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The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
MONDAY (TElEGRAPHiC)
ROOT REFUSES TO
 DISCUSS MISSION

New York. Sept. 27-Elihu Root, on arriving from Europe today. re- fused to discuss the results of his mis- sion in connection with the effort .o establish an international court of nations. Root said: 'The nature of my mission abroad prohibited me from making any speeches or giving inter views in Europe and that rule still applies"
 Root is likely to visit Marion to consult with Harding at an early date.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
THURSDAY (TELEGRAPHIc)
ALASKA FLYING EXPEDITION
 AGAIN MAKING PROGRESS

Saskatoon Saskatchewan. Sept. 30 Lieutenant Ross Kirkpatrick, II plane No. of the Alaska Flying Ex- petition, reached here at 5:O5 yester- day afternoon. after covering the 300 miles from Edmonton in thee hours and twenty minutes. In the plane with Kirkpatrick and his mechanician were two husky pups brought from Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
ABScoNDING OFFICIAL
 KILLED BY TRAIN

Dixon. Cal. Sept. 2S-A. NJ. Lacey the missing auditor of Buttee County, amount of the funds of that county, before his disappearance, died here today several hours after being found standing unconscious beside his auto mobile which had been wrecked by a passenger train. Lacey leaves wid- ow and eight children.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
National League
NEW JAP RELIGION
 URGES GREAT WAR TO ExTERMlNATE UNBELIEvERS

Tokio. Sept. 27-The Japanese gov ernment is taking vigorous measures to suppress weird new religion wtSeh appeared at Omotokyo and has been spreading with amusing rapidity. The new creed proposes a great war in but the "holy ones" of the cult who will gather on what is known as "the broad rock of Ayabe."
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
NEW YORK WINS
 DOUBLE VICTORY

Philadelphia, Sept. 29-Six home runs featured New Works double vic- tory over Philadelphia on the local grounds today: The second contest went eleven innings before a decision was reached. Ruth's fifty fourth home run of the present season came in the ninth inning of the first game, with Ward on base. It was drive over the right field wall.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
2s MILLION WOMEN MAY VOTE

Washington. Sept. 29-The Census Bureau announced today that as re- suit of the ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. twenty six mill lion women will be eligible to vote at the November elections.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
WIFE DIES, UNINFoRMEo
 HUSBAND WAGES POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
Seattle San

Seattle Sept. 2S-The wife of Ralph A. Horr. widely known local lawyer and politician. died at Rochester, Minnesota and was buried three days before the husband was notified. as q result of miscarriage of telegram conveying news of her aemise. Hor., in the neantinme was waging a viz orons camra ign for the chairmanship of the republican county committee.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
SAFE THROWS NO LIGHT
 ON SOFIA DISASTER

Seattle. Sept. 27-Further cxami- nation her of the safe of the illfated Canadian Pacific lines Princess Sofia today failed to disclose any message or document bearing on the final hours of those who perished when the steamer sunk in Lynn Canal in 1918.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
WORLD SERIES SCHEDULED
 FOR OCTOBER FIFTH

Chicago. Sept. 27-The 1920 worlds series will begin October ,, unless q tie in the American League develops between Cleveland and Chi cago, who are only q few points apart at present. The world series games will be held October 5. 6 and at either Cleveland or Chicago. according to contempla tions.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
FLYER HAS NARROW ESCAPE

Manimo. E. C. Sept. a7-Adrift on log in the Gulf of Georgia. Avia- tor Lieutenant w. H. Brown. of Vic toria, was picked up today by an Ai- aslan cannery tender Ut Hidden Inlet while bound for Seattle.
 Brown was flying from Victoria to Prince Rupert when his engine failed and the machine fell on a reef and was wrecked.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02

proceedings involving eight Japanese who seek to become citizens will be asked of the Supreme Court when 1t reconvenes Monday.
 The case at issue resulted from 8 denial of citizenship to one Takato Oz;,wa, Japanese. and was filed in the Supreme Court on an appeal In 1912.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
cieottcc and Jackson Confess

Chicago, Sept. 2S-Pitcher C:cottce has confessed that he received ten thousand dollars for "fiNins" the 1919 world series. Joe Jacksor has also owned up to getting five thousand for his share in the job.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
CLEVELAND KEEPS LEAD IN AMERICAN LEAGUE BY
 CLOSE MARGIN

St Louis, Sept 2S-Cleveland held onto first place in the American League by an eyelash today. Walter Mails, former Seattle and a .ramenta s"uthpaw winning his seveneth nc from the Indians.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
RUTH ACHIEVES 53RD
 HOME RUN

