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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
Asks Death Penalty

Philadelphia. Mar. ~ icy TN, Assoc
,at,I !'rr~~1 - Til" "a~. Of i";"r -
TrcadwIy. charged with III" murder "l
Henry e. rr.rr". manufacture SA."'
agent. Will go L. IL" yuTy t"u""7"W. y
Adjournment lu,.HE Only ts'' '''S'nf at
dress by tn" d"t"us,. rrhU''al h} ia"
state. and ,nr judges ,ira;G" :" "a" jury
rrma med L. L.. iin's.rl.
AS>istan, District .\tt":m''y \. j.
Sp,iyrr. IN his CIus,ns address tor me
nrnSr.,utjon. -xyoriarcd IN" Defendant
and d.nandcd a Sentences which W"H'd
send him 1" ,he electric chair.
There is not u siuGl" cNi"nuhsl\''
circumstance here. II" sand. gu mN~'
either lind him guilty "t murder - i"'
rirs. degree. or acqult HIM. Th"r" II ~"
rulddlr ground. lie - either i 'r.Inii.''.
and a villain at heart or u f'"I y n"
was 4 villain. YOU should r"ny:'i h'm
Of GrSt degree murd"r. Il ~" Us = lone.
who was unfrrrUuai" - hnnN.u" ~ !.
Commanders. YOU should frr" h'm.
He declared tn" rnmrn" HwcLl;hS raS'
had been so comrlet" n every I"taH
that il had no; been necessary tor
broadway To- tax" the stand: that every
detail has been shown and proved
'rr.adway on the witness stand today
nlaccd the blame for n" Ni'!InE on
Marion A Elliott. under indictment, hu'
4 fugitive II" rNonrrltrd himself.
Marie Boots" Rogers and Joseph Arrh.-
bald Moss. who are both under 'ndIrr-
u,cni and who will h" tried separately.
In his direct testimony tn" Defendant
refused portions oE an alleged confession
dated December !. which h" was saiI |"
have written h" and tho w" men
planned 10 rob TNirc". 'or that h" hal
given a pistol {" Elliott. II" contradict
ed testimony OF Marie Rogers and Moss
who said ne told them h~ helped /" say
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
RiOtOuS Scenes, With
Japanese Cabinet
Facing Serious Crisis

Toxic. Mar. T.. -tRv the Associated
Press RIu'OuS scenes We're enacted
at m"eIinE Of tho k"nSie-kai. or
opposition party. wh!rh had gathered
her" today 20 discuss SenSl:iOnal
open better written by secretary Hi,
roOka. Of tho Seiyu-kai party. CharG.
ing NiSCount ka:o. president of IT."
ktn&ri-kai with accepting a bride.
Tn" meeting WAS attended by 10000
persons. and when ReHreSen'atlv"
Tomrzahuro Shimi2u attempted TO
speak. 4 dozen men rushed forward
and demolished the platform This in
creased IN" excitement and there
were many fights in the crowd ard
tho police were forced 10 intervene.
making many arrests.
After tho meeting had broken UP n
crowd. headed BY two autos. marched
toward IN" die building. which WAS
surrounded by TWO cardOnS or police
with hundreds of reserves nearby in
streets and parks. Tn" CorreSpon,
dent OF the Associated Press sought
70 trayerS" this district but was
politely requested 10 tax" another
street.
Having arrived in The vicinity OF
The Giet building. the crowd was
hacansueG by leaders who spoke from
automobiles The thronS was urged
u break through the police CordonS
and roaring cheers burst from the
crowd. which Surgrd forward. but
police reserves were hurried up and
The manifeStantS were forced TO retire
Their leaders wore arrested while
newspaper photos raNh"ri perched on
monuments and in tvees rook pictures
Of the scene.
See Many Evils.
In the meantime there was great
excitement within III" diet. The peers
unanimously adopted a resolution pro
posed by Rem Nakashoji declaring
The discipline Of the cmpir" d'Sin'f.
grating. tho minds Of tn" people in a
state Of unrest. the nations prestige
abroad impaired and general condl'
tons deplorable. The resolution as
serted il was desirable 10 speedily
rec;lfy prevailing evils.
Amid turbulent scenes. the house
of repreS entativcS discussed rcSo!u'
ton sponsored by the kenSeIhal
marty, censuring the government for
rh,. scandal regarding the south Man
cburian railway Il was the prevail
ing opinion here today that tho minis
try is confronted with serious Crisis
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SEEKING MURDER SOLUTION

