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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14
HOSIERY

Hundreds of pairs of Ladies' Pure
Silk, Silk and Fibre, Artificial Silk,
and Boot Silk Hosea stock that
is already marked at unusually
low prices; we are now marking it
down from Is per cent to 25 per
cent. You must see this lot to ap-
preciate the values shown.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14
Sc ACRE DAIRY

This place is stocked and fully
iuipped and is actually returning
Il owner more than 500 per
onth. 23 cows, few horses, pigs,
j implements and everything IS
5mplete; all are included. Price
1900. Terms. VIII accept good
sidence in Salem to about $500
part payment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14
TRACTS AND FARMS

IA rood s acre home tract in
IN section. Few young bearing
iuncs. 1 acre bearing logans' also
me Young logans, strawberries
4 balance is for garden, clover
4 room house, good barn.
Iicken house. Price 5000, halt
sh.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14
n1vrR noTToM EARN

RIVER BOTTOM FARM
IS acres which is all finest klna
sandy loan soil, except about =
res OF high ground where build
Is are located. About lS acres
iittvated. 6 room house good
I'M: family orchard, Crops go
I'm farm at the price of $500
his is a big bargain. Close TO
'hool. store and II. r. station.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14
additional
New Today

Pn eather' I II you want the class
msa 'sst hug body in Salem at a asf. ga
gain price, phone sso: Ut -
l5571TI,ED for halls for sale a. a.
Ehe Hat Box. 42O Ferry. -
/. TNTTNG- kalsominlng' e,uI
lnrices reasonable. Phohe ,oea
4 sk for Gardner.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14

aa
FOR SALE-New 4 room house, 2
blocks from car line, fireplace,
corner lot. Price $3.50, terms.
Kruger. 2O9 Oregon bldg: 63-
CLERKS, omen, women, over I'D
for postal mail service. $40
monthly. Examinations March,
April. Experience unnecessary
For free particulars of instruc-
ton. write j. Leonard, CORNER
civil service examiner) 1887
Equitable bldg, Washington, ID.
e i65
FOR SALE-6 room modern bum
galow, fully up to date, paved
street, " block off State street.
Phone 1148R. a65
FOR sALE-16 inch and foot
wood. Phone 9S1M. ee6S
FOR SALE sacks Of garlic
seed. Joseph e. Bartruff, Rt. 8,
Salem, box 194A. SO
SPECIAL reduced price on three
used pianos. You will find these
real bargains with terms. fhe
Wiley B. Allen Co., 519 Court
street. c65s
slightly used, to be closed out at
fine condition. Phone 492. q65e
SEVERAL cabinet monographs,
slightly used, t ODE closed out at
reduced prices and easy terms.
Such makes as Columbia, Edi-
son, Sonora and Path9. The Wi
ley B. Allen Co, SD Court st.
c65"
WANTED-Best five passenger
car buy in Salem up to 800.
Phone SIS. SO
SEE ]. w. Mahley for good black
dirt and horse manure. Phone
1919. Cherry City barn. i89
DIRECTORY
Foot Specialist
CHAS. e. TATRO, 404 Masonic
Bldg. Bring us your foot troubles
68
SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIA-
TION - Meet in Foresters' hall,
229 N. Commercial street, every
Wednesday evening. F. G. Brock,
Finance, $40 Court st.
Water Company
SALEM WATER COMPANY-Of-
flee, corner Commercial and
Trade SITS. Bills payable monthly
in advance. Phone 81.
Farm Loans
FARM LOANS-Any amount. Low
rates. Full repayment privileges.
Very prompt service. Ask about
our 20-year loans at percent.
Hawkins & Roberts, 205 Oregon
Bldg, Salem, Ore.
BUILDING LOANS MADE - May
be repaid like rent.
Life, Fire, Health, Accident. In
demnity, Libality and Auto In
surance written.
A. G. BOHRNSTEDT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14

WANTED-A man for work at
warehouse. Apply in persoh at
Fry's drug store. So
GOOD BUYS AND EXCHANGES
room modern cottage, sacri-
flee price $3.50, terms.
room plastered dwelling, two
fine lots, fruit, near car line, ST.
$50, terms. 9Mi
room modern cottage, nice lot,
fruit, near car line. $1,000.
20 acre fruit tract near Liberty
to exchange for Salem residence.
Fine 16 acre tract near Salem,
partly in logans and strawberries.
$500, terms.
Money to loan on good securi-
ty.
PERRINE & MARSTERS
211=12 Gray bldg. NJ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14
DIRECTORY
Foot Specialist

