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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-20
DE BASE GALL
! HORACE MANN DERRoTA A
La CENTRAL GRAMMAR


Ell dia diez seis de los corrientss.
cemo estaha anunciado de antemanos
ce.ebr6ss sn los terrenos de la escueia
sBaldorioty ae castro el desafio de
.sbasEet bsllN entire los equipos cen
trail Grammar Horace Mann Sc
nior
Componian nuestro podskoso team
las simpaticas j6vsnes Bslen Psrez,
Pura Marin, la 'hsrosna del dfa
Capullito zaragoza. quien desempeh6
Ia posici6n de forward; la c6ie-
hre Ethie McIntosch y Rosita Rodri-
euez de guards AntOiiia Rivera y
Nieves Prieto de center side
center respectivamente.
fDebido al gran entusiasuO y al I'M
teres reinante entire nuestras buenas
jugadOras, alieues ;ulanca pierden Ia
actividad 6estreza en- eI juegoy
nuestro team /" que sabs eanar GUAM
do quiere, pudo oar una tfemenda pa
liza al de "a .loza' Y ahora pne-
den convencerse Las entusiastas jus1
gadoras del central Grammar I, de
que s'Catafio conoce mlcuo de Ii
ga'', dues nuestras michachitas ela
aprendieronS las olvidarcn y Ia nan
vueito aprender, 10 que Quiere decir
que Ia conocen, como dijera el vlilgc,
de 'tPe Pa = Pero 10 mas risible
es, que el hasta aver sInvencible Gram
mar, (asi ellos an Querido ramarse)
haya tirado pcr 81 snsio-y dejaao en-
lodar ef bontto uniforme, que en- esa
lucha estrenaban
Don Ciqti debs convencerse uue el
Horace Mann ssnior esta va pre-
parade para incfiar con cualauier
team de su clase, dispuesto derrO-
tar cua11tos intenten lnchar con el |
= podemos dsclr. sin tenor eduivo-
carnos, que es Ell team que mas. !
canastos mete =. M
He aqui el resu.tado del juegO:
Oe CsASs $500 = A----- ftyl
H. M. s: 2Z-A1---2--5-A3
Como podra yer ef lector, ntestro I
team result6 triunfante por tres pun
tos contra su adversario.
AL terrninar el desaffo, r de este |
queremos lamar Ia atenci6n del o deI
los que correspondent, un grapo de "a
ga etones', abri6 ei fuegc con una ar
tilleria de pedradas, dandOse 81 case
anaiogo al del sho pasad0: que 'las
profesoras sehof1ta Diaz IA man
ager" del team recibieron unas
de esas baias minsraies, que NO ser
por el POGO Impulse con que fueron lam
zadas, las hubieran eausado mas dane.
Honda pena nos ha prcducido ga
nasle al team dc don ciaui, pero
amigo, la suerte siempre no liabria de
favprecetles. otfos dfss vendran. Is
"a probadO que los peuuenos de hoy Sc
ran los grandes dc mafiana =. Practi
Qeun mucho. = va veremos-
Eduardo HrDALGO.
CatanO, Pr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-20
Ell JEFE DEL GOBIERNe INGLES
HA lido A PALACI0
-LONDRES. noviembre r.. Es

r. LONDRES. novienabre H. Esta
manana estuvo en- Palacio conferen-
ciando con el rey Jorge el jefe del
Gobierno, quien permanecio dos ho-
ras en- el regio- Alcazar.
FL Rey, segun informa 9The I'll
nlesR parece que solicito detalles de
Bonar Law aeerca del resultado de
Ia luelia electoral.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-20
PAsTILLAS DE MENTHoL DE
BRIGGS 5 cENTAvos PAQUErE

Para aliviar Ia tos, guitar ronQuera,
Y eTitar catarros en- el pecho. Pidalas
On todas lAs Boticss Dstribuidorss,
10. CAAEAuHo 3 co. P. o. Boz s79.
San Juan r. r. s = rAdvt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
CHRISTMAS GIVIN'
By AUNT AGGIE

somtiim wonder about Christ
mas. - folks observe n now
The give an take o presents. hkf
spappn ii sosms. someh1t
An can't help doubun, a liue.
iheurh % ant FER me q, saw
n ~ whoss birth u remembers an
proyf o. iha modern ~ay
of rrnrfe It's nice an pretty 40
holly an mistletos
with bundles lied IN rlbbens an
greetings flyin' 20;
bat what set No. a-thinkln'. IN Q
sort O. doubtful fe1r.
J. whether 'aehsngin's pregnis Is
more'n selfish cheer
There want no thought % birer or
efi win strings . them
When ChHst VA sent 90 us back
there in Bethlehem.
Ths c9mfgrt stills in fo.ern the
examlse from Shove.
The spirit q that first Christmas
was rnre an simple love
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
lCopyrisht BY ELEANOR II. PoRTERl

