Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-06

members are urged to be out for this
event.
Two students of Rutgers College,
New Brunswick conducted the evan
gelistic services at st. PauIs Evan
gelical church at 8 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. There was a LaIse
| gathering of the young people OF the
church present at this time. Botn
made appropriate remarks and vio-
| lin selections were given by ME-
| Simons, one of the students. Mr.
| Jones. the other student, gave an
interesting talk.
Alterations are being made to the
front of the three stores OF the one
story buildings recently acquired py
A. Greenhouse at 1856 and %
| Smith street which are occupied by
the Kitchenmeister horist, MT
Greenhouse and James L.. Braio-
wood. An entire new front Is pelns
placed in each store.
Members of the boys division of
the Y, M. c. A. will TAX an educa-
| tional trip through Simmen's bakery
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 O'CLOCK.
A record crowd is expected out
for the athletic tournament ana mu-
| steal show to be given by st. Marys
| athletic club in the Auditorium next
Thursday night. From present indi-
| cations there will be big crowds
from Staten Island, South Amboy,
! New Brunswick, Roosevelt and 9TH
er places in this vicinity. The pro-
| ceeds Of this affair will be turned
over to a fund to be used in erec-
ting a new high school building.
Members of the committee in
charge of the Police Social Club
Smoker set for Friday night, March
II in the local Auditorium, are ex-
tending every effort to make this af-
fair one of the most successful ever
held in this city.
John T. Leavy, an auditor OF the
income tax unit of the bureau OF
intarnal revenue, is in the city today
and will remain until March 10,
the last day for income tax re-
turns. Mr.. Leavy's particular work
will be to advise corporations and
other businesses in making their
tax returns. His headquarters Will
be at the customs house and he Will
be available between the hours OF y
in the morning and 4:50 O'CLOCK In
the afternoon. Mr.. Leavy issued q
warning this morning that all ques-
lions asked must be concerning &C
tual problems in connection WIN
the tax returns. Any information
he gives, he said, must be confined
TO solutions of real problems. He
will not entertain hypothetical
queries.
Motorcycle officer William Bach
man. who was injured in an accident
two weeks ago, returned to duty
This morning. "Bachie" has been
suffering from head wounds since
his motorcycle skidded on the troll
ley tracks on State street and threw
him off. S.
A workhouse sentence and two
fines of SIS were imposed by Re-
corder Harold E. Pickersgill in
court this morning. Jacob Landow-
ski, forty-two years old, whose home
is at $50 Charles street, was given
ninety days in the workhouse for
beating his wife. officer John Riedy
made the arrest. John Mavos, thtr-
ty-one, of 4S Washington street,
Red Bank, and Louis Calorish, fifty
seven, of 52S Mechanic street, were
fined SIS each for trespassing. Com
plants were lodged by: w. E.
Coe, of Ill Gordon street, and N. l..
Baker, Of the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road Company. officers Francis
Burke and William Clooney made
the arrests.
No action has been taken as yet
| regarding the annual meeting OF
the Raritau Copper Works athletic
association. Although the election
of officers for 1922 is Of interest to
the members of the association and
people in this vicinity, tho principal
matter : to be carried out is the
award of a lease for the baseball
field. The season opening Is just
three weeks off and no team organ
lied will be discussed until the
lease is given. !.
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