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Results at Louisville.

FIRST RACE-For thrce-yesr-oids and up
ward: claiming purse siSoo six sly furicngs., q =
and 81, won; Widgeon. 100 tw. Poon.
$3.50 and $3.50, second; Miss Mullins. iUg
ons,ns sgo ,Slra 6ns,v r%f Prince IN weIs i
Diana. JanlSu. Dernier SOU aud Belle OF
F,llzabethtown also ran.
SECOND RAcE-for maiden two,year.olas % Enis !,
Me. 10 az. POOH, $1,000. $40 and Ss.so.
won: "cash. i5 (scohle), $500 and 500.
third. Time. i:oi a-5. Belle Annie. 'Thelma
Lilly Nj LsSy rvna vennie. nsss norlsh.
Albert T. .nas and chsigst,e n added starter, ar,s
THIRD RAcE-For three-year-olds and up-
ward: claiming purse 81 200; one mile and
ssc'so. sii.ao and s7.so Won: opuleni. icj
tkederis,. $3.50 and $40. second They
Shall Not Pass. los gu. Jcnesl, 81. third.
Time. - 3-5. Handol. Flying Prince.
war Spirit. Alex il. and Merchant also
roriRTH RAcE-The seelbach Hotel Handi-
cap; for three-ycar-olds and upward purse
Si,aoo: ak furlongs- -Braedalbane. ii5 (M.
Garner), $3.50. s2.2o and out, won; Dr.
second Pindar Peel, ioi (owcns). out.
third. Time, .i2. Maximac also ran.
FIFTH RAcHs--Thc Falls city Handicap
added; ono mile and an eighth Chatter
ton, 1oo tISennedy). si2.io, 1910 and
$500 won; sRockminster, los tScobiel.
81 10 and $40 second: .Rouleau. loo CB.
rooD, $40 third. Time, :5i. Sands OF
Pleasure Paradcr and Lady Madcap also
ran sCoupled. Montfort Jones entry.
SIXTH RACE-The River Road Purse of
81 200: for two-year-olds; allowances; five
and half furiongs-t;reat Luck. los tM.
Garner). $3.50. 81 and $3.50, won: Easter
Bells iO8 Connolly, S0.io and $3.50.
second Alice Bluegown, 1903 tkennedyl,
$500. third. Time, l .0T 20. Tlptoe Inn.
Proceeds 'Mlss Meise, -Belzoni. Ten sixty
and Prince X. also ran. Coupled. Mont
fort Jones entry.
upward: claiming: purse 81 200: one mile
and seventy yards-Uncle vco. i0I towensl.
1910. $500 and y. Won; Red winEfield,
Tulane, io4 tHeupeD. $40, third. Time.
1.al. Pete Foy. Georrette. Marine Corps,
PImlico and Matinee Idol also ran.
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Miss Cummings Will Play
Miss Collett at New London
Stars Are to Nee. in Shenecos-
sett Tourney.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
EASTERN POINT. Conn. Aug. 3o.-Miss
Glenna Colett of Rhode Island and
Miss Edith Cummings os Onwcntsia.
Chicago, will meet in the second round
OF the Shenecossett invitation tourna-
ment to-norrow morning in what Will
probably be the feature match of the
series.
Miss collett won to-day from Mrs.
Alex Smith of Shcnecossett hy
and 4. She was out in a fine 80 and
had Mrs Smith down. but did rather
poorly for the next few holes.
Miss Cummings won handily from
Miss NJ. II. Griscom OF the Merton
Cricket Club. The margin was and 8.
Miss Cummings played well all the way
and had her best round.
The summaries:
CHAMPIONSHIP DIVIsTON-Miss Glenna
Collctt, Rhode Island. defeated Mrs. Alex
Smith. Shcnecossctt. and A.: Miss Edith
Cummings. Onwentsia. defeated Miss NJ. =.
Griscom, Marion. and =; Mrs. -. q.
1lurd. Belmont Springs. defeated Mrs. {.
NJ. Daniels. Ruffalo. and 81 Mrs. Albert
Taylor. Pomonok defeated Mrs. J. G.
Prizer. Shenecossett. ana 3: Miss Anita
Lihmc. Misquamicut. defeated Miss Msu-
Tsen Circuit, White , areeshss Ms,co ard, and Il z;
Mrs. Il. u. Filler. Merton and :; Mrs. J.
Rose. Allegheny, defeated Mrs. Charles
Downcy. Springfield. I and o; Mrs Betty
OCorman, Metacomet. won from Mrs. s..
Wilde Fairview by default.
SECOND DIvisIoN-Mrs. Herbert House.
Pennington. won from Mrs. M. l.. r.
spaulding Chicago. by default: Miss A..
Nowak Pononok. defeated Miss Catharine
X Stewart. Merton, and 2; Mrs. Philip
Stevenson Piping Rock, defeated Mrs. y.
i. Beard. Jr.. Oakland. . and l Mis-. Ber-
nard Tim, Hollywood. defeated Mrs. w. A.
Webster. Jr. Belmont Springs. and =
Mrs !. H. Wright Westchcster- Biltmore,
defeated Miss T.. Holden, Onwentsia. I up
go holes); Miss y. L. Stebbins. Brae
Burn, defeated Mrs. II. -. Bspson Spring
field 2 and Mrs. Albert Macdonald.
Sound View, defeated Mrs. Thomas Coch-
ran. Huntington Valley. and 4 Mis- Har-
riet Ellison, Brse Burn. defeated Airs. NJ.
S. Ia Costa Dunwoodia, q and :
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STAKES PROVES BEST RAGING MARE OF HER AGE
Brennan Must Fight Way
to Dempsey, Says Muldo0n
Scheduled Boxing Bouts
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Broadway Exhibition Associa tion--Nick
Foley ". Freddie Reese, 12 rounds;
Happy Mahones vs.. Italian Joe Demp-
sry, l2 rounds.
FRIDAY.
NNinth Regiment Armory-Petey Hayes vs..
Buddy Wallace. 1e rounds; Bobby Wag-
ner ". sammy Butts.
surf Avenue \. C.--Terry Martin vs..
Johnny Soisberg. Ie rounds; Willie
Pfeiffer vs.. Willie Herman. IL rounds.
SATURDAY..
Steepicciiase a. A.-Daye Rosenberg vs..
Jack stone. IL rounds; Danny Ross vs..
Frankie Western, 10 rounds.
Queensboro =. .C.--Molf larsen vs.. Leo
Glitc-. 10 rounds; Young Rose vs.. bud
Dempsey. 10 rounds.
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CHAMPION TROTTER
BREAKS A RECORD
Peter Manning Circles Read
Vile i'm / 80 81 Better Than
Track Mark.

