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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
.R. R. STRIKERS
To PARADE HERE
Mass Meeting Also to be Held
Friday Might Local Situa-
ton Shows Freight Moving

A parade and mass meeting will
be held in this city on Friday night
by the striking railroad men and
''vacationists" from Railway, Eliza
beth, Paterson, Newark, Jersey City,
Hoboken and New York will take
part in the festivities. Only men who
! are still out will be allowed to par
ticipate in the parade.
Marshal Timothy Griffen will line
the marchers Jfo at city hall and the
line will proceed up High street to
Smith street, to State street. to Hall
avenue, to Penn street, to Washing
ton street, to East avenue, to New
Brunswick avenue, to Maple street,
to Smith street, to New Brunswick
avenue and to the Auditorium. In
the Auditorium a mass meeting win
be held and the public are invited to
attend.
Joseph Maloney will preside at this
meeting, and he is arranging to Sc
cure number of noted speakers to
address the gathering. Already he
has succeeded in securing four men
who VIII debate the strikers side of
the question with anybody. The
men are Edward McHugh, chairman
of the executive committee OF Jersey
City; Frank Boland. freeholder
from Hudson county; J. Rosencram,
of Jersey City, a lawyer who passed
the bar in Michigan, and was form
erly n railroad conductor and also
yardmaster. The fourth speaker Sc
cured is Jeff Davis, king of the
Hoboes."
Mr.. Maloney stated this morning
that the public is requested to attend
this meeting SO that they can hear
the reasons why the men are not re-
turning to work. The men working
on the railroads at present Will also
be allowed I'm the hall.
Arrangements are being made to
secure a number Of the leading bands
or drum corps in this city to furnish
the music throughout the line of
march.
Twelve crews were reported to be
working at the Lehigh Valley yards
here today. Much of the work at this
point is being done by forty Lehigh
University students brought here from
the university at Bethlehem. Penn.
For some weeks past the Lehigh
Valley company has been employing
students from the Rutgers College in
New Brunswick. but due to the fact
that these studeH&s. who IT IS reported
did excellent work, were forced TO re-
turn TO their studies. 1t was necessary
to obtain students from the Lehigh
University. 1t was said at the Lehigh
Valley office today that twelve more
of the old men had returned to their
positions.
Although the employees of the rail-
roads in this vicinity are still enjoy
ing their vacations" and even in
view OF the big demonstration they
are to have here on Friday night, the
railroad companies operating trains
in this city and vicinity are able to
keep freight and coal moving and
conditions are said to be improving
each day. Freight IS being received
at all the stations in the city, and the
factories are obtaining carload lot
shipments each day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
TRY TO FIND CRAVE OF ONE
OF "BLUEBEiRD'S" WIVES
Bu The Associated Preas.

1 =
| LOS ANGELES, Cal, May f. -
Guided personally by Walter Andrew
WATSON, alias, James r. Huerit, alleg-
ed bigamist and murderer Los Angeles
county officers expected to renew the
search in an isolated and aesolate
portion OF sandiego county for the
grave of Nina Lee Deloney, one OF
five wives" Watson is said TO have
confessed he killed
( Watson issued a statement review
ling the acts set forth in his alleged
Iconfesslon to the district attorney. 1t
concludes with the query:
! rs 1t reasonable to think my acts
are the work of a sane man, who was
! in a position to control himself or TO
understand the risk of exposure he
ran"
He described himself as ordinarily
tenderhearted and easily moved to
tears at the sight of sadness or dis
tress and ever ready to help relieve
conditions and working as best he
could ito make the world better lie
said he lived with three wives at
the same time in San Francisco, and
rlsked detection by escorting them to
restaurants and theatres and mad
done virtually the same thing in
other cities.
81 wonder If the public cannot see
the logical position of my case ana
instead of clamoring for revenge give
my action and mental condition just
consideration My every act shows |
am to be pitied more than blamed
for having developed into this
strange and uncomfortable condition
for / am anything else but my natur-
al self" -
In making the statement public
the attorney described 1t as his
clients "unafded verbatim statement,
written in long hand by himself
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
ASK pOSTPONMENT OF
OCCUPATION OF TH2ACE

