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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04
READFIELD

The schools at Readfeld Depot will
give a backwards party at Smith
Memorial church Wednesday evening
Dec 6. Admission 10c. Ice cream
will be on sale. Party beings at 7.30
sharp. If stormy postponed to the
next fair night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04
Profitable PaImistry

DO you know anything about
palmistry. HERBERT" she asked.
ooh, not much" he answered. al
though l had an experience last night
which might be considered a remark
able example of palmistry. happen
ed to glance at the hand of a friend,
and Immediately predicted he would
presently become the possessor of q
considerable amount of money. Be-
fore he left the room he had nice
little sum handed to him."
And YOU foretold it from his
hand?"
YES, it had four aces in it."-St.
Louis Post Dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

1t might now reasonably be asked
VINO Is for the ku klux ?-Boston
Transcript.
Wouldn't "dast ter tell" without
first hiding his head.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

BY all means insist on proper edu l.
oationai qualifications for our teach
ers-but don't forget there are 9TH r
qualifications that should be consid-
Cled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04
AN uNlUcKY NUMBER

"onlv IL of every 100 children en-
tsrlng tho first grade of the puphc
schools remain 10 complete tne
twelfth grade. or tn last year OF
hiuh school or 100 children enter
ing the nrst grade Sc reach the fifth.
n the sixth, 50 The seventh. IS the
eighth 81 the first year OF high school,
20 the second year. IL the third year.
and 4, the fourth year. with IL re-
naming to graduate.
This Is data compiled for special
consideration on this educational
week. or those who read IL some will
conclude 10 an unlucky number to be
used as the limit of those pupils out
OF zach 100, who pass the 18th grade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04
Her Ninht La

Shaw-Did the new maid ask for a
night off?
Mrs. Shaw-No, she asked which
night we expected her to stay at
homie -London Answers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

II may not be possible to store
Sunlight enough for tho winter fuel
but science claims progress in con-
ser,ing acid to Sugar by application
oS sualisht.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

A Prussian writer describes Eurone
as erotic. There's been a quite gen.
eral suspicion of rot somewhere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

The natural. fresh delicacy which
characterizes each of Bakers EX-
tracts is due to the pure. choice in
gradients used in making these ccic-
Lrated products.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04
ImperturbabIe Briton as Fire .Fighte,

At Manchester hotel lady came
down from upstairs and asked the
manager if she could get a glass of
water.
"Why certainly, madam said he,
filing up a glass for her
Two minutes later she was back in
the Office again.
II don't like to trouble you" she
said, but could I get another glass
OF water?" N
mo trouble at all. madam said
the manager, handing her another
glass.
Two minutes later she appeared
again.
Certainly, madame said the at
fable manager, but may / inquire
what you are doing with so much
water?"
Il know you'll just scream when /
tell you,' said the lady, Il am trying
to put out q fire in my room. LON
don Answers.
when Old Man Brown died he left
all he had to the children's asylum =
How good Of him. How much did
"a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

Wesley Fletcher, who has been
visiting his uncle, Wesley Fletcher,
of Oakland Heights for few days.
field.
Mrs. Jason Sedgeley and son,
Lawrence, returned Saturday morn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

Down in New Jersey there appears
10 be more OF booze than Of justice
but over In Delaware short shrift ID
being made of pedlers of narcotics.
Dciavare's example should be gen.
brsliy followed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04
MADISON
Boys Before Court

A surprising state of affairs in re-
gard to juvenile crime was brought
to light by deputy sheriff. Elmer S.
Adams, Friday. Five boys, the old
est of whom was not fourteen, were
taken into custody by the officer, on
the charge of breaking and entering.
FOR some weeks, several residents of
upper Main street, have been annoyed
BY petty thievery. Thursday the
home of Prof. Holman was broken
into during his absence and thor
oughly ransacked. Some childrens
banks, containing small sums of mon
ey. were taken. The officer was no.
titled and Immediately got busy
Sheriff Moores of Skowhegan was in
town Wednesday afternoon and it
was decided to take the boys before
Judge Elmer Sawyer. It was found
by the officers that there were a doz-
en- boys indirectly concerned in the
breaks but that three of the number,
who We're the leaders had taken the
entire proceeds. The boys admitted
their guilt and plead guilty to the
charge of breaking and entering and
larceny. They were bound over by
Judge Sawyer for the January term
OF the Supreme Judicial court and
the bonds were furnished by the ia
theirs of the boys. One of the boys,
under the questioning of the officers,
told of stealing a pocket book from
a lady while at church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

