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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-28
To Attend Conference.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Sena-
tors Edge and Frelinghuysen will go
to Trenton Thursday to attend the
big conference of Republican state
leaders to be held there that day
for discussion of the party platform
to be framed at the state convention
next week and other general state
political matters. 1t is expected that
all the New Jersey congressman who
are now at their homes will also be
on hand at the Trenton gathering.
The two Jersey senators will also
attend the convention at Trenton
next Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-28
REAL CAMPAIGN
At So. AMbOY
Hole in Wall is to be Issue
of the Coming General
Election

SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 2S.-The
primary election yesterday held no
charm for the voters of the city.
There being no local opposition, the
polls lost their magnetism.
The early part of the day, found
few people at the polls. Those that
did vote were for the greater part
women. Among them was an old
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-28
Summons in Gun Case

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S-George
Gordon Rorke, of Washington, held
in bond by federal authorities here
on charge of c~onspiring to furnish
arms to the Sim Fein in Ireland,
went to Trenton today on a sum-
mons to appear before federal
grand Jury inquiring into the discov-
cry last June OF sos gun in the
bunkers of the steamer East Side.
The conspiracy charge against
Rorke was continued yesterday for
further hearing by United States
Commissioner Hitchcock, on Octo-
Der 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-28
LARSON Wins SENATE
RACE BY LARGE VOTE
CONTINUED from page ~

Yesterdays results again showed
the lack of interest taken by voters
in the primaries. With only one
third of the eligible voters in the
county casting their ballots yester-
day, it has been pointed out that
some of the results might have been
different had all of the registered
voters gone to the polls and cast
their ballots for their favorites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-28

In the assembly race Assemblyman
Edward j. Peterson. another local
man. was strongly supported. he re-
ceiving about 700 votes more than
his nearest opponent, Assemblyman
Lyons. Peterson was given 2,115 in
Perth Amhoy. Lyons got 1867 which
was only eighteen more than was
polled by Wilton I. Applegate. of
Prospect Plains. the other successful
candidate. Stults was given 500 here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-28
Building Contract.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 2s.-A
building contract between Felix Erz-
orkowski, the owner, and John Cezd-
sky, builder, was filed in the office
of the county clerk today. The
agreement calls for the construction
of a two-story frame residence to
be constructed at STA Johnstone
street, Perth Amboys ~ 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-28
Crime Wave Among Bees.

ROCHESTER,, Sept. Pa crime
has broken out among bees. This
became known when H. L. Case Of
Canandaigua. an apiarist, reported
that a horde of the insects had flown
into his warehouse, drained every
drop of honey out of his combs and
escaped with two tons of sweet liq-
uid. The party suffered heavy cas-
ualties for Case picked up four bush
els of dead bees, which had fell ex-
hausted. The honey was valued at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-28
WATERS BEATS MEAD IN
2ND WARD; INQUIRE WINS

(Continued from page ~
Perth Amboy favored It's Native
Sons" who were entered in the var
ious contests yesterday. City En-
aineer Morgan +. Larson, Republican
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-28

GENEVA, Sept. 2S-A rumor was
current here that the council of the
league had decided to divide Upper
Siiesia between Poland and Ger
many on what is known as the
Sforcza line. There was no con-
armation and the rumor was receiv-
ed with reserve,
The Sforcza line would give Pol
and western part of the industrial
district notable Gleiwitz, Zabrze
and Tarnowitz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-28

Telephoned Classified ads cost less IL you
call at the office and pay for them within
a week.
Todays Wants and offers are all listed
~ i complete. indexed ,eatalog In the
sisfelaef ~ sscttoa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-28

FIRST WARD-First Poll 49,.
Second Poll
Third Poll E.
Fourth Poll
SECOND WARD-First Poll
Second Poll
Third Poll .
THIRD WARD-First Poll :.
Second Poll
FOURTH WARD-First Poll
Second Poll
Third Poll :.
Fourth Poll
FIFTH WARD-First Poll -.
Second Poll
SIXTH WARD-First Poll -.
Second Poll
Third Poll :,
Fourth Poll
Fifth Poll =.
CITY TOTALS .............,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

