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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-06
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE COX
FOR THE PRESIDENCY

Within twenty minutes after the
convention hall had resounded with
the shouts of the victors the brass
band blasts, the crowds rushed
through the doors and the fight a
over.
Cox. three times governor of
Ohio, was nominated in the break
up of one of the most prolonged
deadlocks in the history of nation
al political parties.
1t was not until the thirty-eighth
ballot that Attorney General Palm
err withdrew that the long roll calls
showed any definite transit.
In the turnover of the Palmer
delegates Cox gained the advantage
over McAdoo. his rival. for first
place since early in the balloting
and that advantage never was lost.
On the opening ballot Friday the
Ohio governor was in third place.
He soon passed Palmer, and on the
twelfth ballot went ahead of Nc
Adoo. Then began a see saving
between Cox and McAdoo, totals
which at the end of the thirty-ninth
roll call found the two virtually the
same.
On the f~orty-second ballot the ac-
cession of most of the Palmer
strength to Cox put him well ahead.
and after hat great and little state
delegations went into the Cox col
umn in a procession. On the forty
third he got a majority for the
first time.
OF the fo~rty-fourth ballot, twenty
two were taken last Friday night.
fourteen at the first session Satur-
day and six at the Saturday night
session. There were twenty-five re-
corded yesterday, fourteen at the
all-day session and eight last night.
As the Cox total passed that of
McAdoo's and surged upwards the
McAdoo managers made a desperate
fight to stop it in time. Their can
didate twice had held the lead and
lost it, and many delegates
supporting him had given up hope
that he could be nominated. On the
last four ballots McAdoo lost steadily
several solid state delegations desert
ing for that of the leader. Beside. the
scattering Palmer delegates who first
swung to McAdoo drifted yer to the
Cox camp in increasing numbers and
he began to take a leading place. At
the end of another day of the curious
struggle the convention stampeded
to Cox. flung aside it's rule and made
the nomination unanimous.
The forty-fourth ballot never was
completed. In the chorus of afir-
nation it was swept away as un-
necessary. Many of the changes
which would have been made if the
vote was carried through were never
recorded, and on the face of that
ballot Governor Cox received 1921
votes but they where never totaled,
for he was nominated by the voice
of the convention.
The nomination OF Governor Cox
means that two great parties not
only have gone into the same state,
but have picked men who for years
have been associated in the same
positions. Like Senator Harding
Governor Cox is a newspaperman and
their home towns are not far apart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-06
HEAR HERBERT
At HELMETTA
American Legion Post Gives
All Day Program of Events
ito Celebrate the Day.

HELMETTA, July 6-Llberty
Post was kae4 70 ~saear~i fenrTand
people yesterday in an all-day pro-
sla4A On spe.sa n grafton - JJnn
w. Herbert, of this place, two base
ball games and dancing in the club
hall until midnight. The sports be-
gan in the morning at ten O'Clock,
when the locals won over the Old
Bridge team by the score of 9 to 8.
The affair was held on the lawns
IF tho Helmetta Club and were ideal
for the affair. The address of John
-. herbert was devoid of any polit-
ical references and was patriotic in
every detail. He appealed to all cit
liens to uphold the principles OF
rue k-mericanism and said that he
was in favor of extending the hand
of fellowship to foreigners when
they have declared their intentions
to become Americans.
Mr.. Herbert praised the American
Legion for their part in the great
war and said that his own son was
a soldier i n the struggle and he
had nine nephews who took part in
the struggle for democracy.
Rev. George w. Phillips, d. D..
rector of st. George Episcopal
church, introduced the speaker of
the day and his remarks were an
eulogy of the sterling qualities OF
Mr.. Herbert.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-06
GREAT DO|NGs
FAIRGROUNDS
Medals Are Given in Success
full Events Many Children
Attend the Moving Pictures

