Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11

With the arrest of one more man
in the vice cleanup here it Is believed
that the two county and city detec-
tives conducting the raid here have
taken into custody about all of those
suspected of having been connected
with this case. 1t was learned yes
terday afternoon that four of the
men for whom capiases were issued,
realizing their part in the matter,
made good their escape before De-
tectives William Fitzpatrick or John
Murray could lay hands on them.
Although these four men have
made their getaway from this city,
the fact that they left without any
good reason is taken by the detec-
tives to indicate their guilt or they
having played some part in this par
ticular crime which was recently un-
covered. Efforts will be made to
trace these men and If their where
abouts is learned more. arrests are
likely as the orders received from
County Prosecutor Joseph E. Strick-
err in this case were to ego the limit
in cleaning up the vice wave which
was securing such a firm hold in this
city. s-.. ri
Yesterday afternoon George Ander-
son, of Hanson avenue, was arrested
by Detectives Fitzpatrick and Murray
while he was at work in the Detinning
Works, Anderson was lodged in the To-
cal Jail and taken to New Brunswick
this morning.
After being brought to New Bruins
wick by Detective Fitzpatrick this
morning Andersen was released in the
custody of his counsel Thomas Hanson
Anderson will be given a chance to
plea before Judge Daily tomorrow TO a
grave charge preferred by the Sabc
girl who was taken to the Clinton re-
formatory today.
Frank Magyar, saloonkeeper ol
rs Buckingham avenue, who was ar
rested on a charge of perjury in this
case, was released from the county
jail upon the placing of $4,000 bai
yesterday afternoon.
Helen Leidel, of Chrome, julie
Szanto, of Fords, and May Evagen, OF
this city, all fourteen years of age
were taken from New Brunswick tt
the House of the Good Shepherd, al
Newark yesterday afternoon by War
den William Goodwin and his wife
Home by Judge Daily after he had
heard their stories on Tuesday of this
week.
Julia Sabo, of Fords, seventeen
years old, who pleaded guilty to si1
indictments, was taken to the Reform
atory at Clinton today by Mr.. and Mrs
Goodwin.
Two of the girls are still being helt
in 5ail they being, Helen Magraw, o,
Keasbey, and Helen Anderson, of this
city, the former nineteen and the lat
ter fourteen years old.
Sentence was deferred by Judg'
DAILY Tuesday morning in the case o
the Anderson girl and Helen Nc
Graw pleaded not guilty to all fou
indictments, charging her with aid
ing and abetting. Her bond wa
fixed at $4,000, which she could no
furnish.
AS it is known that Judge Pete
r. DAILY, before whom the principals
in this case will come up for trial, il
unusually severe in his disp osition o
sentences of cases of this sort, pres
ent appearances are that prison sen
tences will be imposed upon some o
the accused men. The detectives wht
wove the net which encircled the al
legged guilty parties declare they hav'
secured sufficient evidence for Prose
cutor Stricken to convict those VIII,
have been arrested.
1t is not known when these case
will come up for trial. but 1t Is ex
pected that matters will be rushed
as much as possible in order to maxi
those involved in this crime exam
pies of what the law will do to thos
found guilty of being implicated Il
crimes of this sort.