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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
PARTY
FOR SHOW DIRECTOR

A farewell party was gwen Rus
sell B. Rowland, director of "kath-
leen" at the home of Mr. AMI Mrs,
Clifford Pfeiffer, in Metuchen, Wed
nesday night by the executive com
mittee of the Girls Club. Miss La
Verne De Hamm, president,
in behalf of the cast, presented Mr..
Rowland with a handsome leatce,
wallet and Miss Hazel Brogger, ac-
companist with a gold piece as a
token of appreciation.
The guests included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Crowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam CARTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
johnson, Mr.. and Mr.. r. v. Affler-
bach, Mr.. and Mrs. Fenby Scott, and
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Pfeiffer.
Misses Eleanor and Hazel Brogger,
Ruth Jacobson, Florence Kane, Amy
Riddlestorffer, Ruth Macan, La
Verne De Hamm, Jane, Myrtle and
Helen Warren, Cora Jensen, Edythe
Gallagher, Dorothy Murdoch, Ger.
trude Cheshire, Amy Drysdale and
Muriel Haney. Messrs. Ellwood
johnson, Clayton Clark, Leon Mer-
rill, Willard Thiel, Harold Larson,
Louis Bartha, Leon Roth, Robert
Klause, Edward Cheshire, John
Stocked and Russell B. Rowland.
In Wednesdays account of the
final performance of kathleen"
the names of those comprising three
groups were inadvertently omitted,
the groups being as follows:
Dance O'Mania
Miriam Hart, Marion Blanchard,
Grace Foster, Florence Kane, Eliza
beth Medusky, Eleanor Brogger,
Anna Jensen, Cora Jensen, Emma
Sanford, Florence Hughes, Sadie
Martin. Rose Cerbo.
By-HeckS
Helen Schultz, Elizabeth Bartha,
Alice Bjork, Margaret Flynn, Claire
Medusky, Elizabeth Scibinski, Fan
ME Gilman, Marie Kilmurray, Helen
Kehrer, Fimmie Drysdale, Edna
Widerstrom, Emma Johnson, Ruth
Mcleod, Anna Siskind, Alice Jor-
gensen, Blanche Jergensen, Flor
ence Blum, Peggy Ullman, Gussie
Weiner, Sarah Bender, Mary Huff,
Irene Beatty. Gladys Blum, Sadie
Fishkoff.
"Dance My Ladies'
Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Barbara
Mcleod, Ella Brown, Dorothy Van
Dusen. Jane Warren, Amy Drys-
dale, Marie Robbins, Jeanette Fir
field, Franklin Brehme. John Mac
William, Clayton Clark, Jr., Ralph
Hanna, Paul Rasmussen, Chris Mil
Ter, William C. Yarnall, Frank
Sibley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
DANCE GREAT SUCCESS
FOR LEGION POST

The annual dance of the American
Legion was held last night in Junior
hall and was a wonderful success
both financially and socially, being
attended by a crowd of about SOC
people.
The success of the affair was due
mainly to the work of the com.
mittee, under the direction OF
Thomas Kane and the assistance of
the ladies' auxiliary, who took care
Of the decorating and the refresh
ments.
The affair last night was the first
time the legion held a masquerade
and civic ball in quite some time,
but it is expected that after last
nights affair, dances of this kind
will be the usual thing.
Three prizes were awarded to
those wearing costumes. n OF
which was awarded to John Zorro,
who won third prize, wearing the
most comical gentlemen's costume,
that of a tramp. The other prizes
were awrded to Miss Amy Drysdale,
who won first prize, she wearing a
costume representing a Turkish
dance queen, and the second prize
to Mrs. Peterson. VINO led the pro
cession of contestants about the
floor. wearing a costume represent
ing Miss Liberty.
Among the other contestants We're
several tramps-the Gold Dust
twins, Happy Hooligan. clowns and
various other costumes, which made
up a line that stretched the four
corner of the hall.
This music, which was furnished
by Larson's orchestra, held the
crowd until a late hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC HEAD
FILES ELECTION ACCOUNT

