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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
CARPENTER INTENDS TO RETIRE
.E DEFEATED BY JACK DEMPSEY
Tells Dutch Papers He Is Optimistic; Silent on Ring
Site Probabilities; Holland Sportsmen Sur
prised by Exhibition Match 81

am beaten. will retire: II not.
probably shall 20 on fighting.
One reason for his coming to Hol-
land. Carpenter said, was to visit tho
land of his wifo's birth. In an exhihi-
ton match last night with Lenaers
Belgium. Carpenter astonishcd Dutch
sportsmcn by his cleverness. He is
even better than we expected said
one. He can land five blows where
another man lands one"
Carpenter said he might mect
Frank Moran of Pittsburg before his
fight with Dempsey.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
u. S. TENNIS ASSN.
PLANS 1921 MATCHES

New York, Jan. e.-Assignment of
tennis tournament dates for 1921 which
is already receiving attention of the
United States lawn tennis association.
is expected to be the most complicated
in the history of the game in this
country. With prospects of plying the
challenge round and possibly some pre-
liminary ties of the Davis cup in this
country as well as a rotating of cham
pionships, should that policy be adop-
ted. a formidable list of dates con-
fronts the schedule committee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10

Baltimore. Maryland. Jan. p
Daniel ]. o'Callaghan who arrived
here today. was disappointed in not
seeing Cardinal Gibbons. He called
at the cardinals residence. left his
card and then attended the . o'clock
mass at the cathedral. No visitor had
been permitted to see the cardinal
since his return home because of his
illness. a few citizens. friends of the
Irish cause. greeted the lord mayor
and his party consisting of Peter Mac
Swiney. ]. l.. Fawcitt, consul of the
Irish Republic in New York. md
Judge ]. T. Lawless counsel for O'Cal-
laChan.
At his hotel. Mrs. Rebccca Hogan.
cloak girl. WAS given a hearty hand
shake because she smilingly informed
him she was member OF the lodge"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
NEBRASKA CONVICT
HANGS SELF IN JAIL

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 9-Franak Del
bridge, a convict in tho state peniten-
tiary sentenced from Omaha on CON
viction of housebreaking hanged him
self in his cell today. making a moose
Of his suspenders. He had recently
been paroled. but was returned to the
prison for alleged intraction of parole
rules.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
AUTO BEATS TRAIN
BY 44MINUTES

Portland. Greg, Jan. s.-Claud Nc
Gee driving an automobile with r. E.
Skinner as passenger. arrived here
last night from San Francisco, having
made the run in 20 hours, 16 minutes
or a. minutes less than the time of
the fastest train between tho two
ciueS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
WITHDRAW WAGE
INCREASE REQUEST

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. O. - Electro
typers have accepted the employers
request that tho wage increase asked
for by the union be withdrawn and n
new agreement written on virtually
the same basis as the present one, it
was announced here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
Determines Eight
Continental States

Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 9.-Georso
II. Lawson. president Of the new Con-
tinental Baseball association. an
rounccd tonight that the eight states
wherein he expects to place franchises
had been determined and that the sea
son would open May /, and close
shortly after Labor Day. All of the
teams will be in the East.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
Vail Wins 100 Mile Event

Hanford. Cal. Jan. 2.-Ira Vail. who
trailed his competitors until mechani-
cal troubles forced them to withdraw.
won a i00-mile match automobile race
here today from Tommy Milton and
Eddy Hcarne. Vailes time was one
hour 81 minutes.
The contest was over one mile
earth track.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
Cork Accepts Challenge

Kid Cork. challenged in these col
umns by the Colorado Kid, yesterday
notified The Chieftain that he was
willing to accept the challenge. Let
the Colorado Kid set the time and the
date, and the fght is on, as far as I
am concerned he said.
Both local rosin stampers are fight
ing in the 1l3-pound class. Cork stat
cd. Cork received a decision over
kctchcll recently at the steel works
"Y."
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
LAUNCH SINKS;
TWELVE DROWNED

