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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

NOVA KLESKA ROSYJ-
SKIcH

Londyn, 20. sierpnia. - Koza'
cy pod generaiem Kamontowem,
kt6remu udaIo sic przedrzet
przez otaczajaca go arnie bolsze'
wicka, zadali jej kleske, biorac dc
niewoli $4,000 lo4nierzy. Procz
tego Kamontow rozpedzil W po-
p3ochu 10000 zmobilizowanyct
lecz ME wytwicznych jeszcze re,
krut6w bolszewickich.
Ma strone Kamonotowa Pre-
szedi jeden caiy punk bolszewic.
ID z 20 oficerami. Organizuje or
GAIA dywizye zlozona z dawniej'
szych bolszewickich zoinierzy
Pc ewakuowaniu Tombowa, po-
suwa sic on obecnie W kierunku
p6}nocno = zachodnim ma Kozlow
Postepy genera1a Denikina M
pofudniowo : rosyjskim froncie
trwaja W dalszyTn ciagu. Znajdu'
je sic on obecnie juz tylko o II
mil Cd Kijowa i tylko dwunasto'
milowa. przestrzeh dzieli armis
jego Cd wejscia W kontakt z woj'
skami Petlury. Gdy to nastapi
GAIA bolszewicka armia na pohud'
niu znajdzie sic w puaapce.
Archangielsk, 20! sierpnia. -
Wskutek eksplozyi amunieyi, "a
tonas na wodach rosyjskich moni
tor ~,,Glowworm", PREY ezem 2C
ludzi zginelo. Procz tego 4(
znajduje sic na liseie zaginio'
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

wszystkie narodowosci | rasy, repre-
zentowane W Chicago. Trwat ona be-
die diva t~ygodnie, %poniewaz bramy
jej zamkniete beda z dniem lam
w~rzesnia. Polacy, TAX jak i inne wy
bitniejsze narodowoSci, obchodztc
beda ma tel wystawie swoj dzien -
,,Dzien Polski", W ktorym oko Po-'
laka raczyc sic bedzie widokiem te'
90, ma co Wychodztwo nasze W kra,
ju lynn sic zdobyio. w dniu tym Po-
lacy wystapit winni lava i zapelniac
obszerne Coliseum Pc brzegi ca
{y dzien. Bilety sprzedawane So ma
to Wystawe, ma plebaniach, W blu
rach r6znych polskich organizacy-
ach, skladach, aptekach, W biurzt
Macierzy Polskiej, oraz W biurach
Pism miejscowych, miedzy innymi "
Dzienniku Chicagoskim.
n - u
2-letnia Helena Guza, ktorej ro'
dzice Fam. pnr. 2115 Greenwood
ave., uprzyjemniala sobie czas W ten
sposob, re wziawszy pudeiko zapa-
lex, zapalala jedna pc drugiej. Me
zdajac sobie sprawy z niebezpdeczef
silva, a zostawiona bedac bez opie-
XII, pozwolila jednej z zapalonych "a
paIek pase ma s%ukienke, ktora pho,
mie6 obja& W mgnieniu Okla a MIN
zdolano przyjst jej z pomoca. dhe'
weczka poparzona zostala bardzo 20
waznie.
w prsyszla niedziele parafia sw
stanis}awa B. NJ, W Cragin, urzadza
ola syn6w tel d~zielnicy, ktorzy po-
wrocili z Francyi. uroczyste przyje,
Gle, ktore odbedzie sic W sail para
f~ialnej. Pc wieczerzy oddany bedzie
udatny programme z 11tu numeroW'
dobrze %dobranych, a in~teresujaco
z,o4onych, do ktorego naletyteso
przygotowania JUL cd diuzszego CA,
SUI czynione byly zabiegi. Bedzie to
dla dzielnicy tel swietem 1 wybiera
! sic nan - Gala tamtejsza kolonia'
chcac weteranom udowodnit. re bliz,
cy So oni jej sercu.
w ~bieiacym tygodniu odbywala
sic doroczne rekolekcye ola Brace
70 Zgromadzenie 90. Z~martwych'
wstahcow, ktorych udziela K. Joze'
Tarasiuk c. R., W Domu Nowicyatu
W Cragin.
|. - q
Alexander Winiewski, Fam. pnr
1857 Augusta ul., Jest zatrudnion,
przez linie kolejows Chicago, MIL
waukee 1 st. Paul. a miejsce jegt
piracy SO podworza tejte, Enatdujsce
sic PREY ulicy Grand. Wczesnym ran
klein ~najechany on zostai przez pc
dzaca locomotive, torami, o pare CO
II oddalonymi cd bramy PREY ktore.
sic znajdowai: ME majac %sposobno'
Sci z powodu braku czasu umknat
ma czasie, costa, przez maszyns
przycisniety do bramy 1 poraniony'
Pierwszei pomocy udsielil Winiew-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29
2 WINNIPEG, KANADA.

