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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14
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A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Topeka Art Guild was held
Friday afternoon, January 6, at the
What-Not- Shop to arrange for the
securing of a suitable exhibition place
for the collection of paintings by
Gerritt A. Beneker, which is to be ex-
hibited in Topeka January II TO "a.
After a short discussion. it was de-
cided that the reading room of the
City library would be the best place to
show these wonderful paintings. Ac-
ton toward securing this room was
Immediately taken. City Librarian,
Miss Caroline Medlicott, was consulted,
and consented to the use of the room
provided that the Topeka Art Guild
assumed all responsibility of taking
down the pictures now hanging there
and would also agree to rehang the
same Immediately after the close of
the exhibition The Art Guild eX-
pressed its Willingness to take the
room on these terms, and a problem
that has been worrying the Topeka
Art Guild members for several weeks
lis apparently settled.
This 'arge reading room on the Sec
ond floor of the Topeka City library
was designed especially for an art
gallery and lecture room. In the early
days of the building, an art school
was conducted there by one George
Hopkins.
Many fine casts of the worlds
greatest pieces of sculpture were pur-
chased by the trustees of the school,
Edward Wilder, c. X. Holiday and
other prominent citizens of that time.
The statuary remained in the room
for many years after the school was
given up. Recently it was found
necessary to put it on the small stage
at the west end of the room in order
to make space for reading tables
bookcases, magazine racks, etc, the
library having expanded to such an
extent that this room could no longer
be spared for its original purposes.
The statuary that cost not less than
$1,000, was entirely useless in its new
cramped position. 1t was impossible
for interested people to get a good
view of it. In consideration of this fact,
Miss MedEcott decided to offer the
larger part of the collection to the art
department of Washburn college.
On the day on which the Art Guild
committee called to see about getting
the reading room for the Beneker ex-
hibit, Miss Medlicott preached the
proposition to Mrs. L. d. Whittemore,
head of the Washburn college fine
arts department who was one of the
persons present. Mrs. Whittemore &C
cepted the gift. The statuary was
taken to Washburn college last We'd
nesday morning.
The Beneker exhibit will be entirely
free to the public. 1t will be open
every week day and evening, and per-
haps, on Sunday afternoons also. Mr..
Beneker is one of Americas greatest
present day artists. His mission is to
present the life of the modern work.
ing man, and to do it in a way that
the working man and his family as
well as all other lovers of beautiful and
truthful pictures will like and appre-
ciate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14

receive federal aid. This gives Kansas
a total of $3.50 miles of road eligible
for improvement-unde the require
ments of the bureau of public roads,
3,724 miles of primary highways and
1896 miles of secondary. The high
way commission has approved 6,575
miles-3,130 miles of primary roads
and 3,445 miles of secondary roads.
The road system which has been
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14
Dodge City RifIe Club Formed.

Dodge City, Kan. Jan. IA rifle
club has been formed here with fifty
six charter members Both indoor and
outdoor target practice will be held.
The federal government is to furnish
the arms and ammunition
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14

hams v eye { bic
Compound. / have
taken it off and on
for twenty years and
lit has helped me
change from a deli
cate girl to a stout,
healthy WON an.
When l was married
II was sick all the
time until l took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
We ge table Com
Mound Twoc IN had
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14

Lyon County Taxpayers to Organize.
Emporia, Kan, Jan. 14-The Lyon
county branch of the Kansas Farmers
Union has authorized a committee to
work with other farm organizations in
forming taxpayers league.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14
AFRIEND in NEED
A FRIEND INDEED
Writes Mrs. Hardee Regarding
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Los Angeles, Calif.-''I must tell you
that am true friend to Lydia E. Pink
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14

