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ministration program. Republica1 l0AA
ers in both branches Of congress SAIL
also that II had tho general ENDORSE
ment OF the dominant party memb0si
ship Members Of the senate and house
committees, which will deal with IN
bill, participated in drafting the cd
ministration program and were said -
have agreed to the general principals
outlined by the president. This. Repub.
llcan leaders said. probably would oper-
ate to expedite the legislation.
Democratic Opposition
Democratic opposition to the SUBSIDY
proposal developed however, immeGs
ately, and Senator Fletcher, Democrats
Florida, former chairman and ranking
minority member of the senate com.
merce committed issued statement
announcing opposition to the subsidy
! plan.
There Is no need for subsidies. In my
opinion" said Senator Fletcher.
would, however. favor the governmsns
! furnishing insurance to our own anu
! private American ships at pracucaiy+
cost My inclination has been against
! any direct subsidy"
Other Democratic senators also DC
! clared their opposition to subsidy puS
! many said they desired to study tho ID.
mlnistration program careIully pot0ES
determining their position. Some Re-
! publicans also expressed themselves a.
! inclined to oppose a subsidy. These In
! ruded members OF the agricultural
! block. Senator Norris. Republican. No.
! braska chairman Of the agricultural
| committee, said that in preference to
subsidy he would turn over the govern.
ments ships to the Panama Railroao
company government concern. This
suggestion also was endorsed by SenA-
tor Fletcher
| Most senator's said they desired 70
study the presidents program thorough
ly. 1t appeared to have general Repub-
lican approval. and party leaders said
they expected some Democratic support
| Senator Jones said that he hoped there
would not be extensive opposition.
Consideration by the house merchant
marine committee Of the legislation win
not begin for week or ten days. Chair
man Greene OF Massachusetts. who in
| troduced the administration bill in the
house, said after the presidents ad-
dress. He predicted that the measure
would be reported to the house. probably
with some notifications, within a shor1
| time.
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4, .h r,,.,,- .o.o ,yrrc rnADur-
n.y., 49, ,r',.ai ,.,,, ,,!sr.riuue in
,l, T,.,or, ~ ina Jc,th two DAYS ago
t,, ,,,n,,,,,,rI, or 1,1rI Tiffany. for
,n.r chnufrcu- tn 'rayIor. and declared
ro have been of the utmost import
nrcc" as a source Of information con-
corning Edward +. Sands. missing for
mcr hutlcT-scCrctary to the h.m direc-
tor.
Tho felony charge pending "h"a.S.
sands was Si''u l" nave '"'i' IN r,tc,,.
or !Aiorman"n pro'Iucu "E '.- .nHo
M"" WAS 'h'pi"E,u u! W.
SANDS "i"' "cFE'H III" "'''''"''
'"' *'A n''n !" ,"''""' rbnv
III I ra'b AT MIS- '"'"S NUM-, r,,,,ta -,
t"'" th"iF niN"i an" hE'S - ,,.I.,.
t.a"'' 81; WAFER Nif'!' 80 am. -.
80 Kay I'Sh'h' 80 '''u!be -,
Hnd larrF Nm"rh'!m' 80
holding them inr"mmunIcano '"n'h. !,
According 10 IN" ponce MF"' ''"tP
r""'lN charged US" or the m'n Win '''N
murder Of Taylor.
Threats Against Taylor
The officers quoted n"r rs E'E us
Kirby and calvert had mace l"'' 40
49, Mt Taylor In her presence. H"e u'
c'nrcd they showed n""vonSn' SIS inc
n!Eht Of February l. tho night I"E'"t
was murdered. were away lr"" ~
house for = time early that n'En' anu
returning. "Staycd mp all night
The police stated Kirby ana CaI''r'
were II" strangers In them. Mrs. Nunp
was said 10 have stated that the SIX
Gum. her, from Chicago several months
NH r,l hcar crrarod in ncddlng
,I,I o,J lIuuors
,,.a d., ,.no t. Al formerly re-
C,a h,,. hoe mad. Los
H"''" i" |'i't'' ~ .tr,,o . ,he
'NnEe4eA i'' nome '"t
P"a.,' S''u sue '"'" q
nc PoI.'' h'"'e I-''s' H''1 ~ =.
! iA""F'r' hrhF' u'opeIy t".
| motion picture Stuuio' licF key,
! metal WorN''r; l.yn'h ana w CT, go
, HU"rs md AmoTEcim chauffeur: RAJ
declared n" was pr'rarcd |" ''er ~,
a!ihi. Mrs. Rupp' who - saIu 10 "e
III and IN bed. Is guarded by the pollce
NJ her h0mn The detectives said theg
had previous acquaintance with nor
Sergeant I2aldridGe declaring she was
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WAR HERO GETS
ITALIAN MEDAL
IS THIRD SUPERHERO
OF GREAT CONFLICT
Also Gets Job After Being
Idle For Over Fifteen
Months

