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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20
Pubic Opinion
STREET. DEPARTMENT. PAY.


Editor EVENING NEWS:
While reading your ape last eve
ming 1 noticed that Alderman Ander-
son in referring to the street depart
ment raise claims that the men are
now receiving S2.S3 per day.
Now If that is the case the city owes
Its men 1920, for up to date they have
not received more than $3.50 per day,
thirty-hve cents an hour. But OF
course Mr.. Anderson being chairman,
of the street committee, knows just
what they are receiving. and IL 1t Is
true should take the necessary steps
to see where the other three cents per
day since January 1, 1919. has gone.
In another part of the statement 1
see he claims that the most OF the
men are too old to be of service to a
factory. Only a few of these men are
too old to do hard labor.
Now as / understand, most, means
majority, and the majority could very
easily get work in q factory. But that
has nothing to- do with this case. The
men are performing their labors prop
erly and are entitled to an increase.
Again he states that most of the
men are glad to work for the CITY
meaning of course they are satisfied
with conditions as they stand. Then
why do they ask for a raise?
Then he goes on to say that only a
few of the men have dependents. That
is untrue as most of the men are mar
ried or live home and contribute TO
it's support.
1 wonder IL Mr.. Anderson really be-
lieves that a man can support a nome
at the present time for $S2 per 2
weeks, or pay his board and clothe
himself properly. I wonder if he can
do it. Possibly that Is all he pays
his men as he is a contractor.
He claims the men should seek
Better paying work If they are not
satisfied. These men are satisfied with
the Iabors they have to perform, but
as times have changed and 1t takes
more money to live decently they are
forced to ask for an increase;
Does It necessarily mean that they
should quit and seek employment else
whore because he thinks they are wen
paid? Does he stop to consider what
il means to work for a person, con-
Germ. or city faithfully and then pc
cause a mar Is old out able to work
and have to quit and perform a all-
ferent form of labor .
Surely the city must De satLsnJI
with the men she employs or II "ouiu
not keep them on the pay roib
n oh o,,ld be understood by all tnas
everv man who works for the street
department don't push a broom.
Even so 1t is no disgrace nut an
honest living, and just as wen ensr nLe
them to a living at any kind Oh worR,
Age should not count against a man
as long as he can perform his hsv au for-l
For the benefit of those VINO hase Let |
gotten I will say that the oatS
raised the mems pay on thirty.
-919. from thirty-three cents 70 100 ner
Ave cents, an increase OF w cents pei
hour. n+o+ome ant last !
NIGHT 1t does not appear that ne IS bba
favor of an increase in a ior
street department employs n,soo 6ss
than m at present sent at least see to It that hat
the request is is, not ct I pi-gs9n1got have it
to the ballot box wne.1
Know it will be given unanimous sup II
port by the voting labor of Perrin Al"
boy. 49, hae+ of luck. |
Very truly yours,
TOSEPH r. KILMURRAh'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20
Daily Horoscope
Sunday, Sept. Fl, 1919.

Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper S~yndicate.)
Astrologers read this as a very un-
favorable day. Neptune, Uranus, Sa-
turn and Mars are all in malefio as
pect.
Sales OF business transactions very
early in the morning of this day of
rest might be very fortunate, for Jupi-
ter is friendly.
Under this conflguration all the
news Of world interest may be most
depressing and for this reason q posi-
tive and hopeful attitude Of mind
should be maintained.
There Is q sign most discoufag1ng to
all who represent the old regime. To-
day the clergy may be greatly affect
ed, while the planets indicate an ac-
cess in religious interest. Established
creeds will be assailed. New cults In
which great dangers link will gain
followers.
This day is not a lucky one for those
who go out to sea-. Storms forecast.
Lovers should beware while this
survey of the stars prevails. for it Is
believed to encourage deceit and In
constancy.
Laxity of morals and the inmopta-
ton of socially destructive standards
Of life are foreshadowed. The new
year will bring widespread efforts for
reforms.
The new moon of September "a
takes place with Mercury and Venus
rising in Virgo and presages a pro-
tracted period Of prosperity for the
working GLASSES.
Women are enjoined to practice
thrift and economy, although the stars
will encourage extravagance.
Hospitals and other institutions are
| likely to suffer in the next few weeks.
They will need money and will have
increased demands upon them.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is should
| make no changes in the coming year
and should be discreet in their deal
ingS with others.
Children born on this day are like
ly to be extremely individual and they
will require the greatest wisdom In
their education.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20
Fire Alarm Boxes

