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ASSERTS JENKINS
SOUGHT KIDNAPPING
Abductor Quoted as Saying
Consul Aimed to Prove Car
ranza's Weakness
U. S. GROWING IMPATIENT
Rr the Assncinfc,l Press

San Antonio, Tex, Dec, 10.-El
Dcmocrata, newspaper of Mexico
City, copy of which was received
here today. prints what purports to be
letter signed by Rebclde Cordova, the
man who captured w. O.. jenkins,
American consular agent at puebla. in
which he asserts that Jenkins desired
to be kidnapped.
The letter says that Jenkins wanted
to be kidnapped for the purpose Of
proving that President Carranza was
unable to afford personal protection to
foreigners.
The letter. which is displayed on the
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ransomed for $25. 600, Is engaged to be
married, it was announced here today.
Cudahy now is. vice president Of the
Cudahy Packing Co., of which his
father is president. He served in the
world war as n captain of coast artil-
lery. His fnancee is Miss Margaret
Garry. daughter of Edward +. Garry,
who was one of the principal aides to
Il. n Hurley, of the United States
shipping board, during the war.
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Harris to Meet p. r. r. officials

1dTTTb TO VTCtI r M M OTTTOTdTS
Trenton. Dec. 10.--County Engineer
IJar-ie will confer with officials of the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co. Thursday
in connection with the proposed re
building of the Southard street bridge.
At that time the railroad will announce
how much of the expense it will be will
ing to bear,
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END OF MONOPOLY,
liberals DEMAND
St. Louis Conference Declares
Dissolution of Trusts Only
Solution Of Present Crisis
MAY FORM A NEW PARTY
Ry the Associated Press

st. Louis, Mo-. Dec. 10.--Dissolution
of monopolies is the only solution of the
economic and industrial problems facing
the nation, according to the report of
the program committee submitted today
30 the National Conference of Liberals
IN session here.
The committee said it's report was
designed to eradicate poverty and
sqiiallidness
The two principal political parties are
arraigned, and while it was said the
conference was not called to form new
political party, the report declares that
the growing control of hasic resources
and Industries by the trusts has created
the conviction that no relief can be Sc
cured except by the formation of new
PARTY"
Assail Old Parties
There is widespread feeling the
report continues. that there is no real
difference between the old parties that
both are controlled by financial interests
which constitute an invisible government
unrepresentative of the people, and for
this reason an effective program in the
public interest will not be formulated
BY either of them at the coming ma
tional conventions.
The report especially assails the al
legged steel, beef. oil. milling and coal
trusts, and asserts that by monopoli2inc
patents and the railways these organi-
nations have precluded all others from
competing with them.
Under public ownership of railroads
this particular alleged monopoly would
be broken and freight cars would be dis
tributed equally among all industries
the report says, and to break up the al
legged patent monopoly ii was suggested
chat all patents be open to use by any
body by payment to the owner oil
royalty to be fixed by the government.
For Public Ownership
As an auxiliary means OF dtssolving
these alleged trusts the report suggests
public ownership of all public utilities
and food storchouses and demands that
s.no land, including natural resources
be held out of use for speculation or TO
aid monopoly.
A more equitable distribution "t
wealth among those who contribute 10
its production is demanded. but the re .
port urges that this be brought ahout
orderly and not by the destructive
process of revolution.
Those on the program committee IN p
cluded Amos Pinchot and Allen NC
Gurdy. of New York George l.. Kec :
ord. of Trenton, tax commissioner OF
New Jersey, and J. c. II. Hopkins, OF
Morristown. y. j., chairman of the
executive board of the committee Of
forty eight. the organization conducting
the conference.
The conference met as scheduled yes
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front page of FL Demccratn, in part
says: n uA.
of Consul jenkins because 1t was ms
own desire and he volunteered to come
with me. We would not accept tne
money which some one sent to us, Inns
will prove that 1t was not a case OIL
kidnapping and holding for reward on
"i protested all that the consul SAID
to me because IL was not legal. pc
lieve that II is my duty to make TINS
net clear, and / want 1t understood
that | don't want to surrender to Car
rama. because l am revolutionist by
conviction
Washington, Dec. 10.-(By A. P)-
Additional information regarding the
transfer of the case of American Con-
sular Agent jenkins from the Pueblo
State Circuit Court to the Federal Su-
nreme Court Is expected today by State
Department officials. A brief dispatch
Yesterday from the American embassy
Mt Mexico City said simply that the
transfer had been made on motion of
Jenkns's counsel.
Officials also are awaiting with grow
ing impatience the reply of President
Carrnnza to the latest American note,
in which the United States took the
position that only the Supreme Court
had Jurisdiction under the Mexican
constitution over foreign consular rep
resentatives in Mexico.
Meantime jenkins is at liberty on
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1000 pesos bond furnished by J. Salter
Hansen without the consular agents
knowledge, and is now In Mexico City
comforting with George Summerlin,
American charge d'affaires, regarding
his case. He still is under charges Of
giving false evidence to the Puebla
court In connection with his kidnap-
ping.
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terday, after a temporary restraining
order had been handed down In the
Circuit Court which would forbid the
management Of n local hotel from with
holding from the Liberals the use of its
dining hall.
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Holly oatherer h Injured

