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de "abajo" Sc encuentran durmiendo
Ell sueilo del olvido!. -.
La casa que ha construido ell Sr.
Jose Rivera Miranda, la han dedicado
para Escuelas.
Corresponsal.
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Su voto es un voto de calidad.
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consciente; la que tenga perfecto CO.
nocimiento de su deber de su dere-
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das las farmacias de San Juan,
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Representatives.
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Bouquets? Bonitas Coronas Y otros
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LIBERTY:

El drama EEL Rio de los Idilios",
"El Espectro de Bronco" Y "Yoeta
y Perlita''.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20
NOTICE 40 CoNTRACToRs

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
Will be received by the Township Commit
zee OF the Township of North Brunswick,
Siipdlesex County. New Jersey. for the
grading and paving of Mill Lane in the
township of North Brunswick, in the
i County OF Mlddlesex and State of New
Jersey, with a one course reinforced Port
lana Cement concrete pavement, the esti-
mated amount of surface pavement re-
CURED Ia 2773 square yards; and opened
and read IN public at the Parsons School,
North Brunswick Township, on October
29th. 1928 at 8 o'clock p. NJ. Standard
Time.
Drawings, specifications and forms Of
bid contract and bond for the proposed
work prepared by Raymond p. Wilson,
Township Engineer, and approved by the
state Highway Commission, have been
hled In the office of said Engineer at 46
Paterson Street; New Brunswick, N. j.
and at said State Highway Commission,
Trenton. N. j.. and may be Inspected by
prospective bidders during business hours.
Bidders will ne furnished with a copy of
the specifications and blue prints of the
drawings by the Engineer on proper no
tice ana payment of cost of preparation.
Bids must be made on the standard pro-
posal forms in the manner designated
therein and required by the specifications.
must be enclosed in sealed envelopes.
bearing the name and address of bidder
and name of road on the outside. address
ed to "Township Clerk, North Brunswick
Township" and must be ccompanied by
q Certificate Of Surety and a certified
check for not less than ten (10) per cent.
of the amount bid. provided said check
shall not be less than $4,000 nor more
than $40. 600. 90 and be delivered at the
place and on the hour above named. The
standard proposal form is attached TO
the specifications. copies of which will be
furnished on application to engineer.
BY order of the Township Committee
Of the Township Of North B%runswiek.
saits-io-2o-22-aA-2s Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20
M ETUCHEN

Attention was called to members
of the Chamber of Commerce here
at their meeting last night that a
certain reat estate concern operating
in the borough is giving away lots in
their realty campaigns, but investi-
CATION proved that the lots are To-
Gated in the Dismal swamps and
have no actual value. Charles b.
zCarman and H. Kingsley Powell
were named on the committee to in
vestigate the scheme. Reports on
the sewer building program were
received. Plans were made to can
.vass the town in behalf of the w
plan. Charles b. Carman has been
assigned to the first district, A. X.
Millpot, second poll, r. II. Minton
third poll and Charles Hill fourth
poll.
Axel Falkenstrom, owner of a
garage on New Brunswick avenue
reported to the police here, that
thieves entered his garage Thursday
night and stole tires and tubes valu-
ed at $24S.
The Metuchen Council No. 50 j.
10. u. A. NJ. will hold an initiation
meeting on Tuesday. The Joel
Parker team of South Amboy will
have charge of the session.
The Washington Hook and Ladder
Company will meet Nov. 81 for the
purpose of election of officers. Plans
Will also be made for the |installa-
tion of new heating plant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20
Central Supply Co. Moves

The Central Supply Company,
formerly at 10 New Brt nswick ave-
nue., in al effort to improve business
have moved to the corner of New
Brunswick avenue and Fayette
street. The new store was opened
this morning for the first time.
The new supply station is FULLY
equipped with up-to-date fixtures
and carries a full line of replace
ment parts for all kinds of cars. A
separate rack demonstrating various
tires and tubes is a feature of the
store, while two new devices for CIV
ing free water and air have been in
stalled outside the building.
In the near future the Central
Supply company will occupy the en-
tire building, using the second floor
for a store room. S. S%chlenger is in
charge of the store and a force of
four statesmen is always on hand.
This store is a branch of the Roth
and Schlenger store at Newark
which is said to be the largest re-
tail and wholesale supply company
in the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20
WIN. W. THOMAN, R. C. W.
EMPLOYE 81 YEARS, DIES

