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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-12-08
Women Take Office.

~ The Associated Press.
YONCALLA. Ore. Dec. S-Matri-
archial government was in effect
here today. The women who re-
Gently were elected to all municipal
offices including that of mayor, hav-
ing taken taken their places last
night when the men incumbents re-
signed in a body at the council.
The women announced through
the new mayor that they would
start a cleanup of the town and
make extensive municipal improve
ments.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-12-08

OVER ARMENIA

ONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. S-Re-
ports reaching this city declared the
war minister of Armenia has pro-
claimed military dictatorship over
that country. He is said to have
Joined Bolsheviki at Baku and ad-
vancing to Arivan, where a soviet
government was proclaimed Dec. 5
Following the announcement that
soviet government for Armenia
has been established, a council of
peoples commissaries was consti-
tuted. 1t is composed of five men,
bers. including two generals.
The communist movement is re-
ported to be spreading swiftly in Ar
menia and outbreaks are said to
have occurred in the region of Alex
andropol. which is occupied by
Turkish nationalists.
From this date / will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by my wife.
2245l-lo--S-1t RILEY
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-12-08
FIivver Needed Gas


BY The Associated Press
PATERSON, Dec. S-A telephone
alarm that a highway man was try
ing to hold up travellers on the River
road sent two cars of Paterson and
Clifton detectives and seven motor
cycle policemen racing to the scene.
About half way to Clifton man
stepped into the middle of the high
way and signaled the first car to
stop. Instantly he was surrounded
by armed detectives and policemen
with apparently ever-increasing re-
Inducements as the policemen ar
rived.
He was Joseph Giordani, inoffen-
sive Clifton storekeeper. and only
wanted tow for his fiivver, which
had run out of gasoline. The detec-
tives and motorcycle policemen
went home in disgust.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-12-08

Carpenter work ana Joboins promptly
attended to. Geo. H. Thompson. 81 Lewis
st. Phone 1409-W.
hf.t-f-25-Wed Sat tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-12-08
Bandit Offers Victim $40

By The Associated Press.
STUBENVILLE, o., Dec. S-Dan-
iel Cavle. pottery worker, reported
to the police here last night that a
robber who held him up while en-
route to his home in suburb offered
to give him SO after the highway
man discovered he was penniless.
Cavle said the robber leaped upon
him, overpowered him and then
went through his pockets. The high
wayman, finding no money, reached
into his own pocket and offered to
give him SO. saying. Here, brother.
you need it worse than l do" Cavle
said he was tco surprised to accept
the money.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-12-08
WANTFORMER
GREEK RULER
To AbD|CATE
Another Despatch From
Athens Says Plans on Con-
Stantine Abandoned.

PARIS, Dec. s (Havas)-The
Greek government has addressed a
note to former King Constantine.
asking that he abdicate Immediately
in favor of the crown prince. says
dispatch from Athens today.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-12-08
NOTICE
From this date | will not be responsible
BLUE RIBBON BUTTER
THE DELICIOUS FLAVOR
WINS YOUR FLAVOR
Try a pound carton

Pre- War Prices on Tire and Tube Repairs
Your Telephone Our Nearest Service
Station
Phone f4Ts Let George Do II
Tires Changed From Rim Free
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-12-08

Will heat your noG-s with steam, no,
water or pipeless furnace on 1.entniy
payments. F. J. Larkin. 319 Madison
Ave Tel 742 10-20-t' n. W. So
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-12-08
B. P. 0. ELKS

b. p. o. ELKS
are requested to meet at our
Hall, Thursday, Dec. 9th, l :45
P. M. to attend the funeral SER
vice of our late brother Richard
Peltier.
GEORGE j. MILLER,
Executive Ruler.
WILLIAM r. CORNELISON,
Secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-12-08

There is certain dignity
about a picture as a gift that is
not affected in the least by the
price,
Braidwood's Gift and Art shop,
Fifty-four Smith Street
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

