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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
Poles to Make Stand.

WARSAW, July THE bolshe-
Wiki in their advance in Volhynia
have reached the Cleaway station
northwest of Rovno. The Poles are
Withdrawing before the drive of Gen.
Budeny's calvary. and in some places
reaching the old Russo German
fighting line. The banks of the Styr
ana other rivers along the line are
cobwebbed with barbed wire and the
hillsides spattered with TRENCHES
and it is expected the Poles will
elect to make a stand along this line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
Smash Polish Front.

LONDON. July S-Russian boil
sheviki forces have smashed their
way forward on the southern flank
of the Polish front and soviet au-
thorities claimed success in series
of battles near Sparrow-Konstanti
nov, towards which town they are
driving the Poles, according to a
Bolshevik official statement re-
ceived.
Soviet forces have reached Little
thez, twenty-four miles east of Pros
kienov and have occupied Mohilev-
Podolsk in their drive along the
Dneister river.
Heavy fighting continues between
the Bolshevilxi and forces COM
manded by General Wrangel ON the
southern front. the struggle being
intense in the region of Oriekhov,
the statement said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

By The Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 8.-"Negroes who
have voted the Republican ticket in
Georgia have disappeared and never
have been heard of again. :. Henry
Lincoln johnson. negro Republican
National committeeman told the
senate committee today.
The committee was questioning
johnson about lynching in the
South. They don't lynch men for
belonging to the Republican party"
asked Senator Kenyon. do they?
"Oh yes, they do" replied John
son, many negro voting the Re-
publican ticket has disappeared.
johnson declared that Wood men
spent $4,000 in Georgia while
Lowden supporters spent $4,000.
Clark l.. Grier former postmaster at
Augusta was the "pay-offT man for
the Wood people. he said. adding
that Grier worked under direct or
ders from Frank Hitchcock, former
postmaster general in the Roosevelt
cabinet.
Senator Kenyon suddenly turned
TO the Palmer campaign in Georgia
asking johnson IL officials Of the de-
partment of justice took part in the
Palmer campaign in Georgia.
Hooper L. Alexander of Atlanta
was the leader" johnson said.
Other questions concerning activi-
ties of the Department of Justice in
Georgia brought no definite informa-
tion.
johnson who is said to have re-
ceived $1,000 from the Lowden
chest was the first witness to be
called. Democrats paid from IS
to $1,000 for votes in Georgia this
year and paid more than the Re-
publicans." johnson told the COM
mittee.
d. w. Huckreige. of Warrenton.
Mo, testified before the senate
committee investigating campaign
expenditures that he received ST.
900 from E. l. Morse. of Excelsior
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
BONNEVILLE TROLLEY MAY
NOW GET ALL FIXED UP

NEW BRUNSWICK, July Sit IS
rumored that the ''Tooneryiile
Trolley which runs through Me-
tuchen will undergo repairs whlen
will add speed and allow those IN
charge to give the patrons better
service. This rumor is believed TO
be founded on the $500 decision OF
Judge Freeman Woodbridge in the
district court here today in favor OF
the trolley company. Joseph Feller
of New Brunswick being the de-
fendant in the action.
In February 7. 1919 truck be
longing to Feller going west on Mid
dlesex avenue struck the famous
trolley in charge of the skipper, anu
knocked it up on the sidewalk.
Action was started by the Puoilc
Service company to recover damages
claiming that the truck driver failed
to give the car any room on the
road. The trolley was repaired I'M
mediately after the accident and mas
been running steadily since then
without mishap. Edwin c. Caffrey
represented the trolley company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
Take Rent Action Here

