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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21
To HONOR
SOLDIER DEAD.
French Memorial Certificates to
be Given Out Tomorrow

An interesting program has been
prepared by the committee in charge
of the event to be staged by Perth
Amboy post No. 45, of the American
Legion in the High School auditorium
at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The program will consist of the fol-
lowing:
Singing by a quartette known as the
Knickerbocker Quartette.
Speaking by Mayor FRANC Dorsey and
Recorder Harold Pickersgill
Presentation of memorial certi1i-
Gates to families of dead soldiers by
Capt. Porter f. Chollt of the French
High Commission, and all families are
requested to attend.
Speech by DIR. A. Lincoln Moore.
"the dignity and responsibility Of
American Citizenship"
Invocation by Rev. Wilbert West
colt and benediction by the Very Rev.
Dean William p. Cantwell.
Community singing lead by ]. A.
Larcombe, the community song leader.
A violin solo by George H. Slack
a member Of the Perth Amboy Post
The entire clergy of the city have
been invited to sit on the stage to-
gether with the heads of Civic bodies
and organizations. An orchestra will
furnish music throughout the after
noon.
Nathaniel w. Pierce, chairman of
the committee arranging the event has
done everything in his power to make
the affair success.
The following letter has been sent
by the local post of the American Le-
gion to the families or next Of kin OF
soldiers who gave their lives in the
Great War.
"In memory of our departed
comrades the American Legion
has declared Washington's Birth
day, February 22nd. as American
Legion Sunday. This Sunday will
go down in the annals of the
American Legion as the day on
which France has honored the
memory of those who died in be-
half of Liberty.
The French Government Is CIV
ing to departed soldiers families
Memorial Certificates each In
scribed with the name OF our de-
parted comrade.
Our Post Is the medium
through which the Memorial Ger
tif1cates will be given out. You
are earnestly requested to be
present at our meeting In the
High School Auditorium Sunday,
February 22nd. 1920, at $3.50 p.
m.
Respectfully yours,
Perth Amboy Post. No. As,
American Legion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21
BROKEN FROG IN RAIL HERE
HOLDS UP EXPRESS TRAIN
Atlantic City Express Delayed More
Than One Hour at New Brunswick
Avenue CrOssinG

Due to broken frog in the rails
Of the Central Railroad yesterday af-
ternoon near the New Brunswick ave-
nue. crossing the Atlantic City express
of the Central Railroad of New Jersey
and the Pennsylvania Railroad train
leaving this city for New York at
2:18 was held up for more than am
hour. The trains were finally switch
ed to the south bound rails and con-
tinued to their restination over these.
Had the broken frog not been dis
covered when 1t was. II Is likely that
a a-serious accident would have result
ed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21
Ru The Aasoclated Press.

BERLIN, Feb. 21. - Preliminary
proceedings in number Of cases or
Germans accused of the violation OF
the laws of war already have begun
and progress is being made in the col
lection Of documentary material, Pr
Schiller, minister of Justice, tod the
representative of the ZVoe-r ohf bial'
yesterday. ..,,
He said that accused persons would
be tried at Leipsig by court con-
sisting of the customary seven judges,
German witnesses will be heard IN
accordance with the prescription OF
criminal trial regulations and vat
nesses will be examined abroad II they
do not care to come to Germany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21
Presidents Note Almost Ready.

With President WILSON'S reply 70
the note of the allied premiers on
tho Adriatic question almost ready for
dispatch. officials have let it be known
that they do not regard the situation
as acute nor do they expect the ne
gotiations will take such a turn that
the United States would be forced to
consider whether it would become a
party to the treaty Of Versailles. The
reply may go forward today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

The Elizabeth Hardware Co. wish to
announce that they are moving their
stock and expect to be in their new
place of business at 137-39-41 New
Brunswick Ave-, Tuesday February "a.
issue.
ELIZABETH HARDWARE co.
13263-2-21-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

toral letter In 1884. This letter was
read to the seven million Catholics
then In this country. and Cardinal
Gibbons letter this year will be read
to more than twenty millions of Cath
Ollie people.
A national movement has been un-
der way among these twenty million
Catholics to approach the sacrament
of holy communion tomorrow, for the
purpose of praying for the intentions
of the bishops and for the welfare Of
church and country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21
NOTICE

