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Holbrook argus., 1912-04-30
THE HoHEsTEADER's DILEMMA

It has been supposed for long time that the real intent of the original homestead law was primarily to pro- vide a means of furnishing the indivi- dual not owning real estate an oppor- tunity to aquire land on which to re side and to encourage him to cultivate the same and become a producer of the necessary foodstuffs. However, locally. in many instances, the apparent origin al intent of the homestead idea has not only been circumvented, but it has been reversed, until instead of furnishing an avenue by which the entryman needing a home might be recompensed, it has by the many restrictions made the talk
 ng up of B quarter section of land 8 rich mans proposition
 The man who enters quarter section of arid land, raises family of God
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
summary of Z. 4. O.'s
Work of the Year.

summary of z. Il. O.'s
Work of the Year.
The year books issued by the To-
cal chapter Of the = f.. O. are cx-
tremely artistic. printed on white
| dcCkel edge paper with the cover
done IN gilt lettering and the whole
ncati3 tied with yellow silk corr
one page Is devoted to Fact, A.
"out T. h. o. briefly told
The names and addresses - the
nonresident members are given and
there is In Memoriam" page devoted
To the two deceased members. Mrs.
Blanche McGregor and Mrs Roberta
A. Breen
The officers OF the chapter are as
follows:
Mrs. Ball. president, Mrs. Jackson
yice-president Mrs Delzell Record
inL Secretary Miss Mcdonald CORES
bonding Secretary, Mrs. Hin Urea
surer, Mrs. Deason, Chaplain. Mrs.
Ross. Guard. Mrs Meyer. Journal
III, MIh, AAleil, IldulSl
The active membership is as fol-
lows Mrs Frederick Kendall, Mrs.
J NJ. Delzell. Mrs w ID. Patton. Mrs
G. II Ball. Mrs. s. T. Meyer. Mrs.
7. ]. Considine. Mrs j W Hill. Mrs
c. -. Jackson. Mrs X NJ Deason.
Mrs. G. T Thomas. Mrs. w II KIM
brough, Mrs W. S. AXtell. Mrs. II.
w Wagner. Mrs y W Shouts. Mrs.
c. O. Ross. Mrs. j X Shireman, Mrs.
d. NJ McMaster. Mrs. W A. Blank.
Mrs Bedford. Mrs Kate Patton, Mrs.
Linn. Miss Mary Mcdonald. Mrs. +.
=. Powell, Plainview. Texas. Mrs n
T. White. Washburn. Texas. Mrs. ].
D. Galloway, Hale Center. Texas. Mrs
A. j Bennett. Wichita Falls, Texas,
Mrs. Iva Webster. Brownsville. Texas.
Mrs. II +. Smith bakersfield. Calf.
Mrs Holmes Johnson. Cashmere.
Wash. Mrs. Clifford Brally. Dalhart.
Texas. Mrs. H. n Brandall. Fairfield.
Iowa
The program for the year Is MS
follows
Reassembly day Sept. "a
Hostess Mrs. Ross
Committee X Patton. Mrs.
Ball. Mrs Linn.
October S.
Parliamentary Drill
The Marys OF the Bible "
Northumberland
Music,
s.. October %
Hcs'ep Mrs bedford
Buddhism
Bible Women Queen Esther"
"Confucianism
Roll Call
November
Hostess Mrs Ball
open Meeting
Social Committee Mrs Meyer. Mrs.
X Patton. Mrs. Thomas
November Il
Hostess Mrs Considne
Educational Day"
Committee
lf'ffllUFI
Hosteses Mrs Kimbrough aud Miss
Mcdonald
Robert Louise Stephenson
His Life"
Stories Poems and Essays
Roll Call
Music.
December II
Hostess Mrs X Patton
Christmas Party
Committee
January 3
Hostess Mrs Linn
Shakespeare Birthplace
Shakespeare. The Man
Music
January p
Hostess Mrs Delzell
Shakespeare Women
Women OF Intellect
Women of Sentiment
Women Of History
Roll Call
February
Day With Absent Members
Greetings from Absent Members
February "a
Colonial Party
Piano Solo
RoS Call
Standing Social Committee
March
Hostess Mrs Jackson
Election and Installation OF officers
March Is
Hostess Mrs. Meyer
The Tragedy OF Macbeth
Historical Setting
Act Leader
Roll Call
Music
April
Hostess Mrs Hill
THE Tragedy OF Macbeth
Act H. Leader
Roll Call
Vocal Solo
April 10
Hostess Mrs Wagner
Macbeth continued }
Act III Leader
April %
Hostess Mrs Blank
Macbeth CONTINUED.
Act " Leader
Roll Cali
Nav 10 Mrs Shouts
Macbeth continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
Johnson street Mothers
Club Elect Officers

