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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-22
Arrested for Non-support

Clarence Matthews. alias Charts.
Miller. was arrested by Lieutenaut
Long and Detective Gutowski yes
terday on a n~on-support charge
Matthews left his wife and two chill
dren in Lakewood eight months aeo
and came TO this city. II is said that
Matthews attempted to leave the
town when he found the police were
after him. He will be turned over
TO a Lakewood officer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-22

p. A. Hdwe. for White Enameied Mir
sssss-i-2o tues. thurs. sst.t (.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-22

To let or for sale: two ~fzctpriss. hsnE6
Of city; Division Street. A Kaufn,aRI
3T3 Park Ave. 1-31-3te
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-22

F. A Hdws for Kitchen and rsAo
Cutlery.
sssss-l-2o tues. thurs. sat.tf. A5n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-22

P. A. Hdwe. for Cast Iron Basters.
23s99-i-20 tues. thurs sat.t r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-22

FREDERICK L. BROWN a son
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AMI
STEAMSHIP AGENTS
We Are Now Located In Our New Building
ze3 KING STREET
Tel. 1859 Free Fire A,m Cards
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-22


or burn. l will make It or no charge, r.
j. Larkin. sls Madison Ave Tel. 742.
i7s4sIie-20-tr. N. W So
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-22

p A. Howe. for Paints, varnishes and
Brushes.
essss-i-so tues. thurs. sat.t Z"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-22

Carpenter worn ana JopofHe promptly
attended TO. Geo. II. Thompson. 81 Lewis
ST. Phone 14os-W.
E<s4-e-35-Wed- Sat. tie
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Selling Conditions i'm
Carpet Trade Unsettled

Selling conditions and prices of
carpets and rugs at wholesaie are still
unset led, due largely. in the opinion
of jobbers and retailers, to the inde-
cision that is being shown by the lead
ing manufacturers.
The spring selling season opened on
October l last saw prices only slightly
over than those made the preceding
April and guaranteed for the season.
Then came the big auction by Alex
ander Smiths Sons establishing g
lower range Of prices which forced
manufacturers to make adjustments on
goods already sold. Since the first of
the year some manufacturers have
abandoned the direct quotation of
prices and have shipped goods to job
bers and retailers on memorandum,
with the inference that goods billed
after April l will show a decline of
Is per cent.
This, in the opinion Of jobbers and
retailers, is merely deferring another
price readjustment, and as conse-
quence has upset some of their own
selling prices and has cut away from
them any basis of figuring accurate
replacement values from which to de-
termine resale prices.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
FOREIGN PORTS

departures tOf rev EOF&
ANTOFAG ASIA, Feb i9--Str Santa Ana
SUNDERLAND. Feb aa-str Lestris
BTENos AYREs, Feb 2o-strs Cali
fornia (Dan, motor}; Nantahaia
ST MICHAELS, Feb 2o--Str Morn1ugao
SYDNEY. i5 n " ". Feb so-str Nish-
ROTTERDAM. Feb 17---str Harry Luck
enhach.
RIo DE JANEIRo Feb 1s--str Bon
FALERMo, Feb 11-str Masllia tswed,.
GENOA, Feb 14-Strs America Utl; is.
cHRTsTIANlA, Feb 1s--str Rolf Jarl
HELsINGsoRe, Feb 1z--str Waco.
sECCONDEE, Feb 17---str Bassa tBrl.
SANTOS, Feb 81 Str Huron 0rorn
Buenos Ayres).
BARCELONA. Feb is--str Andres (Br)
PARA. Feb 18--Str Dunstan (Br}.
Arrivals from New York
MELBOuRNE. Feb 21-str Essex tBr)
ALGIERS. Feb 2l--str Moriska Maru
sULINA. Feb 1o--str oten.
PlRAEGs, Feb l2--str Gallia tswed).
BATAVIA. Feb ,tS-Str Abron.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb 17--Str Ortstano
LISBON, Feb l4-str Buffalo Bridge.
ROUEN, Feb l6-Str Algerier tBeD.
FLUSHING, Feb IS - Str Eglansier
PORT SAID, Feb 1s--Str Turbinia tDt),
for Padang.
BUENoS AYREs, Feb 2o--str Crofton
Hall.
MONTEvIDEo, Feb 1s---S Santa
Olivia.
MELBOURNE. Feb 2o-s Port Denf-
son (Br).
VALPARAISO. Feb 1s--s s Sherman
via Panama; Republic, via Panama.
PERM, Feb 2o-S City of MsrseilIea
(Br). via Suea for Bombay.
CALLAo. Feb AIS 8 Santa Elisa. via
Panama.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Rayo 100 NE Hatteras Feb %.
Rspon 212 S Ambrose Feb -.

