Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-06-06

I on a downward path. He reiterated
his previous statements about the un-
fitness of shows.
As an illustration against them he
SAID stranger comes into the city.
He looks up places of amusement and
finds cabaret show, being attracted
by music and singing, which the COM
missioner said could usually be heard
for blocks. He ventures in and sits
at table to listen. In little time a
waiter comes over and asks him what
he wants. He orders lemonade
| When it is served people about him
laugh and he Is ridiculed into taking
something stronger, and thereby be-
gins the work of the amusement place
In sending another young man or
woman on a downward path. In con-
clusfon Mr., BOehm said drinking
places ought to make a living with
out such shows.
Mr.. Boehm voted against granting
show privileges to Mr.. Ernst and Mr.
Flynn. Commissioners Hansen. Cal
! lagher and Seaman voted for them
No other applications for cabaret
privileges were before the board,
consequently 1t is believed by Mr.
Boehm that two shows will be con-
Quoted Illegally tonight.
The following transfers were
granted: John S. Taylor, Packer
House hotel lice25e, to the Packer
House Hotel Co., unanimously; V. f.
Ramaszetter, saloon at 434 High
street, to Joseph Vozar, to / Ben
jamin Wander, saloon at 62 Wash
| ington street, to A. J. Kreudl, to /;
Antoine Gregorewski, saloon at 39S
New Brunswick, saloon at 398 New
Brunswick avenue, to Walsehak
brothers, unanimously; Hyman Kan
tor, Hotel Hobart license at 284-286
( Hobart street, to Dennis J. Flynn, 8
to |; Sol. Benhamu, American hotel
license at 139 Smith street, to Joseph
j. Kelley, unanimously John Bogdan
saloon at 728 Cortlandt street, to
John Liposky, 3 to /.
Mr.. Boehm's reason for voting in
| favor of the transfers to Walschack
| brothers and Joseph j. Kelley, was
/ that the men to whom the licenses
were being transferred, were highly
respected, in his opinion.
Renewals of saloon licenses were
/ granted as follows: Patrick Rocks.
| 81 Smith street; John Skrocki 625
DidLS SiI ttls MIN lOos Dbl tl, OOO OMItD
street; Joseph Laskowski, 683 State
street; George Kozuskoa 631 Gather
inc street; andre Zboyan, 765 State
street; John Jacko, 368 Fayette
street; Henry Slater, 216 New Rruns-
wick avenue; Gabriel Balassa, 299
Smith street; William Keuhne, sol
Smith street. The hotel renewals
granted were those of Jacob Wurgler,
Amboy avenue; Joseph J. Kelley, 139
Smith street, and Frank Guile, 29S
Market street. Ed. j. Dalton received
a renewal OF his bottling license for
239 Washington street. All of the
renewal applications were acted up
on collectively and granted by vote
of to l.
An application Of Sigmund Mailer
for the license of Lazarus Isenberg in
the Amboy hotel at Smith street,
was withdrawn upon request of the
applicant,
Permits to conduct cabaret shows
are granted for no specific terms, but
continue valid so long as the shows
are conducted in a decent manner in
the eyes OF the excise commissioners,
according to Mr., Gallagher and Pres
ident Hansen. The former made
this plain just before voting on the
applications. He said the permits
could be revoked by the excise board
at any time they saw fit. Mr.. Han
sen cOnCurred with him.