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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-11-30

The Moffat tunnel district bill
sort Of puts the gaff to lot Of
farmers who are forced into paying
taxes to build the tunnel while the
same taxes are evaded by the Leyden
Coal Company, the Lakeside Amuse-
ment Company and Senator Frank
Church who get the benefits without
paying for them. Tho bill was
drawn up and thoroughly scrutinized
by the very best attorneys in the
country before It was introduced.
II was made sure proof against any
court decisions. The unfairness to
farmers in Jefferson county without
. political pull was fully protected
In . legal way. The district court
and the State supreme court have
both held that the bin must stand.
There has not been . dissenting
opinion. Arvada folks may hire al
he lawyers In The country hat they
ere starting about two ysars too late.
They nsds their mistake when they
failed 70 ssnd Senator Wssley S&alsy
back 70 the senate. Thsy win pay
for that mistake In their increased
taxes from pear 70 ysar1whils the
rich corporations. the Leydsn Coal
Company and the Lakeside Amuss-
ment Company. equally benefited
but amply protected by political pull
win sit back and enjoy . hearty
laugh at the poor overtaxed farmers
who vote for corporation candidates
every time he has q chance.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-11-30
Miss Nellie Wyant had her tonsils
removed one day last week.

E. Greenway is advertising tur-
keys for sale in the Enterprise this
week. He says that sixty cent ad
in this paper last spring sold $50
worth ofturkey eggs for him.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-11-30
STATE OF COLORADO J
County of Jefferson Us
IN THE DISTRICT COUR

IN THE DISTRICT COURT
JACOB DESSERICH, MI
CHAEu REUTER-, CORA)
T. BODINE, ELIZABETH)
KOEPSEL, GERTRUDE N.Y.
GRICOUST, ANNA NJ. LIN-)
GRAIN r,ainti,f.,}
JOHN A. vAnENT1NE,)
EUDA DEWEY, AND IF)
ANY OF THE DEFEND-)
ANTS BE DECEASED,)
THEN TO ALL UNKNOWN
HEIRS. LEGAL REPRE-)
SENTATIvES, OR ASH
SIGNS AND TO ANY PERI
SON OR PERSONS IN ANY,
WAY CLAIMING OR TOY
CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN)
OR TO THE REAL Esq
TATE HEREINAFTER DE-)
sCRIBED.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO,
To the Defendants above named,
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
In an action brought against you BY
the above named PLAINTIFF. in the
District Court Of the County Of
Jefferson, State Of Colorado, and
answer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service hereof,
II YOU are served within this county
n served out Of this county, or BY
publication. within thirty days after
service hereof exclusive Of the day
of service: or judgment by default
will be taken against you according
to the prayer Of the COMPLAINT.
II a cory Of the COMPLAINT be not
Eerved upon you herewith. or Of ser
vice hereof Re made out Of the State
Of Colorado, ten days additional
time to that above spec'fied shall be
allowed for your appearance and
answer in ssid action.
This Il an action brought to quiet
t''n N lc's 7. 2. =. 4. 21. 20, 20. -,
2s. 20, 81. %. as. d6. AZ. and 4s,
plcc'- 81. Rerke'cv. Jefferson coun-
". Colorado. plaintiffs nskine iudg-
wont thnt the defendants NAV be
""u'Nr0' 70 ecr 1OV'N w" VNIVTe o.
.hcir claimr. .hrt I'll adverse claims.
- ~" '"f~-d"rt- -'av he detcrm'n-
cd nv decree Of this court snd that
-. s.i' da--cc ~ nav 10 declared
"~S -1i,de-"' ~. tho defendants
1870 ~ o-.-t, '"h,tevcr in or to the
'-rdr No.. ~ -n,' --oncr.v rbovc re.
---'hnI. md tAnt t't'e - the rlain.
'i'f- 10 oood md v-l'd that thc do.
r~-S--'- ~ fo-nv,~ c~ioircI md do.
h,rred FROM rssc~.'rc rnv claim
-.-'o"e- ~ c- to .he s"'d real nvo.
~e-Av. ,dr.-.n ~ ri,irA'Ff- md tr
-"~h oth"r rcl'ef NJ N th'. Honorable
Cow. shall .o~v, ,~~,1 and rvo-cr.
Witness. Ch,-lc- pike. Clerk o.
--id Court. With tse seal thereof
s"-"u~to .s''vea. ~ oFF'ce. In thu
Citv ~ Golden. th's nth day o,
Srr.cmber. A. d. 1922.
CHARLES PIKE.
Clerk.
(SEAL)
A. c. PATTEE,
727 Z. 4 c. Block, Denver, Colo.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
First Pub. Nov. 10, 1922
Last Pub. Dec, II. 1922,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-11-30

