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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
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Ser 8e0eutung gef6affen 81 baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
mittagsgpttesbienlte 1T sic Sfapu-
lierbruoerihaft aufnabm.

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| n4dlten 5onntag neun Dtatonen Die
III. Y%rieitertpeibe erteilen. So6m. P.
gouoro 8ot5et, .. g.. g., miro am
Sonhtog, BEN 20. Sum-, in Ser ct.
Mlerius=&irde gu @elt Union iein
grltlingsopfer oarbringen, un6 am
gleiben Sonntag miro ser bobm. P.
G0leitin &apsner, 8. g. g., lit Sc,
ct. MidaelS Stride 5u 8udlnan Yri=
MIG feiern.
s. Auf ieiner @eimfabrt na9 Sol
lon6 miro Oem bo6m'lten @errn SOL
lermam1, 0em @eneraloberen ser
congregation Ser &reu5bGter, bo6m.
@err ban Ointer oas @eleite geben.
2ebgenannter miro sic Sommermo=
nate in ieiner alten Seimat in Sol
lano berbringen.
@obm. @err Sobn ban ser 8oer,
Tfarrer ser ct. neutrality-suspicious.
in @ar0 Springs, leitete in ser bonn
bofm. Serrn g. S9irmers in 8roo=
ten poitorierten ct. Donatr&s @emeirl-
Sc cine FL. Miiiion, sic borletten
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sum erfolgreiGen Mbi9luB g%elangte.
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rer maltet> in Miiiionsarbeiten tGtig,
sic Ser boGm. Bater iniomett nit gr=
folg gefr0nt iab, als Die Teilnabme
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frenli6e NOR.
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renting fir Die @er5 Seiu @emeinoe
in Saut HapiOS. Der bobwiiroiglte
Serr 9ii6of ipen0ete So Berionen
0o5 beilige Safroment Ser Sirmung.
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ten ben Sberbirten ab bom bil6oftt=
ben Nolais. Inn 10 l1br empfingen
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te Ben @uni6 aus, es m0ge itets Elm
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
Rihnnono.

Clinton @ilmes un6 6rau bon ct.
Martin, baben Die Dor einiger 3eit
bon &otbltein gefaufte 8obnung fir5-
li9 be5ogen.
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@%prengarbeit ging cine 9pnamit-2a-
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&cpfe un6 an Sen @6n6en berleBt
hultrOe. 3mei Singer feiner ltnfett
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ampnttert tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

einorudspole Seier mir0 nod redt
LANCE inn @e6abtnis Ser @emeinoe
mitglieber iomte au6 pieler anmeien,
Sen Yroteltanten bleiben. - Mm
rrd6iten Sonntag feiert uniere Sc
meinoe 6as erite Batro5inium, 6aS
Set 6es gDttliben Ser5ens Seiu.-3 3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
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mqB ii6 einriidten. Ser CUTE aerr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

5u ge6eibli6er politiider Mrbeit liegt
in oieiem @olfe. un6 10 miro es bof-
fentli6 aub imltanOe iein, sic 1eBt
nod ungebeuerli9 eri6einenoen
S9mierigfeiten 5u iibertpin6er.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
MOVING TIME

The EVENING NEWS begins to-
day to mov into Its new building al
Jefferson street and Madison avenue.
During the coming week part of the
working force will be in one build
Ing and part In the other. The edi-
torial and business Offices. however,
will continue at the present building
In State street until next Saturday,
one week from today, when the final
jump viii be made. The first paper
will be published from the new
building Monday afternoon. June 21,
All through the process of moving
the EVENING NEWS expects TO pub
fish every afternoon as usual. Natur-
ally there is bound to be more or less
confusion. but we are going to do the
best we can under the circumstance
and We trust u readers will be pa
tient with Us until we are once more
put to rights in our new location
We then promise a bigger and better
paper than ever before fully in keep
ing with the progress of the city,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
Story Democratic
Conventions To Date
BY A. II. vANDENBERG


