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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-26
KUPOVALl AUTOMOBILE.
w RAFY "ZA PET PRSTU".

Ponocny u The Clarke Trans
pmtation c., 2245 vych. Ia. ul.
Earl Cannon uslysel v zadni
casti skladiste podezrely sra.
mot. Timed Sc ozbrojil, roz-
svitil a spatril, kterak okny do
zxdnf ulicky diva muzi nepovo.
lane stehuji gumove rafy. Gan
non mfre ma vetfelce, porucil
Jim dati truce vzhiru", ale po-
darilo Sc mu lapiti jen jednoho,
kdezto druhy Sc "poradil $
Vankem". Dopadeny SC poll
ce:infmu serzantu pfiznal, re
hodlali spolu $ kolegou n6ko-
lik rafii odvaliti do blizkeho
stravniho domu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-26
POLICEJNf SERzANT PRO.
HRAL ODVOLANf,

Ac slouzil pfi policii jiz pres
21 roki, byl sveho casu SER
zant Spellman bezpecnostnfm
riditelem Martincem pro doka-
zane opilstvi propulsion NEST
skych sluzeb. Spellman Sc ST.
ce odvolal Ike komisi pro obcan
skou sluzbu, ale nepochodil,
nebot' propusteni jeho shleda-
no by1o opravnenym. Jak pra-
vi fiditcl MARTINEZ, vzhledem
k dfivejsi dlouholete sluzbe,
dostane Sc propustenemu polo
vicni pense.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-26
CUVERNER DONAHEY
PROTI VYHERNfM
AUTOMATUM.

Jako odpovedi ma rozhodnu-
ii zdejsiho municipalniho SOU
du. ktery nespatruje v opero-
vani tax zvanych vyhernich
strojkG ma cukrovinky, zadne
porusovani zakona, odpovedel
vcera guvemer Donahey, ze
Sc strojky odstraniti must ma
zaklad6 rozhodnuti nejvyssiho
statniho soudu a lie vyzve NEST
skeho pravniho riditele Lamba,
aby proti rozhodnuti soudu mu
nicipalniho podal odvolani.
Odmitne-li Lamb uposlech-
nouti. pax naridi guverner, by
nekteri obchodnici, majici v
zavodech podobne aparaty, by
Ii zatceni a process mimi We
den az k nejvyssimu statnimu
|soudu, kde by pax pablo Ia
sadni rozhodnuti trvale platno-
|sti.
Celia zalezitost Jest celkem
|ncpatrnou snaha novy "a
kaz, zda sc nasvedcovati. ze
celia akce podoba sc prislovec-
me bouri We sklenicce vody. K
Will n6kolika strojkGm cukro
vin'kami rozhoupavati cely
statnf, okresni a take snad
mestsky aparat. neodpovida ne
patrn6mu predmetu, O kterem
&c spor rozvifil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-26
KoDlNNA TRAcEDlE MA JE.
: ZEKNfM POBkEzf.
Qtec ) matkou utonuli pred
o1ima ditek.

4 e44A N
AS 4 mile zapadne Cd Ro-
.cky River parku ma tax zva-
mem The Beach Cliff Estates
bfehn eutopili Sc manzele Rec
dovf pred otima dvou dftek,
Svakseve a velkeho poctu kou-
pajicich Sc osob. Rodina by
dli v Columbus a 9-letymi
'dvojcaty Elou a Earlem pfijela
ma navStevu bratTi pi. Reedo-
We, z niclz jeden D. H. Wolcott
bydli v els. 1912 Warren rd.,
Lakewood a druhy w. l.. VOL
colt jest serzantem Il cleveland
sk6 policie. Vcera odpoledne
bylo usneseno usporadati wy
chazku spojenou $ vykoupa-
MIN. Oba manzele byli as 200
yardd Cd brehu, kdyz zena sc
ocitla pojednou v hlubine a
zoufale pocala volati o pomoc.
Manzel sc snazil usilovn6 do
plouti k manzelce, ale silny
spodni proud mu v tom zbra-
hoval a stale jej cd ohrozene
vzdaloval.
BOZ vlnami byl ostatnimi
brzy postrehnut a 9-leta deer
ka .Ula, spatrivsi matku zapa-
siti vlnami o zivot rychle Sc
vrhla do vody, aby matce po-
mohla, byla vsak sama jinymi
koupajfcfmi z vody vytazena.
Ma pomoc byla pfvolana poll
Gle a povolani hasici $ pri-
Etrojem ma uncle vpravovani
dechu. Oba manzele byli do
praveni po delsim dsili pobfez-
nfho strazce f. Martina a ne
kolika dobrovolnych zachran-
cd ma bfeh v bezvedomi a po-
kusy 3 ozivovacimi pristroji
byly jiz marnymi. Mrtvoly tra-
gicky pred ocima ditek a cele
fady pribuznych zahynulych
dopraveny byly do pohfebniho
nstavu Mastick Daniels.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-26
OBOHACENl ZvERINCE
v BROOKSIDE PARKU.

