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The New York herald., 1922-01-26
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4 Bedford 800 " Sand Key 18th.
Aswihavre 139 WSW sand Key 18th.
Aewilake 40 NE Hatteras 25th.
AIlowsy sI 1889 J, 81 S Ambrose / S,,S 18th
Argon 474 Il Nantucket 25th
Aryan II S Sand Key 2Jth.
Bristol City % Il Ambrose l. PM 25th.
Carplaka 9G1 L by Cape Charles oath.
Catherine 515 from Delaware Breakwater
2Ith.
Centennial State 53I w Fastnet oath.
Charles Braley 467 NNE Jupiter 25th.
Chester Sun iss W Tortugas 18th.
City of Columbus 40 SSW Hatteras 25th.
Clarion lat s6 %. lon 75 40 25th.
Eastern Dawn 5S5 Cape Henry a5th.
Edith Al Scotland l. 25th.
Elisha Walker 600 SIC Tampco 2ath.
Eusene s' II ThaSer 10 sssww W Hat,eres 25th
svergreen City 1.lG9 Ambrose L V .4th.
Felix Taussig 60 sw Sand Key 25th:
Frederic Il Kellogg 40 w by Sand Key
18th.
George Washington Gil w Fastnet aith.
Gulfcoast - y Jupiter 25th.
Gulfking passed Palm Beach 25th. 4
Gulfmaid IL w Sand Key 25th.
Ciulfprince "a n Hatteras 25th.
Gulfstream 40 n Hatteras 2Jth.
Guiftrade fo3 Il Sand Key 18th.
Harold Walker PA W sand Key 25th.
Hoven 100 SW South Pass 25th.
Josiah Macy $40 j. Jupiter 25th.
Kershaw 135 Sc Fire Island 10Th.
k1ckapoO lat oS ION ~ Jv y AN -Otn.
Lewis Luckenbach 10 Fenwick Island l. V
PM .4th.
Naquan lat 80 81. Ion A 15 a5th.
Montana,1Os W Sand Key 25th.
Moro Castle % NV Nassau 2Jth.
Nantucket 80 Cape Henry 25th
Osakis liz II Ambrose |. 18th.
Oscar - Bennett II from Nantucket l.
cath.
Tawnee IL Hillsboro 25th.
Presidente Wilson 200 T. Ambrose L gath
$ Hunt 220 Il Charleston 2Jth.
Samuel @ Brown PIG w Sand Key 2jth.
Sapulpa 10 SSW Hatteras 25th.
Severance "a s Jupiter 25th.
Southern Cross ,62J Sc Ambrose l. oath
Sunoil 6G L Sand Key 10Th.
Trontolte 100 Jupiter 10Th.
Nesta 40 from Tortugas 25th.
viborg 30 s Jupiter 18th.
Wekika 800 ENE Charleston cath.
West Chatala 636 L by Cape Henry o5th
West Ira lat 20 40, Ion So - 25th.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
THURSDAY, JANUARY &c

THURSDAY, JANUARY 26.
Europe Africa and West Asia, Via Queens
town and Liverpool (mail must be specially
addressed. str SCYTIiIA, AN (sup $3.50
AN -.
and Gibraltar must he specially addressed) /.
via Plymouth and Cherbourg; also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. Ireland, France
and the countries mentioned In notes A and
below. via Plymouth and Cherbourg. and
parcel post mails for Germany. Austria.
czecho- -slovakia, Hungary az, and switzerana;
Via Hamburg, str MlNNEkAHDA, ) AN
tsup $3.50 AM ID.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 81.
Denmark Especially addressed only. via
Copenhagen: also parcel post mails FOR Den
mark and Sweden. str ARKANSAS. AN.
Spain Especially addressed only). via Co.
runna; also parcel post mails for Spain.
Canary Islands Ceuta Meliila and Tangier
in Morocco. str ALFONSO MI. AN.
SATURDAY. JANUARY rs.
Ireland and Germany especially addressed
only), via Queenstown and Bremen; also
parcel post mails for Germany, Austria,
Czecho- -Slovnkia, Hungary and Switzerland.
Via Bremen, str PRINCESS MATOiKA. s
Netherlands (parccl post mails and spe-
c;aliy addressed correspondence), via Rotter-
dam, str WEsTERDYk. s:30 AN;
Especially addressed only. via Pirae,,s Con
stantnope, Narna and constanza: also par
Gel post mails for Greece. Bulgaria and
Rumania, ctr ACROPOLIS. $50 AM.
France. Belgium. Luxembourg. Rumania.
bulgaria. Czecho- Siovalia. Jugo-Slavia, Aus
tria. Hungary, Poland Switzerland. Italy,
Greece, Portugal. Turkey. Syria. Palestine,
Egypt, British india, kenya and Uganda.
Malta. Siam, Cyprus, Ceyion and Straits
Settlements (other countries must be spe-
cially addressedl. via Havre: also parcel
post mails for France and the countries
mentioned II note below, str LA LOR-
RAINE. s 30 AM (sup $50 AN ~
Madeira Spain and Gibraltar Utaly must
be specially addressed) via Funchal Cadiz,
Gibraltar and Naples; also parcel post mails
for Spain, Canary Islands, Ceuta Meiia
and Tangier in Morocco. via Cadiz, and par
eel post mails for Gibraltar str CARONlA,
9:30 AM t.
South Africa Especially addressed only i,
via Cape Town: also parcel post mails for
Union of South Africa, Bechuanaland Pro-
tectorate, Portuguese East Africa, Northern
and Southern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa
Protectorate, str SANDOWN CASTLE, II
AM.
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CLOSING OF MAILS


