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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-21

Fl Coraaei ds Ia Foiicfa Air, RsnRett
htz0 aver las siguientea n.anifastacio
Les acerca de la primera session cele-
hrada por la nueva Comisi6n de la Po-
ucia:
Fue una reunion muy agradable,
a1n cuando bastante laboriosa. Algo
Sc ha dicho en- ell sentido de que lis
dos nuevos miembros son politicos Y
cue cada uno trataria de servir lbs
intereses de su rartido como comisiv-
iiado. Desde luego, es cierto que uno
de ellos es Unionista y ell otro Repu
blicano-la ley asi 10 dispone; pero se
gun Manifestations que Sc hicieron en-
la session celebrada en- ell dia de aver
juzgar por la forma en- Que Sc
trataron los asuntos somctidos a la
consideration de Ia Comisi6n, casi plse
90 asegurar que no habra siquiera Ia
intenci6n de introducir la politica en
el Departamento, y que la estricta nel
tralidad unprecedented hasta ahora
mantenida en- este Quartet General y
ror la policia en- general entire las dis.
tintas facciones contendientes de todas
classes, sera ce.osamente mantenida.
Nuestros nuevos comisionados son HON
bres potrioticos, quienes, en- su nuevo
trabajo, estan sirviendo a sr pals v
no sus partidos.
En- Ell dia de aver estuvo a VERNE un
alto Official de la Cruz Roja. AIgo 10
indique sobre la generosidad con que
esta respondiendo el pueblo rnestco
Eamamiento. En- seguida manifesto:
sNaturalmente que ST; estan respon
61endo muy generosamente.. Y 10 estan
hacienda con gran placer, va Que es
esta la prtmera oportmidad que el
pueblo ha' tenid5 de hacer Ago practi..
co por la policia cambio de los n.,i-
chos y excelentes servicios prestadcs
por este cuerpo Ell todos los casos de
desgracia que Sc nos han presentaao
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cARTA ALBERTA

SAN Juan, diciembre 90, 1929.
Sr. Ramon Lloveras So,er,
Cine Puerto Rico,
Santurce.
Mi querido Sr. Lloveras:
Deseo expresarle calurosamente mi
reconccimiento por su generoso es-
pontaneo ofrecimiento del ''CINE
PUERTO RICO, para celebracion
de actos a benefcio del Fondo de Soca.s
RIO de IA Policia aEnsular. :
Mi pensamiente y prop6sito hastss
hoy ha sido rsc0ncsntrar todo esfuer )
20 possible en- Ia venta do localidades
para los bales va anunciados. Yo d..|
Go de la virtud de cambio aIg,lno en-
este pan: no obstante muy en- breves
me we're con I'd. y otros patri6ticos vi
generosos amigos CUE han hecho ans
logas ofertas, para discutir ell asun+,s
En- el entretanto deseo signifcarle qla
el Departamento de PoIicia en- gene.
raj agradece muy profundamehte tan
eenerosos Y espont$neos ofrecinien-
tos. sye
Sinceramente suyo,
w. R. BENNETT,
Jefe, Policia Insu,ar.
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TAI OLA COMO HOY
(continnacion de la pag. 81

ria alzarse sobre Ell delitD perdonar
g fin de que en- Ia otra vida fueranle
ella perdonadas sus cuiras, e. Co.
hierno no >crey6 haber lugar y el ;nfe-
liz clerigo' sufrio el castigo de- SUI des
man siendo ahorcado. descuartizado y
quemado su cadaver en- ol Campo de
.Guardias la mafana del ? de febreIo
Gel dichOssno 1852. {.
Diego SAN JOSE.
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continuation de la psg. 81

ciudad, y suponemos y al mismO item
20 aconsejamos que 81 "Team Caribe" /"
no dsbe, por ahora enfrentarse con min
grna novena algo fuerte pues segur5-
mamte ira Ia derrota.
Debemcs lamar Ia atenci6n hacia el
necho de que en- el mencionado desa-
ffo fveron explotados tres pitchers del
..sCavibe" entire ellos su afannado Sea
gaita" III cual nuestros muchachos del
segundo episodio en- adelante 10 cogie-
ron ds bachata, pues 81 campo Sc con-
virti6 sn I'M hip6dronio, y hubo hits .
granSl. En- el quintO inning coge el
FOX Medina y al igual que 'Cagtiita'
rus pnfverizado pOr nuestras estrellitas
que bfillan demasiado, y tuvo que de-
tar Il caj6n en- el s6ptimo inning, pues
no pudo sostener el empuje de los
Babies, sustituyendolo entonceS otro
pitcher del "Uaribe" nafnado "PU-
CdU'', quisn al igual que sus otros
~nv,. 10 x o3no nynl0fk rnnn Yna mafralla
go : -. ~. wo,rsr rov;;;ta ~
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ss,or ,as +rss ,,ricas e .arreras o,A mn
- snots,s. :, +.rsar,n.,, no 80 memo.
xerx.d cna iodos ,ugar6n, ,6;en y reali.
,.rSr rro. ',Jno~ d;g,,sS. .rc,,nioa "a.
Is,,,sro... 49, 800 1900 russt~o n,tco
.,Haarg,,1r,,. cr,sr AK i ,us.d,
s.sSsugamaaos adj ; ,. nnsstro ro'c catcher cha.
a6seaus po.h,,ha. : a,,isu, Ia corriera "a.
rvsfsunda. ,s-e.v. {,
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DISCURSO SENSATIONAL i
DE ALBERT THOMAS

