AW'K.!'- ft T" p t.- ttf tplQbJMi&wfr I si IbJ s EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-rmLAI)ELIniA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1919 r.piERS TO IRK ! ?: ON NEW YORK PIERS J ' SPANISH MONARCH I If ARRIVES AT PARIS! JL RSEY CAMPAIGN 5pO Landed to End Strike When f Rnknr DnnlpQ Mnvor's .,4 o nuii 'if Informal Visit of King Alfonso Believed to Be of Political Importance AT HIGH TENSION Paris, Oct. 20.-(By A. tO-Klne Mfonoo. who loft Mn.lrhl Inst uiKlit 1.1.. ainf in for u brief visit to i-arn on mi j - Republicans Take Aggressive. Candidates Bugbee and Ed wards Stumping Stato mlttcc, who Is credited here with being probnbly tho most astute politician In cither party, It conducting the Uoptib licitn nuiipulsn. 'flic fine linml of SInor I'rnuk lliiRiie, of Jersey C'itv, who linn become one of the stntc Democratic trailers, If not In fact the commander. In dilef nf the Deinncintic force of New Jersey, is very apparent lu the lMwardi cnmpnlK". Democratic Discord ' Hcpiiblicnns aic taking mmo comfort In the antagimiini between the Hague and Nugent factions of the Dcinociatie enmn. Hague, It is declared, tcektt to usurn Nngcnt'i leadership. Many lie for the Kisct Democratic Awcmbly Iliigbce'.s supporter arc claiming his election by upward of .10,000 mnjorltv Hut n moie conservative estimate, made today, gi anting Hint the election will be normal, Is 10,000 and that Is nllowlng for losses from those who blame the Itcpubllcnn btate ndminlslrntion for the chnotio trolley fare situation and losses olo bound to result by pome drys remaining (.way from the polls because Hiigbcu is not dry enough for them. Slohcs Sounds Call to Anns but Ills own," ond declared tho charge of the Democratic publicity agpnt that the Ucpubllcnn candidate was n mere cntellltc of other party men "makes Ananias gtccn with envy." Mr. Stokes said: "The unfortunate Illness of the Pres ident, deeply regretted by every true hearted American, leaves tho Democratic party without thought or leadership. Without tho President the Democratic pnrty is a helpless uncertainty that lacks the confidence of the country." INCENDIARY PAMPHLETSiKXrrcrehVdhereatJoooVioeklcALLTO ARMS BY STOKES JKiTO XJBBOe,,,tte ,to WON'T HEAR EICHORN Kx-Onvrrnor Stokes today issued his' first formal statement of the campaign, In ulilxli. nftrr tailing attention to the dlvldecf condition of the Democratic, Ministers and Deputies Leave When J cccived t.i. mnrnlnff. The king uns re " , . , , .Lt the station by Stephen IMclion, the 0. otwithstnnd-,., ,, ,:,. minister, and by rep- In: Hie protest of Major Hjlnn to the, tallvc ot the piemier and the CViVVUlJ Ul Ml t " -"intti 3 " party and the , l'ny that i has '"j". Former Berlin Police Chief Speaks lowed the Uvcl.v fight for the Kcpubli- ,.. ,..,... J, .,... . .i..ii.... I a i, irminnn irnt'. t siiaiii. I H-i - i. .1 iiiiimii-im ill I ill' ucent is anxious lo eierc nis iscm- can iioiiiiniiu.iu, nu huh.i.m., .- -- - - - bb ticket. With the Asscmlilj delcga-' mend nn.l King working zealously lor government, tlicir attaelies and tlie dep- N'ugent Is iinxious lo elect his Asem- crs until Into in the day. The moment ho appeared before the speaker's stand tho government bench and the floor of the House emptied ns If It had been ghen n signal to do so. Only the offlcinl stenographer and a few Independent So cialists remained in the chamber. Kichorn began his address with n de fense of the part he played In tho revo lution, claiming he merely played ".lis role of "a revolutionary woikcr," and said ho desired to combat the slander which primarily was responsible, for tho affront thnt had been offered him by tho I Assembly. r. !L .regular nrmy vveic landed here todaj from the transport (Senrgc Wellington, toj attmept to end the congestion at the arjny piers in Jlrookljn caused by the longshoremen's strike. The men are under orders to shoot if necessary, ac cording to n statement made by l'.riga dler General Peter Davison, chief of troop movements nt the port of embar kation. "The trooops will aid in mov ing transports or whatever eNe is neces sary," said ficnernl PuvNnn. The soldiers were landed tit IIobnl.cn and immediately transferor.! lo !.v crnor's Island, prepnratnr.v ti dutj at the army piers in llrookljn TlieV .imi prised two battalions of the Twelfth Regular Infantr. Klul Division, which was first In France nnd first In the fighting. Jinny had overseas chevrons and wound stripes. Armed If Necrssarj Tho soldiers were outfitted with nvil Jan working nttlre. Atkcd whether the soldiers would carry aims while work- ins Major Uencral David i . Minim .. in.,,n int finnviiiiTi'ti must nssume an important role in tlie world's ufrnirs. President Poincare will give a din ner at the llljsees Palme in honor ot the king this evening nml a shooting partv at tho presidential preserves in llnmbouillfl forest tnmorruvv, with Marshal Foch, Seuor He I.oon, Spun ili ambassador to Frame, nnd den oral licrdoiilnt, military governor of Paris, as additional guests. Immedlatelv after the shooting partv King Alfonso will start with Marshnl Pi.tnln tnr v -(11111. vvnerc lie vim .... n wreath or Trenton. Oct. 