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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15

of Father Vraniak, who disappeared
while on a business trip here. The
searchers hunted throughout the river
edges and bottoms in the vicinity of
Venice, and some members of the
party crossed over to this city, but
the search was fruitless.
Mrs. Carrie Hodeker of ST. Louis
county, who advised the authorities OF
Nirden that they would not find the
clergyman alive, last night admitted
she received the message from a ouija
board.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
Just One Application
and the Hairs Vanish
Modes of Today,

A harmless, yet very effective, treat
ment is here given for tie quick re-
moval of hairy growths: Mix enough
powdered delatone and wafer to cover
the undesirable hairs, apply paste aud
after 2 or 3 minutes remove. wash
the skin and the hairs have vanished.
One application usually Is sufficient,
but to be certain of results, buy the
Gclatone In an original pacFage. MIX
fresh as wanted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
HAYES CHARGES Cop. BREAKS
FAITH; FAILS TO SEE RECORDS
Those Ten JanitOrS
Appear Real Issue

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct "a. -
Director William Dey, of the Board
of Freeholders, in an address to the
members of the Grange at Dayton
last night tried to justify the en-
ployment of ten janitors in the two
county buildings by saying that the
State Highway Commissioner en-
ploys more men than are needed for
work on the state bridge between
Perth Amboy and South Amboy.
Klemmer Kalteissen, Democratic
candidate for Freeholder, followed
the county board leader to the
speakers stand, and told in no un-
certain terms of the extravaganza of
what he called the "freeholders own
personal political bracketed organ
ization."
"If l did not feel" said Mr.. Kali
teissen, that the Democratic candi-
dates for freeholder had something
to offer the public for their support
this year l would not have consent
ed to become candidate. Our
county has been run in an unfair and
unbusinesslike way due to the fact
that the present organization of the
freeholder board is made up COM
pletely of members of the ring. /
firmly believe that the freeholder
ring would just as soon have Dem
ocrat on their board as they would
"a fair thinking Republican, Minor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
NEW BAT Tiles
IN OKLAHOMA
WaItOn'S Supporters Start
Move Against Those Who
Would Dust Governor

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Oct. "a.
(By The Associated Press) The
bitterest fight precipitated since the
convening of the special session of
the Oklahoma legislature broke on
the floor of the House today when
Representative ]. w. Callahan,
Democrat, Latimer county, introduce
ed a resolution providing for an in
Vestigation to determine who paid
the expenses of House members
when they attempted TO convene
Sept. 26 and were dispersed by Mil
itary authorities upon orders from
Governor J. G. Walton. Callahan is
Il Walton supporter.
The resolution was adopted after
a brief but acrimonious debate and
was referred to n committee investi-
eating conduct of House members.
The resolution sought especially
an inquiry to determine whether the
Ku Klux Klan or certain Interests"
in Tulsa had contributed funds for
the attempted session.
Representative j. B. Phillips,
Democrat, Cleveland county, assail-
ed Callahan for his reflection on the
House members who sought to ar
swer the call for the session that
was blocked by the governor. He
demanded an immediate investiga-
ton of the Latimer Solon's charge
and declared that if it is proved ur-
true he would move Callahan's sus-
pension from the House.
Callahan rejoined that he had the
proof and dared the House let him
produce his testimony
While the House fight was In prog
ress both Governor Walton and Lieu
tenant Governor M. u. Trapp, arriv
ed at their office, and were officially
served with the Senate resolution
adopted late yesterday suspending
the former temporarily and naming
the latter acting governor during the
impeachment trial of Governor Wal
ton
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
BARBER PLANT
THEFT HEARD
Three Defendants in Case to
be Tried Separately
One is Witness

