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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
So. ANBOY POST
HAS ELECTION
Harold G. Hoffman Heads Luke
A. Lovely Post, A. |.
BIZ srecfnl Cor, .snnrdent.

SOUTH AMBOY, Jan. 23:-At a
recent election Of Luke A. Lovely
Post No. 81, American Legion, the
following men were elected for the
year 1920: Commander, Harold G..
Hoffman; vice commander, George
Sullivan; second vice commander. j..
F. Weber, MD: adjutant, Harry
Leonard; historian. G.. Frank Dis
brow; chaplain, Rev. George Welsh,
Fort Hancock, N. Y; insurance,
Miss Winifred Gibbons; employment.
Frank w. Murphy; entertainment,
w. Leo Suits: athletics, E.. Ander-
son; membership, o. II. Miller; trus-
tees, Russell Lewis, Percy H. Locker,
John Cosgrove. Michael Maggie, Ar
thur Allen.
The entertainment committee of
the post are making complete plans
for their dance to be held In the
high school auditorium February II.
Many novelties will be arranged and
the music Is sure to be excellent.
The post has in mind several
places for new headquarters since
they must vacate their present meet
ing places owing to Company + be-
Ing mustered out OF service. 1t is
rumored that attractive rooms have
been engaged on Broadway until such
time they a purchase or build q
home of their own.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
Free School Elects Officers.

The Board of Directors of the Perth
Amboy Hebrew School met last night
and elected new officers for the year
1920. The school now boasts a men-
bership of ITO pupils and employs two
teachers. Hhe report OF the last year
showed that the school has been a
great success although 1t has been in
existence but one year.
The now officers are: Solomon Bro
dy. president; Phillip Siskind. vice
president; Barney Streif. treasurer;
Maxwell Sosin, financial secretary;
Herman Ellis, financial chairman:
Meyer Aneckstein, recording secretary
and Lyman Khissoff, chairman of the
Board of Education.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23

The. Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Baptist church met yesterday
afternoon. Pans were hen made Tor
two ~luncheons. The first will take
place this Tuesday. January ~. n
will be held in the chapel OF n
church. 1t will be known as a Get
Together luncheon" M all the old
members Of the society are invited to
attend. This will be a private lunch
eoa strictly for the members Of the
society.
The next large luncheon will be
held Friday, February 20, and wall
be a cafeteria luncheon also held In
the chapel of the church. Mrs; Eu-
gene Hope L. the chairman In charge
Of this.
According to reports by Mrs. Ber-
nard. chairman Of the apron and
| fruit booth in the recent sale, $46:S6
was cleared at her booth, while Mrs
| Bawden reported that the postal sale
booth cleared 1852.
A meeting of the Girl Scouts of
Troop No. 3 was held in the Y. NJ.
| H. A. Plans were discussed for an
| entertainment which will be held In
the near future. Scouting was also
| discussed. Following the meeting
Miss Ethel Weinblatt rendered a
| theme on the piano Of her w COM
position.
Basketball practice was also held
In the gymnasium of tho "Y" and the
girls are ready to challenge or accept
the challenge of any girl scout teams.
Any challenges should be sent to the
EVENING NEWS.
The second term of the dancing
class which Is being conducted by
| Miss Clark will commence this Tues
-. T1,- .1oz- %1I- nN,t acIa ii t.-tlI hh
held as usual in the parish nous al
though previously announced to be
in the Raritan Yacht Club. Owing to
, the incompletion of final alterations
In the Yacht Club the class will not
be able to take up their work there
until February 8.
A daughter was born this week to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward V. Peterson,
Of $50 Groom street.
Miss Bertha Sarokin. of Park ave-
nue., has returned to her home after
a three weeks .%sojourn in Philadel-
phia.
Andrew J. seamanik. of s6S Grove
| street, leaves today to visit relatives
in Lisbon Falls. Maine.
Samuel Diamond, of the Y. M. G.
A, has left for Hastings. N. Y,
where he has accepted a position.
Miss Edna London, OF 100 Madison
avenue, was a New York visitor
Wednesday,.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Steigman, of 1904
Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23

Hoodlum now means q young, rough
rowdy. The term is derived from a
gang Of toughs in San Francisco. I'M
der the leadership Of one Muldoon.
They were called for the name OF
their leader, the ~syllables of whose
name, out of contempt, were reversed
and slightly modified. Instead OF Null
doons they we're called Hoodlums.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW

During these days how many children
are complaining of headache. feverish-
ness. stomach troubles and irregular
bowels. If mothers only knew what
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders would do
for their children no family would ever
be without them. These powders are
so easy and pleasant to take and SO eff
fective In their action that mothers who
once use them always tell other mothers
about them. Sold by druggists every
ruhnra -AdY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23
slrthstones Of Months.

