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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
It's GrandmOther's Recipe to Bring
Back Color and Lustre
to Hair

You can turn gray faded hair
beautifully dark and lustrous almost
over night if you'll get bottle of
s.Wyeth,s Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" at any drug store Millions
CT bottles of this old famous Sage
Tea Recipe, improved by the addition
of other ingredients, are sold annually
says a well-known druggist here, be-
cause it darkens hair so naturally and
evenly that no on can tell it has been
applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded have surprise
awaiting them, because after one or
two applications the gray hair van
ishes and your locks become luxuri-
antly dark and beautiful.
This is the age of youth. Gray
haired unattractive folks aren't
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08
CHAPLIN DOES aHIGHBROW"
DANCES IN HIS NEWEST
PRODUCTION "SUNNYSlDE
Surrounded by Classical Dance Maid
ems He Expresses HIMSELF In
Original Fashion

Charlie Chaplin expresses HIMSELF
in the new aesthetic dances, which
are quite the thing in the most arts
tic circles, in "Sunnyside," his third
million dollar picture, which will be
shown at the Kenworthy Theatre com
mencing Thursday. The manner in
which Charlie gets in with a group
of beautiful and scantily draped
young girls which are engaged in this
sort of dance is quite Chaplinesque.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08
DICKINSON NEW
ORCHESTRA LEADER
Promises An Excellent Orchestra if
Musicians on Campus Will Take
Increased Interest.

The second meeting of the Univer-
sity orchestra took place Friday ir
the Y. NJ c. A. After a short re-
hearsal steps were taken towards or
ganization, when Professor Dickinson
director, said: "There is no reason
why a school the size of Idaho should
not have an excellent orchestra. l
have found several excellent players
on the campus who will form nucle-
us. Around these l would like to
gather fifteen to twenty others. We
especially need more violins and
violist. In the rehersals conduct
ed so far l have been much encour-.
aged"
Has Musical Record.
Prof. Dickinson is a graduate of
the New England Conservatory of
music. He was for four years direct
or Of the orchestra in Boston's most
exclusive hotel. Mr.. Dickinson also
played with the Boston Symphony
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08

wanted around, so get busy wi h
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
tonight and you'll be delighted with
your dark, handsome hair and your
youthful appearance within a few
days.
The herald., 1919-12-04

hoard of directors with all soss 1890 3
and further powers az ma IA nurpesa
accomplish the objects ana ps's
said corporation. .,..s,na
Stockholders meetings fof sns an n
directors of said corpoiauosaaa d0s.
held annually on the thru n'
tober. -, "a ~
ARTICLE xII.-The preside1' ,,,ss.r
v;ca-nresident. the secretary ana .sssirs
shall he authorized to receiss
all legal process. ssdn b
Thus done and signed n ~ ~ ursssss
.ha Citv of New Orleans, In tns ~ 4
~ one william W. Westerfield ard ~ 4
Eoonar comnetent witnesses, 20 thsf
III. c;tv who have hereunto ~ 4 ~
n ,n,S y With the said appearers yNets5,
nr r of incorporation and m.' vrtts
On tho date and day first aDes s..by ~
ond tho said subscribers 40 n N 10.
scribe for and agree to pay IT. LII ssssnl
her of shares set opposi'e :.
names. m Westerfitia
witnesses: VIM. W.
G. Cooper. -. D Hrs
r;stu fsnI shares; W. d. yiIssb
E Sil.y WI Vino Iaol shares; A. VI Lsss
Ninety Nine 1907 shares; d. nps %
One IN share; James H. N
share.
(seap CHARLES scHs !.1 ~
T the undersigned, Rece 9iS # orIssr.,
cages in and for the P alissn certify "
Sae,o of J,onisiana, do HEREBY - incofpsss
State vi nd foregoing act 0I.narsist
ton of the "R. p. Hyams,d in ny 90
was this day duly recoroeu 80
in Rock 1881. Folio - .,ber -, ~
New Orleans, La, No'em mr.
(SeaD rr I,EONAkp' p.bB
I Charles schneidau,. a,lssns I'D "A 4,
IN and for the Parish OF Innidsaa ~ =
Of New Orleans. state OF nave asd ~ -
Ia INV certify that the aDo,s cspg ~ Y,
n nefeD 10 eef' true and corrscs ri 2: ::
the original act Of in Sssted.' . W. I
@R p. Hyams, Incorpolsas.R ecsrdeI ~
Of the certificate OF INC suasd. TIE v"
NJ thereto appenosnuv enicN /,
on file and of record IN =. nsrsss :.
In Faith whereof, !, have =, N.T o.s''
~ = hand and official seal :. ID
La. this 18th day Of o,~.cuvTIDg ~
CHARLES NotsrJ
Nov. N-Jan. l.
The herald., 1919-12-04
CHARTER OF ROBERT p, HYAMs,
INCORPORATEN.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Orleans,
City Of New Orleans. Be it known, that
On this Twenty-fifth day of November,
Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen before
me, Charles Schneidau, Notary Public,
for the Parish Of Orleans and City Of New
Orleans. State Of Louisiana, duly COM
missioned and qualified, and in the pres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
Mr.. And Mrs. McNary Dinner Hosts
to Gen. And Mrs. Howe And Friends

