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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07
State Dyers Discuss
Advertising Plans

Members Of the Indiana State Agsocia-
ton of Dyers and Cleaners, in session
at the Hotel SEVERN, today discussed
plans to extensively advertise their bust
ness throughout Indiana. The use of
newspaper advertising to cite the econ
omy of dying and cleaning was urged
]. J. HORNE Of Chicago yesterday told
the members that Indiana dyers and
cleaners should charge So for dry clean
Ing ymen's suits and $2.25 for cleaning
wosben's gowns.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07

announces the following program for
this week: Silent Service league. Tues
day night at the home of James e. Lam
bert, 1915 Healing avenue; Sunday
School workers, Wednesday night at
church; Woman's Missionary, Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. T. E.
Ross, 14O7 Olney street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07
Evening School
Attendance Good

Public evening schools of Indianapolis
opened for the winter-spring terms with
nearly perfect attendance last night, Dr.
reckor of Vocational Education Lowell
announced today. The night classes will
be conducted until the last of March.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07
1NDusrRrAL pu1LpINa BURNS.

CHICAGO, Jan. Fire destroyed
fve-story brick building in the down
town district there yesterday, causing q
loss of about 100000 The building was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
!. N. /. A. END
DRIVE TONIGHT
Feel Sure of Success and
That Enough Money Will
be Raised for New Home.
SURE VICTORY LUNCHEON
Splendid Showing Made by
Teams Returns and Talks
Will be Made Tonight.

The workers in the Y. NJ. II. A.
campaign for the new 100000
community center building will be
rewarded tonight at the victory
luncheon. which will, no doubt be a
reality after the returns are heard
tonight. the end of the drive which
has been carried on here for the past
week. The splendid showing made
by all the teams at the last luncheon
held last Thursday night, leaves no
room for doubt that the fund will
have been successfully pledged If il
does not go over the top.
1t is expected that the entire citi-
zens' committee will be present at
the luncheon tonight at which every
will attend. The intense. good natur-
ed rivalry among several of the
teams will also make most interest
ing the final results. Among the
girls. the teams of Miss Bertha
Sarokin and Miss Kate Karkus are
vieing for first place while the triple
contest between the Bear Cats.
Max Gibian's team and the Soldiers
Team. of which Henry Polkowitz is
captain. and Gibian's and Kauf-
mans men is eagerly being watch
ed by the entire corps.
The luncheon will be held at Z
O'Clock tonight, after which the re-
turns will be read and speeches
made by members of the campaign
and the citizens committees. An in
Nitation is extended to the general
public to hear the returns of the
several teams at about s o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
BUYS NH|sKEY
BUT GETS WATER
Suit for $500 Against Rari-
tan River Railroad Started
by Brunswick SaIoonkeeucr
rp star Correspondent.

NEW BRUNSWICK. June 21:-
The suit brought by Wendell Smith,
a New Brunswick saloonkeeper,
against John Barton Payne. direc-
tor general of railroads, and the
Raritan River Railroad Company,
to recover $500. the value of bar
rel of whiskey which turned out to
be water after it's delivery, is being
heard in the New Brunswick dis.
trict court today. Smith claims he
purchased two barrels of Green
River whiskey on August 8, 1918.
which was turned over to the Cen-
trail Railroad Company for delivery.
The consignment was received by
the Central railroad and was deliv-
cred by them to the Raritan River
Railroad Company to transfer to
New Brunswick.
On August IA, 1918. the two bar
rels were delivered to No. 27 French
street. Smiths place of business,
and when opened one was found to
contain the real whiskey while the
other had water in it. The trial was
started on June 10 of this year at
which time witnesses of the plaintiff
testified that both barrels had COM
tanned high proof liquor at the time
the sale was made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

According to reports received one
of the Amboy men in the place re-
fused to put his hands up. and dared
the robbers to shoot. After getting
the money the robbers o~deref nj to
keep their hands n The air for fifteen
E9ql peAoUu Aeql u pue selnuluI
would be sko'.
The holdup men jumped into a
waiting car and started this way. 1t
is said the gamblers got a double
barreled gun which was above the
store where the game was run, and
started after the auto with the
holdup men. Whether they were
successful in overcoming the thieves
could not be learned.
Several conflicting reports have
been heard. one saying that the race
continued into this city where the
thieves eluded their pursuers, but
the searches noticed two of the men
walking down side street in the
southwestern part of the city and
fired after them without success. An
other report stated that the pur-
suing car overcome the thieves in
Sewaren.
, Chief Harrington was out of his
office working on the case through
out the day and for this reason de-
tails are lacking. No report OF the
case was made to the local police
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
RIOT IN IRELAND
One Mortally Wounded and 2 Sc
riOusly Hurt at Londonary.

