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Evening star., 1920-03-17
Thrift Dishes From England.

The war gave the English house
wife a wonderful jolt in the matter of
economical cookery and even now
that the war is over she spends far
more time and ingenuity in making
tempting. nourishing dishes at small
expense than she ever thought of do
ing before. Here are some suggestions
that an English housewife makes for
lighting the H. c. l..
Hot Pot.-Grease an earthenware
dish. line 1t with a layer of sliced
parboiled potatoes and one of sliced
spanish onion. Cut the meat from one
and onehalf pounds of neck mutton.
slice thinly, and fill up the dish with
alternate layers of potatoes, onions.
and meat. sprinkling each layer with
salt. and very little curry powder
Add half pint Of stock, cover with
oven for one and one-half hours
Serve the hot pot in the dish in which
it has been prepared.
Tomato Sausages-Put pound of
sliced tomatoes into saucepan. add
small piece of margarine and a
over a very gentle heat until soft
enough to be passed through fine
sieve. Season the pulp with salt. pep
per and a little piece OF margarine
Bring 1t to the boil. Leave until quite
cold. Mix with one and one-half
pounds sausage meat: Press into SKINS
or form into cakes. Tomato sausages
must be used as soon as they are
made. as they do not keep.
Curried Mutton. Chicken or Rabbit.
Three good sized onions. cut thin.
and well Drowned in margarine: ad'
a dessertspopn of chutney sauce, q
apple minced fine. a good tabiesp'
of -four: mix all together with Sc
stock. Cut up meat into small squ&l
-four well, add a little pepper a
some salt. fry in a small quantity Z
margarine. mix with the curry anc
simmer well from three quarters to
an hour (Serve with rice separatei!D
When curry is ready to serve. add a
fe,y drops of lemon juice. also tea
spoon of cream Gf obtainable. IT not
a little milk). More chutney can be
used if desired.
Evening star., 1920-03-17
uI1IILES10RlEs TIL
%rBEDTInE
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
Copyright. 192OD
Johnny Chuck Is Cross.
There is no gain. but only loss
In time Won spend in being Cross


If Peter Rabbit was glad to see
Johnny Chuck. Johnny Chuck didn't
appear at all glad to see Peter. The
fact is. Johnny Chuck was cross. He
wasn't even polite enough to reply to
Peter Rabbits greeting. For a long
time he sat with just his head out OF
his doorway. After a while he crcpC
out and sat on his doorstep. where
the Jolly Little Sunbeams could reach
him and warm him. But though the
Jolly Little Sunbeams did their best
Johnny Chuck shivercd.
Aren't you glad to be awak ke""
cried Peter Rabbit.
No. I'm not" snapped Johnny
Chuck. Il don't know why | had to
wake up now. I would rather have
slept another month"
But Sweet Mistress Spring will ar
rive any day now. She may get here
today" cried Peter. Il don't see how
any one can want to sleep when Sweet
Mistress Spring is coming. What are
you shivering foro This isn't cold .
ut is. too" growled Johnny Chuck.
Peter laughed right out. IF you
call this cold, Johnny Chuck. | Won
der what you would call it in the
middle of winter when everything is
snow and ice. Why. this is warm.
Already | am beginning to wish ]
could get rid of my winter coat. How
anybody as fat as you are can be
cold on such day as this is too
much for me. If you are really cold
why don't you run around little and
get warm?'
Johnny Chuck continued to sit on
his doorstep and shiver. The fact is
he had not yet been aWak" long
enough to get the stiffness out of his
legs. He didn't feel like running
about. He didn't feel like moving.
and he did feel cross.
''There's no sense in being walked
up too early" grumhled Johnny.
"There's no sense in it. There's moth
ing to eat and already ! am begin
ming to be hungry. There's nothing.
to do but to sit around and Shiver
and starNe. | hate this walking up. I
Evening star., 1920-03-17

