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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06
PLEDGES FOR HIGH
SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
FUND NOW ARE DUE

Pledges Ter erection of the sym
nnsium uprr the hiri school grounds
became due yoHirrdpy according w
nn announcement mad, by the com
mlilpc IN charge OF Tie FUND. a
campaign WIS carried on for several
weeks IN oiforis 90 secure ih,OuO ~
rldu that Tho proper type ol huild-
Inr could BE- constructed The diiNo
Uns successful pledges for to" en-
tire amount being obtained.
Actual 'lniim,lion oi tho pymhn-
fium viii begin ucN week, II pres.
rnt pl,ns are carried out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

W n ronrcy. ot lies Mulros. IN.
miN"d With our business men the
first of ia" week In u manner that
was pleasing Go him lie lcft Tor
Amarillo M0rdly nirht.
Mr. lid Mrs Aui" Clark were IN
\marillo Tuesday Arl informs ~
ihat the wind Wa q "hoNiing sue.
r"ss' 'ls q roa, estate mover tho'r
though u was u luici day here.
Jim Wns' returned the lnfi ~ tho
vccl from Amarillo whero hc took
IN the stock show aud visited with
friends.
u. v williams. genial and whole.
oulod ana y man " many friend,
locked after The local trade Tuesday
10 Williams makes his headquarters
Lao lmnrllo
DIVE " 'llWpitt. live contractor
ma biili"r mndc u irip - Amnrii.
10 ih" flru NJ the vc"k IN business
Zoo 'onrQciiI Win his lin, of wnrl
Nr and Ma Harry Slinor spsn.
Noln'sdiv IN Amarillo.
T u Gothard salesman Cor a
rn.'ur house. made ihis plaso the
iirFi of he wa"k liif hDidunaftcrt
urr 90 Amarillo.
' g. Q1urlos. manager II The CITY
pharmacy had husiuc 100 Amarillo
NrlnoH1nv
Ctil sIfIn srrnt the week end
here win friend returning to biz
homo ~ Amarillo sunday night -
'lrrondnn NrWs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

Mr. and Mrs n T. CoUrirey lett
lest evening Tor Abilene Kansas. "a
response to mos 10 .r announcing
the denlh ~ his mo,hcr MIS- H..
T. Courtney of that civ
Mr. Couflno, has pnl, been IN Am-
rrillo short iii"c. having come
here tu AXE charg" Ut M. offices ct
The MoolN on and Gns Company
MI Courtney druh wit como
~ gront shook 10 her many fiicnds.
aud her ln.s viii bee fn'i hy tho Ca.
tire community iu which rho llgod.
sho H. aid ~ De- Tho lust white w0m-
TN Ia make her home IN Alblphr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

T. ! Sash, w,. down yesterday
from Nwirillo
cha Meadow hpd business ~
Amarillo Yesterday
e. l. ilrirlnr. NJ Amarillo. ~
here On buNn,.s
II e. McCdb' went ucrh un vo-.
l,fdY, afternoon uniu lie i3 now
iU'ulng between Nrar H. and Pan.
handle 49, family wiz rnmHin ~
il1lc Center uHtl schnnl clo,,a. ll.'
daughter Misg Margaret. Il IL sti-
drni Iva rmin,irv hgh school
A. T.. anderson ha. ruld hi rofi-
drnrr rrur LNmur thoDl. ana N
preparing to mOy' with his VII" und
snn 10 Amarillo. where he wiz work
iu printing orlito
Pew Co. II 'rt'ni. of IN Hale
Center Noihpli- church, wiz nn
ihlr morning. train cnroutr Ia
lmWillo Ills daughter. Miss los
SO. was with him. returning IN Clar-
rndon CcllDge
Miss Rourl, of san Angelo. was
he week nd guest OF Mr.. and Mrs I
u Nance. aud vent 10 Amarillo yes
tordat afternoon.
M aud Mr. T. T. Roos hav,
ga" tC amarillo Troy Nlll soor
mcye 10 that glioe 10 MAKE lholl
humu
Mr. .. l.. llI',ins At. children
went "a lmarii'p unday whore III,
family Niil mai H. home.
Rev " l. Tubbs. Of Nmlrill,
BAPTIST mirsionnrr Tor Northwcsl
TcNas. n here today
Dave = Dnkcr had business IN
Amarillo yesterday.
-rlinyirN Ncws
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

Notice n hereby given, that scaled
proposnls for tlN construction "
highway improvements Ia Hartley
county. viii be- received nj the office
Of the County Judge ~ Chanting,
Texas until . y. m March :, 1870
and then publicly opened The WORK
10 be- performed viii consist ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06
First church 81 christian Science.

