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The Irish standard., 1919-08-09


Middleton Presentation Convent, has
left for the diocese of Portsmouth. He
is succeeded by the Rev. J. Cotter, who
had been an Army Chaplain.
w. and G. O'Donnell, margarine
makers, Waterford, were held entitled
by the London Kings Bench to recover
the amounts claimed against the War
Risk Maritime Co. for loss sustained
through the going down of the Fromby
on voyage from Liverpool to Water
ford in December, 1917.
DR.. ]. j. Seaman, son of the late
James Seaman, and brother of ]. j.
and P. F. Seaman, auctioneers, Cork,
has been appointed to the Ministry of
Pensions on his rehabilitation after
AZ years service in France. He is
author of "The Mutilated Hand and
the Workmen's Compensation Act"
A meeting of agricultural laborers,
members of the 1.T.G.W.U.. at Dun
garvan, resolved to demand the fol-
lowing scale of wages: s2 per week
for men over 20; 35s for those between
10 and 20, and 25s for boys between
16 and 49,, with equal pay for men and
women during the harvest, when the
rate should be los per day, with board
and a bonus Of G5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
VIII Decorate
GraUeSOfUS
Men In France
Flowers VIII Be Laid On
Burial Places of 10000;
President To Speak.

Lyons. France, May 2s.-CBy the As
ISOLATED Press.)-The graves OF 10000
American soldiers who died in France
VIII be decorated next Friday under
auspices Of the morces Of the United
states still IN France.
Gen. Pershins has issued a bulletin
stating that all american soldiers shall
participate in the memorial day exer-
cises. President Wilson viii speak at
the services in American cemetery at
suresenes. near Paris.
Geli. PershinE 20 Speak.
At Romagne, near the Arg0uue-
where the Americans suffered their
heaviest losses. Cen PershinE WI
speak in the afternoon At Than
court, where many OF the heroes who
fell al St. Mihiel are buried. Maj. Gen.
Ely viii preside. Gen. Pershing win
deliver an address in the morning at
DIu-sur- Neuse.
At Romagne a battalion OF infantry.
a battery Of artillery and a regimen
tai band viii do honor TO the $500
soldier dead and similar detachmeuts
VIII participate IN other large ceme-
reries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
To
Be PAID At ONCE
War Risk Bureau Is Not to
Await Wilson'S Signing
Of Deficiency Bill.

Washington, d. G. Nay l1-Fay-
ments Of past due and current allor-
ments 10 families OF soldiers and sail-
ors and dependents Of civil war vet
Grams win be made By the war risk
insurance bureau without waiting FOR
the formal signing OF the urgent de-
nciencv bill by president Wilson
AUTHORITY 10 send the checks for
ward without a moments delay was
cabled TO secretary Glass by president
Wilson. after the president had been
informed that the s45,Q0Q,oQQ deficieu-
CIV measure had been passed by con-
gress- The Dill now is on its way 20
Paris. where it VIII be signed by the
president
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
PICK JURY FOR
RUSSELL TRIAL
$50 Talesmen Summoned
For Examination as
ProspectiVe Jurors.

The Trial Of w G. Russell. OF Luo-
book. Texas. charged with murder,
opened before judge w D. Howe in
the 2sth district court at 10 o'clock
Monday morning with the roll call
Of a special panel Of $50 men who
we're called exclusively FOR the trial
Tie talesman were examined as TO
their general Qualifications The in
divldual examination followed. fol-
lowing judge Howe's announcement
that business excuses would not oe
received from jurors.
This is second Trial
Russell is specifically charged with
ihe murder CT Charles Qualey, q prom
ineut mining man. near the sheldon
hotel January 9. 1918. The case was
originally tried in the a4th district
court during the June term lsAh- lAe
defendant was found guilty, but later
Sc was discovered that a convicted
felou was member Of the jury ana
rr rrrfrr IS soI 70 have grown OUT
Of a brawI which arose in 2 Gale
A. ears night in 1915
attorners who VIII represent the
slate are Leigh CLARK, district altor-
ner. y B Ellers assistant district
attorney r. A. Dale and S. 7. lsaacl-s.
special counsel for The state Rep
reseutinE the defendant are w IL
Bledsoe Of Lubbock. Texas; a ]. Har-
C. lcGradv and r. p. Thomson
witnesses were excused until
o'clock Tuesday morning, owing TO the
fact that the remainder Of the first
dav was to be occupied IN the exam
nation OF iurTmen-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

- VI. D. -. -.

