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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported TO
The health department in the last twenty four
hours
Emile Fehrens SO, s21 4th street northeast.
Walter Howard 81 Tuberculosis Hospital
Maude W King. so. Imperial apartments,
18th and Columbia road.
Albert v. Grimes. e3. Walter Reed Hospital
Infant Of Morris and Lucy Tcrbor, Sibiey
Hospital.
Philip A. Simmons. 81. 1119 c street south
east. =.
Cordelia Jackson. 80 Freedmen's Hospital,
Jacob Z. Askins. co, 1876. T street
Robert Allen. 43. Tuberculosis Hospital
Lillian Harris. 2f. lis 10th street southeast.
Dorahella Do,Ehirty, 10 months, Children )
Hospital.
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AUTO M1sHAp INJURIES TWO.

ALBANY. Ga. September 13.-Dr.
H. c. Robes, health commissioner OF
Dougherty. received a broken back
and is believed to be fatally injured,
and H. c. L. Cromartie, United States
farm demonstration agent, is badly
bruised, as result of an automobile
overturning on an. embankment near
here. DR.. Robes was in the Medical
Corps, coming here from Charleston,
S. c. His home is in Tampa, Fla.
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CUBAN COALITION UPHELD
Board Rejects Appeal Made by Gen.
Rafael Montalvo.

HAVANA. September 11.--Gen. Ra-
fael Montalvo's appeal. asking that
the action of the conservative ma
tional assembly nominating DR.. AL
fredo Zayas as the coalition candidate
for president be declared null and
void. was rejected by the central cleo
toral board
The decision. which was taken on
the technical ground of error. was
opposed by representatives OF the
democratic and liberal parties.
No announcement has been made as
to whether Gen. Montalvo will carry
his case to the supreme court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-13
DINNER FOR BR0WNL0W.
Retiring Commissioner to Be Guest
Of d. c. Employees.

of D. c. Employees.
Commission Louis Brownlow, who
leaves Washington Wednesday to be-
come city manager of Petersburg. Va,
will be the guest of heads OF depart
ments and employees of the District at a
dinner at the Arlington Hotel at O'Clock
tonight.
Melvin c. Hazen. surveyor. will be
POSTMASTER and speeches will be de-
Ivered by Corporation Counsel Stephens,
Daniel q. Garges. secretary to the
hoard OF Commissioners: Mrs Nina q.
Van Wrinkle. head OF the woman's bu-
reau of the police department. and Dan
iel ]. Donovan, auditor
At O'Clock tomorrow afternoon the
employees Of the city will assemble in
the boardroom of the District build =
ing for farewell reception to the
departing Commissioner
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SEEK s-HOUR DAY.

Firemen's Convention to Demand
Universal Adoption at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. September 13.-Uni-
versal adoption of the eight-hour
day for firemen will be demanded at
the convention of the international
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses hare been issued to the
Ned Hall and Kathryn B. Davis.
Anthony T. Rosetta and Myrtle I. Krimes.
Robert Martin and Estell Jackson.
John ]. Needing and Christina Raj.
Elmer Renehan and Lula Day, both Of
Sykesviue, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-13

Association Of Fire Fighters. which
opened here yesterday. according to
delegates who had arrived.
Several hundred delegates are ex-
pected for tho meeting. which probably
will continue to Friday.
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At $500
THE SUITS
At: $500

Ten new models In Tricotine, Silver.
tone, Duvet de laine. Duvet Superior
and YaIama Cloth Straight line and
ripple flare models, trimmed with fancy
stItchery, braidina and all Of the newest
trimmings.
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At $69.5O

Fifteen new models OF rrieotine,
YaIama Cloth, silvertone, Vel de cysne
and Duvet de Lame. All Of the best
suit styles, trimmed with Seal, Nutria
and Australian 0possum.
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That's the Question.

