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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
Junior Circle Plans
Charitu Ball

The social feature OF The year
with the Junior Circle Of the Fruit
and Flower Mission will be char.
ity ball in tho early spring. plans
FOR which will be made nj the
luncheon TO be held at 1890 O'Clock
Tuesday at Frederick = Nelson's
tea room. when members Of the
circle will meet with their entertain
ment committee
This committee is new depart
ure with tho circle and II will
function In the several social affairs
fostered by tho circle each season
TO augment the fund for their quota
OF the philanthropIc work Of the
mission.
Girls boomers are tho particular
province OF the Juniors at their
regular monthly sewing meeting
held the first Tuesday OF each
month
Forty.eight garments were finish
ed last Tuesday when the Juniors
met at the home OF Mrs Munroe
Jones on Queen Anne HIN with
Mrs. Herbert swalwell assisting
hostess. Following dainty lunch
con there was n business meeting
with the newly elected officers pre-
siding.
They are Mrs. W. W. French.
chairman; Mrs. Carl Lucks. vice
chairman; Mrs. Frank Skinner.
treasurer: Mrs. H. c. Perkins. sec.
rotary, and Mrs. Arthur Goodwin.
sewing chairman.
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CLUBS FOX MONDAY

WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB
The West Seattle Art club win
meot az the Federation club house.
Harvard \. and Thomas e., on Mon.
day morning. February II. az i0.7o
O'Clock. Mrs. Claude J. Stanley
will rlvo a general survey Of mural
paintings and tho life and works
OF Edwin Blashfeld viii be dis.
cusscd by Mrs. George q. Alinow.
From until O'Clock. the club
wilt entertain informally tho art do.
partmcnts Of tho vnrious clubs. AZ
an exhibit Of ono hundred museum
prints. which arc sponsored by the
state federation under the personal
supervision OF Mn. H. 4. Pierce.
These prints VIII remain az the
club house. February II. ie. 10. with
the West Seattle Art club acting
MS hostessos. on the 18th and 18th.
they will be open for inspection
10 any ono Interested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
Calendar for
Orthopedic Shops

The different orthopedic guilds in
charge at tho orthopedic Tea shop
next week win be. on Monday.
Broadway. Mrs. Charles Woods.
hostess. assisted by Mrs &c. McCol-
lister. Mrs. Laurence Booth. Mrs. !.
NJ. McConahey. Mrs. II. u. Wash.
ington, Mrs. ]. W. Twiss. Mrs. w.
W. French. Mrs. Arthur Ellerker.
Mrs. W. H. Brown. Mrs. Frederick
Alexander. Mrs. George Lewis. Mrs.
J. w Barbour. Mrs. Anna Counsel.
man. Mrs. {. G. Dodge. Mrs. Hattie
Chase and Miss Theima Barbour
Tuesday. faurelhurst. Mrs chas
Jordan. chairman. Wednesday. In.
terlaken, Mrs. =. w. Parrahm.
chairman: Thursday. oueen Anne,
Mrs. Thomas Nash. chairman: Fri.
day. Alki Mrs. Charles Gaffner.
chairman: Saturday. Frink Park.
Mrs. Bculah RovlF. chairman.
The Thrift shop will be in charge
Of University guild Monday morn.
ing. with Mrs S. Chase and Mrs. II.
". Crosby; In tho afternoon. Mrs. A.
Eldrcd. Tuesday morning, Mrs. II
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Spargur Quartet Will
Give Last Concert
of Co,.;ac
! oil SerieS


