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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
DISTRIBUTING ARBITRATION

Although the harbor men were the ones who forced arbitration
upon the boat owners in the last strike that tied up New York harbor
a few weeks ago, the harbor workers now refuse o aceePt te ue'f
sion of the arbitration board representing the United states govern
ment. 81
Apparently, the harbor men did not urge arbitration IN good fa"n'
Their attitude is that arbitration is all right If the decision Is "hohy
in their favor, but even if they get part of what they asked o arof
tration is not acceptable.
If the decision has been wholly in favor of the men and entirely
against the boat owners the men would have expected the boat owners
TO abide by the decision without question, and with good reason IL
seems, however, the men are not willing to abide by the result When !"
goes even partly againts them.
We do not propose to enter into the merits OF the case at all. The
men mav he fnlv iustifed in their demands. The point is, what is the
use of resorting to arbitration, especially forcing ones opponents INTO
an arbitration agreement, if there is no intention OF living up TO n
arbitration award unless it goes the way We want 1t to goY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

place is prophesied. This will be sud
den, for the sign ~presaging quick tran
sition from one life to another is still
in the ascepdent.
Community centers hat will focus
artistic ambitions will be aided by be-
quests, according to astrology.
Hasty marriages will continue to be
numerous, and many of these may not
be lucky, for the stars presage no
middle ground in happiness.
Novel vocations are to multiply in
the next few months, and some Of
these will contribute to the comfort
of persons of modest income.
Waterways are to receive attention,
If Neptune is read Alright, and these
will bring new recreations. Canals will
occupy attention.
Persons whose birthdate it Is have
the augury of travel n change. They
should be exceedingly discreet this
year.
Children born on this day may be
| proud and impetuous. These subjects
of Pisces often get into trouble
through hasty speech or action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
PHONE MANNERS--HoW Are They? fought
to Be Better, Than Our Social Manners"
By REV. CHARLES STEIZLE

Tne telephone companies ave beer telling Is that n voice wth Le
smile wins" And some of u have straightway believed "a wha t"y
was h We should De polite to the telephone Girl
OF course h telephone girl will give better service IL sne IS tuee@so
like a human being-n this respect she Is hke the resto If usIput wha TN ne
tnorbono conTenv meant vas hal a peasan voice wins business N gets
yom proposal across With any a or h woman at tn othe md OF TN
line. -.E -. 81. uonorou.
Great business enterprises will pay enormous salaries to saIes-m mayer
and travelling representatives. II then they'll put a little, SIMPLY, two-for-
accent girl in charge OF the switchboard, which is often the onnecun
link between the public and the house. ..- 49,
Haven't you been exasperaed at the upidly-o say nolnms apouI
the tone If voie-of telephone operators when you've asKed d simple
about II oncern whose representatives they are!
There's r9-doubt that man a customer vas lost to many a house De
So nc naonr rotx.sst he girl at the telephone in hist thinking, even though
Our. omr Mr. Hank ws 1dnally reached by a fearfuly crcutous route through
o@co nsnstants NJ sec retaies who could not talk usinesS-nor even the
sS some ,dav a real life up-aedate business mn will install a telephone
hat will capture III trade 1t is sue a perfectly simple matter
hat I'm surprised nobody has really made a study Of land PeLn 2Gr4ss.
pt the voice with h smile" is needed nt only in selling GOD ut
in the everyday transactions OF hfe.
A short IA "Wen?" "Yes!' What do yu want" VINO do you
want?' who's talking" isn't a good Introduction on the telephone lin
any more than it is in ordinary conversation.
If it is considered worth while ito be polite and ordial whe9 talking
cordial when using the telephone, because in the latter Isl o haven't the
advantage of the influence If personahty-which might WIN ut n a ace
to face conversation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

