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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-06
KEYPORT

Mrs. Daniel Barnett, of Englewood.
has been spending several days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
6ronDer of Maple Pace. Mr.. Bar
nett spent the Weekend here.
Mrs. John W. Keough has recov-
7 cred from illness which has kept her
confined to her home for a week or
more.
Bisncp knight vice chancellor of
tho University Of the South confirm
ed q class in st. Mary's Episcopal
| church yesterday morning. Bishop
knight is the assistant to Bishop
Matthews.
Mis- Ethel sommers, of Bound
Brook, spent the Weekend as the
GUEST Of Mr.. sni Mrs. Howard Han
Sol.
Alex Cadoo, OF Summit, has been
! spending several days as the guest OF
! mis- daughter, Mrs. J. Harold Hend-
rickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Wyckon
attended tie banquet and reception
at the Hotel Commodore the past
week. given ~ the Bankers of New
York as a celebration of the Tooth
anniversary.
Henry Van Buskirk, of Trenton,
has returned after having spent sew
ersl days as the guest Of his nephew,
Joseph Curtis. and wife.
The Keyport Improvement Asso-
citation will r.eet this afternoon at
the public library when the program
OF the afternoon will be a musicale in
| charge of Mrz. Russell Stidfole.
The choir OF the First Baptist
church enjoyed a banquet at the
Mansion House Friday night which
was attended by thirty-three mem
bers and friends. A tempting menu
was served after which the parlors
wore thrown open and game and
music enjoyed, also a session oil
dancing.
Mrs. Anna 7. Osborn has return
ed after having spent several weeks
in Manasquan Us the guest of her
| daughter, Mrs. Harold P. Collins.
NJ. and Mrs. Howard L. Ryer. OF
BROOKLYN. are the guests OF the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Les
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-06
ISABEL OSTRANDEp@

floor like wax, sir, but Twas kind Of
hurried last night and didn't hose it
down. I didn't find any muddy foot
prints this morning, but I did see
some queer dried smears here and
there. as though someone might
have washed UP the marks of their
tread. Look here, strand here!"
He pointed, and Barry looked.
There were clean places on the oily
floor, rs though indeed someone had
tried to obliterate their footprints.
Barry went carefully over every
yard Of space. Then he straighten-
ed and inquired casually:
How did you first learn of the
trouble up at the house? Did Martha
or another of Nhe maids come out
here to send you for the doctor?"
mo, sir. I'd gone up to Abe ser
wants dining o to have a cup of
coffee. and was just sitting down TO
it when Sartha> came flying from
the young ladies' room with her face
as white as a sheet and told me 20
go as fast as l couid-that Miss
LAUREL was dead
Barry turned as if to depart, but
at the threshold he dropped his
handkerchief and. STOPPING to re-
cover 1t, turned once more.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-06

ter Terry.
The World Wide Guild OF the
First Baptist church will meet at the
parsonage tonight and enjoy a pro-
gram under the direction of Mrs.
Angelo Webster.
DR.. Florence Powdermaker, state
nutrition specialist, will continue
her lectures here Wednesday when
she VIII again speak at the library at
1880 O'Clock.
Division No. 2, A. o. H, will hold
the annual st. Patrick's ball on
March IT III MacDonald's Auditor
iurn. Keapsburg.
A large delegation of Arcanumites
accompanied Coronal Councils De-
gree team to Newark Friday night,
when the team conferred the ritual
upon a class IF over zoo candidates,
the occasion being the observation
of KenGrick night. Coronal council
was feprese nted in the initiation by
five candidates.
The w. C. r. U, will meet with
Mrs. Vadin Curtis tomorrow after
noon. A sale of aprons will be con-
Quoted at the close of the program.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-06
Uric Acid
Solvent
IS cent Bottle FREE
C3Z Doses)