William W. Thoman, an employe
of the Raritan Copper Company for
the past thirty-one years. died yes
terday afternoon at his home in Me-
tuchen. MI. Thoman was born in
Philadelphia, October @, 1845, and
celebrated the seventy-eighth ami
versary of his birthday this month.
He was a clerk at No. 2 Tank House
of the copper works and in June this
year rounded out t~hirty-one years NJ
continuous service in the Industry.
He began his career with the New
England Electrolytic Copper Com
pany, at Central Falls Rhode Island,
in June 1892, that company being
the predecessor of the Raritan Cop
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20
WATERWAY RESOLUTION
SENT TO J. SPENCER SMITH


A copy of the resolution passed
at the Monday night meeting of the
Board of Aldermen, requesting the
government to improve the water
ways in this vicinity and showing
that the city has already spent some
money for waterway improvement,
has been forwarded to j. Spencer
Smith, president of the Board of
Commerce &c Navigation, and will be
presented by him to the Board of
Engineers for Rivers and Harbors
in Washington, d. c., next week. In
presenting the resolution Mr.. Smith
is expected to urge upon the en-
gineers the need of deepening the
Raritan river from the Great Beds
to a point 400 feet about the Central
Railroad bridge, which has already
been approved by the district en-
gineers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20

Both men are employed by the
Co1umnia Salvage Company which Is
operating at the Raritan Arsenal
but were not 1T work whel the ac-
cident occurred. McNlchols and
Sears are members of the night crew
and this morning at the formers
home Sears was demonstrating to
McNichols how easily t was to re-
move the huplanite Of mercury from
the dynamite cap.
1t appears that Sears In his les
o to his fellow workman must
have struck the cap in u delicate
spot during his experiment. Both
were rushed to a hospital in the side
a of Officer Murley of the Raritan
Township police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20
PERSON ATTACKS REMARKS
MADE BY Mr.. SILzER
CONTINUED from page y

81 1.-THE governors speech was a plea
to the voters Of Monmouth county
10 send Democrats to the legislature
to support his policies. IL he had
had enough Democrats in the last
{ legislature, you would today nave
had another Democratic Highway
Il Commission with IN Republican
vote against three Democrats and no
open specification law.
1T is my notion that the people
Of New Jersey did not want another
Democratic highway commission n
I believe they are well satisfied with
the commission obtained under the
plan hat we forced the governor to
accept"
Senator Pierson stated that he an
ticipated possibly Governor Sllzer
swould come into his county and
make an attack upon him and his
Legislative record the same as he did
upon Senator stevens.
This is his prerogative but L am
going to hold him to facts and Will
nbt tolerate any cheap bluff such as
he passed out in Monmouth county.
'sAt Trenton, at Newark and at
tAtlantic City / heard Governor Silzer
saw hat men such as Stevens ana
l4fleTSQQ were lHC lypR - 49, "
should have in the senate. He may
shave changed his mind on me, the
same as he did on Senator Stevens.
In all events, if | am reelected l am
going to Trenton to continue to rep
.esent the.people of Union county to
INV best ability, as / know they want
me to. l will support the governor,
regardless of his politics, when he Is
right and, on the other hand, he VIII
find me in opposition whenever l
think he is wrong. | pay considera-
bic taxes and have as much interest
in the welfare and progress of the
state of New Jersey as he has and
will answer to the people of my
county for my stewardship and not
In Mr.. SilZer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20

NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. 20:-
Nellie Mcdonald, OF Raritan Town
ship was granted by the surrogate
today letters of administration on
the estate of Anna Dwyre, of Menlo
Park.
Letters have been granted to
Helen Kulikowski, of South Amboy
on the estate of Mary Lewandowski.
who died Oct. 10 leaving a personal
estate valued at 1910.
The will of Sam Andursky, of
Perth Amboy was probated here to-
day. Legacies of $1,000 are left to
each of his three children, Leon,
Anna and Lena. The residue is left
to his wife Sara during her life time.
Lazarus Goldstone is executor. The
will was drawn Feb. 10, 1918.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20
How to Make a Kitchen Sink Cabinet

A good housekeeper need have no
fear of forgetting those necessary
kitchen brushes, soaps, and powders
just because they are kept out of sight
in their own special cupboard above
The sink, instead of being scattered on
the drain board.
For this cabinet you can use soft
wood that works easily. Make the
sides, top, and bottom first and assem-
bic them with sixpeiiny nails and a
thin coat of glue at the joints. Make
The back of several pieces of wood
fastened together with glue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20

per Works. He came here with the
concern from Central Falls when a
new location was sought. This was
in 1899 and has been in constant
service ever since.
Mr.. Thoman besides his widow is
survived by q son. Arrangements
for the funeral were completed by
the family last night. Services will
be held at his late residence 81 Pei
tier avenue, Mstiichen Monday night
and the body viii be taken on Tues
day to Camden where the interment
will take place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20
TWO INJURED
IN EXPLOSION

BoNHAMToWN. Oct. zo:-H. Nc
Nichols and W. Sears. of Bonham-
town. barely escaped serious injury
about 1890 this morning when a
No. 8 dynamite cap exploded re-
sulting In McNichols losing three of
his fingers and Sears being in
jured about the abdomen and right
arm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20
Real Bargain

Now is the time to get that much wanted
pouch bag or pocketbook that you've wanted
SO much. Beautiful flat bags that look so neat
in Patent Leather, Pin Seal, Silk and Real
Leather; also Pouch Bags in all the latest de-
signs with extra strong gold or silver finish
frames. Birthday Special
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20
Plan Class Initiation

Perth Amboy Review No. 81, the
Woman's Benefit Association of the
Maccabees, will meet Monday night
at REQ Mems hall at which time
class initiation will take place. 1t
is most important that al officers
and members of the guard be pres
ent. AT the close of the meeting a
social will follow and refreshments
will be served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20
Raid In Hall Arenne

At 1915 today Lieutenant Calvin
at police headquarters received a
call from a force of Prohibition OIL
GERS asking him to detail several
officers to Hall venue and Cath
crime street as they were raiding
several saloons in that section.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20

You will notice that the shelves are
not all the same width. The two in
the right-hand section are cut lar
rover so that there will be room for
brushes, soap-shaker, ETC., to hang on
the inside of the door without wedg-
ing against the shelves when the cab
met is closed.
The door should be made by gluing
several narrow pieces of wood to-
gether. When made with one wide
piece of wood it is very apt to warp.
If you haven't the proper tool to make
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-20

a paneled door you can get a panel
effect by gluing and bradding %-inch
strips 2H inches wide around the
edges.
Fasten cup hooks on the inside of
the door to suit your special needs.
Sandpaper and chamfer the edges of
the cabinet and bore holes in the back
for fastening it to the wall. Finish it
with two or three coats of enamel in
white or a color to match the kitchen
walls.
copyright. 1928, Associated Editors)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20

