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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

that's the way we think that anyone else will feel who is
fortunate enough to feast her eyes upon the slender lines
and the ingenious miracles of miniature style treatments
they introduce along their long and graceful sweep.
Original Paris models. their f~lattering applications,
and various collections of magnificent American origin
ations constitute the long avenues Of models which we
offer for your inspection and selection. Moreover. they
are all placed where they can be very easily seen and ex-
amined at your leisure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
The
New Spring Millinery

The small hat i the call Of the
Spring season. Curious break, aud
points and angles ia all manncr Of
odd Developments give the new
shapes marked individuality oycr
those of the past season Many of
them are trimmed with large bows
which reflect the influence Of the
Alsace Lorraine hcad.drcss. while
others skillfully portray numerous
modification, Of the modern aero.
plane wing BE sure 10 come in aud
look them over.
81. SO to $3.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24
STEEL MAN PROUD OF WIFE
WHO SA WE'D HIM FROM DEATH
Seden S. Deeer ESCAPES AssGsSnS Bullet BY Quick fiction
of Mrs Deenuer-Instinct Of Woman He Says.
Thankful? WeU!

When mans wife has just saved
him from being assassinated there isn't
any need to hunt arounu Tor something
to be thankful for on Thanksgiving. And
maybe he isn't proud of that wife
That is the way Selden s. Deemer,
president of the New Castle Steel Co.,
feels today, which happens to be the
fifty eighth anniversary of his birth.
Genial and smiling as though his life
had never been in danger, Mr.. Deemer
went about his business as usual. just
once in a while remembering that he
had sore ear, cut last night by splin-
tered glass from limousine window
when a would be assassin shot at him.
Mrs. Demer, whose quickness in
pushing her husband down into the
limousine seat, saved his life spent to-
day shopping in Philadelphia.
women seem to have an instinct
for meeting emergencies in the right
way" Mr.. Deemer said today. Mrs.
Deemer and I had just taken some
friends to the station in Wilmington
and were returning home.
"As we rode along French street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets,
where the street is poorly lighted, Mrs
Deemer saw man standing with some
thing cleaning in his hand. She called
to the chauffeur and at the same time
pushed me down in the scat.
"The speeding up of the car and my
STOPPING position saved my life. The
bullet crashed through the window of
the car and lodged in the opposite side
of the limousine. right in line with
where my head would normally have
been. A splinter Of glass cut my left
ear. but it's just Il scratch. Fortunate? I?
Well. should say so. And Mrs. Dee
mer is the heroine
81 didn't even see the man with the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24
AUTO VICTIM BURIED
Funeral Services Held for Miss Or.
nlston In Germantown

The funeral services of Miss Marion
e. Ormiston, twenty three years old,
who died following injuries received last
Wednesday night when a Germantown
Hospital ambulance crashed into n troll
ley at Germantown and Chelten ave-
nues, took place from the home Of her
parents, PIG West Pomona Terrace, to-
day.
The Rev. W. Beatty Jennings, of the
First Presbyterian Church, officiated
and interment was made in the Ivy Hill
Cemetery.
Among the pallbearers were Walter
Lewis, George Wallace, Joseph Heilner
and John Klotz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24

revolver or realize what was happening
till 1t was all over. I am confident he
was one Of the I. w. w. from whom
we may expect any number of such
attempts. They've sworn TO kill all
who have any money, and divide the
spoils. Am I going to be guarded here
after. Gosh, no! I am willing to take
chances. If they get me before ! spot
them, all right.
I've been forty three years in the
steel business and I know have to take
chances. But then, you know and
there vas q twinkle in his eyes. "ouly
the good die young. And | am fifty
eight years young today"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24
BEAT chubby; IS PRAISED
Camden Recorder Says Wife De-
serves Credit for Job

"a woman who gives her husband a
black eye deserves credt-when she
does it in self defense.
Recorder Stackhouse, Of Camden
made this comment today after hearing
the case of August Catalink of Ninth
street and Ferry avenue, who was ar
rested charged with attacking his wife.
Catalinll pointed TO u blacllened eye,
which he said had been administered
by his wife. He admitted they often
fought. YOU got what you deserved, :"
said the recorder. Catalink was seut
to the county Jail for two months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24
TO GIVE BLOOD FOR COUSIN
New York Man Agrees to Trans.
fusion of Quart