The following article was clipped
from a recent issue of the New York
Times by a member of the Topeka Art
Guild, who sent it to the writer. As it
shows so clearly that the art spirit IS
growing in the west, also as the ex-
hibit written about is to come to To-
peka in February, the article is quoted
in full below:
1.-THE American Museum of Art has
lent to the American Federation of
Arts for circulation, a collection of
paintings. including the works by
modern European and American mas
tiers. This exhibition was recently
shown in Logan, Utah, under the
auspices of the Agricultural college of
Utah A Methodist church in the
heart of the business district fur
nished the exhibition gallery and the
entire town contributed to the exhi-
bition's success.
THE Rotarians arranged for lee
ture on art to be given at their regu-
lar luncheon. and afterwards visited
cussion of the pictures by one Of the
professors of the college. All Of the
school children in the city and vicinity
were taken in classes and instructed.
and each child was given a printed
outline Of the talk. to take home.
"a prize was offered to the school,
room that had. the greatest percent
age of the parents of the children at
the exhibition. The total attendance
of adults was about 5000 whereas
about 5000 children attended. There
was an exceptionally large attendance
| of business people from the down
town district. No charge was made
for admission. This exhibition Is now
at Colorado Springs"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14


The Phil Billiard memorial monu-
ment which was recently executed at
the order of the Topeka Rotary club,
by Robert Merrill Gage, formerly OF
Topeka but now of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, stands, unveiled in one Of the
office rooms of the Kansas State His
toricaI society. When the pedestal of
the monument arrives, the memorial
will find a permanent resting place in
the big first floor lobby of the Kansas
Memorial building.
The monument is of bronze and
stands about four feet high exclusive
of the pedestal. The latter is to be of
black iron.
The figure shown represents the
flight of the spirit. The nude figure
of a man with upturned face, is ris-
ing from the earth, while heavy.
back trailing robe or mantle slips
from his outstretched arms. On the
base of the statue. in raised letters, is
this inscription, "Commemorating the
i Service of Rotarian L. Phillip Billiard,
Captain Air Service A. E. F., Killed in
line of Duty. Issoudun, France, July
"a, 1918. Presented by the Rotary
Club of Topeka. 1921"
Mr.. Gage has just given the Wash
burn College Art Department a hand
some half size picture of the men,
orial.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14

The landscape picture that won the
gold medal in an art exhibition now
being held at the Kansas City Art In
stitute is "Old Homestead by William
Hekking. Mr.. Hekking is well known
member of the art faculty of the KAN
sas State university.
The jury that awarded the medal
was composed of George Eggers, di-
rector of the Denver Art institute;
Maurice Block, director of the Omaha
Society Of Fine Arts, and Oscar Jacob
son, head of the art department of
the University of Oklahoma.
Mr.. Hekking's work tends rather 10
the impressionistic school. His han
ling is broad and his colors are brill
liant.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14
Cuticura Heals
Face Dishgured
With Large PimpIes

Il was troubled with pinples and
blaokheads on my face. The pimples
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14

Cheyenne county is getting rid o
her wolves and rabbits. That count.
slaughters them by the wagon load
killing in one day 1900 rabbits anC
II wolves.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14

I7tlN3VAIe
More men than women were af-
flicted with tuberculosis during the
year, according to the figures of the
health department There were LOG
cases of tuberculosis among men of al
ages, and races and rs among women
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14

York and other eastern cities. The
wedding was quiet one, only the rela-
tives and a few invited guests being
present.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-14

tuberculosis occurs at all ages, ac-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-22