Philadelphia. Sept. 2S-Babe Ruth recorded his fifty second and fifty third home runs of the season today by hit ting the ball over the right field fence
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
AMERICAN ONE OF THREE
 coMPETiToRS IN
 INTERNATIONAL AIR ACE

Etampes, France. Sept. 2S-After the international airplane race for the famous James Gordon Bonnet trophy had been in progress less than an hour today, the contest narrowed down to three competitors. one of whom is Major k. w. Schroeder. an American
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
RELATIVE SENATOR NELSON
 CONVICTED OF MURDER

Alexandria, Minn. Sept 29-Gus:of Nelson. son in law of Senator Knute in the first degree in the killing of Joseph Middleton. a farm hand. dur ing a scuffle for the possession of q shot gun.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
SOVIET FOLLOWERS
 EXPECTING PEACE

London, Sept. 2S-The Times says today that if is the general opinion in Soviet circles li.at peace between So viet Russian and Poland will soon be an accomplished feet. providing that the latter country does not press it's claims for a larg, indemnity.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
POLICE FRUSTRATE SlNN FEiNN-ROlSHEvIX
 DYNAMITE PLOT

London. Sept. 3S-Scotland Yard has frustrated a plot to blow up the Irish Office and Treasury building here. according to announcements to- day.
 Sein Feinners and Rolsheviki are said to have planned the explosion in reprlsal for activities against them.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
THREE MORE KILLED
 IN BELFAST RIorlNc

London. Sept. 27-Three persons were slain in riots at Belfast yester- day following the murder of a police man and! the wounding of two other officers.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
soMs'sTs BUSY IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept. 2s-rhe home of Alderman eowsrs q Bath Heuss John was wrecked today by bomb con- cealed on the premises by unknown parties. The family was away from home when the explosion occurred.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE GETS FIRST CALL WORLDS SERIES GAMES

Chicago. Sept. 2S-The American League won the toss at todays meet sion and the first of the worlds series games will be played October 5th in the American League city winning the league pennant.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
CHILDREN PERISH IN
 BLAZING HOME

Everett. Wn. Sept. 26-Trapped in their home by fire which one of them started. two children of Joseph Gully. living on Lake Poeshinger road. were burned to death this morning. A third child also received serious injuries and may die.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
BROOKLYN WINS NATL
 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

New York. Sept. 27-Brooklyn won the championship of the National Baseball League today. although idle as a result of New York being defeated by Boston here in the second game of their double header.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
TWO KILLED IN
 LOG TRAIN ACCIDENT

Portland. Ore. Sept. 2s-Harry Lund and E. J. Williams were killed and their wives sustained broken legs when a gasoline train jumped over an eight foot trestle on logging road near here today,
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
BRITAIN TO DEMAND COLLECTION BIG DAMAGES
 BY UNITED STATES

Washington, Sept. 21-Great Brit ain will shortly demand that the Uni ted States collect from Mexico dam ages amounting to one hundred mill lion dollars. Her intention to make this an issue is known to the State Department.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
Chicago Grand Jury To indiet
 Gamblers

Chicago. Sept 29-The grand Jury is perparing to indict number of noted gamblers who participated in brihing the world series players.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
CLEVELAND GAINS ON CHICAGO

New York. Sept. 29-Cleveland, by defeating St Louis today, went an- other half length ahead of Chicago in the final dash for the American Lea que pennant.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
YANKEES PLACED AT
 DISPOSAL OF coMIskev

New York, Sept. 2S-A telegram offering to place the entire New York American base ball team at the dis posal of Comisl1ey, the Chicago base ball magnate. was sent today by Jacob Ruppert and T. l.. Paston, owners of the Yankee club.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
LEGION HOLDS
 SECOND ANNUAL CONVENTION

Chicago, Sept. 27-The second an nual convention of the American Le- zion opened here this morning with O'Olier presiding. A thousand dele- gates are in attendance.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
<. c. SMITH BLDG SEATTLE
 OBJECT DYNAMITE PLOT

Seattle. Sept. 29-The authorities received warning today that the l.. C.. Smith building, Seattle's tallest build ing. will be blown up within twenty days.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
POLES CAPTURE GRoDNo
 AFTER HARD FIGHTING

Warsaw. Sept. 27-Grodno one of the most important cities in north western Poland. situated near tho Lithuanian frontier. has been captured by the Polish troops after heavy fight ing. the Polish m!litery stan announc- ed today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY OF
 AIDING DRAFT EVASION

