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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
DEATHS

Austin. Frank. 40 years.
Eloheimo. William. 81 years.
Smith. infant.
Eordyca. Hazelett C. II veara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
68 FOR SALE-FARM
LANDS

DAIRY FARM FOR SALE
A market for all milk. butter. vsRe-
tables and fruit right az the door.
Anyone interested. please come and
see. hnQquaimie FRllH. - acres.
Frank Weller, snoqualmle. wash.
Box -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27

IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
FARM, "a ncres. highly improved; n
beautiful situation on the Sound.
with e004fcet OF fine sandy beach:
good buildings OF all kinds: water
In house; orchard: berries Price
$4,000; terms, or exchange for Sc
attic home.
CHARLES SoMERS COMPANY
Ainskn building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
DIVORCE RECORD

Suits for divorce in King county,
filed Wednesday. were as follows:
Catherine Nj. Milton against Arthur
Il. Milton, desertion; Charles ID.
Thorington against Rita Nj. Thoring-
ton. cruelty: Hazel Fisher against
Robert Fisher. desertion; Beatrice
Hinton against Earl A. Hinton, de-
sertion: Jane Ellen Pilkington
against William Pilkington. nom sup
port; Lucy A. Galbraith against Vic
tor II. Galbraith, non-support; Min
ME Johnson against Gust Johnson.
cruelty; Mike Kuyawa against Agnes
Kuyawa. desertIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
IA BERRY AND POULTRY
FARMS

FOR SALE OR TRADE--i0-ACRE
berry and chicken farm: air pres
sure water system: broom house .
cheap chicken house: 200 chickens.
cows horse; acres berries. good
orchard. This 10 paying place.
1900 down: terms. Mrs. J. Heaiey.
1895 sturEus road. Seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
So You VIII Find Many Profitable Star Want AID Columns
81 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

4 X &&&NN X \ X X Xxx
OWNER COMO TO
CALIFORNIA
MUST SILL GROOM HOME
NEAR npogEVELT HIGH
lMMEDiATEff
PRICE eur TO $500
WILL TAKE $500 DOWN
This cosy place has o large
\ rooms. with lots 81 windows;
\ first class plumbing and
4 lighting fixtures full cement
basomonti laundry trays; ask
( paved street: 4 fruit trees
< chicken coop aud chickens
= 80 with place, go PER
\ MONTH. NO MORTGA9E.
SEE III TODAY SURE.
ONLY $500 DOWN
AND YOU CAN MOVE
9 RIGHT INTO THIS coy
y HOME, PRICE REDUCED TO
fl.T6O
This dandy homo r. located
near Lincoln high. n has J
lovely rooms and sleeping
= porch. everything clean az
pin. Just the place for a
: shlAll FAMILY. Ihia ces fanny
i a snap at ti.7b0 Owner 10
forced 60 sell because hs
must have larger place
consider trade for larger
house.
Z LARCEST a RYAN. Inc
: REALTORS
/. LEO ". 18th, Phone Mel Lb26.
OFFICE open Evenings
We Serve and satisfy"
\ Y y y X \ X x xxx X X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
IDEAL PLACE

4 little moro than two acres Of
ground. located In Des Molncs. Just
one block from tho paved highway
Good house. Own water system.
Large mature orchard of over 20
trees OF apples. pears. peaches.
cherries. etc. This Is mighty fine
place. but | must sell. Price s3.i50,
and will make suitable termB. Call
owner. Mclrose 1888.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
/ FEMALE HELP WANTED

fEw MORE Girls WANTED AT
once 20 dance on stage. SIS to
start: $40 later. Moose Hall. sth
and Union. top floor. No expsr-
fence necessary. Hours 10 D. m.
WANTED = AN ExPERIF.NCED
Elliott Fisher operator. who TN
defstands bookkeeping thoroly.
Tho Carman shop. Second Ave.
and Spring St
PIANO TUNING - JOHN sTROM.
Mar, 1870
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT

it32 10TH AVE. 3 ROOMS, SOUTH
EIde. sunny and well arranged.
$3s'to.
'J1ob 18TH AVE. s rooms. good con-
dillon. Close in. f25.
CARTER. MACDONALD g. MILLER
2os Columbia 1t. Eli. $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
IS STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL PAY CASH FOR A FEW
shares OF +. T. Best Lock stock.
Ea6 Central building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TWO ST0CK sALEsMEN ON MOST
fered. We'll advertised. guarantee
ing handsome return on money In
vested. Former Issues handled by
this company very succersful.
Leads furnished. Call at 200s l.. g.
Smith Bldg. between 10 and 4 o. m.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16
MARAvILLOsA CURA MEDIANTE
AUTOsUGESTION

