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Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
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eSpI0gliPN on U1LQNlfelIG lfl{u, eta
feino tuisiut toillinnal ebistdlni=
lef'i OH ontaa iiita tnrlpausta tai
palffiota ia iontalIa tatuolia ,feilo
loltltu toi,,linna!t ebfailemiIefli OH
olettao fille ra$faonlpi taaffn fan=
l,ettapofii. SDteIfetu iofait1en OF p1=
tdlnielto iiitd, eta hp.piil oIuttu, I)p-
pln rofenuettii acknowledgements, on
pnre1,1pl fri,l rltelfsin dliflo. Aatio=
famine mt fi,iNfa e,tllnl1i1te,t Ell
tDs lotpeltuu toiieei'. SoS ne ipero-
tonlme lofailen ulsoe'e bura'inlstlen,
joilta nlaaf,pIli liesiia Iaa iEaaus nIig
nc oIcSontnle tolle rIrullnl,stoiillir=
nalle Min iuure,t taafol1 aufoan
ei epalle liid ettelfo talno tooffo eff
faiie haluttuieat paronlmsten oit1an-
Ioon,ista.
Soinen taaffo, lofo n1ille turon=
ni,fiilie o1efetoan on ie, eta fcinot-
telua barioitetoa1 niilld MALTA, ioiI-
le nlaallwilielijd ii tcboo poron=
nufliaan, Seirotteliia pibGtt10 n,ao=
ia npfpiata forfeanlpio birtoic ,por-
ten ia iiteu plolttai uutisoiliffaat
poislo nth, fo.an f,,ill iofu Inorittao
,Ilaosta bal1en nlaardimdnii b.nuon
tai nth. fouou fllin bGn ei el1Gd moi
pioottod ulootu iolltildano. Ruiffi
nllil1t, patti ne, intfa borioittalpct
noafci,ctteluo tai oipot iollai,1 to-
tpalJa 1ioi0e,. fell1otteIiioin fonsin
pbtepoesid, otoot nbtd ,nieItd iii,1d,
ettd tdntd feinotteIinin toi1,il,to on
ristiriitoinen pfteiiells bp!palle ia et-
td Iitd oliii mostustetto,oo. Mclilot=
telua tpoiooar postli5toa io ebtdistd
Iite1r, eta lille oIetetoau rasfaal1lpio
tnaffoid.
Maattipiliclrs mo-
pol,ttarlirer lperotufiesta on faflite-
rdiueu n1ieffa, iolIo nhteisfinto iuoi
porantna oioiooit. &c mtau boH-
fiou lelloiie5to toinlinno5to, iota ME
baluonine li,orl1ettafDan ltit| |io
rafennuflia, Iilai njitta11ista, elteul-
MIN ntaota ipi!ielpfiel1e i. II. e. -
la ia.llolla fertaa ie aieItaa il1rreln-
man taatau Iel(oiielle toitli1,nalle
iota me baluoilimnge ehfulstd = L
ot lnaofeinoltelulle. s2aonuttafao
neroisto inhin,ilIilet tpol, t,1Iofiet ia
ME liiaa1nnre niitG, iperoittafoo Iuo,1.
uonantiulio ia me ehfdilenrne nilDeu
fapttdmistG.
Maottnilj ljaLhsparolt1lsten fpapallt.
!onlil1e,r lperoista on Dlei5td lan{i.
Gannbasln Nalud eanobuloiIet mDDs.
fin r1enelpat pitentntalle ia alettatDai
iperoo tpiljelen1ottDnlille n,nille Elf.
faistdfieen n1aafeinottelle. Hohiois.
Gafota OF rnposfin nopol,ttnt1nt lDe.
roistn ntoontpilie elpspara,utldiet. ga.
nroinfuin lanii-ganaoa Hobiois.Na.
tota ,np6sfin Nne oian raer,prsfDspa'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,l1ao,,tpiIieliid
bp0opfii i,sprunoiiesti luaatperpsto.
iota feinotteliioi1l on i,ioritettopo.
Tdn,dn bbtepoesi6 oltoon nlninit'
hi, ettG Moo1.iuilrlii1i,r HuoIueetto'
|1na1t Qiiton obielnpo tpoatii iliuri
tuo1loiien tperort aiettonrista fsi1ot-
telutorfotuffsfo tpiIieenrdH Homdnd
pibe4tddapllle nsaalle inn1oin frin 4
nootii moo,nDiI pspnronnustsn tpa'
Epdaittanistd aueroistd.
9latfaa ltaH &stmaa
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
aapinailijnns .Sntiasia ia Gsgptisia