The Johnson Street school moth
ers club met Friday afternoon at
the school building with good atten-
dance and held an excellent meet
ing The enthusiasm and interest
In the years work shown by those
present was very encouraging 10
the officers of the club. The alter
noon was devoted to business and Of
ficers for the ensuing year we're ele-
cted as follows Mrs Arthur Ander-
son. president, Mrs Hughes, vice
president. Mrs Morgan. Secretary .
Mrs Stewart. treasurer tn" pro
gram committee appointed Includes
Mrs W " ~Feese Mrs q u Neal
pine. and Miss Elizabeth Nixon
The club will hold monthly meet
ings on the fourth Tuesdays of each
month. and every mother aud patron
OF the school IN this ward is urged
10 attend the club meetings ana as
sist In the work this year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
bradley kimbrough Complimcnicd
With Entertainment AT the Manse.

on Thursday evening at the Cen
trail Presbyterian Manse. 1902 Tayl-
or street. Mr. Bradley kimbrough.
who leaves tomorrow for Houston 10
enter the william VI Rice Institute
was complimented with a very en-
joyable entertainment given by Mrs.
X Thomson, and Mrs Herbert A.
TAFT. with the members of the choir
as guests.
The entertainment for the even
ing constituted OF music and must
cal games and contests Those con
tributing TO the program were Prof.
Axtell. and Mrs. Call instrumental
numbers and Mr. kimbrough, Mrs.
TAFT and Mrs Van Malta vocal num-
bers.
Mr. Kimbrough was presented with
a set OF four handsome ebony brush
es with silver mountings and name
plate on which we're his initials. the
gift OF the choir and a few OF his
friends In the church Mrs TAFT pre-
scented the gift and expressed the
appreciation OF the choir OF such an
able member and their regret al his
departure.
The refreshments served during
the evening were banana salad. hot
coffee and chocolate and divinity
fudge
Those present were: Rev and Mrs
r. Thomson. Mr. and Mrs Herbert
4 TAFT, Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Thorn
pson. Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Deason.
Mr. and Mr. J. l. Van Natta. Mr.
and Mrs I o Wilson. Miss Stubbs
Mrs Ball. Miss Robinett. Miss Fay
White. Mrs Call. Miss Willie Kim
brough. Messrs Bivins Cockrell. Ax-
tell Kimbrough and Lynn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
Dance at Elks Home
For Visiting Ladies,

The Dance given at the Elk's home
Friday evening complimcnting the
visiting young ladies in Amarillo ads
another to the already long list of
enjoyable social events to the credit
OF Amarillo Elks Excellent music
was furnished the dancers BY Jesse's
orchestra.
Those present were Misses White.
Miliken, Home OF Waco. Lester OF
Canyon, the Misses Spell OF Hillsboro.
the Misses Dustin OF Denver. Hamlet
OF Louisville. Ky, Burgess. Kelley OF
Dallas, Rucker, Rix. Curtis, Zellner.
Davis, Kirk. Stone OF Fort Worth.
shelton, the Misses Lyons OF Augusta
Ga. Ballinger OF Augusta. Ga. Me-
Dade Of Canyon and McDade OF Fl.
Forth. Messrs Kirsch. Swift. Troll
linger, Tolleson. Lester OF Canyon,
Moore, Braunig. Smith. W. O. Allen.
Rogers. Brownell. Burgess. Eppler.
Daily, Thompson. j. 4. Allen. Chas
Ware. Sweeney. Lucas. Morning.
Lindsay. Hunt, Mayes OF Fort Worth
Gibson OF Calvert. Rogers of Dallas.
kearns. Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs Maddox and Mrs rau-
renee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
TELEPHONE lOI

