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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-04-15
Situation Around New york

Ry The Assocfater y-ress
NEW YORK, April 15--Gradusl
subsistence of the unauthorizcd rail-
strike was seen today by railroad Of
ficials although they admitted the
situation serious.
Return of groups Of strikers on sew
eral lines in nearby towns and steady
Improvement in passenger service due
to the success of volunteer crews in
operating commuters trains gave the
road officials much encouragement
The trains carried $1,000 yesterday.
Convinced that the crisis had been
so far as passenger service was CON
cerned the railway executives plan
ned to begin operation of freight as.
well as passenger trains with volun-
teers.
Strike leaders In making peace
overtures to the new railroad labor
board denied the strikers were weak
ening claiming they are stronger
than ever"
Edward McHugh. chairman of the
strikers committee who announced
that the men desired to avail them
selves of the opportunity offered by
the railroad labor board to have their
grievances considered, said they
would not go back until they had re-
ceived substantial increases IN pay.
I'VE are not reVolutionists. We
are American citizens and we are ex-
ercising our right to appeal to our
government Tor the redress of intol-
erable grievances"
The food situation In this city
which caused officials anxiety was
aggravated this morning by a strike
of teamsters, chauffeurs and porters,
claiming union membership OF
1,4O0. These men hauled butter.
eggs and poultry from freight yards
. tIo ri OF II haaDIIS a
their demand for more pay had been
rejected.
Suburban passenger service general
ly was reported much improved, due
in large meaure to collcgians. former
service men and to others operating
many trains.
The Central Railroad OF New Jer7
sey. the Erie, Laclawanna and Long
Island roads reported additional trains
were being operated by volunteers.
Sixteen volunteer trains were run on
Erie and carried approximately halt
the normal number Of commuters
handled. Hudson tubes were closed
and no trains ran on the staten ls'and
iCompany's line.
The Long Island railroad Officials re-
celved a request that former service
men belonging to the American Legion
act as guards and today several of the
men were at station platforms in uni
form.
The New York Central announced it
has five volunteers for every man but
twas Letting the unions handle the
situation"
Omcials of the road said 100 car
loads Of provisions and foodstuifs had
,boen made available for distribution.
lOmeials of other roads notified com
mission merchants whore carloads OF
produce stranded could be found ana
efforts were being made to bring me
shipments into the city Dy motor
trucks.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-04-15
Danish Gendarme Killed

COPENHAGEN. April ia gem
darme attached to the international
mission in Schleswig was slain yester-
day at Flensburg, while trying to calm
an angry German mob. according to
Iadvice here. The slayer escaped. There
lis some apprehension that the crime
is the beginning of movemnet against
Danish control of Central Schleswig.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-04-15
STRIKE SITUATION IMPROVES, BUT PLANTS CRIPPLED
Msurgenf Strikers
Split At Meeting

hV IHt ASSoCWttu = fFeS&.
JERSEY CITY, April 15.-Insur-
gent railroad strikers meeting here
today split into two factions over
a suggestion that a vote to return
to work be taken. and for a time
there was tumult in the hall. Some
strikers voiced their disapproval
of the attitude of others who had
suggested the vote and declared
they would remain out until their
demands were met.
II became known today that coll
lections of money have been made
at the strikers meetings which led
railroad officials to believe the in
surgents funds were low.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-04-15
POPULATIONS GIVEN

WASHINGTON, April 15-The CEN
sus bureau today announced the pop
ulation of Harrison, N. j.. 1921, an
increase of 1.223. or S.4 per cent over
the population in 1910.
The population of Kearney, N j.,
is 26.724. increase of S.065 or 43.2
per cent.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-04-15
OUTLAW CHIEFS
{ HELD IN CHICAGO
Situation in General improved;
Federal Action Induces Move
Against !. w. w. Element
By The Associated pr,.,.