Fresh Pork Shoulders Cali Style: nice
and lean; limit to a customer. 81 3-4c
lb. and Special Cali Hams; special
sugar cured; nice and lean: limit one
to customer; only 10 3-4c lb. at
Pavlovsky Brothers. SIC State ST.,
Phone 27.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

Carpenter worn ana Iopbing prompt.
ly attended to- Geo Fl. Thompson, 81
Lewis ST Phone 1903 w.
6474- -6-25-wed and sat If.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop of
Baltimore, has written a pastoral let
ter, the first in thirty-fve years, to
all of the Catholic churches in the
country, which will be ready at all
masses throughout the country to-
morrow.
The letter is in behalf of himself
and all the American Archbishops
and bishops. Cardinal Gibbons is
the only one of the seventy-six bish-
ops living, who signed the last pas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21
vANDENBERGH SWORN IN
New Freeholder is Ready to Take
Seat on Board

By STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 21:-
Robert Vandenbergh, Of Pleasant
Plains, was sworn in before Judge
DAILY yesterday as a member Of the
Board of Freeholders. Vandenbergh
was the appointee who was selected
by the board to finish the one year
term of J. Edgar Bennett. deceased.
The affidavit was filed in the county
clerks office yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

Middlesex County Championship
Game at the Auditorium Tonight.
13237-2-20-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

p A Hdwe. for Clothes Hampers
cAi5-1-24 Tues Thurs Sat@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

Aluminium Percolators. quart size.
81 9S at Kelly & McAlinden Co.
lS2S9-2-20-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

Your Health Demands the Best ASK ,sr
for flesh. pure BLUE RIBBON But
TER in alright, sanitary cartons
1902 1-27
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21
VERDICT FOR LlDDLE
Fords Man Wins In Action Following
Auto Collision

By STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Feb. al
The Jury in the circuit court yester-
day returned q verdict OF S4S2.6l IN
favor of Charles A. Liddle, of Fords,
against Bernard s. Reichlin of New
York. Liddle was suing TO recover
damages as the result or a colIisloi
on the Lincoln Highway last Juty' iSs
John Toolan represented the plaintiff
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

Mddlesex County Championship
Came at the Auditorium Tonight.
13237-2-20-2t"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

Stone Cooking Pots and MIXING
BowIs: large size, 39c at Kelly & NC.
Alinden Co. A3zo9-Z-@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

Ladies shoes sizes Ia AsAe
to 4. ell widths, extra fine HH liz
quality on sale for .-.. .nn III
Whitehonse Shoe store. W7sUU
le5 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

p A. Hdwe FOR Real Tools.
2425 -24-3t Tues. Thurs Sats
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

Middlesex County Championship
Game at the Auditorium Tonight
13237-2-20-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21
Important!

Fire Commissioners election
VIII be held in the Keasby FIRE
House, Saturday. Feb. 21, 1920
from3 p. M. to Z p. NJ. for the
purpose of electing two COM
missioners and voting on appro-
priation.
w. d. HOY,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

Ladies shoes sizes IL ARR
to 4 all widths, extra fine pH 5lh
oualit- or sale for I'LL iii
Whitehouse Shoe Store. Is0V
1ss Smith ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

Mddlesex County Championship
Game at the Auditorium Tonight.
13237-2-20-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

New Hudson seaan ror n1re -extor's
Garage. .1153-12-i3-I,'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21
Sugar for United States

BIZ The Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN, Feb. 21:-Nego-
tiations for shipping 20,000,000
pounds of Danish sugar to the Unit
ed States are under way, according to
the Rationale Tidende.
MiddIesex County Championship
Game at the Auditorium Tonight.
13237-220-2t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

p A Hdwe for Furniture Polishes.
12425-1-2i-3t Tues. Thur Sat'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

