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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
ROSSI MADE PRESIDENT
OF THE LIBRARY BOARD
CONTINUED from page u

The following report for Deem
Der, 1920. was made to the board
by Miss Helen F. Grannis. librarian:
Main MISREPRESENTATION, 1920.
9,31s; 1919, 1898: an increase of
1886. Largest daily circulation,
1920. 4S3; 1919. 419; an increase of
81. Smallest daily circulation, 1920,
2i1: 1919. 207: an increase OF 4.
Adult circulation. 1920. Ass: 1918,
1853; a decrease of a.. Adult fic-
ton. 1920. 1907; 1919. 3.4s5: in
crease Of %. Adult n~on-hction, 1920.
III; 1919. 944: a decrease of 1877.
Adult foreign. 1929. 201; 1919. 1870;
an increase of IL. Juvenile circula-
ton. 1920. 1929; 1919. s.274: an in
crease of 1850. Juvenile fiction.
1920, 1861: 1919. 1901; an increase
of 166. Juvenile n~on-fction. 1920.
2.1s7; 1919. 1873: an increase Of
1914.
Branch library-Number OF days
open. 1920. IL; 1919, 10. Circula-
ton. 1920. AS; 1919. 7e3: a decrease
of 23S. Largest daily circulation,
1920, 20; 1918, ss. Smallest daily
circulation. 1920, 10: 1919. 16; a de-
crease of six. Adult circulation.
1920. ia: 1919. 40: a decrease of
&c. Adult fiction. 1920, 90; 1919.
LOG; a decrease of seven. Adult nom
fiction. 1920. S: 1919. Is; a decrease
of 10. Adult foreign. 1920. 10; 1919,
10; a decrease of o. Juvenile circu-
lation. 1926, 311; 1919, 623; a de-
crease OF 312. Juvenile fiction, 1920.
ISL; 1919, 1858: a decrease of 102.
Juvenile non-fiction. 1920. $50; 1919.
$50: a decrease OF 213. Total cir
culation for December, 1920, e.744:
for December. 1919. s,5e6; increase
Of Las.
Community house circulation, 349-
Total number of borrowers, adult
new registration. IS. Total number
of borrowers. Juvenile new registrar
ton. rs. Total number of member
ship cards issued during December.
131. Number of delinquent notices
sent out, 225. Number of contagious
diseases reported was T.. Number of
reserves sen were "a. Daily read
ers were 1853. Sunday readers were
70. Reference questions answered
were III. Number of high school
reference questions answered were
IS.
Report on books-Number of
bookS added. SGT. Number OF vol
umes added by purchase. 562. Num-
Der of books added by gift. S. Num-
Der OF volumes added to adult, 113.
Number of books added to Juvenile.
454. Number of volumes discarded,
IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Dana Relief InstalIs

President N. Christian Nielsen in
stalled the elected officers Of the
Dana Relief Society last night at a
meeting of the society in Odd Fell
lows hall. The financial report of
the society was read and two new
members Joined. Preparations for
the monthly club night and enter
tainment to be held Saturday night
are about completed. There will be
dancing and refreshments will be
served. Hans krogh is the chair
man of the arrangement committee.
The officers of the society in
stalled are: Treasurer. r. p. Laur-
sen: corresponding secretary. N, E.
Knudsoni trustee, Thomas Peter
sen: inner guard, F. Fl. Tjornelund:
auditor for one year. c. II. Rasmus-
ser. The other officers elected for a
year hold over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
SEWAREN

The Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Johns church met at the home of
Mrs. J. A.. Lahey on Tuesday after
noon at which time a basket of
flowers was sent to Mrs. w. H.
Tombs. accompanied by a bright lit
tie poem written by Mrs. w. Fl.
jackson wishing Mrs. Tombs a
speedy recovery.
The rectory committee of ST.
Johns church. consisting of Mrs. L.
H. Brown, Mrs. w. H. Tombs. Mrs.
L. F. Ballard. Mrs. T. F Zettlemoyer
and Mrs. A. F. Sofield. will hold a
food sale in the waiting room of the
Sewaren station on Saturday after
noon, January 20. to raise funds
with which to purchase materials
for a bazaar in the near future.
Mrs. A. F. Sofield entertained the
Sewaren Bridge Club yesterday af-
ternoon. Mrs. James Hardiman won
the first prize. a box of writing pa
per; Mrs. A. c. Walker, second, a
bureau scarf. and Mrs. F. H. Turner
the guest prize. a deck Of cards. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. C. F. Lewis on We'd
nesday, January 26-
Mrs. Wilson Waring died at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Clifford
Woodruff, in Railway. last night.
Mrs. Waring resided in Sewaren for
many years. Three children sur
vive her. Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs. Land
say Durham and j. Ernest Waring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Demarest
and daughter. Miss Helen Demarest.
who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. M. I. Demarest since
Ohristmas eve left this morning for
their home in Tacoma Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
QUINN IS HEAD
Of YACHT CLUB
Officers for Coming Year Are
Elected and Installed Last
:. Night at Session.

Amid enthusiasm characteristic
of the Raritan Yacht Club. the Of
icers for 1921 were elected and in
stalled last night at the club house
: on Water street, without any, oppo-
sition to the roster prepared by the
nominating committee. John ].
Quinn replacing Kenneth McCo-
mas is the new commodore. as the
result OF the elections: William DE
Haven is the new vice commodore.
and the board of governors consists
of Eugene Clark. August Staudt.
Louis Newberg and w. Franklin
Buchanan.
A large part of the membership
were present last night and showed
great interest and enthusiasm In
planning the activities for the flu
ture. The reports of the work ac-
complished last yea along with
the reports of committees were well
received ard reflect great credit
upon the retiring staff of officers
and the other members who assisted
50 materially in putting across a
fine program
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
HEAR DAMAGE SUIT
OF LOCAL RESIDENT

by stan Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. 10
The Ease of Chase Kehrer. of Perth
Amboy, VS.. Frederick d. Stengmann,
of Jersey City, is being heard be-
tore Judge Frank T. Lloyd and a
jury in the local circuit court to-
day. The action Is the result of an
automobile accident in South Amboy
Aug. IL, 1917. in which Kehrcr was
struck by the defendants car. SUI
fering a fractured hip and other in,
juries. The plaintiff, who is repre-
scented by Prosecutor Joseph E..
Stricken. asks $500 to pay the doc
tors bills and $3.50 hospital bill.
Senator Thomas Brown represents
the defendant. The accident oc-
Cured on Ridgeway avenue. KEN
rer was driving a bus at that period
and had gone to a garage to get
gasoline. He. was returning 20 his
car with the can of gasoline when
struck by the machine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
$4,000 ALIENATION SUIT
AGAINST DR.. J. J. REASON
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When an effort was made to Sc
sure a statement from DIR. Reasons
wife 1t vas found she was suffering
from a v breakdown and not
in a condition to say anything. Dr..
and Mrs. Reason have a 17-year-old
daughter, who attends a college in
Baltimore. Md. DIR. Reason made no
statement at the police station when
he appeared. merely furnishing the
necessary bail.
About eight months & a suit for
$4,000 damages was started against
DIR. Reason by Edward Dinsmore, o.
Roosevelt. charging the doctor with
making slsnderous remarks abou-
his wife after he had attended her
during an illness. Settlement for
$1,000 was made out of>court. this
case having been closed only about
n week ago.
In 1912 when DR.. Reason was a
candidate for mayor and opposing
Joseph A. Hermann. the successful
candidate. he got into serious trou-
Bile which resulted in his being
horsewhipped when he made insult
ing remarks about Mrs. Valentine
Kleckner, a supporter Of his oppo-
nent.
Mrs. Brewers husband has been
employed for about sever years at
the u. 8. Metals Refining Company's
plant here, now being a foreman.
He came to Roosevelt from Barne-
gat. Nj. Marks is superintendent
of the smelling department of the
same plant. He has been at the local
plant ten or twelve years. having
come here from the Raritan Copper
Works at Perth Amboy.
The Brewers and Marks have al
ways been highly respected in this
community and have never had any
local police court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
SCHOOL NEWS

