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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-02

DUBLIN, May THE conference
that was held among the various fac
uons reassembled today and adjourn
ed without announcing any definite
results accomplished.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-02
BLANKS VARSITY TEAM

TOXIC, May 2-(Associated PTess)
-Waseda University baseball team
shut out the University of ndianna
in there game here. The score was
60. The first game resulted in IL
tie
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-02
More u. S. Ships
Sent to China
Situation About Peking Grows
Steadily More Serious; Le-
CATION Guards Being Rein
forced
ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON, May 2-Ships of the
Asiatic fleet are en- voyage to China
with reiniorcements for the Peking
legation Marine guards are heading
for ChingwantaO where they will be
able to approach the shore closely
and where landing parties can entrain
for Peking
Secretary DENLY said this morning
early that while no word had come
from the state department or Admiral
Strauss requesting additional ships
Strauss has been given full authority
to dispose OF men and ships. The
cruiser Albany is already at Ching.
wantao and the Huron is envoyage
thither. Strauss also has under his
command the New Orleans which is
at Vladivostok, 1S destroyers in
Philippines waters and six or eight
gun boats that are patroling China
rivers besides a number of gun boats
and river craft in the Philippines
which he would be unable to use in
China.
1t is estimated that in case of emer.
gency Strauss could send to Peking
more than 500 men to supplement the
375 marines regularly stationed there
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-02
Foreianers Menaced

Inc American legation mas request
ed Washington to send another war
ship to Tientsin.
President Hsu Shih Chang in con
sequence of the hostilities issued three
proclamations calling attention to the
serious consequences that might re-
suit from jeopardiZing foreign inter
ests. He first said the Chinese are
terrified and merchants suffering
losses and the nation demoralized.
Chang demanded that Chang Tsolin
and WI Pei Flu Immediately withdraw
their armys. Secondly, he said Peking
being the capital, peace and order
must prevail. Third, he emphasized
a necessary protest against the sacri-
flee of lives and property in compli-
ance with the treaties. The situation
as gathered by legation attaches infer
that Chang Tsolin, and Wu Pei Flu
each have $4,000 men in position un-
der fire. WI Pei Flu is reinforcing
from the Yang Tso provinces. Tsolin
is sending forces from Muken which
will soon increases his forces to more
than 100000.
Chang's special headquarters is a
blocking line between Peking and the
sea and is arousing protest from the
diplomatic corps, claiming violation
of the 1901 protocol which provides
for no interruption of that line. If
the line is left unopened the corps
will Immediately send foreign troop
TO guard it.
dispatch from Tientsin says the
forces of Chang Tso-lin won the battle
at Ma-chang. WI Pei Flu is said to
have lost hundred men in killed and
wounded, Sun Vat Sen, in an inter
view at Canton said he had joined
forces with Chang Tsolin against WI
Pei Flu and will start north shortly,
1t is reported from Shanghai that
Sun Vat Sens airplane bombers CO.
operating with the land forces have
captured the entire southern naval
squadron of the Peking government
consisting of ten vessels at Pah WI
ten.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-02
EBLFAsT, May 1t is report

EBLFAST, May 1T is reported
that more than a hundred thousand
pounds sterling have been taken by
Republican irregulars who have been
raiding various branches of the Bank
of Ireland.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-02
ASSOCIATED PRESSl

PEKING, May THE battle for
Peking continues. Wu Pei Fu's forces
are apparently gaining and are driving
toward Peking from the south Mar
tial law prevails in the city. WI is
forcing Chang Tsolins' soldiers from
Changaintien and heavy gun fire con-
tinued intermittently throughout the
night. Chang has seven batteries of
three guns each firing simultaneously
WI has gone to Leiuliho to take
charge of the drive on Peking, his
force are using shrapnel and machine
guns.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-02
ASSOCIATED PRESSl

