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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
toontlnuacl0n de, Ia pag1na /,

8ges sfa.r b
tar Ell hondo espiritu de cordialidad y
de fraternal conianza, que, signifc6 el
hermoso acto durante todo el tempo en-
Z que tantos espanoles y no menos porto
! rriquenos confraternizaron en- Ell solo
objeto de rendir un justisimo tribute
de carifo y agradecimiento, a tres sig
nidcados miembros de. la colonia espa-
fiola en- la isla. ,.
Parrafo aparte MERGE ia actitud de
todos los asistentes al rico festival, ha-
cia otro de los miembros de la Delega-
ci6n de Puerto Rico, que perdiera su vi
da precisamente cuando cumplia con sus
deberes en- aquella mission: don Abelar-
do de la Haba. En- mas de una OCCASION
los oradores que, llegados los brindis hi
cieron uso de la palabra, rindieron un
tribute de carino la nfemoria del Sc
nor de la Haba, y en- un instante, la
concurrencia, puesta de pie, a PROPOSE
ci6n del sefior Rafael Colorado, or6
OuA duto UICVOS S0S ulIuOo pOL cl uASt4IA-
guido caballero. desaparecido.
Hizo de ''toast MASTER y a la YER
dad que maravillosamente, ell prominen
ter intellectual don Enrique zorrilla quien
antes de dar comienzo a los brindis,
pronunci6 un elocuentisimo discurso que
reproduciremos en- snuestro nlimero de
mafiana. ~. ssa1 s
Luego hablaron, signi6cardo en- ca
lidas frasss ell agradecimiento que sien-
ten todos los espadoles de Puerto Rico
hacia los senores objeto del homemade,
v del gran espiritu de cohesion que los
une todos en- el empefio supreme de Ia
colonia espafola de la isla: la construc-
cion de la Casa de Espana, los Sres.
E. Freyre, Consul de Espafa; nuestro
d. Romua1do Real, quien pro
nunci6 breves frases de coaigratulaci6u
a los meritisimos miembros de la Dele
gacion de Puerto Rico; don Emilio Ji-
menez. Vice Presidente del Casino Es-
pafiol de San Juan. ell Vice Consul de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
,DIsTINGUIDA BODA

+ aE@
FL jueves iltimo,. Dia de Accion
de Gracias, contrajeron matrimonio
en- la vecina poblacion de Rio Pie
dras la esDiritual y bella senorita
Lidia Moll Y el estimable joyen don
Sebastian Hudges.
La boda Sc celebro en- familia con
asistencia de algunos fntjmos.
La senorita Moll es sobrina del ar
quitecto de esta capital, don Sebas-
tian Moll y ell joven Hudges es hijo
del caballero continental empleado en-
la Corte Federal, senor E. P. Hudg
y es Official de marinos en- el vapor
Catherine" de la Bull Insular Line.
Todo g6nero de dichas v felicidades
deseamos los jovenes contrayentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
uN nuELo EN- c1pRA

En- Ell barrio MonteIlanos de Cidra
sostuvieron una rifia Juan Rivera y
Marcelo Rodriguez v armados respecti-
vamente de daga y cortaplumas Sc pro-
dujeron varias heridas una de las cua-
les Rivera casi mutilo la mano dere-
cha de Rodriguez.
Rivera recibi6 una herida en- Ell brazo
derecho Y otra punzante en- Ell hombro
del misino brazo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
- UNA BRILLANTE bEFENSA
q DEL LIGDO. LASTRA CHARRIEz