Georgianna Stephenson, George w.
Thomas, Mrs. Mary Travinsky.
4ownsinp 81 SrdnUury
Mrs. Lila bennett, Howard j.
Butcher, I1endrIcK Ii. Conuver,
Charles ii. DAWSON. William Ii. De-
bow, Mrs. AmIzl Duncan, Samuel
PerrIne, Jonn W. Punen, DAVID j.
wilson, Mrs. Grace NyckuA.
Borough OF DuucilCn
Mrs. hatue Nj. ADgar, Louis
DIocA, Jonn kenner, JUua keuuer-
man, Mrs. Helen James, Clarence u.
OAKLEY. George Posi-, JoAn SCHNEIDER,
II. u. Smith, William snyder, Ineo-
dore Wornser, -. u. MIage, George
soehI.
East brunswick Township
Waiter lates, George u. hue.
Borough oI iieinctta
Miss Bessie hlenzIe, Mllnam Ii.
Irunot.
Borough OF Highland Palk
Ernest y. ASlIeS, NIIIlaln j..
Blake, w. =. Bowers, James bucka
lew, William a. Connors, JUnn u.
DeInzer, James X. Earle, Mrs. Helen
Elliott, Samuel t'arrell, Isaac teil,
Alexander Merchant, benjamin L.
oOAAAA IA JOAlil ClOlllOllt
Mrs. Elizabeth Seele.
Borough Of Jamesburs
Arthur Brown, everett Cole.
Charles H.. Harlos, Mrs. Ada Hau-
ser, Tyler 5. Holmes, Joseph Ber-
COLA, frank Ii. Pownall, Charles j.
richards, Jr., Benjamin { Sutton,
George NaaDeveer.
Borough OF Mctuch.n
Charles Ayres, X. l.. CoerI, Mss
Irene Teller, Mrs. Leonora tlillpot,
Mrs. Esther Hollis, Edward kra-
mer, Walter L. Nook, Henry S.
Plat, Benjamin Wittnebert.
Township of Madison
Edward Miller, Mrs. Beatrice
Stern.
Borough of Middlescx
Miss Bessie Eagle, S. Nj. Fuller,
Henry Osterling, George Graham
Clarence Holt, John Hoff. Mrs Hell
en- Hearn, Fred b. Kopf, Charles
Lorse, Walter Ryan.
Borough of Milltowl
John Andrews John Christ, Mrs
Meyers Guilamina, Robert flarkins
Mrs Mana Hannah, Mrs. L: lZabett
Joslin.
OF MONROE
Mrs. Maria Brown, William Chap
pei, George B.. Ely. Harvey Fisher
Harvey Hoffman. Charles Hullfsh
George w. Lewis Judah Shotwell
Arthur Thompson, Mrs. May an
6enberg.
Township of North Brunswick
William Messmahl, Charles M
Mulvey, Thomas Pierce, Carl Stein
ockel, Mrs. Katherine Van Deurser
Township of Piscataway
Josiah Maitland. Mrs. Mario,
Munday, Russell Perrine.
Borough of Plainsboro
i. Mrs. Ella r. Barlow. James De
Hart.
Township of Raritan
Charles E. Benni, Charles r. Cur
, tbs, Mrs. Millie Davis, Joseph Fetzel
Thomas Swales. Mrs. Kate Woernel
= Borough of Roosevelt
Lee Brown, Samuel e. BishoI
. Frank Barn, Andrew Christensen
Mrs. Carrie Drake, Joseph Murph,
Mrs. Bertha f.. Nevill. Charles Phi
: lipa, Fred l.. Ritschy. f. F. Simon
Cornelius c. Sheridan, Emil Wi
; helm.
Borough of %Sayreville
; Charles Anderson, George Con
l. Chevalier, Fred Esser, Phillip Fal
: ley, Jr., Abraham Feihle, Benjami
!, Hart, George Norman.
Township of South Brunswick
= Henry +. Baker. William ]
= Burke, Harry r. Farr, J. Lester Fe
ris, Henry Harding. Isaac Luttma
John Mack. Rudolph Nobel, Charl
b Okerson, A. c. Schreives, Miss Hell
8. | Shook, Harvey Scott.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-22

