Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-25

dent Palo of the lodge. presided and
introduced the speakers. After the
meeting refreshments were served.
The committee in charge of the
Columbus Day celebration is arrang-
Ing for the details of the affair.
There WILL be a parade in which the
other italian societies of the city
and Yeighboring places will take
part And this will be followed by a
mass meeting at Washington hall.
PI2minent speakers will be secur-
e2f to address the gathering at that
Wire News
CONSTANTINOPLE. May 25.-
British naval officials have sent a
wArship to Azaloa to force the Turks
to relieve eleven prisoners removed
from the British steamer Palatina.
B1NGHAMTON, N. Y, May e5.-
The National Boys work conference
will close tonight. Officers elected
fer the next session included H. II.
vandenberg, of Passaic, n. j., COM
mittee on programs.
TUGEGARIO, Cagayan, Province
p. T., May rs (Delayed).-The auto
mobile of Major General Leonard
Wood, one of the chief members of
the mission investigating conditions
in the Philippines, fell into the Pima
canauan river, near the Cabaganger
route yesterday while being ferried
across the stream. General Wood
escaped uninjured but an hour was
required to pull the machine from
the river. General Wood spent the
night here. Local speakers did not
refer to independence but said they
were confident the missions approx
al would be fair. This morning Gen.
eral Wood inspected government
buildings and schools prior to de-
parting for A1oala.
CONSTANTINOPLE, May 25:-
Two have resulted from
the work of the Near East Relief at
Kaisariyeh, Asia Minor. Joseph
Beach. of Bangor, Me, and Blanche
Easton. of Ridgewood. N. j., and
Edward Martin, of Peshtigo, Wis,
and Rachael King, of Little Britain,
N. Y, will be married soon after
NilClI RStukI ~ IL ChitCu ototOo, ~
: Y "A members Of a party of
PONS, France, May Ex-senator
Emile Combes, French premier from
1902 to 1905, died here today, aged
S6 years. Senator Combes served as
minister without portfolio in the
Brian cabinet in 1915 and 1916. and
elected TO the senate in January Of
this year.
HONOLULU, May 25.-Governor
J. y. Mccarthy has signed the extra
dttion papers for return to Twin
Falls. Idaho. of Mrs. Paul v. South
Ard, where she Is wanted in connec-
ton with the death of Edward Meyer
her fourth husband. v. X. Ormsby.
Idaho deputy Sheriff. who arrived
here yesterday. said Mrs. Southland
would leave Honolulu, June 1, for
Idaho.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 25.-Elim-
ination trials for the 500-mile inter-
national automobile race at the In
d~ianapolis motor speedway will be
held today. To qualify the cars must
maintain a speed of so miles an hour
or better. All the "a cars scheduled
to start Monday are at the rack and
ready for the trials.
SPOKANE, Wash, May 25:-Al-
though not a university graduate
former Mayor c. M. F'assett, of
Spokane, today accepted the chair
of government at the University of
Kansas, offered by G. III. Lindley,
chancellor. Mr.. Fassett has been a
Audent of government and is writ
ing a book on the subject now.
GENOA. May 25.-American nav
al officers completed the work of
placing on board the U. S. transport
Mars, the airship Roma. recently
ment from Italy. The transport will
sail soon for the United States.
NEW YORK, May 25.-The Union
Pacific Railroad today acquired
ownership of the Los Angeles-Salt
Lake road, by purchasing the stock
of former Senator Clark and asso-
ciates.
The Union Pacific previously own
ed one-half of the Los Angeles and
Salt Lake company.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Two
steamships have been assigned to
take American and Canadian Rotar-
ians to the convention to be held in
Edinburgh. Rotarians from Cuba.
the Orient and South America will
also be in the party.
They will sail June 1 from New
York on the Caronia and Cameron.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, May 25.-Head-
quarters of the Great Northern rail-
road here today announced that
every shop on the system with the
exception of two will be closed until
July z.
CHICAGO, May 25.-Chinese stu
dents at the University of Chicago
and Northwestern University, today
agreed to limit the cost of their food
to 65 cents a day. The money saved
to be sent to China for famine vic
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