davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
TO MANAGE WITHOUT A SERVANT
OR KEEP THE ONE YOU HAVE.

in by the hour or the day and assist
in putting up jams, jellies, preserves,
vegetables and other things.
She is wonderfully helpful when an
entertainment Is planned by persons
who need to carefully consider ex-
pense Besides. her work has that
homelike quality which makes 1t
delight to guests and hostess alike.
When a wedding is in progress, she
can help in all sorts Of ways. from
packing to attending the door and
dressing the bride and her maids. In
case of death in the family, she is in
valuable.
Dressmaker's Helper.
Dressmaker's helper, or helper to
the mother who is doing her own
phase of her work, since these are the
days of remodeling and making
over" all kinds of clothing. To go
out by the day or hour and prepare
garments for the mother or dressmak-
er to remodel is an occupation that
only calls for watchful care and few
simple tools. The principal work is
to rip the garments without tearing,
remove every vestige of thread. free
thoroughly from dust, clean out such
spots as do not call for the services
Of a professional cleaner, and press;
in short, so prepare the garments that
the dressmaker can begin her work
without any delay. The tools neces-
sary for such work are two pairs or
scissors-one pair with very sharp
edges and round points, the other with
sharp edges and very sharp points
and good ripping knife. A few dol
lars will cover the cost of first-class
articles. the only kind to be considered
when buying edged tools.
Probably every house that she
would visit would have more or less
darning and mending for her to do,
such as darning stockings, mendinE
table linen. mending lace curtains,
sewing on hooks and eyes and but
tons. shortening and lengthening
housekeeper who leads a busy life
come to her once a week and attend
TIC whatever she might have laid out
for her to do. In addition to doing
work for the women and children of
a household, the emergency girl
can also do much for the men folks
in the way of mending and remodel
ing; for instance. put new cuffs and
neckbands on their shirts. getting the
material for the purpose from TIL.
bottom of the shirt, and shortening
and refitting their undershirts, whict
are almost always too long ant
bulky.
An ambitious girl could do consid
cradle even after school hours ant
on Saturdays, and certainly during
the long summer vacation she coult
lay up a nice nest egg for the where
withal to pay for a higher education
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07

believe we are defeating class distinc-
tons. We have here the daughters
of Wears and medical men and they
are dancing with shop and factory
girls, soldiers and others. Clannish-
ness cannot survive that.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-18
FREE CIRCULAR LETTERS


We have printed Q quantity
of circular letters which will
be furnished free to candidates
upon request. 3
You have friends and reIa-
tives living at a distance who
j will be glad to subscribe to
The Daily Morning Oasis If
you ask them to. Give them
an opportunity to help you in
in this campaign. There are
others living nearby whom
you cannot see at once. Make
UP list and send them a let .
ter. Give us their names and
we will mail them a sample
copy of The Daily Morning
Oasis.
Let US know if you can use
some of these letters. They
are for you and there is no
charge for them, no matter
how many you want.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-18

* Every s25 worth of contest j.
= collections turned in before 8 D. =
= m. Saturday, March 22, means q
+ an EXTRA 100000 yotes-oyer 4
= and above the regular number =
= of votes allowed on each sub =
= scription. Two SIS clubs earn i
= 100000 extra votes, and so no. +
: Subscriptions of any length y
= count-three months to five y
= years. q
Build your way to success by as
building clubs. Subscriptions =
= are worth more extra votes now =
= than they will be after March y
= 22nd, 1919. q
: WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY. y
Contest ends 3 p. m. April 9. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
MURDERS CAUSE
INDICTMENTS
20 True Bills Are Found by the
Grand Jury This
Morning
By Stof Correspondent.

NEW BRUNSWICK. March IA
Two indictments for murder in the
iii st degree were among the twenty
nine true bills returned by the grand
jury this afternoon. 1t is not known
whom the indictments are for. The
two bills will go before the court of
oyer and terminer. The other
twenty-seven bills will be brought
before the court of quarter sessions.
Judge DAILY granted the grand jury
a recess until Monday, March 81, un-
lie s they are called in by the prose-
cutor.
Sadie Sadley, Fannie Adler. Hattie
Jeroff and Frances Marsseano are
appearing before the grand jury today
to answer to charges of throwing
stones, striking an alleged sscab."
scratching and pulling the hair of
strike breakers employed in Perth
Amboy by the Koch shirtwaist COM
pany. The girls held for the action
of the jury went gu on strike five
weeks ago, and interferred with strike
breakers employed by the Koch pee
pie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
REPUBLICANS
Defer ELECTION
President III and so Many Nom
inees. Committee is Named
to Choose Elect Mar. 27

