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Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-03-11
There are no new cases in our vi

There are no new cases in our vi- cinity.
 Owing to the bad weather Messrs Cullum and Rhew did not drill any for the Hydro Electric Company the latter part of the past week, but be- gan again Monday. They hope to fin ish in few days.
 Then we suppose the contract will be let for the construction of the dan at once.
 There is quite a lot of talk about the Judsonia- Step Rock road just now.
 Most all of the people in this vicin ity are for the creation of the dis trict.
 There will be a call netting of tho Clear Water local Farmers Union next Friday night, March 12. Ever! member is requested to be present a: matters of personal interest to eacf member will be discussed.
 It is reported Ada Hunt has beer quite sick with the Flu the past fev days but is improving now.
 Mr. Washburn and family have re turned home after spending severa days visiting relatives in Little Rock This freezing weather is hard ol the plant business as well as oat and garden seed that have been plan ed.
 From present indications we iudg' we will have a hard winter thi spring.
 JACK FROST
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-03-11

For Trade will trade my car for 100000 Aroma or Klondike berry plants. In good repair, new battery. If interested see me at once.
 J. A. BAUER
  For Rent-House known as the Jesse Robbins property.
 Mrs. Seeley Kelley. Wanted-To work on farm, man with family, Apply to
 A. M. Kittler.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-03-11
CLEAR WATER NOTES

The flu is still present in our midst.
 Tom Aliens family are all improv- ing with the exception of him and the baby.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-03-11
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For County Treasurer

The Advance is authorized to an- nounce Sidney Faulk as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of White County subject to the action of the Democratic Primary.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-03-11

The commercial Irish potato crop oi 1919 was only ST per cent of the 1918 crop. This means that the early 19zs crop should sell for a good price Let us get our land, seed and fer tilizer ready as soon as possible ans plant as early as the season will al. low.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-03-11

The old fashioned man who ca ried his watch in a chamois bag has been located. lie is also fighting thee new road district.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-03-11

The old soak has bought an 0uija board. He wants to get in touch witt departed spirits.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-03-11

The Judsonia Advance came out last week enlarged ta six column, and showing many other improve ments. Bro. Mann is a progressive newspaper mar and we wish bim success.-MeRae Progress.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-03-11

If all the candidates for governor could be put to picking berries there would be no shortage of pickers.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-03-11

Thanks for the kind words. Bro Cloninger.
 The jingle of the poor mans pen nies is sweet music to the profit ear.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1920-03-11

THE 5uDS0NIA ADVANCE Published every Thursday
 S1.50 Per Year
 R. C. MANN, Editor Entered as second class mail mat ter at the Post Office at Judsonia
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27

N"wt"wn, VA. Marcl. - Mr.. amt
MS Alfred T"n>tau ot Salyi, gave
t'"lpnr last Thursday NIGHT in hon
o" "t Miss Julia Jones the puhlic
Srh""! teacher oi that section among
lIo@" present were. Mr.. and Mrs
' "t>on Harvey, Mr>Sr% Aaron Alison
''o. r. Holmes; j. ". Ioncs; Rev.
:, \. lawson; Mrs Nanuic John
>"A: Mi$>rS parthina Johnson: Su-
SIC Jones: lmcy Berry: Bessie Jones
Nr. ana Mrs. jane; A'Sop: Mrs. T.y-
ana AlSop; Mr.. and Mrs. Musco Lat
,'H"; Mr.. and Mrs. Booker Beverly;
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Beverly and
Wv. and Mrs. Tom Banks.
Mrs. Jane BraXton and Mrs. Kate
mn left last Saturday morning fo:
Philadelphia where they We're called
t" the bed side of Mr.. Bob IIiil. the
laiterS husband
We are glad to say that those who
re on our sick list are improving.
Mrs. Mary Roanc and Mr.. Walter
Johnson left last Monday for Phila
Celphia.
Miss Meta Holmes left last Sunday
for Washington.
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27
Come TO Third street R, thcl.

