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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
WILSON UNABLE TO
ENTERTAIN ALBERT
Royal BeIgians to Be Guests
of MarshdIIs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.--Owing to the
illness Of President Wilson, King AL
bert and Queen Elizabeth Of Belgium
and their son, the Duke OF Brabant, will
not be entertained at the White House
during their stay in Washington from
October 81 to 80, They will be the
guests instead OF the vice-P President and
Mrs Marshall.
Plans for the visit OF the Belgian royal
party were announced to-day in the
following statement by Secretary Tu-
multy.
Secretary Tumulty to-day issued the
following statement:
1T is much regretted that the illness
Of the President will make it impos-
sible for the President and Mrs. Wilson
to receive the King and Queen of the
Belgians and the Duke of Brabant, as
their guests.
During the visit Of their majesties
and his royal Highness in Washington.
the Vice-President and Mrs Marshall
will act In the place of the President
and Mrs. Wilson as hosts for the Gov
eminent of the United states.
Their majesties and his royal high
ness, during their visit to Washington.
will occupy the residence of the third
Assistant Secretary of State"
The Belgian royal party Is to arrive
at Washington October 81 for a stay
Of three days The King will be re-
ceived on October 20 by the Senate and
House, both of which will recess for
the purpose. The King and Queen will
cave Washington on Oct. 30 for either
New York or Newport News, to sail for
home.
The home of Assistant Secretary Long
OF the State Department, where the
royal party will stay, was the home Of
the British War Mission. which was
sent to this country in 1917. Members
Of the mission included A. ]. Balfour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
BRITAIN TO REDUCE
NAVY TO $4,000 MEN
Personnel Only so Per Cent.
of Old Peace Strength.

PORTSMOUTH, England, Oct. 1S.--The
personnel of the British navy will be
reduced to $4,000 men when the United
States ratifies the peace treaty, 1t is
stated by the Evening News to-day on
what it asserts to be authoritative in
formation. The number of marines, it
adds, will be cut to 10000. (The pre-
war strength of the British naval per-
sonnet. as shown by the figures for 1914,
was 114.236 officers and men. The num-
Der of marines in the same year was
1S,042.)
1t is reported. says the newspaper. that
1t is the intention of the Government to
close all overseas naval stations and
bring home the ships abroad, showing
the fiag only by means Of flying squad
ronS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
q. s. MEN BACK FROM SIBERIA
Soldiers Reaching San Francisco
Complain of Conditions.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 1s.-Carying
1878 members of the Twenty-seventh
and Thirty-first Infantry returning home
after fifteen months service in Siberia,
the transport Logan arrived here to-day
from Vladivostok. making the third boat
arriving here to date with returned
Siberian expeditionary troops.
The men complained about prison
stockades and general conditions sur
rounding the American occupancy In
Siberia There were sixteen bodies Of
American troops killed in battle with the
Bolshevilxi. Three men were In the brig
to be transferred to disciplinary bar
racks here,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
DUNAMUNDE REWON
BY LETTISH FORCES
Prisoners Report Continued
Arrival of German Troops.

COPENHAGEN, Oct 1s.--Premier u
mann of Letvia telegraphed to-day from
Riga announcing that the Let's on
Thursday recaptured from the Germano-
Russian forces Dunamunde the port at
the mouth Of the Duna. northwest of
Riga.
The capture was effected after fight
ing of the fiercest character. The Let's
also regained Bolderaa, south of Duna-
munde, and reached Ilgezeen, on the OPP
posite bank of the river. They took
500 prisoners. Allied warships, the tele-
gram reported supported the Lettish
attack.
Prisoners taken by the Let's, II was
added. assert thatGerman troops are ar
irving continually in the Baltic from
Germany.
PARIS. Oct. IS. Gen. Mangin, the
French member of the Interallied Com
mission appointed to superintend the
evacuation Of the Baltic States by the
troops of Gen. Won der Goltz, will leave
paris Immediately for the Baltic, II was
decided to-day by the Supreme Council.
Brig. Gen. S. A. Cheney. U. S.A. and
representatives of the other great Pow
ers will follow in few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19

helm Ellenbogen, Secretary of state
Tor Trade, Industry and Construction
Herr Seipel. Under Secretary in the
Ministry of Specialization under Dr.
Bauer, also resigned. DR.. Reusch sue
ceeds DIR, Josef Schumpeter as Minister
Of Finance.
There are no other important changes
IN the Cabinet, Herr Zerdik having de-
termlned to reconsider his resignation
as Minister OF Public Works. Herr
Jodok Finck, remains as Vice-Chan-
cellor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
DON COSSACKS CAPTURE 5000.