John Miller, of New York, has agreed
to give a quart of his blood in the hope
Of saving Abe Gandelsman, his cousin,
of 1924 Clifford street, who is in criti-
ical condition at Jefferson Hospital
Advertisements is a newspaper offer
ing liberal financial inducements to any
one who would offer quart of blood for
a TRANSMISSION operation brought no re-
sponse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24
woman's Party Meets Tonight

Members Of the Pennsylvania branch
Of the National Woman's party will
meet tonight at 1913 Chancellor street
to discuss the campaign for ratifica
ton Of the suffrage Amendment. Host
esses for tonight's meeting are Miss
Alice Gibson Brock, Miss Harriet w.
Caroline Gibbons Granger, Miss Edith
IIilles, Miss Ethel Rupert, Miss
Dorothea de Schweinitz and Mrs. Mar
fha Reed Shoemaker. Miss Mary H,
Ingham will preside.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24
Accused Of Attempted Robbery

Stephen GurAwell, twenty two years
old, Of Monroe street, above Third
was arrested at 80 o'clock this morn
ing at Third and Fulton streets, after
he had been chased by Detectives
Schwartz and Combeco from 700 South
American street, where boardcrs charge
he attempted to rob them. Gurawell
resisted arrest, but was overpowercd.
Magistrate Imber held him without bail
for a further hearing December ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24
WARNS OF PNEUMONIA
Director krusen Urges Proper Cloth.
lnn and Ventilation as Safeauard

Warning that this is a bad period Of
the year for pneumonia has been issued
by DIR. Wilmer Krusen, director Of
public health and charities.
He advises avoidance of exposure and
care in choosing proper clothing.
He also says that pneumonia is a
bad air" disease. and advises that
watchful attention be paid to the venti-
lation Of Offices, workshops and homes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24
LEAVES FUNDS TO G. A. R.
Woman Provides for Tabernacle
Sunday School and Baker Post

requests to the Tabernacle NJ. Il.
Sunday school and Baker Post, No. s,
G.. A. r., are contained in the will of
Mary L. Kahlcr. 1920 North Broad
street, admitted to probate today. I,
OF the S1S,T00 estate, $500 was left
to the Sunday school. There are a
number of private bequests and the
residue was bequeathed to Baker Post.
The will of Harriet Tourison, 7015
Ardleigh street, left SlS,100 to rela-
tives.
Appraisals of estates announced to-
day werc Anna l.. Bishop, $11,
62S.S5 Frances B. Peirce, $6S33 80,
and Mary NJ. p. Given, $15 ,341 30.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24
Girl, 5, Dies From Burns

Thelma Austin, five years old 3044
North Woodstock street died in the
Samaritan Hospital yesterday as the
when her clothing caught fire from
gas range near which she was playing.
Mrs. Anna Austin, the child's mother,
vas burned irving to extinguish the
Games
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
Nejvymluvnejsi duvody.

Iadne dllvody ma svete, ktere
by mohl vyrobce ,leka uvesti pro
vytecnost svych vyrobkd, nelson
TAX vymluvne jake ony dobrovol-
ne dopisy, pfichazejici re vsech
koutd zeme a sdelujfci prostymi,
srdeenymi slovy, oak Trinerovy
leky jsou ncinne a spolehlive. -
20. listopadu 1919, Bracken, Pa.
ia a mGj soused musime ffci, 70
Trfherovo Hofke Vino Jest velmi
dobrym lekem. Dava rychlou Il
levu phi zaludecnich potfzich.
Jos. Romanowski." "a. list,
Swartz Creek, Mich. - Trinerovo
Lecive Hofke Vino 1cinkuje INA
menite. Celia nase rodina uziva
tento lex. Jos. Cajka." Vas le-
karnik ma jej pro Vas ma sklade.
V pfipade nastnzeni a kasle po-
zadejte lekarnika 0 Trinerilv Mir
intel kasle! Joseph Triner
Company, 1333-43 SO. Ashland
Ave, Chicago, I'll. - Advertise
ment
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

