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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
NOTATM OSOBISTE.

Onegdaj W koscieie p. W. sw. Sta
nisiawa Kostki o godzinie $3.50 ra-
no X. Jan Drzewiecki C. R. stula po-
laczyl p. Jozefa Uczciwek, syna Pr.
Hipolita i Julianny Uczciwek, Fam.
pnr. 1244 Noble ul. z parma Stanisla-
va Blaszynska, c6rka wdowy PAM 10
zefy B~laszyhskiej, Fam. pnr 1910
Sloan ul. Ma ch0rZe Veni Creator i
Msze Rosewiga odSpiewal kwartet
zlozony z nastepujacych Spiewak6w
stanislawowskich mianowicie: Fe--
licyi Stepczy6skiej, PAM Maryi 10
walskiej. p. Tom. BlachoWskiego / D.
Ant. A. Kowalskiego. Ma Offerto-
ryum duet Ave Maria odSpiewaiy
Stepczynska i NJ. Kowalska, pod dy-
rekyca p. Andrzeja Kwasigrocha,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

Ma doroczny popis dzieci szkoiy
parafialnej Sw. Stanisiawa B. M. W
Cragin. kt6ry sic odbedzie W najb!il-
sza niedziele, dnia 27go b. H., W sa-
Ii perafialnej, z~apraszaja jej kier1-
wniczki Siostry Franciszkanki jak
najszersze grcno p~ublicznosci. Sio--
strv wraz z dziecmi ~dokiadaja staran
i zabieg6w. azeby popis ten udat sic
jak najlepiej. Ma zakohczenie pre-
m6wi Y. Stanislaw Swierczek G. R.,
ktory abituryentom i abituryentkom
wreczy nagrody i dyplomy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

K6lko Literackie Z parafii S%.
woiciecha pr~zygotowuje sic do Wy
wesolej komedyi p. t. ,.kn-
miniarz Mlynarz". Przedstawienie
odbedzie sic W j~esieni. lecz bilety luz
teraz sa do nabycia u czionkow i
czlonkin k6lka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

Jutro W sobote wieczorem tea
trze i'm. Chop;na wystapi PAM HeI2-
Ma JaSkiewiczowa, Spiewaczka ME
dawno ~przybyla do Chicago, kt0"a
tn juz kilku udatnymi koncertami
poznac sic data. Wystepy PAM ia
skiewiczowej ciesza sic zasiuzonem
p~owodzeniem i sympatyczne wzbI--
dzaja zainteresowanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

~miejscowego organisty. Model pare
druzbowali: p. J6zef B~laszyhski z
parma Floeentyna Uczciwek i p. Mar
Gin Slominski z parma Marya Bla-'
szynska. Uczta weselna odbyia sic "
domu matki PAM miodej PREY udzia-
lie skromnego grona krewnych, PREY
jaci6i i znajomych. Pa6stwo miodzi
wyjechali W podr6z pcslubna auto
mobilem do Niles, Michigan.
i q
OBJ. Teodor Matuszewski nabyi
piekna rezydencye pnr. 220 n. Drake
AVE.. Cd obconarodowca. Transakcye
przeprowadzono W biurze realnoscio-
VEN p. n. Kolanowskiego i Krzyko-
wskiego, pnr. 3OoS N. Central Park
ave.
\ q
Wczoraj W koSciele p. W Sw. Kali
mierza pob}ogoslawiony zostaf zwia-
eek malzenski p. Jana Sakuia, zam.
pnr. 3115 W. 25ei I'll. z wdowa Aga
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

Katarzyna Klubecka, lat 40. zam.
pnr. l1S \. Curtis ul.. usifowata
wczorai popelnic samobojstwo przez
zaczadzenie sic gazem. Przeszkodz'i
lei W TEN MAJ, kt0ry wr6Cil z piracy
wlaSnie w chwili gdy Klubecka "a
bierala sic do wykonania swego de-
~sperackiego planu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

PauIina MuchowsEa. c6rka PAM
Maryanny Muchowskiei, Fam. pnr
1912 W. 81 place, %znanej obywatel-
XII 2 Wojciechowa, otworzy}a W tych
dniach pierwszorzedny zakiad dam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
EXTRA!
GRABsKI POSTAL PREMIEREM.


