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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-21
enterprise. 1t will be one of our
chief assets in the campaign"
Confident of Victory.

Confident of Victory.
I'VE enter the campaign. not
hopefully" he said, but in the alb
solute confidence of victory, be-
cause we deserve to win We are
confident because we have fought
for progress before and we have
met and conquered reaction before.
The stronghold before us is not
new to us. Nor is there anything
new in the antagonist before us,
tSenator Harding, the republican
canddate). magnificent gentleman
that he is, our friend and neighbor,
In 1912 he fought for the cause OF
reaction. We won because we
stood for progress. And we shall
win again.
Il will carry the cause to the
people," said Governor Cox in con-
clusion. 1--WE are not ashamed OF
the doctrines we proclaim. | assure
them that as God gives me strength
/ will justify the confidence that
has been reposed in me-
Lay All Cards on Table.
Mr.. Roosevelt, referring to Cow
ernor Coxs statements regarding
campaign funds, said the democrats
would 'lay all cards on the table,
including campaign funds.
Il hope the other party will see,
not only the wisdom but the good
American spirit in not hiding ITS
light under a bushel, said Mr'
Roosevelt, who returned to Wash
ington tonight.
The governor and Mr.. Roosevelt
praised the service of the retlrinS
chairman, MIR, Cummings, the tor-
mer stating that Mr.. CUMMINGS
sreech ct san Francisco II read by
every voter, would make cam
paign unnecessary.
Mr.. White said he would an
nounce his campaign plans later
and urged united party assistance
"In this campaign said the new
chairman, men and not dollars are
going to count. Democracy IS not
on the defensive but ready 10
charge against the enemy
The new chairman was assistant
TO Mr.. Moore in Governor CoXs
convention campaign. His home is
At Marietta, which district he rep
resented in congress for three
terms.
Born. Reared in New York.
Mr.. White was born and reared
in Elmira, n. Y. He graduated
from Princeton university While
President Wilson was a professor
Entering the oil business, Mr'
White has amassed comfortaoie
fortune in oil drillings put preyl-
ously he found gold in the kion-
dixie.
Mr.. White today said he was
dry" on prohibition affairs.
In electing Mr.. White chairman;
the national committee reelected
all other officers, including Wilbur
Narsh Of Iowa, treasurer. The COM
mittee also added Miss Charie
Williams of Tennessee to the vice
ehairmanship. ]. J, Hughes, OF
Des Moines, Ia, was elected SER
geant at arms,
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WILL CLAMP LID ON
ALONG SONORA LINE

-, norSNo JOURNAL SPECIAL IsAsso wiHsI
Nogales, AriZ., July 20.-Gov-
ernor Borquez of Sonora issued an
official order today that no wines,
beers or liquors may be sold within
$50 meters of the International
line. The order is effective August
l. The governor upon his arrival
in Nogales tomorrow. will be pre-
sented with petition signed by
many Americans who have Invested
thousands of dollars in cafe fit
tings. asking that ne reconsider his
Iukase. q
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CORPORATION FORMED
TO BUY PRINT PAPER
rsr MORNING ,oussAl SPECIAL LEASED WIRE

Ames. Ia, July 20,--Plans for n
corporation to be known as the
Iowa Press corporation, capitalized
at $4,000, for the purpose of buy
ing news print paper from Iowa
publishers have been set under way.
Purchase of paper direct from the
mills is proposed.
G. l.. Caswell, field secetary of
the Iowa Press association, pre-
sented the propositions to editors
and publishers of Iowa newspapers
at the fourth annual country news
paper short course held In the Iowa
State college.
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WEATHER

FORECAST.
Denver, July 20.--New Mexico:
Unsettled, possibly showers We'd
nesday or Thursday.
Arizona: Fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
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FIESTA IS GIVEN IN
HONOR GEN. OBREG0N

10y nosHiNs JovshAL SPECIAL LEASED wissl
Nogales, Ariz.. July 20.--GeneraI
Alvaro Obregon will leave here to-
morrow morning for Mexico City.
He will make a swing of the south
ern states In his campaign for the
presidency. A band CONCERT and a
General eiasta wss held tonight in
honor of the general. .--..--
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APPROXIMATELY Fl PER CENT WAGE INCREASE is GIVEN RAILROAD O
O. P Raising Suh Fund "Suent Sgger the Senbes Nation
G. 0. p. ATTITUDE
ON BOOZE QUESTION
O. K, SUNDAY SAYS

