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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-01

warning was sounded against listen
Ing to candidates who never accom-
plish anything, but are always sound
ing their own praises. James r.
Nugefit presided at the meeting,
which a number OF Socialists en-
deavored to interrupt during an ad-
dress by Representative Goldfogel. of
New York.
Representative GoidfoseI Speaks.
The interruption was prompted
when Mr. Goldfogel said. after prais-
ing President Wilson: This govern
ment needs no changes. We want no
anarchists, Socialists or /, W. w"
He also said as follows, in part
II came not to interfere in your local
battle, but through good friends. ]
understood that there was condition
In this particular section that effects
the people of my faith, / was sur
prised when heard that over here
as we'll as in the section from which
come there Is Socialist uprising.
May | today utter word ] think
of great moment not only during a
campaign, but any time. asked last
night. What do these Socialist people
desireT
I'VE live under a constitution which
BAtcS OfEfJ ittdtlt bnS Il6Hl W WOISillp
God according to the dictates of his
own conscience; gives him the right
to all freedom"
A tribute was then paid by the
speaker to Judge Samuel Kalisch, of
this State, and he added that in New
York the opinions of Judge Kalisch
were held very highly.
In concluding the former Congress-
man predicted that the Democratic
party was due for a great victory in
his home city and said that If the
people OF Essex County would act
they would not heed the Republicans
and reformers but vote the Demo-
cratic ticket in It's entirety.
David Wigder, who withdrew from
the aldermanic race in favor of Can
didate Rosen, was the first speaker.
He made plea for the entire ticket
and referred to the fact that Mr..
Rosen was a working union
cigar maker.
John F. Otterbein, candidate for
county register. followed. He thanked
the other candidates on the ticket for
having made his fight during the last
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-01
DRANDE|S TALKS
HERE IN BEHALF
OF ZION EFFORT
Explains Movement to Large
Audlence-Discusses Jewish
Renaissance.

Louis Dembitz Brandeis, the dis
tinguished Boston lawyer and govern
ment investigation representative, ad-
dressed two meetings here yesterday.
Both addresses were delivered before
Jewish audiences and in the interest
of Jewish efforts. He is chairman OF
the provisional committee of the Fed
!. CREATION OF American Zionists.
The first address by Mr.. Brandeis
was at a mass meeting in the Court
Theater in the afternoon, and was at
tended by an audience that filed the
theater TO capacity. In the evening
Mr.. Brandeis spoke before the Jewish
Mems Club in the assembly hall OF tho
Oheb shalom Synagogue, in High
street At both meetings Mr.. Brandeis
dwelt upon the suffering and needs of
the Jews in Palestine.
Before the Jewish Mems Club Mr.
Brandeis took as his subject "The
Renaissance of the Jewish People" In
his talk he said:
We've been doing very little in this
country Ia the great emergency that
confronts the Jewish people and
which Is comparable in history only
TO the expulsion of the Jews from
Spain. This crisis is far greater in
magnitude than that.
Built OF Colonies.
"The Jews who went to Palestine
have built up the forty odd agricul-
turai colonies that were established
as pioneers and like the pilgrim faith
ers who came to this country they
we're exposed to dangers, but sue
cessfully met the terrible difficulties
of the situation. What the Jews did
in other days outside of Palestine,
however important it may be, did not
count or effectually influence the his
tory Of the Jewish people. That which
Was done in Palestine was done for
the entire people and was done In the
spirit OF devotion to the people and
not done for mere personal advan-
tage."
Mr.. Brandeis, in speaking of the un-
selhshness OF the Jew, told of case
where President Wilson had sent a
representative abroad to the belliger-
ent countries. He said that when this
representative saw Ambassador Page
in London the ambassador told him
that he must bear in mind that when
he met the people of the bellIgerent
countries he was mingling with per-
sons who were not selfish and whose
one thought was to aid his country
men. He said that the people were
uninhueuced by great wave of popu-
lar devotion to whatever cause, but
believes that their fight was for their
country and for the right-their acts
were not selfish desire for mere
gain.
Mr.. Brandeis then warned that
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-01
speoiaI SERVICES in Orange