WARSZAWA, 20 czerwca. -
Wczoraj og4oszono skIad gabinetu
min:str6w, premierem kt6rego cost Il
WIadyslaw Grabski, byiy minister
finans0w. Cabinet W swym charaS-
terze Jest bezpartyjny. Gen. Jozef
LeSniewski pozosta4 ma stanowisku
ministra wojny. Pieciu innych mimi
str6w pozostaIo r6wniez na swOich
stanowiskach.
SocyaliSci oraz partya robotnicHa
wyrazili nowemu gabinetowi swoje
votum nieufnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

Zadnych szalblcrzy n~aciagaczy
czyhaiacych ma kiesZenie Iatwowier
nych niema DZIENNlK CHICAGO
SKI ma swych szpaltach, BIO zawsze
pracuie ola dobra- ludu. Oszrkan
cze fire sales" stanowszo W DZIEN
NIKU CHICAGOSKIM ogiaszane bye
ME moga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

Wladysiaw BieSalski, Fam. PM.
1915 Kcenon ul.. zostal PREY zbie-
gu ulic North Robey u. najcchany
przez tramwaj linii Milwaukee v
PckaIeczonoro przewieziono do do
mu, gdzie sic z~najduje pod opieka le-
kara. Numer tramwaju 1877. kon-
duktora 6544 a m~otOrowego 7790.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

Lucya Trudela, lat Sc. wdowa. INA
lezicna ~zoStala wczoraj W domu pnr.
125 S. Leavitt III. bez znaku zycia {
rurka Cd gazu W ustach. Zwioki "a
brano do zakiadu po~grzebowego L.
Barkera pnr. Pas W Madison u.
,gdzie dzisiaj odbedzie sic inkwest.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

Franciszek Wczniak, Fam. pnT.
1915 Holt ul.. zostal aresztowahy
przez panne Wande Wojciechowska'
Fam. pnr. 1853 S. Western ave, "a
uieprzyzwoite zachowanie sic wzgle-
dem niej. Sprawl odbedzie sic praw-
dopodobnie jutro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25
Notatki
Reportera.

