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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
HOUSTON PLEAS
FOR ECONOMY
y The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Govern-
ment expenditures of four billion
dollars during the next fiscal year
were forecast by Secretary Houston
of the treasury department today, in
an address before the convention of
the American Bankers Association in
which he covered a wide range of
financial and economic problems of
the nation.
He outlined the treasury program
for handling the war debt, liquidation
of which he said must go on stead
lily in order that financial redemp-
tion be accomplished without dis
turbance to national light. He ap-
pealed for the strictest economy not
only in our expenditures, federal,
state. county and municipal, but also
by threats on the part of our peo-
ple."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
NAB MAN IN
SHOOTING CASE
By staff Correspondents.

By STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRU NSWICK, oct. 2O:-
William Reed. accused by Alex Sabo,
Of a lumber camp near Monmouth
Junction, with shooting him in the
leg Sunday night. was arrested in
Freehold yesterday and will be turn
ed over by the Monmouth county
authorities TO County Detective
Peter Schwei-kert who was assign
ed to the case in Middlesex county.
Sabo| |who has been in st. Peters
hospital since Sunday night. is out
of all danger and seven of the
thdrtyfive lead pellets i'm his leg
haVe been removed by doctors. a
harge of atrocious assault will be
made against Reed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
To EXTRADITE
4LOCAL MEN

By Stan Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 20.-The
prosecutors Office is preparing an
application for the extradition from
Pennsylvania of four Perth Amboy
youths charged with stealing car
for Joy ride. The men are: Mike
Klebak. l.. Gutowski, j. Adams and
John Mikelosky, all of whom are be-
ing held in Philadelphia. The sigma
lures of the governors of New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania will have to be
secured before the men can be
brought back for trial. Detective
Joseph Gutowski of Perth Amboy will
take the papers to Trenton and
Harrisburg and return with the men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
FREED On BAIL
IN BOOZE CASE.

NEW BRUNSWICK. oct. 20
Five Of the men arrested charged
with being implicated in the boozo
hollup near the Hotel Pines on
Friday morning have been released
under hail from the county Jail here.
Dominick Torrcllo, known as 'Ding-
bat" the alleged ringleader of the
booze ring, had $500 property bail
furnished by Theresa Cere, of New
ark, and was allowed to go free.
Mike Novak had a 5000 property
bond. furnished by his father. Ed
ward Julianno was released under a
$1,000 property bond furnished by
Joseph D'Capua. Charles Torre,lo
had $4,000 cash bond furnished bY
Philip Alter. and Arthur COrbin.
colored. was released in his own
recognizance to the amount OF ST.
900 as a witness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
RETAIL FOOD
PRICES LOWER
BY The Associated Press
NlF A GIII n.V

WASHINGTON, oct. 20-The de-
cline in the retail price of food stuffs
during September was placed at two
per cent by the department of la
boris, bureau of labor statistics in
its monthly report today on food
costs.
Some food stuffs. notably potatoes
ana sugar sustained a marked de-
crease in price, while others includ-
ing such commodities as eggs. pork
chops and oranges underwent price
increases, ranging from eight per
cent for oranges TO twelve per cent
for eggs. The drop in the price of
potatoes was placed at twenty-five
per cent; sugar. twenty per cent;
cabbage. fourteen per cent, and cof-
f1e, six per cent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
STRANGE WAY OF
RAISING MONEY

Two local men appeared in police
headquarters this morning, one win
a S5 bill with three corners, and the
other with bill which was formerly
"A 81 bill The latter bill had been
passed as a IS bill by pasting eight
corners of a regular five over the
ones on the front and back AMI
erasing the mark one dollar on the
front of the bill and covering over
the one on the other side of the
bill.
The local police when they re-
ceivcd information of the passing of
81 bills for SO bills Immediately
started an investigation. The store
keepers viii endeavor to trace back
TO learn who gave them the bills.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
CHARGE OF FRAUD IN AUTO
DEAL AGAINST WOMAN

