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The Washington times., 1922-10-09
40 VETERANS Of
EIGHT NATIONS
At WHITE HOUSE:
Stop Here Tomorrow After
noon on Way to Meet at
New Orleans.

A reception at the White House.
decoration of the tomb of the Un.t
known Dead in Arlington Cemetery,
and a dinner at the Racquet Club will
feature a six-hour stop here tomor-
row by forty world war veterans
representing patriotic organizations
OF eight nations enroute TO New Or,
leans. There are five delegates each
from the United States, England,
France. Belgium. Italy, Rumania,
Czechoslovakia and Serbia, and the
group is described as the lnterallied
Veterans Federation.
Leaving New York tomorrow, the
forty will reach Washington at
o'clock in the afternoon, headed by
Charles Bertrand, member Of the
French Chamber Of Deputies, who is
president of the federation, and Col.
II. Nelson Jackson. Of Burlington
Va, a national vice commander of
the American Legion. A detachment.
OF cavalry detailed by the War De-
partment, a color guard. a mounted
band and thirty District Legion Of
ficers will be at the station.
Visit Arlington First.
The party will go Immediately 10
Arlington. returning for the Racquet
Club dinner, to be attended by dis
tinguished diplomats and Govern
men officials. President Harding
will receive the members of the fed,
Grafton at o'clock. and afterward
departure will be made for New o..
leans.
The 1922 conference of the fedora.
ton is dedicated to the cause Of
peace. Laws having to do with hos.
pitaliaztion. rehabilitation and unem-
ployment of former service men in
the eight countries will be discussed
and views expressed on present i'm
migration laws.
Name National Candidate.
Madison J. Hill. commander Of
George Washington Post, was nameds
chairman of the District delegation
to the New Orleans convention yes
terday. The delegation also decided
to name Watson B. Miller, District
commander, for vice commander Of
the National Legion.
Daniel Bowie. alternate, was named
delegate in place of Francis B. Mil.
Ter, who Is unable to make the trip.
Anita Burton and Thomas Welch
were chosen alternates. The District
delegation will leave for New Orleans
at 7:45 p. m. Friday.
The Washington times., 1922-10-09
Sneak Before Federal Bar.

Rear Admiral Latimer, Judge ad.
vocate general Of the navy; A. z.
of the solicitors office,
Navy Department, and PiCkens Nea.
gle. solicitor of the navy, will be
the principal speakers at a meeting
tonight Of the Federal Bar Associa.
tion, in the auditorium of the Inter.
lor building. An executive meeting
win precede the regular session,
The Washington times., 1922-10-09
Speaks on Philippines.

The Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, pastor
OF the Church of the Covenant. in
his sermon yesterday said that the
United States has done more toward
instructing the Philippines in the
Christian faith during the past
twenty years than the Spaniards did
in centuries"
The Washington times., 1922-10-09

Prices r"alized on Swift 4 Company sales
OF carcass beef in Washington, u. G. for
week ending Saturday, October I, is21.
on shipments sold out ranged from $50
cents to 1000 cents per pound and aver
aged tH cents per pound..Advt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
METUCHEN IS READY TO
HONOR SILzER- EDWARDS

METUCHEN, Dec. s1-Einal ar
rangements have been made this
morning for the victory dinner IN
honor Of Senator-elect Edward I.
Edwards, Governor-elect, George B
Silzer and Congressman-elect Elmer
H. Geran projected by the local Sill
ger Democratic Club a q belated
celebration due to the vacation OF
Mr.. Silzer on his southern trip.
This mornings reports from MEM
bers of the club shows that over 500
reservations have been made by the
Democrats and others throughout
the county and accordingly the man
agement of the Hotel Pines, where
the dinner Is to be given, II making
plans to accommodate the partict-
pants.
The Glee Club Of Jersey City, one
of the foremost musical organtxa-
lions in the state, has been secured
to furnish the entertainment during
and after the dinner. The artists,
although booked for another concert
have consented to appear tonight
preferably to fulfilling the previous
ly arranged engagement. The dance
orchestra from New Brunswick Will
be composed of members Of the best
dance orchestras OF the city.
Contrary to newspaper reports
there viii be very few speakers The
three executives will probably be the
only ones to make addresses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
OF MUSIC TO Be
GIVEN 1T METUCHEn

