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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
DENTAL CLINIC
To OPEN SOON
Free Institution for Children
of City is to Open End of
the Present Week.
SEVERAL AGENCIES AID
Backed by School and
Health Boards, Red Cross
and State Dental Assn.

The new dental clinic which is
being backed by several departments
and organizations and which is a
much needed institution for the
children of this city, will probably
be opened at the end of this week
as the result of the final plans that
were made at the recent meeting OF
the committee in charge held in the
high school. Backed by the local
Board of Education, the Board of
Health, the Red Cross and the State
Dental Association, it is thought
that this clinic will without a doubt
prove a most beneficial and thriving
organization and that the health OF
the children of the city will be
much improved as a result.
John Sheehy was elected chair
man of the new clinic and Miss
persis Snodgrass. of the Red Cross,
the secretary. Drs. William Hodges
and Louis Kuntz are the committee
on supplies and with DIR. Charles
SILK form the consultation commit
tee.
The Red Cross is represented in
this undertaking by Tracy d. War
ing, Mrs. Charles Naulty and Miss
Persis Snodgrass. The Board of
Health by DIR. Silk and John Buck
ley. fhe representatives from the
Board Of Education are Samuel +.
Shull and John Sheehy and Drs.
Hodges and Kuntz represent the
State Dental Association.
The clinic will be held in the
CLING rooms in the First National
Bank building and will function
from / o'clock until 5 two days a
Eeek.
The next meeting will be held as
loon as all the necessary supplies
are procured and the clinic ready
for its opening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
NORTH AMbOY
WANTS SIDING
Western Improvement Assn
Protests Against Action of
City in Vacating Road.

The Western Improvement Asso-
citation had before the Board OF
Aldermen Monday night a letter
protesting against the action taken
by that body in yacating a road In
the extreme northern part of the
city for the benefit of the Barber
Asphalt Paving Company. The
communication maintains hat the
city should have received some re-
Enumeration from the company fol-
this valuable strip of property and
that as a result of ~vacating the road
there is no railroad siding in that
part of the city.
The letter from the Western I'm
provement Association follows:
I'VE were rather surprised at your
swift action in vacating for the BEN
eft of the Barber Asphalt Paving
Company the road leading to the
railroad switch in the northern sec
ton of the city. 1t was to have
been expected that a greater oppor-
tunity would have been given the
public to be heard before action
taken.
while a protest now will not
change the action taken. we new
ertheless wish to register a protest
against such action. The road was
undoubtedly deemed of considerable
value to the owners of the adjoining
property and we think the city
should have received a fair COM
pensation by way of receiving in
for the road vacated a SIM
liar C. to a switch on the rail-
road.
"A railroad switch in this section
of the city is certainly very desirable
and of great importance. as that
section is beinb built up. We would.
therefore, request that steps be talk
en- at once to cur an accessible
railroad switch in that section of
the city with the necessary street
connection to same"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Ute COLLIDE

Two automobile accidents were
reported to the police yesterday.
The automobile of Morris Brody, of
279 Smith street. crashed into an
automobile belonging to Alfred
Bishop of Elizabeth at the corner of
Oak street and New Brunswick ave-
IL yesterday, according to a report
Of Patrolman Frank Tonghini. Both
cars were slightly damaged.
An automobile driven by n. II.
Jones, of 80 Smith street. RAJ run
into by a Marathon bus No. 3 driven
by Walter Jankowitz at the corner
of Smith and Elm streets yester-
day. Jones car was slightly dam
aged. The report of this accident
was made to Patrolman Frank
kasprzak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
RECORDER RENTS FINES
FOR COAL STEALING

Six women and four minors were
hailed before Recorder Harold l..
Pickersgill this morning on charges
of stealing coal from the LehiSh
Valley Railroad property. After a
hearing was held. Two women were
fined $50 each. four were fined $40
each, three minors were fined $40
each. and one minor was discharged.
After the fines had been imposed a
number of the defendants and
neighbors of the defendants told the
court how the Lehigh Valley officers
had paid children money to secure
names of various people so as to
swear warrants out for these peo-
pie and charge them with the theft
of coal. After several people had
told similar stories. the recorder re-
United all fines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Rate Hearing Postponed.

