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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
WARMER WEATHER COMING.
Promised for sunday NiGht or NON
day by weather Burcau.

WASHINGTON, FEB, j., -- A warm
wave. following closely ON the heels u.
bitter weather at the oni " the week.
win oycrsrrchl the Middle Atlantic, New
England. Lake AMI ohio Valley states
carly ncAt week the Weather Bureau
recast to-day
"a pNauEo TO warmer weather will set
Nu u the Lake region and Ohio Valley
Saturday" uys the forecast, "oontlnu-
.u- Suua,t When thawing weather may
boo expected aamcNha, warmer weather
VIII ovvI"'od thc Middle Atlantic ana
Ncw England states sunday uight or
Monday and t.n temperature will pass
above frrozme Monday, possibly sun
day afternoon,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
POLISH LEGION IN REVOLT AGAINST THE BOLSl

nrams received iu Copenhagen from
licrlip report tho situation as un-
rrangcd, says an Excnauro Tcie-
graph despatch from the Danish
capital
The Bcriincr Tarobiatt reports
that 'r' police seized tho Trad
Union nuiding In Berlin and ar
rested Deputy kocrstcn and other
leaders.
Estimates Of the number OF s'rik-
ers In tho empire vary from 900 600
TO 100000 men and women. Tho
state Of siege that has been pro-
claimed In Hamburg, together with
Altona and Wandsbeck. It's suburbs,
has now been extended to the great
port OF Bremen and to Hemelingen,
nearby town.
The NOrddeutscho Allgcmeine Icl-
tung says that the shipyard hands at
Dantzic struck on Tuesday The
strike began In the Schiohau yard
and the strikers were Joined by 1000
workers in tho Government yards. Tip
10 Wednesday the workers In the
arms and artillery plants at Dantzic
had remained at work.
The general commanding tho Lelp-
zig distric: has posted placards In
that city threatening to send all the
strikers to tho fighting front.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
AMERICANS IN BELGIUM
KEPT THERE BY GERMANS
Five Remaining Citizens of u. S.
Refused Right to Enter Holland
Since Jan. 70.

WASHINGTON. Feb, THE five re-
been denied the rich, 10 enter Holland
since Jan. 49, tho Spanish Minister at
Brussels has Informed our Minister at
Tnr hlguo. state Department de-
-pstch,s said TODAY,
This government does not understand
why the Germans have imposed this re-
suuctiun unless II ~ In retaliation for
the TACT that Germans are not permit
tod % '..yc thr United States.
Tho American Government does not
know who the five Americans are.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
POLES IN REVOLT
AGAINST LEN|NE;;
CIVIL WAR BEGINS
Hard Fighting Reported at
MinSk-CrimeanS Declare
a Separate Republic.

LONDON. Fob. l. - News has
reached Klcv from Minsk that tho
Polish Legion has declared war
against tho Bolshcviki, Reuter-
despatch from Petrograd snys. A
similar report was sont by tho Pet
Tograd correspondent Of the Ell
change Telegraph Company. who
says the Bolshcyikl have attacked a
Polish division under Gen Ottapo-
witch. Heavy nghting occurred. Tho
Polish commander In chief tele-
graphcd the commander on the west
crn front that a state Of war existed
between tho Polish Army and the
Bolshcvikl.
In tho ancient Tartar capital OF
Bakhtchisarai cprcscntatives OF the
Crlmean Tnrtars have held Con-
stliucnt Assembly and issued dec
laration OF the establishment OF an
autonomous Crlmcan republic. An
epidemic has broken out In Crimca.
Both the German and Russian
armies contain divisions made up 80
Poles The Germans had organized "A
Polish legion. but II was disbandcd
several months ago To mako way for
Polish national army. Minsk Is be-
hind the Russian lines. which would
indicate that the Poles In tho Russian
Army have rcvoltcd against the Boil
shcvikL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
German Papers Say noIrheviki
Hender Army Helpless.

