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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-13
o TRAKCNlCH DIVIDEN-
DACH MA Sc 10. SRPNA
HLASOVATI.
Radni Sulzman navrhuJe
wardni komise proti vyderac-
nym domacim.

Po delsfm jednani usneseno
vGera ma radnici, ze trakc
Mich dividendach bude hlasova
no obGanstvem "a primarek
10. srpna, kdy otaZka, mali
spoleGnost poulitnich drah po-
skytovat svym akcionarum sest
neb sedm procent dividend,
ma byti jednou pro vzdy roz-
hodnuta. Mestska rada vcerej-
81 sve usneseni docilila na ma
vrh p. Gahna, jenz presvedcil
sve kolegy, re dotytna petice
ma jiz dostatecny pocet pod
pisG. X hlasovani traktnich
dividendach tedy dojde, pak-
Ii totiz spoletnost prot po-
dobnym volbam u soudu nebu-
de professional, jakz sveho ca
su predjeda Stanley prislibo-
val.
Ia vGerejsiho Zasedani ma
radnici usneseno tez dati do
trhu move p6ti a pdl procentni
bondy V uhrnne hodnote 49,
775.000. Dluhopisy ty mail
byti prodany do |. Gervna a
pujtky ty budou pro dostavbu
konvencni sine, Zlepseni par
XII boulevardu, rozSireni
mestske elektrarny roZSlfe-
nj hfisti ma Pennsylvania Ave.
Radni Sulman zada mayora,
ably jmenoval kazde warde
pravnl komisi, ktera by Vyfizo
vala stiznosti najemniku prl
padne zakrocila vhGi vyderac-
nym domacim. Kazda wardni
komise byla by doplnena pray
nlkem, jenz by praci svou ko-
nal bezplatne. SulZman v6ri,
re by podobna komise prospe-
la zvlaSte chudym najemni-
KUN, lidem bytd vypoveze-
nym, kteri ma zjednani vlastni
ho pravniho obhajce prostred
k1 nemaji. Mayor chce o Sulz
manove ordinance uvazovat
spolecne m6stskym pravni-
KEN Fitzgeraldem..
Ma navrh radniho Reynold-
sc mesto pozada trakcni spo-
leenost, ably investovala vetsi
sumu pen6z II Cleveland Hou-
sing Co., ktera chce letos 5000
novych domku postaviti.
Republikan3ky klub 2 %
wardy zada mesto prosazeni
statniho zakona, die neho3
majitelove cinzakd nesmeh by
vice jak patnact procent na
najemnem vydelavati.
Pfedseda traktnl spolecno
sti zada mesto, ably dovolile
mu uzlvati specielnich kar M
Euclid Ave-, kterezto limit
ky" jezdily by mezi squarem ;
universitnim plackem nj
nichz kazdy pasaztr by ziska
pohodlnou jiZdu (sedadlo) q
deset centu. Stanleyova zados
bude pristim zasedani pre-
trasana, kdy tez 0 deseticent
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-13
uMRTl JEDNoHo z NEJ
STARSlCH CESkYCH GLE
VELANDANU.

Vcera rano Zemrel V Strong
sville taunSipu cesky Clevelan
dan p. FrantiSek Blaha. Sko-
nal We v6ku 60 let a pohreb je-
no bude konan We ctvrtek z Ma
rodni Sine ma hfbitov wood
landsky. Pan Frantisek Blaha
Sc V naSem meste narodil a je-
ho otec, pred nekolika lety ze-
snuvsi, prinalezel k prvym ce-
skoslovanskym ZdejSlm o3ad-
niknm. Vtera zemrely p. Fr.
Blaha narodil Sc V starobyle
nasl Gtvrti crotonske, kde by
dlel ina Perun Ave.) nekolik
desetileti. Tyz po Gtyricet ro-
ku pracoval jako sedlar Il spo-
lecnosti poulicnich drah a ma
venkov Sc prestehoval teprve
pred nekolika lety. Byl to muz
tiche povahy, sectely, rozvaz-
ny a velice obllbeny, takze ie-
no skon vyvola stesk u mno-
hych, zvlaste starych o3adni-
kG. Pan Blaha byl rozhodny
pokrokoVec, svobodar, dlouho-
lety Glen radu Budivoj c. S.
P. s., jakoz i loze Cuyaho-
ga. Mimo ovdov6le manzelky
z6stavil dve dcery a diva syny,
Z nichz jeden je listonosem a
celia rada dalSich pribuZnych
znamych bude skonu ieho
zeleti. Vyslovujeme hlubokou
sympatii pozdstalym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-13

We autobussove doprave bude
jednano.
Ma konec vterejSi schuze
radni vzdali povstanim cest
pamatce nedavno Zesnul6ho
m6stskeho Zdravotniho ured-
nika dra. Friedricha, jenz
slouzil Clevelandu t6m6r 20
rokG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-13
SESTRAM A
BRATRIM SOK.
HAVLiCEK.

