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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-10
OThe -


I'LL -
x-a,fsm Farnnm in The Orphan.
1afrsf william Fox production.
~ * seen for the last time tonigpt
49, Theatre. This stirring
ncfodrama has attracted capacity
rnzes ince its opening, Mr.. Farnuin
nr4raws an outlaw who hecause OF
~ ~7furo OF the many crimes creolt
4 - him. is hated and hunted 0y
M utarried couple. or young
eonle about to embark on the un.
erfain sea of matrimony. should Ia'l
80 ssThe Road to Divorce. a
lnf<,erza1 photodrama starring MARY
fa~Vareu. which is to be SHOWN az
81 Crescent Theatre tomorrow n
Wosf or the unhappiness That
nwes TO young married people Is
hr1uxh disiIlusionnaent. Inc nus
80 forqets those little gallantrles
kat characterized his counting days,
Ihs1e fhe wife neglects to make tns
,c~f ~ her personal charms Inear
nmance shattered, the two driit
,erf although deep In their heafts
kc3r love remains the same.
IN ssThe Road to Divorce. nary
racr.aren plays the part OF a New
Enuland girl who is married 10 a
;s;nr uhvsician. When babies come
he Young wife is so occupied Win
- children and domestic duties that
he becomes careless of e appear
nee and neglectful Of her husband;
carefully groomed, wen nformeu
al comes TO visit and the wire
5ffnrs bv contrast A family tragedy
) imminent. when a tnfeaseHeo
aIamity causes the soc ~
ealize his true feelings 0 the gar
e married
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-10

derful medicine. ] al now do twice
as much work and I recommend the
Vegetable Compound to other women.
You can use these facts as q testi-
monial."-Mrs. NJ. THEALL BEssEY,
ls6 Appleton Street, Lowell, Mass.
Why women will continue to suffer
so long is more than We a under
stand, when they can find health in
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
poundi
For forty years it has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
has restored the health Of thousands
of women.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. icon
fdential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter
will be opened, read and answered by
a woman and held in strict confidence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-10

ROME-A large number OF aristo-
cratic young men in Rome. Florence
and other italian cities. by asree-
ment, are wearing a special costume
this summer costing about 30 to IS.
They have declared a boycott on
expensive clothing.
The suits are composed of khaki
or blue denim trousers and a shirt
or blouse which can quite easily be
made al home. Wearers OF the
cheap attire have also Temporarily
abandoned jewelry. elaborate era
watts silver-handled n or e1pen'
siye hats. Most of the innovators
also wear sandals instead of shoes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-10
new TASTELESs
0|LALWAYS
MARKEDNELL0GG'S
To GET Genuine Kellqggs Iasteless
Castor on Insist on bahorAfop
FILLED Bottle

+, Won want a castor oil. absolutely
u,,shoSt nauseating tasss, insist ON Kel-
,osa,s TasteIess Castor on. Every bottle
h niled at the laboratories OF spencer
- ho7siss piainiy labelled Ke1lokEss. In
strensth and purity KelIssss Tsstelsss
castor on e. exactly the same as the old
fashioned disagreaasle kan0 eut WITH tne
nare castor OH Nothing has been put In
~ dIssuiss the taste. Children will take
KelloFgs Tasteiess Castor II willingiy'
for OIL al all good druggists Accept nc
suhstitu.as Insist on genuine laboratory
aIIed bottles plainly lshelled kellogg
Tasteless Castor OIL Fhree Sizes lac
35c and esc-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-10
Ready For Big Excursion.

SOUTH AMBOY, Aug. 10.-Ar-
hnrements are completed for the
,ortv-frst annual excursion of the
kfrst NJ. e. church Of this city TO
Ssbnry Park and Ocean Grove. The
@ucursion this year will be held OIL
august II and promises TO be ons
IL the biggest in the history OF tins
achooI. An active committee OF
t'oung men have the matter in charge
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-10
callOping Dominoes Lead 70 Arrest.

SAN DIEGO-victims OF the god
dess of chance, Ramon Salya and
Fred Jones. are in Jail here on a
burglary charge. A few weeks ago
p Peterson, a cigar store owner.
dropped a pair Of dice on the floor
one night and when he picked them
up in the morning mice had chewed
the corner off. Three nights later
the store was robbed. Police found
the dice on the persons of Salya
and Jones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-10

and every indication points 70 ehs
iar~est crowd ever attending.
This year the excursion viii pe
made iointly with the simpson
church of Perth Amboy ana Will De
run in several sections. An EFFORT Is
being made for a train returning
about nine o'clock but as yet without
snccess. The train will leave TINS
Central station of this city at S:45
o'clock and returning in the evening
at T:45 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-10
No Arrests In south Amb0y Attack.