*
FL viernes pasado Sc llevo cabo
en- la Corte de Distrito de Aguadi-
La Ell juicio poi Asesinato en- primer
egrado que pendia contra el sujeto Hi
lario Valentfn.
Llevaba la defensa del delincuente
el Letrado Lastra Charriez.
Comenz6 la constitution del jura-
- \ do despues de esa ruda labor por
! tratarse del delito mas grave que
registrar nuestros c6digos, enpezo
Y ss5aa presentarse la prueba por parte
~ del pueblo de Puerto Rico, estando
representado este por el Fiscal de
yAapt2 aduel distrito Jose r. Quinones, quien,
= ga Ia yez, estaba acesorado del senior
TSigueras Y 4 ,.. s1i...a
~ as.s Una prueba tremenda en- contra
a1za.t del delincuente fue presentada la
defensa brillantemente presento la
teorfa que el acusado era I'm epilep-
s.asla tice psfquico. Para robustecer ssu teo-
ria hizo comparecer al eminente doc
tor, Eugenio Fernandez Garcia, quien
disert6 sobre todas las teorfas exis
~ ztentes con respecto a la epilepsia en-
eNy~s sus tres distintas fases: psiquica, H.
.-''~' siol6gica pathological.
LEGO eI momento de las argunlen
taciones el senior Lastra Charriez,
hizo un brilante informe al jurado
demostrando la irresponsah;iidad de
50 defendido, hacienda hincaple en-
s-.assaaue era un epileptico psfquico Y que
= ~,.. Iar. stanto en- el momento del crincn
@'ss obraba por un acto cornpu]s5rio de
esa epferrnedad del cual padece. Des-
rues argvmentaron ambos Fiscales G
instrpidoe ell sJnrado por el honora-
tts~Et hIeAJuez Bryan, a las tres horas ira
io4un veredicto de asesinato en Sc
.as-,....-gundo grado.
Ya, eI senior sLastra Charriez tiene
una s6lida Y frme reputation en- su
carrera; Y demas esta por nuestra
parte de felicitarfe, pues que, es una
- mas a las tantas que en- distintas oca
stones ha obtenido.
/, '>sSgI J. "A. C.
sss- NJ Corresponsal Especial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
Ell vERDADERo ROSARIO !.
DE LA AURORA

Mientras Sc celebraba un Rosario en-
la casa de Jose Andljar, barrio salto
Arriba, de Utuado, Sc desarroll6 una
acalorada discussion entire Ell dueno de
la casa y varios de los asistentes al ac-
to, llegando a tai extreme que las ma
vajas y las piedras salieron escena. re
sultando heridas las siguientes perso-
mas: Ramon Matos con cuatro heri-
das de navajo en- la cara, Rafael Mu-
fiiz, heridas en- Ell music izquierdo, Con-
cepci6n Rivera, la esposa de Andujar,
herida en- la mano izquierda. Todos fue-
ron arrestados v fueron a continuar su
rosario a la carcel municipal del pue-
bio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
Antonio Lena
San Francisco y Cruz
CLUB CIvIco DE DAMAs

Elmartes, dia a de Diciembre las
a pm. Sc celebrara en- la Bibliote-
ca Carnegie, la reunion de los miem-
bros del "CLUB CIvICo DE DA-
Mas.
Todas las personals interesadas en-
ell bienestar civico de Puerto Rico es
tan invitadas para que asistan dl-
cho acto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
sENSAcIoNALES DECLARAcIoNES
DEL EMBAJADoR AMERICANA EN-
ROMA ANTEs DE EMBARCAR CON
DESTINO A ITALIA

NEW YORK, diciembre 2. Omitted
Press)--El Embajador Child, antics &c
embarcar en- Ell dia de hoy hacia TIA
LA, ha declarado que nunca las relacio-
nes entire Italia Estados Unidos, dss
pues de la guerra, habian sido tan anis
tosas y cordiales como ahora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03

Nos 'informan de Vega Baja que en-
la noche del dia 90 del pasado mes
dej6 de existir, q consecuencia de una
caida en- el trabajo de las obras mu-
nicipales dc aquel pueblo, Ell obrero Jo-
Sc Cruz. ~ sr.s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
EcoNoM1A NAL ENrEND1DA.

