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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-11
CHAPTER 2c3

MpI cistration Of Medicine.
liam forty-nine. Of chapter one
.v1S seventeen. OF the revised
na,sss is hereby amended ny adding
lu, The following words: 'Provid-
sT,sst il the fees to be corrected un.
me r~ishtcen. of the revised stat
sple' insufficient to pay the SAL
ss s rd expenses provided by this
fss any, hat the members OF said
brieii. iii only be entitled to a pro
s'o sw,rcnt for salary In any year
~ Psh such fees arc insufficient: so
vhSI,d section, as amended. shall
As follows;
~ The members OF the board
S@s,ration in medicine shall re-
reannual salaries of one hundred
I'VE Zach except the secretary, who
sr, ,.reiye three hundred dollars a
20 addition each member shall
- !" necessary travelling expenses
rnassrding the meetings of the
~ Extra compensation Tor each
ac,ually spent in Investigation or
t.scntior Of complaints and cases
&C., Of the revised statutes. shall
In e 10 each member Of the
v.~ctnally engaged therein. Pro-
a that IL the fees to be collected
ga no provisions Of section eleven.
otht.nter eighteen. Of the revised
n,ss are insufficient to pay the
sss and expenses provided ny this
~, that the members Of said
VA shall only he entitled to a pro
~ rayment for salary in any year
sbch such fees are Insufficient
!, Anr I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-11

IA. laws OF nineteen hundred
puD..n,een as amended.
Chapter ono hundred sew
Fec > the public laws Of nineteen
W Q, tiweniy-,hrec is hereby re-
|fdITeu Arr. Apr. 6.
Evening star., 1923-02-07
Snks--Ney Wedding ar
Rauscher's Last Night.

