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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-08
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BY Claudine, October 6-W. A.
Clark, c.. Vorme, Mrs. Vorme, Mrs.
Macfarlane, Miss Fitzgerald, Mrs. r. c
Pitcairn, Father Meagher, Miss Thorn
as Holstein, ]. M. Ezera, Miss A.
Cockett, Ant. Abrew, Miss X. M. Jones
Miss F. d. e. Vaney, Miss A. Cormor,
VIM. Walsh.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-29
SHRIMPS- Seward Fish Co.
STORMY WEATHER

The cold wave that has been ap- preaching from the interior since last Thursday, struck here Saturday night, continued yesterday and the wind iS still with us today. During last night the thermometer dropped to 10 de- gees above zero. March came in like a decent sort of lamb but the indi- cations are that it is going out like a roaring lion.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-29
SYLVIA'S

GOur Narrows for "A hours. Th' ,,camer has q large number of pas ,cngerS aboard for Port Graham and Snug Harbor, mostly cannerymer The Evans is scheduled to return hero on Wednesday going south bound. Ko, iak is not on the list of calls to -.l westward on the present trip.
 Passengers airiving on the Admiral Evans for Seward were James Mono nan, c l.. Stevens, H. S. Frye, Joe Terman, Barney Hogan, P. A. Coates 4. H. Miller J. Lanahan, Mir. md Mrs. K. Undowchik, Miss Alice Saw ill, Miss Mary Meyer, F. R. Brenne nan, George Varley. B. E. Gaskill, B. \. Stone. Tom Sobol and Dr. H. A. Blyth.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-29

WANTED boys and girls 10 sell tickets for the American Legion Mili- tary Ball on April 9th, 1920. Fifte sa cents commission paid on each ticket sold and prize of 8 will be given the boy or girl selling the, greatest number of tickets. See J. O. Sherlock at the Seward Gateway office Tues day morning (tOmorrOw) at lO:3o o'clock.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-29
25 ON THE TRAIN

The Gateway City limited left from Anchorage on schedule time at $ o'clock this morning for Seward. Ad- vices received by agent Sweek are that 25 passengers are on the train for Seward.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-29
EVANS FROM SOUTH

Steamer Admiral Evans arrived from the south at 7:15 o'clock this morning bringing 20 passengers and 50 tons of freight The Admiral Ev- ans was not damaged in the least by rsss,ng on the mud banks near Sey-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-29

FOR SALE Water front proper ty for Industrial purposes, in lots Co suit. Apply J. $. Holman, owner. A lS
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-29

Herring fish bait for sale at Hali- but Cove. price three cents pound.
 MIG.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-29

Libby's Canned Milk S7 per case Carnation Milk S7.25 per Case. BROWN X HAWKINS
 EQUALITY FIRST"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-29
mlI,nIlunnmiIIInIlInIIIliIunnlInnIl

Andys express mee,s all trains anO steamers. Phone l43.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
FEW ACCIDENTS MAR HEAVY
HOLIDAY TRAFFIC HERE
Continued from page j

In the car at the time of the ar
rest, in addition to the two men,
were two women and several small
children. Mayor Frank Dorsey n
Sergeant John Morris made several
offers to the women as the hour was
getting late last night, so that the
children and the women could get
home and not suffer from the arrest
of the W. men. The wife of n Of
the men would not leave without her
husband, and the mayor or the SER
geant would not allow the arrested
man to drive the car.
1t was decided to secure a chauf-
feur to take the people home. have
Wilniski furnish q S25 lash bond for
his appearance next Monday night
and issue a summons for the driver.
This was done and the men will APP
pear next Monday night to answer
| heir respective charges.
on Sunday Officer Seiboth arrested
j. Wudkin, of Hillside, for speeding
and driving without a license; arrest
ed Joe Leven, of Newark, on the
same charge and Frank Schwarz, of
Astoria. N. Y. for speeding. Yester-
day Officer Seiboth arrested William
| Osborn, of New York. for speeding,
M. S. Hanahan, of Wilmington, for
speeding and summoned Fred Gokey
of Elizabeth, on a charge of speed
ing. officer Bachman yesterday ar
rested William Cunningham, of New
Haven. Conn. on a charge of speed
ing and summoned Clarence Hammock
of Newark, on a similar charge.
1t Is said that Mayor John F.
Hylan, of New York city. was In one
of the cars in line waiting to
the ferry yesterday. Numerous other
notables are said to have passed
through the city over the week end.
Boy is Killed at South Plainfield
Coroner James j. Flynn was called
Sunday night to Plainf1eld' hospital
for the death of John Lilo, nine
years old, of South Plainfield, who
was struck by an automobile owned
and operated by Dominick Bruno.
also of South Plainfield. The
accident happened about 4:90 o'clock
near the bridge in South Plainfeld
while the boy, 1t is said, attempted
to cross the street. Coroner Flynn
! turned the body over to Undertaken
Casey, of Plainfield. who took. 1t TO
| the boys home. Bruno was held I'M
! der $4,000 to await the grand jury's
action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
TREE PLANTING
At WOODBRIDGE
Su Special Correspondent.

