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PHONE 117-JOuN ". SILVER
BEST GRADE RED CEDAR, No.
1 and No. 2 PINE SHINGLES 27-tf
Mrs. A. D. Gatewood.
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FOR RENT--Dr. Burroughs home,
,122 E. College st. Apply Miss
Mary Rochester, Sumter Hotel, 6-tf
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LOANS on farm lands asd city
property. Low interest rate.
Loans promptly closed. See S. R.
Heys or H. B. Williams. Phones 48
or 50.
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Loud bathing suits keep the
men from going to sleen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
SEEKS RELEASE FROM JAIL.

NEW BRUNSWICK, July %. -
Norris Greenfield through his attor-
ney, David Wilentz, has applied to
Chief Justice Gummere, of the SUI
preme court for his release from the
county Jail as in%solvent debtor. His
detention followed a civil action OF
Joseph Friedman against Greenfield
for embezzlement. In his petition
Greenfield offers his entire estate for
the benefit Of his creditors which in
cludes life. insurance. 81, 900 held by
Alien PROPERTY Custodian. furniture
and his automobile.
The chief creditors are: Raritan
Trust Company 1870, Perth Amboy
Trust Company $3.50, Ludwig Wolff
sos, Perth Amboy Trust Company
1895, Jefferson Motors Company
$74O ,Raritan Trust Company $425,
Johnson & Johnson $50 and Jersey
Tire $40.
The case will be heard before
| Judge Kirkpatrick Sept T..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
THEATRES
strand Attraction

Raymond Hatton lost a perfectly
good pair of eyebrows and blew up
a set during the filming of "A Man
of Action" Thomas II. Ince's new
mystery-comedy. The scene he was
making called foT just such an ex-
plosion as occurred but nobody had
planned on having it happen that
way.
Hatton in the picture plays the
role of "Hoppy," a shell shocked
youth who has fallen in with a bunch
of crooks and who has a mania for
discovering a noiseless explosive. At
all times and places he pursues his
hobby, stirring up salt, pepper, mus
tard, epson salts. baking powder and
anything else that he can lay his
hands on in the goofy hope of find
ing something both effective and
noiseless. When he finally gets some
bullets into n of his mixtures and
puts it on a stove, the result registers
with tremendous effect and an equal
amount of noise.
Lead bullets were used in the max
ing of this scene but in some way
a real bullet got in with the props
and as the cameras were grinding
away there was suddenly a terrific
noise and a scene th4l far outstrip.
ped the widest hopes of James
Horne who was making the picture
The cameras got a lens full before
any one stopped to inquire what haC
happened.
Douglas MacLean and Marguerite
de la Note are featured with Hat
ton in "a Man of Action" which Il
now running at the Strand theatre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Woodbridge
Social Persona

Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Terhune are
visiting relatives at Client. N. " n
expect TO return TO their nome IN
Grove avenue som etime this week.
Mrs. o. r. Hatfield and o Sud
die were out-of-town visitors on
w II. War; spent the weekend
with his family at Popolo Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kreger enter
tanned Mr.. Kreger's father and
other from Trenton, over the week
William and John Edgar were the
weekend guests of Edward Lesson
at the Lessons camp at CulVer's
Lake.
Mrs. John Blair, Jr., and sons are
in Maryland as the guests OF Mr..
Blair's father.
Mrs. Edwi~ Melick is visiting her
parents at Hurley, n. Y.
Miss Marian Brec' enridge of New
York spent the weekend with her
parents NJ. and Mrs. j. Il. Brock
enridge.
Miss Harriet Breckenridge has re-
ceived notice that she passed the en-
rrance examinations and has been
accepted as a member of the Fresh
man class at Wellesley College.
Miss Irene Walling will enter VIII
SON College at Chambersburg, Pa, in
the Fall.
Miss Laura Cutter, Mrs. w. II,
Prau and children Dorothy and Rob-
ert ave been spending the past week
at the Walker House, East IuoGue.
.ong Island.
Miss Stone of New York, is the
est of Mrs. +. r. Valentine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Of c. OUTING
ON AUGUST 9TH
|St. Mary's Parish Also to go
on Excursion on the Steam
err Grand Republic

