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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-01
HATES POUNDS - ALL BATES

BATES POUNDS - ALL HATES
Glnlghams the quality you have always
known. Now patterns, lots of pretty
checks. All Bundles put up with
lengths suited to the garments you
wish to make. Pieces run from Ia to
yards long. with great many yard
pieces. In ordering do not forget to
state use for which they are wanted,
with age and sex IL for children. You
will find these the most useful and
most satisfactory Pound Bingham Bun
dies you ever bought. One 5-Pound
Bundle (about 80 yards). delivered
free. s39S. Iona Mill Ends Co. Hart
land. TITO
A FARM. FOUR HEAVY HORSES,
W III sell double or single. Also farm
ing tools. Call and look them over.
Lyford and Hosea Beane, The Forks,
Tel. 4-l-11. Sw16s
FoUR THOROUGHBRED HOL-
STEMS, two cows and two heifers t.
c. Fox, 10 Fairview avenue. tf16
HATCHING EGGS PUREBRED FER
RIS Leghorns, laying record. 20 hens
5bS eggs in 81 days. $125 per 10 eggs
or Sc per hundred. Anconas straight
from shePpards last last year 97 t.n Laying ~ a.
days $3.50 per 1b eggs or 81 per hun
dred. Fred Ford, Winterport. Sw16'
SAVE foLH
and Varnishes Direct from Factory to
Consumer Save the Middleman's
Profit, and get 1t in the Quality of tho
Paint Prices reasonable. Goods guar
anteed Write c. A. Seekins. Main
stream for particulars. tfl5F
PUREDRED BARRED WHITE Ply
MOUTH Rock Matching eggs from
heavy laying, vigorous stock. 81 per
setting or Sc per hundred. Tel. 1911
W. Pine Cone Dairy. Waterville. RID
No. 40 Swl5'
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRE
farm. three miles from Athens village:
good quantity of lumber and wood:
two large pastures. one watered by
never failing spring and other by trout
brook: orchard of over 100 young trees;
several plum trees; good level fields
and very little hand moving; about 80
to 35 acres tillage; one and one-half
story 10 room house; good condition
newly painted; steel roofing barn,
4Ox65; good cellar; stable. 25x37, with
good cellar; hen and tool house, Ice
house, new garage. VIII sell farm for
$2500. Part down and easy terms. VIII
also sell farming tools, stock, Maxwell
touring car at a good trade. For fur
Their particulars write to M. L. futile,
Athens, Maine. RID No. 1. Tel. Y-42.
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Wanted-To ]
Adds under this bend y
Subscribers.

,,,ra
mANI ,';,,n Must be
mowins innoi'iii' andrews. 8
1 e a,a,,,,ome 4l.q5
'e'ep''On' .,,..vp, !
A POTATO Sfh ZEN Ell "a
PARKS, Sko"hrsan at =
e.s,,-wf
WANTED Foh ~ ,"ble,
big price for Bll'tetni ,re s" wood.
usually OF hirell oI l ,'i q
, ers runn ,rhs S winas that holds
leaves, rhf t !" ~ : Of table
runs from IN o oscb side. They'
IN size' | also want Gate '.I y
wing chairs. swell front burs'II
clncss high and low boys +
man, si7 Pine Street. BAns''
...,,,c, md
A FLAT TOR orr IA IL 4
two sets Of drawers "
& Co. skowhesan :,
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ABOUT YOUR FLOORS.