Rf0ASps Is esf+5t
ag Resulta auuella en- que sc invierte
n una suma de dinero con ell propositu Gle
s renediar una necesidad, sin fjarsc en-
rque el articulo valga realmente 10 Que
cIiesta Y 9is
"ry 81 Sc trata de zapatos D nediasy la
Secon6hlia mas segura para usted es due
= estos dos articeAos los consiga de Ia
Favorita, tinica tienda que vendc los
go sS1zapatos y las medias por el precio que
'ssin osaIen. tNi sduivocandose res,tita usteq
-'@ = engahado). ~ 1 WA
jose Lena & Co, +,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03

RESFRrADoS CAUSAN DOLnH
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO.
MONO QUININA desvfa la causa.
curando tambien la Grippe, Iufiuen-
"a. Pals1dismn Fiehres. Solo hay un
"BROM0 OUININA". La firma de
= W., GROVE viene con cada ca
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= Ell REVOLVER ARRE-
..,sz'f- 49,. 49, GtANDo D1FERENcTAs
En- Bayam6n fue artestado '

En- Bayam6n fue artestado puestc
disposition de la autoridad, Bsnito
Ts7 Fernandez auisn Sc dedicaba al pego-
%Aa cios de carbon. Motivo Ell arresto el ha-
s~,ae~ berle disparado un tiro de revolver a
Asunci6n Ramos en- una discussion te
nida con motivo de cierta displridad
en- ell negocio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
La ETERNA HIsToEIA

Emilio Rojas, de Toa Baja, al mos
trar una pistola su compafero de ira
bajo, Ramon Matos sevilla, 10 hizo con
tan mala suerte que escapandosele IN
tiro lie hiri6 en- ell brazo derecho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03

Paris, diciembre 2. Gable. Frances
La comision Interaliada de Indemni- :
7aciones ha, decidido nombrar una conf
sion de peritos que estudie la. capacidad
de pago de Alemania. Esta comisi6n
funcionara de acuerdo con la pauta ira
zada por M. Poincare en- su Ultima pro-
posicion.
La nueva Comisi6n de Peritos esta
ra compuesta de dos cuerpos distintos.
cuyss srespectiyas atribuciones seran de
+. midas pr6ximamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03

Practinanfe

En- su oomicilio, Monias No. 2.
trabaia de su profession todos los
dias de 9 a IL A. Nj. y de . a 6
P. M. Tel. SIS verde, Apartado
o07. San Juan. P. F.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
oFIcIALMENTE Sc MEGA QUE
ExIsTA ENTENDIDo ALGUNO EN-
TIRE ITALIA Y EsPANA, PARA RE-
TIRARSE DE LA LLGA DE
NACIoNES

ROMA, -diciembre 2. - Omitted
Press) Oficialmente ha sido negado el
informe de que Italia, Espana, y algu-
mas repdblicas de Sur America intan-
ten retirarse de Ia Liga de Nacioues,
fernando un bloque aparte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03

El zapato "LONDON" no tiene
ccnpetidores. Cuando los tenia
sielnpre Sc quedaban a mitad de
camino.
LONDON SHOE SHOP
San Jose ST. San Juan. P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03

LOS JUEGos DE AVER EN- PONCE
Ell. MUNDo, San Juan.
Ribosch gano juego maaana cinco a
cuatro. Ponce el juego tarde siete a
cuatro. N
Rn0YIr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
NO HAY EQUIvocACIoN POSI-
BILE.

Cuando nosotros recibimos art1cuios
de Estados Unidos los examinamos de-
tenidamente in de poder decirle al
pubhco 81 son de la Caiidad que pue-
dan acreditar Ell nombre de La Fagori-
ta.a 81 notamos algdn desperfecto en- los
zapatos y las Medias, tanto una cosa
como la otra, son devueltos la ia
brica, porque nues.ra divisa es vender
10 mejor por Ell mas bajo precio.
Cen este compraudo en- La Favo-
rita, naiie Sc engaha ri por sequivoca-
cion
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.CONPRO

En- Santurce casa de $250O o
menos. MoIino y tostadora cafe.
Arriendo puesto Ieche. Inforna.
LUIS BORTA clio Ell MUNDO
San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03

IA coMIsIoN INTEKALLADA DE
INDEMNIzAcIoNEs HA LLEGADo,
DENTRo DE La MAYOR coRDIA-
1DAD. A UN FRANCO ENTENDIDo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03

ToDAS LAS DIFERENCIAS SURGI-
DAS ENTIRE FRANCIA z INGLATE-
IRA HAN sIDo SATISFACTORILY
MENTE ALLANADAS
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jose LENA 8 CO.

