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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-05
JUNGLE STUFF

Down in the tropics, takes place one OF the most interest
ing peculiarities of the great mystery, life. This one deals
with a partnership between plants and insects for mutual
protection.
Come into the jungle. See the leaf-cutting ants, one Of
the most destructive insect of the tropics. They frequently
strip a tree of its entire foliage in a night.
The ants lug away the leaves over roads which they have
built. These roads are six inches wide, sometimes a mile
long, and are kept in repair and free of vegetation by squads
of "white-wing' ants.
At the far end of the road the ants turn the leaves into a
compost, or fertilizer, from which springs up a fungus growth,
a kind of mushroom for which the ants are gluttons.
"These minute insects have become expert mushroom
growers says DR.. F. j. Seaver, who tells the story in a lee
ture at the New York Botanical Garden.
TIE leaf-cutting ants turn from the trees and attack GER
tain Jungle plants. Maybe these plants have intelligence,
maybe not.
At any rate, they seek a means of protection. Presto! An
stidea" comes to them. They change their shape, alter their
structure until they become small hotels.
Colonies of fighting ants observe that the plants have pro-
vided ideal housing and feeding quarters. They move in.
And they protect their homes. Let a leaf-cutting ant
come m~arauding in-and it never gets out alive. The army
ants kill it. They also protect the plants against all other
insects.
As a military alliance, what do you think of this COM
bination between plants and antsf
The arrangement between the jungle plants and the army
ants, you'll observe, is a $3.50 proposition. The plants give
free rent and get protection. The ants get the free rent and
give the protection.
There is no sentiment about it. It's give-and-take, dol
lar for dollar. No one gets any more than he pays for. Nor
does he pay for any more than he gets. It's a natural law.
ga fair exchange is no robbery" If we humans lived up to
this natural law, getting a good living would be easier for all
of us-and the average standard of living would be higher
than it is in this day of trying to get something for nothing.
Go to the ant, thou sluggard. Consider her ways and be
wise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-05

@. When does the monthly pay
ment of pensions begin? n. ).
A.. Pensions are now being paid
monthly, this schedule having Start
ed in September.
O. On rainy days my windshield
becomes covered with a thick MIST
making it impossible for me to see
clearly. What will overcome this?
A. r. U.
A. Rub a sliced onion over the
glass, with an up and down stroke.
Be sure to coat the entire surface
of the glass with the juice of the
onion.
@. What is the salary of the
librarian of congress? G.. L.. c.
A.. Mr.. Herbert Putnam, who mas
filed this important office for the
past twenty-three years. receives
$500 a year.
@. Why Is soiIed clothing danger
Gus to its wearer? p. j..
A. The skin acts as a heat-regu-
Iatine apparatus through evapora-
ton of Precipitation. and thus re-
duces body heat. 1t also serves in
some measure to eliminate the
waLes of the body in the form OF
secretions. Precipitation and secrs-
tions are. absorbed by clothing. and
bits of dead skin are continually
being rubbed off to find their way
into the meshes of the fabric. After
a time,A the limit of absorption by
the clothing is reached; its pores
become clogged. The clothing be-
gins to have a damp, sticky, oily
feeling. If it has been starched the
garment becomes limp. In this con-
dition, if clothing is not actually
dirty it is at least unwholesome to
wear, for it prevents proper ABSORB.
ton and evaporation Of moisture
from the body and thus actually In
creases its warmth in summer and
it's cold in winter. 1t is a matter
of m experience to mothers
and nurses that the fretting of a
small child may sometimes be u
to clothing that has become damp
and sticky with wear. A change TO
clean garments gives the needed re-
lief. by furnishing a fresh absorbing
surface.
Q. When was a revenue tax first
placed on tobacco in this country?
A. The first internal revenue act
affecting tobacco went into force
July 1, 1852. On each 1000 cigars
made there was a tax of from $3.50
to $3.50.
Blossoms taken from? F. w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-05

