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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
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To CARRY FIGHT
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ami resolutions oi support from his
printers n'l union men
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permit him Co., como into IN, world
under circumstances which enable him
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

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their surpIus grain dnwn the river ~
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H"' l;ussiars and even T3ras ahong
'h"m They became frlrSi"ig shots.
fi'ls ana swimmer. THEN f1I srs were
famous Tor their niiu,ss ana cndur.
once. Their difference h'"ni. lin q
unity ~ purpos, Hnl IuOiu'.
The Ukraine includes southeastern
Russia. with the exception off thr TROY.
inrc known as B,srlfubla which pa.
takes OF the character of 'hc Balkan
states and b. prupl,d with i;unnnilns
and Bulguraus The great seaport OF
Odessa and surrounding country haV.
ncyn added o. % under "a, 1"w align.
neni
The rkraino DOES not reach much
north Of Xiv or east Of khnikov. bat
II II q large state IN itself. iholt 80
large as the German Empife. with
some twent, i've ot thirty mGlions us
people living u u
The largest ,itv ~ the real TX.
ainc IL kirv around Whi,h rational
~. probably ,,nt.rS hrceu.. II the
deep roligiugs associations ~ cunn.c.
ton with the -nrinos and MANI iolv
places n Naa 40 900, fimr the ,ip,til of
lll Russia. khukuy N the leading r,m.
mcrril town in u. unless odessa. on
th, Black S,i IT, considered
There n e u.fr about the limiilrss
stretches of the St.pp-s IN the ~.
.alu. ~ wide. level spaces. 90 In gen
n, undnlatlun.. they reach uut untll
,Ly and horizon meet In barely pet
ccpliblc linz. Parts II II remind one
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
No Sugar
Required in Jiffy-Jell Fruit Desserts

Mix in fresh fruit IL you wish,
but Jiffy-Jell itself has fruit
essence in abundance.
To make salad jell. use lime.irui,
flavor, tart and green.
Use mint for mint jell TO be
served with meats.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Four Million Dollar
Fire Sweeps Fishing
District in Siberia

7f .rH-if'ss ffs.s
TOXIC. July t-rf. be swept %.
Cf'i'e fishing district oH rho western
rf.r. .f t4. .ss .. U.HH'-f which vaa
.clr.u @. Japan .rt,r tI. treaty e.
suUl'h
Th. ..u.1 1rHa irrI1des the city o..
1keh' b according On wireless o..
port received h.r. Tho financial il-s
is es'.rl',d 20 $4,000 GOO and so far
co. frf. e ata,m.r a'Hrg the coast
j. unknown.
70, government has b'.r asked O.
fisTaf.r v.r ships O.. th' -o.ue a. .H.
y.-i4gi', 'fc of1n ~ %. fare. whlcA
D. believed o. E-te h,,u s.; by Boi-he.
WIKI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

Clarendon had heavy rain Monday
gftefroon. according o. District judge
Henry : Bishop who had been O.
that place or business. The judz,
rcIurt'd that ~ encountered diff.
Guilty in travelling over the roads ny
automobile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
WILSON CONGRATII.iTEs
FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT. e
81 ks.or ted Press
WASHINGTON

W aasnr A'fd ffeea
WASHINGTON. july G-Prcsidcn'
Wihup tonight sent Franklin n R'osc.
Welt assistant secretary uf the navy
who was nominate. Tor vice president
hy the democratic national convention
the following telegram;
Plea" accept my warm rong1tulI-
t,ls and good wishes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

