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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-18

Miss Gloria Frnk. who hns been
attending the state normal In Bel.
bingham for several months, VIII
return Friday night.
Mr.. Edward Dandy Lewis re-
turned today from Lawrcnceyille for
his Christmas vacation.
Horace Henry H.. Joshua Green.
Jr.. and Josiah Collins. Jr. returned
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt
To Entertain

Mir. and Mrs, G. T.. NJ. Pratt
are entertaining with Christ
mas dinner AT their home on tho
holiday. Covers win ho placed
FOR twelve,
Their daughter. Miss Emma Pratt,
win be home from Annie Wright
seminary IN Tacona for the holi.
days. bringing with her Miss peggy
Ait from Honolulu.
A group OF girls attending the
seminary viii coma over to spend
Christmas day at tho Pratt home.
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Luncheon at Sunset Club Wil Honor TraU-
eler, Mr. and Mrs. Eden to Receive on
Nea0 Years. nann =. -, =. y n.,., n,

Bunch. Mr., and Mrs J.. w. Dolby. AIR,
and Mrs, J. Heal, Mr. aud Mrs. 9, ",
pownle, Mr., and Ara, W. III, Weaver
Mr. and Mrs. 4, IL, Gowman. Mrs. Ger
erude T. Drawley, Mrs, Harriet T. Dor
man, Mrs w. II. i.yona. Mrs Mary La
wake and Mlas Evelyn HALT
Tickota for the affair may be had ut
the door OF the Frye rcaldenec.
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At Home for Dauqhter.

Mr.. and Mrs, Cecil Bacon will be
Mt home On Sunday afternoon after
o'clock. in welcome to their daughter.
Miss Katherine Bacon, who VIII be
al home from Portland for the holl-
days. No invitations have been sent
out for the affair. but all friends are
asked to call informally.
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Hostess at Dinner
Before Dance

Before the dance Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hubbard and Mr.. and Mrs. h.
Grant McMicken are giving Friday
evening AZ the Rainier club, Miss
Doris Mitchell viii entertain twelve
guests ut dinner at her home.
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Hosts at Familn Dinners

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Powell are
entertaining with a family dinner at
their home on Christmas day. as also
ara Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Alexander.
Mrs. Peter Dawson and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Leonard Eaton.
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At Home on
Nelr Years Dan

AIR. and Mrs. John c. Eden viii
issue Invitations the last OF this
week 10 their New Years ut home.
at The Highlands.
The receiving hours will be from
4 until o'clock.
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Yacht Club to Celebrate
Ne1U Years EUe

The Seattle Yacht club has cards
out for an oid-fashioned New Years
Eve dinncr.supper dance on Mon.
day evening. December 81. at the
clubhouse.
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Women's Clubs

the club wednesday. December 10. at
IL noon at the Northold Inn Mrs.
Meyring win tell OF her work as home
service director OF the Puget Sound
Savings & Loan association. Mem.
bers may bring guests.
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Handbad PLAYERS

Miss Graco Catch win read ''R. w.
r." by Karci Catek. at the meeting
or the Handbag Players Wednesday
morning az 1910 o'clock AZ tho Won.
EMS University club.
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Evening Musicale at
F1ge Art Gallery

Thru the courtesy or Mr.. and Mrs
Charles II. Frye. Delta Alpha class
Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church win entertain with an ove-
ming musicale on Wednesday. ut the
Frye Art Gallery.
The program. which viii open at
s:s9 es clock. viii viii include the follow
Ing selections:
overture. .Tannhaussr'' wagner
My Hear, a, Thy swse, voice.
....:.---..-.... SAN. sasns
Mas Ruby Gilman.
the Pipes o, Pan :........ EiEar
Mr.. Archie Smith.
Organ
Largo .........-.......H andcl-Iemorc
deep in Love was T.. RaehmAnInoft
70 a Nm Top" ................ Cox
Hrs Joseph b. Harrison.
The slave Song. .........D.l RisEo
Mr. Archie Smith.
overture. .wrniam ter Rousini
Trees' -....-....s.s-..-... RAsbach
Mrs. Robert T. PretioE.
Vocal
"a Message -......,..... Aiidenhsrg
"Duna" ..................... McGiii
8fr. Harry Leland.
Mrs Montgomery Lynch, aceompantst.
The patrons and patronezses iucludot
DR.. and Mrs. j. Y. sfagee, Mr.. and
Mrs E. L. Blaine. DR.. and Mrs. O. g..
Landen. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Fisher. Mr..
and Mrs. T. s. Llppy. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y. Froude. Nr. and Mrs. a. G. Foster.
Mr.. End Mrs. \ 8. Elford. DR.. and Mrs.
+. p. Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. II. r. VIII
SIM Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thomson, Mr.
and Mrs. W. u. Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
Worth Mcclure. Mr. and Mrs. John w.
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Neac Years EUe
Celebration

