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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
h Are Near End Snow lN Rules For City Fheme Move Depo Mayor Cork
LEGISLATURE OPENS 145TH SESSION
IMPORTANT Points in Message
of Governor Edwards Today

Defeat any blue law legislation Lberalize the Sunday
through a local option law.
The state highway system requires to complete
and the state institutions be developed cost OF Sl6
100000 spent years. committee should be named
to give the subject special study.
Stop undervauation in the taxation system by giving tne
State Board OF Taxes and Assessment broader powers which
will permit that body initiate proceedings for the re-assess
ment of property in any taxing district.
More money be provided to keep the state high
wa system and county roads which destroyed by
the modern vehicle both pleasure and business Either
the weight of machines must be limited to OO pounds OF
higher fees charged.
Motherhood protection should be the subject of egisla
ton and women prevented from working six weeks before
after maternity Better working hours Tor all in in
dustry -
Revision the criminal laws to prevent possibility OF life
prisoner gaining freedom after serving fifteen first
degree murder.
Enactment O.; laws prohibiting nunctions in labor dis
putes and other measures asked for by labor.
detailed account of Governor Edwards message to the
Legislature and his budget message will be found Page
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
Harding Wants No Brilliant
Plans Made For Inaugural :
Ceremony; To SaUe Money


! Inauguration. ceremony. 1t was iadi-
Gated today, will consist simply OF
the formal administration of the
oath of office, and an address by the
new president probably from the
stops of the capitol. Then Mr.. Hard
ing will proceed quietly to the White
Horse where, in his own langvaGs,
''he will hang up his hat and go 70
work"
Chairman +. E. Mclean, of the
local inaugural committee. in an
rouncing cancellation of arrange
ments for the celebration. said that
from the first Mr.. Harding hal de-
sired an unostentatious ceremony,
but had yielded TO overwhelming
request for return "a old customs.
Il have known all olong.' said
MIR. Mclean, that Mr.. Harding felt
adverse to any celebration which
would involve the expenditure OF
large sums of money. l realize. of
course, the keen disappointment that
generally will be felt, but l feel that
his friends and advisors will be with
him in this matter"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
NEW RULESF
FIRE JANII0RS
Recently Adopted Regulations
Now Being Put Into Effect
in Fire Houses by Aldermen

The mex set of rules and regula-
tions governing the janitors OF the
fire houses of this city adopted by
the aldermen at their last meeting,
have been posted in every fire house
in Perth Amboy and are now IN
force. These new rules read as fol-
lows:
There shall be two janitors in
each of the following fire houses:
Washington Hose and Chemical
Company. Mcclellan Engine Com
pany. Eagle Hose and Chemical
Company, and there shall be four
janitors in each of the following nre
houses: Protection Hook and Lad
der Company, Lincoln Engine tom-
pany, Garfield Engine Company aud
Liberty Hook and Ladder Company.
In the fire houses having two jan
itors, each Janitor shall be on duty
twelve hours. or until relieved. In
fire houses having four janitors, two
janitors shall be on duty twelve
hours, or until relieved by the other
two janitors. The janitors shall be
in the fire houses or within the i'm
mediate vicinity, at all times wnne
on duty.
They shall keep the firehouse. ap-
paratus, horses. hose, etc., clean anu
in good order at all times. Janitois
in houses with horse drawn appar-
atus are required to exercise the
horses each day, weather permit
ting.
Each janitor shall be allowed
vacation of ten days with pay dpr-
ing each calendar year.
No janitor shall be off more than
THE time allotted to him under the
rules. unless in cases of sickness 70
himself or death in his family. All
janitors going on duty on account ol
sickness must report off to the
chairman of the fire committee and
must furnish a doctors certiflcate.
No janitor shall be paid for more
than two weeks during his illness III
one calendar year. In case OF SICK
ness of a janitor his duty shall DC
taken care of by the other 1anitor
or janitors in the same firehouse-
Any janitor charged with neglect
of duty or with being. under the M
fuence of liquor while on duty sinai,
,e tried by the fire committee. ana
If found guilty shall be fined or lis
missed, as the case may warrant,
subject to the approval of the Board
of Aldermen.
No janitor shall leave the city
without notiIylnS lHe Ioreihsh VI A's
company.
Janitors shall not order any sup
plies. but the foreman of the COM
pany may, upon written order from
The chairman of the fire committee.
Janitors are cautioned TO be care
full of the amount of light used in
the building. %
All janitors are subject to the or
ders of the foreman of his COM
pany and are subject to the orders
of the fire. chief and his assistants
while at fires.
All. janitors while on duty shall
wear a fireman's cap.
/. All janitors are under the control
of the fire committee. except al
fires. when they shall be under the
control of the fire chief or his as
sistants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
AIRMEN NEAR
HAVEN TODAY
LAY Arrive in Mattice Before
Night Fall and Take Train
For New York Homes.
cAMpED ON AN ISLAND
Runner Says BalIoonists Are
Nearing Railroad Head -
Are All Well, Indians Say.

