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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

uruiau wHr orphans were given thor
Hurh. fashioned Saturday uIrhf
baths. clean giuti'HE HuI fsUi NnIH
Some uf thtu bad worn thr aiur
clothes since nciu. NrINeu from home
two years hrIurr. over pa hundred
orphan children are nuU being rurrd
Tor in Jerusalem alone.
n D. estimated that the WIZ md
Turkish rerHocutious have made four
hundred tnuu.aud children iu tur
Near East fafherirrs auh mufhsHiesI
Moaf uf these nfr hnfnrirHH Hnd boo
danger uf slow drlfh from starvation
uf The ffn.TNl. .uon which VIII bt cob
o3d from tnr Arr oman syrian rr.
i"l campaign ln February HppruxI-
untrh fit.nnH.nun niunf Wiil hD re-.
GuIrud ZOE feeding cluiuIur. aud houa.
ina thcly orphans until the near etst.
ern ruuniriss are put ua % Huif-suu.
purtinr basis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
"BEWARE OF HUN IN RUSSIA"
SAYS BROTHER-I -IN-LAW OF THE
FORMER EMPEROR OF THE SLAVS

Pur, Feb The former (raudc Duke Alexander N,baroytc
brohcru.aw Russian emperor who arrived u
Paris for political purpose, ht
the truth about Russia interview the Mau that the
allies must beware of Germany in Russia.
France every Run hr declared II you
do intervene be- that Germany will her
time Beware Gcrnal That people which mercy
hides within which will find It's first Russia
"a league of nations socicl of people much talked ot Il
remains c be- If the nations will have da themselves
tai blow by hcsang long cleanse she Russian which
threatens O iaminatc the whole world
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
SECRETARY BAKER REFUSES TO !.
GIVE SENATE COMMITTEE ANY
INFORMATION ABOUT ALLEGED
FRO-HUN RECENTLY PROBED

Washington Feb. when the
aruHf" N. eHrY euh-cuumiftee which
hHH been inv HiirHfinF gerrlan ana
brewers propaganda met to-day, a
heated discussion yas started hy an
announcement hy Chairman hveruan
that Secretary rHkcr had refused Co.
give fhc c1mmiffre information con-
.rrninr nu iuvcatiratinn hy the war
department uf alleged pro. Gcrsnan
srntiments ~ D. 4 ll ysN EnFelken.
former president ct the federal farm
loan hank at Columbia. = e.,
senator nNormnn said secretary
Baker had written him that the de-
partment conducted au inquiry and
believed the charges had not been
sustained
senator wolcoti, of Delaware. crlt-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
Police Say Man Finds
New Way to Get Drunk

Uncovered u new wnN 10
get drunk IN q dN state A.
least police sny such u dlscoN.
ery WIS made Yesterday hN q
travelling man, who registered
at q local hotel. ana who spout
tie uight in nll. The Jag
that is said to have landed the
travelling man in inil resulted
from communlng with 90
Htrougthcning cotdial," pur-
chusrd ut O. local duug store
when 3ruignod before
Judge Police " " Mcclellan
the travelling man told how ho
hud suffered from Span Hh IN
ilucuzn und how hu iuuged Ton
Htlmuiunt ut some character.
lls purchases several bottles of
the "Htrrngthcuing cordial,
nud uccordiug 90 the story told
iu ruuit u served its purpose
IN every respect u was worse
than IuhnhurlsyCorn, jamaica
ituycr ilsgels. inns, iugpcrs,
Iihhsr.nE iihs. Police say u
made a iihhorins linslod Joint
IS jag.
The Judge imposed "a fine OF
80. which was paid. Police
have withhold tho namc ct the
cordial and also the name of
the drug store where % MAY De
purchased.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

sized the aecretarya action. saying
ho would protest aguinff afuiua "A
precedent Tor future committee action.
Senator Nelson nf Minnesota. de-
chred he wanted the puhiir TO know
that the secretary OF var vas put
Tins veto on ~ and hindcrlng this
investigation
Does the secretary o; war take the
position that we cannot caii any one
from any department nnd have nlm
tell us from bis own memory what be
knows eveh II he does not bring IA.
perai asked. Senator WoicOtt
NO he realizes tuat We ckn do
that senator nyerman said
we could call the secretary him.
self before any .cqmisiiire Of con.
grcsa." continued seiator W3lcolt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
BoISheviki Hold
Eastern Ukraine

