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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
HOMEMADE CIDER
is FREE FROM TAX

Charles V. Duffy, internal reve-
nue. collector for this district, has
issued the following statement re-
earding the manufacture of nom
Intoxicating cider and non-intoxi-
eating fruit juices exclusively for
use in the home:
Cider made and used in the
home is not subject to tax under the
internal revenue laws, but grape and
other fruit juices, not including
cider, If fermented to the point
where they contain one-half of one
per cent. or more of alcohol by VOL
ume, even though not intoxicating
and regardless of Section 20, Title
IL. of the national prohibition act,
are subject to tax under the revenue
act of 1918 as wine. All persons
producing fruit juice other than
cider containing one-half of one per
cent. or more of alcohol by volume
are required to register in accord
ance with Regulations No. 2S, Sup
plement No. 2. and 7. ID. 2765. Sub
ject to the limitations indicated by
L. ID. 2765. the head of family who
has properly registered may make
200 gallons exclusively for family
use without payment of tax there
on. If he makes more than 200
gallons he must give a bond and
pay tax on the excess. If such ex-
cess amount is intoxicating, double
the ordinary tax is due as provided
by Section 35 of Title IL of the ma
tional prohibition act"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
EXAMINATIONS FOR AUTO
LICENSES HERE next YEAR

Through the efforts of Mayor
Frank Dorsey and Max Gibian.
president OF the Perth Amboy Gar
age Company, and agent for Motor
Vehicle Commissioners Dill. this city
on the first of next May will become
an examination place for those who
desire licenses to drive a car. 1t is
now necessary to go to New Bruns-
wick for a license.
Commissioner Dill will visit this
city on November to designate a
place at which the examinations will
he held and it is expected that Mayor
Frank Dorsey will request the alder
men to grant the use of the city hall
for this purpose. Examinations will
be held twice a month on dates to be
decided upon by the commissioner.
There are about 1000 licenses
granted here during the course of
year. The surrounding vicinity will
also be benfited by the locating of
the examination place here.
The new car licenses for 1921 will
be ready for delivery on December
1. The law regarding the licenses
this year is the same as last year.
That is. the new plates must be on
the machine on the first day of jan
uary. or the machine cannot be
driven. The old license plate will
not be good one minute after mid
night on December 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
AWAIT ACTION
Of R. R. MEN
May Join With Coal Strikers
Would Mean Final Fight
With British Government.


LONDON, Oct 21.-Decision on
the question whether the national
union of railwaymen and transport
workers union would join the miners
strike, was expected at meetings held
by the TWO organizations here to-
day.
Conference of the executive offices
of the two unions were held yester-
day and the situation reviewed but
nothing done it being decided to
await another twenty-four hours be-
fore taking sides In the controversy.
Should the railroad men and trans
port workers call a strike a critical
phase of the dispute between labor
and government would Immediately
insue, it is believed and the ministry
of labor has been exerting its utmost
efforts to prevent such a step.
The executive body of the Trans
port Workers Federation held a
meeting today after which their
secretary, Robert Williams, said:
UNLESS something tangible hap
pens between the government who
are responsible for the negotiations
on the owners side and the miners
federation in the next twenty-four
hours, the issue will have to be
joined between the whole of the
working classes and those who sup
port the government in their OBJ
duracy to meet the claim which has
been declared both by the triple al
lance and the trade union congress,
as justified by right and in equity,
and which should be Immediately
conceded to the mine workers on
the basis of increased cost of living,
and the need OF maintaining the
pre-war economic status of the
mine workers"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
WHAT THE CITY NEEDS,
WILL BE DISCUSSED
Series of Group Meetings to
be Held at the Public Ii
brary Tomorrow Night.
WILL DO MUCH GOOD
Plans for Election of Directors
of Chamber of Commerce
Are Also Well Under Way