Rv sDocial Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY. Aug 10-As yet
no arrest has been mad or the
marty guilty Of throwing the stone
through the window of the Knights
Of Pvthias hall during the session OF
the Middlesex County Past Council
ors' Association. in this city Friday
night. People living in that vicinity,
who wefr~sitting on their porcnes
at the time can positively identify the
r1,iltv persons and stand ready 70 do
so. ~
Recent advices from Red Bank
from the attending physician are 20
he effect that no serious injuries
will result. No action will be taken
nv Joel Parker Council until the IN
iured man appears in this city ana
personally makes the complaint.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-10

side, was persist
entity constipated
and had very
dizzy spells. I
suffered for three
years and was
perfectly miser-
able until a
friend was tell
ing me to try Ly-
dia y. Pinkham's
Vegetable Cor m
pound and /
found it q Won
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-10

coSoyER-At Piainield, n. J, sunday,
August 3, 1890. Olivia wife Of =. p AZ
Conover in her 5sth year. Funeaal III, III
cSnrch Netuchen; on Wednesday AFTER
noon Aug. II, at $50 O'clock
1s5S3-S-9-3t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-10
Married One Day; That Was
Enoaagh.

TACOMA.-One day was enough
for herl Celia ]. Hogle married MN
at Nogales. Ariz., september 1, 1sLo,
and left him the next day' a~ce9rulns
no the divorce petition of w. Hogle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-10
| SUFFERED
Three YEARS


Lowell, Mass.-'T was all run down
and had an awful pain in my right
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
SUSPECTED EACH
OTHER OF Theft
Row Between Negress and
Polish Woman Over
Loss of Hens
FORMER is FINED
$50 FOR ASSAULT

A Plymouth Rock hen disappearing
from the coop OF Cora Jackson. Negress.
acted like a boomerang AGAINST Cora and
landed her before Judge Boyce in coun-
ty court today A curious thing about
the case was that a Polish woman liv-
Ing next 10 Cora also missed a hen and
both were looking for their lost layers
The Polish woman. u was testified
got up on a chair and peeped over into
The Negress' yard. 10 happened that the
latter was then standing In her rear
doorway with a revolver in her hand
as II lying In wait for the thief. As soon
as The white woman's head rose above
The fence Cora raised the weapon and
nred twice Neither ball struck the
white woman. She fell or the chair too
quickly.
Attorney J. Frank Ball advised Cor,
TO plead not guilty 10 the charge OF as
lsault with Intent TO murder. and today
The woman pleaded guilty 10 common
assault Counsel made a plea for tho
Ntgress' parole, on account Of her good
reputation and produced several VIII
ncsses. who testified to her general rep
utatlon.
Deputy Attorney-General p. Warren
Green, opposed the motion. Judge
Boyce voiced sympathy for the prison.
er's invalid child. but said he felt boun<
to impose a fine OF $50 and costs. run
ming over si0o altogether. or six months
In default OF payment.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
NEW AUTO SHOW
ROOM DOWN TOWN

Wilmington Is 20 have asOther mod
ern garage and automobile show room.
The latest addition to the already nu-
merous buildings devoted to the auto
mobile trade in this city will be the
twO-story steel and brick structure OF
Nathan Schlanger and Ely Greenblatt,
at Nos. 409-iii Orange street The two
old buildings on this site have been
razed during the past month, and it
was stated by Mr.. Schlanger this morn
ing that the new garage would probably
be open for business on May 1.
The site OF the proposed building Is
az by il5 feet. The contractor for
the operation is w. L. Waller The new
structure will. contain two automobile
show rooms. although II has not ye
been announced what make OF car will
be handled by the firm Of Schlanger
and Greenblatt Mr.. Schlanger and
Mr.. Greenblatt bought The site about
two months ago. and at the same time
purchased the furniture store occupied
by FOgle and Coh9n at 207-209 West
Fourth street. The two parcels OF
property abut In the middle OF the
block. giving The firm room for expan-
sion, should the necessity occur. In
such an event, the garage could be en-
tered from both Fourth street and
from Orange street.
10 was stated this morning, how
ever, that the new firm has no inten-
ton Of rszing The furniture store
building. but would permit the pres
ent tenants to remain indefinitely.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
CONFERENCE ON
UNITARIANISM
Women of Philadelphia
League Meet Here to
Talk Church Work
CITY ALLIANCE is
LUNCHEON HOSTESS