GENOA, May 2-Barthou went to
Paris today to confer with Poincaire.
Lloyd George announced yesterday
that Russia is ready to restore 80 per
cent of seized property in Kind.
Tchitcherin wrote Barthou yester-
day that there are no secret military
and political provisions in the Russo
German treaty. He denies that Rus
sia is hostile to France.
1t is reported that Italy, following
the example of France has entered
into treaty with the Turkish nation
alists.
Pope Plus Sends Letter
Pope Plus XI has addressed a let
ter to the governments and peoples
represented at the economic confer
ence here, describing the conference
as a new spur to universal brother
hood and a new admonition of the
disasters that are likely to befall man
kind if the efforts being put forth here
are not successful.
The pope's message created great
interest in conference circles. Pre-
mier Lloyd George issued a statement
praising the pOpe's letter.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-02
THIS WEEKS MAILS

THIS WEEKS MAILS
From the Coast: Tomorrow,
Nanking; Wednesday, Manoa.
To the Coast: Wednesday,
Matsonia.
From the Orient: Hoosier
State, Friday.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-02
WAILUKU WEATHER

Rainfall O.O4 inch.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
TENNESSEE cry

L B. Ferguson il moving TO hi.
new home IN Neu 70 / Ave II 10
rumoted tia, he will not live alone
HomH Abercrombie !, 10 San
Diego. Calf. whss. b. ~iIl Be a.
signed TO a SHE ana will sooo BE-
mutins . world's cruise.
Mrs Fl. o Jones attended ths
County Pair II Dfctson wednesday.
Mn, AcCollon, Of Hsriesos. 10
. gae.i At the r A, Wright home
Lloyd Fuller and vie. 81 Ken.
tucky, aud Mr Fuller ot Nashville
sere here last week.
Little Brothes' and Georgia
Jones are snioyisa = visit with their
Grandmother Jones al Jscksoa this
week.
Geo. Bosris ID third trick operator
=, Rckaon .Sese dsys,
Jahu Lomsv 10 moving to Shout
der Strap this ssek
Jack Lane came hons SUNDAY
Dev, Bailey, Paul and John 10.
max, il. are going 10 Wess Tso
r~s.~e to dig sweet Rots,oss
|. "a Laa. viii sooa leave 10 ~osk
70 a tic 100 near Messso.
Geo. West ell move soon 10 the
Knapp farm which be- will york
neIt year
Mr. Myrtle Camniass an1 ,uo
childvu. Of Chicago, are visiting
,hei. cousins. As and Mrs. c. P.
AeCeed They v,ll rnain here Tor
soCe time.
Our schools ssss represented =,
Ncksco Fair.
Nh. c l. 1sAaAH $50. San.
day ct wsvesiY.
Homer S~shisf hss many irieo4s
here sho ere sosvv N tessa al his
sxpsyisoce lass ve<k. wbes be -
stabbed and esue neai beng killed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
Tweatieth centssy Club.

The Twentisth Csntury Club vii
bold their October meeting with
MIS- welssy Thompson nsst russ
day afternoon al 500 O'clock. Tia
following program vill be rendered;
ePublie Relation Of Maternity and
lnisuev--Mu. W. n. Btat,on.
Lisbsstiaums, IRON Lest Mv.
Wolsey Thompson.
Universsl CHILD Hsal.h-Mu
Dee Sell
Duet Gipsy Love eons-Mss
dance Lamb and Gelbsrmau.
Abolition OF Child Labu--Mr-.
Oh, kauld,n.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
Local and Otherwise

kodak 6nishins-Cooks Studio.
WJhson.
NJ. and Mrs Calvin rotty spent
sunday Ia Nashville.
MU Dee Sell spent "Wednesday
10 Nashville
MI. and Mn n Gslbrrnsn -sre
10 Nashville seversl dsys this week
George Lakewood and iami =
have moved here from Camden
Phoenix Petty. OF Enn. 10 the
guest OF relatives ssd friends here:
Mis-. Hassl Nelson who i. .ufrr
Ing 40 attack u lever 10 reported
some better
Mics Mise Miller has returned
HON An e1.saded visit - Nashville
with feistIvsA ami trtegds ."''.>
Misses Lorraine Hesrn and Ger.
hhde Miller. II Nashville. spent
the Lend here With relatives.
Miss Mary Allen. ii Nashville.
spsat the Weekend here si,h rels
tivss and fisGds.
Visit tbs Booth u u. c. Collins,
4 Sln al the Fair and receive a
Tree chance At q go mattress.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
N x Church viii serve dinner In
ths First National Rank building
Friday, Attend and get a square
meal.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