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 1.-The
middlesex County Democratic organ
ization through the chairman filed
this morning in the county clerks
office an expense account of the re-
cent election campaigns. The list of
contributors follows: j. p. Kirkpat-
rick, $4,000; Democratic County
club, $500: e. j. O'Connor, $500;
James j. Flynn, 5000; B. M. Cannon,
5000; George w. Pressler, $3.50;
William +. McCloskey, $3.50; Fred
w. DeVoe, Andrew Wright and
James Murray SIPS each. Contri-
buttons of 500 were received from
Thomas Hagerty, Charles Green
valid, Robert Macan, Nathan Rob-
bins, Frank Diner, Peter H. S. Hem
drick and Walter Rielley. William
H. Harkins contributed SIS. The
following $50 donations are inciud-
ed: Charles J.. Sullivan, George Lit
~terest, Joseph LOMBARD, William
Szymbarsky, John Runyon, William
G.. Howell, G. A. Mccormick, Jr.,
James Nelson, George Algair, Ed
ward Brady and Alvin Fox.
The following have contributed
SIS each: Henry Klein, John l..
Schnitzler, William H. Mansfield,
Theodore Cohn, George S. McLau.h-
i'm, Frank lex, william Aptor, Fred
erick Wage, Michael Kurwin and
Edward p. Danah.
Klemner Kalteissen contributed
$40 and the following gave $40 con-
tributions: A. C. Streitwolf, b. A.
Howley, Clarence p. Lyons, Sather-
inc Byrne, DR.. c. Z. Salisbury, Harry
Silverstein. J. NJ. Kroeger, Bernard
Axel, William Danberry, Dr.. G.. T.
Apologize, Samuel Coin, George
Wygel and Philip Bremmer.
The expenses of the organizations
were: Telephone $57; postake
~$1S7.45; automobile hire $209.50;
tour of county, lunch and Stephens
Galaida for meals S101.25; New
Brunswick Board Of Education for
hall hire $50 John Coslag, for
music S55: Montalvo for hall, SOS;
Mrs. B. Stoppe. $206.25 for lunches;
clerical help s414.50; New Bruins
wick Printing Company s61 New
Brunswick Sign Company $3.50; The
Morris Press $179.50; Axen Press SIS:
entertainment, halls, fire works
throughout the county $7S1.54;
stationery ~s152.35; newspaper adver-
Using $752.98; pay for 22S watchers
at polls, $3.50.
The account shows a balance in
treasury of Spills.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
PROGRESSIVE
BLOC ATTEMPT
Leaders of Movement Meet
Today In Washington
May Mean Third Party
N

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The
movement to organize a progress
sive bloc" in congress took definite
form today at a conference behind
closed doors attended by more than
a score of senators and represen-
tativeS of the present and next
congress d.
Their meeting was preliminary to
a general conference tomorrow of
national progressive leaders.
The executive meeting today
opening the two day conference was
called by Senator La Toilette, Re-
publican, of Wisconsin, and Rep
resentative Huddleston, Democrat.
Of Alabama. 1t was regarded in
some quarters as the germ of a pos
sible thiE1 party movement, but
Senator La Toilette disclaimed any
Intention to break up present party
lines.
Agriculture and labor were the
principal elements represented at
today's opening conference.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
THANKSGIVING
SERVICE HELD
Rev. Mr.. HeyIiger Is Preacher
$500 Raised for Home
for Aged