CHAS. e. TATRO, 4O4 Masonic
Bldg. Bring us your foot troubles
68
SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIA-
TION - Meet in Foresters' hall.
229 N. Commercial street, every
Wednesday evening. f. G.. Brock,
Finance, $40 Court st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14
$50 ACRE DAIRY

140 acres cultivated and balance
pasture. miles from good
wn in Linn county. s head cat
=. horses, is hogs, chickens,
csc, hay, grain and feed in barn
mplete outfit of farm machin-
n and crops are included with
farm. Price $100 per acre; IS.
o cash, balance on time at per
nt.
we have a good list Of fine farm
nds. small tracts. fruit and berry
rms. dairies. etc. Also a good list
trades. We have fine large
act Of land close in which is ideal
sub-dividing. Price $4,000,
haflv cash.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14

PERRINE & MARSTERS
21ls12 Cray bldg. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14

BUILDING LOANS MADE - May
be repaid like rent.
Life, Fire. Health, Accident. In
demnity, Libality and Auto In
surance written.
A. G. BOHRNSTEDT
4O1 Masonic Temple, Salem, Ore.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14

4, 4 acres. 0 timber, cruised 90, onO
~ ~ ar fir $50 cords oak all ,tl sill-
,as 3 naif a mile from shipping 50 s,S "a !,
y. mail na barn. 5000, $4OO oash
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14
KNNEY 9 sMITH

81 State 81. Ground IooF.
i've are members CT the Marion
unity Realty assccia ton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14

Y. VI. c. A. Barber shop. Prices,
haircut 35c: shave 15c; neck
shave sc. 304 N. Commercial.
m63
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14
CORSETS

A big assortment of Gossard Cor
sets and Brassieres going at prices
that will not fail to move them.
Corset Special-dozens of pairs at
$1.29;
Brassiere Special-A limited num-
Der at 49c.
All other Corsets and Brassieres
percent.
reduced from Is per cent to 25
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14
Water Company

SALEM WATER COMPANY-Of-
flee, corner Commercial and
Trade SITS. Bills payable monthly
in advance. Phone 81.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14

FOR SALE-6 room modern bum
galow, fully up to date, paved
street, X block off State street.
phone 1148R. ass
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14
Farm Loans

FARM LOANS-Any amount. Low
rates Full repayment privileges.
Very prompt service. Ask about
our 20-year loans at 6 percent.
Hawkins & Roberts, 205 Oregon
Bldg Salem, Ore.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-14

llahoc 4 ! res / mile from Salem,
res timber; house, oa'"' sAaEo
On market road S4'"''
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07
in LUTTO NOND|ALE

II dive Caruso, il pm' grande te-
more del monde di tutti / tempt, e
morto a Napoi, all'Hotel Vesuyio,
dovera alloggiato, ale ore $40 an
timeridiane del ? corrente mese, cir
condato dall'affetto della sua signo-
ra. della yecchia madre e del fratel-
10 Giovanni. La piccola Gloria, un
amore di bambina, frutto del suo
matrimonio con la signorina Benja-
min. incoscia di quanto ayyeniya, e.
IA nella camera Antigua con la sua
goyernante.
II grande tenorc ayeva fatto il
yiaggio per rItalia onde rimetter-
ST di una grave malattja sofferta q
New York 81 era stabilize nello
sua Villa di Sorrento, dove 81 reca,
yano in gallo peIlegrinaggio, a por'
targli eli auguri di una sollecita qua
rigione. artist ed uomini illustri. +
mentre Ia guarigione 81 effettuaya &
grandi passi un nuoyo inaspettatc
'malanno 10 ha assalito ridotto esa.
mime.
Durante il corso della sua ultima
malattia a New York, il dive 81 err
fatto l'augurio che Sc non poteya te
ner lontano il triste fato, la su'
|n,orte doyesse ayyenire in Italia
Icola'. dove inyece conyalescente, s
era recato per cercarU una compile
ia guarigionc, il prognostico delIil
I |lustre estinto 81 e. eiiettiamente av
verato.
II Grandc tenore era giovanissi
mo, aveya appena As ami, essend,
.uato a Napol. nella citta' dove c
morto. il 25 Febbraio. 1873. Egli co
.miucio' q cantare a 10 ami; a 2
.debutto' in Cavalleria Rusticana.
La sua mortc ha addolorato
monde ntero anche perche', oltre a.
essere il piu' grande tenore di tutti
tempt. era uu grunde fiIantropC
.avendo egli contribute a lutte
cause umanitarie e patriottiche.
Con la scomparsa di Enrico Ca
Imso mel monde artistico 81 e Great
.uu yuoto che nessuno potra' rico
mare.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07
"RED LETTER DAY AMONG
ITALIANS