CHICAGO. April 15-Slx officials NJ
the outlaw" railway union were ar
rested today by United States mar
siilis s,. on warrants issued by United
states Commissioner Mason cbar,.i,,s
them with violating the Lever Act
warrants have been issued for
tWentyfour other alleged leaders in
lhe lnsurgent railroad strike. IL was
said at the federal building. Those
arrested are Joseph Scott trustee of
the chicago Ysrdmen's Association.
A. w. CaSseday, secretary. Narti,,
}. kenney vice president of Lodge
No. :, {. Y. A; W. I.arrabeH trustee
OF the association; Fred l.. Schultz
vice president OF the United Engine
mems Association, and Michael FL
sdss' treasurer OF the Enginemen's
Association.
Department of Justice agents ex-
pected to arraign the men today he
fore Commissioner Mason.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-04-15
RUSSIANS HOLD
ALLIES RESPONSIBLE
Bv The Associated Press.

% TIC ASSocsdtsd PTes5.
VLADIVOSrOK, April 15. AL
allied nations are held responsible fol
the tragic results of the Japanese at
tack April 8. which ousted the Rus
sian revolutionary government from
control says a statement made public
by M. Medvidieff. head of the revolu-
tionary regime.
In lodging protest against the
Japanese action, Medvedieff declares
he addresses all the allies, as inter-
vention was taken by them collective
ly In Siberia, and he asserts respon-
sibility must be shared equally by
them.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-04-15
Food In Mail Trains.

NEW YORK. April 15-The rail-
way mail service is handling food
which usually comes by express or
freight, It was announced today Nine
army trucks continue in the mail SER
vice in Jersey City railroad yards
and fourteen trucks have been made
available for Manhattan by the assist
ant postmaster general for the sup
Elementary postal service in carry
Ing perishable foods.
The department of justice and the
posto1ice authorities have decided TO
prosecute strikers interrupting the
ms
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FOR SALE

A highly desirable residence,
No. 157 Rector st. Persons in
terested will phone 32S-R for ap-
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New England Needs Coal

Bv The Associated l'ress
BOSTON. April 15.--A serious
shortage of coal for New Englands
railroads and industries threatened to-
day to necessitate early curtallment
of all passenger schedules and partial
Industrial shutdowns. Coal stocks OF
the railroads were said TO be sufficient
for four or five days on normal oper-
ations.
Industries suffered through coniisca-
ton of the railroads or eomplerelal
cal in transit with no replenishment
of bins In sight. The New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad an
nounced that drastic reduction IN pas
senger service may be expected sat
urday or Monday. Officials declared
that eurtallment of conditions would
not Immediately follow settlement OF
the strikes elsewhere OF railroad en-
ployes as it would be sometime before
stifficient coal could reach this Sec
ton.
CONTINUED on page 80
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-04-15
Caydo,s Tidal Postponcd

Patrolman Joseph Gavdo's trial be-
fore the police committee scheduled
for last night. was postponed until
tomorrow night due to the illness of
Alderman William G. Wilson, chair
man Of the police committee.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-04-15
Confesses He Killed Child

STUBINVILLE. o., April 15.--Harry
Miller, 26, OF Akron. was held In the
county Jail here today after having
publicly confessed to the murder OF
eleven year old Frances South. dur
ing a revival service last night at
little church at Beach Bottom, w. Va.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-04-15
Girl Reported Missing

NEW BRUNSWICK. April ia
four year old girl by the name of
Louise Feinman of Highland Park has
been reported as missing from her
home. She was first missed about
noon yesterday, and no report of her
return was made up to midnight last
night
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-04-15
British Miners Agree to Offer
D., Vh~ Aex1~Snf~H

LONDON, April 15.-The members
of the miners federation by majority
of 65,135 votes. has decided to accept
the governments offer of a twenty per
cent. increase on gross earnings. The
decision of the men obviate the danger
decision OF the men obviates the dan
ger Of a strike.
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PRESIDENT O. K. AFTER
CABINET CONFERENCE

BU The AsS0ctdfed PreSs.
WASHINGTON. April 15:-Presi-
dent Wilson suffered no i'll effects
from his long session with the cabi-
net yesterday. it was said today at
The White Honse. 1t was the first
meeting with his official family he
attended since he was taken i'll last
fall.
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Judgment for $17S.69


