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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11
CLASSIFICATION
ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENTS
looming Events
E-Personals
E-Aost and u
AUTOMOBILES
k-iutomobils Agencies
k-Automobiles for Sale
E-Auto Trucks for Sale
f-Auto Accessories
RL0arares-Autos for Hire
[-Notorcycles and Bicycles
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stations
-Wanted-Automobiles
BUSINESS SERVICE
L15usiness Services offered
|s-CleauinR, Dyeing. Renovating
Observation-Disclosures
=-Heating. Plumbing. ROOFING
[-1nsurance
k-IAundering
-Hoving. Trucking. Storage
k~elFnfnting. Papering, Decorating
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
k-Professional Services
LTsilcrins and Pressing
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Service
EMPLOYMENT
E-Heip wanted-Female
E-Help wanted-Male
t-Help-Male or Female
fA9olfcitorH, Canvassers, Agents
k~-Situations wanted-Female
~-Situations wanted-Male
FINANCIAL
f-Husiness Opportunities
G-Investments. Stocks. Bonds
money to Loan
k-Wanted-To Borrow
INSTRUCTION
;-Corrsspondence Courses
E-Local Instruction Classes
G-Ausicai. Dancing. Dramatic
<-Private Instruction
EWantcd-Instruction
LIVE STOCK
Cats. Pets
Cattle, Vehicles
n Supplies
|~fWanted-Live Stock
MERCHANDISE
-Articiss for Sale
fA-BArter and Exchange
and office Equipment
<BoAts and Accessories
-Buildint Materials
,.-Farm And Dairy Products
~fusa. Fssd and Fertilizers
~sHood Things to Eat
-Hcme Made Things .
-Housshold Goods
k-Jswslry and Watches
xMachfnery and Tools
$rNusical Instruments
x-6peds. Plants and Flowers
3-0pecials at Stores
s-Wearfng Apparel
-Wanted-To Buy
81 ROOMS FOR RENT
xrRooms With Board
s%Roomp without Board
srRooms for Housekeeping
sEvacation Places
fEWhere to Eat
eetVVhere TO Stop In Town
observation-disclosures or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Eleroksrs in Real Estate
departments and Flats
E%sBusiness Places for Rent
NEArms for Rent
for Rent
and Desk Room
r3uburban for Rent
&43ummer Places for Rent
zt&3Fanted--To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
3Business Property for Sale
YARNS and Land for Sale
&~rr&1cuses for Sale
EHx0ts for Sale
EResort Property for Sale
&Se5uhurban for Sale
eN4Bal Estate for Exchange
r@Wanted-Real Estate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

BLACKSMITH-And practical horseshoer
w~heelwright and body builder. Chas. j
Yenk. 269 New Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11
Real Estate for Exchange

Real Estate Tor Exchahge :"
REALTY FOR ExCHANGE-45 acre farm
near Metuchen exchange for income
property; two family house on Market
Phone $50 w, 17e New Brunswick Ave-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

Hit the nail on the head. And put
yuor finger Immediately on 5ut the thing
you want among the A-B-C Ads in the
Classified Section.
A new broom sweeps clean whenever
you want one-a new cook or stenogrA-
pher or a sort Of worker--use = Even
ing News ad-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11
AUTOMOBILES

n AUTOMOBILEo
.-Automobile Agencies
Automobiles for Sale
H-Auto Trucks for Sale
i-Auto Accessories
IAoaraeesEAutos for Hire
'-Notorcycles and Bicycles
-Bepairing-Service Stations
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11
BUSINESS SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT

Help wanted-Female
Help Wanted-Male
-Help-Male or Female
A9olfcitora, Canvassers. Agents
-6ituations Wanted-Female
situations Wanted-Ma1e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

AMBOY AWNING CO-Now under own
ership OF Chris Sindet. Only office 2s7
Prospect Street. Phone S29.
AMBOY SIGN-And Advertising Co.. sigps
anywhere and any kind. 81 Smith
Gtraet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