Kodak 6nishins--Cook's Studio
Dickson.
Mrs. Willie Jonss returned hom'
sunday night, after several day
visit ~ith relatives 10 Memphis
Mrs J r. sugs 10 visiting hsl
sons. X c and ] 4 Suss in Nash
Vile this week
Mis- Anua Holiey. ~ao has beer
visiting in fayslte and other point,
in Alshsma. has returned hons
Take day "a and s,,sud ,h.
Fair Friday and o., Your dinner a.
First Nau,nsl Bank from Ladies
Aid society u n X. Cnurch
II G. Scott Of Decatur. Ala IL
here the guest Of relatives aB d
friends and tsklna in the lair
{ II. CLARK LEI, rhutsiay Tor 8
lev day. v-i, to friends at spsrts
and to a,isad the soldiers reunion
A l.. ,saatt. aud daughter. Miss
Bessie. have returned from \ r~o
weeks visit IN Nashville AMI Clark-
vile.
Mr.. and Mr.. Homer Locke and
baby, Of Nashville spent sunday
here the guests 81 the former :
parents MI, and Mrs Joseph Locke
Mrs Forest rrot,sr and son.
Lester, OF xrin are the guests u the
sister. Mrs. J W sugs aud
other relatives and friends
Mrs Herbert Blan,on and Miss
Mamie Hopkins, u Se~anee were
recent visitors oi their sister, Mrs
h n Burus, and family.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

Ellis ridwsii, who Ia smpioysd IN
Bsafdssosa. ILL.,. 10 here ips . visi
With homsioiks.
Aiss Barska shislds. u KasAv lille
h tho guess 81 Misses Jennie and
Hasel Petty.
Mv. W. II. MeKinnoa and Nss
John Dorson sod chiidssn HAYS 70
,urnsd from q several days wish &.
the former . sister, Mrs. H. Ahlheil
and family near Csntrvvills.
Rev. j. d. Hewsisy. psstes 81 n
6. Church. South. win use ~ hii
theme Hsvt Sunday al. IL O'Clock,
''rhs New. Birth" The pshlic Il
cordially invited.
Mu. Ifvsn Saadsss, alter q lev
days visit here the guest oi bet
sister. Mrs. vsrlis Dsason, and
other 'slsiivse and friends has re-
turned TO her home near vaalsef.
A good square meal at the Fret
National Bsnt saildins Friday. IN.
der auspices Of Ladies' Aid sosis,y
II N. = Church.
After several days visit here 10
his p.tsq.s. xr. and Mrs. W r.
Bureh. and his four small children.
Clyde Bufch returned Tassdsy to
Telarkana. Texas. where be 10
manager Of . large lunber company
Mr. aud Mrs. Arthur Speish,. OF
stayton. speet several days here
this week With the lattes's sisters,
dr. EVE Taylor and Mas Iross
Taylor add othef relatives. aud also
attended the County Fair,
'unclr" Dick sesv. Who ha, been
in Dallas. Texas Tor several months.
has returned and will remain here
until about the Arst OF the year
when hs will return TO Dallas TO
reside
The many friend. Of q X. Rue.
seii.' u CfxrksvitEe. resre, to learn
ut his misfortune Of getting bis
stock OF m.rcha1dIi,s destroyed byl
Gre. one day last wret M, Rus.
SCH vac IN che mercantile basiGsss
OF SIsyd.n ior a number VI vears.
but moved 10 Claftsvliie a fss years
ago.
Willie Ahlheit spent the week end
with bis parents, Mr. anil Mrs.. H
Ahlheit near C-n,sviIle. Gu Sat.
lrday. Sep, 7Ssd. hi. mother hap.
pensd TO The accident OF getting ono
loo, cut Will, splitting kindlins |
by ,he AZ slsncins snd striking her
loot. -Four stitehs- we're taken and
ss, accoun, she va. getting along
nicely.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
miscellaneous Shower.

