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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-30

al gobierno ell tomar participation ex
clusiva en- las negociaciones con los
poderes de la Entente" que Sc
diera las uniones obreras ell derecho
do tomar parte en- las conferencias. e.
fin que Sc proponian era ell de conoso
guir permiso para cue los trabajado
res organizaran gnardias locales
ESQ no es otGa cosa sino lm atenta
do para elevar las uniones obreras
Ia condicion de autoridad supplemental
ria. ESQ no quiere decir. desde luego,
que la mayorfa de los hderes de las
uniones obreras fueran partidarios o
simpatizadores del plan. que nunca tn
vo probabilidades de exito. por la sen
ella raz6n dc que los ahados hubieran
rechazado todas sus proposiciones.
La propaganda activa que Sc hizo
err el seno de los socialistas dem6cra
tas para formar un gobierno exclusive
do trabajadores socialistas, hubiera
conducido al pueblo aleman directamen
to hacia ell "bolshevikismo
| Las masas trabajadoras Sc inclinan
fomentar movimientos economicos, pc
70 sin comprender que la pobreza del
pals la paralizacion de su vida eco
monica estimulan ell estado general dc
descontento Y desasosiego que esta
propicio continuar por un tempo in
defnidc
Pero Ell hambre es mala consejera y
los que predican que las cosas mejora
rian rapidamente 81 Sc estableciera
una republica soviet, encuentran pt
blico que escuche sus paparruchas.
En- el nuevo Parlamento, los Socis
listas mayoristas tendran una delega
cion fIoja. Entire los nuevos delegados
habra tai vez hombres mas radicales
pero no mas sabios que sus predeceso
res.
Es de desearse, Ell beneficio de /;
nacion alemana, que su destino sea de
cidido por los miembros del "Reisch
tag que sean sabios y energicos. La
condolences financieras de Alemania sol
tan dificiles, que Sc puede predecil
que antes de un afio habra una par;
lizaci6n de muerte en- su vida econ
mica. Cuando llegue ell momento de L
catastrofe, ningdn partido salvara 81
popularidad. Sobrevendra en- consecuel
cia ell caos. Y no es que ell pueblo al
man Sc haya transformado en- un pu
bio perverso v estdpido, sino que G
hambre no lie deja restablecerse. AL
/ mania necesita alimentos Y credito p
ra salvarse y volver ser un miembr
. honorable de la fanilia de naciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-30

jefes de las organizaciones obreras So
bre la representation nacional para
efectuar la selection de ministries. Tam
bien Sc trato de cohartar Ia libertad
de decision del gobierno con la anne
naza de proclamar la huelga general,
case que Sc enviaran tropas para opo-
nerse al movimiento de los rojos. Toda
via la autoridad absolute del gobierno
no Sc ha restaurado en- todos los pun
tos del distrito industrial. En- Ell dis
trito de Remscheid Sc formo un conf
tie ejecutivo compuesto por Comunistas
Independientes y tuvo la osadia de
exigir a los hombres que habian tr2-
bajado durante ia huelga general, que
entregaran los jornales ganados. En-
muchos casos los trabajadores obede
cieron la orden, bajo la amenaza de
que Sc les expulsaria del trabajo 81
no entregaban el diI4ero al comite eje
cutivo.
Otra de las exigencias de las unio
mes obreras consisti6 en- pedir que sus
miembros fueran admitidos en- el ''Reis
chwehr'' y en- Ell cuerpo de policla.
En- Berlin este asunto dio lugar aca
loradas disputas. Ell departamento de
poiicia queria que Sc utilizara en- el
servicio un numero menor de hombres
que el propuesto, e insistia en- que las
selecciones debfan de estar a cargo de
Ia administration de policia, y no de
las uniones obreras.
Ell conficto mas grande fue ell que
giro alredor de la organization del
'Reischwehr' Una fuerza rigurosa-
mente disciphnada para usarla como
arma para imponer la autoridad del &c
bierno, como la propuesta por Gustavc
Noske. LENA de horror ComunistaS
e Independientes. Ellos querian elilni
mar Dor complete ell "Reischwehr"
levantar en- su lugar un ejercito de trs
baiadores. Pero, durante la revolucion
esas organizaciones dieron pesimo RI
sultado. Una fuerza formada con mien
bros de todos los partidos Sc conviert'
en- centro de debates cuando la acciol
Sc impone Lo que querfan las organ
zaciones obreras era, simplemente, pr
parar ell camino al "bolshevikismo'
traves de la disolucion del "Reiscl
, x,,abr,,
FL tratado de Versailles estipula q
J los soldados en- Alemania deben ingre
, sar en- el ejercito por un periodic de d
J ce amos. El protocolo describe minuci
: samente la forma de organization de
future ejercito de Alemania Como re
, sultado, las uniones obreras, en- asar
, blea celebrada hace POGO en- Berlin
} propusieron que no Sc debia permiti
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Ell fusgo en- Pta de TERRA

