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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01
CONGRESSMEN PICK WET
ROUTE HOME FROM FRISCO"
Dry Representatives Choose Canadian
Town Back From Convention.

Washington, June l.-RaiGoad agents
soliciting delegates for the San Francisco
convention admitted today that many
Congressman who voted dry" on all
prohibition measures are booking for the
canadian route" on the return trip.
Theyare taking thatrather roundabout
wav-home on account of the scenery,
which ranges from the peaceful and
pastoral haif-pint TO the stupendous mag
NUNS and magnificent demliohns of the
wilder regions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

Was Republican Ruler Of Philadelphia
Under Quay.

Philadelphia, June State Scno-
tor David Martin for many years one
of the leaders In the Republican organi-
yestt rdiy afternoon Mt his country home
in Holmcsbnrg. The Senator visited City
Hall in the morning and WAS hurried TO
his home when he complained OF illncss.
He died from heart disease while sit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

ting IN All arm chair.
Sephtor Martin was in his 18th year.
He was one If the three city leaders in
the days wbel United Senator NJ =.
Quay was in power, and was one Of the
Senator'S chief lieutenan,s in New York
when Quay was chairman Of the Re
publican National COMMITTEES and Ben
jsmin Harrison was elected President
Later Quay and Martin parted in a
Philadelphia fractional fight IN which
Martin refused 10 support Boies Penrose
~ ufstJ. WITH tbs result t1ts Qty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

The Tammany special is returning
that way and Others Of the delegates ARE
taking advantage of the opportunity 10
study the barbarians of the benighted
country who, travellers say, nre still in
that stage Of development where they
have on public sale beverages with even
more than 275 per cent of alcoholic con-
tent and drink them at the public bars
and even with their meals without CON
seriousness of shame.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

even start in the big rnce with tho vote
of the New York delegation.
Secretary of Agriculture Meredith, for
whom Iowa has instructed her delega-
tion and who has great standing with the
farming element throughout the country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

had Penrose run for the United States
Senate. Penrose won.
David Martin has held many public
Offices He was sergeant At arms II
the State House III Representative a
county commissioner, mercantile Ap-
praiser, collector ~ internal rcvcn =
secretary of the commonwealth, state
insurance commissioner, registrar 70
wills and State senator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

. Lost something? Try a classified "a,
vertisernent IN Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-01

You try an Every Evening want adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
ANOTHER MAN WHO DOES NOT
TRUST BANK LOSES ROLL