Jersey City. y. J.. Feb. IS Th" war
record of = third Superior" FRANK j.
Fart. Of West lIoh"ken. = H"'hE pre-
pared for place IN tn" liaN ~ 'I"''
today. following n rc!rm0ny her" 1"''
night In which tho Italian E"ft'"""h'
ndded another medal 20 his already gen
erous collection.
Barts recori is believed by officers o.
tho Second Corps area at Governor
Island. 70 equal thos" 81 Sergeant y. ~
York. and Lieutenant Samuel N"o"'!'!'
Dart enlisted In tn" Ninth regimen, IL
the age OF -. giving Ills age a. - a. ,er
recruiting officers repeatedly told nm
he was too old to nEHt." II" doesn't
know how many Of tn" enemy he nc
counted for or how many Of Ills wounh-
cd comrades he rescued. All h" knows
"a that in his old harrark bag Il" has
three CroiX d.. Gucrrc. with silver star.
bronze star, and with palm. awarded
lv tho French government; tn" fr"h'"
McdolIlc Mll!taire. the Montcn"gr!n War
Cross. tho Italian CroiX dl Guerra ann
The American Congressional M"dh OF
Honor.
And 10 lifts his customary VII %
nodesty long enough /" remark thHt Il" $
pounding the par"m"n's !"oN!hE i"' "'''
and never finding any"
Rar, was decorated At r." Fourth
regiment armory here ias' night ny Col
oncl V. 4. III Rernczzn. Italian military
at,ochc a. Washington. The ceremony
was attended by Colonel l"tcr Murray
ohio, NJ staff Of tho second corps area
NJ Governors Island. several congress-
rl' Il y,
Refused Promotions.
Fart went OVERSEAS In 1917 with inc
Second Division. along with IL" Marines
lie served rs buck private" refusing
several promotions during tho war n'-
cause, rs lie said. no didn't want 10 Do
, Ned down tn bunch Of men
lie won his first decoration carly IN
! 1918 when. as runner with tire MINT"
regiment. he went into 4 line OF d"GontS
that had hccn abandoned under sN"!.
fire by his outft, and carried SeF"'"'
Of hts wounded comrades through
! heavy harrage to safety
! His second decoration h" Won IN INC
: Argoun", after he had searched Al! nEh'
Cor a lost detachment Of Marines cap
, ,rrcd by the enemy. ard escaped H'
| fought his way back 70 tho Marines aH'
/ Joined his regiment M It's next hnN""te
: Bart was decorated n third tim" ny 'h'
I French in the Champagne drive when ~
: offered 20 go up and E"' ACQUAINTED
! with German Gunn"rs. Armed win III
automatic rife he disposed or do@"'
gunncrs who had halted the advance o.
! hts company.
His decoration by other % ~" A'l'Ht
! nations, including his own country fol
/ lowed
/ For tho last Is months. NHrt said ~
/ had been on, Of a Job. Through persons
+ NH, attended the decoration ceremony
}as, night. he began work today as M
utility man" IN the office OF the county
clerk here.
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ga-G.r- thc asa oE liquor"
G!,ts-Thc ANt'-Trcr allows the use
Of wE!skHy. according 20 the interpreted
lion or government agents. who are -or-
hidG,n 70 search Your premises &C
corti:l- 70 recon: decision OF tho
Supr. III" r"''rt. which permits the sale
Of pgu2r. subject, of course. 20 TIA" re-
cent ruling % IN" Attorney General.
that yol can drink Il II YOU don't con-
fact with the opinion recently rendered
~ ;Lr Federal courts varaiinE the In
iu2rtlcn obtained IN acc"rdrncc with
No order OF tho Circuit Courts as "H-
,,n.yrI In The lat"s' amendment 10 the
pru.; AG:.--Fro;n Judge.
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SALE or BONDS
Ss4,ooo.oo
rr1adslph1A District, Ohio County '"ss'
virginia, school Bonds.

