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Newark post., 1921-01-12
Personals:


Mrs Elizabeth Wollaston who is
|, training at Delaware Hospital,
snpnding a few days at her home
Generating, after having her
konsils removed.
Mr. Leslie Snyder and daughter,
illian, were recent visitors in
Harris burg and Philadelphia.
G P. Wollaston is recovering
rom a severe attack of congestion
= pf the lungs.
Miss Mary E. Rich, who has
horn visiting her home, Hastings
N the Hudson, returned to New
rk on Sunday evening.
Russell H. Morris, formerly trust
Decer for the Newark Trust Co., now
+ationed at Wyoming, Del, was a
Newark visitor over the week end.
Mrs M Helen Mackie was the guest
# Wilmington relatives over the week
end.
David T. Raughley visited Middle
own friends on Sunday.
Miss Bessie Whittingham, of Della
ware City, was week end guest OF
Miss Lavinia Bye
Miss Mary E. Rich has returned
from visit with relatives at Hast
Engs-on-the-Hudson.
Warren A Singles and Irving Grow
wore week end visitors in Wilmington
and West Chester, Pa. "
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Collins, Of
Tovnsend, visited friends here re-
Gently.
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Smith ant
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert j
EouIk were recent Newark visitors.
Harry L. Bonham leaves tomor
row morning for Fort Myers
Florida, and other points IN tina
vicinity, where he will spend
month.
Mrs Stella Campbell was a Wis
for in Wilmington the last OF tn
week.
Mr., and Mrs. G. D. Harrington
of Farmington, are visiting thel
danohter, Mrs. E. B. Wright.
John K. Johnston is spendln
TODAY in Philadelphia.
Mrs. G. H. Murphy, of Harrln1'
ton. is spending some time VIII
her daughter, Mrs. H. L. Bonhan
Charles NJ. Eissner, of Harrl
bnre formerly inspector at u
American Vulcanized Fibre Z
nlant. was recently transterre
hack to the Newark plant:
Mrs, George Carter spent Tue
day with the Misses Ash at Elkto
Md.
Miss Charlotte Mahaffy, of w
mington, was Newark visitor W
terday.
John E. Tate of Dover, was
visitor at this Office the last OF t
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce X. Crom
ton spent the weekend vlsltl
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs: Fra
Crompton and Mr.. and Mrs. /
bert L. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wilkins
entertained at dinner last we
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Coyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred wa
and son. of Dover, Mr.. and M
E. Weldin and Miss Pauline w
din, of Wilmington, and MISS
Wall, of Berlin, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Coyle ent
tanned at dinner recently. !
guests were Mr.. and Mrs: a:
Wilkinson and Miss Irene WIZ
son, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Wet
and Miss Pauline Weldin, ~
Barlow, ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
Barlow, Mr.. Brown, Miss Fran
Barlow, Mr.. Fred Barlow, N
Sarah Coleman, of Wilmingt
Mr.. and Mrs. George Woodwa
of Philadelphia, Mr.. and N
Fred Walls and son, OF DO,
NI;es Tono;o Walls of Berlin, M
Newark post., 1921-01-12
OF THE CONDITION
OF
Newark Trust And Safe
Deposit Company

at Newark, in the State OF Dela-
ware, at the close of business,
Dec. 31tb, 1920
RESOURCES .
Loans and Discounts, 651, 29O.SS
Overdrafts, secured and un-
secured ooo'lH
U. S. Bonds 3O,Oo5.O
Investment securities, includ-
ing premium on same 9o,oS9.ol
Banking house. furniture, and
fixtures lo,oo7.|o
Other real estate 21,723.3S
ments s1,743.7o
Due from approved Reserve
Agents o-'
Dpe Trust Estates SIC. Sc
Cheeks and other cash items 1926 70
Accrued Interest 2,627.3
e,ec;e and minor coins 3.124.93
Currency 24,323.5O
Total s9s9, III. 80
| LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in 5o,OO0.Oo
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes paid S4,|o9.oz
D;viderds Iynpaid 3,222. so
Individual Deposits subject
| to check o4o'ooo'o|
Savings Deposits (Not sub
iect to check under 80 days
notice. ooo,ol+'oo
'.l,at' nnsit -. 4,55o.oO
car,;eed Checks 1880
Cashiers or Treasurer's
checks outstanding loo,o4
Total g. = S9o9'|ll'oo
State of Delaware, IS.
County of New Castle, 90
I, Warren A. Singles, Treasurer OF the
above-named corporation, do solennly
swear that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief
, WARREN A. SINGLES,
Treasurer
, Correct-Attest:
HENRY G.. M. KOLLOCk,
3 IOHN X. JOHNSTON,
WALT. II. STEEL,
Director,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9TH day of January, 1871.
LEONARD w. LOVETI,
Notary Public
Newark post., 1921-01-12

