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DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take I
tablespoonful of this hamburg tea,
put a cup OF boiling water upon Il,
pour through a sieve and drink a
toacupful at any time. II Is the
most effective way to break n cold
and cure grip, as II opens the pores,
the bowels, thus breaking a cold at
once.
II is inexpensive and entirely veg
etable, therefore harmless.
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ANY CRIEvOUS
! SKIN TROUBLE
| NEEDS POSLAM

TrsAtmsnt of your skin with Pos
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sep the hold OF that sruptionsl DIS.
order, The trouble SHOULD annoy o
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the clear. smooth spot where Il ussd
Poslsm prevents oncoming erup-
tions, speedily reduces rsdnsss OF inc
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ings due 10 prickly heat pimples
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sold eysrywhere. For free sample
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Poslam Soap is a daily treat TO
tender skin. Contains Poslam.
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At the TheQterS
BELAsCo.
Walter Hsmpdsn in
George WashinRt0u."

Before a briiiisnt audience. unstint-
ing In appreciation. Percy Maekays's
Historical drama, GEORGE WASH
INGToN." was presented at the
kslsseo last night with walter
Hampden interpreting the immortal
patriot. assisted by the following
east OF principal players:
THE CAST:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-24
HEAR MARTENS TOMORROW

Further hearings on the investigs,
ton OF the alleged dissemination OF
Bolshevist propaganda In the United
States will be held before the Senate
subcommittee tomorrow. with l.. c. A.
X. Martens, Russian Soviet ambassa-
dor to the United states. as the wit
ness
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-24
The DANGER OF
PNEUMONIA
How You Can Avoid 1t
When you have a cold and
it you are in great
danger of pneumonia.

The pure
food ele-
nents in
F a I h e r
J O h n , S
Medi Gin c
build en-
orgy to re.
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sist cold and grip germs.
The gentle laxative effect
of Father Johns Medicine
helps to drive out impurities.
Father Johns Medicine soothes
and heals the lining of the breath
ing passages.
You are safe when you take
Father Johns Medicine because it
is guaranteed free from alcohol or
dangerous drugs in any form. Sixty
years in use.
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line guests, students and servants in Il
,nTidentsl ensembles
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
SEWAREN CLUB AT
BROOKLYN Event

SEWAREN, Oct. 1.-The members
of the Sewaren History Club and a
number of guests journeyed to
Brooklyn on Wednesday where they
enjoyed a delightful subscription
party at the home of Mrs. II. b.
Coombe at 116 Willow street. At
/ O'Clock a delicious buffet luncheon
was served.
Tables were then arranged for
auction bridge and those who did
not play cards passed the time most
| pleasantly with skillfully arranged
guessing games. At auction the
prizes were awarded as follows Mrs.
A C. Walker. a lamp shade: Mrs.
Ernest Moffett, a pitcher: Mrs. 7. F.
Zettlemoyer, a vase; Mrs. ]. F. Ryan.
consolation prize. two decks or cards.
Mrs. q. M. Cooper won two prizes in
the guessing contest. a powdered
sugar bowl and a water set, and Mrs.
]. NJ. Coddington a pitcher.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
Probate Stetson Will

By Stan Ccrrespondent, u.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. Tine
will of Mary Stetson. of Perth AM
how h died on September 20. was
nrobated in the ~surrogate's office to-
dav Harry Conard. executor of the
eStste reports there are no next OF
kin known to him. The document
vile $4,000 to a friend, Adelia
Era $1,000, jewelry and silver
wara IN Katherine Burke, daughter
~Kstherine and James Burke. and
- katherine Burke, widow OF
I.mes Burke, all furniture and
a. o0O. and the residue of the estate
~ he divided between Adelia FRANKIE
md the widow of James Burke.
Tho will was drawn January Z
and was witnessed by w. H. Spencer
and ole NJ. Olsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS
TO BE CONSIDERED