'JO. With the near t,fm nvt xnitrr 1(. ns hle 'on ninny approach of election day tho guberna- oicnsloiis to control the House and to . , , i x- . -i ..! ,. i hni belongs the ctcdlt or discredit, torlal cunimlgn lu New Jersey is grow "ortl I MS to the vievvpoint-of causing ling hotter. State Comptroller rvevUou i j;ow jcrsrJ. to reject the federal prolil- A. K. l'.ugbec, of this city, the ltcpub-'liition amendment. l- --'""ft. xinT7io pi.iikxfU"1: j.lMwards, ot Jersey City, the Demo- tIimr,itP rnllhcatlon of the woman icrntic noniincc, have i cached the stage sulTiiigc nmendiiKiit, whicli wins adopted o' erchnnging personalities which in- against the most stienuous opposition . ,, i ,, . . . , ,,,,. hi Nugent, thousand"! of Lssex Dcmo- variabl.v marks the beginning of bitter- "L,-, "t. ' ' , ,, ni.mitn,l from -. . 1 . ..!.-. H1H- ..l.- ..... i .. -., - - - , .. ,- , iioss. liotn (.niKimaioH uro eonnucuiiK tlioir imrlj ns fur us the head ot tno fliirii nn nttuuuc nn "not lar rcrnovcu ..-i!.... : (.!. i- ..nnnMn.1 ..,! l,f tlinrflfnro I frnm ntinrnliir itsilt." liorrrnnr Nrnkns Stokes, they would be willing to vote for Hug- paid a high tribute lo Comptroller Hug- neutral and 'ohnlrman of the Ilepublican state torn- bee in exchange for Republican votes Heo, who, lie snld, was no mans man minister of the Interior, Although the Spanish monarch eomci to France incognito, today's newspa pers agree in attaching political 1m portnnce to his visit, apart from Mo rocco. They sny Alfonso is coming here to pave the way for negotiations "which the ginvity of the economic and social crisis renders Imperative. M'l... nnticimnorfl Ttoillt OUt tlllll Sn-iln having u seat In the executive spcll-blnding campaigns, council of tho league of nations, can Former (.ovtrnor K tlicir KiicT'sful competitor, said tlie,,,iia . n ,,i:.ii -(i , i,iu N'evv Jersev election vvns the "opening' . .,..,, , . . ., gun in the 101!0 campaign" and that own, talked ostentatiously out ot the "every vote inst for the Democratic chamber when ex-Chief (it Police ticket' in this stale will be a vote for Dlchorn took the speaker's stnnd during the national Deniocrutic policies and' th(1 (cbalo , b' minlstry's will mnterlnlly aid, even if it does not budget. make certain, the election ot a Demo erntic Picsidcnt in KOI." He nccuscd the Democratic party in N'evv Jersey of nttclnptiiig to nullifv the prohibition amendment, "like the South t;nrolinn milliners ot old, and said Kichorn. under indictment for riotine ond grafting, but enjoying immunity from arrest ns a member of Parliament, was not announced in the list of speak- W... tinh nf I'rpnnh sol- ' hen- ltrtilHiing to till- . 5 1 '. .- ,,. ., .i!.. " r" 0 iltnrw t llil 1 .r..i:.. i. luirf .f nii. triiitinit. i i ifv Ki?i? Alfonso will iMvp a dinner sai,l- , at tin Spanish enilmsv on ednesi a.v "If neecisary an nnmd guiir.l will be I evening in honor of Piesldent loin placed with them, but it is impossible cam. Marshals .loftre. I oeh and I cttiin for n man to work and carry a rilK ' being present. PO,i.,T "We have fiOO tons of mail on the I The king will .leave Par is II. r-day nler nnd several vessels waiting for ioal. I morning at 1 1 o clock for London. In addition, work is being delajed on a i number of bhips taken over by the gov RRRALTAR PLAN UNHEEDED ornment for transports, which must be1 UIPnHUIHn ruHK umiuuin-w given back in the same bhape as we re- i eclved them. The delay in restoring . Morgenthau Proposal Gets Little them is costing the government lieavil.v. p..h.iev n comment. In Enqland Soldiers will be put to work immed iatelj ! Publicity, No comment, in tnS,a nn t-nlUnc tlirso shins into shane. Iinflon, Oct. JO. (lsy A. 1 I J nc SstnUSe.teationa. . statcinent niade by Ilenry JVt ta rU1.""r"mteWii" iKf "M " r,Ti; I Mating that Great Dritain share the. C these men." he said, "and they not to be used ns soldiers in the ordi nary sense of the term There will be ,tfo shooting, or anything like that. There arc many foreigners among the strikers nnd their possibly limited un dcrstnnding of the situation created b these rumors may tend to make matters much worse than need be " . ASCO. ASCO. ASCO. J rWillSP M SCO. ASCO. ASCO. ' -.. ---. ----------. jB STORES CO. MI " iii''' f . 