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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Personals

Miss Theresa Thompson, OF 22S
High street, has returned from Jack
~sonville, Fla, where She spent q
month with her sister.
Miss Esther Anderson, has been M
ployed as n new s~teDographer at the
Red Cross rooms as with the Home
Service Section the work was too
great for one stenograpber.
Miss Eva Lundberg. of Brooksjde,
Mass, and the Misses Gibson and
Alice Miller. of West Chelmsford,
Mass. spent yesterday with Mrs. Chr.
Nielsen, Of COS Carson avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
81 Years Old, Honor
Mrs. Christine Nielsen

A social gathering Was held yester.
day afternoon at the homo OF Mrs. p
Brown of 100 State street in honor OF
tho 91st birthday of her mother, MIrs
Christine Nielsen. Many bouquets o.
flowers and potted plants were re.
ceiyed by Mrs. Nielsen and refresh.
ments were served at ) o'clock.
Among those present were Mrs
William Andersen and daughter. o.
Brooklyn; Mrs. Rasmus Brown, Mrs
Jens Toft, Mrs. Nicholas Morrisey
Mrs Eugene Clark, Mrs. William San
genberg. Mrs. Christian Brown, Mrs
6laf Christensen and the Misses An
ma horrisey and Anna Christensen
and Messrs. Howard Clark and Harry
Mofrisey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Big Social Event
At Y. NH. A. TOniQht

The biggest event or the week as
far as the men In service and those
just discharged are concerned, Will
be tonight in the Y. NJ. II. A. hall.
It win be a united affair the War
Camp Community Service running it
jointly with the Jewish Welfare
Board, The young ladies who regu-
Iarly attend both dances will be at
the han this evening III a large turn
out of the soldier and sailor ladies
is anticipated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Reading Useless. Without Action.

II you want 10 get value out Of q
book, however. don't lean on it az
though you were a cripple. A book
can't take you by sheer force and
project you into q good Job. or put
more money in your pay envelope, or
make you industrious or patient when
you are otherwise. All you can expect
Of G book Is that 1t tells you how these
things can be accomplished. The real
JOB lies with you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Dance At RunyOn Home

a little dance was held last night
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. w. Par
ker Runyon in Rector street. The af-
fair was held in honor OF Miss Doro-
thy Nicholson, who Is spending the
Easter holidays from Sweet Briar
College, Va. with MI. and Mrs. Run
yon. 1t was an impromptu affair and
the evening was spent in dancing, af-
ter which light refreshments were
served.
Among those present were the
Misses Dorothy Clark, Hedwig Eske-
sen and Dorothy Nicholson and
Messrs. Harold Clark. Cooper Runyon
and W. Parker Runyon, Jr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
p. w. F. Has Session

The p. w. ]. held their regular
meeting last night at the home of
Miss katherine Dolard, OF 65 Brigh-
ton avenue. last night. Following the
business meeting, refreshments were
served. Miss Doland rendered sew
eral piano selections and the p. w. +.
quartet sang. Miss Johnson gave an
exhibition shimmis dance and Miss
Helen Madsen performed q novelty
stunt.
The next meeting viii be held next
Thursday at The home OF Miss Mad
sen. OF COS Charles street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
MddSen GiUen
Party On Birthddg

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Badsen, of l7C
Brace avenue, held a party yesterday
afternoon in honor of the eighth
OF their son, Arnold. Games
were enjoyed through the afternoon
and at 4 o'clock refreshments were
served, on the cake were eight can
dies.
Among those present were the Mis-
scs Helen Iauresen, Laura Thompson
Aiberto and Clara Madison and Mes.
sers. <rnold Skov. Jcns BayrhoIm
Hans Thompson, Ray Mathiascn, Raj.
phi Denis, Albert Sorensen, Edgar and
Arnold MadSen and Mrs. y. Tonne.
sen, Mrs. ]. Baryholn and Mrs. n. u,
Nadscn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
State Y. M. II. A. Ball
Here Promises To
Be Great Success

The State Y. M. II. A. ball will be
held in the local Y. NJ. H. A. Tuesday
night. Elaborate plans have been
made for the affair. An orchestra
comprised OF members OF famous
bands and orchestras throughout the
country, will furnish the music. The
decorations will be done by a profes-
sional decorator and will be carried
out IN the associations colors Of blue
and white.
Invitations have been issued to the
Y. NJ. H. AS OF Elizabeth. Bayonne,
Plainield, Jersey City, Hoboken, AS
bury Park, Newark, Passaic INK Pat
erson. Aeceptances of these invita-
tons have been already received at
the local headquarters from five CT
ties. A silver loving cup will be
awarded hat night TO the O~rganiza-
ton best represented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28

