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Evening star., 1923-11-07
UPSET IN ALLEGANY.
Armstrong 400 Behind in Race for
Governorship.

CUMBERLAND, Md, November Z.
with but four of the forty-seven pre-
cincts in Allegany county missing,
Ritchie, democrat for governor, has over
400 plurality over Armstrong. republican.
This is the big upset of the election.
1t was conceded Ritchie would make
great inroads, but very few ventured
the prediction he would carry the
county. The vote, with the missing
precincts, is: Ritchie, 6,220; Arm
strong. 5,79S. About 65 per cent of
the registered vote was cast. James
A. Young. democrat, carried the
county for clerk of the court of ap-
peals over ]. Clayton Brewer. repub-
1ican, by $500, which is considered a
great personal tribute, Cumberland
being Mr.. Young's home. The rest of
the republicans state ticket gets the
county. the vote being as follows:
Controller of the treasury-Hol-
land land (rep96lican)' 95R 5's47; Gerdy dem
Attorney general-Coleman Gre
pub!ican), 5,917: Robinson (democrat), !,
Democrats Defeated.
William A. Hustler, republican, wins
by a big plurality for states attorney
over Frank A. Perdew, democrat, who
while Ralph Young, republican.
former chief of police of Cumberland,
wins for sheriff over Patrick d. Har-
vey, democrat. head of the Baltimore
and Ohio Shop Crafts, by over 2.OO.
The entire republican county ticket
Is elected, including six members of
the house of delegates, on a dry plat
form. They are:
James H. Baillie. James Campbell,
William Daldo. Charles E. Lewis.
Rudolph Nickel, James Stevenson, jr.
Organized labor made a big stand
for Richie, especially the United
Mine Workers of America, who had a
half dozen workers in each precinct,
who appealed for support for two
especially, Ritchie, for governor and
dorsed Gowland. Maher and Miller.
Evening star., 1923-11-07

Virginia Railway Company and the
-bus-line advocates.
Only few OF the women of the city
took advantage OF their franchise
yesterday. The smallest number of
votes in many years were polled.
There was no interest in the election
here, and 1t seemed but little interest
was displayed as to the outcome.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
BOND ISSUE 10000
. BEH|ND|N VIRGINIA
Huge Majority Indicated by
Incomplete RetWns-Byars
Badly Beaten.
Special Dispatch to The Stal

Special Dispatch to The Star
RICHMOND. Va, November RE
turns from the election of. yesterday
show that the bond issue proposition
has gone down to defeat by a ma
jority that will exceed 10000. Little
has come from the ninth district, but
information to hand indicates that
not less than 1880 will be returned
from that section against bonds.
Maj. Alexander Forward of the
state corporation commission is re-
turned by what appears to be rec
ord majority over ]. Cloyd Byars of
Arlington county.
The republicans will have about
seven members in the next legisla-
ture. net loss of three since the
last session.
CITIES VOTE FOR BONDS.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
ASKS 25O,OOO MEMBERS.
Red Cross Roll Call, Southern Divi
sion, Armistice Day.

ATLANTA, Ga, November with
a goal of 250,00O members out of
100000 for the entire country, the
southern division of the American
Red Cross will hold it's annual roll
call Armistice day, November II. and
through Thanksgiving, according to
an announcement here
Using the slogan. Help the Red
Cross do everywhere what you would
do if you were there the annual
appeal for members will be made by
the 719 local chapters in as many
communities throughout North and
South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia,
Ala bama, Florida, Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
UNITY AGAINST BONDS.
Seventh Congressional District, Vir.
ginia, Votes Opposition.

