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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
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The Greatest Message of Love the World Has Ever Known

ing Il sentiment for him among tha
farmers who believe that with a
state system of good roads the
farmers in The rural sections VIII
be given some OF the Advantages
now enjoyed by the people who
dwell in the larger communities
Farm life ia West virginia musl
be made more attractive II We az
10 encourage tho production OF foo
stuffs. Judge Morgan has spent balr
Of his lie on a farm and knows the
needs and demands Of those engae-
e4 in agricultural pursuits better
than any man Who has asnired %
tie GoRernorship IN MY Iecolise-
ion
mngo Claim Refuted
Il. I. White. form q senator from
the skin district and former var
den Of lie State reniteniaHy, now
the Republican county chairman n
Ninso county fin a statement aaat
to Morgan headquarters, SAYS that
. per cent OF the RepubliaaH vet
efs in Mjngo county favor Judge
Morgan for governor
The statement was gjvon TO r.
flute tine claim made ~ Colonel
Grosseub's headquarters that the
latter had substantial strength In
The county Chairman white say
Il have ttVed IN this county for
twenty fFe wears believe I ana
personally acquainted With ~ pc
cent of the Republican voters in
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29

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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
FOR Rent

FOR REE The house with large
garden attached, now occupied
by Grant Hill al Knipetown. Pos
session April LIST. Apply to DR.. G..
r. Hedges, Martinsourg. N-l6S%
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29

Mr.. James Dillon Of Hedgesyil.e,
was q recent visitor in Martinsourg
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-29
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-25

Para toda marca de maqunas Cintas ojeda,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-25
DESDE AGUADILLA
CRANDIOSO MATCH" DE
BASKET BALL" EN- QUEBRA
DILLAS
LA AGUADILLA HIGH SCHOOL
FUE LA VENCEDODRA

Por fin lego ell dia deseado, %
de febrero, no obstante los impo-
sibles y, y,obstaculos que Sc presen-
taron, para que los muchachos de
Aguadilla fuesen por tercera vez
medir Sus fuerzas con los de
Quebradillas. eS decir, a discutir
ell championato' Como siempre,
nuetros muchachos fueron acom-
paiiados por mas de sesenta fans.
fernando una hilera de mas de l5
automobiles.
Ri primer juego de la Temporal
da sc celCbro en Aguadilla, salien
do vietoriosos los del team Aqua
dilla High Scholl'' El segundo, Sc
gun convenio, hubo de efectuarse
Ell Quebradillas y, aunque llovia
a torrentes, sc jug6, saliendo ven
cedores los del team EBetan-
ces Scholl'', de Quebradillas.
Nuestras muchachos no Sc des-
alentaron, sino que multiplicaron
Sus entusiasmOs Y Sc prepararOn
para hacer Sufrir una buena derro'
ta' al team de Quebradillas.
\ hubo de Suceder asi; V, aun mas.
en- este 1ltimo match > demOStra-
ron su indiscutible superioridad
Y habilidad. Desde el primer mo-
mento empezo un fuego graniza-
do SObre las huestes quebradillen-
SeS, Y, ell diez minutes, casi ase-
guraron el triunfo
Los invenciblGs Ismael Calde-
iron (Magine) y Alberto Zamora
(Beto), sirvieron de guards de
una manera insuperable; V fue-
ron verdaderas muralIas chinas ::
no habia quicn pasara 81 "cen-
ter Andres Espinet. esta vez Sc
luci0, 1anzando la bola con suma
maestria desde una gran distan-
ella V hacienda derroche dc agili-
dad; y, por tltimo. los towards !,
Hermmio Lopez Y Jorge AcevedO,
qWeneS, como siempre, demo$tra-
ron su gran pericia, serenidad V
agllidad ell 81 arte de lamar la
boll.
No hubo nccesidad dc hlcer uso
de los suplentes, Arturo Varela.
Jose Capella y Antonio Noguera.
/ porque los muchachoS Sc conser-
varon frescos = e incanSables du-
rante los dos rounds -.
DC manera, que de tres juegos,
ell team : Aguadilla High School
gano dos. Bien pOr nuestros ju-
gadores
Ell Corresponsal.
Febrero %.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-25

.pehdo AAnd.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-25
ESPANA REALIzARA
GRANDES GANANCIAS

