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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
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The second degree was con-
Serred on a candidate by Valhalla
I4odge No. 275, Odd Fellows. last
night at its meeting at Odd Fellows
hall and plans were made for con-
ferring the third degree at the meet
ing next Thursday night. Arrange
ents were completed for going over
4 Plainfield to the annual memorial
Me Odd Fellows of the Tenth
kict on Sunday, June 26. The
spNrtation committee a ar
lgedN for a bus to take those go
over, leaving from Odd Fellows
II at 1 o'clock sharp on that day.
lere will be others who are going
yer with private cars. At this time
he lodge donated $50 to the fire.
mems fund for the members of the
3tricken families of the firemen kill
"a on Wednesday.
THE Columbus Italian band dis
,ensed with their rehearsal last
fight out of respect to the firemen
Killed in answering their call to
1uty on Wednesday.
1.-TWO new applications o mem
Varsity were received at the meet
he of Perth Amboy Review No. 81.
|Ebe Molnan's Benefit Association of
eMaccabees, Wednesday night in
4ed Mems hall. This completed the
Important business Of :he evening
md the members enjoyed n jolly
>pial hour. Initiation will take
ace at the next meeting and it is
iportant that many Of the men,
isrs attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
Add to Y. w. G. A. Fund

The splendid success of the re-
cent benefit given under the aus
pices of the Girls Club for the BEN
eft of a Y. w. C. A. has inspired
the Y. w. C. A. cafeteria committee
to greater things and as a result of
Wednesdays work S27 was added to
the Ruth Fletcher Burns Memorial
fund. In spite of the warm weather
the cafeteria continues and ice cream
and cake continue to be in great de-
mand.
Miss Helen NJ. Grannis took
charge of the luncheon at noon In
place of Mrs. liver Larsen who was
unable to prepare it and the day was
one of the most successful so far
at noon. The list of donations and
donors, which is perhaps incomplete,
follows. Miss May Bergen, scallop-
ed potatoes; Mrs. Kenneth Solt,
cake; Miss II. NJ. Grannis, meat. po-
tato salad; Misses Leila Arnold and
Mae Carson, potato salad: Mrs.
Kleckner, cake; Mrs. Leroy Starke.
cake; Mrs. NJ. Herbert, deviled eggs;
Miss NJ. P. Meade. candy, and Miss
Thelma Emmons, fudge; Z. Duncan.
$1.00.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
IN THE SOCIAL o r
H DAUGHTERS
EVENT WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Provided that the weather re-
mains as warm as it has been during
the past month, the Catholic Daugh-
ters of America concluded their sea-
son of weekly parties in the knights
of Columbus home in High street
with their party on "Wednesday
night. However. whether it was the
concluding party or not, it was one
of the most enjoyable of the season
and a large crowd TO par
ticipate in>the various games. Mrs.
Frank Glynn won the fancy cake
auctioned off during hte evening and
the committee served refreshments
of ice cream and homemade cake
while the committee we're deciding
the winners of the many lovely
prizes. These were won as follows:
Pinochle, Mrs. J.. j. Mullen, pillow
cases; Miss Julia Sullivan. apron;
Mrs. Herbert Eyerkuss, aluminium
pan, and Frank Glynn, cut glass
dish; in euchre, w. f. Foy, pillow
cases; Mrs. Mary Durkin, pyrex pie
plate; Miss Grace O'Brien, collar set,
and Mrs. Richard Stack, aluminium
dish; in five hundred, Mrs. John
Lawless, aluminium rooster; Mrs. j.
S. Delaney, silver butter knife; Mrs.
Joseph Hartung, cut glass spoon
tray; Mrs. Peter VanSyckle, fancy
apron; Miss Mary Beatty, handker-
chiefs; Mrs. p. j. Burke, picture;
Mrs. Joseph Mclaughlin. collar;
Mrs. ]. A. Murray. fancy apron; Mrs.
John f. Murray, cake. and Rev. John
Larkin, handkerchiefs; in bridge,
Mrs. Thomas J. McDermott, apron;
Mrs. Ralph Seaman, embroidered
towel: Miss Theresa Thompson, py-
rex covered dish, and Miss Katherine
Leavy, pyrex loaf dish.
The committee responsible for the
party's success included Mrs. j. A.
Delaney, chairman, Mrs. Thomas
Christopher, Mrs. James Kelly, Mrs.
Albert Waters, Mrs. j. F. Bergen,
Mrs. Howard Cottrell, Mrs. Richard
Stack, Mrs. Martin O'Hara, Mrs.
Thomas Ramsay, Mrs. Michael
O'Hara. Mrs. Peter ]. McKeon, Mrs.
John Nash, Mrs. Joseph McLaugh-
lin, Miss Theresa Thompson, Miss
Catherine O'Brien, Miss Josephine
Mcclure, Miss Anna Wood. Miss
Agnes Major. Miss Angela Mackey,
Miss Claire Hartung, Miss Katherine
Leavy and Miss Blanche VanSyckle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
LEGION AUXILIARY
REPORTS ON WORK

