Trenton Evening Times (Newspaper) - May 11, 1920, Trenton, New Jersey Oct. 12, 18S2 COURT CHARGES 6RAP PRICE GOUGING Justice Trenchard Says Require Indictment TO HELP tie subject stressed by Supreme Court his charpe to the drand Jury at the opening of the May term of Court this morning Justice said one way or It may become your duty to Investigate the complaints of so-called profiteering Evidence tending to establish a or fraud 1n the sale of com or tending to establish a conspiracy between dealers to raise or keep up prices of necessities for purposes justify require to afn indict there be something more than high the result ot the 28 It's a Courtty Hut No One Would Hver Suspect Royle Won it Tillered Although 1 ment of the of which j department be- holder George H. Roylo r c n t o T u e s d a M a V f 1, 1920. Cover Old Relieve Three able-bodied state ters are encased today In building quaint the public fact that cost Jl and was it waa bought and paid for by the in the new roads Apartment O f yet resolution V ax sss State Stirs gestion and Activity HOUSING AND APPROPRIATIONS LIKELY TO KEEP LEGISLATURE UNTIL LATE THIS EVENING READY TO CO-OPERATE Necessity for a number of ences on housing and matter of suspending legislation will likely keep the 1 in session until late for today Is The House Posting ot a largo sign On fl of. the States section ot Stacy Park has brought criticism to tho Stite House Commission anil has resulted in a number of. tions for development of at least a part of the State s lands as a public with permanent facilities track events stood so in tho at of State c they want to keep that junk simply to cost of govern bv letting the cops tnat have that bell KO town and feather in the who I pon being preyed tor further named observer nt It hid been nere sary to Keep a ami dav watch thb naps of some of the nearby residents to have youngsters shy the cops can he shifted to other EDWARDS HOT v Has stead Be Upset Next PREFERS POST TO VICE PRESIDENCY Gives His Tickets to POOL Old v K n the National i nci in Tr ir Mr I in- l f tnr a of to from us of him a round ts c so a PI r Escaping Stands at Bay With Poor Thousand Men power ln the execution In supply and demand There must be something more the sale and purchase at high or advanced of seller and buyer o justify an indictment under law there must be either thing In the nature Of fraud upon tho buyer or there must be a com- between independent dealers to control the of a necessity and thereby get undue and excessive prices a combination to obtain con- trol for extortionate purposes of a staple is. Justice Trenchard said In the in- the Grand Jury have the experienced assistance of There aro about 200 complaints of the Grand but none of them Is of a serious nature The Jurors re- the charge of Justice o'clock its retired to begin tho tion of cases Prank J WuJ bi ird a1 jurors arc c Armstrong r J umn urns Henry 1'cll H I e ither AV Gh iMos T 1 leW 1 f H Baker 1) Alva Smith Jamos R Manning 1. Scott ill of Trenton 15 Burke and of Princeton and Elmer B Chamberlain of follow fng members of panel were excused Andrew J Berrien Walter Atkinson of Trenton Edward C II of Princeton Torman H of Washington of Charles H Weller of and Howard Carlson of Tho jury selected before the panel was Philip j of and Howard Wilson were not called Edward Is the of called to noon light The thla afternoon will pass the bridge 000 bond and then both houses will get busy on the housing appropriations measures Corporation Counsel John Milton of City and Joseph Lanigan of thc General's department drafts of the housing and bills and they ere at noon for by the joint conference committee bj the House and week ids expected that the Legislature will pass the bills upon recommendation of this Pour of these bills seek to enlarge the jurisdiction of district presenting that will be i objectionable to property owners of power per cent so aa to give them As soon as tho southeastern end State's part of the park was tnd hoys and young to trora sections of the city pro the the to transform large portions wag held HP when diamonds was that H the is that Part ot thc bv the amendments J until a few weeks when tht P I sign was put up at thc It will then be to ot the State House Com nor and the Legislature will recess I will adjust w 5ivo so aa to give the Tie T to limit rent increases to 25 publican jtn opportunity to i t. in and to pass items 01 e- the veto s The reason ARE MEETING HERE to Elect Development of Organization in County Shown by Reports Submitted Today Officers Grand Chapter Convenes Tomorrow Members of the Grand rooms in the Trent Theatre building Preceding the meeting of the Mer r p this of given for on tho Held that has now been closed ia that there is Plenty of room for baseball fn the lower the that unea aro continued on the section it will be necessary for the State to spend a few to replace grass which might be worn down by baseball activities There ing three baseball diamonds in tho State's section of and these are very particularly by boys and young men from the southern section of tho where play areas are not to be These three diamonds on Page JAPS SEEK PEACE N of officers is for at 2 o'clock at the State tomorrow mal a and as assistant State Engineer Doesn't Want Him Employed on Highway directors eludes the county officers and secretaries of each T Mrs. J Bechtel former president of tho State