Riditel m6stskych parki a
majetki G.. A.. Ruetenik byl
vcera navstiven ,obchodnim ce-
stujicm divokou zv6ri. zname
.firmy. Hagenbeck bratri v Ham
burku, J. T. Bensonem. DIE
vseho tykala Sc navst9va 70
ologick6ho parku, ale Ruetc-
mix necht6l pravdou ven. I've
davce ukrocoval slovy: "Mejte
trpelivost, uvidlte. Prozatim
nemohu mic jineho rici."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-26
PRO UTOK MA NEZLETILA
DEVCATA.

Y pond6li Zatcen byl v TURF
stick6m tabore v Edgcwatcr
parku 38-lety Josef Renck pro
nemravny ltok ma sestiletou
dcerku vyletnikG Oil City,
Pa. ZatGeny Sc detektivhml "a
vyslechu pfiznal, ze Sc podob-
neho smilstya dopustil i,v.5ne-
kolika jinych pfipadech. Wee
ra byl predveden pred policej-
niho soudce w. Beeba. ktery
iei pod zarukou $4,000 pridr.
Eel k .velkoporote.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-26
PoRUclIA cERPAcf sTANl.
CE ODSTRANENA.

Y nedeli ohlasen& porucha
cerpaciho zafizenf byla talk da
lece upravena, lie pred1nestim
ma vychodnf strane nehrozi Vi
&c nedostafek .vodyy.' Take Ia
dost, aby dbrnezeno bylo po-
stfikovanf travnfka neni vice
opodstatn6na. -Vodarensky 'ko.
misar A. v. Ruggles uznava O.
chotu obyvatelstva, ktere jen
ma pouhou zadost uvefejnenou
v novinach lined spotrebu vo-
dy omezilo, tax ze dcinek W.
ivy byl We vodarne jeste tyz
den patrny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-26
DozlLY Sc vYsoKEIio'

Springfield, O., 25. cerven-
ce. ri. Martha. A. Cordellova,
1O7-feta, nejstarsf zena v okre
su Clark, zemrela vcera We
SVEN domov6 blize Selmy. ri.
Mary Sullivanova, 10O-leta sko
nala v tyz den v domov9 sve-
no syna, Johna NJ. Sullivana We
Springfield.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-26
POZDRAV Cd NIACAR.
SKYCH VODOPADU.

Personal Atlas Finance Co.,
pamove F. Stukbaeur, Robert
Kohout, Chas. j.. Hrinek a
Frank Kozak vzpomn9li 81 ma
''svet". peknou pohlednici ma
spousty vod spolu Sc zdravici.
Ia pozornost mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-26
Patetni lace
We skIepeni U
The May 4 Co;

