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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Woodbridge Eoys in Denim

BU Special correspondence . 49,
WoODBRIDGE. April 21;-The
bows of Woodbridge high school APP
peared in khaki trousers and overaiis
Yesterday. which made up compl.
nation of brown and blue to replace
the favorite saying of blue and gray.
Woodbridge schoolboys have ioiiog.
ed the example set by other sShooa5 oo.s
of living. and Supervising Principal
Love. Of Woodbridge, stated mat
none of the boys had purchased any
new outfits. anyone having overalls
are wearing same. while others nav
ing boy scout uniforms used them.
The pictures of the various classes
i'm the high school We're taken yeslsrI,
na1er' the I'Envor, which will come
ont in June.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
BRIDGE NOT TO Be CLOSED
UNTIL u SATURDAY NIGHT

The Public Service Traction Com
nanv's request that the bridge con-
Meeting this city and South Amboy be
left open to traffic until midnight Sat
urday night. so that their last car can
make the trip across. has been grant
ed by ii. w. Schrimpf, contractor IN
charge of the work on the bridge
IL was at first planned to close the
bridge at II o'clock Saturday night
ard open same to traffic at ii O'CLOCK
Sunday morning, so that the re-en-
forccment work on. the bottom cord
of the draw. can be completed. and
the bridge returned to conditions as
before the storm of March and G.
The granting of this request VIII
allow shoppers and visitors from South
Amboy and sections in that vicinity
to have their regular stay In this city
on Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Freight Being Moved.

BU The AsSOCidffd PrcSS
NEW YORK. April 21-Freight
traffic almost completely throttled by
the unauthorized strikes had reached
forty to fifty per cent. of normal on
lines entering New York and Jersey
City, according TO statement of j. j.
Mantell. spokesman for the line.
With passenger service virtually
normal the roads are concentrating
efforts to clearing up the freight tie
up and hope TO he operating normally
by the end of the week. Mr.. Mantell
denied claims of strike leaders that
seventy per cent. of the strikers were
still out
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
PAROLE COUNTY
MEN IN PRISON
Court of Pardons Acts in Mid
dlesex Murder Case and
Others to Release Men.
gn SpccinI correspondenL.

t'IFIttTF
TRENTON. April 21:-The Court
of Pardons gave paroles to the fol-
lowing Middlesex county men today:
Fred Venable, serving a murder
sentence of twelve years. who shot
and killed Greek who was attempt
ing to ALLEVIATE the affections of his
sweetheart. Venable believed the
rival had evil designs upon the girl.
James Dozer, statutory offense, two
to three years; Gilbert Fox, rape,
two to fifteen years: Frank Macy,
atrocious assault and battery, three
to seven years: Epfan Svarek, carnal
abuse, five to fifteen years; Stanley
Kisel. rape, one to seven years; Paul
Macy, atrocious assault and battery,
three to seven years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
FRANK B. MOVES AGAIN
HEADS ASSOCIATED PRESS

By The ssociated Press
NEW YORK. April 21-Frank B.
Noyes. of the Washington Star. was
reelected president of the Associated
Press at a meeting of the Board of
Directors here today. Calvin Cobb. of
he Boise. Idaho, Statesman. was
elected first vice president and j.
Lawrence Horne, Jr.. of the Rocky
Mount. North Carolina. Telegram,
second vice president.
All members of the executive COM
mittee were reelected. They are:
Frank B. Noyes. Washington Star: w.
l.. Mclean, Philadelphia Bulletin;
Adolph s. Ochs. New York Times:
John r. Rathhom, Providence Jour-
nal; Victor F. Lawson. Chicago Daily
News; Charles A. Rock. Pittsburgh
Dispatch: Charles Hopkins Clark.
Hartford Courant.
p. A. Hardware for yellow and white
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
NO CRIMINAL CASE
TO BE TRIED NEXT WEEK

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 21. -
There will be no trials in the county
criminal court next week, according to
an announcement made by the prose-
cutor's office. Judge Lloyd opens
court on May 8. and the following two
weeks will be taken up with civil mat
ters. 1t is expected that there will be
no more criminal cases until the mid
die of May.
The grand jury will meet again on
the last day of this month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
AGREEMENT REACHED, ALL STRIKERS
TO RETURN TO r. r. WORK AT ONCE
All Passenger Lines Operate
Here on Regular Schedule
Lehigh Alone Moves Freight