II Z ( 1.
Chicago, febrero g.. Cou6. el famo-
SO mage de la autosugesti6n, tuvo hoy
una de las sesiones de mayor emoci0n
desde SUI llegada America. El nume-
roso auditorio que presenciaba sns 'ex-
periencias con diversos pacientes, CO.
nenzaba ia impacientarse en- vista
del fracaso de la fainOsa formula Gu
|ratiya, cuya insistente repetici0ns no
Iilograba efecto alguno en- los tenablores
|neryiosos de Howard Canter.
Varios espectadores comenzaron a
sisear como signo de desagrado; me-
nudearon los maullidos toda clase
de ruidos expresiyos del disgusto co
lectiyo. FL ruido comenzaba hacer-
Sc ensordecedor convirtiendo en- un es-
csirnio la milagrosa Erase, cuando .el
tullido Otto r. Kropi, de Milwaukee
que habfa sido transportado q la eli
Mica y colocado junto a Cou6, descen.
di6 de la plataforma, por sus propios
pies, convfrtiendo en- un triunfo reso
nante 10 que amenazaba ser algo mas
rue an fracaso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16
AINIANAQUES SOLARES

En- la antigiiedad, cuando nadie ha-
cfa todavfa los almanaques, acudfa la
gente al sol para determinar los dfas
del aiio. Cuando construfan un tenn
plo, los antiques solfan leyantar la
fachada principal precisamente frente
al punto del horizonte por donde sa-
liza el sol el dfa mas largo del ailQ.
Por eonsiguiente, aquA dfa y ningin
otro, los rayos del sol en- el momento
de salir penetraban directamente por
Ia puerea principal traves del atrio
y "a 10 largo de salas y galerfas has
Ia Gar en- punto deferminado al extre-
mo mas .lejano de la entrada. Todos
los dennis dfas, execeptO el que hoy
llamam0s ell 21 ae JUNO, desyiabasc
el sol un POGO y su luz no llegaba has
Ia el citado punto
En- ell gran temple de KaPnak, en-
Egipto, habIa NADIA menos que diez Y
siete puertas en- lfnea, con una peque-
iia zelda obscura al final. Solo un ms
tante cada afio sesta celdilla Sc ilulmi-
naba con i'm rayo de sol. Entonces,
los egipcios conocian que empezaba el
verano, y con Il el aio nueSo.
En- yarios pueblos. sin embargo, los
astr6nomos, que a La ycz eran sacer-
tiotes. preferfan empezar el afio, en-
etro dfa. Habfan descubierto que 81
para In orientaci6n de sus temples es-
cogfan el punto del horizonte donde
aparece ell sol ell 6 de mayo, tenfan
la ventaja de que un cuarto de alo
mas tarde, o, sea ell s de agosto, vol
via 81 sol aI;irecer en- ell misrno pun
to. De este modo tenfan va su dis
.posici6n dos fechas fijas para contar,
en- vez de una sola, Y este les permi-
tia dividir el alo en- cuatro parties
iguales, como nuestra primayera, We
rano, oteiio invierno. Los drifidas di-
vidfan ell aiio de esta manera Y con-
sideraban como dla de a1o nucvo el
;G de mayo.
En- todos los pueblos Antiques. 10
mismo en- Babilonia que en- Esipto, asl
entire los gricgos como entire los eel
tas. casi todos los temples presenta
ban su frente a la salida del sol el dfa
'6 de mayo ell IA de JUNO. por tan
scncillo medic, aquellas primitiyas ci
vilizaciones de hace cuatfo o einco
mil amos, medfan el tempo mucho me-
ior que los pueblos medioeyales, mas
atrasados en- este y otros puntos que
aqu6llos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16
Pon el Mundo del Cinema

