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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-12

runkami nowemi rozejmu, doty--
czacemi Polski. Niemieckie mini
sterstwo spraw zagranicznych
staneio ma tenn stanowisku praw-
mem, re Polska ME moze bye trak
towana jake pahstwo nieprzyja--
cielskie, z czego wynika, re napa-
Sci ma tax zwane teryterya nie--
mieckie ME moga bye traktowane
jake dzia}ania wojenne, 1ecz mt
sza bye uwazane "a bunt zbrojny,
ktory nalezy stiumiG przysiuguja>
cymi pahstwu srodkami. lego
rodzaju definicye wedle Mem
cow prawnie nienaganna, pred
lozyc nalezy Aliantom i domagac
sic absolutnego jej uznania.
Biuro VOLTA W telegramie z
Berlina przedstawia tendencyjnie
sytuacye W Polsce W sposob a
larmujacy ably zatrzec nader ko-
rzystne wrazenie Z przyjecia W
Warszawie delegacyi Konferen--
cyl P~okojowej.
w Saksonii powoiano do siuz-
by wojskowej wszystkich mez--
czy1n zdolnych do noszenia bro
nj, celem z~organizowania stray
m~ilitarnej ola .obrony kraju pred
Polakami. ,,Deutsche Allgemeine
zeitung" domaga sic posAkow
ola saskiego ,,Grenzschutzu" i
tworzenia formacyi ochotniczych
.przeciw Polakom oraz innym'
bolszewikom -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-12
Wypracowanie Zosi ma tarnat ,Nasze
Letnie MiesZkanie".

Wypracowanie Zosl ma tenat .NasZe
Letnie MiesZkanie".
w leslie ptaszki 1adnie spiewaja,
trzeba Jednak przyznac, re gramofon
ma werandzie Jest duzo gfoSniejszy, a
tak dobrze zrobie lekcye / jestem gree
cana, to mama pozwala mi isc do Ia
su, gdzie jest du6o pude1ek Cd papie-
ros6w. wiewi6rek i doros}ych panien q
doroslymi kawalerami, kt6re ogryzaja
kore u drew. vice Stefan strzela do
mich z fl6weru.
Wc7oraj tatus ME przyjecha} z War
szawy, DO by}y wyscigi z tctalizatorem,
to mieliamy ma obiad herbate bez GU
kru, ale tatus pief razy ma minute tele-
fonuwal, re jest 2dr6w, o0ego nam z
cafego serca 4yczy.
Wies Jest TO TAXA sauna WarSzawa,
tylko zamiast hitarui elektrycznych
stoja drzewa i chhopi, cd kt6rych ME
moana dostat nrasia ma kredyt, a jak
skropic woda kofohska, to many "a
pach kwiatow".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-12
ZE o TECHNIKoW.

Wczoraj, we wtorek, dnia 11go
BIN. Stowarzyszenie Technikow
rozpocze4o kursa wieczorne ola
mechanik6w, dajac DIVA wieczory
nauki (po dwie godziny kazdy
wieczor) rysunkow rachpnkow
W klasie szkolnej W lokalu ma
Town Of Lake pnr. 1910 w. 81
Str. (obok Throop Str.). TIE lex
eye odbywaja sic we wtorki i W
czwartki. Trzeci wieczor przezna-
czony jest ola instrukcyi PREY ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-12
z ZABURZEN B~ERLINSKICH
Stockholm, IL. rnarca. - Pod