Aver, las tres de la manana, de
clar6se un incendio en- ell establecimien
to comercial Ell COMETA de don Leon
Ascorbe, situado en- la calle de San
Agustin
Al enterarse ell publico de 10 que
ocurria, di6 el grito Gle alarma; sc avi
SO los bomberos, ETC., quienes a pc
sar de su resuelta intervention en- Ell
siniestro, no lograron hacer gran cosa
por falta de aqua.
Ell fuego propagose con gran hgere
"a a dos establecimientos contiguos,
que tambien fueron paste de las la
mas.
Dos horas despu6s funcion6 ell acue
ducto, logrando los bomberos localizar
la conhagraci6n.
Segiin nuestros informes, las exis
tencias de la tienda del senior Ascorbe
estaban aseguradas en- $4,000. Tanto
ell senior Ascorbe, como SUI empleado,
un joven de apellido Bauza, compare
cieron aver ante ell fiscal sefior Diaz
Collazo quien esta practicando una
minuciosa investigation de los hechos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-30

Nos ha visitado este quito Y honda
doso caballero, active represcntante
de la OfElpion Troup, la cual Sc es-
trenara en- el Victory Garden mana
ma, sabado.
Reiteramcs al excelente caballero
nuestro cordial saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-30
Ell PORTO RICon

Aver saIo para los Estados Uni
dos con earga pasajeros. En- el en-
barcaron distinguidas familias de San
Juan y de la isla.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
YOUNG MEMS ITALIAN
CLUB PLANS FOR HOME

The Young Mems Italian Social
Club. organized in this city a year
ago. is considering the purchase of
a piece of property on which to
erect a building for club purposes
some time within the lear future.
A meeting of the club will be held
tomorrow night at the rooms of the
club in the Chamber of Commere
building when the matter will be
brought up for discussion and some
action taken with regard to the
purchase of the property. A piece
of property in a good location in the
city is in view which would be about
what the club would need for such
The club has a member
ship of 125 in good standing at
present, with other applications
coming in at each meeting.
Emanuel Pico is the president of
the club and he with the other Off
GERS are enthusiastic over the pro-
position. 1t is the idea of the Off
GERS and members to erect a build
ing suitable for club purposes. with
accommodations for socials, dances
and entertainments within the
structure and to have every %conven-
fence for the members, such as pool
and billiard parlors and a bowling
alley. Bonds will be sold among
the members to finance the amount
to be raised on the start and there
will be other means of getting
money for the building fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
Crescent Feature

what Becomes of the Chill
dren?" a sensational photodramatic
expose of a great evil, which affects
future generation, with Cora
Beach and Walter Shumway as au-
thors, stars and producers, opened
last night at the Crescent theatre
to one of the largest audiences ever
assembled at the initial perform
ance of a photoplay in this city.
Exposing as it does one of the
greatest of all modern evils, what
Becomes of the Children" differs
widely in theme and entertainment
from any feature shown at the
Crescent theatre for many months.
In the writer's opinion Cora
Beach's and Walter Shumway's pic
ture is a powerful argument in de-
Tense of children. The picture not
only teaches a lesson, but 1t unfolds
a story Of powerful dramatic inter-
est, full of intense suspense and re-
markable situations, and all who
see it will carry home with them a
heart message that will live down
the ages for the good of all man
what Becomes of the Chill
dren ?" will do more toward settling
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
. NTlhe -
Minstrel show Coming.

