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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

Democratic Leader Underwood h
Oscar" 10 both sidog of the chamber.
hut senator Lodge is always
senator" Imagine anybody calling
him HANK" Nor has anybody ad-
dressed the diFninrd former aecrotary
of state. Senator Philander e. Knox
of Pcnnsy lvanla Rs Phil"
senator Culborson OF Texas rank
ing democrat In point Of services is
n member OF tho old school OF south-
cfn chisnlry md courtesy. Senator
Claude swanson Of Virginia rs n Of
tho feW who takes the liberty Of call
inE him Charlie" fulbefaon. how
ever. addresses him M swanson.
A few ~ the intimates Of senator
sippian John sharp the names are
always coupled, except ly Mtiiiaafa
himself. When he refers 10 himself
iu the course Of h Epoech-which he
frequently does 10 illustrate "a point
nc speaks of himself as just plain
John Williams"
The general use Of given names In
the senate iE not hat senatorial dig
nifty Nv on the decline. u H. q sign
or the tunes Tho democracy Of tho
day has found an echo In the senate
chamber rho %urhnnity ~ yor. ~
considered polite pifflo.
Another factor Is the tendency 81
the people to END younger men to
The upper house. In days ngouc a
flowing beard vas used by n sen-
%atoriul candidate Ia snare votes. Now
It's "a heavy handicap.
Witness. There are only our sets
Of whisltora left in the senate. ono
outfit adorns tho classic countennncc
Of senator Lodge. Another close
cropped chin beard-is worn by Som
Rtor knuto Nelson, the 'old viking"
Of Minnesota. Senator Hansdcli OF
Louisiana sticks to the paint brush
stvie and Senator t.add of North Ia
kota has m overErown goatec.
Few senators who have FIRST names
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

that roll off the tonhie hear any
other. Senator Furnifold simmons
Of North Carolina and Anufieus Joura
of New Mexico are exempt however.
Some senators who have been gov
rnorF judges or army officers. stiil
get those titles from their intimates.
There ~ Judge" Colt OF Rhode
Island, Judge" shields Of Tennessee.
Governor" Walsh OF Massachusetts.
Many senators prefer TO DO addressed
by their outwcn titles.
Such was the ease OF the late Sen
ator John Warwick Daniel of Vlr-
GINA. He was an officer IN the ron
federaic army n one OF the most
brilliant orators Of the last generation
In the senate.
Which title do YOU prefer. major
or senator" he vas asked by senator
Culborron.
cal me Major Daniel. SIR" replied
the impcrlous NirElnihn. II won that
titlo on the neld Of battle"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10
Under the Great
Grey Dome
~ rRNsrn TpwAnDS
Z mod IrI.. NInfI Inrr,.nnnlrnI

= ' w. 'AhN wv NHfAf'H " .
WASHINGTON. july . It's "nIl,'
Jim" aud Charlie when sonifur
Er,ris senator m the senate, now
senator Ds 70 stlutltion has gone to
tho moth balls along with the states
W'u'.' fTurk and coat
Time WIS when 70 senator would mo-
NOR have called 70 rolioaEu" ly hts
given name than a." would ave voted
Hs1Iu.' H pork barrel appropriation
fur making % drN creek uslsihl" 90
HI. .rff. l.'u Iu DIntkruuw con
"rrN'lou- #'nutur# maintained 70 aiiti
'h' 'rTn'lifHu Formally
NOWADAYS few draw the titlp al
.r1fur' rom fellow members ono
't these exceptions Is Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge OF N1.-Huhus"it-. To-,
1~pst'rr and ur.stuoritiu republican
leader.
Flow senators. even tine freshmen.
think of addressing ma. genial senator
James g. Watson oi Indiana AS any
thing but Jim The same rure for
Jim" Reed of Missouri senator cur.
us Of Kansas always Is Charles" ami
Pat Harrison is used as one word.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10
MICHIGAN has PLAN
TO tIRB ALTO THEFT

LANSING Mlch.-Thls month
marked the beginning ct MichiEan's
new automobile registration system,
by which II IL hoped automobile steal
ing or any other crime In which auto
mobiles play "a part will be- Curbcd.
Every cAr Ownor must file with tho
Hocrctary Of state an automobile title
registration blank. showing name,
whether the car b. free from encum-
%hranccs. u moi who holds notes against
Il. aud all other data necessary in de-
termininE the riEhtfui ownership OF
the machine.
Cars cannot Doe sold or a license
tag secured without this certificate
being presented or transferred as the
case may be, strict penalties arc
provided By the law Tor violators OF
b act.
Rabbits and logs can be put 10
alpeu hy electricity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10
MINING AND
OIL NOTES

