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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Seized Auto Not jefferson Co.'S.

The automobile winch was round
in Hartford county. Maryland, by
the police there. according to a re-
port received by the local police, is
not the property of the Jefferson
Motor Company. Peter V~anSyckle. q
member of the firm. stated today.
He stated that the a was sold TO
William Fransen, who was arrested
In Baltimore. and his nee has a
chattel mortgage on same. Fransen
was not in the automobile found by
the Hartford county authorities
when arrested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
BOOSTED /,
BY WATER CD
Company Supplying Metucl|
en-, Woodbridge, to be Al
lowed to Increase Rates. 4

oI Aht
TRENTON, Nov. 2-The Boar
Public Utilities Commissioners,
report given out today, annouu
that an increase in rates has b
granted the Middlesex Water e
pany, operating in the vicinity
Mctuchen and Railway. the incre
taking effect as of October l.. q
former schedule of rates was grn1
ed on June % last, while the
schedule was filed on July Fl. x|
company asked the increase by q
son of the increased cost of e.
The rates granted on June % cal.
for a minimum charge of $3.50
quarter regardless OF the amouno4
water used and also provided fo(|
discount OF five per cent on all d
paid on or before the fifteenth
the month. The new rate schedu
filed asked for the elimination
this discount, and stipulated that
surcharge of fifteen per cent. 4
added to all bills, the surcharge
be eliminated when coal should
available at $3.50 per net tom q
rate for fire hydrants was requestl
TO be increased n hundred p
cent. by the company, but the boal
allowed only a twenty per cent. u
crease.
The board, in its report, stat
that the petition of the compai
was dismissed, but a modified 4
crease in rates was allowed. Inclu'
ed in the new schedule Is a 1uctua
ing coal clause" to the effect tn
for each decrease OF forty-one cen
in the cost Of coal per ton fro
1886 per ton. a discount of OF
per cent shall be made on all bill
rendered for water in excess of Is
900 cubic feet per quarter. F.
each increase of forty-one per Il
over s13.96 II surcharge of n p
cent will be made on all bills f
water in excess of $4,000 cubic fe
per quarter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
War; IN attend Conference

Secretary ". Fl. War; leaves to-
morrow morning to attend the con-
ference of City General Secretaries
of the Y. NJ. c. A. which will be
held in st. Louis. Mo. Representa-
tivas from the majority of the asso-
Citations from all over the country
will be present n it is expected
that this will have been one of the
largest gatherings of its kind ever
held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Returns mt T.. Jersey Club.

Election returns will be available
tonight for members of the East
Jersey Club in the club house.
Special arrangements have beer
made whereby the progress of the
national and other interesting con-
tests can be followed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Grant Divorce Decree

A decree of divorce has been
handed down by the Court of Chan
Gerry in the case of Peter Bartosik
VS.. his wife. both of this city. The
%etitioner. who was represented by
George hemeny, made a serious
charge against his wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Three Drunks Arrested.

Paul and John Marry arrested by
Patrolman Michael Muska on a
drunk and disorderly charge last
night, were fined S25 each by the re-
corder. Steve Kola taken into GUS
tody by Patrolman Nolan on a SINH
lar charge. was discharged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Funerals Bad Advertising.

Los ANGELES-Because Holly
wood business organizations protest
ed that dozen funerals a day wind
ing their way through the suburb
would be bad advertising. city CO.
Gil here probably won't choose a
new cemetery just beyond Holly
wood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
ViolatOr Fined.

John Kaufhold. of Staten Island,
taken into custody by Patrolman
James Nolan yesterday on a charge
of driving a car without a license,
paid a SIS fine imposed by Recorder
Pickersgill last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Refuse Negro Women Ballots.

SAVANNAH, Ca. Nov. Negro
women were refused ballots today.
Many have registered since the suf-
frage amendment became effective.
but the election judges ruled they
were not entitled to vote because Of
state laws which required registra-
tion six months before election. Nc
white women presented themselves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Held for Booze Violation.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Nov. 2. =
Mary Hakhold arrested on Saturday
for violating the Volstead act. was
released yesterday In $1,000 bail fur
nished before John T. Kirkpatrick,
United States commissioner to await
the action of the federal grand jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Senator Contest in Nevada.

