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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
TOTIENVll.LE

Mrs. Thomas Mcclure and daugh-
ter of Manhattan. are the guests OF
her mother, Mrs. John J. Allen, of Ell
lott n
Captain Paul Singer of the 10th
regulars. stationed 1t Fort Custer.
Mich, with MS wife and son have re-
turned home after visiting his half
brother. Police Sergeant Robert c.
Benedict.
Mrs. Thomas LcVenson and son arc
visiting in Manhattan for n few days.
John LiBane. of the mine sweeping
division. now stationed at Boston, IS
home for Il few days.
Miss Evelyn $. Hochn substituted
for Mrs. Muller at the Palace theatre
Monday night at the piano.
Isadore Tanncbaun. OF the navy.
visited at the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Jacob Sher over the week end.
Warren Cline received his honora-
BILE discharge from the navy Yesterday
and is now at home with his parents.
Police Sergeant George p. Co0boy is
of today attending the funeral Of his
cousin. Lieptenant Conboy, of the po-
lice department. who died Saturday.
The silver tea of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the South Baptist church,
at the home OF Mrs. Ralph Saunders
yesterday afternoon was attended by
many of the ladies.
The new officers of Richmond
Lodge No. so. Knights of Pythias,
were in their chairs last night for the
first time since the installation.
The members of the W. G. 4. L.. will
meet at the home of Mrs. George A.
Moore, of Butler avenue. tomorrow
to finish the quilt for the hospital. 4
donation of food. cereals, etc, is re-
quested at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
PREMIER TO
LEAD DRIVE ON REDS
Gen. Trepoff Will Head Force
With Petrograd AS
Objective
by CARL SANDBURG
n. T.. 4. Staff Correspondent

CHRISTIANI-(By Mail)-The ar
rival OF Gen. NJ. Trepoff, former Rus
sian premier under the Romanoff
regime, Mt Stockholm is resulting in
much talk about Trepoff's mission.
lie announces that he taking part
in organization of a military move
ment which is to use Finland for its
base and enter Russia from the north
having as it's first objective the cap
ture of Petrograd.
1t Is announced that a dinner in
honor of Gen. Trepoff will be given
by the French legation. Amor 6
French participants at the dinner will
be some 800 French men and women
recently arrived from Russ via Fin
land. Among Russians present will
be a group of former titled mobiles
and officers of the former armies of
Car Nicholas.
Prince Volkonski. former Duma
member; Baron Taube, professor
International law: Gen. Massalski and
Gen. Judenitz, conqueror OF Erzeroum
a.2, joined with Gen. Trepoff in his
II is announced by the Swedish
Telegram Bureau that $4,000 tots of
grain are being released from English
ports for the relief of Finland, follow
ing an Arrangement of the United
States by which the gov lment shall
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
VOTE TUESDAY
At MATAWAN
To Vote on Tax to Raise $751;
039.2O for Borough
Purposes

BIZ Specidi Correspondent.
MATAWAN. Jan. 22-On Tuesday
night an alection will be held in the
high school building in Broad street,
for the purpose of voting for a tax to
raise ~ ,039.20 for the following pur-
poses. Purchase of land for school
purposes. 5000: repairing school
house, $500: current expenses, So
$50; sinking fund. $4S9.20.
he great necessity of Natavan Dor
ough and township adding to ITS pres
ent school ground has long been felt
among those of the borough who are
interested in the school work. One
of these vas Captain stephen G.
Thompson, a former councilman. So
far sighted was Captta Thompson
that when the old baseball ground in
the rear of the high school Building
was offered for sale. he purchased i
and offered it to the school beard
| Whether or not this is true, II Is
a known fact that IL Is an ideal fac
tory location. and when the land WI
purchased by Captain Thompson, II
was done so as to keep factories from
locating near the school building. n
a factory location the property Is
worth much more than is being asked
by Captain Thompson from the schoo
board.
For many year, the present schoo'
grounds were large enough to taxi
are OF all hat was required OF them
but as years went by. the original high
! school became too small and a large
! addition was built. When the next
building was erected the school
grounds suffered and from that time
on the question uppermost has been
to increase the property holdings oi
! the school.
! 1t will only be n question of a few
years before the present high schoo
building will have to be enlarsed
again. and the public opinion seem:
TO be that the board should purchase
the property offered to them by Cap
tain Thompson. In order 10 do this
the board must have he backing O
the voters of the borough and OWE
ship and for this reason tho election
is held Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
AID ROOSEVELT
HOSPITAL PLAN
Meeting Held Yesterday,
When Reports Are
Received