There will be special All Saints
Day Service tonight at 8 o'clock in
the chapel of All Saints Church. For
est street, with an address by the
rector. Rev. Clarence M. Durham,
The Altar Guild will meet before the
service, at 7:45, and the Acoiytes
Guild Immediately afterward. The
Woman's Auxiliary tomorrow at $3.50
will listen to an address by Miss M
A. Hays, of Madison, a directress Of
the Woman's Auxiliary Of the New
ark diocese. The Mems Club will meet
tomorrow night and on Thursday
evening the newly organized Boy
Scouts will meet in the parish house,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-01
Sunday School Association
to Convene in Livingston

The Orange Mountain Sunday
School Association will meet in the
Livingston Baptist Church tonight
An address on Some Practical
Phases of Sunday School Work. will
be given by Edward w. Cooper. of
South Orange. The association BAN
ner will be awarded to the Sunday
school having the highest attendance
during the past three months.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-01
Too Late for Classification

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urday. brooch with amethyst stone:
valued ~ keepsakei reward, Please return
70 6orgs, ~ Oliver u.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
TENNIS CLUB To
Be RE0RCAN|zED;
WILL START EARLY.
Officers Of Last Years Asso-
citation Call Meeting for
Friday Night; Plan to Main
tain -four Courts.

Active steps nave been taken BY
The officers IF the Albuquerque Ten
MS association 10 reorganize. a ten-
nls season ionaer than iast season Is
h contemplation. II a planned 70
take advantage Of al the good spring
weather. and the aate March - set
for The opening Of the cOurta.
2. +. Piiehiynn and J. .. Seth. the
secretary and treasurer. respectively,
81 The association, are anxious 10 re-
ceiNe the names 81 past mcmh hers and
also ~ any persons who are Interest
"a IN the game. ~ those interested wilt
write. or see personally, these men,
cards VIII be- sent them outlining the
plans ~ the club for the coming
season.
preliminary canvass 81 tennis
players has shown that ailafge enroll
ment So the new club y assured. Last
year but tW0 ~ the five courts owned
by the club we're utilized With an.
enrolment ~ sixB-fige member. il
viii be possible 90 Keep ali four louris
IL playing condition.
There haa been "a feeling IN the past
thnt membership Va the association
was restricted. This idea j. entirely
according 10 Officers. The
association " anxious 10 receive fHl
members all those vino know the game
81 care 20 learn II.
4 meeting 20 perfect organization
e % BE- held ~ 7ss0 o'clock Friday
d GIT ~ the Commercial club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
BREAD FAMINE
NOT POSSIBLE IN
UNITED STATES
Increase in Prices Of Wheat
and Flour Offset by Decline
in That Of Potatoes Says
Expert.


New York. Feb. 2g.--Thr recent
increase IN the cost Of wheat bread
and -four Will not cause suneTing
among the poor. in the opinion Of c.
III. Candy. president Of the Chicago
Board Of Trade. who testified today
at the Investigation Of the New York
attorney general into the causes u
this Increase The rise i'm the price 81
wheat. he said, viii BE- balanced By
a decrease in the price OF potatoes.
and other edihles. The witness also
expressed the belief that despite the
heavy expectation Of wheat. there
will be q surplus at the end 81 the
crop year. June &c.
The poor will not stop eating
bread because il is raised in price
one cent a loaf" Mr.. Candy asserted,
rbut they will not eat 50 much Of H.
They will ec0n0mize
Asked II he did not believe the in
crease in the price Of bread would
tend 10 ca,ise more unrest and dis
tress Ia the nation. the witness re-
piled.
In country like the United
States where millions are spent for
chewing gum and 5-ccnt cigars.
fail 20 see how u can be disturbed
by q penny rise IN the price Of food
stuns'
The witness characterized as
"moonshlne and pure bunk tue
impression tina. an Individual Of any
group controls the wheat market OF
any other commodity market sneh
a thing was possible. he said, but u
seemed inconceiyabie to MN that
such a situation should ever arise.
d. 4
TALLY competitive and he knew OF no
combination TO control the price
Elimination Of speculation In com
modify markets would not benefit the
producer and the consumer. ne main
tanned.
Not only will the producer be in
inred but the conaimer also II by any
fiat Of government. speculation Is
killed" he asserted THE first result
Of such a course would be the estab-
lishment Of 4 monopoly. \ monopoly
cannot permit speculation IiAfA
the price You remember what nap
pened in the orga nization Of that great
trust. the name Of which / shall not
mention. After It's Organization, the
exchanges AT Pittsburgh. Oh CITY ana
New York were wiped out the monop-
oily had complete sway over we
prices
Questioned regarding speculation ~
the Chicago wheat pit. Mr.. Candy de-
MED Il emphatically Although the
board Lad experienced the largest vol
ume Of trade In its history. since the
war affected the price and the eA-
portation Of wheat he did not know
II one Of the i.62f members Of the
board who had speculated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
BANKRUPTCY AVERTED
BY IMPROVING ROADS

