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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
ARREST AT KEANSBURG
ON COUNTERFEIT CHARGE

KEANSBURG, June 2S.-Morgan
Beaton. a been taken n CUSTODY
by department of justice men and IS
now in Perth Amboy waiting TO be
arraigned before United States Com
missioner John A. Delaney. Beaton
t is alleged, has been passing GUN
terfeit $40 bills. The arrest came
about through the efforts of Mayor
w. w. Ramsay, who reported the
fact that counterfeit bills were being
circulated about the borough by the
authorities. 1t is thought that Bea-
ton has been the tool of someone
else and did not make the money
himself. 1t is believed that the
bills are being printed in this bor-
ough. Beaton was employed by
Ruben Brothers. The bills are poor
.ounterfeits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
HOLY SEE IN ANSWER
TO PALESTINE ISSUE

GENEVA, June 2S.-(By The AS
ISOLATED Press)-The Holy See read
iIy agrees that the Jews in Palestine
must nave equal civil rights with
other nationalities but it cannot con-
sent TO the Jews enjoying a privi-
legged preponderous right over other
nationalities, the vatican declares in
a letter to the League of Nations.
The letter which is signed by Car
dinaI Gaspari. papal secretary OF
state deals with the British man
date for Palestine. The draft OF the
mandate, it declares, is not in con-
formity with article 22 Of the urea
ty of Versailles.
Concerning the protection or tns
rights of Christians. the letter a
the vatican cannot agree to the IN
terest of Catholics being referred
to the commission.
Article IA provides for a special
commission TO study and decide all
questions of claims. Cardinal Cas-
pari writes that the Holy See be al
lowed to appoint Catholic represen-
tatives on such commissions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
NEGROES HOLD TWO
MASS MEETINGS HERE

The Perth Amboy Division of the
Universal Negro improvement AS
ISOLATION held an enthusiastic mass
meetinL in the st. James A. NJ. +.
Zion church on Monday night and
an adjourned meeting last night in
Liberty hall. Commissioner II.
Hodge of New Jersey. an official of
the organization, was the principal
speaker. r. A. Rogers, president
of the division, spoke on the need
of laying a reliable foundation. He
put great stress on the fact that al
though all the negroes will not go
back to Africa at once. it is urgent
that all of them help in creating a
new negro republic in Africa. He
made mention of the convention to
take place in New York in August.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
TEACHERS TO WE'D
HIGHLY H0N0REO

The teachers. Principal Mark r.
Letter and Nurse Mrs. Ethel Nc
Alinden gave a luncheon at school
Q yesterday for Mrs. Pharr, formerly
Miss Myra Elmore, who was mar
ried last week, and Misses Helen
MacWilliam. Ann Joselscn, Bessie
Solomon and Loretta Hines, who
will be married shortly. A letter
was received from Mr.. Shgll wishing
these teachers happiness. Each
teacher was presented with a dozen
water tumblers. At this time. Miss
Nellie Bardrum announced her en-
gagement to c.. E. Bates. The lunch
con was prepared and served by sew
eral of tn eteachers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
LYON IS
AGAIN ELECTED
Report Given on Work Of Com
munity House and the
Local Association

