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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-25
J PROKLETA. ~
Roman Emilia Richebourga
Yoln9 pfesozil Frant. Lad. Click.

Yam dGveruji. .,,f,.x
Bohuzel nejsem vsak ami, bo
hatou, ami st'astnou; take ne
mann prava, abych nekoho mi
lovala.
Zkratka, muslin Yam, mily
pane, ale toliko Yam jedine-
mu, vyjeviti uplnou pravdu.
ia nejsem nikterak, jak sc
zde vubec mysli, dcerou pana
Jakuba Melliera. Mdj otec je
! Jean Renaud, toto jmeno
ktere jest zajiste i Vam dobfe
znamo, odlucuje mne cd Vas
- a to ma vzdy.
Mejte Sc tedy dobre a zijte
blaze. BGh bud Vami a hled
te zapomenouti ma Blanku
Psani Blancino vypadlo ,
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Srdce jeho div ze radosti z
prsou nevyskocilo, toto stesti
div jej neudusilo.
Teprv po chvili upokojil Sc
a cetl psani Blancino. s
List Blancin znel takto:
Cteny pane!
Slibila jsem, re Vam odpo-
vim. Jsem Vam odpovedi po-
vinna jiz pro city, ktere pro
me v srdci Sven chovate.
Kdybych byla stastnou a
bohatou, a kdybych byla opra
vnenou, abych nekoho smela
milovati, verte mi, re bych S
radosti cely svlj zivot Vam
venovala, jelikoz dobre sezna-
la jsem slechetne srdce Vase
a ponevadz z cele duse sve
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-25

tfesoucich Sc rukou mladeho
muze, kdyz je byl tento pre-
cetl, ma zem.
Oblicej jeho byl jako smrt
bledy a rty jeho Sc krecovite
hroznym zalem. zatfnaly a W.
kriknuv, upadl jako bez sebe
ma zem.
Cos uzrev to, rychle k ne
mu prispisil, zvedl jej meme a
posadil do lenosky.
Nest astny mladfk upadl dc
Imdlob, ale cele telo jeho sku.
lbalo Sc krecovite az posleze
vypukl Leon v horky usedavJ
plac.
Cos klecel u neho jako sta
rostliva matka, mluvil k mem,
slovy neznymi jako k diteti :
Ihledel no potesiti, ale marne
Leon neustaval v usedaven
placi,. ktery chvilemi preruso
valo krecovite stkani.
Cos zvedl tedy list Blancil
a precetl no.
| Pc precteni listu byl star.
keiklir sam takrka znicen. \
"Blanko! zalkal tom mi;
dix premozen bolem. "Blanko
ltys tedy dcerou Jeana Renau
da - tvs jeho dcerou - ty
ditetem jeho! o mdj Boze! :
proc jsi, Blanko, dcerou vra
ha meho uboheho otce. Beds
mne! Beda mne nest astnemu
Takto jsi ztracena pro mne-
ano ztracena ma veky!' !.
Najednou prestal narikati
vyskocil jako divoky, zachve
Sc a zavravoral. Oci jeho pal
divoce sc zakoulely.
"Ja nest'astny!' zalkal, ia
lem takrka cely bez sebe
"cim jsem sc zde ma svete pr
'vinil? Gin provinil jsem 8
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'.slv h ~