OLF I. o. san Antonio. Texas
Tcdos los pedidos &c Mexico o tuern de loa
sssadcs Unidos. deben venir accompanies do
ae<ss inoorts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
MAGMA
DE

La Confederation de Tndustriales
cuvas oficinas c~entrales Sc
tran en- esta capital ACADIA de mani
festar que ea hreve ~convocara n todos
los productores a~grfcolas dc la Re
pCblisca para n magma conven-
ci6r que habra de celebrarse en- esta
ciudad Y cuya fecha dara a conocer
oportuname7;n. La idea esta va exis-
tia. pero l.as,a ahora habfa sido i'm
possible llevrla a la practica por el
| es:ado en- que Sc encontraba e. sue
10 patrio V sobrc TODD aQuellas regio-
mes en- donde SC guerra dar mayor
impulse a II agriculture.
Ahora que Il suspirada paz parece
| corevrtirse Ell un hecho Ia agricul-
tu1a ~nacioral recibira un impulse
potente.
Sc trsta, sues. de Ia forma en- que
hahrdn de Gesarrollarse los proyectos
Ge impulse tanto de Ia agriculture
como dc Ia industrial nacionales :
para clio SO c~oavocara n Ia ~susodicha
convention aSrfcola a Ia que es Sc
euro asistirTin agricuitorcs de todas
, las regicnes del pals.
Despua; dc esta magma convention
{ gricola Sc celebrara una industrial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
S GAS. PETROLERAS HAGEN USTICIA AL COB.


mes que fucran a formular Il protes
- ante el Pres:dente de Ia Repdbli-
ca. senior a.. n Huerta. y a nombre
&c todos los cbreros mexicanos. en-
contra de IDS accnteciTnieatos sanErien
tos de que fueron victimas los obre
RS de Ia faorica de Metepec.
Fl PreSidente de Ia Huerta no des-
atendi6 = los comisionadOs ' deSde
luego acord0 cue I'm deleEado del De
partamento de Provision Social salieSe
rumbo a IIetepec para que en- forma de
ALA registrados.
Por SUI Larte. e Secretario de Ia Cue
IRA general Piu;arco Elias Gales. de-
Ciar5 que 81 las averiguaciones que
:ban a practicarse para el ~eSClarecl-
miento del conflicto obrero en- Metepec
arrojaban alCuna responsaoilidad So
bre ell jefe del ~destacamento de aquel
mgar. ell culDable. Y no solo 81 sino
todos los SoidIdos culpables serian
s~rjetos a un Consejo de Guerra.
Por los informes aquf recibidos has
ia ahora Sc sale u los hechos ocu
rrieron en- Ia lorna sigUiente. Una co
de los obreros s~indicalizados On
Ia fab-ica &c Metepec entr6 en- aquel
cstablecimicnIo a cobrar a los socios
suS quotas. tando este origen a que
al ola Siguiente cuatro de los obre-
ros sindicaliZados fuesen cesados en-
sus ~reSpectivos pues;os. Esto como fl
oil es suponerlo provocG Ia indignation
de los opcrarios todos de la fabrica
s.: no dejaror pasar por alto aquella
&rbitraried&d DC los patrones.
Irmediatamcate designaron una CO.
mission para QUE Sc acercase a los je-
feS r fin de cue los obreros Separates
volviesen a sus trahajos. Pero las Ees
TONES de J.. comisi6n ohrera ante los
altos emple0do; De Ia fabrica de Me
tecec fusroa de r~esultados nulos Y
smpleados = oAreros hubieron un ire
mendo choque cue anerit6 Ia interven
c.tn del dcSt2caraento y del cual sale
ION heridos cen arma blanca el cafe
re Y otro Gs los empleadoS.
Var.os de los obreros que hubieron
1arte en- Ia -=f ieGa 50 encuentran dete
.u.dos en- ell lU-ar donde 6gta Sc regis
-,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
AMlEVA CONTINUAL FlGU-
RANDO EN- Ell PROCESO
DEL ~"AUTOMOVll GRlS."