By STAN Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 20
Mrs. Christine Rogers of 375 Amboy
avenue, was arrested at her home
last night by Chief of Police Hutch
inson on a warrant issued by Re-
corder c. c. Weber. on complaint of
the State Furnace Company, of
Newark. The woman. who is the
mother of five children, is charged
with fraud. Bail was fixed at $1,000
by Recorder Weber to await the ac-
toon of the grand jury. A police
guard was placed at the woman's
home last night. and Chief Hutch
inson was at her home today watch
ing her until the necessary bond is
furnished. Owing to the fact that
there was no one to care for her
children she was not taken to the
county Jail.
1t is charged that Mrs. Rogers
bought an expensive automobile,
notes being used in the transaction,
and when they came due she failed
to pay them. The car is also gone,
il is said. She refused to talk when
arraigned before the recorder and
became hysterical.
Electric Room Heaters. Kelly & Nc
AIfnden Co 20717-10-1S-3t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

publican candidate, T. Frank Apple
by, who resides in Asbury Park, and
IL is a logical conclusion on the part
of Republican leaders to expect him
to lead DIR. William l.. Ramsay. of
Perth Amboy, the Democratic cam
didate. in that county. On the other
hand Middlesex is Ramsay's home
and he is expected to poll a high
vote in this county.
At the Republican primaries
Ocean county went strong for JOS
eph NJ. Thompson, the New Egypt
candidate. Appleby being second and
John w. Herbert, the other c.. o.
L. congressional candidate. third.
Thompson has come out in favor of
Appleby and asked the Republicans
of Ocean to give their support to
the Asbury Park man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
COXFEATURES
LEAGUE PLEA

by The ASst ciaied Press
providence. Il. l., oct co.
Governor Cox, Of Ohio. today con-
tinued his New England campaign
with the league of nations as his
principal slogan under hard
schedule extending through Rhode
Island, Massachusetts and Connec-
ticut.
Following mp his attack upon SEN
ator Lodge in Boston last night, the
presidential candidate was prepared
TO cudEel the league opponent and
Republican supporters of Senator
Harding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
q. O. p. Rally At County Seat

By Star q frtsp0ndent
NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. 20.-The
New Brunswick Republicans will
hold what they term an old fashion
ed rally tonight with red fire, band.
banner raising 'en everything at the
Pennsylvania depot plaza. All of the
candidates for county office are ex-
pected to be present and Jesse Jones.
speaker furnished by the national
committee. will address the open air
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
GOV. EDWARDS FAV0RS
BUILDING LOAN ASSN'S

Governor Edwards has endorsed
the plan to let the building loan as
sociations issue a million new shares
in the state. The campaign is being
supported by the State Department
of Banking and Insurance, and it is
believed that this movement will
help many persons to build their
own homes. The plan has been in
augurated TO help solve the housing
problem, and the governor says that
he will give this plan all the sup
port possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
CAR HITS WOMAN;
DRIVER is FINED

Oscar Tampier, of Hampton, N.
j., taken into custody by Traffic
Officer Albert Mcdonald yesterday
afternoon on reckless driving
charge after his car had struck
Mrs. w. Kleinman, of ISL Brighton
avenue, on Smith street, was fined
$40 by Acting Recorder Stephen
Somogyi this morning.
Tampier's car struck the woman
as she was crossing the street,
throwing her to the pavement. ~le
woman was bruised about the right
leg and arm. The driver of the car
is employed at the Great Kills sta
tion on Staten Island.
Lauter Piano Co. special sale Of pianos
and player pianos at o55 Madison Ave.
s0S0S-10-20-et'
Near Majestic Theatre Lauter Co.
Special sale Of pianos and piayer-pianos.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
IS KILLED IN
TRAIN WRECKS
BY The Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
ROANOKE, Va. Oct. 20-Three
trainmen were killed in a headon
collision between two Norfolk and
Western passenger trains early today
ut Rural Retreat, Virginia.
: BUFFALO. N. V, Oct. pa tele-
one message from Erie at noon
day said that ten persons were
HE'D in collision between two New
ork Central passenger trains
here. Fifteen injured have been
aken to hospitals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
Ita,aan Club sIecting Tonight

An important meeting of the
Young Mems Italian Social Club is
scheduled for tonight at its rooms
in the Boynton building. Arrange-
mcnts will be made for Halloween
dance TO be held at the rooms. The
meeting will be called at s o'clock
and President Emanuel Pico exrectS
to welcome many out at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20
IMPORTANT!