Copper Works.
and Sheridan Street
Smith Street and Central r. h
6-Market and First Streets.
Avenue and Paterson ST.
S-High and Lewis Streets.
5-Smith and High Streets,
6-New Brunswick Ace. and New St
7-Smtth and State Streets.
2-Atlantio Terra Gotta Works.
3-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford St.
5-Commerce and Front Streets.
Estate and Washington Streets.
,4-State St. and buckingham Ava
st. and Pulaski Ave.
Ave. and CharleS st.
i7-State and Wayne Streets.
I3-Near United Lead Works.
;S-Washington n First Streets
;3-Naw Brunswick Ave. and Elm 81
,4-S&tith Street and Watson v
,5-Commerce and State Streets.
I2-Front and Smith Streets.
I3-Water and Gordon Streets.
Ave. and Gordon street.
s1-Brace and Hanson Avenues.
s2-Smith and Herbert Streets.
53-Amboy Ave. and Washington 81.
Ave. and Stanford street
l5-Near City Hospital.
,6-Cleyeland and Brace Avenues
and Hall Avenues.
32-Amboy Ave. and Inslee Street.
,s-Lawrence and Francis Streets.
and Johnstona StrestA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20
R1tbling Rhimes
BY WALT MASoN

Taxes.
Uncle Sans as slick as wax Is anu
hs's in a class alone; when ne-asks
me for my taxes, I dig up without q
rroan. oh. / dig the h~ard-earned
money. Put i s. IN e ss saa Of su sasay ca aas
NJ AZ huok and bone. And I'd DO
Il stiii more gayly If he didn't waste
it so; people tell me. hourly, daily,
that our Uncle burns he ,S dough- h;o ne .
Sr,,nirard blowing bubbles, caring lit
tie for the troubles that their earn
ing made us know, It is wrong, Q
Uncle sammy, al! bur struggles to
forget; for the dollars, cold and
ciammy. we have earned In ton and
sweat: YOU are welcome. when you
dom. but you really shouldn't fsso
have earned them at the forges, we
have earned them pitching hayi We
have earned them digging georges n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20
Daily Sermonette

.rha mother of Sisera looked OUT
o. Window and cried through the
lattice. why is his chariot SO ons
~ Coming? Why tarry the Wneels
of his chariot?'" of
cisera was captain Of the army oi
Tho king of Canaan. he was eo
missioned to destroy the israell.eS
but was himself DESTROYED ny bic
an who drove a tent-pln tnrousn -"
temple as he slept IN her -
his army was also connpieteiy
,ontad Nv the Israelites. and epora
tbe prophecies composed a poem -
,1h,ch she described the destruction
os +hasarmy of Sisera h
y 80 toward the end she referreo
g. +ha waiting mother of the oede1e-
ed captain of the enemys hos.. =
mother of Sisera looked oul Ia
window and cried hroush ~ ~
tic, why is his chariot 30 w
coming?'" rr country
.odaw who still silently look out
rough the window, wonderins' no
,na~crving. sometimes, "Why ooes-
4 rhsy can't believe that their boys
ara in hat far-away land, never "
| come back to them. rroa+.
And these mothers neeu our go 20
| est comfort and cheer, TOT tne aont 49,
| they had for their sons was 81 II
! than the love of wire anu usaIash
1t was purer n noi
| more self-forgetfui. ,o+bers
A their lives these no,annS
etched their boys as they DEVELOPS
;nto manhood and often away "
| the mothers heart. nothe,
DIT the tenderness of the mothel
grew only stronger ana oeepe, ,one
wife can understand this mothel ~
until she herself has experiehoeu mo-
But the mother whose rause
,aft In France has this assuran0e.
Her how fell In a righteous cause
80 hts life will count for the Saving
az many future mothers sons. @
Everv mother knows the sunerins
So 20 vtcarious sacrifce-tne glVlns
oee saIf 90 hat another life might ps
born into the world. This is Ine anS
~ growth and Of progress. we n
~ everywhere In nature; an ,n+,
Except a corn OF wheae ahidatf
the ground and die'
| alone osa sons WIFI
..eaam into the ground and died SUI
fared the birth-pangs OF mo.nei live
~ died hat others might llye.
Not every mother Is called upoi
make the supreme sacrlnce, ~
our boys who will remain IL
did. .,roueh The wa,
Ma thsn died of disease before the
anu amid come home. The mothers o
couhu boys and it doubly hard to pea
w. najn because their boys nay,
= observation-disclosures when the'
w Ue ready to die in the war lt Sss
and were saved. and again w fe,I us
asa Stripped them and they Iei.. no,
But these gold star mo om;ns tha
have the comfort OF kno ond,sra tn
tne,s snffering that many OF GU
martaily wounded men endured o
the Held Of battle. There surely !
some cause for comfort here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20