z ZABURZEN BERLINSKICH
Stockholm, IL. rnarca. - Pod
GAS ostatnich walk w Berlinie
przeszfo 10000 radykaSow dostaso
sic do niewoli rzadowej. Przeszlo
dwustu przychwycono TIA uczyn-
ku mordowania i natychmiast
rozstrzelano. Straty rzadowe wy
nosza okoIo 100 ludzi, przewaznie
oficerow. Radykali uciekaja sic
do nieludzkiej brutalnosci. T.
wolnili oni z wiezien i uzbroili
wszelkiego rodzaju kryminali--
stow i dezerterow wojennych,
kt0rzy ukrywali sic w lasach w
poblizu Berlina. Policya berlin
ska oblicza te bande ma 100000.
Noske skruszy4 drugi 'bunt, jak
pierwszy, ale stan Berlina jest
jeszcze krytyczny.
Londyn, IL. marca. - Walk
ciagle jeszcze odbywaja sic ma IL
leach Berlina z wielka zacietos-
c;a. mowi niedatowana depesza Z
Kopenhagi. Niemieckie rzadowe
wojska otrzymaly znaczne posifkl
i r~ozpoczely ~wypieranie radyka--
low Z przedmieScia Lichtenstein.
RewolucyoniSci opuscic musieli
kwatere policyjna i budynek pc,
CITY. Swiadkowie walk z Berlina
stwierdzaja, re tax rzadowi jak i
radykali walcza jak dzrkie zwie-
rzeta. Kobiety biora udziai W O.
krucienstwach T. taxa sana zacie
toScia jak i mezczyzni.
q ROSYI.
Archangielsk, IL. marca. -
Przy pomocy dziesieciu dziaE bol-
szewiki bombardowali wczoraj
wies Wistawke mad rzeka Waga,
niszczac ia prawie. zupeSnie. Ma
stapiiy potem ataki p~iechoty boil
s~zewickiej, ale Amerykanie, Bry.
tyjczycy i Rosyanie odparli je,
zadajac nieprzyjacielowi ciezkie
straty. Alianci sd W znacznej
m~niejszo$ci, ale walcza dzielnie i
dotychczas utrzynali sic ma CRU
zach Wistawki, gotowi do odpar
Ga nowych atak6w.
Wiadywostok. IL. marca. -
Dochodza tn wiesci, re .bolszewi-
XII wyparci zostali z linii kolejo--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-12

1000 ludzi otoczyly w nocy mia
sto Rawicz po1ko4em. Polacy bill
sic z wielkim zapabem. Pc obu
stronach byli ranni i zabici. w
nocy 5go lutego spodziewarto sic
nowego ataku Polakow, ktorzy
postanowili zajac Rawicz. Ma "a
! DAME komitetu niemieckiego, po-
slano do Rawicza ma pomoc woj-
ska 2 6 korpusu armii niemieckiej
Z odsiecza przybyla take ochot'
nicza niemiecka milicya obywatel
ska z Obornik.
Ataki wojska polskiego ma Ra'
lwicz wywolaiy ma Slasku wielkie
krzyki alarmu z powodu grozacej
niemieckiej.
Dzienniki poznahskie donosza,
re Niemcy aresztowali W Toruliu
D. Brejskiego, redaktora yGazety
Torunskiej', kt6rej wydawnictwo
zawiesili. w Lubawie, w Pru-
siech wschodnich, aresztowano
redaktora ,,Giosu Lubswskiego'
p. Piechowskiego, z powodu arty-
kulu potepiajacego praktyki Itch
WARY zywnoSciowych, wSrod
ktorych znajdowali sic oficerowic
,,Grenzschutzu."
Redaktora Piechowskiego in
ternowano w fortecy grud2iadz-
kiej.
,,Presstelegraph" donosi z
Weimaru, pod data II lutego: -
Ma k~onferencyi representation ar
mil ,,Ostschutz" i czlonkow frak-
cyl Zgro1nadzenia Narodowego
(niemieckiego) zadecydowano, ze
ia niemiecka Konstytuanta powe-
zmie uchwaly sprzeciwiajace sic
bezwzglednie odtaczeniu ktorej--
kolwiek czeSci Prus wschodnich
IA rzecz Polski lub Litwy. Rad
niemieoki ma wykazac ma Kongre
sic Pokojowym, re terytorya Ma
zurskie Prus wschodnich posia--
daja cd stuleci charakter niemie-
cki, gdyz cd TOO lat nalezaiy do
Panstwa niemieckiego. Rad ma
tez dac do zrozumienia, re ME "a
wrze sic pokoju, ktoryby ME w,
nal tych faktow."
,,Frankfurter Zeitung' otrzy--
mala Is lutego depesze z Paryza,
Z ktorej wynika, re niemiecka sta
eva iskrowa w Dieburg(0 pre-
leila radiotelegram Komitetu Ma
rodowego Polskiego, wysiany do
Paderewskiego. Telegram ten Ia
wiera treSG memoryaiu, ktory
sekcya ekonomiczna pred swym
odjazdem do Warszawy przedso-
ly}a delegation Kongresu Pokojo
wego.
,,Deutsche Allgemeine Ztg." z
logo lutego pisze; - Rad ME
miecki w Weimarze ~zajmowal sic
W sobote przedewszystk;em Wa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-12