ROTTERDAM. Feb. 1.-The bol-
shevik agitation In Germany IS rem
dering our army dofenselcss and
producing anarchy according TO the
Russian pattern, with It's accom-
pdnylng symptoms OF terrorism de-
clared the newspaper Nachrichtcn OF
Dusseldorf. copies OF which were re-
ceived here to-day. "Agitators and
wire puliers are preparing the strike.
we know II will Increase the obstin-
aey OF the Bolshcyik peace dele
gates"
The Cologne Volks Zeitung says:
The Social Democratic Party be-
licves the time has come TO translate
into action a programme concluding
peace. satisfying It's political de-
mands IL these folk wish 20 gain tho
title OF Organizers of Germany De
feat lot them continue. Then. on
Uermany's tombstone, write Not
conquered by enemies: deserted by
friends
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
16-YEAR COKyICT'S STORY
TOUCHES CONGUESSMEr
lndorSing Prison Labor on W.
supplies, Ex-Bandit Describes
Horrors of Solitary"

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1-Edwa
Morrell. who told the House Lab,
Committee he had been for sixteen
cars a convict in solitary
confinement In San Quentin Prison
dungeon, and once was held In a
straight jacket for l06 consecutive hours.
all for holding w., Southern Pacific
trains, testified to-day In support OF
the Bocher bill 10 employ convict labor
In production of war supplies.
Morrelrs account Of how the penlten-
tiary officials tried to break" him
aroused interest and sympathy among
the committeeman. While in San ouen-
tin, he said, he learned sixteen prison
trades" including how to open safes
and pick pockets.
Morrell told the committee 200, 900
prisoners were available to labor in the
production OF war supplies
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LUDENDORFF DENIES
He IS DELAYING PEACE
His Statement Is Authorized After
4 Conference Between Him
and Hindenburg.

AMSTERDAM. Fob. i-Quarter.
master Gen Ludendorff OF the German
armies denies that he and Field Marshal
lIlndcnburg are delaying peace. the
German newspaper TaglisChe Rund-
schau asserted to-day
The statement was made after a CON
ference between LudenGolff and Hin
dcnburg and was made public by Dep
uty Schlltteubauer in the Bavarian
diot
Does any sensible man" Ludc ndorff
les quoted as saying. believe we two
would bear such a gigantic responsible
lty % da longer than the safety OF the
people and vital interest OF the Empire
demand
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
Gcrmans Disturbed by Double Dele
untIon from Ikrninia,

AMSTERDAM. Feb. /. - Foreign
Minister Kuchlmann OF Germany dc
clarcd before the Breat-Litovsk peace
conference that inasmuch as two del
cgations claimed to represent Ukrai-
MIA. representatives. OF the Central
Powers would have to examine both
carefully.
lie added that tho question Of tho
status OF Russian Foreign Minister
Trotzky would be decided when the
hght between the jolsncyiki and the
Ukrainians is ended.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
soldiers In I, =. Way Vote In Con-
gressionai Election.

ALBANY, Feb- l-Solditls nnd saII-
rrs who arc residents OF this state
but now in training camps in the
East and reside In the districts con-
cerned ,~lI be allowed to vote In the
special election of March .. when
congressman will be elected from the
seventh, Eighth. Twenty-firsl and
twenty Congressional Dis
tr,cts, Secretary OF state Hugo an
uouaccd to-day soldiers abroad Will
he unable to vote. owing 90 the short
me before the election.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
WOMAN HEADS STATE BUREAU
Anna u. BOochever TO Direct Noca-
tIonaI Placement work.

Albany. Feb. Anna L. Booche-
vcr. assistant superintendent Of the
state Bureau OF Employment, has been
named TO direct state vocational place
ment work This IS a now bureau
opened by the agency. and aims at plae-
ing young men and women Just leaving
school to enter business In the rlgh.
kinl OF q positlon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
ATTEMPTED GERMAN RAID
REPULSED BY THE BRITISH
London War Office Announces
Capture Of PrisonerS-Hostile
Artillery Is Active.

