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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
CANDIDATES SPEAK At
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

About eighty members of the City
Democratic Committee. besides poll
clerks, attended the meeting of the
committee in the Democratic head
quarters in Maple street last night.
The meeting consisted for the most
part in talking Eel the coming
campaign and hearing from each
Democratic candidate. John White,
who was recently elected chairman
of the committee. during last nights
session turned the chair over 10
Richard ]. Calvin, who presided
while the candidates were heard
from. The committee decided %
meet every Monday night during the
campaign and to make arrange
ments for a big public demonstration
during the closing week.
Richard j. Calvin, Democratic
candidate for alderman-at-large, re-
ceived a big demonstration from the
committee members. He informed
the committee that he is now pre-
pairing his platform and will have it
ready to announce within a few days.
Fred DeVoe. the candidate for
senator. made a strong plea for the
women to take a special interest in
the campaign and decide the inter-
ests on their merits. Mr.. DeVoe al
legged that the Republican machine
put across the nomination of Larson
for senator despite the protests of
the women in the Republican party
who desired the nomination of either
Appleby or Edgar. Other nominal
tions were also put over in the pri-
mary. declared Mr.. DeVoe. In clos
ing he said: "It is no wonder that
the good women of the Republican
party disapprove of such tactics but
/ ask them TO bear in mind that we
candidates on the Democratic ticket
stand for good government and the
furtherance of the woman's rights
and solicit their whole hearted sup
port on election day"
Freebooter candidates spoke as
did the candidates for assembly. al
dermen and excise commissioners.
In the addresses the candidates in
troduced themselves to the city COM
mittee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
JUDGE TIERNAN SCORES
R BEFORE HIM

TOTTENVILLE. Oct. 11-County
Judge j.. Harry Herman in county
court at st. George yesterday in dis
missing the complaint against Ger
al Snowden twenty-five years old,
If 2.442 Arthur Kill road. Ross
lie; John T%rainor thirty years old,
50 Harrison avenue, Port Richmond.
md Arthur Daggett. twenty-five
,cars old. PA 7th avenue, Brooklyn,
harged with a~ssaulting Jennie
i;ehn. of $3.50 Amboy road. Pleas
mt Plains, on the night of Septem-
,cr 2S. at Prince Bay said that #
here had been any cooperation
md they had been convicted by a
ury he would have sent them to Jail
or twenty years.
The motion to dismiss the case
a made by District Attorney Ma
oy. Judge Tiernan warned all
.hree that if the future either one
anne before him he would send
hem away for a long term.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
MISS FLORENCE DUNCAN
WEEDS T. H. M'KE0WN

Among the autumn weddings OF
particular interest to the people in
this city is that of Miss Florence b.
Duncan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William s. Duncan, of Rector street,
to Thomas Henry McKeown, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKeown, of
Laurie street, which took place yes
terday afternoon at 5 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Star. retired, at his home
in New York City.
Attending the couple were Mrs.
Henry C. Thorn, formerly Miss
Cynthia Frost. of this city. now of
Ithaca. n. Y. and Ronald Kleckner.
of Rector street, this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. McKeown are now enjoying a
wedding trip of ten days, returning
from which they will reside in
Laurie street. Both young people
are well known in this city where
Mr.. McKeown is employed by the
Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical
COmDany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
VETERAN FIREMEN AT
MEETING LAST NIGHT

TOTTENVILLE, Oct. 1l.--At a
quarterly meeting of the Tottenville
Veterans Ffremen's Association held
LAST night at the Aquehonga Athletic
Club house four members who had
been in arrears for several year,
were dropped from the roll in ac-
cordance with the resolution passed
at the annual meeting. A report of
the delegate George w. Dubois &C
the state firemen's convention held
at Binghamton. N. Y. in August was
given and by a vote of the meeting
it was placed on the minutes. Other
matters were discussed of interest
To the members. jacob Coug!e the
vice president was in the chair in
place of A. NJ. Donaldson. the presi-
dent of the association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
REPUBLICANS MEET IN
9Th and 4TH WARDS