Marcelle Ward, Francis Head
Guy Gardiner, Jasper Graham, j ohm
Athearn with Willis Viles as leader
left town Friday afternoon to attend
the State Boys Conference in Lew
iStOn.
Notices have been sent out for the
annual meeting of the Somerset Ag-
ricultural Society to be held in the
Madison grange hall, reXt Wednesday
forenoon. At this time will come the
reports and the election of officers.
Other matters of Importance to come
up are to see if the association will
change the date of its annual meet
ing and to see what improvements
the association will vote to make the
coming year.
Mrs. Mary w. Kennison returned
Friday night from South Paris,
where she went the first of the week
to attend the wedding Of her son,
Ralph.
Mrs. Rebccca Gregory, who has
been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. r.
+. Lowe at Rumford, for the past
month, returned to her home in Ma
Olson, Friday night.
The funeral service of Mrs. Lizzie
Spear, who died Wednesday morning.
were held at her late residence at
Lakewood, Friday afternoon, Rev. c.
H. mckinney officiating. The inter-
nlent was in the family lot in the
Forest Hill cemetery.
Mrs. T. II. Spear went Friday af-
ternoon to Boston, where she was
called by the death of her brother.
Mrs. Hannah Felker, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Turner for the past few days, re-
turned to her home in Augusta,
Saturday morning.
Local sports were much int erested
in wrestling match Friday evening
at the Arson town hall. between
Bobby Manford the dl4weight
champion of the South. and Peter
Sturgis. The first bout last ed two
hours and ten minutes and Resulted
in a victory for Sturgis. In the last
two short bouts, Sturgis was easily
victorious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

All statesmen and bootlegeers
FAVOR good Observation-Disclosures Post.
Likewise the automobile bandit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04
Odd Fellows Hall

ASYLUM LODGE, NO. 70, I. o. Q. =.
Regular meeting Friday evening a
"'o GEORGE r. MccuRDY. n. q.
ELLIS E. WALKER. Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

The Bath Y. NJ. c. A.. is opened
and that the fact is pleasing to the
young people was made plain late
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

CANTON AUGUSTA. NO. 9. p. NJ.
Regular meeting every third Tuesday
al O'Clock. Tuesday. Nov. q. noml-
nation of officers. inspection OF canton.
iTull dress. Refreshments.
GEORGE H. WADLElGH. Capt.
A. NJ. DRUMMOND. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-04

JEpH1HA ENcAMPMENT, NO. 8,
ON, fourth Tuesday. Tuesday, Nov. cS:
Patriarchal degree. Nomination OF
JOHN c. HOwES, G. p.
C. S. PEASLEE. Scribe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
@inignnag.@ erim6.

@6angboi> Is. Slug. = Obne por=
fer laut ~onge5eigt por6en gu fem,
mur6e om Montag in S6angbai Git
no, cine &onferen3 3miibe1 fiibren=
Ben @ertretern BEG @or6ens un6 6es
.Suoens e%r0ffnet, in Ser periu6t tper-
ion, sic 1rere ginig1tng @binas in
6ie @ege gu leiten. @ie berlaltet, iin6
..2iiuanbung, Der gegenmdrtige Hrdii-
bent Der @efinger @egterung, fem
8organger &iuidibtidang, gu Ser
&onferen5 gefommer, gu ser man 81.
.Suniatiem Sen g~eitiir3ten. Trdii6en-
ten Der ii6liden @egier11ng in &an-
ton ertpartet. Serner baben General
@upeihu, Der militdrif9e Ma9tba-
Der I'M Ror6en, un6 General Ei6anqt~
|foltn, Der @otberne11r ser Man6ldu>
rel, @~ertreter gefnn6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
&organge in
@tQDtlebeu

