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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

If my children * ~ college I'll 50
10 rol,cSc too" Sa!i Mrs SNad II
mean - kecn mp WITH ,hcm intel
iec:ually."
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RELIGIOUS SCOTS REBUFF
PLAN OF ENGLISH LORD
Refuse to 20 Ei>htng on sabbath for
laird of outer llcSridcS
Estate.

LONDON. April S--I.C-d Lever
hume has encountered the religious
Drejudiccs " the Sco;Shmcn who live
on the extensive property he has pur-
chased IN .Ae Outer Hehridrs and mas
suffered 4 icbuG, lilo had planned to
make Sicrncway. on ;he island OF
Lewis. The headquarters OF a huge
fishing fleet that should sweep the
seas for SEQ miles around The pro-
ice; involved Sunday labor and the
Islanders, who adhere 70 the strict and
INF rnse form ~ TIE Presbyterian
faith. rejected Il;
Commenting on the incident. the
periodical. Common Sense. says: Lord
Lnrerhulmc Is man % big ideas a.d
new ideas while the population over
whom lie has declared the rights II
hardship ere fox q. old and intense
ideas. Hence the inevitable colli-
SION
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dering the southern side OF the Mo-
nonsaheln River Valley here. In order
that tho thousands O! pGraons who
live In the southern part OF Allegheny
County and work in Pittsburgh. may
more easily reach the city.
Work on the tunnels. which began
a few days ago. viii continue for
moro than two years. engineers esti-
mate. and the cost will be $4,000. 600.
1t Is proposed TO have the tunnels
connect with high bridge which will
span the aionongahela River and bring
the tunnel traffic to the heart Of tho
business district of Pittsburgh. This
will cost $780, 900. Each tube will
be made to accommodate two lines OF
vehicle traffic. and In addition there
will bo tootpnthe.
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self OF this legal provision and sem
fenced him for life Stroud's lawyers
felt that they had gained Il victory.
but at tho prisoners !nsistencc the
case was again appealed. and at his
third trial Stroud WAS once more
found guilty and sentenced to death.
The case was carried to the United
States Supreme Court. which affirmed
the sentence.
Stroud has hccn aided by his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth stroud. who
came from Alaska in an effort TO save
his life. She appealed TO President
Wilson to commute the death sem
teuce.
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MOTHER GOES TO SCHOOL
Mrs. J. W. Scnd, of Pittsburgh. Re
fuses to Allow Children tn
SurpnSS Her i'm Education.

PITTSBURGH. PA. April 3.-Lct
hcr children pass her in mental equip
mcut? Not Mrs. j. W. Scad' She has
just graduated with highest honors
from the Fifth Avenue Night High
School Her Oldest son is now in HIN
school and the other three in gram
mar school She now reads and
writes English French and German.
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EMDEN'S HULL BREAKS UP
German Ship Was Bcachcd Sner
itcing Defeated by Aus
traliau Cruiser.

: b-NE1- AIS lfSl.lA, April o
Tho hull OF the German raiding
sruiscr i:inocn. in the Cocos Islands.
in the Indian Ocean. is reported TO
have been demolished BY the surf.
The Emdcn was bcachcd after being
defeated by the Australian cruiser
sydney. in November. 1871. Some Of
the Emicr's guns We're salved by the
authorities and one Is trophy in a
public place in sydney.
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GRIND sire COMING

RALEIGH. n. C.. April 3.-Honr,
V. Borst. OF Amsterdam, n. Y. rr,nJ
sire OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge ne
ODD Fellows. and universal head Of
the order. has written officials ne
Raleigh lodges that he will be hero
on May 10. ut which time there win
be general Odd Fellow rally.
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The latter employs

down tonight. The latter employs
500 hands.
Tho Paine Shoe Company. which
formerly had 200 workers. has been
closed Tor two months by strike OF
the turn shoe operatives.
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Conceal EuI.cr,. Stutuc.

BEKLIN. NprlI 3.-IhC NatScT
Wilhelm" monument at Hadersleben.
Schlcswig, which was covered up
with potato sacks when the French
marched into the town. has now been
removed 10 the premises of pri-
waite club. where 1t is concealed from
public gaze.
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PITTSBURGH PLANS TWIN
TUNNELS FOR WORKERS
Work Drgins Which VIII Give Rapid
Access From Allegheny County
to Bubincsr Districts.