London. Feb iioiahcyist forces
are now masters ~ almost the whole
% eastern Ukraine. Including the Inn
portant conterH ~ khnrkoV pol'nya.
Ekntorinnrinv and the konetz mining
region, according to u lislrlnfforr dis
patch 10 the Mail n u sad that
soviet government has been establish
ed at khafkoy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

Secretary iialrr hHr fltuIb fur
committing flus ulr li.s latest mis.
ftrp boz hls refusal fu iuTn over fu tn,
senate Judiciary .ruwWiftr. ufHr.
uutIUu developed o., tfr wif depart
m,ut during recent lry,stiAttiuu uf
ru aliUEt., herman.
Mr. Hakor has shown himself total.
o. unfit TOT his job iu the handling
~ the aircraft rturram. in w>'rb
millions of tho peoples mono, were
wasted, in his attempted rrpudituou
uf one OF his own employees boo the
unHkillful ana brdy handhug ~ the
casualty lists. and. lu general Boo his
InlHurcly way uf duinE things whore
hastp WIS needed aud Boo his husiy
way of acting whore caution was nee.
,saHrN.
Now comes this latest hlundcr
What earthly reason Ma liAkcr can
have for Withholding from the senate
ruh.cumuittee Information which 10
uaH H right tu demand. Be- a matter
'f mystery to any one not acquainted
with Mr., Bakers p-l rholuhN. Perhaps
TT liHkor fears that the investigation
iiH department made WIS not thor
uurh enough 90 bear scrutiny ror.
ihps % Was haphasurd and uperfi-
tlnl. IKE mHp uf the other things
that have been done under h.s super
vision
A. matter OF fact. no civilian has
any business 49, head Of the war de.
paftment This is especially true ~ ID
CIVILIAN % Mr.. Bakers makeup. Aside
from hiH partlsnnship. President vii.
tou's greatest fault AZ a leader of tn,
NATION has been his persistent loyalty
o. men who have proved too small
tor the iohs 10 which they have been
uHsigttVt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
Save the Kaiser
Movement Begun
By the Germans

~ fas assorfsTro rsssa
Amsterdam. ffh. Societies =
To- save tho halaor from bc-
= ms handed over o. the allies are =
= heinE organized lu Germany ac- =
= currlng tp the Nolka Zcltunr % 2
q nsnahruck
Eltei Frederick, second aun ~
y the former emperor. u said a.
= have written a letter e. Premier
= Ebert dewandlng thnt the rlN-
y eminent nEaisi lp the plan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
Society Of Nations Plan May Not
Only Be Reported Upon Within
Two Weeks, but II May Be
Adopted by Entire Conference.
PRESIDENTS STAY ABROAD
is DRAWING TO A CLOSE
Ultimate Success Of World League
Idea said to Be Assured, Even
II Wilson Has 10 Come Back
Before II Is Realized

