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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
INVITE PUBLIC
TO EXERCISES
Annual Hospital Commence
ment Tomorrow Night in
High School

The commencement exercises of
The Perth Amboy City Hospital
training school. which will be held
in the high school auditorium tomor-
row night, promise TO be the most
enjoyable ever conducted here as
unusually fine musical program has
been arranged in conjunction with
the speechmaking. High class mu-
steal artists have been secured for
the occasion by the committee from
the Board OF Governors of the hos
pital in charge Of the preparations.
While Invitations have been given
the graduate nurses for the relatives
and friends, the public is cordially
invited to attend. no invitations be-
ing necessary. All are urged to be
in their seats at Sis when the pro-
gram commences so as TO be able to
enjoy the entire program from be-
ginning to end.
The annual commencement exer-
cises of the local hospital training
school have become one of the few
big civic vents of the year and the
turnout is always so large that the
seating capacity of the auditorium
IS taxed to its maximum. The in
terest taken by the residents of this
city In the welfare of the hospital
aud the future OF the nurses who
graduate from 1t is plainly shown
by these large attendances.
A delightful musical program,
consisting of vocal, piano and violin
selections will be presented by the
following talented artists: Mrs. Mol
lie Chaplin Ely, Mrs. Lester NJ.
White. Maxwell MacMichael. Stanley
Potter and Miss Ethel Killian.
Others taking part in the exer-
cises in addition to MOnsignor Will
liam p. Cantwell. at St. Mary's r.
c. church, who viii deliver the grad
uation address are: Rev. w. Northey
Jones, rector of st. Peters church;
Mayor William c. Wilson. DIR. John
@. Wilson, dean OF the hospital staff,
Sidney Riddlestorffer. president of
the Perth Amboy City Hospital As
sociaticn, w. Parker Runyon. mem
Der of the Board of Governors; DR..
Martin s. Meinzer. member of the
staff, and Rev. Robert Schlotter.
pastor of the Grace English Luther
an church.
Members of the Phi Sigma Soro-
rity will act as ushers during the
night and the seat committee con-
sists of Harry E. Comings. William
II. Pullen and Irwin X. SOlt.
There are two members in this
years graduating class, Miss Anna
Timko and Miss Mary Hazel Stock
tom. At the conclusion of the ex-
ercises the floor will be cleared of
chairs and an informal dance and
reception enjoyed. music being fur
nished by Abel Larson's orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
TWO WORKHOUSE SENTENCES
IN RECORDERS COURT

Two workhouse sentences were
imposed by Recorder Harold E.
Pickersgill in the police court this
morning. William j.. Austen, forty
one year aid who gave his address
as Philadelphia, and his occupa-
ton as that Of a printer. was sem
fenced to ninety days in the work.
house on 4 charge of vagrancy. The
compliments were Patrolmen Mich
ael Fitzpatrick and Charles Jorgen-
sen, who picked Austen up while
on plain clothes duty last night.
Steve Durako. forty-six years old
OF 294 Jefferson street, received a
similar sentence when arrested by
Patrolman Michael Patten accused
Of drunk and disorderly conduct.
Tony Hasler. forty-one. a fire.
man on the dredge Gillespie. was
before the our on a charge of
threatening Angelo Monhega also on
the dredge. with a knife. Hasler
was taken into custody by Patrol
man Arthur Petersen yesterday. but
the complainant in the case failed to
appear in court this morning and
the recorder dismissed the case.
Viola Merwin, twenty-three. of
willock's lane was brought in by
Marshal Daniel J. Dwyer this MORN
ing on a charge of obtaining money
under false ~pretenses. Mrs. Agnes
johnson, of 348 High street. made
the accusation. The case was ad-
tourned until June 16.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
MOST uTIGATED CASE
IS FINALLY DECIDED