To find out what Perth Amboy
needs. a series of group meetings
has been arranged which will be
held in the assembly room of the
public library. There will be about
twenty men in the group which
meets this coming Friday night
when the first of these meetings will
take place and, with the discussions
entirely informal, good idea can
be gained of what is needed in this
city through the Chamber of Com
merce.
Several of these groups. composed
of the various members of the new
organization, will talk over what
ought to be done, the opinions Of
each card indexed, and, by the pro-
cess of elimination. the activities
which have been looked upon with
the greatest favor according to the
files will be the work that the
Chamber of Commerce will cover
for the year.
The primary ballots In the elec-
ton for directors of the Chamber OF
Commerce are beginning to be re-
turned to the headquarters in the
Board of Trade building and 1t il
the hope of the executive COMMITTEES
that the vote will be a heavy one.
A supplementary roster list was
sent out which gave the names Of
additional members who were eligi-
BILE to be voted for. The vote Is
bound to be a scattering one as
there are considerably over AIS per-
sons all eligible for the eleven
offices. This includes such members
of the old Chamber of Commercs
who have paid their dues in advance
to some period in the future and
who may or may not have Joined In
the recent drive.
With about 45O candidates from
whom to choose their directors. the
members will necessarily have TO
use keen discrimination in making
the right choice.
The ballot is framed with the
idea of having voters in the chamt
ber vote for the men in regard to
their qualifications sor the board
and do it after exercising the great
est thought and care for the respon-
sibility on the directors Is consider
able.
The members will not have much
| time to make states or compare bal-
lots as the polls will close at I
o'clock Friday afternoon of thin
week and all votes in the primary
| must have been returned to tn
Office before that time.
The members are finding it quit,
task to read through the entir,
membership roster together will
the supplementary list and decide
out of the entire number the eleven
men for whom they desire to casi
their votes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
WEDDING PARTY
HASFATAL|TY
Sister of Groom Killed In
stantIy as Express Train
Hits Auto at Crossing.

Margaret CASTER, eight years old,
and Albert Morris, thirty-five years
old, both of Belford, were instantly
killed late yesterday afternoon while
on their way in an automobile to
attend the wedding of the CASTER
girls brother. who was also In the
car at the time of the accident. A
Seabright express from New York
struck the automobile at the Bel
ford crossing. The ceremony was
performed at Rumson despite the
accident.
According to the story of the
other occupants of the car. of whom
there were four, there were no
gates at the crossing and although
the driver saw the train coming he
was not able to throw on the brakes.
The fender of the car was caught by
the engine, turning the car about
so that the rear end was caught by
the engine tender and overturned.
1t was dragged along the ground.
All the occupants were thrown clear
except the two who were killed un-
derneath the engine.
Mrs. Harvey johnson suffered a
possible fracture of the skull and IS
in the Monmouth Memorial Hospi-
tai at Long Branch in a serious
condition. The other four, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles CASTER. Richard Cast
Ter and Mrs. Albert Morris were all
taken to the same hospital suffering
from cuts and bruises.
The wedding which the party was
to attend was that of Orville CASTER
and Miss Valeria Crosby, who. after
a short postponement of the cere-
mony. were married quietly in Rum
son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE TOFORM
Important Meeting Of Repre-
Sentatives at Y. M. c. A.
Tomorrow Night.

A meeting of Representatives of all
of the Sunday schools of this city,
Tottenville and Woodbridge inter-
ested in joining the 1920-21 Sunday
School Athletic league which will be
started again this year by the Y M.
c.. A. physical department, will be
held at 1880 o'clock in the associa-
tion building here. Friday night of
each week has been devoted to ac-
tivities of this league and 1t Is ex-
pected that senior and possibly a
junior basketball league can be
formed this year among the various
Sunday schools The Simpson M.
e.. First Presbyterian. First Baptist
and Danish NJ. q. Sunday schools
have been represented in former
leagues and these schools are again
expected 70 enter the league this
year.
Other churches in the city are in
vited to have representatives at to-
morrow nights meeting. Efforts
will also be made to interest Totten-
Vile and Woodbridge churches in
this league
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
California Senator Will be the
Main Speaker at Big Re-
publican Mass Meeting.
DINE AT PACKER HOUSE
Overflow Meeting Arrange
ments Made in Case Hall is
Too Small for the Crowd.

The Republicans of Perth Amboy
will hold their biggest meeting OF
the present campaign tonight when
United States Senator Hiram w.
johnson. of California, will appear
as the principal speaker. The Au-
ditorium in New Brunswick avenue
will be the scene of the meeting.
which is scheduled to start prompt
ly at o'clock. The doors will be
open at z O'Clock in order TO handle
the crowd which is expected by Re-
publican leaders to break all former
political attendance records.
Senator johnson spoke to a large
audience in Hoboken last night, hav-
ing just arrived in this state from a
tour of the south. He will arrive in
Perth Amboy at 6 o'clock tonight
and go to the New Packer House
as the guest of the local Republican
Club reception committee. after
which he will go to the meeting.
Senator Johnson is scheduled to
make no more addresses in New Jer-
sey. as his next stop will be Balti-
more tomorrow night.
A band of twenty pieces has been
engaged to play in front of the audi
torium prior to the meeting and in
side the auditorium between
speeches. In order that Senator
Johnson may speak at length there
will be no other addresses by speak
ers furnished by the national Re-
publican committee. although the
various district, county and local
candidates are expected to present
themselves before the voters.
There will be no street parade
prior to the meeting as the Republi-
cans feel that no inducement Is nee
essary to draw large crowd to to-
nights meeting. According to Alder
man William c. Wilson, chairman of
the meetings committee, it is not the
possible lack of crowd which is
worrying the committee but the ques-
ton of how to accommodate all who
will attend to hear Senator John
son.
The committee has arranged for an
open air overflow meeting If such is
necessary tonight, Il. B. Dunn, of
New York. national committee
speaker having been secured as the
principal speaker at this assemblage.
Other speakers will probably be Sc
cured IL necessary.
Cox Not Coming
Word has been received in New
Brunswick that Governor Cox will
not speak in that city tomorrow as
scheduled. A telegram received by
County Democratic Chairman
Thomas Il. Hagerty yesterday morn
ing from Democratic State Chair
man Charles +. Mcdonald read as
follows:
Regret utterly impossible for
Governor Cox to speak at New
Brunswick on 22nd. We are obliged
to limit his speeches to conserve his
strength for closing campaign"
Mr.. Hagerty this morning de-
clared that rear platform address
in New Brunswick would be impos-
sble owing to the steep embank-
ment along the Pennsylvania rail-
road at the spot where Governor
Cox's train would stop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
ITALIAN CLUB
WINS DISPUTE