le6&GsS Il
did not recognize any body who held
up the car.
when you saw the hooded men
what did Watt Daniel say?" he WAS
asked.
"He said he thought they wanted
him"
After the examination of White had
gone on for nearly an hour, with the
witness reluctant and the State after
neys persistent, there suddenly was
revealed a spectacular angie in the
case, this being that Daniel and Rich
ards were tortured and murdered OH
the very night of the kidnapping. AS
sstant Attorney General Guion asked
White if he knew Marshal Mott OF
Oak Ridge. a village near Lake La
Fourclre. White said that he did. Mr..
Guion put this question:
did not Marshall Mott tell you that
on the night of August "a, two cars
headed for Lake La Fourche were seen
in the vicinity of Oak Ridge, one of
them being Ford?"
White said Mott told him such
story week after the kidnapping.
isn't 1t fact" asked Guion, "that
Mott told you that a travelling man
and his wife. motoring near Oak Ridge
had had breakdown, and while their
machine was being repaired they saw
an automobile and Ford truck pass
ing, and the wife of the travelling man
said she saw two bodies covered with
white cloth, lying in the Ford truck?"
Mott told me the story" replied
the witness.
did not you, late on the same
night" asked Mr.. Guion, "see motor
car and Ford truck coming out Of
Oak Ridge as you were going homer
IT did"
Didn't it arouse your suspicion?"
NO.
when you heard Motifs story OF
the report made by the wife Of the
travelling man did you report 1t to the
authorities?"
"No."
"why not?"
II did not think about it."
You were Watt Daniels's friend?
yes"
Did you make any attempts to as
sist the authorities?"
emo"
One Of the first witnesses was J. l..
Daniel, father of Watt Daniel. who
told of how his son had been held up
by masked band prior to his murder
and had told his father Of recognizing
McKoin Deputy Sheriff Calhoun ana
Captain Skipwith in the group which
took pistols away from young Daniel
and w. G. Andrews, one of the men
kidnapped and whipped later. He de
clared that on the night of the report
ed attempt to assassinate DR.. McKo!n
his son, Watt, Richards, and Others
were playing poker at the DANIEL
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20

large, will have to seriously consider
the narratives that were unf0lded at
today's session in the open hearing.
The khan is on trial and the khan will
have to answer. dare say, also, that
Captain Skipwith, Exalted Cyclops in
Morehouse, realizes that the State has
in it's hands considerable evidence
bearing on his activities in Morehouse
AMI IL DR.. McKoin was in the court
rooIu he doubtless felt that his toes
were being stepped on at regular inter
vals." n, ,->r ~, IA
The Attorney General announced
that Addie May Hamilton who was
banished from Mer Rouge by the khan
and later permitted to return, will be
a witness tomorrow. She is expected
to testify about visit to her home by
alleged members of the khan, and
their order that she leave Mer Rouge,
Following a report today that a plot
was being formed to kidnap her, q
guard of soldiers was placed around
her home, but later this was with
drawn and civilian guards were substi
tuted.
DIR. McKoin still attends every ses-
sion of the hearing. Haven't lost my
appetite yet, he said today smiling
urbanely. ii
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20
She Willing to Return;
Minister Loses Divorce.
(Prssten News Servics)

NewarkN. j., Jan. 1.-THE debor.
air Rev. Mr.. Elijah L. Moseley was I'M
able to free himself Of the shackles OF
married life in divorce proceedings
last Thursday.
Protestations by Mrs. Josephine
Ford Moseley that 1t had always been
her desire to return to her husband
contributed to the cIergyman's undo
ing. He lost his case because he was un
able to prove he had ever made proper
overtures looking to a reconciliation.
Mrs. Moseley fairly radiated SINGER
ity as she told of her appreciation AMI
fondness for her husband, although
during the recital she pictured him as
ladies man." On one occasion, fol-
lowing a brief separation, she found
him entertaining several women, ana
was really so familiar with them as to
lovingly slap the face of one of them.
Testimony developed that Rev. Nose
ley lost the pastorate at Penn Grove
through the disapproval of his conduct
by the defendant, and that he has not
held permanent charge since. Nose
ley told the court that he was treasur
er of the Metropolitan Mutual Benefit
Association. which office brings him a
salary of $50 month that through
the placing of insurance he earns frora
So to $12 week,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20