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct "a
Testimony is being heard today in
the criminal court before Judge John
Z. Kirkpatrick in connection with
the attempted robbery at the Barber
Asphalt plant on August 8. On mo-
tion of Attorney David Wilentz and
permission of Assistant Prosecutor
John e. Toolan, the severance of the
three defendants who figure in the
alleged robbery was granted.
The first of the defendants on
trial is Irving Taylor. William Carl
son, a witness for the state, and one
of the three defendants, testified
that he acted in accord with the
others for the Perth Amboy police
and agreed to go through with the
robbery to help the police apprehend
the guilty ones. He said that he
met the others at State and Smith
street and proceeded to the plant
where they were caught by the uni
formed men and detectives of the
Perth Anboy police force.
Irving Taylor, the first of the three
defendants to be placed on trial, was
found not guilty by jury at noon
today. John f. Murray, detective of
the Perth Amboy police. and John
C. Ceraldson testified. Geraldson, who
acted as state witness this morning,
has been placed on trial as one of
the defendanls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24

ity representation is absolutely es-
sential to good government and
am sure you will agree with me that
it is high time tat our county board
of freeholders had someone on it to
watch the actions of those who have
been in control for so long time.
Just a few moments ago, you
heard the director of the board of
freeholders try to justify the fact
that there are ten janitors to take
care of the county buildings by say
ing that a certain state department
which is bipartisan in it's nature,
had more employees on certain jobs
than are needed. Whether this is
true or not, it does not justify the
existing conditions in our county.
Two wrongs never did and never will
make a right.
II appreciate that in order to
break into this ring at the coming
election, we Democratic candidates
have an organization that employs
a good many men, to fight against.
have absolutely no feeling against
any OF the men employed by the
county, whether they are necessary
employees or not, but 1 do say that
the organization that places these
men there at our expense, is not pro.
perly serving us. 1 cannot UNDER
stand why the question asked by the
Continued on Page p
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
Hayes Fails to Locate Either
HiIker or Dey by TeIe-
phone Today
RICHARDSON'S STATEMENT
County Solicitors Say All of
Democrats Questions Will
Be Answered
NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. "a

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. "a.
Democratic County Chairman
Edmund A. Hayes today charged
County Treasurer f. William
Hilker and members of the Re-
publican Board of Freeholders
with deliberately breaking faith
with him as the result &C his un-
successful visit to the treasurer s
office for the purpose Of person
ally securing the data regarding
county expenditures which ne
has been seeking for the past ten
days.
Acting upon the assurances given
by Treasurer Hilker that thu board S
records are open to anyone who re-
quested the privilege to inspect them
in courteous manner, Chairman
Hayes went to the treasurer's office
at 10 o'clock this morning, accom-
panied by q certified expert accoun-
tant, e. I. Vanderpool, of New York,
and John Kruger, the auditor who
was sent by Hayes to inspect the re-
cords last week bat was denied ac-
cess to the books. The Democratic
chairman failed to get the desired
records as Treasurer Hilker was not
in his Office and the treasurer's as
sistant, Wilson S. Fredericks said he
could not turn over the records un-
iess authorized to do so by Mr.. Hilker
or the Board of Freeholders.
The request for the desired infor-
nation was made by Mr.. Hayes in
the most courteous manner. Mr..
Fredericks assured the Democratic
leader that he would not only turn
over the records to him, if so in
structed by Treasurer Hilker or the
Board of Freeholders, but he would
be pleased to assist the Investigators
in finding what they seek in the rec
ords. The assistant treasurer en-
phasized the fact that he was only
a subordinate and had received no
instructions to produce the records.
Chairman Hayes asked to see
Treasurer Hilker. He was inform
ed that the county treasurer was in
New York today and would not be
back until tomorrow. Mr.. Hayes
was unable to find where Mr.. Hilker
could be located in New York as he
was desirous of communicating with
him by telephone in order to secure
the necessary permission to see the
records.
Mr.. Fredericks suggested tkat
Chairman Hayes communicate with
County Solicitor Frederick Richard
son or Director William S. Dey of
Continued on Page p
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
LOCAL MAN SAYS GUILTY
ON PROHIBITION ACTION

TRENTON, Oct. 24.-Lous VAR
go, of Perth Amboy was among the
five persons who pleaded guilty to
violating the prohibition laws before
Federal Judge Bodine here today.
Vargo was made to pay a penalty
of $3.50 for possessing anti Volstead
wet stuff.
Dominic Parillo, who was arrest
ed in South Amboy in April of this
year on a truck which contained sew
eral cases of Scotch whiskey was
found guilty of conspiracy to violate
the prohibition act by the jury in
the United States District Court be-
fore Judge Bodine. Parillo halls
from Newark and was said to have
been on his way home with the car
go of booze when he was caught by
federal agents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
K|WAN|S
LUNCHEON HELD
New Brunswick Club, Spon-
Sor of Local Organization
Has Delegation Present