de la pelfcula Ia flor blanca (The
White Flower). Sc irnpresiond en- Ha-
waii. I'll ounce Dor ciento restantt
esta en- estos momentos impresionan-
dose en- e1 estndio de Lasky, en- Cali
fornia, bajo Ii direction de la sefiora
Ivers, antora del argumento.
Ademas del personal tecnico, fotol
grafos, etc, entire los expedicionarios
estaban Betty Compsoh, Edmund Lo-
we, Airline Pretty, Leon Barry, Syl-
via Ashton, Edward Martindel, Ar
thur Hoyt y Lily Phillips miembros
todos ellos de la comBafifa que impre-
sion6 las escenas de La flor Blanca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16
NUEVA PISTA EN- Ell CRIMEN DE
TAYLOR 4fhARMA A LA COLONIA
HOLLYWOOD


Los Angeles, Gala poHcfa de Los
Angeles Sc -encuentra en- estes nlomen-
tos siguiendo una pista, segura de la
Icaptura inminente del criminal que haz
5ce un ano ,mat0 a William Desmond
Taylerd figura de gran relieve en- ell
retablo artfstico de Hollywood.
Desde el dos, de febrero de 1922, tlfa
en- que So perpetr0 el misterioso ase-
sinato, los agentes de investigation cri-.
nsinal han seguido distintos procedi-i
mienf0s inediaate, los eHales Green lie
gar a desnejarla inc6gnita.
La poliefa secreta de Los Angeles Sc
Mega -haeeF deelaraciones al respec-
to: pero Sc sabe que las autoridades
conoeen con certeza el pai'adero de una
persona fntsmamente relaeionada con
el crimen Y Sc han dado Las oportunas
disp0siciones para su arrest0.
| Las declaraciones de un antique ven
dedor de- narc0ticos que asegura como
Ger I'm capftulo inedito de la vida de
/ Taylor, arrojan luz abundante sobre
1 la obscuridad impenetrable del suceso.
Segdn este. dos mujeres -artistas esta-
lban en- casa de Ia vfctima en- la noche
/ de autos. Ade1nds repite con nsalarman-
{ te iinsistencia ell nonibre de una de
elias que es bien conocida por los
ansaHteS de la escena hablada la otra
es la misina que fue sometida a inte-
rrogatorio en- las prineras inyestiga-
clones policiaeas. Asegura tambi6n
4 que Taylor entabl0 amistad con un per-
sonaje director de un estudio de Holly
4 wood, el c,laf sofia pasar nuchas no
! Fches en- 10 residencia de Taylor, ocu=
pando el cuarto contiguo al de este du-
4 llrante los dos meses que precedieron al
asesinato. Las marcadas atenciones y
deferencias de Taylor a una artista
del drama silente, acab0 con las rela-
clones de ambcs.
i El nombre del nlalogrado artista
Wallace Reid. cuya muerte fu6 atri
4 bufda indirectamente al uso de marco
lticos y drogas lIer9icas, aparece tam,
4 bien relacionado con las inyestigacio
nes que obran en- podcr ae los agentes
de Ia jpsticia.
4 DONNA "a sospecha de que 81 perso
ilnaje quien Taylor daba amistosa
hosnitalidad en- sil casa de la scalle dc
4 Alyarado, conletiera e ascsinato i'm
j nulsado por los celos
/ la corte sllpTenrl ha cI.rsado Las
Il 6rdenes necesarisas para que los bic
mes De 1aylor sean entEegados q 50
i Ihija Ethel Daisy Dean Tanner. de Ma
nQaroneck El lcgado ascien.
de a Sis, 1888
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16
b. S. WEATHER BUREAU


