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NORTON NOTES

Weather very dry, but rains threat.
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marden from San Jon,
also Miss Angie Elder and MIR. Mundell
were among the visitors at the conven.
ton.
School is progressing nicely, the at
tendance is good and that is one Of the
very necessary elements to make the
school a success.
There has been no little excitement
over the herd law in these parts. We
hope this thing will bee settled before
the season is over.
The Norton school children will cele.
brate Childrens Day at Norton June 10.
All other sunday schools are cordially
invited. Quite IA good program has been
arranged and the Secretary would be
glad to note any numbers that might
be rendered by other schools.
The Quay County Singing Convcn.
ton that was held here May - was a
grand affair, several hundred people he.
ing gathered here from all over the
county. The singing was good aud
! everybody seemed 10 have an excep,
/ tionally good time. The dinner was the
finest in the land; II didn't look NJ if
the New Mexico people were near starv.
alton yet. The ladies' will entertain the
convention July 30.3l.
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a trip to the caprock Wednesday re.
turning with a nice load of wood.
Tyler snodgrass and family Of Trim.
dad, Colo, are visiting Mrs. s~nodgrsss ;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Hcnritze.
Mr.. Ferguson gave a dance to the
young folks last Friday night. 1t was
n farewell hop, as they were leaving
for Kansas Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra stemple have been
on Mrs. Stemple's farm for the past
week putting in some crops. They re.
turned to Upton after posts to fence
their Egypt farm.
TENNESSEE GIRL.
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WHERE rs CAPITAL OF
STATE
Governor Haskell Is Trans
acting Business In Okla
homa City May Have To
Use Militia.
rs SUMMONED TO APP.
PEAR IN G 0 R T

Oklahoma City, Okla, June l5.-lt
may be necessary to use militia to o
the state capital to this city. just where
the capital is now, is n puzzle. Some
state officers are here and some are in
Guthrie.
Governor Haskell and Secretary of
State Cross are ~transacting official bus.
mess under the original state seal at
Oklahoma, City while assistant secre
tary Of state Meyer has a duplicate
seal aud In ~transacting official business
in Guthrie. The supreme court and
other departments of state are proceed
ing with their various duties as if u
capitol election had not been held. The
Republican state committee recognized
the two capitals by filing referendum
petitions of both Guthrie and Oklahoma
City.
Deputy United States marshal Chris
Madsen, Of Guthrie, has served a eta.
ton on Governor Haskell summoning
him to appear in the Federal court Fri.
day to show cause why he should at.
tempt to remove the state capitol to
Oklahoma City.
Quarters for all state officers and
boards have been secured in Oklahoma
City and they will be occupied as soon
as the records, books, and fixtures of
the offices in Guthrie can be moved
here. Governor Haskell and his attor.
ncys are confident that neither the state
nor federal injunction will hold. In the
meantime. temporary blanks, books and
stationary sre being used.
Adjt. Gen. Canton of the Oklahoma
National Guard, conferred with COVER.
nor Haskell and declared that IL any re-.
cords were needed, II was a matter Of
word for the guard to get them.
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BARD CITY ITEMS

W. +. Fullwood in now serving cold
drinks aud conf%ectioneries to the pub.
lie.
Horace Horne. r. NJ. and Z. q. Alfred
attended the base ball game n Endee
last Saturday.
Horace Horne left Monday for Kan
sas, whore he expects to work through
harvest.
\ ear load of machinery will arrive
this week for the installing Of a news.
paper here.
win Kirkham has returned to his
claim from Endee where he has been
working for several days.
+. NJ. Wade came in from Glenrio
saturday night Ia visit homefolks. He
returned to his work Monday.
f. II. Fullwood is building an up-to,
date grain store here which will be-
completed In "A few days.
The furniture and fixtures for the
hotel will arrive from Amarillo this
week and a hotel will lie opened TO the
public about Friday.
The San Jon and Bard City boys will
cross bats at Endce next Thursday with
Dolby Flat and Allen. This promises
to be an interesting game.
The citizens of this district will meet
here next Saturday to discuss the build.
ing of new school buildings as our pres.
ent school house is too small for our
needs.
Messrs. q. q. I've, Andrew Clinesmith,
Ben Wright and Frank Tye left last
week for the mountains in the western
part Of the territory on an outing trip.
We presume they will kill a bear while
there.
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EGYPT EVENTS