massive earth and concrete structure
ia feet high, 500 feet long from cliff
to cliff and holding back enough
water to irrigate 10000.
In order that there might be no
possibilities of its washing out In some
of tho floods which race down the lit
tie stream, sheet steel piling was al
first driven 81 feet below the bed OF
tho stream to solid rock. This was
anchored to the cliffs on each side by
concrete and on the face OF this a
and earth. Tho dam is 500 feet wide
at It's base and gradually narrows up
to sixteen feet in width at the top.
The face of the dam is ripraped with
rock to prevent wearing away by wave
action.
of the dam and only q few feet above
tho bed of the lake tunnel has been
driven thru solid rock for distance
of 700 feet and largo enough that four
horses can be driven thru abreast.
This is the outlet for the irrigation
This outlet Is controlled by massive
steel gates, two of them measuring
| az by feet and the other by 8
feet. These gates are worked by by.
| dralic pumps and work so easily that
a child can raise and lower them no
/
hind Built around these gates ana
above them Is n tower 80 feet high
and looking at a distance like young
lighthouse.
Altho this project has only bsen
completed this summer there 10 now
lake which at some places measures
miles In length. little more than
10000 acres OF land has been watered
this year.
It has been estimated by competent
engineers that when filled with water
acres and more than 500 families viii
benefit by the project.
Back so miles up in the heart Of
the Spanish Peaks country, tho Apt
shapa has Its head. In spring the
melting SHOWS and rains from a
watershed covering $50 square miles
pour waters into the stream until "
assumes the proportions OF young
Mississippi II has been nothing un-
usual to sec floods measuring 20 feet
in height and quarter of mile In
width weep down this stream and It Is
with the intention OF impoundins
these floods that the dam has been
built. In order to protect tho dam
against washing away in these same
floods q spiilway 800 feet wide has
been constructed half mile ur
stream around a curve from the dan,
and IN SuCh n HIFaEetlC postum ina
the full force of flood coming down
tho stream would not strike againsl
the dam but would hit the cliff and
~ necessary could bo turned directly
into tho spiIiway.
A. N. baltimore is the engineer ir
charge Of the work on this dam and
much of the success of the undertnk'
Ing n due to his untiring energy a
we'll as that Of Mr.. Knowlton.
The directors Of the project are: 9
A. Watson. Fowler: Pres. II. n
Enowlton; Sccy. and Treas. j. II. VIII
son. Manxanols; Vice Pres. c. J
staudcr. Manzanola: j. W. Lowcocls
l.. G. Hansen and s. Fl. Watson. all ot
Fowler.
Part Of these mon have been idcn
tilted with the Van Skike and oma'
ditchcs both OF which have beer
under operation for some time bu
with Indifferent success. These have
been consolidated with the Apishapn
project and with the water from tht
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

Il easily accessible from Pueblo by y
road running directly southeas' past
Wilson and undercliffc. crossing this
Huerfano At tho old Doyle ranch and
continuing on past Grimaidi Ard tho
Yellow Banks to Waremart and
whiterock.
With the completion Of the project
ana the influx of new farmers a daily
mall route has been established out
of Fowler and with the telephone SER
vice and plenty of water in sight for
their cropA tho farmers of the valley
are preparing to take recompense Tor
their yeAra OF hard work.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
Dyed Her Faded
Curtains and a
Skirt like New

Diamond Dyes" add years Of wear
to worn. faded skirts. waists, coats
stockings. sweaters. covering, hang
ings. d.aperies, everything. Every
package containD directions SO simple
any woman can put new. rich. fade
less colors into her worn garments.
or draperies even IL she has never
dyed before. Just buy Diamond
Dyes-no other kind-thcn your ma
tcrial vii como out right, because
Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to
streak, spot. fade, or run. Tell your
druggist whether tho material you
wish to dye fs wool or silk. or whether
It IL linen. cotton or mixed goods.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
Hy GRAIL =. JuLhER)