Another foreigner u the loss
OF his savings as a result OF his fear
of the American banks. John Lliss
Of 500 Pulaski avenue. reported to
the police yesterday afternoon that
$3.50 had been stolen from a trunk
at his home by two boarders.
According to the story told the po-
lice, the boarders came from Penn
syivania and asked for a room for
a week or two as they were planning
to go back to Russia. Yesterday one
of the men gave IS to their board
ing mistress and told her to go out
and get some food. When she re-
turned the boarders were missing.
and an investigation showed that the
trunk had been opened and the
money taken. Detective Joseph
Gutowski wa assigned to this case.
Joe Cuet. Spanish. a boarder at
the home of Mrs. Krogh at 32S High
street reported to the police yester-
day the loss OF a quantity of ma
terial. The man claims TO have lost
a gold watch valued al S35: a suit
Of clothes, S45; silk shirt, $40; suit
case. SIC; straw hat, $3.50, and a
pair of shoes. SIS.
The boarder learned of the rob-
berry on Tuesday. Last Thursday a
man and woman came to the house
to board. Both were unknown to
the boarding mistress. The woman
left on Saturday and the man went
away on Tuesday. Detective Joseph
Gutowski is working on the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 29:-
The certificate of incorporation of
the American Hosiery Company
with principal offices at IT'S Smith
street, Perth Amboy, was filed to-
day. Jacob S. Karkus is the agent
in charge and the purpose of the
incorporation is to take over the
business now conducted under the
same name at 201 New Brunswick
avenue. The authorized capital is
100000, 1000 shares at 800 each.
The stockholders are Samuel Baum,
David Fertig and Dora Baum.
A certificate of incorporation was
filed today in the county clerks
office by the Middlesex Distributors
Company, Inc, of 247 French street,
this city. The purpose of this in
corporation is to sell articles and
preparations not subject to the pro-
visions of the national prohibition
act, such as denatured alcohol and
rum. The authorized capital is
100000, 1000 shares at 800 each.
The incorporators and amount of
stock are as follows: Thomas P.
Revolinsky, 253 French street, fifty
shares; Fred Bauries. 1872 Suydam
street. fifty shares; Adolph May. ISL
Somerset street, fifty shares, and
Peter G.. Rulewich, 253 French
street, fifty shares.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
VAR VETERANS PROBLEM
TO Be SOLVED BY u. S.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-The les
sons learned by the United States in
its work Of rehabilitation Of soldier
and sailor veterans of the war. II
applied 10 the problems Of the indus
trial cripple would mean not only
the return TO independence Of these
injured workers. but an actual in
crease in the wealth of the nation Of
50. SOC, 000, 900 a year. according to
Ralph T. Fisher, district vocational
officer of the Federal Board for No-
.cational Education in the New York
district in an address here today be-
fore the New York Rotary Club.
In point of dollars" said Mr..
Fisher. retaining the industrially
crippled men means an increased
productive value to the nation of
amounts heretofore little understood.
/ believe We are easily within con-
~servative estimates in saying that
any seriously disabled man who can
be vocationally rehabilitated will
have his earning capacity increased
by a total of at least SIP 500 for the
remaining period of his life and that
his increased productive value to the
nation will easily reach $4,000.
THE Federal Board for Voca-
tional Education is just now gather
ing dda on the subject, put H. Aot
immediate estimates, we assume
that not more than one
fifth of the permanently dis
abled require retaining, we would
have $4,000 men a year to be train
ed. It Is a simple matter of compu-
.tation to see that IL each retrained
man returns $4,000 in the remain
der of his life the increment accru-
ing to the wealth of the nation would
amount to two and one-half billion
dollars. This enormous figure, it
must be remembered. is the estimat-
ed result of training those persons
crippled in industry in n year."
Mr.. Fisher said it was estimated
by the board that -four or five times
as many persons are disabled in in
.dustry in one year as were disabled
in the American Expedition
airy Forces during the period
of the war. He said that
at least 100000 persons are perman-
emily disabled in the United States
each year through Industrial acci-
dents.
The problem. said Mr.. Fisher, will
always be largely a state problem.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
MAY BUILD ADDITION TO
HOSPITAL AT SOUTH AMBOY

SOUTH AMBOY, July 29:-An
informal discussion took place last
night at the meeting of the Board
of Directors of the South Amboy
Hospital, which was held in City
Hall, on the subject of building an
addition to the present hospital
building.
Although nothing definite was
decided upon as the result of this
meeting, several ideas and sketches
were drawn by the directors pres
ent. The directors feel that more
room is needed to conduct the hos
pital. At present only a certain
number of cases can be handled, and
those very few, and if others apply
they would have to be informed of
the inability of the local hospital
to take care of them.
When the directors adjourned
they did so to meet at the hospital
tonight and go over the situation
carefully before entering into any
contracts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

Tournaments and match games
are to be played starting in the fall
some time about the middle Of Sep
TENDER. Challenges will be issued
to Court Amboy Of this city and
Court New Brunswick of New Bruins
wick for match games.
Six applications for member
ship were received by Middlesex
Council No. 60, Jr. o. L. A. NJ, at
its meeting last night at odd Fell
lows hall. Plans were made for a
class initiation to be held the third
"Wednesday in August. There will
be no meeting the second Wednes-
day in August because Of the outing
and games of the Past Councillors
Association at Soldiers Beach on
that day. Many members Of the
council are arranging to go down to
the outing on that day.
-Valhalla Lodge No. 275. Odd
Fellows. will meet in regular ses-
sion tonight at Odd Fellows hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Lodges

