davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12
MnI6kIih Der @eerbi.

u l1ldBltu 0er SeerU
Ser @ciangoercin D@ut
Slang" febrte mad @eerOigirng
Ieincs @itgIieoeS Mcier in elmer
@irtidoft Elm inO pergnii9tc ii6
nit GegcIlt, nobel monher &ontllS
itieg. gus nun OoS &egel6n1ngelo
be3o6It weroen iollte, ber5i6tete Der
8irt 3li9unitcn ser Sdngerfniis,
iueImer @orFoa nun in nddlter Ser
iammlltng folgcnoermaben 81 8ro-
tofou oer5eidnet nurOe:
o9(nIdBIiA Der @eerOigung Oes
@it0Iieoes Meier $500 in bic Ser
gniigungsfniIc."
Der ser It reute Bro.
Satin: Yg6er, &beoOor,
ipiaIt on Oenn ifon nieOer ms
&on5ert geben2 &onnit 6u oenn
gar ni6t 5u Snltie bIeiben?"
Gotte (Brofeiior): ga, meiBt
gu, &oiaIie, id mitB bod al9 etpas
8eritreuung bobenl"
Satin: o9I6er, Mann, Ou biit
bod idon 5eritrelt aentg!"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12
et0eneride GGiuu.G expedition

Gin 10 reid6altiaes Woterial,
mie es mobl nod feline Expedition
aus Oltolien mitgcbra6t bat, lit
con. oen @elcbrten Der Stotncri1en
Expedition mGGrcllo oe5 &rieges in
DER 6inciiidcn &rOuin3 S5etlfpon
uno I'M goll3en GiiOteil bon @6iue.
it'd Si6et 5uiommengebrodt NOR.
Den. lleber oieic wertuoaen Somm-
l.ngcn mndt 8. SSrael in ~&eter-
manllS Wittcilun9en" genouere Nn'
9aben.
Die nit iebr piel 0tiibe 3nlum-
meugebra6te etbrogropbiide Samm'
lung umfoBt, in groben llmrilien
ongegebcn: 80 oeriGieoene SouS.
6altung8gcrGte, 81 &eefannen aus
&upfer uno @ror3e, 107 peri6ieOe'
ne @ebrou6Sgegenitdnoe 40 amu'
lettfGlten, GO S6muditiide, fat ale
aus reinem Gil6er, ID S6merter
uno 10 bcridieoene Wtciier. II Der
Idie0ene camper, 80 Nummern an
@ogen, 9feilbiinoeln, 6utteralen
un6 &odern, 1877 Nummern iafra.
le @egenItGnoc, pie GempelgerGte,
Slider. Brieiterflcioer, Seiligenbil-
Ser uim., oonn CT Nummern an
9einenflei0ern, Sattel5eugeu, Sc.
i6irren uip. un0 ptele anocre
Dinge.
Die acknowledgement Sammlun.
gen, oie bon Gllnfe angclegt wur.
oen, beriiGiidti9ten Defenders
SAmetterIinge uno babel tuieoer
Die bi8ber berna1ldiii9ten gaft-
lfmetterlinge1 ole in munOer6arer
Wiannigfaltigfeit n%ngetroffen Dur.
oen. 9oneben tpuroen audi Safer
in eritaunli6en Ntengen geininrnelt.
Oos Soeo1, cine SdbresiIberli6t ie-
Der FORMATION 81 er5ielen, fontte
3tpar ni1t erreiht peroen, ober Die
Gammluneen ge6en bod Elm iebr
glttes, bisber nod ME 10 DoaItdn-
dig ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bib Der
Observation-Disclosures Der ge-
lamten Erobiu5 S5etidmon.
Spinnen uno gmeiien fpuroen
Don Dem Ornitbologen Or. @eigolo
gelommelt, Ser ii9 I'M it6rigen auf
oos Stuoium Der &0gel legte. gr
brn9te ndbreno leiner 5weiidbrigen
glrbeit 3175 @ogeIbdlge in ettua
368 9lrten auiontmen uno pies
ii6er 400 perl6ieOene @rten nod.
9nr9 oieie 6oridungen unO
SommIungcn lit nun Der gauge
Siiotcil bon Gbineiiid-S ibet ento-
mologii9 pic ornitbologii@ bouig
g~eniigeno befamtt, I'M Die tiergeo-
gropbilGe @eoeutung 0ieies ouBer-
oroentli9 reihen @cbieteS ais &rto.
tenprnft fir Die infringement Sc
biete at erfldrcn. Grgan5t weroen
oielc Samntlunqen our6 cine be-
oeutenoc Sammlung BON @roB-
idligetierer, ole $50 5Gne in ettpa
SO @rteu umfaBt uno ielterle Siere
beriidli6tigt. AudJ &eptilien, SIM
pbibicn uno Slide iino siemli6 gut
~uertreten.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

