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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-12
D|TMAS Theatre
DAYS PROGRAM
Usual Big Features viii Be
Shown at Popular Playhouse

To-day and tomorrow the Ditmas
will offer to their many patrons two
big feature attractions with two well
known stars, Metros newest screen
favorite, Bert Lytell will be seer in
a story of circus life, zone thing at
q time O'Day," and Monrae Sails
bury the Mansfield Of the screen will
be seen in his latest picture, "A Man
in the Moonlight" A story of the
Canadian North West.
Wednesday and Thursday, Norma
Talmadge will be shown in her latest
photoplay, The New Moon" also the
noted actor Frank keenan, in a splen-
did production, THE Midnight Stage"
On THE New Moon" Norma Tai
madge's latest Picture, in which she
is presented by Joseph NJ. Schenck,
Miss Talmadge is given an excellent
opportunity to display that remark
able versatility for which she is ia
NOUS.
She is first presented to us as a Rus
sian Princess in the exquisit gowns
and jewels of a person of such wealth
and position. Young, beautiful and
proud, she gives the character of
Princess Marie Pavlovna life and all
the small necessary touches that one
would never look for, but neverthe-
less miss if they were lacking.
Later, we see her in a role directly
opposite to that of the Princess. As
a peasant, in the rough, badly made
clothes of the Russion girls, h is
happy, carefree-no longer proud. but
meek as becomes n of such stand
ing. But her Unborn power to rule
comes to the fore, eve in this lowly
position.
THE New Moon can be seen on
Wednesday and Thursday at the Dit
mas Theatre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-12
Boys Nainsook Union
Suits Special at 43c
Real value SOC: made with ribbed elias.

Real value soc; made with ribbed elias
tic waist band in back and in every way
a GOOD GARMENT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-12
ATTRACTIONS in THEATRES
DAVE MAR|ON'S
SHOW COMING
VIII Be Feature at Re-Opening
of Majestic Saturday Night

Starting with the evening perform
ance the attraction at the
Majestic theatre for Saturday
night and matinee and night Monday,
will be a Marion's Own Company
with Mr.. Marion, himself, in the fea-
tured role.
Mr.. Marion has provided a produc-
ton this season which is said to Guido
any of his previous efforts. The scenery
is from the studios of p. Dodd Acker-
man and the costumes are said to be
original and daring in design.
The book and lyrics, with original
musical settings, are from the pen OF
Marion: As a producing manager,
Marion is in a class by himself, and
those witnessing his newest effort are
assured of an enjoyable entertainment.
Mr.. Marion has provided a cast of
unusual magnitude and excellence, in
Guiding among them Dave Marion, La
France e Kennedy, Babe La Tour, Sid
Gold, Eddie Gerard, Agnes Behler,
Inez De Verdier. Mack & Curly, Lydia
Bristow. Henry Plunkett and a beauty
chorus of twenty-four girls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

gsrbed In Dutch costume. even IA
the wooden shoes.
SOUTH McALESTER - Disaster
overlook the first northbouud
Worlds Fair Special on the Katy,
when il ran off the track yesterday
one mile south Of this city and was
completely wrecked.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21
Missed Their A. N. Toot.

HAVANA, Ill.--Closing down 4
large factory here and the subsequent
discon,inuance Of the morning whistle
calling the workmen to their labors
in,erfered so much in the daily
routine Of the villagers they petitioned
another concern to blow It's whistle At
the same time so that the citizens
could get up in time in the morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

Twenty Ysars Ago.

The city council last night ~.
ceived . petition from Doc and Bill
for permission to erect = corrugated
iron building.
Editor Lawton Of the Arapshos
Bee Is the only editor in the ter
ritory who took sides in his paper
on the prize fight. He was for Jef-
fries.
Reverend Harper resigned as pastor
Of the Congregational church yes
terday. He has accepted the position
Of superintendent Of Sunday school
work OF Oklahoma,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

