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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05

4 o6A Ia AAAOAA A&Ao OA ~ SAA0A
of giving a bogus check to Frank
Bulinsky.
G. Hauser arrested by Detective
Sergeant Long on a d~isorderly con-
duct charge preferred by Harry
Feinberg, was fined $40 this morn
ing.
Patrolman Monroe arrested Joe
Sturka, of Penn street, on a drunk
and disorderly charge last night. The
man broke a pane of glass in a house
at the corner of Oak and Fayette
streets. He was fined SIS and order
ed to pay for any damage by Record
er Pickersgill this morning.
Louis Eager, of Elizabeth, arrested
by Patronman Peterson last night on
a disorderly conduct charge prefer
red by Julia Scunce, was fined $50
this morning.
Patrolman William Seiboth re-
ported finding the door leading to
the Majestic theatre open at $40
this morning. The officer investi-
gated, found everything as 1t should
be, and locked the door.
Ace Holmes, of Keyport, arrested
on a drunk and d~isorderly charge
by Patrolman Paul Layden last night
was fined SIS by Recorder Pickers-
Kill this morning.
The local police received a report
from the Bound Brook authorities
Yesterday reporting a robbery at that
pace Tuesday night when a quantity
of clothes was taken. The word
Stockton" is marked on the sleeve
of the suit.
A charge of assault and battery
against Mrs. 10th, of 324 Watson
n was dismissed by Recorder
Pickersgill this morning, when the
husband of the defendant told his
side of the case. Sam Manager, a
neighbor was the complainant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05
Is Included in Our August Sale

T dImgo fhmhueE an m itself The mere dbin6 Of decorative dk KM sufficient to- makes
furniture desirable for the ZONES of good TASTE 1t require perfect proportion graceful mad genuine beauty,
and mmvm aver detail of reconstruction tits such fmue as this that's included in our Auut Sea ats POO DIS
nMx bt the splendid ny of the furniture itself will recommend it to all m appreciate genuine values Our en-
tire stool is hdd att % OFF the finest period suites as well as hundreds todd pieces unusual charm Not era
long me Will you hea another opportunity hbWG ht nnnueH TIA saving dWO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05
Police News

Peter Harvylko, a storekeeper of
l206 Pulaski avenue. was held in 500
bail for the grand jury by Recorder
Pickersgill this morning on a charge
of giving a bogus check to Frank
Bulinsky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05

G. Hauser arrested by Detective
Sergeant Long on a ~disorderly con-
duct charge preferred by Harry
Feinberg, was fined $40 this morn
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05

Ace Holmes, of Keyport, arrested
on a drunk and disorderly charge
by Patrolman Paul Layden last night
was fined SIS by Recorder Pickers-
rill this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05
A Big Feature of The
Leon Service

Is the convenient charge account sys-
tenn under which you can open an &C.
count.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28

A now primiuE cup for automo-
hilcs IL tightly sealed against dust
and grit when idle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28
Many oil Men Gathered
for DeHUer Contention


DENVER. Colo. Sept 27.--Thc
delegates to the Independent oil
mems association. which filled two
trains were met by q band ana re-
ccption committee. Tho convention
opens Tuesday with prominent oil
men on hand, including W H. Baker.
Minneapolis, first vie" president OF
the association and chairman Of the
board of directors, president r. ].
Gay Little Rock. Ark, secretary
u. II. Grant and Governor FrnntZ.
who is looking after the Tulsa dele
CATION, Refinors OF the Mia Cont
ncnt fold who are here welcomed
u tricfrnm To the convention from
senator Gore, at Washington. TO the
effect that he IN taking up with tho
intcrstate commerce commission al
once the question or freight rates.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28
ANTI-PROFITEERS
MOVE AT CAPITAL
Grand Jury Takes Up In
vestigation Of Over
charging at 0. G.
ly As1ociated rrcsa, state wiro-