Court Standard, No. III, Forest
ers of America, at a meeting held
last night three candidates were in
itiated and six new applications for
membership were received. Chief
Ranger Charles Ryan was in the
chair and assisted in the comforting
of the degree on the new candidates.
Past Chief Ranger William Bunton
was presented with a past chief
rangers jewel. the presentation
being made by District Deputy
Grand Chief Ranger A. ]. Caravan.
of the court. Plans were made for
to visit Court ~Sayreville next
week and a bowling team was form
ed with John MCGEE, captain; Philip
beatty. Alexander Sokolinski. Law
renee Clancy and William Bunton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
A|RP[ANES Off
To THE COAST
win Attempt to Map Out Air
Route for the Mail Service
of the Government.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Three all
metal monoplanes carrying the
trans-continental aerial mail, left the
flying field at Central Park. L. l., at
10:0S o'clock today for San Fran
cisco.
Eleven airplanes escorted the
trans-continental machines in q fare
well flight over New York before the
jump westward on the pathfinding
trip to establish a mail route between
here and the Pacific coast.
The monoplanes carried letters
from the mayor of New York to the
mayors Of San Francisco and other
cities along the route. which will fol-
low in general hat o fthe trans
continental fight of army planes
last summer.
Cleveland is the first scheduled
stop. Other stops will be made at
Chicago, Omaha, Cheyenne, Salt
Lake City, Reno and San Francisco.
The trip o only is expected to
make possible the establishment in
September of regular aerial mail
service from coast to coast, but to
yield information of value to the
war department.
Regarding the proposed extension
to the Pacific coast of the air mail
route, which now ends at Omaha,
Major L. B. Lent, general super
intendent of the air mail service,
said:
1.-THE through service, which will
be started in September, will cut in
half the present ive-day letter time
20 San Francisco. Half the rout of the
New York-Omaha end of the run
will be covered by all metal planes,
and the western half by deHavi-
lands. As soon as we are able we
plan to put the all -metal monoplanes
on the entire run from coast to
coast"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
CityBnefs

The annual union Sunday school
excursion Of the First Presbyterian.
with the Danish Methodist, Grace
Lutheran and Our Savior's of this
city and the Congregational of
Woodbridge TO Ocean Grove and AS
Jury Park tomorrow promises to be
than any time during the past
several years that the combined Sun
day schools have been going to the
seashors. The excursion train will
leave from the Central station at
9 o'clock in the morning and the
trip will be made from Asbury
Park at 6 o'clock at night All ar
rangements have been completed by
the committee from the various
schools and nothing o remains
but a good summer day to make the
a success.
The election of new officers for
the Sons Of Italy took place Tues
day night az a meeting held at
Washington hall with the following
result: president, Ralph Notaro;
vice president. John Venezia; finan-
cial secretary, Vincent Colo; record
ing secretary, James Lanbiase;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Foreign News

TOXIC, July 20. - The japanese
government has received a COM
inunication from the United States
pointing out, among other things,
mat America is unable to recognize
an occupation of the northern part
of the island of Saghalgin. The
Nichi says of the nature of the
protest, however, the impression
exists here that the communication is
o a protest but rather an EXPOSE
ton of the American viewpoint on
occupation of Russian territory with
something of Americas attitude to-
ward the territory to be occupied.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
etwee Imre Kun. Petitioner, and
Elizabeth Kun. Defendant. Divorce Or
der Publication.
The petitioner. having filed his petition
In the alb I'VE cause and process of citation
having been issued and returned accord
Ing to law, and it now appearing that
personal service Of process upon the de-
PENDANT within the State could not be
made:
1t is on this 23rd day of July. 1920. on
motion Of George Keneny. Solicitor of
the Petitioner. ordered. that the absent
defendant do answer the petitioners petit
tion on or before the 24tn day of Septem-
Der, 1920. or that in default thereof, such
DEGREES re made aginst her as the Chan
cellor shall think equitable Ant just.
And II is further ordered. that the mo-
tice of this order prescribed by law and
the Rules of this Court. shall within
twenty days hereafter. re published in e
Perth Am5oy Evening News. a newspaper
printed at Perth Amboy, in this State,
and continued therein for four weeks sue
cessively. at least once every week; and
II Is further Ordered that service upon
the defendant of the petition and of this
order as service substituted for personal
Iervice of process within the state, be
made within twenty days and in the man
ner prescribed by the Rules of Court for
such substituted service.
E. X. WALKER.
A TRUE COPY,
JESSE r. SALMON.
Clerk.
1ss2s-7-s9-4t Dew Thurs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Feeding Euronean Children

PHILADELPHIA-The American
Friends Service Committee OF Phil
adelphia does not intend to take
over all Of the child feeding oper-
ations in Central Europe, now con-
Quoted by Herbert Hoover through
the American Relief Administration,
according to an announcement
made at the Offices here.
The economic situation In those
countries is far too serious for one
organization to do the work alone"
officials say. I'VE are doing our ut
most to alleviate the suffering of
the poor"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Judgment Against Reichmann.

