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aAH Of Portland. Get our prices or
timothy, clover seed. red top, EunEa-
ran. Siberian 2nd japanese INLET.
wheat, OATS. JuckwneAf- barley ens,-
lage corn and all KINDS of gar1an seed.
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service IerT,sh h Smith. 3 Silver St
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picWs- uArToWs, oeede1B. cultivatnrs
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Bought IN any condition. Agless PRICES
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
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FOR A IT.
Greater Perth Amboy sounds good.

0lSdbSt ASta
The Board of Trade, in its effort to serve this city, ought
to have the hearty support of every citizen. That the Board OF
Trade has done and is doing a great work for the advancement
of Perth Amboy there is no doubt. 1t can be of far more serv-
Ice, however, If every citizen will concentrate his efforts
through one single organization, properly organized and
equipped for doing the work.
Great things can be done for Perth Amboy through a
united effort; now is the time to put forth that effort. We are
on the eve Of great development in this section and Perth Am
boy must be ready to derive the greatest benefit therefrom.
This can only be done through a careful study OF what is gong
on and of the manner in which other cities have met similar
problems.
For a greater Perth Amboy the boundaries of the city
must be extended. An organization similar to the one in Perth
Amboy ought to be formed in Woodbridge, Fords and other
sections of Woodbridge township so that a campaign of educa-
ton can be carried on to show the people the advantage OF
getting together under one big government and pushing this
section in its entirety.
A CITY plan is of prime necessity If the work of putting
through a greater city is to amount to anything. Greater Perth
Amboy means too much to be gone about in a haphazard man.
ner.
Everybody interested ought to get behind the movement
that is taking shape tonight and see that it is started with the
proper amount of enthusiasm and push. Let's make greater
Perth Amboy a reality in every sense of the word.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
CHILD WELFARE CLINIC

With the opening of the child welfare clinic yesterday an
other step has been taken in carrying out the program an
nounced by the Board of Health at the beginning of the year.
We can imagine no institution that can be of more usue to
the city than this clinic where the children may be brought to
be examined by experts and where mothers can get advice on
the bringing up of the children.
Many of the children taken to such a clinic are not actu-
ally sick. They are not in need of a physician in the sense that
we generally consider calling a doctor, but they are weakings,
below normal and are under developed. They are puny and,
in the ordinary course of events, they are likely to continue to
decline, few of them ever reaching maturity.
With the proper kind of care, however, these children
can be saved. With the advice that the doctors in charge of
the clinic gives and with nurses to look after the welfare of
the little ones to see that the instructions are carried out, the
chances are bright for their improvement and a restoration of
health which means not only a reduction in the infantile NOR
tally record of the city, but another life saved for usefulness
later on.
It is a good work that the Board of Health is doing. 1t is
making a start that is bound to count for something. With
proper kind of support this work is going to be of the utmost
Importance to the future of the city, giving Perth Amboy a
standing along with the really progressive municipalities Of
the country in matters of health and sanitati0a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
GUARDS AT CAMP RARITAN