WINCHESTER. Va. November T.
All ten counties of the seventh con-
gressional district gave majorities
today against the proposed road bond
issue. Unofficial returns from ap-
proXimately rs per cent of the 164
precincts gave a majority of about
ZOO against the measure.
Approximate majorfties were: Fred
erick, including the city of Winches-
ter, 5000 majority; Shenandoah, 5000;
Rockingham. including Harrisonburg
Evening star., 1923-11-07
Virginia Elects
First Women to
State Assembly

By the Associated Press
RICHMOND, Va, November .
Women will sit in the general as
sembly for the first time when
that body meets in January, as the
result of the victories yesterday of
Mrs. Sarah Lee Fain and Mrs. r.
A. Henderson. Mrs. Fain was
elected to the house of delegates
from Norfolk, and Mrs. Henderson
will represent Buchanan county,
Evening star., 1923-11-07

5000: Clarke, $50: Warren, 700: Rap
pahaanock, 34S; Madison, 500;, Greene,
500; Albelnarle. including Charlottes-
ville6 1000. and Page, 100. ..>.
Ninety-seven per cent Of the votes
in the Shenandoah valley was polIed
against bonds. Majorities for Alex
ander Forward, democrat, for. state
corporation commissioner, over Byars,
independent, were at about the same
ratio:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27

To top off" the out
fit. so to speak. we
suggest q fine little
toque for the boy. We
have them of pure wool
in contrasting colors;
firmly knitted and
brushed inside for
warmth. All combina-
lions and solid colors--
S1.25.
Girls pure wool Goa
Sweaters with demure
little brushed collars
in the Dutch effect
Like those for women
these have two clever
side pockets and turned
back cuffs. In many
attractive combinations
sizes GA years
$4.95.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
D. I. CHIEFS
CONFER TODAY
8 Eastern States Represented
at Regional Confab Being,
Held at Trenton

TRENTON, Nov. 27.-Republican
political leaders from five eastern
states and the District of Columbia
are in conference here today LAYING
plans for the conduct of the Re,
publican national campaign for Pres
ident next year and for other ma
tional offices. The regional confer
ence, as its ~originators have termed
1t, embraces delegates from the
states of New Jersey, New York.
pennsylvania, Maryland and Della
ware, in addition to the District of
Columbia.
The chief interest at the confer
ence today centers in John r, Ad-
ans, Republican national chairman.
who is expected to attend the ses-
sions later in the day.
One of the principal objects for
which the confab was called is the
method of financing to be pursued
during the campaign next year.
Other problems connected with or
~ganization work in the eastern
states for the next campaign will
also be discussed.
Last evening. Hamilton Kean, Of
Elizabeth, one of the Republican
National Committeeman from New
Jersey, gave a dinner to those at
tending the meeting here. Former
Governor Edward c. Stokes, New
Jersey Republican state chairman,
was the speaker at the event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27

For sports wear we
are showing an attrac-
tive collection of Pure
Wool Vests made of
the finest imported
Scotch yarn. The knit
ted construction of
these Vests permits
perfect body freedom
no binding at the arms,
sides or anywhere
$3.50.
An attractive array Of
mems genuine all wool
Scarfs. In solid or
striped patterns with
short fringed ends.
There is a dash and
snap to these Scarfs
that Is the very essence
of smart ~sportswear-
$2.85.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27

The regional conference" marks
a new departure in national POLITE
cal maneuvering. The proponents of
the novel idea believe that pre-.
campaign meetings between dele
gates from various states will serve
to iron out differences between these
states before the work of the cam
paign starts and will evolve a plan
of political action mutually satisfac-
tory to all the states concerned in the
conference.
Although the men connected with
the confab declare no question of
policy will be touched upon, it is
hardly possible to keep the prohibit
ton issue out of the discussion. The
wet and dry issue has played havoc
with the Republican party in New
Jersey and it is aiso-a significant
feature of political activity In New
York and Pennsylvania.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
NEW GERMAN OIL SOLD
UNDER WRITTEN GUARANTEE
RUBS OUT RHEUMATISM