Passenger trains on all roads oper-
atlng in this city arc operating on
schedule today. No freight is being
received except via Lehigh Valley
railroad. Students from Rutgers Col
lege are running trains at Leh.gh
Philadelphia and Reading coal dock
In Port Reading show no improve
ment. Strike conditions are, how
ever, generally better.
At 1874 o'clock today passenger
train service was resumed from the
Pennsylvania railroad station In State
street II was said at the station
that from now on trains will run on
their regular schedules. This is the
first time since the strike that trains
have operated at anywhere near on
schedule from this point, and the
first time in several days that any
trains have operated over this line.
Some coal is being dumped at dock
of the Lehigh Valley railroad. This
work Is being done by fifty rutgers
College students who volunteered and
were brought to the Lehigh Valley
docks here from New Brunswick by
motor bus today. None OF the regu-
lar employees have returned 10 work
as yet. No new trains of coal from
the mines are being received at the
docks because the storing tracks are
uil lu4l. ne lIdltlS ATpln ih0
mines are placing cars on side tracks
outside OF the city.
Some coal is being dumped at the
Pennsylvania coal docks in South
Amboy. The Philadelphia & Read
ing railroad dock I'm Fort Reading,
however. is still idle.
Except for the Lehigh Valley rail-
road. where a few cars of freight have
been received. no freight Is moving
here as yet. Although the South Jer-
sey freight trains of the Central Rail-
road of New Jersey continue TO pass
through here, they do not leave off any
cars. No one at the Central freight
Istation here today or at the Pennsyi-
vanla freight station could say when
regular freight service will be resumed
or when a train is expected. The drill
engines employed by the Central rail-
road and the Lehigh Valley between
their yards and the various factories
in this city have not resumed opera
ton as vet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Hearings Are Continued


bW no ANtUtIUItU I-Ftas
WASHINGTON. April 21--Hear-
ings of the general. railroad wage
controversy which failed of adjust
ment by the Bipartisan board April
1. were continuing today with s. w.
Heberling. president of the switch
mems union of North America. pre-
senting the demands of that orsani-
zation.
Strike leaders who were denied a
hearing were i'm attendance In an ef-
fort to obtain some assurance that a
substantial Increase In pay and rein
statement without loss OF seniority
right would be awarded the men who
had quit their jobs. Representatives
of the various crafts declared they
cannot go back TO their men until
they can take some word from the
board
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
DINNER FOR HON MANN

Apparently the Perth Amboy Bar
Association is in tune with the ma
jority of the rest of the city In their
attitude toward the move which REIN
stated Judge c. G. Hommann in the
district court for the period of five
years more. To manifest their pleas
ure at his re-appointment, the Bar
Association will tender Judge HON.
mann a dinner at the Packer House
on the night OF May /, which promises
to be a very fine event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
START COURT ACTION
ON SALE OF PROPERTY
On STAFF Corresponaent.

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 21.-A
notice has been filed in the county
clerks Office of an action between
Charles /. Silk. Perth Amboy. COM
plainant. and Isidor and Anna Green
span. and Jacob and Bessie Green
span, defendants as the result OF a
contract of sale not being executed.
The building in question is situated
on Smith street, so east from the
corner of Madison avenue. DIR. Silk
has secured William Newcorn to rep
resent him in this case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
men ARRESTED FOR R. & H. co.
ROBBERY HAVE CRIME RECORD

t7y STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, April 21:-
The two men arrested in connection
with the Roessler & Hasslacher rob-
berry in this city, and who are being
held in New York, have criminal rec
ords according to the findings of the
detectives. They are we'll known in
Detroit The chief of the county de-
tectives is of the belief that the cOun-
ty authorities will be unsuccessful in
securing papers for their extradition
to this state. but that they will be
held in New York for taking stolen
material into that state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
ASK NO REPEAL BLANK
ON COUNTY TAXES

Although the taxes in practically all
the cities and towns in Middlesex
County are higher than ever before,
William A. Spencer, secretary of the
Middlesex County Board of Taxation
said today that not one application
for q repeal blank has been received
by him from any place in the county
todate. This Is considered somewhat
out of the ordinary rs by this date in
past years many repeal blanks had
been requested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
McHugh Says He Has Quit Ef-
forts to Have N.Y.Case TAX
en- Up Alone by the Boar
BU The Associated Press
WA ACIIIN-GTnN 49,

BW The Associated Press
WASHINGTON, April 81 - An
agreement with the Railroad Brother
hood Union under which the striking
railroad workers in the metropolitan
district of New York will return to
work Immediately was announced here
today by Edward McHugh spokesman
for the strikers.
Mr.. McHugh said he had abandoned
the efforts to have the ease of the New
Y York men taken up separately by the
railroad labor board and that his COM
mittee would return to New York to-
day leaving their case in the hands of
the leaders of the regular brother
hood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Funeral for Robert Phair

