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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21
NEW UNION FOR
N. Y.PRESSNEN
Agreement Being Drawn Up
by New York Publishers
With International Body

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-A meet
ing late this afternoon of three
representatives of the international
Printing Pressmens and Assistants
Union and three members of the New
York Publishers Association will
draw up a contract between the two
organizations whereby members OF
the International will man the press
es deserted Monday night by mem
bers of the local union.
Lesser Jones, executive secretary
of the publishers association, an
nounced that the association which
was in session all yesterday after
noon and evening until midnight ana
again this morning, had adjourned
without definitely agreeing to the
proposal submitted yesterday by Ma
jor George L. Berry of the Inter-
national.
I'VE expect, however, he said, ito
get some sort of contract signed at
the special committee meeting this
afternoon
Major Berrys proposal subEitted
to the publishers early yesterday al
ternoon, called for a new contract
with the publishers association
whereby the international undertook
to have its members operate the
presses in place of members of local
union No. 25 who were outlawed be-
cause of their strike which had not
Continued on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21
MAY REVERT To
REPUBL|CANISN
Spanish Liberal Leaders
Openly Declare Their lnten-
tionS Along this Line

PoRT-VENDRES, SP ANS H
FRONTIER, Sept. 21 (By The As
sociated Press)-The open decla-
ration by some of the Spanish liberal
leaders of their intention to revert
to Republicanism is one of the most
important portents arising from the
military movement that has sue
ceeded without bloodshed in taking
possession of the government of
Spain. Former Minister Grasset has
clearly expressed a determination to
move in this direction, and it is
forecast that after the deliberations
of his supporters former Speaker
Melquiades Alvarez will make a
move the same way
These grave resolutions will add
a considerable body of political
thinkers to the already existing
strong forces of socialists and syndi-
calists who are the declared enemies
of the monarchy. What the effect
will be throughout the country
cannot yet be seen, but undoubt-
edly dissatisfaction exists in con-
nection with the military rule.
The great bulk of liberal opinion
is held by observers certainly to IA
Vor a constitutional monarchy, but
many in this group are experiencing
a sense of insecurity after the re-
cent events which witnessed the
monarch accepting a state of affairs
in direct conflict with the consti-
tuition.
CONTINUED on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21
093 BARRELS OF WHISKEY
WERE "SPIRIIED AWAY"

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 21 (By Ihe
Associated Press);-The exact
amount of whisky spirited" away
from the local bonded warehouse oi
the Jack Daniel distillery was S9S
h. .rrels, federal officials announced
today. 1t was said to be one Oh the
biggest whisky robberies since the
enactment of the prohibition law.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21
FIRE IN ENGINE ROOM
OF STEAMER CRIPPLES SHIP

Fire in the engine room OF the
steamer Fran, due at the Barber
Asphalt Company's plant here today
with a cargo of crude asphalt from
south America, has disabled the yes
sci and she will not be able to dock
until late this afternoon. From in
formation at this time, it is not pos
sible TO ascertain the extent or the
damage or whether or not any one
was injured. 1t is said that the blaze
occurred in the lower bay. The dis-
abled vessel is being towed to TINS
city by tugs.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21
HYLAN DOING VERY WELL

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.
Sept 21-Mayor John f. Hylan, of
New York, ill at his summer home
here was reported doing very we'll"
at the house this morning.
Odheid cold Tires. 30xsn guaranteed
5000 miles. ss.72. Washington Auto supply
S3S-Sf6 Washington St. 2S174-9-20-sts
Hudson Coach now only sIs75.On r. O.
b. Sells for less than open cars OF same
class. Sections. Is Smith Street
2s304-9-21-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21
Fiune Situation

WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.-The
italian embassy received from Rome
today telegram summarizing tho
Fiume situation as follows:
THE situation in Fiume Is tran
quill. Public opinion in Italy is calm
and confident without worry or ex-
element. The attitude of Belgrade
so far indicates that the negotiations
will proceed without complications.
The British attitude is one of dis
interestedness and so is the French. >
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21
TROLLEY CAR SERVICE IS RESUMED HER
Evacuation OF Corfu
By Italy Starts Today

