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WILL REPLACE OLD CHURCH
ONCE and Store Building on Site at
EInrcnth and NIa1-idiar, Ste

GieNtIlH anu AAcIluidH SIS
A 100000 office and store building
will soon take the place Of the old
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church at
the northeast corner of Eleventh and
Meridian SITS. The sale Of the church
and site to DR.. Thomas o. Gasaway
was completed by Emerson w. Chaille
& Co.. realtors. for $4,000. Wreck
ing Of the church building will start
soon. The building will be either
three or four stories high.
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"six Wonder Girls" Due.

The Six Stellas, a sextette Of pretty
girls known as the six Wonder
Girls" will be one Of the headliners
at the Lyric next week. The girls
are singers, dancers, jugglers, mus
clans and acrobats.
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Fred Schwartz & Co., European
act. will present a comedy act, 1.-THE
Broken Mirror" They are panto-
mimic comedians. "a Night in
Venice is the third headline act. A
number Of singers, dancers and in
strumentalists appear
Frish, Howard and Toolin, { trio
of harmony singing comedians, who
need no introduction to indianapolis
theater-goers, return with a new lirls
Of comedy patter and song. Alice
Ramsden, English character come
medicine, also will be on the bill.
Others appearing will be Milt Wood
and Jack White, comedians; Beck
ard Stone, known as Singers With
| Trimmings" and the Masons, head
to.head balancers.
The movie will be a comedy, Don't
Be a Fool" with Billy West and|
Jack Adams. -
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Ais Tops Keith's Bill

At Keith's next week. Roscoe Ais.
assisted by Kate Pullman and their
orchestra, will be the headline offer
ing. Charles Calvert directs the or
chestra. Ais and Miss Pullman will
appear in several dance numbers.
The Georgalis Trio. consisting Of
two men and a woman, is shooting
Continued on Page Seven.)
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George AIDE Plus Tom Meighan

George AIDE and Thomas Meighan
sometime ago decided to get togeth-
err" The result is a movie called.
Our Leading Citizen" AIDE did the
writing and Meighan does the acting
At the Apollo next week.
Story-Daniel Bentley is a small
town lawyer whose hobby is fishing,
but he gives up this sport when the
World War arrives and made a hero
OF himself. He returned to the ole
fishin' hole, but the reception commit
tee frightened all the fish away when
they attempted to welcome him home
as a hero. While over there he fell
in love with Katherine Fendle, a Red
Cross nurse. His home folk nominate
Daniel to Congress. When he discov-
ers that he is to be a tool for corpora
ton interests. he disappears. Efforts
to discover him makes up the story.
Besides Meighan the cast includes
Lois Wilson. William P. Carleton,
Theodore Roberts. Guy Oliver, Law
renee Wheat, James Neill. Lucien
Littlefeld, Charles Ogle and others.
Bill includes a news weekly, Edu-
cational comedy and music9
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''The BootIeggers" Arrive.

The bootleggers VS.. prohibition en-
forcement agents is the theme Of
movie called The Bootleggers." which
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AMUSEM ENTS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
MAN, WHO REFUSED MILLION
DOLLAR LEGACY, ACCEPTS

BOSTON, Jan. 9.-Charles Gar
land, who more than u veal E an
nounced his refusal to accept a leg
acy of $1,000, 900 willed to him by
his father, the late James a. Car
land of this city, has reconsidered
and will accept the money, accord
ing to the Boston Post. His brother
Hamilton, who also declined the leg
acy. has accepted his share of the
fortune, the Post declared. Garland,
who lived with his mother and two
brothers at North Carver, Mass, de-
clined the Post said, to discuss his
reasons for reversing his previous
decision.
Charles in declining his inherit
lance condemned n system which
has starved thousands while hum
dreds were stuffed. 1t is such a sys-
TEN that offers me a million dollars
he said.
Hamilton withdrew from HarvaN
last year, giving as the reason that
he was not getting enough out of
college life. He was secretly mar
ried soon after and is now the father
of a two weeks old child. he is
twenty-one and his brother, also
married, is twenty-three, according
TO The Post. a third brother, James
A. Garland, accepted his share OF
the estate last year without COM
ment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
BIG MINSTREL SHOW
TOMORROW NIGHT