"Lost evening was a red letter one
in the history Of the local Nuova
Luigi Cadorna lodge, Order Sons of
Italy The lodge had as its guest
Joseph Di Silvestro of Philadelphia,
Cheyalier Of the Crown of Italy, and
grand master Of the Pennsylvania
State Lodge.
"Mr. Di Silyestro arrived on the
$50 Short Line car where he was
met by reception committee and
the Moose band, who escorted him to
the New Willard Hotel where he
was the guest of 10 members Of the
lodge at an informal banquet. Af-
ter the banquet the party adjourned
to the community building, escorted
by the band and members Of the
! lodge where the initiation Of 80 new
members occupied the time from
7.30 until 9 o'clock. At 9 O'Clock
the lodge members marched to their
new club rooms at 336 East Jeffer-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07
ESPORT4ZTONE DI GENERT A.
LTlTENTiRT DILL'ITALIA

lie dogane italiane sono autorizza-
te a consentire senza limit di GUAM
tita' esportazione di formaggi tipici
della Stella, Basilicata, Puglie, Ca
labria, provoloni, caciocayalli, Polvc-
re latte, conf, pino uso ornamentale
semi oleosi, olio, noce ed entro limit
quantita', Gorgonzola, fagioli, ceci,
cicerchie, lneticchie, piselli, veccia,
fave vecchio raccolto. Ministero FL
name ha facolta' a consentire dal
2G luglio prossimo esportazione e
reggiauo ditte che Sottosegretaria-
to Consumi segnalera' come acqui-
remit di partite da esso detenute {
consentite subito entro limit contin-
gente esportazione formaggio pcco-
Irino Romano a favore Consorzio OBJ
Ibligatorio ira produJtori medesimi.
Dogane Sardegna sono autoriz2a-
/ te consentire entro contingente for
maggie pccorino tipo romano.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07
"Cayaliere Giuseppe Di Silyestro
1926 So. Broad St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
UNIONTOWN PA.
1 Agosto
PRIMO PROFESSIONALISM
ITALIANO

Nonostante che altri giornali Fab
biano gia' pubblicato, non e mai tar
di per moi comunicare al nostri let
tori che all'Uniyersita' di Morgan
town. W. Va, il 10 giugno II. $.
ST laureava in farmacia, con yoti
motto lusinghieri per lui, Iegregio
gioyine Emidio Guerrieri, figlio del
signor Giovanni, un gioyiale nostro
connazionale che ha sempre il sorri-
so sulle labbrG, sia quando e al la
yoro che quando troyasi in conyer-
sazione. Figurarsi poi Sc intrattie-
ne amici nella propria residenza,
cio' che avyiene spesso e volentieri,
allora la sua yerve diventa inesau-
ribile.
II gioyane Emidio e il primo pro-
fessionista italiano della citta' di u
niontown di tutta la contea di
Fayette. Questi italiani percio' so
no orgogliosi di lui, dopo l'otteni-
mento della laurea vollero festeggiar
10 al Summit Hotel, un luogo altis
simo. delizioso, con un banchetto IL
suo onore. vi intervene anche /
sesso gentle ed amici di famiglir
dai paesi piu' lontani della Contea
Prima del pranzo il Prof. c. Pi
tocchi, con un magnifico discorso d.
occasione, presento' al festeggiatc
un magnifico orologio d'oro, dono
degli amici, eommuoyendo genito-
ri che presenziavano la bella fest
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07
Per | 0f0IOTOIiO del
FigIi d'ItaIia
SEDICESIMA
SCHEDA DI SOTTOSCRIZIONE

