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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
OLE NIELSEN AGAIN
RETURNED TO DANISH M. {.

Rev ole Nielsen, pastor of the Dan
ish Methodist Episcopal church at
Madison avenue and Jefferson street,
has been returned to the charge here
for the ninth time. Rev. Mr.. Nielsen
came home Tuesday night from the
annual session of the New York East
Conference that was held ast week in
the Hansen place Methodist church.
Brooklyn. which was presided over
by Bishop Luther b. Wilson. Rev.
Mr.. Nielsen came here from Chicago
h first OF October. 1912, and during
his eight years as pastor OF the church
has built up one of the largest congr
cations and membership of the church.
At the last quarterly conference of
the church the board gave hin the
unanimous call to return again for
another year. The pastor has not
only built up the church but has put il
on a good financial basis. He succeeded
the Rev. G.. w. Hansen, who resigned
TO go TO Chicago. A chapel was start
ed in Neville street by MIR. Nielsen
three years & that is connected with
the church. Rev. Mr.. Nielsen will
preach his first sermon since his re-
turn from conference Easter Sunday
morning when it is expected thai he
will be greeted by a large congrega-
ton to welcome him back. He will
have charge of the Good Friday SER
vices tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
JR. o. u. A. N. ADDS NEW
MEMBERS IN DRIVE

The membership campaign Of
Middlesex Council No. IS, Junior Or
der United American Mechanics.
started of with a rush last night
when ten new applications were re-
ported in the drive at the meeting of
the council at Odd Fellows hall. Tho
membership of the council at the
present time is about 400 and the
campaign is on for each member to
secure a new member.
At a recent meeting of the council
q committee was named to take
charge. 1t is known as an investi-
eating committee. They are to secure
the names of eligible candidates and
TO present them to the members to
get them to join the organization. In
this way no member will bring more
than one new candidate into the
council. The contest will continue for
two months.
The dance committee. Of which
Theodore Martin is the chairman, re-
ported that everything for that affair
Is being attended to. 1t will be held
Thursday night, April IS, at Wash
fngton hall. The building committee
Is having specifications drawn of a
new clubhouse and for the present
are looking around for temporary
quarters for the athletic club formed
some time g in connection with the
council.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Definite ACTION SOON
ON NEW COUNTRY CLUB

Definite steps towards forming a
country club for the residents of this
city and adjoining places, the club to
be located ON what is now known as
the Kelly farm on the northwestern
outskirts of Woodbridge, are expected
to be taken within a few days. The
option on the property, which expired
yesterday, has been renewed by Lloyd
p. Johnson, who is representing the
local interests in the negotiations, for
another fifteen days and it Is likely
that a meeting of all interested in the
country club Idea will be called within
the next few days.
Those interested in the purchasing
of this tract and forming a country
club organization have been waiting
the return of william j. Pratt from
Florida and with his arrival yester-
day some active work Is expected
shortly. Mr.. Pratt al one of the or
,ginators of the country club idea and
is supported by a number of promin-
emit business men. The Idea is to
have the large house now on the prop
erty made IL to a clubhouse, lay out
an eighteen hole golf course, several
tennis courts, a baseball diamond and
arrange for other outdoor sports in
GLIDING a trapshooting n for the
members of the club interested in
handling a rifle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Insure Your Blood

Insurance of any kind means protection. But the most valuable
insurance is that which means Prevention. Any doctor will declare
that the most important agent for the protection of health and the
prevention of disease is the blood. 1t is the blood that carries repair
material and fuel to every body cell. 1t is the police force in the
blood, these cells that can attack, arrest and remove disease germs,
that enables the body to keep well or get wei. Most food taken iuts-
the body reaches the blood by a roundabout way-after much
working over and purifying in various digestive organs. But fat is
poured almost directly into the blood. Without fat. the blood
fails expresses the importance of this vital part of life. 1t used to
be thought that poor blood meant that one must take iron II arsenic
or some other drug. But high medical authority declares that one
Of Natures food-medicines, l. e, a natural fueland medicine cony
bined substance will restore the blood quicker, better and easier tha1D
any drug. II is i'll fact a natural ready use remedy that can be
taken at any age, even if digestive power is below par. This natural
food medicine, is the basis of Father Johns Medicine, which con
tans no drugs, no alcohol, is absolutely harmless and assuredly
helpful. 1t acts as a food, a tonic, a blood builder, an invigorator,
soothes cough, anays bronchial inflammation, assists in nourishing
and healing the body. 1t has been in use for over sixty years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
CHANGE
FOLLOWING WRECK