Leon Phillips attended Sunday school
last Sunday.
Mr.. Maxwell oi Dry Lake, was in
Egypt ON BUSINESS this week.
Mrs. Terrell and children visited Miss
b. Culpepper Friday night.
The Misses Potts of Sterling City,
Texas are visiting Mrs. Roberts.
Mrs. d. Williams OF Trcumcari. is
visiting relatives and friend, in our vi.
entity this weak,
Mr.. Roberts is progressing nicely in
digging his well, he has il TO 4 lcpth of
thirty.hve feet.
Lee shiplet and family and Nj. DAv.
idson and family will leave for Okla.
homa son to hunt for work.
The sunday school was good last
Sunday, with about thirty present. c,
X. Henry is the president.
Mr.. llenritze and Mr.. Houston made
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Cab, day or night, call telephone No.
ls.tf.
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ToRRERT ITEMS

Mrs. l.. p. Mars was the guest Of
Mrs. +. w. Hass.
Luther Hudson has returned to Kan
sas to work n while.
Crops are coming up and are also look.
ing fine after the rain.
Literary at the Forrest Scnool house
has been well attended.
/. =. Mars has been planting for
x. A. Hudson the past week.
Mrs. l.. r, Mars was the guest Of
Mrs. l.. +. Hudson last week.
The sand storms are common visitors
to Forrest in the last week.
Mr.. X. A. Hudson made a business
trip to the brakes not long ago.
Mrs. Curtis and son were the guests
Of Mrs. F. ID. Monkey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Yates made n bus.
moss trip to Melrose, Friday.
Miss Florence Murdick who has been
on the sick list is improving.
Mrs. G. r. McKinnie and sister were
the guests Of Miss Copeland Sunday.
Miss Alta Hudson was the guest Of
Mrs Lena Mcbride one night last week.
Mr.. J. g. Mcbride and W. T. Me.
Bride made a business trip to Tucum.
cGri last week.
Mrs. Moore and son have returned TO
her home in Texas after n few weeks
visit with her daughter.
Mr.. G.. q. Brown has been setting
posts for a fence the last week for the
merchant at Forrest.
Mrs. Geo. Cooper and children have
gone to Oklahoma, to spend a few
months vacation with her parents,
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SALOON ROBBED AND
MAN BURNED TO DEATH

Wharton, Texas, June l5.-News is
received here this morning from Tiger
Bend, Wharton county, that Winfield
McCauley was burned to death and the
saloon Of Joe Burgher destroyed by Are
there early Tuesday morning az n re.
suit of a futile attempt of burglars
To crack the saloon safe.
II is presumed that the burglars gain.
ed admission TO the saloon shortly after
midnight. They robbed the sash reg.
lister Of a small amount, took what they
wanted from the bar stock and started
TO work on a large iron safe. A chisel
was used to remove the combination
handle and in an effort TO break the
floor Of the safe but without avail.
The strong box ~withstanding the yegg.
men, they fired the saloon and the flames
enveloped the building and cpt of the
avenue OF escape of McCauley who oc.
cupied a sleeping DON " the saloon.
His body was recovered Tuesday
morning, burned almos beyond reeog-
milton.
The financial loss Ii about $4,000.
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ENDEE ITEMS

