davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
Party Is Given Raxmbnd seel

A birthday and surprise party
combined was held in honor of Ray.
mond Seel at his home in Market
street on last Sunday evening, New
Years Night. Piano selections were
played by the Misses Louise Brown,
Madeline Nelson. Marcella Schuster,
and Raymond Seal, and Joseph Sc
guine entertained with several songs.
The rooms were art:ytically d%ecorat-
ed with palms and streamers of red
and green. making a pretty setting
for the serving of refreshments at
a suitable hour.
Included among the guests were
the Misses Helen Westfeld, Madeline
Nelson, Marian Secl: Messrs. Ray
mond and Robert Seel, Joseph Sc
guin., Jr.. Stanley Schultz and Vernon
Achenberg Mrs. Harold Nelson, Mrs.
c. Brown, n. Heiselberg, Mrs. w.
Fits erald, w. Fitzgerald, Jr., Louis
Seel. of this city; Miss Louisa Brown.
of Union; Miss Marcella Shuster. OF
elizabeth, and Miss Audrey Where OF
Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
LEGION AUXILIARY
ELECTS MRS. RYAN

A complete change has been made
in the officers of the Woman's Aux
Hilary of Ike American Legion VINO
held their annual meeting in the
public library last night. Mrs. Fat
rick J. Ryan is the new president
and Miss Anne Allen the vice presi-
dent. The corresponding and record
ing secretary is Mrs. William Burnett
with Mrs. Joseph Chmer as trea-
surer.
The new executive committee is
COMPOSED of Miss katherine Kleck-
ner, Mrs. Austin Hornsby, Mrs. Cor
don Baldwin and Mrs. Christopher
Miller. ~
Mrs. Ryan takes the place oSSMlss
Edith Crowell who while in ONCE
did much for the organization. 1t is
expected that the Women's Auxiliary
will have a large program to carry
out this year as they work. in firect
conjunction with the American Le-
gion which mas many projects to ma
terIalize. Mrs. Ryan was formerly
chairman of the disqualification COM
mittee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
DIRECTOR
STARTS WORK HERE

Miss Marie Richter, director from
the John Rogers Producing Com
pany arrived yesterday afternoon to
begin her staging of the musical
comedy, "Springtime." which the
Catholic Daughters of America VIII
auspice in the Majestic theatre on
the nights of January 20 and "a. The
first rehearsal was held last night
and a large number of eager parti-
cipants were on hand to get first
directions. The list of principals is
complete and only the arrangement
of the choruses is left before the re-
hearsals will be in full swing every
afternoon and evening until the
staging of the show.
Headquarters for all ~rehearsals
and committee meetings will be at
the knights of Columbus Home in
High street. The committees are
all hard at work under the direction
of the general chairman, Mrs. P. N.
Kennedy and many are anticipating
purchasing tickets as soon as they
are out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
ALLEGED THEE
IS TAKEN AWAY.
Newark Negro Arrested by
Detectives GutoWski and
Muska- Car Returned

Accused of the theft of an auto
mobile at Newark on December n.
Benjamin Bland, a negro, twenty
eight years old, whose home Is ia
Pennington street, Newark, was tax
en- back to that city yesterday az
ternoon after hts arrest here on
Monday night by Detective Lteuten-
ants Joseph Gutowski and Michael
Muska.
The negro, with the a in his pos
session, was captured late Monday
night following q tip to the detec-
tive department by Patrolman
Jorgensen who saw the car parked
In the vicinity of Prospect and Fay
cite streets and thought it unusual
for an owner to leave q a outside
in such weather. The machine was
en- eight cylinder car. Gutowski
and Muska concealed themselves
near the automobile and waited for
the driver to appear. taking Bland
into custody when he approached
the a nearly three hours later. /
After questioning the prisoner the
authorities got into touch with the
Newark police and in a few minutes
were notified that the machine was
stolen. officers and an agent from
the insurance company that had
paid for the loss of the car came
down to this city yesterday after
noon and returned with car and
prisoner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
C~ALEDONIANS HAVE
BIG NEW YEAR EVENT

