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The New York herald., 1921-12-25
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To The NEW York HERALD:


substantial
international
which, have the gneness of
with real JOY and satisfaction
Merry Christmas and New Yearone OF
come-of prosperity
nations
which
launching formidable ships of
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To THE NEW York HERALD:

TO
overtakes while there still pending the FIVE
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Senator AIBERrINI.
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China


tho midst Of epoch making event
Washington
understanding
international
Christmas
international conference
a this
Justice mutual confidence and cordial fellowship
melodies
swel be peace
on win toward all men,"
X.
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POPE BENEDICT GREETS
COLLEGE OF CARDINALS
Vonnufclli Presents Christ
mas Address to Ponfiff.

ROME. Dec "a ASSOCIATED Press) -
Pope Benedict to-day received the MEM
bers here of the College OF Cardinals.
headed by Cardinal Vannutelli, its,
dean, who presented his Holhess with
an address from the college. ~
In reply Pope Benedict addressed the
Cardinals in words appropriate to the
season.
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To THE NEW YorK HERALD: !:
N1SCoUNT n ALTE,
Capt. E. DE VAscoNcELLos.


hail
the ad
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gratitu of al CARTIER
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Aiken, Augusta, Asheviiic. Thru Drawing
Room, stateroom. Sleeping Cars, frvTn New
Ycyk. Lv. N. Y, $40 r. NJ. Daily. Southcrn
Ry' sys., fb2 w. AID. Bryant 2203s-Adv.
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Ieaning Diplomatists Abroah
5enn peafe Tihings to Amerira

in behalf of peace on earth and recon-
ciliation among nations"
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Continued on Page Two.

Grccnbrier, White Sulphur Springs. w. va.
overnight from New York. Perfect for rest
and rceuperation., Bookings. PiaEa.-Adv.
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THE BEST IN ITS HISTORY.

The New York Herald, with ell that was
pest of The Sun intertwined with it. and
he whole revitalized, is bigger and better
md sounder newspaper than ever before.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25

Continued on Page Two.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Unsettled and colder to-day; to-unor
fair; fresh northeast and north wind
Highest temperature yesterday, 43; lowest
Detailed weather rerorts>win be found pagS 10
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Continued on Page ivc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29
I'm MenOriQn1"
-VandeUerS
Wanderers

AAgrcat nation pauscS tomorrow to re-
fleet upon, and in reflection, to revere
the deeds of sons whose lives were con-
sccrated to her great principles.
AS the fragrant flowers of May lift their
pretty heads to Heaven in silent prayer
above the graves of those whose dust
haIloW their earthly repositories, so to-
morrow do the grateful people of a
Power secure, redcdicate their hearts and
minds to a holy remembrance of the
noble soldier dead.
Other Memorial Days have had no great
cr significance than this one. America
basks in the glowing sun Of prosperity
and happiness. Reconstruction proceeds
apacc throughout the world. The cause
Of the heroic dead is being achieved in
full measure
Time will not efface the splendor sur
rounding the sacrifices of these loved
ones. Each day shall burnish anew their
Immortality. .-.-...... .-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY
IN DRUMRIGHT
Oil Fields Have Had Lit
tie Cause TO Suspect
Disloyalty

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Dl'O MltI'liI Nay An 'l'p-
"rat, program ana drm"nstr''l. /"
mas h''n prepared Toy the Am''l''n
nf'"n TO AK" PI''" ON M'h"l IA
d1y' M"ndas' May so. m ''"in''fht
Ihr main ''' ."l' "i 'n' 'N,r'lS,. 3"
VII %" . parade ln "h'n p'a'u''I'E
everyone in the ,IiN VIII take La' 70
''d ny IN. nHulrlpll "thu ms
nRIhd" VIII form AZ ne 'nd ot me
pavement on East lilnh"W'N an"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Fish are believed 10 have a keen
sense ~ smell.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29
FACE niSFsGURED
WITH ECZEMA
InRash, ItChingand Burn
ing Intense, Could Not
Sleep, CutiCura Heals,