ssl,tiosto ioopuneet tiebot oictto'
nat, ettd iol,llf. 1870 pm tieHoll-
Ia on Iiclld tapabt,nitt Inclfoii'a
talstelulta cnglautilaisten iotolout-
foien ia fapinollistc,f alflialuftoioeil
lpolilla ipiilnellloinitut fariitn lndrio
miesbuffia
s(lerolloriosta, Gggptist0, iaapu,
nut pibatettp idbfoiaronta npo2tin
sertoo, ettd ioulitf. 26 >. topubtui
lierla foboffn fapil1ollist2n ia potii-
fen ia iotilaioen lpdlllld ia fafii tu~
pinoitliioa iai iarmallm ia iuiiii boa-
lpoittui.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
5nomioist1itn tDDriitaii inufiien
ratfatyensiiefIi.

Hreiibenttt Mitioltiit f,,tI,tno teoi.
lilu,sfonIerensii OF eiittdnpt, etts
muobostet.aiIiin jonfi,1loilia tuo,nio+
isti,;laia tai Iautofuntio, ioioeu teb.
tdtpini oliIi toiil1io rotfoiliiana ieol.
liiu,is= ia tporiiooisia tnontefiidin ID
tDo1a,uaiien m1lilld. &on,d e!itbs
on ipaon olf,i il,,lnnitclna mpotenl
min ciitetto,pdlle lopnllil lelIe toirssir
piXeeIle.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
safia iaa e9is rass&tar3eita
AmerifaSta.

YerIiiTist6 ilsnoitetoa,. eta ne
Serbert &ooberi,t eb0ot, ioioen pc.
rusteello tcsfusnaIIoilIe or.ettaiiiin
ruofutnrpeitn an,erifosto. otnat bp-
mdfjptpt. Somnn tie0os, nn,faan pi-
tdiii snfin1dinen iauboldaetps iaop,o
&onbursiin 10 tai1.mif. s D.. ,,r,itto
fit6 ei ioeta ennen fan &coperin
f,trnniteItnn on lopunifesti bemin-
fpttp.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
,,41iNsn auetirisittanrt iptsrilaiu.

-.Brefi6e,1tti MiIfon OH aIlefirioit.
tdi1.st @c4nrpn lain, ionta n,,lfoon
foteritontroIlie apoI;ro1pd lo,ttcfu,ta
tuIee tcirrimoa,t miel6 10. 1920.
GlhIfensid toIosia on fi,itenfi,1 ie.
Itettp. ett6 preiibe,tti ei tdiH6n lain
ati5Gn,a mot fortrolleerota Cuban
foterifcoon osnnistd.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
kdubd boI$evlklell
ia Illttoututlelllett
v1ilId tekeilId