The Perth Amboy Kiwanis Club,
tion here, held its first luncheon
last night in the Packer House grill
room. A delegation of Kiwanians
from New Brunswick, which club is
sponsor for the local organization,
was on hand to encourage the local
men and tell them something of the
ideals of &iwanis. The visiting dele
cation was headed by Leon Camp
bell, president of the county seat
club, who presided over part of the
meeting after it had been turned
over to the visiting delegation by
temporary vice president William "
Garretson.
Talks also were given by Clifford
V. Williamson. former high school
professor in the Perth Amboy high
school. John Conger, honorary mem
her of the county seat organization
and Floyd Stein, secretary of the
visiting club.
There are at the present time
twenty-five members actually en-
it is expected that the other twenty
five members needed to boost the
enrolment to fifty so that charter
might be secured, win be reported
within the next week or So
The Railway Kiwanis Club will
have a delegation present at next
weeks evening luncheon according
to present plans, and the following
week the Keyport club will be rep
resented. The evening luncheons
will be held for a few weeks only
after which the luncheons will be
held during the noon hour, as are
the Rotary and Lions luncheons.
Lester Mann won the attendance
prize donated by the visiting delega-
tion.
With the coming of Kiwanis to
this city, Perth Amboy now has
three organizations which will work
for civic betterment. The local XII
wanians were told last night that
there are now 10000 members of
this club in the United States and
Canada and new clubs are being
organized weekly in all parts of the
country. There are six new clubs
now being formed in this state alone.
May we investigate shat leak? New
Jersey Roofing Co. 29296-1O-2i-2t'
Lambert Trubpruf Tires have solved
the tire problem. Get them at Dorsey
Motors Inc. Exclusive Representatives.
29217-10-22-2i'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
ERMANY'S
REBEL COUP
REPUL. SED
Rhineland Republican Move
ment Has Spent First Force,
German View
oUSTED FROM CoBLENz
Rebs Take Some Towns But
Reaction Apparent in Other
Places They Hold

PARIS, Oct. 24-Heavy fight
ing, with several killed or
wounded, is reported from Re-
field, where the Rhineland Sepa-
ratists failed in three attacks to
capture the City Hall, says the
Dusseldorf correspondent of the
Ha7as Agency.
Republican reinforcements ars
reported to be marching on
Muenchen-Gladbach, which the
Separatists were forced to evac-
uate yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
Rebels Repulsed

ANDSho ~ PnlSCu
DUESSELDORF, Nov. 24.-lBy
The Associated Press)-The Rhine.
land Republican movement has spent
its first force, according to meagre
reports received over the crippled
wire systems, but the situation IS
still confused. The Republicans took
few additional villages and towns
yesterday and last night, but cleared
out of Coblenz. their Capital and
Mayence, and reaction is apparent
in a number of the towns they still
hold.
The Separatists had counted On
Coblenz and Mayence as easy prey.
and observers of the movement take
their failure in those cities as indica-
tive of the ultimate fate of the young
republic.
Duisburg and Mulheim fell into
the hands OF the Separatists yester-
day, and plans were afoot for the
proclamation of the Independent
state at Hamborn and Oberhausen
today. The way was made easy for
them at Duisburg by the Belgian
authorities disarming and interning
the security police before the Repub-
licans arrived. The blue police were
INV Su ~ LullStlOil upOIl COHultlO1if
that they remained neutral.
The Separatists still held the Duis-
burg public buildings this morning.
but a reactionary movement was ex-
pected there and at Mulheim today.
The municipal officials of both cities
have so far stubbornly refused alleg-
lance to the new movement.
Muelheim- on Rhine, nearly op-
posite Cologne, was occupied by the
Separatists shortly after they had
taken possession of Duisburg, ac-
cording to German newspapers here.
All public telephone and telegraph
communication has been interrupted
between the principal centers of the
Rhineland and only the allied mill
tary lines are working.
General Degoutte has ordered the
local police to remain neutral in the
event the Separatists attempt to oc-
cupy public buildings. and only to
interfere in case of pillaging or ac-
tual fighting. City officials have been
instructed to continue their work ii
their offices are taken over. These
orders were transmitted verbally, but
the officials asked that they be put
in writing. This was refused.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
Form Economic CounclI

