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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
ROCKEFELLERIO
"DOVANA."

New York, gruod. "a d.
John D. Rockefeller tik ka
padovanojo S1OO,OO0,O0O.
Puse tos sumos jis paskiria
svietimo komisijai, kuria j.
steige patsai Rockefeller
toji komisija drauge su
augstesnemis mokslo istai-
gomis paskaidis ta suma ir
priaugusius nuo jos palukius
tQ istaigu mokytojams paw
dale pax -ltu algu.
Kitus S5O,OOO,0OO jis ski
ria Rockefellerio fondui, pa
slstaciuslam savo tikslu
"aukleti zmonijos gerove vi
same pasaulyje." IS tos ST.
mos, pagal speciali davejo
prasyma, $5,OOO,OOO bus is
leista svarbesnesems Kama
dos medicines mokykloms
pagerinti.
(Sita p. Rockefellerio Eau
ka" butu geru If prakilniu jo
darbu, jei jis butu paskyres
ia ne is savo turto, bet is sa-
vo iplauku. Tai butu tam
tikras pasisventimas is jo
puses. Bet dabar, kuomet
jis ta savo "auka" tikisi at
rinkti vel is zmoniu, padi-
dintomis reikmenu kaino-
mis-, ar malones is tu mo-
kytoju, kuriems bus algos
pakeltos is jo pinigu, tai to-
kia auka yra tik kysiumi If
bledinga visuomenei. Red. J.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
AIGsPTAS REIKALAUJA
NEPRIKLAUSOMYBES.

Kairo, gruod. % d. (Pa-
veluota). - Dideli raiteliu
burial saugoja gatves, kur
keliama demonstracijos
prizes streika, jau prasidejusi
tarp gelzkeliu darbininku
Aleksandrijoje ir Heliopo-
lyj.
81 Azar pniversitetas, ku-
ris yra msnometonq mokslo
sodykla, pakartojo savo me-
senai isleista paskelba sti-
'priau parasytu dokumentu
SUI parasais si1nto virsininkQ
tikybiniu istaigQ Aigipte, rel
kalaudami, kad anglai eva
kuoti IL paliktu juos visiskai
liuosais. Pirmoj paskalboj
buvo sakoma:
"Aigipto sails vienu balsu
reikalauja, savo teisetos tel
ses prie pilnos nepriklauso
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
PREZIDENTAS GRAzINA
GELZKELIUS KOVO a D.

Washington, gruod. "a d.
Valdzia sugrazins gelzke-
Illus ju savininkams ateinan
clio kovo l d.
Prezidentas Wilson Sian
dien isleido paskelbima, kur
pasakoma, kad mineta die
ma valdzia atsisako nuo
kontroliavimo ir vedimo sa-
lies keliu sistemos.
Prezidentas pranese kon-
gresui, kad jis noretu sugra-
zinti gelzkelius ju savinin-
kams sausio l d., 1920 m.,
bet jis atidejes sugrazinimo
diena tuoju tikslu, kad da-
vus laika isleidimui istaty-
mo perorganizuojancio visa
transportacijos sistema nau-
jais pamatais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
TYRINES RUSlI PROPA-
GANDA SUV. VALSTI-
JOSE.

Washington, gruodzio "a
d. - Pennsylvanijos senate
rius Knox, Iowos senatorius
Kenyon ir New Yorko pro-
kuroro padejejas Alfred
Becker siandien susiej. is
dejo programa placiam ir
geram istyrim,li visokios ru-
su propagandos Suv. Valsti-
jose.
Tyrinejimas prasides tuo-
jaus po sausio / d. ir apims
daug placiau negu tyrineji-
mas sovietines Rusijos am
I,asadoriaus Suv. Valstijose,
Ludwigo C. K. Martenso.
Sulig Idahos senatoriaus
Borah pataisymu komitetas
|tyrines visokia rusu propa-
Iganda ir ypaslaaai klausines
apie Bachmetieva, Suv. Val
|stiiu valdzlos plipazinta ke-
renskines valdzios ambasa-
doriu. Komiteto pariai ru-
|pinsis suzinoti pie sako-
mas dideles slly. ValstijQ
valdzios iSmoketas pinigu su
mas Bachmetievui tuomi
tikslu, kad paremus bolsevi
ku priesus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
NAUJAS VALDY-
MAS.-INDIJOJE.
Bus ismeginta per 10 metu
po Londono kontrole.