EVERY EVENING IN 1921
Dawares leading only at home but throughout
The conhy Een, Year make the than
lparo the daily life of all Deawacans
larger and commou quarters being
constructed of and
reputation for printing the M day
am wkown and appreciated its thousands readers
Its slogan Truth About IT, Flaming headlines and attempts at
alSm 10 N its columns
Here are some phe Every Eninga
and enlarge sphere of influence and usefulness
ammo the INTELLIGENT sofp IN whch
The Associated Pres,b Special Wire.
Letter. by I1askin, of Washington D. G.
Dorothy Dix theh paid writer in the country
Daily Shorts Story, Marion Rubencame
The lon Job, by Jessie Roberts
eSandma for the Young Folks
The Daily Economy Calendar for the Housewife
Good Eouekee by Laura Krkman
Little Bhny' Book by Lee Pape
The of Tesie and Joe
tsandC daily Comic
Masons Daily Poems, and others
correspondents at the comm" session
wal complete and depenad0e
ORDER THE PAPER FROM DEALER OR DIRECT BY
MAIL As you PREFER; NEWS STANDS Soc MONTH o 30
YEAR BY MAIL
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07
Many Offenders
In Police Court
Swell City Fund

City funds for the operation of the
police force were. considerably in
creased this morning. as was the gang
of laborers on city work following the
conviction of large number of Of
Tenders In the city police court on va
rious charges.
Edgar Duncan. charged with assault
OF carrying concealed weapons, was
the biggest contributor to the fund. He
paid $50 ON the first charge and $50
ON the second. foi.ow.ng a fracas in
Midway last evening in which Henry
Dag.cy was the complainant, both
being eolored
Bagley charged shat Duncan hi him
over the head with revolver. exhibit
ing marks of tle battle, and tl.s pistol
was Offered as evidence, showing a
bent barrel as the result of tt inn
part on Bagley's head. 1t was a-reed
that the gun was damaged more than
ne head, however. Duncan WAS viii
iSg to pay for his pleasure Follow
up the battle. Duncan shot into the
air to Brighten OFF Bagley, ami sue
ceeded. as Henry. it is claimed only
stopped running i'm time TO reach po-
lice court this morning.
A fight between two dusky hued
ldamsels of colored town aud the broth
Ier of one OF the female fighters. in
which razor took a conspicuous PAL
= nj.
ever having seen the weapon, bui
Beatrice Holmes was sure that some
one cut her up in the melee. A Wit
ness testified that while she dIdn'
see The cutting, one of the contest
ants made a curious move" They
each paid $40 and costs into the court
Johnny Mccoy, colored. charge
with Pile igg pair OF trousers from
a colore1 pressing c.uo OF Midw ~
pa SO and costs fer the pal. which
: he acknowledged h. later sold iyr 81
cc.s =
J ". Johnson. white. aas nnad -;
on charge ef petty pilferi~g. Will,
Elliott LaFine and Fred Co,e. boil
t1lored. were assessed iaas - 81;
for gambling, being a part Of III Al
ricar GOT shooters arraign Il Mednes
d-y
Several motorists paid for e. peas
ure OF running car withclI Fights. in
gliding G. e Davi lson Mss Mar,
Dec, Willard Knapp aad Franz
Roberts, while the SO bond If Arthur
Wright was estreated and a c,p.as is
sued as he failed to appear on
Clarge OF speeding.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07
Card Club NolU
Organ ze1 for
Play at Casino