the hard, unyielding clay; we have
earned them digging 'taters, we have
earned them steering freighters, and
1t jars us to our CATERS when you
throw the scads away. Uncle, let there
be an ending to the carnival of waste;
quit this jamboree of spending, quit
it all. with seemly haste; save the
taxes and the wages, so that on the
shining pages of the works Of future
sages. your redemption may be traced
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20
Luke McLuke Says.

Luke McLuke Says.
The anxiety of a lot of men to get
rich quickly is what enables a few
men to get rich quickly.
Every man knows Of a good use to
which some other man could put his
money.
One reason why we have so many
enough truth before marriage and
tell too much after marriage.
And what has become of the o. I.
man who used to make himself sick
drinking to the health Of others?
What doth 1t profit a man to be
able to speak seven different Ian
guages when he can't think Of any
think to say2
This Stuff movement will have to be
checked. Even the hens are trying to
| grow combs and crow instead of try
ing to lay eggs.
Modesty is expected In a girl. Even
when she loves a man for his money
she should be too modest to men
| ton It..
| mother woman's a fare as n man
would pay another mans grocery bill
Any married mar who has tried to
| manage one wife can tell you that
| Solomon had about as much wisdom
as a tumble bug.
| Some OF these days we VIII nave
| paper dishes and concrete furniture
and a woman can do her house clean
| ing by throwing the dirty dishes into
the garbage can m turning the hose
| ON the dining room.
It Is well to remember that the
| Board of Health and the Doctor can't
prolong your life unless you help
them a little.
A winning baseball team can be-
| come popular quicker than anything
| else, and q losing team a become
unpopular quicker than anything
| else.
We have met a lot of interesting
people. But we neve knew one who
could create and sustain interest the
way q mortgage can
A married man has so many other
worries In this world that he is us
ually willing to let his wife do the
| worrying over the Hereafter,
Even on a hot night the woman
who can throw her hair on the
dresser envies the woman who has to
wear about three feet of her own hair
to bed.
If q girl happens to look like O
Princess when she is sixteen she
keeps on trying to look like q Prin.
cess when she Is thirty-six.
Another surprise and panied In
dividual is the man who imagfnes
that you "a dodge an argument with
your wife by agreeing with her.
A girl has no trouble throwing
straight when she Is throwing .
4 glance at q man she likes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20
Bits of BIZ Plaq
BY LUKE McLUKE
Copyright, 1919. the Cincinnati
Inquirer

Another Cursery Rhyme.
Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the cupbard
To get a nice bottle of beer;
But when she got there,
She went up in the air,
For the beer that was there was all
near.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20
Hart to Suit.

