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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

(.INCEBCItCi, w. Fen. lo.--Thc
i.EachburC Ministerial Union has
elected the Following officers for the
c-sHins ycar; President. Dr. w. T..
ial7lrr, Westminster presbyterian;
Nics- president Dr. Joseph r. Dunn, ST.
Hanl's Episcopal; secretary. Rev. @.
fl@her, Stecd. First Christian; assistant
secretary, Rev. j. s. Gresham. West
End Methodist. and treasurer, Few. Il.
= Mcfarland, Rive-Inont BAPTIST. The
union has a committee at work on
I,isns for a three weeks union evanGel-
!s'ic meeting TO DC held at the City
: aditoriurn Immediately following
- S;cr Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
Have You Lost vitality?

DO YOU feel tired in The morning
and easily exhausted? Is your back
weak? Is your memory falling" DO
you have difficulty in fiXin. Your
thoughts? Are YOU losing ambition?
DO YOU feel that you are not the
man YOU once were? DO you have
not fla she's up aud down the spine
or sudden faint spells. especially
after eating: Have yoa pa!pitatioa
OF the heart. duh headaches, pain ~
the base of tho brain. sudden spells
IKE fright from no apparent cause"
ATc You very restless or siccplcss
al night? Arc you nervous and ir-
rita Die with a feeling that YOU
want TO be alone" Are you gloomy
with sense Of great oppression
upon you? lf So then YOU need my
treatment
II YOU have any or all of the
above symptoms, you surely 10 not
desire 10 remain SO Let me explain
20 you my methods of rebuilding
nc strength. Call today for a
friendly talk. Everything confdcn
tiai.
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

LYNCIIBUEG. VA Fob. IL ,rpo,,,c.
gEni hS' been mad" her. Of The imarrsc
Leila Hard burgess. OF tai. citv 10 los
q. Glass. Of Norfolk. The ceremony VA.
'e''o''heh by justice OF tho Peace Munden.
FHEDERlCKSBCEG VA Fcb la-p-
5I"n b9urlsss SomerYiii". d4ughtcr OF
S - ,nmci %om"ryili:. OF I;apidan, Culpcpci,
~, IreShyyier!ann church ~ O'clock This
church performed tho c-rcInony
i.fNCHBURG. VA. Feb. lo--Wjl!i,I, II
Riley ana MISE Katherine Elizabeth Sprs
~. brih OF l.yanhhuTr, wctc married Mon
~, nc "Cl.brart being Rev r. loan
Nannon. o thc McthoGis-t chmrnh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

MOI la been
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NJ L. FELL. AMY THE to>nr,o>
TO
rr IN ignorance nny
% c,iatcth
.NT,rIC
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
Chnrse lie stole Automobile.

~ NT, w. Foo. H.
t.rne5; Howdyshell was arrested yes
tc-Gay by chief OF Police Frank l..
Dovcl for stealing an automobile be
longing 70 J. W Erunk. from Cour:
Sfiarc. Uhn-c IL WAS parked, Monday.
THi5 - tho jjrst automobile % b" stolen
r,i;hiu tic corporate limits OF the city.
iio~dN:heu is a !oung man about
nineteen years OF *" and only last
Salo-ner finished . period of three years
II TIC state Reform school foT steal
.rs 4 bicycic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
Animal Serun-Thc Great
RcjuycnatOr!

SCIENCE has long sought and a;
last found a Remedy that reaches
the FOUNDATION Of weakness.
ANIMAL SERUM il this great
discovery. The life giving vital
cells extracted from animals can
by microscope be shown in this
SERUM which, is used 20 vitalizc
the human nerves. 1t builds be-
cause IT'S NATURES OWN FOOD.
IT'S equally suitable for young. mid.
dlc-2Scd or older men. No matter
how weak, nervous and incompetent
your case may seem. can posi-
lively assure you IL VIII produce the
most prompt and gratifying results
VI such wonderful NERVE
BUILDER and rcconstructivc that
many cases OF total paralysis have
been reported permanently relieved.
Remember. yonr SUCCESS depends
upon your ability TO do things
want every man who Is not what
lac ouSh; TO be TO call on mo and
learn about the GREAT DlSCOV-
EEN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
10 Organize Stool, Breeder,