A remarkable new discovery of Ger
man Chemistry. called Butler OIL, for the
relief of rheumatism. Gout and Neuralgia,
is astonishing the medical world. This
marvellous oil seems to kill rheumatic
pains JUS as effectively as these other
German pain killers-Nococain for painless
dentistry and Aspirin for headache pains.
rheumatism in very many cases is due
to internal assesses tsuch as a blind pus
pocket in a TOOTH which give off poisons.
and which are carried in the blood to III
joints and muscles. BUTLER Oil when APP
piled to the affected parts. seems to quick
iy penetrate and be absorbed by the
body tissue. Even in the most severe and
stubborn cases almost instant relief has
been obtained
So remarkable have been the results
from the use-of BUTLER Oil that the Amer
lean distributors have authorized local
druggists to dispense 1t to rheumatic, govt
and neuralgia sufferers in this city with
a positive written guarantee to return the
full purchase price of the first bottle IL 1t
does not bring wonderful relief. All SUI
ferers should promptly take advantage of
this guarantee. For sale at John ]. Buck
ley, Ralph Seaman. McClung Drug Co,
City Pharmacy. Inc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
DUFF DENIES REFUSING
CARTERET LAND OFFER

CARTERET, Nov. 27.-William
Duff. of this borough in an interview
this morning denies the rumors that
he had refused an offer of $1,000
for a parcel of ground along High
street required for widening of the
street. Mr.. Duff said that at the
recent talk he had with the mayor
and council he suggested that the
administration take proper steps in
regard to the land by appointment
of a commission to investigate the
value of the land desired and tho
damage to be done by the acquisition
from Mr.. Duff a plot of ground mea-
surfing eight feet on one side of the
land and twenty-nine feet on the
other part of the lot, thus cutting
the lot into a triangle and depre-
ciating the value of the real estate
The borough. Mr.. Duff says, has
never taken into consideration these
points. He said that he had at al
times been fair when matters of i'm.
provements were taken up and waf
always ready to give a few feet o.
property whenever required for wild.
ening of streets on which he holds
land rights.
At the present time Mr.. Duff says
the borough council is attempting tc
play politics instead of proceeding
in regard to the acquisition of the
property, in a proper way.
The mayor and tho council have
not come to talk business, Mr.. Duff
alleges. They, apparently want tc
have their own way. The amount oil
money they are offering is unfair
because the sum of $1,000 would moi
V e cover the investment, interest
and taxes. The council further
thinks nothing of the fact that wher
High street is widened and opened
Mr.. Duff would have to stand an adj
ditional expense in laying improve
ments.
= II have been a resident of the Dor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
NEW MEMBERS FOR
IAMESRuRG CHURCH

JAMESBURG, Nov. 27:-At the
morning service at the Methodist
church the sacrament of baptism
was administered to three and nearly
a score were accepted on the regular
probationary period at one of the
most interesting services held at this
church during the p%astorate If the
Rev. William II. Murphy. These
additions to the church roster follow
a two weeks revival service by the
Rev. Frank Whitson' of Freehold.
Those baptized were Helen Muir
ray, Wilbur Linke and Harry Gill;
land. Those received on probation
we're: Ralph Murray, Elinor MUIR
ray, Joseph Penson, Leroy Brown,
Madelin Diblin, Edith O"Dell, Lor-
EMO O'Dell, Thomas Burslem,
Gladys Burslem, Ruth Smith, Helen
Smith, Anna Urstedt. Wilbur Linke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
SWAMP ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There Is only one medicine that really
stands out pre-eminent as a medicine for
durable ailments of the kidneys liver and
bladder.
DR.. Kilmer Swamp-Root stands the
highest for the reason that It has proven
to be Just the remedy needed in the thous-
ands upon thousands OF distressing cases.
Swamp-Root makes friends quickly be-
cause its mild and immediate effect is
soon realized In most cases. 1t is a gentle.
healing vegetable compound.
Start treatment at once. Sold at all
drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medi-
UNI and large.
However. il you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer & Co.. BinRhamton. N. Y. for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27

ough and taxpayer for twenty-five
years. 1 have always been fair. but
l do not believe that the way the
council goes about the buying of the
property in is one of a fair nature"
Mr.. Duff saws.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27