fprebrtd stock Increases.
In Madison county which was re.
leafed from quarantine only last De.
cembcr. cattle owners are "mupping
up" the few remaining ticks. and also
re rapidly introducing purchrcd sires
"a riep which could not safely be- tax
en before. because u the danger from
tick fever The county received isi
rcfi tered bulls during May In other
'ouniics Improvement IN the condition
y cattle has been noticed by stock own
srg. who are active m cleaning their
pastures 81 N. last fever ticks
This rapid progress. according % the
FEDERAL officials supervising the work
how thu confidence of cattle owners
IN the permanent. benefits following de-.
tructiun 81 The tick. Bu, even NOR
noteworthy !. the systematic manner IN
which TeXa~ ~ whole j. supporting
ne gone law. and taking mp the work II
'ick eradication in he different zones
~ provided Tor hy the stat. legisla.
'grc IN tn past IN. state policy dii
not require the dipping ui cattle OK.
apt when tick cxpoflrc was demon.
,raied but this year al cattle are In
'ludc'l In the dipping activities aud {, -
hoped this practice Will continue. The
STAT. Live Stosk Sanitary Commission
{ Texas D. supporting tn Federal
iolicy e dipping all the cattle with tn
'ssI!; mat pasture. can be- practically
reed from ticks in ore season. Thas
las hc.n The result ols"Whcrc when ail
attic have been dipped
Representative ~ N" United Stai,.
Department e Asrieuliut" 10 Texas ATE
{ IN. opinion that II the systematic
tipping - cattle continue 10 be- porsr.
-Ited during The months ~ June. July.
md August as vigorously 40 during
Npril and May. conditions will be- such
that a number Il cruntiof IN Zan"
rlii b. ready Tor rcl,1er from quuran.
zine early la the month n September.
n such favorable conditions cnn b.
aruught about ii would be - very great
'dylnt1ge O. rl'tio owners and the in
fnftry generally hv permitting tn
free movement ~ eat'i, from released
'olrtlIs during 'fs autumn months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
TICK ERADICATION
sPEE1ED IN TEXAS
pc.'sl'o The Se~.

-pcei1l ~ The Nsvs
WASHINGTON July s-"Gc' "a"
last tiok"' With tins goal IN view act.
tie owners grl citizens IN Texas tbs
year Z a new high mark In cattle dip.
pings Ter the month II April and May
Reports from the Federal tick eradlca.
;ion office AZ ~. worth and Houston.
Texas. show that during April 1881 ~:
dipping ct cattle were supervised by
Federal. State. and county employees
in tina, state During MAY the total
number u official dippings reached
s35g-fs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

The wDrids Htserf r..I-riion ~
silver b. ssflt-.s a. .4.f -II
ounces annually.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

Nv hot weather one should wear .
smile and as little else as possible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Cart I,1.ter Covers Is Aeres.

A whecitraciion &C. cart dusisr an
~ made % take oaT, q about - acres
IT. operation requires thu work ~ a
man and two mules u b sampler In eor.
struction and sasier 10 handle than tn
engine power machines. This iype was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
Uric Acid Treatment
75c Bottle (32 doses FREE

Just because you start the day wor-
ried and tired. with aching head,
burning and bearing down pains in the
back-worn ont before the day begins
do not think you have to stay in
that condition.
BE strong and well. Get rid OF the
pains. stiff joints, sore muscles. rheu-
matte suffering. aching back or kidney
trouble caused by Acids.
Get more sleep. IL your rest is bro
ken half a dozen times q night you
will appreciate the comfort and
strength this treatment gives.
rheumatism, kidney and bladder
troubles, and all other ailments due to
excessive acid. no matter how chronic
or stubborn, yield to The Williams
Treatment.
Send this notice and 10 cents TO pay
part of postage. packing etc. to
The DR.. D.. A. Williams Co, S 3167
May II. p. o. Bldg, East Hampton.
Conn. You will receive a 75c bottle
(32 doses) free, by parcel post. No
further obligation oil your part. Only
one free bottle to any family or
address.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
City Briefs

The first annual dance of Nancy
Lincoln Lodge No. 1862, Ladies' Aux
Hilary of the Brotherhood. of Locomo-
tive Iiremen and Enginemen will be
held tonight at Washington hall.
Fred O'Brien's orchestra will furnish
the music. A prize of $3.50 in gold
will be awarded.
An important meeting of the AL
pine Cemetery Lot Owners Associa-
ton will be held in the city hall on
Wednesday night at s o'clock. Presi-
dent John Pfeiffer Is having the sec
rotary of the association, A. II. Ora
ham, notify all members to be pres
ont as matters OF importance are to
be acted upon.
Jacob Goldberger who went to
Atlantic City with several other local
bankers to attend the meeting of the
State Bankers Association held on
Friday and Saturday of last week, Is
spending several days at that resort.
Tho regular meeting Of Nancy
Lincoln Lodge. No. 1852, Ladies' Aux
Hilary Of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen and Enginemen sched-
uied for tonight has been postponed
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
because of the dance tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
Lodges