Gin leiner groBen Selterbelt ne.
aen Inn 10 i@0neres 9od)5eltstet
,puroe letten Montag in Der ant Der,
Oltieite ser 5taot m%obnenoen Samls
lie SAUL Selo b%egangeu, an lpeldem
saae BRET ser S0bne Ser 5amtlle
o,rd @intritt 1T Sen ebeltano 1'9
einem gut ben,1bten Snngseleaen1taro
eutpanoen. 8ei einem pom bodsp.
Serrn Mug. &reuiier tint adt uDr
III ser ct. Muguitimasfirde auf Der
Sltieite s~efeierten 8rantamte lteBen
ibreu Sreubuno our6 Brteltersbano
ieauen Seinri6 S. Selo nno Sri. y.
Margaretba Gent bon ct. Wenoel,
Bernhard 9. &elo uno Sri. ISABELLA
9siebaus BON &idmonb nn6 Sulius S.
&elo uno SRI. Sophia 8ettin por
S%berburne. gritgenannter graoutr-
te an Ser gbicagoer Sngeniearen 8an-
funItSSdule unb feline Satin tit cine
@raouierte Ser &atbe0ralbo6ldule.
8ernaro g. &elo unb iein 8ru6er SUI
Iius iin5 Sabrifanten bon SpielploB.
neutrality-suspicious., bemna6
ein ieoer ser iuneen 9rdutigame fir
oe1 ne1en 2ebenspfa0 gut altsgerii1tet
lit. @on Sen gltern 0erielben Die NIT
geredtem 5tol5 auf ibre BRET Sobne
.blifen, NOR an einem eigens oa5u
berseridteten Blobe BUS Sod5eits-
mabl %ierbiert, 6as int trauten Ser
tpanotenfreiie etngenomtnen puroe,
1pobei Sic BRET gliidliden @bepaare
NIT Ben ber5liditen @iiniden fir cine
eeiegnete 3ufunft beoadt mnroen,
1porouf Seinri9 Se1o un5 Srau6en
eine Sodaeitsreiie nod @bicago,
9ernbaro Sel6 uno @attin fib 5ar
Sodseitsreiie iiber bic sroben Seen
u,rS S,1lius Gels nit ieiner 2eberts-
~sefdbrtin au elmer iolden nad gel
Iopltone Barf nerabibiebeten. DaB
iih sic sic Ben 6ret briioerli9en @be-
paoren bon ibre1t @erpanoten un6
Treunoen entbotenen Standardization
inn rel1en Stanoe bermirfli6en mo-
gen, lit Ser oufri6ttge @uni6 6es
rHoroItern."
- @erbar6 3terten, melder SEN
MaHenGor BEL ser Seier 6es Minne=
iotoer &otbelifentages am "a. Sep=
tenber oirigieren mir6z batte ant
Montagmorgen 6as ltngliid, bei 6er
@rbeit in Sen Greet Mortbern 8abn<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17

merfitatten NIT Der linfet Sato elmer
3irfelidge 5l 1,abe AT fommen, po-
Bel bier ieiner Singer oerart perlest
pnroen oaB er ltd eiren langeren.
uufreipiaigen Mrbeiterausltanb miro
ao;n,nen miiiien. Dte 8nnoe 1T 5lpar
.eine i1mer5lo1e, bod eS lit gu be-.
fiirdten. bob Der @ol6finger Der Id
oirten Satlo perfriippef bleiben miro.
- Gin gbrentag in bes 8orteS be-
lter @eoeutung NOR Ger lebte Son11@
tag fir oe,, iiets !uftigen Conn Ser
rabe unb t55rennc:te 8ett:n, oil mel-
6em oos gliidlihe Soar bas Set Der
l%ilbernea Sodaett at begeben getpur-
Ibigt par, cine @elegenbett, Die ben
be3eugte, Bob es ibnen an
trelen, gut meinenoen Srenroen ntbt
gebriht, tpelde 0as Sabelpaar III an
|aenebmlter Betie uberraidten nno
oemIelben bic ber5liditen 8ludmiin-
id,e entboten. Diele e6te 6reunofdoft
spuBte nSappp Eonp" tpie aud ieine
|immerfort beitere @attin III erfennt-
lider @eiie babin 81 muroigen, oaB
fife sen 6eittetlnebmern Biz our frii'
Zen Morgenitun6e Die @rinner1ng an
|6as frobe @beereignis nidt abbanoen
fommen lieBen, mo6urd elm gludlt-
DIES Gbeleben in i6oniter Beiie ge-
front miro. Son a11smartigen @Gten
= @etter Clinton Offering bon Meire
@robe gldnate 6ur6 Abmeienbeit nno
perpaBte oabei mobl einige Der fren-
6igIten Stunben feines ir6ii6en Do=
ieins = maren gum Seite eribienen:
Die Samilien Seinri6 uno Sobam,
@iffmeper, Soiepb M0ner, Ebeo6or
Sran3 uno Sermamn M0per, Sron5
&iffmeper, Sran5 @peslage unb So
iepb &l0ppner bon ct. auguita nno
sic 6amilien Seinri6 @oman1l un6
6riR Molter bon @lear Safe, bon 6e,
men mie aus einem Mun6e Der mobl=
meinen6e 8unf9 a11sgeiproden tpur-
.6e, BOB es sen i%ilbernen &od5eitern
'berg0nrt fem m0ge, nab meiterer
fiinfunoatpan5ig Sabren gludliden
oas Set Der gol6enen Sod-
5eit feiern at foint1en. Mt 6en ioniti-
gen @1ften urt6 einen bielen Sreun-
Den in ct. glono ihlieBt it6 audi Ser
u0oroitern" 6ieiem Sreun6esmuni6e
an, 6enn etnem itets luitigen @bepoa-
re mag man nod re6t oft un0 germ
our @elbiterbeiterutg begegnen.
- Srl. @enofepa, Eo6ter ser
8itttpe @arg. &oienberger, mel6e
|ii6 am Stronbe oes 8earl 2afe ibrer
@rbolungstage erfre1tte, botte Mon=
tag 6os lngliid, BET einem Sebltritt
eine gerrenfung 6es 6nBfn0dels 5u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Waib., in Ser ct. gIouo unbefledten
tgmpfdngnistir6e oas feterli6e Sod.
amt.
Die rnnHde 6ata Morsana.