It was little short Of a crime to cut down the guards at
Camp Raritan from 200 to 125 men. From Col Andrews down,
everyone who is at all familiar with the arsenal at Bonham-
town knows that It. is utterly impossible to properly guard that
enormous place with 125 men.
But, as Captain Hagadorn pointed out on the day of the
inspection last week, 1875 men on the force means only 400
men actually on patrol duty because from that number must
be taken the officers, the drivers of motor trucks, the stable
men for the mounted guards, and so on.
divided into three shifts of about 80 men each SO as to provide
protection night and day. The magazines alone, each one
stored with tons of munitions, ought to have that many guards
on duty at a time, yet this number must be distributed over the
entire camp, which means that in addition to the large num-
Der of magazines occupying many acres, the dock and all the
back section, the hundreds Of buildings in the camp proper
must be looked after and the fence line, which alone is several
miles long, must be guarded. 1t is utterly Impossible TO DO IL
with 400 men and it cannot be done well with IT'S men.
When Senator Frelinghuysen, Congressman Scully, the
Board of Freeholders and the mayors of several nearby num-
oipalities inspected the arsenal following the recent explosion
they were all impressed with the need of more guards even
though they were convinced that there were no high explosives
stored there. The extensiveness Of the camp, the amount OF
money that the government had invested there-nearly $780,
OOO. OOO-and the character of the material stored, endanger-
ing the lives of all who are employed at the arsenal, not to
mention the feelings of the thousands Of people living in the
vicinity, fully warranted, in the opinion Of these public DILL
Gals, more guards.
In the face of this unanimous opinion, however, the War
Department deliberately ordered the further curtanment OF the
force so that now the guarding of the plant becomes almost a
farce. 1t is understood that efforts are being made by the
~freeholders and other officials in this section to have the guard
at the arsenal increased. This is a movement that should re-
ceive the backing of every interested person, and that means
all of us. We cannot have the arsenal abandoned, but we can
insist that it be properly guarded. This is the least that the
government can do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
Daily H01 oscObe
wednesday, September 10, 1o1.

Wednesday, September 10, 1919
Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
Astrologers read this as an I'M
lucky day. since the Sun, Venus.
Jupiter and Neptune are all adverse.
err of destructive or pessimistio
thoughts will be strongly evident and
their results will be revealed in world
chaos that out slowly returns to form
that is promising for peace.
Storms that-will cause disasters at
sea are prognosticated. The autumn
may be a period of unusual weather
and the winter promises to be severe.
It Is a most unfavorable sway for
conferences or councils of any sort.
They who seek positions would
better defer any attempt to obtain
favorable hearing until there Is a
change Of aspect.
The signs give warning to women,
| especially those who are engaged in
business. New problems will be pre-
scented by changed commercial condi-
lions.
Neptune Is in a place indicating
| that deceit and treachery may be
| more prevalent than usual.
Influences making for vanity, sell
| f1shness and greed are held to be
active during this sway to which
women are peculiarly sensitive.
Lack of modesty in dress and dis
| erection in conduct will cause women
to be severely arraigned by reform
ers who realize that the new era
gives extraordinary opportunities for
the presentation of noble and spirit
ual ideals instead of those that are
gross and sensual.
A great movement to improve
morals will mark the new year when
revelations concerning 1axities with
arouse public sentiment, astrologers
foretell.
China has the prophecy that great
leaders will arise who will accom-
plish modern miracles.
Persons whose birthdate. 1t Is
should beware of new acquaintances,
They should be very careful in all
financial matters.
Children born on this day may be
! proud, headstrong and very talented,
These subjects Of Virgo usually have
high ambition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
PPAY.

Editor EVENING NEWS:
Having read Taxpayers opinion for
more pay in Saturdays issue of your
paper, permit me a few expressions on
same.
In reply to Taxpayer. I must say he
Is certainly lucky to be able to pay
his tax bills in twenty-four hours.
There Is no doubt others would do the
same If they were as we'll off as this
taxpayers must be, which speaks well
for him and helps the city at the same
time. In these days of high cost of
all necessities it is indeed very few
that can boast Of a thing like that,
which all goes to show hat our po-
licemen should by all mean have a
living wage.
But he does not go far enough.
How about the firemen who work
twenty-one hours each day, and who
are also called on in all kinds OF
weather and at all hours? Surely they
are entitled to as much as a police
man.
There seems to be one branch es-
pecially which seems to be very much
neglected and hat is the employees in
the street department, who, / under
! stand. are the lowest paid laborlne
men together with the laborers In the
water department. Surely these mer
| deserve q little consideration ant
should be given a fair wage along
| with the rest of the city employees.
If the city officials would economic
a little by putting a garage in opera
ton with a competent man In charge
| to keep all the city automobiles II
! good condition and the city buying
it's own oils and gasoline. 1 am sure
a good sum could be saved which
would go a long way toward paying
the increased wage to which thes'
men surely are entitled. There Is nt
good reason why this cannot be pu
in effect when the new appropriation:
are made. Let us e from some o.
the candidates for office on this propo
sition. w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
THE VOTE.