RENO. New, Nov. Chief in
terest in the election in Nevada, CEN
ters in the senatorial race. Senator
Charles b. Henderson Democratic in
cumbent is opposed by former Gov
ernor Tasker l.. eddie, on the Re-
publican tickof, and Miss Anne Mar
tin, a suffragist leader contesting as
an Independent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Flee From BoIshcvists

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. Fiji
ty thousand refugees fleeing before
the advance of the Russian Bolshe-
Wiki in northern Crimea are at
tempting to find ships to bring them
to the cities. Allies representatives
there was no room in Con
ST nfinnnle for them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Women Swell Ohio Vote.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. women
voters plus the normal increase in
mems voting, are expected to swell
Ohio's vote to more than 1000, 900.
The previous record was 1,165,0O0
east in 1915.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Drives RecklessIy. Is Fined.

On a reckless driving charge pre-
ferred by Motorcycle Officer Frank
Seiboth, John Marnio. of Fords, was
this morning fined $40 by Recorder
Pickersgill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Many Voters in New York.

by The associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 2. - officials
predicted that at least 100000 of
the 100000 qualified men and wo-
men voters throughout the state will
express their choice for national state
and local Offices It today's election.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Vote Early in Massachusetts

BOSTON, MASS, Nov. 2-Massa-
chusetts voters went to the polls ear
ly today to cast their ballots for
presidential electors, congressman
and state officers. predicting that
500, 600 ballots would be cast in the
state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
Get Returns from Kansas

BY Inc AEtUcIhttu Fr-sa
TOPEKA, Kansas, Nov. 2;-The
first election returns here reported
at 1890 A. NJ. from three city pre-
cincts incomplete two in the second
ward. gave Harding 81. Cox 81 and
Debs /.
Incomplete returns from four in
thirty-six at Topeka at IL o'clock
gave Harding 100 and Cox 90.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02

The first practical operation un.
der ether was performed in 1916 IN
the Massachusetts, General Hospital
Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02

The most southerly point in the
western hemisphere is Punta Are
mas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02
SURVEY OF STATES SHOWS
HEAVY VOTING TODAY
Rcport Ballot Box Stolen.
Continued from page ~

BY The Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. p
West Virginia voters went early to
the polls. heads of families with all
their voting strength going together.
Government agents were sent to
Snowfall, Kanawha county, where
1t was reported the ballot box had
been stolen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-02

Russell Sage, the great philanthropy
list. never paid more than $40 for a
suit OF clothes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
TRIP TO RUBE.VILLE
AT MOORE THEATRE

Moore theatre audiences this week
are taken on A trip To 'Rubeyille. Z"
where tho town boys hang around
and make music as their fayorite
outdoor sport Harry Watson and
Reg. mervilis have brought the
'Uubeyillc" company here, and the
Sunday crowds spplauded APP
prevail.
'1BabIe-,- q sketch which repre-
.nts temperamentm dialogue be
tween q married couple. occupies
top position on the bill Ward
and Marion Murray. assisted by
Jeanne Eliot give the lines clever
Interpretation.
Francis Yates and Gus Reed
have n lot of fun with John Ia.'.
ieycorn jokes Jack Wyatt pre-
sens q bevy Of Scotch bagpipe
lads and lassies. Jeanette Chllds
dances and sings as The Joy Girl"
Bert and Hazel Skatelle perform
ON roller skates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
She Disobeyed Parents;
No1D She's .Sorru

Dear Miss Grey: have been
reading your advice and would like
20 know what you would do In my
care.
Three years ago. against the wish.
e. u my parents ! married man
several years older than myself IL
i had only listened to them; but /
Was young and silly. Now am
paying dearly for my mistake. We
have a baby nearly two years old.
If II wasn't for him I would have
ended IT long ago. He tells me can
go. but that can't have the baby.
The trouble ia that he has never
wanted to keep house have to
live with his father and mother. He
never consults or tells me about any
thing. He never takes me to a show
or down town unless his father and
mother wants 70 70. II the baby
happens 20 have cold or IN not feel
sing we'll. then is the time they want
TO go. 80 will have 10 stay home
with the baby. as he might be cross
and get more cold.
I haven't a night to have hardly
any money without coaxing and beg
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mythology are eomicnfiy and prettfly
combined 10 make a feature that IVES
genuinely enjoyed.
Lyndsil, LAUREL and Co. are tr4o
Of comely young women who. In ~
Night on the Beach" present . cIc4.
er wrestling and boxing act. Kesd I.
ing and Ross. in travesty AMI
comedy song number. are a big fun
hit Frank Juhaz. aided by another
nut" comedian. generates biiartty
with his tricks and chatter and ex-.
posures OF ''magic."
Baugh and Lockhard have fun
ny tTayesty on army life.
DRESSER and Wilson are classy
dancerB.
At the Kiddis Club by Jewell
and Raymond. is clever juvenile
Offering. THE. Girl In the Basket~
1beld over from last week. continues
10 draw applause.
THE Notorious MIS-. Sands~ y ne
feature photoplay. \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

