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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-10

held various positions in the post
office here until suspended In 1890
for insubordination.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-10

IouRNAL W. ADs ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29
Libe|tatea impo!rtu|ui 81
nlonopo|u| exportu|ui


carl sc mai indoiau, ca suntem in
stare sa train cu productia interna.
suprimand orice import cativa ami
pana la insanatosirea schimbului.
Guvernul, insa, a socotit tocmai
dimpotriva. NJ discutam argu-
mentele ce Sc aduc in favoarea IL
bertatii importului caci ele insem-
neaza un brevet de incapacitate pc
care sill da singur cand sustine ca
toate masurile restrictive sunt "a
darnice in fata favoarei permission
Gle exceptie sau introducerii mar
furilor de lux prin contrabanda.
Cat priveste monopolul exportu-
, lui ,am rezumat consultatia juridi-
ca a d-lui Mattel CantaclHino Ia
sand sd Sc intrevada perspectivele
ce Sc deschid pentru stat. NJ maj
este locul acum sd vorbim de in
! tarzierea Gu care sc ia masura mo-
| nopolului. IN ULTIMA LUNA
DE EXPORT POSIBIL, ci nc
marginim la constatarea cd anun-
tarea monopolului exportului CO
incidat Gu ultima cadere prapas.
tioasa a leului.
In locul singurei politici econo-
mice chibzllite: interZicerea absOlu.
ia importului 81 libertatea reglc-
mentata a exportului, dupa asigu-
rarea necesitatilor inferno, moi ia
Gem tocmai dimpotriva. Bine ri.
cine a zis: ca la la nimeni
(Dacia)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29

Societatea Romana de Ajutol
81 CuItura Ammonia Stremul
Liber' din ST. Louis Mo. Con-
voaca pc toti membri ei la adu-
narea generala lunara care sc Va
tinea Dumineca la 8 Novembric
1921 la orele 2:30 p. m precis, In
Uala Sirbilor din al S-lea 81 Bar
ry Str. Fratilor avand la ordinea
zilei mai multe chestii de resol-
vat pc cum 81 cetirea procesului
verbal de la adunarea L. S. K.
Americana din Alliance, o. este
rugat fieste care sa-si cunoasca
chemarea pc cum 81 Gu cotcle sa
Sc puie fieste care in regula con-
form statutului local, Art. I ali
niatul l5. Deei in speranta Cd
fieSte care is va cunoaSte chema-
rea pana la revedere samnam in
numele L. S. Ammonia Streinal
J4iber'' din st. Louis. Mo.
Elisei Ionescu, presedinte.
Bucur Bining, secretar.
(252-53).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29
cET1TI SI ABoNAJI
ZlARUL "AMERICA"
INSTIINTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentii
nostri a observa urlnatoarcle
reguli la trimitcrea pentru
schimbare de adresa:.
l. .Sa Sc sc1ie adresa veche
unde ia mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana sd
Sc alature marci de SC. Sa Sc
caute sd nj Sc dea numele stra-
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observa- aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapta sd i Sc
'chimbe adresa ca nu Sc poate..
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29
le salvam tara de ruina.

ne salvam tara de ruina.
Prima costume ce nj S "a pre-.
zentat ochilOr, in timpul armisti-
tilhlui, q fost de q rccapata auto
ritatea complecta i'll tara la moi 81
de arunca afara pc Rusii carl
nu s'ar supune ordinelor 81 legilor
noastre.
In acest timp, nou! generalisim
rms, un plotonier Krilenko, da
ordih tuturor trupelor rllsesti de
Epe dntreg frontul, deci 81 din tara
de la noi,- sd Sc inapoeze in Russia
Gu armele 81 Gu toate munitiile.
0rdinul mai spnnea ea daca nu
vor Il lasate de catre moi sd pie
&c, asa cum vor vol ele, sa-si des-
chid6 drumul Gu arnele 81 sa dis.
trugS tot,ll IN calea lor.
n acelas timp, Rusii, in tara la
moi, i3i f4ceau de cap 81 cautau
50 ne dlica "a prapastie! Intruniri
Ireyolutionare dndemnand 81 pc po-
pulatia noastra Ia revolta, Ia uei-
derea tutnror coild atorilor nos
" - - ~. ~. III "a ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29