freedom, financial prosperity, ma
tional peace, prohibition and the
present of christianity among ou..
people, were some of the items
mentioned yesterday IN the sermon
preached by the Rev. pesmo.d
Heyliger, at the protestant churches
union Thanksgiving service in the
Simpson NJ. e. church as some OF
the things we have to be thankful
for To-Day. Although a large num-
Der were present, the congregation
was not as large IS IN other years.
The collection, amounting to s109,
was presented to the Home for the
Aged, a custom that is followed
every year
The order of service follows:
Processional-"Come Ye Thankful
People," Congregation.
Presidents Proclamation, Rev.
Frederick Niedermeyer.
Prayer, Rev. Robert Schlotter.
Anthem, Senior Choir.
Responsive reading, Rev. Wilbert
Westcott.
Ofering-Home for the Aged.
Anthem THE Masters CALL
Junior Choir.
Hymn-"Lord, While for All Man
kind" Congregation.
Sermon, Rev. Desmond Heyliger.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Congre-
cation.
In his sermon, Rev. Mr.. Heyliger
emphasized the things for which
America should be thankful. Among
these we're: Freedom from the ties
of Europe, financial prosperity,
namely fine crops; a national peace
while the war clouds are hanging
low over Europe; national prohibl-
ton of the liquor traffic.
He declared that congress since
the election, vas more dry than be-
fore and that the only wet senator
to replace a dry one Is the one from
e Jersey, and that the whole state
should be ashamed over the record
of the last election. He held that
the eighteenth amendment is a
part of the constitution and will
be repealed. The finer, more
important aus for thankfulness ts
the presence of Christianity of our
people and the power of transform
ing human lives, Rev. Mr.. Heyliger
said.
Rev. Mr.. Heyliger then went into
considerable detail concerning the
way Christianity results in right
living, than that of any other
faith. He made an appeal for in
creased loyalty on the part of the
church members of today In ci-s-
Ing Rev MI Heyliger used with
considerable power the poem.
God Give Us Men"
thanksgiving was generally obser-
we'd in the other churches il the
city. There was holy communion
and an address by the rector, Rev.
w. Northey Jones, at st. Peters
Episcopal church at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning.
At st. Mary's church a special
mass was said for the departed
members of the Holy Name Society,
Members of the society attended in
a body.
There were also services at Our
Saviour's Danish Lutheran church
Of which Rev. v. B. Skov is the
pastor and at st. Stephens Danish
Lutheran church of which Rev. Sy.
Kjaer is the pastor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
Honor Ellen Cahiu

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cahill of viii?
locks Lane, entertained a number of
friends at their home last night in
honor of the fourteenth birthday of
their daughter Ellen. Miss Aagot
Cahill gave several piano selections
and Miss Irene Duzabay entertained
with several vocal solos. Refresh
ments were served.
The guests included: Misses Cath
crime Freeman, Madeline Dali, Clair
Donovan, Bertha Gadek, Antoinette
Massopust, Mary Lund, Helen Bar
chaski, Marie Richart, Irene Duza-
bay, Catherine Gallant, Julia NAL
lett, Clara and Julia Cahill and
Madeline Merwin; Messrs. Chester
Fleetwood, Francis Kennedy. Purdey
Mallett, Edward Gallant, Richard
Duzabay, Wilbur Knudson and
Christopher Lund. Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
hill, Mrs. Gallant. Mrs. Jacques, Mrs.
Viola Medwin, James Westcott and
James McClung.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
PUBLIC SCHOOL
NEEDS OUTLINED

TRENTON, Dec. State Educa-
ton Commissioner Enright, at the
annual convention of the State Fed
Grafton of District Boards of Educa<
ton, today said additional sources
of revenue must be found to main
tain the efficiency of the public
school system now costing S44, 000,-
900 annually to operate. The COM
missioner declared the tax must not
be on realty already bearing an
enormous share of taxation. He re-
ferred to the $500, 100000 of non
taxable state, county and municipal
bonds held by investors. The COM
missioner said the question. how
ever, is n for economists primarily
and not educators.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
CONCERT PROVES
GREAT SUCCESS
81. Stephens Auditorium
Crowded for Big German
Musical Event Here