Warsaw. Ind, March Is '"un'" Al.
thor,urS continued today th"Ir rN"r'S
20 find a solution 10 tn" rnyr'"-" Di th~
death near here Of Leroy i."vrtt. nine-
teen year old youth ut Eikhar'. Ia" &.
Tor which Virgil Decker Is b"i'e he b!
On murder charge They would mako
NO statement. however. IA I" wh"'h"r
they had made any progress - n" IA.
ves,igatiOr.
Arthur Decker OF E!khar, Int. n1-
teen year old brother az N:rGu 10, A"r.
who has been held hrr. Tor uu.s. ,"urmg
~ IN" authorities w.E r"!"n...: f.'ia;
ard returned To his k"rHr
There ar twenty ,,crlnacr,> g" n:."
oVerYprkor.
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UNCERT AIN FUTURE FOR
CORNWELL APPOINTEES

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In" new remedy. SIM-CO SN,EE.. re-
Love. these troubles hy both arpli"a-
tic" and Inhalation. III" only VA 10
roach sore lungs both tnsjd" and out
h"r druggist is hereby authorized ny
iir.. manufacturers Of STMAD SALEE
:" @,r,-unte" It 10 quickly rcli"r" or
money back: that fair enough, isn't II
What remedy can comDar" WIN
SIM-,p SAI.NE. as IN antjs"pt!', so"th-
ing and healing Application. Wh'rh. a.
~. .arno tim" it j. applied /" IN" threat
aur ,.r"si. gives of germ killing v,'p"rF
.nn' reach directly IA" inS!d" g; ia"
'ur.- aS well n prn"'rl'. ng through
IN. KIN rr.m tn" outside
Tn. !...r Wy - r"n!i2" tn >uHT"n"
IF .,.."n'y &c SlM-'r SNl.NE for these
:,lmrn;s = :" r"minr" :; WIN any
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COUGHS,
COLDS, PNEUMONIA

other remedy in he world. Mt any price.
and # YOU ar" not d".IGhtrd with III"
results Of using SlMIo SALNE ar
,urdjn.- 10 directions, any druggist is
hereby authorized 10 give you your
money back.
children enjoy tho soothing chest APP
plicrtions with the refreshing vapor
they g!.c off and relief COMES so quick
" that Il seems like magic: it makes
the .I:Ic on"s less liable TO attack OF
, mere serious germ disease. Get
r,~ today TIL" price is only 300.
SIM-ru SAI,NE is !d"al for all ONT
mont ard l.n.m"nt needs. is whit" and
viii no. sol. III" kin Price coo. soc
AID 81 % per jar. II your druEg!S' does
not I,,"r i. order from VIM. VI. S;mp-
son pruE Co.. Wholesale Druggists.
Williamsburg Station. pittsburgh. Pa
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HARD At WORK ON
CASE OF GRIFFITH

Prosecuting Attorney Lloyd Arnold
or Marshall r"uni,. = now hard At work
preparing il,' prosecution "t w. II.
,HrIiyD Gr'li:th. ia" IrlS"r convict
who VIII b" placed on tr:ah AZ Mounds
VII" n"y, Tnur>i,y charged with ih'
murder e ll"ur> I.'w,.. fellow PRS
on"r whom Griffith mortality wourd'I
IN carrying out h. plans to ">rHF' IN"
rvrri.u& Of January !.
The prosecutor has int"rY;"w"d pra'-
t!r.,liy ev"ry person who vi, j." stat"
witness. and Will ask tor Nerd'';
CARRYING with Il -" death penalty for
Griffith.
Attoru"y$ l. Howard Hot and Mar
TN Brown VINO VII rpr"S"ut Griffith.
have not made publ.r wnH' ta"Ir In"
Of defense vs., !"
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Iurv Gets the Drinks
And Verdict Is Guilty

TAMPA. Fla March lS.~-The jur%
Cooked dubious when "v.denc" In a liquor
seizure case Involving IN" Cuban
~chcnc- Rampiaz' Wa presented Tor Us
INSPECTION today in ~" federal court.
Have a drink. boys. and see for your
selves :: il - not IN" real stuft. 81 !
District Attorney Herbert ;. Philips
handing hotties ~ wh!Sk"y. brandy AMI
We, rar, Of 5000 quarts seized aboa:d
no vessel 70 tho jury. Tho jurors do.
exrnp, cns. who merely shifted, and
wr-r convinced. promptly voting the
..,r,ain mate and two deckhards guilty
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son. Ronhc-. Powell. Higgins and those
other detectives &!l!cd 1T Matewan'
"nld these defendants show those de-
tcrtII-s they kilI'd any sympathy or
mercy" he asked.
'.If they did ihcy deserve mercy but
they diI not"
court ahi"urn"d ut II o'clock unit!
1.?u T. m. hut not before Marcum had
concluded his argument.
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ALLIED OCCUPATION
NOW NEARS ESSEN

