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CADIz

Miss Frances Bullock. who has been
.oocb,pr IN the public schools of Yer
million, has returned home for the SUM
mer.
Mic. Eliza Croskey is home from
y,,iIson college. at ChambcrsburG. Ia
where she has been attending school INC
past year.
Niss Beth Garnmetcr is member Oh
honse Marty at the home Of Miss Flor
cree Bucrhle in Youngstown
>,rs Daniel Brooks and little son.
0avid Of Steubenville, are guests Oh Mr.
and Mrs. David Brooks.
Mrs. Jessica Mclaughlin was S1aI-
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. - IL
Perry in Coshocton.
Miss Mary Morrison IS home from
Ecn,on. where she visited her sister,
Mrs. ]. V. Conner.
wi FRYER, who Was called 10 Doug
las. wyo.. on account Of the illness ana
death OF his uncle, Robert Eyer Is
home
Mrs. s. Parks Mclaughlin AMI dauGh-
ters. Nancy. Mary Elizabeth and Mar
raret Of Chillicothe, Mo-, are here VISIT
ing Judge and Mrs. Waltz" Short~"''
william c. Mitchell went t. II'tS-
burgh Monday 10 sec MS S,'h' -. e
John Nit chcll. who was member OF me
319th infantry.
Supt. and Mrs c. r. Iadcn"ur and
little daughter have gone TO New Len
.ngton for a visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Bates and MT. ana
Mrs RAYMOND Black and Martha Helen
Hlack left on Monda yon an auto trip 10
Dos,on. where Spence Bates graduates
from Harvard dental college. They Will
tour the New England states bcfor" their
return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Campbell. OF
Martins Ferry. were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. John Timmons
DR.. and Mrs. r. P. Rusk and children
have returned from Brookhcld. Mo.
where they were called on account Of
tho death Of Mrs. Rusk's father. w. IL
Schenck.
Mrs. Virginia Sharp is HON" from
Nashville. Tenn, where she attended
school
Miss Margaret Scott and Miss Mary
Scott are visiting friends in Mansfield.
Hiss Helen Sheriff is home from
Bridgeport.
Attorney E. s. McNaInee has returned
from Now York city,
Cashier Charles f. Stewart has gone
TO Cambridge Springs, Ia. on n vaca-
ton.
John worlcy. who attended Princeton
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PUBLIC SALE
Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate

Public sale OF Vss4us DAG heh1 oSho1S'
Eniic., H. obs gwen thar the under
signed heirs at law Of RhlihaSar Edclc'
Il, ceased. viii on tn
l2TU DAY OF July. 1919.
-: Ia a. NJ. at III" north door or the
court House. ~ Whr"!lus. West Nlr-
gina. Offer ~ public Srlc In The highest
Ind hr4t l. dd"r the following dcscrlb"d
r,.,l CSiai. l.rr,"i in the Eighth Ward
of tho r.ry # Wheeling. ONO county,
Wet ELrEInia. and bang NOR" partiCu-
lurIv Described as follows; Lot number
.iNtrcn lel III Snuar" number seven
Teen CT) IN the Town Of South Wheel
ing ON. County. West Virginia, to-
rrIh,r with ali IN" buildings and I'M
rrnv-n,,nt% thereon and thereto belong
icr r IA AZ, " (" HNpUrirHanc"s.
Eclr.. ;nr ,nWn prrprriy that was con-
v,y,d to iIrlr%a"ar EHcl" by h"tCr Iim-
MGR and r.n.Ip,n" has w!'". ard Th"n-
h;IJ .I,n...r AMI l'liiIip.u'. his wii".
hy decd ,:atr. t:.,. -3rl day "I OCTOBER.
ISGG and rrrrr,.,i m III" r'ti"c of tho
clerk rr H.. county court IF hii" t"un-
~ West Virginia. N Deed Look num-
h"r 81. paG" SO.
Toms If sac: Cash.
Tho heirs hy Their ATTORNEYS reserve
the r,.ht 10 reject any and al bids.
FRANK EpELE.
CARRIE EHELE.
FRANK kNDkE.
MINNIE kNDkE,
WILMA KNOkE.
GEO. =. BENENE.
d ;. IIONF:' 'kEN
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NDTlrC THIS YEAR.