By Stan Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, July ga
Judgment was rendered by Judge
Freeman Woodbridge here this
morning in favor of Edward Sarkas
on a claim against Arthur Reich
mann, proprietor of a Hungarian
paper printed at 404 State street,
Perth Amboy.
Sarkas claims that on November
Z, last. he entered into an agreement
with Reichmann whereby he was to
receive ten per cent. commission if
he sold the paper for $4,000. The
paper was sold but the money was
not given in cash. causing Reich
mann to waive his end of the agree
ment. Sarlkas put in a claim and
favored with $500
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Blacklist German Firms

CHRISTIANIA-A blacklist of
German firms who are alleged to
have broken contracts with Nor
wegian merchants is being prepared
by the Christiania Chamber of
Commerce and will be published as
a warning to Norwegians to "be
careful of closing deals in Ger
many" The Christiania Chamber
of Commerce now has under con-
sideration anne of seventy German
firms against whom complaints
have been made that they broke
contracts, principally because of an
unfavorable rate of exchange.
1t is understood German cham
bers of commerce are cooperating
with the Norwegians to force the
German firm to fulfill their con-
tracts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

treasurer. Nicholas verducci and
orator. Rev. Columbino Galasxi. The
lodge has a membership Of seventy
at the present time and it Is the aim
Of the club to increase II to a hundred
within a short time. Fifteen ap~
plications for membership are pend
ing before the club and an effort
is being made 10 initiate that number
at the next Meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

Mrs. Potentin Johnson. seventy
six years old. widow of the late An
gust Johnson, of 397 Barclay street,
died this morning at her home Sur-
vived by a daughter, Miss Mary
johnson, and two sons. Augus< and
Alfred johnson. of this city. Ar
rangements are being made for the
funeral Sunday afternoon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
VILLA Gives UP
To SAVE MEXICO
Surrenders Internationally
Because, He Says, His
Country Needs Peace.

BY The Associated Press
MEXICO CITY, July 29.-"I am
surrendering Internationally because
the country needs peace for recon-
struction," said Francisco Villa today
when he met General Martinez. chief
of operations in the state of Caohuila
and Nuevo Leon It the railroad Ia
ton in Sabina-
When General Martinez. who is
arranging surrender terms with
Villa, arrived at the station. the
rebel general approached him with
head uncovered and hand extended.
Villa will make his residence at
Niebes, Zapapeoas. after disbanding
his troops at Torreon. according to
a government communique.
His men, it is added, will go from
Sabina to Torreon on foot. Villas
men. newspaper accounts say, were
offered two trains, but refused them.
Each of the 600 soldiers will receive
a years pay to get a start in life.
To Resist Invasion.
MEXICALI, Lower Cal, July "a
Governor Espeban Cantu, of he
northern district of Lower California.
declared by Under Secretary % the
Interior Venezuela to be in open
rebellion against the Mexican
government" today pushed towards
completion preparations to resist an
expected invasion" of Lower Cali
fornia by Mexican federal troops.
Governor Cantu professed astonish-
'ment at the Venezuela charges which
he declared were without fouada-
ton. The governor said friends had
advised him the Mexican provisional
government was sending two bodies
of troops of about 5000 against him
and that he would have an army of
1000 men be ready within four days
to take the field against the federal
forces.
Governor Cantu's military forces
include three aeroplanes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Anofher canal Tor Ger.nnnr.

BERLIN.-Germany at last j. r.
have inland water Connection De-
tween it's eastern food producing re-
gion and its western manufacturing
district, the Prussian state m{uiskrT
having decided to supply the final
link which will complete the long
chain of canals between the E1be
and the Rhine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
ADS.

MAN wanted to take Of lawn. SO Gordon
St.
240 HIGH-Third floor trent. balcony at
tached; 5 windows, hot, cold water.
FIVE ROOM Flat. all improvements; 4s
State st Inquire b. Streiff. ITO Smith
Street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

