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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
Nustebo. talkininkai.

Ia. nOta Suv. ValstijQ Vo-
kietijai didziai nustebino tai
kininkus. Jie notoie Hiuri, kad
Suv. Valstijos atmaino savo
pozicijQ. Nors atsisakO tarpi-
ninkauti. bet nori balso karo
atlyginimo klausime.
Tokiuo budu premjerQ kon-
ferencijos programa sukonc-
veikta ir Siandie iie apgalvo-
ia apie Suv. ValstijQ uzimama
pozicijQ.
ngas laikas talkinirkai var
gino Vokietiia su atlyginimu.
Visas laikas Suv. Valstijos ne
simaiS6 tan klausiman. Talki-
ninkai buvo name. kad taip If
reikia.
Tad jie nesiklause S. Valsti-
jQ jau pasireng6 okupuOti di-
desnius Vokietijos plotus.
II $tai iiems ta darba ina
iau kaip ir trukdyti S. Vals-
tijos. Sitos reiSkia sayo nora,
kad Vokietijos su talkininkais
konferenciia tuojaus butu at
naujinta. Tuo tarpu talkinin-
kai buvO atsisake nuo ..viso-
kin su Vokieciais konferenci-
:iQ- JQ reikalavimas buvo de
finitivis.
Gal atsakys S. Valstijoms.
Susi6jusiu konferencijon pre-
mjeru dabar lures pirmiau APP
tarti tq Suv. Valstiju nota Vo-
kietijai. Reiks jiem gal dar
atmainyti II visus savo paga-
mintus militarinius plenus.
Gal dar prisieis toliau atideti
uz6mimq naujQ teritorijq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
GRAIKAI BLoKUoJA JUO-
DAJA JURA.
Pagrobe jie Bulgaru garlaivi.
Konstantinopolis. Bal. o.

Pagrobe jie Bulgaru garlaivi.
Konstantinopolis Bal, %
GraikQ karo laval blokuoja
Turkijos pakrasGius Juodoje
iuroje.
Jie pagrobe Bulgarq garlai-
Vi, kuriuo buvo gabenami
Graikq .oficierai If kareiviai,
kituomet tarnavusieji pulki-
ninko Tayar spekose.
Del to Bulgaria pakel6
smarku protesta.
Pranesta, kad Turkai naci-
jonalistai Rusijoje uzsake pa
dirbdinti jjiems sautuvll, armo-
tq if lektuyu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
GRAIKAI KONCENTRUOJA
ARTILERIJA.

Konstantinopolis, Bal. o.
Ushako fronte, anot ziniu,
Graikai koncentruoja artileri-
ja.
Graikai Mazojon Azijon
prizes Turkus sugabeno 10000
naujos karuomen6s.
Turkai nacijonalistai prare-
Sa, kad jie pa6me svarbias kali
MI pozicijas ties Mouraddah.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
vISI NAUDosIS DUNoJU-
MI.

Vienna, Bal. %. Ameri-
koniskq vandeniniQ keliQ eks-
pertas Hines sugryzo eia ap,
ziurejes upe Dunojp.
Jis sake, kad kuomet Unga-
rija patvirtins su talkininkais
padaryta sutarti, tuomet visos
aplinkines valstijos gales
naudoties Dunojumi savo pre-
kybai.
Mes Dunojumi susisiekimas
labai parankus, kuomet tos
valstybes neturtingos gelezin-
keliais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
KONFERENCIJA ANGLE
KASIU sU KAsYKLU
SAVININKAIS.

Londonas, Bal. %. - Ang-
lekasiq atstovai vakar turejo
'konferencija su kasyklq sa-
yininkais. Konferencija buvo
suSaukes premjeras Lloyd Ge-
orge. Jis taippat buvo konfe-
rencijoje.
Bet kol-kas nieko nepraneS-
ia pie konferencijos pasekmes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
PINIGg kURsAs.