A. d. w. Grifith developed this
picture from a story by Thomas
Burke, called 1.-THE Chink and the
Child" This was taken from a coll
lection of short stories called
"Limehouse Nights"
@. What size tip should a guest
give to a chambermaid when VISIT
ing in a private home? T. O. e.
A. Usually $3.50 If the maid has
simply cared for the rooms. 81
$500 If she has served the guest In
special ways.
@. Are there any good improyers
Of gasoline? D. v. L.
A. The Bureau of Standards has
investigated several hundred So
called improvers for gasoline, but
has found none that is Of any value.
@. Is the story of George Wash
ington and the cherry tree founded
on fact? 8. T.
A. While there is no Official con
firmation of this story it is a fact
washington" by "Parson" M. T..
Weems,' who was personally and In
timately acquainted with the Wash
ington family. This life or Wash
ington was published during the fifs
of the first President and was I'M
doubtedly read by him. Since the
story brought forth no contradiction
It would appear to have been pub
lished at least with the approval Of
Washington.
@. How many Piggy Wissly
stores are there ?--D. S.
A There are 1.055 Piggly Wiggiy
stores In the United States
one is about to be opened in Mexico
and another in Canada.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-05
What Other Papers
Say
Highway Robbery

LSANhJ lhoDONl
The New Jersey highway gang
has taken, is taking and is planning
to take for its own purposes dol
lars that by everything right and
just should be in the pockets OF
citizens for their own private use.
Every taxpayer in the state is
rendering tribute to this crowd in
the form of huge sums for road
construction of which only a part is
used for hat purpose.
This group of highway grafters,
fortified in every county by it's W
closed specification law, entrenched
In high places by the act of Cover
nor Edwards in naming the Stale
Highway Commission. and with its
representatives in our very legisla-
ture. is swindling the New Jersey
public in the name of good roads.
This no partisan or party graft.
This road menace is tied to both
parties. 1t would be too danger
Gus to trust entirely either to Re-
publican or Democrat alone.
This d~etestable thing sucks susie
nance wherever opportunity offers.
You will find an important branch
OF it in the Hague machine in Jer-
seq City, where Its creature, Ed
wards, put past masters of the road
cult on the highway commission.
You will find another important
part OF 1t in Republican Atlantic
county, where the machine by every
hook and crook, beat Senator White
and named Emerson Richards, a
patent pavement attorney. for the
state senate.
You will ind 1t dominating the
state highway commission itself.
thoIgh-all honor to a son of New
ark-our representative George
Paddock, loathes n fights against
ell this gang stands for.
You will find the mark Of the
beast every place In New Jersey
where men in places of public trust
This gang Is organized for the
purpose of fattening off the money
the people of New Jersey pay for
good roads and its toll of extor-
ton would have paid the state SOL
diers' bonus and left a huge sum
over.
The first step to kill this road
beast is to pass a law which will re-
lieve our counties, the largest road
builders of the state, of this closed
specification Joke, which makes
them prey OF the patent pavement
ring.
Demand this Of all legislative can
didates.
Another step is to clean out of
highway commission. To this Sen
ator Runyon is committed and to
him we can look for a cleaning Of
these Augean stables.
Demand of all candidates that
they show a record Enthusiastically
clean of the mark of the highway
beast.-Newark Star-Eagle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-05
= Qnilo|
6kl{e
| with
| - Tom Sims

A man can do without any trou-
BILE, but he can't do much.
A girls popularity is often due to
q comfortable parlor.
Side-stepping only gets you for
ther from where you are going.
The proof Of the pudding Is in the
after effects.
Anticipation is about all there is
to kissing.
A pessimist is a man looking at
his last years overcoat.
Wouldn't it be great if radio sta
tons could broadcast coal?
He VIII hesitates gets stepped
on.
The silver lining to all domestic
clouds is a day.
Personality consists in having a
| good opinion of yourself and keep
ing it hidden.
Home often is merely a place
wher' you get your mail.
British are asking us to play Soc
GER. 1t is nothing like sucker.
The only safe world series bet is
that New York will win.
Most of the things an unsophisti-
Gated person doesn't know are not
worth learning.
When someone else In the house
has the same size head your hat is
not a one-man top.
1t is proper for an actress to love
her audience if she doesn't try it
one at a time.
Very few boys are as good as
their PARENTS think or as bad as the
neighbors think.
In England TITS a long way to
Tipperary" has been replaced by
The Kemals are coming"
Russians Flock to Turks'-head
line. Birds Of a feather.
Some day a confidence man is go
ing to organize a company for can
ming condensed water.
Many going to work don't do II
after they get there.
Burbank has a new white peach
J You can't say that mans effort;
have been fruitless.
In Louisville, KY, a pickpocket
robbed a girl in the sheriffs office
Thirty deputies present escaped
without loss.
Haynes asks s~9,125,000 to keeI
the U. S. dry next year. About 3d.
900, 900 is being spent daily to keer
it wet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-05
Ouestions-Answer

