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MISS MARGARET NJ. ELpRICK
Special Dispotch 10 The T,,ib,,

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
GREENWICH, Conn, April 18.-Miss
Margaret NJ. Elphick died at the Green
wich Hospital to-day. She was seventy
four years old and was sister of Mrs.
II. O. Asten, with whom she made her
home Sometime ago she suffered n
paralytic stroke which developed heart
disease
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Scots Honor L. s. War Dead

WASHINGTON, April 18. A floral
wreath, expressing the tribute of Amer
lean Scotsmen, was laid on the grave
of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington
to-day by Walter Scott, of New York.
Royal Tanist Of the Order of Scottish
Clans of the United States and Canada.
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L -, N r, bSyls is member of the Union
'TT 'i,s I,s, Riding, Piping Rock
buff and Field and other clubs,
Mrs. er-CampbelI Welded

Mrs. Elizabeth Powell Frazer-Camp-
peii' widow of w. Baltic Frazer-Camp-
pen De and daughter of Mrs. Robert !.
rare Powell, of Ardsley-o Hudson
was married yesterday afternoon in the
fhantry Of Grace Church to Sigourney
., OIney' son of the late Peter B. OIL
ny. because OF mourning the we'd
tended. Peter B. Olney was best man
for his brother
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The wedding of Miss Anne Bennett
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
took place yesterday afternoon in St
James Church. The bride had her
sslster-in-law, Mrs. Arthur Bennett. for
her matron of honor. The Rev. vii
liam II. Owen, NJ. A. B. D., rector of
Holy, Trinity Church, Lenox Avenue,
was best man.
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Birth, Engagement. Marriage.
Death and I'm Mcrnoriam Notices

u1ap be tclephoncd 10 The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for in
scftion in the next days paper.
Telephone Bcokmon 5000.
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RICHARD G. CALTHRop

SYRACUSE, N. Y, April is Profess
sor Richard Grant Calthrop. fifty-six
years old, instructor in vocal music
College of Fine Arts, Syracuse Unvcr-
sity, is dead here following a stroke
of apoplexy.
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Ball for National Navy Club


A ball for the benefit Of the Ma
tional Navy Club, which is operated for
the use Of men in the navy and Marine
Corps, was held last night at the Ritz
Carleton. It was we'll attended, and
among those who gave dinners were
Mrs L. G.. Potter, chairman of the
committee; Mrs. Julian w. Robbins.
Mrs. Duncan Harris, Mrs. Charles A.
Childs, Mrs. William H. Hamilton,
Mrs. Patrick Valentines Mrs. Edward
Tolfree and Mrs. Rensselaer, King.
Nearly all of these women served or
the reception committee. :. mems re
oeption committee which received Rear
Admiral Jones and his staff consisted
of Douglas Gilman, Frederick j. Tai
colt, J. Frederick Tams, r. A. c. Smith,
Commander Josephthal, Paul Hammond
and f. C. Delafield. Many officers from
the New York Navy Yard, the L. S. S.
Maryland and the Marine Corps at
tended.
Those who served on the junior com
mittee were Miss Muriel Vanderbilt,
Miss Felicia Fisk, Miss Audrey Hof
man. Miss Louise S. Wilson, Miss Car
lotta Havemeyer, Miss Wandern
Jeanne Reynal, Mrs Martin b. Sapor-
tas, Mrs. Shannon Meany and Mrs.
George J. Gould
The ball committee, headed by Mrs
Edward c. Potter, included Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, Mrs. f. H. Hartman,
Mrs. Julian W. Robbins, Mrs. Duncan
Harris, Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, Mrs. Oliver
Hartman, Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn
Mrs. Charles A Childs, Mrs. Hugh D.
Auchincloss, Mrs. William H. Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Edward Tolfree. Miss r.
Moulton, Mrs. James LenoX Banks jr,
Mrs. Frederick Alexander and Mrs.
James B. Taylor jr.
One of the features of the evening
ton fox trot by Peggy Marsh and Al
Novel costumes, representing adver~
tlsements. books and popular plays,
we're plentiful at the final dance of the
Saturday Evening Dances, held last
night in the Rose Room at the Hotel
Plaza, While costumes were not obi-
gatory, nearly every one appeared IN
fancy dress
The Saturday Evening Dances were
organized by Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhine
lander Francis w. Crowinshield was
one of the judges of costumes, and a
feature of the evening was 2 dance by
the Russian dancer Nireska. Among
those who entertained at supper were
Mrs. Rhineander, Mrs. Dom Barber
Mrs. Edward c. Parish, Mrs. William
Pitt Trimble and Mrs. j. Theus Munds.
Mrs. w. G. Rockefeller a Hostess
Mrs. William G. Rockefeller will give
dinner in the small ballroom Of the
Plaza Hotel Friday night for Miss
Hope Lincoln and Miss Coombe. There
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DEATHS