By AsHpoiated Press ztats wire
OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. III
Invosugation Of alleged profitecr-
Ing In the sale Of foodstuffs, cloth
ing and other nccoasitlcs In the wcg.
'ru district Of Oklahoma was begun
here today by the federal grand
jury. The grand jury was recon
voncd at, the call of Herbert NJ.
Peck United states district attor-
ncv. Who announced he would pre-
sent evidence against merchants In
the district and seek indictments
against them under the Lever act,
Cases to be presented. Mr. peck
said, would include those against -
oklahoma city ana Enid merchants
who were indicted last grand jury
for alleged proftecring In sugar. The
In diCtmcnts were squashd by FEEDER
al Judge Pollock Tho district at
torucy said he would present the
same evidence and ask new evi-
dCuCc.
Tho evidence against other mrr-
chants, groccrs clothicrs ana shoe
men viii also be brought before the
grand jury the district attorney in
dicated. A municipal campaign
against profitoors viii be pushed
vigorously.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28

today II was said however that 49, yet
no definite afrauHeuI fIr the ship
inehth have been made ana no time has
been fixed for the shipments " begin.
NOME Alaska. sept 20 captain Raold
AmundH'n'a polar expedition ship, tho
Maud, is reported wgdEod ught In the
polar ice pack wcrt ~ koiyuChln. sIhcrla.
and neatly midway between Wrangel iB.
lana and the northern siberian coast, by
FUR traders who reached Nome tuuay
1NDtANAPOLfs. sept g7-Cisas rail-.
ROAD rates In Indiana are incrraFed 3l.l 3
per cont commodity rates 90 ror cent
and Iron and steel articles and livestock
Indiana public service commission Tho
new fttca, which conform with those Ia
Illinois. become effective october l.
FoRT WORTH. TeSss. sept 81 "A. I.
Baker, secretary - the Texas Farmers.
union. returned today from a tour ~ tho
De about the same as last year. The grade
WI be good. he said. and should bring
higher price.
wAsHtSGTON.- sept 27.-Tbo weather
bureau announced today there wore lnd
cations thls morning ~ disturbance Of
rnFht moderate intensity over tho east.
central portion ~ the Guif OF Mexico.
wAsHiNGToN. scpt 27..warnlne
ssgnlnsi iaSe" fruit beverages which have
i9oded thc soft drink market since the
advent OF prohibition was issued to-day
~ tho public health service. NiaHy of
W" orange beverages now being sold 10
Has naid. consist only OF sweotencl car
tPnated water. favored with little OH
from the peel of oranges aud aruOcisIIy
oolored.
Motorcycles that weigh less than
100 pounls have been invented in
ENGLAND for women.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28
TrOtzkB Sees a "WorId
ReUOiutiOn" as Result
of "Cdpitdiistic" Rule

LONDON. Sept. 27.--"A world
revolution will be tho inevitable
Consequence Of the capitalistic de-
vclopmcuts In western Europe.
Loon Trotsky. bolshovist war min
lister. rs quoted AS snying iu nu in-
tcryiow with the Moscow rprro-
spondont uf the Manchester Guar
diem.
Tho Polish war was forced
upon u4" Trotslty continued we
are compelled 10 Nght In spite
~ enormous concessions we made
10 Poland our only object Us peace
and we have been offering IL to
the Poles on the most favorable
terms what Premier LLOYD
George wants s. prohlcmuticil
'lf peace ia made now a., VIII
uso the winter for energetic cDu-
nomiC r"Cuueruction. n peace BE-
denied us. then We viii uEht and
win"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28
STRANGE HARDING GUESTS
-Four Little SIav Musicians Play for
Senator; Get Waffle breakfast

MARION Ohio. Sept, 26.--Early
today fou little Slyavic street must
ciana from Cleveland with unpro-
nounceahle names and tattercd
clothes made a pilgrimage OF their
own To the front porch. They played
several violin quartets for the nom
inee and then Mrs, Harding took
them into tho house and personally
supervised "A waffle breakfast for
them In the Harding kitchen,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28
Wire Flashes

WASHINGTON. Sept 77.--Tbs Atkan.
rsa ana Louisiana Missouri railway today
si6ok 10 the amount of 81 900, 900 par.
The Texas and Pacific railroad applied
Tor pefmission TO issue notes Tor t6db,'Ab
Tor tho purchase Of 200 ballast cars.
WAHpAW, Gent 2s.--via London. Sept
%. The war between Poland aud iithu-
anla continues fun swing otheial an
tufc ~ 1000 additional Lithuanian pria.
onrt- and some guns. The Poles are
meeting with success In all their attacks
LONDON. sept 27.--Repressntatvsg Ut
three great American Industries left Mos.
rou today go arrange Tor The opening OF
trade relations with soviet husslA re
Americans represent the big four pack
ing companies ~ Chicago. the baldwin
Locomotive company ard the International
Harvester company.
fIyCOLN. Eeb. sept z7-Charies Hia.
sell night engineer at the state Journal
Publishing piant was Instantly Killed AZ
. ,o'sIocks th,s mornigg by isllins i1,o ho
a belt uhUe turning or the power At the
end ot his nights work.
IoNpoN. Sept 27.--otrclsi dental waa
isaued today of reports from Cork mat
sn attempt had been made to aaHaHrinat =
Mrs Thomas McCuftain. widow of tho
late lord mayor of cork, who was re-
Gently assasstnsted. hacCurtaln was Ter
euco hacswiney's predecessor
NEW YORK. Sept 27-HAil extremists
held on Ellis Island Tor deportation are
90 b. ttanHfsrred at once 20 Deer Island.
immigration station Of Boston. IasH. and
viii b. held there until facilities for
their deportation have been secured.
Fopr WORTH. Texas Sept ?7.--Two
hundred coal miners at Strawu and goo
nt bridgeport Joined the 600 Thutber min-
srs on strike this morning. making 1000
men out today.
GALVESTON Texas sept. 21.--That
negotiations are under way FOR the ship
mont ~ large number Of TeNaa cattle
20 Germany and Austria for rehabilitation
~ the herds IN those countries are under
way was announced by local ship agents
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28
LOOK OUT, HARDING cox!
Aaron = Watkins H"' idc4 IIc Intends
10 withdraw From Race.