can resurface them SO they
win look like now. Now Ia a
good time as l have a machine
in operation in Madison and
also in Skowhegan. Upon re-
quest l will call and estimate
the cost. Three machines in
operation. Write or phone ID. c.
Gampayner. Waterville. 1075R-
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Doris Dawn, 10eos 81. "
velope. 9''elose s,z
wv WAIVED THE PEOPLE
We keep open all nisb,
lunches, cigars and So,
CAFE j. A. Wheeler, Prom urn
RoYAL--THE PURE nm,
fercheron stallion No. l9Sssa
for the season of 400 - IVY
stable on West Front. q ., AZ
she weston Farm. s,
Show hogan. T.
AMATEURS. SEND WI,
20 Milford Baker, Bingham
high grade developing an.
Zine enlargements mads
favorite negative. Quick a..
work. a''
BEES WANTED-woIIn
hear from bee keeper wba
to place several hives M
thousand tree orchard I'M,
Skowhegan, R. +. D, 6 ps
mers' Canaan 80.
WE DO WELDING, RpA
cutting. AL work guaran,,
days. White Welding Co
Phone 44-4. N. L. Phone ~
HAVE THE CARBOy
from your car. Price S5c n.
White Welding Co. Both
LAWN MOWERS REpAru
regrounded. White Welding
phones.
HAVE YOUR OLD CARpr
into rugs w the Novelty h
Lancaster St., Portland. No h
Send for price list L.
HATS. 0LEANED-pAy,}
Straw Hats Cleaned Bls
Bleaohed eapal to new. Hal
on while yah wait. Peter Le
Shining, Hat Cleaning pari
St, near R.R. Station, Skos1
MACHINE HEMSTITCHI
EDGE-Covered buttons, ID
Accordion, knife and side pl
ders promptly filled. Samp2
quest. Phylffs L. Tolman. IS |
Rockland. Me.
RENT WANTED FOR sri
lily, Mrs. Donald Kelley, Cd
Fred Parkman, Leavitt str
hegan,.
CEMETERY WORK, d
lettering and repairing In y
and granite. Special priced
terry associations. Write
lars, references and prices.
Jones. Hartland.
WHY PAY BIG PRICES |
French's Auto Service. Cali
80 East Front st. Tel. ISL
CANE CHAIR sEATs-CN
or basket chair seats re-sest
sonable prices. Work cans|
delivered. n. e. Phone 3ll
Burnor, IL Winter St. SkovA
ALL KINDS OF PLANIycl
and blacksmithlng at r. n
20 East Front st. near Amer,
en- Co. Wagons. dump carts. 4
and lumber of all kinds on
DEVELOPING AND FIkIS
| Amateurs neatly and prompt
The. Hun Studio, 81 Water
hogan, Maine. Twenty-fouf
vice. Every modern device.
to the profession Is used In Y
Take or mail your films hers
SETH PHOTO STUD!
photo on, Post Card. Fisi1
you wait. Developing snd
High grade amateur WORE
four hour service. Teleph'
Skowhegan.
TYPEwnITlNG AND
StenoerapLy work. We aie
ed that we can do 0 limi!s
Of custom typewriting ara
/ phic work. Independence
| Skowhegan.
WOULD YOU WRITE A !.
prsttys GIRLS, Stamped envel1
\ HnHxn' X 4HTsul. Statiop d
ohio.
4 TYPEwRrrHns TO Hn
7 salAs On ths installment
Smith and other make&
Reporter =.
WANTED, SHOES TO RElA
us your repairing by parcel
will be returned to you ~
| C. o. d. Guss PoOler q So'
gan.
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-
S %hen , you want to ~.
Job too large any done
small. We ara at u''a none
best trucks in town ,S Two ;
move you whersy"s.n we|
10 go. No distant. You
a aor US. We insure y0 100
ana guarantee satiqi soat
Know We can Dleaso
You If You cali "a anu y
wail want us again. P Taes|
IL ay' Skowhegan' IRE fiet
11G-11.
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CARATItNK

For prompt work send your watch
and clock repairing to j. LaForest
Andrews, Bingham.
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TIiE FORKS

For prompt work send your watch
and clock repairing to j. baForest
Andrews, Bingham.
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,LnING TBIPOD iron PHoTo

FOLDING TRIPOD iron PHOTo,
CAMERA Would cost new, $500.
perfect condition, will sell for $500.
IL ordered sent by mail. add Csc to the
above for postage and packing. r. T.
Patten. TIA
AN UPRIGHT PIANO AT A BAR
GAIN IS Summer St, Skowhegan.
TIA
SET OF FOUR AUTOMOBILE WHEELS
artillery style, 33x4l5 NOT demount-
able rims. Formerly used on Franklin
car. Price. $500. r. I. Patten. tia
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MACHINERY. NEW AND
second hand for saw mills and
wood working plants. Whether
II Is IL steam boil r. engine, wat
erwheel or anything else you may
need, we can furnish 1t. Somer.
set Machine Co, Cor Hathaway
and Mechanic Sts., Skowhegan.
tf5
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bed couch in hrst class condition; can
AZ Nrs- sarah Vigue's corner of North
and Lawton SITS. tiio
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GOOD WORK HORSE. EIGHT YEA