In order of the months beginning
with January they are the garnet.
amethyst. bloodstone, sapphire or dia-
mond. emerald. agate or pearl. ruby.
sardonyx. chrysolite or sapphire. opal,
topaz and turquoise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23

Mrs. ]. Greenspan, OF Brighton
avenue, Mrs. Philip Borak and Mrs.
Morris Schwartzstein, of Madison
avenue, attended a theatre party in
New York Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23

Miss Lena Goldman, of State street,
was a New York visitor yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-23

Mrs. J. NJ. Klein, of 106 High
street, is confined to her home with
@ cold.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02
CANDIDATES
FOR SENATOR
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Today in Each State Fer
Republicans ard
DenrcrS1

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02


arrived rrafTsfs by q Hrarsry cf rrsTvf.
naeE and a score af newspaper cor.
y rssEnrs+anas EIerr1,n 1fHfeiaIs &C.
1 Esrs,s TO Isr th.s ssuaEsr yyyss al sa.s,
hEg1 h,s GsseITrsss1 To 70 III ahead Of
thss.s wzftIng
WalIe the nominee waT waiting ia
get Mrs7 Ennrh. camera n1en crank
ed away Senator Harding kept I'D
a hnmrruus Mne CT raEa. Eazfsatlng
"'ThzSs the best eue vsr.~ na wo1I1I
EFT cr We've gns TO keep thts
zcenarl5 guanE right
s Args crowd STANDING ar1r-1s1
ehEerEtt tin AZ he went E-ra the
hGs1Th AND again H hs cal4 GEE
Mrs Ezr,1T1g s1zG not take neg rlrHE
experience m CASTING frssa.Ezn fIzsl
aaEhCE 50 rssnrhIiantEF-
Good grardsaizz she E.aSGe-- Wien
slsGIn1n Judge kEf1eT aar1et. nzsr
the Fari's.z tr.ls1rz required Er11ssr
O1f1 Laws have TO Vuss al Of
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Won can vots for EoTrse. az
ErsalssenE aness Senator HaFcI1E
said
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02
IaHarpe Beats Cuba

LA HaRPE. III. Nov. 2.-The La
rarpe football team won from the
Cuba. III. football team by gcoTe
Of ~ to 0 IN q game played Al La
Harpe Saturday. The scoro was q
rood deal Of q. surprise. as the heavy
c,1ba team, composed for the greater
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02

rr-nited Press Leased Wire Service
HAVANA. Cuba, NoT- 2.-Returhs
IN the Cuban national election we're
eIoE In reaching the capital TO-DAY.
hut neagre figures from the 5,ozz
precincts indicated close race.
Coalitionists insisted To-Day
figures would show the election OF
Dr Alfredo Zzyas by large ma
jority over General Jose higuei
Come. liberal
Several deaths were reported TO
have resulted from election brawis
in interior precincts. Coalittonlsts
charged the Disturbances TO their
rivals
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02
Weather Forecast

Weather Forecast
m. s. Department o. Ag-icu1
Weather Bureau
FOR keoEuk and vicinity: 50,
what unsettled tonight and Wed
day. freezing Temperature tolis3
FOR Iowa. Fair, somewhat
settled east portion tonight 1
o-u5abyy "Wednesday: slightly ws3
er Il west and central portions "
nes6ay-
For Missouri: Fair west and s07
somewhat unsettled northeast
tIoc tonight and Wednesday ny.
ing temperature Tonight
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02
Killed a, Polls.

limited Press Leased Wire seNis
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, NOV.
Following an alleged scufIe J.. !,
possess ion of a ballot at Poslu,
Bexar county. twenty-seTen q
south OF here. early today oeioie
polls were opened, L. 5. osinp''
sixty. was shot and killed.
A. T. Saunders. seventy-,Wo
I'D trail driver. said TO be presD1
sgdge at the voting place Wa
rested in connection with the "a
nd brought 10 San Antonio
ternoon.
Both men were ranchers
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02
Reduction IN SUGAR.