The steamer Grand Republic with
a capacity of 5000 has peen charter
ed for the annual excursion of the
Knights of Colull bus with st. Marys
Parish that is to be held Thursday,
August 8. The boat will leave from
the city dock at Q o'clock sharp and
the excursion will include a sail up
the Staten Island sound to New York
bay and the Hudson river to a point
opposite Tarrytown. On the return
down the river a stop will be made
at Palisade Park for several hours,
There will be dancing on board and
the music will be furnished by Pro-
fessor Fred O'Bricn's orchestra
! There will be refreshments sold on
the boat and the committee has ar
ranged for the sale of tickets on the
way up for the various attractions at
the park.
From the reports of the commit
tee in charge of the arrangements
of which Grand knight John v
Burke is the chairman there
is going to be a record crowd leave
from this city for the days outing
Many tickets have been sold and fol-
the convenience of those who wish tt
secure theirs before the start the,
can purchase them at the following
places about the city where they have
been placed on sale:
Cannon & Sheehy; Doyle & Cum
neen; John J.. Buckley's Pharmacy
Columbian Pharmacy; Joseph Sea
man and j. J, Dolan's nlace. Thu
committee is meeting every week ant
is making every effort for the success
of the undertaking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Raritan Township
Social and Personal

The summer bible school at Our
Redeemer's church opens today,
Rev. A. l.. Kreyling presideing, An
invitation to all children of the
community 10 attend the school has
been sem out by the pastor.
Miss Minnie Schneider was a
Perth Amboy visitor yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. Benpjamin Jensen
Mrs. ole Jensen and a party of
friends motored to Lake Hopatcong
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs John Opitz entertain
ed friends from New York over the
week end.
Miss Helen Kutcher was a Perth
Amboy visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Harold Bloomfield is urging
members of the Parent-Teaeher As
ISOLATION to attend the all day meet
ing at Rutgers College July 26.
Miss Grace Balderson was a New
ark visitor yesterday.
John Dunbach was the guest Of
friends at Tottenville yesterday.
Miss Edith Jensen attended a
party given by Waldemar Lund Sat-
urday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
DRUNKEN AUTO DRIVER
SENT TO COUNTY JAIL
Continued srom Page ~
Local Auto Accidents

Charles Schlosz, of 1888 Broad
street, last night reported to Police
Lieutenant Calvin that while driving
south on State street about 7:45
o'clock last night his car skidde6
and struck a baby carriage with two
children in it,. According to Schlos2
neither the children nor the woman
pushing the carriage we're injured.
Officer Ludwigsen later made 3
report of the accident as related tc
him by Mrs. Rose Barados, OF 76S
Cortlandt street, and Mrs. Mary
Ferench, of 767 State street. The
women said they were both pushing
the carriage when the car knocked
them down and upset the carriage
Three year old Lizzie Ferench re-
ceived a bump on the head and Rose
Benarus, the other occupant of the
carriage, was scratched about the
face, the women said. Mrs, Ferench
said her dress was torn also.
A car driven by Stephen Marzno
was struck by a Jersey Central troll
ley yesterday morning, receiving 9
damaged radiator, bent headlights
and mudguards. The trolley also
pushed the Marzno car into a truck
owned by Rudolph Dimiartino, ol
80 Ridge street, Newark. The ra-
diator and one front tire of the
truck were damaged.
The gates at the New Brunswick
avenue crossing of the Lehigh Val
ley railroad were lowered on top of
the ga owned and driven by Ser
geant John Larson at 1925 o'clock,
quitting a hole through the top of
the car.
Joseph Hudaesko, OF 44S Keene
street, reported that a truck driven
by Jacob Frey, of Jersey City, tore
the top from his a shortly after
2 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
George P~elegrene, of Washington
street, had one of the mudguards
of his car broken at 4 o'clock yes
terday afternoon when a Jersey
Central trolley struck it at Smith
and Water streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Mrs. Smith
Honored at FordS