Dalia Loqgg FuteHi Carol, No.
2S6 di Ridgway, Pa. - j. NJ. De
Panrilis 81. S. Ciroli 81. Jos. Guar
dino ], Sam Federico 0 so, L. Cur
ci 0. 80, A. Vcndetto OPS, J Del
Guasto o. so, Totale S4.75
Dql Cor. Nicola Al5qnese. -- NJ.
Grassano S. L. Fern 50, g. Zero
So. j. Repetto $40, E Baiocco 50,
Totale S21.
DqHa Loggiq ODerqia Ti1lianQ n.
Trieste No. 15S, di Canons5wg, Pa
Il $. Di Bosio 0 25, C Moria OPS,
| G.. Ciccone 0 50, T Simonetti O.5O
| G.. Ancora 0.5O, A. Paterra o So
F. Ciccone @. rs, V. Di Lorito 0.50
| N. Cutone 0 50, Properzio Famia
no O.25, V, D'Amico flu Camille
0 50, V. Di Giorgio 0 .25, G. Spa
laro OPS, F. Angelieri O.5O. To
tale S5.45.
DQlll LOggld IDerltl It1F1Hd "
1O43 di Lattimer Mines, Pa. - A.
| Capozzelli so. so, 0. Catona 80
la. Carrato di p. O.50, G Mancu
so so, p. Artuso O.50, y. Gag
giano 0. so, F. Valiante O.50. V.
IB. Cortese 0 50, S. Gardi 0 80, D.
| Latella 0 so, 4. Ranauro 0 so, A.
| Carrato 0. 50, Dr.. G.. Alessio 0 50
Ia. Valiante 0.25, C. Di Paolo OPS
|C. Riso 0 25, G. Iacovazzi OPS, S
/ Acri 0.25, F Falcone OPS, A. Gu
sato 0.25, A. Genovese O.25, G.
Scianni O.25, NJ. Steco O.25, NJ
| Nontefiore OPS, A. Notarobert
I0.25, d. Matonte OPS, NJ. di Nint
I0.25, S. Esposito O.25, A. Maria
mo OPS, B. Surace OBS, S. Ar
mentano OPS, c.. Lagana 0.25, G
/ Giandomenico OBS, G.. Valent
0.25, L. Pastorelli 0 25, L. Acr
O.25, A. Ruotolo 25, A. Scintil
Ia OBS, NJ. Lanzetta 0.25, G
ID'Alessandro 0.25, F. Tedesco 0.2s
G. Alampi OBS. Totale $13.75.
Totale dele diverse schede $44.9
somma preeednte $195172. Total
generate S1996 CT.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07
J. B.

ia quale riusci' splendida sotto tutti
punt di vista.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07
NOIZiG DOLE G0|O1iP
BUTLER, PA,
ECHI DELLA VISTA DEL
GRANDE VENERABLE

L'ultnna vista del Grande Vene-
rabile delrOrdine Figli d'Italia per
10 State di Pennsylvania, CAY. A.
Giuseppe Di Silyestro. ALA loggia
Nuova Luigi Cadoua, ha lasciato
fra moi un indelebile ricordo per il
suo discorso tenuto nella nuova sa-
la @ per il modo come egIi 81 com
porto per la pacificazione degli a
mimi di alcuni soci L moi nutriamo
IL desiderio che egH tornera' ancora
fra moi. con Ia stessa autorita' di
oggi. perche' siamo sicuri che nella
prossima Graude Conyenzione egli
sara rieletto ad unanimita'.
/ due giornali local. "The Eagle
e "The Citizen" hanno mostrato un
grande interesse per la sua yenuta {
pei progresso di questa loggia. Que.
sto e. segno ,vidente del rispettC
che moi abbiamo saputo incutere ne
popolo che ci ospita dal momento il
cui sorse questa Loggia ad oggi.
The Butler Citizen dell8 corren
. te mese, un giorno dopo la sua par
tenza, pubblicaya il seguente artico
letto in onore del Cav. Di Silvestr,
ed a proposito della manifestazio
ne della Loggia Nuoya Luigi Cador
ma:
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07
ELMIRA, n. Y.
TNSTALLAZIONE UFFICIALI