Londonas, gruod. "a d.
Vakar karaliaus paskelbto-
j nauja valdzia Indijai bus
ne tokia, kaip Kanadoje ar
Australijoje, 0 tik padidin-
tn liaudies dalyvavimu toje
valdzios sistemoje, kuri da-
bar yra; tai bus savotiskas
labdaringas despotizmas.
Na.jasis valdymas neap-
ina visos Indijos, Q tik de-
vynias provincijas, kurios
dabar jau turi sava istatymu
leidimo valdzia. Net taru tu
Burma lures specialiai pa
skirta valdyma.
NuO $40 lalko sitOs provin
.cijos bus nepriklausomos
nuo imperialines valdzios
istatymQ leidimo, admins
tracijos ir finansu reikaluo-
Sc tick, kick tas sutiks SUI
imperialio governoro atsa-
komybemis Londono parla-
mentui. Bus "isSimtiniai da-
'lykai," kurie priklausys nuo
Igovernoro ir pildomosios ta-
rybos is dviejQ, kuriu vie
mas bus indusas. Prize perve-
danQju dalyku priklauso
vietine savaldybe, gydybinis
administravimas, viesoji
sveikata, pramoniu pletone,
mutual II vlsiokie vieSi dar-.
bal, kuriuos uzziures COVER
noras If du ar daugiaus mi
nisteriu, kurie bus isrinkais
vietos legisleturon, COVER
moro paskirtais.
Vietoje buvusiu $4,000
rirkiku bus 100000 rinki-
ky, arba apie 2.34 nuos. gy-
'ventoju astuoniu provinciju.
'situ rinkiku skaicius bus di-
dinamas paggl legislaturu
nora, jei, paw. kuri provinci-
ja prileis prize balsavimo mo
teris.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
ESTAI IR BOLSEVIKAI
SUTINKA KAS DEL
RUBEzIU.


Dorpatas, gruod. "a d..
Paveluota. = 81 vakara bu-
vo oficialiai paskelbta, kad
estq il bolseviku delegatai
pasieke sutarties kas del ru-
beziQ If kariniu uztikrini-
my.
Buvo pasakyta, kad po
taip vadinamuoju musiu
pertraukimu gal bus pasira-
Syta vakare.
Kitosa vietose buro sako-
ma, kad bolsevikai apsiima
'nusileisti tick, kad estu ka-
Iriuomenei nereikes atiduoti
'Narvos fronto, kan estu val
dzia smarkiai priesinosi stra
teginiais atzvilgiais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
NAUJAS TELEFONAS
PRALENKIA BELIEL.INI.

New York lgruod. "a d.
siandien suzinota, kad Suv.
VaistijQ kariumenes vyriau-
sis signalininkas maj. gen.
&c. O. Squier neuzilgo "a
da paskelbti istobulinima
"vielinio bevielio" telegra-
TO metoda, su kurio pagel-
ba maziausiai desimts, ar
daugiaus zmoniQ gales kal-
beti tue patim kartu ir per
ta pacia viela uz tukstanciu
nuo vienas kito.
Sitas metodas. sake, pa
daro didziatoli telefona
maine begaliniu.
"Vielinis bevielis" yra
tai sistema vedanti spindu-
lines .sroves su pagelba vie
los. Sulig maj. gen. Squiero
atrastu metodu pranesimas
yra girdimas tik vielos apie-
linkei, kas padaro j istilli-
rau ir slaptu.
Be kitty panaudojimu nau-
jasis metodas busias geras
susiKalbeti ir SUI zmonemis
vaziuojanciais traukiniu.
Naujasis metodas nepa-
darysias nauju iskasciu tele-
fono ir TELEGRAPH kompani-
JOINS, isskiriant tick, kad
ties abiem linijos CALAIS rel
kes pagaminti didelis sroves
tankumas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
MOTERIS ATSISAKO
GIMDYTI VAIKUS.

Vienna, gruod. "a d.
Moteris nusprende netureti
vaiku Xxi nepasigerins sally
gos tick, kad naujai gimusiu
kudikiu gyvastis ir, sveika-
ia bus apsaugota. Dabal
del audeklo stokos kudikiai
vystomi j popiera, MEGA
mieji kambariai yra Salt
kaip ledas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
NEW YORKO POLICIJA
DAUZO IR TRYPIA
DEMOSTPANTUS.
New York, gruod. 25 d.