1.-THE tricolette is Of a warm bronze
! hue.
Necessary adjunct is, Of course. .
motor wrap. Here is shown a distjnc
and white plaid, with white wool col.
lar and muffs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Ever Notice Itf

Said the n~eareynic: Ibid you ever
notice that the fellow who Is chival.
rOus enough 10 remove his hat In an
elevator where there are ladies has
no conjunction about filing the air
with a cloud Of tobacco smoker"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28

cape. Full-gathered. and with ample
collar, a waistcoat adds trimness.
Another style for all sorts OF occa-
sions and gowns Is the straight hang
ing coat OF trcolette, trimmed with
triple rows OF kolinsky squirrel tubing
But we're forgetting the best part OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28

Whatever the day, be IL a summary
spring day, or q s~pring-like summer
day, someone is bound to feel the alb
solute necessity of O. wrap to cover
street dress or light summer frock. In
the center, above, reindeer silk duve-
tyn is the raison d'etre of a smart
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Home Made Cake Sale

4 sale Of home made cake will be
held tomorrow afternoon from 2 until
5 o'clock IN the basement of the Grace
English Lutheran church under the
AUSPICES Of the Senior luther League.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Can Obtain Seeds

All members OF tho Wonan's Club
who wish TO have seeds may obtain
tho anne from Principal Lloyd, of
school No s at the same price that the
children have obtained them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
PAIN! RUB
NEURALGIA AWAY
Instant Relief from Nerve Tor
tire and Misery with Old
~St. Jacobs LIniment."

Rub shts soothing. p~ssetrsdnr suf-
ment nEht into the sore. ihhanse
sSpssf. -se ysesss Is,%:nt e ems
essxs pain. u ts o harmless -nsgrAl-
GA rsiisf" yhaeh teesn't bssn or sts-
ssier the skin
Deaf ssnsF. It's % needless Get .
ana gsntiy rub the -aeking nsrves
Ant IN 3ust Q msnsns yep with be shss-
tuteiy free freo psln snt UnssfnG
70 Gssrsass .hssass ysos psln o
SssS q De s.sx. y.. ss2 tssssns Rid
sassxss% e.. "a xssss-xE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-28
Private Dance TOniqhf

The r.. S. Club will hold their first
private dance tonight in Frem hall
With the club orchestra, All arrange
ments have beer completed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06

first explained to the workers. A broad and fundamental set of rules adopted which was to guide manage ment and workers. The four conner stones of this business edifce were justice, cooperation, economy and energy. Its capstone was service. This policy, as the supreme law of the establishment, has never failed to suggest a solution when troublesome, questions arise"
 In proof of the systems practica- bility Mir. David pointed out that last winter, the David mill was not affect ed but maintained full production and was kept in continuous oper- alton as by members of one contented and harmonious family.
 Explaining the operation of the plan Mr. David said the Cabinet con sists of thc executive officers of the company chosen by directors of the corporation. It has the power of veto and may initiate Legislation" as well as make suggestions to the Senate and House.
 Neither the Senate or House are obligated to adopt the Cabinets rec concentrations and when they do they have the power to amend them. Tho Cabinet, therefore, instead of is suing orders, is merely a part of the democratic control of the whole plant.
 The Senate" explained MT. David, "is composed of the foreman and de- partment heads. It may initiate leg islation which, before going to the Cabinet for approval. must be accept cd by the House.
 "The House is elected by a secret vote of all the workers in the mill. one representative for every twenty workers. The House meets weekly on company time. Much of the 1egisla- - tive work is done by committees ap- pointed by the presidents of the Senate and House.
 There is q Review Board to which @ discharged worker may appeal his case, and a Board of Appeals giv- ing each worker an opportunity for the redress of grievances, real or fancied, at the hands of a department head"
 Every two weeks a "dividend' Is paid to each worker who has scored | a certain number of points in ef- | fciency. economy, punctuality and regularity of work.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
STEPHAN SELLS LOTS BY
 DAYLIGHT SAVING PLAN.