Damsk6 trkoletove obleky, velk. 16 az 52 po $6.44
Letni sukne, baronet saten, 25 az 32 So hod. $385
Damske bile sukn6, prvotfidnf latky 25-32 po TIC
Az $50 damsks kabSty, vek. Is AZ ~ jen po 50
$3.50 knicker spodky pro danny divky po 81 90
$2.95 pletene dvc kapuce pro az 14lete, po $1.O0
So obleky do hry pro az 14ete divky jen pc $1.00
Az $7.75 obleky, 13O kusd pro 6-14let6, jen $500
Orsandinovs dfvsi obleky, tsz wolfe, sotyi, 74c
Dvci - destovs kabSty nepromokavs 6-14. 81
AZ $3.50 sulne, vnench latek, jen Ultra po s5
$3.50 snerovacky, letn prostfed velkos jen po Csc
Damske dfvci celovlnene pruhovane sweatry $1.00
$495 damsks koupaci obleky, vSt;i niry, $3.85
Al $1.79 dstske celovlnsns koupaci obleky, 95c
$1.29 spodnicky jemneho kambryku Ultra po S4c
Soc damske obekaci kazajky perkalu en po 75c
So bile damske oxfordky vek 81, par jen po $l.00
DStsks pumps stfevice, velk. 81, par jen S9c
Al 81 .s5 kozens kabelky pro danny jen po S1.35
$1.75 koralkove kabelky zdrhovaci, jen po $1.0o
$3.50 kufrky ma saty, napodobene kize, ien $1.10
$2.95 postfibfene misky ovoce Ultra jen po $2.29
$1.39 bostonske nSkupni brasny kozens $1.1O
Elektricks zsrovky AZ 50-wattovs, kus jen 23c
a9c pfipojky elektr vedeni, dve sveta po 33c
29c organdn, az 40 Sir btaist atd yard jen po 15c
Vkusny voie, zbytky az yardy douhe, yard 1Oc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-26

55c kanvas M stinidla, 81 p. sir. pruhovany SOC
Oblekovy sotyS, kostlovy plaidovy, yard 1sc
P6kny kreton, kambrik jine zbyl6 atky yard 12hc
D6tsky fanel billy, mekky patek jen yard "a 1Sc
Tyl 25 odstnech. letni obleky yard jen po 10c
AZ $3.50 muzske mike boty oxfordky par po Sass
AZ $2 botky pro hochy vIech velkosti, par $129
Al - mike botky Gsrns neb hnSds pat. $3.50
Poohedvabny tussah, jen pffrodni barvy, yd po 49c
S298 sportovn saten, 40 p. Sir letnf sukn6 $1.69
Shikii rep, yd Sir pfehozy Ultra yard jen po 39c
Bexesvy Salounovy koberec, 6x9 stop, jen $3.50
Axminstersky koberec velk. 9x12 stop I'd $3.50
Bezesve caounove koberce velk 9x12 stop en $3.50
81 muzska union trika, jen ba, vsech velkosh 72c
Csc kosile do prace muzske. modry chambray po 6ec
ST. sportovni koiils, prvofidni, kus jen 20 sec
75c chlapeck6 union trika, balbrig atl kus 49c
Al So hedv. puncochy, pro danny. patek par 81 90
$1.O0 damska union trika, vek. 36-44, kus jen 45c
$1.00 damske fibrove puncochy, cerne barevne Soc
kvStiny cels pletence ozdoby jen po 10c
$1.s5 ozdobens klobouly pro dsti. jen Ultra 45c
Zbyle kahoty pro hochy. trvanive, par jen po Soc
Chlap jednokusove overalls velk. 3--s jen po 6ec
Chlapec flapper obleky, khaki, zbyle len po $1.3s
CHAP. overalls, jumpers, slime ktky po $1.29
Muxsks kalhoty do pr6es SsdS pruhovanS. $1.2s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-26

To Yam pref cvicici Cd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
THEATRES
Next Week at Ditmas

Graustark-with its dramatic
shadows and romantic high lights
kingdom of George Barr McCutch-
cons vivid imaginings- to the
Ditmas theater acreen in the Fox
production, "Truxton King" John
| Gilbert is starred in this photo
drama, which begins a 8 day run
on Monday afternoon.
Those who have read the book
will be pleased TO know that the
story follows the plot and main de-
tails. Those who have not read the
novel will probably want to get it
after they have been regaled by the
adventure, comedy and love interest
that the film offers. There is a
great deal of excitement in the vest
pocket monarchy, more than enough
for a solid evenings entertainment.
What does John Gilbert do that
he has not done before? For a
change he tries a high dive from a
castle wall into a moat and comes
out right side up. He also goes
through some diverting sword fight
ing, which causes the observer to
believe that a motion picture stars
work is not all chocolate eclairs and
ice cream sundaes. Moreover, John
does some worth while acting, if the
critics who saw the photoplay be-
fore it's release are a satisfactory
criterion.
A girl? Absolutely--if Ruth Cliff
ford does not make you tear up the
photos on your bureau, then there
can't be any photo adorning it, that's
all. By the way, here's a tip--if you
want to see a youngster do some tall
performing, watch Mickey Moore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
K. OF C. VESPER SERVICE
HERE TOMORROW NIGHT

