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STOCK MARKET
AT STANDSTILL
Brokers Want TO Ascertain What su.
preme Court VIII Do Before
Getting Busy.

NEW YORK. May 27.-For the
greater part OF to-day's stock market
session business was at a standstill
and the list frequently without def
mite trend. Traders and all others
having any market interests were
plainly disposed to await the outcome
OF events az Washington, where the
highest judicial tribunal was again
holding open court after a fortnight's
recess. before embarking upon new
ventures. Additional excuse for the
days dullness and general uncertain
~ was found in the closing of all the
important exchanges abroad. where
the Whitsuntide holidays we're being
observed The conservative element,
which looks beyond the immediate fu-
ture. paid vastly more attention 20
crop prospects and the broad bust
ness outlook than TO all else.
Genuine Improvement in these re-
epects was reflected I'm the reports
submitted by western trafic managers,
which told OF an Increased demand
for all kinds of merchandise and lib
eral buying by interior merchants.
Furthermore. the building boom.
which seems to have reached the
stage OF reaction hereabouts. con-
tinues undated in the west, with re-
sultant heavy movements of iron and
steel, as we'll as lumber and many
kindred articles. Heaviness of the
coal shares may have been due in a
measure to the action of the depart
ment OF Justice, which has ordered
an inquiry into the recent increased
price of coal. Wall streets interest
in Cuban affairs is little more than
passive. but encouragement was
found in the reassurances conveyed
by President Taft to Cuba's chief ex-
ecutive.
In the final hour. when Il beoSme
reasonably certain that the Supreme
Court would not take action in the
coal road cases. the market eased OF
10 the lowest prices OF the day. with
especial weakness in Lehigh Valley.
Reading. Union Pacific, L. S. Steel
and various specialties. The closing
brought no change from the early
dulness, and the total output OF go
600 shares was the smallest for a
full session in some weeks. Bonds
were relatively more active than
stocks and reflected increased heavI.
ness. Total sales, par value. So
079.OOO.
Panama IS. coupon, advanced ~
on call.
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WELLSBURG
co~rsre.msrt Wei

Ihf oil rummtrrrment week 40
''lEhlfr hi-l school The last week
fnf tnn r'asr 70 1919 opened SUNDAY
'.s.t eith ths annual SERMON preach
90 "I Hr' I ~. middle nf OBJ. Tr-.H r.
tffiar .h.rh Last uiFhf at fhr HIzh
arfHH. a.'.t.r' .u OBJ. lraIUlfra save
thf.r Hrafi.r1 t.f.r. a I.rrr .uHfrre..
Zach ono Hf fl. thirteen meuh.ra o.
CO. .'afa showed ma.h preparation Ir
flrr rH Trwnrr.u rIrHt fha class
Iaf emitted ratff .lI sraI-
.air . a...r UF fra rfrI.rH
Hf HHrff# .H.ra f.Hna nr Erfr.r
r.rHf f.. annual .mmsr..-rrrr .t.
...irff r. | E#.I f. uhIn al are
invited fH attend IuraErr rrm
NnH"f. o.. uu| make ffa =.
.rrs .fr U..'.rna uu .s rrr
w.r H..l.. Ord. .Iart 90
ODD. beard 20 sF..rt.n
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/, To spssk at cIsrksburu.

Mr.. James PAUL. a prominent local
temperance worker. will speak at the
state ratification convention TO be held
at Clarksburs on June IL and IL. Mr..
PAUL Will talk on Wednesday after
noon. June IL. on the subject Booze
and Business" Quite an interesting
program has been prepared and II is
thought some good meetings will be
held.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. May sT-Standard
copper flrm spot SIS iO6is 30. owing
to the holiday the London metal ex-
change was closed and there were no
cables. Lake copper l6N G16a. c;
electrolytic lSA: casting l6L Vl6Ac
Tin-Firm; spot $40 5O64T co.
Lead-FiTm; 81 l544 IS New York
Speltcr-Quiet So S0Q6 30 New
York
Iron-Steady; No. foundry north
1rn SIS 5Odi5 IS: No. 2. SIS ESQ
10 so; No. l southern and No. / south
Srn soft SIS 5Ogl5 rs.
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The Republican candidates are
working with renewed vigor as they
have now started on the last week
OF the campaign The primaries will
be held on next Tuesday, June 4. and
warm campaign will be held be-
tween now and that date. Much in
terest Is being taken centering most
~ on the tight for sheriff. for which
ONCE there are six candidates.
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Have Minister.