Svetimp salip pinigp verte. mai
nant nemazziiau $4,000, Baland, %.
buyo tokia pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos strerlingu svarui 1898
Prancuzijos Sinful frankly 7.19
Italijos Sinful liru 4.z5H
vokietijos Sinful markip 1.49
Lietuyos Sinful auksinq 1.49
Lenkijos simtui markiq .1S'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
KLAIPEDos DAIN1N1NKV
CHoRAS "AIDAS !"
Dalyvauja Palangos ishhnese.

Keletas savaiGiu pirmiau, pa
Ilangiskiai ,uzprase dainininkQ
I"Aida" atvykti, kuomet Pa
ilanga bus priskirta prize Lie
Ituvos. Atejus ziniai, kad Ko-
vo 81 d. Lietuva uzims Pa
langa, visi Aldo" nariai a
pie. 40 zmoniu, automobiliu
per pusantros valandos atvy-
,ko Palanga. Oras isvaziuo-
:iant is Klaipedos buvo grazus,
bet paskui pradejo niaukties
+, ir giedoriai bijojo, kad nepra-
detu lyti. Nors pqte saltas We
JAS. bet nelyjo..
Visas Palangos miestelis bu-
vo isrtdytas veliavomis, cir
I1iandais ir garbes vartais. At
vyl1o ir karuomene, viena arti-
Ilerijos batareja, kurios kick
viena kanuole keturi gerai i
serti arkliai trauke, paskui jQ
amunicijos vezimus veze to-
jliaus pestininkq burys sutarti-
mai zygiavo, dainuodami tau
tiSkas dainas; juos seke raj
teliq svadronas su muzika
lprieSakyje, Visa karuomene ola
re kuogeriausi ispudi ant vi
sq susirinkusiq zmoniu ir al
skiai parod6, kad Lietuvos Wy
riausybei pasiseke Tevynes
Gyn6ju burius sutverti, kurie
kas link islavinimo, drausmes,
apsirengimo ir tt. jau kitoms
valstyb6ms gall uzimponuoti.
ArtiIerija ir viena dalis pes
,tininku patrauk9 link Birutes
ka1no, o raiteliai ir kita dalis
pestininkp pasiliko ant kelio
prize baznyeios eilese sustoje.
Tuo tarpu pasirode if p. ge-
nerolas Zukausikas su kitais
oficierais, ministrais ir augs
tais valdininkais ir inejo j
baznyeia, kur -buvo trumpos
pamaldos. zmoniu buvo pilna
baznycia, Sventorius ir gatves.
Pasibaigus pamaldoms visi
trauk9 prie Birutes kalno. Te-
mai nuvykus sustojo kareiviai
atkalneje, o zmones sulipo ant
kalno. Pusiaukalnyje tapo vie
ia iSrinkta kalboms sakyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
ANGLAI vYKINA SAW
vALDA.

Dublinas, Bal. %. Angli-
JOS vyriausybe nusprende Al
rijojje vykinti savyvalda.
Tam tikslui Airija padalin-
ta j dvi dali: pietine ir siauri-
ne. Abidvi dali lures nuosa-
vus atskirus parlamentus. Au-
gsseiau parlamentu stoves ta-
ryba, kurioje deciduojanti bal
So lures Anglijos valdzios at
stovai. Abudu parlamentu ton
tarybon skirs sayo atstoyu.
siaurineja dalyje gyvena ~
mi dalis protestantu. Tie SUI
tinaza su sayyvalda, kuomet
pietines dalies gyventojai ne
paliauja kariave uz laisve
Taigi ssiaurina dalis jjau ruo-
sia If parIamenta. Kandidatai
i atstovus jau paskirti. Juos
.rinks gyventojai. siaurinis
parlamentas lures SO atstoyu,
Pietinis lures turati kick dau-
giau.
p..aA::4. ,,a..e ftl, 90 o.o;:.a 10,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
PLYTU KoMPAN1Jos PA
Pulls TEISMAN.