Whether a thing is right or wrong
depends a great deal on whether you
are doing it or some other fellow is
doing it.
Cheer up! After the Anti-Every-
thing League gets through IL Is pos
sible hat we will still be able to de-
bauch ourselves on ceeral coffee and
cubeb cigarettes.
About twenty or thirty days after
they nave been married the Bride
gets a sneaking notion into her head
hat she would keep right or going
around eve If her husband slept and
forgot to manage the job. And the
Honeymoon packs up and beats il.
Even when a man is hunting for
mitigating circumstances for his wi
delinquencies he never overlooks any
evidence against the Other Fellow.
You may not believe it. But a jeal-
Gus man gets ten times as Jealous as q
jealous woman.
After a man gets fired he likes 10
go around telling that they had &c
hire two men to do the jobtiqupkg
hire two men to do the work he wa
doing.
Once upon a time a boy came home
crying from school and told his
mother that the teacher whipped him
with a stick. And his mother asked
him how big a stick the teacher had
used. And the boy went out and
came back draggin a wagon tongue
behind him. .
Many a girl with High Ideals hai
to give them up for dishwashing wheT
] sch gets married.
Any time you think hat you art
being overlooked just think what al
easy cinch ykou rave compared with
a Stork who is assigned to territor!
/ in which there are several Hunk anS
Slav tenement houses.
The old-fashioned boy who used Il
want to go out West and kill an In
dian now has a SON who want to q
! TO New York and be an Indian.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
WATCH YOUR STEP

There are quite a number of aspirants for higher political honors
in the state legislature this year and they are ON both sides of the pO-
fence. They would do we'll to watch their step in regard to the
amendments to the election laws that have been proposed and see that
nothing is put over ON them during the rush of the closing days of the
session. Already Senator Edwards, candidate for the Democratic
gubernatorial nomination, has declared that he is opposed to any bill
that would wipe out the direct primary system, emaseulate the cor
rupt practices act or otherwise put election conditions back where they
were before the present election laws We're enacted. Senator Edwards
apparently has his ear close to the ground. Other legislators would
do well TO heed Senator Edwardss attitude in this regard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
Ho, Hum!

Everything seems to be going up
these days" ~rSadRS1Sked the Old Fogy,
as he looked up frCsmthe newspaper
he was reading.
YES" replied the crouch. About
the only things going down are some
regulations"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

II want TO say that Foley's Honey
and Tar IS the best cough medicine I
ever tried" writes Z. B. Mcdowell, r.
f. ID. 1, Box 1ls. Arlington. Tenn My
SON had influenza. He had the worst
kind OF a cough n / tried everything
but nothing did any good. God ent
me a friend with Foley's Honey and
Tar and his cough was better the next
day and in two days he had no cough
at all" Foley's Honey and Tar stops
harsh. racking coughs. eases wheezy
breathing. 1t is effective. yet pleasant
III take. Sold Everywhere-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

A people never fairly begins to
prosper till necessity is treading on
its heels. The growing want of room
Is one Of the sources Of civilization.
Population is power, but II must be
q population that. IN growing, Is
made daily apprehensive Of the
porrow.-Simms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

"AH the world loves a lover" OBJ
served the Sage.
Yes agreed the Fool. But that is
because the lovers are so anxious to
keep out of everybody's way"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

Dear Luke: You wanted to know
what is going to become OF the old
fashioned man who lived in a small
town and voted dry and wen to the
Big Town and got stewed. Well,
Luke after living in the small town for
some years and experimenting with
Pruneboozia, Lemon Extract and Silo
Products. 1 can advise h o. I. small
town man to take any recent column
written by Luke McLuke. soak ii in
Luke" war; water for a while, and
then drink the water. He'll find al
most the same kick in the water that
he used to get in the Big City.-Ralph
Henshaw, Georgetown. Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

II the earth revolved IT times fast
err than il does. bodies at the equator
would lose their weight and remain
stationary in the air without support
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

He'll never have a cent, il m
1 speak of Ignatz Oswald Bellows:
He'll waste coin on his own fool
schemes,
Or waste it on the other fellows.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
What?

