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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
Indian Trappers Today Tel Of
Suffering Endured by Men
Now on Way to Safety.
DOG TRAIN PUSHES on
Men in Good Health and Spir-
its With Exception Of Lfol1k.
Farrell, Badly Frost Bitten

By The Associated Press.
HEARST. Ont. Jan. 5:-Tales ok
terrible hardsbips endured with fho
utmost fortitude by the stranded
naval balloonists from Rockawk1.
n Y, in the frozen wilds Of the
Canadian north were related hefV
today by Indian trappers arriving
from the lower Hudson Bay district
Their stories in the main corrobo-
rated reports from Cochrane that
the airmen were on the verge Of
starvation and were forced TO oax
their two remaining carrier plGoon1
to keep alive The. men are now
slowly vending their way hack 20
thermometer registering thirty de-
grees below zero Unless un1uu11
storms are encountered they n110u1d
reach Mattice not later than Friday
A pullman coach win be placed IT
their disposal when they leave The
trail there. The men are in xood
health and spirits. the trapperg aays
with the exception Lieut. Stephen
A. Farrell. the eldest of the trio.
who suffered greatly from frosfbizs
and shock
According to the stories Of the
Indians the howling of a moose dog
caught in a trap at Shipsands. the
original trading post Of the Hudson
Bay Company, was responsible for
the safety of the sirmen 1ast Sun
day. When they heard the dogs cry
the balloonists decided to land The
great balloon stuck in q clump oz
trees ten miles south OF the post
and the occupants were a1moGf
stripped of their clothing IN the
descent
A. 49, <s - A.. --.- -
mercury was only ten degrees belof
zero. the mildest weather for ii
season of the year in the history 1
the post. When the men extr1cate :,
themselves the first word was utter
ed by Lieut.. Walter Hinton. q veto[@
an Of the historic trans-A Aflnu110
flight in the NC-4 who el<on<
gracious thanks TO the Almi& NJ M
their existence. -
The next thought OF fhs e
was to express thanks to the ~
unate dog. whose howls 616
them to descend. For almo6<
hours the American had u10
death in a raging storm high u ~
air. and for the time belnr. xk1I
were too exhausted to do auY11 -
but congratulate themselves ur11
their safe landing.
The airmen had been drench4d T.
the skin and icicles hung over their
torn clothing. For four days they
wandered aimlessly in the Wilder
ness. and were at the point OF de-
spair when discovered by fright
ened Indian trapper. George Me-
Leon, the Indian mail carrier. who
Brought the news of the mems land
ing to the outside world. said their
first desire was to notify their wives
and relatives of their safety
George McClelland, who has been
iftting the trail between Moose
Factory and Mattice for seventeen
years. said today that had the ball
loon drifted ten miles farther north 8
they would not have lived to tell the
story. More than one hardy trapper
has met his fate in this desolate re-
gion. rarely ever trod by human be-
ings. he said
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
TAKE s35Q.00O
WORTH Of BOOZE
Biggest Liquor Raid Ever
Made in N. Y.--Much High
Class Stuff Seized.


NEW YORK. Jan. 5-The biggest
liquor raid in this city since the VOL
stead act went into effect was made
today when federal agents seized
$350.00o worth at the wholesale es-
tablishment of Singer Brothers, on
lower Third avenue.
Scores of cases of highest quality
champagne and imported wines.
with hundreds OF cases Of bonded
whiskey. constituted the stock,
seized by the raiders. who immedi-
ately began an inventory. Joseph
Walsh. a driver. and Moe Herman.
clerk. employed by Singer Broth
ers. were arrested. Walsh was
charged with violation OF the trans~
portation act and Herman was taken
into custody on alleged charges of
liquor receipts. No charges ere
made against Louis and Joseph
Singer, members OF the firm. The
firm. according to enforcement
agents. had a permit to transport
liquor, but Walsh Is alleged to have
made deliveries without authoriza-
tion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
PROSECUTOR ACTS AGAIN
IN MILLTOMN ROBBERY