By Special Correspondent
TRENTON, Oct. 1.-For the pur-
pose of p~erfecting arrangements for
the state convention to be held here
next Tuesday the Democratic state
committee will meet here this after
noon among the matters to be taken
up will be the names of the four
teen presidential electors to be re-
commended for adoption by the con-
v~ention.
The committee is already on rec
ord as favoring five women for these
places of honor on the ticket to be
voted in November and has endors-
ed Mrs. Philip McKim Garrison, OF
Essex county. for mi of the two
places as elector at large. Four other
women Democrats will be chosen
for district electors. 1t is probable
also that today there will be an in
formal discussion of planks to be in
corporated i'm the platform to be
adopted on Tuesday . Plans for the
general campaign will be taken up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
GET TOGETHER 10 BUM
CITY, WORKERS TOLD
(continued from page 1.l

In order to enjoy a perfect life a
community must not only work, said
Rev. DR.. Giles, but must indulge in
four things equally. they being work.
play. love and worship.
Campaign Manager Sprague put
lined the details of the campaign.
urging the support of all present In
getting a large membership next
week. Each volunteer was asked to
devote two hours daily for one week
to the work of the campaign. Cards
were then distributed to all pres
ent, thus giving them an opportunity
to stsn up as a membership worker.
The members of the reception
committee were: Mrs. Peter C. Oh
sen, Mrs. John Soield, Mrs. Thomas
Brown, Mrs. Aibere Leon and Mrs.
Arthur Stern.
After many years study of the
essentials for the success of Chambers
of Commerce." said Herbert f. Sher-
wood. of the American City Bureau,
last night at the meeting of San
Salvatore Council. knights of Co.
lumbus. lit is recognized that such
bodies must work for the general
welfare and be comprised of elements
VI every IuleTeSt III
the community. Industries that are
worth while want to know something
about the character of the town be-
fore they decide to settle. They want
to know about housing. living con-
dtions, facilities for recreation for
workers, efficiency of municipal ad-
ministration, tax rate among other
things. 1t thus becomes the first
task of a Chamber of Commerce to
prepare a city for the future. Its
activities by force of circumstances
become civic, for whatever benefits
the city in a civic way results in
greater p~ermanency Of prosperity.
Therefore. the keywords of the
modern type of Chamber of Com
MERGE are cooperation and unselfsh
service for the benefit of the general
welfare of the city. These, of course
require ample financial and mar
power"
Mr.. Sherwood closed with a
description of the plan proposed for
the reorganization of the Chambet
of Commerce in Perth Amboy in
order that 1t may secur for the com
munity the fundamentals of success.
Every seat in the auditorium o.
the council room was occupied.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
HOPE FOR
CLUB At FORDS

FoRDS. Oct. loving to the To-
cal campaigns on election no steps
have been taken to advance the
movement for a civic club. Those
interested in this idea plan to get to-
gether next week in an effort to get
arrangements under way before the
winter months set in.
This community cub should be
taken seriously in mind by the cit
liens here as it is a means by which
ali a get acquainted, opinions ex-
changed and a better understanding
of the mutual welfare of the town.
ship can be had. Many questions
that some of the people do not read
lily understand can be answered at
the meetings of the club members,
and suggestions as to the better
ment of local conditions can be dis
cussed.
There is on reason why this move
ment should not be a benefit to this
place and vicinity. as it has been
proven in other communities that
such an idea developed into a town
builder. 1t is planned by those who
are pushing the to have social
and dances. after the club Is
under way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
as0LUn rAnl DRNNl1Ur IL
ACTION IN LOCAL CASE
By special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent
NEWARK. Oct. IAN involun-
tary bankruptcy was filed in the
court of chancery this morning
against Paul Montalvo who opened
a grocery store on Washington
street, Perth Amboy, six months
ago. The liabilities are estimated at
$4,000, which, the petition claims
was all incurred within the last two
months. Montalvo can not he
found but it is thought that there
are $4,000 worth of assets hidden
somewhere in the state.
Some of the creditors are. b. Mey-
er & Son, New York, 5000: Il. Gen.
ser. Inc, Perth Amboy, $3.50 and A,
Metzendorf. Perth Amboy, $500.
Judge Lynch has appointed At
torney Harry Golenbock Of Perth
Amboy, receiver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
Big Y. M. C. A. SWIMMING
CARNIVAL; RECORDS SET