w przySzfa niedziele, dnia 27go
b. m. W. koSciele p. W $w Wladysia-
wa, PREY ktorym proboszczem Jest X,
Antoni Halgas cdbedzie sic dorocz-
ny odpust z okazyi uroczystosci Pa
trona W dniu tym przypadajacym.
N~abozenstwa odprawiane beda jak
zwykle ~niedziele.
=
W niedziele, dnia 27go b. m. Cd
bedzie sic dOroczny popis dzieci szkol
nych Z parafii Nai$w. Serca Pana
Jezusa z Okazyi ~zakcnczenia roku
szkolnego W sail p~arafiaInej o 60
dzinie Sci wieczorem. Program po-
pisu bedzie urozmaicony spiewamt.
deklamacyami, tahcami i produkcv-
ami muzycznemi. Ma z~akonrzenje
przemowi miejscowy X. probcszcz
FranciSzek Karabasz, kt6ry wreczy
dyplomy i nagrody abituryentcm i
abituryentkom. Siostry F~elicyanHi
- kierowniczki szkoly czyn!a
przygotowania. by popiS ten wypadl
jak ~najlepiej.
Siedmioletni Edward Rdzak. Fam.
pnr. 1889 w. 3Sej III. zmari W domu
rodzic6w wskutek ran. jake odnioSi
W zeszla sobote, gdy spad} re stopni
tramwaju. Stosownie do informacyi
zaczerpnietej ma STACEY p~olicyjnej "
dzielnicy Brighton Park. jak row
niez wedle zeznan Swiadk6w tegO
wypadku, Rdzak uczepil sic na stop
mach tramwaju W remizaCh PREY So.
Central Park ave. - Gdy motorowy.
kt6ry ME wiedzial o tenn. re chlopiec
znajdowal sic ma stopBiach. puScif
tramwaj W ruch, Rdzak upadi pod
kola, oduoszac fatalne pokaleczenia.
kt6re spowodowaly przedwCzesn2
Smiert.
Prey zbiegu ulic 26ej i Albany av.
autcmobil kierowany przez Andre
ia Skotarka, Fam. pnr S421 w 24Hj
ul., najechaI i bole$nie pokaleczvf
przechodzacego utica Marcina Knot2.
zamieszkalego W dzielnicy Krakow.
Ofiare wypadku przewieziono ambu-
lansem do domu. gdzie sic znajduJe
pod opieka lekarSka.
:. y =
Lucya Trudela, lat Sc. wdowa. INA
lezicna zostala wczoraj W domu pnr.
125 S. Leavitt III. bez znaku zycia [
rurka Cd gazu W ustach. Zwioki "a
brano do zakladu pogrzebowego Z.
Barkera pnr. PAS W Madison u.
gdzie dzisiaj odbedzie sic inkwest.
: q =
Trzyietni J6zef Hodubski. zamie-
szkaly z rodzicami W Indiana Har-
Dor, padi ofiara nieszczeSliwego Wy
padku. Chtopczyk jechai ma wozie
do rozwozen!a pieczywa wraz z OF
Gem. Gdy dojechali do pewnego ska
du artykuI6w sPozywc- ych. ojciec
wysiad}. by doreczyt pieczywo. Ma
gle konie ~szarpne}y / Skrecily. WOE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

ia Cholewa. Uczta weselna odbyta
sic W domu PAM miodej pnr. 2647
w. 24ta ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

sic wywr6cil, a malice spadi 2 siedze-
mia. Przykryf go caiy ciezar wozu i
zabil Ma mieiscu.
Rozalia Skrynek, zatrudniona W
rzezalniach, Fam. pnr. 1894 S. Loo
mis- uI., zostala wczorai aresztowana
pod zarzutem otrucia swego mezI
Daniela. w kawie, kt6ra iona data
mezowi wypic, z~najdowal sic Arse
mix. Sprawl przesiuchiwana bedzie
dzisiaj " Saddle ola spraw domo-
wych. MAJ jej znajduje sic W sEpita-
lu powiatowym W stanie krytycznym.
Sasiedzi zeznali wczoraj pred poii-
eva, re czeste kiotnie i bojki byiy
U maizenstwa tego ma porzadku dzien
nym; para ia nigdy ME lyia W zg2-
die. Pred kilku miesiacami zona
zaskarzyia meza o niedawanie jej pie
niedzy ma utrzymanie.
O 30 Q
We wtorki kazdego tygodnia W
sail OBJ. Skarpinskiego, PREY narozni-
ku 22ej i Albany ave., odbywaja sic
wyk{ady o obywatelstwie. Jezeli Sto
ma zamiar W n~iedalekiej przysztosci
postarac sic o papiery o~bywatelskie,
niechaj najprzod nauczy sic W tel
szkole odpowiadaG ma pytania, a
wtenczas bez zadnych trudnoSci pa
piery te bedzie m0gl otrzymac. Kis-
rownikiem i instruktorem tel szkoty
Jest p. Michal K~luczynski, Fam. pnr.
2244 So. Whipple ul. Wyklady rozpo-
czynaia sic punktualnie o g~odzinie
$50 wieczorem.
Stanisiawa Jurkowicz. zam. pnr.
1875 Hastings ul., wniosla skarge
przeciw Henrykowi ~Suczakowi, zam.
pnr. 2037 Hastings ul.. Ia niedotrzy-
mamie obietnicy m~aizenStwa. Sucza-
ka csadzono ma STACEY p~olicyjnej
Marquette. Pierwsza ro7prawa Cd
byla sic onegdaj. a sedz.a sprawe I'd
lo7yl do dnia 29go lipca D. r.
.. q
Ma bawiacego sic ma ulicy cSmio-
letniego Stanisiawa Dywonika, "a
m~ieszkalego z rodzicami pnr. 1914
Lincoln ul. PREY Bloomingdale Road
najechai automobil, kt6rym kiero-
wal Edward Korohski, Fam. pm.
1916 Wabansia ave. PckaleczoneSo
chlopczyka przewieziouo do szp!tala
American Hospital, gdzie lekarze
skonstatowaIi pekuiecie cNszki.
Znajduje sic on W stanie krytycznym.
Automobilista chciah zbiedz, lecz
przechodnie temu przeszkodzili. Nj
mer maszyny: 4$4119. Swiadkien
wypadku byI Konrad ~Pawiowsk''
Fam. pnr. 2059 Evergreen ave.
- =
Franciszek Wczniak. Fam. pnT.
1915 Holt ul.. zostal aresztowany
przez panne Wande Wojciechowska'
Fam. pnr. 1858 s. Western ave, "a
nieprzyzwoite ~zachowanie sic wzgle-
dem niej. Sprawl odbedzie sic praw-
dopodobnie jutro.
PauIina MuchowsEa. c6rka PAM
Maryanny Muchowskiei, Fam. pnr
1912 W. 81 place, znanej obywatel-
XII 2 Wojciechowa, otworzyla w tych
dniach pierwszorzedny zakiad dam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