HACKEENSACK, July 29-Two
women who the police allege are the
leaders of a band of organized car
thieves who have robbed Erie rail-
road freight trains of thousands of
dollars of merchandise. were arrest
ed last night with three men. charg-
ed with robbing a train at Passaic
Junction. Detectives declared the
five had removed several loads Of
merchandise from the train while It
was standing at the junction and
later started it to a hiding place
nearby.
TRENTON, July 2s.-After K
haustive Investigations the New Jer-
sey State Department of Health has
announced that is has found that
shellhsh removed from the Navesink
river west of the Oceanic bridge are
dangerous to the public health and
as a result these grounds have been
officially condemned. An epidemio-
logical investigation. the department
said today, casts considerable
suspicion upon oysters in this area
as being responsible for typhoid fever
in the vicinity of Red Bank.
UNION HILL, July 29:-Daniel
Helbig shot and seriously wounded
his wife early today, he told the
DOAlCGa MillC GAREI ACAlAfA6 a tAAH -
mare in which he saw the landlord
coming through the bedroom win
dow. He added he had been wor-
ried over REM increases and feared
eviction.
JERSEY CITY, July 29:-The
great army of unshaven, numbering
several hundred, marched today up
on the city hall where the new state
board of BARRIERS examiners were
granting licenses to proficient razor
wielders. The rumor had gone out
" the land that there would be
free shaves, free haircuts and free
shampoos galore o~btainable for the
asking, but there vas a great sigh
of disappointment by those suffer-
ing from high costs of haircuts
when informed that the examina-
ton today would be oral.
TRENTON, N. j.. July EFF the
present rate of consumption of oil
continues, according to testimony
given today by Alfred I. Phillips of
the United States bureau of stand
ards at Washington. before the
Board of Public Utility Commission
ers here, the oil supply in the United
States will be exhausted in fourteen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

CREDIT TERMS Will BE ARRANGED
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

Every piece of furniture in or store bsa plain figure price hMkta and we guarantee bsdueyh
on each ahe haiti sold sdpaH than it can be bought in any store the country, otherwise we willie n
fund money paid for within 80 lays after purchase "THE LEON UARANT means not only quality o.
but also gmam1tesh the preso bel lower than furniture of smar quality can be bought -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Special 3 Room Outfit, Regular Pric'
$269.75 During This Sale Less
20 Per Cent $2l5.75
TERMS TO SUIT

In or magnificent assortment of fine home furnishings you viii find practical
furniture known. The wide range of different yks representing it and the UNIVERSAL!
new furniture here a simple task. In addition, if yu are not quite ready for your fWm
hold the furniture you choose for future delivery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
FIVE are FINED
AFTER SEARCH
DRINK PAlRLoRs


The police llDodsy aftsruseE ar
resssa tbres nsa mt two uemsu
ia aiisssdi Ssotli kynas joints Fred
Kescr@,, :.::fa. Kt5ey and Myrtle
M~yefs wsFe txssa.st Kedosas soft
.e1irk paIicr !. 4s1s : ssa:y-soarth
street.
On bsing .arraaEnsd before Mag
+sstrate D. J.. Cleland Ksdora was
Efned $500 on 1 charge Of having
intoxicating liquor in his posses
sion and the two women were I'm
ed $50 each on charges Of disor-
Derby conduct.
II. Seiaeuster was arrested at his
soft drink parlor on Eighteenth
street between First and Second
avenues and was fined $500 on Z
charge Of having Intoxicating liquot
in his possession.
The officers making the raids ar.
rested fred johnson. alleged hip
pocket bootlegxe:. on the street;
and he also drew q fine Of $500 be-
fore Magistrate C'eland.
The rdire took several Jugs aat
bottles Of alleged liquor in til,
raids. The stuff had the appearance
Of very crude hone made liquors.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05

ne Z. II. g. A work worth
Has i{sany place amo6g
I ennis6fionD Of ! city r? x W.
Ilnnoaoea ntata secretary Of
n C A. asked tho l36 Y
Sofshlp campaign ufofkers q
Hauot last evening prepaTa-
~ launching thu, drive today.
> Fioae situation ~ facing the
today. That ISIS there
~ rieht kind a. men 10 take
- work when The men OF to-
Lave? In answer to these
T6ns. I can SAY here. . vhera
IT ccsmae iu.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-05
REPORTS SHOW
fine LINEUP IN
Member DRIVE


Reports submitted 1t the meeting
q the Rock Island County Boosters
association Of Modern Woodmep Of
America. held ct the head ofnces
last night, show unusual interest
manifested throughout the county
in the October drive for new menu
befs. being made under the leader
ship Of SpeciAl Deputy Oakman;
who arrived in Rock Island Sunday,
following. SUCCESSFUL campaign al
Chester, Pa. Although the goal
set p 500 caudidates. the enthu-