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Send this notice with your letter e
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-06
By OLIVE ROBERTS sARro

hear, for the cloth the woman had
given her to wipe up the spilled icing
was the Cloth of Dreams. Whoever
held it forgot everything and be-
lieved whatever he was told.
Nancy, Nancy!" Nick kept call
ing, running after his sister. He in
tended to rescue her IL he could be-
fore 1t was too late.
Come, come, little master" said
the gypsy woman sweetly, stopping
suddenly and holding out her hand.
The more the merrier. Well have
quite a little party"
Before he knew what was happen
ing, she had taken Nicfrs hand and
placed the other end of the cloth
in 1t that Nancy held, the Cloth Of
Dreams, you know, my dears. and
that was the end of poor Nick, or his
memory. Instantly he forgot that
he and Nancy were on an. errand
for the Fairy Queen. Forgotten
were the D~iddyevvers. the Kors-
knots and the lost record of Long
head the Wiseman.
Ito Be Continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-06
INTERESTS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR

junction. She appeared so small
and frail, Yet he, as we'll as every
body else In Sandy Cove had heard
Of the fortitude and courage she
had displayed during her two years
OF ~unceasing service. Could that
courage and fortitude turn into inn
placable relentlessness under the
urge OF reckless passion and a desire
for revenge against the girl who, she
learned only the previous night had
supplanted her in her absence?
Could it be that she was still in love
with the young lieutenant?
Continued in Our Next Issue
Copyright, 1922. N. L. A. Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-06
"The Cloth OF Dreams''

Nick looked after Nancy. whom
the gypsy woman was leading into
the cave. Then he looked at the
great chocolate cake that had been
set out to cool.
Some way he felt that things were
going all wrong.
Just then something dropped out
OF his pocket. It was the note the
Magical Mushroom had left In the
orchard.
IT'D better not lose that" thought
Nick, and he stopped to pick 1t up.
But 10 and behold, the writing had
changed from blue to red! He opened
IL and read: Don't 90 into the cave.
The gypsy woman Ii Twelve Toes
the Sorcerer."
NANCY" he screamed. "Come
back. Don't go in there. Come back
ana we'll start on our journey over
the Seven Mountains"
But Nancy didn't hear. Only the
gypsy woman turned and leered at
him, q queer crooked smile.
No wonder the little girl didn't
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-06
IF YOU ARE WELL BRED

You will. as dance hostesns m1kA
it a point to see that all preaenE
having their dance proGram4
You will never appear ~
in asking a gentle man-81S
peat a call.
You will introduce 4 gentIosnAl
to your parents If he calls 1t you
home.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
.EASTLAKE PARK.
CLOSED TO SEMI
PRO BALL GAMES.

Al class A tsees,zli games DlaveS
- fSs1enfx ttss city must ~ played
~ gstSersi1e Dzrk, as tire elfg man.
sgsr r1slef yesterday fssa 70 sCnsfs-
saon ezD ~ charged fcr games Diaye0
- ksstls<e PARK.
LAst year fhs games were 1iy11ec
o<tuee9 E@Sf5zke and ktyersice
parks ard the b1e3SaB managers ze~
s0elati1n bz1 planned On alternating
games between tke tao paris again
IRIS eesaon. Tf4 eeffor n The eify
officials vekteTfay eliminates Ezff-
80 Uzr< 0or fsr1ev ~srree a. 80
teams cannot meet exDsnses by DisT-
ing bassbsii for nothing.
W0gkKne1 Wil start Ncrx this
morning rerno1siipx the grounds
which were changed last year fOr
footb2n. The opening game q t1e
geason viii Be Dia1ed ~ Rlveralde
PARK next sunday between ne Csassg
and White Eox.
The manager u 1os Phoenix Eoot.
Ing office announced yeetercae that
EiveTSlcs park has a larger playlnz
ground and can aDe0BOdafe = larger
crowd than E4efiake PARK and the
grounds VIII be greatly improved over
last sea@on.
Special bus servges u1il pr0vl6e
tra1eporfatlcn 20 and from the PARK
for eli gamer. Under arY2nRer0euts
made hy tire clubs ard ire b8s cona-
rarv special 70 minute service vfli be
prcvi1e1 from ffe Jefferson kceel
corner Tor al games
Cas- y games will be p1Aved e.
Eisstlaks park ag prevl0gsfy arrange.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
Three Swimming
Records Broken
By Illinois Team