Pan x, z powodu naduzycia car
nej kawy, zapadf W miescie ma ME
domagania sercowe, a re jest clio
wiekiem oszczednym, W ten sposob
zawiadamia zone telegraficznie:
,,Czarnokawopicie, %sercob6l'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-12
,hleSO ego ZycZenia.
CHCE JECHAc
MA RYWIERE.

Geneva, IL. marca. - Depesza
Z Bazylei donosi, re by}y cesarz
niemiecki Wilhelm uskarza sic ma
swoj pobyt W Holandyi z powodu
nieprzyjemnego Elimatu re
chciaiby wyjechac ma Rywiere
Tub do Egiptu ola poratowania
swego zGrowia. 'Uprosil przeto NJ
Erzbergera, ably poczynii odpo--
wiednie kroki u Aliartow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-12

wei Poro Kungar do Osa, ktora
to miejsoowosc bronia ,zawziecie'
Ma wschod cd Ufy wojska sybir-
skie posunely sic naprzod 20 mil.
w okolicy Orenburga bolszewiki
pochwyci1i Kanonikolsk zalgra--
zaja odcieciem armii generala Du
iowa. Japohczycy donosza, re W
okolicy Amur znajduje sic 5000
wrogow.
Berlin, IL. marca. - Niemiec-
kie wojska zdobyiy miejscowosci
Laden i Schrunden, ma poinocny
wschod cd Libawy W Kurlandyi,
Bolszewiki zostali odparci wstecz
2 ciezkiemi stratami. Zaprzeczono
Iednak Z Berlina o zajeciu Rygi.
Bazylea, IL. marca. - Depesza
4 Libawy donosi "a wiadomoScia-
mn Z Moskwy, re ~komisaryat ola
spraw zagranicznych Litwy i Bia
lei Rusi wysial note do rzadow
amerykahskiego, brytyjskiego,
francuskiego wtoskiego z zapy-
taniem, kiedy delegaci udac sic
maja ma wyspy Prinkipos ma mo-
rzu Marmora. Kraje te zdradzaja
wielka chec zatatwienia wszyst-
'kich kwestyi odnoszacych sic do
tel cze5ci Rosyi w sposob poko--
jowy.
Jak nisko upadla Rosyi pod RIA
damn bolszewikow, wskazuja ma
to raporty z. Moskwy, ktore mo-
via, re chiiiscy zoSnierze spree
dawali ludzkie mieso wyg}odnia-
lei ludnosci, "a co pozn1eJ zostail
aresztowani. TAX Moskwa jak i
Petrograd ME maja zadnego opa-
III. Zapasy wegla, nafty, gazoliny
wyczerpaky sic, a cd czasu kiedy
Grzewo oddano ia wfasnosc pan
silva, korsumpcya jego prywatna
lest zabroniona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-12
TELEGRAMY poLSKIE.