WOODBRIDGE, June 1.-THE COM
bined efforts of the G.. A. r., Sons OF
Veterans. American Legion and Wood
bridge Fire Company No. l, resulted in
one of the finest parades n celebra-
ltions ever held in town on Memorial
Day.
Chief w. A. Gillian. of the Fire
Company was chairman of the day.
There were five automobiles with
members of the Woman's Gu of
Woodbridge Township.
The Winnebago Camp Fire Girls
were on q float and represented The
Landing of the Pilgrims" The blue
Birds with their guardian, Miss
I Sadie Martin. were dressed in blue
and their float was also draped in
blue. Members of the Woodbridge
athletic Association were also In line
and a largo delegation of children
from No. 1 School.
During he services at the cemetery
Rev. l.. V. McMickle made the invoca-
ton. Louis Mark gave Lincoln's
Gettysburg address. Rev. l.. V. Busch
man made the Grafton and Rev. Rich
ard O'Farrell the benediction.
At the Barron Library grounds a
tree was dedicated to the memory sof
the town boys who died in the service
by the Woman's Club. Rev. w. V. ID.
Strong gave the invocation and l.. Il.
Potter sang a solo. Mrs. +. G. Tlsdall
made the presentation.
Mrs. Tisdall called the names of the
boys as follows: Charles Marty. Ira
Dunn, Edward Kelly. Thomas Terp.
Charles Farrell. Louis Nader and
Gotfried Bjork. AS the names were
called Mrs. Albert Leu, Mrs. f. Valen-
tine, Mrs. John F. Ryan, Mrs. Il. w.
Hoagland, Mrs J. E.. Breckenridge,
Mrs. c. A. de tRussy, and Mrs. A. l..
Huber placed around the tree flags
with the name of each boy in gold
letters. Mrs. s. i. Brewster and Mrs.
j. H. Low placed flowers.
Rev. w. II. Stowe then made an
address and Mrs. Thayer Martin read
a short selected poem on the Gods
Service Star"
Rev. Richard O'Farrell pronounced
the benediction. Taps were ounded
and the sons of veterans fired salute.
The G.. A. r., American Legion and
firemen were given a dinner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
FREIGHT BEING
RUSHED HERE
Situation in This Vicinity Has
Improved Greatly, is Claim
Made by the Railroad Lines

Shipment of freight from the var
ious industries In this city, was said to
be much improved today by the
officials at the railroad freight ter
minals here. The greatest amount of
business being done at the present
time is by the Lehigh Valley rail-
road. This line today reported that
its out bound western business from
this city is heavier than ever before.
1t was estimated that it is fifty per
cent. greater than last year this time.
The shipments are being made by the
local industries. 1t ii also reported
at the Lehigh Valley that enough
empty cars are being received TO meet
the demand.
The Pennsylvania railroad reports a
supply OF enpties to meet all needs.
The Central Railroad of New Jersey,
however does not seem to be fairing
as well as the other two lines entering
here. The lack of empty cars serious
ly handicaps this line, 1t is said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
CityBnefs

THE social and box party of
the Young Mems Italian Social club
held Sunday night at their rooms in
the Chamber of Commerce building
was a success. There were about one
hundred and fifty to enjoy the dane
ing that was held to music furnished
by Tonghini's orchestra. Fifty boxes
that were disposed during the eve-
ming realized about $125 for the club.
Ice cream and cake was sold. Eman-
ual Pico was the chairman of the
arrangement committee.
An Important meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Presbyterian church.. Is sched-
uled for tonight at s o'clock in the
chapel in Rector street. Every MEM
Der of the society has been summoned
TO be present. There will be a social
time with refreshments.
A meeting of the board of excise
commissioners will be held tonight
at City Hall for the transaction of
regular business.
Josef Rosenblatt the celebrated
Hebrew tenor cantor will appear at
the Majestic Theatre tonight with a
large orchestra. Having refused many
operate offers at fabulous sums, Ros-
-enblatt is receiving $1,000 "a
night for such concerts as he is CIV
sing in both English and Italian as
vas as Hebrew.
The r. & II. plant will hold a
social night under the auspices of the
Y. NJ. c. A. Industrial Department at
the association building tomorrow
night. A committee on entertain
ment from the plant has made plans
for the night which will include
movies, a tug-of-war, contests, games
and musical numbers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
Move to Rebuild Mexico.
The a qeocfaffd prrsS
ISSUES WARNING AGAINST
SMALLPOX IN new JERSEY