CONSTANTINOPIiE, May 4.-En-
tente powers have been asked by Da-
mad Ferid, grand yizier. TO postpone
occupation of Thrace until after tho
Turkish delegation can be heard by
the peace conference in Paris.
Four Greek divisions are at Salon
Xxi, awaiting orders to~ advance into
1hrace. Turkish nationalists do nos
desire to fight against the sultan de-
clared Mustapha Kennel Pasha. ad-
dressing the nationalist congress
which opened at Angora. April 81
ION the contrary" he said. they
are praying for his deliyerance from
foreign domination and are doing
everything TO free him from alien con-
trol. ."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
RAILROADS TO ASK
30 PER CENT. RAISE

NEW YORK. May A. - Railroads
east of the Mississippi and north Of
the Ohio and Potomac have agreed
to ask for 80 per cent. increase in
freight rates, according to T. G. Buck
land. Vice President of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
Those roads, says Mr.. Buckland in
a statement made public at Hartford,
Conn, cover what is known as the
official classification territory. He de-
clarcd they would demand no increase
in express passenger rates, but that
the Interstate Commerce Commission
might see fit to raise some commuta-
tion fare which are So low as to make
the line5 unprofitable
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
VETO LIKELY IN
MOVE.FOR PEACE
Resolution Calling For end of
the War Almost Sure to be
Vetoed by President Wilson
By The Associated Press
VIA GHINGTnNv NJ


WASHINGTON, May Am the
opinion of administration officials
close to President Wilson the Knox
peace resolution Is certain to be
vetoed If adopted by Congress. 1t
was said at the White House today
that no one had been authorized to
speak with final authority for the
President, but 1t was intimated that
the general expectation among those
in his confidence was that he would
adhere strictly to the position he an
nounced last summer against any
form of separate peace.
In outlining their belief that the
President would veto such a resolution
administration officials recalled his
letter to Senator Fall last summer
declaring that to make a separate
peace would be stain on the nations
honor. They said they knew of no
reason to believe that the chief exec
utive had changed his mind. That Is
that the view also held by many ad-
ministration senators who are ex-
pected to fight the peace resolution
but who also expect that If 1t is pass
ed the President will return 1t to con-
gress unapproved.
Senator Glass, Democrat of Vir-
ginia, who on previous occasions has
been consulted by his colleagues re-
garding the Presidents position on is
sues of the treaty fight, was at the
White House today and had a long
talk with Secretary Tumulty. Senator
Glass said he did not see the Presi=
dent and both he and Secretary Tum-
ulty declined to reveal details of their
discussion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Voting I'm Kentucky.
Gu The A ssoctafed Iress.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 4-Ap-
proximately $500 delegates assembled
at their state convention here today
to elect at large and district delegates
to the Democratic national conven-
tion, national committeeman and
formulate plans In preparation for
November election.
A majority of the delegates to to-
days convention elected Saturday at
county mass conventions are pledged
to support the candidacy for the Pres
idential nomination of Governor
James NJ. Cox. OF Ohio.
Party leaders said this would mean
that the big four" delegation and
twenty-five district representatives
probably would be sent to the ma
tional convention instructed for Cox
1t appeared today that former
United States Senator Johnson n.
Camden, of Versailles, would be un-
opposed for election as national COM
mitteeman from Kentucky
There will he eight delegates from
the state at large each with a half
vote. Democratic leaders said this
morning. Those mentioned include
four men and four women.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Few Railroad Strikers out.

BIZ Special Correspondent
SOUTH AMBOY. May 4-The
strike situation in this city remains
very much the same. Practically all
Of the railroad men have returned to
work. The boatmen are still out.
The Eastern Coal Dock Company are
doing about a fifty per cent. business,
the tows being handled by private In
tercst tugs Since the strike there
has been but one p. r. r. tug in the
local harbor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Ru The Associated PCS

WARSAW, May 3:-The BOlsEc-
Wiki are entrenching in the hills on
the west bank of the Dnieper river
in great semi-circle with their
backs against Kiev. the Ukranian
capital. according to information to-
day from the front The fight for
possession OF Kiev is at its height,
raging day and night along the lines
through valleys and rivers. Both
sides are using artillery but Kiev has
not been bombarded by Poles. 1t is
reported the Poles. within forty-five
kilometers (about twenty eight
miles) of kiev ase making effective
use of armored trains, armored auto
mobiles and other modern equip
ment.
From the north the Poles are pro-
ceeding southwark below the Priepet
and Dnieper rivers with a flotilla
using some monitors recently taken
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
STRIKERS PARADE ON
SIDEWALKS IN WATERBURY
BIZ The Associated Press