We stredu, dne IA.
dubna v8 hod. vecer,
poradana bude mi
moradna spoleSna
schGze, v rliz musl
byt jednano o velni
dulezite zalezitosti. :
Priton1nost vsech So
kolic j SokolI napro-
sto nutna. Jednejte
sOkolsky, priJd te VSl
chni a prrij;d'te v cas-.
JOS. KUPCOVA,
starostka.
VOLT. NAVRATu.
starOsta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-13

VSEM SESTRAM A
BRATRlM SOK. J.I
A. KOMENSKY V
MT. PLEASANT.
We stredu, dne IA.
dubna v hod. vecer,
poradana bude mi
moradna spolecna
schGze, " nizz musi
byt jednano o veln7i
1ulcZlte ZaleZltOStI. y
Prlton,nost vsech So
kolic i Sckold napro-I
sto nutna. Jednejte
sokolsky, prrijd'te vssi
chni a prijd'te v cas-.
ANT. GRUBER,
starostka.
j. SEBEK,
nacelnik.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06

Mientras que Lloyd George Sc dis
pone proseguir las negociaciones con
Krassin, una Conferencia internacio-
nal, en- la que estaban representadOs
diez pafses acreedores de Russia EN-
tre ellos Inglaterra ha decidido
oponerse a la reanudaci6n de- las re-
laciones comerciales. Francia, princi-
pal prestamista del antique Imperio,
ha sido la iniciadora de la Conferen-
Icia y La primera en- rebelarse contra
el destino que Ell Gobierno bolcheviki
guerra dar al dinero del Tesoro russo.
Fu6 en- abril cuando el comisario
Krassin empezd las gestiones conner
ciales en- Suecia, poni6ndose en- rela-
ci6n con ounce Empresas productoras
de material agrfcola. Este Consorcio
suministrarfa a Russia sus productos
durante dieciocho meses por valor
de 100 mll0nes de c0ronas. Como ga
rantfa del pago, el Gobierno sovietista
harfa en- Suecia un dep0sito de %
miIlones de pesetas. Torpe precayi-
do contra posibles reclamaciones
Krassin exigi0 que el Gobierno sueco
le permitiese abrir una Agencia co.
mercial (icomercial de propagan
da?) en- EstocQlmo, y que lie garanti.
Ease los 35 millones del dep6sito 81
osaban formular alguna protesta '"'los
acreedores anteriores de Russia. 81
mismo Krassin levant6 de esta name
IA la liebre, preEiniendo a los anti,
guos acreedores e iinvitando al Gobiei
no sueco obrar con. cauteIa.
Y, naturalmente, el Gobierno suecC
rehus0 las garantfas cue Sc lie deman
daban. Los tenedores de la Deuda
rusa comenZaron alarmarse, no tan
to por los 80 milones primeros, como
por los que pudieran perder en- ulte
riores tratos, presintiendO va el viaje
de Krassin Londres. Para despojal
esos acreedores de cualquier motive
de protesta, ell Gobierno bolcheyki idet
entoncesN que no serfa 6l, sino las COO
perativas rusas, las encargadas dc
hacer compras y exportar las reser
vas de ORC. La trama era harto burda
Existen o no existen las CooperativaS
EFusas? Lenin las nacionaliz0 en- el
mes de enero; EN- febrero fundi6 d
las rnrales y profesionaIes, que sobre
vivian en- otrO organismo .s0vietista
Sin embargo, algunos jefes, de las Cot
perativas y sus Comisiones en- Nuera
Yorkfy Londres afirman su existencia
pero zen alberta pugaa con ell bolche
yikismo. En- ell primer case, Erassin
solo representarfaf a un organismo do
los sSoviets", y, por consiguiente, al
Gobisrno de Moscou. En- ell segundo
parece inverosfmil que las Cooperati,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
COlCNSO dc aCIGGlOGS
Ell DINERO DEL TESORO
BOLCHEVIKI