The County School Board Assoc
citation will hold its annual meeting
in the Hotel Klein. New Brunswick.
Saturday, January %. The entire
Board Of Education and Super1n-
tendent of Schools shull will attend
Miss K. Z. Pearce. of New York.
a representative of the Red Cross.
will speak in the high school audi
torium this afternoon on nursing a.
a vocation for girls.
The mid-year examination Tor ~
grades will commence January IL
and will be carried put as follows:
Monday. Jan. IL a. M, Englisn
for all; p. m spelling for Sth grades
Tuesday. Jan. Is. a. M, arfthme-
tic for all: p. M history for sth
grades.
Wednesday, Jan. 10. a m. geos
raphy for all; y. m. writing FOR Bin
grades.
Thursday, Jan. 20. a. m, history
(not for sth grades.)
Friday, Jan. 81. a. m. spelling
(not for sth grades.)
Monday, Jan. "a a m. writing
mot for sth grades-)
Tuesday, jan IS. a. m.s music; p
M. drawing.
Wednesday. Jan. 2s. a. m, physi-
ology.
Thursday. Jan. q. a. M. readi9s
In Sd, 4th and 9Th grades
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
LODGES

District Deputy Grand President
Semina loft and staff composed OF
members of Violet Rebekah Lodge
No. SIS, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, went to Plainield Tuesday
night where they installed the new
ly elected officers of Friendship
Lodge No. 4 of that place. District
Deputy loft has two lodges in New
Brunswick, one in Railway and one
at Roosevelt yet to install. On FRI
day night, January 2l, she with her
staff go to New Brunswick to install
Duchess Frau Lodge and on h fol-
lowing night, January %, they will
again visit New Brunswick to place
the new officers of Lady Wiidey
Lodge in their respective chairs.
Tuesday night. January rs. she with
her staff go to Railway to install the
officers of the lodge in that place.
Mrs. lofts staff on her visit to
Plainfield included: Deputy grand
marshal, Mrs. Anna Seiber; deputy
grand guardian, Mrs. Roseland
Jones; deputy grand chaplain. Mrs.
Edith Moore; deputy grand record
ing secretary, Mrs. Daisy Moore;
deputy grand financial secretary.
Mrs. Annie S%pofford; deputy grand
treasurer, Mrs. Daisy Miller; deputy
grand inside guardian, Mrs, Annie
Hendrickson. andsdeputy grand out
side guardian, Mrs. Kistine Petersen.
independent Order Odd Fellows.
members of the four lodges here
and two in T%ottenville. gathered at
the public installation of Hornet
Encampment No. 60, Odd Fellows.
Tuesday night. Deputy Grand Chief
Patriarch Ulrich and staff of Eliza
beth came here and placed the new
ly elected and appointed officers in
their respective chairs. After the
ceremonies a social time was held
with refreshments. The elected Off
GERS installed are: Chief patriarch.
James Hawkins; high priest, Wal
lace Brown; past chief patriarch.
Henry Otterson; senior warden,
James Copeland; junior warden,
George Wagner; recording scribe. J.
w. Ber1ew: financial scribe, Hans p.
Hendrickson: treasurer. William
The first four named officers are
members of Bentley Lodge No $40
of T~ottenville.
The installation Of officers of
Goodwill Camp No. 81. Woodmen OF
the World. was followed by a social
session at Woodmen hall Tuesday
night and refreshments were served.
District Manager Emil Frey and
staff were the installing officers.
The new officers for 1921 are. Con-
sui commander, John Krist; advisor
lieutenant, Jacob Deffort; clerk,
Ever Everson; banker. Hans p.
Olsen; escort. Stanley Wotchahski;
Watchman, Louis Kurtz: sentry,
Fred H. Olsen; outside sentinel.
William Sandback. Leon Brookfeld
is the retiring consul commander.
-Middlesex Council Nc. 1l0O,
Royal Arcanum. at its meeting Tines
day night at Odd Fellows hall. ar
ranged for the installation to be held
at the next meeting in two weeks.
Arrangements are being for q me-
mortal to the members deceased
during the past year. 1t Is being
planned to- attend a church services
at one of the churches in the city for
this purpose.
The installation of officers Of
Raritan Lodge No. 81, f. & A. NJ,
is scheduled to take place tonight at
a regular communication of the
lodge at Masonic hall in the Elks
building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
MOVE FOR NEW TRIAL
IN WOLF-COHEN CASE


NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. ia
rule to show aus why a new trial
should be held in the case of Harry
L. Wolf. Of Perth Amboy. represent
ed by Wight. Wight & Goienbock.
against Harry Cohen. also of that
city. represented by Jacob Karkus.
has been signed by Circuit Court
Judge Frank T. Lloyd. The ruling
is returnable at the next term of the
supreme court. This case was up
for trial in the circuit court early
this week, no aus for action being
shown. Judge Lloyd in signing the
rule made the following notation:
"The impression made on my mind
is the court deems it proper to con-
slider i. e. from the defendants de-
meanor on the stand that his ac-
count of the incident was untrue in
sofar as he denied striking the
plaintiff"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
POLICE NEWS

Patrolman Paul Layden issued a
summons to Abraham Blitz of New
Brunswick yesterday afternoon for
blocking the crossing at Oak and
Smith streets. The man Will be
given a hearing on Monday night
Patroiman James Egan found a
bicycle in front of the store OF
Sharp & Hanson on Smith street
about las O'Clock this morning.
and turned same in at police head
The owner called for the
wheel this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
CITY BRIEFS

Hans Backyard. the Danish
tenor. with George Vause. pianist.
are going to New Brunswick tomor-
row night where they are to present
a concert at the Montalvo Temple
of Music.
AT a meeting of Middlesex
Council No.s6s, Jr. o. Z. A. NJ. last
night at Odd Fellows hall, plans
were completed for comforting the
orient degree on a number OF candi-
dates tomorrow night at Junior hall.
The new oficers of the council. with
Councillor Russell Lewis in h chair.
were in charge for the hrst time
since the installation.
The choir of Simpson M. L.
church will hold their regular re-
hearsal in the church tonight at 5
O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
T0TTENvILLE

Mrs. William Wood has returned
to her homo in Amsterdam. n. r..
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. +. Roland.
Abram M. Sprague. Gilbert 8.
Barnes and James A. Simonson
have been named by the vestry of
st. stephens church as the dele
gates to the special diocesan coH
vention on Thursday. January 26. at
the Cathedral of st. John the Divine
for the selection of a successor to
the late Bishop Burch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Boy scents Entertain.

The Boy Scouts Troop No. 1 en-.
tertained their parents and friends
at a K'bob party at their log cabin
in Sayre avenue last night. Nearly
all of the parents And a great many
constitute a K'bob occasion. ; The
K'bob is a special connection of
round steak and onions toasted in
dividually over the open fire. a great
favorite of the members. and all en-
tered gaily into the proceedings of
the evening. Frankfurters were
also served as refreshments and a
merry time was spent in dancing
and playing games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Asks Geran to Act.

In a letter made public today,
Samuel Wilson, assistant state SUI
perintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League of New Jersey. calls h at
fention of United States District A.
torney. Elmer H.. Geran to what APP
pears to be a case Of conspiracy 10
commit an offense against q
United States, by the Commineio1-
ers of Newark. including Mayor t5o-
len who passed a resolution auf02<
izing the granting of licenseA 1E-
Wilson in his letter quotes the l1w
and also informs Attorney Cen
that this is the second time he ms
informed him of the a c and as ne
action has been taken. is informing
him again and also the attorney
general 1T Washington, ID. c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Want Woman Police Omoer

