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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
House Leaders Prepare
To Rush Measure Through
House; Debate To Be Cut

two hours of the time and Repre-.
sentative Gardner. ranking Demo-
crat of Texas, will control the other
two hours. Representative Camp
bell said Representative Fordney
would allow one half of his time to
Representative Treadway who op-
poses the bill. Democratic support
ers will be allowed one hours time.
WASHINGTON, March 22-Re-
publican House leaders prepared to-
day for the final skirmish in the
long fight over soldiers bonus leg
islation. They looked however. for
only comparatively little opposition
tomorrow when the measure was To
come up under suspension of rules
-Four hours of debate will precede
the final roll call. Half of this TIM
was to be assigned to opponents foi
the firing of the final shot at tne
compromise bill. Some leaders said
they did not expect the discussion
to change a. single vote ana tnes
predicted that far more than tne
necessary two-thirds majority would
be obtained.
Once the roll call began party lines
were expected to disappear. LII ldc..
those WHO Hdu uHuti tdhSiA W 49,
sentiment in that direction thought
there would be more opposition vote
from Republican than from ths
Democratic side. Some of those
who planned to support the bill salu
they were not satisfied with all OF lts
provisions, but would vote fer 1t con {,
vinced it was the best that conio
be brought before the House at tnis
time.
Democratic leaders planned te
center fire on the resolution to MAKE
Thursday special suspension day
This resolution was to be presentee
tomorrow Immediately after tn
House convened. It's adoption an'
only a majority vote would be nee
essary for that, would preefdide =tf d
possibility of the minority Offering
motion to recommit. 1t was thef
desire to offer motion to send tn
bill back to the ways and mean
committee with instructions to re
insert the cash bonus for which thf
bank loan provision was substituted
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22

1t may be hard to believe but there
is a man in Perth Amboy who is
too tough customer for the county
workhouse. Recorder Pickersgili
has the man sentenced to the county
institution for a thirty day soJourn
with free room and boardsthe second
time in recent months, but the war
den refuses to accept the hard
guy" on the ground that he is SO
wild that his influence on the rest
of the prisoners is demoralizing.
This tough bird par excellence is
Joseph Bunoski, twenty-seven years
old, of no particular address. He was
sent "over the hill to the workhouse'
some time ago, but turned out to
be too much for Warden Masterson.
At the urgent plea of the workhouse
official Recorder Pickersgill released
the prisoner and all was well for the
time being.
Bunoski. however, is slightly Pc
culiar. Masterson solemnly afiirms
that he is stark. raving crazy ana
that was one of his reasons for Judg-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
HOME SERVICE
DRIVE PLANNED

At meeting of the Perth Ampoy
lodge of Elks last night it was unam,
mously decided to take over anu
conduct under the auspices Oh the
local lodge the fourth annual SALIVA
ton Army Home Service Appeal.
The campaign begins on April IL, IL,
and continues until Saturday, Apiii
90. according to present plans.
Emil Stremlau, past exalted ruler
of the lodge, who made the motion
taking over the campaign, was sec
onded by Andrew Anderson, newly
elected exalted ruler, who takes Of
fee on April 1.
Mr.. Stremlau was appointed gen,
era1 chairman of the campaign ana
in a few days will announce his list
of assistants. team captains and lieu
tenants. who will direct the drive.
The list will be large and the activi-
ties of the committee many anu
varied. The closing day. Saturday,
April %, will be tag day to wind
up the appeal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
MUCH ORAT0RY
ON THE TREATY
Flood of Speeches Comes in
Senate Vote May Come
on Friday

WASHINGTON, March ga
flood of prepared speeches for and
against the four-power PACING
treaty was loosed in the senate to-
day as the period of unlimited de-
bate came to an end under the
unanimous consent agreement
which will bring final ratification
vote Friday.
The one hour limit on individual
speakers was effective at p. m
today and several senators jostleo
one another in bidding for recogni-
ton in the eleventh hour crush oil
canned oratory.'
Senators LaFollette. Republican
Wisconsin, and Walsh, Democrat
Massachusetts,, were the headliners
for the treaty opponents, while IN
the other side the right of way was
given to Senator Pomerene, Demo
crat, Ohio, a foreign relations com
mittee member, and leader of the
element of his party favoring rati-
fication.
With several others waiting TO get
in with speeches, for and against
the pact, leaders were doubtful If a
vote would be reached today on any
of the pending reservations OF
amendments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
ALONG
IRISH BORDER
Sniping Activities in Progress
on the Free State