Jose LENA u co.
San Justo 81. San Juan y Rio Piedras'
Advt.
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MURIo EN- uN Acc1DENTE

DEL TRABAJo
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
GAS ovERCOMEs NINE.
Pupils in Waterbury School Are
 Made Ill.

Waterbury, Sept. 26.-Nine school children, all girls, attending cook ing class in the Merriman public school here yesterday, were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes from a gas heater. Four of the pupils col lapsed on the floor. after the gas had permeated the kitchen, and had to be carried from the building. Only two of the pupils, out of the class of II, were unaffected. Dr. John H. Me- Grath, a high school physician, was summoned and the children were re- vived and taken to their homes.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
ASTHMA DOOMED BY OHIO DOCTORS
 NEW TREATMENT
spaaiaiisf's Prescription tsaarsnissed la firing Complete heiief-af
 No lass,

Al last Asthma, loo, has yielded .s | modern medical Seienee' For s0hr
 derful new treatment perfected ey
 pr. Al. q, Plait. Of The Clinical l4ahs
 oFaleFies, Cleveland. 0hlo=allays Nies
 lent spasms usually in so minutes ef
 less, and fully relieves the chronic snfF
 ierlng Of every form of Asthma silhs
 ia "A hours
 No longer need Faa gheeze and gasp and nEht for breath. No longer
 need Yau lace those terrible nights Of slrangling horror. For this remark able new prescription Is positively guaranteed t0 banlsh every Asthma symptom-ar il costs you nothing,
 The new treatment Is known as Dr. Platt's tineS Prescription. and Is ems tiFely different from any other. The
 latest medical discoveries prove that whether renal, cardiac. simple hron. ehial or otherwise-are due 10 one fundamental internal eondition-an overlooking and poisoning of the en. tire system through toxins derived from any one of several sources.
 No previous treatment has attempt ed n get at this internal condition. But this new Rinex treatment, taken in simple capsule form and absorbed Into the blood stream through the al. gestive tract. immediately neutralizes this internal infection. Thus it brings instant and complete relief from every form Of Asthma-withont any habit. forming narcotics or toxic drugs. and without any bad after-effects.
 Rinex is the only Asthma treatment on the market originated and devei- oped entirely by physicians under sci- entific clinical conditions. manufac- tured by reliable. ethical manufactur- Ing pharmacists. and approved and prescribed by physicians.
 No matter what form of Asthma you have. oh how long you have suf- fered with 1t. Rinex is guaranteed to bring you complete relief-or 1t costs you nothing. The regular size pack nge sells for only s1--to be returned In full if 1t does not do the work. You can have trial package entirely FREE by writing to the Clinical Lab oratories. Cleveland, Ohio-just en- close 1oc to pay for postage and pack rg.
 Incidentally Rlnex is sold under the ,ame money-back guarantee to com ,letely relieve Catarrh and to dispel Head Colds in hours. Be sure to get the genuine Dr.. Platt's Rinex Pre- in the air-tight flask. It may ,e obtained in this city at: Liggetts, The Dickinson Drug Co.,, City Drug Store, The Clark & Brainerd Co.,, Pharmacy.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
Clash Is Inevitable

Out Of the maelstfom of public opinion there has arisen the picture of an inevitable clash between Ma tional Guard troops posted at the doors Of the house chamber in the capitol and the determined salons bent on impeaehing the governor for alleged misuse Of his official prero- Eatives.
 But more sober observers foresee q peaceful meeting between the ops posing forces without violence. with out bloodshed.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

that they are within their rights ir calling the meeting in an attempt to restore constitutional government and end executive despotism.'
 35,00O Volunteers Ready.
 Thirty-five thousand volunteers are ready for service if the present strength of the National Guard is in- sufficient to manage the situation, the governor said last night. He added, however, that he anticipated no difficulty in blocking the session and that he expected no violence or bloodshed.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
NATIONAL PARK PROFITS
Finadkcial Returns During Present Year Amount To More Than Hun dred Million Dollars.