The secretary OF the vestry OF
Christ Episcopal church. this city. has
received a letter from Rev. A. b.
Livermore OF North Carolina, in
which he accepts the offer made re-
Gently by the vestry and will arrive
in June some time.
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NEW YORK, May 21.--The market TO-
cay was duh ana uninterestlng with
shgnt changes. There was some early
ACTIVITY In Traction stocks but this ala
no tlast long. In the later afternoon
mere was some taking and price
eased orr but, generally. dullness con-
tlnued all day long We look for a
quiet market to-morrow.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. May 27.-Reports that
Che frs: new wheat OF 1912 had been
Harvester today in Texas wiped out
nearly all Of an advance due to fear OF
damage IN Oklahoma. Kansas and Ne
braska. The close OF the market here
vas weak and varied. from the same
as Saturday night 10 Il cent gain.
corn finished half cent 20 IL cents
down, oats ranging from 4 q A. or TO
a rise OF = and provisions unchanged
20 "a cents up.
Articles. , Opsa. Q fttKn. 4; LOW. Close
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Coffee.

Special Dispatch to the InteiliEencer
holiday. Futures closed. offered at
1880. July closed. offered at 1850:
September closed. Offered at 1S5Tc: De-
cemoer closed. Offered at 1880; March
closed, offered at 1860 RIO No. Z
quoted at l4iac. Market steady.
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WASHINGTON N.v >

WASHINGTON. May 2T.-At the be-
ginning OF business today the condi-
ton OF the United States treasury
was:
Working balance in treasury offices
s5e.S4t.0t6.
s34.19O.s2S.
The total balance I'm general fund
was si23.l2S125.
Ordinary receipts Saturday were So
tSe.s7s with ordinary disbursem ents OF
tl.ssi.Sfi. The deficit TO date this
fiscal year II si0.s0i.3tB5 as against
surplus OF S7tS.536 at this time last
year
These hguers exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
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NEW YORK. May e7.-The primary
cotton market was quiet and steady
throughout the day. Cotton yarns
were steady also. Primary dress
goods factors declined n considerable
amount OF business for late fall de-
livery because OF their sold-up condi-
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NEW YORK. May 1T.-Close: Prime
Ssr riIS s.s sSPsr o to t Per se ssn
business in bankers bills at 81 S4.7S
fer so day bills and at - $40 for de-
mand. Commercial bills 81 So MeXi-
can dollars aSc. Government bonds
hrm. Railroad bonds easy.
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liveg the Grafton. In event OF bad
weather the services win he held I'm
one OF the local churches.
The old soldiers will probably be
taken TO the cemetery IN autos.
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OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure OF trains a. Bell
aire
Arrive-li 80 q m. sac q. y. Ass D m
Depart 20 a. m. f:10 p. n. 1855 p.ilL
sunday trains arrive 81 910 a m. and
deDart - $40 n ~
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SERVICES Po.tponad.

The services which were TO have
been held last evening at Christ p. E.
church by Rev. Stimson OF Bellaire.
o.. have been postponed until June
8.
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,,s Nsw tohH ~. NAY s.n, -i,bT ~, on ga;
closing bid 2[c: offered at SC. Time
lcans easier; sixty days per cent ana
20 days 3QSh per cent: six months
sik43&c
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WHEELING. W. Va. May 81. IL.
Tss following auotariVns on me more
eeuNs WheennE STOCKS are sorrscteo
oAily Tor the Intsinxenosr ey Hovs7d
Hazistt q Son. local brokers:
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w. 81 E. r r