EV ING NEWS:
I have read with great interest the
letters written by Peter Fiigen n
James R. Cudahy in regard to Louis
Yale Sosin's aspirations for the
county clerkship, and asking the
support of boys who had been across.
Now, I being one of the boys just re-
turned from "Over There" would
like to see a square deal for every
body, but I have heard rumors that
mors also have 1t that there Is a con-
certed effort bein made by some
Democrats to try to get Louie the
Republican nomination on primary
day In order to have easy pickings
for Barney on general election day
in other words pick a man who Is
hardly known in the county, and II
possible put him across; then when
primary Is over some Of the Demo-
cratic machine men will work the old
army game as to Louie's inexperience,
youth, race, ETC., and, of course,
Sosin won have a chance.
Now boys don't let us be used as
tools in this matter. II Democratic
soldiers desire to work on Republi-
can sympathies tell them to pick mer
on primary day In their own ballot
| box. or still better let them file
| petition after primaries for a goot
independent Democratic service mar
| and try to put him across.
My advice is, don't let the Demo
| Gratis influence Republican soldiers t.
| pick at next primary an easy man fol
| Barney to beat at election. Vote TO
| f. William Hilker, the man who /
| widely known throughout the coun
| ty; II would make a much more in
A. o. ANDERSON.
268 Hobart Street
fFormerly Of Co. e." It'll U.
Engineers, A. E. FL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
Ripping Rhimes
Relief Coming.
BY WALT MASON


Be patient yet a little while. and
winter will return. the blasts will
moce In arctic style. the blasts for
which you yearn. A little more of ar
dent heat, that heat which is a crime,
and we may all exult in sleet. and
have the hangedest time. What
though all night we toss and roll. and
slumber does not come? Twill soon
be time to shovel coal. and make the
furnace hum; then life will be one
round of bliss without a carking care;
remember it, on days like this. and
cease to sigh and swear. Be patient,
for it's always wise to bravely stand
the GAIT; so boil the germs and swat
the flies, and at hot weather laugh.
The geese will soon be flying past. to
dodge the polar storms, and, follow
ing the eager blast will cool our fe-
vered forms. And all cares will
disappear when winter brings Its
SHOWS, and we have frostbite in the
| ear, and chillblains in the toes. How
merrily we'll pay for coal that costs
twelve bucks a ton, the precious
knowledge in vi soul, that summer
days are done!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
Fire Alarm Boxes

23-Raritan Copper Works.
S4-Market and Sheridan Street.
Street and Central r. n
and First Streets.
Avenue and Paterson ST.
zS-High and Lewis Streets.
and High Streets.
a6-New Brunswick Acc. and New ST.
and State Streets
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works.
4S-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford Sc
46-Commerce and Front Streets.
Estate and washington Streets.
Estate st. and Buckingham Ava
S6-Parker ST. n Pulaski Ave
66-Hall Ave. and Charles St
67-State and Wayne Streets.
s3-Near United Lead Works.
e2-Washington and First Streets
e3-Naw Brunswick Ave. n Kim St
e4-S6Afth Street and Watson Ave
65-Commerco and State Streets.
fe-Front and Smith Streets.
7S-Water and Gordon Streets.
74-Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street
el-Brace and Hanson Avenues
s2-Smith and Herbert Streets.
s9-Amboy Ave. and Washington st:
e4-Lehfgh Ave. and Stanford Street
sS-Near City Hospital.
eeClsveland n Brace
S7-Amboy and Hall Avenues
et-Amboy Ave. and 1naIeo Street.
Sa-Lawrence and Francis StreetHk
t4-Neviile and Johnstons streetA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

representative organization, through
which its citizens can express their
andsires and accomplish their needs
Our Board of Trade is planning to
start a movement to increase its
membership to 1000. With this en-
larged membership and with u new
constitution and bylaws. we wall
have a thoroughly democratic Assoc
citation with which we will be
to undertake those projects which q
Board Of Trade in a city the size OF
Perth Amboy should.
I am directing this letter to you and
for your columns that I may take this
opportunity to urge all citizens to join
in building up our organization.
Yours for the good Of Perth Am
boy.
GEORGE F. REYNOLDS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