The hearing on the raise in rates
on the Staten Island Rapid Transit
railroad before the Public Service
Commission at the rooms of the
commission in New York city. was
postponed from yesterday until to-
morrow morning. The Staten Island
hapid Transit is seeking to raise its
rates on the Tottenville division on
thAtwenty per cent basis as author
lied by the Interstate Commerce
Commission and on the North Shore
and South Beach divisions from five
to eight cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
s.. Paurs CHURCH Elecu,

Election of elders and deacons for
st. Paurs Church took place at the
church in First street Monday night
when the following we're named: FL
ders. Henry lettering. Robert Cell
ing and Michael Turk: deacons. Au-
gust Betcher. Richard Gloff. Martin
Goodwin and William Schardt. Rev.
DIR. Jacob CAMS, pastor of the
church. is president of the board
of trustees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Want Bridge Taken Over

BEI4VIDERE, Jan. 19-Hepre-
sentative business men and farmers
and produce producers of North
ampton county. Pennsylvania, have
petitioned the legislature of New
Jersey and Pennsylvania to take
over the bridge spanning the Della
ware River here. with the view of
eliminating tolls. Pennsylvania
farmers who desire, to find a market
here for their products declare they
are hampered by the present toll
charges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
AGRICULTURE BILL
REPORTED IN HOUSE
ASHINGT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19:-The
agricultural appropriation bill. car
rying S~33,517,459 for the next fiscal
year. $1s,511.925 less than the esti-
mate, was reported today to the
House. The total exceeds that for
the current year by sl.s04.675.
ed for fighting the brown tail and
gypsy moths, rampant in New Jer-
seys and PENNSYLVANIA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Nab 40 i'm Booze Raids

LEAVENWORTH. Kan, Jan. IT.
Forty persons were in Jail here
today awaiting summonses into po-
lice court on charges growing u of
wholesale liquor raids carried out
here and IN nearby towns last night.
Quantities of liquor and gambling
paraphernalia were confiscated. to-
gether with a forty-gallon still.
seized near the Kansas City Peni-
Tertiary. at Lansing, a suburb.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Order to Deliver Cork Manor
to immigration Officials
May be Refused, B0land Says

Valera. president Of the Irish Re-
public" said today there might be
some doubt whether Donal O'Cal-
laghan. lord mayor of Cork. would
be surrendered to the immigration
authorities at Norfolk as ordered by
Secretary of Labor Wilson.
Mr.. poland said the decision
rested with O'Callaghan's counsel
who had protested against deporta-
ton.
O'Callaghan was registered at a
New York hotel today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
woman Judge sentences Man

CLEVELAND. Jan. 19-Common
Pleas Judge Fforance f. Allen to-
day sentenced Robert .Momera to
life imprisonment after a jury con-
tanning three women found Momera
guilty of second degree murder for
the staying of Henry Thompson last
Thanksgiving Day. Judge Allen was
the first woman judge in Ohio to
pass sentence in a murder case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Nominate a.oeO Pos,masters.

WASHINGTON Jan 19-Nomlna-
ton of approximately 1000 post
masters was SEM today to the SEN
ate by President Wilson. This
swelled the already enormous list of
nominations made at the session.
and on which Republican leaders
have determined not TO act except
where an emergency exists
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Plane Sung by Gun Fire,

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ls-The
naval seaplane N. C.-5, which was
forced down and wrecked during a
group naval seaplane flight from
San Diego, Balboa, Canal Zone. has
been sunk by gun fire. according TO
a reporr received by the naval ra-
do here today. No explanation of
the message was received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
To Move Against Greeks

CONSTANTINUPLE, Jan. TO NRy
the Associated Press)-Mustapha
Kemil Pasha, leader of the Turkish
Nationalist has left Angora for
Ushak, for the purpose of conduct
ing operations against Greek forces
in that vicinity Anatolian newspa-
pers are calling upon the national
lists TO take Brusa. about fifty five
miles southeast of Constantinople.
and drive the Greeks from Turkish
soil.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Jail Now a Liability.