Dokonczenie re STRONGLY /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-12
Cd,
WIEDZI sTANY ZJEDNO-
N

Paryz, IL. marca. - Krolowa
rumuniska Marya odwiedzi wkr6t
ce Stany Zjednoczone. Czy ia po-
droz nastapi podczas czy 20 ukoii
czeniu konferencyi pokojowej, ME
Jest zadecydowarle. Dzisiaj krolo-
wa wyjezdza do Londynu. w
rozmowie Z korespondentem Pra-
sy Zjednoczonej ,krolowa Marya
powiedziala, re cd wielu lat zy-
villa nadzieje odwiedzenia Sta
now Zjednoczonych, ale dopiero
teraz spodziewa sic speinienia ry-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-12
PAPIEz w SPRAWIE Po-
KOJU.

Paryl, IL. marca. Dowie-
dziano sic tutaj, re Papiez Bene-
dykt XIV. wystosowal APPEL do
rzadow alianckich, k}adac nacisk
ia koniecznoSc szybkiego zawar-
Ga pokoju Z Niemcami. Papiez
dale do zrozu1nienia, re Watykan
posiada wiarogodne informacye
IL sytuacya W Niemczeeh spo}ecz.
ma i ekonomiczna jest krytyczna,
przyozem obawia sic szerzenia sic
bolszewizmu Z taxa szybkoscia
IL mogloby dojsc W Niemczech
90 zorganizowania bolszewickie-
60 r7adu, ktory Z kolei mog}by
sic sprzymierzyc Z bolszewicka
Eosya. Papiez miaI 'oswiadczyt,
IL jego zdariem jedynym srod-
klein unikniecia tel ewentualno--
sci jest szybki pokoj, ktoryby ME
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-03-07
LEGAL NOTICE
Common Pleas Court. Montgomery
County. Ohio, Division of Do
nsAaYka R@SafSnua

Common Pleas Court, Montgomery
County. Ohio, Division of Do
mestie Relations.
Edna Taylor. Plaintiff, va.
Samuel Taylor, Defendant.
To Samuel, Taylor, Defendant,
whose last known place Of residence
was Chicago, Illinois, will take notice
that on the 18th day Of February,
Edna Taylor filed her petition against
you In the Court Of Common Pleas,
Montgomery County, Ohio, Division
Of Domestic Relations, praying for a
divorce from you on the grounds Of
gross neglset Of duty and three years
willfai abaence, that said case Is en-
titled Edna Taylor, Plaintiff, va. Sam
uel Taylor. Defendant and is No.
45706 Oh the docket Of said Court,
that he Is required to appear and an
swer said petition before the expira-
tien Of SIX weeks from the date Of the
first publication Of this notice, to-wit,
February Ii, 1919.
EDNA TAYLOR,
PiaintifY.
WILLIAM O. STOKES,
Attorney FOR the Plaintiff.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-03-07
LEGAL NOTICE

Common Pleas Court, Montgomery
County. Ohio, Division Of
Domestic Relations.
CALVIN RHODES, Plaintiff, VS..
LuEIf.A RHODES, Defendant.
To Luelis Rhodes, Defendant, whose
last known place OF residence was
Gary, indiana. will take notice that on
tbs Gath day of February. Calvin
Rhodes filed his petition against you
in the Court Of Common Pleas. Mont
gomery County, Ohio, Division OF Do
nestle Relations, praying for a di-
vorce from you on the grounds Of
gross neglect Of duty and extreme
cruelty, that said case in entitled Cal
win Rhodes, Plaintiff, va. Luella
Rhodes, Defendant, and Is No. ATTIC
on tho docket of said Court, that she
Is required to appear and answer said
petition before the expiration Of six
weeks from the date of the fret pub
lication of this notice, to~wit, Februu-
ary %, 1919,
CALVIN RHODES, Plaintiff.
WILLIAM q. STOKES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-03-07
TUsK EGEE COURSE
ON APPRECIATION
or ADVERTISING

