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Evening star., 1922-08-15
ADMITS FATAL SHOOTING
AT HOLY ROLLER Meeting
Preacher Being Beaten in Pulpit
When Farmer Rushed Home and
Got Gun, He Says.

By the Associated Press
CARTERsVILLE, Ca, August Is
]. p. Holbert. forty, a farmer. sur
rendered to Sheriff George E. Geddis
and admitted. according to the latter.
that he shot and killed Horton NC
Maree. during disturbance at a
Holy Roller" meeting near here last
week.
Holbert declared that McMaree was
beating ]. H. Van Meter, the preach
er, with brass knucks on the floor Of
the pulpit, the officers said, and the
farmer ran to his home, fetched q
shotgun and fired to save Van Meter.
The latter and two other men were
ordered held for an investigation OF
the disorder, which officers said fol-
lowed an attempt to break up the
meeting on the grounds that Van
Meter had been preaching racial
equality. He denied this.
Evening star., 1922-08-15
OPERATION TO SAVE
D'ANNUNZIO UNLIKELY
Famous italian Soldier-Poet I'M
proves Following Fracture
of Skull in Fall.

GARDONE, Riviera, Italy, August Is.
improvement in the condition Of Ga
briele D'Annunzio. famous Italian SOL
dier-poet, who was seriously injured in
a fall at his villa here Sunday, is indi-
Gated in a bulletin issued late last night
by DR.. Donati, professor of surgery Of
Padua University.
While the fracture at the bottom Of
Evening star., 1922-08-15

Vegetarians get wrinkles sooner
than those who live on mixed diet,
according to one medical man.
Evening star., 1922-08-15

IMPORTANT SALE
Ouer -Four Hundred
MEMS SUMMER SUITS
Sl8.75
For $25 and $35 Suits
Gabardine Suits Wool Crash Suits
Tropical Worsted Suits Shantung Silk Suits
Last week. when one of the countrys
finest makers offered us 400 suits at a
drastic clearance price, we couldn't resist
the temptation to take them in and pass
, the advantage along to our patrons.
The suits are identically the same as
we have been showing all season. Hand
tailored for it silk trimmed for the sake
OfShape Pla1n coats and sport backs are
featured in styles for men and young men.
Light and dark colors are covered Sizes
range from 80 to Is.
Our advice is to buy suit or two
Wear them this season and put them
. away for next You will be getting bar
gain that time will not dim Be sure to
come in early before sizes become broken
Clearance White : c1earanceof -
| FLANNEL PALM REACH ~
TROUSERS c1urc SEPARATE |
| SOS s7no SPORT COATS
| Formerly o 50 lO II IN
s875 a;ns:S All ,s:ss" A Al .iss ;ins 1O@
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Evening star., 1922-08-15

Oculists say that as a rule the eye-
sight of women is better than that Of
men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09

TRENTON. Feb Ex-Governor
Edwards has until next Monday
night to sign the Powell bill, which
reorganizes the Fifty-seven Brigade
of the National Guard. The measure
is o before Mr.. Edwards having
been delivered to his office on Tues
day night. Under the constitution
the governor must dispose of the
proposed act within five days from
its delivery to him. This will ex-
pire Monday evening, as Sunday Is
not reckoned as part of the consti-
t~utional period. 1t is assumed here
in military and political circles that
Mr.. Edwards will approve of the
bill. although there has been no
definite indication of his intentions
with, respect to the bill. If it is
vetoed in all likelihood the legisla-
ture will pass the act owe the gov
errors disapproval.
A question has been asked here
as to the attitude of the wal depart
ment with respect to approving the
abandonment of the Borden Brigade
and organizing a new one, placing
the 18th and 114th Infantry regi-
ments back on their former status,
that is before the governors order
of last fall which re-designated so
many of the units and the head
quarters of the two organizations
comprising the brigade. Under the
Powell bill the headquarters of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Y. M, CA. CAFETERIA
is AGAIN SUCCESS

