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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-09
"a CEST OTCOVU.

Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

teprve ucini. - Snad, projel-
Ii lpovoz branou, ;povsimli 81
zfizenci dani potravni cisla ie-
no - A osudne .cislo Is
utkvi snadno v pameti!"
20, teto caky mas zlosynove
zbavili," namitl Petr Loriot,
''nebot' pIedvidali vse! - Ia
lepili cislo ma ynejsi strahe po-
vozu. - Vizte zbytky papiru
kolem cislic."
"Ddkaz to, ze byli prohnani
made vse pomysleni!'' dodal
strojnik. "Nicmene nezoufam! !!
Hodina spravedlnosti a POM
sty konecne uderi!"
"Kez by jen nebylo prilis
pozde!" zaseptal stepan do
dali "Co shodlate uciniti? =
Jen, probIh,. jednejme bez od-
tkladu!' Zoufam 81 pfi my
Silence, ze snad Berta zmira jiz
marne po mas volajic!"
"Nutno predevsim, aby pan
Petr Loriot odebral Sc nejprve
ma policii "a dcelem zmine-
nym!"'
"Jiz specham! - Dejte mi,
,prosim, nalezeny knoflik Cd
I.botky!' ~
Rene tax ucinil a Petr Lo-
riot Sc vzdalil.
ia pax vratim Sc k PAM
Dick-Thornove," pravil stroll
mix k lSt6panovi, "a oznamim
il, ze yystupuji jeff sluzeb,
Jest nutno, abych byl ted upl-
me svoboden a panem sveho
casu, pres to ale rejdy zeny te
.nespustim sc zretele.'
ia nezistanu rovnez necin
nym!" odvetil mlady lekar
"Budu hled6t informovati sc
v okoli Parize, jez jste mi ma.
znacil. Kdy setkame sc opst?'
"Budu k vam dochazeti ka
zdeho vecera a sdelime 81 ma
vzajem vysledky sveho patra
! nj. Ma namesti Royale nehod
lam uz opatrnosti bydleti. -
fZmenim byt jeste dnes sde'
lin VAN svoji novou adresu
dnes vecer. Ma shledanou te
dy!'
INA shledanou!"
A Rene odesel rovnez.
III.
Zlosynove v tisni.
Pani ick-Thornova po o
hromnem rozcileni predchaze
jicim usnula sice ma nekolil
hodin, ale spankem zimnic
nym, rusenym prisernymi sny
itPovstavsi, tazala Sc po Lau
. rentovi, pod kterymz jmenen
Rene We sluzbach u nj sc male
zal, ale Laurent byl zatim jii
odesel. Nezalezelo il mnoht
ma tom, nebot' chtela mu dat
rozkazy jen meme dilezite.
K UstrojiIa Sc potom a opusti
la domek svdj. Ubirala Sc
vevodovi La Tour-Vaudien
jejz v 'duchu obvinovala, 9,
minule noci dial il oloupiti ia
. mem Ctvrtkem O sto tisic fran
ri, jez byl il drive jen ma ok,
dorucil. Doufala, re hrozbol
okamziteho skandalu opanui,
opet byvaleho spoluvinnika sv,
,ho az k uplne povolnosti. Ma
jala 81 povoz teprve az u ma
drazi st. Lazare a dala Sc do
I. vezti do ulice Pot-de-F Fer -Sain
Marcel, jsouc ted jista, re do
, mnely Bedrich Berard, tam by
dlici, neni nikdo jiny nezli We
voda. ~ "
]. 'Neocekava navstavu mou,
pravila, "a neucinil tedy jisti
,,opatreni, aby mne k nem,
Evening star., 1924-06-11