Meetings of the Fourth Ward and
Sixth Ward Republican Clubs were
held last night at which considerable
business was done and several can
didates for Office heard.
The Fourth Ward Club met In
Frem Hall, Carrot Poulsen being
named assistant secretary. A resolu-
ton was passed to arrange for a
meeting of the women voters of the
ward, a committee consisting of
Carrot Poulsen, chairman. Fred p.
Hansen and John V. Hunt. being
named to complete these plans. The
platform of the Republican party as
adopted at Trenton last Tuesday
was adopted. The speakers were:
Morgan f. Larson, John Pfeiffer. AL
derman-at-large John n. Wester,
Assemblyman Edward ]. Peterson,
Fred p. Hansen. Andrew Pfeister.
Joseph II. Brown, Henry Axen and
John II. Poulson. The next meet
ing of this club will be held Mon
day night, October "a.
In the sixth ward William Clio
chau was made vice president of
the club from the first district,
Michael j. Lakomski was made vice
president from the second district
anu Joseph LeNdNuOshl WAS llltuc
sergeant-at-arms.
President Edward j. Peterson
appointed the following nominating
committees: Michael j. Lakomski,
chairman. Adolph c. Koyen, Soren
p. Stark. William Hooker and n.
p. Hansen. Thi scommittee made
the following selections Entertain
ment committee. William Wilkins,
Anton Wodder. Benjamin A. Riedy.
Richard Tiedge and Soren p. Stark;
membership committee, Martin Oh
sen, William Glochau, William
Hooker, N. P. Hansen, Damon Ty-
rell; Americanization committee.
NJ. Madsen, Frank Stas, Michael
]. Lakomski. Mrs. Bertha Peterson
and Mrs. Gizela Buynofski.
The speakers included Morgan F.
Larson, John Pfeiffer, Alderman-at-
Large John n. Wester. Assembly,
man Edward j. Peterson, Alderman
Benjamin A. Riedy. Rudolph
Schuck, Stanley K~oscielniak. MAIDS
j. Dinesen. n. p. Hansen and l..
Zaremba. The next meeting of the
club will be held Monday night,
Oct. II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Plan Choral Concert.

The Children's Choral of the Co
Operative Association will present a
choral concert in Washington Hall
on the night of November %. A
dance will follow the concert and the
entire evenings performance will be
under the direction of the Woman's
Cooperative Guild. Last year the
choral presented a cantata in the
High School auditorium which will
be remembered long for its s
tunes, scenery and chorus num-
bers. This years program will diff
fer in that it will be a concert and
dance with several songs in costume
and perhaps a drill. As of last year
tho entire concert will be under the
direction of Miss Adele Williams.
Rehearsals are being held at daily
intervals in its preparation and the
rehearsals of this week will be held
on Thursday instead of "Wednesday
because of the holiday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11

A feature entirely new will be in
troduced into the women's and girls
day at the "Y'' within the next two
weeks with the domestic science
class which is to be formed and in
structed by Mrs. Merrill Mosher in
the Y. NJ. c. A. kitchen at two diff
ferent periods of every Wednesday.
The first class will be in the after
noon between the hours of 4 and
$50 o'clock and the second in the
evening between 7 and $3.50 o'clock.
The course will cost in all about
$3.50 and will include instructions
on how to cook and serve a six
course dinner. All members of the
~" who wish to take this course are
urged to sign up tomorrow. specify
ing the class which they can attend.
A portion of the fee must be paid
upon joining the classes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
MEN LEAD IN :
REGISTRATION
In Eight Districts of Lower
Section of Island Yesterday
Many Registered