Reports from the well at Buchnn-
an, he Raca county. Indicate the for
nation favorable. and Il IL expected
to encounter the oil sand In the next
two hundred feet.
The Amarillo News states tho
LoniN Drilling company OF Ponca
city. Okla. after a suspension OF sew
cral weeks. has begun drilling opera -
ions at the oil well located twenty
miles north Of Vega on the J. Y.
ranch, about 80 mEes northwest OF
Gcnrio. n NJ. The company has
heretofore encountered u great many
difficulties In the drilling OF this Well.
which rs ut present 5000 feet deep.
Everything Ii now In readiness for
continuous drilling and the company
expects 10 reach q depth Of $500 feet
within q short time.
Tho Midwest rig, four miles west
ot lAplata, iH completed and drilling
VIII start In a few days.
work is stlll progressing on tear.
ing down the rig az Mpen Verde No /
and som" casing aud coal has been
hauled H. the new site youth OF Aztec
Drilling or the first wei In the
Seven Lakes oil field north Of Gal
lup is progressing steadily. h was
learned here yesterday HuthorltHtivolN
from field men The wen g. now
drilled TO a depth of soc feet aud.
according 10 reports. the formations
are entirely satisfactory.
on sand has been encountered
twice In the well. the first at loo
fo't Drillcrs and geoloEists are of
the opinion hat oil should De- reached
lf u depth of 1000 feet. n is slid.
however, that tho drillvrs are pre-
pairing 10 ro 900 foot if necessary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

refused to further pay the fifty dol
lsrs o month that II had paid ON Mr..
james salary. A committee OF bust
ness mon after meeting the rcfusa. OF
the city government reporting back
TO The chamber OF commerce .na
diHchusged and another committee
appointed to 70 out among the bust
ness mon n raise funds to maintain
this band and pay its leader aud In
.strnctor. Tho funds were raised In
an hour and Mr.. James Is retained
80 an increase IN snlnry 81 S25 a
month.
Contract for Vaughn school.
TltiNcAII o. George rHrr Of
Amarillo has the contract for the new
school building ut Vaughn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10
Baby Abandoned.

AITET-Whcn George Brett went
gu into the yard he saw what looked
like % bundle OF clothes Just inside his
gate and upon nminatiun found IL
to b. q bnby boy, about three or four
weeks DID. The following letter WIS
found pinned TO the baby and en-
closed WIS "a ten dollar bill:
Mt and Mrs. Tommy Brett,
Dear Friends; Ny wife passed away
some Two ago and left me u baby boy
and as ! have no relation to leave OF
give him TO and know hat YOU lost
your little one ana know that you
viii be good TO HIM.
| am leaving ala the money that I
have with him.
VIII nCnd more when possible.
a FRIEND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

FORT BNNNl.u Work VIII soon
h' started uu fr, -sU bed .ddI'Inu
~. sewage dI. ups,l plants aud other
improvements tr l, made hrrr soon
iu connection with tho hospital for
dIHuhI,l ,.. e,TNfD, men. TI, work
Will h' hurried because of the great
d"mnud created POS thr barge number
of iun.irIllr p]rti,uta u,,i.UE aftsu-
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

STATE tblI .GI Troop $50 of
tH" state college Eus SroufH l,it
M,iurHdu. fur Nru Patton r,Hur Ton
th'ir ou~rHmuuI'ut which Will last
until july 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

MOI NTAINAtR-Gregurio Sanchez is
suffering from burns In the face aud
body oausod by the accidental oNplu-
sion n e lamp Nj sanchez ttiicd
up u kerosene lamp with gasoline by
mistake. rud when he applied the
light the lamp exploded with the
above results Part of the roof ~
tho hous" was blown OFF by tn" cN-
piosion but the house was not dam
aged otherwise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

CLAYTON Tho Fred j. Tuttlc
post OF the American Legion dsdicut-
ed % new monument SUNDAY ON the
Santa Iy trail ON the site where the
Grrgg party from Missouri celebrated
tho fuurth Too 1881.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

T"INNIIN TUI IUITIT|" I|TUII
Teachers Institute. which opened b.
tho birth school building Boo D#tlupi.
ON Nn .Ufh. closed 20 most surrrafu
f0ur wru.a' session juno 2ath.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

AITEt-Signing up the land IN the
San Jutn Basin tot the railroad pro-
lect has started and contract No. 1
was Tor l,0OO acres. Me. Ltucbcrgrr,
formerly Of bayfield,, came down 10
confer with h local committee and
as 500 az valuations arc decided
pom tho work OF signing up the land
viii begin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