: Melbourne. Jan. "A motor 4
launch with 50 excursionists 4
; sank yesterday in Hopkins river 4
at warrnambooi. Victoria.
; Twelve persons were drowned.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
DISCOVER ARMS

Epfurt, Prussian Saxony. Jan. s.
\ considerable store of arms and mu-
nitions was discovered here today. Two
arrests were II adc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10

New York. Jan. 9.-Mr. Boland. an
nounced that the lord mayor would
not appear for public speech making
until he had testified in Washington
before the committee of 100.
o'Csllaghan. he said, would remain
here several days
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10

Schupps Warriors are out looking for
u game for Tuesday night, with the
State Hospital bowlcrs. or any team ~
the Junior class.
Valdez and n. Lewis tied in 4 games
each winning two.
VALDEZ ............... iss 100 iS3 1875
Lewis -................. ISL 1874 1856 l5t
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10

Advertisements in newspapers We're
not general in England until the begin
ming of the 18th century.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10

Coward nearly reached the mark last
night when he put up eleven strikes n
a row, and leaving the Spin on good
hit his 18th shot, counting 200. Talk
about tough luck.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
'CALlAGHAN ARRIVES
IN NEW YORK
CONTINUED from Page onc)

automobile was cleared and police es-
corted the lord mayor to his car.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
SNOW IN TExAs

Clarendon, Tex. Jan. 9.-Hcavy snow
fell hero Saturday and tho weather is
getting colder.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10

The Steel Works club team and the
D & NJ Cafe team got in little prac-
tiec last in the closest series seen this
season. The Steelworkers took the
first two games with II pins to the
good. The Cafcites made a great Tin
LII. 1 LIZ Il
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
PoPE APPOINT. PRELArE

Rome. Jan. e.-The pope has appoint
ed the Rev. W. l. Wright of FL Paso
domestic prclatc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-10
VOTE FIGURES
SHOW HARDING BEAT COX

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17
attend
IAbNEY FUNERALS
Tint Services for Father and
Daughter, River Victims; Third
4 Burial In Kewanee. Today.

Crowds thronged the First Bap-
sist church in Moline yesterday
afternoon and gathered in River
do cemetery at the double fu-
lsfL Of Charles l. Abney and his
laughter Vera, who were drowned
Tuesday noon in the Mississippi.
~ the same hour Dorothy Fahay,
third victim Of the tragedy, was
bdng buried in Kewanee.
Services for Mr.. Abney and his
daughter were held At 2:30 o'clock
Z the First Baptist church in Mo-
Ina Rsv. W. R Babcock conduct
q thessrvices. Many paid their last
~ Honor. Of which Mr.. Abney was
member, was present in a body.
H. allhearers were L. ]. Cold
sita. Milan: Charles Dewrose and
G Milan. Charles pemrose and
Nllam Emerson OF Moline, Will
m Kerler, Jr., Edward Kerler
"a Frank Voss Of Rock Island.
Fallbearers for Vera May, were
IA Edward Kerler. Mrs. William
Aafier, Jr, Of Rock Island. Miss
esvaine Policy and Elisabeth
Oewsoee Of Moline ~
FUNERAL services for Dorothy "a
" had been held in the KNOB
aaDal tn Rock Island Wednesday
lsfnoon. The body was sent to
Aswanee TOR burial and brief sefv-
- were held 1t the grave.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17

