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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Perth Amboy
Personal Mention

Mrs. May Fleischman. OF Rector
street, is visiting friends in Scranton,
Pa, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van SICKLE,
Of the New Packer House, have re-
turned home from an extended stay
in the south.
Mrs. Christensen, Miss Peggy
Christensen, and Mrs. Henry Ander-
SON. OF First street, spent yesterday
in New York.
Miss Cora Larsen, Of New Bruins
wick avenue, is confined to her home
with illness.
Miss Kathryn Henry, of New
York university, is spending the day
at her home in State street.
Nj. and Mrs. w. Parker Runyon
haYe returned from an extended
wedding trip through the south.
Mrs. Holger Holm, Of Market
street, IS spending some time with
ser parents in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Seguine, of Rector
street. has returned home after
spending q few days with her siste-.
Mrs. William Roll, OF Linden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Woodbridge Ready
For "GueSt Night"

WOODBRIDGE, March Ito
morrow night, DR.. willard Scott. of
Boston, Will speak before the Wo-
mans Club. at their annual guest
night which win be held in the high
school auditorium. His subject will
be 1.-THE World and Ourselves Or.
Commerce speaker. having appeared
in all the larger cities in the East.
Miss Ethel Killion, a coloratura
soprano will give a group Of songs.
AT the close of the program, there
will be dancing to the strains Of the
Society Syncopators.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
FATHER HEFFERNAN DIES

NEWARK, March 14-The Rev,
Joseph r. Heffernan, o. p, prior Of
st. Antonius' church. died today in
st. Mary's hospital, Orange, after
a short illness.
Father Heffernan was fifty-tws
years old. He was ordainedw priest
at Go lGmbus. o.. March Z. 1895,
and served in churches In Washing.
ton, D. c.. and Memphis, Tenn. be.
fore coming to Newark twelve years
ago. He became doctor of st. An.
tonins church and prior Of the Do.
minican Priests Home here, serving
six years. "S! zee
Six years ago he became prior OF
st. Vincent Ferrer's church, sixty
afth street and Lexington avenue,
New York. where he built a new
church. He returned to Newark last
July. $40 - @s ~
A solemn high mass of requiem
VIII be sung for Father HeffernaH
Friday in st. Antonius church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
WESLEYAN Gets Wesley win

MIDDLETOWN. Conn, March IA
A win made by John Wesley,
April 81. 1868, when the great
divide was 65 years of age, has been
presented to Wesleyan University by
Acting President stephen II. DIN,
testament of Wesley, 1t is probably
the only written in the method
ical handwriting of the testator
Following Is the description of the
will as advertised for sale by a firm
of manuscript dealers in London: "'
Photograph will of John Wesley,
written on one page, foolscap size,
mounted on linen, signed in fun and
sealed: Dated 9th of April, 1858.
witnessed by William Smith and
Thomas Simpson. Price SO guineas."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
CARTERET SCHOOL TO Be
COMPLETED BY APRIL |

CARTERET. March 14-The Ma
than Hale school. situated at the
end of Carteret avenue, will be COM
pleted by April list, according to a
report received by the Board of
Education at their meeting last
night. George w. Brook. the archi-
tect, has advised the commissioners
that the finishing touches are now
being applied to the school and its
use can be made within two weeks.
-Four applications were received
by the commissioners for the posi-
tions for j~anitors at the new school,
and before appointment is made a
committee will look into the rec
ords of the prospective applicants.
Last nights meeting which was
one of the shortest this year, also
marked the farewell of three mem
bers of the board. The organiza-
ton meeting of the new board wifi
be held April 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
WALL STREET