LONDON. Feb. IA raid at
tempted by the enemy last night west
Of ArleuH- en- Gohelle was successfully
repulsed." says to-dnys War once
statement. we captured few Sris-
oners
"Thc hostile artillery showed some
activity during the night IN the neigh
borhood of Gouzeaucourt ana Lens"
PARIS, Feb. l.--French troops last
night made raids on the German lines
IN the vicinity OF Nicuport, Belgium.
and IN the Rheims sector a number OF
prisoners and one machine gun were
captured. tho War Office announced
To-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
NINE DEAD IN TWO WRECKS.
Runaway FreiGhts Cause Both
ERtRl GOIllsIOns.

POTTSVILl.E, Pa. Feb, Three men
we're killed and seven others probably
fatally injured at ST. clair, early to-day
when runaway freight on the Penn
sylyanla Railway crashed into another
erelght The runaway dashed down
Fracl,yille Mountain on the Sunbury di-
vision.
HELLINGHAM wash, Feb, i--Sx
persons are dead and two others prob
ably fatally injured as the result Of a
runaway frCiEht crashing into a Great
Northern passenger train at Cedro We'll
At
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
200 BURNED TO DEATH
IN FACTORY IN RUSSIA
Carolsers Trapped in Cellar Of Al.
,ghol Plant ana Fumes Are Ex-
ploied by Candle

pETROGRAD. Feb. 1.-Two hundred
rors1ns pcrishcd lu hre Yesterday in
sr alcohol factory ~ Noyo Nrchnnkclsty.
= crowd of gatousors broke into the 'ac-
IVY AMI became trapped in the ccllar
someone lighted O candle and the aloohor
iImes exploded.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
GociaIist Dran obstructors GO ts jail
for Year.

CLEVELAND O., FEB, &c. /. Ru-
thcnburg, former Socialist candidate
for Mayor Of cleveland; Alfred Wag-
enNnecht, State Secretary, ana Charles
Bake, state Organizer of the Soo.al-
list party, convicted In Federal Court
Of hamportng the army draft law.
were taken to Canton, O., to-day to
serve one-ycar sentence i'm the
NOrkhousc.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
American Flyer KIned In England.

LONDON, Feb l---ROy q IaTVcr, u
puug American cadet attached 20 the
loyal tIylug Corps, has diod in hos
.r.al Of injuries according to the Cen
i.lI News lie was hurt I'm "a fan Of
rf England
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
Daniels Comments Receiving ship
Fireman for Bravery.

WNNHINGTON, TOb I--SEcFttary
Daniels to- day commended Fireman
John p Smith of receiving ship at
Norfolk Va. for bravery in rescuing a
shipmate from drowning Jan. IL,
smiths home is at University Park,
Denver, Col
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01

Pcnnsylvanla Svstem.-TWclve months
gross earnings Increased S5o,3S ,32S net
after tax decreased S20,449 SS3; surplus,
S31ll2 ,003; decrease. I3,O25,5Al,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
NEM YoRk coTroM EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO CORN MARKET.
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

Stand1rd OF Company OF NeW loTk-
Rrgullr quarterly dividend OF 81 a share
payable March Is to stock record
Feb. 81.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01

81. Paul System-Twelve months
gross earnings increased S3,l29.5 5l2; net
after tax. 2O26 026; decrease. '9,33s,
i92.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01

Industrial Alcohol Company-Quar-
terly dividend Of 81 share on common
stock payable March IS to stock record
Feb. %
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01

Consolidated Gas Company-Regular
quarterly dividend OF Ia per cent. pay
able March 10 to stock record Feb. s.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
Generhl Nntc

General Motors Corporation - Five
months undivided profits to Dee. 81
$4,000, 900; Increase, S3,76l.Ol6. or 335
per cent
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-02-01
Special Friday and Saturday, February Ist and IN