A birthday party was given Mrs
william Smith of Fords, Friday
night at the latter's home. Many
gifts were received by Mrs. smith
singing and dancing made up most
OF the evenings entertainment
while several selections were rem,
dered by Mrs. Eike, Mrs. Petry ana
Mss Esther Nilsson. Miss Celia
Horowitz accompanied on the piano
a Those present were Mrs. Isabella
wilson, Mrs. Maude Eike. Mrs. EN-
~ Petry, Mrs. Anna Hanson, Mrs
Il. ]. Hanson. Mrs. Carrie Anderson
Mrs. Clara Williamson, Mrs. Caro-
ina Zimmerman, Mrs. Nilsson, Miss
Edna Nilsson, Miss Esther Nlisoh
Miss Celia Nilsson, of Perth Amboy;
Mrs. william Smith, Mrs. Bayer
Mrs. Nodner, Mrs. J, Hanson, MIS-
Gioff, Mrs. Martenson, William
smith. Mr., and Mrs. Peter anson
Miss Hanson. Miss C. Larson, Carr
s~unquist, of Fords, and Miss Esther
Karv, of Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
M|DDLESEx DETECTIVES SEEK
TWO FOR COUNTY CRIMES

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 23,-cir-
culars are being widely distributed
by the prosecutors office calling 0
apprehension of John Miller alias
"Slim and Richard Warne" "Dickey"
said to be implicated in a recent
highway robbery, when Charles
Schneider, proprietor of a local news
stand was<relieved of several hun
dred dollars. They are also wanted
In connection with several safe.
cracking jobs at Keansburg and Red
Bank.
A prominent citizen OF Red Bank
is said to have identified Miller as
one of the men on the lookout at the
time of Red Bank sa~fe-robbery.
The prosecutors office Is also mail
ing out circulars in an effort to find
the car and the driver of the machine
that struck and killed Miss Lillian
Cash, at Dayton, = few weeks ago
An offer of $500 has been made by
the county authorities as a reward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Many to go
On Club Outing

A crowd of nearly 1000 is expect
ed to go on the Lyceum Athletic
club excursion on Thursday. They
committee in charge has arranged
many novel ideas and it is their
opinion that the sailing on Ihufsuay
will have surpassed any ever held
from this city. Tickets were placed
on sale a week ago and many have
been sold.
The iron steamboat Sirius has
been hired for the occasion and 1t
will leave the city dock at $3.50 A.
NJ. The sail will be up the Hudson
and upon its return trim will stop al
Palisades Park, Fort Lee. me IA.
NOUS Schenek Brothers resort VIII
be thrown open to the Amboy visit
ors and all kinds of amusements can
be enjoyed at tho Park which is n
of the largest In the east. Music VIII
be furnished on the boat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
WARM WELCOME
FOR JOHNSON
Does Not Throw Hat Into
Ring for President on Ar
rival at New York