Philadelphia. Sept. 2s-Mrs E. c. Bergold and four confederates were found guilty tonight of conspiracy to aid two persons to evade the army draft.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
sINN FEiNN aouMoUp-LoNDoM

London. Sept. Swallowing the fruatration of plot to blow up the Whitehall building here. hundreds of Sim Feinners and their sympa thIzers are being arested today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
WORLD SERIES TO START
 AT BROOKLYN

Chica go. Sept. 2s-The National Baseball Commission today reversed it's earlier decision and decided to open the 1920 World series at Brooklyn on October B., playing three games there.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
MISSOURI POPULATION
 NEARLY 3H MILLION

Washington. Sept. PA Census Bureau announcement gives the pop .'Ia"cn of Missouri a. '.40a o0e. an in- .'rcase ot three per 2 IT.. over the cen- sus G.,n.@. of 1910.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
FINDS AGED WIFE
 . DEAD OF STARvATi

Seattle, Sept. 27-Returning home sunday to prepore to move to q new home near Bremerton, which he had heen fixing up during the past month. John A. Holmes discovered his wife. Mrs. Annie Holmes, aged G4, dead in her bed room.
 A post mortem examination today showed that the woman had died from starvation.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
HARDING STUMPING
 WEST VIRGINIA

Marion, o. Sept aS-Senator Hard ing is campaigning on q special trlin through West Virsin:a today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
DEscHANEL IN sANATARlUM

Paris. Sept. 27-F'ormer president Paul Deschanel has entered q private sanatarium near Paris for treatment.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-02
DISAPPOINTMENT OF JAP NATURALIZATION
 CASE SOUGHT

Washington. Sept. so-A secons pcstponement of the arguments in
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The Nome Nugget delivered b. car. Tier or mailed. Per Month $10O
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13

il hnppenn thar difficulties which
seem NEST f8rmiaabEe II antiEi patton
ard On papeF never arise IN praetfea
FROM his knowledge Of the AInerf
en- people fne Ambassador II conf
sienr thar once the United States Is
member ~ the League 81 Nations
there win BE no country IasNyssr 4u1b
bling ai10ar 1ufv and oblEgaficns. bnf
that tins country VII play frs fillI part.
No ngher compliment naa ever
been paid to the American people By
q greater European statesman In the
circumstance the senators VINO hare
held N the treaty for nearly seven
months and have been trying 70 make
the United States appear as the spoil
Cd child 0f . distracted world are wei
come 70 whatever measure Of comfort
they can find in Lard Grey's letter
World
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13

me b0rd u pabEic instruction II
and for Marion county met the srti
DIP 81 February IN regular session.
with W. T. Colbert, chairman CT II.
Veal and a r. Stevens present
The secretary read the minutes o.
fEle last nesting which were fnsHna
correct and approved
4 petition signed BY 81 81 the lead
ing citizens Il the Reddiek special tax
school district was presented to the
board, asking that al election be call.
ed to bond the Reddick special tax
school district for SI0.0e8 for build
ing and furnishing new school build
ing The petition was laid over until
next meeting 81 the board The seere
tary was instructed to cheek Up petf
ton and see II same Is signed accord
Ing to law
& was ordered that the following
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13
L0Hu GHEYs COMPLIMENT

If the eauhlIcaHs n The United
States senate are as eAaEad as thss
pretend 70 be over Lord sfTHyss letter
70 the London Times. they must de-
ire their pleasure froTn tfle AInnassa
tlnEs apiniou that the HUHnr, q the
American paanle viii rise superior 20
any restrictions imposed by the
Lodge reservations upon the fril parti.
GRAFTON 1y MS easllAl1F = 81 g ssssAs
s1f Nations.
Tfe ftarner secretary u state fDH
voreigr1 affairs tells the British PEG
BE in effect that the situation of LII
roue IS So desperate and the eoouera
lion &c the United States IN the Lea
gua Of Nations Is Sc vital thar il IS
rsot worth while 10 haggla ever terms
f the senate insists thaf the United
states can enter tine Laague only AZ
q privileged partner. only Is a tIEnzrad
member, only under special conditions
such as no orher nation has demanded
for ITSELF accept me rasaFFsiLiE'lls All
trust to the fnturH. For himself. he
has 10 Doubt whatever that the AIze-
lean people viii voluntarily meet
every obligation and discharge every
tInEv that no matter what restrictions
are ser uD By the Losigs reservations
II practice the Un1tea States VIII &c
3 mans work II y mans world
Lori Grey il not alone u the opin
ion thar he holds as 70 the future -
feet al me Lodge reservations
mon American participation IN the
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13
INFORMATION EoH
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

