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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-04-04
CHARGED WITH DESERTlOR

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 4. II
Charles Soehl of MiIltown was ard
rested yesterday by the Providenca$|
r. I. police accord ( a
information received this morning.
by the prosecutors office. he waSI
trailed by the detectives of the Mod
dlesex county authorities since h5Sl
disappearance on July 2S. 1922 havz|
ing deserted a wife and two chif3I
dren. He viii be brought hack h4'
Detective Fitzpatrick tonoxrows|
Soehl was employed as car tester al!
Michelin plant in Milltown. Acccrd$I
ing to the report Marie Van Deven4 II
der, South River girl is said ~
have left with Soehl and they iivedl
together at Providence.
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OPPOSSUM KILLED HERE
BY TWO POLICEMEN

While walking up Smith street
last night the attention Of Officer
Charles Jorgenson and William Kill
murray was attracted by a cat be-
ing chased by another animal. The
step of the approaching officers
caused the pursuing animal 10 lie
down and the officers at once learned
that it was an oppossum. The AMI
NAL was killed with the club of Of
ficer Jorgenson and is on display
in the backyard at police headquar-
ters. The particular trait OF the
oppossum is to play dead" when it
hears anyone approaching.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-04-04
Believe Priest Executed

ROME, April 4 (By The Associat-
ed Press). = Notwithstanding the
Riga dispatch published by the
Times OF London appearing to throw
doubt upon the execution of Mon
signor Butchkavitch the Vatican
continues to believe the prelate has
already been shot. The belief is
founded upon the fact that an
nouncement of the execution reached
the Vatican from several absolutely
Independent sources, it is stated,
with such details as appeared to
leave no hope that the prelate was
still living.
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act To RELIEVE
TRAFFIC STRAIN
In MiddIesex County by I'M
provements to New Routes
to Coast Resorts
RARlTAN RIVER ROAD
DAYTON -Jamesburg Highway
and CheeSequake-M Mata-
wan Route is Suggested
RARITAN RIVER ROAD

TRENTON, April AIT a meet
ing of the State Highway Commits
sion held here yesterday delega-
ton of Middlesex county officials
appeared to ask for state financial
aid in the Improvement of several
county roads to relieve traffic strain
on other roads, particularly on the
route to the sea shore. They pre-
sented three propositions. The first
was to improve the east side of the
Raritan River road from Bound
Brook to New Brunswick. The
states share of the improvement
would be about $1S0,0o0. it was es-
timated yesterday. The second pro-
posal embraced the road from Day
ton to Jamesburg and the third the
Cheesequake to Matawan highway.
County Engineer Frederick G.
Schneider. of Middlesex, was the
spokesman, and the program was
endorsed by Commissioner Abranam
Jelin, who lives in this territory.
However, General Scott pointed out
that there are no available funds TO
improve strictly county roads at thls
time, the former commission haVing
apportioned all the motor vehicle
receipt money for this year before
i
issue money being available except
for main state highway routes These
roads do not come within the classi-
fcation. 1t was also stated that the
legislature failed to provide the So
called state aid fund this year.
Mr., Schneider told the road board
that the county of Middlesex is now
amending considerable money TO
WIDEN the "Hole in the WalP' at
south Amboy and felt the state
should help finance the additional
road plans outlined by him. Mid.
dlesex he declared in the center Oh
state motor traffic and has to main
tain and build % miles of county
roads.
t,,aehoIders Louis J. Billoff, Fred
sric Orpen and Robert Vanden-
lergh.
ms attention of the Highway CoIr-
mission at the meeting .yesterday
cas pledge of cooperation, made
nv a delegation representing tre
New Jersey State Contractors AS
sociation. The aim of the contra1-
tors association as outlined IN Ns
constitution, was read to the mem,
bers of the Highway Board and
organization has set for itself. Cen
erai Hugh L. Scott. chairman of the
commission, declared: IF you live
up to that expression you may be
sure of having good friends in US.
During the discussion on road
MATTERS with representatives of tho
association, General Scott said: The
commission is going to be very
strict with you and make you I'VE
up to the contract, except an act OF
God or some other unforeseen tnlhs
occurs to prevent you filling it."
President J. P. Kelly of the aSso-
citation, declared that more expe--
rienced inspectors should be placed
on the road jobs and this matter
the commission declared has already
been taken up and the salary ndu
been Increased so that better class
of men might be employed.
.TaaII
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-04-04