Rayo 100 NE Hatteras Feb %.
Rspon 213 S Ambrose Feb "a
Roanoke III ~ Tamplco Feb 20.
Robin Adair &c $ Cape Henry Feb "a.
Rock Island So p Cape Sable Feb 21.
Rockport So S Hatteras FEB q.
Kosalind lat ~ So, Ion rs ST Feb 81.
Ruth 230 NE Cape Henry PM Feb 21.
Salem County 200 Block Island Feb 20.
Salina 2220 from San Francisco PM Feb
SAN Bias S2s N Port Lirnon Feb 90
San Gil 165 S Cape Henlop4n Feb 20,
San Jose $500 S san Francisco Feb l1.
San Jose (KDD 1,co1 S Nantucket Feb 2f.
San Juan 289 SE Ambrose Feb %.
San Ricardo is SSE Miami Feb 2i.
Santa Rita 5.0os San Francisco PM
Feb FL
Santa .Leonora 476 Ambrose Feb Al,
Santa Teresa 347 S Ambrose Feb %.
Sapulpa 25 s Jupiter Feb I'll
Saramacca 362 South Pass Fes 81.
saugus IS Scotland LV Feb p; .,
Seneca {CGCl lat ~ IS, Ion 65 Is Feb 81.
Sharon 1S0 SW Hatteras Feb q.
Shenandoah 272 NE Jupiter Feb 81.
Sierra 2,105 San Francisco PM Feb fs.
Silverbroak 1877 SW> Hatteras Feb 81.
Socony SO 1G4 W Sand Key Feb Il.
Steadfast 05 SW Cape Lookout Feb al.
Steel Ranger 43t Ambrose Feb 20.
Sunbeam so " Hatteras Feb 81.
S c r Dodd 1895 from Hilo Feb 81.
s Harkness 763 s Cape Mala Feb "a.
Steel Inventor 500 San Pefro Feb 21.
sw.f, Arrow Lao San Err Frsneisco sd Feb 81
sylvan Arrow 2.25o from San Francisco
Texas 2os Scotland L Feb %.
Tivives 1.o1! Ambrose FEB 2l'
1oloa 571 n Havana Feb 2l.
TSpia 2Si % Galxsst9n I,y Feb FL ra,
Trontolite iii s Ambrose FEB %,
Turbinia lat So As. Ion = As Feb %.
'Turrialha 46 Sc southp4ss Feb 90;
J'lysses 8s4 GsE Cape Henry FEB Fl.
Vacuum rs " San Key Feb 20
Valdez 20 Hnlsboro Feb 20.
Fenezuela 7ss from San Francisco Pm
yesta IS sw Hatterss Feb q.
Virginia 1sO W San K.y Feb II.
ssSId s3ssd IS s Ga.fses + TsnsS0 Fss ss0 90
Wrn H Doheny 1872 NE Tampico Feb "a
Vim G Warden 6s ENE Sand Key Feb 21.
Wacouta 122 Scotland L v Feb 81.
Walter D. Munson so7 5 Ambrose Feb 81.
Wassenaar 60 from Hatteras Feb 81
Mathena 1.o24 F. Poston Feb 81.
West Carnak 2509 from Balboa Feb Il.
West Cempgaw 130 from Honolulu 8 PM
West Erral 10 sE southpass Feb 20.
West Glen LAT s5 so Ion Sc o5 Feb Il.
west Hlka Is from m San saH Pedro M FfS Feb - 81.
West Holbrook 46 from Honolulu Pm
West Jappa 1882 from Cape Flastery PM
west gt, lena 1929 W San Francisco PM
West Jessup 2so8 from Cape Fla.tery 8
PM Feb IS.
West Kebar s7s NE Colon PM Feb 90.
West Ntlus 14O from Cape Flattery PM
Feb 20.
West Totant 81 Sc Miami Feb 21.
Western Pride lat "a 06 Ion so 40 Feb 81
Western Sea 229 Sc Ambrose PM Feb 90
Wilhelmina 1893 from San Francisco PM
Feb 10.
Wythevile IS Hat,eras Feb 21.
Yaka let 3S sc Ion 20 AZ Feb z2
AT1h h-nu Eal
Yapalaga 24o e Cape Henry Feb 81.
Yaquina l5s c Ambrose Feb %.
11cmachichi lat 80 So Ion 43 a. Feb 20
Zacapa 4S6 Scotland LY Feb 81
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Kelly Springfield
Earnings for 1920
Show Falling OFF
Annual Report of Tire Conn
pany Discloses Balance
Equal TO 1907 Per Cent
ON the Common Stock