ball1ing wuek y 80 -
- - uvWnSa eNne -
~ John Y. LAn1roG, clty
$1,000, $3.50 - -.
l.9l!.!l.. ..-..s
- WoEA - 49,
SS0
80 - AvelltneU vers started.
-. ..-.,,I sr,onths D..
~.
~ w9e ssueo ZOE ~
- N addition 70 : dwelling.
- repairing hre loss two for
p1na0, one for . store 'front.', one
Ypnairing . dwelling, ono for
5aeienet, one for . stairway and
n lp9 building shade r00n %
nraroundS for children.
~ week previous 70 permits
S iwued, but the estimates to-
S711 enly $500. The record tor
M8 week 10 uOt loA8Us UUS wa
- thsn Q number Of weeks during
~ Stfike period. which began
SI5I !.
List Of WOFk.
nod.-,. xo0 Ns.4h
s....t garage .S Is
ichnson 4416 sixth ave-
- addition to dwelling :. $50
3~r-ss6n Collins & Hammerick.
~ schnitzer 2847 Seventh
d s.srue repair fire loss ..., 49S
ssm Collins & Hammerick.
~. Cramer. S19 Four
sssnth-and-on e-half street,
{ s,tehenet ....... 1sa
paterson. Twenty-ninth
evsnue and Forty-second
+ areef dwelling ........... 1900
IN n Seidel. TT Fourteenth
$500 garage .,.,........ 800
1t,snt Rlaner. for ]. C. Moffett.
~ Fifteenth street. garage Il
kp..nk Bleuer, for Potter
I smith 1921 Fifteenth street,
s.,sva . 400
a,fhrr Donavsv Twenty-sey-
srfh street and Twenty
s-,-th avenue dwelling zof
petar.on for Ren Rem
xs1a E.irbth avenue "a
~ dwellinr Isl
frtns:m lavender for A.
$500 1900 Eorr+h avenue
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-17
Women's Low Shoes
1926

Rubber soled and heeled. Universal
balls, Veranda and Emmy Lou pumps,
Carmen and Vesta pumps and Wigwam
balls
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
BIG SHOW TO Be GIVEN
BY SOUTH AMBOY LEGION
rR.. Evening News Correspondent

lB~ Evening NEWS
SOUTH AMBOY, May 6.-Tne
program of the show to be given by
the Luke A. Lovely Post of the
American Legion in st. Mary's nall
on Tuesday night was released today
and shows a combination of local
and professional talent. The profess
sional acts are furnished by the w.
s. Cleveland agency and are as fol-
lows:
Violet Forkus and Margory Hayes,
Jazz babies of vaudeville; Dorothy
Halstead, pianologue; Tom Gillen,
F%innigan's friend; sDunivortti Walk
err, magician; P. Kelly Forest, tramp
comedian, King of card tricks.
The local talent consists of solos,
1.-The Deathless Army" and THE
Trumpter," by Francis P. Coan;
Irish Mono1ogue by Francis GUM
Ian; ION the Way to School," sketch
by John Dwyer and Margaret De-
wan; "Old Irish Mother of Nine"
song by James Carroll of Perth Am
boy; Melodies" by Gene Bird and
Frank Maloney of Perth Amboy;
Strangers" sketch by Arthur Soul
ly and Mas Freeman; Blues for My
Old Kentucky Home" song, Joseph
Gregor, of Perth Amboy; sketch by
Roland Kennedy and Neil Gonigle;
"Old Fashion Garden" song by
James Halton and up to the Min
ute" a sketch by Triggs and Crozier.
Music for the occasion is furnished
by Nelson's orchestra of Perth AM
boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
MOLLY STARK COUNCIL
D. OF A. BIG SESSION

IBy Evening News stan Correspondent.J
TOTTENvILLE, May 6-Seventy-
five members of the order that in
Guided visitors from Welcome Coun-
Gil of Tottenville, Pride of the Jun
iors Council of Port Richmond. and
Good Intent Council of Stapleton
were at the big meeting of Molly
Stark Council, Daughters Of Ameri-
ca, Tuesday night at Amicitia hall,
Pleasant Plains. The occasion was
the initiation of six candidates into
the local council. Councillor Mrs.
Chauncey Goodrich was in the chair
and welcomed the many members
of the order out at this time. State
Council Sentinel Mrs. Jesse Booth, a
past deputy state councillor, was
there and took part in the meeting.
After the initiation a social time
was held with refreshments. Molly
Stark Council is arranging for the
celebration of the twenty-fourth an
niversary of the council at its next
meeting which occur Tuesday night,
May II. The first nomination OF
officers took place at this meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
POLICE OF TOTTENVILLE
PRECINCT TO PARADE