V1Ilud (ekellld
True translation filed with tie postmaster at
View York Mills. Mimi. as required oy act OF
October b. 1910.
Gen iot]oosta, etti Gurptun mal-
tionliefet olpot taphellI1esti s1uiitto-
sleet nlleleulG, noi0oan allut 1ol!peu
p1foisto rallboo Me,loian fansia, fen
rlufoor tl,lu Meiu s)orfin Zines leh-
SEN firicen1poihtuia on iaonllt tIetod
tpirolIi|eltu tabolto.
4oboen tal forfeintoot go(ll1ell
.piiton flluti.la IilttolltlIneioet iillis@
tomo ia rllap,t0mu gSenoi1n ioarto
poistetaon ia hdd'n tltohon n'ooboll
jo ijclti poi5 tl,Iee olemoan pbti no.
pao tltin foiffiil toiiiirfin ma!bin.
S5uoliluattd niistd tiehoi3in, loi=
neu .nllfnon bollbepIfiett eou2tajan
Otor 9itlpinofilu ia Gn9lonnlN III
foulIaill nird3tot eoustoian Santes
| G'@roDnn mdliiet ne,uuottelu1 500
penban1inoa]a 1otamantien ipa,btanll=
lesto pIiliipat fesfeptpneet !oIiffo
iittc len lpuofii, ettii 2itipiroIf mauti
fesfustel1onafli rulllm5ta ia nlllisto
ojioisto, tolio}ia tititcnfiu OH Ie. eta
nelipcttelltt ietfuipat IelIoilelIo lulo-
m,uoelIo, ettt1 t)btelspu1n1arrpfieell
po1stidu lnelfein iofoiIesta fplpnlnf
|estd.
O@rabD ia Sitlpinoff ldbtitpot
3oopei,honli1losto iol,llf. 90 ,. fes4
fnstelIoflee1, f,,,1pifin cntien DalIi=
tustenIa fansIo. aSiime lolsa1,taino
l1hti O'Brobn toos 2ontoosta iot'
footieen l1e,,lpofteIltia litluinoffil1
| fonsio 9Ie'lastd lopi1n,'flesta bollhe-
tpifiefg e. ia.
Msfere51a 1euiuot1tilsln puul11l=
)nistarie,s s22sopb GSeasoee sia Gfsss1en'
ceuun ia toisten iiiitol:tnueiben moi
oen eoustair1 pGIiIId WendiG1 fp-
! 1Dnlps fintiitt uuoel1een peri,tpohii,'
ldipitia ia htomottii1t ipolHdndttD=
mafjl horfita lllloellee,t iuhtolttl1n,i5~
ta boIibeipifaibin. N1'ten iln,oitettiin
ioulllf. Is b. boIibe1pifie1t rollban=
cboot eiiiettii,t talle pao1ninisteriel1
ne1,ipottelul(e fofollf}et1 toileno pai'
,pond
Ses1 i1lfeen tln tenroali S)ube
,titcb fdrlt Iotilaolli'en toppionia
Nietori1 eteldpisolello ia on1iraall
Goltebof @iperiasr rilltan1ollo ia fun
ierraoli Senitenit t1ptpi rnhtDa pe'
raGntDntisliiffeeieen Iaomllc rinte=
MALTA GtelG- Bet,1iatlG, h,soutaIi,uai
Iiittol,t1n,eioeu n,oibeu ioftaiat ole.
mania pafoteti,t lnno',tonddn, etto
bolIbelpifit muooosiiipat o;rafiu b
Iocto-baIIitufie11 Gse1,olulld, Min
troste,1n1ielinen fui1l tlto utponllntps
oIifin.
Sunr,tstaa oe ioctn=hnllitl,fien
olan1sIoolo ia tl1nnu5t,,fielt o,1tarny=
1et tuolle balliiltfIe Ielle p1pot tlsiten.
fin Fofji oitpon err aIloo, Wield ei
ole olGnoslo 1nitoon. iofa mlittaiii
ettii llittoutl,neet ol1taIliipot tuollat.
iet tl,nr1,sttgfien tai eta Ie fa|ittdi-
iitpat hoi1betpifi1oliitlgflels onlanipan
rnit1ii1 ieIloisto, iofo o;feltttaiii
tiol(oisto tllnnusfusta. Eolnd Tit.
tolstl,neinen nlenettelr lnerf;tiee po'
renlll1i,lfin iitd, etti be peIelpat fi'
tel,Ia SSel1ojdn fpipn1pfIeen nahoas
toistailefii l1.pontonG+, etto sSe-
tldi1i ei poIoo peIastaa itlelleer III.
fnpllolelto, naan et1i Een tantpD itlt
pelastao it|eniG.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
&ieltplafi aat1su aupimaan tammif,
II pai,r1nG.

s)b0psmc!tolu hullituf'en fpti=
snoisten meroien peri,1,istoir1isto on
p1dttonbt, etta fauiolliier fieltoloin
supinlaau ast,,1ninen tapabtuu talu-
mif. II p:nii tlo t2.O1 oarr1nlIn ia
fifth oIfoen toi,uisto oItoo pa,,el1tac,
lnfia fagtdntoo11 io 1,au titlee OLE
.iurn,t .l,,,,flisuu".
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
Minnciotan Dliupiston prsIioentti
mmnttaa Michiganiin.