nalele 81 vasele de razboiu de pc
coasta Marei Negrc. Pentru acea-
sta va intrebuinta forte oricat de
multe, spre tcrmina cat mai
lutte. Ell poate sa-si aduca acestc
forte repedc de pc intreg frontul
rusesc, caci acolo nu mai trc-
buesc. In spate aveam Russia Dol,
sevista care in turbarca ei ca nu-i
iirinam exemnlsl de a ne darima
81 moi tara npy ystra, cum % aari-
mat-o ei pc 8 lor, an afeStat r.
ministrul nostru de 10 Petrogrtd,
ne declara r 6beiu, punand ps
toti Romanii bra dip orice lege
si drepturi par'ct' ar mai ii
fost Ia 81 vre-o .lege san vre-un
drept ii declara ca, panA una
alta, ne confisca tezam'il. ca
hotii de codru! In taT1 = ~ ffon.
tul nostru aveam peste IN million
de armata rus6 care iefuia, Onto
"a, prada 81 se oppnea tutlrcr
autoritatilor noastre, AZ loo a se
Ilupte Gu inimicnl.
Aeeasta ne. era situstia noastr4
n timpan sr1histi iuis s6lRlS
'sa.f facsm fatk 81 curs y ]; 4 "a llis
tanfre. 81 lushn ,ndsqrile \ esls saai
dlrsstice Az. 81 81 csle saai 7 seyese - IN 3
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29
ABONAT NARUL
..AMERICA~

decisa, pentru sc trece de iarna
81 a Sc astepta alte evenimente
carl sd ne permita de relua la
ras lupta, Gu mai multi success.
Era vital pentru moi 81 impor-
tant pentru aliati sd pastram acl
un front 81 o forta cat mai mutt
timp posibil, pana la ultima cx-
tremitate.
Altfel, legaturascu aliatiis find
complet taiats; situatia era de.
zastruoasa.
Q speranta incepe "a incolteas-
ca in inima llioastra Uczaina. Ru-
sia.. ..incepe ~ Sc descompue in o
SER do alte state proclamandu-se
uncle autonome, altele indepen-
dente. Intre aceste state, eel mai
important atat prin populate,
prin bogatie, cat 81 prin tendin-
tele politice &c arata, era Ucraina
il adevar, ca constitute in stat
independent, Sc pare un moment
Cd yoeste q continue raxboiul 81
'anume alaturi de puterile intele-
gerei, ba Iupta char 81 in contra
ab;olseyisn1ului. In acest caz, spa
1tele oceidentu totusi puteah
gdsi ~ Vcraina aceiaee 1le tre-
buia pentrn 4 rexista atacurlor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29

Isl cand voiau. Nu mai era valabil
nici un orar al mcrsului trenuri-
lor, de aceia 81 ciocnirile 81 de-
raierile erau zilnice. Jafuri prin
comune, pc la orase 81 safe, ca 81
la drumul mare. Ucideri Gu duiur
mul ca 81 distrugeli de case, de
depozite, de poduri peste ape Il
de averi etc. Lcgau& oamenii, ba;
teau 81 necinsteau ncvestes 81 co.
pile. Sc distrau aruneand grenade
prin ease. Arrnele, ce nu lie wand,
lie servesc pentru omoruri 81 asa
'sinate. Tot criminalii ruSi, ca 81
anarhistii eliberati din ocne s.
puscarii, fntorsi IN tara fericirif
I(fl) sunt condncatori maselor de-
brute; toti soldatii rlsi, fosti 9pris.
sonieri Ia Ger1nani 81 Austro-
Ungari, find dresati, sunt insti-
gatori. Mai multe corphri de ar
mata fac somatiuni autoritatilot
tnilitare ale noastre, 81 sd nu mai
apere pc fostiiA for ccndncatoris.
earl, zig ei, stan asc,lnsi 4 IIasl,,
Aparati de moi Si char * IL Mn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29
INMORM1NTAREA
LUZ .NEACOE
BASARAB
Aniversarea q 400 de AMI de la
moartea voevodului.