| REApvILLE, Mass. Aug. 30.-Petcr
Manning, the champion trotter. broke
another track record this afternoon at
the second days program OF the Crane
Circuit meeting at Readville Park.
covering a mile in :5ah, one-auarter
| of second faster than the former
trotting .rsrlS for the track. held jointly
by Peter Manning and Lou Dillon.
Gear Worthy. driven by Thomas W.
Murphy, won the Massachusetts stake
valued at $4,000, in straight heats, but
the geldins was forced to his limit In
every heat by Peter the Brewer. the
finishes being so close in the first and
third heats that the result was in doubt
until announced by the judges.
Walter Cox drove two winners Abbe-
dale being the victory in the Pilgrim,
for 2:i1 PAGERS. while McGregor the
Great. the largest money winner on
the Grand Circuit in 1920. disposed or
the :07 trotters. although the Boston
horse could not stall off the final rush
OF Mainlick in the final heat.
The two-year-old trotting event was
no more than romp for Brandywine.
the filly never being extended at any
part Of either mile and always winning
with plenty Of speed in reserve.
The summarizes
The oakhurst Farm. 2-year-old trot; purse
81, 900
i'randywine b. r. by Belwin CEdmanl. /
Ethelnda. b. (. tCox). ).......,..-.-...-.. :
Revena Dillon, ch Z. (SerrilD .,........ 3
harvest Todd. b. c. CWrighn n.....s.... 3
Time, 2;l2fa-2;i1%.
The Massachusetts 2;12 trot purse $1,000.
Gar Worthy, b. e., by Gar Peter
Peter The Brewer. b. h. lIsas) 2
The Great Rose, b. IN. tMcponad) Z J
Alta Evans, TO. m. CThomasl ....,.. 3 @
Taurda. Lee Tide and Alta Quest also
started.
Time. 2.o5la-2 :o7b-2: :osM.
The Pilgrim. 2'ii pace: purse 5000
Able Dale, blk. h., by The Able tCox) ) 1
Robert Direct, ch, g., by Walter =
Direct tRay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
The Sherwood. ch e. (Murphyl $3.50, 3
Minnie Williams, John Pershing and AL
MAIDEN Onward also started
Time, 2:oiM-a :43is-2 :0i%.
2;6I trot: pu-se 81 900.
McGregor the Great. b. h., by Peter
the Great tCox) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. /
Mainlick. blk. g.. by Msinsheet
=. Inonlasl I. .'' :. -. ....,..,''' .
Peter Pater. b. 2. GIodson ......... 3
Wiki Wiki and Peter Pluto also started.
Time 0Tta--2 :o6h--2 :0ja..
To beat 200 track trottins record.
Pete Manning, b. g.. by Azoff (Murphy) Won
Time, :59as.
Special event amateur drivers.
General Mac, b. g., by Gcneralissino
CIV. j. Fufhushl Observation-Disclosures. j
Bon Bergen. br. z. "a. j. FrurbushD ,...
Betty s.. by M. tF. NJ. Burkel. .......... 2
Peter Lexington, b. II. CIV. J. Nc
Neptune Boy, b. &. tC:eorge LovelD 49,. .
Time, 2 f5lS--2:tT&
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Hagen and Kirkwood Win.