LONDOEDEi;RX, June 2l-Rio:-
ing was renewed here tcday and re-
suited in one person being mor.aily
wounded and two seriously hurt.
Rifle and revolver firing was almost
continuous and as the people fear
ed to venture out to work business
was at a virtual standstill.
From to o'clock this morning
there was intermittent firing
throughout the town. Between 5
and Z three unionists were shot and
one was thrown into the river. A
large body of unionists at Carlyle
street firing volley after volley to-
ward the Sim Fein stronghold in
Bridge street. The Sim Feiners
returned the fire.
The two sides maneuvered be-
tween the street, continuing firing.
Troops called and broke up the
fighting at 10 O'Clock. When the
troops appeared at one place fight
ing started at another. More troops
are being rushed.
Shops and schools We're closed to-
day and many houses were barri-
caded because of the rioting The
streets were deserted except by the
fighters. The dock workers struck
because they would not handle
freight during the fight.
The fight started at o'clock in
the morning. Reports of additional
tragedies were received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
FINE: CONCERT
BY UkRAN|ANS
Finances of Local Red Cross
Given Boost by Event Yes
terday at the High School.

The finances of the local chapter
of the Red Cross were considerably
replenished yesterday by the concert
given at the high school by the
Ukranian Choir of Newark. Through
the efforts of Rev. Joseph Czaplin-
sky this choir of more than forty
pieces had been obtained in appre-
citation of the work the Red Cross
has done and is still doing for Ukra
nian people. Between 500 and 500
attended the concert yesterday and
the unanimous opinion was highly
complim entary to the entertainers.
In the absence of Mayor Dorsey,
Percy ID. Waring, president of the
local chapter, opened the entertain
ment with words of welcome to the
choir and the audience. John f..
Toolan gave an address, presenting
brief history of the Ukranian peo-
pie. Mr.. Toolan told that the choir
was composed of Ukranians from
Galicia, the countrymen of whom
are at the present time fighting for.
their Independence.
A particularly novG feature of the
program was the absence of any
instrumental accompaniment for the
singing. "Mandore." by the choir.
was especially well received by the
audience and the songs. MY Last
viii" and Easter Carols" showed
wonderful mastery of the choir in
their method of unity singing.
l. PalaZey, the vocalist, soon
leaves for Italy to complete his study
of operatic singing and was obliged
to respond to encores after both his
selections.
The conductor of the choir. Theo-
dosius Kaskiv, and the accompanist,
Miss Vira Stetkewicz, were both fac
tors in making the concert a sue
cess.
The novelty of the affair was the
costumes of the entire choir. At
tired in their native costume, both
men and women presented to the
audience a mass of every color of
the rainbow. The men, dressed in
velvet knee breeches, bright colored
sashes and embroidered shirts, and
the women with gaudy skirts, en-
broidered aprons and waists and odd
head dresses, made a very unique
spectacle which added much to the
singing.
After the concert the entire choir
was entertained by the Red Cross
ladies' who served them refresh
ments in the cooking department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
.HOLD-UP in GAMBLING
HOUSE AT ROOSEVELT;
$4,000 LOOT IS TAKEN
Eight Men in Band Which Strips Many Gamblers of Their
Money and ValuabIes Four Men Being Held in Roose-
veIt-County Detectives Working on Case Several
Arrests Expected in Short time.

