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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
The Unexpected
Has Happened

Mnezu beaded bagl Even
N the most expensive bead
ed bags that ever tome out
of France managed to be as
much alike as two peas in ,
pod.
A new one that we know
TO be designed for this. The
spring of 1922. is Of black or
navy blue Canton crepe. A
deep pouch shaped bag with
silk cord drawstring and
beaded in a conventional de-
sign in tiny cut steel beads.
And weighted with . tag
sci of twisted fringe. It is
lined with changeabls affets
and priced at 1000.
Another new bag Is named
after Princess Mary. It is
deep-opening and roomy. a
puffy self-satished little bag
of figured MORE silk that sells
at 500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
HANDKERCHIEF
viii Tell

uF she carries Puritanieal
IL white linen with prim
hens Shelf apt to be like that.
If she Is . bit frivolous
and Jus. . vee tit impuisive
she will carry q gay French,
handkerchief Of eolored linen!
Preferably one Of the new
l.50 kind in duh blue. rose
or green with tiny bound
hens and square motifs OF
white linen.
Blue, orchid, white. and
rose linen kerchiefs are edged
an inch deep with lacey" foot,
ing" and embroidered In roses
or y~ellow.eyed daisies. &i.3.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
Ever See a Blue
Fox?

mIKE the famous purple
l/cow it just doesn't exist.
But a white fox pelt may
be dyed to a most ~fattering
shade of blue and when it is
it is particularly effective
when worn with a navy blue
tailleur or one of the bluish-.
tinted grey tweeds,
A paradise blue fox scarf
for spring wear is priced at
$3.50 and worth it. The
price indicates that that par
ticular fur scarf is darker and
finer in every way than !ordin-
arily.
A platinum fox scarf en-
.'velops the face like silver
mist II is much less expen-
sive at $500.
For tan suits or navy blue
there are scarfs dyed a tawny
beige. at $3.50. The scarfs
of baum marten are some
what smaller. mere checkers
in fact. and priced at $3.50
and $3.50. They are darker
and Of a harder texture
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
Those
Yellow Gloves

n ooK for them after March
A2lst. They blossom out
in spring like yellow crocuses.
"Moko" Is the name Of .
very 6ne quality of channels
IN its own natural soft color,
ing. This very light In weight
and velvety and has the added
advantages of being washable.
Directions inside the gloves
teil how. (You wash them on
the handy
The gloves themselves are
gauntlet styles with Paris
point backs and P. K. sewn.
and with iridescent pearl
clasps
They are priced at $50 the
pair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
Perfumes
Lightly Chosen

CAN never never express
~ ones personality. we are
told
quite the proper method Is
to psyeho-anaiyze ones self
and match up . perfume to
the result and use II faithful
ly forever after.
lNo dallying from this scent
70 that.
Mury's Caresse d Arnosr,
Is = pale green fragrance bot,
tied in a crystal yial--rathsr
heady and exotic. At $50.
)Coty's Paris is a new Gre,
alton selling at $40 and we
have Coty's word for II that
it is expressive Of the vivid
personality in the city Of gay
courage
Perhaps il is yours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
Change of
Scenery

n TAs much to commend it:
Ill. For instance three or
four very good looking
vestees would aid nightly in
keeping a spring suit from
becoming tiresome. They do.
you know, after a while TN
less they are subject to fire..
quent changes like thisl
A white roshanara crepe
vestee with bindings of perl.
Wrinkle is priced At SIS. j.,
Krepe knit is the material
of one in a heavenly turquoise
blue and it is $50.
A tweed suit would be the
better for a vestee OF pongeei
with q Auted collar and en-
broidered in many-colored
dots At AS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

The Size off Check
TN a silk blouse becomes
IL a matter of great import
ance.
b It seems that only the very
small may lay a claim to
smartness. One of the newest
silk blouses of taffeta in old
fashioned bingham checks"
has a Peter Pan collar and
snug fitting cuffs of white
crepe de chine bound in bias
folds of the taffeta.
1t fastens with five fat
pearl buttons and may be had
in blue and white or rose and
white checks.
Priced at 9.75.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