ROOSEVELT. Jan 22.-Another
enthusiastic meeting was held yester-
day by the hospital committee. Var
ious committees reported on cost of
building. maintenance and the gen
eTal cost. The site committee also
gave several locations which would
make an ideal spot and location for an
institution such as is being planned.
one site on Washington avenue, being
a block of 400 by 375 feet, seemed to
be the most ideal place. both for its
beauty and its central location. How
ever. nc definite spot was selected as
yet, but will be perhaps at the next
regular meeting.
The managers of the local industrial
plants were present and very much
interested in the erection of the hos
pital. The main discussion at present
seems to be on size of what the bor-
ough needs.
The cost committee are TO get more
adequate figures and meet with the
industrial association of the borough,
when a general discussion can AXE
place and suggestions be received
from these plant managers. Clarence
Brewer has been selected chairman OF
the finance committee with power TO
select his associates on the committee
and devise n general budget of what
will be needed to float the whole
amount needed. However. 1t is decid-
ed that the hospital will be nor not
less. thar 500, 900. r. Il. Wiley of the
Armour plant and Mr.. Champion, gen.
eral manager OF the American Agri-
cultural Chemical Company, are
heartily in accord with the commit
tee. 1t is planned to make the drive
with the next ten days for a week
which will be known as hospital week.
The next meeting will be held at fire
house No. . on January 29th.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
Air Hero's Body To Be
Taken By Plane to Paris
\. e. A. Special to The Evening News

n. Il. A. Special to The Evening News
PARIS. France.-The body OF
Adolphe Pegoud, famous French avn
ator. will be taken by airplane TO
Paris from the battle-ground where
he was buried.
Rene Fonck, ace of aces moi the
French flying men. will have the
honor of plotting the machine which
acts as a funeral car.
Pegoud was first to fly upside down
and first to loop the loop. He used a
Bleriot machine.
He Joined the French aviation corps
when the war broke out, and, in the
first month of the conflict came sue
cessfully through q battle in which his
own machine was riddled with enemy
bullets.
He won his first decoration in
March, 1915, and the next month, he
destroyed a German Taube and took
its pilot and observer prisoner.
He had brought down six German
aircraft before he was killed In the
same year. He was 20 years old.
As one of the pioLeers of military
aviation, Pegoud will be given a burial
here with high military honors, and
the French people will make much
of the event.
Fonck, who is to act as pilot of the
funeral plane, rivals the Canadian
ace. Bishop, for number of planes
downed. He has 109 to his credit,
unofficial, while Bishop is officially
credited with 1O2. And Fonck has
rome through the war without &
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
PLAN MEMORIAL
FOR WAR HEROES
Meeting Held at Pleasant
Plains Is Largely At
tended

81 SPECIAL correspondent
TOTTEN VILE, Jan. 22.-Plan
for q suitable memorial to the boys o
the army and navy that went out from
Pleasant Plains and vicinity were dis
cussed at a meeting held Monda
night 1t Aulicitia hall that had beeI
called by the general committee in
charge Of the arrangements. Seven
ty-fve citizens responded to the call
and ali voiced their sentip ents that n
monument should be credited in Nc
Kinley Park at the junction of Amboy
road and BioominEdale avenue. Pleas
ant Plains as ~ testimonial to all of
the boys That were called to the colors
from the fffh ward Of the borough of
Richmond.
Stuart J.. Ritz, president of the
Home Welfare League Of Tottenvillc,
was at the meeting as the representa-
tive of the league. Mr.. Ritz made an
address in which he spoke Of the mat
ter that had come up before the or
g%anization here but no action had as
vet been taken. Mr.. Ritz was of the
opinion that the entire fifth ward
should come together on the question
of a monument and have it erected at
a central place in the ward. Although
he said hat Tottenville had never
been consulted with regard TO the
movement al Pleasant Plains, which
Wv oAif' WV - " NV N1ia Aa ~ 80
represented, he said that the site nam
cd by the Pleasant Plains committee
was spoken Of at the meeting of the
Home Welfare League. Mr.. Ritz viii
call a meeting of the league after the
reception on January 80 to the boys
homo from the service to take the
matter up
Joseph Soguine, chairman of the
Pleasant Plains general committee. at
the meeting named several commit
tees to perfect plans for the
ial. Percy q. Wotten was named the
chairman OF the publicity committee
and Albert II. Mcclellan is at thu
head of the finance committee. Each
OF these two men will select their as
eistants. The committee on plans and
scope Includes p. q. Ullman, Jr..
chairman; j.. G. Davidson, former Al
dcrman Charles p. Cole. Rev. Maddox,
J. Fitzpatrick. of the Mission of the
Immaculate Virgin, Mt. Loretto, and
Edward Whitlock. A public meeting
viii be held in about two weeks at
Amicitia han for tho purpose Of en-
listing the entire public in the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
Auto Stolen In TOttenyiIIe
Is Recovered Soon After