The meeting of the Italian Wom-
ans Club last night in the Commu-
nifty house. in tombstone street, was
well attended and much interest
shown in the petition for the ap-
pointment of a policewoman. which
is being widely circulated through
out every part of the city. All of
the women present last night signed
pointment. The women enjoyed a
number of selections from Italian
music in the social hour which fol-
lowed, and refreshments of coffee
and cake served by some of the
members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
METUcHEN

different churches met at the homes
of members Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Williams entertained
the Saturday Night Card Club at her
home. "Roselawn." on P~lainfield
avenue. The usual gracious hospi-
tality Of hostess and host was en-
joyed by the full membership being
present. A supper was served at IL
o'clock and the prizes were wen by
Mrs. Ben Letson and Parker Run
yon of Stelton.
The Rev. H. L. Chance, from the
Home for Homeless Children of
Trenton. spoke in the different
churches Sunday morning.
Mrs. James Heaton is quite seri-
ously i'll at the home of her mother.
Mrs. William Thornall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
AGREE TO HARDING'S
INAUGURAL PLANS

WASHINGTON. JAM. 13-Presi-
dent-elect Harding's suggestion that
his Inauguration take place on the
east portico of the capitol was rati-
fed formally today by a joint con-
gressionaI committee in charge of
the ceremonies. Members of con-
gress, the supreme court and other
officials will assemble on the capitol
p~ortico. A small stand will be built,
on which Mr.. Harding will deliver
his inaugural address beneath a
sound simplifying device.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Foresters Plan Fair

Preparations for the bazaar under
the auspices of the Foresters of
America, Court Amboy No. IS and
Court Standard No. Ill, to be held
at Junior hall. from Saturday, Jan.
20. to Wednesday night. Feb. 2. in
elusive, are being completed. At a
meeting OF Court Standard last night
at Eagle hall. Martin +. Ryan, chair
man of the committee In charge of
arrangements. reported an excep-
tionally good sale of tickets for the
affair so far.
Chairman Ryan is directing the
attention of the young ladies to the
popularity contests to be held during
the bazaar. There have been but two
candidates nominated SO far in this
contest and one in the baby contest
to be held. The prizes for the con-
test are now on display in the win
dow of l.. Kreielsheimer's jewelry
store. in Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
KEAsBEY

The Lehigh Valley railroad trestle
over the main road and the Public,
Service trolley tracks in this place
were found dangerous and badly in
the need reinforcement. The con-
crete wall supporting the steel
bridge was found defective. as it
had worn away and holes were
found in 1t. It was. necessary to
build a supporting structure under
side of the bridge to make it
safe for traffic and the heavy
weight that passes over 1t. A large
timber reinforcement was used for
this purpose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Hnmorous ocbafe

SOUTH RIVER. Jan. 13-Plans
are under way by the local Epwor1n
League to conduct a humorous de-
bate in connection with their literary
evening. which will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Frand-
sen on Friday night. Jan. 21st. The
discussion will be: Resolved. That
a married man can live cheaper than
a single one"
The affirmation will be upheld by
Rev. ]. E. Shaw. Jesse Selover and
Prof. VIM. Lesh. The negative will
be argued by Lawyer Edward
Bovine. William Archer and Charles
c. Armstrong.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Elect Hans Rasmussen

At the special meeting of the
Young Peoples Society of St. Ste
phen's Danish Lutheran church last
night in the basement of the church
called for the special purpose Of
electing the officers to serve for the
new year. Hans Rasmussen was
elected president; Rev. Svend
Kjaer. pastor of the church, vice
president, and the secretary, Miss
Marie Nielsen. and treasurer. Miss
Jensina Olsen. were reelected to
their respective Offices. Christian L.
Christensen was elected to serve as
librarian for the new term The
new officers will hold a meeting in
the near future to plan the pro-
gram Of work and social time for
the new year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
PERSONALS