A holdup of gambling house
: similar TO that conducted in New
Brunswick a few months ago. was
carried out in Roosevelt on Saturday
night and about S3,S00 has been re-
ported taken from the gamblers. Be-
tween $1,000 and $1,000 is said to
the amount taken in the New Bruins
wick holdup.
The county detectives and the
Roosevelt police are working hand
in hand on this case. and at pres
ent four gamblers, all Perth Amboy
men giving fictitious names are being
held in Roosevelt. There were eight
members of the holdup gang and all
viii probably be taken into custody
before many hours.
The gambling house was being
run in the Carteret section of Roose-
welt in an empty store. Two New
Brunswick men were IN charge OF
the game, and many gamblers from
this city and New Brunswick were
visitors at the resort. 1t is expected
that at least twelve arrests will be
made as result of this holdup.
1t is said that the eight holdup
men came into the gambling house
with red handkerchiefs over their
face and guns in their hands, order
Ing all occupants to stand against the
wall with their hands in the air
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
SURROGATE'S COURT

NEW BRUNSWICK, June eli
The will of John V. Ten Eyck, of
Rartan Township, was probated in
the surrogate's office on Saturday.
Two sons. Matthias of Metuchen and
Edward NJ. of South Plainfeld. have
been named as the executors. In
addition to the executors, a widow,
daughter ana two other sons sur
vive The property of the deceased
is divided betweea the survivors in
accordance with the term of his
will drawn February 6, 1917, and
witnessed by May Smith and War
ner Schenck of New Brunswick.
Letters of administration have
been granted to Anna Medzigy of
Roosevelt on the estate of her hus-
band, Aleck, who died October IA,
1918. Besides the widow. a daugh-
ter, May. and a son. Aleck. survive.
The personal estate is valued at
sf.650.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
SERVICE MEMS CLUB
Army and Navy Union to Establish
S3,O00,O0 Building

As permanent memorial to the
more than 5000 American officers
who died in the world war, the Army
and Navy Club of America. of is
Gramercy Park. will establish in
New York City. a $4,000. 900 service
clubhouse, where, among other
memorial features, the military rec
ord of every officer will be preserved
for future generations.
In making the announcement yes
terday, Rear Admiral Bradley A.
Fiske. L. S. N, retired, President of
the Club. said that it is proposed not
only to make the new building me-
mortal of national significance, on
the order of Grants Tomb on the
Hudson. but also to establish great
center for general patriotic activities.
with meeting rooms for patriotic or
carnations and an auditorium for
large public assemblages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
RELEASE MEN
IN BOOZE CASE
Had Permit to Transport
Whiskey Through Streets
Discouraged by Recorder

The ten men arrested early Sat
urday morning by Patrolmen Jor-
genson and Koyen for handling illi-
cit liquor. and who were ordered
held by Recorder Harold r. Pickers-
gill to await the action of Prohibition
enforcement officer James Curran,
We're discharged later in the day.
when they secured the permit which
allowed them to transport the liquor.
At the time of the arrest the men
were placing the l!quor in the estab-
lishment Of stephen Brodzinski at
312 Elm street. The men had failed
to carry their permit with them
which accounts for the arrest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

an officer on the American ship
Milwaukee Ridge at Dublin, has
proved untrue.
The captain of the ship told the
American consul at Dublin that a
police officer boarded the vessel ana
had asked if other arms were on
the ships other than those owned by
the company. He was told there were
not. The officer left without seizing
anything.
Civil war conditions prevail m
Londonderry and. tie autLhl tiles arc
powerless it is declared in an EX-
change Telegraph dispatch. Several
additional persons were killed this
morning in rioting, the message said.
The firing is being maintained with
desperate intensity. Business is sus-
pended and the postmen are declin-
ing to deliver mail. When the troops
stop the fighting in one zone. firing
breaks out in anpther. the dispatch
said
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
HartIing Gets RendY.