NEW YORK, N Y, Nov. AR
buckle Brothers announced further
reduction of half 2 cent pound IN
the price of fine grauulated sugar to
the basis of 1880 cents, making a
new low record for the season The
decline was brought about by
further reduction in raw sugar.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02

louisiana Party Leaders al all head
GEA-Tsrs wired the goTerEar they were
confident Of victory
( Cox declined To make any prsatc
tlcls as TO what states he expects TO
carry His advisers n6ca1sd they
were confident OF all the border
states NaryIzrd- West Virginia ken
szeaF. Missouri and Oklahoma
II g Known that they are counting
On OHIO and Indiana with Surprises
n the Esst and New England to PIT
over the governor.
( The go5eEorys friends believe that
bg Ills aggressive stump campaign he
has ch1ngsd what at FIRST was re
publican cEnch" into a horse race"
He entered the race under big han
cfcxFs, one adviser said but hs has
been gaining since the start and VIII
win By nose"
Cox surprised tFo late Toledo an
GfeEcss last night by making his
speeches In such a spirited manner
that it appeared as IL he we're just
staring the campaign Il feel that
1 an finishing the campaign stronger
than when / started, he stated He
shoEs few signs Of WEAKNESS today,
but regardless Of the outcome Of the
election he will take a vacation Dy
hunting bear n Mississippi with Sen
ator Pat Harrison, the hunting grounds
being N the same vicinity In which
Theodore Roosevelt made the Teddy
Bear famous.
In his final speeches st Toledo. Cox
bitterly arraigned Harding By attack
ing the groups which he claims are
backing the republican ticket
He closed with z fsrvid appeal for
Americas entrance into the league
The last words OF LIS final speech
were:
your soldiers shot 10 end war; you
should vote TO end wars.
Roosevelt Votes.
povGHREEPSIE y. I, Nov e
Franklin D. Roosevelt denocFalie
candidate for rice president, escorted
hi. wife and mother TO the Hyae
PARK polling place here al s:S7
O'Clock this morning
The Roosevelt home had NUMBER
Of grlests IL addition 10 the cana
dates staff of workers The family
snd yuears vii. receive election re
,r~-= oyer a special wire 10 the
heuge,
Mrs. Cox is Pleased.
DAYTON, OHIO, Nov. 2.--Prn not
2 politician; I am simply the COVER
nor's wife. But I do consider 1t a
grest privilege 10 vote for the ma
fional ticket for the fret time in
this election"
Thfs was all Mrs James NJ Cox
xoe,d say here today when asked fof
an election day statement
when the governor and his "ne
appeared hfs neighbors started TO
ALLOW them to go TO the head OF the
line
~So.v said the governor. we are
all American citizens and no one
has any special privilege
TIE governor gtopped at the poll
ing place on the way from his sDecfal
car, Federal" to his home TraiPs
End.
Hrs. Cor was handed ballot NUM-
Der RS and the governor was given
number z5s. Although this was the
frg- time she had voted for presi-
dent. Mrs. Cox completed the marx
ing Of her ballot about minute De
fore her husband. Then both OF
them again stood in line for twelve
minutes before they colld deposit
their ballots in the locked boz. Movie
machines recorded the scene.
The governor was in the voting
booth abou. two minutes and indf
Gated he voted the straight demo
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02

The historic assembly rooms at
Bath. England, immortaiized in the
pages Of "pickwick," are to be con
verted into a motion picture tieafer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02
CANDIDATES
FOR GOVERNOR