METUCHEN, Dec. 31.-An ave-
ming of music will be given at the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church on the night Of Dec. 20 by
Miss Frances Ludlow, v~iolinist; Miss
Ethel M. Brundage, soprano and
Miss Alice e. Van Duyne, pianist.
The concert il arranged under the
auspices Of the Epworth League.
The program follows:
PART ONE
Violin Solo-A Flower of Italy =.
OAgoDtlno
Songs
(a) Ma Curly-headed Badly.
.................... Chetsam
(b) I Passes By Your Window
brane
(c) Indian Love Song ..Lieurance
Violin Solo-Nocturno ..........
Chopin-Sarasate
Songs
(a) 81 Mes vers Aviaent Des Allies
mann
OBJ Care Selve ......... Handel
Violin Solo-Herje Kati $50. Hubay
PART TWO
SOPRANO ARIA-Pagliacoi-Ba lla-
tella (Act y ....... Leoncavallo
Violin Solo-Serenade 1865. Valdez
Musical Recitation-The Soul of the
Violin ......... Merrill-G Goodrich
Violin Solo-Ave Maria .........
Shubert-Wilhelmj
Soprano Solo-Thres Shadows -.
B6QxOEQ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
PROGRESSIVE R. 4. IS
STILL GROWING LARGER

KEYPORT. Dec. 21.-At the third
meeting Of the Progressive Six OF
the Royal Arcanum, held at Coronal
Council No. 1885, on November "a,
tho association was enlarged by the
joining Of the Coast City Council OF
Asbury Park, also at which time the
name was changed to Progressive
Seven, which now includes Daphne
Council Of Jamesburg, Middlesex
Council Of Perth Amboy, Mecuchen
Council Of Metuchen, Woodbridge
Council Of Woodbridge. Adelphic
Council OF New Brunswick. Coast
City Council of Asbury Park and
CoronaI Council of Keyport-
The object of the Progressive
Seven Il to promote the social side
of the Arcanum work by bringing
the members of the various coun-
ellis together at the monthly meet
The fourth meeting of the Pro-
gressive Seven will be held at
Daphne Council, Jamesburg, on De-
cember 2s. at which time there will
be another class initiation OF candi-
dates from the various councils. The
degree work will he taken care of
by Coronal's degree team, Of which
q. 8. Hyer will be regent.
The next meeting Of Coronal coun-
ell No. 1456, will be held in Odd
Fellows' hall on December 20. at
2 o'clock, in order that the years
business will be completed In the
carly hours of the evening, aftes
which something in. the line of
amusements will be brought up by
the orator.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
REFORMED
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