The organization of the Social Cara
club was completed last evening al
Casino Rargoyne. e,action of officers
and a committee for the drawing up
ct constitution and by laws being
a par; Of the business transacted
Play at the Casino daily by tourists
and residents l. new feature OF this
years pan to give entertainment TO
the. visitors TO Daytona ard one that
Is greatly appreciated by them
The following were elected officers
Of the Social club last evening. Pres
ident. " L. Mather. OF Sprinstiald
H.; vice presid ant, Mrs. Evaline Still
man. of Westerley. r. l.; secretary.
Miss Louise Deran. of Rockford. H.,
and easurer, s. Freand OF valpa-
raise Ind
The. officers appointed a COMMITTEES
e. look after organization matters for
the club. following which play was IN
dalged in for the balance of the even
ing.
The club viii hold its next session
Tuesday evening at the Casino. at
which time anyone is cordially well
coined to join the club by the payment
OF Il small eatrance fee.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07
Late Mrs. Usher,
Popular Ddytond
Girl, Buried Today

Funeral services of the late Mrs.
Elsie Reid Usher were held at the
parlors OF Baggett & Wetherby this
afternoon. interment being made in
pinewood The death OF Mrs. Usher
was especially sad. as she had been
a bride of Samuel II. Usher by three
months. when death came suddenly
"Wednesday morning, in an Orlando
hospital following an operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Usher was the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Reid. ~ Second
avenue, naytona. a gradua& of the
Daytona High school and3Mas EN-
ployed for short period Before her
marriage at the local DAlf Light Of
fees, moving to Orlando st October,
at the time eff her marriage. where the
happy couple had a homes Many rel
atives in Daytona and vicinity survive
who attended the last sad rites to-
day
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07
Annual Banquet of Palmetto
Club at Clarendon Gorgeous
Affair of Thursday Euening

wives and that Il was ii far cry from
that women keep silent in the
church" Evefywhess now the voice
OF woman is heard and her influence
felt. He said in all seriousness that
one OF the best ways to cooperate
with the wome8 or the Palmetto club
was for the men TO have club that
would mean to the men what the Pal
metto club means to the women: not
a smoker" where men could gather
to chat and pass away time but a
club that would sharpen their intel
lects and work along lines of public
hetterment and uplift.
After the feasting aud the 'toasting
the patty was invited to the ball room
where they were much entertained by
the artistic dancing OF Mile, Manuel
who Is the guest of Mrs H. FL Lowe
Of Daytonn Mile. Manuel is grace
iacarnate and everyone was delighted
with her performance.
The orchestra of the Hotel Clarea
aoa furnished iara ana delightful mu-
sic and as many as cared to do SO
"tripped tae list fantastic toe.
There We're maay beautiful gowns il
evidence.
( At lac hoar the guests departed
averv oE expressing complete sat
isfaction With the hospitality and ser
vice extended by the Hotel Clarendon
and the result Of the evenings fes
tiviiies
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07
Hotel Ormond Opens ul11
Heavy Booking for S.
Loren c. Johnston n

The large and palatIaI Hotel Or
mond opened for the 1921 winter sea-
son Thursday, under circumstances
which assure one OF the greatest tour
Isl seasons AT this popular hotel which
the management has enjoyed since
the hotel was constructed many years
ago.
On the opening DAY 4 number Or
guests arrived w viii remain
Throughout the sea h. majority Of
them being guests no have spent
many seasons in d past at the Or
mond AZ
The ormond year is under a
change of management. Loren r.
Johnston. hotel man of many years
experience. being in charge OF the OPP
Grafton this year, succeeding John "
Greene. who is this year operating the
F. Z. c. hotel at Nassau Mr.. John
ston has for several years been With
the Palm Beach Country club, and
( p evious to that was with the man
agement of the Hotel Royal Poinci-
ana. also at Palm Beach.
Associated with Mr.. Johnston this
year are: Hugh jay Flynn, as room
clerk; A. ~ Chase. cashier: james
Grady, assistant cashier. and j.hn
Raymond. night clerk, all of whom
+ have been here previous seasons and
are popular with the regular season
guests.
/ William b. Hanna of the New YoIk
Herald will be publicity man with the
Ormond this season, one of the mos
popular newspaper men of the nations
metropolis and one whom. ii is as
sared. will well take care OF the pub
llicity Of the Ormond. W II. Potts d
ithe. Appawanis Golf GLIB Of Rye, \. Y.
viii return this season as profession
al al the Hotel ormond Golf club. re-
timing the position which he Ia.
held for many years Lere. The SAD
die horse division Ct the hotel vii
be in charge of Miss Florence Blcka
of Boston.
The moving picture ihe.aer viii bl
operated for the pleasure OF the guests
four evenings a week as was done las
season, the first year Ia Which th'
theater was built. The moving pic
tire theater viii open as soon as al
operator is secured
The Hotel Ormond. which employ
$50 of STAFF during the season here
is one OF the largest hotels in tn
South.
Thursday Arrivals
tm0ag arrivals at the Hotel or
sLoad on the opening day were. 81
aad Mrs. a. D. Fell of PITTSBURGH
who vii remain the entire winter
John y. Speer and his daughter. Mr..
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07
AmericQnizdtiOn
Day Observed by
The Paln1etto Club