TRENTON. April 1-Recommend-
ing that Route Signal pa on the
Jersey Central railroad at Elizabeth
port for main line movements be
held in stop" position for westbound
trains not scheduled to stop at Elk
abethport station while a. train on
h Newark branch railroad track is
crossing over main line tracks, and,
that a speed limit of not greater than
thirty miles an hour be established
for trains on main line tracks ap-
preaching and passing over the New
ark branch tracks, James Maybury.
Jr., chief inspector of the railroad
division of the State Utilities Com
mission, added In a report submitted
to the commission on the collision at
EliZabethport on March 3 between a
train on the Jersey Central railroad
and the Newark branch in which
four were killed and fifteen injured,
two fatally. that lowing to conditions
at Elizabethport, with location of
station in the triangle of tracks over
which movements are constantly be-
ing made, this situation must be con-
sidered dangerous from the stand
point of h passenger and train
operation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
WATERWAY MEETING
WEDNESDAY, APRIL !

The date of the next meeting of the
Raritan Terminals and waterways As
ISOLATION, has been changed by Presi-
dent Jean Du Bots from April 2 to
Wednesday, April 4. The meeting will
take place in the City Hall, New
Brunswick. At this time the question
Of having the new bridge between
South n Perth Amboy represent a
memorial to the service men of the
late war will be brought up. Being
that the association is made up of
representatives from several of the
cities of the state, it's backing would
mean a great deal in the solving of
this problem.
The river and harbor bill. which
contains a provision from a survey
of the Raritan river, is now In the
committee on commerce of h United
States senate. 1t is expected this
bill will be reported sometime this
month and will pass the senate in
the form 1t came from the House of
representatives. Once the bill is enact
ed the district engineer will be in
a position to at once make the pre-
liminary survey OF the Raritan river,
inc since there will be no restrictions
or limitations he can go into the re-
quirements for the prospective COM
as thoroughly as possible.
Colonel w. c. Langfftt. engineer
corps. who has been the district engi-
neer. will be retired shortly. much to
the regret of all concerned because
of his familiarity with conditions in
bay and river. 1t is under
stood he will be succeeded by Colonel
Clement Flagler, another able army
engineer, who will. of course, soon
post himself regarding the needs of
the waterways in his district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
K. OF C. VESPER SERVICE
TO BE HELD SUNDAY

The annual vesper service of San
salvador Council No. 299, knights of
columbus. will be held Sunday night
az 1880 O'Clock at st. Mary's church.
Rev. Father Mckenzie, who was here
Tor the two weeks mission that came
TO a close last Sunday night. will
preach the sermon to the members
or the order who are to attend the
service in a body. The members will
meet at the X. of c. rooms in the
Boynton building at 7:15 O'Clock
sunday night and from there go to
the church In a body where they will
occupy seats reserved for them in
the orwar part of the church.
The fourth degree of the council
VIII have charge and they will lead
the procession from the hall to the
church. They Will be in full regalia.
a special program is being arranged
for the service which is usually held
on Palm Sunday but had to be post
poned on account of the mission held
last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
SUBURBAN DAY SALES
REPORTED HEAVY HERE

Suburban Day yesterday, saw the
close of the Buy in Perth Amboy
campaign, which has been carried on
mere Tor the past month, and from
reports of the merchants. the
sales in the stores have been much
greater than the preceding Wednes-
days for some time back. This makes
the fact hat Suburban Day
Is becoming popular once more for
the shoppers of the surrounding com
munities.
The dividend coupons are being
collected from all the eighty-one
stores which have participated In the
Buy IN Perth Amboy. campaign. These
will all be taken to the Strand theatre
tomorrow night at 8:45 o'clock, at
which time all holders of coupons are
urged to be present. and hear the
special announcements and witness
developments. All holders are urged
particularly to keep their
until April 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
ACT TO SECURE RELEASE
OF TWO TAKEN IN RAID

