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Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
MISSES FOOTING
 FALLS 8 FEET

Working on a staging in the hull of new submarine at the Lake Tor pedo Boat Go. this morning about 10:45, Louis Pavoni, B, a riveter, of 129 James street, missed his footing when the air hose blew loose and plunged to the ground eight feet be- low.
 Emergency ambulance in charge of Dr. B. J. Coyle was called and pri- mary diagnosis revealed a possible fracture of the right hip. Pavoni was given temporary treatment and then removed to the Bridgeport hospital.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26

Middlesboro, Ky, March 23-E4ar> Ian County, Ky, on the Kentucky West Virginia border, today was the scene of much excitement. Bands of miners were searching the county for operatives of a detective agency who are alleged to have started fight at WalIins Creek Saturday night with miners, which resulted in the killing of three persons and wounding of sev- eral others.
 The clash was the outgrowth of ill feeling said to have existed in the Harlan county coal fields because of importation last week of a group of detectives by the Kentucky Steam Coal Company where a strike is on.
 The dead are Bud Taylor, miner; Deputy Sheriff John Burkes and James Hall, detective
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
UNNECESSARY TO ALTER STATE CONSTITUTIONS sufragists Get Opinion From EX-Justice
 Hughes.

New York, March 23 Claims of anh-sufragists that the Anthony amendment to the constitution, if rat flied, would be ineffective in states where state constitutions restrict suf- frage to male citizens until such constitutions had been amended are erroneous according to an opinion ob- tained from Charles B. Hughes, former justice of the United States Supreme Court, by the National American Woman Suffrage Associa- tion. Judge Hughes also advised the association that in his opinion claims that the amendment in any case would confer only the right to vote for. senators and representatives was equally erroneous.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
CONCENTRATION FRIENDLY ATTACK

Washington, March 23- Members American Legion were concentrating forces today for a Friendly attack on Congress in behalf of pending sol dier relief measures.
 The committee yesterday adopted a composite bill which it will present to the House Ways and Means com committee tomorrow carrying a pro posa1 to pay adjusted compensation to former service men and women at the rate of s1.5O for each day of ser vice and embodying provisions for priviliged land settlement, home building aid and vocational training
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
B Killed As Miners
 AndDeteCtiVeS Clash

An attempt by Detective Hall to arrest a son of Bud Taylor at a Wa1ling Creek mining camp precipi- tated the battle, it is said. When Hall tried to take the boy into custody the elder Taylor interferred. In a duel following, Hall and the elder Taylor were killed.
 Other miners and guards rushed to the scene and a, general fight ensued during which Deputy Sheriff Burkes was killed. More than hundred shots were fired. The fighting stopped when the detectives retreated. The guards later were sent back to West Virginia by the mining company.
 Several hundred miners are re- ported armed with rifles and pistols and searching for any of the guards remaining in the country.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
Think Daylight Law
 Will Be Passed Here

York adopts the new law and Con necticut cities refuse has been min : mixed to some extent in New York and other papers, it is apparent that such a condition will be awkward for a considerable time after the New York law goes into effect and for occasional travellers thereafter.
 With New York and Connecticut cities on the New Haven road adopt ing the same schedule. those in favor of the proposed ordinance pointed out this morning. no such confusion can exist and work and pleasure will be subject to the same hourly regulation which has been in effect other sum- mers.
 The main point of discussion over the daylight saving ordinance at pres
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
WILL CONSIDER
 WAGE DEMANDS

Washington, March 23.---With the election of B. P. Whittier of the Penn sylvania. railroad as chairman, the bi- partisan railroad wage board today was ready to begin consideration of the wage demands of the two million railroad workers. It was expected that the board first would take up de- tailed claims of the unions as the basis for arriving at a solution of the con troversy which has hung in the bal ance since last August
 Sessions of the board will be exec utiVe.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
MORCENTHAU
 FOR MINISTER