DEATHS
ADAM-0n April II. 1892 Catherine r.
Adam (nee Dyer). beloved wife OF Joseph
G Adam Funeral on Thursday. April
d De- at @5iS cambio,5 f0 her r @is rSs
thence to our Lady Of Mercy Church
Marion az, near Fordham Road. at
Thomas Francis, beloved husband Of
Margaret Attridge ana beloved father of
Margaret and Evelyn and brother Of
Domlnlck Attridge' Spanish War vet.
veteran Of lat Battalion. =. Z. \. NJ.
Funeral from his late residence 12>
West esd 81. on Thursday, q 81. N.
Requiem mass at Church of St. Paul the
Apostle Interment Calvary Cemetery.
BARFEK-George G.. at the residence Of
ms sister. Mrs. Clarence Vose. Beheport.
j.. /. on Monday. April II. 922. Inter
n.ent a Newport, r. ]. Newport papers
please copy.
BIsHoP-On Easter Sunday. Peter, beloved
husband OF Mamie Nanderhoof. Funeral
at bis la te residence. Bayport !. j. on
Wednesday, at p n. ConNeyances viii
meet Sayvlle train leaving Pennsy wanna
station at II
BiTTNER-On Saturday. April Is. Mrs
Mary a. Bittner, in her 10Th YEAR be
loved mother OF Mrs Joseph Murray and
Gertrude Bttner Funeral viii be held
Wednesday. at 10 n m. from her lato
residence. Tiemann aV.. Corona, l.. ].
Mass of requiem at 81. Leo 3 Church. In
terment Calvary Cemetery.
NE-Thcodore =. at his residence
637 Park pl" Brooklyn survived by ms
MluoN, Mrs. -\e1'Ie }7oWhe' services uts
vate. in Greenwood Cemetery Wednes-
day morning, 10 30. Middletown, y. j.
'"t'-' i'N VF'
BRIEGER Monroe NJ. Campbell Funeral
Church. FRIDAY.
BROCkMAN- Wilhelufne beloved mother
OF Ernest, william. Herman. Anna and
Henry. Funeral service At her late resi-
denee 1891 Soth st Brooklyn Wednes-
BHOOKER- April 1G. 1922. Fannie f
once Fawcett). beloved wife of william
r Brool1er. after 4 brief illness, Services
East 17Stn II New York on Thursday.
April 90 at > D. m Tnterment Woodawn
CARR-On April II. 1922. Gensge y. be
from his late residonce, 3l34 broadway.
Thursday. $50 II. m Requiem mass a.
corpus Christi Church. 10 a. m
c.,,,,rrU e,1aa-,,. -, c,,ra,. ,-,.t,
CAV ANAt GU -Suddieni%. on Sunuay; a Pill
i,c Y ,1, o. r13,9 ANA T tiiia (.avan9ugh
aged ~ Funeral from his late resi-
dence G49 ninth av "Wednesday
April 10 at 1890 a m; thence to the
Church OF the Holy Cross where mass Of
requiem viii be offered for the Iepose OF
ms soul Ihlerheht calvary cemetery.
CLANCA on Apr! -, W. Iholha7' pc
i0Ved husp"nu on - % 5tielIite = l""y5 ,ee
Lu5N n@tlNt US ~ int
M ~ cinnc[, Funeral from his late
nsI5arre en Morton 81 on Wednesdav
April IL. at $40 a. m; thence to s.
Neronica's church Christopher st
DAWSON Monday. April II. 1922 Kate
Funeral from her late residence. 2730
Decatur av., on Wednesday,. April ~. at
$50 a. M: thence TO Church OF our Lady
Of Mercy. Intermen' calvary Cemetery
DAVIS-At New Rochelle, n - on Aprti
Is. 1922, Harry Tohey Jr, beloved son
of Harry T and Eva {. DAVIS
r,YS/,Rxgp On NfcpI.,. hDy{l II ana IN
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Daily will take place to-day at the home
Of the brides parents in Greenwich,
Conn.
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married set and the debutantes of the
season. Mrs. Rockefeller has obtained
eighty seats for her guests at the play
of the Hasty Pudding Club, to be held
in the ballroom Of the Plaza that
night This is the second night Of the
play, and it will be followed by q
dance. Mrs, Rocllefellers guests will
have supper in the small ballroom Of
the hotel, also.
Miss Lincoln, who is one of the prin-
cipal guests. Will be married on May
%, to Reginald Coombe. She is n
sister Of Mrs. William A. Rockefeller,
daughter-in-law of the hostess,
Many Of those who will attend the
dinner to Lady Astor tomorrow night.
which is to be given under the auspices
Of the English-Spcaking Union, will go
to the Sunrise Ball at the Ambassador
Among those who will give dinners at
the Ambassador preceding the ball are
Professor and Mrs. Henry Fairfield
Osborn, Mrs. Edward Roscoe Mathews,
Mrs, Newbold lie Roy Edgar and Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn jr.
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DEATHS
81 LONE