Holds ragnlrr services 1T I y. N.
snndayH and \ o. m WrdursGgy1.
Subject Sunday MAN sunday
School NJ 10 q. m. for student m
der twcnt, wars Of are. Re1dng
room Smith building. room 80 H.
kent open from s.5n tu . o. ne - rs
cy,epi suudays ana holldays where
IN. bible and christian Science N
orniurc may BE- read or purchased
The public l. cordially invited Ia
the services ard io The reading room
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

The In Cortua club met Tuesday
afternoon NJ the home ol Mrs " NJ.
Rice. I i0a llairisun street The "a
dies brought thcir sewing aud em-
hroldery work ana the afternoon wac
tponi Nose enjoyable Delicious AMI
DAINTY rcfroshmenl were served bv
the hostess
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

Fillmore and T-n'i Sirs"is.
iiible Glasses. 10 20 1875 q. N.
Preaching Il u ~. and : y M
Lords supper. II a. y. ~.
Mid.wek study. Wednesday. : D.
..
Young I'euplc'r class. saturday .
}. M
Ladies' rible Cias7. saturday :
~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

The tdohors o. Ne Primary he
pnltmoni ui M" 'pl'ral rrrsbytc-
iiln SuHnfv school VIII entertain
,hoiH pup'!. this ,lit i.loguonn from
. tu ! go O'Clock % Doc chuurh Al
members ~ tlu U'puimrui are mr.
grd ~ D prrtui .ur delightful
has ben planned fli Thorn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06
Plant Dwarf Fruit T,rcs IN Snall
4, trtIgus

81 ihlH Zine ~ the wear with u'-
cIs'Onnl Warm dnys houldlug 'iio
sutlng weather.. the fascination IT
Enrden planning htf nrW Nsl. one
possibility ~ such planning which
has not cflon teen iakcn advantage
of. T. That Ii fruit growing IT, small
rsrdcns O..lira'il fruit trees are
'fnciai"" with larr urchart. bat
T. rro endr. b not necessary adjust,
according 't Garden cNpcrlt.
i""h Win I,,s care
Tho Hr cont stat" Il perfection To
which dwuf iroHE nl rrrrilrali, al
= nndari varieties ~ roir. pir', aud
'h"rrv have heen brought. ma'frs .
possible 90 gard nv of smdll ~ .e
e. odd 10 MS foot supply without
uNorciuwl 10, tue sn.f,. nbHiurt
Tie view ut uukinr too muri lhudo
NJ the wmp time -, caro- - th.sr
dNa:f fIi trees wal not 49, ns great
~ 'lri t'rtt by tirc ,rrrl. u'.i
'h'ic WI h, no Sttc or , crgup.
ply
Other ruils whlti m?, be- added
Though tni stricily - 'h' lWtr'
is', the me Nui Sc and 'h' snu.
cherry ."'s. both o.; which arr low
Growing. 'urdy and Iroduci
iiuif'il 'icdgcs.
VrapcNln's. 80 make 70 roud
porch irelis when spare II not nvpll.
nblr, for an arhor 4 hlrh fence or
lack porch may b" used - trrllis
for blackberry plants IN deco.
iaiivc boracr, q few Cmmps of the
brilliant red gignt lhrharh viii not
'ook out ~ place. As for hedges
which will be- both decorative aud
highly productive no plants " usc-
ful variety viii be more satisfactory
than raspbcrrios Fuosebcrrics aud
'urranis. They are hardy and viii
take 'iiilo care. aha viii supply
ample fruit for cnch spaspl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06
Wilhout i'cirnsion.