The Keily-Springfeld Tire Company
earned balance available for she
common stock last year. before deduc-
tions for Federal taxes, Of S1,2e5, ,851.
according to the annual report issued
to the stockholders to-day. This was
equivalent to 1907 per cent earned on
the S8,e61, ,150 common outstanding at
the end of the year. In 1919 the com
pany earned balance of $2,6t7 ,341 be-
fore taxes, equal to ASS2 per cent on
the $5.361 s7S outstanding at the end
OF that year.
Gross profit from sales of the COM
pany last year amounted to 81 721 .9ol
against $7,o34, ,2S4 in 1919. while uperat-
ing and administration expenses to-
tailed s429o,986, compared with ss.7qs :
1855. Net profit on sales aggregated So,
430,914, compared with S3,257, SAG
Among the deductions from inc .lne was
an aggregate OF S14s2,773 in interest
paid. loss on Liberty bonds AM other
miscellaneous charges. The company
also deducted 100000 as a nrovision
for fluctuations in inventory valua.
tions.
The company has no supplies of or
contracts for raw materials at form Ell
prevailing high prices, and is in a po-
sltion to take advantage of present low
levels for its future requirements, ac-
cording to Frederick a. Seaman, presi,
cent of the company.
In its balance sheet as of the end oi
the year the company shows cash in
the bank or on hand of $2,182, ,189, com.
rared with $1,679,94G the wear before
Accounts receivable total $2,10G358
Inventories are carried at S9.751 3s8
compared with S7,073,643 the year be-
fore. On the liability side notes paya,
ble total $S,l55 900, whereas the bal
ance sheet Of the year befor. showed
10 such item. Construction accounts
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY

NORFOLK, Feb 22-Coast guard cutter
Manning Is taking mine sweeper Robin In
tow off Cape Hatteras.
MoNTREAL> Feb 22-str Greiarlie (Br)
Loaf propeller In mid-Atlanttc, Several
ships got distress signals.
HALIFAX. Feb 20 - Str Delco (Amn)
freed from ice Off Louisburg to reach hero
tomorrow from ST Johns
DANBURY, Mass. Feb 22--Mine sweep
er Swan, ashore at the Gurnet since Nov
29, foated and towed to Plymouth Harbor
for temporary repairs,
ST. JOHNS, N F.. Feb. 22-RelfeS ships
for Bell Island mines frozen In port here
Distress In northern Newfoundland settle
ments is feared.
BOSTON. Feb. 22.--Str. Canadian Sig
mailer, week overdue from Fowey. England
arrived with coal bunkers empty and food
eN susted. Engines disabled in mid-At-
lant!e.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
orts OF Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