Geo. Barry left last week for Okla.
homa.
Walter Ayres has returned from his
home in Indiana.
John Batson shows his smiling face
again among Endee people.
j. T.. Bump Of Porter. was In the
city recently to sell his feed.
A. A. Williams has been digging a
well on his farm this week.
C. II. Horning was ON the sick list
the fore part of the week.
Captain Reaves spent Friday with
the Wicks family north of town.
The new firm Killough and Batson
will open their store mex Monday.
Rev. X. l.. and .,,rs. shannon of
Frost were Endee shoppers Monday.
j.. l.. Oldham of Oklahoma City, reg.
istered at the n. d. Hotel recently.
Thelma Jones of Amarillo. is visit.
ing Mrs. Eurapha Williams this week.
Big game of ball is expected next
Saturday bet wee Dobie Flat and Allen,
e. e.. Batsou, Ernest Long and 4.
Batson returned from Grape Vine ranch
Monday.
g.. q. Tye and Mr.. Klinesmith of
Bard, were in Ende on business Mon.
day.
f.. q. Ball, the Amarillo feed sales.
man, sold Il ear load of feed To E.ndce
merchants this week.
Will Smith, II. L.. Gath and ID. u.
Ferril Of FL Paso, we're in the city on
business recently.
c. G.. Cochran had n ear unloaded
this week. Mr.. Cochran has purchased
a large scale TO be unloaded soon.
Mrs. w. =. Hedgecoke and Mrs. Flu.
gene Iedgecoke were the guests at J.
NJ. Hedgecoke' 3 last Sunday.
Mrs. Adams, who has been visiting
Mrs. l.. H.. Mumly, returned to her
home at Dodge City, Kansas, Monday.
Mrs. l.. G.. Kenner and Mrs. Halbred
of Sayre, Oklahoma, passed through En-
dee recently to visit their relatives on
the Plains south Of town.
Mrs. Bubbart, Mrs. Luke and Misses
IRA and Eva Luke are off for n few
weeks visit with Mrs. G. Smithers,
northeast Of Adrian.
Mrs. r. A. Prewitt arrived last wees
from her home in South Dakota and re.
turned Wednesday accompanied by her
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FOE RENT

FOE RENT
Furnished rNox,s, No. lO2 Corner
High and Second streets. <-5.tf
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HAPPY RIDGE RouNp.ups

Henry Foster was on his claim n few
days.
Tom Brown il spending a few days
on his claim.
Sim Harris is planting for Walter
Evans this week.
The new school house was named
last week, Mt. Zion.
Wenyl Holm went 20 Tucumcari 10
work on the coal chute.
We have been having quite n few
sand storms this week.
Mrs. Jacobs and daughter spent the
afternoon with MIRA. Ida Evans.
Mrs. Harris aud Mrs. Ida Evans made
n business trip to Tucumcari !ist week,
Steve Beagle has beer improving his
residence by building a porch on the
south side.
Miss Eva Brown was up to her sitser =
Mrs. u. c. Thomson, and spent the
night the first Of the week.
The Happy Ridge bcople attended the
singing convention at Norton and all
report a good time. But Of course, the
dinner was the hest oi ali.
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NORTON ITEMS

Ms. w. T.. Pollard was sick Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mrs. james l.. Bowerman has been
very sick the past week.
Mrs. j. T. Underwood spent a couple
Of days in Tucumcari last week.
Mrs. u. @. Clemens is on the sick
list again. Also Mr.. ]. Clemens, Sr.
J. l.. Bowerman, J.. II. Bedford and
ID. q. Clemens were in Tucumcari Mon.
day.
Ray Swain left San Jon for Okla.
h0ma on June 8. He will return some
time in August.
Mr.. win Haines and the two Lang.
dons have gone to Kansas to work in
the harvest fields.
Mr., and Mrs. W. T.. Pollard and fam.
lily spent q part of last week with Mrs.
Pollard s folks at San Jon.
The Farmers Union have discontin-
ued for a while AS so many Of the mem.
bers have gone away to work.
Mrs. Troth ana two daughters, took
supper with Miss NJ. NJ. Bell Sunday
and attended tho singing ut De Roy
Weleh's in the evening.
Sunday June 10th will be Children =
Day. The exercises will begin at ten
o'clock and there will be a picnic din
nor at noon. Everyone Is cordially in.
vited to attend.
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il had been wholly abandoned for FIVE
years. Now therefore, said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond and
offer evidence touching said allegation
Mt 10 o'clock a. In. on July IS, 1910,
before the Register and Receiver at the
United States land Office in Tucumcsri,
n. NJ.
The said contestant having, in a prop
er affidavit, fled June 7, 1910, set forth
facts which show that after due dill
gence personal service Of this notice can
not be made, it is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
Record address of entryman-Tucum.
carl, New Mexico.
Il. a. Prentice, Register.
6.14.5t. n. V. Gallegos, Receiver.
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CONTEST NOTICE
Serial No. 04l92 Contest No. 1906
Department of the Interior, U. s. Land
Office, %Tucumcari, New Mexico
luna : ION

