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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-14
Theatre NeWS
N thc Di,p,ae.

All thc DtinAae.
IN n brief sketch IL is impossible TO
convey the real denfh Of Louis Is.
Anspachcr's THE Unchastened Wo-
man" the most successful play ever
presented by Oliver Moroseo. II
screen adaptation tn be shown at the
Ditmas tomorrow and Thursday. III
anything. intensi1es the drama. 1t y
Il masterful character study OF n wo-
man who is chrste in body, hut whose
soul Is just the rcverse. When the
wonan's temperament is firmly plant
cd for the purpose of drama, the at
tention is focused on specific tnstanc-
cs of the havoc she creates in the lives
Of others. She always rises. however,
like n phoenix out of the FIRE. an
scorchcd herself.
Grace Valentine in the title role is
superb. both !n appearance as weti
~ IN the portrayal OF the difficult
role. Not less can he justly said of the
excellent cast which. headed by
Frank Mills. includes such well-known
artists az Victor Sutherland. Mildred
Manning. Catherine Tower. Edna
Hunter. Paul PanZer and others.
william Desmond in The Pretend
cr" is the added attraction.
f;ig ATTRACTION Tonight.
Miss S~prinGtinlc. the supreme mu-
steal comedy. offered by klaw II Err
iangcr a. tie Majestic Theatre tonight
Is one OF the triumphs of the modern
stage Miss S%pringlinle is a musical
comedy IN every sense of the word,
bubhlins over with enhancing music,
Youth aud beauty. The chorus. which
Is composed OF New Amsterdam The
utre beauties is well drilled and lends
greatly % the hig success Of the show,
Perth Anlboy theatre goefs are indeed
fortunate in having presented in this
i, ctty a play witch has achieved such
"a renowned sittspss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-14
BY NATHAN A. SMYTTT.
Assistant Director General. L. ). En-
~pieyRlent Service, Department
- Inhnr-


Of Labor.
NEW YORK. Jan. IA change
must be made in methods OF demoo-
ilizatlon II we want to avond sight Of
stranded, voorhees,, moneyless sol
diers.
In o. LITTLE over a month, about
100000 men have been discharged
from camp ~ this country. Thous-
ands have been brought back from
France. orders issued provide for
discharge Of nearly a million men a
fast as possible.
The Department OF Labor receives
weekly reports Of changes in local
conditions Gao to cancellation Of war
contract ard army Generalization
from nearly 500 Offices.
when the armistice was signed
large Shortages of labor existed CIV
erywhcrc throughout the United
States. Recent telegrap hic reports
from all Industrial cities showed a
SHORTAGE Of l1or in only twenty places,
practical equality of supply n do
mand in Gfty-nine, n unemploy-
meut in thirty-two. TWenty-thrcc
Industrial c,nters. which three weeks
ago showed an equality OF abor sup
PLY ana demand. now show uncmDIoy-
ment.
The percentage of excess OF Jobs
over applicants has fallen In five
weeks from 1G7 to 90.
Some employers with war contracts
Cancelled or to be cancelled are releas-
inp labor gradually. Others have sell
fshly gone ahead full tilt as far rs
orders would permit, then run head
or into a suddenees sation Of work
ard appeal for the taxpayers money
TO enable them to continue useless ana
wasteful production.
In either case the release of mum
ton workers on a large scale Is only
lust now BEGINNING. It's full effect
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-14
Defense Council to Continue
Organization; TO Buy OverCOats

The executive committee of the
Perth Anboy Council of Defense last
night received Instructions from the
national council through the state or
ganization to continue in active serv-
ice and in 10 wise TO give up the ac-
tivities the body has undertaken dur
ing the war period. The council will
continue to act Wherever 1t finds
action necessary and will maintain
the same organization it has had in
past months.
Mayor Frank Dorsey WAS present
for the first time since he automatic
ally became president OF the council
by virtue OF his office. He was greet
ed by the other members II took hts
seat az q member of the executive
committee.
The securing of funds with which
to purchase ovcrcoats for the state
militia reserve, which is the military
division of the Council of Defense.
was brought up by Major +. l.. Anti
sell. commander OF the battalion.
Committees from the various compa-
MES were authorized to secure contrl-
buttons with which to buy the need
cd o%yercoats and pay for those al
n purchased.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-14
Order Of Eastern Star Does
Much Work for Relief

