Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-01
CASES FOR GRAND JURY

NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. l.
The grand jury will sit tomorrow
probably for the last time during
the September term, before being
discharged OF December IL. About
twenty-five Or thirty cases will come
tomorrow completing the work of
this jury.
| the last general election, one of the
greatest successes being the election
of Robert A. Mcguire, the Democra-
tic candidate for alderman of the
ward. For the past six years a Re-
publican represented this ward in
the city council.
When the work of rounding off
the corner of Smith street and New
Brunswick avenue is completed
there will be a big improvement in
the manner in which traffic can be
handled at the give Corners The
sharp angle at the First National
Bank corner in the past has resulted
in considerable congestion caused by
traffic endeavoring to turn from New
Brunswick venue west of Smith
street and being forced to take such
a wide swing that it meant crossing
the trolley tracks.
If the grade crossing elimination
plans are accepted by the city it will
mean a considerable expense to the
Public Service Railway Company as
it will be forced to elevate its troll
ley tracks on Smith street " the
Central railroad tracks. The COM
pany is now investigating the cost
of such work.
Red Men from the various tribes
of tine Improved Order in Middle
sex county and those Of Elizabeth
will gather in this city tonight for
n of the largest pow-wows rel
held here. The occasion will be the
boom meeting being held under the
auspices of Pc Ambo Tribe No. So,
of this city. The tents of the var
ious tribes will be pitched at Wash
ington Hall ard the ceremonies will
start promptly at 1880 o'clock. Great
Sachem William Atkins, of Camden,
with the board of great chiefs will
attend. Sachem Andres Holt will
be in the chair and will have the
honor of greeting the various tribes
from the two districts in which the
tribes are located Delegations are
coming from Midtown. New Bruins
wick, South Amboy, South River,
Railway, Elizabeth, Roosevelt, Say
r~eville, Woodbridge and Spotswood.
NJ. X. Dhalwani of Bombay, India.
will address the high school students
on Tuesday telling of the social and
intellectual development in Britain's
possession.
The three night fair of the
Friendly Club for which arrange
ments have been under way for a
long time, will open tonight in the
Maple street building which was
occupied by the Democrats as their
city headquarters during the recent
campaign. Many articles have been
contributed by local merchants and
out of town concerns, resulting in
a large assortment from which
Christmas purchases car be made.
An important meeting of the
members of the Palestine Founda-
| ton Fund committee in his city
will be held tonight in the vestry
room of Congregation Beth Nor
deeai. The fund is being raised in
this city for the development of a
Jewish Palestine.
Desk Lieutenant Andrew Jensen
this morning received from Mrs.
Rose Blosie, of 572 New Brunswick
avenue, a report that her daughter
Julia, sixteen years old, has been
missing since yesterday. The wo-
MN told the police she thought
an Italian man. Cali Farrelly. had
| enticed her daughter away. The
girl wore a blue satin dress. navy
blue coat with fur collar, brown
81 ockfnfe and brown shoes