Husar Alexander q G~alicyi), 70.
naty, skazany ma rok wiezienia. "a
udzial W rabunku, poderznal sobie
,eardlo podczas poslugi W kuchhi
wieziennej. Pred dokonaniem samo
b6istwa biadal mad losem zony /
dzieci, kt6re pozostawii W kraju. Wy
tezdzajac pred wojna "a zarobkieM
do Kanady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

po mia do Milwaukee. gdzie ia spot
kali i reszte podr6zy wspolnie z ia
milia odbyl. PAM Winkowska czu1o
sic Pc wakacyach wysmienicie.
PAM Anna Kuhr, zam. pm. 1924
N. Monticello ave., wyjechala ma
cztero-tygodniowe wakacye do New
Lisbon, Wis, igdzie podejmowana
bedzie przez pahstwo Lubbock.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29
NOTATM OSOBISTE.

Pant Helena Winkowska po spe-
dzeniu dlu4szych wakacyi z synkiem
swym W miasteczku Pulaski, Wis,
powrociia wczoraj do Chicago; pan
Andrzej Winkowski, MAJ, wyjechas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29
DAzENIA DO ZGODY
w CHINACH.

Paryz, 20. sierpnia. - chinska
delegacya pokojowa otrzymaaa z
Peinu depesze z doniesieniem,
re pomiedzy radiant pohocnych
i pofudniowyeh Chin tocza sic
rokowania, celem doprowadzenia
do zgody i porozumienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

Maryanna. 900 Sikorski Wojciech.
sos Starek Veronica. 604 Szymczak
Maryanna. sos sierra D. COS Siowik
Wladysiaw. 607 Sunk Adela. sos
Katarzyna. Gil Terliko-
wski F. 613 Trabczyhski Wincenty.
GA Trzaska Franciszek. 623 Zalo-
szczuk Mikolaj. 625 Zdancewicz L.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