creased s265,260,oo0 between last No
vember is and last December 90, Comp.
troller Williams of the Treasury an
nounced tonight. In New York the
loans increased $A9, ,041 900.
Savings bank deposits increased be-
tween November Is and December 90
the Comptroller reported, although
ether bank deposits decreased. Capi-
tai. surplus and profits also increased
30 s2,727941 900, which Mr.. Williams
said was the highes. amount ever re-
rcrted.
Net reduction Of loans, allowing for
the increase in New York, was $216,-
$4,000, and the only cities outside of
New York showing loan increases
were: Sts Louis, Baltimore, Atlanta,
Louisville, Cleveland, Detroit and Mir2
neapolis.
Few States Show Increases
The only states whose country banks
showed increases in loans were West
Virginia, Florida, Kentucky, Montana,
California and Utah. Nearly every
other state and city. Mr.. Williams
says, shows material decrease in
loans and discounts.
Resources of all the national banks
m December % amounted to $2I 1861, :
10000, which is a reduction of STA
i14000 since the call of November Is
Total deposits were $16,277 757 600, a
reduction of $6s3,945,0 600, as compared d
with November Is.
Capital WAS reported at $f,272 291 :
600, an increase Of s2,351 900 cver No
vember 16, urplus and undivided
profits of the hanks amounted to ST.
515,650, 900, which shows an increase Of
S15,327000 over the previous call.
The number ofebanks reporting was
2130, an increase of 24o over. Decem-
err a year ago.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Reserve Council
Opposes Cut i'm
Discount Rates
Would Abolish the Office of
Comptroller of Currency
and Create Post of Under
Secretary of the Treasury
WASHINGTON, Feb. %. - r

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. - Recon-
mendation against any reduction of dis
count rates at present as unwarranted
by financial and industrial conditions
was made to the Federal Reserve Board
to-day by its advisory council at the
conclusion of two days conference
with the board on the general business
situation.
The council also went on record as
favoring abolishment of the Office of
Comptroller of the Currency and
transfer of it's functions to the Fed
eral Reserve Board. In addition, the
council recommended creation of the
Office of Under-Secretary of the Treas
ury, the incumbent to have charge Of
fiscal matters and 60 take the place
of the secretary on the Federal Re-
serve Board. Under this proposal the
governor of the beard also woulda act
as its chairman and would be elected
by the appointive members.
Loans and Discounts Decrease
Loans and discounts, excepting re-
discounts, of the national banks of this
country outside New York City, de-
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
AMERICAN PORTS

Harald DAM, Poston; Ligonier' Tampico c'
Sailed: Strs Aztec (Nor), Tamipco; +. q
CHARLESTON, S. G. Feb. 22-Arr,vea.
Strs Cody. Hull (and proceeded to New Or.
dea9s2' Schenectady, Savannah (and pro.
ton tand proceeded TO Jacksonville). Sailed
ohtoan New York;
stSs GAhxnsTos hslssHf9s NsW Ts5 vPr Feb @
pico; J A Bostwick New York.
rvea aAacRssoNvlLas ssfs ATapasoe Fis Hsv Ee9 a2Ar
e,r.s,l7 N.oRFoLK. Va; Feb; 22-Arrived: Str.
Srlstal Mast Selling (Gerl. Galveston; Thames
Pace Gaeilns PBr} Nss sseS orttans tsnas' eer. Ia
windvale. Havana; MISSIONER, Antwerp
Pennyworth. Galveston; Nevada. San Fran
Sailed; strs Felix Taassig. New England sDi Hi
Woodheld (Br}, Portland, Me-; Corcovado.
Ta,Pa1sis4; tniP sd,9:r yitruxia, aavTs soestdiJk
Brown, Boston diuiis (Itj. Genoa: Byiayi.
cSGstohi cFstoha, WgmoTe tS1 LOndon Aneon
ID. Moyes; Boston Cristobal cristobai, '0'
strs Hn5aApnhPHIA naa DEL s. ,,, Feb 22 Arrived:
Devereux, Boston; Katrina Lucken.
bach, New York Bayonne, New York; Bel
vernon (Nor), New York; Italy Maru
Beaumont; Italia (swed]. ManzaniIlo; ;
Ltmon. santa Marta Sailed: Strs Roald
Jarl (Nor). st Johns +: Rochester,
Texas City; Laramie, Port Lobos; Briton.
-; kewanee. Cienfuegos; Mexicano
SNor). Ghristiania, ETC., callabassas New
York; Norman Monarch tBr). Liverpool
PENsAcoLA. Feb 2a-Arr,ved: Str
San Michele (IO, Gibraltar Sailed: Str
s.PBoRT TaMfA, FAM; haFseoFsa Feo ssa-sail.d. s.rs
Maseotts. Key West: NJ Guffy. Tampico.
PORT EADs, La, Feb 22--Arrived: ::
Strs District OF Columbia, Baltimore; M
F Elliott. New York; Marne, Norfolk !;
Rama. Bluefelds; Trimountain, New
York. Sailed Strs Cadillac (Brl, Lon
don: Lake Festus. Tampico.
PORTLAND, Me. Feb 22-Arrivsd: strs
Matoa, Baltimore; Norfolk, Norfolk
Sailed: Str Cairnvalona tBr), Leith.
SAVANNAH, Feb 22--Arrived: Strs
Jupiter (Sp), Iquique; Johnstown (Br),
Cuba; Solitaire, Charleston; City OF At
lanta, Boston: Merrimaek, Jacksonville
land sailed for Phiiadelphia) Sailed: Strs
Schenectady. Fernandina; City OF ST Louis.
New York.
garet- Baltimore (for bunkers9.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
German Bank Statement