TOTTENVILLE Oct. lin the
first days registration Throughout
the greater city yesterday the men
for outnumbered the women in hav-
ing their names placed on the reg
lister for the coming fall election.
The men outnumbered the women
three to one in all five of the bor-
oughs according to the returns
made. In the eight district of the
fifth ward of the borough of Rich
riond there was 263 men and rs
women registered for the first day.
The leaders of both the Republi-
tan and Democratic parties in Rich
n,ond through the district leaders
IRE going to make a special effort to
get those entitled to vote out to
register before Saturday. the last
day when it is expected that the u.s.
ual rush will be made to have their
names placed on the books.
In the eight district of the fifth
ward the following were registered
for the first day: T~wenty-sixth. Eli
ingville rs men and z women
twenty-seventh. Rossville. IL men
and IL women; twenty-eighth, HUI
euenot Park. IS men and 3 women:
twenty-ninth. Pleasant Plains. 32
men and 81 women: thirtieth. Rich
riond Valley. 80 men and 3 women;
tsiirty-first, ~Tottenville. so men and
10 women: thirty-second. Totem
Vile, 20 men and 9 women; thirty
third. Tottenville, As men and IL
women
With these figures there We're
more registered yesterday on the
first day than on the first day last
year when there were 1877 men and
80 women. who came Il to have
heir names placed on the books.
rhe polling places are open again
Today from 5 O'Clock this afternoon
until 1920 o'clock at night.
liz you do not register you cannot
vote at the coming election and If
you do not enroll at the same time
you cannot vote at the primaries
rex year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Party for Edward Cheshire

A surprise party was given for
Edward Cheshire recently at his
home with loud shouts of surprise
as he entered the door. Games and
dancing were enjoyed followed by
refreshments served late in the We
ming. During the evening Arthur
Corson played several delightful Sc
lections on the piano.
Among those present were the
Misses Helen Schultz. Claire Me-
dusky, Virginia Hoy, Viola Lembcke.
Alma Rasmussen. Helen Hutton,
Leonore Smith. Elizabeth Bartha.
Ruth and Gertrude Cheshire; Messrs.
Eugene Mullen, Billy Rhodes. Harry
Burke, Alton Roth. Leo Belikov. Ed
ward and Vincent Cheshire, James
McCabe. Marvin Smith, David Grant
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cheshire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11

and attempting to lie out OF it.
William York and Malcolm An
ders. Of ~Sayreville. also pleaded
Enilty to charges Of Illegal sale OF
liquor and since they were partners
in the business Will be fined $3.50
each.
The arrests in all three OF these
cases were made Roy detectives from
Tho u-rosacuf0rts Office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Further Plans For Bazar

The Bemahgut Camp Fire Girls
furthered plans for their bazar
dated December IT, at a meeting
last week at the home of Miss Bell
Durham in Brighton avenue. Dur
ing the meeting the girls worked on
articles which will be sold at the
bazaar. The members took part in
an entertainment following the bust
! ness session and the hostess served
refreshments. Among the members
present were the Mise Evelyn Gum
KEEL. Clara Falkenstrom, Madeline
Wainwright, Margaret Benchler,
Elizabeth Tymrak, Florence Larsen.
and Bell Durham. The guardian
was not present because of illness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Neil, OF
Bayonne, We're visitors at Little
Farms Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Poole is home after
the summer at Bangor, Me-. and is
again at her residence at Great
Kills.
Frederick Barker with his family
will shortly move to Brooklyn for
the winter.
Mrs. A. p. Washburn has returned
from a visit up the state.
William Randolph of Manhattan,
was a visitor at Prince Bay Beach
Sunday.
A new hard wood floor is being
laid in Amicitia hall for dance pur-
poses and entertainments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11

liquor in violation of the state law.
according to announcement made
today by Judge DAILY. Sentence will
not be pronounced until Friday. but
the defendant vas inform-d by the
court that no jail sentence would be
given in his case since he had seen
fit TO enter a plea OF guilty to the
charge instead % pleading not guilty
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Card Party Tonight

