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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
LEGAL NOTICES

State Of New Meaicu
state Corporation Gummissiuu ~ New MrNirn
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
United StAtes of America.
state Of New Meric.-sa
u j. Hereby Certified. that the aunoVed b.
q ful true and complete transcript uf the
CERTIFICATE or INCORPORATION
-af-
NORTH STAR DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
mo Stockholders Llahiity1
No 1895 with the eu-dnrssmsuts thereon. a.
same upprars on Ole aud nf record Iu the
pmee Of the state Corporation Cnmmisslcn
iu Testimony Whereof inc state Currora.
ton Commission W the State Of New Mexico
has caused this certificate io be- sigurd ly
e. Chairman and the seal ~ said Commission
TO be- aMNcd ~ the civ OF Santa Fe on this
10Th day o. April. A ID tpa0.
(seaD HuGH H. WILLIAMS.
Attest; Chairman.
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msldnnsda and an uaAuuva hrIrs and al
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known claimants u interest ndrersr ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I.

FOR RENT-l5.roumrd roomiug house In
quire star filing Station sol North Third.
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ADDING MACHINES

DALTON Adding and Calculating Machines
sales Lnd Service maints nod. Pnvni
6nt.J t22 South Fourth 81.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-Barrrd rock Eggs Tor Matching
% for ~ op. Phone cobra
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FOR sALE-Typewr1ters

ri SAIL TfpEwKITERs--Ai! .inds,
both lev and second hand, boughN sold.
rented and repaired Alhuquefque Typewrit.
Fourth "A
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FOR SAILS C. white Leghorn Matching
eggs loo each so or more. We each z. s.
Wiley box 1875. city phone 2ut-R.3.
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FOR SALE-A z room house IN thc High.
lands, on car line modern convenience
firsl Glass cellar and good location. 726
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ron, tho above named dofendauia ana each
y you arc notified that the above named
pl.inth has begun On aetiuh against ysh a.
sa3d court NE rgneral object ~ said action
pslns ~ establish the piaintifs estate ga
'eitA,n rel esate deserlhs - a. follows
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

But both Of these arguments
canot be right. Strange. indeed. is
1t to see these heads OF industries
and these so-ealled representatives
OF the laboring man working side
by side. each one trying to plug"
commission government, but for ex-
actly opposite reasons.
As a matter OF fact. does It not
show that neither side is sure Of
controlling the city government I'M
der the commission ruler This Is
as is should be. Whatever is best
for Perth Amboy is best for both in
dustries and labor and that Is the
reason we desire to see commission
government adopted. 1t Is to place
the interests of the whole city above
everything else. wiping out politics
and giving the city a business ad-
ministration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14
Ripping Rhymes
WOE IN THE WEST.

A deadly blight is sweeping along
the Western Slope. and men give
to weeping and say farewell to
hope. And heartsick wives and
daughters beneath those azure skies
look out upon the waters with hard
and stony eyes. The children, they
are wailing, their little bosoms sore,
while in the dust they're trailing the
toys they use no more. There's
moaning in the cabin. there's
moaning in the hall; the
futures bleak and drab in
the eyes of one and all. The daugh-
ters of affiction are crouched be-
meath the stars, and in the choicest
diction they cuss their stranded cars.
The tourist shakes his talon at
heaven with a snort. for when he'd
buy a gallon he only gets a quart.
raving-he can't get gasoline. mo
gas!" The sign is hanging from sta
lions everywhere, with travellers
haranguing the dealers in despair.
Talk not of grief or sorrow, of trou-
bles you have seen, till you can't buy
or borrow a quart of gasoline! Talk
not of fortunes cruel, oh, vain and
pifhing man, till you can't buy the
fuel to push your big sedan! Speak
not to me of anguish. of pain of any
sort, until you wait and languish two
days to get a quart!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14
A