There doesn't much doubt that Germany will sign the treaty
end the republican accept time But the difficulty
4 making Germany keep her promises still ahead the world
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21
Do1lfW!!!br.'r'Y \!
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The statesmen decided the daylight saving plan.
W. right enough for war, and SUCH now an ,:o n.,,
Big Bens won't ahead when sprinstim doth appear
The daylight saving ha. its point, for those who labor hard
Providing hours for policing the yard.
working in the garden and o manicure the lawn
Or playing golf tennis which develop beef and Drawn
1t also help, B. m to the baseball
And tell the Sn his & point vie" r.m sb AsSts aTsS., nam"
A chance most anything beyond their a'ered hides
long they'll make long to quit
And some will srumble and contend
Or hold ought ren,tate this daylight saving law
But thinking how hate leave the o'moor a. morn.
The new. about repeating it seem, far from q. TO iGTlorn
For though they'll labor later they won't have to start soon
changeable climate something of who finds the
vs an o , snd s ss that so
will blunt its point h0 w III. in @ % W arc seSeu Se dv, ru 's
les, appreciated If all were Of that precious variety
'"e'''
That school superintendent going fields search
of exercise and recreation should
There are q number large easy under
stand why the nut sundae is popular delcsey
New, from Hughes indicates they making still, small,
nshbors borrow them conveniently which taking
that many neshbo have Pap. the time is coming when III, beautiful
unless equpd with such device along with the folding bath tub
and colapible sleeping porch.
If boy has anything to do with ordering the rpas won't
under the head Of light refreshments
The hotel who convened here recently had
what hotel entitled and grouohy gadd
If that has any relation what they
DRY MOTHER GOOSE
Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the cupboard
To get her self a drink,
But when she there
The cupboard bare
And you know wha, she said think
Anyhow, il be reproduced N household guide
The paeift impoed you to your that
II probably Isn't twenty five dough
nut you feel like helping the Salvation
sometimes faith humanity, ing to
belief that his watch and his thermometer right about
While patience isn't exactly forte much Of trial
the investigating committee will find what knew before
began arduous labos.
Up Kansas the female public has
ruled that teachers smoke but predict
number will learn habit whether the
Considerable difficulty learning smoke too string
young enough isn't difficult find a
perpetual motion A woman's tongue
just naturally that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

The jaw OF the shark furnishes the
best watchmaker's oil. In each shark
Is found about half a pint.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

Governor Robertson mas decided order the national guard
until exhausted
msnain order And that wise decision Ordering guards
expensive the and military fpe regarded
- The last among Americans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21
LET'S SPEND SOME MONEY

EkREAT BRITAIN going than $n0o0p the air
next year.
France going spend slsO0OO0
going spend slsoooo
y according the of the appropriations bill which passed the
A5ss Monday
The great war scarcely reddened the the United
he very Their national skin, have been shredded they have
Sufficient vision where the protection Of the future e, The su
tiou is . travesty national foresight
hckheads will awaken the omnponee of the until
fleet Of drisb filled with oninfmmable drifts fleet
sfdsadnus bateshp' and sinks them like flock Of defen'e fishing
Y beats
The Of the heas off of the needed for
development the aerial few the
veers- vmy b,n brdsed the Atlantic: If that flight
Of undemed Of possibilities the air belong
pathological ward
When the armisee signed the United
rent which rapidly coming parity with the Of British
a French pride Our plans drawn for the force and
her six months would have there beyond dispute But instead
continuing establishment have juned the
important wing Of modern warfare fast possibly could
tAfcw the expensive mechanism overheard
We in position with air equipment mechanical
end production facilities that position which Britain
kas held and does hold the seaunquahied
The aipne and drsbe just the bulky baue,hp
s Of business offense is certain that December
Win be Christmas day.
Any big nation which deliberately dsarm itself pon. where
will be helpless molu,e is inviting trouble.
The league Of nations will bring about the millennium We
hever going be wholly unprepared againl
Mores the pity that have look
the ub for and plant the American height
n the industry which other nation hope climb
Senator Owens presidential boom is getting good
bis and the type Of who will
convention proceeds His whole record evidence that he has
excellent qualifications for the highest office and he has peculiar fitness
the economic and diplomatic problems which will confront the
w during the coming years.
Governor Robertson has decided order the national guard
disturbance until local authorities have exhausted effort
maintain order And that wise decision Ordering the guards
expensive the state and military fp always be regarded
the last among Americans
There doesn't much doubt that Germany will the
end the republican time But the difficulty
4 making Germany keep her promises still ahead of the world
Now the German food minister confidence the ability
aa feed herself despite blockade the allies
establish will recalled that Germany howed loudly food
oAN the armice signed
slight shortage Of harvest hands this country bu,
help will be found the wheat With that
"a $40 4 bushe. il won't be wasted.
N Germany cabinet forecast but will than
ns 10 change the terms Of the treaty.
4shynnINr RELIC -. -, Re- I... Y-.u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