MATTICE, Ont, Jan. 1.-THE
.hree American naval balloonists-
Lieuts. Farrell. Hinton and kloor-
broke camp at Skunk Island, twenty
miles north of this town early today
and started on the last leg OF their
long trip back. to civilization, ac-
cording to reports brought here Dy
Indian runners. a,
If all goes we'll the trio should
reach this little frontier settlemens
by nightfall. and a royal welcome
awaits them. The men are reported
20 be in good health and spirits ana
eager to return to their homes. Ihe
airmen and their Indian guides
reached the island last night after
travelling over a hard trail for nearly
fifteen days from Moose Factory.
where their craft was wrecked IN
forest after a wild flight from Rock
away. n, Y. No further details OF
the mems thrilling experience were
received here from the runners early
this morning.
Until it was definitely established
that the party reached the Indian
settlement at Skunk Island last
night, anxiety had pervaded the
towns population. and the corps OF
newspaper correspondents and pho
tographers that some accident might
have befallen them. Special inter-
sst was attached to the report that
he men were in good health, for 1t
is known that Lieut.. Stephen A. Far
-ell, the eldest of the trio. suffered
seyerely from frost bite and expos
nre. He is travelling by cariolc, the
others mushing through treacherous
SHOWS ON snowshoes. When the men
arrive at the rail head here they
will be met bys.town and dominion
,ficials. and afforded every courtesy.
A special train has been provided
,or their convenience.
aiatticc is On the tiptoe of ex-
oecfaney for what promises to be
he biggest day in its history. The
presence here of the small army of
news writer's and photographers has
whetted the native curiosity and 1t
is safe prediction that every able
Bodied man, woman and child VIII
oe at the end of the trail to greet
he airmen in the hearty fashion of
he north country.
Ideal weather conditions met the
ieronauts on their last lap.
Following a sharp drop in the
temperature over night, the air this
morning was clear and the threat
of snow has passed with the change
IF winds.
Reports brought in by the adj
vanced runners. indicate that the
trail is heavy on the stretch nearest
Mattice. There has been considera-
BILE traffic over it in the last few
days leaving the soft snow in such a
condition that snowshoes must be
used by the travellers while the dogs
will find the going hard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL An
nouncement that at the request Of
President-eleet Harding the WASH
ington inaugural committee had
cancelled all plans for the celebra-
tion in connection with his inaugu-
ration next March was received here
with varying emotion.
The action of the committee in
meeting the wishes of the President
elect means that the parade. the in
augural ball and other features of
the program that in the past have
attracted many thousands of visitors
to the capital from all parts of the
country will be dispensed. Weeks
of work by numerous committees
Will be undone. and approximately
100000 subscribed by Washingtoni-
ans towards the expenses will he
returned.
What congress will do regarding
the $4,000 voted for the erection Of
stands At the capital had not been
determined today.
AS suggested by Mr.. Harding the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
DENSE. SMOKE
HA[TSF|REMEN
Defective FIue Causes Blaze
in Salvation Army Building
Yesterday Afternoon.

A defective fiue over the furnace
in the cellar of the Salvation Army
hotel on Madison avenue started a
fire yesterday afternoonN which for
a time threatened to destroy the re-
creation lobby on the first floor.
Quick action on the part of the fire
men prevented the spread of the
fire.
An alarm of fre was turned in
from box "a at the corner of Madi-
son avenue and Smith street. a
short distance from the hotel, by
John Frank. and the firemen made
quick time in. reaching the scene.
There were a number of policemen
and detectives on the scene to keep
the crowd back.
The firemen for a time were pre-
vented from getting near the point
where. the fire started on account of
the dense smoke. Patrolman Frank
Gunkef made the report of the fire
at police headquarters.
This is the third alarm to be turn
ed in from the fire box at the corner
of Madison aveni,e and Smith street
in the short time 1t has been in use.
The necessity of having an alarm
box at this corner has already been
shown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
REPUBLICANS CONTROL
BOTH HOUSES; TWO
WOMEN IN ASSEMBLY