HELsINGFoRs. Oct 1S.-A wireless
message from Taganrog. Russia. on the
Sea of Azov, announces that the Don
Cossack troops captured 5000 Bolshe-
Wiki in the vicinity of Voronezh, re-
Gently occupied by Gen. Denikine after
hard fighting.
A Bolshevk counter offensive in this
vicinity was reported this week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
Social Call In a Plane.

Boston, Oct. 1s.-Capt. Francis B.
Williams of New York, accompanied by
his wife. arrived here tonight in a
hydro-airplane piloted by Lieut.. Clifford
L. Webster The plane left Port Wash
lngton, n. Y, at 80 o'clock this after
noon and alighted in the Charles River
basin at 6 AS p. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
VIENNA ASKS u. S.
AID FOR WINTER
City Council Points Out Des-
perate Conditions.

VIENNA, Oct. 1s.-Resolutions asking
American assistance for Vienna so that
the city might be able to exist through
the winter were passed by the City Coun-
ell last night.
The resolutions call attention TO the
deplorable condition of the city and
point out that the prospect for better
ment is poor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
MINOR INQUIRY ORDERED.
Senate Committee to Investigate
Writer'S Activities.

by the Senate Judiciary Committee Of
the activities Of Robert A. Minor,
former newspaper correspondent. who
was arrested at Coblenz on charges of
distributing Bolshevik propaganda
among American troops, was authorized
to-day by the Senate. Adoption of a
resolution by Senator King, Democrat,
Utah. followed failure of the War De-
partment to reply to two resolutions by
the Senator asking for information re-
garding Minor.
Any person participating in mob,
riot or other public disturbance, while
clothed in an army or navy uniform
would be subject to criminal prosecu-
ton under a resolution introduced to-
cay by Senator New OF Indiana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
AUSTRIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
Ministry Immediately Is Recon-
structed by DIR. Renner.

VIENNA, Friday, oct. 1.-THE Aus
trian Cabinet, headed by DR.. Karl Rem
rer, resigned tonight, but was recon-
structed Immediately under DR.. Renner
rs Premier. with few important changes
Dr. Otto Bauer. Minister of Sociali-
zation and originally Minister Of For
elgn Affairs, is succeeded by DR.. Will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
AUSTRALIAN TAX
CAUSES REVOLT
Uprising in North Prompted
by Spirit Similar to
That of '76.

MELBOURNE, Australia, oct. 1s.-Citi-
zens of the Northern Territory of Aus
tralla complained, as did the Ameri-
can colonists of taxation without rep
resentation," have risen to eject the
Territorial Government established in
that part of the Commonwealth. They
demand the institution of representa-
tive government and the right to vote.
These decisions we're taken at citi-
zens' meeting held at Port Darwin the
principal harbor of the Territory, at
which a resolution was adopted de-
claring that the system of administra-
ton of the Territory by an advisory
council had proved abortive. The citi-
zens demanded the resignation of Judge
Bevan and of the Secretary-Director of
the Territory. r. ]. Evans. A second
resolution requested these officials to
leave the Territory by the first steamer
in order ito avoid a revolution"
The citizens of the Northern Terri
tory complain that although paying
taxes they possess no votes and now
demand a provisional government.
The Northern Territory, a sparsely
settled region in northern Australia
with an area of 523,620 square miles
ana pOpulatlon, eACluulng aboriginal
tribes of less than 5000, was formerly
corporate part of the State of South
Australia. but it was surrendered by
the South Australian Government to the
Commonwealth January 1, 1911. and
has since been governed under an APP
pointive territorial administration.
The coastal regions of the territory
have a tropical climate, but in the in
terror is a table land rising gradually
from the coast to a height of about
100 feet. Parts of this table land are
excellently adapted to grazing and the
white inhabitants, about one-half Of the
s 900 aboriginal population. are
principally engaged in cattle raising.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16