NEW BRUNSWICK, April ia
judgment was rendered in the local
district court this morning for s17S.69
in the case of the Bayonne Supply
Company VS.. Herman Rosenthal, OF
Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-04-15
SENATE TODAY PASSES
ANNEXATION BILL

TRENTON. April 15-The Senate
this afternoon passed the De Voc bill
annexing North Brunswick township
to the borough of Milltown. Yester-
day the bill was laid over because of
some slight opposition. Senator
Brown explained today that ninety
five of the persons affected by the
measure favored the bill.
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WEATHER Incrcss-
ing cloudiness. fol-
lowed By showers to-
night and tomorrow.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30
SAN LUIS POTOSl

La IONA retrolifcra d. san Luis
Potosf debe considerarsc como la con-
tin,lari6n Sur de ii de Talnaulipas;
porque los dep6sitos de petr"'eo en- II
Y otro Estado son de la misma epocG.
ceol6gica. Y estan situadaS entire mHr-
Gas J q &rcniscas terclarias.
Ademas. de uno Il otro lIstado Sc
p~rolouga dc norte a sur Ia misma
formation geological dc wales y mon
taNas. las rocas que las forman So DC
rositaf,on en- e1 misrno orden cronol6-
gico. Y los movimientos orogenices
que en- tres Gpocas distintas han modi-
ficado In cstratigrt!ia general del pals,
So han verificado en- ITO y otro tsta-
90.
Asf pues. las calizas 'EIezocretacicas
de rrIlcSa estratificaci6n. plegadas al
gunas veces Y ~dislocadas otras. que
Sc ven en- la Sierra Madre Orienta de
.TamauIipas Sc observan tanbien en-
Pubiche. Tecom6n y Aqulsmon de
San Luis Potost.
Sob-e csc horiZonta ~CeoloEico. Y en-
e~strat.Hcaci6n concur-arte alGunas
yeces. y otras en- estratificaci0n dis
cordante, descansan las pizarras del
Cretaceo Superior que emo al pie
de Ia Sierra Madre. cerca de Victoria.
" entire Micos, Wales y el Abra del
Estado de San Luis.
Los movimientos orogenlcos Post
Cretaceos Sc advierten en- uno y otro
Estado. V asi mismo los lerantamien-
tns - hGniimIentos del Terciario. mo-
vtmientos cue dieron por resultado "a
formation de las cadenas de montahas
de una parte, y de los grandes esteros
situados al Norte y al Sur del Estado
de Tamaulipas. Ell cuyas ondulaciones
Sc deposito Ia mater!a organica que
do origen a la formation del carbon
eli la cuenca del Bravo, y al petr3leo
en- ia del Panucc.
Durante el cuaternaric huvo act'vt-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30

de asf4it". y dc base de Harai'h" y -
ralt". al sur.
Haricub" IN re@umen 80 's' '",
muc!iu ~Gool5EIc# a. j" largo ''' '''
Bravo So pucde "~r1hi"cer.
1u.-Que 81 'rctarr" :" '.''''I'i'
dcsde 81 Unite d" los '.Ni"""S &c IA
huIhUa con W"'-' H''i''''
uu" cs IA zona DEF n'1o' t''"'" VII
MeNI"".
20. SigwicuGo 81 d'rc"'.'H ''' iI'
. l;r3Vo, e Eoc"r" Irieri'I So
dcsdr cl Sur dc Sabiras ha"ta ID Mu-
ricipalidud de y. Laredo.
3o.-El Eoceno Superior 50 eNtl'hde
desdc Ia MG~niciraiidad dc \. L3F'H'
huSta la dc Guerrero. ram Los "''''
ties de "sta iona '"nt!'n'h 30 l"'
! cient" de carbon ~" y 1' poF ''eh'.
de materials volatIl"s.
En- 81 Ociauo Superior principial
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-OiSTRl6UCION \OEL PSTROLEO
EN- IA REPUSL1CA.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30

