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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
APPROPRIATION
BILL GUT down
Total Of $112,72s,43s, or
$23,724,196 Less Than
Asked for.

BY The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. G. The
legislative. executive and judicial
appropriation bill, the big salary
measure. reported out today by the
House appropriations COMMITTEES.
carried a total of $112,7zS.43S. or
s2s,724.19e less than the depart
ment asked for. and S5.72s, III be-
low the amount appropriated for
the current year.
As an indication of the wartime
Increase the bills total in 1915 was
S36, 91o,7s9, but the committee
Topped out salaries for 1913 EN-
ployes in the District of Columbia
An appropriation of s1o,000.0o0
was recommended for the bureau
OF internal revenue TO be used in
the enforcement of prohibition.
The largest cuts in appropria-
tions in departments. as compared
with those of last year were: Treas
ury department, $6.906.61E De-
partment of commerce, $3,So7,259;
war department, $2.9z7.s70; and
navy department. $3s2,770-
The subcommittee estimated
that an additional s15,000.00 would
be saved il congress followed the
recommendations of the subcom-
mittee. that the $240. annual bonus
Granted federal employees not apply
in the case of employees whose pay
Is adjustible by wage board Of SINH
lar authorities in accord with COM
merciai rates paid locally for the
same class of service.
The subcommittee explained that
the. excess of $75.794.Sx9 in the bill
over that of 1915 resulted largely
from federal activities growing out
OF the war.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
6. 0. p. CLUB TO ELECT
OFFICERS; PLAN FOR DINNER

The annual election of officers of
the Perth Amboy Republican. Club
will be held tonight al meeting
to be held in the clubrooms in the
Odd Fellows building, Smith street.
All Republicans in the city are In
vifed to attend and take part in the
election. the present officers of the
organization being: Morgan r. Lar
son, president: John Hanson. ST.,
vice president; Michael j. Lakom-
ski, secretary and John Pfeiffer'
treasurer.
Plans will also be started at TO-.
nights meeting for the annual
Lincoln's birthday dinner OF the
clup. A speaker of national repu-
tation will be secured TO make the
main address of the night These
Lincoln dinners have always been
largely attended affairs and the Re-
publican leaders look for larger
turnout than ever before this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
WRECK TRUCK
IN R. R. CRASH
Parcel Post Mail Destroyed
When Truck is Caught Be-
tween z Trains at Station

One sack of parcel post mail and
a truck were destroyed last night at
e:55 O'Clock, when they were
crashed into by Pennsylvania train
at the Central Railroad of New Jer-
sey station here. The baggage mas
ter. who was loading the mail on
the train, jumped from the truck in
time to escape injury or death.
The Pennsylvania train going to
Camden and the one from Camden
for New York were late. The one
for Camden pulled into the station
first. while<the baggage and pas
sengers were being unloaded from
this train the one from Camden
pulled into the station. and. for
some reason. did not stop until 1t
had run up alongside of the other
already at the station. The truck
and mail were caught between the
two trains and completely destroyed.
No one seemed to know whether
any Of the passengers had narrow
train. although the orders are for
all trains to stop If there is train
escapes. but 1t was reported that no
one had been injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
FAIL TO LOCATE LOST NAVAL
BALLOONISTS ON WAY HOME

BY The Associated Press.
COCHRANE, Ont, JAM, s.
Newspaper correspondents here are
finding it as difficult to locate the
three American ballonists on land.
as it was in the air before they de-
scended on the icy shores of Hud-
son bay
Correspondents. who came hers
from the United States. prepared to
rush north to meet the returning
aviators. have found themselves
puzzled as TO which trail to select
so at present newspapermen are
camping in their special train un-
certain whether to order it to Mat
tice, where the aeronauts may come
out of the wilds by following the
Missinaibi river. or stay in this town
into which runs the Abitidi trail tc
Moose Factory.
Current opinion today was that
before nightfail word would be re-
eeived that the aviators had reach
ed Rainhead. Yesterday it was
believed they would not arrive be-
fore tomorrow. Both opinions II
is admitted are mere guesses. and
several days may elapse before the
aeronauts unused 10 snow shoes
reach civilization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
NEED 7 MILLION
FOR DRY LAW
Revenue Officers Are Up
Against Hard Proposition,
House Committee is Told
DEALING WITH CROOKS
Many Permits Forged in New
York for Booze Valued at
Over Two Million Dollars.
DEALING WITH CROOKS
py The Assoclated Pres.