From the Boston Transcript.
Nadge-T am suing young man
for a dozen kisses that he stole. Ny
lawyer says they're worth $40 apiece.
Jack-How does he know?
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Ten new models. fashioned Of Bolivia,
Frost. aio Goidtone, Evora, Crystal
Bolivia and Duvet de Lame. Both
wrappy and tailored styles, some with
luxurious fur cola ~.
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"There goes 4 rum" she said AZ
she reached for. the car strap, ~
Just knew that would happen when
I reached up"
'.Why not wear Red Stripe Stock
!, lnas? They're death on runs"
reJoined her friend.
Remember, no runs below the
Red Stripe!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
T0TTENvILLE

Miss Elsa T.. Evans. a teacher at
the Tottepvills school, was called up
the state Yesterday for the death Of
an uncle Ut Her!nans.
William O'Conner returned yester-
day from a trip to Pittsburgh for a
visit to his son.
James Little left last night for a
business trip west.
frank =. Hadkins is able to he
out after a recent operation at the
M;ddlesex hosrtal, New Brunswick.
Mrs. Thomas Mcconnell with Mrs.
George Arbor5as-, represented The
Current Events CLUB of Rossville. at
the meeting of the city Federation
held last Friday at the Hotel Aston.
Manhattan.
MILFORD Doty. Of the u. S. Berna-
dou No. 153. was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Frerichs yester-
day.
A brush fire in Academy place on
the Leland property at 6 o'clock last
night called out the firemen of ISL
engine with their auto apparatus.
The blaze was soon extinguished
without any damage.
The October grant Jury will con
vene again tomorrow to again take
up the investigation il the murder
of Frederick Eckert, the master
bootlegger, in August.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
HARDING WINS
IN RICHMOND
Governor Smith Carries Bor-
ough; Ernest Frerichs for
Assembly, Present Outlook.
BY Special Correspondent.

TOTTENvILLE, Nov. Staten
Island cast its vote for president
ind vice president yesterday in the
,eneral election for Warren G.. Hard
ng. and Calvin Coolidge. when they
received a majority in the county of
Richmond of over 1000 owe James
N. Cox and Franklin ID. Roosevelt,
The Democratic candidates. Gov
,rnor Alfred 4. Smith, who was de-
'eatsd in the state. carried Rich
nond by about 1000, showing the
,hange of votes from himself to the
Republican candidates for president
md vice president. In the contest
Ior county and state officers or the
STAND with a number of districts
missing, County Clerk c. Livingston
Bostwick, is reelected over James
Laing, the Republican candidate of
rottenville.
Mr.. Laing made a great u not
pnly on this end of the island, but
but into the Democratic strong
holds on the north and east shdres.
With eight districts missing Ernest
y. Frerichs, of T~ottenville, the Re-
publican candidate for assembly in
he second assembly district was 900
ihead of his opponent, George p.
Reynaud Democrat, the present in
bombent. 1t is figured that Reynaud
you'd have to get a hundred votes
n each district to win. Thomas F.
cosgrove, Democrat. In the first as
Iembly district, is elected. State
senator John A. Lynch, the Demo-
,ratic candidate, made q good run
IN Staten Island, but 1t is expected
hat Rockland county, that Is in
lluded in the twenty-fourth senato-
Iial district, will give c. Ernest
smith. the Republican candidate, a
much larger lead and he ma ywin
hut according to the returns that are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
GRAND JURY C0MMENDS
THE DETECTIVE FORCE

BY soeois' Correspondent
TOTTENvILLE, Nov. 3-Recom-
mendations, me complimenting h
Ninth Branch Bureau Detective force
and the other commencing Detective
Sergeant James Graham for his re-
cent arrest of Jack the Pepper
were handed up to october grand
Jury to County Judge J.. Harry Tier,
nan, when it finished the work of
the term last week. In reference TO
the detective force the grand july
said: I'VE, having had occasion to
consider numerous criminal cases
which were submitted for our con-
s~ideration, and having observed the
splendid work done and efficient
service rendered to the people of this
county by the members of the detcC-
tive force assigned to the Detective
Bureau of Richmond county, in the
detection of crime and the apprehen-
sion of criminals. now be 1t resolved:
that it is the sense of this body that
the said members OF said force are
entitled and should receive the high
est commentator and sincere ap-
probation from the people of this
county for their splendid service.
The second recommendation was
handed down in connection with the
case against Hugh T. O'Hearn, the
pepper sentenced to Sing Sing for
nineteen years. 1t calls the attention
of the police authorities to the arrest
made in this case by Detective Ser
geant Graham. 1t read: We. the
members of October grand jury of
the county of Richmond, desire to
express our appreciation of the splen-
did work done and the untiring eff
forts made by Detective Sergeant
James Graham. in the apprehension
of the above named defendant who
while at large was a menace to the
community and due to said officer
the said defendant is now confined in
state prison for a period of nineteen
years and we feel that the work of
Officer Graham should not pass un-
noticed by the authorities of the po-
lice department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
JAMESBURG COUNCIL WOULD
ABOLISH GRADE CROSSING