The marriage of Miss Josephine
Ney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Ney. and Mr.. Jerome Saks, son of
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Saks. of this
city, took place last night at Rausch-
er,s at 1880 o'clock.
The ceremony. which pas performed
by Rev. DR.. Abram Simon of the
Eighth Street Temple. took place in
the pink ballroom under a border of
palms and ferns. and was witnessed
by about $50 guests, relatives and
friends OF the young couple.
The youthful bride, who was given
away by her father, Mr.. Milton Ney.
entered to the strains of "Lohengrin"
Wedding March," played on the
piano by her aunt. Mrs. Sidney West.
She was lovely in her bridal gown
Of white chiffon and rose point lace.
with long train Of lace and chiffon
trimmed in pearls. Her Veil of lace
was edged in pearls and held in place
with cap of rose point and orange
blossoms. She car rried Il shower bou-
quet OF brides roses and lilies OF the
valley.
Miss Irma Eey, sister of the bride.
was maid of honor. and wore girl
ish gown of pink georgette, with
touches of silver. and carried a
shower bouquet of orchids and pink
Little Alice West and Janice Loeb.
nicces of the bride. preceded her to
the altar strewing her path with
pink rose petals from baskets they
carried. The former wearing yellow
georgette. with orchid color satin
ribbons and a gold band in her hair,
and the latter wore she'll pink georg-
cite, with ribbons and gold
bandeaux.
The ring bearer was the little
brother of the bride, Milton Ney, who
wore black tuxedo suit and carried
white satin heart -Shaped pillow
The bridegroom had for his best
man, Mr.. Maurice Kafka of this city.
Mrs. Ney. mother of the bride wore
black satin crepe beaded in black
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breakfast was served Immediately
after the mass.
The bride was given In marriage
by her brother, Mr.. James NJ. O'Con-
nor, formerly Of Washington. now of
Shlcago She wore gown Of white
crepe romaine. heavily beaded in
crystals made with a graceful train.
which was completely covered by her
tuiie veil, held by a coronet of pearls.
She carried a shower bouquet Of
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
MISS Anne G. OConnor was her
sisters maid Of honor, and wore sill
yer and old blue metal cloth, trimmed
with silver lace with a toque of blue
and silver to match, and carried pink
| roses and blue delphinium. Another
susie Miss Helena O'Connor, was
bridesmaid. wearing orchid silk,
| trimmed with gold with q hat of or
enid with a brim of gold lace, and
| she carried orchid sweet peas.
Mr.. X. s. Robbins of New York and
Paris, father of the bridegroom, was
his best man, and the ushers we're
Mr.. Bert Sanford of New York, Mr..
Fred Steele and Mr. Robert Smeltzer.
At the breakfast Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
bins and the mother of each received
the guests. Mrs. O'Connor, mother of
the bride, wearing gray crepe ro-
maine, beaded I'm crystals, with a
black hat. Mrs. Robbins. mother of
the bridegroom, was in black crepe.
trimmed with black fur, and she wore
q nat of taupe straw with a brim of
satin In the same color, and trimme ed
with a plume, which fell over her
shoulder.
Later today Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins
| Continued on Ninth Page)
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beads and wore afcorsage bouquet OF
orchids and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Saks, mother Of the bridegroom
wore a black seQuin robe and a cor
sage bouquet of orchids and iilles Oh
the valley.
Dancing was enjoyed during the
evening in the large ballroom, WIN
music by a stringed orchestra, anu
buffet supper was served from an a..
tractive table. decorated In paskets
filled with pink and red roses. MI Mr.
and Mrs. Saks are spending IneIr
honeymoon south. going TO faii
Beach, and New Orleans for the Mar
di Gras and upon their return VIII De
at home at 2700 Connecticut avenue
after March !.
The brides going-away gown was
n three piece suit OF dark blue TRIM
med in silver and blue and a becom- :
ing hat to match and wore piue
fox scarf. With the costume sns
carried a natural caracul coat. among
the out of town guests were Mr. ana
Mrs Joseph Ney of Harrisonburg, va;
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Moses. Mr. anu
Mrs. Jacob G. Moses of baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Meyer of Birmlng-
ham, Ala: Mr.. and Mrs. Raiph Doln-
brewer of Richmond. Va; Mr. rrann ran,
KstZ of Baltimore. Mrs. Amos hiot@
and Mr. Samuel Weinberg or Staun
| ton, Va; Miss Blanche Neubereer VI
| Raltimore Miss Victoria Oscner anu
Miss Dorothy Goldman or fhllaoei
| phia.
! The marriage of Miss Mary Teresa
! O'Connor, daughter of Mrs. n, -
| O'Connor. to Mr.. r. Clinton hoopInS
| of New York took place TINS iiiprE ri II :
| ing IN st. AIoysius Church. The
ceremony was performed at II O'Clock
by the Rev. Edward J. Sweeney an ano
was followed by a nuptial mass. me
church had an effective arranseineih 81
| OF evergreens and White no"ei ~
sauna coIors used in the home OF the
| brides mother. where the wedding
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day TO spend a fortnight with MISS
Elizabeth Hanna in her home on
Florida avenue. Miss Hanna VIII give
a black and white dance SATURDAY
evening, February "a, in comPlinen.
to her guest. Miss Hanna Will also
be hostess at dinner Miss ,ouise
ruary %, in honor OF MISS iuIe ur,se
Ross Todd, who is spenqhs so'''7
time with her aunt, Nine. Hause.
Miss Hanna entertained at dinner
last evening preceding the nleetins
Of the dancing class at the PlayhouIse'
Her guests were Miss Ailsa Mellon,
the secretary of the Italian EMBASSY
and Signora GeiSSer Celesia @ @Miss
Grace Hendricks of New 1orh' MISS
Margaret Harding. Miss Jean Sq.he5
land. MIR. Stanley Hawkes., MT. D' NJ
ford Norman. jr.: Mr.. Marion Lay, Mr,
Bic.p,rJ, Iaridson and Mr. Reeve
Hoover.
Cant. Georges Thenault, assis@taht @
military attache for aeronaut,cS, ".o
oidart ts at the Naval Hospital,
where he is recovering
Admiral and Mrs. John Hubbard
ootartainad a company Of four at
dinner last evening at the foWnatan
later taking their guests to the opera
Nine. Hauge entertained a company
ner last evening for her niece so MiS
Ionise Ross Todd, who recently caIle
from her home in LouisVllle 10 fe
main through the season.
Mrs. Norman williams was hostess
Tn n comnany OF twenty -four at olh-
ner last evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Judah Howe sears
we're hosts to n company OF tWelEe
Ias
guests being Miss Pell OF New or n
Nr crawford of Louisville ana MI
Sulliyan of philadelphia Later the
company attended the dancing CLASS
at the Playhouse
Tba counselor of the Polish lega-
tion and Nine. KwaplSzeW SKA enter
tained a company of sixteen az lunch-
son in the ballroom of the Shorehan
yesterday.
Cant. Graca Aranha. naval attache
Of the Brazilian embassy. was
luncheon host at the Shoreham yes
terday.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty will en-,
tertain at luncheon at the Hotel
Hamilton Saturday.
Mrs. Goring Bliss will not observe
her regular Thursday afternoon at
home tomorrow.
Mr.. Sumner Welles OF New York.
formerly a member of the diplomatic
service. arrived here yesterday and Is
staying at the Hotel Hamilton.
Mrs. Mary r. Bailey has returned
from a, visit in Philadelphia, where
she was the guest of Mrs III. B. Tur-
ner. wife of Commander Turner, U.
=. y.
Mrs. Robert Dickey, jr.. OF Cleve-
land. and the latter's sister. Miss
Anne Gordon are at the Vanderbilt
in New York, and will sail from there
aboard the Olympic Saturday for a
trip around the world. They Will be
oined in New York today by Mrs.
Waddy B. Wood and her younger
daughter. Miss Virginia Wood. and
the latter will sail with them Satur-
day. She will accompany them to
Tevey, Switzerland, where she will
enter school
Mrs. Clara C. Breen has left Wash
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tngton to take UP her permanent
residence In Birmingham, Ala.