BAR HARBon. Me-. Aug. 30.-Walter
Hagen. British open champion, and Joe
KirISwood. Australian star. defeated
Freddie Mcleod, former national cham
pion, and Gil Nichols of Providence,
II. L.. up To-day In an exhibition match
on the Kebo Valley golf links.
Hagen turned in a card of 81 for
eighteen holes. lowering by 'onc stroke
the course record formerly held by
Mcleod.
The New York herald., 1922-08-31
Showalter Wins Chess Title.

Showalter, Georgetown, KY. former ma
tional champion. won to-day's match
from Edward Lasker OF Chicago, victor
for the last Ave years. In the second
round OF the Western Chess Association
tournament here. Victory came 70 the
Kentuckian after seven hours and forty
five minutes OF play. covering seventy
moves.
The New York herald., 1922-08-31

West Side. and Joe Wagner his man
ager. were set down for one year for
violation Of contract and failure TO ap-
pear before the commission upon the
receipt of proper notification.
Jabez White, Albany bantam. and
Sam Goldman. manager OF Pete Her
man and other boxers. were suspended
indefinitely pending their appearance
before the. commission.
Marty O'Brien and Joe Carter. boxers,
we're Indefinitely suspended for the
good of the sport.
Johnny Paske, q boxer. was indefi-
nitely suspended for an unsatisfactory
bout in Buffalo.
Panama Joe Cans and his manager,
Leo r. FLYNN. were reinstated, as was
boxer Al North.
Previous to the bout between Dundee
and Martin at the Velodrome last Mon
day night a dapper little chap named
Billy Matthews. claiming to be the
foatherwcight champion Of England and
Europe was introduced. According 70
4 recent announcement by the British
Board of Boxing Control. Joe Fox is
the feathcrweight champion of England.
An exl ianation from Matthews appears
to be IA order. The International Box
ing Union has declared that Eugene
Criqui Is the featherweight champion Of
Europe.
johnny Dundee refuses to rest and
next Wednesday night will meet Willie
Jackson at Isbbets Field. Jackson Is
the only man to land knockout punch
on Dundee, but II Dundee keeps up his
hitting record Jackson will do well to
keep his jaw well covered.
Tex Rickard yesterday denied that he
had negotiated for the Yankees new
bali grounds as boxing stadium. and
that some one was making unauthorized
statements regarding the matter.
The National Boxing Association
claims that IT. has working agreement
with England. France, Australia and
Cuba.
The New York herald., 1922-08-31
American Defeats French
Middleweight Champion

PARIS, Aug. 30.--Iack Walker, an
American tonight won a bout from
the French middleweight champion. Err
cole de Balzac, who quit in the fourth
round amid the Kisses Of the spectators.
The referee will request the Boxing
Federation not to pay Balzac his por-
tion OF the purse
The New York herald., 1922-08-31
Alma Mann Leads Garden
Mermaids for Point Prize