10Y MORNING JOURNAL tFfGftt tNAfkn NiHfi
Chicago. Feb. 80 -seventy~five per
cent of the western railroad COM
panies would be bankrupt today had
II not been for increased economics
and hettefmonts a. W Trenholm,
general manager Of the Chicago. 81
Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha rail-
road. told the board of arbitration in
the western railroad wage ease today
The statement was made undlcr
REORGANIZATION by Warren S.
stone, representing the cnginemcn
seeking increased wages
You do not share onr theory Of
productive efficiency that the men
deserve share Of the earnings
brought about hy the bigger engines
hauling heavier trainsg smiled Mr.
stone.
"Not worth discussing certainly
not grnned the witness whose pre-
vious testimony had made the point
quite plain, Mad IL not been FOR the
reduction OF curves, the reduction Of
grades he enlarging Of cars and the
increase uf power seventyvfiVc Per
cent Of the railroads ia the west
would be bankrupt today"
The witness stated that IN the old
days an engineer WINS assigned Go "A
particular engine ana took particular
pride IN ~. Il Was Il pet Now they
seldom take eut the same engine two
days IN succession. They lose inter-
est IN it's up-keep aud the work fails
to roundh0use men,
Nowadays a fireman wants some
one around TO wipe off the windows
for him so he can see out OF the cab, p
observed Mi Trenholm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
JOHNSON GIVES up PLAN
10 PROCEED 10 TAMpICO

Havana. Feb 28. Indications
point O. the probability that Jack
Johnson, the heayyWcieht pueilst.
viii abandon fnf the present his in
teniipn e. proceed 30 Tampieo IN or
der a reach Juarez fnr the proposed
haht with Jess Willard originally arr
ranged % take place nn March 3 No
repH cnmo to-day 90 lahntons cable
message Ia General YtnuNiano ear
sAnsa requesting permission Tor him
go pass through the panstitntionaiist
lines. but Johnson believes the diff
cultics ~ transportation 10 Juarez
from THfnnlce would be nsuperabie
The steamer MORO Castle. on
which johnson Intended ~ proceed
90 Vera cruz Yesterday hut which
postponed a. sailing on account az
the situation az proereso. expects TO
sail tomorrow, the Mexican consul
having received authorization from
Caranfa % clear the ship for both
Pt0Eresu and Vera cruz Ii IL rumar-
go hero Mat carranza win have "a
aunbeat ~ Prosreso 60 prevent the
landing ~ any of the Murru Castles
cargo There con any attempt tO seize
the large consignment of ammunition
on board the steamer CONSIGNED to
era cruz
The boxing promoters here. OF
whom there are three rival romhina-
lions are now cugaged in efforts To
induce johnson O. arrange cham-
pienship haht with Willard IN Iia-
Nann at some time IN the near future.
probably The first week Ia March
Johnson e % understood, offers no
objection 90 o FIGHT here. declaring
that he has made al Efforts Go carry
out his enlightenment 70 meet willard
IN Juarez
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
DISTRICT COURT NOT
SUSTAINED ON APPEAL
~ aosnae ,oUaa.. srsel.l lt.sso n1s.l

san Francisco. Feb. 23.-United
States District Judge W. H. Sawtelle.
Of Arizona, erred IN directing a Jury
to return verdict in favor Of the
government In o recent action against
the Southern Pacific company for al
legged violation Of the hours Of ser
vice" act, according 20 decision
handed down here today by The
United States circuit court OF appeals
which ordered a new trial
Morrow said.
IL was not for the court to find
the facts when a jury had been i'm
paneled fer that purpose"
The company was accused Of hav-
ing had a train crew on duty longer
than sixteen hours on December "a,
1912. an run between Lordsburg.
y. ~. and Benson, Arlz.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
MANzANILL0 ABOUT TO
FALL. REPORT; CHAMP
MAY ENTER THE PORT