vas 9ut6non1as, a matar con los conf
sarios, hubiesen nombrado de repre-
,sentante suyo al comisario Kfassin.
Cubiertas las apapiencias, los indus
triales sdecos aceptaron el trato; pero
Ell Gobierno rehus6 las garantfas que
Sc lie demandaban. Y sucedi6 10 que
era de esperar Los franceses dijeron
lue el oro exportado por los bolchevi-
lSis Estocolmo era relieve de los
10000 millones que prestaron a Ru-
sia, v ;c6mo pagar con ese dinero a
los extrafios, 81 los legftimos duefios
nj siquiera percibfan los intereses?
Los rHfnanos clamaban que su Tesoro
nacional, trasladado Jasy euando ell
pals fu6 invadido por los alemanes,
,ay6 luego en- poder de los bolcheyi-
zis, que 10 transportaron Moscou, y
con 6l iban pagar injustamente sus
oroteedores nordicos.
Realizado su prop6sito en- Escandi-
navia, Krassin Sc traslad6 a Londres
para anudar con Lloyd George nuevas
relaeiones de negocios, . eomplicados
con otros polftieos. El peligro era
ahora mayor y arreci6 la protesta. Ell
Gobierno frances formula la suya Mhte
Lei de Suecia, manifestandO resuelta-
mente que reseryaba todos- log dere-
chos de los acreedores de SUI pats So
bre ell gro russo depositado en- los Ban
cos, de Estocolmo''. Y ell Gobierno
| sueeo, por boca del 5ninistro de Nego-
clos extranjeros, ha manifestadO que,
I. nj garantizaba al Gonsorcio de indus
triales la possession de ese ORC, nj Sc
op0nfa a que los antiques acreedores
del desaparecidO Imperio hiciesen pre-
valecer sus derechos anterid9es. Ini-
ciada la protesta por Francia Y con
tinuada por Rumanfa, ella Sc aso-
ciaron luego los ingleses, que hicieron
! los mayores pr6stamos Russia duran
te la guerra, Y los propios suecos, a
quienes el Gobierno de Lenin no
va los zaristas- -adeuda Yarios cente-
mares. de millones. Una Asamblea de
acreedores galos, reunida en- Paris, y
otra de britanicos, congregada' EN- Lon
dres, slrvieroh de preparation esta
gran Asamblea, de que habla ell tel6-
grafo, Ientque los Representatives. de
diez EStados 'sesopdnena a la reanuda-
ci6n dc las relaciones con Russia, que
intenta proseguir Lloyd George, = no
tanto por los hipot6ticos benefcios
comerciales que Rpeia granjeataoqIni
gIaterra, como, por Ell deseo de disper.
sar Ia negra ger frlub nubet tm ulsulmqno-palehe.
vikioqqe amenaza su eEtenso imperio
oriental.
IT, c1sRs lp1RrcIo. lp1RrclIo I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
La Union de las R6Bii. BIZ
bfCaS CGntTO-anGri-
C8naS

San Salvador, julio 2J.-Los gobier
nos de Costa Rica Honduras han
aceptado. la invitaci6n hechales por la
RepGblica del Salvador, para enviar
delegados esta ciudad con ell fin de
discutir en- septiembre 10 las bases
para la unificaci6n de las RepGblicas
Centroamericanas M IS
Guatemala acus6 recibo de SUI in
vitaci0n, anadi6ndo que la reconside-
rara. s3 as.,4
El Gobierno de Nicaragua ha re-
plicado, expresando su aprobaci6n a
tan patri6tica idea; pero insistiendo,
como un acuerdo previo su adhesion,
de que el Salvador pdblica Y alberta.
mente anuncie la termination del tra-
tado de paz centroamericano, firmado
en- Washington el aho 1917.
La Oficina de Asuntos Extranjeros
de San Salvador ha replicado a Mica
ragua, hacienda saber, entire otras co
sas, que aun cuando Nicaragua, apa-
rentemente crea que ell Tratado dicho
Sc encuentra todavfa en- vigor, la Of
Gina de Asuntos Entranjeros Saliva.
dorefa prueba q. dicho documento fir
mado en- Washington podrfa dejar de
existir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81 Sc es-
tableciera otra vez la Corte de Jusi-
cia Centroamericana, creada en- mar
20 de 1913, habiendo sido dicha Corte
denunciada por el Gobierno amigo de
Nicaragua.
Sin embargo, de todas estas diferen
cias y otras muchas que puedan sur
CIR la superfcie, de momento. entire
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
'BanqQGtG a RQIRanQlGS
y q LGTTOuX !.