|proti Bohu?| ti snad jsem "a
tracen =. A proc jsem zatra-
cen?" kricel v dive bolesti.
'Tu prikrbcil k nemu stary
Cos, objal jej meme obsma ru
kama, koldp krku a promlu-
vii placky1
"Mdj mi " synu! Ne draht
roznuile d1te! Upokoj Sc
Ivzdyt' .jyem zde dosud ia
bych te potssil. Upokoj Sc te.
dy nelekej Sc, synu mdj!"
DfL TRETf.
Kdo byl zavrazdsny mladik.
1 ].
! Krasa, mladost, rozum, bo
hatstvi, laskavost' a neha ne
lvyslovna, to vse byly dary
kterymiz dobrotiva Prozretel
most byla' obmyslila hrabenkl
z Bussieras.
i Malokte1.a zenstina v celt
Francii mohla Sc vsemi temitt
prednostmi honositi.
A proto sc zdalo, ze hrabel
ka hned pfi narozeni sven
byla urcena k tomu, aby p,
cely zivot svdj oplyvala stes
tim nevyslovnym.
Valentino, Angelika d'A-
tefeuille byla jedinym diteten
rodicd svych a zaroven poslet
MIN potomkem stare vznesen'
rodiny slechticke.
Bylo il teprve, deset rokd
kdyz osirela, ztrativsi otce
matku.
] Otec jeff, markyz d'Arfeu
lille, posledni muzsky potomel
, slavneho rodu, zanechal p'
lsmrti dceri sve velke jmeni
. obnaseiicf ctyri milIiony. Tot,
skladalo Sc dilem Il hotovyc1
penez, dflem z nemovityc1
panstvi a statkG.
\ Nejkrasnejsi panstvf bylo d
Arfeuille s nadhernym zam-
KEN.
,Zemfely. eustanovil porucni
KEN osirel6 dcefi sve baron.
z Bierle.
Byl to muE velmi radny :
uiec krasn6 Valentiny z mat
cinv strany.
Baron 2 Bierle nebyl velm
bohat. A stav sc porucnfken
osifele netefe. dostal takt'
znamenitou lGast pffjmn osire
le divkv degrukou.
Porucnik Yalentiny meme
zadnych ditek.
/ Nekolik let pred prichoden
osifele netere do domu sveh,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-25
JihoslovanSti agr6rnf aka~

JihoslovanSti asr6rni aka>
|demici - neseni ideou sjedno
!ceni balkanskych Slovani
,,usnesli Sc We sve klubovnf schl
ri re dne 2. prosince, ze W.
zvou sve bulharske kolegy
|prazske agrarnfho smtslenf k
zalozenf jednotne organisace,
We ktere by Sc spolecn9 a jed
notne pripravovali pro budou-
ci praci ma poll hospodafske-
no, kulturnfho a politickeho
povzneseni sveho selskeho IL
du. Ia dcelem provedeni toho
usneseni pov6reni byli predse.
da klubu Ing. M. Jakovljevic
a jednatel Ing. S. Racic, aby
lvesli We styk s b,llharskymi ko
legy a po provedeni pfiprav-
nych praci svolali spolecnou
valnou hromadu s dkolem u
skutecniti tuto prvni jednot-
nou organisaci jiznich Slovani
ma prazske pIde.
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|pojal "a chot' zenstinu mla-
dou, slicnou, ale zaroven vel
mi koketnf.
Byla vdovou a z prvnfho
manzelstvf sveho mela jen je-
dinou dceru, jmenem Lauru,
ktera byla o sest let starsf nez
porucenka baronova.
V prvnfch mesicfch, CO v 70
dine porucnfka sveho ztravila,
div ze il vsichni nezasypali sa
mou laskavosti.
Ale velke pozary brzy ohy-
cejne dohofivaji a plamen,
Gin silneji hori, tim drive u
hasina.
TAX stalo sc Valentine j v 70
ldinG baronove.
Gin dele tam lila, tim vice
ch!adl. dfivejsi horouci laska
baronky j dcery k osifele. Pro-
tez utekla Sc opustena dfvEa,
jeiiz srdce postradalo meme
lasky rodicd, k srdci baronov,l
kterTz sice mnoho feci nena-
delal, ale "a to meter svou mi
loval tim uprimneji.
Toto podivne chovani baron
ky Bierle a dcery jeff Lau-
'ry k Valentine dalo Sc snadEo
,'vysvetliti.
Nebot' z, pocatku naplnily
je zmfnene bohate prijmy
ktere s osifelou do domu je.
jich takfka nebe spadly, ne.
lvyslovnou radosti. Dost moz.
ma take, ze vzbudily v Mich
;vdecnost. Vsak pozdeji pony.
silly 81 ODE, ze jiz dosti vdec.
nosti ukazaly Valentine, bo.
hate dedicce, a nyni tedy ze
budou uzfvati take tohoto bo.
hatstvi, ma nez pred tim ne.
byly zvykly. A bohatstvi tohc
nechtely uzivati ma venkove
,'nybrz v Parizi.
! Touha jejich sc vyplnila.
A mezi tim, co Sc pani ba
ronka z Bierle dcera jejt
Laura, ktera byla nejen koket
nj, ale rozkose chtiva jake
jeji matka, otevrenou naru
ci a zavfenyma ocima do virl
zabav a radovanek, jakycI
jen velike mesto poskytnout
muze, vrhly, lila Valentino ii
Sc a osamele, aniz by pocftils
k cemu naklonnosti, aneb ani5
by bazila po zabavach po bo
ku ticheho, vazneho kmeta
jehoz spolecnost jako ledovj
mraz ochlazovala rozvijejic
Sc jaro tohoto kvetouciho Ii
vita divciho.
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CTETE POZORNE! Naskyta
Sc dobra prilezitost, kdo ma
dobrou pomoc v rodine, koupiti
dobry mlekarsky obchod, kde
Sc trzi $4,000 denn9. Je to
dunn z pokojich, koupelra,
sklep, lot je 40 pfi $50 strevi-
cfch, 2 garaze, 2 move trucky,
2 vozy, 2 postroje ma kon6,
ban ma naradi, so konvi ma
ml6ko, 10 grossi lahvi, jedna
masina k vyrobe masla, jeden
novy lepreser baler, a vse, CO
potrebno pro mlekafstvi v "a
|sobe. Kdo 81 koupi majetek,
tax no naucim obchodu, je v
dobrem okoli ma zapadni stra-
ne. Prvni mortgage ma S340O.
Tcnto majetek a obchod proda
Sc nasledkem nedorozum4ni v
domacnosti. V pfipade, ze ma
te dobry dIm v dobr6m miste
as o 5ti neb 6t pokojich 8
koupelnou, vezme Sc tento ma
vymenu neb splatku. Blizsi
|sdeli J. Smik, 3O46 zap. 48. ul.
Tel. lIemlock 1929 J.
1oCE
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-26