improvements in educational admin
istyatiGn. legislative matters of inter
est 10 women and the general thought
OF characterization. were features OF
a number Of addresses at the regu-
lar meeting Thursday afternoon OF
The Palmetto cub. which was largely
attended by the membership. n well
as by premi eut women's club work
ers in the state.
Mrs w S Jennings. FIST vice rres-
ident OF the General r. esat 81 OF
Wemea's clubs. spoke at length 'od
the many legislative matters which
are ut present commanding the at
tentioa of the rational congress. OF
interest 10 women. and WAS optimistic
that the mea sures would retei'e the
attention which women over re na-
ton are demanding
Miss Elizabeth Skinne~. VIC. presi-
dent at large of the G. + " G.. gave
i Nost int estiag discourse y. edu-
cationaf methods employed IN some
states. and made an urgent appeal for
tie election OF woman - tho pe 81
ten of state superintendent of sea 'ols
as well as county school officials that
the viewpoint OF the mothers. and oil
the children might be more easily q
rived al That all school positions
should be kept out of pcl::.es was tbs
eist of the addresses. when also in
GUIDED a plea for state censorship
b ard Tor moving picture films Mrs
Edga- Stillman Kelley. WHO gave !
most Interesting illustrated musical q
the clubhouse this morning. aise
spoke, as did Mrs. Brown. OF Dalsand
The musical program If the after
nocn- was rendered by Charles Me
Donald. the tenor. accompanied ny u
F. Cornwall, greatly pleasing the au-
Gience by the excellent intarp, eta
ton Of the songs which were given
during the program
Regrets for their absence we're re-
ceived from Mrsg Warren G. HarG-
ing. wife of the president sele,t. Mrs
W. r. O'Neal of Orlando. Mrs. j "
MeColu,n. state president Of The T +
W c.. Miss Williams ana others
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07
Elks' Committee
Are Getting Results;
Many Donations