MILK CHOCOLATE WE'RE
MAHASl 1INO CHERRIES - Bi
Red, Ripe Cherries, laden with la,
clOus Juice, are first plunged In d,
liclUus Fondant Cream aud lavish
covered with our wOrld- an
famous rremiGm Milk 44(
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-11
Railroad Employees Hold Open
House at Y. N. C. A. Last Night

The employees of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad held open house at the Y. NJ.
C. a. last night. The affair was under
the auspices of the industrial depart
ment of the Y. NJ. G. A. and athletic
events were the main features of the
evening.
The tug-of-war between the fire.
men and engineers was won by the
lremen after a gruelling tussle.
The big feature was q nine inning
indoor baseball game between teams
of trainnlen n engineers. The train
men won by the score OF 1916.
There was also a basketball game
between teams of trainmen and round
house men which the former won.
10-1.
The followers of bowling enjoyed
themselves on the bowling alleys and
the teams of the various departments
We'd for first honors. The cue artists
were also busy at billiards and pool.
Those who were nautically inclined
splashed their way through numerous
swimming events and diving contests.
A special musical program was ar
ranged by F.. NJ. Foye and he was ably
assisted by Richard Hermsdorf on h
violin. The lovers of good music gath
cred around the piano and had a
splendid sing and Miss Seaman and
Harry Nelson rendered several vocal
solos. The evening came to an n
when all the employees Joined In sing
ing the Star Spangied aBnner."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-11
Man Injured and a Car Damaged
In Auto Accident Yesterday

Two automobile accidents took
place in this city yesterday afternoon.
In one case q man was rather badly
shaken up and In the other q a was
considerably damaged.
Alfred b. johnson, OF Tottenville,
driving his automobile on State
street. was Just turning into Market
street when a man whose name has
not beer learned came along on a
bicycle and ran into the automobile.
striking the car in the middle before
Johnson could stop 1t. The man on
the bicycle was knocked down and
run over and badly cut and bruised.
He was carried to the office OF DIR.
Frank Henry where he was given
medical attendance after which he
was allowed to go home. The bicycle
was smashed.
About 1 o'clock yesterday after
noon a touring car In charge OF army
officers and a wholesale grocery truck
we're in collision at Amboy avenue
and Washington street. Both cars
were damaged and the traffic sign at
this point was demolished. No one
was injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-11
univ So Aui0 Licenses for 1919
Have Been Issued BY Glblan

Only t~hirty-eight automobile u
censes have been issued by Max GID
ian. the local agent of the automobile
commissioner. to date.
In view of the fact h a last year
some seven or eight thousand ems
we're granted, Sir. Gi:.an urges the
auto owners to call at the Perth AM
boy Garage Company's display rooms
in Madison avenue n obtain their
licenses and in his way avoid the
grand rush on the last days Of b
month and the disappointment which
may follow il there are not enough
number cards to hll the demand.
People should realize" says Mr.
Gibian, 'how necessary IL is for them
to obtain these licenses by the first or
January: they cannot run the cars un-
less they display the 1919 tag. the
practice of former years, when q rev
DAYS of grace was allowed after the
first of the year on which ars couIc
be operated with the old tags. has been
discontinued"
The order previously published TO
the effect that alien enemies could not
obtain either a drivers or a car IL
cense. has been recalled. A new order
issued allows an alien enemy to obtain
a car license but not a drivers license.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-11
JUSTICE BERGEN SAYS SUNDAY
MOVIE SHOWS ARE ILIEGkLI

session OF some part OF the facts so
that / can speak TO you intelligently
on that question.
The matter has not been overlook
ed but because OF its Importance and
the difficulty OF ascertaining who
ought to be summoned as witnesses.
the Court is not yet in possession of
sufficient facts to properly charge
you. and I will be here ne Monday
Tor that purpose at ten o'clock"
The membership OF the grand jury
is composed as follows:
Perth Amboy. Joh +. Reilley. Jr-
MAIDS Dinesen, Richard A. Bolger.
Merritt McAlinden. Adolph Green
baum. Sol Rubenstenn, Henry Goch,
Sr.
New Brunswick, L. Leon Lobiein.
foreman of the jury; Charles 4.
Schneck, Frank Schlessinger, william
X. Reed. James J.. Hughes, Jr., George
+. Baier.
Middiesex Borough, August Smith.
w. Edward smith.
South River, August Nuss, Marcus
s. Wright, Arthur Levy.
Highland Park. Anthony ]. Geb-
hardt. North Brunswick townships
james H. Curran, Monroe
township: c. A. Suits. South Amboy;
Thomas G.. Gelslnon; Mctuchen, Wash
ington Wilson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-11
ARRESTED
FOR ROBBER|ES
Boys Held on Charge of En-
tering Jewelry Store Man
Gets go Days for Theft