BELFAST. March 22.-(By The
Associated Press) hiring
continued all day yesterday from the
Free states side of the border, along
the frontier of County Tyrone. ana
Monaghan, between Aughnaploy and
Caledone, mostly from snipers locat-
ed in houses inside the boundary
line. according to border reports re-
ceived today.
The Ulster border commissioners
visited last night the locality where
sniping activities were in progress
and heard the shooting going on dur
ing a visit to Ballagh bridge, when
divides the two counties, while cap
tain Thompson and Head Constable
Hall of the Caledone platoon. recon-
noitering near the border became the
targets for the snipers on the other
side.
Other officers were similarly ex-
posed which proceeding toward bal
lagh bridge and had to seek saie
quarters.
A force of Ulster specials had been
moved from Newtonbutler. County
Fermanagh. to within a few hun
dred yards of Clones. in the Free
State. where there is a strong gar
rison of the Irish republican army
Five mobile platoons of specials
from Omagh, Dungannon. Cooks
town. Strabane and Killeter were
concentrated last night in the Ty'
rome hills from Pomeroy to the
SPERM mountains and searched
the countryside. The Cookstown pla,
toon found number of rifles ano
made five arrests.
The reports from the Ballagf
bridge region declare that uni
formed Irisn republican army ner
bers were observed moving between
occupied houses and We're pre-
sumed to be relieving sniping out
| posts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
KURP|EL WINS
COURT FIGHT
Local Officer Awarded $751;
40 Back Pay in Circuit
Court Case Today
THE ATTORNEYS AGREE
Court Holds Officer Was Un-
lawfully Deprived of His
Salary
BULLETIN

NEW BRUNSWICK. March 22:-
Following agreement between the
two attorneys in the case Judge
LLOYD this afternoon directed YER
dict of $9S1.40 in favor of John
Kurpiel, the Perth Amboy police
man who brought action against the
City of Perth Amboy for pay moi
given him during the period he was
suspended in 1919 and 1920. Tne
court held that 1<urpiel was unlaw-
fully deprived of his salary during
the time of his suspension.
NEW BRUNSWICK, March 22.-
Judge Lloyd, who is hearing the cir
cult court case of John Kurpiel, the
Perth Amboy policeman, against the
CITY of Perth Amboy, indicated just
before adjournment for the noon re-
cess today that in his opinion kur-
piel should receive full compensa'
ton from the city for the time he
was dismissed from the force.
Kurpiel asks 1859 and interest
and is represented' by former state
Senator Thomas Brown. Leo Gold
berger, the city attorney OF Pertf
Amboy, represents the city and con-
tends that Kurpiel made $320.9O al
other work during the time he was
dismissed from the force and De
clares that this amount should b'
deducted from the $3.50 and inter
est.
The jury was drawn to hear th'
case this morning but it appeared as
though the attorneys would be apl'
to reach an agreement with Judge
Lloyd without using the jury.
Kurpiel was suspended on Decem'
Der 8. 1919. during the vice CLEANUP
in Perth Amboy. His attorney main
tajns that no written charges were
made against Kurpiel and that NJ
police trial was given him. On june
&, 1920. Ikurpiel was tried and ac
quilted in the county court. The foi
lowing day he reported for duty oi
the police force and has been work
ing on the force since then.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22

WASHINGTON. March ga res
olution making tomorrow a special
suspension day in the House so as
to consider the soldiers bonus bill
was approved by the rules commit
tee without a formal record vote.
Chairman Campbell of the rules
committee said the House would
meet at IL a. m, an hour earlier
than usual and that there would be
an hours debate on the resolution
before the bonus bill came up.
Only a majority was necessary for
the passage of the bill allowing four
hours debate.
Chairman Fordney of the ways
and means committee will control
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
FIX NAVAL STRENGTH

WASHINGTON, March 22:-The
House naval committee agreed TO-DAY
to report a bill fixing a maximum
authorized enlisted strength of the
navy at 10000 plus 6,000 appren-
tices, or 10000 less than the number
Secretary DENLY declared was need
ed to operate the fleet.
The bill also provides that not
more than 200 members OF each
graduated class at the naval acad-
emy shall be commissioned TINS year
1923 and 1924. There are 541 mem-
bers, of the first class at the academy
tn he graduated in June.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
NAME TERMS,
FOR GERMANY
Under Which Reparations
Commission Will Grant Par
tiaI Moratorium.