BY The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-Revenue
officers under the Volstead act "are
up against the toughest proposition
any men ever were up against" ac-
cording to Paul s. Meyers, assistant
commissioner OF internal revenue,
whose testimony before the House
appropriations committee was made
public today.
boards and enough money TO go af-
ter wholesale and retail bootleggers,
MIR. Meyers declared il was "a tough
proposition because they were deal
ing with the worst element of.crooks
in the country"
1t developed at the hearing that
the bureau would need about ST.
000.000 for the next fiscal year for
prohibition enforcement. Members
insisted that with efficiency to be
taken care of later, the amount
would exceed $9,000.000.
Commissioner Williams explained
that the department was having
difficulty in assigning the right type
of men to go after violators at the
rate of pay and they were opened
to all sorts of temptations. particu-
larly bribes
Based on the figures OF September
80. Mr.. Williams said there were
4S.000.000 gallons of liquors of all
sorts in government warehouses,
and 1t was being Withdrawn at the
rate of 100000 gallons a month.
The commissioner declined to ven
ture an opinion how long 1t would
be before the country was actually
bone dry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
BROWN ATTACKS
G.O.P.SENA7ORs
Democratic Leader Con-
demns Republicans for
Failure to Act on Board.
By Special Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
TRENTON. Jan. 6:-Senator
Thomas Brown, Democratic leader.
today condemned Republican Sem
aters Allen. of Salem county. and
Mckay, of Bergen county. for
smothering the nominations OF Gov
ernor Edwards to the new Public
Utility Board. obedience and SUBJ
mission to the laws of the state and
nation are more necessary now for
the benefit of our state than ever
before in its history" Senator Brown
said. "It is disregard for law either
directly or indirectly that brings all
law and authority into disrepute.
We are all amenable to the law and
this includes both branches of the
legislature as well as the executive"
The governors power to appoint
members to the utility board. Sena-
tor Brown points out. is not legis-
lated power but primarily and fund
amentally an executive power and
should be SO respected.
TRENTON, Jan 6-Governor Ed
wards does not intend to call the
senate back again between now and
the opening of the new legislature
next Tuesday The failure to act
on his utility board nominations
yesterday is the last act on this nat
ter Of the 1920 senate. Tho gov
ernor said Yesterday that no fur-her
action would be taken by him until
the 1921 senate gets into action.
when he will likely resubmit the
names of Messrs. Cleveland. White
mere, Hamill. Quinn and Johnson
to that body for its disposal.
20 Per Cent. OF on vollrath Enamelware
at P. A. Hdwe- 2sst4-i-e-st'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
ALPERN IS AGAIN HEAD
OF SINKING FUND BOARD

The 1921 Sinking Fund Commis-
sion organized at a meeting held in
the Office of the comptroller in city
hall about 1880 O'Clock last night.
The 1920 officers, consisting of Isaac
AIpern, president: Ferd Garretson,
treasurer and Olaf j. Morgensen,
secretary were unanimously re-
elected. Fred p. Hansen. the re-
tiring member. was present at the
meeting. the commission extending
their thanks to him for his services
during the past year. Nathaniel w.
Pierce. Jr., who succeeds Mr.. Han
sen, was welcomed as the, new
member of the commission.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
PARK COMMISSIONERS
TO MEET TONIGHT

The first meeting of the Board of
Park Commissioners to be held this
year is scheduled for tonight in the
city clerks office. city hail. at 8
O'Clock. Those attending tonight's
meeting will be the same members
that served last year. no new ap-
pointments being made until April
21, Of this year, when Frederick L.
Browns term expires. The park
board as result of a new ordinance
recently passed by the aldermen.
will have complete control of the
planting and care of all shade and
Ornamental trees in the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
Would Flx House
Membership at 483

By The Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-The
House census committee agreed
today TO report to congress the
siegel bill fixing the membership
of the House at 4ss. an increase
Of forty-eight over the present
membership. II also recon-
mended a constitutional amend
ment limiting the membership
of future Houses to 500.
The basis for representation
was fixed as one member for
every 21s.979 inhabitants. IN
der this bill twenty-five states
would gain including New Jer-
sey, which would get two more
representatives making its total
fourteen. No state would lose
any representation
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
LEON TO MEET WITH n. J.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