~ The anticipated election of officers
of the Perth Amboy Republican Club
did not materialize last night, owing
to the absence of Morgan +. Larson,
president of the club. who is i'll, and
also owing to the fac hat there were
so many nominees it was thought best
ito have a nominating committee
chosen to choose candidates whose
names will come before the club at
the next meeting on March 81.
This nominating committee is COM
posed of Alderman William c. Wilson,
John Hanson, Sr., and John f. Ten
Brock.
Mr.. Larson's illness compelled him
to remain AT home, and Secretary
Harry r. Wilson was also absent.
John Pfeiffer acted as chairman and
John f. TenBroeck as secretary.
There was a capacity crowd at the
meeting. 1t was decided to hold a
series of smokers in the near future
for members of the organizations.
The first viii come on March 27,
when the election takes place. Club
activities generally and the perma-
nent clubrooms in the odd Fellows
building were chief topics NJ discus
sion last night.
n club plans to send a large del
cgation to the dollar Inner of the
Now Brunswick Republican club at
the county scat On Monday night.
A committee was appointed to Sc
cur automobiles to carry the mem
bers to the county scat. They will
meet at s O'Clock on Monday night at
the clubrooms. All those who wish
to go over must be at the club not
later than $50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
H|LsDORF SELLS
OUT To ROMONO
Mr.. Romond viii Continue the
Grocery Business at High
Street

Eugene H. Romond, of the grocery
firm of Hilsdorf & Romond. at 2S9
High street, has purchased Frank
Hilsdorf's interest in the business
which for the past seven years has
been conducted by them, and is one
of the most prosperous concerns of
it's kind in the city.
For the past fifteen years Mr..
Romond and MIR. Hilsdorf have been
associated in business. For eight
years before the partnership was en-
tered Mr.. Remond was employed by
Mr.. Hilsdorf in the store. Mr.%Hils-
dorf is greatly interested in the auto
mobile business and desiring to give
all his attention to this line, the end
ing of the partnership was decided
upon.
Mr.. Romond viii continue the bust
ness in the present stand, which
building is owned by him, and will
carry out the past policies of the es-
adjustment. 1t has been ten years
since Mr.. Hilsdorf tool active inter-
est in the store, having gon into the
garage business about hat many
years ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
VICTORY LOAN
MEET TONIGHT
Chairman Lyon Calls for At
tendance of All Workers in
Other Campaigns

The first organization meeting for
the new Victory Liberty Loan will be
held tonight in the council chambers
at the city hall. The meeting has
been called by Adrian Lyon. chairman
of the Liberty Loan Executive Com
mittee, and will be devoted to the
signing up of chairmen of committees
and captain for the Victory Liberty
Loan which is scheduled to open In
April.
Not only are the chairmen and cap
tains who took part in the Fourth
Liberty Joan requested to be present.
but the general public is also urged
to be on hand and take part in the
organizing for the big campaign. The
signing up of team workers n COM
mittecs will be done by The captains
and chairmen of committees between
now and the start OF the drive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Advises Beggars to Get Jobs

Two young men. husky, and attired
TO sartorlal perfection in natty uni
forms appealed DO Mayor Dorsey yes
terday for a permit to solicit funds
here for the Christian Volunteers OF
903 Vine street, Philadelphia. The
mayor point blank refused tot allow
them to solicit here. advising them
there were charities here that de-
manded the attention of Perth Amhoy
and advised them to return TO Phila-
delphia. He asked them IL they would
a word OF advice from him. ~ ey
said they would-gladly. The mayor
told them they ought TO be ashamed
OF themselves for begging and such
huskies should be doing a mar's work.
They sheepishly left the city hall and
the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
AGAIN
HAVE HIGH Time
100 Attend OitmaS Theatre
and Enjoy Eats as Guests of
EVENING NEWS

