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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
Situations Wanted-MaIe


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BOY WANTS WORK from 20 S. Address
CA, care Herald
BOOKS opeied and closed. cost accounts
Seryiees reasonable. H Erwin Phi 5545W-
DISCHARGED SOLDIER wants position OF
any kind as helper. Write Mechanic. 3o25
IT Blvd St
SALEsMAN-Experi in oils and spe-
cialties, wants situation in these OF kim
dred lines BIO care Herald
WANTED-Painting rooms tinted 81 up.
Paper roof made 10 last . years longer
BY painting, Phone ss7s-
~ALESMAN-Salary or commission. viii
take position as collector or office work
as means to sales force B71. care Her
aid
WANTED-Position by young man as as
sisrant boolzkeeper or other clerical WORK.
Permanent Local references. Address
POSITION WANTED-By \ first class
pump man and pipe filter. who thorough
ly understands an classes q pumps 25
years experience Address F. L 5. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

ADVERTISERS, ATTENTION.
Entire State OF Texas can be covered at
the lowest possible rate with the largest,
most thoroughly distributed circulation
cents per word Sundays
81 cents per word Daily
20 words minimum
A guaranteed circulation $500 Sun
days. 225.00O daily.
This is the combined circulation OF The
Dallas Times Herald. Fort Worth star
Telegram, The San Antonio Light. FL Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronicle.
Your ad sent to any Of the above papers
with cash Will be handled for you and
your ad viii appear in all Of them
Wednesday noon should see your copy
In any one OF the offices for your ad 10
appear IN these papers the following Sun
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

WANTED - Bright energetic American
boy. Il or = years old. with wheel. one
not attending school Apply Business o.
flee Herald
WANTED-s GOOD AUTOMOBILE ME-
CHANICS: THOSE FAMILIAR WITH &c
NIrION PREFERRED. APPLY
FL PASO AUTO CO.
PHONE o. 40s MYRTLE AVE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

RUSSIANS 64hUGh SMASHING
BLOW
And tore a gap in German lines IN
BukOTina, two years ago today, Jan
usry Is. 1917.
Find another soldier.
YESTERDAYS ANSWER
0pside dosn CT f1fher's right
shoui5sT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

LIBERTY BONDS, OIL AND
MINING STOCKS bought and solo
TOM B. JOHNSON. BROKER
ONCE sheldon HoteL-Ph- AZ.
FOR SALE ProducinE copper ease. Is
months 10 run. Tunnel proposition fully
equipped On railroad. Write Tbs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
S;iustion, Wantss-FemaIe

TRAINED NURSE viii accept eases fo-
night nursing Phone $40.
NEAT AMERICAN GIRL wants office
work; doctors office preferred Address
DIS. care Herald
WANTED BY LADY-Positl0n as SALE
lady or trimmer in millinery shop; can
furnish the best or references ADDE'S
As care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