Berlin, Is. @1,guft. 9eutide
@eiddftsleute, Die Dor feds Monaten
mod bereit marerI beoeutenoe Sum,
men gum tpirti6aftliden Mufbau STUB
ber5ugeben, baben lire @el6bel1-
tel 5ugefn0pft. Na6 berfdiebentliden
M11ldnfen iinb fie BEG gerfebrs NIT
@ebolutiondre11 ipie @nrI Naoef ODER
init 9rti9nfteM in oenen Die rote
Mrrnee als ein5ige 9rganiiation be-
ftebt, mii6e.
SIN @run0e genommen mag aber
bic ueber5eugung S6ulo tragen, bob
es nit Ser 5oDietregierung uber fur5
ODER lang at @noe geben miro. Deut-
f9e Die aus &uBlm6 5u%riidfebrten,
5meifeln mdt mebr 6aran, bob 6as
boli9epiitifbe &egime ~5uiammenbre-
den miro.
9ie &r11pps baben lire ngroBen
&ontrafte CUR 8etpirti6aftung mebre-
rer bunoerttau1eno Mder @etreioelan-
6es, iotpte our S%nitan6iebung bon 81
i%enbabnen, @~asfabrifen un6 0bnli@en
4nlagen fallen gelaiien. Ser 8ebou-
mddtigte, tpelder ben 8ontraft OBJ
|idloB, bat 6ie @r11pps b~erlaiien uno
l6ie @rfldrung gegeben, Bob Sic Ga,
DIE 5u foitfpielig fem tpiir6e. @ugo
|5tinnes min ni6ts mebr bon Soften,
berbeiierungen un6 &otelunternebm,
ungen uiiien un6 %geoenft, ni@t Elm.
mal mebr @elo an Die Briifung bon
8ldnen 5u menoen.
MuBer Muftrdgen fir 2ofomotiben,
|6lug5euge un6 6erglei6en gegen 8ar
ftoden 5ie &an6elsbe5iebungen
Deutl6lan6s nit Ser Sotpietregier.
Jung. Gabritanten iagen, 6aB ibnen
6as NOTICE &apital mangelt, 11rr al,I
langfriftige @erbin6lidFeiter ein5u.
geben 90 fie ibr @el6 int fdneuen Tim.
iab bermen6en miiiien. Mlein Ser tpqb.
re @rur6 lit sic Mnfidt baB sic Sol.
Ai6emtften es ni6t mebr lange man6er
mcroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA
Debnbare 3oaiake.