NEPORTERA

w dniu w~czorajszym powrocil z
aziesieciodniowei podroSy zarzsdca
naszego Pisma, X. Franciszek Cor
don, Delegat zgromadzenia Xxx.
Zmartwychwstanc6w ma Stany 1ed-
noczone i Kanade. x. Franciszek
Gordon bawii dni pare " Nowym
Yorku, poczem udal sic do Buffalo.
oras do Kitchener, W Kapadzie.
gdzie spedzil pare dni W Kollegium
p. W. sw. Hieronima, prowadzonem
przez XXX. Zmartwyehwstahcow. Po-
wr6cil do Chicago W ezwartek, dnsa
2Sgo b. m.
90
Pan Wladyslaw Reymont, powie-
scio-pissrz, wyjechal w~czoraj o 60
dzinie 6smej wieczorem do Buffalo,
N. Y. Pc spedzeniu tamze kilku dni
wyjedzie dalej ma Wsch6d, zwiedza-
lac Wlkesbarre, Scranton, Pitts
burg i irne miejscowosei. Okolo
20go wrzesnia wsiadzie ma okret,
kt6ry go zawiezie z powrotem do
ojczyzny.
2 90
OBJ. Edward Kerstein, ktory q
chwila wybuchu wojny wstapii W
Szeregi woiskowe i udal sic do Fran
cyl, gdzie przeuywai IA miesiecy,
pe4niac sIu&bs W korpusie medycz-
nym, powr6cil do Chicago z powro-
tenn, otwierajac zaklad pogrzebowS
onr. 1905 N. Western ave.
Z uo
Ma gl6wnej poczcie W sr6dmiesciu
Enajduja sic listy Z Polski do poniiej
wymienionych, ktore MONA odebrac
"a zgioszeniem sic pod powyzszs
miejsee, w~ymieniajac swoje nazwi-
sko / numer, obok tegoz umieszczo-
ny. Mega sic zg8osic: sol Banacho-
wski w1adyslaw. 5o2 Basta Jan. sos
8oda Anna. 500 Butkiewicz VALE
va. SO Cetmedowski Antoni. 511
Cieloeha Adam. 513 Danczyk Fran.
$50 DRANK Barbara. 522 Dyrcz
wincenty. 52S Gorzkiewicz Albert.
$50 Halun Jan. $40 Joszczyk Jozef.
544 Kazanowicz Bronislsw. 546 XII
naIski Jozef. SAT Klockowski Fran
,iszek. $40 Kobylihski Tomass. 55s
Kowalski Piotr. 554 Kubisz Jozef.
555 Kuczak Wojciech. 556 Kukielka
Piotr. sos Lewartowski Edmund.
$50 Malinowski Franciszek. 564
MarkowskI Henryk. 567 Mazura
Franciszka. $50 Mikolajczyk stani-
slaw. ST. Musial wincenty. 572
Nowfcki R. STA Nowak F. 574 No
wax Jan. SIS olszowski Stan. SIS
Peniak Karol. SIT Piaseezka Jadwi-
ga. 5S1 Prorok Franciszek. $50
Ptak Anna. SIS Rejewski Alex. $50
Rojczkowsk Leon. $50 Sacharewica
Antoni. 591 Sadowska Paulina. 5s2
sandula Maryanna. 500 Siemiasko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

skiemu dr.. Holloway, poczem am
bulansem odwieziono go do fzpita-
la Washington Blvd, gdzie leka-
RE orzekli, re W wypadku zlamai xii
ka zeber.
q q n
W miasteczku Joliet, przytrzyma-
la wczoraj policya i umiesciia W wig
zieniu niejakiego Piotra Kobuzka,
lat %, ktory wykoleie usilowal po-
ciag p%ospieszny. linii Chicago / AL
ton, pomiedzy Joliet a L~ockport. -
Przyiapano go ma goracym uczynku,
gdy klad1 ma szynach zapory. Ponac
to, obsfuga ~pociagow innych. oskar-
"a go, ze d~wukrotnie sprzatac musia-
la z torow zapory, przez niego ma
szynach ustawione. Postawiouy on
zostai pod kaucya $500.
. 90 "
Lava przysieglych koronera, pre-
s{ala wczoraj wielko-przysieglym'
J6zefa Clarke, oraz .Jozefa scewa-
ka, pod zarzutem morderstwa mu-
rzyna, nazwiskiem William H. Do
zier., robotnika rzezalnianego. Ma
przesiuchach wysz}o ma jaw, re pod
czas zaburzeh rasowych, Dozier ma
padniety zostal przez tlum, PREY uh-
cy Cook I Exchange; Czarka uderzyt
90 mie, m,otkiem W glove a gdy z
miejsca murzyn ucieka,, scewak bic
20 mial miot}a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