as a child welfare measure; and n
reorganization of the health depart
ment to require registered midwifery,
and birth registration; will all be-
come part of the platform of the
league.
Avoid Partisanship.
A reaffirmation OF the strictly un.
partisan nature of the league organic
alton is made. in regard TO political
parties as we'll as candidates for Of
flee. and officers and members of the
league are urged TO be cautious in this
regard. 1t is felt, however. that
league members can do more effective
political work in the coming election
year. in one of the great political
parties of the country, and that more
active competition between them
would result in better government in
the state. 4 resolution was passed
authorizing the president. Mrs. Jessie
Daniel Ames. TO appoint two congress
ional chairmen in each congressional
district to represent the Democratic
and Republican parties. For some
time many congressional districts
have had these Republican and Demo
cratic chairmen but the league went
on record for the first time rs max
ing such positions official. Mrs. Roy
Campbell has been the Republican
congressional chairman, and Mrs.
John II. Cunningham, the Democratic
chairman in the San Antonio dis
trict.
Two of the important speeches of
the convention were heard on Thurs
day, when Judge Ocie NJ. Speer Of
Waco. spoke on the property rights
of married women, in the afternoon
session, and DIR. p. w. Horn Of
Georgetown. president of the South
western University, told of work of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-26

ment, in the resolution which speaks
of the public menace that is contain
ed in growing disrespect for the
demands law enforcement by public
officials.
A pledge to SECURE the vote of at
least 10 per cent of the qualified
portant part of the league program
for the first eight months of 1924,
is contained in another resolution.
"Being pledged TO the idea of the
adjustment of war by international
agreement, the league pledges itself
to pursue all methods which will
lead TO an early consummation of this
project" is one resolution in line
with the work of the league. which
national leaders regard as women's
first real contribution to American
politics.
The league went on record, the
third time. in n reaffirmation of its
determination to secure a reorganiza-
ton of the state prison system. pledg-
ing itself "to work for this end until
it shall be accomplished" and pledg-
ing support TO the committee on pris-
on survey, which is the direct result
of the league action on prison reform.
The program of prison reform sup
ported by the league was outlined by
Mrs. Elizabeth Speer Of Austin, in
one of the speeches of the conven-
ton.
Resolutions calling on the. League
of Women Voters to direct its energy
toward an amendment of the guard
ianship laws of the state whereby both
parents should be given equal control
of minor children: a rewriting of the
bill protecting the property rights of
married women and eQualizing them
with those enjoyed by men; the sup
port of unstinted effort to put a
public health nurse in each county,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-26