A variety of home cooked foods
was offered. a. the Y. w. c. A. CAFE
terra held in the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing yesterday. The regular Wednes-
day luncheon SO well prepared by
Mrs Iyet Larson and served by MIS-.
Fenby Scott and her assistants was
well patronized.
The members of the Girls CLUB,
under whose auspices these sales n
luncheCns are held will greatly APP
~preciate donations for the cafeteria
The girls have always worked hard
for the success of all their actlvltles
and are more eager now since dehn-
ite STOP have been taken to procure
a suitable site for the proposed L.
w. G. A. building, bringing so much
nearer the goal they are trying 10
reach. The donations yesterday
follow: r.
Mrs. II. Waterbor and Mrs. o.
Haifrer. cake; Mrs. ]. j. Reimers'
Miss Mary Meade and Miss Brown
fudges Mrs. liver Larson, cold slaW'
olives an6 pickles; Mrs. Weinblatt
rice u ddinr; Miss Elizabeth Nebel,
five cans of soup. and Mrs.
Scott, reaS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
MISS HELEN SHEEHAN .
Is GIVEN SHOWER

A miscellaneous shower was giVen
Miss Helen Sheehan, of Amboy ave
nue.. at the hons of Miss Emeline
Ouadt, in Neville street, Monday
night, in honor of ner approaching
marriage 10 w. Harry Warren, OF
Maple street. A large umbrella dec
GRATED in keeping with st. Valen-
tines Day, suspended from an arch
way. held the shower gifts of silver,
cut glass, cfina and linen. supper
was served around a table whose CEN
terpiece was a tiny bride, richly
gowncd in satin with veil and train.
The favors were uny valentines
Music was furnished by Miss Marion
Ludwig a. the piano, accompanied
by Miss Agnes Sheehan at the violin.
TIE guests included Mrs. Chrls
Wagner, Mrs Anna Ludwig. Misses
Helen, Agnes and Theresa Sheehan
Mrs. John Simpson Miss Marion
Ludwig, Ms. Minnie Sheehan'
Mrs Harry Seyring, Misses Gertrude
Toolan. Eleanor Wall. Helen Vogei'
Catherine Mcdonald, Ella ONell'
Hade.in Fitzgerald. Mary Samsoe
Agnes Greco Emeiine Quadt, Mrs. II.
Green. Mrs. Pete j. Quadt, of TINS
city. and Miss Emma Jaeger OF
Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Y. M. H. A. MINSTREL
REHEARSAL TONIGHT

The Y. w. IL. A. which will give
a minstrel and revue at the Majestic
theatre March Z, will hold a rehears-
al in the association rooms tonight
at I o'clock sharp. The end men
and sentimental singers will be given
their places and all girls who do not
attend this rehearsal will lose their
part and others will be chosen to
replace them. With less than four
weeks before the opening night,
there is a great deal of work to be
accomplished and in order to facili-
tate matters, both for Mr.. Berse. the
director. and the cast, it is necessary
that every girl attend each rehearsal
at the proper time. There is still
need of fifty girls for the chorus, so
those desiring a part may come to-
night.
In addition to the committee who
are working strenuously, to make
the affair a success, the girls are
looking forward to great help from
M rs. Jack Joselson. who has in pre-
vious productions given her untiring
and valuable assistance. Tickets are
going fast, and may be procured
from any member of the Y. M. IL. \.
or from Henry w. Nussbaum, gem
eral secretary of the Y. NJ. H. "A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
TELEPHONE EVENT AT
H. S. AUDITORIUM TONIGHT

Operation of the telephone system
at first hand. just as it is conducted
daily with all its ~intricacies, will be
shown in the high school auditorium
tonight under the auspices of the
Girls Club.
A. tie beginning of the perform
ance, Showing how the system of
telerkcning s carried on, the scenery
will unfo.G showing a central office
AMI two switchboards, fully con-
nected. 4 wire terminal room and
operators quarters with two regular
OPERATOR giving switchboard demon
STATIONS. VIII also be shown.
The demonstration shows the in
terror wCrkln1 o. the wires when a
patron calls ''central." how the light
flashes the plug in" by the operator
and number please" and the con-
nection, the interchange between the
two operators on each end of the
wire.
Harold Iloyd's picture, Number
Please" viii also be shown. In the
picture which is a hurlesque on the
telephone, Lloyd tried to get a num-
Der in a telephone booth experience
ing all sorts of difficulties with the
operators, exaggerating the condl-
tiOnE greallE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
CONCERT AND DONATIONS
AT THE Y. M. n. A.