Sale of Aluminium Percolators. s1.9S
at Kelly & McAlinden Co.
l3239-2-20-2t" =.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-19
FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY
The Arzen. Rs
biican n a published
n

on yesterdays stage for the capital 20
attend to the business OF the supreme
court.
James Miles the murderer OF Shan
non the cook at the Tip Top has been
sentenced TO fifteen years in the ter
ritorial prison.
A man named Morris lately attempt
ed TO kill William Calder at Maricopa,
barIeeper for Noel and Fits OF Los
Angeles. Morris fired two shots at
Calder One passed through the fleshy
part of his arm and the other lodged
in a lung.
Frank Cox and George Marian have
gone to Tucson on a trip TO see the
country.
Anumber of German citizens have
taken steps toward the formation OF a
Sing Nerein and last evening held q
meeting at which the following tenn
porary officers were elected: V. 7.
Trumper president: William Suren
burg. secretary and G. A. Luke. treas
urer The Verein will be known as the
Germania.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-19
The bigot is like the pupil of the
eye, the more light you put upon it
the more it will contract.
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Be FulI-Fledged Citizens

H IL Phoenix has 10000 people, and believe it
has such a population it ought to have of men and
women between $4,000 and 10000 voters. There
on the registration only 5000. whom
$500 were registered the primary election. There
viii be only week of registration
This is showing which is eloquent of
public spiritedness and good citizenship. And here
let remark that good citizen is merely
who obeys the laws keeps
he can If that were all that constitutes good citizen
ship the most of domestic animals would
under the head of good citizens.
Those who have the registration list
far as it has been made up that the people who
ought to have the municipal
the persons who have neglected register On
the other hane those who are registering the most
heavily people who might be supposed to have
less financial interest in public affairs But it
their credit that they manifest their interest by quail
tying to have a voice in their management; to say
who shall administer the affairs of the city. They
right to such voice. and it is their bust
how they it.
1t is observed that many registering whose in
suspected of being sinister and selfish. That
is all right. If there people in Phoenix
with selfish and sinister designs than there people
who want good government should not have
good government would US; it woul6 be
good for The best government that people
have is the kind that suits them and know
what kind suits them only by their expression the
polls.
all times. people who pay would want to have
something to say about how the city government
should be We about to put in a
pensive and badly needed water system This system
with other needed improvements, win involve the
penditure of about 100000 within the
million dollars is lot of money for Phoenix. The
making up of this will be a drain every
who property
Surely il the people have unselfish interest in
Phoenix should choice of the
who handle this money They cannot
ercfse such choice unless they register.
We would not be understood to say that because
property he should have deeper interest
in good government than who owns property.
Whether citizens property not, though they
not have the financial interest they should
have a worthier one-a price in tie city. We know
Phoenix who live in rented houses and
citizens than other know who
much property and rent it at profiteering rates.
The best citizen is the voter who registers.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-19

time clear and comprehensive definition
anarchism
"A system social doctrines and a
propaganda based thereon, the essential fea-
Of which the abolition of all con-
stituted authority and the complete emanci
patton OF the individual from every form of
control, political social or religious
1t should be stated that anarchists do not, as ID
popularity conceived. contemplate reign of disorder,
but the establishment the perfect imaginable
social order-a perfect of society. whose mem
bers, of course must be all perfect.
Syn6icaisrn is French origin, taking its
from "syndicat the term applied French labor
union. dates the early nneties 1t is not in
sympathy with ether trades unonism political
workers. of all industry. 1t govern
sabotage. it would reduce production that
industries would elect yield them the
control of the workers.
1t is not easy to describe socialism practiced
within limited space for that matter at ALL 1t
exists in theory rather than in practice and the the
cries numerous. Generally. socialism is recog-
milton imperfect state. AT that point all schools
socialism accord, but beyond it they dverge.
Each has its formula for producing millennium
The average socialist is colIectionst communist.
Some schools earlier favored the abolition of the
wari< of oppression, but them socialism is
generally neutral 1t not always to determine
where socialism leaves off and anarchism begins.
Socialists and anarchists each believe they the
road to perfect state.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-19

ANY reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The Republi-
can Information bureau. Frederic }.
Haskin. Director. Washington, u. &
This offer applies strictly to informa-
ton. The bureau cannot give advice
on legal, medical and financial matters
1t does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles nor to undertake exhaustive
research on any subject. Write your
question plainly and briefly. Give full
name and address and enclose two
cents in stamps for return postage. All
replies are sent direct to the inquirer.)
Arizona republican., 1920-03-19
Friday. March 10. 1880.