Everybody come to Third Street
Rcthel a. NJ. f.. Church. Sunday.
March 2Sth. 1920 will be Woman's
Day. splendid programme awaits
Ill who will come to enjoy it, Mrs
Randolph Maynard. OF Y. W c. a.
fame will speak at II A. NJ. Subject: ::
Community Building" Do not mis-,
this great address,
At $3.50 the services Will be conduct
ed 10y the Pastor and choir OF st.
Phillips =. +. Church. Rev. ]. L.
Taylor is Il wonderful speaker and
everyone should hear him. And You
know st. Philips choir. They will he
81 their best. So hear them.
At s =. NJ. the programme will be
conducted under tl.n auspices Of
3rd st. Choir. There are numbers on
this programme that every one should
hear.
Everybody vie II Sunday. March
c&th.
r. l.. r. ST.
chairman.
REV. NJ. +. DAVIS.
Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27

Casino Theatre Making Good ou tie
SouthSiGc.

Nr Roh"rt N"nury Ir.. mnuan,r
"i ~" Casino Theatre. ut @1.t and
HuI Streets. South Kirhmond i,
='Nin" TIA" public some clean. rNritiur.
iar'natm~ and inJrrrstin" moving
rlrtu""S ana great crowds thron. th,.
rl1"" each night. 70 while away the
EVENINGS 20 in and SEQ W.Iliam :.
Hart in his wild west c&canadc%. Thr-
Adventures Of Ilolcn Halmr4. The
ll"il Ro"m Boys, Fatty ArhurhIr. or.
b""r! White in tile Black Secret. Ruth
holland and Her Adventures, Elmo
tho Mighty, Bahic Marie and Shine
ana the many interesting features
that arc creating great applause from
,hc many enthusiastic Spectators
An Attendant.
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27

@' "tN"f\ |dndaN ScA"n. N"&
|"H 'f'' n't"d last SnuG1H Ihr
"".fl ~ revival h,"an - the &VndIE
.'r#"" Pastor {. y. tnhh% &p"N" Of
"1" 'tl>'" Weeks revival campaign.
""1durt"d by tn" lhr"r pastors OF
fa1"h ">@l~i"I hN lt"N. j W. Dudley.
'"lor IT |t"n BAPTIST church. $on'h
N"nnl"nd.
KEY '"hhS preached tin" sermon
from Jon" .t"- W" h"d- ON" per
"'a l"lhStht"u.
""h""N AFTERNOON We Wi'.'SS"d an
'N''"'' "'n"r, program r'n9'r"d NY
"''' "' '"'' h'@' '3l''h' ~ Nlfhh"hd.
"' '''''' ~ WIS &i|'h ny MH& Hu'h
'',""H'- "''',"' .' .",!IS 'H'I"
U.S. Ni.% N'h'' '."""h. president: :
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27
DO YOU KNOW THEAIo

| desire to know the whereabouts
OF my mother, sister or brother
When | left home. they were living
at Apple Grove. Louisa County. Va
My mothers name is Eliza DickerSon
Henrietta Dickerson. Kate Dickcrson
Mary Tyler and Matte Dickcrson
Alonzo Dickerson. Richard Dickcrson
and Clarence DickerSon are relatives
My name WAS Mary Alice Dickcrson
Any one knowing the whereabouts
Of any of them will please commune
icatc with MRS. MARY 4. THOMAS
9l2 ". Chaplinc St. Wheeling. West
Virginia.
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27
E\ \ A\tiEI.lST SkIPNsITH IN THE
WEST END
Moore street Baptist Church. "
Leigh street ~~Rcv. r. O. John.
son, ID. d., Pastor.