skich strojow pod nazwa The Pau
line Waist Shop, pnr. 1906 West
1Sej ul., blisko Ashland ave.
i q j.
Informuje mas zarzad Browaru
Bialego Oria, ktorego fabryka mie-
Sci sic PREY SSej / Racine ave., re
zakupil W tych dniach Bond6w Pol
skiej Pozyczki Panstwowej "a sumo
So, 900. Kto nastepny?
q O. q
P~rzebiegaiac k~rzyz6wke PREY zbie-
gu ulic Fullerton i Robey ul., osmio-
letni Stefan MySlinski, Fam. pnr.
'2S4O N. Robey ul. uderzony zostai
przez automobil, ktorym kieroWa}
Charles Summons, Fam. pnr. 742
Wade III. Pokaleczonego chlopca ze-
niesiono do domu. gdzie sic znajdu-
je pod opieka lekarska, a automooi-
liste aresztowano, lecz pc zlozenlu
~poreczen;a wypuszczono go ma VOL
nose do czasu rozprawy sadowej.
: o +
Ma posiedzeniu klubu Midday
przedstawiopo projekt zreorganizo-
wanna i zredukowanie gwardyi ma
rodowej, czyli milicyi stanowej, do
liczby jaka liczyia ona pred wojna
Wybrano komitet, ktory ma wypraco
wac plan werbunku dostatecznej llcz-
by mlcdziezy plan ten ma bycNprze-
dlozony ma przyszlem posiedzeniu'
Pulkownik Milton ]. Foreman wy
brany zostaf brygadyerem artyleryi.
nu}kownik James B. Sanborn z Chi
cago bedzie generai-majorem. a pull
kownik Abel Davis g}6wnym sene-
ralem piechoty.
J. q
S%iedmioletni Emanuel BlaSzkow-
ski. Fam. pnr. 1908 Milwaukee ave-,
bawiac sic z innemi dziecmi ma ulicy'
zostal najechany przez automooli'
ktorym kierowal Gust Gross, Fam. p.
mr.. 1906 W. North ave. Pokaleczo-
nego chlopczyka zaniesiono do dc
mu rodzic6w, gdzie sic znajduje pod
opieka lekarza.
Jutro O godzinie $50 rano 3D.
bedzie sic pogrzeb 5. p adwckata
Bernardo Matz, znanego W dzielnicy
MISUNDERSTANDING. ktory rozstat
sic z tym Swiatem We wtorek, dnia
dnia 22go, W szpitalu Matki BozeJ z
Nazareth. Orszak zalobny wyruszy Z
domu pnr. 1863 Ingraham I'll. do ko-
Sc;ola D. W Sw. Stanislawa kcstki,
poczem DO odprawieniu ceremonii IL
turgicznych cia2o ziozone zostanle
ma miejscu ~wiecznego ~spoczynku ma
cmentarzu Sw. WojCieCha. w sile
wieku, DO W przeddz:en 39ej rocznt-
cv urcdzin. zeszedi :. p Bernard
tego Swiata. mogac duzo ~jeszcze dla
s~poleczenstwa zdzialat. Posr0d Ro-
legow zawodowych cieszyi sic po-
~wszechna pr~zyjaznia.
!. q -
Wladysiaw Biegalski, zam. PM
1915 Kcenon ul.. zostal PREY Die
gu ulic North Robey u. n~ajcchany
przez tramwaj Iinii Milwaukee ave
Pckaleczonoro przewieziono do do
mu, gdzie sic z~najduje pod opieka IT,
karza. Numer tramwaju 1877. kon-
duktora 6544 a motorowego 1873.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