A report of the recent trip to Fox
Hills was the most interesting fea-
ture of the meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary of the American Legion,
Post As, Wednesday night in the
auditorium of the library. Last Sun
day the Misses Christine Hansen and
Florence Wuetrick, Mrs. Jasper
Bergman and Mrs. Tappen, were
driven in the Red Cross a by Miss
Lydia Olsen. to Fox Hill to visit the
many boys who are stationed there.
They took with them delicious n
lovely things, home made cake. foW-
ers. candy and cigarettes, and spent
he afternoon with the boys, who
were most appreciative of everything
the women brought.
The women will continue their
good work next Sunday and several
of the boys will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. Wuetrick in Pine
Grove. The following week another
delegation will journey to the Ma
rine Hospital in Stapleton to pay at
tention to the boys stationed there.
A basket of fruit was sent to Peter
Fiigen, the local D. S. c. man sta
toned in the Marine hospital too,
last Sunday. The members of the
auxiliary are doing excellent worn
and it is their desire to keep 1t up.
The election of officers to serve Tor
the duration of the year will TAXI
place at the next meeting and all OF
the members are urged to attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17

amount of time if the applicants will
communicate with Mrs. Dieterly.
Street captains who have not re-
ceived their pledge blanks are re-
quested to report at the parish house
on Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
Following is a list Of the streets
already assigned to captains and the
names of the workers:
sAmboy avenue, Mrs. L. Meyers:
Barclay street, Mrs. 1. Larsen; Brace
avenue, Mrs. w. Taylor; Brighton
avenue, Mrs. c. Skidmore; Broad
street, Mrs. II. Rankin; Carson
mi Mrs. w. Taylor; Compton
emu Mrs. f. Parsons; Commerce
street, Mrs. H. Barnes; Cornell
street, Mrs. +. Parsons: Center
street, Mrs. A. Ranges; East avenue.
Mrs. /. Larsen; Front street, Mrs. E.
7. Walters; Gordon street, Mrs. J.
Ware; Groom street, Mrs. F. Par
sons; Hall avenue, Mrs. M. Zylka;
High street, Mrs. G. Haddon; Hobart
street, Mrs. M. Mosher: Jefferson
street, Mrs. II. Barnes; Kearny ave-
nue., Mrs. c. Arrindell: Laurie street,
Mrs. T. McKeon; Lee avenue. Mrs.
w. Taylor: Lewis street, Mrs. l..
Stark; Maple street, Mrs. s. McHugh;
ghdulSOl dNcuuc, Wis. =. IsOLioiius
Market street. Mrs. c. Arrindell;
Mcclellan street, Mrs. NJ. Mosher;
Mechanic street, Mrs. T. Rankin;
New Brunswick avenue, Mrs. II.
Hulse and Mrs. Fred Haney; Neville
street. Mrs. F. Parsons; Park ave-
nue., Mrs. 7. Larsen; Paterson street,
Mrs. III. Gade: Rector street, Mrs.
A.. Mullen; Smith street, Arthur
Stern, I. Greisen and w. Pullen;
State street, Mrs. X. Brogger and
Mrs. McHose; Watson avenue, Mrs.
s. McHugh; Washington street, Mrs.
I. Larsen, and Water street, Mrs. E.
Walters.
Additional captains of streets will
be printed as they are appointed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
MUSICAL FOR
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