Las CRTCES-f ourtccn cars OF
cabbage have been ahippcd from her,
thus lar this season. Cara are oN-
pcCtod to be- moving out daily
The crup .s twice as large AS last year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

AZTEC-Earl Morris went to Gal
lup. whore h." met Charles T.. Bern
heimcr, wealthy manufactures of Sew
York. They viii OUTFIT at the Mcth-
Rainbow Bridge and the Grand Can
you, visiting many points OF interest
la southern Utah and northern Arr
zonu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

TICl NDNHI Tn" question or tho
retention uf y 4 James ns leader and
Instructor ~ the Boy Scouts band.
Wos settled after Tho city council hod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

The Midwest RIG. four miles west
Of laplHta, is completed and drilling
Will start In q few DAYS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10

Work rs sim progressing 90 tear.
ing down m" rig az Mcsn Verde No !
and some casing aud coal has been
hauled 10 the new site south OF Aztec
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-24
INSTRUCTIONS
ON 1922 LICENSE PLATES

The following instructions In re-
gard to 1922 license plates have been
received by Chief of Police Niels J.
Tonnesen from tho state department
of motor vehicles.
According to the notice the 1929
license plates, which are white lat-
ters upon a black background, may
be displayed on cars any time on
Saturday, December 81, but not be-
fore that time. the orders also
call attention to the fact that the
size of the plates is fixed by law and
that they are not to be cut down or
changed in any manner.
The state department says that all
licenses, both registration and driv-
ers'. expire at midnight, December
81, and the police departments are
requested TO enforce the law in this
respect. The communication con-
tends that inasmuch as the depart
ment has had fifty-three agencies
open for 1922 registration since De-
cember 1, there can be no valid ex-
cuse for motorists attempting to use
their old plates or re g.stration cards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-24
TOTTENVILLE

Mrs. Charles Wagner, a teacher
in the Tottenville high school, was
called yesterday to Round Lake, N.
/, Y, for the death of her mother,
Mrs. John H. Clark, wife of the
I Pew. John H. Clark, of hat place.
Thomas T. Brennan visited his
brother, Walter j. Brennan, on
Thursday, who is seriously i'll at his
nome in Ridgefield, N. j.
Mrs. T. o. Simonson entertained
The members of the Afternoon
Euchre Club al her home yesterday.
Thomas Hilliard is recovering at
the Memorial hospital from q re-
cent operation.
= William Sher mas purchased the
property at johnson and Elliott
avenues.
All schools closed yesterday for
the holidays and will NJ open
again until after New Years.
The official trial trip of the
Theodore Roosevelt, the new ferry
boat for the municipal, will take
place OF Monday.
The usual Christmas rush at the
post office is taxing the carriers and
\ extra men with many bundles.
Revenue men r. said to have
made their appearance on Staten
Island Thursday and caught ten i'll
their net, leaving summons for
their appearance in the federal
court in Brooklyn today.
The philanthropy committee OF
the Philemon Literary Society is
giving out Christmas baskets to the
needy in Tottenville today.
The Bethel Sunday school Christ
mas entertainment, entitled Santa
Claus Sir Knight" will be given to-
night at the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-24
REV.. Mr.. kIEDERMEYER
IS GIVEN $165 IN GOLD

At the annual Christmas exercises
of the First Presbyterian Sunday
school on last Thursday night, the
pastor, the Rev. Frederick ID. Me
dermeyer, was presented with a min
iature Santa Claus and with a pack
on his shoulder containing $165 in
gold, the gift of the men of the con-
g%regation. The presentation was
made by Wilbur LaRoe and the pas
tor was 50 overwhelmed with sur
prise that he could scarcely make
his speech cf thanks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-24
SOUTH AMBOY

William A. Mills. secretary of the
Chamber OF Commerce, WEIGH. w.
Va. is spending the holidays with
relatives in this city.
Midnight mass will be celebrated
in ST. Mary's church tonight. The
church is beautifully and artistical-
ly decorated for the occasion of
Christmas.
A special meeting OF the Enter
prise Hook & Ladder Company was
called for last night when the fire.
men of that company received their
annual recompense from the city.
l The Missionary Society of the
First Baptist church Will hold a
, supper In the social room of the
,hurch January 26.
The annual election Of officers of
he star Building a Loan Associa-
ton will be held on January 2.
President, vice president, secretary,
treasurer, twelve directors and an
auditor Will be chosen at this time.
In order to cope with the tro-
mendous amount of mail matter at
the local post Office IL Is necessary
that clerks and carriers do extra
time. The post Office will be open
for several hours tomorrow with
no carrier deliveries. Morning mail
viii be delivered Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Lenahan will
entertain a gathering OF friends
over the holidays.
Thomas and Joseph Meacham, OF
Holy Cross College. Worcester.
Mass. are spending the holidays at
the home OF their parents, DIR. and
Mrs. r.. A. Meacham.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-24
CHRISTMAS At
J THE CHURCHES
Special Music and Sermon to
Mark the Day in Tot
tenviIIe