CINCINNATI. Sept. q. - Rcv.
Aaron $. Watkins prohibition candi--
date for president. tonight denied
tho report that offers had been
made by the prohibition party to the
republican and democratic Yrohideh-
tial nominees OF his withrawal II
either Governor, Cox or senator
Harding would announce they would
~ force and not seek to weaken the
Nolsicad law.
81 rm foing 20 rur for president ,
he snid. regardless of the stand OF
rctuhhc,nf or democrats
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28
CleUeland Preparing
for Big Series Play

CLEVELAND, nsept. 27--Brectio
Of temporary stands to seat $500
persons will start at League park
tomorrow, James c. Dunn, presl-
dent Of the Cleveland baseball club
announced today Mr.. Dunn de-
clared he was preparing to accom-
modato as large a crowd as pos
able. I'm anticipation OF bis team
winning the American league PEN
nant. Upon completion the seat
ing capacity OF the park Will be
about $1,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28
Wilson viii Not Let
French Translate Book

PARIS, Sept 27.--A French pub
Usher. hearing that President wilson
was writing book on Americas
role In the war" sought TO obtain
the French translation rights, said
La Libertc today President Wilson
is reported to have replied:
There are some books which lose
too much I'm translation"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28
MANNlx CALLS ON M'SWINEY
Archbishop Refused Permission to
Visit ireland Sees Striker.

LONDON. sept. 27.--Arohblshop
Mannix OF Australia, who recently
was refused permission by tho
British government to Visit Ireland,
aoday called on Lord Mayor Mac
Swlney OF Cork. who IN on a hunger
strike In BriNton prison. when the
pTclnte emerged from ahe prison
hc was bcsiegcd by newspaper men
who requested an expression of
opinion concerning MnCSwincy.
The archbishop unbent from HIS
recent tactiturn mood long enough
to say To the newspaper men; "rO
me II IN a miracle"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28

Motorcycles that weigh less than
100 pounls have been invented IN
England for women.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28

FOHT WORTH. Texas Sept 27.--Two
hundred coal miners at Strawu and goo
at bridgeport Joined the 600 Thutber min-
srs on strike this morning making 1000
men out today .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28
To Rid Capital of
Vice During the Fai,

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept .,
Eighteen arrests were made in ,o,,
raids here Saturday and srra.'
nights In a crusade 10 mako ~
homa City "vicclcss" durine tbos,.'
fair, police announce t,Ssee
Charges ranged from selling Uo~9,
to gambling and MAINTAINING Inv
moral resorts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28

NEW YORK. Sept 27.-Ail extremist
held on Ellis Island Tor deportation Az
tn b. tranafsrred at once 20 Deer Island
immigration station Of Boston. .tsss.. an,
viii b. held there until facilities 70
their deportation have been secured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28

WAsHiSGTON sept 21.-Tho weather
bureau announced today there were Iudi.
cations thts morning ~ disturbance OF
slight moderate Intensity over tho east
cnntth NORTON VI the Nulf Of M..l.n-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28