TRENTON. Jan. 11-With the
House OF assembly monopolizing at
.ention, the one hundred and fo-.y-
fifth legislature OF New Jersey Or
ganizej for the 1891 period Of lav-
making at noon here tcdey. The
senate and House both convened az
noon and Immediately proceeded
with the usual formalities of admla-
istering the oath of Office to mem-
bers elected last November. Both
branches were in control OF the Re-
publieans, who dominated the entire
proceedings from the selection OF
Senate President Collins 3. Allen. Of
Salem, and Speaker George S. Ho-
bart, of Essex, down to the appoint
ment of pages. the lowest places on
the legislative ladder of ofhcialdom.
Following the organization of each
body, Governor Edwards transmit
ted to the new lawmakers his first
annual message and also his budget
recommendation in conformity
with the law on that subject. Ad-
journment was taken by each house
this afternoon until next Monday
evening when the active work of the
present session will start in earnes'.
In addition to the selection Of
Senator Allen to be its presiding off,
Ger for 1921, the senate chose VII
liam H. Albright. of Gloucester. TO
be senate secretary. an Office he has
held for several years. William B.
Mackay of Bergen as per prearrang-
ed program of the majority became
Republican leader as the preliminary
step in his ambition to be the next
Republican candidate for COVER
nor. 1t was expected when the
senate convened that Senator Simp-
son, of Hudson. will take up the
reins of leadership on the Demo-
cratic side of the chamber. He pre-
viously held this position in the as
sembly. The senate as organized TO-
day is made up of fifteen Republi-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
WOm1n's Voice Heard in NJ
Legislature for First Tim

pointed out The bad example whicfr
he declared some public officers
have been giving in not respecting
the LAW,
Under the eighteenth amend
ment TO tho federal constitution"
said the nt% speaker. "concnrrent
power to enforce the same by appro-
prlate legislation Is given to ihe
congress of the United States and 70
the several states. As pointed oft
in the platform of the Republican
party. the supreme judicial author
ity our nation has held thar this
amendment is operative throus,acut
the entire terTitorisi limits Of Inc
United States, and it binds all legis-
latiye bodies. courts. public Officials
and individuals within those limits.
The federal congress has already
enacted legislation which has been
found by this same supreme author
iiy to be appropriate within tle
meaning of the amendment. The
sta te of New Jersey. as a member OF
the Union, has like power Of en-
forcement The Republican platform
has declared il 10 be the policy OF
that party TO be for Impartial en-
forcement of the eighteenth amends
ment"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11

cans and six Democrats.
A surprise came from the Demos
cratic side of the Senate today. IL
had been expected that Senator
Simpson Of Hudson would be the
new minority leader for this session
succeeding Senator Brown of Mid
dlesex who held the place in 1920
However. Senator Henry T. kayS
has been selected to lead the Demo-
Gratis OF the Upper House at this
session. Kays outranks simpson IN
Senate service and entered upon the
last year of his present term today
He was formely member OF the
House of Assembly and is a lawyer.
Two new faces made their ap-
pearance in the personnel OF the
upper house. One that OF Senator
Joseph F. wallworth. of Camden
and the other that of Senator WiI-
liam H. Parry. OF Essex. botn Re-
publicans. Five other members OF
the majority began new terms
Runyon, of Union; Sturgess. OF
Gloucester: Stevens, of Monmou.hs
Allen, OF Salem: Case. of Somerset
and one Democrat, Barber, Of War
rem. Runyon is regarded now as =
potential candidate for governors
Allen. who became senate president
today. is just starting his third term.
Barber today commenced his fourth
in the senate.
A new senate chaplain also made
his appearance today. He is the
Rev. Dewitt Clinton Cobb. of Giou-
cester county. and succeeds the Rev.
Edward G. Read, of Union county.
whose prayers have been attracting
attention in the senate for several
years past. This position was one
among a number totaliug $4,000 in
patronage which the Republican
senators divided up today in assist
ant secretaries. clerks, doorkeepers
and other assistants OF various
kinds
tContinued OF page -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
ORIGINAL RECIPES
FOR USING CANNED FOODS.

