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Newark post., 1912-08-21
A LIVE BANK.

And talking about live banks, [
struck one a few weeks ago that IS
u model.
Down in Delaware is a pretty
little town called Newark. It's un-
der the shadow Of Wilmington, and,
inferentialIy, the Wilmington
banks are taking most Of its bank
ing business.
But that inference is wholly er-
roneo1ls. The Newark Trust and
Safe Deposit Company opened for
business there and if there is any
thing they don't do to get business
| really can't say what it is.
| don't care who you are, if you
move anywhere within a radius Of
100 miles, the Newark Trust and
Safe Deposit Company will gel
your business. So onearly as I could
ascertain they will--among many
functions-ft,rnish ven with com
plete and detailed information
about anything that has ever hap
pened in the State of Delaware, i
now happening, or is likely to hap
pen in the future during the life
time of their charter-which is per
petuaI They are a board Of trade
/ chamber Of commerce, information
Newark post., 1912-08-21
PERSONALS s

NJ. Huln Davis has returned
.Ir spending some time
..s.I. ...... relatives at Darlington, Nd.
Wv @I,hv # Trenton. y. j., is
b, .r..+ ar Mrs. John Davis on
lvf...fo~ Terrace.
A.. i..rd Brown and sister, Mar,
n,yr. r,funncd home after visit
pa" ;"'" rIatjv~s at Baltimore, Md.
Misses .'udrcy and Jane Miller
.,a visiting relatives at Iladdon,
field. \. !,
,Ir T. rf"r foreman of the Col
Ia~l. j. enjoying his vacation
,,i1n his '"mjIv at Lewiston, \. Y.
Nl~ ilavward and daughter,
,,.., rauc.~. returned on Tues
h., .m.a.. trip through New Eng
land.
r.u u.nhanI and family are to
.rr. a .. Thursday after vaca-
..n ~..t at their old home in
! 4.a,.uu,i. Indiana.
p .~>n NannS. who has been
..a...: g.. his home for the past
.,.... j. .aiu it his desk at the
.,oItayr.
\, William Bancroft of viii
,r.....I Wa~ Il recent visitor Of the
...Hauj Department, Della,
|~ar C..,r-r.
Mr. .: Mrs. William Shelton
, "a Il. urp}, end with friends in
miM NJ.
Mr. rM Mrs. r. }. Cooper of
k~y 1 spent the week end with
;.. .- .uGher, Mrs. Catherine
4. Welsh Tract.
ii. ~ Mrs. \. c. StiItz are
~>:...- ".Hlv.> in Springfield,
[I.,~
N.~. Harvey Cotton Of Pitman
II ~~. y. H.. is the guest Of Mr.. and
h., WlIimO Shelton. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ .Mm "d -u'st spent today at
l.M". city.
Nr. .4d Mrs. ScanIon of Phila-
! Ip'r,a were Sunday guests Of the
.man> sister. Mrs. Lee Willis.
Mis- Margaret Luther Of Pitts
Fnr. ha< been visiting Miss Mary
| fV"au"n at Naplehurst.
lra"I Mrs. Charles Osmond of
b Elal.>'urg are the guests Of Mr..
EnI Mr.. AmC, O>mond.
Mis- Margaret Luther Of Pitts
Fuu-. Mis-, Mary Nanneman and
fIi>, I.af1orty are at the Hotel Tray
Fmorr. .|tImtic City, for an indef-
pitt stay.
Eo.'Har Miller is spending sew,
"I .I,.~ 1T Atlantic City.
cn "5,hin of Pittsburg is the
.-> If Knowles Bowen.
N,. N.ra y Evans will return
h)mr .~.,n delightful vacation
fire 1~.' n. next week She visited
| r.. i. y" Na~a u the Allegllney
lr7n.t ,',,~ The month Of Tuly anC
is S.1ul;"u august i'll Evanston
Illino;- where she attended the
|weddin~ cf her cousin Miss Grace
(. Se.rN.
w.. n th"r'no Bowen has been tn
guest . George \. Brown, Elllton
Prof a | Smith is at Rehobotl
Beach, .'. ware.
Mr. umJ Mrs. Herman Tyson spent tn
week "ud ut Rehoboth Beach.
Mr. md Mrs. J. p. Wright are spend
D- two w"ol.- at The Henlopen, Reho
both Beach,
Mrs., II. s. GoIdev. OF Wilmington,
Tine quest Of her sister. Mrs. c. \. Shor
Ni~, liolrn Scott. of Fair Hill, Nd
W., tn" recent guest OF her aunt, Mr.
Helen AT"aEcy.
Mrs. Warren Lamborn and two chi
il"n i@vo just returned from a week
visit in Ro~"daIc.
Mr.. Z. \. Springer, Mr.. and Ms. /.
fGmD"-, of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
| ". Evans and two children, of Newtow
| a.. "n -."3ling few days with r.
q. >Hm-'r, Cleveland avenue.
Mr.. anj Mrs. William Heayellow II
,-.'."' -."HH Thursday Of last week
3'-H.'.n ti"r along the Delawa
Mrs.. William Carpontcr IS spenIiI
wv" ""... in the Pocono Mountains, &
| .N.-t . her Hupf Miss n Rakpr
Newark post., 1912-08-21
Gaining A Wide Reputation