BERLIN, Feb. az.-Ths stnteyuent of !
the Imperial Bank as of February Is shows |
THESE changes:
Increases. Mnrks
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday
s,f fiefades, Rotterdam FEB &. On ~,
r. ssg sga o. Dacn 2, Steamship Line; with mdse
q, - L9ekport Rio de Janefro, Jan ia
ssantos, Jan rs; st Thomas, FEB IA: to w,
4 Hnhrs Sseann,snip ~ Line: with mdse; Piei
VIII str Yaklok, Liverpoci. Feb A. to ] r
ensseer n,.,an q Co; In ballast; anchored OF
Str Costigan. sourabaya, Nov ss. aa.
Yss.a; Dsn DEC q Singapore, Dec 10; Colombo
=, tan rort said Jan s: Btzerts. Jan 2l
9,er ras 3, onitea ni;e American Line; with mose
. Str Ocean Monarch tsr,. Hull, FEB ;
20 Houlder, Weir & Boyd: in ballast: Pie,
l. American Docks, /
Str Pinar del Rio, Sagua, Eeb 10. Cav.
8snas; as keh II; Havana Feb IL; to the
american and Cuban Steamship Co: with
sugar ear tArouekle's Refinery, Bklyn.
tn tnuaa; Feb is: to the Green Star Line
sts sts'iSgs @s.t ANCHORED ,sas on ssapleton. l.
son in ballast; Pier ss. n r.
n, ssf NV Suifoii' Phslsaelphia; to the Gull
" str st'Rs + T9 Asshs gaih OIL ss,,nssa ,sayonne;
Robert I. Hague; with oil: PIER a ren,
stable Hook, n J.
Str r, mas,oasa, v, ., Vera crus Feb u. rrosreso
York & c9ba Mali ali stsamship Ste Co toe Mt,S Meg
pass mails and r.dse; Pier Is. B'kiyn. 'D
e. Msssina FEB i. Gisraltar % ar" 6 s. 70 ra'rss ths
cunard Anchor Line. with PASS. mails and
m9se anchored off Quarantine
ship Co. Ltd. with pass. mails and sndse
ANCHORED OF Quarantine.
Str Martha Washington. Ruenos Avree
yan g. nontev.deo Feb !, Santos 5. Rio de
ssanesro s. St Thomas II; to the Muason
sssssnseip ,'ass FiPr Linz With pass, mails and
Str Helen. Ponce Feb 10, Mayagusx IL
4Js,,as 4Agnadliia T. San Juan is 10 the RulI
n'aala1, 1asuiar me- wlth mdse. anchored OF
Str Ell Sol. Galveston Feb IS; to the
southern Pacific Co with udse Pier 40
Str. Rerenice tpo. Curacao Feb o Jac-
mei % II tneh Sc n H. Cape Haysen
Str city OF Savannah, Savannah. to the
Ocean Gee. : Steamship {, Co. with pasa and mdse
Str western Spa. Rarce'ona. Jan rs
BERMUDA, Feb ~: to Jaa w Eiw"n s. Co;
Str Annetta. Nuevjtas, Feb 10; Kingston
Feb ~. Port Antonio, Feb Is; to the At
!an'ic Fruit Co: with mdse; anchored of
str city of Cambridge tBr,. Belfast
Feb 9: TO Norton. Lilly & Co; in ballast
anchored Off Quarantine.
Str Monmouth (Br). London, Feb I &c
Tompkinsyille. S /.
str Iceland, Sydney, N W, Nov 27
Cristobal, Jan 2s; Boston, Feb 20: to tha
foot 9th ST. B'klyn.
Str Tsuguenot, Tampico. Feb i&; TO the
Columbus Shipping Corp; with crude oil
Maurer. N J.
Str Canada {Fr), Marseilles, Feb a.
Genoa Feb s; Palermo, Feb 9; to Jas w
Elweli & Co; with pass and u,dse; an
choTed off Quarantine.
Str Massilia tBr) Glasgow, Feb 8; 20
Cunard Line; anchored OF Quarantine
Sir Hamilton Norfolk; to the o p Trans
Co: with mdse; anchored OFT l.
Str Mexican, philadelphia; OF Quaran.
tine.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
!, Foreign Trade Notes