ORIGINAL RECIPES n
FOR USING CANNED FOODS.
Here is a handsome booklet con
tanning over 40 solid pages OF ne~7
recipes that tell the housewife how
TO serve canned foods more attrec~
lively.
These original recipes are % fne
that they are being used by thoI
teachers in many OF the leading
schools OF domestic science.
In the hack Of the book there Is =
complete index listing In slphsheti-
cal order 81 different kinds Of soups
and enumersting a total Of eis neH
recipes. including everything from
apple dumplings 70 white sauce
II has been said that any womar
who gets this book OF recipes viii
wear It out from use-and when she
does she can have new one NJ
charge except two cents in stamps
for return postage
Frederic J. Haskin. Director.
The Perth Amboy Evening News
Information Bureau.
Washington. D. c
enclose herewith two cenfs =
stamps for return postage on free
copy of Recipes fer Canned feo6s
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
Bill for New Public Utility
Board Presented Today

body convened. the dying gasp Of
1920 session was Witnessed Both
branches were called TO order and
adjourned sine die thus ending =
years continuous session.
A probe of Hudson County and
Jersey City was Immediately calie;7
for when it was announced that ,E
resolution will be introduced by Sc s2l
ator Mckay of Bergen County: ma e5Ef
ing three senators and three ssSe n
blymen to-make the investigation Sf
Mayor Frank Hague. Wl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
Rr sp.c.al correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
TRENTON. Jan. Assembly
man T. Harry Rowland, new Repuo-
lican House leader, this afternoon
presented a bill to provide for the
appointment ef three utility COM
nissioners by the Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court; each to receive
$4,000: they TO be named for two,
four and six years respectively. Mr.
Rowland said this bill is offered by
him as an individual and not as
party measure. He also announced
that every platform pledged Dill
will be introduced as already an
nounced, including equal represen-
tation fo- women on the committees
Governor Edwards was ready this
a afternoon TO send back TO the State
Senate his five nominations for the
utility board for action by the 1927
body. His appointees are Treadwell
Cleveland, Matter #. Whittmore'
James A. Hamill, Arthur A. Quinn
and James A. c. Johnson.
The Senate Republicans are not
expected to act on them today. An
hour before the new lawmakinG
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Count, Men on Committees
Jan. 1l-Representa-
tives in the assembly. Appleby,
Lyons and Peterson of Middlesex
county. have been chosen as mem
bers of several of the most import
art committees of this body. As
sembly Arthur Z. Warner. OF Union
has also been named on
many Of the committees. The COM
mittees on which. these men have
been named follow:
Appropriations. Warner; COM
merce and navigation. Lyons: fed
eral relations. Appleby; labor and
industries, Peterson: public health.
Appleby: riparian rights. Lyons
social welfare. Warner and Peter
son: towns and townships, Appleby;
reform school for boys, Peterson;
school for feeble minded children.
Lyons; school for deaf mutes. Ap-
pleby.
Senator Thomas Brown. of this
city, has been named on the follow
ing committees: Finance. municipal
riparian rights. taxa
ton, n. ]. state reformatory. SOL
diers home: state village for epiiep-
tics and Industrial school for colored
youth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
Indorsc Rernard Jost

Bernard Jost, a Charter member
of Liberty Hook and Ladder Com
pany, was endorsed for second as
sistant chief of the Perth Amboy
fire department at a meeting of the
company last night for the annual
election to be held in May. It was
decided to have a dance some time
in April and committee was named
to arrange for the affair. The COM
mittee includes Harry Hansen.
James Dolan, Steve Kozlisko. Steve
Majeskii and John Schultz. The
newIy elected officers OF the COM
pany were installed at this time by
Past President William Harvey.
20 Per Cent. on on voiirath Enameiware
at p A. Hdwe 23344-1-s-6ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
WIN BE Contested

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE legal
right of the state department to as
sue an order of deportation for Lord
Mayor O'Callaghan of Cork. request
ed today by acting Secretary Davis.
will be contested in the courts II
necessary. counsel for the mayor an
nounced here today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11
Go After Alleged Robbers

BY Stan Correspo1-snt.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. IL
County Detectives Ferd A. David.
William Fitzpatrick and Peter
Schwei-kert went to New York this
morning to bring back to Middiesex
county for trial two alleged Mill
town bank robbers arrested in New
York recently. The two men. Harry
L. Bitzberger and Jerome B. Chaffee.
have had their extradition papers
signed. and they are expected back
in New Brunswick this afternoon.
p A. Hdwe. for Night Latches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11