On Monday night, June 20, the an
nual musical of the Woman,s FOR
eign Missionary Society OF Simpson
M. E, church will be held in the lee
ture room and the silver offering to
be taken during the evening, will be,
for the benefit of the Madras Orphan
age in India. With a program OF
musical numbers, everyone by a 10
cal artist, who has displayed marked
ability on some previous occasion ana
with a social hour. which is to follow
with refreshments served by the
committee, the evening should be
truly delightful.
Each person attending is request
ed to bring some article Tor the o
to be sent for the hospital work IN
India or some little toy for the chill
dren's school. Gauze, bandages, abb
sorbent cotton. muslin. surgical
dressings, towels, thermometers,
babies supplies, pillows and any
similar hospital necessity VIII be
most acceptable, and much appre-
ciated by the committee.
Mrs. William Hesser is chairman
of the evening and with her assisting
committee, Mrs. James Noe. Mrs. q.
Garretson, Mrs. L. S. Yarnall, Mrs. L.
T. Madsen, Mrs. e. v. r. Sofield. Mrs.
Sue Coutt. Mrs. A. Hartschorne. Mrs.
Howard Brown, Mrs. Angus Mac
Lachlan. Mrs. Robert Macan, Mrs. l.
Bird, Mrs. Melville Lanning, Mrs. f.
D. Mendenhall. Mrs. A. B. Mellow
ell and Mrs. r. Leroy has capably
arranged the following promisingly
enjoyable program:
Song, 20, Zion Haste" Assemblage.
Scripture Reading. Miss Elizabeth
| Beers, president.
Prayer, Rev. Wilbert Westcott'
pastor.
Report of Missionary Convention,
| Mrs. William Walters. =.
Song, Summer, Sweet Summer"
Junior Choir.
Piano Solo. Miss Helen Ward.
Vocal Duet, Mrs. Angus MacLach-
Ian. Miss Alma Parsons.
Reading, Mrs. Howard Brown.
Piano Solo, Miss Grace Hawke.
q Soprano Solo, Mrs. /. S. Yarnall.
Piano Duet, Miss Medora Dayton.
Mrs. WilliamSHesser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
MISS WILLIAMS IS
BRIDE OF c. c. BECKER

Another pretty June wedding took
place last Wednesday afternoon
when Miss Gertrude c. Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Williams, became the bride OF
Chester c. Becker, of Sayreville, In
st. Mary's church in Center street.
The ceremony was performed short
ly after 3 o'clock with the Rev. Will
liam p. Cantwell officiating.
The bride was attired in a gown
of blue silk taffeta with hat to match
and her only attendant, MISS
Blanche Thomas, her cousin, wore
pink georgette and a hat of the
same. The bride carried white car
nations while the bridesmaids flow
ers were pink. John r. Williams.
brother of the bride, was the best
man.
A reception and supper followed
the ceremony at the home of the
brides parents in William street Tor
which the house was prettily decor
ated in a color scheme of gold and
white. The wedding presents were
numerous, including a substantial
check from the brides father. The
guests present at the wedding and
reception included Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Becker, of Highland Park;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckeon, Mrs.
George. Becker, Miss Madeline Bar
clay and Arthur Matheson, of Parlin;
L. Becker, of S~ayreville; Mrs. j.
Stepheson, FRS. Charles Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Reich. John, Charles and
Harry Thomas, Misses Blanche and
Margaret Thomas, Edward, Vincent
and John Stepheson, Lloyd Randall,
Francis Manton, Miss Hazel. Manton,
David and Harold Stepheson, John
r. Williams, Jr., MI. and Mrs. John
r. Williams, of this city.
After the honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Becker will reside in S~ayreville
where the groom has purchased a
new home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
Food Sale at s O'Clock