AuF~e sl.rngeef her saaalders ana
ra.s'-d her e1etnlp fhf aay she ds-..
when sac feels particularly sopeaor
Ts.en STE said.
nof What dees auy GA fa-i-
hesgaa' Nour parion Hu D. aaeuSe
meaHi. Mss Mari Mare-bui VIA,
dees ANY man o. what's -, hsiueeie.i
viii pTvlis faee. an hls seases eau.
p'eirif tors away fram llu ~ a ehii
= s.rli Weli that's shat he nl
~ acted as = - uas heelffhsd Ii-
fpiipaed her sreund fhe hause llk.
tes ehen he Wssnt isaaln hsr %
something nfa. an be neaer to..k hls
effs - her faoe except 70 ltok AZ us
as much as ~ sa9 Naw alut she fhe
Nderahie cneatunew
NF father did fhaff I rusfed.
and realiy. you know J jus' cauidaf
hellepe mg ears And sou wnaidnf
either. u sou know Falher ~Nle
n"'er saw him ari like flafn
NJ. ruess SEQ didn't. laughed
Nurse sarah ulfh sh-ne. ~And
noiiher d'l snttosly else for loue
iiu' bow long dil lf lastf- asked
"oh monfh 81 ua,l.e six weeks
shrlgeel Nurse Sarah sThen il sanle
Setenll.er anl eoaiese lesan. ana aar
fafher had 10 ~ hack a. Dts icaeh.
ing things began 60 change ths.u
-iagas then. - you couia sec tAems~
wanted io know
Nurse sarah sarugeel her shouiders
again.
~oh. q, child what a little ones
ticn-hex sou arr sr' no mistake" sl.a
slfhe1 b., she didn't lak mal INST
hke The uay She does when ask uhf
she can take her iceih oni ana most
q Der hslr ~ ard cent ana thsnes
iike that CAS- n / dldn'f know what
dccs sle take fne for-a chndn Size
dlfni eNcn leas di>pleased Nurse
Snrah loves 10 'ulk. CAS- In Gdat
know fiat. ioo9 She just threw fhat
quick lesk ~ hers over her shoulder
and settled back confcniedly in her
chair kncu thea ! should rnt ihe
Whole story Ard I dil And Tm ~
ing % teli u here In her oun words
1usf as well as can REMEMBER it,
Ind snmmar ana aH 50 nicase re-
member that am mot making nii those
misiakes It's NnFse Sarah.
] guess. though. thar IL better put
y into 2 new chapter This one fs
Yards hong already How % They trH
when % begin and end chapters Tm
thinking us going 70 he snne sos.
writing ihls book diary. ] mean. But
] shaa love q 7 know And this Is
real siery-~npi ikc those fnadeup
ihAiss I've always written Tor ne girls
az school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
COSTS $4,000 TO CALL
GIRL TEACHER NEGRO"
Andrew Dalton. Farmer Of
Siigler Compromises a Bad
Case, Miss Ford Is
Cleared

Siislor otia pee - a wln cot
Andrew Dalton mere than q 200 go
4eai his words which besmlrghsd =
vomans good name
Dalton . wi1sls known farmer. n
Haskell goann Admitted defeat apd
compromised out Of court the so loe
slanter sulg brought against him sefs
ln The district cosfi hy Mics neulsh
hord. pretty Tahama seheol teacher
he asreed q pay ~ oosis and O. pay
Miss ford 5000
Tainted blood the traco a. the ne
Efo In Mics rords family tree was
the Accusation vgieed hy Dalton ln
hi. surrender he filed = petition vita
the conrt admitting the statement was
untrue
Battle lines % ihe damaeo sa't we're
iaut when Dalton withdrew hs
charges and pleaded for a settlement
Virtually the entire popuiaee 81 sur.
lef and ramaha. $50 witnesses were
assembled f,r the trial
Settlement of ne suii is considered
fsl ana the allegod ruema ia tr.
ever removed from Miss Foni namr.
acserdlng 20 tho ruling ~ the oaur'
Dalton admltlred that bis ohareo had
lls inception in Qususl Witch BE-.
san years $50 With " N piulon. the
faNng teachers siopfather
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
GOES TO DEATH WITH
BET AGAINST REAPER
Dying Gambler. Whose Friends
Stunned Hand In Final
Game. Plays Alone With
Mystic Chest

