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EXPERTS QUESTION
RELICS IN ARIZONA
Suspected Finds Would Indi-
cate Jews Found America
Before Columbus.

TUCSON. AriZ.. December IA
4 disconnected story in Latin anC
Hebrew Inscriptions on leaden crosses
and implements OF war. believed by
some to date back to the eighth ol
ninth century. may tell of discovery
OF America some 700 years befofe
Columbus renowned voyage - but
many scientists are Skeptlcal oil the
find.
Dr. c. J. Sarle. former professor
of geology at the University of Ari
Zona and director of the excavation
work. asserts that the relics uncov-
cred recently under lime kiln here
may shed new light on the early his
tory of America.
DR.. Sarle has a theory that a group
of Roman Jews landed in America
about 775 A D.. Joined with natives
of the Southwest either by alliance
or by conquest. and established a
kingdom that lasted approximately
100 years. until the natives revolted
and overthreW the ma ton
With the announcement of the dis.
covery. however. from various parts
of the Nation came dubious opinions
from archeologiSts and scientists as
to the validity Of the find
Concur With Views.
TWO l University OF Arizona plb'eS-
SorS indicated concurrence with DR..
Sarle's views as to the antiquity of
the relics. DIR. Byron Cummings
head of the archaeology department of
the university, said he believed the
Latin in the inscriptions closely re-
sembled that in use about 775 a. ID. y
Prof. Frank Fowler. head of the
university's department of classical
languages, is reported to have trans.
lated the inscriptions on the crosses
and other relics, which tell of being
carried out to sea and of discovering
new land.
New York Men Skeptical.
NEW YORK, December II tP.-\ew
York. scientists are inclined to be Skep
teal of the authenticity of relics dis
covered in Arizona and believed tC
have dated from biblical times.
Clarence l.. Hay, research associate
in Mexican and Central American
archaeology of the American Museum
of Natural History, said that the sup
posed Roman-Jew relics impress
ed him as fraudulent"
DR.. Richard j. II. Gottheil, profes
sor of Rabbinical literature and the
Semitic languages at Columbia Uni
verSity, said he regarded the thing
as a hoax"
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81 IN i-hI wv ~ EIfS.
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
CHARLES B. MACDONALD. Jr.. 632 y Nor
ALL CREDITORS OF SAMUEL HUTCHER
17s5 Columbia rd. NV. hereby given
notice to present all claims Of any nature
Sdr oH or to Dee E M
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
ns95 mTsef eo Winner Basil Bes CAPITOL pf HesRts shs
WANTED IL 900 MEN. WOMEN AND
ch5en cG6 nERc9W K EXIT SEC fh5mas TRGT
Co. eth and E sts. s.w.
FURNITURE REPAIRING AND UPH0L-
Address Boz i4a-D. Star ofiice.
WANTED.LoAD OR D,F, PART LOAD Q!1 OF OF
sn&'gre q sr6RAGE fS co.. P4la Flann pr M Soda Re Ro
Of Washington D c.. December 10, 1925.
The annpal. meeting ,, s, Of the shaTeholders Of
the transaction o OF such safh Other @ business as
January II. 1926. at II noon. Polls to
remain omen dloG until I'LL nm TransfsT books
January IL. 1925. both dates Included
#zAEsbss 5sb SE$E sES#
PIANOS TUNED AND REPASED: a
GEO. NJ. WALRkR. Col. 4I96. 107 Allison.
GEORGE Z2pIRAs ;9pIdsA N Has ,aoi aCoiETRtAcTED TO
Anna C., Kashmecick. trading National
Smoke shop" 1917 Tth st. NV Claims
against same present to UNDERSIGNED before
December lf. 1925. 7. L. BLOCK. aO1
Woodward Building. 15s
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Lincoln National Bank for the
election of directors and such other business
a. may. properly come before the meeting
will To held at the main banking house Tues
day. January Il. 1926. between IL m and l
pm Books for the transfer of stock will
he closed from December 20. 1925 TO Janr-
airy IL. 1926. ALBERT :. galley Cashier
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tional Bank of Washington. y. C. will be
held at the banking house. Wisconsin ave
nue ard NJ streets NV, Washington. .. c..
on Tuesday. January 10. 1926. for the eIcc-
tion of directors for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of such other business
a. may properly come before the meeting
Tho polls will he open from - O'Clock noon
until l o'clock pm.
Cashier.
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Uruguay will have large apart
ment and school combined
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WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any other than myself
CHARLES B. MACDONALD. Jr.. 632 Il Nor
ton pl ne.
.x -. I'd -
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! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself Wilmer Basil BeaIl. Capitol Heights
Evening star., 1925-12-14