friAdelphlA District, Ohio County '"ss'
virginia school Bonds.
The Board OF Education OF the District
Of Trtadelphia. In tho County or ONO
State Of West Virginia. Will until Fiji
day, March "a. 1922. at Ave O'Clock p. m
at its office IN tho TrIadelphia High
school building, receive scaled bids for
the sale OF $4,000 OF the elementary
school bonds OF said district, being
bonds numbered so to ia, inclusive. the
remainder OF an issue OF ia bonds In
ths denomination Of $1,000 each, author
ixed by vote OF the people November ..
1918, maturing as per the following
schedule;
Nos 81, $3.50: IS. g.. SIS. 60
1871: 81. SIS. 50. T0-1942: II. 72. 10. -
1913; IS, rs. II. TS--19i4: 70, so. 81.
s2-1945: So, So. IS. S6-l946; 81, S.
50, 90-le47: 81. 90. 80. 94-&lS4S: 50. sS,
81, 9S, s9-l949: 100. l0l, 102. l03. 100
1850: los, 100. l07, 1903, 109-195l; ITO.
Ill. liz. 113. 114-1952.
All bonds are redeemahle ct the option
Of tho board ten years from their date.
and bear interest At the rate OF six per
cont per annUm. payable annually at the
Sherir-s Office. Wheeling, West Virginia,
being dated November Is. 1918.
Each bid should be marked bid for
school bonds" and must be accom-
panied with a certified check payable TO
the order OF the Board OF Education OF
the District Of TriadelphIa for two CD
per cent OF tho par value OF said bonds.
and should be addressed to the secre-
tary, Elm Grove. Wheeling. West Nir-
ginia
Tho Board OF Education reserves the
right 70 reject any and all bids. and may
use check sent th"rew:th IA l'Qu'dat"d
damages for failure 70 comply with
such II same IS accepted.
BY order OF the Board OF Education
OF the District OF T-iadc.ph!a, Ohio
County West Virginia.
S. S. JACOB, JR..
mar 1-8-15-o2 Secretary.
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visit Mabel Nornand.

After "Frenchy George" had c"nrl"d-
ell HIS statement n detective attached
20 the district attorneys Office. said
nrnccrs would rny another vlst: 10 Ma
bel Normaud. n,m actress who ts re-
covering from what her physician re-
cnntlv declared WAS severe attack OF
Influenza and nervous breakdown.
Miss Norman recently closed her Los
Angeles residence and took 4 house IN
Alta pcua. n suburb OF Pasadena. where
during her Illness she has been attend
ed by two nurses and her parents. wh"
rrccnt'y came here from New YORK
Her prrs"Nt physical condition is said
70 be approaching normal.
Chauffeur D!es.
While officials declared the develop
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Canadian Soldier.

san Francisco. Feb. cS.--p!strict At
torncy Brady began investigation to-
day OF a report that Canadian army
veteran had told another Canadian vet
cran here in January that he was 60
ing 10 Los Angeles to get revenge or
William Desmond Taylor. motion pic
turc director.
According 70 this story. tho secont
veteran said the tlrst ono blamed Tay'
Tor for having caused his court MARTA
in France. In which tho sentence I'm
r"scd was being dashed to m artillery
wheel four hours daily for ninety days
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SHIP SUBSIDY BILLS
CONTINUED from Page one)