The annual vespers of the Knights
of Columbus will be held tomorrow
night at st. Mary's church following
the annual Communion, which will
be held at the o'clock mass to-
morrow morning. The vesper SER
vice will be held at 1880 o'clock and
Immediately following the commun-
ion, the communion breakfast will
be held at the *. of c. club house.
The members of San Salvador Coun-
Gil No. 299 will meet at the club
house at Z o'clock tomorrow night
and from there they will go to the
church in q body. The Fourth De-
gree of the order will act as guard
of honor and Thomas L. Burke will
be marshal, with John Campbell as
assistant marshal.
Rev. Charles r. Malloy. of Mill
vile, n. j., a former professor at.
Niagara College nov giving lectures
at Princeton will be the speaker at
the vespers and the knights of Co
lumbus choir under the direction OF
John K. Sheehy will sing the mass.
Prosecutor Joseph e. Stricker, will
be the speaker at the communion
breakfast. Grand Knight John ".
Burke with his staff of officers will
head the delegation of members to
both the communion and the ves-
pers. Rt. Rev. Monsignor William
p. Cantwell, Rev. John Larkin and
Rev. Francis J. McCallum will be
within the chancel at both. services,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
Mrs. DonneIIy
iionored at Carteret

CARTERET. March 23. - A sur-
prise birthday party was given Mrs.
William Donnelly, at her home, in
Washington avenue, recently. Her
home was artistically decorated in
Il green and white color scheme.
Fishers orchestra furnished the
music for the evening Mrs. Dietz, OF
Sewaren game several piano selec-
II, M. Dinsmore, dressed as
Uncle Sam furnished much njoy-
ment for the guests. A supper was
served catered by Chandler, of Mar
iaer's Harbor. Staten Island. Mrs.
Donnely received many pretty gifts.
The guests included; Mr.. and Mrs.
Middledolf. Mr.. and Mrs, Chris
Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhlman, Mr..
and Mrs. King. Mr.. and Mrs. Sebolt,
H. Fischer and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Donivan, Mr.. and Mrs, Mesiok, of
Woodbridge, Mr.. Lnd Mrs. DinJmon
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Baldwin and family.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
Metuchen Social
And Personal Mention

Mrs. Kingsley Powell and Mrs
y. X. Bauman entertained theil
bridge club jointly at the home o.
Mrs. Powell last Tuesday afternoon
The prizes were won by Mrs. RuggeI
and Mrs, Jack Rolfe and a delicious
salad was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Dwight Comstock has return
ed from visit to Atlantic City and
Wednesday afternoon entertained
her bridge club. Mrs. Fred Ayres
and Mrs. Burr won the prizes.
The Quiet Hour Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Edward
Morris. Mrs. Stewart Crowell was
leader for the day and Mrs. q. G.
Kelly rendered two solos.
Community night was observed
last evening at the Presbyterian
church. To celebrate it an eight
reel motion picture was shown.
A daughter was born TO MIR. and
Mrs. Eby. Mrs. Eby was formerly
Miss Ruth Burroughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Johnson have
returned from Baltimore.
Mrs. John Reynolds, of Plainfield
avenue has cards out for a bridge
party at her home Monday after
noon, April 8.
Edward Vanderpoel has purchas-
ed the Marble house on Main street
and will occupy it with his family
this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Liddle an
neunee the birth of son.
Mr.. and Mrs. TAFT will entertain
the Saturday Bridge Club at their
home tonight.
Walter Williams has rented the
Reynolds house to his brother, who
will occupy it with his family next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Mundy and
family will move to Plaindeld next
month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24

ments could not be invoked against
state until such a guaranty pact
was concluded. In brief: No guar
antees without promise of armament
reduction, and no armament reduce
ton without guaranty against all ag-
gression.
'I shall also explain the plan dis
cussed on the continent to prevent
trouble where two neighbor states
become nervous about each others s
intentions. The plan provides that a
strip along both sides of the frontier
be neutralized to the extent that rail-
ways would be built merely for
commercial and not strategic pur<
poses, and no soldiers. forts, or mill
tary preparations of either state be
allowed within that strip. A zone
perhaps twenty miles broad would
he sufficient to prevent any sudden
incursion by one country into the
others territory"
Lord Robert will sail on the Ma
jestic March 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
To Talk World Peace
BY MILTON BRONNER
(NEA Service STAFF Correspondent