NEW YORK, July 23.-United
States Senator Hiram Johnson of
California, doomed by his friends for
the Republican presidential nomina-
ton in 10. returned from a tour
of Europe today on the Leviathdn,
refusing to indicate to reporters or
the crowds who gathered to greet
him, whether his hat was in the
ring.
johnson enthusiasts professed to
see two good mens in the incidents
of the homecoming, however. One
was the fact that in the little fleet
of craft that went down the bay to
meet him was the tug Menominee.
The other was the fact that while he
didn't shy his hat into the ring, a
capricious wind SHE'D it from him
into the bay.
The senator only laughed, how
ever. when he was asked to comment
on the omers, and declared:
II will not be interviewed on do
mestio politics at this time. Later I
may have a little to say"
Friends of the senator indicated
they expected an important state
ment from him Wednesday night
when he addresses the testimonial.
dinner being arranged in his honor
Senator johnson did not wait for
the Leyiathan to dock before de-
barking from her, He was taken on
board the municipal steamer Ma
comb down the bay and landed at
the battery. He vas cheered there
by a crowd of more than 1000 per-
sons, as he entered an automobile
to take him to the Waldorf, where
he planned to receive some of his
friends.
Senator Johnson said he planned
to go to Washington the latter part
OF this week and spend a few days
clearing up affairs which have come
up during his absence. He expects
to go to California about Septem-
Der l..
The senator, who had become
welded to the Leviathan on his trip
home, was greeted down the bay
early this morning by a committee
of about twenty-five, headed by
Rhinelander Waldo and George
Henry Payne. So far as could be
discovered, no formal representa-
tives were present from either Re-
publican or Democratic party. Most
of the greeters were men who had
been allied with the Bull Moose
party, men who have been warmly
pro-Johnson for a long time.
As he left the Leviathan, Senator
Johnson gazed steadily back at her
for several minutes and then said:
zone cannot leave a ship like that
without some emotion"
He had found many passengers on
board, he said, who had never
thought much of the American Mer-
chant Marine before. Now, he said,
they had resolved that the stars
and stripes would be sufficient for
them on the seas, and some were
resolved that the stars and stripes
would be sufficient for them on land,
too"
About his impressions of condl-
tions in Europe and what he thinks
Americas attitude toward Europeal
affairs should be, Senator Johnson
was as uncommunicative as he was
about his presidential aspirations
Europe and Americas relation to
Europe will be the subject OF his
address Wednesday night and his
friends said he was saving all his
thunder for that address and tae
addresses which are to follow IN
various parts of the country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Perth Amboy
Personal MentiOn

Miss Eleanor Walters, of Water
street, spent the Weekend with
friends at Manasauan, n. j.
The Misses Anna Hansen and
Loretta Buchanan OF Parker street,
spent yesterday at Morgan beach.
Miss Elizabeth Hartley of Hartford
street was an out-of-town visitor on
Saturday night.
Miss Florence Hughes, OF High
street. spent yesterday at Asbury
Park.
Charles Hughes and Thomas Hoy
were Newark visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph a. DEM and son, and
Ruth Hughes, of this city, are
spending the week at Asbury Park.
Mrs. G. w. Clicking and daughter,
of Hazelton, Pa, T the guests OF
Mrs. Gicking's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James A Smith on Mcclellan.
street
Miss Dorothy Glenn. of Park ave-
uue, is visiting at Asbury Park.
Miss Helen Christensen, Miss Hell
en- Nicotine and Peter Fen, of this
city, spent yesterday at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams
of Essex, Conn, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Whitworth, OF
Madison avenue.
Russell Hart, of Gordon street
visited friends in Corona, Long Is
land yesterday.
Mrs. William Zimmerman, Mrs.
| William Graft and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Graft and family Of Astoria,
Long Island, spent the weekend
| at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. j.
Sullivan on Mechanic street.
DrAand Mrs. NJ S. Melnzer spent
the week end with their daughter,
Helen, at Camp oneka at FairView
| Lake. pike county, Pa.
Mrs. Adelia G. FRANKIE has return
cd home after a week at WILDWOOD,
Mrs. z. S. Marsh has gone TO
Washington, y. Z, 10 visit her SON.
Frank Marsh.
Mrs Warren Cline and her moth
/ or. Mrs. Barton. have returned home
| from a vacation at Waterbury, Conn
Peter Damgaard and daughter
Miss Johanna Damgaard of Brigh-
ton avenue, will visit the formers
| other daughter, Mrs. Frank Marsh
at Washington, DC, for the nexi
two weeks.
William Elkovocs of Rector street
is visiting in Illinois.
Samuel Dewitt Kelsey ana Apra-
ham F. Korb, of this city, are MAX
ing an auto tour of the United States
The two are at present at the Vel
lowstone National Park.
Louis Goldstein, Of State Street
spent the weekend at Philadelphia.
Miss Shirley Sacks, of New Brigh'
ton, S. l., was the guest of friends II
this city yesterday.
Miss Agnes Dinesen of Barclay
street, has returned home after
spending several weeks at Niagara
Falls and Detroit.
7. Levine, of Madison avenue
spent yesterday at Princeton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Local Girl Bride of Engineer
at ST. Mary's Church this
~ Morning

