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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-28

New Zealand was the first coun-
try in the world to acknowledg
the political equality of the sexes
bv giving women full suffrage in
1898.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-28
SHAKE into YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot=Ease, tho antiseptc powder to be
shaken into the shoes and sprinRled in the foot
bath. The Plattsbnrg Camp Manual advises men
in training to use Foot Ease in their shoes each
morning Itprevents blsters and sore spots and
relieves painful, swollen, smarting feet and takes
he sting ont of COrns and bunions. Always
lse Aliens FootsEase to break in new shoes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-28

1t is proposed to introduce the
community laundry in the rural
sections of Ontario as one means
of tightening the work Of farmers
wives.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-28

When a humming bird is strip
ped of its feathers it is no larger
than a humble bee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-28

Coal is is being extensively mined
in Manchuria, both by Japanese
and Chinese.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
TottenUiIle

Mrs. Alexander Campbell and
daughter lay been visiting In Man.
haitian this week.
The marriage of Miss Kathleen NJ.
Wyrill and Sergeant Major Clarence
e. Howell, will be performed by
Bishop Burch in the Cathedral of st.
John the Divine tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Levenson and
son, Thomas Levenson, nave been at
Luzon, N. Y. this week
Mr.. and Mis-. Walter b. Bennett
moved today from Arthur Kill road
to their new home recently pur-
chased at Metuchen Mr.. bennett Ii
connected with the Public Service
Corporation al the Perth Amboy pow
er house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Clarkson
have moved to Yetman avenue.
Mrs. James Bailey has gone to re-
side with her daughter in New Bruins
wick.
The case of Henry sandkuhl, nine
years Did, charged with breaking his
parole and being implicated In enter
ing a number of bungalows In Raritan
Bay Park, was postponed In the chill
dren's court Wednesday for two
weeks by Judge Levy.
Forty members of Staten Island
Forest Tall Cedars of Lebanon, at
tended the big ceremonial of Newark
last night. They went over by
automobile.
The second degree was conferred
Lodge No. 3S1, +. and A. NJ. last
night.
Clifford Circle No. 1.02S, was award
ed the quilt by Westfeld Floral Cir
Gle Companions of the Forest at its
meeting this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
MIDDLESEx JARED WELL
IN n. ]. APPROPRIATIONS

With the work OF the state legisla-
.ture substantially finished, by the
passing OF the appropriation bill,
which is expected TO take place today
or tonight, Middlesex county during
the past session received as much
consideration as any other county In
the state. In fact by glancing over
the records of the session IL Is seen
that M~fddlesex received at least $780,
90 more than any other county caused
BY the passage OF the ceramic bill,
appropriating 900, 900 for the build
ing and maintaining of a ceramic
school at Rutgers College, New Bruins
wick.
In addition to the appropriation Of
500 600 for the building Of the GER
smics school. the state highway COM
mission will spend during the a
s32b, 900 for repairs to the Amboy
bridge. between this city and South
Amboy over the Raritan river, while
the new bridge is i'm course of con-
st ruction.
Tho ceramic school bill, sponsored
by Senator Thomas Brown, will not
only open up a course of study which
Is very much needed in the state to
develop the ceramic industries so as
TO keep out foreign competition, but
will provide free scholarships for at
least twenty-five high school boys
from year to year.
During the present session the sala-
ries of officers In every county in
the state were increased to n consid-
cradle extent with the exception Of
Middlesex. Among those who re-
ceived a raise In salary in this
ty were the members of the Board of
Freeholdera
Another law that was passed dur
ing the present session, and which Is
of great value to the county of Mid
dlesex and particularly to the manu-
f%acturers in this city and vicinity, Is
that of taking the tax off of raw ore
coming from South American ports.
Under this law as long as ore m
int this country unrefined 1t is free
of tax, but when 1t is in Il refined
state "a tax must be paid.
TIE oyster bill. although It failed
to pass the assembly. awoke the peo-
pie of the state to the act that the
oyster lands of Raritan bay and
Raritan river were being leased 10
the special interests or monopoly"
as 1t is known to the oyster men, and
stopped the practice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
HEARD TODAY BEFORE
JUDGE DAILY IN COUNTY COURT
81 sto7 corresrorderr-