HARTFORD. Conn. Jan. 10
Prohibition has changed Windham
county from a self-supportinS
institution to a $1,000 yearly La
bility. the commissioners yesterday
reported to the general assembly.
In years gone by jail inmates were
hired out to farmers. The past year
the average population has been ff-
teen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Local Firm Incorporatcs.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. ia
certificate of Incorporation has been
granted to the Raritan Auto Radia-
tor works, ISL New Brunswick
avenue. Perth Amboy. This bust
ness is conducted by Mat NJ. Gold
man and Morris Muraskin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Attention Unemployed
Ex-Ssrvice Men!!

The Committee on Unemployment
of the American Legion Desires to
get in Touch with all Unemployed
Ex-Service Men
All those out of Work Should Call
Immediately Between . A. NJ. and
S p. NJ. at
Room 2ee Raritan Bldg.
: Committee. A. Post No. IS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-Coun-
sci for Donal O'callaghan, lord
mayor of Cork, who arrived in this
country recently without a passport,
was directed today by Secretary
Wilson TO deliver the lord mayor
promptly" TO the immigration in
spector 1t Norfolk.
May Not BE Surrendered.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19-Harry
Boland, secretary to Eamonns De
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
To Write InaucuraI Address

MIA MI, Fla, Jan. 19-President-
elect Harding planned 10 write his
inaugural address during his stay
in Miami. according TO Frederick w.
Upham, national Republican treas
urer. Mr.. Harding is due here next
week from st. Augustine, on Sena-
tor Frelinghuysen's yacht.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

A special meeting OF the p. A. Gale
DOMAIN Club is called for Thursday even
ing. January goth at s o'clock on account
Of the Death Of clansman Richard Hen
derson.
The Chief will be gratided by as large
an attendance as possible
JOE MAcFAYDEN.
2ssss-1-1e-Its Chief.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Joseph D'Atri,

By Special Correspond nj.
kEYPORT, Jan. 19.-Joseph
D'Atri, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
D.Atri, formerly of this place. who
died Tuesday at his home Hemp
stead. l.. Twill be buried in Alpine
cemetery. Perth Amboy tomorrow
afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
II WISH I KNEW
WHAT THE TROUBLE is"

II WISH I KNEW
WHAT THE TROUBLE is"
This is what thousands OF people
say when the gas engine stops.
To End the cause of trouble is a
! problem which worries so many peo-
, pie every day that the Government
has prepared and printed a booklet
OF practical hints on running a gas
engine.
The last page of this pamphlet has
a trouble sheet which explains loss
OF power. misdring. pounding. back
firing. and many other troubles that
constantly occur.
This booklet is issued by the De-
partment OF Agriculture. and is for
free distribution.
Our Washington Information Blu
reau will secure a copy for any one
who sends two. cents in stamps for
return postage.
In filling out h u prin,
name and address or be sure to
write plainly.
Frederic J. Haskin. Director.
The Perth Amboy Evening News
Information Bureau.
Washington. d. c.
enclose herewith two cents IN
stamps for return postage on a free
cop OF The Motor Book.
Name ..........-.'.........-..
Street .......... ...............
City
State
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

Carpenter worn ana Joosins promptly
attended TO- Geo H. Thompson. 81 Lewis
ST Phone i4e9-W.
s<74-s-25-Wed- Sat- us
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
NOTICE

The Marine Recruiting Station. 101
Smith Street is vacating from this city.
anyone wishing to join the Marines apply
District Headquarters. 40 Market St.
Newark.
e36eO-l-19-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Ex-Empress Has New Attack

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 1.-the
general weakness and lassitude OF
former Empress Augusta Victoria
of Germany, suffering another OF
her heart attacks. is increasing said
reports received here from Doorn-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

II your coal or gas range 1s mot bal
or burn. l win make II or 10 chairs I
J. Larkin. sis Madison Ave Tel. IA
l7s4e-fe-e0-tr. NJ. W S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

The Sooner You Have a Tire
Repaired at
GEORGES TIRE SHOT
TIE sooner You VIII Know Il fays to
Have IL Done
$50 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-10

ment and compensation must be COM
bined Tire disabled man has 4 right
20 deal with one agency. which shall
take care 81 his physical vocational
ana financial restoration The Bureau
oi War Risb Insurance. the Federal
Board Dor Vocational Education ana
taa Public Health Service t4s far a..
3 ha 60 desI with disabled veteransl
musf be ao-ordinated. and all three
placed uudar common control"
BIS providing for these reforms
have been introduced i0 both houses
a Canara $40 other proposed lee
Haum u.s. Oh greater Importance. and
uau other stands ID greater need los
the Immediate attention ii ae mem
bees
taon EVERY American rests the
duv OF nremg legislation to ead- An
ONCE he suffering The shameful
neglect and injustice" of winch lib.
American Legion complains m U
memorial
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COMING EVENTS

