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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-27
Third Motive
TWO YOUTHS ARE HELD
Boys From indianapolis Are Charged
With Car Thefts.

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind. Sept. 27.-Two
Indianapolis youths. Neal Dickerson
and John Brown. have been returned
here from Lexington. KY. on charge
Of automobile theft. They were ar
rested by the Lexington police after
they had riddled the stolen car with
bullets.
The automobile they are alleged to
have taken belonged to Henry Sher-
row Of this city. They are also wanted
in Indianapolis for alleged theft OF
two cars.
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PIMPLE CAUSES A

Mrs. Monta $. ROyse Dies of Blood
Poisoning.
By Times Special
COLUMBUS. Ind. Sept. ~27.-Elood
poisoning from a pimple on her face
a week ago caused the death OF Mrs.
Monta S, Royse. 30. wife of Charles
Royse, at her home in Amity.
Pneumonia also developed before
her death
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THREE GET SENTENCES
Alleged Car Thieves Go Up for Three
to Five Years.
By Times Special

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Sept. 81
Harry Reed ard Walter Stanford were
given sentences OF three to five years
In the State ~reformatory. fined 800
and costs and disfranchised for three
years in Circuit Court here on charge
OF theft of an automobile.
Sentence of one to fourteen years IN
the refOrmatory was given to James
Carlson on charge of burglary.
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ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT

Miss Lucy Erwin, Former Marine
Sergeant, to Be Married.
By United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. IT,
Miss Lucy Erwin Of Indianapolis, for
mer recruiting sergeant in the Marine
Corps, told the boys at the Ameri-
can Legion here that she is soon to
be married to William L. Winters of
Indianapolis. former newspaper man.
Miss Erwin has been here as secretary
to State Commander Gregg.
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THEY WE'D AGAIN
Couple at Warsaw Takes Part in
Nine Weddings.

By Times Special
WARSAW, Ind. Sept. 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Vanator secured a divorce.
twenty-five years ago. Since Their he
remarked four times and she had
three other husbands all of whom
died. The couple has just been married
again here.
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PRECAUTIONS URGED
COrOneT's Jury Returns Verdict In
Argonaut Mine Disaster.

By United Neps
JACKSON, Cal. Sept. 27.-Greater
precautions in the care of mines were
recommended by the coroner's jury
investigating the cases Of forty-six of
the f~orty-seven men who died in the
Argonaut disaster.
The verdict read: "AIl Of the men
came to death by su~ffocatins from
poisonous a fumes caused by a fire
Of unknown origin. having no means
Of escape"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-27
SYNOD WILL MEET
Presbyterian Churches To Hold Ses-
siOns at Richmond.

RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. IA
meeting OF the Indiana synod of the
Presbyterian Church Will be held here
Oct. 3. it has been announced by DR..
Joseph Rae, pastor Of the First Pres
byterian Church here where the ses-
sions will be held.
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DOCTORS HOLD MEETING
Annual State Convention Opens al
Muncie.

BIZ United Press
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 27.-The an
nUal session of the Indiana Medical
Association opened here today.
Special programs with prominent
speakers are being held for the diff
ferent branches Of the profession.
Tonight there will be an open meet.
ing addressed by DIR. w. a. Evans,
prominent physician and medical
writer Of Chicago.
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EATS POISONED N
Girl at Portland Found Unconscious
sby Father.
By Times SpecfaI.

UW IIWFH NVtCtuI
PORTLAND. Ind, Sept. 27.-
Thelma Clifton. Il. daughter Of p. c.
Glrtoh. is seriously III from eating
candy believed to have been poisoned.
When her father returned home he
found the girl unconscious and her
lips and face were swollen. Her face
was a dark purple. A physician was
called
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-27
REUNION Is
Civil War Veterans of Fourth District
to Meet at Greensburg.