Office, Tucumcari, New Mexico
June Z, 1910
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this Office by John j. Hay.
mes, contestant, against Homestead En-.
try No. 479I, Serial No. 04l92, made
July II, 1903, for M NEA, See. ~,
Twp. 10 N, Range Is T., NEA NWA
and Lot l Of See. :, Twp, 10 n, Range go
T., n. NJ. Principal Meridian, by Levi
T.. West, Contestee, in which it is al.
legged under date of October 81, 1909,
that said entryman had never earned
said land. That said land had not
been resided upon or cultivated as re.
quired by law and had wholly abandon
ed for more than three years prior to
said date, and from information received
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It's no trouble at all. Call up 500,
They will do the rest. The Wardrobe
6-3.tf.
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CHURCH.

On Sundays: LIST mass . $500 A. NJ
End mass at 10000 A.. M.
Weekly mass at 700 A. N
Rev. Jules II. Molinic, Pastor
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&c CORRESPONDENCE e

husband, who has been here some time
for his health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-09
KEYPORT B. 81.
OFFICERS MET
New Value Fixed For Rstir-
ing Series kow Running.
,aota, 70 ~, UvrNrNa NEWS.

Special to tho EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Dec. 9:-The Board OF
Directors OF the Second Keyport
Loan Association, who were elected
at the stockholders meeting held in
Keough's hall, IN Church and Front
streets, Thursday night, December /,
met at the office Of Secretary George
w. Brown, in Front street, Wednes-
day night to organize and elect
officers. "A new retiral value. was
also placed on each series of shares
now running, which are the fifth,
sixth. seventh and eighth. The ninth
series Is being Earted this year, the
books being left open for new mem
bers until the first meeting night in
February. which will be held Thurs
day, February 8. 1911. In Keough's
hall. The recent report OF the asso-
citation shows a very marked in
crease in earnings and the stockhold-
ers showed their appreciation by re-
electing the same directors, who in
turn reelected the Same officers.
They are: President, John w.
Keough; vice president, James e.
secretary, George w. Brown;
treasurer. Arthur M. Brown; attor-
ney, George w. Brown.
The other directors besides the
officers are: John w. Mason, Rich
ard r. Brown, Garrett s. Jones and
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BELF0RD

Postmaster d. w. Van Note spent
| yesterday in Freehold.
Judson Palmer made a business
trip to Newark Thursday.
George Henry was in Freehold
yesterday attending to business.
The institute of the M, e. church
is a lively looking place these days.
About fifteen ladies are employed
there by John Osborne and Robert
Seeley making Christmas green's.
Miss Aline White is entertaining
friends from Plainfield.
Irving Roap was in Red Bank
yesterday.
The interior of Daniel Benefits
barber shop is receiving a new coat
of paint.
George W. Hillaker returned to-
day from New York city, where he
had charge of running a moving pic
ture performance at the Mechanics
Institute on West Forty-fourth
street.
John Ravens is having an addition
built on his barn.
The Yarnall variety store Is still
closed owing to the sickness of
George Yarnall, ST., who has charge
of the place.
Reports have It there will be a
pool tournament very soon in Daniel
pool room. o
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COURT CASES
IN MONMOUTH
Mr.. Gum Accused oil
AssauIting Mr.. Rodd.