A discharged soldier can receive
treatment At the hands o. the PubIFc
Health Service. to which he IS entitled
as beneficiary III the Burean Of Wax
Risk Insurance. through one Of MIN
Der Of channels.
Z He can Apply directly 20 the Ell
amineF Of the Public Health Service
in his locality presenting evidences in
the form Of an honorable discharge ~
his righE 20 SUCH treatment He win
az once be examined. treated. and
provision made for hospital care
snuazld such be necessary The ex
aminer viii also instruct and aid him
IN making ont the necessary forms
to be forwarded the War Risk Tnsur
ance Bureau. and also the necessary
application to be made In orrer to
become a claimant Of the Federal
Board for Vocational Ednca1i0n-
2 The discharged soldier can aps
ply to the Bureau Of War Risk Insur
ance by letter reauesEing examination
and treatment as its beHeffeiary The
War Risk Insurance Bureau then noti
ffes the patient to report 10 an exs
Gminer. giving the examiners name
and address. and assuring his trans
porraEf0n IL traveI Is necessary &c
carry 0u1 the request. Upon present
ing himself 20 the examiner. he Is car
ed Tor IN the above manner.
& The discharged soldier can ap
PR to the American Red Gross. amer
lean Legion. 20 his county or state
Board Of Health. or to other organf.
zatfons interested n his welfare VINO
through the publicity Of the War Risk
Insurance Hureau and the Public
Health Service viii either direct him
to tina nearest examiner Of the Public
Health Service or viii take his case
with the PubIic Health Service Of the
district ii which be resides. VINO pre-
ceeds az once to notify tsle naEfent &c
report for examination as indicated
under 10
The examiner is~aurh0rlZed 70 on
tain the advice ard services OF con
sulfanrs TOR patient. sllnuid such be
necessary, and If hospital care Is
deemed advisable. to place hlrn II the
hospital upun direction 0f the District
supervisor. either locally # his case
can be cared FOR locally, ar II hos
uitaI init wflare. the services @ special
consuItautss can be ohtalnad Upon the
district IN wh1eh he resides VIM pro
pital. a report Of physical examination
Is submitted to the District Medical
anicer az the Federal Beard for voca
ti0nal Education. and the patient Is
fsasified II his rights As q claimant
ii that Beard For training and as he
ceases to be 4 patient u the Ps1blic
Health Service. his ease Is turned
oyer to the Faaerai Board far further
disposition
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13

coupon warrants due Oh Fen. J. 1szD
be renewed Tor one rear At six paI
cent Interest.
Warrant 10 50. favor r s. Carlton
for 500: warrant 10. n. IN favor -
Miss Hattie Carlton. $3.50: warrant
No IS, favor hrs Emma Carlton
s100e
Fire dollars per month increase IA
salary vas granted to the FantFITe
teacher. provided trustees consent furs
IL to come from tha district funds
TIE secretary reported thai Miss
Nellie Clgburn had resigned as prfn-
cipaI 0f the Symmetrical school and
that she had gotten Mr. Chambers of
BalIeview to take the place temorar
iIr
On account 81 the large number o.
pupils al Orange Springs. the salary
Of the teacher was increased IS per
month
The board met Wednesday with I'LL
members present The secretary read
. petition signed by fourteen patrons
OF the Fort Mccoy school and eleven
citizens asking the board tarefaln Mr
Walter r Wilson as trustee Of the
school
Tie case against Mr. IF n Wilson,
vas taken I'D. From the eyidenee8
presented the board decided not t
take action IN the matter
Application for mothers pension for
Mrs. Agnes liz. Robertson for one child
going TO school was filed with the
hoard and action deferred for further
Investigation
Application for mothers pension
Tor MRS. Susie Persons FOR two chill
dren going to school was filed with
the beard and action deferred for
further investigation. {
a colored school for TWO, months
was granted an the Osborne turpeHi
tine farm IN the western part OF the
county.
ri was ordered that the four teach
ers al FesseHden Academy. paid BY
the county. be allowed 70 teach sir
months and thar the board win appr0
pirate 500 for the c0lorad agricuL
tural department al Fessenden Acad
envy
II was decided 70 aid IN establishing
a eoI0raa summer normal seto0i n
the county this summer provided
Prof j. H Crimson can succeed IN get
ting the Ieanes fund aid N the expens.
IS OF such normal
Teacher s reports ana snndTy bills
we're presented and ordered paid IS
uer financial statement flied with the
clerk Of the court and also IN the OF
Iice of the superintendent
The monthly reports Of the depos-
tories were presented. checked over
and found 20 be apparently correct
No further business. the board ad
;ourned to meet N reg-.ar session On
Tueadays March srd. 1920. /
WI CAIN. Secretary
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
FURTHER ORANGES SHOWN
IN STATE ELECTION LAW

