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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
MANY EXHIBITS here
CO TO STATE FAIR
Sheep, Hogs and Horses Seen
Here This Week Will Be
In Columbus Next
Week

The many displays at the Knox
county fair. many oi which haze
come from the county farms and the
county Industries. are not going to
return at once to their home resting
PAGES They are too good. 100 fire
for that They are going en- 10 the
biggest fair in the state. the Ohio
State fair at Columbus next week.
And they are going TO that fair sure
Of winning many honors not only .nr
their producers but also for the conn
II from which they game.
Among the men and producers cs
this county who viii take their prop
erty to the state fair are George Ror-
ers- the extensive breeder of Meriao
sheep; Arthur Penick, the man " ho
has the fine aggregation of spotted
Roland hogs at this fair around which
there Is always a crowd OF gaping
people; Alfred Barton. breeder of fine
Belgian horses. will take two of his
best ssallions TO the state fair; and
the Castle brothers will show one of
their fine percheron stations and one
excellent FLY
Probably many more of the citi-
zens OF the county VIII take their
products to the state fair and enter
the contests for not the best in the
eaunty. but the best in the state. Il
* mighty fine thing for the spirit
and the feeling OF a county when its
people can feel that al every big
show of products within any reason
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
SALUTE TAE sMoRo

Osbrsrs hESa ~ m sbe E-rzsa avn
have been ordered 70 rsSI1ne Es1-lzas
th,- sWur't Cn Al s'srvnfsGzll Ba-1b-s
and au official crrvan.15s.s- rhis AIS
Eruvciszst a ss1s.t Zeal az BrMEsh IN
Ensr ss~a-Ese TIE FN-rs ms h.=I s1s
cnmv vbss-lE 1Hrsaguse as nizsGsr1 Es,2-
qsons st N1rt1-s-
lf a svnlAul lf mE1rv Hu-AssgaEE
IS necessary sA,- s-z-r-f - 7r'lhsEAeF
usoFe sa-ssEugrsrg -hzI1 z1EgAlus -asss
Whh,h nIaeh1 ls. s1ssrssrs-E EHlss1s
aa erhbfrr trying Co On sis h=silE-ssrl
earvm1Gi.l1 aer Elnh 4 aagl3- 4 ErsDra
BsrrsEuCs. a larrs1as uzbchzl,s gsEL. I
cluster lr lsIait s-NnAhts er a n5al1n
rlEe ahrvGIl@ hEzErlnss ss-zgs-IsE n
Ahs s5t.s
u seems EsrII=-- aI1Nsrsr EIEI1 ssT
ea rhs ssarvt rs eunssab-rs,l a,sss.s.s.iry
rs uaR1rain -a- daEaEE a-uf EIrasrirs
&c marshall ssnss=1ls and r,Ihfuszs d
Bsnrs TIME wasn n NzEs 80 1r1nngEly
discarded s1r szzEslssar -s-s1n-s Gur
Ins uhss Wzr-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
REMANING TAE NAP

New Nex5eo and Co1GrzI0 have
been having srtezAIx sHEstRte zh.Orz
some TERRITORY wing asozr taesr c~szR-
uaor border There x I narrow strip.
rOW claimed TO e% TART 81 COSorztc
Whieh NeE Nexsco s,elisves really -
longs to her
A guile different dis<zsssO1 = go
ing on in the s0@zAeHsH=ra art q the
epWnsFT yhe legislatures sf Alztzs-
Ell and FInrt4a have 17gso5nfsz3 cen
mIssb0aS to cooperate IN an inEes1s-
Cation IS 20 the te1zEhlIitV q annex
iEE part OF FI0rbEA 20 AE1h1E@A TAs
ssesbOn In gr1s.s1boz Is shzA lsz1g Es-sr
0e the ADgnE1g h5c1nlH r5Eer- u SuTs
into ssEEzheru AE1aAms1 n Eh@ =sos-
zVgrUyetl p5cHlEe gWr18e fEshS11- ThiS
aEze11rioz WUus4 give Ihe @uIH-
SSmthgEn border q AEz11@z Il c'aEHsg
line Ce tke Cali ot Mex5co- q, Wgar15G
u-aks uha- srNrs CE FBscu1A Iore e-sn-
pact The western boundary q FSor-
5ta vo1Id BE sSrzEshsslsst cut and
nzasse eUG1tnn0FEs uu-4 the Ss-2csz2-
AIzhan1 AssuDk1ry-
This more = said 20 A,e tEEurssd /.
eEh~r sarss oL FEsrS4R rs EsEi a. m
AEhaE1 u Is 4 uzzrsr % - So
Tied In an saafrssy trbenE1E w1y 10
saeAE-s 10 shse NssA 1z1a a.s-sE se.lss Il
hr-h St1Hess-
This gGu0sssf4 rszaI .saaoenr &C
ssnrss o.OsEnak1-T lia<ss Es Interesting
u vsET mruch were attempted In tAEs
llas sunns STATES WCu36 1DA tAssGn-
selves erNzsaEeraAay SA-uniE Nhl1s
Others wc1hA be zEsIzlE enlarged A
for DeElwlrv ana Gas8ste Esiszst- nodh
EaG hGE szrsrs le1hsrsases u IN grsR
sipB- @t -,sslE .bsser-r5za1ban - gsnS
v@ss ErUnbt s1Ve shsah
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
NATIONALITY IN FOOTWEAR