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SHOWS NARROWS PLAN
I. SAVES ROADS MILLIONS
w. J. Wilgus Gives Figures to
Estimate Board.

The Narrows tunnel plan of port de-
velopment as proposed by the Board
'sof Estimate in opposition to the Port
!, Authority under bay tunnel plan, would
:. save railroads of eNew York annually
s4,627.170 in cost of operation, or
$7.540,S00 operating costs and fixed
Charges, as compared with the present
be served by the Narrows plan.
Tie Board of Estimate and members
of the Port Authority, at the boards
public hearing this morning. will be
given those figures in report prepared
yesterday by WI. wilgus, chief Of the
boards consulting engineers in charge
OF the Narrows plan. New figures on
the cost Of constructing the city's pro-
posed rail lines and tunnel place the
total at s110.000000
Using per cent. in New York apo
per cent. in New Jersey, conservative
rates for fixed charges, embracing IN
terest, taxes and amortization, Mr.. Will
gus estimates the annual requirements
at s6.s20.00O. fixed charges ss.S13,104.
net annual savings. and s2,S93.104, sur
plus.
The same report will be made avail
sole to the legislative committee in AL
bany at its public hearing on the Port
Authority plan and treaty next week.
The Port Authority has announced no
estimates OF the cost of its proposed
plan.
MIR. Wilguss preliminary estimates OF
cost Tor the city's plan are as follows:
IN NEW YORK
Arthur Kill viaduct. 50, 900. 600
ARTHUR Kill to East End
Richmond Yard. 5000. 600
East End Richmond
Yard to Bay Ridge. .43, 900, 900
Total ............ .S5s, 900 600 s53 600 600
IN NEW JERSEY.
Hawarth to vicinity of
. Metuchen x2J, ,000, 900
Vicinity of Metuchen 10
Perth Amboy. ...... 35OO 600
Arthur Kill yiaduct... $780, 600
Total .............. 1872 00O, 600 32, 600 900
brooklyn marginal railway. $1,000 900
Grand total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sic, 900 600
Maurice Il. Connolly. President Of the
Borough of Queens, addressed letter
10 the Board of Estimate, which also
VIII be sent to Governor Miller and
the Legislatures committee. declaring
the operation of the Port Authority
plan Is such it would create differen-
tial OF not less than S150 ton i'm
freight charges for New York shippers
TO the advantage OF New Jersey ship
pers. He asked that the Board of Esti-
mate name an expert to inquire into
that phase.
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SAILED.

Strs Jefferson. Norfolk: Artigas, New Lon
den; Bantu. callao. &c: Lake Stirling. Rich
mond; Bloemfontein (BD. Huh and Ant
(Jap), Norfolk; G. A Flagg. Texas City:
Kendall Castle (Br), Yokohama via Boston /;
Turrialba. Kingston. &C. Cedric (Br), Liver
pool; Algeria (Br). Glasgow: David Nc
Kevy. Port Lobos; Bristol City (Br), Bris-
tol; New York. Port Arthur: zarenlbo, Phil
adelphia: Fort Hamilton (Br), Bermuda
Dalmazia GtaD. Baltimore: Comal Calves
tom Bayonne (motor) Philadelphia I'm
perator (Nor), Porto Colombia, &C. Cartona.
Perth Amboy: Durham Maru (Jap). Kobe.
&c. via Baltimore: Barfond (Nor), Kingston.
&C; El Vale. Galveston; Jefferson, Norfolk.
Ell Isleo, New Orleans.
Str Adour (Nor), Baltimore.
Tugs Bermuda, towing Q barges (passed
COutinued on Following Pare
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PORT OF NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JAM rs, 1922