Meeting of the lady voters of the
Second Ward, Woodbridge
Township, Will be held in the
Harding Coolidge Club, Post Of
flee Bldg. Fords, n. j., at 3 p.
NJ. FRIDAY, OCTOBER -,
1920.
All ladies are urgently re
auested to hc present.
fPaid for by tTe Fords Harding and Cool
idge Club
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

gether-on the same platform. the
Swifts have succeeded IN getting
them together-in the parlor win
dow.
i've been in politics long enough
so that | should be abe to change
my wife's views. But nothing do
ing." says Swift.
And" replies the NIissus. "I'u
Just bet | change my husband SO he
will vote as | do" And he laughs!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

T.ahorers wanted: 10 men. Apply \.
NJ G.. W. StillwelI Plumbing shop, Isl
King ST.. Perth Amboy.
2GS1S-10-20-1t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20:-In this
city there is house which is di-
vided against itself-but it still
stands
Clifford r. Swift is a Harding man
from the word go. His wife. Mrs.
Pearl Swift. VIII swear by Cox.
And while there has been some
talk around the country of getting
the two presidential candidates to-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

Carpentor WORK and ioboing promptly
attended to. Geo II. Thompson. 81 Lewis
st. Phone f409-W.
5t7t%-6-25- sat. tf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

Lauter- Humana Player -Piano-s750. Al
Lauter's 255 Madison Ave.
2OSOS-IO-20-et.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

! WIN heat your mouse with steam. no;
water pipeiess furnace on rroHthiy pay
raents. E. Larkin. ?.3 Harket St. Tel.
I i673. s-l5-tf. M. w. s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

See our line OF electric heaters. Kelly
& McAlinden Co. 20Tl7-l0-fs-sts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

Heat your bathroom with electric heat
ers. Kelly q McAllnden Co.
20717-10-lS-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

Near Majestic Theatre. Lauter Co.
Special sale Of pianos and playerpianos.
.fsOS0S-1o- 20-ets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-20

Electric Room Heaters. Kelly & Nc
Alnden Co. 2OIl7-lO-lS-3t'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
TRANSMITS MATTERS OF
IMPORTANCE TO COUNCIL
Resolutions, With Mayors RECON-
mcndations, Como Before City
~ 81 a. s'E,athcrs Tuesday.

Mayor Ainslic yesterday forward
'cn to City Clerk Alfred II. Mcdowell
to be transmitted to the City Coun-
ell next Tuesday nisht several i'm
portsnt business matters. The items
MED by a message explaining them.
~ The Mayor recommends n rcsolu-
ton to provide an additional appro-
Ntion OF the grading and CravelinE Of
the Monument Avenue extension. An
appropriation OF $4,000 has already
been made available, for that work.
When estimates on this Improvement
project were made. however. the cost
OF labor and materials WAS lower.
When tho contract was awarded last
cling as far as the appropriation in
hand would go. That Council VIII
grant the, additional appropriation
is regarded as 2 foreEone conclusion.
the Mayor calls for an appropriation
OF sl1i TO pay claim of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company
against The city OF Richmond for car
shipments of materials to city de-
partments
4 joint resolution Is recommended
calling for an appropriation OF SIS
goo for, the con s;ruction of sewer
in Highland Park. Appropriation OF
sSs,uoO Tor sewers in Grove Avenue
and other streets In the western part
Of the city is urged and the Mayor
likewise recommends that the City
Attorney be instructed TO take such
steps as may be necessary to acquire
BY purchase or condemnation proceed
1nEs the property on the south side
or tSToad street. near Twelfth. which
as desired as site for new city
bmiiuing 70 he occupied by the Juve-
nile and Domestic Relations Court.
and for such other purposes as may
be deemed advisable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
HELD THEM AT BAY
Airs. Dnvid Mountain Is Fined for
Menncint- Police in Senrrh for
Stored Ardent SpjrIts

hrncu win search warrant. two
policemen went to tre home OF David
Mountain, 300 East Tenth Street. Fri
ia wight in search for ardent
SPIRITS that Moontain has been all
ieged TO have hecr storing At tho
hoor they were met by Mrs Mountain.
VINO is said 10 have held them at bay
Tor ABOUT ten minutes at the point of
q revolver She finally permitted
them 10 enter and eleven hints of
corn waisky are alleged to have been
cound.
st the same time that the officers
were searching the home OF Noun
tam. FOUR other policemen raiicd n
store ut l43o Hui Street. conducted by
lhNid Mountain and Sam Chinrcss
~ this place seven pints OF ardent
shirts were found. according TO the
Mrs. Mountain was fined So for
threatening to shoe; the policemen
and for Interfering with them in The
discharge OF their duty.
X Childress and Mountain are CHARGED
only with storing ardent spirits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
Girls Black Sateen
BiO0InerS, CSC