This is a sample bed bug that may b founs
In this section Of the state. Should you nnl
them during house cleaning time don't worry
a. it is easy to rid them with the use Of the New
Chemical P d. @. (Pesky Devils Quietus.)
No matter how large they may be. color o.
sex or where they came from. P. D. @. will xii
them and their eggs as il liquid fire had hi
them.
Not an insect powder. no dust or muss: vii
not injure clothing. and will actually kill Moths
Reaches. Coolies. Bed Bugs. Fleas and Ant,
and puts an everlasting to the Pesky Devils. d
1t destroys future generations. Impossible 70,
them to exist with its proper use.
Get from your Druggists u s5c package; thi
will make a quart: each package contains
patent spout to getl them in the hard-to-get-at
places. Special Hospital and Hotel size make
five gallons P D @. can also be purchased 4
liquid form in = handy bottle with patent spou
In each package, Your Druggist has Il O. ca
get 1t for you,
Sold by City narriacy.-Ady.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-22
KEASBEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Koczan and
daughter Anna spent Sunday out of
town.
Miss Rose Robinson is spending a
few weeks in Asbury Park.
Miss Julia Robinson spent Sunday
in New York.
Mrs. Anton Everson Is spending a
few days in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Iszo enter
tanned a number of young people at
their home Sunday night in honor of
the birthday anniversary of their
daughter Helen. Games were played
and musical selections were render
ed. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Day and
children, Edison Day and Mrs. Mar
garet Day of Plainfield, were the
guests of MI. and Mrs. Charles Pfaif.
fer yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. lingo are entertain
ing relatives from Canada.
Charles Wagenhoffer attended tn,
outing of the Fords Fire Compan,
at Rocky Hill yesterday.
The Misses Helen and Eyd'h
J SchilcoX and Marguerite Quish a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-22
CITY OF PERTH AMBOY
FIRST Wnrd


George NJ. Adair, Samuel Andrus-
ky, George w. Brooks, John +. Bull
Twinkle, Frank Buote, Andrew ].
Claussen, Leroy j.. Coddington, Jo-
seph ID. Copeland, William II. Cor
telyou. William j. Dalton, John l..
Dehamm. Michael j. Donovan. Gill
bert c. Emmons, Austin NJ. Fugon,
Fred Osborne, Mrs.K .Hesser, Henry
j. Hardiman, James Henderson,
John p. Hanson. Carl Hegstrom.,
Louis Kemeney. Benjamin Lipman,
Miss Catherine NJ. Leavy, Mrs. Fran
ces b. Olsen, Lawrence Oliver,
Henry Polkowitz. William A. Reil-
ly. X. Emil Roos. James A. Rhodes.