COTTON TAPE RUN THROUGH
SLASHES IN THE MATERIAL. THE
SLIP BENEATH THE REDINGOTE
is OF WHITE LAWN.
the prices will remain as they are
and as those who work must have
the wages that will secure them
the food they need, the circle goes
whirling around our heads. The same
is true in the cost of clothes.
In other days, especially during and
well after the civil war. women did
much of their own sewing with the
aid of a sean1stress: c-en that luxury
is costly today because of the wage
of sewing woman and the food
that she must eat Therefore. if one
is to come anywhere near making
the ends meet there is a strong prob
ability that before two years have
passed we will be back at the sew
ing machine. turning out our own
clothes.
This much is already true: That
good frocks or suits they buy out
side with several simple things they
can concoct at home. The dress
makers will tell you that women buy
more expensive frocks now than be-
fore the war. but fewer of them
amazing since the cost of producing
clothes is so high. the result is about
;ne same.
Work Women Like.
There are still existent in this ma
chine-rnad world Won en- who actually
like to spend their leisure hours in
arranging simple clothes. or plying
the needle in the cOnCoction of odd
and unusual trimming They have
not been entirely crushed by the Car
gantuan task of the rcady-to- wear
manufacturer. To them something
they have mads is better than some
thing hey have bought, and if this
spirit survives it can be blown upon
and made to flame again
1t IS not these people. however
who are leading the world back into
such homely tasks. ii is the high
priced dreSsmakers themselves it is
they who. for instance. devised the
idea of taking an unwound skcin of
yarn and placing it down the front
edges of "A cape. catching it uncer-
tainIy at intervals.
1t is they who leave the edges Of
homespun jackets without a hem or a
Evening star., 1920-03-17
{ Applying This Paste
Actually Removes Hairs
lReautY NoteSl

(Beauty notes.
Merely applying an inexpensive
paste to a hairy surface, say
beauty specialists. will dissolve
the hairs. This paste is made by
mixing little water with some
powdered delatone: after about :
minutes it is rubbed off and the
skin washed This simple method
aot only removes every trace OF
hair. but leaves the skin free from
olemish. To insure success with
his treatment. be careful to get
real leIatone.-Adverti
Evening star., 1920-03-17
SOLDIER RELIEF AWAITS
LEGION LEADERS, ACTION

Consideration of any soldier relief
measure by the ways and means COM
mittee will be postponed until after
the executive committee of the Ameri-
can Legion meets here March q, TO
adopt some workable plan lot az
iustad compensation, Chairman Ford
ney of Michigan has announced
In the meantime supplementary hear
ings on pending legislation may ne
held by the committee.
Evening star., 1920-03-17

hate it. 1t isn't fair. In the fall I
can go to bed and sleep just when l
choose. but l don't have anything to
say about waking up in the spring
Gentle Sister South Wind blows down
into my bedroom and wakens me and
then there Is nothing for it but to
get up
Cheer up. Cheer up! Cheer up.'
Evening star., 1920-03-17
Great
News
for
Movie
Fans

The further expansion of
the already worldwide bust
ness of THE FROHMAN
AMUSEMENT CORPORA
TION is being successfully
accomplished with the en-
thusiastic cooperation of the
men and women who attend
motion picture theaters. Or,
to put it differently, the very
people who pay their money
into the box Offices are having
their first safe and easy op-
portmity to get in on the
profit side of the screen in
dustry.
THE FROM M A n
AMUSEMENT CORPORA
TION says to the movie pub
lie: "We invite you to share
with us in the success of our
enterprise. We have been i'll
business long time and
make money for our stock
holders. We are constantly
producing photoplays by
prominent authors and sell
ing them throughout the
United States and foreign
countries. You have seen our
corking pictures in your own
home town. You know well
the stars who have acted in
our photoplays-Alice Brady.
Arnold Daily, Mary Miles
Minter and the other famous
ones. Right at this minute
we are making our business
bigger. To do that we can
prohtablv use more money.
Now, if you people who love
the movies and pay your mon
ev into the box Offices want
to put up this new capital in
small amounts, we'll let you
do it. Well let YOU send the
money to us a little at a time.
in small monthly installments.
and give YOU a liberal share
of the profit. In addition to
that, we'll see that you get a
square deal and do business
with you in a friendly way.
guarding your interests as
faithfully as we would guard
our own"
SO. if you like this kind OF
talk and action; if you like
FROHMAN ideals in the
making of photoplays: il
you've got a little money. or
can save a little monthly: ii
YOU think you'd like to find
out how YOU can be a partner
with us in the motion picture
business and receive regu-
lar income (as we earn it for
you) from the making and
marketing of motion pic
lures, why ALL RIGHT
fine and dandy!
All YOU have to do IS to
mail us your Name and Ad-
dress on a postcard or letter
sheet as soon as you have hn-
ished reading this Announce
mcnt. We will then send YOU
a certain very interesting
BOOK which tells you all
about
Evening star., 1920-03-17
Overcoming Canal Blockade.