TOTTENVILLE. Jan. 22-While
Frederick Rothacker of 5000 Amboy
road vas in the Palace theatre last
night. some n stole his automobile
that ne had left in front Of the place.
When he came out of the show house
about 10 o'clock he found his machine
gone. Rothacker reported the mat
ter to the police of the Goth precinct
police station in the city and every
ferry leading from the island was
covered. Captain Van Wegner of the
Ninth Branch Bureau, who resides in
Fisher avenue was notified and he
with Detective Schley started out in a
search for the automobile. They re-
covered the car on a road leading to
the beach about l o'clock this morn
ing, where 1t had been abandoned. An
extra automobile shoe that was in the
car was found on the road, where it
had been thrown out. 1t is believed
that the machine was taken by some
boys or young men for a joy ride.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
Honor Wilbur Gray, Recently
Home From European Waters

b. SnPcf6I C~O~reSDGHdent
TOTTENVILLE. Jan. 22:-Wilbur
Gray. Of the L. $. Arostock. who re-
Gently returned from European wa
tiers whore he had been for the past
several months. was given a surprise
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Alfred
johnson. of Johnson avenue, Monday
night. There were about twenty-five
present. Music, singing and games
were enjoyed. Refreshments were
served. Mr.. Gray left last night for
Boston where his boat returned from
the other side.
Those at the party were Misses
Ruth Trafford, Margaret Hughes,
Genevieve Ford, Agnes Schneider,
Chester Kruzen, Mrs. L. j. Gross,
Mrs. William Ford, Mr.. "a Mrs. ALI
fred Johnson, George w. Gray, Bert
.Chismall. Benjamin Yeager, Earl
.Laing, George Burgess, Ted DeBoer.
George Emmons, Charles DUNCAN,
George A. Moore. Jr.. John Mcclure,
of Tottenville, and Miss Anna Hend-
ricks, of YonkerS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
PLEASANT PLANS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, OF
Jersey cit. spent the week end with
friends In Prince Bay.
Mrs. sso9hen II. Slower and son
Herbert slower. Of ola Bridge, visited
here Yesterday.
Mrs. katherine Townsend came
home from Manhattan yesterday after
several weeks i'm that borough.
Mrs. T.. Grace returned TO Brook
Ign after "A visit In town.
Miss Anna Ohlrogse has been visit
ing IA Brooklyn.
John Douglas. of Manhattan, us
tied here yesterday.
Emit Trimpin. superintendent oi
the Prince Bay station of The staten
Island ~postofice. Is making prepare
tons for handling the large shipment
of the paper from the Mission OF the
Immaculate Virgin. Mt. Lorctto. dur
ing the next several weeks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
Gets Long Prison Term for
Highway Robbery on Island
By Special Cortespondcni.

81 special correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, Jan. 22:-Charles
Perchanda, formerly employed in the
office of the Rubsam & Hermann
Brewing Company, was yesterday
sentenced by Judge Rosaleky in gen
eral sessions court in Manhattan to
hard labor at Sing Sing for a term
of six years and a half. Perchanda
was convicted of highway robbery last
week. Perchanda was convicted in
the supreme court at Richmond on
October IS. 1916, and sentenced to
n term of thirteen months in the Ell
mira R~cformatory when he obtained
S965.15 from the Stapleton National
Bank on a forged order from the
concern n then fed. He was ar
rested by Detective Schley three
after taking the money.
Two weeks ago Detective Schloy,
who had not seen the prisoner since
he was sent to Elmira, was called up
to headquarters in Manhattan to pick
Perchanda out of the lineup as the
one he arrested at that time. Upon
the prisoner was convicted as a
offender.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
Red Gross Refugees Garments
Must be Finished by Tuesday

All garments tor refugees given out
by the Perth Ambcy Chapter OF the
American Red Cross must be complet-
ed by next Tuesday, is the announce
ment made by Mrs. Frank Dorsey Ia
charge of that work this morning.
Collectors Will call at the various
homes where the garments have been
left to be made over Tuesday after
noon after school hours. The pack
ing will be done next Wednesday and
Thursday after all OF the garments
have been brought in. Collectors will
be assigned 10 each street and the coll
lectors will be done in a systematic
way.
This must be done at this time as
the first shipment Will be made from
New York the first OF February. 4
larges hipment is expected to be made
from the chapter In this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
TOfterFiI|G Soldier Boy
Is Recovering From Wounds
90 Special Correspondent.

TOTTENNILLE, Jan. 22.-Private
Horny Taber of a machine gun batta-
Hon was wounded in the left thigh in
action about September IA. 1913 and
is under treatment in a c-onvalescant
camp hospital at Center MesVcs-Bulcy
Mevre, France. was the word received
BY his mother, Mrs. Charles Tabcr of
1O2 Sprague avenue. Monday from
The adJutant generals Office at
Washington. This word came I'm re-
spense TO inquiries made by Mrs.
Taber after she had not heard from
her son for some time. Letters have
been received from him. but nothing
was said of his being wounded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
Bill Introduced 10 Give
HIcfi T1Gi Une Captured Gun
Bp Sneciai CorreSpoadent.