The swimming carnival held 70.
the boys department of the ~" las
night proved a. great success anC
Following are the records set up b.
the winners; twenty yard dash
George Preacher, ten and one-ffth
seconds, Thomas Silver, ten and
three-fifths seconds. Parker Nelson
plunged forty-three feet. Tom Silver
won the forty yard dash in twenty
-FOUR and two-fifths seconds. With
Nicholas Labede second in twenty
nine and two fifths seconds. Back
stroke won by George Preacher in
eighteen seconds and John Beatty
fetched more than 100 feet.
Among the younger boys, Francis
Evans qualified for first place in both
twenty and forty yard dash and
John Silver was first in the back
stroke.
The entire meet was preparatory
to the regular swimming meets to be
held twice a month in the big
efficiency race.
Later last night, the Employed
Boys Brotherhood enjoyed a rousing
lecture by John NJ. Shoe, principal
of the County Vocational School
here. The talk was called Ten
Years from Today" and dealt mainly
with vocational guidance. The next
lecture in the series will be given in
October by Harry Comings of the
Trust Company and will be
THE Morning After the
Night Before"
Tonight the big boys cabinet ban
quet will be held and the guests will
be addressed by William W. Lam
dis, of Columbia University on The
of Service"
The Bible classes beginning to-
morning and in the after
noon there will be a big i~nter-asso-
meet in the boys department
with representatives of the Railway
The Employed Boys Brotherhood
campfire will be held beside the Y.
NJ. c. A. building tomorrow night
md the regular council fire activities
will be carried on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
cadets Meet Tonight.

A, important meeting OF the
A An Cadets will be held in
:, peters parish house at 1880
n,ack tonight at which time the
Q eIonization will be perfected,
eaaoars elected and other business
olnnusacted. Refreshments will be
I'D No uniforms r necessary
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
UIL
Of b'kLYM MEN
Unable to Finish Probe That
the Coming Series Was to
Be Fixed.


NEW YORK, Oct. because of
the press of other business District
Attorney Lewis. of Brooklyn, today
announced he would not be able to
complete his examination of Brook
lyn national league players in con-
nection with reports that an attempt
had been made to FIX" the coming
world series.
Mr.. Lewis said he had arranged a
conference with Charles II. Ebbetts
of the Brooklyn club and other
players for tomorrow.
Three of the Brooklyn players,
Outielder Hy. Myers, Infielder James
Johnston and Pitcher George MOZART
were questioned today by Assistant
District Attorney Caldwell. No
statement was issued as to what
transpired.
When the players left the district
attorneys office they were greeted
with cheers by the crowd.
After three players had been ques-
toned he said he would convince that
they were on the level, Those ques-
toned WERE, Zach Wheat, captain,
Pitcher Mamaux and James w. Tay-
lor. catcher.
Manager Wilbert Robinson. of the
superbas, planned also to confer with
Mr.. Lewis today. After a conference
with President Charles II. Ebbets
yesterday Mr.. Robinson withdrew
his informal objection to the in
vestigation. He reiterated his belief
in the integrity of his players.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
Light Pole Knocked Down.

A municipal light pole in front of
316 State street vas knocked down
yesterday when an auto truck driven
by Harry c. Jones. of New Bruins
wick. bearing license N. j. X14310
ran into 1t. Traffic Officer Albert
Mcdonald reported the electric wire
connected with the pole made 1t
dangerous for persons passing by.
Jones was driving for the Armour
beef company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
Saw He Broke Probation.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 1. =
John Odamski OF this city was SEN
fenced TO the workhouse for six
months minus one day, by Judge DAILY
this morning when arraigned by Pro-
baton officer Mac William on a
charge of breaking his probation.
Odamski promised to abstain from
liouor after being arrested on jan
|uary 10, and was arrested again this
uraalf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
MEET
MONDAY NIGHT

A meeting of the local Democratic
committee will be held in the head
quarters over the Strand theatre on
Monday night. Many important
matters in connection with the city
campaign will be discussed and de-
cided upon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
ReIpian Minister RESIGNS.

