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Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
Camp Fire Girls
Entertain Mothers

The Chez Maun Camp Fire Girls
entertained their mothers and
friends at most delightful tea given
in honor of their second birthday
last night. The following program
was given:
Ceremonial meeting.
Wohelo call. ,
Wohelo cheer.
Candle lighting.
Burn Fire Burn"
Poem-"Chee Maun or the Birch
Canoe"
Chez Maun Songs and Cheers.
NANNY Moon-Motion song.
Sandle extinguishing.
Closing-"The Sun is Sinking in the
West"
Piano Selection-Mary Mcleod.
Sailors Dance-Isabel Wood and
Jenny Zelenak.
Selections by Chez Maun IKE Club.
Mandolin selections-Grace McMur-
tree accompanied by Mary Nc
Leod.
Duet-"Silver Threads Among the
Gold"-Mary Mcleod and Anna
belle Boyce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
M'AD00 WILL ARRIVE
At new YORK TOMORROW
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viding for nomination of President
and vice president by simple ma
jorities.
Governor Smith, who has moved
into his New York offices. was said
to virtually have taken charge of
his own campaign. Franklin d.
Roosevelt, chairman of the Smith
committee, has in no sense been dis
placed. 1t was explained, bu. the
governor hereafter will be in direct
touch with his own campaign or
ganization and will see personally
his supporters from other states as
they begin to arrive.
New York's governor said hc had
received information that he had
gained in strength considerably IN
the west in the last few days. His
supporters also were said to have
received assurances from Demo-
cratic officials in several southern
states that he wouId carry them, If
nominated. Reminded of the claims
of McAdoo supporters that they
have enough votes in sight for an
early ballot nomination, the COVER
nor said:
"Oh. that's part of the game.
Every campaign manager does
that"
But your manager is not doing
it,. he was told.
"Oh, we are running a more in
telligent campaign" he replied with
a smile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
League Plans
Entertainments

Several numbers on the program
TO be presented in this city during
the coming fall and winter by the
Community Entertainment League,
were selected last night at the meet
ing Of the league in the city hall. A
resolution was also passed at this
meeting turning over to the City
Hospital 500 which the hospital will
apply towards the cost of a new ele-
vator.
The tickets for the series of six
entertainments to be given next year
will be ready for distribution as soon
as the dates for the various enter
tainments have been agreed upon.
The tickets for the entire series will
sell for the SUM of SIS, which Is con-
siderably cheaper than If purchased
ct the door on the nights the enter
fainments are given.
The program as arranged to date
Includes a final entertainment in
costume. which will probably be the
Opera II Trovatore. There will be
two lectures, one by Captain Vivian
ilbert,swho is well known to radio
cans also FRITZ Bruch, ensemble.
There will also probably be an err
torfainment under the title of sat
urady Night"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
iwanis Club Circulating Petitions Opposing CarnivaI
D. A. R. Session
Held at Woodbridge

