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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
MORE IMPROVEMENTS
IN WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP

WOODBRIDGE, July 3:-Consid-
cradle business was transacted last
night at the regular meeting of the
Beard of Health and a specia. ses-
sion of the township committee. For
some time the two bodies discussed
the recens oder coming from the
plant which was recently purchas-
ed by the Franklin Contracting COM
pany, but no action was taken. The
odor in question came from a num-
her of chemicals which had been
dumped out ny the new owners
A communication was received
from the Florida Aniline Works. Inc.
asking permission to operate at
Edgar's station the old Sepoy or CAL
co plant. The communication stat
ed that the company desired to pur-
ify chemicals and there is neither
fumes nor odor from the process
employed in this work. Committee
man Salter moved the communism
ton be laid over and investigated.
This action was taken.
Committeeman William Hoy NOV
ed that health inspectors be instruc-
ted to inspect all eating places in
the township and also places where
ice cream is sold. He also adyocat-
ed a license fee of So for these
places.
Engineer Morgan r. Larson was
directed to prepare plans and speci-
f1cations for sewer in Hopelawn, al
so for the first ward sewer, and sew
ers in the following streets: Ever
green avenue, Grant avenue, and
Hornsby street. Chairman Louis Neu-
berg and Committeeman Albert Lar
son objected TO these plans being
worked up as they declared the en-
gineer's Office is piled up with work
which can not possibly be finished in
several months and which Is of more
Importance. They also pointed out
that up to the present time no pc
titions have been received request
ing these improvements,
Committeeman Hoy, who made
the above motion, declared his only
desire in making the motion was to
have the suggested improvements
placed on record. The suggestions
were placed os record over the OBJ
jections of Chairman Neuberg and
Committeeman Larson.
A delegation from Avenel request
ing the committee to go ahead with
the installation of the sewer IN
Mereline avenue, Avenel even though
the bids received for the work are
higher than the appropriation. The
committee was headed by Benjamin
Baldwin, Sr., and laid much stress
on the need OF this particular sewer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
POLICE INVESTIGATE CASE
OF ABANDONED TRUCK

The police are investigating the
finding of a large Philadelphia truck
with nineteen-year-old Benny Muir
ply of Philadelphia watching 1t, on
outer New Brunswick avenue last
night. Oficer Robert Harding took
the truck and youth to headquar-
cers at midnight and the detectives
are conducting the investigation to-
day to see IL the truck was stolen
Both Murphy and the empty truck
are>being held.
Sergeant John Larson first inves-
tigated a report that a truck had
been held up at Convery Place but
could find no one in that vicinity
and a short time later Officer Har-
ding came upon the truck and youth,
The youth said that he had beef
left to watch the truck by the chaur.
feur and helper who went for some
thing to eat. Murphy said he was
told the truck had seven tons OF
brass aboard.
After the truck had been taken
to headquarters, Lieutenant Andrew
Jensen questioned the youth and
was told that he had been given a
lift. Murphy explained that the
truck and three occupants went to
Sayre avenue and at this point the
driver and helper left him with the
truck.
A short time later a Packard car
containing six men drove up, Muir
ply related, and took him from the
truck and placed him in the tour
ing car. The truck was driven of
and later he was brought back to the
empty truck. According to Lieu
tenant Jensen's report, Murphy told
him the truck was loaded with half
barrels of beer. The Philadelphia
youth said the driver and helper
were Italians and were armed with
%revolveIs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
BOOKS FOR SUMMER SCHOOL

Books were given out this morning
at the summer school being held at
the grammar school under the per-
sonal supervision of Principal Joseph
F. Walker. The books to be used
this year were given for use of the
summer school through the courtesy
Of the local board of education. The
enrolment of the session continues
to increase by leaps and bounds as
this morning the registration had
jumped from 1875 to 1S5 with the
students still coming in. Several
new teachers will be engaged by Mr..
Walker. The seventh and sixth
grades have the greatest enrolment
and there is still plenty of room for
pupils. Glasses will begin work on
Thursday morning at s a. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
LARSON
To ENTER RACE