Mr.. and Mrs. ". Ross Downs are
extending invitations TO New Years
eve celebration at their home on De
cember 81.
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Holman Dinner at Homo

MIR. and Mrs. Richard d. Merrill
win entertain with n large dinner
at their homo on Christmas.
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OLYMPIC CAMP

Olympic camp. Royal Nelghbors o.,
America. win entertain members and
friends with cards and supper Wed.
nesday. December 10. at G o'clock,
in A. o. u. w. hall.
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Christmas Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Burnside arc
arranging n dinner OF ten covers
at their home on Christmas eve.
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Plan Dinner at Home

DR.. and Mrs. +. Weldon Young
win be hosts at n family dinner AZ
their home on Christmas day
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ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY

Law GLASS
Robert parliamentary law class will
meet at the Y. w. c. a. Wednesday,
December 10. at 1870 p. m. Mrs. Ella
cudlhee chairman and teacher. Sub.
ject lesson. Officers and Their
Duties; Quorums; order Of Business"
The auxiliary class in public speak.
ing, with Nine. Harriet Saunderson.
leader. Will have for its lesson, RE.
view"
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
ROSS PIT. A.

ROSS PIT. a.
Ross PIT. A. viii meet Wednes-
day, December 10. - y. m. Music
and exercises at 2:3O p. m. Address
By SIR. r. Lipscomb. principal OF
stevens school. at $40. Refresh.
ments.
EMERSON P..T.A.
Emerson PIT. a. will meet
Wednesday. December 10. at 21O
,. m, In the school basement. After
the business session. DR.. ]. T..
Crichton will talk on Nutrition"
and the pupils Of Miss Alice Hills
room will render Christmas pro.
gram. The child hygiene commit.
tee will act as hostesses. Small
children will be cared for In the
portable.
LADIES' GROTTO CLUB
The ladies' Grotto club viii have a
Christmas party Wednesday. Deem
Der 10, at 80 p. m, at the home OF
Mrs. orrin Drew. 400 Bagley ave.
Take yFailingford or Meridian car
and get of at 4ist ST. Mrs. Drew
and Mrs. Rolla Moore. hostesses.
ZoNTA CLUB
Mrs. Inoz Meyring. president OF the
Zonta club OF Seattle. viii be the
speaker for the luncheon meeting Of
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Spargur Quartet Will
Give Concert Tonight

Featuring two great masterpieces
By Haydn and pebuBsy. the spafGuf
string Quartet win give the second
program OF their series o. concerts
al tho womcn's University club nu'
siitorlum thsa evening.
Their appearance IN concert, not
only in Seattle but turnout The
Northwest, has been marked BY
suecesslon OF artistic iriumphs. ana
tho series or concerts which they are
giving here this winter IL ono Of the
outstanding features IN tho musical
offerings Of the season.
The performance Of tho Debnssy
quartet viii DO the first presentation
or the work In this city, and VIII be
most interesting 10 lovers OF music
Tho concert viii begin promptly at
$40. Tho doors VIII DO cloacd during
tho first number. The following In
tcreating program win be given:
Quartet y Major. Ne. 8. OPUS 60. Haydn
Allegro usdeFaio
AdaFio cantabils
Menusite
Finale yivaes
.rFerrnkda' ..........s...s.strs Haydn
- Moulin" ..st....,...... HAf-roehon
sofisntnie, Opus as,...-.s.. 'olss annpr
.Iluaffst q Giner .ss4s.ss.. sleebnHny
~ Anime et tres decide
az Asnss VI 81 bisn Fythms
fal Andantia0 doncsmsnt erpressif
fu Tres modcrp
sFtfst performance IN this city.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
woMAN's LAKEWOOD
CIVIC CIiJp