THH. TrH President Wilson has
..,.fiI .ura.ufurHi. for today in
.Iud.ur u ,.u frun. o., ,rrescuinutos uf
fr.. .fsIH.. ..a..ff lu. Visits from ruIur
r.rHIIIrIu ,uu.rra.uIru WIN have ~.
r.t.I DOB PIrI. Ip Ia determined.
huaU,,r. that uofl.nr shall hc pei
I...ff.. fH uIairuUt the ururreas nf the
comma. .Ion IN wb.sh he ~ chairman
.HI uI.rl ulN .s eur4tsI ln perfect
iu. fnU a hsuD Iur the creation uf a
.u. rf. of rfuuu. iie b. there ptr
..u.. uff..rnr uIa action auun that
U.l l,f r. 200, Jutp .rf fnr his re.
urr goo Wl.H.ultnu. DO h Hlii regard.
aI .. a.II.U f.p rture af unssihinp
IYr tl. rH.If rfrI..I not only 90 he
...urt.U Uuu thr commission. but all
.I .lr tlH Ipl.r conference ln plenary
.,# .uu tu uHt tur plan and thus
boot U G..N u ths way 20 be- regis
f.,.i m trcaiy f1rm within tho time
Uu.
T,,,s, ia a, succeeded ,n
Ttt 80 'r.'.'',,,. ',,ifn1, h,r, thnt
. .t..,,it H.. .t,,,ttty
.,...I ,.. u..t nv. utlpr't,ts af
... ....... ,r r.tI,us aWd many of
BIZ. ....J. nf r. rYrsfrurtInn have
I..a. .,.r.,I pp,p Arrhur d pplfour.
ola, frIt..h f,f..ru s.rrutHr, b. rn.
...... ....n Ii. ..r.tr.itInn tn fIN the
....f.r..I L.uH,t.rI,a Id the defeat
.f .r.f..u. .f .Uf.. rHi. rrnlnutiy CON.
..tI. ...., ,.u tn, sn.nit ns so
.....t.tut.d Tr. rr.rr.tm would then
.. b.. Id. .U vti fhr satfiotucnt III
f.. .,ti..r ..t..tt,u. r,HrtInlnr to be-
..I,.I ura-r f.. rril.s of ths sur.rty
.r nation.
It,u f tb. effort 90 aerufo final
..t..Y .n ID. .....t. of nations ut
tl. r..,. ,orfrr.u.r before pre-I.
I.rt NNIaau.. dru4rtur. shuuld fail
be- b. ..n-it.r,.f It active aponsnrs flf
ui.. .IUtr th.f fb. ultiu.sts surepa. ai
u.. uuI,rt.EIur h.a in reality already
E..r ...4r,I tI.r.tlrh the ad,ptinn b.,
tr. uiu r.nf.rrrrr La h. socand srs
.Iur .f Ga. IsgIfrHtiun which aniemn.
b. U.r.. dino itI.ratIaua to the rrsa-
r.U 30 .ugh 4u uretuirntluu with the
rrIuHrr object uf utprtnr further
v4rfarr
The naIn effort uf tho promoter
r1W j. ta Ircp out 100 mattog from
br pilu which b. NOT absolutely vital
Tnus 90 mlA PROV, thar one result Wll.
Ur that uttl, more thgrn the skeleton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
Congressional Medal, the Highest
American War Decoration, Is
Bestowed on Officers and Enlist.
ed Men.
SEVERAL SOUTHWESTERN
MEN AMONG THE HEROES
Colorado, Texas, and California
Soldiers Mentioned Many oita.
tions for Rosouing Wounded
Comrades Under Fire.

. Washington. Fsh The
3 award of fortY conc ruurfruHiuu- 4
= III medals ct honor America
. highest military decorations. 4
. which previously had been given
3 TO- only three men fur service Iu 4
= the rrrut uuf. Wus announced to-
. dul tN the war department
3 Two Lets OF awards were issued.
= one htuunH the uumts of two
. ofnC, and nineteen enlisted
. men aud the other fhosr Of slN 4
. ofnrtfH AND fourteen enlisted
= men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Beware Of Germany
Mr.. Baker Il Defiant

TIMELY Is the warning
brought 10 Paris by the
Grand Duke Alexander
Michaelovitch, Of Russia, who De.
clares that the allies should be.
ware Of Germany, especially Ger.
many In Russia.
Deep is the hate that hovcrs
round the heart Of the Hun, says
the grand duke. That hate will
flame forth first in Russia. prob.
ably through the Bolshcviki.
Though Alexander Michael.
ovitch il the representative of a
tyrannie dynasty that is no more.
in this case he speaks truth. The
allies must not make the mistake
Of thinking that Germany is beat
en- beyond recovery The Prussian
serpent is scotched. not killed.
Already. there are indications
that Germany is planning 10 re-
coup her losses at the expense Of
the allies. II has been recently
revealed that the Germans took
oa large quantities Of French aud
Belgian machinery. aud stole
chemical and other formulas from
the allied workshops. ~ ~ to start
the postwar race with a handicap
IL, their favor.
Beware the German. We shall
find him IN Latin America. making
a bid for the trade there. by means
Of cheap shoddy goods. We shall
lind him in Europe. trying Ia
wrest away from the allies the
trade that is rightfully theirs
And, unfortunately, We shall find
him in America, spreading doe.
trine of forgiveness to our enemies
At the same time that he is trying
Ia lay his plaus for another war.
Gcrmany has not yet learned her
lesson Already there are dcfnnt
echoes from the Prussians They
will not consent g. thi, or thc
other terms Of the armisticc They
think they should get their col
onics back Such and such an n.
dcnniiy is too high. Aud ,o ON.
The Hun will never really ar
ccpi bis fate. But whatever his
psychological state is. be- must be-
rulgr,d mpOirut tu rebel.
Rfwarc the German.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
NEW MExIco wEAIHEu