Bitva II Saratoga, v .roce 1777.
= Inamenala pocatek konce an.
glickeho nadvladf mad americky.
mi koloniemi, ~pfipravivSi cestu
pro Yorktown a pevne zfizeni re.
publiky Spojenych Statn.
Bitva Il Valmy v roce 1892. =
kOnsolidovana francouzska revo-
luce V republiku otevfcla braun
pfilezitosti pro cisafskou dynastii
Napoleonovu. Cd kanonady u
Valmy milze byti datovan po6atek
kariery, ktera zavedla francouz-
ske armady k Vidni a Moskv9.
Bitva II Waterloo V roce 1915.
= Konecny pad Napoleoniiv a
vzestup etyfdohody, jez pfetvori-
la mapu Evropy. Patef Napoleo-
novy moci byla We skutecnosti zlo-
mena II Lipska, V "bitve ndro-
Ill.," roce 1913. aysak Napoleon
mohl jest6 vyhrati IL Waterloo.
Bitva IL Sedanu v roce 1870. =
Inamenala sjednoceni nemeckeho
lmperia a vzestup Hohenzollernii,
kterl pax etyficet let pfipravova-
Ii Sc ma ovladnuti sv6ta.
X temto bitvam mono pfipojiti
bitvu v zalivu Manilskem a bitvu
Il Santiago, v roce 1898, "a spa
nelsko-americke valky, V jichz dG-
sledku spanelska kultura vytlace-
ma byla z Pacifiku a re spanelske-
no kolonialnlho panstvi V zapad-
nlm Atlantiku.
Bitva II Cu-Sima v roce'l9O5 je
povazovana "a rozhodnjici bitvu v
rnsko- japonske valce. Zde Japon-
ci docilili obrovskeho namofniho
vitezstvi mad Rusy. Znacila konec
rozpjeti Ruska ma vychode a we
stup %Japonska k sv6tovf noel
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
PRESSE DE PARIS

T A PRESSE DE PARIS byl pc
- nekolik dni jedinym casopi-
,em, ktery celia Pafia, nehlasici Sc
do tabora socialistickeho. Byl to
easopis S ne.jvGtsi cirkulaci ma sve-
te, ponGvadz denn6 listen byl asi
y sedmi millionech exemplafich.-
Zadny iiny casopis ma svete V kite.
rekoIiv dobe, ba snad zadny tisko-
pis vdbec, vyjimaje bible, nebyl IT,
stem V takovem poctu vytisku. -
Jsou casopisy, ktere honosi Sc $ pill
millionem ctenafl a phi zvlastnich
pfilezitostech %pfekonavajl tuto a.
slici, ale zadny 2 mich neni s to po-
.cftati svoje odberatele ma milIiony.
A pres to vydavatele tohoto obrov-
sky rozsifeneho listu nepfali 81 mic
jineho TAX vrele jake jeho zruseni
v case co mono ~nejkratsim.
Je snadno vysvetliti tento para
dox. La Presse de Paris nebyl sku-
tecnym a trvalym 6asopisem. Byl
vlastn6 kolosalnim pokusem 0 zlo.
meni stavky sazeci V Pafizi a ku
jeho vydayani spojilo Sc asi pade-
sat jednotlivych majiteli a vyda-
yateld dennich casopish We fran.
c~ouzskem kapitolu, kdyz jejich sa.
zeci vysli ma stavku. Sazeci volili
k zahajenf stavky den vyroci MA.
vfeni pffm6fi, kdy tenet vsechny
denni listy chystaly vstSi vydani 4
riznymi situacnimi a vzpominko-
vymi clAnky.
Vsechno bylo p~fipraveno 0 7.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