Henry p. Slater, George Stillwell.
James r, Stack. James Smith. Bar
ney Streiff. Charles II. Thorn. Peter
l.. Van Sickle. Frank p. Woglom.
Second Ward
Andrew Anderson, Samuel Bay
ard. Howard U. Brown, James
Brentwood. William H. Black. Ed
ward J. Bulfn, Walter j. Dorsey.
Frank Druckenmiller, Dennis Dono-
van, David Dobbs. Adam Eckert.
Frank Hillsdorf. George f. Hadden.
f. ]. Hurley. Rufus Haskings, Ed
ward Lembecke, Morris Lobel,
Thomas Lucas, Joseph P. Messin-
ger Mrs. Jean Mendenhall, F. B.
Overton. William X. Petty, Mrs.
Bertha Pierce. John Pico. Edgar T.
Reed, Wallace Sofield, Mrs. Clara II.
Seaman. Clarence Shirley, Ralph
Seaman. Robert NJ. Slack. Frank T..
Tucker, Jr., Clarence Wright, Lewis
Dubois Watson. Emil Warter.
Third Ward
Inbn ApIarcnn Da~o,.l D.al
man, Adolph Brogger, John Quincy
Christian Doll. Mrs. Alice David
Louis Ellie. William M. Hallahan
Mathew Hansen, Frances Hurley
Sidney Jacobsen, Joseph v. Kehrer
Sol r. Kelsey. Alex Lembcke, Mrs
Bertha McCabe, William Marsh
George Ochner, Thomas Patten. Ma
rino Palsia, Henry Pape, Peroy
Palmer, Randolph Schuck, James d
Smith.
Fourth Ward
Chris Anderson, Philip Barack
Frank Brennan, Joseph Brown, Ar
thur Conquest. JIM J. Flaherty
John Hunt, John B. Kubinak, Mrs
Ella Lindberg, Peter j. McKeon
Miss Edith Madsen, Peter T. Martin
August Nilsson, Martin Oleson, l. r
Robbins, H.. C. Smith, Edwar,
Russell Smith, Michael G.. Turk
Thomas Welker.
Fifth Ward
John j. Burns, Jr.. William f
: Carr. Miss Josephine Dietz. viii
liam E. Flynn. Edward j.. Mullin
Mrs. Mary Majeski, Miss Mar.
Redwood, Patrick Toolan, Franl
X. Urbanski.
Sixth Ward
Charles f. Bartenhaven. Mis-
Hertha Eskeson, Mrs. Jeanni
Hope, Harry Lindhardt, Mathey
Meeke, Joseph A. Seaman, Hans c
Smith, Jacob Strive, Mrs. Edit
Wilhelm.
City of South Amboy
James Abatello, Peter Arplegatt
James Bloodgood, Thomas ]. Bur
den. William Brennan. Louis Boz
lund, James Briggs. John Ccsgrovt
Jr., Stephen Connors Thomas Con
nors, Edwin Coogan. Nathanie! Day
ton. ST., Alice Dugan. Miss Aimed
Everett Eugene Forman, AIbin Gin
ter Thomas Geant, David Grover
John Higgins, John Jacobs, Jr., Ed
win Jacques, Harry Kleggmar
Andrew Kronemeyer, Michael Leon
ard. John Lucitt, Thomas Lyon
Howard D. Lytell. Edward McDor
ough, Jr.. Arthur II. McA!ichae
Harvey Mcdowell. Alfred r. Mitcl
ell. Thomas Mullen. Jamse A. Mich
erson. Samuel H.. Parisen. Mrs. Al
ma Perkins, Mrs. Efie Berrian. {
Allen Quimby, Irving l.. Rees
= John ]. Ryan. James Sexton. Jact
Shuey, Richard Sullivan. Sr,. NJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-22
Townshin of Woodhridge