NEW YORK. Mar. 2e-Wor9d's
swimming records for 400. 900 and
800 yards were broken tonight By the
Illinois Athletic club team in events
at the New York Athletic club aqua
tic carnival.
The Illinois stars won the 4o0-yard
national relay championship from the
New York Athletic club and Central
I. n. &. A. Of Brooklyn. negotiating
the distance IN 3 minutes and s-5
seconds then continued 10 500 yards
reaching the 50O-yard mark in min
utes a. 4-5 seconds ana the 500 IN
minutes 50 3-5 seconds. Tie old
marks for the distances. made recent
~ the Yale swimtaers al New Haven
were minutes ~ 3-5 second, 4 min
uttes 46 2-5 seconds and minutes
IS 2-5 seconds.
Perry McGnlivray. W. l. wsllen,
Henry Hebner. John Welssmuller.
Davy Jones and a. seigel swan IN
the order named for the Illinois club.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
The Republican Cup
Won By Douglas Will
Be On Display Today

The Arizona Republican perpetual
challenge cup, voB by the Douglas
school in the first annual pubic
school athletic meet staged By val
ley schools last week. Elli be on dis
play IN the north window n the Re-
publican office this morning.
The cup VIII be presented 20 the
Douglas school Friday afternoon by
a representative Of J'he Arizona Pc
publican. Coach Wieit OF the phye-
ieal culture department u the Phoe-
nix public schools win arrange today
for the presentation exerclses.
The Douglas students are enfhuHed
~ their excellent showing ~ the
competitive meet and their victory
has stimulated athletics IN s1G the
schools. Next year'g meet VIII de-
veloD keen competition among the
schools.
The following inscription is en-
graVeS on the cBDs
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN,
Perpetual Trophy
p. s. a. L.
DOUGLAS SCHOOL, 1922
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
JAKE SCHAEFER BEATS HOPPE,
IN TITULAR BILLIARD MATCH

CEGCAGO. Nzrca ~ xzke
GcxzNfer fons1kf rsa4esae1 - woTs1s
~ bs1x Ire b1islss1 ezssroDlo1s1ssD
rscs into IRE a1esaace. Bat ~ 0e~vY
worx Re C81le1 h5s Eaa1es VITA WIZ
HDpce cs,t ~ ne fire. en111G fse
third 2rc final bioek q p5ay w5f1
1.S1g Dos1ts - the former cEa1DpaoE'f
!, ,fes.
gsODDe wc8 f0-sgftss b1cex S16 80
100 D5t Ee3sefers ~ Dolrt sesc
gained 81 me ffrEs two b10cke rsroYec
100 nspca for erer TIE raa1 whore
brilliant play during ria - years se
champion, made him tte mort poVH-
lar plsyer fn TIE woY11.
T0r1ghts score by lnrfEgss
6ehsefer-css 197s 2 y. ~. 2. "a
&. o. 2. Q. z17s -. 2. 19-See. 100.
19D--15e1. ATersxs tonight u liz.
grand aTerazs. Ss1z-11-
Eoppe-ss 2. Z. Ss. e.. @ 81. =.
III a. -. - AZ 15-51s. ssg. 4eg-
1865. Average tonight 1g1z-1f.
grand average. 4Szs-ze.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
Grauss Rolls To
Third Place In
Bowling Tourney

TOLEDO. o, Esoeh IA race 5e-
tween bOwssrs from Rochester, - r.
for htgh nsonev sDot IN ne ssnxses
1ivlsfen, featured f1s Ansey1cs1
EoE1irg congress togTnazzent II ~
nor egents here f0dsE.
y. GTznsG q xnensoer 81 tie Cyznf
Central tears. rolle1 arsto third r1ace
WITH q c1rse gzrre score u esS. Esgs
Ee11 Ire rcGaffcn Drsy . few nafn8tee
VIXEN ". N11ch topped bis fe1f0w
boT1ers score by ors pin. erow1fr2
orsuss down 4 notch.
6coreS TO-DAY n tie two-uen
eweDts we're beiow the average. cngx
three pairs going Oger the 1.29s Slzrk-
J. GlllSgzn and J. Eomnerraztter of
Rochester, shared high bonors 7lth
J. Peppers. and Z. Kohs Of Detroit.
with 1919 score.
The other 100 couk1es was that
o. r. Weller ana g. Gehrolttxen q
Elvrla. Ohio, with 1906.
Bowling fn the singles was better
than rSual. more than . score Of
competitors going over the 500 mark
II So Just Is years since wireless
telegraDhy was discoYere6 BY Mar-
conf
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
Golf :.