Taking advantage of the daylight saving rule is a new stunt among real estate men of the city, who are to be found on the job until late in the evening explaining the advantages of their particular properties.
 Among them is William F. Since han of No. 142 Golden Hill street. who is selling bungalows and lots at Aerodrome Park at insta1lment rates considerably less than rental rates in the city. Mr. Sheehan and his stafr of attaches are busy at Aerodrome Park until o'clock in the evening. Many are visiting the new develop ment after supper.
 Aerodrome Park, in the East End is proving popular as q homesite. MT Sheehan is being deluged with ques- tions about the project, which is one of the most unique in local history Aerodrome Park is within easy walk ing distance of 25 of the largest fac tories of the city. Schools, churches and stores are within a stones throw Water, gas and electricity are at hand
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
lN LABOR WATCHED
 WITH INTEREST

New York. June Manufacturers hnd union labor leaders all over the United States are said to be watching with interest and sympathy the exper- tmcnt in industrial democracy which is now being conducted in five cities Fort Wayne, Ind; shelton, Conn; Cleveland. O.; Paterson, N. J., and Brooklyn. ~. Y. and winch. tt is be uevcd by some of them, will scotch If It does not prevent BoIshcvism in in- dustriaI centres where 1t Is put into effect.
 The originator of tho plan. John Leitch. an efficiency engineer. started is among 200 employees of n Fort Wayne plano factory. It's basis was the Constitution of the United States. The factory was administered by q Senate, q House of Representatives and a Cabinet corresponding to tho aids and advisors of the President Its success is said to have been immedi- ate and permanent Yale University. tho National Council of Defence and the National Association of Manufac- turers are said to be a few of the bodies that are investig igating the merits of the plan.
 E. Edmund David, head of q silk manufacturinE corporation in Pater- son. V. J., who was instrumental in introducing the system in his factory in that city about a year ago, ex- pressed today the keencst satisfac- ton at the results attained and said he hoped. ultimately, to establish similar working conditions in four other of his mills in York, Reading, Scranton and Beavertown, Pa. The Paterson manufacturer, however, said the system should not be consid- cred a "panacea" or adaptable to all kinds and sizes of industrial estab- lishments.
 Its outstanding feature" said MT David. "!s the ungrudginE recogni- ton. on the part of the employer. of the workers right to a voice in the determination of matters which are of vital interest to him which lends the additional dignity to his position which self-government invariable car ries with it
 Industrial democracy or, Constitu- tionaIism in industry" he said, wa!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
X QUESTION OF TASTE.

One morning MT. Smith was heard talking to himself while making his morning toilet in a manner that de- noted much perturbation.
 'I wonder" said Mrs. Smith whats provoked father now?'
 "Oh, it's nothing muLh mother" answered little William. 'I just put a tube of sisters oil paints in place of his tooth paste. Tit Bits.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
NO ESCAPE.

Good morning, Mrs. Jagsby. We are peace delegates"
 Peace delegates?
 "Yessum. We were sent by MT. Jagsby, who was unable to get home last night. He wants us to arrange armistice terms and settle on the size of the indemnity he owes you.'
 'Umph. You tell MT. Jagsby if he doesn't show up here in the next hour I'll come and get him. He's not in Holland"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
REVERSED.

Young Doctor-Here I've had my shfngle out for two weeks and not a case yet. I've been sitting here like patience on a monument.
 Erwins-Never mind, you will even tually get chance to put the monu- mentS on the patients.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
HOSIELY PHIZ.

MT MuEg (relating his adventures) And starvation stared me in the face.
 Miss Bright-Unpleasant for both If vou I should think.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-25
ARE Ne BREEplhG
tContinned fror1 PAgn one. }