Sumario del Boletfn scfnaIial que pm
blica Ell Servicio Meteorological,
ri promedio de lluvia dc ID sema-
ma f,.d I'm POGO mayors dc IA nlitad
de la cantidad normal. En- ii mayor
parte de la mitad Este de Ia isla 10
-vio moderadanientes pero En- "A mitad
oeste, pfacticamente no llovio. Dt
Gnayama y Aguirrc infornaan Il pri-
niera lluvIa de algdn resultafla desde
hace yarias semanas. Ia temperatu-
IA en- las estaeioncs atlas sIguio pro-
incdiando sobre 10 normal y en- luga-
res bajos generalmente bajo 10 nor
nal. Pa sequia y vientos frescos ha
s:do perjudicial para n desarrollo Dc
las ccsechas en algunas localidades'
pcro generalmente II sarnana ha ~.
% favorable para mucbas cosechass
cspeciaimente para cana, dafe, tabaS
60 y operaciones asrfcolas La eva
1,oaeion en- San Juan ftd 1s3e1 pssis
gadhs. s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16

IIN GRUPO DE AcTORES DE La
PARAMOUNT. PARTE PARA PA
MAMA, CON Ell oBJETo DE M
ipRESIONAR ESCENAS PARA UNA
SUEvA PELIGIfLA.
Una conlpalfa de yeintida artistas,
ancabezada por el popular Y eminen'
e actor Thomas Meighan partio de
Nueva York Ia semana pasada para
Panama, a horde del yapor Santa Lu-
efa, con 81 ob5eto de. impresionar las
escenas exteriofes de The Ne'er-Do-
Well nueva pelfcula de la Paramount,
basada en- una famosa novela del in
-signe, escritor americana Res. Beach.
La conpaiifa impresionara escenas en-
Panama, Colon y otros lugares del
IstIno.
Entire les eXpedicionarios estaban en-
| el muelle Thongs Meighany esposa, ell
! director Alfred r. Green y esposa, Lila
Lee, acompanada de sus padres. Ger
trude Aster, Sid Smith, John Miltern,
Laurence Wheat, Jules Cowles y Geor-
ge O'Brien. FL personal tecnico del
director Green, Sc compone de los fo-
sografos cinematografcos Ernest Hal
Her y William Miller; su asudante Don
OBrien, E. Pfitznier, Herman Doerr
ing, Ed. Ellis, George Chennell y Geor-
ge Hinners.
ia pelfcula The Ne'er Do-Welr Sc
| a, 81 los pronosticos no mienten, la
! mas grande de la Paramount en- que
Thomas Meighan ha tornado parte. La
) eompaffa permanecera Ell Panama
| seis semanas. impresionspG9 las esce-
j mas +exteriores' y a su regreso a Nue.
wa York, sc comenzara la impression
ide las interiors; en- el immense 'es-
tudio' einematogr;ifico cue la Para
mount posee en- Long Island. La en-
Iprcsa Paramount no .perdona gasto nj
sacrificio para que esta pclfenla sea
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16
BETTY C0MPS0N y la COAIPA-
MA DE QUE FoRMA PARTE RE
GREsAN DE HAWAII, DONDE FUE-
RON Al IMPRESIONAR UNA PELI-
CULA DE LA PARAMOUNT.

F i
Betty Compson y los miembros de
|su seompaifa que toman parte en- Ia
lpellcnla la flor blanca, de la Para
mount, regresaron recicntemente de
las islas Hawaii, a donde fueron con
lei ohjeto de impresionar las escenas
extcripres della pelTctsIa. Las eseenas
interiofes Sc impresicnaran en- el- es-
Itudio de Laslsy. y Ia pelfcula Sc es-,
,frenara en- los principales salones de
cinema de los Estados Unidos, dcntro
de unas cuanfas scmanas.
IIablando de s,i excursion nj archi
lpi6lago poIinesico, Miss Compson di-
80 que su permsnencia en- Honolulu u
palrededores, fue 10 mas agradable que
Ipudiera imaginarse FL director ar,
tfstico escogi6 lin pintoresco lugar a
lunos cuantos kilometres de Ia capital
del archipelago para levantar nues-
lItro campameHto instaiar en- el rm
lpequeiio estudio cinemat tografico, en- el
lcuaK disponiamos he todo 10 necesa-
1rio para la impression de Ia pelfcula,
llexacsamente como 81 estuviesemos en-
ICaIifornia.
| Mas del ocheiita cinco por ciento
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16