What is considered the most It'll
gated case ever tried in the district
court of this city wherein Fred
erick r. Wilson. was the plaintiff
and Jacob Phi. Goldsmith. the de-
PENDANT. Is nearing its final deter
mination. The latest development
is a decision of Vice Chancellor
Fielder Just handed down denying
the motion made by Harry Castel-
baum, of Newark. as attorney for
Jacob S. Karkus, an attorney of this
city to dismiss the bill filed by Mr..
Goldsmith against Messrs. Wilson.
karkus and Harkins.
About two years g a judgment
was rendered by a jury in the dis
trict court in favor of Wilson
against Goldsmith. and upon appeal
taken to the supreme court Gold
smith filed a bond with the district
court to secure the payment of
wilson's Judgment. The appeal was
dismissed and Wilson again sued on
the bond. this time In the New
Brunswick district court and again
recovered judgment. Execution was
Issued and a levy made on moneys
of Goldsmith or deposit in the
Perth Amboy Trust Company. An
appeal from the judgment was
taken to the supreme court and af-
firmed.
Thereafter a new trial was granted
to Jacob Phi. Goldsmith in the local
court and a final judgment render
ed in his favor. Wilson in the
meanwhile had executed and deliv-
a release to him.
An attempt was made by Karkus
to collect the moneys which were
levied on in the trust company,
he had an assignment from
Wilson of the judgment he had pro-
in the Perth Amboy district
court. The bill in chancery was then
filed against Wilson, Karkus and
Harkins, the latter being the SER
geant at arms of the New Bruns-
wick district court to restrain them
from enforcing the execution and
the levy of the moneys.
A temporary injunction was grant
ed by Vice Chancellor Fielder
against these defendants. A motion
was then made by the defendant
Mr.. Karkus to strike out the COM
in chancery for various e
sons, which the vice chancellor just
denied. Henry X. Golenbock, of
Wight, Wight & Golenbock and
George J. Miller appeared for Gold
smith, George R.. Morrison for Har-
kins, and Harry Castelbaum for
Karkus. Wilson has defaulted in
the bill and a decree pro
confesso has been entered against
him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
EVENT FOR WOMEN AT
THE W0MEN'S COLLEGE

An event of great interest and i'm
portsnce to every club woman OF
New Jersey will take place at New
Brunswick tomorrow afternoon
when the presentation of Federation
Science hall to the New Jersey State
College Tor Wome.. will occur.
Feeling that the time had come
when the state of New Jersey
should provide an institution for the
higher education of her girls, women
from all ever the state directed their
efforts toward the realization of this
idea. This, the result, that the
New Jersey state College for Women
is no longer a dream, but a vivid
reality. The accomplishment has
taken years of tireless endeavor. but
has been splendidly worth while and
tomorrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock
Mrs. Arthur B.. Proal. president or
tie New Jersey State Federation
oi Woman's Clubs will present to n
college, Federation science hall. the
gift Of the state federation and Will
unveil the portrait of Mrs. Charles
r. Yardley, the federation's first
president. Dean Mabel Douglass, in
behalf of the college. will receive
both gifts. At this time the Daugh-
ters of the Revolution will present
a beautiful American flag
The formal program will be fol-
lowed by 3 reception and h stu
dents will he glad TO escort their
guests around the grounds and
buildings. 1t is interesting to know
that the students. themselves ave
in many ways contributed toward
financial advancement of their alma
mater. Many clubs are planning to
give scholarships or have already
done so. The faculty of Rutgers
College is the faculty of the Wo"
mans College as we'll. Seven Perth
Amboy girls, graduates of the local
high school are numbered among
the students. Miss Irene Nielsen,
graduates this year; Misses 1rma
HiIsdorf. Elsie Goldberger. MAY
Mandel, Alice Gade, Natalie Loder
and Rose Galaida are undergrad
yates.
The woman's Club of Perth Am
boy have contributed towards both
building and portrait funds and no
doubt thu club will be well repre-
sented at the exercises of this in
stltutio
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
MAN SHOOTS SELF
AT SOUTH PLAINFlELD

NEW BRUNSWICK, June Tn
formation has reached here regard
ing an attempted suicide hat took
place at South Plain1eld last Thurs
day. According TO the story heard
here, Stanley Lipman, twenty-one
years old, of Park venue. South
Plainfeld. shot himself above the
heart and is in the Plainheld hos
pital in serious condition. 1t Is ex-
pected, however, that he will re-
cover.
Chief of Police Mccarthy. who is
investigating the occurrence and
who may make In arrest following
Lipman's recovery. said he had
established an unfortunate love at
fair asthe reason for Lipman's at
tempt to end his life. The youne
. man is said to have been thrown
| over by a New Hampshire girl. The
suicide attempt took place near the
| county line but was taken over by
the South Plainfield authorities and
was not reported here until yester.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
FESTIVAL TONIGHT