The service of a physician for the
members and their family will be
given If the new bylaws Of Perth
Amboy Nest No. / OF. Order of Owls,
passes. The new section was up for
the first reading Friday night at the
meeting Of the nest. With the service
of the physician. the sick benefit of
seven dollars a week will be the same,
but the mortuary benefit is raised
frcm $500 to $3.50 and the dues from
seventy-fiye cents to 81 a month. One
candidate was initiated at the meet
ing.
The monthly meeting OF the Past
Chief Rangers Association of Middle
sex county held at New Brunswick
yesterday afternoon was attended by
fifty members representing the va
riQus courts throughout the county.
President Edward c. Smith presided.
Arrangements were made for going
to the meeting of Court Barron at
Woodbridge tonight and to the meet
ing of Court Sayreville the second
Tuesday night in June. The next
meeting of the association will be held
in this city the third Sunday in June.
Plans were made for a large class in
itiation to be held at the Armory in
New Brunswick some time in October.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
BABIES HAVE THEIR DAY
At PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The largest congregation for several
weeks was present yesterday morn
ing In the First Presbyterian church
for the babies day service. A spe-
cial invitation had been given to all
the babies of the congregation to be
present, and announcement had been
made beforehand by the pastor, Rev.
Frederick ID. Modern eyer, that par
ents need not be distressed If their
infants should laugh, crow or cry
during the service.
One feature of the service was a
Cradle Roll exercise by the tiny tots
of The Beginners Department of the
Sunday school. which consisted OF
their placing into a little white cradle
on the pulpit platform slips of paper
bearing the names that a been add
ed to the oil during the past year.
The exercise opened with a prayer by
the beginners and closed with a song
in which they were assisted by the
junior choir.
Another feature was an anthem
sung antiphonally by the junior and
senior choirs.
The pastor announced that because
Of the large number of children pres
ent he would not preach his written
sermon. but would instead speak to
the children, and was rewarded by
close attention on their part to the
story of the infant Moses.
Some of the babies pre- mt took
part by growing or talking at inoppor-
tune times, but all persons present
seemed to think that the service was
delightful.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
CAUSE MANY FINES

A number Of traffic and auto law
violators were arrested the weekend
which was n of the busiest traffic
week-ends this city has seen in some
time. Both motorcycle patrolmen and
traffic officers throughout the city
were kept busy handling the vehicles
throughout the two days.
Henry Nohas of Brooklyn, arrested
by Patrolman Seiboth on Saturday
was fined $50 for speeding: Henry
Barber of East Brunswick arrested for
driving without a license was fined
IS; Fritz Jahnke, of Oak street also
on Saturday for reckless driv-
ing and driving without a license was
fined $25. Patrolman Bachman ar
rested William Hoppe of New YORK
yesterday for violating the auto laws,
and he vas fined s25. Henry shad-
skin, of Brooklyn. arrested by Patrol
mar Seiboth yesterday for speeding
not having a drivers license, was
$50. Faust Matteucci summon
ed to appear before Recorder Pfckers-
gill this morning by Patrolman Gloom
ey on a charge of speeding. was fined
$50. Joseph II. Bowen of Newark,
arrested yesterday by Traffic Officer
for violating traffic ordinances,
paroled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
South Amboy