killough home to- take the doctor
and his wife for an automobile drive
stopped at DR.. Crume's home where
they were invited In for few min
utes. the guests had assembled in the
meantime and storm OF applause
greeted DR. and Mrs Killough when
they entered the home.
The interior of the beautiful home
was arranged for the occasion with
roses and asters. The dinner was
followed by toasts. jokes and cigars,
music was enjoyed during the ev-
ening and delightful social evening
Nas spent.
DR. Killough leaves today for Chi
caSo TO take post graduate course
and takes with him the happy mem
cries OF this pleasant evening.
Those present were DR. and Mrs
Killough and Doctors Patton. Gist,
Wrather. Johnson. Hanson, Jordan,
G.. r Vinyard, S. p Vinyard. J. Ras-
60. C T. Thomas. Sr. G. T Thomas.
.ir and Lumpkin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
Central Presbyterian
Missionary society.

The Missionary Society OF the Cen
trail Presbyterian church will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. 4.
S Thompson. 1901 Polk Street, at 2
O'Clock and the following interesting
program will be rendered:
Topic Missionary Survey.
Hymn Take Ny Life and Let II
BE
Scripture. John l5:i-ls.
Prayer
Reading Of the Minutes and other
business
Method and means for Stimu-
lation Mrs FIiginbotham. Mrs. W
= Zimmerman. Mrs " u Campbell
and Mrs Allen Early
Solo Mrs Herbert A. TAFT
Increase In the Membership
Mrs ~ a Mobiles. Mrs. =. ". Bra
zelton and Mrs J W Crudington
Song Little Miss winnifred hi
ginbotham
. Conservation of National J.
deals Ca Extracts from Study
books. Mrs Ned Preston
tBl The conserving Force. Mrs
Dean Kirk
Chalk Talk Mrs u 5 Thompson
Music Miss Bonita Thompson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
". VI. I. of First Baptist
thurch With Mrs. Sladc.

The " NJ OF the First Baptist
church viii meet with Mrs $ j.
Slade 1904 Polk Street Wednesday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock and with Mrs.
Prescott as leader the following pro-
gram will be rendered
Hymn America
Prayer for our Country
Bible study
Roll CAN. each member to answer
with some fact about the country
church
Song
Paper what the Country church
needs % Mrs vs. D Patton
Paper Some Solutions of the
country church problem offering
Reading Mrs \ K Sims
Vocal Solo Mrs Frank Ryburn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
Circle =. Quilting Party
With Mrs. Mcknight.

The ladies OF circle + OF the First
Baptist church spent very profita-
BILE and pleasant day FRIDAY al the
home OF Mrs \. Mcknight 1913
Polk street, uilting The quit
which the circle has Just finished
piecing was quilted, the ladies gath
ering at the home alto o'clock In The
morning and retiring al 8 o'clock In
the afternoon,
A sumptious dinner was served by
Mrs Mcknight and the hospitability
extended in the home made the day
one long 70 be remembered by those
present
During the afternoon the ladies'
we're Joined by Mrs r \ Johnston
Mrs Will Curtis. Mrs Y , Jenkins
and her sister. Mrs y J Morgan
of Ballinger. who assisted In the
work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
Tom Thumb Wedding
Delightful Success.