D'ISSeIdnrf. March lS.--lEv The As
~,,c;Ltrd prcsS)--Th" occupation area
las h""n extended from DUIShurE 20
stations Al, along m" railroad running
rom DuiSburE 10 Essen. 10 within ~"
and a half miles IT Essen. Tn" central
freight yards At Wedau. tho largest IN
he RUM district. and Mulhrim station
ar" guarded by French troops. Dus-
NldOrr IS quiet.
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fts derived from the coal operators
mama cement III opening the f!eidS Oh
MIns0.
N,xi the state aide sought 20 break
down the sympathy Houston may have
created.
Il have no doubt there arc women
and children waiting and Longing 1"r
Their husbands aEd fathers h" SaId.
"Rul they ar" in the homes ot F"rSu-
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FoRp'S PAPER BARRED

=. fs,n!s. Mo. Mar. lS.-- CHter of f"-
,',,o Martin O'Rr!rn ton!Ght announced
- would :sru~ An order tomorrow FRO
hsh!;ine street snlNs az The l'""r"orn
IndNpNndrnt." Horny Fora ~ paper.
,nari.s II. Pause city "ounSruor. today
r.i'"d The sale h. ,ricrs on tho street
ronq,i.utes Il law violation pun!shab."
anA"r drfRmat'"n and criminal Nb"l
eIa,ut"- and tho disturbance Vt tho
r~nrc ordinance
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RACING BILL
(condnuAd from Page oneD

passed in tho house n" Scnat" Duplicate
will he tabled.
This measure provides that IN" S'.';"
h,. given control Of water power pTH-
it,ts with tho right ~ i"aS" sites Z"
private corporations. |; pr"v'H"~ ar
thor tlrlt royalty 80 ~" r"r"""' ~ all
sales made by such "orDorat;"n~ l' Jana
20 the state" Among thnS" !ni"r"st""
in the bill i t. l.. Killings Of NE""iinE'
WHO'S" cha, River Power P,a|' PROJECT
X Involved.
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: '!"r IIa' q r,'.rp.rarr existed among
'''. !. M" !" ~. f".''' ii"'- On l'';;',
=" "Hi ~ Hi%"I '">,' !i'';. ';'' 10
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v..-f,.i;S ,.r.rlr.>... ""r j. ~.
"Wuuli i ,.unap.ra;"r 'lil IT," .rGa'
b adv. scr Of NiHrO COIN! 49, HSh"d tn" 1T
;ornry
III H.. answered ".or ,y,,I,d n.. "a
nn Hugh rn"mhs a i,r"&rn'r Of 'h'' g"s-
ra.l To- ,.I,a:n reliable mnn "a rrol.,, thr
town after Ia" E"rm,n'S ~; tn" ROT
49,, Il Nest Njrr'H:a :.;,4 hr"n rad ="
~ aver "a" t".rphun" from ~" pr'S''
,.,'.r's rCil."
"rh-r" would hav' h."n nu 'r"uh!"
rl..:"" Ii"ustua sai IN ~Uh%lritr". ~
.. .,.r."r process So had i"'n "htA
4 i'rIu i justice. "f tn" icH"" 81 e 'IWiui
N,r
''Eul IA, WAYS 81 p"""'. at" got ,h'
. Va" 90 d"'"'i:V" a%"h' "'i "n !Lp"T
S,,c-"
Strong ,den Weep.
,...,,,
W"n"n .y.hl"d "rd strong n'.@ w"rf
80 ~ ''n"."> '"n - ii"uN''i y .,il""t I,
~" IH;> =" I,y" :" ,n ," hE:$ %' anI
fathers. , 49,,
row "rfU. Houston r.'tGT"d IN"
'G'rl" children wh" f,"d I" IN" n'.'SS IN
that :t'aG day. hHc"Iing h"H'hr 'i''?
N,.is - prI!r: ~ h.Eh; 'tHh."" '"' 'h'
rrir.ru 81 The" dt'!Ii"s.
a.. nl.r'"i ,l,. wnm"n - N:"HS.y wait
, ~. g., IA 4uatrd breath Tor ih' m"in"n;
' ,'... IUry door ua"m"n
, ua+1ald IN Tears.
{
, Sd Hatfield. r!''ur"I - . We %,!H
. .nr"' uC r"ii"". ""p' Hi''' -han"h' - ga
Z u;E.r~ of III" muuniAiA"'fH among Wv
defendants.
Nm"uE Ia" f"m.r:L" Sr"ctai"TS: me
, ,,,uud "r weeping ""ni'hu"d un't IN"
iur! fled ont '"r i hr'"l rrN''
! Marcnm Argues lot otaIe'
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Pictures Other Killings.
Marcum Admouished