LONDON. Sept. 21:-Although the
conference Of ambassadors fixed
Sept. 27 as the date for the Italian
evacuation of Corfu the Italians ac-
tually began their evacuation today,
says Central News dispatch from
Athens. artillery brigades, guns and
ammunition have already been
embarked.
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3 KILLED, q INJURED,
IN AUIUMUBILE TRAGEDY

HARTFORD. Conn.,. Sept. q -
Three men were killed and four IN
iured when a large touring car. own
ed by Steve o. Paulina, struck ana
carried away fifty feet OF railing on
the Connecticut Boulevard in East
Hartford early this morning.
All of the dead are as yet unidenti-
fed
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21
final DRIVE TO IMPEACH OKLAHOMA GOVERNOR
STARTED BY KLAN;; EXECUTIVE is STILL DEFIANT
Legislators Seek to Dust Gov
ernor Walton as Result of
KIan Storm
SITUATION is SERIOUS
Oklahoma Governor Threat
ems to Prevent Special SeS-
sion of Assembly

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Sept.
21.-(By The Associated Press)-
Legislators seeking the official head
of ]. c. Walton marched on today in
their plans for impeachment. while
the executive gathered strength for
a final drive on the Ku Klux Klan,
which he blames for the storm that
has broken about him.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21

1.-THE Invisible Empire shall not
pass in this state,'' was the defiance
hurled by the governor.
The lower House of the Oklahoma
legislature will convene at noon on
Wednesday To consider charges that
Walton has set at naught constitu-
tional government and if the gov
ernor interferes with the meeting he
"acts at his peril" This was tho
pronouncement of legislators who
will seek the executives impeach-
ment.
Walton's final attitude toward the
House session was expected to be
developed during the day, but his
legislative enemies were confident
that he would not carry out his
threat 10 Jail the House members II
they attempted to assemble. Since
voicing his threat some of the gov
ernor's legal advisers have urged him
to permit the session as they de-
clare it would be Illegal and without
effect. However, the final word re-
mains to be spoken and the threat
has not yet been withdrawn.
Admitting the fight was weighing
heavily upon him.. the governor sent
out an appeal for funds, asking
those who believed in representa-
tive form of government to send
contributions to Mrs. Adrich Blake,
oklahoma City, wife of the execu-
five counselor. Blake now is ab-
sent from the state on mission for
the governor.
But Governor Walton was defiant.
nI have crossed the rubicon. 1t is
a fight to the finish" he declared.
He said that if it proved necessary
he would arm every man in the state
who is opposed to the "Invinciole
Empire"
N. C. Jewett, grand dragon of the
oklahoma Realm of the Klan, ana
his associates "have turned the tght
over to the Klan newspapers ana
the Khan members of the leglsla-
tlIre," Walton asserted.
A broadside was turned on the
Klan by the governor last night
when he released a portion OF the
Continued on page 81
Chevrolet are manufacturers or the
war; Lowest Priced Quality Automo-
hne Jefferson Motors. Inc. Phone 10.
We have paint for every purpose. Bet
tar' see us Kelly & McAlinden Co.
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Islands for Greece

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 21-
lie Islands of Imbros and Tenedos,
at the entrance to the Dardanelles.
were handed over yesterday by
Greece to the Turkish authorities.
These islands comprise the last
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21

portion of Turkish territory oc-
cupied by Greece which had to be
returned to Turkey in conformity
with the Lausanne peace treaty.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21

NOTICE
Third Annual BAN of the Amer
ican Ukranian Citizen Club to be
held at Ulranian Hall. State street
Saturday evening, Sept. p, at 1880
O'Clock.
T. MOSKO,
President.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21
COLORED BOY browns
IN FALL FROM BARGE

SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 21:-
George Powell. six years old, color
ed of the barge James M. Qulngley'
at the local docks, fell from the ooat
early this morning and was drown
ed. The boy was living on the barge
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Sanders, and it is believed
that he lost his balance and fell be-
tween two boats. Coroner Hillpot
was called following the recovery of
the body and gave permission for re-
moval to the morgue of L. S. Mason
& Son, on Broadway. Funeral ar
rangements are pending.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21