At the annual meeting OF the
Community House Association heid
at the home of Mrs. Adrian Lyon.
in Gordon street, Monday afternoon.
the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Adrian Lyon, vice
president, Mrs. c. c. Baldwin; Sec
ond vice president. Mrs. Elizabeth
Oliver; secretary. Mrs. Jacob NJ
Klein; treasurer, Mrs. Peter Schott;l
auditor, Mrs. Axel Olsen: director
for two years.: Mrs. I. /. Block, Mrs.
Joseph +. Walker. Mrs. G. e. Emf
mons, Mrs. n. w. Pierce. Mrs. @. w,
Tyrrell, Mrs. A. Greenbaum, ME-
X. Roos, Mrs. Arthur Stern,< Mli
Anna Borden, Mrs. James Larcomo9
and Mrs. Alex Meyers; director
holding over for one year are mr
Frank Mendenhall, Mrs. n. c. Clar
Miss Rose Mccormick, Mrs. Hira
Ward, Mrs. Jesse Seaman, Mrs. NC
man Davis. Mrs. Richard VIII
Mrs. Edward Spofford and
George Hawley.
The annual report of the work Z
complished in the Community Hou
during the time Mrs. Isabel. Gou
has been in charge is as follows:
Four clubs meet every. week,
Monday night, the Martha Waa
ington Girls. numbering twenty.
Tuesday night the Daughters
Ilona, numbering twenty. n
Thursday night, the Barbara Frfe
che Girls, also numbering twent
On Wednesday night, the ltaiis
Woman's Club meets with q men
bership of about eighteen.
The Midwives' Association ha
met the last Thursday of each mon
about thirty women comprising Z
membership. They have had tn
lectures, one given by DR.. Lund
March and the other by DR.. SILK
April.
Daughters of Ilona held a MOI
interesting and enjoyable musicai9
at the Community House to winch
a number of their friends were IN
yited. A collection was takeny
amounting to s14, which was given
to the Community House fund.
THE Barbera Frietche Girls gave,
a May party on Saturday. May 81
The Italian Women held q box sol
cial at the Community House, ana
gave the proceeds. amounting ia
Sic, to the Community Association
fund.
from home was taken from the
street and cared for until her par
ants arrived. A child. discharged
from the hospital in Newark. was
cared for at the Community House.
while search vas heing made foI
her mother, who had married and
left the city without leaving her ad-
dress. She was finally located in Sui
Ivan county. n. Y. and a notice was
sent to her to come and get her
child.
During the recent fire at Keas'
hey, clothing was sent to the Conn
munity House. sorted and distribut.
ed to the needy.
"A branch of the public library
is maintained at the Community
House and Monday. "wednesday and
Friday are "Children's Library
Days" Sixty to seventy books are
given out on these days. =
"All rules of the Community
House concerning entertainments on
Sunday, and hours of closing have
been strictly kept. The girls usually
leave at 10 o'clock unless they are
holding some social function. and
then they must leave at ~ o'clock.
Everything has been done ito
make the Community House q real
home for the girls and ! am sure
the girls thoroughly appreciate
what is being done for Them.
Respectfully submitted.
ISABEL GOULD
Hostess"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
CABLE CONNECTION OPENS
FROM COSTA RIGA TO U. s.

NEW YORK, June 2S-The first
cable connection between Costa Rica
and the United States was opened
today. Messages from President
Harding, the Costa Rican minister
and president of the All American
Gables. Inc, to President Julio
Acosta of Costa Rica. were the first
transmitted.
President Harding's message fol-
lows:
Upon the occasion of direct cable
communication between Costa Rica
and Panama, I desire to extend my
hearty CONGRATULATIONS"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28

4 masquerade party IN honor o.
the graduation of Miss Fannie
Ressler from the grammar school
was held at her home on Monday.
Games and dancing were enjoyed.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The guests included Misses Daisy,
Rose and Fannie Ressler, Rebecca
and Minnie Lipschitz. Jeanette
Lewiston. Ida and Estelle Herr,
Mathilda Markowitz, Miriam Ester
mar and Ella Eager. Messrs. Irving
and Sidney Goddstein, Benton Ress-
Ter and Solomon Richman. The
~chaperones were Mrs. William Ress-
Ter and Mrs. L. Lipschitz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
ANOTHER HELD IN GREAT
ROBBERY CLEANUP
CONTINUED from page one)

held in Westfeld.
Countant was brought to this city
yesterday and gave information, it
is alleged, which resulted in a great
quantity of tools being recovered
stkhe Cortlandt street house. These
tfls, apparently belonging to
Plumbers or carpenters, are at local
headquarters one complete set in a
separate kit.
The robbery of the Baby Shop Of
NJ. Danzaky at 436 State street, COM
mitted July /; the robbery of the la
dies furnishing store of Mr.. Cav
fonsky. $40 State street. committed
August 3, and the robbery of the
store OF NJ. Benincasa, 421 State
street, have been cleared up as a
result of these arrests, Captain Of
Detectives Long declares. The Dam
zaky robbery was estimated at $685..
the Gavronsky loss consisted of
dresses and coats. while the Benin
|casa looting was estimated at $4,000.
Confessions have been made OF
1.-THE above robberies, it is said by
ythe police, and some of the stolen
loot has been recovered. Informal
ton has been received regarding
fences in Jersey City and other cit
ies>where the loot was sold and war
ranAs will be secured for their ar
rest.
Stolen goods in large quantities
were farypd in barrels in the cellars
of the Countant and Eaton homes. it
is said, and local merchants who
suffered losses have been taken to
Elizabeth today to make further
Identification of goods tolen from
their shops. Countant confessed
here yesterday that he committed
the Baby shop robbery along with
Eaton and Szydlek. Szydlek and
Eaton have not been here since
their arrest.
Lieutenant Detectives HUFF and
Michael Muska also recovered yes
terday about 5000 worth of tools
stolen from Elizabeth by these men
For some time Szydlek has been
boarding with Countant in Eliza
beth. and Eaton also has resided
in Elizabeth for a long period. 1t
is pointed out that the men have
been committing their robberies by
having automobiles in readiness in
which to get out of town as soon as
they have collected their loot.
Eaton Arrested Here
Eaton was arrested here last May
on a charge of picking a rocketbook
at the local carnival grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