I'll mnohe denni easopisy jsou Wy.
tavany hlavne pro tyto clanky,
podepsane pfednimi francouzsky.
mi publicisty. T6mto redakenfm
tlankim netoliko dava Sc pfedni
misto, ale take priklada Sc jim
hlavni dilezitost. To ovsem je We
ci znacne nepochopitelnou ctena-
ri americkych novin, ktery prede-
vsim hleda zpravy a clankiiim re-
daktnim v6nu.je pozornost jenom
tehdy, dotykaji-li Sc najake otaz-
KY, 0 kterou jew Sc v~seobecny "a
jem.
Avsak parizsky ctenaf dennf
zpravy sotva pfelftne zrakem. O.
'tatn3 json to .jen strutne zpravy,
/ kdyz jednaji 0 zahadnych vraz-
dach a zloGinech We velkem merit
XII, JIM v americkych casopisech
venovalo by Sc mnoho sloupci ma
prvni strane s 0hlavenimi prime
rene kfiklavymi. Mad strucnostf
dennich zprav ~pafizskych listn by
padl ciperny reporter americkeho
denniku do mdlob, neranila-li by
jej primo mrtvice.
Nektere pafizske casopisy pfi-
naseji dennich zprav domacich j
zahranicnfch poskrovnu. Jenom ia,
kove casopisy, jake lie Temps a
Journal des Debats, mali podrob-
nejsi zahranienf zpravy, vetsinou
cd svych correspondents, V jinych
listech vsak venuje Sc jim toliko
mala pozornost. zadny casopis
bez redakcnich clank6, oblibenou
to lekturou politisujici a debatu-
jicf Parize, dlouho by Sc neudrzel.
Okolnost, re casopis La Presse de
Paris nemel techto podepsanych
ciankH redakenich, byla hlavni prf-
cinou, re nikdo oil mnoho nedbal.
Ovsem, tyto Glanky nemohly Sc OBJ
v liste, yydavanem mesfan-
stranami riiznych odstinif,
pravovernych konservativcHI
az do radikald.
V lepsim postavenf v tom ohle-
dn byli socialiste, kteffi take sviii
spoleeny organ vydavali v nekoli-
ka mililonech vytiska. Y tonic IL
ste mohl Sc .iiz objeviti clanek re-
dakcni, ktery nebyl by polusenim
kreda rlznych odstfnii socialist
stran. Jsouf mnoha pole,
ma kterych Sc socialiste vsech cd
stini schazeji, tax re situace ne
.jiz tax choulostiva. Pres to
vsak j socialiste postradali clan
ky riiznych bouflivakfi, jichz ul-
ira radikalni nahledy vyvolavaly
zivou p%ozornost. Socialiste v PRIV
MIN vytisku spoleeneho casopisu
prohlasovali. Re stavku sazeGii "a
vinili mesfaGtf vydayatele listH
svoji vylukou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

SVATE ZEME

zAHY pc dobyti Svate Zeme xii
. zaky angl. inzenyfi zahajiIi
praci ma planech obnoviti produk-
Utmost tohoto kdysi tax 1rodnf-
no kraje. Vine, re "a dolby Israe-
Iiti byla to zeme ml6kem a strdfm
oplyvajicf, aysak dnes je krajina
tato o malo vice nezli pustinou.
Nebyli to jedin6 Tnrci, ktefi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
Do tretice vseho dobreho.

'A:"Ja jsem byl dvakrate zenat
jednou .isem Sc ozenil pro penf-
re a .jednou 2 lasky."
B:"A konecny vas nahled?"
A: "Je ten = Re bych to rad
zkusil pro ODE ty veci najednou.'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

svym spatnym hospodafstvim "a
vinili, ze zema tato kdysi TAX bo-
hata povazliv6 zchudla. Vinu ne
sou panovnici israelsti, jmenovi-
te Salamoun, ktery pfi veskere sve
moudrosti mel znadny nedostatek
proziravosti, zvlaste pokud Sc ~.
&c setfeni lesn. Nechal zniciti OBJ
zvlaste lesy Lebanonske, kdysi
nejkrasn6isi ma celem sv9te, kde
IA ieho vlady zam6stnano bylo 80,-
600 %drevorubcii a pres 1000 dozor-
eli nicivou praci. Ones ziistaly je-
nom zbytky tichto nadherntch
cedrovlch lesii, .iichz cena dnes by
byla mnoho millionl. Nerozumnf
lesni hospodafstvf israelskych pa
novnikd v.ymstilo 81 ma didicich
rise israelske a je litovano teto
spatne zasady zvlaste nyni, kdy Sc
cini pokusy o obnoveni zidovskeho
statu, anebo aspoh nejakeho do
nova pro zidovsky lid.
Pdda Palestiny dnes neposky-
.tnje ovSem liz takovon odm9nu
svym vzdelavatelGm jake v sta
r.ych dobach, kdy obyvatclstvo III
10 tn V znaGnem blahobytu. Je to
pilda Size nrodna, potfebuje vsak
naleziteho zavodnovacfho syste-
mn, ably op6tne nalezit6 odmeho-
vala t.y, kdoz budou il vzdelavati.
A. zavedeni takovehO moderniho
systemu zavodnovaciho .je V planm
anglickych inzenyrH.
Palestine .ie pom6rne malou ze-
mi, .jsouc toliko 1876 mil dlouhou $
priimernou sifkou dvaciti mil, ale
pres to V ieifch hranicich ,je moz-
no nal6zti vsechna podnebi sv9ta.
Cd tropickeho a neobycejne hor-
keno hdoli feky Jordan mnzeme
putovati jenom nekolik hodin a
nalezneme hory s vecnytm snehem
ledem. Reka Jordan .ie hlavnim
pfitokem Mrtveho more, iez jest
lednim 2 nejkrasnGjSich vnitro-
lemskych mofi ma celem sv6te.
Nenl 0 tom pochybnosti, re pc
DbnOveni klidu ma celem sv6te a
normalnich pomerG V dopravnictvi
zeme tato Dude navstevovana tu-
-istickymi vypravami z celeho sve-
"a, netoliko pro svIj vyznam v kfe-
sv6te, ale take pro svoje
ofirodni krasy, jimz malo co Sc We
'vete vyrovna. Pc teto STRANGE re-
ne tato b.yla malO znama. Do Pa
estiny putovali Tide hlavne 2 toho
ifivodu, ably spatfili mista, jez .jsou
)%Osvatnymi vSemu kfesfanskemu
Turiste, obdivujici Sc prf-
'odnim a krajinnym krasam, sem
nalo %pfichazeli. Dojde zajiste ale
( zmene a ocekava Sc, re 2 t6chto
l~avstevmkG zemi pokyne znacny
'rospech. 4
Prace reklamac6ni co nejdfiye u
budou do proudu. Proslu-
. norsky inzenyr, Albert Hiorth, +;
%poyazuje Sc "a .jednu z nej-
autorit We vyvoji vodni 81
y, o%dporucuje zffzenf tunelu tri-
.et sedm mil dlouheho k svad6ni /
'ody re Stfedozemnih0 more do !
cast feky Jordan, odkudz /
redena byla by potrubinn k Mrtv6- !
MI mort, kde pomysli Sc ma zrfizeni
ma vyrabeni elektriny. Ma J
lad ma navrhovany tunel byl by
o millionH dollari. Jine prace, /
ahrnnje V to velkou elektrarnu a
ovarny, pfivedly by tento naklad
a 60 millioni dollari. !
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