1t Is said that politics make
strange bed-fellows. In this re-
spect at least, the campaign against
commission government resembles
politics.
lie of the arguments being put
~ certain persons who pose as
champions of the "laboring
M Is that this move to adopt
mmission government in Perth
mboy is an effort on the part of
se manufacturing interests to get
control Of the city for their own
benefit. They pretend to know that
certain parties. high up in indus
trial affairs. are behind this move
ment. For this reason these self
styled representatives of the
masses are lighting commission
government tooth and nail.
On the other hand, It is a fact
that certain heads of industries In
this city are bitterly opposed to the
4doption Of the commission form OF
Epxernment fearing that It VIII turn
che city government over into thu
nan5s a. what they cali THE labol
&>snsnt ana that the industrisl
s1fEef as q result.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14
Library News

Here are some interesting new
books. which have recently been
put on the shelves of the local Pub
lie Library. Bruce Bairnsfather has
written From Mud to Multi" 1t is
the second half of the writers war
time life, the first half of which was
told in Bullets and Billet" Much
of it's writing and illustrating was
done "either amidst the Americans
in Rance. or not so far from n
shadow of the Woolworth Build
ing"
Famous Mysteries" by John Ell
freth Watkins promises interesting
reading. 1t presents curious and
fantastic riddles of human life that
have never been solved. From the
most impressive mysteries of history
10 the Maybrick case; mysteries OF
royalty and of literature, question
able deaths and escapes, vani2hed
heirs and hidden treasure, murders
and disappearance past and pres
ent.
Interviews which delight one with
the informal human side of war
heroes, diplomats, hnaciers and
players, are found in Isaac Marcos
sons Adventures in interviewing"
They begin with Watterson in the
early days of M~arcosson's career in
the south, ramble into editorial New
orYk, through the world war and
back to literary friendships A
range and intimacy which is rare.
A book which skaters illusions
is Behind the Motion Picture
Screen" by Austin Celestin Lescar-
boura. The facts about movie
stars feats and beauty are charm
| ingly divulged by one who Is ap-
parently on the inside. Has a mod
ell scenario, discussions of screer
uses for home plays, advertising
schemes and scientific WORT and
over three hundred illuminating
pictures.
What Wilson Did at Paris" Heri
we have the whole story. told by
Ray Stannard Baker, who was il
charge Of the Press Bureau il
Paris, for the American govern
ment. during the making of tho
Peace Tretay. Its sole purpose Is L
present some interpretive glimpsel
of the President in action, describ'
fought. and the kinds Of foes b
had TO meet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14
Fire Alarm Boxes

25-Smith Street and Central r. r.
26-Market and First Streets.
S7-Madisan Avenue and Paterson Ct.
a8-High and Lewis Streets
s5-Smlth and High Streets.
36-New Brunswick Ave. and New st.
97-Smith and State Streets.
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works
nam Ave. and Hartford st.
4B-Commerce and Front Streets.
46-State and Washington Streets.
47-High and Washington Streets.
Sta and Buckingham Ave.
55-Parker 81. and Pulaski Ave.
e-Hail Ave. and Charles st.
s7-State and Wayne Streets.
Shear United Lead Works.
be-Maurer.
62-washington and First Streets.
ss--New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street.
s4-Smith Street and Watson Ave.
s5-commerce and State Streets.
+ and Smith Streets.
w and Gordon Streets
T4-Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street.
s1-Brace and Hanson Avenues.
22-Smith and Herbert Streets.
STANDBY Ave. and Washington 81.
S4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street.
s5-Near City Hospital.
STANDBY and Hall Avenues.
ss-Cleveland and Brace Avenues.
s2-Amboy Ave. and Inslee Street.
e3-Lawrence and Francis Streets.
s4-NeviIle and tombstone Streets.
2S-Raritan Copper Works.
24-Market and Sheridan Streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14
Daily Horoscope