II vi Aoh
The Democratic national conven-
ton of 1872. which assembled in
Baltimore on July 9, was perhaps
the most unique gathering of its sort
in the whole story of the Democratic
party. Horace Greeley. editor of
The New York Tribune, was nomi-
mated for president on a single ball
lot, in spite of the fact that for a
quarter of a century or more he had
been the party's most vigorous and
persistent critic and assailant.
This action resulted from a desire
to unite with so-called liberal Re
publicans' representing partisan fac
lions which were dissatisfied with
President Grants first term for a va
riety of reasons. These liberal Re-
publicans," in previous convention at
| Cincinnati. nominated Greeley on the
sixth ballot after a close contest be-
tween this sturdy old New York jour
nalist and Charles Francis Adams of
| Massachusetts (who, If successful,
would have been the third generation
of his family to enter the White
Housed.
When the Democrats assembled in
Baltimore they had this Cincinnati
| action of the liberal Republicans"
for a guide post. and they followed 1t
from first to last-with fidelity.
Thomas Jefferson Randolph of Vir-
ginia was temporary chairman. SEN
ator James r. Doolittle of Wisconsin
was permanent chairman. Greeley
was nominated for president on a
single ballot with 6S6 votes, his only
~contenders being jeremiah 8. Black
of Pennsylvania with Fl votes,
Thomas f. Bayard of Delaware with
16 votes, and William s. Groesbeck
of Ohio with 2 votes.
For Vice President, G.. Gratz
Brown of Missouri previously nom
mated by the liberal Republicans')
was similarly elevated on a single
roll-call, with the only dlssension
centering around John w. stephen
son of Kentucky.
The convention even took the On
cinnati platform, including a plank
which straddled the tariff. question
and refused an endorsement OF free
trade. It's acceptance was trongly
opposed by Senator Bayard OF Della
ware, but the vote In favor OF 1t was
go to 81.
The result of the convention Great
ed general Democratic dissatisiactlon
and an effort to nominate a '~stralsht
Democratic ticket" eliminated dt
Louisville on September 8, 1872, in
the nomination of Charles
of New York previously nominated
by the Labor Reform Party") for
president and John Quincy Adams OF
Massachusetts, for vice president.
But this latter ticket was never
registered in the electoral college at
all. Grant was reelected. greeley
| died a few days after the election and
the Democratic electors scattered
their votes without serious attempt
at concentration. The leaders were
Thomas A. Hendricks or INDIANA
(42) and B.. Gratz Brown of Missouri
(18). Three Georgia electors tried
still to vote for Greeley, but
| rejected their ballots.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON.
THE ENIGMA.

That monster Of the western
coast Is now within the prisons
gate; his wives when counted,
made a host and he had murdered
ten or eight. He married girls
where'er he went. and you, on
hearing this, will say. HE must
have been a winning gent. who had
a fascinating way" But no. he
had a feline face, a wolfish mouth,
a furtive air; as shy of beauty as
of grace yet he won brides most
everywhere. The blooming dam
sells seemed to see in Bluebeard
Watson things that charm; and
when he said. wilt marry mef'
They answered him You bet your
arm" And so they decked them
selves in white, and with him
sought the altar rail. and at the
finish of rite he butchered them
and swiped their kale. And i
could name a dozen lads. all load
ed down with sterling worth,
who'ye searched for brides In
many grads. who searched In vain
throughout the earth. / have no
doubt the Bluebeard wives refused
the hands of many men who have
no blemish on their liveA who are
not headed for the pen. / can
not understand those maids who'll
marry unknown knaves. Of wofngn
| mien. who carry spades, with
| which TO dig the ladie6 graves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
Fire Alarm Boxes

Street and Central r.. r.
and First Streets.
Avenue and Paterson ST.
and Lewis Streets
and High Streets.
se-New Brunswick Ave. and New st.
sf-Smith and State Streets.
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works.
ls-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford St.
l5-Commerce and Front Streets.
and Washington Streets
l7-High and Washington Streets.
54-State and Buckingham Ave.
-. and Pulaski v
Ave. and Charles st.
br-State and Wayne Streets.
bs-Near United Lead Works.
s2-washington and First Streets.
Brunswick Ave. and Elm Stre~e
e4-Smith Street and Watson Ave.
6s-commercs. and State Streets.
T2-Front and Smith Streets.
and Gordon Streets
Ave. and Gordon Street
s1-Bracs and Hanson Avenues
e2-smith and Herbert Streets.
s3-Amboy Ave- and Warrington s.
sl-lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street.
e5-Near City Hospital
and Hall Avenues
St-Cleveiand and Brace Avenuea
e3-Amboy Ave. and Insles Street.
t3-Iawrenee and Irancf1 etreeta ii
and Johnstone Streets.
93-Rarftan Copper WorkA III
A-Markst and Sheridan otreetA t3z&&
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
VACATIONS

What, in fact. is a vacation? The
dictionary sets it up pretty we'll; "A
stated interval in a round of duties or
employment, as for rest and recrea-
ton. This is the accepted vacation
season. The idea is TO get the most
out of it.
To do that. probably. a complete
change in the usual routine of life
and occupation viii do the most good
AS a rule city people iecreate In the
country. along the lake shores or in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
Daily Horoscope
Sunday, June 13, 1920
Downright, 1920. by the Mcclure
Nauvsnanar S~vndicate)