plans, Ainal discussions, election of
officers for the state league, and vot-
ing on resolutions to be adopted, were
concluded on Thursday evening i'm
mcdiately preceding the evening ses-
sion,. instead of on Friday morning
as had been scheduled. The league
elects half of its officers each year,
the term of office lasting two years.
pired this year, only Miss Frank
King of Taylor. treasurer of the
league, was reelected. New officers
taking office are Miss Mary Jngoe of
Denton. second vice president; Mrs.
s. j. Smith of Austin. retiring re-
cording secretary, third vice presi-
dent; and Mrs. X. +. Dorsey of San
Antonio, recording secretary.
The policy to be pursued bys the
league and embodied in resolutions
discussed and adopted. will continue
the same work with which it has been
identified since its organization. equal
political representation of women with
men, protection of women and chill
dren in the labor laws. prison re-
form. removal of married womens
disabilities in property ownership. the
establishment of an equal guardian
ship law, child welfare laws, and the
encouragement of greater interest in
citizenship and wider understanding
of its rights and responsibilities.
Support of the league was pledged
to the work of the Educational Sur
vey in Texas, along the line of the
bill passed by the last Legislature,
which was outlined by DIR. p. w.
Horn, member of the educational sur
vey board, at the final meeting of the
convention.
Afr Prison Reform.
The league. through the vote of its
delegates to the convention, pledged
its fullest support to law enforce
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-26
the educational survey in Texas, at
the evening meeting.
Womens' PrOperty Right.

the educational survey in Texas, at
the evening meeting.
Womens' Property Right.
Judge Speer advocates zone safe,
sound rule of equality and fairness
that would treat men and women ex-
actly alike in the legal sense" He
traced the origin of the laws affecting
women from the "faIse conception of
the old English common law, that n
wife was the property of her hus-
hand" and said that there were more
unanswered questions touching rights
Of married people than on any other
phase of the law in Texas.
Two amendments prepared by him
at the request of the league and en-
dorsed by them will simplify the two
articles concerning property rights
and damages. giving men and women
exactly the same legal status, and put
ting a married woman on the same
legal footing as an unmarried one.
The two amendments, which the
league is pledged TO support, will re-
peal automatically about sixteen
statutes. Judge Speer said.
DR.. Horn outlined the work of the
proposed educational survey, and
spoke of the need of such work. An
appropriation by the Legislature has
provided for board of directors
under the leadership OF DR.. George
A. Works of Cornell University, to
secure exact information on the edu-
cational status of Texas, the stand
ards and qualifications of teachers.
and the work and costs of the state
colleges and normal schools.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-26
VOTERS LEAGUE
HERE WILL BE
|. RE0RGAN|ZED
Etate Officers Will Assist
at Meeting Saturday
Morning.
CONVENTION is OVER
AXE Stand on Child Wei
fare, Property Rights
and Education.
CONVENTION is OVER

A reorganization of the local
league of Women Voters will be held
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock in
he red room of the st. Anthony
Hotel. for which the state officers of
he league are remaining in San An
onio to assist.
Owing to a change in convention
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-26

Tcacher-So I've caught you chewing
gum. have I? Sammy-No. mum; /
wasn't chewin'. i was jest keepin' II
there instead OF in my pocket-Its so
sticky.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
PUBLIC OPINION
HALL AVENUE SCHOOL