Washington, March 23 - Henry Morgenthau of New York, former ann bassador to Turkey, was nominated today by President Wilson to be ann bassador to Mexico. He will succeed Henry P. Fletcher, who resigned re- gently because he did not agree with the administrations Mexican policy. ent seems to be how long it shall con- tinue, many taking the stand that in other years the law has stayed in eff feet too late in the fall and that the time of resuming standard Eastern time should be advance to approd- mately the first of September
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26

fair return on property investment.
 The real estate men have banded together to oppose passage of four bills which have been recommended to alleviate the acute housing prob lem. It is understood they will be opposed on the ground of uncon- constitutionality. The landlords have announced that they will attempt to discourage the passage of any 1egis- Iation that they consider would re- suit in cessation of building or the withdrawal of capital from the build ing field
 Real estate men claim that the only solution of the problem is an in- creased housing supply and that building operations should be encour- aged.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
THE FARMER: FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1e2o
COLBY SWORN IN AS
 SECRETARY OF STATE

in today
    Immediately after Colby office arrangements
  ped ten days because to sign them Officials  himself
 
   O Netherlands.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26

There seems to be but little doubt among politicians in the City Hall and number of aldermen interview ed today that the Daylight Saving ordinance will be passed at the spe- cial session of the council called for Thursday night by Mayor Wilson yesterday. Sentiment among those directly involved in the passage Of this law seems to be overwhelmingly in favor of the daylight saving scheme and when adopted the ordin- ance will probably be so phrased that it will become effective at the same time as other cities in New England and New York statet
 While the probable confusion which will be experienced by a com muting or travelling public if New
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
All Suffragists Have
 Eyes On Delaware

Both the slffragists and those op- posed to the ratification of the amend ment have made a hard fight in Del aware and both sides today appeared confident of victory. No one here to- day dared to venture a prediction as to just when the amendment would be taken up by the assembly. It was said however, that its chances of even a hearing in either house were remote until the school code and other state measures have been acted upon.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
21 Are Arrested For
 Violating Lever Law

Indianapolis, Ind, March 23.--Indiana coal operators and miners who have been arrested on indictments brought by a special federal grand jury here following an investigation of the coal industry today, totaTled 21. Twenty one other Indiana men are under in dictment charged with violating the Lever law and conspiracy of the sec tions of the federal criminal code. Seventy-three men in other states are under indictment on similar charges.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26

Twenty-Five operators and miners officials were arrested yesterday and last night in Terre Haute and Evans vile. They included Phil H. Penna secretary of the Indiana Bitu1ninous Coal Operators Association, and Ed ward Stewart and William Mitch, president and secretary respectively, of district number Il of the United Mine Workers of America Six oper- ators have been arretsed previously in Indianapolis.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26

Dover, Del, March 23----Whether the women of America will participate in the forthcoming presidential pTiTna- 1-ies and in the November national election, as provided in the proposed amendment to the federal constitu- ton, apparently rested today with the Delaware legislature in extraordinary session here. Thirty-five of the thirty six states necessary for the ratifica- ton of the amendment have acted fla yOrably.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
ATTACKS MAN WITH CLUB.

Attacked by a dog owned by Olga Fflinovich, yesterday afternoon, Dr. George T. Crowley, of New Britain, drew a revolver to protect himself from the canine. The Filinovich wo- man witnessed the act, and in retaia- ton armed herself with a club and at tempted to strike Dr. Crowley She was arrested, charged with breach of the peace and in the City court this morning was fined $1a.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
cARENEo MrRRENDERs

Mexico City, March 23-Marcelo Careveo, formerly an aherent of Pascual Orozco, the outlaw, has sur rendered to government forces in the state of Tamaulipas, it was learned yesterday at the war department His surrender was the sequel of the re- cent equalization of Luis Caha1lecoA
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26
CLOSED
 FOR TWO DAYS

Panama, March 2S-The Panama canal has been closed for two days, all ships being affected by the order, because of a landslide in the Cuca- racha section of the waterway, ac- cording to an official announcement Dredges are expected to clear away the debris and make the canal safe for ships by Thursday.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26

''The Miracle of Love- is being re- yealed in photoplay by Lucille Cotton. It is Cosmopolitan production, meaning that the story originally ap- oeared in the magazine of that name.
Republican farmer., 1920-03-26

London, March 23-The clash be- tween regular troops and insurgents at Henningdorf near Spandau on Mon day resulted in the killing Of 40 per. sons and the wounding of 65 others, according to an Exchange Telegraph s-=zzra-y message from Berlin today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
BIC FIVE WINS
At SAYREV|LLE
Strong Princeton A. C. Falls
Victim to Accurate Passing
of the Home Team.