Three arrests were made by the po-
lice yesterday afternoon and last night
On charges hat those arrested ~ 4
robbed houses and stores In TINS
city and with the arrests the police
ore certain that the many robbories
that have occurred here fov the past
few months will cease
While R~ourdsman William Calvin
was walking up Smith street last
night he discovered two small boys
asleep in a hallway near the Grand
theatre. He awakened them and
they said they were afraid to so home
as they had robbed the store of Aaron
kaufman, a jeweler of 332 State
street. the night before.
Calvin searched the boys, who gave
their names as Alexander Wass!l.
aged ten, of 656 Catherine street. and
Michael Kudick, aged fourteen. of
SCI Catherine street and found that
they each had a revolver. fully loaded,
In their pockets.
The boys told the roundsman that
they had forced an entrance to the
Kaufman store in the rear Of the place
and that they had stolen a great deal
OF goods.
Calvin, assisted by Patrolman Gay
dos. took the boys to their homes.
where the officers recovered six revolt
vers, a gold watch, three watch
mains, q WatCn TOD, SeNeldl DfdCe-
lets and many other trinkots besides a
sum Of money.
The boys were then taken to po-
lice headquarters where they were
locked up until this morning. when
they were arraigned before Recorder
Pickersglll, who held them for tho
juvenile court at New Brunswick on
Friday.
The loot which was recovered by
Roundsman Calvin and Patrolman
Gaydos. Is at police headquarters n
Calvin and Gaydos today are at work
making further Investigations along
this line as they are certain that these
boys and some more companions have
committed other robberies in this
city and they expect to make more
arrests and o considerable more
loot.
Traffic Officer John Durham caught
a man who ave his name as John
CasSll. 10 home. in the act of steal
ing q fur from the store of s. Fine
in state street yesterday afternoon.
He arrested Carroll and when the
prisoner was arraigned befoer Recor-
der Pickersgin this morning he plead
ed guilty and said 10 a been drink
ing. He was fined $50 and when he
could not pay 1t was sentenced to
ninety days In the county workhouse
at New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-11
Corrections In Budget Figures

The city budget for 1919. as pub
lished in the EVENING NEWS yes
terday has seen a number of changes
since It's first completion and submits
sion to the Board OF Aldermen. Cor
rected figures show that where the
total anticipated miscellaneous reve-
nue. were given as $420,8ss.s5 In
yesterdays report, the correct figure
is SAT-, S8S.65. Thus two other fig
ures as given yesterday are changed.
the amount to be raised by taxes being
$436,042.64. and the total anticipated
revenues. $~893.931.29.
The total proposed appropriations,
except the water department and &C
count as against S559.21S.42, for 1913.
according to the corrected figures,
while the $~16.9sS.65 water sinking
fund amortization, listed yesterday
under the proposed appropriated one.
is shifted to the water department
budget. making the total proposed APP
preparation for local use s~93.931.29, as
against ~$576,207.07 for 1918.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-11
PERSONALS

Francis Hughes. of State street. who
has been in the S. A. L. c., at Cornell
University, has returned to his home
he will remain until the formal
courses start at the university in jan
uary.
Sergeant A. NJ. SacaTny. of Camp
Dix, has received his honorable dis
charge and is at the home of his par
ents at 357 Oak street.
Recorder Harold Il. Pickersgill. of
LOWS street. was a New York visitor
yesterday.
Dave Mandel. OF Princeton Univer-
sity, Is spending three days vacation
with his parents in New street.
Mrs. +. F. Hughes and family, of
State street. spent Sunday with her
brother, H. j. Hughes. of New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-11
v. M. q. A. AUXILIARY.