Conditions at the Cucaracha slide
in the Panama canal have sufficiently
improved to permit all waiting SHIPS
to pass Gov. Harding has reported to
the War Department
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-17

stvi a je hotov. vzdati Sc nasled
nictvi. !. &xsI
We sve tzkosti obratil sc CT
sar poslav ovsem vydatny
dar - k papezi o podporu Il
ten docilil ujistenim, re nepo-
yoii novy snatek, toho, re Ra-
dol, rakonec dial cestne slovo,
re svou milenku uz neuvidi. A
lie laska byla silnejsi! Korunni
PRIME zrusil svoje cestne slovo
a sesel sc opet Vecerovou.
Znamy fiakr Bratfish, nimz
81 tykal, byl pfi tom jeho d.
vGrnikem. Cisar Sc 0 tom dove
del byl velmi roZhorcen. Ru-
dolf musil sc obavati, re pod
rikne n6co proti jeho milence.
Proto nj umluvil move dosta-
Yenicko v zamku Mayerlingu.
Tam cht6l pri hyreni zapome-
norti ma svoje starosti.
Phi orgii byl take vevoda FL
lip Kobursky, nemravny chot'
jeste nemravnejsi princezny
lu:sy, sestry Rudolfovy man
! zelky, a nemylim-li Sc, take
hrabe Hoyos. Bratfisch cekal S
vozem venku. Pojednou vedral
Sc, odstrciv sluhy, do mistnosti
snoubenec Vecerove, Baltazzi.
Pcchopiv, re Sc blizi porcsta,
chtel no Rudolf pfedejiti, wy
tahl revolver a strelil po nem
ale v rozcileni trefil svoji mi
lenku, ktera mu sedela ma XII
ne. V nejblizSim okamziku u.
chopil Baltazzi lahev sektu q
uderil il korunniho prince ia.
kovou silou, re mu roztfiSti
lebku. Baltazziho nechali unik
routi do Anglie, ponevadz pre-
vefejny skandal nemohl byt
postaven pred soud. Vecerov'
tv]a pochovana v Mayerlingu
Ably Sc predesel skandal, Wy
myslena bachorka sebevraz
de.
Hrabe Gopcevic konci: Ne
nam pficiny, abych pochybo
val o tomto liceni vyslancove
nebot' Sc shoduie tim. co m
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WSSl It'll WSS
!. JESTE SMRT RUDOLFA
HABSBURKA.

Zahada smrti nest astneho
6dice HabsburkG neni pres
to, re uplynulo Cd nj uz 81 let,
vys etlena. V poslednim roce,
kdy lest mozno psati a mluviti
Q rodobn|' h vecech volneji.
nezii "a .eaimu dynastie has
bLrske, bylo rozsircno nAkolik
vcrsi truchlive te zalezitosti:
nejcasteji mluvi Sc Mich O Sc
bevrazde. Move Gdaje O dra-
matu mayerlingskem cini hra-
be Gopcevic V knize "Oester-
reichs Untergang", vysle pra-
We V Berline. Byvaly srbsky wy
s!anec We Vidni Petronijevic
1ypravel afefe Gopcevicovi,
ktery byl sveho casu srbskemu
vyslanectvi pridelen, toto:
Korunni prime seznamil Sc s
baronesou Vecerovou a zamilo-
val Sc do nj. Bud re vzajemne
lasky anebo re ctizadosti stala
Sc mlada DANA jeho milenkou.
Byla vsak tenkrate uz zasnou
bena s majitelem staff Baltaz-
zim, znamym We sportovnich
kruzich. Kdyz Sc octla v jinem
stavu, nalehala ma korunniho
prince, ably sc dial Sc Stepan-
kou rozvesti a ably Sc ozenil s
nj. Korunni prime byl srozu-
men a promluvil cisarem.
LIE pochopiti zdeseni Fran
tiska Josefa, jehoz tehdejsi ma
zory jsou znamy. Vzdyt' bylo v
zive pameti, re arcivevoda jim
drich, kterX Sc roku 1868 oze.
nil hereckou Hofmannovou.
20 dlouha leta proto nesmel Ike
dvoru! Doslo tedy k straslive-
mn vystupu mezi otcem a sy-
mem a tento prohlasil suse, re
nechce Sc Stepankou> ziti. O.
brati Sc pry k papezi o rozvod
E o dovoleni k snatku s Vece-
rovou. Nebot' papez della pry
vsecko "a penfze a proto nebu-
de tn nijakych obtizi. Konecne
prohlasil Rudolf jeste, ze mu
naprosto nezalezi ma korune; !;
milejsi je> mu st'astne manzel.
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Theorie a prakse.