fBy Evening News STAFF Correspondence
TOTTENVILLE, May 6-Detec-
tive Sergeant Gustav Schley Of the.
Ninth Branch Bureau, assigned to
the 60th precinct station, Totem
Vile, a member Of the Honor Lee
gion of the police department, will
be in the annual parade of the po-
lice department of the city of New
York, in Manhattan tomorrow. The
Honor Legion is composed of men
who have won honor for brave acts
in the department. Sergeant Wal
ker and Patroln.an Bacon are menu
bers of the police band that will be
in the parade, Police Captain
Frank Peabody, with S~ergeants
Reed and Scanlon and Patrolmen
Streeter, Crosson, Moran and Jen-
sen have been assigned along the
line of march, AID Patrolman Mem
sing is the extra man from the pre-
cinct to fill any vacancy in the pa
rade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
TOTTENVILlE

Mrs. Catherine Marshall, of Sta
r~leton, a former resident, visited
her son, Edward Marshall, and his
Family, here yesterday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dern, of Arthur Kill road, last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Zwoyer have
taken up their residence In Water
street, Perth Amboy. Mrs. Zwoyer
was formerly Miss Eta Gabel.
Mrs. A. r. Campbell has returned
home to Metuchen after visiting her
parents.
Mrs. Peter c. dig Is at the Me-
mortal hospital for an operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Harry Smith, of Johnson
avenue, entertained the 500 Club at
her home yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
George Hoehn, Mrs. James Hodge
and Mrs. Henry Schultz were ward
ed the prizes.
Huguenot Lodge No. 3S1, F. and
A. NJ, conferred the second degree
on five candidates at its meeting
last night at the Masonic temple
County Judge j. Harry Herman
has been awarded a verdict OF
s923.s5 in the second district mu.
nicipal court against the city OF
New York for damages to his auto
mobile when It was struck by "a
municipal trolley in January.
The board o feducation has de-
cided that there shall be no more
objections in the public schools OF
BE city after the Salvation Army
drive, unless under extraordinary
circumstances.
Ole Anderson has filed plans with
the building department for a build
ing at his place in Lee avenue for
$3.50. P. Lorenzen is the builder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
TO OPEN SHORTLY

lBy Evening News stan Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, May 6:-The
new T~ottenville telephone exchange
in the former M. A. Palmer resi-
dence in Amboy road is expected to
be ready for service within a short
time it has been announced. August
Feaster, who is to have charge OF
the office. with his family moved in
to the building this week. Mrs.
Feaster is to be the night chief OPP
orator and have supervision over the
operators. An entire new equipment
is to be installed and positions for
five operators to take care of the
business from this end of the island
are to be set up. The present CEN
trail of the Tottenville district is in
Perth Amboy where it was moved
from the Lehman building in Main
street more than ten years ago when
the new ringing system was installed
for this district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
BOARD ADOPTS
, ROAD PETITION
Arthur Kill Road to be Wild
ened and More Sidewalks
for Amboy Road.