Nhat?
81 may be dumb"
Said Oswald Ginter;
But what's become
OF old man Winter"
Luke McLuke.
II may be 4 umbdmub','
II may be dumb"
Said Mr.. Smollett,
But what's become
OF Bob La Toilette"
Newark Advocate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

Miss d. b. Beebe looked like a win
ner for a while, but turning into the
stretch, Bobbie Bobbet Bobc, of Little
Rock, Ark, is leading by a singer
and is making a bee line for the wire,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

After taking the matter under con-
sideration, Whiffy Snigo. of Boston.
Mass, has consented to run for Presi-
dent of the Waldo Emerson Beacon
of the Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
Bits of Bv-Pldu
BY LUKE McLUKE
Copyright 1919, the Cfpcinnau
Enquirer.


There should be some good fishing
this spring at Mt. Sterling. Ky. We
have located Early Bass there. He is
a tobacco auctioneer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

"An traffic is held up" said Bowers
81 never saw the beat!
1t takes a hobbled girl two hours
To get across the street"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

II regard marriage as a joke"
laughed the Bachelor.
els that SOL" replied the Benedict.
"Well. married men can't see any
thing funny in it,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
Well.

II need some coin,' said Polly Page,
II know my face is very faird
/ think that III 20 on the stage,
They might give me a big role
there"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
NIeIeNf

II never saw a r~ing-tailed squeer
With purple eyes," said Henty;
but after prohibition's here
/ think I'll see a~-plenty."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04

Any wife can tell you that a man
will howl more over having his finger
cut than a woman would ove having
both hands amputated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
Why?

Sign on "a store at Forsythe and
Luckie streets, Atlanta, Co.:
Lynch The Tailor"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
Aw. GWan!

Young Kelly kicks in with the OBJ
servation hat the Wetterer Brewery
i'm Cincinnati will be dryer after May
%.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes

BuIyS WHISPERS -,oorc
The wireless is cracking and crashing, conveying Wiiheim is
raising a beard. He's sitting in sackcloth and sne .aapn won't
magni6cence hurled and finds that his well known ustach wi
hide ali his face FROM the world. No wonder n e want !" Ell Tt
IL to hide it away in the brush, where no one can e II OF ~ - -
OF greet it with groanfng or gush. His face a gro W. anyious
mems ending with sadness it's scanned and it's scared; e M
to keep it in hiding, and so he is raising a beard ne ne WINS nus hs eaI-
his whiskers ae blowing. and sadly they chant in lis ears nS -,
ways like milkweeds are growing, he waters mem M " tsi hated and
tears. He knows that his face is a n error, a tnlhg IND "a. =. 10 ~o1inr q
feared; the children regard it with terror. and SO n4 = - nonrderfests
beard. His face is a painful reminder II U-poaE| =" ,-omno =
steered; to cover it up would be kinder ana % ne ,bst mus has
beard. His face is considered immoral, wherever MA MAJ. .re ,bns
appeared; though whiskers be brindled OF sorrel me- LET BARRIERS
growing a beard. So hide in your whiskers, ex-KaHer, Nt e Cnoroh
be houted and jeered; for n like yourself it were wise !"
at the back of a beard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
FIRE
INSURANCE

Have you figured how
much more Il would cost you
to replace today the building
you erected a few years ago1
Doubtless you are not carry
ing enough fire Insurance. Let
Us write some additional tn
surance for you in one of the
reliable companies We repre-
sent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
Lake NfcLnke Says.

The Man Who Agrees With Nobody
Knows That Everybody Else is Wrong
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-04
Names Is Names.


