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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

Henryes,a. Okls-Fire originating
from unknown cause at . o'clock In the
morning, destroyed the building and
much OF tho machinery OF the service
machine shop The loss estimated by
Earl Baker proprietor, Is placed al
$4,000, with no insurance. workmsn
are clearing away the debris prepara
tory 10 the erection OF a new building
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
Foremen Should Stay.

ST. LOUIS, 49, Foremen and super
visors OF mechanics. who are members
Of the International Association OF
Railroad Supervisors of mechanics
should not join the shipments strike un.
less compelled TO perform work OF strike
breakers, w. V. o'Neil. international
president told The Association Press to.
day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

oklahoma City. okla-Following de.
tha, the bond issue OF 81, 200. 900 voted
cision OF District Judge Hal johnson
in Oklahoma City for school purposes Ia
illegal, {, Is said that an appeal from
the Judgment win be taken to tn,
supreme court
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

Oklahoma City. Okla. a.--The annual
convention OF the state veterinary msdi.
cal association viii be held In Oklahoma
city July and 10. Il was announced.
Dr. c. IA. Anthony OF this city Is prssl,
dent Of the ssssnAss.><
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
AGENTS DEMANDS
ALIEN PATENTS
Garvan Sold Rights to Chem
ical Foundation, Inc.
While He Was Gus
todian.

WASHINGTON. -- Formal demand
was made today In New York on Fran
els r. Garvan. president OF the Chend'
cal Foundation. Inc. for the re'urn ~
the alien property custodian OF all pat
ents formerly enemy owned. sold 10 the
foundation while MIR. Garvan was alien
property custodian.
The demand was made on Nc. Gar
van personally by Fred H. Wilson sec
retary TO alien property custodian
Thomas W. Miller. who went 10 New
yoSr last night for the purpose.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

Two vags and pair of drunks ar
rested by officers Saturday night Choc
Johnson and Alva Akers were placed
in the city Jail charged with unlawful
possession OF liquor.
Six men were arrested by county
officers Sunday on charges OF gaming
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
WEATHER

Tonight and Tuesday |
partly cloudy, probably
showers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

$50 this is the Ardmoreite?
eyes and it's getting a lit
tie better all the time"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
TICKETS READY FOR Y. NJ. C. A.
EXCURSION ON JULY II

Tickets for the second annual ex-
cursion of the local Y. NJ. C. A. to
West Point on the iron steamboat
Cirrus. Thursday, July 27, were dis
tributed to team captains at a meet
ing of the general committee last
night. The organization of the gen.
eral committee and chairmen of the
subcommittee was announced as
follows: General chairman, Ellwood
r. Johnson; vice chairman, Clifford
ellis; treasurer, Charles NJ. Mac
William; assistant treasurer. Charles
X. Seaman, Jr.; pie, cake and sand
witch committee, Hans Tonnesen
and Mrs. Ivar Larsen; soda water,
P. Booz; milk. Clarence Hoagland;
candy, Herman Nielsen; check
room, John Griffen; dancing ami
entertainment, Walter eager.
The ticket sale will be in the
hands of ten teams, each of which
will be composed of ten members.
Seven of these captains have been
chosen and given tickets to distri-
butte among their team members,
the captains being ]. w. McComas,
S. c. Pew, L. p. BooZ. Clifford Gill
lis, E. r. johnson, Hans Tonnesen
and John Griffen.
In order that two hours shore
leave might be assured at West
Point to allow the e~xcursionists TO
view the United States military
academy cadets at drill it has been
decided to have the boat leave the
city dock at the foot of Smith street
promptly at . o'clock in the morn
ing.
1t was definitely decided to again
houa dancing IN hoard tho hnat
this feature having proven especial
ly popular with the younger people
on last years sail TO Bear Mountain.
The committee has decided to make
no increase in the charge of tickets,
although a longer sail is offered this
year. Children under twelve years
will be given a special rate.
Another meeting of the commit
tee will be held next Wednesday
night at which time reports on the
advance ticket sale will be received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
MISS LILLIAN MANN
H0N0REO AT LUNCHEON