NEW YORK, Mar. 14:-Marking
up of the call money renewal rate to
X per cent failed to halt the oper-
atoms of SPECTATORS for the advance
who apparently based their cam
paign on the excellent showing made
in the latest series of 1922 earnings
statements. Buying was quite diver
sified but recent favorites, such as
the sugars, motors, motor accessories
and equipments, were foremost in
the rise. Considerable activity also
developed in the shippings. which
had been dormant for a long time.
New York Central a an outstand-
ing exception, dropping a point on
the announcement that directors had
deferred dividend action until the
next meeting. but its heayiness was
without effect on the balance of the
railroad list, st. Paul, New Haven
and New Orleans, Texas & Mexico
rising l to III points.
Bond prices displayed a frmer
tone in today's early dealings with
marked strength again being shown
by the sugar company liens. United
States government securities contin-
ued reactionary in reflection Of in
come tax selling, losses of 2 to 6
cents on 500 being registered by all
the active issues except the Victory
4Ms which advanced two cents.
Foreign bonds moved irregularly
within fractional limits. Narrow
movements also took place in the
railroad list, the Frisco issues being
prominent among those moving to
higher ground, While the Pere Mar
quette liens were outstandingly
heavy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
TRUCK Trailer Wrecked

NEW BRUNSWICK, March a.
Reports were received in the prose
cutor's office at noon today that a
traitor from a truck had been found
overturned on the Cranbury piks
near the workhouse. The trailer
was loaded with silk and was turned
oyer into the ditch. The silk ana
trailer was found by Harry Nuss.
baum, who drives a truck for the
ianne. $50 ~"~ "tH TV-
Ferd David. chief Of county de.
tectiyes, was notified and through the
license plate learned that the trail.
er was the property Of the Federal
Freight Corporations OF Newark. Tbs
firm informed Mr.. David that &
driver for them had reported thai
the trailer had turne dover and asRl
ed for help. The company was N
the impression that the helpsr Of
the truck had been left to guard the
cargo. The state police are keep.
ing guard over the trailer until ms
company can send for It.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Raritan Township
Personal Mention

A petition will be presented at the
meeting Of the township committee
On Friday night to appoint Michael
Dndash as police officer for the
Eownship. Mr.. Dudash has been a
constable here and will probably
noTd the distinction Of being the first
policeman the township ever had.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Arkansan and
.on, william, motored out-of-town
yesterday.
Miss Claire Donolly is recuperat-
ing from illness at the home OF her
amt. Mrs. Martin O'Hara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs are entertain
Master Jack Brandes OF Brook-
lyn for several weeks
Mrs. A. Hancock of Metuchen SUB
Htitutes this week at the Clara Bar
ton school as a teacher.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Miss Nipar
Is Given Shower

Miss Margaret Nipar was given a
surprise miscellaneous shower at her
home in State street by Miss Wayne
Snyder and Miss Susan Coach, in
honor of her approaching marriage
to John Pavlosky, Of HopelaWn. "A
huge pink umbrella suspended from
the chandelier held the many pref
ty gifts. Miss Roslyn Horbatt, and
Miss Elvia Ianucci gave an Apache
dance. Mrs. Peggy Rebovich enter
tatned with violin solos. Games and
dancing were enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served. Miss Nipar re-
ceived many beautiful gifts.
The guests included: Misses Mary
strogan, Betty Bobal, Bertha Pow
erg, Roslyn Horbatt, Wanda Pavlos~
Ky, Dorothy Pav1osky, Kitty Sabol
Elyia %Ianucci, Anna Ianucci, Anna
Nipar, Mayme Snyder, Susan Coach,
Mrs. Steve Juskos, Mrs. Peggy Re
boyich, Margaret Nipar, Mrs. A. Vel
len and Mrs. E. Zemba, of New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Further News
From Local Travellers

