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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
SOON TO SHIP MARTENS
Report Secretary Wilson Has De.
elded on Deportation

Washington. Dec. 16.-Dcnortation
OF Ludwig G. A. X. Martens, self
styled Russian Soviet ambassador to
the United States. is understood to
have been virtually decided upon by
w. u. Wilson, secretary of labor, who
had the case under advisement since
the lose of the hearings in the de.
portaton hearings a week ago.
justification for Martens deporta.
tion is understood to have been found
by Secretary Wilson in the contentious
of immigration and Department of ;Jus.
tcc authorities that the Bolsheyist
agent held office under the Soyiat
regime. which they say. aims at the
overthrow of the government of tbe
United States by force and violence
President Wilson, whom Secrctary
Wilson has consulted as to his opinion
IL understood to have expressed him
self as willing to approve the deter.
mination OF the secretary Of labor.
Secretary Wilson is SAID to nlop %
release Martens on his own rccorS
nizance until the date set for his do.
parture from the United States f,r
Russia. His return is expected to hc
made by way of Reval Esthonia. Ac.
tual deportation of the Bolsheyist acent
may be delayed. however. by an apne,I
to the courts to stay the order OF de.
portation.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Dec. 18.-Prices again
worked into new low ground at the
opening of the local coffee futures mar
ket this morning, call prices showing a
decline of 10 points.
Reports from the street market
showed that Brazil was very weak and
that offers were again lower. Some
unusually low bids were sent down for
Rios at $50 cents for Is, which were
refused by some shippers, others not
heard from.
a Aspccial Rio cable received by the
exchange ut II o'clock reported a break
in the rate of Rio exchange on Lon.
don of Ed. This accounted for the
weakness displayed in the local market
during the early hours of trading.
There were few buyers and sellers
toward midday, March having sold of
to 6.52 and May at 600, or 3 to 8
points below yesterdays final figures,
with trading quiet. There was an ey.
change of December for July at 1852
DOintS w ''-
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Raw Sugar Market EasIsr

New York Dec, 1G-Thc raw sugar
afternoon and In addition to the 90 ooS
SaEs OF Porto Rlcos sold on the basis OF
4'76c, c, !. T., there were sales OF I50o
ags Of Cubas for immediate shinment
" SbSc' equal to 4,6S, TO the American
T., to an operator. Importatinns
.,sterday included I3.5OO bags Porto
ftcos to the Federal Sugar Refining %
y 900 bags Porto, RIcos and $50 tons
90 The local refined market, 4, mns
changed. uh-
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MORE BRAINS THAN JUDGE
Barber Board Offers Unique Plea for
More Than, Court Paw

Trenton, Dec. 10. - PLEADING tno,
were without funds for their york NV
that they needed more salary for theni
selves, the State Board of Barbers' Ex
aminers yesterday applied for relief n
the state Budget Commission. The
asked an increase from So to 500 n day,
Mhy, that's more than some iudTe,,
get, remarked Governor EdwarS.
when the demand was referred 70 him hy
the commissioners, who said thcv rnuiI,
do nothing to help the barber insnectorS
:. .'Wc'rc not judges of the court =" 70,
nlled Mr.. knfunzI. head of the barbers
board We are Judges of BARRIERS,
which requires more brains" -
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Bank Of England Statement

London, Dec I6---The weekly state
ment or the Bank Of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve. in
creased 1880 900; circulation, incre ased
fs25, 900; bullion, Increased f934 ,02l ::
other securities. increased f27.00O; pub
lie deposits, decreased E3,023, 900: other
deposits. decreased fi13.000 notes re-
serve, increased f123,000; government
securities, decreased 1886, 900. The
of the banks reserve to LA
bility IL 9.64 per cent; last week Il was
o.34. Rate of discount. per cent.
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LoNpoN STOCK MAaKEr
Trade ouiet and LIstIess---chanaes
In Oils NarroW

London, Dec. 6--Business In ,securi-
ties on the stock exchange was quiet
today, and the markets we're listless. OH
shares wavered but changes were mar
rover. Shell Transport was 27-32 and
Mexican Eagle TO-
Industrials were irregular. Hudson's
Bay was 5k The demand for money
was smaller and the gilt-edged section
was steady but featureless. The for
eign department was neglected French
loans scored fresh gains
Dollar Issues were mixed. Alterna-
lions In domestic and South American
rails were small and variable. Little
interest was displayed in mines, but
they were well maintained. Rubbers
we're heavy in sympathy with the staple.
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FRANKLIN NATIONAL RANK
Chestnut street west of Brood