For the first time in the history
of the state. according to Albert Le-
on. today, Middlesex county will be
represented in the New Jersey cleo
toral vote, when 1t is east for pres
ident and vice president in the State
House. in Trenton. next Monday aft
ernoon, at 3 o'clock. The honor OF
representing Middlesex county fell
to Mr.. Leon when the Republican
landslide occurred in the November
election.
Mr.. Leon will be accompanied to
Trenton by a party of leading citi-
xens, WIN win attend the meeting
at which the electors will cast their
votes for the president and vice.
president. Mr.. Leon is also making
arrangements to attend the inaugu-
ration of President-elect Harding in
Washington, March 4.
p. 4. Hdwe. for Paint. 1oc can.
n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
Child Hurt by Auto

John Steccky. Y years old. Is IN
the hospital as result of being hit
by an automobile driven by Victor
Lorentzen. on Washington street. be-
tween Rector and High streets. early
this afternoon. The extent of the
boys injuries were not known when
the Institution was called. but it was
said that he does not appear to be
seriously injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
ColvlesS Dairy Sad
" Kick +" in Cans

By The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. GA raid on
a cowless dairy on the outskirts
of this city resulted In the arrest
of the owners and the seizure
of a dozen regulated milk cans,
the contents of which according
to the posse. was alcoholic liq-
uor.
1T was not cows milk at ALL"
said the deputy sheriff. 1T was
potato milk and had a kick like
twenty cows. We found the still
and some potato mash in the
shed where the cows should
have been"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
IN MENoKrAM

NELSoN-In sad. but loving memory
OF my dear wife and our mother. Emma
L Nelson. who passed away January G..
1915.
Day time and night time
We're lonely without her.
We cannot think her idle
She must be . homenaker still.
God giveth that work TO the angels
Who httext the task fulfill
And somewhere yet In the hiIltops
or the country that hath no pain
She will watch from her beautiful door
way
To bid Us . welcome again.
HER HUSBAND. WILLIAM NELSON,
AND FAMILY. ADELAIDE. CLARA.
WILLIAM AND D0RoTHEA.
33346-t-6-1ts -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
Many Permits are Forged

By The Afsociated rfstsL
NEW YORK. JAM 6:-The value
of liquor covered by forged with
drawal permits discovered this week
In the Office of Federal Prohibition
Director Charles r. O'Connor has
risen to s2,750. 900. Mr. O'Connor
announced here today. Forgeries
found in the files now total 116, and
the investigation begun early in the
week is being continued.
Suspension of liquor withdrawal
permits put in effect last Monday to
enable the directors force to go
will be lifted by next Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
TWO Motorists Fined

Lamont. Oppenheimer. of Noun
tain Lakes, N. j.. and Henry Bolin-
sky, of 73 Washington street, arrest
ed for motor violations. were fined
by Recorder Pickersgill this morn
ing. Oppenheimer was arrested sew
eral days ago by Motorcycle Officer
Frank Seiboth for using 1920 license
plates on his car. and a fine of $40
was imposed this morning. Bolin-
ky was fined SIS In court today on
a charge of speeding on Market
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
Relieye ship Is Iosf

WASHINGTON. JAN 6:-Ths
United States mail boat Pulitzer.
with at least seven men on board
has been missing since December 4 )
and may have been lost in the
straits of Shelikoff. Alaska. Secre-
tary Payne was advised today by
Governor Riggs. of Alaska.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
GRANT PAROLE
TO CORK MAYOR
Secretary Wilson Of Labor
Dept. Announces This Ac-
ton in Case of Stowaway
HE WILL BE RELEASED
Freed on Own Recognizance,
Says Washington Inquiry
is Ordered at Norfolk.
HE WILL BE RELEASED

WASHINGTON, Jan. s-secre-
tary Wilson Of the labor department
announced today that he had grant>
ed parole to Lord Mayor O'Cailahan
who was released from Newport
News on his own recognizance.
Exclusion of d. J. O'Callashan.
lord mayor of Cork. was ordered
yesterday at Norfolk by a board OF
special inquiry. O'Callaghan ap-
pealed from the ruling and the case
eventually viii be referred to the
state department for decision as tc
whether 1t will waive the special
transport regulations.
Meantime O'Callaghan himself
has made an appeal direct fo*th<
the absence OF passport might not
ban him from the United States.
BY The A-,rcisfed Pres
DUBLIN, Jan. Cannon dsVa-
lera, president of the Irish Repub-
lie. denies that the Irish Sim Fein
Is making peace overtures TO Eng
land says .he Freemah Journal in
an exclusive forecast OF d'yalera's
forthcoming manifesto. Speaking
IN behalf of the movement d'va-
lera is quoted as saying he would
not turn deaf ear 10 proposals Of
the English government, II they
are based on recognition of Ireland
as an Independent nation.
When representatives Of the Eng
.ish nation are prepared to meet
representatives of the Irish nation
on an equal national footing peace
talk will be possible. the forecast
Of the manifesto continues.
D'valera explained, adds the
newspaper that his return from
America was necessary so that he
might resume responsibility for the
direction of the Sim Fein in view
Of the arrest of Arthur Grifiths. the
founder of the organization. and Of
Prof. MacNeiil.
In the manifesto d'valera Is
quoted as denying that he is under
guarantees OF protection from the
English government, and It is stat
ed that the crown forces are
searching for him. and are anxious
to place him under arrest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06