81 Stat Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, May 21@The
following pleas were made before
Judge DAILY this morning:
Robert CORN who was indicted for
embezzling 81, 200 on December 20.
while secretary of the u. s. Motor
Service Company of New Brunswick.
plead not guilty to the Indictment,
and was held in $1,000 bail.
Joseph Iouth plead not guilty to a
charge of larceny of one typewriter
valued at $3.50, the property of the
International Motor Company Of New
Brunswick. This theft was commit
ted on April 3. bail was fixed at $500.
Michael Wexler. of New Brunswick,
charged with assault and battery
committed on April 6. plead not guilty
and was released in 5000 bail.
Susie Pallay indicted for practicing
midwifery at Roosevelt, plead not
guilty and was held in $500 bail.
Hervey l.. Joslyn. who was arrest
ed some time ago for forging a check
given by Raymond Montalvo of New
Brunswick. by changing the amount
from s14 to $40, pleaded not gull
ty to the charge and was htld in
day.
Theodore Mcbride and Jesse Lewis.
both indicted for the theft of an au-
tomobile at Helmetta on May %,
signed allegations this morning ad-
hitting the theft. The case was re-
ferred by the court to the probation
officer for investigation, and the men
will probably be sentenced next Fri
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
MORE DRIVERS FINED
IN COURT YESTERDAY
By Special corresgonderf


TOTTENNII11E, May 2i:-Police
of h Sixtieth precinct are still max
ing a crusade on violators of the city
ordinance with regard TO driving in
Amboy road. a restricted thorough
fare. driving without lights and vari-
Gus other offenses. Three that were
served with m the day before
here were in court yesterday. Saliva
tore Fanzza, OF 165 Johnson avenue
a chauffeur for Louis Vogel, was
fined 81 for not having a rear light
and a suspended sentence for driving
OF Amboy road. Isadore Tropp, OF
81 Lewis street. Brooklyn. was fined
81 for driving on Amboy road. and
John F. Walters. of ass Tenth ave
nue.. Manhattan, fined the same for
the same offense. Bicycle Pstrolman
Newman served the summons.
Summons were served on Giuseppe
Sarifna. of the Bronx. by Patrolman
Breidenbach last night for driving on
Amboy road with q truck; John Cow
ley, of 306 West Fourth street, Man
haitian; Ernest Tescheschlog, Of 14o
West Twenty-first street, Manhattan,
and Ralph LaPorte, of Jersey city,
by Bicycle Patrolman Hall for oper-
ating trucks on Amboy road. They
will be arraigned in court today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
SIDEWALKS ON
AMbOY ROAD
Petition for Walks From Arden
Avenue to Page Street Again
Before Board Tuesday
b. spec.ai Corrssnondenf.

TOTTENVILLE, May 21-Con-
etruCtion of sidewalks in Amboy road
where the same has not been done,
viii come up for a hearing before the
local board of public improvement
Isain Is seen i'm the petition to be
presented next Tuesday night at the
meeting to be held at Borough hall,
st. George. The petition is the first
on the calendar for the third hear
ing and is to construct sidewalks on
Amboy road from Arden avenue, An
nadale. to Page street. Tottenville.
This proposition was before the local
board twice before for sidewalks on
Amboy road for its entire length
where the same was not done n
after much opposition of taxpayers,
especially along that section between
Great Kills, New Dorp and Dongan
Hills the petition was denied n this
last petition substituted so that 1t
would take in this section of the Is
land. This is in the fifth ward and
was said TO mean the opening wedge
10 sidewalk the rest of the roadway.
are nine other petitions IN n
calendar TO be taken up at this time,
six on first hearing. W on second
one other on third hearing. The
sidewalk matter is the only petition
for the fifth ward while the others are
in the first, third and fourth wards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
FOR FUNDS
FOR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
sp specia, Correspondent.