Over 1900 people filed every avail.
able space of the auditorium We'd
nesday night to attend the concert
of the Perth Amboy Maennerchor.
the first complete event since the be-
ginning of the war. Henry Deter
ing, president of the German singing
society, in a brief address stated that
this was the first opportunity since
the clouds against German activities
have passed, to enjoy a postwar
celebration.
The program opened with 1.-THE
Star Spangled Banner" Perth Ann
boy Maennerchor sang. 1.-The Heimat
am Rhein." John keller, baritone
of Elizabeth, sang THE Prologue
from Pagliacci," assisted by Karl
kapp at the piano. The Ladies
Mozart Singing Society of Newark,
with Mrs. Lillian Kress as soloist,
pleased the audience with THE
Valse." and 1.-THE Belfry Warden's
Daughter" Hans Hansen of the IT.
wing Place Theatre, New York, gave
a recitation. The Frem Singing So
ciety. The Brahms String Quartet,
the A. G.. V. of Elizabeth and M. G.
v. Aurora. of New York. and the
Piainfield German Singing Society,
also appeared on the program.
Mrs. Stanley P. Rostkowski, So
prano of this city, sang THE Nymprs
and Fawns," being assisted by MI.
Rostkowski at the piano.
Dancing followed, to the tunes of a
first class dance orchestra.
A. ladies' committee consisting of
Mrs. H. lettering, Mrs. j. Wagner,
Mrs. H. Grundmann, Mrs. j. Masso-
pust, Mrs. H. Weigand, Mrs. III.
Kuhne. r. Schneider and X. Schnei-
der, were in charge OF contesting n
needle work set for the benefit of
a poor woman in New York, who
made the set herself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
BANDITS FIRE FORT WORTH;
SACK POST OFFICE; CAUGHT

FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec. l.
First setting fire to the business dis
trict, bandits robbed the postoffioe
at Brownfeld, Perry county, of cur
rency. silver and stamps. Thanksgiv-
ing noon, according to information
received here today. While the fire
spread the bandits battered their
way into the p~ostoffice, smashed the
cash drawer and then fed as citizens
assembled to fight the fire. Later a
posse reached the bandits and ar-
rested two of the gang, recovering
some OF the money. This is the Sec
ond time the town has been set afire
by bandits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
COWS CELEBRATE

Two cows. evidently realizing that
yesterday was their off day, mas
much as turkeys, chickens. geese.
ducks, ETC., were all the go, went
out yesterday and celebrated
Thanksgiving. Their celebration
lasted past midnight. the hour end
Ing the holiday. The reason for
this is explained by their fear that
their owners greed might result in
their passing out.
The COWS were found wandering
In the southern section of the city
about 1880 o'clocl, this morning
and they were taken to Liddle &
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
SMOKESI IN BED
CAUSESF|RE

A constant cigarette user was re
sponsible for the calling out of the
fire department about midnight last
night. Inability to do without smok-
ing even while in bed resulted in a
bed on the third floor of the build
ing at 765 State street catching fire
on this occasion. The damage was
estimated at $40. M. Rosett is the
owner of the building and the alarm
was turned in by Mike Peliman of
767 State street from box 81 at State
and Wayne streets. Officer William
Seiboth made the report of the fire
and he was assisted at the scene by
Sergeant John Larson and Officers
James Nolan and Steve Grega.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
Letters of Administration

NEW BRUNSWICK, xDec. l.
Letters of administration were is
sued today to Katie Rucki of Perth
Amboy. on the estate of her hus-
band. who died Sept. SO. He left
$500 in personal estate.
Mrs. Rucki secured recently, let
ters Of administration ad prosequen-
dunn to start a court action against
the United New Jersey Railroad ar d
Canal Company and the P~ennsylva-
MIA Railroad for the loss Of her HIS
band, Andrew. who, it is alleged.
was killed through the negligence OF
these companies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
GIRL ATTACKED,
ISFOUND DEAD

EAST RUTHERFORD, Dec. IL
The body of a Polish girl about
nineteen years old, who had been
beaten and strangled to death, was
found today near q greenhouse at
Wellington by a florists employee.
County Physician A. r. Ogden
said her jaw was broken and her
body mutilated.
Julius Roehr. owner Of the green
house. said he heard three shots
and the of a woman about
10 o'clock last night and went out
and investigated but did not find
anything.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
SEES RISING
TIDE Of EXPORTS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The ris-
ing tide of American exports appears
to be underway, according to a state
ment today by DIR. julius Klein, dt-
rector of the bureau of foreign and
domestic commerce of the depart
ment of commerce. who declared
that the factors entering into this
country's foreign trade 'portend a
favorable future"
The director asks that the total of
1872, 100000 in imports in October
the largest since March, 1921, marh
a progressive increase and shows the
trend definitely upwards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
Metro Club to Meet