New York, gruod. rs d.
E2ie 1000 darbo zmoniu
surenge demonstracija, mar
suodami Penkta Avenue is
reiskimui sayo protasto prizes
Suv. Valstiju de3cvtavima
krastutinip kairiu;u elemen-
tu.
Vyrai If moteris, pradeje
nuo Washingtono skvero
marsavo rugodami ant val
dzios ir policijos ir giedoda-
mi tarptautine. Jiems ate
jus ties Trisdesimts Soptyn-
ia gatve uzpuole JUGS poll
cija su buozemis ir isvaike.
Policija tuojaus pradejo
gainioti marslojancius, kaip
jie isejo is kun. Percy Grant
Stickney'o Dangun zengimo
baznycios prie 5 Ave. arti
Washingtono skvero.
Marsuotcjai ejo po viena,
sakydami, kad jie neparo-
duoja. Bet ties IA gat. jie
pradejo eiti eilemis ir cia
raitoji po.icija visu smarku-
mu uzleke ant jp, trypda-
ma elnancius po arkliQ ko-
jomis. 5ai atejo pagalbon
pescioji policija su buoze-
mis- ir daugeli marsuoja janciu
parbloske zemen. Vienas di-
dells policistas nutvese di-
deli amerikonini veluka, ku-
ri nese kun G. w. House.
Iris moteris soko atimti We
luka, bet tas JOINS nepavy-
ko.
Be apdauzytu If suzeistu
policija apie desimti taipgi
suarestavo. Viena jauna
moteri policija isvilko is
presbiterijonu baznyeios ties
81 gatve. Policijos stotyj j
pasake, kad il yra Gladys
Shriner is Gilfordo, Md. Su-
arestavo ia uz tai, kad j
ejo prysakyj minios If vede
ja.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
LATVIAI KVIECIA
SUVAZIAVIMAN.

Helsingfors. Latviu val
dzia pasiunte uzkvietimus
lietuviams, lenkams, suo-
miams If estams, prasydama
ju atsiusti savo atstovus SUI
vaziaviman, kuris bus sau-
sio. 4 d. tuoju tikslu, kad ap-
svarscius budus .bendram
veikimui SUI estais prizes boil
Sevikus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
SUMUsE KAZOKUS.


Lcndonas, gruod. "a d.
Sulig bevieliniu pranesimu
apturetu cia siandien is Mas
ihvos, bolsevikai sueme Is
kanuoliu, 1000 arkliu If 300
kazoku, sumuse gen. Ma
mcnSava ir gen. Celnokova
Staromesko apygardoje. Pra
nesime priduriama, lsad dau
glau kaip 1000 kazokQ tapo
uzmusta, iskaitant gen. Gel
nokov;.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
LENKIJOS PASIUNTINYS
ANT KELIO SIBIRAN.


Chicago, ILL.,, gruod. "a d.
81 vakara atvyko cia kuni-
gaikstic Ostrowski su pacia.
Su jais vaziuojantis lenku
kariumenes kapitonas Burk-
hardt paaiskino, kad Ostrow
ki vaziuoja Sibiran uzimti
lenku misijoje vieta.
snekedamas apie Lenkija
jis pasake, kad ten Wis dar
neramu, bet isreiske vilti,>
jog galu gale viskas busia
gerai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
LIAUDIS CHINUOSE ME.
i, IA SENUS TIKEJIMUS.

Laikrastis North China
Herald sake, kad liaudis
Chinuose meta salin senuo-
sius tikejimus, budizma il
kitokius. Kas uzims ju vie
ia, sake tasai laikraStis, tai
labai idomu zinoti. Bolseviz
mas laukia uz duru. Kriks-
cianybes misijonieriu esa
perdaug inazai patraukimui
miniu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
TALKININKAI SUSTATO
APKALTINIMA KAI-
ZERIUI.
Londonas. e1llod "a Il

Londonas, gruod. "a d.
Anglijos tiesu virsininkai
siandien turejo pasitarima
su Francijos If Belgijos tie
sq virsininkais kas del bu,
yusio Vokietijos kaizerio.
Yra pranesama, kad sueigi-
ninkai uzvede byla prizes bu-
vusl Vokietijos valdova il
sustate apkaltinima.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
DAUGELl SUTRINE
KALNOSLINKIA.i SVEI
CARIJOJ.