BE- Times Special
GREENSBURG, Ind, Sept. 27.-An-
uaaI reunion IF the Civil War veterans
Of the Furtn district will be held here
oct. 10. Department Commander w.
A. Kelsey of Fit. Wayne and other
prominent G. A. r. men will attend.
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ELWOOD-Perhaps there'H be a
wedding here o as a spirea bush,
or bridal wreath" blooms the Sec
ond time this year at the p~ostofice.
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Neutrality-suspicious. O'Hara.
colored, a politician and undertaken
has been refused admission to the
Vanderburg county bar.
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TIPTON-As to speed in the tomato
patch, Harold Henry points with
pride to his record Of picking 1850
crates in nine hours.
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WILL is CONTESTED
Suit Involving Allen Gray Estate to
Go on Trial, Oct. 16.

By Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 27.-Suit
Of Mrs. Margaret Gray Patterson to
break the will Of her uncle, the late
Allen Gray, involving an estate
valued at $4,000. 900 will go on trial
in Probate Court here Oct. 16. The
estate was left in trust to his brothers.
w. w. and Harry Gray, IS long as
they lived.
Death Of Harry Gray occurred re-
Gently.
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MUNCIE-"The enemy OF my soul
is trying to defeat me-" said a letter
with $50 conscience money" to C. c..
Hence, revenue collector.
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WOMAN KILLS HERSELF
Mrs. Albert Miller Commits Suicide
Because Of Ill Health.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
FIT. WAYNE. Ind, Sept. 27.-Be-
cause Of i'll health. Mrs. Albert Miller.
u, committed suicide by shooting her
self with a shotgun Tuesday after
noon. Miller told the police his wife
had informed him Monday she would
kill herself within three days.
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FOUR PERSONS HURT
Automobile PIunges Over Embank.
ment at TT. Wayne.

By Times Special
FIT. WAYNE. Ind. Sept. 27.-When
their automobile plunged over an EN-
bankment here today. Mrs. Luella
Casteel. VIII am McClain and Arthur
Drummond Of Fit. Wayne and Mrs.
Minnie Masters OF Louisville, KY.
were injured.
Mrs. Masters was the most seriously
hurt. receiving a fractured skull and
is not expected to live.
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DIES OF INJURIES
Death of Edward Ball Occurs as Re-
suit of Runaway.

By Times Special
CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 27.-
Edward P. Ball. 5S. of near Everton,
died in Memorial Hospital here as a
result Of injuries he received several
weeks ago in a runaway accident. He
vas thrown from a buggy when the
horse became frightened. He was
found unconscious and suffered a frac-
tured skull.
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TERRE HAUTE- When Earl
Chewing said he would hit a tree or
something with his car, Ethel Cole
man, 81, leaped out.
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BLOOMINGTON

BLOOMINGTON-To avoid hitting
a car with women and children,
George Shively ran his truck loaded
with a 5000 pound keystone into an
embankment.
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UNION CITY-All allegations in her
husbands divorce petition are denied
in cross-complaiut by Mrs. Edna
Small except as to their marriage.
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Hoosier Briefs

NEWCASTLE - A -four card
monte man demanded that d. b.
R.dgeway show he could have paid
# he had lost before keeping $4,000 he
won.
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PRISONER ESCAPES
Clair Hinkley Prizes Way Out of Jail
at La Grange.

By Times Special
LA GRANGE, Ind, Sept. 27.-Clair
L. Huxley, 20. a prisoner in the
county jail here, escaped by prying
loose the bars of his cell window with
a screw driver. He was charged with
an attempt to kill his wife and her
brother by shooting at them five
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-27
TAKES P-RoFEssoRsHIP
Hugh e. Willis Added to Law School
Faculty at 1. q.

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. 81
Hugh E. Willis, dean Of the law school
Of the University Of North Dakota.
and formerly professor of law at the
University of Minnesota, has accepted
the offer of a professorship in the In
diana University law school.
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EVANSVILLE-when court was
about to decide. Capt. Jeff Williams
withdrew his divorce complaint and
his wife her cross-cOmplaint for $780,
600 alimony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-27
PLANNED
State Charities and Corrections Meet
ing to Be Held Oct. Z.

