Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24

In order to carry the fight against
the rates in valuations of Middlesex
county as demanded by Union coua-
t.. it is a recognized fact that the
MlddleseX Taxpayers Association
must obtain the best legal talent
Cbtainable. This cannot be done
without funds and in order to obtain
finds to fight the recommendation
of the State Board Taxation ana.
the claims of Union county that the
valuations be raised, it was decided
to organize branch associations and
canvess for funds throughout the
entire county.
The branch association in this
city was organized at the city hall
last Friday night, at which time ii
was decided that the best way I'd
get members and funds for the con.
test that is to come up, is to can.
vass the city similar to the liberty
loan campaigns and the consnaitteH
of which Mr.. Leon is the head was
appointed to carry on this work.
At yesterdays meeting it was de.
cided to divide the city into six dis,
tricts with fifteen workers in each
district, these workers to make
house to house canvass, explain ts
the people, both owners of houses
and rent payers, what the condi.
tions are and urge them to becoms
members and pay one per cent OF
their tax assessment for the year
1921 in order to get funds to employ
the best attorney possible.
Not only are all the workers urged
to attend the meeting scheduled for
Thursday night, but the city off,
cials, clergymen, State Street I'm
A tGGaCia
Irovement Association, executive
committee of the county organiza-
ton and everyone interested in the
matter are invited
The committee in charge of the
meeting consists of Albert Leon,
chairman; William B. Pratt, John
Peterson, John Reilly, Soren Olsen
and Samuel Wagner.
The names of the workers ana
the districts in which they have
been selected to work follow:
First Ward
G. w. Sharp, William B. Pratt.
j. w. Kelly. I. T. Madsen, Earl
Lake, C. NJ. Peterson, Harry Conard,
William Fraser. Robert Miller, P.
G. Olsen, r. Gill, Hyman Friedman,
S. Splitter, j. w. Wester. Adolph FL,
Koyen, C. G. Christensen, j. p,
w NeSlefSddfu.
Second Ward
A. G. Waters, j. Peterson, J. X
Sheehy, John Hanson, Jr., II. II.
Golenbock, A. Baliut. Joseph Deeg-
an, l.. p. BoOz. Jr., Nathar~ Roth,
Joseph Joselson, Max Cast, Hugh c.
Reilly. j.. j. Mccormick, Ferd Gar
retson, DR.. G.. W. Tyrrell. Charles
Schonceit.
Third Ward
r. ]. Calvin, S. l.. Wagner, Matt,
Hansen. J5rgen &adsen. Levin Da.
vid. Dominic Ceruic. Sam Mandel
Ph,llp Levine, A. NJ Metzendorf, J.
p. Goldsmith, Deni. Goldberger, Max
Gibian.
Fourth Ward
Soren c. Olsen, Robert Mcclure,
G. w. Fullerton. Harry Margolius
JOS. Matteucci. f. Pucci Albert
Guth. Henr2 Tof. Phil Borak. P. j.
McKeOn, H. Edelstein. VIM. Zeyen,
A. i<autmai.. NJ C.. Turk, M. Bar
tos. y. Tberkelseu. Martin j. Olsen.
Fifth and Sixth Wards
]. +. Reilly Anton Massopust, ].
T. NitruskG Ph. Levy, S. II. Rost-
euwsSi, Jolu Waverczak, Jos. Wav-
nhea. c. Fran2blau, Mike Stumpf.
Wendell Hoffman, /. r. Grouse, Chas.
Blume
Frank Dorsey, chairman of the
ocal branch Of tho Middlesex Coun.
~ Taxpayers Association: Oliver K
Hatfield. secretary of The Industrial
Association, aid John i. Bergen
secretary of the Chamber OF Cort-
ncrce, and the local branch of the
tiiddleseX County Taxpayers Asso-
,iation met in the Chamber of Cem-
nerce here today and Went over
lata in connection with the Gains
If Union county that the AIiddIesex
'ounty valuations are too low.
See the new Essex Open evenings fronl n
10 9. SeNton's Garage. 15 Smith 81.
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