The Woman's Auxiliary to the \. NJ
c. A., will hold their December meet
ing Thursday at $3.50 p. IN. in the y
NJ. c. A. building in Jefferson street
Tho committee in charge have ar
ranged 4 short program and retreSh-
ments.
This ladies who have charge OF the
December meeting are Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Andrews and Mrs. d. F. DIM
stead. chairmen. assisted by Mrs. "lt-
noy oliver. Mrs. Fred Cox, Mrs. \: e
CLARK Mrs. l.. CIevenger, Mrs Dillon
Mrs. Theodore Degenring. Mrs. t1th-
ian. Mrs. George Hancy. Mrs. N.
Jones. Mrs. Macan. Mrs.
Mrs M.thiasen. Mrs. I. X. Robbins,
Mrs. Parker Runyon. Mrs. George
T,vrrefl aad Miss Margaret Van Dusen.
An women interested in the asso-
citation are cordially invited TO De
present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-11
4 RIRTHDAY Il

A birthday party was tendered
Clinton ogden, of 100 Brighton ave-
nue., ut his home recently by MS WIG.
a yery pleasant evening was spent In
dancing and general amusement. he
freshments were served at about IL
o'clock.
Among those present were the
Misses Ruth Larsen, Helen walker
and Claire Coll. Mrs. Martha Barto-
six, Mrs. Anna Kelly, Mrs. n. Coll
Mr.. and Mrs. Bansbark. Messrs.
Charles Dewey. Jack deHamm N
Dudley Ogden. of this city; Simoesen
OF the L. =. Navy, Misses Grace n
Sne TayIor. Mae shenlan, of White
plains. N. Y; Mrs. William Mckin-
sic, ef Nsnaieck. n. Y, and Miss
Blanche ANDERSON and Sergeant
William Grouse, OF Matawan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-11
woNaN,s CLUB PROGRAM

A meeting of the literature depart
ment of the woman's Club was held
at the home Of Mrs. Marshall Stew
art recently. About eighteen mem
bers of the club attended. The sub
ject of the afternoon was "Romania.
Mrs. Stewart was chairman of the at
ernoon.
The next meeting win be held at
the home of Mrs. Mortimer Brown.
212 Rector street. Mrs. Fred Cox
win be chairman of the afternoon.
The subject under discussion will be
Serbia"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-11
Enthusiastic Reception for
ROunanian King on Return

81 a SSOCfdTfW FTsSH.
LONDON, Dec. IL british wire
less service):-King Ferdinand and
Queen Marie of Roumania were re-
celyed enthusiastically when they
made their official entry into Bucha-
rest. according to advices reaching
London. The Roumanian rulers were
received by General Berthelot of the
French army and by British officers.
Many residents of bucharest.
which had been deserted in Novem-
Der. 1916. for Jaffe as the seat of the
Roumanian government. rushed into
the streets to shake hands with the
returning king and queen. Children
strewed flowers In their path.
Later In the day the king n
queen reviewed the troops In the
capital and In the evening attended
a state banquet at which French and
British officers were present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-11

At the regular meeting of the
Daughters of Isabella last Lslt the
following officers we're elected for The
year of 1919: Reelected grand regent.
Mrs. II. +. White; vice regent Mrs. j..
w. Kelly; prophecies, Miss Mae Mur-
ray: financial secretary. Miss Agnes
Donovan. Newly elected: Historian,
Miss Margarete Mulligan: treasurer.
Miss Agnes Mcclure; monitor, Miss
Catherine O'Brien: sentinel. Miss Vi
ola Steffener; ~organist. Miss Catherine
Mcnamara. Trustees reelected for
another year: Mrs. O'Hara and Mrs.
i. paVese.