Marion 2eNop @urtor1, Minnelo-
tan pliopiston preiioentti, on eron-
nut toimegtoan uruuttoafieets lo,non.
Iaiieen toimee,r Wdcbiga,tin 9liopis.
tosYa hein1f. p:stG 1920.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
Slielepo @irnn ia f,plIhe,u,fien
1uGltlln.

sSoulufuu,t 81 b. ollefirloittiuat
@iron ia gse1,posto -@es,ijan eous-
ftoiat 7 paimd.t oIeletpon Snrtosid.
Nel1ipottelat pDIptpdst raubon oifaan.
ioomilesta iotfutDat.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
Gunri tuaItamerilaima alfaa 4eltta.
1naan 6(iAG.

$4,000 ton,,ir tdtttoinert brittiloi-
.ten @bitc @tor linion motfustaia.
lniipa. iofo toinsi iooon nifono iouf.
foien fulietufiesfd, altoo ntotfusto.
iie,t fuIftufien idIleen emf maol;s-
fi,ullo ia tuIee ie iilIoin fdpttdmodn
poItooineeno Dina ollen eufirudireu
f,,urista Observation-Disclosures iofn Of.
tao fdptd,,to0n olipn poIttodineeHa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
95nltipilincn iouHomurba Serbiasia,

Serbian holbooiaballttiiio Alegon-
Der ia 26 r11tltta be,1filod otpak> laa@
ueet l,,rmauio opnonlittiraidbopf.
iesid, il,noitetoa,t Belgrooista 9er-
ltintin ioupuneesin iahfoIanomaslo,
loto Il fuitenfnat ipield ole !pabtpls-
tettu.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
Nhslanuin labettilGs palaa tafaiiin.

I. Sir gbtruro grep, iofn on toirli.
mt gnglannin tpGliaifaiieno ldbet-
tilddnd Wasbinetonisia foInie f,lu.
fautto, OF nlatfistani.t tnfniiin foti.
,toobouIn tniime torstoitln. Marii,
nnista Gnelonnin l6bettil6gtd yb.
opsmoltoibi,t ei ole ,uield nin1itettp-
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06
aonsreetti-rnnmisarfat faatdntSSn.

0hoolesborougbi1t faupi,ufi Gng.
las,nisio il1u,r,ittelee fongreetista
iroln1istettuien ra,,misorff,,ien fdD-
tdr,t0on ottnntistc poifalliiilla bait
tausmailla fen tpuofii eta ne otpat
feipeGn,pid ia bal1Dernpic fl,i1 p,il,'
nrfut.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06

9ustoeee Dliopiston tilnstotietoien
n11foan lp1,ebattiin UbbbsspolIoisid
10. 1919 50 ben{iIoG eli Is enen-
n16n f,tin -. 1918.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06

saattaa iiaF &ssimaai
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-01-06

True translation filed with tie postmaster al
View York Mills. Mimi. as required by act OF
October 8. 1910.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-28
GOOD HEADWAY
ON RESERVOIR
Excavation is About One Hall
Completed as is Laying of
Water Mains to Reservoir

Good Roadway is being made by
the Snare q Triest Construction
Company on the 4O,000,0 900 gallon
reservoir which is being built on the
outskirts of the city. Up to date
about fifty per cent of the excava-
ton has been completed and APP
proximately one-half of the con-
Meeting pipe lines have been laid.
Cement to be used in the large
amount of concrete work necessary
at the reservoir. is being received
at large shipments andsstored in the
warehouses on the property adjoin-
ing the reservoir site in order that
when the time comes to use 1t.
work will not be hindered by lack
of material.
The forms into which the concrete
will be poured in making the sides
and columns of the reservoir are be-
ing built while the work of cav
ton goes on. Thus when the dig
ging Is completed everything will be
in readiness to make all possible
speed before the cold weather sets
in.
The cost of the reservoir will be
over one million dollars and the
contract calls for it's completion by
July 4 of next year. The work OF
excavation is one of the largest
items and the steam shovels now at
work are making good progress de-
spite the large amount of a re-
emily.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-28
DUNELLEN G. O. p. CLUB
HEARS HERBERT