4 man in San Bernardino wants to
know if any bluegum trees are being
planted here.
The Citizen. CTucson) hopes that ar
engagements between Phoenix and Tue
son clubs for a baseball match may be
conSummated. After they read the
score of last Saturdays game they
won't be so anxious.
To the military under the command
of General Wilcox are our people in
debted for the peaceful condition OF IN
dian affairs in this territory. There
is not a hostile savage in Arizona.
ION the Comstock when prominent
citizen dies of delimium tremens the
newspaper head the obituary Con-
sumption Claims Another Victim =
Stock Report. And in Arizona when
man partakes too freely of coffin var
nish and passes in his checks they call
it sunstroke.
Associate Justice Porter has gone 10
the capital.
Chief Justice French passed through
Arizona republican., 1920-03-19
OLD SOL FURNISHES BILLS FLU


TOLEDO - Bill RantschaW works
for a commission company. He re-
ceives many bottles of unfermented
grape Juice samples. 81 set EN- along
the window sill in the SUM- confides
Bill. when the corks pop it's ready
Arizona republican., 1920-03-19
TOO MANY PRINTS LEAD To
ARREST

SACRAMENTO was the foot
Tognali that got him pinched- Too
many tracks," said the police, and
Prints on the bedroom floor of Enrica
thereupon they searched the room and
found IAN eyeIesss swine" The foot
prints We're OF customers, they said.
who called for Enrico's clAret.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-19
AN OPEN AND SHUT CASE OF
THIEVERY

SEATTLE - Jake Lean can't close
his front gate. He has asked the po-
lice to help him. Somebody swiped
the gate. hinges n everything.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-19
Later Words and Phrases

Within the last five years events have moved with
rapdity that they have outstripped the dicton
ary which, during that period, has undergone
vision. that in the public prints there
words expressions whose meanings grasp only
from the context.
We have this suggestion from reader:
The Republican might
readers by publishing what would be an in
terestng article upon the proper interpreta-
ton of such words and phrases as. for ex-
ample
81 Soviet form of government
;!i Anarchism-
I'm Syndicalism
Nv Socialism Gas practsed).
l.. w. w.
BoIshevism the doctrine, and latterly the
nile of the bolshevffi The word boIsheviki APP
plfed as a nickname back 1903, the major
s in the congress of the Russian Socialist party as
opposed the menshevki. Though later the boil
sbeviI<i a minority. the name still attached.
The meaning it assumed after the overthrow of
Kerensky that of extremists. including maxima-
ists as opposed minimaiists. 1t party of in
tornational communism advocating revolution of the
proletariat counties. In Russia. where interna
.ionsI or universal communism has lately been dis
claimed senate, the significance of both the first
md second meanings of bolshevism has been lost.
In America understand boshcvism to aim at the
overthrow of the government by working
There IL only fine line in this country dividing the
r w WIS from the bolshevsts. The formers first
r,rrpose was set out in it's name. the Industrial
workers of the world"--the formation of big
1nion" II proposed first economic revolution
which would have naturally followed by poiiti
al revolution the first aim OF the bolsheyists. eco
,omcal revolution being only Incidental rather,
consequential
The soviet form of government is government of
he proetariat groups of peasantry. of work
non of soldiers and sailors, well other groups
-or,nosed of persons members of the employing
lass The form the government though supposedly
less n oil
1.nocrafic country. the real power being removed
-.-tbcr from the people The representation OF the
.arious groups is arbitrarily fixed and unequal.
The following Is succipct and at the sa1 nc
~ .a......-..,- --~>>@(ntSf1rs
Arizona republican., 1920-03-19

fer consumption. No still, no mash,
no nothing but the wholesome sun
light Great stuff for influenza"
Arizona republican., 1920-03-19

YOU HIS BASTF OC n FTFN1- :
BUYING TIME
CLEVEI.AND-It's awful hard for
q young fellow to tell the jeweler he
has come to buy an engagement ring,
the gem dealers here say. Mostly he
shutters and stammers. About like
he was proposing" says one jeweier.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-19
The Demand o. .he Farmer