Hood River, Ore, July 20
William A. (Billy) Sunday,
evangelist mentioned in Lin
coin, Neb., dispatches as pos
sible nominee for vice presi-
dent by the prohibition party,
said today that he deemed it
hardly necessary for the prohi-
bitionists to confer with him
as to their choice, since he was
satisfied with the republican
party's attitude on the liqucr
question.
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MOVING PICTURE
WORKERS STRIKE
IN METROPOLIS
More Than 1000 Walk Out,
Gripping Film Plants:
Want More Pay, Shorter
Hours, Union Recognition.

tsv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wisEl
New York, July 2O.--More than
1000 moving picture workers In
New York and vicinity went on
strike today. tieing up or Gripping
a score of film plants,
The reason given for the walk
out is the failure of the national
association of the motion picture
industry to meet the demands of
the workers for increases in wages.
shorter hours and recognition OF
the union, -,
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LOCAL REPORT.
Conditions for the twenty-four
hours ended at p. m. yesterday,
recorded by the university:
Highest temperature ..S7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
TWO MORE BIG EVENTS
FOR RARITAN YACHT CLUB

On Saturday night Of this week.
another OF the regular bi-weekiy
dances of the Raritan Yacht Club
VIII be held IN the assembly hall Of
the club house. The music will be
furnished by the T. A. B. Trio. OF
this city. These affairs have proven
quite popular during the summer
months and with the advent Of COOL
er weather and the termination Of
the vacation season II is expected
that the attendance will be very
much larger than heretofore.
The entertainment committee has
announced Friday night, September
IT. as the date for the next enter
tainment for the members and their
ladies. The program to be present.
ed In the past and a delightful even-
ing Will be in store for all. The
entertainers who viii appear are
Miss Rae Betsey. an unusually tall
ented vocalist and violinist who has
an extensive repertoire and who in
stantly makes an immense hit with
her heares: Miss Lucy Torge, an ex-
ceptional contralto, who by her
pleasing manner and charming voice
never fails to captivate her audi
ence. and Prof. Melix Neumann, a
past master in the art Of legerde-
main and mind reading who will pre-
sent a most battling series OF deceiv-
ing tricks and sleight-of-hand man
ipulations which are sure TO win
much merited applause.
The entertainment will be follow
ed by dancing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
CITY BRIEFS

The first meeting Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society of the First
Presbyterian church after the sum-
mer vacation will be held this COM
ing Sunday night in the chapel in
Rector street. The meeting will
start at $40 o'clock and 1t Is ex-
pected that a large gathering of the
members of the society will be seen
out at this time.
DIR. Charles s. Thompson,
health officer and secretary of the
local board of health is on his way
to attend the American Public
Health Association convention in
San Francisco, California. DR..
Thompson will represent the board
at the convention. During his abb
sence the local office will be in
charge of Thomas d. Wilhelm, as
sistant health officer.
-Patrolman John Kurpiel was
detailed to the storehouse of Frank
Gold on New Brunswick avenue at
the top of Maple street about 5
o'clock this morning where 1t was
reported someone was trying to
gain entrance. The officer went to
the liquor storehouse, and made. a
search around the premises but
could find no one.
The regular meeting of the CO.
operative Women's Guild will be
held in Dana hall tonight. All mem
bers are requested to be present as
important business will be trans
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
LODGES

Twenty members Of Violet
Rebekah Lodge, No. Sc, Odd Fellows.
went over from here to Hackensack
last night for a visit to the Hacken-
sack Lodge. They went over BY
bus leaving Odd Fellows hall about
$50 o'clock and the retur trip vas
after midnight. Two buses with
members Of the order also started
out from Roosevelt for the meeting
which was largely attended by
members from the vicinity Of
Hackensack. Fifteen candidates
were initiated into the order. After
the meeting a collation. was served
and a reception was rendered the
visitors.
The first degree will be con-
ferred on candidates by Valhalla
Lodge No. ITS, Odd Fellows, at its
meeting tonight at Odd Fellows
hall. instructor Paul Peterson has
had his team together this week
for rehearsal for the work. Prep
arations will be made at this time
for comforting the second degree at
the meeting next week.
A meeting of San Salvador
Council No. 299, Knights of Column
bus, will be held tonight at the 9th
house in High street. Several i'm
portant matters are expected to
come up at this time Of interest to
every member of the council. Plans
for the lawn fete to be held on the
grounds of the council from Septem-
Der ~ to September rs. inclusive,
will be talked over at the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
POLICE NEWS