TRENTON, June with a record
of smallpox cases reported during the
past six months from fifteen munich
palities throughout the state. DR.. J. G.
Price. state director of health. today
ISSUED q statement advising all to be
vaccinated as a preventative against
the spread of this dread disease.
To date the cases reported have
been of the extremely mild type and
there have been no deaths. Owing
TO the mildness of the attacks in these
cases they were first mistaken for
severe cases of c~hickenpox, and in
some instances the real nature of the
malady was not diagnosed until sec
ond attacks broke out in the same
household. The cases are similar to
the mild type of smallpox which was
introduced into this country after the
Spanish-American war and which has
prevailed more'or less in various parts
Of the United States ever since.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
Three Hurt Near Parlin.

BIZ stan Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, June Tive
men and a young girl are confined in
st Peters hospital here as a result
of an automobile accident on the
road leading from Parlin to New
Brunswick. which occurred on Sun
day. The girl, Margaret Bahas, two
years old of 425 George street, New
Brunswick, is suffering from a frac-
tured skull and Is not expected to
live. The two men, Toney Borek and
John Bishanski, of South River, were
hit by the automobile and slightly In
jured.
The accident occurred while the
car was on its way to New Brunswick
got down in a rut at the side of the
road and in attempting to get out Of
same, the child was thrown out and
as the car swerved around the two
men were hit.
On the road leading from Parlin
to New Brunswick, a a was forced
to run off the road yesterday and
into a pigpen to void colliding with
another automobile. The automobile
was slightly damaged and all the
farmers pigs were left out on account
of the automobile leaving the road.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
BOY SCOUT DEMONSTRATION
CAMP HERE ALL THIS WEEK

Perth Amboyans will be able to get
some idea Of how the Boy Scouts
work. at the demonstration camp at
the corner of Market street and Madi-
son avenue. Through the courtesy Of
the First Baptist church a tent has
been erected and il is planned to car
ry on scout activities throughout the
entire week, day and night. Under
adult supervision. the boys will
sleep on the grounds a scout being
hours.
During the day. the camp will be
in charge of Scoutmaster John Gala
han. and in the night, William Con-
nell and Assistant Scoutmaster Cecil
Roberts will supervise.
Any scou is eligible 20 this camp
If he is up in his school work suffi-
GENTLY TO warrant his staying out
a day. Applications are being receiv-
ed at headquarters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
NEW TASTELESS
CASTOR OIL IS
EASY To TAKE
Strength and Purity Remain the Same. but
All Unpleasant Taste IL
R@mOved-

A remarkable process perfected by the
Oh emists Of Spencer Kellogg & SINS. Inc.
has resulted In a great Improvement In
castor OIL the reliable old family remedy.
This new tasteless castor oil has the same
strength and purity as he old fashioned
kind. Nothing has been removed but the
taste. Kellogg's Tasteless Castor oil IS
precisely what the name says-absolutely
fasteless. Think what this means TO
mothers and their childrent When the Doc
tor says. Give them castor OIL" there need
no longer be any trouble. Children need
never know they are taking castor oil.
Grown-ups viii also appreciate the differ
enCe between Kellogg's Tasteless Castor OIL
and the old fashioned nauseating kind. In
sist on Kellogg's IL you want a really taste
less castor oil. At all good druggists. Two
sizes. 35c and s5c.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
Foreign News

PARIS, June 1:-Tribute was paid
not only to American soldiers and
sailors but to American newspapers,
bankers. merchants and farmers by
Frederic Francois arsal, minister
of finance, at a dinner he gave to a
group of American writers here last
night. The dinner was held In con-
nection with Americas Memorial
Day throughout France.
LONDON. June 1:-Riotous disor-
ders are taking place in Germany as
a result of the political campaign
there according to a Berlin dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph Company.
A meeting Sunday ended in IA serious
fight, communists attacking nation
ales with sticks. beer glasses and
chairs and storming the speakers
platform.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
Y NJ. Fl. A.