Pair tonight and wednesday, some
what warmer north portion. Local
Maximum 80. minimum f2i rnn4
-; At 5 o'clock 70. southeast wiud
parity cloudy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
ESCAPEsFROM
HER CAPT0RS
Railway Girl Held In MataEan-'
Police Have Clues

MATAWAN, Dec. 9-Throueh
telephone conversation with neI
mother, Rose Esposito, the suona
veal ola who was kidnapped aT eta
her onae in Railway by four OF
men at 6:1B O'Clock on Friday hlsn.,
has hsen found in Oak Shades, tnS
Italian section between TINS phone Of
Keyport and returned TO the h'4
her parents. .+v was on
her way home Friday night am a
cording to her story while croeS =
vacant space near her home men Ia,
from an automobile, threw q jam ~
over her head and carried her 70 ~
car. Placing a gun az the ~
head. they made him drive tne No.
chine at top speed. When the ma :
chine stopped the girl found nerSei,
in Matawan, and was taken 70 on
Italian house In the Lloyd ROAD.
THE whole affair seems 10 GeHtes
an a case Of jealousy. The girl nao
MANY admirers and a short time aso
acoented one of them and was %
hsys heen married Sunday. one OF
tba rejected lovers, whose name mas
bean withheld by the police, out as
yeu known here, decided that ne
could not lose the girl ana nit upon
he Kidnapping scheme. On bringln
tbe girl to this borough he took her
70 the home OF an italian family IN
Lloyd road and told them shs was
his wife. He obtained a room I9S
the night and, 1t is alleged, crimlnal-
ly assaulted the girl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
M|DDLESEX MEN
GAIN CLEMENCY
Several County PardOns Granted
by State Board

TRENTON, Dec. s;-Deparnns
from its usual custom OF
the list of prisoners to whom cIen-
enoy had been granted just a day OF
two before Christmas, the Court OF
Pardons today made public the
names Of those 1T has decided 10
parole as the result of the hearings
on the applications for liberty made
at the November term of the court
The announcement OF the list az
this time Is due to the fact that IN
past years the coming of olemency
to many prison inmates on the eve
of the holiday season was In the ma
turs of 'Christmas presents" to the
applicants who were denied their
freedom the result was a season OF
gloom around the time of glad It'd
ings. Therefore the Pardons Court
began its deliberations several weeks
earlier this year in order to avoid
that disappointment which would
have to come to many beyond the
gray institutional walls. In the past
the effort made in all state institu-
lions to have the inmates as q whole
as happy as their condition would
warrant, was somewhat marred at
the prison through the failure to OBJ
tain freedom.
A total of sixty-six prison and
thirteen penitentiary paroles were
granted and one absolute pardon out
of three hundred and seventy appli-
cations for clemency considered. Fol-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
POLICE NEWS

Attorney John A. Delaney, Unit
ed States Commissioner, was acting
recorder this morning in the absence
OF Recorder Pickersgin, who is III.
Chief Patrick j. Burke's orders
were read to the different squads OF
the police department as they went
on duty. The orders follow: Ihstruc-
ions in first aid work to the injured
will be continued every Monday ar
ternoon at 3 o'clock until further or
ders. Pistol practice will be held ev-
cry second Saturday in the month,
commencing at l p. m. and contInu-
ing until Z p. m. Twenty rounds
will be allowed each man
Motorcycle officer Frank Sci.
both arrested George I. Baker. of
Avenel, and John Repp, Of Keyport.
over the week end on a charge OF
speeding. They were fined So each by
Acting Recorder Somogyi last night.
The Prospect and Smith street
n seem to be a hard luck point
for a traffic sign to be stationed On
Sunday night this sign was broken by
an autoist, who paid for the damage
Early this morning the sign was again
broken by an auto!st, who hit the
sign and kept going, his name or
number could not be secured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
Honor Malcolm M. Groaa.