Strike while the iron is hot. And buy
while the right opportunities are summing
themselves among the A-B-c Classified
Ads. s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11
BUSINESS SERVICE


busIhVss SerVItes OHereu u"
ALPINE SERVICE STATION-Gasoiint,
oils and accessories: Longwear Tires and
Tubes. $40 Amboy Ave. Tel. 65-a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Brokers in cal Estate r
CARL JACOBS-Real Estate. Mortgages
Insurance Agent: Life. Fire. automobile
Liability. etc. 17s Brighton Ave. Tel
SCI. .
COWARD & COMPANY-Real Estate aud
General Insurance. 100 Smith Street.
Perth Amboy. N. j. Phone z1s.
FRASER BROS--Reai Estate and Insur-
ance. Savings Bank Building. Phone
$50.
HANS NIELSEN CO.-Real Estate ana
Mortgages. 1875 Smith Street Reai
Estate Exchange Building. Telephone
IS.
JACOBSON & GOLDFARB-Real Estate
and Insurance. Raritan Building. Phoue
1856.
JOHN r. BERGEN-Reai Estate and IN
surance. Room q Firsi National Bank
Building. 100 Smith St. Tel 1910.
MAPLE REALTY CO.-Real Estate. ais
Smith st Phone 1710.
MARGARETTEN & LOBEL-sLccessors
to Aiperu 4 Co. Real Estate. Mortgages
ana insurance. Raritan Building. Perth
Amboy, N. J. Phone $50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

DUBLIN SHOE REPAIRING SHOP
Now located at 1872 Broad St.. ormerly
277 Smith st. Expert service. lowest
nrices. all Mnrk gnaranteed-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

'-Husiness Opportunities
[Investmenta. Stocks. Bonds
to Loan
E-Wanted-To Borrow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11
INSTRUCTION

Music, Dancing. Dramatic A
GIBSON STUDIO-No play no pay: free
mandolin with 10 lessons. for SIS. Rog-
ers. 224 Smith st. Tel. 1852.
GILL SCHOOL OF M~USIC-Violin iu-
structfons a speciality: instruments fur
nished free. 81 Smith St.. Perth Ann
bow, N. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

-Corrsspondence Courses
Instruction Classes
'-Ausicai. Dancing. Dramatic
EPrivate Instruction
EWantcd-Instruction
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

DORT-l91s. Chummy Roadster, Al condi-
Mechanic street between 5 and 6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

Suburban for sale 81
ANNADALE, s. dwelling. six rooms
and bath. all improvements: lot 45x2o0;
price $500. So 900 cash. E. Williams,
Tottenville. N. Y.
FORDS-Fords Ave-. two 6 room houses;
all improvements except heat: $500
each: must be seen to be appreciated.
]. NJ Sorensen, COL Sayre Ave. Tel. 1863
or l73 Brighton Ave. Tel. SIG
FORDS1New s room s-emi-bungalow with
every Improvement; except heat; good
location; $4,000; cash $1,000. Charles l..
Steuerwald. Inc. EOS Smith Street.
PLEASANT PLAINS-S room house. first
class condition. lot 165 x 200. near school,
and railroad station for sale at S35Oe.
Yetman, Real Estate. Tottenville.
STATEN ISLAND-Bargain; $500 buys
new, tax exemption house. six rooms and
bath. all improvements. $1,000 cash. $50
per month. Location five minutes from
Richmond Valley railroad station; also
minutes walk from Arthur XIII Road
where new municipal trolley line Is be
ing established; plot 40 IT. x IA II,
extra plot IL desired. Apply n NJ.
Madison. 149 Valley Road,
Staten Island. Prince Bay p. o., New
York. Phone 943 Tot.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. home on Green
St., 7 rooms. bath, hardwood floors. lot
so K 125. price $500: 8 rooms. bath.
lot SO x $50 on Freeman Street. price
$500. 1880 cash. J. H. Concannon. IS
Main Street. Woodbridge. Tel. 2s9 and
146-L-3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Richmond Looks
Good to Francione
Back. litter Scrrrdl
Years absence, Says Ii
Can't BE Beaten.

Rafael Franvionc. former l.irh-
mond hotel man. who has boon en-
gagged in business in Wa shinGtou and
Baltimore for - number 81 years. is
back home" planning To AGAIN cs-
tahl!sh business here. Like many
others who have gone from I;ieh-
mond To seek fortunes and fam" else
where. and who come back. MIR Fran
clone said yesterday he had yct TO
iind better place than Richmond.
Mr.. francionc has just emerged
successfully from II lawsuit; which
was brought as a test Of the rcgU-
laiions imposed by the government
on dealers In hops and matt. Icy
which he was charged with violation
OF the Noistcad act in Offering such
articles Cor sale Til" decision was
rendered by Justice H"chlin.. 90: the
District OF Columbia SUprcmr Court.
in which lie made i, clear that sale
or possession Of NAL, "i hops not
Il violation Of the Nol.;cad law. It
was held. during tho HrgUmcn, Of Tic
cas-. that the mere sale of malt and
hops could not constitute "a yio.a;iou
81 the law. in Wow az tho fac; that
formula for tho manufn,,ur" uI in
i"Nioatins beverages accompanied
the goods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
FINAL CONSTRUCTIVE
SESSION OF ASSEMBLY
West nnd iirrwcr VIII Preside over
Respective Iiudics mt !
o'(to,L In,tnx