Christmas is just around the corneri Friends and rela-
tives to be remembered-gifts to buy. The Famous Fan
VOLUME SALE' is your big opportunity to provide sensi-
BILE gifts for every member of the family at a substantial saw
ing in cost. Famous Fain Knitted products possess a Style SUI
premacy that has long been acknowledged among men and
women who dress with care. Our garments are correct in de-
sign, material, appearance and fit. Quality is assured by our
unconditional guarantee to keep every Knitted OUTERwear
garment in FREE repair for one year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27

We're out for business this month-more business-BIG-
GER BUSINESS We want to make November, 1923, the
greatest sales-produeing month the Fan Knitting Mills have
ever known. We realize that this cannot be achieved simply
by wishing for tit calls for the utmost in values that an eS
Enlistment like this can offer. And SO this stupendous "V0L.
M SALE"- event which should rouse the people of this
city to instant action-a super demonstration of Values and
Quality.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
Knitted Outerwear
For Boys and Girls

Coat Sweaters for
Boys; of pure woUls
with a large shawl col
lar and two strong p5o-
kets. Just the thing
for rough and tumble
wear. In all the colors
that the little fellows
like best. Sizes up to
Ia years-S3.46.
Boys Pure Wool
Pull Overs with roll
collars. Made to de-
light the vigorous
youngster with their
ideal comfort and
snappy appearance and
delight the parents too
with their sturdy dura-
bility. College cclors
and plain effects. Sizes
30-36-$2.0 5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
Knitted Outerwear
For Men

The "Kamel Coat" Of
pure brushed WOOL
distinctly q Famous
Fain product - comes
In Camel color only in
all the desired sizes.
Splendidly fashioned
excellently made a
snappy garment for in
door and outdoor wear
$685..
Heavy pure wool,
shaker knit, Shawl COL
lar Coat Sweaters-all
hand-sewn and full
fashioned throughout.
Reinforced buttonholes
two set-in pockets
White. Maroon, Navy.
Brown, Myrtle, Buff,
.85.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-30

LONDRES, JUNO 30.-La Hahn
Steam Ship Co. ha recibido un cable
en- que lie anuncia que ell segundo boz
te salvavidas del barco "Trecessa"
la. Sc mantiene encallado, lego Soul
lilac, que esta al sur de las Islas Mau-
ritius, con dieciseis supervivientes,
quienes permanecieron navegando sin
rumbo desde JUNO A., atravesando en-
su desorientada correria dos mil mi
Has del oceano Indico. Ell primer boz
te salvavidas artibo ell lunes en- la Is
la Rodriguez, en- condolences lamen-
tabilisimas Inmediatamente Sc ha
ordenado que un barco de la Compa-
MIA salga en- socorro del "Trevessan,
en- el que a1n quedan bordo cuaren-
tidos pasajeros.
Ell captain Foster ha cablegrafado
de la Isla Rodriguez hacienda una de-
mostracion grafica de las priyaciones
pasadas por los tripulantes del pri-
mer bote salvavidas del "Trevessa", /,
diciendo que la embarcacion estuvo al
garete veintitres dfas en- alta mar,
viendose compelidos los superviyientes
construir un techo de hojalata SAGA
da de las cajas de galletas, para po-
nerse a cubierto de las lluvias, me-
tiendose algunos- en- cajas de cigarri-
Hos. Solo Sc encontro en- la chalupa
dos cajas que Sc supone contenfan
veinte galietas, ef unico resto que que
daba los infelices naufragos.
LONDRES, JUNO 30.-Por medic de
votacion y ante las aclamaciones de
los amableistas, fue designado Ell IL
der laborista Ramsay Macdonald,
para dirigir los debates de la confe-
rencia.
MELBOURNE, JUNO 30. FL barco
mercante, que Sc dijo estaba en- peli-
gro, ha naufragado al Sur de Nuevo
Gales. Todos los pasajeros han pere-
cido, incluyendo la madre del captain,
diez personals bIancas treinticinco de
color.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-30
BALE III DIA cUATRo De JULIO