UNDERWEAR
The largest showing of Mems Sum-
mer Underwear in Perth Amboy, in
Union Suits and Separate Garments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
BABY SHOW IS NEWEST
DIVERSION OF D0UGHB0YS

Paris, April 2s.-A show Of American
babies In a u. 8. army camp In France Is
the latest diversion Of the A p. F., who.
always on the ookout for something new,
usually End II. OF course It was not a
show Of real babies. but It was an exhibit
ton Of their photographs, AZ entered by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16

HOSIERY
MEMS S0X in all the best brands
made, in Cotton, Silk Lisle and Pure
Silk, also fancy Silk Hose, clicked and
striped effects; priced 25c pr. up to $1.55
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
Public Opinion
CITY PLAN.

CITY PLAN.
EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
After reading your editorials in re-
| gard to a city plan, l am greatly in
favor of such a plan, but think it is
a little unwise that one person should
lay the whole plan. Are there not
enough men in the city of Perth Am
boy with good brains to make such
a plan? Two heads car think, give
ideas and make plans better than one
head. Why not get as many individ-
ual suggestions, ideas and plans as
possible, then name a committee to
judge and sort out the best points and
from the best points. form the best
city plan?
l am sure the aldermen themselves
could be of great help, Gas they ought
to be) If they would take enough
time to walk each street in their re-
spective ward and make out a list of
all needed improvements or each
sidewalk, street or empty lot. l do
not mean that they should ride
| around in an automobile and make
| out a list for improvements. as the
list would be too small, for the simple
| reason they would not take time to see
all the minor things which are in need
of improvements. No, let each alder
man make his own inspection of his
| ward, on foot. and We will have u list
of small and big ideas and suggestions
from each ward (and that mea the
whole city, hat will keep the city
busy for q while to make those inn
provements, and when those improve
ments are made then the city plan Will
be less difficult to form In the mean
time, get all the plans, suggestions n
ideas possible to pick from as you can
| get a better idea of what the citizens
| wanted M what is needed for the
| present and future Perth Amboy.
1 for one, could point out hundreds
| Of places, from h bluff and to the
\ city line, hat need small improve
ments, such as pulling up all the I'M
| slightly old piles and wrecked docks
| along the waterfront; sidewalks on
| almost every street need to be put in
| good condition; cutting dow the hills
on both sides of Hall avenue to the
level of the sidewalk, then we viii
soon see buildings going up there, the
| digging from the Hill to be used to
fill the garbage dumps Cor other hol-
low spots); the dumping ground to
be exchanged for the gas works prop
erty, and so on.
/ may be wrong in some of this, but
then someone else would have a bet
ter idea and of course the best ideas
would be preferred to make the city
plan from. Therefore 1 think it wisest
for the city to secure as many ideas,
suggestions and plans as possible to
pick from instead of letting one expert
from outside do it all.
But the first thing Is to get a start
| without any longer delay. There
ought to be enough citizens who will
SEND in to the EVENING NEWS or to
the ~ suggestions, ideas, plans
and specifications galore, and in the
meantime the aldermen could help
and start with their lists. And the
first and greatest problem for the
citizen is to sen in their ideas as to
the waterfront plan.
Let us get started.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
FOR PARK.
hi EYENING MEMS:

EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
For the interest of the city and
people of Perth Amboy, and its vicin-
tiles, 1 would propose Of having an
Amusement Park such as other cities
have.
1t would benefit the city also the
county and state by keeping amuse-
ment seekers within the city and
would hold the money spent outside
of our town right at home.
As 1t is on holidays and week ends
people are travelling out of the city to
places of Amusement.
There is a great abundance OF
ground within the city of Perth Am
boy where there could be an Amuse-
ment Park such as Hillside Park,
Olympic Park and Vailsburg Park OF
Newark, N. j., and / believe that this
Is a very good idea.
Hoping that some one in financial
standing of Perth Amboy will pick
up this idea.
Having noticed Perth Amboy is a
pace making city and desiring to have
it as such it would set the pace equal
to any city its size.
Hoping that you will print this in
your editorial edition of the Perth
Amboy EVENING NEWS. I remain
MR.. FRANK GLENCK.
Market and Prospect SITS. Perth Am
boy, N. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
Daily Ho, oscobe

