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MRS, BRANDON
STARTsF|GHT 70
SAVE HUSBAND.
BIameS Murder of Local CT 4
pie on Chas. Perchand,,
Also in Prison
TO SEE THE GovERs
Hopes Mr.. Edwards viii Az
to Commute Death Sent
enCe of Husband
ALSO MOVE IN COURr
Says She is Without Moneys
Offers to Have Her Ea4
Cut OFF
ALSO MOVE IN COURr
[By Evening News Correspondent, ;.

tBy Evening News Correspondents. -.
TRENTON. June 25-Mrs. Gel
II. Brandon, the beautiful FF
wife of the man under senten&.
death for the murder of Edith
and Arthur l.. Kupfer, ~
1918, visited Brandon at
prison here yesterday. MrsW
asserts her husband Is inL
the crime for which he -
convicted and whose sentei2
affirmed this week by the q M
errors and appeals. A('
Mrs. Brandon said her hueb
the victim of "frame-up" by ID I
county detectives. Brandon,
said, is cheerful, notwithstandingVl
firmance of his conviction by y
highest court in the state.
She has not abandoned hope
the case. Mrs. Brandon called
the executive department in
hope of having Governor Edwa
call the court of pardons in ses
to consider Communication of
death sentence. Mrs. Brandon Y
che is penniless butt willin
raise enough funds to s.,~a. "a
trial, If such a thing is pos
She left with Pardon Clei
j. Farrell for presentation abb
ernor Edwards lis. of EN-
which she believes would 1EH
the governor in taking some t@l
to save her husband from the
trio chair.
Her story is a pitiable one
M. McDermit, of Newark, who 8
recently disbarred by the Sup 8
Court was her counsel. McDes
was barred from the practice off
because of his derelction in pr6
cutting Brandon's appeal befo.
the court of errors. McDermit, a
cording to the wife, could produ,
evidence which would acquit h
husband and bring to justice Il
man who is really guilty of ii
murder. Mrs. Brandon accus
Charles Perchand as the man wi
really flied the shots which resu.
ed in the death OF Miss fanny ar
Arthur Kupfer. the Perth Ambt
couple who were killed. BrandC
was tried for the murder of Mi
Janny
Perchand, who was also arreste
as an accomplice, was convicted
the Union courts of a minor chars
in connection with the tragedy an
is now serving a four year sentenc
in tie New Jersey state prison, b'
ing confined within a few hundre
yards of the death house wher
81 andon is awaiting re-sentence /
Supreme Court Justice Bergen.
With a note of despair in hs
voice, Mrs. Brandon told interview
ers how she attempted to rails
money to prosecute her husband
appeal before the higher law courl
by Offering to sell her right ear. Mr.
Brandon said she read of wealth
Cuban fruit importer who offere
to pay $4,000 for the grating OF a
ear. Mrs. Brandon met the impor
ter and offered to make the sacrific
CONTINUED on page 30
r. A. Hdwe. for Electric Toasters
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NEW BRUNSWICK. June 25.--
Articles Of Incorporation have been
filed by the Chief Burke Detective
Bureau with Offices at 1870 Smith
street, Perth Amboy. Patrick j..
Burke being the agent in charge.
The concern is capitalized at $4,000
consisting OF 100 shares at 500 each.
A private detective agency will be
conducted The incorporators are:
p. J, Burke, seven shares; Harry S.
Mullen, two shares. and James f..
Grey two shares. all of Perth AM
boy; James Lockwood. of Brooklyn.
two shares.
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"Specks" Martin Buried

With six pals 4cting as pallbear-
ers, Thomas Martin, better known
as "Specks," was laid to rest in st.
Mary's cemetery this morning fol-
lowing a solemn requiem mass at
st. Mary's church that was said at
10 o'clock. Many friends and rela-
tives of the family together with
many of the newsies of the city were
at the services. Rev. Charles Prend-
ergast officiated at the mass. There
were many floral tributes received
from friends. The newsboys sent a
floral wreath. The bearers were
stephen Rebeck, Walter Glenn,
Thomas Donovan, Edward Patten,
Thomas Patten and Arthur Pavese.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-06-25
Sell 161 Acres of Land Here.