A check for $3.50 was received by
the Young Mems Italian Social club
at its meeting last night from the
Maple Realty Company in settlement
of the claim of the club against the
realty company for damages which
were said to have been incurred by
the latter when the furnishings Of
the club were moved at their former
rooms in the Board of Trade build
ing owned by the realty company. A
suit was being started by the club
against the realty company by Attor-s
ney Walter j. Reilly for damages
claimed but the matter was satisfac-
torily settled out of court. At the
meeting of the club held in their new
rooms in the Boynton building plans
were talked over for dance and re-
ception to be held in the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT
IN THE WILENTz CASE

NEW BRUNSWICK. oct. 21:-
The case of Bertha WilentZ. of
Perth Amboy, against the Public
Service Railway Company to collect
property damage to an automobile
amounting to $3.50, was started in
the supreme court before Judge
Lloyd this morning. David Wilentz
and John Toolan are representing
the defendant. The accident took
place on May 81. 1919. and the car
which was valued at $500 before the
accident sold for $3.50 after the col
lision.
The jury returned in twenty min
utes with a verdict in favor of the
defendant. 1t is believed that this
verdict was due to the testimony of
the husband of the defendant, who
was driver of the car at the time and
told contradictory stories in two ap-
pearances on stand which gave the
jury the opinion that he was partly
responsible for the accident. Judge
Lloyd told the jury men that the
verdict was right, after the return
had been made.
The case of Joseph Csip against
John N. Vereb Jr., both of Perth
Amboy is off for the term. John
Toolan represented the plaintiff and
John Delaney represented Vereb.
The action of the Maple Buckram
company against Sam Mandel also OF
Perth Amboy is also off for the
term.
The case of Winifred Ollinevie
against John Barton Payne. director
general of railroads and the Central
railroad of New Jersey has been set
tiled out of court. This action is due
to an accident in Perth Amboy on
January 8. 1919 when William Ollin-
evie was killed by train.
The action of John S. G.. Deinzel
against Elmer Deakyne is being
heard by the court this afternoon
Deinzer's mother died in August
1919 following an accident in May
when she was struck by the motor
cycle of Deakyne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
LORD MAYOR FED;
BOTH SIDES AGREE

BY The Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 21:-Official con-
firmation came from two sources
this morning of the report that
Lord Mayor MacSwiney had been
fed during a period of unconscious
ness.
The bulletin of the Irish Self
Determination League dealing with
the condition of the lord mayor on
the seventieth. day of his hunger
strike announced prison doctors had
forced meat juice into MacSwiney's
mouth during fit of delirium
which the prisoner suffered.
On the government side it was
stated the lord mayor had been fed
last night. 1t was explained the
prison doctors were Under instruc-
tions TO use any possible means tc
keep him alive. Their attitude. il
was stated, is that when the lord
mayor is unconscious and unable tc
resist they are carrying out then
orders if they give him food.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
TO CARRY TICKET FIGHT
TO RAILROAD OFFICES
Mcclure Calls Meeting Of
Committee of 5 of Cham.
ber for Monday Night.
REAL FIGHT Is PLANNED
Will Work With the City At
torney and Other City Of
ficiaIS in the Matter.