Washington, Sept. 28 Financial returns of the national park system during the season now closing to the states in which the reservations are situated were estimated today by the interior department at $100,O00, ,O00. this total 1t was said, does not include consideration of indirect profits due to retention of funds which otherwise would be spent outside the state and to health and other benefits
 More than $6,000,000 was spent in and near Yellowstone park by tourists
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

the Morris & Co. the bill of sale spe- officially provided that we should have no responsibility in the matter Of the Morris pension fund" MT. White said.
 The pensioners in their suit also asked establishment of S7,000.000 trust fund to meet all pension claims.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

Oklahoma City, Okla, Sept ss,- 0klshemans aill witness taday a spectacle unprecedented in the his- tory of the nalion-the attempt of the lever house of their state legislature to meet in defiance of military Pres- sure brought 10 bear by Governor J, c, Walton,
 It Is the day for action when deeds ~ili replace the threats and counter threats hurled by the opposing forces.
 Noon is the hour set for the show' down.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
AMERICAN EXPORTS
Manufactured Goods Constitute Near ly One-Half of All Products Ship ped Out of This Country.

Washington. Sept. 26-Manufactur- ed goods constitute nearly one-half of American exports during August while foodstuffs, prepared and nnpre- pared, constituted 22 per cent in August, 1922, foodstuffs exported constituted 37 per cent and manufac- tured goods S5 per cent of the total.
 As in recent months crude mater ials for use in manufacturing in the United States made up the largest single item of August imports.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26

two packing companies. alleged that s700. 1000 of the fund had been wrong fully paid out to Morris employees who had been paying three per cent of their wages into the fund but who were not pensioners.
 When we purchased the assets of
New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
ARMOUR NOT INVOLVED
Head of Company Says There is No Reason Why Firm Should Be Sued by Morris Pensioners.

Chicago, Sept. 26.-"There is no basis for making Armour X Co, a party to the suit far accounting of the pension fund of Morris &, Co.,, whose business and plants were bought by Armour & Co. last March" F, Edson White, president of the Armour con- cern declared in a statement today. The suit filed yesterday by 22 pen
 sioners of Morris & Co., against the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-17
StraWride Is
Greatly Enjoyed

The emo assoc iation of the AM
boy Harmony Club held a successful
strawride Thursday night to the
Eisman Heights Inn at New Market.
The party in a truck furnished by
the New Jersey Wood Finishing
Company left the Amboy Harmony
Club at $3.50 o'clock and after an en-
joyable ride arrived at the Eisman
Heights Inn. A supper was served,
and dancing was enjoyed throughout
the evening. The chaperones were
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Melko.
The guests included Miss Dorothy
Ransen of Woodbridge. Miss Alkaline
Pavinsky of Westbrook, Pa, Miss
Valerie Melko of East Portchester.
Conn. Miss Margaret Hinkle of
Plainfield, Miss May Madsen, Jay
Kucharsky, Nicolena Petersen, Helen
Christensen, Sadie Harrigan, Alma
Blanchard, Mabel Olsen, Ella Larsen,
Cora DeRusha, Messrs. Edward Kory
of Railway, Anthony Bubbenheimer,
Harold Wetterberg, Harry Rooms,
Edward Regan, Hans Sorensen, Mat
thew Melko, Chris Sorensen, Alex
Melko, Nicholas Lebeda, Oswald
Nobel, Peter J%orgensen and Stephen
Sabo of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-17
Raritan Township
Personal Mention

The Clara Barton school donated
$50 to the annual Red Cross roll
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Nonnenberg
entertained at their home last night
Mr.. and Mrs.. C.aH. Pfeiff, DR.. A.
Gottschalk and William Schultze. Of
9erth Amboy.
Educational week will be celebra-
ed at the Clara Barton school be-
ginning Monday.
Can / Be A Christian Without
Believing That Christ is God" will
De the topic of Rev. A. l.. Kreyling
at the services in Our Redeemers
.hurch tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-17
Association Plans
For Civic Dance