WHEELING THACTloE ooRrFAHx.
EEPnEss car sCuEpuLE
Taxing Elfsot guns a.. 1903.
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING haU WktsHssHT 40
uauy except s4nday.
Leave
11rI street T~avs
WuFfllrg Wsllsburn
10 AH a. m. g9g m
aaop m = = nooa
Not NusVfLIE LIME
WHEELING End melville
ualy except slnlay.
Leave
iofH street LaaVs
WhfearE MnunInuII
DC nl AIS }. ul
ulal o.
on uraa rlr nj raruIHr surreas ssr.
wee. an.FrfHta weiE InE Dol excess 90
rrF F.unfa rr ~ iafrs hulE uII rot
ue rHfrlHI Uu rararnEer rnra
All LINES Daily rH-spt eunfsr
So artrHrrrfa srresf rrff rar.T srfo.
r1r.f q u.HErInf 81. % .nHrIaI 81
narssnEar care ustue-r zee 40 flt
2
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Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. May q. ~.
The active Pittsrarsh stocks. corrected
dally by a l., nnstsn & Go. pauNera
ana brokers' NalSAal Excha-igs ssnna
Guiding
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING, w. Va. May -. IL
Range or active stocks or the New
YORK STOCK Exchange. corrected daily ~
a. r Mastcp x Co. brokers.
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Cash quotations were as follows.
Flpur-Firm.
Rye-No. .. 92c.
Barlcy-Feed or mixing SIS SIC. fair
10 choice mailing 81 14a1 20.
Timothy Seed-S7 Uulf1 90.
Glover Seed-sIf 90 q 90 90.
Pork-Mess. SIS 35laW1s So
Lard tin tiercesJ $40 90. short ribs
--tlposeJ SO Is.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
.iay 27.-Cattle-Active. supply Is car
lads Choice g. 6s43 90. Prime
sheep Lower. supply q double
decks. Prime wethcrs s. 6Os5 IS.
Culls and commons 90 500 90. lambs
3. l"H rs 90. veal calves 50 uoag %.
IinEt-Stcady receipts a. double
cocks. Prime heavie-. mediums aud
heavy workers. g. u5nS 10. light yots.
or. 81 fnff5 65s pigs s. 15us 80.
roughs 50 1901 90.
CHICAGO. May z7-cattte receipts
% nHu head market steady t1 Too low
o.. Reeves s. luTs IS. Texas steers
b. n'H I5. western steers g. e5u
20. cove and relfe-s S. Uurs 90.
calves 60 CHrs 60
iioEF Receipts $1,000. market weak
~. generally frr cents lower Iirht
8. .H"s a'. mixed 81 1901 Or. heavy
e. -.l1 o.. rl4EI o. -Hag o.. ffra
e. ."Ht su. bulls Of saIra O. fs4s tI.
Sheep Do. riIf. 100000. market
t'.ti. fH ... higher NIf.r 90 -.r
o.. urrtef. 60 0.rC on. gsarIIHra
8. a.I sH. lauUa Motive 81 nUf.
e.. western O. 1909 o.
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STOCKS. ,e.r. BID. ASK. ssi:.

Transfer books close May goth for
per cent. dividend. payable May 3Oth.
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For .1e nrsf time in ne history ~
De- Mniues. Iowa a uuman. Mss
Fora uunian hss heea rtossa $500
iIroctsr.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. IA. May 27.-Credit bal
Rhces los Runs. l2fl3s: average
iSe'lil. shipments 1855: average
iSS. 200.
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sToCkS
Baron's Lei Stocks.

WHEELISI. ~ %. 1912.
The following quotations an tas more
active Wheeling STOCKS are eorrscesd
daily Tor the InteInKencer oy George ".
Baron. local broker. emo X. r. Marshall
manager Fond IbepartmsnS
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loLa4 sales-E.abe.
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. W. Va. May -, ~.
Reported BY a. B. Master &, Co. l.. r
Brand. manager: members New HorH
Stock Exchange
INDIE 'TIfAi.S 30 i3id 3 Ask
American Chicie .-.---..-..l12s -'2so
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Wheeling Live Stock.