\ little monthly periodical which
comes from Utica, n. Y, contains
tn f0llowing-the editors impress
sion Of Newark institution-in
the August issue:
Newark post., 1912-08-21
FOR SALE AND RENT

DWELLINGS FOR SALE
12-Rooms, and Other Buildings, 90 #.
Front on Main Street, Price IS, 500.
FOR SALE--+ acres. 8 Room frame
dwelling, and other buildings. Well
located. 5 minutes to Elk Mills station.
Nice little home at low figure.
Newark post., 1912-08-21
HAULING AND BAGGAGE TRANSFER

LEAVE WILMINGTON
Monday, , p. III.
Tuesday, s a III. and > D. III.
Wednesday, , p. III.
Thursday, , p. III.
Friday, $50 and $50 a. III.
Saturday, II a. III.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15
SCARCELY BUSINESS MAN WHO WANTS
THE SALOON

Jacksonville, Illinois, March T. 1912
There is nothing at all to this "wet' and "dry" talk
from the standpoint of the "drys" Just how any
business man can say that saloon is better for his
business than nonsaoon town is than figure
In the of business have always done both
cash and ledger business and say that both show
bigger balance than before The invests his
the of saloon just the will
complain because he hasn't the cash pay for his
repairing enough to buy the saddle he wants
This puts the burden of the saloon his horse which may
not have the proper equipment do his best work
No. have been here in business 1898 and believe
that ought to know something about business conditions
city. There scarcely merchant here that down in
his heart believes that the saloon is good proposition and
gradually those that wet seeing that the
town has lost nothing fact gained since the
voted out And many of these will "dry" the next
time the question up.
RAPPS' HARNESS STORE
Rapp Bros
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15
ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR
FARMERS SAID KEEP THE SALOONS OUT.

Jacksonville, Illinois, March 7, 1912
The loss of the saloons has not hurt us bit They
have been out for five years and the loss of their
revenue, etc. enough bankrupt us it about time
that of going under Another thing that the
"wes" predicted has They said that the
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15
GEO. H. HARVEY,
FOUR BANNER YEARS.

Jacksonville, Illinois, March 7, 1912.
AS your inquiry regards business in the past
four years. will say that favored with the biggest
business in that period collections being up the
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15
WE ENDORSE A DRY" CITY.