The Tom Thumb Wedding given
Friday evening at rhe parsonage
home of Rev. and Mrs. +. h. Rob
inson. SO4 Polk Street. under the
auspices OF the Polk Street Metho-
dist church was a most delightful sue
cess financially and otherwise. The
spacious reception suite was arts
ytically decorated with pink and
white chrysanthemums and "A pro-
fusion of smilax with lovely potted
ferns
The altar was arranged with the
same decorations, the wedding color
scheme of pink and white being car
ried out.
The bridal party came down the
hood stair way into the parlor and
were preceded by little Miss kath-
leen Smith who gave a beautiful
reading then came the pianist, Miss
Mable Holland and the Soloist, Miss
Agnes Agard. who sweetly sang, Il
Love You Truly" To the strains of
mendelssohn's wedding march play
ed by Miss Holland. the bridal party
entered as follows:
The minister. 7. b. Fuqua, follow
ed nv the little flower girls, Vera A
gard and Regina Johnson, the ripg
bearer. Kathleen Wilmington; Bird
esmaids. Misses Mary Frances Cam
hell. Reba Johnson and Mary Pollard
Maid OF Honor Evelyn Schrieber,
Best man Edgar Wilson; groomsmen'
Messrs. Dan Gilvin. Holt Schrieber
and Flavel Goats; groom Payton
priddy. and the bride Miss Margar-
Of Ann Burgess with the father, Geo
Rush.
The little bride was Handsomely
rowned IN white satin entrain with
the long bridal veil fastened with
orange blossoms, and carried an arm
boquet of white roses; the maid OF
honor and brides maids we're daintlly
rowned in pink and carried boqueis
of sweet peas; the little flower
girls wore dainty white frocks with
pink bows and scattered rose leaves
in the brides pathway.
4 reception for the bridal party
was held following the ceremony and
the cutting OF the brides cake al
forded the little folks much pleasure.
During the reception the father sang
Silver Threads Among the Gold,
\ musical program was rendered
b. members of the League and the
guests were served pink cream and
waters.
The Leagues cleared $50 which
completes their Cuban Missionary
fund and leaves balance for other
'unds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
Extension society Entertained
Hy Mrs. Hurley.

The extension SoCiets of the sac
red Heart Catholic Church met with
Mrs Dave Hurley. 3o5 East Eighth
Street. Thursday afternoon and a
most pleasant meeting vas enjoyed.
The ladies had a few games and the
afternoon was enjoyed iu an infor-
NAL social way A short business
session vas held and plans for the
year were discussed. All expenses OF
sewing and giving fayors have been
dispensed with and the money viii
eo 10 the church building fund
Mrs Bourne. at 1905 Jackson 81.
viii boz hostess to the Society on We'd
nesday afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
Mrs. AStrocan EntcrtainS
With Five Hundred

Mrs. Joseph Astrocan entertained
with most delightful five hundred
party Thursday at her home. 1903
Van Buren, Street The decorations
In the reception suite were most
beautiful. being carried out with love
ly ferns and sun flowers.
At the close OF a very interesting
round of games the guests we're
served a delicious luncheon consist
ing Of chicken salad on lettuce leaves
bread and buter sandwiches. stuffed
olives, tomatoes with mayonaise hot
chocolate. angel food cake, and or
ange and white neopolitan cream
The Invited guests were
Mesdames ]. j Petty. Il W Du-
ren. John Ward, c. ID, Jackson, Lon
Sellars, c. G. Brady, lnman, Canode,
Starkweather, Newbold. Jack Hall,
+, S. Salter. c. O. Wolflin. Tom Cur
RTE, Durham, Dockray Testman. NJ.
h. Harris, W f. Sloane. Ozier.
Beard, Underwood, j. T. Green, |.
Rasco, Walter Allen. Orr, Carlisle.
W. b. Ponder, ]. O. Holland, ]. w.
Neale. X. + Wheeler. J. ~ Riggs.
and Misses Zone. Kirsch and Ozier.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
Home Mission society ~
thristing thurch Quilting

The ladies of the Home Mission
Society OF the First Christian church
met Friday early In the afternoon In
che church parlors aud tackled a com
fort for IN" Day Nursery and started
other work TO the completed al the
meeting "Wednesday
4 short business meeting was held
aud the members discussed their
plans for the year and pledged five
hundred dollars on the new parson-
age On Tuesday they will serve a
chicken dinner at LOOMS \ general
housecleaning In the church will be
superintendent b. the members OF the
Society this week and many small
details will receive attention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
Mrs. blank Entrrtains
VI. a.. X. Club.

Mrs Wesley 4 Blank vas most
charming hostess az the meeting Of
the NJ G. Il Club Thursday after
noon Al her home 500 4 Lincoln St
The afternoon was informally spent
az the club game and a dainty two
course luncheon was served
Besides the club members Miss
Blank had as her guests Mrs Sam
Lewis. Mrs VI Davis. and Miss
Cooke
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
Mrs. Ebcrstadt Entcrtains
Bridge club.