Con fecha &c aver fu& amparado
por 81 Juez seSundo Propietario de
I'strito. licenciado Francisco Pelli-
Ger. el eX-lrs?ector General de Pc
liCia. corone, luis Amieva. contra pro
cedimientoS del JueZ Segundo del ra-
mo penal, Quien dispuso su captura
acusandole lie los delitos de abuse
&c auto-idad. ataqucs a las sarantfas
iHdividuales Y e~stafa.
Sc efectui Ia audiencia de derecho
' en- ella oresent6 alegatos de gran
| PESO en- favor de su defense el CO.
| rCnel Amieva. el licenciado Manuel
.Andrade V de esta suerte cl juez Pc
ll.cer dict6 aver mismo el fallo CORES
pondicnte.
Fl coron"i Amieva fue solamente
amparado 81 los puntos que Sc refie-
.rena abuses de autoridad : e~sta:a,
zero en- Gamble Sc lie neg6 81 amparo
en- 10 refe-entc a los ataques a las ga
~ran;fas individUales por 10 cual sigue
fiGurando en- 81 proceso del "Autom6-
vii Girls
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
81 ASUNTO pETRoLERO.
COMPANIES CUE HAGEN JUS
-lClA Al Cos. MEXlCANO.

Los rep, e~.eD;antes de las compa-
ranias petro.craa que Sc titulan ami
gas de M;xi"o" ceiehraron aver N
importante coHferenc!a con el Secreta-
RIO de industrial Y Concrete. general
Trevino. mauitestando que cStdn dis
puestas a oCseIvar las dispoSiciOnes
todas vigertes ' que en- 10 future ey-
Tida el sobierno dc Mexico sobre Ia
iegislaci6n petrolsra.
Los representatives dijeron que 81 asc
2uran ESQ en- nombre de sus represen
taGas 10 h1c"7 porque han estudiado
"a esas leyes que encuentran muy jus
tas. Y agceCdron cue estaban dispues
tas a scsu;r invirtiendo fuertes su
mas de direro en- nuevas cxplotacio
ucS.
Solo porcr una condici6n al Gobier
no de Mexico por Cierto ~Scncjlia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

C. DE MEXICO. agosto ll.-Objeto
e vivos concentrates en- esta capital
IS 81 conflicto hab;do NJ ha muchos
6fas entire empleados V operarios de la
fibrica de hilados Y tejidos de Nete-
rec. Esradn &c PuebIa, c~onflicto que
tubo I'm dlamatico desenlace. pueS
operarios : empleados llegaron a las
manos siendo inevitable el derrama-
niento de sang-c. En- Ia refrieSa IN
te-vino el ~destacamento del lusar no
ralta uuien Olga que Ia POGO pruden
cha del jefa lie aquellos soldad do
nshrlo nj desarrollo de los hechos.
Z es sin duda alguna en- los centres
obreros donde mas Sc comen,an eStos
successes ' n Guerra de concentrates e in
dirnarse los trabajadores del Distrt1o
Federal acordarca nomerar conisio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
FL NUEVO ASllO DE
MENOiGOS

Sera en- breve trasladao el Asilo
de Mendigos Dc la eX-carcel de Belem
condo ahora Sc enCuentra ell Quartet
tie San Salvador el Verde por encon-
trarse este lucar en- mejorcs Condi-
clones h~igicrIcas. ALI estaran los
dcsheredados Ge la fortuna con mas
comfort, puas ademas dc va e]ncontrar
sc. como antes GijImos. en condolences
| mejores, sera materialmente mejo-
RADIO,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