Utica Greenwich, pred domem No
Szacym numer 2745 Greenwich ave.
szofer sk}adu departamentowego
Wieboldta, najechai wczoraj ma g.
letniego chsopca razwiskiem Wa
lenty Burda, 1853 Diversey Park
way, raniac 60 tax strasznie, re
chiopiec DO przewiezieniu go do szpi-
tala Braci Alexian6w, zmar} TAME
po pare godzinnym pobycie. Maly
Walenty z czterema rowiesnikami
bawil sic wesolo, a W chwili, gdy
automobil wyisj wspomniany pre-
jezdzai obok mich, usiiujac pre-,
biedz ulice, poslizna} sic i wpadi
pod koia. MARGIN Paluszek, s~zofer,
Fam. pnr. 2419 Haddon ave., slyszac
krzyk ch}opca, zatrzymal natych-
miast maszyne i przyszedi mu z po-
moca. Towarzysze Burdy, widza,
przyjaciela swego W nieszczesciu -
zbiegli.
= Oh +
Prey ulicy Fullerton / Lisbon, W
dzielnicy Cragin, otwarta zostaia
ostatnimi easy bilardownia, ktora
zdaniem obywateli tamtejszych, bar.
do ujemnie ma moralnosc mlodzien-
COW wplywa. Skarza sic ojcowie, re
synowie ich, miasto zajae sic czems
poiytecznem, trawia czas bezmySI-
ME, marnotrawia p~ieniadze, robia sic
krnabrnymi i wog6le ME rokuja po-
stepkami swymi wiele nadziei. Ably
temu stanowi zapabiedz. czynione
So s~tarania przez tychze obywateli,
ably lokal ten zamknse / temsamem
sprowadziG dzieci ma prostsza dro-
&c. Wplywac oni przedewszystkiem
powinni ma swe dzieci dorastajace,
ably z~apisywaiy sic do rotnych To-
WdIGySIn, hIOiySu Iylo Lo"oA0 oNN
pia sic PREY parafiach, a do ktorych
nale&ac, wyrosna z czasem ma poole
che swych ojcow.
. - y
Korzystajac z nieobecnosci swej
zony, Jozefiny. Franciszek DombeA,
lat At, Fam. pnr. SIT Noble ul., po-
peinil wczoraj popoludniu samoboj,
stwo, przez zatrucie sic gazem. Gdy
o godsinie 3-ciej, weszla iona jego z
powrotem do mieszkania, Znalazia
go le1acego ma podiodze W kuchni, z
rurka gasowa W ustach. Przywoiano
ambulans. Dokt6r policyjny Niles,
skonstatowawszy Smiert, odeslaf &c
"a zgods Tony do kostnicy Derengo'
wskiego, jgdzie dzisiaj o godzinie
io-tej ran odbye sic miai inkwes'
koronera Pierwsze przesluchy W te!
sprawie wy1awily, Re Dombek popet'
NH samobojstwo z przyczyny lichegc
stanu zdrowia.
q g. q
Jak jul tylokrotnie omawianel7
byio W dziennikach m~iejscowych,
dniem jutrzejszym r~ozpoczyna sic "
miescie naszem Interchangeable
ska Wystawa. Otwarta ona zostani-
uroczystym pochodem ulicami srod-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

Oh. Waclaw Lewandowski, Fam
pnr. 1858 w. 17ta ul., wyiechal W
tych dniach automobilem swoim do
Milwaukee, Wis, gdzie zabawi jeden
tydzieh W o~dwiedzinach u swych kre
wnych / znajomych, ktorych cd diuz.
szego czasu ME widziai.
OBJ. -Jak6b Noskowski, Fam. pnr.
1854 So. Racine ave-, zostal onegdai
najechany przez automobil | lekko
pokaleczony, a kt6rym kierowal ~
dek, Abraham Jablonowicz, Fam. p.
mr.. 1856 Maxwell ul. Znajduje sic
W domu pod opiel:a lekarska, a $50.
fera zaS pociagnie do odpoWiedzial-
nosci, skoro powr6ci do zdroWia.
PAM Joanna Wisniewska, gam. p.
mr.. 1896 So. Ashland ave., wylecha-
Ia wczorai do St. Louis, Mo. ia
trzytyogodniowe wakacye, ktore spe.
dzi Il swej siostry, PAM J6zefy Co
lembiewskiej, prowadzaceJ skiad
modniarski.
w przysziym tygodniu dzieci SIX
" sw. Wojciecha, rozpoczna now!
rok szkolny. pod umiejetnem kiero-
ydnictwem Si6str Nazaretanek, kto'
re cd saT:go prawie zatoLenla u
szkola sic zajmuja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