Further news has come from the
local travellers to the Mediterranean
ana Holy Land, indicating that they
were having varied experiences.
Mrs. Frederick Niedermeyer begins
one OF her letter: @
After all my precautions, the sea
mas not been rough enough to rock
q canoe" but a little later there was
a different sort OF news.
With the exception of Helen"
she writes, we all stayed up Friday
night for the sailing, and II was
worth it.. I shall never forget the
great liner slipping out so quietly
Under a later date she writes:
Last night in the ballroom we had
a great experience. The ship rocked
a good deal, and the dancers
shipped and slid about. But an UNI
expected lurch, dancers, couches
ana chairs came skidding across the
floor. Men and women fell in a
heap and slid the breadth of the
ballroom. One woman broke her
ankle, and several were Slightly
hurt. We rolled terribly all night,
and lots Of people were so frightened
that they would nor go TO bed at all.
rhere was a Thousand dollars worth
u oreakage, including some of the
lounge furniture. % 's@
7 slept like a top all night, and
Ia the morning oranges, apples, jars
OF Jelly, slippers ana toilet articles
were rolling about en- the floor"
We are having glorious weather."
she writes, under q still later date
from Seville, Spain, absolutely per-
rect. All Of US are nearly dead for
sleep, but, OH, 1t is wonderful to feel
so mel! We r all we'll. 90 F7-i
we saw the SPANISH dancers last
night. We are here at carniaVl sea-
son, and 1t is pretty gay and lively.
rhey kept 1t up ali hight long, I
believe. The racket made me feel
as though I were back in New York.
From the waterfront, Cadfz
looked like a city of cardboard
houses, pink and white ana green.
with turrets rising in the sunshine.
a city TO be played with; hardly real
IN its exquisite charm. The streets
are so narrow that you can hardly
stay on the Sidewalks, when there
are any, ana in most places you go
along with ore foot in the gutter.
Here in Seyil,a we had a Span
ish dinner. Most OF our party com
planned. and left hungry, hut when
in Seville, you do as Sevillians do,
and I could have eaten tin cans.
Speaking of goats, I am getting quite
used to pushing my away among
oxen, ana cattle in general. We ali
get mixed UP, ana - has been
butted once. We are all wen and
in fine spirits"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
MetuChen Social
And Personal Items

Federation Day will be observed
tomorrow afternoon by the Borough
Improvement League in their club
rooms on Middlesex avenue. Mrs.
Charles Prickett is chairman OF the
session.
A private sale OF antique furni-
ture, the property Of Mrs. G. Fl. G.
Williams, will be held tomorrow and
Friday afternoon preparatory to her
departure for California next week.
Judge Adrian Lyon, Of Perth AM
boy. will speak tomorrow night at
the Y. NJ. c. A. on Law as q Vo-
cation" This is the second of a
series Of lectures conducted by the
association.
The senior class OF the Franklin
High school viii hold a dance on
the night of April 5.
A card party and dance will be
given by the Eastern Star on FRI
day night, April IS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Woodbridge
Social-PerSona

Frank P. Edgar has been i'll 81
his home in upper Green street with
an attack OF the grip.
ton With No. ! and No. II SCHOOLS
win meet in the auditorium Of No
Ii school on Tuesday afternoon,
March 20. at 3;15 O'Clock; TIE
chairman, Miss Mittie Randolph s
snxfous TO have all mothers inter
ested in this work present. Miss
Randolph cordially invites all
mothers of children who viii enter
school within the next one or two
years to attend this meeting.
Mrs. Margaret Champion has re
sufned her duties in the eighth grade
class rooms. having been i'll with the
grip.
r. A. Hirner has returned from
Florida, where ne spent several
weeks. Mrs. Hirner will remain n
Florida until the latter part of the
month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
GoIdberger House Celebrates

The steamship and foreign ex-
change banking house of Jacob
G~oidberger located at 432 State
street, this city. is celebrating this
month its thirty-f1fth anniversary OF
existence. Mr.. G%oldberger establish
ed the PLACE in March 1888 and ever
since conducted the business of SELL
ing steamship tickets, dealing in for
efgn exchange and conducting a gem
eral banking business. with a SPLEEN
did record Of satisfaction. His or
ganization is actively engaged in as
sisting his clients in their travels by
producing necessary passports, adj
vice and other assistance.
Mr.. Eoldberger Is a member Of the
American Bankers & New Jersey
Bankers Association and his bank
ing house is under jurisdiction of the
New Jersey State Banking Depart
mept.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
WOODBRIDGE MAN ON TRIAL