I accurate American Laundry and DEr
CleanlnE Co. Hurley. y. "
Help Wanted-FemaIe
WASTED-English speaking Mexican
woman 70 DO house work 1890 Montana
WASTED-Housekeep Call 1914 e
6elleEard, after 8 D. m. Apt .
WANTED-An experien' Cd chamber maid.
sl4 W Mlsscurl-
MANTED-Giri FOR cigar store. Lynehville-
Phone so.
EXPERIENCED white woman for general
houseworks good wages 54O1 Madison Ave
WANTED-English sreaking girl for gen
eral homework Phone 71cs.
WANTED-Girl for general houseTork-
Must speak English- 1871 Montana
WANTED = Am.eriean girI for general
jenkins Piano Co
MAID. English Speaking. for general
homework. three in family Call Room
70. s Rolston Hospital
WANTED middle aged or old lady 70
take a baby 10 her home and keen mother
= sex. Phone 2. S CAREY. s5s7-
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN to keep house;
good wages and good home 70 right party.
Dr. Dysart. Phone 5f52-
WOMAN 10 take care o. twin b1bieT. also
one FOR cooking Must stay nights Phi
1850
eral houseWork- One willing 20 work SO
Upson-
HELP WANTED - Experienced linen
checker, woman, good pay and reason
able hours Acme Laundry Phi $500
WANTED-Some responsible party 10 care
for and board ? year old daughter Phone
s7SsM.
DR. EDWARD AUER. sI6-Is Trust BIG.
chronic diseases Diseases OF women
Epecially equipped for treatment OF all
Neryous dlseases. Phone f642
WANTED-Experience Mexican girl for
grocery store Don't call unless you are
experienced Star Grocery. SO South e
Paso-
S2-50 PER DAY paid one lady IN each
orders for concentrated fiavoriug in tubes
Permanent position F. Z. Barr Co. Chi
cago.
WANTED-White woman 10 DO cooking
and Homework. two in family. Must sleep
on place No landry 1900 Mesa No
attention paid 20 phone calls.
WANTED-A-1 experienced ste1osraphsr. I
students and apprentice need not apply Z
Good salary. but must be Thoroughly ca
nahle- rri-State Association OF Credit
Men. 81 Caples Bldg
WASrED-Ahle bodied settled American. I
white woman. without incuu brances as ]
huusekeener and good plain cock Good
wages and home % riEh- party Refer ]
ences- Joseph Heslep. P O. Box rs, Ala /
moEordo, y. n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

LIBERII BONDS
For your protection. before selling any
government bonds get our latest quota
tons We pay from / 10 10 percent more
than Liberty Bond Specialists"
Don't sacrifice partly paid bonds We
have facilities 20 complete your suhscrip-
ton and sell az the prevailing quotations
J. : CURTISS q CO.
Sheldon Hotei. r Paso. Tex.
Out OF town customers mall bonds OF re-
reipts by registered mail.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
Real Estafs Ranfsd

MANTED-Cs0od tereuents. close n only.
LEE NEWMAN Tenement Specialist
Phone 1904 sos S. e Paso 50.
WANTED-To buy six room modern bun
Eaiow. can pay $500 70 $500 cash. bal
ance $50 per month Phone 64efJ-
WANTED TO BUY-Wu pay cash for
new 4 or 8 room bungalow Give fun
particulars Joe Hall care Herald
WANTED to buy from owner. room bun
ralcw and classed n sleeping porch. must
he bargain; have 5000 cash and some
good notes BIG. care Herald
A WE'LL BUILT, MODERN BUNGALOW
Must be up % date. Want to correspond
giving details and lowest price and terms
WANTED TO HUT-5 or s room COT
taEe or bungalow situated north OF
Boulevard east Of Kansas. west OF No
be. in good condition and worth the
money Phone 2641-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

DreSSmaking
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FOR GOOD HEMSTITCHING. get IN touch
Eith Union pye Wkz as y. Stanton Phi SO
DESIGNER and gown maker. Pm s151W.
DKESsIAkING-lsls Wyomins- Pm 545l
THE BELIZE
DRESs1fAKING AND LADIES'
TAILORING PARLOR
Specialist in evening reception gowns.
hand work Of all kinds All work guar
anteed- When you are IN = hurry don't
Walr for patterns. as I don't use them
ana u you are In a hurry 20 80 20 the
ban can get you ready in a few min
utes with pins Come and sea
MRS P $ WHITE
10 = M-ssourL md oeEn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

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MONEY To LOAN-Or viii buy vendor
lien notes state location IN answering
ad. No CTS. Herald
s. 10 Soy of an fnose little bills
and just owe U.s. Low rates Easy pay
ments. Courteous attention Peoples Loan
society. 20 Caples Bldg Phone 1914
s. To $50 loaned honest EMPLOYS cheap
est rates. confidential Quick satisfactory
service Drake. col Roberts-Ban
SEE Us for any kind OF a loan. Liberty
bonds bought Equitable Loan Assn. W S.
Illler. MEr-- SIS Trust BLDG. 5rd floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
Helm Wanted-SaIe,r,en

