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MONKEY-FACED GOD
SAVES WIFE OF HERO

From the London Tit Bits.
The Hindus have a legend that
Hanuman. the monkey-faced god.
with the aid Of a monkey army help
ed rescue the wife of the divine hero
Rama from a demon.
Another legend is that Hanuman
brought men a stolen gift. the mango.
a valued Indian fruit.
For the theft the monkey was con-
demned to death by fire. but it es-
capped with only its hands, feet and
face burned. and these have been
black ever since.
The Hanuman monkey in his ma
tive land is a privileged being. In
some Hindu communities these mon
keys live in the top stories of the homes
of the natives.
II one native bears another a
grudge. he places rice or corn on the
enemy's roof during the rainy sea-
son. When the monkeys see this
they eat the grain that is within
reach. then tear up the tiles Of the
roof to secure the particles which
have fallen into the crevices. SO the
house is opened to the rain.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.
BOSS & PHELPS
Realtors

BOSS & PHELPS
$10OOO-CHEVY CHASE
many number
$1l.OOO-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
a
"
Sl0,o50-ON' THE HEIGHTS WEST OF 14TH
location that will
sms second hs 6 fireplace Twin. doors brMsst porch
$18,50O-CONN. AVE. AND R SITS
II well
andsom
added ronvnfnce Vacant
$2lOOO-CHEVY CHASE
fui
solid oak tands
n
$8I50-NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
initial
tile bath front porch trim
Excellent g
$6,250-NORTHEAST
In
% pp@y ] % onset @ the @ high n ren so
BOSS & PHELPS
Main 434O The Home of Homes 14l7 X ST. NV
Realtors
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713 14th Street NV. Main 2345
SEMI-DETACHED HOME.
NEAR 14th STREET CAR LINE.
,ruda s s% % % %
.M sua n erms mas can
A CORNER PETWORTH HOME-$oOOO.
Pwrth vide &
% s . s s s sns @ s % l sf s % o large living and dining
NORTHEAST-$S,5OO
A Of sixroom in
section Of the nhea Double rear psS ees,S and gas heating
A FINE NORTHWEST LOCATION. /
plea pleasing n
~ ~ COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-S14OOO.
A Of a miner @ house in good c nand
tsd se % sS of the city Just of ,s sSnvsnen
''"''' SEMI-DETACHED BRICK-So35O
@ @ rT : % s; ID :. $: s:s :s::
pmhDlt fireplace : ~
OUR-BEDROOM HOME
JUST OFF SIXTEENTH STREET.
home b ~
CHEVY CHASE D. C.
DETACHED BR1CK-LOT 7O-FOOT FRONT
home H Is q s: ;'s:' iss si $' 7 81; s:;"s ;s M
Beau lawn. inspect by appon on no - ~ " ~ ~
.r.' CLEVELAND PARK-$15OOO
A mos deSrab of sx bath
si has sssss sy % . % s . ,ss % ,::ss: :
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 l4th Street NV. Main 2345
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EDUCATIONAL.

COLUMBIA UNIV ERSITI SCH0OL--W.
Thomas Shepard, PHI. D.. pres: s061a Eye NV.
Iudiv instruction; college preparatory; Ian
guage mathematics. physics, chemistry. con-
sui. patent exs. day, night: co-eds: moderate.
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"NORTH HILL"
HARPERs rrEl,RY. w. va.
HILL TOP HOUSE

HARPERs FERRY, W. VA.
Over thirty years under same management
with the same reputation.
On account Of Sunday crowds. when convs1-
lent. please phone for Sunday dinners.
T. &. LOyETT. Proprietor.
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FUTURE DAYS.
TBos. j. OWEN d son. AUcTIoNEERs.