Because of the imposing funeral
services which will be held tomor-
row afternoon for the deceased fire.
men, the Ladies' Auxiliary of Simp-
son NJ. f. church will hold their
food sale at 5 o'clock in the Perth
Amboy City Market, instead of at
2 o'clock as originally announced.
The sale will continue until every
thing Is sold out. The chairman
Mrs. William Van Pelt, and her
committee of Mrs. Thomas Haw-
kins, Mrs. p. J.. Ryan and Mrs. Eb-
ner have been busy all during the
past week, soliciting donations for
the event, and at the aforemen-
toned hour there will be home
made cakes, bread, pies, buns,
baked beans and potato salads on
display. Anyone who would like to
contribute something and has not
been solicited by the committee, is
requested to notify the chairman
Perth Amboy 320-W, or any MEM
Der of the committee and the article
will be called for or to send 1t to
the market any time tomorrow at
ternoon, where someone will be
ready to receive it. The committee
would very much appreciate any
donations received in this way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
HOME FOR AGED DRIVE
TO START ON MONDAY


as of December 81. 1920, is correctly
stated; the stocks and bonds as also
all other documents coverine&rprop-
critics, etc, owned by the institu-
ton, are in it's possession; h
books and accounts have been kept
accurately and that its affairs have
been conservatively and economic
cally administered, with the result
that it was in a very sound condi-
ton financially con this date.
~. A.. BRIMLOW,
Accountant"
Sworn to<and subscribed to be-
fore me this thirteenth day of June,
1921. Jean Du Bots, notary pub
lie of the state of New Jersey.
Mayor William Wilson as general
chairman of the committee, an exec
utive organization has been perfec-
ted which insures the efficient COW
ering of the entire city. Members of
the committee have been already as
signed to thirty-nine streets of the
city and the remaining streets will
be assigned to captains before the
beginning of the drive on Monday.
Each street captain will have as
sistants in the works and daily re-
ports will be made to the campaign
headquarters at Room 104, in the
High School. between the hours of
4 and s o'clock. Assisting Mrs. Eu-
gene Dieterly, chairman, are Mrs.
Ole Olesen, Mrs. Harry Barnes, the
treasurer; and Miss Inger Johann
sen. = These ladies will take active
charge of theiry part of the work.
while Ingvard Greisen will direct
the efforts OF the men connected
with the campaign. Mrs. e. F. Spot
ford will assume the direction of the
committee on communications,
which consists, in addition, of Mrs.
A. C. Clark, Mrs. George Haney,
Mrs. William H. Hesser, Mrs. Ma
thaniel Pierce, Alice McClimont and
Ingvard Greisen. The automobile
service will be rendered by Captain
Seguine of the local Red Cross. Mrs.
Arthur Stern is to direct the branch
of the work covering social clubs,
while Mrs. Jay B. FRANKIE and Mrs.
w. Tesla will cover the theatres,
banks and the post office. Mrs. H.
P. Ward will cover Fords.
In addition to the workers already
secured the committee will gladly ac-
cept the service of anyone desiring
to help, on any day and for any
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
Aid Relief Fund.

All of the clubs and organizations
meeting during the past several days
have found their meetings more
than quiet because of the accident
which affected so many people
throughout the city. SO it was with
the meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Caledonian Club last night IN
odd Fellows hall in Smith street and
the Jolly time planned to conclude
the season of 1920-21 was postponed
until the first meeting of the fall.
However. in the business session, it
was decided to contribute $40 to-
wards the relief fund for the Fire
mems Widows and $500 to the
Home for the Aged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
POstpOne Lawn Fetc.