TOTTENVILLE, Dec. 24:-
Christmas Day will be observed by
the various churches in Tottenville
tomorrow. There will be special
music at both services.
A Christmas cantata, The Star
of the Earth" will be given by the
choir of Bethel Methodist Episcopal
church at the vesper services at 4
O'Clock. The Junior choir will sing
silent Night. Holy Night" in cam
die light procession. THE Christ
mas Song is the subject of the
sermon by Rev. Oscar l.. Joseph,
pastor. at the morning service at
1920 o'clock. A Christmas offering
of food and money will be received
tomorrow by the Mercy and Help
department of the Epworth League.
The cantata Bethlehem" by
Maunder, will be rendered by the
choir of st. Paul's Methodist Epis-
copal church tomorrow night at
7:45 o'clock at the fourth musical
service of the season.. The choir
will be assisted at this time by the
, Junior choir of twenty voices. There
kfgiil be a professional by candle
: light by the combined choirs and
carol singing. The anthem in addi-
ton to the cantata by the choir Is
Arise, Shine for the Light is Come"
by Elvey. The solo work for the
evening will be done by Miss Evelyn
Monroe, soprano; Burt Slack. ten
or; Miss Florence Slack, c~ontraltc,
and Graham Christopher, bass.
There will be no sermon by the
pastor at this service although he
will give a short talk on Christmas.
Tomorrow morning there will be
appropriate music by the senior
choir and a sermon by the pastor.
The music rendered at h evening
service will not be repeated.
There will be special music at
both the morning and evening serv-
ice at the South Baptist church.
Rev. J.. Harrison, pastor, will have
charge of the services.
At both the morning and evening
service at st. Stephens Episcopal
church there will be special Christ
mas music. Rev. H. Newman Law
renee will be in charge.
AT the Church of Our Lady Help
of Christians there will be special
music at all masses tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-24

on the High School lawn and will be
of the five that r scattered
about the township. One IS placed
in the civic park at Sewaren, and
at Port Reading, one at Fords and
Avenel will also observe the day in
part, in this way. The trees will be
lighted every night next week.
The community sing at Avenel win
be held fr1la $3.50 tc 6:30 o'clock at
which time candy will be distribut-
ed 10 the children of the commun-
ity. At Woodbridge, the sing will
be held Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock and at this time 1.400 boxes
of candy will be given out TO the
youngsters. Candy will also be given
out at SeWeren tonight under the
auspices of the Woman's Club and
will be distributed to the homes.
The ForGs celebration will be an
nounced later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-24
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington.
of Brooklyn, have returned home
after visiting at Prince Bay.
Frank Begg is recovering at his
rome in Woodrow after a recent
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Adams, of
the Bronx, were visitors at Prince
Bay Beach yesterday.
An auto delivery belonging to the
Schults Baking Company crashed
through the railroad gates at the
Amboy road crossing yesterday
morning. Both gates were smashed.
There will be special music at
both services at St. Marks church
tomorrow. Monday morning at 6
o'clock there will be q service.
A dinner will be served to the
boys and girls at the Mission of
the Immaculate Virgin, Mt. Loretto,
tomorrow. =.
Robert Francis MacFarlande,
four years old, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis MacFarlande, of Marcy ave-
nue., Prince Bay, died yesterday.
The funeral will take place on Mon
day with interment in st. Joseph's
cemetery, RoSSville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-24
AMICITIA HOOK AND
LADDER ELECTS OFFICERS

TOTTENvILLE. Dec. 23:-The
annual election of officers of the
Amicitia Hook & Ladder Company,
of Pleasant Plains. was held We'd
nesday night at Amicitia hall.
George w. Slaight was reelected
foreman together with almost the
entire staff placed back in their re-
spective stations. The other officers
are: First assistant foreman. l..
w. Bedell: second assistant fore
man, william Nance; recording
secretary, Robert c. Cromie; treas
urer, Joshua Hitchcock. and trus-
tees, Robert X. Lyons, John Bridge,
John Kern. Alex Cuthbert and Ben
jamin Lang. The company expects
to occupy their new quarters the
first of the year when alterations
are complete. An extension is being
added to the building. The work
is being done by Contractor l.. w.
Pedell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-24
Weekly Digest 0Real
Estate And BUILDING