ington to take up her permanent
residence In Birmingham, Ala.
Miss Virginia s. Caldwell has ar
rived from Illinois to visit for the
spring with her parents. Judge and
Mrs Andrew S. Caldwell, at Congress
Hall Hotel.
Mr.. N. Sakamaki of Japan, who
has been at the Burlington Hotel for
several weeks. leaves tomorrow for
tour of the United States. His
arst stop will be at Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford, jr., of New
York, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.
Robins in their apartment at the
Lee House.
DIR. and Mrs Frank Hutchins have
as guests in their apartment at the
Brighton Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Nc
Whirter of Indianapolis. Mr.. Nc
Whlrter Is member of the National
Chamher of Commerce. and has been
here Mr.. and Mrs. McWhirter will
san saturday for Europe for an alb
sence OF several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Callahan oi
Hamilton, Ont, Canada, have arrived
to spend some time here and will bt
at the Hamilton.
Mrs. a. X. de Larrosa of Paris. has
Joined her husband at the Powhatan
MIR. de Lorrosa has been here 70!
several weeks engaged in work of TIL,
American Red Cross.
Mrs. James irwin. 1855 Hobar
street, gave "bridge-tea" yesterday
afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Gurney
5. Strong, Mrs. Morris Z. Walt irwin
s'sting. The other guests wer,
Mrs Harry n. Moss, Mrs. r E. Briggs
Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mrs S. +,
Sargent. Mrs. F.. ID. Morris. Mrs
George W. Eastmint. Mrs. Robert L
iGeit Mrs. George Gardner. Mrs. Harr,
8 shannon. Mrs W. w. King, Mrs
! Glen Leland. Mrs. kennon Vail. Mrs
| Bryon S. Adams Mrs Ross Barrett
Mrs. Meta Cole. Mrs Robert Rausch
Mrs Lester Tracy. Mrs. Herbert Flynn
! and Mrs. Franklin King.
| Commander and Mrs. Satisfy o
/ CanandaiGua. y. Y. have taken room
| at the Grafton.
Mrs. r G. Park of West Chester
! Pa. and Mrs. W. r. Breck of Rose
/ mont Pa, have taken rooms Mt tn,
Grafton for the lenten season.
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"HE Vice President, Mr.. Cool
idee. went to New York this
morning to make an address
there this evening and will
return to his apartment at the Ne"
Willard tomorrow morning. lie WI,
be joined by Mrs. Coolidge the emu
of this week.
Tho splendidly arranged hihiet
riyen last night at the New Wlilaro
by Senator aud Mrs. Selden l.. 9peh
Ger had as guest of honor the wee
President. Invitations We're issued to
meet both the Vice President anu
Mrs. Coolidge, but her stay IN Nel-
mont caused her ahsenFe.
To meet Mr.. Coolidge We're the am
bassador of Great Britain ana Lazy
Geddes the minister OF Sua' elha ID. -
and Sonora de sanchez Lat"ur' Seha-
tor and Mrs. Joseph L. FRANCE SSh
ator Frederick Hale, senator anu ME-
Andrius 4. Jones Mrs. James A heea'
Senator and Mrs. john u. keharlcA'
Senator William T.. Mct> lnleH, S1h'i
tor Samuel NJ Sh"rtridge' l"rti'r' :,
Vice l'resid~nt and Mrs. Thomas X
Marshall. Representative ana MIS;
Fred lick {. Hicks. Maj. Gen, ana
Mrs. NJ W. ireland. Rear Admiral ana
Mrs George Il clark, Interstate ,oni
1uerce commits Ssioncr and Mrs. I. Z.
NrChord. Mrs. Charles u. Waicott'
rIr. ana Mrs Guy peSpard CON Coz.
" C.. R.hcuck. Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant. Mrs T. DE Witt TathadSe, NJ NJ
and Mrs Louis lfertle and Mrs VII
Jam Henry Smith.
Mrs. Spencer entertained at luneA~
con today, when her guests We're MIS-
Atlee Pomerene Mrs; J"sepI W. l.
I'rance, Mrs Lawrence c. fhippS. Mrs.
Nathaniel K. Dial Mrs. Hehr!
Wilder Keyes. Mrs. Ralph "A. cam
eron, Mrs. Arthur tapper, mrs; as
Izer l.. Oddit. Mrs. William }. Harrls'
Miss Page. Mrs. Ernest II. Ackerman'
Cleveland y. Newton. Mrs. Rudolph
Kauffmann Mrs. James Il. Allison
Mrs. Frank Hutchins, Mrs Caro!ine
ParkoIow Miss Rark"low. Mrs. w IL
liam Boyd. Mrs. Robert Love lay i"i
Mrs Samuel Beverly Williamson, MI >
Benjamin Humphreys. the Misses SedsT-
lev Mrs Frederick Young, Mrs. Ed
win : Puilrr. Mrs Louis Wood, Mrs.
Theodore Hauce Tiller. Mrs. SNOW d. :
ter. Mrs A LiSner and Mrs Lessie
Parker Brugemdu.
The amha SSador of Great Britain ana
r.adv Cieddes will entertain party OF
5urt-two at dinner this eNening. They
v-er. hosts 1T Il small luhcheph yes
+-rday, their guests including the MN
lister of Norway and Nine. Bryn. MISS
Tuger Rryn. the counselor OF the
Italian embassy, Signor Augusta Ros-
So and members of the embassy slali.
The ambassador of Italy. Prince
Ca,atani will be the guest of honor at
dinner this evening OF Mrs. IL Niltred
DuPuy.
Evening star., 1923-02-07