I'm oll 70 Srimmings I'M Damn i'm
i'd 5urijd gu Sen @eocsmciIcr I'm
ben i'm rieportet. mas id geouhn
ben. Ct bot geIogt. an mid mar
bod nod nit ollie Sofimna oerlore
I'm id bdtt mioOer email ge3eigt. OoB
i'd bod Ell Shentelnonr fin.
60 melt mar ia oaeS Gonj i&0n
I'M out. olurper id FEN mid Oodl
Drum qebottcrt. mos Die 9i55ie iage
nero. 6or elm GinQ lin ih iduGr,
oob ie mid mcine Gimm6cit I'M
mcin Mou0el an fommen Gems oor'
idmciBe oubt.
@omit ih pcrGIcj6e Sine Sbrn
Iictuer
&6iItp Saueromper.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

nnfere Iieben Ser
manoten. @ausberr: n&ola, gu
nd6item Sreitag abeno moaen mir
mieoer einmal eialaoen Die gar5e
6amiliel"
Satin: nGann limo mir uliO
oreiBig Berionen."
Sausberr: n9llio leg auf flint.
aebn &uperts! Die Sdlfte lit bod
ilnnler beleioigt."
&r1nten0e 8ebaup'
tung. &i9ter: n@eben Sic au,
in Der Nadt auf Dem Na1ballie-
mcgee eeiunsen uno gelarntt gu boz
benz"
Na1ti6m1rmer: Dab mir idon
nad Sauie poaten, beitreite i9
aoila entidicoen."
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

= Gin 2iteratur Sem
~@6, Wtdnnden, fir Den gott-
Iiden S9iaer idtuarme id; Jag
iibrigens, mo- mar feline Seimat?"
naber idame bid, Dab on oas
nidt meiBtl SIT Dir 0enn nidt Die
STEELE in ieinem @eoi9t befannt,
mo er ieIbit bon iid iagt: Au& id
mar in A%rfaoien e~eborenl2"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

gu befdeioen. 81. (im
&~on5ert): n@ie, Sic geben i9on
beim?! SeBt fommt ia nod ein
Soloportrag uno Die groBe Super-
tiire!"
8. $50, miiien sic, id bab'
BON meinem Gbef elm Sreibinet be,
fommen, uro oa mo9t i6 bod
nidt 10 unbei1ei0en iein unO mir
oas gauge &or5ert %anboren!"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12
9nfti6iff ais Slndtmittel.

3pei BON &oln 6ugereilte 9anoler
iuften in einem S%tuttgarter SoteI
2iebbaber fir 3isaretten. 9urd
8ermittlllng zines &euuers per-
fouften lie lire @are an 3mei @dlte
oes &oteIs, Die 6ur6 ibr gemanOtes
auftreten ii6 Sen &ni9ein sob
litngsf1biger 2eute gegeben botten,
gegen einen ouf elmer Miin6ener
@anf ausgeiteuten Sded iiber rullO
10000 Marf. Mnoern Gags moa-
ten tic Sen S6ed in Miind,en einl0-
fen, muBten aber gu ibrer 9eitir-
5ung e~rfabren, oaB er gefGlidt mar.
Sn3pilaen iebten oie S6minoler, Ole
lire Spfer bis l1lm begeleitet bat
ten, oie 3igoretten wieoer ab uno
iliihteten nit Dem @rl0s in einem
BON ibneu ieIblt eeiteuerten araft'
pogen bon ulm nod SrieOrihsbd'
fen uno bon on nit Dem Suftlhiff
.9ooeniee" nod Berlin. Sic Sri
minoIpoli5ei bat als Sdter ben 21'
i1brigen friiberen 6abneniunfer
Siegfrieo @berle bon @eimar uno
sen 2~2iGbrigen &uufmann Sbeooor
@obe bon @iesboOen altsgemittelt
uno in Den Iesten Eagen @0bel uno
einen meiteren, nit Ben bei0en gu
lammenorbeitenoen So6Itapler, ben
90 Sabre alien, meger pieIer ouoe'
rer SdminoeIeien geluAten &eiien'
sen SeImut MottfeIo bon 8erocn
in cinem Stuttgorter &otel feitge-
gberfe lit nod fliiAtig.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