Miss Lillian Mann. whose wedding
to Grin Z. Zoline. of New York, will
take place in the early fall. was
given a surprise farewell luncheon
by her fellow teachers at School No.
Z yesterday. Miss Edith Sofeld. IN
behalf of the teachers, presented
Miss Mann with an electric toaster.
ImprCmptu speeches were given by
Principal Joseph +. Walker, Miss
Edith Soheld and others during the
luncheon which was catered by Mrs.
liver Larsen. The table was moss
attractive with its decoration If
roses and place cards which were
qLite original.
Covers were laid for Principal ami
Mrs. Joseph f. Walker, Miss Edita
Sofeld, Miss Helen Calvin. Miss
Augusta Olsen. Miss Elizabeth Ma
can, Miss Ruth Shoobridge. Mrs.
George Meade. Miss Eleanor Meade,
Miss Lillian Martenis. Mrs. Mabel
Fales. Miss Alice Clack. Miss Ethel
Wilson. Mrs. Fayette Johnson. Miss
Minnie Benish. Miss Adele Williams.
Miss Emily Greene, Miss Estelle
Elmore and Miss Anna Mandel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
GERAN DENIES THAT He
IS TO Be A CANDIDATE
CONTINUED from page one)
,monstrated at Washington.

N1 k&A 81
In taking an inventory of the
Democratic party, Mr.. Geran main
tanned that it would be found thai
everything in the interest of the
party is bound up in Woodrow Will
son, and what he accomplished and
planned the Democratic party VIII
feed on for years to come. He urg-
ed the Democrats to follow in the
steps of the Republicans and get out
on the street corners and shout the
name of Woodrow Wilson as they do
the names of Lincoln and Roosevelt.
AS Wilson is the incarnation of the
principles of the Democratic party,
he said, to repudiate him is to repu-
date the party.
Mr.. Geran pointed out that Wilson
had done more than anyone else for
the Democratic party, he had beer
the party's leader and chief and had
been honored not only here, but
throughout the world. He declared
that the sins of Woodrow Wilson,
were the sins of other great mel
who had stood by the cause of the
common man and not for special
privilege and private Interests
Woodrow Wilson proved that the
Democrats can rule, said Mr.. Ger
an in closing.
Other speakers who congratulated
the club on the rooms and de-
clared that success lies in their path
were: Aldermen-at-large Richard j
Calvin, William Hallahan, james
Murray and John Kozusko.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
SEEK PRISONER r. Z. Y.
WANTED IN MDDLESEX

NEW BRUNSWICK, June 22.-
Assistant Prosecutor John E.. Tool
an and County Detective Ferd David
are ia New York todey making a
final effort to bring Frank Li1erl 10
this county where he is wanted in
connection with the holoup Of a silk
truck at M~etuchea about a year ago.
The case Is scheduled to come up
before Supreme Court Justice O'Con-
nell at 1880 o'clock this afternoon
in New York city. Every effort will
be made by the local authorities to
bring Liberia here. where 1t is al
legged he was one of the ring leaders
in the holdup OF the truck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
EAGLEWOOD MIDGETS BEAT
THE WASHINGTON TEAM