Power for u Toy player piano in
tended fpr children H. furnished 10y
y monograph motor.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

amount and series of each bond
sold and the amount for which the
same shall have been sold. The
full faith and credit of the State
of New Mexico is hereby pledged
for the prompt payment at ma
turity of the principal and interest
of all the said bonds which may be
issued and sold as provided in this
act.
1t shall be provided in each bond
so issued that if it shall be called
for redemption before maturity no.
tice thereof in writing shall be given
by the State Treasurer to the bank
designated in the bonds as the al
tentative place for payment, at
least thirty days before the date
fixed for redemption, and in addi-
ticn thereto notice thereof shall be
published by the State Treasurer
in a newspaper published in Santa
Fe. New Mexico. and also in a news
paper published in the City Of
New York. State Of New York, ONCE
each week for four successive weeks
next prior to the date fixed for re-
dcmption and If any bond so called
for redemption be not then presented
tor payment, Il shall cease to bear
interest from and after the date so
fixed for redemption.
Section 3-Interest coupons pay
able to bearer shall be attached to
each OF said bonds and shall be
c~onsecutiyely numbered specifying
the number of the bond 10 which
they are attached and shall bear
The Autographed or engraved fac
simile OF the signature Of the
State Treasurer in office at the
time when such bonds are pre-
pared and printed, and such cou-
pons shall be valid Obligations Of
he state uotwith. landing that the
Fe- on whose signature appears
thereon may have ceased TO be
such State Treasurer when such
bonds are issued and sold; and
said bonds signed, countersianed
and attested as in this act provided
SHALL when duly issued and sold be
valid obligations Of the State al
though the issue and sale thereof
be made after the persons so sign
inrl countersigning and attesting
the same shall have ceased to be the
incumbeuts Of their respective Of
fices. The bonds authorized by
this act shall be sold by the State
Treasurer at such times and in
such amounts as the Governor shall
direct 10 the highest bidder for
cash. The Governor shall issue
such directions TO the State Treas
urer upon being requested so to do
BY resolutions OF the State Highway
Commission specifying the amount
OF money which in the judgment of
said Commission shall be required
from time 10 time for the purposes
for which such indebtedness is au-
thorized Before offering any Of such
bonds for sale the State Treasurer
shall detach therefrom any cou-
pons which NAV have matured or
will mature before the date fixed
for such safe. He shall publish 4
no.ice of the time and place Of sale
in one newspaper published IN San
ia Fe, New Mexico, i'm one news
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

paper published at Albuquerque,
New Mexico, and in one newspaper
published in each of the the cities
OF New York, State of New York,
and Chicago, State of Illinois, once
each week for four successive
weeks prior to the date fix
ed for such sale; such date being
not less than thirty days after the
first advertisement in each of said
newspapers; such notice shall
specify the amount, denomination.
maturity and description of the
bonds to be sold and the placA day
and hour at which sealed bids will
be received for the purchase of
said bonds. At the place and time
named in said notice the said State
Treasurer and the Governor, or in
his absence the president or a
member OF the State Highway Com
mission shall open all bids in pub
lie and stall award the bonds, or
any part thereof. to the
bidder or bidders offering the high
est price therefor. They may re-
icct any and an bids and may re-
fuse to make any award unless sat
isfactory security shall he furnished
by a bidder for compliance with
the terms OF the bid. Said bonds
shall be sold in consecutive numer-
zeal order and no bid shall be ac-
cepted which is less than the par
value Of such bonds plus the inter-
est which shall have accrued
thereon between the date last pre-
ceding interest maturity date and
the date of the sale. The proceeds
placed to the credit of the State
Of the sale Of such bonds shall be
placed to the credit of the State
Road Fund, except such amount as
may have been paid as accrued in
terest on such bonds which shall he
credited 10 a special interest fund
for payment OF interest on such
bonds. The moneys placed in the
State Road Fund from the proceeds
OF such bonds shall be used ev-tl-
sivelv for the purposes for which
the said indebtedness is authorized.
The expenses incurred BY The Treas
urer in the preparation OF The sail
bonds and in advertising the sale
thereof shall be paid ont OF fund
available in the State Road Fund
The proceeds realized from the sale
OF said bonds shall be paid ont by
the State Treasurer under the Az
'horitv and direction Of the STATE
Highway Commission Of the State
Of New Mexico and the State HiRh
wav Commission is hereby author
lied aud directed to eypend the
said proceeds from the sale OF
said bonds in the different counties
OF the State OF New Mexico in the
construction of roads in said coun-
tics, the amounts to be expended in
the respective counties IN the State
70 he in proportion 70 the amount
Of assessed valuation in each Of said
counties Of an the property therein,
according to ihe tax rolls of the
respective counties, and the amount
co 70 be ~exnerded IN each OF said
counties shall he determined ~ 'he
said State Highway Commission
from the tax rolls Of said counties
for the year 1920 as they shall be
or file in the office OF the State Tax
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
SAN MIGUEL