The trials Of the NJ P OF military
policeman during the war have been
tOld in prose ani verSe- Those trials
did NOT end WIKI the ar-nES7iee
among the ma1y duties of the N
p IN the Oecnpie-i Rhine zrea vas
that OF enforcing she railing agzinsz
friendly intercourse between Il-
dOughbOys and the fraulefas- Al
first IL vas easy TO tel from zfAr
whether a Young WOMAN in civilian
clothes talking 10 n ADsrtCzn wzs
or Eas not = German u she wore
clumsy ungzinlF shoes sac w2s SIRE
tn bes L GeTuzz- And uRc1 cl0se-
approach IL hsr hosSerT AS ot 4
coarse cotton texture the f1c- vas
eliEehsd- During the uzr tez-y foot
Eear Ess quite searcs "A c@-TzIl
parts Of Ge-uanv and -,nst q the
girls were re5Gc@si 20 Very cheap and
rather EEIv articles
On the U-hsr h11N- American Brit
ism or Frerch Wzr workers or enter
with the Yankee army Of OcezTatSoa
wore very usa1 shoes AID Gai1e fre-
saentIY silk stockings
But CaEOl51Ee INVADED Coh9szr
before the VI P-EhO Is the last 20
start home from 1ny g1zrrer-gO1 O1-
Of it. Despite high 9T5ues Preach foot
Sear enjoyed q grgnE boom IN th1r
region and The GerIan girls array
/. ed themselves In shnes os attractive
style and good material ard Il szIE
hosiery FruH then "a aushEas hEt
lissemTng IN On the enlverSAs5oas en-
abIed tire hzr1sse,l " 2 10 fziGH
his duty in reszrvS 20 the frzrsrlE-l-
tbou ruling
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
COURT NEWS

Making rather sensational charges.
gcfn q Parker has commenced a
sE1 for divorce N the courr Of eOz.
Euz pleas of knox couatv against
AiEiISz Parker
The pEzfnric states IN his petition
that they zere married On Jzn1zrE
Il Isas He alleges that On Fe5---
1T - ISIS ard on several dates
thereafter the defendant was guilty
q adultery =i1h Jesse White The
further aIiegatiOl : made that the
defendant eohzbited Nth the said
Jesse White and gave birth 20 a child
called woodrow Parker
The plaintiff states II his petition
div0rce and rse custody OF the minor
caiIdre-
WHlIaz Il KOous- William C
Moons znd Harry W Moons ara 1he
attorneys for the plaintiff
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26

Number of bull5 l1oe. COWS and
heifeTs 3s2- stations and mares 72,
sows and boars 3s9. rams and ewes
1893. dairy COWS 5.7e9. pounds of
wool shorn 55T.4o3, number of bee
hires $50. number Of chickens. ducks.
trzkeys- etc. 1926. timothy seed
LIS.
There were $50 silos in the coun-
ty at the beginning OF the year 1919.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26

able distance from the county, 1t viii.
be well represented with prize-wir.
ming displays. This is the spirit that
is cropping out in every corner at
this fair. and the demand of the peo.
pie of the county next year will be
Tor bigger and a better fair than
this. and it will have TO be fine, be-
cause this one is the best possible
for this year.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26

b the terms q the last vii and
tes1aueH1 OF clyde 2 Campbell late
Il Morgan township fled in the PRO-
hate euzrt C Knox e0Elry Saturday
tEe sss1z10r giVe< to his wife Minnie
2 Campbell his sa1ire estate bosh
real and personal The wIte l. named
Ss the eXeSlrrIL Tie vii vas signed
SEPT - ISSS. IN the presence OF w
c Cooper and Frank Moor
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
STRUCK BY AUTO:
SOLDIER IS HURT