u
I'm Nearly All stzrss Tceszy. seaertirn
4 d % De Made ef New Gsssrncr
for EmEfnS
Terra
/ Here is list OF the STATES with
their glgbsrEzsnsizl candidates to-day
1 AlahEnza-Scns.
ArEsSnz-Th 0Gzs E Campaeu- re-
/ Publican Incumbent. C. Mil Sdama.
/ deE<cTa1.
Arkansas wallace T1wraend- re-
publican r. C. McRaes democrat
VI iElizm EsreaEsr, suEIaEEss- T. H
R1aun1. eeolSresp fn6spenr5ent 1zeUnz-
bent III democrat
CzlH0rrfz-Nore
Colorado CSEfvar Il ShnEps rsczzh-
mean- incumbent. James " CazIi1z
Gsrncrza
! CoEaecaicsz 1vsrwtt T. Lake. re-
Publican RoEtIn IT, Tyler, democrat.
Trcumhens Is rsgahEEcan
fIIEsm d. DenrsT, re-
publican Andrew r LFEch, democrat
Incumbent Is republican
FI0riia- Geo & Gar. Republican.
W. r yznTGznr. republican Carer D.
Earaea. democrat fnGwmheEE 10
Democrat
Georgia - Thomas w Earrtwfek
GslacEa1 Incumbent Is democrat
Eaztss-p W Davis. reErhE5ean- III
c11n1heats T. A. Waller. democrat
EIIiacE-Esn Small Republican,
James Hzal15aE Lewis. G-zoc-zr1 In
drew LaEr- socialism. James H Nosr-
ren6yEs, prUafhiEhons John z Walker.
farmer labor Lewis Dana STauLdtlg-
single tax. yohr NJ Francis socialist
labor; John NJ Harlan, Harding CooE-
Msa republican. Harrison Parker. co
operative Parks Lngworrh- liberal
Incumbent Is Republican
Frdana-WsrrEz T. McS-ray, reFuh-
ncan. Carfstna B. MeEEil1ch- 5sE0-
crzr- Andrew y Hart socialist Chss-
NJ. EruFt. pvoh5hTEiHl. James NJ ZDol-
fzr-er-fzber. FRcambenE E rspChEs
can
cTvfa Z. Herring. democrat, G. J.
Peck socialist Aa5hdaz FaheE- far
ns-tahor. j. N HEsel. socialism labor
Tncurabe.t Is republican,
Kansas Henry j. Allen republican
fnca-rbe1t: Jonathan NJ DaTs. dsEs9-
craft Roy Stanton socIzlEss-
EenIucEF-Sc1s
LoEtssz-lzA-s
MaEne-F. H PzrEhErst- rsp-naheaE
Elected u September By $500 IA
1oritF1-
Marytzad-NG1e
Massachusetts zn1Ens SoA
u1nskar: JOHN r. walsh democrat
walter g. EGtehIaS. socialist Psa1rTes
MUrIEgza- soctzIizt-iaAs1r t11EHneaE
i republican
MFclfgza-4IsI- J. GrcsshSca-
publican Woodbridge NJ Ferris demo
era1- incumbent Is puniacal
Minnesota A. o. PreEs. rs2cnLf-
can, Laurence c. HoEgson- ce1.oesL'
Peter j. Sampson socialist Henrik
SEfUstsaa. tatepenIeaE EScz- Partisan
IeaEal. Incumbent Is republican
WfssfssipuE-Soae-
Nf.soarI-Arthur NJ Hyde- repa1AF-
.~n. IoHr NJ Atkinson democrat; Z
r MrS61acDE- socialist and socialist
ssor: Herman p Fs-sz. Escai oirtoE,lsS.
Vaughn farmer workers iac1Hs AZ
Is democrat
Mnnrznz-JCserh NJ DtEua- FspNO-
sezu. Burton K wheeler democrat
incumbent l. democrat
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02

River stage at g. m, 10 L L
change in "a hours. rise one-tehs.
Mean temperature LIST, Is; hlsa.
IS: lowest. 50: lowest last nighs
Relative humidity list. 4 q. H.
Il noon. 90. D m. 81.
CARL e. HADLEi,
ObssTer
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02

In Alb.ri Ia tfe VEGA are treated
with the atn7os eaHa ati1n. 10
s,cb an exterst, in3ee the respect
Cor women "a rrfed our thu Alban-
TING that Is ccntraT Their sense
Of nropriety eyssg 10 MA Fotaan the
suhiect of iugrts or hnH rs stories
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02
The Markets
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02

Te Cure Geld IN On. Day
Take E-CTe's LAXATIVE gROMO
QUnTTNE tablets TIE genuine bears
The signature Of z r. GroTs 29e-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02

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Rf.er Bulletin.
Weather cc--dftfons,

Yesterdays disturbance has nv
eastward 20 the lake region ana
resulted IN light rains in most
lions OF the central valleys chang
To snow this morning in Iowa
western Wisconsin Tempera'l
are much below normal THIS hr
ing from the Rockies eastward,
show a slight rising tendency u
northwest II.
The weather is expected "
somewhat unsettled in this VICE
tonight and "Wednesday with ~
ing temperature.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02
Women Are Votinc,

ATLANTA, Ga. Eov. 2.-Degplfe
INSTRUCTIONS issued by Ordinary
Thomas II. Jeffriss. Of Fulton county,
to prevent women from voting In 10
days general election IN Georgia.
women voted in the sixth ward. Al,
lanta.
At II O'Clock It was estimated that
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-02
CLOUDY WEATHER
COX LUCK

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