Orean City Dec. 10.--Falling from a
tree while gathering holly near
his home at Greenfield, Frank
Scheibcn, a farmer, 1t Is thought, broke
his back. Wher the man was examined
by physicians 1t was found that he was
paralyzed from the chest down. The
injured man was sent to the Samaritan
Hospital, Philadelphia.
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KIDNAPPED BOY WILL WED
z. A. Cudahy, Jr., Packers Son,
Was Abducted In 1900

Chicago, Dec. 10.-(By A. P.)-Ed-
ward A. Cudahy, Jr., who was kid
mapped from his home in Omaha nine
teen years ago by Pat Grove and
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Lake Placid Discusses Memorial

blanchard. Mr. and Mrs A. Il. Stone.
Mrs. Clark Miss Rose V. Thomas. Mr..
and Mrs. A. $. Gilbert. Mrs. \. T. Har-
r.son, Joseph and Cyril Harrison.
MIR. and Mrs. \. T.. Pressinger OF New
York, who recently arrived at White
face Inn. have leased for the season the
Childs camp near by.
Mrs. James Smith Sd OF New York
has leased Camp Moosewood at White
face Inn.
Camp luwood at the Inn has been
opened for the season by Mr. and Mrs.
William Hoffman and their sons George
and Peter Hoffman Of East Orange.
stephen Farrelly and family OF New
York, who are recent arrivals at White
face Iun, have opened Camp comfort.
Rear Admiral I. A. Gin, L. $. ",
and-hrs. GIN OF Philadelphia, who came
here from Gloucester, are at Wh.terace
Inn for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Kerr of New
York have been Joined at Whitefact
Ian by Mr.. and Mrs. William Kerr OF
New York.
Mrs. John +. Archhoil of New York
who is sojourung at the Inn, her brother
J. G. Barron. and Mrs. Barron, who
have a cottage at Lake Placid, devote
much time 10 golf
Among those from New York recently
arrived at Whiteface Inn are Mrs. Frank
Seeley. Henry Msrquand, William Il
Stewart. William \. Deford Mrs Charlie:
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AUBURN, N. Y.