THOS. ]. OWEN & SON. ACCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, NO. 1919
9th ST. NV.
Ry virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated
November Z, 1922. and being instrument No.
1s9. recorded February g. 1923. among the
land records of the District Of Columbia and
at the request OF the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell, at public
auction in front of the premises. on FRIDAY,
THE SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. ID
1923. AT FoCR.THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and premises. situat te
in the District Of Columbia. and designated
and being the north feet Of lot and the
south feet of lot s in Moments subdivision
Of square 800. as per plat recorded in Liber
n. at folio II. Of the records Of the Office of
the surveyor for the District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-h half cash and balance
In one and two years secured by O deed of
trust on the property sold. or all cash at pur-
ehaser's option: 500 deposit required upon
acceptance Of bid. Conyeyancing. recording
and revenue stamps at purchasers cost. Terms
Of sale TO be complied with within 80 days
or deposit forfeited.
HERBERT T. SHANNON.
MORTON J. LUCHS,
arg IS -d&ds.e1su Trustees.
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Several women in Detroit are said
to be earning from 100000 to $4,000
a year as real estate dealers.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
140s to l416 Quincy st. nw.-Modern new
houses. rooms. bath. garage, paved alley;
prices ana terms reasonable; for sale by any
broker owner. W. G.. IRWIN. T15 Allison
st. NV. Phone Columbia 1928 1Os
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Private Lessons in Mathematics. Sciences.
languages. Especial attention to backward.
stupid and unwilling pupils 81. s1.50. Albert
Jonas, 1905 Hopkins St NV. Call or write. 5s
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

d. NOTES. AUCTT0NEER.
Regular sale OF furniture. household goods,
noor covering and other miscellaneous goods
Z: at 10 am. Terms cash. .: NOTES. Auct.
LTHos. J. OWEN 4 son. AUCTI0NEERs
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Four-Story Fireproof Garage
With Elevator and Repair
Shop, Including Two Stores,
Premises 1256 to 1862 Wiscon-
sin Ave. NV, Washington,
D. C..
BY virtue of q certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in IAber No. 47ls. folio 34l ct seq.
thereby. tn. undersigned trustee viii sell at
Iss f''H Z ssG1 f hs fs1'*t ET
IEMBER. AID. 1923, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and prem
ises, situate in the city of Washington, Dis
trict Of Columbia and designa ted as and beina
parts Of lots numbered eighty-seven 1917 ana
hundred and eighteen i12ISI, formerly square
numbered forty-eight (4S) in Beatty and Haw.
kinS' Addition TO Georgetown described as
i0 iine Of lot numbered eishts.ssht n 'ss,. @ e IS
fee. southeasterly from the southwest corner
Of Wisconsin avenue and st.; running thence
coDsin avenue, SO feet. inches TO the north
erly line of the land conveyed to Libby and
Marden by deed recorded In Lfber w. B 2S,
at folio 2oO OF the land records Of the District
cf Columbia: thence south 81 degrees. 80
minutes west 20 the east line OF a .en-foot-
wide alley thence north with said east line
of said alley 10 the line established by deed
dated July Tth. 1883, and recorded in Ltber
J. A. 8. n. at folio 429 OF the land records
Of the District of Columbia, 1ntersecting the
east line of said alley ~ feet. o inches south
from the south line OF " ct. and thence along
raid partition line north "a degrees. 30 min
utes east 10 the westerly line Of said wlsc0n-
jet to use Of wall erected on the north line
OF above described land as provided in said
deed recorded in Liber J. A. s. 60. at folio
429. The above described property is now
designated on the books of the assessor of
the District Of Columbia for taxation pui poses
lot s37 in square 1918: together with the
improvements.
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money TO he paid in cash. balance in two
equal instsllments payable In one and two
years, with interest at per centum per
mum, payable semi-annuaily, from day OF sale.
sold, or all cash. at the option Of tine pur-
chaser A deposit of 1000 will be required
at time of sale. All cOnveyancing, recording.
revenue stamps. etc. at cost of purchaser.
Terms OF sale to he complied with within
fifteen drys from day of sale. otherwise the
erty at the risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published In WASH
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST CO..
by WILLIAM D. HOOVER. President.
(SealD
Attest:
+. PERCIvAL WILSON. Secretary.
au22 dSds.exSu
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oUT.oF.ToWN REAL ESTATE
EdpeWater Beach