gosboft. SonntasSidger:
D@ir botten iebr quite Srei6er; bic
batten gepiB 80 Soien beim See 81.
iommengetrieben = fein ein5iger lit
1usgefommenl"
S0rItet: so, aIio iino ale er.
ioffenI2"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

geIebrune. SABA, mas
lit 6enn fir elm ltnteridieo 5tuii6en
.GiIite" uno D&ifitotion"?
vSdau, Sarl - ipenn mir our
@roBmutter geben, 10 lit oos eine
Gtiite - menn aber @roBmamd 81
uns fommt, 70 lit es cine giiita-
tior."
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

angeneb m 6 a #.
StammgoIt gum ncuen &caner):
.. @lIien sic, id bin etlpas uer-
posE @ein Sbnen oabcr bic uno
90 Elm &riigel on Oen aopf fliegt
oiirfen sic iid nidtS o'raus
madenl"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

@enau. @rGutigom (Oem
Die Mit9ift ieiner 8rout ousbe5ablt
wiro): vgitte, es febIen nod 10
Nurf!"
G6miegerbater: rBie baiBtI
9ie 10 Marf bat meme 9ofter
i6onl Die bat iie aIs fleines ainO
beri1ludt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12
Grid Il

grf9merenoer I'm.
Ttono. &err (5um @~eIegenbeitss
oidter): sd babe bod BET Sbne:i
idon oeri6ie0enes MAIDEN Iaiien, ga
baben Sic mir immer nur orei
Dollars ongerednet uno iebt,
fir oas Sod5eitsgeoidt, pouen Sic
5ebn 0ouars2!"
9i6ter: nSn, miiien sic, BEL
SoG3eitseeoidten fomme ih iebr
idtper in Stimmung, i9 bin nGmIid
ielbit berbeirotet!"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12
Seucisfraftis.

Gin 2%anoorbeiter iton6 Dor sc.
ridt, ongeflogt, einen Seuidober in
Brand geltedt 81 baben. Sein Ser
teioiger ludte oor8utun, Dab ser
@ngeflogte nidt retbt 5urednungs-
fdbig lei. EotiddIiG bcfunOete aud
Elm 3euge, er CLAUDE, ooB Icbterer
nidt 9an5 ridtig I'M Sopfe lei.
D&0nnen sic cine Satiode an.
fiibren," fra0te ser 8erteioiger oen
8eugen, i'd mcine, fonnen Sic einc
@~elc1enbeit be6eihnen, BEL meIher
iid Ser IngefIagte 10 benabm, oaf
man bon ibm iaaen mubte, er mare
nidt ribtig i'm &opfe?"
80 ia, geipiB," ermioerte ser
3eaee. n@inmal, mie mir Colin
be5abIt befnmen, fanO err in ieinem
2obn.gnpelope einen Collar 81
piel, uno -
ngtun?" froate Ser anpaIt, aIs
Der 3euge 6ogerte.
Or bra6te Sen Dollar benz @e.
iddFtsfiibrer 8uriid," fubr Der
Mnnn fort.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

8erfdnoppt. Silmregii.
ieitr: n@eroen sic 0enn aud einen
@rafen ipielen fonnen2"
y@ber iifer = ib bab's bod Elm
Sabr lang gemodt, Bis iie mid Oa'
BEL ertpiift bobenl"
-unongenebm m. n@ei eltrem
nel,en 2ebrer eibt's pobl bel 8rii.
gel, Sepp2"
80 mel, Ser fennt ms bon
binten better nlS bon born"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