My brother had eczema II broke
out like a rash and the itching ard
burning were so intense that he
would scratch and II would bleed.
lie could no, sleep and his face was
disdgured for a time.
We began to use CuticuTs Soap
and Ointment and It was no time
until the rash began to disappear.
After the use Of two onkes OF CUT
curs Soap and t"o boxes Of Gu, cura
Ointment he was completely healed. -
tSiGned) Miss Margaret Chilean,
Wicses. Ark.
Cu,icuia Soap. Ointment and Tai
cum are all you need for all toilet
uses. Bs,hc with Soap, soo,be with
Ointment, dust with Talcum.
F.npls Evh Ft.. by MAJ Add-... "cuusura alb
otatyriss Dept Maiden Is. Mas " Snli svsrI-
wh~rr Snap2.c Ointment - and J0r IAlcuin PFC
ESAy Cu,ieus Soap .hs.ss without 1i1s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29
WHEAT GROWERS IN SESSION

BLACKWELL, May ga mass
meeting of all wheat growers OF
KAY county who are IN good stand
iur in tho organization has b,.n
called for saturday at blackwell lN
the county president, j. \. limbaugh.
for the purpose uf oloctiug three del
cgatcg 10 the national association
convention at Hutchinson, Kan. on
June ..
Members in good standing are
those farmers who have paid their
annual dues OF $3.50 and signed the
contracts whereby they turn their
entire wheat crop FOR five years TO
the association for sale. The Hutch
itson convention will be addressed
hv Aaron Sapiro, tho attorney for
the california Fruit Growers asso-
citation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

r IS said that diamonds have been
discovered in fallen mct,ors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-18
.SEWAREN HISTORY CLUB
GUESTS OF MRS. STRONG

SEWAREN, Feb. 1S-The Sc
warren History Club was most pleas
antly entertained Wednesday by
Mrs. w. v. d. Strong. Three new
members were taken into the club.
Mrs. II. z. Pulsifer. Mrs. Walter
eager and Mrs. J.. c. Brown. The
president reported that a corsage
bouquet of orchids was sent on
Monday Il Mrs. H.. b. Coombe.
wishing her a pleasant voyage and
safe return. Mrs. Coombe sailed
Wednesday for Japan to be gone
for six months.
Two invitations were received,
one from. the South Amboy Wo-
mans Club. the other from THE
Beethoven Music Club" of Orange.
An invitation was also received
for. the benefit of the literture de-
partment of the N. J.. s. f. to
be held in the Battin High Senool
Elizabeth, on March ), when Jo-
seph c.. Lincoln will give readings
from poems and prose writings.
1t was reported that Mrs. w. w.
jackson, Mrs. w. v. ID. Strong and
Mrs. Schoenfuss would entertain
the original story and poem contest
being conducted by the literature
department of the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-18

o'clock. Peterson has also been ad-
vised that a representative of the
city law department of Newark and
the heads of several other civic or
CARNATIONS in Essex and Hudson
counties will be present and speak
for the release of the bill from COM
mittee.
Assemblyman Peterson has receiv-
ed a letter from w. ]. Morgan. secre-
tary of the mayors committee on
rent pro~iteering of Newark. stating
that a large Newark delegation head
ed by the mayor. will be present at
the hearing. Mr.. Morgan states that
he has sent several notes to the var
ious mayors in the largest cities of
the state requesting their presence
at this hearing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-18
H0PELAWN

The local school was first in the
standing of the township during the
month of January for a record of
attendance and had an average of
97.2 per cent. The record for the
month is as follows: School No. /,
S2.5; School No. 4, S6.6; School No.
g., 90.6; School No. 7, 91.4: School
No. s, 92.1: School No. 9, S4.4;
School No. 10. 97.2, and the Barron
venue school, 94.1.
Miss Conway, the school nurse,
visited the. local school yesterday.
E. C. Ensign, the district clerk.
visited the school on Tuesday.
The pupils In Miss Demerest's
class received 100 per cent. marks
in the mid-year arithmetic examina-
tons.
Mr.. McElroy, the manual training
supervisor, spent Friday afternoon at
the local school.
Mr.. Thompson, the truant officer
came to the school here on Friday
for a few hours.
The local school authorities hope
mat the parents VI the pupiio icic
will help them maintain the high
average that has been set SO far this
year by the local school.
Troop No. IA of the Boy Scouts of
this place. held their regular meet
Ing night on Thursday in the Perth
Amboy Public Library, and had a
pleasant time. 1t was decided that
on next Thursday night the parents
of the boys would be invited and re-
freshments will be served. At this
time plans will be made for the fu-
ture activities of the troop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-18
Why 1t Succeeds
Because It's For One Thing Only, and
Perth Amboy People Appreciate This.