PARIS, March % (By The Assoc.
ciated Press) 1.-The conditions under
which the reparations commission
will grant Germany a partial mora
torium were announced this morn
ing. They include perfect autonomy
for the reichsbank and new legisl.t
ton to prevent evasion of Germi.a
capital. the legislation to be realty
for application upon a fixed date.
A number of reforms in German
financial methods are stipulated
These must go into effect at fixed
dates beginning May 81. New res
sources for reparations money must
be found and the funds collected un-s
der control of the allied commitfee
on guarantees to pass upon thelt~
effectiveness and possible yleid.
If they are found insufficient the.
reparations commission will consid-
er a number of other measures, In.
cIuding domestic or foreign loan and
eventually a levy upon capital III
Germany.
1t is stipulated that If reparations
payment in kind to the value 81
1850. 100000 gold marks yearly are
not entirely delivered the balancA
NAV be required in cash. II the
German government fails to appiX
the reforms upon which the partial
moratorium is conditioned, the al
lies may resort to the terms OF the
anrext to the treaty of Versatile.
authorizing them TO take further
pledges as a guarantee for repara-
tions payments.
Get United States Note
PARIS, March % (BY The Assoc
ciated Press) The American note
regarding payment of the cost Of
the army of occupation in Germany.
addressed to the European allies,
reached the American embassy here
yesterday and will be presented To-
the allies this afternoon. The note
sets forth the American attitude "a
clear and forcible terms
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
GAS RATE TO Be Gut

NEWARK. March 22:-The Pub
lie Service Gas Company notified the
Public Utility Copmission today OF
it's intention to abide by the law to
fix the gas rate at S1.25 per thou
sand cubic feet. The company de-
clined to accept the property valua-
ton of the company as fixed by the
board and reserved the right IL un-
able 10 continue to contest this val
uation.
The new rate which becomes ef-
fective March 27 is a reduction from
$40. The pre-war rate was ninety
cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
FIRED At HIS WORKMAN

HOBOKEN, March 22.-Joseph n
Ryan, a fur manufacturer, was ar
rested today charged with hrins sev~
erai shots at workingmen from hls
factory. One man, Joseph Pacho 81
Rrooklyn, was wounded. Ryan de-
clared he fired after he ana DaYi@
Diamond had been beaten BY q gans
of strike sympathizers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
Ru,ins ON Exemption Clause

NEW BRUNSWICk, MATCH q
The Middlesex County Board OF
Taxation yesterday sent out notices
to assessors of all municipalities in
the county to the effect that here
after all property exempt for five
years under the 1920 taxing laws,
must be included in the ratables.
The county board has taken care OF
these properties for this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
WITHDRAW ATTACHES

PARIS. March 22.-The American
military attaches at Brussels. Wen
ma, The Hague. Prague and Buchar-
est are being withdrawn by the
Washington government in the inter-
est of economy, according to in
formation in diplomatic quarters
here. Their functions will be taken
over by the legations of the various
capitals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22

LONDON. March 22.-(By The
Associated Press)-The British gov
ernment may have to .conSldei
whether it will be possible to draw d
Gordon of imperial troops, petW cen
the warning elements on the Clste'
frontier. Winston Churchill the col
onial secretary, stated in the House
of Commons today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
KURPIEL'S CASE HEARD

NEW BRUNSWICK. March ga
The case of John Kurpiel, an officer
of the Perth Amboy police depart
ment, who is suing to collect back
nav, is scheduled to come before the
court today. City Clerk Arthur
Graham, Comptroller Olaf Morgen-
son, City Attorney Leo Goldberger
and Chief Niels j. Tonnesen are In
court, as also is Former Senator
Thomas Brown. who will represent
the plaintiff.
Get your Faint at Kelly McAlinden
ro 121s9-3-21-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
Famous Dog Dead

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-
Boltonia Bulwark. recognized by bull
dog experts as one of the greatest
dogs of his breed is dead. Bulwark
was imported from England by Il. T.
years ago. He was owned by t. /.
Schaeffer, of Oakland. n. j. He was
never defeated at license show in
this country and before being
brought here he had beaten all the
bull dogs of note ON the English
stakes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
little OPPOSITION ON BONUS EXPECTED
PLEADS NON VULT
IN MURDER CASE

FREEHOLD, March 22.-Barthol-
omeo Fontano today pleaded non
vult before Supreme Court Justice
Kalisch to a charge of murderlnS
Camille Kaizzo of New YORK, last
August, and was sentenced to life I'M
prisonment.
In an alleged confession to Detec-
tive Sergeant Fisschetti and the New
York police after his arrest Fonta-
ma said Kaizzo had been marked for
death by the good killers gang.
Fontano is also alleged to have said
that he had been selected to do the
staying.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22