addressed the informally on in begun to mal with thc of to luv An which probably wi U id to of about 00 fiom the ENTERED IN CONGRESS RACE Seek Democratic Nomination m the Oregon manes AVD. May 11 er wins the nomination for Congress in tho Third Oregon District at the primaries Mav 21. will havo to next if he hla co C There arc for the nomination and both arc women Pohl tovejoy prominent physician and club and Thompson another 1'ortland club a of Oregon during its last two aro the age of her people safeguard and de- SILVER LINING SHIPS GO FOR THIS NATION Business Agreement and Friendship Likely to Re- sult From Revolt David WASHINGTON May n information pf Supreme Court It is not possible to confirm or deny the statement of Governor Edwards that he has an inside that the Volstead Prohibition enforcement f act will be upset m an opinion to be rendered ay the court next Mon NEW 11 Governor Edwards of New Is not sure I he will bo for President i at San Francisco but sure heJ will not J TT resl 1 troops Dy dent He said 80 at his 1320 uvi and are doi homn fr i. i v VERA May 10 President train Apizaco b forces t in through como to receded ho is standing at bay with Dien at San a Juno point 27 northeast of troops by rat homo tc headquarters in tho Hotel Manhat an would he the of Vl lor hat i dozen Vice Presidencies Governor further told hla he the ac will bo next Monday aring had information that decision bv will e handed down that he is is Mrs Jail for of Versailles treaty as d by President rival s Mrs. ot frt 191 C who is officer of 1 m going to win if l whether l win or not I avo a time running Is her Oregon a former said can. Bat thc the possibilities tho for e-v icu Hion i f all the tho county forces in ti is been The club presidents cave reports William Cf State way at au adjourned meeting of tho State Highway Com- mission recommended that the Commission reject the bid submitted by John H Hurley ot this to take and complete the Black for Atco section of the State Highway floute Vo 3 Mr Thompson mended tint the bid be rejected be- I showing erent of the f Clubs ami l' the past jear ire Sirs chairman Mrs I Van Home chairman Mrs Robert L H treasurer Mrs ot Airs ond Mrs Trod members it larger I B Hunter it the session at o clock on The ijf the Bovs and a in the ers have been greatly the 1 he jn open session and no doubt attended organizations I to her HALED COURT disorderly conduct of tbo Amalgamated Association or Street and Kail way Employes cause Jlr who was the only person fit posed to employ Klockner as f bo elected this after- if was tho nf the awarded to him which posed of B Mrs st L The is at between -th Japanese ths a thc broke out when J disarmed the Bolshevik J nm is intended i evacuation o Jap i nose from tho city ani region of it was at the emb Air Klockner was a member of the firm to whom the contract was an e of the Jersey Pennsylvania Traction was before Police Justice Geraghty Jn Police Cou pleaded not guilty to r Edward of Roosevelt and William ol ford that called Coleman vile names on May 1 without tho slightest provocation the used abusive language toward him The case was postponed until TWO POLICE TAKE THEIR OWN LIVES Mar Lieutenant James J Of the Bridgeport hanged himself In tho of being built near his NCV after tho aha originally whoso of method and dilatory tactics the cancellation of the original con- according to Mr Thompson He suggested that Klockner should not be employed on the In anj capacity s. It was also that man whom the contract was awarded should furnish a sufficient force and equipment to secure a daily output of 800 cubic PRICE OF GASOLINE ML HAVE f and Mrs Prod Reeger Tho ballot is as follows Mrs T De Mrs. don James Van second Mrs chairman Mrs Mrs I rank treasurer AS W TON May 11 A dian r to the States appointed of the of I to her C in nit in relations with the In the At Trenton offices of oil com- panies U was said today that the price Of gasoline to Is 28% cents a an of one cent t. uni- having gone into it was also announced that Is over there may bo additional In 1119 The relay May w 1th tho and confidence of an an i threw aside his disguise and crutches a Jo a air In a room iru the walked from with him two of v at 000 The man representing one of the largest Jewelry firms In jho to hotel in a telephone cause Superintendent of Police nitrate his suspended v N. formerly burn police of which be had for 56 commuted SMASHES INTO SALOON TO SAVE HER BROTHER POTTS May a baaing member of Jhe ical of was before ln of said acted rt. been nearly ruined In tho nearly every yesterday to at an of ono and 1t raid would Ih it bo al Jcas 34 cents a ffallon This la a S cent raise since January 1 But price advances for oil products have not been confined solely to have continued fo in sections of the ILL Foriner Councilman til nt his home on ard Clark is Known in this for many sears been active In the of Union No. 35 B P O Odd Caledonians and to and 01IVA IMPROVING East 16th New who struck by a when aJonc the tracks near the Greenwood tunnel Is. Improved in SL Oliva is a labor the U said was of tho Impact ID and About ot was yesterday in n In the Canadian tt Ottawa bv direction of the tho British Jit 1 and lic thq are to be conferred upon the Minister Jn the absence of I Ambassador he charge of all British with the HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS GUESTS OF KIWANIS fo r High School Seniors