Bu SpecfQ, Correspondent
TOTTENV1LLE, May 21-Cam-
paign headquarters for the drive for
funds for the Richmond Memorial
hospital have been established in the
former Higbee building In Main street
by William Smith. who Is TO manage
the campaign. J. Russell White of
Greenridge, Is the general chairman
of campaign committee and he has
associated with him @ 8. Barnes. B.
r. Brown, Charles p. Cole, DR.. Da-
vid Coleman, Ernest Dabbs. William
J.. Dempsey. F. E. Hasler Ira j. Hor-
ton, f. NJ. Levinson. Benjamin Low
Charles A. Marshall, DIR. r.
T.. Meyers. F. F. Norman. DR.. Nc
Donald Pegs. Stuart i. Ritz. DR..
Washington. Adolph Weiss,
j. A. Whitlock. Miss Inez Corcilus,
Rev. j e. Maolly. The hospital staff
of Drs Pegs, Washington,
Meyers, Coleman, Schwerd, Presley
and Eagen will take part in the cam
paign.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
DEVELO PMENTS IN
MA TTONAL POLITICS

Today's Developments in The DEM
ocrat presidential situation show that
Thomas r. Marshall may be consid-
cred an open candidate for the u6m-
nation on the grounds OF his oppo-
sition to President Wilson on the
League of Nations. This is the result
OF the vice presidents speech in In
d~ianapolls when he wished for the
settling of differences between the
President and the senate.
.
William @. MoAdoo for president
and James Nj. Cox for vice president
Is pure poppycock." stated +. II.
Moore. Democratic national commit
teeman from Ohio and campaign
manager for Mr.. Cox. He further
stated that IL such a suggestion was
put through the Republican papers
In the middle west, well acquainted
with Governor Cox ability, would
dig up the old cartoon on the Kan
CARGO ticket" heaviest In the tail.
Senator Penrose is expected to be
named chairman of the Pennsylvania
delegation to the Republican presi-
dental convention when these dele
gates meet in Philadelphia on June 2
or 8. Governor Sproul or Senator
Knox will receive the Pennsylvania
votes at the convention.
Inc democratic state convention
of Indiana held In indianapolis yes
terday completed its work in record
time. Keystone addresses were made
by Vice President Thomas II. Mar
shall and Claude q. Bowers, of Fort
Wayne. Delegates to the national
convention were named, a Platform
adopted and a complete state ticket
was nominated at this meeting. For
the first time in the history of In
lNnO y4wNa .-aa ,Na.s.,atal 80 a.
state office and the women played a
part in the work of the
convention. President Wilson was
cheered every time his name was
mentioned.
A summary of the reports collect
ed by the committee on Republican
policies and platforms after a two
days session In Washington is to be
presented to the resolutions commit
tee al the Chicago convention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
Pleasant Plains

Mr.. and Mrs. James Randolph, of
Bayonne, We're at Prince Bay Beach
this week.
Mrs. William Shaw mas been visit
Ing in Manhattan.
Mrs. Irene Armstrong visited in
Tottenville yesterday.
Mrs. John Neil has been visiting
at Manhattan during the past week.
Edward Campbell, of Jersey City,
visited at Prince Bay this week.
Preparations are being made for
the opening of Camp Pratt at Over
look Park, Prince Bay. the summer
home of the Brooklyn Y. M. c. A..
shortly.
A meeting of the committee of
the American Legion and other rep
resentatives will be held tonight at
Amicitia hall to arrange for Memorial
Day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
ZONlNG DISTRICT PETITION
FOR TOTTENVlLLE PUT IN

BIZ Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, May 21,The fol-
lowing is a copy of the petition to
change coming district from q re-
stricted (residential) district. to an
unrestricted manufacturing. etc.)
district. Jere johnson, Jr., Company,
submitted by Alfred 8. Brown, attor-
ney. for amendment of the building
zone resolution, so as to change from
a residential to an unrestricted dis
trict. the property bounded on the
north by Amboy road, Billop place
Academy avenue and the
line of Arthur Kill road, oroug OF
Richmond.
1t came before the Board of Esti-
mate and Apportionment on April
23 1920 and was referred ia Commit
tee on City Plan and Public Improve
ments and chief engineer to report
TO committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
State News