FORDS, July 3.-Albert Larson,
who has represented Fords on the
Woodbridge township committee for
several years, is now being boosted
for the position of township clerk by
his many friends. Committeeman
Larson's constituents maintained
that the Fords section of the town.
ship has not received the representa-
ton it should in either elective or APP
pointive offices in Woodbridge and
the prospects of Larson's candidacy
being strongly backed are bright.
Andrew Keyes, of Railway avenue
Woodbridge. now holds the office OF
township clerk. He, too, is a Repub-
lican but has not indicated whether
or not he seeks reelection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
BLAZE
NEAR CRANBuRY

CRANBURY, July "a house,
garage, truck and out buildings. the
fire last night when the truck took
fire as he was filling the tank with
gasoline prior to starting for the
farmers market in Perth Amboy.
The loss is estimated at $500. The
fire vas due to the fumes of the
gasoline becoming ignited from a
lantern which hung on the truck.
Fire companies from Jamesburg,
Cranbury and Englishtown fought
the blaze. 1t is reported that Mr. Pc
terson was badly burned as a result
of the fire and is being treated IN
a Monmouth County hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
WORKMAN BADLY HURT

Walter Kuszewski of 329 Chap
man avenue, while working at the
plant of the C. Pardee Company, this
morning was caught between one of
the rollers and badly hurt. He was
removed to the Perth Amboy City
hospital, where he is being treated
by DIR. Wilson and DR.. Urbanski. He
has a severe liberation of the head
and over the left ear, abrasions on
the shoulder. chest and arms and a
large swelling on the left chest. He
was admitted to the hospital about
7:30 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
WOMEN SHOULD ACT QUICKLY

When a woman finds herself afflicted
with ~backache. headaches, nervousness
Irregularities and irritability, dark circles
appear under the eyes and her complexion
sess saiIow, sne may Dc sure tne unaeTiy-
sex. Such women should act quickly and
TAX the great American remedy for such
CompoEnd, and they may be saved Years
of suffering. For generations this old
fashioned root and herb medicine has been
may be- relied upon with perfect CONF
dence.-Adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
CHURCH PLANS
BENEFIT SHOW

A carnival similar to the one held
last year by the Church of Our Lady
Of the Most Holy Rosary will be htld
on the property at the foot of Penn
street commencing on Thursday,
July 5 and continuing anG including
Saturday, July IA. The carnival will
be held for the benefit of the pro-
posed new school and church of the
Holy Rosary congregation, which
is to be erected shortly on their
property. The Endy Shows will pre-
sent the carnival. There will be a
merry-go-round together with vari-
Gus stands and entertainments for
the amusement of both young and
old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
Peter Jensen
Is Given Surprise

A surprise party was given Peter
Jensen, Of Neville street. recently
by his co-workers in the Scandana-
Wan Sunday school. Mr.. Jensen re-
signed as superintendent of the
school recently, and was presented
with a beautiful table lamp by his
co~-workers. Music was enjoyed dur
ing the evening. Refreshments
were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
Miss Mary Reyes
WedS Robert Wilson

The marriage of Miss Mary Reyes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Keyes, of Sherman street, and Rob-
ert Wilson. of Woodbridge, took
place Saturday night in the Simpson
M. =. church in High street. Rev.
Wilbert Westcott performed the
ceremony. The attendants were Miss
Florence Harmed and Allan Wilson,
a brother of the groom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson will reside In their newly
completed home in Durham Place,
Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
COUNTY SEA1v
MAN KILL

MOUNT HOLLY, July s:-Fl
Lyons of New Brunswick. was k|
and two companions from the s
city slightly hurt early today "
their car was hurled from the i
between Mount Holly and Burl
ton. Bert Fisher, of Mount H
whose car struck the New Brl
wick machine head-on, was he'll
await investigation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
Admitted TO the Bar