Bristol, VA. Feb. ia series 81
meetings Will he held in different sec
lions OF Sullivan County this week for
the purpose % reviviui; The Pure Bred
ave stock Association. County Agent
n. NJ. Cox Will address the Farmers
Union al Bc!d!emsn one day this week.
other meetings arc scheduled AT Kings
port and HoiSton institute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

Us ;or the best baYEsins
IN used cars. VIC specialize IN them K
i. kachier =. Nest Broad.
StiCK--One D passcnscr HuIc;<. 1917 model
brand new tire. good condition. Mus;
sell Guick, Brand t!ew osssengcr DAVIS
quick ~ Tor cash: bargain. 500 ives:
CHEVROLET 1915 Baby Grand practically
new. selling for want or use Phone
Madison 9:9l-W. y. II. TO r. NJ
COLE ). 1917. seven.pas scnEer touring car
new paint: lac condition. like new: wi!
Madison 6l.o-W or tsonlcv yard 25!i.
FORD. 1915 Sedan. u.> new. $3.50 or ri'
trade for 1918. 1917 Ford touring. ~ South
'icnin.
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Wanted by wa,htD.,ou ,.ol,c,

DANN1LLE, VA. Feb. i9-Elipn
Narney, who was arrested in Washing
ton three weeks ago and brought bacl.
here as a fugitive from justice, is now
wanted By tho Washington police.
Narney is charged with larceny here
and was bonded in the sum OF $3.50 for
his appearance III court next March
lic left Danvillc and returned to Wash
!ngton, where he is now aought on tho
charge OF obtaining moncy under false
pretenccs
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rnrn,cr Now u,ul,r,,,

IL NLFIEU KL'. w. Feb. IH--t.l,..
Booker. Cumberland County farmer.
has flied voluntary bankruptcy pcti-
ton in the Federal Court here H.
which he shows liabilities of sl"4S.a0
and assets OF S%2I. The assets. how
ever are. claimed by the petitioner
under the state exemption laws.
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Why YOu Should Come to Me:

{. adhere ent;rcI. (, Office prnc-
ticr, specializing i'm those diseases that
can be best treated at my Offices. Ec-
cause Of this, have 81 more perfcrt
command OF the diseases ] treat, thu,
producing better and spccdicr results.
=. My equipment is very complete,
consisting OF the very latest electrical
Appliances, Including N-itay. also bnc-
terms, ynecines, medicines, cite.
=. All pntfcnts receive my PER-
SOSAL ATTENTION. J have no assist
ants or students. There is no change
IF doctors. You get my undivided Mt
tcntiOn at every call. This close, per-
sonaI study Of your case assures speed
lest possible relief.
e. will he found In my Offices
whenever you call during my Office
hours. This means M unnecessary
whiting and loss of time.
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rnrIcr ~. John Drnt,n..

I:NlSTOL Va. FEB lt.--Porter J.
st John was drowned yesterday on
5thc coas. ~ Nev York. according 10
e. message received hcrc. No details
~"re given, bu. II is thought that ne
irll overheard from tho steamer Win
chester He was twenty three wears
oid and a son Of the late William l..
-. John. Of Bluff City. near here. Young
st. John was serving IN tho Ua;ted
States SaTy. Two brothers ana nvc
d!siers survive him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
Steamer Cnrtu,is Trir.

fSEpClICkSBURG VA, zen, IT,
OWING TO an accident 20 the propeller
z: &c Steamer Calvert, delaying her
FOR repairs. tho steamer was not able
to come higher up the T,a ppahannoch
RIVER than Iappahannock today. From
that point size vii! take mp schedule
TO Baltimore on Friday morning. The
steamer vas due hcrc tonight. No
steamer viii come higher than Tappa-
h@nnocl: until Friday, arriving here
,rf-t4. r.Crninc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
Wore rh,n c.uae Released.