The Sayreville Big Five basketball
combination registered a victory
over the strong Princeton A. c. five
on the latter's court, at Princeton,
last night by a score of 1920. This
was Manager Baumann's Sayreville
teams second consecutive victory in
as many games. This team defeated
the strong Dupont five at Parlin on
Wednesday night, and the players
are confident of continuing their
good work against the Speedways
of this city on the Auditorium court
tomorrow afternoon.
Paul Sutton. star forward of a
number of the leading senior teams
of this county. led the visiting team
in scoring. His work materially aid
ed the Sayreville team in scoring a
victory. The entire ~Sayreville team
showed up in first class shape, and
the Sutton. Glochau, Maleski, Ep-
pinger. Fitzpatrick outfit received a
good workout for the game in this
city tomorrow.
Post and Moritz led the home
team In scoring with seven points
apiece. The S~ayreville team held
the lead In this game from the whis-
tie in the first half. the score at half
time being 23-11 in favor of the Wis
itors. Manager Bauman's outfit is
showing continued improvement in
every game played.
The spore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
NINE
.hich came to the Crescent

hitch came to the Crescent
rs last evening for q three days
run. Mr.. Tourneur has done the
wise thing. He has followed the
story of the Stevenson classic raitf-
fully in its details and thus mas not
only produced q picture that is
packed with red-blooded adventure.
but which is rich in the spirit and
lore of the pirate days.
BY his vivid depletion OF the eight
at Benbow Tavern Mt the very open
ing OF the film, MFR. Tourneur catch
es the interest OF his audience. FEom
there the scenes move swiftly to the
acquisition of the treasure chart by
young Jim Hawkins. his hiding
away on the vessel as a s~towawav
the mutiny. fight with the pirates.
and final success OF the search for
the hidden gold.
Shirley Mason has TIE role of Jim
and makes a most charming youth
indeed. Lon Clancy is Merry and
Pew, Charles Ogle gives an excellent
portrayal of Long John Silver. and
other members of the cast also en-
ter into the story with sympathy
and spirit. 1t is a Paramount Art
craft picture well worth the atten-
ton of everybody. whether they be
A regular screen fan or not.
Treasure Island" confirms Mau.
rice Tourneur's right to be called a
master at producing great sea
stories on the screen. He gave this
impression in his admirable screen
versions OF THE Romany Rye" pros
duced under the name of The Life
Line" and OF Joseph Conrad's strik.
ing novel. Victory"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24

forwards; Grieve. center. and Quig,'
ley and Drummer. guards GU
will be the extra man in the B
lyn lineup.
Hank" Thomas, the only local
man in the Amboy lineup. will be
counted upon tonight to aid mate
rally in evening the series with the
st. Vincent Lyceum team Thomas
will occupy one of the forward po-
sitions. and Lou Reilly. who Is
playing a consistent game with the
Newark Turner's. will occupy the
other advanced position. Cosgrove,
the Amboy pivot man who halls
from Staten Island is steadily i'm
proving as a shot on the local court
and his work in the center position
is showing steady Improvement
Harrigan and Dave. the local
guards can be compared with the
best in this section of the country.
and both can be counted on to aid
in the scoring.
A victory over the Brooklyn COM
bination In this game will AUS a
third contest to be played to decide
the series. and IL is likely that the
deciding game will also be played
in this city IL arrangements can be
made. Music for dancing in CON
nection with this game will be fur
n.shed by Happy Rhone's Grass
hopper Jazz ba nd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Burlesnuc for Majestic

THE Bon Ton Girls" Is the at
traction scheduled for the coming
Monday at the Majestic theatre.
commencing with the matinee per-
Torrance. This season the organi-
zation is presenting an entirely new
show entitled Breaking Into Soci-
ety." which Is in two acts and eight
Genes A. Douglas Leavitt is re-
%sponsible for the book, while the
music and lyrics are the joint work
of Rudy Cowan and Jack Strouse.
John G.. Jermon staged the produc-
ton.
The company is headed by the two
well-known burlesque fun-makers.
John Barry and George Douglas. and
also includes Harley Mayne. Lou
Barry, Marge La Vaun. Walter La
Foye. Mickey Feeley. Jim McCau-
ley. and a chorus numbering a SCORE
of clever singers and dancers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Court Brunswick
THOMAS WINS
TURKEY ON ALLEYS