Copyright, 1920. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
Conflicting influences rule TINS
day, according to a%strology, making
it uncertain and disturbing. While
Saturn and Mercury are In benenc
ASPECT. Neptune and Jupiter are
strongly adverse
While this sway prevails writing
| of all sorts is well governed n
letters should be most prohtaple II
sent with a view to personal pehe-
fit. -
Saturn is in a place that brings
| an access of power to the old, CIV
ing them the respect of persons OF
all ages.
During this rule the counsel OF
men long leaders of thought VIII
have weight, but they Will be preJu-
| diced and biased sine Neptune IS IN
an aspect that gives. distorted
Views. especially on questions of
public policy. 49,
For two years the stars have
been read as p~resaging great sur.
| prises in the course OF the nrst
| years of the new era. IneSe wiz
| develop Il the domain OF rellgloh
politics n science. s,,
Churches are subject to help1ul
influences today, making for large
organization and worldwide effort.
Since the law of extremes WORKS
at all times religious
~dissensions and schisms may occur
at the very time that union OF IN
lterests is brought about
Warming Is given that hostlie
forces will let loose at this time
some of these being supported by
Immense stores of wealth
The ingress Of the summer quar-
ter on the cusp of the eighth house
in trine with Uranus is believed 10
Indicate lighter taxation II asila-
ltion concerning the tariff.
Again immense expenditures OF
Ipubiic money are foretold and
much public anxiety and agitation
are Indicated.
Theft and burglaries will be even
more prevalent during the coming
weeks than they have been in the
past. .+ =, 4,
have the augury of rather a quie'
Wear. Business should prosper VIII
close attention. -
Children BORN on this day arr
Likely to be ~persevering and cour,
%ageous. They have the augury o.
success and happiness in life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
Iuke Saws.

luhC Ay
Even the egotist is never so busy
talking about himself that he hasn't
time to knock some other man.
She may give you her Hand In
marriage. But don't get the Idea
that she is going to lose her Grip
on you.
Every woman knows that there
are a score of ways to beautify the
complexion. But paint is the only
method a lot of them can remember.
You can bar Dogs n Cats In your
poker game. But hat won keep
you from having to feed a kitty.
A woman looks at the way anoth-
er woman's dress is made. But a
man looks at the way it is filled.
At 20 she insists on doing the
picking. But at 80 she is dead will
ing to be Picked. :.
A scientist tells us that the world
has been rotating for at least $780,
OOO. 900 years Yet there are men on
earth who imagine that it would stop
| going around If they were not here.
IL you want to make a man believe
that you were right in a matter go
to him and admit that you were
| wrong.
Some of the suffs look like they
had made a vow not to a until
their cause wins out.
nv a. NV q
a wrist watch so h can tell when a
man has held her hand long enough.
1t is hard for a married man to
| start the day right when he finds his
| new black tie on the dresser COW
! cred with face powder.
Another thing we like about q
Corn Fed is the way she can NIL a
bungalow apron and leave no
wrinkles
A man usually waits until he has tt
| use a skiff to get across the stree
| before he thinks of saving up Tor {
| rainy day.
The biggest dummies In this coun
| try seem to do the most talking. :.
The man who banks and growls al
day is the same fellow who gets mac
If his dog tries it at night.
Anyway, the girl who thinks sh'
Is Cute isn't half as big a nuisance
as the man who thinks he is Pretty
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

90.
LETS PUT 1T ACROSS.

Worthy causes are always entlt4eu
TO ones support. Perth Amtoy mas
backed a great many worthy causes In
the past and is at present engaged in
several p~raiseworthy campaigns, each
one deserving the greatest success
Another one Of these so-ealled
drives" begins Monday when the
Young Mems Hebrew Association and
the Young Women's Hebrew Associ-
alton start out to raise 100000 for
their new building to be erected on
the southeast corner of Madison e
nue. and Jefferson street.
With the exception of the war ac-
tivities there has not been a campaign
In he city to equal this one In the
amount to be subscribed since the
Y, NJ. c. A. was put across several
wears ago. 1t Is no small undertaking
to raise 800. 900 for any project OF
this kind in this city. 1t will be remem-
bered that even in the Y. M. c. A.
campaign q donation of something
like $50, 900 was received from a big
hearted woman who. as far as known
had never been in Perth Amboy and
who had no particular interest here
excepting a general interest in the
welfare of young men as a class. 1t
was this generous contribution Sc
cured through the personal solicita-
tion of Adrian Lyon. given at the most
critical time in the canvass that
made that campaign q success.
But many things nave happened
since that time. Perth Amboy did
not realize there was so much money
in the city until the Y. NJ. c. A. cam
paign was held. That was the begin
ming. Since then the country has ex-
perienced unprecedented prosperity.
Perth Amboy has had her fun share.
There is vastly more wealth in the
city today than there was when the
Y. NJ. C. A. went out after $4,000,
the first quota fixed. Double that
moun was raised before TIE work
was over. If the Y. Nj C. A. building
was possible then, truly the Y. M. H
A. and Y. w. H.. A. building ought to
be possible now.
Perth Amboy is to be put to the
test. 1t Is a laudab,e ambition. A
handsome home for all the Hebrew
activities of the city IS certainly most
desirable. Those of the Hebrew race
have been among the most generous
contributors to every movement that
has been started here and Hebrews
have always been found IN the fora
front In eva:y cause for the develop
ment and better ment of the city. We
rejoice in their activity oTd enter
prise 'kno wing that what is for theil
benefit is for the bere6t OF the cit,
at large.
1t is up 10 Perth Amhoy, therefore
to get behind this campaign that the
Y. M. II. A. and the Y. w. II A. are
launching on Monday and help put l
across. The beautiful building con.
templated will be a great asset to tn,
city. When we realize to what use II
Is to be dedicated it becomes all the
more impressive.
While there is no doubt as to the
success of the campaign much de.
ponds on the spirit and enthusiasm
shown In the way 1t IL put over. l
should be done in true Perth Ambo,
etyle-over the top within the timC
set for the campaign to close.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
Then IL Happened!