With contented hearts, cheerful
faces. and full stomachs, about one
hundred newSboyS gave a rouSing
cheer just before breaking up the
third meeting of the EVENING
NEWS Newsboys Club held last night
in the Ditmas Theater and the news
dealers room in the NEWS Office. The
boys had the time of their lives last
night and certainly indicated such by
the enthusiasm which they exhibited.
There were boys OF all ages who as
Sembled in the newSdealerS room
prior to going in the Ditmas; small
ones, tall ones, large ones. chubby
ones, and what is more, all were as
happy as they could be-. b..
About quarter to seven o'clock they
all filed in the Ditmas and immediate
ly made dives for the front seats, so
as to be better able to see their favor
ties on the screen. The first picture,
The Child of M'sieu," provoked much
hearty laughter from the boys, but the
second film, "Life's Greastes Problem"
in which two hoboes made up as Mutt
and Jeff figured continually, kept the
boys in a continuous uproar and their
sho uts of glee could be heard out on
the street. The "newsies" were given
the treat in the Ditnlas. through h
kindness of the manager, Ned X.
Miller.
Then-the boys knew what was
coming and made all haste to get 30
the newsdealers 70 where "eats"
the best part of h evening to them,
were going to be served. The boys
formed in line and each n passed By
he was given n hughe plate of
cream, surrounded ,.8by ~ a pile
of cakes. and n cup'si of cosoa and
to watch those boys stow away the
goodies was enough to gladen h
heart of anybody. After the boys had
eaten their fill. they gave a cheer and
with a hearty goodnight, romped
home at the end OF another perfect
day. fEf affftH iH.si0~af'
The next meeting of the Newsboys
Club will be held in April.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Piston Rinds

Piston rings, of which millions are
used yearly, are shaped by centrifugal
action from molten metal In the spe-
ciai machine of DeLavaud. In tests at
Columbia university. II has been shown
that these rings are not only made
faster than by other methods. but are
actually stronger and more resilient
than rings of the same chemical COM
position cast In sand. The ~miscroscope
reveals a more uniform and finer
structure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Eat to Break Up Cold.

When a cold first starts physicians
usually advise a light laxative diet.
consisting chiefly OF hot lemonade or
orangeade. broths or gruels. with
crisp toast. baked potatoes. mild.
stewed fruits and vegetables. After
this for a few days. until the cold
seems to be broken. IL Is well to eat
an ordinary diet. with plenty Of fruits
and vegetables. To aid the body In
recovering ent meals which give more
fuel value than usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Thomas |. Hanson Becomes
Counsellor; CIdusen, Attorney

TRENTON, March 14:-Thomas
Loughlin Hanson. OF Perth Amboy,
has successfully passed his recent ex-
aminations for counsellor. 1t was an
.nouneed by the supreme court here
today. Peter Clausen, also of Perth
.Amboy, has passed his examinations
to be an attorney. They were among
several candidates who passed their
examinations. announced today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Hint for Gardeners.

Buddy was helping work In the gar
den, when grandpa told him TO pull
some radishes for supper; the ground
was hard. and Buddy had great diff
Guilty in trying TO pull them finally he
gave 1t up. and going to grandpa said:
II visit you'd planted 'em upside
down. dranpa then they wouldn't be
50 hard 10 pull"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
ALLIED ADVANCE
GAINS GROUND
0lenetz Added to Government
Territory BOIsheviki Said to
Have Killed Many

ARCHANGEL, March 13:-As a
result of the reCcnt allied advance
southwark along the Murmansk rail-
road, part Of another Russian prov
ince. Olonetz, was added to the terri
tory OF the government on the north.
Compared to the losses inflicted
upon the enemy the Allied casualties
in the fighting along the Vaga river
to February rs have been extremely
light. 1t is estimated that the Boil
sheviki have lost at least 500 killed.
Information secured by the Allied
food committee in north Russia and
from persons reaching Archangel
from the interior indicates hat the
American people must deprive them
selves Of breadstuffs until the Rus
sian question is settled and the coun-
try again is placed on n wi agri-
cultural basis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
LODGES

-valhalla Lodge No. 275, Odd Fell
lows, at its meeting last night de-
ferred action en- the report of the
anniversary committee that went to
Elizabeth Tuesday night until the .Dint
meeting of the combined lodges of
the district hat is to be held with
Valhalla Lodge next Thursday night.
Routine business was transacted at
this time. Lawrence Lodge No. g..
odd Fellows, is expected to take ac-
ton on the matter at its meeting to-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Events for Girls

In addition to the talk given at the
-Chesebrough Manufacturing Com
pany's plant here yesterday noon by
John Antonio, a Y. NJ. G. A. American
ization worker assisting Industrial
Secretary Henson. instruction in re-
creational games was given the girls
by Physical Director John J.. Sender
man, also of the ~" Mrs. Adrian
Lyon, chairman OF the Committee on
Industrial Departments is arranging
a for each week. Mrs,
Brown will speak to the girls next
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Execute Eleven Newspaper Men