VYYE made Q caldroa fun Of sosA
w and st the came before tkc
Huns; they raised loud. dis.
gustsA whoop, ana reached to- hidden
suna "Ach, dsnnsrwsttsrl' said thsas
chief. we DO not like this consomms,
II 10 not made Of wholesome bssi. bus
rather hints Of, Old Dog Tray. | fear
you've boiled 4 lot Of crows. or made
4 broth of our lost goat; Il 10 oitsnssvs
to the nose, and rnIsss blistsrs on the
throat" The sparlins soup ws have
snort and s3oPdq and sabrsa would %
barred. u Huns had weapons Of that
sort. The Germans have no gratitude,
they know not whom they're trsate1
wellj they ciamor now for oysters
stewed. or peradventure on the she'll
We who by Germans have been 0ored,
now LEAD than kindly 10 our coop. and
SCAT them at the Groanins board. aMd
they rear up and cuss the soup. No
tact or manners has the Teut no wta.
ming ways. 10 gain q friend: ne. 10 .
boor. crude galoot. who rube ~
wrong wsys 10, tSs end. DivsstSd q
his war lord dreams. he came, stu
naughty. 70 our town. pnd thcught he
ought 10 have Ice cream, With costly
drinks 10 wash II down. Ne stirred up
trouble In the pact. no spread the avief
on pretty thick; hnd while this weary
world shall last ] fear he'll play the
same old trick.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

A quaint and pretty entertainment
was given yesterday at the home OF
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Eastland when she
and her daughter. Mi" Mae Eastland,
entertained the members OF the New
Century and Ready to Help clubs.
The young misses who compose the
membership OF the Ready to Help
gave Dutch program and were
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21
Fifteen Years Ago.

REV YORK-William J. Bryan
was the principal speaker at the anti
Parker convention called by some OF
those &, no do not concur in the Park
er instructions given at the New York
state convention.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

Now the German food minister confidence the ability
Gat country feed herself despite blockade the allies
will be recalled Germany loudly
ahf the armistce signed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

When the inhabitants Of the lower
tep,hs Of the ocean possess any color
atsall that color is usually orange
u red. or reddish -orange.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

slight shortage OF harvest hands reported this country,
help enough will be found the wheat With that selling
"a $210 bushel il won't be wasted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

Germany get cabinet forecast but will
~ 10 change the Of the peace
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21

The young lady across the way says
peace has come and she supposes the
moratoriums are open again and she
believes she'll resume her swimming
lessons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-21


NEW YORK-rhe speedy solution
Of the murder Of Elsie Sieel. whose
boly was found In an old trunk. 10
looked for in the arrest OF Leon Ling
and Chung Sin at Schenectady and
Amsterdam, N. Y. today
With the Utmost secrecy, Louis
Mcclure and Miss Leila Workman
were quietly married a $50 o'clock
Saturday at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 0. p, Work.
man, by the Rev w. B. Urch.
Jos. Haskell. the l7-year -old son
of Governor and Mrs. {. N. Haskell.
has Joined the l0l Ranch Wild West
show and is now touring the eastern
states, receiving $40 q month and
board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
SAYS ATMOSPHERE'S HEAT
ENERGY WILL REPLACE FUEL
PhiindrlpI,inn Urges Sci~nti.ts to Seek
Method to Relieve Coni-Op-
pressed Humanity.
TBy Associated Press '

81. LOUIS. Dec. 31.-Hrut energy Of
the atmosphere Is sufficient to replace
fuel for all purposes. according to II
paper by III. IL: Plat. of Philadelphia X.
rdad at the convention today of the
American Association for the Advance
fncnt o: science. He urged the Scicn-
lists to use their energies TO bring
about means OF "ahstractiuE this fuel so
as to relieve coil-opprcsscd humanity"
Rotansts and mctcorologists dis
cuSScd ways and means OF furthcr!ng
production of foodstufIS and rcducipg
the living cost Speakers urged spc-
cialistS in plant diseases to rcdoublc
their efforts TO conserve vegetables and
to study soil and sccd Improvement.
Officers Of tn" American MctcorolO-
zeal Society told the delegates that one
Of the principal objects Of their or
ganization would he to develop the APP
plication OF rnctcoroloIy to agricui-
turc. with view TO speeding up pro-
duction.
The recent discovery in Utah of the
bones of dinosIur. a prehistoric ami
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