.The stars incline, but do not com
pei"
sunday. August is, 1920.
copyright, 1920, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Two sinister stars rule today, &C
cording to astroiogy. Saturn and
Venus are both in malefic aspect
Again warning is given that wo-
men must conduct all public affairs
with wisdom and discretion.
There is a sign that seems 10
fore-shadow for women In politics
slow attainment of real power and
thew should beware of deception.
Saturn is in a place today most
trying to the aged since the sway is
held to depress the spirits and TO
dissipate hope. It is peculiarly I'M
fortunate for old women.
While many menacing aspects
may be discovered there Is always
the balance OF good which will not be
strong to work out the destiny OF
humanity.
Race troubles again are prog
nosticated and in at least two cities
there will be cause for wise action.
Changes in Congress will be nu-
merous, If the seers are to be be-
lieved. These will be most sweep
ing in the West.
At this time the independent
spirit will be strong in men and
women who will be inclined to re-
bel against old ideas. This will be
manifested in the result of the ma
tional political campaign.
The spoken word should be
guarded at this time and women
should be especially careful about
communications. for the stars give
them the impulse to criticise their
fellow beings severely.
Church affairs will probably re-
fleet the dissatisfaction that disturb
world thought and there may be
many schisms and difficulties among
the followers of various creeds.
Diseases of the nerves may be
more than usually prevalent at this
time and there Is likely to be a per-
cd of planetary influences difficult
to withstand.
Secret crimes of various sorts
seem TO be foreshadowed. Plots and
intrigues may flourish during this
government of the stars.
A sensational incident in which
the owner of many newspapers is
owed by the stars.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is
have the forecast of a busy and
exacting year. They should not
lend money and should beware of
betrayals by trusted friends.
Children born on this day may be
too fond of pleasure for it's own
good. These subjects of Virgo
should be carefully guided, for they
usually have talents that require
careful development.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

USUAL POLITICAL METHODS.

USUAL mEIfOOS.
While the friends of commission
government have been conducting
their campaign in q fair and open
without personal abuse or
prejudices OF any kind, the same
cannot be said of the opponents. we
are sorry to say. Apparently, there
are so few arguments against COM
mission government and so little to
be said in favor of the present
form OF government in this city,
that lies. deception, and even a
most contemplate attempt 20
arouse race prejudice has been re-
sorted to. We cannot believe that
the voters of this city will be in
fuenced by such a miserable effort
10 discredit a movement that is be-
ing backed by some of the best
citizens of the city and which has
been urged strictly on its merits.
One of the most dispicable
methods Of campaigning against
commission government is the APP
peal to race prejudices. Some of
the ward heelers who do the dirty
work in the political game, are
carrying around in their pockets a
slip OF paper on which is type
written an appeal to the Jews of the
city to stand together and elect a
mayor OF their own race, stating
that this is the time for them to
show their strength. Not one of
these appeals can be found in any
OF the Jewish circles where it would
be supposed they would be found If
they were to do any good. The
only ones that have come to light
are in the hands of the opponents of
commission government-men who
have been holding political jobs
and who fear that they will have to
50 10 work for a living should a
commission replace the present
form OF government. These ward
heelers are surreptitiously showing
these bits Of paper to persons who,
they thing. can be Influenced on
racial grounds. 1t is a sneaky trick
that will do the opponents of COM
mission government more harm
than good. The people OF Perth Am
boy are not so ignorant as to be
fooled in this way.
1t Is the same old method of poll
tics. The ward heelers who see
themselves slipping as the cause of
commission government advances,
are running true to form. They are
50 accustomed to such a dirty ua-
derhanded game that they cannot
think of any other way of carry
ing on a campaign. Friends of
commission government will not
stoop to such methods. 1t is a clean,
open fight that they are putting UP
and they will win on those grounds
and no other. But the methods re-
sorted to by those fighting commits
sion government is a striking illus
stration of the customary political
methods in this city. 1t is to free
the city from such methods that
commission government is being
urged upon the voters.
It is for the people to say on
Tuesday where they stand; whether
they want to continue to wallow in
the political mire Of the variety that
IL being brought to light in this
fight against commission govern
ment, or whether they will go for
ward and seize this opportunity TO
give Perth Amboy a clean govern
ment substituting business methods
for such dirty politics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14
Luke McLmke Says.