Spisovatelka sedi u stolu a
pise: "Nejddlezitejsi pfi vycho
We deti jest, abychom sami dba
Ii ryzi pravdomluvnosti. Kaz-
dy jiny zajem must byti obeto-
van pravde".
Synacek (vbehnuv do poko-
ie): "Maminko, dole u dveri je
pani Novotra."
Spisovatelka (rozmrzene) :
"Bude-li Sc po mne ptati, fek-
nj il, re jsem odesla domuv'
A pise dale: "Oklameme-li
dite n6jakym zpIsobem, dava-
me mu neien spatny pfiklad,
ale pozbyvame u neho ma vzdy
vliv ua vaznosti -"
WSSl It'll WSS
| Vice nemohu.
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WSSTWSSNWSSl
Urazena.

KuchaTka (hn6vive): Gale
ted uz opravdu neverim niko-
mu ma svete!"
Sluzka: "Co pax Ease? Je V
tom ten novinar, CO isl s MIN
zacala znamost?"
Kucharka: "Ovsem, poslala
isem mu nekolik dopisG a dnes,
povaz, otiskl je V novinach v
rubrice "PrO ZaSmani."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-17
Osetruje veskere nemoci
muzzHG, zen a ditek.

Kataru a zaludeenfm chorobam se
canuie ohzvlastnf pozornost.
Trrfte-li katarem. prijd'te p nechte
se vvaetriti. Nennocnf a chorohou no.
nf1rrd nanaanrt. ro5li hv GO rrhoriti
orflezitosti ieho nAvst6vv. NavstivtA
'Ai hudete rspokniArf. Teot'i ~ fAet
vas prfpad nevyltfitelnc Fo'-ne Van
ak bez otalkn = poradf Vhro r"-
,hoji: :e,ros.i Isdno choroNnt ns"5
nAh 5ena nem5li hv 7arn4<kati uos'a-
1iti e. tfmto specialistou
Jate-H nostizeni rhe'ln1a tis'"ero -
voeou. volnatelnostf otoi,-n, re ~
nah rnhou. resna2erni later srara.
,lahoeti ner~N net iinou chnrohou STA
hostnf iste-n zsinalc trpfte1 2svra-
& nechutf k jidlu. zAcpou nazazivno-
att patlan cnicf reh 5aludecnfni n strev
Mimi nenorAdlty. pfiid'te X dr.. Snellovi.
Mata-r skvrny. krevnf. koznf neb
vlaaovt rAduh. pr'trz neb zlatou zflu.
we Sc ispechem lt6f.
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Pravo Lidu, II. ledna
SSMI (tt1 SSH
NOVlNARSKY KRESLIC
ZEMREL.

V Lakeside nemocnici Ze-
mrel vcera John Coon vSeobec-
ne znamy novinarsky artist, ie
hoz karikatury otiskovaly te-
mer vsechny mistni angl. caso-
pisy. Coon podlehl mrtvici We
veku IS let. Ia svetove valky
prodleval We Francii, odkudz
zasilal amer. tisku pekne O.
brazky z bojist6. DomG Sc vra-
til brzy po podepsani prim6fi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-17
JIz JEN DIVA TYDNY.
Pfispejme vsichni die svych
sill. T,
(Cs. I. K.)