Mr. AND MRS. JAMES GRAHAM
W M'NART viii entertain at dinner
on Friday evening a. the McNary
home IN Austin Terrace. IN eompii-
mens toNllaj. Gen and Mrs Robert L.
Howe Covers viii be placed for "a
guests
Air. and Mrs McNaTy have Is their
guests Mrs. Dudley Deane and Miss
sarame Reynolds and the social cal
endar has held many charming social
oourtesies IN their honor since their
arrival here.
They, with Mrs. 1IcNary. visited
last week the McNary ranch n New
Mexico and have now returned TO the
McNary town house and viii be num-
bered among the guests at the Nc
Nary dinner. Sorasll other social
courtesies are 70 be given for Mrs.
Deane and Miss Reynolds during their
visit here.
The Phuathea class OF the First
Rresbyterian church. taught By Mrs
r. T. Bowie viii give a supper az
the church az $50 o'clock Thursday
evening. The committee IN charge Of
the details for the supper comprises
AIRS. Il Phippenys AIRS. g. A. era
nam anu Mss AaAAA1a AaAAaAa
program VIII be given under the d.
rectiOz o. DIT. Nettie Satterlee-
supper win be served on Wednes-
day evening AZ $3.50 o'clock at The First
Presbyterian church 10 the congre-
cation by AIRS. A. W. Foster. Mrs. j.
]. Raster. Mrs. W. S Taylor and Mrs
r. c. Hyland- After the supper. the
pastor OF the church, DR. Floyd Poe,
VIII speak 70 the assembly,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
Missionary Societies of Methodist
Churches Observing a Week of Prayer

A IL OF the Missionary societies Of
a the Methodist churches Of the city
are observing the present week as
the week Of Prayer"
The first Of these services at As
bury Methodist church on Monday
was In charge Of Mrs. Vernon L
Sullivan. The subject for the meet
ing was Prayer" and as the strains
Of "steadfastly.~ played by Mrs. A r.
Albright ended. a moment Of silent
prayer was held
A Bible lesson and q lesson about
prayer were given by 8Irs. ". S
Sharpe. AIRS. J. Fl. Fitzgerald talked
on What Prayer Hath Wrought.
giving as an example the remarkable
growth OF The Lydia Patterson insti-
tute for Mexican boys and she Effie
Eddington school for Mexican girls.
Special music consisting Of sweet
Hour OF PRAYER" sung by Mrs. q. P
Lampe. and close to Thee" sung by
DR.. and AIRS. Colungs- was enjoyed.
Prayers we're offered by Mrs. W. T.
Care. Mrs. L j. Ayers and Rev. HUI
bert Il Smith. Airs. William Kessier
and Mrs. CLYDE Campbell were host
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
SAYS RHEUhsTISM
CAUSED Mh MANY
HOURS OF TORTURE
Missouri Man Took the Advice Of q
Friend, Tired Dr.. WiIliam5 PINK
Pills and Found Relief.