TRENTON, July STANLEY +.
Kaczmarek of Perth Amboy, passed
the recent examination for admis-
sion to the bar as a counselor, it
was announced today by the State
Boardof Bar Examiners in making
public the results of the examina-
ton.
Morris Margaretten, Ezra w. Kar-
kus and Isidor NJ. Dubrow. all of
Perth Amboy, passed as attorneys.
John p. McGuire, of South Am
boy. Morris Splitter and Charles M.
Morris, both Of New Brunswick.
were also successful of attorneys
candidates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
File Building Agreement

NEW BRUNSWICK, July "a
building agreement between George
and Mary Estok, owners and William
]. Benko, builder. calling for the
erection of a two-stry hollow tile
dwelling at Raritan township to cost
$3.50 was filed at the county clerks
Office today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
Club to Meet

The Martha Washington Club viii
hold their regular meeting tomor-
row night at the home of Mrs. James
Nolan, in Barclay street. Business
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

T. Steele.
The commander of the Hender-
son is Captain Allen Buchanan, re-
Gently on the staff of the naval war
college, Wild commanded a destroyer
division in the world war n was
awarded a congressional medal of
honor. The executive officer is Lieu
tenant Commander s. L. Henderson,
recently captain of the Port of Bal
boa, canal zone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
Has Session

|Nomam's Guild Of the Work
Operative Society held their
meeting in Odd Fellows hall,
street, last night. Plans for
activities we're COM
"a this (time. Following the
SESSION, a social time was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

Prosecutor Joseph f. Stricken is
today moving part of his office
equipment from his office in the
American building, this city to his
new office in Newark. Attorney
Walter J.. Kelley will occupy one of
the offices vacated by Mr.. Stricken,
who will continue to occupy the two
front Offices as formerly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
Meetina

Singing Society Con-
kH hold a meeting tonight
BLOCK in the public libra
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

Lion and tiger skins pass through
eight to ten different hands before
they are converted into a rug
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

Mrs. John Tapley enter
Visitors at their home last
|y members OF the popular
Aub enjoyed a straw ride to
- Park Saturday night.
d Mrs. Theodore Beaure-
rtained relatives at their
night.
penoTk Ashley was an out-of-
itor yesterday.
Il HaHvley Of New Brunswick
uestl of frienas here yester-
ylizahteth Schurig was an
Ywn visitor yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

~ +41o A-
of Mrs. HERBERT
of Holton sheet
Brooklyn. were
SterrJon at 4:30
81 of New Je-
|5ogen, in Brook
as given in mar
[ brother Charles
and was most
bwn of white o
|er picture hat was
gle beautiful pink
bouquet of white
1.-The valley, lace
completed a
(which will long
Z host of friends
was filled to its
Is daughter, Miss
|the maid of hon
las of peach color
fwore a large hat
Eers which match
IS Aliens bouquet
hpA dragons. blue
flame colored
In the church were
n flowers.
his brothers best
Is were: Aubrey
rchibald Smith of
oonnelly Hammett
Hammett of Sc
ony was perform
Lawrence Gould,
Eh.
lived in the parish
eh and the bride
Ia the home of DIR.
meroy of 80 Rem
he guests follow
ing them a royal
md confetti.
trip by auto
and Mrs. Allen
, in Sewaren.
RnitaS and for
sent at the we'd
p. Hammett, Mr..
met. Mrs. l.. H.
hllard, Miss Ruth
Cooper, Mrs.
sfsloise Gimbernat,
. Mrs. +. Solace,
, Miss Doris Hoyt
OLSON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
Asfart summer Samantha

Algonquin Lodge, No. A, Knights
Of PytAias started last night on It's
SUMMER schedule of meeting twice
a month Nsastead of every week as is
don Ihout the year. The next
IN be held on Monday
MI s, when the installation
OF ly elected Officers will
tai rams for tthe ~-stalla-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