Geneva, gruod. Is d.
Kalnoslinkiai, atsitikusieji
vakar ties kalniniu vasarna-
miu Davos, padare daug bal
mes gyventojams If lankyto-
jams ir paciame kaime dau-
guma uzslege.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
JAM VERCIAU Butt SU-
MIMI IR LOTT ANT MENU
LILO, KAIP Butt senate
NARIU.
Washington, gruodzio "a

Washington, gruodzio "a
d. - Mississippi senatorius
John Sharp Williams altar
naves savo laika ir paKlaus-
tas, kodel jis nenori toliaus
butt senate nariu, atsake:
"Man verciau butt Sunimi il
visa likusia gyvenimo dali
lott ant menulio, kaip pasi-
likti toliaus senate nariu."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
JENKINS TURF STOTI
PRIZES KALTINIMA
MAISTU.

El Paso, Tex, gruodzio
"a d. Konsulinis Suv.
ValstijQ agentas Puebloje,
Meksikoje, William O. Jen-
kins yra kaltinamas maistu;
apkaltinimas yra remiamas
tuomi, kad jis atidave gink-
lus ir sovinius banditams
kaipo dali isparko, kurio jie
reikalavo is jo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
Estai If bolSevikai sutinka
kas del rubeziu.
Lenkijos pasiuntinys ant kelio
Sibiran.

Is begamu atsitikimu spe-
jana, kad Judenico karei-
WHO'S klausimas bus paten-
kinamai isristas / bus duo
tas uztikrinimas tame, jog
tolesnio veikimo prizes boil
sevikus is Estonijos nebus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
leliuke; mama,
Denikino kareivjja
gal spruks
Rumunijon.

Geneva, gruodzio "a d.
Kaip pranesama is Pncha-
resto, Denikino liuosnoriu
besitraukimas atgal yra at
kirstas. Yra sakoma, kad
vienintelis jiems isejimas
tai begti Rumunijon If ten
prisiglausti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
18 KALEDINIU DOVA-.
NOJIMU FEDERALIAMS
PRASIzENGELIAMS. :

Washington, gruodzio 23
d. = Kalediniu dovanojimu
siemet astuoniolika, kaip
81 vakara uzreiske Justicijos
skYrius. Prezidentas uzgyre
pilna dovanojima tiekai pra
sikalteliu, O kittens 35
bus rekomenduota isIygi-
Mai paliuosavimai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
New Yorko poIiCija dau-
20 ir trypia dGmOnstrantus
Aigip;as rsikaIauja nepryk|ausOmybes.
1yrinss rusg propaganda SM VaIstijoss.

mybes. Neramumas, kuris
atsirado visuomes omenyj
paeina is vienvalinio nera-
mumo del anglQ kisimosi j
musu viesus il privatinius
reikalus."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26
oRAS

Chicagoje ir apielinkeje.
siandien grazu If gal su-
batoj-
Sauletekis, III v. ryto;
Sauleleidis, 4:24 V. yak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-26

Kiekviena provincial tu-
res du butu: istatymu leidi-
mo susirinkinla If valstybes
taryba kiekyienan nariai.
bus renkami tiesiai.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-01
Y. M. c. L. Has Gen. PeTshing's
Double In Its War Work

NEW YORK, Oct. 1-Saluted by
soldiers of the armies of the Allies in
Europe and hailed by a welcoming
American populace as the overseas
commander of the American army, E.
d. Fuller Of Pittsburgh a Y. M. G.
A. secretary, is finding that life is a
strenuous proposition for the double
of a hero.
For two-years Fuller, who is a per-
feet ringer" for the A. u. f. COM
mander, has been mistaken for Gen
eral Pershing in London and Paris,
and now, since he has returned to the
states, he still is the victim of mis-
taken recognition that, to his great
embarrassment, brings shouts, salutes
and cheers.
Fuller's uniform, which is the reg
ulation YIN. C. A. uniform, ought to
distinguish him from General Per-
shing, but his face is so striking In
it's resemblance to the Generals that
even hardened veterans have been
known to bring themselves up to a
quick stop and a salute when they
were suddenly confronted with the
figure of Fuller in the streets OF
Paris. Fuller used to salute. smile
and point to his insignia, a panto-
mine tina he had to repeat a dozen
times a block If the weather were
misty or hazy. The fogs of London,
too, were hard on Fuller, and walking
abroad became a real burden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-01