Perth Amboy Caledonians and the
Ladies' Auxiliary held their annual
social and dance for the members
and friends on New Years Eve IN
odd Fellows Hall with Past Chief
Hugh Roy Buchan in the chair ac-
companied by Past Chief David
Preacher.
The chairman gave a stirring ad-
dress to the members and David
Preacher and Joseph McFayden also
addressed .he company. The tables
were spread with all sorts Of good
things to eat and all did ample
Justice to them. Each child was
given a ba filled with fruit and can
dies.
A delightful entertainment was
given with Mrs. Alec Buchan pre-
siding at the piano and John Rogan
at the violin. The old Scotch songs
were sung by Mrs. Creighton Stark.
Mrs. Robert Gillfilian, charles Mirk,
Creighton Stark and Robert Gilfillian.
Mrs. A. Buchan and Hugh Roy Buc-
han entertained with a duet and Miss
Agnes McEayden, Robert and Joe
McFayden sang more of the old
SONGS. Miss Agnes McFayden also
entertained with the Highland Fling
and after all of the tables had been
cleared away the guests danced un-
til IL ~o'cltcn, wher all Joined in sing
ing "A Guild New Year"
Dancing continued until 1 O'Clock
at which time all the guests formed
a big circle. joined hands and sang
the parting song, SHOULD Aud Ac-
auatntance Be Forgot"
The evening was a great success
and much credit is due the chat han,
Mrs. Hugh Dickson, and her COM
mittee, Mrs. Creighton Stark, Mrs.
Charles Buchan. Mrs. Isabella Will
son and Mrs. Alec Dickson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
Party Given Charles Wardo

Charles Wardo was given a sur
prise party on New Years Night at
the home of Mrs. Harry +. kalten-
bach in tombstone street, in honor
of his twenty-second birthday. The
rooms were nicely decorated in sill
yer and red and after an enjoyable
evening of games and dancing, re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess,
Those present We're the Misses
Madalena and Jenny Anderson, Es-
Their and Elizabeth Wardo, Eliza
beth and Gamma Egan. Mary Rogan,
Frances Kaltenbach, Dora and
Avunda Pavlovsky, Mary and Cath
crime Kaltenbach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Shultz, Mrs. Kaltenbach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry k~altenbach,
Messrs. Charles Wardo. John Kali
tenbach, Steve and Joe Bushman,
Mic Nelson. Harry jackson, Frank
Reed of this city; the Misses lola
Johnson and Elizabeth Shurak,
Louis Grispart and George Jagan OF
Fords, the Misses Marion Anderson
and Helen Peterson, Dick Smith
and Frank Richmond of New York;
Misses Mary Gazal and Betty Dawes,
William steel, Percy Hart, Edward
Burke and Clarence Fowler OF
Brookiyn; Miss Florence Beekman
and Harold Fard of Jersey City and
Soren Federson of Sewaren.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
ALPERN SPEAKS
Of NEW !. N. H.A.
Prospects of New Building
Elaborated on at Annual
Chanukah Celebration