WOODBRIDGE, June 1.-THE
last meeting for the season of the
Janet Gage Chapter of the d. A.
D., was held at the home of Mrs.
c. R. Chase yesterday afternoon.
The vice regent, Mrs. - H. Tombs
presiding in the absence of Mrs. T.
+. Valentine, the regent.
The hostesses on this occasion
were Mrs. Chase, Miss Ethel Inslee,
Mrs. H. J. Baker Sr., and Mrs. H.
]. Baker, Jr.
DIR. Sattler of st. Pauls church,
Railway, gave stirring address on
What America Needs. Pointing
out the part the patriotic women
of the country might play.
Those present Included:
Miss Louise Mcconnell and Mrs.
Adrain Lyon of Perth Amboy, Mrs.
Mulvihill and Miss Jessie Platt of
Carteret; Miss Lawrence Moore of
Montclair, Mrs. Semple of Elizabeth,
Mrs. j. G.. Walker of Bellemead,
Mrs. NJ. d. Valentine. Miss Susie
Freeman. Mrs. c. B. Craske, Miss
Mittie Randolph, Mrs. r. r. Moore,
Mrs. 7. H. Stryker. Mrs. N. II.
Guth, Mrs. Frank Warden, Mrs. H.
j. Baker Sr.. Mrs. H. B. Baker, Jr.,
Mrs. H. w. Won Bremen, Mrs. Wal
ter War;, Miss Louise Brewster,
Mrs. s. B. Demarest. Mrs. M. v.
Jones, Mrs. B. c. Demarest, Miss
Laura Brodhead, Miss Ethel Inslee,
Mrs. Ernest Moffest. Mrs. c. M.
Liddle, Mrs. F. /. Perry, Mrs. Will
liams, Miss Mabel Freeman, Mrs. J.
E. breckenridge Miss Rabcock
Mrs. 1. J. Reimers, Mrs. Cedric Os-
trum. Mrs. Joseph Mark. Mrs. A. M.
Mrs. 1. T. Spencer,
Mrs. w. H. Tombs, Mrs. C. A. de
Russy, and Mrs. A. G.. Brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
TWO OFFICERS PROMOTED
AND TWO ARE PUNISHED
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Alderman Clark again objected to
bills from the city engineers offce
amounting to $500, all of the other
members voting for their payment.
The ordinance regulating and licens-
Ing hucksters and peddlers was
unanimously adopted on second and
third readings. The city attorney
was instructed by resolution to ap-
peal tax levy mace on the city by
Woodbridge township for the poor
farm tract. Aldermen Sofield and
Clark objected on the grounds that
the action Is superfiuous, as nothing
can be gained. The property in
question was that purchased for a
poor farm but which Was never
used as such, the man from whom
1t was bought still living in the
house as a caretaker.
The committee of the whole took
into consideration a communication
referred to the board by the mayor
relative to moving picture concern
taking moving pictures of important
places and personages in the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
Many Attend
Basket Party

A large crowd attended the basket
party held at Linwood Grove, Sun
day, under the direction of the
Woman's Democratic Club. Prizes
were awarded as follows in the diff
ferent games. Potato race: Mrs. e.
McGrath, Mrs. NJ. Brennan of South
Amboy; bag race, Mrs. f. Lewis.
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Welch and Mrs.
Finley; most graceful, Mrs M. Stack.
Mrs. e. McGrath: fat woman's race,
Mrs. NJ. Lane and Mrs. Charles
Buchan; thin women's race: Mrs.
Baumlin, Mollie Ball, Mrs. T. Dooley,
Mrs. j. Carr, Mrs. J. Ryan, Mrs.
Daniel Sullivan, Miss Josephine
Dwyer, Misses Amy and Beatrice
Ryan. Boys race, william Stanton
and James McGrath; small boys
race. M. Buchan. J. Carr and B. Nc
Grath; girls race, Mary Nolan and
Dorothy Kelly; small girls race, An
gela Stack and Beatrice Baumlir.
Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, president Of
the club, wishes to thank all these
who helped make this party such a
success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
10 Help Charity Fund-Mrs.
Smith Club Treasurer
Mrs. Pratt, Director

Mrs. Sidney Riddiestorffer presi-
1nnt. Of the Woman s.club announces
that owing to the resignation OF Mrs.
Emil Stremlau, treasurer, the board
81 directors of the Woman's club has
,lected Mrs. sydney Smith to fill the
lnexpired term. Members of the
Hub are asked to notice this change
All dues are now payable to Mrs.
sydney Smith, in % Market street.
Mrs. Smiths election to this office
,reates a vacancy on the directors
5oard and has been filled by Mrs. w.
3. Pratt, of 81 Water street.
Plans are being formed for ba-
sar to be held in the Presbyterian
,hapel on October % and "a for the
benefit of the charity fund and it is
hoped that all club members who are
kslted to help will be glad to do so.
The following committees have been
appointed: Fancy booth. Mrs
Charles Seguine and Mrs. Francis
Beaman.
Childrens booth: Mrs. J. v. Shull
and Mrs. George Fithian.
Candy and cakes: Mrs. Fred
Bchulze, MRS. Glenworth Sturgis and
Mrs Sydney Smith.
z,Apron: Mrs. Nels Hanson and Mrs.
G. H. Kalquist.
Fun for the children: Mrs. Leo
Goldberger, Mrs. G. w. Naulty and
Mrs. W.. w. Ramsey.
Refreshments: Mrs. w. Northey
Jones, Mrs. A. j. Perchard and Mrs.
3. L. Glare.
Program: Mrs. v. " Roseboro and
Mrs. Maxwell MacMichaeI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
Miss MandeI Bride
of Aaron Bernstein