9. A. Vest has a hardware store in
Tuscola, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-19

$3.50 rano X. Franciszek Gordon. Z.
R., odprawii Msze sw., ma fntencyf
DID. Jana 1 Tekli Wr6blewskich, Fam.
pnr. 824 N. Oakley ave.. 2 okazyl
45cio-letniej rocznicy wspolnego po-
aycia maizehskiego. w kosciele ma
Mszy sw., opr6cz jubilat6w byia ak
re obecna rodzina / c6rka ich jag
wiga, re Zgromadzenia Siostr Zmar
twychwstania Panskiego, kt6ra nosi
imie zakonne Siostra M. fedora, z
Norwood Parku. Wieczorem PREY
skromnej wieczerzy podejmowano
gosci, a pod koniec w~ieczerzy wnu-
XII O wnuczki skladali dziadkowi !
babel najserdeczniejsze zyczenia do
czekania sic z}otego ~jubileuszu.
Prey wesolej pogawedce spedzono
mile wiecz6r. Do wielu zyczeh skia-
danych jubilatom W dniu ich 45-ej
rocznicy / my take doiaczamy IA
SIZE: AID multos amos!
- w miejsce Y. Artura Dabrow-
skiego C. r., dawniejszego asystenta
PREY parafii Naisw. Maryi Fanny A.
nielskiej, kapelanem Stowarzyszenia
AIumn6w szkoly tamtejszej miano-
wany zostai przez miejscowego K.
proboszcza Franciszka Gordona CIR,
X. dr.. Stanislaw Gadacz C.. R.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-19
z MARYANOWA

- Wczoraj, W niedziele, 1890 bm.
W k~csciele Najsw. Maryi Fanny A
nielskiej odprawiono O godz. 1880
Msze sw. ma intencye spokoju duszy
Sp. Stanis}awa S~zwajkarta, Redak-
tora ,,Dziennika Chicagoskiego".
Msze sw. odprawii x. Rektor w. Ia
pala C. R.; ma Mszy obecna byia ro-
DINA sp. Zmarlego, oraz cz}onkowie
Redakcyi i innych dziafow Wydaw-
nictwa ,,Dziennika Chicagoskiego.'
- Jutro o godzinie Smei rano
rozpoczyna sic neutrality-suspicious.
n~abozenstwo ,uroczysta procesya.
Porzadek n~aboaenstw: Pierwsza Msza
Sw., O godzinie 6tej rano, druga o
godzinie $50, trzecia o godzinie
7mej, czwarta o godzinic Smej. a pia
Ia. Suma O godzinie 10tej. Kazania
giosil bedzie przez przeciag czter-
dziesto-godzinnego nabolenstwa X.
Rektor Wladysiaw Zapa}a c. R. Pc
'po}udniu 0 godzinie 2:30 odbedzie
sic nabozenstwo majowe a Wieczo-
rem O ~godzinie 7:30 uroczyste ME-
3zpory.
- W ubiegIa sObote o godzinic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-19

ia pociagnela "a cyngiel, a Shaw
padi ma podloge ciezko ranny. =
Pred sama smiercia powiedzial
policyi. re to byl przypadek. Po-
zostawil po sobie czworo dzieci.
Nowy York. 10 maja. - Rzado
we biuro kontroli mad s~przedaza
cukru wydaso do w~szystkich kup
cow ostrzezenie, re jezeli natych-
Mast ME zamowia sobie odpo--
Riednich zapasow cukru, to poz-
niej ME otrzymaja go ola celow
robienia konserw, gdyz potrzeba
cukru W Europe jest wieksza, niz
to obliczano poprzednio. Jak tyl-
ko dowoz z Europy bedzie ma do
bre otwarty, eksport cukru z A
meryki bedzie tax wielki, re "a
braknle go wielu firmom amery-
kanskim.
Boston, 10 maja. - Trzysta
gwardzistek PREY tutejszej stacyi
marynarskiej zostanie ukaranych
"a przychodzenie "a pozno do pra
cy, oraz "a przypinanie do swego
ubioru p~rzedmiotow mody. Vic
lie z Mich zostanie z organizacyi
wykluczonych, a wiele znow pre-
niosionych do innych STACEY, gdzie
pozbawione beda prawa gsosu.
Kansas City, 10 maja. A.
Hartman, lat c~zterdziesci, zostal
wczoraj W nocy pchniety nozem
przez swojs zone lat dwadziescia
osm, podczas klotni. Aresztowa-
ma kobieta ME chce sic do nicze-
go przyznac. Jest ona matka
dwojga dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-19