AuBuRS. July I2.-New York city va
catiouists have played u prominent role
in the summer activities in the Finger
Lakes Region.
Judge Harry J.. Young and family Of
New York have arrived TO spend the
GUNNER At their cottage at Far.ey's, on
Cayuga Lake Mr.. and Mrs. George
IiosencIants and Raymond Calvin have
come to spend the entire summer and
Miss Florence Glynn IL guest at Il
house party ON Owasco Lake Other ar
rivals from New York include 4. Wilt
uey Darrow, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Bene-
dict. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Charters and
daughter Jean, Reginald DE Willoughby
and DIR. Samuel Johnson,
a water carnival Is 20 be staged
Wednesday on Canandaigua Lake. e.
A delegation was named this week TO
wait upon the State Conservation Com
mission with a petition that systematic
plan of stocking each OF the six Finger
Lakes with n1gerlinCs be mapped out at
once. In the past the flsh planting has
been done at infrcquent Intervals.
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Batchelder, the Misses Batchelder and
Miss NJ. Graham.
Among those from New York recently
arrived by automobile at the Grand
View Hotel Is NJ. b. Marshall, managing
director of the operating company.
Miss Margaret Cleary of New York is
among recent New York arrivals at the
Grand View. Others include Mrs. Mel
willie Chapman, Mr.. and MR.. George u.
Piper, G. A. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. -. VI.
Brady. Mrs D. ;. Abreu. Miss NJ. Abrau.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Atkins. Miss Isabel
Mcdonald. the Misses Wilson. c. G. pa-
Wis. Harry L. Hazard. Miss Caroline
Buser, Charles Sommer, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward McClintock. Mr.. and Mrs w. +.
Sommer.
Homer Baker the runner. who came
here for the celebration. is spending a
few weeks at Lake Placid Inn. Miss
Eihelda Bleitrey of New York. n swim
ming champion. who has been at the Inn,
has returned to the city. During the
celebration Miss Bleitrey swan 100
yards in Mirror Lake in :OS% and
also swan across Mirror Lake. a dis
lance Of one-half mile. The Misses
Helen Wainwright and Eileen Rigger of
New York. both holders OF records for
diving, arc at Lake Placid Inn.
Recent New York arrivals are: A
Northwoods Inn-Mr. and Mrs g. A.
Johnston. Mrs. \. &, Raymond, T. ~
Barten. Miss Edna Rlrten. J. J. Judge
Miss Florence Riley, the Misses Collie
son, Louis Won Ohlson.- Mr.. and Mrs
Van Denmark. II. l. Van Denmark. Miss
Van Denmark. At Lake Placid Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry g. Seiled. Mrs
Mitchell Kcnnerlv, Morley Kennerly. the
Misses Howard, George Holderness, Mr.
and Mrs. John :. Sutphen. W. j. Raj
ston. Horace Berner, l.. g. Holden, Lieut.
J.. &. Holden. Jr.. Mrs. William j
Leonard. Miss Gertrude Chrystal, 4. G
Enrich, Or. and Mrs l.. l.. Fisk Miss
Ruth Fisk. Frank H. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry +. Miller. Miss Peggy Miller, Mrs
Ma rion Miller EouneT, l'r. and Mrs. w
H. lIaskius Marshall Penul.tun. Mrs
Lawrence X. Hill. Mrs. W. l.. darkness
Miss darkness. Dana 7. Ackerly. George
H. Chamberlain. Jr. At Lake Placit
Inn-Mr and Mrs. =. +. Zoylner, g. \
Wetber. Louis II. Won Ohlseu. Miss Ids
Violin, Miss Annette Weinraut Mr. ant
Mrs. Paul l.. Welner, Norman Lowe
| Mr.. and Mrs Nat L. Hundeford. Mr.
and Mrs T. II Cngerer and Miss Abel,
Cngerer
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ELIzABETHTOWN, N. Y.

ELIzABETHTowN. y. Y. July a.
Amors sojourners here there is 4 grow
ing interest in tennis. and members Of
the committee in charge plan TO make
the August tennis tournament one Of
the largest events OF the kind ever held
In the AdirOndacks. Miss Eleanor Goss
whose parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright H.
Goss. have a cottage in the Balsams COL
ony. Is expected TO be among those TAX
ing part In the events for women.
Members of the Cobble nm Golf Club
are showing much activity and are plan
ming for tournament next month.
Judge Augustus y. Hand of New York.
president of the club. has Joined his
family at their cottage.
William j.. Hazen OF the wall Street
Journal has leased the Seckington cot
;sge and Is here with his family and a
party OF friends.
W. NJ. Kingsley OF New York has
leased his cottage In the Balsams colony
70 Mrs J. A. Adams OF New York.
Mr. and Mrs. David b. Wakeman of
New York. recent arrivals, are occupy
ing the Powlison cottage in the Balsams
group this season. Mrs. Wakeman Is n
sister OF Justice Charles y. Kelby of
Brooklyn. also a member OF the Balsams
colony. Miss Josephine Porter OF East
Rockaway has leased Harry MacDoug-
ais camp for the season.
Among those from Montreal who have
cottages here this season IL II. g. Isard.
head OF the Canadian Steamship Com
pany. who has the Noshell cottage, and
w. J. Carridue. who has leased tine cot
tage OF II. VI. Vaughn OF New York.
Miss a. III. coddinEton OF New York
has reserved the Martin cottage for the
sesson. Among mombers OF the cottage
colony expected later in the season are
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Poland SPRING, ME.