1akC AtLtAt AAttOAA AACNC
Mayor Frank Dorsey has received
from James F. Cannon, Jr., COM
missioner of revenue and finance of
Jersey City, a large number Of pro-
test blanks which are to be signed
by rent payers, who desire immedi-
ate remedy for the present condi-
tions which permits of rent prof.
teering. These protests are being
sent throughout the state for sigma
lures are addressed to William N.
Runyon, chairman of the senate
committee on rent and housing leg
islation.
The protest reads as follows:
Honorable Sir:-
I, the undersigned, a citizen and
rentpayer of the State of New Jer-
sey, do hereby respectfully but mos
emphatically protest against your
actions as chairman of the senate
committee on rent and housing bill:
in failing to report the Hershfield
housing and anti-rent profiteerine
measures which were unanimously
passed in the House.
The situation in the district where
I reside is acute, and growing worse
An immediate remedy Is absolutely
necessary.
/ earnestly trust that you will
perform your plain duty to the rent
payers of New Jersey, and use your
influential efforts as chairman of
this committee to urge the passage
of these bills without delay.
A request is made that those
signing the protests do so at once in
order that they might be received
prior to July 81 when a special ses-
sion of the state senate opens. Any
one in this city desiring to sign one
of the protests may secur same from
Mayor Dorsey at his Office in City
Hall. Each protest should be mail
ed to Commissioner Cannon in Jer%
sew City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
SUIT FOR $500 AGAINST
DRY DOCKS COMPANY

A suit for S50e has been started
in the district court by Emanuel
Dones0n of this city against the
Perth Amboy Dry Dock Company
for injuries to himself and damages
to a wagon in which he was riding
when the wagon was struck By the
dry dock company automobile.
It is alleged by Doneson that as
he was crossing New Bruns~ick
avenue from Kramer's alley on Nay
% the automobile. which was being
driven on New Brunswick avenue,
crashed into the wagon. iu1uriu5
him about the body and doing cor
siderable damage to the wagon. Tfs
dry dock company claim that Il We ?
not their car which raz into r. 4
Doneson wagon but a car wnit 4
was ahead of il.
Donescn is represented BY Alto
ney Jacob S. Karkus and the 81
dock company by Counselor StefH-
en- F. Somogyi.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
c. D. P. WILL
HEAR MORROW
Kentucky Governor Coming to
Convention of Republican
CIus to be Held at Trenton

CptNAdA (oA4 C1AtA1IaNs
TRENTON. July s-Announce-
ment has just been made by Repub-
lican state headquarters here that
among those who have accepted an
invitation 10 attend and speak at
the annual convention of the New
Jersey League of Republican Clubs
a week from Saturday is John
Wesley Hill. OF the Peace Forum,
New York city. Governor Morrow.
of Kentucky. has also accepted. IL
is doubtful now whether Mrs Doug
les Robinson sister of the late The
odore Roosevelt. will be able to at
tend, as she is understood 10 be ILL.,
Others who will attend and speak
are United States Senators Free
linghuysen and Edge and Mrs. LII
liam Z. Feickert. of Plainheld, for
mer suffraeist leader. Republican
State Chairman E. c. Stokes viii
also be a speaker. 1t is anticipated
that s., 400 delegates viii attend.
Edward c. Bremen. OF West New
York. is president of the state
League of Republican Clubs.
Under the leadership of William F.
Verdon. the faction which follows his
leadership in Hudson county has In
corporated with Secretary of State
Martin under the title "Hirman ".
johnson Republicans OF Hudson
comfy" This unique corpsratinn n
sets forth among other things .hat
il proposed to enlighten the citizens
as to the true meaning and full
understanding OF the League Of Ma
tions and its effect upon the republic
of the United States. To expound the
ideas and teachings OF Hiram W
johnson on the subject of natlonaiism
AID infernationalism." Is another pnr-
pose of the organizations: ito stndy
political economy and 70 do any and
all things necessary for the success
Of the Republican party in the various
OF this county and to
insure its success in county. state and
rs tlan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
CONF PROMISE ON
GERMAN PLEA
viii be Given Six Months to
Disarm Instead of Fifteen,
as Asked for by Britain.
CONFERENCE TO BE TODAY
Allied Premiers Discuss Ger
man Plan - viii Make
Known Decision Today.

BY The Associated Press.
SPA, July 8-A compromise with
Germany on the time TO be allowed
her for disarmament, fixing the
period at six months, appeared to
be the outcome of the conferences
here. The Germans had asked for
fifteen months in which to disarm.
The allied representatives dis
cussed the German plan. II result
ed in an agreement being reached
upon the attitude that should be
taken on the disarmament question.
The allies will make known to the
Germans the final decision regard
ing disarmament at the full con-
ference this afternoon.
1t Is understood 1t was agreed to
allow the Germans six months to
disarm. The official communicate
on the meeting read:
The conference met this morn
ing without the Germans TO receive
the report of the military represent
tatives of the allies on their view
with regard to the reply to the Ger
man proposal for disarmament. The
special reports of the military. aerial
and naval experts and the relative
figures of the Germans and the al
lies also were considered. A reply
will be communicated to the Ger
mans at S:s0 this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