NEWARK. May PA notable
gathering of Newark business and
| professional men was held at the
Robert Treat hotel this afternoon, in
connection with the Salvation Army's
home service fund appeal. Those
present constituted the new Saliva
! tion Army advisory board which has
been organized as a permanent body
to consult with h army's officers in
it's most important business affairs.
TRENTON. May 21-Further tes-
timony will be heard by Vice Chan
cellor Buchanan here next Tuesday
in the matter of the proceedings
| started by the executors of the estate
Of the late Richard Stevens, of Ho-
boken, to determine the ownership OF
certain stock of the deceased now in
the possession of two of his daugh-
tiers. Testimony was commenced in
the cas- here yesterday before the
vice chancellor.
BELVIDERE, N. j., May 21:-A
bumper fruit crop In Warren and
Sussex county is indicated despite a
light frost n cold weather. All
fruit seeds are in bloom II a big
crop is expected.
HOBOKEN, May Ala request
for the ~reopening of the hearing OF
the occupation OF the Hudson & VAN
haitian railroad Will be filed with the
interstate commerce commission IN
behalf OF this city and Jersey City. it
was announced today.
ATLANTIC CITY, May 21-County
Detectives Nusbaum and Singer found
evidence of a bomb plot yesterday
while investigating the explosion and
subsequent fire which destroyed a
$4,000 hotel of Samuel Polsky at
Folsom early yesterday. Polsky, his
wife and three old daughter fled in
night robes. The detectives found a
case of time fuse near the scene OF
the fire.
WOODBURY., May 21.-Oscar
Aisles, thirty-one years old. foreman
of the Constitution Publishing Com
pany, was killed last night when his
automobile collided with a motor
truck driven by Lewis Muller. Muller
and an occupant Of Aisles' machine
were injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
MUSICAL DEMONSTRATION
AT SCHOOL YESTERDAY
BIZ Special Correspondent.

By Special correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, May 21.-The
musical demonstration at the Totem
willie school yesterday in connection
with the convention of the Eastern
Music eachers' convention being held
I'm Manhattan this week was attended
by many parents IL friends OF the
pupils taking part. The program IN
cluded varied selections by the pupils
of the different grades. including the
national songs of the allied nations
by the primary and various songs in
groups. Mrs. Dixon and Miss Ceiling
were the accompanist. Miss Heath
the special music teacher highly COM
plimented the teachers n pupils for
their efforts. Mrs. A. +. Decker n
Miss Charlotte Page, teachers at the
school. were the recital at the Wash
ington Irving High School Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mrs. Vaughan and Miss Katherine
Dodds will be representatives today
for the school at the same place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
FREED On CHARGE OF
ASSAULTING COP

NEW BRUNSWICK. May ii
John Killeen and Edward Everett,
of Woodbridge, who were indicted on
a charge of assault. said to have been
committed on a Woodbridge police
officer, wede acquitted by a jury in
the court of quarter sessions yqester-
day. The alleged crime is sal to
have been committed on Octoger 8, in
front of L~ustgarten's saloon in
Woodbridge N resulted from an ar
gument owe Ireland. nAumber of
men were arguing when the patrol
man came along and In attempting
to disperse the men, 1t Is said he was
beaten up. Thomas Brown repre-
sented the defendants and John A.
Coan prosecuted the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
WOODBURY.,
Promises to Support Wife.

NEW BRUNSWICK, May Il
Walter Zebrosky has been confined in
the county Jail in $1,000 bail since
March 2, when he was extradited
from Philadelphia on a charge of de-
sorting and failing to support his wife
and children at South River. He was
ordered held in $1,000 bail so that he
could pay SIS a week for the support
of his family, but he was released
this morning on his W recognizance
on a promise to pay $12 a week for
their support. The probation omcer
and Chief of Police Eberdein are try
ing to effect a reconciliation between
the man and his wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21

day trial before Circuit Court Judge
willard w. Cutler and a jury ended
late yesterday in the jury returning
a verdict in favor of the defendant,
Louis Stultz. Jr., proprietor of an Ice
manufacturing plant at keyport, who
was sued by the borough for $2,423.-
20 claimed to be due for water taken
from the municipal plant and used in
manufacturing ice. Fifteen Witness
es were called during the trial for
the borough and nine for Mr.. Stultz.
The latter was represented by Errors
Court Judge Ackerson of Keyport
and the borough by John s. Apple
gate of Keyport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21

When you buy good furniture it is not an expenditure,
rather it is an investment, and especially when you buy at Dis
count prices you will find our stocks so large. so varied and our
prices so moderate that buying here and now is the log
zeal thing to do. Note these special values for the coming week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
POSTPONE REVENUE CASES

By Special Correspondent.
TOTVTENVILLE, May 21-Both
cases of that of George Call Of Main
street and Stanislas Shull of Bernard
avenue, arrested Tuesday by Revenue
Agents Owens, Campbell. Carroll and
Weldon for q violation of the Vol
stead act, were postponed until June
2, in the federal district court In
Brooklyn yesterday. The two men
were released in the same bond as
they day they were arrested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21