With thrty-seven points TO her credit
Miss Alma Mann, the clever little mer-
maid Of the Panama Canal Zone, leads
all rivals in the race for the prize
offered by Tex Rickard to the girl scor-
ing the greatest number points in
Madison Square Garden this season.
Miss Louise Davidson of the Peoples
Palace OF Jersey city is second with
thirty-two and two-third points. The
standing. of all competitors TO date fol-
lows:
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Lee W. Maxwell Leads
Qualifiers at Ekwanok
Sleepy Hollow Golfers II Un-
der Field by Stroke.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW yoRK Herald.
MANCHESTER, VT. Aug. 30.-1n the
qualifying round Of the annual Orvis
golf tournament at Ekwanok Country
Club to-day. Lee w. Maxwell OF Sleepy
Hollow led a field OF seventy and cap
tured the gold medal for low score with
card of II, which follows:
Out .......... j { 3 -
In ........ iI 4-8s--I1
c. S. Clarke and Louis Washburn of
Philadelphia each scored a rs and We're
tied for second place.
The first division broke at IS. sum
mary and draw of first division follow !:
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Name. club. Potnti
Miss Alma Mann. unattached. ...+... %
Miss Louise Davidson, Peoples Palace 32 =
Miss Florence Briscoe. unattached. 20
Miss Frances Clark, Phila. Turn..... 16 l.
Miss Thelma Tipson, Bklyn SIT Club ~
Miss Grace Kemple Bridgeport. Conn. 10
Miss Elizabeth Becker. Phila. Turn. 2
Miss Bessie Ryan, Ambassador s. c..
Miss Eva Johnson y. Y. Swim. Assn
Miss Wlhelmina Snyder. Peoples Pal. ?
Miss Helen Rriseoe, unattached.
Miss ANITA Cunning Peoples Palace.
Miss Jean Fitzsimmons, " klyn SPIT. G.
Miss n Hucknall Amba ;. c..
Miss Virginia Wilson, unattached. .
Miss Anna Baum. Bridgeport. Conn.,.
Miss Margaret Raylor. Phila. Turn.
Miss Gertrude Artelt. Phila. Turn. J.
Miss Blanche Mcfarland. unattached.
Miss Agnes Chester, unattached. .-+.. y
Miss Claire McComb. Peoples Palace.
Miss Alicia Moore Peoples Palace.
Miss Genevlcve Murray Brooklyn $. G.
Miss Anita Williams. Brooklyn $. c..
Miss s. Danaiwitz. bridgeport. Conn.
Miss a. 0'Neal. Peoples Palace.
Miss Muriel watson, Peoples Palace. =
Miss Anna Heaiy. unattached. ......
Miss ~. O'Neel. Peoples Palace !
Mss Jeanette Altman. N. Y. Swim. A. !
MISS NJ. Jenny, Palace of JOY A. A..
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For Betb that is fun OF "pcp" and am
tition put your Want Ad. IN THE NEW
YORK HERALD. ITS oUALITY-QUAE-
THY circulation brings high type OF
replies. Telephone Worth 10000.
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Advertisement.

apprentice allowance claimed.
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The New York Herald Racing Chart
SARATOGA RAcETRAcK. Aug. ao.-clear, track good.
7g6FIRsT Maidens taoSs
yADA STOCK FARM a. Time iaos-0 start goo

Evelyn sawyer. away very fast. rushed
easily. Panasain made a game effort. Poor
Glide ran good race. Avalanche qult bad
start.
Scratched-Lwaito.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
WIFE BEATING CASES
HERE IN POLICE COURT

Numerous arrests were made by
the local police over the weekend
n disposition in a majority of
these cases was put off for a short
period.
Three alleged wifebeaters were
among the number arrested and in
one case disposition was put Off for
two weeks. in the second a fine of
SIS or a thirty day vacation in the
county workhouse. and in the third
a SIS fine vas imposed. Officers
William Seiboth and Bill Peterson
and Acting Sergeant James Egan
made the arrests. officers Anton
Thullesen and James Nolan arrest
ed a p%anhandler on Saturday night
and he was sentenced to serve thirty
days in the workhouse.
Motorcycle Officers Frank Sci
both, William Bachman and Paul
Layden made arrests and issued a
number of summons for violations
of the automobile law. Most of
these cases will be disposed of at
the session scheduled for Friday
night.
For falling to pay Sc for a taxi
ride Frank Chardas of 664 Cort-
landt street was made to pay a $40
fine, ordered to pay for the ride or
serve a sentence in the workhouse,
A vagrant picked up by Acting Ser
Geant Egan was discharged with a
warning.
stephen Somogyi was acting re-
corder in the local police court this
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. as
Letters of administration have been
granted to Harvey V. Messeroll, of
Midtown on the estate of his father.
John H., who died August 81, leav-
ing a personal estate of $500.
Administration with will annexed
has been granted to John w. Muyni-
han, on the estate of Bernard Sni-
ski, of Dunellen, who died Septem-
Der 4. Ire widow Anna named as
%eNecutriX, has renowned the ap-
pointment and this appointment is
made instead. The personal estate
is valued at $500. The will was
drawn August 7, 1907. and witrcss-
ed by j. 7. w. Taylor and Isaac
Il. Runyon.
The will OF Walter A. Langstaff of
Raritan township, who died on Sept.
S, has been entered for probate.
Two brothers, Isaac w. of Perth
Amboy, and Clifford of this city,
are named as executors. By the
terms of the will $1,000 is left to a
friend. Margaret Condron of New
ark, provided she is not married,
and the residue is divided between
the executors. The will was drawn
January Z, 1921, and witnessed by
Frederick Weigel and Anna L
Schroeder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
G. 0. P. QUARREL STAGED;
JUDGE SlzER DECLARES