Las com pahfas del trust" de Doheny
rue desean metropolitan todas las rique
zsa petroleras del suelo meXicano obs
truccionan dc un modo muy marcado a
tcdas las companies 'amigas.' En
varias ocaSioneS les han impedido ID
continuation &c sus trabajos de eXplo
taCi6n.
Pues bien las compaifas amigos
del Gobiernc IneNicano que. como an
ties dijimos. estan dispuestas a acatar
Ia legislation petrolera en- vigor solo
piden la dehida protection contra ell
rust de Doheny.
Ell MUMIclPIo PERDERA
10000 PESOS AL ANo
CON Ell NuEVo IMPUES
TO DE OIVERSIoNES
Curioso es en- verdad a 10 que ha
dado margCn CT decreto aver expedido
no- la Secrctarfa de Hacienda Y Credi
20 pGblico Y por acuerdo del senior
nrasidente de + Rspublica- reformando
Ia ~tarifas de impuestos sobre las di-
versiones pIbl!cas. C~urioSo, porque el
Presidents Municipal, licenciado Rafael
Zubaran V Company, tratandose como
Sc trata de TN aSunto que atane direc
tamente nj Ayuntamiento capitalino, no
supiera ana sola palabra sobre Ell par
ticular haSta oue Ia prensa 10 hizo
del conocimielto publico.
e. Presidcnte Municipal fue pues,
entrevistado por alsun p~eriodista de
Ia ciudad V sohre Ia nueva tarifa de es
r~ectaculos hiZo declaraciones impor-
tantes. DesGc luego manifesto su *
-caneza por 10 manera de proceder del
Executive. cue no consult6 Ell asunto
O ell A~yuntaEaiento y acabo por decir
cue ell nuevc impuesto de diversiones
rerjudicarta grandemente al Municipio
que perdera anualmente una suma de
$50. 900 pesos.
FL regidor de diversioncs,
don Enrique Mungufa- DECLARE tam
hien sobre 81 particular y dijo que
crefa muy lcahle la idea del senior
Fresidente de Ia Republica. de fomen
tor en- Mexico Ia production artistica
nacional. p-ro que crefa que en- Ell
rrocedimieato que Sc empleaha ha-
biz. IN error fundamental. puesto que
el nuevo impucsto beneficiarfa solo al
Dublico V c las empresas. pero nunca
= los artistas como Sc ~pretendi6 ha-
Ger.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

NOTA:- Los suscriptors. n Zanzibar Dc
r>zidencia de5en da-nos tanto Il nveva come
antigua direction. a fin de anotar pro
piausnte e cambio en- nuest-o, hh-o1-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

Dirijase toda Ia Correspondence re.
iatlva al periodico al Director.
SIR. A E. LOZANO,
Ice n. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

Entered as Second-crass matter Februar.
z. 1913. ~ ths Post Office a. San Anso-
mic. Texas. under the Act. OF March :
as76-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-08-31
LUNA COUNTY FAIR WILL BE
HELD OCTOBER II, Is AND lG
,By A. C. Ileyman.

The organizations plans are being
completed 10 stage the largest Luna
County Fair ever held Everybody ap
pears Ia be- enthusiastic and the spirit
of cooperation amung those who have
been enlisted 10 give their services is
unsurpassed. II is planned to make
the Fair much larger than lust year.
The uoople Of Columbus are Ia hold II
mass meeting of their citizens tonight
To- determine Just 10 what extent they
shall take II par in NE program of the
Second Annual Luna County Fair.
The organization is aS follows:
Executive Committee L. Nord-
haus, chairman; Chas Hughc,, Sec
Treas: A. &. HevmHn. General Super
intcndent !. r. Hunter, Assistant Su-
perintendent.
Department Supcrintcndpnt> Judge
{. &. Rogers, Farm and Field Crops ::
Hugh Ramsay. Livestock; Mr.. .. d.
Reed Horticultural Products, Mrs. l..
g. Nhitmore. Household Products;
Prof j. \. Martin. School Exhibits:
Mrs. +, L. Nordhaus, Fine Arts Mrs.
l.. \. Hall Textiles; NJ. : Nord..
Mines and Mining; ID. q. SnudgreSs.
Merchants Display; DR.. :. D. Swope.
Madc-in-Deming Display; Jack It'd
more, Program and Entertainment
Decorations McSsrs. Allison and Whit
more.
County Leaders: Il. ;. Pond. Tunis.
Prof Geo Bell, Capital Dome. G. {.
Hollenhack. Siltcn; James Bowie. Wa
terloo; j. +. Dodcrcr. Dcming C0mmu-
nifty; T. J. Berwick, Hondnlc: 4. +.
Mills. Luxor; +. x. Vaughan. Mayo.
Last year an ATTEMPT was made at
having a Made-m-Deming display bur
the idea was suggested too late To 30
very much This year, however. under
the leadership Of DR.. :. u. Swopc there
will he u real honest-to-goodneSs dis
play. Last year DR. Swope arranged
II war relic display which was NJ con
siderable educational value. Ills thor
oughneSS will bring out thci Importance
Of Deming aS place IN which things
are made
Toe merchants display will also be-
new venture. Mr.. SnodgrcsS will give
all merchants an opportunity 10 dis
piny their business. The various makes
III automobiles handled in the city will
receive a prominent place,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-08-31
KITCHEN AND MISCELLANEOUS
SHOWERS FOR MISS HILLS