PITTSBURGH. April 3.-Twin tun-
nels, each 500 feet long, for the use
OF vehicles and pedestrians. are being
bored through the range OF hills Dor
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chnrred with Thcft of sao. oao

Charged with Theft of s10,0NO.
KANSAS CITY. MO. April 3.--R g.
Callahan. secretary-trcnsurer OF the
Alama Farm Loan Association OF
san Antonio. TexaS was arrested
here Friday on d charge OF forging
and embczzling 10000 from tho funds
%. the Federal farm loan bank at
Houston, Texas.
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SHOE WORKERS. DEMANDS
CAUSE FACTORIES TO QUIT
Plants Mt MarbIehend. Mnss, Close
and Industry suffers General

IRv ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

GBy Assocla ted pressl
MARBLEtlloAD. MASS. April a
Demands OF turn-shoc workers for
increased wages Will tie up the shoe
industry here. according to an
nouncements by manufacturers to-
day. The Parker Shoe Company
closed Its shops to It's $50 operatives.
and tho Herbert Humphrey & Sons
Company announced IL would shut
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
Hear Amcricanization Talk

Edward Berman. head of the depart
ment of education of Bayonne, was
the principal speaker at the sunday
evening entertainment held in the as
eociation rooms, whore he took for
his subject The Auiaricanization of
the jew"
Mr.. Bcrman pointed out hat the
AmeTicanization of the American in
his relation TO the foreign born is as
great a necessity as the Americanizing
the foreign born to the American. In
M own southern states" Mr.. Ber-
man said, there are five million ma
tive porn Americans who are able
to neither read nor write. As a re
suit we find draft eVadcrs, moonshincrs
and un-American Americans" Unless
the foreigners are taught A-mericanism.
B. Q VIII ha = the type of people in II
ce3Gtry which will despisc the govern
!nent because they are i~guorantsof our
laws"
The Jews have a problem in Amcri-
caniaation to deal with" said Mr., Ber-
nan. THAT problem lies in teaching
sln1c of the custom bound Jews OF
the old school that one can still be
a good jew AID be a good American.
Nhi' is Il problem for the Younger
Gaoeration," according TO Mr.. Ber-
III = point Of Vow.
t@r the lecture, General Secretary
@n':is Nar-aretten gave al illustrated
;,ii; ON "the Geological Museum Of
2Tth AnlhDS,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
PLAN CELEBRATION

Preparations were further advanced
by Algonquin Lodge, No. A Knights
of Pythias last night for><he celebra-
ton of the fftieth anniversary of the
lodge that will be held at odd Fell
lows hall next Monday night April 5,
at s o'clock. The committee in charge
of the arrangements has outlined a
program for the event that will in
clude talks by prominent members of
the order and vocal and instrumental
music. Grand Chancellor Carl l..
Walters. a past chancellor of the lodge
will be the guest of honor at this time.
John r. Wood. of this city and Charles
Sofield, of Canarsie, J." t. the two re-
naming charter members of the lodge
will also be present to take part.
The event is expected to bring to-
Ecthcr many Of the members OF the
lodge. some OF whom have been in
the organization for many years but
who are not regular attendants at the
meetings. of late Years. This Will be
more in the form of a reunion to
talk over the olden days of the lodge.
IN committee IN charge of the II
engagements include II. Weiderstrom,
sirnan: Adam Smith, j. Leslie
Edward +. Peterson. Oscar
Albert Peterson and Peter
Trunkci.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
OPEN FIRE IN NEW YORK
VICE WAR TODAY
By The Associated rrs,,.

BIZ The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 3O-The ex-
t~raordinary grand jury opened fire in
New Hork's vice war by calling De-
tective John j. Gunson. recently in
dicted on charges of bribery and ex-
tort!on, as its first witness I'm the in
v~estigation of the conduct of Assist
ant District Attorney James L.
Smith. Police Inspector Dominick
Henry, under fire from Smiths office
recently made public six afidavits
charging the assistant district attor-
ney with seeking to bargain with him
for the sale of police protection to
gambling resorts. Henry is in com
mand of the police in the 'tenderloin
district"
After the extraordinary grand jury
went into session Assistant District
Attorney Smith appeared befora
Judge Malone in the supreme court
TO ask hat preference be gwen on
the April trial calendar to the cases
of former Third Deputy Police Com
missioner Augustus Drum Porter, in
dicted on charges of intimidation of
detectives and neglect of duty on ev-
idence produced ny Smith. and of
Gunson and Detective Frederick
Franklin indicted for the same Of
Tense as Gunson Judge Malone
granted the motion.
Gunson acting upon the advice of
his counsel refused to answer qucs-
tons asked him by the jury because
his replies might incriminate" him.
lie was excused temporarily. Detec-
tive Franklin also refused to answer
questions for the same reason.
Police commissioner ISnright took
the witness chair shortly after noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
FIND No REAL
RADICAL MOVE
French and British Agree That
There is No Real Communist
Movement in Ruhr Valley