TO 4, s.: TELEPHONE ME AT LINCOLN
9l5i for the information you desire. H. Il.
MASoN. 326 Pa. ave. Sc
WE HAVE THE MASTER KEY" SEND
SELF addressed. stamped envelope for first les
son Address Master Key Practical psy-
chology Circle, Helpers from the Hills. Inc
1880 Rhode Island ne.
ATTENTION. SONS, GRANDSONS AND
great-grandsons Of those men who fought to
save the Union in 1851 to 1868! Warren G..
Harding Camp, Sons of Veterans. T. s. A..
wants patriotic workers who are IS years Of
age or Older and who are eligible through
mother or father. CAN on phone Post Divi-
sion EDW II. GROVE. Room 10. District
bldg. at once.
DON'T SELL YOUR CAST OFF GARMENTS
until you Freedman. 1871 7tI St n W
Franklin s736-W. 17e
GRADUATE NURSE Is PREPARED TO
take into her beautiful home semi inyalids and
elderly patients; terms reasonable. Address
Box Y. star office.
violet ray given by a graduate. Excessive
weight reduced. For appointment Phone Pot.
1447. 1911 Conn. ave. NV.
PHYSICIAN, SUCCESSFUL SKIN SPECIAL
list, treats local cancer free, until results are
obtained. Franklin 79s Adams 1874
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED
Wonderful French method used. DIR. Della
Ifdendecker. d. C.. 1877 81. NV. Fl. $50
We ARE NOW PAYING 81 TO $40 FOR
mems and ladies' used suits. Our prices for
old clothing the biggest Wash. Clothing
Exchange, 633 ID ST. NV Phone Main 331S.
JOHNSON REST HOME
for aged. invalid and conyalesccnt; night and
day supervision. North 1868 1924 2Oth n. w
Evening star., 1924-06-11

INSURANCE. MIN ,1nl-t;oad reliable. with
SdU, "a, n Sa,arT comm ssjon and interest
in business and share Of profit Good men
should make from s3oNn 10 S., 900 per year
Address RoK I27 y. star office
Evening star., 1924-06-11

LADIES. two for marcel waivers; willing tc
teach; good position open. Phone Adams 44k3
Evening star., 1924-06-11
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs

FURNITURE-Tvo new carpets, piano, dining
and drawing room suite, kftchenwane. bed
couch. ekc. etc-SSmngt @san. Eeen<s.&hroad-
Lincoln S663. t3e
Evening star., 1924-06-11

FURNITURE .REUPH0ISTERED, sliD-covers
made 10 order. Phone for samples. Estimates
given cheerfully. New York Upholstery Co.,
61g y st. Main 1851
Evening star., 1924-06-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued,

IN ORDER TO ENLARGE PRESENT RUsT-
ness We desire to purchase good real estate
and Insurance agency. Replies confidential
Address Box 2gR-T Star office
Evening star., 1924-06-11

C"II,EC TOF--EXa rie~re' frstlllmeut WITH
Ford car: $40 per week and commissions
Address RnN 142-X Star office
Evening star., 1924-06-11

LADY-opportunity for high school graduate
vancement. Address BOX list. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1924-06-11
HELP--MALE.
DP 4 ETSM AN

Experienced on store and office fixtures. Apply
F. y. Ganter Co, Sharp & ostend sts., Bal
timore.
YOUNG MAN. STENOG-
RAPHER AND ASSISTANT I
TO BOOKk EEPER; POSI-
TION PERMANENT; REF
ERFNCE REQUIRED. AID
DRESS BOX 42-N, STAR
OFFICE
Evening star., 1924-06-11

LINOTYPE oPERAToR-Three linotype ma
chimes for rent. rental to he Offset hy work
done for MS: chance for man doing trade work !:
replies confidential. Address Box o4a-y. Star
office.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

CHATFFEURS. white: ownnc own cars Ford
redans. Dodges or Hupmobilrs with identif.
cation card Sedan Taxi Service. 1926 o ST
Evening star., 1924-06-11
RESOURCES S6,OOO,OOO

Old reliable savings institution
has permanent position for hon
est and energetic man desiring
outdoor occupation. ENeprience
not necessary, but must be will
ing to work hard. Do not answer
unless you are available now.
Unlimited opportunity for ad-
vancement. For personal inter
view address Box 273-V, Star
office.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

'IN.t 7 IIt StF"rdI pIfces Solid mahogary-
bargsins Cleveland os54,J after 6 pm ii.
GAS RANGES-New and slightly used: all
sizes; less than half price. Why pa nor.
Every range guaranteed. ]. W Williams
600 9th ST. NV. Mai 1855. oss
Evening star., 1924-06-11

OPENING for new soda fountain business in
Georgetown Address Box 331-T Star office
Evening star., 1924-06-11

MAID colored, light complexion, good appear
ance, for hairdressing parlor. Emile. 1918
Evening star., 1924-06-11