We the undersigned acknowledge 10 GU
relatives and friends with grateful appre
citation and kind expression OF sympatn;
in the loss of our SON and especlaiiy WIS
nieces and to all those who rendered theN
faithful services. --...-,.1,r,,,,,,
1o227-3-22-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
Rear Admiral Asres pics

MONTCLAIR, March 22:--ltear
Admiral Joseph Gerrish Ayres. med
icaI corps. u. S. N. retired. died ,lass
night nj his sons home here. it WAS
announced today Funeral services
will be held Saturday at Canterbury.
n. H., where he was born In 1899.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
Dodge Case TO Jury.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. March 22.-
Tbo case of John Dodge. young De-
troi+ millionaire, charged with driv-
ing a, car while intoxicated, went to
the jury today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22

II your coal or gas range does not bake
or burn, ! will make 1t do so or no charge
r. J. Larkin. 2s7 Mcclellan st. Tel. kss-R
10sT3-2-S-tf NJ w f.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22

Carpenter work and jobbing promptly
attended TO- Geo. II. Thompson, 81 Lewis
81 Phone 1409-W.
5475--G-25- Wed. sat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22

Our Lawn Fertilizer and Seeds Is espe-
eIaIly mixed for heavy soil in this vicinity
Kelly & McAlinden Co. i2ls9-3-2l-2t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22

Our Special of Mixed Lawn seed aps
rroved Nv state Test Kelly g. MeAlip-
den Co. l-tss--s-- 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22

Essex Touring Car. slo95 i. O. b. sen
TOMS Garage. Open Evenings.
l2O05-3-l5-Gt'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22

nav Old Chicks at Kelly & McAlnden
D"S 121so--3-2l-2t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22
WEATHER

Fair tonight and
tomorrow: slowly
rising tcmpcra-
ture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-22

county for schools in 1921 was $l,-
SO9,1O3, while the total for 1922, ac-
cording to these figures, Will be
$2,111,S40.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-15
SEWARD INVESTMENT
 CORPORATION FORMED

The Seward Investment Corporation was recently organized by the election of Wm H. Whittlesey, Aaron E. Ruck- CT and I. Waugh as the first board of directors. MT. Wm. H. Whittlesey is president of the corporation and A, ! Fucker, secretary.
 The corporation has acquired con siderable valuable property in Seward and plans are now being formulated for the erection of a large modern hotel. With the increased tourist and general travel through Seward it is believed that such a hotel will pay large returns on the money invested and will also be an asset to the town by affording a chance for longer stay of travellers in Seward because of the accommodations offered
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-15
NORTHWESTERN WILL TAKE
 LARGE CROWD TO STATES

With the departure of the steam ship Northwestern for the states a large crowd of tourists who have been going through Alaska from the Skag way end will leave the Northland fol their homes. All are loud in their eX- pressions of praise of Alaska, whose stenics far surpasses that of the old country. It is predicted that the fu- ture, properly advertised, will hold much for the North.
 Those who made reservations up tc the noon hour were as follows:
 E. L. March, Vim. c. Finn, MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Preston, Mir. and Mrs J A. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. A A Templeton, MT and Mrs. John M. Nc, Kerchey, MT. and Mrs. E. H. Poppel Fred Bigelow, Milan Wolff, John Mitchell, for Seattle.
 Miss E, Beck, J. P. Morgan for Cor dova.
 w. P. Kirby, Frank Williams tol hetchikan.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-15
M HOPE FOR EARLY
 SETTLEMENT STRIKE
 GAY B. B. OFFICIALS
DETERMINED EFFORT BE MADE BY AUTHORITIES TO OPEN
 RAILROAD SHOPS

CHICAGO, July 15.-Virtually aban douing all hopes for an early settle ment of the railroad strike, executives today prepared to make a determined effort to reopen the shops with non union employees Monday.
 All peace moves have been suspend td for the present, carriers and strlk CTS being unable to find any common e~ound for starting negotiations. the strikers relusng to accept the arbltra ion boards award and the railway executives being determined to Dreat the power of the unions once for al time.
 The prediction was made today b1 William Parker, leader of the NeN .No,k maintenance of way men an( president of the unions, that E. Crable. president of the Bortherhoo( Maintenance of Way Employes ant Railway Shop Workers will issue strike order to 100000 men of his un ion at any hour, in case the govern ment ordered troops to guard the car shops.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-15
EAST SWE[TERINC
 UNDER HEAT WAVE LARGE NUNDER DEAD
MANY DIE AT ST. LOUIS, IN DIANAPOLIS AND OTHER TOWNS-CALIFORNIA SUF- FIRING.