LONDON.-Lord Robert Cecil
virtual author of the league of ma
tions covenant. says his forthcom-
ing visit to the United States isn't a
crusade to shove the league OF ma
tions down the American throat.
But he's going to talk about it con-
siderably.
I'm not going to give Americans
advice" he said, in an interview
with NEA Service on the eve of his
departure for New York. but !
will discuss the league and its ac-
omplishments. Also the world
court. And if Americans ask me
what America ought to do L shall
honestly tell them that it is for
Americans themselves to determine
Lord Robert expects to see Presi-
dent Harding and Former President
Wilson. He will be the guest of
friends who have urged him to visit
the United States; he has never been
there, though he has visited Canada.
Speeches on his list include New
York, Philadelphia. Boston, Chicago
and Cincinnati. Other cities may be
added.
The latest Cecil project, which
will be discussed by the league of
nations assembly next June, will be
fully explained IN his American
speeches.
Under the league covenant" he
said, nations ought to prepare plans
for a reduction of armaments. But
the trouble is to find a plan taking
into account all the present Euro
pean circumstances.
MY plans essential principle is
that you can't ask state to reduce
armaments without likewise furnish
ing d guaranty against aggression.
The covenant promises this, but my
plans makes it more definite.
"Any state wishing to reduce arm
aments, and fearing possible attack,
would lay the matter before the
league, explain the condition n
which it finds itself, and explain the
military or naval or aerial aid it
deemed necessary Ii it disarmed par
TALLY. The league would then nego-
tiate with member nations concern
ing the specific treaty guaranteeing
such military, naval or aerial aid.
The obligation to reduce arma-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
Coming to the Strand

More than one record was broken
in the photoplay Back Home and
Broke" which George AIDE wrote
for Thomas Meighan, and which
comes to the Strand theatre next
Monday. The picture is said to have
more laughs to the reel than any
film ever made by Paramount. 1t
also has more we'll known small
town characters Crammed into it in
true AIDE style than most pictures OF
more or less rural type.
And it has a banquet, not the
Broadway variety with professional
dancers mad cigarette-smaking wo-
men. but a small to-, 1 banquet to
celebrate the heros Homecoming to
Bradford. Tom Redding, having
proved himself success in spite OF
the gloomy predictions of his towns
men, has invited all his friends and
enemies to a feast, so that he may
repay each according to his deserts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
Big Attraction at the Cresco.,t

The Crescent theatre To-Day OIefs
a fine program. Besides a big free
outdoor attraction, when Madam
Stefanik releases herself from a
straight Jacket, the following big
acts are seen on the Crescent stage:
Six Jolly testers in a musical ep-
isode; Carlo Stefanik and Company
sensational European Novelty
Douglas Flint and Company comedy
sketch; This and That, singing and
dancing; Brown and Brown, char
acter entertainers.
The photoplay consists Of Helen
Gibson in "Nine Points Of the Law
a comedy. news and Pearl White
in "Plunder."
On Monday the Crescent presents
another Ave big act vaudeville en-
tertainment and the photoplay
broadway Modonna." This is one
of the biggest motion picture re-
leases Of the season,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
Young People
To Give Program

The Young Peoples Society have
all arrangements complete for their
entertainment which will be given in
Washington hall, on April z. The
Hartford Dramatic Club will present
J. c. Heiberg's one act vaudeville,
Mel" This has been presented be-
fore, and was thoroughly enjoyed by
the audience. The proceeds of the
affair will go to the Danish Chill
drens Home and Foreign Missions.
Tickets may be procured from any
member of the society.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
Guest Afternoon Most
PIedSingEVentatR. Y.C.
Dinner Dance
Is Great Success

SEWAREN, March "a. - More
than seventy guests were present at
the dinner dance given by the Sc
warren Land and Water Club at the
Hotel Pines in Metuchen last night.
The annual meeting of the club was
held at the same time. The follow
ing officers were elected; NJ. ]. De-
marest, commodore; Charles f.
Lewis, vice-commodore; Alexander
10. Walker, secretary and William M.
Weiant, treasurer. Messrs. q. l..
Boyuton and S. II. Turner have been
elected to the Board of Governors
for three wears.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
Raritan Township
SoCiaI-PerSonaI