JACOB DESSERICH, MI-)
CHAEu REUTER-, CORA)
T. BODINE, ELIZABETH
KOEPSEL, GERTRUDE N.Y.
GRIOOUST, ANNA NJ. LIN-)
GRAIN,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-11-30
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO
County Of Jefferson o, lss
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
No. 2436.
Pauline Mitchell,
NJ. G. Palmer. Louis N. Zal-)
linser and Hugh Butler,)
and II any Of them be ds-)
ceased then to the unknown)
heirs, grantees, dsvisees,
claimants and legal reprs-)
sentatives Of those Of them)
deceased, II any, and all un.)
known claimants whatsoevsr.)
Defendants.
SUMMONS
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO:
To the Defendants above named
and referred to Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you BY
the above named plaintiff, In the
District Court OF Jefferson County,
State Of Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within twenty
days after the service hereof, II
served within this County; or. II
served out Of this County. or by
publication, within thirty days after
the service hereof. exclusive Of the
Gay Of service: or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you ac-
cording to the prayer Of the COM
plaint; and il copy Of the COM
plaint in the above entitled action
he not served with this summons, or
If the service hereof be made out
OF this state. then ten days addition
nj to the time hcreinabove specified
for appearance and answer will be
allowed before the taking Of judy
ment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet
the title to the south west quarter
Of south enst quarter Of tho north
west quarter Of section SO In town.
shin 8 south, range 90 west. former
" described as Blocks 60 and 70, In
Edpewater, situate In the County OF
Jefferson and State Of Colorado
with the privileges and eppurten-
,nces thereto belonging: the own
ership and title thereto being claim
ed by plaintiff in fee: that the DE-
Pendants be required 70 set forth
the nature Of their claim or claims
and that all adverse claims Of the de-
PENDANTS and each Of them be deter.
mined by decree Of this court; that II
be decrsed that defendants. nor any
Of them. has no claim. estate or In
tersst IN said real estate o. any
mart thereof, and that Tie Uos OF
rlnintiff thereto Il good a16 tso4!
that ala defendants. eseA snA on
! of them be forever enjo!asd sAd d.
barred from asserting any claim
whatever In or 70 aid laAle and pfs-
misss, or anv part thereof. edverse
| TO the plaintiff, for esnSgal eslle1
| and costa Of salt. - VIII oae fully
action 10 which refsrsAD. b herr
made: . copy Of vhiA q Soseo q
And you TIE hsrsU, a1ll3ad IA.
Il you fail TO appear. - . easws!
the said complaint - aHH2 teautfed
the said plaintiff ~ 8sfsuDe
for the relief dsmsn10 = eop'
plant
Given under nv A4Ak1Goe a.el
Of sah Court hereto al1 e Gold.
sn; 4 ..i +. County G ,sy; AZ ~ ~ 81
CHARLES HE,
C9k Of the 1 a 0nf&
District Coure eea0
A. D. JAMESON,
Attorney fer Plee1M
First Pub. Nov. Oh 4
L. rae p:s. N. ~
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Real Kick" of
Human Interest
In These Tales
Wife, Ere Death, Says She Will
Guide Husband From Heaven

Newark, -. J., April 11.-Wth a
" Hj>p-r"I promise that she would guide
her husband from heaven and send him
smother baby boy 10 take the place Of
;hc one sh" poisoned. Mrs. Maud NJ.
Fan.hcr. aged - years. leaned back on
h"r pillow ~ City hospita! and died
carly today.
The m"thc:, who took poison after
admin STEERING it 20 the two-year-oid
baby. had previously Informed tho huS-
band. Norman. in Il series OF letters that
Il son would be S"ui him 20 take the
place Of the one ahc Was taking TO
heaven" with hc:.
"RcmcmhCr." one Of the letters in
formed The husband. YOU are going TO
get yourself another son and a sweet
one. too: for | am going 10 guide you
from heaven until you DO"
Mrs. r'arChcr has fingered between
He and death in the hospital since last
THURSDAY. when the form OF her baby.
with hands c!utched tightly around his
mix hottie. was found in cradle be-
SHE h"-. In the buttlc. police and sur
r"nns say, they found poison. The
mother also had taken poison.
In Justification Mrs. IAnchcr told po-
..cr Of her trials md fluctuations IN
i;tc and her fear that there would DO
mrrc OF them.
Mrs. Fanchcr said She was convinced
from heaven after death. because she
had talked with her dead parents At a
ScaNcc in Detroit some time aGo.
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.PHESBYTERY OPENED
AT ST. CLARSVILLE