Patrolman William Peterson
found a lost girl about years
old at the foot of Cortland street
yesterday. The girl was taken to
police headquarters and later turn
ed over to her parents.
Sergeant Niels Tonnesen received
a report that a bicycle was taken
from in front of the post office yes
terday. The bicycle is painted
brown and belongs Il the Standard
Underground Gable company.
A bunch of keys found on Cor
don street yesterday were turned
over to Traffic Officer Albert Nc
Donald.
Andrew Mikkelson brought two
boys and a girl to the police station
last night. They were found wan
.dering on Lewis street. and ranged
in age from four to seven years.
Their parents called for them.
Stephen Ruschinks of Harrison
and Julius Schenchebuck of Passaic
arrested by Patrolman William
Peterson yesterday were given the
preference this morning of paying
a $50 fine or going to the workhouse
for ninety days. Both men were
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly.
Olga Spindler reported to PATROL
man Patrick Kilmurray yesterday
that a man named Joe Marona stole
a wrist watch from her. The officer
searched the man but could not find
the match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
MONMOUTH FREEH0LDERS
AWARD SIX CONTRACTS

FREEHOLD. Sept. 8. The
Monmouth county Board of Free
holders yesterday awarded six small
contracts at an aggregate cost of
.$15,732.71 besides a contract for the
building of a half mile section of
gravel road lying between Jacksons
Mills and Lakewood, for which Mon
and Ocean counties share the
expense. This contract went to AL
bert w. Hopkins of New Egypt at
s~2,794.1S. The contracts and the re-
spective successful bidders were:
Driving piling and constructing a
sidewalk on the northerly side of
the Sea View avenue, Long Branch,
George Woolley and Corlies How
land, 1886; constructing a timber
along Ocean boulevard,
Atlantic Highlands, Thompson, Mat
thews & Co., Red Bank, $4S5; re-
planking bridge on Matawan-Holm-
del road, William A George. Mata-
wan, $~1,390.S2; replanking bridge at
Matawan, w. A. George. $1,202.14;
building core wall and abutments
to bridge at Milhurst, Linus R..
Gilbert, Bound Brook. $685.; Ford
auto, closed depot body, for use of
county tuberculosis hospital, Eastern
Auto Sales Co.. Long Branch,
SI,133.70.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
PILOTS URGE DEEP WATER
MEETING IN N. Y. TOMORROW

Deeper waterways in this vicinity
was the subject discussed at the
meeting of the New Jersey Pilot
Commission which met at the pilot
house here this morning and the au-
thorities will hear from the COM
mission Immediately. There will be
a public hearing in the Army Build
ing. 80 Whitehall street, New York
City. tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. At this time both sides of
the question in connection with a
preliminary examination and sur
vey, ordered by congress of Wood
bridge Creek will be heard, and at
IL o'clock the question of the ex-
animation and survey of the chan
mel north of Shooters Island be-
tween New York and New Jersey
with a view OF removing the shoal
west of Shooters Island to a depth
sixteen feet will be taken up.
At the meeting this morning, the
commissioners selected Secretary
William 4. Cox of Elizabeth to rep
them at hearing which will
possibly result in the deepening of
Of the waters in this vicinity.
1t is the idea of the con mission to
at least make known what improve
ments are essential here at this
time.
All interested parties are invited
to attend the hearing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
HERBERT BUSY MAN
IN CONGRESS RACE

BY STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 9-The
Harding-Coolidge Club in Raritan
township will hold a big meeting to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock. John w.
Herbert will be present to address
the gathering, as will Harry Maxll,
Jr.. of Newark. who will speak for
Mr.. Herbert.
John w. Herbert attended the
annual clambake of the local For
est of Tall Cedars of Lebanon,
which vas held at Forest Park last
night. About 200 were present at
this bake, Mr.. Herbert being an in
vited guest.
Prior to coming here to attend the
Tall Cedar clambake Mr.. Herbert
attended the meeting of the Repub-
lican Club at Seabright where he
addressed the gathering in behalf
of his candidacy for the Republi-
tan nomination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
To
TOUR JERSEY
Democratic Vice Presidential
Candidate Coming Soon---
Hope to Get Cox Visit Later
By Special corr..ponh.n,