Monday afternoon, Jan. 10, at Audi
toriun, regular meeting Of Triple
Cities Tourist club.
Monday afternoon Jan. 10, at 3
o'clock, meeting OF Literature depart
nent at Palmetto clubhouse, an mem
bers being invited.
Monday evening, Jan. 10. at home Of
Mrs. N f.. Stanley. 20 North Ridge
wood avenue, first Of series Of iuus
trated talks subject, "Engian Lake
Country and Her Poets" By Miss
Leah Waters.
Morday Jan 10, matinee and even
ing. at seabreeze Opera House,
Charles Ray in Peaceful valley
Mis-. Sidney Drew, comedy
Monday evening Jan. 10, 1t Aud
torjum. Eugene O'sr,eo in The Won
derfuI Chance" with two Chester seen
rc films
Monday evening, Jan 10. meeting
Of directors Of Daytona Chamber Of
Commerce at Offices ID Casino Bur
a2yne
Monday evening, Jan. 10, at Z O'Clock
at Calvary Baptist church rally lead
BY ). Wilkes Dendy southern secre
tary Of u0ted Society IF Christian
sndea.or Everyone invited
Monday evening. jar 10. at Ar
NOR. wrestling match under auspices
81 National Guard. Jack Albright vs.
Tom Marvin. Good preimnarje5 and
music BY Daytona band
Monday evening Jan O. at Pals
metto clubhouse. school Of nstruc
ton % American government ana
Gives, Mrs. T. NJ Gotham to address
class. Everyone cordially invited
Tuesday. Jan. ~. matinee and even
,ag. at seabreeze Opera house. o. VI
crjatta's famous play The IDOL
Dancer" with Clarne Seymour ana
Richard Barthotmess.
Tuesday evening J5e n. = Au1
torum, free .eoture Col Dan Mo
gan smith major of the gauansn
Death In the ate var Under
spices 81 ARR saloon se E
1s, cord ally 1vted
Tuesday evening Jan Fl Casino
Rureoyoe meeting 81 EAST Volosa
Farm eureau
Tuesday afternoon Jan 3o.
a card patty wiz be 9.eo ID tae pc0
lnsu.a club. Daytooa Beach
Wednesday incoming. Jan 2 st
Casino Burua, ue annual n-ret#~1 rf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-10

elephor
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29

the largest submarine feet in the
world. She could use that fleet if she
those for commerce destruction, and it
is difficult to believe that in time of
stress she would not use it. If Britain
were unarmed against submarines it is
evident that France, using that feloni-
ous weapon, could destroy her very ex-
istence."
Mr.. Balfour said NJ. Sarraut had
talked of the absolute necessity for
France to possess a fleet of 10000
tons of submarines.
For what purpose?," he continued.
Not to cooperate with a fleet of
10000 tons of capital ships. 1t was
did he want the 10000 tons Of sub
marines for?
Submarines were a powerful weapon
tor one purpose only, the destruction
of commerce, Mr.. Balfour said, and
added:
1T is not unreasonable for Great
Britain, when threatened by establish
ment within few miles Of her coast
OF vast fleet of submarines, which
were of no use except to destroy com
merce, to say candidly she could not
look with indifference upon the situa-
tion that would thus be created"
That ended discussion of the subma.
rine question, and the committee
passed to consideration Of the proposal
of Secretary Hughes that naval yes
sells other than capital ships or air
craft carriers be limited to 10000 tons
displacement and to 6-inch guns as
their heaviest armament. Before the
committee adjourned for the day agree
ment by all delegations was expressed
with proposal growing out of this to
limit capital ship guns to 16-inch bore
CONTINUED on nsxs pxss)
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29