Luncheon was served TO about seven
ty guests In the First Unitarian Church.
this noon, precendent 10 the afternoon
session Of the Philadelphia League Of
Unitarian and other Christian Workers.
The local Unitarian Alliance was the
hostess for visiting alliances from Ger
mantown. Vineland First Unitarian
Church OF Philadelphia, Trenton and
Baltimore.
AT 100 O'Clock, a "Reclprocity Day"
program was given. Addresses upon
the alliance work were made by Mrs.
u. c. B. Pierce. wife Of a distinguished
Unitarian minister Of Washington
D. c., and by Mrs. Francis L. Durham
and Miss Kate Ranstead. both prOmi-
nent In alliance work in Baltimore.
The officers OF the league are Mrs.
w. l.. Gilbert, Of Vineland. president ;
Mrs. Fred G. Pierce, Of Germantown.
recording secretary; Miss Eleanor
Zwissler. treasurer: Mrs Frederick /
Smith, correspond 'ng secretary. on
cial and alliance reports were given at
the business session this afternoon
but no election Of officers was sched-
uled for this meeting.
The placing Of the luncheon hour
before the meeting opened was a pop
ular innovation. adding 10 the conven-
ience Of those attending from other
cities. The cOzy parlors Of the church
were arranged with attractively set Ia
bles. whereupin a delicious luncheon
was, served. The floral decoration OF
jonquils Frightened the roof daintily.
The comm ttee in charge Of the
luncheon were: Mrs. T. c. BRIGHAM,
chairman; Mrs. Julian Adair. Mrs. II.
G. Irons. Mrs. William A. VroOman, and
Mrs. Charles A. Trip.
The reciprocity" purpose OF the
program was delightfully."- carried out,
each alliance Offering helpful sugges-
tions and receiving practical Ideas from
the speeches, reports, and informal dis
cussions.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
TO NAME MEMBER
FOR COMMISSION

A representative OF the city on the
Public Building Commission is expected
to be named at the meeting tonight Of
City Council.
A caucus on the question was held
by the Mayor and Republican members
last evening, following the meeting Of
Council In committee OF the whole.
No decision as TO the appointment was
reached. Another caucus will De held
tonight before or during an intermis-
sion Of Council session.
The commission is composed Of three
members appointed respectively by the
Governor, Levy Court and Mayor and
City Council. Their terms expire
March IS. United States Senator l..
Heller Ball at present represents the
state, Charles II. Ten Weeges, the
county, and Colonel Edmund Mitchell
the city. Council is to choose a sue
cessor to Colonel Mitchell.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
BLIZZARD THREATENS
SPRING ZEPHYRS

While this city and other nearby places
are enjoying a taste OF spring weather
word came today from Chicago that a
blizzard was bound eastward at high
rate Of 81 ed.
The storm has already wrought
havoc in the Middle West and north
west, Gripping wire and rail commun-
ications AT last reports the blizzard
was edging into Illinois with an abund-
ance Of energy still left.
This dlsiric. weather man Is some
what optimistic. While Il Is true tha
a storm is bound eastward, IL still hai
many mountains and streams 10 pass
he pointed out. before 1t gels any.
where near Wilmington.
incidentally. he says. the winds Ol
Michigan are somewhat erratic. II {:
very probable, he contends, that The
wind which sweeps across the greal
lakes may break the back Of the storm
and scatter ii in all direct Ons.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
|GREENBAUM TO
GET AUTO AGENCY
Negotiations Under Way for
Gomery-Schwartz Busi-
ness in Wilmington
EXPECT DEAL WILL
BE CLOSED SOON