L
The Annua! Meeting Of the sharchoIJnrs n,
this bank will be held at the BANKING Uo"so
on Tuesday, January II. I0eI, b. tween r.
hours OF IL o'clock noon and / ,r ,
the election OF directors to serve durIny, H.
ensuing year: and to take action upop
proposed amendmtnt to tie Articles OF A.
ISOLATION by substituting FOR ths secHrI
follows: ~ ''"HS aS
The directors shall have Dover % o,oo,
vice president, who. shah also bo n rnn,o ~ ~
or the Board OF Directors. and who shall n.
authorized. in the abs"nc or inRbIIitT ~ %, se
= esid"nI rom any cause. to perform ari
acts and duties pertaining TO the one =,
pr' sidCnt, except such NJ the president onIy
elect or appoint cashier. and such oth.r
transact th" business Of the association, to
tinue them In Office. o" g. dismiss thin ~
in the opin on of II majority Of tho is,ara
the Interests or the association may demand
The directors shall have power to cleo,
one or more vice pr sid"nts who SHAH hayc
such powers and perform such acts SnL
duties as the directors shall dIrcct hv h,,
law, and to elect o" appoint a cashier ana
such other officers and Clorts as rIV ho ".,' ~
quired 70 Transact the business OF tn" AZ
sociation. to fix the salaries 10 hc nard -" -,
them and continue them IN officr. or 70
dismisS them as, IN the opinion ~ w !"
Jority OF tn" board the inter SITS Of tn. 49,
J. WILLIAM HARDT.
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HUYETTE REELECTED
Quaker City Club Chooses Same Mar
as President Aaain

Paul b, Huyette was elected presi .
dent of the Quaker City Motor iS Ttmb
for the ninth consecutive term NJ ~
annual meeting held last night. ">
Other officers elected were: Eirs,
vice president G. Douglas BartIstt .
second vice president, III. NJ. lyman
treasurer, George Il. Potts; secret"rv
w, T.. Stagg; board of governors, JG.
seph j.. Bailey, william c. Rowan y
+. Scifcrt. George II. Noeling, Grorrc
q, Meade, Charles l.. Hover w +
rersnson' IL. J. Webster and James G.,
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R. R. Property In Receiver. Hands

~ Snadtanooga, Tenn. Tee l6-The
tennessee, Alabama and Georgia Rail.
road read - In the hands of receiver on ap-
plicatlon by Bosworth Smith general
counsel Of the company, yesterday +"
nSaeral Judge T. T., Sanford, AT Knox
vie. Charles Hicks, present general
manager. MANAGER. was appointed receiver. The
the estate Of the late Russell sage, had
necn losing venture since Its organi-
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FINANCIAL.
, THE rHIInADELPTIH NATToN.,

Philadelphiai Dac.nh.r ~
rhe annual election for directir: dn2O
hold AZ thS oRnE,ng house on Tuesday VII be
ara y. IN VI IL noon
4 special meeting OF the stockhoId.r.
~ Ssen unon sc AZ ~. same time and rsrs
rOme before the meeting '''S properly
.. HOWARD WOLFE C...
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Crane Co. Pays Stock Dividend

Chicago, Dec. 16.--The Crane Co. has
declared a. stock dividend of 200 per
cent, with par value OF $27.061 900, and
will also distribute $2,200,000 cash
among the employees.
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Dividends
THE pARRETT CoMrAIy ~ -

The Directors have authorized tho nay.
Inent OF quarterly dividend on the pre-
ferred Stock OF The Barrett Cnmpany On
TO and inciudin inE Decemb"r 3Ist 1920, "a
stockholders of record December 18TH 1870.
OF One Dollar and forty-six cents Il i8J r,rc
share, payable January Sd. 1921 The ausf-
terly dates upon which the dvdends OF the
Preferr d Stock OF The Barrett Companv
shall be paid in the future shall be chsnrs1
from January II. April IL. July Is and Octc-
Der 10 70 January |. April I. July I ana
October |.
ERNEST J. STEER. rr.a,ur.,.
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ProDosals

pkotOsALs TUk HED SIIEETs
once OF the DrpSt H 1nIr,srmssteI
scalsd Preposais 'wwiiIIifd'snhia. VIII b. Pa, ra.
until SsbIrl Il 4 M pss%bsr 20. iSsS, isl fs5s fsr
Sheets jle'> Information UPON n'yyS rssuss.a ssa
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FINANCIAL
TO HOLDERS OF
Jamaica Water Supply Company
FINANCIAL