Mrs. John Rogan. of Commerce
street, who has been at the City
hospital for sometime, returns to
her home today.
Mrs. Howard Keller, of Philadel-
phia, Pa, arrived yesterday to
spend sometime with her sister,
Mrs. Ole olesen, of Madison ave-
nue..
John Ware. of Gordon street. has
returned after visiting his brother
in-law. A J. Jones, of vineland, and
spending sometime with friends in
Philadelphia.
Charles Seguine is quite Ill at his
home in Rector street.
Mrs. William Woglom. of Rector
street, is spending sometime with
relatives in Strausburg, Pa.
Mrs. John Arner, of State street,
Is making an extended visit with
relatives In harrisburg, Pa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13

The girls ard women of the city
were most generous in their contri>
buttons for the Y. w. G. Az cafeteria
at the "Y" yesterday and over 81
was realized as the net sum to be
added to the Ruth Fletcher Burns
Y. w. c. A.. memorial fund. This
amount was raised without the sale
of hot frankfurters which has al
ways been a previous feature of the
cafeteria but because of the small
number sold last week were not in
cluded yesterday. However, II was
decided to have them on sale at the
cafeteria mex week as 50 many re-
quests for them were received from
the members.
, The complete list of donations
and contributors of yesterday fol-
lows: Cakes, Mrs. Fritz Abegg. Mrs.
W. w. Oliver, Mrs. Thomas Hawk
inss Mrs. H. p. Herbert and an un-
known contributor: cookies, Mrs.
Charles w. Naulty: candy, Miss
Marie Robbins, Miss Mary Mead,
Miss Virginia Hoy. Miss Marie Mel
sen and Mrs. p. Eggert.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
South River Co. Incorporates

NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. ia
certificate of Incorporation was filed
in the county clerks office today by
the Rubins Quality Shoe Store. 16
Ferry street. South River. The com-
pany Is Incorporated for $4,000. o.
500 shares at 800 each. Jacob Ru-
bin. South River. has taken 81
shares: Harry Rubin. New York, ]
share; Benjamin Rubin. New York.
1 share. and Abbot L. Werner. New
ark, l share.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Patco Club Has Outing

The Patco Club of the city have
arranged a dinner and theatre party
for forty of the members who will
journey to New York tonight to at
tend one of the popular plays OF the
season and take dinner at one of
the well known restaurants Of the
city. John j. Quinn Is chairman
in charge of the committee Of ar
rangements and he is assisted by
Miss Florence Moorehouse and
Clyde ". Berry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13

ATLANTIC CITY, jan. ia
delegation Of local ministers headed
by the Rev. Thompson Mckinney.
OF Coatesviile, Pa, will visit City
Hall this afternoon and tell the city
commissioners of alleged vice condi-
tons here.
DIR. Mckinney declared he had
found young girls drinking highballs
and smoking cigarettes with older
male companions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Yea Win he SERVED.

Tea will be served at the food
sale which the Altar Guild of st.
Peters Episcopal church will hold
in the Parish house in Rector street
on Saturday afternoon between the
hours of three and FIVE o'clock.
Home cooked foods of all kinds
have been solicited and a great var
iety of -hom made candies for the
sale. Mrs. Northey Jones, and her
committee assistants are preparing
for a large number of patrons at
this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Freeholders Meet Today
STAN Correspondent

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. Ia
The board of freeholders will be in
session at 2 o'clock this afternoon,
when a regular public meeting will
be held. A committee meeting was
held this morning. and it is expected
that the road schedule for 1921 will
be sufficiently settled as a result of
the morning schedule so that it may
be made public this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
To Install Omcers.

The deputy staff of Mohawk
Council No. So, Daughters OF Poca-
bontas will journey to Sayreville to-
night to install the new officers and
all members who wish to attend
will meet at the central switch to-
night at z o'clock.
The regular meeting of the coun-
ell will be held in the club rooms
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13

ATHENS, Jan. 13-It was an
nounced here that the United States
government had consented TO adj
vance to the Greek government
s3e, 900, 900 already promised
Greece when NJ. venizelos was
prime minister. but upon the condi-
tions that the money be expended in
America for non-war material