The Grand Chapter of the Order on
the Eastern Star of the state OF Ne"
Jersey, has been active in the renei
of sufferers during the past seVeral
months in this city Mrs hlihIe
Reed most worthy grand matron, WIS.,
tied this city a few days after the
Morgan explosion and after noting the
conditions. issued a cali to the subor-
dinate chapters for assistance. Inc
grand chapter has distributed up 10
the present time s46s.29 for renel,
This work has been done mere
through the committee named by tne
Grand matron, composed of Past Mat
IONS Mrs. George IL. Coates n MlS
Anna Brogger and Worthy faio
Georce II. Coates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-14
PROFESSIONAL Nurse
rails what TO do to Regain Strens'h
After sickness

rein. what TO DO 20 Regain streHF'"
After sickness
Eav York City, am a profession,
a, nurse.-the grippe and bronchiai
IN left me with a cough ana
In a depleted, anaemic condition tnS ,i Eap
III n ~ any other form than In Vlnoi
OIL OIL, N short time after taking It
m nu appetite Improved. ny cough Ie,'
me. / gained strength ana v,neI To-
athers'"-Miss r. N. Walker. r. NJ 80
VT is the Beef and Cod Liver Yep
tones .nnates and glycerophosphates
csc on lined in Vinol which makes II SO
oennderfully successful. For sale by
All druggists.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-14

Inmates on the cost of laying a water
main in the Hopelawn section. The
bonds OF Constables John Coffey, John
Latanzio and Hans Hansen were APP
proved. Bills amounting to $6,674
were approved and ordered paid. Mrs.
Mary Miller was reappointed janitress
of the town hall at a salary of $35
per month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-14
Reports Received at Meeting
of Woodbridge Committee

On SoecidE CorresDondenf.
WOODBRIDGE, Jan. 14:-At the
meeting OF the Township Committee
last night the annual report of Over
seer OF the Poor John i. Dunn was
received which showed that the total
expenditures for 1918 were s~4,532.03.
Recorder Ashley's report for the
month of December was received.
showing fines amounting to s106 col
lIected In his office. The township
engineer was directed to prepare es-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-14
ia p.un fov straw Ride.

A plcetife of the social committee
of the Christian Endeavor OF the
Preshk teriun church Will be held to-
night ~ the home OF Miss Lydia Gard
ncr. ARRANGEMENTS will be made for
a straw ride 70 be given in the nea
future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-14

1eG1-l-l4-it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-14

Elsner from the beginning of the
revolution in Germany has been al
the head of affairs in Bavaria, ana
unlike Ebert In Prussia. his leader
ship has not been challenged by his
people. Eventually may come a clash
between Bavaria and Prussia Tor
domination of the new Germany. Al
ready Berlin is attacking Elsnef.
Berlin claims that Eisner is not q
German but n Galician Jew, that ms
real name is Solomon Kusnowski n
that he was a supporter of the war.
But Eisner. who left a newspaper Jop,
has piloted Bavaria through the pre-
liminary steps in organization OF a
republic and il it stays outside Ger
many Is the logical man for president
of Bavaria.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-14
lndoan Conncn rnnisht.

The Young Judean City Council
viii meet tonight AT 1880 O'Clock in
the Y. NJ. II. A. rooms. The new COM
mittee viii be appointed TO carry out
the plans laid own by the advisory
COM -aen and other matters taken
M
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
MICHIGAN DRYS
WIN BY 10000
Victorious in All but Two
Counties-Republicans
Also Victorious.

Lansing, Mich. April S.-MichiGan
drys were victorious by fully 10000
votes, according to nearly complete
returns tonight from every county.
All Republican candidates were given
majorities Of from 1000 to 5000, re-
turns holding out promise of even
more decisive leads.
Returns indicated drys victorious in
all but Wayne and Menominee Coun-
Ties. In Wayne women voted with the
men on the wet amendment, casting
1884 for the measure and 3S,Gs
against 1t.
The proposed railway purchase
plan by Detroit was given approx
mately 46 per cent of the vote, in
stead OF the needed so per cent.
Totalssn so far show 287.s64 votes
against the wet amendment and
167432 for 1t. Grant Hudson. Anti
Saloon League head here, predicts
100000 majority for prohibition.
Republicans, it was also indicated
were given a uniformly heavy ma
jority.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
ISLANDS
need FREEDOM.
Dionisio Jakosalem Says
u. S. Trade Will Benefit
By Filipino Autonomy.