When Celia Reidugg. the colored
woman arrested as a d~isorderly per-
o on Tuesday night and paroIed un-
I'll this morning appeared before
Recorder Pickersgill to have a hear
ing, Attorney Karkus asked 10 see the
complaint against the woman. The
recorder replied that there was no
complaint made out, and the attorney
then answered that the woman should
not have been brought up for arraign-
ment until n written complaint was
drawn up. The recorder then order
ed the oma returned to a cell In
default of 500 bail.
Elizabeth Floyd. also colored ar
rested for stealing money from John
Balich, was also ordered placed in a
cell In default of 81, 900 bail, and was
paroled until this morning. Her at
torney. however, Jacob Karkus sue
ceeded in having her bail reduced to
$500 and he then furnished this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
SAY D'ANNUNZIO MUST
ACCEPT u. S. PROJECT

By The Associated Press.
TRIESTE. April The Italian
government has notified Gabrielle
d'AnnunZio that 1t will have to accept
President Wilson's project for the
settlement of the Adriatic question.
An envoy from Premier Nitti has
been to Fiume, where he made this
decision known to d'Annunzio, the
insurgent Italian commander there.
A meeting was held in Fiume at
which all of d'AnnunZio's volunteers
were present. At this meeting AL
ceste de Ambris chief of the dan
nunZio cabinet. declared the procla-
nation of Fiume as an Independent
state would be made only in case
uch action was necessary to protect
the Italian character of the city to
guarantee the principles for which
d'Anunzio went to Fiume and to in
sure to that city a possession Of the
port and railways.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
CROSSING TIED UP

Gal railroad engine No. 17S.
with a long string of freight cars
blocked the crossing at smith street
this afternoon. The engine could not
pull its load UP the hill in the north
ern direction. and was forced to wait
and secured another engine to aid in
making the hill.
Trolley cars suffered the most from
this tie-up, inasmuch as automo-
biles n wagons could go around
Market street or New Brunswick ave-
niue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
American Legion

The county executive committee
just recently organized will meet in
this city at the East Jersey Club Sat-
urday. The purpose of this meeting
is to form a more defined policy for
the organizations of the county. This
committee is represented by one man
from each post and is the law-mak-
ing body of the county. All members
|of the local post are invited to at
tend this meeting, which takes place
In the afternoon and will be follow
I'D by q dinner at 6 o'clock.
The new blanks for allotment. back
bay and equipment have been re-
Eeived and can be procured from the
officers of the local post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Old Sores, Ulcers
and Eczema Vanish
Good. Old, Reliable Peterson's Oint-
ment a favorite Remedy

Had 81 ulcers on my legs. Doctors
wanted TO cut of my leg. Peterson's
4o2 Wilder Street. Rochester. N. Y.
Get a large box for only IS cents at
any druggist. says Peterson. of Buff
falo. and money back If 1t isn't the best
sons Ointment In the house. Fine for
burns. scalds. bruises. s%unburn. chat
ing and the surest remedy for itching
known.
"Peterson's Ointment IL the best for
bleeding and itching piles / have ever
found MAJOR Charlie q. whitney,
Vineyard Haven. Mass.
"Peterson's Ointment has given great
satisfaction for 6alt Rheum Mrs. J..
Weiss. lCuy1orvflfe. n. Y.
All druggists sell Il. recommend II.
Mail rders 6Iled by Peterson Ointment
Co.. Inc. Buffalo. N. Y.-kdv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
ALL SIBERIA UNDER
COMMUNIST RULE

By The associated Press.
VLADIVOSTOK, April ALL ST.
IBERIA was put under the soviet form
Of government today with the opening
of the communist party convention
at Nikolsk. near here.
Two-thirds of the districts in the
eastern part of the country have al
ready adopted the soviet system and
h Vemstvo government. are ready
TO hand over control without resist
ence, II is said.
Few changes have developed in
general conditions since the revolu-
tionary regime took control here and
authorities AVE adopted the policy
of waiting until Bolshevik officials ar
rive from Moscow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
PETITION
FILED IN JERSEY

TRENTON, April 1.-Warren @.
Harding's name will soon be balloted
TO DO voted by the Republicans of
New Jersey in expressing their choice
Tor h Presidential nomination as the
result OF a petition filed here today
by Ralph Hendrickson of Jersey City
to place h Ohio Senators name on
the ticket. This means tina three
names for the Republican Presidential
nomination will go on the ballot. Wood
johnson and Harding.
Former Governor ETC. Stokes todav
filed his petition as q candidate for
the G. Q. p. big four, pledged to
Wood. His committee of vacancies
consists of Edgar A. Knopp and Rus
sci Is. Vein. of Elizabeth, and Joseph
Morgan of Roselle Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Big Event at Y. NJ. G. A. Tonight.