By GRAIL ,. yuIIER)
y4ftssu years ago Uncle Jimmy
Watson long a pioneer in the arid
wastes Of the west and An old settler
in the Apishapa Valley felt the need
Of something in way OF daily rations
besides the regular fri1oles and bacon.
Money was scarce for these things and
besides he wanted raise something.
The only moisture outdde OF an oc-
canonal cloudbuPyt was tbs tiny
strssm that ran down the Apiahapa
and II seemed impossible to save
enough water from this to water
garden much less . real crop, But
Uncle Jimmy was a raoourceful man
and he didn't let little things like the
lack Of water stop his farming opera
uona Casting about up and down tho
stream he found 4 narrow canon on
tho Apishapa (this name by the way
yneans In the indian language Stink
ing wateg') and broake tho earth for
dam and ditch. This was the begin
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

mortgaged their farms for $50 per
acre and this - the price that the
water will cost all who como under
the project In the future.
Just how much value this project
is going to be to tho valley of the
ApishnpA IL is hard to estimate one
OF the great drawbacks Of the coun-
try has been that = large amount Of
tho land was held by non-residents.
Already there Is an increasing tend
ency toward ressttiement of the land
by bonafide farmera
This valley II situated about IS
miles southeast Of Pueblo and about
is miles directly south OF Fowler. It
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

ming Of an irrigation propect that mas
grown until It will be tho means or
reclaiming thousands Of acres, of
making several blades of corn grow
where none grew before OF Watering
hundreds of acres OF first class wheat.
Of making wealthy happy turner's
where before entire families lowered
in little claim shacks doing only on
tho bare necessities OF life.
And then, loss than six years ago
came II. H knoWlton looking for a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

location and seeing the possibilities OF
the dam on the Apishapa settled in
the country. bought up a largo acre
age OF land in the valley and set TO
work to make the project a reality.
Every farmer in the valley put his
shoulder to the wheel. mortgased their
farms to get the necessary money and
in less than three years three has been
built up in the narrow canon of the
Apishapa on the site where tho little
dam was started fifteen years ago, a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-15
GREENFIELD, HIS WIFE AND
REDDICK'S HEARING TODAY

"A preliminary hearing will be held
by Judge Beach this morning of Win.
ton Greenfield, his wife, Lola, and the
two Reddicks, the quartet being charg-
ed with participation in the murder of
Fred Thomas. night Waterman at the
Brunswick Marine Construction Cor
poration's property on Bay street,
which occurred some months ago.
News readers are familiar with the
case. The four persons were held by
coroner's. jury. which investigated
the killing of Thomas and bail was
refused by Judge Highsmith but the
order refusing was rescinded and the
accused persons VIII be given the com
mitment trial trial this morning
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-15
OCTOBER / TO Be
GL.YNN COUNTY DAY
BrantIey Fair Manager Have
Named This Date for Bruns-
wick as Her Entire Rural
Population and Many Are Ex-
pected at Hoboken.

At meeting of the BranheS County
Fair Association, held at ff6boken,
Tuesday, october II, was designated
as "Glynn County Day. and it is ex-
pected that this date will be one of the
most successful and interesting Of any
during the period of the ''big show
Following is the official program:
Monday, October Homecoming
Day.
Making camp by the Boy Scouts.
Monday night, opening of the Mid
way with grand display of fireworks.
Tuesday, Oct. 11-Glynn County
Day.
Automobile parade and beauty show.
Best decorated automobile $40. Best
looking girl or woman in any of the
cars, special prize.
Athletic stunts.
Fireworks display at night.
Wednesday, Oct 12-Pierce County
Day.
Baby health contests, S.. Cash prize
for the prettiest and healthiest baby
under Is months. Ugliest man, dozen
handkerchiefs. Athletic stunts.
Thursday, Oct. 13-Brantley County
Day.
Awarding premiums and public
speaking by Hon. w. w. Webb and
others.
] Thursday afternoon, Oct. 13-Olt
Fiddlers' contest cash prize $3.50
First prize $40. second S., third $3.50
Live stock parade, athletic stunts
Fireworks at night.
/ Friday, Oct. 14-Ware County Day.
Farm products parade. Athletic
stunts. Horse traders convention.
| Fireworks.
Saturday, Oct. 15-Everybody's day
The fair, management is especially
urgent in Its invitation to the people
OF Brunswick and Glynn county. Be
ing so near the thriving Brantley conn,
ty town, 1t is likely that many citizens
from both the city and county will
make the trip. 1t is probable that the
Brunswick Board of Trade and the
Young Mems Club will send large
delegation.
Preparations continue for one of the
biggest events of the kind ever pulled
off in this section and every member
of the several fair committees is do
ing his or her share looking to the
success of Brantley county's first fair.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-15
GENERAL PERSHING is NOW
ON HIS VOYAGE TO FRANCE
lBy the Associated Press.l