The Friday Bridge club was hear
mingly entertained from $50 10 IL
O'Clock Friday morning hy Mrs A.
Eberstadt M her lovely home. 1901
Fillmore street There we're three
tables playing durirE fhe morning on
h Club members arl institutes be
iHE present DAINTY refreshments
we're served az the close OF The morn
ing's eutortainmnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22
Dr. killough Entertained
~ trume Home.

Dr z 5 killough VAS the guest OF
honor az an elaborate five course s
O'Clock dinner Thursday evening az
the home Of DR.. and Mrs J Crume
ei0s Polk Street
The affair vas a complete surprise
go Dr Killough About Z o'clock IN
The evening Or Crume called on the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22

Mrs ! Lindsay Num- left yester-
day morning for Lexington. Kentuc-
Ky. where she will visit for some
time with relatives going later to
Springfield, I'LL and Battle Creek,
Mich, She viii return about Thanks
giving
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-22

The Mothers and Teachers Club OF
the POLK Street school will have a
called meeting at 3:3O O'Clock Mon
uay afternoon with Mrs $. G. Carter
llos Polk street All members. Of
llcers aud the Federation Committee
are urged TO be presnt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27
EXPECT GAME
WILL Be GOOD
and Riyersides al
the Auditorium Tonight.

According to all dope the Permo-
Riverside game tonight in the Audi
forum will be about the best basket
ball contest staged here this season.
The Permo club Is not well eli lab
|lished in basketbalIdom as yet. but
can be expected to place a capable
quintet In the field against the fast
Riversides. The battle will be waged
In conjunction with the regular Sat
urday night dancing.
Louis Beozs Of Vinelands will come
home this weekend especially to
play for the Permo five In this even-
tng's game. Hoozs was = CO the
stars of the old Owl team and can
be expected to do his share of the
work for his club. Manager Billott
has not completed the remainder OF
his lineup. Dave Wilentz says the
"Rivies" will stick to the "Old
Guard"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27
NO HALLS TOR CHURCHILL.


Ulster Liberals Have Mo Place to HOLD
Homs RuIs Meetings.
Belfast. Jan. 27.-The Ulster Liber
ais. under whose auspices the home
rule meeting IL to be held here on
Feb. 8, hunted vainly for q ball where
Winston Churchill. John Redmond and
other prominent men could make ad
dresses on the occasion referred to
They found that the Ulster Unt0nistz
had been ahead of them every here
and had engaged nearly all the avail
able halls. or else the lessons were
afraid Of trouble and refused to rent
The committed has 10 yet mazda ne
selection.
Lord Londonderry declines to &c.
knowledge bis responsibility and says
II there should be trouble MIR. Church
iii will be responsible. The marquis
adds that the main objection OF the
listed O-rangemen to the meeting will
be removed If Mr.. Charehili speaks
somewhere outside the Unionlst dss
tricts. I'm which case the E~lnionist coun-
ell will deprecate and refuse to coua
tenanee any attempt to interfere with
the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27
BOWLING
in WOODBRIDGE
Church League win Start
Tonight W. A. A. Alleys.

Woodbridge, Jan. 27:-Every-
thing is in readiness for the opening
of the Church Bowling League to-
night on the Woodbridge A A. al
legs. Keen interest has been dis
played in the sport this year and
even a more successful season--with
higher scores, of eourse-is expected
than that accomplished during the
winter of 1910-19f1. The matches
will be rolled each week on the
Woodbridge A. A. alleys and every
one ID invited to be present to Wit
ness the bowling. Some of the best
bowlers in Woodbridge are members
of the quintets.
Following fs the personnel of the
competing team:
MISUNDERSTANDING Prall,
Gardner. Larsen and Gardner.
Methodist--S. Il. Potter, Fred
Potter, Byron Potter, Berry Potter
and J.. Fl. Weber
Congregationalist-C. A. Camp
bell, Irving Demarest. Harry DEM
Arrest. WI. Harmed and Leon Har-
ned.
VIA. As. B. Brewster. L. Moore,
George Brewster, ] Fl. T. Martin and
DIR. Spencer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27
MARIONS WIN
INDOOR GAME
Defeat Saints Last Night A.
0--Seyen Innings.