The Eaglewcod midgets defeated
the Washington midgets to the tune
of 3 to ?, n the third game of the
first series CT the Junior Baseball
League VI the Rotary Club. which
are being played under the direc-
ton of Arthur Doc" Emmons, di-
rector of Fairgrounds. Although
games were also scheduled between
other teams they were postponed
because of the rain. The game men
toned above was played at Wonder
land Park at $3.50 o'clock.
The games scheduled for today
follow: II. c. c. Jr. VS.. Independents
at 6 o'clock at Hayes Park, Ever
green Light Jrs. vs.. Ditmas at 6
o'clock at Wonderland Park.
Tomorrow's games are: Lehigh
Midgets VS.. Keystone Midgets, $3.50
o'clock at Wonderland Park; PERISH
ing Midgets VS.. Lyceum Midgets at
s o'clock at Wonderland park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
HONOR NORMAN DUNHAM
ON FIFTH BIRTHDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Durham,
Ct Prospect street, entertained a few
friends at their home yesterday in
honor of the fifth birthday Of their
son. Norman. Games were played
and prizes were won by Ralph
Pratt. Hans Schmidt and Ethel
Schmidt. Singing and Rotations
we're given. Refreshments were
served.
The guests included Lillian Wack-
er. Mildred Carpenter, Grace Turner.
Marie Buelah, Ethel Schmidt. Har-
riet Martin, Mary MadseL. Messrs.
Arthur and Fred Petersen. Norbert
Grohman, Carl and Ralph Pyats,
Harvey and Milton Lund. John
Petersen. Hans Schmidt. Normal.
Howard and George Durham. Mrs.
Hans Schmidt, Mrs. II. Schmidt, Jr..
Mrs. Fred Petersen. Mrs. Norbert
Grohman, Mrs. Elsie Beck, Mrs.
William Carpenter, Mrs. George
Pyatt and Mrs. H. Durham.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
MISS BLANCHE PEYSER
WEEDS JACOB KARKUS

The marriage of Miss Blanche
Peyser. of New York City. and ia
cob :. Karkus. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Meyer Karkus. OF this city, took
place yesterday afternoon at :
o'clock. at SchGry Manor. in New
ark. Rabbi Solomon performed tla
ceremony.
The bride was charming in her
gcwn of white SAN. -ich in its sin
JIcity a large Ttari buckle ocinS
its only adornmen-. Tie bridal veil
WIS caught with orl:ge blossoms
and lily of the valley. She carried
a shower bouquet OF bridal roses
and Try Of the valley. Mrs. Alfred
Underwood. a sister of the bride. as
bridesmaid and only attendant. wore
a gown of black canton crepe. heav-
iIy beaded. Michael Peyser, a
brother Of the bride. acted as best
man. The Misses Miriam Kosene
and Beatrice Goldberger. as flower
girls. wore yellow and pink crepe
dc chine gowns. each carrying a
large basket of flowers. A reception
was held at the manor, following the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karkus left for n
tour of TIE White Mountains and
Canada. upon their they return they
will reside in State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
LIONS To HEAR
ROBERT CAREY
viii Be Speaker on Charter
Night-BIoomfield Is
Speaker Today.

Charles Bloomfield Of Mstuchen
was the speaker at the weekly
luncheon OF the Lions Club at moor
today in the Packer House Grill.
Mr. Bloomfield ave a very inter
esting talk on the growth OF the
clay industry in the county. state
md nation. Announcement was
made that Robert a. Carey of Jer.
sey City. will be the speaker on
charter night. for which all reser-
vations are requested to be in by
tomorrow.
Mr.. Bloomfield told OF the condi-
tions in the clay industry when he
first became interested in the BUSH
ness and carried his audience
through the romantic period OF the
development Of clay from the past
years to the present time. How
years ago it was generally believed
that all there was TO know about
clay had been learned. but as time
went on until the present time il is
felt by those who have devoted their
lives to the industry that humanity
Is only just beginning to discover the
use to which common mud or clay
can be put.
1t is TO bring out the future pos
sibilities of this material. declared
Mr.. Bloomfield. that the state with
the cooperation of the ceramic in
dustry has erected the ceramics
building at Rutgers College, New
Brunswick for the study of this pro-
duct of the soil OF New Jersey. In
closing his remarks he urged that
the support of the people be given
the new ceramics department OF the
state college.
Chairman of today's session was
August Staudt. The chairman for
the next luncheon is Jacob NJ. Klein.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
MRS. LOUIS DAWSON
PLEASING HOSTESS