Laugh this off. Hudson Coach with
sturdy super-six motor cost only S1S75,0O
f. o. B. Detroit Get yours now. Sex
toms. IS Smith Street. ss2o4-9-2i-1t'
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See our line of fall paints and varnishes-
Prices will please you Kelly q McA1n-
den Co 2Sloo-S-sV-St-
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1900 MINERS AGAIN STRIKE
OVER SHIFT AGREEMENT

HAzLEToN. Pa. Sept. 31;--Ali
operations at the Lehigh & Wilkes
Barre Coal Company's three collier
les and four strippings near here
were tied up today by a strike Of
1.S00 men and boys over Disagree
ment on the recently established
eight hour shift for workers who
heretofore were on duty twelve
hours. The men assert that the COM
pany wanted stable bosses and others
to make the shift IN two turns az
four hours each with a four-hour
idle period between the turns.
Biggest value yet. Hudson sedan scffa
for S1sssoo F. o. p. Detroit: 800 % Re-
duction. Sextons. Is Smith Street.
2S204-9-21-1ts
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Cars hacking rhevroiet quality and ef-
hciency may sell for less. but cost much
more considering upkeep and deprecia-
tion. Jefferson Motors, Inc. Phone ID
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oldheld Cord Tires. s0xsiA guaranteed
5000 miles. 1912. Washington Auto supply
sss-sis Washington St. 2sl7l-s-2o-ss'
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CAMDEN, Sept. 21.-Partial troll.
ley service was resumed in Camden
and nearby suburbs this afternoon,
Complete service will be resumed 10.
morrow morning Martin Schneider.
manager of the southern division Of
the Public Service Railway COM
pany, announced today. Service was
begun on the Haddon Heights and
Clementon line at 1915 p. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21
The Paris Millinery
S12 State Street
A. Kass, Prop.

312 State Street A. Kass, Prop
Cordially invite you attend their Fall Opening to
be held today and Saturday September 21st and 22nd
when they will show the exclusive hand made hats
copied from original Paris models ,........ s\
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Cars washed by old time car washer.
l.. Solomon at Wnrgler's new place, lb4
New brunswick Ave. From A. NJ TO
10 P. NJ. 2e2oo-s-@i-zt-
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Let us locate that leak. New Jersey
Roofing Co. 2s2l4-s-sl-zt'
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This is painting time. We have the
hIinden Co 2s160-9-2O3ts
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Let us locate that leak. New Jersey
Roofing Co. 2e5l4-S-zl-zt-
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We have paint for every purpose. Bet
eS16O-9-20-3t'
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OldheId Cord Tires. 30xs1s guaranteed
5000 miles, Ss.72 Washington Auto supply
3ss-346 Washington st. 2s174-s-20-st'
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Hudson sedan has been reduced $4,000.
New price S1ss5.O0 F. o. b. See us be-
fore buying your new car sexton's Is
Smith Street 2s204-s-21-lt'
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Chevrolet are manufacturers or tne
war; Lowest Priced Quality Automo-
Me. Jefferson Motors. Inc. Phone To-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-09-21

This weeks special. valspar Varnish,
1853 gallon. Kelly & McAlinden Co.
2S160--9-20-Sts
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WEATHER

Showers today;
tomorrow partly
cloudy; fire S h
southerIy winds.
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CONTINUED on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-02

who will be Jack Dempsey's next
opponent?
VIM Harry Wills, admittedly the
best of the co1ored fighters, get the
first crack at the champion?
What about Floyd Johnson? Did
his win over the veteran Bill Bren-
nan place him in line for considera-
ton?
Should any attention be paid to
The demand on the part Of Jesse
WI Hard for a return bout? Dempsey
wo the championship from Willard,
and usually a defeated fighter al
WAYS receives consideration when
seeking a return engagement.
Then there is Tommy Gibbons.
What about Sir Thomas?
A year ago Gibbons was consider
ed a certainty for a Dempsey meet
ing. Then came the upset by Harry
Greb, which cost Gibbons at least
800, 900. He could have easily de-
manded and received such a sum
had it not been for his setback at
the hands of Greb.
Greb Bout Costly
Despite his defeat on points in II
Greb bout. Gibbons certainly looms
up as worthy of a chance. Dempsey
fought Brennan, Carpenter and
Miske in championship bouts, and
none of the trio had any more to
recommend themselves as contend
ers than has Gibbons.
Harry Greb is the most difficult
fighter in the world to fathom. He
will outpoint most any fighter in the
business who fails to land a sleep
producing punch.
Prior to the bout with Gibbons l
had a talk with Harry before ne
stepped into the ring. I asked him
how he felt about the outcome.
sNothing to it unless Gibbons slips
one over and stops me. He will see
a million or more boxing gloves IL
the bout goes the limit"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-02
Floyd johnson