IS Assor!nicd rrcas.I
N5HlNGToN. Feb. Io.--Of aoout
23,ppp civilians employed "a Washing
ton by the War Department when tho
armisicc was signed. reports made
pubic today show more than 5000 have
been released.
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rir. Start, in Ho,e, n,d.

=! NTI1EC 10, w. Fch. I9-PI-c
.;srtin- in a bed in the Hotel Carroll
here ti::a Tnorning caused 5000 dam
aye. most OF which vas the result OF
thc sprinkler devise which worked
rsrfcctiy. a bed was burned and tho
hotel filled with smoke. Most OF the
damage vas Done in roor below by
water from the sprinkler device Tho
origin OF Tho hlaze Is unknnr.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

~ .HDTN. >. z, ZOO. IH.--.tn Arn1r
&irplane carrying eleven rasscn.eTS
HniGh arrived r,..l a. Emerson Field Camp
JIac.son Ecs;crday. from Elizabeth. \.
ion, Texas. loft shorty after noon 10.
day FOR southern Field Americas. ia
six smaller planes acted Az rcrnr:
When the bis machine took the az
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Stomach ills

permanently disappear afinr drirkirr
tho celebrated Shivar Mineral WA
p2SiuToly guaranteed by money BACK
cIicr' iaStcS unc: costs 'rlnc no
''Vcrod anywhere by our {ici,,5
..senih. Srcnce NunnaInaktr % Iho,,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

LYNCiiBURG. W., Feb. ia.-Alrs.
}. T. kcistcr, Of Cambria. has been
notified o! tho death Of her son. Cor
pora Mason ~. kcistcr. headquarters
OF tho second Battalion. Three Hun
drcd and Seventeenth Infantry. which
occurred in October in France OF ap-
pcndic.iis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
Decay and Premature Death.

follow III the wake OF neglected
diseases, such as Blood POISON ami
others Pain in the Bones. Muci,s
i,"tchcS ~ the Mouth, Gruptions on
INC Skin, spots before ;ho Eyes are
some OF the symptoms that herald
inc coming OF decay. Paralysis and
l1o,oino'or- Ataxia arc later mani
fcstations of this terrible prorrc.-
Sivc disease.
These conditions can positively be
avoided by instituting the proper
treatment.
Put YOUR Case Up to Me
on Will appreciate CONSCIEN-
liOCS and SklLLFUL treatment.
Come to Specialist who knows
NOW, when, where TO treat to give
YOU quick relief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

!. nocn temperature "
l.. NJ. temperature. .......
=. u. temperature ..
Maximum temperature to S !. ".
Minimum tsurcratu"c to S i. NJ.
II can Temperatures yesterday ~
Norma temperature for this date.
Deficiency yesterday .
Excess since March | .......
Excess since January .......
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
school Teacher. Organize.

T.YNCIIECNG, w. Fcn l0.--N ioca
Union Of tho American Federation q,
Teachers has been formed here amnnc
public school teachers with The .oi,
loving officers: chairman. H. \
NcckerSon: secretary, Miss Jessie
Peters, and treasurer. Miss; EIi2ahctI
q ,r -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
The Weather

i'orctnSt: Virginia,
'lir Thursday:
TT Id "a y increasing
c'OuaIness and warm
or. probably raj II
west portion and Ivy
night i'm caHt portion.
y OFT u t:irOiina-
fnir Thursday. Fri
day rain. warmer in
cast portion.
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Fnther. and sons TO BANQUET.

hKISTUT- w, Fcb. ia banquet
celebrating, the. annual Father ana
Son OF the Young Mems Christian
Associations. was held here Tuesday
night. About 100 fathers and sons
we're present and several talks were
made b. prominent local business men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
Eine Cntrh of Fish.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Feb. 10
several dozen iinc roc herring wero
brought here today from Potomac
Geek the first Of tho season md sold
Tor o cent? each The herring are
@uai beginning 10 ria- Other var.cties
A-"i hah arc also beginn!ns 10 start uD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