BY Special Correspondent.
DUNELLEN, July 2S.-A meeting
of the Dunellen Republican Club was
held last night with about ITO men
present. John w. Herbert, candi-
date for congress from the third con-
gressional district, was the guest of
the club and prior to the meeting
dined with the city officials at the
new New Market Inn. He addressed
the meeting and stated that the rea-
son for the former highway commits
sion being ousted by Governor
Edwards was because the powers
that be" favored patented pavements
which the commissioners would not
consider. Others to address the
meeting last night were: Elmer g.
Wyckoff. of New Brunswick. candi-
date for sheriff: Arthur Hillpot of
Metuchen; Frederick Gebhardt. of
Highland Park; Patrick Moran. OF
South Amboy and J. Fred Orpen, of
New Brunswick. all candidates for
.freeholders; Rene T. F. VonMinden,
candidate for sheriff, and C. Ray
mond Lyons. present assemblyman.
Rev. G. X. Brown spoke on Ameri-
canism. Wilson Fredericks, assist
ant county treasurer presided e
the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-28
WANT germany Represcnted.

BERLIN, July 2S.-That Germany
should be represented in the propos-
ed conference between allied and
soviet representatives in London vas
the opinion expressed by Jr.
Walter Simon in the Reichstag to-
day.
Il am now curious to see, whether
in the negotiations soon 10 begin on
the eastern question between the
e~ntentes and soviet Russia, the en-
tentes will make the same mistake
as at Versailles. when it undertook
to solve the Eastern-European Iues-
ton, namely that of proceeding with
out Germany. If that should happen
the eastern peace will become a
house of cards, much more unstable
than the peace of Versailles ever can
become" he said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-28
Lodges

District Deputy Grand Chief
Patriarch Edward Ulrich and stan
came here from Elizabeth last night
and installed the newly elected and
appointed officers of Hornet Encamp-
ment, No. 60, Independent r OF
Odd Fellows, at g. big meeting In
odd Fellows hall. Grand Chief
Patriarch Dalrymple, OF Passaic, was
also present at this time and made
IN address following the placing OF
the officers in their respective chairs:
After the ceremonies refreshments OF
ice cream and cake were served.
Seven new applications were received
at the meeting and plans are being
made for attending the large class
initiation to be held In Newark in
October under the auspices of the
various lodges in the district. The
district al present consists of about
500 members. and it is the object of
the camps to secure a membership
of about 1000 by the time OF the
class initiation. Hans Hendrickson,
The retiring chief patriarch. has been
succeeded as head of the lodge by
Henry Otterson, a past grand CHIEF
of Bentley Lodge, No. $40, of Totem
vile. The other officers as in
stalled are: high priest, Hans
HenQIlCkSOus ScU1OI WdIQChs 0dlAACo
Hawkins; recording scribe, Frances
Filter: Junior warden, James Cope
land; guide. Lauritz Olsen: first
watch, George Wagner; second watch,
William Donnelly; third watch, j.
Bowers; fourth watch, W. Brown;
outer guard, ]. Samuelson; inside
guard, H. Therkelsen; first guard of
tent, j. Berlew; second guard OF
tent, William Scrimph.
-Middlesex Council No. So. Jr. o.
u. A.. NJ. meets tonight at Odd Fell
lows hall.
There will be a meeting of
Court Standard. No. II, Foresters of
America tonight.
The annual outing and shore
dinner Of Middlesex Council No.
LOO. Royal Arcanum. that is to be
held Saturday afternoon, August 81,
at Soldiers Beach, promises to
eclipse all former events of this kind
held by the council. There will be
games and running races commence
ing at 8 o'clock. A feature of the
outing will be the baseball game be-
tween the married and single men
of the council. Both have been out
on the diamond lately getting in
three-legged race. shoe race, 100
yard dash. running and broad jump
ing will be some Of the events to
be held. The dinner will be ready
az $3.50 o'clock and according to Ora
tor Frank Schmidt and his commit
ZEE in charge of the arrangements
for the affair. there is going to be
lots to eat and something doing all
the time.
Ten candidates. were obligated
by Halcyon Castle No. 81, knights
of the Golden Eagle, last night at
a meeting of the castle at Eagle
hall. High Priest Thomas Lucas
gave the obligation to the ten new
members. There were fifteen new
applications presented by National
Organizer Cox, who is here BOOM
ing the membership of the castle.
Noble Chief Rasmus Lund was in
the chair. Arrangements are being
perfected for the Plainfeld Castle
degree team to come here within a
short time to confer the degrees of
The order or a large class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-28
RED CROSS GIVES MOTHERS
AND CHILDREN FINE OUTING