American business in the Philippines
will not suffer II the islands are grant
ed independence. declared Dionisio
Jakosalem. secretary of commerce and
communications of the island govern
ment, last night.
Speaking at commercial banquet
of the mission to Secretary of Com
merce Redfield and prominent Ameri-
can business men and officials, Jako-
salem traced the wonderful CONNER
cial. industrial and agricultural ad-
vancement OF the Philippines under
American rule.
He asserted that lasting ties have
been made that will only be cemented
by Independence.
American trade sees a field for its
future endeavors in Asia" he said.
The Philippines as the gateway to
Asia Offers the United States full IA
cilities in these laudable ambitions. "
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
Reuenue Agents Locate
Many Homes ,Uith Stills
Moonshine Manufacturers of Whiskey Dis
covered to Be Preparing for Business in
Residences, Garages and Stores

Moonshining Is rapidly shifting
from its traditional habitat in tho
mountain Businesses of the South and
Southeast to centers Of culture In the
thriving cities of the East, Treasury
Department officials in charge of the
enforcement of prohibition laws de-
clared yesterday.
Field officers are reporting a tire
mendous increase in the number Of
small stills of less than fve-gallon'
capacity now being sold. They are
locating them almost daily in full op'
Grafton in residences, garages, and
ether PAGES in large cities.
Home-Made stills.
Twenty-four Of these home" distil-
leries were seized in one town within
a period Of three weeks. The name Of
the town was withheld in order not
to handicap the raiding officers who
are continuing the search. II was ad-
mitted that it is located on the At
lantIc Seaboard
-Four larger outfits were discovered
in one week in New York City re-
Gently. 1t was learned. Three others
were found in a garage in one of the
largest Southern cities.
The manufacturers of small house
stills are doing a thriving business
as a result of the dry wave sweep
ing over the country, official reports
received here Indicate The stills are
modern in all respects. Coppersmiths
make them out of copper after the
most approved methods of pot stills.
The purchasers almost invariably
obtain them for water filters.
Have you a little filer in your
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09

homer is becoming a popular slogan,
Treasury officials declare.
A drive on city moonshining now is
being prepared. "Revenuers," who
nave spent years shopping about from
one mountain top to another. always
lodging bullets from a hostile noun
taineer's rife, will temporarily aban-
oon the chase for the tell-tale trail OF
thin smoke and odor of mash and
siops. and seek their prey in the new
scenes of moonshine activity.
Severe penalties are provided in re-
cent laws for the sale and operation
OF an Illicit still. The same regula-
tions which apply to a legitimate dis
tillery cover the case of a still, how
ever small. which may be used for
home" purposes.
Must Register.
The manufacturer must register with
the Internal Revenue Department and
pay special tax of SO a year. An
additional tax of $50 is levied on each
still manufactured.
permit must be procured before a
stlli can be removed, and the burden
Is on the manufacturer to show the
purpose for which II Is to be used.
II, liquor Is not to be distilled, an
afhdavit must be filed with the local
collector and the address of the buyer
given. The government has a prior
lien on all property, including land,
buildings and apparatus. where a still
Is put into operation. In the case OF
rented property the governments lien
takes precedence over that of the
owner.
Upon conviction of Illicit distilling
heaVy hnes and imprisonment are pro-
Slded' and the property can be con-
hscated. 1t is a violation of the law to
make mash or even start the process
OF distillation. even II it is never
completed
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
BAVARIAN SOVIETS FORMED.
Socialist Government Rehres a.
Rival Organization Gains.

Copenhagen. April S.-The Bavarian
situation is critical. with Soviets firm
ly established in Munich, according
to advices received today The So
cialist government has retired to Nu-
remburg.
The Munich Abend Zeitung declares
the new Soviet cabinet includes Dr.
Muehlon. DR.. Jaffe and Herr Schnep-
penhorst. respectively foreign minis
ter. finance minister and war minis
ter in the former ministry.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09

Barbriede, his wife, and eleven sea
men from the schooner Chaska, which
sank in the Atlantic on March Is. The
schooner bound from Durham, L. S.
A. to Buenos Aires. with a cargo Of
coal, caught fire. The captain and
crew took TO the small boats, reach
ing the island Of Trinidad in fifty
six hours. where they were picked up
by the cruiser. The Chaska was a
fcur-masted wooden schooner OF 1254
tons. built at Savannah, Ga, in 1917.
and registered in New York.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
Get the Habit of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
Says we can't look or feel right
with the system full
of poisons.