By The Associated Press
WATERBURY,, Conn.,, May A.
Police officers went on street duty
equipped with riot guns today as
several thousand striking unskilled
employees of the brass and metal
working plants here marched in a
column of twos on the sidewalks
when parade permits were refused.
Several were arrested on charges Of
attempting to intimidate non-striker ers
portion of the local home guards
were at the state armory and squads
Of city guards at the police station
were held In readiness for a call. No
trouble developed. however.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
ORDERED TO SING SING
YEARS AFTER Thief I
Bp The Associated Press

BU he A63UCIuFtH
NEW YORK. May 4-Seven years
after he had stolen $1,000 in travellers
checks and more than three years
after his conviction John ]. Johnson.
of Atlantic City, N. j.. today was or
dered to Sing Sing to begin serving
sentence from five to nine and one
half wears. Johnson stole travellers
checks from Emil Robitzek in June,
1913 as the man was on his way TO
Europe, but held the checks for three
years before attempting to cash
them. In November. 1915. johnson
was arrested after he cashed five 500
checks. Recently his conviction was
frpheld
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Democrats Select Texas Delegates


DALLAS, Texas, May 4:-Texas
Democrats in county conventions
were selecting delegates to the state
Democratic convention which in turn
on May 25 will name the Texas rep
resentatives to the national conven-
tion at San Francisco. OF the 400
state convention delegates TO be Sc
lected today more than 1900 will carry
instructions to vote for full endorse
ment of the administration OF Presi-
dent Wilson.
The elements which waged a cam
paign against endorsing the admins
tration, headed by Joseph w. Daley,
former United States senator. proba
bly, will control less than $50 state
convention votes.
The latest tabulated unofficial re-
turns from the precinct conventions
showed 1910 votes for the admins
tration forces and forty-nine for the
anti-administration element. More
than 100 precincts were missing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Formulation of Orange Grows

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The pop
ulation of Orange. is 33.239, an in
'crease of 5000, or IL. per cent
over 1910.
West Orange 1888 increase 1893.
or 41,S per cent. the census bureau
announced today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Retirement Is Admitted
he 4 SSogIQfed Dress

MOSCOW, May 3:-Retirement
OF Russian bolshevik forces from
Fastrova. about thirty-five miles
southwest of kiev. is admitted in an
official statement issued by the war
minister. Fierce fighting continues
southeast of Chmerinka. the state
ment says.
Occupation OF the town of Shem-
akha, about sixty-five miles southwest
of Baku IN the Caucasus region, by
Bolshevik troops occurred April 80,
It was announced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
poetnone Tschen Action

PARIS, May 4.-The conference OF
ambassadors today decided 10 post
pone the plebiscite in the Tschen DIS
t,1ct of Silesia until July IL. instead
OF Nav -. the date Originally fixed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
To Form New Spanish Cabinet

MADRID, May eduardo Dato,
former premier and liberal leader ac-
cepted King Alfonso's invitation TO
form a new cabinet which he prob
ably will head.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Rebels Hold Chlhauhau

JUAREZ, Mexico, May Through
the bloodless revolt of Juarez and
capitulation of General Francisco Ur-
balelIo and his Yaqui Indians at Casas
Grandes the Sonora revolutionists
claimed virtual control of the state OF
! Chihauhau and that the way was
paved for an unobstructiYe advance
against Torreon from where a canf-
paign IS TO be launched against Mexi-
leo City.
With the capitulatiOn of Juarez, the
revolutionists obtained control of the
majority of custom houses through
which hundreds of thousands of dol
ars in revenue has been developed
for the Mexican government
Comparatively small bodies OF troop
remained loyal to Carranza at other
border towns east of here. At Chihau-
hau City, state capital order is being
preserved. Political prisoners have
been Fl eed and protection assured
Americans and other foreigners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Refugees Lost at Sea

BU The ASSOCfuItd I'FtSS
LONDON. May A considerable
number of Russian bourgeoise who
ned from south Russia and Asia
Minor perished during q storm in the
Black sea. Fourteen ships laden
with refugees were lost, the dispatch
says.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

The Collector of Revenue here
by gives notice that the sale o.
land for unpaid taxes and nluni-
cipal liens stands adjourned to
the 18th day of May, 1920, at 10
A. NJ, at City Hall.
Dated, May 4, 1920.
(signed) E. B. WALkER,
Collector of Revenue for the
City of Perth Apaboy,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Official Held For Embezz,ement.