By Times Special
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept. a.
T~hirty.first annual session of the State
conference on charities and correc-
tons will be held here Oct. Z to 10,
under the presidency Of Rabbi NJ. NJ.
Feuerlicht, member OF the board of
charities, OF Indianapolis.
Headquarters will be at the Oliver
Hotel and general sessions VIII be
held in the Elks' Hall.
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KENDALVILLE - Police Officers
Auer and Raub reported a local board
ing house roomer saw a burglar dur
ing a nightmare" calling them to
capture the shadow.
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BISHOP is HONORED
Dinner to Be Given for Edwin Holt
Hughes of Massachusetts.
BIZ Tines Special

By Tipses Special
ANDERSON. Ind. Sept. 27.-Bish-
OPP F. D. Leete Of Indianapolis; DR..
James A. Beatty and a committee
have issued invitations for a dinner
to be given Sept. 20 in the First NJ. E.
Church in honor of Bishop Edwin Holt
Hughes of Maiden, Mass, who will
deliver an address here.
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TERRE HAUTE-One hundred and
fifty legion men from Dayton, Ohio,
in uniform and with packs on their
backs, are hiking to New Orleans.
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Some persons may laugh at the
denunciation by the w. c. T. U. of
cigarets and tobacco and pass it up
lightly, but just look what that or
ganization did to hkker," comments
the Greensburg Evening Times.
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CAR THIEF SENTENCED
Garage Man at Terre Haute Pleads
Guilty at Chicago.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-M. Fred Hus-
ton, garage owner of Terre Haute,
Ind, was sentenced to a year and u
day In Leavenworth P~enitentiary for
violation OF the Dyer Act.
The Federal Government accused
Huston with stealing eighteen automo-
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EVANSVILLE-Mrs Otto Grebin
Of Chicago, who was one of this c.ty's
two first telephone operators forty
one years ago. is visiting here.
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Two persona have lived in Jay Coun-
ty, near Portland, Ind, for the past
eighty-four y4ars. They are Palmer
]. Smith and Frank Mclaughlin, who
settled in the county in 1888. Lewis
V. Crisler came there in 1849.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-27
WILL SUIT BEGUN
Daughter Wants Part Of Estate of
Marvin Crfst.
BY Times Special

BV FiWtN NpeCf1T
FRANKLIN, Ind. Sept. 27.-Suit
Of Mrs. Nellie Vial against her step.
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Crist 10 break
the Will of Mrs. Walls father, Marvin
Crist. who was a farmer in Morgan
County. y on trial in Circuit Court
here. The estate is worth $4,000 to
$50. 900.
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inhaling flames when his breath
heavy with linuor, caught on fire as
he was lighting his pipe.
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DRIVER is KILLED
~Interurban Car Hits Automobile at
Brazil.