WANTED : 10 900 MEN WOMEN AND
Club AMERICAS SECURITY & TRUST
Evening star., 1925-12-14
Grand and Upngbt Piano,
Priced from $695 Up

ment than the DUO-ART which
is obtainable in the magnificent
Steinway and in the Stroud Of
modest price, with famous pianos
of varying prices between.
Come in to-day and hear the
DUO-ART play your favorite
music. Learn of the easy payment
terms which may be arranged to
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-09-18
SUNDAY SERVICES AT THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

1900 a. m. Divine Worship. Ser
mon topic, The Summer is Ended,
the Harvest is Passed." the fall Sow
ing Public education, Religious Ed
ucation. Music in charge of the
Choir
Evening, 500. The third sermon
In the Two Brothers Series. THE
Sons OF Thunder" Opening with
gospel songs. A goodly number last
Sunday evening.
1000 forenoon. Sunday School
Several new faces last Sunday.
700, Christian Endeavor. Ella
Crawley leader. For senior and In
termediate young people.
Wednesday evening, Bible band,
prayer and song service.
Thursday evening Choir rehear-
sal
Thursday afternoon, Ladies Aid.
The Congregational state confer
ence will convene at Boise, First
Church, September 20, 80, and Oc-
tober l. Entertainment, free lodg-
ing and breakfast. Being so near
Mountain Home should send a large
delegation Also the Woman's So
ciety will send delegates. Any who
can go please report to the pastor at
earliest convenience. Also any one
who will use their car You will re-
member the excellent session at
Mountain Home a year ago, and go
this year to Boise.
G. e. Mason, pastor.
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FOR SALE-One carpet loom, foI
weaving rugs Lots of work on
hand now w. D. Clayville. tt
James Stafford, returned to Noun
tain Home Monday evening, after an
absence of over a year. Mr.. Stafford
states that he will remain in the
vicinity of Mountain Home for some
time.
r. p Peterson, of Payette was in
Mountain Home Monday and Tues
day of this week visiting his brother,
Roy G. Peterson, of the Manhattan
Cafe
Jimmy McFadden has moved to
Weiser.
Irene Herring. who has been em-
ployed as a stenographer in Boise
left for the east on Tuesday of last
week She will return TO Salt Lake
City about September 2S, where she
will be married to Mr. Bowman OF
Los Angeles. Mr.. Bowman is en-
gagged in marble work.
Warren Roberts and family Of
Hammett spent Sunday with friends
in Mountain Home.
The Civic Clubs annual reception
to the school teachers viii be given
in the Library Club rooms on We'd
nesday, September 23.
Misses Bess Faraday and Esther
Pence, and Edward Pence will attend
the University of Utah this year.
Miss Elva Hines, of Mountain
Home. will attend the Normal at
Lewiston, Idaho, this year.
Fred and Dick Bennett and Milt
Helm went to the Smokey for a fish
ing trip on Wednesday and Thursday |
of last week They report fish were
plentiful and biting we'll
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For paper hanging, painting and
calcimining. See Tom Grayson 4Stf
Mrs. J. G. Watts spent the latter
part of last week visiting her daugh-
ter at Wells, Nevada.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Zacher enter
tanned friends from Glenns Ferry on
Sunday, September IS.
Mrs. Nixon and family moved
down from Rocky Bar so that the
children could attend school here
this winter.
Lois Stafford resigned her position
as stenographer in the Assessors Of
nee, the resignation taking effect
September II.
The Crane Greek Sheep Co. has
sold its sheep and range This COM
pany has been running about six
thousand sheep in Gilmore County.
Mcmillan Sheep Co. about four years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs d. d. Westfall of
Texas went through Friday on their
way to Duck Valley where Mr. West
fall will teach school this winter
Mrs ]. G. Watts has accepted
position in the County Assessors Of
fee Mrs. Watts is taking the place
of Miss Lois Stafford who is leaving
for Portland to visit her sister, Mrs.
Dan Wootan of that city
Mrs. A. A. Stevens returned from
Boise Sunday with the good news
that Mr.. Stevens is very much inn
proved.
Floyd c. White of this city re-
turned September Ia from a business
trip to Portland and Seattle.
Lyman Longfellow who has been
in a hospital in Boise for the past
week. is improving.
Word has been received that Clar
enee Mcdonald, a former Mountain
Home boy, has been married.
Mrs. j. S. Black left for Los AM
geles Sunday to live with her daugh-
ter, Miss Amy Marie Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will II. Gibson were
n Mountain Home over the week end
10 attend the first meeting of the o.
E. g., which was held on Saturday
he 18th At The last meeting of
Grand Lodge, held at Pocatello, Mr..
Gibson was elected Grand Master of
he A. f. & A. M.
Miss Grace abbey spent last Tues
lay in Boise.
Jack Little spent Monday and
Tuesday of last week in Boise on
business.
Piano must be sold-Will sacrifice
nigh grade piano in storage near
iere for immediate sale. Will give
.asy terms to an established home.
Tor full particulars and where it
nay be seen, address Portland Music
o., 227, 9Th St., Portland, Ore 50t3
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For rent-Three room apartment
equipped with an electric range. Mrs.
Mary Harris. 4stf
DR.. Evans, The Optician from
Boise. will be at the Mellen Hotel
next Monday September 81. Don't
neglect the school children's eyes.
/ fit glasses correctly and attend
each case one year. J. T. Evans.
Mrs. Mary Briegleb returned Sat-
urday from Apple Valley where she
has been making her daughter
visit. While away she also visited
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Rose at Weiser.
For Rent-4 room furnished house.
Price 5000. See H. T. Pickrell 50t2
Ray Corbus, accompanied by his
son Franklin, made business trip to
HALEY the forepart Of the week.
The Hockstrasser Orchestra of
Boise gave a very enjoyable dance
last Friday evening in the Standard
Hall. A good crowd attended and a
good time was reported by all.
F. d. Roadway passed through
Mountain Home Saturday on his way
to oregon City.
Francis Mckee spent the last
week end in Mountain Home check
ing up reports for the Idaho Power
Co. He will attend the University OF
Idaho at Moscow this year.
Florence Patrick of Jerome spent
Sunday with the 0, H. Herring fam
lily.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-09-18
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