woAIAN's LAKEWOOD
CIVIC CLUB
The woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
provomcnt club win give n Christ.
mas party for tho children at tho
clubhouse. Saturday. December 20,
at p. m. All tho children in tho
Lakewood district arc invited 10 at.
tend.
PUBLIC INSTALLATION
Tho Women OF Mooschcars Legion
will hold "A public installation OF OF.
ficors Friday. December II. al
p. m. at Moose temple. iais Eighth
ave.
SEXTON FRIENDSHIP
CLUB
The Sexton Friendship club WIN
meet Friday, December -. NJ is
o'clock. with Mrs. Emma slarret,,
49s7 Thaekoray pi Take waillng.
ford car.
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LADIES SOCIETY.

The LADIES' society OF Bethany
Presbyterian church win meet Wed.
nesday. December 10. with Mrs. NJ.
Mcf'ec. gis W. comstock at.
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ROYAL NEIGHBOURS

F+AstseaA VI ANAsANH
Green Lake camp, No. Sis. u. ".
Of a.. has elected officers for the
coming year. Ms follows; Oraelo,
Mrs. Edith wilde; vice oracle. Mira.
Blanche Richmond; past oracle. Mrs.
Gusale Schmidt: chancellor Mrs.
eeiver. Mrs. katherine Rootjes: mar.
shall. Mrs. Campbell; inner sentinel,
Mrs. scafcldt. outer sentinel. Msa
Marie Rootjcs, musician. Mrs. Thue.
son. manager tthrco years.. Mrs.
Richard scafeldt.
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BENEFIT CARD PARTY
The Womans Auxiliary 10 An
Saints church viii give a benefit
card party al the Lakeside club.
house. Wednesday evening. Deccm.
Der 70, at 8 o'clock.
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BRITISH AMERICAN
AUXILIARY

The Auxiliary TO the British Amer.
lean association will meet with Mrs.
Theodore Perrott, 300 18th ave.
Wednesday. December 10. Mt ?
o'clock. Madrona car.
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ALTRuIsTIc CLUB

the Al,ruistlo club win meet with
Mrs. Amanda Bellamy. 78is Baglcy
ave. wednesday. December 10. at /
o'clock, for picnic lunch.
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FINE ARTS

NIIUl NLLb
The Fine Arts study club win
meet Wednesday. December 10. at
? o'clock. at West Seattle Communal
t. clubhouse.
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LONESOME GLIB

LONESOME CLUB
The Lonesome club viii meet Tues.
day evening. December is, az III
Holyoko building. Strangers and
lonely people welcome
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woMAN's CENTURY
CLIP

WoMAN's CENTURY
CLUB
The drama department Of the
Woman's Century club Will meet
Wednesday for luncheon with Mrs.
=. $. Ingraham. 1862 18th ave. ~
The child study department. accord.
ing TO precedent. will present dolls
to the wee tots at the day nursery.
The club chorus meets Wednesday
morning at o.50 in the Montellus
building.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
The Eastern Star club will give a
bridge for members on Wednesday.
December 10. at 2 p. m, at 1890 Ar.
cade square This will be the last
entertainment given until after tho
new year.
BRIGHTON PIT. a.
Tho Brighton pr. A. win hold n
short business meeting wednesday.
December 10. at 2.3O p. m. This will
be followed By reception TO the
teachers, n program and social
hour.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
fonia Social club will meet Wed.
nesday December 10. at 2 o'clock. in
the card room Of the Masonic tenn
pie.
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DUNLAP 4.

DUNLAP P.'I. y.
The Dunlap PIT. a. viii meet in
the basement OF the school wedues.
day. December 10. at y. m. Impor.
tant business.
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MAPLE ~. a.