Made Of an excellent quality
black satecn, cut full, perfect
Gtting--finishcd around top
and at knees with elastic bands.
These are worth at least $3.50
today. Sizes from z to IA
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
ALLEGES DELAY OF WESTERN
UNION FASTENED DEATH
Suit for $1,000 Damages Instituted in
Rtchisond COurt Against Teie-
graph Company.

Alleging that failure of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company to de-
liver message sent from the Cat
awba Sanitorium to w. S. GaullinE.
Ing, of Richmond. fastened tho death
of Willie Pearl GauldinG. suit was
entered in City Circuit Court ycs;er-
day by William s. Gauiding. admin
istrator. against the telegraph COM
pany TO recover $1,000 damages.
In The declaration Haw and uaw,
counsel for the plaintiff, Sc, forth
that the deceased woman WAS suffer-
Ing from tuberculosis and applied for
admittancc TO the sanitorium. There
was no place immediately vacant and
she was paced on the waiting list
When the officials OF the sanitorium
later wired the patient to come TO
Catawbs. the message was not de-
livered. the complaint alleges. Her
hrst knowledge that Il vacancy had
been made came when she received n
letter. from the sanitorium advising
h"r tnat after waiting reasonable
time for her 60 reply to tho Telegram
the authorities had admitted another
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
HILL HEAD ACCOUNTANTS
!. A. Marvin. of Richmond ,nud W.
Il. Tollcth. of Petersburg, Arc
Other SClccIInnx.

Fred II. iill. G. p. a. OF Norfolk.
was chosen president Of the Virginia
Society OF Public Accountants at "a
meeting held IN the Richmond Hotel
yesterday afternoon. J. a. Marvin,
c. L: a. OF Richmond. was made vice
president and w. X. Tailcth, e. I. A.,
OF Petersburg. secretary.
The educational worth OF the So
c!ety for the general public was dis
cussed and Julien Hill. president OF
the state and City Bank. read a pa
per on What the Banker Expects
from the Accountants The assoc
citation commended the work of the
Mechanics Institute for its business
administration and finance course,
and decided to cooperate in every
way possible with the institute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
Calls Go ont 10 TO, scout.

Al scouts are requested 10 report
at Washington Monument Capitol
Square. tomorrow morning; a; $3.50
O'clock TO X. ~ Ammoas. chairman
or the ElEhtieth Division Reunion,
in Uniform with STATS or ropes Civic
good turn token credi; Will be given.
The scouts are requested TO report nj
the Fair Grounds at 1890 tomorrow
morning to George L. Wilcox, chair
man OF the Labor Day COMMITTEES. in
uniform with first aid kits. Admis-
SION 20 grounds and midway shows
viii be free
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
: Chesterfield Raid. rroduc,ix.

Two stiIIs Were caDturoh and five
men arrested in Powhatan County
yesterday by the chief Federal aEcn;
and other officers. The stills We're
OF l2o ana sixty-gallon capacity, re-
apeettpeiy. ana the following were.
GRAFTON: j. G. Thomas ana Il &;
Sounoe and W. ]. Freeman, all white,
ana ficnard Taylor, colorcd. In adj
Htlon IN the stills. about 5000 gal
ions or mash was seized and DESTROYED
win the paraDhenalia. all valued a;
ahont Sl;neo y pair OF mules and an
with the raid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
wilson and o,h,r. A.. .,,,o,

:, A. y: Nl!SUh. WHOSE pIacc on East
Franklin Street was rgidcd by the
po!ice week ago and Il faro game
found To be in progress. was SEN
fenced 10 two months in Jail ami
before Justice Crutchiield yesterday
morning. Eight men, who were plav-
ins i'll Wilson's place. made no de-
tense and were lined $50 and costs
each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
amelia Leads in Names
for Girls, Muricl Second
my Universal Scrvict.I