A Novelty Dance at the Y. NJ. Fl. A.
Sunday night, which was attended by
the largest crowd seen in the hall this
year, marked the termination of the
Sunday evening entertainments which
have been carried on most successfully
throughout the winter. Tomorrow
night, there will be a joint meeting
of the Y. NJ. II. A. and Y. w. H.. A. to
discuss the part which these two or
CARNATIONS will take in the 100000
drive for a new association building.
Refreshments will be served and a
talk given by Louis Bremen, who is
managing the campaign here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
Police Mews

A trolley feed wire on State street
between Commerce and Broad streets
broke on Saturday, making 1t dam
gerous for traffic. Patrolman Patrick
Dwyer notified the Public Service
Company who detailed repair men to
the scene
Mounted Patrolman Joseph Har-
tung witnessed the killing and bury
ing OF sixteen dogs by the dogcatch-
err on Saturday.
The local police were informed on
Saturday that Charles Macy, thirteen
years old, of Keasbey. had been miss
ing since May rs. The boy wore
brown trousers, no Goa and has
brown hair.
Patrolmen ~Jorgenson and Monroe
were detailed to the Wedeen depart
ment storS on Smith street at $3.50
Sunday morning to investigate a re-
port that someone was trying to en-
ter the place. The policemen inves-
tigated but found everything all
right.
Roundsman Calvin was detailed to
the Raritan Copper works baseball
grounds on Sunday afternoon to break
up a crap game in progress at that
place. When the officer neared the
scene, the lookout spied him and the
crowd scattered. The ~roundsman
picked. up a cap and $3.50 left by the
.crapshooters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
File Building Contract.

building contract was filed in the
county clerks office today between
william Blank, owner, and Isaac &
Nathan Rosensheon all of Perth Am
boy for the erection of garages at the
rear of 101-103 Commerce street. The
buildings are to be OF hollow tile and
to cost not more than So, 800 and to be
by June %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

The resolution to change the by
laws of Perth Amboy Nest. No. 1927,
'Order of Owls so that the dues of the
order would be raised from seventy
five/cents to 81 a month n the SER
vices of a physician for members
families was withdrawn at a meet
ing Of the nest when the first section
was defeated. President James A
Hurley was il the chair and there
was but a small attendance OF the
members It was said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
TRENTON Inne 1=Forlowing the

BIZ The Associated Press

NEW BRUNSWICK, June Let
tiers of Administration have been
issued to Mamie billiard of Perth Am
boy on the estate of Elizabeth A.
Bland who died May rs. The deceas-
ed is survived by a husband, Daniel.
a daughter. Lucy, the applicant and a
son, Cyril. all of Perth Amboy. The
estate is valued at $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
See Little Hone of Ending Strike

NEW YORK, June. Little hope
for an amicable settlement of the
strike of coaSwise longshoremen was
expressed by Il. V. O'Connor, presi-
dent of the longshoremen association.
who called a meeting for tomorrow
night to urge them to resume work,
pending results of an application TO
the Interstate commerce commission
for increased tariff rates .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
WxckoY Petitions Ont

NEW BRUNSWICK, June Il
Elmer Wyckoff. Republican candi-
date for sheriff. is today distributing
his petitions among friends in this
city. He has many supporters here
and is expected to make a strong run
at the primaries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

The undersigned wish to thank their
friends for their sympathy and kindness in
recent bereavement, especially Mrs. Il. A
Bland, members OF Ardice Court Of Calanthe.
Also thank Rev. Robinson for his comfort
ing words and Undertaken Mullen for sa-
tisfactory services. Daughters,
r FLEMING
MRS. LUCY CONN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
County Briefs

NEW BRUNSWICK. June The
will of Mathilda Petty of Spotswood
who died on May IS was probated.
This will leaves the entire estate 10 II
son Albertus and two daughters, Mary
f. Jones and Isabel Cornell. Ihe
%executrix of this estate is Augustine
Cornell. The will was drawn up May
Is and was witnessed by Lester Lar
kins. OF Perth Amboy, and Ruth l..
Cornell, of Spotswood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
Thomas Sullivan.


OF sUfCI1T CUFEtNTUHucHf-
TOTTENVILE, June L Thomas
Sullivan, ffftytwo years old, one of the
Sullivan Brothers, general contrac-
tors, died yesterday afternoon at his
home, 143 Station venue Pleasant
Plains. after a lingering illness. Sur
vived by three brothers, Daniel, Mich
ael and John and n sister, Catherine
Sullivan. Funeral Thursday morning
at ] o'clock at the Church of Our
Lady Help Of Christians. 1nterment
in st. Joseph's cemetery, Rossville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
Obituary


Lewis Charles Ost, twenty-five
years old, died this morning at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stern, of HYDE street, Hopelawn.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon
al 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Alpine
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
NEW BRUNSWICK. June l.