THE railroads are the ones that
made the order against the inter-
change of tickets at this station. The
Public Utility Commission had Moth
ing to do with it. Therefore, the
proper officials to see are the rail-
'Cad men, not the state officials"
working for helief in the ticket sit
That was the claim of James Nc
Guire, chairman of the committee OF
i've of the Chamber of Commerce
working for relief of the ticket sit
uation on the Central Railroad. New
York and Long Branch and the
Staten Island Rapid Transit, who did
not agree with City Attorney Leo
Goldberger'S opinion.
1T makes no difference if we have
a utility commission or not" Mr.. Nc
Gcire said. II am going to call a
meeting of my committee for next
Monday night, at which time the
matter will be discussed and plans
for taking up the matter with the
railroad officials discussed ia detail.
Our next move will be to the
railroad company offices. /. for one,
am going to have a lot to say about
the railroad situation In general as
it effects the Perth Amboy travelling
public. With such a disgraceful sta
tion and with all the good trains not
stopping at this city. it is time that
Perth Amboy was heard from in no
uncertain terms.
THE meeting of the committee
of five will be held Monday night
at the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
The city attorney and city officials
will be asked to take part in the
proceedings. 1 trust that all the
members of the committee attend
the meeting"
The members of the committee
formed to deal with the railroad
ticket situation follow:
sheimer, ]. Logan Clevenger, C. d.
James Mcguire, Irving Kreiel-
sheimer, J. Logan Clevenger, c. d.
Boynton and, Albert Leon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
OLD UTILITY
BOARD ACTS
Considers Cases While New
Board is Being Fought Out
in Legal Circles.

by Srecial Correspondent.
TRENTON, Oct. 21:-The ousted
Utility Board still continues to func-
ton. Today it announced 1t Will call
a hearing on the question OF the
reasonableness of the rule recently
adopted by the Public Service Gas
Company requiring the payment for
service pipe for each new connection
made. The hearing is to be held at
the boards rooms, 790 Broad street,
Newark, Thursday, October 2S, and
at that time those objecting to the
charge will be heard.
When Attorney General McCran
comes here tomorrow it is expected
that he will make known his deci-
sion as to whether he Will meet the
request of Governor Edwards to
have George l.. Record and Marshall
Van Wrinkle, Jersey City lawyers,
prosecute the quo warranto pro-
ceedings to be taken in the Supreme
Court against the old board of utility
commissioners. The attorney gener-
al was not here yesterday and is not
expected today. So that tomorrow,
when he is expected, a statement
from him will likely be Forthcoming.
providing he does not make one in
the meantime at his home in Pater-
son.
Messrs. Record and Van Wrinkle
represented Jersey City at the trial
of the Utility Board members before
Mr.. Edwards, and although the suit
must be brought against the utility
board in quo warranto proceedings
in the name of the attorney general,
IL the latter consents Record and
Van Wrinkle could appear.
However, the state senate first re-
quested the legal officer of the state
to take appropriate steps to deter
mine the legality of the custer and
he may deem that that request
takes priority over the governors.
1t is undoubtedly true that the SEM
ate would not consent to have any
but the states duly accredited legal
representative prosecute the writ.
Some observers here seem to think
the governors wanting the Jersey
City lawyers to fight the case before
the supreme court against the old
and ousted utility board would be a
reflection upon the good faith of Mr.
McCran in his handling of the case
However, should the case before tn,
court involve the character of the
| testimony adduced before the gov
| ernor at the trial of the board, then
it is pointed out here, the presenc
of Messrs. Record and Van Winkl,
might be desirable. inasmuch n
they. and not the attorney general
are familiar with what was pro
duced at the trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
To
STAGE RALLY
Will be Last Night Meeting Of
Campaign--So. Amboy Up
to Its Neck in Politics.

SOUTH AMBOY. Oct. 81. Next
Wednesday night the final big rally
of the Democratic club will be held
in the Empire theatre. There will be
a monster street demonstration be-
fore the meeting, when headed by the
Italian Band of Perth Amboy the
Democratic Ward leaders will organ
ize their forces as in the good days
of old.
The orchestra that made such hit
on the opening night of the Demo-
cratic headquarters has been re-en-
gagged and will be on hand to enter
tain once more. The local leaders
have been in touch with the Demo-
cratic National Headquarters and
several big speakers will be assigned
all the local and county candidates
will be present.
A meeting of the women of South
Amboy for the purpose of being in
formed of the issues of the day was
held last night under the auspices
of the Executive committee of the
Democrats. The meeting was strictly
for women with exception of a few
of the members of the executive COM
mittee.
On election day the people of
South Amboy and the rest of New
Jersey will be called upon to express
themselves in favor of two questions
involving great expenditure of
money. One the soldiers bonus
There is a great deal of sentiment in
favor of this referendum and it will
probably be passed. Another issue
is the referendum for or against a
bond issue of twenty-eight million
dollars for the construction of a We
hicular tunnel. This subject has been
given little or no consideration at
any of the political meetings.
John A. Coan of this city spoke at
non partisan political meeting in
Sayreville last night. The meeting
was held under the auspices of the
women of the Sayreville Community
Club. Mr.. Coan instructed in the
correct preparation of the ballot.