NEW BRUNSWICK, March IA.
Herbert Lensenring. a farmer OF
Woodbridge, IS on trial in the coun-
ty court this morning on an atrociou\
assault and battery charge preferred
BY Walter Hormen, a farm hand, az
a result Of an occurrence on Octo-
Der 16. "@ 1 "" |E9
The complaint charges that Len.
senring beat up Hormen and cut his
hand with a pitchfork for no reason
other than that the complainant
slept overtime. Assistant P~rosecu-
tor John E.. Toolan represents the
state ana Samuel Meiserman is ap-
pearing for the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
NEWS SUMMARY

Russian Premier Lenine has suf-
fered apopletfc stroke but is in no
immediate danger, Moscow doctors
Berlin government protests to
France against severe reprisals tax
en- for killing of two Frenchmen at
Buer.
Duchess of Brunswick, daughter
Of former Emperor William OF Ger
many, gives birth to son at Emuh-
den, upper Austria.
Lady Bonham-Carter. daughter of
former British Premier Asquith,
reaches Cologne and will inspect the
Ruhr district for her father.
Gabrielle D'Annunzio, soldier and
poet, observes sixtieth' birthday at
Hermitage, Lake Garda, Italy.
French military authorities at
Recklinghahsen order residents in
Buer to stay indoors after z p. m.
Jack Dempsey at Los Angeles
says he is ready for q match with
Luis Firpo.
Walter Lippman, New York edi-
tor, in Cleveland, address asserts it
is duty Of modern newspdper'to print
crime news as well as all other news
William Carter, former president
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Engineman, is serious-
~ ill at Baltimore hospital.
Searchers will scout countryside,
between Nirden, H.. and st. Louis,
for missing Father Vraniak.
Governor Blaine OF Wisconsin at
tacks Attorney General -Daugherty
for refusal to make physical and
mental survey OF former service men
in federal prisons.
Willie Hoppe wins second block,
723-4g4, in title Billiard match with
Jake Schaefer at New York, and
score now stands: Hoppe, 1000:
Schaefer, 994. 3'
DR.. James Roscoe Day. seventy
seven, chancellor emeritus OF SYRIA
cuse University, dies at Atlantic
City. org
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Y. W. H. A. Gets
Ready for Dance

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the formal dance to be
held in the Y. NJ. H. A. hall on Sun
day, March IS, under the direction
OF the Y. w. H. A. The Original
Clef Club will furnish the music for
the dancing. Invitations may be
procured from n member of the
following committee:
Miss Sadye Rach1in, chairman:
Misses Ada Carson. Ruth Jacobson,
Nettie Wedeen, Adele Abrahamer,
Blanche Spiegel, Rebee Sarokin, Ida
Jaffee, Elsie Goldberger, Mrs. I. Sieg-
fried, Miss Jennie Wedeen and Miss
Sarah Fine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Body 10 Centuries Old

NOEL, Mo, March IA (By The
Associated Press).-The partly
mummified body OF a prehistoric
Indian found here by archaeo1ogists
is ten centuries on more old, M. r.
Harrington, director OF excavations,
estimated today.
The archaeologists, who represent
the Museum Of the American Indian,
Heye Foundation, of New York,
found the body in a bed of grass,
covered with slabs of limestone, nm
der a great ov~erhanging cliff. The
rock shelter, according to Harring-
ton, probably had been occupied as
a dwelling for many generations by
an ancient race of Indians. That was
attested, he said by great beds of
ashes four or five feet deep, contain
ing thousands of bones of deer, elk
and buffalo, the animals probably
eaten by the Aborigines, as wen as
many flint spear points with which
such game had been hunted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
BOMB ICE JAM