F1vc Per. Cent. sinking Fund
Gold Bonds.
The Equitable Trust Company OF New York.
as Trustee under Mortgage dated as OF
July l. 1918, made by the Jamaica Water
supply Company TO secure an issue of FRS,
Cohsolidatcd Mortgage Five Per Cent. Sink.
ing Fund Gold Bonds. hereby gives notice to
the holders Of said Bonds Of its intention to
apply on tho hrst day OF January. 1921. in
accordance with tn" provisions OF said Mort
gage. the moneys required TO he paid into
,ne ,nso Sinking Fund on or before Decernh.r 81.
lbsO and hereby invites offerings OF Thirty
two thousand Five hund- ed dollars 1882. 500
race value OF said Bonds at price not 70
exceed one hundred and I'VE per cent. I0SCr
OF the par value thereof and accrued Interest.
sealed offers will he opened In the Trust
pepartment At the Office OF the undersigned.
~. ~ wall street. New York City. Mt twelve
,lz, o'clock noon. on December 27th. 1870.
ana should be endorsed 'On ring Of Bonds
70 the Jamaica Water Supply Company Sink
ing Fund Th" right is reserved to reject
THE EQCITAnLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Trustee.
Dated New York. ". r. December 9th. 1920.
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c3ya QUAKER CITY NATI0XII N.Y.;
OF PhilpdoInhIn '''-'H

~ ,,,,,, o,,,,, D''cmhcr 9Th IO9n
Bank, will y held at tive hank nv uouso' 'T,S ,,S
TUESDAY the llth day of Jannnry, IoaI
'''"' '"' "'u'" : " ari 100 =. Vi
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ERNEST J. STEER. Treasures.


Gloucr-.cr. y. j.. ID cember I5 1920 !.
The Directors have this day decls red =
semiannual dividend OF 3L%G ISa m 49,
shsrc) on the Preferred Stock Of this 60.
pany, payable December 81. 1890, to holSse.
OF Preferred Stock OF record al the cio.s
OF business Dccembe- 20. 1920 cbeeTs
will be mailed. J, NJ DEyIIN rr..S
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The Annual Ei",.inanh 3D., Dec rnher :. 1920.
Bank wiII +" held at the banking HoWn,e %n hiS n,
bSo"$H"ni S0,-a % ia'nm"rs 1921. bctw""n tS,. h,
w MCKEE Ceshior
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EDGAR T. WARDS soSS Co

g.. o. Ths Directors u Edgar T ward,s
on stock OF r cord December 90 ia9n no no
IVA" on preferred stock and IIhGz on com. NJ.
mon STOCK. payah" January 3, 1921 W."
LOHN MARH ~,
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GUARANTEE FINANCE TKIsr

qua rteriy dividend OF So Der sbar reswSr
preferred stock. payable January 3, 1881. rs
stockholdrrs 81 record Dec. 10. 1920. Cheek
will be mailed.
December "a 1870
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
LODGES

At a short meeting of Middle
sex Council No. So. Jr. o. U. A NJ.
held last night at Odd Fellows hall,
ten applications for membership
were received. With this number
the council has twenty applicants
on the waiting list. Preparations
will be made for the initiation of
candidates for the second meeting
of the council in September.
-Freja Lodge No. 36, Danish
Sisterhood, at its meeting last night
made preparations for the celebra-
ton of the anniversary of the lodge
when a committee was named to
arrange for the event The cele-
bration will be held the latter part
of September. The committee will
report back at the next meeting of
the lodge on the second Wednesday
In September. Just what the cele-
bration will consist of has not been
decided upon as yet, but there will
| probably be a dance and reception
for the members and invited guests
and a supper to follow.
"A rehearsal of the degree team
of valhalla Lodge No. 275, Odd
Fellows, is scheduled for tonight at
a meeting of the lodge. Initiation
of candidates will take place next
month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
POLICE NEWS

Patrolman Charles ~Jorgenson re-
ported to the street department yes
terday that the road in the vicinity
of the Lehigh Valley railroad tracks
on Smith street is in a bad condition.
The department will look after this
territory.
Edward s. Zuanski summoned by
Detective Sergeant HUFF and Detec-
tive Gutowski on a charge of grand
larceny preferred by Frank Klema-
cerki has been paroled until Friday
night at 7 o'clock.
Patrolman Ludwigson reported a
washout on Smith stree in the gully
west of Kirkland place on the south
side of the street The officer re-
ported that a fiagstone has been
washed away, and a hole four foot
deep is not guarded by a light
Patrolman Ludwigson was detail
ed to 1913 Market street last night TO
investigate a report that some n
was trying the windows and going
through the hall at that address.
The officer could find no one
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
ON THE FAIRGROUNDS

