Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25

| Mrs. Margaret Finley, of Maple
street, has returned to her home af-
ter visiting her son in Flint. Michi-
gan.
The annual festelavn celebration
of Tho Lodge No. As. Danish Broth
eriiooL, will be held tomorr|w at
Washington hall. There will be
games afternoon and night for both
young and old. A feature will be the
old Danish custom OF knocking the
cat out OF the barrel. Prizes will be
given in the games. There will be
darcinY to good music. The MEM
bers AMI Their families have been in
vitod. Jhe floor will be given e
to the children in the afternoon for
dancing and games and at night the
older people will take charge.
Harry d. Wilcox, Of the govern
ment bureau on compensation for
wounded or injured war veterans.
will be at Red Cross headquarters
here on Tuesday to hear claims
against the government for ADJUST
ed compensation. All veterans VINO
are wholly or partially disabled n
desi . adjustment of their claims
are urged to report at the Raritan
building offices of the Red Cross on
Tuesday. MI. Wilcox has been here
several times previously and this
will doubtless be his last visit for
this purpose.
Chauffeur William Clooney Of the
police force was detailed on a hurry
call to Gordon street last night
when a telephone call came in say
ing that a man had been seen stand-
ing on a fence and it was thought
he was trying to enter a home. n
vestigation, however, proved that
the man was merely washing the
windows of his home and stood on
the fence> to reach the windows.
The dedication of the auditorium
in the new school recently erected in
connection with St. Stephens Po-
lish Catholic church at State street
and buckingham avenue, will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. Although the school itself
is not completely finished, the au-
Gitorium has been rushed to compile
ton so that it can be dedicated on
schedule time. Among the out of
town priests who will take part in
the services are: Father G. Gosiow-
ski. of Bound Brook; Father john
Palowski of Sayreville; Father A.
Strenski and his assistant, Father
nj, Konopka, of South Amboy.
Addresses will be made by all the
priests present, but the dedication
ermon will be preached by Father
Gasiowski. Following the dedication
services a social time will be enjoyed
by the congregation. 1t rs expected
that the parish will be well repre-
sented at the service.
Today and Monday at the Crescent
, Today the Crescent theatre is Of
one of the finest vaudeville
shows ever seen in this city. Every
is a high class headline attrac-
and the bill is sure to please
If you like a first class
performance, don't miss this oppor-
tunity to see one.
On Monday the Crescent will pre-
sent another high class vaudeville
and picture program that is sure to
be the talk of the city. The program
for Monday and Tuesday follows:
The Royal Dancers, in a novelty act;
Gallagher & Stewart in the "Fun-
Makers; Bob Leighton & Company,
in a big surprise act; Dave Gardner,
comedian; Hip Raymond & Company
in @ novelty act.
The picture in connection with
this big show is 1.-THE Place OF Hon
eymoons," starring Miss Emily Stew
and Montague Love. This Is an
international romance which holds
attention from the moment it starts
until the close of the picture.
'"The Place of Honeymoons" car
ries with it all the thrills. the human
touches and the love appeal which
the motion picture fan is always anx-
Jus to find in a feature Of quality.
Pioneer has reached a new high wa
ter mark in this production and
there is no doubt of the pictures
wherever it goes.