GOOD WORK HORSE. EIGHT YEARS
old. also Kerosene engine. good as new.
light piano box buggy; and three
registered bull calves, Sophie-Tormen-
tor. Hood Farm strain. Perley +. WI
thee r. F. D. No. 4. Skowhegan. Both
telephones. It'll
MATCHING EGGS FOR SALE. IOWA
Light Brahmas and U. r. Fishel White
Rock strains. So per sitting. Mrs
A. j. Blair, skowhegan. Me-. N. f.
phone, 254-2. IT'LL
A SECOND HAND r. & &c. CHECK
protector, SIS. Probably the best de-
vice for this purpose ever brought out.
A bargain Independent Reporter Co.
tito
GUERNSEY-SEvERA REGISTER
ED bull calves by our herd sire Up
lands Ultra Lad 58289, a bull of ex-
oellent type bred at the noted Upland
long line of high producing animals.
His three nearest dams have yearly
officials records averaging 619i lbs. but
ter fat. His half sisters are making
recently finished class r.. f. (hrst
calf record of 652.20 lbs. fat. Up
lands Pretoria a class F. (first calf
record of 694.35 lbs. fat. Upland's
Bijou Lass a class d record Of S66. rs
over 700 lbs. in class A. The calves
offered are thrifty well grown animals.
Some soon ready for light service.
Prices very low Ledgewood Farm.
T. D. Salley & Son. Madison. 13w10
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER.
VIII do very good work. Carl Curtis.
Skowhegan. tf9cond.
BULLETIN BOARD-VDRY MEAN
and substantial construction. Just the
thing for sidewalk display. for retail
store or for making public announce
ments anywhere. Would cost 5000 to
build: will sell for 800. L. r. Patten.
tie
THE INDEPENDENT-REP
Rockland Courier Gazette, Madison Bull
letiR Portland Press Herald daily
and Houlton Times are for sale by the
Ames Novelty News Company. tf6F
GUMMED TAPE IN ROLLs--WE
have for sale gummed paper tape, so
called, three inches wide in rolls con-
venient for doing up packages for the
mail or express and required by the
American Express Company for certain
containers. Price $1,O5 pee roll. indie
pendent Reporter Co. tfSGF
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WIFI III Y at1I, WISH A wn,,.
seiope. Violet Raw a,oslng -,
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combined thcan for s.sG. Also
month old black uiza - ir uiier,
u T.. Phone. NorridEeN * .age.
oW29A
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ABE YOU LONELY. IF !.
Doris ID ! pawn, 10s02 Saint M
land, Ohio. Please enelosaV ~
velope. e'''ose SD
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nIcrArE YoLR LETTERs TO TIE

Fdiphone. the most recent and useful
Of offfep devices We are distributors
for Somerset county Send for litera-
ture. or ask for demonstrations. Also
one p4ra Fdphouc outfit for sale at a
good tradr Reporter co.
tf22
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THE sKowHEGAN JERSEY

Creamery. Chilly-Sweets make
Delicious Treats. Sold every
where. It's The Taste That Tells
The Tale. tf16
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WOQkD. Mu ur,


pretty gil? g.. VRlrR 4 +
Lillian sproul, St ,p1o enyeis
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: PASSENGER TOUR

Moore on North NeW Portland road,
North Arson. Farmers Phone IL
2I0 lW22+
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dogs. faWn and White. months old.
males, Slo. female. s.. Angora Rabbits
81 so pr pair Ms. "a. L. Benson. Route
2 south Paris. Maine.
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n AnklNc MAcnINE. VIEW. REG.