Tde slz Class a teams ere ready fof
re CDenln1 aaMes sunday, tke Tigers
ZCiNH 20 Wssa< Giants % Ciendaie.
ara CasSVe SE1 FIX ~ K3VefGlfs
PARK. rans eN1 players are boxing
fCfNafl ~ = tanner basfDsli year
zN1 80 eD0cef0fd vii Ds WORKING for
tie s1ec1Fs ~ fke national Dasfime,
Managers are requested ~ attend 4
naeefirH c9iie1 for u noon fOd2Y -
tLs Il1CeDiz Bs,DklDz Office.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
MISS BAKER WINS
SWIMMING CONTEST

OMAHA. Neb- March 2s.-5flss
Ethel Baker Of the New York wO-
mems Swimming Sasociation won the
national A 4. L wOnen's Junior in
door 20 free style swim here tonight
a. the Nicholas senn hospital meet
Miss Bakers time was three minutes
z1-5 seconds Her club mate. Miss
Ethel AcGary. placed second. and
Miss Helen Condor Of Omaha placed
third.
The western A. A. Z. plunge FOR
distance was Won by Miss F.rnly
Tones. of the EicFDias Seun team
with - feet. 1fiZs Helen Condor
placed second with 50 feet.
The meet was sanctioned By both
national and westeTu A. 4. T..
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
British La Crosse
Players Reach u. s,

NEW YORK. Mar. zs-The steam
ship olympic brought 70 America the
oxford -caIDbriogs Lacrosse team
that viii meet q number Of college
and club teams IN the United States
and II time permits 20 70 Canada
70 oppose the University OF Toronto
and McGill university.
The squad comprises II oxford
players and four from Cambridge.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

s<Ss5e of the o1her recruits taken
south Dy the Nationals threaten u
1leysaee any II the regulars. How
ever. - looks a. = q n1m.ber u
wos1hy substitutes hare been Dsexs1
~,
condition of Waiter johnson.
Tsr00gko1e tfse training reT5oS ~
kzg ke@N 0r1eg tfse Wessfer. FIRST
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

Nationals better thar q fourth place
team.
oesiin . Certainty for Hight Field
r. the fs1l ~ iast veax sOs5sn nd
lCoEe1 great. II svgscT Drzctsee he
II - a certainty that Re vii Start
f1 right field with 11Gsau sr1 Fssce
Diayirg ff1e otser two Quilted DOs1-
ffc1s,
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
EnckgEield.
Osborne Pitcher
Fans TUenty-fWo
Coyote Y0nnigGns

Esbsrk Lsn1fSsr, a g5ehf.
hssSs1 sDySsr yseTs5cS - fss
nrS911 fsr tns csSSers tear, rss<s
. re9 rsfieI baseball seS1r< res
teFcsI afssrp>S1 gy1seD - fs1rsf
= rssr, - . game ris/e1 sSs5rst
fhs Ceycte eeSoc1 team
Ls1szois1 valks1 tes rpsr ard
allowed fcpr Rte, bBt ne team
naatss sSers elfck5n9 ths 81, ar1
fhs Cs5orrs sSsse>f ysop - - :.
The ossSrns beys ssrnsrs5 - ssfe
biEs.
LeD1bias snc heoett crseks1
eDt home runs ~ fhs hitting sf-
tack - rel a. thsy sver<e1 - tss
defensive. Zach bey - eose1tsz
WITH kense gnn.
3. Miller starte1 - khs bIif fer
the Coyote seconds, bgk seen eass
way 20 Osisss and Bright finished
ire game.
score ~ innings
High School
SscsDd Team 90 90 10c-- .
Ceb1rns .s..>s..s. ~ - 1sS-1S
gattsrfsss q. Miilsr, Dyie1s.
Bright ard L. Miles Fsbeyf Lew.
tnien ard LsiErs0ce hoHetl
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
BOXING CARD IS
POSTPONED TILL.
CLUBS AGREE ON
REGULAR DATES.