The regular weekly card party of
the Daughters of Isabella will be
held as usual in the Knights of CO.
lumbus Home in High street to-
night. The arrangements differ
somewhat from the previous parties
of the season as they include a table
for the peanut jab to entertain
those who do not are for cards.
The regular card games of bridge,
500, pinochle and euchre will be
played and the usual pretty prizes
awarded in each. Cards will begin
promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Executive Board to Meet

The regular meeting of the execu-
tive board of the Girls Club will be
held on Thursday night of this week
in the auditorium of the public
library at 1880 o'clock. The meet
ing was postponed from Monday
night because of the Y. NJ. c. A.
membership campaign in which
many of the members are taking an
active part. 1t will be noted that the
time of the meeting has been
changed from s to 1880 o'clock and
the president, Miss La Verne De-
Hamm. has promised that the meet
ing will therefore close at an early
hour. Members are urged to attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Catholic Daughters TO Meet

The Catholic DAUGHTERS Of Amer
lea will meet at their regular semi
monthly session in the club rooms
of the knights of Columbus Home
in High street tonight. The meeting
will begin promptly at 1880 so that
all business will be completed be-
fore the weekly card party to be
given under the societies auspices
at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Climb tn BE Entertained

The Industrial Club will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Theo-
dore Ronalder. of Fords, tonight in
stead of at the home of Mrs. Anna
Lewis as announced last week. The
meeting will begin at Z o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Ladies Fitted
Oxford Bag

OF black barley grain
cowhide. Square cut
frame. Dull gold finish.
Eight white celluloid
fittings. Extra pocket.
16 inch size.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Ladies Fitte d
Week-En Case

Made over wood box
with French stitched
edges. Eight white
celluloid fittings. Two
end pockets. 20 inch
size.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
REPORT ON PAVING PROBE

ATLANTIC CITY. oct. 1.-THE
Cape May county grand jury report
ed today on their investigation into
county affairs. especially road paw
ing. There were no indictments re-
turned in connection with this inves-
tigatiOn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
OLD BRIDGE MAN TO Be
FINED FOR LIQUOR SALE

NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. 1f:-A
fine Of $500 will be imposed upon
Vince Kocolozch. Of Old Bridge,
charged with the Illegal sale Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11

Ruth Roland's next serial will be
called THE Timber Queen" Val
Paul will direct and play the heavy.
Victor Flemin gis directing Agnes
Ayres in her first starring vehicle.
The Lane That Has No Turning"
w. j. Ferguson. who appears in
kindred of the Dust" acted on the
stage SIS years before going into the
movies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Six Sensational Luggage Items
An Average Half of Prevailing Prices
1895
MAIL ORDERS FILLED

VALUE is the foundation OF the LEATHER
GOODS SHOP. VALUE that has set all New
York talking. That has astonished the whole
country. Value that has increased our business just
about 1900 over last years figures The shop has
been enlarged, renovated. refurnished. And NOW
in Gimbels ALE we offer unprece-
denied value-the fruits of our supreme enort-the
work of months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11

Ladies' Cowhide Leather
w e e k E n d Cases
Silk lining. Sewed hinges.
Double lock style. Black barley
grain and brown smooth surface.
Sewed throughout. Sizes: 20, p,
"a inches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11

M lens S suitcase O 1
S f a c c w h j d c
Double lock style. Extra large
pattern. In brown smooth and
black long-grain finish. Shirt
fold and straps. Sizes: "a and e
inches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-11
Mems Hand Boarded
Cowhide Strap Bags

Heavy sewed-on corners in
3-piece style, Oxford shape. Full
leather lined. Large pattern.
Black, russell or brown.
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zIDE v PALESTINE.
DR.. Otakar Ruzick ka.