A pretty marriage was solemnized
this morning at st. Mary's church
where Miss Katherine NJ. CROSBY be-
came the bride of Charles f. Getger.
Mgr. William p. Cantwell official
ed. The young couple are we'll
known in this city, Mr.. Geiger being
4 graduate of the University OF lie
linois and at present, ceramic en-
gineer for the Carborundum Com
pany.
The bride w $ charmingly attired
In a frock of orchid g%eorgette crepe
with a picture hat to match ana
carried a bridal bouquet OF orchids,
roses and lilies of the valley. Miss
Deegan, the bridesmaid,
wore a coral georgette dress. Miss
Deegan carried a bouquet OF PINK
roses and blue delphinium. j. IL
Harriott was the best man.
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the New
Packer House to many of the rela'
lives and friends of the couple. ME-.
and Mrs. Geiger left today on a
wedding trip to Chicago where they
win visit the parents of the groom.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Arrests at county Seat

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 23-
The police foiled Frank McCoutt,
of this place, in his attempt at $3.50
this morning to break and enter
into the poolroom of Costa and
Ross at 425 George street, this place.
The shattering of a broken glass
brought the police as McCourt made
fire escape.
James Gall thirteen. and Henry
Cromuk. fifteen were disturbed yes
terday by the police a sthey were
rifing the cash register at Paulus'
butcher shop. They entered through
a screen door and were nabbed by
Patrolman Van Dorm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
OBITUARY
Sylvester N. Mundy

Sylvester N. Mundy. died yester-
day at Hawley Cottage, Trenton, AZ
ter a lingering illness. Mr.. Mundy y
survived by his widow, four children,
Grover c. and Mrs. Florence Harmed,
of this city; Mrs. Eva Cooper and
Mrs. Cora Darling, of Railway; 2 sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Van Ness and eleven
grand children. He was a mem
Der of Middlesex Council No. So IT.,
o. u. A. M, and the Unitsd Broth
erhood of Carpenters and Jolners OF
American Local So. The funeral will
be held Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock from his late residence
272 Hobart street. Rev. Wiibert
Westcott will officiate, The inter-
ment will be in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
.ANBOY Gun
CLUB WINNER
Win First Leg of Shoot With
Crack Bound Brook
Gun Club

The Perth Amboy Rod and Gun
Clubs trapshooters annexed the first
leg of their shoot with the crack
Bound Brook Club gunners on the
new range of the local club at Spa
Spring yesterday afternoon. The
Amboy team of five high men broke
461 out of 500 targets while the
visitors accounted for 444. The date
has not been set for the second leg
which will be shot at Bound Brook.
The five high scores for Perth Am.
boy we're: Adam Schrimpf, 81; Os.
car Mundy "a; John Hansen 81;
Arthur Deter, 88; DR.. Hartman, SS,
The high men for Bound Brook
were: l.. r. Slocum, "a; r. c. Stry-
ker, 81; C. Tilton, 80; Louis Molinan,
IS; T. G. Townsley, 81.
In addition to the club shoot there
were four prizes awarded to the
high gunners in each of the three
classes. Most of these prizes were
In gold. The class prize winners
were: Class A: Schmipf first; Slocum,
second; Hanson, third; Mundy,
fourth. Class B: Stryker, first; Til
ton, second; DR.. Hartman, third;
Deter, fourth. Glass G: George
Conover, first; John Paskie, secondi
Townsley, third; Housman, fourth.
Other individual scores made
during the afternoon by those
shooting at 100 birds were DR..
Belloff, So. II. B. Harper, 70; =. II.
Young, So; w. O'Brien, 81; A. Price,
II; J.. Wolfgang. 70; L. A. Scofeld,
So; r. l.. Ellis. rs; j. W. Munson,
81; George Robinson, 10; Albert G.
Waters, So; Charles Smith, rs; II,
Leuthauser, 60; W. Reid, 81; Gus
Pappas, so.
Yesterdays shoot was the first
official contest on the new range
which boasts of four perfect traps,
making it possible to have twenty
men shooting at the same time.
This speeded UP the shooting to
such an extent that the shoot was
concluded in one hour and q hall.
The local club is now planning to
run off a shoot with an automobile
as the prize to the high gun. Fur
Their announcements OF this shoot
will be forthcoming shortly.
Renewed interest in trapshootlng
is expected in this city as the re-
suit of the elaborate layout now
ito be found at the new range. There
il a perfect clear background for
shooting and the range is as large
as any in the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Party Given :
Clarence Peterson