Members of the Woman's Guild OF
the Workers Cooperative Society
held a rag party at the home OF
Mrs. Louis Dawson, in Fords, last
night. The m are making rag
carpets to be sold for the benefit of
the society. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Eike in
Park N
Those present were: Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. Sykes. Mrs. Eike, Mrs. Hoag-
land. Mrs. c. Dawson, Mrs. Louis
Dawson. Mrs. NJ. P. Hansen, Mrs.
P. Peterson. Mrs. S. Hansen, Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Nelson,
Mrs. Madsen. Mrs. Anderson, Miss
c. Horowitz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
ALUM Nj DANCE TONIGHT

Many unusual novelties will be in
vogue at the alumni dance, being
held in the high school auditorium
tonight. with the members of the
graduating class as honored guests
OF the evening. Nat Kessler's Nov
city Five, now playing at a leading
Hotel in Atlantic City. will furnish
the music for the dancing. Tickets
may be procured from any mem
Der of the committee, consisting of
Louis Z. Booz, Jr.. Leo s. Lowen-
kopf, Milton Berlfein. Ruth Macan,
Irene Warter. Harold Van SICKLE
and Harold BRIGGS, or at the door.
The patrons and patronnesses of the
evening include the members of the
faculty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
JUDGE H0MMAhN HOLDS
COURT IN COUNTY SEAT

NEW BRUNSWICK. June %
In the absence of Judge Freeman
Woodbridge. Judge c. c. Hommann
of Perth Amboy. is presiding at the
session of the district court here to-
day. Several cases have been dis
posed OF. One OF these which is
of general interest is a judgment of
s25.Sf given to Joseph Schwartz, of
Freehold against Steve Gusack. who
is held in the county Jail without
bail. alleged to have murdered his
cousin. Philip Pauk. at Bergen Mills.
some months sgo. The bill was for
126 loaves OF bread which Schwartz
q baker has sold Gusack.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
GENEVIEVE FULLERTON
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fullerton, of
Mcclellan street, gave a party in
honor of the eighth birthday of their
daughter. Genevieve. Games, music,
swinging and see-saw were enjoyed,
by the little tots. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
The guests included: Vivian Arose,
Frances D'Angelo. jeanette Quincy.
Margie Fullerton, Fay Johnson.
Dorothy Walling, Ellen Johnson,
Sylvia and Beatrice Schlesinger, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hilliard and
daughter Grace. Mrs. Johnson of
this city. Mrs. G. A. Fullerton, of
Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
IF LUSITANIA HAD WAR
SUPPLIES WORLD WILL KNOW

NEW YORK, June EFF war
munitions are found aboard the
Lusitania. the sinking of which was
justified by the Germans. because
it carried contraband. it will be
made known to the world. declared
j. w. Karbe of Lusitania Salvage
Company, whose expedition will try
to salvage gold and other valuable
on the liner.
This statement resulted in a re-
quest from the German Reichstag
that German representatives accom-
pany the salvage representatives. 1t
is said two submarines and nfunition
were aboard the Lusitania when II
was sunA. rT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
CAT CAUSED TROUBLE

Residents of South Second street
were alarmed for a time last night
due to strange sounds ensuing from
the ~storehouse of Greenspan Bros.
on that ~street.t Patrolman Henry
Zanzbalari was notified and he
searched in the vicinity of the store
house. but could find nothing wrong
except a strange sound inside the
door.
The officer notified police head
quarters and Sergeant John Larson
and Officer William Buchan were de-
tailed 10 the scene. Jacob Green
span. one of the p~roprietors was
notified to bring a key TO the store
house.
When the door was opened. 1t was
found that a black cat was respon-
sihls for all the trouble. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
PERTH AMBOY LOSES OUT
IN CONVENTION BID