New York, Sept. 14.-Cheered by
hundreds, General Pershing sailed to-
day for France to bestow posthumous-
Iy on an unknown French poilu the
Congressional Medal of Honor.
He expressed pleasure, not only at
the honor bestowed upon him when he
was ordered on the mission. but also
offering opportunities for renewing ac-
quaintanees in France.
1t is expected that General Pershing
will escort to this country from
France the body of an unknown Amer
lean soldier to be buried in Arlington
cemetery on Armistice Day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-15
TO PROSECUTE FATHER
FOR ATTACKING MOTHER
(By the Associated Press.l

Tampa. Fla, Sept. 14.-C. J, Steph-
ems, local business man, announced to-
day that he had employed counsel and
was prepared to spend any amount
necessary to- fierce his father, j. J.
stephens. to trial and conviction for
stabbing his mother, Wednesday night
OF last week The elder Stephens is in
the county jail and his wife is in q
local hospital in a dangerous condition
but improving.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-15
AGED DODGE CENTER
BANKER IS KILLED
President of First National Bank
of This Thriving Western City
Was Shot by Unidentified
Man and Instantly Killed
Nothing Was Stolen

Dodge Center, Mimi, Sept. I'D.
t. Rounesville, seventy years of age.
president of the First. National Bank,
of Dodge Center, was shot and in
stantly killed today in the bank build
ing by man presumed to be robber.
The man ran from the building
shouting: 81 shot him; shot him. :"
He was captured later but refused to
talk
Nothing was stolen from the bank.
The identity of the man is not known.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-15
To Fortify the System Against
Colds. Grin and Influenza

take GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC. II Puri-
fees and EnrIches the Blood. Ii Builds up and
Strengtlie the Whole System. II Fortihes the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-08

heavyweight champion. which will open
at the Murrette theatre tomorrow for
a run of three days.
This unusual drama of American so
ciety, directed by John G. Adolf, for
Robertson-Cole, promises revelation
in motion pictures Of the newer and
better sort. The versatility of Car
pentier, according to eminent critics
who attended recent pre-review, will
prove great surprise to lovers of the
cinema art.
Based on an intriguing story oil
love and mystery, in which Carpenter
is given opportunity to display his
capacity as a boxer, sportsman and
as gentleman of the first order
THE Wonder Man" should prove to
be one of the most commendable pro
auctions that the Murrette theatre has
ever presented.
| Included in the picture is boxing
bout. with men of national and inter
| national prominence forming the au
dience. At the time the boxing scen'
was taken more than 1000 persons
| packed the studio. This realistic scene
said to be the most perfect of its kim
ever filmed in the history of the screel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-08

bar have good parts Belle Stoddard
tombstone, Frank Mayo's aunt, is the
mother to his sweet heart in THE Mar
riage Pit"
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE
Cheyenne Days, the wild west Wis
ualized and transplanted upon the
Murray stage for three days opening
Monday matinee, consisting of five
cowboys. two cowgirls, and six horses
with special western stage settings,
will be the headline act next week,
and from every indication, gives prom
Use of being one of the most novel, as
well as. the costliest vaudeville act
ever presented by the Murray manage
ment. In this act Delmar the greatest
hind-leg walking horse in the world
will be introduced, also feats in rope
spinning, riding untamed bronchos
and cowboy fun.
This act can we'll be booked "Vaude
ville's Wild West DeLux," and the fact
that it is a Keith standard act places
the stamp of genuineness upon it. The
three supporting acts of unusual merit
will be Cook and Valdare in theil
Parisienne und world dance
"L'amour De Apache" Willie Lang
The Super-AylopnonlSt VINO pldys
the works of all the old masters as
well as popular selections upon q
slanting xylophone of immense size
thus revealing more plainly his won
derful execution, and Jimmy Green
Character Comedian" in songs anc
stories.
The picture for these three days will
be Frank Mayo in THE Marriage Pit
a comedy-drama.
Headlining the bill opening Thurs
day come Ed and May Ernie in thei
laughable skit Three Feet of Com
edy." This act is comedy surprist
which we cannot reveal here, but take
our tip and see ''The Merry Mono
pede." This is one of those acts yo'
tell your friends to be sure and see
Completing the bill are the Laure
Girls in -Four Feet of Speed class,
, dancing act with special scenery ant
I gorgeous costumes; the Two Carleton
Il in "A Comedy Acrobatic Novelty" ant
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-08