Spcrtni dispatch to Tho 1nte!iigenccr.
Caldwell, o.. April l7.-With large
number o. ministers and laymen gath
cred together. ;he, annual stated spring
session Of tho 81. Clairsville presbytery
opened here this morning.
The morning session was devoted 70
Registrations. while the afternoon
meeting was an interesting one, being
addressed by Rev. w. c. Munson or
GAINESVILLE, .. At the afternoon ses-
sior. Rev. John Eontori was admitted
to the prcshy tory. He will be installed
within the near future as pastor or
tn" Harncsville Presbyterian church.
lie comes from Topeka. Kan. The
transfer OF Rev. +. a. Conrad from the
Wooster .prcShytcry 10 the st. Clatrs-
vile group was approved. He will Be
pastor %: tho Frecport Presbyterian
church.
This evening was HON" mission
night, and the program consisted of
talks by Misses Clara Louise Smith
md Helen Tape of Martins Ferry. anH
Miss blanche Riley OF Dillonvalc. They
told Of the Home Mission work, espe-
ciaIly among the foreigners.
Tomorrow will see tn" lection or de-
cCates to the general assembly which
will I've held in les Moines. In. next
month and the hearing Of the reports
Of AL standing committees.
The session will close with the after.
noon session tomorrow.
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Novel Suits Are Filed
Against Big Hosiery

Mex York. APRIL l1.--Alicg!rys they
were elected from dining room In the
Hotc, Plaza because he was not attired
IN evening clothes. Herbert l.. Rau OF
thr Industrial and Commercial Develop
m"Ht company. 1874 broadway and his
WIfe. Mrs. Pearl Merlyn Rau. have each
begun suit for $4,000 damages
against the Plaza Operating company.
The suits arc said !" ne ihc first OF
lhc;r kind. Rau Intends. lie says 10
irst the right OF any restaurant or
hotel 10 pass upon the fash iona blencss
&C their patrons d-css, particularly
when the customer happens 10 bc resi-
dc%t guest OF tho hote,.
According 10 Rau. he and his wife
were staying at the P.Aza when the in
c;dcn: occurred which led 10 the inst!-
iu;.un uf the novel suits for damages.
The" hdj been residing there since Feb
rIary !. he sa! :. and had Il table in the
restaurant regularly assigned 20 Thorn.
ON the Icn!ns Of March they went
10 their table for dinner The room was
crowded. many persons among the din
Cr%. Rau says. being friends or ac-
aua:niances Of his wife and himself. on
ths OCCASION Mrs. IIau was wearing 4
dinner gown. with a small ha; and short
Sah,c cape. Eau, having been detained
Il; his oficc, was wearing the business
SUIT he hdd worn all day.
Thc% all"cc that they were Informed
they ""Uld not remain in the dining
room
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Magician in Challenge
for Showdown in Spirits

New York. April l7.--Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle is challenged 10 4 show
down on his faith IN spirits by Joseph
J.. Rim of brooklyn, produce broker
and expert maS."ian
I'll wager 5000. to b" deposited to
Sir ArIhur's credit I'm my bank and held
until the result OF the test Is known. IT
he will let me produc" some psychic
phenomenal for him. and admit IL II hn
finds IAN do it as We'll as a medium
can" Rim SAID deCiS!vciy.
MY colleagues in the Society OF
American Mag:cians can produce 'pSE-
chic phenomena that would knock Si7
Arthur over. II" is simply tho dupe or
clever and INSCRIPTIONS mediums. and
could prove il If given the oppor;u'
nifty"
Rim. who has devoted his spare time
for wears TO exposing mediums, ghost
producers and other occult workers. Is
planning n "spirtiiSt:c scan"C" for next
fall. At which all tho popular "Sn:riti-
Rl!stic manifestations Will l." produced
and explained "a plain vaudeville magic
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Piles Cured In 6 TO IA Days

Druggists rncurd mor"y = r\Hp ONT
MENT :a.iS 20 "Ire Itching. Rl!nd.
bleeding or Trot-ud!HS P.lcS. Instant?
relieves Itching Res. bnc.
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DISABLED VETERANS
WILL MEET TONIGHT