KEYPORT, De-. 21.-The regular
Christmas program to be presented
by the Sunday school Of the Re-
formed church, will take place on
Christmas night at 1880 o'clock in
the parish house. An attractive pro-
gram has been arranged by George
y. Hyer, to be presented by the
school. which includes q visit from
Santa Claus himself. who will In
turn. distribute gifts to the children.
Tha program follows:
Chorus-"Sing the Old Time
STORY" .....::........... School
Responsive Scripture reading
Superintendent
chorus-"Ring the Royal Bells"
School
Chorus-'He Reigns" ......School
Eva Dean
Recitation-"His Speech"
Arthur silcox
Reo'tatson-"Msrry christmas."
Recitation-'~The Christ Child in
the Manager" Norman Kofold
Recitation-'"The Christmas Mes
sage" Evelyn Fitzgerald
CHI Travellers in the
N!eht, ..School
Recitation s.... Kenneth Ackerson
Observation-Disclosures Hard"
Alma Polling
Recitation Charles Silcox
Recttation-"The Dear Little Pine
Tree" Mildred Sexton
Cheer"
Gardina Armstrong
Chorus-'Litle Love Beams"
Primary Department
Recitation "A Comprehensive
VVIlhp TnH.A~- IL
Rscitation-sncw Bird"
Barbara Armstrong
Recitation Florence Maurer
Recitation-"A Jumping jack"
Douglas MacEwan
Chorus-"His Star VIII Shine for
Observation-Disclosures"
,. Margaret Olsen
Harold Kofold
Observation-Disclosures Customs"
John B. Ackerson
to Santa"
Ruth Ackerson. Madeline Rikxoort
Ghorus-"For the Kins'...School
Recitation-"A Suggestion for
Santa" .Barbar Van Buskirk
Recitation-'My Santa"
Allan Ackerson
Recitation Ruth Maurer
Recitation-"Why? 2" Madeline Cadoo
Recitation-My Wish,'
Beatrice Apologize
Song-I Would Be a Little STAR"
Barbara Van Buskirk, Evelyn
Thompson, Madeline Cadoo, Mar
garet Olsen Alma PoiinS
Recitation-@The Chimney Size,"
Agnes Van Rikxoort
Playlet-"Bringing Santa 20 Terms"
Constance Haigh, William Omsrod
Recitation-"Santa Claus and the
Mouse" Dorothy Mitchell
Chrous-"His Star" School
Wilhefmina Van
derwaal"
Address REV. r. T. B. Reynolds
Offering -
Observation-Disclosures VISIT"
John Van Rikxoort
Visit Of Santa Claus and distrfbu-
ton Of gifts
Chrous-"Song OF Wondsrous
Beauty' School
Bediction Emily Anderson
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
JAMESBURG CHURCH TO
HAVE CHRISTMAS PARTY

JAMESBURG, Dec. 21.-The Sum
day school Of the Jamesburg Meth
odist church will enjoy their Christ
mas entertainment in the Sunday
school rooms tomorrow night, when
an elaborate program will be given
under the direction of Frank NJ.
Denton, leader. and Miss Adelaide
Price. pianist.
The program follows:
Song-"Hail the Day."
Sunday School
Responsive reading. Congregation
Prayer-By Pastor
Rev. Wolsefer johnson
Recitation-"The Greeting"
sons-"Rins On, Christmas
Morn" .........S Sunday School
Recitation-"A Hope"
On Christmas
Rseitat!en-whsn One Is very
Small" . vc sn. Jennings
Geneve odeH
sons--rhe Holy Babe"
Primary Department
Recttation-'Bound To Do It."
Junior Hutchinson
I9ClIdLlOu- 4u0 It669OAt
Della Soden, Villa Soden
Recitation-"The Snow Birds"
Ethel Odell
Recitation-"Ring on We Christmas
Bells 1890. Elizabeth Baker
Recitation-"Hoiiy Berries"
Frances Baker
Recitation-"My Dolly"
Sarah RAIDER
Observation-Disclosures"
Recitation-'The Poorest One at
Xmas Tfme,"... Franklin Diblin
Radford Reid. Howard Kendall.
sons-'LdttIs Christmas Lights"
Ten Girls
Northumberland Giving"
Phyllis Edwards
Recitation-"Make Room for the
Christ" Viola Appiegate
Ethel Mount
song-"Glory to Cod Sunday school
Musical Recitation. "Oh, Wondrous
Star of Bethlehem"
. .Catharine Mount
Recitation-"A Christmas Hymn"
Trace kennedy
Recitation-"My Wishes for You"
Myrtle Combs
Recitation-"Nearly Christmas"
Gertrude Gilliliand
Recitation-"Get citing Even with
Santa Claus" ....... Esther jolly
Recitation-"The Reason Why"
Ruth Smith
Song-"The Light Life"
Young Girls Choir
Recitation-"The Best Time of the
Year"
Gertrude Applegate,
Florence Gilliland
song-"star of Hope"
Sunday School
Address by pastor
Rev. Wolsefer johnson
Address by superintendent
Song-"The New Born King"
Sunday School
Benediction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
Y. N. C. A, Bible CLUBS
WILL PRESENT PLAY