1nskagee, Ala, March l.--Adver-
tisers generally will be interested In
lecture course ON the economic value
OF advertising which is being given TO
the advanced classes In home econom-
ics at the Tuskegee Institute. The
lectures were started some weeks ago
and arrangements are being made
with selected group OF national ad-
yertisers to supply illustrations and
other material 10 correlats with the
subject matter.
"The largest part Of the money FOR
household goods aud food is spent by
women" says Dr. Robert r. Notion.
principal OF Tasksgse Institute, "and
there are raany angles Of rnerrhan-
dising and advertising which il known
20 the woman In front Of tho eounte.
ss well 40 the man behind the counter
Will help both 70 greater economy liz
their daily transaction OK buying and
selling
ass, A. Z. zahsr Is Ii charge Of tie
. auGs Esssd work ID home economies. and
the special Lectures on advertiaina~aD.
psecsssion are bains savasa by Aibor,
Il Molasy. o sasaaahsw ug tan gsssss j
Jss1ssaassasa atbsa
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-03-07
LEGAL NOTICE

70 Miner B. Booker, whoss plasa of
residence is unknown, you viii take
notice that plaintiff did on tho 11th
day Of February. 1919, fils q petition
against yoa In the Common Pleaa
Court, Division Of Domestic Rela-
tions, Montgomery County. Ohio, be-
ing eause No. A4Sel, praying for q
deeres Of divorce from yeu, upon the
grounds OF wilful abgesce from her
for mora than thges yeass hast pass.
You are required to answer her said
petition not later than six weeks
from the date Of the first publication
Of this notice, to-wit: February u, OF
diySgcs nasy be- granted.
ARRELI4A e. MxspKER. PITT.
~ s D. 1aDsga - Ags A
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-03-07
NOTICE

] personally wish to thank the fol
lowing persona for their membership
for the Y. w. G. A. during their mem
bership drive:
Mrs. Minnie Brent. Mrs. Dorsey
Oldham. Mrs. Lizzie Walton. Mira,
Katie Darghsy. Mrs Lottie payton
Mrs. Hattie Mansel. Mrs. Virgins
Branch, Mrs. Charles Rogers. Mrs
Lucy Watkins. Mrs. Betty Bradshaw
A Friend, Mrs. Bertha Robinson.
Lieut.. Busy Bee Team.
MRS. GRACE McDOwET4I.,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-03-07
7. W. c a.
Ringing Appeal for Finance.

Help launch the big drive for re-
model-...s lind, March 17-2A Every
usemprs y requested to raise at least
$500, Aad sne general public TO show
its app er.ation ~ boosting with one
dollar. Financial Cerarnittes: Mrs
Dollie cypret, Mrs. Fanaie Cox. Mira.
Ross asx@ngs Chairman.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-03-07
Al CORRECTION i

The name Of Mira. Grace Mcdowell
was Inadvertently omitted from the
K. W C. A. lientenants published last
week. Mrs. Mcdowell worked with
.ha Busy Bee Team, bringing in Il
names.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-03-07
NOTICE TO ALL SuNDAY-SCHo6i.
SUPERINTENDENTS

II you are interested in q union
Sunday-schooi picnic this year, please
be present or send your representa-
tives to the first meeting at Zion
Baptist Church. Sunday. March Q.
q: 80 pm. Please don't fail, as VIZ
are late now.--z. w. Jackson, Chair
man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11

the A. ID. C. and the A. b. c. isn't
Is the American Bowling Congress,
mont in Toledo. These women pin
anding. Mrs. Ii. Steadman, Miss Dean
auIxaber, Mrs. A. Jaeger.
Each member of the team has been
bowling for everai years. OF course.
the married ones will deny their hus-
bands showed them all the fine points
of the game.
There is only one single n in the
bunch, and she's a good locker and
probably won't be entered in the
singles" long.
The picture was taken after the
Buffers the title, hence the big
smiles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
H. s. MAY HAVE NO
SWIMMING TEAM
Meet This Afternoon Cancelled
efforts Thus Far to Form
Track Team Fail
fBy II. s. Correspondent.)