A concert was given in the asso-
citation rooms of the Y. M. IL. ~
last night by the Orphans Protective
ASYLUM of Brooklyn. Mrs. SOPHIE
Kutzer. the only Jewish woman
cantor in the world, charmed the
audience with her sweet soprano
voice. Mr.. Lapudus. superintendent
of the asylum. made an appeal 1or
donations for beds for the children
Each bed would cost $500.
Jacob Parnes and Harry Chayet-
ky. formerly of the Perth AmpoH
Milk & Cream Company. each DO
mated a bed. The third bed donat-
ed will be under tho name OF me
Jews of Perth Amboy,' for when
the following gave: Mr.. Reiner' OF
South Amboy, 1856; Henry r.
Nussbaum, s25; Abraham G. kord
$27.4O: Harry Chayefky, IS; Jacot
| Joselson. SIS: Joseph Rachlin, SO
Harry Goldberg, IS; and j. Jarolf
$40. The local committee appoint
ed to take charge are Henry IL
Nussbaum and j. Jaroff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
AQUEHONGA A. c. M
ATHLETIC COMMITTEE

TOTTENVILLE, Feb. AT i
meeting of the Aquehonga Athletic
Club held at the club house Tuesday
night, plans for heating the new ad-
dition recently added to the club
house were discussed. Several plans
were gone over, but no definite one
was accepted. The committee have
taken it under advisement.
James A. Simonson was in the
chair and conducted the meeting. In
the naming of a new athletic COM
mittee for the 1922 season the
members are looking forward. to an
early opening of the athletic
grounds.
William Schuester was named the
chairman of the athletic committee
and in the naming of an entertain
ment committee Robert MaCan was
named the chairman. Richard Car
foot manager of last years baseball
team, will be the manager again
this year to lead the club on the dia-
mond. One new member iJired the
club at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
CARD PARTY TONIGHT

Mrs. Joseph Hertung is Chairman
Of the regular weekly card party
Of the Rosary Society to be heid II
st. Mary's hall tonight. rabies
have been arranged for five hun
dred. p~inochle. cuchre and The pea
nut lab. Several pretty prizes Will
be awarded.
so popular and the committee y
working hard to make this affair rs
ENJOYABLE as those of the past.
Those. assisting Mrs. Hartung are
Mrs. II. Grove. Mrs. John Cliapman.
Mrs. Helen Lucas. Mrs Cornelius
Carmody, Mrs. George chapman
Mrs. Mary Durkin, Mrs. John Men
olson, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Ed
ward Mccormick, Mrs. Lawrence
Dolan, Miss Julia Dunn, Mrs. Erick-
sen, Mrs. NJ. Eagan, Miss Ellch
Dunn, Mrs. Barbara Bouten. MRS
Katherine Lane, Mrs. T. j. pes
,nond Mrs. William Bachman, MRS.
Joseph AVERY and Mrs. j. Conroy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
SOUTH ANBOY
DRILLS WELLS
Should First Ones Prove Sue
cess Others Will be Start
ed at Once

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 9.-Acting
OF expert advice, City Engineer A.
Y. McMichaels, and Councilman
George r.. Delaney, chairman of the
water committee, in an effort to
minimize the cost of operation, are
supervising the drilling of a shallow
well at the local water works.
Should the initial well prove n sue
cess, others will be commenced at
once. The enterprise will cost the
city approximately $500. At the
| present time the method employed
to get the water from the artesian
wells, is the use of great pumps
that at least five tons of
coal per day. 1t will be necessary
10 install a smaller pump for the
shallow wells, and it is estimated that
only about two tons of coal will be
used in the twenty-four hours. 1t
| will mean an approximate savings of
over $40, 10000 per year to the tax
payers.
Many complaints have been re-
ceived by the local water department
with regard to the condition of the
! water during the summe months.
Councilman Delaney stated the wa
ter was unpalatable only because of
its warm temperature. With the
new wells properly functioning the
water will be received in much cool
er state thar ever before.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
To open BOOZE
seizure CASE
TottenvilIe Police Before Fed
eraI Court Yesterday in
Whiskey Seized in 1921