Jak jul tylokrotnie omawianera
byio W dziennikach m~iejscowych, z
dniem jutrzejszym rozpoczyna sic "
miescie naszem Wszechamerykah-
ska Wystawa. Otwarta ona Zostanie
uroczystym pochodem ulicami srod-
miescia, " ktorej udziai vienna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29
z WOJCIECHOWA

Tow. Matek, pod opieka Matki b.
skiej Bolesnej, skupiajace sic PREY
parafii sw. Wojciecha, zam6wilo re-
kwialne nabozehstwo, ma intencye
polegiych synow z parafii tamtej--
szej, W czasie ostatniej wojny swia-
towel, kt6rych jest dziesieciu, a kto-
re odprawione zostanie " kosciele p.
W. sw. Wojciecha, o godzinie Sci ra-
no W przysziy poniedziaiek t. j. W
Swieto robotnicze Labor Day.. Ma
bozehstwo to pcwinno Sciagnae licz-
nych wiernych do koscioia, W celu 20
Ii .odlenia sic "a spokoj dusz zolnie-
rzy i marynarzy, tych, kt6rych szczat
XII tpoc5ywaja W obcej l nieznanej i'm
krainie, a ktorzy, ju5 wiecej W ro-
dzinnh strony do ras ME wroca. -
CzeSt fch pamieci!
rd-afia Sw. WO;ciecha, urzadza W
niedzlele. dnia 21go wrzeSnia b. r.
wspaniale przyiecie ola swych syn6w
aclnier.y | ma;ynarzy przybylych 2
Francyi. Komitet urzadzajacy owe
przyjecie energicznie pracuje mad
prpgramem / przygotowuje mase ME
spodzianek aoinierzom. ktorzy W re
czywistosci ma to zasluzyli.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20

BIZ stan Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 20:-
William E. Lofts has been committed
to the county Jail by Recorder Ed
ward ]. Hiel, Of Roosevelt, on a
charge of stealing an overcoat. The
charge was preferred by Samuel Sha-
piro of Roosevelt, who valued the
coat at $3.50. Lofts will be held to
await the action of the grand jury.
John Allgalr has applied to the
surrogate to qualify as one of the
executors on the estate of his father,
Joseph Allgair, who died November
%, 1918, in ~Sayreville. The other
survivors are Mary, the widow; JOS
eph. a son, and Mary Flagg. a daugh-
ter, all of Sayreville, and two other.
daughters, Mary E.. Welsh of South
Amboy and Annie Brindle of the
Bronx.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20
NOdiRe Thanks All Who Aided
Y. M. C. A. at Morgan

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 20.-The
Morgan Y. NJ. G. A., work officially
ended on November 1, as far as &C
ivities we're concerned, but Edgar NO
dine, the secretary remained until the
fifteenth in cleaning up the work and
reassigning the property in his pos
session. Mr.. Nodine, since the signing
# the armistiCe has Interested him
self in welfare work in this city, and
in this way made a host of friends.
Mr.. Nodine aided the Service Club IN
making their rooms more honey by
securing various articles, for the club
that is made up OF Company f and
American Legion men.
His letter to the people of this vi
cinity follows;
Now that the activities Of the Nor
gan Y. NJ. c. A. are over I desire to
express, through an open letter to the
adies of South Amboy, Perth Amboy
and MataWan, the thanks of the Y. M.
c. A. for their splendid assistance
during the trying days so happily
brought to a close. The Morgan Y.
NJ. G. A. accomplished much good u
1t was only possible through the CO.
operation of the ladies of the above
towns. My every appeal for assistance
or advice was always met with a smile
n prompt, good natured, response.
The afternoon teas, the dances. the
sewing beeS-all did much to keep up
the spirits Of the boys ard to relieve
the fearful monotony Of guard duty.
Each person who in any way as
sisted may well be proud of their
work and know hat they did some
thing to help win the war" May
God bless these communities and with
his guiding hand protect them from
future wars.
with best wishes for bright and
prosperous future. am
EDGAR NODINE,
Former secretary of Morgan Y. M.
G.. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20
Senator Brown Appointed to
Body on Port Development