School OF the Sesmen's Church Institute. IS
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon.
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
$500
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westland 10 w Sand Key o5th.
William G. Warden II \ Jupiter 2oth.
William Green 205 w Sand Key 10Th.
Wood mansie $50 Il Cape Henlopen 18th.
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pIr sArUuDAy. JANUARY Is.

Argou ROTTERDAM N Tth...-........R IL l. Hague
Baisgry. Liverpool 1ctG........ Daniel Bacon
Concho. Galveston 2fs'.. ....... Mallory Line
lleugerland, Gibraltar iitil. states Marine
Mafengo fIuil 1ytE....... .lIliarman's Wilson
Modena, T't.sr Island 2gd.. Columbus SIS Co
Norro Cast,e. Havana gan. .... Ward Line
Ryndarr, I,ottordarn i9th....... Holland Am
West Niluf, southampton 18th. Barber Lines
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TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES, &C.
Close at New York al
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20.


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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Jan 25--The time ball above
tho Navigation and Marine Engineering
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MARSHAL'S SALE
Interstate Lighterage Fleet

10 steam hosting derricks
gasoline holsters
70 covered barges
2 deck scows
VIII 80 to the highest bidder at
public auction, conducted BY the
United States Marshal
Thursday, Feb. 2nd. and
Friday, Feb. Ord. 1922,
NJ 10 A. NJ. Sharp.
Each vessel VIII be sold sepa-
rstely. free of iirns. mortgages
and otl'er cncnmhrances. Sale will
be held on board.
Fleet may b. inspected at Luck
snbacl; Dasir. Shadyslde. New
JeTsey. Take West 42d ST. ferry
20 Wechavkcn: Palisades trolley
TO 35th 81. walk three blocks east
20 HUDSON River.
Further irfforms Ion may be OBJ
aimed AZ the office Of Clarence r..
Snyder and Charles Birmingham,
the receivers of Interstate Light
erage a transportation Co.. Pier
n, North River. n. y. c.. Rector
S31i. or their Attorneys. Gilbert &
Gilbert. 60 Exchange Place, N.Y.C.
Hanover 6I20.
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DUE FRIDAY. JANUARY 81.

America Naples 18th, Italia Am
hsSyria. Glasgow 18th. ....... Anchor Line
Canada, Marseilles TN. .Fabre Limo
City OF Atlanta, Savannah 9th Ocean SIS Co
City OF Newcastle. Barry 18TH. .Funch-Edye
Comancha. Jacksonville 2fth..... Clyde Line
Cragncs7. Huh f1tii. ~ Nav
VI Ocridcn;c. Galveston 2ist. Southern Pac
FL I.aEo. New Orleans 21st. Southern Pac
~ ~ George. &. Thomas 23d. .Furness Witty
Grace Dollar, Gibraltar 18th. 49,. United Am
NcwDurgn. fernamouco sth.... Munson Line
fannonia. London 18TH. ........ Cunard Line
Toeto. Santiago fgfn..............W Ward Line
Vandycis Liverpool iTth....s.. .Cunard Line
woyo Maru. HUI iith. .Toyo Keen Kaisha
iceland. Southampton 18th. h........ Red Star
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South

Str Norwalk. Boston for New York Cat
1925 AND.
Tugs Neptune and Warrior. with barges
Cat 800 AND owen J McWilliams. with 4
Peerless, with 3 Cat I:40 AND; Elmer A
Keeler. with (at 7:45 AND; Chas Nc
Williams with / Cat 4 :05 PM).
Steam lighter A ID MacGill Cat 1910 AND
The New York herald., 1922-01-26
Almanac for New York January 2s.

sun .l7s2....... Tfe Moor riscs, 80 An
Sun rs,s....4... > us Neon sets. - PM
rIMl; or 4fIGE WATER JANUARY 20.
SANDY rlooh !. ........ G n AN IS PM
GnTerroi~ jsiaHl...... DS. MI 81 PM
tiell Gaze lAslo1a)... - AM 10 PM
The time given In The above table is East
fiI standar1 time and is furnished hy tho
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
The New York herald., 1922-01-26
SAIL FRIDAY.
Steamers Due in New York.
DIE TuuRsDAy. JANUARY "a.