maintain a social worker there.
For continued war work there il
specified the need of $1,000 a year to
maintain a chaplain at Camp Dix,
and for a chaplain to serve at Colo
MIA, Cape May. Raritan Ordnance
Depot and Camp Vail. The estab-
lishment of a special form of minis
try among the shipworkers at York
ship near Camden, where 1t is ex-
pected that the population will reach
1000 Is another phase of work for
which 1t is hoped to erect q church
building and community house.
The diocese will seek, also, to in
crease its influence through assist
ance given chaplaincy work now in
charitable and state and county in
stitutes. Its general missionary work
now under way requires an expendi-
ture of about $1,000 annually. There
is need for a larger work in the
Pines and for another clergyman and
visiting nurse to make this possible.
Accomplishment of other eontemplat-
ed work in the diocese calls for from
six to ten new missionaries, the re-
port points out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-01
Sea Wall to Be Built Soon
to Protect Sandy Hook

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The govern
ment has awarded to Jesse A. How
land, of New York City, a $495,600
contract to erect at Sandy Hook a
20-foot sea wall one and a half miles
long. The wall will be so feet thick
at the base and Is across the top.
This is the first of the numerous like
contracts that the government is to
let in the general improvement of the
coast-a scheme Of which engineers
have been working for two years.
The wall is to be completed within
eighteen months.
In awarding this contract the gov
eminent releases one of the most ex-
p~ensive ever given out for a single
contract for coast defense on either
the Atlantic or Pacific seaboard. And
with the contract comes the infor-
nation thai the federal engineers
have finally adopted the idea of sea-
wall protection.
With the erection of the govern
ment half million dollar rock filed
sea wall along the government reser-
walton in conjunction with the COM
pletion of the sea wall there is not
any question of a doubt that beaches
will continue to make up along this
sector, as they have since the begin
ming of the Sea Bright vail. AS long
as they continue to hold there will
be no danger of high e breaking
over the private or public estates,
because the double bars will keep
the waves breaking SO far out from
the high water mark that they will
roll to the banks of borough and
private estates with little force.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-01

NEW YORK, Oct. EVERY phase
of Episcopal activity in the Diocese
of New Jersey is to receive new inn
wide campaign. The survey of the
The Right Rev. Paul Matthews, bish-
OPP of New Jersey, m Walter E..
Robb. of Burlington, chairman of
the Diocesan Survey Committee, and
forwarded to national headquarters
here, indicates that the diocese seeks
more than 100000 to expand pres
ent activities or undertake new ones
with enough new workers efficiently
30 man the new enterprises.
The needs of the New Jersey do
cese, as outlined in this survey, have
been placed before the leaders of the
nationwide campaign who have lent
q most sympathetic ear to the diff
culties, opportunities and obligations
of the church there.
Funds to employ an efficient, up
to-date business administration of
the affairs of the diocese, as business
advisor to the bishop are asked in
the survey. This, 1t is believed, would
free the bishop of much of the adj
ministrative detail regarding the
temporal affairs of the diocese, leav-
ing more time and more energy to
devote to the spiritual needs Of his
churches and clergy.
The surveys of all but nine of the
eighty-seven Episcopal dioceses and
missionary districts in the United
States have been received at head
quarters and that of New Jersey is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-01
Y. M. C. a.