The Indians OF Hayes Park defeat
ed the No. 2 baseball representatives
yesterday afternoon 1874. Shumsky
and Isenberg featured at bat, each
contributing with a home run.
Laubeck pitched alright ball for
the victors and held the No. ? ag-
gregation 70 a few scattered hits.
The indicated Nc. s school team
went down before the Marions of
the Copper Works there yesterday.
The Marions, the only team in the
playground league that has not yet
been defeated. viii clash again to-
day at Hayes Park.
The approaching picnic is creating
more than an ordinary amount OF
interest and enthusiasm. Trucks
have been donated by many of the
local industrial plants and they will
leave with their cargo of youngsters
for Acker's Beach from each play
ground Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock.
1t will be a happy day for the
young folks and an exceptionally
good program has been arranged so
that every moment of the day may
be taken up by some interesting
feature. There will be a baseball
o DNN"cCn tAt lNO ACdulHS NtdfH1
OF the playground league and also
what will probably be the headliner
OF the day. The victorious team
Of this decisive game will oppose a
nine composed Of the instructors at
the different parks. both men and
women. This unusual aggregation
will probably create excitement and
enthusiasm galore.
The features of the beach will be
open to the youngsters. The merry
go-round and dancing will come in
for their share OF attention, and
topping on everything will come a
playground entertainment, each
ground contributing one or two acts,
OF dancing. singing, swimming, or
any other novelty.
Because OF the great number Of
youngsters going no transportation
can be furnished for the parents.
They may go, however. by trolley or
private autos.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
SAYS PRESENT DAY METHODS
OF DENTISTRY is CRIMINAL

By Special Correspondent.
TRENTON, Aug. 26.-In the
opinion of Dr.. Henry A. Cotton, med
ical director of the Trenton State
Hospital for the Insane. the use Of
pivot teeth, gold crowns and fixed
bridge work in present day metho
of dentistry is criminal" The head
Of the state hospital make this
startling declaration in his annual
report for the last fiscal year, made
public by the State Department Of
Institutions and Agencies today. In
his opinion every infected tooth
should be extracted from the mouth
of the patient. That is the method
employed at the state hospital here
and the annual report of the medical
director declares that the results OF
the treatment have produced a re-
covery rate of forty-four pei cent.
and cut the population Of the in
| stitution down, to say nothing OF
saving the state a tidy sum of money.
Here is what DIR. Cotton says In the
report about dental methods in
vogue:
The most worthy investigators In
the field of dentistry have for years
called attention to the criminal
practice of saving teeth which should
be extracted, by such methods as
pivot teeth. gold crowns and fixed
bridge work. In a large majority of
cases. such work Is done without the
use of an x-Ray, I determine
whether or not there are any opical
Assesses in these diseased teeth. We
believe that full publicity should be
given to this danger, that the public
should be warned and instructed In
the field of dentistry, that they
should demand the proper kind OF
dental work and not accept the sort
that will later either physical
or mental trouble.
I'VE do not stand alone In our
opinion regarding the danger of in
fected teeth, but have the support
of the most progressive medical men
and also the leading dental author
tiles. We find hat the infected tooth
is a prominent factor In all of our
cases, but we would fail utterly II
our work was confined to the extrac-
tion of infected teeth. We feel that
this is usually the source of infection
which pervades other organs of the
body.
Replying to criticism of his me-
lthod of extracting teeth as treatment
for mental disorders, the Cotton re-
port states further:
I'VE have published our methods
and results freely since 1918 and, as
yet. no n had disproved u con
tention. We maintain that me-
thods. results and opinions are
demonstrable facts, and can be
duplicated in any hospital with
proper equipment. We have also
welcomed a thorough investigation
by the National Committee for
Mental Hygiene or other hospitals
for the insane. into these questions"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
CONTINUE SALE OF LOTS
AT "GRAND VIEW" TRACT