$40. $50 Conn. ave. Adans -4b@
RADIO CRYSTAL SET-3 sets ear phones,
so. 507 Longfellow NV.
WE BUY RADIO SETS. PHONES. TT BES
and parts Lincoln Radio Shop. T1s 9th nv.
Open evenings. "a
d 4 NM 4 Ii netz cnmnlete. cost SAI 500
Evening star., 1924-06-11
RECOMMENDED SERVICE
.Onfinued

FURNITURE TPHoISTERING OF the hetter
kind: slip covers made TO order. SampIes
shown and estimates cheerfulIy given Work
manship guaranteed. New York Tphostering
Co. 6i9 ST NV. Main 1887.
FURNITURE DECORATING Furniture paint
ed and decorated TO order. Phone Main $3.50
frs
Evening star., 1924-06-11
EELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

CaRETAkER. colored. doctors office and
lawn; quarters in exchange. hut extra pay
for cleaning two other doctors offices in the
VA me building: man and wife mother and
preferred: must he willing and present
able. with references. Address BOX 1873 y
star otfcp.
COOK and general ntilitr man. who can run a
Ford: married couple, colored, preferred: must
stay nights. Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Phone Col. :I33 I3s
MAN AND WIFE for nearby farm; yvoms n
for general housework, man for farm and gar
den work; good home and salary; references
required. Address Rox 1876 y. Star Office.
MAN OR WOMAN experienced to repair
dolls. Apply I.nnshursh & Bro. employment
offi"e. sixth foer.
TRANSLaToRS-piece all wear. Serbian.
Lithuanian. ESthun,an: Greek. japanese
Magyar, Arabic. CZerhn- -SlovG khan. into Eng
Fish; references. Address Box Jon, Star
Evening star., 1924-06-11
sITUATIONs-MALE. FEMALE.
PERSONAL.

EXPERIENCED COUPLE; girl part time or
DAYS work. North 1859.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

MAN. Rhttr to work on suburban place: must
lave District drivers license. warcs sIs
week and carfare. Rox Isl East Fails Church
Evening star., 1924-06-11

BAKER for high-class city
hotel; must be an experienced
hotel man and come we'll recon-
mended; highest salary paid.
Address Box 45-N. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

GRANITE CRYSTALS Il ton. for stucro and
s r.elns concrete blocks: fine quality: special low
Evening star., 1924-06-11

GET INTO BUSINESS in Washington and
make some money. Tea room, s1.2O0; cost
sa;Go; SscS,, sickness s cause selling out.
retiring; want quick sale.
Restaurant. $500; receipts $40 to $50 per
day; fine location.
300 additional employees coming near soon.
$50 900; receipts, $1,000 monthly. 1 p'Aes'
Rooming. boarding and tea room business
in large bldg. with scar garage: near big
offices. Only S4,5D. Low rent.
GrorerymFine corner; big apartments near;
Gail Mr.. Sommerville. with
w, WILLIAM $. PHILLIPS, REALToR.
l43- NV. Main 1900.
good location: fixtures alone worth so ono:
stock valued at about 81 900; lease for about
i've years. Will sell for $1,000 Phone for
MckEEvER & Goss.
l415 Eye ST Main 475o
DELICATEssEN STORE.
FORCED SALE. HALF PRICE
Best equipped IN city: opposite Tivoi Thea
ter on 18th Lyons, Loyegrove Co. 330s 18th
NV. Col 1920
Marshall Business Brokers.
Rooming house near 10Th and X SITS: IL
rooms, nicely furnished: rent $50 Price $500
Rooming and boarding house. 10 rooms
downtown: one of best in city; low rent
Price, s.. 500.
Roomins house, IA rooms. near Dupont Cir.
Gle: exclusive and paving. Price, 500
5-year lease; rent. ss5 viii sacrifice.
Grocery and meats. near 14th and Park I'd :.
living rooms: receipts. $50 per week
Restaurant. near II. & .. station. Baltimore
Md. long lease; unusual opportunity for right
party. Price, 81 ,O00.
Timing and heating business and equip-
mont; old established and paying large con
tracts now hand Owner leaving cfty7 Ask
ing S3.3oo. Rent. $50.
Popular car sales agency. storage rpsirs
and accessories: will sell business and property
and all equipment for coo.
Marshall Business Brokers,
Evening star., 1924-06-11

GRAND PIASo-onIy slightly used: dnIl
81 Penna. ave southeast
Evening star., 1924-06-11