kt6ry przybyi z ambulansem orzeki,
re prawdopodobnie ma pare poia-
manych zeber. Liczy lat 35.
i 4 4
Jutro t. ]. we wtorek, dnia 20go
b. m. rozpoczyna sic czterdziesto-
g%odzinne nabozenstwo W kosciele s".
Jacka. W Avondale. Kazania przez
przeciag trzech dni czterdziesto-go-
dzinnego nabozenstwa wyglaszal be-
die x. Franciszek sierra G.. R.
! $50
Posiedzenie Delegatow iowa
rzystw urzadza1acych wsp6lne obcho
~ narodowe W dzielnicy Avondale'
odbedzie sic jutro, we wtorek o 60
dzinie 1880 wieczorem, W sail OBJ.
Warszyhskiego, PREY zbiegu ulic Cen
trail Park ave. I Wolfram ul. Wazne
sprawy do zalatwienia. Obchod ma
jowy odbedzie sic W przyszfa ME
dziele. dnia 25go maja b r. W poWy
lei wymienionej sail.
q 80
w domu PIP. J6zefa i Wandy Pa
wlak6w, zamieszkalych ma Wacfa-
wowie panuje wielka radost z powo-
du przyjscia ne SWAT zdroWei CO.
reczki. TAX matka jakotez ! DIE
Gle czuja sic dobrze.
Ma Fundusz 10-milionowy Fran
ciszek szalonek, zam. pnr. 1920 No.
Ashland ave-, ziozyl $40, kt6re ODE
slane zostaly ma rece Wydziaiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-19

postawila ja sobie pod reka. Bawia-
CT sic obok niej syn jej 17-miesiecz-
ny Stefan, W chwili gdy uwaga mat
XII Swr6cona byla W lima strone po-
chwycii W raczki, nieszczesna szklan-
Ike a biorac widocznie plyn ten "a
mleko w~ypr6znil ia niemal do dina.
Wnet p6zniej zachorowa{ / pomimo,
IL przywolany DIR. Donnell dal mu
srodek przeciwdziaiajacy, chlopczyk
" kr6tkm czasie zmari. CiaIo pozo-
stale W domu a inkwest koronera
odbedzie sic dzisiaj. 90.
j. q \
Prey pomocy ex-zoInierza, Raj
munda Storalskiego, zam. pnr. 1922
Buffalo ave-, wpad{a wczoraj poll
eva re STACEY South Clark ma trop
prywatnego sk}adu w6dki, kt6ry pc
najwiekszej czesci prowadzi} handel
z porterami kolejowymi, a kt6rzy pc
zaopatrzeniu sic W ten towar W wy
lei wspomnianym sk}adzie sprzeda-
wall go pozniej po wygorowanej &C.
ME spragnionym pasazerom. Sta}o
sic to TAX: Dopiero co uwolniony z
wojska Storalski ma rogu 12tej
Wabash oczekiwal ma tramwaj. Co.
dzina byla druga o p6lnocy; do sto-
jacego zolnierza zblizylo sic dwu
mezczyzn, kt6rzy zabrawszy mu wa
lizbe poczeli sic oddalat. a "a
niemi s krycie - posZkodowany.
Idac ich tropem znalazi sic Storal-
ski W koncu pnr. 1898 South Wa
bash ave-, pred domem do kt6regc
wessli Aodzieje. Dali natychmiast
snae policyi, kt6ra u~rzadzila ma dom
ten naziad I odkryla 12-cie paczek
pe1nych rozpalajacego napoju, ares7
tujac rowniez znajdujacego sic tam
ie murzyna nazwiskiem William'a
Lenox, kt6ry przy1nal sic. re vodka
handlowai. Vodka nabywana byfa
cd firmy Karlsberg Bros; sprawl
oprze sic o sad f%ederalny.
Pan Leon | Henryk S~tabrowscy,
kt6rzy przybyli do Stanow zjedno-
czonyhc jake przedstawiciele Stowa-
rzyszeh kupieckich W Warszawie
celem zawiazania stosunk6w handle
wych ? Wychodttwem opuscili wczo-
raj goscinnie przyjmujacych ich ro-
dak6w W Chicago 1 ~odjechali do
Buffalo, bedac W powrotnej drodze
do Ojczy7ny.
Q - y
Eugeniusz futon. polskich chic
piec LEGACY lat 10, a Fam. pnr. 721
Y. Racine ave, bawil sic z rowieS-
nikami swymi pred domem swych
rodzic6w W pike. Utica %nadjechai
W AUTOMOBILE Jan G~oldenbach,
1925 n. Keller ave. / powalii ma ka-
mienie rozbawionego ch}opca. kt6ry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-19