ANY reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The Peren
Amboy Evening News
bureau, Frederic ]. Haskin. director
Washington, D.. Inns i Tbe
bureau cannot give advice on legal,
medicinal and financial troubles. II
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles, nor to undertake exhaus-
tive research on any subject. Write
your question plainly and briefly.
Give full name and address and en-
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postage. All replies are sent direct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-05
Bible Thought For Today

DELIVERANCE AMID TRIALS=When thou
passest through the waters, | will be with thee; and through
the rivers, they shall not overflow thee; when thou walkest
Through the fire thou shalt not be burned; neither shall the
flame kindle upon thee-Isaiah 43: 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-05

Haynes asks s9,125,000 to keep
the U. S. dry next year. About ST.
900, 900 is being spent daily to keep
1t wet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
Searanc0c Sfattc.

&egieringefls ~geologiife IfOeltng
faar en- Sung imclem Srebe ira
SoIf Der Tar ben Sro of en- Sern.
9rpbe eaer ct IenecIfrin fplOt meo
@ulompnter er begrapet paa bereS
Soro, og Join snifer at lame ct Sn,
itrliment Iont fan bile bbor 0uloet
iinoes. Sespprre fan BEN geologic
fife gfbelin1 life efterfomnie noget
iuaoant 9nlfe, oa ser life finbes mo-
get Snitrument al BEN SIags. Stsr.
re apantiteter al Sernmalm fan iin-
res peo ben iaafalote "oip.neeolc",
men bette fan life piie bpor e, en-.
felt Serngrpoe cuer 8engefasie Zig.
ger %begrapet. Ger fin6es intet Sr.
ifrllrncnt opfunoet ser fan angi bpor
@ulo caer SeIp finbes / Sorocn.
Sern bar magnetic Siltr9fnin9s.
froft for 2ppnaalen, men enoifient
@ulo % Selp bar Sen iterite Sil.
trGfningsfraft for Wenneifer, Iaa cr
&raften life magnetic og inbpirfer
heller life paa noget SnItriiment.
Sao ingen mare Dig til of fiebe nj
Get SnItrument Der iigeS at beiio6e
Ell iaaban gpne. Oct cr Sumbug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10

Reip Seriep forlanger at De Der
eaar paa Sagt Der fra lite Sftober
til 9be Ropember mao %foriioen Den
alminbelise 2icenie ogiaa babe Ell Si'
cenie Der foiter 3 Dollars.
Gbineiiife % ringbalieoe Saianer
or / Warplnno freoet for Geiten al
Iaret paa ubeitemt Tib. s 8ir9inia
er oct iorbiibt at ifpoe pilbe Salfi'
rter e1er at tage beres sGg, inbtagelt
rlaar S~eniieten er at opaple Suglene,
og ba frppes Der Ell ipeciel Eiaaoelie
fra Wpnoigbeberne. Ger blep ogiaa
Der pebtaget Ell Sob %angaaenoe 3iaa.
belle for Sprettelie Of frebebe Steoer
paa pripat 2ano. Silt 2ano bpor
bette er tiIabt, fol bore afmerfet
iom "itate game iancturies".
SpIpsniueer angaaenbe Spapling
og Salg af Treffuglene blanbt Babe.
og Sisfuglene er opgipet ! Sfriftet,
ogiaa 2acep.9oper o. 9ooe bebrsren.
be Srebning og Sagttioen paa SrGf-
fugIe iaapel / De 5orenebe Stoter
iom / Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10