GENTIENAN under 81 Wro,c or part rinle
Special training Many successful. Leading life
insurance company. Address RoS Id9-V, Star
Evening star., 1924-06-11

NAN WANTED to hook orders for nursery
Ntnrk ald hire agents hi. pay: exclusive ter
rifory free outfits. Emmons & Co.. Newark
New York
Evening star., 1924-06-11

MI IINNII Nd UK.NF TSMAN 'Ornora iOn re
cures services of craftsman eSperienced in
Design of electrica l-mechanical devices and
electric circuits Tor several hours work ner
day after government hours: state age ey.
nerteDrr and present connections Address
BOX lT2N
Evening star., 1924-06-11

EGG GAMBLER. experienced with respon-
shie firm. Address Box 12s-X. Star office.
ELECTRICIANS. living in Alexandria. for
large job. Apply Turbervile Electric Co., 1929
Evening star., 1924-06-11

GAS WATER HEATERS Brand new ana
guaranteed; 2o-ft. double copper coil, 90 o.
r. double copper coil, $3.50. Sidney Herh
niger Company, Camp Meigs, 5th and Florida
ass; an,,, p.s. Main Office, 9Th and sts- s.w.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

WALL B0ARD-Brand- new fiber board, Sc per
So TT: new freproof rock board. 3lac per So
ft Sidney l. Hechinger House wrecktns
Company. Camp Meigs. 5th and Florida ave.
ne: main ONCE, 9Th and sts- Sw. Both
ofscp~ Omen until Z 20 mn
Evening star., 1924-06-11

FARM HAND Experienced: married or single
Clarendon S00F3. Address Box 72-X, Star
office 80
Evening star., 1924-06-11

HARVARD CLASSICS. new. in original car
I"nS' Rnx y, hsHibe abrikssd2binding; SEQ Address
Evening star., 1924-06-11

FORD SALESMAN N-Ve have II splendid promo
sitiOn Ia Offer few men Willing to work Sec
NJ. Har-eU. Universal Auto Co. Inc. 1929
VI st NV
Evening star., 1924-06-11

DRIVER. white. for laundry route; splendid
opportunity for hustler: experienced pre-
ferred and references required. Ambassad dor
Laundry. 1896 Irving St
DRY CLEANER for fancy work Apply ready
for work Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. 11eo
Queen st. no
Evening star., 1924-06-11

toLi4FC TOR. Gentle: must know city: good
reference required $40 minimum to worker
Annly Room 900. 1917 + 81 NV
Evening star., 1924-06-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AIR COMPRESS OR with electric motor state
capacity and type of motor and lowest cash
price. Address Box 147N. star office
ANTIQUES, old glass. cnina. furniture. silver
plate. brr sses. art objects. A +. Al aold 1923
Main STA
Evening star., 1924-06-11

MAN. middle aged. white 10 wash sight seeing
Seeing Co.. 1923 s. NV
Evening star., 1924-06-11

HorSENAN w7n'Dd: coored Apply Logan
Evening star., 1924-06-11

~ Bo&. large: Hobart cake machine ana
Edison electric oven. 16c0 7th st NV 1Is
ICE RoX. 10n-Ib o-door- I0Is n =, :. : -.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

MAN-Student TO travel during the summer
vacation. doing educational work Don't 20
hack to college 'hroke.' Good compensa tion.
Address RhN 12Q.T. SIR office
Evening star., 1924-06-11

SALESLADIES.
SALESLADIES = SEVERAL
YOUNG, EXPERIENCED IN
WAIST, SWEATER AND
UNDERWEAR DEPTS. AP-
PLY BEFORE 1870 AM.
NJ. PHILIPSBORN & CO., 61O
ELEVENTH NV.
SALESWOMEN. experienced.
for coat and dress dept. Steady
position. good salary. Bertram
Cohn Co. 18th and G. sts.
HAND lRONER:,-2o. ut once.
for our family finished dept.
See Mr., Wells, Manhattan
Laundry Co. 1916 Florida ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

CITY StIESMAS-Man farniliar with govern.
r1ent dcp's. Address Rnv 43-y, Star Office,
giving qualifications in fun
Evening star., 1924-06-11
HELP-FEMALE.
Continued

LADf--'iood vacation position for ambitions
and energetic young teacher. Address Boz
li7.T. Star Office
Evening star., 1924-06-11
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