TOTTENVILLE, Feb. 9:-In the
examination of Police Sergeant
Robert c. Benedict and Patrolmen
Wilbur Bacon and Bernard Mensiiig
in the federal district court in
Brooklyn yesterday by United States
district. Attorney Gillies on the seiz-
ure of the forty-one cases of whiskey
by the Tottenville police on January
20. 1921. at the ferry at the foot of
Bentley street. is seen the reopennS
of the case against those arrested at
hat time.
The fo%rty-one cases of whiskey
are still in the United States govern
ment possession stored in a ware
house in Brooklyn where it was
taken after being seized by the
police here while it was enroute TO
Perth Amboy from Manhattan.
Anton paddock. twenty-five years
old. of 1872 William street. Perth
Amboy, driver of the truck carrying
the booze, was arrested by PATROL
man Mensing. He with Maurice
Feldman, twenty-six years old, Civ
ing his address as the Hotel Madi-
son in Perth Amboy. and Benjamin
Koplowitz, twenty-five years old. of
las New Brunswick avenu Perth
Amboy, said to have been trailing
the truck, were brought to the Six
tieth precinct station that night and
held in bail for their appearance be-
fore Commissioner Hennessey in
Brooklyn the next day. The case
was put over until February is,
1921, when F'eldman and Koplowitz
were discharged and paddock was
found utility and remdnded for SEN
tence. The latter case is believed
never to have beer disposed of. The
disposition of the whiskey is be-
lieved to be back of the ~reopening
of the case.
This is done in the same manner
as if the case came before Il city
magistrate and the men were dis
charged the district attorney could
bring the matter before the grand
Jury to seek an Indictment. The case
was tried before Com missioner Hen
nessey and disposed of and now the
United States District Attorney Gill
lies is opening the cases, it is be-
lieved, to have the wEiskey given
to charitable institutions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
KEYPCRT CHURCH GUILD
HEARS ANNUAL REPORTS

KEYPORT, Feb. at the an
nua! meeting of the Guild of the Re
formed church held in the church
house Tuesday afternoon the hostess
es were Mrs. John c.. Osborne and
Mrs. f. II. 3. Reynolds. The an
nual reports of various committees
were read and an interesting report
was hat of the treasurer who re-
ported a balance in the treasury of
$500 after $500 had been spent in
fitting up the new church house with
linen, silver. chairs and other fit
tings.
Special committees were appointed
as follows:
Linen-Mrs. Harry Brown and
Mrs. Charles Smith.
r Silver-Mrs. A.. Stilwell Van Bus
kirk, Mrs. William Maurer. Sr.
Dishes-Mrs. Henry 4. Ackerson,
Mrs. John c. Osborne.
Chairwoman of Fancy Goods
Mrs. John c. Osborne.
Chairwoman of the Domestic
Goods-Mrs. +. r. E. Reynolds.
A session of sewing followed
which was concluded with the sery-
ing CT refreshments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
F!DELITAS CLUB PLANS
FOR SOCIAL ON SUNDAY

TOTTENVILLE, Feb. 9:-Thc
first meeting of the Social Club
Fidelitas held at Staudt's hall. Ross
vile, Sunday, was attended by
eighty-fve members. A delegation
of members of Steuben Society of
America, headed by Professor Frank
Schirp, were also present. Other
visitors included Hans Hansen.
theatrical manager who is to pre-
sem the show in Perth Amboy Feb
ruary 20 for the benefit of the So
ciety. =
Thirty-two new members Joined
and arrangements for an entertain
ment for the members and their
families next Sunday at Staudt's hall
was made. The music will be by
k4uelitas own orchestra. The pro-
gram will be given by members of
the club under the direction of Hans
Hansen. Preparations for the en-
tertainment on February % are well
advanced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
PERSONALS