PARIS, March 30. - Information
received by the foreign Office today
from both French and English sources
In agreement that 10 real communist
movement exists in the Ruhr valley.
The primo demand OF the workingmen
1t is declared. is a gda antee against
the return of mill arism. which is OK
actly what the French government de
mauds, d fore!sn office official said
Occupation OF the GisJri t by Ger
man regulars IN force. il is held would
run exactly counter to that end and
would be likely 20 put q stop entirely
to the already diminished coal shi -
ments to France from the production
of the Ruhr region under the peace
treaty.
No further representations ave
been made by France. but a revival of
The question Is considered not IN
likely in a reply TO President Wilson's
communication stating he had no OBJ
lection to German regulars entering
the Ruhr valley.
There were indications that the
French authori les had not given up
the Idea of eventual occupation of the
Ruhr district by the allies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
LOCAL PEOPLE ATTEND
BIG MASS MEETING

According to Rev. DIR. Roderich Nc
addressed a mass meeting of Amer
Eachon of Catholic University, who
cans of Hungarian birth at a melting in
Washington, d. c., Sunday, There can
be no peace in the world until a treaty
is written based upon the Fa~therhood
of God and the brotherhood of man.
More than 1900 delegates from all
parts of the country ATTENDED the
meeting at Washington. Those who at
tended from this city were: Rev. Vic
tor Kovaliczky, Rev. and Mrs. Nam
assy, Mr. and Mrs. D.. Dayke, Julius
Herezegh, Mrs. N. Miressay, Paul
Breza, Alexander Lukacs, Paul Gyuk-
eri, Joseph Siska. John Cziva, Frank
Galabes. Peter Kaczur, Joseph See
mann, Jr., John Feher. Wendell Hoff-
mann and Louis Varga.
The big meeting was proceeded by
a march of the delegates from the
union station to odd Fellows hall
where tho meeting was held. Tho
meeting itself vas charged with en-
thusiaSm. the remarks of the speakers
being cheered to the echo. When DIR.
McEaChon finished his address tears
poured down the cheeks. of scores of
men and women. DIR. McEachon made
IN of the greatest Impressions of the
n Getting. Other speakers were Rev.
stephen f. Czernttzky of Bridgeport,
Conn, Senator William Calder of New
York and Mr.. Huenegardt also of New
York.
A delegation went to the White
House and presented to President VIII
son a petition urging the adoption
and enforcement of "tEe principle of
sclf-detefmination in the territories,
which it is sought to separate f'om
Hungary as heretofore known, n
with respect to the peoples residing
i'll those territories" In the treaty be-
tween the allies and Hungary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
Goodwills Plan Events.

Several matters of importance
were taken up at 4 meeting of the
Goodwill Association last night in It's
rooms in Jefferson street. Arthur
Conquest, of the social committee re-
ported that the smoker held Satur-
day night was a success, when about
sixty members attended. The Easter
Monday dance committee of which
George Tookcr IS the chairman, re
ported that everything is being ar
ranged. rho several subcommittee
to assist in the work at the dance will
be named the latter part of this week.
Several novelty dances will b. in
PRODUCED at the dance. Announce
ment was made at this time of the
meeting of the Goodwin Fife Drum
and Bugle Corps to be held Wednes-
day night, April Z, to arrange for
the summer season. Several engage
have already been signed up
for parades to be held in the near
future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
=, ItrAht, NaIno

BIT NFdV V0fffSb3Nd'HI.
NEW BRI'NSWICK, March so
Two certificates were filed in the
county clerks office this morning.
4 certificate OF Incorporation was
filed by the Eagle Garage Company
of $40 Prospect street. The author
lied capital stock is 100000 divided
into 1000 shares at $50 each. This
company will conduct n general ga
rage business. The lncorporators and
the amount Of their stock: Frank
Brylinsky. 20 shares: Stanislaw Sci
bienskl. so shares, and William j.
Smith, 4 shares, all of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30

f. Frank Carrier, who came to this
city last September to organize the
eastern branch of the Larned, Carter
Company in this city, leaves today for
Detroit where he will take another
position with that company. ial-N
Graffety will take Mr.. Carriers place
in the local factory. Prior to his leav-
ing the factory yesterday. Mr.. Carrier
was presented with a wen equipped
travelling bag by the employees of the
factory. !. Jonkler made the presCn-
tation with a few complimentary re-
marks of the efficient work done here
by Mr.. Carrier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
Scouts