The prospects of the New Y. NJ.
IL. a. building was one of the sub
iects elaborated upon by Isaac AL
perm at the annual .Chanukah cele-
bration of the Perth AmbOy Hebrew
school which was held Sunday with
q large audience in attendance. An
interesting program of speeches and
music followed the opening of the
meeting by Rev. T. Chain who told
of the modern significance of the
feast of Chanukah.
Under the direction of the teach
er, Miss Eva Settler, the children of
the Talmud Torah carried out the
program which was furthered by
Philip Siskind.
The story of Chanukah in Hebrew
was given by Miss Lena Cohen and
followed by the same topic in Eng
fish from Frances Hanyig. Miss
May Chain led the choir in Light
ing the Candles" Other partici-
pants were Tobie Marcus, Lucille
Lipman. Rhoda Chain, George
Whitkin, Arthur Joselson, Ida Wit
kin, Joseph Wilmer, Meyer Chain,
Isreal Segal, Ruth Cohen, Lena
Cohen, Sydney Brody, Mary Sch
lechter, Sarah Wilmer, Jack kluft,
David Krames, Deborah Dubinsky,
Sarah Sussman, Ida Stultz.a Sarah
Miles, Bessie Hanyig. Esther Gold
smid and Sarah Guth.
A gold fountain pen was presented
Miss Settler by the children of the
Hebrew School in appreciation OF
her services in the interest of the
organization.
The Auxiliary of the Solomon
Brody Auxiliary of the Hebrew
School and the Daughters of Jacob
served the refreshments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Donahay and
family of Cranbury, spent New
Years Day with MIR and Mrs. =. u.
Mullins. of New Brunswick avenue.
Julius Simmer, Jr., left yesterday
70 resume his studies at Blair Acad-
envy in Blairstown, after spending
the holidays with his parents. Nr.
and Mrs. julius Sintmen, of~kearny
avenue.
Mr.. amt Mrs. Charles Blatt n
children, of Mattano Place, attended
a New Years party given at the
home CT Mr.. and Mrs Carl Augustine
in Woodbridge, Monday night.
Will S. Stevens has returned 10
the Y. NJ. c. A. College in Spring
field. Mass. after enjoying the col.
lege vacation with f. f. Menaker' Oh
Catalpa avenue.
The Misses Anna Hallahan and
Ada WilentZ, resumed their studies
at Montclair Normal today.
Fletcher Hyldahl. of South CITY,
was the Weekend guest of Nels JeF-
emiassen, OF New Brunswick avenue.
The Misses Hazel Brogger, LOIS
Letter and Gladys Preston have re-
turned to Trenton to resume their
studies at the Normal School there.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
William Pfau, of Metuchen. former
ly OF this city, Monday morning at
the City Hospital. Mrs. Frau was
formerly Miss Marie Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Pullen. OF
Water street, were the Weekend and
New Years guests of the formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pullen
Of Asbury Park.
Mrs. William Shepherd Of Pros
pect street, is spending a week with
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Shepherd
of Trenton
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Hulse.. Jr.'
and family, of Brighton avenue, have
returned after spending several days
with Mrs. II. S. Hulse, ST.. in Port
Jefferson. L. /.
The Misses Alice Gade. 1rma HIS
dorf, Elsie Goldberger and Natalie
Ioder have returned to u their
studies at the New Jersey College
for Women in New Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mallet, at
tendants at the Brooklyn State Hos
pital for the Insane were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolf, or
Meade street for the holiday sea-
son.
Harold Hansen and Olaf Olsen
have returned to sun their studies
at Syracuse University.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
Party Given Earl w. Anderson

A New Years surprise party was
given Earl w. Anderson at his
home in Fords last Sunday night by
a number of his friends. Red and
green steamers decorated the
rooms attractively. Singing and
dancing proved an enjoyable enter
tainment for the guests and piano
selections were played by Miss AL
berta Madsen while a quartet en-
After the games partners were
chosen for the supper served late
in the evening.
The guests included the Misses
Alberta Madsen. Anna Ulbrich, Ed
ma Madsen, Mary and Genevieve
Montani. Mary Chayko, Betty Ben
yak. Messrs. Warren Clifton, Ar
chic Gardella, William Fraser, Ar
thur Jensen, Charles Sher. Jasper
johnson, William Brennan. Alex
Melko, B. Spear, Joe McQuarrie and
Summer Dawson of Perth Amboy;
Miss Julia Savage and Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Savage of Brooklyn;
the Misses Laura Dunham, Mary,
Anna and Julia Desatinak. Mildred
and Sadie Dambach, Phyllis Tyrell.
Dorothy and Constance Anderson;
Messrs. Joseph Dambach, Earl An
derson, John 10th, James Rogan,
John Dambach, William and Harold
Dambach, Arthur. Thorvald and
Royal Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dambach
and Mrs. Mabel Tyrell of Fords;
Miss Frances White of Newark,
Miss Anna Shea of New York, Miss
Madeline Freeman of Princeton;
Messrs. Joseph Romer and John
Parsler of Keasbey. Peter Wanskus,
William Cook and James Weston of
Elizabeth and Vincent Savage of
PENNSYLVANIA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
BIG N AHEAD
FOR ROSARY SOCIETY