BRUSSELS. Sept. S0-Louis
Franck, minister of the colonies.
resigned today. His resignation de-
prived the Delacroix cabinet of all
its liberal party members who re-
signed in compliance with the in
junction of the party organization
which recorded its unwillingness to
carry further what was called a
'colorless" cabinet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
b. NEWS

belonging to the
Pension and Annu-
ieet in New Bruins
afternoon at 2
Aw high school audi
Furpose of this meet
delegates to the state
be held at Trenton,
re the seventh mem
I'd of trustees is to be
board of trustees is
he state Commissioners
treasurer of the state
, one member appoint
Eernor, three elected
he members of the sys-
not a teacher or officer
to be elected by the
\ necessary to institute
hay sessions at No. 1
Sc will both be in the
hes and are made neces-
large number of chill
division.
|rvising Principals Asso-
he county will meet to-
b A. M. In the public IL.
wv Brunswick. This Will
regular meeting OF the
ndant Shull reports great
the continuation schooI
he one surprising and
.ctory condition is the at
There have been very
IS thus far and each one
ccounted for satisfactor'
CHI interest as possible II
n in the work, especially
strial subjects.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
LODGES

wrence Lodge No. 81. Odd
q. will meet tonight at Odd
Fs' hall. 49,
a meeting OF Perth Amboy
No. 1885, Fraternal Order OF
Is. tonight several candidates
xpected to present themselves
bitiation.
Lodge No. 275, Odd
VS.. at its meeting last night
plans for putting on some
this month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
Pale Nervous Women
Told How TO Acquire Strength and
Energy

Since Vinol was first introduced here
some wears ago 1t has maze a great many
friends among our women, because II is
such an unusual remedy. 1t is the first
cod liver medicine ever to have been
made without the oil and nauseating
grease. and the iron employed in It's
composition Is an improvement over cid
Incidental irons. Many women here who
were once pale and sallow and always
tired. are now robust and strong. because
Ninol certainly and quickly creates red
blood and makes ones daily food pro-
duce the necessary nourishment for good
health.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
Approve Action or Telephone Co.

TRENTON. Oct. 1.-The Board of
Public Utility Commissioners has is
sued a certificate of approval of the
action of the Delaware and Atlantic
Telephone and Telegraph Company
in %subletting to Charles II. Vail, of
Ocean City. a portion of the premises
used by the company for an exchange
in that city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
Charged with killing Man

han Correspondent.
EW BRUNSWICK. Oct. H.
vesneski, of South River. be-
held in the county Jail charged
II the death. of c. Swideski. re-
tnx from a fight at the Michelin
Company plant in Midtown last
lrsday, Is reported as saying to
III of County Detectives Richard
Her that he fired the scissors re-
hsible for the mans death in self
jsnse. Swideski died at st. Peters
Epita1 yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
Amboy
Is No Exception
rer.lI Amboy People Come Out as Frank
~ Here aa EIseNh here

Perth An-hoy people publicly recon.
mend Doan.s kidney Pills This paper Is
publishing Perth Amboy cases from week
to week. 1. is the same every
Home testimony in home papers. Doan's
are PRAISED In atty thousand signed state
ments. rublishe ed In 2G00 communities.
Perth Amboy people are no exception.
Here's a Perth Amboy statement.
Auton knudson. 314 Market st. saws: 81
have used Doan's Kidney Pills and found
them 10 te a good remedy Ny .sidneys
we're out If order and I had attacks II
hackach thai made 1t hard for me to co
-any STOPPING or lifting. NY kidneys dtan 1
Get right. I used Doan's kidney pills
from Seaman's Drug Store and they soon
rid M of the backache and put nv hid
neys IN gcad order. Il
Price io.. at all dealers. Dom, simBiy
ask for q kidney .remedy-get Doan's HI
noy Plls-the same that Mr.. KINDLY
~-sssss-..s.-. CO. Mrs. Hunt.o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
Packer Pleads Guilty

CHICAGO, Oct. 1:-Eli Psalezer.
president of the Consumers Pack
ing Company, entered a plea of
guilty before Judge Evans in the
United States district court here to-
day where he and seven other off,
Gals of the firm are on trial for
conspiracy to use the mails to de-
fraud.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
CL|1C
DAY CHANGED