@aibington IL. Mug. sayH sc.
nat mlrbe berte oie Earifborlage DUR
pAnnnbme, in Der benz Rrdfioe1ten
neg Medi gege5A tp1roe, 81 1T DC:
lett fdtnebenben gorlage borgeiebe.
men 8oIidbe al erb0ben ooer at Der.
minoern. Sir 6teie gorlage itiu1m.
ten SO @enatoren, pdbreno 20 6a-
'gegett itim1nten. Die Dennofraten
9rnafaro unb aen6rid itimnrten fir
Die @orlage, ndbreno fib auf ieiten
Der @egner Die NepubIifaner Cooling
|@tnnfiel6 un6 Mc NnrD befnn6en.
Die 1eue 8orlage fat MIR Bis gum
eriten Sltli 1924 @iiltigfeit. Auf
Mntrag beg @epubIifaners 8urfum
bon metp" Merifo tp11r6e bei9Iofen
bob bon 6ieiem Gage an sic 3oniase
111r nod NIT 3uitimmung oes Som
greiies gednoert tper6en f0nnen. Sn
Der 8orlage miro benz B~r6iioenter
ni6t geitattet, ben M%enoerungen oie
amerifanii@e 8etDertung gu Grim
De 51 legen, ausgenommen Bel 5arb-
itoffen ltno gapife aoblen . 11no 9ee--
pro6uften. a116 ioIen nIs @rmnoIa-
&c fir 6ieie Men5erungen h6igIid oie
Soften 6abeim un6 I'M MusIan6 IN Be.
tpa6t ge5ogen tper6en.
Die aenoerungen ioGen nidt mebr
lbetragen als fiinf5ig Bro5ent Ser IN
Der @orIage borgeiebenen 8etudge.
Sic fo1en go Gage, nadoem iie ser
Brdfi6ent 6ur9 cine PROCLAMATION
! a11gefin6igt bat, in Rrnft treten. Ser
Brdfioem ion Die Proclamation aber
crit 6abin erlnfien, tpenn Sic MngeIe.
gebeit griinoIid 6ur9 sic Sarifon1.
miliion urteril,dt tpor6en 1T. Slut
Antrag 6es Senotors gfee6 bon Miffo.
nri tp1r6e beidloffen, oaB sic aorn-
miifton berpflidtet fem ion, 0ffent-
ltde Bernebmungen uber sic geplan.
te aen6er1ngen ab5ubaIten un6 6as
Eublifltm redt5eitig 6abon in @ennt.
mig 5u feben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
n-Ten

8ortlano, Maine, Is. Slug. - Is
2ofomotiber Der Meaine gertraI<8nbn
Der Bolton & Maine Balm mno Ser
Bortlan6 GerminnI GompanD, iopie
Elm Sbmppen tpur6en am Counting in
Bortlan6 6urb Seuer 5erit0rt. Ser
'angeri6tete Sda6en miro n11f ST..
:000, 600 gei6abt. unmittelbnr bebor
6as Geuer ent6eh mnr6e, mur6en
5tpet @rploiionen geb0rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Smgeublid)er Wa5r6er.

Gortb @ortb, Ser, II. slug.
Ser iieben3ebnidbrtge 5ouiton Upton
uuroe IN Clarendon, Eeit., bon sc.
i61porenen fhul6tg b%efun6en, feline
5dulfreunoin @ln6ps SoIomnn, nIs
tie i'm 8et in Der Bobnung ibren
Gltern auf elmer Sarm in Glopb.
@ountD i6lief ermor6et 5u baben. Ser
.iltgen6lide M0r6er p1tr6e 5u lebens-
'ldnglider 3ubtbm1sitrafe berurtetH.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-23
STAGE IS ALL SET
FOR "SPRlNGTlME'

The curtain OF the Majestic stage
will rise promptly at the hour OF
$3.50 o'clock tonight fer the first per-
formance OF the musical comedy
"Springtime." to be presented with
all OF the beauty that the name sug-
gests under the auspices OF the Cath
Ollie Daughters of America Mss
Marie Richters OF the John Rogers
Producing Company has directed the
show in q capable manned and the
final rehearsal was put over In. cred
<table fashion in the theatre yester-
cay afternoon. In spite OF the fact
that there have been rumors that
the house il sold out for both to
night and tomorrow night there
r good seats left and these may
he procured at the box ONCE at any
time.
The show which the Daughters
have chosen to present Is one OF the
newest and prettiest performances
to be presented under the name of
the John Rogers Company. The
musical numbers are both pretty
ard sprightly SO much so that they
r remembered for months after
the performance. The costumes
which will vary from long ago ages
ur until the present fashions will
indeed be pretty while the plot is
lovely and simple. Those who have
purchased tickets for the show may
anticipate attending one OF the best
amateur performances Of the season.
Miss Helen Macmillan. whose
creditable playing has aided. many
former amateur productions, will
be the accompanist at both perfor-
mances.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-23
PERSONALS