POLAND SPRING. Me, July IA II.
Fem lowered the Poland Spring golf
record this week 10y recording the profrs-
sional score OF Il. one stroke lower than
his mark OF last season. Fem wont out
in S2 and returned In 80.
Mrs. ROLAND O. Munroe and her
daughter. Miss Helen NJ, with Mile. II.
Julian % New York, are at the Poland
Spring House for an extended stay.
Mrs. W l.. Jacques Of New York, a we'll
known sojourner Of other summers. re-
turned to the Poland Spring House this
week for her annual visit.
Prof, T.. II. sheath OF Yale. with Mrs
Sheath and daughter and Dr. l.. Van
Slyck OF New York. We're at the Poland
Spring House for few days this week.
Prominent among returning visitors
at the Poland Spring House are Mr.. and
Mrs. Nash Lockwood al New York and
their family. Misses Emily and Frances
RockWood and John lockwood. Miss
GLADYS Ho,comh accompanies them this
year also
Miss Al. Margaret Gregg az New York
is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
David Gregg. at the Poland Spring
House.
col, Rogers l}irnie OF New York Joined
Mrs. Birnie at the Mar sion House this
week for an extended visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. FREDERICK CORTLAND
Pcnneld of New York are entertaining
"A number of guests at Hopeweil Halt
including A. Morris Baghy. New York
Miss Marjorie Bourne ~ New York.
the daughter Of the late Frvderirh q.
Bourne OF New York. has arrived al the
Thousand Islands, and is ut Dark Island.
with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Strasshurgcr.
Mr.. ard Mrs Edison Bradley of Wash
iugton. u. g., who are spending the sum
mcr at their Wellesley Island villa. en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Court
land penheld, 4. Morris Bagby and 9th
ers aboard their new yacht. Wahtonek,
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Whitman OF Nor
ristown. y. j., arrived last week and
have, opened their cottage. near Murray
Isle.
Francis NJ. Bacon, Jr., Francis NJ, ia
con, 3D. and Mrs. John West Hornor OF
New York are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. \. Graham Miles on Wellesley ISL
and.
4 dance was given at the Thousand
Island House on Saturday evening. Mrs.
Grace Johnston Ewart s the social host
esS for this hotel this summer. Mrs,
Ewdrt Is n bride; she married Lieut.
Ewart of the American Flying Forces.
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SARANAC LAKE.

SARANAc LAKE, n V. July l2.--For
the work of marking with buoys the en-
tire water route through the famous
Saranac chain Of lakes members of the
Saranac Lake Boat aud Waterways club
are receiving the congratulations and
thanks not only Of members of the sum
mer colony here but elsewhere in the
Adirondacks. Tire route, which Is the
best known In the mountains affording
access from the ncrti to the Fulton
Chain water route, lies through Lake
Flower, Oseetah Lake, the Lower Sara
nae Lake and Round Lake. or Middle
Sararac, 10 Bartlett's Carry. where the
canoes are "toted" across to the Upper
Saranac Rocks and stumps Of old trees
along the route between Saranac LAX"
village and Bartlctt's Carry have served
to make the trip dangerous. The huoys
now eliminate this danger.
Recent purcha Sc by the Lake Marian
Association OF Il tract Of about II 900
acres OF forest land part of the Low
estate. at Horse Shoe, adds another to
the private estates near ;Saranac Lake.
Tho preserve of the new club. viii n
adjoins those OF Harry Payne Whitney
G. NJ. Daniels and Mrs. 4. A. Fowler of
New York, includes number ~ noun
aims, great stretches of forest and nine
lakes, among them Lake Marian, for
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Alexander Bay Activities