E.,,mu'd J. falkland. whn - >ia'"
ch..irman "f iii" Disabled American \"'-
Grams "C IN" Wmrld War. has called u"
IRIS, rcgu'ar meeting 80 h"ci,nE ~
Marker .\udil"rilm. in IN" Eh"mpr! q!
tUmGN"rr" assembly room
~ thiS m"rtirr several matters n! IN.
rnrtaucc II connection with the disabled
men VIII u" tahrn up after III" "haptrr
has elected It's permanent ntfi'crs.
In m" vicinity ur Wheeling thor" ~"
In the nrirhhurho"d NJ %"0 disabled men
Ehn incurred some disability whit" III
GrryI,-. at thcS" mon about ~ arc re-
sriliH., N",,'i"naI training ~ Il'rrrhl
fr,n,hrS uf trades and schools un'"r
,he super, l1i"u of ihr I N'i"ran'
EurcNn ;n,S bureau hing rr"","d III
August # ::"l. under M .NW""; htI-
Judy, lirhcr; : MarN. ~ I'M inmate
ohio. ,yNn iS National COMMANDER q.
IN" organization. enlisted May I"l'.
a Irw Iays after VAR VAS declared, VA"
gust -. l?l7. promoted |! !irSt nc l'Tm-
an. and tGcH L. captain Of the No. III IN.
fantry o. IN" ?n;n Division T"iE "n't
IL 'hc \. r r: IL wGI knnWn 10
,iiltrl. wIcn tho Wheeling boys W."
'rhrOrri on, the lhth ~ \"r'mHcr "|
coming 70 their suqp"rt "h!'r 'f"HTlnk
the M"U~" river. On ,AlS u"!, M"''"
l"adsnE his command MHrE Was ,i I,s -,
fourteen places 10y hiEh "Nr,"SIN.
she'll and was 50 severely W"undcd mat
he was officially r"r"ftcd d"aL lioH
ever. after fighting for hi~ nc '"r, ciEnt
long months IN IA man! n"Si,aA 80, 80,
his disrnarrr from the service. nc mas
h-nn very actIv" N "N-S"rNl'r men pr
ghni1attous and has given wi'LinE! -
hi, tame and money To ia" I'-h"'eu S"'-
der. lie was chairman 81 the !eke-
land convention bonus committee "' t"'
American Legion. which pni tn" l."Gl"h
on record as faN"rinG nati"nti '"n"H.
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senator Fr>"." sad II clergyman
"rould not brook y winner. ono" at a
dinner a whircr seated opposite senator
l>ryc said dolefully: I have only ona
,,,c,d a, Garth nv dog Why don't
YOU get another dog SAID senator
T~--SaGra Herald.
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RahAb

When : came ~ review Eahah. Waldo
Franks latest novcI. published by Hort
md l.iNcrliSht. | found myself heartily
agreeing with tho opinion OF Mr. Burton
Easc"c. IS expressed in tho New York
Tribune. TN Elhab." says Mr.. I:ascoo,
- * "hv!"uS that %r. Frank has at
tempted 10 employ threN !d!o'ns. th".
Of James Joyce. that or Sherwood Ar
d"rSon. and that OF polio" reporter.
The tirs' two ar" for"iCn u him
Ny ct!cc Gulr-", win Mr.. Franks
story * not ;hat Z - $hoCk!nE--aI-
though there are Ccw readers who viii
=" abe u r"ll !; w;;hnU; Qua,m. I
dacc say. lc ;: = an earnest cfor; %
capture 4 hHar,ifu, AMI t"rrih'c SOM.
,h.nE back az :ifc !. = only partially
Suc,"sSful NJ. Franks .''ir;urcs. ar
res: o-nc;:m"~. ry beauty. sometimes
by terror. oF:"n hv cr"'"sNu"nc*s. hut
UNv are "r;rm unr"a, blurred. When
he - >;iccatn h" $ s"mct.mrS ;"cohe-
rcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-18
QUINTET UP IN elm
GROVE POLICE COURT

-, Quintet Of offenders faced EiiIrH
charles J. ,iulhcnhur@ IN hi sjusi.&"
cour, IN Elm Grow" las; night
The first offender John T"rra" was
fnrd SioV and cost and sentence" ~
spend so days in jail for having moon
shine In his possession.
John Bcl,!sh was hn"d so and cos
rnr interfering with an ofHccr ana
John Mlch.k VA lined & ant %
= similar ofrrnS". Vincent hoiAsn'K
vas assessed five and c":.; fdC d.~"rsicrl!
..orlurt and Il charge - gun-tot!nc was
I-orp.d when i was as"cr'a!n"h that
hc had IA" gun IN his possession on his
own property.
one sp"cdcr. ! Arthur Jcn"S, waS
ancd s. and cos; for exceeding = ".i,,s
an hour. on the National Road the
quiutc. was arrested by S1"ctal Cnnsi'
able Konneth Fowler.
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Book Reviews
By CAROLYN GORDON