With the-IOcai boxing situation m
@fttled the Disabled American Vet
eran8 OF the World War VIII not
stage boxing card AZ the CAPITAL
1axy arena tomorrow evening -
Previously announced. This decfesow
was reached last night and an efsorf
Eill be made this afternoon 70 brfng
tne Disabled American Veterans ~
t1e World War and the local legion
post together under an agreement
- grange boxing dates every other
week 10 avoid conflict
me local legion post holds The
down town boxing permit and f5e
disabled yefs hold the county fran-
cnise to stage bouts at the CAPITAL
Ilty arena The legion cards are
staged at the Coliseum and the dis
aDled vets use an open air arena AZ
oi1teenfh and Jefferson streets. Rain
Ulterfered with the last two cards
staged Dy the vets and they asked
Tor a down town permit In order to
stage the card indoors in the event
o. rain The request vas not grant
"a and rather than run the risk Of
1no1ner pad night Fridays card WAS
called OF. The Disabled Veterans of
the World War do not expect 10 hold
bouts within the city limits. but they
planned on the auxiliary permit in
order 10 prevent a financial foag IN
the event OF bad weather.
Au effort Is being made 70 have
both organizations agree 70 q pIar
whereby the clubs VIII stage cards
a.ternats weeks The Dfgabied Vet
efans O. tire World War will hold one
blg card each month ard ors pre-
i1mlrsary card and II the legion COM
T1irree agrees the down fCrrr arena
viii Be dark fwo weeks. with one big
card and one preliminary number
each month BY holding the cards on
ultimate weeks Phoenix fIg1t fars
can en3ov their favCrite sport esrk
week and the possibility of confltcs-
inz dates yfu - eliminated
Iris plan also reduces fhe chances
- fEnarczzi IoEs 70 the promoter zn1
assures 10th f5s dfzable9 vefg Ard
the toczi legion post = g1sgs21xfzI
EefGTn on e1ch card a. Phoenix can
not support tg0 boxing cards esch
week
Anothex zdvaztaze q sxzxsnx a.
teEn7ts cards - 1kse extra Tine x1sen
Enatcnn1a< <Ers to 7rTznxs cards. ~
giving 11e EnztcEn-zker two weeks
nS1ween fights ~ his csr1 he Ezs
szzNCsent k1rne 20 ct r. to1cn with
god bcFs VINO c1n xe< here neverz1
laBs before tbs fight Tse two elabs
IAN zAD0 eater Into Al zEreensenG k0r
hcaicay oa4es % prevent two cards
being staged On one Gay. 80 wza tie
case last year.
When the plan waS presented 70 TIE
Disabled Veterans matchmaker yea
fe-raw Afternoon ne aGreed 70 port
p0ns Fri1ay1g card Cne week. giving
both SIDES time 70 get together. The
legion UzfchUz&ser Hign5ffed nis wiz
snZneEs 20 erter an agreement II Il
vas sat5zfact0ry 70 the legion box
ing committee.
Matchmaker Layln stated last night
that next Fridays card wiIi probably
Re beaoed BY Ad R1bidoux and Dan
d. Dick Griffin.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

PI&EHrEET, -. Q. Mar. zS--Jock
Hutchisor. British oDen golf cham
p1on. and Joe Kfrkwoo1. Australian
oren cfsnsDicr. we're among tocsT's
arrivals - enter the north and south
golf championship tournament 20 be
piaye1 here Friday and Saturday ~
- holes.
c3on. Water Ha1fa An1 many ether
prcfsaslorzl znd amateur etzrs. sseo
are here al q - Inflated nat the
largest ard fastest fed whtcf ever
toCk Dzrt IN IRE tournament, viii
start.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
NocALEs GAME SUNDAY

SOGALES. Ariz.. Mar. PA game
here Sunday between the &Ogsies
and Hermosilio teams viii mark the
opening Of the baseball season IN this
section. a special train viii bring
Herm0slllO rooters here. The Her
nosillo nine is known a. the Fran
cisco Elias team IN honor Of the for
nner governor Of Sonora.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

= vas a hard co5S, tsen = cs&s u
~flg.y Cr grippe. piss = fsT ofssy
n1nor ailments.
Tnese things have retzr1ef VEL
teF<s c01dlticn ard - b2s rDt vef
e1rzlesx he sfxs1e, F5s 1lzy - Sft
l2te in Rstt51Z s<artet.
Slnce psfehsr1 = tfe slztf,sszgs TX
r. With sTzsser J1ssrx11 DszTlrz RI
sezfsrz roe, Man zer 1flla1 - rst1r-
ally = 5st pcSTse1 Ger tke s5tzzfscs.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
WOOD WATCHES YANNIcANs