ES muy probable que Espaha realize
granaes ganacias con motivo del aunien
to del precio de la Plata. Espaia Sc
prepara a vender $500 libras de pla
Ia que estdn en- poder del gobierno, que
Sc apoder6 de todos los pesos sevilla-
nos hace diez amos.
Estos pesos sevillanos, que no fueron
acuiados por eLgobierno, Sc usaban CO.
mo moneda eorriente en- Espaha Y cir
cularon libremente en- el comercio por
espacio de agunos amos. FL gobierho
los retro de la circulation hace diez
amos ahora esta recojiendo los bene-
ficios
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
DRIVERS WANT
PAY INCREASE
Demand Made by TeamSters
to be Considered Tonight
by Aldermen

The request of the teamsters. ON
ploycd by the street department for
an increase in wages will come up
before the aldermen for action at
their regular meeting tonight. This
matter came before the council at
their committee meeting on Friday
night and IL is believed hat "A rect
men will be granded an Inc @ IN
pay.
Mayor Frank Dorsey has I'd
% city Clerk Arthur +. Gra re
railroad resolution. which ha ssed
so much controversy between the
aldermen and the mayor. Whether
the mayor has approved this reso-
luton or not is not known. The al
at their last meeting unani-
mously passed the measure after
they had failed to pass a longer reso-
luton along the same lines over the
mayors veto.
The contract for resurfacing Mar
ket. Sheridan, Prospect and Rector
streets from Market south, will most
likely be awarded tonight. Bids for
the erection of a comfort station,
municipal garage and city stables
will not be received at tonight's
meeting, owing to failure of the plans
being completed in time to advertise
called for by law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
| 0TM -
OClpGQ
Attraction nj Ditma.s

Ethel C~laytons latest picture The
Thirteenth Commandment Will De
shown at the Ditmas Theatre Tor
three days commencing today. the
story was adapted from Rupert
Hurhos' magazine serial and novel
of ms sane name. Daphne Kip,
the central figure, is a girl in a mid
die western city. who has always
been given all she wanted by a
father who is hardly qualified fnan-
.cialiy to give it. She becomes en-
gagged to g young New Yorker. who,
ia apparently very rich. On her trip
, tho metropolis to purchase her
rousseau. she discovers hat VIM
born. her iance. is really a poor
man. but. like her father. is going
into debt to satisfy her unreasonable
demands.
5 il to confirm this impression,
she comes upon her newly married
brother and his ~extravagant VIE.
Leila. in a row over money matters.
She determines no longer to be a
parasite. breaks her engagement,
and, after on unsuccessful exper-
ience on the stage, starts n little shop
that makes her financially independ-
ent.
The picture is said to develop a
strikingly dramatic plot as e as
furnish food for thought. The sup
porting cast Is a notable one, In
Guiding Charles Meredith, Monte
Blue, Anna @. Nilsson. and Irving
Cummings. 1t is a Paramount-Art
craft picture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
Olive Thomas at Strand

The latest Selznick Picture star
ring Olive Thomas is the feature at
traction for the Strand theatre to-
day. The feature is entitled Youth
full Folly and in 1t Miss Thomas ap-
pears as both star and author. She
Tot only plays the leading role but is
solely responsible for the plot which
il developed h. tho aetsc1.
youthful Folly" Is a story OF do
nestle intrigues and as such might
be called a society drama. 1t has.
however. a world of action which
puts 1t In the class of the refined
melodramas which now are the pre-
ferred form of entertainment. There
is a lively. fst.c encounter and the
big climax is brought about when
q jealous husband makes a murder
Gus attempt upon his rival and SER
iously wounds en- innocent party.
Craufurd Kent appears in leading
support of Miss Thomas and other
important members of Inc cast are
Helen Gill, Hugh Huntley, and Harry
T~ruesdale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
HOLD MAN WHO
ARRESTS THO
Alderman Clark Charges Le-
high Valley Officer With
Carrying Weapons.