% :hc 81 n,e yru.hrui sron;sne.ty which
He p.cturrs re spon,.,nc.t' has stead
led i hic n ;Ui% later novel. however
Tho E"au;:C,.j and Damned is grim
II tone. TIE carrying on "t Anthony
and G,nr;, ant ;h":r chuli"n; friends
arc portrayed - N:l'diy 49, inos" Of The
characters in rs ar~t novel, bat there
= ,rSS youthtu dash in ihe writer's
version. f. Scot; Fi;zccraii seems TO
lee growing U0. y pcruSal Of his S'-'"n!
rnI., lrldS oYN 20 believe tina; u" is
!ikc,y - wr!;c even better things.
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vie, rca- here, the homes OF IN cfI'-
dren, fear that the! we're ki17al >s"I ~
Il band oil gypsies ordered o.; # Ed
wardavillc shortly before the children
were reported missing.
The lost children are Mary i'ar"z.
ai4-ycar-oid adopted d;t"Ehtcr OF An
thony TapcG. EdwlrissIi.c. and AK
KEN IT Larksville. Mrs. ItlcnL mother
o. tho missing boy. collapsed this
morning after frantic al night
search.
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OFFICERS
SUSPENSION UPHELD

|Thc civil service com NISSAN OF
EcIlairc on Monday evening heard tn"
cv!dcnc" in the case ~ John Strohle
suspended member ot'thc Rellairc polio"
Department. Thr commission upheld the
action % SAFETY Director John =. John
s"n IN suSpcndiag Stroh'r on charges OF
incH!cicncy and neglect ~ dutv. This
means tina: S,r"hiC WI NO; get hte past.
tinn again. II" had been on ,hc r"'.c"
fore longer than any other member.
having been an officer for ." years.
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TUNNELS UNDER OHIO
FOR THREE BIG MINES
NEAR P0WHATAN, OHIO

Tn" Ohio river is no longer Ia be
barrier between coal mining opera
tons in Ohio and West Virginia.
Three bic coal companies opening
lip tho POwhatan district in tn eX
rrnmc southeastern part nt Belmont
county. Ohio. and The corfiguoHS dis
iriCt on the West Virginia side, a
ready have developments we'll under
way or outlined 10 tunnel under The
Ohio rive" and deliver their product
at tho surface, either on ,hc ONO o.
Vest Virginia side. a III" route oI
shipment Contcmplal"s.
An advantage Of A. rCriS per ton
in shipping charges will accrue Ev
using the tunnels n saving Of 20
cents p"r ton on znn" rates and -
cents pcr ton on hcidg" charges. Ii
coal mined on the ORC side Is do3'
tined Tor shipment east, 1t will be
taken through tho river tunnel and
loaded on the West Virginia side,
thus saving III" bridge charge. also
the zone dinerential. Likewise, coal
mined on the West Nircinia side. but
destined for points west. VII b" taken
through the tunnel 10 tho Ohio side.
again saving tho A. cents ilfercntiaL
Companies preparing 10 tunnel the
Ohio river are the Cleveland & West
crn Coal Company. Mah"r Galleries
Company and tho George NJ. Jones
Coal Company. ON" Of the compa.
mics already has It's shaft down on
tho West Virginia side. and the other
companies are beginning work on
tho propositions The tunnels will
BE- 10 fcrt under tho bed OF the river
through inc regular coal seam.
1t is expected that within five years
this new district will b" producing
coal at the rate Of 10000 tons p"T day
making il ono OF the most import.
ant districts in III" IVES, Virginia
Ohio soft coal region.
The heart Ut the new district is
about six miles below Moundsvilie.
". Va On the Ohio side it is known
as the Powha.an district. and on the
West Virginia side a. the CreaSaps
district.
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Searching for Two Tots
Kidnapped By Cypsies

WHh"S-RLrrc. Pa. April l7.--Statc-
widc aid il sought today IN the search
Tor two children under six years. who
have been missing from their homes for
more than - hours
Police o. Edwardsyjlic and Larks-
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.PRFSRYTERY APPROVES CALLS
FOR COVE NARW00D PASTORS
coMn1ss1oNERs TO PRESBYTERIAN
GENERAL. ASSEMBLY TO BE
MAYED TODAY
Excellent Reports OF DENOMINATIONS
Society submitted in Spring
Spring Session