Fly acting promptly YOU may sun ac-
nu'rn. for only 500. il iIc"ns" 10 manu-
ftciur,. assemble or sell under my OK
cl,is,v" patents that m"n"pciizr tn" only
pr,ullr prI'rd mprrv cn'ni on ice.
PARTS can b.. purchased III any Guant!E'
and can L.. readily put together WIN III
III, l,hrr and M, machinery. Quick turn
nyrr-lrcInrrd'.u profits. This Is tho
nryt great industry. Now IS I'll" time TO
rnI into II. write or wire lmm"dIai"!y.
Fred ". Wolf. 3ly-335 North Wells
S,r,,., ,'hicurn. jc-li-g
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PERSONAL

.T0ERCCg syat 49," !! ss;p go 8: ~ :;
-. ely. Guaranteed. Sect on
tf.al II i cures costs you 81. II II falls COS"
m.iI Inr SUFCRsA cOhPARr D9GS ealtlmo". No.
MARRY If Lonely: for results. try me;
D.sI an, muSl successful. Home
Maker" hundr'dS r.Ch wish marriage
. "on. sirIcry confidential; most rciia-
bic: years If experience; dcScr:p'lnns
frcy. IN" Successful tlub. Box 500.
DpEIard CYiIf. lc-:-lf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Az INVESTMENT OF $500

will start you IN II business oi your own
As a TN" Minute Pn"l"Erhph"r you can
easily man" $1h0 per week pr"fit taklhs
pictures on tutypcs or post caF'S tF'i!
whr"r any lInlc with our one M.nui"
Camera. SO experience necessary. why
worry Z unemployed" send for Tree
CatalnEu" ANA full partitlcularS. ,
NATIDNAL. I'HOTu SUPPLIES COL NJ.
81 FULTON ST, NEW lOltk 'Iii..
I.ar.r>: i'hoto Supply House n |. 5.
y f.S,. lS?&. J'-i1-H
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BY c. l.. johnson. Attorney.
Order Of Notice Thereon.

Northern District "f West Virginia. s..
ON tn" l2'h day O.! juno. y. -. 1919.
on reading IN" foregoing p"tIt1on, II -
ordered h. tho Court hat hear ng
b. had upon H." same on IL" l2ih day
Of July. \. H.. 1919. h"Tnr" 81 d Court at
Wheeling. IN sad district. AT ten O'Clock
IN The forenoon. and that notice thereof
, l." published IN thu Wheeling Intelligent
GER 4 newspaper printed In Sa'd bIS-
trlCt, and that AL known creditors ana
other persons in interest may appear ut
the ~ ii tim" and rlar" and show cause.
If any they have. Why III" prayer of m"
said petition should not 10" rra'i"d.
And II l. furth'r crnor"d by the Court.
that Tho clerk shall send by mail /" ali
kriuwn cred tors copies ~ SAID petition
and tins order addressed to ih"m at
their places Of rcSid"rr" AS stated.
Witness IN" Honorable Aston g. Pay
ton. Judge Of IN" sad court. and III"
seal thereof. NJ Wheeling. in said dis
iric,. on thu I2th day Of June, a. H.,
1919.
A. T. JARRETT. Clerk.
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WANTED-Male

autos-tractors Big
drmand at big pay for trained auto.
reliable school in L. S. A. Endorsed by
- liz mage catalog. Come 10 Detroit.
T III heart Of auto industry. Michigan
Statc Auto school. "a Auto Bldg. De-
troIt. Mich. 'ifs
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WANTED-Salesmeu
HIGH-CLAss SAMPLES FREE