P~asquale Palo, a member OF
Christopher Columbus Lodge Nc.
1893, Sons of Italy, has been named
grand deputy over America Vespucci
Lodge and Piave Lodge of New
Brunswick and Giardemo Lodge OF
Long Branch. Mr.. Palo is also q
member of the board of arbitration
of the grand lodge of the Sons OF
italy of New Jersey and his new
honor is for the good work that he
is doing for the order. He will make
his first official visit on Sunday
when he will go to Long Branch for
the purpose of installing the officers
of Giardemo Lodge of that place.
Preparations for the annual shore
dinner of Middlesex Council No.
ITO, Royal Arcanum, was started
last night at a meeting of the coun-
ell when a committee was named to
arrange for the event. The orators
committee composed of Truman
Gano, Fred Dick, Olaf Larson and
A. J.. Grothen will have charge of
the event. Grand Orator Jacob
Schriba. of Newark was at the meet
ing and gave an interesting talk on
the order. In the absence of the re-
gent, A. j. Grothen, the vice re-
gent, presided. Arrangements for
going to Metuchen Saturday July
s for a baseball game between teams
of the Metuchen Council and Mid
dlesex Council, were made.
The degree team of Joel Parker
Council, of South Amboy, is coming
here tonight for the purpose of put
ting on the work for the class initia-
ton of Middlesex Council, No. SO.
Jr. o. L. A. NJ, at Odd Fellows hall.
City Attorney Leo Goldberger is
in Newark today as representative
of the city; Mayor William c. VIII
son. Chief of Police Niels j. Tonne
sen and Recorder Harold Z. Pickers-
gill, in connection with the injunc-
ton granted by Vice Chancellor
Foster preventing the above from
interfering with the conduct of the
business of Leo B. Weisgal at 154
Smith street. Continuance will be
decided at today's session.
officer Joseph Hartung was de-
tailed to notify the contractor to
look after the building material at
Market street and Madison aVHnue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
ROSARY SOCIETY SOCIAL
TOMORROW NIGHT

The annual social of the Rosary
Society will be held tomorrow night
in st. Mary's hall. An entertainment
of local talent will be given. Mrs.
Thomas Christopher and Mrs. John
a. Delaney will give several vocal
solos and Little Gertrude McFadyen
will entertain with a Scotch dance
Dancing will he one OF the features
Of the evening. and for those who
d. no. csre to dance tables viii be
arranged for cards. Mrs. John
Beatty is chairman Of the affair. Re-
freshments will be served by the
committee IN charge who is working
hard to make this affair a big sue
cess.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
RUSSIA WANTS.
To SEE MONEY

THE HAGUE. June % (By The
Associated Press):-"Show us the
money and we will talk TO you" is
the challenge of Maxim Litzinoff.
head of the Russian Soviet delega-
ton at the conference here TO the
representatives of the Europeans,
and their report is "show us secur-
ity and we will talk about money"
This conference is starting the
same as the Genoa conference.
Maxim Litzinoff and his delegates
are meeting with the commission
for consideration of the Russian
debt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Child VIII

The condition OF Theodore Szl-
mansky. the thirteen year old boy
of 643 Catherine street, who was
struck by an automobile yesterday,
and taken to the city hospital. is
much improved, it was said at the
hospital this morning. The boy a
struck by an automobile owned by
Dominick Cerulo. of 276 Washing
ton street while he was riding a
bicycle at Park avenue and Broad
street. He was removed 70 the hos
pital and the driver of the car was
,placed under arrest. Cerulo will be
given a hearing tomorrow morning
before Recorder Pickersgill In the
case
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
ROTARIANS HEAR
FROM BRIEes1

The Perth Amboy Rotary Club
held its weekly luncheon at the New
Packer House at Zoe today. An
interesting letter from Rotarian
Fred BRIGGS telling of his visit to tha
Rotary Club of Paris. was read.
Plans were completed for the clam
bake which the club will hold July
IL at Soldiers Beach. One visitor.
a member of the Kansas City Rotary
Club, was the guest of the local
club today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Coming to Majestic

w. c. (Billie) Kendall the globe
trotter and manager of MAZDA" the
girl who was born in Frisco's China
town, has arranged with the Majes-
tic theatre management TO have her
appear with her sensational show at
the Majestic tomorrow and Friday.
MAZDA" will appear at each per-
Torrance and will sing and tell in
detail of the horrors. the fortunes
and terrible things that take place
in those frightful underworld dens
and opium pits. There Is only one
MAZDA" to be seen 30 be sure m
bring the entie family. Special
matinee each day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
GETS DEATH SENTENCE