Editor Evening News:
| read Mr.. Westcott's communica-
ton regarding the delay in the con-
struction of the Hall avenue school
with interest and anlazement.
Can it be possible that the housing
of these little children, eager for ed
ucation, can be permitted to continue
in such a deplorable condition?
1t is the inalienable right of every
American child to receive an educa-
ton and under. proper and healthful
conditions and no material improve
ments should be permitted to bar
that right.
, In education, particularly that of
the children of our foreign born ele-
ment, lies the future of our repub-
lie. 1t is our bulwark of safety
against all foreign machination and
imposition and the welfare of the
present development of our old Lit
tie Red Schoolhouse" should be jeal-
ously guarded by every good Amer
lean.
The Y. M. c. A, is exerting itself to
educate and assist in the naturaliza-
ton of udult foreigners; is it not the
duty of our city to do the same for
their children.
Very truly yours,
j. w. M'COMAS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
BENEFIT CARD PARTY AT
SOUTH AMBOY TONIGHT

SOUTH AMBOY. March 5.-The
regular weekly card party for the
benefit of St. Mary's Convent fund
will be held tomorrow night, under
the direction of the Misses Alice
Gunkle and Julia Delaney.
The committee last week, under
the direction of the Misses Car
melita Gilchrist and Julia Hensber-
ger, netted the splendid sum of 1925.
The committee this week are work
ing hard, having secured many
beautiful prizes, and it hoped that a
good crowd will he present to in
sure another successful affair.
The following is list of the COM
Taittee for tomorrow nights affair:
Mary Segrave, Mary O'Connor.
Mae Timmins, Mrs. M. Boil, Mrs.
y. Monaghan Jr., Della Connors,
Julia Hyson, Bess Sutliff, Helen En-
mons, Mary Delaney, Margaret De-
ianey. Maude Van Buren,, Helen
Monaghan, Anna Mum, Eulalia Nc
CURE. Margaret Donovan, Madeline
Burns, Frank Coan Martin Lyons,
James Mcclure. Thomas Busky.
John Ryan, David street; Felix
Malanaphy, John Triggs, Francis
Mccarthy, Frank O'CCnnor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05


SHELBY, GA life OF Just one
narrow escape after another has
finally lost all thrill for John Nc
Mahon, veteran railroad man. So
he has passed in his stop" sign
and quit his job as flagnan at the
G. C. c. & st. l.. railroad crossing
here while the quitting was still
good
when I came on this crossing
job three years and nine months
ago." he says, 81 was sound in mind
and body Now I'm a nervous wreck.
Reckless autoists are to blame.
Crossing gates mean nothing to
a lot of those wild drivers. They
smash through them just if they
were meant to be broken down.
"Ie the fiagman is not alert and
quick on his feet he is very apt 20
get hit. have dodSed automobiles
long enough while trying to save
people from their own foolhard,-
ness"
Mcmahon believes that reckless
ness on the part of autosists at
grade crossings could be largely
eliminated if crossing fiagmen We're
given police powers to control
highway traffic and arrest offenders.
UNLESS this is DONE" he said,
there is little chance to lessen the
number of terrible accidents caused
by the criminal carelessaess of mo-
. toEists. - ~ --4>s-A-s.s-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
TOTTENVlLLE

Mr.. and Mrs Frank L. Hadkins
arc home after several weeks i'll
Florida.
Miss Ethel Thomas, of Brooklyn,
was the guest of friends over the
week lend.
Bernard Covell is back after sew
erai months stay in California.
Mrs. George Wood has been con-
fined to home i'll for the past week.
Assem- blyman William l.. Vaug-
han, who was home over the week.
end from Albany gives out the in
formation that the bridge and tunnel
appropriation bill for survey will
pass both the senate and assembly
this week.
\ daughter was born to Patrolman
and Mrs. Herman Gutsky at their
home in Stapleton recently, Patrol
man Gutsky is stationed here.
Theodore Paugh has returned
home from the Memorial Hospital
Summons were served on two
speeders by the motorcycle patrol
men here yesterday.
The funeral for Miss Anna Aundt
was we'll attended at the West Zap
tist church, Kreischerville, yesterday
Rev. DR.. Jacob Ganss officiated. The
interment was in the West Baptist
cemetery.
The March term of county court
convened at the county court house
this morning with County Judge j,
Harry Tiernan on the bench.
A rehearsal and practice of the
Tottenville band will take place at
the Masonic Hall tonight.
Bentley Lodge Ne. $40, Odd Eel
Rows, is scheduled to meet tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
MATAWAN