Mr. and Mrs Robert Graham Evans
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Logar
Payne and Mrs. George Bagley at Ii
Paradis after the opera last night
Evening star., 1923-02-07
Cabinet Ministers Wives
Receiving This Afternoon.

Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, wife of
.he secretary of State. will receive visi-
TORS this afternoon from TO CLOCK.
and will have assisting her, Mrs. VII
liam Phillips wife OF the undersecre-
tary of states and Mrs. William j. Carr,
wife of the director of the consular Serf-
ice.
Miss AiIsa Mellon will receive this
afternoon from to 6 o'clock, in her
fathers apartment, 1885 Massachusetts
avenue.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Weeks were the guests of honor at din-
ner last evening of senator ana MRS
Lawrence c. Phipps, who entertained
a company of ten preceding the opera.
Mrs. Henry g. Wallace. wife of the
Gecretary Of Agriculture, has assist
ing her, in her at home this after
moan. Nine. Peter, wife of the min
lister Of Switzerland: Nine. Stangler.
wife Of the commercial counselor OF
CNzechoslovakia; Mrs. Tasker l.. Oddle,
Mrs. Frank W. Mondeli, Mrs w. {.
Tuesley wife of the assistant post
master general and Mrs. T. j. Il.
Robinson, wife of the representative
elect from Iowa.
The Secretary OF Labor and Mrs.
Davis entertained at dinner last
evening. when their guests were the
Secretary of Agriculture. Mr.. Wal
lace: the assistant ST tcretary of labor
and Mrs. Henning. Mr.. and Mrs, Car
once Howard of st. Louis, Mr.. and
Mrs Cunther X. Leasing of FL Paso,
and Dir. and Mrs. Albert Bushnell
Hart of Cambridge
Evening star., 1923-02-07
Mrs. kendrick Entertains
For yOminE Guest.