Oh ths evening Of September ID,
18th, the Eastssp Star OF Cumb Der
end Furnace entertained 81 the
bone 81 Mu. b X. STARK from
until g. with miscellaneous
shower 10 honor Of Mrs. STARK
sister Mics Sarah Harris.
The home vas beautifully drcorat
ed with terms. blooming plans and
golden rods
The guests we're received BY Mrs
stark. Nisses sarah Harris. Tom
ME Pe.ler, Harriet and salli,
Crnninshsm, Mics Harris wore Z
silver gray crepe Dc chine dfsss
The suesss were served 10 the
dinnins room by Mrs. Paul Bowers,
Mrs.. X. W. SsArk with Q delicious
salad course, cream and cake.
The dining table vas decorated
with . lovely lace aud linen center
piece 10 the center 81 this stood .
handsome vase enlsid With silver
and contained golden rode aud
asparagus fern.
The guests were then assembled
10 the living room. where Miss
Harris vas presented with % sx
psess wagon laden with many uae.
iul gifts and drawn BY Alien Nss.
hest. eAe. elAsss = nAmbeI, present.
Altar spending q shor hour 10
social chat With the bride-to be
All took their departure wishins
her 4 long and happy lie
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

! Misses Mssy saa ssanys nsy.n
. spsnt The s&sk cd h As&Aviils
the gsesss si MFS Cha. Jsslia.
Miss LsoaA Nal rsseS. al Phi.
myss. and Miss Dixie fsws<.. 81
Deosnsvills. Asss kssa rsceas ssssss
| Of NJ. end Ma. n. O. Psssss.
Bailey Psysoa. d Cslsnbia. b
spendias this vssk here the guest
NJ HE 500. n. A. fsytos. a. d
family and stsssdins the eoavsn-
tion-
hssdsmes Lseisa Wright and
Cisrsacs walksr salsstaiasd a
Bsfdss at "Loessoueharst" lest
Saturday afternoon. Aha game. .
sslsA coave VS. sesvsd. six,s~a
guests saioysd The hospitality.
Bert Sasshtef. . efakemaa on
the centfevilIs Branch. had the
misfortune to Get his right hand
badly mashed Wednesday morning
about four O'Clock, while making .
coupling ., rwonex He was
taken TO the hospital 81 Css,rsvills.
Upon sxamisation. |. was found
.ha. his hand vas severely masAs d
and The Eager nexi TO the little
anger hfoken. aud. irom rspos,ss
may have 10 be amputatsd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
81. PAUL NJ. {.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
John Anderson Chosen Super.
intendent = Christmas
Tree is Tonight

TOTTENVILLE, Dec. 21.-John
Anderson for more than twenty-nve
years superintendent of st. Pauis
Methodist Sunday school, has been
named again for another year as the
head of the school. Richard CHRIS
topher, who has been the choirester
for more than forty years, was also
named to that position for another
term at the annual meeting Oh the
Z board held recently at the huron.
Miss Fannie Lucas. who mas peeh
the primary superintendent Tor many
q has been chosen the honorary
s1perintendent of that department.
frhe other officers chosen include'
Assistant superintendent, Miss Annie
Cole; treasurer, Walter Beers; secre-
tary. Howard Pepper; assistant sec
rotary, Ralph Temple; choirester.
Richard Christopher; assistant
-nhoirester. Howard Pepper; pianist
Miss Alice Hamilton; assistant plan.
tst, Miss Eleanor Woglom; assistant
primary superintendent, MIR. +. u.
Hopping; kindergarten su~perinten-
dent. Mrs. A. p. Decker, and ASSIST
ant, Miss Julia Cole.
The Christmas ire celebration OF
the Sunday school will be held In a
lecture room of the church tonlgnt
beginning at 8 o'clock. An exceiieht
has been prepared Tor the
evening, The usual distribution OF
gifts to the children will take place
at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
talk ON BUSINESS At
HIGH SCHOOL SESSION