A surprise birthday party was
given Clarence Peterson at his home
on Prospect street, Friday night in
honor of his fourteenth birthday.
Games were played and refresh
ments were served at a late hour
Those present were the Misses Mary
Doucett, Maude Doucett, Ethel
Sandbeck, Elsie Wiseman, Beatrice
Taylor, Helen Billiot, Dorothy Witt,
Catherine WITT, the Messrs. Clarence
Petersen, Daniel Sandorff, Lester
Trout, Harold Therkleson, Harry
Billiot, John Campion, Anthony
Virgello and Edward Callahan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
AMERICAS 12-MILE LIMIT
PLAN GAINING SUPPORT

WASHINGTON, July 23-Recent
developments in England in connec-
ton with Secretary Hughes pro-
posal for a special treaty to deal
with ship liquor stores and rum
running incline officials here to be-
lieve that a more favorable senti-
ment is developing in London to-
ward the American twelye-mile linn
it plan.
Since the London foreign office
committee considering the Ameri-
can suggestion has reported, it was
pointed out today, there have been
numerous indications that the COM
mittee took a more favorable view
OF the plan than it was at first
thought foreign officials were dis
posed to do
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
POLICE COURT FINES

Charles Stone, twenty, Of East ave-
nue., arrested by Officer Michael
Burke; Oscar Johnson, thirty-nipe,
of 1909 State street and Charles
Richardson, thirty, of 200 Hall ave-
nue. arrested by Officer Patten, were
fined SIS each by Recorder Pickers'
gill on charges of being drunk and
%disorderly. James Lahey, t~hirty-five.
of 29O Hall avenue, arrested by OF
ficer Joseph Dwyer for being drunk
and d~isorderly, was fined $40.
Rocko Lombardo, of 395 New
Brunswick avenue, was fined IS this
morning for blocking the street with
out a permit. Adam Jeanetty, the
street commissioner, was the com-
plainant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
Girls Enjoy
Outing at Shore

six members of the Girls' Pro-
gressive Club of this city held an
outing over the weekend at High
lands. AT the latter place they stay
ed at the Marshall House, Surf bath
ing was enjoyed while yesterday af-
ternoon a motor boat ridc to Allan
tic Highlands took place. Those on
the trip were the Misses Jeanette
Hanson, Anna Brinsko, Helen
Hlavac, Pauline Balint, Pauline Keha
and leila Buynofsky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-23
TO MEET AT CRANDURY

Junior Order United American
Mechanics from the various coun-
ellis throughout the county will
gather at Cranbury tonight for the
monthly session of the Past Coun-
cilors' Association, who are to be
the guests of Cranbury council. An
interesting program has been prem
lsed for the evenings entertainment,
Plans for the annual outing and
shore dinner of the association is
expected to be completed at this
time. The banner will be awarded
to the council having the largest
percentage of members present and
the hammer to the council having
The smallest membership out. Mid
dlesex Council, No. ca of this city
~ going UP with a delegation. They
will leave from Junior hail about
1880 o'clock by automobiles.