of a Bride
THE BOOK or ANN
a BIG FAMILY REUNION Is ny.
PRODUCT or AIMS
ADVENTURE

A might letter" arrived the next
morning. Ann and I were break
fasting In a shady corner OF her &C.
cluded terrace when the yellow mis-
sivo came. Jim wired;
Gun not loaded. Remember. be-
cause ! didn't have another clip
'-rher.. Such fuss about moth
ing'- poutod Ann.
II was 40 like her' She wns either
a fool or little witch. closed my
lips and leveled u straight hard
glance at her. Then took up the
yellow paper again. Why try To
teach Ann anything' II she hadn't
learned from the experiences OF the
last two days. II she couldn't draw
Der own lesson about the advantages
OF applying "A little common sense to
her affairs. my feeble advice and
admonition would never help her.
went on reading inns wire:
Am coming homo Am giving mp
my commission"
You've put a crimp IN ycur nus
bands career as an AVIATOR I said.
ITS an wind-you know the rest
Mother will simply love you for g.
Sb@ never could coax Jim TO leave
the flying game. A big family re-
union IL one hy-product OF your late
adventure. And the next is---that
You and are going to settle down
TO housekeeping
But we didn't settle down 10 any
thing that day. don't know when
we would have recovered from the
nervous strain duo 90 tho affair II
tho case had not com. To a sudden
and unexpected solution.
The suicide Of beautiful woman
startled the town that night Minetia
Briggs. who had been Ives head
sewing woman. threw herself BE-
meath n moving subway train.
A note which she had written the
last thing before leaving her home
contained her confession and solved
the murder mystery.
Minetta Briggs had heard OF. she
sale OF Ives business on the morn
inr OF the murder She and Ives
had been friends for three Year..
Many time he had asked her to
leave her husband. but she had re-
fused. When Ives told her that he
was going TO leave the town she
knew that she would never se~ him
again. unless she accompanied him.
She thought that he would Jump
nj the chance 20 take her with him.
but he turned her down fiat And
that very day her husband discard
ed her. She decided 10 make Ives
pay.
She had 'ovea th- man passionate
iy. In spite OF tho nattcry which
she knew h. iavfsh~i on all women.
In spite OF his reputation. he had
convinced her that rhe was the only
woman IN tho world h. really cared
for. And he turned me down IN
tho END she wrote. She didn't
blame her husband for casting her
of. but she calmly decided 90 make
the iiar who had wrecked her life
realize that he had taken long
chance on the patience of one worn
an. She warned him. by letter. that
she would be revcnrcd. Then she
hunted M tho automatic her hus-
band had acquired. somehow. while
he was I'm the army.
She followed Ives from the hotel
where he was accustomed TO lunch.
sought him out In the crowd nj the
beach. had a few hot words with
him. and then concealed herself In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
BESS HILL IN COMEDY
CHARACTER AT LEWIS

THE Love Bath" Is the amusing
title Of the musical comedy offering
at Levy's orpheum this week.
Lew White and Bess Hin are the
most prominent members OF the cast
this week. White appears minus his
usual beard and derby hat He plays
the role OF a flip young book agent
and the manner In which he posters
prospective customers causes a lot
OF fun. Bess Hill. the pretty leading
lady. has a comedy role. and she gets
by with II In great style.
The musical numbers are plentiful
and we'll chosen. Miss Hill has a
speciality In which the entire com.
pany takes part Lorenzo, Budd and
Gerard. the trio. have several good
harmony numbers.
Jean Spencer steps from the ranks
Of the chorus TO lead a pretty bath
ing number. and Pauline Arthur
also has an offering In which the
20 chorus girls take part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