susekta, kad plyttq isdirbe-
jai yra padare sutarima, kurs
lygus suokalbiavimui, parduo-
dant plytas- laikyties vieno-
dos, iSkalno nustatytos kainos.
Isdirb6jai bus paSaukti prizes
grand jury If papuls teisman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25

Lietuviu Iskilmes Palangoje.

fPirmas st. Seimo yice-pirm.
p. Staugaitis pasveikino Pa
langiecius, nurodydamas Lie
tuvai svarbqji momenta, kur
jos krastas po tick laiko vel
i jures atsidure.
Paskui kalbejo Vidaus rel
kalq minister's p. Skipytis,
Rubezip ISsprendimo Komisi-
jos pirm. p- Smetona if daug
kitq augStq sveGiu. Belaikant
prakalbas, artilerija uz kalno
sov6 81 kartu, muzika grojo ir
pasibaige Tautos himnu, ku-
ri giedojo visi, kas tik moke-
jo. Ant gallo "Aido'' choras
uzdainavo: "Uztrauksim nau-
|ja giesme, broliai'. Ia uzbai-
gus, zmones pradejo judinties
zemyn nuo kalno. Suskamb9-
10 komanda ir kareiviai trau-
Ike link pleciaus grovo Tis-
kevieiaus parko, kur visi sus-
TOTO.
I Generolui zukauskui ir visai
'atkeliavusiai vyriausybei sus-
tojus, pramarsavo pirmiau pc
stininkai, paskiau raiteliq bu-
rvs sveikindami Vada, saukda
mi: "Lai gyvuoja Lietuva."
Paskui visi nuejo pietauti.
"Aido" giedoriai lygiai SEX
dami visu pavyzdi, ejo pasis-
Etiprinti. Pasistiprine pietumls,
giedoriai nukeliavo j pajuri,
apzureti prieplaukos tilta.
Eidami pro Sail baznyeios,
uzejo ir j ja veizeti. Sugry-
70 apie Sesta val. ir nuejo /
vakarelio nama. Mokytojos sll
mokiniais surenge vakar6li,
kuris susidejo is deklemacijQ,
dainu. Prize to dar sulose dl
veikalefiu. Viskas gerai atlik-
ia. Paskui "Aidos" choras
dainavo tarp kitako: Suzadin-
kim Lietuva, Kur giria zaliuo-
ia, Lietuva brangi salele, Mes
broliai, sesutes ir tt. Pasibai=.
gus vakareliui gerb. klebonas
pakviete giedorius ant arba-
tos, If gerai pasistiprine If
vieni kittens palinkeje geros
kloties, leidosi atgal j Klaipe-
da. Nors saltas vejas pQte ir
ypatingai labai svi!ino mer-
gates, vienok antroj valandoj,
jau buvome mamie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
CHICAGO. : Su siuo pir.
madieniu Chicagoje papigina-
ma duona Is nuosimciu.
INN-FEINERIAI SU Boil
tsEEIKAIS.

Londonas, Bal. %. = Gene
rails prokuroras Airijai, De-
nnis Henry, paskelb6 turis pri-
rodymQ, kad Atrial sinn-feine-
rial, kurie kovoja uz Airijos
nepriklausomybe, turi sarySiQ
su bolSevikais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25

Libby, McNeill s Co. prezi-
dentas McDougall skelbia, kad
buvusiejji pakile simet net iris
kartus Saleiai daug -vaisiu su-
naikino yisose valstijose, ise-
mus California; If Georgia.
II todel siimet, anot jo val
siai turesia zyniai pabrangti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
LENKU SUI voKIEc1AIs
SUTARTIS.

Danzig, Bal. %. Lenkai
su VokieGiais pasiraSe sutartl,
kuriaja Lenkams duodamas is
ejjimas j juras. Tas is6jimas
yra zinomas kaipo Danzigo
karidorius.
Jis atskiria nuo Vokietijos
rytine Prussia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
PALAIDoTAs APsKRITIES
IzDININKAS.