Steamer. From. ABtIlLS.
Araguaya. Bermuda 24th. Royal Mail
Archimedes. Liverpool 10th. ..... White Star
Bradford City, Shields Ith.. mill Nav
Bradavon, Tyne Sth.. h................U Nav
California, Bordeaux 18th. French Line
Clan Macbride, Algiers 7th. Barber Line
i J Luckenbach. San Francisco Sth.
Luckcnbach IS Co
1T Victoria, Bermuda 2fth .Furness-Bermuda
Hypa tia Barry yl.lth..................H Houston
Huron. Samana 10Th. h........... Clyde Line
kosstith Ference, Oran 4th...... Phelps Bros
Iitussnia. I.ibau. .Baltic-Am
Lenape. jacksonville I'D. ......... Clyde Line
Manitowoc, Holtanar 3ist,
Foreign Transport and Mercantile
Nueces. Galveston 1stn. Mallory Line
Port Lyttleton. London 10Th. Funch-Edye
Sequoya. London Sd d................... -
Tlvivcs, Kingston 2iet.... .........I United Fruit
Westerdyk, Rotterdam 11th. .Toland-Am
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CLEARED
STEAMSHIPS and

Str scythia (Bp. Prothero. oueenstow
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Bound East.

Tugs Resolute, with barges (at II :oi
AND; Suamico, with 3 Cat 40 AND: Har
old. with 4 (at 1905 PAD; Henry Steers
light Cat 10 AND; Honeybrook. with ca
$3.50 PM.
Steam canalboat Marian Cat $50 AND
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and rouR.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
CHAUTAUQUA TO BE HELD
AT AMICITIA HALL

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 1.-THE
annual visit of the Swarthmore
Chautauqua to Pleasant Plains will
be Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of this week at Amicitia Hall. This
chautauqua circuit has been at Pleas
n Plains for the past several years
and has been we'll received on each
occasion. An elaborate program
has been arranged for the three days
when there will be. two performances
given each day. The program for
the first day will include the North
Atlantic artists in a double concert
afternoon and night and a lecture by
Julius Caesar Maybe, on "Original
Pageant" at night.
The entertainment for the second
day will be a double concert by Mar
gerry Smith and the festival four,
afternoon and night and a lecture
by Hon. Charles H. Poole, on 80
cial Redemption" included at night.
For the closing day there will be a
Junior Chautauqua stunt party and
one act play in the afternoon and
the comedy drama, "Cappy Kicks"
at night.
Each day there will be a Junior
chautauqua and on the afternoon OF
the first two days, there will be a
series lecture by the chautauqua sup
~erintendent. Season tickets are be-
ing sold by the members of the .om-
mittee and this years event has
promise of the same success as all
previous occasions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
0 SWORN IN
AS FULL FLEGED COPS

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 14.-Seven-
teen rockies sent to Staten Island on
July is following their graduation
from the police department training
school the night before were yes
terday sworn in as full-f1edged pa
trolmen by Commissioner Enright,
following their completion of six
months probation period.
Eight of these patrolmen are at
tached to the T~ottenville precinct
and include James f. Smith. William
B. O'Connell, Carmine Cangro, Ray
mond L. Merrill, Gustav o. Kenne'
veg, Jacob Prestol, Herman Gutsky
and Charles Holbert.
The others are Victor Copeland,
Frank Zakrzewski. John II. Mahn-
ken, Albert H. Wabe and Joseph
Venditto, of the 65th precinct West
New Brighton; William Linane
Charles W. Voelpel and Matthew l..
Lewandouski, of the 66th precinct,
Stapleton, and Thomas C~osgrove, OF
the 63rd precinct, New Dorp. Cope
land and Linane are Tottenviile
mon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
HAS
BIC MINSTREL
Foresters of America to Re-
peat Show Again Tonight
Many Enjoy Affair