BY The Associated Press
TRENTON. July 8. - The New
Jersey State Federation of Women's
Clubs in cooperation with the state
bureau of markets has started propa-
ganda to limit the retailers spread
between buying and selling prices .to
fifsy per cent. of the 0uyinS prize
For the past four weeks local CON-
Iaittees of women in ten titles Of the
State have reported retail prices
once each week while .he agents OF
the bureau have reported wrole-
sale prices Several mun.c'paF au-
thoIit.es have added their assistance.
Gross profits of seventy live 20 200
per cent. have been found to pe
common. 1t Is held by the Lureau
that this is too great, preventing the
full use OF nearby-grown valuable
food products by the general public
and discouraging production through
Jack of demand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
TalIx of Big Resort at Morgan.

An amusement resort at Morgan
Beach similar to that at keans-
burg, is again being talked or. ana
although it is too late this season
for much work in this line II =
likely that between now and next
season a resort will be located at
the beach. 1t is estimated that a
resort of this kind located at Nor
gan will attract people from this
city. South Amboy. South River,
Sa.vreville, Keyport and Matawan.
giving in all about $4,000 people
for the resort to draw FROM
That Morgan is well suited as
resort of this kind is shown by the
fact that it has a splendid sandy
beach, which mixed with gravel ex-
tends well out into the bay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

A move is now on foot in this
city to form what is to be known as
a Public School Safety Patrol" COM
posed of the older school children
whose duty 1t will be to look out
for the smaller ones in crossing
streets and trolley and railroad
tracks. The movement has been
successfully carried out in other cities
and is being pushed by the Public
Service Corporation.
Miss Marguerite E. Cantwell. of
the safety educational department, of
the Public Service Company. has
held a conference with Mayor Dorsey
at which time the plan was laid be-
fore him and highly approved.
The matter of organizing such a
patrol has been taken UP with John
X. Sheehy. president of the Board
of Education, and has met with his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
Martens Welcomes Movement.
MUCH BUSINESS REPORTED
BY PILOT COMMISSIONERS

The pilot commissioners of New
Jersey held their monthly meeting
at the pilot Office this morning at
which time it was reported that 172
vessels had been piloted in and 1ss
piloted out of the harbor OF New
York during the month of June.
James A. Melville was examined
by the board and was recommended
an eighteen foot draught license
through the governor of the state.
Melville has served as an apprentice
for more than seven years and passed
his examination perfectly.
The commissioners at this time
made final arrangements for meeting
next Thursday to attend the inter-
national yacht races to which an IN
vitation had been extended to them
at the last meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
LAE0LLETTE To
SEE P|NCHOT
New Yorker, Member of CON-
mittee of 48 to Confer With
Senator Delegates.

BY The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July S:-Amos Pin
chot, of New York, a member OF
the committee of forty-eight which
meets here Saturday in a national
convention. left for Madison. Wis,
to confer with Senator LaFollette.
who is mentioned at headquarters
here of the committee of thirty
eight as one of the leading candi-
dates Of the third party presiden-
tial nomination.
Senator LaFollette has just re-
turned home after an operation.
Frank Walsh, former chairman OF
the Industrial committee, also is
mentioned as probable candidate.
Delegates from twelve states had
arrived for the convention.
]. A. II. Hopkins, of New Jersey,
national chairman of the committee
of forty-eight, who arrived last
night, issued a statement in which
he declared -reactionary influences
ruled the Democratic convention
Just as they did the Republican
gathering at Chicago. He predicted
the new party to be organized
would be real factor In the No
vember election"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
Public School Safety Patrol
With older Children Taking
Care OF Younger, Urged Here

approval. A plan OF action will b
mapped out shortly by anothe
member of the safety educational
department of the Public Service
Company.
The request has been made by the
Public Service representative that
different policemen be asked to ad-
dress the school children on the
matter OF safety and warn them
against doing certain things which
might result fatally.
The idea, as outlined to the mayor,
will be to have a certain number of
the older children selected as
members of the patrol whose duty it
will be to escort the smaller children
across streets and warn. them of ap-
preaching danger. These patrol
members will be furnished with a
large arm badge bearing the words
Public School Safety Patrol"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
FIIe Bankruptcy petIrIon.