Grau: rNuguit, e%rinnerit 9u
Did nod, wie mir Dor Sabren bier
Itanoen uno Ou Inn meme Sano
anbiclteit, uno wie ib itano nno
nergebens naf @orten iu6tel"
@atte: ~Sb i1 Onran Oente?
IS mar ia oos ictte Wal, oaB i'd
Gid nad @orten iuden iahl"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

eltSglUellO
is jett oudl piO.
ser 9epobit I'm
bcfor lang IS aud
&riBnte6 ga I'M
idl bette meme
9tnS gege e
SdauoIWenelt. ooB
es c gan5e 2ott
q ebe gelulue
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

nSie baben gebetteltI"
80, MID i'm Seringiten, Serr
8a9tmeeIter, id monte blob NAL Die
Milotatigfeit ser Weni9en f~eitItel-
lenl"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12
GheIimes. g
n@arutrt

z Ct q W NNO"NW"F "
oenn 0eine Srou 10 boS9"
.9lf), iie fo&o in meinem Sdreib,
tiId eincn ungeoffncten 2~ie6es6rief."
SEA, tpern Ou i'm nidt einnal
geoffnet batteit, braudt lie bod nitt
10 piiteno 81 fein!"
.SS5a, es mar aber elmer bon ibren
eigenen."
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

So. ns lit benin oos fir cine @irtihaft. Yun fonn ia nht nal
iemcr aopf ans benz sen5er fedcn. De boucn @obncn iouleu 10 nur 10
bran oorbei2"
u.So, i'm erren 8ogen lit cine Sonntagsagergeieaifdft rno oomtt
bic 1b untertueos i'm GtieBen iben fanL bat Der Sdotfuer an leoer settle
6es @ogcns cine 8nideibe onbringen Iaiem mtf Die lui0 losgefnaut
miro~
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

6 in S bmonn. Gidter:
.@ie fonnen sic bebaltptcn Dab
bic goloere llbr nod feline oreiBig
Narf inert geweien iei2"
angeflagter: sd babe idon
mebr nie cine gol0ene nbr seItoblen
6err Hidterl"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

Sic: gu, Cigar, i6 babe oieie
@a6t eetrdumt, mir ieien nod Dit
en6e 0~ereiIt!
6 r: Sa, ornfe MIR, un6 i9 -
mir ieien idon 5uriifgefebrt.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12
Wfrmrr 5dlretbehrtef Grs
bilipp eamcrGtnpter.
100.

g}eiu Iiebcr SER 9ic0odtlonar!
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

0robung. n2i85iel @rb0'
rem Sic mid, oocr i6 greife =
auIl Mutomobil!"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

Ole &ousfrou. .Grait
Na6barin, mo- faufen Sic Die
Mil9?"
m0riiben in Der Meiereil"
~Slt iie alt6 9ut2"
80 nein, i6le6t = aber biel be-
fommt mani"
or fennt lie. @rofeiior
(6u ieiner Srau, WelGe auf Der
StraBe ieinen Irm nebmen pia)
~Nein, LAB mid ulein geben, JOINT
fibrlt Ou mid, penm i'd geraoe
itber etpas na6oenfe, mie0er in elm
Wooeparengei9aft!"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

Scum = 10 aIein meme 90
men? sic iu6eu geuiB n@n-
i9luB"2"
Sen baben mir bereits: Der 3lig
gebt in flint Winlten."
Washington Journal., 1919-12-12

Sim Iab Der orine &aubritter feite. -
Sic 8aeenr0iier, tie 8o9en an,
Nus benz Sattel flog bn Der @belrnann;
Stun 9in9 es fort i'm @aIopp nit 9urra
BUM Gtau0e5amte ct cetera.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
MAN
SUICIDE HERE