TRENTON, June 25.-ApproVa'
has been given by the public utility
commission to the application of the
New York and Long Branch Rail-
road for the sale of 161 acres of land
in Perth Amboy owned by the COM
pany.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-06-25

II your coal or gas range does not bake
or burn. will make II or no charge. F.
J. Larkin. 317 Madison Ave. Tel. 742.
l174-3-14- NJ w s.
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Kindly attend funeral OF Sow. Frank
Levendovski of South Amboy at 10 A. NJ.
Sunday. Meet at w. o. W. Hall at
A. NJ. Sharp.
JOHN KIERST,
Consul Commander
E. s. EvERsoN,
Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-06-25

Real Bargain. 1921 Seven Passenger
Oldsmobile Sedan: fully equipped; time
payments arranged. Central Garage. 225
New Brunswick Ave, Perth Amboy.
4l77-6- 23-3t.
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SPRINGS g. RAYFIELD CARBURETORs
To Fit Every Car Carried in Stock
PERTH AMBOY GARAGE CO.
Phone 17l7-15le
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For Lawn Mowers See Kelly & MeAlin-
den Co. 4lS4-6-23-3t'
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ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION

All members OF Lawrence Lodge, No. 81
are requested to meet a odd Fellows
Hall tomorrow afternoon. ] o'clock sharp
to atten District Memorial Service at
Plainfed. Automobiles free.
CHAS. MOORE,
Secretary.
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Eagles at Convention

Fraternal Order of Eagles, mem
bers of Perth Amboy Aerie No.
with the Columbus Italian
Band left here this morning to take
part in the parade of the New Jer-
sey State Aerie of Eagles held this
afternoon at Atlantic City. The
parade is being held to close the
annual state convention that has
been in session during the past two
days at the seashore.
Water Coolers at Kelly & McAlinden
Co. 4lsi-6-23-3t'
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Bohn Refrigerators at Kelly & McAlin-
den Co. 4lS4-6-23-3t'
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WE SERVE
GREEN'S PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM
Delivered Phone 2233 Or Call
j. STEPACOFF
1873 Lewis Street
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Ice Cream Freezers at Kelly Y McAlin-
den Co. 41s4srs-23-ats
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p. A Hdwe. for. Electric Ironk
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Water Coolers at Kelly & McAlinde
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Garden Hose at Kelly & McAlinden
70. 4ls4-6.23-3t'
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Yesterdays silhouette was that of
Adrian Lyon, former county court
Judge. president of the local Y. NJ.
c. A. and general chairman of sew
eral of the wartime campaigns con-
Quoted here. Ralph Preston. of 155
State street. was the winner.
COUFON FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
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The man whose silhouette appears
~ above needs little introduction to
Perth AmbOyans, it being a remark
able likeness to his profile. He has
held a municipal elective position
for many years and is very active in
politics.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-14
movd over toward the irreconcila-

movd over toward the irreconcila-
bic position.
And in all. the new Senate is
much moro likely TO be dominated
by the irrcconcilables than by those
who are friends of the League in
any degree.
Since Senator Knox is one of
the three acknowledge leaders of
the irrcconcilablc Senator's, let us
examine the plan which he form
crly laid before Harding last week.
Senator knON's plan leaves the
League wholly out of considcra-
ton. Here. us Mr.. Sullivan thinks
is Senator knoN's plan: The pas
sage. Immediately after March 4th.
of 4 resolution similar TO the one
passed by the Senate last year and
vetoed by the President. declaring
a separate peace with Germany and
Il further resolution about as fol-
lows: 1T is The declared policy
OF the United States. in order TO
meet fully and fairly oar obliga-
lions to ourselves and to the world,
That the freedom and peace OF
Europe being again threatened by
any power or combination of DOW
crS. the tinted States will rcgar,
such Il situation with grave concern
as menace TO its own peace and
freedom; will consult With others
powers affected with view TO de-
risinS means for the removal of
such menace. and will. the ncccssi-
tN arising in the future, cooperate
with the friends of civilization for
It's defense"
These two resolutions taken TO-
Scther constitute Mr.. Knox's sub
stitutc for the proposition that we
enter the League and something
ike this Mr.. Sullivan thinks will
DC the program of the Republican
Senators tho it completely ignores
Mr.. Harding's suggestion, for that's
above all it is of an Association of
Nations
Mr.. Sullivan seems to be satisfied
that after the 18th of March with
all the new Republican members
IN their seats the opposition of the
Senate TO the League will be more
pronounced than ever.
One important question, should
the Senate adopt the Knox program
Is what will the League of Nations
DO about ii? 1t is not a League. il
Is not treaty. 1t is simply a dec
iaraion Of policy and what il Will
to of course remains 10 be
seen. 1t is wholly cxparte binding
ITO othcr natl0n or people.
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IN NEW DRESS,