,,
"''."'.'S ~ ~. ,.,s H..
It ,,,ts c,r",,,,,,, ~ ~, rr.l meet
49, .,ri,,., ,cs..,r ~ ,r,o Pros
L,t.ry or Nhcc,inr N rho Siono Freshly
,cr;an church =, Elm Grove. Inror-
,ant committee s%;cc,:nu. and tho ,rIcc-
/ ton ,r ono or moro i,ur,rt,u, rrmmit-
! roo rhairncn VIII be made at ;nis So
MON
Tho p-rsl,v;r-v u. Whc,,'5-s or"0rh
H.. ,ra-,n~ session AT go. son" church
=, ".,i n',.,a., Yesterday ariorru"n. It
vas constituted Nitn iroyor by ihe
. mol c-,.r;. H. II:ny T.. Ferris. pastor
Nc tho Second Tr, ,hy,crian rhprch nr
! Wheeling
Roy H. ". IIurn. VS. c,,;'rl 7rodtr-
..nr and Ecv. T.. : W.,;.urus nts 80 ''"d
tcmparar, clerk
rr.nhn~ o. committee sc'c"tl"Us
,:cre :nnaurc.d. rs follows:
Ri.i~ anil n,rrtur.s ~. T. =. f"-rje,
Roy. w T. tI'cn rev. IIarn,l r;aur;.
and T>,ln-.: y II Williams and l. u.
Enhirson
Sc-sinna' rc,o"dx ley =. l.. EIrt
md NJ NVo,.rrs
Lowe ,I thSca,n .E., T. l. latrona
and Elder " t. 1arnh
Roy ~ NJ ,iEhrri. -" tho rrr4hvtr-v
~ :, Tn.i;~ aud Ecv. curtis IT, Page.
n" to I'rnShr'"r,- &C Corr'nr w"r" in
,i;td to - - corresponding me:nhHrS.
Approve TWO Calls
\ ca,; from cove church for -" Rev.
David - Mn-'"H and = rHl' rr"'M ~"
E!ch,anI chnr, II % Whrwo"l Tor ;ho
Rev. J. Alexander E-own w"r" read and
rcinc fnInd IN order. hN'h Ca'!s were
approved
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
INSTRUCTION

Music, Dancing, Dramatic -
GIBSON STUDIO-No play. no pay; free
mandolin with 10 lessons for SIS. Rogers.
224 Smith Street. Tel. 1859.
GILL SCHOOL OF MUSIC-Violin In
structions a speciality; Instruments fur
nished free. 81 Smith St. Perth AM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
FIRE ALARM BOXES

2I-Gordo0 and Meade Streets
zs--Madison Ave. and Paterson Street
24-Market and Sheridan Streets
~2b-Smith Street and Central r.. X.
z5-Market and First Streets
27-Raritan Copper Works
2S-High and Lewis Streets
34-Madison Avenue and Smith Street
35-Smith and High Streets
S6-New Brunswick Ave. and New Street
37-Smith and State Streets
&1-Standard Underground Cable Co.
42-AtIantic Terra Gotta Works
43-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford ct.
46-Commerce and Front Streets
estate and Washington Streets
47-High and Washington Streets
52-Cortlandt and Easton Streets
53-Division and william Streets
54-Stat' and Buckingham Ave
55-Parker st. and Puie Xxi Avs.
b6-Hall Ave. and Char.NN Street
57-State and Wayne Streets
.5S-Near Lead Works
-Maurer
ss-washington Street ana Park Avenue
6S-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
64-Smith Street and Watson Avenue
6s-Commerce and State Streets
s1-Front and smith Streets
73-Water and Gordon Streets
74-Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street
S1-Brace and Hanson Avenues
s2-Smith and Herbert Streets
STANDBY Ave. n Washington st.
s4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
Smear City Hospital
s6-Cleveland and Brace Avenues
87-Amboy and Hall Avenues
97-Amboy Avenue and Inslee Street
s3-Lawrence and Francis Streets
s4-Neville and tombstone Streets
SPECIAL CALLs
1s-Washington Hose Co.
14-McClellan Engine Co.
1S-Protection n. q l.
Is Eagle Hose Co.
17-Liberty II. q L.
2z-Lincoln Engine
44-Garfeld Hsse
s33-Eutire Department