Jacksonville Illinois, March T. 1912.
1t is with pleasure that endorse the business condi-
tons they exist in Jacksonville boozess comparison
with being wet"
We find business conditions to be much better Not only
collections BETTER but buy class of
footwear and we have customers.
We thoroughly convinced that if the booze taken
away it leaves money to be spent the family
means more business So business proposition, we
endorse "dry" city against "wet' city
HOPPER & SON, Footwear
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15

farmers would drive into if town went "dry"
Instead of this, farmers and Others their wives etc.
signed monster petition last fall asking the
city to keep the free from saloons And we did this
and we are going to do again, and day the liquor
bunch will realize that keep the saloons
all time.
SNERLY & TAYLOR, Groceries,
L. w. Snerly.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15

Jacksonville, Illinois, March 7, 1912.
In answer to your inquiry will say that have been in
business here while city has been both wet" and dry
and find that business is steadily improving
satisfied with result of the dy regime as my bust
ness is concerned.
GEO. H. HARVEY,
Harness. Trunks and Hand Luggage
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15
Speaking Of Taxes and Taxpayers

aoot
N increase
with
e"
Among these gtaesin
taxes To- IoI Isl OVERSEE
sthat
onows:
| T ..... $zDs2
whit 10 NJ #
sed r Carbonl wthS1
The tax in rbondaef
N after saloon weebo Ihed.: So
per
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15

many saloons, but how few We in favor of con-
tnuance of the antilcense territory for Jacksonville
HILLERBYS DRYGOODS STORE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
RUFUS. ALLEN
TOSTRENGTHEN
{ NEPTUNE CREW
Clever Tosssr Gets Regular
Berth Will Oppose Oaks
at Kozusko's Tonight.

When the Oaks oppose the Nep-
tunes, of South Amboy, On the
Kozusko Hall court tonight, they will
meet a stronger aggregation than
they were stacked up against when
they were defeated in South Amboy
a few weeks go. Rufus B. Allen,
Jr., one of the Riversides best, will
be in the makeup Of the South Am
boy aggregation and there is no
doubt but that his appearance will
strengthen the forces. Allen is with
out doubt the peer of any of them in
these parts, being able to shoot when
afforded any sort of an opportunity
and having proven himself to be one
of the best guards in the county.
South River fandom believes him to
be the best all around guard that
struck their burg. His aggressive
mess and speed breaks up many plays
and. is, usually-agre factor in the
games in which he is a character.
Allen expected to play only with
the Riversides throughout the year
until McCreery and Reynolds took up
Jobs on other squads and SO Bunk
decided to accept an offer too and so
Allen will have a regular berth in the
South Amboy squad. If the fans
little "Rufhouse" in action there Is
no doubt but that he will become as
popular as any of them, for not only
is he a crack tosser, but he is also a
clean, good sport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
p A. II. S. SCORE
GREAT TRIUMPH

Barney Dudley Browning was pres
emit at ceremonies in the Auditorium
yesterday Afternoon, when he made a
desperate, but seemingly feeble at
tempt to check the onrush of the
speedy crimson and white basketball
quintet, who played in wonderful
style and thereby were able to stroll
away with the bacon by a 51-6 score.
1t vas al aggregation of five county
seat tossers that came here to meet
the high school, but who found them
selves sadly outclassed in every de-
partmet of the sport. Such shooting
as the crimson laddies did yesterday
has never before been seen In a high
school game on the local court. And
the passing of the P. A. H. S. boys
was of extraordinary fine calibre. 1t
was the first victory of the clan from
this burg and was a glorious one.
r The college town crew showed
gameness in sticking to their tasks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
TOO EARLY FOR
BASEBALL YET?

Despite the urgent appeal made by
Manager Voorhees, Garretson of the
high school baseball team, requesting
all high school baseball managers
throughout the county to be present
at a meeting for the purpose Of or
ganizing for the coming season. but
one school was represented, which
was New Brunswick. New Brunswick
high school has taken considerable
interest in the starting of another
county series as was held last year,
when the local school won the cham
pionship.
But Brunswick was not a partici-
pant in the league last year, so from
all appearances she hopes this coming
season to capture the honors boosted
by the local school at the present
time.
Garretson says that he will call
another meeting before the year Is
over and will try to make the out of
town managers understand that it is
not too early to organize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
OF FORTUNE.