Identification of the mar that jump
ed from the ferryboat Perth Amboy
of the Staten Island Rapid Transit
railroad yesterday morning as the
boat was entering the Tottenvile slip
on the 1858 o'clock trip from this city
was made by Louis Takelos of the
Victory restaurant of 1922 State street.
Takelos says the man was Speros
Thahales, thirty-three years old, who
resided with his cousin, Thomas Tha-
hales at SO Washington street.
Takelos told the police of the GO
precinct station ~Tottenville, that Tina
hales, who served in the army a year
and a half as cook in one of the camps
in Alabama, about three weeks ago
jumped from the third story window
of a house in New York city. while he
was intoxicated and was seriously
hurt. He IA in a hospital in New
York under police guard under a
charge of attempted suicide until last
week when he was released under
bonds. He came to this city and
seemed to be suffering from depres-
sion. His cousin and other members
of the family where he was stopping
had kept a watch over him since he
came here because it is said that he
threatened to commit suicide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
CHILDREN BUY
WAR STAMPS
Reports on Number Of Stamps
Sold at Schools Made by
Committee inCharge

A total of s6,420.91 has been invest
ed in Wal Saving Stamps by the
scholars in the public schools of this
city, from January 1 to May 1, accord
ing to a report just submitted to the
War Saving Stamp Committee by H
II. Hulse, Jr. principal of the gram
mar school. During the month of April
the sales amounted to $~1,034.29.
The sale of the stamps according to
schools follows.
School one, enrolment SIS. pur-
chasers IS, invested during April
$T4.25; total invested from January 1
to May 1, $253.38.
School two, enrolment 497; pur-
chasers Ill, invested during April
S12.37; total invested from January
1 to May 1, s225.53. j.
Schools four and ten, enrolment
1,153, purchasers 1872. invested during
April $94.52; total invested from jan
uary / to May 1, $295.66.
School five, enrolment SIS. pur-
chasers "a, invested during April
S269.31: total invested from January
1 to May 1. $897.85.
School six, enrolment 546. purchas-
ers 16, invested during April SCOTS;
total invested from January 1 to May
1. $1,000.
School seven, enrolment 500, pur-
chasers 957: invested during April
S216.44; total inves.ed from January
1 to May l.. s1,551.20.
School eight, enrolment 1855; pur-
chasers IS. invested during April
S33.08; total invested from January l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
JUNIOR SCOUTS
ORGANIZE HERE
American Naval and Marine
Form Body plan for Mus
ter Here

The Executive Committee for the
Perth Amboy Branch of the Ameri-
can Junior Naval and Marine Scouts
was organized with Fred Hilton as
chairman at O meeting held yester-
day afternoon in the Board of Trade
rooms. Other officers named were:
.Glenworth Sturgis, vice chairman: III.
r. Spencer, treasurer: and A. G.
Krogh, secretary; Committee on
Membership, Rev. Robert Schlotter,
II. r. Spencer and Rev. Wilbert
Westcott; Committee on Publicity, A.
c. Krogh, J. l.. Clevenger and I. ID.
Waring; Committee on Military Az
fairs, Glenworth Sturgis. A. c. Krogh,
G. NJ. Macmillan; Committee on
Finance. II. E. Comings, c.. c. HON.
mann, Adrian Lyon.
Plans were also discussed yesterday
for the muster of all naval scouts in
this city. 1t is planned to make this
an elaborate affair and officers from
national headquarters will particf-
pate. National Secretary Leslie e.
Trimm will be the mastering officer.
An effort will be made to secure the
naval scout band of New York here
at the mastering in. The committee
in charge of this event consists of
Fred Hilton, H. r. Spencer and A. c.
Krogh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
Two Men on Trial

NEW BRUNSWICK. May 20
- ,ndictments on charges OF
hroa king and entering with intent TO
steal and for malicious mischief. lsa-
dore Krevitz, represented by George
T Klechner. and Samuel WeiSman,
II II Golenbock counsel, are being
tried before Judge DAILY in h court
of quarter sessions. John "A. Con,
assistant prosecutor, appears lor 'He
II is alleged that on the night OF
-onuarv 10 these men broke into the
HaEerv of Joseph Abraham and pour
cd gasoline over pastry and food
stntfs -Sestroying it beyond salvage;
Then it is charged that they n 10
on all gas Jets and water Faucets IN
the store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
CITY ADVERTIsEMENT
Office of the Excise Board of the Cit,
of Perth Amboy, n. j.. City Hall,
Perth AmbOy. n. J.