III Hampshire Review. published
at Romncy. one OF The most valued
OF our exchanges, and of which
Hon. John J. COrnwcll. now the
distinguished Governor of the State
was. for many years. the able and
vigorous Editor. appeared last week
IN new dress. neat. Tidy and most
becoming. Referring TO its new
dress the Review said last week
that for some time the owners have
not been satisfied with It's appear
ancc, but on account of The high
cost OF new type had been putting
OIL buying new outfit A rciIc-
tion in The price of type. however.
not seeming at all likely, ii was de-
cidcd to get it now and start the
New Year with ii. The type is
what is known TO the craft as Cen
fury Expanded No. .. 1t is of the
same body as the paper had been
using, but slightly thinner. IL was
the wish Of the owners to use a
smaller type. SO that more matter
could be gotten into the paper
each week, but there were SO many
readers who had expressed a lik-
ing for the larger type that the
proprletors considered their wish
cs and used the larger size.
The paper is. greatly improv,
ed and will be read by us with
more interest than ever. We con-
slider the .Rcview one of the hest
weekly's i'll West Virginia. 1t has
character and standing that
command respect and attention
TO the opinions ii expresses.
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DlSARM LAMENT.

senator Borah's resolution pro-
r'd'nS Tor negotiations with Eng
land and Japan looking TO a 80 per
cent reduction in the naval building
programmes OF these countries and
Oh the United States is now pending
Deiorc the Naval Committee of the
senate and is in the right line tho
we tlink it would be far boiler
Ior me United States TO enter thc
League OF Nations and there exer,
i'S great influence on all the Nom,
Ders OF the League in promotiny
me policy OF disarmament. Whrn
hn''o'iS are prepared for
mr. an having great armies and
pIS havics' prctcXts for war can bc
easily found. on ~
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that il is
proposed 10 change the County Line
between Grccnbricr and Nicholas
Counties, West Virginia, along a
part OF It's course and locate same
as hereinafter specified and to in
cludc that portion of the prcscn:
county OF Grccnbricr lying north of
said new division line in the said
county OF Nicholas, and that at the
first regular term of the County
Court OF said Grccnbricr County
ncld after this notice has been pub
lIShcH or posted for four weeks as
pr"vidcd in Section 5 of Chapter
80 Of The Code of West Nirgini., or
rs soon thereafter as convenient.
application will be made to said
totlrt 10 cause Il survey OF th2 prO-
posed change Of line to be made bv
The surveyor of said cohnty or. Is
some competent surveyor appoint
ca Tor the purpose: and if the sail
court shall refuse to order such
survey. to be made, or if the su.,a,-
or appointed by said court 20 make
Such survey shall fail or refuse TO
40 so; then in that event application
will be made 10 the County Couri
OF said Nicholas County to order
such survey and to appoint n sur
FeN0r TO, make the same: and all
such orders will be requested and
proceedings had as are required in
Such cases by said Chapter 3S OF
the Code of West Virginia.
:. The said proposed new county
iine Dciwccn the said counties OF
!,Irecnbricr and Nicholas shall be
located approximately as follows:
ne8inning at Meadow River on the
me OF Fayettc County. West Vir
gina. ana at The present corner be-
,Wecn sad Grecnbrier and Nicho-
,nS IothiicS, and thence along the
Grecnbricr and Nicholas Counties
10 the northcrnmost corner of
Mcadow Bluff District of said Green
pIler county, corner to Williams
burg District, Of said county, thence
WIN The division line between said
MEADOW Bluff and WILLIAMSBURG
DISTRICTS passing Beech Knob t0
JOBS Knob, thence leaving said dis.
tTlct line and following the main
ridge OF the mountain in an easter.
~ direction to the top of Cold Knob
thence following The main ridge
AROUND the head of the South Fork
Oh Iherry River and between same
ana spring Creek waters 10 the
corner OF Pocahontas County near
VIC l. ~. Taylor place, thence in a
northerly direction with The linz
between Pocahontas and (;reenbrinr
Counties TO tho corner Of Wcbsier
County, West Virginia, thence with
~: present line between said Green
Or1cr and Webster Counties In The
present line between said Green.
Drler and Nicholas Counties at The
nortl-east end of said line. TAI
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WHY