Through the efforts of the local
Red Cross, about forty mothers and
children had a most enjoyable outing
at the Railway Water Works Grounds
yesterday. Buses and private cars
took care of the guests of the or
.ganization. A delicious luncheon
was served. and during the after
noon games and contests were en-
joyed by the children. Scoutmaster
Heinold and a group of Boy Scouts
assisted with the games. Miss Persis
Snodgrass, secretary of the Red
Cross, was in charge and assisting
her were Mrs. Arthur Stern. Mrs.
Adrian Lyon, Mrs. Charles Seguine,
Miss Alice Cladek, Mrs. liver Larson.
and Miss Armstrong.
The Red Cross hopes to have
several such outings during the hot
months. In many cases. this
ton, short as IL is will be the only
one the mothers have. and the only
opportunity for their children to
spend a day in the country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-28
RULE
Of DEMOCRATS
Republicans in N. Y. Conven-
ton Attack G. o. P, Smith,
Tammany, Wilson, Etc.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
July 2s:-Denouncing the Demo-
cratic administration of Governor
Alfred G.. Smith as characterized by
'quackery, opportunism and lack
of vision" Col. William Hayward,
permanent chairman OF the unofh-
cial state Republican convention,
today called upon party c~ollegians
to emulate the example of he ma
tional convention at Chicago and
adopt a platform and select leaders
that will insure a Republican VIC
tory at the polls next fall.
"sWearied," he said, "of a dicta-
torship which took advantage of a
national calamity to rivet its shac-
kles more firmly on the country the
voters of the nation are turning
their eyes on the Republican party
for leadership.
'sThe Democratic party is so d.
vided on national issues that 1t was
Governor Cox to resort to that
secret diplomacy Mr.. Wilson so
abhors, and to have Q closed door
conference, followed by cryptic
statements that they are in perfect
accord. This in lieu of the open
covenant openly arrived at which
MI. Wilson has so long prated
about"
He said that in New York state
disagreements had gone even further
until every Tammany official damns
every other Tammany official and is
damned by them in return.
I'VE propose to reject Tammany
entirely from city and county gov
eminent, and install dignity. eff
cheney and economy in its place.
Managers of the various candi-
dates for gubernatorial designations
and other state tickets spent the
early part of the day In conferences.
after a night given over by attempts
of opponents of Judge Nathan l.
Miller, of Syracuse, to block the in
tention of a group of party war
horses to force his designation as
candidate for governor.
All signs pointed to a deadlock
when the convention reached the or
der of business in which the designa-
tions would be taken up.
Enforcement of the National Re-
publican platform and backing CT
Harding and Coolidge. and declara-
ton for League of Nations with
changes to sustain sovereignty and
independence of the United States,
and power are contained in the plat
form submitted to the state conven-
ton today.
There is no prohibition platform,
as it is a national matter, 1t was
claimed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-28
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL
EXCURSION FRIDAY

All arrangements have been made
for the annual Union Sunday School
Excursion to Asbury Park and
Ocean Grove to be held Friday,
July 80. The Sunday Schools
joining in the excursion are the
Danish NJ. E., the First Presbyterian,
Grace English Lutheran, and Our
S~aviour's Danish Lutheran, and the
First Congregational Sunday School
of Woodbridge. Trains will leave the
Central r. r. station in Perth Am
boy at Q A. NJ. and returning, leave
Asbury Park at 600 p. NJ. ID. w.
Boehm is chairman of the committee
making arrangements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-28
Hear Charee of Assault.