Leonard Suit, of Russiaville, Ind,
wants a divorce from Mrs. Suit. 1t
seems that Mrs. Suit doesn't suit SUIT,
and Suit doesn't suit Mrs. Suit. SO be-
ing as they do not suit each other'
Suit enters a suit for divorce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20
Then 1t Happenedi

Then 1t Happened
IT wonder if she would" unused the
Rummy, as he toyed with his glass Of
one-half of one per cent.
You wonder if she would what?"
demanded the Barkeep as he grabbed
a ginger ale bottle.
why, if a girl who looked suite
and was a symphony in pink got on a
street car, would she insist on having
a musical CONDUCTOR" replied the
Rummy. as he headed for the door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20

"A foreigner can't become President
of the United States" remarked the
Old Fogy.
"Oh, WELL" commented the Crouch
"the same rule applies to most of the
native sons"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20

Friends may be tickle, but. bless Pat
You should not be hard on them,
Sonny;
For in this life you'll find out hal
They'll last as long as your money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20
Oh. Joyi

Yes, peace has been declared, my
dears,
And / would not be much surpris-
ed,
If some day, say In fifteen years,
Our troops would be demebilized.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20

Luke, what's become of the o. I.
fellow who was always saying when 1t
rained, LET 'er in-ra makes
corn, corr makes whiskey and wins
key makes Dimacrats
(Ohio) Chronicle.
He now says: Rain makes water,
water makes drys. and drys make
bigots".
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20

Some girls just naturally have 70
become old maids. But Iva Chahce
lives in Drumright, Oklahoma.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20

why do you always hold scientists
up to ridicule2" asked Smith.
why shouldn't IT" demanded
Jones. Wasn't it a scientist who fig
ured that the English sparrow would
be a great boon to this country? I"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20

Ho, Hum!
Full many a man
Has lost his stack
BY being shy
One doggone jack:
Full many a man
Has lost his beans
By having one
With two queens.
Detroit Free Press.
Full many a man
Has lost his face
BY holding out
A useful ace.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Full many a man
Knows where his "cush" Isl
He lost it filling
Three-carr Pushes.
Houston Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20
well, Well!

You know what 1t costs you to get
a slice of what goes with fried eggs.
But what we started to say was that
Hi Hamm runs a garage in Temple,
Texas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20

Ho, Hum!
The office boy be no disgrace,
And YETI said Hiram Hays,
II think hat Congress is no place
For thinking men these days"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20
,ur Daily Special.

Our Daily Special.
Preachers And Stock Brokers Both
IDEAL in Futures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20

Beef's getting higher, that's no lie,
And it may be higher soon;
But once twas higher than it's now
When the cow jumped over the
C. N, S,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20

Goshi
Some mon work hard when they
work and some men loaf when they
loaf. But Ernest Loeffer lives In
Louisville, KY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-20

The Only Time.
Beef's getting higher and, gee whiz!
It's too blame high to eatj
The packer men must think 1t Is
An aviation meet.
Luke McLuke.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach,
liver, and bowel polsons be-
fore breakfast.

To ieel your best day in and day
out 10 feel clean inside; no sour bllc
10 Goa, Your tongue and sicken your
breath or dull your head no con-
stipaton. bilious attacks, sick head.
ache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid
stomach, you must ba,he on the inside
like you bathc outside. This is vast
ly more important, because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood, while the bowel pores do
To keep these poisonS and toxins
well flushed from the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels, drink beiors
breakias, each day, a glass OF hot
water with teaSpooniul OF lime
stone phosphate IN IT. This will
cleanse. purity and ireshcn the entire
alimen,ary tract before eating more
iood.
Get a quarter pound OF limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist 1t
is inexpensive and almost tasteles,
Drink phospha,ed ho, water every
morning to rid your system Of these
vic poisons and toxins, also 10 pre-
ven, their formation. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