Perth AmbOy. n. j.
The following is a list of the names
and places of business of applicants
for licenses contained in all applica-
lions or petitions made to this Board
for the granting of licenses to sell spi-
rituous. vinous. malt or brewed liquors
to wit:
saloo Renewals. Name. Place of
Paul A. Ryczek. 625 State St.
Louis varga, 535 Smith Street.
John Jacko. 36S Fayette st.
Mary Melko. 7e5 State st.
/ Patrick Rocks. 81 Smith st.
Jacob Beer. $50 State ST.
George Kozusko. 631 Catherine st.
stephen Papp, 299 Smith Street.
Louis Deak. sol Smith st.
John Wawerczak, 1872 State 81.
Mary Koscielniak. Ill Hall Ave.
John Resko. 352 Keene st.
Charles Franzblau. 16S Hall Avenue
Anton Gadek. 792 state st.
Andrew Yuroehko,. las Washington st.
Stanislaw S~cibienski. 2s4 Smith st.
JOS. Kwiatkowski. 3ss New Brunswick
John Palko. ss7 Fayette st.
Joseph S. Bacha. 329 Fayette st.
Max Fucker. 22s Smith St
John ID 371 1nslee ST.
Alexander Weiss. 2 Smith st.
| Michael Stumpf. ais Hall Ave.
A~nastazia Schultz. s20 Hall Ave.
John Deryan, s7s Catherine st.
Wendell Norman. ss4 Amboy Ave.
Aaron II. Rubenfeld. 27S Madison Ave.
Joseph Reznichak. 4o4 Amboy Ave.
John Kutcher. 377 Smith st.
Bottling Renewals.
Edward ]. Dalton .239 Washington st.
Max Fucker, 223 Smith st.
Catherine Labuza. 342 Bruck Ave.
Sarah Sturm, SS2 State st.
Skovboe & Jensen, trading as Hygiene
Steam Bottling Works. 400 New
Brunswick Ave.
Fass & Salzman, 26 Smith st.
Take further notice that the said
/ applications will be taken up by and
presented to said board for considera-
ton at it's next meeting to be held
| on the third day of June. 1919.
Dated. May 10. 1918.
JoH-I HANSON. JR.
City Clerk.
ss1s-5-2o-2T.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
Local and Two Monmouth Men
on Casualty Report Today

one local man and two from Mon
mouth County are listed on h cas-
ualty reports released this morning ps
the war department The total num-
Der for the day is 5S4 amons W.
are the names OF thlrStn'ee W"
from this state. uoor,
The Perth Amboy man Is Vinceh'
T Uorak. next of kin Vincent Horak,
so5 Laurie street, wounded slightly IN
action. The two Monmouth men az
Niiliam +. Berry. of Keyport, woun1
Cd siightIy n action, and Frederick =
stokes of Freehold, returned 10 outy'
previously reported as missing IN &C
ffon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
NTAe
kgCINpG09
At the Ditmas

At the DitmaS
In Select Pictures special attrac-
ton, Ruling Passions" which comes
10 the Ditmas tomorrow n Thurs
dav. Abraham s.. schooner, author
and director. has given the public one
of the most interesting stories ever
told on the screen. The ruling pas
sions of a mans life, Love, Mercy,
Hate and Revenge, are brought into
being.
William Russell in Hobbs in a
Hurry Is the added attraction.
Majestic Program
gripping photoplay was shown
YESTERDAY al the Majestic theatre for
the first time. 1t is called THE For
hidden Room" and has Gladys
Brockwell as its star. This talented
William Fox luminary has an m
tensely dramatic story which holds
ones acute interest OF the
I,nioue way in which it is developed.
IT is a story of corruption in official
circles. so familiar in most cities. 1t
shows the lengths to which AMBITIOUS
hut INSCRIPTIONS men will go TO gam
power and fill their pockets with the
money of the taxpayers-dragglng
the reputation of Others in the mlre
without a aualm if by this means they
can benefit themselves.
The Guilty Must Pay.
Reclaimed, the struggle Tor a soui
between love and hate, is a semi-alle-
gorical story with Me prologue laid In
Mexico. where Lola, a half-breed
mother begs her child. Amorita, to
have revenge upon the man who
caused her death and that of her hus-
band.
The story is principally concerned
with the way in which the girl carries
ont her VOW of vengeance, and forms
an intensely interesting study in char
acters and situations.
This big feature is coming to the
Strand theatre on Friday and Satur.
day.
At the Iibert-.
s'The Eternal Penalty" a six par
photo drama starring Henry kohlel
and Christine Mayo, adapted IRON
.srhe Warming a story of a hgh
against John B~arleycorn, is the attrae
ton at the Liberty theatre today ROD
ert Denman, a character in the play i
a victim of drink. He Is haunted pl
a beautiful PIMA on whom he iNendi
all he can get. He is discharged by
his employer and the woman gives
him up. In the meantime his owl
wife has divorced him and he becomes
an outcast. ~ finally thinks himsel
In he'll and suffers terrible fortunes
Suddenly he awakens TO n IL all
dream. The picture is well worth see
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
Issue Bench Warrant
By Stat Correspondent.