Thor Lodge No. 80. Danish Bro
therhood. is scheduled to meet
night at Washington hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

A melting or the Park Commission
will be held in the city hall tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

Bicycle tires constitute one-tenth
of the rubber tires exported from the
United States each year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

| Fred Beutel enter
Mrs. w. Shaar of
over the week END.
ross spent Sunday
Long Branch.
sen is entertaining
6m Europe TT her
reyling will start
4 vacation Visiting
1 the South.
hing will entertain
of her birthday.
was a Perth Am
sight. l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
JAIL WOODBRIDGE MAN

NEW BRUNSWICK. July a.
Two Woodbridge men were commit
ted to the county jail today. An
thony Lutus is charged with alleged
atrocious assault and battery on
Michael G. Kocisk July 1 and Frank
Lakasch is behind the bars for all
legged beating of his wife Kate on
June "a. Both were held by Re-
corder Ashley for the grand jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

rank Lacy of Du-
eceiving ~congratu-
of a daugh-
\ Lacy, yesterday
cy was formerly
nett of Holton
"A b. PuIsifer and
~ yesterday for
lev. Mr.. Pulsi-
rornection with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

There will he no 7r Of Violet
Rebakah Lodge No. So. Odd
lows. tomorrow No. use of the
holiday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
eople Plan to
Y at the Nearby
Resorts

the dull season for
les. no social event of
take place tomorrow.
featnres of the day will
ing lof the "Leviathan, -
|nakk its first trip abroad.
.g from this city will be
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund
Daughter. Miss Frances
msdn Robert 1. Splitter,
FRS. Abraham Dobbs.
"a several months Wis
France, Germany,
q other points of in
MAN permits, many
aAiuAto spend thu day
HesoNs. The Christian
ley q the Baptist
so,a aAboat ride to
r. make thA trip.
ITS. Isaac Alpern will
usancheon at her sum-
- speron. for the benefit
council Fund. ANY,
ttend this LUNCHEON
their reservations
lnf q the coupdil,
as soon aspos-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

| Ling OF Rah-
Ire yesterday.
3was the guest
Amboy yester-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
CITY BRIEFS

Owing to the holiday tomorrow,
the regular weekly MONDAY lunch
o of the Rotary club has been
postponed until Friday noon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

A leather brief case, believed to be
the property of a travelling salesman
was found on Smith street early this
morning and turned in at police
headquarters by officer William
Heating. The case contains papers
and samples, and can be obtained
by the owner upon the furnishing of
proper Identification.
, 1923-06-15
BATTLE LINES
Drawn AS Big
.LEAGUERS CUT
Time Limit On. Trades Expires
and % Player Roster
Is Enforced

NEW YORK. June 15.-By The
Associated PressJSBattle lines among
the sixteen major league clubs today
were read; the basis on which they
will carry on for the remainder OF
the 1923 campaign. Tho time limi,
on trades and purchases among Ma.
tional and American league teams ex.
pired at midnight last night. and,
simultaneously. the rule obliging ali
squads TO be cut to a maximum OF
rs players also went into effect.
Consequently this year there will
be no late season deals such as those
which aroused widespread protest
last year when the champion New
York clubs strengthened their lineups
late in July. The rule restricting
such deals to the period before June
Is was adopted at a joint major
league session asst winter. August
1 was the former time limit.
Comparatively few deals have been
made this year, records showing only
a dozen of Importance contaminated
both before n after the start OF the
season. OF these seven were between
National league clubs. three in the
American while m was a inter.
league transaction.
Outstanding among the most re.
cent deals was that by which the
Philadelphia Nationals exchanged
Pitcher Lee Meadows and Infelder
Johnny Rawlings for Pitcher Whitney
Glazner and Second Baseman Jim
Tierney of Pittsburgh.
, 1923-06-15