Tigers 9cips I forifieuigc TeIe al
Colorado.
- Dfiis Soiebbine q. WeIboitab
og Or. horton s.. 2arion bIep iorle.
Den | Spring 8ropc 4irfe Ggtepiebe
prb 8ait. 8. W. @angenlteen. Ge
Rpgiftc BIZ iGtte so | Ssiian, Soma.
= Mrs. 8uri Gngene blep. forIe.
Den SnSang uliocr W~elfineeln ipar.
fet Of Ell So meb BEN 5sIge, at begee
Ben r~ebenior anRet blep bruot %
Nnfelcn bragt 10 al SEQ. MrS. en-.
gene er lui | fit 79be Ior, men bar
frcmoeIes raft pg rsrig, oertenoe
mart igien at bore j iulb Iftipitet.
- Zen NiSiionsfeit, iom forleoen
Srcba9, 2srbag og Ssnbag afboIb.
ties / Spring @rope, bar 1 ale Sen.
ieenber meget %oellpffet, troos at &egn
gior6e noget Sfaar I Ssgninaen pau
2srbag. s Sffer inbfom omtrent
$500, meSens 9ibrag fra De forifieI.
Iige &pinoeforenin9er belsb iie til
1910. Sobn glerrub % SamiIie
ifipnte6e 0esuoen 500, at beIes Iigt
melIem inbre og bore Wisiion, iom
Ell Winpefrans for ben afosoe Suitru
% Wto6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
JernbaneforIiset.

Neo Chicago Great @eItern.g 30.
iterL lom mn ogiaa bar iluttet Sreb
nleo fine Serfitebsarbeibere, err On.
talet al Sernbaner, Iom bar unber.
tegnet Observation-Disclosures, naaet
cp til SO.
Chicago Great @eitern-9 anens
Freiioent, Samuel Sutton, iorfla.
ter piitnof, at ganeil, iormeIt be.
t, agtet, life fommer ino unber Bal.
ttmoreplanen, men at Sperensfom.
item meb bcrls arbeibere bar It'll
qieniioig Silfreosbeo for iaapeI
Streiferre iom 9anenS @eitprclie"I
bpilfet, praftiif talt, mener oct ianl.
ME.
9isie SO 9aner, iom fdntrouerer
T,riften az $1,000 Miil, beifiGitiser
tiliammcn beuimoo 10000 Serf.
iteoSarbeiocre. Z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
THE ZION SOCIETY FOR
ISRAEL,

Three day conference and annual
corporation meeting. Zion Building,
202l 18th Ave. So, Minneapolis. Min
nesota. Oct. % to Nov. /, 1922.
Sunday morning, October 10Th:
Preaching for Jewish Mission in the
different Lutheran churches of the
Twin Cities by members Of the Cen
trail Committee.
Sunday, October 10Th:
3 p. M. Discussion. Theme: SAL
vation is of the Jews" John 4:22, led
by Rev. |. s. Olson.
8 p. NJ. Missionary by
Rev. John Resnick with offering to
Jewish Mission.
Monday. October 30th:
9 A. NJ. Prayer meeting led by
Mr.. Chas. Wallgren.
l0-12 A. NJ. Discussion continued.
2 p. NJ. Discussion continued.
8 p. NJ. Sermon by Rev. Victor
SternherZ.
Tuesday, October 31st:
9 A. NJ. Prayer meeting led by
Gustav Grain.
l0-l2 A. NJ. Discussion continued.
2 p. NJ. Discussion continued.
8 p. NJ. Missionary rally led by
Rev. Geo. n. Anderson.
Wednesday. November lst:
10 A. NJ. Annual business meeting
of the corporation.
2 p. NJ. Annual business meeting
continued.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
Guiineer orufnet.

Sra Calcutta, Snoier, tele9rafe.
les ste Sftober: Ieiienoe, iom err
cntommet ira norOre gen9alen be.
retter, at Ell Wasie Dtenneifer er
rmfomret / De ipere Slamme, iom
| oisie Gage bicmisger oisie @gne.
&c tiger, at mango Suiinber er
frltfnet, og at enonu flere SuIinoer
IT 9iort bielnIeie % itiact paa iuIo.
itdnoig bar gaffe. Slommcn, ion
l;gcS at pGrc Den pGrite / SengalenS
SiItorie, bar tilintetsiort al 4pling
i De biemie5tc Stltrifter.
Wange al 6lpgtningerne boIoer
til / Snler, De bar grapet / Batter
% Setoeifroaninger. ct llbbruo al
&olera panifeIigsisr SiGlpearbei.
bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
3rufesipr &aloer oDo.