San Sebastian, julio 1S.- Ell Emba-
jador de Francia en- Espana, ha anun-
ciado la prensa que los diplomaticos
de las naeiones aliadas, acreditados
cerca del Gobierno de S. NJ Cat0lica,
piensan ohsequiar al Conde de Roma
nones y al insigne poiftico Alexandra
Lerroux, con un banquete.
I Quieren las naciones aliadas demos
trar qasf el agradecimiento que profe-
san ailos dos polfticos citados, por su
aetitud durante la guerra universal ;
aetitud que fue francamente favorable
a los aliados, dentro de las exigencias
que imponfa a Espana a los espa-
iloles La situaci6n de neutralidad de-
cretada por el Estado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
BoMBAs

Tenemos bombas, dep6sitOs, tanques
y demas accessories para el almace-
maize y despachO de gasolina, aceites
lubricantes, aguarras, kerOsina, acei-
te linaza, etc.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
Advt.
Banco Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rico
PAGO DE DIvIDENDo.

Acordado p la Junta General Aonstas ell
del pesente de Julio epart 2 dyidend active DEFTVO)
de siete ciento
rOvisionaD distuo
de doce cento sobe alor
dhas acciones udades del social 92O da
de hoy oas hab de Gaia qua alberto dO dvdendo
el eO los accn
co de La correspondence papeleta. 5t, Is
SAN JUAN, P R,2 27 de Julio de 192O-E ROCAFORT
I'll FABIAN fit af -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
uN ENYIApo DEL yATIcANo

UN ENVIADO DEL vATICANO
MADRID, julio 18.-Ha llegado un
enyiado del Vaticano, que Immediate
mente conferenci6 con el Marques de
LENA despues Sc dirigi6 a San Sc
bastian donde Sc entreyistara con ell
Presidente del Consejo de Ministries
selor Eduardo Dato. Probablemente
Sc trata de alg1n asunto relacionado
con la proxima vista del Rey Alfonso
a Roma. az
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06

QUININA QUE NO AFECTA LA
CABEZA. LAXATIVO BROMO QUI-
NINA es mas efcaz en- todos los ca
'os en- que Sc necesite tomar Quini-
IA, no causando zumbidos de oidos;
Contra Resfriados, La Grippe, In
iuenza, Paludismo Y Fiebres. La
irma de E. W. GROVE viene con ca
Ia caiita.
JxrL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06

las cinco repdblicas que forman Ell
itsmo de Ia America, Central. Sc da va
como un hecho tangible la union de
aquellos ricos. y pr6speros territories
en- una sola entidad federada, 10 cual
vendrfa redundar en- benefcios aun
no calculados por el buen nombre de
todos los pueblos de nuestra Raza.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
TottenUilLe

Mrs. Ralph Laura, has been enter
tanning Mrs. Minnie Schalee, of Brook
lyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Decker, visited
in Manhattan, yesterday.
Police Lieutenant and Mrs. Henry
Elfeis have moved here from Brooklyn
and are residing in Johnson avenue.
Frank l.. Hadkins, of the Hadkins
Bottling Company was yesterday re-
moved to a New Brunswick hospital
for an operation.
Master Fred Hoehn is spending the
Easter holidays with his cousin in
South Orange.
Jones Powell is recovering from
recent Illness.
Court Veronica Daughters of 5
bella held a meeting last night at
X. of c. hall.
An initiation of a candidate took
place last night at a special meeting
of H%uguenot Chapter. Order Eastern
Star at the Masonic temple
Red Cross workers were at the
school yesterday making surgical
dressings for the new hospital that is
10 open ON Sunday.
The food and fancy sale of the
Ladies' Aid of the South Baptist
church will be held at the church to-
night at s o'clock. The boys orchestra
will furnish the music.
Huguenot Lodge. No. 3Sf. + &. A.
NJ, will meet tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01

Graham. of Lewis street. Perth AM
boy. charged with operating an auto
mobile IN Amboy road without a rear
light Tuesday night received q sus-
pended sentence. The automobile was
owned by James Grimes. manager OF
Newark shoe store in Perth Amboy,
who was with Graham at the time
and had to leave the a as security
when held up by Patrolman Fitzgerald
for his appearance in court yesterday.
Two truck drivers summoned TO
court by Patrolman Marshall for
driving on Amboy road. Tuesday also
received suspended sentences. They
were Moses Sinovoti of 162 East 106
street, Manhattan n George j.
FueTst of Park Place. Seaclin, L. l..
The latter had picked up a horseshoe
on the road on his way over from
Long Island to see what luck he would
have. 1t did not prove very lucky
for him when he got the summons but
1t did yesterday when he got of with
out the usual fine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
NEW EASTER NODES