N AI1EINW Vt IT fIINf., VIEW. HEsts-
J-LAR SapfH grade Can OMEN II for
$500 = .1c 20 cover postage and
packing Ia We viii forward for 10.
DAYS fire. triaL Independents Reporter
90 tf22
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two horses, eight cattle. two hogs, all
farming tools, $50 acres on state road
~ miles from Madison, 60 acres in
moving aud tillage. good pasture, 400
cords pulpwood. apples for home use
Good ten room house, water at the
sink set tubs, furnace heat New barn.
4iN60 basement. water in tieup. Barn
No. 35X40 Everything included for
$4,000. ON easy terms. William NJ. In
gals, Madison, Me. 2w2l
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a EEM nINnRNn CHIcKs

that are from my selected HOOK Of
Barred Plymouth Rocks and guaran-
tee them to give satisfaction. 16c
each by mail C. O. y. and Sc at door.
Please send your order for June deliv-
cry at once. Mrs. Ralph T.. Libby,
Mninstrearn 5W21F
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HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE. no.,

Light Brahmas and U. r. Fishel White
Rock strains. So per sitting. Mrs.
A. j. Blair. Skowhegan. Me-, N. f..
phone, 254-2. It'll.
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4 SECOND HAND f. e E. CHECk
protector SIS Probably the best de-
vice for this purpose ever brought out.
A bargain. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.
TITO
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-. CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN

used but little, in good condition, with
large mirror. Cost $780, viii sell for
loss than half Agnes r.. Moody. Show
hppan RID No, 2 '4W21F
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rereheron stallion No. l9Ssss
for the season of 400 - oe
stable on West Front II
the the Weston Farm. Il
Skowhegan. II
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EVER BEARING STR 4
VACUUM CLEANING OUTFIT IN

plants. Will bear berries all summer
Price &c each. Orlando Ash. Bar Har-
Dor Me. SWISS
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AMATEURS. SEND yor,l
to Milford Baker, Bingham
nigh grade developing ana
Zine enlargements made a
laNorite negative. Quick ssr
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MAXWELL TRrCK MADE FRo,

touring ear, In running order, but in
need of few repairs. Frank Dulac, 60
Milburn street Skowhegan. 2w21.
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ATOR 2hx4hx6A feet outside dimen-
sions Good condition. Would ex-
change for kerosene tank with self
pump. Write E. c. Head K
Co., Scion. tf2O
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hofAL--nHE PURE INN

re Keep open all nigh !
lunches n cigars and soft a,,da
Cafe. j. A. Wheeler pro urln'
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good shape. Cost $175. will sell Tor
$50. Tennis Shoes sizes 1911, Use pair.
Plant or telephone stands made to sell
for s100, price, soc each. Three ply
roofing. $3.50 roll; one pair Toledo
computing scales, $25. Stoves and fur
nitQre always in stock. Highest cash
prices paid for furniture and household
goods Parkman's Store, Water St,
Town. 4w19
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YARNS, FoR KNITTING AND

. AND , INCH OAK AND ELM
plank from 10 to 90 feet long. Also
oak and elm boards. Write for particu-
lars or telephone Norrdgewock Ala
L. j. Wyman, Smithheld. 4w21.
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Hinckley station, 8 miles from SHOW
hogan on River road. Beautiful view,
good buildings: land in fine condition,
never falling water; cream separator
Ice tank; ice house filed; ~ or IA
cords fitted wood; all kinds of farm
ing Tools wagon; sleighs. harnesses; .
cows; heifers; Q horses; so hens; 80
chickens; swarms bees. Price right.
w. F.. Clancy, Clinton r d. tf20
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DAIRY AND TIMBER FARM WITH

ONE HORSE McConMIcK MOVING
machine in good repair. 202 Main st.
2W21s
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Comfortable buildings. Located Two
miles north of Athens village on the
State Road. VIII sell at a bargain.
Address Miss Harriet NJ. Whittier,
Athens, RID No. /. 3w20'
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and shed, pump in sink, house finished
throughout, large stable, buildings
connected. about two acres of nice
land. situated in Norridgewock village
on North side of kennebec River, good
location. VIII sell at a bargain If taken
at once. VIII sell for cash or part
down and balance on easy terms. Mrs.
Herbert York. Oakland RID No, 35.
4W2lF
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PAIR OF HEAVY BLAC

