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Conkrceahonal Church.

1000 a. M. church school. ". G.
Bland superintendent. : Rules for the
Lincoln Highway Contest" will be
explained. Autos and chaufeurs
chosen. 1900 a. m. morning >wor-
ship. Sermon: with and With
out Backbone" / Music. Beet
hoven's Gods Glory in Nature" by
University Glee club and men of the
choir. Dow's II Cannot Always Trace
the Way" Plymouth Male Qaurtette.
Mcndcnhall Memorial Presbyterian
East Grand Forks, Carl Perrin. min
lister. Sunday school 10 a. M; morn
ing worship II, subject, Wanted, a
Christian" Evening service 7:45, sub
ject. The Devotional Side of the
Christian Home" Prayer meetings
Wednesday 7:45.
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German Baptist.

Corner Eighth street and Cheyenne
avenue, G. Sprock, pastor. 10 a. M.
Sunday school; II a. m, morning
service, subject, 1.-THE Great SUPPER;
Z p. M, bible study for young peo-
pie; 8 p. M, evening service, Serving
the Lord" Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock, young peoples evening; stere-
opticon slides, illustrating what the
new world movement has done IN for
eign fields" will be shown.
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Zion EyaneelicaI Church.

A1EOH IISC O1SUI CIIs
Corner Fifth street and Belmont
avenue. w. c. Menges, pastor. Dr.
vine services are, held. as follows:
German preaching at 1880 a.. m:
Sunday school at 1880 a. m. Young
Peoples Alliance at 1880 D. m. Eng
fish preaching at 500 o. m. Special
music by the Junior and senior choirs.
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Scandinavian Baptist,

Corner Fourth avenue inc Walnut
street. Sunday school, with adult
bible class, at IL o'clock oon Young
Peoples meeting at Z n m. Evening
services at 8 o'clock. Topic, Digging
Ny Fathers Wells" Mid-week prayer
meeting on Thursday. evening at 8
o'clock at David Erickson's, 814
Cherry street. w. J. Horner, pastor.
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New York. Jan. 2s.-An explosion
Of q still In the basement Of a house
lathe borough park section OF Brook
Ign today set IRE to the building and
burned an unidentified man to death.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-28

Lee Moran: Watching an audience
laugh at ags that have cost a lot of
effort.
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Delegates to
Meeting Named

The annual midwinter meeting Of
the executive board and council of
the North Dakota Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs vas held in Fargo on
i Thursday night and Friday, Mrs. Ly-
I presiding. The meeting was in session
at the Gardner hotel.
Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre of Grand
Forks, state treasurer of the North
dakota Federation, returned on Fri
day from the meeting. Mrs. Robert
! Mcbride of Cavalier m Mrs. c.. u.
i Lord Of Cando were in Grand Forks
Friday night en- route from the meet
I ing to their homes.
The appointment of delegates and
! alternates to the biennial session of
Y the General Federation of Women's
& Clubs at Chautauqua, N. Y, in June,
4 was the principal business at h Fri
1 day morning session. Later plans for
& the district meetings in May were
made.
The delegates include Mesdames c.
j.. Lord. Cando; J. H. ~Shepperd, Far
go; Rose Garfield, Fullerton; T. N.
Yeomans, Minot; w. +. Hooks, Car
i rington; Marx Jones. Beach; Grant
Hager. Grafton; NJ. a. Baldwin. Far
I go; Robert Mcbride, Cavalier and Miss
Abbie Simmons, Fargo. The alternates
! are Mesdames Ployhar, Valley City; E.
/ e. Page, Leeds; c. S. Buck. James
K town; Frank Knowles, Bismarck:
A Na,shw;S Dckinson; f.. H.. Rice,
Z Enderlin; A. C. McLane, kenmarc,
and Misses Mary Agnes Cantwell. Mi
not. ana Mary Movius, Lidesrwood.
Mrs. J. r. Featherstone Of Valley
City was appointed chairman OF the
revision committee, which will have
charge of the revision of amendments
to the constitution of the state fcder-
! alton.
Among the other prominent North
Dakota club women at the midwtnter
meet ng We're Miss Minnie ]. Nelson
of Bismarck, Mrs. A. C. McIane Of
kenmare, E.. L. Conklin Of Bismarck.
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First Lutheran.