With the dress rehearsal to be
held tonight at the theatre every
thing will be in readiness for the
minstrel show to be held tomorrow
night at the Majestic theatre by the
Junior Order American Mechanics.
Rehearsals during the past week
have been held every night the past
week and when the curtain goes up
tomorrow night for the show those in
the audience will have tho oppor-
tunity to see the members of the or
der that includes those members of
M~iddlesex Council, No. SO, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, and the Junior Club. an off
spring of the former organization
before the fo~otlights. An elaborate
program has been arranged that will
include several novelties. a chorus of
tw~enty-eight, monologists and a one
act comedy.
An added attraction will be Will
lam Mccullough, OF this city. known
on the stage as Musical Mack Me-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
SURROGATE'S COURT

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 9.-The
following wills were admitted for
probate by the surrogate this morn
ing. That of Elvira b. Dayton, who
died at South Ampoy on December
s, names a sen, Nathaniel w. Day
ton, end q daughter Addie ID. South,
I, as executors Of the estate. Numerous
relatives are left sums of $500 and
the residue of the estate goes TO the
three children. The husband re-
ceives IS, according to the terms
of the document. which was drawn
November rs, 1919 and witnessed by
Adrian Lyon, and Marguerite NULL
gan.
The will of Anna c. Greaves, who
died at Perth Aniboy on December
IS, names John S. Stack as executor
of the estate. After a number OF
small requests to Mrs. Mary Ster-
linsky. Mrs. Mary Sterling, Mrs.
Sarah Swords ana Miss Frances Nc
Namara. OF Pert Amboy, the resi-
due C h. properly goes to a sister.
Mrs. Teresa X. Mallory. The Will
was drawn November ., 1921, and
witnessed by AGrian Lyon and
Thomas Fuhey.
Letters of administration have
been granted to Mary Whitish of
South Amboy on the estate OF her
son, John, who died on April "a,
1921. Besides the mother, four sis
ters and one brother survive the
deceased. The personal estate is
valued at $500.
Letters of administration were
granted this morning by the surro-
gate to Daniel Maloney, of this city,
on the estate of Margaret Reynolds,
who died November Is, leaving an
estate of $4,000. The nearest next
Of kin is Il daughter whose home is
in Ireland.
1 A substitutionary administrator
with will attached was issued to
Clarence +. Turner of Woodbridge
on the estate of his father William
T.. Turner, who died in April, 1909.
The will of Harry G. Turner, who
died at Sewaren on November 22,
names the widow, Kate A. Turner,
as executor and heir of the entire
estate. The document was drawn
July s, 1918, and witnessed by Anna
]. Ryan and Orlando II. Dey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
JOSEPH C. LINCOLN To
ADDRESS WOMAN'S CLUB

Joseph G. Lincoln, the celebrated
author, will be the guest of honor
tonight at the meeting of the Wo-
mans Club of Perth Amboy, which
will be held in the Presbyterian
chapel. This is the only formal
meeting of the club for this year and
is known as Guest Night" Consid-
erable stress is laid or the prepare
tons of the program for guest night
and the club members are anxious
to meet enc of their favorite au-
thors at this time. Mr.. Lincoln Is
well known through his book among
which are found: S~havings, MIR.
Pratt, The Rise of Roscoe Pain and
Cap'n. Erie. He also contributes
stories regularly TO the leading
magazines of the country. During
the evening Mr.. Lincoln will read
selections from his various novels.
The program will also include
selections by the Brahms quartet,
4 vocal quartet number and a SOLO
by Mrs. Thomas Christopher. The
program will be followed by the
reception, which annually character
ICES each guest night.
The hospitality department, which
is in charge of the program, con-
s.sts of the following members: Mrs.
A. b. Mcdowell chairman; Mrs.
Fritz Abegg, Mrs. Ralph Seaman,
Mrs. Whitney Oliver, Mrs. John
FTitzinger, Mrs. Max Wurtzel, Mrs.
George Shurts, Mrs. c. II. Kalquist
and Mrs. Charles Seguine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
ADAM LASK0WSKl
= AT PLEASANT AFFAIR