vi HoitA S4>hH'
Old Spo' in his invasion has neglect
ed two good guys,
So here goes for a write-up hat will
open up their eyes,
No offense do | care to offer to these
gallant knights and bold,
Please don't take exception to the
story herein told.
II have no evil intent, nor wish to
have it said,
That | choose to cast my vengeance
upon any good fellows head.
Now cast your glimmers over this
and procure a proper sight,
Be a sport, accept your judgment, in
a good old generous light.
Russell, darling Russell, the ideal of
many hearts,
OF ladies far and wide, and just as
many tarts.
His charms are great and many as on
his curse he floats
Into the hearts of the fairer sex like
a swift torpedo boat.
1t makes no difference how or why or
~ NhSJ Jill " ILL
He's there with his sweet old smile
that makes the chances slim,
Of other fellows choosing game, with
which Russell cares to travel,
And many a lovers quarrel has his
lot been to unravel
By taking the lady for his own, leav-
ing the other fellow in the cold,
/ And winning her love in a way not
unlike the knights of old.
Joe. the Fighting Waiter, is a victim
of this man,
He took the girl that Joe had thought
was the best in this whole land.
But Joe is not dissatisfied with the
way that things have turned out,
So a quarrel was avoided, only
wordy bout.
But Russell, take a tip from me, il
you want to hold the girl,
True to the promises made to you
take her from the laughing whirl
OF the American Palm Garden anC
up the stamp
OF ridicule that marks the man
cOgnomened by De Camp.
liz OLhCi BUY 10 lhdDDils oOlIC 1bA
him Frank,
Which suits his personality, that is
no part of a crank.
He'll give his very last penny if you
need it worse than he,
Especially if o have a skirt or ap.
p~earances like a she"
He met a lady not far back whom he
thought would not be true,
To the promises made to him in times
of the glorious view
Of the good times he would show her
J rig her up quite swell,
80 he took her eyeglasses from her
so she couldn't see so well
The spending of the money which OF
him would never dawn,
Unless he put the eyeglasses, o.
something else in pawn.
SPODINIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
Bunk Allen and
Reynolds Play
at Center.

"Feed Johnny Mac" was the slogan
of the Goodwill basketball team last
night. Lanky Bill Reynolds pro-
posed the slogan and after 1t was
voted upon favorably by the other
members of the Goodwill combina-
ton, the home squad came from be-
hind a tie score and simply walked
away with the contest as the clever
Riverside captain tossed the pellet
through the ring as he only Is SO
capable of doing. For four times IN
succession after the tie, McCreery
dropped the sphere through the net
making no miscues in sporting the
center Of the shreds.
While there is no doubt that
Johnny is deserving, In the 34-Z9
victory of his team mates, of all the
praise that he receives, the other
members of the quintet handed the
chances to him as they passed the
sphere at every possible opportunity.
Jimmy Canton, a hero Of many a
battle, was the bright star in the
Neptune ranks, showing the form
that he alone has shown by being
here, there, and other places at the
same time. The exhibition which
Jimmy gave was wonderful. Inc
shots he made were great. His work
was the best seen on the Goodwin
court. There is no doubt about 1t.
If there was any chance for his team,
Jimmy no doubt would have brought
home the bacon. But there ara i've
men to each aggregation and with
out a tosser in the ranks to hold
down M'Creery, Cautions great work
only kept his team in the running.
Bunk" Allen the peerless guard OF
the Riversides was in the fray but 1t
was an understood fact that be would
not guard McCreery as both are too
friendly towards n another to OPP
pose each other in a game OF such
rivalry. So Bunk" worked at the
pivot against Bill Reynolds where
both were able to play without too
much of immediate contact. Both
Reynolds and Allen played in mas
terful style. Allen missed many
shots that he usually makes but he
worked hard every moment during
the hostilities. Reynolds also was
on the job throughout, knowing the
calibre of his opponent.
The fray went 14-11 In favor OF
the Goodwills in the first period but
a change in the second half seemed
to weaken the forces of the local
crowd and the Neptunes were soon
on ever terms with the boys support
ing the Tiger color. However the
long hands of McCreery and the fine
passing of his teammates brought
home the bacon.
Haro ara the Hne-uns.
GoodwiIls (34) Neptunes coy
McCreery Canton
right forward
Apologize Thomas
left forward
REYNOLDS Allen
center
Sullivan, Durham Simon, Nebus
right guards
Ehrns, Tooker Nebus, Simon
left guards
Goals from field: McCreery 90,
Applegate (2), Reynolds (2), Sulli-
van (1), Ehrns %, Thomas %,
Canton (5), Allen (2), Simon go,
Nebus ca. Goals from foul line:
Applegate (3), Reynolds %, Cant
lon CD. Referee, Petrick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05