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings success.
Doan's Kidney Pills are TO- one thing
only.
For, weak or disordercd kidneys.
Here Is Perth Amboy evidence to prove
.heir worth.
Mrs. Mary Allen. 327 Market St.. says:
II know the value Of Deans Kidney
Pills and gladly and them to 9TH
ers. My kidneys were weak and II ]
overworked. l had distressing .backaches
and sharp pains over my kidneys. Ny
kidneys acted very ~irregllarly. / used
Doan's Kidney Pills for these attacks and
they have always given picmpt relief.
strengthening my back eno kidneys"
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney rilis-the same that Mrs. Allen
had. Fo.ter-Milburn Co. Mfrs. Buffalo.
". Y.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-18
SOUTH AMbOY
WINS BANNER
Has Largest Attendance at
Big Past Councilors' Ses-
sion Last Night.

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 1S.-At the
one hundred and fifth meeting of
the Middlesex Past Councillors AS
s0cidtion held last night at Duncl-
Ten. the local council of Jr. y. u.
a. NJ. was once more awarded the
banner for the largest percentage of
attendance. The local council had
376 points. nearly one hundred more
than its nearest competitor. Puritan
Council. No sos. of Carteret. was
awarded the hammer for having the
smallest percentage attendance.
The meeting was one of the most
interesting ver held by the ~associa-
ton. The entertainment committee
had arranged an excellent program
for the evening. The principal
speaker of the evening was KLEIN
mer Kelteiheisen of New Brunswick.
He made a stirring address on the
subject of "Americanism."
In addition to the past councillors
from Middlesex county. there were
a number of visitors from the near
by county past councillors ~associa-
ton.
Fourteen past councillors and sev-
enteen visitors from Joel Parker
council of this city. attended. The
trip was made by bus and by priv
ate cars. The next meeting will be
held in Metuchen at which an ex-
cellent program win be given.
Ladies' Night
The chairman of the entertain
ment committee announced hat the
1921 Ladies' night" would be held
In May at New Brunswick in con-
nection with the twenty-fifth an
niversary of Good Intent council of
that city. At this time an excel
lent program will be given, dancing
enjoyed and refreshments served. An
effort is being made to have the To-
cal minstrel troupe repeat its 1921
minstrel success at this time. The
members of the local cast are con-
sidering the matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-18
TO SPEAK IN FAVOR OF
PETERSON'S HOUSING BILL

Mayor Charles P. Csllen of New
ark, has advised Assemblyman Ed
ward j. Peterson, of this city. that
DIR. William G. Hanrahan. chairman
of the mayors rent adjustment COM
mission of Newark. president of the
rem payers association of Essex
county and vice president of the
mayors committee on rent profiteer-
ing, will speak in favor of Peterson's
housing hill at the hearing before
the judiciary committee of the House
of Assembly in the assembly cham.
Der next Monday afternoon at 2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-18

DEFENDERS coal deliveries by the
Pennsylvania Railroad. at South
Amboy. which supplies sixty per
cent of the needs of the subway and
street car lines, and of the gas and
electric light companies in New
York city. broke all previous records
for this month.
The total amount at these piers
in December was 559.450 tohs. which
exceeded even the high record OF
December. 1913. by 1924 tons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-18
Coal Deliveries at So. AmbOy
Docks Break All RecOr dS