He went through his afternoon
workout yesterday. before more than
200 spectators. without inflicting
much punishment on his sparring
partners. Gibbons hooked his left into
his opponents frequently. but tho
challenger did not attempt to put
much strength behind them and CON
tented himself with defensive tactics,
which brought into play his elusive
twistings and lodgings.
KID Rocco was floored by Gibbons
near the end OF their two round
bout. az he stepped into a sharp left
hook. While he was badly jolted, he
was assisted to his feet by the chal-
lenger and continued the bout.
Gibbons worked strenuously with
the bag. the skipping rope and the
pulleyE before the bouts. He breathed
with less effort today than he has
heretofore and was not greatly
fatigued by his workout.
New buildings. concession stands
and temporary quarters for housing
and caring for the huge crowd ex.
pected here July Z. for the champion.
ship bout, are rapidly nearing com.
pletion.
Shelby is stll abba to handle the
crowd, consreEated here in advance of
the fight n ausmenting the al.
ready large number who had f1ocked
to Montana's newest boom town.
Following an inspection trip. r. T.
Ford. of the United States public
health service announced today that
h sanitary program mapped out by
Shelby officials two weeks ago was
satisfactory. and that facilities for
handling a crowd of 10000 or more
would be ample.
With the '1id on sbarby has lost
one OF Its western atmosphere. Cow.
boys from the COW country are flock
ing to the little town which he1
grown into the mecca of sportdors
overnight. and Indians Nam the
Blackfeet. Sioux and Grow tribes are
arriving here in increasing numbers
Their interest, primarily. IL in the
rodeo and roundup TO be b>ld here
from July l TO July 5, but to the
own people the big event In July is
tho engagement between Messrs.
Dempsey and Gibbons.
Meet me al The Smoke Houss.-Adv.
, 1923-06-15
Sport Calendar


Racing.
Meeting of Queens County Jockey
club opens at Aqueduct.
Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club,
at Latonia.
British open championship tourna.
ment closes at Troon. Scot.
Quebec women's championship tour
nament closes at Montreal.
Connecticut women's championship
tournament closes at New Haven.
Mississippi State championship
tournament closes at Greenwood.
Missouri State championship tour
nament. at Kansas City.
Middle Atlantic championship tour
nament. at Washington, d. c.
Arkansas State championship
tournament opens at Little Rock.
Kansas women's championship
tournament. al Topeka
Shooting.
Massachusetts, State trapshooting
tournament opens at Boston.
Minnesota State trapshooting our
nament. at Pequot.
Track.
National Collegiate A. A. champion
ship meet, at Chicago.
Yachting.
Annual regatta Of New York Yacht
club, on Long Island Sound.
Boxing.
Mike McTigue VS.. Tommy Tough
Ian, 8 rounds. at Philadelphia.
, 1923-06-15
ST. PAUL BOUT
IS POSTPONED

ST. PAUL. MINI. June 15.-Post-
ponement of a proposed 15 round bout
scheduled for Fort Smelling on June
20. until a date in the middle of July.
to be selected later. was announced
by the promoters today.
Inability Of the construction com
pany to complete new stands in time
for the fight was given as the reason
for hating temporarily a matter
which threatens to shake the founda.
lions of boxing in Minnesota
, 1923-06-15
First IN NelDs
OF All Euents
THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS Fl ''s g

ahead of the Indians and within two
Of nrst place.
with disaster srinning at them.
the Yankees faltered and lost to st.
Louis. 3 to /.
Detroit, attempting to get back in
the running. took advantage Of
Cleveland's loss and walloped Boston.
4 to /. Harry Heilmann. the leagues
leading batsman. did most Of the
Tigers slamming.
Chicago beat Washington. Z to 8.
in starting a new series.
Pittsburgh passed up the oppor-
tunity in its league, falling before
Philadelphia. the easiest team in
either circuit. with first place max
, 1923-06-15

ing preparations to receive &. rbo
Pirates lost all their punch ana raw
Leo Meadows scant support and CO..
s~eouently were found wanting. 2 "a
1, while New York was dropping Il.
second straight to Cincinnati. q IN
and using up three pitchers in IN.
process.
The Chicago Cubs recovered tbs,-
poise and evened the series wI,b
Brooklyn. 0 to 8. and once again thev
are within striking distance Of M
first division.
Boston beat st. Louis. 6 to 4. and
their series stands even.
Meet me al The Smoke House-.a,
, 1923-06-15
Sikh Says He'll
Come Here; But
Eudeline Demurs