WANTED-Good stock salesman for high
class proposition See Mr. Tenant. shell
don Hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

CAPITAL and services 20 place in substan-
tial business by man Of 81. with good BUSH
ness training and highest references Ad-
dress C21. care Herald
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
PaSt Week Has Been Filled
 With PicglicS And Parties
 By GueSES Of San Marcos

the Saturday tournament medal play competition in which J. V. Dwyer. J C. Bannister and David Walker tied for first place.
 On Thursday Leslie Witherspoon or New York W. C. Englar of Chicago. John D. Nhay of Detroit and c. B Walker motored over for a game of golf with their old acquaintance C. l.. Myers. and an afternoon was spent at very fine golf.
 X notable foresome Of the week was one wherein J. C. Bannister and A. C. Bartlett of the younger golfing set nicely trimmed the we'll known vet erans at the game. D. B Heard and ". 4. Damon.
 As usual the week has been marked with number Of private dinner par ties. A party of thirteen on Sunday which scOffod at unlucky numbers, in cluded the following. w. F. Robinson MT and Mrs. Carl Anderson Mir and Mrs. W. R. Wayland. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bennett, Mrs. F.. r. Nash. NIT. and Mrs R. C. Saufley. William and Bobby Sauflev and Miss Curry.
 Mir and Mrs. F.. J Bennett. Mrs. F Y SherraId. Margaret and Ford Sherrard and Frances Bennett also formed q 1 dinner party the same day.
 Other sunday visitors included Mir and Mrs. R P. Davie. Mir and Mrs. IT. Strangman. Mrs H. Montgomery and | Mr. and Mrs <. S Mcintyre. Phoenix | Mrs. J. NJ. Campbell. East Orange, Miss | Louise Wanamaker, Philadelphia Miss 1 Christy, Phoenix. Mir and Mrs. F. r. | Weber Phoenix: Miss Anita Banker ] hofi. san Francisco. Robert O. Boards ! ley. Phoenix: W. F Schmerder. Tue soa Hazel Zimmerman, Tucson and | Grace Frysingcr. Washington. D. C. | Out of-town visitors at the Friday night dances included. Capt. l.. " | Lowenthal A. C. Moseby Mrs. II. Par ker. Miss Henry. Chas. Gardner, iron ! phoepix and R. A. Merrill and II. A
 Merriman. Goodyear. Mir and Mrs n ! b. Chandler: Mrs. A. F. Price, Mr. ana
 Mrs Geo. Scott. Miss Hazel Scott Mr and Mrs. C. A Baldwin and Mir an, Mrs Nex Ni1ult Mesa; W. W. Chad
 wick. Salt Lake City.
 Among tho recent arrivals at the Sar
 Marcos may loo noted Major D. Ferry fr. Detroit Campbell steward New . York. Mir and Mrs r. IT. Sawyer. Ak.
 ron W. Y. Code. Hollywood. Mr. an,
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Church Announcements

Christian Science society-At the II o'clock hour this morning the subject will be Substance" Sunday school will begin at 9:45 o'clock.
 Methodist chureh-Bible school at 10 o'clock Morning worship at II o'clock Rev. D. H. Reid the pastor will speak on "The World Outlook We Are Doing, What We Are to po.' Epworth league at 6:45 o'clock. with Miss Thelma Dixon as leader At 7.30 o'clock in the evening, Mir Reid's topic will be China and Our Work There illustrated by 65 stereopticon views
 Latter Day Saints
 Home missionaries appointed to con- duct services in the various wards to- day are as follows:
 Mesa First-William Hibbert, E. D. Solomon.
 Mesa Second-Paul Lesueur, NJ. C. Phelps.
 Phoenix-Jos. Ray. owen Stewart
 Lehi-Charles Ellsworth. M. A. Stewart.
 Pine--J. s. Allen. Sims Ray. Charlottesville Millett, George Lewis.
 Gilbert-Lawrence Ellsworth, 0. D. Merrill.
 Alma-Joseph Rogers, Norman Brim hall. Papago-Jas. T. Lisonbee. Edwin Santeo.
 Subject for March: Righteous Ac- tivity Means Progress
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
CHANDLER PLANS T0
 GELEBRlTE BIRTHDAY