lessness positively must cease and II
viii never stop until law and order.
loving citizens aud business men get
sniid'1 behind your orga nization and
literally shall the woods with cduca-
ttpnal printed gunpowder and sloqucn.
tia1 dynamite.
/ am speaking sober truth and 4
offer my services In or out of the
achurcn tn advance the cause of home
law enforcement. and IL il IL necessary
10 build protective fences for our pro-
hib'ticn in other countries. ! will be
there to help when the call comes for
world prohibition
Very respectfully,
CHAS FL, IRELAND.
Ones of the earliest letters received
IT. headquarters here. and for which
permission was given 10 spread
broadcast was from Paul Eikins,
owner of the Sfler City Grit IT was
dated December Sd and although
submitted for publication in other
rapcrs was declined. sometimes with
thanks sometimes without thanks
AT that date. it was an editorial
voice crying in the wilderness It's
reproduction now, when SO many
others are speaking out in greeting and
in the press Is justified if for no other
reason thar that It's being n perfect
complement, 10 the clarion note sound.
Cd y, Charles ireland on Decombe %.
1t is not necessary to enter into !.
detailed account of the unlawful man
ufactfre and sale Of whisky ia Chat
ham county, it is sufficient only to
say that the gauntlet was thrown
down ono day last week when certain
suspected offenders shouldcred their
guns and offered an atrocious affront
To pee ceable and law "a hiding residents
in Hickory mountain section.
TT was an outlaw challenge TO
every seif-respecting. red -blooded cit
tzen of Chatham and to every man in
the state who stan for schooIhouses
churches peaceful homes, innocent
children and womanhood against ri
paid ruf4fanism. It Is mob law and
holshevism. in a way that exists. and
1t must be met through orderly process
Of law. for to meet II in like form
would be to step at once into sava gerry
This challenge from these law viola
tors must be met by those who have
permitted it's development and growth
in our midst: by us innocent but
Spinetess. ueighbors vino have allowed
TINS reptile to grow into q poisonous
death-dealing monster.
The responsibility Is on ms aud on
every one who has not been active in
f't~ ~ lang Ah4S oHeHlef 10 4}tS-
ice. on every. church orga ntzatttn
thdt X . ease in Zion or every 'r,,-
specta Die man, in every town In this
county or this stat, who patronix.s
these hootleggers and every man ar
hffn that sells sugar, n1oia sses meat
Cr any supply ia known froonshiner
- every man who either in or out
"i the courtroom. has tried to mini
mlze the guilt of guilty ones. or who
pleads for leniency at the Judgment
car Our courts meet regularly and
proceeds IN the usual way with a few
Fe4d sentences aud many fines. which
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-25
DOCTORS FIND
RENE OY FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Calotabs, the New Nausealess
Calonel Tablets, Cut Short
Colds and May Prevent Flu
BY Keeping Liver Active,

1shs sicians have learned from. e&-
ft~rteuce, during the epidemic % IN
f'ueuzs. that one If the nj ost import
ant factors IN the prevention Of flu
and pneumonia is 10 Keep the liver
active SO that the digestive organs
may he in perfect working order and
he system theveby enabled ia throw
off colds. check sore throals and resist
serious complications For this pur-
pose they have found that tho new.
glausealess calomcl tablets called
traiota hs arc far more effective eNen
han this old style calomei. which Was
formerly the universal fayOriic las
Calotahs do not wes ken the patient.
nor interfere with tbs appetite and
digestion
NJ the nrst sign Of q cold or sore
throat, doctors recommend one Gallo
sab af bod tiihe Will a. swallow ~
water ,-ts1at@e ai. M Salts no nau.
sea, nor the slightest Interference VIA
your diet, pleasure OF work. s-@
informing. YOU wake uI feeiinw Zine,
vonr iixer is u stivn and your appetite
y keen for "a. good breakfast
For your protection CalotabS are
sold only in original &eatrd packages.
i,ri\s 8h1rts Sgt cents. All druFEists
recommend aG4 guarantee Caiota pa.
YOU q ores itacx Il lta arn NOT de-
hrhtAA with lisan' AH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-25
MANY .%TyRTAfNMtN r~
ARRANGED FOR SEASON

The it5tAays wa probably t'e iaoFe
f;-nera4Y Hb,cryed man ia afN Hfe-
yesysus year number Of entertain
TT his aaTe ueeH arranged bs ths y -
Camp Community Service extending
tseough the irst 81 the year Christ
rsas eve was observed at the Unity
stub. at the Memorial hospital and
VI The Presbyterian mission by the
Cling Of stories 10 the little ones.
: Dances will he given al both tho
Entity and Army and Navy clubs lo~
rrsrh; on Friday Highl the SpVilcss
company will give tts employees a
a., A community sing viii be
held at the Unity club TODAY under
III direction os Ed Shumwsy On
ssAoday afternoon both clubs will hoh
social hour and community sing.
PLAYS 10y rhe Little Theatre league
vii b. tho attraction ut the Army
asd Nav club as Monday and Tues
- nights Mex Years eve dances
80 ot gives AZ boin clubs, ard a
a. .,"r 40 ait eN-seryice men Will lie
nsvcl at the Army and Navy club at
u. 0'H4oc. View Years day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-25