At a meeting Of the executive
board at the scout headquarters last
night it was decided TO send eight
scouts to the Patrol Leaders Camp
at Park Island, Trenton, for four
days. May 2S, 20, 80 and 81. The
members of the executive board each
donated one-half of the expenses OF
one scout, and the troop to which
the chosen scouts belong will furnish
the balance. Headquarters is now
receiving nominations for eligible
scouts.
Henry w. Fisher was elected, last
night, a member-at-large of the eX-
ecutive board. The financial report
of Theodore Degenring showed that
$2,S46 has been collected thus far in
the stock SEWING campaign: $500
more is pledged but uncollected; dis
bursements from January 1 to Feb
ruary l We're $1,O49.20i the balance
is $1,005.6 60.
The interstate camp was discussed
at length last night. but nothing can
be done about sending the boys until
the financial campaign is completed
and the organization is certain of its
financial standing.
Adolph Greenbaum. in charge of
the administrative department. re-
ported great in the admins
trative work and suggested a man to
fill the vacancy left by the death OF
John +. TenBroeck. Il. l.. Antisell,
In charge of the training department,
remarked at the increase of work
being done in his department. and
vouched that he would have all his
examiners ready in thirty days.
Judge G. c. Hommann, of the de-
partment of inspection and award.
reported hat Scout Commissioners
Thomas Hanson Is prepared TO make
his formal inspection of all the
troops as soon as plans are complet-
ed. Inspections will be made on a
monthly basis and no troops will be
advised as to when Commissioned
Hanson viii inspect.
The executive board was author
lied to take up with the proper NJ
thorities at tho national Office the
matter of ahiliation of the territories
surrounding Perth AJnboy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
ANNOUNCE LINEUP
FOR ALUMNI GAM

Miss Elizabeth Macan, captain of
last years girls varsity basketball
team announced at a late hour his
morning that the lineup which would
represent the Alumni cirls against the
present high school team in the gym
tonight, would be chosen from the fol-
lowing players, the Misses Ethel
Lewis, Cora De Russia, Stella An
drews, 1. Wartcrs, II. Macan, II
Macau and $. Michaels. Miss Doris
Wiilsey a graduate of the class of '1S
and one of the star guards on the
Girls cub team will not set into to-
nights game on ccou of Illness.
ccardinG to the lineup given by
Miss Burns. coach OF the high school
tefll, asvcrIl PLAYERS mentioned by
= SIS Macan We're left out. while other
uanes not mentioned by Miss Macan
are in Miss Burns lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
REPORTS BEING HELD UP

NJ. j. S%chickor. of Washington
Heights. reported to the police this
morning that he was held up ncar
the city lines about 1870 O'Clock this
morning by two men. His clothes
We're torn but the robbers were
scared off before they could secure
any money or valuablcs. he said.
SchiCker told Detective Sergeant
John Huff that he missed the las.
bus and started walking home. AS
he ncarcd the city limits the mon
jumped out and started to search
him, tearing his vest pockets. and
smashing his derby hat until they
were chased off by the appearance of
an automobile. Detective HUFF is
working OH the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
Lodges

20 Ambo Tn.6c. No. 65, Improved
Order of Rcd Men, at its meeting
Thursday night will complete arrange
ments for the lance to be held Satur-
Gay night April 10 at Washington
hall.
The postponed meeting Of san
Salvador Council No. 300, knights of
Columbus. from last Thursday night,
will be held tonight at SIS o'clock
at Their ooms in the Boynton build
Ing. Reports of the building and
bond committees will be received at
this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
IN DARKNESS
AS STORM PASSES

When the heavy black clouds APP
peared in the west shortly after Z
o'clock last night that changed day
light into sudden darkness all within
a rlinute there was general scurry-
ing by all to get under Owe for
places of safety. Thought of the
western tornado still fresh in the
minds of the people in this section
from what they had seen in the
apers made many uneasy until the
clouds had passed over without II
damage. Street lights were quickly
turned on in many places, as well "a
those in stores n residences.
Those out in automobiles We're seen
to put on speed and make for their
Garage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
RECON- MEND TO GUST
FIVE N. Y. SOCIALISTS
BIZ The Associated nresa.