Are here for both sexes. Our improved
Clothing Store invites You to inspect the
numerous improvements and new stocks.
Attention Is also directed to our super
Tor showing of Easter Millinery, WOmen's
Dresses. Coats. Suits and Blouses, Foot
wear. Hosiery, Gloves and Lingerie.
Women's popular oil wool Heather Mix
ture Jersey Worsted Suits. Special. SIS.
women's All Wool Navy Tricoiine Suits,
three different models. fancy silk lined;
$40 values at s35.
Wonen's handsome all wool Mems Wear
Serge. Gabardine and Tricotluc suits: high
grade samples, no two alike, all sizes; va
iues to SOS at $3.50 TO s65.
Women.s Modish Dresses. developed I'm
Taneta. Satin. Tricolette, Tricotine and
Serge. faVoritc shades. values to $50 at S1S
to $3.50.
Splendid selection of hobby Coats for
Women and Young Women. values to SIS,
at $3.50 TO $3.50.
A. SAI.Z e. co.
f452S-4-1-1t Report, n. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01

Pleasant Plains

Mr.. and Mrs. william Edwards. OF
BROOKLYN have been visiting here.
Conrad Kress has purchased the
George l. Harrison residence in AM
boy road that he with his family will
occupy shortly.
DIR. and Mrs. Seigel, of Manhattan
have been at their bungalow getting
it ready to occupy for the summer.
Mrs. Chris Walle visited in Perth
Amboy yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. George Mackey of the Anna
dale Little Farms is entertaining her
mother from the Bronx.
Mrs. J.. Herbert has returned home
to Eltingville. after a visit in Phila-
delphia.
Work on the new home Of Willard
ICottrell in Pleasant Plains avenue is
progressing rapidly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
OYSTER INDUSTRY PASSING
OUT OF EXISTENCE HERE

|Bp Special CoT~respoadena
TOTrENvILIE. April with the
sale Of the gasoline dredge. Ellen j..
owned by ID. Agnew and Iartin l..
Joline OF Hopping avenue. the last OF
those In the oyster industry in Totem
vile has passed out of existence. The
boat was sold to Captain Brush OF
Northport, J.. l., who will use the boat
at hat place. The business conducted
by the two brothers was started by
their father. David Joline, a number
of years ago and who realized a con-
siderable sum of money from it during
the early days of the industry that was
at one time the only source of income
for many of the families on the island.
The two brothers have retired leav-
ing no successor. There are very
few engaged in the industry at Prince
Bay and Pleasant Plains at the pres
emit time where 1t was well established
at one time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
COMPLAINT AGAINST
LOBSTER NETTING MADE

TOTTENvILI.E. April Com
plant has been made to the FISH and
game warden for the county OF
Richmond against net lobster fishing
in the waters of Prince Bay and VI
cinity during the past week in vio-
lation of the game and fish laws of
the state of New York. 1t Is said
that nets are being used in dragging
the water along the shores of the bay
by the fishermen who use power
boats. In the complaint It is shown
that these fishermen are scoping
Holsters OF all sizes and when the
season opens for lobster fishing by
pots there will be none to be had.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
Report

Mrs. Thomas l.. Smith will entertain
the Thought Club at her home on
Monday night. April 9Th.
Miss Annie J.. Tilton entertained the
bridge club at her home Tuesday
night at which time the hostess was
the prize winner. After the game
n social hour with refreshments fol-
lowed. Miss Helen Osborn will en-
tertain the club at her home Tuesday
night OF ext week.
Mrs. Anna /. Osborn was the guest
of friends at Asbury Paak Wednes-
day.
Harry Case was the guest OF friends
at New York on Tuesday.
The Order of the Eastern Star held
n very interesting meeting at the lodge
room on Front street on Wednesday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01

nisht.
Mrs. Laura Campbell. Of Ess, Free
hold. IL spending several days with
her son, Asbury w. Campbell aud
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Campbell
have returned after having spent sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bronkhurst of Fordham. N. Y.
Willard G.. Marks spent several days
the past week with friends at Tren-
ton.
Mrs. NJ. Lester Terry Is recuperating
after having been confined to her home
with a severe cold.
The local fire companies were called
put to fight a blaze which was burning
briskly in the meadows and fields near
Atlantic street early Wednesday morn
ing. The fire had been started earlier
in the day by some boys. When the
flames became unmaRageable the fire.
men were called as several valuable
properties nearby were endangered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OPEN
TO PATIENTS SUNDAY