The "over night" conducted by the
Y. M. c. A. last week was a great sue
cess. Under the leadership of Min
Gus Cannon and Dougles Fraser the
fellows left the "Y" at 4:40 O'CLOCK
Friday afternoon. They hiked from
here to Pratt's farm. When they got
there they pitched camp and got their
"eats' ready. The report hat was
handed in at the "Y" for that night
was mo sleep, cold"
This was to be expected as 1t was
a very cold night and there is hardly
ever n sleep on IN over night hike
anyhow.
The next morning the fellows had
a fine time tramping through the
woods, playing games, etc. At about
1870 they started for home arriv-
ing in good time with everyone hap
Ply.
= Those who went were: Douglas Fra
ser, Walter Hance, David Taborow-
sky, Frank Smith, Harrison Jones
Roland Lindblad, Edward Everson,
Philip Kaplowitz, Quentin Morrison
| Russell ~Fedderson, Abe Morr Goran
| Minous Cannon. Michael Totin, Fran
els Evans, Francis Van Sycle, Car
| Peterson, Warren Weber, Julius
ChyYh, Fred Burbank, Lloyd Evaner.
Alex Velekans August Fade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-01

The Parent-Teacher Association of
No. 1 school will hold the first meet
ing of the e tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50. The program committee
consists of Miss Garthwaite, Miss
GOWNS, Mrs. Andrew Keyes and Mr..
Dix: the social committee of Mrs. R.
C. Chase, Mrs. S. b. Demarest, Mrs.
William Squier, Miss Louise Huber
and Miss katherine Freeman. AS
there are five new teachers at No. 1
school it is hoped that as many of
the mothers as possible will make
an effort to attend and meet the new
teachers and welcome them.
Mrs. s. B. Brewster will entertain
the Auction Bridge Club on Friday
afternoon.
Miss Carolyn Valentine left yester-
day for the Colonial School at Wash
ington, ID. G.
Miss Madeline Spencer return
ed to Goncher College.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-01

one Of the most detailed. 1t is q
careful. conscientious, forward-look-
ing document.
Among the new projects for the
diocese is the erection of four new
churches for work among the ne
groes in Atlantic City, Plainfield,
Trenton and Elizabeth. Salaries of
~clergymen engaged in this work
should be increased, in the opinion of
the compilers of the survey. They
ask for funds to engage q general
diocesan missionary for the negro
work and also to move the negro
church of st. Thomas's at Red Bank
to a more suitable location.
In connection with the work car
ried on at the Hungarian Mission in
Trenton there Is wanted a new build
ing to cost about $4,000 n to be
erected on the plot already in pos
session of the diocese. A clergyman
to work among the Italians through
out the district is also asked for.
The diocesan leaders further hope
to aid the Greek Orthodox church
through the erection of a church edi-
flee for the Greeks In New Brunswick
and to further religious education by
a $4,000 building extension and a
$4,000 annual scholarship to extend
for three years, for st. Demands
School at Gladstone; to strengthen
similarly by means of new buildings
and scholarships the work at Ruth
Hall for Girls, Asbury Park, and
Christ Home in South Amboy; also
to purchase the Holiday House of
the Girls Friendly Society and to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-01
Reverse Verdict I'm Local Case

TRENTON, Oct. 1.-Justice Swayze
has reversed the award of $22,5 re-
covered by Alfred Grown Of Elizabeth
in an action for injuries sustained at
the plant of C. Pardee at Perth Amboy
Brown, who is a conductor for the
Central Railroad Company, suffered
the a~mputation of his leg above Tho
ankle while removing cars on the de-
PENDANTS property. The company was
charged with being negligent in not
keeping its tracks in proper condi-
ton.
Brown. who is 80 years old, was
earning SITS a month at the time of
the accident. He is now receiving
SOS. His counsel figures hat If he
lives twenty-five years he will have
lost $21.SO0. as the result of the acct
dent and if he lives thirty years. $685.
$50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-01
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel poisons before ,
breakfast.

To feel your best day in and day out
to feel clean inside; no sour bile to
coat your tongue and sicken your
breath or dull your head:~no constipa-
ton, bilious attacks. sick headache,
colds, rheumatism or gassy. acid stom-
ach. you must battle on the inside like
you battle outside, This is vastly more
important. because the skin pores do
not absorb impurities into the blood.
While the bowel pores do.
To keep these poisons and toxins we'll
flushed from the stomach. liver. kid
neys and bowels. drink before break
fast each day. a glass of hot water
with q t~eaSpoonful of limestone phos-
phate in it. This will cleanse. purify,
and freshen the entire alimentary tract
before eating more food.
Get a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate from you pharmacist. 1t
is inexpensive and almost tasteless.
Drink phosphated hot water every
morning to rid your system of these
vile poisons and toxins; also to pre-
vent their formation.-Adv.