The Lawn Fete. which the Junior
Ushers' Association of the First
Presbyterian church, was to hold on
the lawn adjoining the church at the
corner of Market and Rector streets
tonight, has been postponed until
next Tuesday night because of the
terrible accident which cast its
shadow over the city last Wednes-
day evening. Elaborate preparations
have been under way for several
weeks for the event and when 1t
does take place, it will be the Ushers'
most brilliant.e event of the past sea-
son. Edward Ritter, as chairman,
is assisted by a large committee in
the ARRANGEMENTS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
AIN FLAGGED BY COP
called TO SLOW DOWN

20 els j. T%onnesen had drawn
tt )laint and forwarded same
enttorney Leo Goldberger, in
-lSn with the failure of a
svania train. Nc. 1851, north
vgoing through this city at
.atesterday morning, failing to
uny attention to a yellow flag
I by Patrolman Marinus Lud-
IN. The officer reported at
Auarters that the train failed to
down. in accordance with Or
/. Trains are ordered to slow
/. to the ten mile an hour limit.
chief is arranging 20 have the
department out from 1880
TX tomorrow afternoon. and for
lemainder of the afternoon dur
he funeral of the dead firemen.
street where the procession will
p, will be roped off. Thy chief
$ it will also be necessary to
tks seashore going auto
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
FAIL TO MAKE REPORT
ON EX.SHERIFF'S BOOKS

By Evening News stan Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, June IL
The finance committee of the free
holders failed to make n report
on their findings following their in
vestigation of the condition Of for
mer sheriff Charles Anderson's books.
The finance committee has been
promising to make a report of their
investigation each week, but as yet
nothing has been made public. The
Certified Audit Company in auditing
the books of the former sheriff found
that they were about $1,000 short,
it is reported.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
To Have Food Sale.

The Heralds, a group of young
girls of the First Baptist church in
the Sunday School class of Miss Alice
Clack. will hold a food sale in the
basement of the church in Madison
venue, tomorrow afternoon. Be-
ginning at 3 o'clock the girls will
display a tempting variety of home
made cakes, puddings and salads,
from which the people will have a
splendid choice for the Sunday
meals. Now that the warm weather
has come. no one is desIrous of bak-
ing any more than II has to and
the girls through their food sale will
give the housewives of the city, the
opportunity to purchase home cook
ed foods at a nominal cost. The
young girls are very anxious that the
sale net them at least $40 so that
they may complete the 500 which
they have raised during the past
year for the building fund. Patrons
are assured that they will be more
than satisfied with purchases made
at the sale.
Announce Engagement
At a dinner and reception given
last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. LYMAN Wedeen in Gordon
street, Mrs. Eta Borak, mother of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Wedeen, an
nounced the engagement of her
daughter, Bessie, to William Ber-
nard Siegfried, of Highlands. Fifty
guests enjoyed the dinner and jolly
time, extending congratulations to
the engaged couple. The wedding
will take place in the early fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
-
RED MEN LOST 5
MEMBERS IN CRASH

Pc Ambo Tribe No. IS, Improved
Order Of Red Men. lost five members
by the accident on Wednesday when
nine lives were taken in the total OF
the crash. They were Hans Holt,
Victor Janderup, James A.. Anderson
John Kutcher and John Tofgeson.
At a meeting of the lodge last
night a check for SITS was ordered
drawn to the beneficiary in each case
and a check for S25 was ordered
drawn for the fund being collected
for the widows of the dead fremen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
DAY To
/ LEARN To SWIM
Women and Girls to be In
y structed at the Y. M. c. A.
Bldg. Tomorrow

Tomorrow, the last day of the
Swimming campaign which has been
held at the Y. NJ. c. A.. during the
past week under the combined aus
Spices of the local Red Cross and Y.
M. C. A., with Miss Margaret Reich
sard as swimming director. the Y. M.
:. A. will be divided in use and
privileges between the men, boys,
4 gomen and girls. The men and boys
will have the use of the building be-
Tween the hours of IL and 3 o'clock
lduring the day and in the evening
Iafter 5 o'clock. The women and girls
will be permitted to attend classes
according to the following schedule:
80 o'clock-Junior girls.
0 o'clock-Junior girls.
o'clock-Women.
p,clock-Women.
Mock-Girls.
~@School girls.
#-School girls.
$&NSchool girls.
1e4 H-School girls.
&-High school girls.
-hI &tk-High school girls.
$ck-Girls out of high
Nndred women and girls
Us Ycked to the "Y" to enjoy
Hes of free swimming les
the pool yesterday and Miss
ct Reichart, the proficient
ng inspector, was assisted by
lrgaret Marion Burns. physi-
ctor of the local high school,
Frances Hance, Ethel David,
Edith and Lillian Bjork in
n EAg the diversified arts. Others
SISTED in the campaign OF
N day were Mrs. Francis Sea
Mrs. Merrill Mosher, Mrs. Harry
Dor and Mrs. Thomas in the
Z department and Miss Sybil
u mel and Physical Director
sr G. Pew in the admittance
- nent.
rrow is the last chance to
the pool free of charge and
will no doubt be filed from
until night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
Plan for Picnic