By Special Correspondent
JAMESBURG, Nov. 3-At the
meeting of the borough council Mon
day night a communication was re-
ceived from the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company relative to an import
ant chance in the typography OF the
borough. The railroad company de
sires to close the Willow street
crossing that has been the scene OF
several accidents of late. Definite
action was postponed until the tax
payers of the immediate vicinity
are interviewed. 1t is proposed to
extend the street down across the
brook and make the street a contin-
uous one instead of crossing the rail-
road twice to get to lower James
burk. a resolution was passed Civ
ing two weeks in which to consider
the matter.
Clerk Brooks read the IeSigna-
ton of Councilman George Tomson,
who has left town to conduct a farm
at Cranbury. 1t was accepted with
out comment. Mayor Patten said
that in anticipation Of the action
of Councilman Tomson he had Sc
cured Jacob Wyckoff. of Gatzmar
avenue. to fill the vacancy.
Once more the question of dogs
came up for discussion. The mayor
brought the matter up with a re-
quest that all persons who had paid
the registration fees for license,
should be refunded because so many
had refused to take out a license.
No official action was taken.
The following bills were ordered
paid: Roads. s21.75: Jamesburg
Electric Company, $%161.95; Howard
Applegate, SO; Mrs. Stony. SIG; Will
liam Wilson. SIS; Morris Fisher,
sS.65; New York Telephone Com
pany, 1910.
Chairman Hutchinson of the fl
nance committee. offered a resolu-
ton that allowed for the transfer
of S502.S0 from the tax account TO
that of Collector Erhart's account.
1t was passed. He also made a re-
port of the collectors business done
during the month amounting to
over $500. Mr.. Hutchinson also re-
ported that the collector had COM
pleted arrangements for the tax
sales to be held within several
weeks that will clean up the ar
rearages of the money due the town.
A resolution was also offered by
Mr.. Hutchinson cancelling a note for
5000. He also reported that the
tax anticipation note for $4,000 ar
ranged for last month to pay bills
for the school was not used as Dis
trict Clerk Waddy had received suf-
ficient money to take the place
of this note. The report showed a
saving to the town.
Mayor Patten reported that two
water plugs had been leaking, also
that two lights had been out on Gatz-
| mar avenue for two months.
A complaint was received from
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
BARRELS FULL
Of n. J. VOTES
Used at Various Places in the
State, Due to Greatly In
creased Vote of Women.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-The use of
barrels for ballot boxes was one Of
the ~expedients adopted at some Of
the polling places in New Jersey to-
day as a result of the greatly %increas-
ed vote due to suffrage 1t vas irdi-
Gated that owing to the large num-
Der of women reEistrants through
out the United States the same con-
gestion prevailed. In Boston the
polls were kept open until 5 p. NJ,
instead of at 4 O'Clock. In Georgia
except in the county seats the polls
were to close at 3 L. NJ, and in the
county seats at 6 o'clock.
Voting is going on today in more
than 1906 00 election precincts in
As states. in three of which. North
Carolina, Virginia and West Virgin
ia polls close at sunset.
The hourse at which the polls viii
close in the various states IS as fol-
lows:
Alabama, 6 z. NJ. cities. @ Z. II.
towns and country: Arizona 6 Z. NJ,
Arkansas $50 Z. NJ: California Z p.
NJ: Colorado Z +. NJ; Connecticut 6
z. NJ. Certain towns s T. NJ. by
special legislation).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
RICHMOND CHAPTER RED
CROSS MEETS TOMORROW