Funeral services for Robert Phalr,
of 327 Oak street. will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from
Undertaken Eugene ]. Mullen's fune-
raj parlor In New Brunswick avenue.
Rev. Wilbert Westcott will officiate.
Interment will be in Rosedale ceme-
terry, Linden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
To Lecture In Woodbridge

BIZ SpcCtuE COFTe8pOHdtHt.
WOODBRIDGE. April 21:-Mrs.
John II. Raven. of New Brunswick.
a sister of Rev. w. v. G. Strong, will
give am illustrated address on yell
lowstone Park and Alaska at the
meeting OF the Woman's Club OF
Woodbridge township in >the Presby-
terian chapel tomorrow afternoon at
2:3o o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Police Pick up Two Boys.

Two boys We're picked up Dy
local police early this morning. go, 49, ~,
eleven I wear old boy of Uniondale, n.
j to headquarters about 1;4o tnis
y, N orning. The boy was taken or an
auto truck at the corner OF New
R,.nnswick avenue and Fayette streets,
When searched at headquarters $l4.oe
was found on him. r,a+ral-
About o'clock this morning fatfo,, ~,
man Quinn found boy IN .luHs H.d.
a,,artars His home is in Fords
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Susquehanna Passengers oa'e'

Z y
TRIESTE, April 21.-All passengers
on the American steamer Susquehanna
which went ashore on the Dalmallan
ID Coast near Pola are safe according 10
a message received this afternoon
which added that the transfer Of the
'neople on board the vessel to the
Argentina was proceeding satisfactor-
ily. The Susquehanna is unloading
about 400 tons of her cargo 1t being
believed that this will permit her 10
he fioated. =
Lussino where the Susquehanna Is
aground is the point where pilots are
taI<en on 10 steer vessels through the
mine fields into the harbor of Trieste.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
johnson to be Observer.
En- The Ssoei1fed PreSS

WASHINGTON, April 21. = AM
bassador Johnson at Rome was in
strueted today by the~state department
to attend the allied conference at San
Reno as an official observer for the
American government. He will not
participate in the discussion or delib-
erations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21

BIZ The A SSOcfdted Press
NEW YORK. April 21:ZNew
York's big overall parade next satur-
day will be given national navor Dy
the presence in the line of march OF
delegates from other cities haVlns
overall clubs, 1t was announced 10
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
BLOW PeonIe Half Mile

ABV The Associated Press
STARKVILLE. Miss. April 21-The
tornado demolished the house of VIII
Moy, blowing the man and his two
grandchildren half mile away. All
three were killed.
At Cedar Bluff near here. three per-
sons were killed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Great Loss I'm Mississippi

BU The ASS0cIuTtH T'FtSS -.
LAUREL, Miss, April 21.-F1fteen
persons are known to have been killed
and property valued at $1,000, 900 dc.
stroyed in the tornado which SWEEP
through Jasper county fifteen miles
north of Laurel yesterday.
The two main buildings and the
boys dormitory of the Jasper County
Agricultural College were demolished.
Professor Bryant one of the principals
and Miss Moore, music teacher were
killed. The building and plant of the
Bay Spring News were wrecked ana
a dozen more structures occupied by
leading citizens were swept away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Confer on Relief Plans

BU The Associated Press
JACKSON, Miss, April 21TActing
Governor Castel was in conference
with national guard officials relative
to relief work in the storm-swept
sections today The governor stated
that the state would render every
assistance to tornado sufferers. Ad-
vices from Meridian state, as addi-
tional reports come in, the death list
and property damage in the tornado
which swept eastern MISSISSIPPI I'M
creased, and that the havoc createo
history of the state.
Late estimates state 100 are dead
and several times that number In
iured between Deemer and Louisville
on the New Orleans, Mobile ana
Chicago railroads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Matawan Service Again Normal.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
MATAWAN, April 21-Train SER
vice from the New York and Long
Branch railroad station here is nor
NAL again. All trains are running
and excellent service is being given.
Both the trains of the Central Rail-
road of New Jersey and the Pennsyl-
vania railroad are running on sched-
ule.
Very little freight has been receiv-
ed as only the South Jersey freishts
are running. the Point Pleasant
freights are expected to start opera
tions again within a short time.
Freights are running on the Freehold
and Atlantic Highlands division of
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey
from Matawan have again resumed
operation. Very little freight is being
carried by these trains, however, due
to the fact that ~ freight Il being
received from New York city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Chrashes Over Mountain

BU The ASSOctUTtU. TFPS5 = -,
HUNTSVILLE. Ala, April 21.-The
tornado today swept into Madlsoh
countv from the southwest just south
Of Lilly FIagg, and crashed, over the
mountain into Killingswood Cove,
leaving, as far as is known fifteen
dead and more than a score injured In
its wake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Firm Is incorporated.