BIZ United Press
BRAZIL, Ind, Sept. 27.-Joshman
Horsfeld. 65, was instantly killed to-
day when the truck which he was
driving was struck by an interurban
in East Brazil.
Horsfeld, was postmaster at
Knightsville and a former represent
alive in the State Legislature.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. Sroufe
filed a suit for $3.50 against william
Torbit for board and another for &c.
900 because he made love TO her.
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fashionable home was rented by a
stranger, whom the police found had
installed q still.
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WABASH-Farmers Of Indiana Will
have a lobby" at the nex State Leg
islature whether it has a bloc or lot
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SHELBYVILLE-His second crop
of r~aspberries his year is being har-
vested by Chris Meyer.
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AUBURN-Two travelling swindlers
performed an operation" on the eyes
of Mrs. David Rowe and charged only
S275.
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SULLIVAN-Friends of Fred Dill
ingham and Miss Fern Rumple treat
ell them to a charivarl before their
marriage and let the secret out.
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BLOOMINGTON-Ten gallons Of
the city's most precious water was
wasted by fremen in putting out a
fire on an~old tree stump.
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BEDFORD-During a charivarl.
the bride. Mrs. Clyde Wood, a teach
er. was kidnapped by her pupils and
taken for a w~heelbarrow ride.
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F E A TIL OOF
TICKING. go inches wide,
blue stripe; specially
priced; a Or.
yard COC
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OUTING FLANNEL-27 inches
wide. soft and tieecy. good weight
for fall and winter wear; SPLEEN
did variety of color stripes on
light grounds; special.
4 yard
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Observation-Disclosures Heilman's
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AiAOlAy va Tia VI 1 dLiAGh - OOA ~
OF Akron, Ohio. a student at Notre
Dame University. who testified thai
Poulin had attended a glee club con
cert on a night Poulin said he had
attended church with his wife.
HoOsier Briefs
NEWCASTLE - A -four card
monte" man demanded tina D.. b.
R.dgeway show he could have paid
4 he had lost before keeping $4,000 he
won.
KENDALVILLE - Police Officers
Auer and Raub reported a local board
ing house roomer saw a burglar dur
ing a nightmare calling them to
capture the shadow.
EVANSVILLE-Mrs. Otto Grebin
Of Chicago, who was one of this c.ty's
two first telephone operators forty
years ago, is visiting here.
Observation-Disclosures a. Sroufe
filed a suit for $3.50 against William
Torbit for board and another for $1O,-
900 because he made love TO her.
WABASH-Farmers Of Indiana will
have a lobby" at the next State Leg
islature whether it has a bloc or not.
AUBURN-Two travelling swindlers
performed an operation" on the eyes
of Mrs. David Rowe and charged only
$275.
SULLIVAN-Friends Of Fred Dill
ingham and Miss Fern Rumple treat
ell them to a charivarl before their
marriage and let the secret out.
BLOOMINGTON-Ten gallons Of
the city's most precious water was
wasted by fremen in putting out a
fire on an~old tree stump.
SHELBYVILLE-Hls second crop
of raspberries his year is being har-
vested by Chris Meyer.
BEDFORD-During a charivari,
the bride. Mrs. Clyde Wood, n teach
er. was kidnapped by her pupils and
taken for a wheelbarrow ride.
EVANSVILLE-William Heilman's
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BLEACHED SHEETS -S1x9O
inches; seamless; made Of fine
grade sheeting, finished with
deep hens; $1.39 O. 0F
quailty kU
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
MATAWAN

A total Of $1i1 was received by the
ladies' OF the First Methodist church
from tho Washington's Birthday sup
per which took place in lecture room
on Wednesday night. 1t is expected
that more than 800 will be cleared.
The entertainments given in the
high school auditorium by the Wo-
mans club lasl night drew a large
audience. Tine program consisted of
two short pays, a character sketch
ana several solos. Those appearing
in the entertainment we're: Miss
Edith Eskeaan, Miss May Glenck
Mrs. Corover Burlew, Miss Lehman,
Mrs. Koert G. Wyckcff, Miss Baker,
Miss Hall, Mss Seidel, Miss Dorothy
Pengol, Mrs. Adam Banke, Herbert
Gittins, Chester Weber. Adam Banke.
Mrs. John p. Lloyd is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Gilbert ID. White of
Long Branch.
Following the business meeting of
the Matawan Township Board of Ed
ucation tonight bids will be opened
for the building of the new school at
Cliffw God. It is understood that
tw~cnty-seven different contractors
are bidding On the work.
DIR Clinton c.. %Straughn is enjoy
ing his annual trir 20 Florida.
An inspection Of the Mosaic Tile
Company plant i'll Atlantic avenue
was made this week by w. M. Schin-
nick, president of the company, and
J. NJ. Norton General superintendent
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio and Charles Rod
gers, n former member of the COM
pany of Seattle. Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25