II entered from rheumatism for
twenty-five years" relates Mr. John
Reese who resides az 1925 holmes
street, Kansas CITY, No @Ths At
taeks were very mild at first but they
became more painful and severe ell
the time. Last winter couldn't move
from my bed FOR six weeks.
aEhe rheumatism first appeared "a
the small Of ny back, gradually work
ing to my hips and knees From a
dull ache Il became a sharp cutting
pain and I was sore al over / could
hardly get up after sitting down ny
knees were swollen. tried many
prescriptions but the relief vas only
temporary.
"a friend who resides IN Montans
advised me to try Dr.. Williams Pink
Pills for they had helped him ] pro-
cured a box and a week after began
the treatment could see a slight I'M
proVement, that is. the pain was a lit
tie less severe Then the swelling be-
gan to 20 down and finally the rhsu-
matte pans disappeared entirely. ]
am well now, thanks 70 DR.. Williams
Pink Pills I can't speak too highly
Of the remedy
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills are sold b.
all druggists OF direct from the d.
Williams Medicine Co, Schenectady,
n Y, on receipt Of price, SO cents per
box Write for the free booklet.
Building Up the Blood containing q
special chapter on rheumatism---Aiv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
Bottle of Liquid With
Inscription In German
Mailed 4. NJ. Palmer

Washington. D. C.. Nov. IA Gu
rlous looking package. inscribed IN
German script. was delivered through
the mails at attorney general Pal
mers office Monday. Il aroused sus-
picion and was turned over to the
bureau OF Investigation. where &c was
discovered that the package contained
a bottle Of LIQUID. labeled ~boracic
acid" on one side. and bearing a Ger
man Inscription on the other. Han
died Eingerly the bottle was put In a
safe place until the colorless con-
tents could be analyZed.
The package was sent by parcel
post from New York Officials are
inclined to think It vas intended as
a joke.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
o. Of Tomn Visifors

o. H. Jones and Wlrei or Douglas
Ariz-, were arrivals at the McCoI
I sunday.
T. D. Love. OF Sierra Blanca. AMI
~ ~. Reynolds. Maria. are west
/ Texas arrivals at the ST. Regis.
Mrs. A. ~. Graham. OF Lordsburg
I n. H., Is the guest Of her mother AIRS
Z ~ c. Payne. 1907 Mundy avenue.
~. W jenkins, Of Sierra Blanca and
I A. o. Harris. OF Toyah. were west
! Texas guests OF the ST. Regis Sunday.
West Texas arrivals at the Shell
don are n. L Casner and Mrs. T. @.
/ Crosson. Maria; 7. d. Benson. Alpine.
p Il Mcknight. OF Barstow, and
Texas arrivals az the sheldon Sun
day.
IL J. Espley. seaton Keith. Ben
Palmer and J. A Daniel constituted a
Pecos, Texas, party at the Paso del
N0rte Sunday
New Mexico arrivals a the Paso
del Norte are ] g. Ballard. RosWells
Mrs Alice G. Smith. Demings ]. c.
Jones. Albuquerque.
r. F. Couse. Roswell n. n. VIM.
Smith. Douglas. Arlz-. and John p.
Howard and wife OF Pecos. Texas. are
arrivals at the Mccoy hotel
Arizona arrivals az the sheldon are
". c. Minsch. NOgaless p. Q. smith
and wife and Mrs. 7. Helm. Globe.
Arthur J. Rowald. Tucson; ". J. Nc
Mahan, Jerome.
Mrs. Lucy A. Dixon, Of Henderson.
KY has arrived In the citv 70 be the
winter guest OF her son. Alves Dixon
and Mrs. Dixon. az their home on
Mrs. ~. II. Bryan, Of Fort Worth.
is IN the city for a visit OF several
weeks as the guest OF her daughter
Mrs. Thornton Hardie. al the Hardie
home. l01l Montana street
Arizonans who are guests OF the
Paso del NOrte are @. Q. FAIRIES. Globe /:
lillian SlavlE- DouElas; DIT. and Mrs
Phcenivsflfrs. G. A. BRIDGE. Bishee.
New MeVicans registered az the St.
Regis Sunday Were- r. ". HicSson-
C1oudcroft. @. P. Price and Y. Brunds,
Sonar J. C. Weir and wife and Miss
Willie weir, Lovington; ]. J. 1cCourt
Demlng.
Arizona arrivals at the sheldon sun
day were: Mrs. g. T. Andrews. Doug
las: Len Barrett, Phoenix; c. II. Cru
ser. Sacatons J. b Coplen and wife
and J. T. Reed, Globe; H. r. McNoun,
Yuma
New Mexico arrivals at the Mccoy
hotel Sunday were; Mrs g. 3. Rich
J. Snitzley and wife and Mrs A D.
schultz. silver City; ]. D. Lambert Al
buquerQue-
Arizonans registered at the Paso del
Ncrte Sunday were- A. r. Shoup IN
spiration; J. j. Muhny, Miami; j. F..
/ Sudson and IT. J. Main. Phoenix; L A
| woodward. Globe; Robert Rae and J.
@. Oster Douglas.
Arrivals from New Mexico points
at the Paso del Norte Sunday were:
Mrs. p s. Prather. C. H. Hunter and
T. F Gordon. AIom oEordos R. A.
! DhoschI Columbus Can't George 3.
J Fletcher and wife. TT. Bayard.
/ D. Fitzpatrick has arrived in Fl Paso
] from overseas where he was wounded
] fighting in the Chateau Inierry sec
/ tor The government has sent him
there for the purpose Of reeaining his
] health. He has been decorated with
l the Croiy de Geurre and palm by Gen.
/ Gourraud Of the French army
New MeNicans REGISTERED at the
! sheldon are IT. w. Evans. IL r. Dali
I Icy, r. A.. Elliott and r. ]. Wilson
Lake Arthur; 3. W. Losey, Hagermani
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
Th0ught Man Us GrazY