Malone IN hsr 9ed yea Fnn0rsi froa,
her isie resldenc1 6qs6 nambr.Ige A..
on Thnrsd,tx Ann. 10 a. r. In-e~-
asent pri[sfo
MAJ ~ ~ re- Mer.hs .tobia..
son .ds"nnH eff" Of the latte E'1wari
baldwin Manning and mot0er Of Cha
l2iie y Manning Funeral sefr!ocF
nuIsa'I 7t hubbard Mcmoria' fh"ne..
on Arrival of ~ train. Hartford Md
"'e'""' ana aberdeen papers COPY
VI tyoy Afare l.. bo'osea ,y.ts Of J.f1
James V-a-4 If No. ho no pr,,.
SIDE pi.to Nov eo.bs.c >n-
fuueraI sr-..ccs Io.y Fani.v Church.
New Rochelle NrarcsJsr .aoratuc ~
10 III 80 g. M fniera4eni ,-a,va4,
'"t ti.I y. scl don't Apr. ;f zee.
ff,r,,.r "a nlF9en"
~ Geo.eo afoer',- aei sra. nor n eo'a.
his I9.o restleno. ,o ,r.s- is,,
'rhur4aat Apyii - Ir-s
ueui futhersn cemet..r
MoNtHtN on Apr is Cornelius Mona
han oooF"d husband ef Juts Mouehau
corr org S" Irosa5 "f[,r rs, q. e Com.
rsriors 135 Eas, con e. on " ednosdse
hrrt 49,. "'ie" 20 ti.A
$50 aot "a, -. , .I,i In ~,
''' '''''' .''''i '8'f@. J 't'''
Nj IL AHN suddenly. on April &C.. fa1
i.-~ N ''eenS '"eIet rom I,
Wcdro.ds, f.--.,.,.
,ait t.eir.feyr A,,t,.-.,i.'. -.,rfee
Venue,
= Al ~ - Ap." H. Mag [aihan, be-
i'teo hNsb"nd OF NoS'!'e Na>h%n. ia h.7
'fto year notice ~ FUNERAL later.
OLIVER April IT. a. h,s residence
"a W@s' 97ta ST.. Walter - belotsd
husband OF Margaret Oliver taee Rhat
~. ~, an an NJ nl.s OF t.1
l9 rb,,1"ls, 49, ~" ''S , "a ~
tenement t-af,.e,.' fo1-,.,-,-
r.,>,,n
f ''f "l''e g. NC @'r3p p. = -
% go 81 "t'" 4"
ti -, - o'N.S D. l.l -:
day evening A. o'clock. Interraenr g
foxsact5e = s Relatives ard friercs
PALMER uddenfv oo Anru u Ia7.
Rev Abraham John Palracr. husband O..
Tho iste Emma Ias, Palmer and father az
Dudley y Palmer. John l.. Palmer and
Mrs William LOYAL Andrus at whoae
residence. 1s7 Kivcrside Drive ne now
lle' l'unerai services a. 81. Paul's ". F.
Ini n Wet End az and West ssth =
'n.tis'i'l i'"7""""' Arril TO- iF1@ -
1i"eH. ipt"Fmeht At Cedar Hll Gene
,etF. .\eN ouTRh ~ Y. a. u 80 .. p
,eersia ,..,,.s e. -, - ~" anu
:, .,,r,,,,,l,,
- 80 Eh>oN- FRANK ~. Campbe
PETRIDFS-C April IL 1922 a. =.
perkFide az. FiatbUeh. BROOKLYN Helen
Nj beloved wife OF Or Il Petridas and
daughtet Of George ~ EaruItz. Funera
Thursday. April 20. ~ . p. m.
Charles " bofo,.os ~.
ha~1 of Gertrude - = ~ 49," -
on April IL suddenly. IN HE 5sth yea
II q f.
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GEORGE NESBITT HANNA