Th,s ritr'sr In sAl-,re &C EABs r,sg--Iil-
n.s sz1rltu z- tie knzx esr4sE su5r
E-rs s1-nuE aT IA arI1sGIsoGss AZ Tie
1E g-HEll1s ThIrsss1IE Ezsrn1azn and
Eulsczast ma Il LKtA- TH< A-lrsr Il
Elst r1- - I1.sll8Nn
Ss,'sx-r Aasshshdsr saGAaDsd rht Is
,,sassss uInii.sr En ubt s.I- EA5th an
riss szssiihsr and a-SsgzlJas,t zl,t S1Iss
os9a-rEBsaG lss.s1ass The alEne &C zhs
ENnzr az zAst ear-
Nas+ recruiting Nifiirsr vas ahElI
/. 1c-Ias.c1. 1HE nIG szraI,as8E injured.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
.A AUTOS STOLEN
IN State Of OHIO
Sheriff MeSholder Receives
lnformation On The Sub
Iect Friday

Hgnl1 the gsEss sEX weeks - anita
zB-1E5ess h1Ue t,es1 szE8-u IL ua5O-
S1,cA Wzs Et- 5Is-gzE1r5uu rs,tszrs,E
~ Sh@zz1 NasAs8dsr Ga Fr5a1E mlsru-
EN- D-Es rse Ens1 ~ weeks -
Esuas- II Esz5sE CARS. CheE-u5sas- I
Overland and Naa-usr haze Ess~al
ssehs- n E--5sns s-sshs1is % the saIae
q oAse-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
SAWVEL is FINED
FOR FAST DRIVING

Paul Sawvel was given a fine OF $50
lnd costs before Mayor Bair Satur-
day morning for fast and reckless
It is alleged that Sawvel
was driving his automobile at rap
id rate of speed while returning from
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26

pound ever Gscc I'D give You my per-
nissacn 70 publish this letter. Miss
FLO KELLY. f76 So. 18th St, Newark.
N J. =
The reaaoa this famous root and herb
remedy. Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound was so successful in Miss
ksliy's case was because il went to the
root of her trouble. restored her to a
normal healthy condition and As result
her nerTouxness disappeared
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26

down and got so
weak l could hardly
stand. and hadhead-
aches every day. /
tried everything 1
could think of and
was under a phy-
sician's care for two
years A girl friend
had used Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Conpoundand
she told me about
it From the first
day i took itIbegan
to feel better and
now / am well and
able TO do most any
kind Of work /
have been recon-
mending the Com
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26

Fhs prtnesuaE <srs~s Ee an Ifzs zr-
sEAisshsprte~s eamgadsH VII De -
1araw the Esnr AZ Gsuk anB .ass as-lr-s
ef cA,s srudnssr-x GuHgE SsEhassrssnrss
aEIE aevsmelish unErs slaln R1E
S.lmseAhnsg Aass a.ssn ssx,amaaisassSl ~
ready aslng Eaa1 1ns
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
sToYl..E is. ARRESTED

NJ. Harold Stoyle vas arrested Fri
+ vre ekless driving. He was arraigned
imypolice court Friday afternoon and
fired S25 and costs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
ne sezI VIII

The last wz1 and testament Of
George " BeaL- late Of Butler town
ship w1s dle,1 IN the probate eOzrs
q K1ox county SATURDAY By the
terzs q tie wiII- the 1estztOr gives
his entire estate both real and per
soaaL TO his wifs- Catherine Bezl
After her Death AL the property zOes
~ the tes-sror1s ehiIdren- share and
share alike Howard Real i named
As eK=Czror- The VII zzs signed
Ea-ch Il Iss1- Il the presence OF
PAIIR SsEl and John Tucker
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
Hezi Esezte Trsrzfcr-