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 24-"Jean'
Thomas wins the turkey. In the fin
ais of the months bowling league
held last night at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Thomas finished with high score of
the class "A" league. At the be-
ginning of the month it was decided
to offer a turkey to the n getting
the highest score during the month
of December. Later this was
changed and it was decided to take
the average of the months bowling.
The six highest men in both leagues
bowled off in the finals last night.
Thomas won in his division with a
score of 204 and Dill won in his di-
vision with 176.
Those who bowled in the finals
last night and their averages were
az follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Several Fast Holiday Games
Scheduled Over Christmas
OVER
BASKETBALL GAMES
THE HOLIDAYS.

BASKETBALL GAMES OVER
THE HOLIDAYS.
Tonight.
Laurels, Newark VS.. Original Au-
ditorium. Y. NJ. II. A. hall.
Tomorrow Afternoon.
SayreviIle VS.. Speedways, Audito-
rum.
Tomorrow Night.
st. Vincent Lyceums, Brooklyn,
vs.. Amboys. Auditorium.
Original Auditoriums VS.. Com
pany II. Asbury Park.
Wilson Five VS.. Keansburg.
Specdways VS.. SayreviIIe.
One of the most interesting bas-
ketball games to be staged in this
city over the week end, is the con-
test to be played on the Auditorium
court. New Brunswick avenue, to-
morrow afternoon between the
Speedway our outfit of this city
and the fast stepping ~Sayreville Big
Five outfit. The showing of Man
sser Baumann's S~ayrevilie team
against the DUPONT. Princeton. Mat
avian and numerous other strong
teams IN this section. makes this
combination a dangerous contender
for Middlesex county honors.
The several hundred Sayreville
and South River fans who will ac-
company their team to this city to-
morrow afternoon, will be given a
chance to DOT for the strongest rep
resentative team to be placed on the
court this "a Paul Sutton, one
OF Middlesex county brightest court
stars. a member of the Knights of
st. Peter and India Rubber Com
pany basketball teams, will occupy
n of the forward positions for the
Big Five, while either Johnny
Boiler" Fitzpatrick, Knights of St,
Peter and du Pont star. or Freddy
Glochau. a local speed merchant OF
the Harmony. Lyceum and Bill
Manning's Amboys will occupy the
other forward position.
Johnny Maleski. stalwart pivot
man of the Sterlings. of South River
will jump center for the visitors
while Eppinger, Fitzpatrick, Burke
Schultz and Rhatican will be or
hand ready for choice in the guard
ing positions. 1t is likely that Ep-
pinger and Fitzpatrick. two of the
best guards in the county. will dc
the guarding for the ~Sayrevillt
team in this game.
Manager Bradley, of the Speed
way team, will place his stronges
team on the court for this game. IN
order to put up a good game agains
the strong Savreville opposition
The Speedway cam will probabl.
line up for this game with Ra!
Handerhan and Brownmiller. for
wards: Martin, center: Bob Handler
han and Bradley, guards. Campiol
and Milt Macmillan will be tw'
extra men on the Speedway rosie
for this game. and both are sure t.
get into the game.
Mcmillan will play in thi
game. II will be his first appear
ance this season with the team
He helped make a wonderful show
ing in state light senior circles las
year. The game will start abou
8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
SPORTING NEWS
COURT AMB0Y LEADS
IN COUNTY LEAGUE
Standing County Forcsters League
u w. l.. pc.