;. Edgewater Beach
water. r.ffont lots on salt water. gandg beach.
20 naiies from Washins ton ever Waihiaeton-
xahi.rYas Is.' ,SsH 30 Bond 81 Sise o essa IN
ana n 7. ave. Phone II. 677l. Once %
Oeach open Sundays.
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NORTH WASHINGTON
REALTY COMPANY.
SILVER SPRING SOUTH WOODS1DE
Drive Out 10Th Street, Pass Walter Reed Hospital,
By Way of Alaska Avenue and Georgia
Avenue Extended
To Silver Spring and South Noodside ~
5-room and bath Bungalow. .9oNO
s+oor, and hath RungaIov Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
s.roor, and hath $500
roon, and hath Rrnoaow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
6roo,, ,nd h,tl BUNGALOW with Bult-in Garage. $500
e.roor, and hath Twoostorv House ........... 200
'f0Hn, arss ana ,n6nshed 6nI attic n'.A o7oo
Broom and 2-bath, department Frame House. with 49,
separate entrances and porches yeU
7-roon1 2bah 2story Tapestry Brick Over Tile leoo
Large lots good trees hotwater heat hardwood foors
sanitary plumbing electric lights, butin city water
concrete sidewalks electric well built stone roads
SNAIL CASH PAYMENTS LIBERAL TERMS
NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY CO.,
Incorporated ~
WASHINGTON Office Silver Spring Office
: ,ess psrnsylTana Ave NV Columbia 1921
MAIN ~ 10 anu oioI E Brooke Lee
B. Houston McCeney
Sales Office on Georgia Avenue Extended Immediately
north of Silver Sprng-Open every day and evening.
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TAKOMA PARK-S6OO Cash; $50 Per Month
nteed
Vscant ndradyf
OVERLOOKING SOLDIERS HOME-SoOOO . -, .
and of
CHEVY CHASE-Between the Clubs, SlO5OO
has ju zee
@ the
OF
isl See nOe
SAULS ADDITION-So5OO ,. !
hshsIs electrical % h5s"s ds s"Gt 1 70 hs %iGs as
hmei n
ned. Atratfe terms
lust ONE BLOCK FROM LINCOLN PARk-So,5OO
hestn p features Easy terms
pETWORTH- 4 Bedrooms. $l2o5O
dparng Il
dbrkfas
house
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-$14,5O0
andt two
=
u
ROOMING HOUSE-Near 18th and Pennsy Nana
brght
10 exceptional width
income
We will ga
WILLIAM s. PHI ILLIPS
18th & K SITS. NV. Phone Main 1900
avn - -
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c. @. SLOAN & CO. ArCTs.. 715 18th ST.

Z. u SLUAN d IU., AVCIS, 10 l3th 81.
Z. q. MARSHAL SALE
BY virtue Of a writ Of heri facts issued out
of the clerks Office of the Juvenile court for
the District Of Columbia and to me directed.
Will sell at public sale for cash in front of
the courthouse door. west wing, ID st. between
4th and 9Th sts. NV. Washington. ID. C.. at
10 O'CLOCK AN. THU SEPTEMBER
13. 1923. all the right. title. claim and inter
ests Of Aubrey II. 0sm0ad. surety. in and to
the following described real estate TO wit: Lot
S04, square 1850. improved by brick dwelling
No. 32l7 Q st. NV. s!ezed and levied upon
all the right. title, claim and interest Of the
surety. Aubrey II. osmond. in and TO said
real estate and sold to satisfy judgment at Law
No. 35082. in favor Of the United States Of
America. versus Earl f.. Osmond, defendant,
and Aubrey H 0smond. surety.
f. {. SNYDER.
au2O 2S6 sci 10 L. =. Marshal.
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OUT.OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE
COuffpmad

CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
TONS most popular bay resort. Attractive
prices and terms. All conveniences; good
roadV reliable train service over Chesapeake
Beach r. r.. Write o. phone for descriptive
pamphlet and road map.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
City OfHce: 1904 II St. NV.
Phone Main $500.
Ottice on Boardwalk at Chesapeake Beach.
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d. NOTES, AUCTIONEER.
Regular sale Of furniture, household goods,
Moor covering and other miscellaneous goods
at our salesroom, 633 La. ave. Tuesday, Sept
4. at 10 am. Terms cash. ID. NOTES, Auct.
Evening star., 1923-09-03