The final meeting at the cons,rI.c-
tive session "f III" Genera! Assem-
by VIII he held this afternoon. when
at O'Clock ldeItcna Governor j..
T.. West. President. viii cali the SEN
ate TO order. a:l speaker Il. l..
i:rewer. Jr. viii preside over the
House. In tho Senate. Walter Tan.
sill Oliver. of fairfaN. viii bc amons
those I" answer present"
All bills passed Icy the House and
the Scnat" VIII lac ready for the sig.
natures Of tho presiding officers h. !.
o'clock. ANA as soon as these are
signed. the Genera Assembly will
adjourn sine die. Tho bills Will then
go TO Governor Trinklc for his signa-
;ure.
Upon his return 10 the executive
Office this morning. Governor Triuk.c
viii find larg" bunch Of bills for
his signature, and those To be pre-
pared today win hc added to The pile
by early evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
ANOTHER CITY FARM SITE
IS UNDER CONSIDERATION
Council Body Well Pleased
With Newman Plantation
i'm Hanover.

Aaothe" city farm site was aided
I" III" list "c those ALREADY Inspected
by the Subcommittee. ON farm of the
Ordinance Committee OF CITY Conn
eli. when on Saturday afternoon the
t":Hhiit"" visited the Newman plan
tation, known as Cedar Grove
near Elicrson's station. Hanover
county. six miles from Richmond
re committee was impressed -
me possibilities" of -, arm II,
'hhoiac"" p" ..:gc acreage of wood
TO- - we'll as a number of attrac.
i've PAGES for trucking. The Chick
hh"miny River flows near and >,
number OF cv"r-iiowiu: springs are
distributed around tn" place
nUmDcr Of buildings mark TIC ed.
N'uiaseS offered. while the adjacent
."hr"id aud good highway offer
,"F'hcf advantages. tn. farm en-
braces 90 acres. ana The pric.
'iN.d tentatively is Ss0.00C
u was stated hN tho agent Of tho
owner ihat there WAS enough tim
b"t OH tn" iand I" paw for m. farm
"vcntually. and that Tho means was
~ mana for providing FOR the gcu-
ration al power.
Tho committee. consisting Of
councilman James T.. rct.rs. chair.
man: Councilman James T.. ,..,N.r-
SON ana Alderman W. stewart White.
accompanied b! Alderman Jack l..
'prS' OF tn" general committee. ami
NY Sergeant John c. Saunders.
were much Impressed with thc Of
!"'inS The c"mmittc" wiz later
tiiH week inspect II farm in tho
Eastern section. ana il is likely q r..
port VIII be ready for the April
meeting Of tho general committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
rs, 900 EXPECTED TO ATTEND
FOOD SHOW HERE THIS WEEK
Doors of Crays Armory Open Wide This Evening at
$50 for Annual Exllibon-W cdding of Rich
mond Couple Features First Night

All Richmond Will ;uru out to-
night for the opening Of the annual
Eood SHOW which viii he thrown open
70 tho puh'ic in the c;rays' Armory
this evening at 40 O'clock. W. w.
Jillcr. president of rhc Richmond
Groccrs. Inc. under whose auspices
tho show is Being given. expects
az leas; 1900 people to attend dur
inc tho week
'rays' Arinory Will he q scene %
activity this morning when SOME
thirty or eighty eNhibi,irs Will move
~ their goods for the show. Hun
dTsdS OF dollars worth OF samples
arc I" DC given away this wccl, By
exhibitors. in the building.
Last Gail for GrnrcrS.
! II. .\mesbury. secretary OF Tho
grocer. ORGANIZATIONS. said vcstcr.
day ;hat ic v-ll sound a las, cal,
this morning for the rrocers OF the
c''E who have not obtained their
badges for tho show. Each dealer
rs entitled TO 4 button emitting him
To- admission ut all times he said
era some OF them have not a We,
received their passes
Two hundred thousand rebate
tickets have been distributed to Tho
reo.plc Of Richmond through the gro
Gers Of the city during the week ius,
passed. ana at least THIS number Of
people are expected to attend the
stellar event Of the season when i;
opens this week..
Tho principal oC tho attractions
which viii be Eivon at the armory
during the wees Will trauspirc to-
'''tn,' he wedding Of Il Richmond
,"upie ny a local minister Will be
the feature Of tn. evening This r.;,,
take place shortly after tho show
opens and will BE staged 50 ,h,t ~,
who come TO tile armory will h. AMI
7" see. Hundreds Of dollars worth
al EItts. including groceries ana
cnioles enough to las, tile newly.
"eds six months. Will be among tn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