Wilbur Wilzer and ID. 1. Brown
two local nel, were placed under
arrest by ID. l.. Baker q Lehigh VAL
ley oficcr yesterday afternoon on
o disorderly charge. The officer
called police headquarters and the
patrol was sen w. When Baker
appeared in police headquarters he
too was arrested for carrying con-
ccaled weapons on complaint of AL
derman John Clark. After a short
hearing before Recorder Pickersgill
this morning, Baker was paroled at
the request of the Lehigh Valley
counsel, Adrian Lyon, until next
Monday morning.
1t is said Wilzer and Brown were
taking brakes off coal car on the
railroad property, when Baker
placed them under arrest, Baker
considered an officer on the rail-
road property, and therefore is al
lowed to carry p gun, but when Off
the railroad property is no more
than a civilin and must have a per-
NIT to carry n CUR.
This was a peculiar case. mas
much as the state and the city diff
fer on the action. According to AL
derman Clark. the railroad COM
pany send the names of their spe-
cial officers to the board, but no
action is taken upon same. In other
cities. it is gaid. that the railroad
detectives are considered as special
officers when on the street. Action
on all three cases will be taken at
the hearing on next Monday morn
inS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
EMPLOYEES HAVE OUTING
Office and Sales Force of Potts and
Kaufman at Shore.

Office and Sales Force of Potts and
kaufman at Shore.
David j. kaufman of the firm
Potts and Kaufman held an outing
yesterday for the office and sales
force of the concern at Ross Fenton
Farm. The party left for Asbury
Park at 1890 O'Clock in the morn
ing arriving at 1 o'clock. A shore
dinner was served here after which
the party enjoyed dancing and boat
ing. A number of after dinner
speeches were made with Mr.. Kauf-
man acting as POSTMASTER.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Max Weinstein, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b.
London, Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Lon
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Estherson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weiss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Broderick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isidore Buchsbaum, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Kessler. the Misses Ada
Schlessenger, Julia Heksch, Ida Sac
army, Rose Sacarny, Bernice London,
Mesgrs. Jacob Heksch, Ezra Vein
stein. Jerome Estherson. David j.
Kaufman, Milton Buschbaum, Alfred
London. Arthur Conquest and DR..
William London. of this city; Mr..
and Mrs. David Cohen, Arthur
Cohen. of Elizabeth; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Sweet, of Newark; Mr.. and Mrs.
Doering ard Miss Mae Doering, of
Long Branch; Harry Tatarsky. of
New Brunswick: Mrs. Yetta Kauf-
mar and Mrs. Stella Lipschitz, of
New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
MEET
At BOULOGNE
Many Important Questions,
Including German Repara-
ton win be Discussed.
sn ~ Assoeiaied Press

rELDGNE. June 2l:-Premiers
I,5.d George and Milleran accom-
y. ed by Marshal FOch and Fred
Marsal. French minister of H.
70, arrived here at 1890 from
oz.3ne ,his morning. In the
was Premier Ncnizelos of
see. Arrival of the two pre-
completes the delegation
81 Nil, participate in the con-
Z Ee~c tomorrow, the ltal-
s4i Ec'Cium representatives
6 rived last night
cIi-e-us Will participate IN
sioas 81 which questions Of
>. and Armenia are discussed.
ihUs concerning reParaton
rsf atlss.a arc expected 10 be the
10 most dificult problems of the
conference and may prolong the
sections 10 Thureday. British dele
rates maintain a strong attitude re-
garding the manner in which the
allies should deal with Germany on
rcparation. The only clause in
volved in execution of the treaty %
Versailles on which all the allies
come from. the conferences is that
relating to disarmament of Ger
many.
Premier Venizelos will offer in
the name of Greece to take the
mandate for Armenia and will par
ticipate in all other discussions on
Turkish questions.
Count Carlos Shorga, italian for
eign minister, will ask in behalf of
Italy for twenty per cent. OF the
~reparations to be paid by Germany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
STRIKE TIES UP
FREIGHT YARDS
Baltimore is Hard Hit as Re-
suit of Yardmen's Action
PASSENGER Service Normal

BALTIMORE, Md. June 21-The
strike Of yGrdmen on the Pennsyl-
vansa, OEio and Baltimore railroads
in this district continued today with
local freight yards tied up except
the r. * o. yards at Curtis Bay.
but passenger service was %uninter-
rupted, according to officials of the
two lines.
Both roads placed an embargo on
all kinds OF freight shipments e.
cept coal a1d foodstuffs for pubic
utilities and hospitals. The Penn
sylVania railroad warned the strik-
ers that they must report at noon
or be regarded as discharged from
service. The strikers declare their
action is not aimed at the railroad
but is against the federal labor
board because Of its delay in reach
ing a decision on the wage question.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