NNlou atucH yards.
I.i.fNs IS We Nav Go 10
tHTTIE
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For further details apply 70
nearest Baltimore & Ohio Ticket /.
Agent.
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TNlDN STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
STAY 27-Cattle-Active. supply IS car
loads Choice g. 6sQ3 90. Prime
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-08-10

whether or not the Police Jur,
can set aside further revenue.
for the public schools Of the par.
ish and report at next regular
meeting. Motion carried. Chan
appointed Messrs. DALEY. Dim.
mick and Gournay.
Motion by Nh. Dunbar
That the petition from resi-.
dents and land owners along the
Bayou Waxia, praying for 8
change of road along said BAYOU
Waxia, from near Holly Grove
plantation to Bayou Courta.
bleau, SOFAS to place said road
back from its present location te
higher and better drained land.
be and the same is hereby grant
ed as prayed for and thata com
mittee composed Of Messrs. Leon
Leblanc, e. Z. Hawkins and s.
w. Dunbar be appointed to make
said change as per petition; re-
solved further that the sum of
four hundred and fifty dollars
be appropriated out of the 18th
ward funds to purchase the ne
cessary wire to build fencing on
both sides Of said road, an est
mated distance of six miles.
Messrs. st. Cyr, Dimrnick,
Guillory, Daley, Iseringhausen,
Clopton, Fisette, Dunbar, Wal
ters, Beal, McCaffery, p. Foster,
Gaurnay, voting yes. Motion car
ried.
Motion by MI. Guillory-
That the verbal report Of COM
mittee appointed to examine the
Index in Clerks office, be re-
ceived and accepted, committee
discharged, and the Clerk Of
Court is authorized to have the
five small Indexes reeopied and
consolidated into one book, and
at a cost not to exceed fve.cents
per hundred words, collation. in
Guided. Motion carried.
Motion by Mr.. Guillory.
That warrants be issued to the
following persons as refunds on
taxes paid enormously, year 1911
viz:
Messrs. Madison Pitre, six and
N-100 dollars; Eugene Bertrand,
ffty-four cents. Motion carried.
Motion by Dir. Foster
That a warrant for the sum of
ninety cents be issued in favor Of
Mrs. Oscar Bihm as a refund on
taxes of 1911, paid through en-
roneous assessment. Motion car
ried.
Opelousas, La, Aug. s, 1912
To the Honorable President and
Members Of the Polio Jury.
Gentlemen; We the under
committee appointed to
examine the statement of the st.
Landry State Bank fiscal agent
beg leave to report that we have
examined said statement and re-
that a warrant for the
sum of $l85. SO be issued to said
fiscal agent for salary interest
July, 1912; interest deducted on
deposits as per contract.
j. e. DALEY.
,JOS. r. ST CYR.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-08-10
Motion by D.. PaVy-

Motion by IL PaVy
That the report Of the above
committee be accented and war
rant ordered issued to said fiscal
agent as per committee report.
Motion carried.
Motion by Mr.. Dimmick-
Be it resolved, that hereafter
all bridges on the public roads Of
this parish be built and main
tanned On a level with said public
reads, and constructed in such a
manner to withstand a weight Of
not less than 20, 600 pounds, and
be it further resolved, that the
ordinance heretofore adopted fix
ing the load limit, be and the
same is hereby repealed Motion
carried.
Motion by Mr.. Dunbar
That the report of committee
appointed to sell contract to re-
build the Rutledge bridge across
Bayou Petite Prairie, near Pal
melton, be received and accepted
committee discharged, and the
sum of sixty-nine and $500
dollars ordered paid to S. G.. Tay-
lor. out Of the 5th ward funds.
Motion carried.
On melton of Mr.. Daley.
The Police Jury resolved itself
into a committee Of the whole to
examine and approve claims.
Mr.. Daley in the chair.
j. @. Chachere, lumber
and bulldog bridge 1wd$ % 90
p Blackstone, Ind at,
road work, I Wd. IS 90
u w Bacon, End at road
inspector. | ward II so
st Landry Lumber Co,
lumber, I ward 81
EN- Boagni, End at road
work. 1 ward q 81
y O Chachere, End at,
road work, I ward. 2g SO
Alcibiade Bordelon, Wk'g
unsold roads in PIais-
anee ITS 70
John Hidalgo, 2ndqt, road
work. ward. 202 SO
Ambrose Carriere, filling
canal and putting in
culvert, & etc, I ward 27 20
Morril Richard, End at I'd
Inspector, / ward Is 90
Sos Devillier, refilling at
Nezat springs, lumber
labor, and etc, I ward SO 90
Jno Jennings, read work
and lumber, T ward. Is 90
Jno Jennings, grading
road and filing mud
holes near Moreau's 10 Go
a 6 Skies Lumber Co,
Ltd. lumber, I ward q 80
Artistic Guidry. levee Wk
End ward sc
Louis Mouret, road work
3rd ward SC
CONTINUED On page 81
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-08-10
j. e. DALEY
w. G. BEAL.
MOTION by I'VE. Dinnnick