Iun dechado de belleza y perfection ci-
nematograficas.
sE THEL CHAFFIN, DIRECTORA
DEB vESTUARIQ DE LA PARA
MOUNT EN- Ell ESTUDIo DE Ca
LIFORNIA, Sc PRoPoNE CONTRA
TAR A UN NOTABLE CREADOR
DE MODAS NEoYORQUINO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-16

La AccIoN DEE eINEDRAMA LA
LEY DEL TRANSGRESoR'. DE LA
PARAMOUNT, Sc DEsARROILAIsA
EN- RUAANIA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-20
FREE POSTAL DELIVERY
FOR RARITAN BAY PARK

TOTTENVILLE, June 20:-Post-
master Frank Foggin's announce
ment in a letter to President Angus
tus G. Marscher, read at the meeting
of the South Shore Protective As
ISOLATION Monday night that the car
rier system would be extended to
the Raritan Bay Park section in
Tottenville is being received with
a good deal of satisfaction by the
residents of that place who have
been fighting to get free delivery
ever since it was put into operation
several years G in Tottenville.
This will be the addition of an
other carrier at the Tottenville pos
tai station TO take care of the people
in what is known as a summer
colony but in fact is now populated
with all-year round residents. Post
master Foggin gave Mr.. Marscher
his word at the last time the meet
ing was held in Fotrenville that he
would endeavor to have the sys-
tenn extended to Raritan Bay Park
and he has kept his word. The new
system will probably be put Into
effect the first of July according to
the announcement made by the post
master.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-20

Is now in the death house sentenced
to die for the killing OF two and the
wounding Of two more police officers
Of West New York and Jersey City
police departments. Sage was tc
have been el~ectrocuted the week be-
ginning July 16, but the appeal
which former Judge Richard Doher-
ty has taken for him stays the exc
cution at least until September l.
pending the outcome of the argu-
ment in the Errors Court.
The court would not ordinarily
hear s until November, the reg
ular term, but this case was advanc-
ed especially. The appeals Of Car
limo and Turko, two of Sage's com
panions in the Death House at the
State prison. will be argued at the
present June term. they having been
added to the list. They were con-
victed in the so-called "Cat Swami
Murder" in Warren County.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-20
AUTOMOTWE EXPERTS CONFER

SPRING LAKE. June 20-A con-
ference of automotive experts, cali
ed b. the U s. Army Ordnance De-
partment, was being held here to-
day. The session was secret and
little could be learned of its pro-
gress.
The experts were understood to
be discussing the problem of de-
veloping "cross country cargo car-
rylng vehicles suitable for use by
all branches of the army in opera
tlon zones not navigable for motor
trucks
Members of the ordnance Adv,-
sorry committee and of the Society OF
Automotive Engineers were under
stoo to be present, as well as the
army committee of experts charged
with preparation OF specifications for
a single type of rough going vehicle
to back up and supply the fighting
forces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-20
JURY RENDERS VERDICT
AGAINST FATHER AND SON

TOTTENVILLE, June 20.--A jury
in the supreme court before Justice
Carswell in Richmond yesterday rem
dered a verdict in favor of Henry p.
Sznick, VIII defended two suits
brought by George DelGrosse and his
minor son Mario DelGrosse, of AM
boy road Tottenville for injuries
which the child received, when run
down by automobile near his home
in November. The suit was brought
before Justice Van Siclan in Feb. and
the jury awarded the father $3.50
AMI the son $500. This was set aside
by the court when Justice Van Sic
Ian maintained that the child had
sustained the injuries and was in
titled to a larger amount than the
father. The accident happened when
the boy returning home driving a
pushmobile was struck by a a of
the Greater New York Mattress and
Bedding Company. The boy receiv-
ed a fracture of the leg and was at
the Memorial Hospital for some
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-20
kEYPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lober of New
York were the guests the past week
of Mrs. Lober's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Regain of Warren street.
Work is progressing on the DR..
G. B. Aumack house on Warren
street the contractors being Walling
and Ryke.
The first quarterly conference at
st. Johns NJ. E. church will be con-
Quoted this evening by Rev. DR.. AL
fred Wagg the new district super
intendent.
The regular meeting of the Mems
club of the Reformed church will be
held on Thursday evening of this
week.
Frederic Silcox of First street is
spending several days at Westches-
ter Pa, where he is the guest of his
uncle Fred Welt and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lester Terry of
Myrtle avenue were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John P. Van Kirk of Brad
ley Beach the ~forepart of the week.
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter
Miss Harriet Smith of Osborn street
have returned from a weeks vaca-
ton spent at Delaware Water Gap.
59TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
This Saturday, June 23rd. Exceptional
attractions and bargains will be offered
throughout our stores and Handsome Sou
venirs will be distributed to purchasers.
A. SALE & CO,
Keyport. N. j.
obs9s-6-o0-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-20
1OTTENViLLE