IBy Evening News Stan Correspondent
TOTTEN WILLIE, May 6.-Arthur
Kill road from Richmond to Charles
ton. Kreischerville is to be- widened
from its present width. This RAJ de-
cided upon at the meeting of the To-
cal board of public improvement at
the Borough Hall. st. George. Tues
day night, when the petition to that
effect was>adopted by the board after
it had been called on the fifth hear
ing. Sidewalks must be construct
ed in Amboy road from Fosters road
to Lemon creek bridge and between
the boundary lines of the fourth and
fifth wards to Arden avenue, Anna
dale. The latter petition was adopt
ed after the seventh hearing in the
matter before that board. The board
is taking up the sidewalk question
in section and it Is believed that
within another year sidewalks will
be laid its entire length so as to
make it safe for pedestrians from
automobile travel. where there are
70 walks at present.
Ten out of the thirteen petitions
.5efore the board were adopted, two
were denied and one was laid over
until the June meeting. Borough
President Van Name, Commissioner
of Public Works John e. Bowe, Bor-
ough Engineer Oxholm and Alder
men Atwell, O'Rourke and Walsh
were present at the meeting. The
widening of Arthur Kill road had
been agitated for some time and it
was only after the work of rebuild
ing the road that the matter was
pushed. The work of rebuilding and
laying a concrete road IS being we'll
advanced by the contractors. This
stretch is to be widened, is about six
miles and already considerable con-
crete pavement has been laid. 1t Is
expected that the work will be start
ed as Don as maps and speciffca-
tons are completed. This will allow
for sidewalks in many places where
there are now none constructed. Ar
thur Kill road when completed will
be M of the finest thoroughfares in
the state for automobile travel. II
is the auto truck highway of the
borough, since Amboy road was re-
,stricted to that kind of travel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
SOUTH AMB0Y

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Safran ana
family left yesterday for a short visit
to Atlantic City.
Next week there will be baby
clinics three days in connection
with the Child Welfare Week. Ordi-
narilv the clinics are open but one
day a week, Thursday from 2 until
4. Next week. however, they Will
be open Tuesday. "Wednesday ana
Thursday at that hour. Both MISS
Burke and Mrs. O'Brien of the New
Jersey Department of Health doing
work in this city are cooperating
with the committee in charge.
Several members Of Jr. o. u. A.
NJ. of this city last night attended
the institution ceremonies of the
Union County Past Councillors AS
ISOLATION of the Jr. o. U. A. M.
William Warga, who enlisted In
the army early in 1917 for the dura.
ton of the war and later reenlisted
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Randolph,
Of Brooklyn, were visitors at Prince
Bay this week .
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kretz, of Grant City.S We'd
nesday. Mrs. kretz vas formerly
Miss Margaret Goetz Of Grant City.
Mr.. Kretz is a former resident.
John Kenny of the U. S. g.
Pennsylvania, Is home on a fifteen
days furlough with his parents.
Mrs. James O'Neill. of Fort Wads-
worth, has been visiting at Hugue-
not Park.
Mrs. Joseph Seguine. of Prince
Bay. was a visitor in Perth Amboy
yesterday.
The entertainment committee of
the Amicitia Association of which
Charles Bennington is the chair
man, is arranging for a euchre to
be held at Amicitia hall Thursday
night, May rs. A. number Of prizes
will be awarded in the games.
The monthly meeting Of the W.
G. T. U. will be held at the home of
Mrs Harry Sharrott on Monday.
The membership drive will start and
each member is urged to secure a
new member.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
PROTEST MADE AGAINST
JUNKMEN AT so. AMB0Y
tBy Evening News Correspondent.1