The stars incline but do o compel
Sunday, June is, 1919. =
Copyright. 1919. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicatea)
This is not an suspicious day for
most human activities. Uranus and
Jupiter are both in malefic aspect.
The rule makes for severe criti-
cism of persons in high place,
whether In church or State.
During this c~onfiguration 1t is
wise to pursue the beaten paths
diverging little even in thought.
Ministers should be particularly
careful during this sway lest the
spoken word be misunderstood.
The rule foreshadows many changes
in churches n those who preside
over them. Religious controversies
Will multiply and at least one sect
will profit by the schisms in Protest
ant denominations. :
The rise to prosperity OF a COM
munity church which will represent
rather than the theories of theolo-
gians of the past is prophesied.
Uranus continues to exercise a Min
lister power hat is believed to make
hypocrisy and deception easy.
Under the sway Of this planet dam
gerous propaganda will be dissent
mated, te seers declare.
This is not a propitious day for
lovers. since it makes probable disillu-
sionment and disappointment.
There is a sign read as presagine
the organizing of new associations in
which soldiers will WELD great power
When the ingress takes place,
which marks the beginning of the
summer season. June FL, the stars
denote an access of popularity fol-
the President of the United States.
Great reforms hat will benefit
workers are for~eshadowed and there
Is a ~reassuring indication regarding
wages which will not fall apprecfa-
bly,.
Warning is given hat the moral
status of the people of the United
States may be lowered and that
| crimes may greatly multiply.
: Persons whose birthdate ii is may
have trouble in business affairs dur
ing the next yea They should guard
against SANDER. Changes will not bs
lucky.
Children born on this day may bs
impulsive and cratic These subject,
OF Geminf often have q tendency K
exaggerate. They succeed best a,
employesA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14

LUXE Mcluke says.
When a well-built girl catches you
rubbering at her See Everything waist
she doesn't bet .!h<rf as mad as she
would If she VASE well built.
Prohibition has forced lemons I'D
to i've cents each. And for the same
reason you should be able to get about
a ton of cloves for five cents after
July 1.
Another reason why we have so
many divorces is because wirls will in
sist on marrying before they are able
to support a husband.
When they are engaged he thinks
mat she sings like a bird. And after
they have been married a while he re-
members that the crow is a bird.
Never nag your wife about economy
She is liable to start in practicing
economy by making you a shirt on her
sewing machine and force you to wear
it.
And the man who goes to church
because his wife makes him go never
lei much of the m
when you meet a man who acts like
he thought it would be a sir 20 smile,
keep your eye on him. There is sons
thing wrong with him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
DIR. STEELE SAYS:

OF all the pietktfc-but thoroughly cuSed peopnneeA ~ nd there an
righteous INDIGNATION" which means hat We ueNSu - - 70 express
o who makes us madden than those who use tn worn
the feeling of the devil that's in them. = - - o,otin~ Scripture in
They sometimes take a slap 1t Brother. Jones W ~ ne eas of the
the prayer meeting which isn't at all 1ntenoed 70 st "
God, but ather to smfe the heart f ones. ..... ubi,b sbould
They W l give utterance to Old Testament mateuCU 80 ndiTerent
stir 10 anybody excepting those hardened sinners b arr gun NU"
to notes Of warning of my kind. IL 80 a. becone the
Thesea are tn folks whose chief delight IN NE Won QUIZ called upon to
consign their personal enemies to HELM a literal 1asnnl99no ndernna nation
next best thing b promising hese enemies III curses inc ue"""
of the Bible 80. run IN he
Now the Lord doesn't wan n mar to perish--He wants G int look
saved from everything that's degrading and bad Therefore. ne ISL. ows
ing for executionersVHe ant those who will lift loads n carry soI n We
n wipe away tears and there's a N abundanc Of scripture rr VI"
the "saviours"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14

Fact.
Don't let your head~get swelled be-
cause you have, a little fame,
For, four weeks after you have died
and left this world of blame.
They'll say of % as they have said
of others by the score:
"It seems to me that somewhere
have heard of that name before"
Luke McLuke.
And though your name be sunk In
dark oblivion. you in insist,
That by your wife. at least, you will
continue to be missed;
But could you soon come home again
and ask for that sweet dame,
They'd shake their heads and say they
knew nobody of that name.
Newark Advocate.
And though you've made q heap Of
gold and carved your name III
high,
You.l never know the difference wher
you're called up to the sky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
Huh!