The dates for the presentation OF
the four-act comedy drama, "The
Upper Trail" to be presented under
the auspices Of the Bible study clubs
Of the local Y. M. c. A., have been
decided upon. they being Friday
and Saturday. January ~ and IL.
Tickets will be for sale early next
week and may be procured from
any Bible club member.
"The Upper Trail" IL . play writ
ten especially for presentation by
'sY'' boys and has been well re-
ceived wherever it has been pro-
duced. Boys Work Secretary Fenby
w. Scott has undertaken a difficult
task in perfecting this four-act play
within a short rehearsal period.
The play portrays the work Of the
typical Y. M. c. A. boys at home
and in camp, being instructive and
at the same time entertaining. It
should appeal especially to parents
and good comedy lines throughout
make it such a play as will be we'll
received by all who witness 1t.
George H. Mum is the general
chairman of the committee in
charge of the play which will be
given in the "Y" gymnasium. The
cast of thirty-two boys taking part
are rehearsing regularly and good
progress is being made under the
able leadership of Secretary Scott.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
LOCAL LEGION TO ELECT
OFFICERS FRIDAY NIGHI

The main feature in tomorrow
nights meeting Of the Perth Amboy
Post IS American Legion, to be held
in the auditorium of the public IL
brary, will be the election OF the
post officers for the ensuing year.
There will also be other important
business discussed, in addition to the
reports from the county convention,
and plans for the state wide mem
bership drive, which will take place
about January g..
At the Last meeting of the local
post the following officers were
nominated by the nominating com
mittee: Holger Holmes for post COM
mander, Joseph Mclaughlin, senior
vice-commander; John Kranpasky.
Junior vice commander; Victor Main
service officer. All members are re-
quested to be present to take part
in the election.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
SOUTH AMBOY LEGION TO
ELECT OFFICERS TONIGHT

SOUTH AMBoY. Dec. 71-The
old time interest that at one time
made Luke A. Lovely Post No. 81,
American Legion, the outstanding
post of the state, Is scheduled to
be revived again tonight at the
nomination Of officers. A program
of lively events have been planned
for the occasion. All the officers
Of the local post become vacant on
the first meeting night Of the new
year. and election of officers will
take place at that time.
While none Of the members win
venture any suggestions as to just
who Is expected to take over the
reins of the post. it is commonly
supposed that Chris Mulraine, who
since the organization Of the post,
has been one of the outstanding
figures when it came to doing it."
for the post was concerned. will
der John Conlogue.
Lee Suits. the men of the post
say, will be the next post adjutant.
Suits is known all over the state
as the Ligionaire who knows all
about refreshments. He has been
entertainment officer for several
years and if his work in that par
ticular instance is any indication of
his ability at the pen, he will be the
next adjutant Of the local post.
The new county commander, Ro-
land Reckner, Of Perth Amboy,
will be at this meeting to address
the post. as an executive Of the
county organization. His last ap-
pearance in this city az the guest Of
the Luke A. Lovely Post made such
an fmpi ession trat they elected him
county commander. E'eckner will
probably outline ais policies for the
coming year at this tire
The Board OF Trustees are ex-
pected at this time to present to
the post their findings IN the limo
Of civic betterment, as suggested
by Mayor Daniel @. Chase, in q
communication referred to them by
the post.
Tonight's meeting will In all
probability ind the local headuar-
ters packed to its capacity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
CAPTURE ESCAPED
PRISONER At RELMETTA

HELMETTA. Dec. 21:-George
Rotan, guard at the Middlesex
county workhouse, made good as a
candidate for the position OF county
detective when he arrested John
Mahalski. Of this place, who escaped
from the county workhouse in July
last after receiving q sentence o.
fifty days by Recorder Douglas Nc
Dermott on the charge of attempt
ing to assault his parents.
Maha1ski returned Tuesday morn
ing from Tinticut, Mass, where he
had been q prisoner on the charge
OF "being . tramp" when he was ar
rested in July last after leaving
Helmetta after his escape from the
county workhouse.
Word had been sent to the county
workhouse that Mahalski was at
Helmetta and Rotan came down de-
termined to fulfill his promise to
arrest the man who escaped from
his charge. Mahalski was arrested
in front Of the office Of the George
W. Helme Company by Rotan.
Mahalski when given the original
sentence Of thirty days said to Re-
corder McDermott, "Why don't you
r1ake 1t fifty days?" He was &C
commodated and escaped four days
later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
RARITAN TOWNSHIP
FORDS AND VICINITY