It required no second Invitation
on the part of the new playground
supervisor. Edward Burns. to fll
the Royal and Grand theatres with
the children of the town yesterday
in celebration of July 4. AS part of
the new playground program this
entertainment was instituted to
start the activities and Friday all
the tickets for the two shows had
been given out and there was great
clamoring for more. However, af-
ter 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
the doors were thrown open to any
child of the city under the age of
sixteen and both houses were pack
ed for the features and two come
dies offered at each.
Most of the apparatus in place
the three Fairgrounds. at Hayes
Park, Catalpa avenue, School ? and
School s, were in full swing in the
afternoon. The program outlined
at the theatres by Mr.. Burns was
put into practice as fully as posi-
Bile. and onlookers at the three play
grounds saw a few hundred young
Perth Amboyanss oblivious to the
heat of the day, thoroughly enjoy
ing themselves under the proper
leadership on the apparatus and m
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Today teams are being formed in
many of the sports and at some
later date there will be a large field
meet with competitors from all the
three Fairgrounds. At the present
time volley ball, basketball and
baseball fill a greater part of the
boys curriculum while the lady in
~structors are posting the girls on
the proper method of competing in
the athletic games
The following boys were awarded
the official playground badges in the
various athletic contests: A. Her
man, d. Simianni, c. Urbanski. c.
Urdanski, A.. Kovas. s. Shuck, Theo-
dore Wodozinski, Hardin McCullen.
Edward Herbert, David Macobsky.
Frank Baker, Joseph Brincko.
Frank Sehein, Also F~eorentino.
Lewis Pretontas.
The girls who were awarded
medals are Florence Colbey. Jean
cite Peterson, Inez Rossi, Herminia
d'Eustashis, Bella Durham, Esther
Larkin, Helen Shultz, Lillian Wei
ner, Frances Haynig. Marguerite
Grifis, Edith Mackenzie, Anna
Sklsky, Mary Siegal. Frances Car
mody, Laura d'Eustachis, Marguer-
lite Denko. Gladys Pearl and Antol-
nette Chek.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-06
Foreign News

LONDON, July 5.-Albert Ed
wards, prince of Wales, emerged UNI
scsthed and smiling through the
window of an overturned car, when
his train was derailed yesterday says
a dispatch from Perth, Australia.
Some members of the princes staff
we're bruised.
CONSTANTINOPLE, July r.
Bombardement of the great mosque
at Brussa and destruction of. the
town by airplane attacks are
threatened In an ultimatum received
by the governor from Vice Admiral
de Robeck. British high commits
sioner at Constantinople, in charge
of British landing parties along the
coast of the sea OF Marmora.
LONDON, July 6s-Turkish ma
tionalist troops occupied Bicus on
the Asiatic shore Of the Bosphorus
about ten miles from Constantine
pie and opposite the allies head
quarters on thu European side, an
corG/g to-a dispatch from the Maj
from Constantinople.
TOXIC. July 6:-Fire swept the
entire fishing district on the west
era shore of the sea of Okhotsk
whfN was leased to Japan under
the Nleaty of Portsmouth.
coNSTANTINoPLE. JuIy 81
Greek troops have swept the coun-
try west of Baloukessar clear OF the
Turks as far as Adramit. They also
landed large forces at Chardek on
the Dardezelles, -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-06

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 6.-The
traffic here up till Sunday afternoon
is said to have been the heaviest OF
the season. Yesterday afternoon
when the cars started to return,
another big rush was handled with
out accidents.
A man known only as Kunscher,
about fifty years old. was taken to
st. Peters hospital yesterday after
noon / n an unconscious condition.
The ambulance driver Is said to have
feared that the mar fell from an
automobile. He was under the in
1uence of liquor, 1t was said by the
police His condition is not serious
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05

Whereas. the Town Board OF Supervisors
Of the Town OF Eagle River. Villas county.
Wisconsin. on the 2nd day of April. 1920.
Illflnn InlNla.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05

generous subscription list going
the rounds of the friends a new
church TO be dedicated free oil
debt l. assured.
The Three Lakes church made
a canvas of the village last Sun
day afternoon. April 25th,
TO obtain 5000 for it's current
expenses and for painting the
church building The canvassers
reported over 500 subscribed,
OF which $3.50 was cash. The
painting of the church in white
conforming with the generalidea
OF white town is TO be done inn
mediately.
The Eagle River Church is pro-
posing TO install a new furnace
and excavate for "A basement dur
ing the summer. This church
canvassed it's supporters last
week for the quote apportioned
1t by the Inter Church World
Movement. 1t is expected that
with the coming of the Ellis mill
men to town that an ample add
ition will be built to accommo-
date the newcomers.
The pastor is TO have an assoc
late on the field after May 18th
in the person OF Rev. Mr.. Vaughn
of Vesper, Wis. When Rev.
Vaughn comes. he will assume
the preaching and care TOR the
Sunday schools of Phelps and
Three Lakes and contiguous
points. Thus relieved, Pastor
Davies will give regular services
at Sayner and Star Lake ON
Sunday.evenings.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05