In all probability there is not an
other artist on the stage who has
more admirers than George Wilson,
the famous comedian. who Is a
member of Gus Hills Ministries,
which will appear at the Majestic
Wednesday night, August 4, matinee
and night.
That colossal organization of
songsters. dances. musicians, far
ceurs, hilarity experts and gloom
destroyers. are making theatre
cal history over all of the country.
That splendid combination of mel
ody and mirth has all the charm of
minstrelsy of the bygone era, in adj
dition to all the latest novelties
which embrace modern surprises
and the last word in jazz music. Mr..
Wilson will hold forth at the helm
of that peerless company of fifty
black-face stars with q new routine
of u~nadulterated fun which marked
his long regime at the Hippodrome,
New York city, where he attracted
thousands of patrons for one solid
year. During that engagement his
work came in for unstinted praise
from Gotham's leading critics, in
Guiding Charles Dillingham;. who de-
clared he is the most original laugh
getter who ever graced the stage
of the Hippodrome. There is only
one George Wilson. He stands abso-
lutely alone as the peer Of all black
face comedians. Other comedians
come and 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
MAN HELD HERE
AS JAIL BREAKER
Claim Alex Big, Who Has
Been Living Here, Escaped
From Jail at Easton, Pa.

Alex Wig, twenty-three years old,
who has been making his home at
752 Cortland street, was taken into
custody yesterday by Detectives Jo-
seph Gutowski and John Murray, of
tho local force. on complaint OF
Deputy Warden W. H. Hilberg, of
the Northampton county jail Eas-
ton, Pa, as a j~ailbreaker.
The man. 1t is claimed, was serv-
ing two years on a serious charge
preferred by a fifteen year old girl.
About eighteen months of his term
had been served, when together
with a man named Kessler, he made
his getaway from the prison about
6:15 o'clock on the morning of jan
uary 16, last year.. Both men were
TRUSTEES in the kitchen and made
their escape by scaling 2 the wall.
Kessler was arrested two months
later and given a six months sem
tcnce for Jail breaking.
1t is said Kessler lived in this city
over a year. and was working at
the c. Pardee works when arrested
by the local detectives. Wig will be
taken back to Pennsylvania today by
Deputy Warden .Milberg. assisted by
County Detective w. H. Neimeyer.
The crime was committed in Red
dington, Pa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
Woodbridge

Mr.. and Mrs. James Prall and Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Prall moved into
their new home formerly the resi-
dence of the late Mrs. Freeman
Rowland, corner of Green street and
Amboy
Mrs. A. +. Randolph is spending
the week with friends at Avon. Mr..
Randolph Joined her for the week
end.
Mrs. B. w. Hoagland attended a
card party in Railway yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Valentine and
Miss Dorothy Valentine attended
the funeral of Mrs. Valentines sis
ter's husband, Mr.. Williams, in
Trenton yesterday.
Mrs. William Foote and daughter,
of East Orange. were the guests OF
Mrs. j. II. Love yesterday.
Val Brown came up from Ocean
Grove and spent yesterday with
Mrs. r. n. Valentine.
Mrs. Robert Humphrey visited
friends in Railway yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Harmed en-.
tertained relatives from Railway on
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Hilton is the guest OF
Miss Marguerite Browne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
GERMANS STOP
POLISH TRAIN
Carried Arms and Munitions
From France to Poland---
Explanation Demand Likely