Senator Thomas Brown was ap-
pointed today by Governor William
N. Runyon as a member of the COM
mission created to meet and confer
with a simi. ar commission appointed
by the legislature of New York to
draft q compact between this state
and New York for the development
of the port Of New York. The COVER
nor's letter informing Senator Brown
of the appointment follows in part:
1T gives me great pleasure to ap-
point you a member of the commits
sion created by Joint Resolution NO.
6, of the laws of 1919, to ln1@t and
confer with a similar commission
appointed by the legislature of the
State of New York and with the New
Jersey and New York for the develop
York-New Jersey Port and Harbor
Development Commission for the
purpose of completing a draft OF a
compact between the States of New
ment of the port of New York and
the establishment of a central port
authority"
The commission will meet next
Tuesday morning, November rs, at II
o'clock in the governors office In the
state House. The conference viii
have an important bearing on the
negotiations now nearing compietloh'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20
St. Peters Men at Smoker
Hear of ChurCh'S Campaign

Under the clever leadership of Har-
ry Armstrong, of New York, an en-
tertainer of no mean ability, the
Mems Club of st. Peters church, held
one of the most successful meetings
since its organization last night. After
Mr.. Armstrong had sung several
songs and rendered some impersona-
tons, song sheets were distr buted on
which were printed all the popular
airs and, under the inspiration of the
leader, 500 all the men were singing
heartily. Everything from Little An
ME Rooney to Smiles" was rendered
and a mighty fine spirit was mani
tested.
As an intermission in the enter
tainment five minute speakers in the
nationwide campaign which is now
on in the Episcopal church, were in
troduCed These speakers were Rev.
Beniam n d. Dagwell and Mr.. Charles
S. jerks, both OF keyport. They told
of the movement to arouse the whole
Episcopal church to a realization of
its responsibilities in the present ma
tional crisis. The idea Is to builr up
the church'S activities in its many
fields of endeaYor and to secure not
only funds for carry .ng on the work,
but to get workers as well. Money.
while important, is of secondary con-
sideration.
The chairman of the campaign in
st. Peters parish stated that a COM
mittee of seven had been appointed,
each member of which would form a
team of seven members and these
teams will visit every member of the
parish to urge a greater interest in
the church as a whole.
At the c.ose of the entertainment
coffee and sandwiches We're passed
and a pleasant social hour was spent.
Altogether the evening was one of
the most enjoyable the men OF the
parish have yet had. There were
about fifty present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20
Parish Mass Meeting Called

The opening guns in the nationwide
campaign in the Episcopal church
will be fired in st. Peters parish, this
city, on Monday and Tuesday nights
of next week, when mass meetings
will be held for the whole parish. AT
these meetings the plan and scope of
the campaign that is so arousing the
Episcopal church throughout the ma
ton will be explained.
Plans for conducting the campaign
in St. Peters parish are well under
way. j. Logan Clevenger. chairman
of the drive has appointed a commit
tee of seven that VII meet in the
parish house tonight to further the
work and especially to arrangs for
the mass meeting mex week.
A complete list of the members of
the parish has been prepared. These
names will be divided among the
teams so that on the day OF the ev-
ery-name canvass. December 7, every
person whose name is on the parish
roll will be called upon in the inter-
est Of the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20
MISUNDERSTANDING

-, ina repairing men and women
clothing Phone 1858. tishA..h HroS
sOs State st. 1875 N. Brunswick Ave.
MIKHAELY CSETE. Merchant Tailor:
cleaning, repairing. dyetng and pre- g.
ing, 42e State Street. Perth Amboy.
N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20