La somisi0n de artesanos de los fes-
tejos del cuatro de julio, nos ha invi-
tado para el gran Bale de Etiqucta
que ha de SceIebrarse en- q 'featro Mu-
n!cipal ae esta ciudad en- Ia citada re-
ella, cil cormcmoraci0n de II Declara-
ci0n de ID Independence de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Damos las gracias por Ia invitaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-30
CAMARA DE
REPRESENTATIVES
DE PUERTO-RICO
La Camara Alta aprue-
ba la nueva Ley Muni-
scipal despues de mu-
chas horas de session. :

-a
A las once Y algunos minutes Sc
abre Ia session de In Camara, ha
biendo concurrido yeintitres represen-
tantes, V propuesta de La presiden-
cia,. es aprobada ell acta de la session
anterior sin lefda.
FL secretariO de dicho cuerpo legisla
two da lectura varias peticiOnes Y
memoriales. las que son pasadas las
comisiones respectivas.
El presidente dd lectura a una carta
recibida del Hon. Secretario de la Cue
IRA, Ell respuesta al cablegrama diri-
gfdole por la Camara para que pro-
tegiese al cafe de Puerto Rico al re-
.novarse ell tratado comercial con Es-
pala. v participa haberse trasmitido al
Secretario de EstadO, ademas que
Sc haran todas las gestiones por ell
Departamento de la Guerra que esta
al corriente de "a situaci6n de los ca
,feteros, para prestarle cuanta ayuda
sea necesaria.
Sc llama la atenci6n de la Camara,
de que hay pendiente, en- la orden del
dfa. cuarenta Y dos proyectos. y q. pOr
tai motive, va a conceder turnos para
discussion, de solamente diez minutes,
a los efectos de ganar todo ell tempo
possible para despachar el trabajo exec
sivo amontonado.
FL representante Perez Cruz, solicita
la reconsideration del P. de la G. No.
%, pasado en- segunda lectura, acor-
dandolo asf, Sc pasa a la orden del
dfa.
Es firmado el r. del s. No., 50, Ell
que prescribe el salario mfnimo que de-
ben ganar los ,trabajadores en- las. obras
pnblicas del pals, insulares y munich
pales.
Entra a. discussion ell Proyecto del
Senado ndmero cinco, en- Comisi6n
total.
Este proyecto dispone que Sc cree
una "Agencia General de .Empleados' /,
cargo del Departamento de Agricul-
tura TrabajOsde Puerto Rico. A Pc
tici0n de uno de los sefiores represen-
tantes, ell proyecto en- question fue lef-
do por el secretario sefior Amadeo, sin
omitir secei6n alguna, cosa que los Sc
flores representatives, ST tenfan que adj
xa,.t;r auaIoi1iap anrnianda co hioiaI,a
a tempo, y a la vez 81 SUI redacci6n
estaba a perfection.
Petici6n No. 1924.
De los seflores I. Mdndez, Julio de
Echegaray y Juan b. Sein, duehos Y
empleados de farmacia en- Lares, soli-
citando La aprobaci6n del p. de la G.
1s9 que Sc encuentra en- poder de La
Comisidn Jurfdica Penal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-30
tserv,co para Ell In1pARc1AL de Ia United Prsss',
(vIA ALL AMERICA cABIEs)