Mrs. Anna Turner, of Brooklyn, is
at her house in Arthur Kill road fol
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Werner have
returned home after a visit at Belle
Vile. N. j.
Mrs. Abram Reckhow has gone tc
Baltimore, Nd, for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs Fred Landerburn of Wealth
erly, Pa, is visiting MI. and Mrs,
Richard Trestrail.
Miss Mary Stafford of P~lainfield
is the guest of the Misses Hardings
of Main street.
MI. and Mrs. George Johnson of
Jersey City. were at their bungalow
Sunday.
William Stauff is home from the
University of Pennsylvania for the
summer vacation with his parents
in Ivy Court.
The body of A. B. Pouch, of the
Pouch terminal docks, who died in
Pari; on Sunday, is being brought
back to Staten Island for burial.
Regents and other examinations
are being held at the Tottenvil e
High School and Grammar school.
Fred Pegran, of Camden, served
with a summons on complaint of
Herbert Phipps for an automobile
mixup at the Atlantic station Satur-
dav night was discharged in court
yesterday.
Another inspection of the Totem
vile telephone exchange was made
last night by a committee from
Annadale.
Huguenot Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, viii meet tonight at
the Masonic tannnla x
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-20
AID CRIPPLED CHILDREN

One hundred dollars as a contri-
button TO the Crippled Children's
Home at Newark, was voted on at
the regular meeting of the local
REQ Cross chapter neld last week
ami met with approval by all pres
ent. Those present were AxsI
Olsen, chapter chairman; Mrs.
Adrian Lyon, J. +. REILLY, Lester
White, Mrs. Charles Seguine. DR.. c
w. Naulty and Miss Anna BordeL.
executive secretary.
The report for the month Of May
was read and showed that forty-
seven cases of social work were
taken care Of, ten of which were ex-
service men. Sixty-seven calls were
made at the Office, ten new cases
wera taken up and eighty-three calls
wee made at various homes by the
secretary. It was reported last night
that $241.96 was expended during
the month of May for social work
done in the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-20
lei ARE HELD
IN HEAVY BAIL FOR TRIAL

TOTTENVILLE, June 20-Four
men arrested in the hold-up of Hen
ry Lamf, at the Annada1e Beach ho-
tel last Thursday indicted by the
grand jury on Monday were arraign-
ed yesterday before County Judge
j. Harry Herman in county court at
st. George for pleading. Two plead.
ed not guilty to the charge and were
held in bail for trial while the other
two, said to have confessed their
part In the hold-up pleaded guilty
and were remanded for sentence or
Friday. James Plasitino, a chauffeur
twenty-four years old, of 209 Hett
avenue, New Dorp, who pleaded not
guilty and said to be the ring lead.
er of the gang was held in $10,0 0O
bail for trial. He was locked up in
the county Jail in default of bail.
John Allison, known as Million
aire jack" who also pleaded not
trial. Bail was furnished in his
case. William Casper, twenty-five
years old, a chauffeur of Bogardus
Corners. Pleasant Plains and Philip
Cough, a mason, twenty-three years
old, of 1897 Arthur Kill road Green
ridge pleaded guilty to assault in
the third degree and were remanded
for sentence. Both Allison ano
Plasitino are being held on the as
sault and robbery charge. A fifth
man of the party is still at large and
Detective-Sergeants Schley and De-
troit, who made the arrest of the
four are expected to land him short
ly. With only a slight description of
the automobile in which the five
were riding the day of the hold-ur
the detectives had nothing to work
on, but. they landed their men and
inside of three days secured an in
dictment sending them on their way
to trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-20
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