IA KEDD, Texas May 4-EOsme
Hinojosa, former postmaster general
in the Carranza government, under
bond here charged with bringing
embezzled property into Texas was
acting as the authorized agent of tho
Sonora revolutionary government
when he brought $4,000 in Mexican
federal stamps, according to q tele-
gram received from Governor de la
Huerta, OF Sonora. Senior Jose ar
rested on complaint of the local Mex
lean consul, charging embeZzlement
of Mexican government funds. made
a statement before the grand jury
yesterday He is at liberty on 81 900
bond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
REBEL GRIP GROWS STRONGER IN MEXICO;
JUAREz FALLS WITHOUT ANY BLOODSRED;
WASHINGTON IS WATCHING SITUATION
Reds Backs Against Kiev
Poles Strike Again Against R SSian BOshevki Forces
Armoued Trains With Great Effect Moscow DISPATCHES
Admit Retirement for the Troops of Soviet Government

at Czernobyl. the notilla base of the
Reds
Reports received here say the
plans of Leon Trotsky, bolshevik war
minister, for defense of Kiev called
for the replacing of General Miczec-
kow by General Szwiezdow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Food Situation Acute

By The AsSocidTed Press
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. May 4.-The
food situation here is becoming acute
as the railroad strike continues. Sugar
virtually is unobtainable even for
babies. Wholesalers have been with
out sugar for several days and res
taurants are using syrup for Il substi-
tute.
This serious food condition coupled
with reports that thirty-five thousand
men are idle has caused the city coun-
Gil to telegraph the railroad labor
board at Washington asking for quick
action on the mems demands The
city clerk has been instructed to ask
other cities to take similar action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

Blue Ribbon Buttsr--The Perfect Butter.
Churned from sweet cream Of pedigreed
cattle. Try a carton today.
15s9O--5-4-12-2f-2s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

Steam Vulcanfzfak. Let George DO II.
Largest. Quickest. Cheapest Best Phone
1873: New Brunswick Ave. Most complete
In this state. lteIs-f-ls-u'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Wood Wins I'm Maryland
By The Associated fress

By The Associated IresS
BALTIMORE, May 4:-Majoi
General, Leonard Wood defeated SEN
ator Johnson in an unusually light
vote yesterday in the primaries for
Maryland's preference for Republi-
can presidential nominee by a ma
Jority OF 7,S41 according to virtually
complete returns. The few missing
districts are scattered and are not
expected TO materially alter the re-
suit.
The vote was Wood $1,000; John
son, S,059.
According to returns Gen. Wood
will have 116 of the 129 delegates to
the state convention which will name
sixt cen delegates to the national con-
vention. These will be instructed
according to state election laws to
vote as a unit for Wood as long as In
their conscientious judgment" he
has q reasonable chance of winning
the nomination. There was no DEM
ocratic contest and the delegates will
go to San Francisco uninstructed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Too Many Eating Cake

BU The ssOCidted PreSc
WASHINGTON. May 4-ToO many
people eating cake and too many
who find Il almost impossible to get
enough bread was the underlying
cause of unrest in the country f. +.
Cradle. president of the United
brotherhood OF Maintenance of Way
Employees and Railway Shop Labor
ers, declared today before the rail-
road labor board Argumenting for
an increase of seven cents an hour
Mr.. Grabel declared the majority of
the men in his organization We're
working for less than starvation
wages. q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Voting In Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 4.-Fair
weather and q deep rooted interest in
the campaign is expected to produce
la heavy vote today in Indiana pref
erential primary. Special interest
naturally centers in the Republican
presidential contests between four
leading aspirants. Major General
Leonard Wood. Governor Frank o.
Lowden, of Illinois; Senator Hiram w.
johnson, of California and Senator
Warren G.. Harding.
There are no candidates for Demo-
|cratic nomination for president on the
ballot and the Indiana law forbids the
writing in OF names.
Four Democratic candidates are
seeking the endorsement for the
Igubernatorial nomination. Three Re
Ipublicans are in the race for nomina-
Ition OF governor. The voters will Sc
lect delegates to the state convention
of both parties.
Delegates to the national convention
will be named at the state convention.
According to legal opinion women may
not vote at primaries but may do so
at election In November.
Unless one candidate receives q ma
jority over all others in the race for
presidential nomination in Indiana
delegates will go uninstructed. Dele
gates elected to the state convention
tional convention. The selections will
be made the night before the state
convention to be held later in May.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