Schools seem 10 be the p~revallin.
buildings now under course OF con-
struction or contemplated according
TO John Noble Pierson A Son. arch
fleets OF this city. This concer has
already completed many plans for
school buildings and has others now
In the course OF completion.
IL had been reported that It
would be impossible TO complete the
addition 20 the high school here By
February 1, the date set for its
completion. This report was denied
by Mr.. Persons representative to-
day who stated that the school viii
be done on time. The completion
OF the building is made possible bs
the purchase Of several salamanders
and a large quantity Of coke by
the contractor. which will keep the
building warm so that work may
go on each day, no matter what
the weather conditions may be.
Among the new school buildings
that will be started within the
course OF the next few weeks n the
addition TO the school at CliffwoOd.
The plans for the building have al
ready been completed by Mr.. Pier
son and at a recent election In Mat
avian wv Ai"haEF NhfAN ~ HAA8NA
situated, $4,000 was voted for n
construction. The addition will be
of brick construction two stories
high. containing -four rooms
Mr.. PiersOn now has preliminary
plans under way for "a six-rOon
school 10 be erected in Atlantic
Township. Monmouth county. AZ q
cost OF 1000. This will be a one
story brick building with terra
trimmings.
Plans are also under way for thu
construction Of a twelve classroom
high school at Keyport. Mr.. Pier
son states that this school will b
on the new style OF school construc'
tion, namely being one story high
The building when completed vii
cost s125, 900. This will be the frs
one-story high school building II
the state.
The Keansburg school. also de.
signed by MIR. PiersOn, is well un'
der way. The contractor on this
work is John n. Wester of this city
The foundation for the Metuchei
Y. NJ. c. a. has been completed ana
the bricklayers will begin wort
shortly. The construction work Il
under the direction OF Il. r. Tai
lany of Plainfield and the Perth
Amboy Construction Company.
The following building agreement
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-24

Front and side views of "a rain
bow couture of twenty-five colors
worn by Mrs. Ruth Frey, wife of
the designer. Below, the couture
removed, ready to be put to bed
(By NEA Service)
NEW YORK-Girls. your bobbed
hair is doomed.
The day of the multi-colored
switch is herel
For street wear-well, no.. per-
haps not.
But for dinner. dance and party.
for afternoon or evening dress, you
must be "h~airdressed" in colors.
Have you heard about the rain
bow coifureg"
II was the hit of the hairdressers'
recent annual show. Carried of
first hon0rs. A sensation! First
new thing in Years.
II Is simply a couture in many
coIors-any blend or contrast Of
colors thai suits you. It's the crea-
ton OF Charles Frey. fashionable
New York hairdresser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-24
CHRISTMAS
FOR MATAWAN
Municipal Tree Celebration
Union Church Services 10
Be Held

MATAwAS. Dee. sf-Thls bor-
ough Is waiting with great cxnecta-
tons for the services which will
mark the beginning Of the Municl-
pal Christmas tree celebration here.
The affair this year IL under the
direction OF the civic depA tment Of
the woman's club and a. ordinE 90
all reports will be Amer than any
thing attempted in this line ia some
time.
The celebration will begin with a
union service OF the Methodisl
Presbyterian .and Baptist churches
In the Methodist church az 7:8e
o'clock tomorrow night. The music.
in keeping with the occasion. will
be provided by the united choirs.
The address of the evening viii be
made by Frank Howard Lloyd. sup
e~rintendent Of the Matawan Public
Schools and the president OF the
borough council.
AT the conclusion Of the service.
the congregation, led By the choir
will march up Main street 10 the
high school lawn. where the tree do
mated by Frank Anderson has been
placed. About the tree. which has
been beautifully decorated with col
ored electric lights. the eEoirs and
congregation will form in a circle
and sing carols.
on Monday night in the high
school auditorium AT 7 O'Clock n free
entertainment, especially Tor the
children of the borough, will be
held. Harry Hayden. of the state
Lyceum Bureau, will be the attrac-
ton. He will present n program
OF Music. Mystery and Mirth.' for
tho benefit of the little people. Par
ents are also invited to attend the
entertainment.
During the evening. each child
holding a ticket will be presented
with a half pound box OF Christmas
candy. IL Is also rumored that Santa
Claus has arranged to be present at
the affair.