PARIS, diciembre 20.-- Albert Tho
mas, director tecnico de la Sociedad
de Naciones ha pronunciado un dis
curse sensational en- el cual declare
cue. Ia rivalidad y las ambiciones de
las naciones europea han retro-llevado
Europa a la epoca de la barbarie v
Gel atraso. -.
M. Thomas anuncio que la sociedad
de Naciones esta hacienda todas las
gestiones humanas para arregIar Ia 81.
tuaci6n..
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GOMEZ 2ENCIA CON
Ell REY

BELGRAr O. .diciembre 19.-El nue.
vo jefe del gobierno N. Pascitch ha ce
lebrsdo una conferences con el rey Ale
jandro, quien hizo entrega de la lis
ia ccmpleta de los nuevos Ministries.
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.AsAMB1.EA DE MAEsTRos

DuFante los dias 26,a 2z.s 20 vi % de:
corriente, Sc nevara efecto' en- Pon-
ce, una Importance asamblea de la Aso
ciaei6n de Maestros,.
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STAR JR.

ANTE Ell LsAvANcE. ARRoIlI.ADoR
DE Los TNETEs DE LA men :
las EsTRELI.As DEL s'coLEGrO' y
SON ECtIPsADAS '.'s
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X shora me he dado cuenta, iIsgan
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
JEALOUS WIFE
MURDERS GIRL
Also Threatens Baby's Life
ConfeSSes to Crime at So.
Eat0ntoWn

LONG BRANCH, Jan. 1S.-Mrs.
Hermione Rentzman, thirty, arrested
last night in her home in an isolated
section, calmly confessed to the po-
lice that she had shot and killed her
sister, Gernine Vessels, twenty-sev-
en-, as she lay sleeping, on Sunday
morning, because she feared the
younger was stealing the love of her
husband, Frederick Rentzman, a
chauffeur.
my sister tried to steal my hus-
band. and 1 killed her." she told the
police, simply, without trace of
emotion.
All day Sunday and Monday, Mrs.
Rentzman sat by the bed on which
lay the body of her sister. Last
night she wrote her husband, who
was in New York. telling him of the
tragedy and adding that she was
about TO kill their fourteen-month-
old child and herself.
RentZman received the letter to-
day anG sat once returned with po-
lice detectives. They found Mrs.
Rentzman in the kitchen, busted
with the evening meal.
On seeing the police she calmly
motioned them to follow her and led
the way 70 the bedroom. Her sis
ters body still lay on the bed.
RentZmen explained that Miss
Vessels came from Germany two
months agc to make her home with
him and mis- wife, She had been
there but a few days. he told the
police. when he noticed his wife
seemed extremely jealous of her
sister.
Three weeks ago RentZman took
his siste -iu-law to New York, where
she planned to obtain employment.
His work kept him from home for
frequent long periods, and Mrs.
RentZman told the police tonight
that last Thursday she could no
longer bear the thought of her hus-
bands absence. knowing her sister
also to be in New York.
So on that da, she went for her
sister an6 lrought her to the lonely
home, which is fully a mile from the
nearest neighbors. negro family.
Early, Sunday morning, Mrs.
Rentzman explained, she was seized
with an u1reasoning jealousy when
she saw her sister lying in her bed.
She said she made her way quietly
to q bureau. took a gun from the
drawer ard shot the sleeping girl.
Mrs. Rentzman was locked up In
the Freehold jail to await action OF
the era / jury. while her husband
was held in $1,000 bail as material
witness.
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The last anxiety of Lively was the
He did not want it to fall into the
hands of those who might Use it foc
lis istecting purposes. The prison Of
tic'als will today turn it over to his
wife who has arranged for buri1,
somewhere in Cape May county.
knights remains will be buried IN
the prison cemetery on Cedar lane
in this city where lie some of the
others who have died in the states
electric chair.
-Four shocks of current were sent
coursing through the body of Lively.
who was the first to die. As the door.
leading to the death chamber from,
tie cells of the condemned men was
opened to admit the man convicted
for the Russo girls death, the pho
ncgraphs could be heard playing
Lead Kindly Light"
With eyes lightly shut and lips
compressed in silence, Lively was
walked to the chair without incl
dent. He was accompanied by the
Rev. Charles II. Elder, chaplain at
the prison, and two colored minis.
ters, DR.. |. i. Turner and the Rev.
II. L. VanPell of this city. Through
out the afternoon Rev. Mr.. VanPell
had been with both the doomed
men. praying and administering to
them in a spiritual way.
Lively was given the first current
at sos o'clock and after it was re-
peated three times was officially
pronounced dead at $40 o'clock.
Although Knight came more firm
ly to the chair than his companion
he was not silent as his predecessor
had been. Save my soul, save my
SOUL the man was heard to repeat
constantly. Without assistance he
placed his sturdy body in the cleo
tric chair and prepared for eternity.
But two contacts of the current
were necessary for the official pro-
nouncement that Jersey justice had
been twice satisfied within the space
of fifteen minutes.
The crimes for which these men
died last night rank high among
the most heinous ones recorded in
this state. That of the Perth Am
boy woman took place on March Il
last, when knight assailed her
while intoxicated with gin. She was
tackled and the negro took her watch
and ring, and turned them over to
his boarding mistress. The body
was left in a vacant lot. The crime
was fastened upon the negro. who
had a good war record overseas,
after he returned to his work and il
was discovered his clothing contain
ed blood spots.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
COUNTY ROAD
AID IN DOUBT
MiddIesex Not Likely to be
Party to Repaving Lincoln
Highway