Henry II Durham vs.. CaIlie Dun
ham. divorce; granted
State VS. j. =. Singleton, murder,
guilty. five years.
Nettie c. Crozier and J. S. Crozier
VS.. J. ". Ramage. suit on contract
filed
state VS.. Enrique csrvantes. bur
Elary. guilty, Two years
Allah Mae Damer VS.. FRANK L
Damer. divorce. petition 1led-
David Arnold vs.. Nettie Arnold d.
vorce. petition filed.
state vs.. Irving Albert, burglary
guilty. two years
state vs.. Jack Martin, burg larry
state vs.. JACK Hamilton. burglary,
guilty. five years.
George /. Hitterux vs.. " W Car
roll. dismissed.
Edith Mitchell vs.. p. L. Ramey. dis
missed
state vs. Byron l. Black. pracicing
medicine without a license, seven
cases transferred TO county court Of
law as misdemeanor-
Ida G. 1Tercado VS.. Frank II Mer-
.cado. divorce. dismissed, residence not
established.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Complete Big
Victory Fund, InsuTing
Gift From Rockefeller

Denver Colo. Nay 25--Completion
OF the 5000 600 victory fund. col
lection Of which was begun last fall,
was announced 10 the Northern Bap-
fist convention this afternoon This
assures receipt Of g contingent fund
of s2.000.000 from John D. Rockefeller,
announced last week.
Leaders in the state DELEGATIONS IN
derHrTote the needed 100000 TO Sc
cure the Rockefeller gift
With Mr. Rockefeller's contribution
the victory fund amounted to S8,000,-
900. 3 number Of legacies and other
contributions announced 10 the con-
Tenticn sent the fund up another half
million before adjournment and when
the delegates recessed at lunch the
victory fund had reached $1,000, 001
D. c. shu1l. Of Sioux City. IA. was
named president Of the convention
his election was unanimous after II.
~. Freeman. OF Denver. withdrew.
The convention adopted resolutions
Tor q budget Of s5,000000 for the
church's work for the next five
years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Cupid May Flusier
His Victims But He
Sees Them through

DO sou sell marriage licenses here2
I want one
He may strive TO appear In a state
Of the utmost sang-froid. but it's
heart no longer his alone. is beating
Ike a trip hammer and that his stifly
safe bet that under his new vest his
starched collar is uncomfortably hot
Many times each day. the office
Of the county clerk is visited by
these would be beuadicts. each trying
70 appear as though the transaction
were rs Simple as the purchase Of q
share Of oil stock or, perhaps, . sle-s-
ut sets TO be funny.~ says Christ
.riuda. Cupid's El Faso represents
Sire they nervous
wei some are
Recently "a biushine iamsel was
led 20 the office hy her lorl-and-nl1 as
,er-to-be- sign here Amanda d.
recteG-
She took the pen. her hands tr1u-
0led and bushes suffused her pretty
cSeeks- Water. she managed 10
rrsp. and "a srmnarhctic clerk hurried
for the water and she soon revived
sufficiently 90 sign on rle dotted line
$40 matter how great their cmb1r-
raselueuE OF Lears aEs AlAuua. Lllt
see u through we have no record
Of either the man or oman having
backed out-once they get down mere
April has been the busiest month
this year for the marriage license
clerk. During the month Of May.
however, the business OF licensing the
nntrimonialiy inclined has taken q
decided slump To is expected that
June brides of traditional tuile and
orange blossoms fame. win make the
number nf licenses issued next month
surpass that Of any other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
The ConsOrship Is of;
It's Been of 4 Month
But Public Didn't Know