Henry J. Bornhoff of the Pace In
stitute of Accountancy, addressed
the students of the local high school
Tuesday afternoon. Business" was
his topic. He said in part:
When a student graduates he
does not know it all, but a young
man or woman who has just started
a career must look for advice and
council. They must always aim for
higher and better knowledge. 1t is
necessary to have a technical educa-
ton before taking up a business or
law, medical and other profession.
Modern business methods are more
intricate requiring years of study. All
large corporations have study cours-
es for their executives in order to
improve their efficiency"
Mr.. Bornhoff further described
the value of general accountancy
and added:
1.-THE chief must know the Ian
guage Of business a~ccountancy, how
to read and write statements pertain
ing to the status of the firm and be
acquainted with the working knowl-
edge of commercial laws in ac-
countancy, to learn the scope of their
business"
There are six categories into
which nearly all forms Of commerce
can be classified" said Mr.. Bornhof.
"Those engaged in the manufacture
of shoes, clothes, raw material and
others who render personal service,
banking institutions, hotels and rail-
roads. They all serve the welfare of
the people and work for the COM
mon good"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
COAL A
BY LEHIGH VALLEY

In view of the conflicting state
ments that appear from time to time
relative to the coal situation, the Lee
high Valley has issued a statement
concerning the mining and shipment
of coal along its lines. The state
ment follows:
Anthracite mined along the lines
of the Lehigh Valley railroad be-
tween September is. when the strike
ended, and December 16, inclusive,
totaled 3.56S,494 tons. an increase of
3O2.O74 tons as compared with the
same time in 1920 and 64s.196 tons
more than for this period last year.
"At no time since the resumption
of mining has there been any sus-
pension because of a shortage of
empty coal ears at the mines and
all the coal produced has been NOV
,ad promptly"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
EASTER STAR CHAPTER
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

ToTTENvILLE Dec 21-The au-
nual election of officers for Hugue-
not Chapter No. So. Order OF the
Eastern Star, followed the nominal
ton held last night at a meeting
of the chapter at the Masonic tenn.
ME Mrs. Nina Nance, of Pleasaht
Plains was named the matron. Sne
t. to succeed1 Mrs. Lizzie f. Ere
.richs at the installation which is
scheduled to take place WEDNESDAY
night. January 8. District Deputy
Grand Matron Miss Elsa r. Evans;
> member of the local chapter. VIII
place the new staff in their respec-
tive chairs at that time. Tae
other officers named are:
Patron. Henry La Forge; asso.
ciate matron, Mrs Emma Moore;
reasure Mrs. Anna M. Sprague'
secretary, Mrs. Emma Sprague'
conductress, Mrs. J. p. Firth; rs
sociate conductress, Mrs. Gertrude
v. Anderson; trustee for three years
Mrs. Lizzie P. Frerichs. and trustee
for two years, Mrs. Anita Van Wag-
ner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
GIRL KILLED SUNDAY
LAID TO REST YESTERDAY

ToTTENvILLE, Dec. 21.-Rose
sabato. the seven-year-old inmate OF
81. Elizabeth's Home at the Mission
a. the Immaculate Virgin, Mt. Lor-
etto. who died Of a fractured skuil
sunday night, was laid to rest In the
at the institution yesterday.
vThe little girl met her death when
she attempted to place her doll on
he TOP of a closet in the hallway OF
the girls home that she had recelv-
ed that day for Christmas. The
closet toppled over on her. No blame
has been laid to anyone following
the Investigation of Medical Exami-
ner Mord for the borough of Rich
mond. -,
An autopsy revealed that the girl
had died Of a fractured skull from
she fall of the closet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
NEW JERSEY CARS IN -.
COLLISION ON ISLAND

roTTENVILLE, Dec. 21.-Iwo
automobiles from New Jersey We're
In colIision in Arthur Kill road on
he hill near the Kreischer Brick
factory shortly after Z o'clock TINS
morning. An automobile owned Dy
81. W. Brown, of 1853 Longwood ave
u Long Branch and operated oy
Theodore Lathenmayer. of m
avenue Long Branch, coiilded WIZ,
an automobile owned and operates
by Alex Sitnltsky of Perth AInpoS
The latter a was put OF eo a.
mission. The front spring wss
broken and the body badly oamaseu.
The dryer of the n car kepI ~,
ing and was held up by a pasrolnn
attbe Dongan Hills booth. No sum-
Mons was issued in either case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
KEyPORT MAN beaten
and ROBBED, IS CHARGE