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 25.-
Judge George 5, Silzer. who vas at
his home in Metuchen Over the week
end, after holding court an NewtcT,
and prior 10 holding court III Beivi-
dere tomorrow, issued a statement
concerning the alleged quarrel IF
Senator Eunyon with the RepuOli-
can bosses yer the Public Utilities
question. The judge said:
Il Understand there has Deen some
talk ano buster sent out from Rur-
Runvoh headquarters about Senator
Runyoh's illegal quarrel with the
PuDiiG service corporate and with
Messrs. stokes, Baird, Kean and the
rest If them over Mr.. munyon's
stand on the Utility question. / have
not followed the matter up closely,
but it just c III to me 10 ask why,
if those Republican leaders are
against Runyon, they are trying 50
hard to elect him?
The people are not being fooled
by such carefully staged quarrels
They know that the Republican
bosses are thoroughly in accord with
Mr.. Munyon's stand ard that the talk
is transparent camouflage.
mo doubt the same farce viii be
enacted at the Republican STATE Con-
vention. Mr.. Runyon will propose his
plank. The delegate chosen
for tie job will oppose it. Mr.. Run
yon will carry the convention with
him. and the story will go out about
how Itunyon has deied and beaten
the big bosses.
"And then Messrs. Baird, Stokes.
and McCarter will go into ex-
session and try to think up
some other equally good scheme to
get votes for their CANDIDATE. But the
Is o quite so easily fooled as
Mr.. Punyon and his friends think"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
!NDLEY GARRISON SEES
new POLITICAL PARTIES

DENVER, Col, Sept. 25.-That
the two great political parties in the
United States are having difficulties
to find an issue upon which they
can differ materially and that the
natural outcome of the situation Is
likely to result in the scrapping of
the Republican and Democratic par
ties in favor of a new political line
up of conservatives and radicals IS
the opinion of Lindley NJ. Garrison,
former secretary of war.
Mr.. Garrison said the new parties
are o likely to make their appear
ance before the next presidential
election. He also declared that the
Democratic party is woefully weak in
the matter of outstanding leaders al
though he said he thinks that James
M Cox still has a considerable fol-
lowing and that William Randolph
Hearst is a formidable figure in
Democratic councils.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
Ha; Birthday Party

OLD BRIDGE, Sept. 25.-A sur
PRISE party was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S j. Skawan, Handy
street. New Brunswick, last week on
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. S. c.
Thom's birthday.
The house was beautifully deco
rated with palm and cut flowers.
Mrs. Thoms was the recipient of
many pretty and useful gifts.
At a late hour after the evening
had been we'll spent in dancing and
card playing a dainty supper was
served by Mrs. Skarvan.
Among those present were Dor
othey and Louise Thorn, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Skarvan and daughter
Clara Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Current and daughter. Mary
of Jamesburg, Mrs, Jack Mccormick
and daughter, Jane of South Amboy,
DR.. and Mrs. Allen of Keyport and
Mrs. s. c. Thorn of Old Bidge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
AMERICAN LEGION

The Perth Amboy Post No. As, viii
holG an executive committee meet
ing at their rooms in the Board Of
Trade building, tonight at s o'clock.
At this meeting Commander Mundy
Is expected to bring up the plars
for the Armistice Day celebration.
The Star Post No. 1877 of James
burg, will hold a meeting tomorrow
night. at which time a number of the
county officials will be present. Com
manders Elmer and ~Jorgensen expect
- launch plans at this meeting
which will keep the DICTIONARIES ac-
tive during the winter months.
The American Legions at Piscat-
away and Highland Park have just
closed their bazaar and Old Home
Week, after a successful celebration
at both places. The Piscataway
baZar was held on Thursday, Friday
AMI Saturday nights. The Highld' d
Park Legion held their harvest
home on Thursday. Friday and Sat-
ufday nights also.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
MAN
PUT ON TRIAL