A petition IN bankruptcy has been
filed by the Niasco Chemical Com
pany of New Market. The alleged
assets are $1S0.000. Referee in
Bankruptcy Adrian Lyon of this city
has appointed Robert Newton Crane
of Plainfield, temporary receiver.
Mr.. Crane has given the bond for
$50 900. The aate for the first
meeting of the creditors has not
been arranged as yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

BY The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July S:-Will H.
Hays, Republican national chair
man, resumed hearings today with
party leaders Of nszddie western
states. He leaves tomorrow for
Marion, O., with T. Coiemand du-
Pont, chairman of the nomination
committee. to confer with Harding.
Hearings will not be taken up in
Chicago until the notification cere-
mony at the home of Senator Hard
ing.
The outlook for the Republican
party in Minnesota and the north
west is generally better than it has
been for a long time, said Irving
Caswell, Minnesota committeeman
THE attitude of the Democratic
convention on the subject of liquor
will work to the benefit of the Re-
publican party in Minnesota"
l.. H. Stoddard, one of the lead
ers of the Progressives in the 1912
campaign, assured party leaders OF
support.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
New Reyolution Pilot.

LONDON. July S-Preparations
for. the revolution in Brunswick
are proceeding according to a Cen
trail News dispatch from Berlin
dated Wednesday. The extreme
radicals are workin on plans for a
general strike and a new revolu-
tionary committee is said to have
arranged for mass meeting to con-
slider the question of drastic action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
End q Hole IN wan in Sight.

An old bugbear to automobilists Is
being eliminated. Through a fine bit
of engineering the state highway de-
partment Is constructing a remedy
for the dangerous hole-in-the-wall.
From Main Street South Amboy, to
the state bridge they are building a
road OF unusual width and strength.
rhe elimination of a bad curve and
ne placing of underground drains
l n carry off the heavy floods of water
will result in the opening of a piece
Il roadway that will be model in
,onstruction. credit to the state,
ind serve in filling in a weak link be-
tween here and the coast resorts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
Urges Vote Against sufTrage
PRESIDENT TO CALL LEAGUE
OF NATIONS ASSEMBLY !

LONDON, July s:-PrssIdent
Wilson has accepted the invitation
of the league of nations 10 call =
meeting OF the assembly early IN
November il was announced 1y
Cecil B. Harmsworth. under secre-
tary for foreign affairs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

George w. Scott. owner, and Gust
Anderson. master of the barge Esther
NJ. Tucker. which was sunk in col
lision with the foundation of the
ounty bridge here. were successful in
a libel against the steam tug. Louise
Rugge, which was towing the barge
with three others at the time. The
New Jersey district court made
decree awarding Scott s4,T19 and
Anderson s17S.65 and it was upheld
by the appellate court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
scout Round Table Tonight.

The scout round table VIII meet
at headquarters tonight at O'CLOCK.
All members are urged TO De out a.
this meeting. as many new plans in
connection with the new program
outlined by Scout Commissioner
]. n. Pyster are to be considered
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

Natures Great Outdoors lends a flavor
20 the simplest meal So BLUE RIBBON
tBUTTER also makes doubly delicious
everything It touches Blue Ribbon Butter
is ehurnad from rich sweet cream and
comes % yo4 fresh as summer shower.
Ask your Efocef.
/ l17Tst-7-S-1S-1e-1s-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
TriaI Hearing on Tax Appeals.

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 8.-The
first hearings on appeals against tax
assessments for 1920 will be heard
in the rooms of the County Tax
board in the County Record once
building Monday. Appeals from New
brunswick. one hundred and thirty
in number will be heard first. At
the initial hearing it will be decided
when and where the other appeas
will be heard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
RUSSIAN REDS
CAPTURE ROvNO
Polish Front Smashed by
BoIsheviki Forces in Re-
ports to Paris and London

PARIS, July S-Reports of cap.
ture of Rovno. one of the three ia
nous fortresses in western Russia.
by bolsheviki, are confirmed by a
Polish official statement issued
yesterday and received today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
Harding Prepares Speech.