Prohibition is going to take lot of
trade away from the embalmers.
After a man has licked up raisin
jack and moonshine for a few
years he will be pretty we'll en-
balmed before he dies.
The only reason why a woman al
ways loves the sweetheart she didn't
marry is because she didn't marry
him.
If there were a law compelling us
to practice what we preach most
of the reformers would be in jail.
Perfumery costs ten times as
much as soap. But you'd never think
it when you get into a crowd on a
hot day.
A dollar a week seems little
enough to pay. But people dodge
payments so often that the linoleum
on the kitchen floor is worn out be-
fore the purchaser gets a receipt in
full.
You can't make a mar believe
that appearances are deceitful when
he meets a pretty girl.
A man may be too smart to buy
a gold brick. But he will fall for
the refined widow lady-objeot
matrimony."
A man will lie just TO be lying.
But a oma won't lie unless she
has to tell her age.
1t makes an old married woman
feel like she had taken a dose of
ipecac when she looks at what she
married and recalls that there was
time when she called him "Ootsey"
and "Lovey."
A girl is too modest to go out I'M
less she is wearing stockings. That
is the reason why she gets them so
thin that you can see the veins
through them.
The June bridegroom S have al
ready discovered that the billing
tarts when the cooling ends.
Don't argue with your wife. II
she is right she wins and if she is
wrong she wins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

Joseph Dsvlin was thrown out Of
the House of Commons. He was
devHn the government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

Ex-bartenders are taking out ac-
cident insurance since a sundae
mixer was killed by the explosion Of
a soda fountain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14
Watches One Worklng Men.

Watches the Working Men.
WORCESTER, Mass. - Dean
James p. Porter OF Clark College is
spending his vacation from college
duties in getting closer to the view
point of the working man. He has
gone into the Offices of a manufact-
uring company here on clerical
duties which he plans to continue
until college reopens In the fall.
r~@- Porter last summer worked as
a laborer at a shipyard and placed
vations of the workers and
their living and working conditions
before his classes last year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

When Soviet forces threatened
reheran. more residents Of the Per-
sian capital ran than te-he'd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

Cisco, Tex, has 1922 population,
according to the census. Some peo-
pie thought Cisco was a 1sh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

why did Patrick Henry say:
Give ms liberty or give me death
asked Mrs. Gabb.
HE was pleading for a divorce, I
suppose growled Mr.. Gabb.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

"A woman's hard to please. by
jings,"
Remarked old Oswald Peet;
But she is thankful for small things
When they're her hands and
feet"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14
Paw KNOWS Eyerything.

willie-Paw, what is a marriage
certificate?
Paw-It is a contract a fool man
signs permitting a woman to nag
him for the rest of his life. my son.
Maw-Willfe, you come down in
the cellar with me. o young brat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

Mother Goose Up to Date.
Hey, Diddle DECKER,
A pint OF prune liquor,
A bootlegger sold to a loon;
The h%ootlegger laughed to see such
sport,
For the drinker jumped over the
moon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

New York is infested with loft
robbers. Have the old secondstory
workers graduated into a higher
class7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

We know that hard luck you al
meet,
And never show distress:
We know that you cal stand defeat,
But can you stand success?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

What's become of the longhaired
inventor who was going to make
cheap alcohol fuel out of potatoes?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

Captain Amundssn has started on
. nve-year north pole expedition.
Maybe he'll run across Doc Cook.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

II you move to save rent the van
man win get you
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

BY LUKE McLUKE
Copyright, 1920. by The Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

He pressed his suit with sweet Marie
They're welded now gee whiz;
And she gets very mad when he
Asks her to please press his.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

"A Church deacon is my idea OF
an outimist," remarked Smith.
How is that?" asked Brown.
HE always passes around a half
gallon collection plate when a pint
tray would do just as WELL" replied
Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

(Ad. in NashViIIe Tennessean.)
WANTED-To buy second hand
he-horse mower. Hemlock 4763 J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14
Bang.

If them there Mexicans do not be-
themselves, Wen send Pistol
Cannon. of Leitchfeld. KY, down in
their midst.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