? That is just what happened. GreR
never let Gibbons set, showed him a
million gloves and won as he pleased.
If Greb fought Dempsey and Jack
was unable to knock him out, 1t is
Just possible that Dempsey would
look as bad in defeat as did Gibbons.
All of which makes 1t that
| possibly the public and the promo
| tiers are attaching entirely too much
Importance to Gibbons defeat by
Greb.
When the mention of a bout be-
| tween Gibbons and Dempsey is made
| the question of size is always raised.
| Some of the ring experts feel that
physically Gibbons is not a big
enough man to have a chance with
Dempsey. Only recently the New
York Boxing Commission vetoed a
Dempsey-Gibbons bout for that
reason.
Such talk is ridiculous. Working
along that line of reasoning 1t was
cruelty to let Dempsey step into the
ring with Willard. Jesse lowered
over Dempsey in every way. There
is no such difference between the
physique Of Dempsey and Gibbons.
Fitz Feared No One
''The bigger they are, the harder
thew fall" The late Bob Fitzsim-
mons coined that expression. Many
a time he proved the truth of 1t.
Dempsey, in his bout with Willard,
bore out the wisdom of lanky Bob's
now famous speech.
1.-THE bigger they are, the harder
they fall"
Gibbons is entitled to considera-
ton, as are a number of other
heavyweights who are clamoring for
a chance.
While Floyd johnson didn't stop
Bill Brennan, his victory over the
trial horse of the heavyweight divi-
sion makes him a promising posi-
bility.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-02

A big crowd is expected at the
local Elks club house tonight %
witness the bowling match between
the Madison and PAGERS the last
one on the first half schedule. Three
wins for the Madisons will cause
a tie for first place.
The occurrence in the local audi
sforiura on Wednesday night can be
any time. The affair of this klnd
practically Is unavoidable.
I The American and National
league baseball players have return
ed from their tou of the Near
/ East and may play their first game
! on u. S. soil since their return this
I Sunday. This contest will be with
the Pacific Coast leaguers.
An all star wrestling show has
{ been arranged for st. Stephens au-
ditorium on Monday night. Wlad-
elk Zbyszko, contender for the world
championship, is one of the contes-
tants in the main bout,
The local high school teams are in
action today, the boys at Metuchen
ana the girls sextet against the St.
( Patrick school team OF Elizabeth
i Baseball fans throughout this sec
{ lion are awaiting with interest the
action of the Raritan Copper Works
athletic association in awarding a
lease for their baseball field.
Once again the Lincolns have step
ped to the fore as the strongest con-
s @aaN1N %0~ kHa GrAp1 owe hAngf1np
! championship Of this city.
{ A. number of local boxing fans will
{ go to Carteret tomorrow night To
. witness the fight program prepared
by the legion post of the borough.
This fights will be staged in Cough
Nnss auditorium.
A number Of Tottenville basketball
fang will go to New Brighton to-
night to witness the court contest
between the B~eauvais Post quintet
and st. Peters.
The move by Chairman Louis
Messano Of the New Jersey state
boxing commission in barring Will
ard+Dernpsey bout in this state IS
one worth while.
At least one more trade will be
made by the. New York Yankees
BEFORE the beginning Of the spring
training season, 1t is believed. The
acquisition of Pennock Is only the
initial reorganization step.
There are more bowlers being
made this season than at any time
since the great indoor sport was
introduced in this section. The
f1remen's league and similar organ
i~zations are responsible.
The Original Celtics of New York
are carded to oppose the Amboys
on the local court in about tive
weeks. This game will ne the big
gest nj OF the season for the To-
Gals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-02
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