1 trim imihum miu iim'iBC . . aj i nviiii ,mnn . hmbi m ,a- 1 JBB ! ! I II W b a V tX' u ,f-l f tllhrnHnr 1. I I thl I'nitCd aie "","" " "" -" " ,, " ",.! i ,;., OiaieS. WHS HOI Kl'H''H.lt.t ttinrnnj in... The Jiorning Post i.lonc carries some thing like u full riport under the head lines : .... "Gibraltar a naive suggestion," but does not comment on Mr. Morgenthnu's words. A brief agency a. count is printed bj th Graphic, which refers somewhat vaguely to the "Gibraltar proposal " The newspaper comments in general terms, urging the I'nlted States to nc cept a mandate for Constantinople, Ar "unla and Anatolia, but passing by the a little 1 A 1 OJ r A S .0 Incendlarj' Circulars Appear As the soldiers were arriving the po lice learned that incendiary circulnr annealinc for the establishment of a "workers' government like the Soviet Gibraltar recommendation as republic of Itussia" were being distnb- i obscure, uted to the strikers. The pamphlets ! C"To striking longshoremen: Aproc-i TO SEARCH JJ. S. CREWS lamatlon issued by the communist party " of America of local Greater New 'ork. : Sinn Felner Expects America to Pro "Sixty thousand longshoremen are on test Alleged Order of Dublin Castle i htrike against the bosses, the govern- i UoI1(lon 0cti o The correspond-1 hient wage adjiistinent board and the l,)t ,lt Mnm.i1(,tf,r (Jf ti10 nnllv Her scab unionism of the A. K of L. Strike n,(i thc lal)0r orKaiJi iu a dispatch I means victory. Arbitration means de- .jatui ycsteulay, su-js: ' .V.- ,. ...,., .-it , "In the cource ot a speech nt an im- ;. "Unite with the striking driveis, ive .inmonsimtion heltl he.e lod.i.v stevedores, freiuht hnuulers. platiorm '. , .. , .,.., :..t.. e t.- I.- ' , ", ' j. llll I 111 UlVOr .11 1.".l-..flL"llllUfcllll IU. Alt' m Bten-nnd chauffeurs for one big Indus- , ,,,. Ar.i,r Grifflth. founder of the i V trial transport wuikcrs union. .. I Kinn Fpln or!rnintioii and n Sinn "The government will send soldiers to take jour places. Sonic are alreadj doing the dirty work, and 1S.0O0 are on the way. How can you expect a square deal from the bosses' government' The government will place soldiers at the piers with rifles and machine guns to shoot you down. "The only way to get rid of the bosses' government is to establish a workers' government like the soviet r. public of Itussia." Frederick Autonchik, n Foli.sh long shoreman, was arrested on a churge of distributing the leallcls. He said the.v , had been given to him bv n delegate of the longshoremen's union Anton- ' chile claimed to have been iu this couu try fivo jearb. The International Mercantile Muilnc announced today that it would make no attempt to move cargoes peniliug fur ther efforts to settle the strike bv the Committee appointed bv Seerttarv of Xabor Wilson. Washington, Oct. "0 hecretai.v .Uaker today refused the request of Mayor Hjlnn. of N'evv York, to postpone the use of troops at New York until further efforts could be made to settle the strike of Ioiigshoiciuen there "The troops referred to iu jour tele , gram of the nineteenth instant." said Mr, Iaker'b telegram to Mi.jor II Ian. "arc being transferred to the port of Jvew York for duty in connection with the port activities, particularl the army supply base at South Iirooklyn. The vessels which the War Department is operating are public vessels, and their operation is essential to provide needed supplies for our force-, abroad and for the return of emergencv men fctill to be brought back from Frame "The port authorities huve been di rectcd to maintain this service and to take whatever steps may be required to continue the necessary operations at the port. I shall co operate with jou 5 in any possible vva to bring about mi adjustment of the strike difficulty. The "War, Department's policy has always ' Been and will be to deal fairly with lebor, but the maintenance of the trans port service upon which our oversea' nrmy depends, and which is bringing jhome soldiers returning from France, Is a part of the war operations of the government, nnd I intend to cou tinue their operation.-' Fein member of Parliament, read two s. ciet document;) issued by Dublin Castle, one ordering detectives to search 1 the belongings of the crews of all ves sels arriving in Ireland from the United Stntcs and the -other declaring that sailors in all American ships coming to Ireland oe treattd as suspects " '.Surely, ' said Mr. Griffith, 'Amer ica will have bomcthiug to sa to I this.' " Shop at thm Panama DryJock American Industrial Roofing Tile The Indian red color livens the appearance of the plant. The white under-surface forms a perfect light-reflecting ceiling. All American roofs are erected by our own crews. We work at low prices and on guaranteed schedules. 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