TOTTENNILLE, Jan econ
gresham Daniel J. Ruordan. repre-
senting Staten Island IN the House of
Representatives. has had introduced
I'm congress a bill authorizing the
secretary Of war to donate to the city
of New York, Borough OF Richmond.
one German cannon or field piece. rho
bill as introduced on January 8 and
referred TO the Committee Oh Military
Affairs Is as follows: BE il enacted
by the Senate and House of Repre-
sontatives OF the United states OF
America in congress assembled that
the secretary Of war be, and he is
hereby authorized and directed to
donate to the City OF New York. Bor-
ongh Of Richmond. one cannon or
field piece captured by the German
army from the forces of the imperial
government during the present war or
used bY the American forces i'm action
while at the front in Europe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22

During the war. millions of women
have been AZ work In YoCatiOns into
which they have never before been
oailed.-in MunitiOn Factories. Chemf-
cal Works. Metal Works. Street Rail-
ways, and as Ambulance Drives, Bar
thousands OF others have longed TO
serve in this way, but because OF fe-
male ailments. which had fastened
upon them. were nof able 10 do so.
Women in this condition should give
LYDIA +. Pinkhan's Vegetable COM
mound a trial and ind health and
A~~@-A&
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
Food Sale Friday

= NHeHfEf F0-FTNn0TfFHf
ToTTENNILLE. Jan. 22.-There
will be a food sale under the auspices
Of the Ladies Aid Society of the
South BAPTIST Church at $50 O'Clock
Friday afternoon in the lecture
of the church. No food viii be sold
urtil that hour. The ladies are try
ing to make this sale "A great success
aul hope that all win respond gem
o-ously when solicited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
Putty suhst.tute.

A cheap and effective substitute for
putty, TO stop the cracks IN floors and
woodwork. may be obtained by soak
ing newspapers in 4 paste made OF a
pound of -four IN three quarts Of wa.
ter and adding 1 teasp0Onful of alum.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
Jurors Are Called
81 s9sciaI Correseondent.

TOTTENVILLE, Jan. 22-The fol-
lowing jurors were called for service
this week In the second municipal
court nj Stapleton from this end OF the
island; Charles L. Thrall, William +.
Ryder. James A. Riley, Samuel Put
nam. Clinton IS. Felch, Henry Stolen
thaler and John Staut, of ~Tottenville;
George j. HUM, George +. Spraguc
ana Samuel S. Grant. of Pleasant
Plains; Edward a. Fisher, of Prince
Say. and Charles NJ. Lorenz, of Ross
Vile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22

scratch, though he has had many
narrow escapes.
Fonck has battled with German
planes singly and in droves, and he
was believed by other ~aviators to be
able to detect shells in flight, and to
see as well at night as in the daytime.
Fonck is "a years old
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22
Sneak Up. Then.

Said the facetious feller. You've
all heard that old wheeze about hear
Ing Pike Speak; bur did any OF you
ever haar "@nF So paans Talk -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22

ship 1900 tons of grain D English
ports to replace the Finnish relief por-
lions.
Stockholm estimates place the lum-
Der of starving people in Finland at
1900, 900. This would be one-half
of the total population. Upwards
cording to a recent statement of Re
of $1,000 were in prison camps. ac
gent ~Sfvinhufvud. a Finnish Soci-
alist committee at Stockholm claims
that more than 10000 of the i'm
prisoned Socialists died from lack of
food.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-22

women's Shoes in a choice of
the two styles pictured@one a
Patent Leather; the other a
black Gun Metal finished Leather
with cloth top. Both are won
derful values at s1.o0.
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KANSAS CITY. Ms~ DEE. ti.-Hsss. ~
ss'p''i 200 marie, is 60 IS cents sigh.
500 sll11i mediums, sii.3Om ISIS;
pigs. 10000 si2 %.
Cattle receipts. 800; market steady 70
Is cents higher. heef steeFs. ckofce ahd
prime, si6T5aaig0 Oi Medium sud good.
si275MSit.75s butcher cattle. heifers.
S6.23m fil73; COWS, fd.OOM ft2.G0i can-
nsrs and cutters. $1,000 5000 veul calves,
fia 500 $500 feeder steers. sT.39m sfA.-
20 ztueker Hteors, a1.300 $1,000.
sheep receipts, 5000 martet mostly 20
~ IlM % an.
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FOR SALt-RuuFalue boo husband. Coz.
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also nice Lots MONEY tu loan. ". a.. Nc
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