F1rSt AutliCf00.
Belmont and Fourth s. L.
Tallakson, pastor. Sunday school and
adult bible class at 9:45. Morning
worship, with Lords Supper. at 10:45.
Evening service at 7:45. P. A. Lee,
soloist. Luther league social Wednes-
day. 8 p. m. Boy Scouts Thursday,
1880 to 9. Priscillas, Saturday at
1901 Belmont (Mrs. Gislason).
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or INTEREST To WOMEN

%#aGAn news information for the womans page Of the morning edition
Of The Herald should b Q in The hands Il thu editor Of that RAJ before
3 o'clock In the evening. After that hour n items will be accepted for
publication N the womenss page In the morning edition of the following
III day ##&&" %3 #t@#& .E<EE. T#z'
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Voice Students
Begin Recitals

On Thursday afternoon, the voice
students of Miss Isaphine NJ. Richey,
Wesley college conservatory, gave the
recitals at Corwin hall.
This was the program:
MY Dear Soul. ....a. S~aunderson
Ellen Anderson
When Thou Art Near. Gilbert
Agnes Glockner
That Sweet Story of Oid".....W West
Edith Arid
Il Bring You Heart's-ease''. ......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Branscomb
Ruth Girrardt
When the Sun in Setting Low.
Mabel Evingson
Miss Richey plans t. have similar
recitals regularly during the remain
der of the school year.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist.
Church on Belmont avenue. Sum
day services, IL q. m. Subject, Love-"
Sunday school follows. Wednesday
evening service, 8 o'clock. Reading
room First National bank building.
Hours IL to s..
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st. Pnul's.
Sunday school, 10 a. m. Morning
prayer and service, IL q. m. DR..
Jonathan Watson, pastor, will preach.
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Lutl,cran

lutheran. /.
sos South Third street Service in
English at 10 a. m; German service
at IL a. M: Sunday school at 9 a. M;
the Ladies' Aid meets on Thursday
afternoon OF the home Of Mrs. Fred
Scott, els First avenue. II. r. Buegel.
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ST. Marks Ev. Lutheran.
Corner International avenue and
Fifth street. Ernest O. Armbruster.
Sunday school s:45 a M; morning
worship IL; evening worship 8.
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MARET =" RE ROY

MABEL TO BE BOY.
In "Suzanna," which Mabel Nor
mand is now making, she is to play
boy part-a little Spanish ogu WHIT
reaches California in the Spanish day
as a stoWaway.
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ANDYS SOME TAIL.

Perhaps the tallest man acting
pictures is Andy Archibald, VIII
plays a chef in 1.-THE Dust Flower
for Goldwyn. He rises 6 feet 8 inche
into the ether.
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On Friday evening the members of
the First Presbyterian church choir
enjoyed a toboggan party at River
side park. Lunch was served after the
outing IN the church parlors. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh R. Ruettell c~haperoned
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CHURCH
SERVICES