Mrs. Ramsey CrowelI Of Metu-
chen Is substituting at the Clara
Barton school in the absence OF
Miss Anita Neuhon.
Mrs. William Gross was . New
York shopper yesterday.
A. reception will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the Clara Barton
school.
Misc Anita Neuho6 will leave to
morrow for Oswego. N. z, to spend
the Christmas holidays at her home.
Young Peoples Philathea Society
of Our Redeemer's church will meet
in the parish house tonight.
Funds are being solicited for .
community Christmas tree.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
S|LzER LEAD
]. MARCH At BALL
Plans for Inaugural Being
Worker Out by Committee
At Trenton

TRENTON, Dec. 21.-Governor-
elect George s. Silzer and Mrs. Sill
zer will lead the grand march at the
inaugural ball, which will be one Of
the features Of the induction of MI.
Silzer as chief executive of state here
On January Is. Details for this So
cial event. which is to be held at the
stacy-Trent hotel on the night Of the
same day the new governor takes
the oath of office, are being worked
out by the inaugural auxiliary COM
mittee, which has decided to meet
weekly from now until the cere-
Einonies are held .
A number of details in connection
with the administering Of the oath
Of office to Mr.. Silzer, were an
nounced by the auxiliary committee
today. Judge William H. Geraghty
OF Trenton, who Is chairman Of this
tody, has named a special commit
tee to confer with the legislative
inaugural committee, which consists
Of State Chairman Harry Heller.
Mayor Frederick W. Donnelly. Tren-
on; David L Kelsey, Fred Long, Ed
ward J.. Hayden and Surrogate Wal
ter Madden.
Mayor Donnelly, who Is to be
Srand marshal Of the civic parade of
the Democratic marching clubs from
various counties in the state. an
nounced that the procession will
start at ~ o'clock noon, In order to
pass the reviewing stand of the gov
err1or ID soon az he reaches 1t, after
taking the oath Of office in the Cap
itol theatre. The stand will be
erected in front of the theatre. The
Grand marshal will announce later
the chief OF staff, adjutants and
aides and other officials Of the or
ganization Of parade details.
State Senator Blackwell Of Mer-
Ger IL chairman OF the senate inAu-
gural committee. The other men,
bers are Senators Mathis Of Ocean.
Richards, Atla.itic, Republicans. and
Agans, Hunterdon and Simpson, of
Hudson, Democrats. Speaker-elect
William p. Evans Is to name the
House inaugural committee to CO.
operate with the senate and civic
committees.
The ball to be held Is expected to
be one Of the most brilliant social
events in the history Of inaugurals.
1t is being revived this year after a
suspension since the induction to Of
fee of the late John Franklin Fort.
A special committee Of nine mem
beers has been named by Auxiliary
Committee Chairman Geraghty to
handle the details It Is expected
that both of the incoming and out
going governors will attend with
their military STATS. People in the
social and political life Of New Jer-
sey, from all parts OF tho state, will
httend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
SURPRISE LINEN SHOWER
GIVEN KEYpORT WOMAN

KEYPORT, Dec. 21:-Mrs. Laura
Campbell. whose engagement to
Daniel Conover, OF Freehold, was
recently announced. was rendered a
surprise linen shower at the home
Of Mrs. o. C. Bogardus Tuesday at
ternoon. The shower was arranged
in q cedar chest, the entire gift be-
ing presented by the members OF
the Tuesday Afternoon Five Hun
dred Club. Mrs. R.. o. Walling made
the presentation with clever original
verses and each gift bore a card on
which original poetry was written.
Cards were the feature Of the af-
ternoon, the prize winners being
Mrs. william T. Van Mater. Mrs.
william T. Wa1fing and Mrs.
Charles x. Crawford. Following
the game an elaborate collation. was
served. Those playing were Mrs.
Edgar T. Hoose, Mrs. James T.
wailing. Mrs. r. o. Walling. Mrs.
Elmer E. Morris, Mrs. Asbury W.
Campbell, Mrs. Harvey Bronner.
Mrs. Norman B. Lockwood, Mrs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
CARTERET