ST. LOUIS, July 15-A pitiless heat wave swept over this city again this afternoon, and as a re- suit number are dead and the hos pitals filled with those stricken down by the humid atmosphere The temperature has stood at 95 to 9S since Tuesday and there is nc sign of alleviation. Horses and hu- mans alike appear to be affected by the extreme heat, as many local stores have been forced to pull of their teams and use auto delivery for all purposes. The parks are thronged with persons attempting to find a cool spot to sleep.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-15
DISTRICT ATTORNEY CHARGES
 IS VICTIM OF FRAME-UP

LOS ANGELES, July 15-District Attorney Woolwine, who recently won nationwide prominence in his conduct of the Kennedy murder case in which Madelyn Obenchain and her alleged pa"amour were tried for the murder of the we'll known magnate, charges that he is the victim of political frameup. Ii has been charged with irregularities by Ids Wright Jones, stenographer, who says that he assaulted her. Action by the grand jury will be taken in the case. which will be thoroughly investi- gated.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-15
BOOZE SHIPPED IN BARRELS
 AND LABELED AS HERRING

SAN FRANCISCO, July 14-Twelve barrels of booze worth $10,O0O, caused a nation wide search which ended here yesterday afternoon at well known restaurant, when Federal Prohibition Director Lyle arrested waiter named Born for alleged conspiracy in connec ticn with the shipment. The whiskey was picked up on the Canadian border several weeks ago, consigned by raj to 'sJ. Roberts, San Francisco
 Forty-one barrels were picked uE several weeks ago under the same cir cumstances, and now every barre labeled fish, must smell like fish, ano taste like fish before it passes the of ticers. It is estimated recent seizures have cost the whiskey ring over one hundred thousand dollars.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-15
UNITED STATES WILL CENTRALZE LIQUOR
 STOCKS IN FUTURE
PLANS TO HAVE REMAINING LIQ- UoR SUPPLY IN WAREHOUSE UNDER GUARDS WHOSE MoR- AIS ARE UNAPPRoAcHAeLE

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 15- If plans proposed by prohibition off cials materialize the remaining liquor supply in the United States will be placed in few large warehouses un- der guards whose morals are unap- proachable. The purpose of this move is to reduce expenses in guarding tie reserve supply and prevent smuggling of contraband stocks from a large number of warehouses. Warehousemen will be required to file a one hundred thousand dollar bond to keep all dis titled spirits intrusted co them. and shall deliver the Same IO any collector upon demand, and shall not allow the removal of any liquor wi.hCuf a col. lcctor of customs i; pre- 5ent, and then only under a permit issued D. the proper officials.
 It is believed by Prohibition Agent Haynes that this will prevent illegal removals of liquor, as in the past, when several million gallons disappear
 9d without authorization by the o:- ficials.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-15
BUSINESS MAN MAKES
 REBUs EXPLANATION

For the past few days the people Of Seward have been puzzling them selves over the freak advrtisement ap- bearing in the Gateway. The ad orig mated with Harry Kawabe, proprietor of the Seward Steam Laundry and was for the purpose of bring to public at tention his business and it's relation to the people of Seward.
 Many answers were received by the Gateway to the rebus ads, which were in turn submitted to MT. Kawabe. The winning answer is accorded to Miss Patricia Ray, whose interpretation IS as follows: Harry Kawabe, not l. Washee." The award is made on mer- it as the winner took into considera- tion the advertiser and his nationality. It was also the first of the kind sub mitted, although several others were also submitted along the same lines. Miss Ray may receive the prize, $500 by calling at the Gateway office.
 The HI. K" signifies the house. keepers family washing service, the dream of every housekeeper in Sew ard. It means the abolishment of the long days of drudgery over the wash tub and wringer, and, as result many homes will be made happier because of the close attention paid by wifey to the comforts of a home instead of a washtub. The rates established by Kawabe on the H. K. service will be- 20 cents a pound with minimum of ten pounds at time. Rough dry will be taken care of at the rate of 15c a pound, 10 pound minimum. All that is required is the housewife save up 10 pounds of dirty clothes and the laundry does the rest The only ex- ception made in the new rates is that of starched clothes and similar arti- cles, which require special attention. As an innovation and an absolute check the laundry will require that each employe receive and check out all bundles, thus assuring the patrons of a correct charge and no losses in quantity sent for cleaning; the laundry will furnish bags to all patrons. Per fectly simple, simply perfect, is the expression that will fit MT. Kawabe's new system for accommodating the public of Seward.