The committee IN charge OF tho
7. C. c. boxing show in New Bruins
wick on Monday night is confident
regarding a crowd and the class of
the show to be exhibited.
Riflers DESTROYS Of Joining the
Perth Amboy Rifle Club may do
so at a meeting of the organization
in its Packer Place club house this
evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-02

A big crowd is expected at the
local Elks club house tonight %
witness the bowling match between
the Madison and PAGERS the last
one on the first half schedule. Three
wins for the Madisons will aus
d tie for first place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-02

! The occurrence in the local audi
/ foriura on Wednesday night can be
expected almost anywhere and at
n time. The affair of this kind
practically Is unavoidable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-02

The American and National
league baseball players have return
ed from their tour of the Near
East and may play their first game
on u. S. soil since their return this
Sunday. This contest will be with
the Pacific Coast lsaguers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-02

The Original Celtics Of New York
are carded to oppose the Amboys
on the local court in about two
weeks. This game will ne the big
gest one of the eason for the To-
Gals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-02

An all star wrestling show has
been arranged for st. Stephens au-
ditorium on Monday night. Wlad-
elk Zbyszko, contender for the world
championship, is one of the contes-
tants in the main bout,
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-29

Art thou happy here, old father!
In your faded, dim old eyes
l can rend the sorrow written
That was born meath eastern skies"
See his face light up with rapture,
See the enger outstretchcd hand!
Hear the whisper. Am l haEpy!
Is il not the Promised Land.'
Art thou happy. little mother,
With thy baby at thy breast:
In my face see memory
That oftimes keeps thee from the
rest
Il have KNOWN" she answered simply,
What ii means to live in Hell!
What life means in this. my haven.
Only God alone could tell.
Are We happy. little children?
As | watch you day by day,
Oft I wonder at your graveness.
And your thoughtful. serious way
Slow the dark eyes are uplifted,
I'VE have seen our mothers tear:
We have throbbed Mt tale of pogrom.
We dare all be happy here
See the glad eyes as they follow
Where the flag flies free and wide,
With its httes so deep and glowing
Tint all things seem dim besides.
Hear its message us II fiutters-
What of love and hope ii holds.
"Ye whom other lands mistreated.
Rest ye safe beneath by folds. y
isabella Il. HESS.
(The Ark
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-29

At last he decided to risk making
He easily found his way into the kings
presence. for lie was the chief and
favorite minister, and nobody dared to
stop him.
He did not try to soften the kings
heart, for he knew il would be impos-
sible to make him change his mind on
the plea of mercy. but Ire begged him
to realize. first, that the Arabs might
resist, and then n great many Berbers
would also be slain: and secondly,
that even If the troops did succeed in
killing all the Arabs in the city. the
neighboring kingdoms. which were all
Arab states, would be furious, and
would probably attack Granada, and
perhaps drive out the Berbers.
"Silcnce.' exclaimed Badis. Am
the king, or are You? l shall do what
i please. My orders are given. and
the slaughter of the Arabs must take
place"
Badis, his face dark with fury,
turned to Joseph, who stood. very pale.
at little distance from him.
You are the guilty one." he thun-
dercd. 'You have warned them!"
Il said no word about this to the
Arabs" answered Joseph. "rhey must
have guessed your plan, because they
saw troops gathering in the city, and
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-29

they feared that you would take re-
venge upon them for the slaughter of
the Berber ruler.''
Nay; you warned them. i know
it," stormed the king.
IF l did, you should thank God"
answered Joseph. boldly, for If they
had been slain, the Arab states would
most surely have made war upon YOU"
''Hc is right; he IS surely right"
murmured the other councillors stand
ing near. King Badis looked around
in vexation. but every face seemed to
say: Joseph is In the right"
Budis turned away in anger, md
strobe back to his hambers. He could
not punish Joseph for having saved him
and his kingdom. but he bitterly re-
scented his Independent action.
From that time on, he showed in
many ways that he no longer favored
his brilliant young minister as he had
done before: he did not tell him his
quently. Ioseph's enemies. chiefly pco-
pie who were angry with him for ap-
pointing Jews to Office, or who hated
him because he was u jew, began to
plot against him he was finally accused
of treachegy and slain by mob mt
the gates of Grannda.