Whom Miss ANTHONY visited Ion.
don in iSHp. lad, llcnty Snmcrre'
commented uuon another Hlil' VI tho
great sufiraar header r"cog lig"i hN
nll whp came IN close contact win
her
".hr hrs tho true sign oi sroai-
moss said Lads Slmoffei "ln TINT
~" h. absolutely without prrlonsion
Nu woman ~ iume ever has so thor
nnrhly made thit IMPRESSION nf mod.
oHtN Nd uus'if.thnr on my mind
Amt fu.nn was 20 hmpl" ma
unaffected" opr HuNir.t.r woman
who hnrw i'r intimately she wH1
rpah ~ my lcmo when ms children
friH lit'ln. and ono Of my dearest
rowrnhrn,'s of her ls 49, she ~
before 'hc f'rUnilco. rnrhing mv hn.
'y 40 slcep while We TALKED ~ my
homo nfubl'H. o. ~ her plnn. for
ncr rrNt ramp4lru
home Hud 1n her travels Miss
'nihon, wore thn Hmulr.t ~ roVpr.
ii"r litI'uic toward ir'st g. iadi,1-
il 40 Boa explanation uf hcr ica
'r. GOO living rp tho "hln1iaor' c1s-
iuwo which bo Worr tor % short
..mD iu 1889
~ found FHs H'uiug phy4cii
freedom Hi ihr D,peu.a = mont,l
torture Do bee .nil Ny mind was
f'Nod con my cl0th. mstrai of ON
'ho m'--uro I WIS irvine to f.li, b
Wud found tN, .ncI''Hd uriourl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

HERilNE cures constipation md
rro.ilhllshcs regular bowel move
ronia Sold hy 40 druggists este
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

IN 1886. when the Anlhun} fame
ily moved 10 Rochester y y. which
Va. Miss Anthony home until her
death Nprch ~. 1900. she brcam'
honl ~ tnc "lcmllc department of
lhr Ncrdcuuy 90 C1niiohuiir lh'
following ,or she made hot first
platform address before woman y
socioiv, CHE D,ughters' l'nion.' ~
that place. IN 1851 she formally al-
lied ho srlf with The "Ntmar %
iirhb." ar outrage cause
Tho following wears were devoted
~ lectures lnd what would now ".
known as "propng nnda' work. which
rnlWinalcd IN The Organization nf the
National Woman suffrage Assnr'H'
lion Nv Mis-. Anthont ana Ell'nn"h
Cgdy st9ntul ~ May 1869. s ven
wears prior 10 this Misc Anthony
cnG ballots n the state and congrns-
sinnll elections IN Rochester a. i'si
the fourteenth aud iiftoeuih amcnp-
mmis she was Indicted for ~"
gnl voting Wd fha was Imposed
She refused e pay the line. but was
not inilcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06
IpI1 AlTu OWNERS
OBTAIN l,l( tNSIH.

F. A total of i.DHg cpi owners I
4 rud obtained automobile licen-
q ,ps un "a the closing fnur yes.
> l"rjay ~ the cilloc of Gen Col
ding. county tdN collector n
9 1901, lunvr Just how many
Z. NOR" cai uwrors IN Potter
4" county haze yet 10 obtain their
: lpgO licenses. bat II b. believed
4 that co. number viii go consid-
= rIahly above the 1000 mark
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
BOND BILL {
NOT ACTED ON
FreehOIderS' Association As
Sured Of Passage
BIZ STAFF CorresponAent.

By STAFF CORRESPONDENT.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Feb. 17-Al-
though the State Freeholders Asso-
citation at their meeting in Trenton
yesterday endeavored to have the
county bond bill reported out of the
Assembly and the Freeholders sal
airy bill reported out of the Senate,
they did not succeed in either case as
neither came out. The Association
was practically assured by Assembly
man Pierson, however, hal the bond
bill would be reported out today, this
providing for an increase in the bond
ed indebtedness permitted in counties
of the state. Opposition to this bill
will be voiced in the House by Assem-
blyman Fred w. De Voc OF Middle
sex, and in the Senate by Thomas
Brown, also of Middlesex.
Considerable opposition has been
voiced in reference to the bill proVid-
ing for increased Freeholders' salaries
and it is doubtful whether 1t will so
through.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
DRESS WAkM AND
KEEP FEET DRY
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers TIC
Take Salts and Get Rid
of Uric Acid