CAIRO, April 4-The Earl of Car
narvon's doctors last night virtually
abandoned any hope of his recovery
and the family gathered around The
bedside anticipating the worst but
the patient rallied, never losing
consciousness. Today his tempera-
ture was 101 and he was maintain
ing the slight improvement noted
last evening. He was still very weak
but less depressed than he had
been,
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WOODBRIDGE MAN FREED

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 4. -
John Sinka, Of Woodbridge, held for
several days at the county Jail on an
alleged charge of aiding and abetting
in connection with the forgery CT the
name of Anthony Barat at Perth
Amboy and Withdrawing of about
$4,000 by his wife. was released to-
day from custody on $500 bail which
was furnished by Michael Berliney,
of Perth Amboy.
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COUNTY TO PUSH PROBE OF AUTO WRECK
EXECUTION or PRIEST
BY SOVIETS CONFIRMED

LONDON. April 4 (By The Asso-
ciated Press ss)-Confrmat Of the
execution by the Soviet authorities
OF Constantine Butehkavitch. vicar
general of the Roman Catholic
church in Russia. is contained in a
despatch believed today from the
Rosta Agency, the official Bolshevik
News organization.
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Increase Capital stocI1

BOSTON, April 4.-The directors
of the United Shoe Machinery Cor
poration voted today to increase the
capital stock by the issuance of one
million additional shares OF common
stock of the par value of $25, max
ing the total capitalization S75,000,-
600. The new stock is to be distrib-
uted pro rata to present holders of
common stock.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-04-04
Move to Settle Strike

NEW YORK, April A resolu-
tion designed to pave the way for
amicable settlement of the theatre
musicians strike which has affected
two movie houses and one musical
comedy theatre was adopted early
today by 1000 members of the Musi-
clans Mutual Protective Union after
a tumultuous session that lasted four
hours.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-04-04
Jury Gets 3rihe Case

TRENTON, April 4-Shortly after
noon today jury in the United
States District Court here went out
to deliberate on the case of Edmund
j. Labrecque, John J. Barrett, JOS
eph Epifani and Lester Cameron, all
of Newark, who were tried for con-
spiracy to bribe William Drake. of
this city, when he was Il prohibition
enforcement agent in October, 1921.
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Laws Are Outlined

Following the practice of former
years, the State Library has issued a
Descriptive List of the Laws and
Joints Resolutions passed by the re-
cent legislature, that became laws
either by executive action or by be-
ing passed over the governors veto.
This Descriptive List gives a COM
prehensive synopsis of each law, to-
gether with the chapter number. the
original senate or House number of
the bill, and the name of the intro
ducer. Copies may be obtained free
by addressing letter or postal card
to the State Library, Trenton, n. j.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-04-04
Chase Bank Bandits

JOPLIN, Mo-, April "A motJr
car loaded with police, heavily
armed, left this morning in an ef-
fort to head off two bandits, VINO
entered the Bank of Waco, Mo-,
near here held up the cashier, War
rem Lotion, scooped up all the
money in sight and sped away in a
motor car.
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Withdrawn Not Guilty Pleas

NEW YORK, April 4.-Edward ].
Collins, counsel for Evan Burrows
Fontaine, dancer, and her mother,
Mrs. Florence E. Ames, charged
with perjury as an outgrowth of the
dancers suit against Cornelius VAN
derbilt Whitney for breach of prom
Use, today announced that when he
withdrew their pleas of not guilty
in Rockland county yesterday, it was
a preparatory step to asking for dis
missal of the charge. He declined to
state on what grounds he would ask
for dismissal
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-04-04

AUGUSTA, Ga. April because
of early morning showers, President
Harding postponed today his trip
from here to Aiken, S. C. All ar
rangements for the visit have been
completed, but it only decided at the
last minute to defer the trip until
tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-04-04