At the meeting of the Woman's
Guild of the Workers Cooperative
Society last night at the home OF
the president, Mrs. Isabella wilson,
plans were started for the annual
picnic to be held in the very near
future. A report 0f final arrange
ments will be made at the next
meeting. at which it isNthe desire OF
he president that every member be
l.. sent. All of the members who
attended the meeting last night ex-
pressed their deep grief over the
great catastrophy which befell the
brave and noble firemen, and all
expressed their sympathy for the
bereaved ones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
Children Have Picnic

MIS-. GOUIu CH~dpeTOneu
a picnic recently to Liddle's farm
assisted by Mrs. William Buckley.
The children had a most enjoyable
time playing games and eating their
picnic lunches. Those who went
were Catherine and Mildred Morris,
Irene Hanley, Dorothy Kelly. Ruth
and John Wade, Jack and Marion
O'Brien, Anna and Thomas Costello.
Dorothy Burns, w. Macarthur and
r. Dunn,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Eldridge, of
Brighton avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Viola
E., to Emmanuel T. Hansen. son of
j. T. Hansen, also of this city. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
Two Alarms Last Night

There were two alarms of fire sent
in for one fire last night. the first
from box 81 and the second from box
Sc. The fire was in front of the gar
age of Chris johnson on New Bruns-
wick avenue and the damage was
slight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17

3 VICE presIutHt, fIahk SuIIIVdH,
Aancial secretary: James Nolan, re-
,ording secretary; Frank Gunkel
;treasurer: Charles J~orgenson. Hugh
sSteed and William Buchan, trustees;
and Hugh Steed, John Durham and
ALBERT Mcdonald, delegates.
There was no opposition for any
pf the offices except president, and
Delegates. Frank Seiboth and Will
Ham Peterson were defeated for. the
office of delegate. William Buchan
was Judge of the election. and Jo-
seph fsaydos and Marinus Ludwig
Son, t6llers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
INES EGAN AGAIN
HEADS LOCAL P. B. A.

tines Egan was reelected presi-
of yhe Patrolmen's Benevolent
j tciayfon at the annual election
AG-Ft headquarters yesterday, de-
II William Peterson by a vote
I LIZ. William SeibOth was cleo
The New York herald., 1921-03-14
HYLAN OPENS WAR ON
BROOKLYN DOUBLE FARE
Orders Corporation Counsel
to Oppose p. 5. c. MoUe.

Mayor Hylan announced yesterday ne
has issued instructions 70 John y.
OBrien. Corporation Counsel TO oppose
with ali the means az his command the
double fare schedules granted BY Public
Service Commissioners Barrett" upon sur
face linea In Brooklyn.
Does Commissioner Barrett think
tho Mayor asked, that IN granting this
privilege 20 tho companies such action
viii assure his continuation or make his
retention In office ON any now commits
sion that may DO appointed pcssiblc2'
Mayor Hylan then adds that Il Il
wero not for supreme Court decisions
to tho effect that he cannot legally do
81. ho would have buses AZ a five cent
fare running along every trolley line
where a double fare is charged and that
II the people Of Brooklyn viii get thoir
legislators TO pass his pending bus bill
Ia Albany he will have 1000 buses oper-
ating on the streets Of Brooklyn inside
81 thirty days. In addition, tho city
II iii appropriate si0,0O0,000 to SEQ that
the city IN plonufully supplied with
buses, the Mayor said