Hama. OKLA. nec IS fmn +. isne
farm home tn the Canadian Bottom
several miles east of Hanna comes 4
dramatic story n he's Hig Jaskr
Walker BET wilA nesth and Death loss
u vas there On Tpeaaay nlrht thar
laokssn walker, a bachelor of thrco
score lears and seven eho came west
from kentucky in the wla yeara ions
before statehood. dies "a. - had
lived Al~ass unique ehmaetsr he
mingled freely In the stormy society
Of A. epic axe. bur With ere exception
q an lnordiaa,c ,ure ihai EamhilnF
held for him. bis faults eere iew ana
be VAS renarons friend
A. he lay with The ley dew 81 death
upon bis braw he plteaasiy entreatcd
the assembled friends who had gath
cred wilh bin around many mlf
nisht samiug table IN the past iar a
last game together nnt hardened
gSnhiers ihoueh s.me 81 them haa
tscn in their hy-gone ycav hey
tesfiuily hesliaied IN the solsmulty ~
The finer hsur
Then exclaimed he diving MN.
Death and shall play 20 the end
The ruiiur passion of lifetime
sull held undlspatad dominion
They gave him his we'll worn deck
% eords
TN wager yon Death. ten del-
lar thai you lake me thi. time
#ill make Il twenty dollars thar ,sn
escape me Death was talking
Walker explained. IN ds,fum
Outside the wintry sind moaned
through the cedars hut ON, the rck
ina Of clock 'oihng the last fieo,ing
seconds of an obbing llfe stirred the
sepuiehnai silence within
soon The silence was br ken - aa
almast lnauieulate whisper Death
does take men and win
The clock struck the midnight hour
iusi as the veteran gambler lifted the
mystic curtain and peered throueh che
pale portal ~ shadcs BIS lasi rreai
gomblo with destiny done
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

Il is true that many contract
severe calds and recover from them
without taking any nrlcsution or
treatment, snd know ledfc = this
fact leads others % iske their
chances instead of giving their colds
The needed attention u should b.
horaa Ia mind that every cold
weakens the lungs lowers the VII
ialliy makes the system less able
20 withstand each vnccocdinr at
tack snd paves the way FOR the more
serious diseases Can YOU afford 20
take such desperate chances when
Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
famous for is cures Of bad colds
may be had for tnfe1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

me oklahoma Na. Flsstfie ce i
nesoilatlne wllh Fafe.l aulhgrius. q
sknnd ll slsstfe tfsusmls.tn Has
fron Norman lhroauh N.hlo b YER
ecn Ibs total Investment ~ this
project i. ln be shoat ili4ooo
Teisphant xf4sth in y rman 80
exceeded lhtl of Aa3 othef elsf ~ ths
lsmy a.se aecafdluE 60 stiustlss
rlssu 0al by mansUer ~ the oll, sk-
change Ths number u tslsphan.
haa Increased ffam 99 Is 1000 siHfs
1910 This was hra.lY 81. 20 80
rapid Groeih ~ che stats ual'srslIs
and % ihs town
The electric tfansmiasloa ins " no
Oklahoma Cis aua Electric Go NFta
oui ~ nunnlght through Payne sad
q enee county 80 field. has been
completed The COMPANY has laAeu
over ihe b. reflY n the cisvsisha
Electric 50 aud haa lssun sr'iuE
cleveland wlth eluifsfs otaef
towns connected wlth This new llus
are ysie. lennlnNs pawHss iiaileif
fsrlion and ssyefai oshsf minor
; lnls Tho line foss foo 600 and
carries y.usRe q epn
The oknhm Gas a Fisetfic g.
hos recently taken over lh. .srtre
nght plant 81 ollaa
Lindsay has 'aauliss -hiis ssr
on Main Avenue vhleh has turned
ulEhf lal0 dsY aluag thi' strrsl tAs
cost = The white usy -1s 5000
Cblekasha CAS- e Electric Sc has
purchased lha iiusA #punp liaht
plant from Rof llandolph aud lhs ~
council has cared an election 20 suls
apon tho matter as ta wheiher fran
chlso will he srantel a. ths Chiekalha
company % farnlsh electricity ior ih.
town oves a hlsh line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
IIARD on nOOfIIl~
~ IiIs CASf Nl\s