CHANDLER, March Chandler is planning 10 celebrate it's seventh am niversary. The town was founded May r, 1912 when the first sale Of lots and land was held and when the corner stone of Che san Mascos hotel was laid. Dr. A.. !. Chandler wants the district O celebrate. 10 have q picnic speeches q dance in the evening or such other fes- tivitios as the people desire. He be- lieves the Woman's club, the L. D. <. aid. tde various church. organizations. and in fact all the women should select committees to take the celebration in
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
.LYCEUM PROGRAM TO
 BE STAGED TUESDAY

MESA March f6-The third num- Der of the Mesa High school lyceum course will be presented at the Or pheum theater on the night of Tues day. March 8. Though the event fol- lows immediately the five night chau- t3uqua which will conclude with to- morrow nights entertainment. the pre- vious programs presented in the win ters lyceum course have been so sat isfactory. it is probable that afull house will greet the entertainers.
 A refined musical program by Prin- cess Watahwasco and company is the bin for Tuesday night. Princess Wa tahwasco is a Penobscott Indian who has received the highest type of tech nical training in music, and who pos scsses a voice Of exceptional quality The Victor Talking Machine company has chosen her singing for reproduc- ton on it's attractive records. She pre- scnts the folk songs. legends. dances and ceremonies of.the various tribes oi American Indians
 Princess Watahwasco will be accom- panied by Miss Fredericka Toenniges pianist and Miss Elsie Becker. ciolir soioist. Seats are on sale at Every. body's Drug store.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

This nJ. week at the san Marcos .... ...u another season Ct puulCs ani
 f.i0ns to deserts and mountains. U. Htoat party consisting Of Mr. ..r .lre. E w. B.tterIcld Misc Mary II1fr HrJ Mrs. j.. e. Iannistcr went .u .olr.n ufW win flowers and came home uIt1 thelr automobile fairly filled rI.h uupp es. and IupInes with owls .IuNur and otheg lowers as variations. For tlc uiosi part they were found east Uf -tn Tan Mountain Go the south Of M. orcnrr Road.
 Othe parties vcns fishing With both EII Ur-gatt of Chandler and Will Pin nrr oe PuooBV backing the story that The uaa et Roosevelt were climbing over ha sides 0f the boat iu their eag- eruess jo get 1t the bait all disciples ot Isaac Walton that were at Che san Marcos decided hat it was a good time to visit the big Iose. Ou Friday. Gcorga rd Veu. Uu taking with him Orris Huldren us guide and piscatorial medi- cine man Ou the same day a second iartF.H including Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sciberlnl Miss Irene Soldering. Mir. and Mrs F. E. Manton Mir. and Mrs C. M. fadc'mau. Mr. and Mrs. Y. M Housor and George C. Houser. also left for Roosevelt
 Edward Mauinckrodt and Harry 1aneuberg. who have been exploring ancient .rs above Castle Hot Springs returned to thc san Marcos on We'd ucsday
 The most extended motor trip of the .veek was made br Mir and Mrs R Golden Donaldson. Mss Donaldson. and MT. and 'Mre. Arthur leo whose itin orsry Included Roosevelt. Globe and Tucson. After Gvc-jays outing. th, .nart, retuncd to thc san Marcos or Friday
 con Srn11v 70 very enjoyable i'm promntu reo'tal wa. given in the musi, room of tho San Marcos by Eugen, Nedcvil with several musicians iron fh7 Arizona school of Music Mrs. F. \ ltahcr.rg 9 Slu Marcos guest gay. Hreat pleasure hy singing delightfully."- number of songs.
 Tho drucr dance 0f Friday as usua made a pleasant high light or gaietv ir fH. week. VI tors from Phoenix addct Y. fh. l1rcu- eet of the hotel. com
 Htly U..n- both dining room auO
 room
 Iho gpirng event ot the week via.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
TEMPE BUY BADLY
 HURT IN ACCIDENT