On al 9ecorabs bcolt tien0te gor'
gcre, Brofesior CHARLES 3. &alocr,
aiqit Ssnoag PED 3eOcn ! Rocbelter,
Wiinn., bpor ban / nogle Tiger bar
pprct unoer &Ggcbcban0ling.
Broiesior 9al0er cr piOcit ficnot
iom @runolPgger al oct ! 1888 op'
\rcttebe Galoer guiineis College, bpor
tuiener al unge VtRu0 o. SpinOer |
@arenes SOB bar iaaet i'm 6orret.
ninasuooannelie. 0tauge al Dem cr
M / freinifuote Stiainger runot ON
/ 2anoet og life faa bar ipiact cit
enoog meget betpoeIig RoQe ! ganf.
og SinausoerOeneu Der / Geitell. Wtr.
@olber bar Ell iiPloen grunoig og
bpatig S9rer, foruoen at bare en-
poerit flinf ADnliniitrator 90 praftiif
Sorretningsman0.
San bar ieot i 2elano, SQinois,
oen 3Oie april 1853 % pilOe altiaa
bleoet 10 Iar, ON ban bapoe leOet til
ben Cato npite glar. Sans JorPl0re
bar getip (fsot 4ga) og Sans 8aloer
@Glbe), ienere SeOeren al oct ferite
SeIge Stnoangerfolf, iom / 1853 bos
iatte Jig / ben Ggn,iom omiottcr gteip.
burg og 8rebIe Sopnibips i 6iGmore
Gourltp, Wint., Encouragement.
enc, og @runol9gger al gpen Retp.
burg. Sans 8al0er, Der bar 2Prer
fra Ror9e, fom iii aorian, Wicb.,
1887 % iii 2elanb, 81, ! 1889 %
Dor ben isrite Roromano Der. San
ilutteoe fig iii 8uptiiterne % pirfeoe
/ lin Sib iom 9reIt / oeres airfeinm.
iitnb (oen ierite norife 9aptiitprelt i
gmcrifa). San illlttebe BOG mart
meo Brpitepirfiombeoen % blep Sar.
mer og Sotelu9rt / 0eiu6urg. !
1871 par ban Weolem al Winneiotas
Se%gislatllr. San 0s6e / 1903.
Charles 8aloer bleu u6oannet oeO
Statens 0ormalifole / 8inona o0
Safeiibe 9uiineis College | Chicago.
San fom iii Secorab | 1875 og bar
Ell Sib 2Prer peo Slacf5 guiineis
College. Senere Dor ban alliat ionl
Sfriuel9rer peO BEN offentlige Sfole,
Secorab Snititute og 2utber College,
inotil ban oprettebe lin egen Sfole
= Hormals eler SPrerifole OF 8uii.
neis College. 9enne Anitalt bar ban
iiben brepet meO tort Selb, boaO'
LON Sfoleman6 % JorretningSmano,
inbtil bans iibitc Sggoom MI / Com.
mer tbang ban I'll at trGffe iig iii.
baee ira aftiDt arbeioe. SfoIen bar
iiber pGret breuct al 2rrcrperiona.
let. San bar ifrantet mere og min.
Ore oct iibite Iars 2io. @roiesior
8alber bar ugift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
&ofS iottt Sr9noIcI.