A fair sized crowd attended the
dance of the American Club held
last night at Dalton's auditorium for
the benefit of the local chapter of
the American Red Cross.
The Woman's Democratic organ
ization Of the borough held a meet
ing last night and elected Olga
Adams as its new president.
The coal shortage of this district
is still acute with small supplies
coming in. Yesterday one Of the
local physicians appealed to the
police to secure coal for a destitute
family.
A meeting of the borough council
will be held tomorrow night in Fire
No, 2,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
SPOTSWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Dsvos. OF
New Brunswick, will spend Christ
mas holidays at the home OF George
W. D0Voe.
Rev. W. L. Phillips returned this
morning from New York where he
was on business for the last two
days. -.
The dwelling Of I. Rosenfeld will
be completed in January. IT IL n
of the most commodious houses on
Main street.
T.. Nelson was q Jamesburg visi-
tor this morning.
Mrs. p. Schweikert was q Perth
Amboy shopper last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
TRAINS DELAYED AS
FRE|GHTS ARE DISABLED

Due to the breaking down OF two
freight trains early this morning
between Matawan and South Amboy
all trains arriving from points on
the New York & Long Branch rail-
road for New York City were late.
The first train to New York City
via the Central railroad which Is
due here at 6:26 O'clock, did not ar
rive until 1920. This Is the second
time this week this train has been
almost an hour late. the first time,
however, the delay was due to the
fact that it was impossible to keep
steam in the boiler. The disabled
freights were placed on side tracks
at South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
a-Y CLUB TO Dine

The annual dinner of the local
Hi-Y Club to local young men at
tending the various colleges will be
held on Friday night of next week
in the Y. M. c. A. banquet hall. A
large number of local college stu
dents will be home o the Christ
mas HOLIDAYS and it is expected this
get-together affair will be even
more of a success than the. reunion
held BY this club last year. The
necessary arrangements are now
being made by a special committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
WITH WEAK
KTnN EVS

"Have been troubled with weak
kidneys since childhood" writes
Mrs. G. Hyde, Benzonia, Michigan.
"Now past forty and have had terri
BILE backache and that tired out
feeling, hardly able to do my work.
BY using Foley Kidney Pills accom-
panied with Foley Cathartic Tab
lets / soon felt like a new person"
Backache. rheumatic pains. dizzt-
ness and blurred vision r SYM
toms of kidney trouble. Foley Kid
ney Pills give quick relief. Sold
everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
HOUSE FOR Y. N. c.. A,

Open house viii be observed in
the Y. M. C. A. boys department
during the holiday season, an at
tractiye program Of fireplace meet
ings, lobby entertainments and
games and indoor activities having
been arranged by Boys Work Sec
rotary Fenby W. Scott. The various
games in the boys lobby have been
put in first class repair this week
and several additional holiday
games obtained. The boys depart
ment will be closed all day Christ
mas but there will be something of
interest doing throughout the week
between Christmas and New Years
Day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
FOR SOUTH AMB0Y

SOUTH AMBOY. Dec. 31-A
Christmas cantata entitled "Sons Of
Promise" will be Ffven by the chill
drsu Of the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow right at Z o'clock
in the basement Of the church on
Broadway. In addition to the play
there win also be a short enter
tainment and the presentation OF
gifts by Santa Claus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
Trade Name Filed

NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. 21-
Michael Berliney. Of Perth Amboy,
filed in the county clerks ONCE to-
day a trade name certificate to con-
duct q general real estate business
under the name of the New Jersey
Farm Exchange with headquarters
at 224-226 Smith street, Perth
Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21

Charles x. Crawford, Mrs J. Carrie
Anderson. Mrs George w. Stidfole.
Mrs. F. F. Armstrong, Mrs. o. c.
Bogardus, Mrs. William T. Van
Mater, Mrs. William 7. Walling,
Mrs. Harvey s. Bedie and Mrs.
Laura Campbell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21

NATIONAL CASH REGIsrER 90.
~KRuBg. only authorized sssnt q
Hdddiesex County; new and second hand
can Registers IN monthly payrnents
Repairs supplieR 10 West Grand Street.
Eii,a hath. M