gresham Ernest r. Alderman;
brother and three sisters.
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Mrs. w. G.. Rockefeller Hostess

Mrs. William G. Rockefeller will give
dinner in the small ballroom Of the
Plaza Hotel Friday night for Miss
Hope Lincoln and Miss Coombe. There
will be eighty guests, from the young
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SH0FTELD-Anna p Campbell Funeral
Church. M.lne sdaN- - = m

sTEVLtN SUNDAY. April IL. 1922
Geraldine VI. Shevln, beloved dauEhte
o. Ann letters Sheviiu and the la
Thomas SheVllp. Funeral from her Iat
residence. 225 Berkeley Place. Brooklyn
on Wednesday. April -. ar a m
thence to ST AuEustine's r c Church
nj arnlnnt lInl,. a.rnas q
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st ILINAN ION Monday. AVN n l9ts
Daniel. beloved husband Of Hannah Su
Ivan tnee Kelleher). native Of KNOCK
duff Bonane, County Kerry. Ireland
letter carrier Times square postoffic
station Funeral from his late residence
365 West 2tth St. on Thursday. al 80
M Requiem mass Church Of s.
Columbia. 10 q m. Interment Calvary
l'aln o
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ROSENEERE-

- II 'TI3Tl'4Ft = pIIT ! o. NJ FeTT \
Amboy, y. J.. the Rev Daniel Rosen
berg; in The S2d year OF his age. hus
Pand Of he ate Peppi Rosenberg an
dearly beloved father Of Mrs HERNIA
Schwartz Mrs. John MarRaretten. Mr.
samuel Spiegej. Mrs Samuel y Bleicf
and Max. Henry. Morris Jack and the
late PhLLIp =. Nosenhzrg.
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Monday. April -. 1922
John NJ Tienlen. in his 18th year. dearly
beloved husband Of Bertha Tienkep fnee
Lane and brother of Louis Tieukon
Relatives and friends. also Amt Tagene-
Club and teanei clubs of which the de-
ceased was member are rcsepectrlliv
invited to attend the funeral services al
St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Churc II
81 christopher st. on Thursday. April 20
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lG. 1922. Mary Wheel.-
beloved wife Of Benjamin Williams Fu-
neral Wednesday, y. m. from her late
residence. - Topping av. Tottenville.
Staten island. =. y Internent Mora
wan Cemetery
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~ : Ift.Iiieid, \ =, on Tues
day. Aprii -. 1879. Robert. son OF thu
ate Mary Jane Quinby and Isaac "
Rushmore Services At his Iate res
dence. 1872 West Sth st. Plainfeld. y j
on Friday. April 81. al 80 p. m
SCANLoN-On April 1s. Kate scan,o,
tnee Morrissey) widow Of John Scanlor
beloved mother Of Katharine A. AMI
MarT J. Scsnlon. Funeral from Belskv
& sons Pariors, 35S East 72d ST. op
Wednesday, l.. III. Interment Calvarr
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REDWOOD-Dora. beloved mother Of Flora
Ben tamtn. st her residence 607 Yves,
April -. a 10 a. m. a. Martin Pick.s
Chapel. 227 Ieuoy ar
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ROTH Herman l., on April u. beIovei
husband Of Kate Roth. father Of Flo.-
ence son of Samuel and the late Jose
phine Roth and brother Of Frederic
Roth and Mfg Julia Brown Funerai
services Thursday. April 90. at . n,
klnalN nlnLt nnMars
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ST. John