NEW YORK. June 2s:-Antonio
Moreno. convicted last Friday of
first degree murder after the drown
ing of ive-year-old Giuseppe Va
rotta. after the child had been kid
mapped. was sentenced by Judge
Tally TO die in the electric chais
during the week Of August q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Company INCORPORATES

NEW BRUNSWICK, June 28:-
Articles OF incorporation have been
fled by the Yellow Taxicab Com
pany of New Brunswick with offices
at ,1S9 Suydam street. The company
is capitalized at $4,000, consisting
of 100 shares It 800 each. The in
corporators are Joe Birch "A shares,
Joe Birch. Jr.. 25 shares, and john
Jamison, one share
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Kirknatrick SWORN DIM

NEW BRUNSWICK, June 2S-
John kirkpatrick at noon today was
in by County Judge Peter F.
Daily as surrogate to succeed the
late Daniel w. Clayton. The cere-
mony took place in the office of
Judge DAILY. Mr.. Kirkpatrick re-
ceived the congratulations of his
friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
KIRKPATRICK IS SWORN
IN AS SURROGATE
(Continued from page II

Sheehy president of the Board of
Education, is the only Democratic
candidate to formally announce
himself in the race to date, the re-
ported entry of Mr.. Kelly into the
county race seems likely. This would
leave Mr.. Sheehy unopposed unless
some unexpected candidate enters
the contest for mayor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28

LONDON, June 2S:-Miss Alicia
Dupont, daughter of the powder
manufacturer. Alfred I. Dupont of
Wilmington, Del. was married to-
day to Harold Sanford Glendenni-
gan. of Norwalk, Conn.,, who is a
Rhodes scholar at Oxford. The we'd
ding took place at st. Paul's church.
Knightsbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glerdennigan will
reside in London where Mr.. Glen
dennigan will continue his law
studies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Sheriff Makes Levy

NEW BRUNSWICK. June rs
Sheriff Elmer c. Wyckoff yesterday
levied on the money of Alfred j.
Miller. of 900 Main street. South
Amboy, acting on an order from the
chancery court. Miller started a
suit in the chancery court against
George NJ. and Mary Mortensen
which was dismissed with the re-
suit that he had the costs charged
to him. The court ordered the levy
in order to protect itself. John A.
Coan represented the Mortensens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Held For Atrocious AssauIt
NEW BRUNSWICK. June rs

NEW BRUNSWICK, June rs
Alfred Nitka. of Madison town.
ship. is being held in the county
Jail on a charge of atrocious as
sault made by Steve Evaninski.
The complainant charges Nitka
stabbed him in the chest with a
knife Justice of the Peace Phin-
cas- NJ, Bovine heard the case and
remanded Nitka to the county jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Grand Jury Meets Friday

NEW BRUNSWICK, june 70
Following the session of the grand
Jury this Friday it is expected the
prosecutors office will prepare a list
OF cases for trial of those who are
in jaii and unable to furnish the
necessary bail to get out. The trials
Of these cases will occupy about two
weeks. 1t is believed. after which
no more court trials will be conduct
ed until fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28

Under a ruling of the United
States District Court the City Ma
tionaI Bank has been made a de-
pository for funds in bankruptcy
estates.
jefferson Tent No. AZ. knights OF
the Maccabees, will meet tonight at
Woodmen hall for the purpose of
initiating a large class of candidates
with the degree team putting on the
work. Delegations from the var
ous tents throughout the state and
state officers are expected to be here
for the occasion and also to cele-
brate the closing of the membership
campaign which has been in pro-
gress for some time. At the close
of the session refreshments will be
served under the direction of the
entertainment committee of which
anthony Schuck is the chairman.
Plans for a picnic and outing 20
be held some time this summer, a
report of district meeting held at
Woodbridge recently and a vote on
the question of whether the grand
court should erect an orphans home
in the state will be taken up at the
meeting OF Court Standard No. Ill
Foresters of America tonight.
Sam Mathson, no home, arrested
by Officer Louis Hanson on a drunk
and disorderly charge, is being held
at headquarters, and James Barnett,
80 De kalb avenue. arrested by Of
ficer James Egan on a wife beating
charge, is awaiting arraignment on
this charge.
There was no session of court this
morning, because of the fact that
Recorder Harold l.. Pickersgill is
out of town. Few cases were sched-
uled for arraignment today. mas
much as the recorder has had num-
erous special sessions the past week.
The weekly meeting of the Y. NJ.
c. A. excursion committee will be
held at 1880 o'clock tonight for the
purpose of making further
ments for the sail up the Hudson
river to West Point on the steamer
Sirius Thursday, July 81. Tickets
have been on sale for more than a
week and initial returns are expect
ed tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28