Everything is in readiness for the
festival and dance to be given UNI
der the direction of the Catholic
Daughters of America tonight. on
the Knights of Columbus home.
Fred O'Brien's orchestra has ar
ranged a delightful musical pro-
gram for the evening.
The committee in charge of the
dancing has many surprise features
in store for everyone. Cards will
be played on the veranda of the
home, while the ever popular peanut
jab will be in vogue. Ice cream
and cake will be served on the lawn
which is being turned into a Japa-
nese garden. Dainty maids in white
will act as fioaters. Tickets may be
procured from any member of the
committee or at the door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
MISSION SOCIETIES
AT UNION SESSION

The first union meeting of the
Foreign and Home Missionary So
cieties of the First Presbyterian
church was held yesterday after
noon in the chapel of the church.
There were about fifty women pres
emit. Owing to the inclemency OF
weather, Miss Campbell, who was
scheduled TO speak before the So
ciety, was unable to do so.
Papers on THE Philippines were
read by Miss Helena Wright. Mrs.
Frank Dorsey read a paper on
Porto Rico Mrs. Rufus Hosking
gave a vocal solo accompanied by
Mrs. william Hesser. Mrs Frederick
Niedermeyer and Mrs. Frank Dor
sey gave a vocal duet. A social fine
followed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
PATCO CLUB DANCES
AT SEWAREN CLUB

About two hundred people at
tended the dance given by the
Patco Club at the Sewaren Land
and Water Club last night. Employ
es. officers and directors OF the City
National Bank and the Perth Am
boy Savings Bank were the honored
guests OF the evening.
Ricci's orchestra played for the
dancing. Frank Sherman entertain
ed with songs and stories while
Linnea Hartman gave several violin
selections. Refreshments were
served during the evening by the
committee in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
PERSONAL

Miss Rose Sacarob, OF Toronto.
Canada. is visiting her cousin. Miss
Ida Sacarny. of Oak street. Before
leaving for her home she will visit
friends and relatives IN New York.
Brooklyn and Haverhn, Mass.
Miss Irene Warter leaves today
for Springfield. Mass, where she will
attend the commencement exercises
at Springfield College.
A daughter. Clara Rose. was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +. Vogel. of
Broad street. Mrs. Vogel was for
merly Miss Anna r. Clark.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Isadore Kaufman. of Division street,
Yesterday morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
HOLD AUTOPSY Il
ON BOYS BODY
Home Inmates Death Due to
Weak Heart Rather Than
Blow Struck

NEW BRUNSWICK, June lin
accordance with the orders of Pros
ecutor Joseph E. Stricken. DR.. John
l.. Suydam, county physician. per-
formed an autopsy on the body OF
Mike Porlotti. the Jamesburg state
home inmate who died on Sunday
afternoon following an alteration
with another boy. yesterday and
confirmed his opinion that Poriottfs
death came a. the result Of heart
trouble rather thar from the blows
alleged to have been struck by
Harry P~odlepchak.
The hoy died soon after he fell
unconscious during a disagreement
with Podlepchak. A fist fight had
been in progress. /. was shown. aid
the deceascJ lad dropped to the
ground after a few punches had
been exchanged. DIR Suydam'e cx-
animation, however. leaves 40 doubt
that death was from natural &uses.
Podlepchak u still under the sur
VIGILANCE of the home authorities
and will remain In custody within
the home until the case has besn ~
viewed by the grand jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
list Of AMERICAS WAR
DEAD REACHES HOME

NEW YORK. June 7.-Sixty-four
dag draped caskets. bearing the last
of Americas war dead 10 be brought
back from Somme, reached here to-
day and were placed upon ar army
pier in Brooklyn. Services will be
held on Sunday and then the bodies
will be sent TO relatives for final
funerals.
All the other dead will remain In
France. Three hundred and seventy
six men also were aboard. and fifty
brides.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
L0DER TO
4 BE GRADUATED

Among those who will receive the
degree of Doctor of Medicine at the
one hundred and sixty-eighth COM
mencement of Columbia University,
which takes place today, is Joseph
Ioder of this city. DIR. Loder, who
IL a graduate of the local high
school class Of 1915. expects to
serve an internship of two years at
Newark City Hospital, beginning
IuEx
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07

Pnne Is Not We'll

ROME, June IA breakdown fs
threatening the robust constitution
o. Pope Plus XII, and his friends
are deeply concerned over his
health, according TO report.
The Pope last week suffered an
attack OF collie, and or being sum-
moned DIR. Amici insisted the Pope
must follow a stringent regimen.
The doctor went to the Vatican
kitchens and instructed the chefs
how to prepare the patients food.
The Pope was used to open air
life before and during the war. and
his friends are emphasizing the i'm
p~ortance Of a change from the vol
untary seclusion of the Vatican.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
Card Party Tomorrow Night