~ Stan Correspond ent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 5-Un-
ler the supervision of County De-
:ective David additional circulars
iave been sent out from Prosecutor
stricker's Office giving complete in
'ormation about Henry l.. Bitzberg-
II. who escaped from Jail in New
York last Tuesday. Bitzberger is
:he fourth man who admitted being
implicated In the Midtown bank
robbery. The new circular. which
ls being spread broadcast through
put the country. contains complete
description of the mans personal
appearance, his clothing and a fin-
Eerprint photograph with their clas-
sification.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

move. The senate then adjourned.
Senators Pilgrim of Essex. Run
yon of Union, Bright of Cape May
and Whitney of Morris voted with
the Democrats to bring the nominal
tions out of committee. 1t requires
eleven votes to obtain this action.
BY Special Correspondent
TRENTON, Jan. 5.--If Governor
Edwards can get two more votes
among the Republicans in the state
senate this afternoon and can hold
the strength he had at the session
of a week ago, his nominees to the
new State Public Utility Commits
sion will be confirmed On the roll
call a week ago to bring the names
out of committee the vote stood
nine to bring them out and nine
against. On that occasion Senators
Bright, Cape May; Runyon. of
Union, and Whitney. Morris, Re-
publicans voted with the Democrats
to bring the nominations out for a
vote.
State Senator William 3. Mack
ay, of Bergen county, today an
nounced that he will introduce bill
at the new session of the Legisla-
ture. starting next week, which will
attempt to take the utility board ap-
pointments out of politics. His plan
is to place the appointments in the
hands of hte chief justice. who is
Republican. and the chancellor,
who is a Democrat.
His board would consist of three
members each to receive about s10.-
900 a year. Assemblyman Rowland,
the new Republican, leader from
Camden. said this morning that
there will be bill introduced as a
party measure just as soon as the
new session opens.
Whether the senate will confirm
the governors nomination for new
utility board depended at noon here
today on the votes of Senators Pill
grim, of Essex. and White. Of Bur-
( lington. The administration, was
working with tI1ese two members.
who are Republicans.
Today will be the last chance for
tho old senate of 1920 to act upon
the names of TreadwelI Cleveland,
Walter Il. Whittemore, former
Senator James A. c. Johnson, Con-
gressman James A. Hamill and for
mer Assemb blynan Arthur A Quinn.
as the present body goes out of
office Monday of next week, and it
is hardly to be expected that they
would be called back between now
and that date to- consider the NOM
nations.
T. requires eleven votes to con-
firm a man in the senate, so that
the acquisition of two Republicans
this afternoon would send the gov
ernor's new utility board over. The
prospects of getting those two votes
lies in Senator Pilgrim, of Essex.
Smith, of Passaic, and White, of
Burlington. Pilgrim goes out of
Office next week when the new
legislature meets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
GEORGE ]. HAHEY SLIGHTLY
HURT IN AUTO CRASH

George ]. Raney. of 134 High
street, was slightly injured at $3.50
O'Clock last night when his automo-
bile, in which he was returning from
a business trip to Jersey City. coll
lided with a car owned by a Newark
concern. The accident occurred on
the Plank road just outside of New
ark. Mr.. Haney although badly
shaken UP and bruised was able to
attend to his business as usual this
morning.
Both cars were going at a fair
rate Of speed and although both
tried to avoid the collision the cars
came together. The damaged auto
mobiles were towed TO a garage
where repairs were made
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
U. S. WARRANT ISSUED
0NLIQU0R CHARGE

A warrant for the arrest of Kar-
mel Meinick. Of BAT Fayette street.
las been issued by United States
Attorney John A. Delaney. Melnick
was arrested by Patroiman Frank
Tonghini early Tuesday morning on
the charge, of having q still in his
possession. Melnick was held by
Recorder Pickersgill to await the
action Of the federal authorities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
STRANDED naval BALI OON|STS
SUFFERED TERRIBLE HARDSH|PS
IN FROZEN WILDS OF CANADA
Lord Mayor of Cork Stowaway
at Newport News, Awaiting
Ruling BY y. S.; Keeps Silent

said he could have come home on a
passenger ship, but preferred to ac-
company the lord mayor. Both had
hoped to reach New York before
their presence was known. as friends
expected 10 arrange details of their
entry.
Macswiney left New York to visit
his brother, who then was starving
himself to death in Brixton prison.
That trip was made as a stowaway
and without American passports.
More Men Killed.
By The Associated Press.
LONDON, JAN 5-Sixteen mem-
bers of party that waylaid a de-
tachment of troops at Meelan
Northwest, County Cork. were kill
ed by the soldiers attacked, and the
remainder of the ambushing party
were captured, says a Dublin dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph
company today. This is the first
time. it is declared. that an ambush
On large scale has been effectively
beaten.
The ambush, according to an
Evening News dispatch from Cork.
occurred in a roadway outside the
village of Meelan near Hamcurk.
Three military lorries. says the ac-
count. were coming from Mal1ow,
when a bomb was thrown at lead
ing vehicle. The revolver fire was
opened on the lorrie. which halted
while the troops poured rifle fire in
to both sides of the road Aided by
smoke screen the troops made a
sortie. and rounded up all the at
tacking party. killing sixteen of
them and capturing the remainder
with all their guns. rifles and am
munition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
Agree on settlement.