Mrs. Kendrick, wife of Senator
John 3. kendrick, entertained a com
pany of twenty at luncheon in her
apartment at 2400 10th street. today
in compliment to her sister, Mrs.
Francis c. Williams of Sheridan, Wyo.
Mrs. Kendrick will receive tomor-
row afternoon. and Will have with
her Mrs. Williams and her daughter,
Miss Eula Williams, who has recently
finished her course at Goucher Col
lege, and Miss Rosa Maye kendrick
Mrs. Nathaniel B. Dial wife of
Senator Dial of South Carolina, Will
be at home tomorrow afternoon from
to 6 o'clock in honor of her cousin
Miss Rebecca Schenrk of Greensboro,
y. c.. who will be their guest for two
weeks. Miss Schenck arrived in
Washington this morning.
Miss Dial will assist her mother,
and at the tea table during the after
noon will be Mrs. Joseph I. Robert
son, Mrs Arthur Macarthur, Mrs.
Robert a. Cooper wife of former
Gov. Cooper of South Carolina, and
Mrs. Pembroke Thorn.
Owing to serious illness Mrs. Hale
has been obliged TO withdraw invita-
tions for the luncheon party she was
to entertain Saturday.
Mrs. Hale will not be at home to-
morrow afternoon, but will receive
the following Thursday afternoons in
her home at 1901 18th street until
March 4.
Mrs. Andrieus A Jones Will be at
home tomorrow afternoon from to
in her apartment at 24oO l6th
street
THE Sneaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives and Mrs. Frederick II. Gil
lett were hosts last evening to large
company for the latter's daughter,
Miss Louisa Hoar. The company
numbered about fifty. and the DIM
ner was given at Grasslands, the
party later going to the dancing class
ut the Playhouse.
THE charge d'affaires of Lithuanla
and Nine. Carneckis have issued cards
for a reception in celebration of the
NTH anniversary of the independ-
ence of Lithuania, Friday afternoon
February Is. from to 6 O'Clock, at the
legation, 1926 f street.
Mrs. F. H. Funk entertained a
marty of twenty at luncheon and
bridge at her home in the st. AL
bans apartment today.
Representative and Mrs. Martin Z.
Madden will be hosts at dinner to-
Evening star., 1923-02-07

The bachelors of the British en-
bassy staff will give a dance Thurs
day evening, February %.
Evening star., 1923-02-07

Mrs. Frederick W. Coleman, the
wife of Col. Coleman was hostess a.
a luncheon party and bridge in hel
apartment at the Northumb berland TO.
day. Her guests numbered twenty.
eight.
Evening star., 1923-02-07
Miss CathIeen Vanderbilt
To Visit Miss Hanna.

Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt. daughter
of Mrs. Sydney Colford, jr., of New
York, will come to Washington Tues
Evening star., 1923-02-07

Mrs. F. H. Funk entertained
marty Of twenty at luncheon and
bridge at her home in the st. AL
hans apartment today.
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REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Martin G.
Madden will be hosts at dinner to-
Evening star., 1923-02-07

Mrs. Mary r. Bailey has returned
from a visit in Philadelphia, where
she was the guest of Mrs II. B. Tur-
ner, wife Of Commander Turner, y.
X N
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Miss Ailsa Mellon will receive this
afternoon from t to o'clock, in her
fathers apartment, 1885 Massachusetts
avenue.
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Miss Mary Anderson Pugh enter
tanned at a luncheon followed by nah
jongg at the Arts Club today.
Evening star., 1923-02-07