rheumatism Is no respecter of age,
sex, color Or rank. II not the most
dangerous of human Affections it is one
of the most painful. Those subject to
rheumatism should eat less meat. dress
as, warmly as possible avoid any undue
exposure and above all. drink lots Of
pure water.
rheumatism is caused by uric acid
which is generated in the bowels and
absorbed into the blood. 1t is the
function of the kidneys to hitter this
acid from the blood and cast it out in
the urine; tho pores OF the skin are
also q means of freeing the blood of
this impurity. In damp and chilly.
cold weather the skin pores are closed
thus forcing the kidneys to do double
work., they become weak and sluggish
and fail to eliminate this uric acid
which keeps accommodating and circula-
ting through the system eventually
settling in the joints and muscles
called rheumatism.
At the first twinge OF rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoonful
In a glass of water and drink before
breakfast each morning for a week.
his is said to eliminate uric acid by
stimulating the kidneys to normal ac-
ton. thus Kidding the blood of these
impurities.
Jad Salts is inexpensive harmless and
Is made from the acid Of grapes and
lemon juice. combined with lithia and
is used with excellent results by thou
sandsSof folks who are subject to rheu-
matism. Here ydu have a pleasant.
effervescent Whitewater drink which
overcomes uric acid and is beneficial
to your kidneys a. well.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
MANY BUY BOY
SCOUT SHARES
Character Building Association
SubSCribes Aid Campaign

Shares in the character building as
ISOLATION, the buying of which. con-
~stitutes the Boy Scout campaign here.
have been sod, amounting to ST.
$500, according to last nights re-
port at headquarters. 1t was thought
that the, stocks would sell at a much
greater rate than they have been thus
far, but because of the a weather,
it has been impossible for the several
Underwriters who W offered their
services in this drive, to cover the
.erritory and see the prospective
buyers who are on the lists. However,
headquarters has high hopes of selling
a large number of shares this week,
being that the weather man predicts
a rise in the mercury for the next few
days.
The report last night showed that
the underwriters lac sold stock to
eighty subscribers since last Wednes-
day, and are certain of a hearty re-
sponse. The new subscribers are as
fol.
Morris Shumsky, A. c. Clark, c. c..
Baldwin, Mrs. H. w. Fisher, Dana
Relief Society, r. w. Atkinson, Franz
Roessler Peter S. Schott, Walter NJ.
eager, R.. N. Sargent, Jean Dubois,
Wilbur LaRoe, Jos. j. Keenen, C.
Mathiason, John w. Olsen, Alvin B.
Fox, Chemical Club of Perth Amboy,
j.. l.. Mcdowell, Thomas Nikoley, Dali
Der Kilby, George Guinand, Joe Fisher,
Mr.. c. A. DeRussy, Raul Corba, N.
Seles, August Kurtz. L.. B.. Smith,
r. r. Anderson, George F.. DisBrow,
Jr., Thomas Cummings, Ralph l.. Gro
we'll Malcolm M. McHose, A. Kirk
patrick. ]. Mann, l.. M. White G. w.
Odell, Herbert ellis, Logan Bockius,
A. Ryder, Nary w. Boehm, F. p.
Woglom, J. A. Henry. w. J.. Willsey,
Greenspan Bros. Sharp & Hansen,
Joseph Polkowitz, Percy Cunningham,
Samuel Belikov, Mary s. F1thian, j.
L.. Klein, J. Berkowitz, Klein Bros,
Pete Rosenvinge, Mrs. c. M. Liddle.
j. F. Murray, Peter Krogger, Peter
Flourish.
The following have subscribed small
amounts, without buying any shares:
Norman Davis, D. H. Coatelyou, st.
Wargo, 7. Cleary. Victor Mac Phie,
w. II. Griswold, c. Coley, S. Katosak,
W.. e. Burkhardt. w. J. Montfort and
A. Sokolinski.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
AWAIT DECISION
ON BEER BILLS
Matter Rests with Attorney
General McCran Of N. ].
BIZ Spcc,nf Correspondenr.