been demonstrated to lie "fundamenta.-
" wrong AMI practically impossible"
lie proposed the Sale--eyen an admit
ted sacrince-of the government fleet
built during the war and the granting
OF the direct and indirect subsidies. TO-
ycthcr with other aid, 10 private ship
operators
This program. the president explain
cd, was advanced IN lieu OF ineffective
provisions of existing laws designed 10
aid shipping. These included the SUD
vention" or tariff rebate. provided Tor
imports in American vessels by inc
present tariff law. which is imperative
because OF the most favored nation
ciau-r- Of commercial treaties. Inc
president reiterated that he did not IN
tend 10 Gcnounrc these treaties. as pro-
v!dcd IN the Zones shipping act or l'"l
an act which would make the tariff
Subyentioa operative because, he said
il would lead To endless embarraSs'
mcnt" ard invite disturbance or cordial
commercial relations.
WASHINGTON, Feb. nistration
leaders In congress later said that M
attempt would lie made to repca! the
treaty abrogatiOn clause Of the Jones
act, but that the new program woulti
be pressed andy the treaty ahrOEauon
provision left on the statute books
Cheer Harding.
The president also reiterated his ap'
prevail Of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
waterway project. This and several
other declarations Of the president were
apnlauded at the joint session. The
audience rose and applauded mt length
I. t,Ft ,se
chamber. Tho audience. however was
considered the smallest. either Mr..
Harding or former President Wilson
had addressed on similar occasions. De
lay In distributing tickets OF admission
was reported rs one cause for this
There were many vacant seats when the
president began his address but they
were for the most part filled and many
persons We're standing In dCorways ant
halls before he had concluded.
The cost OF his program next year
was estimated by the president at SIS.
100000. with about sS0.000 0OO as the
ultimate maximum. The plan. the
president said. would ultimately take
the government out Of business whict
has been excessively costly and waste
full and involving n loss in excess OF
the highest subsidy proposed"
The audience npplauded vigorously
when the executive declared America
had the aspiration, yet the determine.
ton, to establish merchant marine
commensurate with our commercial I'm.
portance."
The experiment OF government opera.
tion. the president said, had been very
costly.
Much has been learned. To be sure,
no added "buf the outstanding
Is that the government cannot profit
! ably manage our merchant marine anc
shipping"
The pre- sident said that every member
Of the shipping board endorsed the ad
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
cGxi ,. Ksrnsr. PROV.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel. 1908 ohaplas strssa
CAu PhoEs l6l7
DIED

BAIRD-On Tuesday, February IS.
1912, at o'clock ?. m. at tho Ohio
Valley General hospital. DR.. REED NJ.
BAIRD. in his 65th year. Body has
been removed 70 his home. Virginia
apartments. Ninth and Main streets.
Services at tho ST. I.ukes L. J.. church.
corner Ohio ana South Penn streets.
Thursday afternoon at 4:3O. Friends
invited. Cremation and sn.crIacnt at
convenience OF tho family.
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SUPREME COURT
HEARS CAS-. CASE
.GAS MORE NECESSARY
THAN FOOD IN HOME
John W. Davis, West Virgin
ian, Appears Before Court
as Counsel for States OF
Ohio and Pennsylvania