'
Temperature. 81: humidity. 49, wind,
direction, north: wind, velocity. =
miles: state OF weather, clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

FoRDs-wE HAVE \ FEW USED FoRps
on HAND a II rILLEn 1909 WEST
nROAD STREET
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

and i, is thought that fresh fish VIII
soon be regular commodity in the
:DaEEct
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AZ GOMOB.LES'-

NE ALWAYS HAVE ToH SALE
RELIABLE USED AUTOMOBILES
AND rnccks MOTOR In.
CHANGE BUILDING. se5-sis W.
BROAD 81
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Suffercrs-Read Every Word
OF This important Message:

! want TO talk to every sufferer
from Blood, Special. Nervous and
skin Diseases. The fact that YOU
are skepiicai does not discourage
me in tho least: nearly al my pa.
iicnts tell OF this Same experience
am alternating such case. every day
and iecl sure | can DO tho same for
you. | especially solicit all stub
born, complicated and long standing
cases. Men WHO realize the serious
ness and gravity OF their condition
Will appreciate the benefits confer.
rcd and the lasting benefits | give.
tonic To nc for free consultations.
! viii then explain how different.
better and more helpful arc my nc
thods OF treatment. Ny special
training and long years OF expert
encc in ;reaa ting stubborn, nervous.
BLOOD and skin Diseases give ne
many advantages in their treatment
and satisfactory alienation is as.
surcd.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

OAKLAND six. touring. In splendid con
Lttlon: will sell to quick buyer for $500
For sale vt Terminal Motor Co. Eintl
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t.0c:ii Ituinfall.

Rainfall !. hours ending y. " Non.
Rainfall "a hours ending =. NJ. None
deficiency since March ........ : ...S
Deficiency since January . 81
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automobiles for Sale. II

ATLAS oHi.+ALF-ToN DELIVERY WITH
CLOSED BODY: GOOD RUNNING con.
piTlo% CHEAT FOR CASH. w.
DoTp, .!s WEST BROAD STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

OVERLAND ROADSTER. ASK Fen Mnl
ADAMS CAR. RUNS AM LOOK A
LIKE NEW. GOOD TIRES all
AROUND MOTOR EXCHANGE BLpc;
els WEST BROAD STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

HUDSON go roadster. in nrs,-ciass cor.
dition. Will sacrincc TO quic,t huge!
DroD by and see th!s bargain at Layne's
1909 Wcat Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

TEucE-o"L i--.ro% HELLT rHucX
IN FihsT-cLAss CONDITION. PHicLu
i;!GHl FOR QUICK SALE o$g L.lp
TON ErURLIc TnCck-, WIN
STAKE BODY. THIS is PICK ~.
FOR soME ONE. THREE ASD" oN,:-
HALF-ToN REPUBLIC TRUCE -iN rIHg
CONDITIONS. II. u. KING MOTOR cor.
PoRArloS. $50 WEST BROAD srnut.Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

OWENS MOTOR CO.-Exciusiycly e1c,;;,,ji,.,,
trucks Giant. heavy duty: Collier. liz
duty built Tor bigger business C,yr,
Motor 20. Phone Madison iso. is23 M ti.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

R!;O fonr.cylindcr. nve-pagscngcr. :ai;
Erankiin Motor Co. :ooT Wet Dront
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-27
Commencement Program at
Rutgers College Announced