TrzydzieSci cztery galony i &c
kwart w6dki skCnfiskoWali wczoraj
agenci federalni z domu J6zefa 10
pacza, Fam. pnr. 2216 Clybourn ave.
Okolo 500 pr6znych butelek znale--
zionych zostalo W su~terenach tcgo
budynku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-25

Wielkie zebranie krawc6w odbe--
die sic jutro. dnia 26go b. m, W
sail OBJ. Jana Kuszewskiego, Fam. y.
mr.. 1852 w. Division ul., ,rog No
BILE, o godzinie Sci wieczorem. Wszy-
soy interesowani racza jutro PREY
bye, a dowiedza sic ciekawych re-
CIV z dziedziny k~rawieckiej.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-02-12
HILLS
To SPEAK HERE
Noted Speaker to Tell Of Evils
Of BoIsheyism, Feb. II

Dr. Newill Dwight Hills, noted lee
turer and traveller will be the princi-
pal speaker at a meeting in the high
school auditorium next Tuesday night
at s o'clock. The meeting Is being
held under the auspices of the Cham
ber of Commerce, Y. NJ. c. A., Arnert-
can Legion and Boy Scouts DR.. Hill
lis will speak on the subject, "fioW
Bolshevisun IRuined Russia" The lee
ture will be illustrated.
A representative of the United
States government will also be present
and give talk on new National
problem that confrontS the nation
The music will be in charge of James
LarcomBe. The Boy Scouts will at
tend the meeting in a body. Some
of the troops will act as ushers. The
pastors and priests of all churches
of the city will be requested to make
announcement of the meeting from
the pulpit next Sunday
Everyone in the city is invited to
attend the meeting. Tickets have been
sent out and one-half of the seats
in the auditorium have been reserved
for those holding tickets. The re-
manning seats are open to anyone
who may wish to attend whether
they have received tickets or not.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-02-12
GOVERNOR EDWARDS TAKES SEVERAL
MORE HOT SH0TSATW. J. BRYAN AND
PALMER ON u. S. prohibition ISSUE
PRESIDENT TO MEET R. R.. MEN.
viii Discuss Wage Demands Which viii be Referred to Him To-
day by Director General Hines Union Men to Confer with
President on White House Lawn.