By Stdr Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK. May 20:-
William Simpson, of this city, who
was out on $500 bail following an in
dictment for holding up and robbing
a person here on November 5 last, did
not put in appearance this morning
when his case came up for trial. His
bail was forfeited and a bench war
rant issued for his apprehension.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
Neither Gregory Nor Lawyer
In Court; Issues Warrant
ms

NEW BRUNSWICK. May 30
Neither the defendant nor his counsel
appeared In court this morning when
the case of the State VS.. William II.
Gregory OF Old Bridge. was called, so
Assistant Prosecutor Coan moved that
bail be forfeited and a bench warrant
issued for Gregory. His motion was
granted by Judge Daily. This was the
first case on the calendar in the quar-
ter sessions court this morning and
was the retrial of the defendant con-
corning the conviction of whom the
jury Continually disagreed. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20

to May 1, ssss.sf.
School nine, enrolment 725, pur-
chasers IL, invested durin April
(blank): total invested from January
1 to May 1. s61.79.
High school, enrolment 4S7; pur-
chasers, IL, invested during April
$139.70; total invested from January
/ to May 4. S~1,O44.24.
Grammar school, enrolment Lila,
purchasers 246, invested during April
SS90.s1; total invested from January
1 to May 1. s2,039.1S.
Total enrolment in all schools, u
2S1; total purchasers 1,026.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
Verdict of Not Guilty
Ru RtnH Cnrrcsnnnderf

Bv Stay Corresp0ndent
NEW BRUNSWICK, May 20-Not
guilty was the verdict returned yes
terday afternoon in the case of the
State VS.. Benjamin and Anna Scrilon
in the court of quarter sessions, Judge
DAILY presiding. The Scriloffs were
held under an indictment of assault
and battery on the persons of Benja-
minis parents IL was alleged that
the two people I'D become enraged at
some actions Of the elderly couple and
had brutally mistreated them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
At the IiberG.
Annlics for Letters

NEW BRUNSWICK, May 90
Application for letters of administra-
ton were filed yesterday in the surro-
gates Office by Nellie and Mary Green
on the estate of their brother, Hugh
Green. who died in this city on Octo-
Der 23, 1918. The applicants are the
only survivors,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
Directors TO Meet

A meeting of the directors of the
Board of Trade will be held tonight
at s o'clock. Mr.. Cady of the United
States Homes registration service will
be present and discuss the housing
conditions which confront the city at
the Dresent time 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
ARTFUL DODGER
HAS NO CHANCE
Put a few drops on that old
touchy corn then lift it
out without pain


Ouch {! q? !?i ! This kind of rough
talk will be heard less her in town
IL people troubled with corns will fol-
low the simple advice of this Cincin-
drops of a drug called freezone when
applied to a tender. aching corn stops
~sorness at once, and soon the corn dries
up and lifts right out without pain. A
delightful surprise awaits all who try
this.
He says f%reezone is a sticky sub
stance which dries Immediately AND
never inflames or even irritates the
surrounding tissues or skin. A quar-
ter of al ounce of freezone which will
cost very little at any drug store. Is
said to be sufficient to remove every
hard or soft corn or callus from ones
feet. Millions of American women will
welcome this announcement since the
Inauguration of the high heels.-Adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
Victorr Social Tonight

Maple Grove No. 5, Woodmen Cir
Gle. have arranged for a victory social
for tonight at Dana hall. There will
he dancing and entertainment start
ing at s O'Clock. The music will be
furnished by Steinhauser's orchestra.
The tickets win be sold at the door.