Splendid reports are being recorded
by the members of the donation COM
mittee of the Elks' Fair, which will
open at the Arcade building on Mon
day. February 7. and will continue to
and including Saturday February 10.
All of the members OF the donation
committee have been industriously en-
efforts have brought forth excellent
results.
The fair promises to be the biggest
thing OF its kind this city has ever
seen aad no finer list OF articles has
ever been displayed for fair than
viii be on exhibition in the merchants
windows III a shot time and later at
the fair
The workers who comprise the do
sstien committee and are making the
mig the big success thst i assured
Tor il are as follows: Max Leiders-
iorf, Frank Holmes. Julian A. Arroyo.
Wilson Allen. J. T. Fray. Daviu shoitz.
I The following additional donations
+ have been made TO the fair: san Juan
Garage. one Goodyear tire. s35; J. b
Kluaj jan. one Becktie, $3.50: ]. L.
Cdom, ham. bacon and 3gs SIS 90 I;
7 T. Mayberry one Swis; Premium
ham, Sc: c. A. Cone. ono case coma
tees, $3.50; Green l,fH. two sedan
attic vases, $40; Green S.Ias Co. orc
| Pyrene fire extinguisher. $40. Chas
r. Luther. one cas- asst; Campbell 5
soups. $12: Armstrong Grocery CO,
Ole case Ivory soap. case Budwe!ser
+ SIS. Mrs. Betty Oates. ,ns Tiffany
bowl. s.: J. F. Shec.ey liquid veneer
and mop S.; E. L. Shear, two umbefl-
las. 81 Federal Bakery, 10 leaves
bread per day. during fair, s22; j. l.
/ Wallace. large sterling Thesgnos bottl,
SIS; + g. Naave-. oae barrel flour
so: usTii Sh0.tz. goo Bon Sante Gil
gars. SD; J 4 Saanks. one dozeI
ma-shmallow pkgs.. So: M. A. Joslin
one Bakal!te pipe. $40; c. +. Gardin-
Ter Co, ore six parasol, 5 pr silk hose
So: Dr. W f Davy, two pair auto
glasses. $40; New York Shop. one An
CORA scarf. $40. Fl s. Wilder. two UNI
brelias. $3.50; Lawrence Thompson
one The mos bottle, $40; Lowe B0l.
ling Works. 10 cases soda water, 70
r. Alexander, one case canned corn
$t5e, r n. Bailey, toilet soaas aa
ftco l. vders. So; Bagge;t 4 Ne!Gss-
hr nr rotary sewing mac ie, $50;
t"t.'t. che ladies' gold wr'st wa. n
so; Charity, one silver ciash bag
81; Charity, one silk uanbseh . $1S
r. v lekuy. Richeliei. pearls $50
Bingham & Maley Co. ivory Hoo
lamp. 500
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07

" IL Mercy. II pI.lx
Harry A. Banned Il q
g Joying her fsss ae4sc
mond Dir asAl MR.. -
e ail. Pa Mr. aud Nh
Fsk OF New York: r.
eileago. season guests,
Georse Lauder Of Sex IT,
and Mr. and Mrs. CiIasu
81 Ne~ York. Hllo are e.
;nfa Laeia cottage tn
Each days bookings Il
Show 4 large nasnber 81
o arrive Throughout TIT
Glaze reporting the lz,o1
HfseI as heavy. If not r.
nT season IN ths past
Dinner Party Thursd1y
A number q guests ~
80 ning din ar AZ the 0rrIc1
lsy evening. nanakiAx a
ii atty Of he manageuen<
he gnesis last exenine r<s|
Airs 4 = Wallace and .
yining and party. Mr.. al
7oa Thornton. Mr. and Yrs
Risby. Rev and Mrs. !
mond. Paul Painter. sIr.
Hubert Price and Mfs. u
Miss Helen Sawyer and ~
Curtis and a party eoznpase.
Cornwall. Col. and MTs.
bury. Nr. and Mrs T. 1
1ri Mrs Elizzheth 5. Dates
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07
Building Nlaterisl
Guy At Ho4s

--f - ff<t4-
When Fta want u aSlp yx-z t4-z
l'ts al aus4eT
AbeE rffi3 want S.stES. lat Ct -
t.izE Al ia1ir.
>eeer mind What lis yes. n<rz
Canned eesies assaaTE cssilE2 ,s<.
Frame this phrase ug fcT ss1s 81.
BUY IT home
Other folks ns&E by ss Hzz-z.
90 nuy 81 nonte-
Help the rone stare 10 4 Ez-x
Bus q home
sfafv dollar sent aWy
Naans a ealas less 70 r@7
NAat = owed rixstx here t15zF.
Buy Sd horne.
AIRS Eau for eur tNNn e. ncEz
lfiiy II hosne
CheapeF fiEesaisef~s TouHsrnt-
fsuf Ak hrfls
Horse store qualities are ssse
Home store merchants wnfk f<r
This Enash tHen Fel eu<hs 70 -
buy az home.
Daytona Builders Sr
CONCRETE ga O5E paoHl
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07

"Ten dsys' special sac e
iaraps. Solar. gas. were ~
s3.75. Old Sol. osi. -<ers -
s1.75; kwik Lite, essetrIe SO
nov $2.25. Sale beains trcay =
the 18th. Gene J4aassn. $50
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07

THE EVENT OF THE SEASON
The opening Of Clark Millinery
Boat with the latest style Of Ladies'
Eats. Everybody invited to Gene in
Friday ana Saturday. 516-1-6-2 t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07