~ "HNHtHA tSes"hA NFtftfi WfsNl
10 PasO. Tex. Feb. g1--Jess VIII
lard and his manager. Tom Jones. had
a Disagreement today ln the lobby OF
a motel here. AZ a result Willard de-
elared he would not continue his
mining until Jack johnson APP
peared az Juarez for the boxing bout
which has been postponed indefinitely
from March 8
According 20 spectators of The az
fair. Jones had told Willard that the
fight had not been postponed. The
big white hope has been training
daily az q ranch near III Paso before
large crowds of spectators. lie stated
that he would discontinue training ii
fear ~ OVERRIDING II. such long Time
before the battle occurred.
jack curley, 4 promoter OF the
fight. had announced that the battle
would not take place for AZ least a
week after johnson arrived ~ Juarez.
The whereabouts Of Jack john
son was not divnlged today By the
promoters 81 the Johnson willard
fight at Juarez. which has been post
pnned from March 70 some indefi~
mite dale. II Was ntimated that after
5ohuson'a disappearance az Havana
yesterday he had sailed for some
Mexican port. II has been suggested
that Johnson may attempt 10 enter
Mexico through Manznnllo, west
coast port which II reported to be
lhous to fail IN Villas hands This
fould give him a clear railroad pas
}tge 20 Iuarez without passing
Through the lines ~ the troops OF Car
lama, VINO il reported as having or
derea his officials 60 prevent the
American negro'a entrance on the
Ffbunds that he Is fugitive from
Justice Va the United states
This nlnn would necessliatc John.
sons crossing the continent through
Guatemala, altogether trip Of fort
night villa il nor expected 10 eap-
lure any east coast port fof several
weeks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
PURCHASED CAR LOADS
OF SAXON MACHINES

jarob iNufber, who attended the
Kansas City automobile show and
then visited the Saxon Motor company
factory at Detroit. Mich. returned To
the city yesterday While at Detroit
Mr. Korber purchased carload uf
saxon "Roadsters, which viii arrive
next week, and also carload of Sax
on Sin" Il new model just made
and put on the market by the saxon
company The latter purchase Will
not arrive until April II Is UNDER
stood that the "korber Garage" COM
pany has secured the local agency
here for the Saxon cars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
7 ' !: !'' SPORT.
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
WILL BE MADE AT
THE COUNTRY CLUB

The Country club directors have de-
cided upon maintaining a commits
sary and hiring stewards Commit
tees were authorized 10 buy furnish
lngs for the club. including the sub
hitting Of q proposition for the puf-
chase ~ a piano. The Improvement
81 grounds around The building WAS
directed. The committee was direct
"a 80 place benches and boxes on the
course and 10 give an estimate ~ the
cost ~ q tennis court
Mrs. Marian ". Lister. DR. Morgar-
81 Cartwright and Miss Elizabeth
Minah9n we're elected 70 membership
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
KAISER CERTAIN
GE RMAN CULTURE
WILL WIN WAR


Amsterdam fvia London. Feb. %.
1852 p. MA Berlin dispatch says
the Prusslan diet has received this
message from Emperor william
My warmest thanks for the kind
congratulations Of the diet on the
splendid successes which the wonder
full bravery and perseverance Of our
heroic sons, together with the pril-
liant strategy Of their leaders. have
gained for the fatherland.
"A people OF poets ana thinkers has
been transformed into a united people
In arms and we can rely on the
strength Of its determination 10 tri-
umph over an the enemies of Ger
man 'kultur' and civilization. God
viii be with us and our Just cause"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
A PERSONAL STATEMENT.

There are so-called honey and tar
preparations that cost the dealer half
as much but sell at the same price as
the original and genuine F'oley's
Honey and Tar Compound. We never
offer these limitations and substitutes.
We know you will buy Foley's when
ever you need a cough syrup IL you
once use It. People come long dis
tances fer the true FOLEY s--over
thirty Years the leading remedy for
coughs colds. Group, whoopng cough.
bronchial and lagrippe coughs. For
sale by Butts. Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
ENGLAND CLOSES
WATER AREAS To
SHIP CONNIE RICE