Hegieringens Siirealt of Iines
meooeler at bpis man bar panifelio
for of faa Intracitful, ber man for.
isge at br9nbe &ofs iiteoet, 9ofs er
Den melt renslige og beblte 9rpnoiel.
Nae De 8asarter og ben SOD og
Geg, Iom lpper no giennem Sfor.
itenen, noar man brGnber Gul, er
blet noionbret al Soften, for man
Fisher Den, og aupenot til nbttig
9rug. gf ct Con 9lsoful faar Gas
D~erfene iaalebeS foritoen Soften oa.
iaa 5000 <biffoo @as iomt en- Gel
Immoniaf. 9r9nbielolie, Siere %
ailore p9rbifulbe Brooufter. Se er
oerfor iitanb til at iGlge Sen Gofs,
iom frembringes, til en- meget rhine.
Zig Sris.
Gofs tager mere Gla6s OBJ / 9iel-
ocren emo <l, % er libt panifeliqere
at tpre meo, men til 8iengiGlo bIir
Susmooeren fri for Sob, Hea oa
aulltsp, iaa Susrengisringen lettes
b~etpoelig. Sar man FORT l9rt bpor-
lcoes mani ifal FIRE meo 9ofs, lao
gaar oct lige iaa let iom meo Sill.
Sor at gisre op en- &ofsil0 mao
man til at begpnbc meb l9gge omt-
trent Is Hurlb meb @eotr9r / Sbnen.
Naar iaa bette bar taget aoo SIR,
fploer man &ofs | Spnen / omtrent
IA til Is Sommers Spibe og luffer
oerefter al for SrGffen, iaa at oct
life bill brGnoe altfor burtig op.
Sa Soften CT flor og al forifieaiae
6ormer, falber ben life iaa tpt lam.
men iom 8uaelte, og Ser or bcrfor
lailgt iterre Srpf gien,,cm Sen emo
giennem Sitl. 3or at iorbinbre for
Iterf SrGf nlaa man babe ct lanai
tpffere Gag Sofs emo Gul. Eli @icn-
gi9lo er Der en- iepnere Sarme /
SltIet belle Sagen.
SO minore man farrer / &ofsilben,
oeS beore brpnoer oen. Ser beoite
Sterrelie for Slisbrug err fra ~ til
9 Somrner. Sor oabne Sloiteber CT
ira 3 til A Sommers 9ofs bcoit.
Sgiaa / De aabne SlSite6er nraa man
butte OF lGgge ct Iargt tpffere 9aa
Gofs emo naar mani br9noer 9ul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
PROGRAM
for DEBORAH Circuit Luther League

to be held in DEBORAH, October 18th,
l4th, and l5ths
Convention Theme:
Christian Stewardship.
Friday at go P. NJ. at Luther Col
'lege Auditorium:
Opening address by Rev. Kr. Kvam-
me. Ossian, Iowa.
Welcome address, ]. A. Nelson.
Response, Rev. II. NJ. Norman.
At 9 o'clock Reception and Social
Hour.
Saturday $50 A.. NJ. at U. c. De-
corah Lutheran Church, Corner of
Broadway and Winnebago St:
Devotional exercises.
Paper: Christian Stewardship With
Reference to Our Time and Oppor-
tunity, by Marjorie Ostenson.
Leader of discussion. Rev. D. c.
Jordahl.
Paper: Stewardship With Reference
to Our Temporal Means, by Anna
Kittelsby.
Saturday 100 P, NJ. at Luther Col
lege Chapel:
Business meeting.
Election of officers and general
business.
At 2:15: Exercises in connection
with the presentation of the "Norske
Stue." Address by Rev. 7. O. Tolo.
Saturday 7:30 p. NJ:
Anniversary program by the college
at the auditorium.
Sunday morning:
Double services in the two Lutheran
churches of the city.
Rey. Torrison's Church:
Services in English at $50.
Services in Norwegian at l0:45.
Rev. Glesne's Church:
Services in Norwegian at go.
Services in English at 10:45.
Sunday 2. p. NJ:
The closing session of the conyen-
ton, at the College Auditorium.
Rally address by Rev. /. NJ. Wick,
OF Jewell. Iowa, President Of the
Iowa District Luther League.
Address by Dr. o. L. Olson.
Closing remarks by the president
of the Circuit League.
A fifteen minute song service.
Benediction.
Pastors, delegates and visitors are
requested to register Friday evening
or Saturday forenoon. The lodging
committee will be at the church par
lors, corner OF Broadway and Winnie
bago ST.. Friday from 3 to 6 p. NJ.
and Saturday at 9 A. NJ.