In 8 Oct. a avut loc in mtreaga
tara, comemorarea marelui yoe-
vod Neagoe Basarab, amphnindu-
Sc 400 de ami de. la moartea lui.
Gu aceasta ocazic s'a oficiat la
manastirea Eurtea de Arges, zidi-
ia de Ell, un, pal.astas 81 pentrl
Regele Carol 81 Regina elisabeth,
ingropati alat,tri de cucernicui
domnitor al tarii romanesti.
Au sosit la acest parastas NM.
LII. Regelc Ferdinand 81 Regina
Maria precum 81 toti ministrii 81
reprezentantii authorization pie
cati din Bucuresti Gu vm tren
special.
La Cluj s'a oficiat la orele 10
un serviciu divin in curtea cazar-
mil Regimentului 16 infantcrie.
Serviciul divin a fost oficiat dc
P. S. Sa Episcopul Ivan ajutat
de dol preoti.
Dupa oficiarca serviciului di.
vim, S 'au tinut mai mnlte cuvan.
tari in carl "a arafat rolul impor-
tant pc care la jucat marele VOC.
vod in istorias nosstra precum 81
numeroasele lui operc de bine.
facere ale caror urine sc vad
81 All. s's
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29

navigarea pc Marea Neagra, pre-
cum 81 in toate bratele Dunarei
pana la Galati, sa fie discutata 81
stabilita printr'o comisie mixta
speciala.
In 1iumele Arhiducelui Iosif 81
al Feldmaresalului v. Mackenseli
(ss) Won Morgen
Generalleutenant.
In numele generalului Stcher-
batchef:
General lss) Keltchevxld !.
Comandantul armatei q ga rusa.
In numele Generalului Prezan
General (ss) Lupescu ~.
Inchcindu-se armistitiul, sd Oh.
4inut rAxult8auf dorit c0gtfCArSa
- timp. Era chestinnea, de . sc
|taragani SIENNA cst maj indie
lung, seeayts stare AZ luernli ne.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29

Zilele trecute ii aparut. jurnalul
consiliului de ministri prin care sc
institute regimul libertatii complete
a importului, dupa initiatiya, zice-
sc, a primului ministru, Gu rezerva
unor mari take 'prohibitive pen
tru articolele dc lux. Masura asia
economical, de importanta capitala
pentru situatia valutei noastre, Vi
ne la foarte seurt interval, aproape
imediat, dupa alta masura de e.
gala importanta 81 Gu um caracter
diametral opus, aceea a monopolu-
lui expoltului de cereale.
Numai din aceasta simpla apro-
pierre Sc poatc vedea contrazicerea
flagranta din politica economical a
guvernului. Deoparte, libertate
absolute comertului, tocmai AGO.
10 unde ar trebui interdictia COM
plecta, Ia import - de alta, mono
polul de stat, desi ultima prabu-
sire a leului coincidat GU anunta-
rea monopolului exportului.
Intr 'adevar, nu mai este nou-
tate pentru nimeni faptul ca inn
portul constitute in toate statele,
acum dupa razboiu, marea sarcina
care ingreuiaza 81 intarzie restabi-
Urea valutei rationale 81 in genere
toata normalizarea vietii economi
ce. Importul insemneaza plati "a
supra streinatatii, lar acestea nu
sunt altceva decat sarcini directe
81 mediate asupra schimbului pc
care exportul fara limitarea impor-
t1lul, nu le poate suporta. DE a.
ceea in Franta. in Italia, in An.
glia 81 pretutindeni vedem acum.
dupa razboiu, sfortare generala
pentru limitarea, daca nu char in
, terzicerea importului la produsele
absolut necesare sau la materlile
prime III tarile care lie due lipsa.
In Bulgaria, inca della inceput, gu
vernul Stambulisky a VENT cu in
terzicerea absolute importului 81
gratie acestei masuri multa vremt
leva bulgareasca. moneda unui stat
mic 81 invins. a cotat foarte bin,
pc plata mondiala.
/ In coloanele noastre am cerut NJ
odata, dar de nenumarate ori, in
. lterzicerea importului 81 am repeta
J cererea Gu prilejul cxpozitiei-tare
de mostre care a dovedit 81 cello
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29
XUrnarsy

s l8. Acest armistitiu pierde
valoarea sa, de indata &c 1ntre co
mandamentul suprem al puterilcr
centrale aliate de Q parte 81 intre
comandamentul suprem rus 81 co.
mandamentul suprem roman de
acord, de alta parte, sc va incheia
,1n armistitiu, cuprinzand in mod
expires frontnl total 7nti'e Marea
Baltic6 81 Mares Neagra.
s 19. Prin intermediul ddlega-
.tilor se "a de fiecareia din part,
rfn exenfplar Al acestei conyen-
tiuni, semnat si redactat N fran
tiEeste !.
8uh III exprima dorin5a
1or ca chestiunes neutralizirei
i.ltEe ,nile Dnnarei II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29
INFORMAIH