Mr.. Sumner Welles OF New York
formerly a member of the diplomatic
service, arrived here yesterday and Is
staying at the Hotel Hamilton.
Evening star., 1923-02-07

Mrs. Andrieus A Jones will be at
home tomorrow afternoon from to
6 in her apartment at 2400 18th
street-
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Mrs. Goring Bliss will not observe
her regular Thursday afternoon at
home tomorrow.
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Mrs. Hale will not be at home to-
morrow afternoon, but will receive
the following Thursday afternoons In
her home at 1901 10th street until
Tarcb 4
Evening star., 1923-02-07

Mrs. Clara C. Breen has left Wash
Evening star., 1923-02-07

morrow evening i'll honor of the ap-
preparation committee members and
their wives.
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Miss Lispenard Sea bury, who made
her debut in Washington while with
her uncle and aunt Capt and Mrs
Austin kautz, and later went to New
York for a series of entertainments.
will return to Washington tomorrow
to be with Capt. and Mrs. Kautz for
some time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-19
SOUTH AMBOY

Miss Mary Tedesco is spending the
week with relatives in Brooklyn. N.
Y.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pro-
lection Hose Company r planning
a card party to be held at the tse
house the latter part of this month.
Tonight a regular meeting of Luke
A. Lovely Post will be held at 8
o'clock in their rooms on lower Da-
vid street.
John Shultz has purchased a car
of the touring type.
Joseph Seamon motored with a
party Of friends to Carteret yester-
day.
The Welsh building at the cor
ner OF Stevens avenu and David
street is receiving a new coat of
paint.
Madame DR.. A. Besner of Toronto.
Canada after a three weeks stay at
the home Of her son Joseph. TN
Augusta street, left for her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Quinby with a
party of friends motored to Asbury
Park yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leonard and
daughter Edna. together with ROB
ert Stivers, have returned from a
trip to Baltimore. Nd, where they
visited with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Fox is enjoying sew
e-al days with friends at Trenton.
South Amboy was again well re5-
resented at the carnival in Perth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-19
kEYPORT PARK
ACTION TAKEN

KEYPORT, July 19.-The meeting
called by the Keyport Recreation AS
ISOLATION. Tuesday evening to decide
upon whether it should continue
longer as an organization was large
~ attended and much interest shown
in the work of the Association in the
past and assistance pledged for the
future. F. Palmer Armstrong pre-
sided.
Speakers of the evening were
Mayor Thomas L. Smith who stated
that he's thought the association
should continue, as did also Mrs. A.
NJ. Brown, Mrs. c. S. jerks and c. S.
jerks. All were unanimous in stat
ing hat if the association continued
it should do so in a way to relieve
the president, Miss Alma NJ. Lock-
wood, whose interest resulted in the
purchase of the park by the borough
and upon whose shoulders the great
est part of the responsibility has rest
ed.
After the discussion which follow
ed it was decided to postpone fur
Their action until the appointment of
a board of commissioners by the
mayor and council, who will assume
charge of the park property. 1t vas
thought that possibly a meeting
could be arranged for the same eve
ming that the commissioners would
be appointed and that all might work
together for the continuing of the
work done by the association in the
past with such excellent results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-19
PROBE METUCHEN ACCIDENT

METUCHEN. July 1.-TWO auto
mobiles collided at the corner of Mid
dlesex avenue and Main street last
night when a machine driven by
Irving Stewart, of Plainfield, cut the
traffice post and struck the automo-
bile of Eleanor Sealey, of Carteret.
Stewart, who was thought to be driv-
ing under the influence of liquor, was
taken to DIR. A. L. Ellis who held
that the man was not drunk. Stew
art said he had been at the Hotel
Pines and had had two drinks. II
became agitated at the investigation
Chief Hutchinson was conducting in
to the accident and told the chief
that Percy Stewart, the State High
way Commissioner, is a relative OF
his and he would look into the mat
ter" The chief was then offered
SIS by Stewart. which was refused.
AS no complaint was made in the
case no arrest was made.