Millions of folks bathe internally
now instead of loading their system
with drugs. What's an inside
BATH" you say. Well. it is guaran-
teed to perform miracles if Won
could believe these hot-water en-
thusiasts.
There are vast numbers of men
and women who Immediately upon
arising in the morning, drink a
glass OF real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in
1t. This is very excellent health
measure. 1t is intended to flush
the thirty feet of intestines. of the
previous days waste. sour bile and
indigestible material left over in
the body which if not eliminated
every day, become food for the mill
lions of bacteria which infest the
bowels, the quick result is poisons
and toxins which are then absorb
ed into the blood. causing head
ache, bilious attacks, foul breath.
bad taste, colds. stomach trouble,
kidney misery, sleeplessness, i'm
pure blood and all sorts of all
ments.
People who feel good one day
and badly the next, but who sim
ply cannot get feeling right are
urged to obtain a quarter pound
of limestone phosphate at the
drug store. This will cost very
little, but is sufficient to make anv-
one real crank on the subject of
internal sanitation.
Just as soap and hot water act
on the skin, cleansing, sweetening
and freshening, so limestone phos-
phate and hot water act on the
stomach, liver, kidneys and bow
els. 1t is vastly more important to
bathe on the inside than on the
outside, because the skin pores do
not absorb impurities into the
blood, while the bowel pores do
Adv. l.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
War Mothers of Country
Plan National League

indianapolis. Ind. April S.-The
League OF the Service Star is be-
ing formed as a national organization
through amalgamation of all war
mothers societies of the country. il
became known today. The object is
TO establish a line of communication
between all women who have had in
innate relatives in the war
The Indiana War Mothers, already
affiliated with several other state or
ganizations, is fostering the move
ment to make the society a national
one
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
FORMER OFFICIAL A SUICIDE,
Bad Luck and Loss of Business Led
To Self Destruction

Oswego. n. Y. April S.-Emil
Davis, So. consular agent at Berne.
Switzerland. under Mckinley. hang
ed himself in his cigar store early
this morning. being found by the
boy on opening up. His wife and
two children have been in BRUSSELS
since the war first broke out. and
a third child since died. His busf-
ness was destroyed by the war.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
Virginia Bootleggers
Given Jail Sentences

Richmond. Va. April S.-Nineteen
bCotleggers pleaded guilty TODAY in
the Hastings Court following in
dictments by the grand jury on al
legged charges of violating the State
prohibition laws.
Sentences ranging from one to
six months were imposed upon the
men. In soldier style the prisoners
filed out of the court room and
marched to the city Jail to begin
their confinement.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
N. Y. Tenants, Protesting
High Rents, to Be Evicted

New York. April S.-Eviction of
300 families from their flats in the
Bronx is to start this week, ac-
Ccrding to court orders signed by
Justice ROtbitZek. The evictions
were asked for by the landlords
because the tenants refused to pay
rent increases. One increase cited
in court was from SIS to $50 a
month. The Judge signed the evic-
tion orders under protest. declar-
ing the action of the landlords was
breeding Bolshevism and that a
law should be enacted preventing
all profiteering in rents,
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
GLASS TO SPEAK AT ATLANTA
Leading Financiers will Hear
Speech on Victory Loan.

Atlanta, Ga, April 8.-Secretary
of the Treasury Glass has accepted
an invitation to speak in Atlanta
on May ! in the interest of the
Victory Loan, it was announced
today at campaign headquarters
1t is expected that the govern
ors of each State in the Sixth
Federal Reserve district, members
of Congress, representatives of bank
ers' associations and prominent
bankers will come to Atlanta to
hear the Sccretary's address.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
CRUISER PITTSBURGH
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
Brings Master and II Seamen OF
Wrecked Schooner, Chaska.

New York. April s.-The armored
cruiser, Pittsburgh. flagship Of the
American feet in Southern waters, ar
rived here today from Rio Janeiro,
flying a 50o-foot homeward-bound pen
nant
The cruiser. which displaces 136Sl
tons. and carries four eight-inch guns,
was i'm command OF Rear Admiral Ca
perton. She was saluted by the u
S. S. monitor. sAmphitrite. which she
passed in the lower bay.
Aboard the Pittsburgh were Capt
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
4 WORKERS KILLED
IN FACTORY BLAST
Bodies Thrown 200 Yards When
Nitroglycerine ExpIodes.

Torrent. Ky. April S-Four men
were killed in an explosion of 1000
quarts OF nitroglycerine at the plant
Of the Home Torpedo Company here
early today. Their bodies were hurled
200 yards from the place where the
blast took place. The cause of the
explosion is unknown.
The dead are H. c. Kilmer. superin-
tendent, Boliver, N. Y; c. B. Bess,
Knightstown, Ind; Carl Hudson, Cat
lettsburg. Ky, and Arthur Goodwin,
Louisa, Ky.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
-Four Boys Find Hidden
Loot of Railway Thieve.

st. Catharines, Ontario. April s.
Four followers of Tom Sawyer ex-
plored a cave in the mountain side
at Thorold, Ontario. and came across
a mass of treasure trove. 1t was
the loot of a gang of railway
thieves. There were expensive silks.
tapestries and velvets.
Now the police are busy.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
PLOES DEMAND DANZIG.
Paderewski Says Anarchy Will
Follow If Award Is Denied.