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 1S:--
According to statements coming
from reliable sources today it seems
certain that MiddleseX county Will
not be a party to the repaving of
the Lincoln Highway between Me-
tuchen and Highland Park. Unfav-
orable action is anticipated from
the county government OwinS to the
prohibitive cost of the work and
the doubt of reimbursemen by the
state.
The pavement advocated by the
state highway commission is under
stood to be a concrete base with Il
warrenite top surface. The high
way would be thirty feet wide and
divided by header, or concrete
curb, down the center of the road
through it's entire distance. The
purpose of the curb, of course,
would be TO prevent congestion Of
east and west bound traffic on the
road.
The estimated cost of the project
is in the neighborhood of $500, 600
and it is declared that the county
will oppose it at this time because
of that excessive figure. 1t is con-
interfere with other road building
plans under way by Middlesex.
Another obstacle seems to lie in
the fact that the county treasury
would be set back to the tune of
$4,000 yearly in the form of inter
est on bonds which would have to
be issued to defray the expenses of
the work. Since the state is not in a
condition financially to reimburse
the county until 1925 or 1926, and
owing to the statement of doubt as
to the reimbursement of money paid
out for interest on road bonds dur
ing that four-year interval, the SEN
timent of the county government
seems to be that Middlesex had bet
ter stay out at this time.
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knights conviction was one OF the
Speediest on record in New Jersey
and was carried to the court OF er<
rorS and pardons court. In the for-
mer it was affirmed and the latter
tribunal refused to entertain ple43
for lemency.
The murder of little Matilda Russ
so by Lively, which took place on
June 4. last. was discovered when
the body, cut into pieces was found
buried in ehe cellar of the negroes
home. IL III. meantime Lively had
escaped and was ut large until last
October when he was captured after
shooting policeman at Vineland.
1t developed that the Russo girl
had been killed with a blow from q
CLUB the prosecution charged that
Lively had enticed the child into his
home. Lively claimed that the blow
was strucG during a moment OF an
ger because the girl had been tors
menting him.
ISoth men were baptized early yes
teriay by the chaplains and during
the day were served with candy.
Thor last meal was one of deIica-
cies. Tho phonograph was their
chief source OF diversion as they
awaited the zero hour. knight, who
was the less stole of the two men,
sang some hymns. Both men were
resigned 20 their fate and had been
steeled by witnessing several COM
paniOns in the death house leave
them to pay the same penalty.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
God Save My Soul Cries
Negro As He Forfeits Life
For Brutal Murder Here