Mrs. c. f.. Gildersleeve, nee Mari
anne Resale Oliver, departed this
life at her home In S~ayreville Friday
night. Funeral services will be held
at her late home on Tuesday after
moo at 2 o'clock. The interment will
be made in Christ church cemetery.
South Amboy, Immediately after.
City Collector n Mrs. Albin Van
Dusen were out-of-town visitors yes
terday.
Mr.. mi Mrs. L. f. Suits and
daughter Dorothy, Miss Bertha Abel
and Percy H. Locker enjoyed a motor
trip yesterday afternoon.
Tonight the board OF directors of
the South Amboy Chamber of Com
merce will meet in the headquarters
of the chamber in the Trust Com
pany building.
The Ages of Masonry" the illus
trated lecture by Ex-Judge John Ul-
rich, which was to have been given
last Tuesday night in the high school
auditorium, will be delivered tonight
in the lodge rooms of st. Stephens
Lodge, F. e. A. NJ. in the K. OF p.
hall. In connection with the lecture
Miss Elsa Goepferich. who pleased
SO many at the entertainment scn
Tuesday night. has beef engaged and
will sing as one of her solos The
Holy City,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
MARTIN J. OLSEN,
WHO QUITS STREET DEPT

Martin J. Olsen. who resigned his
position as assistant street commits
sioner here in order to accept a posi-
tion for the county along similar
lines, was presented with n god
watch, the gift of the employees of
the street department, at noon Satur-
day. The presentation was made by
Street Commissioner Antonio +.
Munoz who also spoke highly of the
way in which Mr.. Olsen had done his
work for the past four years. All OF
the employees were present when the
presentation was made and h Gift
came as a surprise to the outgoing
member of the department. Alder
men Christian Andersen, Benjamin
A. Riedy and Thomas Patten were
also present. John ~Jorgensen was
chairman of the committee which ar
ranged for the presentation ana
meeting OF the men.
Fred Olsen. who has been employ
ed as ~yardmaster on the Lehigh Vail
ley railroad, has been selected 20 fill
the vacancy of assistant street com
missioner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
POLICE VIEWS

Henry Taylor. "a student of South
Amboy, and Milton A.. Cole, a time
keeper of Hoboken, were arrested by
Patrolman Munroe on a drunk and
disorderly conduct charge Saturday
night. They were paroled yesterday
in the custody of Taylor's father to
await a hearing.
Joe Mirik, of Plainfield. arrested
by Patrolman Munroe last night on a
drunk and d~isorderly conduct charge,
will be a~rraigned before Recorder
Pickerseill tonight.
Andrew Olas, OF Spa Spring. was
picked up by Patrolman Ludwigson
yesterday morning wandering about
with q bad cut on his head. The
officer brought the man to headquar-
ters and then 10 his home.
Detective Joseph Gutowski is on
the lookout for three small boys
ranging in age from ten to eleven
years who claim to have come from
Jersey city, and who left $40 with j.
Feinstein of 397 State street Satur-
day afternoon to secure a bicycle.
Before giving the boys the bicycle
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
BIG SERVICES YESTERDAY
AT ST. PETERS CHURCH
Continued from page -

isS7-1S56, given by his children.
The Chapman window, in memory
of James Chapman Sd. given by his
wife.
The Raynor-Barter- window. in
memory of Rosina Elizabeth Raynor
and Harry Plat Barter her grand
son.
The soldiers window, given by the
Booz, Dell and Schroeder families in
memory of the three boys from st.
Peters parish and of those families
who fell in the great war.
The Jacob Lewis window given IN
memory of Jacob Lewis by his de-
scendents the johnson family who
were long residents of Perth Amboy.
The Popham window which is a
restoration of the window given in
memory of Mrs. Mary Newport.
The Benton window destroyed by
the Morgan explosion n restored
by the Misses Benton.
The CARTS vestibule doors and tym-
panum is given in memory of a wife
and mother, Mrs. Anna Marie Gar1s.
The following electroliers in the
nave have been given as memorials
for the following. Ruth Elizabeth
Bergman, Captain Reid Merrill Wal
lace, Frances iRebecca Hoy. James
Samuel Quick and his wife, Mary
Bruce Quick, Hannah Louise Hornsby,
and Arthur Howell Boughton. 3D..
Festal candlesticks have been pres
ented in memory of Bessie Booz War
rem and a Susan Dubois tombstone
memorial Is yet to be selected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
CARAVAN Of e
TRUCKS HERE
Ship by Truck Good Roads
Movement Boosted at Noon
day Meeting Held Here.