The marriage of Miss Tina Mandel.
of this city, and Aaron Bernstein, of
Woodbridge, was solemnized Sunday
afternoon at the Royal Hotel In New
York. DIR. Elias Solomon performed
the ceremony.
The bride was stunning in a gown
of white beaded Elizabeth crepe. Her
veil of tulle and lace was caught
with tiny orange blossoms and she
carried bouquet of lilies-of-the-
valley, roses and baby's breath. Miss
Mandel was attended by her mother
and father who gave her in mar
riage. Miss Rose Gavronsky was the
maid of honor and the bridesmaids
were Misses Marie Trauberman,
Edna Geller, Sadye Klein, Lillian
Weiner, Mrs. Mollie Resnick and
Sadye Aronowitz. Leo Mandel served
as best man while the ushers were
Moe Bernstein. Joe Mandel. Harold
Vogel, Lester Geller, Joseph Resnick
and Henry Bernstein.
An elaborate dinner was served
following the ceremony. Guests were
present from New York, Allentown,
Scranton, Pr, South River and this
city.
Upon their return from Atlantic
City MIR. and Mrs. Bernstein will re-
side in Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
Miss Sophie Weiner
Hostess at Tea

Miss Sophie Weiner, of this city.
entertained at a tea Sunday after
noon for her guest Miss Shirley Lei
Der of Newark. A short playlet was
given during the afternoon. Miss Mae
Chazin gave several vocal solos and
Miss Lillian Cooper entertained with
an exhibition dance.
Among those present were: Misses
Shirley Leiber, Minerva Cohen. An
nette Levine, Mae Chain, Sophie
Weiner, Lillian Cooper of Newark,
Lillian Deutch of Fords. Messrs.
Joseph Steinway of Brooklyn. Leo
Pushinsky, Harold Goldberger and
Carmelle Meyers of Brooklyn, sgd
ney Goldstein of Newark and Max
Weiner of New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
WOmdn,S Club Plans
Benefit Bazaar i'm Fall
Piano Pupils
to Give Recital

The piano pupils of Stanley p,
RostkowslSi. pianist and organist
assisted by Mrs. s. 2. Rostkowski,
soprano, Will give a recital in st.
stephens auditorium in State street.
An invitation is extended to all to
attend. The program for the even
fng follows:
1.-The Old Tar's Yarn" ...... Mueller
Leonard Adamski :. :. =.
'Valse Eufantine' ........ Mueller
:. :. Martha Grembowicz -.
"a Merry Dance" ...... Helms
Henry Rostkowski >. -.
Playing on the Lawn" -. Lawson
:. :. Irene Kusmierski :. =.
'Valse Mignonne" ..... Streabbog
.... Olive Bozza .. :. 49,.
'krakowiak" ...... Tymolski
Florence Gajdamowicz :. =.
Meditation" .............. Merel
Lillian Popkiewicz
Rocky Brooklet" $50. Wettach
Irene Budnicki
@Cupid's Appeal ...... Engelman
Elizabeth Kiraly
First Waltz ............ Durand
Anna Lefchick
Vocal elections-Selected
Mrs. s. P. Rostkowski -.
Romance in A" ....... Lieurance
Helen Zak
Monastery Chimes" 49,. Martin
Mary Staniewicz
Silver Sandals ......... Moore
:. :. :. Marguerite Thomas -.
High Flies the Crane"
Kleinmishel
Francis Swanick
Dance Espagnole" ...... Ascher
Raymond Mejdak
The Carnival ........ Romaniello
:. :. =. Mary Lefchic
"A Ray of Sunshine" Carl deDuce
Helen Pape
Alpine Bells" ........... Desten
Helen Parzygnat
'Polonaise in A" .. Chopin
Edward Nikoden
Prelude in G. Sharp Minor
Rachminoff
Play of the Waves" =. Peabody, Jr.
Virginia Reznichak
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
PAVING ACTION
At WOODBRIDGE
Many Streets in All Parts of
the Township Will Be
Improved