CARTERET Nov. 14-CArteret
Court No. AS. Foresters OF America.
gave thar fall minstrel Perform
ance last night at school M. 2 au-
ditorium here. before an audience
that filled almost every zeal of the
house.
The performance will be repeated
tonight. One Of the chief features
of the evening was the Eureka
Quartet, composed of Roy o.
borne. andrew Crawley. Lenwocd
Hughs and William 2readweil.
they were continuously applauded
and their singing delighted the peo-
pie.
The complete program of last
night and tonight follows:
Part I
Overture-Selected
Prof. Sleckman's Orchestra
Musical Four. 10th, s. Greagor,
NJ. LoEak, Sol Sokolnik.
Somebody ELSE Not Mah"-Herb
Kinch.
Girls of My Dream"-Tom Lough-
lin and Chorus.
Jazzies-Milano Bros.
Part III
"Foresters Circle''
Interlocutor-Louis Peterson.
Endmen-W. Dzrulla, H. Sullivan,
M. Pallay NJ. Harris.
Opening Chorus-Ensemble.
F That's Ham l Believe in Iar-P.
Donahue.
Sweet Indiana Home-H Sullivan.
Stumbling--M. Peterson.
She's Mine. All Mine-M. Harris.
Some Sunny Day-P. Lever
NO" Body Lied-M, Pallay.
There's Only One Pal Aztec ALL
NJ. Shu,telo.
I'm Just Wild About Harry-W.
Dzrulla.
Closing Chorus-Entire Company.
Both performances were given
under the direction of T. J. Lough-
lin, with the assistance Of Professor
Sleckmans orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
TOTTENVILLE

Mrs. C. H. Baldwin. with her
daughter left this morning for home
in California after the past ten
months with her parents, MI. and
Mrs. William Robards, Of Kreisher-
vile. She is being accompanied by
her sister, Miss Gladys Roberds and
Mrs. Alexander Campbell, of Joline
avenue.
Frank White was in Hong Kong,
home-ward bound on S. s. Presi-
dent Taft, which he is chief oiler on.
Mrs. M. A. Palmer and daugher,
Miss Alta Palmer have been visiting
at West Philadelphia.
MI. and Mrs. Byron LaForge.
Mrs. Evelyn Dens. Malcolm Miller
and Albert Random are home after
weeks hunting in Sullivan county.
Patrolman John Reed of the 65
precinct West New Brighton re-
ceived a fracture of the left foot
when thrown from his motorcycle
Sunday night.
Deputy State President Mrs. Alex
,ander Campbell and staff went to
Port Richmond Friday and installed
the officers for Olive Leaf Rebekah
Odd Fellows.
A covered dish supper will be
given by the Ladies Aid and Ep-
worth League of Bethel church to-
night at 6:30 o'clock. A tempting
menu will be served.
Twenty candidates were initiated
by Staten Island Lodge No. S41 r.
+. O.. Elks last night at the club
house in %Stapleton. Detective Ser
geant Gustav Schley and George
Knesel. of Rossville. who Joined the
ball team this season were among
those to On the antlers.
Michael Palmer. of 314 North
Clinton venue Trenton. received a
suspended sentence in the first dis
trict court yesterday by Magistrate
Croak for operating a truck on AM
boy road a restricted thoroughfare.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. James willard d, OF
Manhattan were visitors over the
week end.
Mrs. A. H. Haddock and Mrs. E
M. barrow have been at Ruther-
ford, N j.
Albert Cornell, of Brooklyn, Wis
tied at Little Farms Sunday.
Charles Lyngass has gone to
Jacksonville, Fla, on a business
trip.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Huguenot Reformed church have
arranged for a two nights bazaar to
be held 1T the church November zS
and "a.
A monthly meeting of the Amici-
tia Association will be held tonight
at the club house in Amboy road.
Two bush fires, one at Prince
Bay in the afternoon and the other
at RossviJie last night, called out
the volunteer f1remen at those
nlaces and the paid department of
nongan Hills. There was no dam-
age.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
BOY STRUCK BY AUTO
is SERIOUSLY INJURED