Bones" worked hard, but Haney
missed too many shots to encourage
the work of his team mates, who
were continually feeding him. Cant
did not show up as well as was ex-
pected by fans who knew him.
Here r the maksups:
p. A. I'll. s. n. b. Freshmen.
Henry Haney
left forward.
right forward.
N. Goldberger, l.. Goldberer ......
Browning
center.
Belikove, Shumsky ........ Raven
left guard.
Kaplowitz Minton
right guard.
Goals from feld-N. G%oldberger
(5), Henry 90, Kaplowitz Cd,
Rooms 60, l.. Goldberger 90,
Shumsky GU, Haney (2), Cant (1).
Goals from foul line-Koons %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
LOT OF DO|NCS
IN SOUTH RIVER

John Toohey and Jimmy Alverson,
two football heroes of Rutgers Col
.lege, are expected to be in the lineup
of the basketball team, known as
Buake's Collegians who will oppose
the Sterlings on the Washington Park
court in South River tomorrow night.
Jimmy Blacks crack combination
of South River tossers will open their
season in Yates hall against the
New Brunswick Catholic club tomor-
row night. There is much rivalry be-
tween the two aggregations and a
lively tussle is expected.
The Imperials of South River, OPP
pose the Sewaren quintet in Yates
hall Monday night.
Manager Guy Gilbert, of the Sterl-
ings, expects to put Washington Park
into such an improved condition SO
as to rank with any courts in the
county. Two large arc lights will be
one of improvement, while
much will be done towards having
the place heated, SO al to be COM
Portable to the players as we'll as
spectators.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
S|CMAS
DEFEAT SCRUBS

Two basketball quintets comprised
Of high school boys engaged in the
preliminary tussle to the P. A. H. s.
Rutgers Freshmen game yesterday
afternoon on the Auditorium court
in a match which resulted 22-9 in
favor of the CANA Sigmas. The
scrubs" who were the other factor
in the game yer unable to do any
scoring other than through the work
of Fiigen.
Here are the line-ups:
CANA Sigmas (2) Scrubs (e)
Williams, Quackenbush, Jago, Fiigen
forwards
Hornsby Hardiman
Roessler, Ramsay, Seel, Parker
guards
Goals from field: Fiigen (3), Har-
diman (1), Williams CD, Quacken-
bush "a, Hornsby 90. Goals from
foul line: Williams (1), Quaeken-
bush a., Parker Cd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
GOOD
CARD IN SOUTH
special to thr EVENING NEWS.

South Amboy, Dec. 5.-Five star
u~p-county tossers will oppose the
South Amboy A. c. quintet on the
Knights of Pythias court here Sat
urday night. The O'Toole regulars
will be on the job in this fray and
the County Stars will have to travel
at break-neck speed to annex the
fray. South Amboy fandom will
have to show up and support the
management If they want as good at
fractions as are being given, Man
Forgotson and O'Toole state.
If they don't support now-it will be
their last chance, that is how the
management puts 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
G00OW|LLS CONQUER NEPTUNES
IN CLOSE AND EXCITING BATTLE
SOUTH RIVER IN
VICTORY, IS 70

way the game was kept alive.
Here are the ltneups:
South River $3.50. n. Is. G. @. (26).
Crabiel, Miller Harding, l.. Harkins
forwards.
center.
Snedeker, Smith Kruger, Cranell
Hayes
guards.
Goals from feld-Harding (1), j.
Harkins co, L. Harkins (3), Krue-
ger (2), CARMEL a., Crabiel 90,
Miller 60, Phair (3), Snedeker 90.
Goals from foul line-Crabiel CD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
WILL TRY TO BREAK
OUR CLASSY RECORD