WOODBRIDGE, June 17:-Wood-
bridge Township Committee met last
night for the first time in the new
township hall. Al this meeting many
matters of importance were taken
UP. including that of paving several
of the streets of the township. The
finances of the township made II i'm
possible for the committee to con-
tinue the practice of paying two
thirds of the cost Of the paving and
the property owner one-third, and 1t
was decided to change this rate to
the township paying for three
fourths of the work and the property
owners one-fourth. 1t was. pointed
out that If those residents on streets
where improvements are scheduled
do not desire to do this, there are
many in the township who do.
A list of the paving ordinances in
troduced at the meeting last night
and passed on first reading follows:
Wedgewood avenue, with concrete,
s1O.50o: Turner street, Port Read
ing, concrete. $4,000; Second street,
George street, Avenel, concrete, $S,-
500: Meinzer street. Avenel, con-
crete, $4,000; William street, Fords.
concrete base, asphalt top, $4,000:
Ryan street, Fords, concrete base,
asphalt top, $4,000.
New Brunswick avenue will be as
sessed the same way, although the
paving will be done Jointly between
the township and the Board of Free
holders. The townships share of
this work Is $4,000. Three-fourths
of this amount will be paid for by
the township and one-fourth by the
property owners.
Bids for the work will be in the
hands of the committee by June 80.
The final reading of the ordinances
necessary for the Improvements will
take place at the meeting Monday
night.
The water supply in Keasbey was
a source of discussion. At the pres
ent time the Keasbey supply is being
received from Perth Amboy, but it
was the opinion of the committee
that a local man should be in charge
of the distribution and extension OF
the mains. Bernhard Jensen was
placed in charge of the work and he
was placed under $1,000 bond. His
salary will be set at a future meet
ing.
No disposition was made at tho
meeting last night OF the old town
hall. Committeeman Leon McElroy
stated the exempt firemen would like
to have the building and II turned
over to them they would beautify it,
A bus conference will be held in
Woodbridge on Thursday night at
which Perth Amboy and Carteret are
invited to have representatives pres
ent. AS many of the township COM
mittee as can will attend the confer
ence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
Mrs. EyerkuSs
Gard Party Leader

Mrs. Herbert Eyerkuss Is chair
man OF the regular weekly card
party Of the Rosary Society which
viii be held in st. Mary's lyceum
Thursday night. Bridge, five hum
dred, pinochle, euchre and the pea
nut jab will be the games in play.
Beautiful prizes will be awarded.
Those assisting Mrs Eyerkuss are:
Mrs. Peter VanSyckle, Sr., Mrs. Pc
ter VanSyckle, Jr., Miss Blanche Van
Syckle. Mrs. John HUFF, Mrs. John
Lawless, Mrs. William Meagher, Mrs.
Henry Slater. Mrs. Mary Bracken,
Mrs. M. Seaman, Mrs. Berry, Mrs.
Desserich, Miss Josephine Desserich,
Mrs. George Mullen, Mrs. Thomas
patten, Mrs. Hugh Gallagher, Mrs.
J. c. Donahue, Mrs. William Buck
ley, Mrs E. McGrath, Mrs. William
Grace. Mrs. L. Baumlin, Mrs. Will
liam Kerwin, Mrs. Hugh Reilly, Mrs.
John Deegan, Mrs. G. LaRocque,
Miss Blanche Thomas, Mrs. AL Chris
tensen, Mrs. Jaeger, Mrs. Katherine
Smith, Mrs. Rodney Solt, Mrs. Will
liam Reed, Mrs. M. Boyle, Mrs.
Charles Quinn, Mrs. John DAILY, Mrs.
w. j. Clark, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Frank
Rhodes. Mrs. Freeman, Miss Daisy
Ashton. Mrs. Thomas Ford, Miss
Catherine Nolan, Mrs. James Kelly.
Mrs. John Connolly, Mrs. ]. +. Reil-
ley. Mrs. Merritt McAlinden, Mrs.
Michael Donovan Miss Kathryn Nc
Namara. Miss Muriel Haney, Mrs.
Peter +. Hughes. Mrs. Charles Sim
men, Mrs. John ]. Powers, Mrs. John
Murray, Miss Julia Timmins, Miss
Mary Timmins. Mrs. John Weller,
Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. John Dono-
van, Mrs. G.. w. Brooks, Mrs. Frank
Leahy, Mrs. James McDermott. Mrs
Richard Calvin. Mrs. William j
Dalton, Mrs. E. J. Mccormick and
Mrs. Patrick Tierney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
K|WAN|S HEARS
FRANK APP[EBY
Former Congressman Tells
Local Club of His Trip
to the Orient