Jiz jen diva tydny deli mas
cd mesice bfezna, kdy slaveny
budou po obou stranach ocea-
nu sedmdesate narozeniny pre-
sidenta Masaryka, Otce Cesko-
slovenskeho naroda. Prave do
sly z Prahy dotazy, ida Sc a.
mericka vetev sucastni SHREK a
bylo nam odpov6d6t, ze uGini
vse CO jeji moci, ably dokaza
la, re nejen stoji "a Masary-
KEN jako v dobe valky, ale re
chce uctlt jeho narozeniny sle-
chetnym darem pro dcely sve-
no matefskeho naroda. Neby-
10 mono ovsem udat priblizne
obnos, jakym americti krajane
hodlajl pfispet, ale vine, re je
dosti uprimnych v6ci naro-
da oddanych krajanu, kteri O.
chotne prispeji.
Y mnohych casopisech liz Sc
objevila jmena prvnich pTispi-
vatelu. Dvoji dobro bude kaz-
dym darem vykonano. Jednak
bude mono presidentu Cesko-
slovenske Repub.iky financne
zabezpecit nejdGlezitejsi insti-
tuci Ceskoslovenskemu narodu,
bude umozneno 800 studentnm
slOvanskym konati studie v
Praze V hlavnim meste repu-
bliky podepre Sc tax vzajem-
most, kterou Masaryk praktic.
ky provadel cely svuj zivot. U.
mozni Sc i chudym prislusni-
KUN Ceskoslovenske Republi.
ky a to SlovakGm, Rusin1m
steJne jako Cechum pobyt '
Praze, jakoz jinym Ease po.
byt V cizine "a dcely studijni.
m. A to nejen studovane inte.
ligenci, ale take snazivym del.
nikGm.
| jinak fondu bude pouzito
ku prospechu verejnemu. Jistt
nezadame neupozornujeme
zbytecne vsecky ctenare t. l. a
by darem svym 81 prispisili 9
pomohii tax oslavit nejd1stoi
neli sedmdesatiny nejvetsiht
Cschoslovaka.
WSS It'll WSS
Y JESTE SMRT RUDOLFA
HARSRIJRkA
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WSSl It'll WSSl
PODLEHLA OTRAVE.

V nemocnici Huron zemrela
vcera 19leta oSetrovatelka Mil
dred Amesova Ada, o., poziv
81 We stTedu V umyslu samovra-
zednem nejake jedovatiny. A
mesova byla dcerou lekafe, ne
davno zesnuvSiho a posledni
cas- jevila hlubokou trudnomy-
slnost. Patrne ztrata milovane-
no otce dohnala divku k Zou-
falstvi.
WSSI'WSSl'WSSl
Urazena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-17

pravil m1tj domacf lekaf 0 o.
hledani princovy mrtvoly. Po-
die toho byla sebevrazda wy
louGena a lebka byla tax roZ-
tfiStena, re bylo ma prvni po-
hled poznat, re Sc to nemohlo
stati vystfelem, nybrz prud-
kou ranou plnou lahvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-17

Phi velke hostine, davane ma
pocest nGastnikG n!rov6ho kon
gresu, stala ma stole We stfibr-
nych stojancich paratka ma zu
bv, iez ke konci hosting byla s.
]ikerv podavana kolem stolu.
Ponekud ostychavy Turek. KITE
ry pred tim nebyl ma krok re
sve vlasti, pfiial liker, ale pa
ratka s odporem odmitl. Snad
zahledl udiveny pohled vsete-
tneho souseda. nebotNamanou
franctinou pravil: "Odpust'te.
ale dosud isem 81 ma to nezvykl
Sn6dl jsem liz dive, vice nemo-
hu."
WSN Ttt7 W>Sl
Hlavni vec.
Sluzka: "Jest mi Ito, milost
pani, ale muslin VAN DAFT w
poved'. Ia ctrnact dni mann
svatbu."
PAM: "Opravdu? Kdo je ten
St 'astny?"
Sluzka: "Je to policista 2 ma
81 wardy."
Pani: Gnu, pfeji YAM mno-
no stesti. A jak Sc jmenuie ?"
Sluzka: "To prosim ieSt6 ne
vim, ale cislo ma 217.'
WSSl It'll MSS
"Zamestnava Sc vase pani
stale tax pilne rucnimi prace-
NIP"
"Cim dial je to horst! Ted
lvysiva svhj monogram uz ma
papirove ubrousky"
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Danny