Hill lie r tt tonight of v at tho Governor tt HH im V mil speak There CHOSEN TO BE REPUBLICAN KEYNOTES 11 of the i bv thc J National and will c the keynote speech Ihe ch of the President to an tho appeared it. j hn that the primary Ilia ono at t u the people of tho I ast ami ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS TO SUPPORT Frank O today held pledged State tlon to the Republican National Con gainst direct taxes and In faror of and that New Jersey s toward that degree of wetness to the At Ocean promised by hfm during bis for He Is also for having been converted during tho and for a budget In ad- ministering and national He it not for soldier bo- but proper care for those injured their signed a bonus said I did so because a ia attached to It. I not believe in a general and I do not hf soldiers would if the matter were presented to them r had a In the army wag Jn two Hos in the army yet r am to wt him out When he he sent his wife and May thoro seem overhung with of at ana sent to San Marcos Before many days the situ anl trainloads of troops atlon will have There been from here to President by agreement between Generals Troops commanded by General Pablo Gonrales and Alvaro ot the the two chiefs of the new revolu and the program of the States government recognition will be conditioned will be Two factors are necessary to solve Mexico's problems of external particularly with the United and of Internal demands for a Demo of and have deserted and have according to rho of Ci who the forces In indicate movement In thla stato era tic from the to make a stand here at tyrannical and dictatorial abuses of of sent here Carranza regime with United States ill not bo difficult Nor will re quests of tho United States of cos fictions depends upon patriotism of General and General Both haio ar- Tho TI ar- hrn did not fire n saluto upon port but com- May II i In gaining tho support of the gation Governor won i sweeping over Mayor William t of Chicago secured deft it of a rr DEFERS DECISION ON Pending decision in the ro Judge morn ng deferred action on nwl nts for to sell liquor John II of le of tow n nd H -i SAYS WOOD CROWD HAD LITTLE Rev. Roundtree Claims Colored Voters Were Not Bought Primary tno charge that negro iuro purchased in tho last impugn for General Wood tho Rev. U I Slid todav Ho ch irgo that General Wood's bought of in thi rwi km is preposterous and Woods that i im to a l ts running on tna ticket for largo and wii all f v t UP among tho colored ers u ri opportunity to -i I fant 13 General ono nrc and ity to establish order admiration of to V Pnt counter to r irrin spurious sng HIP w ir with and out the This happened Just after thp HP thP of in Circles ot tho new General x respect for the I of i He has travelled n with out w ir fi anu manias from 1 Hm Oklahoma 3i_ihc outfits 11 th u tn suges so hi i K 4e- ronors that President s m i stand after thro thg lines or of both countries and of Ever camo I camo into ho Ins at ks and So blli r they the i 6itt 1'ArtUroent Poth were was de- n tho Carranza went on both lils riends His attitude m a a to 55, one tcd ln d Nell of and DEMOCRATS REJECT PLANK Uy purchase had Ihr s ff it J don t believe money in have Jll 1 ing tho national administration ami Coring tho nvo t Senators from for ratification Illinois a will he and and Mrs Mrs. Stella tho In will guests at the HaJl nt c f oiu 1 were V J tho National tn to havo one The named four men four tl i Two of vi 4 4? thf Committee on The HarrNon of former P Anton pf uio 1 today by the si in I i on 1i in to the vi jn in all contests yt h irm 1917, ORDERED NAVY TO IGNORE RISK AGAIN SHOWS OP SIMS tho ln II Wilsons war on ami cent. or per or 257 per 3 or 817 per PROFIT DAY IN TIMES TODAY to by tho Retail D vision the Chamber of win present to tho people of suburban towns and rural a- to strike i merchandise of Thousands suburban visit Trenton IB ex- attracted by tho by today that this be tho retail trado in thc history of Trenton the Rood Tho named by Mr. Hard for success and the merchants Division ton will the 2 to V who today's Times as their buying reading the for bargain IN WASHINGTON B May K thit the production iff h vs caught up with and is now exceeding th which fore has drawn Its supply land nml now bo- Jng inundated with Pennsylvania whisky and result of this com- market Is assuming a tone Ten ago cording to those touch tho around per The for- and thus aft milk tjo his on State wearing ono and whito the Of party for financing the Ro- j i. U j i will be mado ana public bv n sot for s i ni i w ST i J the had for now V ton UK -t in t ft c a t n is f T of Admiralty made tf bv up May n T duPont Is rounding i for tho election of- a n started the corruption to rolling fho s i s J ilJ f l ni It to British of tit I not slop to HnN 11 a I Lll I wll win by the of method when you circumspection and prudence J that there are willing ears to in the hear the American the American because that is and v anil urged on for ssix In- the i v MM for such have to with that tho Is T of Senator resolution for an investigation of funds and from ihe committee AVe i in 1 11 and come a new tradition into 34 the of service which doss not do new and mc audacious and successful also his with be- InK made to crushing the sub- m mne the H had n del tvc I tV Brt Admiral to was Jie Tho su f objection that the Senate proposed amounted never had President miles