Hn1HAr more could one ask
w to lend one moral support
on the Avenue than a walking
stick Of natural wood tipped in
amber and ivory (imitation)
and attached to ones person by
a leather strapsA At 400.
1ro really clever woman
1N,s going to let the posi-
bilities Of a veil 60 by default.
Paris sends a square lace veii.in
. bro~n oetagonal mesh en-
broidersd in = splendid faded
Eastern red and fragile gold
thread 300
THHsE are just two classes
of women-those who can
wear earrings and those who
cannot. For the first there are
luminous oval shaped drops of
I~iridescsnt French pearls with
double rings at 500. Round
ones at 6.so.f
'TvHE new gown will wear a
a girdle assuredly, well down
over the hips and it will be of
twisted iet-or of jade. crystal
and jet--or yet of jet with here
and there a cloudy yellow bead.
Prices range from 900 to-
1900.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

We like to think Of Individuality" in terms Of charm. And >
especially Sc when it is applied to women.
sort ola bloom upon a woman. If you have it you don't need to have anything
else. And if you haven't tit dosnt much matter what else you have"
individuality is ~a sort of bloom" 1t turks in the faint fragrance Of perfume
lin pasing-in the way she wears her ham-in the medculous regard she has tor
the little things that may make and just as often mar a n otherwise perfect wholel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

mr. lastl A comb that one
can carry with the world
none the wiser. Scarcely FIVE
inches long and of silver-mount-l
led dark shell that slip into cases
of sterling silver. Plain ones
at zoo and engraved ones. ESQ.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13
GET AMb0Y AVE.
BIDS MONDAY
Aldermen Will Receive Esti-
mates on Paving of Road
Over New Routes

Bids for the paving of Amboy
avenue, from Myrtle street north to
the city line over the new route re-
Gently approved by the State High
way Commission and the Board o.
Aldermen will be received at City
Hall Monday night at o'clock. Tho
work has been authorized by the
council and it Is expected no time
will be lost in awarding the contract
so that the work might be started at
once.
Tonight the aldermen will meet
in committee session for the purpose
of going over the matters which will
come officially before them at Mon
day nights regular meeting.
The new Hall avenue school prob
lem is one of the biggest things now.
facing the aldermen and it Is likely
this matter will come up for consid-
Grafton tonight. The school board
has urged the erection of this build
ing at once. owing to the crowded
condition of the schools which nee
essitates half time schedules and the
use of basement rooms. The Board
of School Estimate also has gone
on record as favoring the new school.
Another matter before the COM
mittee of the whole is the purchase
by the city of the gas works proper
ty lying between Lewis street and
the Raritan river. A petition signed
by residents living in all parts OF
the city has requested the aldermen
to purchase this waterfront proper
ty. valued for park purposes. and
the gas company has requested a
definite answer from the city as to
whether or not it desires to pur-
chase this property as it has other
plans in view.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13
FIGHT AGAINST BAYONNE
COMMISSION IS beaten

TRENTON. Oct. 13.-A second at
tempt on the part of certain resi-
dents of Bayonne to have placed on
the general election ballot the ques-
ton of abandoning the present COM
mission form of government and re-
verting to the city's original charter
proved fruitless today when the su-
preme court, in an opinion by Chief
Justice Gummere, refused to compel
City Clerk William P. Lee, to accept
the petition.
In substance, the court held that
the Walsh act in it's present terms
provides no machinery for the hold
ing of such an election.
The attempt to return to the old
form of government in -Bayonne in
wolves a fight to oust DR.. Bert DAILY
and his faction from control of the
city's affairs. DAILY is associated with
the Hague wing of the party in that
city and is member of commission.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13
STREETF|GHT
At ROOSEV WELT
Feud of Long Standing Be-
Iieved to be Responsible for
Battle in Street
ONE IN THE HOSPITAL
Another Man Held for Shoot
ing and a Furnish Bail on
Assault Charges