WASHINGTON April 4.--Director
Hines of the veterans bureau today
approved neu rules of procedure in
handling compensation cases de-
signed to prevent political or other
pressure from influencing unduly
compensation allotments to former
soldiers,
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West Wins Over East

CHICAGO, April 4 (By The Asso-
ciated Press).-The west triumphed
today over the east in the first con-
test of the second day of the ma
tional invitation interscholastic bas-
ketball tournament at the University
of Chicago when Springville, champ
ions of Utah, defeated Northampton,
Mass, 32 to 20.
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Make Conspiracy Charge

WASHINGTON, April 4-Alleglng
conspiracy to destroy his business.
roplane factory, Long Island filed
suit under the Clayton act here to-
day to recover S51, $40, 900 from the
Manufactures Aircraft Association.
Inc, twenty-seven other corpora
tions, and thirty eight individuals.
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EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,. April A.
Ralph Cook, the only one of the
three alleged Ku klux Klan candi-
dates for city commissionerships in
yesterdays municipal election, who
was successful, today repudiated the
Klan.
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NEWS
BY A. P. WIRE


DOVER, April 4.-Charles Mid
daugh, married, and the father of
two children, and Miss Elizabeth
Hoffman, both of Dover, are at the
point of death in the Dover Cen
cral hospital. as the result of a sui
eide pact, according 70 the police.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-04-04
STATE ENGINEER MAY
Be SELECTED TOMORROW

TRENTON, April Appointment
of a highway engineer may be de-
cided upon by the State Highwe"
Commission at tomorrow's meeting.
The four commissioners, it is un-
derstood, are making every effort to
secure the services of a Jersey en-
gineer for the position. If it is de-
termined that resident cannot be
agreed upon, the name of Charles
M. Upham, state engineer of No.t1
Carolina, will be placed before the
board for the appointment. Mr..
Upham is vice president OF the
American Road Builders Associa-
ton. the organization of whish
former State Highway Engineer
Thomas j. Wasser is president.
p A. Hdwe. for Mits. Gloves. Balls.
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Interested in Boys2 Do you know of
bright little chap you would like to
help? Read Curtis Publishing Com
pany's advertisement on Page 10.
23292-4-41ts
Carpenter Work and Jobbiug promptiy
attended to. Geo. H Thompson. 81 Lewis
street. Phone 1409-W.
b4f6--s-25-Wed Sat-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-04-04
100 Ways
To Make Money
BY BILLY WINNER
III Washed Windows

III Washed Windows
THE first thing I would do
would be to let as many
i people as possible know
that washed windows ana
could wash theirs.
This would require lot OF
time if / had to go around from
house to house and building TO
building, but / wouldn't do that.
Instead, I'd let an Evening News
Want Ad carry my message.
Think of the time I'd save, to
say nothing of the new custom
ers I'd get.
Any number of families have
windows that they want washed
but they don't know whom to
get to do the job. Ny Want Ad
would tell them. More than
likely I'd have to get an assist
ant or two. but that would mean
more profit to me.
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Seek Water Power

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The
Marble and Grand Canyons of the
Colorado, listed in most Biographies
as among the narrowest, deepest and
most dangerous river stretches in
the world, will be surveyed during
the coming summer TO determine
their adaptability to a general
scheme of water power development.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-04-04
RED MEN

Regular meeting OF Po Ambo Tribe
No. 65 will be called to order at
o'clock, Thursday. April 5, 1928. The
the meeting, games will start at
$3.50 O'Clock.
3 VEREK LARSEN,
STEPHEN JANpERUP.
c. a. r.
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Boys build q solid foundation sounds
good. doesn't il? Boys, Parents, all who
are interested in seeing boys earn and
learn read the Curtis Publishing Com
pany's advertisement on Page 10
23292-4-4-1fs
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Parents interested in the future OF their
bows read the Curtis Publishing Conlpanys 8
advertisement on Page 10.
23292-A-4-1ts
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U. S. DESTROYER CRASHES
into BRITISH CRUISER