Freehold, Dec. 9:-There was a
sporting affair near Forest and
Stream when on September II at
Millhurst Walter Gum assaulted
Louis Rodd. Gum was in court
yesterday looking bored. He said
he wasn't loaded when he went off at
his hooks. Rodd reeled when
struck. 1t was said that Gun went
off half cooked. Anyway he waived
indictment and pleaded guilty and
was released under suspended sem
tence until the first Thursday In
March. BY that time the cunning
season will be over.
Frank Septum, who last week
pleaded guilty to carrying con
cealed weapons, was RELEASED under
suspended sentence until February
2. Septum was agent at the Bath
avenue railroad station, Long
Branch, and early In September he
tried one night to drive away from
the station a young man and wo-
MAJ who were lettering about. They
wouldn't go and he got a revolver
and threatened to shoot them. Then
CHey went.
Andrew Marinella pleaded not
guilty to Illegal sale of liquor at AZ
Ridge avenue, Asbury Park. He
was released under $500 bail for
trial December 15.
DR.. Austin Neame, Of Red Bank,
pleaded not guilty to deserving his
wife, Mrs. Josephine Neame, in CAL
ifornia. He was held under $500
bail for trial December %. DR..
Neame was before the court but. the
plea was made by his counsel, Jo-
seph Riley. DR.. Neame came east
from California more than a year
ago and lived at Red Bank with his
children. A woman and her mother
lived with them and Mrs. Neame,
when she arrived last summer,
charged the doctor with adultery.
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You Take No Risk
Our Reputation and Money arc Back
OF This Offer.

vi Ab1c oAS
We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial, II Jul remedy fails
to completely relieve you Of consti-
patton. We take all the risk. You
are not obligated to us In any way
whatever, II you accept our offer.
| Could anything be more fair for
you? Is there any q why you
should hesitate to put our claims to
a practical test?
The most scientific, .common-sense
treatmen is Rexall Orderlies, which
are eaten Ike candy. They are very
pronounced, gentle and pleasant In
action, and particularly agreeable In
every way. They do not cause diar-
rhoea, nausea. fatulence. gripping or
any Inconvenience whatever. Rexall
Orderlies are particularly good for
children, aged and delicate persons.
We urge you to try Rexall Order
lies at our risk. Two sizes, 10c.
and $50. Remember, you can get
Rexall Remedies In this community
only at our store-Ths Rexall Store.
Seaman, druggist
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KEANsBuRG

John Collins was In New York cts,
Thursday.
John Covert, John Painter and
Jesse Painter left today Tor New
York to witness the six-day Aeyots
race.
Last night at the shore grocerT
store a matched game OF deminoes
between Messrs. Oberiauder and Win.
cent against Smith and tanner. res
suited in a great walk ove Tor 0ber-
lauder and Vincent, winning Avs
straight games.
Mrs. e. J.. Beais, OF Red Bank.
visited her brother, Irving Bennett.
yesterday.
About twenty OF our young people
attended the supper and dance given
at Bedford by Jr. O. U. A. M. last
night. All reported having e good
time.
Daniel Wilson Is again wording
for Oslen, the contractor. Mr.. VIII
son was kept away by the sickness
of his daughter, who was III of dtph-
iberia,
John Hay was taking a passenger
to Keansburg Beach about z o'clock
last night with his horse and
sleigh, when the sleigh upset. throw
ing the occupants cut and the horse
running away. Fortunately. no n
was hurt, but the horse al nearly
three miles before he was stopped,
The owner was notified and went af-
ter him.
Mrs. N. P. Dedd is entertaining
cousin, Miss Ada Reinhart, OF
Delaware Water Gap, for a rev
days
+ M. Chou, of Brooklyn. was ieok-
ing after his property oH eKansburg
Beach yesterday.
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FTHYsELF.