every one is realizing that the success
Of this notable formula is am cstah-
iished Tact in this city EVER day
testimonials are received, speaking Of
the wonderful benefit received from
the use OF Plant Juice. One OF the
most recent is that OF Mr.. Lyon l..
Ecddo"s. popu!ur machinisl in ih9
employ Of one OF The largest firms in
this city, residing at Seven Pines tStop
2G). 4 suburb OF Richmond. lie stated:
For 20 years ! have tccn troubled
With my liver and my blood was In q
very bad CONDITION: was generally
run down. could not digest my food
and was hardly able TO get around TO
10 my work. could not sleep at
night, and felt all tired out in the
morning. ! was in constant pain /
had tried many different medicines
but nothing gave me any relief until
started 10 take Plant Juice. ] can now
TO my work without suffering pain.
sleep well. and have a good appctiI.
for my meals. ! feel like living again
and am recommending Plant Juice TO
all OF my friends"
Plant Juice is Il vegetable prcpara-
ton extracted from the roots herbs
harks. berries and tibers Of numerous
medicinal plants. 1t is Natures own
remedy. and works wonders. 1t gives
almost immediate benefit and leads 70
permanent relief in practically all
cases where people suffer as above
outlined.
The Plant Juice man is At the Tragic
Drug Companys store in Richmond
where he is daily meeting the local
public and introducing and cxrlai lining
the merits OF this remedy.
Plant Juice is sold in PETERSBURG By
Morrison, the drug man. and in Chase
City by the Chase City Drug Com
pany.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
TO PURCHASE PARADE FIELD
COMMITTEE WILL MEET
IN RICHMOND JANUARY II
bristol Odd Fellows Elect Officers
otkcr News Notes From Points
In SirSInIR.


LEXINGTON, Dec. 30.-Gcneral L..
w. Nichols, superintendent of the Vir-
Einil Military Institute, stated toda y
that second site was being consid-
cred for purchase by the institute as
cavalry and artillery plain and tar
get range. IT is part OF th. White
estate. located about Il mile from Lea
lhEt0n, on the Staunton pike.
Thc board Of visitors OF the iusti-
tntc. at it's meeting in Hichmoud on
January II. Will decide which of the
proposed Sita TO Duy--uainc!y. the
one about half mile from the insti-
tntc. on North River. near Lcyburn's
MIL. or the Selected part of the White
estate. Each has advantages for the
Special purpose for which its pur-
chase is being considered. Those who
FAVOR the White estate land believe
That 1t Will afford Il target range ut
tutly 900 yards. In the section under
consideration is farm land Of perhaps
LOO acres, which it is proposed To have
put under cultiya ton. If that land Is
selected. to raise vegetables and other
Things for the use of the institute
mess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
BUFFALO POLICE ROUNDUP
LARGE NUMBER OF REDS
Among Prisoners Il Frnnl,lin T.. RrIiI
WIN Hnn- FOR Congress
-a-rq11in 1plS.,-x,>
lBv Asspciate.l Pr.siE.'

BUFFALO. M Y. Dec. 5n-proVi,tc
with roster % rho Communist party
A"re showing Il. insmDc rShip OF 700.
tnc police today began roundup OF
"t the members NOT ;ai.cU iu the raid
On the organizltion's headquarters last
night under direction OF the LusN
legislative committee.
The prisoners today inc,udcd Frank
in L. Brili. who ran Tor Congress ~.
l9is, and polled more tnan 90" votes
'hrce men who were candidates for
local offices last November. ana more
Than score OF others
The literature seized In the raids
is alleged TO show connection with the
|. ". w. .p,d tho Soviet ;ovcrnnent
ni Russia. y letter in the pc session
OF the I.uSk committee from Ludwig
:. a. N. Martens. scit-Stylcd a'ubas-
sador OF The Soviet government. is
said 70 compliment the local Com
mlnistS on thei. WORK. for "thc On $50 .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
MINIATURE .ALMANA(
REAR. ADMIRAL PIlLSBURI
Is DEAD IN WASHINGTON
mInnmdcd Dynamite Cruiser Vesuyi-
rrS in Spanish American War In
Santiago Operations.
tny As.ocia,ei r.cs~. !

W ASHINGToN. Dec. 3C-Rcar-Ad-
ped dead IL his home here today
AdnirIl pil!sJury was born in Mass
achuse;ts IN !siG. and received I,
academy in 1862. iIc was retired for
age. with twenty FIVE years sea SER
vice 10 his credit. in 1905. having at
tanned the rank OF rcaradmiraI thc
sam" year
AnonE his shore assignments. Ad-
MIRA! i'ii"hury served as chief OF lhe
hur""l .. Navigation, ana as :, mem
h"r OF N. genera. board.
lie also was attached 10 the hydro
=rapFic Office, and made extensive OBJ
scrNttions OF the Gulf stream with
instruments Of his own iavcntion as
1oInmanucr Of the coast survey steam
=! Blake
During tho Spanish War Adrnira
Ii!!Snpry commanded the dynamite
cruiser Nosuv!ous OF SANTIAGO. C,ubl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Cadets IioiJ su.,i,I uryi.u