cap was shown to fit loosely over the
head.
"Give us an idea of the general oper
atoms of the klan-they claim to be
for law and order. In what way did
they undertake to enforce the law?
Were offenses reported by them to the
officials or to the Sheriff." the witness
was asked.
mo, they reported to Captain Skip
with"
"Wlrat action was then taken?"
Whatever Captain Skipwith saw fit
they did whatever he ordered"
Gle issued orders?"
eyes,"
Have these conditions in the parish
given rise to a condition of chaos an1
terrorism that previously did not ex-
ist?"
Eyes, Sir"
The witness was asked to relate
what he knew about the kidnapping OF
May Hamilton. Noteworthy said Pink
kirkpatrick, Mer Rouge stable keep
er, told him he had given money to
her and hold her to quit town. Kirk
patrick was a klansman. DR.. McKoia
and Tom Higgins were with Kirkpat
rick at the time, the witness said the
stable keeper told him. The witness
said he had heard the girl could not
return to town without the permission
Of Captain Skipwith.
The other four men who were to bs
got" Noteworthy said, were Nugo
Davenport, planter and merchant Of
Mer Rouge; Walter Campbell. City
Marshall OF Mer Rouge; Tom Miner,
a former employer of the Interstate
Cooperage Company of Mer Rouge.
and A. G. Whipple of Mer Rouge. None
Of these men were kidnapped.
WITNESS DESCRIBES
KIDNAPPING
G. G. (Tod) Davenport, one of the
five men Kidnapped, testified that he
last saw Watt Daniel on the night OF
August "a, about $3.50 o'clock, in a
truck. "He was blindfolded," said Dav.
EXPORT Richards was there. too" He
was taken out of his car blindfolded
and put in truck with Daniel and
Richards. about thirty minutes later
we stopped, and I heard them beating
Richards" he said. Davenport was not
injured in any way. When he heard
them beating the others" he "just
thought my time was coming" He
heard J. l.. Daniel being whipped.
What did they tell you when you
were re1eased?" Davenport was asked
They told me one OF the men may
come back, but the other is going tc
leave the country"
| How many men did you seer"
About eighteen or twenty, I be
lieve."
How many hooded men did you see
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20

Noteworthy declared that the black
hood worn by the kidnappers of Dan
iels, Richards and three others, was
the raiding garb OF the ku klux khan.
He resigned from the organization, he
said, when he could no longer staEd
it's methods.
Noteworthy in his testimony, named
Captain Skipwith and DR.. B. M. Nc
one of the torturers and slayers Of
Daniels and Richards, as leaders OF
the khan who gave orders to him. In
his testimony concerning the khan he
said:
WITNESS TELLS OF
QUITTING KHAN
81 joined them about year or so
ago. 1 attended two meetings and did
not like it. asked them to remove
my name from their books. / went to
DR.. McKoin and told him i did not
like it. / saw things 1 didn't think
were right. The black hood is used for
a certain purpose, but the white robe
is used most of the time. The black
mask is known as The raiding mask.
The white mask. Is to set forth the
ideals of the order and they use the
black mask for raiding purposes"
After saying that he was appointed
an officer Of the khan by Captain Skip
with, who be said, was the Exalted
Cyclops in Morehouse County, the wit
ness was asked IL he was ordered to do
thirgs he did not think were right.
Eyes, was ordered to help whip sew
eral men, take them TO the Arkansas
line and order them not to return" he
replied.
"Do you recall any infliction OF pun
ishmept or orders issued to the com.
muni,y by the klan--any citizens or
dered to leave" the Attorney General
asked. Doesn't It look as II super
government has been established
Have the legal authorities been super
seeded by this order?
Eyes, sir that's true. I've been told
that the District Attorney and two
thirds Of the Grand Jury are klansmen
\ and that no convictions against .lle
khan can be obtained" was the reply
When you were appointed captain
of your order in Mer Rouge weren'.
you given orders you refused to obey!
about taking people to the Arkan-
sas line and whipping them, what
were your instructions as to tbese"'
Attorney General Coco asked.
Take them and whip them to with.
In an inch Of their lives, and take them
to the line and tell them never to re
turn" was the reply.
The Attorney General submitted II
the witness long garment topped by
black mask with eye holes cut in II
and Noteworthy identified 1t as the
raider garb worn by klansmen. The