IL Is probably true that the recent
great war in which America PLAYED
such an important part in defense
OF civilization and 10 make such a
war hereafter impossible, was.
nevertheless an unpopular war with
the great majority of the American
people. And this unpopularity of
Inc war, tho President Wilson did
everything he could do and SUBJ
united TO much in The effort TO
avoid 1t, was, as many believe, the
prime cause of the party's defeat.
Whai would have been thought of
the people of the American colonies
mad they repudiated Washington
amer the war of the Revolution?
And yet TO the man who sees what
realization OF Gernany's ambition
ana The success of her military
power would have meant 10 us and
10 all The world, the victory Amcri-
ca AMI her Allies won over Grrm,n,,
IN The recent war was of M lny.
concern to The nations engaged in
), ana 10 us Than was The victory of
W aAhinSion to the people Of thc
colonies Why then was Washinm-
ION Slorllicd and Wilson and his
party rcpudiaicd? Wilson had
come out OF the great war the rec
o8''l|cu leader Of The world's
'n0''8lt and The most advanced,
hp,c' persistent and popular adyo,
Gaze OF permanent peace. establish.
ca on liked principles of right and
'uS'lce, known TO modern Chrisirr.
ISh. YET nc and his party were
defeated. Why?
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NOTICE.

West Virginia. Greenbrier County
Court. January Term, 1921:
1t is ordered by the County Court
in session that all claims must be
presented 10 and filed before the
Clerk Of the County Colrt not later
than the End day before the Regu-
lar Term of said Court. claims filed
after said End day will not be CON
Sidcrcd or allowed until the mex.
Regular Term of said Court.
TlIOS. W. SHIELDS. Pres.
T.. w. SIDENSTRlCKER
II. l.. WILLIAMS.
\ Copy TeSte: Commissioners.
Paul e.. liogsctt, Clerk. l-7-2w
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITION.
TO HOOSIER VENEER

COMPANY. 4 Corporation:
Take notice that on the 10Th
day of February, 1921, at the Law
Once of 5. NJ. Austin, in the Town
Of L.cwi>burg, in the County OF
Grrcnbricr and State of West Nir-
SInia, between tne hours of 9
O'Clock Il. III. and O'Clock p. M.
Of that day. shall proceed to take
.hc dispositions oI II. E.. \aSS and
Frank Sibold and others, TO be read
in evidence in my behalf in Il Ger
i:in action at law pending in the
Circuit Court Of Grccnbricr County
and State of West Virginia, in which
am plaintiff and YOU are defend
AMI: and, if from any cause the
taking OF said dispositions be not
commenced on that day, or. if COM
mcnccd. they be not completed
on that day, the taking of Sail
dispositions will be adjourned from
day to day, at the same place md
between the same hours, until they
are completed.
II. G.. VASS,
w NJ Lafon by Counsel.
Attorney. 1-7-4w
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Greenbricr County, S.:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court Of Grccnbrier
County. on the first Monday in the
month of January, 1921.
II. T.. FasS, Complaint.
VS..
lloosicr Veneer Company
a Corporation, Defendant
In Chanccry.
The object of this Suit is to re-
cover Il debt in the amount of
S623.9G due the plaintiff by the de-
PENDANT with interest thereon from
Oct. %. 1920 until paid, and to at
tach the personal property of the
defendant sufficient to pay said
debt, the interest and The costs OF
this action. and il appearing, by
affidavit filed, that the Defendant is
a nonresident of this State, ii is
ordered that they do appear here
within one month after the date OF
the first publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect
their interest in this suit.
a Conv TcStc:
w. +. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
W. vi. LEFON, Sol 1-7-lw
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WILSON FROM CANADIANS viewpoint.