The parents-teachers associa-
ton will render the following
program Thursday night:
Song - Congregational Church
Choir.
Recitation Jimmy Pepper.
Piana SOlO--L0!s Gnnderson.
Recitation Willie Greek.
SaNaphOne Quartet Carter. Hall,
Bent and Adams.
Recitation Ernest Meihaek.
Piano Duet - Mrs. Marshall and
Miss kraus.
Recitation Robert Gunderson.
Topic. Music In the schools Mrs.
J I. Manning.
Solo-Rev. W. J. Davies.
Information on New High School
Prof. Marshall.
Selection - Congregational Choir
aud Audience.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05
Notice of
Special Town Meeting

and to consist OF seventeen (I7l bonds OF
One Thousand (<1 OOO.uOl Dollars each.
with semi-anuual interest coupons attached.
said bonds TO be dated the hrst day of June.
1920. and to bear interest at the rate 81 six
80 percent per annum. Interest payable semi
annually. they are t. be negotiable coupon
bonds payable 60 bearer and TO be made pay
able, principal and interest, at the First Nat
ional Bank of Chicago. Illinois and said bonds
are To be sold and negotiated. atnot less than
par and accrued Interest by the town chair
man OF the Town sf Eagle River. who u
hereby authorized to represent the said town
In the selling aud negotiating thereof and
the proceeds thereofare 10 be used solely and
exclusively for meeting OF the expenses met
dent 10 providing and Installing a new water
wheel, new generator and such additional
equipment and Improvements at the present
power dam and sub-station. waterworks and
lighting system as Is necessary and required
for the proper protection OF the village of
Eagle River from IRE. for the purpose OF
furnishing the Inhabitants OF said village with
water. and for lighting any part OF said
BE IL. and IL Is hereby. further resolved that
). r, Van Bussum, town clerk OF said Town OF
Eagle River, Is hereby ordered and oirected TO
give notice OF special town meeting and
election 10 be held for the purpose of voting
upon said proposition TO 50 issue said bonds
pursuant 20 the statutes In such casemade aud
provided. and
BE Il, and IL Is hereby. further resolved that
the question OF leyying by said Town Of Eagle
River of a direct annual tax upon all the tax
able property In said Town OF Eagle River
In addition Ia all other taxes. sufficient TO pay
when due all interest as IL grows due on said
bonds and also TO pay and discharge the prin-
cipal thereof when the same shall become
due. shall be submitted To special town
meeting OF the electors aud legal voters OF
the said Town OF Eagle River. In cnse re-
quest for said meeting shall be duly made
pursuant To the provisions OF Sections 6O.12.
60.l3 anb 6O.14 Of the Wisconsin Statutes
OF 1919
Dated this 2nd day OF April. A. u. 1920.
Signed, A. j. DENOYER,
Supervisor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05

In 1876 there was produced "The
Siege 81 Rhodes: Made a Representa-
ton BY the Art Of Perspectives in
Scenes and the story sung in recitative
Musick." which a writer in the Die
tIonary 81 National Biography charac-
terized as "in some respects the most
epoch-making play In the language"
II was virtually the first opera pro-
duced In England.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05
A Cheerful Face.

There is no greater everyday virtue
than cheerfulness. This quality In
man among men is like sunshine TO the
day, or gentle renewing moisture to
parched herbs. The light OF cheer
full face diffuses itself. and communi-
Gates the happy spirit that inspires II.
The sourest temper must sweeten In
the atmosphere of continuous good
humor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05
Owe From Onion Skins.