The swimming meet scheduled to be
held this afternoon in the Y. NJ. G..
A. pool, in which the high school
seniors would compete against the
junior and sophomore teams COM
bined, has ben cancelled by the lat
ter combination owing TO their failing
to have Sufficient material available
with which to form a team. This az
ternoon's meet was to have acted as q
try-out for the high school "nsh" in
order that IL might be learned what
the prospects were of having a strong
swimming team.
Amboy's first swimming team wos
in 1915. when they were represented
at the Rutgers interscholastic meet
by Harold Hanson. Judson Hubbard
and Arthur EmmonS. Although none
of these COPIED any points. thsy made
q very creditable showing and Hib-
bard was given honorable mention In
the diving contest These three men
are all in school at the present time
and would wear the Crimson and
| Whites coiors in the pool If q team
was to be formed. 1t is the general
opinion among thes tudents that IL a
! little more interest was shown in this
line a splendid team could be rounded
out. There Is an abundance of mate
rial in the local school and with Han
son, Emmons n Hubbard as "A back
hone, little trouble should be encoun-
tered in rounding out a team. Bcsiles
those three men there is Milton Mac
William. Dutch Griener. Otto VIII, nc
Splitter. Watson tombstone AMI many
/ others who would represent the Am
boy school.
II the swimming team undertaking
falls through 1t will be the second pro-
ject In athletics that has failed this
year. An effore was made to get UP a
track team and practice was called
last Saturday at the Y. NJ. G. n and
only about ten reported. Until about
three or four IA ago Amboy High
had a track team and was represented
in almost all the meets in the state
and also sent a team to the scholastic
meets at the University of Pennsy Iva
mia, held every May. Coach Burns is
in receipt of many invitations to com
pete in meets. including the u. of p.
meet and also a meet with Plainflled
High, but so far il looks n if these
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
THE "Y."

TT STANDS for little comfort things.
From candy to cigars,
For hands hsld out in ~eomradsship
And eyes like friendly stars;
For q warm and cozy shelter,
From the cherries mud and wet
For home and dad and mother
And the friends you can't forget
For refuge from the roaring xuna.
And Ghosts Of No-man's land;
Fer songs you've sung In chorus.
With the rousing old camp band;
For books and rest. and ready help
To keep you At and fine.
From fearless folk. that hold
The huts along the danger line.
We've known II In the fighting days,
We never can forget
That upward pointing letter. In the new
formed alphabet.
II means tina home has followed N.
and love Is standing by
And as we'll chase the Huns away,
Wen honor the old IT"
And now that they've been driven back
home where they belong.
Wen sing the praises Of a boys IN
story and In song.
They'll soon be back with NJ again. and
a. they're marching By,
wen think Of work that they have
done. the good old IT"
ons Of the Boya
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11

The New Brunswick boys athletic
team which was schedule to come
heer tomorrow afternoon to compete
with a team composed of asso-
citation boys, has cancelled the meet
owing to the fmpossibility Of getting
their team together.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
How Long Must | Suffer
From the Panps of Rheumatism?

cannot possibly reach these germs
which infest your blood by the mil
lions.
S. S. S. has been successfully used
for Rheumatism for mor than fifty
years. Try it to-day, and you will
ind yourself at last on the right
track to get rid of your Rheuma-
tism. You can get valuable advice
about the treatment of your indi-
viduai case by writing to the Chief
Medical Adviser, Swift Speci6e Co,
Dept. D. Atlanta. Ga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
Good.

There are no tallsmans against fall.
ure; there are no luck stones that
assure success. After all, when we
get close to those whom we term IA
nous or successful or talented we find
them very simple folk, much like u
selves. and we are apt to marvel at
their achievements. and, finding them
SO much like ourselves. we put their
success down to some hidden forces
that we do not understand or some
unsual opportunities which have been
given them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
Bio Gold Coins.