Woe be- unto me asessm =
hoorh 10 the cas- Z iht talis4
states versus MsCnrtask nov
pending N the cifepH ceafi - ta
peal. Ia 81 Louis f teld 2 %
iasor - ihs government
The caae. vhfh vas d.easd n
favor of the ravernm 81 in the
western district - "a ahuua "a
r1dfrll iudgs : u Caiisfaf year
ago. Involved M validity ~ ths
aei ., congress passtd ln 1892 which
m a. ne poss fsion ~ whisky hf
aaYone within che indian reriior
or upon any restricted Indian "a
ft'ouy and punlshable ~ ytaf
tn rfis1n
IuArs Coftffa' held tht tn tgi
ud iha subsequent smndneuf e
il witch Naa introduced 81 W Va
Ia tlnes several Yesrs aEe G. nat
ln nfllct with The nailonal prom
hilton att and stll q 10 tan force
and effect
rnder ne present prohibition Lac
aoas ssion ~ whisky ls punishable
only ny fine
Federal Iudre q T. WllNam. boz
he'd with Judro tilrri fhai The
law Il st1i ln effect but has he'a
ali -hlsay cfr.s IN shtYsnee ptnf
me tho decision q tht circuit oour
= spp alf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
ouR QUESTION DEPARTMENT

Helen writes 10 inquire how she
can get into the movies We are
tempted T. get on the old gse about
buying a ticket. but knowing Helen =
serious Wen say it no longer IS ner-
essafy 70 have any talent for acting.
fhsugh n Is very essential 20 be pret-
~ Tie other essential Is 70 have been
acquitted Il wandering some poor
member q the male sex and acquitted
by 4 Juror to have been the star
IN divorce scandal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

The government is cous idernr
making the so-oolled respectable ci-
iizen" who buys bootleg whisky guilty
along with the bootlegger We al-
ways consider the purchaser q boot
leg stuff ~ gulltv morally. a. the
seller it q the person who is TOO
good citizen 10 make lt.' bur bad
enough O. bus it who Keeps The boot
ieeger in busintas says the Geafy
Times Journal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

at desire "a r. r.ad e. or sung -.
a,i1 fhst she all nef wish a. raas
xatas> She had cail.~i heF daughter.
Is law n fa have a Ssraous taik With
lseF TAen shs iod har. giH very
iaa'.,e. that she vaS moss, an ch1a.
ish aa' nadlgninesi. sn' that II was
no, enls Sits bar VERY ~rns far her
in sNpa-gi g. have her husbands enilre
attention that he Had his own vork
al e eas 3 yen lmpslam one lge
was resFg ts he president 10 the eal.
leec souse asy. Ike hls Father hefore
him an q was her plse 70 ifln HIN
in every var she eeuia help him a.
he popular an well liked ~ al the
eoliege people al sindrnts an he
cealant ~ Thar q she Insisted all the
fime ..n keepin him - herself er lo.ak.
ln saar An' erlss n she couldn't have
him
'Of course that ain't an she said
hut ! remember ih,s lars particular
o. account q whai happened AFTER
uard lou see yout ana she fvlg
awful had sac cried little. an
sighed iof. an said she'd trs. she
neaas weuld tp 70 help her husband
In every way she couid. az she
wouldn't u>k him apngher eace. not
once. 10 stay With her An she
eeailnr lohk sour an cross either
Shed promise she woulant An she'd
iy. she'd rs 81. 50 hard. to be proper
an ainlrci
She goi un then an went euf %
The ruam so quiet an sflll you woaldnr
knoe she Was mosin nui heard her
~ ia her reun cylu' half az haur
later. uhea , stopped ,ufe Il her
doar % ~cc Il she was there An
sis was
"hai she wasn't crsln hy Night
Noi aluch SHE was Shed wished her
fax an' dressed herself np as feeiiy
a. could tc All size urvrf ~ much
az looked as II she wanted her bus
band o. sias With Ser. when he said
rshf after supper fhaf be GUESSED
he'd 50 ont 80 che ehsenAtory An
tNas fhai WAY right along after that
knew. cause ! watched You see
I knew What shei saii shed do Wet
shs ana li
''Ihcn pretty quick tfter that. she
began go SCI acquainted n ihe town
Folks called an there wH, parilrs an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