The censorship Of mail TO and from
Mexico has been lifted upon instruc-
ton from the censorship bureau at
WASHINGTON. Orders to this effect
were received at the local postoffice
from the san Antonio headquarters
the latter part Of april and no letters
have been censored here since that
time. though no official announcement
Of this fact was made until now.
Heretofore mail for Juarez and
points as far north as chihuahua City
passed through the censorship office
IN the Mills building in charge OF
head censor Arthur Lawrence Mail
70 and from the western part Of
Mexico was censored at Naco and
Douglas, while mail for points in the
east q Mexico was handled at san
Antonio. Laredo and Eagle Pass. An
office was also maintained at Browns
VILE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
n. M. BRIDGE
WASHED AWAY.
Rio Grande Structure at
Espanola Lost; River 3
Miles Wide at Points.

Santa Re, y. r., May 26--The
bridge across the Rio Grande at Es-
pamela, east OF here. was washed out
this morning by the muddy torrent
rushing down the stream, swollen by
unprecedented rains Of the past week,
and the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
bridge below was reported IN grave
danger Of being wrecked when the
Espanola bridge reached il.
The bridge at Buchanan. IS miles
west Of here. is reported weakening
and about 10 go at any moment The
Rio Grande Is reported three miles
vide in Some parts OF the upper
valley.
onoulQ the Denver q RIO Grande
bridge go out. railroad communica-
ton between the capital and the up
per Rio Grarde valley and north cen
tral part OF the state win be cut off,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Lieut.. Luke's Medal To
Be Awdrded His Father
AtPhoenir On May 20

Phoenix. Ariz.. Nay 26.-The con
Gressional medal OF honor. post
humouslv awarded 20 Lieut. Frank
Luke. jr., OF Phoenix. Arizona-s IA
nous ace and balloon destroyer. IS
TO be awarded TO his father. Frank
Luke, ST., at the state capital in Phoe-
nix. Thursday. May %.
The medal VIII be presented by
Brig. Gen. III. r. Hickock. command
ing officer OF the Arizona headuuar-
ters. Douglas. Ariz-
Governor Thomas r Campbell rs
arranging Tor "A fitting ceremony
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
BOARD AND TEACHERS TALK
HALF DAY SESSIONS; SALARIES

4 JOINT meeting o. tie executive
hoard Of the Fl Paso Teachers assoc
citation. composed Of the officers Of
The organization and representative
OF each of the city schools. ana the
school board viii be held at Bailey
school this afternoon.
The meeting viii be for the further
discussion Of the salary schedule and
70 take up the question OF the half
day session in the first grade of the
Mexican schools which was recently
voted by the school board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
, Ell PASO TRADE BULLETINS
SENT OVER WIDE TERRITORY

The first number Of the en- Paso
Trade Bulletin issued By the cham
Der Of commerce, was mailed ore Non
cay Seven thousand five hundred
copies were mailed TO FL Paso and me
southwestern territory supplied by To-
ea1 ionbers and dealers, ana -uvp
comics were mailed 10 the Mexican
rraGe The bulletin IS printed in Eng
1ish and Spanish The bulletin eN-
plains the system Of Relating fares
10 merchants buying IN FL Paso, when
- INTO allact juno ].
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

The Bijou win present today Mrs
wigs Of the Cabbage Patch star
ring Marguerite Clark Il is a tale
that the whole world has wept and
laughed over a tremendous seller as
a novel, an instant success as a play
a triumph for Marguerite Clark Your
last chance to see il In FL Paso is to-
day. The supporting cast Is unusu-
ally capable. and the loTable charac-
tiers OF the Cabbage Patch' are
brought TO life with a realism thar
VIII charm and appeal TO every man
woman and child who sees this pic
ture.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
FOUR MEN TAKE IS CARS
OF SHEEP TO KANSAS CITY

c. T. 1Iundv, A. II Trip W.
rqis ~ the Hotel mccoy sunday night
from Imperial valley, California lhey
came with train OF 65 cars. ABOUT
5000 head Of fat sheep which they
ave taking 10 the kansas city. NO.
market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
THE COURTS.
41sr DISTRICT COURT.
.Indrc p. II. Pic. -PrcsIdInE.