The bitterness of seeing the man
for whom she had given more than
her life drifting away from her when
success came to him, was almost
more than pretty Joan Templeton
could bear. 1t wasn't her fault, nor
his. but it seemed that her life was
to be wrecked by the very sacrifice
she had made for him.
They were starving in a Paris attic
Joan and her young artist hus-
band, Ned Templeton. Sickness came
when hunger had left an opening
for it in their squalid little home.
They must have money. Joan was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
To GRADUATE
245S STUDENTS
Exercises Tomorrow Morning
at Majestic Theatre for the
Grammar School Children

Two hundred and forty five stu
sents will be graduated from the
Grammar School tomorrow morning
In the Majestic Theatre where the
exercises will be held. OF this num-
Der 240 are qualified have alrady
school and over half have already
s!gnihed their intentions of so doing.
The elaborate program of the
numbers follow:
Selection by st. Andrassy's orches-
ira.
Song-"They All Love jack -. boys
of rooms I. 81. and 20.
Dance-Sailors Hornpipe 49,. Girls
of rooms 800. sol. and 800.
Observation-Disclosures.
Sketch-"Sleeping Beauty" Il. pupils
of room 23.
Clarinet solo-Charlotte st. An
Grassy.
Gun Drill-Boys of room 3.
kddrcss-Rev. Wilbert Westcott.
eeng-"Mighty LAX a Rose" E. Eve
iyn Henry.
Presentation Of diplomas.
Song-"Weicorie, Sweet Springtime"
lass Song-Graduating Glass.
Giro Of Cla.s 20.
iectiOn-Or .Ecsrrl.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

PHILADELPHIA. June 2f-The
railroad strikers today claim gains
in this vicinity. They say 5000
men have quit work. The tieup in
freight is increasing. Already
there is "a noticeable shortage of
articles and prices have been adj
vanced. The newspapers are cur
failing due to newspaper.
An embargo of all articles on the
y. q q. east of Cumberland. An
embargo on all kind of incomings
and outgoings except food and coal
fof pubic utility is In effect on the
Pennsylvania railroad.
IL is said the strike is not against
the railroad, but against the rail-
road board. They say 1t is the out
come Of disappointment due to the
board not coming to a decision.
it was said today by striker that
$500 additional workers on the
Pennsylvania, II. & O. and Reading
voted TO quit this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

pretty. She adored her husband.
To procure money for him she sac
rificed herself.
The story is told with a powerful
appeal in Burnt Wings" at the
Crescent Theatre today, tomorrow
and Wednesday.
Cartwright, a wealthy art collector
commissions Templeton to paint his
portrait and his daughter falls in
love with the artist. Joan denounces
Cartwright and tells her husband
what happened when he lay sick in
Paris.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
HUGHES IN ADDRESS


BY the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June I'll
Charles +. Hughes speaking at the
Centennial at Har ard Law School
stated that in the art OF governing
ourselves we not only fan short IN
the attempt but we afford a sad spec
tacle. His subject was Some Legal
Education and Democratic Pro-
gress."
A passion for legislation is not a
sign OF democratic progress. he said.
The tendency to enact certain laws
seems 10 he increasing. There seems
TO be a disposition to revert TO ty-
ranny in order to meet the problems
Of democracy. Intent on some i'm
mediate ~exigency ard with slight
consideration OF larger issues we
create autocratic power by giving
administrative officials who can
threaten indictment, the right OF o.
Dortuni:y Of criminal statues with
nut any appropriate definition Of
crimes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
State NeWs

JERSEY CITY, June 81. - Only
one of the six patients who escaped
from the state hospital at iren.on
was at liberty today. Three of the
fugitives were captured last night,
having ridden freight cars most OF
the time since their escape. They
were hungry and apparently welcom-
cd capture. Two men were captur-
ed Immediately after the escape.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

While returning from Keans-
burg on Saturday morning Mrs.
Catherine Qnigley of Newark faint
hispital. where she remained until
ed and was removed TO the city
yesterday morning. DIR. John j..
Lund attended her. 1t is said that
the woman had remained in the wa
ter for too long a period, while
bathing at keansbburg which caus-
ed her weakened condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
Obituary
funeral To- Joseph Nramer.