JAMESBURG. June 2S:-James
Hulse, a fiagman at the Palmer ave-
nue. crossing of the Central Rail-
road of New Jersey. since yesterday
has become a great believer in for
tune telling. Yesterday afternoon .
gypsy offered to tell his fortune.
After she had told a few things she
said she could tell 1t better IL he
gave her his pocketbook. This he
did and she ran of with it. Hu1se
ran after her and overtaking her
she told him the pocketbook was in
his pocket. Hulse found the pocket
book as she said and upon opening
to its being taken by the gypsy the
pocketbook contained but $22, Hulse
did no. report the matter to the
eRlice VH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28

LONDON, June 2s.-The real
name of James Connolly, who Is
charged with the murder of Field
Marshal Sir Henry Wilson. is Regi-
Maid Rudd, says the Evening News
today. The News says he served
three years with the Irish guards in
France and that he lived in a Lon
don suburb. His father. it is said
is a retired bandmaster of the ORA
COON guards.
they desired the concerts, tn mapor-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
G. O. p. Pioneer Dies

ANACORTES. Wash. June 2s.-
Edwin w. Judge. who in Wisconsin
in 1854, signed a call for a mass
convention which resulted in the
formation of the Republican party
died yesterday at the age of So.
Woodrow Wilson used the forma-
ton of the Republican party in his
history.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
STAR. Chancery Action

chancery action has been started by
Mary A. Van Hise, of South Amboy,
against Charles II. Barber in order
to obtain partition of four lots on
Conover street. owned by Rosanna
Barber, deceased
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Woman 20 Lead Democrats

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, June 2S (By
The Associated Press):-Mrs. Ben
c. Hooper. of Oshkosh, president OF
the Wisconsin League of Women
Voters. as the Democratic nominee
for senate will lead the Democrats
into election this year. She is the
first woman nominee for senator in
this state and the second in the ma
ton. She wa endorsed at the con-
vention here last night and party
leaders have endorsed her candi-
dacy,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
To Meet With Mrs. Jensen

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Danish NJ. +. church will hold their
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Peter Jensen, in Lawrie street. All
members are urged to be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Entertain at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Foster, of
Gordon street, entertained a few
friends at dinner last night in honor
of their twenty-second wedding an
niyersary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Many Hurt I'm Train Wreck

LINCOLN, Neb.. June 28.-Two
persons may die and others are in
jured as a result OF the wrecking of
the Chicago flyer which went into
a ditch fifteen miles east of here.
The engineer and fireman were
fatally injured. Recent rains were
blamed for the accident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Find Loot at Woodbridge

WOODBRIDGE. June 2S-Two
rugs are being held by the Wood
bridge police said to have been part
Of a robbery of the men held by the
Elizabeth authorities. These two
rugs. large one and a smaller n
were found by the Woodbridge po-
lice last September in an abandoned
automobile. The owner o. the auto
mobile which was said to have been
stolen, claimed his property a short
time afterward and the rugs have
been held ever since awaiting an
owner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28

ATTRACTIVE and inexpensive gifts srs
described in the "Jewslry and Watches
ciassiication today.
YOU'LL ind wnat yol want offered for
sale under Articles For Sale In the
classinsd section today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Report on Gun Running

LONDON, June % (By The Asso-
ciated Press)-Winston Churchill.
colonial secretary stated this after
noon in the House of Commons. that
there was no reason to u that
gun running from foreign countries
in Irish waters was going on.
He said enc vessel carrying am
munition had been intercepted and
its cargo confiscated and that a Sec
ond suspected vessel had been inter-
copied and found without arms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Reinforcement. For Collins
Dublin Isolated

BELFAST, June % (By The AS
ISOLATED Press):-Dublin this morn
ing was isolated ESom Belfast so far
as telephone CO. nu~nication was
concerned, Dundalk being the near
est place possible to reach by phone.
1t is understood that the provisional
government in Dublin has occupied
the telephone exchange. replacing
the girl operators with men,.
Geographic communication with
the southern capital, however, Is
proceeding as usual.