4ous consequence to
IA how near he is to
ISIS without showing
time bis greatness.
dangerous to let him
Is withou, his mean
pre- dangerous YET to
porans Of either, but
that he should be
kof both.-- Pascal.
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MONMOUTH COUNTY

ell, teacher. Clarence B%ahrenburg,
John Campbell, Percy Chinery, Nor
man Everdell, Esther Lober, Helen
Longstreet, Fanny McKelvey, Annie
Seligman, Joyce Van Buskirk, Bes-
ste Young.
Junior Class-Miss Angel. teach
er. Elsie Bahrenburg. Nellie Kelly,
Ruth McKeen, Nellie Regan.
Senior Cass-Miss Eleanor Van
Brackle, teacher. Fred @. Ogden,
Kenney w. Rowser. Edna s. Rob-
erts.
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Weadipa Hints,

For an early morning wedding a
tailor dress Is best form for the bride.
She may wear flowers or carry them.
as she chooses. The bridegroom may
wear q sack suit, but q cuta way would
be better. With the latter a high hat
would be required. but with the for
mel a derby would be correct.
Bridesmaids duties are honorary.
She should be willing to make herself
useful to the bride before ana imme-
iiateiy after the wedding.
At the ceremony she precedes the
bride into the room or church. follow
ing her from II. She does nothing
during the ceremony. as It Is a maid
Of honor who holds the brides flow
srs and turns back the veil.
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MATAWAN
CHAPEL HILL WEDDING
to the KYrNrNa NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Chapel Hill, Dec. 9:-Miss Mae
Smith and Mr.. George Gordon were
married at the home OF the bride on
Wednesday last at IL o'clock noon
by the Rev. Mr.. Schiller, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church. of
Atlantic Highlands. Both the bride
and the groom are popular people
in this vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don left for New York city for a few
days and on their return will live at
Chapel Hill.
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IP0RT

beTry, Of this place,
his home in Main
ktended business trip
18th.
Fl. Thompson and
IKruser, both of this
pair the choir of the
Fhurch at the latter's
if street, tonight.
w. Frank ~Stanhope,
Ire spending a few
. at Brooklyn.
Armstrong, of this
ned to her home In
O short stay with
Harry s.. Brown at
kewood.
u Walling, of this
rtafn the Saturday
lib at her home, In
sorrow night. In
whist the game of
will constitute the
be free to the
the Freehold
tbs first team Of the
h Club at the Bruins
gpHrlora tonight. A
ct Ii expected. The
of the Centurys will
I Ackerson, Brennan,
1nd Heyer. Heyer is
j The Freehold team
be a fast one and an
series of games il
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M. {.
hurch Chooses
vi Officers.
NEWS.

NC NEWS.
p:-At a meeting
DOL of the Calvary
Id In the lecture
kurch Wednesday
wing officers were
a Super
ry; assistant
u r. Latham;
~l,intendent, Mrs.
bcretary of school,
ar; assistant secre-
lmeon P. Dey; Sec
school board, Miss
treasurer, Albert
Ian, Roland G. Dey;
4 ID. Harris; pianist,
Hof; leader of
w. Jewett; Cradle
ut superintendent,
! Cokelet; Beginners
perintendent, Miss
Primary de-
Miss Eur
department gu
be Nettie e. Strong;
superinten-
Senior de-
1~tendent, Rev. John
Home department
Mrs. John w. Nick
/ Of Missionary So
i Hopkins; secretary
Eociety, Simeon P.
BIZ Missionary Socie-
president
Society, Daniel M.
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Prsiudiess.


We can forgive any man his pre1u-
dices-provided they don't conflict with
ours.-Life.
Read the NEWS every fsya
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-09

Harvey s. Bedle. The directors are
ell local men except Mr.. Jones, who
is formerly of this place. but now of
Railway, and he has retained his
dictatorship after leaving the bor-
ough, but still attends the meetings
and shows the same interest in the
association
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-09

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