This large delivery was made pos
sible to some extent, of course. by
the fact hat weather copditions per-
mitted practically uninterrupted
The high tonnage record for the
year 1920. was made in August, when
627, 019 tons were delivered at South
Amboy.
Eighty-fve per cent of the coal
dumped at these piers is bitumin-
Mrs. +. G. Tisdall, chairman OF
program, presented a most enjoya-
BILE program for the afternoon.
Mrs. w. B. Krug, as the guest
Of the club. played a most dificult
selection. The Ballade" No. 3 of
Chopin. in a most finished manner.
Mrs. w. III. Gardner sang "She
oh, tbs a Dream"
Mrs. j. H. Love read the story
of the First Flag.
Miss Eva Sherwood recitcd from
Tennyson also from James Whit
comb Reilly.
Mrs. +. w. Bailey, Of Elizabeth,
d HleihVSi VI tHe Do@iu OAsuNHs-oh
Of that city, spoke on Education.
Mrs Bailey handled her subject
from the viewpoint of a capable
and inteiligent woman. That she
is interested and well qualified to
serve as a member of a1y board is
evident. bIrs. Bailey spCke OF the
various problems confronting ed
uoational system at the present
time. 1t is to be reg cited that
many who were not IN favor # a
woman il the board of %,"rration
we.,. re: atle to hear Mrs. Ball.
OF whom t , ght nc truly SAID
'Ly h r worFs We shall know her
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. j. II. Love on March 2.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
THE BUDGET SYSTEM.

TIVE advantages OF the budget system OF national ex-
IL penditure, which was supported so Loyalty in Della
ware are shown strlkngly in recent report Of the
British Chancellor OF the Exchequer to the House OF
Commons.
one year ago the Chancellor estimated the revenues and
expenditures the ensuing twelve months and predicted
surplus at the end OF that period OF about f235Oo0OO
surplus proved to be only 100000 less than
that amount
For many years British finances have been controlled
by national budget system and the slight difference
between estimates and acuaes may be credited almost
entirely to it,
Contrast that condition with the financial stae OF ar
fairs n the United States where the lack OF a budget
law coupled the past years with the pronigacy Of
Democratic administration, has destroyed all rel1ton
estimated needs OF the Government the actual
expenditures, and the revenues
For instance the estimates OF expenditures submitted
by Deocratc officials for the fiscal year ending 3d.
allowed by the Republican Congress for that year
si373NQ0OO0, reduction from the estimates Of about
81 si3i3oO0OOo
Reductions in our funded ndeb tedness during that
period have been only such authorized by Con
gress the appropriations for which are included in the
figures given above Those reductions therefore, give
indication the relations between receipts
penditures
But the floating debt furnishes index to whether
the Treasury is gaining losing. The OF the
year 1924 probably will show little II any, reduction II
the floating debt amounting TO approximately s2
75oOO0OO0 That that Treasury receipts have jus
about kept pace with he expenditures authorized by th
Republican Congress.
Now, what would have happened II the Democrati,
spending had been endorsed by the Congress?
The national debt would have been increased ny about
and a-third billion dollars the increase being repre-
sened by and yet certificates OF indebtedness
swelling the floating debt to siOoOOOOOOO taking
just that much money from business and industry
That is terrible indictment OF the conduct Of the
Government under Democratic rule But than that
4 shows how wholly at the executive and legislative
branches Of the Government the absence Of budget
system.
The various executive departments through iheir
Democratic chiefs, submitted their schedule OF expenses
for he year to the Secretary OF the Treasury accorns
% aw, and they by him transmitted 10 Congress
But hey were framed with regard at 70 wheihe
the Treasury would have the money to meet them
Had there been national budget they would hav
been arbitrarily prunsd down until ihey came within IN
estimated revenues.
As it was it remained FOR the Republican Congress
exercise its and judgment in cutting the figures
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
TRY MACNESIA FOR
STOMACH TROUBLE
II Neutraiizes Stomach Acidity. Prevents
Food Fermentation. Sour. Classy
Stomach and Acid Indigestion