nj. Sarraut replied sharply ''to allie
cations which have just been made,
certain Of which / find wholly unac-
ceptable." French naval estimates
were based on conception "of the true
needs and interests of France and her
colonies" he said, and were in no way
influenced "by any comparison with
what our neighbors arc doing or by
anxiety to measure our naval forces
against theirs"
Herein" NJ. Sarraut continued, "lies
the profound difference between our
points of view and those of others.
I'VE object to having it believed or
to having it said that the creation by
France of defensive weapon involving
a certain tonnage of submarines could
be considered as menace to any of
her friends
Balfour Abjurcs Menace
Mr. Balfour declared that while il
was "unthinkable" that ANYTHING but
friendship should prevail between
Great Britain and France, history re-
called that they had been in conflict
in the distant past Britain always
had possessed superior naval armament
and inferior land forces to France, he
said adding:
"Neyer in the history of France has
She had to fear the power of Great
Britain to strike blow at her heart.
In the nature of things that must be
so. No inferior military power has
ever yet been able to invade or serious
ly imperil q superior military power
merely because she had more ships.
Suppose the almost inconceivable
happened and close allies became enc
mics, it is perfectly clear that in that
case no British superiority of capital
ships would imperil the life of France
for an hour.
Nov compare the position of
France in the face of superior
British surface feet with the position
of Britain in the face of France with
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Prince, Here
To W ed, Hurt
By Fire Auto
De Bourbon, Reputed Half
Brother of King Alfonso,
Is Run Down i'm Broadway
by ''Smoky Joe'' Martin
Injuries Held Serious
Mrs. B. X. Archibald, Who
Expresses Solicitude for
Him, Silent ON Wedding

Prince Louis Alfonso de Bourbon.
reputed half-brother of Alfonso XIII,
King of Spain, was run down and possi-
bly, fatally injured yesterday in Broad
way. near Forty-ffth Street, by the SER
vice automobile of Deputy Fire Chief
"Smoky Joe" Martin. The prince suf-
fercd broken shoulder and internal
injuries. AT Bellevue Hospital last
night his condition was described as
critical
Prince Louis was in Il semi-conscious
state when picked up. Witnesses Of the
accident say he was some distance
away from the Forty-fifth Street cross
ing when struck and hurled forty feet.
According to police information the
prince was in New York preparatory to
his intended early marriage, the name
OF we'll known New York woman
being mentioned. The injured mans
address was given as 1893 Fifth
Avenue.
Late last night Mrs. B. K. Archibald,
whose home is at 1888 Fifth Avenue,
expressed solicitudc when informed of
tho condition of the accident victim.
Mrs. Archibald explained that while
her home address had been given as
that OF the prince it was due merely
to the fact that he was away from New
York much of the time and had been
having his mail sent there for for
/ wardng Mrs. Archibald declined to
discuss the conjecture that it is she
who is TO marry the royal Spaniard.
saying she considered that matter en-
tirely private.
Later James NJ. Murphy, of 200 West
Sixty-seventh Street. who described
himself as secretary to the prince, ex
planned that in his ordinary associa-
tions the latter is known as Don Louis.
He had been living at the Hotel Gren-
! oble, Mr.. Murphy said. According to the
secretary, Prince de Bourbon has been
absent from Spain many years, due to
royaiist threats against him. Recently
he returned from London. The secre-
tary said that Margaret Anglin and
Gutzon Borgluna, sculptor, are intimate
friends OF his employer.
The police say the accident was due
in part to an effort of Prince de Bour-
bon to cross Broadway at a point re-
mote from a regular crossing. Deputy
Fire Chief Martin was speeding norta
in Broadway, the car being in charge
of Fireman Chauffeur Harry Gray. The
atter's effort to avoid hitting the
prince nearly resulted in wreck, as
Gray vas forced to sWerve suddenly
and escaped striking another auto
mobile by inches.
Later Milton Galiotisi, also claiming
the relation of secretary to the prince
said the latter had arranged to leave
New York in about five weeks for Lon
don and Paris.
! Monsignor Antonio Rey Soto, per
sonal chaplain to King Alfonso OF
SPAIN who is in New York for the pur
pose, it is said, of arranging d visit tc
be made by the Spanish monarch ncxi
year, visited New York Hospital after
Prince de Bourbon had been hurt. The
priest later said he did not understand
the claim Of Don Louis to being /,
member of the Spanish royal family
He said the man injured might be on
of the Caserta Bourbons, onetim
ruling family of Italy.