z tego wypadku wyszedi z glowa
dose mocno potluczona. Przeniesio-
no go zaraz do mieszkania rodzic6w
1 przywolano ambulans a 2 MIN DIR.
Niles. Ten pozwolil zatrzyma1 chop
ca W domu. Numer pozwolenia ma
szyny: 2O75.
q - q
w srode>dna 11go czerwca odbe--
die sic W sail Zjednoczenia popis
uczni6w ! u~czennic pobierajacych
studya muzyczne W szkole znanej
pod nazwa: Illinois Kolegium Mu-
zyczne i Draamtu. Program ME jest
~jeszcze znany; nale5y sic jednak
spodziewat, ie usiyszymy MOVIE pol
skie talenty.
4 q
Piotr Flea, Fam. pnr. 46S Mil
waukee aev., z zawodu maszynista
powiada, re zam6wif on sobie }adu-
mex drzewa, kt6re zosta}o przywie--
zione do jego m~ieszkania przez CITE
rech mezczyzn a kt6rzy podczas ro-
boty napadli ma niego 1 niemi}osier-
ME pobili. Ma on dwie RAINY ma gio-
vie i pot}uczony }okie6. Odwieztono
go do szpitala powiatowego, ably sic
wydobrzal. a gdy go policyanci py-
tall, czy vie kto byi tego pobicia
sprawca oswiadczyi, &e n ich do
brze z widzenia, ale o ten jak sic
zwia / gdzie goszcza, najmniejszego
niema pojecia.
= no
Dzisiaj wieczorem o godzinie Sci
W hotelu Grand Pacific, W pokoju
English Room" ;odbedzie sic waz-
ne posiedzenie zwoiane przez klub
zwany: Gold Star Mothers. Ma
posiedzeniu tenn WHINE bye obecne
wszystkie c%z}onkinie. Hotel miescI
sic PREY ulicy Clark i Madison.
+ y
Pe}ne cierni i kolc6w jest zycie
policyant. Antoni Bieszka. poll
cyant pelniacy sluibe PREY stacyi po-
licyjnej Racine, Fam. pnr. 1856 N.
Hoyne ave. patrolowaf ulice wraz
z swym t~owarzyszem imieniem Lal-
ly. Miedzy utica Marshfield a Ash
land znajduje sic zauiek, " glebi
kt6rej Bieszka spostrzegiszy pewne
go podejrzanie zachowywujacego sic
osobnika. kazai mu z oddali PREY
stanat. Ten wcale ME myslac us}u-
chaG nawo}ywah str6za bezpiecze6-
silva. poczal uciekat a zanim udali
sic W pogoh policyanci. Scigany
kieiby kot przeskakiwat poczal
przez mniejsze / wieksze parkany a
policyanci nastepstwem rzeczy "a
MIN. Przeskakujac jeden z plotow
Bieszka spadl z tegoz ma ziemie /
tax nieszczesliwie,ze uderzyf ciaiem
o stojacy obok slup. DR.. Olmstead.