he Is the only SAVIOR from all
My wife and I have been married
for more than 30 years. and We do
more counting today than We ever
DID. We were both converted at the
altar OF the church before We as
sumca tho responsibilities OF married
life. and devoted our lives TO the ser.-
ice of God and tho church. oh.
and how II has paid us. dear young
reader
God has given VS. FIVE children. He
calieu tho FIRST one 10 Himself very
early. The others are all with us.
and we are n happy family.
While I am In the mood. please
grant me space TO say just n word
TO lot OF folks that write you about
their inability TO save anything in
these times OF the high cost OF living
Many Of your correspondents ought
TO be ashamed OF themselves "a con
fers that out Of the income that
many Of them have they cannot live
decently on II. much less save a little
Three years ago bought a home
for $1,000. and borrowed tho first
$500 to pay down on IL. and was 10
pay $40 per month. Ny salary Is
3i1s per month. and that is all the
income we have had. except only rca-
scnable board paid by my two sons
who are working. and there are sir
Of US In the family.
paid the last 800 on that home
this week
We dress as good as the average.
and that blessed little wife OF mine
mas always had plenty OF good whole
some food. well cooked and Hastily
served. on the table
In addition TO that. we have put q
furnace in our house at a cost OF
$40. and about 5000 worth OF furni.
ture- The house Is kept like par
ior from the basement 10 the attic:
we thank God three times q day for
his bountiful supplies: say our pray.
ers apd work hard
We are happy and contentcd. and
have no desire TO 1--we In separate
houses. when ! get home from the
office this evening a devoted wife
win meet me with a warm Kiss of
love. a good supper well prepared.
two sturdy boys viii be horne from
their work with appetites all In
order.
After supper we win water the
lawn. work some in our nice garden.
have some music. read the evening
papers, chapter out OF the Bible
and retire happy.
IL any ono knows Of a better way
70 live may we not hear from them?
THE HAPPY FAMILY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
Imitation Ivory
Turns Yeuoi1

Dear Miss Grey have a nice
set OF ivory which has turned yell
low and n you would please print In
your columns how TO get II white
again l will much appreciate II.
A READER
IN, so-Grlcd ~tpory- sets are all
imitation. and this oomporltion grad
aaIIv turns deep cream or yeiioto
10Th AGE. wash u fhorolv tcith Ivory
Soap. rinse u tncii. and dry 70 10Th
a soft cloth. Ordinarily any spots
may be remoped bv reliable fine
securing polish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
LOVE TRTUMPHS
AT THE WILKES

bought by string OF nuggets and
Mt tho cost Of ono mans life. Ruth
Jordan. New England girl. left
alone by her brother at their West.
ern home. cabin on the edge OF the
American desert. In forced 10 marry
stephen Client. a real man. who has
slipped from tho straight and mar.
row" 10 save her honor.
Tho girl brings love into Clients
life and makes a man OF him again.
while the Puritan blood Of the girl
makes tho wife loathe her husba nd
because he bought her for a string OF
nugg~ta But love finally triumphs.
That's the story OF The Great Di-
vids.' the American drama by WI.
liam Vaughn Moody. that opened at
the wilkes theatre yesterday. Jane
Morgan and Alexis Luce. cast In the
leading roles. are splendid.
Tn. portrayal OF the meloframatc
gamble for the girl between q Mexi.
can, n desert rat. and Client In one of
the most effective bits OF acting soc
at the wilkes this year.
Tho interest is upheld from the
first act Tho biggest dramatic mo-
nent Of the play is in the second act.
when Chert takes his bride To his
home In the Cordilleras mountains.
where he 10 developing n mine. In
spite OF her love for her husband.
Ruth cannot forget that she was pur.
chased, and sh~ weaves baskets and
sells them TO buy back the chain for
her husband that he purchased her
with. She is finally discovered by
her relatives apd goes home to New
England with them Tho dramatic
tension In this SCENE Is tense and re
quires the bes; ability Of Miss Nor.
gan and Luce. The play comes to n
logical ending when Client follows
>r-~~~N~-~~~~S~~~-~s~~~ ~~~-~-~~~s~~~~-~~-
room In the upper tier OF the
womcn's pavilion. What followed
the papers had already printed
she was hidden just where Nor
rison swore the shot had been fired
from Now. isn't that man perfect
~ wonderfulf" ! asked. triumphant
~ Of the group at mothers dinner
table that night
You two girls seem mighty inter-
ested In this case remarked daddy.
Never knew Jane TO be so morbid
abont anything before"
It's all AIMS fault" said. dryfy.
And that was as close as I ever
came 10 letting him or mother gus
pect how nearly Ann had disgraced
the name Of f.orimer
ITO BE Continued
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THE vista
his bride and wins her forgiveness.

his bride and wins her forgiveness.
In the minor roles. Erman Seavey
as the desert rat and Norman Feu.
sier an the Mexicon play their parts
wen. while Allan strickfadden az
Ruth's brother and Polly Jordan as
erhsrdt portrays the role of typi'
cal New England mother. and Henry
Hall gets tho best out OF q small
comedy part
The play closes rhe s-ason run for
tho Wilkes Players. who will have a
four weeks vacation. opening In Peg
o. My Heart" on August II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
MRS. WILSON'S. GOWN
NOW IN MUSEUM