SERVICES
\ st. Paul's.
Sunday school, 10 a. m. Morning
Jonathan Watson, pastor, will preach.
st. Marks Ev. Lutheran.
Corner International avenue and
Fifth street. Ernest O. Armbruster.
Sunday school s:46 a. M; morning
worship IL; evening worship 8.
+ Emmanuel Lutheran
sos South Third street, Service in
English at 10 a. m; German service
at IL a. M; Sunday school at 8 a. m.;
the Ladies' Aid meets on Thursday
ut the home of Mrs. Fred
Scott, 613 First avenue. II. +. Buegei.
First Church OF Christ Scientist.
Church on Belmont avenue. Sum
day services, IL q. m. Subject, Love
Sunday school follows. Wednesday
evening service, 8 o'clock. Reading
room First National bank building.
Hours IL to s..
First Lutheran.
Belmont and Fourth avenue. s. l..
pastor. Sunday school and
worship, with Lords Supper. at 10:45.
Evening service at 7:45. p. A. Lee,
Luther league social Wednes-
day. 8 p. m. Boy Scouts Thursday,
1880 to 9. Priscillas, Saturday at
1901 Belmont (Mrs. Gislason).
First Presbyterian.
Sunday school at 9:45. DR.. E. o.
superintendent. Morning
wo1sh hip at 100: Subject ts WHY h
ut 1880, Int. and ST.. G. E. at GAS.
worship at 7:45. Subject:
The Revival of the Big Stick" Pray
er meeting Wednesday night At 7:45.
F. Halsey Ambrose.
ScaQdlnavian Baptist.
Corner Fourth avenu and Walnut
Sunday school, with adult
bible class, at IL o'clock noon! Young
Peoples meeting at Z n m. Evening
My Fathers Wells" Mid-week prayer
meeting on Thursday. evening at 8
at David Erickson's. 814
Cherry street. w. J. Horner, pastor.
Baptist Church.
John Gerald York. pastor.
1880 a. m. Sermon: Prayer and
Coming of the Kingdom" 1880,
Bible school. Paul B. Griffith. super
$3.50 D. M. b. Y. p. u,
Duane Sauires. president. 1880. Ser
mon: Suspended Sentence" BaP-
.ismal service. Prayer meeting We'd
at 1880 D. m.
Methodist EpiScDpal,
Morning service at 1885. Sermon:
Third Law of Motion in the
World" Sunday school at
M. w. A. Mcintyre. superintend-
ent. Epworth league at 1880. Spe-
,ial music by o. A.. Lyngholm. bari
Evening service at 1880. Ad-
lress: England and the Irish Free
The pastor will speak at both
he morning and evening services.
The Lutheran FREQ Church.
Corner Cottonwood street and Sec
md n Services in the Norwe-
sian language Sunday forenoon at
1890 and English services at 1880;
Sunday school and bible class after
services. Services Sunday evening at
1890; prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ming at g.; Ladies' Aid Friday after
in church; confirmation class
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. 1ngel
E1ovland.
German Baptist.
Corner Eighth street and Cheyenne
avenue, G. Sprock, pastor. 10 a. M.
Sunday school; IL a. m., morning
subject, 1.-THE Great Supper;
p. M, bible study for young peo-
ole; 8 p. m, evening service, Serving
the Lord" Tuesday evening at 8
young peoples evening"; stere-
opticon slides, illustrating what the
lew world movement has done IA for
eign fields will be shown.
CONGREGATIONAL Church.
Lawrence B.. Robertson, minister.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-11
CALL MADE FOR
PRECINCT ELECTIONS
tconunacd from rage I.

fconrnacd from Page I.
lone. p. W Clifford: Bear Creek. Wal :
ter Wilson; Cedar. r. l.. Hancock.
cimarron. precinct !. John Echman.
precinct ?. J. l. Mcdaniel: Cresceat
F EIarman. .. G. Wells: Guthrie
township. Del. Smith: Iowa. Jchl
Waldron; Ironmound VIM. Bross.
Le2ron. ". Z. English. Lawris. Tom
Huteherson. Marshall. John O'Nen
Malhail. Walter Matthews. OrlanIo.
Jack Green; Oakview. John Lowell.
Rose nm. John Favors: Seward. ].
Gordon: Springer. Albert Catler:
Spring Creek. n. Seyler: Springvalc.
Martin i.agrand: Woodland. Lee
Gooch. In the ely Of Guthrie. Ward
/. precinct J, Felix Adler: 2. Tom Far
rel: Ward >. precinct !. Judge A. c.
c. Bierer: ?. d. b. Mitchell: Ward J..
precinct !. T. A. Tunstall: = vacant:
Ward Z. precinct !. I. y. smIthson: :.
H. condict: Ward 5. Judge Frank
Dale and John l.. Calvert.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-11

'terAay and The Red Cross Esd.
prompt Investigation
< r =
A local taberculsr ex-seTvice man
came 10 the office Yesterday with 4
broad smile on his face ana good
news Through tie Red Cross lsis
compensation vas faised from So
10 800 . month The application
vas made just a Few weeks ago.
= x <
Not long ago a wife and baby were
deserted AZ the railroad station by
the husband She vas brought %
the office by one xh0 had been
helped by the Red Cross. A hro.her
was iocsiei IN the state and gent
money TO send his sister home.
= Z K
Airs John y Taylor of Washing
.on. y. O.. IS IN he city The gnes,
n Mrs Media Burnsdale. lil4 Eass
Noble. she viii spend several weexs
lere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-11
CHlCAG0 POLICE ARE
AFTER THE MO0NsHINEas
Eight Deaths From Poisoned
Liquor In Two Days Cause
Coroner To Plan Murder
Charges