Ada C-1mrIn@ to v c Harris. IS
EsrSs m Clay 81
Ce-nli1e Cz-Tss01 10 Jo6a BaIIock-
sarp=l N Moran 81
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
49, ENs--

L 1-s- and Gnzf 1csSsrEz Wzs EBss9
1n Eraas1zs Frs1zE ~ O-AE Mil Id
mHulssr1rnr 0e WilEAl + NEBar.
~A5CA shS&s The szl q sesls re-
cesEs,t ana the SHINE <zz Bn61 0ua-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26

i G-sJ and Ezzi zcn0EEE WIS fled
in Eiru&zfs oOGr7 SafErszE By DAVID
Sshocssr. guardian o1 F1El Van VOor-
his~ s&0E5ag the sum OF sss<.ss r@-
os1us-a- and tke SHze SzR paid oct
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
L. s I--y DszcAsz-u--

Ths taJBoEtzE k-ur comfy sol
'15sEs 1ls3 ther ZzssAzrgs papers for
recaEs IN rhs czsa- - TIE elszEsy ~
eCuSe~ 0a Fr5EzF- J1Ez NeI-a.zzHa
and Hzruld WOolss--
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
Guzr5isa Rczo5rtec-

Mz-ae Frazier has been zFgnintss.
gIzr'iizn 81 Rachel Elizabeth DzEgE
ez1E hE the El-1kzte cSzr1 OF KnI1
eomry- BG1d s5ess The S1r~1fe.s zry
" Il Ezs-Ezz and Frank z Clark
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26

r : S-sTtns- \ E7uK e1zury s01-
1ser- aBsd s5s army dEseA1rse for rs,c-
o-'9 m the 0s@xse O. th~ csgz1y rea0rl3-
- 0z S1surzzV-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26

! the fair Thursday afternoon. Chief
! Of Police +. J. Parker made the all.
davit against Sawvel.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-26
A NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN
Miss Kelly Tells How Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored
Her Health.

Newark, N J--"For about three
gears | suffered from nervous break
The Home news., 1919-08-01
THIS PUBLICATION COST $36.00I

Frank parmer P. cost, state R, B. Mcknight 2s cras Buchanan, witness, state Mcknight P fund 2s
 F. L. Darmer, J. P costs state eNlson, J. F. fund @
 Sam 2 Anderson constable costs state eon fund nnea sa sSat 1s 9fS9 fund fund
 Ben Thorn witness state vs Nelson, j. P. fund ..~
 Martha Chamberlain, witness state vs Nelson fund
 H. H. Joyner, J. cost state vs Berhop, fund,J P
 Sam Anderson constable costs state v Berhop J. F. 4 50 D. L. HatridgeG witness state vs Berhop, J. P fund 4 70 Willie Stowe witness state Berhop j. fund . w 70 70 Flavy Stowe witness state Berhop J. P fund - bame J. cos ss RsffiR 54nd 5 Sam Anderson, constable cost state billion fund s ,0 c. H. Hamilton, witness, state Dillion fund.- Rachel Birmingham & witness tines state ys Dillon fund 70 Sam Anderson constable cost state vs Birmingham A F. L. Darmer cost state vs Birmingham, fund 5 70 Sam Anderson constable cost state vs Birmingham 5 C. H. Hamilton witness state vs Birmingham J '@ x Hunt Puckett witness Birmingham, J. o John Chatham, witness state vs Birmingham, P $ Owen Coggins, witness state Birmingham, J o H. H. Joyner, witness state vs Birmingham J. P S M Helms witness state vs Birmingham J, P E H. H Joyner, costs state vs Willie Bright, o Sam Anderson, constable cost Willie Bright o H Joyner cost state vs Alex Nash fund sS 5 F. L. Darmer cost state vs Roosevelt Logan, .. o Henry Roddy, repairing fence poor house, pauper v fund .............. 1900 5 w. B. White repair of engne pauper fund $50
 R. G. Mckinney, witness state Bratton, circuit e court fund 1l@ E w M Hedgwood, witness state vs Sam Davis circuit " $ c. Rogers witness state Sam Davis circuit ,, 9 J. H. Coleman, witness state vs Sam Davis circuit 00 court fund .... l0 $ $ John Jolly witness state vs Sam Davis circuit o A. Joy witness state vs Sam Davis, circuit B A. Raney, witness state vs Sam Davis, circuit .
 fund
 John Jolly, witness state Sam Davis, circuit ,sa w
 June Dallas, witness state Sam Davis circuit om 70 court fund .:..:...' " R. L. Mathews, witness, state Sam Davis, circuit om 70 cOuTU Iund
 L. Armstrong, witness state Sam Davis circuit om 70 court fund '
 Gus Ky1es, witness state Sam Davis circuit oM
 