The weekly card parties of the
Rosary Society will be resumed to-
morrow night in st. Mary's hall in
Center street and o party will be
held each week thereafter with the
exception of Thursday, January IL.
This date has been reserved for the
Fifth Anniversary supper which is
to commemorate the social organiZa-
ton of the society in the year 1916.
Elaborate arrangements are being
made for the supper which is to be
catered by Mrs. 1ver Larsen.
The party of tomorrow night Will
be truly enjoyable and a large num-
Der of pretty prizes will be awarded
as usual in all of the games.
Mrs. Catherine Ciapsadell is chair
man of the evening with Mrs. John
Burke. Mrs. Margaret Buckley, Mrs.
William Campbell, Mrs. John Con-
nelly, Mrs. William Grace, Mrs. Jo-
seph Greirer, Mrs. James Hardiman,
Mrs. James Kennedy, Mrs. john
Kerr, Mrs. Alice Langan, Mrs. Thorn
as Iangan, Mrs. William Langan,
Mrs. Lawrence Long. Mrs. Thomas
McGran, Mrs. Johr f. Martin, Mrs.
Robert Mulvaney, Mrs. Charles Pet
erson. Mrs. Henry Slater and Mrs.
James Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
THEATRES
Big Program at Crescent

Mayme was an oNerworked shop
girl who toiled behind the stocking
counter of a department store I'M
til she was sick and tired of "see-
in stockin's and thinkin' feet" She
wasn't pretty or graceful or any
thing that a girl is admired for.
One day Mayme went to a fortune
teller who tells her that she is gov
erned by the spirit of a beautiful
Spanish girl named Rosa. Mayme
decides to let Rosa have her way.
Don't miss seeing what Happened
to Rosa and let Mabel Normand
make you laugh more than you
ver laughed before at the Crescent
Theatre.
The program also includes five
headline vaudeville acts that are
better than any see in this city in
a long time. Louis NJ. Granat. man.
ager of the Crescent and Ditmas
theatres is putting forth every eff
fort to obtain the best shows pos
sible for these two popular theatres
and no money is being spared to
give the people the best that can
be obtained, both jim pictures and
vaudeville.
Today and tpmorrow's vaudeville
program is one that all wiz want to
see.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
HEARING ON NEW
WRIT SATURDAY
Justice Bergen Will Hear Ger
tiorari Action Against Cable
Works Siding

Supreme Court Justice James j.
Bergen has set Saturday morning as
the time when he will consider the
second writ of certiOrari secured by
John Seaman against the city TO
prevent the laying of a siding by
the ,Lehigh Valley in upper High
street to the plant of the Standard
Underground Gable Works. City
Attorney Leo Goldberger went to
New Brunswick this morning to
make application for a date being
set in this case by Judge Bergen.
who is sitting in the Cares murder
trial at New Brunswick today.
The city attorney has moved for
a dismissal of the writ on the
grounds that the siding will not in
jure Seaman's property any more
than it will injure other private
property wner in that vicinity.
One writ has already been dismiss
ed and Mr.. Goldberger feels confi-
dent that this second restraining ac-
ton will be thrown out Saturday
morning in Elizabeth when it comes
before Justice Bergen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04

Robert 4. Van Pelt, an old resi-
dent of this city. died suddenly ut
i O'clock yesterday morning at Free
hold, where he with his wife had
gone TO spend the holidays with
friends. Mr.. Van Pelt was sixty
seven years old and besides his
widow is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Charles Bendon of Newark, ana
Mrs. Ralph Roberts. of Metuchen,
He was for a number of years in the
wagon and harness business and was
a dealer in horses. The funeral will
be held tomorrow afternoon at ESQ
o'clock from the home of his dauga-
ter. Mrs. Ralph Roberts, 107 Dur
ham avenue, Metuchen, with whom
ne resided. The interment will DE
in Hillside cemetery. Metuchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04