carolcfs and reckless motorists
are attracting the attention of law
makers 20 the necessity ~ stringent
regulations 70 protect the public from
the dangerous results Of oaTeleasncss
~ reckIessness or reckless disregard
for the rights ~ Others IN many IN
stance. they need protection from
their own speeding mania before they
cause scfloae ending 10 themselves
and their l5yed ones. ssya the Jcn-
nings News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
chamhsflain's Cough Remedy
the MctNsrs ravorlte

The soothing snd healing proper
ties of Chamhs rlains C1urh Remedy
lte pleasant taste and pfompi and
eff gtaai eHria have made II a
tatof.ie Nth people everywhere II
s especially ufffd hy mothers %
Younr children iCr colds. Group and
whooping couch. az lt aiNays afiorda
quick felltf ard q free from opium
and other harmful drugs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
an EAslen 10 oaEY

Bllnh Do you think people really
want the ten oommandmeht re-.
ylsed2v
links. Yes. they want them -
changed that the shall nots viii read
shall and the shalls read shalt not
They would BE- 70 much easier y OBJ
serve and their consciences could 90
on an extended Vacation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
Yes. Guess Was n the kes; Room
That Day. Too--er-Dgstn'."

an plain what he thought II her gal.
litaniin' round from moruln' till night
With them young students an' profes-
sors an hasin' them here. too. such
iot iiii ihe house was fairly oferrnn
wiih them. re sJd he Was shc,ksd
an scansaiized. an' didn't she have
arf regard for his honor an deccncy.
y ste difnt ~ herseifl An oh q
Wliaie ga more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

The waist ilne ls 10 Be m we'd again
according 70 The late fashions noted
when Il comes 70 changing places of
abode q Methodist preacher has moth.
ing on that elusive equator quotes
lhe EnIt EagIe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

A candidate never consents 70 run
except uptu the earnest solicitation
of scores Of friends who forget 70 set
oul o the polls according @ The wau-
komis Hornet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
Children Cry
FOR FIETcHER's
G d 9 7 9 RIA

GEMS FROM GUIDE
BOOKS 70 succEss
Life q .ysr fam0ists fillHsss
eliminate fhe w%sk spots stfNnfta
automatically lneteaW.s wlfh Mtts
sappianlins tha tfaillles y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
sGwN ENsr ysssr
" INDUSTRIAL pRooRUss

Work ot rebuilding the Southwest f
orn Bell Telephone plant at Perry Will
berin son. according 10 letter re+
colyed by Meyor johnson, from u .
Benfol general manager ~ the com
panY
MANAGER Runyan of the Rural Tel
ohono Co.. has finished ths install
lstl1n - The new switchboard and ths
company IA now sble 20 render thn
peaple better servse The board ls
Of the latest type and larse enough io
accomodate future growth Ned
ford pltriol star
The Norman Transcript states ihaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
INNOCENT aAvG TO sUFFrR
vytra rar na,t

There is'cne thing 70 be ssid about
moiar cars-thcy have enabled = lot
% fools 10 advance the date of their
funerals SAN Hiil The worst of Il
5, they have d-ne /, also fr many
others y ~ Reed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
80 be conunuea)


= = = Xxx = = = 4 = = > = = =
The prsferipfian biank w not
plain and ih4 name - the drug
could easily have been mistaken.
TIE 6rugsis pui up shat ne
thsngib was esisd fr and IS
minutes after taxing capsule .
New YORK doctors patient died
set. oonad ring tho gr a number
n Pre- rr'vi0ns flied da3y drug
gisss make fNsr mistItes than
other men A druggist ~e oa<e
know 8sed to oln up The doctor
fsr confirmation q his prescription
whfn the ooss was .arse. but the
doctors resented g. And b. had =
quit businssr in that tsun and go
ssmeshers else
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

Anthracite miners dig up an aver
age tvo-thirds Of ton less Of coal
each day than those employed IN bi-
luminous mines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18
NKsw wwgw wwaM NNa
y FROM THE STATE pass y
H wNNN NWNE ENNN Ems