A combination New Year and
birthday party was given in honor
of Adam Laskowski, Friday, at his
home at 524 State street, by a num-
Der of his frierds. Streamers OF
paper, colcreo in keeping with the
winter seas, decorated the house In
an attractive name and singing
and dancins provided entertainment
for the guests. Piano solos by Miss
Marie DrnAam and vocal selections
by a quartet were a feature OF n
gathering
Following a period of funmaking
a supper was served Mr.. Laskow-
ski received a numoer of gifts IN
honor of his birthday.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. William Hooker; Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Galeski: Mr.. and Mrs.
David Smith; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Granski: Mir. and Mrs. Adamson;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ratajczak, Mr.. ard Mrs. Adam
Smeckski, the Misses Marie Dun
ham, Alice Dunn Mary Del1man,
Marie Pruno, Lille Smith, Alice
Shea, Catherine Ulia, Florence Cliff
ton, Anna Shanko. Helen GalisKl'
Anna Eldridge, Fiorie Miller, Con-
stance Savage, Marie Jensen. mary
Deyine, Catherine Doolan, Of rook-
lyn, Helen Galeski. Lillians n Wv
ian Smith, and the Messrs. Michael
Brown. Victor TaPpen, Albert Adam
son. Edward Gibbons, Daniel j..
Dwyer, Martin Anderson. Joseph
Noonan, Stephen A~ndicsko, George
McI,enna, James Curry, Henry Las
kowski. Robert Porter, Joseph An
rovette. Helmar ~Therkelson, Joseph
Duran, Nike Tarloski, Frank
Smithson, and others from Passaic,
Paterson, Newark, Elizabeth, Bay
onne. Staten Island and M~etuchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
ROSARY SOCIETY TO HAVE
ANNIVERSARY EVENT

The fifth anniversary celebration
of the Rosary Society of st. Mary's
church will be held Thursday night
at st. Mary's hall with q dinner TO
be served promptly at z o'clock. This
years event will be- On a more elab-
crate plan than that which has been
held since the organization was
started five years ago. Each year a
social time mas been held on the n
niversary Of the society but the off,
GERS and members arranged to cele-
brate the event this year with a an
quet
Mrs. Patrick White is the chair
man of the arrangements for the
dinner and, Mrs. Frank Burns will
for the entertainment that
is to be given in connection with the
affair.
Mrs. John La~less is at the head
of the ticket committee, which tic
kets have been distributed among
the members of the society.
From all accounts there is going
to be a large turn out of the mem
bers and friends to take part in the
event.
y Mrs. Ivar Larsen will serve the
dinner at the society ami
to be held tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
WOODBRIDGE

. The Parent-Teacher Association
of the Barron Avenue school will
meet in the auditorium of the school
On Thursday afternoon, January Il.
The January open meeting of the
Woman's club of Woodbridge Town
ship will be held in the high school
auditorium ON Thursday night, jan
dary ~, at Sis o'clock. The speak
er will be Colonel Hill from Camp
Dix. A most cordial invitation is
extended to the citizens of Wood
bridge township to attend'this meet
.ng.
Mrs. G. NJ. Valentine will enter
tain the Auction Bridge Club on
Friday afternoon. The annual cleo
ton of officers will take place at
This time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood Belcher. of
Arlington, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. NJ. Crowell on Sunday.
The Parent-TeC~h Association
of No. l and No. II Schools will
mold a foe sale on Saturday after
noon Janucry IA, in the auditorium
e< 10. II school Mrs. Stephen
wye is chairman of the committee
T.. CNalge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
Two New Interpretations

NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. o.
Two certificates of incorporation
were placed upon file I'm the office
of the county clerk this morning
The Society of the Sacred Heart of
Jesus is the name taken by a South
Amboy organization, which is form /
to help its members in times of sick
ness and death. The headquarters of
the association are a. 523 Center.
street, South Amboy, and the incor-
porators are Simon Pero. Andrew
Kabosky. Max Nebus. John s. Thorn
as zewsky. and Charles Kolakowsky.
Frank +. Meade, Inc. was the
third company to file papers of in
corporation. The firm is situated at
Jos Smith street, Perth Amboy, and
is a jewelry, store capitalized at $780,
900, with 1000 shares of stock at
$25 a share. Ella H.. Meade holds
39S shares. and George Il. Meade.
enc share, and Harriet II. Meade.
One share.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
ANNOUNCE CAST FOR
BIG MUSICAL Event

No less popular than the two
preceding musical comedies put on
by the John b. Rogers Company
here are the rehearsals for Spring.
time" which will loon be staged
here by the Catholic Daughters of
America. Continued rehearsals lend
keen interest to the show which, It
is claimed, viii be one of the finest
ever attempted by home talent here.
Miss Marie Richter, the director,
who returns Wednesday to continue
with the work, was highly pleased
with the interest shown in the pro-
duction prior to her departure last
week when she left for Michigan
when her mother died suddenly. Re-
hearsals progressing during Miss
Richter's absence have shown con-
slant work and a big step forward
has been taken despite the handi-
car.
"Springtime" will take place in
the Majestic theatre January 23 and
"a and will contain the following
cast of principals: James Brewster,
founder of the famous Brewsters of
Philadelphia, Richard Calvin;
Thankful Standish, his sister, Mrs.
John Quinn; Priscilla Brewster. his
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Christopher;
Primrose Standish, daughter of
Thankful. Ella O'Niel: Tom Higgins,
of Boston, John Toolan; Bobby
Brewster, a lion with the ladies,
Jack Wainwright, a young inven-
tor, John Bulwinkle; social
butterfly, Mrs. John Delaney:
Abigail Tompkins, a susceptible
maiden, Helen Murray; Mrs. Elkins,
of another generation, Blanche Van
Syckle; Parsons, Bobby's man, Leo
Burke: Desiree, a social girl. Marie
Pavese; Joyce, a society girl. Helen
Sheehan; Sue, a society girl, Eliza
beth Dolan.
Besides these principals there will
be many groups and %choruses, all
taking part in attractive numbers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
CHICKEN THIEVES ACTIVE,
TWO COOPS RA|DED HERE


Chicken thieves were at work in
the city on Saturday night and sue
ceeded in raiding two coops. A third
attempt was reported as u~nsuccess-
full. Anton Gadek, of 792 State
street, notified Police Lieutenant
William Calvin yesterday morning
that a number of fowls had been
taken from the chicken house in his
yard the night before.
officer Michael Patten was detail
ed on the case and. he followed
blood stains from Gadek's yard to
the henyard of John Kasmina. OF
202 Pulaski avenue. where 1T was
found that more of the birds a
been taken. The lock on the coop
of Paul Korol, of 204 Pulaski ave-
nue. defied the thieves.
Gadek says he lost seven chick
ems, while Kasmina's flock is five
short,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
Party for Raymond MCGEE