OF pUCCtdi correspondence
TRENTON, Feb. 17:-The degree
or percentage of alcohol which is to
be provided for in the beer bill which
the Republican majority in the legis-
lature will stand for is now practical
ly up to Attorney General McCran.
Senator Joshua C.. Haines, of Cam
den, introducer of the five per cent.
measure, with a referendum, has
submitted the question to the attor-
ney general as the result of a o
ference of the Republican members
here yesterday afternoon at which
lime the sense of the senator's SEEM
ed to be, at least so far as the ma
jority of them was concerned, for a
measure Of approximately 2.75 of
alcohol by weight, which is equiva-
lent to over 8 per cent. by volume in
beer.
AS the result of the conference
Senator Haines has asked Mr.. Nc
Gran for an opinion as to hat per-
centage would be reasonable as well
as within the loyal limits of the state
to enact and whatever the states
legal officer decides is likely to be
determined upon by the majority.
1t seems now that the bill Is likely
to continue it's provision for a refer
endum, despite earlier reports to the
contrary. Senator Haines himself is
authority for the statement that the
bill will carry this feature.
The senate last night made the first
step looking toward final adjourn-
ment of the legislature when Repub-
lican Floor Leader Allen introduced
a resolution fixing next week as the
time limit for the introduction of
bills. 1t was adopted and now goes
to the House of Assembly for concur
renee there.
The senate last evening passed the
bill of Senator Blanchard White, of
Burlington, which will jump the sal
aries of the twenty-one county super
intendents of schools from $4,000 q
year to $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
CARL WALTERS IN LINE FOR
HEAD OF STATE K. OF P.
Convention of this Order will be
Opened Tomorrow Afternoon at
TrentOn.-Big Events. \

The fifty-third annual convention of
the Grand Lodge of knights of
Pythias of the state of New Jersey will
convene at Wallace hal, Y. M. C. A.,
building, 107 Halsey street, Newark,
IL o'clock tomorrow morning. There
will be two sessions during the day
and tomorrow night there will be a
short session of the Grand Lodge from
Z to 8 o'clock. Following this session
the lodge will be dismissed in order
to hold the ceremonial Of the Ora
matte Order of the knights of
~Scharassen, the jovial organization of
the supreme lodge.
The representative of Algonquin
Lodge, No. A, of this city is Edward
Peterson and the alternate Ole Olsen,
who will support the present Grand
Vice Chancellor Carl Walters Of this
city for grand chancellor. On Thurs
day morning all of the past chancel-
Tors of Algonquin Lodge will go up
from here on the 9:06 Pennsylvania
train or the 1888 fast line trolley
to see Carl Walters installed as the
grand chancellor of the state of New
Jersey for the ensuing year. The
Hotel Robert Treat has been selected
and designated as headquarters for
the Grand Lodge. Several dis
tinguished visitors are expected. to be
in attendance at the two days con-
vention.
The grand lodge officers for 1920
1921 that will be chosen are: Grand
chancellor, Carl Walters, Perth y =
boy; grand vice chancellor, G.. Howell
Mutchler, Belvidere; grand pre.ale
Harry r. Hagaman, Lakewood; grand
master at arms, Elmer j. CARL. Brigh-
ton; grand inner guard, Henry J.
Lohse, Newark; grand outer guard,
s.. Walter Lancko, P%aulsboro; grand
keeper or records and seal, Elmer e.
Margerum, Trenton; grand master of
exchequer, William Fl. Everson, New
Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
FOR STATE
New Bill Calls for Appointment of
state Food Administrator

TRENTON, Feb. 17-Assemblyman
Shields, of Hackettstown, has offered
a bill to have New Jersey assume
charge of the food n seafood pro-
ducts of the state, for distribution
and to minimize the ultimate cost to
the
The bill provides for a state food
administrator and an appropriation
of 100000 to carry on the work.
The administrator would have power
to control and administer the food
products, with a county administrator
in each of the tw~enty-one counties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17

Representatives of trucking inter-
ests appeared before the Freeholders'
Association with the request that tho
automobile laws be SO revised as to
allow more than one trailer in this
state. Sentiment was against the sug-
gestion but the matter was referred
to the legislative committee of the
Association who were instructed to
report back to the Board. Freehold-
ers Clarence NJ. Haight, and Louis J..
Belloff, County Collector f. William
Hilker, and County Solicitor Fredericls
Richardson attended the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
Extend Near East Drive.