WASHINGTON, June 2l-Re-
publican campaign plans began to
take definite shape with the con-
ference today of Senator Warren
G.. Harding, the presidential nomi-
nee and members of the sub-com-
mittee. This committee headed by
Chairman VIII Hays, was named at
the Chicago convention. Besides
fixing the date for the official noti-
flcation of Senator Harding OF his
selection to head the party ticket
IN November. the conference will
discuss snany of the most important
features OF the campaign. The ses-
sion was expected ia last all day.
Harry NJ. Doueherty, of Ohio
who maraged Senator Harding's
prc-conV ention campaign will, at
his own request, be relieved of any
further burden in carrying on the
campaign 1t was stated and the con-
ference is expected to name an ex-
ecutive committee consisting of
members of the national body to
take charge of the campaign.
The executive committee will con-
sist of not more than fifteen MEM
bers and will include a number of
women
Senator Warren G. Harding be-
gan 10 WORK on ms speech or accept
ance today. IL will be delivered
about July Is. at his home in Mar
ion, o.. and it's preparation will oc-
cupy the greater part of his atten-
tion until then.
All elements of the party will be
represented in leaders called to
Washington during the next three
weeks. Ex-senator Albert J. Bever-
idge of Indiana will probably be re-
ceived Tuesday, and Lieut.. Col.
Theodore Roosevelt on "Wednesday.
The most important conference
since the Chicago convention is
scheduled for the morning in Sem
ator Harding's Office. Several men,
bers of the National Committee.
headed by Chairman Hays, will
meet the Republican nominee to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
Discusses Renarafion

LONDON. June 2l.-Referring to
the discussion of reparation between
Premiers Lloyd George and Milierand
at Hythe. the London Times in iase
edition this morning says the basis
accepted by the former Hythe con-
ference regarding the intcr-deoee-
dents of the payment of German
reparations. the reimbursement Of
allies debts to allies could net he
maintained owing to the refusal Of
the United States TO accept.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
WOMAN MISSING
His. Viola Evans Has Not Been Seen
Here Since Thursday

Acting Detective John Murray re-
ceived a report that Mrs. Viola
Evans, nineteen years old has been
missing from her home since Thurs
day night. 1t is reported that she
has the moving picture craze. She
weighs one hundred and forty five
Ids, stands five foot and six inch
es in height. has light reA hair and
birth mark on the right side of
her neck. She had two rings on
her fingers one red stone high set
ting and a wedding ring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

The undersigned. desire to inform
the public that the trade. name,
good will, stock and machinery of
the Middlesex Sanitary Laundry. No.
5 Gordon ST.. has been sold To Mr..
Thomas w. CuFrie of Chrome. y. j..
and trusts that the same cordial re-
lations which existed between him
and the trade. will be extended to
the new owner.
June 18th, 1920.
ROBERT J.. STOTESBURY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
Auto Accidents Here

There were three auto accidents
in the city over the week end, one
resulting in an eight-year-old girl
being slightly injured when hit with
an auto bus. while the other two
were collisions between vehices no
one being injured and the automo-i
biles being Slightly damaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
RUBBISH IN BATHTUB
II Caught on Fire and City Depart
ment is Called Out.

The fremen were called out early
this morning in response to an
alarm from box u, at Smith and
Front streets Upon their arrival
they discovered that fire had been
started in a pile of rubbish i'm the
bath tub. Chemicals were used to
extinguish the small blaze, no dam
ages resulting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
BY the Associated Press.

y NIIN aN0oNVIdtNU It IVsos
WASttlNG.lp p-,. June 2t.-Bain-
bridge Colby secretary of state held a
final conference with President Will
son before leaving for San Fran
cisco by way of New York to attend
the Democratic National Convention
as delegate from the District of
Columbia.
Mr.. Colby will be one of the Presi-
dents spokesmen at the convention
and was the last of the cabinet OFF,
GERS to attend the party gathering
Five other cabinet officers will be
present a. San Francisco. They are
Postmaster General Burleson who
GOES as delegate from Texas Sec
retary Daniels. Attorney General
Palmer. Secretary Meredith and Sec
retare Alexander.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

Blue Ribbon Butter Churnsd Every
Day. Comes TO you fresh and dc iicious a
few hours after ehurn.ng. ICs the but
ter that cant BE Better. ChAvned from
rich. sweet cream Of Drize catti'. A sealed
carton protects its FIRE Illness ara purity.
No hands ever touch H. Ask ycur grocer.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
Slc,Ia iirXcrI.n,yski

Stella MrYcrkowski. seven months
old. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Mrvcrkowski of 323 Keene street,
died this morning. at their home.
Fun6ral services tomorrow at ST
Stephens Polish church with inter
ment in the st. Stephens cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
HELD IN BOOZE CASE
Charge Roosevelt Man had Barrel
of Alcohol i'm His Cellar