Mrs. Anna Ludwig of Market street
| Mrs. Peter Rasmussen and Mrs. r.
j. Smith, of Madison avenue, are the
guests of Mrs. Ludwig's daughter,
Mrs. Frank Alderman, of Jersey
City, today.
Mrs. Wilson j.. Coe, of Gordon
street, has returned after visiting
friends in Philadelphia, for several
days.
Mrs. Joseph lombard. OF New
Brunswick avenue, who has been
confined to the city hospital, is able
to be out again.
Miss Frances Henry, of High
street, is confined to her home with
Illness.
Mrs John Pfeiffer, of Maurer,
who has been confined to the city
hospital with illness. is recuperat-
ing at her home.
Mrs. b. S Mccullough, of Milford,
Pa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ira r.
Grouse, of State sareet. for several
weeks.
Miss Belle Dorsey, of State street,
IS visiting her aunt in Shenandoah,
Pa, for a few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
TOTTENVlLLE

Mrs. Gertrude Skidmore has re-
turned to EliZabethtown, Ia, after
being the guest of Mrs. Manel Skid
more over the week end.
Jacob Coug!e, of Fisher venus,
visited relatives in BROOKLYN sum
day.
Miss Emily Kirkby, of Brooklyn,
a former resident, is the guest o.
Miss Sue Brown, of Hopping ave.
Tue
Mrs. William Cottrell, OF Wap-
pinger Falls, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Trestrail this week.
Clarence Simonson, with mis-
grandfather, Edward IIill, of Mt.
Tabor, n. j.. were here Tuesday for
the funeral of the formers father
Captain Abram Simonson.
Mrs. Charles Cossey is moving
from Joline avenue to Bernard ave
rue.
Patrolman Charles Hall IS on on
eight days vacation,
Mrs. Fred Gross will entertain the
Afternoon Euchre Club tomorrow.
The fourth quarterly conference
of Bethel church will be held to-
night at the parsonage in Ambny
road. District Superintendent
Spencer will AVE charge.
The sum of $4,000 was loaned
to stockholders by the Richmond
County Building and Loan Asso-
citation last night.
Joseph Hogan, thirty-seven years
Mold, a ianitor at the Mission of the
Immaculate Virgin. Mt. Loretto,
was arrested at 1:15 o'clock this
morning on a charge of disorderly
conduct and i~ntoXication. He cut
his hand with glass and had to be
taken to the Memorial hospital n
is being held there a prisoner.
Peter Simpson. proprietor of the
stand at the ferry was fined $40 on
.a health department violation by
Magistrate Fetherston yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
PLEASANT PLAINS

"a Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris. of New
ark, recently visited at Prince Bay.
W. Mckay Winant has recovered
from a recent illness and ~ able to
resume his duties at the dental
plant.
Charles Reilly has been at Dc
troit ON a business trip the pas.
week.
Mrs. May Hummell and daughter
have gone home to ~Southhcid, l.. L.,
after visiting relatives.
The three days Chautau1'ia open
ed at Great Kills yesterday under
the auspices of Swarthmorc Com
pany that appears here each fall,
The Amicitia fast five defeated
the Amicitia slow five two cut OF
three games on the Amici'ia alleys
Monday night. The losing team had
10 stand for refreshments of ice
kream, coffee and sandwiches after
the match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Hearing For "Turk" Gardner

NEW BRON WlCh req. .
Another incident happening during
the basketball victory celebration
staged by Rutgers students last Sat
urday night will be settled tonight
in the police court before Recorder
Tindell. A complaint has been sworn
out against Herbert 'Turk" Gardner.
charging him with assault Ches-
ter Briggs is the injured party.
According to Briggs he was in the
opera house attending the perform
ance when the crowd of students
burst in through the doors. In the
ensuing disorder some n yelled
fire" and Briggs stepped gu into
the aisle to make his way out OF
the house. He declares that as he
walked into the aisle Gardner. who
was leading the students. stumbled
over his loot and fell headlong.
When he gained his feet ne became
enraged and struck Briggs heavily
on the forehead. 1t Is declared that
the blow was heard on the stage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
COUPLE SURPRISED ON
THEIR ANNIVERSARY