Cook apskrities mires izdi-
ninkas Harry R. Gibbons va
kar palaidotas po gedulingp-
jq pamadu sv. Itos bazny-
cioje.
Laidotuvese dalyvavo visa
miesto Chicago valdyba if zy-
miausieji Chicagos pilieeiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
KANADA TURES PASIUN-
TIM WASHINGTO-
NE.

Ottawa, Bal. %. = Kanados
vyriausybe paskelbe, kad j j
Suv. Valstijas paskirs nuosa-
va pasiuntini. Tam tikslui Ka-
nados kongrese pareikalauta
paskirti islaidQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
SUIMTAS INTARIAMAS
PLESIKAS.

>Policijos rankosna atsidure
John Lefferty. Jis intaria-
mas apipleSime paStos Union
gelezinkelio stoty.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
STREIKAS ANT GELEzIN-
KELIU..

San Juan, Porto Rico, Bal.
%. - Ant Porto Rico gele-
zinkeliq streikuoja darbinin-
kai. Suspenduotas traukiniu
vazinejimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
sUGR1Uvo MANU- s1ENA.

Dveiu augStu namu murine
siena sugriuvo po mum. 4211
West Madison gat. Keletas
zmoniq vos suspejo pabegtie is
pagyvenimQ.
salimais sienos iSkastas grio-
vys kito namo pamatams deti:
Vanduo paploVe zeme if sic
ma neatlaike.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
NAUJAUSlOS zIN|OS.

PARYz1Us. - Prancuzijos
vyriausybe paskelbe, kad jei
suv, Valstijos imasi naujos
politikos, jei nori maisyties j
tarpa talkininku su Vokieciais
Prancuzija visuomet klausys
Suv. valstijp balso. Bet Suv.
Vodetija paskirta atlyginima
mokes laiku ir pilnai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
I.nNn0NAS

LoNDoNAS. = Premjerui
Lloyd George pagaliau pavy-
ko intikinti streikuoianciu an
glekasiu atstovus, kad jie Ell
tu tarybosna SUI kasyklu saw
ninkais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
Naujass pasiulymas.

Uzrubeziniu reikalQ ministe
ris DIR. Simons lankesi cia pas
Anglijos ambasadoriu.
PraneSta, kad Anglijai IN
Quota toxic nauji pasiQlymai:
/. VokiSkieji plenai atstaty-
dinti Prancuzija.
2. Vokieciq sumanymai tai
kininkq skolas Suv. Valstijoms
perkelti ant Vokieeiu.
8. Vokietija sutinka su pir--
muoju talkininkq sumanymu
reikale atlyginimo, bet atlygi-
nina moka tik per sekancius
penkeris metus.
! 4. Suggestions arbitracijai-
Taippat DR.. Simons, sako-
ma, indaves Anglijai prasyma,
kad talkininkai savo veikima
atidetq toleliau.
Ruhr apskritis Vokietijai y
IA didziai svarbus daiktas. We
kodel Vokieeiai sujude arti-
nanties Geg. l d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25

TOKYO. Japoniios. dip.
lomatq patareju taryba nus
prende If pripazino, kad Japo-
Mia netu1i reikalo niekam pa
vesti salos Yap mandate. To
kios nuomones yra ir Japoni-
jos kabinetas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25

oRAs. siandie grazus
oras; rytoj nepastovus il vel
gall but lietaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25

WASHINGTON. = suv. Val
stijos nesako, kad jos nori tar
pininkauti talkininkams SUI Vo
kietija, bet tik patarnauti
Vokietijai, persiunciant talki-
ninkams jos pasiulymus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-25
VOKIEoIAI NoRI TARYBU
SUI TALKININKAIS.
vokieeiu kabinetui grumoja
h.izis.