Mrs. Frank Rhodes Is chairman
Of the card party to be given under
the direction of the Rosary Society
tomorrow night in st. Mary's hall,
in Center street. Bridge. five hum
dred, pinochle, euchre and the pea
nut jab will be the games in play.
Thirty attractive prizes will be
awarded. The committee In charge
is planning for a large attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
Stark-MansOn

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Clarence
Manson. OF Closter. announce the
ma riage OF their daughter Dorothy
10 Anthony Peter stark. son of Mr..
and Mrs. S. p. Stark. OF Brace ave-
nue.. Saturday. June 9. Miss Marion
Manson, a sister OF the bride. and
a cousin OF the bride were the at
tendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Stark upon
their return from a wedding trip -
Atlantic City will reside in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07

NEW BRUNSWICK, June IA
certificate Of incorporation has been
filed with the county clerk by
George r. Vanderveer, Inc, Of Ed
CARS. The concern incorporated
for $4,000. will do business in real
estate. The incorporators are
George Vanderveer, who holds 125
shares Of stock: Leon Campbell, of
Woodbridge. one share; and Owen
F. DUNCAN. Of Woodbridge. one
share. There are ESQ shares OF stock
in the concern, listed at 800 a share.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
Bonds are Attractive

NEW BRUNSWICK. June IT,
From the number of inquiries being
received at the once Of r. William
Hilker. county treasurer, interest
regarding the $4S3,000 four and one
half per cent road improvement
bonds, bids for which r to be re-
ceived a week from tomorrow.
SEEM to Indicate that the bonds are
regarded a. attractive securities.
Inquiries have been received from
bond houses in New York. Newark.
Jersey City. Philade1phia and Bos-
ton. The reason seems to Be be-
cause the bonds are not taxable and
he bends &c sstEasstys ipysstqs9t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
ENLARGE POWER OF BANKERS
ACTING ON GERMAN LOAN

PARIS, June z (By The Associa-
ted Press).-Th Allied PREPARATIONS
commission, according to the semi
official tax voted al today to en-
large the powers of the bankers who
are considering a loan for Germany,
authorizing them to make any sug-
gestions they wish in proposing a
plan for an international loan.
Louis Dubois, the French mem
Der of the commission, last the only
negative vote.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
First Baptist church will hold a food
sale in the basement of the church.
Saturday afternoon from 3 to 8
o'clock. Mrs. d. L.. Hull Is chair
man of the sale and anyone de-
string TO contribute any home cook
ed food for this sale will please
notify Mrs. Hull.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07

1, Perth Amboy Camp No. 10, Wood
| men OF the World, Is scheduled to
meet tonight at woodmen hall in
! Hobart street. The combined camps
Of the Perth Amboy district is ar
ranging for a field day to be held
some time this summer and 1t is ex-
pected that a report on the matter
will be reached at this time.
An important meeting of Court
Amboy No. SIS. Foresters of Ameri-
ca. 10 scheduled to take place to-
! night at Eagles hall when the ques-
ton of an orphans home to be es-
tablished some where In the state by
the grand court will come UP for
discussion. Each member has been
notified to be on hand for the meet
ing and IL 10 expected that one of
the largest gatherings of members
will be out at this time seen in
some time.
workmen today are placing the
skirts or iron railing fence on the
gates at the Central Railroad of New
Jersey crossing In Smith street. The
gates on the east side of the track
were completed this morning and 1t
Is expected that the skirts will be
attached to the gates on the west
side Of the track this afternoon.
With the skirts IN position 1t will be
impossible for people to walk under
the gates ahead Of trains a. they
have done in the past. The skirts
at other crossings in the city. The
placing Of the skirts on the gates Is
the result Of . request by Mayor
Wilson that the railroad company
add these additional safeguards to
the protection at the crossings.
The Perth Amboy Gas Light
Company has moved from 1876
Smith street to the store adjoining
the Perth Amboy Savings Institu-
ton building at 2oS Smith street.
The new location gives the company
considerable additional ONCE room
a. well ~ a much larger display
space for gas stoves and other gas
equipment.
The Perth Amboy Employment
office has moved from $40 Maple
street to the o1ices in the Dana hall
building in Smith street, near the
Central railroad.
Plans for the anniversary cele-
b1ation Of the institution Of the
lodge will be made by Violet Re-
bekah Lodge No. Sc. Odd Fellows.
tonight at it, meeting at Odd Fell
lows hall. The celebration accord
ing to present plans will be held at
the meeting Of the lodge two weeks
from tonight.
Members Of the Board Of Alder.
men will conduct an inspection trip
through the public library this after
noon for the purpose of determining
whether or not an extraordinary APP
preparation for repairs to the build
ing 10 necessary at this time. The
inspection will be made at $3.50 n
the members will make a final de-
cision on their action at an d
journed meeting tonight. A new
roof Is needed, the aldermen have
been told by the library trustees.
Judge William F. Vossel1er, OF
Somerville. sitting in the local dis
trict court yesterday in the absence
Of Judge Charles G. Hommann,
spoke in no mild terms. told OF the
seriousness Of being called for jury
duty and not reporting at the time
specified. Persons notified to report
for Jury duty and failing to do 50
al be and will be fined he SAID.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
70 Probate brewster win