ROOSEVELT, Oct. ia grudge
of long standing is believed to be
responsible for the gun battle fought
in Roosevelt avenue shortly before
noon yesterday. which resulted in
one man being taken to the Perth
Amboy City Hospital suffering with
a bullet in his thigh the arrest of
another charged with the shooting
and the holding of four others for
the action of the grand jury on an
atrocious assault and battery
charge. The story in connection
with the shooting recalls the fights
between clans in the Virginia noun
tains and rivals the thrills in many
motions pictures.
The man in the hospital is Mich
ael Otter thirty-six years old of 3
Mckinley avenue. He is suffering
with a compound fracture of the
right thigh. Boslino Gallo has been
released under $1,000 bail on the
charge of shooting Cotter and the
other four men implicated in the
case who hava been held unler $500
bail for the grand jury. according
to the police, are Ballfiore Rose
William Nash, John Dolan and
George Coley. An innocent onlook-
err who was struck by flying shot
gun shot, was John Sears. fourteen
years old. A shot made a flesh
wound on his chest. The wound is
not serious.
According to the police, the inves-
tigation of the affair is not yet COM
pleted and for this reason it Is hard
to decide which of the many re-
ports going about the borough are
the most likely to be true. However
a careful survey of the many reports
tends to draw the conclusion that
the affair is matter between boot
leggers. According to what can oe
pieced together, Gallo and Rosso
came to Roosevelt from Caiffwood,
where they reside, yesterday morn
ing with the intention of settling an
old grudge with some one in Roose-
welt.
: Upon their arrival here they went
into a confectionery store and de-
manded to see man. About this
time Cotter is reported to have been
seen by Gallo coming across the
street toward the store. Gallo open
ed fire on Cotter and he fell when the
bullet struck his thigh causing
compound fracture.
After shooting Cotter, Gallo ran
into house. locking himself in a
bathroom. Officer Ward who was
nearby hurried to the scene and at
tempted to take Gallo. Gallo seek
ing to escape capture climbed from
a wind " onto a roof and started to
jump to the ground. Seeing Officer
Ward. it is said, Gallo pointed his
gun at him. Ward Immediately aim
Continued on page S.)
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Decision to Be Hurried
RADIO MESSAGE HEARD
ON MOVING STEEL TRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 13-The test of
receiving radio communication with
in a moving all steel railroad car.
on the Pennsylvania Railroad
broadway Limited" train. was de-
clared a success in message re-
ceived at the northwestern regional
headquarters of the railroad today
from an official of its signal de-
partment in advance of the arrival
of the train. This shows, 1t was
stated. that steel is not a barrier TO
radio waves.
Broadcasting from New York and
Philadelphia were received clearly
and so successful was the test con-
sidered that further tests would be
carried out in a week or ten days.
The best place TO buy your Victor Health
Exercise Records. Montalvo's. 25z Madf
son Avenue corner Market.
1s11I-10-10-5ts
The worlds best car at the worlds low
est price-"Fcrd." Dorsey Motors. Inc.
1S24e-10-13-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13
Mrs. Schneider Cannot
See Why Her Husband
Told dStOryAbOutHayeS