And as julius Caeser came and did
other things for which he is noted,
so the New Brunswick scribblers ex-
kpect to do when they oppose the
focal pencil pushers next week. The
Hate has not yet been decided upon
fout it's coming as sure as today is
Ehursday. We (the Perth Amboy
kbunch) are not saying much just now
as to what we think of u chances
except that 1t is a cinch we will win
and that the county seat warriors
never did defeat this city in press
club basketball. History tells that
In few words and our college town
friends will attempt to blot our beau
tiful clean slate Of Press basketball
games by taking the bacon in the tus-
sle which will be staged on Goodwill
some day next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
MUCH RIVALRY SHOWN
OVER GAME TONIGHT
Special ~ the EVENING NEWS.

~Sayreville, Dec. 5.-Mighty doings
are expected in this burg tonight,
when the Sterlings, of South River,
and Paul Checks band of warriors
clash in a battle which is expected to
be a close match. There is exceed
ingly great interest in the tussle to
be staged toniht as theu sual rivalry
prevails and everyone is "up In the
air" about the chances Of their favor
ties. The reular lineups will be in
action with the exception of Sayre-
vile, who VIII be minus the services
of brilliant Johnny McCreery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
BRUNSWICKS WIN TWO
IN KEYP0RT SERIES
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Dec. 5.-Taking two out
of three, the Brunswicks proved the
stronger aggregation Of b~alltossers
on their alleys in the third series of
the inter-borough bowling series. The
Yacht Club Five was the crew which
was defeated two out of three by the
Brunswicks Monday night and as a
result of which the winners are now
comfortably situated in second place,
the standing Of the teams being:
Royal Arcanum, won 6, lost o.;
Brunswicks, won 2, lost 4; Yacht
Club, won l., lost 5.
Here are the scores Of Mondays
roll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
to tho EVENING NEWS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South River, Dec. 5.-Crabiel and
Miller proved too strong as forwards
for the New Brunswick Catholic Club
at the latter's home court last night
in a tussle which resulted 1926 in
favor of the local boys. The brilliant
shooting of this crack combination
featured the contest and made 1t in
terestfng. Leo and ]. Harkins played
well for their aggregation, displaying
novel form on the floor and being
able to cage the sphere now and then.
The crowd that witnessed the hos
tilities was enthusiastic and in that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
JAYCOX ROLLS
BEST SCORE IN
PRIZE CONTEST
Elimination Method Furnish
es Sets Between Five OF
Aqushonga BowIers.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

oPcCtuF 10 ENe EFE I'VE WIS.
Tottenville, Dec. 5.-Jaycox won
the elimination high score bowling
match of the Aquehonga bowlers last
night on the local alleys. Meyers,
Jaycox, Hoping, Mcdonald and Chris
Jensen were the quintet who had the
best score for November and SO
these tossers met last night to decide
the months prize winner. Christen-
sen rolled the best score, but not at
the right time.
The affair was decided by having
the lowest man drop out after each
game. Here is how 1t was done:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
Y. M. H. A. TO OPPOSE
YOkKERS FIVE HERE

Supporters and followers of the Y.
M. H. A. will flock to the Auditorium
tonight to see their favorites in az
ton against the Yonkers contenders
in the Y. M. H. A. League which is
furnishing such great interest at
present. A rafting good game is ex-
pected. Skating will be enjoyed be-
fore and after.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
FINE PRELIMINARY

In the preliminary attraction on
the Kozusko Hall court tonight the
Mysterious Five and the Oak Midgets
will struggle for supremacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-05
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~ 90.
May be consulted at his Office, III
West 18th Street, between 9th and 7th
AYES, New York, where he has been
located for more than thirty years.
Advice Free. Medicine 81.
His professional services are the
lowest.
Hours 8 to 8. Sundays 9 to g.