The Sooner You Have a Tire
Repaired at
GEORGES TIRE SHOP
The sooner You Win Know II Pays 10
Have II Done
1ee NEW BRUNSWICK AVE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11

20 Per Cent. or on vollrath Enameiwarel
ar p. A. Hdwe. ssz4e-l-n-st
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11

p. A. Hdwe. for Night Latches.
s3344-f-s-6fs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-11

20 Per Cent. on on voiirath Enameiware
at p. A. Hdwe. 23s44-1-s-ets
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
LACOM|SION UN|O
N|STA QUE IRA A
WASHINGTON

En- la Ultima reunion celebrada por
Ia Junta Central, Sc acord6 enviar dos
comisiones a Washington, para que a
nombre del partido de la mayoria plan
tearan la presente situacion politica
Gel pals el conficto creado entire ell
Gobernador y el partido de la mayoria.
Las dos comisiones, aunque cada una
desempefiara un cometido distinto, ira
bajaran conjGntamente en- la capital de
la, RepubHca.
Las comisiones ser&n formadas por
una Economica, compuesta por los
Sres. Cuevas Zequeira, Tizol y Lastra
Charriez ctra Politica, compuesta por
los sres. BarceI6, Esteves, C6rdova' Da-
villa NC Jones.
A estas comisiones podran un1rse lue
go otros valiosos elementos, 81 Sc deci-
dieran a ir al Norts.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21

Aver al medic dia. ell Lcdo. Sal
vador Idestre, salio en- Ell vapor 1Cor-
nelia'' para los Estados Unidos, a dis
frutar de la hcencia que le fu6 con-
cedida por ell Gobernador Reilly, antes
dc embarcar este para ell Norte.
AL muelle fueron despedirle hume
rosas amistades del distinguido letrado,
" mementos antes de embarcar nos hi
20 para Ell MUNDO algunas intere-
santes declaraciones en- relacion con su
viaje. 1toeh .e73ssM 1olse oi
i. Como saben nuestrOs lectores, al via
je del senior Mestre Sc lie rha concedido
gran inaportancia, porque en- un princi-
pio Sc crey6 que ell senior Mestre iba a
Washington formar parte de la conf
tiva que, en- union del Gobernador, Sc
propona plantear la question del pals
desde 81 punto de vista del jefe del
Executive.
FL Ledo. Mestre nos informo este
respecto, que desde hacia tempo el te-
MIA pensado hacer este viaje, con Ell pro
posito de descansar de su ruda labor en-
ell Departamento de Justicia, que en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
El attorney ST. Mestre va a Washington sin
aIgunO con dGtGrminada pOftiCa

pero comparecer ellos y expondre mi
criterio respecto de la situacion actual
circunscribiendome la verdad de los
hechos, sin amino preconcebido de
congraciarme con nadie. Defendere los
intereses de mi Departamento v del
pals. Esa sera mi political - 71 81
Ell senior Mestre Sc expres6 nuy bien
tanto del Gobernador como del senior
Barcelo
Una de las cosas que mas infuyercn
en- ell amino del sefior Mestre, al decir
de algunos, para efectuar su viaje, ifu6
que parece que los republicanos, con ell
prop6sito de disgustar al Gobernador
con Mestre, lie dijeron aquel que 81
6l invitaba Mestre, este no iria.
La intenci6n, Sc asegura, era de que
81 ell senior Mestre Sc negaba, sin mott
vo justifcado, Sc llevarfa entonces al
amino del Gobernador, que Mestre es-
taba frente el no le era leal, para
q. al negar Washington, infuyera con
ell presidente Harding, para que le nom
brara un sustituto, ell cual muy bien po-
dria ser Ell senor Puventud cualquier
otro republican,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
Ell Ex-EMPERADoR CARLOS Y FL
TIA DEsEMBARCARoN I'm
FUNCHAL

MADEIRA, noviembre 2O.- Despa-
chos de Funchal dan cuenta do haber
llegado dicha ciudad los ex-cmpera-
dores Carlos y zita, fin de scr ence-
rrados en- las posesiones elegidas en- di-
cho lugar por las naciones aliadas.
AL desembarcar dichos personajes Sc
le tributaron sencillos honores por las
autoridades, Y seguidamente fueron con
ducidos al castillo designado para resi-
dencia de aquellos, donde Sc ha esta-
blecido de antemano una guardia espe
cial para vigilarles constantemsnte