Fraser Brothers. of 210 Smith
street. who for the past week or
more have been offering for public
sale lots at Grand View, near Fords.
have decided to continue the sale
OF the lots tonight. tomorrow and
Saturday. Up to the present time
more tEan 100 of the lots have been
sold. they report.
The sale will start at Z O'Clock
sharp and continue until as long as
the BUYERS desire. The tract may
be rezchsd by M;ddlesex car of the
Public Service Company, or by any
Metuchen bus line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
Binding Agreemenf Filed.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. "a
building agreement between Samuel
Daitch, owner, and Joseph Hocfa.
builder, both of Perth Amboy. was
filed in the county clerks Office this
morning. The agreement calls Tor
the erection of a hollow tile garage
in the rear Of 326 Watson venus
TO be completed September I. ard
to cost $500.
An agreement has been hled in the
county clerks Office between Charles
1. silk, owner, and Anton SorensV1.
builder, both of Perth Amboy. for the
erection Of a hollow tile addition 60
the premises at 2s6 State street. to
be completed October Is ana 70 cost
IS3060
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
WAR; AND LYON ATTEND
SILVER LAKE MEETING

Walter II. War;. general secre-
tary Of the local Y. NJ. c. A. left
yesterday with Adrian Lyon. presi-
dent OF the Y. NJ. c. A, for Silver
Bay. Lake George. where they will
attend the industrial conference
held under the auspices OF the East
ern Industrial Summer School. The
theme will be Human Relations in
Industry" and will be presented by
some OF the foremost authorities on
the labor and capital question.
There will be recreationai and edu-
eational sessions tomorrow, Satur-
day and Sunday, as well as a trip
to Fort Ticonderoga and a Round
Table discussion.
Mr.. War; and Mr.. Lyon will re-
main at Silver Bay a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
BOY SCOUTS

There will be a Scoutmasters
Round Table at Scout headquarters
tonight and all of the official family
are urged to be present.
The semi-monthly council ring
was held at the Copper Works field
Tuesday night under the supervision
OF Assistant Scoutmaster William
Connell. There will be but M more
such joint meeting before the troops
return to their individual activities
in the fall.
A regular directors meeting of the
council is being held this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
YOUNG GIRLS
MADE STRONG
Mrs. Boyd Tells How Her
Daughter Benefited by TAX
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Danville, Ill.-"My daughter was
very delicate and we thought we could
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26

Vegetable Compound had done for
others and what it might do for her
Now she is getting fat and goes to
school every day. You can tell every
mother what the Vegetable Compound
has done for my daughter Mrs. j.
Fl. BoYD, 1909 N. jackson St., Dan
vile, Ill.
If every girl who suffers as Miss
Boyd did or from irregularities, PAIN
full periods, backache, sideache, drag
ging down pains, Inflammation or ui-
ceration would only give this famous
root and herb remedy a trial, they
would soon find relief from such 4
fering.
For special advice women are asked
to write the Lydia E. Pinkham Medi-
cine Co, Lynn, Mass. The result OF 40
years experience Is at ysuz service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
KONDRUP-- BROWER

BY Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Aug. 26-On Tuesday
evening Miss Marie Anne Brewer.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Marquis
Brewer. became the bride of John
Dan Kondrup. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Kondrup, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Benjamin d.
Dagwell. rector. of st. Mary's Epis-
copal church. at the brides home.
The ceremony was attended by the
brides parents and grandmother,
the groom's parents of Jersey City.
also his brother. the attendants be-
ing Miss Adeline Aumack and Vic
tor Kondrup.
The house was artistically decorat-
ed for the occasion and an elabo-
rate collation. was served. The
groom is The proprietor of the
Church street garage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26

Reclamation Work On In Alberta.
acknowledgements work Is
in full swing in the province of
Alberta 1t Is announced that forty
reclamation projects involving about
100000 r planned. Many
lakes are being drained.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26

Auto Washing, Storage,
Repairs and General Garage
Service. 305-307 New Bruins
wick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26

Absintbe Sneaks Back In France.
PARIS.-Absinthe. forbidden dur
ing the war. is making its appearance
in cafes here in disguise. Although
1t sells under other names than
absinthe French boulevardiers might
recite under their breaths the iii
coup1et-"a rose by any other namu
would smell as sweet"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26

not raise her one
was troubled with
i~rregularity and
she was not able
to 60 to school.
For a year we
gave her all kinds
of tonics, but to
no good. One day
one of your little
books was thrown
on our porch and
I saw what Lydia
E b a ms
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
Jacob Sears.

KEYPORT, Aug. 26-Funeral
services for the late Jacob Sears
were held at Calvary Nj. E. church
on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
interment being in Green Grove GEM
etery. The deceased, who was
eighty-seven years of age, died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jo-
seph Morris in Red Bank. but had
I formerly lived in the borough. resid-
ing on Second street for a number
OF years