presents. as well -. u tickle, TO
Washington and return and funds FOR
4 complete Homogeneous
Mrs. II. Julian Myers. pres ident Of
The housewives League. VIII he in
charge OF the booth OF tho LEAGUE.
which is 10 conduct campaign
for membership a; the armory da!-
ing the entire week. and Mrs. T.. :
BcmisS will he in charge % num-
bcr ot baking contests to be CON
Quoted By the srocers under the aus
p!ces Of the Housewives League.
which will Judge the entries and
award the prizes. Miss Emma Mondy.
of ihe domestic science department,
O; John Marshall High School. will
GaNe charge Of arrangements ror the
contest and Will be the chief judge
in all events
Mrs. Mirhauy in Charge.
Tomorrow Mrs stuart AIichauX is
i: charge OF the baking contests
Rolls arc 10 ba tho subject and house
WIGS throughou, tho city. whether
members OF the Housewives Lcasu.
OF not Will compete. Tho winner
will he awarded handsome prize.
Following the awarding Of tho prize
tho materials entered by the house
wives will bc turned over to the
Associated Charities. Wednesday,
Mrs. l. NJ Fry viii II" III charge
Of an iced sponge cake contest. all
goodies entered la go 10 the Home
for Needy confederate Women.
Thursday tcoIored dayb bread will
Ice the subject Of the contest.
tho entered material To 80 10
co!orcd relic: organizations. Lii
liam II. Payne viii have charge OF
this contest. Miss Addie Irwin Will
have charge Friday when the con-
test Will ne on baking power bis
cults, Tor the benefit III ST. Joseph
orphanuEc through tho Ladies' az
Charity, and Saturday Mrs. l.. Mcalc
Will hc in charge with iced layer
cahcs - the test. the results To go
~ tho NIrEinia Homo cor mourn hl"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

opcuinS annual Food SHOW.
Grays hrmory. $50 T. NJ.
John Marshall House. Smith
and Marshall streets. open y
NJ. to . L. NJ.
Council Finance Committee.
s i. NJ
Richmond Chapter. Nmori.an
Association OF Engineers. Rue
gers Hotel, | l.. NJ
Library meeting. Richmond
Hotel. | T. NJ.
House and Senate meet il,
constructive session. stat" Capt.
tol. ( l.. NJ.
Princess CantacuZenc. auditor
ium OF Woman's club. S:lj l.. NJ.
Council subcommittee on Ordi-
nanccS. l.. NJ
Richmond .automotivc Trade
Association. mcZzanin" parloT.
Murphy's Hotel. ESQ l.. NJ.
'for thcater calendar. see ed
torial page!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

Among the passengers sailing on
the White star liner Mcgantir. whic,:
is scheduled To sail from New Yori;
today FOR h"r third cruise IL the
West Indies, the Panama Canal aud
south America, are r. {. Bass. t.. l..
G"Ss. Mr.. and Mrs. G. X t.assitcI.
Miss iassitcr. Mrs :. II. Livingstone.
Frank N"llc, Isaac Thaihimc.' ana
" II. Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

crhity OF the law school Of Richmond
University. The large ballroom Of
'hc cihb was crowded with dancers
curing the entire evening. except FOR
sn"rt interiniss!on' during which
''iF'ShmthtS were served. After re-
Il eshments dancing WAS resumed
The social committee was co,nposnd
OF -. l.. li"piSins. T.. =. Anderson. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

w. Mahon. X. \. O'Bricn. i. =. Kuiph,
ana III. y. Wright. Jr. Colonel nnI
Mrs. Hiram Smith. MIR. AMI Mrs. 1;
w shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave SAT-
'crhcld. Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Card.
well and Or. w. b. it"pltins acted as
chapcr"nS. Representing the frat
trh'ticS OF Richmond University were
George =. Mitchell. Eappn NInhn. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Add. s2...o,a "a capi,o, s,oc,,