Mrs. Michael Bollo was a New
Brunswick visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Howard Bloomfield visited
friends in Perth Amboy yesterday.
Miss Agnes Sekolsky was a Perth
Amhoy shopper Friday.
Mrs. Fred Beutel spent yesterday
at the home of friends in Perth Am
boy.
MrsrC1ifford Gillis visited in New.
ARK yesterday.
James Demschak is erecting a two
story dwelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sophus Greisen were
Trenton visitors yesterday.
Miss Mary Jacobs and Miss Eliza
beth Nogradi visited friends in Me-
tuchen last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
NEW SCHOOL IS AGAIN
UP TO THE ALDERMEN
(Continued from Page ~

in a new structure he is planning
and offered to give the aldermen
the old material for use on the
streets of the city if they would cart
it away. The matter was referred
to the committee on streets and
sewers.
Alderman at Large Richard ].
Calvin pointed out to the members
of the board that the best way in
order to get a hearing with the state
highway commission on the Amboy
avenue paving proposition was to
go to Trenton on Tuesday and en-
deavor to hold a conference with
the board at that time. The alder
men agreed to the suggestion. They
will be accompanied by City Attor-
ney David 7. Wilentz and City
Engineer Louis p. Booz. Jr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
Perth Amboy
Personal Mention

Miss Goldie Blaney Of State street
has been spending several days in
Trenton.
Frederick Walker of Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology is
spending a few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walker of Cor
don street.
Mrs. Kate Ferguson of Railway,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
terday.
Julius Kass of Rutgers is spend
ing the week end at his home in
Brighton avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
Yacht Club Auxiliary Gives
Pleasing Event - Pretty
Prizes Are Awarded

1t was guest afternoon at The
regular weekly card party of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Raritan
Yacht Club held in their club
rooms yesterday afternoon. High
score was made by Mrs. John Kelly
and Mrs. Lester NJ. White in bridge
ana Mrs. Peter Van Syckle Sr., in
iive hundred. Much credit is due
Mrs Arthur Stanton and her COM
iai!tee. consisting OF Mrs. John Bit
iiag Mrs. stephen Somogyi and
srs Olin Bradford for the excellent
AtanIer in which they managed the
caFd parties during the month of
MARCH, There viii be no card party
li@St week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
Tickets Ready
For Musical Show

Tickets are out for the musical
tire, April IS, under the direction of
the Y. w. H. A. Miss Helen Sarokin
has charge of the tickets. Ms. J. b.
Joselson, coach, announced that re-
hearsals are progressing famously
and everything points toward a Won
derful show. The cast of characters
will be announced in the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24
GIee Club Juniors to Omen

The Dublin Glee Club Juniors will
open the season tomorrow afternoon
with the Beaver Juniors. Manager
Peter Young of the Juniors is ready
to book games with teams in their
class. His address is 2S5 Goodwin
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24

The Speedways will endeavor 10
duplicate their performance of last
season by defeating the Roosevelt
Separates on the Carteret court to-
morrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24

Fans in this section will agree
that another bout between Johnny
Carroll and Benny Hertz, both OF
Carteret, will be drawing attrac-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24

In order to win the local flremen's
league championship, the Lincoln
company bowlers Will have to hold
their own in games with the Gar
fields, Eagls IS, McClellans and Pro-
tections,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24

Hopelawn Team Formed
The Hopelawn Junior baseball
team has been organized and is
ready to accept challenges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24

A number of local baseball toss
ers are scheduled to depart from
this city during the next several
days for southern towns where they
will play minor league ball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24

Roller skating DIS been discontin-
ued here for this season. The skat-
ing magnates intend returning to
this city next fall and continue their
efforts to return this sport to its old
position.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24

The Passaic Whirlwinds will be
seen in action against the Perth AM
boys in the only basketball contest
on the Auditorium court tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24

just two weeks from tomorrow the
seml-pro baseball season will b =
opened in this city. The Perth Am
boys will oppose the Bloomfield Tield
Club on this date.
The Roosevelt Center Girls ex-
pect real opposition in their contest
on the Harrison N. Y. court to-
night. The Harrison girls are
contenders for the New York state
championship,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24

In order to keep up the interes
of the baseball fans This summer
some kind of a league will have {
be organized in this city. The twi
light league of last gear interested
the fans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24

Joe Parelli, Italian middleweight
champion. has been secured to
wrestle Buck Walker here next
Thursday night in place of Peter
Jarvis.