Il lave suffered from stomach and
liver trouble fer years; the last two
years people have been calling me
crazy The doctors could not do any
thing for me- The awfal bloating or
gas seemed TO press against my brain
and 7 could not think clearly. Three
months ago a friend advised taking
1layr's Wonderful Remedy and Il has
worked wonders In my case. An my
bloating ard suffering Is gone and I
feel as though newly born" II Is a
simple. harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and alays the innam-
nation whioh causes practically all
stomach, liver and Intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose viii
convince or money refunded--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

esses and the meeting was wen at
tended
The church was beautifully decor
ated for the services with q motif OF
yellow and white. the committee IL
charge Of the decorations including
Mrs. j. =. Davis, Mrs. O. A. VIM and
Mrs. ~. Caster. The program com
mittee included Mrs. v. l. Sullivan
and Mrs A. A. LAWYER.
The subject for today's services
was san Francisco" and the Bible
lesson was in charge CT Mrs. B. 3.
Bantley and poster talk was given
By Mrs. R V. Jones.
Special music was furnished by e
quartet
There VIII be a meeting Of the
Woman's club at the club house on
wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
and at this time the following pro-
gram wiz be given.
General Federation Notes. by Mrs
Stanley Began
Texas Federation Notes given by
Mrs. william Hal Aldridge.
Piano solo, selected. AIRS. +. o. Bar
rett.
Vocal solo. selected. Mrs. J. J.
Raster.
Report OF the Incidental Council
Of the General Federation of Won
ems clubs, Mrs. Olga KohIberg.
Address. THE Government Program
q Americanization,' Mrs Il T.
Bowie
On THURSDAY evening at SIS o'clock
Mai Gen. Robert I. Howe VIII give
an address at the Women's club to
which the general public is invited.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

Hls subject viii be. Some OF the
Problems the United states Has 10
solve in Europe Under Gen PERISH
Ing"
Mrs. J. J. Raster viii sing on the
evening Of Gen Howze's address and
Mrs. Ralph Henderson and Miss Flor
ence Crissey VIII play a violin duet
accompanied at the piano BY Mrs
Walter Ponsford.
The monthly meeting OF the BIS
sionary society viii be held at the
First Christian church Tuesday after
noon at 9 o'clock, November 4. MS
I'D Pfleger's division viii have charge
OF the program. which VIII be as iol-
Business period Mrs. D. Scott John
son.
devotional Mrs H D. Ashley
Subject. "Our Oriental Neighbors.
Paper. Chinese Missions" AIRS. c. G.
Covington.
vocal number Cselected). Mrs. r
Paper japanese Missions" Mrs.
Charles Hamel
Report OF national convention. Mrs
c. u. Thumm.
Social hour.
New Franklin Lodge No. 1Ss.
Womrn's society Of the B. OF T. Z.
and r. VIII hold a regular monthly
Meeting at 2-30 o. m. "wednesday IN
K. Of P hail on Stanton street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