HIGH-CLASS SAMPLES FREE
10 statesmen interested in side line.
Variety of new ton notch metal special
tics. All wonderful trade stimulators
and business producers. Manufacturers.
wholesalers. banks. retailers. etc. eager
for them. Every line> everywhere buy
in large quantities oil year around. No
seasons. Side line statesmen make $50 90
a week. $50 10 5000 for whole time.
write quick for outfit. C. E, Erickson
Company. Inc, 56S Erickson Bldg.., Des
Nnincs Iowa, je-l4-g
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WANTED-Houses and Apis.
WANTED

WANTED or roomcd apartment
bath and Laundry. Possession between
July and September !. very pcsl ~ T.,
L.. care lnlclllg"nccr. Je-i'-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14

$40 INVESTED III oil leases may MAKE
$ln, 0oo. s! aero. Oll leases ~ I'AaH-
Rainbow's Emf Opening new ii"ld may
max. your lease worth $1,000 acre. ms
h,yh Thrr way makes fortunes Tor
lr:,::r-hold, rs. E"mit SO for acres
Write FREE information. I. u. MnAlh'
pklahanla cay. pklahunI. Jc-li-B
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14

anizor. good tire repair and retread
r,on make biz money and are always IN
d mGm ImIA' We sS arc tire manufacturers and
,cscb YOU the business thoroughly IN
from one 10 two weeks for $40: Amer;
can Rubber Corporation, go west pa
St. New York City. 1e-Af-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14

wANrEp-We will start you In the
Cynaning and Dyeing business: little cap
= IN lid big profits. Write for book
ic ct' Bcn-Vondc System. Dept. 326. Char
lotto, y. &.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14

gcsts in puzzle form, the nam" OF n
yellow flower What is its mann"
ANSWER TO. NO. 1879
The papcrhanGcr charged $500. III"
painter 5000. plumber $500: electrician
$500. carpenter $4,000 and III" mason
$500.
(CoRyright 1912 by Sam IoydD
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Age II to SIS. Expert
cncc unnecessary. Travel; make Sc
crct Investigations. reports, S Saaa.us,
crncnses American Foreign loetectlNc
1919. 6oS 81. Louis. jc-14-g
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MAKE money. BE your own boss, &c

MAKE mrrry BE your own boss. Go
mn ira, business. On total invest
mr", Of ahuut 5000 you can easily earn
SIS to $2oo per week. our machnI and
m.ihcd save IS per cent in material and
!" per cent III labor. We teach You the
huS.u = IN on" week in our own repair
and r"trraGIng depart mont. We are
makers al American Arrow Tires and
are lnok;uE for hv" representatives.
Writ" Tor particulars. American Rub
h'r Corporation. 70 West ga 81; Ne"
!, rk tIiy. J'-lf-6
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WANTED

WANTED To hear from party VINO can
invest $500. 90 Ia S2.0U0.0o. can gain
lnu',. bank rrf"rcnC" must hc furnished
A,Jriss Il IL. G., care ln.clllgcncCr.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
REDEMPTION OF BONDS NOTICE.
Notice Of Redemption Of Bonds Of Eaglo
Glass g. Manufacturing Co., "ellsbur8,
W. Va.

Notice is hereby given 10 the owners
If hands Of the Eagle Glass & Manu-
featuring CO.. Of Wcllsburg. w. Va. that
bonds numbered 81, 30, 80. -. 80. 36. 81
rs a. 80. II. a.. -. ~. Is. 46. -, iS, ~,
20 II 10 So, 81. 81. 81. 81 IS. 50 and GO,
Of $1,000 81 each said bonds bearing date
July list. 1913. will b" paid on July LIST.
Igli, at tho National Bark OF West Fir-
ci,i!,. nj Wheeling. W. Va.
Will cease July LIST. 1912.
EAGLE RING co.
Successors TO
EAGLE GLASS & MFG. co.
James PAUL. Treas.
jr-l0-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14