John Mudrak, a saloonkeeper in
Randolph street, Roosevelt, has
been held by United States Commits
sioner John A. Delaney under $1,000
bail for the action of the federal
grand jury on the charge of having
barrel of alcohol in his cellar
Mudrak at the hearing before the
commissioner on Saturday admitted
having the alcohol but claimed it
was for medicinal purposes-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
Tnn,s Hnnnrs Hnnucr

MEDFORD. June 21-The hon
orary degree of doctor of science
was conferred on Herbert G. Hoover
at Tufts College commencement
exercises today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

The Dangers OF Greasy Butter Paddles
and unsanisary ice boxes are eiiminat -
when buying Blue Ribbon Butter in seal
ed sanitary cartons. Blue Rib On Butter
is churned by steriIized machinery from
the rich. pure cream OF prize cattle
Fresh Pure and Delicious!
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

Ny wife having left my bed and home
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted ty her.
8. sPRINGsTEAD.
f7233-6-2i-fts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
Reporl PROVES Tntrue.

LONDON. June 12.-Consulor in
vestigation of report that Irish po-
Ilice had seized the personal arms of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
DELEGATES
LEAVE FOR CONVENTION.
COLBY Sees president
Republican Campaign Plans Begin to Take Definite Shape
With Conference of Leaders Today-Lewis, Candidate
for Vice President of Democratic Ticket, in State
ment Today.

choose the Executive Committee to
conduct his campaign and arrange
for his notification. the opening of
permanent headquarters and for f.
nancing the campaign.
Lewis Gives His Platform
BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO June 12.-James Ham-
ilton tewiy former United States
senator from Illinois. and candidate
for the Democratic vice presidential
nomination, today announced his
platform. He said he could not
agree with President Wilson's state-
ment that the League of Nations
would be the supreme issue.
The league of nations and peace
treaty should not be treated as sa-
cred documents but treated as SUBJ
jects 10 such amendments as the
needs of our country and justice to
the victorious and peoples de.
mands." he added.
Mr.. Lewis platform declared in
favor OF government taking the ra6-
ways, telegraph lines, oil and coal
lands from private monopoly assum-
ing control for the people the method
to be by private or public agents a.
conditions may warrant.
Other planks demanded protection
of Americans In foreign lands and
for Ireland "the fullest aid our IN.
stftution permits"
Cannon Makes Statement
During the last few weeks the
papers of the county and the state
nave published stories to the ef>
feet that County Clerk Bernard M.
Cannon. has offered to give his cre-
dentials as a delegate to the Demo.
cratic National Convention to Mel.
win A. Rice of Monmouth county
VINO he defeated in the presidential
primary. According to Mr.. Cannon
the true story of the report is:
lie read in the Newark Sunday
cal, that Mr.. Rice was going to the
convention and as he had been told
by some Monmouth county Demo-
Gratis that the Democrats of Nom
mouth were sore at the Democrats
OF Mldolesex he wrote to Charles
McDonaid, chairman of the DEMO-
cratic county committee of Nom
mouth that he would be glad to
turn his credentials over to Rfce
II ne wanted TO go to the convention.
This courtesy on the part OF M
Gannon was refused by Mr.. Rice.
County Clerk Cannon stated fod.w
that ne expects to leave for the con.
vention next Wednesday. He viii
pe accompanied on the trim nv hir
son John Cannon and Charles Rev.
nolds. AsSs
senator and Mrs. Thomas Brow,,
ieft this afternoon for San Francisco
California, where Senator Brown y
delegate to the National Deruo-
cratic Convention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
10 HOUSES FOR SALE IN
JAMESBURG, n. J. REA-
SONABLE EASY TERMS,
SAME AS PAYING RENT.

1-family. 4 2-family houses: ?
stores. 1 suitable for factory. 100 x
25; l store with apartment over
head; one large house, all improve
ments, on Main street.
Do not build when materials are
so high. but buy houses built in nor
NAL times. Come to Jamesburg; lots
of steady employment at high wages.
Don't pay all you earn in high rents.
DON'T DELAY, ALL MUST GO.
JOSEPH PERGoLA.
Jamesburg, n. J.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-28

POTRZEBA dziewczat do spizarni,
6 dui - niedziele wolne, SIS tygod-
niowo. Knabs Restaurant, 22l 3.
Wabash ave. 80