L D. Oden VS.. sammis oden. d.
vorce, petition flied
Viola Myers rs. Edward Myers. de
vorce. petition filed
Pedro Sierra vs.. Blasa Sierro. d.
vorce. petition filed.
Leaveu VS. Fidelity and Deposit CO.
suit on bond. on trial
Celestin0 Garde We. ". S. Nichols
and r L Pitnan. suit on debt filed
c. z Leaveu vs. Fidelity and De-
pcsit Co, suit on bond; on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
ccRPOR ALTON COMMISSION
CONES RACK AT CAMPBELL.

Phoenix. Ariz. Nay 26.-Assuring
Gov. Campbell that the state corpora
ton commission feels able 10 take
care OF itself and its duties" and in
forming the executive that his press
agents arrived at erroneous couclu-
sions," the corporation commission
has replied TO the governors letter
enclosing complaints OF licensed
brokers against the operations Of al
legged rwudcatters."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
RECEPTION AND BANQUET
FOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

A reception and banquet for all dis
charged service men VIII be given
Monday night at 2 o'clock by the city
= II. G a Invitations have been sent
20 the men whose names were OBJ
tanned, but all discharged viii be
welcome.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
CARPENTERS WAGE FIXED
AT MINIMUM OF 81 DAILY

Delegates returning TO FL Paso
from the state meeting OF the carpen-
ters' union at Dallas report that the
minimum wage scale fixed for the
state OF Texas was S7ik cents an hour
OF 81 a day for IN eight hour day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

- 80 colarsn. rre.IaIn

Judge Ballard IoioMells Ere4toins'
Rosario saldiva vs.. Hilario Saldiva,
divorce. petition filed.
p Tom Smith vs.. Haymon krupp,
damages, on trial
B. Tom Smith vs.. Haymon krupp
and others. damage suit. plaintiff
took non-suit. case dismissed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

Today is positively the last day 20
see SPEEDY Bill Russell IN his new
i-ie- hft- The Millionaire Cop This ls
a fast moving tale Of snappT action
and happy lovers full OF breath
taking. rib-tickling and heart warm
ing incidents
1t is Irresistible in IT'S appear 10
every member Of the family and viii
leave you grinning when you reach
the end
Don't fail 20 see It at the Ellanay
theater today.
Tomorrow the Ellanay tneater pre-
sents William s. Hart in his spectac-
uiar and sensat fonal new picture, The
Money Corral ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
NAznIOyA. eTHE RED LANTERN.-

The Unique will show The heu
Lantern" starring the great Nazimova
an this week. The famous star does
the most wonderful acting ever seen
on screen or stage in this production.
srhe Red Lantern taken from Eoitn
Wherry's great novel is MASTER
piece and a work OF art destined 70
advance the standards OF motion pic
ture making by many years.
see display advertisement elsewhere
in this paper. The price Of admission
is s. cents for adults and IS cents Tor
children This includes the war tax
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

70 business via be transacted ia
the county court during me present
week owing TO the absence OF 1uuge
De-. NcClintoclz. The Judge Is out
"a The city On a short vacation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
cnrcIAN-eGnING n tIGHT.s

Norma Taimadge is appearing at
the Grecian theater today and tomor-
row. fn the return Showing OF one OF
her Triangle pictures. Going
Straight"
Many who have seen this picture on
It's last presentation here VIII re-
member IT is one Of Miss Talmadge's
finest character portraTals ana VIII
surely want TO see It again. 1t is safe
to say that those who did not see j
before. viii surely want to see u this
time.
Going Straight IS being shown at
the Grecian -theatsr today and TO-
morrow.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

Judge f. D. 1fcCiintoeIE. Presiding.
state vs.. Isabel Arrieta. receiving
and concealing stolen proptrey. not
guilty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