IBy Evening News COrr~eSD0nQent.J
SOUTH AMBOY, May 6-Only
one application was placed before
the meeting Of the Board Of Health
last night for a junk license. This
was from A. Goldstein, who desires
to continue his junk yard at 343
John street. Property wner from
John and Henry streets were pres
emit at the meeting and urged that
no license be granted. Residents
were also present from the Maxville
section and protested against any
attempt to move the junkmen in
that section. When the application
came up for action. it was found
that a tie vote existed and it was
laid over until another meeting.
Lovely and Conaeszwski voted
against the granting of the license
and DR.. Weber and George Oliver
voted for it. A suggestion was
made by the health inspector that
the junkmen make an effort to To-
cate their yards along the railroad.
Three cases of contagious diseases
were reported by the health inspec-
tor. These are measles, 6iphtheria
and chickenpox.
The health inspector reported that
he had been in communication with
Mrs. John Fee concerning the. Rip
powan property and that she In
formed him it was expected that the
insurance matter would be adjusted
within a few days. after which the
building will be tori down.
A communication from the State
Board of Health, relating to the vac
cinating of all school pupils, was
forwarded to the Board of Educa-
ton. DR.. Selden L. Kinney, school
| physician, reported that only a small
percentage of the school pupils are
vaccinated. ,
The health inspector reported thai
the Chamber of Commerce is CO.
| operating with the health depart
ment in arranging the cleanup week
program, which follows:
Sunday-Church cooperation day
at which time the clergymen of the
| city are urged to use the theme
cleanliness is Next to Goodness
and to make special announcement
Of the following days of the cam
paign. Monday, fire prevention day
Tuesday, front yard day; Wednes'
day, flower bed day; Thursday. pain
| day; Friday, backyard day, and Sat
| urday, vacant lot day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
ROBBED HOME
DURING STORM
House of Miss Bogart Entered
and Practically Everything
of Value Stolen.
[By Evening News correspondent.1

tBy Evening News Correspondence
SOUTH AMBOY, May 6:~During
the storm Wednesday night thieves
entered the home Of Miss Kate 8.
Bogart on David street and removed
practically everything of value. Jew
elry, cut class. clothes, silver. ETC.,
were stolen. The burglars, who evil
IDENTIFY were 10 novices, even went
80 far a. to remove the case from
an excellent gold watch, leaving the
works behind.
The discovery was made yesterday
morning by Mrs. John Perkins, who
lives in the adjoining house. Mrs.
Perkins noted that the window
shades had been pulled down during
the night while previously they had
been lowered about two-thirds. In
vestigation disclosed that the entire
house had been turned upside
down." The matter was Immediate
ly reported to the police who now
have the matter in hand.
Miss Bogart has not occupied her
home On David street in some weeks
and evidently it was someone fam
iliar with her actions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06

for one year where he has been
serving with the army OF occupation.
Mr.. Warga has recently returned
from overseas and expects to receive
his honorable discharge.
Sergeant Thomas Gleason, of the
local police force. is representing
South Amboy at the convention of
police chiefs now being held at New
York City.
Girls of the commercial class of
st. Mary's high school went to New
ark Wednesday for the purpose of
taking the Underwood stenograph-
er's examination. All passed with
high averages. Miss Anna Fitzmor-
ris received the highest honors, hav-
ing a mark of ninety per cent. The
second highest of the class was Miss
Anna Grimly. At a later date the
boys of the class will take a similar
examination. Those who made the
trip were Misses Anna Fitzmorrfs,
Anna Grimly. Mary Quigg. Mary
Mum, Helen Hackett and Carmalita
GilchrieSt,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
BEAUVAIS POST LEGION
DANCE WILL BE TONIGHT

B evening NewA staff Correspondent.l
TOTTENVILLE, May 6:-Every-
thing is in readiness for the dance
and reception of Beauvais Post No.
1926. American Legion, that is to be
held tonight at the parochial school
auditorium. Dancing will start at 8
O'Clock and the music will be fur
nished by Paugh's orchestra. War
rem Barton is chairman of the ar
rangements and he with his COM
mittee have worked hard for the
success of the undertaking. Many
tickets have been sold for the affair
and a large crowd is expected to be
on hand as the guests of the ex-
seryice Msa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
BETHEL LADIES ELECTS ;
OFFICERS AT Meeting

[By Evening News Star Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, May 6:-The an
nual election of officers of the Ladies
Aid Society of Bethel Methodist
church was held yesterday afternoon
following the business session and
tea of the society at the home of
Mrs. Carrie Cole, Arthur Kill road.
Mrs. A. L. Fisher was named the
president; Mrs. Martin A. Palmer,
first vice president; Mrs. S. l.. Ritz,
second vice president; Mrs. Richard
r~estrail. secretary, and Mrs. Will
lam Jacklin, treasurer. There was
a good attendance of the members
IN spite of the weather.