NEW BRUNSWICK. June Three
Highland Park boys who went to
Johnson's pond in Highland Park
Yesterday for the purpose OF fishing
or swimming have been reported
missing. The names of the boys are
Lewis and Charles Nodha, seventeen
and fifteen respectively and julius
Bolyoad. eighteen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

NEW BRUNSWICK, June /.
James Murray, sixty-fve years ola OF
Jersey avenue, this city died at the
st. Peters hospital here last nigh
as the result of taking a dose OF
paris green poisoning. The suppo'i
ton OF the police Is that h man
demented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
And Not Be Blue,

When you know a man to be yellow
1t is just as well to draw the color
Iine.-Cartoons Magazine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
D|Az WILLING
To QUIT FIGHT
Ready to Retire Now That
Carranza Regime Has Been
0verthroWn in Mexico.
Oh The Associated rs,


MEXICO CITY, June 1.-General
FELIX DiaZ, carrying on a revolution
cry movement in Vera Cruz, is willing
TO resign to private life, now hat
the overthrow of the Carranza regime
bas been accomplished. according to
General Luis Medina Baron. who ar
lived here yesterday as ten of
Beneral Diaz. to confer with General
Obregon and Adolpho de la Huerta,
provisional president.
General Diaz is not a rebel chief
sain and has not aspired to public
pflce, but has limited himself
10 making war on the Carranza gov
ernment." said General Baron.
He said that conferences he will
hole in this city will decide upon
5he disposition to be made of the DiaZ
forces as we'll as determine the future
Of Diaz himself.
This city usually is wet during
ehe night is dry, as a result
of orders from the new government
given for the purpose of eliminating
all happenings while large bodies OF
troops are concentrated here. Saloons
close at 2 Z. NJ. and second class cafes
at Z o'clock. First class cafes remain
open until the orders specified in
licenses. Public cabarets and dances
are prohibited. Disorders are feared
because of the large number of troops
from lonely outlying districts.
Move to Rebuild Mexico.
Sy The Associated Press
MEXICO CITY. June Men who
have been expatriates from Mexico
will be invited to return and help
build up the country, says Adolph de
ia Huerta, provisional president to-
day. But, he said. those who had
Sharges against them would have to
fac trial
An extraordinary session of con-
eress will be called, the provisional
president declared, and said he
would give guarantees to all political
candidates and would make efforts
TO improve conditions of workers and
develop natural resources
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

Harry j. Berba of Camp Raritan
arrested by Patrolman Joseph Dwyer
on a drunk and disorderly charge sun
day was discharged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

CONSTANTINOPLE, June Il
Bulgarian bands fred upon the Salo-
niki-Constantinople train Sunday
near Demotica, in Bulgarian Thract
| about forty miles south of Adriano'
pie. The train was delayed for tive
hours while Greek troops drove of
I the bandits and cleared the tracks o.
bombs, one of which exploded harm
lessly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

BERLIN-Dr. Gertrude Banner is
the first woman to be appointed to the
German cabinet and Is said to be the
first woman cabinet executive in the
world President Ebert recently made
her minister of home affairs One of
her duties Will be to look after the
public school children of the nation.
She has beer a member of the Ia
tional assembly for some time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

]. f. Henry arrested by Patrolman
Layden on Sunday, on a disorderly
conduct charge was fined $40.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
State Ne.Ds

CAMDEN. June six persons re-
turning from holiday trips from the
seashore, were killed and four Sc
riously injured In two automobile ac-
cideants near Sea Isl Getty and near
Clayton.
ATLANTIC CITY, June 1.-The
American speed record for six pas
senger airplanes is claimed by Leo
Mons, who piloted a Larsen-All-
Metal monoplane In nonstop. flight
TO Philadelphia and return, 100 miles,
in f1fty-nine minutes, fifty-four sec
onds, according to official records.
TRENTON, June 1.-Following the
induction into office of Supreme Cour
Justice Frank S. Katzenbach. Jr., this
morning, it was announced at the
opening of the supreme court he will
preside owe that part of the circuit
court which vas formerly the juris-
diction of former Justice Garrison.
1t comprises the counties of Camden
and Gloucester. Katzenbach succeeds
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

The Worm Turns.
English paper: WANTED, a loud.
second hand gramophone, for re-
prisals.".