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 14-Mario
Del Crosse. ten years old, son Of MI.
and Mrs. George Del Crosse of 1874
Amboy 1cad, Tottenville, while
playing with a home made pushmo-
bile in kn,boy road near Main
street. was accidently struck n
run down by a truck operated by
John ]. Duke, Of $40 Bay street,
Stapleton, about 7:45 o'clock last
night. The boy was taken to the
Richmond Memorial hospital in a
taxi by Harry Schneider of Yetman
enu where it was foun1 he a
sustained q possible fracture of the
right leg. conclusion OF the brain
and decorations Of the LETT shout
der. He was attended by DR.. Will
der at the hospital and his condi
ton at the hospital this morning
was somewhat improved.
Duke, . chauffeur, driving the
truck for Henry Selznica, of 543
Bay street ,Stapleton, who left the
scene Of the accident snd was
caught after a chase to Richmond
Valley By Herbert Videon. of Ar
thur Kill road on his motorcycle,
was brought back to the office OF
DR.. David Coleman, where the in
jured boy was first taken. He was
placed under arrest by Patrolman
William O. Donnell of the 6Oth pre-
cinct station on a charge of assault.
He was taken to the 65th precinct
station at West New Brighton,
where he was admitted to bail for
his appearance in the second dis
trict court this morning. Duke was
driving east on Amboy road and the
boy was pushing tfI wooden box
continuance along the road toward
his home when hit. He said that he
did not know that he struck the boy
but witnesses say that the tox the
boy was pushing was s~plintered and
flew in the air and the la1 was cast
'pgoI eql 10 v1Is euo o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
THEY ALL CONFESS
TO THIS YOUNG GIRL

MOUNT HOLLY, Nov. 14.-Tak-
ing murder confessions has become
an art for Anna Yoss of this city.
Anna is only 20. yet she is con-
sidered one of the greatest assets
in the office of Ellis Parker. wizard
detective of Burlington county, N. J.
After Parker has arrested a mar
he says to him, go ahead. and tell
this girl all you know"
And most of them do, he adds.
Anna has taken the confessions
of thirteen men charged with muir
der and of more than a hundred
others in the last two years.
She studies each of her cases.
Often she works until two or three
o'clock in the morning on a case
This rosy-cheeked sgAl has seen
life in its barest truths. Yer it has
not shattered her nerves, she says.
In fact, she expresses a liking for
the work. Her kind of work, she
explains, is good for the morals.
"When people hear about the
crimes of life," she declares. they
see that the result is always dis
aStrous,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
SHIP THAT CALLED AID
IS OUT OF DANGER

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 14.-The
Italian steamer, Monte Grappa,
which sent out calls for assistance
from mid-ocean early today. was in
need of no further aid after the
White Star liner Pittsburgh had re-
sponded to the call, according to
radio messages received here. The
Monte Grappa, which left Montreal
on November 4 for Venice. gave her
position as about 1000 miles east of
Halifax, N. s..
The Pittsburgh, bound from New
York for Bremen, changed her
course on picking up the calls and
sent word later that she vas stand
ing by the italian steamer and was
able to handle the situation. The
early messages said the Monte Crap
pa was listing to port in heavy seas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
SOUTH SHORE
ASSN MEETING
Amboy Road Widening, High
School and Ferry Commu-
tati0n Are Discussed

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 1.-THE
widening of Amboy road from New
Dorp to Tottenville, the continue
ton of the Communication over the
municipal ferry, and the matter of
a high school at T~ottenvine were
the principal matters discussed at
the meeting of the South Shore
Protective Association held last
night at lakewood Arms, lakewood
members were present and forty
six new members were enrolled,
that included Mayor John F. Hylan.
Commissioner of Plants and Struc-
lures Grover S. Whalen, Commits
.sioner of Education John e. Bowe
and Assistant Commissioner of Pub
lie Works, John j. O'Rourke. Aug
ustus Gs Marscher, of Prince Bay,
president of the association was in
the chair and presided throughout
the session.
The association went on record
at this time as opposed to the wild
ening Of Amboy road and a resolu-
ton was passed to that effect with
a substitute of the extension of the
Southfield boulevard A hearing on
the matter will be held before the
Board of Estimate and Apportion-
ment on December 1 and a large
VI meInDSIS Will dILtuu
at city hall at that time. D. Nc
Allister Mayne and William Van
Velsen the committee on the high
school gave a lengthy report of
their communications with Mayor
Hylan. Borough President Lynch
and Commissioner Bowe in the mat
ter, and showing data that there are
at present about 400 pupils attend
ing Curtis High school and other
schools in the vicinity that could
form the high school here.
In the matter of the continuation
of the ferry Communication it was
made known that a resolution was
presented by Comptroller Craig to
the sinking fund on October 5 for
the Communication to be continued
for another year.. 1t was then sent
to the committee of the whole and
is now lying dormant with that
body. Robert T. Cone chairman of
the committee in charge of that af-
fair has addressed a letter to the
sinking fund for a hearing on the
matter so as to bring the matter up
again for settlement. The extern
sion of the trackless trolley to other
sections in the fifth ward particu-
larly the Prince Bay and Annadale
sections also came~up for discus
sion. The next meeting of the as
ISOLATION will be held at Rossville
on November 81.