by The Associated Press.
COBLENZ. July 26:-A PohSn
supply train OF thirteen cars bear
ing arms and munitions from
France with hve Polish and one
French officer which left the Ameri-
ar area Saturday night was held
up by German police at Marburg,
sixty miles east of here, Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Germans completely stripped
the cars Of the war materials and
the train refused to convey them
further. They returned TO Coblenz
tonight. The Polish and French
aofficer, the latter accompanied by
his wife, were not molested and
reached Coblenz this noon.
Altogether the train consisted Of
forty-fve cars with non-military
stores for Poland and supplies for
the American legation and the
American relief committee in War
saw. The cars were in charge OF
American soldiers and were not dis
furbed. The American railway men
I'M this district have given notice
they will refuse to run Polish trains.
: The reason for the attempt to run
a Polish military train through
1Germany after last weeks an
nouncement of Germany's neutral
ity in the trouble between Russia
and Poland Is vague.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
NEGRO FREED ON CHARGE
or ASSAULT AND ROBBERY

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 81
Edward Dago. colored, charged with
~atrocious assault and battery on
Charles Goodman and Sarah Good
man, Of 14S Burnet street. this
city. and also with breaking and
entering the Goodman home on the
night of July IS. was acquitted by
a jury in the county court yester-
day. A1ibis given by witnesses for
the defense showing that the man
was not out of his house at the
time the acts were committed, to-
gether with statements of John Pc
tiers and Charles Coleman, colored
who confessed to committing the act
and who stated that Dago was not
in it. were responsible for the YER
dict.
Peters and Coleman. who were
sentenced to serve twelve to twenty
one years in states prison because
of their part in the affair. were
taken to Trenton by Warden Good
win Immediately after the trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
How Big Guns We're Fired.

BY The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Popu-
lar conception o fthe railways mount
for tie heavy caliber artillery-such
as the fourteen-inch naval guns used
by the Americans in Francis that
these big guns can be fred as they
move along the tracks. Major Gen.
eral W. F. Coe, of the coast artillery,
explains that this is oneou
Essentially, a concrete block Is
necessary" he says. over it the
gun is run on it's trucks and then
placed upon the block. We actually
take the trucks out from under the
gun when it is fired and it stands on
a carriage with an arc of fire of $50
degrees. The gun can be taken
from one position to a similarly pre-
pared position. The real thing is you
can send the guns to strategc
points"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
Dikmas Attraction

Gladys Brockwell broke all rec
ords at the Ditmas theatre last
night when her new William Fox
photoplay, THE DEVILS Riddle"
was shown. This new production is
remarkably well acted, and the ver-
satile star is supported by a cast
which includes such well-known
names as Kate Price, Claire Nc
Dowell and Richard Cummings
while William Scott again appears
as her leading man.
The story is an intensely drama
tic one, dealing with the stage and
its people.
Miss Brockwell Is seer in a singu-
larry effective role as the spirited
girl who revolts against the monot-
n of her life on the Montana
plains and works her way to New
York, where she becomes one OF
Broadway's vast throng of seekers
for fame.
There are many tense situations
in the play which keep the specta-
tors interest at highest pitch; and
the stars acting is superb.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
SeUoren

Miss Virginia Dolan, of Sewaren,
is spending her vacation with rela-
tives at Bayonne and Blue Point, L.
L.
The canoe races and various
aquatic sports were held at Sewaren
Beach, under the management OF
Nelson and Girond and not at Acker's
beach as enormously stated In yester-
days paper.
Mrs. w. r. Turner and Mrs. F. II.
Turner were Scarsdale visitors today.
The members OF the Land and
Water Club will enjoy a bridge party
al the club house tonight.
Miss Daisy Rush was a Perth AM
boy visitor this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
REV. SIDNEY n. DIXON
CALLED TO MARYLAND