PORT JERvIS, N. Y, March IL
(By The Associated Press). = Army
aviatorS from Aberdeen Field today
bombed the fiye-mile ice Jam ON the
Delaware river which has threaten
ed to result in the Flooding Of tits
town, but were Unable to move the
floe. Two large Martin Bombers
were used. The airmen dropped
seven 300-pound bombs, three of
which hit land, but injured no one.
Thg others cracked great holes in
the ice, but failed to move the jam.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Plan to Dance

The Y. M. and Y. w. II. A. and
the Ladies Auxiliary OF Y. NJ. II.
a.. are planning a reception and
dance in honor of Abraham Finkel
stein. who was recently appointed
executive secretary of the local or
~ganization. to b, held in the audi
May March 20 "
A very hne program is being pre-
ared ana dancing will be a main
Rture Of the evening. The mem
Is of the various branches Of the
N. H. A. ana the general public
INVITED and everyone IS urged TO
I'd to meet and give Mr.. FinkeI-
q warm RECEPTION.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
OBITUARY
NeIsina C.Hanse

Mrs. Nelsfna C.. Hansen, sixty-six,
died today at her home, s97 Comp
ton avenue. Funeral services will be
held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon
from the home and at 2:30 from st.
Stephens Danish church, Rev. Mr..
kjaer officiating. Interment will be
n Alpine cemetery. Four daughters,
Mrs. Rettina Helgesen of Sewaren,
Louisa Hansen of Fords, Mrs. Emma
Dedrickson and Mrs. Mary Arnesen
of Perth Amboy, survive as wen as
one sister, Mrs. Chris Dyson, of
Orlando, Fla. F-i.-- -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Easter Monday
Dance is Planned

Plans are being made for the
dance to be held Easter Monday,
April ?, in the parish house under
The direction OF the Rector's Guild
of St. Peters church. Excellent
music has been secured for the dane
ing and many novelties will be in
vogue during the evening. Tickets
may be procured from any member
Of the guild or at the door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Plan Reception
For Mr.. F~inkeIStein

The annual moonlight and confetti
dance Of the Prosperity Boys will be
held in Junior hall, on April 10.
Ernie I-rickett's Versatile orches-
ira and Allie Maiden's orchestra of
PIainfield will furnish the music for
the dancing. Tickets may be pocur-
ed from any member of the organi-
cation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Held for Shooting Officer

..KEARNY, N. j., March IA
Frank "Chuck' An1ato OF Hoboken
is held by the Kearny police charged
with attempted robbery and shoot--
was made in connection With the
shooting Of 'PatrolmanN McIyers of
Rearny ana Patrbiman Lehmer Of
Iyndhurst, after they had foiIed the
attempts of bandits to rob stores in
the two towns on Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Rummage Sale
Plans Are Made

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the z.
NJ. H. A, will hold their rummage
sale beginning Monday, March 10,
in a store on Smith street. near the
Central Railroad. Anyone having
any article for this sale, will please
call Mrs. j. T.. Klein, of Gordon
street, and she will arrange for
transportation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
America To BE OverhapIod

WASHINGTON, March 14.-With
a view of completing the overhaul
ing of the America in time for the
early sumner tourist traffic, the
navy yard force VIII be pushed to
the limit in it's work on the ship.
The America, fcrmerly the Ger
man steamer Amerika, was to have
nnderg9ns 9 eor1plete reconditioning
Of the Leylathan. but the plans We're
changed to permit her use this sea.
son
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
EIkS to Dance
ST.. Patrick'S Night

The Elks have all arrangements
complete for their st. Patriek's day
dance which viii be held In the
Elks home. in Madison avenue, on
Saturday, March II. Danny Sulii-
vans Syncopators will furnish the
music for the dancing. At midnight
"Jiggs' famous dinner will be sery-
ed. Club members and their fami-
lies are invited to attend. The
committee in charge consists Of
George ST. Andrassey. Howard Rich-
ards and Charles Sykes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
To Start Damage Action