WIULIOI u III 0A1I1L4tILh
That the report Of committee
appointed to examine the roll Of
Of 1911, be received and accept
ed, committee discharged, and
that N. 8. Swords, tax collect
tons of 1911 as per committee
report, and further. that 4 war
rant be issued for the sum Of
forty six and $500 dollars for
commission an special rob. Mo-
ton carried.
Motion By Mr.. Dimmick.
That d committee of three be
appointed to confer with Nj. O..
j. Thompson so as to ascertain
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-08-10

Telephone service, Hnkinggtogether city and country and shore,
IS never more appreciated than during the summer months.
While the business man is confined to his desk in the city, the
telephone keeps him in touch with wife and family, though they
may be many miles away, summeffng ats0ne pleasant resort.
During his own vacation the business man relies upon the teIe-
phone. He is free from care, for he knows that he can be reached
at one by telephone should important matters require his attention.
At the vacation home also the telephone proves so convenient
in arranging games and outings with friends and ordering sum
plies from the distant markets.
All this is possible because Bell Telephone service is universal
BY the gHay, have YOU a teiepnOne2
Cumberland Telephone s Telegraph Company.
HscegroRArKI9
Every Bell Telephone 8 a Long Distance Station.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-08-10

Opelousas, La, Aug. 5, 1912.
The Police Jury convened in
regular session this fifth day of
Aug, 1912, with the following
members present:
DR.. CIopton, President; Messrs.
Durio, Dimmick, Guillory, Daley,
Iseringhausen, Brown, Walters,
Beal, McCaffery, Gournay,
Fisette, Foster, and Dr.. Pavy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
WOODMEN ON ISLAND
PLANNING FOR BALL

Port Richmond Camp, Modern
Woodmen OF America, will hold q
grand ball at Columbia hall, West
New Brighton, on Lincoln's Birthday
night, February IL, and from the
preliminary arrangements made, this
AFFAIR promises to be the grandest OF
lis kind ever held on Staten Island.
During the dances professional en-
tertainers from Manhattan will pre-
sent several specialties, There will
be souvenirs for the ladies and cigars
for the men. The hustling chairman
of the committee, Neighbour zitto, Is
leaving no stone unturned to make
the AFFAIR elaborate and interesting.
The officers OF Port Richmond
Camp are: e. f. Sneden, consul;
George Clark, adviser; w. pinckney,
escort; j.. Kiiroys watehman: +.
#. Medefint, banker +, Smith. es-
cort; w. Trubshaw. clerk; James -.
Halhert. past consul: Matthew Tor
mey. John Miller and Michael zitto,
trustees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
TOTTENvILLE