/ BARCELONA, JUNO 30.-El captain
general de esta plaza, ha explicado sus-
cintamente las detenciones que Sc han
rcalizado entire los elementos sindica-
listas, dice que elias fueron hechas
para contrarrestar las propagandas ten
dientes a romper la discipline del ejer-
cito, para intensificar en- los cuarteles la
propaganda sediciosa. FL jefe ejecuti-
vo dice que Sc han hecho tltinamente
nueyas detenciones y que en- les regis
tros realizados por las autoriGades Sc
han encontrado muchas armas y mu-
niciones Y yarios miles de proclamas
incendiarias antimilitaristas.
LONDRES, JUNO 3O.-En la Confe-
rencia laborista, la delegation de Mid
leboro INTRODUCE una mocion por la cual
SIC pide de la Asamblea que Sc acuer-
de. solicitar que la Familia Real in
glesa no sea considerable por mas ITEM
po parte integrante' de la Constitution
britannica. Los firmantes del pliego pi-
den que los laboristas definan sus pun
tos de vista en- esta question impor-
tantfsima.
= ATLANTIC CITY, JUNO 80. = Los
veteranos de la gran guerra mundial
en- la Legion Americana preparan una
demanda formal para ser remitida a
los partidos polfticos nacionales. soli-
citando que incluyan en- sus respecti-
vas plataformas: primero, que Sc abo-
que por un tribunal International pa
ra establecer la paz del mundo entire
las naciones; segundo, que sc tienda
a crear una ley dando poderes al CO.
bierno para que ordene el registro del
capital industrial Y los medios mate
riales con que cuenten las industrias.
Esta noticia fne dada exclusivamente
La United Press por ell comandante
de la Legion, captain Alvin Owsley.
LONDRES, JUNO 30.-La conferen-
cia de Tanger ha sido inaugurada
aver, asistiendo los delegados de Gran
Bretana, Francia v Espana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-30
EN- Ell SENADO
De PUERTO RICO
En- la session del .jueves
el Presidente llama la
atencion que hay mas
de cuarenta proyectos.
y por tai motive va a Ii
mitar los turnos..

Toda la session de la tarde del vier-
mes estuvo ell Senado discutiendo la
nueva Ley Municipal, consumiendo
turnos en- contra la minorfa republic
cana socialista Y combatiendo la
mayor parte del articulado los Sena-
dores Tous y Soto, Martinez Nadal
|e Iglesias.
Sc vic desde ell jueves por ell Sc
nado al Jefe de la policfa Mr.. Ben
nett, cuyo nombramiento Sc espera
de un momento a otro, va que Sc con-
sidera probable, que ell Gobernador 10
haga antes del dia iltimo de mes.
Hubo mucho publico en- ell Salon
causa de Ia. discussion de la Ley
Municipal y las de la tarde no
Sc habia terminado la consideration
del "Bill" que Sc juzga importante v
parece que es. politica decidida de la
mayoria de acuerdo con las indica-
clones v recomendaciones de las Mu-
nicipalides.
Ell Proyecto transformando San
Juan en- un Gobierno por Conlisi6n
no ha sido informado aln.
sEl personal de Secretarfa ha es-
tado toda Ia lnanana v tarde traba-5
jando en- el Proyecto o informe para
Ell Presupuesto y Sc esperaba que en-
la noche del viernes comenzara la
consideration de este.
Llevaron el peso de la discussion en-
ell Proyecto de la Ley Municipal-su
autor ell Senador Martinez Davila,
Cuevas Zequeira Iriarte de la ma
yorfa.
Sc calcula en- Is dias ell tempo ne
cesario para terminar los Proyectos
que van pasarse.
Ell Director del Institute Politec-
nicd de San German Sc We por Ell Sa-
Ion del pdblico y sigue atentamente ei
debate de la Ultima hora de la tarde.
A las 6 y 40 dice Iriarte.
yamos pa alante..
Iglesias habla del solo y de que Sc
reserva con los votantes, para lue-
go, A las hay 8 curiosos en- Ell
Salon del pdblico. Una enmienda de
Iriarte respecto de pago entrega de
intereses, anualmente en- lugar de por
meses, secundada por Iglesias, queda
[aprobada. Zeno Iriarte ,discuten
Iglesias habla de suspender la Session
y ell Senador por San Juan que Sc ter
mine de una yez la Ley.
Presidfa Ell Vice Senador Hernandez
Lopez. Alas 7.10 dice el Senador por
San Juan que preside que Sc va yo-a
tar en- totalidad.
! No-dice Tous y Soto. De broma
| y queda el Proyecto aprobado.
dice Martinez Nadal. Con
Eel voto total de la mayoria.