Narcur,'> argument Va tn" cause az
frequent OBJECTIONS by ia" d"i"h>". IN"
.,,f, ATTORNEY could tot be stopped
I without dlfClru.iY and stern admVnlSh-
= INK If JUdG" Bailey.
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Strong .den Weep.
Hatneld IN Tears.

sd Iln'n"!h. r!,:ur"I u . 'w"-@rn
..nt... uc rusic, w"p' r.i' blamed. a. d.d
.u:n.rs of III" muUn;Iin""r~ among II"
among ,n, f"m.T:Lr spectators. the
,.,ud of weeping continued uni. IN"
iur, #. ed ont Tor i brief r"S'.
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Taking up the charge Of tn" pr"secu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-18

By PAUL A. r. L


Artists Hay Paintings.
SANTA IN. Oct. is.-wniard Mash
the young Detroit artist, sold another
one Of hia landscapes on exhibit In
the museum. The purchaser was Mles
May Noble. an artist Of the Taos group
Who makes her winter residence at
Phoenix. Arizona. John sloan. the
noted New York artist. before leaving
Tor the cast after his usual summers
stay In santa Re. purchased The
Corn Dance By VIII schuHtcr OF the
santa Re Art Colony.
Eminent ~Isnauiss Visits Pucbios.
nr. Franz hoaz. Eminent az a lin
guist and nnthropologist. n for
| mauY years a member Of the faculty
OF Columbia University, h spending
some time In santa Re and nearby
Indian pucblog especially Cochitl, san
Felipe. aud snnto Domingo. He Is
gathering material for a publication
Un the koruaan language.
New History 81 New Mexico
/ rr. John ~. vaughsn. Dean OF tho
school OF General Science and Pro-
fessor OF History and Economics nj
The New Mexico College OF Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts. a the author OF a
new history and civil government OF
New Mexico especially adapted for
use as a text book In the schools Of
the southwest. The compilation u M
admirable one ana Ia beautifully and
Interestingly Illustrated. Tho ar
,angcment Is logical and scientific
aud great care has been X &C
make dates and statistics as accurate
o. possible. From the first chapter
entitled 'aThe Land and the People
10 the last, which brings the histori
ldown TO the administration OF Cover
nor Mechem. there are but few error
and these OF a minor nature. such a.
the caption under picture OF CIV
war Monument In the Plaza at santi
Fe or typographical error In one o
the running heads on page ISL. tn
portion devoted to h civil govern
ment ~ concise and yet comprchen
alyu. There Il a photography as wei
as n questionable on the text wit
each chapter. An index Is exhaustive
The people owe gratitude To ~
Vaughan for compiling the boOh
which Is well printed on good pape
aud tastefully bound.
American Catholics In the War.
Among the new books that nav
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-18