of both sides in the controversy-on
giving the reason why the union de-
mands an immediate increase in
wages and the other explaining why
Director General Hines could not
agree to such an increase on the eve
Of the turning back of the railroads
to private ownership-were in course
of preparation this morning and Will
be presented to Mr.. Wilson today.
Just how much time the President
will require in considering the state
ment was problematical but 1t is be-
lieved it would be short.
AS prepared for presentation to the
White House, the statements did not
include the separate grievances OF
the Brotherhood Of Railroad Train
men and Mr.. Hines arranged to con-
fer further today with w. q. Lee
president of that organization. Like
wise, Mr.. Hines will confer with a
representing the nlainten-
ance of way employees whose officers
have called strike to become effec>
tive February IT.
The action of the maintenance of
way men in calling O strike has not
been understood by railroad admins
tration officials and the conference
was today expected to clear up the
confusion.
ney General Palmer. would discuss
the possibility of meeting the proposed
strike through injunction proceedings
similar to those employed in the re-
cent coal miners strike.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-02-12
$40, 400, 600 APPROPRIATION URGED
OF CONGRESS FOR 80 TT. CHANNEL
FOR BAY and STATEN ISLAND SOUND
AUTO SHOW HERE MARCH | TO 6
New Auditorium to be Scene Of First Annual Exhibit by Local
Auto Dealers Association intends to Back Up Chamber Of
Commerce buy Here" Drive.

his show and local people will have
a chance to hear the local composer 8
hits as they are sung by his own sing
ers.
The Auto Dealers association will
work hand in hand with the Chamber
of Commerce in their Buy in Perth
Amboy" drive and the business mems
organization are out working strong
to make the show success
The automobile association have
numerous posters out and ask the peo-
pie of the vicinity to give every aid
possible in advertising the big event.
Plenty of advertising paraphernalid
can be secured from the different
dealers throughout the city. The asso-
citation will spend a great deal in ad-
vertising this show which Is sure to
be a success.
All Of the spaces in the spacious
Auditorium have been taken both for
auto exhibits and accessories. Another
added feature arranged by the COM
mittee in charge is the high class
souvenirs which will be given out
throughout the week. From thirty
thousand to forty thousand people are
Expected to attend the show during
this week, the biggest automobile
event ever arranged in this section.
Mayor Dorsey is lending every effort
In securing the different state officials
to come to this city. The coming of
the governor, his staff and the diff
ferent mayors throughout the state,
was due to the efforts of Mayor Dor
'sey. So
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-02-12
BIZ The Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Feb 12.-President
Wilson will have personal conference
tomorrow with three representatives
of the railroad brotherhoods to dis
cuss wage demands of the 1000, 900
railroad employees to be referred to
him by General Hines today.
In making the announcement Secre-
tary Tumulty said 1t had not been de-
cided which of the brotherhood rep
resentatives would be invited. This
would be left to Mr.. Hines. he added.
The union leaders will see the presi-
dent on the south lawn at the White
House where Mr.. Wilson spends a por-
ton of each morning. Before meeting
the brotherhood officials the President
will study in detail the report on the
wage negotiation which Mr.. Hines will
submit through Secretary Tumulty.
The director general was in con-
ference with Mr.. Tumulty this morn
ing and then returned to his office
to complete his memorandum for the
president, who will be asked to make
final decision of his demands pre-
sented by the railroad workers nearly
year ago.
Disposition of the wage demaed OF
moro than 100000 employees today
was in the hands of President Will
son. Decision to lay the matter be-
fore the President was made yester-
day after Director General Hines and
representatives of employees failed to
reach an agreement
Statements setting forth the views
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-02-12