Marion Gibney. singing Coincidence in
her laughable skit by Proxy"
Earl Williams comes to the screen
for the weekend in his latest five-reel
Vitagraph comedydrama entitled THE
Romance Promoters" Those who
have been anxiously awaiting the an
nouncement of the booking of legiti-
mate attractions will be delighted to
know that Manager Frank Holland has
booked Buddies, the musical comedy
success which ran for year in New
York city, for Jan. 10, matinee and
evening, and Jack Norworth, New
York's favorite singing comedian in
MY Lady Friends" Thursday, Feb
10. These are productions of high
calibre produced by Shubert and Sci
wyn recognized New York producers
and are the same companies playing
Indianapolis and Cincinnati, and are
OF the same high standard of road at
fractions seen at the Murray within
the past three years.
MURRETTE
The elite of Washington society
forms the background for THE Won
Ger Man." the Robertson-Cole super
special picture, starring Georges Car
pentier, idol of France and European
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-08

will be repeated for him in ''The Mar
rage Pit" at the Murray Theatre Mon
day. their threat has dire import.
Their raid on Mayo, a live young
financial power who made" himself,
takes the form of bearing" or de-
pressing prices, on a stock in which
he is heavily invested. Aware of this.
Mayo calls the bluff by purchasing
every share of stock they put on the
market and turns the raid on his per-
sonal fortune to complete cleanup
of thousands of dollars.
While the Wall Street scenes in
"The Marriage Pit" are accurate and
interesting, they are purely incidental
to Frederick Isham's story, the ro-
nance of a business mana theme
seldom treated in motion pictures
Lillian Tucker is the girl Frank Mayo
marries in this picture, and Dagmar
Godowsky is musical comedy star
Ray Ripley as a shiftless waster and
dabbler in stocks, Hal Wilson as the
stars faithful secretary, and Frederick
Vroom, Boyd Irwin and Robert Dun
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-08
~ NEXT WEEK AT TIE ~
HE A T ERO
WASHINGTON

Girls. Is your ideal man the one
who tries to win your hearts by show
ering gifts upon you?
ITO Please One Woman" the motion
picture coming to the Washington
theatre next Sunday for four, days,
portrays the fate such man meets
when the object of his affections is a
selfish and unappreciative woman.
His efforts to please her only make
her more and more unreasonable in
her demands. In her quest for pleas
ure, she does not hesitate to shatter
other peoples romances, and her high
handed career leaves a wake of un-
! happiness and intrigue, until at last
she-meets fitting reward.
Lois Weber, who produced ITO
Please One Woman" has achieved a
picture of unusual ~melodramatic
strength and revealed some little
known facts of our social system as
Edward Burns play the chief roles in
the picture, which is Paramount
release.
Maurice Tourner's latest production
Deep Waters" will be the attraction
at the Washington next Friday and
Saturday.
az MURRAY
To those familiar with the financial
history of America the words BLACK
Friday have an ominous meaning
Black Friday refers to September "a
1869, when reckless speculation in
gold on the New York Stock Exchange
plunged the entire nation into a sud
den and terrible period of financial
panic and ruin. Four years later, a
similar panic launched itself on Fri
day in the same month.
So when the INSCRIPTIONS stock
gamblers who are Frank Mayo's en-
emies threaten that BLACK Friday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-08

shows Carpenter in the ring for the
first time on this side of the Atlantic.
He fights four fast rounds with
worthy opponent.
Among other commendable reports
on "The Wonder Man." received from
critics who witnessed the pre-view is
the sensation created by the superb
acting of Carpenter. His ability as
an actor of the first magnitude prom.
ises to be a revelation to the lovers
of the cinema art.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-08
SATURDAY

Murray-Sessue Hayakawa, Ill
Ting Lang" Vaudeville.
Murrette-Dustin Farnum in big
Happiness"
Washington-"My Sunshine Lady"
Richmond-"Fools Cold" Mitchell
Lewis. -. ..+
SUNDAY
Murray-Sessue Hayakawa in Iii
Ting Lang" Vaudeville.
Murrette-Georges Carpenter in
1.-THE Wonder Man."
Washington ITO Please One
Woman
Acknowledgment Love-" Tom
Mix.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-08
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