AERIALS ERECTED according TO District
regulation low in price. high in quality: sat
isfaction guaranteed. Kennedy. Col. 1S13-W.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

WeathershicId house paint. ria.1fae
tatra t by tertan-teed Company. white and
oIher coiors, s2.25 per gallon. Sidney Hech-
niger company, Camp Meigs, 5th and Florida
ave ne Main office. 9th and c sts sw
s-nlesmen al both Offices nnffI h.3n n m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-23
NO OFFICIAL NOTICE
OF JUSSERAND'S REMARKS


WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Presis
dent Coolidge feels that the Aner.s
can government can take no notiel
OF French Am bassa dor JuSserand'i 4
suggestion, voiced in a public adj.
aress here yesterday for a naorator.
lum IN payment of the French wal
DEBT to the United States.
10 have force, such a Dronoe.f
must be laid before the Arnegira,,
deot funding commission, and fhut
lar no definite proposal Of any sors
nas been communicated to that bods
by the French. -
The position of President cooIi1ea
IS that the pC$,cy of the Ifnsfed
states relative to the French and
otner foreign debts has beer. embod-
ied In law and cannot be Changed
except as should be deemed wise ~
congress. In the case of the British
debt, a chance was approved bv con,
gress. Any other differer,fation (,
from the policy established by con
gress must likewise be approved ~
that body. -
Had Ambassad dor Jusserand chosen
to make his suggestion TO the debr
commission the matter of A mora
torlum could be considered and II
deemed advisable passed on to con
gress in the opinion of the president.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-23
GERMAN LEAGUE NOTE
SENT To ALL MEMBERS

GENvEA. Dec. 23 (By The Asso-
ciated Press) Germany's note TO the
League of Nations. dealing with that
country's joining the league. was
sent to all the members today for
their comments.
The note. shows that Germany de-
sires an exceptional position as a
league member because of her lack
of armed strength. 1t is regarded
in some quarters as an appeal to the
league as whole over the head
of the council which failed to give
Germany satisfaction in previous di-
rect nego iations. While Germany
denies any intention OF asking for
special privileges. she maintains that
il she Is obliged TO participate in all
of the leagues military sanctions,
she would be compelled to waive her
right of neutrality.
The general view OF league OBJ
servers here is that the German note
is a special pleading which fails to
recognize that. as a potential mem
Der of the council Germany would
have a powerful voice. in deciding
what her military obligations would
be in the event of an international
conflict involving mutual assistance
among league members.
The opinion is expressed by some
that GERMANY is determined to OBJ
tain a heavy reduction of her neigh
boris armaments. while others be-
lieve that Germany probably fears
the possible transportation of troops
over her territory for use agains
Russia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-23
GREAT BEER SUPPLY TO Be
DESTROYED, COURT ORDERS

TRENTON. Dec. 23.-Judge Rell-
stab in the United States district
court here today handed down de-
cree authorizing the government to
destroy nearly three thousand bar
rels and several hundred cases of
beer seized by prohibition agents at
the Hazel Brewing Company's plant,
Paterson, last July. Assistant Fed
eral District Attorney Harlan Besson
asked a decree permitting the de-
struction of the machinery at the
plant, but this was denied.
In the course of testimony given
for the brewing company by Charles
Foley, of Paterson, alleged owner of
truckload of beer seized near the
brewery. Judge Rellstab declared
that it was preposterous to believe
that the Hazel Company leased the
brewing plant for the purpose of
making near beer. The judge also
said he did not believe a statement
made by Foley, in which the witness
claimed he secured his truckload of
beer from pile of kegs dumped in a
lot near railroad station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-23
LAST ROUND IN FIGHT
OF MCCOY FOR HIS LIFE