The charter Of the >uutncru re-.
frigeration Company Inc bristol
Va, has been amended 10 permit .n-
create o! Tho capital stuck from
100000 20 2s25.Oco IN. ohiccre aro
!. T.. Woi:e. vice president, $ ~
ChAse, secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

l.. Mann. Phi Kappa Sigma: Wiiliam
Ellyson. Phi Gamma Delta. w. &.
Evans. Jr. Kappa Sigma. &. L..
S,carns. Phi Kappa .ilDhn; :. Gayle.
Sigma Phi Epsilon: j y. Tucker.
Theta Chi: -. Lynch. Lambda chi Al
nha: o. ;. I.ivsi". Sigma "u Phi.
Governor ana Mrs. T.. Leo TrinHlc
v Gro nInnnr inr I'm. Ii s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
ROUNDS OUT DECADE AS
THE BISHOP OF RICHMOND
1T. Rev. ID. J. O'Conncll Re.
cclNcs Congratulations ON
Tenth Anniversary.
No PUBLIC EXERCISES u,:,n
Has Seen Many Changes In ,ti,l,,,
since tic tnmc Here In Iui.-;ny>
~! itns Grown WondrrfuII,
views Future with Confidence.

Right Rcy. D.uIs .t,eo,, ,,,....-,,
caibaIt. '''"''''
t.s-,, '"s ''"ecS" 81
vas E"StcFdaT showcrci
VAIN congratulations upon Tie 90
sc:raL-. o: his ,.r,b .
Hisho, ~ I'D. S"'E a.
.,,-.. ~ public
mold BISHOP OCon-
t'.' p'e;er-.Hg 20 moL.stIv .rcsn,
III. cgc1p.!Usrt.-v .yr-.s..,.-
.ercs a,.f..-.. ms
''7t" lousy.
-"Hs.. ms seen MANI
- ;.aamoaG during the mas.
Hs ass ,akeE part IN many
i"ef srns-'s. and mas co.
sps'e'ee t man Was w.,1 M.
.--s organ. cation. In ,hot-
'-''- .-"a-- eprEmun:t. n.,,.-
.'.@ S.t sa. S:-ra vorGr-.,t1i, DO.
.'.'-r' ~ nEa-. S1.I'l-.t iial, 81.
-ss a'.-e" from ;h, city Of ~. o'd
her ea+r- So. pen. ~ a,I
i-,o get rrt.r Of ac,.on
60 -'-'' Man. O.! It's b.. stru,..
-'-: "a' and It's CAur.n,-
aafs s:orr -mously. It's cdur...
.Haa. ;pr have .crnu,rIi.h.I
- ia-s. a.l its literattir.aru
-" asra.y sG!pass-G
secular Acti,itie. keen rac,.
rs activities a'o.t.. ..,,,,..
.s. no. ,,t,.. br,, ''"e>'
-...g.g., ga.,,r OF
.erc.a -.h .-.,.el..' % .t
2rat.t.de s sltr IL, r'''
ally a.s5 grow. .GucatiouaII; a,t
-oi.a.-,.u,a..9 90 Ice
bar 1a,a. '''''S "'
.e..,r.s - -, ""S."@Sf ths
<a.ts.g H., 80, ""i mus
.-.-r - ,"" % expected
I.slor C.-l.,..,.'i'I'
a.. acy,t,.- .. .sH "c' !"
;or.e ,cya- ..lf--, 49, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
GOVERNOR IS ON PROGRAM
OF SCHOOL CONFERENCE
Will Make Awards i'm Edito-
rial. Short Story and News
Writing Contests.
ron >Eco>nAn, INSTITUTIONS
First Meeting or kind in uiStnr, or
stntc nnd Aim l. to stimulate IT-
forts Of Youngsters In Journalistic
Field.

