at Rutgers College at New
Brunswick has been thrown out of
the elective subjects by a resolution
passed by the State Board Of Educa-
tion at its monthly meeting here Sat-
urday. The Spanish language was
put In the course in the place of Ger
man. Rutgers will be the institution
In this state for the training of yoca-
tional teachers. and will receive fed
eral financial aid under the Smith
Hughes vocational training act Of
congress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
I MEN To Be. .
. CALLED FEB. 23
Remainder Of Those for First
Quota Soon be in Camp
1000 for Camp Dix.
BIZ United Pre8S.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The re-
naming seventy-two thousand men in
the first draft call will start moving to
camp, Provost Marshal General Crowd
er announced, today. The movement
will continue for the next five days,
apportionment to the different camps
being made with 1000 for Camp Dix.
all from New Jersey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
POLICE WARN CASHIERS
NOT TO DISPLAY MONEY

Chief Of Police Patrick J. Burke
this morning issued a warning to the
young women cashiers of this city who
ious banks with large rolls of money
In their hand. Chief Burke states that
such action is only tempting those
who feel they could grab the money
and make their getaway" and Is ex-
tremely dangerous. He urges that
these cashiers of the many stores con-
ceai the bills while going through tho
streets. None of these young women
have had any losses as yet. the chief
declared, but he wishes to prevent any
such occurrence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
STILL AJArM

The Protection Hook and Ladder
Company was called out this morning
on still alarm. when the chimney
In the residence of Poiice Se~~can1
James J. Mulligan, at 1877 Washing.
ton street was Discovered ~ be on
fire. The fire was not serious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
Ammunition Depot ExpIodes
at Prague; Many Killed
BIZ United ProaS.

ZURICH. Feb. 4:-Many lives were
lost in an explosion Of an ammunition
depot at Prague. according to dis.
patches received here today. Central
Powers newspapers alleged a plot. All
reports Of the explosion received here
have been censored. Prague IL the
capital Of Bohemia. It is 100 miles
northwest of Vienna.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
NOTICED

Readers of the EVENING
NEWS are hereby notified that
the change in price OF New
York papers does not affect
the price of this newspaper,
which is two cents per copy Or
twelve cents per week deliy-
cred.
Any person who is charged
more, either in Perth Amhoy
or suburban towns, win kindly
notify the Circulation DcpoS1
ment, 284 State ST. FelepAc
400.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
Shipping Board Gets Railroad
Piers for Loading Vessels
b. United Press.

BT United ProS0.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4:-Frfteen
railroad piers on the Jersey side of
New York harbor today were placed
at the disposal Of the shipping board
to facilitate loading Of transatlantic
steamers Twenty-Five ships can be
Accomm odated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
sPECIAL NOVICE,

Saturday was one of the biggest busi-
ness days Of our business existence in
Perth Amboy. Many people were not
waited on owing to the large number of
people to be served-and we ask pardon
Of them.
will be on ali this week to accommodate
those who were not served and also
those who were unable to attend same.
Watch this paper for daily specials.
THE BERLIN
1877 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04

tyndcrtakeis ana nmbaimera High
Glass Service. Auto or Coaches F1ynn
q Peterson. Ctapel and MorEue. 131
East Avs Phone ats. Day e NisAt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
STEAM vULCANIZINC
Iet George Do It"
NOTICE.!

Any one knowing Of local
boys on the other side who are
not receiving local newspapers,
kindly send names and adj
ry1resses to tho Evening News
office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04

p. A Hardware now at SO Madison
Ave. l6S37-l-31-6ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04

p. A. Hardware for Wash Boilers.
16837-1-31-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04

p. A. Hardware for Clothes Baskets.
16SS7-1-31-6t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
p. A. Hardware for Tea Kettles.
16S37-1-31-6ts


NOTICE. X. of p.
Algonquin Lodge. No. A. K. of p. will
hold their meetings Monday nights
commencing February 4.
CHRIS PETERSON. C. C.
]. LESLIE cROWELL. X. of r. & s.
1e910-2-4-1t>
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-02-04
Ford Rurahont For Sale

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cine srOke iSefabr,

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Scripps U1rgien Wefpspaper Seagiie,
Den man 10 germ bonn Dlilitdr losge.
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Itern iein 1ienifbcfreiiingsgeiub ab,
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bent fann Die entjfeibung umFtoBen.
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reien, bic fir Nnrf5Dede eimimeiler
nid,t benust fDer0eu, ioIen, ipie bic
Bartbeb6roe seifsru entidieoen bat,
nnicr aultlr genontHIen iperoeu. 9ie
2anbereien fperoet pabridsinlifl
oem .ariessgdrten aontmittee~
iiber1uieieu iperoen.
Gin Selen Der StraBen pilo
GbaaIieen oiirise in bieiem gonumer
ans @riinoeH Der Spdridurfeit nntcr.
bleiben. Selbdn6Ier iirt6 bon ben
Raffinerien IN birieln Siune peritan.
oisi irproen. IN einer tn oerNauops.
Sfiire geitern itatteebabten aeHfe-
rens ipnroe ertIhieoen, nit Dem
arsftreiben pon angeboten 5iiriid.
3lbalten, bis man 6ie @iinIds Der
BuHSes6eboroeH genau fennen ge'
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Der Seu. m,6 @etreioeborfe Der Snn.
oclstammler, bat seiiern BON Der He.
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