Another evidence ~ world advance
ment points out the Kansas civ
Kansas is that ihe King oi Spain vii
nj permit garlic eaters 20 approach
him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

Dust settles Why don't you @
the sameT demanded the BIN col
lselor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

Aecordlnf 90 The joplin Globe. the
report o. John Y peus. sccreury of
tho Ozaik Playground ass. s.ellti0n
shows that approximately 10000
tourists visited tho olarks last year
and that they spent 5000. 900 while
there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

An American officer was drilling /,
Russian regiment llo sneozed auf
three men answered. 1ierc'" hugo
News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-18

Home Helps A splendid way %
make D husband stay az home 4 night
IS 20 stay there with him saya the
Barilesyille Examiner
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
KEYPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Finkle enter
tanned this week Mrs. James Bau-
mohl, Mrs. B. Greenfield and Samuel
Sherman, of Brooklyn, and Mrs. A.
Morrison and Emil Morrison of West
Hoboken.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Anderson, of
Red Bank, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. earle Anderson this
week.
Mrs. George w. Stidfole is spend
ing several weeks with relatives and
friends in Newark.
The Guild and Ladies' Aid of the
Reformed church are planning to
hold the annual bazar on Thursday
afternoon and evening, June 20.
In the contest for perfect at
tendance at Calvary NJ. f. church,
Mrs. Garrett Van Giesen'3 class Of
boys. and Mrs. Loreno Mason's class
of girls tied for honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lester Terry are
spending several days in New York
At the Reformed church tomor-
row evening Rev. Reynolds will de-
liver a special address to the Mems
Club of the church, which has a
membership of over 1870 active
members. The club will attend the
service in a body.
Miss Dorothy Bedle. who attends
school al the Woman's College, New
Brunswick, is at home for the sum
mer vacation.
Mrs. Lottie Child, Mrs. Vera Page
and daughter Virginia are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scott Hopkins.
The June meeting of the Mon
mouth County Historical Society will
be held in the Old Tennent church
on Thursday afternoon. June 2s'
when the speaker will be DR.. Will
liam Starr Meyers, of Princeton
University. The meeting will take
place at three o'clock, daylight saw
:rg time.
Mrs. Josie A. Hoff entertained a
number of relatives on Friday al
ernoon in honor of her guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Ogden, of East Or
ange.
Among those from the borough
who attended the wedding of Miss
Elsie Lee Smith and Howard Cot
tingham at New York Thursday
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Smith, Mrs. w. stephen Wallace
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lester Terry.
William Anderson. a student at
Rutgers College. is at home for the
summer vacation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
ODD FLOWS TO Attend
BETHEL SUNDAY MIGHT

TOTTENvILLE. June 1.-THE
Builders is the subject of the SER
mon by Rev. Oscar l.. Joseph, pas
tor. at Bethel Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow morning at 10:45
o'clock. The junior choir and the
Junior congregation will be in at
tendance. The Sunday school meets
at 9:45.
Bentley Lodge No. $40. Odd Eel
lows, will attend the services at
night at 7:45 o'clock. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. William
Burd, pastor of st. Marks church.
Pleasant Plains, a member of the
order in exchange with the pastor.
who will preach at st Marks. We'd
nesday mid-week service will be at
s o'clock. Echo addresses of the
Laymen's conference of the Eliza
beth district held at High Bridge.
will be given by W. II. David and
Almert Hamman, the delegates of
Bethel church,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
GRADUATES FROM
RUTGERS WITH H0N0RS

KEYPORT, June 17.-Harry
Wolfe Goldsmith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias Goldsmith. of Church
street. graduated from Rutgers Col
lege this week receiving high hon
ors. In an extremely large class Mr..
Goldsmith stood fifth in high honors
and received special honors in cleo
trical engineering which he expects
to make his life work. Mr.. Gold
smith was graduated from the Key
port High School four years ago
with high honors and entered Rut-
gers the following fall. He left yes
terday TO accept a position with the
General Electric Company at Schen-
ectady. N. Y, which position was Of
fered him before he had completed
his education and is one of great
responsibility.
Those attending the commence
ment exercises were Mr.. and Mrs.
Goldsmith. Mrs. Mathew Artzberger,
Mrs. Walter Walling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hill. Miss Marguerite Hill,
Miss Edna May Hill, Mrs. David c.
Walling.