LONDON, April 4-The American
destroyer Fox collided with the Brit
ish light cruiser Ceres at the en-
trance to the Bosphorous yesterday
According to advices received from
Constantinople today by Lloyds.
Both vessels, the report said, were
badly damaged. The strong current
was held responsible for the acCi-
dent.
NOTICE
ON and after April ith, I, Benjamin c.
BALDWIN, will not be responsible Tor any
debts contracted by Mrs. Benjamin =.
f'sio BENJAMIN C. BALDWIN
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p. A. Howe for Sporting Goods.
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For Sale

Garage in the center of Perth
Amboy selling several good
makes of pleasure and CONNER
cial cars.
Bargain to quick buyer.
Address Garage Care News
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Chevrolet leads among low priced mod
ern cars because 1t is built for economical
TRANSPORTATION and delivers 1t every day.
Jefferson Motors. Inc S-24-tf"
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A white Rotary Sewing Machine Is
Just like a Dozen Extra pair OF Hands
Today at Salter's, 16s Smith Street.
23323-4-4-1ts
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Chevrolet leads among low priced mod
ern cars because 1t is built for economical
transportation and delivers IL every Day.
Jefferson Motors. Inc. S-a4-tI'
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Denial L. H,ade

NEW YORK, April "A state
ment by naval publicity officers that
the L. S. S. Maryland would be put
into the Brooklyn Navy Yard today
on her arrival from Panama TO have
her guns elevated, waa denied at the
commandant's office. where it is said
she would be sent to the yard mere
ly for installation CT fire control sp-
paratus.
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Perth Amboy VS.. celtics. Auditorium.
April IL. 2S2sb-4-z-st-
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P. A. Hdws. tor Baseball Uniforms.
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DANA RELIEF SOCIETY

Beginning Wednesday Evening April 4th 1923 and every
Wednesday evening thereafter, will meet in home
ccrner of Market and Oak Streets
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chevroiet-Economy Quality and Low
Price Jefferson Motors, Inc. 4-a-i'
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Chevrolet-Ecnnomy. Quality and Boy
Price jefferson Motors. Inc. t-z-tf
p. a. Hdwe. Tor Louisville siuggsrs-
sS033-s-2f-tf'
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P. A. Hdwe. for Baseball shoes.
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p. A. Hdwe. for Mits. Gloves. Balls.
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p. A. Hdwe. for Sporting Goods.
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WEATHER

Rain and colder
:onig hit an d
Thursday; fresh
o strong, shift
ing winds.
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26MMnSh11
IS J AN INTIMATE STpu OF INNEETro5U y ~
Is EMOTIONS REVEAIED IN prVKIE LETTEpo

"Thc miles are frightening between
you"
do hope you arc writing me to
night. For even if you do, the CARL
est can hear from you will be two
days from now, after have been
home ut least IL hours. But whcthc,
YOU are writing or not, lover mine,
you canno. take from me this sad
happiness John. there is such a
thing as sad happiness. but only low
crs know it-of Attinr here and
writing to you.
am very inpatient to get home.
| am very impatient to tell them at
home about YOU.
Dad, dear old dad, will be gruN in
his questions, but I know he will
give his consent when tell him that
only YOU can make me happy. Moth
cr, John. will be rather proud, you
arc so good look. <, dear,
Whatever mothc~s may say about
their grief at losing their daugh-
tcrs. every mother feels happlc +.
when she sees her girl well settled;
when she knows that she has begun
to fulGll her destiny. No mother
likes to feel that her daughter can
not exert that feminine lure which
brings to her the love Of II good man
John. my mother will love you ana
| my father respect and admire lou
Alice, my young sister. will adore
you--and |. lover mine? You are al.
ready Il part of your loving. loving
| LESLIE.
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maker on the screen by his latest
Pathe five-reel comedy, "Dr. Jack,
which is seen at the Eltinge Theatre
today and tomorrow, Wednesday
and Thursday.
There are comedians who make
exceedingly funny pictures, but Lloyd
is the most consistent and depend
able of the Sons of Laughter.
"Grandma's Boy" seemed to us to
be the perfect comedy-until we saw
"Dr. Jack"
In "Dr. Jack" Lloyd has again
given us comedy with serious
vein running through it, but the
laughter is continuous and ever
lasting. Never was there anything
funnier screened than Lloyd's aero
battle antics in his wierd disguise
as the mailman. 1t was laugh
from start to finish.
Harold Lloyd is seen in the title
role, that of Il young doctor who
cures ills BIZ the Sunshine meth cd. y
The fast and furious Lloydian com
cdy is interviewer with Al charming
love story, and here the comedian
fairy outshincs all the Great Lovers
of the screen. It's great comedy
and you really can't afford to miss
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=. & =. w. Have
Business and
Social Meeting