How a oma a spend practi-
cally her whole life striving with
might and main to win for herself
the love that has been foolishly CIV
en- to another constitutes one of the
finest and present-day
dramas the screen has seer in many
months, will be the feature at the
Ditmas theatre tomorrow. The title
of this new photodrama is What
No Man Knows" and presents Clara
Kimball Young in what the critics
say to be the best acting of her
long and brilliant screen career.
The question of who is the more
unselfish, the man or the woman. is
splendidly answered in this big e
picture that boasts of one of the
finest casts ever assembled. Little
Jean Carpenter, child wonder, who
won the hearts of millions in Mary
Pickford's Through the Back
Door is one of the cast that makes
this a production of unusual siSni-
Ec2nca-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
Miss Nettie Goldman Hostess

Miss Nettie Goldman was hostess
at a social gathering at her home in
State street in celebration of the
New Year. The evening was spent
in playing games and dancing. Re
Treatments suitable. to the occasion
were served around a table prettily
decorated in pink. and white. Under
each plate a paper hat was found
and other favors including squawk-
ers and horns were given the guests.
Among the guests attending We're
the Misses Lena Edelstein, Grace Lee
vine. Rae Jacobson, Malvie Mailer,
Bessie Kramer. Ruth Encherman,
Nettie Goldman, Messrs. Alfred Bon
don, Ralph Belikov, Joseph Mandel.
Sidney Weisman, Samuel Rubin. Gus
Diamond and Samuel Spivack.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
OVER 100000
=. IS PAID BYR R
Central Railroad Pays Large
Amounts in Grade Cross
ing Tragedy Here

Over 500, 900 has been paid By
the Central Railroad of New Jersey
to the wives, children and other de-
pendents of the volunteer firemen
members of >Nhe Eagle Hose 4
Chemical Company who were killed
or died as the result of the Market
street grade crossing accident on
June IS, 1921, when the apparatus
of the company crashed into q Cen
trail Railroad of New Jersey express
while responding to an alarmiof nre.
The last claim was settled sol e days
ago, and although the lawyers com
mittee appointed by Judge Q. z.
Hommann, to look after the inter-
ests of the dependents announce the
fact that claims have been settled,
they refuse to make public the
amount paid to each claimant,
The committee, through Stephen
F.. Somogyi, announced that 1t had
succeeded in making settlements IN
all of the cases which were entirely
satisfactory to all the parties con-
cerned. Settlements were not only
made with the relatives OF the de-
ceased firemen, but also with those
iremen who were injured in the ac-
cident.
The committee contributed their
work without fee to the dependents.
Under ordinary circumstances the
attorneys would have reccivdd large
fees in settling the Claims,
Besides five meetings which the
committee held among themselves
while looking up points of INV and
other details in connection With the
case, ten or twelve sessions OF n
committee and representatives were
held. Aside from this direct work
in connection with the claims, \
committee was Instrumental IN se-
curing the Indictment Of Alfred
Rowe, an attorney of New York
City, who had been in the| city So
liciting claims against the ra1lroau
company and had already d;ommenc-
ed suit on one claim through a New
Jersey representative.
The lawyers committees consists
of the following a~ttorneysf ADRIAN
Lyon, chairman; Harry s. iMedinets.
Emil Stremlau, Charles Sea5man, Jf..
Thomas Hanson and Stephjfn T. So
mogyi.
The railroad was rd fnted py
Andrew j. Wight of law nrni
of Wight. Wight & CD pick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
PLAN FIGHT ON
VAN Ness LAW
Democratic Legislators Will
Introduce Bill for Repeal OF
Dry Enforcement Act