Negotiations are under way for the
sale TO Samuel Greenhaum. Of this CITY
OF the Hudson and Essex automobile
agency, Fifth and Orange streets. own
led by The Compassionate Company
Of Philadelph a.
Mr.. Gomery was located at the Au-
tomob le Club In Philadelphia This az
ternoon and confirmed the deal. Ha
sad an inventory Is under way 10 de-
termine the value OF the cars In stock.
the, flXturas, repa r. equipment and
good will Of the Wilmington branch of
his company. There would be no sale
OF real estate. ne sad, adding Chat
The Compassionate Company would
retain Ownersh p NJ The Mot 0f % orol
II holds at Delaware avenue and Tat.
nall street. Mr. G0mery also sa.u tlere
would be no transfer OF the GOmery-
Schwartz name. merely the agency
Tor me. Hudson and Essex cars going
to Mr.. Greenbaum.
l.. A. Bradley. present manager OF the
compassionate agency here, said to-
day he knew negotiations for a sale
were pending, but preferred 10 have all
Information concerning the transaction
come from Mr.. Gomery. head OF the
company
Mr.. Greenbaum formerly conducted a
department store at ihhd aiu Mat.ct
streets. For a year and a half past he
has been engaged In real estate and
general investments, with an office at
No. ii5 West Ninth street.
When asked as 10 the purchase price
for the agency. Mr.. Gomery said Il
would be determined by the results Of
the inventory now being taken.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
new TONIC Will
/. DO YOU WORLDOF
GOOD SAYSLADY
Says New Tonic, Hypo-Cod,
is Fine if You Are Recov-
covering From Sickness
1T PUTS YOU ON
YOUR FEET AGAIN

II had the Flu last winter and never
have been myself since until lately. My
blood was In awful shape and ! had one
boil right after another. I stayed ner-
vOus and couldn't get strong Night
after night couldn't sleep good.
would be up half a dozen times every
night looking out the window and walk
Ing the floor. I couldn't recover my
appetite and was so weak and listless I
didn't know what 10 do until a friend
suggested try Earle's HypO-Cod. which
did, and my oh my how Il does the
work" declared Mrs. Mary Gre d. pro-
prietress OF the grocery store store 73S
No. 37th ST. Philadelphia. Pa.
'The old bolls are drying up almost
Ike magic and no new ones are coming
on l am sleeping fine now and getting
rested up, thank goodness. I'm not ner-
vous any more and those shaky. tremb-
ling spells have left me. ] feel much
stronger and my food seems 10 give me
so much more strength. / know / am
looking better. for that sallOw, slckly
color has started going away" con-
tinued Mrs Green. whose address Is
given above.
Instead OF taking some slow acting,
long drawn out tOning up treatment
get this new, more modern and more
powerful tonic and build yourself up
days and weeks soOner-avOld all that
expense and loss OF time from work.
II you know Of anyone seemingly un-
able 10 recover from long wasting III
ness or the "Flu"-inslst on them drop
ping the slow way and get Earle's Hypo-
Cod There are positive dangers in lin
gering around in a weak condition
complications are apt 10 follow unless
you build yourself up quick. Read what
others say IN following issues OF this
paper. Drop in at the drug store and
read the formula on a bottle. insist on
the genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod bearing
name Earle Chemical Co., Wheeling.
w Va
Earle's Hypo-Cod Is sold here by Eek
erd's Medicine Store. sos Market St..
and the leading druggists in all nearby
towns Price Si25, plus &c war tax
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
CLOVER DAIRY co.
MEN AT DINNER

Employees OF the Glover Dairy Com
pany enjoyed their FIRST Good Eel
lowsh.p" and "Get Together" dinner
and entertained al the Lambros lasi
night as the guests OF The company
The program for the evening included
speaking by the officers OF the COM
pany. singing end dancing, in addition
10 a generous menu.
p, Z Sharpless, OF COncoriville. Pa.
president Of the company was the frsi
speaker. He told Of his 80 years ex-
perience in the dairy business and
urg d the employees OF the company to
do everything possible for the rrotec-
tlon OF the public in improving the
quality Of the milk, by taking good
care OF lt
Harry Nushaum, treasurer, praised
the clean-cut qualities OF The employees
and their past attention TO duties. He
said the work Of employees OF the COM
pany was a very important one, In that
the health Of many infants was in some
degree dependent upon their care.
BENJAMIN Nusbaum. another official,
stated that employees should help, not
hinder the work Of the firm.
w. L. Richards, manager OF the COM
pany. said that even II the City Council
made The proposed changes in the city
ordinances governing milk pasteuriza-
tiOn. sterilization and the health Of en-
plOyes in connection with the dairy bus
mess, that the company would not be
affected as these precautions were al
ready being taken.
Dancing was enjoyed at the end OF the
evening. Among the most enjoyable
features OF the affair were solos by
Harry Heller, George Moody and Frank
Laucirica.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
NEW YORK WANTS
2.75 PER CENT. BEER