NEW BRUNSWICK. = JAM s.
There was no trial on the action of
Bella Fodor against Charles Rosner.
q: Perth Ainboy. hoth ccursels
agreeing on judgment og $71s-16.
secured in another courk The
plaintiff in this action Is the mother
of Margaret Fodor. who was killed
by an automobile bus driven by
Rosner at Bonhamtown some time
ago Thomas Brown represented
the plaintiff and John w. McGee-
han. Jr, the defendant
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
OFFICERS SWORN IN
AT CITY HALL TODAY

Four of the newly appointed
members of municipal boards and
municipal officeholders had been
sworn in by City Clerk Arthur E.
Graham up until noon today. They
were: Joseph E.. Hornsby, collec-
tor of revenue; Fred Hansen, water
commissioner William Walters.
harbormaster and port warden: Ma
thaniel w. Pierce, Jr.. sinking fund
commissioner. Ten days from the
date of appointment are given those
selected for the various offices. dur
ing which time they must take theiI
oath of Office
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
compton sails For Cuba

Ensign Lewis Compton, Of the
United States Reserve forces. left
yesterday on the United States de-
stroyer Bernadu. No. 1853. for Cuba
He sailed from the League Island
Navy Yard. in Philadelphia, where
he was accomr anied by his mother.
Mrs. J. L. Compton. and brother.
William. Of Water street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
HOW MUCH DOES tribut
MABEL Wretar3

How tall Is little john
School children should pL tn1I
stsntly weighed and meazu1
BY careful inspection at b.
possible to tell whether the
making the proper pros
growth. and to detect the pre- Eent
disease .
The American Red Cross Pttn<<
anced a new booklet. which ~ -
pared by the American Seho6fu0~
giene Association. that contains Ion
plete height and weight tab1oror~
both boys and girls from e. i
years Of age
This booklet contains 4s psroa n
text tables and Illustrations II 4
50 complete that K even has n ~
dex.
It Is now being Distributed TaxE
reau OF The EVENING NEWS
Get one for use in your cwn IN
fly. and send IN as many names 1nf
addresses OF others as ycu iI<o
The only cost Is two cor<1
stamps for each name which d ~
for return postage.
Fredsrlc J. Haskin: p1rec<er. -
The Perth Amboy Even1nE WGun
Information Bureau
Washin<tcn- D. e
enclose herewith tvo cm1u &
stamps for return pos<1Eo q I ~
copy Of the School chii4'n UsoI<1-
Name .---.-....---....--..----~'
Street ...-...- ---.-.-.....--.
city -.......-<..--...-<---..>
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Money deposited in our Interest Depart
ment on or before January 10th draws in
terest from the First of January at
FOUR PER CENT.
Interest Allowed on Commercial Balances
s3s11-1-5-4ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

II you want to know the secret sign.
pass word and ~ to Happiness IN old
age see Nee g. adm. Authorised Agent
for the Equitable Insurance Co. ee7 Mad
issn Avs, Perth kmboy, n. ,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
NOTICE

Ny wife. Catherine Grosholz. having
left my bed and board. ! win not be re-
sponslbls for any debts contracted by her.
233i7-l-5-1ts cHAS- GROSHOLZ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

ALBANY. N. T.. Jan. 5.-A reso-
luton calling for the expulsion of
Charles Solomon. socialist member
of assembly from Kings has been
prepared for Introduction in the as
sembly when the lower House con-
venes today. 1t will be offered by
Assemblyman Ralph Halpern. Re-
publican of Queens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5-"Babe"
Ruth today asked the police depart
ment '.for permit to carry a re-
volver during the crime wave" and
was told he could have fifty-four OF
them-the number, OF home runs he
walloped last year-if he desired.
The champion of baseball declined
the extra flfty-three.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

is Laborers wanted Apply to Andrew
Anderson. II Fayette ST. Thursday. 7 A.
NJ 233o2-1-5-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

Carpenter worH ana JoDolns promptly
attended TO. Geo, H Thompscn. 81 Lewis
St Phone 1403-W.
tksf-s-1s-Wsd. sat ~ ~sz<
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

Ry uhe Asss ciated PressL
WASHINGTON. Jan. 5:-The
national banks at the close of bust
ness on Wednesday,. December 2a-
r. A. Hdwe. for Paints ana varnishes.
3317o-12-2s-st wk. tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
SHOOTS WIFE AND CHILD
THEN KILLS SELL