DeBsrry vs.. A1dridee. suit on con-
tract, verdict for defendant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
CASE SETTINGS.

f1st Judicial Dist, Monday. june 10.
Henry with Nontoya-
Kraft & lLadero VS.. S. P.
poff vs. Miller.
Thursday. June IL
Book vs. Turbeyville ,
G5th Judicial Dist. Monday June 16l
McElrOy VS.. Sanchez.
Ideal Pharmacy VS.. Copeland
Dominguez vs.. Electric Ry- CO.
American Bank vs. FL Paso Live
stock Commission company.
Thursday, June 10.
Gomez rs. FL Paso & Southwestern
Gomez VS. Fl Paso & Southwestern.
Gomez vs. FL Paso & Southwestern.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
FLORENCE REED
At THE WIGNAM
Famous Star Says "Her
Code of Honor" Is Best
Picture She Has Made.

The famous screen star. Florence
Reed, will be seen today at the wig
VAN IN "Her Code OF Honor" which
she SAYS 81 the best picture she ever
made. Miss Reed viii be remembered
for her splendid work in To-day" Her
latest production was made Tor the
United Pictures Thcaters Of America.
an organization OF exhibitors. Each
picture presented By It is screened be
fore q committee and must meet with
their approval before being accepted
The Farnum and Kitty Gordon pic
lures recently seen at the Wigwam
were United pictures no poor ones
have ever been put out thus Ear.
"Her Code OF Honor" is the story
OF = beautiful young girl in the Latin
quarter OF Paris who loves not wisely,
but too wen. Her daughter years ar
terward falls IN love with a man
whom she is about TO marry. when she
learns that they are half brother ana
sister. A denouemeut which ls noFet
and unexpected viii surprise you and
splendidly round out what had ElFen
promise OF being a tragedy--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
JUSTICE COURT.


state vs.. F. o .Pesquerra, speeding,
$3.50 fine.
state vs. Miguel Chavez, speeding.
$3.50 fine.
lights, dismissed.
State vs.. Shirley Williamson. speed
ing. $3.50 fine
state vs.. Juan Ramire, SPEEDING By
street car when loading. dismissed
state rs. John Blake speeding;
$3.50 fine.
State vs. r A. Ramey, speeding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26


There Is a strong appeal TO women
in "A Fallen Idol" which opened az
the Alhambra theater yesterday I've
lyn Nesbit. the famous. film star, leads
a cast seldom equaled ia a phOropiay
seen here Miss Neshit. in this pic
ture. departs somewhat from her pre-
vious roles, appearing as Hawaiian
princess IN the elaborate tropical en-
vfronment which william Fox d-rec-
tors have shown such skin IN devel-
oning on various occasions
In this play one Is carried rcmantl-
cally from the music studios OF CALI
fornia 10 the primitive nuts or a rypl-
az Hawaiian village. Nothing Is left
TO the imagination And in the story
there are romance and love and
treachery and thrills too numerous 20
mention. There is realism in every
foot Of film. and yesterdays audi
ences might be said 70 have been 'on
their toes during the entire perform
ance.=Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-27
County Seat Briefs

George Bancke was yesterday re-
sentenced by Judge Daily to one day
in the county workhouse for grand
larceny, and one day in the work
house for adultry.
Ellsworth Reed was committed
to the county Jail yesterday by Re-
corder John Watson on a charge of
breaking and entering premises i'll the
vicinity of Hiram and Burnet streets
during August and September.
Letters of administration was
granted by the Surrogate's office yes
terday to Ferd Garretson, of Perth
Amboy, on the estate of Harriet Au-
gusta Martin, who died June 23 at
Perth Amboy. The known heirs are:
Theresa Ferguson, a sister of New
ark; George r. Martin, a brother at
Perth Amboy; Elmer IL. Martin, an
other brother of Perth Amboy; Al
bert Martin of Woodbridge, and Ger
trude H. Durham of Fords, the lat
ter two children Of Albert Martin. a
deceased brother.
Letters of administration were
issued John e. Rue, of South AM
boy, ON the estate Of Michael Cleary.
who died October 1, 1915. The known
survivors are John. of Perth Amboy;
Mary Swinefurth, a daughter of South
River; Leo, a son and Margaret, a
daughter, both of South Amboy.
Letters of administration were
issued to Arthur j. A. Hanley, of the
borough of Dunellen. on the estate Of
Mary e. Peak, who died August Z,
1918. Alice Peak MacNiece of Eliz-
abeth, a daughter of Octavia Mac
Niece, a deceased sister, is the only
survivor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-27
J|TNEYS NOW
RUN To FERRY
South AmbOy and MetuChen Bus
Terminals Changed