At a recent meeting held by the
why Worry" association of this
city, plans were made for their first
annual masquerade and civic dance,
which will take place Thursday
night. January Bird, at Junior hall, in
Smith street.
This association has secured Al
Ritter and his famous society orches-
ira with Buck" Lind at the piano
to play for the occasion. This group
Of musicians are out to capture The
Middlesex county honors and all at
tending this dance will enjoy a fine
group of artists.
Four prizes will be awarded for
those wearing the prettiest, most
unique, and most grotesque cos
tunes. There will also be a prize for
the club having the largest number
of members present.
Tickets are out and may be pro-
cured from any member of the asso-
citation. The drawing for the one
hundred pounds of sugar for
which the association have tickets
out on sale will be drawn the night
of the dance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-17
NOV. z
ON D|PHTHER|A
Immunization of Children by
Health Board Will Start at
That Time

Probably on Friday, November %,
the Board of Health will begin the
im~munization of children against
diphtheria. During the past few
days coupons have been published in
the Evening News and given out in
the first and second grades of the
schools, on which parents are asked
to give permission for their children
to receive the treatment against this
disease, which is said to be on the
increase in this state. The parents
are urged to return coupons either
to the school teachers or the Board
of Health offices Immediately in or
der that the work of immuniZing the
children may begin.
The method employed In immun-
izing the children is the administra-
ton of toxin-antitoxin, and is abso-
lutely harmless and devoid of after
dangers. The treatment will be
given in the public library by DR..
William e. London and will mean
that those children who are treat
ed will not have diphtheria. Only
children between the ages of six
months and six years will receive the
treatment under the present plans.
Coupons are already being receiv-
ed by the department of health from
parents who realize that the treat
ment will immunize their children
against this dreaded disease, and it
is expected that by next Friday a
large number of those who have
sent in coupons will be notified to
take their children to the library for
the. treatment. The health depart
ment urges all parents to sign and
return the coupon Immediately so
that plans for the first clinic may be
completed. A coupon appears in the
Evening News today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-17
Musicale Will be Given at
Home of Mrs. j. H. Thayer
Martin

WOODBRIDGE, Nov. 17:-Wed-
nesday evening. November q at $3.50
o'clock, the Brahms quartet will give
a musicale at the home of Mrs. j.
III. Thayer Martin. The affair is be-
ing arranged under the direction OF
the hospitality committee Of the Wo-
mans Club of Woodbridge township,
of which Mrs. George Oesbrow is
chairman will afford music lovers an
excellent opportunity to hear some
artistic work. The quartet consists
of Mrs. Lester NJ. White, Stephen
Somogyi. Kenneth C. Martin and c.
w. Barnekov, Jr.. George Nause,
The we'll known pianist will accom-
pany the quartet. They need no
Introduction to music audiences in
this vicinity, as the merit of their
artistic work has been fully appreca-
ted at past performances. Ticket
are out and may be procured from
any member of the club. The pro-
gram will be announced later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-17
Perth Amboy
Personal Mention

Isadore Splitter, of High street, is
attending the Yale-Princeton, game
at New Haven, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carlisle, of
Market street, are spending a few
days. in Washington, D.. c.
Misses Helen Merrill, and Elsie
Coogan, of this city, spent yesterday
In Newark.
Miss Helen Calvin, of Park ave-
nue.. is spending the day in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Klaus, Of Ca
talpa avenue, are attending the Rut-
gers-Boston University game, at New
Brunswick today.
Miss Eleanor Meade. of Smith
street, is spending the weekend
with friends in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-17
Women Plan
For Turkey Dinner

The Woman's Guild of St. Peters
church held their regular meeting
in the Parish house yesterday after
noon and made arrangements for a.
turkey dinner. to be held on Decem-
Der 18th. A fine menu of roast tur-
key, mashed potatoes, mashed ur-
nips, crancerry sauce, creamed on
ions, celery. coffee and pie will be
served. The Rector's Guild of the
church will hold a bazaar in onnec-
tion with the dinner. Most attractive
articles including handkerchiefs,
towels. and all kinds of hand en-
broidery suitable for Christmas gifts
will be placed on sale. Tickets for
the dinner will be out shortly and
may be procured from any member
of the guild. Following the business
session, a social time was enjoyed