The regular meeting of the Metro
Social Club will be held tonight in
the Western Improvement Associa-
ton hall in Brace avenue Final
arrangements will be made for the
| N dance to be held in the West
ern Improvement hall tomorrow
night. Members and their friends
are invited to attend this affair.
Music for the dancing will be fur
nished by Hollander's orchestra.
Arthur Ritter is chairman assisted
by Miss Dorothy Sandbeck, Miss
Miriam Lear, Charles loft and Hans
Miles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
TO HAVE CHURCH FAIR

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Swedish Congregational church have
arranged for a fair to be held at the
church in Gordon street tomorrow
night commencing at 8 o'clock. There
will be a number of fancy and useful
articles offered for sale. besides cof-
fee and cake will be sold. Mrs. O.
Olsen. president of the society is at
the head of the arrangement com
mittee and she is being assisted by
the other officers and members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
DANCE TONIGHT AT
THE PARISH HOUSE

Everything is in readiness for the
Harvest dance to be held under the
direction of the Young Mems Club,
in the Parish House tonight. An ex-
cellent musical program has been
arranged by the Society Syncopators
for the evening. Tickets are selling
fast and a record crowd is expected.
The committee in charge consists
of George Knoblock, Ronald Kleck-
ner and William Horley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
SYNAGOGUE MORTGAGE
BURNED AT CEREMONY
CONTINUED from page u

as he made his way to the speakers
table. 1t was he who, officiated at
the ceremony of dedication of Beth
Mordecai synagogue twenty-five
years ago. He described his first
trip through Staten Island making
the Journey to Perth in about four
hours He was then a youth, with
whiskers, he said, much to the
amusement of the listeners.
Thankful that he was able to cell
citrate the twenty-fifth anniversary
Mr.. Wise also sized an additional
topic, describing his European trip,
his visit to the Jewish land, Erez
Israel He told of their need OF
love of people of the rest of the
world, besides money and clothes,
and told of the pathetic plight of
the Hebrews in other parts of the
world .
Mine million out of fourteen
million Jews, dwell in regions of the
east. They need justice, upbuilding
and a future" said MI. Wise, land
it is Jul duties to the European
brothers to assist them"
Mr.. Wise also spoke of the lib
eral, orthodox and others of the
Jewish faith urging them to unite,
to forget the groups. and remain
faithful to the Jewish faith, first,
last and always, aside from the fact
that the real Jewish religion offers
no reward, no promises and asks:
Ye shall be holy.
Moral fitness. moral living and
morality" ended Mr.. Wise, lis the
only way to show our Judaic quail
ties in to any attacks thai
may come upon us"
After the talk Mr.. Wise hurried
back to New York, and an Or
chestra furnished music for the
dancing that lasted past midnight.
The list of officers of the congre-
cation at present follows:
Officers of Congregation
Sigmund Splitter, president; Max
Goldberger, vice president; Samuel
L. Wagner, treasurer; Samuel A
Mandel, secretary.
Board of Trustees
Jacob Kreielsheimer, Joseph L
Klein, Charles Saffron, Albert Leon.
Board of Education
M. l.. Goldberger, Max Klein, Ma
Cast, Samuel Mandel, Samue
Tucker, William Gross.
Officers OF the Sisterhood
Mrs. j.. Kreielsheimer, president
Mrs. L. I. Block, vice president; Mrs
H. Philo, treasurer; Mrs. l. Esberg
financial secretary; Mrs. N. Leicht'
man. recording secretary.
Committee on Arrangements
Albert Leon, chairman; Jacoi
Kreielsheimer, Jacob Goldberger
Charles Saffron, Adolph G~reenbaum
Joseph L. Klein.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
CITY BRIEFS