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Dec. 23:-
Kid Mccoy entered court today to
witness the last round of his fight
for freedom and to hear final argu-
ments of his counsel. The former
boxer, who is charged with murder
ing Mrs. Theresa Mors, divorced wife
of wealthy antique dealer, had
what fighters call the "breaks" in
the probable sentimental advantage
of having jury deliberate as to his
fate on Christmas eve.
His story that Mrs. Mors commits
ted suicide in the apartment they
occupied was uncontradicted by evil
dence and his attorney yesterday be-
gan trying to erase. from the minds
of the jurors any unpleasant picture
left there by the prosecution.
In that effort H. L. Geisler began
detailed presentation of the suicide
version which Mccoy roughly
sketched when he testified in his
own defense last Friday.
Geisler pictured the woman as a
wife distraught over threats of death
from her divorced husband, Albert
A. Mors; worried over a jewel snug
Cling tangle in which federal inves-
tigation apparently had implicated
her and remorseful and anxious over
her relations with Mccoy, with
whom she had been living for sew
eral weeks in an apartment he had
leased to "Mr. and Mrs. N. Shields" :"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-23
RUM SCANDAL
CONF FERENCE
Situation in Office of U. S.
District Attorney Whine
Subject of Session
HELD AT WASHINGTON
Authorities to Ask for z More
Indictments in Hudson
County Probe

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23:-The
situation in the Office of United
States District Attorney Winnie, of
New Jersey, was the subject of a
conference called today by Attorney
General Stone with Mr.. Whine, AS
sistant District Attorney Van Riper
and Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt. t.
assistant attorney general, as par
ticipants.
Mr.. Stone has made no secret of
his dissatisfaction with conditions in
Mr.. Winne's Office but has withheld
details of his objections.
The controversy, occurring princi-
pally between Mrs. Willebrandt and
Mr.. Whine. arose when the district
attorney made preparations to pre-
sent evidence in the Weehawken
rum scandal to the federal grand
jury. Mrs. Willebrandt opposed this
procedure and with the approval of
the attorney general instructed Mr..
Winnie to remain out of the case and
also to refuse Mr.. Van Ripper per-
mission to participate in any prohi-
bition cases.
Mrs. Willebrandt held that the
state authorities were handling the
Weehawken cases satisfactorily and
1t was the desire of the department
to allow them to continue so long as
they proceeded vigorously against
the alleged offenders
In conference last week at which
the situation was considered Senator
Edge of New Jersey participated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-23
AWARD CAR CONTRACT
AT ALDERMEN SESSION

A short adjourned meeting of the
Board of Aldermen was held last
night following a lengthy committee
session. The contract for a Dodge
touring car for the police depart
ment was awarded to Frank Van
Syckle for $1.o70 and the old car.
One bid was received on a one and
one-half ton Duplex chassis and cab,
it being for s2,49o from the Seaman
Motors Inc. This was referred to
the lamps and lights committee and
although a recess was taken to con-
slider the figure no action was taken
in awarding the contract.
A request from Samuel Perlmuter
for a refund on the 1925 paid by him
for a pawnbroker' license was re-
ceived and filed. The fire committee
was authorized to have the exterior
of the Washington firehouse painted
at a cost of S90. A resolution was
adopted authorizing the purchase of
a right ! way from Carlton c. Null
lins for the sewer system which Is
to be laid in outer New Brunswick
avenue. An automobile bus permit
was transferred from Frank Monte
calvo to Alex and Frank Montecalvo
on recommendation of the bus COM
mittee.
Adjournment was taken until next
Tuesday night, December so, at
which time two special meetings will
also be held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-23
LARGE REWARD OFFERED

SOMERVILLE, Dec. 23.-The re-
ward for definite information lead
ing to the arrest of the slayer of
State Trooper Robert Coyle is ex-
pected to be raised to $4,000 today
when Somerset County Prosecutor
Beckman goes before the Board of
Freeholders to recommend that it
add $1,000 to the $1,000 now stand
ing.
The state last week offered $1,000
and Henry l.. Scheafer of this city
offered $500 ito further the cause of
law and order"
State police and other authorities
searching for the murderer are hope
full that the sum of $4,000 will bring
information from some source that
will lead to his arrest. Coyle was
shot down in an attack by six hold
up men whom he had helped foil in
an attempted robbery of the $4,000
payroll of the Bound Brook Crush
ed Stone Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-23
FIRPO IN PARIS

PARIS. Dec. 23.-Luis Angel
Firpo, who sailed for a European
tour from New York on the steamer
France last week made an unpre-
tent!ous entry into Paris today. He
got off the boat train from Harve
disdaining the porters and carrying
his own heavy baggage to the taxi
cab. The Argentine boxer came here
alone, his manager having gone to
London with the intention of rejoin-
ing him later in Paris. He plans to
tour France in a motor car for a
month. following this with three
months trip to Madrid, Rome and
elsewhere.