w.NrEp-Men to operate One Minute
"Photo Cameras. Earn $40 daily any
where: experience unnecessary, More
money in ono Minute Photography this
wnar than ever. Particulars National
Photo, 81 Fulton St, y. l. Je-l4-s
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whNrEp-A first class tilelayer. Must
hoIong to the bricklayers union. Apply
~ 300 North Phelps Street. Youngstown.
Ohio.
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SIS weekly. spare time.
writing for newspapers. magazines.
Exp, unnoc.: details free. Press Syndi-
catc AIS, ST. Louis. Mo. je-l4-g
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The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity 10 use
The, lntelligcnccr Want Ads.
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,rrv0 colored statesmen Marvel
oms new health. accident insurance.
Rig opportunity. Free outfit Box 35l.
1 PIP og ~ je-14-g
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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wANTED-Salcsmen. We have an OK.
coptionally good offer to make school
tcachcrS-sclling paint and auto OIL 10
farmers. The American Oil 4 Paint Co.
5IN Euclid Ave, Cleveland. o. je-l4-g
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FOR RENT

An extremely hard artr1"ial wood Of
German Invention II mad" Of SawduSt
and CHORD" ~ mnRnrsluid.
The greater the necessity for saving
the grcnter your opportunity to use
The Intelligencer Want AdA-
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"nXsninations July 18th. Hundreds
needed At Washington. D. c.. $1lo0 year.
common education sufficient. Sample
om"efions free. Write Immediately.
franklin Institute. Dept so2-R' Roches-
'e'' ~ Observation-Disclosures
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Sale.

Admin strator's Sale.
will offer AT public sale at tho place
Of business Of tn" late Max Kaufman.
on Marshall street. Bcnwood, ". Va.
Tuc.day. juno II. 1919. At o'clock y.
NJ he stock Of goods. fixtures. and
m,hcr personal property Of the said Max
Kaufman. deceased forms CASH.
(Signcd.) 'oSSAk " lI-SoN.
ici.IIi Administrator.
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LOST and FOUND

Losr-ln either Stifrrs or Taylor's
store. black leather bag containing
wrist watch. monOGram"d \. u; II. LID
rral reward for return 10 IntcllIgenc"r.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENr-One large light front room
End floor. Market street, steam neaI
suitable for one or Two IenIieHGn, III
rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire
and floor Intelllgencer Bldg. &.lx.f
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wANrEp-An experienced barber: Ap::
ply 2744 Chapline street Phone 2Ii?"
Wheeling. !c-i'-i
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FOR sALE-Baby Grand piano. A mag
nificrnt instrument as good rs new
As house Is vacant AT 80 Virginia street
call nj No. Virginia street. Island
Telephone 1907. Je-I"-l
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-violin outfit and two hows
nj a bargain. 121 y. 9Th St, Martins
Ferry. Phone 333-J. )e-li-i
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wAHrEp-Electrical store sales man
ager. inside work. Good oPportun' ,,y
soiarv cxpected. Address c. E. z. ".
care Intelligencer. Je-lo-"
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WANTED-Female

wANTED-5 bright. capable ladies 10
travel demonstrate and sell dealers.
$500 TO $1,000 per week Railroad fare
naid Write at once. Goodrich Drug
Co, Dept. 1924, Omaha, Nebr.
W. my-3l-je-7-14-2l-os
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-20
FEW CHANGES IN
CITY OFFICERS
FOR NEXT YEAR
Appointments VIII be Made on
Some City Boards
ONE CHANGE FOR ALDERMEN
Present City oficiais Likely to
be Reappointed by New
Board OF Aldermen