TOTTENyJILE, April 1:-At a
meeting OF the trustees of the Rich
mond Memorial Hospital Tuesday
night at the Tottenville National
Bank ARRANGEMENTS were completed
for the opening of the hospital on
Sunday for the reception of patients.
The formal opening to the public will
not take place until Sunday, May 2.
This was decided upon at a recent
meeting because 1t was seen that all
of the furnishings could not be In
stalled by his week. The hospital.
which Is situated in Prince Bay road.
Prince Bay, will be thoroughly
equipped and made one of the most
up-to-date places of it's kind In this
vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
RE DESTROYS
| FRAME HOUSE
emen Battle Flames That
From Blaze on Ad-
bining Property.

YprCfGt COfTcSpornfhk.
April An old
story frame dwelling situated on
west side of Mcguire avenue.
SAINT Plains. was destroyed by
shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday
moon. The building was occu-
by Mary +. Benedict colored,
Swas owned by Frank Bedell, of
ewood. N. J.. The blaze was
I'D by a brush fire on the ada
property. which at one time
t over an area about a mile wide.
hbors battled the flames for
time, but we're unable to check
blaze that extended from Ma
avenue to Bloomingdale road, a
away.
alarm was turned in from box
1T Woodvail venue and Amboy
that brought M the volunteer
en- of Amicitia Hook and Ladder
Citizens Engine Companies of
SAINT Plains, and Isl Engine of
paid department of Tottenville.
firemen with the aid of boys.
and women fought the flames
lore than an hour, until II was
extinguished. There were
a dozen alarms for brush fires
Q island yesterday that Kept the
en- going merrily all day. The
IN of Pleasant Plains were call
It at 2:40 o'clock yesterday af-
pn for a blaze in the rear of the
ses at 106 Bloomingdale road
s Hook and Ladder was called
$3.50 o'clock for another brush
the woods at Page avenue and
y road, Tottenville. There was
mage at either of tho latter two
re were two others along the
Y road that were extinguished
0 firemen of ISL Engine Com
when they were returning home
kir quarters. When the horses
the apparatus OF ISL Engine
the run of two miles from Tot
e to Pleasant Plains. they are
played out. Deputy Chief Beg
charge or the fire department
borough of Richmond, who an
very alarm with the aid of the
Is making an effort to stop
Tres and will serve a summons
one that as caught starting a
this kind among dry grass OF
IL is believed that many arc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01

o. Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, April There is
no meeting OF the South Aulboy
Womau's club today. The next regular
meeting will be held on Thursday
April s. at which time Mrs. r. 5. Hope
of Ridgewood. n. J., who is chairman
of the state department of literature
will be the speaker.
Mrs. Hope IS a very interesting
speaker. Every member is urged to be
present andrhear her address.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01
MOTOR VEHICLE VI0LAT0RS
IN COURT YESTERDAY

TOTTENVIILE. April IA num-
Der of violators of the motor vehicle
law, rules of the DAD and driving
on Amboy road a restricted street
were before Magistrate Croak In the
tirst district cor~t va~sfar6ay. PIatt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-27

to soc. as to the size and piumpness
Of the bird
The wholesale fruit market was con-
gested at end OF the week and prices
we're lower on nearly all varieties.
The housewives of Greater New York
and vicinity are busy putting up
their winter supply Of fruits and
vegetables. A large wholesale Con
Germ reports an enormous demand for
preserving Jars, their sales being
four times the volume OF pre-war
times. Good table apples were
wholesaled at "a to $3.50 n barrel, and
average rough fruit at 81 to 81 a
standard barrel The popular whole.
sale price on fine apples In bushel
baskets was 81 and some desirable
kinds for cooking purposes were 70
be had at COO. TO 75c. a bushel
Bartlett pears, the ideal preserving
kind. sold az 81 10 t2.25 for bushel
baskets containing more than 200
fruit. Pickles sold at 15c. bushel on
tho large sizes 20 i5c n hundred on
the small picking kind.
Green corn Of exceptionally me
quality from New Jersey and New
York state Il offered at 81 to 50 a