invited to come and bring their
mothers and brothers and sisters to
see Eli Hackman. the noted ventriio-
quist and humorist, who viii present
a very fine Punch and judy show at
the Y. NJ. G. A. tonight at S o'clock.
The guests will have "A fine opportunity
of seeing the Talking Brownie BOYS
and their Sister Liz. witnessing all
kinds of mysteries and celebrating
April FOOLS Day in an appropriate
way.
At this affair. Secretary J. Edward
Sproul of Newark will open the Help
the Other Fellow Campaign" and all
the boys who are interested in helping
the mex fellow should hear what Nj.
Sproul has to say.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
GAMBLED FOR KISSES;
DECREE Is GRANTED

TRENTON, April THAT his
wife and a bellboy in a hotel at Utica.
N. Y, pitched pennies for kisses"
was one Of the charges made by
Harry Leroy Wright. Of New York.
in his suit for divorce from Veronica
Wright of Atlantic City. Vice Chan
cellor Buchanan granted the divorce.
In addition to telling about the bell
boy Wright said hat for twelve years
he had bee taking his wife from
questionable places late at night and
early In the morning and hat dur
ing that time had had come INTO con-
tact through her with at least a hun
dred different men whom he was
forced to- accept as his friends in or
der that the family name might be
protected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Little Hone In Connecticut

HARTFORD, Conn, April 1.-The
last hope of the suffragists for the
calling OF a special session of the
general assembly DO take action on
the federal suffrage amendment APP
pears to have failed. There has been
no formal reply from Governor Hol-
comb to the delegation of Republic
cans who presented the resolution
calling for a special session, which
was adopted at the Republican state
convention last week. However,
Major John Buckley, executive Sec
rotary to the governor, gay out the
following statement:
There will be no formal reply
made to the committee's request for
a special session, but the governors
position continues that no special
session will be called"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
LONG VACATION STARTS
FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN

The school children of this city
will enjoy an unusually long Easter
vacation this year, commencing today
and lasting until Monday. April II.
Eleven days have not been given at
this season for many years, as alb
normal conditions during the pas;
years have made it necessary TO short
en- the vacation in order to make up
for lost time. Last year, there were
only three days given to make up for
time during the influenza epidemic and
the preceding year the period was of
the same length.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
BARGE CANAL OPENED;
AFFECTS NEW JERSEY
ea The Associated Press.

PT The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The New
York state barge canal terminal here
which was completed last fall at a cost
of 100000 was opened officially today
when three barges sailed for Balti-
more with & of sugar and
merchandise. The New York
and Baltimore Inland Transportation
Co. operating the barges announced 1t
contemplated q service of three trips
o. week. The route followed is through
the XIII Won Kull. Raritan, Delaware
and Chesapeake Canals, and across
|Chesapeak Bay to Baltimore O. dis
lance of about 100 miles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
TWO MONTHS IN JAIL
FOR ROBBING SWEETHEART

Nv Sfdn Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, April 1.-Two
months In the workhouse was the
sentence imposed on John Vargo, who
embezzled $500 from his former
sweetheart Perosko 10th. Probation
officer Macmillan made u report
that the woman was willing to settle
without him going to Jail providing
he paid the full amount back to her.
Walter Sedan, attorney for the de-
PENDANT turned $3.50 over to the pro-
baton officer, Macmillan. and this
aided in getting a short term for the
man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
GRANT RELIEF IN
II WIDOWS CASES

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 1:-At
The hearing before Judge DAILY yes
terday on the application of widows
with dependent children, new relief
was granted to the amount of $32S.
There were forty-one cases which
came before the court on this occa-
sion and disposed of as follows: Sew
enteen granted, nine were dismissed,
six were continued, five were revok-
ed, two were modified, and in two no
action was taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
GOVERNOR is HOST

The members OF the state senate
yesterday were the guests of Governor
Edward 1. Edwards on a days outing
to New York City. The program map
ped out by the governor for the after
noon and evening included taking In"
the matinee of the popular musical
show, Irene" which was followed by
u banquet in the Astor Hotel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Lodges