Rev. Sidney H. Dixon, d. d., for
the past nine years rector OF the
church, South River, has accepted
ton and tombstone streets, and rec
tor in charge of Holy Trinity
church South River, has accepted
a call to become rector of Trinity
Parish, Elkton. Maryland. in the
diocese of Easton. Rev. Mr.. Dixon
expects to take up his new work
some time after October l.. An
nouncement was made on Sunday at
the service OF the call OF the rector
to the new charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
LINCOLN HIGHWAY REPAIRS
CONTINUED PAST METUCHEA

az star Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, July 81. -
The Lincoln Highway from Metuchen
up to the Hotel Pines has all been
patched up with asphalt, and is IN
az good a condition as repair work
can do. The resurfacing from the
Hotel Pines to the Highland Park
hotel has not been done, the men
who were working from Metuchen
to the Pines have moved to Highland
Park where they are repairing
another branch Of the Lincoln High
way.
The road in Metuchen extending
from Essex avenue to Middlesex
avenue on Route IA OF the Lincoln
Highway has been completed and will
shortly be open to trafic. The con-
tractors are putting the finishing
touches to the work. q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
THINK THEY HAVE MAN
WHO ANNOYED WOMEN

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 27.-In
the arrest OF Konstant Kalieki, TWEEN
ty-nine years old of South River, the
police at that place r of the
opinion that they have the an who
has been bothering the women and
girls in the woods around South
Ryer. while they are berry-picking.
The charge against the man is pre-
ferred by Eva Schezitz and he was
committed to the county jail by
Recorder John Van Orden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
Charge He Assaulted wife

By Staf Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, July 27:-
County Detective John Schwei-Kert
is in Newark today to bring back
Stephen Van Ness, the Carteret
hotelkeeper who, it is charged, ran
away after being indicted on a
charge Of ~assaulting his wife. He
was arrested by the Newark police
at the request of the county author
tiles. Another charge will be lodged
against the man when he is brought
back, n of embezzling $1,40O from
an old man in Roosevelt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
At the strand.

Olive Thomas in another OF the
baby yamp" roles that made her
famous is promised in THE Flap
per-" a delightful Selnick comedy,
which is to be shown at the Strand
Theatre today.
The Flapper" is just another
Seventeen" And you remember
that Seventeen was a Booth Tark-
Iington story that painted the first
faithful picture of a boy suffering
from his first romance. The Flap
per" had been raised in a very strict
atmosphere and she longed for the
jazzy climate of the wild and wicked
world.
So she is sent to a boarding
school. Her pose as a roman OF the
world went over big with her school
mates. Her ambitions to be wild led
her into a flock of scrapes, which
reached a climax in a robbery mys-
cry and a thrilling expose.
Olive Thomas has never had a
role that fitted her so nearly perfect
ly. The direction at the hands of
Alan Crosland has made of the
Frances Marion story a most enter
tanning photoplay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
Foreign News

EBy The Associated Press.
z HONOLULU, July 27.-The Toxic
nChamber of Commerce and eight
Eother chambers in Japan have an
Errounced they will AXE counter
Smeasures against the United States
Gin order to offset the effect of the
1American Merchan Marine Bill, ac-
Ecording to a Toxic dispatch to Nippu
EJiJi.
Firm Incorporates.
EBy Stan Correspondent.
s NEW BRUNSWICK, July GA
certificate Of incorporation was
~granted to the Franco Lu~bricating
accompany of Spotswood, dealers in
POLLS and petroleum products. The
3authorized capital is $1,000 900.
nhnd the agent in charge is Charles
ER. Frenz. One-haIf of the stock is
-preferred and the other half is COM
SIMON. The stockholders are Charles
Frenz, sixteen shares; Margaret
Frenz. two shares, and Gustave
ESchuman, two shares.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
warning Against Gypsy Moth