KEYPORT. Oct. 1.-THE baby
clinic which has been so successful
ly conducted here Saturday morn
ings for the past several months.
under the direction of DIR. Pease.
will be changed October 10 to Tues
day afternoons at 2 o'clock. Mrs. +.
X. Ohland, the Red Cross nurse, Is
assisting very valuably in this work
especially in the follow up cases and
has been kept extremely busy since
her arrival here with various cases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
heads Not Guilty to Assault.

correspondent.
EW BRUNSWICK. Oct. /
* Wendolek, of Sayreville
nship, pleaded not guilty to u.s.
Iting John Lloyd at Sayreville on
rust IS. The argument is alleged
Rave resulted after the complain
n wife had been taken out in a
Wendolek was ordered held in
800 bail to await the action of the
nd Jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
CITY BRIEFS

meeting of the Young Mems
Social club was postponed
q night until Sunday after
! o'clock because OF the
fixtures not being in order
quarters Of the club In the
| building. which the club has
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01

CLEvELAND-"This is the town
that doesn't like me- said Slugger
Joe Jackson as the Pale Hose de-
trained here. He made about $4,000
fans cheer him in the croocial series
with the Indians just the anne Joe
hit EN- far.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
HOi tIh Pirates

PITTSBURGH-New blood has
made the. Pittsburgh Pirates the
troublesome club in the National
League this year. This club will be
in the runni. 3 in 1921.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01
Chilly Weather For Games.

DETROIT. oct. Chilly weather
and a drizzling rain greeted the
Detroit and Cleveland teams as they
prepared 20 open a four games series
which may decide whether the In
dams retain their lead e the Sox.
To clinch the flag and win the right
to meet Brooklyn in the worlds
series Cleveland must win three of
the games to be played here, provid-
ed Chicago wins three.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01

|Wn.

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Z Column.
last Sat-
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tx the $50
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hrist company.
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bal given by f.
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statue contrib
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lulz won a silk
Grace Sullivan.
White was the
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ids of -four given
was awarded to
pounds of
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[anson, a case of
Baum was
Mullen, a ladies
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ting. and a case
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by John Camp
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-01

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-The Chicago
White Sox and st. Louis prepared to
open the series which may prove the
deciding factor in the pennant race.
Three games will be played, the
final contest Sunday bringing the
1920 campaign to a close.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-09
SCHOOL NOTES

The weather man seemed to heartily
approve of the Orleans commence
ment program and did all in his power
TO make the week ideal. The program
began with the baccalaureate sermon,
preached by Rev. Pierce at the Opera
nall Sunday evening. The juniors de-
serve to be complimented upon their
tasteful decoration of the hall that
evening as well as upon the decora-
lions for each succeeding event.
tuesday evening Pageant of His
tory was presented upon the school
lawn. The were about IT'S characters
IN the pageant. Only comments OF
an apprec1at1ve and complimentary ma
ture have been made by those nresent
who incidentally numbered about 500.
The pupils and teachers felt well re-
paid for their hard work.
Rev. Martin gave a very interestine
and practical commencement address
about his views of today's national
problems. Following his address di-
plomas were given the six members
OF the graduating class. Vera Gotta
and Darrell Hoyt won the u. V. Nj.
scholarships.
Thursday afternoon the seniors
gave as their class day program a
short original play as a take-off on the
high school faculty. Even the facul-
ty had to admit that it was clever.
The same afternoon, the Red Cross
diplomas were awarded to 80 members
of the home nursing class. Wednes-
day afternoon the same class had Civ
en- public demonstration of its prac-
teal work. The good health banner
was given over by the fifth grade to
the sixth in reward for the latter's
high standard in the keep clean cam
paign and correcting of eye, ear, nose
and throat defects.
During the week, the baseball team
scored three victories; one against
each of the three following high
school teams, Newport, Barton and
North Troy. These made a total of
eight games out of IL to the credit
of o. H. S.
The alumni banquet, banquet to the
faculty and graduates given by one
of the members of the board. school,
picnic at Lake Willoughby and Junior
promenade made a very enjoyable
closing of an altogether enjoyable
week.