A hilltop picture house in Cincin-
natl throws this slide on the screen at
each performances:
Visit the Roof. The Only Place in
Cincinnati Where you Can See Moving
Pictures and Smoke"
Shux! We can see smoke anywhere
in Cincinnati.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
How Language Grows.

Luke has an old dictionary of the
English language hat was published
in London In 1890. Under the letter
X the editor says: "X begins no word
in the English language, but an at
tempt is being made to introduce the
following word:
"Xenodochy. n: S. Hospitality"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
It,s Conc. NOW. George!

tfiUU5tON IItAdSJ fUSt.J
We are not sure hat Luke McLuke
is going to prove a good loser. We
think the Ohio people who are raising
this question would be wise to wait
until the supply laid in last week shall
have been exhausted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14

The great sense of humor a man may
not lack.
When he wants to swat some fresh
bloke;
For when a man sits on an appended
tack,
He can't see the point of the joke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14

Take this dope from me, my neighbor.
Prayer won't help unless you labor;
Hope won't help unless you rustic,
Faith won't help unless you hustle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14

So blow yourself and have Your fun.
but do not lose your head,
FOR l nave always heard it said you'll
be a long time dead.
Hastings (Neb.) Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14

LIABuLITY
INSURANCE

The laws Of this State pro-
vide that every employer Of
labor shall indemnity his em-
pioyees in case they r in
jured. insurance Of this char
acter is mandatory. Our poll
cies fulfill every requirement
of the law. Let us secure you
protection in this important
matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14

Willie-Paw, what is the rae ques-
tion?
Paw-Who is going to win the Der
by, my son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14

If you get tired of looking at paved
streets and granite walks you can al
ways find A. Greenfield in Eminence,
Kentucky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes

How beautiful this old world is along about this time of year!
l look around and cry,~Gee whiz! Il makes me glad Just to b. here!
these are the famous days of June, of which tn well known poets
speak," In all the ages bards have spelled about this seasons joys
and charms, have sung the lilies of the field, and handed nosegays
grounding, leaves his hole, and chants a lay in ringing terms. with
because we're down O n ods and things, he voices thoughts that W Q
poor hicks can't give expression, when he sings. In June W all
woods, the howery lea, all serve to light poetic fires. Emotions
would poets be, IL we knew how to handle Tyres; the brooks, the
strange u bosoms thrill; we wish we had a harp o PEN, and we'd
embalm the sunnt hill, the zephyr singing through the glen. We'd
like tt voice the thoughts that throng, about the landscape and the
skies; we strive to plan a noble song, and end by saying, "Dern the
hies!"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
Bits of By-Plau
BY LUKE McLUKE
Copyright, 1919. the Cincinnati
Inquirer.

Inquirer.
Goshi
He surely Is a. scrappy mutt
Woth fists he'll try to do you;
He'll make advances on you. but
He won't make any to you.
Same Herei
swhat are your favorite illustrated
papers p asked Smith.
sTen and twenty dollar bills" re-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
When a Teller Needs a Frier

TAD. in Harrison (Ohio) News.)
WANTED-Place on farm for DO.
of 13 during vacation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
No JOke,

Said old man Wright,
To old man Blake:
soft drinks are might
Ty hard to take"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
Haw, Haw!

1T says here that rubbing corn meal
through the hair will clean it," said
the Old Fogy, as he looked up from
the newspaper he was reading.
"Huh!' grunted the Crouch. That's
a darn poor way to can corn neal"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
piled Jones.


The Recipe
Most any man can make a name,
If he will only hump;
A fellow can leap into fame
If he'll keep on the jump.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-14
Names Is Names.
A. Kiss lives in Cincinnati.


Our Daily Special.
GOOD Fellows Make Bad Husbands,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-31
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