TRENTON Jan. lS.--Wh the strains of sacred music
from vctrola their ears Louis j. Lively and George
Washington Knight convicted respectively OF the murders
of child of Mooresown, Burlington county, and promi-
nent woman of Perth Amboy last night paid the death pe
av in the electric chair at the state prison here. The VIC
tim of Lively old child whose body he ct
and buried in his home at Moorestown The Perth
Amboy attacked by knight while she was Oh
her way home one night last March Both the were
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
AMERICA |NTERvENES
IN CHILE-PERU DISPUTE

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS (By The
Associated Press) The American
government has intervened in the
controversy between Chile and Peru
involving the execution of the treaty
of Ancon, inviting the two South
American governments to send
plenipotentiaries to Washington for
conference.
The invitations. it was said today,
were forwarded to the foreign min-
lister of Chile and Peru several days
ago in the name of President Hard
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
ANOTHER FAR EASTERN
RESOLUTION PLANNED

WASHINGTON, Jan. is (By The
Press) The American
it was stated authorita-
lively today, is expected to lay be-
fore the conference another Far
Eastern resolution which will relate
to Chinese railroads the purpose is
TO bring the roads under general
rules to prevent discrimination in
favor or against the nationals of any
partiCular country.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
Local Murderer Gets Lite Sentence At Hard Labor
KNIGHT PUT TO DEATH I'M ELECTRIC Chair
5 FIREMEN HURT At CAMDEN

CAMDEN, Jan. 1S:-Five firemen
were injured, one perhaps fatally
during a fire here early today. The
firemen were at work o. top of a
building adjoining the fire when the
roof, collapsed beneath them. They
were rescued with great difficulty.
The property loss was estimated at
s125,000. The blaze started in the
basement of the Econo.ny depart
ment store in the business section of
south Camden and spread to the
optical store of S. Yubas & Son ad-
joining.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
ChiIc Has Accented

SANTIAGO, Chile, Jan. IS (By
The Associated Press)-Chile, it was
announced today. has accepted an
invitation from the United States
government to designate plenipo-
tentiary at Washington to study the
form of execution of treaty of An
con in the dispute with Peru. 1t is
said the United States has extended
a similar invitation to Peru.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
ASK FOR POSTPONEMENT
OF R. R. CROSSING HEARING

City Attorney Leo Goldberger, FOL-
lowing out the request of the alder
rlen at the meeting on Monday
night, has written to the Public
Utility Commission and the Central
Railroad of New Jersey requesting
a postponement in the grade cross
ing hearing until the latter part OF
February. Mr.. Goldberger expects
to receive reply from his COM
n,unication within the next two or
three days.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
CHARGE CONSPIRACY TO
KEEP UP TOBACCO PRICE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The
American Tobacco Company, +. tor-
lizard Company and the liggett ana
Movers Company were charged with
enga ging i'll conspiracy with numer-
Gus jobbers associations TO keep up
iohbsrs' prices in a report to the
senate todsy by the federal trade
commission.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
WANTED

All the people who are interested in the depression of
the railroad tracks through the City will please take notice
that the plans will be on exhibit in the 287 State
Street An engineer from the City Engineers office will
be hand explain the plans and to any
tons The will be open from 900 A. NJ to 100 p NJ
January 17th 18th 10Th, Goth and 21st.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
killed Inv Subway Express

NEW YORK. Jan. l8.-Abraham
August, assistant cashier of the
banking fir,l Of Futrc Brothers. was
instantly killed TO-DAY when he leap
ed or fell beneath the wheels of
subway express train as it entered
the station at 77th street. He was
said TO be in i'll health.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18

Among those from Middlesexs
county who witnessed the execution
of George Washington Knight were
Sheriff Elmer Wyckoff, Under Sher-I
iff Fred Gowan, County Detectivo
William Fitzpatrick, Peter Swell
Kert, William Kline, of South River
Joseph Massopust, of Perth Amboy,s
John Kelly, of Perth Amboy, Joseph
Hackett of South Amboy, and Harry
Edwards, of Jamesburg.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
YOUR MILKMAN
TRAVELS 60 MILES

The one great universal food is
milk.
(. 1t is a large part of the diet of
every household.
No less than 1000, 900 900 quarts
a year are used in the United States.
If you live in the city, it means
that the average journey your mix
takes from the cow to your table is
60 miles.
For your protection it is essential
that you know what kind of milk you
get at the end of the journey. 1T
must be kept clean, cold and covered
throughout the trip.
You can have. entirely free. book
let crammed full of knowledge on this
subject written by a famous author
ity on milk. To obtain it-and mo-
one can afford to be ignorant on this
subject-just fill out and mail the
coupon below. Be sure your name
and address are written clearly, and
enclose two cents in stamps for re-
turn postage.
Frederic j. Haskin, Director,
The Perth Amboy Evening News
Information Bureau,
Washington, d. C.
enclose herewith two cents in
stamps for return postage on free
copy of the Milk Booklet as offered
by The Perth Amboy Evening News
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
GERMANY Makes Payment