\ noteworthy musical event Of the
month win be the last concert OF the
series OF four by tho SparEur String
Quartet at the Womon's University
Club auditorium on Tuesday evening.
February 10.
Having won distinction here and
also turnout tho entire Northwest fgF
their excellent Interpretation Of cha -
Der music. their concerts are alwa
eagerly anticipated by those interest.
cd in the highest form of music.
Glazouuow's Quartet Slav" viii be
one OF the interesting numbers on
the program and will be presented
here for the first time. Glazounow
has contributed to every department
OF musical creation except opera.
What endears him to the music-lov-
ing world as whole. are his charm.
ing string quartets. which are among
the most cherished possessions OF
devotees OF chamber music. In much
Of his chamber music he looks hack
far beyond Brahms. and has written
movements rs jolly as those OF
Haydn.
Another number on the program.
which has been requested by many
season ticket holders. is Kreisler's
Quartet, \ Minor, modern and in
,orosting work presented here for the
first time by the Spargur quartet
about n year ago. IL also was the
first hearing of this work on the Pa
cific coast.
The tickets for this concert are now
on sale nj sherman. Clay * Co.
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ALPHA BELLE CAMP
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

WEST SEATTLE W. c. T. L.
The West Seattle w. c. T. L. cx.
tends "a cordial invitation TO an in.
terestcd friends 10 attend n meeting
sunday evening. February 10. at 7:3o
o'clock, az the Hin II. Congrega.
tional church. DR.. Pope. supcrin.
tendent Of the Washington Anti.Sa.
loon league. lately returned from the
leagues convention in Washington.
u. c., viii give an Interesting talk
and Mrs Mary l.. Sullwcll. state
vice president and King county
president OF the W. c. I. L., Will
have a worthy message TO deliver.
There will be n fine musical pro.
gram.
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Twilight Musical
ON Sunddu

The women's University club VIII
present a Twilight Musicale on Sun.
day afternoon, at o'clock. in the
drawing room at the clubhouse
The program. by club talent. has
been ranged b yMrs. Harry Ste
phenson Bowen and will be as fol
lows.
women's u" Club sextette--
Ia n ny Songs Had Airy PinioHsY.
..ss-sss.s -sss s.-ss-+-. mann
tbJ Thank God for n Garden.
Observation-Disclosures. Del Hiego
Mrs II. 3 Bowen Mrs. Edward Hay.
Mr. Phiiip Maebride Mrs.. Virgil
Hancock. NfE samud Barnes and
Miss Jessie Lee Poole
tfr. william J. Earhari At the piano
eFaire - Plus Qul lieut. ..-... .Debussy
.E3alisde IN y NaJor'. ...,.... Chopin
Mics D9rothea Hopper
s'fhr Pine Tree Mary Turner saifer
Boat SOM" ........-...-. Harriet Ware
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WOmen's Clubs

MOTHERS CLUB or S. A. Z.
The Mothers club Of sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity will meet Monday.
February u. at : p. m, at the chap.
ter house. 1906 18th ave ~ r Full
attendance desired.
GEN. SHERIDAN CIRCLE
Cen. Phil sheridan circle. No. ?.
Ladies OF the G. ~ r.. will meet
Monday. February II, at Retsil.
wash
ALPHA BELLE CAMP
Alpha Belle Camp. Royal Neigh
bors OF America. will give card
party and dance nj Carpenters hall.
Fremont. Monday evening, February
n. Everyone welcome.
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Personal

Mrs Phillips Morrison and daugh-
ter. Miss Betty Morrison. are spend.
ing q few days in Victoria, y. c.
Mr.. and Mira Arnold Poison OF
Aberdeen motored down today TO
spend the week end with Mrs Pol
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs II. n.
Anderson.
Mrs Farwell Putnam LILLY re-
turned last night from q short visit
in Victoria, u. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles a. schift
Helen Harrington arc receiving
congratulations upon the birth OF
daughter. January 20. at the
Swedish hospital.
Mr.. Paul Graft. who Is attending
the University OF Washington. went
over to Tacoma today 10 spend the
week end at his home.
Mr. n. Baldwin OF Los Angeles
and Mr.. Lee Parish OF san Fran
cisco. who haze been spending a
few days in town. left last night
for Vancouver. Il. c.
Mrs. Lewis Schwager. wko has
been visiting in Alabama for the past
two weeks. is now the guest OF her
brother.in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Brenon, in Hollywood.
where she will spend a fortnight be.
foro returning home.
Mrs. Dwight Davis and three chill.
dren. who have been visiting in town
for three months. left Thursday for
their home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs, Tidmarsh left Friday
for visit OF several months In Cali
fornia. Mexico and Arizona.
Mrs. Albert L. Dickinson and son
Albert. Jr.. left this week for Califor
MIA on months visit
Mrs. Walter Henry returned Fri
day night from short trip TO Vic
toria, II. c.
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Music
Levitzki VIII Play
Own Composition