Funeral services for Joseph Kra-
mer. of 100 State street, who died in
Los Angeles. Cal. on June II, were
held yesterday and interment fol-
lowed in the cemetery of Congrega-
tional Sharai Tfioh. Mr.. Kramer
was in business as a merchant at 372
state street for many years. He went
to California for his health some
time ago. He is survived by a wife.
Minnie. two daughters. Esther and
Jennie and one son. Arthur. Isaac,
another son was killed during the
q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
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REDUCTION IN TAX
gie.al Income Tax Deducted Be-
fore State Tax is Paid.

$ Srecial Correspondence.
TRENTON, June 21.-The court
errors and appeals today affirmed
Judgment OF the supreme court
slGilS that before state transfer
PC tance taxes are imposed on an
ste The amount of federal income
'ses paid must be deducted from
/, total appra.sement. This will re-
It in the state assessing the estate
Ferdinand w. ltoebling, of Tren-
4, fer $4,000, 600 instead of $10,-
1000. The Roebling estate paid
100000 federal-income taxes and
led that the state now assess the
tate minus the amount of federal
come taxes paid cut.
The state loses approximately
100000 in taxes as the result of the
ecisions, of which $275,000 has al
eady been paid in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
Big Fire Destroys Vancouver Apart.
ment House Today

BY the AsSOclated PresS.
VANCOUVER, B. c., June 21-
Six persons were killed and several
injured in a fire hat DESTROYED the
Balmoral apartments in a fashion
able part of the city TODAY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
WILSON NAMES GREECE
President Today Named New Jersey
Man Minister to Greece

ITEFIf N-HETFtNA W UFttNN
WASHINGTON, June 21:-Ed-
ward Caprs. OF New Jersey, was
named today by President Wilson
as minister to Greece, a recess APP
pcintment.
s.. Parker Gilbert. Jr.. was NOM
mated as assistant secretary of the
treasury.
DIR. Capps is professor OF classics
at Princeton University.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
Police News

A man working on the dredgel
in Sewaren was taken into CUSTODY
by Detectives HUFF and Gutowskl or
Saturday on complaint of Steve Pas
terzak. proprietor of the Columbls
cafe in State street. The man was
fined $50 this morning for his con-
duct at the cafe and his actions after
being placed in Jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

Senator Harding's mother and
father are shown above ana MS
wife has a pleased expression on
her face. as can be seen in the lower
picture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

John Hackett of 266 Mcclellan
street taken into custody yesterday
morning by Patrolman Michael Pat
ten on a wife beating charge was dis
charged this morning when the COM
plainant failed to appear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

Patrolman Patrick Dwyer watched
two men at the Washington cross
Ing of the Central Railroad shortly
after midnight yesterday morning.
The patrolman feared they would
cut a freight train which was pass
ing at the time.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-10-02

quired a fortune defending colored persons
accused OF crime, but now that he was in
aff1uent circumstances he was the first to
suggest the lynchers limb and the burning
brand for the persons that had afforded him
an opportunity to acquire fortune. EDO
not understand me to recommend mob vio-
lence, but say the method I have related
might have the desired effect in bringing
about the results that you have been so
earnestly looking for" Not lses than 5000
striking white men, now thoroughly desper-
ate, left that hall fully determined to carry
out the subtle suggestion Of that lawyer
and that night the bloody tragedy began,
the general results of which has long since
become public property. I was given the
privilege by the mayor, but without police
protection, to gather up the dead and
wounded coored men from the streets that
night, but after two days combating the
mob [ was forced to flee the state and seek
refuge in Ohio, from which state I was
later on extradited and put on trial for
murder in Illinois. My counsel demanded
{. change Of venue and so my case was sent
from East st. Louis to county where it
meant death to any colored person to let
dark overtake him or her in the county,
Then followed one of the worst judicial
ahortions in the annals Of the history of
the United States of North America. Even
before single juror had been selected I
stood convicted, but the farce was pulled
off and I was found guilty of first degree
murder and sent to prison for my natura,
life and consigned to hard labor and one
day in each month in solitary confinement
Thus far I have refrained from relating to
you any Of the horrors Of that soul-sicken-
ing holacust, but let me recount to you a
few of them that you may have some
slight idea of the heather brutality prac-
tced on the colored citizens. Two small
babies were seen on the street by the mob
and men took them by. their feet and
smashed their brains out on the sidewalk.