Paris. April S.-Premier Paderewski
in a statement yesterday limited that
Poland is destined to face a state of
anarchy If she is not awarded Danzig,
and if her original aspirations regard
ing a corridor to the sea are not real
lied.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
Ex-Crown Prince in Accident.

Amsterdam, April s.-The former
German crown prince, while motor
cycling, struck fence and sustain
ed a broken hand and wrist, it was
learned here today.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
Wanted to Resign.

end.
Wanted to Resign.
Ludendorff emphasized the necessity
OF answering President Wilson's note
in a manner honorably and conform
ably to our interests" but there could
be no talk of giving up the submarine
warfare.
Admiral Won Scheer expressed him
self in similar terms. and Ludendorff
returned to headquarters 'in good hu-
NOR" but DIR. Solf. then foreign secre-
tary, succeeded in influencing the dip
lomats and the War Cabinet for nncon-
ditionally giving up U-boat warfare,
and the path to capitulation had been
entered upon despite Hindenburg' S
immediate protest and his announce
ment that the people wouldn't stand
IT,
Ludendorff continues:
I'VE could have kept the war going
several months longer. thus perhaps
impressing the forces of the enemy
countries and Strengthening the peace
parties there and obviating a dictated
peace"
On October .. Hindenburg and Lu-
dendorff expressed themselves to the
Kaiser and Vice Chancellor Won Payer
in this sense. But the two army lead
ers were now convinced that the gov
ernment not only had no wish to con-
tinue the war, but was prepared 20
accept the hardest terms
On the following day, Ludendorff
prepared his application for permission
to resign. but at Hindenburg's request
did not send it in Immediately.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09

granted permission to erect build
ing on King between Columbus
and Alfred streets: petition for
sewer on Fayette between Prince
and Duke streets was referred; pc
tition OF Mutual Ice Company to
construct service station on Alfred.
between Wolfe and Wilkes streets,
was referred as also was petition
of g r. Yates to repair house, S22
South Fairfax street
The corporation commission has
granted a charter to the Alexandria
Construction Company, Inc. Alexan-
dria, with a maximum capital STOCK
OF $4,000 Purposes are civil, me-
ehsnical. structural and consulting
engineers. Officers and fncorpora-
tors are: w. H. Tyler, president;
William E. Burrell. vice-president and
secretary; Fred A. Softer. treasurer;
John N. Roseyear, general superin-
tendent; L. H Dudley, all of Alex
andria-
Miss Irene Devers and Mr.. Howard
d. Thomas, both Of this city, were
married last night at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T ]. Thomas, $50
Princess street. Reverend o. P. Lloyd,
pastor of the Second Baptist Church,
officiating
Reverend \. f. Speilman. for the
past two years pastor of Trinity NJ.
f. Church, this city, has been reap
pointed pastor of that church by the
annual conference which ended its
sessions last night in Baltimore. This
will mark the beginning of his third
year as pastor OF this church
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09

Quininc that Does Not Affect Head.
Because Of its tonic and laxative efect, lsANA
TIVE BROAO QUININE cTsblsJsi. Gao Ie
taken BY anyone without constant nerEousnsss
ringing In the head There is only cne ''Bromn
Quinine y. W. GROVES sign1iur, ou the
box 3oc-AzT
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
Secret Departure.

Briefly Admiral Sims told the story
of his departure for England two
years ago. accompanied by Command
er J. V. Babcock. OF New Hampton,
Iowa.
Vt the request of the Navy Depart
ment he came to Washington about
the middle of March and in secret
conference with Secretary Baker and
Admiral Benson, chief of naval op-
GRAFTON. was informed that he was to
sail under an assumed name for Eng
land to confer with naval authorities
over there.
They told me-" he said. that the
United States might be drawn into
the war and they wanted me over
there in case anything happened. Bah
cock and I left on March 81 from New
York, using the names of Richard
son and Robertson" and reached Liy-
erpoOl on April g. News of the dec
laration OF war by the United States
on April was received on shipboard
by wireless"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
Pa. Bridge Bill Passed.

Harrisburg, Pa. April S.-The
Pennsylvania senate today passed
the Philadelphia-Camd bridEa
bill.