Chicago. Jan "Moonsnlnefs
must answer fof mntler" became tho
siogan Of Coroner Peter NJ Hoffman
today as he Launched drive against
tooncggers. whose Product q aiiege;
10 have been responsible for eight
deaths IN chlcago within the past IS
hours
Coroner Hoffman announced that
he would ask Chlof of Police Ftz-
norris to instruct his men TO seek
the soller and arrest him in every
case OF crime whore there IS a possi-
filty that moonsh'ne may have been
the dominant cause. lie promised
the aid o, his own organization In
prosecuting offenders
The latest death at,fiIuted hy the
coroner TO moonshlne is that OF
Henry Autschback. who was shot ana
killed by his wife.
sirs. Auischbaek declared her hns-
hand came home drunk ard attacked
her with butcher knife when she
upbraided him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-11
e0VERN0R ROBERTSON IS
FEELING PULSE Of VOTERS
Chief Executive of State Wants
To Know What the People
Think Of Calling Special
Election 2


Governor Robertson IS out wlth a
statement setting forth tle need al
: special election ~ persit school
boards 70 repleaish the hsnds IN The
various school treasures. hut n T.
No, sure what is the b.sf cor-se 10
rrrsue. In this come 'ic- is re-
quests the taxrayers tc inform him
ahat they think OF las a8>s'ian and
help him TO make 40 his mind. ~
the time for deliheratioa !, short Tho
'tatement follows:
The Eighth legislasnrd hy adort-
ing ioint resolution 80. s. propose.
an amendment 10 section q. ar,iclc
-. Of the constitution. an' directed
the governor by osiA'4 concurrent
cso'ution No. ~. 10 submit ,ha same
q; special election.
The ehject and purpose n a.,
Proposed constitutions amendment
:, to permh school aliif.cN 10 levy
not more than IS m r on the dollar
for school purposes wi'hai The re-
eessiiy' Of election. as is now re-
qalrei. The amehfr.clf goes further
aud provides that bs special elec
ton This i5-mill ie can he ia
creased 70 g nils ~ ether words.
The law now gives SEA % hcAris he
'isht 70 levy { mills wi'Lcn ar clcc-
lor and Is mills Wit, ~ lection.
The amendment. IL aiap'.a wal
sive them the Fisht 10 lesy H. mills
sithoat an election and q mills Win
an election.
There seems TO b. concerted
mort al this time. On The art 81
teachers and members 80 tlat +,
adopted IL cdad 90 nliixea this
ycfr. ana inasmnrh "a the date for
holding annual school meetings is
liked by law for the lsst Tresd,v
Z" MaIeh this year, II viii 5e neccs-
'a'y to cail an election IN ne inn.
me'i'tie future in afd.w TO enable
".e various districts to take aivan-
'sge Of the provisions n his ,n.a,.
meat this year.
OWN 70 bus.re,q Oppression
ana scarcity of mon" | have hen
wondering whether ~ not u wouL
De q wise ihius to call special e.e,
IN al this time. D. who,hor II
wool 10 better Ia watt nrt. m,
.iimary or general elrriloa
I would like 10 De advised ,,v
ne taxpayers OF 'he staie en- ft.s
matter. but ! shall hl-e 10 maze m
iay mind within IA next ueek
OF So"
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BUCK GARRETT WANTS
4 SPEEDY TRIAL

Afdmore. Jan. 1l.-With 4 view CT
Speeding NJ Justice. attorneys for
Sheriff Back Garret. against whom
onster proceedings have been filed.
Tuesday filed a motion In distric,
court asking that date be set dur
ing the January term OF court and
that speedy action be taken In the
case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-11
SOUTH AMERICA VOLCANO
=. IS AGAIN ERuPT!NC
Inhabitants OF Neighaorhood
Villages, Terrified. Are Now
Fleeing For Safety
Zones