John Turner son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Turner. received serious injuries
 Friday afternoon on the high school grounds John was ready to play
 basketball, and while waiting for the remainder Of the team to show up, he
 joined in a practice baseball game. In a few minutes Rob Carr. in his efforts to make an extra good hit. lost hold on
 his bat The bat after leaving BObs
 hand. hit John in the face with so much
 force that it knocked him off his feet
 and into the air several feet John was unconscious only a few minutes. and
 was rushed to Dr. Alexander's office for attention. There proved to be two deep gashes on the face, and broken jaw bone. The worst cut was under the right eye and the other just over Lthe left eye Seventeen stitches had to | be taken in the two cuts.
 John is a sophomore in high school. and his many schoolmates are anxious | for his speedy recovery. for his bright and smiling face will be greatly missed.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Chandler Ball Club

The organization of the Chandler baseball club has been progressing to a satisfactory stage. Suits and other equipment have been ordered and the boys are playing a number of practice games. The next one is scheduled for today when they play the Casa Blanca Indians. The boys turn out for prac- tice on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur- days Dr. Chandler has taken an inter- est in the club and is planning with the boys 10 organize a volunteer fire dc partment. He says that even after the town is incorporated it will require the services of a volunteer department for a number of years. and that start in that direction must be made some time, and the sooner the better.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

Mrs. IT. Fl. Collins Princeton: Mir and Mrs. ". Y. B-ophy. Bisbce. 3Ir. and Mrs Fl. NJ Hauser, Akron. Mir. and Mrs J. L. GoeIrv. summit. <. Dakota Dr. and Mrs P. C. Jordan Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. F. M Lindsay and Mr and Mrs Geo. ". Lindsay: Mr. an Mrs. Lee J. Perry. Chicago; F. c. Films, Berkeley, J 4. Broadlav. san Fran cisco. A. C. Carson. San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Wait Talcott. Rockford. H.: Oscar C. Sowau. New York Miss K ThaXter. Cambridge. Miss W. Hawk ridge, Brooklnc. Mass.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Bank is GroWino

The Bank of Chandler reflects the prosperity of the district in it's bank statement, just published, which shows resources Of s427.205. as against s279.- 223 on the first of this January, d gain of over Sl50,000 in two months. Indi- vidual deposits are S376.327 and Cashier C. A. Baldwin says the amount of paper held by the bank against the afrmers is the smallest in years and that the bulk of the increase is due to the profits made by the farmers during the past year.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Del s. Lawrence Company Pleases

One of the best and most popular plays ever seen in Tempe was presented Friday night, in tho Normal auditorium. Kathleen Of Kildare. a five act musi- cal comedy. was given by the Del Law renee company of Phoenix. for the benefit of the athletic association of the Normal school. Zelma Stcck. tho star, was wonderful in her part. and all the players deserved commendation.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Mrs. Alton Peterson lmrpoved

Mrs Alton Peterson. who is quite i'll at the family home, was somewhat i'm . probed yesterday. Her condition has been such as to cause uneasiness among her family and friends
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Christian Church

Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Two big services. morning service at II o'clock. by Rev. E. C. Hagerman. who will talk especially Go every parent and child. At the evening service he will talk on the subject. "A Walk on the High Lands Of Faith"
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
prina Family Lave Today

H. A. Price and family will leave to- day for Bisbee where MT. Price as sumes the management of the J. c. Penney company store at that place.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Roy Lemon Here

Roy Lemon and family. a brother of H. c. Lemon of the Chandler Hardware company. arrived this week to make their future home in Chandler.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Citv Council to Meet

The city council will meet next Thurs day night and all others who care to. may be present At this meeting the council will continue the business left over from lhe Lasl meeting.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Youna Negroes Charged with Theft