RIDGEwOOD. JAN 5-After
shooting his wife and four months
ola daughter. Robert S. Mueller kill
ed himself here today.
With a bullet wound through her
jaw and another piercing the head
of her baby. Mrs. Mueller telephon-l
ed for a physician and while watt
Ing for him to arrive. sat q table,
wrote telephone numbers OF re1a-
.tives to be notified and a note say
ing. her husband had shot her and
her infant. The mother and child
were taken 10 a hospital in Pater-i
soH- There Mrs. Mueller said her
husband was crazy. but loved her.
r YOUR coal or gas range does not bako
or burn. ] will make Il or no charge. r
]. Lsrkin. S19 Madison Ave Tel 741-
17s49-12-30-fr. N. W. So
-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

Don't forget the concert High School
Auditorium. Friday Evening: $3.50 P. NJ.
23256-1-4-4ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

p. A. yHdwe. for Good Tools.
1317e-12-29-3t wk. r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
KILLS HIMSELF AFTER He
KISSES WIFE AND CHILD

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 5:--
After kissing his wife and daughter.
Peter Szabamya, Hungarian. forty
FIVE years old, of 35 French street.
went into an adjoining room at his
and committed suicide by firing
shot through his heart from a 80
calibre revolver. An investigation
by the coroner and the police has
brought forth that the man has been
acting very strangely for the last
few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
AMOUNT TO be RAISED BY TAXATION
in 1921 BUDGET $4,000 LESS Than
in 1920; CITY ALDERMEN POINT OUT
1921 City Budget ADOPTED
On First Reading By Board
OF Aldermen Shows Increase

LOCAL BUDGET
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

p. A. Hdwe. tor the best In Scissors.
ssJ7o-is-2s-st wk. tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

p. A Hdwe for window VI
esf7o-i2-2s-3t wk. tfs ldtit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05
REFUSE To ACT
ON UTILITY bD.
State Senate Votes 10 to 10
Tie to Take Up Governors
New Board Today.
THE SENATE ADJ0URNS
Pilgrim and Bright Vote With
Democrats to Have Matter
Taken Out of Committee
THE SENATE ADJ0URNS
BULLETIN
BY Special Correspondent.

TRENTON. Jan. 5;-The senate
refused to act on the utility board
nominations of Governor Edwards
this afternoon, the vote being ten to
take them up and ten against such
a move. The senate then adjourned.
Senators Pilgrim of Essex. Run
yon of Union, Bright of Cape May
and Whitney of Morris voted with
the Democrats to bring the nominal
tions out of committee. Ii requires
eleven votes to obtain this action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-05

SURPLUS REVENUE ..................
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-19

BOY SCOUTS AN ASSET

The Boy Scout movement n
Corpus Christi has been one of
she most notable TEXTURES uf the
last year 10 has NOT merely been
good for thc bose and those 10
whom they gave welcome and Wn-
expected service. bat has been "a
fine advertisement for the city.
Like many nnothef scheme of
civic upkcop. Che Boy ScoHf bust.
ncss hos been considered esiuh
lNhed aud there has been failure
20 realize that % needs the fman
cial hrcoih of lifc as well as ap.
plauso io Keep 10 Boz being
10 is something of O shock 90
learn that Che money tor Use SAP.
port of ihc Scouts has been al.
lowed 60 rm out and fresh sup
ply has not been forthcoming
Fortunately the omission has not
been serious boz its effect although
u hos come perilouslv noar being
so There Is every ronsou ga De-.
licvc that the comparatively small
amount necessary for monthly
payment OF expenses of tho Scout
organization win bo obtained
without difficulty The civic
clubs have voted Co suppovi the
Scouts, but action has not fol-
lowed iho expression of decision
probably hocaase the need of
financial aid has mot been brought
60 The attention of the clubs Now
that the matter has beon brought
40 head. there should poe uo diff
ticuliy IN arranging Tor linnnc-
inp tho affairs of iho scouts.
Plans for the Scouts have been
OF ana ambitious nature The band
was created with The understand
ing that tho boys would not Dnk
have The benefit of learning 10
perform crcditahly bias should be-
melted 90 cSira effort boz perfect
ing Instrumentation by the pros.
poet of tour over thc state next
summer BOO concerts advertising
the city and the Scout organiza.
ton u would hc a step backward
~ this part OF ihe Scout program
were abandoned
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-19
BILIOUS CHILDREN
Black Draught, Long in Suecessiu
Use, Praised by an Arkansas
Mother, "SOon Does
It's Work"