NEAR 10th AND kLINGLE
ROAD-Sl5, 500.
One of the best buys on the market today.
q rooms, baths. Hardwood floors. b-w h..
front and back porches. screens and awnings.
instantaneous hot water heater. beam ceiling
dining room, built-in frepro0f garage. Lot
2o110O. Immediate possession.
NEAR WOODtEY RID. AND
38th ST.
Just Being Completed.
3 rooms. baths. h.-w.h.. electricity, in
stantaneous hot-water heater. Hardwood floors
throughout. Can be sold $4,000. $1,000 cash.
FACING SOLDIERS HOME.
O rooms and bath. h.-w.h., electricity.
laundry tubs. front and back pRches, alley
$1,000 cash: $50 Il month pays interest and
principal. An excellent buy
kENSINGTON, MD.
rooms and bath: Furnace heat. electricity.
Lot 15x1J0 Very best section of Kensing ton.
Price, $1,000. Small cash payment.
9th NEAR Q.
10 rooms. . baths. h.-w.h. cleo: alley
store on 1st floor. Can be sold for $4,000.
Submit offer.
JOHN T. WILLIAMS,
SY7 1Afh " Main aR12
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10

WOODBRIDGE, Nov. 10.-Mrs
A. +. Randolph entertained the
members of the Auction Bridge
Club and a number of invited guests
at luncheon and bridge yesterday
There were eleven tables. After en-
ioying a most delicious luncheon
served at l o'clock, cards were play
ed.
Miss Laura Brodhead won the first
club prize, a picture; Mrs. f. l.. Perry
second, a pair of silk stockings; Mrs,
NJ. l. Demarest, third, half a dozen
tumblers and Mrs. c. A, Campbell
fourth, a linen table cover. Mrs
George L. Brewster won the con-
ISOLATION prize, a pair of candle
sticks.
The guests included, Mrs. L. r,
Ballard, Miss Ruth Ballard, Mrs. w
H.. MacKain, Mrs. j. w. Ferguson,
Mrs. Carrot Brodhead, Mrs. ]. NJ,
Crowell, Mrs. C. f. Lewis, Mrs. II. II.
Stryker. Mrs. +. A. BRIGGS, Mrs.
Harold Van Syckle, Miss Helen Pot
ter, Mrs. S. c. Potter, Mrs. C. M.
Liddle, Mrs. f. Il. Anness, Mrs. ]. A.
Compton, Mrs. Hampton Cutter,
Mrs. Brodhead Fwon the first
guest prize, one dozen linen lunch
con napkins; Mrs. Crowell, second
silk stockings; Mrs. MacKain, third,
a string of beads: Mrs. T. II. Stryk-
er, consolation; a marcalade Jar.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. w. II. Prall on Friday after
noon, November 23 at 2:3O o'clock.
Among the out of town members
present we're: Mrs. j. G. Walker, of
Bellemead and Mrs. e. l.. Gridley of
M~etuchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
Dana Relief Society
arrange for Concern
Will be Given at New Club
house Nov. 17--PlanS for
Elaborate Program

A concert and ball is the next
event on the program of the Dana
Relief Society that is to be held at
its new club house at Market and
Prospect streets Saturday night, No
vember II. The committee in charge
Of the arrangements of which Ar
mold Christensen is the chairman, is
preparing an elaborate program for
the evenings entertainment that win
be given by the celebrated Danish
Opera singers. Mrs. Olga Erica
Schultz and her husband. Alexander
Schultz of Denmark. MI. and Mrs.
Schut. who recently arrived in this
country for a tour were heard at the
recent anniversary c%elebation of the
society and many who heard them at
that time will be pleased to learn of
their return engagement in this city.
As this is the first of a series Of
entertainments to be given by the
society this season n special effort is
being made to make the affair a
success. The committee has secured
Marinus Petcrson's orchestra TO fur
nish the music for the occasion. The
dancing will follow the entertain
ment, which is to start at s o'clock.
Reserve seat tickets will be placed
On sale. this week and everything will
pc done to give an entertainment
equal to anything ever given by the
society.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
COMPLAINT OF RUBBISH
ALONG JEFFERSON STREET