LONDON, March 1.-THE Bolshe-
viki general staff at Moscow claims
that during January n February
the Boishevik army occupied territory
the size of France, having 1858 miles
OF railroads under its control. and de-
clares the soviet troops will reach
Archangel by MAY 1, according to a
Helsinsfors dispatch TO the Mail.
At kiev the Bolsheviki are said to
have executed Professor EGmenko,
General Balbachan. eleven newspaper
men n the president Of the munich
palities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14

night.
The meeting of Nancy Lincoln
Lodge No. 262, Ladies' Auxiliary or
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men II Engineers, will be held to-
morrow night instead of Saturday,
March %.
Supreme Organizer Cox of the
Order of Owls, is expected to be at
the meeting of Perth Amboy Nest No.
1927, tonight. Mr.. Cox came. here
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Still Alarm Of Fire

A still alarm of fire brought out
the Protection Hook e. Ladder and
the Washington Hose & Chemical
companies this morning about 11:45.
A chimney fire al 3S5 High street was
quickly extinguished before much
damage could be done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Insects costiier Than Elrea

Insects cause the destruction Of
more timber that would otherwise be
available for building purposes than
do forest fires, according to inyestiga-
tons made by the bureau OF entomol-
ogy at Washington.-People's Home
Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
What Portugal Did in War


Rr a s1oesHtrf prcss
PARIS, March 1S-At a banquet
given last night in honor of the Por-
tugese delegated TO the peace confer
ence Elias Moniz. Portuguese foreign
ministr, described portugal's efforts in
the war. He said 10000 men had
been sent to the front n 100000 tons
of shipping had been provided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
VIII Not Al. pass1snrts

DUBLIN. March 13:-The Sim
Feiners are, sin accordance with in
ternational customs" asking the Bri-
fish government for safe conduct for
their delegates to the peace confer
enee. but II is said they will mo- ask
for passports.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Victims Of SpaTtaCaRs Over


RB associated Press.
WARSAW. March 13-Notwith-
standing the request Of the interallied
commission the. Czeehs have refused
to e~vacuate part of the region near
Teschen which they recently occupied
and the situation seems TO be delicate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14

By STAT Correspondent.

By stan Correspondent.
NEW RUNSWICK. March IA
certificate of incorporation was filed
here this morning by Leo Goldberger,
of Perth Amboy, for the Red Cross
Pharmacy at 175 Smith street, Perth
Amboy. The concern will conduct a
general drug and chemical business.
There are $50 shares OF stock Of a
par value of 500. The sharehold-
ers are Leo Goldberger, twenty-eight:
~Ingvaard Greisen. one share; Samnel
Kath, one share.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Turks TerrOrize Greeks

SALoNIKI. March 13-Turkisl
troops in southern Asia Minor are
ignoring the fact that an armistice has
been signed and are terrorizing the
Grecks in that region.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Steamers Clear Here
STEAMERS IS PIT

STEAMERS IS PIT
The steamer Paddleford sailed yes
terday from Carteret for Mexico.
The Andra, a United States Ship
ping Board vessel, arrived at the
Perth Amboy Dry Docks yesterday
from Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
CITY BRIEFS

sam $. Harris. theatre magnate
md partner Of George NJ. Conan regis
tered at the New Packer House last
night. with Mrs. Harris. They left this
morning for Now York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Few American Casualties

BY q SSuCtdtfu PTcSS
WASHINGTON, March 14:-An
Archangel dispatch under date of
March IL just received at the war de-
partment reports casualties among
the American forces,in northern Rus
slap in recent ightingt Is one enlisted
-EanalHlHf and one4piiicer and fifteen
meh wounded. t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14

the early part of this week in an eifoI'
to boost the membership OF the nest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-14
Sees Starvation in Germany

LONDON, March 1s-If Germany
does not get quite large food supplies
during April literal starvation VIII
result, says a Reuters dispatch from
Berlin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-17
REFUSES TO RESCIND
COAL STRIKE ORDERS
r,cslJent wilkinson OF District II
Declines to obey Gnrficid's Di-
rc,tions 10 submit Case.
ASKS HEARING OF GRIEVANCE
tucl Administrator Sends inStruc-
lions Ia Miners thicf VINO says
Authority ~ Exceeded.