Dawson. who is an old lady. seventy
SIX years old, was on the stand dur
ing the hearing and her statement Of
the facts showed that her mind was
not clear on the subject. She was
unable to give information regarding
the purchase price of the property,
the mortgages on the property and
the income derived therefrom as they
actually existed. In the agreement
made the sale price was to be $4,000
and as an indication that Mrs. Daw-
son did not know the value of the
property. Alfred d. Hyde and c. c.
Campbell made appraisals OF h
property. both of which showed a
valuation highly in excess of that
which Mrs. Dawson had placed on II.
Mr.. Hyde valued the property at
$4,000 at the time the sale Yves made
while Mr.. Campbell placed the val
uation at between $4,000 and $4,000.
It was for this reason that the chan
cellor thought that the condi'-~ OF
Mrs. Dawson's mind was not o. at
the time hat the contract
ment should be made binding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20
LABOR OFFICE
To Be REOPENED
Federal Bureau Ordered COntin-
ued in This City

The Federal, State, Municipal En-
ployment ofnce which was ordered
closed Saturday was reopened today
by the Manager Jesse Davis, upon re-
ceipt last night of the following tele-
gram from Col. Lewis T. Bryant, Com
missioner Of Labor: open Office to-
morrow morning. Await further or
ders."
Later today no message had been
received from the main Office in New
ark and Manager Davis could not
say whether the office would remain
open permanently or not They were
man. persons looking for work at the
office his morning, but due to the fact
that the office had been closed for
three days, and a not been In touch
with the various plants in this vicin-
!ty and their needs were not known,
the men we're advised to call later in
the day. after the plants had been
communicated with.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20
SHIPPING News

Time OF high tide today:
Perth Amboy sos A. M. SEA I. M
Arrivals.
Schr. Matura expected sunday
From Trididad via New York with a
cargo for the Barber Asphalt Co.
Cleared.
Schr. Lake Travis for Red HOOP
Flats. will be piloted today by Captain
A.. NJ. Beebee.
Schr. Snug Harbor for Norfolk. will
be piloted out by Captain j. S. Aker-
man. ~
Passed City Island.
schr. Telumah. Port Reading for
Nantucket.
Maritime Miscellany.
Three of the big former Hamburg
American liners, until recently en-
gagged in the U. s. transport service,
ave been towed to Staten Island and
are tied up at Stapleton. The Prinz
Friedrich Wilhelm and the Graf wal
dersee are at the city dock awaiting H.
nal disposition and the Pretoria Is at
Martins dock loading a cargo for
France.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20
.Iersev Man In Tourney.

BIZ The Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. o., Nov. 2O-Edward
/. Ralph, of HiRhtstown. N. j., Is en-
tered in the National American Pock-
ct Billiard tournament to be held at
Philadelphia commencing December
/. The tournament viii consist OF d
mn round robin of forty-fve games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20

An action is being tried today In
the New Brunswick District Court
before Judge Freeman woodbridge
between the Swain Com-
panv. of Philadelphia, and the Perth
Ambov Garage Company. This action
is a dispute between the parties as
to the amount due the plaintiff Tor
trucks and parts furnished to the De
fendant. The contention of
Perth Amboy Garage Company Is that
is the motorcar company can snow
where the Garage Company yves the
amount sued for $50, they VIII pay
the bill. Joseph f. Stricken repre-
sents the Garage company and Cliff
ford 1. voorhees,, the Swain Hickman
Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20
NEWS BUDGET
FROM COUNTY SEAT

Letters of administration have been
issued to Elizabeth p. Wood, or
Bound Brook, on the estate Of Hat
tie d. Thomas, who died December
Is, 1918. The applicant Is a daugh-
ter of the deceased, the other survivor
being j.. Stewart, Howard D., VIII
liam r. and Philip A, all sons Of the
deceased.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20

Letters Of administration have been
issued to John s. G. Deinzer, of Rar-
itan Township on the estate of Eliz-
abeth Deinzer, who died August l.
TIL 3 administration is asked for to
enable the applicant to start a dam
age suit against Elmer Deakyine. who
is alleged by his wrongful acts to have
driven his motorcycle into the de-
ceased and caused her death. Two
other children survive, a daughter,
Elizabeth and Charles F., a son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-20

Vice Chancellor Buchan refused the
application yesterday of Abraham
Scrilloff and wife, of New B~runswlck'
to compel Julia Dawson, Of Metuch,
en-, to complete the transfer of real
estate as agreed on March 70. Mrs.