Rev ". II. Skipwith, b. D., our
Noted gospel preacher. singer and
evangelist, under God is surely bring
'nG some thing to pass in this part
o. the city. Up to this writing there
Rave been scventy-fivc ron; arsiona
age ranging from eleven to seven
ty.
For twelve years or more we have
been hearing DR.. Skipwith preach
and sing. but we have never heard
him on this wise before. He seems To
be getting better and better at eacl,
service. He Is n deep thinker, we'll
vcrsed in the scriptures. apte and
clear in Interpretation. A good story
teller in Illuminating his subject mat
ter: clover. fluent. forceful. and clio.
Guent speaker. He is gifted with a
resonant and deep penetrating voice
which he uses charningly as we'll as
effectively. One can 'tNar tho people say
as they leave The >Aurch: "Mv but
didn't he preach? Others can bo
beard saying: "Rilly Sunday can't
touch him. Men and women are ac,
ccpting Christ all over the building
Our church is packed every night
by S:15
We are being benefited both spirit
ually and financially. Our offering
last Sunday was more than $3.50. 90
B"ptiZing next Sunday. Hear this
great preacher and singer He * :,
product Of Richmond
A. d. NJ
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27
N''i Reside in Detroit, Michinau

Mr.. ana Mrs. John Goo4hv lrrr m,
Guy Il&i week much to the rrgr,t ,r
'h'lr many friends. They viii stnu
a' i'hquoSnc for awhile. thence TO
"un%>town. Ohio. from which placr
.h'F VIII 80 to Detroit, M:cn.. their
luturr home.
quite Il number Of their friends
gay" delightful entertainment I,-,
rF@dAN might at the homo OF Mr. ana
MIS-. Arthur James on Decatur 81
III ih"Ir Aonor. 4 delightful time
was mad. MI left bidding them GOOD
luck and happiness.
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27
THE PRESS IN SILENCE.

The press. in silence. is as harm
FIJI as one in turm0il~-wc must com
hinr our efforts in order to accom-
pliSh good results. To quote our i'm
mortal Lincoln:
with malice toward none, with
charity for all. with firmncss in the
right az God gives us to see the right,
let us strive on to finish the work we
are in, to bind up tho nation's wounds.
to care for him who shall have borne
the battle, and for his widow and
orphans; to do NIL which may achieve
and cheriah a just and lasting peace
among ourselves and with all nat
IONS"
Very truly yours.
ID. A. FERGUSON.
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27

-. II l.. Harris VAS called 10
P""r#htr& tn" week uI account of
I'll" 1lu".% "nd death OF his brother.
I@wNr" \. w. Harris, Sr. Ills fur-
oval to"k place Friday from st.
stephen = E"i~copal Church. or which
h" WAS - faithful member and officer.
Lawyer Harris had hc"n in failmi;
h"alth for NOR" than tWo ycrrs. His
death thcu2h rNp"crr1. was u shock
to his many friends
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27
Colorcd Rcht"rS Protest Against tn,
High Kent in New York

Now York. n. Y. March. Members
OF tho Harlem Tenants and Lodgcrs'
League. composed Of Negro tenants.
net at Palace Casion. Il East 135th
street 10 protest against recent rent
advances. More than 200 members
OF the organization, which was form
cd for the purpose Of opposing high
rents. paradcd thru the streets OF
harlem. Many o. them carried ban
ncrS dcnoun"ing the profitccr ing
landlord.
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27
AN\CI N(ENiI,\T.

We are pleased to announce that
Mrs. Icm"ria Jones Wood has been
appointed our exclusive representa-
tive in Petersburg. selling our com
pIetc line of fine silvcrwarc. watch
cs. club pins and jewclry.
r.. C. MEYER, JEWELRY CO..
3 West Broad Street.
Richmond, Va
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27
! Card OF Thank~.

We wish 10 extend our heartfelt
thankS 10 the many friends Tor their
Kindness during the recent illness OF
Rev. John 9. Cooke. Words fail us
in trying to express our gratitude for
your solicitations.
REV. and MRS. JOHN O. COOK.
Il5 BOWc street.
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27
COIORED PEOPLE PLANNING TO
GET TOGETHER.
Very truly yours.
d. A. FERGUSON.