Rev. Robert Schlotter, of the
Grace Lutheran church on Jefferson
street, visited police headquarters
this morning and complained about
the conditions about the church
property. lie said his residence and
his church are surrounded by gar
bage, in the lot to the left, in the
rear and ito the right.
'I've been living in garbage long
enough" the pastor said, and Pm
mad. Something must be done"
Various business people in the Yicin-
ity of jefferson street take their
rubbish to the lots surrounding the
church property and this section at
times takes on the appearance of a
dumping grounds.
Chief T~onnesen made known that
he would look into the matter and
about a half hour later, two MOI
from the street department with a
team of horses and a wagon. visit
ed the scene. About a half hours
work was done and there is little i'm
provement in appearance. Tho
dumping will be continued as soon
as the business mon in the vicinity
have more rubbish TO dump.
In connection with this cleanup,
the chief at the request Of Alder
man Thomas Patten, has ordered his
men to summons anyone who leaves
a garbage a out on the street after
1t has been emptied. OFTEN garbage
| cans are left on the street all day
Saturday and also on Sunday, after
| being unioaded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
SENATOR EDGE CHARGES
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE

TRENTON, Nov. 10:-Senator
Walter f.. Edge in a statement this
morning airs his views to counterfeit
the many published suggestions of
attempted d~ictation of the organiza-
ton of the legislature and urges har-
mony of the Republican majority in
the Legislature. at the same time de-
nouncing the outside influence on the
members hampering them in their
team work.
mo sooner had the election re-
turns been published than would-be
dictators proceeded to relieve the
members of all trouble and present
them with their slates,' MIR. Edge
writes. He also charges the Anti.
Saloon League with an attempt tC
inhame matters among the Republic
cans and spreading destructive pro
paganda through the s of tina
party's name although the league
freely admits that they are not inter
ested in the Republican party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
WATERWAY CONFERENCE
HERE next FRIDAY NIGHT

At the request of President J.
Spencer Smith of the Board of Com
merce and Navigation for u confer
ence with the Board of Aldermen on
matter pertaining to the deepening
of Raritan river, the aldermen at
their meeting last night decided to
hold the conference next Friday
night if Mr.. Smith can be present at
that time. From indications at this
time the conference will be held
early in the evening in order that
Mr.. Smith may catch the S:1S Cen
trail railroad train for New York,
so that he may make connections
for his home in Tenafly.
According to Communications
which have been received by Oliver
X. Hatfield, secretary of the Indus
trial Association, who is arranging
the conference, Mr.. Smith has dis
cussed the project of deepening the
river with General Taylor of the
Corps of Engineers in Washington,
and desires to lay before the alder
men the engineers viewpoint and
ascertain from them just what they
propose to do in improving the wa
ter front.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
TELL Of SEWER
FOR ETUCHEN
Mass Meeting Held at Which
w. w. Young, Engineer, De-
SCribeS System for Borough

METUCHEN, Nov. 10:-Speaking
at the mass meeting arranged under
the auspices of the Metuchen Cham
Der of Commerce at the Franklin
High school here last night, w. W.
Young, designer and engineer said
that the sewerage system and dis
posal works must be briefly out
lined before their maintenance and
cost of operation can be properly un-
derstood and appraised. He said
that the sewage from the smaller
populated end of the town, lying
on the south slope sof the ridge, is
carried by gravity sewers to q stump
provided with automatically opera
ted pumps. These pumps lift the
sewage over the ridge into the trunk
line of the gravity sewer system of
larger portion Of the town which
carries it direct to the disposal
works.
Mr.. Young went into the detail
of maintenance and operation of the
sewer system. giving the taxpayers a
full understanding of the situation
as it affects the borough.
The total cost of operation and
maintenance based on the present
plans would amount to considerably
less than So 900 a year Mr.. Young
said, even if it be assumed that it
prove necessary to pay a dollar OF
more an hour to secure the intel
ligent scientific and interested atten-
ton necessary to maintain the sys-
tenn and plants and appurtenances in
well-kept operating system. The
rough summary of the cost, Mr..
Young said would be $1,869 an
nually.
Assistant Chief Engineer Daniels,
of the State Board of Health, called
to the attention OF his hearers that
cesspools are rapidly becoming OBJ
solete and are being replaced by
sanitary systems in all up-to-
date towns. Mr.. Daniels answered
individually many questions put to
him by those present. The advan-
tage of adequate sewage disposal
was brought out clearly and it was
of the opinion of members of the
Chamber of Commerce, that the
speakers enlightened the citizens on
the long disputed subject and that
the election next Tuesday will show
a majority of taxpayers favoring the
immediate installation of a sewer
system.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
J|TNEY WRIT
RULING SOON
Supreme Court Expected to
Pass Upon Case Early this
Coming Week