LEXINGTON. Dec. 3o.-Thc cadets
held a special review ami dress parade.
yesterday In honor of Major T.. j. Vii
mans. OF the general stan, Washing
ton. VINO was visiting his son. Il first
c!assman at the Institute. Major Will
iiams. who. as colonel Of infantry.
served with distinction with the Amer
ican eNpcditionary forces in France,
was accompanied by MRS Williams.
they spent the holidays in Lexington.
General Nichols announced a NUM-
Der OF acceptanccs of appointments
OF new cadets TO the corps beginning
with the second term on January %.
The examinations Will begin next
Tuesday and Will continue three
weeks. The last social function be-
fore the examinations will be tn. New
Year dances to he held on Friday and
Saturday of this week. Many dinner
parties and Other social functions are
being arranged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
SPECULATE IN MARKS
httorney-Grnerni VIII Ascertain if
chicago brokers Actually Have
Coin Ia Deliver.
tDy h.ao.Iat,d p,.ssl

CHICAGO. Dec. 3o.-Assistan; At
toTncy-Gcnerai Raymond Fruit today
began an Investigation of Speculation
here in German marks Scores ~
brokerage houses which deal eXciu-
Sively IN the marks have sprung un
ing Pruitt.
The Investigation is TO determine
whether the brokers actually nave the
lnafkS. or whether The transactions
are bucket shoppings. Dealings in the
marks here total hundreds OF thou
SamdS o. dollars, il is said
me mark now sells ~ little over
: cents, although worth about a GUAR.
ter AT par. Spectators are said to
be huEing IN expectation thar the Ger
man COINS VIII 30 up as soon as the
peace treaty is ratified, with a consc-
uucnt harvest for them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Kansas Club Women
Blame Men for III. CT.
ny UnIver.aI Scrv,ce.l

TOPEKA. KAN. Dec. 3O.-WOmrn
nre not more responsible for high
prices through wild extravaganza
thnn arc men. according to club wO-
men of Topeka who met today with
W. IL. kemper, fair price commits
siOner. nnd expressed Outspokcn re-
Scntment mt the charge that their
sex was 10 blnme.
thluEs Of Us. stop buying $50 suits
md SD silk shirts and 35-ccnt
sfEurs.~ said one woman indignant
~. "Nhen they cut out their owl,
foolisl, spending IL will he time for
them to talk of NUmen's cxtraVn-
isnnce."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
military SchooI. 4, Meet.

LEXINGTON. Dec. 36.-Th. mex,
meeting Of the Association OF Military
Schools and Colleges will be held in
Washington early in February Gen
eral Nichols. who is - -rpcmbrr OF the
executive committee Of this associa
ton. will attend. ~ tho same time
he viii confer with officials n tho War
Department relative to ,fc progress q.
tho work OF the four units or tho ~
serve officers training corps. cs.ab-
lished at tho institute. las, fail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

.FBRISTOL, Dee. 30.-At III. annual
nociinG of the Washington County
odd Fellows held here, the following:
officers were elected TO serve during
1920: Y. II. Crabtrcc. of Abingdon,
president; y. NJ. Anderson. OF ADine
don, vice president. and T.. W. Potts.
of Abingdon. secretary ana treasurer
The principal speaker a. the nectinl:
was the Rev. $. q. V:turht. financial
agent for Emory University at Atlanta,
Ga. Other Speakers ut the meeting
were e. w. Potts, OF Abingdon. and
the Rev. Charles u. Livcsay. Of Bristol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

spread So rapidly that hremen we,e
forced TO abandon nearly 900 feer'6-
nose Captain j u. Ross was burhea
ah"w, face and - under physlcla,,is
care Several Othc- nrcrlon also suf-
:crsd slight burns. ~
Tak!ng advantage OF tn. Sltua ttno
ShIcNcs robbed offices in tho CitlzcnS'
National Iank While tho ire MAS In
progress. SECURING several nurses Tia
me maui. Extra police protection was
provided Tor the business section to-
night because OF tho cutting on OF The
lights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
JOHNSON FILES PAPERS
Notifies Somth Dakota Electorate lie T.,
Candidate for Republican
Nomination..
IBy Associated Press. }

PIERRE. s D., Dec 3o.-Uni,cd
States Senator Hiram Johnson. Of cali
fornia. today filed with the Secretary
of state an announcement OF his can
uidacy for the Republican presidential
nomination.
He viii he an independent candidate
for endorsement, at the South Dakota
primary in March.