I'D STNW tOTIFNpOftutHF
NEWS BRUNSWICK. April Fl. -
| A certificate of incorporation of the
builders Material e. Supply company.
i85 Pearl street, Woodbridge has been
filled in the county clerks office. The
authorized capital Is 100000 at $780,
la share. The stockholders are Will
liam A. Ryan. seventy-five shares;
Samuel Vogel. seventy-five shares and
John A Walsh s shares
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
same Four rralns on sta.ep island


TOTTENVILLE April 21:-The
same conditions prevailed ON .Staten
Island today as during the past sew
eral days with regard to the strike OF
the trainmen on the Staten Island
Rapid Transit railroad. The same
four trains on the Tottenville division
operating on the regular schedule
during the day and the one train on
the north shore division making an
hourly trip from st. George to Arl-
ington with regular and student
brakemen are the only service that
is being given. There are still no
night trains or any trains at all oper-
ating over the South Beaeh9divislon.
Some freight was moved from the
Arlington yard that had come over
the B. & o. bridge to st. George. A
meeting of all trainmen of the three
divisions was called for yesterday al
ternoon at Stapleton. but when i. X.
Dodge, assistant president OF the
brotherhood Railroad Trainmen,
who was to have addressed the men,
failed to show up 1t was said there
was not anything doing. The men, II
is said, were greatly put out by. the
non-appearance of one of their head
officers. The majority who have been
off since a week ago yesterday are
still out and the outlook remains the
same as it did several days ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21

BV INe ASSOCFuTtU TFto5
! CHICAGO April 21-Striting rail-
road men In this district refused to
vote on the question of returning to
work. All efforts of a committee OF
strike leaders TO obtain action failed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Get ExtradItlon Papers.

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 2I-
County Detective William Fitzpatrick
returned from Albany last night with
the extradition papers for John Hor-
vath. who is wanted In this county for
the theft of $40 at Roosevelt. Hor-
vath has been confined in the tombs
awaiting extradition and will be taken
back 10 New Brunswick today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Palmer Leads In Georgia.

ATLANTA, April 21-With nineteen
counties still to be heard from. the
Presidential primary race in Georgia
is one of the closest on record judg-
ing from the latest reports.
These give Attorney General A.
Mitchell Palmer forty-seven counties
with 144 electoral votes: Thomas f..
Watson, former Populist leader, for
ty- five counties, with 112 county unit
votes, and Senator Hoke Smith forty
counties with ninety six unit votes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Send Carloads of Tents

BV The Associated Press
s-EW ORLEANS. April 21.-The
gulf division of the American RED
Cross have sent carload OF tents,
blankets and medical supplies to-
gether with nurses, workers and phy-
sicians to Meridian, to aid IN relier
work among storm sufferers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Roth claim New Jersey Victory

NEW YORK, April 21:-While
Senator Kenyon, of Iowa, who began
a stumping tour of New Jersey last
evening in the interest of Senator
Johnson of California for the Repub-
lican nomination for the presidency,
was outlining to large audience IN
Columbus Hall In P1ainfield what
Senator johnson will do when he
reaches the White House." assur7
ances were being received from Ed
ward ID. Duffield, chairman Of the
Wood forces, that Wood sentiment
is becoming so strong that Senator
Johnson will be incapable of gaining
the nomination"
These assurances, Mr.. Duffield
stated, were based on reports from
vice chairmen in every section of the
state, assembled in Newark yesterday
at O. meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Leonard Wood Cam
paign Committee in New Jersey.
While Mr.. Duffield was thus COM
menting, Senator Kenyon in Plain
field was waxing sarcastic over pub
nshed reports that veterans who
have guided the destinies of the Re
publican party for years and who will
take the helm at the convention,
working in harmony with the regu-
lars, may decide to permit Senator
Johnson to be vice presidential
nominee"
'"The kindness OF the old crowd IS
thus manifested" said Senator Ken
yon. zone can study with interest
the work of the veterans who have
controlled the Republican party for
many years, and who operated the
steam roller in 1912. So successfully
did they manage affairs at that time
that the Republican party secured
eight electoral votes"
While the Johnson and Wood forces
both claim victory in New Jersey
neither side denies that the really
doubtful point at the primaries Tues
day. will be the size of the votes cast
for Senators Edge and Frelinghuy-
sen, both seeking places as Republi-
can delegates at large. The Senators
are unpledged. but have stated they
will abide by the preference vote OF
the State il they are sent to Chicago.
New Jersey has twenty-eight dele
gates. In each of the twelve Con-
gressional districts except the 1st, End
and 4th, there are opposing candidates
pledged to johnson and, Wood. In
those three the candidates are running
uninstructed. but will abide by the
preference vote.
The Johnson men look for big re-
suits in the cities. where there is a
big industrial vote.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21