come to tho library OF the museum
II the story OF the American Cath
olics An the War as complied for the
National Wa council by Michael.
Williams and published By the Mac
MILAN company. Tho preface Is by
the late Cardinal Gibbons. The In
'troductory chapters review the hiss
tory Of the Catholic church In the
United statca IRON the days OF CO.
iumhus, N sub-chaptcr baing en-
titled THE Days Of the spanish
Dream The following tribute IN
there paid To the early mlesionarica.
1T is impossible to Understand me
Spanish missionaries unless A pos
Aesscs an adequate understanding and
correct appreciation OF the motive
that impellcd them and the dynamite
force OF that motive and its perman-
cnt character. That motive was au-
pernatural They believed that the
most important thing concerning any
man MAS his soul. his immortal indi-
yidual self. and hat To win the souls
OF men for God was a matter vastly
transcendnnfly more worth while
than to conauor worlds or to gain
cities filled with solid gold or 10 dis
cover new seas trimming full OF
pearls. waiting there since creation to
enrich the King OF SPAIN However,
80 1ahR " So = IND1 NRAaNfhH -
given TO a running O OF the ac-
tivity OF the Catholic Organizations
and the great part taken by Catholic
men and womon In the winning OF
the great war.
Artists Homcward Bound.
A number Of artists who have been
In New Mexico during the SUMMED
and fall are homeward bound. Mr.
and Airs John sloan left the frs
week In October for their New Norf
residence. Mr. +. q. Eiseniohr went
To Dallas, Texas. for the winter. MI
Randall Davey expects to he In Nov
York by the m % October, Mrs
DaVcy having preceded him. Nils
May Noble and Miss Gladys Hughc'
lett for Phoenix. Arizona, the secon'
week In October. MIR. Nicholas ITO
erich has returned from San Fran
cisco. and gave u tain at the museum
ON Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs
Julius Roishoven will leave for Chi
cago and Detroit h latter part o
October. They are planning to spen
next season In Mexico.
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Apollo Club School
OF Singing for Men;
Membership Growing

The Apollo club. the citys main
singing club for men Is increasing In
membership, but according to George
Gsake and Maurice Klein, directors.
its membership IL not increasing ns
IA pldly ns Il should.
The club at present is not conduct
Ing a campaign for members but Is
hopeful hat others will join. The
club is making an appeal for all men
singers.
The members meet every Monday
night at Guild hall OF the Episcopal
church for rehearsal. In the words
u the directors. Il IL more than a
club, n IN a singing school for men.
Persons wishing 10 visit the club dur
ing rehearsals are invited TO do 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-18

You've always wanted a
Sechrist Pressure Cook
err. If you sign a coupon
at the Raabe and Mauger
hardware store tomor-
row or next day it brings
you one at a SIS reduction.
First and Copper.
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PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
aadla,or repairing. ouickle Auto Co.

radiator repairing. Quickle Auto Co.
\. A. Field. OF the state land office
at santa Re. In In Albuquerque today.
Jake Levy. proprietor OF the Bank
confectionery In santa Fe. was In n
city last night for the boxing contest
Frank A. Cassidy. Of Los Angeles,
advance man for the Al q. Barnes
circus. Is In the city.
Miss Mary NJ. Hicks. OF Telluride.
colo. deputy grand chief OF the
Pythian sisters. IL In Albuquerque.
Edwin NJ. Cooper. athletic director
OF the Army and Navy Y. NJ, G. a.
at San Diego. Calf. passed through
New York city 10 his home In san
Diego. He visited for several hours
with r.. II. Garcia, dirtrict attorney.
who was a former ciassmate OF his
at the University OF southern call
fornla.
r. G. w. Pooler. district forester,
left last night for a ten days bust
ness trip to Flagstaff.
j. II. Holmes. former employe OF
the Santa DE railroad INT resident OF
Albuquerque. vas In Albuquerque to-
DAY on his way to Houston. Texas foI
a visit. Mr.. Holmes was formerly en-
ployed on a bridge gang. He Is max
Ing his home at present near Taos,
r. r. Smith, who rooms At the Y
NJ. G. A., Is TO leave the first Of the
month FOR New York city 10 make hii
homo.
". NJ. Mathle, superintendent OF
the santa Pc coast ines with head
quarters at Wlnalow. Ariz., WAS In Al
buquorque on business this morning
He left for tho west this noon.
Dennis Chavez. local attorney, VII
leave tomorrow for n business trip q
Los Lunas and Socorro. TO be gon'
several days.
Louis c. nfeld OF Las Vegas wh'
was here on business. returned TO La
Vegas today
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE. OF KDMIHfsTRATRix
II tho Matter % the Estate Of william
y. Evans, Deceased.
Notice h hereby given that Mary II.
Davies, Administrators Of the Estate ~
William y. Evans. deceased. has filed iu
the Probate Court 81 Bernahilo County
New Mexico, her final report a. such 81.
ministratrix. aud the Court has appointed
Thursday. the 27th day Of October, 1921.
a. the day for hearing objections. II am
there be-, " the approval of said final 70
port and the discharge Of said admins
tratrix.
Witness ny hand and the seal Of said
Probate Court this ard day 81 sept 1871
FRED CROLtOT
(sEALl Clerk Of said Probate Court
Oct. f-ii-is-25.
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BERGDoLL PAPERs STOLEN.