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 13:--
Mrs. Edna M. Schneider, wife of
Raymond Schneider, the story tell
er, this morning issued a statement
with the consent and in the pres
ence of her attorney, former Mayor
George L. Burton of South River.
The statement follows:
"I never told Charlotte Mills in
the letter I wrote her that 1 had
valuable information for her and 1
want to say the statement attribut-
ed to me is absolutely untrue and
without foundation. I visited the
Phillips farmhouse on Saturday.
September %. accompanied by
Pearl BANNER and we looked
through the building. The key
had opened the door and is the
same one l use for the door of my
own house. This key 1 purchased
in South River and I was surprised
to find that it opened the door to
the Phillips farmhouse. never had
any other key than that.
II was curious to see the inside
of the house and that was the main
reason for my going to the farm
house with the Bahmer girl. Since
my husband has retracted the state
ment he made against Clifford
Hayes on Monday in which he
charged him with the murder of
Rev. Mr.. Hall and Mrs. Mills, 1 have
nothing to say. 1 do not think Ray
should have made such a state
ment"
Then followed a battery of ques-
tions regarding her various meetings
with her husband following the find
ing of the bodies, her acquaintance
with Pearl BANNER, her efforts to
get her husband to take her to the
scene where the bodies were found
and her visit to the spot with the
girl. She declared that the key she
opened the Phillips farmhouse door
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13
Clifford Hayes is Given
ROuSing Welcome aSHe
Returns tOCOunty Seat

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. Is
Richardson street, the home OF Cliff
ford Hayes, was the scene of great
celebration yesterday afternoon ana
last night as result of the popular
young man being released from con-
nection with the great Hall-Mills
murder mystery. A statement by
RAYMOND Schneider, a pal of Hayes,
charged the lated with being guilty
of the double murder and the re-
traction of this statement resulted
in Hayes release.
Hayes in his homecoming was ac-
companfed by Former Senator
Thomas Brown and State Commit
teeman Thomas Hagerty. who repre-
sented him during his period Of
confinement. Il was = touchins
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13
MMx ADVICE to NIothers,,

"I am only an ordinary mother
myself" writes Mrs. Matthews. "but
here is my advice to every other
mother: When your children do
not eat as healthy youngsters
should, give them good. fresh bread
Butter. You'll be surprised how
eager they are to eat it. Blue RIB
bon is SO smooth and rich and pure.
they can't help but like it," Order
from your dealer today.
17ss5-1o-l-1s-2s.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13

Won HINDENBURG WILLING
TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT

BERLIN. Oct. 13.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press)- Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg has expressed his will
ingness to offer himself as a candi-
date for election to the German
presidency. the Zeitung stated today.
The field marshaPs acceptance, il
declared, was at the pressing re-
quest of the German national peo-
pies party.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13

scene as the boys great, big, white
haired Irish mother clasped him in
her arms.
The mother, one of the most
friendly women in the sixth ward
section, told in the presence of men,
bers of her family, neighbors. friends
newspapermen and other people who
had gathered to participate in the
Homecoming. that it was the first
time anthing of this kind had ever
happened to member of her fam
lily. She declared that the arrest OF
her son for such a crime had al
most broken her heart and that she
was joyful to see him back.
(Continued on page g.
''Ford"--that's all. Dorsey Motors. Inc.
1s1t3--1o-15--5fs
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with. was in her possession for about
two months and was used for the
front door of her Obert street home.
Son Not Arrested
When Happy" Bahmer, twenty
two year old son of Nick BANNER,
and sister of Pearl, visited the pair
in Jail yesterday following a con-
ference in the prosecutors office it
was rumored that he had also been
placed under arrest. This was later
found to be untrue.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13
ARMOUR Refuses "Details

CHICAGO. Oct. IS (By The As
sociated Press) Ogden Armour
again today refused to give the fed
eraI trade commission. which is in
vestisating trading IN wheat futures
the figures showing the extent of
his grain trading in 1920 and 1921.
and the early months of 1922. Mr..
Armour on the stand Wednesday
had refused to give the details of
his grain transactions and was ex-
cused until today.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13
FRENCH WILL
OPPOSE PLAN

PARIS, Oct. 13.-The French
government has instructed Louis
Barthou, its representative on the
allied reparation commission, to op-
pose in the commission the latest
proposition of Sir John Radbury of
England that an immediate morator-
ium for a period of five years be
granted Germany on all cash pay
ments, 1t was semi officially an
nounced this afternoon.
This decision was reached at a
meeting at the French foreign office
today presided over by Premier
Poincare.
The government considered the
granting of such a moratorium quite
inadvisable, it was said.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13
wage Increase at RooseyeIt