We are heavily ovarstocked on
1921 calendars special offers Of 75c
values fer soc Daytona Book & STA
tionery Go. l. 30 If.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07
MRS. JOHN " MIXER Is
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE PARTY

NJ. john V Miner recent bride.
OF the Younger set, gave a delightful
bridge party for number Of heEyou,ig
friends at her home on Cood&a ave.,
nue., Marshall Park. Thursda after
noon Her lovely hcne was beauti-
fully decorated with roses lahlias
Mrs. POLAND Heating won MIST prize,
Mrs. Wellington Shaw, second. and the
consolation piizs fell TO Mrs. Fl L.
Merryday. After the game delicious
salad course was served. a number Of
tea guests dropping ia for this par;
OF a most pleasant afternoon enter
tain Inc it.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07

hing trip d the Inlet $50 a. M.
Friday Eutii.g Dock Tel. 534.
31S-1-6- q
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07

4Aes, it's by Zane Grey and lis his
latest--THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER
en- sale January 9TH. Daytona Book q
Stationery Co. 12-30-t ii
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07

Mr. anl Mrs Lowell L. Huat of
Daytona Beach, announce the arrival
at their home Thursday afternoon Of
lovely eight pound daughter. Little
Bette Louise is the granddaughter Of
W d. Hunt of;he Breakers Hotel.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07

Keep in mind the Baptist Church
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07
Report Of Condition at Close of Business
December 81 1920
LIABILITIES

pita! Stock .............
rplus ana Undivided Profits Observation-Disclosures.
poSits ....
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07
Thursday Arrivals

Amoag arrivals at the Hotel Or
sEoad On the opening day were. NJ.
ald Mrs. A. D. Fell of Pittsburgh,
who witl remain the entire winter:
John D. Speer and his daughter. Mrs.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07

CONCRETE EeioaE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
PERSONALS

Arthur Emmons has completed the
year at the Y NJ. C. A. college in
Springfield, Mass, and Is spending
the early summer with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Emmons. of Mad
ison avenue.
Edward Ritter. of Water street,
sailed yesterday from New York for
Trinidad where he has been sen by
the Barber Asphalt Paving Company
on a business trip. He will be gone
for at least six months.
Mrs. f. v. r. Sofield returned to
her home in Market street. yester-
day after spending some time with
MI. and Mrs. l.. H. McHose at their
home in Catasaqua, Pa.
Bernard Greenbaum. of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, has COM
pleted his third year and is spending
the summer with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Greenbaum of
High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seguine of
Rector street, are the weekend
guests of the latter's mother and sis
ter in Tremley.
Miss Minnie Slower, of Brooklyn,
visited friends in this city yesterday.
Minous Cannon Is home to spend
part of the summer with his par
ents in. Madison avenue, after COM
plotting a years work at the Y. M.
c. A. College in Springfield, Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-17
NINE FUNERALS TOMORROW
FOR VICTIMS OF CRASH
Continued from page -
Military Bodies to Act

The military organizations of the
city will turn out tomorrow in uni
form to pay their respects to the
nine fremen who were killed in the
accident Wednesday night. Two of
the firemen, James Anderson and
Hans Holt, were both e~x-service men
served overseas. James Anderson
was a member of the local post OF
the American Legion, having served
with the 1920 Battalion of the Tank
Corps, and Holt had made applica-
ton for membership.
1t is not yet known whether or
not the two soldier-iremen will be
buried with military honors, but the
American Legion, Veterans of For
eign Wars, Army and Navy Union
and G.. A. r. will all march and are
prepared to offer the customary rites
should they be called upon.
The Legion post will meet before
the Y. NJ. c. A. at 2 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon and the Veterans of
Foreign Wars will meet at the same
time at the library.
At a meeting held last night in the
Offices of Ferd Garretson, many or
CARNATIONS were represented, as well
as some of the congregations of the
city. Rev. Mr.. Schlotter, upon whom
falls the duty to perform four of
the funeral services, was present. All
of the u~ndertakers were on hand
and members of the American Le-
gion, Red Men, Masons and firemen
all assisted in the plans.