Berlynas, Bal. %. = Is O.
ficijaliu ir neoficHaliu vers-
miu Stai kokia pad6tis patir-
ia Vokietiioje klausime karo
atlyginimo:
VokieciQ ministeriu kabine-
tut artinasi krizis, kurs gall
.ivykti pirm Geguzes l d.
Vokietijos vyriausyhe yra
nuomones, kad gal iai pavyks
talkininku veikima prizes Vo-
kietija is Geguzes 1 d. perkel-
I'll nors porai savaiciq toliau.
Vokietija pasiunt6 nauiq no.
ta S. ValstijQ vyriausybei.
Vokietijos uzrubeziniQ rel
kau minister's cia Angliios
ambasadoriui indave visa ei-
le naujQ pasiQlymQ, kurie pa
siusti Londonan.
Pramatomas kabineto griuvi-
mas.
Kuomet talkininkai okupuo-
tose teritorijose isteig6 visa
tinkla muitiniQ, tuojaus palies-
tas vidujinis Vokietijos gyve-
nimas politikos if ekonomijos
zvilgsniais. SunkenybiQ atmo-
sierra tirSteja artinanties Ge-
guzes 1 dienai, kuomet talki-
ninkai yra nusprende okupuo-
ii svarbQ apskriti Ruhr-
Del to siandieniam kabine-
tut grumoja krizis. sios val
dzios nariai tvirtina, kad val
dzia jau praleidusi daug kar-
tybiq pirmiausia su armistici-
ia, paskui su taikos sutarti-
mi. Todel daugiau neapsiman-
ii kenteti ir butt kaltinama.
Sake, tegu if kit zmon6s pa
megina tn valdzios kartybiQ,
kuomet uH visus nuotikius val
dzia kaltinama.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
ACT ON BUSES
At So. AMbOY
Aim to Prevent Drivers From
Operating "Just as They
Please Hear Objections

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 10:-The
jitney buses came in for their share
Of attention at the council meeting
Tuesday night. Councilman Kvist
stated that he had received numer-
requests, that petitions were
presented and other steps were be-
ing taken to prevent the jitney buss-
es from operating just as they
pleased. He pointed out that they
run on no specified route-that IS
they do not follow the route laid out
by the city fathers. He cited in
stances where people were waiting
several minutes on a street corner
for a bus only to see n turn down
the side street.
Another objection was the pres
ent parking place. The residents in
that vicinity strenuously objected.
They say that they cannot sleep with
the noise of the starting and stop
ping. The drivers are always argu-
ing as to who should start first, it is
claimed. Councilman Kvist pointed
out that receipts for buses in South
Amboy last month were but $40
while in Perth Amboy the South
Amboy line alone brought in owe
500. On motion by Councilman
Shuey it was referred to the police
committee and the mayor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
SUPT. SKULL TO ATTEND
EDUCATIONAL SESSION

AS authorized by the board of
education at its last regular meeting
Superintendent of Schools Samuel E..
Shull will attend the annual meet
ing of the national superintendent
organization which will be held from
February % through March 3 at At
lantic City. This is n of the most
important conventions of educators
held annually in the country and the
new institutions and departures in
the entire school machinery are Of
ten the, result of the gatherings of
this group.
New Jersey has the distinction Of
having its commissioner of educa-
ton. Calvin C. Kendall. president of
the association. The first vice-presi-
dent. E. A. Smith. comes from Ev-
anston, Illinois; second vice-presi-
dent, ]. NJ. Quinn. is from New Or
leans, and Belle NJ. Ryan, the sec
rotary. is assistant superintendent of
schools at Omaha, Nebraska.
The first session viii take mp the
subject, THE Great Problem in
American Education - The Rural
School. What has been accomp-
lished? What is the solutions" The
afternoon session will treat of the
subject. Some Ideals and Accomp-
lishments of the School System l
Represent" and will be presented by
representatives from various Sec
lions of the country.
THE great need OF the Schools"
Better Teaching-How Shall We
Get It?" and other matters of equal
importance will each be discussed at
length at individual sessions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
OLD BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Squires
were out-of-town visitors yesterday.
Peter Leonard was in Spotswood
Tuesday.
George w. Devoe. Of Spotswood.
was in town yesterday.
Ross H~endrickson, the South
River plumber, is having a new
body made for his truck at j. X.
Dilps garage.
Lewis Jolly is preparing for some
extensive trips next summer by hav-
ing his touring car overhauled.
John w. Squires and George Tice
were in New Brunswick on business
Wednesday,.
A clam chowder supper and other
attractions will be held in town hall
February 22 for the benefit of the
p. o. S. of A..
Mrs. Ross Hillyer is spending a
few days with her grandmother,
Mrs. dillingham;, at Runyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slower were
out-of-town visitors Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
DISTRICT DEPUTY M0RD
NEXT OFFICIAL VISITS