NEW BRUNSWICK, May 27.-The
Commencement program of Rutgers
College, announced yesterday by
President Demarest, will be featured
by a dinner to be held in Ballantine
Gymnasium Monday night June 9th,
in honor Of the Rutgers alumni and
undergraduates who have returned
from war. Speakers will be chosen
from alumni who have especially
distinguished themselves in action.
The compIet program is as follows:
Saturday, June 7th-The Junior
Exhibition, in the Kirkpatrick Chap
ell.
Sunday. June sth-Musical Service
in the Kirkpatrick Chapel, at 4 p. NJ.
The Baccalaureate Sermon by Presf-
dent Demarest, in the First Reform
ed church, at 1890 p. M.
Monday. June 9th-Class Day Ex-
ercises in the Ballantine Gymnasium
at 1890 A. NJ. Baseball, Princeton
VS.. Rutgers, at Nelson Field, $3.50 p.
NJ, the Alumni Parade at 2 p. NJ. War
Service Dinner, in the Gymnasium. al
6 p. NJ.
Tuesday, June 10th-Meeting of
the Board of Trustees. Meeting of
the Alumni Association, in the Alumni
House, 9:30 A. NJ. The 1881 annual
Commencement, In the Second Re-
formed church, 1850 A. NJ. The
Alumni COLLATION. in the Gymnasium,
at 1900 p. NJ. The Presidents Re-
ception, at the Alumni House, 4 p.
NJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-27
Local Owls Visit Paterson

Five members of Perth Amboy
Nest No. 1927, Order Of Owls, accom-
panied National Organizer e. G. %
and Deputy Organizer A. G. Lotsey to
Paterson last night where they assist
ed in the initiation of a class or
twenty-five candidates in Paterson
Nest. Worthy Vice President James
Hurley was given the honor Of obli-
eating the new members. Secretary
Thomas Lucas, of Perth Amboy Nest,
in an address before the members
present at the gathering, made an
appeal for the orphans fund of the
organization in the state.
An invitation extended by Perth
.Amboy Nest to visit here on June ~
was accepted by the Paterson Nest:
1t is expected that the local nest will
then have secured its 500 member
ship. Vice President Hurley and j.
Schoenfelt, of Perth Amboy Nest,
will go to Paterson next Monday
night to assist in the boosting of the
membership of that organization.
Those from here in the party that
went up by automobile were National
Organizer Cox, District Organizer
Lotsey, Vice President Hurley, Score
tary Lucas, ]. ~Schoenfelt, Martin loft
and ]. H. Burns, Jr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-27
Two Holdups Reported

NEW BRUNSWICK, May 27-Two
holdups were reported to the police
this morning, both being committed
about midnight.
Joseph Orban, of Plum street. was
halted last night shortly before
twelve o'clock by two colored per-
sons. a male and female. The man
held Orban while the woman went
through his pocketes, securing there
from $106 in bills. After they had
robbed Orban, his two assailants dis
appeared. The affair was reported to
the police and a description was given
of the highwayman and his accom-
plice. Francis Emanuel, a sergeant
of the 22nd Infantry in Camp Raritan,
apprehended Lugin Cross. the man
who held up Orban. and turned him
over to the police.
Alfred Conklin reported that two
men had held him up at Drift and Sc
dam streets last night and relieved
him of $3.50. The police investigated
the incident, but were unable to cap
ture the robbers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-27
City Traffic Ordinance
to Be Submitted to Aldermen

The traffic committee of the Board
of Trade met yesterday noon In the
Madison hotel and discussed the draw
ing up Of a traffic ordinance for this
city. which is to be submitted to the
Board of Aldermen in connection with
the operation of bus lines here.
Nc action was taken. however, as
1t was thought best to wait until after
the forum meeting on Thursday noon.
at which time the address will be
made by Joseph Crawford. superin-
tendent of traffic of Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-27
SCuIIy introduces 43
Bills for Hun Cannon

Congressman Thomas j. Scully, of
this district, is proving himself the
most active representative in Capitol
Hill In introducing bills which IN
result in cities and towns In his dis
trict securing captured German can
non and other war trophies. Although
Congress Is only a week old 500 bills
have already been introduced and the
end viii come only when every rep
r~esentatiye has exhausted the list of
places in his district.
Forty-three bills have been intro
duced by Congressman Scully al
ready in order that some Of those zap
tured Hun gun might be brought TO
place In the Third Congressional Dis
trict, Middlesex, Monmouth n
Ocean counties are being looked after
by Congressman Seully.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-27
LIST Of Tbsa.o
FOR NEXT WEEK
Many Cases to Be Tried Next
Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
On star Corrrspordem