ST. JOHN April II 1872. Elizabeth
beloved VIE Of the late Thomas s,
John. Fureral from Der LATE residence
"a Convent av. on Thursday at "a
m; thence TO church Of Annunciation
where requiem mass w.l be offered
Iaterinent 81. Raymond's Cemetery. Au
tnln0hiln cnrtaEa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-24
RARITAN TOWNSHIP,
F0RDS, AND VICINITY

Miss Mabel Warmsdorf, Miss
Sophie Warmsdorf and Miss Eliz-
abeth Pfeiffer spent Wednesday
night at the Metuchen Y. M. c. A.
Miss Anna Mueller, graduate of
the New York Normal school, has
been added to the faculty of the
Clara Barton school.
Mrs. A. Sher was a Perth Amboy
visitor yesterday.
The Episcopalian mission of Forda
have refused to accept the offer
made by Charles Bloomfield to build
a church on the front of his estate
and in addition to deciding the prop
erty to them q sum of money was
included.
Charles Runyon, supervising prin-
cipal Of the Board of Education cf
this township, was the chief speaker
at the meeting of the Parent-Teach-
ers Association yesterday afternoon.
He explained the educational meas
urements Of the children as a de-
sirable faction in classifying their
standards Recent tests made
throughout the state proved a val
liable asset in determining the stu
dents abilities.
A cinder walk in front OF the
Clara Barton school will be built by
the Pfeiffer estate, 1t was announced
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-24
$4,000 SUIT AGAINST
BARBER ASPHALT Co

The Barber Asphalt Company of
this city has been made defendant in
a damage suit for 100000 brought
for Chester Wo1czanski by John
wolczanski his next friend and John
W~olczanski. David T. Wilentz rep
resents the plaintiff.
The suit is in two counts the nrst
being for $4,000 and the second for
$4,000. Under the first count it Is
alleged that on May 1. 1922, while
Chester Wolczanski seven years old,
was crossing State street. at the
point where Lehigh Valley bridge
crosses the street he was struck by
a motor truck belonging to the Bar
Der company. The complaint de-
clares that as q result of the acci-
dent Wolczanski had a fracture Of
the pelvic bone which resulted IN
the shortening of his leg; curvature
of the spine, and such other injuries
that he will be prevented from MAX
ing a livelihood. He sues for $685.
900 damages.
On the second count, John Wolc-
zanski. the father of Chester Wolc-
zanski, seeks $4,000 damages for
the loss of his sons services and the
expense to which he has gone in en-
deavoring to cure the injuries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-24
DRIVER FINED
At JANESBURG

JAMESBURG, Nov. 24.-Charsed
| with driving an automobile reckless
ly and causing damage to the
amount of $50 to the automobile
driven by Furman Dormer. of War
rem street. John F. Neville, Brooklyn,
was arrested by Chief of Police G. ].
Ffllhower yesterday and at a hear
ing before borough Recorder Harry
l.. Emmons. was fined $25, after adj
hitting the guilt.
Neville was taken to the Office of
DR.. John l.. Suydam, who after ex-
aiming Neville, was of the opinion
that "he had some under his belt
but was not in an intoxicated con-
dition."
Dormer testified that he met Ne
vile coming in the opposite direc-
ton on the proper side of the road
way when Neville's car suddenly
swerved across the road crashing
into his car.
Accompanying Neville was a fe-
male companion, who declared she
was the wife of Neville ana the mo-
Their of eight children. who she had
left at the Brooklyn address.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-24
R. 4. EVENT
FOR EYP0RT