koncin sreho seso Karovych Varech
delegate zonistick6ho kongresu ably rokovh nas
repubce oazkach jez budou beze pou srerodanym pro-
das vyyoi ye$ker6ho Zidovstya.
Jaky uGe sledui kongresy zonistcke? Ma tuo otazku
odpoved6t pohednemei zpet do let devadesaych
mnueho stoe kdy Zonismus zalozen by Theod Herzem
sledoval dce po oganisova zdovstvo roztrosene po
ce6m syete zalozt konecne nekere Zem samoStay II
dovsky Ange ktera hnutl hned prvnich pocat
bahovon6 sIedovala, nabizea Zionum nedfive
Ugandu pax pooorov Sinaisky ably zde zaozi sVoji s
Kdyz vsak ao uzem pro koonsac vetsm ohu nkte-
obracey zraky zidovstva vice vice zas
bene zemi jeich predku PALESTINE Tato touha formuova
bya teprve prvnlm kongresu MonSckem Jenl
zahajen 1897 sesaWl program tohoto obsahu Zons-
pro dovsk rod zfizeni verenopravne zastene
PALESTINE Pfi tom naznateny ez cesty jak to-
vysokeho cIe dosahnou to- l. Ucene osdlen
Paestyny zdovsymi femesnky obchodnky zemedelci q
rganisae veserGho zdovstva vhodnym mistnm vseobec
nym zazenm die prislusnych zakonu zemskych B Posi
n6ni zidovsk6ho sebev6dom narodnho ceni Pfpravn3
kroky ably byo voen pfsusnych yad ez bylo nut
ne dosazeni ucelu Zionismu
Nasleduic kongresy skoro kazdym rokem byIy od
byvany budovay dale programu zrzujice zvaStm
komse spoecnosti fondy vasni banku Londyne
biboeky casopy ad ayak pres to ozyvay prave pred
Valkou caste sznos Zonsmus cd sVeho zao
zeni svemu vytnutemu c nkterak nepbz Havnl prici.
neuspechu bya nespome ia okono re Paesyna
bya oucast turecke vladn kruhy caiihradske
chey Zonismu nceho syse Teo pIekazky z vice neni,
Angle okupovaa zasbenou tim splnl davno vytou
zeny Zlonistu
Nebude tedy doufam zajimavostl, zmnim-li Sc
nekoika sovy dosavadnm vyVoli Zdovstya Palestine
Syr posednch stoech nebyl zivot Zdu t6chto zemch
zavdeni hodny vyrpe mnoho 1tsk pronasedovani neh
nebyi domorodych Arabu, ami Eyropanu obben Slo
"Zid uzivalo iako nadavky smySu "ose, caste
krate syych cestach Jerusaeme okoi sySe aa
arabsti ulicmc cznce pokTikova posmesne "JehudP
Hayni pcnu ohoto odporu mohamedanu prot zidum nunc
hleda rozdiIu nabozenskem aysak TOM mohamedai
vide Zdoy zradce yzvedace, ienz prezostne nepfi
eIem mohamedanu spocova mmo to povazoya mohamedar
at Turek neb Arab - Zida tvora mGn6cenneho ktery
ocich nepozva zadn6 vaznos nikdy neduyero
val
Pred valkou byo Zldu Palestine asi 90-0o tisic,
nchz poovicka bydea erusaeme zvasni zdovke ctvr
mez Zionem Moou, kde soji mesita Omarova noyyc
xolonch zapadne stareho mesta. Koonie y
zylatnl Jmena iako "Stany Mojzovy, Sto bran Bran
sprayednost atd Po Jerusaeme byl m6stem
Iovsym Saed Galei kde proektorat 10000 Zidu
byvae Rakousko Uhersko pax Tberias koebka ramuda
Hebron Zbye Zidu bydel Akk6 Katie Jafe. Pfi Ia
kovem pocu zovali Eide Palestine jedne psehovs
lectvm ktere saba roku 1860 kere bylo
sneno pronasedovanm Zidu Spanesku panovan Isl
belly Ferdnanda Mnoz start Eide prchazei tez do Jeruss
lena, ably zde modtbach svuj zvot skonGi 1do Joss
fatu byi pochoVan.
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"Co pocneme 5 touto div
lou, pane?P tazal Sc koci.