COLOGNE, Oct. 24:-German off,
eials here. with the approval Of the
British, have organized central
economic council for the entire
Rhineland province. 1t will be con-
stituted on lines similar to the coun-
ellis set up in the French zone. but
will have executive powers and iur-
isdiction over the entire occupied
area. Members of the Organization
include Hugo SHINES and Otto Wolf.
head of the Stahlwerl5e concern
which recently signed an agreement
with the French for the delivery OF
reparation coal.
The executive committee Of the
council includes the Cologne bureo-
master; Louis Won Hagen, a pronli-
nent manufacturer; Herr VoegIer.
miner, and one representative of the
trades unions to be named later.
1t is understood that the Britiss
sponsored the institution of such
council as general reminder to tiss
French that affairs in the oecupiess
region have an allied and not
purely French interest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
WOMAN IS HURT
DURING STORM
Miss Helen Holland is Injured
Hereditary Gales During
Heighth of Storm

One woman was injured and is at
storm which swept over this section
yesterday and last night and is con-
tinuing today with heavy rain
throughout the entire eastern part
of the country. Miss Helen Holland
twenty-three years old, of 48 Cor
don street, a teacher at the Drake S
Business College in Smith street
while crossing at State and Smith
streets about o'clock last night was
struck by an automobile owned and
operated by Clarence Hoagland, of
Woodbridge An umbrella that the
time over her head while the rain
was coming down in torrents, is said
to have prevented her from seeing
the oncoming machine which struck
her.
Miss Holland was knocked to the
street and when taken to the Perth
Amboy City hospital it was found
that she had sustained a fracture
of the right leg two inches above
the ankle. She is also suffering from
shock
Although the north-easter which
has been sweeping the coast has left
cOnSluerdDle property QdIHdSe Ill IlS
wake, as well as death, this city
escaped serious loss. Some limbs
were broken from trees and other
minor damage done, but the high
tides and wind failed to do any dam
age along the shore front. Reports
from various points along shore We're
to the effect that although the tides
had been very high in some instances
level with the docks, the water had
not caused any loss.
The tides, however, overflowed
the state highway leading from Nor
gan across the meadow between
Morgan and Lawrence Harbor and
also on other low lands interfering
considerably with traffic. AS a re-
suit of the high winds and storm,
ducks made for inland places and
this morning found gunners cover
ing the Conover Cove, between Nor
gan and South Amboy looking for
the water foul. Considerable dam
age is reported along the coast from
Atlantic Highlands to Cape May.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24

HIGHLANDS, Oct. "a (BV the
Associated Press)-The British
Tanker steamer San Manuel, from
Cardiff, Wales, for New York, re-
ported by wireless TO-DAY that the
schooner William S. Mcdonald was
on FIRE sixteen miles east cf Ambrose
Lightship and that she had rescued
the crew.
The Mcdonald is listed by Lloyds
as wooden three-master of 252 tons,
under British registry, built in 1920.
Her home port!is La Have. N. S.
She sailed from Havana, August
10, for st. Pierrev Miquelon, and was
Continued on Page p
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
FREL|NCHUYSEN
STEPS IN FIGHT
Urges Dismissal of Cham
berlin and Appointment of
Fearless Federal Attorney
WASHINGTON IS STIRRED
See Move by Former Senator
to Oppose Edge in Next
Years Race
BY GEORGE IL. MANNING