This season AIischa Levitzid, the
pianist. is making his official bow
as composer. schirmer,s. the Amer
lean music publishing house. are
bringing out his first published
work, a waltz In 4 fat. Altho this
Is Levitzldi's first composition 10 be
published. It is not his initial effort
in that field.
Levitzki IS featuring this waltz
at his recltals this season. some
times on the program and some
times as an encore. Local music
lovers arc looking forward to hear
ing u when the pianist plays at
the Metropolitan on February is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09

ave. n. Il. Luncheon topic. Ami
vcrsary Dinners" Mrs. Almon Allen:
English Period Furniture and Its
Influence on American Colonial Fur.
niture," Mrs. \. I. Nofsinger. Mrs.
j. Il. Harris. Airs. j. Il. I'm. Mrs.
+. a. Jones and Mrs. V. ID. Mad,
docks.
Tho club chorus viii meet wcdnes.
day morning Mt $50 o'clock in the
Montcllus building.
on Thursday, the 1lth. tho Amori.
canization department win meet at
the y. w. c. a. for luncheon at II
o'clock. Mrs. Howard Steele. state
chairman Of AUGMENTATION. will
speak ON "siato.wido Amcricaniz,.
ton" and Mr.. Luthar Wcedm.
United States Immigration commits
sloner. viii talk on Immigration a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
the Present Time

the Present Time" !.
The godmothers OF tho club ~
entertain the daughters auxiliary at
a dance on Friday evening az Fan
rots hall in honor OF two Of the
daughters. Miss Florence Holt and
Miss Gladys Cole. who win be brides
OF this month. Airs. Frank Wolff.
chairman OF the godmothers. ami
Mrs A. y. Wainwright. Mrs. ]. ;.
Holt and Mrs. William Turnacliff
are planning delightful party.
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Mrs. GoodfeHolU to
Honor Rride-ELect

To honor Miss Alice Swopo. a
bride.to.be Of this month. Mrs. For
est Goodfellow will entertain with
three tables Of nah jongE NJ her
home ON Tueiday afternoon. Fobru-
AIRY y. Miss Gwendolyn Green will
assist tho hostess
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Tea and .Sho,cer

Mrs Rowena Hailiargoon gave o
pretty tea and shower this after
noon at the homo Of her mother.
Mrs /. ]. Gotmiey. IN compliment
to Miss Ruth Partridge. whose en-
garomcnt TO Mr.. John II. Gormlcy
was recently announced.
Airs. l.. 4. Partridge and Mrs G..
". Cooper presided over tho tea
soryicc. and Mrs Roland Taylor
Mrs Henry Bartlett Nugnorcy and
Mrs. William Martz assisted
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Oriental Dinner
and ShOlCeT

Miss Eva Jurgensohn VIII enter
tain with an Oriental dinner OF four.
teen covers Ut her home on Friday
evening. February IS. as n prc.nup-
tiai compliment TO Miss Alice swope.
An Oriental shower viii be an
added compliment 10 the bride.elect.
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J. Ramsay: afternoon, Winslow, Mrs.
L. shepard, chairman. wednesday
morning. Queen Anne. Mrs. S. c..
Crockett. chairman: afternoon, Cap
iiol Hill. Mrs. Falcon Joslln. chair.
man. Thursday morning. Mount
Baker. Mrs. c. J.. Cragin. chairman:
afternoon. Flrs; Hill. Mrs. II. c. Rls.
tine. chairman. Friday. Mira J. G.
Mcmillan In charge. Saturday.
Sunset. Mrs. ]. stocffler. chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
MOTHERS CLUB
UNIVERSITY CHAPTER