Akron. o. = Adus Mandell, un
invaNtor intro scoala publica
din Barberton, va Fl tradus inaill-
tea curtii de probate Luni. Ell
este acuzat de, un elev al scolii,
care s'a plans judecatorului ca
fost batut de invatator, pentru-ca
a calcat legile Scolii.
Akron, 0. - Goldie Doblc, so.
tia lui Oscar Doble, 1866 S. Main,
devcnit femeia lui in ziua de %
Decemvrie 81 in IL August ce.
rut deja divort de barbatul sau
Fri a ajuns cazul inaintea jude
catorului Spicer. Judecatorul ma
acordat divortul spunand sotiei
ca dansa ma fost inca destul
timp femeia lui Doblc ca sa poati
sti ca 1ntr 'adevdr casatoria n
reusit. Sofia a declarat ca ca ma
bine Sc va sinueide de cat sd. ma
traiasca Gu barbatul sau. Jndeca
torul filsa a linistit-o spu1andr cs
sd mai incerce 81 daca totusi n,
va putea-e duce Gu dansul, atunc
n va douns,x;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29
De WHARF
ATENT1uNE!

Toti Romanii din Cleveland
sunt invitati lua parte la adu-
narea publica in Hala 'Carpa-
tina Lmi, in 81 Oct. la orele
6 80 seara. D-nii Major Fitz-
Gerald. Judele Silbert, Consilie-
rul Communal Mitchell precum 81
alte persoane politicc vor adresa
Onor. publicul roman GU privire
La alegerile din Noembrie a. c.
Este de dorit ca Romanii din Gle
veland sd fie present. in numar
cat de mare pentru he tine fata
Gu celelalte popoare din Cleve-
land. (253-54)
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-29

Liberty nonduri, Thrift and War
Savings Stamps. Asemenea cuinpArAm
si aur vech:1. argint. platina, diaman-
te. juvaere, ceasuri, argint viu. mag
nete points. marci postale nefolosite, 81
orice lucruri de- valoare. Aduceti-le Ia
moi. MOI cumpArayn orice de valoare si
plAtim bani gaia. Simon este cea mai
cinstitA casa de schimb. proprietari la
The Ohio Smelling 4 Refining Co.
O1lciul, Room 216, Lennox Euildlng
Cclt Gu e. 9Th 81 Euclid.
Deschis pima la orele s p. m. (2-4-s
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Comitetul aranjator,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER
AT GREAT KILLS STARTS

sxsxAsang News Staff Correspondent
Y 1TENVILLE, June 27.-Great
xKilfs Chapter of the Order of East
fern Star was instituted at Great
Kills Friday night. The dedication
..sof the hall took place at first and
sthis was followed by the institution
tof the new chapter. District Deputy
1Grand Matron Minnie Geisel. assist
bed by Assistant Grand Lecturer
eElias Bernstein and a number of
sbsst district deputies of the Rich
Fmond District of the Eastern Star
were in charge of the cere-
emonies. There We're many members
tpf the various other chapters on
Che island that included among them
Imany past officers present. Mrs.
fannie Goodrich is the matron of the
NEW chapter and her husband,
.Chauncy Goodrich, is the patron.
Both were members of Huguenot
sChapter, No. IS, of Tottenville, of
swhich%a number of the other mem
.bers Of the new chapter belonged.
This is the third chapter that has
Ibranched out from the Tottenville
|Chapter. The first was Raritan
,Chapter, Perth AYnboy and the sec
lond was Bay View Chapter recently
instituted at Pleasant Plains. Be
sides chapters from Manhattan,
were representatives from Re-
Eoecca, of Staplefon, Beacon Light
Ii nd Aquehonga of Port Richmond
md Huguenot OF Tottenville. After
|kse ceremonies refreshments were
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27
KEYPOR1