Miss Beatrice Hills, who is visiting
Miss juliet ROsch, aud who is Ia be-
married 10 Herman ROsch early in Oc.
I0ber, was the recipient Of kitchen
shower Friday afternoon 0f last week
AZ the RuSch home ON Gold Avenue
Dainty refreshments were served rol-
lowing the PLAYING of BuncO.
miscellaneous shower was given
by Miss Katherine Wnmel last Tues
day afternoon ut her home ON Pine
street The afternoon was enjuyably
spent in playing various games. the
games being followed by the serving of
refreshments. Following were the
guests present at the enjoyable event
Mcsdames sam Watkins. Ralph Baker.
Willinm Rutherford. x. \. Moffett.
Pierce Hughes, f. l.. Foulks. Il. j.
Cripple, Chas. Schoepf, Ilenry Rnithcl.
Lewis j. Brown. Carrie Stecd RosSer.
7. G.. Upton. W. CIV. Wamel and the
Misses Gladys stump Faye McKeyes.
Jessie Quincy. Marian Hamilton. Juliet
RoSch, Alice Hall. Helen Holt.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-08-31
ANOTHER DEFINING JOY.KILLER

Just aS peace again dominates the
ncming household. IA pleasure of
long evenings arrive g. the turmoil
OF last winters revival has subsidized
alchg comes another 10y killed VIVA
wants Ia take the lylihood AWAY
IRON ministers. lie ndvortisrs "A one.
churcl-for-all scheme. He would
put 100000 ministers out of com.
mission, throw them into comIqti.
lion with other workers. Then this
WlNeacre forgrtS or uvvrlonkS the
Tact that according Ia the number.
OF creedS In this mundane world of
ours there are now 2:l accented
faiths, or rcuteS Ia heaven. and il is
shameful of him To knock ont at
one fell Sw0op the other 234. We
want none of the onp-churh idea
IN Columbus, for In this city, be- II
known II is not good for man 10
criticize his brothers church. OF
his lodge wife or dog and thus do the
citizens peacefully wcnd their way 10
the goal from whence no one rctlrneth
unless he is u disciple Of MADAME
Tingley or Isis. Let rs have ministers
and plenty of them. and we will be the
better and the various routes will bc
more clearly drfined.-Co Columbus Cour-
Ter
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-08-31
SOME MORE AUTOMOBILE
THIEVES CAUGHT IN CITY

Last Friday night Sheriff W. G.
Simpson aud Deputy l.. u. Davis found
a Hudson touring ear aud one man
sitting beside the road out the cemete-
rs read about mile. The car was with
ont number plate and the man was
arrested and sent in to the Jail. The
Officers did not have 10 wait long I'M
I'll two more men came Ia the ear and
they also were arrested and taken TO
jail. Upon Investigation II was learn
ed that the men We're the soldiers that
knocked a service ear driver in the
head near III PaSo. They were trying
Ia get away. The billy that was used
10 knock the driver IN the head was
found on one Of the thieves also the
license badge Of the driver was found
on one of them. When placed In Jail
they gave their names as Ellis Chand-
Ter, Roy II, Proctor and Geo. Il
Haynes, all of the T. s Army AT Fort
Bliss.
Automobile thieves seem Ia have had
had luck when they come around Dem
ing
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-08-31
LOCAL BRIEFS