Il wonder if o could ?" unused the
Rummy. as he took a bottle of raisir
jack out of his pocket
You wonder if you could what?"
demanded the Barkeep, as he took a
baseball bat from behind the bar.
why if a foolish girl was covered
with cheap perfume. l wonder if you
could say she uses common scents?'
replied the Rummy as he headed for
the door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

If you'd be healthy and stay well,
And walk unchanged in life's
throng;
BE sure you're right before you tell
The other fellow he Is wrong.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

And what has become OF the o. l.
house that had a foot crap BESIDE
the door?
If a girl had a sense or humor she
would not sit on top of the red light
on the rear of a motorcycle.
Tell a woman that her new dress
looks stylish. But for Heavens sake
don't tell her that it looks sensible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

What is the bravest thing a man
can do to show his owe for a wom-
an ?' asked the Bachelor.
Marry hen" replied the Benedict.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
Bits of By-Play

By LUKE McLUKE
Copyright 1890, the Cincinnati In
ouirsr)

The poor girl was so small and
skinny,
No wonder her first name was
Minnie;
But she ate corn mash by the pail,
And now h looks more like a
whale
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

/. VIII Brew, of Kansas City. Mo.
does not intend 10 change his name,
in spite OF the Volstead act.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
Turf!

He is so bald his case is sad.
L pity MIR. Dimm;
He's so bad-tempered his hair had
A falling out with him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

the mountains. County folks hurry
to the city. Change of scene and en-
vironment Is what both crowds are
looking for. And correctly.
BY sticking around the same old
haunts in vacation time. n is apt to
| return to his job. whether in 3 bank
on a farm. or behind a counter, mind
sick and limb weary. And his time
of will have done him little good.
Many men and women at the vaca-
ton period try to forget absolutely,
for the time being, their usual form
! of existence. They step out of them
| selves as 1t were. They brush the
mental cobwobs from their minds.
a la~rge-bore pistol IS carried by a
s~mall-bore man.
Obregon can't do much until he gets
rid of villa and Fall.
The fall of prices may be due to a
number of things. but Palmer isn't n
of them.
1t seems odd that a government
able to lick Germany can't do a thing
with a bunch of proiteers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

noorayi
Seymour Legg, of Cincinnati, will
nave his innings from now until fall.
Huh!
We are still at war with Germany.
But we wouldn't know it If the Sem
ate didn't tell us so every day or two.
Anyway. what we started to say was
that Warren Peace ives at Lebanon,
,Ohoi.
Names Is Names.
Ella Vator lives at Mount Sterling,
Kentucky.
Our Daily Special
1t Is Safer to Believe All That o
Say Than 1t Is to Say All That o.
Believe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

Eve NOTICE. It7
When you are introduced to some
men they seem to know only w SEN
fences in the American language. as
follows
"PIeez Tia Meethcha,"
"Pleez Ia Metcha"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

A Iarge-bore pistol Is carried by a
small-bore man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

You Know Herr
When using paint she's prone to err.
L speak of Helen Hick;
Her face is very thing, but her
Complexion is real thick.
What's the Fare Gloucester?
Sign in Gloucester, Mass:
Bibles Bellows and Boots
Testaments Trousers n Tea Kettles
All Cody Books and Grindging Stones
Sold Here By
A. Linneys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

Obregon can't do much until he gets
rid of villa and Fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

1t seems odd that a government
able to lick Germany can't do a thing
with a bunch of profteers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
Signs Is Signs.

Sign in a butcher shop in Hamilton,
Ohio:
Nice Tender Lion Steaks
Give Us a Trial.
Sign in a gents furnishing store In
Fall River. Mass:
Robbery Sale of Silk Shirts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12

Copyright. 1920. by Fontsine Fox.)