London. Feb 20 Go p. m.)--The
british admiralty announces that the
lrish channel and the North channel
waters lying between England and
Scotland and ireland have been re-
stflcted for navigation from today.
The southern entrance 10 the irish
channel known as 81 Georges cham
mel. Is between Carnsore Point on the
irish coast and st. Daxid's Head On
the opposite coast of Wales Certain
areas Of this channel have been closed
10 mercantile navigation by the adj
miraltys orders which also require
that nli traffic wishing to proceed
through the North channel must pass
to the southwark of Rathlin island be-
tween sunrise and sunset No snip
win be alleged within four miles Of
Rathlin island between sunset and
sunrise
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24

Lincoln. Neb., Feb 2S.-The Ne
braska railway commission in state
mont made public here today, de-
ciares an organized attempt is be-
ing made TO enlist the commercial
clubs of the state in n movement TO
work for increased railroad rates
and that this move is being encourage
ed by William Hirth, president Of the
Federated Commercial clubs OF Mis-
souri,. who is nnw In Nebraska on a
speaking trip. Attention Isl called in
the statement 10 the western advance
rate hearing which is 10 omen in Chi
cago March 4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
PHARMACY BOARD GRANTS
CERTIFICATES TO FOUR

Santa Re Feb. 23.--The state board
of pharmacy adjourned this afternoon
after granting certificates TO Paul
Butt Of Albuquerque, ; b. Garcia Of
Albuquerque. ira NORMAN OF Ration
and Mrs r. r. Broecklein Of Mortar
~ all the candidates having passed a
creditable examination
4 message Of coincidence, express
ing hope for speedy recovery. was
sent 10 y. @ Murphy of Las Vegas,
president of the board. who has been
10 fer the last three weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
To TRY HARD To
PUT BANK BILL
THROUGH TODAY
Measure Advocated by Finan-
ciers Of State win Have Its
Day in Court Provides
Complete Code,

Santa Pc. Feb. 2s-Tomorrow an
effort VIII be- made 10 pass the bank
ing bill advocated by the New Mexico
Bankers association through both
houses. The BIN provides FOR the APP
pointment Of bank examiner by the
governor. to receive $4,000 year
and 10 serve until 1917, after which
the governor IL % make the appoint
ment ~ and with the consent Of the
senate efery'twa years
Under this bin no bank hereafter
organized shall do business unless IL
shall have q bona fide minimum paid
up cash capital Of az least $4,000
Al banks heretofore organized hav-
ing capital stock ~ less than s25.-
GOO shall on or before the first day
~ January. 1915, increase their capi-
tai to that sum. Al banks heretofore
Organized. the capital stock Of which
has not been fully paid 10 actual cash
shall within six months pay in the
same IN actual cash. An persons, CO.
partnerships and corporations en-
gagged iu business, portion only Of
which u banking, shall set apart and
keep separate "a least $4,000 10 con-
duet the Ranking part Of their busi-
tsfata s4a a.rsfrt f.FaaaFtf..H
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
RegnIatIons stricnr Oh.er,ed.

Paris, FEB. % 4.35 p. m "A
Havas dispatch from Toulon says the
commissioners sent out BY the
American embassy in Paris to inquire
into conditions at French concsntra-
ton camps have concluded their in
vestigations in the department OF
Basse Alps and Var, and report hav-
ing found International regulations
strictly observed. Today they left
here for Corsica 10 continue their in
speclion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
NEVADA TO BECOME
DIVORCE MECCA AGAIN
I.r ne.-,as .sY...a .-.s... .....s ~,..l

Carson CITY, New, Feb. 23-Gover-
nor Boyle signed the six months resi-
dence divorce bill late today. The bill
restores the law relating TO divorce
as Il was two years ago.
The governor said he was con-
strained to accept the measure as
the will Of the people and that he
believed the legislature would now
enact law which would permit an
early submission to referendum
vote. laws passed by the legislature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24

WaahlngtOn, FED. 23.--Aitornfy
General Gfegory's Investigation Of
whether unlawful combinations have
caused the recent rise ~ breadstuffs
prices. has 50 far uncovered no EVIL
dcncc. President Wilson told inquir-
ers today, upon which criminal prose-
nuilona could be founded
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24

Washington. Feb IS. Secretar,
Bryan appeared at the cabinet meet
ing today wearing on his coat lapel
an enamel white dove Of peace with
an olive branch in its mouth. The
secretary said II was a gift OF friend
and pointed to Il when questioned
concerning possible complications
for the United states In the foreign
situation.