Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-09-16
.CLEMONS HEAD
Of GRAND JURY
Men Selected and Sworn In
This Morning
SEVEN FROM PERTH AMB0Y
Old Grand Jury Ends Work at
Dinner Yesterday
Afternoon
Bv Stdf Correspondent.

DV StQH Correspondents.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 1e:-
The September term grand jury. con-
sisting of twenty-three names select
ed from the thirty-five announced a
short time ago, was drawn by Sheriff
Charles Anderson before Supreme
Court Justice James ]. Bergen and
Judge Peter +. DAILY here this morn
ing. Arthur Celmons, of Helmetta,
was named by Justice Bergen as fore
an of this terms grand jury.
The names OF, seven Perth Amboy
men appear in the grand jury while
New Brunswick has six representa-
tives. The complete grand jury Is as
follows:
Arthur Clemons, Helmetta. fore
man.
G.. v. Fisher, Monroe Township.
Edward Clark. Sayreville Town
ship.
Wilbur C. Rose. South River.
Julius T. Simmer, Perth Amboy.
John A. Donahue, New Brunswick.
Alfred O'Rourke, North Brunswick
Township.
E. l.. Gridley, Perth Amboy.
Edward w. Mckenzie, New Bruins
wick.
Walter Sennhauser, South River.
Otto w. Will, Raritan Township.
John NJ st. John, Perth Amboy.
Harry r. Farr, South Brunswick
Township.
John T. Wall, New Brunswick.
Julius Klein, Perth Amboy.
= MAIDS H. Madsen, Perth Amboy.
Frank Stas, Perth Amboy.
David Brown, Woodbridge.
Eugene Clark, Perth Amboy.
Charles Kuhlthau, New Brunswick
Hendrick Conover, Cranbury
Township.
Patrick Byrne, New Brunswick.
Valentine Gleckner, New Bruins
wick.
Old Jury at Dinner
The April term grand Jury cele-
brated the completion of its work al
a dinner held in the Hotel Klein here
yesterday afternoon. The April grand
jury serves longer than any other
one, the members having started
April / and just completed their work
yesterday morning.
The banquet was an elaborate af-
dinner entertainment was furnished
by the De Luxe Five of New York.
Vocal selections, piano, violin and
banjo offerings were rendered by
these entertainers.
-Four addresses were made during
the afternoon, the speakers all talk
ing as their theme the subject of
"Patriotism, Americanism and Loy-
atty" Judge Peter +. DAILY, Surro-
gate Daniel Clayton, Prosecutor JOS
eph e. Stricken and George F. Reyn-
olds made the speeches which were
we'll received and loudly applauded.
George Mccormick, the foreman
of the grand jury, was presented with
O. six-piece tea set by members of the
jury. The presentation was made by
William II. Ritter, one of the mem
bers of the jury.
Those present at the dinner were
Grand Jurymen George Mccormick,
Theodore Whitlock, Frederick j.
Quad, Clarence M. Liddle, Alexander
Petteit, Robert r. Vandenburg,
Frank o. Nielsen, Henry w. Jeffers,
Conrad Albert. Ralph L. Young,
Charles r. Brown, William Fl. Ritter,
Bernard Mark, Maurice Fischer,
Robert w. Kerr, Frank Zeigler, Isaac
c. Hoffman, George j. Haney, George
f. Reynolds, Rush Burton, John
Erhart, George Bradley and Charles
Paulus, and guests: Judge Peter F.
DAILY, Surrogate Daniel Clayton,
Sheriff Charles Anderson, Jury Com
missioner Banker. Prosecutor Joseph
E. Stricken, Assistant Prosecutor
John A. Coan, Chief of County De-
tectives Richard A. Peltier. County
Detectives Ferd A. David and John
Ferguson. Jury Clerk Anthony Silzer
and a representative of the Perth
Amboy EVENING NEWS.