II your coal or gas range does not
bake or burn. / VIII make IL or no
charge. F. ]. Larkin. 223 Market st.
Tel. 1874. 2-29--I mo. III. w. sat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Five Reported Killed

BIZ The Associated Press
MACON. Miss, April 21.-At least
five persons were killed by the tor
nado in its course through Noxupee
and Winston counties. according 10
word received here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21

John Hawryiko G Son. local and long dis
fancs carting. trucking and moving 1so
Chauncey ST. Phone 2I23.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
Palmer Leads I'm Georgia.


ATLANTA, Ga, Auril 21.-Latest
Democratic returns from yesterdays s
primaries gave Attorney General Pal
mer, forty eight counties with 40
votes i'm the state convention; Thomas
+. Watson, fifty counties with 120
votes and Senator X. Smith forty-two
counties with 100 votes. There are a
total of 3S4 convention votes in the
1855 counties of the state, leaving fif-
teen counties with "a votes yet to be
reported.
The Democratic state convention at
which the county delegates will vote
will be held here May IS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the public
hearing Will be held on the question Of the
proposed garbage rates. which are as fol-
lows:
Wood bridge
SIC per 500 valuation.
6ewaren
s7e per 500 valuation
For. Readfhg
Eie per 800 valuation
So Il per 500 valuation
S1o7 per 500 valuation
Keasbey the Hill
s1.6s per 800 valuation
ss2s per :1oo valuation.
Notice is further given that no garbage
will be collected from this date until after
public hearings In the following places:
Woodbridge District
Town Hall. Woodbridge. April 2eth. p.
NJ
Fords-
Fords Fire House. April 2s. ESQ p. NJ.
Keasbey Fire House. April 2s. 7.15 p. NJ.
Hopelawn--
April 2sth. P. NJ.
151s4-4-2o-sts Township Clerk.
p A. Hardware for yellow and white
onion sets. 15c quart i5ot5-4-1e-tf'
Blue Ribbon Creamery Butter. There's
None So Good. Try 1t.
15213-4-21-2ss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
JOHNSON LEADS
IN NEBRASKA
With One Sixth of All the Pre-
cincts Heard From, CaIifor-
mia Senator Leads Wood -

on nc dSSOCtuteu fTcs&
OMAHA, Neb., April 21.--With re-
turns from 3S6 out of 1.S49 precincts
heard from early today, Senator
Hiram Johnson led the field of candi-
dates for Republican presidential pref
erence in yesterdays primary, the vote
being: Johnson, 12,0e2: Wood, S,741:
Pershing 5.56S; Ross, 4S1.
With the Small number of precincts
heard from William J. Bryan is run
ming sizth in field of eight for dele
gate at large to the Democratic con-
vention.
In the race for delegate at large to
the Republican convention returns
show the Wood delegate leading by
q fairly good margin. For the Demo
cratic preference the vote for Senator
Hitchcock ran as high as four to one
over Robert Ross.
Early returns also showed Cover
nor Samuel II. McKelvie Republican,
to be leading his field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21

BMOkE88 ECOSOHIZE
Buy factory seconds direct from factory.
Porto Riean Cigar Factory. 37s RidGeley
81. 1s17s-4-2o-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21

CARPENTER work and jobbing prompt
|Iv attended to. Geo. H Thompson. ~
Lewis st. Phone 14o9-W.
b474-6-25- wed and sat Il"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21
NOTICE To

EVENING NEWS READERS
The Subscription Price of the
EVENING NEWS is Eighteen
Cents per Week, delivered, Three
Cents the single copy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21

Served IN The Finest Homes. Blue Ribbon
Butter Packed in Alright Cartons Fol
Your Protection. Ask Your Grocer
1521z-4-21-2ss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-21

p. A. Hardware for yellow and white
onion sets 15c a quart. 15065-4-is-tfs