f. S Wheeler and wife. Albuquerque;
r. H Jernigan and Bob West. Rope.
Albert Reed, Fl Sumner: ]. J. Clark
Columbus; Dr. W. D. Frazier. Tyrone;
George H. Slaughter, Roswell.
Mr. and Mrs Royal G. Smith. OF
Colorado City. Colorado. viii come TO
Fl Paso IN about a month to make
this their home Mr. Smith Is a cou-
sin Of Judge William Robert Smith
and VIII enter the practice OF law
here. The Smiths are not strangers
IN this city and already number q
circle OF friends IN FL Paso. They
have purchased a home on Aurora
street and with their two small chill
den VIII reside thers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
accuse Men OF Buying
Liouor For Soldiers

Simon Terrazas and REYES Sando-
val. alleged violators OF the federal
liquor laws, were given preliminary
hearinS before United States COM
missioner A. J. W. Schmid Monday
afternoon L developed On the course
Of the TESTING ny that the liquor had
been purchased by Is troopers OF the
18th cavalry al Hachita. n. ~. each
cavalryman ~chipping IN" SO, and
after sending two Of their number TO
Fl Paso 70 make the purchase Ter
razas, who Is a chauffeur. Is said 10
have conspired with SandovaI 10 sell
the troopers the liquor. Two troopers.
Allen J. Kinsey and John Grayson, are
also held in connection with the
case Bonds for Terrazas and Saudo-
val were fixed az $1,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
MOTORISTS like
CANPINGGR0UND.
Man and His Family Here
with a Real "Home
on Wheels. y

The free camping ground for tour
lists at Washington park was well
filled during Sunday and Monday, ten
cars havign spent Saturday night
camping out There were two cars
from Kansas, two from California. one
from Texas three from Oregon and
two from Florida These motorists
reported at the FL Paso Auto club for
Information covering road conditions
out Of the city.
J. W. Dalton and wife. OF Lubbock.
Tex, stated that the camping ground
was ideal and ali the campers had a
most-delghtful time visiting together
and getting we'll acquainted The only
objection these motorists found with
the parking ground was that there
were no tables provided for them
One Of the most interesting visitors
at the auto club headquarters was W
s. Myers and family 90 their Home On
wheels car" Mr.. Myers is from Dali
las and was en- route home after F-
eral months spent In travelling through
the north anu west his CO. s.-.. .-- -.-
complete in every detail and was a
real home on wheels. as all necessary
equipment was in the car. This car
attracted a great deal OF attention az
the sheldon hotel when II came IN
Every body rushed out 10 see IT, Mr.
Myers was very enthusiastic over the
arrangement and gave MS address Is
oliver h Myers Co, Dallas Tex
E E Griggs and wife. OF Browns
vile, registered at the club en- route
10 san Diego for the winter.
Other motorists who registered were
as follow; Leonard Mellgren and
wife, OF mbstone, Ariz; H. Homer
Clark. Minneapolis. MINI, Hugh Boone
and family. Of Purcell. Cf'1
mon. Of Los Angeiess F. J. Allison.
Gallup, n. H., a. o.. Lz-cl-i.
Haute, Ind. A. G. Powell and family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
Happiness Secondary In Marriage;
Robust Children Is Prime Purpose,
Asserts Columbia University Man

CHICAGO. Ill. Nov. 4.-Happiness Of
y man and woman Is only a sec
ondary affair IN marriage. the prime
purpose OF which Is 70 produce robust
children. Prof. !. Durant. Of Columbia
university. said On a lecture t the
Sinai social center here last night
Where there are no children there
IL no marriage" he added
Free love o. Impossible. the
professor said. because conuurafa
OF man are praised By other
men, abuf n woman hld had
one free love affair she o. held In
ridicuie and beiiftled- By her nsso-
c1nfeE.7
1aiost men now marry after they
have become incanable OF love- the
professor continued. ~and then comes
your divorce.
Courts say that divorces are due
10 cruelty. drunkenness and half .
dozen other thinEs. hut they are all
wrong. The three fundamental rea-
sons for divorce are.
el-The natural vanity Of both
sores.
2-P-ychnloEienI iuBauhmify.
aC-I.aek ~ Children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