"Co potneme 5 touto div
kou, pane?' tazal Sc koci.
"Zde il nechati nemuzeme,"
odvetil starry pan, take il ne
smime pustiti oci. Pones il $
sebou!"
Greylock nesl svou ynucku
do kocaru, Carton nasledoval
5 Polly.
Tlmto zpusobem, byly ODE
divky dopraveny do Greylock
Woods.
Jejich priced zpusobil nej
vetSi zmatek v dome. Polly by
la odevzdana ma starost stare
Hopkinsove - 0 nj nestaral sc
nikdo. Zajem vSech platil MIA
de dedicce,. ktera dosud k So
be neprisla.
V case k neuvereni kratkeW
dostavil sc ma misto DIR. Van
dine. Dukladnou prohlldkou
pfiSlo ma jevo, re Ethel neni a
nj dost malo poranena. "Utr-
lp6la velke dusevni otreseni,'
Ipravil mlady lekaf, "ale zad-
nou telesnou pohromu."
Krev, niz sat jeji byl zbro-
cen, nebyla jeji, nybrz Polly.
Po jedn6 strane tela ubohe div
| ky nalezl lekaI' strasnou rama,
ktera dykou zasazena byla a
druha, tim samym nastrojem
zpusobena, proryla il rameno,
Vandine polozil ruku IA jeii
srdce bilo dosud, ale velmi,
velmi slab6.
Polly! Pollyr' zyoIal bez-
decne. "V jake neprijemnosti
| isl Sc octla?"
Marne cekal ma odpoved'.
tento hlas, ktery il byl ma sve-
te drazsim, nez .kterykoliv il
ny, odezn6l neslysan cd nj.
Tot jest pfepodivna uda,
lost pravil mlady lekar kt
) Godfrey Greylockovi, kterJ
jej do oddeleni pro sluzebni
ctvo nasledoyal. "Znam Polly
leta jiz, jest radnou, spravedl
n YOU a spolehlivou divkou,' > do
| dal, zayazuje rany ubohe div
( ky.
| Godfrey Greylock pi'isved
Gil lehkym kyvnutim hlayy
nehlede ma jeji nynejsi posta
veni, nebyla mu Polly nicim V
&C nez obyCeinynm plevelem
: ktery Sc vedral do elegaltn
zahrady.
:, "Soude die stayu, V kteren
i Il hromady kameni vedle seb
: nalezeny byly," ujal Sc Vandi
he slova, "jest zrejme, re dne
: vecer byl podniknut vrazedn
q Gtok ma slecnu Greylockovol
|, a ze Polly nasazenim vlastnih
{. zivota smrtelnou ranu od mia
il de danny odvratiti Sc pokusils
/ Jsem pfesyedcen, ze uslysim
a podobne vysvetlenl, az vas
vnucka opet k sobe pride
5 Avsak Ethel neprisla k 81
bea rovnez ocekavane vysvt
l. leni. Celou noe trvalo sem tal
l. behani panskem dome
k rkdyz den rozbfeskl, lila Po
h ly ieSte, ac nemohla mluvit
IL aniz $ sebou pohnouti. Eth
If strezena vSemi donlacimi lez
ci la ma SVEN prachov6m LUX
: a bIouznila V nesrozumite
lie nych a trhanych fecich. BY
; patrno, re tajemstvi predesl
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Eulenbufe zenrel. y Berli-
ma dochazi zplava, ze tam ne
davno zemfel dlouholety dd-
vernV pfitel bTv knizete Vile
ma, knize Flip Eulenburg We
start rs let. - Syeho casu vzbu
dila neobycejnou sensaci jeho