Malcolm W. Gross, a former resi-
dent OF this city, mayor-elect, OF AL
lentown, was rendered a testimonial
banquet by the Writers Club Of that
CITY Saturday might. The affair is said
t have been one of the most notable
ever held for a local public official by
newspaper men of that city. Every
active member of the Writers Club and
every honorary member who could
possibly be present Joined with the
group of ex-mayors OF the city on the
eve of Mr.. Grosss entrance into the
Office Of mayor of the city of Allen
town the first Of the year. An elabor-
ate program was given in connection
with the reception which was closed
with a tribute from Edwin G.. Fra
ger, of this city, an old friend of Mr..
Gross, who was there as the guest of
honor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
MEXICO Will
CHANGE REPLY
! Due to Release Of U. S. Consul
Agent jenkins

"a. ~
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 8:-Mexico's
original answer to the second note
from the United States government
relative to the release of ". o..
Jenkins from the Puebla peniten-
tlary, must be changed due to the
"unaxp ected release of Mr.. Jenkins"
according TO an lntimation at the
foreign office tonight.
The governments answer will be
forwarded to Washington within the
next few days It was stated,
Action Held In Allegiance
WARRINGTON. Dec. 9.-Further
action in the Mexican situation so far
a. this government was concerned,
stHl was held IN abeyance today,
pending developments from various
sources. The State Department was
awaiting the arrival of the Mexican
reply to the latest American note on
ths Jenkins case, which wa said to
have been delivered yesterday to the
American embassy at Mexico City.
The foreign relations committee has
abandoned action on the Fall reso-
luton to request President Wilson to
saver diplomatic relations with Mexi-
30, upon recent of O. letter from the
President requesting that no such ac-
tion be taken.
The release on bail of Mr.. Jenkins,
has not settled the Mexican tangle so
far as the State Department Is con-
qerned, officials believed that light
would be thrown on the influence of
Jenkins release when the Carranza
note is received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
NO ARRESTS AS YET
In NIXON ROBBERY

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 9-Deteo-
tive Ferguson and Fitzpatrick of the
county stan worked on the Nixon rob-
berry case yesterday, but no arrests
have been made as yet. Detective
Fitzpatrick took the finger prints off
the show case. The thieves entered
the store through the back door, by
breaking the glass and turning the
key. The loot taken Is as follows: $50
In stamps, $40 in cash, property Of the
post ofice; three or four wrist
watches, about a half dozen bottles Of
perfume, o dozen neckties and three
gold pieces, $40, IS, and $2.50 from
the proprietor of the store. Pennies
were taken from the chewing gum
box and money was taken out Of the
telephone cash box. The detectives be-
'lieve that the robbery was committed
by some person in that vicinity and
may have been done by some OF the
soldiers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
RAID ON MIGRANTS

Shortly after midnight Roundsman
Jensen planned a raid of the cellars
and porches In the vicinity of 26S-
65-267 Washington street as it was
learned hat a number of vagrant
bows slept in that vicinity. The as
sistance Of Patrolmen Harding, Jor-
genson and Seiboth was secured and
d search made. Felix Vulgar, 669
tombstone street, was the only boy
found and he was taken to head
quarters by Patrolman Seiboth. In
court this morning Acting Recorder
Delaney ordered the boy held for the
Juvenile court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09