MARION. O., July S-Sepator
Harding arrived at his office earlier
than usual in order to complete
his speech now under preparation,
accepting the Republican nomina-
tion. The senator following a habit
acquired during thirty years of news
paper work. is writing the speech
out in long hand. According to
members of his Office force. the SEN
ator makes clean copy and few
changes are required.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

BY The Associated Press
NEW YORK. July S:-Delegates
from most OF the eastern states to
the convention of the committee OF
forty-eight filled a special train
leaving for Chicago where. the first
session will be held Saturday.
In statement issued at the
headquarters today it was declared
the new party would emphasize
principles rather than stressing the
choice OF a candidate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

In loving memory 81 Samuel Water
house. Jr-. who died July s. 1915.
He had youth and Kindness
Life ana love he had them all
Our dearest one
PARENTS. BROTHERS. SISTER.
f7756--T-S-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

Fresh Ffem the churni Blue Ribbon
Butter is fresh churned every day in hy-
gienie dairy kitchens. Its sweetness and
purity is protected by sealed cartons which
safeguard II from greasy butter paddles.
unsanftaFy ice boxes. Order from your
grocer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

A decree OF absolute dINDrce FfE
been recommended by Special Mas
ter c. c. Hommann Ia the suit c<
Peter A. Bartosik. from his vfte
Martha Bartosik The suit was
brought on statutory grounds. Mrs
Barfosik Is now residing "a &f#
Brunswick. while MIR. Bartozik i
a prominent musician IN this cisT
Mrs. Bartosik did not contest lbs
divorce. Attorney George AemeH*
represented the petitioner
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
MAY NOW SHIP
BACK ALIENS
UndesirabIes Can Now be Re-
turned to Russia; Is Result
of Embargo Being Lifted

BY The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. July 8-Lifting
of the trade embargo against Rus
sia by the United States with the
consequent resumption of sailings
to commercial ports is expected by
the department of labor to facili-
tate the shipping back of undesir-
able aliens.
Approximately 500 Russian anar-
chists in addition to 500. aliens now
are awaiting deportation, the de-
partment estimates.
Since the departure of the So
Wet ark. "Iford," plans for fur
ther deportation have been REGARD
ed on account of the impossibility
of arranging for the deportation on
commercial liners. Plans for ship
the taking over of that place by the
Bolshevics. Negotiations have
been conducted recently with the
Ansonian government. with a view
with permitting Russians to land
at Reval and to proceed overland
into Russia. but so far .Ansonia has
not agreed to this plan.
Martens Welcomes Movement.
NEW YORK. July s-While ais
cussing skepticism as to the effec-
tiveness of the lifting of the trade
embargo. Ludwig c. Martens. head
of the Russian Soviet bureau here.
stated that he welcomed the move
ment and that the business men well
coined the reopening of trade with
Russia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

Army and Navy Union to Meet.
There will be a regular meeting
of the local garrison of the Army
and Navy Union tonight. At this
time a report will be made of the
block dance and returns received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

save your fruis trees and bushes BY
r<lnr Bordeaux Mixture and slug shot
". Il Mccormick & Soas Inc. - Santa
ST i9fef-s -s-s-~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
starts divorce Proceedings.

A suit Tor absolute dlVurce has
been started through the office OF
Attorney George Kemeny. by lmre
Kun from his wife. who 1t is
charged has eloped with man
who formerly was a boarder at the
Kun home. here. Mrs. Kun and
the boarder, Michael Papp, are now
said to be living in Strutatrs. Ohio
This is the second time that Mrs
Kun has eloped with Papp, who is
named in the suit as correspondent.
The petitioner in this suit is sixty
years old and his wife forty-five.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
Rent Pr0t1feerS Win Initial
Victory In Litigation To
Curb Operations In State

protect property certainly cannot
include authority to deprive owners
of property Nef the beneficial use
thereof"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

r. A. Hdwe. for Bench Lathes.
f-S-tf. tues. thurs. sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08

Two 1918 Dodge Tourlns Cars for sale.
Central CaraEe.
l17754-7-6~tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-08
Cox Wires Edwards.

TRENTON, July S-Governof
Edwards today received the follow
ing telegram from Gov Cox In re-
ply to recent message OF congrat-
ulation:
s.Glad to get such a message
from New Jersey. Victory is ours"