son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Garrett McKeeE
James Fury, a former resident of
this borough, but now in the real
estate business in Asbury Park, has
been renominated by Governor
George S. Silzer to the Monmouth
County Tax Board. 1t is expected
that his confirmation will take place
at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fischer and
daughter, Edith, spent the week end
III Atlantic Highlands.
Miss Mildred PoWlson of Cliffwood
was a Matawan visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Isaaces
and daughter, lillian, spent Sunday
IN Atlantic highlands as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Isaaces.
James Fury spent the week end in
MataWan as the guest of Mrs.
Rapheal Devlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Arlington of
Wintsed, Conn, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Clarence Lewis.
"Just a Little Mistake" is the title
of the play to be given in the High
school auditorium on Friday eve
ming, March 10, by the Junior class.
The proceeds will be used to pay the
expenses of the class 10 Washington,
D. c., when they reach their senior
wear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
OLD 3RIOGE

Mr.. and Mrs. william Campbell
of Perth Amboy spent the weekend
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson Green.
August Harrah is reported i'll at .
New York hospital.
AnderW Anderson of Brooklyn
was the weekend guest at the home
of relatives here.
Mrs. Benjamin Roller and her
daughter, Margaret, returned today
from FREEHOLD, where they spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Irving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nichols
spent the weekend with friends i'll
ew York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Van Ars-
dale and Mrs. Elizabeth Lamkie
were Browntown visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brassino of
Brooklyn is spending a week with
Miss Catherine Krehs, at her home
here.
Ellsworth and Norman Hillyer
spent Saturday in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Cecilia Hitler entertained
over the weekend Miss Verna Fow-
Ter of Berlin.
The Misses Katherine and Meta
Heuser of Matawan We're guetss of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hiilyer yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
IN CRASH
At MATAWAN

MATAWAN, March 5-James
Meagher. of 209 Market street,
Perth Amboy, was slightly injured
yesterday, when the automobile he
was driving crashed into a tele-
phone pole at the Freneau station
of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey. The accident occurred
about $3.50 o'clock when Mr.. Mea-
CHER lost control of the car.
He was taken into the residence
of former Postmaster Patrick j.
Devlin where he was examined and
treated by DIR. C. A. Gesswein No
bones were broken, but he was
badly bruised about the chest when
he struck the steering wheel. The
car was considerably damaged and
was taken to a garage. After being
attended by the physician. Mr.. Mea-
CHER was taken to his home. He
was driving towards Freehold when
the accident occurred.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
SOUTH SHORE ASSN TO
MEET AT ELTINGVlLLE

TOTTENVILLE, Mar. 5:-Several
important matters are TO be taken
up by the South Shore Protective
Association at its meeting, tonight at
Bertoncini's hall, Eltingville, former
ly the headquarters of the Richmond
County Automobile Club in Amboy
road, Eltingville. The report of the
committee who went to Albany for
the hearing on the bridge bill will be
heard and the matter of the extern
sion of the Southfield boulevard will
also be taken up by the association.
The park property purchase at the
'ormer Prince Bay lighthouse will be
reported on as will the opening Of
he high school at Tottenville this
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-05
BIC MINSTREL
At 50. A|NbOY

SOUTH AMBOY. March g.
About $50 people were present at the
clubrooms of the Luke A. Lovely
Post, No. 60, on David street, yester-
day afternoon, for the first meeting
Of those interested in the coming
minstrel production, to be staged un-
der the direction Of the J. r. Woods
Producing Company April 13
and IA
The names of those present yes
terday were taken and notices will
ee sent 20 each one, informing them
of the Gate of the first rehearsal.
A professional coach will be Sc
cured to take charge of the produc-
ton, which will be staged by a
mixed cast. There VIII be an old
time minstrel number and two in
teresting sketches, in addition to a
few side issues. Harold Hoffman
and Harry Leonard are in full
charge of the affair.