By Special Co-rresponde1t.
TRENTON, July 27:--A warning
to all agriculturists and others in
the state who have an interest in
the growth and protection of trees
from pests was sounded today by
the State Department of Agriculture
when it made known the presence
in this state OF the dreaded Gypsy
moth, which costs the New England
States a million dollars a year to
combat.
This destroyer has invaded New
Jersey. Chief Weiss. OF the Bureau
n Inspection, having reported to
Secretary of Agriculture A1va Agee
that it has been discovered on the
famous Duke estate In Somerset
county, just outside Of somerviIie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27

Further plans for the outing
and shore dinner Of Middlesex
Council, No. 100, Royal Arcanum,
will be made tonight at q meeting
of the council at Odd Fellows hall.
A number of candidates will be
initiated by Halcyon Castle, No. 81,
Knights of the Golden Eagle tonight,
Hornet Encampment, No. 60,
Odd Fellows, expects to initiate sew
eral candidates tonight at Odd Eel
lows hall.
There will be a meeting of the
Sons of Italy Lodge, No. 393. to-
night at Washington hall.
Algonquin Lodge, No. ~
Knights of Pythias, met last night
in regular session at Odd Fellows
hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
S%URROGATE'S COURT

BY Stan Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, July 27:-
The will of Charles M. Cooper,
formerly of Sewaren. who died on
July 10, was probated IN the surro-
gates Office. The widow, Anna L.,
is named as the executor and the
entire estate goes to her. Besides
the widow, a brother, Harry. living
in New York, and a sister, Eleanor,
also living in New York, survive.
The will was made December 7,
1918, and witnessed by Andrew
Wight of Perth Amboy and Helen
NJ. Kelly of Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
TERRIBLE TASTE
REMOVED FROM
CASTOR OIL
New Process Rohs Old Reliable Family
Hem-dy Of Disagrecable
Taste

The chemists OF Spencer kellogg &
Sons. Inc, one OF the largest faanufac-
turers Of castor oil in the world, have per
fected n remarkable process by which all
nauseating taste IL removed from castor
oil. In the opinion Of physicians and
druggists who are already familiar with
Kelioggs Tasteless Castor Oil. this re-
markable Improvement is a real blessing.
It's the same old-fashiored castor oil that
every physician prescribes- It's 100 per
cent. pure castor oil. But that nauseat-
ing taste has been eliminated. Strength
and purity remain the same. Today you
can take Eelloggs Tasteless Castor OIL
easily. Children take 1t without coaxing
or bribing. Do not accept substitutes.
Sold by all good druggists. II you want
a castor oil absolutely without nauseating
taste, insist on genuine laboratory filled
bottles, plainly labelled Kellogg's Taste
less Castor oil. Three sizes. 15c, 35c and
65c.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
County Briefs

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 27:-
Michael B~alaczatkes and James
Chilackov, two Greeks, attempted
20 start a war on Peace street. this
city, yesterday afternoon with the
result that the first named party
was taken into custody on two
charges, one Of assault and battery
and the second on a charge Of car
rying concealed weapons, while
}Chilackov was also arrested for
tcarrying concealed weapons Both
FURNISHED bail to await the action
sof the grand jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
SHARP EARTHQUAKE
SHOCK AT LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES. July IA sharp
Earthquake shock at 1902 o'clock
his morning ratified windows in
downtown buildings and awakened
prisoners / nthe county Jail who set
IT'D a howl to be released. Reports
show no damage was done. Guests
n some hotels were alarmed, but
were soon treasured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-27
Takes Advantage OF Good Crops.
nv rha Aaacr{afAd praaz

By The A1sc GATED Press-
WASHINGTON, July GA circus
owner whose crop of dollars was
not materializing. recently made
unique use Of the governments crop
reports to stimulate growth of his
earnings He had been exhibiting
where farm crops were poor and was
losing hundreds of dollars daily, he
told officials of the Bureau of Crop
Estimates of the Department OF
Agriculture when he called for ad-
vice. He learned what part of the
United States had good crops and
ous regions.