TRENTON, Nov. lot is expec-
ted that the supreme court will early
next week dispose of the application
made by the jitneymen for a writ
to review the action of the Public
Utility Board in taking up the alleged
Illegal status of numerous bus D
orators which has been called to the
attention of the board by the Public
Service. Under the Elliot Law of
1921 it was provided hat after
March q. of that year, all nev
bus operators must obtain not only
permits from their local governing
bodies but the approval of these
permits by the utility commission
as well. Under that act all persons
operating prior to March 81 had the
right to continue in business i'm
mune from the provisions of the law
just mentioned.
What has happened is that a num-
Der of the latter have sold and
transferred their bus interests to new
individuals and the Public Service
contends that these new operators
are in business illegally because they
have failed TO obtain the approval
of the utility commission.
About forty cases are pending be-
fore the board with possibly some
hundreds of others to come. In
each instance where there has been
a complaint it has now been taken
to the supreme court, making forty
writs of certiori, or review. all in
volving the same question, to be dis
posed of by that tribunal.
Behind the proceedings is involved
the economic fight between the jit-
neys and the Public Service Rail-
way Company. Each side claims to
be fighting for existence, with the
railway company declaring that the
jitneys are eating into it's legitimate
business and that the bus operators
are not complying with the law. The
Elliot act authorizes the Public
Utility Board tt grant bus %approvals
where the public necessity warrants
such service. Inasmuch as some or
these buses operate on the same
streets with the lines of the Public
Service company's cars. a question
of public necessity might arise in
the event the operators asked for
the boards approval. Hence they
have %discreetly refrained from this
action. relying on the argument that
their predecessors having been in
business prior to March IS, 1921,
they are also made immune from
the provisions of that act as success
sors to the original bus owners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
A. |. C. S. Club
Plan Reunion Dance

Monday night the A. /. c. S. Club
An Organization composed of college
men, will hold a reunion and an
formal dance in the assembly room
If the Raritan Yacht Club. Rutgers
Iazz Bandits, well known all
through New Jersey and New York
state for their excellent music, will
play for the dancing. Jack Stocked
ana Harry Widerstrom are chairmen
or arrangements. Tickets may be
procured from any member OF the
club or at the door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-10
Surprise Shower
Given Miss SpivaCk

A surprise miscellaneous shower
Asas given Miss Mary Spivaek recent
B, at the home of Miss Ethel Kelsey.
In Elm street, in honor of her APP
preaching marriage to Charles Sher
bf Tottenville, A color scheme oil
orchid and amber was carried out in
the decorations. Dancing and sing
fng were enjoyed. A luncheon was
served. Miss Spivack received many
beautiful gifts.
The guests were: Misses Kate Dia-
mond, Helen Fettman, Florence,
Anna and Sarah Bodine, Mrs. Rose
Kempner, Alma Weinstein. Lillian
Polkowitz, Clara Spivack, Mrs. Jack
Weiss. Mrs. r. Spivack, Mrs. Fl.
spivack, Mrs. 3. Spivack, Mrs. A.
Kass. Mrs. A. Kelsey. Miss Serena
Robinson and Julia Kelsey. of this
city: Mrs. J. Sher, Mrs. B. Sher and
Miss Pearl Sher, of Tottenville. Mrs.
Harry Gertz, of Allentown, Pa; Miss
Natalie Hersh, of Providence, r. l.;
Mrs. S. Spivack, of Keyport; Miss
Gillian Sobel, of Brooklyn, and Miss
Ada Schier. of Newark.