iodine ve6erni dine 10. listopadu
gydani techto pametnich eisel pa
izskych casopisI. Vsechno bylt
Dripraveno. zahrnuje v to stavkov
nj rozkaz syndikatu sazecnI, kterJ
zadrzen byl nmyslne do posledn
minuty, ably rama vydavatelHm "a,
,azena byla tim test. Nicmeni
,tavku.jicf sazeci nem6li monopo'
ma piipravenOst. Vydavatele uci
all taktez rozsahlf pfipravy Pre-
,tavku sazecii a tax dine II. listo.
padu, v den vyroci pfimefi, obje.
vii Sc ma ulicich Parize spolecNl
jejich fasopis, nazvany La Presse
de Paris, ovoce spolecnf Snahy asi
padesati riiznych publikaci.
Aysak neiednalo Sc toliko o RI.
nu pro vydavatele, n.ybrz take pro
Gtenafstvo. Kazdy primerny Pa
fizan byl navyklr vybrati 81 ash 2
sedesati dennich listn tn vydava.
nych svIj oblibenN organ, jehoz
psanf nejlepe vyhovovalo ieho ma
hledim. Lee dine II. listopadu vo-
liti mohl jenom mezi dvema, uni
nenym jiz La Presse de Paris, KITE
~ vydavan byl asi padesati me-
sfanskymi publikacemi, a La
Feuille Commune, v kterem ash tu-
Get socialistickych a kommmisti-
ckych casopisn S casopisem L'Hu-
mantle v cele bylo slouceno.
Nenf o tom pochyby, re jedna-
10 Sc o opravdu ~jedinecny podnik
v novinafstvi, avsak Sc stejnou
rozhodnosti mono fici, re podnik
tento Sc neosv6dcil a ndrzel Sc je-
nom nasledkem krute nutnosti. -
Pro p~afizskeho ctenafe, navykle-
no cisti jenom nektere cast sveho
je La Presse de Paris ma
10 zajlmavym novinafskym produ-
ktem. V prvni den prodalo Sc We
like mnozstvi vytiskG, ~ponevadz Sc
AA
Tide zajimali o novinku, ale jiz V
den p%oulicnf prodeje poke
sly a tencily Sc kazdym nasledu-
dnem. Trvalon obec ctenaf-
skou 0 sedmi millionech sotva by
81 casopis tento udrzel.
Prvnf eislo melo ctyfi strank.y,
z nichz tfi venovany byly vyhrad-
ne zpravam a mensim ohlaskam tn
a tam zastrGenlm a ctvrta ohlas-
kan vyhradne. Ma prvnl STRANGE
psalo Sc 0 stavce sazeGi S hlediska
vydavatel1, kteri obvinili sazece 2
poruseni kontraktu, ktery mel Wy
prseti az v roce 1920. Soucasne Wy
oznamovali svoje rozhod-
mutt vydavati list spolecny az do
skonGeni stavky. Ma jednom miste
nalezal Sc seznam casopisI, ktere
spojily Sc k. vydavani listu. V Sc
znamu tonic nalezajf Sc vsechny
pravoverne m6stacke dennf listy,
diva sportovni zurnaly, jeden vo-
jensky casopis, pet obchodnich a
f~inancnich casopisI a diva casopi-
sy vydavane v anglickem jazyku.
Dvousloupcovy redakcni Glanek
venovan byl 1vaze o dhlezitosti
vyrocniho dne pffmsff.
Ale ~primsrny pafizsky ctenaf
nekupuje casopis tolik pro zpravy
jake spise pro redakeni' cfanky a
jests vice pro clanky, podepsans
dobfe znAmymi publicisty, ktert
jsou hlavni pfitazlivostf pafiz.
skych dennich listI. We skutecno-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS

Notice Is hereby given hat sealed
bids will be received by the Board of
Chosen Freeholders of Middlesex
County. N. j.. for the extraordinary
repair of Smith Street. Perth Amboy,
in the County of Middlesex with a
Warrenite surface upon a concrete
foundation; estimated amount OF sur
face pavement required is 1924 square
yards. of foundation 1924 square
yards; and opened and read in public
at the County Record Building. New
Brunswick. N. j.. on May 29th at 2.30
+. III.
Drawings. specifications and forms
81 bid. contract and bond for the pro-
posed work. prepared by Alvin B. Fox.
Gogntx Engineer. havs been hied In
Smith Street. Perth Amboy. N. J.. and
pay be Inspected by prospective bid
oers during business hours. Bidders
Will be furnished with a copy Of the
specifications n blue prints OF thu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
BY CARL

~ II - bNUL Out tNPVIHUNHIs
CHICAGO, May 6-"You ask me
what is the most vivid memory l have
after three years of Red Cross work in
France and England. I will tell YOU"
The speaker is a young woman who
saw the war in field inc base hospital,
her father a famous American sur
geon, a young woman whose hands
bathed the ~foreheads of dying men
and whose arms held the bodies of
young men brought in from No Man's
Land to moan their last goodbye.
II saw a man who fingered for
weeks and came out alive-with his
nose and mouth shot away" she said.
Science will be able to give him
something that looks like a new nose.
But the lips of the man. torn away by
a shell piece, cannot be fixed anyway
at all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
Unwilling Laugh On Shell Torn Face
Red Cross Nurses Sharbest MemOru

You have seen the grin of a skull,
where the lips hat covered the teeth,
are m That is the picture this
soldier makes. All his life it is his
destiny to go with a terrible unwill-
ing laughter on his face-like Hugo's
laughing man
81 did not hear his story. but I won
dered often whether he had a sweet
heart or a mother and friends back in
the old home town. and what his
homecoming would be like.
1T was hard to make me cry.
Months OF grilling experience had
steeled me against suffering. But
when this mans face flashed before
me on the hospital cot where science
had pulled him through alive, when
I saw his face with its mask of invol-
untary laughter, the whole thing just
sort of snatched at my heart. l ha
to gulp and clutch my fists to keep
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16

drawings by the engineer on proper
notice and payment of cost of prepar-
alton. Bids must be made. on the
standard proposal forms In the man
ner designated therein and required
by the specifications. must be enclosed
In sealed envelopes. bearing the name
and address of the bidder n name OF
the Board of Chosen Freeholders of
Middlesex County. N. J.. and must be
accompanied by ar agreement Of Sure
specified and a certified check for not
less than 81. 900 90, and be delivered at
the place and on the hour above named
The standard proposal form Is attach
will be furnished on application to en-
gineer.
BY order of the Board OF Chosen
Freeholders, Middlesex County, N, J..
THOMAS J. MULvIHLL
Clerk.
420e-B-9-1e-23.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
Tablet to Horace Greeley.

The Vermont Press association
placed a memorial tablet on the old
building at East P~oultney where a rag
ged fourteen-year-old boy, in 1925, be-
gan a painful apprenticeship as a print
er. In which he obtained a working
knowledge Of the most dynamic of all
the arts. The ragged boy was Horace
Greeley, and the building was the Of
fee of the Northern Spectator-a coun
try weekly newspaper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16

from crying. You probably know a
Red Cross worker is not much good
IL she gets the habit Of crying"