Beginning this morning the buses
running into this city from South
Amboy and Metuchen started using
the corner of Smith and Water
streets as a terminal instead of King
and Smith streets. This change came
as the result of action by Alderman
Albert G.. Waters, chairman Of the
Judiciary committee, he having taken
the step in order that those using
the buses might get nearer-to the
ferry thai was possible formerly and
also to make Ii possible for out-of-
town residents to ride along the
easterly part of the Smith street
shopping district.
When questioned about his action
this morning Alderman Waters said:
THE South Amboy and Metuchen
Smith streets for the a that I
believe it is the ideal starting point
or terminal for them. 1t affords the
people using the Staten Island ferry
and residents of that section the OPP
portunity to mount the BUSES at this
point for their respective destinations
without walking several blocks. 1t
also gives the public the opportunity
of riding the full length of Smith
street to the ferry. This should be
appreciated, particularly in wet
weather.
aside from this, 1t is a known fact
that the buses bring considerable
business to this city and by running
them to the ferry it affords an equal
opportunity to all the merchants on
Smith and neighboring streets"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-27
MECHANICS At
STATE SESSION
Isaac W. Wolf Named State
Council Trustee
Ia speotal correspondenf.


TOTTENVILLE, Sept. 2e.-The
forty-seventh annual convention OF
the Junior Order United American
Mechanics of the state of New York
in session at -Binghamton for 3 days
commencing or Monday morning came
to a close Wednesday night as one OF
the best sessions of the state organiza-
ton held in the past several years.
Staten Island was represented by 20
delegates, all of the councils being
represented with the exception Of
United Council of Tottenville. Albert
Killmeyer was the representative of
Balthaser Council of K-reischerville
and D.. w. Winant was there from u.
s. Grant Council Of Pleasant Plains.
In the election of officers Staten
Island secured one office. Past Coun-
cilor Isaac w. Wolf of Friendship
Council of Port Richmond was named
the state council trustee. William w.
Smell of Schenectady was elected state
councillor; Leonard w. Bishop of Vest
hampton, state vice councillor; Frank
Min s. Faye of Brooklyn, state council
secretary; Warren Eberhardt of Nam
haitian, state council treasurer and
Isaac w. Wolf of Port Richmond and
Edward Bremen of Buffalo, state truss
tees. There were about FIVE hundred
delegates n members at the conven-
ton, The next convention In 1920 will
be held at Saratoga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-27
e

Martin Everett, of York, Pa, has
been the guest of Rev. c. s. Hunt hls
week..
Carl jacobson has returned TO Bos-
ton after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Shut.
College this week.
August Thompson of the navy IS
home on a furlough with his parents.
Mrs. A. A. Morey and daughter are
Wis ting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burns
Rev. v. B. skov, Of Our savior,s
Danish Lutheran church, of Perth
Amboy, will hold services al inc
Young Mems Business Club in Slelght
avenue tomorrow night at 1880 O'clock
Another consignment of army 1000
cons sting of $50 cases of peas WerS
received at the Tottenville school
Yesterday afternoon to be put on safe
TODAY. The same amount was rece4s-
ed al each OF the other centers.
staten Island Chapter NO: lSo,
ROYAL Arch Masons, conferred the
second degree last night at It's convo-
cation. ehor+
Troop 81, Boy Scouts, held q snort
meeting last night at the South b%p-
tist church lecture room.