hcl6nfm hlavy trudnomysl-
postt bolestf ktfzi. zvlastnfmi ne
nocnrni neh tsou-H nostizeny jinrmi
= enra vid elm netmi. slabostf ueh nelu-
harn sneeirlnE 5enskfm. nelly by Sc
.fn,to snAcialistou poraditi.
C'horohV ~ ffSrfku neh dtlohv lsSf
Ae7 noze -Ptlo-li VAm radsno podro-
hiti oparaci chfrurgicke abv .od-
stranzna |vla pfftina techto chorob.
7eb mi zlatf zfle a prntrzi. neposlou-
hn'te t.ichto nrkvnii redaveire svote
-H~avf no1 80 iarcAtu nph ranlftar-
skou iehlu. ariz hvste Sc drive pora-
div ga specialistou.
Nehlede k tomu. Jake povahy Test
vase nemnc ret jak dlouho Vas sn5u-
ie porad'te Sc tfrnto speciaIistou ahv
-ely VAS budoucf zivot nebvl " shzce
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NAhlede K tornu. ial1 iste nen1ocen.
nehled4 ami VAST bezradnosti a hey
nadtjnosti 2 nehledt ami X tomu. lldvz
VAN hylo liz refeno. ze Vase nernnc
inst nezhoiitelna. pfiid'te a porad'te Sc
tfr-+o vHnov-t1 l&'-ai-ern q lit %
4 - .7i4'-o ps1S4a ttn~6 visf
vaSe zdravf. m1ze tato vesti k Vasemu
uzdravanf. spokofenosti n stestf.
2VI iSTNf roZORNoST So vsnuie
che'nickemr a drohnohlednemu roZho-
III krve. mota chrchln a vsen' tr'pf-
i'm nemocAmi duSevnfmi a neryovsm
80 Milk \ rAni.
vSaobry do,a1y adrevu,+a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

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cloth, and come in the full sizes. Women will grasp this
opportunity to save in this radical reduction.
Group ~ 100 TO 1880 BLANKETS, e.e5 PAIR
White and plaid wool blankets, made in the full size. that
sell regularly for prices ranging from 100 to 1880; offered
in this sale for 9.95 the pair.
Group s. 500 LANKE AT $50 PAIR-white
vooInap blankets OF the full size at this low sale price is a
very rare opportunity for YOU. They are priced low because
Of the fact that they are slightly imperfect.
(Group 81 1850 TO 1900 LANKETS 1895 PAIR
Select from white and plaid all-wool blankets in this lot, in
the full size. All very desirable and made with extreme
care. Priced at 1895 the pair for this sale.
Group " $500 BLANKETS AT IFS THE PAIR
White blankets, made Of all WOO, in the single size. These
are blankets of q good, heavy weight. They sell regularly
for 1900, and are priced for this occasion at 1850 the pair.
Group g, $500 BLANKETS AT 1850 PAlR-These
blankets are 1905 all wool and come in a very wide variety
Of beautiful plaid effects. They are Of the full size. Priced
very low at 1850 the pair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Many Newark Residents Give
Interesting Testimony Of
Their Return TO
Health

During the past year hundreds
have testified how, after many years
of illness and after everything they
have tried to relieve their suffering
seemed of no avail, they found
through Electro-Medical Methods al
most immediate benefit, health and
happiness.
That his new system of treatment,
as advocated and administered by DR..
Coll and associates. at ~ CEDAR
street, Newark, is meeting with re-
markable success in overcoming
many chronic ailments of men ana
women cannot be denied.
Every reader should know that
this new system of treatment elimi-
mates useless drugs and surgery, and
depends more upon natures vital
force - electricity - administered
through scores of appliances OF in
tricate notwithstanding and
pleasant-and without the slightest
discomfort or inconvenience TO the
patient whatsoever.
When James p. Coll, M. D., dedl-
cal director of the Electro-Medical
Offices, broke away from the beaten
path of the old school of medicine
and gave his constant attention n
study to the treatment of chronic
maladleS Dy ~
Immediately entered upon a new era
Of treating the sick that is now be-
lieved by many to be the greatest
modern remedial agent that we nave
with us to-day.
But this was not brought about in
a few years. 1t took DR.. Coll Ions
years of thought. study and exper-
imentation with some of the worlds
most intricate and modern ~scientiflc
electrical appliances before he finally
developed his system of treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

behind the bars for the night and at
the hearing before Justice William
Paxton, the complaining relative
came to the rescue of his more unfor-
tunate relative and gave bonds that
saved him from a term in the coun-
Wy Jail when held for the grand jury
action.
The families at law were Alexan-
der Turetsky and John Quincy, of
this place. A good supply of hard
cider gave Quincy the impression
THAT he could frighten his brother
in-law with g. butcher knife. The
household was upset and Constable
Fillhower went out on a warrant and
uuieted the household by arrestiny
Quincy and landed him in jail for
Monday night.
Another case was added to Dut-
ney's troubles when charges were
made by Constable Ffllhower that
Quincy, an un~naturalized citizen
possessed a gun in his home and this
was confiscated. Charges wer made
and pressed by Game Warden Steur-
valid, of South Amboy. Pleading
guilty brought a penalty of $3.50
and the loss of the shot gun.