Miss Nina Lockwood, of Cold
Spring Harbor, Long Island, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Lockwood. of Elizabeth street.
Marvin H. Walling, the young
est son of Postmaster Rufus o.
Walling is the guest Of his grand
father. Captain William DeGroff, of
Greenpoint, L. /.
Miss Helen Osborne is spending
a few days as the guest of Miss
Jessie Covert at Newburgh, N. Y.
Mrs. Raymond Dawson and son
of Parlin were local visitors during
the week end.
Mrs George Bristol, of Atlantic
Highlands, a former resident of this
place, was a visitor in the borough
on Saturday.
Mrs. George Baker, of New York
city, has opened her summer home
on Florence venue for the season
Harry Decker, Jr., returned this
week to his home on Third street
after a cruise Of several weeks on
the steamship Mount Carroll, of the
American Steamship Line. The
ship is a passenger boat and locked
on the other side at Hamburg. Ger
many. Mr. Decker is a first assist
ant engineer on the vessel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Robinson
were Newark visitors on Saturday,
Mrs. A. f. Metsger is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Daniel Murtha.
OF New York city.
The benefit entertainment held at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27
TOTTENvILLE

Miss Lillian Bowling of Brooklyn,
was the guest of Lieutenant and
Mrs. Henry Elfers over the week
end.
Miss Maude H. Sure, of Brooklyn
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mayer. of
%Stapleton, who recently returned
from a wedding tour. visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nefus Jour
neay over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Van Name,
OF Brooklyn, spent yesterday here
with his parents.
Miss Clara Jensen visited Mrs.
Mabel Skidmore yesterday.
Mayor Hylan was on Staten Is
land again yesterday watching the
operation of the city owned troll
leys.
Charles j. DUNCAN, of Amboy
read and Brehaut avenue, has been
certified by the municipal civil SER
vice commission for the position of
patrolman. He received notice Sat
urday and will enter training school
at once.
A number Of summons were serv-
ed by the motorcycle patrolmen
over the week end on %speeders. They
will be arraigned in court today.
Bentley Lodge No, $40 Odd
Fellows, will elect officers tonight at
its meeting.
A rehearsal of the Aquehonga
band will be held tonight at the
club house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27
JAM SBURG

Another of those social affairs
that have proved so enjoyable to the
many friends of the Woman's Aux
iliary of Star Post, American Legion,
VIII be given tomorrow night in the
rooms of the Legion. Euchre, pino-
chile and five hundred will be play
ed and favors in each set of games
will be given and the committee are
extending themselves to make this
the biggest affair ever given by the
auxiliary. Refreshments will be
served during the evening. In addi-
ton to the above program the COM
mittee has arranged for dancing
during the evening for those so in
clined and Professor William Baum,
assisted by Oliver Soden, members
of the Legion, will lead the orches-
ira. The general public are invited
and the proceeds will be devoted to-
ward the building fund. Mrs. Will
liam Baum and Mrs. Blakesle head
the committee having the affair in
charge.
Miss Florence Brown, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Brown, was grad
uated with honors from the State
Normal School at Trenton and has
already completed her course in
trial teaching. Mrs. Brown attend
ed the exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hagaman
and son Robert, of Hagaman's Mills.
were guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Brown, parents of Mrs.
Hagaman.
The reception given the gradual
ing class of the high school by the
junior class in Lange's Hall was the
social uccess planned and the hall
vas uncomfortably crowded by the
invited guests. The hall was pref
tily decorated with blue and gold
steamers, the junior colors. Many
of the female guests were gowned
in beautiful costumes. Marryott's
augmented orchestra renderd a
lengthy program of dance music
that kept the large crowd happy
until 2 o'clock Saturday morning.
The patronesses were Mrs. John H.
Baremore, Mrs. Curtis A. Deveney,
Mrs. j.. Edmund MARRIOTT, Mrs.
Herbert f. Smith. Mrs. David M.
Smith. The committee in charge of
the affair was Herbert l.. Smith,
Martin N. Wyckoff, Alvin Timber
man. Miss Sadie Douglas, Miss Edith
Mcdowell, Miss Una Taylor. The
officers of the class giving the re-
ception: President, Mis- Sadie
Douglas, vice president; Herbert l..
Smith; secretary, Miss Elizabeth
kuhl; treasurer, Alvin Timberman.
During the evening many of the
class yells of the alumni of years
ago were given with unusual vigor,
much to the enjoyment of the
friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27