By The Associated Press.
ALBANY, March 30.-Branding the
socialist party as IAN organization
composed exclusively of perpetual
traitors a majority Of the judiciary
committee of the New York State as
ScmDly in a report transmitted to the
lower house of the Legislature today
recommended the expulsion of the
five socialist assemblymen. August
.Hlaessons, Charles Solomon, Louis
Waldman. Samuel Orr, and Samuel
A. lie Witt.
Minority reports were submitted by
members of the committee who dis
scented from the finding OF the major
ity.
Action on the report will be made
II special order Of business in the as
selnbly tomorrow and it is expected
that the final vote will be taken on
Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
MANY DEAD IN LAST
TORNADO REPORTS

Bu The Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 30
Twenty-siN known deaf, about fifty
Seriously Injured and Approximately
100 others VINO sustained m!nor in
iuries was the known toll today Of
the tornado which swept through
western II northern ohio Sunday.
The property loss will reach sever
al hundred thousand dollars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
Means Another War

ESSEN, March 29.-Otto Bowensi-
pen. military commander of the Reds
who has just come from the ron told
the correspondent that the continued
existence Of the Re~ichsWehr would
mean another European war An
other member Of the directing COM
mittee said the committee was thor
Il to subject ;he
mines to Sabotage if the R4tchwe hr
marched into tho Ruhr district. Tho
Reds he declared would kill their fam
lilies and themselves before surrender
Ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
StiDulatiOnS Accented.

BIZ THc 4 1S"cidfPG Press.
ESSEN, March 29-AIl s~tipulatiols
or the Berlin government relative to q;
cessation of fighting and maintenance
of order in the Ruhr di@trict have
been accepted with one execution by
the central committee in charge OF
anti-govcrnment operations, accord
ing to a notification sent to Berlin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30

Ex-serVicc men who have not vet
secured their certificates for their ser
vices rendered their country in the
world war are requested to seCure
same from the office of the secretary
tae mayor, second floor City Hail,
d lily between the hours Of 3 md IL
ana / and g.. except on Saturdays,
when the Office closes at room.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30

ACT ON SUFFRAGE


BU The ASSocldfed Press.
DOVER. Del. March 30.-Republi-
can leaders in the lower House of the
Delaware legislature, planned to re-
port from committee today without
recommendation the wornan's suffrage
resolutions Introduced in the House
last week. It was also planned to re-
port a sinEar resolution from the
senate. A vote is not expected before
tomorrow and tho roll cail might be
further delayed on the resolution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
Miss Emma CSoka.

Miss Emma CsoKa IWen.y-One
years old Of $50 New Brunswick ave
nue.. died yesterday at hcr ho,le.
Survived by an aunt and uncle with
whom she resided. FEnerl services
viii be held tomorrow at the lIung&-
rian Reformed church in Kirkland
place. Interment in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30

CHICAGO, March 30:-Chicago's
live stock market. the largest in the
country. was at 4 standStill today and
10000 packing house employees faced
suspension of work as a result of the
strike of 900 foeders at the stock
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
16i Killed in Illinois

CHICAGO, Marc 30:-The death
tolr of Sundays t%ornadoes which
ripped paths of destruction through
sections of eight states, stood early
today at 161 with fear expressed hat
reports from isolated regions and
deaths among the injured might in
crease the total.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
Sc Dcal y: Indiana

Or A&8UH,Uftd pfCSs.
INpLiNAP0IlS, Ind. March SO
The death toll in Indiana from Sun
rna today stood at thirty
n property damage was OK
to roach several milions of
~. Several hundred pcrsons
were seriously injured and ONE OF
tlcnl NAV die.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30

LONDON, March 30.-Considerable
modification in the fourth Irish home
rule bill will be made when it comes
to the committee state, according to
indications given in the first day of
debate on the measure yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30

WANTED-White waitress, $50 month.
Hercules Powder club House, Parlin, N.
j. Phone South River ISL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30

GIRL to help with general homework;
must know how to cook; elderly woman
preferred. good wages; call after 3 =. M.
1873 State st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-30
CLASSIFIED ADS.
MAIN CLASSIFIED sHEET-pAGE 8

jet Rosary Beads with Silver
Cross between Park Ave. and Penn st.
on Washington st. Reward. 455 Park
Ave.