sarfnaduke, Ark-speakng %
fhedfords Black nraught, which from
long nac IN her household has become
reeArded as "lhe family medicine,
Mira Mary X. IAN. OF Route 1, this
place, says
when the children SCI bilious
give them a couple OF good doses, and
when we have sour stomach. hesaache
or any liver or stomach trouble. We
use niack-Draught II Is an easy lafn
tive, and aoon does the work. Ger
tainly think Il Is one OF the best rem
edles made"
Black. DraUxht acts on the faded
liver gently. but positively, and helw
Al ia its important function OF throw
fng ont waste materials ana p0isonr
from the system.
In thousands OF households Black,
Drnught IL kept handy for immedihts
use ia time OF need. Prompt treatment
often is half the battle, and VIII tftsn
prevent slight Ills from developing IN
10 serious troubles.
Its well.eatahlished merit. during
more than 70 years OF successful uae.
should convince you o. the helpful
effects obtalnahle by taking Black
Draught for liver and stomach dis.
orders. Get package today, and
keep II 10 your house. See that
Che package bears the worda.
''Thedford's Black.Draught' Nclii
= 1shAAk6b iLlLlLailIlIlll
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-19

special io The caller
EpiNnrnG Tcvas Feb n,
Winning s,cond sams rom Cam
er0u county team F1nhurF high
school wen the district championship
deteatlng Harrington hieh school l3 90
lb un The Donna court "Wednesday
Ed.uhurg had alreadr defeated
rrownaNllo. 80 ,n iA hnt ai thr last
Wlnutt Nruwnavile was DECLARED inc
el'gihlr and the championship nf
cameron county given 1 Mariingen.
tuuHeuuenily tdluhurg whs forced 20
laA "a eoC0ud game. 10 was inc eighth
Straight victory fog EdluhurE
Teamwork won agaiu Tor Edinhurg.
~ WinnlnRham, Alton Wlnnlnghnm
ntd Nino worked the hall Time affer
thine down the court for easy goals.
while Bregar and sterling played a
rffQnT helcnfiNe game. NrcWar broke
up play after play az Euard n Win
ninahnm. midget forward asaln playr
"a brilliantly for Ednhurg. running
ul3 q total ~ elaven Hold GOALS. eight
~ them in the second period The
core WAS ~ 10 3 fnr Ealnhurg 10 the
FIRST period, but IN me second halt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-19
DEADLY BETRAYAL

Criminal disregard Of rcgula.
tions relative 10 the incoming OF
disease bearers Is indicated In the
reports of the manner IN which
iyphus fever carriers have been
admitted 90 the United States. u
is no mora than week ago. be-
fore fho menace OF iyplus was
known generally that the health
department called attention To-
tine large number of presous whose
admission had been denied by that
agency nf public safety set who
had been allowed 90 land at New
York Then the fact that lyphus
fever bad appeared among immi-
grants became public and there
was haste to SET up the bars 90
New York How wcll precautions
were taken we have no means Of
knowing What we learn from
press dispatches rs that several
steamship companies diverted
iheir rtorris lrom Ness York To-
Boston upon Che plea thai the
port uf New York was rongeslcd
Very soon after the diversion
of 'ho steamships from New York
10 Boston we arc informed that
immigrants landed in the New
England port arc arriving hy
train in Nrw York and That
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-19

Ohio state university has adopt
ga "a twclvcmonihs school scheme
This Is NOT as novel in principle
as may be believed ~ FIRST glance
AN over fhr country summer
schools have filled m The time 81
The long vacations. and those who
wish go study and reach a certain
end oypcdifiously have bad oppor-
tunity The summer schools fill
Be- gap which has been rccog.
nizrd ass largely waste Whether
tho continuous school term of au
entire ycnr viii give more sequont
and effective instruction remains
90 hc sccn Onr good feature Is
That the continuous torn enables
graduation of students iu three
ycars instead of four With the
pressure upon The facilities of The
qrcatcr educational institutions
ability 20 complete co Use in
shorter time gives capacity for
handling many more students.
which Is worthy of consideration
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-19

Nick pui tho Golden Kcy Boz had
token from th' bnK of ch1rms into
tho lock ul che BRIGHT uttlr sfnra
front door inaiuufiy the duor flew
nDon and tho star invited them io
enter
'ltf q fine thing Won had % nloug
Nlck" said hu gratefully sor we
should aii have boon locked ouf FOR
good Perhaps ld better 80 in nrrt
ana show sou The way
Tho instant tho star stepped inside
his little house of clear glass the wallis
suddenly Elittcrcd nH though SOMEONE
mad lighted Thousand candles. The
illumination was Ha bright chat tho
Twins bad 90 shade their cyoa Thov
could we'll Imagine tho cnrth children
below anYing "uh. thcro ~ another
STAR " has just come OUT"
Anor ihia ihoy would know hotter
Themselves They would say here
after "Oh there b. a new star Ito
has Just come iui"