Terciarias, parallels a Ia costa, y mu!
tnfluenciada por los diques Y lacoli'
das de la misma roca, tan comun alli
Las areniscaS Y MARCOS estan corta-
das por iufrucc:ones de los mismos
basaltos que son impermeables al Pc
tr6lco Y Dor este le forman I'm dique
Ell Cuvo contacto ha solido hasta la 81
p~erficie Y ha tornado chapopoteras.
Aleunos ge6logos opinan que Ia pre-
sencia de las cha popoteras situadas en-
tales condolences estuatiSraficas son
~indicaciones del p~etr6leo a cierta pro-
fundidad.
al estructura general d"l Tcrciario
eli csta IONA es monoclinai. con sua-
YES ondulaciones que son dcsfavora
bIes para las grandcs acumulaciones
De p~etrdleo.
Los Srs. Yugcs Gonzalez Y Niliare-
10. que han ostuiiado Ia costa del
Edo. dc Tamaulipas refieren haher
encontrado Chapopote fluido Y solidi-
ficado on ambaS margenes del rio So
to Ia Marina.
Hay aGemas chapopoteras en- los
llsares sigUientes: Salsro. Chapopo-
tito. Tierritas Rlancas. Palo Alto d.
~visadcro. GorriGn. san Rafael. q Lo-
DO. Chachuiacas yeDerrdn3aderlto. ST.
trados en- Ia Vida :. Jose de las Ru-
sias; on el Soldaditc n sur del pue-
hfn Soto la Marina.
En- la Vida del Sabine, Municlpall-
dad d. Soto Ia Marina.
Hay bancos de ~chapoDoto en"u-ecl-
do en- Ia playa. cerca de Ruena Vista
on IA Hdp. La LajilIa. situada al y. h
De Jimenez: y en- los ce>roS lie Las
Tortugas. cerca del rio Tames
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...;5.,-,r 80 IA Sierra IIadre IA FOR
S.a. ~-.o,ortc, .ia,a 8, general Ia
- ..,,n,-ro cra a., IA v~erriente
-. dloir o, ~onas anrostas
- n.n;.o,. :. ,,,readas de
..a g.
-, ,.;,.,r,i dA os,a c~orfjgurac!6n
.-. s-,Ll.c.rss como regla general
',~a r,s di,,,n,oe rjsos gcol6sicos en-
,,~,d,s ON ,orrirorfo Americana.
au., H.. T., fror,ora So cnclentran
,.mbisr dentro de Ia Baja California
~rf,rtivam.ure. Ia region central cs-
a formada Dor una cordiIlera de mon
tanas dn caliza Crctacca Il" corta
c~Icyaci5r. guo ararecc talnbi@u en ii
Alta California con una "ran divers!-
dad dc FIoras ' Faunas.
rucins dc Ia cahcZa So dcrosit6 el
Terrjario a,je. en- 81 formation mari
ma es muv comnlctu.
las nizarrss y arcnlsc.S 4" Ia Al
g.. =. Ri, California. so dnriban de los
ra,~ g,-a al jcsconinonerse. die
ro, 81 ,p.,.r;gi MIRA ,mbas rocas.
,r ,roDisrs. ro,rieron en- alcIros
e;,;o, rr.,oe nota,fcos.
- .;n,r.., - ~or,ror+rar dcsdn 81
En"., 49,. ~ r,.e.acoo Sill
-.;., -, ofa,,,o. ,ios has
,ooo ,. 10 o-,.o.o,.
'' .m,. .n 10 or,ca, MARINE
5oso,ior 10 mo,uecos CO.
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lad volc4n,ca de basaItos. i'nprifnlen'
do al pats los Iltimos rasgos iiso"o
uicos que hoy sc ven alSo moctttSh'
dos on ~algunos sitios. debido al trapa-
in constante de erosion de las lllFiaS
ia las c~orrientes V de los vientos.
Las perforacilones ~protundas pr"c'i-
cadas en- IL HuaSteCa PotOSila SUI
ann poco numerOsas relatlNanleite "
su gran extension, q lnsuiiclenteS pa
ra poder formarSe nm crlterio eAac'o
y, cI,rto . yalor comerCial de sus de-
p6sitos de petr6leo.
Por otra parte. los sittos en- donde So
ha encontrado ~Chapopote HUGO y Ell