Il =
Honrico county. assisted by Uhlcsrs
Lawrence. Shonla CIR and Jones Inst
night raidrd house Known ,ia Fitch
t,ond Heights located or tle Os.
borne turnpike. and captured n thirty
gallon still. $50 gallons of mash and
two gallon or whiskey. No one was
ON the premises and II was impossible
10 find cu last night who owned the
evidence. a quantity of whiskev
was found in the building last year
and r, ]. White. who was the owner
al that ti}1e, was arrested and fined
Four FEDERAL agents raided the
soft drink establishment of Z. r. Rus
sell, COT ouisiana street and seized
thirterr titles Of "A liquid thought to
b" = fid the pale. Several bottles
gave forth an aroma very similat 10
Lnaf ot hard whiskey and others cx
uded fragrance reminiscent Of
creme de nehthc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-25
CHRISTMAS CHEER
/ centsnned from page one J

p3fal, where two score little ones sre
suffering rrog, twisted limbs and aT7
s,nslcrxoing treatment The sam OF
sasn has been raised 20 make the
holiday harry one sor tho little sui
ferers The money was raised by
friends OF the institution. Mrs
Henry Darlington Nv in charge oi the
program. assisted by Miss Georgia
lila nRenshtp, Miss Elizabeth BOYD,
MISS Nan Lindsey Mrs. James Cor
saon smith. Mrs Maityes folkcs and
Miss Salue UohSon.
HAPPY LADIES,
Yevteraay Adolrhus blair was
sauta Claus 10 she inmates ~ the
Horpc for Confederate women where
CHRISTMAS exercises, conducted by
}.~& Il Carey Montague. city Yin IS
sionary Of the Episcopal church In
nsates Of che Virginia Home for in
,arst,1ns were visited during III" A..
moon nv wor7@u - 81 John Epts-
aes' herrh
Christmas carrots uert sung 5n every
rs ~ he slty fast night hy various
hoep+es Af,rr thr aNrtctses at the
fs. q-,r.tp tree hn singers f".re
-ss l~fn tbc VT ECO end sg"G he
80. -Er udcw of every honto ira
tfst a tardle burned At the @l4 doW.
Services will I've hold Jni9 morning
. f.ar. of tht churches. At tn FIRST
E.nci4sA Lutheran eHurs b. Monument
Avenut and Lomh3rdH street Rev J.
T. Seffrer ~ r.. the pastor W1li
preach. Glowing which tHtre w3ji ba
rxndered the following rusicai pro
graz
VENT gSu}8eaagS Dudley E4e ~.
Ar.nem There We're Shepherds"
tNlncentR-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-25

even this was not possible unless the
cilizens Of these Isolated communi.
tics lent q helping hand in reporting
such cases and so in creating II pub
lie sentiment against law hrea king.
He also said that Fountain was near
the borders of Wilson ana Edgerombe
counties lust as was stokes TIT an
other extreme, of thn county near the
borders of Martin and Beaufort, and
untii all tho best citizen, al over each
county got law and order move on
them it was useless 10 expect officers
TO do the physically impossible.
\ ~ickcnlng Array.
Thu barcst condensation of original
headlines and cont pts Of the few
very latest clippings arc as follows;
Wilkes County Dec 2e,-Twenry-
three Illicit diStillcr}es two days this
week. and not q single day without
at least one; several outfits of ZOO
gallon capacity, and seeyral large cop
per ones, twenty gallons whisky and
$50 900 gallons beer c0nhscatcd.
Yadkin County, Dec. 20.-officers
cut Up four stills near Gains old mill
and captured a motorcycle end man
with gallon whisky near Sadknvilie
few DAYS ago. The mar, g. s. Eagle
son. Of Winston-Sal lem WAS placed un-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-25
DEATH NOTICE

WHrTl4,tsk ~- Died at her residence. eos
East Grace street. MRS. EVA WHIT
LOCK. widow q the late PhNtp
Nhitlock at 6 =. NJ, "wednesday De-
--rrnber o. aged ehty-etEbt
Funeral service from the r~si-~
Gence. ge5 East Grace street At
o'clock Friday, Decent Der Is
Hroolslyn Eagle and New York
Times please copy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-25
SlEUTHS ALL BUSY
On Scent Of LIQUOR

sleuths ~ tho Federal. eity and
county forces are making life miser-
able for those who sought 20 make
5his Christmas a wet one Arrests
and seizures are being made as rApidly
as officers can bring in enc load IS
evidence and start out after another
90e
T MLaan SaaN ahLaf - nnl11-n ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-25

amounts to iicenst. for 6sen laek0I
hl's hurts not an offender, vino EAN
quiz -'y make II back selling his stuff
at $40 4 quart What We need Is to-
SO arouse otf dormant public opinion
that this outlaw whiskcs business Is
broken up
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-25

; 944~bf'ss..r-~ --
Wake County, Dtc f5-SiXty- two
prisoners are in wake Jail the first
time it was ever ehock full awaiting
trial in federal court. most Of them
for violating liquor law Many have
not been jailed, having given bond,
They represent almost every Eastern
Carolina county.
Buncombe County. Dec. a1.-With d
college professor in his party Sheriff
Aunrd f,axo or Henderson county to-