Standing County Forcsters League
=. w. L. PC.
Court Amboy S.. IL IL 1 .s1c
Court Carteret as. 5 4 1858
Court Standard III .444
Court Brunswick 40 IL 1 IL .0s3
Court Amboy No. IS. Foresters of
America. bowling team won two
out of three games from Court
Brunswick No. 30. representatives
in a match rolled on B~ohnsack's
alleys in the Foresters county league
last night. Although the match
last night increased Court Amboy's
lead in the league. Court Brunswick
occupants of the cellar position had
the honor of scoring the first victory
over the leading team. IT was like
wise Court Brunswick's first victory
in twelve games.
Simonsen, of the Court Amboy
team, won high average honors in
this match. rolling 1S5, 206 and 1872
for an average of 1874 in this match.
Wasser, of the visiting team. won
high score honors and second high
average honors with games at 202.
20s and 152. The next match in
this league will be bowled by Court
Brunswick and Court Carteret on
Bohnsack's alleys next Thursday
night.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
DRY DOCKS LOSE
THEIR 1ST GAME
Winning Streak of 9 Games
Broken by Strong Keans-
burq Independents.

After annexing nine straight VIC
:ories. the Dry Dock big five basket
ball team of this city lost their first
game of the season in K%eansburg
his week, the Independents of that
place winning by a of 1913.
Kruser, the home teams center. Wa
high score man in this game, while
Brownmiller. with seven points. led
The Amboy scorers.
The home team was in the cad
throughout the greater part of the
game. the Dry Dock team succeed
ing In tieing their opponents several
times during the first half. The
at the end of the first half favored
Keansburg, 1912.
Tho ccora.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
AMB0YS TAKE TWO
N AT PATERSON

The Perth Amboy Elks bowling
team took two out of three games
from the Paterson Elks representa-
tive alley team on the Paterson al
leys last night. Amboy won the FIRST
game by nine pins, the second by two
pins, while the third game went to
the home team by seventy-nine pins.
Billy Eyerkuss, OF the visiting
team. carried of high cor and high
average honors In this game. rolling
III. 229 and i6s for an average of
1S9 in this match. Howard. of the
home team, was second high average
man. rolling $50. 100 and 1ss for
an average of 1S6. The J~orgenson,
Hoffman. Eyerkuss, lessen. Rich
ards combination will represent the
Elks in all future matches.
Tho crnraS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
To Attend Camp Reunion

Representatives from all the COM
munities who sent boys to the State
Y. M. c. A. camp this summer will
attend the Wawayanda reunion, at
Newark, on Dec. 20. The boys ex-
pect to have a fine time renewing
intercourse with their new friends.
The following boys will 60 from the
boys department here: Arthur
Stern. Sumner Dawson. Teddy Tu-
xix and Ralph Sharp, in charge Of
Harry Comings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Wilson Five at Keansburg.

The Wilson Big Five basketball
team OF this city will travel to
Keansburg tomorrow night. where
they will meet the strong Indepen-
dent five of that place. The lineup
of the Amboy team has not been an
nounced as yet. but it is likely that
the team will be made UP of the
pick of light senior and senior play
ers from this city and vicinity. The
victory scored by the Independent
team of Keansburg over the Dry
Docks combination. speaks well for
the strength of the home team in
this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
STARFISH WIN TWO
FROM HI PAGERS
Standing I'm EIks Club League

The Starfish bowling team IN the
Elks bowling league won w out OF
three games from the PAGERS in a
match rolled last night, but the re-
suit of this game. sent the Ironclads
who were tied with the Starfish into
irst place by a sixteen point margin.
Augie Greiner. of the PAGER team,
o high average honors in this
match, rolling ISL. 1S2 and 166 for
an average of 176. Anderson, lead
off man for the PAGERS, won high
score honors with 1874 in his second
game.
The ecOrpg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
McNulty Not Managing Potty.

Joe McNulty. a well known local
sportsman stated yesterday after
Zoe hat he is not manager for Kid
Potty, the local featherweight box
err, as was announced in the EVEN
ING NEWS a short time ago. Nc
Nulty states hat he is not allowed
TO manage a boxer on account of
being a licensed referee. but Is will
ing to do anything possible for any
local boxers il he hears of any
matches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Princeton
PAGER Midects Want Camcs

The PAGER Midgets will have a
court for home games after Christ
mas and want to meet all teams
under ninety-five pounds in this city
and vicinity. especially South AM
boy Boy Scouts, Y. M. II. A. Mid
gets and Railway Midgets. NJ. Slif-
kin, of 4O5 Park avenue, is manag-
ing the PAGERS and has in his line
up Burbank, Belikove, Scalley,
Sharp, Koch and Sladkus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
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