CLEVELAND. Mar. 2P-Joe Wood
and Jack Graney viii be IN charge q
the Cleveland Indians second team
which leaves the spring training
camp Friday night on is homeVard
Journey. according 70 word received
here from Dallas. The first stop will
be az Wichita. Kan. where games are
scheduled for Saturday and Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
Fifty Seven Year
Old Golfer Beats
Frisco Champion

san FRANCfsCO March za-Dr.
G. n. walter Of the scqu0y4h Coun-
try club 81 Berkeiev. Calf - years
Old. defeated John j. DcHugh 0f san
FraHciaco. 81 years old Tor the %orfh-
ern California amateur golf cham
plOBshiD On the Lakeside course here
today SIR and 8 ~ uiav
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

baseball
Senator'S Are Certain
To Finish In First FOl

TAMPA, IA. March H. owner
1Tftith aad Manager Milan II the
Warrington ci1b are confident u
finishing IN tbe first division
Neither n willing 70 make any pre-
o1f.sOn other than t1at the Nationals
va 1e II the select four.
Washington finished fourth IN the
American League last season. just 9
half game away from -. Louis.
While both Griffith an1 Milan
would Ike 10 wln the Dennant. stlii
70 be able 20 better their position 0f
lat season would be considered a
step in the right direction.
Washington ig a much better bail
club this year than last. This gtate-
gnent is based entirely on the add
ton OF Roger Peck1npsuRh
EhCrfsfop is 4 most vital position.
The inneld's strength ~ ip n4ea,-
sure based on the cai1ber of 1ts short
stop. Last season the Washington
club lost az least rs games through
inefnciency az that position.
PeekiBpaSah viii strengthen The
lnfiele
In Peckinpsugh, Washlrgfon hsa
secured one Of the best shortstops in
the history Of the game. He docs
everything well. Although not hard
nlrfer ne - yerT dangerous Ia a
rgnch.
It IL IN fielding. rather than hitting.
that Peckfnpangf5 viii add his great
ct punch. He viii greatly strengthen
the Nationals defense.
His pregence IN the fnfieJd viii also
improve the play of Stanley Harris.
generally coneiderec - the ranking
succeesor Of EDDIE Collins. Many =
double play viii be pulled bv the Ma
bo1zls tnls year that otherwise would
never have been completed.
The coming n PeckInpau95 gives
Washington the best fnfleid n the
American League. n addition he
presence b<tters the morale n the
team.
A recruit. by name Gosfln, also has
great opportunity 70 weId the IA
t1onals into a pennant c1nkender.
With the exception % PeEk1nps1911
and G0sll1 f1e Nationals VIII prerent
the same hne1D a. Last year. II -
ID 70 f1ese two DlayeTs 70 make ne
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

oRTEcA- GIBBONS APRIL 9
ST PAIL. Mar. 2s-Battling Or
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weights have. been matched 70 meet
ii 4 1c-r0und .no-6ecision contest
here April 5. Il was announced today.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-21
TALK or THE TOWN


Raymond Stebbins of st. Adams was
in the city yesterday for a short visit
with friends.
Mrs. Joseph Calcagni of Hunberi
street left recently for Italy to pass a
few weeks at her former home there
Ben Kendrigan of this city. formerly
a member of the Park orchestra, left
yesterday for his home in Rockland
Mass, to pass the remainder Of the
summer with relatives.
Leslie Mercer of North Main street,
the Vermont state golf champion, has
returned from Springfield, Mass, where
he has been taking lessons from a we'll
known professional golfer. He was en-
fefed in the Massachusetts open cham
pionship this week but was unable to
hold his pace with the older players on
the course.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-21

1t il worthy Of note that up to the
present time no word Of disorder has
come from st. Adams in connection
with the strike Of railroad shopmen
on the Central Vermont railroad, and
the striking men seem disposed to stay
within the law in their peaceful pick
citing, which, according to officials Of
the union, constitutes campaign Of
education for those who are taking
their places in the Central Vermont
shops. 1t is said by the union heads
that some Of the men employed do not
have an adequate idea Of the situation
and hence their purpose is to acquaint
them with the conditions. The men
who are out on strike are to be com
mended for their self-restraint thus
far demonstrated.