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 3-The an
nual meeting of the Richmond
County Chapter of the American
Red Cross will be held at the Of
flee of the chapter in Borough hall.
room 210, st. George, tomorrow at
ternoon at 8 o'clock. The election
of an executive committee of the
chapter. considering reports and for
transacting other business that may
come before the meeting, will take
place. Plans for the annual roll
call or membership campaign will
be made at this time. The various
branches and auxiliaries through
out the borough have named dele
gates to attend this meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
KEYP0RT CLUB HAS
Halloween

KEYPORT. Nov. 3-Mrs. j.. Arch
M&cEwan was hostess to the menu
beers of the Thought Club on Monday
night when a Halloween party was
enjoyed. At this meeting the club de-
cided to take up an informal course
in cooling. Halloween readings were
given by Mrs. Elizabeth Ogden, Mrs.
w. L. Bedle and Mrs. Fred c. Ogden
and music was provided by the voca-
lion. During the social hour follow
ing games were enjoyed and Mrs.
Hugh Robinson was the prize winner
and at midnight a witch appeared
and told the fortunes of all guests
present after which refreshments
were served. Those present we're
Mrs. William +. Eckart. Mrs. Charles
Kruser. Mrs. Frank A. Smith, Mrs.
H. Lewis Hutchinson, Mrs. Hugh
Robinson, Miss Mildred Lackey. Mrs.
w. S. Wallace, Mrs. Roland c. Dey,
Mrs. Chester A. Walling. Mrs. William
T.. Bedle. Mrs. Fred c. Ogden. Mrs.
Elizabeth ogden, Miss Nan v. c. Me-
Kinney. Mrs. Albert NJ. Haigh. Miss
Henrietta Robinson. Mrs. j.. A. Mac
Evan. Mrs. VIM. Maurer, Mrs. Eva
Reynolds, Mrs. Clarence II. Bedlc
and Miss Annie l.. Tilton.
The club will meet at the home of
Mrs. George NJ. Post, of Parlin, Nov.
18th.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

late coming in.
Harding carried Tottenviile by
more than 500 and the eight districts
OF the fifth ward of the borough of
Richmond by over 1900. Harding
carried every district in this ward
by large maporities, while Governor
Smith carried hut three of the same
districts. United States Senator
Wadsworth carried every district in
the fifth ward, as also did Ernest
Frerichs. the candidate for assem-
bly,. Congressman Daniel j. Riordan
was again elected. He defeated Will
bur +. Wakeman, of Eltingville. the
Republican candidate who made a
good u in Richmond, but Riordan
rolled up his usual vote in the lower
part of Manhattan. Incomplete re-
turns this morning in the eight dis
tricts of the fifth ward give James
Laing a big vate in each of the poll
ing places. He carried all except
the district at Eltingville.
There was considerable difficulty in
counting the vote or this end of the
island where the electric light SER
vice was shut off w or three times,
leaving the polling places in dark
ness until candles or oil lamps were
secured to serve as light. Nearly al.
of the canvassing inspectors did not
finish the of the vote in the
districts until ) o'clock this morning.
The thirty-first district, Tottenville,
had not completed its canve SIS at s
o'clock this morning, the oard be-
ing still in session at that time.
This thing happened in other dis
tricts throughout the island because
of the large vote EAST and of the
three ballots that were used, n for
the presidential electors. one for the
state and county officers and the
other for the questions submitted
and amendment. There was no trou-
BILE otherwise and the election here
went off very qniet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
T%OTTENVIllE DEFEATS
IMPERIAL 12-0

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 3-Before a
large crowd that gathered at the Tot
tenville A. C. grounds yesterday aft
ernoon. the strong Tottenville foot
ball team defeated the fast Imperials
of Elm Park in n of the most spir-
tied contests SO far staged this sea-
son on the home grounds. The score
at the finish was 1910. Chapman
and Walters each made touch downs.
This coming Sunday the Tottenville
eleven will clash with the Stapleton
Juniors, the lightweight champions
on Staten Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