ed conflicting views of local il17<Hl&
grafton authorities might result a
delay, friends of Daniel O'CaIlar1nn.
lord mayor of Cork. who arrived
here Tuesday as a s-owaway on the
American steamer West Cannon,
were hopeful that today would bring
a decision from Washington. granta
ing him admission 10 this country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06

IF you WANT TO KNOW the secret
sign. pass word and grip to Happiness in
your old age see Moe Gindin. Authorised
Aren't for the Equitable Insurance Co.
2e7 Madison Ave. Perth Amboy. y. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06

20 Per Cent. OF on voiirath Enamelwe-
at P. A. Hdwe. ss34<-1-e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06

By The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 6-Announce-
ment that three government experts
ON brewery Investigations. are ex-
pected here today from the East to
facilitate the closing of Chicago
breweries suspected of making real.
instead of near beer. followed close
ly the refusal of Prohibition Ddrec-
tor Ralph w. Stone. to renew the
federal permits of 313 wholesale lq-
uor dealers in Illinois They are said
to be the same men whose activities
resulting in the closing OF plants
where beer was made in the east
Physicians and druggists have
simply been substituted for saloon
keepers in supplying the thirsty
with whiskey." Mr.. Stone said TT
is ridiculous to believe that more
than a third of the whiskey pre-
scrdbed is used as medicine"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06

P. A. Hdwe. for Night Latches.
23s44-i-s-sts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06

Don't forget the concert High School
Auditorium. Friday Evening: s:5o P. N.
23256-1-4-4ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06
Surety Agent Held

Ey The Associated Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 6-Lawrence
Malwinti, an agent of a. national
surety company, was arrested today
by secret service men on charges OF
Offering bribes to government OIL
GERS for assistance in connection
with liquor permit frauds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06

p. 4. Hdwe. for Paint. 1oc can.
2s344-i-e-sts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-06

20 Per Cent. of on vollrath Enamelware
at P. A. Hdwe. 2ssx4-i-e-st'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
SEARCHERS FAIL
TO LOCATE GIRL
All Night Vigil for White
SIavers' Victim Futile

los ANGELES. Nov. 1.-THE
search for Ruth conweIi. i5.year.
old girl. reported kidnapped by
white slavcrs. shifted from Naples
10 Brawiey. Cal. today.
An all night guard kept Mt
Naples. where n $500 ransom de
manded by one Of tho alleged kid.
napcrn. had been placed an directed
In letter received by the girls
mother yesterday. proved fruitlena.
according TO n telephone report
from tho officers at Naples early
today.
Meanwhile a rcpor, was received
from police headquarters at Draw.
ley 60 ths effect that girl
answering Ruth's description. had
been picked up by Probation orr.
Ger swanson and placed In the
home of Mn. O. c. johnson In
that city.
The siri disappeared AZ .. m.
yesterday. the report said.
She had given her name NJ
Martha Costello and said she was
an actress at the william FOX
studios In Los Angeles.
Detectives were 20 leave here to
day for Brawicy 20 hunt tho girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
PROBE DEATH OF
HIS THIRD Wife
Murder Trial OF BIuebeard
Landru in Third Phase
ny WEBB MILLER

VERSAILLES. France. Nov. IL
The murder trial OF "Blucbeard"
Landru entered the third OF It's 10
phases today when the prosecution
took up the mysterious disappear.
ance OF Mime. Guillan. According 10
the indictment. Mime. Guiilan was the
third OF 10 women 10 meet death at
Landru's hands.
The defendant readily admitted he
had met the widow thru matri.
moniai advertisement. perslsting IN
his declaration-as he had In the case
OF Madame Cuchet and Madame Ia
Bordeline--that he hoped thus 10 pur.
chase her furniture az better price
than by merely representing himself
as a dealer.
Evidence was introduced 20 show
that Madame Guilian went 10 live
with Landru nj the villa In Vcrnouii.
let. alleged 20 have been purchased
for him by Nine. cuchct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
TWO GIFTS FOR
CHARITY CHEST
One a Widows Dime, Other
a $4,000 Check