Albert Macarthur, thirty years
old, of State street, while at work
on the city dock Wednesday after
noon, was struck in the mouth by a
plank and had four teeth loosened.
He wa sattended by DR.. Tyrrell and
lated went to his home. Macarthur
is employed by Hugh Gallagher.
The members of the Perth Amnoy
Caledonian club have arranged TO
attend the funeral of Mrs. Agnes
Henderson tomorrow afternoon. They
will meet at the club rooms at 2:30
o'clock and from there go to the
house,
Owing to the fact that the Board
Of Education at q meeting some
time ago moved that there be no
school sessions the day following
Thanksgiving, the local school chill
dren are enjoying a short vacation
The results of the annual drive
of the American Red Cross, which
came to a close yesterday, will be
announced at a later date as return;
from many of the plants and fac
tories have not yet been made.
The regular session of the loca
district court was not held yester'
day on account of the holiday.
The issuing 'of the new 1928 Ii
cense plates to a n wa!
started this morning at the office o
Max Gibian in Madison avenue
AS in former years the Salvation
Army will again start its regulal
plan of collecting funds for the kid
dies Christmas dinner. through tn
e.1orts of Santa Claus, who will
start work tomorrow on the NAH
streets.
A fire on the meadows south O
the Lehigh Valleys docks this morn
ing in the vicinity of what is know!
as the Stakes" gave rise that sew
eral of the barges tied up Their
were burning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
ARREST METUCHEN MAN

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. L.
James Bazorok, of Metuchen was
arrested this morning at the in
stance Of Night Waterman Phillips
of the College Farm. where Bazorok
acted suspiciously about the grounds.
At the time of his srrest. it is al
legged, a newborn baby was found
In the bag which he was CARRYING
Coroner Hobart and County Physi-
04an Suydam will investigate the
AmAtter. while Bazorok - held pend
~ 1ztanz1ee s~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
LIVESTOCK SAVED
IN HOPELAWN FIRE

HOPELAWN. Dec. IA calf and
COW were saved late yesterday af-
ternoon when a fire of unknown
origin destroyed the barn of Steve
Furgosh. on Laurette street. The
Ford and Keasbey fire departments
prevented the spreading of blaze
in spite of the h~andicaps. by not
having a long enough hose, to con-
meet with the nearest fire by
drants.
The damage is estimated at $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01

The Girls Club will be the guests
of the Woman's Club at their resu-
lar meeting to be held in the Pres
byterian chapel, Monday evening at
8 o'clock. Miss Bobby" Besler the
impersonator will be the entertainer
for the evening. All members Of
the club who have not secured their
membership cards, should do so at
once as no one will be admitted
without their card Monday night,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
Get Ready for Bazaar

The Philathea Society are COM
pleting arrangements for their bazar
to be hold in the lecture room of
the church, on Tuesday night, De-
cember s.. Booths will be erected
for fancy articles, aprons, candy,
etc. The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
church will have charge of one
booth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
SEEK BANDIT
FOR MURDER

MOONSOCKET, r. l., Dec. l.
Isidore Guilbault, wounded in n
shoulder and carrying two revolvc
with the announced purpose not to
be taken alive, vas sought by the
police today as the murderer of
Alfred e. Groschet, a grocer If
Blackstone, Mass, who was shot
down in his shop Wednesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
Donations for Cafeteria

The following donations were re-
ceived at the MONDAY luncheon held
in the "Y" Wednesday. Cake-Mrs.
T. ], Reimers, Mrs. Morgan Larson.
Mrs. George Sharp and Mrs. George
Fithian. Pie-Miss Emily Trout;
fudge, Miss M. P. Meade; pickles,
olives and jelly-Mrs. liver Larsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
IRISH BILL PASSES

LONDON, Dec. 1.-(By The AS
ISOLATED Press)LThe Irish situation
bill passed unamended today through
the committee stage in the House
of Lords. 1t will not, however, re-
ceive it's third and final reading
until Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01
plan Christmas Sale

The Sewing Circle Of the Danish
M. e. church will hold q Christmas
sale in the basement OF the church
Wednesday. December 6. There will
be booths for aprons, fancy articles
and candy. Mrs. Louis Nilsson is
chairman of the affair.