Washlngton Feb. "S.--oral o'b">
ncnts IN the cases brought separately
hy the states OF Ohio and Icnnsyl-
yania against West Virginia 10 prevent
the latter from regulating through us
Dub;Ic service commission the o4s'''ou
ton OF Natural gas produced "'N','"
its borders. were heard today III Tue
supreme court
A notable array OF council. Including
the acknowledgment OF the 'nrcf
states and former United states soLici-
tor-tiencral John W. Davis. OF West Nr-
g!n!a. who appeared for the states OF
Ohio and Pennsylvania. was present 10
reply 70 questions OF tho court PRIV
roundnd after the cases had been argued
on their merits. The court asked 20 Nv
advised whether tho suits were not pre-
maturely brought as no action haH o'rh
t,ke, either hy Yves. Virginia or lts
state commission under the statue
| authorizing tho latter - regulate ~"
, quantity OF gas which may be- sent III"
, ns!Ehbor!nS states and whether tho pro
! cecdinEs present cause o. a'''n
J which It IS within the Jurisdiction o.
! the court 20 determine.
! Ecply!ng - II" questions O"'' ""u
| T>arcsylyar!a con,cud"d that Il was not
/ necessary tho $500. O"n rS"p'e N h''
c,,jss and towns IN tN"Sr states IN
| diana, Kentucky. ard Mary!"nH' Sh""'u
! actually suffer because ~ he lack ~
fuel before a condition would arise Wal,
ro,ttry the fling of -" suits. t"'nN"'
for the two states pointed ""t Tag WIS.,
| VIRGINIA and rs commission Lad h.'n
-ss,ra,rcJ BY a PRELIMINARY injunction
from enforcing the s.a:Gte and tHa'
N,,, n
| l,ss danger to lie and health ana LOT
p longer period than can .He1 N CA
! -rrruc!v ro}d weather.
! Davis Presents Argument
West Nirgiu.:, In entering the Uai"n.
J h,d agreed 10 contribute 10 the welfare
n, her sister states. hy extending 10
,h.Ir citizens the right through Inter
state commerce 70 share with her o"A
o citizens her natural resources. MI.
Davis conteadcG IN presenting the main
+ orgurneE. for ohio AMI lrnn~! wanna
He stated that ;ut.c- court decisions 'H@
oriv commodity "Icr Witch Il state can
exercise complete control II water. liz
suggested that In Ia" present case West
yirs!n!a By Obtaining from the COM
parIes and Individuals engaged n IN"
industry. ownership OF the produrti""
AMI distribution OF u: ;urH Ga' could
| then keep the .as Within the state.
The natural "2s sr?Viy IS useless I'M
less constant in its SUPPLY he SAD. pre-
dieting that ua.rss The SUPREME court
rnatc permanent n" injunction re-
stra!D!rg West Virginia from enforcing
the statute w!thin = day after II was
free :, would rcstric; tn" quantity OF
+ ,as sent 70 Ohio and pennsylvania.
Judge Brandeis rcmarHtng that * was
led
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vent the exploitation OF gas. Chief Jus
ticr Tart suggested 10 Mr.. Blue VINO
insisted that the state could prevent the
exploitation OF gas by public service
corporation until Il hal performed a
reasonable service 70 tho state.
The argument was not concluded TO-
day
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PIPE LINZ DECLARES DIVIDEND

OH Guy. Pr. Fob 2S--l'!rectors OF
'N' Southwestern Pennsylvania pipe
l.,rs" to-day declared quarterly dividend
# ,,r share. payable April 10 stock
To-. record March IL.
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MORE SUSPECTS
CONTINUED from PaSe one)

VAS believed TO relate 70 TIE arrests
If tho six men. who w"r" accused ~
h,y!n,. sold drugs and liquor - motion
rlcture tctora and actresses and others
g., ,lo IOllvwOni district.
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West Yirrinia Answors.
rOR SALE-FAZMS

% ACRES-Ncar Cadiz and Den
riscn pike: 3 barns. wagon shed,
crib, etc; S rTu. house. new paint.
slate roof. furnace; water pircd
IN. two orchards. timber: $500.
Geo. w. Bcal. r. y. s. Cadiz.
Ohio mar.i-l
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WILKINSON-On Tuesday. February
IS. 1922. at $50 O'Clock a. m. ct HIS
late home. 81 North York street.
HARRY G.. WILKINSON. In the 18th
year OF his age.
Services at tho home Thursday after
noon at O'Clock. Friends respect
fully invited 10 attend. 1nt.rment
Greenwood cemetery.
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FOR SALE-Grocery and meat
market: good location South
Wheeling: bargain to quick buyer:
owner leaving city. Address
2. o. Box 4&6 Wheeling.
mar.1-E
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LEAH-Oa Tuesday. February 50. 1922.
at o'clock p. M, ut Triadelph!a, W.
Va. THOMAS LEAH. In tho 10th year
OF his ago.
Funeral from his former homo in West
Newton, Pa.
pittsburgh papers please copyD
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WrTED-%AA