Rev. Guy Al. Jameson. rector OF
St. Stephens Episcopal church. who
as told In the NEWS last week, was
going to resign as rector OF the
church, left yesterday for Arizona.
where he Will make his home. Mrs.
Jameson will follow later
Lieutenant Joseph Butler, OF 20
Engine, returned to duty yesterda
after a vacation at Hot Springs,
Lieutenant Charles specht, Of 101
truck, starts today for Lakewood on
his animal vacation
Mrs. j. r. Besell will entertain
the Afternoon Whist Club tomorrow.
Fire Commissioner johnson and
Chief John Kenlon were on the Is
land yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Taylor. OF
Perth Amboy, Visited her last night,
Mrs. Abram M. 6prague had
Star Euchre Club as guests Tuesday.
A food sale for the benefit of Web
come Council No. 80, ID. OF a.. will
be held tomorrow afternoon at the
home of MRS. Theodore Leven. 0i
johnson
Richmond Camp No. IS. Woodmen
OF the World. net III X. Of r. hal
last night.
United council. Jr. q. g. a. nj.
measa toaIghf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
THORPE CASE
TO GO HIGHER
Anti Vaccination Society Will
Help Appeal.

Backed by the Anti-vaccinatior
Society, Herbert Thorpe, of AMMAN.
dale, will appeal his suit to compel
the Board of Education to admit his
children to the public schools with
out vaccination.
Last Monday his suit was dismiss.
ed In the Supreme Court Of Rich
mond on the assertion Of Assistant
Corporation Counsel Widdecombe
that the Board Of Education was not
responsible for the acts Of subordi-
mates. Therefore, 1t was not repre-
sented at the hearing.
Mr.. Thorpe's two children, one
seven years old and one eight, were
told they would have to be vaccinat-
ed In accordance with the school law
Mr.. Thorpe, who Is a United States
Customs examiner, objected, and
Withdrew his children.
This week the truant officer will
report to the Board of Education
and ask for Instructions. Mr.. Thorpe
will appeal TO the Appellate Division,
I'm against vaccination" he said
last night. "but II the Appellate Divi-
sion decides that my children must
be y~accinated TO attend the public
schools, | Will submit, instead OF
having them privately educated
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
DEPUTY GRAND
MASTER MOORE
To Visit Huquenot Lodge
f. & A. N. Next Week.

r. w District Deputy Grand
Master John Moore, Of the Flew
enth Masonic district that includes
the entire borough OF Richmond.
has given notice that he Will make
his first official visit to Huguenot
Lodge, No, 381, #. and A. M, OF
T0ttenville, at q stated communities
ton OF the lodge in Masonic tenn
pie, Main street, that place, next
Thursday night. February l.. At
this time 1t Is expected that many
master Masons from all parts of the
island. will be present to help the
local lodge greet the distinguished
visitor. Worshipful Master Martin
L. Fisher will preside at the meet
ing and welcome the deputy. Rich
mond lodge Of Port Richmond.
Tompkins Lodge of Stapleton, Bea-
con Light Lodge Of New Brighton.
and Raritan Lodge OF Perth AM
boy are all expected to be repre-
sented by large delegations al this
time. A reception and banquet will
be given the deputy and visitors
following the usual formalities in
the lodge rooms. On Monday night
a delegation OF members OF Hugue-
not Lodge will attend the meeting
of the Masonic Historical Society In
the grand lodge room in Masonic
temple, Manhattan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
ENTERTAINMENT TO BE
GIVEN AT ROSSvlLLE

M E
An entertainment for the benefit
OF st. Luke's Episcopal church,
Rossville, will be held In the parish
mouse at that place next Wednes-
day night. Included in the program
Is a sketch entitled, Aunt Mag
gie's WILL" by all local talent and
some musical selections by NEWEST
field Glee Club, which is composed
Of Albert Slack, Leland Wincapaw,
Frank Truman, Leon, Dennis, d. j.
Smith, Edwin and Forman Slack.
Joseph Coogan, Fred Mathes and Al
fred Cawse. Edward Henfeld is
the accompanist. Solos will be rem
dered by Miss Lillian Cutting. Edwin
Slack, Joseph Coogan, Alfred Cawse
and Fred Mathes. Those In the
sketch are Misses Eugene Prier.
Helen Lunt. Violet La FORGE. Alice
Prier, Mabel La Forge, Lillian Cut
ting, Mary Holes. Florence Mathes.
Agnes Prier and Mrs NJ 70. O'Neill-