Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-19

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1000 D. m.-A1mon Knowles bar
itone.
(Radio Corporation, New York;
300 D.. m.-Recital by Frieda Lee
vim, soprano.
3:15 D. m.-Concert by the First
Symphony Cello Quartet.
4:30 D.. m.-Tea music by the Ho-
tel Commodore orchestra.
$40 o.. m.-Closing reports of the
New York State Dept. of Farms ana
Markets: Farm and Home reports;
closing quotations of the New YORK
stock Exchange; Iron Age steel ana
iron report; Evening Post News.
ZOO n. NJ The Adventures OF
pete~' n Shadowland Story by Flor
n c Smith Vincent.
7.3g n. m.-Piano recital by FRED
erlck Cheeswright.
7:45 u. m.-"The Progress OF the
World" a Review of Reviews talk.
sol u. m.-Concert by FRANK
Jacod, French tenor.
8.3U n m.-Address by the Hon
ono n. m.-"First aid for Christ
mas Shoppers" by Anne Lewis
Pierce. nrov,
Night: speech by Rear Admiral -.
r.. Stitt, Surgeon General of the
United States Navy; musical pro
gram by the Navy Yard Band.
ann p. m.-Time signals and
weather forecast
1000 p. m.-11:00 p. m.-ke-
sumption of the United States Navy
Night program.
westinghouse Pittsburgh)
Gao n. m.-Dinner concert by the
Pittsburgh Athletic Association or
chestra. ~ ~,
7.SO r. MA Talk on Books by
Priscilla Guthrie's Book Store.
TAB %. m.-John Mathis Evening
With the Children.
S:0O D. m.-National Stoekman
and Farmer Market Reports.
SIX n. m.-Address The Advan-
tage of Physical Examination IN
Industry. c.ool
cftv Quartet composed of A. M. Ser
sci drst tenor; J. +. Nelson, second
TENOR. s.. Jones, first bass, and j. ri.
Thomas. second bass; A. H.. Vetter'
accompanist, and the kDhA Little
Symphony orchestra.
9:55 D.. Huntington time Sig
Weather forecast.
this time. A large force of MGR are
rushing the work to completion.
Frank Connors entertained friends
from New Brunswick yesterday.
A class initiation will take place
in the rooms Of the knights OF COL
umbus tonight.
Alfred Hooker, of Matawan, visit
ed with friends on Pine avenue last
night.
Joseph Cannon has purchased a
new enclosed car and will journey
throughout the state of New YORK
some time in the near future.
The members of Friendship Coun-
Gil No. 16. d. of H., have been inVit-
ed to meet with Liberty Council NO.
IA, of Perth Amboy. December Il at
8 o'clock. The meeting will be held
in odd Fellows hall. The local
members are asked to meet on the
1880 O'Clock bus to Perth Amboy. 1t
is understood that a large delegation
will Journey across the river for the
event.
InOlnaS henneuy spent ldob ofSH
ing with friends in Perth Ampoy.
Theodore Stolte motored to the
home of friends at Old Bridge yes
terday.
Miss Mary Tedeseo has returned
after a visit with friends IN New
York City.
Miss Anna Jacobs has accented a
position with the Gundrum Service
on David street.
Frank swiakowski motored to the
home of friends at Lawrence Harbor
yesterday.
Mrs. James L. Apologize, Of Perth
Amboy, spent last evening with
friends on David street.
Miss Anna Borlund and a number
of friends were New York visitors
on Monday.
Miss Agnes Cannon has returned
after a stay with friends in Long
Island City. n. Y.
Raymond p. White, senior vice
commander, American Legion, was
In this city yesterday on Legion bust
ness. The commander reported be-
Ing in an automobile accident at Bel
mar on Monday night and receiving
several bruises about the face and
bodV