The Mothers club Of University
chapter. u. a. r.. will meet in
regular session. Wednesday, Febru.
airy 10, at p. m. at tho chapter
house. 47iS University boulevard.
A largo attendance In desired.
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WILL SPEAK AT

DIEN TONIM MELTING
Lieut.. Peter Michael Rohiast. OF
the Tsarist Black scIr fleet. : =. IN.
Monday. Feb. II. win lead in open
forum discussion at the Cornish
open forum meeting. held in the re.
ceptlon rooms OF tho school Of Chi.
nesc ert and commerce. exempt.
fled by journey OF 5000 miles in
Chinese houscboat thru the riv-
ers and canals Of China. in quest Of
markets IN the interior The public
Is invited to be present.
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Iinior Partu

For tho pleasure OF her son
George. Mrs. Roy Klnnear enter
tanned with a luncheon OF fourteen
covers at her home this afternoon,
and later with an orpheum party.
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Mrs. Stephen b. Gibbs will be host
ess at two nah Jongg breakfasts at
her homo next week. one on Tues.
day and one on Wednesday.
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woMAN.s cENrrRY cLrn

The Woman's Century club viii
meet the week beginning February
10. according to the following SEIZED.
ule: French department. at the Ho.
tel Washington on Monday at 10
a. m. Social service department. on
Monday nj the home OF Mrs. Carl
j. Smith for 1880 luncheon. This
is the annual auction day. when
members are requested TO bring arti.
cles TO be auctioned for the benefit
OF the revolving fund OF the Girls
Parental school Mrs. w. +. Hutch.
inEs, chairman OF the department.
win be the auctioneer. Program at
2;30 y. m
Household administration depart
ment viii meet Wednesday nj i2
o'clock for luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. c. a. Wintermutc, esp 18th
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Luncheon Hostess
at Homo

Mrs. Harvey J. Fottcr viii enter.
tain with luncheon NJ her home on
Saturday afternoon. February Is.
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ZETA PSI MOTHERS CLUB

The regular monthly meeting OF
Zcta Psi Mothers club will be held
Tuesday. February -. az p. M.
at the fraternity house. i5iS 18th
ave. n. r. All members are asked
20 be present.
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coMMoNwEAtTH cLun

The Commonwealth club viii meet
Monday evening. February II. at
e:i5. at Dartnails cafeteria, Second
and Madison. DIR. L. T. Bell OF the
University OF Washington will
speak on the "Einstein Theory"
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HONE sEMING cLrR

The Ladies OF tho G. A. Il. Home
Sewing club will meet Wednesday.
February 10. with Mrs. Jennie Tay.
lor. 43i0 Interlake ave. Luncheon
at noon. Take wallIngford car.
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Regular Monthly
Concert

Modern French music will be pre-
scented nt the regular monthly con
cert Of tho Ladies' Musical club on
Monday afternoon a. the women's
University Club auditorium. The fol-
lowing program. arranged by Mrs.
Elizabeth Richmond Miller and Miss
Marjorie Miller. will begin at 2;a0
o'clock:
sonatlne ...tt-..,..t..-..... Rsvsi
Mnasfa- Mewtsf-s Anfua
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Moments Federation Plans Large Tea al
Fraternity House; Program Presented bg
Club Talent

Mother Noon" ..... Mary Turner saiter
Mrs. Edward Hay
Mrs. Erskine Campbell At the piano
Violin Duo
- Dreafn % Paradise canaan. .Sasnasr
sCsllirhOe" ..4.............. Chaminads
Mrs Victor Zsdnieie
Mrs. n. A croWder
Mrs. ". y. Colby. Jr.. at tho piano
taJ Trees ............... Hasbaeh
tbl The Lazy Song" ............. Lawson
(cJ - Golden Sun" Freobcy
Mrs Phiiip Maebrids
Aiiss Hopper az the piano
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NIYRTLE soCIAL CLrR

The Myrtle Social club win meet
at the Masonic temple Monday. Feb.
ruary II. at 2 p. m.
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.fter old walton AIR
Iffa Tauftefd