JERSEY CITY, Jan. 4.-Cndaunt-
ed by their failure to win control OF
the New Jersey legislature at the
election last November, on a lfberaf
prohibition. platform, Democratic
members of the legislature planned
to wage q fight on the Van Ness
prohibition enforcement act on n
floor of the legislature AT a con-
terence here last night attended by
Governor Edwards and every Demo-
cratic legislator. except one, 1t was
iscided to introduce a bill for repeal
of the Van Ness .aw. II this IS de-
fea.ed tbs minority legislators decid-
ed another bill requiring jury trial
fora all alleged vioIators of the law.
will be offered.
A resolution will be introduced
70 petition congress for modification
of the Volstead enforcement act. The
Democrats also decided to Introduce
bills. providing for repeal of the
state constabulary act, for legalizing
peaceful strikes" for immediate
abandonment of the Morris canal,
and to permit innocent" amusement
on Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
Bridec Party ENJOYED

A bridge party took place at the
home of Mrs. Frank Murdoch of
Fords Monday afternoon and night.
After the games. singing and dane
ing were enjoyed by the guests;
upper was served and a buffet sup
per was served at 1 O'Clock.
Miss Marie Servis played several
piano selections and Sherry East
cliff played the violin. Those pres
ent we're Mrs. Hansen, Misses Marie
and Catherine Servis, Mary Chakos-
ky, Anna Hansen, Anna, Mary and
j. A. Kaleta, Messrs. Henry MUIR
dock. Martin Conrad and John Nc
Cue and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muir
dock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
Party Given Edna Cline

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cline gave a
party for their daughter, Edna, at
their home in Broad street on New
Years Eve. The festivities of the
evening included games and songs.
Piano selections were played by the
Misses Esther Gilbert and Elizabeth
Solt and Mrs. Clarence Davenport
and Stanley Hyldahl played the vio-
lin. Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Among the guests present We're,
the Misses Elizabeth Solt, Evelyn
Gunkel, Elizabeth Tymrak. Esther
Gilbert. Bertha Gilman, Madeline
Wainwright, Florence Larson. Edna
Cline: Messrs. Stanley, Malcolm and
Fletcher Hyldahl, Alton Roth. Lee
Gilbert, Edward Kovalsky. Edward
Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dav-
export and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cline.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
Entertain at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Koch, OF
Hobart street, entertained at a New
Years dinner in honor of the latters
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Houser, Sr. The house was
appropriately decorated with poin-
settas, bells, holly and mistletoe and
an elaborate dinner was served.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Houser. Mr. Charles
Mihelis, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Lewis and
house guest. Mrs. Henry F. Lady of
Knoxville. Tenn. Miss Ruth Dalton,
Masters Arthur Dolan and John
Dale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04
PARTY at WilIiams Home

A part:- was given at the homie or
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin c. Williams
of Figh street on New Years Night.
Miss T.. Dzubay and Hans Palmbald
added to the pleasure of the evening
with a novelty dance and William
Tyte SANG several old English songs;
A New Years supper was served
by the hostess.
The guests included Miss Gladys
LAMAR, Mrs. Flora Dzubay and fam
ily. Mr.. and Mrs. August Anacker
and family William Tyte and Hans
Palmbald. Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen Dzuhay, of T~ottenville; vii.
liam Heinricks, Mrs. L. Collins, or
Railway, and Robert Lavat, OF
BrOoklyn,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-04

The Board of Education Will hold
a resular meeting tomorrow nlgnI;
Among the matters to come up VIII
be the appointment of new
for the additional nigh school, WING.
Perth Amboy Pest No. As, Ameri-
can Legion, will again bring up h
matter of a club house or home at
the coming meeting Friday night IN
the Y, NJ. C. A. auditorium. 1t was
decided last spring that the matter
be left over unit! the fall but the
economic depression obliged the or
-%ganization to again postpone the
move. 1t is generally felt, now, how
ever. that something must be done
Immediately,
The election of new officers for
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Club was put over from last night
until the next meeting to be held in
two weeks because of a number OF
members being absent. Routine
business was transacted for the first
meeting of the new year.