One of the best working teams in Som
erset County. VIII sell them cheap as
have no work for them Don NJ.
Towne. Lakewood, Tel Madison 1913.
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Pigs. Both sexes Ages ranges fror
four to six weeks old. Price righi
Page Farm, Skowhegan r. +. d.
y. r. Phone 203-12 2w20
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Thousands every week. Prompt ship
ment, low prices and guaranteed deliv-
cry. ALI chicks Matched from vigor-
Gus old hens. June chicks SIS for 100
Satisfaction guaranteed. Order early.
F. S. Wihslow. Freeport. 4w20s
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BEES WANTED-wolIn

cutting. AL work guaran,J
days. White Welding Co
Phone 44-4. N. E. Phone h.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-13

gaLization with the Lutheran
church of Hungary and d similar
proposed arrangement for the Lu-
theran church of Czecho-Slovakia.
To elect delegates to represent
the United Lutheran church at the
First Lutheran World Convention TO
be held next summer at Wittem-
berg. Germany, and to give instruc-
tons as to the in which
they will vote upon the world prob
lens which will arise for solution.
To vote upon the proposal to ex-
tend the work of foreign missions
into China. and into the sections Of
Mexico settled by German-Russian-
1,utherans. and to increase ma
tcrially the work of church building
in the western provinces of Canada.
a vote will be taken upon au-
tlorizing another campaign for re-
lief funds to be applied in Russia
and Central Europe by the National
Lutheran Council n cooperation
with the American Relief Admins
tration.
The church will be asked to adopt
a more sympathetic attitude toward
the home mission work among the
negroes.
a decision must be reached upon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-13
REGISTRATION FALLS
SHORT In DISTRICTS

TOTTENVILLE. Oct. 13-Regis-
tration of voters in the eight dis
tricts of the fifth ward of the Dor
ough of Richmond yesterday tell
short of the number for the day be-
fore. There were 1874 registered
yesterday in the eight districts COM
pared with 451 the day before. This
number yesterday showed 267 men
and 127 women who appeared be-
fore the board. In the three dis
tricts in .Tottenville there was a
total of 107 men and only 40 women
registered during the day. With
but two days remaining to have
their names placed on the registry
the leaders are endeavorlng to get
the full quota out.
The following were registered in
the eight districts of the fifth ward
yesterday: Twenty-sixth, Eltingville,
As men and 20 women :twenty-sev-
enth, Rossville. IA men and 8 wo-
men; tw~enty-eighth. Huguenot Park.
Is men ana 4 women; twenty-ninth.
Pleasant Plains, 40 men and 35 wo-
men; thirtieth, Richmond Valley
and Kreischerville, As men and 16
women: thirty-first. Tottenville. SO
men and Is women: thirty-second
Tottenville, 81 men and 10 women;
thirty-third. ~Tottenville, 81 men and
8 women.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-13
CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0R
SOCIAL AT JAMESBURG

JAMEsBURG. Oct. 1S.-The first
social Of the intermediate Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor Society
Of the J~amesburg Presbyterian
church. held in the Sunday school
room was attended by an unusually
large number of members. Many
games were enjoyed. they being fol-
lowed by refreshments. The social
committee, composed of Misses
Bertha Bennett, Eleanor Hausser,
Pauline Roberts and Mary Pooley
managed the evenings entertain
ment. Among those present we're.
Misses Marion Wells. Elinor Haus-
ser. Leona Riley. Mary Policy, Katn-
arine Mount, Anita Quinn, Evelyn
Smith, Jennie Enens. Florence Ho-
well, Florence Potter, Anna Dow.
Hilda Wingfeld, Pauline Roberts,
Bertha Bennett. Florence Gilliliand-
Messrs. Andrew Dow, Harvey Petty,
Peter Howell, E. Dingfeld. Leonard
Apologize, Clifford Ericsson, hudson
Groves, Earl Stratton, Lloyd Smith.
Norman VanCleaf. Stewart Smith.
Hayward McCarty. Tracy McCarty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-13
BAY WOMAN'S
CLUB HAS GREAT DAY