Tony Leone and his wife, Rosie,
were summoned to appear in court
this morning to answer an assault
and battery charge preferred by Mrs.
Elizabeth Rose. After hearing both
sides of the case Recorder Pickers-
gill dismissed the complaint with a
warning to the Leone couple to leave
Mrs. Rose alone. Mrs. Rose lives up
stairs in the house at 500 Watson
avenue, while the other people live
complainant claims that Tony grab
bed her around the neck on different
occasions with intent to beat her up.
and his wife drew a gun on her and
also threw an electric bulb at her.
The cause of the quarrel between the
people is believed to be due to the
fact that of the parties have to
move out of the house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-28
Boy Scouts

Four BOY Scouts of Troop 236.
New York city. bearing a letter OF
greeting from Mayor John F. Hylan,
of the city of New York. to Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson in Washing
ton. began their second days hike
to the capital this morning, after
having spent the night at the Y. NJ.
C. A. in this city. The four boys
with Joseph Markofsky. sixteen
years old 1877 Division. street. as
leader: William Rock, sixteen years
old, of rs Jefferson street: Edward
Bader, fourteen years old. and VIII
liam Fishman, fourteen years old,
both of 81 Orchard street. left the
City Hall. New York city, shortly
after noon yesterday on the hike.
They were given the message by
Mayor Hylan after being photo
graphed they started down Broad
way to the Staten Island ferry.
They hiked cross Staten Island
and arrived in this city at s o'clock
last night. They expect to reach
Washington in about two weeks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-28
FORM REGIM ENTS
AT CAMP EDWARDS

CAMP EDWARDS, Sea Grit, N.
j., July 2S:-Stiff joints and sore
muscles resulting from the strenu-
GUS work did not deter the men of
the cavalry, infantry and artillery
units in camp here in the perform
ance of their work yesterday. They
were up and at it with a vim early
in the morning and throughout the
entire day they labored under a hot
sun in a series of individual and
squad drills, physical exercises.
e%quitation, gun instruction and rifle
practice.
That most of the officers of the
new Third regiment, which is in
process of formation and OF which
all of the infantry units now in
camp will be parts, are former serv-
ice men who saw active service in
the World War Is doubtlessly re-
sponsible for the rapid progress be-
ing made by new organizations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-28
OIL
NOW MADE
TASTELESS


The chemists OF Spencer Kellogg a
Sons. Inc. one Of the worlds largest man
ufacturers OF castor oil, have perfected a
remarkable process ny which all nauaeat-
ing taste Is removed from this good old
family remedy. Nothing is removed ex-
cept the nauseafing taste Strength and
purity remain the same-a loo per cent.
pure castor oil. You don't have TO shud-
der when you take Keliogg's Tssteless
Castor Oil. Doctors have always recOm-
mended castor oil. but everyone has
dreaded taking II. Mothers can now give
children castor oil without their even
knowing what they are taking. Grown-ups
will also APPRECIATE this new form OF the
good old remedy. Sold by all good drug
gists. II you want a castor oil absolutely
without rEuseating tasse, insist on genu-
inc laboratory hlled bottles. plainly label
led KeliogEs Tasteless Castor OIL. Three
sizes. 15c. 35c and e5c-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-28

Robert F. Schultz. nineteen years
old, died Monday at the United
States Naval Station, Hampton
Roads. Va, of pneumonia. Schultz
enlisted in the navy three months
ago from here. His body arrived
home today and arrangements for
the funeral were made. Services
will be held at 2 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon from the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schultz, 237 Grant street. Rev.
Robert Schlotter, OF Grace Luther
an church, will oficiate. Interment
Will be in Alpine cemetery. Besides
his parents he is survived by four
brothers and seven sisters.