the Surf theatre Friday night for
the Union Fire Department was
very successful and a fair size sum
was added to the departments
building fund.
Miss Emily Hauser graduated on
Friday from the State Normal
school at Newark. where she took
kindergarten course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Withers
spent the week end with the parents
of the former in New York city.
A musical recital will be given at
the high school auditorium tonight
by the pupils of Mrs. Edward Upde-
graft.
The regular borough council
meeting will be held tonight.
The following local people attend
ed the official visit of the eighth dis
trict by the grand officers of the
state CT New Jersey, Order of the
Eastern Star at Red Bank on Sat-
urday night: Mrs. Frederick l..
Schildknecht, Mrs. Hugh Robinson,
Mrs. A. Banner, Mrs. Harvey Still
wagon, Mrs. George Keller, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Birch, Jr., Mrs. Joseph
Lovett, Mrs. G. Warren Aumack,
Miss Alta Walling and Miss Martha
Burlew. The evening program was
concluded by the rendering of a very
fine entertainment in which a vocal
sclo was given by Mrs. +. l.. Schild-
knccht. Mrs. George Birch, Jr.,
was given the honor of presenting
the gift to the District Deputy Mrs.
Choates of Perth Amboy, which was
done in Mrs. Birch's usual gracious
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Donovan, of
Brooklyn, were visitors here over
the week end
Mrs. Hugo Berger and daughter
have returned to Fordham, after
visiting Mrs. S. Wrigley last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wallace. of
Brooklyn. were visitors here yester-
day.
Clinton Graham, of Woodvail ave-
nue., is slowly recovering from a re-
cent attack of rheumatism.
Joseph King. of Port Richmond,
recently visited friends at Hugue-
not Park.
The Prince Bay Country Club held
a balloon dance at the club house
Saturday night.
The formal opening Of Overlook
Park the summer home of the
Brooklyn Y. NJ. C. A. will take
place this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27
AUTO SMASH-UPS ARE
REPORTED TO POLICE

fBy Evening News STAFF Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, June 27.-Two
automobile smashups were reported
to the police yesterday. where it was
said that the stearing rear of the
car gave way and the machine be-
came unmanagable. Both machines
crashed into telephone poles.
The first machine was that of
Louis kaelin. a taxi driver of A
Station VENUE. Pleasant Plains.
Kaelin was driving in Amboy road,
shortly after midnight Saturday
night. when he crashed into the tele-
phone pole on which was a fire box
at the southwest orner of Amboy
road and Prince Bay avenue The
pole was broken and the firebox was
knocked off. The radiator, wind
shield and front axle were broken
and the right front tire blew out.
Albert Pollard. of 40 West Seventh
street, Manhattan. driving in Amboy
road. near Arden avenue, Eltingville.
yesterday afternoon. struck the tele-
phone and damaged the front part
of his car. Kaelin was slightly in
jured in his smashup. but Pollard
escaped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27
MATAWAN

The regular meeting of the Dor
ough council will be held tomorrow
night. This is the only meeting of
the council to be held this month.
At the annual election of the High
School Alumni the following were
chosen: President. William Allen
Shepherd; vice president, John Lyle;
secretary, Miss Marie Ziegler; treas
urer. Milton A. Vreeland.
Mrs. A. S. Parsons is visiting in
Metuchen.
Mrs. C. L. Green is entertaining
Miss Isabelle PLAT of OSsining, N. Y.
Instead of holding the usual clos
ing exercises the Cliffwood school is
giving a party to the scholars this
afternoon. The refreshments con-
sist of ice cream and cake.
John Clayton, of Valley Drive,
who has completed his studies at
the American Academy of Dramatic
/ t in New York. will appear in the
play, abraham Lincoln as the
pardoned soldier when it opens next
fall. Mr.. Clayton was one of the
junior speakers at the commence
ment exercises at Rutgers College,