ROOSEVELT. Oct. 1s-The Unit
ed States Metals and Refining Com
pany announced this week a raise of
two and a half cents an hour to
their employees. effective at once.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13
j. s. SHIPS To
REMAIN DRY
No Booze on Shipping Board
Vessels Regardless of In
junction Outcome

WASHINGTON Oct 1s-shipping
board vessels will remain dry re-
gardless of the outcome of the in
junction proceedings brought in
New York on behalf of the Ameri-
can privately owned ships it was
announced today by Chairman Las
ker.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 13-Prohibi-
ton officials said today that enforce
ment of the new ban against liquor
on ships probably will be stayed
generally until October II, as a re-
suit of the restraining orders return
able on that date issued by Federal
Judge Hand. of New York.
J. ]. Britt, chief counsel of the
prohibition unit. declared that al
though technically the restraining
order would halt enforcement of
the new ruling only in Judge Hands
district "by implication the stay
would also apply throughout the
country generally.
Mr.. Britt conferred with Secre-
tary Mellon prior to the meeting
of the cabinet today discussing the
draft of the notice, to be sent to
ship owners and temporary instruc-
drawn up for their guidance in the
clamping down of the lid on liquor
aboard ships.
1t was indicated that the subject
was one Of those to come up for
discussion by the cabinet with a
view to drafting a general policy.
LONDON. Oct. 13 (By The AS
sociated Press).-Unless an injunc-
ton is granted the Cunard line, the
British government probably will
protest formally through the for
eign Office against the ruling pro-
hibiting liquors on foreign ships in
American waters. it was stated In
official quarters today.
Officials here. however. express
ed the opinion that an injunction
will be granted in the American
courts.
It is understood the government
takes the attitude of remaining in
the background and allowing the
private lines to take the lead but
that it will intervene in the event
of the failure of these efforts.
Decision to Be Hurried
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The ques-
tion of the validity of the federal
ruling prohibiting passenger vessels
American and foreign, from bringing
liquor under seal into American
ports, will be rushed as fast as pos
sible to the U. S. supreme court it
was stated today by John M. Wool
sey, counsel for the American Mer-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-10-13
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Regular meeting OF San Salvador coun-
ell will be held tonight. State officers
will be present for the installation of the
new officers.
Please be present.
W. j, NOLAN. @. X.
=. 4. HURLEY. Secretary
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Bring your Ford in today or tomorrow.
Motors. Inc. Sssts-io-1s--lt'
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Miss wethered Retains TftIe

HUNSTANTON, Eng, Oct. 1S (By
The Associated Press) Miss Joyce
Wethered retained her title of Eng
feating Mrs. Joan Stockers up and
6 to play over 36 holes in the final
rounds of the championship today.
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PREPARE FOR WINTER NOW

Don't let your vegetables go to
waste. They may all be saved by
the drying process. Don't let your
fruit decay in the orchard. By evap-
oration it's food value may be SO
locked up that you can release 1t to
serve your purpose any day in the
year.
You need not depend on the sun
shine. need not exposs materials to
the rain. You can make for your
self a simple apparatus that will do
the drying in your kitchen.
All the practical knowledge there
is on the subject Of drying is con-
tained In a 6o-page booklet issued by
the Department of Agriculture. This
Is free Government publication and
our Washington Information Bureau
will secure copy for any reader
yho fills out and mails the coupon
below, enclosing two cents in stamps
for return postage. Write your name
and address clearly.
Frederic J. Haskin. Director.
Information Bureau.
Washington. d. c.
{ enclose herewith two cents In
stamps for return postage on a free
copy of the booklet on Home Drying
as offered by the Perth Amboy
Evening News.
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NOTICE

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COMMITTEE MEN AND W{}-
MEN ALSO POLL CLERKS
MEET TONIGHT AT DEMO-
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WEATHER

Fair tonight,
frost I'm interior,
slightly warmer
on the coast to-
night. Tomorrow
increasing cloud
mess and warmer