Here are a few excerpts from an
article entitled "Thc PASSING of
Woodrow Wilson," written by a
Canadian and published as an cdi-
tOrial in the world Wide"
"On November .. nv , CONVINCING
vote, the DcoDlc of il,n I'r;tnS
States repudintrd wondro,,. va
son-his personality bis id.,,;sn,
his adminisira,ion' h;s n,nu NY "','' ~,
and out of office. his Treaty. of Vcr'
sailles, and his J.rn,n,r If E,t;,n.
The great and solemn referendum
which he planned and nronisnd
has DESTROYED him. rho nrnnhnt
has been dishouorrd by he nw.r
country. He has been Swcnt nv ~"
tide of aversion down from the
highest pinnacle ever momcntariIy
attained by Il statesman of modern
times"
Government is very simplc
thing. after ALL" Harding has said
But on the day when the Senator be-
comes President, above the i,,mult
and the shouting on Capitol Till.
a small, unattended group will lcnvc
the White House. In ihci,. mils,
will be carried man with snow
white hair, bowcdback, distorted
features and cmaciatcd FRAME
man with body broken and heart
broken in the service of great
1dcal--a man who knows that Gov
eThmenl IS moi simple thing after
al. The man whose pen splinter
W. inc swords OF Prussia the man
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GREEIS VIII SIN.

III New Years message TO Presi.
ueni wilson King George of Eng.
land. said: " N"S'
Al the beginning Of the new
year, Mr.. President, | hasten ~
oncr 10 YOU my cordial good
"'Snes Tor your happiness and
welfare and for the prosperity OF
the United States OF America
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dependable again. These arc the
essentials TO the continued progress
OF the American Republic"
Doubtless they are: but after
this utterancc the appointments of
the newly-electcd President have
suddenly become Il matter Of pray
err
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,

BUSINESS LOCATION.--In the
growing town Of Covington, Va. For
information write or call on, w. s.
FRIEND, Covington, w. Va. 7-aw
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-, FlDUCIARY NOTICE.
Inc foilowing account Is before
ne ior settlements: j. j.. Rodgers
90 bessie Rodgers, admr's., of
tinra j. Rodgers, deceased.
.-'-&W +. NJ. ARBUCKLE,
Commissioner OF Accounts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-23
MICHIGAN BANK
ROBBERY RECALLS
WARNING LETTER
HOldup at SCOTS Preceded by
Note Predicting South
Bend Bandits Visit.

Three armed bank robbers sus-
pected Of operating out of South
Bend held up a bank in SCOTS. Mich.
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
and escaped with currency estimated
between $1,000 and $4,000.
The bandits made their escape in
a Cadillac or Paige car carrying an
Illinois license number. which ac-
cording 20 reports South Bend po-
lice received. was wrecked at Albion
Mich. Some OF the loot was lost. The
same report carried the information
that the bandits took another car
and continued their flight
The bank robbery IS held 20 be
81 Dissemination Of "a warning letter
received BY the chief OF police at
Kalamazoo two weeks ago. signed
by A Friend and carrying the
information that bank thieves work
ing out of South Bend were 90 hold
up banks in Kalamazoo and Van
Buren, counties.
The bandits. il was stated. from
Kalamazoo entered the bank at
SCOTS and were confronted by en-
ploys including a woman. The rob-
bers threatened 10 lock the woman
in the bank vault, but when she
resisted they dashed into the wait
ing car and made speedy get
way
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-23
Jim Says He Won
His Wee Arsenal
Shooting Craps
Negro Suspected of Stealing
Revolvers Tells Kline of
ROllin the Bones,

When chief Of Police Kline found
Jim Hogan. colored. al Belleville.
H. Thurzdav. he asked him how
ne came TO have five guns on his
person.
The negro told him tina, he won
them shooting craps in Chicago.
Whether Hogan intends 90 use this
be his defense. when he is arraign-
ed IN city court on The charge OF
grand larceny. is vet 90 be discover
ed
ON The night OF March %. accord
ing 20 the police. a man wrapped
a piece Of iron in a cloth and knock
cd piece OF glass out of the front
window OF "A sporting goods and
musical shop conducted by George
10th a 6O2 s. Chaplin ST. The guns
which Hogan had in his possession
Thursday are said 90 be the same
weapons that 10th had in his win
dow Whether or not Hogan stuck
his hand into the hole in the window
and extracted the guns is a question
20 be developed by the assistant city
prosecutor.
Hogan was arrested by two rail-
road detectives Of the Big 4 i'm the
yards az Belleville. recently and ne
was held there until Chief Kline put
In his appearance.
The "gats'' on his person included
a Colt IS automatic. a Cot 80 auto
matte, an Iver-Johnson hammerIess
IS. Colt % automatic and Colt
80 revolver.