Miss Ann Harry. a student at Co
lumbia University, spent the week
emo with her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
+. c. Henry. Of State street.
Mrs. S. J. Mason. OF Runyon. W.
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jeseph
Loder, of Kearny venue
y Miss Eta Sktllen. of Crawford
was the guest of Miss DorothS Van
Dusen, of Rector street, yesterday.
Miss Sarah Jones, of Princeton,
spent the week end with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. w. Northey Jones, Ct
Rector street.
Miss Jetta Stacey of kearny ave
rue. returned yesterday from At
lantic City where she has been
spending a few days.
Miss Jessie Graham, of Rector
street, spent the week end at her
home in Central Park L. /.
Miss Ethel Wester returned 10
Long Branch after spending the
week end with her parents, MI. an
Mrs J. N. Wester, of Brighton ave-
nue..
Miss Margaret Leavey, OF Newarh'
Yves the week end guest OF Miss Mar
ton Ludwig, of Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Strickei
and little daughter, of High stree:
have left far an extended cruise IN
the Caribbean Sea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-23
GIRLS CLUE GUESTS OF
WOMEN'S CLUB TONIGHT

The Girls Club will be the guests
OF the Woman's Club tonight at their
Daughters Day" meeting in the
chapel of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church in Rector street and it is
hoped that all of the Girls CLUB
members will be able to attend ard
enjoy the program which the club
has prepared. The regulac business
gi1 at s o'clock after which a play
let entitled after the Honeymoon"
will be staged by the dramatic de-
partment OF the Girls. Club and q
chorus will sing several selections.
The playlet is a delightful little
farce with an interesting plot and
the cast which will present it has REV.
kearsed for it in a most creditabie
manner. Billy Morton and Mrs.
Morton, the newlyweds. will be por-
rrayed by Miss Ruth Macan and
Mrs. Arthur Johnson, respectively;
Harvey Morris. Bills friend by Miss
Elizabeth Nobel: Carrie Morris,
Hervey's wife; Miss Mildred West
colt and Peggy. the maid. by Miss
Helen Bechtel. The musical num-
bers win include a solo by Miss Ruth
jacobson. soprano. who has in other
years sung for the club, and chorus
numbers From the Land OF the
Sky Blue Water" ITO a Wild Rose"
ard the club members Garry
On" The club has wicked
hard to prepare a program which
will please all the Woman's Club and
the members OF the Girls Club as
well.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-23
AIM To HELP
JOB HOLDERS
County Legion Acts on Gust
ing of the Former Serv-
ice Men

As an o itcome CT the action TAX
en- Ly the local post of the Ameri-
can legion in regard to the ousting
of John V. Hunt from the Office OF
clerk CT tue board assessors here
because of the change in the poll
ties, the MiddleseX County Ameri-
can Lel;ion in session in New Bruins
wick Saturday afternoon insured
taeiaselves against any such re-
peafed acton in 50 far IS was pos
sibie A resolution Ia unanimously
~ sarried protesting against the re-
lievIng of Cfjice OF any ex-service
MAJ whose. term Cf office is not set
by .tw. The Legion feels that it can
10 .iiS insofar as the national law
pravides for such measure. .
Another nov made by the county
committee vas the naming of KLEIN
ner Kalteissen, county ice-com-
mander al the legal advisor for
Middlese.- who will appoint a sup
pleElentery board of legal co-work-
ers. Among the county officers, the
commander, Joseph Deegan, the
vice-commander, Klemner Kalteissen
and the adjutant. Alex Balint are
all attorneys.
The representatives who attend
ed the meeting from Perth Amboy
were JOSEPH +. Deogan, command
er; Alex Balint, adiutant; Fred Men
aker. publicity officer; Local COM
man6er, William Thompson; adju-
tant, Raymond Mundy and Nathan
G~oidberger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-23
RECEPTION IS GIVEN
IN new PARSONAGE

The new parsonage of the First
Baptist church located in Msrhe,
street, was open for inspection io1
the first time Saturday afternoon al
which time the Ladies' Aid Society
and Brotherhood of the church vert
hostesses and hosts at a reception.
Tho large number of people who
came to view the building durin ,
both the afternoon and evening
were equally gratified and SURPRISED
to find one of Perth Anlboy's old.
est buildings transformed into one OF
Perth Amboy's most up-to-date. The.
interior has been beautifully decora-
ted and every modern improvement
installed. The house vii, be open Tor
further inspection in the future.
On Saturday evening the Brother
hood r~eorganized in the parsonage
at q big meeting at which Lester J..
Bartlett was elected president with
the following officers to assist: Harry
Dave, Jr., vice president: Mark r,
Letter; treasurer. ;. E. Bernard, sec
rotary. and Paul Steele, teacher. AZ
Ter the meeting the new moving PIC
ture machine purchased for the use
of Schools No. Z and No. l was
used for the first time and the "Presi-
dent of the United States" and THE
Story Of Ola Glory were the pie
lures enjoyed by the members.