ALEXANDRIA BAY. July i2.-One of the
pleasant events OF the week was the
card party given Wednesday evening by
the Ladies Welcome club. which as
sembled all of the villa contingent who
delight in bridge.
A Saturday evening dance was given
al the Thousand Islands Yacht Club and
there We're numerous gay dinner parties
given. preceding the dance. which * al
ways followed by supper at midnight
Among those entertaining at dinner
were Mr.. and Mrs Frederick CourtLnd
Pcnheld. AIR. and Mrs. Edison Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Graham Miles, Mr.. ana
Mrs. George G. Boldt., MIR. and Mrs. I. Ii.
Jenney. Mr. and Mrs j. Miles Gibbons.
Dr. and Mrs Charles \. Theisan. Mr..
and Mrs Alvan IL. Markle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l., Hayden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Il. Peacock, Ewing l.. Rat-
ferty, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McNally,
William G. FinleyN and Mr.. ard Mrs.
Chester Il. lloag.
MIR and Mrs Thomas IL. Wheeler en-
etret .ied twelve guests. Gen and Mrs.
I J. \. Johnston had a party of seven ana
Michael Foley entertained seven per
sons.
iolling at tho Tousand Islands Coun-
try club has been occupying the morn
! ings OF many OF the villa contingent.
, Among the daily golfers are the Hon.
! John Dalzell, Samuel Dalzell Miss Irene
Peacock. Mrs. Alexander II. Peacock
| Miss Marie Jenney, Mr.. and Mrs !. II.
Jenney. Commodore T. 4. Gillespie, Earl
r. Hayden, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Graham
Niles and Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Boldt.
I The new eighteen hole golf course Is
| ROW in use at the Country Club. The
! golf committee includes James II. Ham
! mond. chairman; Frank L. Brigham
/ George g. Boldt, Jr,. Mrs A. q. Miles
Lee NJ. Rumsey, Mrs. Peter J. YOUNG
[ Mrs. Alexander r, Peacock, Grant Allen
! Peacock and Fred Frazer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Wheeler OF
Wau-Winnet have as their guests their
| daughter, Mrs. Leta Nelson. and her
| two children. and their daughter and
son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Roy NJ. BishoI
OF San francisco, Hugh Dewart OF
| Montclair arrives to-day to spend tho
! remainder OF July with Mr.. and Mrs
! William 7. Dewart OF Bella Vista,
/ Gen. J. A. Johnston and Mrs Joh3
! ston of Washington have arrived and
! opened their cottage on the St Lawrence
With them are DIR. and Mrs. Blair Spen
Ger. Mrs. Spencer Is the daughter u
/ Gen. and Mrs Johnston.
John Dalzell and his son and daugh
ter-In-law, Mr.. and Mrs, samuel Dalzell
have arrived from Plttsburg and viii
spend the summer at their villa on III,
St Lawrence
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PORT KENT.