La sera del ventuno corrente me-
Sc, nella Loggia Cristofaro Colombo
No. 155, Ordine Figli d'Italia, We
niyano installati allie rispettiye carl
che nuoyi Ufficiali per Panno
f92f-22, signori
Venerable, Notaio Domenico Ian
none: Ass. Ven, Donate Mauele
Ex Venerable, Donate Carozzd
Oratore, Domenico Valli; Tesorie-
re. Pellegrino Getola, Segr Corr,
Giuseppe lIoretti; Segr Fin, Lui-
gi Muccigrosso; Cerimonieri; An
tonic Campanelli Paolo Gizzi ; Gu
ratori: Mariana Cardiff, Giovanni
Palladino. Fiore Terpolilli Vim
cenzo Saginarlo.
II Correspondence.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07

son street where speeches by Grand
Master Di Silvestro, John Mellitti,
president of the local order, Leo
nard De Foggi, Dan De Foggi, John
Mirandi and l.. De Rose, president
of the house committee, were made.
"Mr Di Silvestro gave the speech
of the evening, dwelling on the aims
of the lodge, which teaches citizen
ship in its real meaning and also
gave a short sketch of the history
of the orphanage at Concordyille,
Pa.
"Mr Di Silvestro is the editor in
chief of LA Libera Parola", which
lis published in Philadelphia. He
has been grand master Of the state
lodge since 1913, when he was chic
fly responsible for its organization.
In addition he is CheyaIier of his
ROYAL Highness, Victor Emanuel
King of Italy.
''At last evenings session a con-
ference was held concerning the
state convention which will be held
at Erie August 25, 26, 81 2S to
which John DIilitti, has been cho-
sen as grand delegate from the local
lodge
"After the program and business
social time was enjoyed by all the
members.
la compera del fabbricato sociale
/ da parte della Loggia Nuoya Luigi
| Cadorna segna un'altra yittoria degli
|itaIiani di questa citta', dato 10 SEQ
/ po Mobile al quale esso sara adibi-
1 to-. Prossimamente, per soddisfare
tutti desiderii del soci, il fabbri-
cato sara ridotto e vi saranno in
staIaG. scuola per Tinsegnamento
della lingua itaIiana e di Quella I'M
glese, biblioteca e bagno per j socii
Nella seduta della Nuoya Luigi
Cadona tenutasi il giorno IL cor
rente mcse. dopo Ia partenza del
Grande Venerable, fassemblea, ad
unanimita', delibero' di mandargli j
. .scguente telegramma:
"Butlcr Pa, July II, 1921
"Cayaliere Giuseppe Di Silyestro
1926 So. Broad St,
Philadelphia, Pa.
"Questa Loggia Nuoya Luigi Ca
dorna, No. M, prima riunione Ca
sa Soci0le manda salute reverent
Grande Duce nostro Ordine, ringra
ziandola interyento Inauguration
.nostro sacro tempio compimento a
spiraHoni loggia.
Gioraaai MelH, Ven"
- ID n
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07

Noi che conosciamo da yicino j
genitori del laureate, Giovanni ed
Adele Guerrieri, che in attire oc-
casioni abbiamo ayuto il piacere di
consumare col signor Giovanni del
pasti nellie yette dello stesso mon
te, facciamo loro ed alfegregio fl
Clio nostri migliori augurii.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07

Ill FlE l0Yf8TSEgFNs POSITIVELY REFUSED
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07

A proposito della loggia Yate
Guerrero. di Johnstown, ci e grato
annunziare che nelIa seduta del 10
mglio II. $. veniyano installal gil
Urficiali di amministrazione per la
aestione 1921-1923, che sono ] Sc
guenti:
Cotroneo Cosmo, Venerable; BIZ
fano Domeuico, Ass. Ven. Simone
Gaetano, FIX Ven; Galasso Carlo,
Tesoriere: Cotroneo Pasquale, Segr.
.di Finanza: CayalIo Nicola, Segr.
Archivista; Rizza Carmine, Bifano
Giuseppe, Russo Giuseppe, Esposito
Giuseppe, Prestipino Rosario, CWa-
tori: Cosmo Cotroneo, grande dele
cato
La cerimonia di installazione ye-
niva diretta dal Grande Assistente
Venerable Signor Giuseppe Broca-
to, il quaIe, recatosi appositamente
in quelIa citta'. con la sua parola con-
ciliatrice appiano' anche quaIche
dissapore che turbaya la pace della
Loggia.
Prima di chiudersi in seduta 81 de-
Hbero' III mandore Questo telegram
ma al Grande Venerable dello Sta
to:
..T,bnsf,vn p8 10 IurliO 1921
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07