KEYPORT, Dec. z1:-Richard
Lee, of Washington street. was
found yesterday in an unconscious
condition in front of the home OF
Michael Nanion at West Keyport-
Charles Berlew, Of Keyport, found
the man and the police r investi-
eating the case. 1t is probable that
he was blackjacked which woul1
also account for his being uncon-
scious for over twelve hours after
he was found. 1t is also possible
that he lost the $500 he is said to
have had in his possession the day
before.
The man does not remember any
thing but 1t is known that he visited
at Morgan on Tuesday night. DR..
H. S. Cooley is attending him. 1t is
said that a trolley car conductor as
sisted Lee from the "a in a drunk
en- condition early yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
ToTTENvILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Meserole,
ut Swinnerton avenue, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Hazel Meserole, to Henry
DeNeef, of Tottenville, formerly OF
Jersey City. The wedding will take
place some time in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McCalum
md daughter Mildred have moved
10 their new home in Giffords lane,
Great Kills. Joseph McCallum, un-
dertaker, will still remain here at
his residence. SO Bentley street.
Announcement is made Of the
marriage of Miss Alethia Mae Fair.
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. John G.
Fair, formerly of this place, and
Harry Lester Campbell, of New
York, that took place last Saturday
1T Yonkers.
Fred Smith, a brother of Mrs.
William A. Brown, of johnson ave-
nue.. died Tuesday at Bluemont. Va,
according to word received here.
John Rizzo, Of Prince Bay road,
yPrince Bay, served with a summons
for an unmuzzled dog on the street,
was fined 81 by Magistrate Fether-
ston in court yesterday.
Saturday at the Mission of the I'm
maculate Virgin, Mt. Loretto, was
buried at that place Tuesday.
A meeting of the official board Of
Bethel church will be held follow
Ing the pageant to be given at the
church tonight.
Aladdin will be presented by
the children of St. Stephens Sun.
day school at the Aquehonga Ath-
letic Club house tonight under tn
direction of Mrs. Herbert Raynes
There are about forty in the cast.
Huguenot Lodge No. 3S1. F. G. A
NJ, will meet tonight for the cleo
lion of officers.
Raymond Collins, thirty years old
Sing Sing since June for his part ir
he murder of Michael C. Corners
, Waterman OF New Brighton, II
back In the county Jail again await
ing a new trial which has beer
granted him through the courts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sporlding of
the Bronx visited at Prince Bay this
week.
Mrs. A. p. Washburn has closed
her home for the winter and gone
to Manhattan.
Mrs. George Depew has recovered
at her home from a recent illness.
Mrs. George Crow is recovering at
her home in Rossville avenue from
a recent illness.
The new stores being erected by
John Poth in Arthur Kill road
Rossville, are about completed.
The Christmas carol service will
be held at the Great Kills Commu-
nifty tree Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Richmond Temple. Pythian Sis
ters, are scheduled to meet tonight
at Amicitia hall.
The children's church will meet
at st. Mary's church tomorrow af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
SCHOONER ON
SAND BAR MAY Be LOST

The schooner Buena Vista, which
left the Lehigh Valley coal docks.
this city, early this week, loaded
with coal for Sea Bright, Is break
ing up on a sand bar in the Shrews-
bury river. It is said the vessel
sprung a leak before running on the
bar. The schooner is owned by
Theodore Wilson of Red Bank. and
was built in 1S4S at Carpenters
Landing, N. j. The capacity of the
vessel is thirty-two gross tons. For
some time past the schooner has
been used as a coal carrier between
the coal docks in this city and Sea
Bright. The home port of the ship
is Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-21
IS DECLARED DEAD

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 21:-
Surrogate Forman signed an order
to show aus why Imry Sepos. for
merly of Perth Amboy, should not
be declared dead and a decree to
that effect issued to his wife, Eliza
beth, of Maurer.
Sepos left in June, 1911, for AL
Ientown, Pa, and has never been
heard from since. George Kemeny
attorney for Mrs. Sepos, made the
application.