Nu. .sKOGEE, okla. April l6.--
1orr wilkinson. president OF district
.. United Mine Workcrs, ting after
,.,.,, refused to resclnd the order
,.ra strike Of 1900 miners In all the
,,r,rll coal 4 coke CO. properties
ID. the southwest. although hr was
5rrrird 90 do SO 10y Dr. II. \ Gar
p,Id federal fuel administrator. In
. telegram received al noon. The
.tylkr hrgan this morning.
The strike win 90 on until We
70, ,ugrlctory settlement" declared
Str W1lkluson.
ur Garf<-4r s telegram directed"
NJ wilkinson 10 recall the order
and submit the grievances 10 tho
',por division Of the administration
Cor mediation, under the agreement
o. Iuy q. 1915
NJ Wilkinson replied that tho dis
p.tc .s over machine crews start
.rr time. that /, arose before the
inauguration Of The fuel admiuistra-
ton that u was question unsettled
b. A- machine commission desig-
mated 90 make machine scale and
mas "hc respectfully declined" to
rssc,ri the order. lie cited Mr.
Garfield TO procedure In the Nc
AI,sicr Edwards Coal company dis
pulc at pittsburg. Okla. where a
Strike has been on for many months
and IN which. he said. tho fuel ad-
minls'ratlon decided. after investi-
CATION that /, had no authority TO
forre the company's compliance with
81, orders. because the dispute arose
Before the Inauguration OF the fuel
administration.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-17
TRACTION SERVICE
DENIED BY HUGHES
Issues statement Saying lie Has Had
No Connection with Company nS
Charged at Hearing

WASH NGTON. AprI l6 -
Charles h. Hughes. in a. statement
here today denied Gat.y that he had
been retained 10y New YORK. traction
Interests or had received money
from them. a1 had been asserted
IN testimony before athe New York
legislative inquiry now I'm progress
i have read The pyeposterous
story publi.,hod "a tho report ~ the
Albany hearing said Mr. Hughes
that had been paid 100000 by
tho traction Interests to appear at
the Legislative hearing on the
Carson Martin bin. There is not IA
word ~ truth In H. have not been
retained by The traction iutcroSt1
and | have not received - dolIr
from them. The iaul - thn, J was
asked by Tho four Ne Insurance
companies, the Equitable, Sew YORK
LIf" Mutual and Metropolitan.
which are larT" holders of traction
bonds to represent them at the rub
l.r hearing before the Legislative
committee ana to make an arEumcu,
in support Of the bill especially on
the constitutional questions involved
This haa been my only connection
win the matter | may hdd. that I
hay" not received a Zee or rendered II
bill and when / do. l' win bc. OF
course, simply 4 reasonable cha rgr
Tor The legal service
Aside num the public hearing
have not had any communication
with any member OF the Legislature
about the matter"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-17
French Papers NOw
Prdisiny President
For Peace Position

PARIS, April 1G. tIGavHsl .--
The negotiations between the rep
rcsentatives Of the allied and as
FuCiHtcd governments virtually
were completed Tuesday, the Echo
Dig Paris says IT. learns from an au-
thoritntlv" source. The newspa
per adds that nt no time has the
undcrsta nding between France and
the United states been closer and
that the French government is
completely satisfied with the atti-
tude of President Wilson
Tho Gaulois says that the final
agreement on the frontiers he
tween JuRo- -Slayia and italy will
he incorporated IN the preliminary
peace treaty with Germany.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-17
British AsfrOlOger
Prophesies Another
War to Start in 1926

By The Associated rren
LONDON, April ~ There Will
be another world war beginning In
June, l92G according o. a writer
In tho BRUSH journal OF Astrology
This prophet, who signs himself
"Scphlrial, asks FOR serious
hearing lnnsmuch as he claims to
have published year IN advance
In each case the exact date the
war ~ l9l4 and OF the cessation
OF hustllitlcH
The first phase OF the next
war he writes, win begin with
Turkey, whose pcrtidy viii lead To
its tntl overthrow IN l92l -.
This limo Hrus,iau intrigue vlll
dumludt" the position ln the Near
East affecting Greece, Turkey and
Prussia l'ut according to my cal
Cuiaiiuns the great crisis will not
be- reached untl June. 1879.
In this great war. which may
hc regarded AS Prussia counter
of the war OF iglI-lS, the malsyo-
lent furcoH tako their rise IN
Vienna and Gor,iu. ascend to
lrrUprad penetrate through tho
whole uf liurs,a and descend VIA
the RluCk sea and Turkey IN Asia
ON the Syria and pulosilne"
Another alllod victory IL pre-
diCtrl by "SuphlriaL'