ffAnea a. ~ Lille mOnLnS OF 1870
Sss.. Imported from the limited
sraass cereals valued at 7s5. coo. 600
I'D n.ss cotton worth 7s7, 200 900 francs
saac. ."Slaery valued at &49, ,0o0, 600
laetjsss financial interests, with the
ssss sx. o. the British government.
lie Ina. Isaa.enaed credit of sI.50o ooo to
IL sa nasa. textile Union of Poland for
FslsSSa .es.,e Of raw weoi to supnIv
t,seIge 'ss.ile g industries. Poland ID to
ss 1900 bales of Australian and
a,5ooaanl a5ooaealaad wool against bonds For
:sasms ), issued hy Poland under the
" sslist me International Committee
n fgs f'ss ~ oredits, the credit extending
years at 6 per cent.
assssia srng on industrial conditions IN
Alssion sonsul Foster of the american
lsssAss % Vienna states that tha
As ssns 'aosastsies g are working 20 2S
Isiss ss 4 g g their capacity. paper fac.
sslis s,s g per cent and Chemical and
tasssss assss 70 Is and liz per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Reports by Wireless
From the II. S. Naval Commu
n;catiOn Station

TDfstance ts given IN miles Reports are
dated at noon unlesa otherwlse specfhed.1 ,
A L Kent rs from Ctterclims s Pm Feb Fl.
Absecon i6 8 Fire Island Fob FL.
Admiral FarrGgut A31 San francisco
Feb I'll.
Afei ssU ME- Jupiter Feb II.
Afourdrsa SO BIC Mobile Bar Feb 80.
Agwisun 2si NE Paio Elanco Feb 10.
AZ wises aA 8 Sabine Bar Feb go
Aewineon 1Is NE Jupitsd Feb II.
Agwawo4lG 11e Ew aand Esy Feb 80.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
English Steel Prices Cut
Semi Stagnation in Industry
Brings Downward Revision