KEYPoRT, Nov. 24-Tonight a
big meeting Is scheduled to be held
at the Royal Arcanum rooms. WHEN
Coronal Council will entertain the
other councils, which are members
of the Progressive Six. This group
includes the councils at Jamesburg,
Metuchen, Perth Amboy, Wood
bridge, New Brunswick and Coronal
of Keyport.
A distinguished visitor is expected.
it being Grand Regent William J,
Kendrick, and in honor OF this dis
tinguished visit a class initiation has
been arranged and Coronal's famous
degree team will exemplify the rit-
ual. A large class is expected to lie
received at this time for the festivi-
ties which will follow the business
of the evening. A large attendance
is expected and besides the councils
in the group guests are expected
from Coast City Council, Asbury
Park, Long Branch Council of Long
Branch and Red Bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-24
DOUBLE WEDDING HELD
AT OLD BRIDGE CHURCH

OLD BRIDGE Nov. GA double
wedding was performed Wednesday
afternoon by Rev. w. A. Gilfllian, OF
~Sayreville, al the st. Thomas church
here. Rose Alabacker, an employe
OF the Old Bridge Enameled Brick
n Tile Company, was married to
Charles Reed, of Englishtown, and
her sister Mary became the bride of
Charles Ludwig of Runyon. Miss
Lena Alabacker acted as the brides
maid and Joseph Smith as best man.
After the ceremony a dinner was
served at the home of the two
brides, the rooms having been
beautifully decorated. Many gifts
were presented by the guests from
here, Englishtown, Runyon and
Spotswood. At the conclusion of
the dinner party, the new
ly married couples left for
Lake Hopatcong for a short honey
moon
The guests at the wedding includ-
ed: Miss Kathryn Metner, Miss Liz
liam Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Berdel, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. George Michaels. Rob
ert Michaels. Mrs. Joseph Sovick,
MI. and Mrs. John Stednelo, Mrs.
Pearl Shure from Runyon: Miss
Halle Rogers, Miss Blanche Gates,
Mrs. William Culver, Mr.. and Mrs
I. M. Perdun, Mrs. Marion Mar.
gogy, Mrs. Arthur Ragloter, Mrs
Robert Benson, John Hickey, Mrs
Helen Senzack Mrs. Margaret An
drews. Old Bridge; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Reed Miss May Reed and
Lillian Reed from Englishtown:
Mrs. George Grant and Mrs. Walter
Walter Littau from Spotswood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-24

turn will deal with the United states
Veterans Bureau. Every post will
be kept advised by the officer of
the changes in the compensation
laws and government insurance. In
this way the American Legion will
bring home to all former service
men their rights as provided for ty
the federal and state laws.
After the next election of the
county officers of the legion, it is
probable that the county comman-
dership will be moved from this city
where it has been for the last two
years to some other part OF the
county. most likely New Brunswick.
After the inspection of the conva-
lescent home at Toms River on Sun
day. the American Legion at that
place. will serve a dinner to the
committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-24
LEGION PLANS
SERVICE WORK
Chairman Deegan With Other
Legion Men To Confer At
Toms River

The service work of the fourth
district of the American Legion,
i'esartment of New Jersey, which Is
composed of the five counties. MID
/ e ex. Hunterdon. Mercer, Ocean
And Monmouth and to which Joseph
Deegan, of this city has been re-
Gently appointed servic eofficer will
start real work Sunday when 1
teen post commanders of Middlesex
county. and the Jmmanders Of the
five above named counties travel to
Toms River, Ocean county, where
an inspection will be made OF a
convalescent home, which the fourth
district has been planning to pur-
chase.
The aims and ends for which
this home will be taken over is to
lake care of the disabled former SCI
vice men, whether injured in the
war or not. Those THO have become
discharged from the army and are
without funds Will be taken care of
at this home also. The main pur-
pose however, is to provide a change
of scenery and air for the monoto-
nous hospital life.
The other districts in the state
are planning similar convalescent
homes, but h proposed home at
TottenviIle mr. nfirammffoHdlpk.'5
Tome River will be supervised by
the American Legion Department Of
New Jersey, through its district
officers.
Already the fourth district is be-
ing organized, and each post wild
have its service officer to handle
local problems and those too difficult
will be submitted to the district SER
vice officer at Perth Amboy, who in