Governor L. Lee Triuhlc has ac-
ccp;~d a place on tho program OF the
NirEinia Iutcrscholastic Publications
conference 10 be held at the univcr-
sity OF Richmond, Friday and sat
ur!ay. May ana {. under the aus
p!c.s @! the Richmond ColleEian. the
weekly newspaper OF the local uni
vcrsity. The chief executive OF the
Odd Dominion will make tho awards
in ia. three contests that are Icing
run IN connection WIKI the confer
euce.
r" conference j. for all accredited
prep and high schools of Virginia. and
they nave been asked to send dele
gates While the conference viii hold
much in store for those who attend.
schools no, being aDle 10 send dele.
gates "r" no; prohibited from enter
'u" Tie editorial, journalists and
saort.S;ory contest
T" Discuss nI=h Srhoul.
The iish school, tho BEGINNING
or '"" Fad OF "a" Educatlon?" ; the
subject for tn" editorial contest. and
h". douglas :. Freeman. editor OF
'"a News Leader. Is acting as Judge. In
NJ journalistic contest Robert H.
r"'u. editor III Til. Times Dispatch
and i. e. Pollard. managing editor Of
''''''f 80 ~" I'll I'Si''-'liNfiN,
arc acting - judges while Professor
H. II. Handy. head 81 the English
department at the University Of Rich
m"nd, VIII judge the short s,ury- con-
test
There are now q large number Of
secondary schools that are publishing
'It"'r newspapers or combination
"""Spap"r.Iitorary magazines and the
3"nt"r"nc" bid 10 aid others VINO arc
ambitious 10 oIganiz"
There VIII be round-tAbl" discus
SONS and Conferences to aid the en-
hryo publishers aud writer's n their
respective fields and the conference
VIII be Ia" nTst OF its kinG IN Viz
2.nid. Already there is suMcicn,
'esr"ns. TO signify that the iicld is =.
i.rti!c on.
Each school an Editorial.
colo medals VIII he given Tor FIRST.
second and third places in the cdi-
'"r!ai contest. but each school will be
allowed 10 send Dut one editorial. "a
local contest dccidiug tho local win.
r"r. winners in III" local contests
WI! he awarded a certificate Of hon
CRADLE mention
l."rg" iramablc certificates viii he
'"afd"d I" the best three IN the Jour.
Haii|iir contest. while no aWardg have
yet been decided upon for the short
story contest. Thr Richmond col
l"EIan Is now trying to arrange for
ssih": cash or ether prizes Tor this
'att'r conpot.tiou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
HOLD FINAL HEARING
ON TENTATIVE BUDGET
hhH"r tin>iir VIII \pprar urfore
ii""nr" Committee Tonight
NJ 90 LOCK-

nc hnal bearing from Mayor AIMS.
10 On tn" tentative budget will bc
n"id by ,hc Finance Committee TO.
night ~ O'Clock Following TIM;
hearing in executive session, omen
meetings viii be held FOR Interested
citizens, after which the commit.
VIII shape NJ the budget for the A,ru
meeting OF city Council.
~" committee hopes 10 have Nn,,
a"iitH at least on" ~ nth earlier ,han
such action last Year Provision :
mao. ii tho form .u'niur budget 10.
timber OF important Improvement,
sGHh as main Scwors and water and
gas extensions, while some arrange
m"nt viii be- mGd" by which stree,
improvements may bc continued wita-
ont the aid Of TIC Virginia Railway
ard Power Crmg.u'. tia; corpora.
ton declaring Itself unable to NEE,
~ share Of expenses in paving AT this
time
Th" question % "a rcadjustmcut OF
n''aiieS ais" VIII he gully discussed
h'i"rc action is taken.
tailed iu sacred Heart Cathedral on
"Hi"H -. tn" same year.
bishop O'ConncIl aud an who
SNOW him, say they hope he may he
ahie {" preside over the dcStinirs Of
'he catholic Diocese OF Richmond
. !oI many years
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-10
THE MUD TAX.

1.-THE greatest tax that we ever
paid in regard to roads is the mud
tax" says DIR. P. p Claxton, former
United States commissioners of edu-
cation. The high cost Of bad roads
is higher and more oppressive than
the reasonable cost of good roads.
DR.. Claxton estimated that in North
Carolina it once cost 100000 a
year Just for mud tax" counting
the time it took to haul the load,
the breaking down of wagons and
the wear on horses. He did not, it
appears, add in the wear and tear
on the temper, strength and am5i-
ton of the driver of the horses.
These are but guesses at best. and
not to be depended on as statistics.
But they are illuminating, none the
less. They make people wake up
and think. The cost of accidents.
delays and WEAKNESS caused just
by plain mud in this country an
nually mounts to hundreds Of mil
lions This loss might far better be
going into new, solid and mudless
roads