PARIS, Jan. IS (By Tine Assd-l
ciated Press) German made harA
first payment today of thirty-one.
billion gold marks in accordancea
with the recent decision of the
repara tions commission at Cannes
providing for such payment every
ten days pending q decision on the
whole reparations issue.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18
O'Duffey Irish Cmiem oc Stan

DUBLIN. Jan. 18 (By The Asso :.
GATED Press) DISAPPOINTMENT oI
Owen O'Duffey as chief OF stair OK
the Irish Republican army was an
nounced today. He succeeds Rlch-
erd Mulcahy, present minister or de-
ferse. O'Duffey who is thirty years
o d, has tten laisson officer in north
ern ireland since the truce.
P. A. Hdwe. White Sale Now Going On,
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SLED CRASH VICTIM DIES


LEONIA Jan. 1S.-Charles Z.
summer, AZ died today of injuries
received last night when the bob
sled on which h and Mrs. Sum
ner and Dorothy R!chl were coast
ing crashed into an automobile with
such force that the car was over
turned. The woman escaped with
slight bruiTes. Three children sur
vive Sumner. who was in the adver-
tising business in New York.
Heat your house with Steam. Hot Wa
ter or Pipeloss furnace on monthly paw
ments. F. j. Larkin. 267 Mcclellan st
Phone 565-R. NJ. w S If.
Economical pleasure, two cents per
mile. Chevrolet 4s0. Jefferson Motors
Inc. 1024S-11S-1t*
p. A. Hdwe. White Sale Now Going On.
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Anti-SaIoon League Indignant

NEWARK, Jan. 1S-Dr. James X.
Shlelds state superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League of New Jersey
Ci, es out the following statement.
"The appointment by Go lernor
Edwards of James r. Nugent as
prosecutor of the pleas fer Essex
county, judging the man by his re-
cord and public statements, is as
logical as would be the installation
cf a wolf as guardian of sheep
fold. The governors action is con-
sistent with his promise to the New
Jersey liquor dealers to use the
10 wers of his Office Gf elected gov
rrnor) to protect them and witd
his announcement to the public that
t.e would make New jersey as wet
as the Atlantic ocean, for Nugent is
the most conspicuous enemy of the
prohibition law in New Jersey.
"The governor has publicly de-
ncunced Nugent as 'betrayer of the
people of New jersey and charac-
torized his statements as untrue,
rcmarking, "A falsehood usually fali $
from the lips of a contemptuous liar
Their only common bond is mutual
desire to nullify the prohibition law,
and Mr.. Edwards desire to regain
Mr. Nugents support as a political
asset In his ambition TO Decoflle
United States senator.
'Mr. Nugent is also the most con-
spjcuous and blatant enemy of wo-
man suffrage declaring in an address
before the Gottfried Krueger Ass J.
ciat'tn. Yesterday l could show you
bowling dervishes riding around the
city, declaring that women should
get the vote; and 1 warn yor that,
should they get the vote you will be
ruled as they see fit His appoint
ment is a slap in the face to tn"
women of New Jersey.
1.-THE Van Ness act places the
chief responsibility for its enforce"
ment upon the prosecutors of the
state. A senatorial vote for Nj
gents confirma ton would be a notice
that the senator does not wish to see
the law enforced. When a candidate
Continued on page ~
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BOOKKEEPER; experienced; double
entry. Write Gluck Steel Barrel Co. City.
lOO23-i-l1-tfs
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Honor Unknown Italian Soldier

ROME. Italy, Jan. 1S.-(By the
Associated Pressj-America today
paid tribute to the Italian unknown
soldier who sleeps beneath the ma
tion's shrine in this city. American
soldiers forming a composite battal-
ion participated ia the ceremonies
incident t, the bestowal of the CON
gression ! Tnedal of honor upon the
Ita.ian warrior. Richard Washburn
Child United States ambassador to
Italy, delivered the oration at the
tomb.
Real Automobile Satisfaction, Chevrolet
400. Jefferson Motors. Inc.
10248-1-1S1ts
Income tax reports prepared. George
Silverstein. C. p. A. IN. W Accountant
and Tax Specialist. 1SS Smith st. Phone
1914. 9773-1-3--'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18

Small first cost small upkeep: a real,
good car, Chevrolet 400. Jefferson Motors.
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-18

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attended to. Geo II. Thompson. 81 Lewis
St. Phone 1409-W.
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