Luke McLuke Says
Let q woman do a Nations Talk
ing and she cares not who does its
Thinking.
Next to hearing herself praised, a
woman gets most pleasure out of hear
ing a neighbor woman criticized.
Most of the undertakerS and doc
tors would starve to death If man was
as careful of his health as o woman is
of her complexion.
Even the man who will run when
a rabbit chases him finds nerve enough
to rear UP n fight a gas bill.
The cemeteries would be fuller than
made UP Their minds that they were
too doggone busy to die.
Many a man Is hunting a job be-
cause his employer has discovered that
a maj can't settle the Great Issues of
the Day and do his duty to his en-
ployer at the same time.
No man is aver so dumb that he
isn't able to misquote some poet or
some author.
If the faults you see In other peo-
pie were not so much like your own
you wouldn't recognize them so easily,
Talk to any man for q while and
he'll tell you that the Other Fellow al
ways gets the best of it.
A nan may have q dozen degrees
, from universities. But he doesn't dis
play q grain of sense If a pretty girl
| gives him a smile and a wink.
The easiest way to be popular Is to
laugh at the jokes other people tel
and never tell any of your own.
The hottest part of hell Is reserved
for the man who is so Good that he
wouldn't tell a lie to ave a friend.
A single man can be a fool and no
know it. But 1t Is different with
married man.
The O.. f. man who used to pick to
matoes now has a o who tries t.
pick winners.
Another good bet is hat Their,
would never be any gambling done 1
men had nobody to gamble with blu
their wives
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

lLawrenceburg (Ind.) Register)
/ am going to write you a few lines
in regard to an item published in the
Register of August n stating that
Henry Rosenmeyer bought q crazy pig
OF me which is not true. i never sold
a crazy pig and never will. l certainly
do not Ike h nerve OF anybody sland-
erine me like that in the public press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE

Your new car may be
damaged or destroyed by
fire. It may be stolen.
White driving it you may
unavoidably injure or
cause the death Of some
person. You may damage
the property of others or
do some damage to your
own car. Our automobile
policies cover all these
contingencies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
PERTH AMBOY EVENING NEWS

COMPANY. SS4 state ST., Perth mboy. New Jersey Phone 400.
J. LOGAN CIHVENGER Editor. D. p OLMSTEAD Business Mgr
Subscription Pnce-By mall. including postage an war tar L month";. %
CENTS year. s750.
Branch Omnes-New York;: E. r. Northrup 303 Fifth Ave- Chicago; suite
1910, Association Building
H EVENING NEWS is a member of HI American Newspaper ubnshN
ssociaton n Audit Bureau of Circulation -.
printed herein ad so designated are Associated Press dispatches which m1
not 10 lawfully reprinted except by menbe Of m associate Press, Loai
now of spontaneous origin herein printed is subject to the anne resricuons az
TO pubucato
Entered at he Perth mboy Post once as Second Glass Matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
TTY.

The other sciences we praise,
And foster them these modern days;
But we neglect, 1t seems to me,
The science of Tryology.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

THE waitress who serves your repast
Should hurry" said the Kick.
But h does not have to be fast
In order to be quick"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
Oh. Patti

Just a moment, please, while we tip
Manager Moran off to the fact that
Charley VIII Hit lives in Mt OIivet,
Kentucky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

Every married man should feel
thankful" said Mrs. Gabb.
Yes" agreed Mr.. Gabb. Thank
full that he isn't a polygamist."