TOTTENVILLE, Feb. 9.-In hon
or of the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage Nh. and Mrs. Charles
Emeric, of Elliott avenue, were CIV
en- a surprise at their home Satur-
day night. The couple were pre-
scented with a Nippon tea service
from the guests, the presentation be-
ing made by George Dabbs. An
elaborate supper was served for the
occasion. Among the guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Random,
Mr.. and Mrs. George DabbS, MI.
and Mrs. Henry Adams. MI. and
Mrs. Arensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Daniels, Mrs. Mabel Skidmore, Mrs.
Matte Muller, Mrs. Gertrude Skid
more, of Elizabethtown, Pa; Mrs.
Marilva Mccarthy, of Buffalo; Wal
ter Grochnauer, of st. George and
Edward Marshall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
UNION COUNTY WANTS TO
TRY ALLEGED GUNMAh

ELIZABETH. Feb. County
Prosecutor Hetfield announced today
he would resist efforts of New York
authorities to eXtradite Harry MT
Ter, one of the alleged hoidup mer
held yesterday after a pistol battio
in front of police headquarters IN
which Patrolman John Cochran was
seriously wounded.
Miller is wanted in New York on
an indictment for murder in the
"Helrs Kitchen district" Of PATROL
man Daniel Mezille.
Prosecutor Hetfield said an effort
would be made first to convict him
of atrocious assault and battery on
Officer Cochran.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
ia Yca,c for scutb Sunday

A party of local people are leaving
Sunday afternoon for Florida. where
thew will remain 70" several weeks.
They plan to come back by way or
Cuba, stopping at Havana for a short
time.
Those making up the party are Mr..
and Mrs. IRA Grouse, ST., Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ferd Garretson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Leo, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Conard arr Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles
Peterson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
SOPHOMO2ES TO DANCE

The Sophomores of the high
school are looking forward to their
hop which will be held in the nigh
school gymnasium tomorrow night.
The decorations will be in keeping
| with st. Valentines day. Excellent
music has been secured for the at
| fair. The chaperones will be Miss
Gertrude Bloomingdale, Miss Elsie
! Snyder. Miss Gladys Crowell. Leslie
Crowell and Lester Bartlett.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
birthday Celebration

TOTTENVILLE, Feb. "a
luncheon was given by the B. M. 5.
Club yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Charles Cossey, of Joline avenue. in
honor of the birthday anniversary
iof Mrs. Thomas Random, a member
of the club. Mrs. Random was pre-
sented with a cut glass dish. Those
present included Mrs. Random, Mrs.
Charles Emeric, Mrs. Mabel Skid
more, Mrs. Charles Cossey, Mrs.
Matte Muller, Mrs. Harry Arensen,
Mrs. John Randolph of Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Gertrude Skidmore of
Elizabethtown, Pa, and Mrs. George
Caro- of Camden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09

ATLANTIC CITY. Feb. 9.-The
wearing quality of fabrics was dis
cussed today at the convention here
of New Jersey retail clothiers' as
ISOLATION and the retail clothers and
''rnishers association of New York
state.
soft fabrics, we find" said Lud-
wig Stein, in a message to the con-
vention, ARE not nearly as service
able as the sitter, smoother mate
rial. would advise that all the
retail clerks be educated to this fact
and that they be taught tQ~show the
customers the disadvantages of the
material"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Ladies', Aid Meets

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Danish Crildren's Home in Compton
avenue, met at the home yesterday
afternoon. A short business session
a held in which $154.23 was re-
ported in :hc treasury. RetreSh
ments were serve4 "a the close OF the
meeting by The matrOn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09

NEW NSN IVN' TEH. II
George Davis, of Roosevelt, was
lodged in the county Jail yesterday
to await the action of the grand
Jury on a charge preferred by Sam
uel Messenger, who maintains that
on February 6 Davis stole a 50 CALI
bre revolver valued at $11, and n
quart of whiskey valued at $25 from
him. Commitment was by Recorder
Edward j. He'll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Reed-kanc

Mrs. Sara NJ. Kane, of Park ave-
nue., and Wallace X. Reed, of West
field, were quietly married in Simp-
son NJ. Il. church Tuesday night at
s O'Clock. Rev. Wilbert Westcott
performed the ceremony. Mrs. Kane
wore a dress Of navy blue serge with
hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
will reside in Park avenue.