~ GREItaA correspondent
TRENTON, Sept. 9.-Democrstic
state Chairman Charles F. Mcdonald
today announced that Franklin X.
Roosevelt. nominee for vice president
on h Democratic ticket, will como
into New Jersey for a speaking tour
OF one days duration Monday. Sep
TENDER 81. Mr.. Mcdonald has Just
been advised to this effect by Senator
Pat Harrison, chairman Of the
speakers bureau OF the national COM
mittee. 1t has not been determined
as 10 what counties Mr.. Roosevelt
VIII talk In. This will be settled at
the meeting of the Democratic state
committee scheduled for next Tues
DAY at noon here in the state head
quarters. The meeting will be held
under daylight saving time. It Is
Iikeiy, however. that several stops
Tor the vice presidential nominee
viii be arranged for Essex and Hud-
son counties.
Prior to the meeting of the state
committee there will be q session of
n campaign committee of ten. made
up OF i've men and five ONE Mrs.
Philip McKim Garrison, OF Essex
county. one of the women members
n campaign executive committee.
called at the state headquarters here
yesterday and discussed plans for the
coming campaign with State Chair
man Mcdonald. In his letter to the
state chairman concerning the
i~ntinerary of the presidential and
vice presidential nominees, Senator
Harrison stated, I'VE hope to have
Mr.. Cox in your state at a very early
date"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
Foresters Nominate Omcers.

The nomination OF officers took
place last night at a meeting of
Court Standard No. III, Foresters
of America, when the following were
chosen for the ensuing term: Chief
ranger, Charles M%errello; sub-chief
ranger Julius Bergman; recording
secretary. Lawrence j.. Clancy; sem
for woodward. J. Niegreen; junior
woodward. Philip r. Beatty: junior
beadle, Thomas B. Layden; lectur-
err. Frank Beatty and William Bum
Bunton. The office of senior beadle
was left open until the next meet
ing. when the election scheduled
to take place. Three applications
for membership were received and
two candidates were initiated into
the court.
The bowling committee made its
report and all members wishing to
be signed UP for the team will meet
at Bohnsack's alleys tomorrow
night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
FIELD
DAY SATURDAY
Lots of Events for Children
and Grownups : Prizes in
Gold Are to be Given.

BY Special Correspondent.
FORDS, Sept. 9:-This place will
be the scene of a big field day this
coming Saturday on the large plot
Of ground on the southeast corner
of Main street and Ford avenue,
and which Is at present under con-
sideration as the site for the new
school and playground OF the fu-
ture.
The field day events will begin at
3 O'Clock and the first two listed on
the program are to be a girls doll
carriage parade and a boys wagon
parade. Two prizes are to be given
to the two best decorated carriages
and wagons, IS and $3.50 gold
pieces. The full schedule Of events
Is as follows:
Girls of all ages are eligible for
entrance in the doll carriage parade
and the ten yard peanut and tooth
pick race. Those between six ard
nine may enter the thirty yard race,
the fifteen yard run and hop rae
and the fifteen yard sack race Those
from ten to fifteen years old may
compete in the forty-five yard race,
the twenty-five yard run and hop
race and the twenty-five yard sack
race.
Boys of all ages may enter the
wagon parade. the twenty-five yard
potatoe and toothpick race, and the
straddle ball event, with ten boys to
a team. Those between six and nine
may compete in the fifty yard race,
the twenty yard run and hop race,
the standing jump and the running
jump. Boys between ten and fifteen
years Of age may enter for the ninety
yard race, the twenty-five yard run
and hop race, the 100 foot sack
race the standing jump and the run
ming jump.
Fifty dollars in prizes are to be
given away, two prizes being offered
in every event but the standing and
awning jumps. the first receiving a
FIRST prize and the second q second.
During the intermission between
events Howard Valentine, mayor of
Woodbridge township. Melvin H.
Clum, a member of the Woodbridge
township school board, and. George
w. Wood. cashier of the Ford's Bank.
will speak. A band has been obtained
to render occasional selections.
The evening will be more or less
devoted to the grownups, dancing oc-
cupying the program from 8 to 1850
o'clock. This will be staged on the
square in front of the bank building
and will be free to all. Cake. ice
cream, hot dogs" candy, drinks
and peanuts will be on sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
Open New DuneIIen school

The remodelled Whittier public
school building at Dunellen. the ar
~chitectural work of j. N. Pierson e.
Son, of this city, and the construc-
ton work of the Apgar Construction
Company of Dunellen, was opened
Yesterday morning for the current
school year.
The work of the local architects
was well received and several inno-
vations in school construction were
commended. There are fourteen
class rooms with a total capacity of
500 children, besides a large audi
forum. rest rooms for the teachers
and principals office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
OBITUARY