Many young people attended the
surprise party held at the home of
Otto Gloff, of Fords, Saturday night.
in honor of Raymond MCGEE.
Among those who were present and
spent an interesting evening: Miss
Wanda PaVlovsky, Miss Mary Kress,
Miss Elsie Kress, Miss Helen Swa-
nick, Miss Julia De Satnyick, Miss
Mary De Satnyick, Miss Frances
Williams, Miss Madeline Cosgrove,
Miss Anna Satnyick, Miss Marion
Damback, Miss Alice Damback,
Miss Bertha Gloff; Andrew Holman,
James McClung, Raymond MCGEE,
John Costello, James Forteer, John
Smith, Walter Schwig, Otto, Fred
and Albert Gloff, Mr.. and Mrs. JUL
ius GlOff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
ONLY Asa INDICTMENTS
IN 1922 BOOZE CASES

NEW YORK, Jan. 9--Of 5,92.
persons arrested during 1871 for al
leeed violation of the state prohlpl-
ton enforcement law, only 454 were
indicted by the New York county
grand jury. District Attorney Ran
ton announced today.
Less than one-third of these. 141,
have reached the state action so far,
the result showing "a pleas of guilty,
eighteen convictions, sixteen acquit-
tails, six disagreements and seven
discharges by the trial Justice.
Only 3,25S of the number arrest
cd were held for grand jury action,
the remaining 1855 being disposed
of summary by police magistrates.
The grand Jury dismissed 4.294 cases
for lack of evidence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
SORORITY ADDS TWO
NEW MEMBERS

Two new members were initiated
into the Phi Sigma sorority last Fri
day night. They were Mrs. Howard
Lyon. of Gordon street, and Miss
Claire Pfciffer, of Fords. The initia-
ton exercises were conducted at the
home of Miss Amy Riddlestorffer, at
1916 Kearny n
Following the formal portion of
the ceremony refreshments consist
ing of salad, ice cream and cake
were served. Those present were
Misses Clara Gill, Marie Robbins,
Helen Macmillan, Amy Riddle
storffer, Claire Pfeiffer, Dorothy
Haddon, Irene Warter, Mrs. Howard
Lyon, and Mrs. Herbert Rankine, of
SeWaren.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
CITY PLAN Commission
TO HAVE SESSION TONIGHT

Despite the fact, that the term
of office of the members OF the city
plan and coming commission expired
January 1 of this year, notices of a
regular meeting to be held tonight
II the city hall have been sent out
Nv the secretary of the commission
No new members of this commits
lion have been named as yet by the
Board of Aldermen and the ques-
ion has arisen as to the legality OF
,onight's meeting since the terms OF
II members were for n year only.
Asked about this phase of the
natter, City Attorney Leo COLDER
yer was unable to state offhan1
whether the commission was permit
led to function until the appoint
ment of new personnel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
QUAKE SHOCK FELT

CHICAGO, Jan. .9.-An earth
quake of moderate intensity, prob
ably centering 2,540 miles southwest
of Chicago, was recorded by the in
struments at the University of Chi
cago last night.
The first tremors were felt at
11:17 L. M. and reached their
greatest intensity at 11:29 finally dy-
ing out at 2:15 o'clock this morn
ing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
HAROLD SPOFFORD FREED
IN THE COUNTY COURT


went to keep his date with Spofford
the latter was placed under arrest.
After the assistant prosecutor had
outlined the case to the jury, Off
Ger Curran was the first witness
called. He told practically the same
story as the assistant prosecutor had
presented to the court, mentioning
in addition that Charles Blue, a jail
err, had identified Spofford and that
Spofford had declared that he had
keys to the courthouse and h a 1t
was easy to get in at any time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
On, in Price of Crude OH

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 9-The prin-
cipal purchasing agencies today an
rounced the reduction of twenty-five
cents a barrel in all grades of crude
oil handled by this market. Except
Ragland and it was reduced fifteen
cents.
The new prices are: Penn. Crude,
1925: Corning. soc: Cabell. Sail;
Somerset, s1.90;3 Somerset light,
s2.15; Ragland, 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
Arrest Demcntcd Man

NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. 81
The police were last night summon
cd to the railroad station to arrest
a demented man taken off a freight
train by railroad officials e Mon
mouth Junction. The man was later
identified as one Williams, an in
mate of the state hospital for the
insane. He had taken French leave
of the institution and set out for q
train ride when he was observed at
Monmouth Junction and dropped off
at New Brunswick. Williams Will
be returned to Trenton today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09

Cullough. who performs on bells
and various other musical instru-
ments. The show is being put on
under the direction of Charles B.
Carter, who has been the coach
throughout the entire several weeks
that the members of the council
and club have rehearsed. There will
be catchy songs and everything will
be up-to-date with regard to the a
rious acts and settings to be pre-
scented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
PERSONALS

Mrs. Mary Patterson, of Brooklyn,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. ia
net Bedell, 95 Market street.
Miss Edna Anderson, of State
street, visited her grandmother,
Mrs. Howell, in New Brunswick,
yesterday.
Miss Bertha Brown a teacher at
No. 5 school, is i'll at her home in
Rector street.
Miss Emma Meshrow is confined
TO her home ill in Gordon street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
TO Hear

Miss Hem, former principal of
the Missionary school in Ludhiana,
India will - the speaker tomorrow
night at the meeting of the Foreign
M%issionarI Society ir the First Pres
byte"ian church. Miss Emma Nor
RS. a missionary from the local
church is now in charge of the Mis-
sionary school, and Miss Helm will
tell of the work Miss Morris is do
ing there. The Christian Endeavor
Society will be FL Charge of the meet
ing. A special musical program has
arranged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
Sewing Circle Meets

A meeting of the Busy Six SEWING
Circle was held last Friday night at
the home of Mrs. Nels Hoyer on
Groome street. Mrs. Hoyer was the
winner of the prize offered at each
meeting. Aftef a nusv evening re-
'eshments were served and a social
time enjoyed. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Peter Clausen, of Laurie street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
,JacOb-DamitZ

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Damitz, of
1853 Parker street, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Eliza
beth DANTE, to Simon Jacob, whose
home is at PSI Chauncey street. The
ceremony was performed at st.
Mary's rectory on November /, 1921,
bv Dean William +. Cantwell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
Catholic Daughters TO Meet.

An important session of the Cath
Ole Daughters of America is sched-
uled to be held tomorrow night at
the club house of the knights OF
Columbus in High street: All mem,
bers of the society are being urged
to be present as matters of interest
to them will come up for considera-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
Guild TO Elect

The election Of officers for the
Woman's Guild of the Workers Co.
Operative Society will take place
tonight at a meeting of the society ut
Oud Fellows hall. There will be
other business of importance to be
taken up by the members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
Miss McKeon Hostess

Miss Margaret McKeon, of Meade
street, proved a charming hostess to
the L. Y. c. Girls following the bust
ness session held at her home.
Luncheon was served and a social
time enjoyed. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Mary
Prendergast of Meade street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
To Meet with Miss Damgaard

The social committee of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society of, the First
Presbyterian church will meet to-
night at the home of Miss Johanna
Damgaard, Brighton avenue, for the
purpose Of arranging the social
events of the society.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
JAP LEADER STILL LIVES

TOXIC, Jan. S.-Marquis Okuma,
the aged statesman, whose condition
of coma led to reports of death, was
still alive at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10

will be the only new teacher In the high
school she will have charge of the
English department.
The teachers Of tls' intermediate and
primary grades follow: Miss Benlah
Tucker ~ Tulia The Misses Richie 81
IIcdlcy. Miss strong of wellington, Miss
Lewis ~ Clarendon and Mrs. W. a. Cain
~ this city. Miss Iictha saunders Will
teach the school al Peterson Greek.
The music of the school viii bc un-
der the supervision of Mrs. Willie Boy.
ct, ~ this city.
with the exception Of advanced work
IN spanish and In the Commercial dc.
partmcnt. no new work will bo added
this year.