MAPLE PIT. a.
Maple PIT. a. win meet Wodnes.
day, December 10. at 2:5O p. m. at
tho Maple school. Miss Nellie a.
Goodhue VIII speak on what Can
the Child study Department DO for
the Child?"
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Mrs. Harry II, Mcascr who hnh
boon visiting relatives and friends IN
tho Middle West Tor several months,
will return Friday night to spend
the holidays with her Bon'ln.lnw and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lacy HofiuS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-14
Sewing Club Holds
Meeting in MenIo Park

FORDS, May 14:-The Industrious
Girls Sewing Club held their May
party Saturday afternoon at Menlo
Park. Christian Dixon, Harry Lund
and Henry Ceiling were the first
prize winners of the games played.
The Misses Marion Schade, GLADYS
Schade, Erna Ferdinandsen and
Eleanor Fessel entertained the party
with songs.
The merry-making group was
sonposed of Elinor Looser, Fern
lors I, Erna r dinal 'sen, EVELYN
agner, Marion Schade, Gladys
elade, Helen Miller, Marion Sharp,
amor Fessel, Elizabeth Fischer,
'utiel Hansen, Henrietta Damback,
arsaret Szalay, Margaret Shimko,
Gertrude Taploy, LaVerne Hamilton,
Mildred Deppe. Frances Garrick,
glaire Ceiling, Olga Fessel, Virginia
isonalder. Claire Hamilton, Con-
stance Andersen, Dorothy Andersen,
Margaret Amos, Vivian Warren,
Rose DeSatnyick, Laura and Vera
Schardt, Sylvia Durham, Anna Kov-
alley, Adeleine Peterson, Theresa
Schimko and Sadie Barcelona;
Messrs, Alex Kish, Alexander Ham
ilton, Royal Anderson, Henry Cell
ing, Christian Dixon, William West
lake, Vincent estlake, Fred Fisch-
er, Norman Hansen, John DeSat-
nyick, John Amos, Andrew BARGE
Iona, Richard Predmore, Charles
Agnew, Howard Sharp, Edward Mel
derau, Kenneth Ronalder, Henry
Schmidt, Harry Lund and Russell
Peppe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-14
Y. M. C. A. DORMITORY MEN
ATTEND MOTHERS DAY.

Thirty-two of the Y. N. c. A. DOR
mttory men Yesterday gathered to-
gether for a Mothers Day breakfast
In the auditorium of the "Y." Some
of the men gathered around the
table were far from their mothers,
as there were representatives from
as far away as China. Denmark, and
Russia. The meeting was presided
over by Paul Steel. who was also
far from home, he coming from Mis-
souri,. Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver acted
as mother to these men several of
whom were thousands of miles from
their homes.
Following the breakfast, Mrs. Oil
Yer gave a short talk on Mother"
Huyler Romond. presided at the pia-
no, when several old Mother songs
were sung. The breakfast vas pre-
pared and served BY Mother Lar
sen.
The guests included: L. I. Page,
LYMAN Hollis, Nugent Ragland,
Thomas Kane, r. G. Crane, Christ
O~stergaard, Oscar P~hillipsen, Paul
II. Hansen, Elmer Harmsen, Bernard
Christensen, Edward Kerr, Sidney
klorfein. Thomas G. w. Fine, c. c.
Fooks, Hubert G.. Burk, c. z. Par
ker, Paul Steel, Frank Comings, Paul
Morgan. T. Y. Jen, n. Peter Hansen,
G.. c. Geary. Rev. Desmond Heylf-
ger, Joseph H. Roth, Harry Z. Com
ings, Edward Clinchy, Z. H. Pafen-
bach, E. Landau, J. NcGoldrick,
Huyler Romond and Herman A
Nielsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-14
POLICE INVESTIGATING
ATTEMPTED ROBBERIES