WASHINGTON, oct. lS.-is.-A
box containing many official papers
relating TO the congregational inveati-
cation OF the escape OF Grover Clcve-
iand Bergdpll. the draft dodger, ana
some private family documents, were
stolen last night from the office of
Representative johnson. democrat,
Kentucky. located on the main floor
OF the house Office building.
Scratch pads, 10 cents pound a,
The E,veninR Herald
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NOTICE.

The members Of the Roosevelt
Memorial committee are requested
to meet promptly nj \ o'clock to-
night at the Chamber Of Commerce.
The meeting win not last long, but
n IL very important, and a fun at
tendance Is expected. Any Iothers
not actively on tho committee. who
are willing to serve. will be consid'
cred as members OF the committee,
GEORGE s. KLOCK,
Chairman Roosevelt Memorial
Committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23
Bobby

song-"Gingerbread Boy Bobby
Mount
Eecitation-John Van Rikxoort
observation-disclosures Van Rikxoort
Recitation-Smile Love. Work. Give,
Evelyn Thompson, Allan Acker-
son, BENJAMIN Smith, Bobby
Mount, Douglas MacEwan.
Chorus-Across the Dessert Sands,
School.
observation-disclosures p. Hyer
Recitation-Evelyn Fitzgerald.
ISecitation-John Ackerson
Ttecitation-Ruth Maurer
Chorus-Bring Gold, School
Rccitation-Melvin Everson
Escitation-Una Cherry
Neutrality-suspicious. Fox
Eeeitation-Come Again, Margaret
Olsen
Charus-Praise Him, School.
.acdress-Rev. +. T. Il. Reynolds
Ofering-Visit of Santa Claus, Dis
tribution of Gifts.
Chorus-As in the Days OF Old,
School.
Renediction-Rev. FAT. B. Reynolds
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23
KEYPORT THIEF
IS SENTENCED
Louis Kass Gets From 4 to %
Years in State
Prison

FREEHOLD, Dec 23.-Louis
Xass, a youth arrested at keyport
n few weeks ago and who pleaded
guilty on three robbery charges. was
sentenced by Judge Lawrence yes
terday to a minimum of four and a
maximum of twenty-five years in
ate prison at hatd labor. On May
E. last, Kass held up Andrew J.
tartan as Re was closing his store at
Jatawan and robbed him of $3.50.
en- This charge he was sentenced to
two and a nalf to fifteen years. On
a charge of holding up and robbing
EDWARD Wagner at South keyport.
October 10. he was sentenced TO is
rlorths to seven years, and on the
charge of breaking and entering the
home of John Fulton at Matawan,
October 9, sentence was suspended.
j.. Henry Austin. coloBed, r%etract-
ed a plea OF not guilty and pleaded
non vult 4, chargs OF stealing sos
from his father-in-iaw, Richard
+ Platter, at Asbury Park. Platter told
the court that full restitution a
been made. Judge Lawrence fined
Austin sos and pa-oled him in Gus
toby of the probation officer for
three years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23
STATE NEWS

TRENTON, Dec. 23-An an
rOuncement today from the Bureau
cf Vital Statistics. covering the
mortalities for the month Of NO.
vember. showed that the usual sea-
sonal increase Of deaths from infu-
enza and pneumonia have occurred.
There were twelve deaths from in
nuenza during the month Of Octo-
Der. the report declared. while an
increase of six over that month was
'hown in the month Of November.
Pneumonia caused 90 deaths in Oc-
.obei ana the fatalities from that
lisease rose to 149 last month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23
gEyPORT REFORMED CHURCH
TO GIVE LONG PROGRAM

KEYPORT. Dec. 23-At the Re-
formed church the following pro-
gram will be presented by the sun
LAY school on Monday night at
1870 o'clock:
Chorus-Glorious Day. School.
Prayer-Rev. r. T. b. Reynolds.
Chorus-When We Welcome Christ
mas Time" School.
Sketch-"Jerusha Grumble." Miss
Margaret Gelhaus, Miss Emily
Hauser, Miss Drusilla Matthews,
Miss Amy ormerod. Miss Harriet
Smith.
Chorus-Gifts We Bring. School.
observation-disclosures, Erma Walfne
Observation-Disclosures Van Buskirk
Recitation-John Post,
Recitation-Karl Mount
Reoitation-Mildred Sexton