San Juan Del sur, Nicaragua. Jan.
1.-THE volcano Ometepe. on the
Island Of Ometepe. eiSht miles from
the western shore OF Lake Niehar-
aqua. j. IN active eruption MANY
thousands Of cocoa plants have beea
destroyed. large areas OF grszing
lands are covered with ashes and
many cattle are dead
The inhabitants Of the adjacent VIZ
lagos. terrified by the Internal rum
blings. are fleeing 20 zones Of safety
Considerable lava is flowing down the
s.i0S loot cone. but has rs yet done
no material damage. The eruption IS
the worst since 1855.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-11
A TEXAS WONDER

For Kidney and Bladder trouble
gravel weak and lame back. rhouma-
tism and irregularities OF the kidneys
ard bladder. Regulates bidder trou-
bles in children. II no, sold by drug
gists mail sl.25. Small bottle often
cure. Send for sworn testimonials
Or E W. Hall. asss Olive Street ST
Louis. Mo.
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THE SCREEN
Tae POLLARD

Elaine Hanmersteln. supported by
Niles Welch in The Ways Of n
Maid" is the offering Of she Pollard
today II Is said TO he one of the
best plays recently shown Thursday
q Robertson Cole super speciai
Silent Years a northern picture cf
gripping Interest
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CataIrh Means
Impure Blood


When Il affects the nose and
throat and becomes chronic i weaf-
ems the delicate lang tissies. deransfs
the digestive organs. and may lead 20
consumption II iInpairs the taste.
smell and hearing.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla. which ~
purifying the blood removes the easise
of the disease. so troublesome az inis
time Of year. and gives permanent 70
lief
4 had catarrh OF the head rnd
stomach. and dreadful ringing noises
in my ears. I decided 10 try Hood
Sarsaparilla: my health improved
uonderfuily. aud ] adopted HOOD
sarsaparilla as my family medicine
aIrs. n. Jenney Shaw. ST Johns Q
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kt kLU\ kLAN HAS
EDMOND CHAPTER

Edmond. Jan li-First intimatIon
of the existence OF the Ku Klnx Khan
az Edmond was given this week when
q letter. inclosing SIS for the deserv-
Ing poor Of the city. was received
from the klan by the Provident Asso-
citation.
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lone AorEL

Louis Rioa Wellington. Fhnsss;
Chas. W. Den. Kansas City; W. A
Galley. St Louis; c. Benbridge. 81
Louf' r. D. Ho;f FL Reno: Ed
Kelly Fl Reno; G. 5. Moore and wife
Oklahoma City; II. G. Souday. Enid /;
JACK Reiter. indianapolis. Ind: O. n
Hunter Chiekasha 4 W. Rals.oa.
Arkansas City; W. A. shannon or,-
iahoma City: b. G. Hodges Ok
muisee; J. ,. Cox. Okmulgee; nv
Davis Kansas citw J. f Joype,.
Mobile.
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GUTHRIE THEATRE

Open Your Eyes" IS the bil a..
the Guthrie Theatre toiay II IS a
daring, thrilling play ana ono thar
ycn aiil like ms different
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When YOU have a severe headache.
disordered stomach and constlpi.
iion. take three OF Chamberlain
Tablets. They will correct the dis q.
orders OF the liver and bowels. effect
ually curing the headache.
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rAE eEM

Franklin Farnam In SO This "a
Arizona drew good crowds 70 the
Cen yesterday. II is on again to-
day Also excellent comedy.
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FOTEL ARRIVALS
ElkS HOIEl