So many requests for extending the
Near East Relief campaign In New
Jersey have reached state h%eadquar-
ters in Newark. that the drive orig
inally set for February 1 to %, viii!
be continued into March wherever
necessary. The heavy snow storm al
most stopped activities during the
first two weeks of the campaign. es-
pecially In the suburban and rural
sections, and in the cities the influenza
epidemic incapacitated many of the
volunteer workers and made house
toulouse ~canvassing almost impossi-
h1a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
Lodges

The benefit movies of Middlesex
Council No. 63, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, held
at the Crescent theatre last night, IS
being again repeated at the Cres-
cent theatre.
Perth Amboy Lodge No. 1874,
benevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks, expects to initiate several can
didates at it's meeting tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
t az WORK Out.

People VINO ngure out now a small
income may be made to support a
large family generally know a great
zeal more about arithmetic than they
do about huraan nature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17

Fine, Harold Holcroft, Nelson Macan
and r. Hamilton Paterson.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Desmond, of William street
on Lincoln's birthday.
William Deiber. of Rector street
spent the week end with his parents
in Shamokin, Po.
Alderman Benjamin A. Riedy is en-
ioying a visit to Miami. Florida.
Miss Arta Price. of -Cresco. Pa.
is visiting Miss Ann~ Wickberg, OF
Catalpa avenue.
William Brink, of Rector stree,
visited friends in Newark Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Tyrrell have
moved from 33S High street to p
Cooley street, Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
FLOWER GUILD
FOR HOSPITAL
Is Being Formed by Mrs. C. C.
Baldwin to Cheer the Sick

To bring a ray of sunshine or hap
piness into the lives of the patients
In the public wards at the City Hos
pital Il Flower Guild has been formed
in this city by Mrs. Chauncey c.
Baldwin of 241 Water street. At the
present time the guild has seventy
five members and Mrs. Baldwin is
making an effort to have every man,
woman and child in the city join III
guild. Adopting part of a phrase
used successfully by the Red Cross,
all you need to join the guild is a
heart and fifty cents.
H. is true that no matter how much
n may sympathize with a sick per-
son nothing brings as much cheer as
the fragrance of q beautiful fresh
flower. This is the work of the Flow
! er Guild. With the money that is
, subscribed by the members of the
guild Mrs. Baldwin will supply o.,
flower each Saturday to each patient
In the public wards of the hospital.
Flower Guilds have proved success
full in other cities and bring great joy
to the foreign people who may be pa
tients in the hospitals. Many TIM >
flowers given to patients are
from n week to the nex and
patient always looks forward to- the
little gift each Saturday from the
Flower Guild.
In summer time, as far as possible,
It is intended to supply the flowers
from private gardens in this way saw
ing h money for the buying of flow
ers in the winter time when it is i'm
possible to obtain them from private
parties. The Guild already has re-
ceived permission from the hospital
authorities to VISIT the hospital each
Saturday and distribute the flowers A
little pink and b4ue Inscription card
accompanies each flower and brings
a word of cheer and hope to the pa
tient. A committee of two persons
will deliver the flowers to the patients
and each month a new committee will
be named for this work.
Unlike most organizations the
Gui d holds no meetings, although
an accounting of the money received
from h members will be made from
time to time. Many Of the members at
the present time are members of the
Girls Club and Woman's Club.
There are fifty or sixty patients in the
public wards at the hospital at the
present time. All men. women or
children of the city are urged to join
the guild. The fee Is but fifty cents
a year and the flowers this amount
purchases and the joy they bring will
more than repay the outlay. Names
and money may be sent to Mrs. c. c..
Baldwin, at z41 Water street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17

SteapIer A%vondale from Greenocl5,
before reported with engine disabled
was lowed to Sandy Hook by So
Eclipse, which picked up the disabled
vessel on February IS in lat. SS 20 NJ
lon. s6f "a w. She was towed up to
the city by tugs Imperial and Q. I.
Halenback. with tug John GIG. Olsen
acting as rudder.
Schooner Victor c.. Records was
abandoned Feb. 16 in lat .33 10 N,
lon. 76 w; crew taken off by SIS Cod
speed; vessel is floating on her side
and is dangerous to navigation
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
Waterfront


TIME OF HIGH TIDE TODAY.
Perth Amboy Cos a. m, 6:2S .. n1s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17

IS Lake Superior from Cuba with
cargo of copper ore for U. ST. Metals
Refining Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17

Announcement was made today by
the Local Post of the American Le-
gion that an American Legion dance
will be held on Easter Monday. April
5. Several new features which have
never been seen in this city before.
will be included in the dance pro-
gram. Arrangements for the dance
are now being completed.