TRENTON. Aug. 7. - Further
changes in the election regulations
under the revised election act pass
ed by the 1920 Legislature have lust
been learned Hereafter there wifi
be a uniform method Of drawing
out the names Of candidates for
places on the ballots. In the future
the secretary OF state will draw the
names for all statewide candidates,
such as governor, and United States
senator and for congressman and in
all other cases where the petitions
are filed in his Office.
County clerks will draw out the
names of all candidates for county
Offices required to file their petitions
with the county clerk. In cases Of
municipal Offices, the municipal
clerks viii draw the names of the
candidates.
Formerly the method was some
what confusing. Municipal clerks
had the authority to draw out the
names Of candidates for county Of
fees o places on the ballot to be
voted within the Jurisdiction of the
municipalities. Thus a candidate
for state senator might occupy six
different positions on the ballot
voted in the same number of COM
munllles IN a given county. Here
after the county clerk shall pick
the names of all county candidates
and IL a certain name is selected for
third place. It will be in that posi-
ton on all ballots throughout the
county irrespective of where voted.
Whereas the county clerks for
merry picked the names on the con-
g~ressional slate to be voted in the
county, now this will be done by the
secretary of state. Whereas II was
possible for a candidate for con-
gress to have three different places
on three ballots in three different
counties composing n congress-
sional district, now the candidates
order on the ballot will be the same
throughout the district irrespective
OF county lines. the order of names
determined according to- the draw
ing by the secretary of state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
TottenUille

Miss Martha Henry. has returned
from vacation spent at Irvington and
Fanwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Laird have
taken up their residence in town.
Mrs. Ernest Paugh is spending a
month in the Catskills.
Mrs. Alfred Fisher is home after
q visit with her parents at Livingston.
Mrs. John F. Avery and daughter.
are at Earlvilie. N. z. for a vaca-
ton.
Fred Scales has left the Fordham
hospital where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis recently.
He Is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Rachel Gregory. OF Tyrrelf
street, entertained the Afternoon
Euchre club al her home yesterday.
Mrs. George Hoehn, Mrs. Wilmot
Chapman and Mrs. Carl Raguse were
awarded the prizes. After the cards
refreshments were served.
i Rev. r. C. Bascom, a former pastor
Bethel church. will preach at the
union services here tomorrow. In
the morning the service will be at
Bethel and in the evening at st.
Paul's.
The food sale at the home of Mrs.
8lanche Cole, Amboy road, yesterday
afternoon for the benefit of ST.
Stephens church was a success and
good sum was realized.
The Sunday meeting OF the w. c.
+. u. will be held tomorrow after
loon at the home OF Mrs. Caroline
Sleight, Sleight avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
MAGISTRATE MULLEN HOLDS
TWO IN AUTO THEFT

By Special Correspondent.
ToTTENVILLE, Aug. Enlarged
with burglary in the theft of an auto
mobile from the garage of William
Anderson. of Arthur Kill road. Ross
Vile. a week ago. Palmer Krusen,
eighteen years old. of Houseman
avenue, Port Richmond. and vii
liam Zuiuff. eighteen years old. of
2610 Richmond avenue Port Rich
mond, were yesterday held by
Magistrate Mullen in the second
district court in $1,000 bail each for
further examination. Zuluff secured
bail. but Krusen was locked up in the
county jail at Richmond in default
of bail. Harold Kaufman, eighteen
years old. of 50 Lake avenue. Port
Richmond. will be extradited from
the Union county Jail, Elizabeth,
where he is being held as the third
party in the robbery. Another arrest
will be made in the case shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-07
HIGHWAY LINK
To Be READY SOON

A connecting link in the Lincoln
Highway at Metuchen is expected
to be thrown open to traffic within
a very short time. This section.
about an eighth of a mile in length.
extends from Middlesex venue near
the high school to Amboy avenue at
the curve toward the bridge cross
ing the Lehigh Valley tracks. It has
been under construction since the
past winter. difficulty having been
met with in the extremely low
Pennsylvania Railroad bridge which
crosses it. With the excavation of
the road for some distance it has
been lowered sufficiently. and now
with the completion Of the retaining
walls will be ready for use.
This will fill in an appreciated
gap in the route from New York to
Philadelphia as it win do away with
the steep grade, sharp turn. and
narrow bridge now in use over the
Pennsylvania tracks.