NEW BRUNSWICK. Sept. 25:-
Louis Metties. bartender of Roose-
welt. was arraigned this morning
before Judge Daily on a charge of
assault and battery on William
Forbes, colored, also of Roosevelt.
Assistant Prosecutor John Toolan
presented to the jury the facts that
on April Is Forbes came into the
saloon owned by White and after
entering into conversation. it is al
legged, the bartender hit Forbes on
the head which resulted in a serious
injury, and the latter was forced to
remain in the hospital for nineteen
days.
Forbes described the incident as
outlined by the prosecutor, making
Il general denial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
FIND BODY QF
DROWNED GIRL

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 25.-
The body OF Miss Alva Seltzrr,
drowned Saturday night in tho Della
ware and Raritan Canal near Bound
Brook, when her canoe was struck
by the submarine chaser Donaldo,
was recovered yesterday.
Miss Settler and George Brokaw
we're canoeing when the chaser col
lided with the ano The girl could
not swim. An effort was made by
Brokaw to find her, out darkness
prevented him from finding her,
and he swan to shore where he col
lapsed. The chaser is being held
here to await an investigation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
CALL,
ROCKS CLAIMS
No Raid BY Come, He
Declares. No Booze Taken,
He Also Adds.

OLD BRIDGE. Sept. 25.-Chief
Prohibition Enforcement officer Sam
Henri Cone, according to reports,
raided Patrick j. Rocks Hotel here
yesterday and seized beer and whis-
key. Mr.. Cone was accompanied by
two other prohibition agents.
According to Mr.. Rock today,
there was no raid at his place and
Mr.. Cones visit was OF a personal
nature. Mr.. Rock declared hat as
Mr.. Cone was speaking in the Re-
formed church at 5~potswood, he
stopped in his establishment on The
way to the church and invited him
"a go along TO hear the address. lie
said there had been no raid and no
beer or wine taken.
Efforts were made TO ret in touch
with Mr.. Cone at his headquarters
il Newark. but he was not in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
WOODBRIDGE WOMAN'S CLUB
TO MEET ON THURSDAY

WOODBRIDGE, Sept. 25:-rhe
first meeting of the Woman's Club
of Woodbridge Township will be
held in the Congregational Sunday
school room on Thursday afternoon,
September IS. at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Wiswall, the chairman If
music. has secured some excellent
musical numbers not only for this
meeting but for the entire years
program. This will be the regular
"get-together" meeting, A little
business, music, an exchange of
greetings, the program for the yeac
reported upon and a cup of tea and
social hour.
The October meeting will be the
clubs birthday party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
PLEAD NON WILT
IN BIC ROBBERY

NEW BRUNSWICK. Sept. %
Edward Johnson and A. S. Nelson,
who escaped from the New Bruins
wick Jail while awaiting sentence
for the alleged robbery of Mueller
& New, jewelry retailers OF 339
George street and stealing $4,000
in diamonds pleaded o vult before
Judge Daily in the criminal court
this morning.
Johnson and Nelson were arrested
recently in Meriden and eXtradited
here. Probation Officer Macmillan
will investigate the case before sen
tence is imposed upon them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
Princess Acts na Nurse

SAABOR, Silesia, Sept. IS (5y
The Associated Press).,- Princess
Ilermine of Reuss, former Emperor
Williams fiance became a nurse to
three airplane pilots and an Ameri-
can correspondent, whose airplane
turned upside down while circling
over her estate yesterday. Two of
the men were seriously wounded.
The hunting lodge on the estate
was used to lodge the men. The tr p
was taken to secure an aerial photo
graph OF her estate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25

Held For Theft of Auto

NEW BRUNSWICK, sept. 20
Alfred Long. Frank Capria II Nj
chaei Monteforte of New York, were
taken into custody over the week
end by State Trooper G. J. piblan
on a bench warrant, They are
charged with the theft of a sedan
car at Deans on September 90. They
were traced through a telephone
message they sent out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
attenuation Snit startcd

Papers have been filed in the
$4,000 supreme court action start
ed by Alexander Klein against
Elmer Tompkins. both of Perth
Amboy. Klein claims hat Tomp-
kfrs alienated his wife's affections.