When the aldermen meet for ad-
iourned session on Tuesday night OF
next week the matter of making
appointments for the coming year
will most likely como before them.
Little has been said concerning the
proposed appointments but 1t Is gen
orally understood that practically all
of the present offlceholders, with the
exception of board members, will
hold over as they were named by
the Republicans and the Republicans
will continue in power
There will be a new city clerk next
year, however, as John Hanson, Jr.,
the present incumbent is going into
business for himself and it not out
for reappointment. 1t Is generally
rumored about political and city hall
circles that Arthur E. Graham. at
present secretary of Mayor Frank
Dorsey and acting city clerk during
Mr.. Hanson's time in the service, will
be selected to fill this position.
1t is understood that the other ap-
pointive offices viii remain as they
are at present, this including the city
attorney. city surveyor. city treasurer,
city COMPTROLLER, street commissioner
city collector and others.
There are likely to be few
changes on boards where Democratic
members terms are expiring. On
the Board of Water Commissioners,
Hugh Timmins, who has served for
many years as member of this body,
will have his term expire on January
/. AS Mr.. Timmins is a Democrat 1t
Is improbable that he will be reap
pointed.
The term of John X. Shelby pres
ident of the Board of Education, ex-
pires this year also. Mr.. Sheehy has
been president of that board for
many years. School board appoint
ments are made by the mayor.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-20
CONF PRON|SE ON
SUGAR ACTION
Senate Adopts Bill by Vote Of
so to II

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-By a
vote of so to 12, the Senate today
adopted the compromise on the bill
to continue government control of
sugar during 1920 accepting House
amendment increasing authority of the
United States Sugar Equalization
Board, by limiting its licensing powers
to next June 80.
Congress will go home for Christmas
without hearing from President VIII
son as to the time for the return of
the railroads, it having been an
nounced that no message on the sub
ject would be sent to the Capitol today.
The President apparently has not
communicated his decision as to the
ending of government control to any
administration officials. but most of
them believe the roads will not be
turned back by January /.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-20
FRANK APPLEBY
FOR CONGRESS
Asbury Park Man Seeks Repub-
IiCan Nomination

A Republican candidate for Con-
gress to succeed Thomas J. Scully as
Representative of the Third Congress
sional District in the pePson OF t.
Frank Appleby, of Asbury Park, has
just made his candidacy known. Mr.
Appleby, who is at present a member
of the Monmouth County Board OF
Taxation and a former Mayor of AS
bury Park, will carry into his cam
paign the women's suffrage question
of which he is a firm supporter.
Mr.. Appleby Is considered a strong
candidate by G. o. p. leaders in Mon
mouth and Ocean counties, which to-
gether with Middlesex, form the Third
Congressional District. Congressman
Scully's term expires in 1920 and a
long campaign for election as his sue
cessor Is expected.
The platform upon which he Will
run will not be announced by Mr..
Appleby until after the meeting of the
National Republican convention in
Chicago.
Mr.. Appleby has been prominent
politically for more than score OF
years. He was born at Old Bridge and
attended the schools In New Bruins
wick, MiddleseX county, before remov-
Ing to Asbury Park with his parents
in 1875.
For seven years he served as n
member of council, being president of
the board five of the seven years. He
Falso served two full terms as mayor.
In 1896 Mr.. Appleby was a delegate
to the Republican National conven-
tion at st. Louis, which nominated
Mckinley and Hobart. He is chair
man OF the Ocean Boulevard COM
mittee, q director of the Asbury Park
and Ocean Grove bank and vice presi-
dent of the Asbury Park Building and
Loan association. His three-year term
as q member of the Monmouth Coun-
ty Board of taxation expires this
spring, the Democrats having just Sc
tlected James Fury of Matawan as his
successor, the appointment being vest
ed in Governor elect Edwards.
Mr.. Appleby has been In the real
estate and insurance business in AS
bury Park for more than 35 years,
first entering the business as a part
ner of the late Willisford Dey.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-20
PLAN FOR AUTO PARADE
WITH BIG SHOW HERE

In connection with the huge auto-
mobile show which will be held in
the New Auditorium in New Bruns-
wick avenue next spring, aryange-
an automobile parade Trough the
streets of the city on March 1 as an
appropriate means of starting tho
show. Dealers will have represented
in this parade some OF the types or
cars which are to be seen at the show,
and prizes will be awarded to the car9
making the best appearances, most
artistically decorated, etc. The details
for the automobile demonstration are
Just being worked out by committeQ
composed of local automobile dealers
which has the matter in hand.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-20
WARING MADE PRESIDENT
OF LOCAL BOY SCOUT COUNCIL