There will be n mass meeting.
Tuesday night. March 30. 1920, 1t
J0hnSonS Hall. 10 w. Leigh Street,
at eight =. VI. Every Minister. Doe
Tor. Lawyer. and tn" heads Of all
organizations in the city are asked to
be present. The meeting will he
one OF the most important eve" held
in Richmond.
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27

ltun. l.. y. Lee.
So Il. Street. y. W.
Washington. u. G..
My Dear Sir | have your letter of
March l2th. in which You refer to
IL" coming of Col. Duncans.
In reply | wish To state that Will
DO my best Ia HrouSc intr~c$t in his
com sM". and | ana sure What the col
orrd citizens of this community will
give him Il reception 10 Justify the
effort made.
am.
Respectfully yours.
j. BlIOMAS lIEWIN
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27

lhcn come to True Rcformcrs Hall
FRIDAY night, March 26th. 1920 to
see the greatest play, the hit of the
season! "rhc Fruit of His Folly" A
beautiful and thrilling five act Drama
ThiS play has been presented In
Richmond only once and oil who
saw 1t are anxious to see It again
DO not miss seeing 1t this time. It
is to be presented under the manage
Hent OF the Woman's Movement, of
Third Street Bethel a. NJ. r.. church
VINO promises you an evening OF rare
enjoyment
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27

Virginia pnltir& and many Fratcr-
nal ORGANIZATIONS are under the leader
ship Of those who are determined to
'"ulc or ruiu.' and soliciting Niue
wumpS and mollv-coldlr$" instead OF
"McrL' and when tho unQucStioncd
Nnanhood is aroused in these who re-
sent selfish and AutOcratic leadership
and not submitting to the same they
are criticised and branded incapable
ti promoting movements in which
manhood and Racial pride are para.
mount. Are Wc to be men or monkeys?
If Oxygen was not blown into. the
$mouldcriug spark OF political rights
on the might Of the trnth it IS too
late, now. 10 combine Hydrogen in the
attempt to check this "red-h hot" con
fiagration which is spreading through
out the state and Nation.
Richmond planet., 1920-03-27
CASTE OF CHARACTERS

Jack Dnnning. victim of Ills
own Folly. Mr.. G. T.. Bryan. Percy
tEHen; True Friend Attorney ".
T. Denny. Ashley Drayton, \ man of
IN" World. Mr.. James +. Dixon. uir.
am HoggS. Owner Of CowSlip Farm
Mr.. fdw. NJ. Turner. William Henry
i'Irrd man. Mr.. Major Davis Kcllboy
ut fremont Hotel, Mr. Major Davis.
Dorothy DunninG. Jacks wife. Miss
irene +. Davis. Alice Grandon. \
Soci",N Pet, Mr. Bessie Paxton. Ma.
f"da Jane B"%g%. From Jmpcrvillr.
Miss Helen \. Marx. Sarah Bopgs.
HItam r'tc Miss Leila VI. Dixon:
= IlV f.HdrI". \ Black Diamond. Miss
A@''~ v. Marx.
W" prnmi$" rou two hours Of solid
enjoyment. Doors open 7:20 Curtains
II " s: -. Il" on time for the first act
Admission twcnt. five cents. True
Rcformcr$ Han. March Goth. 1920.
MRS. T.. l.. d. BRYAN,
AiaDoppr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12

Ing school. At present there are but
eleven pupils. The hospital would
welcome any young oma of good
character and possessing an ordinary
education. Further information a be
had by applying at the hospital.
All over the country there is such
a shortage of student nurses that
graduate nurses are compelled to go
into the hospitals. This creates a
shortage of trained nurses for
going out with private families. 1t
is very difficult for q private family
to secure a trained nurse today. There
are not enough to equal the demand,
assuring constant employment
for anyone graduating as a nurse.
The Perth Amboy hospital has turn
ed out some very capable nurses.
The training school has an excellent
reputation. Here certainly is a great
opportunity for young women of this
vicinity to learn a profession hat
ranks with the very highest and at
the same time enables them to servo
the people of this community in q
most acceptable n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
ECoNOMIZING ON PAPER.