Chansou NorvcEirno ........... FOudrnin
Chanson dss Balaers ......... nemberF
Gwcudoiyu HuEe
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Violin obllrato ..........s.........
Margaret Lang
Mrs charles * Phillips ~ the Piano
Concerto--A Minor ...s...,.... ST. sacns
Iris Garfield
leone t.anfdon ~ the Piano
Nhsurha s.s.sss..s..st-s-s.s- hthnud
Nnire ttsss..-.ss.sss.s.s feulenc
Goldfish tt.......- Debussy
IN Hoiree dan Grenade ......,... Debussy
Mrs. pieH
chauson orlse. .,......-
'leTie .............. Maurice psmboi.
Tgaff- febawa.r,
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Nah yonqq Breakfast

Miss Hopper At Tho piano
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Ms Victor IednIck
Mra. II. A Cro4drr
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Modsfc-- Meuurt-- Anime
Mrs. Floyd Oirs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-24
BRIDGE INCLINE CONTRACT
HAS Been GIVEN OUT

According to information received
today, the contract for the paving OF
the incline leading from Smith street
10 the bridge over the tracks of the
Central Railroad at the Central
depot here, has been awarded and
work on the laying of the paving is
to start this week, As the bridge is
but a temporary structure to be used
instead of the Smith and Market
grade crossings while the elimination
work is underway, the pavement will
either be of stone or macadam con-
struction.
City Engineer Louis P. Booz, Jr.,
said today the water and gas pipes
have been placed so that these will
not hold up the contractor in his
work. Mr.. Booz was of the opinion
the work would be started shortly.
Steel for the bridge span across
the railroad tracks at Washington
street. will arrive here about Febru-
ary 1st, the delivery date specified
in the contract. 1t is believed the
steel will be placed Immediately up-
on arrival as the concrete work on
this structure has been more than
half completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-24
TO EXHUME BODY IN
STRANGE chicago CASE

CHICAGO, Dec. "a (By The Asso-
ciated Press).-A order for the ex-
humation of the body of William d..
McClintock, millionaire orphan
and former Dartmouth College stu
dent, who died December IA while
his fiancee waited with a marriage
license, was signed today by Chief
Justice Hopkins of the criminal
court.
The states attorneys assistants
and Coroner Oscar Wolff and his
aides went to the cemetery at once
to disinter the body for an autopsy.
Young McClintock, who attained
his majority less than year ago,
died ut the home of his foster father,
William d. Shepherd, an attorney
who also was the chief beneficiary
named in the will disposing of the
young mans estate of nearly S2,00O,-
600. The will provided for an an
nuity of $4,000 for Miss Isabelle
Pope, McClintock's sweetheart since
school days. He was buried on the
day they were to have been married.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-24
HYLAh BLAMES STATE
TRANSIT COMMISSION

NEW YORK. Dec. "a. - Mayor
John +. Hylan, testifying today at
the investigation of transit conditions
in New York City ordered by Gov
ernor Alfred +. Smith. placed re-
sponsibility for the situation here
upon the State Transit Commission,
of which George McAneny is chair
man.
Closely questioned by Henry i.
Sherman, who is presenting the evil
dence and testimony TO supreme
Court Justice McAvoy, the mayor. in
heated replies. launched several at
tacks against he Transit Commission
for not compelling the Interborough
Rapid Transit Company and the
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit Com
pany to put on more cars.
When Mr.. sherman suggested that
the commission had taken testimony
on the question of service, Mayor
Hylan interrupted: They take testi-
mony. testimony and testimony. blf
they don't act"
The witness accused Mr.. Sherman
of attempting to lead him into traps
with his many questions Justice
McAvoy interrupted to say: There
are no traps here, Mr.. Mayor"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-24
CHRISTMAS CAROLS FEATURE
THE ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON

The Rotary Club held a Christmas
party today when 1t met for it's
weekly luncheon at the New Packer
House. The committee in charge of
the celebration headed by Fred j.
Cox had prepared a musical pro-
gram consisting or Christmas carols
and community singing. During the
luncheon S. E. Shull read the ever
new Christmas poem, ''The Night
Before Christmas.
The most delightful feature of the
party was the singing by Stanley
Potter and William McDermott.
Carols as duets and carols as solos
followed In rapid succession and
were greatly enjoyeo. Their singing
gave the real Christmas touch to the
occasion.
At the close of the luncheon sew
eral members dressed as cooks
brought in huge pies in which were
member. Each one pulled a ribbon
and the gifts came forth and were
distributed. There was much, merri-
ment as the members compared their
presents.
Not the least impressive feature
of the party was the letter written
by one of the inmates of the Rah-
way reformatory to Arthur Stern
who conducts class at that insti-
tuition every Thursday night along
with other Rotary members from
this part OF the state. The letter
showed the appreciation the young
man felt toward those who were
taking enough interest in the boys
to go to the reformatory to be a
friend" to those confined there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-24
-JACKERH HELD
At COUNTYSEAT
Newark Man Arrested Yester-
day in Stolen Car by New
Brunswick Police
1 HAD FAKE CREDENTIALS
{ HAD FAKE CREDENTIALS
Prisoner Carried RevoIyers,
Badges, Search Warrants
Booze in His Automobile

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 24.-An
arrest made by the local police here
yesterday afternoon, is of consider
able interest to Newark, New York
and the federal authorities. 1t also
checked the career of an alleged no
torious bootlegger- hijacker, who OPP
srated his activities in this section.
On a tip submitted to him, Patrol
man William A. Sprague apprehend-
ed at $3.50 p. M, on French street,
Thomas Parker. forty-seven years
old, of Newark. Parker is alleged
\ to have had in his possession a car
which was stolen in New York last
April AS the officer approached,
Parker, it is said attempted to reach
for revolver in his pocket, but
failed. The officer directed Parker
to drive to police headquarters. AS
the machine reached the Spring al
ley, Parker kicked out a brief case
In an unsuccessful attempt to create
some commotion and make a geta-
way. The officer paid no attention
to the affair.
When Spring and Church street!
were reached. the police say. Par
L iser drove his machine over the side
walk. Officer Savage at the point o.
his gun forced the man to drive t
the station. When searched at thu
station a 80 automatic pistol wal
found on Parker. AS the man wa!
being registered citizen brough
in the brief case which was thrown
out of the car at the alley.
Parker was asked for the key. HI
refused He warned the Officers
against opening it. because of cour
steps he would take. The police
however. opened the case and found
a .3S calibre Colt revolver. severa
federal search warrants. several in
ternal revenue agents badges. al
identification of an internal revenue
as agent as issued by the authori
ties. All these documents wer
bogus papers. the police say.
In the machine the police fount
three l gallon glass jars containing
whlskey.
Parker was held on two charges
carrying concealed weapons. The de
partment of Justice was notified. th
New York police were given tn
stolen car angle while the Newarl
and Essex county authorities will
also come and look the man over.
The police say that Parker Il
well known in bootlegging circles II
Newark and that his operations a
hi-iacker have brought terror t
, MANY bootleggers, who operate'
Ngainst Parker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-24
lIeged Booze HiJacker Held I'm MiddIesex County Jail
SALVATION ARMY GIVES
RELIEF To THE NEEDY

Distribution of 125 Christmas bas-
kets to the needy of this city and
vicinity began at 8 o'clock at the
headquarters of the Salvation Army
in Madison avenue. Some of the
baskets were given to those who
called at the headquarters while
others were taken out by army
workers in automobiles which had
been donated for the accession. Each
basket weighed thirty-two pounds
and contained those goodies that go
to gladden. the heart on Christmas
and make the day cheerful. The con-
tents of each basket is valued at SIS.
The children Of each family that
received a basket today. on next
Monday night will be entertained at
the army headquarters at which time
a toy will be presented to them also
fruit and candy. Santa Claus will
also be present at that time to greet
the little folks. The distribution of
the baskets is taking place under the
direction OF Captain and Mrs. Walk
er. Some of the baskets will be
taken to Fords and others to Key
pert.