Frederick j. Annes, David A.
Brown, George +. Brewster. Leon
ard NJ. Campbell, Edwin W. Chris
tie, Mrs. Florence Dunno. John
Egan, Jos. l.. Gill, James p. Gerrity,
Aaron Gross, Jacob w. Crausam,
Charles Kenney Mrs. Beatrice Lid
die. Mrs. Fannie McCarter. Howard
r. Valentine.
The petit jury lists follow:
City of New Brunswick-Eirst Ward
Mrs. Lena Banker. Mrs. Pearl
Belloff, William Burns, Edward
Clickner, Mrs. Carrie Connolly, Fred
erick Deegan, Isaac Friedman.
Thomas Grady, Russell Howell. ia
cob Hoagland, Henry Isaacs, Theo-
dore Knothe, Russell Morris, Ed
ward Martin. Mrs. Isabella G. Has
sell Louis Thompson.
Second Ward
Richard Ahearn, Alfred w. Blood
good, Charles 5. Britton. John A.
Brennan, Nicholas Cantore, Louis 5.
Covely, Henry Dunn, James A.
Grady, Giles Hulfsh. Hoagerty,
Conrad Haberman, Herbert Jamison,
Mrs. Lillian Jackson. Charles +. Nc
IdultN JOllll II. NC1ol illIhs NhiNAAoN
j. Masterson, Thomas +. New, John
v. Outcalt, Miss Emma St, er, Henry
Sylvester, John l.. Suydam, John
Sica, George Van Arsdale, John
Ward, John Walters, Frank VOL
pert, Mary Wolpert.
Third Ward
Mrs. Emma Barlow. Charles Bes-
| chen, Nathaniel Birmingham, Mrs.
Mabel E~astburn. Charles Grover,
| Elmer Halstead, Theodore Hartman,
] Charles Kneib, Morris Levine, John
| Let's, Leon Ludwig, George McPher-
| son, Andrew Rappleyea, Joseph
Reisfeld, Mrs. Viola Robertson,
Frank Rose, Miss Anna Ruckel,
John Stillwell, Mrs. Jennie VanNote,
| Andrew Zahn, Jr., Martin A. Zim-
norman.
Fourth Ward
Edward Barton, William Bashong,
Isaac Z. Berdino, Cornelius j.. Ber-
gen, James Brown, Mrs. Annie e.
Church, Miss Rebecca Cohn. John
Cortelyou, Harry Enoch, Edward L.
Foley, James GLADDEN.. Aaron Hor-
ner, Mrs. Mabel Laurence, William
E. Leary, Clarence Mclaughlin
George w. Miller, Nicholas j. Multi
| Sd1, JOnI DoiliiCit -
Pierson, Walter c.. Reynolds, Sr.
John Reng, Mrs. Louise Schlessin-
ger, Mrs. Mary Shannon, Mrs. Net
tie Skevington, Theodore w. Stoet.
eel, w. II. Smith, owen Swain. w
w. %Snedeker. Frank A. Walling
Silas w. Wilcox.
Fifth Ward
Frank Auten, Myron Allen, CHI
ford Baker, Charles "A. k VIII
lam Bartholomew. Mrs. Margare
Bartholomew, Mrs. Georgian;
Board, George w. Buckalew, Fran
els Guise, Edward j. Hammel
James V. Harkins. George L.. Hen
bricks, Miss Elizabeth y. Hill, Fran
Jeffries, Warren Jones, 1gnatz kleir
James MCGOWAN, ST., Charles Man
ley. John Meyers. Adam Pauiu:
George w. Stewart. Mrs. Ann
Trainer, John T. Travers, Andre
Weingart.
Sixth Ward
Mrs. NJ. Albert. John 7. Bradley
Frederick Brayton, =. j. Beck, VIII
ian. Beatty, John T. Collins, Thofha
CCIcannon, John Conlon, Michae
j. DAILY, Nicholas Dietrich, Mrs. Ar
ME M. Dodge, Peter Dunlap, Georg
M. Holman. Christopher keil.
Frank McAndrews. Stephen Maine.
John Healy, George Meyers, Williar
New, Mrs. Rita Rastall. Louis Ru
ben. Joseph Schmitz, Frederick 4
Smith, Albert j. Sutton. ST., Mr.
Florence Stein, Anthony. +. Silze,
william Teacham, Thomas f. Tran
ers. Mrs. Jessie Whitehead, Ra!
mond +. Wilson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-22