At the first annual meeting of the
Perth Amboy Council, Boy Scouts of
America, held last night at Scout
headquarters, the following officers
were elected to serve FOR the year Of
1920: President, Tracy d. Waring;
vice presidents. Adolph Greenbaum,
+. X Antisell and Judge G. G. HON.
mann: treasurer, Theodore Degen-
ring.
The officers with w. Guy Weaver.
Morgan f. Larson and Henry 8.
Hulse, Jr, were appointed as MEM
bers of the executive committee.
Reports were rendered by the
treasurer, the vice president in
charge of training and the executive.
Future plans were discussed by the
members of the council present.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-20
SENATE WORKING
ON COMP PROM|SE
|NPEACE TREATY
Knox Resolution Basis for Dis.
CuSsiOn Today
THE OUTLOOK is BRIGHTER
Alternate Resolution on League
of Nations Also Up for
Consideration

Oh IH6 ASSOCtQte0 ETcSA.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O:--A new
resolution to declare a state of peace,
retain to the United States any nia-
terial benefits provided for in the
treaty OF Versailles, and affirm tho
governments general support OF
some practical plan for an interna-
tionaI peace league, was laid before
the foreign relations committee to.
day by Senator Knox.
Ry The Associated Fress
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.--With the
Knox resolution declaring the exis-
tenCe of a state of peace with Ger
many, as the basis, the foreign rela-
tionS committee of the senate at it's
meeting today to resume formal con-
sideration of the peace treaty, hoped
to work out q compromise plan that
will find support In the Democratic
ranks. Senator Knox's alternate res
olution providing for ratification OF
the pact with the League of Nations
covenant included, also was before the
committee but supporters said the
outcome of that support was in doubt,
because q two-thirds vote of the senate
would be necessary.
All efforts for separate declaration
of peace have been resisted by the
Democratic members of the committee
were not hopeful that the Republican
leaders would be able to frame up q
compromise that would be acceptable
to administration forces.
Among modification said to have
been considered by the RepublicanS
was one suggesting general declara-
tlon of policy, pledging tho United
States to intervene in any future
European war which menaces civil.
Zation. Another suggestion would
preserve to the United States, any nla-
terial advantages embodied in the
treaty as 1t stands. Senators of both
parties continue today to urge gem
eral conference for early in January Of
all members regardless of party who
desire ratification of the treaty WITH
reservations. Some of them expresss
ed confidence that such q conferences
would result IN ratification by January
15.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-20
GOOD SKATING
At WATER WORKS
Remove SnOW-Shed for Comfort
Of Skaters

There Is good skating ut the Water
Works lake in Smith street today as
the result of the cold snap and the
clearing off of the snow by city en-
ployes. Alderman William c. Wilson
was out to the lake this morning
supervising the work and announced
that upon removing the snow the
surface was found to be MS smooth
as glass. A shanty has been erected
at the edge of the lake in which
skaters may change their shoes, put
on skates and leave their overcoats.
Several lights are being placed
along the shore of the lake, making
1t possible to illuminate the place for
night skating This is the first time
this winter skating has been good at
the water works.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-12-20

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-The govern
ment steamship Buford-''the Soviet
Ark"-is ready to leave New York for
Soviet Russia on two hours notice,
1t was learned this morning. She will
carry a greater part of several humid
red radicals, held for deportation at
Ellis Island. Information was with
hes1 concerning the exact hour of
sailing, but it was intimated that the
craft would weigh anchor tonight or
tomorrow.
Alexander Berkman and Emma
Goldman are the most popular names
on the passenger list. Among the
Reds expected before night fall, were
fifty-three from the Hartford, Conn,
Jail.