PoEr KENT, y. Y. July 12.-Golf
events on the links OF the Champlain
Country Club now enlist the attention OF
members of the summer colony AZ 1'rem-
bleau Hall. at the other resorts ana at
the cottages. j., L, Graham OF New
York, WHO has arrived for the season at
thr Hail. T. devoting much time 10 the
game, Ills mother, Mrs. ]. j, Graham,
accompanies him.
Others from New York WHO are at
Trcmbleau Kali tor the season include
Mr.. and Mrs ], 7. Parish, Miss X. Far
.sh aud j r, Parish, Jr. Other recent
New YORK. arrlvals include Mr.. and Mrs.
". Patjens. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. G!bbas,
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. 4. Mason. Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Waters, Mr.. and Mrs 4. z.
Lowey. Mr., and Mrs q. NJ. donaldson
Mr., and Mira, VI. $. Adler aad AR. and
Mrs. j a. Coon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g. Nanderhooght, now
at The Hague. Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William i. Mal-ney %.
New York, recent arrivals. have hotel
cottage Tor the season. They are ac-
coirpanied by their daughter. Mss Doro-
thy Maloney. Thomas HallOran Of
Bro klyn, a sojourner OF numerous sea.
sens a; tho Wiadsor has returned there
witt his family.
=. II. NushmOre OF sew York, one Of the
hest e the golfers annually soiouIn ming
here, has returned with his family to
the Wlndsor for the season. Others from
New York who arrived recently at the
Windsor include Mrs. J. &. Buckley
and son, G. r. Nandecar and family,
Mvs. g. Il Swartz. Miss Mary Jones
Mrs l.. Cans. Mrs. r. W. Kruger and
party. Mr.. and Mrs. q. Il. Jackson. Mrs
p. II. Howe. NJ. r. Helm. NJ. o. Cod. gan,
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MIR. and Mrs. Harry Collins. sidney \.
Harris Lansing IIoyt. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
:. Bradstrect, MIR. and Mrs. L. q. Buff
fuIG, Mr.. and Mrs Il. Ashforth. MIR. and
Mrs. r G. Booker Mr.. and Mrs g. \.
Pigelcw. Miss NJ. l.. B!gelow. Mrs. -
". Mcn,ane. MrT. Henry Z. Jones and
Mrs Cyrus {. CurraU.
Mrs. J. u. Livingston OF New York
has ioined Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Flam-
MGR OF New York al Deer's Head Inr
Robert : Jarrett and family and Chris
tan bjuru? are among those from New
York who have returned to Deer's Head
Inn.
ThoEe from New York among recent
arrivals at Deers Head Inn are Mr.. and
Mrs. II. \. Post. J. Z. Nicholson. Albert
w Beekman. Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Ray
nor, Mr.. and Mrs. II. s Nandemark and
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Partridge.
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Going 10 Egypt.

Mrs. Stuart Wilson of London. now
with Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Doaue.
has been notified that her husband
has been ordered to Egypt, SIZE will
Join Gen. Wilson there IN the autumn.
Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. dc Lauge Of Boston
are passing a fortnight in Stock Orii ~
at the Red Lion Inn
Mr. and Mrs. HIT Morris Of Viii
minGton, Del, Mr.. and Nv Il. p Me-
C.enahan and sherman SJearns OF
New York have been guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Philips Blagden,
Judge Charles +. Mayer. owner OF
Eden Hin estate. has crossed to Lon
don. He will return to his country
place in September.
MIR, and Mrs. Philip Stanley Parker
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-31
.eVoe Brands
as False Claims
Of Republicans

I noticed last night in the County
newspapers an advertisement paid TOR
by the Republican Party, and adVo-
eating the election of Republican cam
didates for Assembly. wherein a laugh
able attack was made upon we Demo-
cratic Assemblymen who represented
Middlesex County last Winter in the
Legislature.
Because of the fact that l was men
toned specifically reference being
made to the fact that | was honored by
being selected as chairman of the Dem
ocratic Committee on the organization
of the Assembly 1 gladly assume the
burden of the attack made by my Re
publican opponents. and also the re-
sponsibility for this reply.
In the Arst place, it was said that we
Democratic Assemblymen from Middle
sex County held up the Legislature for
a period of time for the purpose OF
distributing patronage. Such accusa-
tion is absolutely untrue. and we reel
sure that the citizens of MiddleseX
County have enough confidence IN us
to know that such an action would be
beneath oar principles. The blame Tor 9I.
the delay in organizing the Assembly
last Winter should be placed on the
Republicans, who. for several weeks
refused to draw lots for the speaker
shin, which was the only position in
controversy After causing several
weeks delay by reason of their refusal
TO accept the Democratic proposition
of drawing lots. the Republicans I'm
ally acquiesced, and the speakershir
was decided by that method.
We Democratic Assemblymen from
Middlesex County will ADMIT. however
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