Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-04-22
WILL YOU LEND OF YOUR DoLLARs7

great wealth which this country holds
more than one-half the gold reserve
of the world. and pointed out the op-
portunity to assist the government apd
/ the boys still in France waiting a
chance to return home.
Judge James w. McCarty. of the
court of common pleas OF Hudson
county. started his address with a
number of humorous incidents oc-
curing in his court, after which he
told of the naturalization work done
at Camp Merritt with non-citizens
who wanted to secure their papers in
order that they might fight. From
September 1 to November IL he gave
papers to 10000 men of which about
5000 were Italians. Speaking of Boil
shevism, Judge McCarty declared
there would never be any of it,in this
country as the hard working people
will not tolerate it IF there is not
Blue" he said. 'Tet those who want
another flag get out of this country"
Some of the largest pledges made
to date are: Perth Amboy Trust
Company, 100000: First National
Bank. 100000; Perth Amboy Savings
Institution, 500; ;ooo; Raritan Trust
ground Cable Works. $4,000; Roess-
Ter e. Hasslacher Chemical Company,
$25,000; Barber Asphalt Paving COM
pany, $4,000: Max Fucker, $4,000;
Frank vanSyckle, $4,000; L. H. Nc
Hose, 10000; Hamilton f. Kean.
$1,000; Christian Feigenspan, 5000;
Abel Hansen. $1,000; Isaac Aipern.
$4,000; f. L. Brown. $4,000; w. Par
eker, $4,000; L. C. Stark, $4,000; Citi-
xens Building e. Loan Association.
$4,000; c. C. Baldwin. $4,000; Albert
!Terhune, $4,000; Joseph Christ, $3,-
900; Albert Leon, $4,000; DIR. Olin
Bradford, $4,000; d. ]. Kaufman, $2.-
500; John Pfeiffer. $4,000; J. II. Fos-
ter. $4,000: Stern & Company. $4,000;
Samuel sebersky, s1.soo; Adrian
The following $1,000 pledges were
received: DIR. @. w. F1thian, DIR. F.
C. Henry, DR.. w. E. Ramsay, DIR. NJ.
s. Meinzer. Victor Main, Perth Amboy
Evening News. ID. p. Olmstead, Peter
e. Olsen. L. Wolff, A. NJ. Koehler, F.
J. Cox, DR.. H. r. Carvath, c. d.
e. Preacher, DIR. Elmont Bedell, DIR.
Heman Anderson. DIR. W.lW. Maxwell,
l.. r. Grouse, Cannon & Sheehy, Harry
Conard. J. Bruck. Edward Genser,
julius Kohn. Jennie Gross, Frank e.
Dorsey, T. E. Dorsey. Mrs. Peter
Floersch. John NJ. O'Toole, Harold NJ.
Beekman, Jacob Goldberger, Louis II.
II TdHke, oOiDy l)lfl, M. y. BrOWn, L
p. Therkelsen, Alex Petraska.
Six teams reported 100 per cent. of
theiK quota raised at last nights
meeting, they being as follows: DR..
M. S. Meinzer. physicians: N. Chris
tian Nielsen, Team No. So; DIR. w. w.
Hodges. dentists: George w. Sharp,
Team No. 10; Westminster Cadets,
and John +. Reilley, Team No. 16.
Results of the Victory Liberty Loan
contest, which was conducted Jointly
by the Board of Trade and the Victory
Liberty. Loan Committee, were an
nounced at the meeting by Rev. Will
liam III. Bawden, chairman of the
committee of judges. Frank Aaroe
was awarded the first prize. a SIS war
saving stamp, and the other three
awards, consisting of So in thrift
stamps and two 81 thrift stamps. were
given to Rebecca Greenspan, Anthony
Shefansky. Jr. and Evelyn Gunhel. in
the orner named. Miss Gunkel
was the only one of the successful
contestants present and the others
may secure their prizes by applying
at the Board of Trade rooms.
The judges selected by the Board
of Trade are: Rev. William II. Baw-
den. Harry Conard. Wilbur La Roe,
Harry E. Comings, William J. Will
sey and III. r. Spencer.