In order that the aldermen might
be cognizant of the feeling against
the appearance in Perth Amboy of
travelling carnivals. the Kiwanis Club
at its weekly meeting today took
action whereby every member will
circulate petition for signatures,
this measure requesting the alder
n. en- to adopt an ordinance prohibit-
ing such carnivals from appearing
here. Each member was given a
petition. with the understanding that
he secure at least ten names be-
fore the next weeks meeting at
which time they are to be returned
to the chairman in order that all
of the petitions might be presented
at once to the aldermen at a meet
ing in the near future. About 500
names of those opposed to travelling
carnivals appearing in Perth Amboy
will be procured by this method.
The Woman's Club has already
Joined with the Kiwanis Club in pub
licly ob1ecting to permission being
granted to carnivals to appear in
this city and Rotary and Lions clubs
have been asked to fall in line with
these two civic organizations in
order to have an ordinance adopted
the city.
Today's attendance prize, donated
by Sophus Greisen. was won by Bill
Garretson. President Derben Bar
tholomew reported that over $1,000
had been received from the ticket
sale for "Roxie and His Gang, the
venture having been both a financial
and social success. The Boy Scouts
will likely receive more than $500
as a result of this benefit. The XII
wants volley ball team last week
won the city luncheon club cham
pionship by defeating both the
Lions and Rotary and call for golf
players was issued at todays meet
ing in order that a team might be
formed to represent the club.
Former Congressman I. Frank
Appleby, of Asbury Park, was the
speaker today he giving an interest
ing account of the trip to Japan,
China, Honolulu, Hawaii and Man.
lila made by Mr.. and Mrs. Appleby
last year. He told of meeting many
New Jersey people during his trav-
els of the great influence of Ameri-
can customs in the far East. He
told of the industry of the ordinary
odP"hcoe VINO starts WORK at D
o'clock in the morning and quits at
O'Clock at night. The speaker
said he was sorry congress had seen
MT to pass the Japanese exclusion
act because of the good feeling pre-
valent at present, particularly be-
cause of the Americans assistance
following the earthquake last year,
The speaker told of the manner
in which Japan has retaliated be-
cause California and Oregon have
Japanese exclusion laws. AS a re-
suit of these no American can own
any property in Japan.
Mr. Appleby spoke highly of the
ability of General Wood as governor
of the Philippines. He said that the
business men want the United States
to continue to control the islands
but the other native desire indepen-
dence, not realizing that they are
prospering more under the rule of
this country than II they were in
dependent. The speaker told sew
eral amusing incidents which oc-
Cured during his trip. His talk
was greatly appreciated by the large
turnout of Kiwanians which filed
the Packer House grill to capacity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
Simpson Women
Plan Festival

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Simpson
M. e. church will hold a strawberry
festival in the lecture room of the
church Thursday night. A musical
program has been arranged for the
evening. Miss Josie Rodner will
give piano solo. A vocal duet will
be given by Mrs. Harry Grouse and
Miss Frances Hance. Alfred Nc
Dowell will play a piano solo and
Frank Foye will give a group of
vocal selections. Mrs. William Van
Pelt - chairman of arrangements
and is assisted by Mrs. William Coe,
Mrs. P. J. Ryan. Mrs. Robert Even
er. Mrs. William Mccullough, Mrs.
Frank Overton and Mrs. Lee Gilbert
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
Woodbridge Social
and Personal Mention