Gurecido son nunusrosos Y american un
astudio geol6gico ietenido. asi como
tan,hisn las Was de COMMUNICATION. uh
exAmen atentO. para poder opIeiei
exploitation economical.
Las participates zOnas en- donoe IS
han obtenido muestras de petro'eo son
las s~isuientes:
10. A~quisrn6n.
uav rumerosas manifestations de
ne-r6Ieo en- ri aqua de los arroyos que
riAgan 81 canon de Tecom6n. Desde ei
| Tamarindo hasta Tanute et aqua heVa
ma ligera pelfcula de aceite que 10
| comunica Una c~oloraci3n iridiscente.
oa-En Tanute Sc We salir chapopo-
f. b~astante fluido del pozo 'O1o de
Rr.a' entire las estratificaciones de las
| pizarras Neo~-Cretaceas.
En- 81 a1o dc 1900 una Conpahfa or
canizada en- Mexico aGquiri6 Ia propie-
! dad de csc tereno Y principle 2 perfo-
rar hahiendo tenido Ia fortuna de
haber encontrado ~petr6leo a la pro-
fIrdidad de 1873 metros. pero desde a.
quella fecha Sc suspendieron los Tapa-
! jos.
"A. rs muy conGn encontrar lnpreg-
nadas Se petrGleo las Calizas que CO.
roman 81 canon de TecOm0n, Y el Pc
tr6ico que las irnpregna es delSadc.
Este fcnhmeno es mas notable en- Pu-
biche. Algunos g~e6logos 10 explican
diciendo que ri petr6leo ha ~circulado
entire las pizarras Y las c~alizas, emigran
do de IN ~profundidad entire esas dos
classes de rocas que SC encuentran en-
! estratifiCaci6n discordante.
Podria eXplicarse tambiEn csc fen6-
memo fernando en- consideration II
81 netr6leo sometido a una alta tempe
ratura. como dehe ettar en su yaCimien
20. Sc ha vaporizado, subiendo por los
espacios libres Que SO forman entire
dos horizortes on estratifiCtci6n dis
cordante: que Sc ha ~COndensadc y a.
cumulado en- los ospacios capilares de
las calizas dolomitica-
4a.-En Ia p~lanicie Gue Sc eXtiende
entire Tampomol6n y TanqG!an: Tan
cualayul V Fl Higo, hay manifesto
clones de petr6leo en- los barrancos de
los rios Tamuin y Nioctezuma. Las
Tomas bajas estan Glormadas de piza-
rras calizas Neoc-etAcicas. Y en- el
ete del vale las areas. arcillas y alu-
viones Cuaternarios cubren las cali
zas.
5a.-En VI vale situado como a L a
tro kil6matros de Taucolol Sc levan-
tan monttculos de terra vegetal Y ar
ella. hasta una altura de % metros gus
p:;recen 20 ser producto de erosion. ST.
no mas h!en leTartamientos originator
Dor IA salida de gases, pues en- ia base
de esas Tomas Sc d~esprenden hiorocar-
buros gaseosoS. En- IN arroyo vecine
existe TN manantiai de aqua mineral a.
| compahada de h~idrocarburos gaseoso
y sulfuro de hidr6geno.
Hacia FL Norte cQntinta UT rerrent
bajo, p~antanoso y saiino. Los case,
Fasa q la onea
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BsJA CALIFORNIA.

Muy pocOs datos reol6gtcos existen
respecto II la BaJa California, pues la
escasu pobldcl3n Y Ia faitn de Was de
communication han sido, hasta Ell pre-
sente. uu ~obstdculo para SUI studio
Sir embargo de estos inconvenience
podemos utiltzar Jos cstudios superb
clales y e~Xploraclunes ~profundas prac-
ticadas en- Ia Alta California, cerca de
nuestrs frcntsra. pues ell II vertiente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30

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