II
4 Buy factory seconds direct from factory.
81. f5f7s-4-z0-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

1919 Dodge Touring with Winter Top:
like new, $9e6. Sections Garage
i5esc--4-22-tf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
SCALE COMMITTEE MEETS

WASHINGTON. May 4.-Confer-
ences between Secretary Wilson and
the sub scale committee of anthracite
miners and operators looking to a
new wage agreement were continued
at the department of labor. The ses-
sion was executive and those attend
ing continued their attitude of silence
as to negotiations.
p A. Hdwe. for Carpet weepers.
4-fe-tf tues. thurs. sats
studebaker Coupe. $3.50. sexton's Ga
rage. f525e-4-22-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
Relief Shown in Official Circles
by Reported Victory of Rival
Forces Against Carranza
is INTERNATIONAL DANGER
Preparations for Safeguarding
U. S. Interests Before Rio
Grande Are Also Continued

By The Associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 4.--Relief was
shown both in government circles and
by revolutionary agents today when
III became known that Juarez, Mexico,
where revolutionary fighting always
has been a potential international
danger he'd been taken by the re )sIs
without a fight. While preparations
for safeguarding Americans at east
coast ports OF Mexico by the diA-
patch of additional labor units went
forward and Carranza's reply TO the
sharp representation made BY this
government regarding the MUIR
der Of two more Americans In Mex
leo City was awaited the chief interest
appeared to be in modified military
plans Il was assumed the occupation
of the border town would cause rebel
leaders to adopt.
The rebels now have succeeded III
taking frCm CarranZa aimrst half his
territory without a battle bnt military
men who have watched degeiopments
assume a few stubborn contests are
inevit1' le unless averted by further
dissection ir federal forces.
Notwithstanding the rapid progress
Of the lebels there has a.sn moth rg
in reports received to cause American
officers to believe carranza will be
forced to surI ender for q considerable
perioF OF time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
General Strike of Mexican Labor

BU The dSSOcidted Press
Aqua PRIETA. May A general
strike of Mexican labor is a potential
weapon possessed by the revolutionists
for use against President Earranza.
President Il. Elias Gales, military
commander In the northwest, said
here today.
Labor organizers are active every
where in Mexico for the liberal con-
stitutionalist movement" he said
THE general strike will be called
only as a last resort and from the
success attending the revolutionary
1t will not be necessary. Our aim
is to disturb conditions and industry
as little as possible"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04
IN MENIORIAM

In sad and loving remembrance OF a dear
husband and father, who entered into eter-
nal rest one year ago today. MAY 4. 1919.
MRS. j. w. DILL AND FAMILY.
1bes3-5-4-1ts
p A. Howe. for Bathroom Fixtures.
4-29-tf tueA. thurs sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

p A. Hdwe. for cuIfiyators.
A-2p-if tues thurs SAT-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

Guaranteed Pure Filtered Water for
Laundry and Bath: gallons per minute
ntted up complete $1,000. f. J. Lar4in. 223
Market St. Tel. 1873.
1542s-4-27-f. tues. thurs. SAT-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

p. A. Hdwe for Clothes wringers.
4-2s-.f tues. thurs. sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-04

urEATHER-FAr; contin-
ned cool tonight and to-
morrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
PHILOSOPHY a LA NEBRASKA Ahp BELGIUM ON THIS PAGE

h"tograph~ CopyflGhed hy ntcrnationa
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
We Have Paused and Still Don t
Know

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The average student at Column
ba Law School has had ample oppor-
tunities of meeting the modern type of
college girl, and has usually avaiIed
himself Of such opportunities to his
undoubted pleasure and benefit The
students arc no more "afraid' of the
admission of female students than the
cadets and midshipmcn would be in
case such step were suggested at the
military or naval academy However,
they are almost unanimously opposed
to tho admission Of women students at
the Law School, for they realize that
the resulting disadvantages would much
more than offset any supposed advan-
tagcs or benefits which could possibly
be gained thereby
If the editor Of The Tribune will
pause TO think over the matter. | feel
sure that, as tho we'll known treason
able man." he will realize lust what
those disadvantages. resulting from the
admission OF women students, would be.
without having to have any one emu
merate them for HIS benefit in detail.
DEWITT MASON.
New York, April 20, l92o