are asked 10 assemble At the Huekins
hotel promptly a u 30.
Those desiring reservations for this
luncheon arc requested TO inform Mrs
r. NJ. Howard, chairman OF that COM
mi,tee. Mrs. Leslie NJ. Westfall is
morning chairman and Mrs, d. D.
McHcnry afternoon chairman OF the
registration committee, Mrs. A. ID.
Young heads the auto, and Mrs. J. A,
Reek the program committees. On
the general committee are Mines,
J. NJ Afford, Edmond Ferguson and
Howard. '
Mrs. Ben +. Davis entertained in
formally Friday with a o'clock
luncheon at the Skirvin. honoring
Mrs !. G.. Rosser OF Tulsa. guest OF
Mrs Laurence T. Volz, 10 Dale ave
nue. Other guests we're Mrs. Ralph
Wright Day and Mrs. Nolz. The
party was later entertained at one oi
the thed.ets.
Earlier in the week Mrs. Voli had
an auction bridge for Mrs Rosser and
4 second guest, Mrs. Vernon Moore
OF Electra, Texas, Guests included
Mrs. J. N. BassI Mrs. Charles y
Pope, Mrs. John Tbmerlin, Mrs, Kelly
NJ. Roach, Mrs. Ralph W. Day, Mrs.
Ben I. Davis, Mrs. Clay W Han
cock. Mrs. Howard h Hops, Mrs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pack Of S2S West
Twen,y-ihird street, returned home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Caspar Kite was the dinner
guest of Mrs. l.. Raymond Dawson
OF 500 West Seventeenth street last
evening Mr. Kite, who has been in
Tampico, Mexico, on geological work,
will return this week.
A benefit for the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union was given
Monday evening in the parlor o, the
Huckns hotel by pupils and associate
teachers OF the Oklahoma musical
academy The program included a
violin solo "Serenade" by Shubert,
Arthur Coli; voice solo, Spirit
Flower by Campbell Upton, Mss
Esther Wagner; piano prelude. "ln f
minor" by Ralehmaninoii Miss Cen
eva Whitley; reading. a pianologue,
Mrs G. Ray Flohre, voice solo,
Ocean, Thou Mighty Ocean" from
the opera "Oberon," Miss Esther
Wagner,
v "
Visiting ladies here at the meeting
Of the Southwestern Medical society,
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
are beng entertained by wives oi
local physicians.
Former army medical men will have
an open meeting tonight at the Cham
Der OF Commerce rooms, when the
program will take the form OF re
union campfire, and all visiting ladies
will be welcome,
A o'clock luncheon a, the Coun-
try club, followed by a program and
All auto ride over the city will he
Tuesdays event for the visitors. who
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06
Senator Owens
Ia Points That
Explain H.C.L.

In an address at national meet
ing Of bankers at ST. Louis recent
" Senator Owen gave the follow
ing fourteen points as an explana-
ton Tor the high cost Of living
|. Gold expansion in America.
?. Federal Reserve not eSpan-
sion.
!. Credit expansion. Government
bonds. ,r.
& Wartime prices OF material
and labor, paid by munition makers
and the shipping Board.
s. Diminished production in
peace industries
q. Destruction Of shipping by
submarines
Z Cessation OF peaceful produc-
i,u in Europe
s. Strikes and unproduCtiyeneS'
dr, 20 labor unrest
. Hcsi,ancy OF capital because
of unstable conditions.
10 Interruption Of exports for
lack OF credit,
H. Excess profit tax and other
heavy war taxes.
- Monopoly eNactions lrd re-
'rictioA o.. production.
49, Local proiiieering
II Waste. extravaganza mi
il'sc standard, OF living. set by
those Nho have profi,cd,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06
SCHOOL BUILDERS
GIVEN ESTIMATES
AT MEET TONIGHT.
Board 10 Allow for Work Az
ready Accomplished.