Alva Timberman, of Lincoln avenue.
who said hat the J~amesburg Water
Company has continued to refuse
him service. even after the piping
was completed to the curbing.
Also dissatisfaction was voiced over
the poor water service. Mayor Pat
ten said that the water company was
attempting TO serve the town and
the railroad company which was too
much of a contract for its facilities.
An echo of the recent raid of the
men selling booze in town vas
brought to the attention of the
Gil in the form of a letter of praise
and appreciation from the Alice
Union, Christian Temperance Union.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Halloween Party at Kcyport

KEYPORT, Nov. 3-Herbert Til
ton Smith entertained a number Of
his young friends at a Halloween
party Monday night. guests present
being Billie Lockwood, Bobbie Lock
rood, Edward Lockwood, Marjorie
Lockwood, Averil Campbell Florence
Adare, Thelma Adare, Iris Adare,
Lillian Larson, Dorothy Reynolds
and Herbert Smith.
Halloween games and contests
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

Last year things were different.
Mother and daughter both favored
Yale, for they thought 1t would be
Tins last appearance on the grid
iron. But Tim decided to return to
school this year. and now 1t will be
practically the last appearance of
either in football toys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
Zuydcr Zee Dam Is Begun

By The Associated Press.
WIERENGEN, Holland. - The
former German crown prince now
has a rival attraction on this little
island, the greater Zuyder Zee dam
which Is to reclaim thousands Of
acres from the sea. Construction
work has actually begun, with head
quarters here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
-Four BoIshevik Propaganda Bureaus

AMSTERDAM. Holland - The
Russian bolshevik propaganda bu-
reau, formerly centralized here, has
now been divided into four sections,
the Dutch newspapers say. One is
in South America, one in Berlin, one
at Amsterdam and the other at Lis
bon, between them handling boil
shevik campaigns for all the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

proved of interest to the young peo-
pie and refreshments were served
from a table deliberately decorated
with pumpkins and Halloween fav-
ors, each guest receiving a pumpkin
lantern.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

You may not believe it. But 1t Is
usually the lad who voted dry who
walks four miles to get a chance to
pay four bits for a drink of hooch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03
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Vegetable Compound
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-03

If a girl tells a fellow to quit and
he quits. she gets mad at him for
being a gutter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
It Saves Time and Trouble for Others
CONGRESS To CURB
ARMY EXPENDITURES
Committee Head Tells Baker That
Standing Force Must be Re
duced TO It's, 900.

Washington. Dec. i5.--Sharp con
nicts between Congress and the war
Department over the amount Oi money
10 be appropriated this year for the
military establishment developed yester-
dav at the initial meeting of the House
subcommittee 10 draft the 1922 army ap-
preparation bin.
Representative Anthony Kan chair
man Of the subcommittee, predicted that
the army appropriation for the coming
fiscal wear would be cut approximately
10 $500, 100000 lie advocated restric-
ton Of the size Of the army " l75.Ub!
enlisted men, Abandonment OF hall 0i
tho camps maintained by the War De
partment and immediate sale Of the
army surplus supplies.
Secretary Baker and Major zen
| March, chief Of staff appearing before
the committee, urged the approprlatlof
this year Of approximately 500, Oo,O''
| for army expenses. Inc war DepsI =
rnert WAS allowed s392, 900, 600 Tor The
present year.
secretarv Baker estimated that ths
| War Department would incur deficit
Of SEQ. 900. 900 during the present year
OF this amount he said S33 ,0O0,O ,OOO wi
be needed for the pay Of enlisted men
Chairman Anthony however, said mem
bers Of the committee were conVince'
the War Departments deficiency Woui'
total ~ least 800, 600 600
The War Department secretary va
asked 10 submit q report showing Tna
camps were being maintained and 10
what purpose they were being used
Another policy Of the committee, M
Anthony indicated, would be 70 prov1d
for the full strength maintenance Q
only two divisions instead Of nine, a
The War Department favors. The. re-
naming divisions would be naintsine'
in skeletonized form and would oe IN
crer sod TO full strength only IN erner
gency, under Mr. Authony's plan.
Immediate sale of between 10000 an
10000 motor trucks now held IN r.
serve was said by Representative An
thony 10 be favored by the committee.
Secretary Baker was questioned pal
ticulsrly rs 20 the present size Of N
army, and in reply said il consisted (
approximately 2f6,O00 enlisted men sn
IA 600 officers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
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