Perth Amboy lost out to West
New York for the next convention
of the New Jersey State Exempt
Firemen's Association in 1928 at the
annual session held yesterday at
Hillsdale. The delegates from this
city made a bid for the convention
next year but the West New York
delegates with their friends came
out strong for the north Jersey town
when the vote was taken.
Although defeated in this the
delegates succeeded in landing one
of their members on the executive
committee for the ensuing term.
William Hallahan was the success
full candidate. He beat out Howard
DeHart, of New Brunswick, six to
one in the contest.
l.. B. Moore, of this city. entered
in the contest for vice president, but
was defeated by a Bayonne man.
John Andes. of Hoboken, was again
chosen president of the association
for the fourth time. He presided
throughout the days session.
After the business session the sew
eral hundred delegates and life
members of the association were en-
tertained by the HillsdaIe firemen.
There was an entertainment by pro-
fessional talent and a collation. was
served. A feature of the
ton this year was the exhibition
drill by the Women Fire Depart
ment of Hillsdale.
In the three cars that went out
from this city to the convention
were William Hallahan, Andrew
Schantz, John Desmond, William
O'Hara. Frank Tooker, L. B. Moore,
William Miller, B. Frank Henry.
Harry Tooker Arthur Conquest,
Nicholas Morrissey, Joseph Burns,
Harry Neal. A F. Munoz. John Gu
ney and a. Terro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
MANY AT FESTIVAL

About five hundred people attend
ed the lawn festival held on the lawn
adjoining the Danish NJ. E. church
in Madison avenue, last night. Cot
fee, ice cream and cake were served
in the chapel of the church.
Through the courtesy of Joseph
Grant. a radio concert was given.
Grab bags. lemonade, frankfurters
and rolls and candy were also offered
for sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
PATERSON SCHOOLS CLOSE
DURING MNULTY BURIAL

PATERSON. June 22-Notwith-
standing a protest from the Ku
Klux Khan, Paterson today observed
proclamation of Mayor Van MORT
urging the citizens to stop work
during the burial Of the Very Rev.
Dean McNulty. The schools were
closed during the funeral. The
protest of the khan was received
yesterday, but he issued a proclama-
ton during tho afternoon.
The mayor directed that all flags
OF the city be placed at half staff
and pointed out in the proclamation
that for three score years Dean Nc
Nulty was a leader in enforcement of
law and better citizenship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
PERSONAL

Mrs. George Sharp, of High street,
is entertaining at cards this after
o
Mrs. Walter Anderson and chill
dren, Eleanor and Walter, of New
port News, Va. are spending some
time with friends in this city.
Miss Emily Kirkby, of Brooklyn.
is the guest of friends in this city
today.
Mrs. Leo Stanwood, of Seaside,
Oregon. is the guest of Mrs. Ada
Condick. in High street, for a few
DAYS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
SENIORS TO DANCE

Following the commencement ex-
ercises tomorrow night, the senior
class of the school Will held an in
formal dance in the high school
auditorium. Excellent music has
been secured Cor the occasion and
many novelties are being arranged
by the committee, with Edward
Patten chairman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
South piainieId Boys Warned

SOUTH PLAINFIELD. June 22-
Five boys, ranging in age from 3 to
IA years. were arraigned before
Justice J. E. Ten Eyck on complaint
of the Lehigh Valley railroad off,
cials. charged with throwing stones
at passing trains. After warning
1he boys Justice Ten Eyck put each
of them on probation for one year.
Another case before the court
SIS that of Mrs. Rose Massagena
an complaint OF Mrs. Joe Risoldi.
10th from the Port Reading sec
IA. From the evidence. the
.assagena woman persisted in
0~xsturing several cows. of which
sre was the cwner, on ground be-
aiging to the complainant A
s~ere reprimand was admins
s..-ed in this case by Justice Ten
SIX and the woman allowed TO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22