Mountain Home: Sunday septem-
Der 20, High Mass at IL o'clock.
Bible History and Catechism at ~
o'clock.
Tuesday evening at 1880, Holy
Hour and Benediction
Altar Society Thursday at $3.50
D. m.
Glenns Ferry There will be a
fried chicken supper at ST. Bridget's
Hall on the evening of Wednesday,
September 10.
Sunday, September 20, Commun-
ion Mass at $500. Bible History and
Catechsim at 500 o'clock
The Altar Society will meet on
Wednesday, September %, with Mrs.
John Freitag, hostess.
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Mrs. j. N Barnhart Of the Cold
Springs neighborhood is at the Har-
ley hospital
Rev. H. W. Parker and wife of
Boise We're in Mountain Home last
week for the funeral of Rev. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Walker of Can
yon Creek were business visitors in
Hill City last Sunday.
Miss Erma Scholtz expects to leave
next Monday for Moscow where she
will attend the University of Idaho
this year.
Word has been received that Will
liam Hanley of this city is now at
Moscow where he expects to attend
the University OF Idaho
Among the many local people who
went to Camas last Saturday to get
fish were II. II. Eaton and M. G.
Grebe. They report several nice
perch as their share.
The Powder Puff announces new
line of fall millinery. 50t1
G, II. Stewart and wife are en-
joying a visit from Mr. Stewards
brother, w. II. Stewart and wife of
MarshaltOwn, Iowa.
II l.. Braden and Gilmore often
heimer made a business trip to Bru-
neau and Grand View Monday of
this week
Miss Josephine Morgan OF this city
will leave for Seattle the first of next
week, where she will stay with her
sister Mrs. o, Fl. Erickson of that
city, Miss Horgan has accepted a
geographical position with Seat
lie firm.
Ray Allison, a Nevada mining man
spent two days in Mountain Home
his week.
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FOR SALE-Kitchen cupboard,
range and Ford car in good condi-
ton, also two farm buildings. M. b.
Hart. 4stf
Miss Mary Lee Morton left the
first of this week for Dillan, Mon
tana, where she will attend Normal
this year.
Miss Edna Tyler, formerly of this
city, is now enrolled in a Hospital
in Pocatello, where she is studying
nursing.
Mrs. Clarence Ash arrived in
Mountain Home Sunday, September
10, from Shoshone, Idaho Mr. Ash
is now managing the Bert Smith
Barbershop. Mr.. and Mrs Ash have
taken an apartment in the Harris
House.
Virgil Taylor and wife, of Nampa.
returned home yesterday, after hay-
ing spent a few days in Mountain
Home visiting Mr. Taylors parents,
Rev. and Mrs. j. L. Taylor of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moses, Of Pow
ell, Wyoming and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Poage and family of Kuna,
Idaho, spent last Sunday visiting
Rev. and Mrs. ]. L. Taylor Of this
city.
Hazel Heckles and Wilbur Kelso
of Payette, spent Sunday visiting |
Mrs. Walter Kunnecke of Mountain |
Home.
al Robinson and wife returned |
from a trip to Payette Sunday az
ternoon.
Walt Fountain went to Fairfield
on business last Tuesday.
Frank Lamberton, formerly of this
city, arrived in Mountain Home
from his placer property in
Oregon. Frank Is very optimistic in
regard to his mining property.
Mr. and Mrs. r. e Whitaker, ac-
by Mr.. and Mrs. e. c.
motored to Twin Falls Sun
lay going to the Shoshone Falls and
he Hansen Bridge from Twin Falls.
Mrs. John Mendoza and son Claud
to Mountain Home Sunday
rom a vacation trip to Ogden, Utah.
Mrs. Cap Winters of Feathervillel
S visiting friends in Mountain Home
his week.
Mrs. Daniels, Miss Esther Daniels
md Bill Daniels spent Sunday in
Boise.
w. e. Shandy of Phelps City, Mo-
lfter spending the past six weeks
With his sister Mrs. Rich Thompson
tarted on his return trip home Mon
lay While here he made trip to
'anada going over the North and
outh highway to Spokane, then over
o Seattle and back to Mountain
lone by Portland When asked how
lie liked the northwest Mr.. Shandy
aid, Snake River Valley looks the
est to me" When he settles up
lis business in Missouri he expects
o return and will locate some where
n southern Idaho.
r.. e. Thompson left Sunday for
ylvia, Kansas, where he will take
yer the management of a depart |
lent store.
Mrs. ]. A. Smith and two sons re {
lrned Tuesday from Butte where /
ley had gone with the remains of S
ev. Smith.
Mrs. j. c. Watts returned Tuesday /
'om a visit with her daughter at {
Tells, Nevada. Mr.. Felts drove back
18th her. Y
For Rent-3 housekeeping rooms, ]
$50 one sleeping room. Mrs. Gray.
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SUNDAY SERVICES AT THE
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school at the usual hour
but no preaching services until af-
ter conference.
The Home Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. Rich Thompson
Thursday afternoon, September "a.
All members are urged to be present
as this is the beginning of the new
year and we hope to make it the
best We have ever had.
Rev. E. L. White was here We'd
nesday and held the fourth quarter
~ conference. Annual conference
meets in Cascade September 23 to
%. We regret very much to lose
Mrs. Smith from oar circle. She is
moving to Butte, Montana, where
she will reside in the future.
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SUNDAY SERVICES AT
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school 1000 a. m.
Preaching, 1900 a. m.
Young Peoples Meeting, 7:15 p.
m.
Preaching, 500 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 500
p. m.
Choir practice Thursday. 500 p.
il. Taylor, pastor.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL

Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. Mrs. d. M. Van
degrift, superintendent.
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CIVIC CLUB TO
HOLD MEETING

Civic Club members Will kindly
meet at 2:15 sharp. September 23
for business session.
Teachers reception az p. m.
Committee.
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Collection of debts. personal prop
erty sales, legal instruments written,
non-residents business handled, gem
eral office work. ]. P. and N. P. Fred
Downs. 30tf
Wheat for sale-$2.5O per 100,
delivered See H. Groefsema 4Stf
Palisadian., 1925-01-30
Fraternity Dance

A large number of the younger set
disregarded the weather conditions
on last Saturday evening and jour
neyed to the residence of Mrs. C. H.
Lang in Bogota to attend the Winter
Dance of the Phi Delta Epsilon fra
ternity, Zeta Chapter.
Members of the younger set came
from Grantwood, Palisade, Leonia,
Woodcliff, Bogota and neighboring
towns to this affair, one of the sea-
sons most successful dances
The Phi Delta Epsilon orchestra
furnished music, which was of the
best, from eight till one.
The committee in charge reported
at the last meeting held at the home
of Bernhard Fink, Palisade, that the
dance was financial success besides
being social one. The committee
also reported that there were thirty
five couples present.
The affair was made possible
through the kindness of Mrs. Lang, at
whose home the dance was held.
Palisadian., 1925-01-30