OF waterloo. N. NJ: C. s. WYE and
family. Phoenix. Ariz.; r. ]. Gentry
and J. T. LcCleTand. OF Oklahoma
city. Okla. 7 L Funston. Wagner.
Okla. j. a. Han, Oklahoma; Samuel
r. 1IcGaw. Phi1ade1nhia- Hal Erdmqn.
Cleveland. r r. Moore and family.
Houston. g. n Dyer and family. John
Miller and James Farlham. Of Seattle
Wash, en- route 10 New York city
Jim Payne and wife and six boys. en-
route east from the Salr river valley
r. F. Graupner, from Af7mogordo, IN
route 20 Panama City. Fla
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04


GOATS are growing longer. That Is
- a certainty. This suit Of blue
serge and black silk braid gives
strong. corroborative evidence Of that
fact The coat Is an interesting
variation Of the Norfolk, employing
the straps OF that populas standby
as an ornament Tor the front and bach
and also as a useful feature in hold
ing the belt OF duh leather. The
notch collar and deep revers are
bound with black braid that continues
down ths front and around the edge
Of the coat Black braid also appears
on the sleeves TO define a simulated
cuff. The skirt may be made with a
line Of braid around the hem or e.
may be bound with braid Worn with
a white silk blouse and a dark blue
fourinhand tie this suit is extremely
smart The hat is cherry colored vel
yet. run through with navy blue
QuiilS,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

An interesting program has been
arranged FOR the Eiwanls club lunch
con at the Sheldon wednesday noon
Felix ~. Fourier. head Or the MeZi-
can trade relations COMMITTEES az the
chamber OF commerce viii tell Of his
communications with business men OF
Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

Lawrence, kan Nov. A-Ths city
commissioners have drawn up an
ordinance prohibiting the erection OF
billboards within the city limits,
following the announcement that a
Kansas City firm was making q pre-
liminary survey preparatory to
erecting more blIboards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20
ROOSEVELT

MI. and Mrs. William Duff and Mr..
and Mrs. James Mullan motored TO
Asbury Park for a few days vacation
at the popular seashore resort.
William Clifford of Elizabeth, was
a borough visitor yesterday.
Thomas j. Mulvihill, clerk of the
Board of Freeholders. spent yester-
meeting.
Olaf b. Vixen, of New Brunswick,
spent yesterday in the boruogh on
business.
Il. NJ. Clark was a New York WISH
tor yesterday on business.
John ]. Ruckrigel was a New York
visitor Wednesday.
A dance will be held tonight under
the auspices of Division No. q. An
cient Order of Hibernians. A big
time is expected.
Percy Bremen, of Ansonia, Conn.
was a borough visitor.
Thomas d. Cheret and a party of
friends motored to Asbury Park to-
day to attend the Elks parade.
The school closing exercises will be
held tonight at school auditorium No.
2. A good program has been selected
by Supervising Principal Miss b. v.
Hermann: addresses will be made by
! prominent speakers n diplomas
| distributed by President of the Board
of Education Edward j. He'll to a
class of thirty-four. The auditorium
will be crowded by parents and
friends to witness the impressive pro-
gram which will be entirely by the
graduates. Good music by the Egert
family orchestra.
Next Tuesday night a class OF more
than fifty applicants will be initiated
into Court Carteret No. As. Foresters
20 roor;oo urhtah will uiUa tho order
a membership of 500, making it one
of the largest in the borough. Final
ARRANGEMENTS will be made at this
meeting for the great celebration to
/ be given on July 4 in honor of the
members who served in the late
world war. which will be held at
lUkranian hall. when the families OF
| the members will gather to share In
honoring them.
FIRE Company No. 2 will give a
banquet to their soldier members on
Monday evening, June 80, when all
| members will be present to partake
in the ceremonies. Speakers n en-
| tertaining talent will be present to
make III affair a pleasant evening in
the grand reunion of the f~irefighters.
Mrs. A. Grohmann Is the guest of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Val Gleckner at Asbury
Park for a few days.
Roosevelt A. c. will play in Pts
Getaway Sunday.
Maurice Prince, of Newark. was a
borough visitor yesterday. He is now
in manufacturing of silk goods.
Nathan Shapiro was a Newark WIS.,
itor yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward j. Began
and daughter were out-of-town visi-
tors yesterday.
Thomas Higgins is spending his
vacation in Glenn Falls. N. Y.
Charles Synott, of Elizabeth, was
a borough visitor yesterday.