~ Std6 CoTresBordeuA
NEW BRUNSWICK, May 27-The
list of trials for mex week was an
nounced this morning. a majority OF
the cases being on charges of larceny
and receiving. The list follows:
Monday, June 2: Michael Terlesky,
larceny and receiving. Thomas Brown,
attorney; Lewis Tobias. rape, Horace
Barwfs; Lehman walker, larceny and
receiving, Horace Barwis; John Lebt-
sky. larceny and receiving. Jacob
Klein.
Tuesday, Juno 3: Hugh REILLY. car
nal abuse, John Kirkpatrick; James
G~unson, varnal abuse. John Kirkpat-
rick; John Stantien. rape and carnal
abuse. Jacob Klein; Lirio Avila and
Andriano Bedal, robbery, c. Raymond
Lyon; Thomas Spencer, larceny and
receiving, c. Raymond Lyons.
Wednesday, june 4: Mary Malak,
larceny and receiving. Andrew j.
Wight; Ben Elfant. Jr., larceny and
receiving; Sally Douglass. larceny and
receiving, Walter Suydam; Andrew
Fale, atrocious assault and battery,
Andrew j. Wight; Joseph KoZa, fnde-
cent exposure. J. b. Helm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-27
ShrIners at Newark Affair

Several members of the order from
this city took part in the ceremonial
session and parade of Shriners of Sa-
laam in Newark last night. 1t Is
estimated that about 5000 were In the
parade hat took place before the
ceremonial session was held at the
First Regiment Armory In Newark.
There were large delegations from
Albany. Brooklyn, New York, Phila-
delphia, Trenton, Bridgeport and
Reading. The class of $40 candidates
is said to have been the largest ever
initiated at one time.
Many of the Shriners wore uniforms
of officers of the army and navy.
There were automobiles containing
wounded Shriners from Colonia and
there was also the ambulance from
Colonia given by Salaam Temple in
command Of Lieutenant A. Hoff-
man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-27
KING Opens Headouarters

Warren c. King. candidate for
governor of New Jersey at the forth
coming Republican primaries, 1T Is
announced, has opened state head
quarters at Bound Brook. adjoining
his home borough of Middlesex,
where his campaign C. s.
Atkinson, VIII keep in touch with
every section of the state. In addi-
ton, Essex county headquarters have
now been opened in the Broad Street
theatre building. with Fred German,
of East Orange, in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-27
Men Wanted For Transport Corps.

Attractive advantages are offered in
the Motor Transport Corps. Chauf-
feurs, assistant chauffeurs, auto repair
men auto mechanics, garage men,
etc. Any one with a technical edu-
cation or a desire for n Will find
congenial work in the Motor Trans
port Corps. The schools where you
are trained are equipped with all the
Ix.ost a..u modern too1s. All that Is
Necessary for thorough instructions In
any one of the trades taught. Upon
completion Of a course a man Is a
specialist and familiar with every de-
tail of its kind In his trade.
Opportunities for promotion are ex-
celient for the right man. III you have
not yet decided to a ke up D trade,
come and consult us. and we SHAH
place you If any m or our
ical lines and with great success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-27
Ladies! Salute Him!
Discovers drug that loosens
sore, touchy corns so
they lift out

A noted Cincinnati chemist discov-
cred q new ether compound and called
It freezone and little quarter ounce bot
ties can now be obtained from any
drug store for a few cents.
You simply apply several drops OF
freezone upon a tender corn or pain
callus and instantly the soreness
disappears, then shortly you will find
the corn or callus so loose that you
can just lift IL off with the fingers.
No pain. not a bit of soreness, either
when applying freezone or afterwards
and 1t doesn't even irritate the skin.
Hard corns, soft corns or corns be-
tween the toes, also toughened cal
luses Just shrivels up and lift off SO
easy. 1t Is wonderful J Seems magical
II works like a charm. Millions of
women will hereafter keep a little bot
tie of the wonderful freezone handy
and never let a corn ache twice.-Adv.