BY GEORGE III. MANNING
Washington Correspondent of
the Perth Amboy Evening News
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-The
action of former Senator Ffeiing-
huysen in making public today
letters he had written to Presi-
dent Coolidge and Prohibition
Commissioner Haynes, calling
for the suspension of Prohibition
Director Chamberlin and Dis
trict Attorney Whine and urging
Haynes to make public the
names of the politicians who
Haynes believes are implicated
I'm the big beer bribery raid. is
interpreted here as indicating
beyond any question that Frel-
inshuysen intends to run against
Senator Edge next year for the
seat in the United States senate
on "dry" platform.
Nothing that Frelinghuysen coult
have done could be calculated Il
cause Senator Edge more embarrass
ment because Chamberlin and Winni
we're appointed through the infuenc,
of Senator Edge and over the protes
of Frelinghuysen
The Frelinghuysen letters were re.
ceiVed at the White House and by
Commissioner Haynes this morning
At the White House it was sale
that no statement would be issued
regarding the matter but that the
Frelinghuysen letter would be turned
over to the Treasury Department be-
cause prohibition enforcement is a
be dealt with directly by that de-
partment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24

No more tire trouble IL you equip your
Delivery or Truck with Lambert Truol-
pruf Tires. Dorsey Motors. Inc.s Exclusive
Representatives. 29217-10-22-24.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24

New Champion has arrived; now on
display at the Eagle Garage Show Room
$40 Prospect st. WHY'S Overland Distri
butors. 202s3-10-24-4t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24

Get your family together. Chevrolet
for Christmas; good the year round. See
our al on Page 16. Jefferson Motors. Inc
Phone g.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
Are Losing Gronnd

LONDON. Oct. 24:-Reports re.
ceived in Berlin indicate the Rhine-
land Republicans are losing ground.
says dispatch to the Central News
this afternoon. They have been
elected from Coblenz, the naessage
states. nine persons being Killed
there. The Republicans also have
been driven from Dusseldorf and
CrefeId, the dispatch adds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
steamcr Repaired Hero

The steamer Muneric, a freighter,
the property Of the Merchant Steam
ship Company operating to all ports
in the world, has just undergone re-
pairs at the plant of the Perth AM
boy Dry Dock Company and will sail
today. The vessel is 400 feet long
and has been cleaned. painted and
given a general overhauling. She
has been in dry dock since Saturday.
A Chevrolet Car for Christmas Read
our ad on page l6. Jefferson Motors, Inc.
Phone Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24

Just think of It'll Lamber Trublpruf
Tires eliminate all tire trouble Get them
at Dorsey Motors Inc. sa2i7--l0-s2-si'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
SPORTSMEN
ATTENTION!

ATTENTION.
Here is the latest authoritative in
formation for the man who may
want to go hunting. 1t is the sum-
mary of the provisions OF the Federal
and State game laws and of those of
the province sof Canada. 1t is pub
llshed by the Government and Is just
off the press.
It gives you the conditions under
which you may shoot big game and
little at any point between Mexico
and the North Pole. It tells you
when the open season begins and
closes in every state. 1t tells you
what have been the changes in the
conditions under which you may
shoot deer in Maine, elk in Saskatche-
wan, grouse in New Mexico, quail in
West Virginia or turkey in South
Carolina.
1t tells you what licenses are neces-
sary and what they will cost. 1t
tells you whether you may send your
kill home or IL you must eat 1t on
the spot. It tells you IL you may
combine pleasure and business and
sell the game you kill at good pro-
fit. In fact It tells everything
sportsman needs to know to map
out his hunting time for this season.
This is a free Government publlca-
tion and our washington Informa-
ton Bureau will secure a copy for
any reader who fills out and mails
the coupon below. Enclose two cents
In stamps for return postage. Write
YOUR name and address clearly.
........... '..........
frederic Haskin, Director.
lnformation Bureau.
rshington. D. C.
enclose herewith two cents in
stamps for return postage on a free
copy OF the Game Laws Booklet as
offered by the Perth Amboy Evening
News.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24

Announcing the new Dodge Brothers
Sport Model. Frank Van Syckle.
29249-10-23-2t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24
Work Rushed !. Plant

Work is progressing rapidly on the
plant of the Nova Coal Company
which is being erected on what is
known as the Florida Grove property
situated along the Raritcn river. The
work under way at present is being
done by Gust Wickberg.
Basketball and Dancing at the Auditor
ium every Saturday night.
29127-10-1Stf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24

Let US locate that leak. New Jersev
Roofing Co. 29296--10-24-2tF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-24

Announcing the new Dodge Brothers
sport Model Frank van syckls