William Rowe, of Ridgedale ave-
nue., is visiting relatives at Budd
Lake for few days.
Miss Laota Mark, Of Elizabeth,
was the guest over the weekend of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Tappen, of
Schoder avenue.
Rev. J.. ". Buschman, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, and
S. B. Demarest. of Grove avenue,
are at Basking Ridge. attending the
quarterly meeting of the Elizabeth
Presbytery.
Mrs. William Dalton, of Bound
Brook; Mrs. Louis Wentzel, and
daughter Jean, of Sayreville: Donald
Beck, of Perth Amboy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. A. Ryan and daughters,
Doris and Marie, of Railway, and
Mrs. George Murdock and son, Vic
tor of Fords, were guests on Satur-
day of Mrs. J. +. Lorch, of Ridge
dale avenue, while on Sunday Mrs.
Isaac Dunham and granddaughter,
Blanche Burke. of Fords, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Lorch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Concannon, of
Barron avenue, attended a dinner
and theatre performance in New
York last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blatt and
children, of Perth Amboy, were
guests over the weekend of Mr..
Blatts sisters, Mrs. Frederick Linn
and Mrs. Carl Augustine, of Ridge
dale avenue.
The quarterly luncheon of the
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian church will be
held tomorrow at / o'clock In the
church basement, Mrs. A. e. Ran
dolph will be in charge. Following
the luncheon at o'clock a mis-
sionary meeting will be held, with
Mrs. George Disbrow as leader.
Mrs. Hattie Hinson, principal OF
the Pierce school, at Bound Brook,
is visiting Rev. and Mrs. A. s. Dezen-
dorf Mrs. Hinson is Rev. Dezen-
DORIS sister.
Mrs. Samuel Valentine and Mrs.
Brady Valentine. of Newark, We're
the guests Saturday of Mrs. Amela
Lamb, in Ridgedale avenue.
At the parsonage of the Meth
odist church tonight at s o'clock
the Epworth League will hold a
business session and social hour.
The local American Legion re-
quests all amateur photographers to
SEND IN pictures VI bhS pa oeS
Saturday. The Legion wishes TO
frame the pictures and hang them
in the new town hall
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donovan,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mesick and
Mrs. Charles Mesick, of Fulton
street, attended surprise last night
at Carteret, given to William Dono-
vans mother. Mrs. Anna Donovan,
in honor Of her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Donovan, OF
Fulton street, entertained on Satur-
day Mrs. Anna Donovan, son Thomas
and Miss Adeline Donovan of Car
teret, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Tooker
and Miss Josephine Baumlin of
Perth Amboy, Mrs. Otto Dietz and
children of Sewaren, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hochberger OF Newark.
Six special policemen were en-
ployed by the Pennsylvania railroad
to aid the township department dur
ing the celebration last Saturday.
These men were employed to guard
the various crossings of the company
in this place.
The Woodbridge Confectionery
company has turned over to Overseer
of the Poor William Gilham, be-
tween 600 and 700 sandwiches and
fifty loaves of bread.
Anyone desiring an official souv-
enir program of the celebration held
last Saturday, may obtain same by
applying at the town hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
Ways and Means
committee to Meet

The ways and means committee of
le Catholic Daughters of America
i'll meet tonight at o'clock in the
nights of Columbus home, in High
rect.
Mrs. William Garvey is chairman
Of the committee and is assisted by
Mrs. Eugene Mullen, Mrs. Charles
White, Mrs. Richard Green, Miss
Agnes Green. Miss Katherine Nolan,
Mrs. Richard Stack, Mrs. Michael
Donovan, Mrs. Charles Buchan, Mrs.
Herbert Eyerkuss, Mrs. Peter Van
Syckle, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Buckley,
Mrs. Walton Pollock, Mrs. Frank
Hurley, Mrs. John Powers. Mrs.
Catherine Clapsadell, Mrs. William
Grace and Miss Ethel Lewis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
Briefs in Idquor Action

WASHINGTON, June 17.-Briefs
under which injunction suits to
paddock places violating the prohi-
pared by the prohibition unit for
distribution to state prosecuting at
torneys. Filing of such cases in
state courts, prohibition officials be-
lieve, will greatly reduce the present
crowded dockets In federal courts.
Commissioner Haynes said today
the s,723 paddock cases Instituted in
the year and a half up to June Is
junction clause.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
SECOND POLICE ORDINANCE
IS PASSED By ALDERMEN
Continued from page ~

NNoHtihetS0 AAViii po6S -
ordanince section by section at a
committee meeting tomorrow night,
Chairman Calvin called for vote
on the measure and 1t was passed
by vote of four to two. Alderman
MCGUIRE. who voted against the or
dinanee last December. was not pres-
ent at last nights meeting. Chair
man Calvin and Aldermen Patten.
Kelly and Kozusko voted in favor
Of the ordinance. When 1t was seen
the ordinance had passed Alderman
Clarke predicted the next aldermanic
body will repeal the measure.
1t is still possible to amend the
ordinance on second reading and the
change in age limit to suit the
mayor may be made at that time.
If this should not be done and the
mayor vetoes the ordinance 1t is
doubtful whether the aldermen could
secure sufficient votes to pass it over
the mayors veto,