spending a two weeks vacation at
Hara. Pa. &
Miss Helen Kiraly spent Sunday
out of town.
Miss Rose Majoros spent the
weekend out of town.
Miss Rosaline Hofhnerr. Miss
Helen Broden and Mrs. Madeline
Lewis spent the weekend out OF
town.
The regular meeting OF Protection
Fire Company No. 1 scheduled for
last night was postponed until next
Monday night OWN gto the holding
of their Jubilee Week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-22

scully. Richard c. Stephenson
Welsh. William w. WycSoft. VIII
lam L. Zinkham.
Township OF Cralbury
Mrs. Ezekiel Barely. Samuel
Bennett. Frank S. Davis. Ross Nc
lowell, Harry Scott, Raymond Still
well, Abraham Voorhees,.
Duncilen
Frank Cashen, Mrs. Latltia Claw
son, Mrs. Marion L. Dusel, Albert
c. Giddis, Henry S. Garretson, Vim
cent Mammalian, Edward +. Nagel,
Alfred Osmun, Paul Reusch, Isaac
]. Sites, William L. Terry.
Township of East Brunswick
Albert Appleby, Henry Warns
dorfer.
Borough of Helmetta
Arthur Clemmons, Oscar Ericsson,
Rev. George w. Phillips.
Borough of Highland Park
George Albro, Charles j. Began,
BENJAMIN w. Erickson, William J,
F,rancke, A. j. Gebhardt, Andrew
Kirkpatrick, Florence Cowen. Au'
gust T. Landmesser, ST., DR.. c. +,
Leonard, Leonard Nelson. Richard
I. Parker, Thos. j. Pepitone, Alex
ander Quackenboss, Richard Sego'
inc, Frederick B. Tappen, Wander
bilt Voorhees,. William II. Waldron,
Harry Weida.
Borough of Jamesburg
William H. Brooks, K. Glenn Da-
vison, Harry Hickman. Jacob Hau'
ser, Mrs. Margaret ]. MARRIOTT, ia
cob Wyckoff.
Township of Madison
Richard Berlew. Beatrice Stern.
Borough of Mctuchen
William T. Campbell, Abel Han
on, Mrs. Charles Prickett, William
a. Smith.
Borough of Middlesex
Mrs. Mabel S. Bache, William
Beardsley. Nelson Giles. A. G. Hut
Crimson. Louis Paulson. John +
Stats.
Borough of Midtown
Samuel Gordon, Mrs. Ida HERNIA.
Mrs. Meta Kuhlthau, Mrs. Mimi
Kuhlthau, Robert X. Matlack. Viii
liam Prill, Earl Seaman. Waite
| Smith, Fred Wagner.
Township of Monroe
George B. Dey, Edward johnson
Stephen Long. Schuyler Omygrani
Mrs. May VandenburS.
Township of North Brunswick
Mrs. Emma Herbert, Joseph H
Miller.
Township Of Piscataway
Edward p. Bryan, Jr., William
Hamilton, Frank o. Nelson, Jane
A. Smith.
Township of Plainsboro
William +. F1ammer, William f
LETTERS.
Township of Raritan
William r. Drake. William A
Kuehl, Charles Liddle, Parker Run
yon, Benjamin Wittnebert. Mr.:
Alice Woodward.
Borough OF Roosevelt
Valentine Gleckner, Joseph A
Herman, Alex Lebowitz, Harr
Morecraft, Thomas A. Mulvahil
John H. Nevill.
Borough of S%ayreville
Mrs. Harriet f. Blew. William :
Betzler, Joseph Bailey, Fred Davis
Charles M. Fisher, Charles f. Gil
dersleeve, Adolph Greenfield, Fran
Grossman, John Hagg. Frank I
Samsel.
Borough of South River
William A. Allgair. Charles N
Booraem, Charles H. Dugan. Mr.
David Farr, Peter Hanson, Mr.
Stella Prentice, John G. Price, Wi
liam Riddle, Henry Schlegel, Waite
Sennhauser, Samuel Stevens. Ed
ward Whitehead, John Whiteman.
South Brunswick Township
William II. Giles, Harvey Mel
shon, William Perkins, Walter I
Mathews, Frank Van Scyse.
Borough of SpOtswOod
j. Randolph Appleby. George v
Devoe, Robert Hazlehurst, 7. Frar
els Perrine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-22
Borough of South River

James q. Armstrong, Raymond
Booraem, Charles r. Coombs, Frank
Nj. Culver, Herman Eulner, Joh.l NJ.
Fee, Charles Herman, William Kline.
Israel Levy, John Murray, Joseph c.
Newman, John Petrie, Mrs. Sarah
Evans Selover, Mrs. Warren Simon
son, Thomas Wilburn.
Borough of SpotswOod
Garner Bennett, Ira Clark. Harry
Fredericks, Mrs. Catherine jolly.
Township of Woodbridge
George II. Brown, Charles A. DE
Russey, Mrs. A. Detor, James },
Dunn, Louis Frankie. Alexander
Coley, George w. Hoag!and, jacob
Hubert, Joseph Uneasy. Mrs. Nina
Mitchell. William +. Moore, Nels
Nelson, Mrs. Jennie Predmore
Harry Sherman, Walter H. War;
Thomas II. Walsh. George +. Wood
cock, George O'Brien.