The largest gold coin In circulation
Ii stated to be the gold '1oof" Of An
nam, the French colony In eastern
Asia. 1t Is a fat. round piece worth
$275. The next size to this unwieldy
coin is the japanese "obang." which
weighs more than two ounces and o
half, about equal to $50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
TWO EIGHT ROUND BOUTS
At LOTOS CLUB TONIGHT

In one Of the four round attractions
tonight Young Leo, of Staten Island.
will exchange conclusions with Young
Burke. of Harrison. Two pugs of the
eight ball" variety will be matched
in another of the short bouts and IL
eiter of these should come to a sudden
end Promoter McNulty will be pre-
pared to send in two more men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11

Is there no real fellef m Slghtg
Doubtless like other sufferers, You
have often asked yourself this ques-
tion, which continues to remain un-
answered.
Science has proven that your
Rheumatism is caused by a germ in
your blood, and the only way to
reach II Is by a remedy which elm
mates and removes these little pain
demons from your blood. This ex-
plains why liniments and lotions can
do no permanent good, for they
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
Pile Trouble on Trouble.

Never bear more than one kind OF
trouble at a time. Some people bear
three-all they have now, all they
eve had. and all they ever expect to
haye.-Anon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
Sport DoingS
At YIN. CA.

The doubie-header which has been
arranged by Physical Director John
]. Sonderman tonight viii be next TO
the last basketball games which will
be played this eason at h ""
Next week the season will be brought
to a close when the winning team OF
the Yonkers S. s. A. l.. meets the
Simpson n. E. five of this city. the
winners OF the local Sunday School
League.
Tonight the Methodist Eve. COM
posed of Pete Hansen. VI Hibbard.
Fred Glochau, Gene Parker and Al
den Smith, will clash with the team
from New Brunswick which came out
victorious in the Sunday School
League held at that place. The coun-
ty seaters are said TO have a fast
combination but as the Simpsons
have had little trouble in disposing of
all Corners the local Eve feel capable
of caring for themselves.
In the other game tonight two
girls teams will meet, n being COM
posed of high school varsity players
and the other of Independents" The
Independents win be led by Miss
Burns, the high school coach, who
last week proved to be the star OF the
game against the varsity. she Is a
product of the Battle Creek School of
Physical Education in Michigan and
was a member Of the representative
girls team OF that school. The frst
game Is scheduled to start at Sis
and a big crowd is expected to wilt
ness the exhibitions.
The New Brunswick boys athletic
team which was schedule to come
heer tomorrow afternoon to compete
with a team composed of asso-
citation boys, has cancelled the meet
owing to the fmpossibility Of getting
their team together.
Six more bowlers have signed up in
the rounr Robin tourney which Is to
be started in about a week at the
~" They are Edward Broderick'
H. M. Payne, Bernard Schwartz, o. w
Peterson. Lloyd Johnson and ELL
wood johnson. A prize of a bowling
ball is offered to the winenr OF the
tourney. handicaps to be awarded to
each competitor, according to a table
worke dout by the bowling commit
tee.
This afternoon In the business mems
volley ball league more games will
be played, which are expected tc
change the present standing consider.
ably, Stremlau's and Robbins' com
binations will clash in two games. Nc
Donald and Fuller play one game
Fuller and Comings one game. and
Comings and Mcdonald one game
Comings team now leads the league
while Stremlau. Fuller and Robbins
are tie for second and McDonald's ag'
gregation are last.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11

Behold the Minor Buffers. the
greatest aggregation of women bow
iers in America. who a few days ago
won the championship OF the A. b. c.
Carrie Nation may have done some
smashing in her peimy days, but n
didn't chalk up the score these girls
made. The Minor Buffers are Toledo
products and so they didn't nave to
miss a single days housekeeping to
beat all the other ~contenders. The
Buffers rolled for q total of 243s.