Manuel Garcia and Prene Duran
were a~rraigned before c. II. Stew
art, justice of the peace a few days
ago and were bound over TO the
grand jury in the sum of $500 each
A shirt and a pair Of trousers were
identif ed by Frank CARBON, dean
Of the New Mex co University, as
being his property, and a part of al
least $500. worth of property that
was stolen from his residence on the
night of September Bird of this year
The police department believe
they are now on the track that will
lead TO the breaking up of the gang
of house robbers who have been,
ard are still operat ng in Greater
Las Vegas.
Dean CARBON signed the COM
PLANT charging the two men with
larceny.-Las Vegas Optic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
MORA

According to the Roy Spanish
American four attempts were made
a few days ago to burn down the
business section OF that town
Three res were discovered one
night. The first in the shed back
OF the Appel store about 8 o'clock
The fire was d stinguish d before
any serious damage was done. Al
10 100 the Roy Trading company
store was set on fire and about L
p. m. their large warehouse which
was full of hay, broom corn and feed
was blaz ng.
At 7 o'clock the following night
the cry of fire was again heard and
the kindl'ng and coal sheds to the
back Of the Lucero building which is
used as a public school build ng was
in a mass OF flames. Again the
bucket brigade and fire eXtinguish-
ers did their work eff~ectually.
Immediately after the fire was ey-
t,rguished the matter OF policing
the town was turned over TO the
American Legion and the Spanish
American building was tened over
to them fo- quarters. They i'm
mediatelv proceeded TO organize and
three shifts of soldiers were put on
guard. All roads leading TO town
were placed under surveillance and
incoming and outgoing persons
questioned.
A petition was circulated and a
reward OF Sl.0000 has been offered
by the citizsns OF the town for the
arrest and conviction OF the party
or part es implicated in the bastard
~ deed.
What the motive can be for the
destruction of the town is more than
can be figured out.
The damages so far will amount
10 several thousand dollars.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
and credit of the State oil New
Mexico is hereby pledged

mexico Is hereby piedge0
This act shall without reference
t any other act of the Legislature
OF the State of New Mexico be full
authority for the issuance and sale
OF the bonds hereby authorized.
which bonds and the coupons thers-
to attached. shall have an the
qualities of negotiable paper under
the law of merchant and shan mo-
be invalid for any irregularity or
defect in the proceedings for ire
issue and sale thereof and shall be
inoontestable in the hands OF bona
fide purchasers or holders thereof
for value.
Section o-This act shall be sub
mitfed to the qualified electors OF
tie state az he General election to
~ cid in the month Of November
iu The year 1920 and it shall be
lie dufy Of the Secretary Of the
State 70 carse this act to be pub
re'o4 I'm frn IN at least one news
rrre FL each county Of the state.
one be puhligh 4 therein, once
erch week for four successive
rs nest preceding such cleo
hH ballots used at said
election stall have printed thereon
ne words "For stare Highway
Hord. Nrt" and In a separate line
rae- - same words, Against
HIGHWAY Bond Act" Oppo-
sfe each Of said lines there shall
We q square in which the voter may
uf a cross 20 inAicate whether
be votes for or against the said
orA net. and those voting for said
act shall do SO hv placing a cross
iu HE square opposite the words
'Io- State Highway Bond Act and
those voting a%3ainst the same shall
do SO By placing n cross in the
square onnosiIe fie words, Against
e'r'e II ahway Bond Act
Section l0-The votes cast for
end eafuet said bond act shan be
count 4 returned canvassed and
che result declared and certified in
nc s7me wanne rs votes cast for
STATE officers. and II II appears that
Ibis ret shall have received a ma
ir .itv of a1 the ,otes cast thereon
III srlh election. the Governor shall
make nr9riomation thereof and
TIT r. fHHEfU .Iar t'N HNulA iiAAANAAahf
r. take effect and shall be irrepeai-
able rntii the principal and interest
Of al bonds issued and sold here
under shall be paid ard satisfied
BIT # a majority Of the votes cast
thereon at snch election shall be
arainst this act. the same shall not
take effect. The cost Of publica-
ton Of the notice herein provided
for shall be paid out of funds
available in the State Road Fund.
Section ll-That it is necessary
for the preservation of the public
peace and safety Of the inhabitants
of the State OF New Mexico that
the provisions Of this act shall b.
come effective az the earliest time,
and therefore an emergency Is herb
by declared to exist and this act shan
take effect and be in full fore
from and after It's passage and ap-
proval.