A meeting Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Brotherhood Railroad Train
men will be held tonight at Jacobson's
hall.
-Valhalla Lodge, No. 275, Odd Eel
10 VS. will be held tonight at Odd Fell
lows hall.
-Po Ambo Tribe, No IS, Improved
Order Red Men will meet tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Action In County Seat Case

w btuU ftopONucNs
NEW BRUNSWICK, April IL
Theothili Arnita, of New Brunswick.
plead not guilty to an Indictment
charging him with conducting a
gambling hous on February 20.
This is the same house where the
holdup occurred a short time ago.
Bail was fixed at $1,000 and Walter
c. Suydam was assigned as his coun-
sellOr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Another Effort I'm Delaware
IN The Associated PresS

DOVER, Del, April 1:-Another
effort was made today to bring the
resolution to ratify the woman's sur
frage constitutional amendment to a
vote i'm the lower House of the Della
ware legislature.
The way had been cleared yester-
day for a vote but because success
was uncertain friends of the measur
decided on delay and Representative
Hart, Democrat, sponsor of the
House resolution, announced he
would not call 1t up. Whether lie
would do so today was problematical.
Under the House rules the ratifica-
uon resolution cannot be called up
without consent of its author unless
by q two-thirds vote and the anti
s~uffragists could not muster that
number.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
liz FOR SORE,
TIRED FEET--AR!
liz is grand for aching, swol-
len, tender, calloused feet
or cOrns.

All what relief. No more tired feet; no
IRE burning feet: no more swollen. aeh-
/. tender. sweaty feet. No more soreness
cofns. callouses, bunions.
matter what aiIs your feets or What
her the sun you've tried without getting
Ief, just use '"rtz.' .'Tiz' is the only
Redy that draws out all the poisonous
Idations which puff up the fest. .'Tiz"
Il your foot troubles 30 you'll never limp
draw up your face in pain. four shoes
er hurt or get sore and swollen. Think
/. no more foot misery. no more agony,
N corns. callouses or bunions.
I store n get instant relief. Wear
Her shoes. just - try '.Tiz." Get 4
10 years foot coU1sEt for . few cents.
k Of it.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
U. S. NOT REPRESENTED
AT PEACE CONFERENCE
81 STAR Correspondent.

star Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, April THE Z. s.
VIII not be represented at the peace
conference when it meets at San
isemo, italy. this month, it was said
today at the state department. II
was explained that this country had
not been officially represented In the
conference since under Secretary
Frank l.. Polk and the other peace
delegates left Paris last December
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
CITIZENSHIP HEARING
By staff Correspondent.

By STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, April 1:-At
2 o'clock this afternoon a hearing for
the naturalization of ex-service men
will be held before Judge DAILY.
There are a great number of appli-
cants in the naturalization Office this
morning in the county record build
Ing making their applications. This
will be the service mems last oppor-
tunity in n long time to get their
papers so quick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Net to Extradite Man

BIZ StuH CO~fTespOhueHt.
NEW BRUNSWICK, April lit
was decided that extradition papers
would not be issued in the case of
William Eggers, Of Perth Anboy, at
q meeting in Harrisburg. Pa. yester-
day which was attended by Assistant
Prosecutor John Coan and County
Detective John Sehwel-Kert. The re-
fusal was granted with the consent
of the assistant prosecutor who stat
ed hat the indictments against the
man were not very strong. The case
Is one of desertion and n~on-support.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Must File Petitions by Tonight.

TRENTON, April I. = Chnd1dates
for New Jersey primaries may have
until midnight tonight to file their
petitions. under a ruling OF the At
torney General of New Jersey. There
was a rush yesterday to file petitions,
among them being that placing Cen
r Leonard Wood in the field as a
candidate for the Republican pref
n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Probate VAIL vii.


Oh CTUW TtSVUFUtHE
NEW BRUNSWICK. April i
The will of Charles Wahl of Dunel-
len. who died on March Is. has been
probated in the office of the surro-
gate. The survivors are Nellie, the
widow; Mary F.. a daughter; Charles
L., a son. of Dunellen. and Margaret
Baldwin, a daughter of Brooklyn. The
widow is left the entire estate and
after her death the property will be
divided evenly .