Al a meeting Oh EhluuioSc4 Souu-
Gil No. So, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. last night
plans for the excursion were dis
cussed and a report of the commit
tee was made. The excursion is to
be held on August 16. Robert Jack
son is the chairman of the excur-
sion committee. Arthur r. Frantz
is at the head of the publicity. KEN
meth Griffen the chairman OF the
concessions. Charles Anderson.
Harry Peterson. Percy Daub and
Fred Arner are the ticket commit
tee with the latter the chairman.
Arnold Ohlsen and William Miller
are associated with Frantz or the
publicity committee. The excursion
at Palisade Park on the way down.
There will be dancing on board the
boat and refreshments OF all kinds
will be for sale.
At a recent meeting at the New
ark Masonic Club a state body of
the Order De Molay for Boys was
organized. The following onicerJ
were elected and installed: State
master councillor, Ernest A. Reed:
state deputy master councillor. AL
bert Leon, Perth Amboy; state sem
Tor councillor. j. j. Cafferata. Hobo
ken; state Junior councillor. j. Ed
ward Hardenburgh. Newark; state
state treasurer. s.. G. Oldroyd.
Elizabeth; state senior deacon, M.
NJ. Bonnell. White House: state
junior deacon. Herbert E. Ehlers.
Newark; state instructor, Harry
Housed, Newark.
A short meeting Of Court Amboy
No. SIS. Foresters of America. was
held last night at Eagle hall.
Motorcycle Officer Paul Layden
summoned Morris Myman of Jersey
City. yesterday for violation of the
auto laws.
The traffic house for sometime re-
Gently at the corner of Smith and
Prospect streets, has been taken to
the city stables to be repainted and
to have electric lights installed.
Upon completion of these improve
ments, the house will be placed at
the corner of State and Smith
streets.
The third degree will be con-
ferred on a number Of candidates
by Valhalla Lodge No. 275. Odd
Fellows, tonight.
Perth Amboy Camp No. 10,
Woodmen of the World. held a reg
ular session last night at Woodmca
hall.
Mounted Patrolman Joseph Har-
tung witnessed the killing of fifteen
dogs by the dogcatcher yesterday.
"
4 fine OF $50 with a preference
of thirty days in the workhouse was
the in which the case OF
James Hush, colored, of Charleston,
5. l., was disposed Of this morning. |
Se!both for having a fictitious plate
on his motorcycle.
The local police were notified last
night to be on the lookout for auto
mobiles stolen from Plainfeld and
Elizabeth. The Elizabeth car bore
license N. j. 179,302 and was stolen |
about 1915 o'clock, while the
Plainfield car carried license N. j..
104,S36. L~ieutenants (.ndrSw Jen-
sen and John Norris req Tvs Che
reports.
About fifty people attended ,Ae !
motion picture show held at the
new Home for the Aged in Rector
street last night. under the direc-
ton of the Kirkman's Soap Com
pany. The process of soap making.
travel pictures and THE Incorrigilbe
Corine,' a two reel comedy were
some of tho feature PICTURES shown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
FREEHOLDERS TO RECEIVE
BIDS THIS AFTERNOON

NEW BRUNSWICK. June "a
Yhef. the freeholders meet this aft
Hloon. bids WI be received for the
leniAg of the bridge over Mile
creek st Somerset street, this
Owir< 10 the failure of the
-~sfser Board Of F~reeholders,
which Is to do half of the work, to
open the bids at a recent meeting,
the bids will have to remain unopen-
ed this afternoon. As the work IS
TO be done Jointly by the we boards
the bids must be opened as near the
same time as possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
Delay Cable Works Case

Although it was expected that the
Court of Errors and Appeals would
reach the hearing of the Standard
Underground Gable Company siding
case yesterday afternoon, it was
found impossible to do so because
OF several important cases ahead of
it. However. former Senator Thomas
Brown, representing the cable COM
pany. and Prosecutor Joseph f.
Stricken. representing John Seaman.
are at Trenton today in the belief
that the case will be reached during
todav's session of the court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
VACATION FOR LENINE

COPENHAGEN. June 22.-(By
The Associated Press)-A message
from Moscow to the Central News
says the Russian council Of COM
missars has voted Premier Lenine a
leave of absence until Autumn. 1t
is expected Commissar Tsururpa.
second vice president of the consul
will act in his stead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-22
ME1uCHEh BALL PLAYER
HAS HIS NOSE BROKEN

METUCHEN, June 22-Arvid
Hokensen. catcher OF the baseball
team, representing the Metuchen
police department, had his nose
broken yesterday when struck by a
tsoul ball. The game which was
played between the business men
and the police. resulted in a victory
Off he police by the score of II to Z