 w. Fakes, witness state Charles Clark, circuit sM Y court fund =; :; ...,;+"'
 1Alf Parker, witness state Charles Clark, circuit Jeff Bronte witness state Charles Clark, cTcu
 court fund .................. R1ackn with Clark
The Home news., 1919-08-01
List of County Warrants Issued

District of Woodruff County Arkansas up to
 and including June 30, 1919
 Margaret Williamson, saary March, ordinary county
 fund ... ........ 5000 w. N Wilkes salary March Common School fund 125oo G. H. Story, Salary, March, ordinary county fund 5ooo " fund nd Ts a m,1c5 o1d,s1v co,1 ind asss ss5 Carl E. Webb Salary March ordinary county fund.- LOO M salary March ordinary county fund 58 B
 Reats road aG and hds J. w. Simmons, salary January, February and March
 ord supt common r'' school fund ~ 87s5 ord fund pd''s n''"o oo 4o75 Democrat i15 Printing Iitho Co., assmt blanks and
 bOoks record fund oooo
 fund - :. .....o. ov" - s~. - 77.25 C. Ynging court stenographer lst quarter circuit R. E. L. spradn jantor three months, jail fund 5000 R E. l. Spradin sheriff work circuit court fund 301S3
 fund ........-...... 9.85 C. L. Adamson, care of clock, 1918, ordinary county w. C. Chambers sheriff work state vs Bratton circuit
 Haraso daa clerks work circuit court fund e5 George Harason, transcript state vs James, cicut George Haralson chancery court work ordinary Free Press stationary supplies and clerk odinary George Hsrason stamp accoun record fund 1850 Walter " stan stamp account dcora rGcord fona find D D. & | ordnarv coanT % R. N Smith vital statistics ordinary county fund 3175 Hareis vital statistics. fund.-. 5O Geo Haralson costs state Clayton = fund ~ ~ - .... BOO R R Wilson cat scalp circuit court fund ....... 875 Grant Meridth cat scalp 125 R an' l. Fraser insanity examination, ordinary county Mills Shoals Lumber Co.,, lumber road and bridge '-'''e fund s7s6 fund .neaAs' 800
 fund .. 800 G. w. Barber afidavts ordinary county fund...." 100 B. w. Durham, sheri fwork state vs Clayton, circuit
 
 J. E. Mler prosecuting attorney fees, circuit court
 @ " White River Land 6 Timber Co.,. lumber, road and
 Bridge fund z36I narv county fund 5000 ffee fund uTeIS .e..e 2e75 Podv Tavlor cat sca1p ordinary county fund 125 J. J. Goldman judge ordinary county fund 15O ~ county fund -. .......... 260 75 Frank Dormer J. P Miller J. P fund.-. 480 oahn fund e..., - 875 witness state ys Miller I P fund 50
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19

having their house on Dupont circle
redecorated in preparation for a visit
from Mr.. Letters sister the Countess
of Suffolk. AS Daisy Letter, Lady Suf-
folk was a great belle here rivalling
in beauty and popularity her sister,
the late Mary Letter, who became
Lady Curzon and was at one time vice.
rein of India. The little Earl of Suf-
folk will accompany his mother.
Nine. Van Swinderen, wife of Jonk-
eer Rene de Marees van Swinderen,
minister of the Netherlands to Great
Britain, Is coming home in October
accompanied by her children. She
was Bessie Glover and enjoyed a bril-
liant first season in the capital be-
fore she married the Dutch diplomat
who was at that time Netherlands
minister to the United States.
OF the long succession of exiled
daughters expected in America soon,
those who picked husbands from
among our recent allies, undoubtedly
will be the first to come. Those who
married husbands whom time and
fate transformed into enemy aliens
will wait a bit. However Countess
S~chenenyi, formerly Gladys Wander
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
Daughters Of Liberty
To Haze Entertainment