The first annual auto show to be
held in the New Auditorium in New
Brunswick avenue by the Perth Am
boy Automobile Dealers Association
from March / to will be backed by
all dealers in this city, 1t was de-
cided at the last meeting of the aSso-
citation held in the Perth Amboy gar
age Tuesday night.
Governor Edward I. Edwards and
his staff, together with nearly every
mayor from every city in the state
have been invited to attend the first
day to give the show real sendoff
The parade which will be held on the
initial day of the exhibit promises to
outdo anything of it's kind ever held
in this city and prizes will be awarded
for the cars making the best showing
in the parade.
Throughout the entire week the city
and section will take on O. gala color,
for John Powers and Max Gibian and
the remainder of the entertainment
committee plan to leave no stone un-
turned to make the entire week worth
while for those that interest them
selves in the show.
The Columbus italian Union band
of thirty-ive pieces will keep up the
musical end at the show for the entire
week. A number of stars from diff
ferent musical shows in New York
have been secured to entertain the
patrons of the show during this gala
week. Harry Tierney known to mu-
sical fans of this section will come to
this city with a number of stars from
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-02-12
BUY HERE DRIVE
TAKING FORM
More Merchants Are Needed 10
Put Big Stunt Across

A committee. representing the mer-
chants of the city who have signed
to take part in the big BUY in Perth
Amboy" advertising campaign TO pc
held here during the month of March,
met last night in the EllS's Club ana
made further arrangements for the
big event. One of the first things the
committee did was to arrange for
committee to visit more of the mer-
chants of the city and seek their CO.
operation.
"If the Buy in Perth Amboy' cam
paign is TO be the biggest thing in
the history of the merchants or the
city, the Merchants Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce realizes that IL
must have the cooperation of every
merchant and although many have
already signed up to take part in the
campaign, the cooperation of all Is
desired to make the event successful
Those who have been appointed q
committee to see the merchants who
have not yet signed up are. Fred
BRIGGS, Edwin c. Moke, of Reynolds
Brothers; and S. Ebenstein of Strauss
Company.
The committee has decided to place
advertisements in all suburban trolley
cars and to also put circulars into all
homes within a radius of ten miles
All merchants who join the campaign
by February 19 will be give nadver-
tlsing space in this circular, free OF
chare.
The committee has completed ar
rangcments with the Perth Amboy
Automobile Dealers Association
whereby the association will in all
their advertisements urge the people
to purchase in Perth Amboy and the
merchants in their advertisements is
will urge everyone to visit the auto
mobile show here.
TO date the committee has set
aside S2,500 to be expended in ad-
vertisihg the Buy in Perth Anlboy"
campaign and more money will be
added as needed. The Haynes Sign
Company of this city has been COM
missoned by the committee to place
signs on their billboards advertising
the BUY in Perth Amboy" move
ment. These signs will contain the
new design which was recently
adopted by the Merchants Bureau of
the Chamber of Commerce from a
number submitted in the trade mark
contest
The committee at the meeting last
night also voted to send out invita-
tions to merchants and manufactur-
ers today to attend the dinner on
Wednesday night in the Elks Club.
at which time it is expected that the
final plars for the campaign will be
completed.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-02-12
WILL POSTPONE
ALL VICE TRIALS
To Wait for April Term Jury Be-
fore Taking Further Action
REDUCE DELMORE'S BAIL
Cases In Which Jury Disagreed
Will Probably be Started
Again Next Term
bu Staf correspondent.

OH SluU correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 12:-
There will be no more trials of the
men arrested In the Perth Amboy
vice cleanup raid conducted in No
vember and December. last, during
the term of the present petit jury
panel.
Owing to the failure of the various
juries which have heard the four
cases brought before them thus far
to return q verdict of conviction the
prosecutor has decided to discontinue
the trials until the next petit jury
has been selected.
OF the four cases which have come
before the jury for trial two have
resulted in acquittals of the defend
ants and the other two in disagree
ments. 1t is reported that the state
will again bring up for trial the cases
In which the jury failed to reach an
agreement. Many other cases as
result of the vice crusade were
scheduled to come up before the
present term jury but all of these
will now be held over until the April
term.
A reduction from $4,000 to $1,000
cash bail was ordered yesterday by
Judge Petep f. Daily in the case OF
William Deimore, of Perth Amboy,
one Of the defendants. The defend
ant was under four indictm ents, was
tried under two, being acquitted of
one while the jury disagreed in the
second. No date has been set for the
trials under the other two charges.