MIDDLESBROUGH, England Feb. %.
AS a consequence of semi-stagnation
Of trade the northeast coast steel max
ers have made further cuts in prices,
ranging from 80 TO so shillings ton.
Heavy steel rails now are quoted at
s18, as against f25 two months ago,
ship plates at s2l, as against s243s.
and loists at $40, as against G2A.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
rRANsrACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Gen.
erai Postoffice and City Hall Postefflcs
station. New York, at p m, rs follows
Japan, Corea. China. siberia, French Inio-
china Netherlands East Indies Except
sumatral and Philippines Via Seattle,
Hawait samoan Islands. Australia and
gpectnIiy addressed for New Zealand.
February a.
Tahiti Narquesas Cock Isiands New
Zealand and Australia. via SAN Fran
cisco, steamship Tahiti. February 2S,
Japan Corea, China. Siberia, French YndC-
china. Netherlands East indies (except
Sunatrsl and Philippine lslanas, sia
Empress OF Russia. March 8.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-04-29
TOAST APPLIES TO
WOMEN AND HORSES WITH
ROBINSON'S CIRCUS

That part of the celebrated old
Kentucky toast which refers to
women and horses for years has been
the creed of the John Robinson circus,
for beautiful women and exceptional
horsefesh have always been striking
ly in evidence on this show, the oldest
of American circuses. And, when the
big top and all the little tops are
raised in Newark, Tuesday, May 3rd,
these facts will impress the crowds
during the parade and during the
afternoon and night performances, 50
all advance information reads.
No show, it is claimed, can boast
of more personable young women than
Irene Montgomery, Nettie Dill,
Madame Hodgini, Madame Bedini
and the famous Nelson sisters. These
stars of the galloping white horses
and the aerial wire are celebrated in
vaudeville and the circus world for
their charms, and they are only ten
of the two hundred women under the
John Robinson banner this year. In
the opening pageantry, in the rings,
on the stages, in the air and on the
track, the twelve hundred folks with
the big show assert that they have
the best looking girl performers ever
seen with the white tops. And, as
they offer to prove it circus day, it's
only fair to wait and see. So that
everybody will get a chance to Judge,
many of the star girl performers will
be seen in the two mile street parade,
which will wind its way through the
business district of the city shortly
after II A. NJ, the hour when the
long cavalcade leaves the show
grounds.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-04-29
JUDICIAL USURPERS HAVE
SLIPPERY DEFENDERS

The declaration by trade union rep
resentatives at their recent Washing
ton conference that workers should
disregard labor injunctions has
brought every slippery defender of
judicial usurpation to the fore.
The eel-like advisers CD of labor
assume to possess a knowledge of the
Injunction process, but confess their
ignorance when they insist that labor
should "observe the constitution"
Labor injunctions are not based on
the constitution.
And no legislature-national or
state-ever empowered courts to issue
these writs, which are court usurpa-
ton and can not be defended except
on the slave theory that labor is a
commodity.
The injunction as originally in
tended, is a necessary part of our
judicial system. 1t is for the protec-
tion of property and property rights
where the plaintiff has no recourse at
law. 1t was never intended to inter
fere with personal rights.
In late years courts have departed
from the purpose of the injunction.
The courts have revived the slave
theory that labor is property and
workers on strike are enjoined from
exercising personal activities that
are legal beyond question if no strike
exists.
Under the labor injunction speech
is gagged, the dollar placed above
constitutional guarantees and the
Judge assumes the role of lawmaker,
Judge and executioner combined, with
no trial by jury and sentence to suit
the whim of the court.
Those who advise labor to secure
injunction relief through constitu-
tional methods and observe the law"
should give this advice to the courts.
For years labor has appealed to
state courts for relief. In some cases
this has been successful, but state
supreme courts have set the act aside.
The Massachusetts Legislature de-
clared that labor was not COM
modify; that to labor is a personal
right. The state supreme court re-
piled that labor is a commodity, and
outlawed the act.
The same situation is found nation
all. Congress passed the Clayton
law, wherein is stated that labor is
not a commodity or article of COM
merce-that it is not property.
At its first pportunity-in the
Duplex -Machinists' case-the United
States supreme court nullified that
declaration.
These disregards for law by the
courts are ignored by slippery ad-
visers CD of labor who add to the
gaiety of the nations by lecturing la
Dor on law observance.