The plans are complete for an ass
ISOLATION entertainment to be given
tonight at J~acobsen's hall. State street
by the members of Council No. H.
Daughters of Liberty.
A meeting of the local members will
be over by $40 o'clock, after which
members from Railway, Crawford and
Tottenville, will be entertained
Friends Of the members are invited.
Ice Cream and cake will be on sale.
This entertainment will be similar
to thai given last night in Railway,
which was attended by the following
local members: Mrs. Mary Gray
Mrs. Laura Antonides. Mrs. Kate Lux
or, Mrs. Beatrice Henderson. Mrs
Mabel Sheppard. Miss Bertha Oxen
ford and Miss Ella De Worth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19
Local Woman Dances
In Open Air Fete

Mrs, C. M. Darling. of Madison ave.
nue., who has been studying for the
past four months under the direction
of Alexis Kosloff, of New York, for
merly of the Russian Imperial Ballet,
is one of the dancers engaged at the
first presentation in this country OF
Reynaldo Hahn's Ballet lie Dieu
Bleu" (The Blue God), an East In
dian fantasy, which is to be given in
the Rosemary theatre in the open air
in the place of Roland r. Conklin,
Huntington, L. l., Saturday afternoon,
September 27.
The affair will be known as an
Arabian Fete and will include Rim
sky-Korsakoff's "Scheherzade" and
Won Weber's dance tableau L Spec
ire de Rose" 1t Is being given for
the benefit of the Free Milk France
Fund and is under the management
of Mrs. Henry Fairafield Osborne,
Mrs. Warren McConihe, Mrs. William
Thaw, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney,
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, Mrs. Sidney
Fish. Nrs. William X. Vanderbilt, Jr.
and others. The music for the affair
will be furnished by the Russian
Symphony orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-19

Miss Fay Scharling, of Brighton
avenue, spent yesterday in New Bruins
wick.
Lieutenant Lawrence Oliver, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney w. Oliver,
of Catalpa avenue is at his home,
U. S. hay
Miss Irene Warter, of Kearny ave-
nue., has resumed her studies at the
Savage School Of Physical Culture in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John/D. Tengel, of
Meade street, have returned home af-
ter spending a week in Reading, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Parkstrom, of
ZIG Gordon street, have returned
home after spending a week in Read
ing, Pa.
Percy Quackenbush, of 1853 Kearny
avenue, left for Michigan University
in Ann Harbor, Mich. where he will
enter his senior a
Miss Ida Levine. Of New street.
spent Wednesday in Elizabeth.
Mrs. M. B. Smalley. Of Plainfield.
Smalley, has been visiting Mrs. Peter
Floersch at the New Packer House
for her health. She is accompanied
by her nurse. Miss B. Van Why, of
Roselle.
Henry Crosby and Nathan Rosen-
stein, of Railway. were local visitors
Wednesday evening.
William Allen, of this city, a grad
uate of the local high school class of
10, will leave shortly for Cornell
University. where he will continue his
studies.
Richard Mansfield, Of Oak street,
visited friends In New Brunswick on
Wednesday.
Louis Sevrin, who recently moved
to this city, spent Wednesday with
friends in Orange and Newark.
Miss Emma Bradley, of Broad
street, was q Bayonne visitor We'd
nesday.
Samuel Wedeen, of Davidson e
nue., who returned from overseas a
short while ago, has secured q posi-
ton with a wholesale cotton concern
in New York City.
Miss Florence Brownmilier, of
Washington street, spent Wednesday
in New York City.
Miss Sarah Jones, daughter. of Rev.
and Mrs. ". Northey Jones. of Rector
street, has left to resume her studies
at Wellesley College.
Phillip Pargot, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Pargot, of State street, a student
of the local high school graduated
this June, has left to take up his stud
les at the University of Pennsylvania.
Mark Shueyer. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Sheyer, of State street, has taken
up his studies at Rutgers College.
Rufus and Rodney K%leinhans, sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. K~leinhans, of
Kearny avenue have resumed their
studies in Rutgers College. The for
mer is entering his senior year.
Miss Emmy Roessler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Roessler, of High
street, has left to resume her studies
at Wellesley College.
John Fritzinger. of Rector street,
has entered his third yea as a stu
dent in Rutgers College.
Charles Doyle, of Elm street, has
returned to his position with the
Quartermaster Corps at Colonia af-
ter a short vacation.