Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
STATE NEWS

STATE NEWS
ATLANTIC CITY. June 22.-If
forty guests at a hotel here make
good their declared intentions, the
Boardwalk will be treated tomorrow
to a parade of men and women 60
ing to the beach in barrels.
Incensed at the order of the city
authorities that mackintoshes must
be worn over bathing suits in the
~streets, the guests have promised to
substitute barrels.
ATLANTIC CITY. June 22-Reso-
buttons deploring the tendency to-
wards GENERALIZATION of power in gov
eminent and c~oincident abridgement
of the personal liberties n reso-
buttons indorsing a plan for old age
pensions to be provided by the gov
ernment probably will be adopted at
he New Jersey state convention of
Eagles which opens here today.
There will be several hundred dele
gates representing 2S aeries.
On Saturday there will be a parade
! ID which ten thousand Eagles will
Axnarch.
United States Senator Edge and
Congressman Bacharach, both men,
US of the order, will make ad-
esses al one of the sessions.
KEW EGYPT, June 22.-The Y.
3. A. Camp Ockanickon opened
~ with a large number OF boys
Hom ~GrUucester, Burlington n
Monmouth counties. Walter Scott,
OF Haddonfield, Camden county sec
rotary. directs the commissary and
store department. and Ross S. Mus
selman, OF Gloucester county, is head
director. Guy c. Henry. of Burling-
ton, is treasurer and in charge OF
religious work, and Leigh E.. Cobo,
OF Monmouth, has charge OF recrea-
tion and entertainment. The camp
will continue four weeks and pos
.sibly longer.
~xROSELLE, June ga fire which
II lis believed may nave been set by
aibupil who feared the result OF the
.June examinations, was discovered
and extinguished with a hose in the
cioakroom of the Chestnut street
school by the Misses Cletus Hamn
and Ruby Ford, teachers.
The teachers reported they a
footsteps in the hallway just before
they smelled smoke.
NEWARK. June 22.-Increased
earnings of the subsidiary COM
panies of the Public Service Cor
poration for May. as compared with
the same month a yea ago and for
the twelve months ended May ii,
are shown in a statement submitted
to the directors by President Nc
Carter.
Operating for May were
S~6.276,164, an increase of 1872, 4yS
over May last year. The amount
available for dividends and surplus
was s271.915, a gain of S30,669.
For the twelve months ended May
81 the operating amounted
to S76.067,S74. a gain Of S791,3e3
over the preceding twelve months.
The amount available for dividends
and surplus was 81 499,314, a gain
of S~1,S40.999 owe the preceding
twelve months.
ATLANTIC CITY, June 22.-sig-
nor Marconi. who yesterday an
nounced in New York the discovery
of a new light capable of penetrat-
ing darkness and fog for a distance
of 100 miles. arrived here. late yes
Eerday afternoon, accompanied BY j..
w. EIlwood and other scientists,
DI4I6Al6 oEhtAaA LAAA~Ca01 VI ~
paratus.
The famous inventor and discov-
erer of wireless telegraphy said that
his visit was in the nature OF a holi-
) day and that he did not expect to
conduct experiments of any kind
while here. 1t was stated. however,
thai they would probably expert
ment with the new discovery as the
ocean front affords every facility for
that purpose.
NEWARK. June GA school
teacher yesterday was denied tenn
porary alimony by Vice Chancellor
A-IEJelder, because she admitted she
earned more than her husband says
he does. William H. Neefus, a
manufacturer. seeking a divorce on
the ground of desertion. replied to
the demand of his wife for tempo
Tags from his factory were SIS a
rary a1ihony that his average earn
week. The wife admitted earning
more than $40 a week as teacher.
PRINCETON, June 22:5seven
Princeton men are leaving this week
for missionary and educational
work in. China. Vernon Carney Har-
\2royes. of Churchland, Va. is going
~ Kuling to teach in a school for
nissionaries' children.
Georz Kalb Davies OF Salt Lake
lily. David Macrum Maynard OF
Iaremont, Cal: K. o. Wilson and
hen swede of Norristown. Pa. wiz
brk with the Princeton Center in
kin. Swede, a former track ath-
:. has been chosen by the Barry
III memorial committee.
Charles III. Haines of Philadelphia
Edward p. Van SAINT OF Stats
llege. Pa. will go to Canton
ristian College
Princeton was deserted yesterday
srnoon. most OF the recent grad