ID. f. Wcathcrrcd aud family. 4. H..
Daniel and family. Tai Hunter and
family, Mrs. J. Il. Bnrbec. Tom Farmer
AMI family. Mrs l.. VI. Harris. Mrs
Robbins, +. e. Parrish and $. 4. Siler
and families motorcd to the Means
ranch on the ella river last sunday To
hear the famous evangelists Truitt and
Porter
f. r. Twitty was trading in the city
last Saturday.
VI. ). Nord has Just received letter
fgom Mrs. Nord To the effect that she
has arrived safely in her native city in
Sweden
The Deming bali club Is scheduled
to play a game with the Lester Motor
Company AT VI PaSo next Saturday M.
tcrnoon.
&. J. Kelly motored to the Mahuney
mine in the Tres Hermanas yesterday.
Virgil Tovrea received his dischnrg,.
from the 18th .. y. Cavalry at Del
Rio and is hack helping his father In
the store.
Mrs G. II. Lee Of Tucson, Ariz..
sister Of Ellis Williams who was I'm.
Jured III the santa Fc wreck at Hatch
two weeks ago, was in the city last
week visiting with Mrs. Matthews en-
route TO her home from ~ Pnso where
she was with her injured brother until
he was removed to the Santa Fe h0sp-
tai nj Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs r. A. Tovrea Is in Tulsa Okla.
visiting relatives
Mrs. Char're .ehoenf j. soon Ia leave
Dcming for ~ Pasu where her nus.
band Is engaged In business Deming
Is very sorry 10 lose these fine people
aud homes that they may some day
make their home again here.
J. Il. West Of Cooks Peak Was
visitor In the city last Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-08-31
A UNDRESSING CONTEST

Luna county republicans are amused
and somewhat provoked at the absurd
charges being made 10y Governor Cox
l., 10 the $15.OOo. OOO-"corruption" fund
oing raised 10y the republican party To
buy the presidency \ local com
Iittee had no trouble in raising the
Luna county budget in u single after
noon and certainly there was no com
IulSion in the method used The mat
Ter was not secret in any way and a
number of democrats were solicited
and several contributed. That the plan
was confidential il news ~ the local
committee, hut the necessity Of publici-
~ would seem to be- an affair only Of
the party. Each subscriber was re-
CURED to sign q duplicate receipt. 50
HAT a cumuletr record of all trans
actions exists Governor Cox will not
make many converts from the repuhli-
cam ranks who are willingly giving in
order 10 further the laudahle project
rf uuSting the WilSouian following
lrrhapS the democratic nominee Is
talking for the benefit of the indcpend.
,Ht voter. II there is such person.
% IL certinly true that Governor Cox
is irving to arouse class hatred with
Is talk Of republican rcactionnry re-
me upheld hy hayonetS. only dem
goguc could have given utterunce to
uch absurd charges aud it is hardly
kelly that there are enough ignorant
.iers 10 make il worth uttering. Any
way. Governor Cox is playing with
ire and Is ~ likely 10 he burned as
hat his political enemies will bc
rOrchcd.
But having proved such charges
herein Is the dishonesty and corrupt
NJ II it takes such sum rs Slj.-
10000. republicans will be- more than
"illiug 10 nay il tn eNtirpate Wilson
"a international socialism and bring
'hr country once more Ia normal
.,acr footing All that can be- just
Us required is that the money raised
hail he expended for Legitimate prop
uganda. Governor Cox says that the
fund is being raised to buy the pres
lency. buB he makes no attempt 10
prove such an assertion. One wonders
what he considers fair price to pay
for the presidency; what will ne be-
able aud willing 10 pay: In what
manner will the money which is being
raised To further the candidacy Of the
democratic nominee be expended: II