What may be regarded as a manifesto O the agri-
cuturists in the questionnaire to
candidates, must meet with the approval of fair
minded 1t is true that it looks to legislation for
farmers class, but it must be admitted that they
have been generally neglected in the past than
the participants any other industry We have had
legislation labor legislation
for everything. but the men who conduct the basic,
the important industry at ALL
the earliest times that is, the earliest times
this country, have tried lul the farmer by
singing songs independence his honesty and
his usefulness the while all the rest of have been
asking for receiving special legislation.
What the farmer wants generally is greater
a just share of the profits his products. He
wants to be brought into more intimate relation with
the consumer of them. He wants, and demands it in
the manifesto, government control of the packers,
who. though necessary the distribution of meats
and products, the most absorbing of all the
middlemen who stand between the sale and the con-
of its products.
farmer. three years. be
admitted has done very well. Yet his share of the
profits have been small in comparison with that of
those who have handled his products along the way
They comparison great
accumulations of those whose affairs the war pros
pereG. But ordinary times the returns the farm
regulated by those who control markets have been
meager. He is kept continually the of pre-
seriousness. He has been afforded little pro-
lection by his government against those who would
prey upon him.
There is suggestion in the manifesto which is
quite clear and which perhaps may lead to mis-
Interpretation the attitude of the farmer toward
the railroads. 1t is that clause demanding that in
the railroads that they have been returned
their owners, have not made proper showing OF
efficiency and the end Of years, they
shall again be made the subject of consideration
We hardly interpret this to that in any
contingency the farmers would advise government
ownership administration. The government has all
ready had its years bat the
pitiful it has made.
What clause doubtless is that the roads
should not be permanently their devices
such control and protection the rail
road law throws about them.
generally understood, though, believe,
that that legislation was intended only
of put the roads trial,
necessarily for as long period as two years be-
giving them further consideration.
The is in a position to make his demand for
legislation needed He be organized for that when
he be organized for anything else. 1t has
the farmer kept the politics the country
straight when they fallen awry times
the country's real balance wheel in politics
he mas functioned benefit of ALL he, him
self, deriving
BY this time he must be conscious of his power to
help himself. If not, politicians
tainy of that latent power.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04

Charles Ferguson, College of Ida
no graduate and for the past two
years a student at the medical COL
lege, University of Oregon, was a
Caldwell visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Fer
guson has nothing but praise for the
preliminary training for his medical
work which he received at the local
college. M
Miss Esther Reed, of Payette, for
merly student at the College of
Idaho, was week end guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. McCor-
/ mick. Miss Reed for the past two
years has been an instructor in the
Fruitland high school
Fred Fisk and H. c. Ba1dridge, OF
Parma, were business visitors in Cald-
well Tuesday.
c. L. 1dleman left Sunday for Los
Angeles on a short visit and business
"trip. M s
The Rev. A. F. White Of this city
and the Rev. Mr.. Nicely secretary
from Virginia, left on the early morn
ling train Tuesday for Idaho Falls to
ATTEND the Baptist State convention.
Memorial services were held at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon for
Juanita, the three year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Brock, Of
Homedale. At the time of her death.
last February, both father and mother
were sick at Steensland hospital, and
unable to attend the funeral This
fitting memorial was therefore ar
ranged and the address delivered by
the pastor, the Rev. A. F. White.
The former Moody Apartments
name has been changed to "The Bel
mont Apartments" at the corner Of
18th and Belmont. Mrs. Chas. Swarm,
Landlady. adv
H-5o-p
Mrs. ]. P. Smith and son, T. B.
Smith, made trip to Huston Friday
Mrs. J. H..Altizer spent the week
end with her daughter, Miss Sadie Al
tizer, in Boise. ~ s
L. F. Griffiths Of Logan street, made
! business trip to Wilder Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. G, B. Lundy and Miss
Belle Williams of Upper Deer Flat,
were Caldwell visitors Friday.
I The children at the L. E. Griffiths
home have the measles. ~
Carey Miller, assistant demonstra-
ton agen and county club leader. Miss
Edna BLACK, gave exhibits Of work
done BY sewing club members in Can
yon district and Central Prak Thurs
day. They also attended party and
gave several exhibits at the home of
Edna Belts in Lone Tree district.