TOTTENVILLE, Feb. 10-Dis-
Gict Deputy Grand Master George
tford of the Richmond district of
lhe Masonic Lodge. has announced
his official visit to the other -four
pdges on Staten Island. His next
iisit will be to Tompkins Lodge No.
III, Wednesday night. February 16,
It the Masonic temple. Stapleton;
Thursday night, March 10. he will
rlsit Great Kills Lodge No. 912. and
Monday night. March rs. he will
fisit Beacon Light Lodge No. 701, at
sew Brighton; Tuesday night. April
10, will be Home Coming Night
70 his own lodge. Aquehonga 906.
II Stapleton. A reception is being
planned at each place for the dis
riot deputy when he makes his Of
icial visit. Huguenot Lodge No.
,81, of Tottenville. was visited
Thursday night, January G.. and
Richmond Lodge No. &c. of Port
Richmond, was visited Monday
January II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
SOUTH AMBOY

The South Amboy budget for the
year 1921 was adopted last night at
a special meeting of the council call
ed for that purpose. Previous TO
the adoption a public hearing was
called but not a dissenting voice was
raised against the budget as pre-
pared. In addition to the adoption
of the budget four notes were order
ed renewed and several bills were
ordered paid.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the First Baptist church will hold
a clam chowder and homemade
bakery Wednesday. February IS,
beginning at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Applegate are
visiting their brother, Harry Read,
at Monticello, N. Y.
Miss Jennie Cole was a Nights
town visitor Tuesday.
Tonight the ladies of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will serve a
Lincoln's birthday supper in the
basement of the church. An excep-
tionally tempting menu has been
prepared and the ladies will live up
to their excellent reputation. Supper
will be served from $3.50 until 8
o'clock.
The funeral services of Miss Rose
Brobel were held yesterday morning
at Q o'clock in Sacred Heart church.
Miss Brobel was well known in this
city, being but twenty ears of age.
She died on Sunday after a lingering
illness stretching over a period of
some months. Solemn high mass of
requiem was celebrated by Rev. A.
b. Strenski, rector of Sacred Heart
church, assisted by Father Bugek
and DR.. Grifian. The pallbearers
were John Kruger. William Mochin.
Alert Jaken, Frank Jaken, Joseph
Tentek and Daniel Hoover.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
NO CONTEST At JAMESBURG
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION

By Special Correspondent.
JAMESBURG, Feb. 10:-Twenty-
six voters turned out Tuesday night
to vote to give their approval OF an
appropriation of $14,S50 and to elect
six members of the board of educa-
ton. The appropriation carried as
follows: Repairs. $1,000; current
$3.50.
The members elected were: For
three years, DR.. ]. Rulon Dare. Jacob
Hausser. Howard VanDyke. The
latter succeeded James Hampton.
who retired from the board. For
the two-year term, John Z. Kirk
patrick, Addison A. Conover. For
the one-year term, Harry l.. En-
mons.
The meeting was called to order
by John Waddy, clerk, and DR.. John
L. Suydam was chosen chairman for
the twentieth consecutive year. He
named the following committees:
Tellers, appropriation, I. Milton
Matlack, Walter Westervelt: for
members of board, Frank Emens.
Albert Rogers.
John w. Waddy, clerk. read the
annual report covering the period
from February "a. 1920, to February
s, 1921, showing the following bal
ance, s40,269.40.
An auditing committee composed
of j.. Edmund Marryott, chairman.
H. A. Edwards and former Mayor
George A. Shultz were named and
an audit of the above report made.
A vote of thanks was given this
committee and their discharge or
dered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
HITS AT SAYREvILLE IN
Annexation MOVEMENT
y special Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 10.-For
many months the Chamber of Com
merce has been conducting a cam
paign in favor of annexation. Dur
ing the time the merits Of the city
have been presented to the prospec-
tive new citizens with the view OF
making them want to come into
South Amboy. The borough of Say
reville has taken steps to block this
annexation project.
The following very interesting let
ter was received from one of the
citizens of the affected territory at
the cot neil meeting.
Hon. Thos. j. Scully,
Mayor Of South Amboy. n. ].
Dear Sir:
Having in mind the controversy
that has been going on for some
time between South Amboy and this
community on the question of an
nexation. l feel that you might be
interested to know hal mayor OF
Sayreville held a meeting during the
past week with a few of the resi-
dents in this location. There is only
one resident who is particularly in
terested in defeating this project,
and knowing something OF the ma
ture of the various claims that are
being made, I thought it might be
we'll for the city of South Amboy
to call a special meeting of all par
ties interested and see If it would
not be possible to get an honest ex-
preston from all the residents.
II believe that yon fully realize.
and from what I understand. you
r in favor of the city moving In
this direction. and furthermore. the
residents of Bay View Manor have
been particularly DESTROYS of bring
ing this thing about. Personally. ]
have always felt that S~ayreville had
little or no interest in this section,
nd now that there is a possibility
of some large development in III"
water ways. they are becoming much
concerned, and in fact, l have been
approached as to whether / would
not accept some minor appointive
Office under the present administra-
ton. This matter does not interest
me but / should like to hear from
you as to just how you feel in the
ntetter; and Furthermore. whether
South Amboy is seriously consider
ing this annexation question.
Yours respectfully.
wv. E. LAWRENCE"
The public meeting will be ar
ranged in the lear future. The
Chamber OF Commerce has had this
matter up now for several weeks
and with the backing of the council
will take immediate steps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
BIG MUSICAL TREAT GIVEN
FOR WOODBRIDGE CHURCH

BY Special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, Feb. 1O.0On
Monday night in the high school a
large audience of music lovers re-
ceived a wonderful treat in a con-
cert given under the courtesy OF the
Aeolian Company of New York. for
the benefit of the organ fund Of
Trinity church.
The concert was presented under
the personal direction of Miss Mills,
recital director for the Aeolian
Company and the Steinway Duo-Art
Piano was used.
Charles Gilbert Spross, who rec
ords exclusively for the Duo-Art
rendered a number of selections OF
his own composition with his u
wonderful technique.
Joseph Matthew, tenor. sang and
it is seldom that any n hears any
truer and more beautiful tenor voice.
IL of his selections were very well
chosen; especially his rendering of
Lorraine-Lorraine Lorree was very
much appreciated and enjoyed.
VIM. Todd Vaules. violinist, who
formerly lived in Railway. and has
been heard in Woodbridge a num-
Der of times before. but never has he
played as he did at this concert. 1t
will not be long before Mr.. Vaules
will be considered one of the fore
most v~iolinists.
During the evening Miss Mills was
presented with a bouquet of flowers
and the Rev. w. H. Stowe gave a icy
well chosen remarks and invited all
to the 4 o'clock services pm Sunday,
February 18th. On that day the new
organ and the renovated church will
be opened with appropriate service
and dedication.