The next morning the ceupis ven
srs the girl obtained permisssor
wnass har cantor to telephone her
motSar In RAILWAY. The lad eonsen..
al hut. IL Is alleged, threatened y
shoot her IL she told where she wee
h3Sdine her to say she was IN fre
hold while talking to her NONE =
ne etrl told her she was IN
and the fellow dragged her from
Imam the tip from the girl tnst
h was in Matawan her father &C
~comnanied By friends, arrived mere
and informed Chief Marshal John
Enlsoff Of the affair. There Were
two automobiles In the party ane
while the father was talking 10 ChleL
NTnIsofY the other car was driven IN
fba vicinity of Oak Shades. The giri
was seen walking on the street n
was rushed into the car and driven
70 Chief Mulsoff's offices. -,
II is expected that the police WIN
make arrests In the case WITHIN u
short time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
ORGANIZE FOR BETTER
PAY FOR PROFESSORS

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9-"Better pay
for PROFESSORS" is one of the slogans
OF q newiy-organized "strikeless'
union of New York College Profess
sors, whose campaign for new mem
bsrs was IN fun swing here today,
The union which Is affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor Is the
hrst OF its kind in the East and the
third in the United States.
Sixteen institutions of higher learn
ing In New York city are represented
Including Columbia M New York
University, the College of the City OF
New York Hunter College. Adelphi
College and Onion Theological Sem
lharY,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
Held for Desertion.

al by Detective Michael Muska assist
ed by Patrolman William Selootn
about 400 this morning. kaster Is
wanted in New Brunswick on a charge
Of deserving his wife and children anu
has been living with another man
wife in this city. D.
When arraigned before Acting ne.
oorder Delaney this morning, ne W%s
ordered held for the New BRUNSWICK
authorities,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
TO URGE ACTION FOR
r.. mBONE DRYNESS'

Bp The associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-In anti
tcipation of q supreme court decision
declaring the wartime prohibition act
Unconstitutional. or action on the
peace treaty which might reopen
Baioong, the International Reform
Bureau, composed of church leaders,
convened today for today's special
session to consider asking Congress
for the passage of immediate legisla-
ton, which would prevent the return
even temporarily of liquor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09

lowing are the Middlesex and Mon
mouth paroles granted:
Mtddlesex: Henry Barclay, statu-
tory offense; Simon Bark, same;
william A.. Brown, false pretense;
francisco Canguinzi, granddaughter;
John Chakowski. highway robberyi
John Hrobar, larcenyi Elmer White
manslaughter; Mike Zajac, atrocious
assault and battery.
Monmouth; Henry Hohmer,
breaking and entering; William
Leonard, assault with intent to kills
Margaret Lupln, disorderly house;
Andrew Vona, disorderly house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
Boys Cause Damage.

Mounted Officer Hartung was de.
tailed to Castles Ice Cream plant
at 1:20 yesterday afternoon and up
on his arrival found that some boys
from No. 4 school had entered the
yard of the plant, started an electric
machine which ran through the fence
breaking fifty feet of same. The plant
manager did not know the names of
the boys, but was told to secure
same and bring them to headquar-
tiers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
u FOR EX-kAiSER
By The Associated Press.

BV The AasOoFdt6d PreS8.
ONGEN, Dec. 8:-Reports
are current that q house will be built
near Amerongen on ground leased
from Count BenEinok for one of the
sons of former Emperor William OF
Germany. It Is said that this son
probably will be Prince Adalbert
who is now visiting his parents here
and will go to Wleringen TO visit his
brother. the former German Crown
Prince.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
Fined for Reckless Driving

Patrolman Reager assisted by Pa
trolman Riedy, arrested Louis Hal
borg on Hall avenue near the pennsy-
lvania railroad tracks last night. Hal
borg was intoxicated n was driving
in a reckless amer and also vlolat-
ing the auto laws. When arraigned
before Acting Recorder Somogyi last
night he was fined $50, but as he had
only s25 with him, his fine was cut
in half and he was then released.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
Glover Names Secretary,

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TRENTON, Dec. 9.-Speaker-eleot
w. irving Glover, of Bergen today: an
nounced the selection OF Hamilton
Reeve, of Englewood to be his private
secretary during the coming session
of LEGISLATION. He is a former serVlce
man and was secretary to n com
mission which investigated Lhe MOT
loen explosion in Middlesex County.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
Fined For Following Girls.

Charged with following two young
girls, Stephen Teffer, who claims to
1--we at $50 Smith street, was arrested
by Patrolman Marmon last night
When arraigned before Acting Recor-
der Delaney this morning he was fined
SIS,