did. but he shook his head"
Poor Erskine.' she whispered,
and her tears came. Her father
leaned back and for a moment closed
his eyes.
There Is more" he said finally.
"Erskine's father was the eldest
brother-and Red Oaks"
The girl sprang to her feet. ago
nized shamed: Belongs to Erskine"
she finished with her face in her
hands. God pity me-" she whis-
pered, II drove him from his own
home
NO" said the old general with a
gentle smile. He was driving the
barb deep. but sooner or later it had
% be done.
Look here." He pulled an old
piece of paper from his pocket and
handed it 10 her. Her wide eyes fell
upon a rude boyish scrawl and a
rude drawing of a buffalo pierced by
an arrow:
1T make me laugh. 1 have no use.
I give hole dam plantashun Bar
bara."
Obi" gasped the girl and then
"where is hep"
waiting at Williamsburg to get
his discharge" She rushed swiftly
down the steps, calling:
"Ephraim! Ephraim!"
And ten. minutes later the happy,
grinning Ephraim mounted or the
thoroughbred, was speeding ahead of
a whirlwind of dust with a little
scented note in his battered SLOUGH
hat:
"You said you would come when
ever i wanted you. l want you to
come now.-BARBARA."
The girl would not so to bed, and
the old general from his window
saw her like some white spirit of the
night motionless on the porch. And
there through the long hours she
sat. The dawn came and with it
Ephraim. The girl waited where
she was. Ephraim took off his bat
tered hat.
"Marse Erskine done gone, Miss
Barbary,' he said b%rokenly. HE
done gone two days"
The girl said nothing. and there
the old general found her still mo-
tionless the tori bits Of her note
and the orr bits of Erskine's scrawl
ing deed scattered about her feet.
XXIV
On the summit of Cumberland
Gap Erskine Dale faced FREELY east
and looked his last on the forests
that swept unbroken back to the
river James. +.
That winter he made his clearing
on the land that Dave Yandell had
picked out for him and in the center
of it threw up a rude log hut in
which to house his mother, for his
remembrance of her made him be-
lieve that she would prefer to live
alone.
In the early spring, when he
brought his mother home. she said
that Black Wolf had escaped and
gone farther into the Wilderness
that Early Morn had gone with him.
Erskine not knowing that Barbara
/ was on her way to find him, started
on a hunting trip. In a few days
! Barbara arrived and found his
mother unable TO leave her bed and
Lydia Noe sitting besid, her.
Barbara was dism~Jed by En-
skine's absence and his mothers
look of suffering and extreme weak
ness, and the touch of her cold fin
gers.
There was no way of reaching her
son, she said-he did not know of
her Illness, Barbara told her OF
Erskines' giving her his inheritance,
and that she had come to return it.
Meanwhile Erskine, haunted by
his mothers sad face. had turned
homeward. To his bewilderment, he
found Barbara at his, mothers bed
side. A. glance at their faces told
him that death was near.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
RADIO PROGRAMS;
WIRELESS NEWS

: Major Roy II. Coles, c. s., signal
officer of the Second Corps Area
who is interested in forming a net
work of efficient amateur Transmits
ting stations capable of taking over
the communication service of the
army in this area in cas- of neces-
sity, has authorized the use of the
3 X w transmitting station for the
development of amateur radio work.
the b~roadcasting program is III
charge of c. ]. McBrearty, secretary
of the Amateur Radio Reserve.
The program to be b~roadcasted OF
$50 meters tomorrow by w ] L
(Newark) follows:
3:00-Radio chapel services, CON
Quoted by the Rev. Charles Lee Rey-
nolds. Park Presbyterian church OF
Newark.
4:OO-"The Life of Buffalo Bill, I
by Captain Frank Winch, close
, friend of the late Colonel William
+. Cody.
singer fromf Montclair. will sing =
program of children's songs
S:15-A program of music by Vim
cent Lopez's Orchestra from the Ho-
tel Pennsylvania.
9:55-Arlington time signals.
! 10:01-Government weather fore
cast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
JAMESBURG

The Rev. J.. T.. Clark. OF Philadel-
phia. former pastor of the Dayton
Presbyterian church. Will occupy the
pulpit o. the Jamesburg Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. as a supply
Another meeting of the COMPENSATION
will be held sunday. March 5. for the
purpose of making an attempt 70
elect a pastor.
The building formerly occupied a.
a laundry and. at this time, also re-
gently 're-occupied as a similar busi-
ness has been sold by Joseph Pergo-
la, to Anthony Spezio. a recent arri-
val in town iron. Pennsylvania. Al
terations are under way for the con-
certing of part OF the structure into
a garage.
Detective Elisha lloyd. of the
Pennsylvania Railroad force. Of this
place. lies very IL with pneumonia.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Jamesburg Mutual Building and
Loan Association, was held at Bor-
ough Hall, Thursday night, with
much business being transacted.