Doubtless n you are sufferer from
indigestion. you have already tried pep
sin. pancreatin, charcoal. drugs and va
rious digestive aids and you know these
things will not cure your trouble-in
some gases do not even give relief.
But before giving up hope and decid-
ing You are a chronic dyspeptic just try
the effect OF a little Bisurated Magnesia
not the ordinary commercial carbon
ate. citrate or milk, but the pure Bisu-
rated Magnesia. which you can obtain
from practically any druggist in either
powdered eor tablet form.
Take a teaspOOnful Of the powder or
two compressed tablets with little
water after your next meal, and see what
difference this makes. IL will instantly
ncutralize the dangerous, harmful acid
In the stomach which DOW causes your
food to ferment and sour, making gas
wind. hatulence. heartburn and the bloat-
cd or heavy, lumpy feeling that seems 10
follow most everything you eat
You will find that. provided you take
little Bisurated Magnesia Immediately
after meal, you can eat almost any
thing and enjoy II without any danger
of pain or discomfort to follow and more
over. the continued use Of the bisurated
magnesia cannot inJure the stomach in
any way 50 long as there are any symp-
toms OF acid indigestion.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04

citizens broke and Industries were broke We
had go 10 levels had not previously known
So Europe today" It must go to work In productive
Industry the lowest basis OF living has ever known
and the most inadequate award and he admonished
the Democratic members of the committee that 1t was
the duty Of Congress- regardless Of political aniston
to levy such tariff rates In the forthcoming general re-
vision may equslize the difference in the cost over
there and here" This would bring about condition
OF prosperity where just reward is won by honest and
conented toll" and the homes OF the workngmen there
would be mo riot against the law, no rebellion against
constituted authority no tempest OF communism
Well John Garner Representative from Texas, and the
Angoras best friend James Collier Of Mississippi and
William Oldned OF Arkansas three members Of the COM
mee who have not kept pace with their constituents,
tried their best break down Mr. Krbys guard but it
was no go. lie back at them with the declaration
that he voted for Harding because Of the aposay OF my
own crowd" 1t a field day for the Republicans, who
were rbilant in knowing that the South had at last
swung in behind protection
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
Twice TILTED,
WOMAN Wins
Kentuckian Receivers 81, 900
Heart Balm From
Doctor
COURTED HER IS
YEARS, SHE SAYS

OLIVE HILL, KY, May Miss
Mary Burchett, Of this town. has
just won a verdict for $4,000 for
breach of promise in a suit against
DR.. j. M. Rose, also Of Olive Hill.
Miss Burchett, in her petition, al
legged that DIR. Rose first paid court
to her Is years ago and they became
engaged. Eight years ago, while
they were still engaged, according
to Miss Burchett, DR.. Rose Tilted
her and married another. Time pass
ed and Mrs. Rose died.
After the conventional period OF
mourning, Miss Burchett AYERS that
DR.. Rose again paid her such atten-
tion that they again became engaged,
the love this time being Of a more
mature and therefore of an appar-
emily more enduring nature than
that which had its brief lifetime
years before. The wedding, accord
ing to Miss Burchett, was TO have
taken place last September, but at
the time set DR.. Rose Tilted Miss
Burchett for the second time and
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
THIS Is THE LIFE!

TNhE Italian journal, lie Figaro has published sched
Il ule Of salaries paid to officials Of the League OF
Nations that shows the cost Of maintaining that niena
onal extravaganza little short OF ridiculous in view
OF its utter lack Of accomplishment Here the figures:
Secretary General si20OOO per First Under Sec
retary $4,000; Second Under Secretary, $4,000 Third
Under Secretary 10000 Six Directors $1,000
Si5OOO Eight Commissioners $4,000; Head OF Interna-
tonal Labor Bureau $1,000.
In addition there is what is described as "a humber
host Of earnest workers all serving the good at
salaries ranging from 10000 to $1,000" All these gentle
men housed in pslata hotel the shores Of the
lake at Geneva
Another foreign view Of the league contained in an
article by Frenchman written for an American pubica-
ton
I'm spite Of repeated and not exactly dsnterested
ments" says he profusey published by the members
the o1cias the presidents OF the Council OF the
League who have every be satisfied with their
oce the League during these months Of activity
has proved to be merely costly useless and wholly nen
cen machine"
The point Of the matter Is the United States saw II
FIRST" and Republican statesmen WIRE sagacous
enough TO steer clear OF the thing Foresight is better
than hindsght and America prong through It's pos
session Of the former, while foreign members Of the
league are rung the day they nyeighled into men,
bershp.