NEW BRUNSWICK, June Z
.The will of Eliza c. Brewster, who
kdied at Woodbridge on May IS was
k21mitted today for probate. Two
cons. Samuel b. Brewster and
George +. Brewster. are named as
The executors OF the estate. while
three daughters, Sadie b. Brewster.
~ Brooklyn, Annie s. McNulty. OF
Washington, d. c., and Louise b.,
- woodbridge. are mentioned as
30 iexatees. The will was drawn
- March "a, 1891. and witnessed
- Laura I. Cutler and Barron l.
~tz'nEYsI:f| Z
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
To Build at Keasbey

NEW BRUNSWICK, June T.
A building agreement has been
placed on file in the Office of the
county clerk between John Ignacz,
as owner, and Mike Szilagyi and
Louis Kirsch, as builders. for the
erection OF a hollow tile and stucco
one story residence to be built at
-Keasbey Heights at a cost of $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
Beat Pastor to Get Confession

LAYTON, Okla. June 7.-An ef-
fort to force the Rev. Thomas J. Ir-
win, former pastor of the First Pres
byterian church here, to sign a con-
fession admitting responsibility for
incendiary fires at the church and
FRAMING his recent abduction lay
behind a reported assault upon him
he told friends today.
Motoring in the country he was
stopped by two masked men in an
other car. Refusing to sign the
confession he was dragged out of
the car, his shirt vas torn off and
the lash was applied to his back.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
Rector is Acquitted

TROY. Ala, June 7.-Dr. Richard
Wilkinson, rector of st. Johns Epis-
copal church, has been acquitted by
an ecclesiastical court Of the charge
that he allowed utterance contrary
to the word of God by a Jewish rab-
hi in the parish house of st. Johns
church."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
Wins Qualifying Prize

GLEN EAGLE, Scotland, June Z.
Joe Kirkwood, Australian cham
pion, today won the qualifying prize
in the golf tournament. His 70 to-
day made the total LA.
Tom Blair, the only American In
the tournament. except Jock Hut
crimson. after scoring 80 YESTERDAY
tore up his card today. He 10 thus
out of the competition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07

than 1000 disabled war veterans
now being hospitalized in this vicin
ity came here today as the guests
of President and Mrs. Harding to
attend a lawn party. A similar func-
ton was held last year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
sill Blows I'm

NEWARK. June Three exc
plosions in the residential section OF
Kearny followed by . IRE today dis
closed to the police . nfty gallon
still and thirteen barrels OF moon
were destroyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
TramelI Renominafed

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, June =
incomplete returns today indicated
the denomination of Park Tramell
as United States enator from this
state by a majority of 8 10 / over
his opponent former Governor Al
bert W. GilchEisty fq a'nr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07
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WORKING As CARPENTER, IS
HELD FOR bucket SHOPPING

NEW YORK, June 7:-Herbert
r. McCory, former Broadway brok-
err, was found by detectives to be
working as a carpenter helper in
Jamaica and placed In the Tombs
on q charge of bucket-shopping. An
indictment was returned against
him in January.
MoCory, one Of the first brokers
TO be indicted at that time, was said
to be a partner Of William Brewer.
who " out on bail on a similar
charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-07

RYE, N. Y, June Miss Glenna
Collett, youthful Providence, r. J.,
golfer. is leading her neares oppo-
nent by a margin of nine strikes. APP
parently had a clear road to victory
in starting the final round.