An automobile truck a of
twenty-three cars arrived in this city
shortly after noon today, this being
the first stop of their 500 mile tour of
the state In order to boost the ship
by-Truck Good Roads" Week being
observed now. The cars came here
from Newark and parked in Madison
avenue in front of the Elks building.
Mayor Frank Dorsey welcomed the
visiting truckmen on behalf of the
city, after which w. B. Brister, one of
the speakers with the party told of
the importance of motor truck trans
portation. The speaker said that al
though America was ace high in al
most everything when compared with
European countries 1t must now look
to it's laurels in the matter of good
roads. He made a strong plea for
better roads from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and from the extreme north
to the south.
Mr.. Brister told of the increasing
demand for motor trucks to be used
in the transportation of all kinds OF
goods and materials and h way in
which the freight tie-up caused by
railroads difficulties could be solved
by motor trucks n good roads over
which these huge cars might pass.
The U. s. Navy band from Newark
included in the party together
Will icCEultluB OLlceTS ana three
trucks. one of which carried a large
torpedo and shell. The band rendered
several selections while the car were
stopping here and one of the officers
spoke briefly OF what the navy offers
the young man in the way of enduce-
All of the members of the party
were dined IN this city after which
they left for Keyport and Freehold.
They will spend the night in Freehold
and go from there by way of English
and Old Bridge to New Bruins
wick where q meeting will be held at
noon tomorrow. Leaving New Bruins
wick they will go by way of Bound
Brook to Plainfeld where they will be
tomorrow night. At moor Wednesday
the caravan will be in Somerville and
hat night In Morristown.
Dover will be reached at noon
Thursday and Newton that night. Sus-
sex, Pompton, Paterson, Hackensack,
Jersey City and Newark vii be touched
during the remainder of the tour, the
500 mile trip being brought to q close
with a parade in Newark OF Saturday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
TAG DAY IN SALVATION
ARMY DRIVE At KEYP0RT

By Special Correspondent
KEYPORT, May 1.-THE
Army drive under the direction OF the
of Raritan Post, No. 20,
American Legion, has been extended
until Saturday of this week when tag
day will be observed. On Saturday
might past Rev. +. T. b. Reynolds gave
AN addres at the Surf theatre after
which a collection was taken by the
members of the Legion which resulted
in a goodly sun being obtained. ON
Tuesday evening, an illustrated ad-
dress will be given at the High School
auditorium at which time The Saliva
ton Army on the Battle Front" will
be shown. No admission viii be
charged but an offering for the drive
will be received.
The various factories in the Dor
.ough are cooperating with the lie
gion members and are receiving sub
scriptions and the various lodges are
also receiving subscriptions from
members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
ARRESTED FOR CARRYING
CONCEALED WEAPONS


Harold Ellsworth arrested by Pa
trolman Patrick Dwyer at midnight
Saturday night on a charge of carry
ing concealed weapons and for being
drunk and disorderly. was held in ST.
900 ball his morning to await the ac-
ton of the grand jury. 1t Is said that
the man Is working on the railroad
at present, and carried the revol-
Yer for use in case he al into any
of the "vacationists."
One witness was In court this morn
ing, and told that the man had pull
ed the revolver on him. The defend
ant said that he went into a store.
and the store owner found him in an
intoxicated condition forced the re-
volver on him, stating something
about 1t being dangerous to go home
without a gun.
This is the first arrest of men work
ing on the railroad at present who
it's is said have been carrying guns
without permits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-17
NEWS

TRENTON. May 17:-State Super
intendent of Weights and Measures
Frank Wanser has been designated
by Governor Edwards TO officially
represent New Jersey at the thir-
teenth annual conference on weights
and measures which takes place at
Washington. ID. c., from May "a to
27, inclusive.
HOBOKEN, May 17.-Willie Sctla-
gel, a waiter brought here Y <rday
from Youngstown o.. arraigaed here
today In police court was charged with
the murder of Oscar Ruckert. white
metal manufactures who was hot 10
death In his home a week ago Sunday.
He was remanded for . further hear
lug.