informed men and detectives OF
the local police department are in
V~estigating what is believed to have
been attempted ~robberies in the
Dublin section of this city between
the hours of midnight and 2 o'clock
yesterday morning.
Officer Joseph Dwyer was inform
ed by b. Dzielak. a jeweler at 312
Smith street, about 12:15 O'Clock
yesterday morning that while he was
taking money from the cash register
III his store a man who entered the
store through the back door, at
tempted to rob him. The intruder
was chased from the store by the
proprietor. Dzielak claims that the
man ran through his back yard and
INTO a Watson G yard. Officer
Joseph Dwyer searched the neigh
borhood but could find no one.
At 1870 o'clock yesterday morn
ing while Officer Lawrence Marmon
was looking in the rear of the Co
megy Bros. store on Elm street, he
saw a small man scale a fence and
run through an adjacent driveway,
The suspicious party made for Mar
ket street and when he refused to
halt at the order of the patrolman,
two shots were fired. Officer Mar
mon was assisted in the search by
officers Louis Hansen and John Kur-
piel. The man lost his pursuers on
the Raritan Copper works field.
Late Saturday night a report was
received at police headquarters that
there was a suspicious character in
the rear of Cannon and Sheehy's
store. Detective Michael Muska was
detailed to the scene but could find
no one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-14
Many Attend Concert
And Dance Saturday

CERT. . . -. . . . =.
A large and enthusiastic audience
attended the concert and dance given
under the direction of the Ladies'
Singing Society Concordia in Wash
ington hall, Saturday night.
The program opened with "Das
Einsame Roslein I'm Thai" which
was ung by the Ladies Singing So
ciety, and was we'll received. Miss
Grace J.. Emanuels, c~ontralto, ac-
companied by Karl Kapp Charmed
her hearers with her number "A May
Morning by l.. Denza. The Perth
Amboy Maennerchor gave two de-
lightful numbers 20 Sonnenschein
Die Rosenblum" by Baldamus and
dis Finken Frue hlingslied" by At
tenhofer, which was followed by a
vocal solo From the Land of the
Sky Blue Waters" by Cadman. which
was sung by Miss Antoinette Sci
both, her rich sweet notes complete
ly winning her hearers.
The Mozart Ladies' Chorus of
Newark gave Maiden, Remember
by Weckerlin and "Carmena" by
Wilson followed by several selections
by the Singing Society Frem of this
citv The concluding number on the
program was THE Belfry Warden's
Daughter by Reinthaler and "Ko-
enigin in Valid" by Meyer OLDER
sleben, which was sung by Mozart
Ladies' Chorus of Newark, Ladies'
Singing Society Concordia and Perth
Amboy Maennrchor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-14
WOMAN KILLED BY SHOT IN
LITTLE ITALY" QUARREL

NEW YORK, May 14.-Mrs. Ca
milla Favetta, twenty-nine, was shot
and killed and her mother, Cologara
Mongrove, was seriously wounded on
Christie street, in Little Italy" this
morning. Pasquale Mongrove, father
of the dead woman, was held on a
charge of homicide.
The shooting followed a family
quarrel in which Mongrove is alleg-
ed to have pursued the women from
the house, wildly brandishing a pis-
toll. The neighborhood was thrown
into such turmoil that the police got
two sets of names and addresses,
making it appear for a time that
there had been two murders of wo-
men living in adjoining houses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-14
KEASBEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson enter
tanned d number of Riddles, Friday
evening at their home in honor of
the birthday anniversary of their
daughter Ruth. Refreshments were
served and games were played.
Among those present were: Mary
Orosz. Edna Orosz, Margaret Mundy,
Sylvia Peterson, Ruth Peterson. John
and George Bertram, Charles Bert
ram, Howard Peterson, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Halberts, Mrs. William Bert
ram, Miss Marguerite Quish, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schuster and
son Kenneth. spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Schuster,
of Hoboken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Vroom and
Miss Margaret Smith motored to
Plainfield, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pfeiffer,
Jacob Bertram, Mrs. James Quish
and daughter Marguerite motored TO
Plainfield, yesterday where they
visited at til ehome of Mrs. Margaret
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lynch and
daughter of Perth Amboy visited at
LliC IOiiit VI MI dIlu MIS-. TIEQ 1tL-
erson, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fullerton, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Fullerton and Mrs.
William J. Fullerton, motored out of
town, yesterday.
Michael V. Fee spent the weekend
with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Deik en-
tertained a number of friends and
relatives, at their home, yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. William Romer en-
tertained friends from New York, at
their home, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fesler and
children We're out of town visitors,
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Schilcox and
daughters, Helen and Edith motored
The Board of Lighting Commits
sioners of the seventh district, held
out of town, yesterday.
a meeting recently with township
committeeman, William D. Hoy.
Mn. and Mrs. Claus Lund enter
tanned out Of town relatives yester-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-14
EXPECT RAWLINGS TO REPORT
TO PHILADELPHIA TEAM TODAY