La fine del discorso del Reglo
Console e salutata da un uragano
di applause ed il comjzio 81 scioglie
ordmatamente.
Durante la mattiuata il Regio
Console Cav Tiff Sillitti, per inyi-
to del manager, Mr.. Stocbons, teee
una vista al grandiosi fabbricati
dello stabilimento della Cambria
Still Co, accompagnato oyunque con
squisita cortesia. La vista duro' cir
ca un'ora
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-08-07

Per suggerimcnto del Grande We
ncrabile dello State Cav. a. Guscp-
pc Di Silvestro e per interessamento
del signor Cosmo Cotroneo, yenera-
bile della Loggia Waite Guerriero di
Iohnstown. a Beverdeale, quanto pr.-
ma. -orgera' una nuoya Loggia del
fOrdine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-12
NEW BRUNswICK,s BIG SHOWING

We have got to hand it to New Brunswick
for the enthusiasm shown in the matter of port
development. At the public meeting held in
this city Wednesday night New Brunswick was
represented by her mayor and city commission
ers backed by a large delegation of representa-
tive citizens. They filled the front half Of one
side of the high school auditorium. In view of
the fact that these men had to travel twelve
miles to attend the meeting while Perth Am
boyans had the meeting right in their own
town, the attendance from this city was decid-
eddy slim in comparison.
The string of automobiles that brought the
New Brunswick delegation reached the full
length of one block on State street from Smith
street to Market street and around the corner
en- Market street. 1t was some display and
spoke we'll for the civic enterprise Of New
Brunswick. We could not help but wonder how
large q delegation could have been gotten to-
gether in this city to traveI to New Brunswick
to atttnd o similar meeting II the meeting had
been held in hat city Instead of Ferth Annoy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-12
FEASIBILITY OF A FREE PORT

Much interest was manifested by the port
authority representatives when they were in
this city Wednesday night, in the suggestion
made by the Evening News that a free zone be
established in the Raritan bay section of the
port Of New York. All the points brought out
as essential for a free zone were emphasized
I and it was undisputed that the south shore of
4 Raritan bay afforded a good location within
the port district for such accommodations as
I are required.
The various civic organizations in Middlesex
and Monmouth counties interested in this port
4 deyelopment would do well to study this free
zone proposition, make still more sure of the
"A feasibility Of the plan and be prepared to urge
4 It strongly upon the Port Of New York Au'
n thority.
The only other community that has laid any
stress on the free zone feature OF the port Ii
i Elizabeth. But the isolation desired for govern
4 ment purposes is enough In itself to prevent
free zone being established in the more thicKi!
n populated section of the port.
as The Raritan bay offers such superior advan
Il RACES in every particular for a free zone that /
\ oueht to be comparatively easy TO persuade th'
Il mort authority to include this provision In tn
II Man that thew are to submit to the legislature
az New York and New Jersey. A little energ'
n IN the part of the Raritan representatives. oush
\ ~ mt this across provided the civic organiza
4 lions which elected these men to represen
Il them, will unite on this project as the 'ni"R
most desired for this end of the port
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-12
LAWS AND WOMAN's RIGHTS

II there were any persons who thought that
the granting of woman suffrage by constitutional
amendment solved all the problems of women's
rights, they soon learned otherwise. Before the
tumult and shouting of victory had died down
the League of Women Voters was out on the
war path to secure to the nations womanhood
the full fruits of victory through the elimination
of old restrictive laws.
To many citizens the fact of the existence of
discriminatory laws against women was a sur
prise, as well as the fact that the federal
amendment alone was not enough to sweep all
these aside.
Women students of the situation have found
that existing laws throughout the forty-eight
sovereign states vary widely, and that many Of
them contain inequalities and work injustices to
citizens of the gentler sex. In some states, nota-
bly, Wisconsin, the legislatures have already act
ed to free women from the restrictions of such
statutes as may have hindered their
full equality as citizens. The League Of Women
Voters met in Cincinnati, o., on August 20, to
urge their case with the commission on uniform
laws. Whether their complete Liberation should
come through separate discriminatory statutes
one by one appears to be the only point needing
discussion. The justice of the demand for re-
moval Of such disabilities is obvious enough.