sARRERISG TAUGHT QUICKLY.
Pays we'll. Clean. INSIDE work; POSI- Ssi
tons waiting. Write Mol"r Haroes Coi-
laxs, 34l w. 5tn. ciTcinnat| A--H-SA'
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PINKUs--On Monday. February 81.
1922. at 1880 O'Clock p M. at the Ohio
Valley General hospital DAVID
PINKUS. In his 18th Year.
Funeral services from the chapel OF tho
Mendel Funeral home, 1905 Chap!iRc
street, Friday morning at 20 O'clock.
Friends respectfully Invited. Iutcr-
ment MI Wood cemetery.
MERGE-0n Tuesday February IS.
1922. at $50 O'Clock >. M. at his resi-
dence. No. 500 Ma.u street. JAMES
MERGE. in his 7G,h year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
McCAMSrOE--On Monday. February 81.
1922. at 12:i5 o'c!ort l.. NJ, a: the
Ohio Valley General Hospital. JAMES
KENNETH McCAMMON n the 18Th
year OF his age.
Funeral services from the residence OF
his sister. Mrs ". L. H. Caldwell. -
Zane street. Thursday afternoon at
$3.50. Friends respectfully invited.
Interment private, Greenwood GENE
terry.
JONES-On MondAy morning. February
II, 1922. at Youngstown. OHIO, MRS.
L. L. JONES.
Funeral 70 be held a; Youngstown
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Chauffeur les

While officials declared the develop
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Washington, Feb. 2S.-Admi nistration
leaders In congress later said that no
ATTEMPT would hc made to repca! the
treaty abr0gation clause Of the Jones
act. but that the new program would
he pressed andy the treaty ahrOgation
provision lcr, on the statute books
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21

A surprise party was given Irwin
Lind at his home in Gorden street
recently in honor of his nineteenth
birthday. Dancing was enjoyed to
music played by Lind Bros. orches-
ira. Charles Lind favored with sew
eral vocal solos. \ buffet luncheon
was served.
The guests included VinCent Hig-
gins. Bert Bullwinkle, Mr.. Miles.
Harold Rasmussen, Curtis Brink.
Robert Harrington. Maurice McHose.
James McCabe. David Grant. Eu-
gene Mullen. Kenneth Lind, Irwin
Lind, Damon and Henry Tyrell, Jr..
Misses Emma Donovan. Pauline
Miles, Yetta Rose. Regina Dwyer,
Mary Huff. Elizabeth Hartley, Doro-
thy and Catherine Currie, Blanche
Nation. Emma Bradley. Bella Har-
rigan. Elenore Feeney. Muriel Lind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damon Tyrell, Mrs.
William Brink. Mrs. Davenport, Mrs.
Joseph Feeney, Mrs. Louise Watts,
Mrs. Martin Bremen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lind. of this city; Raymond
Thompson, Samuel Trixie. Miss Cum
ningham and Miss Smith. of New
Brunswick: Miss Vera Edwards. OF
Philadelphia: Messrs. Claude Pal
mer, Walter Remer. George Gown,
Frank McGouhg. Dorothy Remer.
and Helen Brotosky of Railway;
Misses Helen and Sylvia Paguani.
Messrs. William Nicholas and Bob
Paguani. Mr. Gillespie and Harold
Hollowell Of Tottenville and Robert
Watson of Pittsburgh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
SIMPSON MISSION
SOCIETY TO MEET

The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of Simpson NJ. Il. church
will hold their regular meeting in
the lecture room of the church Mon
day night at s o'clock. Miss Mar
garet Felch, who has just returned
from India. will speak on Mission
airy Work in India"
A delightful musical program a
been arranged by the committee.
Five v~iolinists. Arthur Hegstrom,
Herbert Melbourne, Carl Hegstrom,
Esther Hawkins and Ruth Hegstrom
accompanied by Mrs. Howard Brown
at the piano will play several selec-
tons. A piano duet will be played
by Lola Melbourne and Miriam Hart.
Miss Grace McMurtree at the man
dolin, and Misses Alma Rasmussen
and Marian Blanchard at the ukele-
les will give several selections ac-
companied by Miss Lola Melbourne.
Mrs. William Walters is chairman
of this meeting and her committee
follows: Mrs. Edward Thorpe, Mrs.
Barnes. Mrs. Jane Overington, Mrs.
Charles David. Mrs. Sidney Blood
good. Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Clarence
McMurtree, Mrs. Ferris Holloway,
Mrs. William Fucker. Mrs. Ronalder,
Mrs. O'Brien. Mrs. Beckett and Mrs.
William Dey.