To make dye from onion skins. says
The Electrical EXpcrimenter. take the
outer skins from half dozen onions
(medium Sized). and boil In water I'M
IN the color Is extracted. This is a
very suitable yellow dye.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05

t-,,bsr dav that should be
s..~slv observed IS Mothers
49, next Sunday. We should
=. ,5ufne the observance OF
fav 10 church services.
rrvb5iv has or has had a
- and a tribute to her.
-v or dead. IS the dominating
rgse OF the day. The churches
general way give white car
mons 10 the mothers who are
--scted with them. There are
any men and women who
,r+ r1curusctiOn with churches
hr love their mothers. Nav
suggest 90 these and all
,Eer, that the flower or some
-hrr torn of tribute be INDUCED
|. generously. Perhaps a young
-su " Young lady who reads
ss Is Tar from home and
-B,hr Why not write a letter
! .,h au appreciation OF her love
b YOU. AMI send Il in time to
.-rive al the old home by May
.,b
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05

Jennie had several dolls. but she
liked TO dress the kitten in the dolls
clothes and carry u around. cause"
she explained. "her's alive and We have
some sympathy together"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05

Therefore. pursuant TO the foregoing rrsolu-
tian. Notice Il Hereby Given TO the electors
and legal voters of the said Town of Eagle
Snecial Election Mill ne held AZ the Town
Hall In said village OF Eagle River. Chat being
the same place where the last annual town
meeting OF said town was heidi on the 18th
day OF May. 1920. for the purpose Of voting
upon the question of raising money by the
issuing of bonds TO the amount OF Seventeen
Thousand $4,000. OO) Dollars To be sold
and negotiated Ia the manner and for the pur-
poses set forth In the foregoing resolution.
The Polls of the said election viii be open
AZ the hour OF nine o'clock In the forenoon oi
said day. and will close at the hour of hall
past dive (5:3Ol O'Clock In the afternoon of
said day.
Notice Is hereby further given. that At
twelve f12:OOl O'Clock. noon. 90 said day. at
said place. "A Special Town Meeting viii he
held 10 vote upon the question Of issuing
Water aud Lighting bonds to ths amount of
Seventeen Thousand ISL. OOO.OO) Dollars
and Of the leVying by said town a direct AN
nual tax ON all the property OF said town.
both real and personal. subject 10 taxation
Ia addition To all other taxes sufficient TO
raise the following sums. tOwit:
For the year 1920 .. O2O 90
For the year l92I-sl 10000
For the year 1923-Sl 10000
For the year i923-SI $1,000
For the year l924-sl. $4,000
For the year 1925-Sl 10000
For the year I926-sl 500 90
For the year I927-S1 600 On
For the year I92S-sl $4,000
For the year 1921 $4,000
For the year 1930-S1 .42OOO
For the year 193i-sl 10000
For the year 1932-xl 10000
For the year 1933-Sl ,24o.OO
For the year 1854. $1,000
For the year 1851, 20. 90
For the year l936-sl 10000
The same being the principal Of said bonds
and the interest accruing thereon as the same
become due according To the terms OF said
bonds. a request for such meeting having been
made TO me In writing by fourteen 14)
qualified electors and voters of said town,
stating "a aforesaid. the purpose for which
said meeting l. 10 be held.
Dated this 9Th daV Of April, A. ID. 1920.
= n. VAN BUSSUM,
Town Clerk. Town OF Eagle River,
in Villas County, Wisconsin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05

The Villas County Field as It is
,r-oi consists OF the churches
J, Eag.e River. Phelps and Three
akss, sunday School and
raChiug services at Sundsten.
uu. Iuve. Sayner. Star Lake,
|lay0. Croker. Bohemian. Twin
akcs, Numbers ! and 3. near
as,Ps. aad Anvil Lake schools.
Is impossible to reach the
hools during the winter but IN
summers all these places are
s,ci. some regularly and
,hrs occasionally.
The Phelps church Is small IN
sm5srship but has a fine Sun
~ school The church building
las burned o the ground on
1uily. March the 9Th. but with
000 insurance in hand and a
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05

The religious work OF the Con
Ircgatioual denomination in
l1s county has It's ups and
Downs Ike anv other work.
he beginning Of a new summer
gas0n finds il with more than
|lgugh to do.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05
Big Dance at Hunters
Log Cabin Resort on May
Sth. Bring your lunch.

Add Vocational Lyrics.
For the Telephone Girl-"I Hear
You CauIns Me."-BOstr1 Transcripts.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05
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s....sssssE sSs~Sss
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months. commencing
man viii be at the
y -, :, permauently to care IN
- wav Tor the grounds.
- a. the Golfers of the
not admit OF sufficient
10 paw this gentleman's
- ! so.icitor has volunteer
-. tbe owners OF cemetery
!. !. : asi public spirited citizens
- 10 meet this worthy
- Let Us give freely.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-05-05

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- distant. What IS the
- fora worthy celebration
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