WASHINGTON Mrs. woodrow
Wilson has presented handsome
black veivo, gown. part Of her trous-
seau when she married the president.
TO the National mus am. 10 he added
TO its collection Of historic costumes.
Miss Margaret Wilson also has an
nounccd her INTENTION. when sho
leaves tho White House. Of present
ing the hrocnde gown worn by her
late mother at the first state dinner
given In the White House by Presi-
dent wilson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
A MAN WHO HAS BEEN welded
HAPPILY FOR OVER 80 YEARS
WRITES GOOD ADVICE
TO NEWLYWEDS
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Attic letters SfiH pouring the subject Of perpetual
cotshp many hare already been published that many
OF them Of similar thought the letters today ioH close
the discussion
number Of readers hare asked for personal opin-
The letter printed betotp from husband aud father
contains nearly deals hold that IL tcod be useless
for me 10 try to express them differently:
As last soord cdnt TO thank all Of the hundreds Of read
ho kindly contributed to this discussion and odnt
to tnpte you TO all hrite again
Fouotcin1 the letter:
Dear Miss Grey: | think the biggest fool Of all is the
fellow that has been advocating separate homes for and
wife in order to perpeuate coushp and thus do with
the divorce evil
My position is such that constantly brought in con-
tact with this that eating the heart OF the Amer
lean home. must have, will die a nation
The thing that breaks the homes of people and throws
the children unprotected cold world will in the end
wreck the country.
What is the remedy? We for hubby and wife TO live in
separate homes and only call invitation will not the
situation
Here is the remedy Scott at it IL WILL but it is the
only 1t is the religion of Jesus Christ in the heart of
husband and wife The thing that divorce is and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
VIII A T do YOU
w think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care Of The
Seattle Star.

ging for .. They all trnat me like
child and have tined so hard to
get along.
He keeps telling me We viii get a
hous, after awhile. as we can save
morc money by living with his folks
I know they would b glad II we
went by ourselves: but nothing can
say does any good. and u don't
look plcnsan, and smiling he becomes
angry and says BE- will send me
home. God knows II my folks knew
how I am treated they would take
me away from him.
What ] want to know Is. can h.
keep my baby Ny folks are able
know and would be willing 20 help
me. and I could work. which would
be preferable TO living this way.
ONLY 81
Yor-c girls scho dtsobey fhetr par
rrfs ai,cuys regret 70 sooner or later.
You ore psrao non for yosr dis-
obedience. but yos may create more
ooncenidi surroundings BY changing
your attitude
Dsspei oil ~ottcs Of lowing vosr
husband. schcfhey 70 u rosrbi, for
pos 90 take yosr baby or NOT Every
line Of your LETTER proves fhns pour
husband " fond Of the baby and u
belongs as much 70 HIM az 70 you.
More than that. the baby has some
rtohfs--tf has rscAs 10 both father
and mother.
Did poa ever sfop TO consider that
von r-dv be IN the ,crorc' Your
husband "a prorsdin1 a howe for 70.
and pour baby. and 0stsnc you
enough to eat ard rear ~ you .o.H
sho1 him that voa appreciate at
least fhis much. ard spend most Of
pour time caring for your baby and
training u properly. feel perfectly
sure that cpcryrhin1 upsl Scork out
all right " your parcrts-ia-ldu
really 'osSh you 10 mote IN q sep
arsfe homo. iohy NOT put the afua-
ton up TO them. as pou hare 10 me.
and tell them that you feet 70 10 your
right 70 have homo Of your or7s.
n they haze az much influence usfh
vour husband as you seem 10 think.
they can do more than anyone else
in accomplishing chat you moa de-
sire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

Prom 100 20 500 HOLSTERS erU
caught daily by one boat along tho
New Brunswick coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
Interested IN
Interior Decorntinn

Dear Miss Grey: II you can. win
you kindly tell me where / could get
some beginning information or in.
structions on Interior decoating7
Also would like to know why we
do not see Hawaiian and Philippine
women In this country Thanking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

Tho greatest distance st whlcA
thunder can be heard h Is 70 -
miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
CLEVER COMEDIAN. ON
PALACE HIP PROGRAM

The headlined feature at the Pal
ace Hip is Mr.. Tom Nawn. well
known vaudeville character actor,
and his company in she original
mythical Irish comedy Pat and the
Genii." Egyptian. Grecian and Irish