NEW BRUNSWICK, March IA
Letters of administration ad prose
quendpm were issued today by Sur
rogate Forman to Nicholas Wusucke,
of Raritan township, on the estate OF
his daughter Margaret for the pur-
pose OF instituting a suit against N.
Adolph Nielsen, of Perth Amboy,
said to be responsible for the death
Of his daughter. The girl was struck
on November 5 by Nielsen's automo-
bile and consequently died.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Asbury Park Girls Engage
ment to Prominent Local
Man is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rufus Cook. of
Asbury Park, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Marjory B.
Cook, to Fred A. BRIGGS, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis BRIGGS, of this city.
The wedding will take place some
time in June.
Miss Cook is a graduate of the
Asbnry Park high school and of the
class of 1920 of Wellesley College.
She is prominent in social circles in
that city.
Mr.. BRIGGS is we'll known in this
city for his musical ability. He is a
graduate of the local high school
and of Rutgers College.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Dance for Woodbridge

WOODBRIDGE, March 1.-THE
Columbian Club of woodbridge win
hold a st. Patrick's day dance Ia
the clubhouse OF the association,
corner of Amboy ayenue and Main
street. on Saturday night. The ar
rengement committee anticipates a
sured all who attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
SOLDIER FATALLY WOUNDED

COLUMBUS, Ga. March 14.-Pri-
vate Arnold A. Kilgore, nineteen
years old, OF Rossvi.le: Ga, died to-
day OF injuries received during a hr-
ing demonstration at Fort Benneng
Tuesday. The injuries were suffered
when a Stokes mortar exploded.
Several other members of the How
itzer company were near the scene,
but none was injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14

Col. Rolles Amounted

BOSTON, Mar. 14:-The appoint
roent of Col. Frank G, Bodies as SOM
manding officer Of the Citizens Mill
tary Training Camp at Camp Deyens
the coming summer was announced
at First Army Corps Area headquar-
ters today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
TO HEAR MURDER CASE

NEW BRUNSWICK, March IL
Supreme Court Justice James J. Ber-
gen will sit here on March 26, to
hear the case of Anton Quagliariello
of Oak Tree, who is under indict-
ment for shooting and killing his
relative Pete Mele,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Letters of ADMINISTRATOR

NEW BRUNSWICK. March IL
Letters OF administration have been
issued on the will OF Cornelia Con
nell, who died at Metuchen on Feb
ruary IL. Under the viii 500 each
is left to H. c. Cornell and George
G. ConneH and the balance of the
was drawn November 4. 1922. The
witnesses were Jennie Bailey and
Carrie Pierson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14

pany.
Mr.. Van Duzer of the Lehi: =
Valley railroad was the last witness,
he testified as to the obstacles con
fronting the laying Of a siding into
th1 property and ~oid that he
thought an application for a siding
would be denied betInse of the way
the railroad property would be cut
ND.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
WAR Neteran Snicidc

NEW YOR. March 1.-THE
steamer Providence, arriving today
from French and Italian ports,
word of the suicide at sea Monday
OF William S1idefl. world var VET
eran and member of a prominent
Boston family,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Metuchen Body % Meet

METUCHEN, March 14.-The
regular monthly meeting Of the
Chamber OF Commerce VIII be held
On Ftiday night IN the Esgi9h Han:
Rresfdent Schultz issued AM appeal
TO the members to be present at the
meeting,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Boston Beats prlncetou

BOSTON, March 14.-Boston Uni
yersity defeated Princeton in a rifle
match, the scores OF which were
compared today. Fbe local students
stood 500 to 49c. only i've men
counting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
4 MORE irish EXECUTIONS

LONDON. Mar. II (By The Asso-
ciated Press}:-Four men were exc
cuted this morning at Drumboe
Castle, Stranorlar, County Donegal,
says a Central News dispatch from
Dublin this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-14
Market REPORTS

NEW YORK. Mar. 14:-Butter
firm: receipts 1852. Creamery. ex-
tras coz score) 40: creamery. hrsts
tSs to 81 score) 4s % 4sM: Eggs
firm: receipts 30.g5T. Cheese arm:
receipts s10,791 pounds.