Joe Mullen's braves annexed the
first indoor baseball game OF the
season last night on the court at the
Auditorium, defeating the st. An
thongs by the score Of IA to 8. The
game was well played throughout
despite the fact that the players on
both teams have been out OF tho
game for many months. Next FRI
day night the same mines will clash
on the same court, and better results
are predicted. Donehue featured for
the winners, slashing out three two
baggers and a three-bagger In four
trips to the rubber. He knocked the
blooming ball up in the gallery.
willie" Christofferson was the star
for the Saints. Only seven innings
were played. The lineups:
Marions-Smith, G; J.. Mullen. D;
Antonides, 1b; Donehue, 2b; Eyer
kuss, 3b; Geant, SIS. Wilson, Ii;
Holzheimer. cf: Anderson. ff.
st. Anthonys-Yenk. O.; Ellie. ps
Coiey, lib; Hunt 2b: Gallagher. 3D..
Christofferson, IS; Loeser. IT,; Clear,
cf; Toolin, IF. Referee, Nels Lnde-
berg, OF the d. A. A. G.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27
MONEY TRUST A FICTION.
untsrmysr calts II Concentration al
WsaIth In New Ynrk.

untsrmysr Caits II Concentration Of
Wealth In New Yarh.
Washington. JaH. Ns-Ths house
committee on rules resumed hearinas
en che Lindbergh resolution faraa spe-
eial inquiry Into the -rnaeney trust"
with Samuel Unternyer OF New York
as witness.
Mr. Unter1ayer said be did mot mp
pear ~ spx,Iasor or ctaamnton OF the reS.
soAution. but hs4was satisfied congress-
could NOT giexisiaIe intefiigenfiy with
respect to trusts or to=a no1afaryssys.
tenn until the question Of concentration
Of the money power" was ttaoros1ghsy
understood.
Mr.. Unterzeger Maid there was no
such thing az q money trust In the
sense that tbs word trust IL applied
to illegal coMbfRattons.
He believed. however. the proposed
Investigation would establish that the
present financial coalition lit due to
concentration OF funds OF great eorpo-
rattoas In New York city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27
FLYING FIVE
PLAY TONIGHT

Special to the gVENING NEWS.
Tottenville. s.. T., Jan. 27:-The
Flying Five managed by H. A. w.
Kreischer. will play tonight against
the College Settlement Juniors, at
Manhattan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27

1OE LiP lttJ VI
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office Of the Board Of Water
Commissioners. City Hall. Perth
Amhay, n. T., until az I. M Feb
,Irunry tn, 1sA2. Tor lagkns atsanSh
MateF s@ah Nas4sAn ft2sx
MMrk&k atFaek, %48~ ~ &SM&&2
dertiaed geheek
dred noslars. f$s00.063 dr4Nxxs6&
the order of the City T~reasufe
must accompany ali bids.
A surety bond for One Thousand
Doilars fst a0a 0al for the fattFs-
full performance OF the contract will
be required.
Specifications ma be obtained at
the office of the Board OF Water
Commissioners, Perth Amboy, N. =.
The Board OF Water Commissions
ers reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of the Board Of Water
Commissioners.
SAMUEL J.. MASON.
L Engineer.
E3 979-I-25-I0t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27
WANT To PLAY
The NEPTUAES

Manager Dave Wilentz. OF the
Riversides, is trying to corner the
management of the Neptune a. c., of
South Amboy, for a basketball game
ON the latter's court, X. of p. hall.
The Riversfdes and Neptunes have
played two games this year. which
resulted In a n eve break, and the
followers OF both quintets are natur-
ally awaiting the deciding battle. A
date may be secured next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27
I. A. G. MEET
RAILWAY FIVE
ae.esa, TO the EvHa1uo NEWS.

lapsesaI to the EvHNING NEWS.
Tottenviile, 8. r., Jan. s27:-There
will be a first class basketball game
tonight on the eourt4at X. or r. hail.
this place, between the Tottenville
"A. @. and the X. M. G. A., of Rah-
way The visiting quintet humbIed
the locals at Railway q few weeks
ago.