ALBANY. N. Y. March T. UNITED
Press) senator James J. Walker
minority leader. today introduced a bin
In the state Senate defining beverages
containing 275 per cent. alcohol and
under as nOn-intoxicating.
The measure would permit the sale
OF beers and light wines In hotels and
restaurants and also by wholesale and
retail dealers for home consumption. II
stipulates that beverages, where sold
by retail dealers, must not be consumed
on the premises.
The measure Is along the lines OF the
bin introduced last session by majority
leader ]. Henry Walters and defeated
because OF the opposition raised by
saloon men whom Il would eliminate.
The bin was referred to the Judiciary
committee.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
WOMAN AND CHILD
RETURN TO THIS CITY

The supposed demented woman and
ichild said 10 have been sent here from
Chester yesterday. owing to her friend
less and helpless condition, and who
were placed in charge OF the matron at
the police station, We're returned 10
Chester, Pa. yesterday afternoon.
Father Connolly, OF St Thomas Church,
Who has interested himself In the case,
accompanied them.
Aided by the Chester authorities and
members Of the Catholic Church in
that place, Father Connolly tried TO To-
cate her friends or relatives in that city
but was unable 10 learn any thing and
was compelled TO return his charges to
this city as the Pennsylvania authorities
refuse to care for them, claiming the
wOmansoriglnally came from Whining
ton.
The woman and her child are occupy
ing the detention rooms adjoining the
matrons' Office at the police station. and
are being well cared for while she is
under observation by the physicians.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
HARBORPLANS
SUIT OFFICIALS
Changes Likely To Be Made
BY u. S. Will Be
Satisfactory
EXPECT GOVERNMENT
ANSWER EARLY

II was stated today by Joseph Ban
croft, a member OF the Board OF Har-
Dor Commissioners. that the harbor
board was satisfied with the course Of
events at the public hearing OF the
United States Engineer Department on
the Delaware river narbor lines, which
took place In the Municipal Building
yesterday.
Mr.. Bancroft said that most OF the OBJ
lective points which the Harbor Board
has been striving had been attained.
and that he hoped that favorable de-
clsion would be made by Colonel Ladue,
Philadelphia district engineer, In refer
ence 10 recommendations to Washing
ton concerning the establishment OF a
bulkhead line along the Delaware. Il
was suggested by Colonel Ladue at the
hearing yesterday, that a bulkhead line
1900 feet back from the pierhead line
be established. but the Wilmington
Board OF Harbor Commissioners asked
for a 5O0-fOOt difference.
Mr.. Bancroft said IL would probably
be a month or six weeks before the
hpoloiou VI Aio tVNtiniheht was hh'"h
In this detail, but that a favorable out
come was anticipated.
II was also learned that the United
States Engineer Department has Writ
ually approved OF the line OF the harbor
board for the mouth OF the Christlana
river as laid down by John Meigs. har-
Dor engineer. who Is engineer for the
harbor board These lines show the
Christlana converglng with the Della
ware at an angle OF SO degrees. com
pared with the present angle OF about
90 degrees.
Mr. Meigs' arrangement Is believed TO
be highly advantageous TO the city OF
Wilmington, and was consummated
with the approval Of the harbor COM
mission.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
N. Y. BREAD UP TWO CENTS.

NEW YORK, March A two-cent-a-
loaf increase in bread prices was an
nounced today by the master bakers Of
Manhattan, an organization controlling
about 400 ships. The regular ten-cent
loaf will sell for twelve cents, while
oils will be four for a nickel. Dough-
nuts and fancy cakes prices Will be in
creased accordingly.
The price increase Is due to the de-
nand OF bakers and their helpers for
a raise in pay Of 81 day, IL was stated.
This will bring the bakers pay to So a
day, and give the helpers a minimum
wage of S32 weekly.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
CaIomeI Users! Listen To Me!
| Guarantee DOdSon'S Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money if it doesn't
iven your liver and bowels and straighten
you up without making you sick.

Ughi Calomel makes you sick. It's
horrblel Take a dose Of the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you may
lose a days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver,
which cause necrosis Of the bones.
Calomel, when It comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into It. breaking
nausea and cramping If you are slug
gish and "all knocked out" II your liver
is torpid and bowels constipated or you
have headache; dizziness, coated tongue,
If breath is bad or stomach sour, just
try a spoonful Of harmless D0dson's
Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee-Go 10 any drug
store and get bottle Of Dodson's Liver
Tone for few cents. Take a spoonful,