The Courier-News from Bridgewater, New Jersey • Page 2

I) "'AGE TWO PLAINFIELD, N. J. COURIER-NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1928 SEEKS $15,000,000 ere Alvin Dunn, George Fether- A. H. Barwise Weds ton, Edward Davies, Gordon Fuller.

Wilbur Tovell and Francis Bow Later Mr. and" ITrs. Barwise left on a wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside ut 925 Sherman avenue. The bride is a graduate of the Mor.tclair Normal Schcol, Class '27 and until recently was a teacher Approval of Commission On 'Freight Rates Report Will Benefit Plainfield Estelle Homann man, all of Plainfield.

The incidental music and marches were played by How- New York Harry L. Bowdoin, a diver, Is organizing an expedition to recover $15,000,000 in gold out of the steamship Egypt which was sunk during the World War in the English Channel. The vessel is 350 feet below the surface. tlve, in the Bryant School. Mr.

Barwise ward M. Case, organist of is a memoer or me nrm or n. ju. ommended by the Port Authority, is specifically approved. "The New Jersey part of the port district wins a substantial victory in being accorded the New York basis of rates on traffic from New England.

Heretofore the rates from New England to Jersey City have been higher than to New York. The report recognizes the justice of New Jersey's contention that the whole port should be recognized as, a single unit for rate-making purposes from New England as from the west." i Barwise, of New York City, her attendants, entered the edifice; escorted by William H. Gerhold, and was given in marriage by her Miss Estelle Homann daughter of Mrs. William H. Gerhcld, of 933 Stelle venue, became the bride of Art" ur II.

Barwise, of Midway avenue, at a cerrmony performed at 8:30 o'clock last evening in the First Baptist Chi'rch by the pastor, Rev. S. Arthur Dcvan. The edifice was and the Port Authority of New York, views the report of the examiner as a substantial victory for By GEORGE II. MANNING Washington, D.

April 19. Northern New Jersey shippers will receive substantial reduction iu freight rates on interstate traffic mother. Palms ana lilies com- prised the simple, but attractive, decorations. A small reception for relatives and intimate 'ends was held at filled with relatives and friends of. the home of the bride's mother, I the New Jersey cities affected.

La-' Roe, a former examiner of the commission and recognized as one of the leading authorities on freight rates, commented on the report as follows: "The major contentions of the Port of New York Authority with respect to the preservation of the New York port group are approved. the couple. during which congratulations were! Miss Phyllis Hight, of offered and supper was was the maid of honor and the I bridcrmaids were Mis3 Hazel Mc-I if the Interstate Commerce Commission approves the proposed report in the Eastern Class rate investigation just made by Examiner Howard Hosmer of the commission. Queen City Lodge 226 To Hold Card Party Queen City Lodge, 226, IOOF, will hold a card party Wednesday night, April 25, at 8:30 o'clock in the lodge rooms, Babcock Building. There will be awards and Voy, Miss Edith Shotwell, Miss Isa-' belle Poucher Mrs Franris Ir Jersey City, Paterson, Passaic, Plainfield, Elizabeth and Perth Am The continued grouping of ail points in the New York harbor district under a common rate, as rec- Bowman, of Plainfield; Miss Helen Brown, cf Welleston, Ohio and Miss Grace Stewart, of Clearfield, Pa.

Carlton Campbell of Plainfield was the best man and the ushers boy are all located in thi- territory which will be benefited if the Commission approves Hosmer's report. Jersey City will be particularly favored by being placed on an equal competitive basis with New York for rate-making purposes Wilbur IaRoe counsel for the Associated Industries of New York Wonderful motor roads lead to scenes of majestic grandeur. Illustration show a street in Qlendalc, a Los Angeles suburb. ftj Let us Let us CORRECT BECOMING CLASSES A PTOMETRISr All Makes of Cars Thoroughly Overhauled and Work Guaranteed. At Moder-at Costs.

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