The EVENING NEWS regrets that
1t finds it necessary to omit more or
less frequently certain features which
its readers have come to expect every
night. The fact is. the scarcity of
paper makes 1t necessary to curtail
In every respect. keeping down the
size Of the paper.
Last year the EVENING NEWS
used $50 IONS Of paper. This year,
owing to increased circulation and the
greater demand for space on tho part
Of advertisers, 1t was estimated that
400 tons would be none too much, and
an order was sent in for that amount.
Instead of getting the increase,
however, the manufacturers cut down
the supply allotted to us to 275 tons
which is fifty tons less than was re-
ceived last year instead of fifty tons
more as desired.
To have even as much paper as we
used last year therefore, we must go
into the open market and buy paper
where we can get 1t at the prevailing
market price. AT the present time
the prevailing market price Is eleven
cents a pound. As the EVENING
NEWS is short Atty ton or 100, 600
pounds the cost Of the paper necessary
to equal our supply of last year now
is $1,000 with chances of 1t going
higher. But indications are we will
need more paper than we a last
year even with all our economies,
which means that at least 100 tons
will have to be bought in the open
market meaning an extra cost OF
at least $4,000.
But this does not include freight
and carriage which will bring the in
creased cost up to over $4,000 just
for the white paper needed over and
above what has been regularly con-
tracted for this year. The fact that
there is every indication that freight
rates are going to be boosted before
long does not help matters very much
when 1t is realized that the paper
comes from Ottawa, Canada.
The outlook for relief in the paper
situation Is anything but encouraging.
Practically all the paper mills are
located in Northern New York state.
New England and Canada. The severe
winter in that section has caused all
the mills to lose much time greatly re-
ducing even the normal supply so
that unless newspapers throughout
the country economic as mover be-
fore there will not be enough paper
to be had at any price.
With the paper supply only one Of
the many problems thai the publishers
must solve these days we trust our
readers will understand tho circum-
stances that necessitate leaving out
some of the features and the use of
smaller headlines for the display Of
news.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
Another Printers Views
March II, 1920.

EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
A member of TYPO Union Nc. 658
roasts the Chamber Of Commerce for
not living up to it's slogan BUY in
Perth Amboy." He charges the
Chamber OF Commerce with taking.
their printed matter out of town.
The writer OF this article is en-
ployed in a printing Office in Perth
Amboy that handled at least two
thirds of the printing done for the
Chamber Of Commerce in their drive.
This office and one other in Perth
Amboy printed very lear all-if not
all-of the printed matter used.
around and noticed the work the
Chamber Of Commerce had printed
he would have seen that every poster,
street car card, circular, coupons. or
tickets had the union label of our
local and either the imprint of the
office or the number of the office or
1t.
The souvenir program of the auto
show which seems to be the bone of
contention was printed by the Auto
Dealers Association of Perth Amboy
and without question should have
been printed in Perth Amboy, but
how can the Chamber of Commerce
be held responsible for what that
association did.
True, that they had their cards
posted at the auto show. but that
does not make them responsible for
the programs being printed away
from Perth Amboy. That the Cham
Der of Commerce did everything In
their power to have everything print
ed in Perth Amboy Is proven by the
fact that they even had their coupons
and tickets printed in Perth Amboy
when they could have had the work
printed in New York City in an office
making q specially of such work for
half the price they paid in Perth
Amboy.
1T is unfair not only to the officers
of the Chamber of Commerce who
worked hard to make this Buy In
Perth Amboy' drive a success, but II
is also unfair to the merchants and
factory owners whose money made
their drive possible to try to blame
them for the Perth Amboy Auto
Dealers Associations mistake in hav-
ing their programs printed out OF
town.
Look around. fellow members, ane
YOU will see thai every sign, poster
or card has our label and was print
ed in Perth Amboy.
(Sisned)
Another Member of Typo Union
No. 65{
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
AUTO DEALERS ATTITUDE.