NEW YORK, May 14:-Johnny
Rawlings, utility infielder of the New
York Giants, who baked at the
transfer after being sold TO the Phil
adelphia Nationals last week, was
expected today to report to the
Quakers, according to local club Off
cials.
Rawlings was understood to have
changed his mind about reporting %
the Phiilies after d conference with
Manager McGraw, of the worlds
champions, and Art Fletcher, Quaker
pilot.
THE deal is closed as far as We
are concerned j. j. Tierney, secre-
tary of the Giants. declared. I'VE
have turned Rawlings contract over
to the Philadelphia club and the rest
is up to him."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-14
ARREST MAN TWICE WITHIN
II HOURS FOR BEING DRUNK

Eight DRINKS were taken into Gus
tody by the local police over the
weekend, Steve Adams of Westneld
being arrested twice within twenty
seven hours on a drunk and disor-
DERBY charge.
Saturday night Officer James No.
ian arrested Bill Raridan and Steve
Adams, Officer Joseph Dwyer ap-
pretended James Reilly and Officer
Michael Fitzpatrick picked up Ed
ward Ball. Early yesterday morn
ing, Officer Alfred Christopherson
= eked up Fred Iverscn. of Hopelawn.
as a helpless drunk and Warren Gar
net vas taken into custody by Ofie-
er Frank Tonghini yesterday morn
ing. Last night Officer Nolan again
arrested Adams and Officer William
Seibotn apprehended John Strass, of
Newark. Adams was fined SIS for
each ~offense, Iverson was fined SIS,
discharged and the ether four cases
Strass was fined $40. one man was
will be disposed of tonight.
On a petty larceny charge, f.
Nottage and Halberc Reilly, color
ed, of Fayette street. were arrested
by Officer Nolan on complaint OF
Luther Wesley. They wire given nine
~ days apiece in the county work
house.
William Lee, colored, no home
was arrested on complaint of Anna
Hawkins by officer Joseph Dwyer
ON Saturday night and this morning
Recorder Pickersgill sentenced the
man to thirty days in tho work.
house. He was charged with Jump
ing q board bill.
On complaint of Mrs. Urbanski, of
cal New Brunswick avenue, Stella
Novak, of Sis Smith street,
taken into custody early eoday
by Officer James Egan. She will be
arraigned tonight on a disorderly
conduct charge. joseph Durham. of
Division street, arrested by Officer
Hugh Steed on Saturday on a Wife
beating charge, will have his case
disposed of tonight. 4 juvenile ar
rested by officer Steed on n petty
larceny case, also will be before the
court tonight.
Several summons were issued by
the motorcycle men owe the week.
end,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-14
ADVERTISING CONVENTION
At ATLANTIC CITY JUNE ;

ATLANTIC CITY, May little
first announcements cf the general
program for the World Advertising
Convention TO be held here June 8
to I was made today by {. Is. Wood
bridge, chairman Of the National
program committee. Il emphasizes
that the general sessions viii be de-
voted II the development OF two
general themes. New tasks for ad-
vertisins.' and What adYertisina
has done aud can DO for great COM
mercial helas-agricu1ture, automo-
tive. financial and public utilities. %
The largest attendance in the his
tory of the associated advertising
clubs Is already assured. A British
delegation Of loo advertising men.
newspaper men anG representatives
of leading business houses will ar
rive in New York In May 81, and
there will be representatives from
several other foreign countries.
Among the speakers listed is U. S.
Senator Edge.