she was an aged. bent little wom'
an. She fumhted IN "A tattered hand
bag with shalxy fingers as wrinkled
as her brow.
She found--a dlmel
And she passed IL across the desk
of r.. T.. Burloson. executive secre'
tary OF the community fund at aoa
Third ave. saying;
II want 60 be one OF the first 70
give 20 tho Community Chest"
Another advance contribution
came to the Community Chest head
quarters today check for $4,000
AZ this time. officials OF the Com
munlty Chest. az the request OF the
first big contributor, don't wish TO
give out the name.
But the little orange button bear
Ing the message Here's My Hand.
VIII be worn by both-the widow and
the millionaire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
TRADING DULL
ON LOCAL MART
Last Car Cornlchon Grapes
Arrives Here

Trading was dun on tho wholesale
fruit and produce market Friday and
no changes were recorded. The last
car OF Cornichon grapes arrived on
tho market In four basket crates.
Emperor grapes were quoted NJ g. 30
a crate. and in lugs nj 10 cents a
pound. The last Lady Finger grapes
were cleaning up wen. California il
thru shipping the Tokay variety.
which Is wholesailng az from ss.25 to
t2b0 crate.
Local head lettuce Is about cleaned
up. with only poor grades remaining.
Tho second car OF California lettuce
Is due on the market In four days.
and shippers have promised n better
delivery than on the last. according
10 ionbers.
No changes were reported on but.
ter or eggs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

coubsii. Vernon. sssi Henderson st.
giri
Foy. nurds,,s Nelson. 2sss w. tsth
st. girl
Morford. Carl Emerson. 400 r. JEFF
fefson st. girl
Mofi. keneliw. SIS kin. ct. boy.
copnatick. Paul William. 1902 18th
ave y. a., siri.
Pierce. Thadsus &. zoe Maple Park.
Wilson. william Thomas. 1871 VAL
cntins pi. boy.
Meconahsy. James Lloyd. teis Fro
mont ave. girl
Aiiein. Louis H.. ioos 18th ave S. W.
girl
braves. Carl T. $3.50 ss,h ave y. r..
boy.
Bone, Roger ~ COS L. Madison st.
campben. walter q. soas nth ave.
Anssiine. Peter. i7oa Graham St.
Rogers Bailey Franklin. s,is 10Th
smith. Charles Henry. .soi w.
otheiio 81, boy.
phulipa. 1915 Eighth ave. s. w. boy.
shimookn. KAxue. 20s Fifth ave. 4.
Brown, Hobart H.. zoos 10th ave. s.
Nahmiss. Israel ITO isth ave. boy.
Young. Charles Michael. 2Sos Han
ford St. boy.
wedelL. George Benjamin. seis
Holden ST.. girl.
Rood, James Francis. 1910 18th ave.
Philips. Rsimer O.. ,,s-A 18th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

Smith Cove Terrninai--pier n--Rtr kkah-
ina Naru. ctr silver stats.
Great Northern TerSnlnAi--str Tokushlsna
Maru
Rel street Tsrminsi--u. s C O AiEoa-
Quin.
pier str PHI De LarranaxA
Pier Sur jefferson.
Pier A--Sgr CITY Of Seattle.
Pier u--Str Cueen. ctr MorrtEtovn
Pier p-Str Admiral sehiry.
Union Pacific Deck str ManukaL
Pacific Coast Coal nunksrs--Bfr WAirnar-
ino. str Cape Henry.
L. = shipping Hoard Meorinrs--ssr
Cxoaskeyn. str peiresa. str Anna y
Morse str Lubrieo. str waiilnmfcrd.
str western krignt. str feonipua. ctr
Delight str West Hartland. str sill
verado. str West Ison.
Connecticut street Torminai--s;r Ayahs
Mara
Aiassa steamship Moorinr.-s,r vaia~..
Lander Street Tsrrninai--U. s 6. a Sur
veTor
Spokane Street Terniinai--atr p~srfieis.
EAnt Waterway Dock a Warehouse CO..
SER West oro~R-
Todd Dry Dorka-shtp Chliiieoths. bksn
Forest Prince. tktn Forrest Dream.
hktn Forrest fricnd. str f4sbr~.
Puget sound Bridge q Dredging Co.--sts
Patterson
Ames Yard--str Roosevelt
prummond IAEhteregs co.--s,r West
HsffsFnan poek-str rA,oueh.. str RE-
dondo. ctr JUNEAU. ctr Admiral Rod
man.