PARIS, June 15.-Robert Eudeline,
manager of Eugene Criqui. worlds
featherweight champion. has cabled
the French boxing federation as fol
lows:
Have arranged and will arrange
nothing for Sikh in the United States.
wishing to have nothing to do with
him."
Nevertheless the battler reitsrates
his determination to sail for New
York on June 90 under the manager.
ship of NJ. Maujean. director of the
national boxing ring.
Meet mo at The Smoke House.-Adv.
, 1923-06-15
ATHLETICS RUSHING ON, ONLY
TWO GAMESBEH|ND NY. YANKS
Philadelphia Team Defeats Cleveland While Cham
pions Falter as Disaster Grins at Them-Giants
Drop Second Straight to Reds.

CHICAGO, June 15.-(By The Associated Pressl.-
Philadelphia's Athletics stand upon the brink of first place
in the American League today, having %triumphed in yester.
days opener of what is a genuinely crucial series. "Rube"
Walberg was a star pitcher and a star batter in downing
Cleveland, q to 3, and putting his team tow and a half games
, 1923-06-15
G|BBONSRESTS|N M|DDLEO Dr.
WEEK'SSTRENUOUS TRAINING
Challenger Leaves Shelby for Glacier National Park
With Wife and Children-Aftemoon Workout
Shows St. Paul Heavy in Form.

Shelly, Mont, june 16.-(By The Associated Press.)-
Tommy Gibbons took a day of rest, in the midst of a strenu-
Gus week, today. Accompanied by his wife and their three
children, Tom, Jack and Dick and a score of photographers
sey left here late last night in a special train for Glacier Park.
, 1923-06-15
CASPER AND CHEYENNE
GOLFERS TO PLAY MATCH

CHEYENNE. wyo.. June 15.-Cas-
per and Cheyenne Country club golfers
will meet in tournament play on the
Cheyenne Country club links next
Sunday.
, 1923-06-15

SAN PEDRO. Calif.-Jimmy Hack,
lick. a sailor n Ted Salesman of
San Francisco fought a -four round
draw.
, 1923-06-15

Daddy Long Legs" with Mary Pickford, plays at the America thea
ter today and Saturday.
We do not want the people to think that this is Marys latest produc-
ton. 1t is not. 1t was first released several years ago, and is now
being reissued. Many critics still claim that Daddy Long Legs" is
Miss Pickfords greatest achievement. Every city in which this picture
has been revived, it has played to large audiences. And we believe
Casper is NJ exception. There are many who have eve seen the pic
ture, and many who saw it will want to SCI it again.
Tonight is also the night that fifty Kid Scooters will be given away
free.
Admit c. A. McDermott and one today free
, 1923-06-15

BRIDGEPORT. Conn-Lou Bougash
Bridgeport. defeated jimmy Darcy of
California in IL rounds. The men
are middleweishts.
, 1923-06-15
SPORT BRIEFS

BRooKLINE-Miss Glenna CoIlett
established a now course record at
the local country club when she went
around in Z.
, 1923-06-15

Meet me at The Smoke House.-Ahv.
, 1923-06-15
-Ter.,
Today's Games
National League.

Boston at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
, 1923-06-15

Meet me at The Smoke House.-Adv
, 1923-06-15
CMaA

Salt Lake City II; Los Angeles q.
Portland IL; Vernon 8.
Oakland 4; Seattle /.
Sacramento 1; San Francisco 3.
, 1923-06-15

o'Neill; Heimach. walberg and Per.
kins.
, 1923-06-15

American League.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland Mt Philadelphia
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.