AZ the monthly board OF education
meeting tonight, estimates will he al.
lowed on number of school build
'ngs now under construction. Under
the system employed by the board,
'temized estimates OF material on the
ground and work done are submitted
monthly by building companies, who
receive immediate payment, less 10
percent OF the bill which is held in
reserve until completion OF the work
Estimates to Be Allowed.
Tonight estimates will be allowed
X. NJ. CriSSman on the Nc,twood
Hawthorne. Whittier and Willard
5uildingS, the lIolmboc company ON
the Wheeler. Lowell and Culbcr',on
building the Charles M Dunning
Construction company ON the new Lin.
coln building and the 7. a. Gross
company on the Nalm, Grove ~ild
ing.
The Cooke and Mcdonnell com
pany viii receive estimates on heating
and ventilation work which they have
under way anl Il. l. hutchinson EST.
mate, o1 plumbing IN the Lincoln and
jefferson bindings
The payroll oi public school teach
ers va, due Scptembrr 2n hu' be.
,ause ,he county excise board has noe
completed the budget for separate
,chools, which necesSi,ated the hiring
'f teacher, ior such schools wihou, i
ixed salary, the board OF education
as not been able To pay them.
Tables Distributed.
4 carload OF tables ior mechanical
rawing and beaches for the manual
raining department which arrived
asst THURSDAY, was distributed Friday
nd Saturday \ supply of both went
q the Irving Junior high school and
he Lee, Lincoln aUl lidscmerc
,choolS
Oscar p Jacobson. who wa, ap.
pointed instructor in pin, ,cal cduca
ion and coach OF the high school
football team, Is expected today OF
tomorrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06
SOCIE T Y

'oO"''''' ''''' "'' .
of Mr. and MI, " II Porch ilN
West Tvrriic,b street
\ 4
Nayrower camp Ro,al Neiehbors
n, America. viii entertain with dance
'''''' '"S"" " s'"' '''
Mr. and Nfr, Ben Barnett OF ~
West Fi,nteeuth street have gone to
New Norl CIV where Mr. Barnett.
vho !, nres;dcn, of the Oklahoma
Laundr,men'. association will attend
lhr national convention On their
way 10 New York ,hey will ,,op at
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e',.,a.' , a, . WV ,,'"S Ill.," a. a'a ,rd on
Do', ~ .u 'I"u ;,' Wv i't'na,"n ,' ,nJ
',' :, I,,".'' @ ""' ''2'' "'"''s ''' ''
''' '-'"'' = u
Mrs T. u M,Carthy Miss Har-
r,rftc NrCarthy and Mr. and Mrs.
s e. Su-ratt. who have been residing
Al 1ljl We,, + Fifteenth street. will be
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a. I!,.'.' .'"'''. a A,'e. "'N' "''" AZ -" ''''"
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N,<S Narv Elizabeth Cole, of Vi
nit, was the weekend gueu oi Miss
oni., 2u,kIey NJ blJ West Thirty
hr,t stree,
y
Mr. ard Mrs John W. NanMeter
~ an Eayt Ele,rrth s,rect returned
MONDAY from a two months over.
land Trim th-ouph "clorado Nebraska
and Karsas Nr, \ " McKcand
and SON Charle, of Jnd,onanoli, have
arrived inr Am extended visit with
MIR and Mr., NauNlc,er
= u
Mrs ! X Townsend OF O2i West
encc olciclow of 72l East Eighth
,,,ec, ,avr re,urped from southern
Texas ',ayinp ,nen, a week in Dallas
and fortnight in Galveston. where
,bcy uayed during the recent storms
nm the v,li roas,
Mr. and Mrs i II Reed Of 500
Wer Seventeenth street who have
,pcn, the mas, three months in the
Ca,alinc Stands IN California will 90
IN. i;r,t of the month 70 Los Angeles
wher. ,bey will take an apartment for
Oe,ober They expec, 10 return home
Noyembrr I
"A u n
Mr. and Mr.. Ivan Reeder Of 5000
Cla,,en boulevard have az their guests
,bc former. ,a,hcr Oscar Rcedcr
and s,er Mrs Howard smith of
Adrian Mo who returned with Mr.
IT, hJ,;s VIZ " .'', !, ", w, ILL H. g.. ,h.
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