TOTTENVILLE, Oct. 13.-Many
members together with representa-
tives from the Philemon Literary
and Historical Society, of Totem
vile. the Clio Club of Huguenot
Park, the Current Events Club of
Rossville, and the Perth Amboy Wo-
mans Club were at the first meeting
of the Prince Bay Woman's Clup,
held yesterday afternoon at Amicitia
Hall. Pleasant Plains. As this vas
guest day. there were a number OF
guests present.
Mrs. Henry w. Fisher, president,
was in the chair and received the
many guests and visitors. Mrs. Will
liam G.. Wilcox. of West New Brigh-
tca. was the speaker of the after
noon and she gave an interesting
talk on the subject of Women in
Politics." Miss Lyons, a supervisor
for the Staten Island Visiting Nurse
Association. was also present and
told of the work of the organiza-
tion.<
Miss Neuschander, of West New
Brighton, piano ~soloist, gave four
numbers during the program. After
the meeting a social time was held
with refreshments. Mrs. Josephine
Seguine was at the head of the hos
pitality committee and Mrs. Fisher
and Mrs. Wimund Winant were on
the reception committee. The club
meets twice a month and the next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
George Harrison, Prince Bay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-13
TRACKLESs CAR
LINE OPENING
October Is Date Now Set for
Operation on Arthur Kill
Road

TOTTENVILI.E, Oct. 13-The
opening of the trackless trolley line
from Richmond to Tottenville will
take place on Wednesday October
rs, according to present plans. The
opening of the line along Arthur
Kill road had been set for the mid
die of September and then the first
of October but each time it had to
be called off because everything was
not in readiness for the operation of
the line over the concrete pave
ment that was laid down a year ago.
The delay has been caused. it is said
ecause the Western Union Tele-
Rraph Company which has wires
running along the line of the Stat
en- Island Rapid Transit object to
the wire feed wires of the trolley
running SO close to their line over
the crossing at the Atlantic station.
A safety devise must be installed
to allow for a considerable height
to permit man standing on top of a
freight car to be free and clear of
heavily charged line. When this is
done and the remainder of the feed
wire is put in place everything will
be about ready for the test. Line
men have been at work at the At
lantic crossing where the trouble
exists for the past two days getting
ready to Sc. the remainder of poles
at that junction to allow for the
feed wires to be put over the tracks.
Mayor John F. Hylan who piloted
the first trackless trolley within the
city of New York at the opening
of the line at Meier's Corners over
the Richmond turnpike a year ago
this month is expected to be here to
operate the first car over the line
on Arthur Kill road. Commissioner
of Plants and Structures Grover S.
Whalen and other borough and city
officials will be at the opening cell
ebration which is to take place in
Tottenville.
The South Shore Protective As
ISOLATION is planning to take an ac-
tive part in the opening of the sys-
tenn. A committee composed of
John Roth William C. Hess Miss
Laura B. Yetman Stuart j.. Ritz and
William P. Reilly were named q
committee by the association to ar
range for the opening celebration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-13
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Randolph,
of Manhattan, have been visiting at
Prince Bay this week.
Thomas and William Walsh are
home after visiting at S~taatsburg,
N. Y.
Frederick 'waldick is home after
. trip to Niagara Falls.
Miss Mae Langford is home after
two weeks vacation at Washington,
d. c.
George Slaight, a mason contrac-
tor of Amboy road, Is confined to
his home with a sprained ankle and
q helper, William Bishop, of Shar-
rott road, Is suffering with bruises
as the result of a fall when a scat
fold gave away Wednesday morning
on which they were working at the
Pleasant Plains garage.
The police booth in Amboy road
has been painted green on the out
side.
A harvest dance under the aus
pices of Molly Stark Council Nc. 9,
Daughters of America, will be held
at Amicitia hall tonight commence
ing at 8 o'clock. There will be good
music in attendance and the affair
has promise of success.