El)IlOIk II v Il4NlANI NE
We read with interest q communi-
cation Ill your paper of yesterday
signed by a member Of the Typo.
onion No. -658 of Perth Amboy. 1t
you'd be wei, In fact, 1t would be
only fair for this gentleman to get
the facts of the case before welding
his hammer.
The Perth Amboy Automobile
Dealers Association sold the program
privilege to Messrs. Kelsey and Kap-
lowitz of this city. 1t would be well
for you to look to them if you have
any just cause for comp amt. We re-
quested them to have the program
printed in town. If possible, as this is
the custom Of the automobile dealers.
They reported that the prices received
in town were prohibitive and there
fore could not comply with u re-
quest. They then secured prices from
several out of town firms, among
them the New Brunswick firm, re-
sponsible for the printing of the pro
gram. This was the only firm that
really seemed to know what the cost
would be, they being familiar with
the work, as they were then engaged
in the printing of the program for the
New Brunswick auto show.
Now, Mr.. Union printer, we firmly
believe that under the circumstances
you, too. would go out of town If this
was your job. Can you imagine any
body paying $4,000 for an automobile
in Perth Amboy that could be bought
in some nearby town for $500 or
$500?
The merchants of this town expect
the people to buy here only when
their prices compare f~avorably with
others. They do not expect them to
pay more for an article here than In
any other city. so therefore, we believe
o have a wrong idea of the buy in
Perth Amboy drive. AS to the Cham
Der Of Commerce being In any way
connected with show. there ts no
foundation for this assertion. The
automobile dealers as you no doubt
know step along a little too fast for
any other organization In the city,
while of course, we would appreciate
cooperation If n had been offered
still luckily we got along without it.
Now please be good enough to apol-
ogize to the automobile dealers and
the Chamber of Commerce for the
unjust charges you have made and let
us get together n be reasonable.
The Perth AnIboy Automobile Deal
ers Association, through their show,
have boosted Perth Amboy more, we
believe, than your organization or any
other organization in this city and
will continue to do so. They have al
ways bought In Perth Amboy when
they could secure a fair price. but you
must admit that 1t was your print
shops, through their wild estimates
are ones responsible for the program
being printed out of town.
Very truly yours.
PERTH AMBOY AUTOMOBILE
ASSN.
John ]. Powers, SECRETARY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT JASON
Great Times.

oh. these are grand and gor-
geous times, and every fellow has
the dimes!! / work four hours
and draw more pay than rather
nulled down for a day. and he was
doing things at dawn, n busy
till the light was gone. But
father, like a lot of dads, some
how arranged to save o scads;
he always paid up what he owed,
and had a package safely slowed
where he could reach it ON the day
when bleak misfortune came his
WEI. / often wonder how our
daf tsquse provident, ~hard-worh-
ing lads, could. from the mdagre
wage they drew, save lines, the
way they used to do. Oh, many
,o1lbles / have earned, una many
roubles I have burned / blow IN
more to buy a tire than was my
daddy's monthly hire: / wear SILK
shirts and calfskin shoes, and
dodge the tailor with his dues,
and when i see the grocer's face l
feel that 1 am in disgrace. And II
the panic e foresee should
come along and land on me, L
wonder what will happen then,
since I have never saved q yen?
Such doubts as these swing
through my head, sometimes when
I am snug In bed then chills so up
and dowr3 my spine. and sad and
sleepless hours are mine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-12
river bridge.

river bridge.
With so many big improvements
needed that will be of direct benefit
to every section of the state, sue as
the highway system and the proper
care OF the states d~eltnquents, we DO
not see why all the states resources
should so into a bridge and a tunnel
that viii benefit New York and Phila-
delphia much more than they will
New Jersey and what benefit New
Jersey does receive being mainly in
Hudson and Camden counties.
These matters viii certainly be gone
into very thoroughly should any bond
issue be put up to the voters Of the
state this fall.