u Jones' Oklahoma City. r. c.
Williams. Denver: J II. Roubalt
Denver; A. F. vaneo. Denver: z. "
Markham. Denver
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Ine way modern parents are apine
the children leads as to fear "ths
little child" IS leading us aatray.
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FOR sALE-olr papers at the Leader
office
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Farm woman's club. Division No
. win meet with Mrs. chas Walter
Thursday with Mrs IIlxon as assist
ing hostess
Mrs silyer.horn all. be hostess %
the oecrnorky clno Thursday after
noon
= = =
Mrs Alma Beland viii entertain
the Friday Tea club Friday afternoon
x = n
The Buiidera class or the First ~
T.. church viii meet Friday evening
At the hone a MIR MeKennon
assisting hostesti Mrs J. s.
shearer and Mrs. A. + Swanson
< y z
+. 0. 8 Chapter WIN meet Friday
night he tempe.
& = <
Tie mounting ard costumes OF tn
~impresarlo" opera. TO be presented
az the Guthrie Theatre Friday nigAt
cost owe $4,000.
= x =
xgxE Exxxx xg =
= RED CROSS NOTES e
xx%x xxxHx xgE = = = = = =
An average OF twenty calls a day
come to the Red Cross by civilians
and ex-service men for information
OF various kinds including food
clothing, fuel. rent. employment.
medical care, etc.
r X x
A pitifIl condition Of neglect o.
mother and newborn babe was
reported from the rural district yes-
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Farm Womans club. Division no.
. win meet with Mrs chas. Walters
Thursday with Mrs Iilxon as assist
ing hostess.
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& : 8 8 81 : 7 m 3 Z


A pitifll condition OF neglect o.
mother and new born babe was
reported from the rural district yes
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Mrs. SilVer.horn all. be hostess %
the oeognorky clue Thursday after
noon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-24
FIRE ALARM BOXES

,1-Gordon and Meade Streets
,3-Madison Ave. and Paterson 81.
zf-Market and Sheridan Streets
,5-Smith Street and Central r. X
,6-Market and First streets
27-Raritan Copper Works
ss-High and Lewis Streets
34-Madlson Avenue and Smith Street
35-6mith and High Streets
,s-New Brunswick Ave. and New street
37-Smlth and State Streets
u-standard Underground Cable Co
I2-Atiantic Terra Gotta WORKS
4s-Buekingham Ave and Hartford ST
<5-CoTnmerce and Front streets
46-State and Washington Streets
47-High and Washington Streets
so-Cortisndt and Easton Streets
54-Stafe and Buckingham Ave-
g5-Parker 81 and Pulaski Ave
6s-Hali Ave. and Charles Street
57-state and Wayne Streets
59-Naurer
6s-Near Lead Works
sz-Washington Street and Park Avenue
Ss-New Brunswick Ave and Elm street
e4-smfth Street and Watson Avenue
E-commer and State Streets
ana Smith Streets
and Gordon Streets
H-Kearny Ave and Gordon Street
11-Brace and Hanson Avenues
n2-Smith and Herbert Streets
STANDBY Ave. and Washington ST.
6-Iahfxh Ave. and Stanford Street
-zTenr City Hospital
%fIoveinnd and Brace Avenues
f-AmDsk ~ ~ AHssass
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-24
NOTICE
Articles For sale

April 10th. 1922
To ALFRED STOIER. or whom 1t MAJ
concern:
the LEGISLATURE of the State OF New jar
sey entitled IAN Act for the better Pro-
lection of Garage Keepers and Autor .obtle
Repair Men (P. l. 1915 Chapter siz.
given that the undersigned. George Simon,
will sell on April 25th- 1929 at two O'Clock
in the afternoon at public auction 10 the
highest bidder. at his place Of business
corner New Brunswick Avenue and Con
very Place. Perth Amboy. New jersey
one 1920 Overland Sedan motor numbe;
sI4s4. serial number 60i9A-
The said Automobile was detained or
December End. 1921 by the undersigned
for a garage repair bill due him BY tbs
said Alfred stoier.
1zs54-4-11-12t. GEORGE SIMON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-24
EMPLOYMENT

Statesmen and Agents IS
sALESMEN-To call direct on consumers
with complete line of Ideal Quality Pro-
ducts. II your present earnings are less
than S45 weekly this is your chance to
join a real live organization. Call before
8. after 4 Room 423. Raritan Building.
SALESMAN-capable experienced sales
man for local territory; selling high
grade paints on strict commission basis
TO industries and contractors: 7 ust have
good recent selling record; reply by let
ter only. giving in confidence, full details
as to past and present employers, refer
ences, age and earning capacity. If now
employed, state reason for desiring
change. All references held in confidence
until after personal interview. Cohen
Corporation, Emmett and Goble SITS, New
ark. n. J.
Situations Wanted-Male 81
Observation-Disclosures. desires posi-
ton driving truck or private car. Phone
2267.
EXPERIENCED FIREMAN. years ex-
perienee. wishes position. Fireman. care
News.