Give me liberty OF give me death
asked Mrs. Gabb.
He was pleading for a divorce, I
suppose" growled Mr.. Gabb.
Aw. Gwan,
"A woman's hard to please. by
jings."
Remarked old Oswald Peet:
But she is thankful for small things
When they're her hands and
feet"
Paw Knows Everything.
Willie-Paw, what is a marriage
certificate?
Paw-It is a contract a fool man
permitting a woman to nag
him for the rest of his life, my son.
Maw-Wi1lie, you come down in
the cellar with me. you young brat.
The Big Question.
know that hard luck you car
meet,
And never show distress:
know that you can stand defeat,
But can you stand success?
Hopeful.
"A Church deacon is my idea OF
outimist," remarked Smith.
How is that?" asked Brown.
HE always passes around a half
collection plate when a pint
tray would do just as WELL" replied
Smith.
Police.
He pressed his suit with sweet Marie
They're welded now, gee whiz;
And she gets very mad when he
Asks her to please press his.
why the Sex Discrimination?
Cad. in Nashville Tennessean.)
WANTED-To buy second hand
he-horse mower. Hemlock 4763 j.
Bang.
If them there Mexicans do not be-
have themselves, Wen send Pistol
Cannon. of Leitchfeld. KY, down in
their midst.
Turf.
Andrew McBesth informs us that
these warm summer days j.. II.
Groseclose and Fred Withers in
Temple, Texas.
Sympathy.
Colonel Tom Cody says that a col
OICu uuuG was lOdllll6 III AlOAll VI a
house. He had a loud suit
a silk shirt, a Panama hat with a
noisy ribbon and yellow shoes. He
was smoking a cigarette and enjoy
ing life. An ice wagon drove up
and a big black helper, wearing
what was left of his A. Z. +. uni
form, stood on the rear step of the
wagon. 1t was his duty to carry a
100-pound block of ice up three
of stairs, where it was cut
into 10 and Is cent pieces and sold
to the tenants. The big black help
err yanked a 100-pound block out of
the wagon and put it or his should
err. He started to enter the door,
when he saw the colored dude. The
ranked the black man. He
stopped, loaded down as he was with
the ice, and said:
"Heeah l is a hero. an what is I
Use workin' lige mule, that's
what Use doing. l done made de
country safe fur niggers LAX dis yere
niger, who is duded up in good
clothes. Whar wuz you when I wuz
nigger?"
The colored dude took a lordly
puff at his cigarette. ficked the ash
es off the end in a contemptuous
way, glanced at the load the black
man had on his shoulder, and said:
Bear down. ice, Bear down."
Luke McLuke Says.
Prohibition is going to take lot of
trade away from the embalmers.
After a man has licked up raisin
Jack and moonshine for a few
years he will be pretty well m
balmed before he dies.
The only reason why a woman al
ways loves the sweetheart she didn't
marry is because she didn't marry
him.
II there were a law compelling us
to practice what we preach most
NJ tha reformArs would he in iail.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-21
CROWDED HOSPITAL / REFUSES PATIENTS
IA Cases in Place Planned to
 Accommodate 75

Conditions at the New Britain General hospital. in as far as its capacity is concerned. are becoming serious and, even though the populace at this season of the year is in good physical shape, it is found that the institution is much overcrowded During the epidemic periods of last year they were much worse. It is estimated that the capacity of the hospital is taxed 50 per cent over its normal 75 patients may be com- fortably accommodated. There have been 1lO to 11I patients at the in- stitution for some time past. the overflow having been taken care of by the placing of cots in corridors extra beds in private rooms and in the wards. A porch. recently used for patients who were convalescing, has been converted into a ward to accommodate from six to ten patients. Cases arc frequently refused admis- son. even though they be urgent owing to the crampcd quarters.
 It is figured that a 200 bed hospital would take care of the normal needs of New Britain for a few years to come. if the building was avaiIable there could he ITS beds filled today. Hut tho authorities then find them selves confronted with the scarcity of nurses and housing facilities for them. The new nurses home on Hawkins street will accommodate enough women to take care of the present 15 patients, and no more, aI- though the staff of the hospital has been working to take care of the ex- tra patients There arc now three internes at the hospital.
 Relief from the conditions is de- pendent upon two things. larger hos pral facilities and increased quarters of nurses. It is probable that some steps will he taken before very long to furnish the relief.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-21
BROTHERHOOD OUTING.

The Brotherhood of Stanley Memo rial church will hold an outing on next Saturday afternoon, July 24, at Lake Compounce. All the members and the men in tho community and their friends are cordially invited. The trip will be made in autos and the party will start at 1:15 D. m. from the church grounds on East street. The committee in charge of arrangements is composed of A. w. Ritter. Oscar Stohl and O. A. Marsh. Be sure to sec one of these men and tell them not later than tomorrow night that you are planning to he with them.