\ ShOr: business session or the
Business and Professional Wo-
men club members was held last
evening IN their club rooms. Re
ports If the officers and standing
committees were given and open
discussions of important matters
were brought before the club. AT
,hc close of the business meeting
the remainder Of the evening WIS
given over to a social time.
Archie McGray and Reinhold
DalHcr delighted their audience
with saxaphne and piano duets.
Another part of the program were
the solo dances by Miss Jane
Byrne and Miss Bernice Joslin.
the former young lady gave a
Spani5h dance, and the latter a
Colonial dance. Mrs. p. E. Bryne,
mother OF Miss Jane, played the
accompaniment. for both dances.
Tho = aylet that had been planned
by the committee, under the direc-
I On Of Mss Dakin, had to be
poH.p0hed On account Of illness OF
four Of the cast. Refreshments
were served by the committee IN
charge Of the March activities,
Miss Frances Mallory. Chairman
assietcd ny Misses Mary Huber
Esther Maxwell, Madge Runey
Rita Murphy, Dorothoy Dakin and
GRANGE Hand.
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Social and
Personal
Ladies Night at
Rotary To Be Big
Event of the Week

One of the important social af-
fairs of the week is the Ladies
Night Of the Bismarck Rotary club
which takes place this evening at
O'Clock at the Mckenzie hotel. There
will be the regular Rotary dinner
with the wives of the Rotarians as
the special guests.
In addition the club has invited
as guests the faculty of the Bis
marck schools and the members of
the school board. Each Rotarlan has
been assigned one or more members
of thc faculty to escort to the event:
!. L. Bell, president of the local
club, will preside and the program is
in charge of George Dullam and Roy
Logan. There, will be some lively
stunts, II few short snappy address,
cs and music 10y the Mckenzie Five
orchc
A short deception for the school
faculty and members of the board
will prcccde the chief event of the
evening. This affair is part OF the
years program of the Rotary club
looking toward a closer cooperation
between the schools and patrons.
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Local Merchants
Observe Silk Week

international Silk week is being
celebrated by local dry goods deal
crs this week from March 5 to 10.
While the first international silk
show ever attempted was held at
the Grand Central Palace in New
York City in February of 1921, the
idea became permanent that very
year, and merchants throughout the
United States have observed silk
week regularly.
The purpose of the big show was
"to put the idea of silk across"-to
show the history of the silk indus
try, it's development, the uses Of
silk, the beauty of garments made
from silk, and to create wider
market for the sale of silk.
The interest manifested in this
country in silk may be traced to the
fact that America now manufactures
more silk than all the countries of
the world combined.
While the culture of silk, however
according to Chinese myths dates
back to 246O B. c., almost 3.20t
years before it's nature was under
stood in Europe, this country have
developed its production most com
plctcly. One of the three cmpcrors
to whom the Chinese give the homo,
of beginning Of their ancient Gus.
toms was Huang-1i who is said tc
have invented the making of gar
ments, although he probably means
improvements in weaving. He is sale
to have instructed his Empress, 81
Ling Chi, to experiment with the
silk worms. which lived on the
mulberry trees, in order. to discover
if they could be raised by people.
The culture in silk has been known
in China from time immemorial, ac
cording to ancient writings. In
writings by Confucius about 500 3
c. mention is made of the fact tina
the emperor and his vassals main
tanned government nursery TO
mulberry trees and silk worms. /
was the custom then for lots to IL
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drawn by the ladies of the three
palaces, and for the lucky one chos-
en- to be sent to the nursery to care
for the worms.
religious observances were woven
around the silk industry.
While the industry appears to
have developed in China pictures
of spinning loom and hand spin
ming such as done in China appear
in Egyptian history as early as 5000
B. c.