Youn1 Ncgrce5 Charged With Theft
 The w. A. Burton ear, which was taken from in front Of his place of bus mess several nights ago. and later found near Tucson by officers of that city upon information causing them to believe the thieves were headed that way. was stclen. so it is alleged. by two negro boys who are under arrest The boys who give Phoenix as their home. are but r years of age and were turned over by Constable Pickens to deputies l. from Phoenix and will be tried in the i juvenile court.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

charge; that it is fine thing to bring all the people of the district together and have the new corners meet the older citizens.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
conrreaatIona. churoh

Sunday school at 10 o'clock Morning worship at o'clock with sermon by the pastor on the theme: Are We In curably Religious9' This is the first in a series of lcnton addresses on the subject of personal religion Young peoples meeting at o'clock. Evening service at 1:30 o'clock 6ndcr the ans pices of tho Mems club. Address by pr. Alexander on Hobbies" followed by discussion open to an. X cordial invitation is extended to all for an these lenten services
 FOR SALE-50 tons No. 2 alfalfa hay al SIG per ion. Pima Cotton com pany, Tempe. bt
 Cottonwood for sale. cut for a.ov. or logs, sS per cord. delivered in city limits. Halbert Miller. Box 17f. Tempe. II
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Will Build Home

Howard Standage has begun the erection Of a bungalow residence on Q West Main street..
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

". F. smith. g prominent ranch owner of Scot-sdale- has been able to lower the mileage costs for the trans portatan of his farm products in a most practical and thoroughly sltis- factory way As shown in the photo graph below f. consists of a Cheyro-
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

Var Lecture Last Night at Chautauqua
 Henry Warren pccr. artist. expert nhcfcr rr7pHcr and lecturer spoke last nigh; at thc Chag'aqaa to an appre- ''atlvr audicrco, ii" address being H. lnsiratod with large number of war pictures. Mir Poor Is head of the lee lure and slide department Of Under. wood and Underwood. photographic headquarters for the American news papers. He is among the first 10 sec and select from tho large amount oi war pictures that have been sent over Coupled with this he has twice visited the war zone and taken number ot photos of interesting scenes. These i formed the basis for his lecture There will be no chautauqua program for. today, the final number being pre- scented tomorrow night
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Fine Rain with Snow on Mountain,

Fine Rain with Snow on Mountains
 The rain. which began falling about midnight of Friday in Mesa and con- iinued without interruption until day. light. is reported 10 have been quite heavy on tho desert and in the moun- tains to the east. Snow covered Super stition mountain. and, was seen on the lower hills north of town. Desert farm CTS and catlcwon are rejoicing over tic GownpCur.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1919-09-16
BordentOwn

A record achieved by few couples is
that made by Joseph K. Holloway and
wife, who on Friday celebrated the
9th anniversary of their marriage.
Both are in good health and are in
possession of every faculty. Mr.. Hol-
loway was born at Chesterfield in
1880 and Mrs Holloway, who is two
years his junior, was born in Ches-
terrified township. They were married
in Jacobstown Baptist church, Sep
TENDER II, 1852, the Rev. j. M. Car
penter officiating. They engaged in
farming for number of years and
took up a residence here in 1870. The
union was blessed with two children
both of whom are living Their
daughter is Mrs. Angelina Wood, who
resides on Spring Street, and their
son, Robert B. Holloway, is the re-
ceiving teller in the Bordentown
Bank. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway
attribute their long life and perfect
health to regular habits OF living.
At the regular meeting of the
Board of Education held on Wednes-
day evening, Prof. Robert M. Ober-
holzer, of Woodbury., was elected to
the position of superintendent of the
local public schools. He will enter
upon his new duties at once and have
everything in readiness for the re-
opening of the schools Monday morn
ing Professor Oberholzer, who is {
graduate of Franklin and Marshal
College, has had nine years expert
ence as teacher and has been princi
pal of the Woodbury. High School TO,
| the past three years.