Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
SERVICE
TAG DAY HERE
Hope to Swell Fund to be
Turned Over to Salvation
Army

Today is tag day in the Home
Service drive of the salvation Army
in this city. Early this morning girls
and young women appeared on the
principal street corners with the
coin boxes collecting contributions
for the cause. From early reports II
is likely that the contributions re-
ceived from street collections will
amount to a large sum. The placing
of tags on automobiles is being lone
under the direction of the iremen
and this also is expected to net a
neat sum toward the quota of $500
allotted TO this city.
Many of the committees have not
reported on the amounts collected
by them as yet and 1t will probably
be late next week before all the re-
ports are collected. The report of
the collection of contributions from
the business men has not been made
as yet and it is expected that this
will give the campaign considerable
boost. The collection in the business
section is being made under the
pices OF the Rotary Club.
Today the Evening News begins
the publication of the anne of those
who have subscribed to the Home
Service appeal. The first installment
follows:
Amboy chapter No. Al r. A. M,
SO: Perth Amboy Post No. As,
American Legion, $40; Court Stand
ard No. Ill, Foresters of America,
SIS; Danish Sisters. IS: Mohawk
Council No. SO, IS; Branch AZ, N. A.
Letter Carriers. So; Ira Il. Grouse,
$25; Henry Maurer & Son, $25; c.
C. Baldwin. s25; Emil Stremlau. SIS:
j.. f. Stricken, SIS; C. c. Hommann.
$40; H. Friedman, IS; ]. B. josef
son, IS; AL Balint, Jr., IS; DR.. NJ. j.
Dinesen, SO; Jos. +. Deegan, IS: Maj
garetten & Lobel $40; NJ. G.. Turk,
IS: Ing. Greisen, IS: DR.. Hodges.
SIS; Wight, Wight & Golenbock, $40;
Leo Lowenkopf. $3.50: Fucker &
Cast, $40; ID. r. Wilentz, $40; J.. M.
Klein, IS: H. s. Medinets. IS; Geo.
c. NJ. MacWilliam, IS; Adrian Lyon,
$40; jacobson & Goddard. 81;
Schonceit & Bitter 81; Chas. x.
Seaman, Jr., IS; Samuel =. Slatkoff.
SIS; II. f. Pickersgill, 81: Chief N.
Tonnesen. So: S. H. Rostkowski, 81;
William H. Bath, IS; Bert Redwood,
So: John White, ST.. NJ. NJ. Madsen.
81: Frank A. Beaulieu, 81: j. A.
Compton. IS: VIM. A. Spencer. SIS;
w. j. Kelley. IS; j. A. Delaney,
SIS; Geo. J. Miller. IS; S. +. Somogyi,
SIS: Stanley Kaczmarek, So; DR.. A.
Gottschalk, SO cents; A. NJ Metzen-
OFF. SIS: Pm. Levine, 81: Jos. kwiat-
kowski. 81.
Jacob S. Karkus, IS; General
Cigar Company Employees, $10.29:
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks. Perth Amboy Lodge 7S4. 5000;
/. Wiesel, 81; NJ. Peterson, 81; VIM.
Wzurilla, 81: S. Brandwein. 81; John
J.. J~orgensen. 81: A. ii. Thompson,
ST.. Leon Ferbel, 81; Oliver +. Lock-
hart, 81; Jacob Selivinsky, 81; A. G.
Heiselberg, 81; d. Levinson. 81; +.
Robinson, 81; John j.. Baron, 81; o.
Reinhardt, 81; Frank Ritter, 81; A.
c. Krogh. 81: VIM. Lipron, 81; L.
William, 81; Jesse Seaman, IS; Ma
tional Brotherhood of Operative Pot
tiers, IS; Clancy D. Boynton, $40: d.
p. Olmstead, SIS; ]. L. Clevenger,
SIS: Lake Coal Co., IS: A. H. Koyen,
So: Rymsha Coal Co. IS; Raritan
Coal Co., IS; Kelly & McAlinden, So;
w. H. Mccormick &c Son, IS; c. NJ.
Peterson, $40: P. A. Milk Co, IS;
Wagner & Wurtzel, SIS; Elizabeth
Hardware Co., $40; u. S. Cartridge
Employees, $S0.25; Ladies'
Auxiliary to B. P. o. Z. No. 1884, $40;
The Chemical Club of Perth Amboy,
n. ]. IS; Exempt Ffremen's Associa-
ton of Perth Amboy, $40: Court
Amboy, No. So, Foresters of Ameri
IS; A. N. Strusholm. IS: John II.
Miller, IS; Geo. st. Andrassy, So;
Chas. Guarino, 81; John J. Powers.
SIS; Peter Barbieri. 50; A. F. Munoz,
81; Ladies' Auxiliary of Raritan
Yacht Club. $40; New Jersey Terra
Gotta Company Employees. $73.75;
F. Grossman, 81. Total, S71.29.