Funeral For Mrs. j. T. McDermott.
Funeral services for Mrs. James
T. McDermott, of 173 Market street,
held from her late residence this
morning was largely attended by
friends and relatives. A solemn re-
QUEEN high mass was said at st.
Mary's church al 10 O'Clock. Rev.
Father P~rendergast was celebrant.
Rev. Father Gross was deacon and
Rev. Father Lahey was sub deacon.
Interment was in st. Mary's cemetery.
The bearers were William Hallahan,
Lawrence Long. William Bannop.
Peter McKeon, Walter Meagher and
James Gallagher.
Mrs. Mary Walsh
Mrs. Mary Walsh, forty-three
years old, of 395 Market street, died
this morning at the Perth Amboy
City Hospital. Survived by her hus-
band and several children. Ar
rangements for the funeral r be-
ing made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
q n p women,s Rally.

Plans are now complete for the
political rally and the Republican
campaign school to be held at AS
bury Park September Is. The rally
will be held in the Asbury Park Au-
ditorium at s o'clock. Mrs. E. F.
Feickert will preside and Mrs. Ar
thur l.. Livermore, of the National
Republican Executive Committee;
Congressman Frederick C. Hicks of
New York; Chairman Edward Cas-
per Stokes, of the Republican State
Committee: u. s. Senator Walter E.
Edge and DIR. Charles A. Eaton will
speak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
WOMEN TO MEET
WITH G. O. P. TONIGHT

The first joint meeting Of. Perth
Amboy's men and women Republic
ans will be held at s o'clock tonight
in the Republican Clubs rooms in
the Odd Fellows building, Smith
street. Mrs. Z. F. Feickert, of Plain
field, who was scheduled to address
tonight's meeting. will not be able
to attend, 1t was learned this norm
ing. but many of the candidates are
expected to be present. Efforts will
be made to secure Mrs. Feickert as
the speaker for a future meeting of
the club. she being the state vice
chairman in charge of the work of
organizing the women Republican
voters throughout all parts OF the
state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
Insnect Fox HiII Road.

An Inspection OF Fox Hill road was
conducted by the aldermen and
Mayor Frank Dorsey this morning
with the intention of putting in a
sewer of some sort to carry away the
water which virtually floods one sec
ton following a heavy rain. The
officials went over the ground and
decided that something should be
done at once to remedy conditions
as deep gullies were found where
the streams of water had run down
the banks of the Convery Place
bridge during a storm. 1t was
decided to have City Engineer
Morgan F. Larson go over the land
and make a report to the aldermen
as to a way of protecting the proper
ty situation in that vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
NO Fnger Print Feature.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. p
William Fitzpatrick, who Is consid-
cred to be a quite finger print ex-
pert, has started an identification
bureau which should be a big asset
to the prosecutors staff of detec-
tives. A new filing cabinet has been
secured and a record of all crimi-
nails picked up in this county will
be kept by the county detectives.
Chief Of County Detectives Richard
Peltier limited that If business con-
tinues an identification bureau with
one man in charge will be run in
connection with the prosecutors
office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
Jr. o. U. A. M. initiates Six.

At a meeting of Middlesex Coun-
ell. No. SO, Jr.. o. u. A. M. last night
at Odd Fellows hall, six candidates
were initiated into the order. Ar
rangements were made for going to
New Market. Monday night. to the
next meeting of the Past Councillors
Association that is to be held with
Friendship Council of that place.
Fifteen automobiles will leave from
in front of Junior hall at 1880
O'Clock. Captain Birden Golden will
have a bowling team there to rep
resent the local council in a match
game to be played.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
HOW on. WOMAN WAS HELPED

Althea Walker. New River, Pa. writes;
Il have bets troubled vi h weak kidneys
for two years. / took Foley Kidney PMS
and they helped me fine. : res hne all
night and now have no trouble with my
kidneys When the Kidney do not
properly d. their work. acids ana polsons
left In he system cause weak and lame
back dizziness. puffiness under eyes.
swollen ankles and joints. aches, pains,
soreness n rheumatic pains Foley
kidney PILLS have given relief to thou
sands of men and womeR- sold by Bar
refov q pffz-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-09
nestrorcr Ne Iannchcd

LEGHORN. Italy, Sept. s.-Work-
men. who have occupied the Orlando
shipyards here. launched a destroyer
built for the italian government to-
day. Black and red flags waved
above ii as it slid down the warps
into the sea, and as 1t gracefully
took the water there rose cries OF
Viva Socialism,"