The regular Saturday evening win
ter social of the Fairview Civic Club
was held recently. Many members
and friends participated in the merry
making. Shortly after midnight
supper was served. Dancing and
games formed part of the entertain
ment of the evening.
Palisadian., 1925-01-30

| The Star OF the Sea circle, Daugn-
! ters of Isabel, held a package party on
Saturday evening in ST. Johns audi
] torium on Walker street.
The st. Johns Lyceum Fife and
Drum Corps held meeting recently
| in the st. Johns auditorium on Walk
er street and Anderson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Greiner, Sr., of
| Kearney avenue, entertained at
house warming on Sunday afternoon
and evening. Mr. and Mrs. o. Greiner
have Just moved into their new home
and had the rooms tastefully deco
rated in a pretty color scheme Din
ner was served to the guests at seven
O'Clock. The inclusives We're: Mr..
and Mrs. o. Greiner, Jr., and children
Claire, June, and Meryl of North
Hackensack; Mr. and Mrs. Merz, OF
| Fairview; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Weatcher, Mr. and Mrs. B. De Paoll
and son Bruno, of Palisade; Mr.. Ted
Greiner. and Miss Helen Smith of
West Hoboken.
Our Lady of Grace Lyceum is start
ing a pool tournament to afford the
members entertainment for the win
ter evenings. Frank Corteze and
Frank Accomando have the honor OF
holding the highest score up to date.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hattemer, of Clark
terrace, entertained at dinner on
Thursday evening DR.. Schmidt, Mr..
and Mrs. Mahoney, of Park avenue,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderweigh, OF
Edgewater Heights road.
Every Saturday afternoon in the st.
Johns Church, Father Herman con-
ducts illustrated religious sermons for
both the children and others of the
parish. After the instructions bene.
diction of the blessed sacrament is
solemnized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weis enter
tanned on Sunday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Spade, Ernest Roth and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Williams from Della
ware Water Gap, who spent a few
days with them.
Mrs. Joseph Accomando, wife of
Joseph Accomando,- realtor, has re-
turned from st. Mary's Hospital, hav-
ing been seriously ill for the past
three weeks.
Mrs. Noon, of Anderson avenue, has
been confined to her home with a Sc
we're attack of the grippe.
A meeting of the Bellman Council
Junior Order Mechanics, was held
Tuesday evening in the First United
Presbyterian Church.
The Fairview Hook and Ladder
Company, No. 2, of Walker street, is
making arrangements to hold a dance
in st. Johns Hall, Walker street. Sat
urday evening, February 81. Norman
Hoffman is chairman of the commit
tee.
The regular Saturday evening win
ter social of the Fairview Civic Club
was held recently. Many members
and friends participated in the merry
making. Shortly after midnight
Palisadian., 1925-01-30
FOR RENT

TWO furnished or unfinished rooms
with kitchenette. in Palisade. 1905
Edgewood lane, Palisade, N. ].
c-10-24-tf
Palisadian., 1925-01-30

The girls of the sixth and eighth
grades have organized choir in the
Palisadian., 1925-01-30
Woman's League Plays

Tickets for the plays to be given by
the Woman's League of the Union
church in Carney Hall, Grantwood, on
February II can be secured from Mrs.
Foster or any member of the League.
Rehearsals have been in progress
for several weeks, and the entertain
ment will be we'll worth the admis-
sion price of Is cents.
Palisadian., 1925-01-30

A card party met at the home of
Mrs. Murphy, of De Sofa place, on
Wednesday night. An enjoyable eve-
ming was had by all, after which de-
licious homemade refreshments were
served Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Day,
and Mrs. Weeks.
d Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Krudener of Fulton
Terrace had as their weekend guests
Mrs Krudeners sisters, Clara and
Bess Heck, Of Brooklyn.
On Thursday morning report cards
were issued to the pupils telling them
if they passed their midyear exams.
The Junior and Senior candidates for
graduation were announced.
Palisadian., 1925-01-30

Our Lady of Grace Lyceum is start
ing a pool tournament to afford the
members entertainment for the win
ter evenings. Frank Corteze and
Frank Accomando have the honor of
holding the highest score up to date.
Palisadian., 1925-01-30

The st. Johns Lyceum Fife and
Drum Corps held meeting recently
in the st. Johns auditorium on Walk
er street and Anderson avenue.
Palisadian., 1925-01-30

Mr. and Mrs. Cutman motored to
River Edge on Sunday to visit Mr..
Cutmans sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Rangers, of Marment avenue,
River@Edge.
Palisadian., 1925-01-30

About fifty members of the Bene-
dict Council of the Knights of Colum-
bus attended the third degree cere-
monies of the Hoboken Council on
Sunday afternoon at st. MichaePs
Hail. West Hoboken.
Palisadian., 1925-01-30
CEfside and
FairUielU Notes

The Star of the Sea Circle, Daugh-
ters of Isabel, held package party on
Saturday evening in St. Johns audi
torium on Walker street.
Palisadian., 1925-01-30

ST. Johns Parochial School and sang
at the St. Anthony Devotions on
Wednesday evening. Barbara Re-
gardi, one of the classmates, is or
ganist.