LONDON. Sept. 5.-.PnmeIa"
has become the most fashionable
girls name Uf the moment In
Eng land.
ClerGymen who have looked UP
the registers for the past twenty
years have discovered TINT MurtcI,
Gladys, Daisy, Mndgs, Marjorie.
Doris, Ethel and Maud nre also
fnNoritc names.
Slightly less popular nre Mary,
Elizabeth. Caroline. Ann, Prnd-
cncc. JRnr. Priscilla and Hinr-
Rnrct. but there has bccn q slump
- .uch biblical name. ns Rachel
Deborah, Dorcns Rnd Nnoni.
John. William and Richard will
hnrc tho bulge on rupert and
Cyril among boyx' names.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

Knitted Wool or Brushed An
CORA Sweaters-attractive new
coat models-shown in Rose.
Copen. Green and American
Beauty. Sizes from IS to "a.
Only q limited quantity-makc
your selection early.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

patient in her place. A few weeks
later Misx' GauldinE died.
Her administrators alleges that IL
torium at the time the teleEraphic in
vitation was sent. but not delivered.
she might have been cured on her life
proionEed. The case Is the only one
here. .o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
is MADE COMMANDMENT OF
sIRG ! A MILITARY INSTITUTE
Coi"nci Albert Is. Dockcry Recently
WAS Commissioned Professor OF
Military SCiCnCc mud Tnciirs.

Colonel Albert H. Dockerv was
chosen comma;,Iant OF the Virginia
Military Institute Yesterday at a
meeting of the board of visitors OF
V. NJ. J.. held at Richmond Hotel lie
was recently commissioned as colonel
of engineers and professor. of military
science and tactics a; the institute
Colonel Dockery is n major OF cavalry
or the United states Army. and WAS
formerly stationed at Fort Oglc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

Made OF snow-white, soft fin
ished Longcloth, trimmed with
pretty embroidery and lace edg-.
ing. Splendid assortment to
select from-sizos from 6 to ID
years. Specially priced for
this sale at $1.40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
STEAMER LAKEtFRANeES
LEAVES FOR NEW YORK
Lake sterling I'm Route to Richmond.
Look for Arrival early I'm

Lake Frances left her Richmond
dock at 6:2o o'clock yesterday morn
cargo at City Point proceeded ON nor
voyage to New York at o'clocE
She, is expected to arrive in New
York sometime tomorrow, and will be
unloaded and reloaded Tuesday for
the return trip TO Richmond.
While no news had been received
by officials OF the Richmond-New
York Steamship Company yesterday
afternoon, II is understood thar the
Lake Sterling sailed from New York
during tho afternoon on her first trip
10 Richmond
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-10-08
The Black Diamond Cutters
By Joe Shovel

They're going to settle the strike question
with conciation boards-so they think. Down
here in Pennsylvania we've been getting our man.
handling on that plan. AS result, the miners
say the next thing they have to strike against is
concilliation boards.
AS President Wilson says, "the adjudication
of any dispute necessarily results in some dlsap-
pointments" Only the President doesn't get the
disappontments; the miners get them. The lesson
was expensive 155,000 hard coal miners were
fleeced of $50, 100000 in twenty minutes. But they
learned what concilliation boards are ust rein
forcements for the boss.
Being unable to live on the pay they were
getting, and being unable to strike because the
government was loaded and primed to grab the
Union funds and to jail the strikers and their
leaders, the workers in the three anthracite dis
trcts accepted the offer of the President that they
leave their claims in the hands of commission
appointed by him. and to abide by the result. Will
son appointed W. L. Connell to represent the coal
Companies, Neal Ferry to represent the mine work.
ers, and Professor w. O. Thompson of Ohio State
University ''to represent the public.
The hard coal miners had been good" during
the war On the promise that something would be
done for then later Everybody conceded that they
had to have raise. Their agreement expired on
April 1st of this year. On that date the coal
operators raised the price of coal $1.OO a ton to
cover raise of 2796 in the workers pay But
when the commission met, the operators refused
to give more than 1796.
Professor M. B. Hammond, the expert econom-
ist attached to the commission, replied to the
operators with report that the workers could
not live on less than $1,000 year, which would
mean an increase of $2796. For saying this Ham,
mond got sent home, and his boss, Professor
Thompson, declared that 249o was all that the
workers were entitled to. AS Thompson had
absolute power as the third or neutral" member
of the Commission, the workers decided that they
would have to accept the 24q6 raise, disappointing
though it was. But suddenly Thompson and Connell