NEW BRUNSWICK. May 21-Ste-
phen Ondo. of Roosevelt, is confined
In the county jail to await the action
of the grand jury ON an alleged afro
cious assault on Regina Albok. The
commitment vas made out by Recor-
der He'll
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

neben all oielem fiinltlldell @etlic Der
2olung bodmidtiger politiiter Sra
een lGBt lih bod Der mihtiglte Elntt
nift iiberleben. ole i~inon5iellen
Sdmicrigfeiten. Sn 8riiiieI bobcn
lid cine &eibe 6inan5erperten in aus
giebiger @eiie tbeoretild sur Grlcol
gung Der Sinon3iragen aiiS9elolicu,
obne oob man oomit ot6 nltr elllen
Sent Der Sduloen tIlgen fonnte-
0os miro man IN @cnf entld)ei0cl
nm oen orobenoen 3ulammenbrlidl
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ocn? Gieaeidt ooer logar mohr
iheinlih miro beroten 40 infinitum.
nele &ommiiiionen meroel ernonnt
un0 ooS GuOrclultat ein nellco 0ln
ausIhieben. nm %db5inuartel mas
Snfel Sam TIM miro. oenn obre oell
gebt es nun Ieioer nal nid)t. Sielc
Hiidiidt ulIf Den am%eritaltild)en @clo
belttel miro aud I'M Meientlid)cn al
le @ntideiounqeu Der 9i9o So0itng
beeinfluiienL
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lolldtc Geriommllrla nidltS 81 min
ihen iibrig 5il %loiicn. Die Groiinung
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N~r1liocnten. Den @eI9ierSpnlonS, be
Qonn nit milocu Yroteltrufen mo
acknowledgements Der Gortciliftcit
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Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

9iner DER ihlimmitcn 0eiitihen
|freiier bier5ulon0e lit betonntlid Der
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nails in RboOe Sslon0, Sobn ".
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lett 1914 OoS glltniltigc Boil uul
bette gegen au9eblihe ocutihe Ser
ihmorrngen mo @ebeimnfte. als Den
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ulto oles unter DEM 0edmnntel bod
ten @otriotismus' fiir Ole lieben &er
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lidfeit in innigiter 9e5ieblmq 5llm
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Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

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prophet GoIbp Der ~itaunenoen &epor.
tcrihar Dor flr5em in Die flinfen Sc.
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geflopft. Die 8olernreeel beibt ia
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Miit, 6n6ert iid bas @etter, ODER es
bleibt, nie es lit.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

Die Ruiien impicn ihre Soloo-
ten nit Gocoin NM WorpbiuL "a.
her ibre trfoIqe. 10 beridltrn MIglo.
nmerifoniihe Reporter. llnh ITS
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Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
ANnOolOGrn rinrs
lU0(binotonrrs

Original s,rtar fir ia. %gpsisnssa lsamao
The Washington times., 1920-03-16

s1x9O Heavy Linen Finish
Sheets, regulation doublc-bed
size. Torn and hemmed-
Special, s1.S5.
81x90 Bontex Sheets, soft
finish and undressed, seamless
and handtorn. Special, S2.19.
S1x99 Bontex Sheets, dou-
ble-bed size, extra long. Spe-
cial, s2.37.
72x90 Eclipse Sheets, soft
and undressed, seamless and
torn, with 3-inch hem. Spe-
cial. $l.69.
The Washington times., 1920-03-16

The DIAL before Congress for ma
tionAl daylight saving will not be
reached Dy the latter part OF this
month, IL was stated. and the Board
OF Trade is urging representatives
OF department stores. shops. District
officials and employees FEDERAL bu-
reau heads. and all merchants to take
part In the meeting.
IL is expected that arrangements
Will be perfected at the meeting to
tnaugurate a mutual ARRANGEMENT
whereby the Federal. District, and
other departments and establish
ments will agree to put the clock
back an hour. beginning the last
Sunday In this month.
should such an agreement be
made" said Mr.. Fsnning. "the only
difference in time In the Capital will
be that with the railroads. Those
using the railroads will be able to
arrange their schedules. and IL they
should forget the railroad time ta-
bles are not affected by the local
change they will only be at the sta
tion an hour ahead OF time"