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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
BY ELAN d. FCNSTEN.
Real Estate AuCtioneerS.

commissioners Auction Sale OF
that large, attractively To-
Gated and highly valuable
tract of land in the city OF
Richmond, fronting about 80
feet on Grove Avenue, and
extending back about 1928
feet to Cary Street Road, or
Westhampton Avenue, on
which it has a like frontage
of about $40 feet, containing
ELEVEN ACRES, more or
less, belonging to the estate
of Mrs. Anna Lee PEBBLES,
deceased.
circuit Court Of Henrico County.
entered on September a2. 1919, in the
suit styled Orchard Bland Lee vs..
r. 3. Lee Fleming ct ais" the under.
by public auction on the premises. OH
Cary Street Road or Westhampton
Avenue and kissing Lane. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER I 1919.
at o'clock p. NJ.
the tract of land above referred to. and
the improvements thereon. consisting OF
a two-story frame dwelling of about
ten rooms, on the Grove Avenue front
tNo. 370l Grove Avenue). and small
brick and frame dwelling on the Cary
Street front.
In direct line with the citys west
ward growth. and ripe for subdivision
and DEVELOPMENT. this property offers
unusual inducement to builders. in
vcstors and spectators.
TERMS: one fourth cash. the residue
"A &c at ri
twelve and eighteen months, respec-
lively, after date of sale, the credit
installments to he evidenced by notes
OF the purchaser with interest at the
rate of per cent per annum, title to
be retained until the purchase price has
been fully paid and conveyance directed
by the court.
r. f. PEYTON. JR,
Special Commissioner.
certify that the bond required of
me SpeSlal Commissioners by the above
decree has been duly executed.
T. G. FLETCHER,
Deputy Clerk.
THE BEST AID In this column is ths ad
that tells all the facts about the proposi-
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DAIRY CATTLE
on the watson Farm. miles north
from Crewe. Va.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1919,
At 1890 o'clock 4. 81.
Having decided to discontinue the
dairy business, We will sell by public
auction on Monday. October s, at 1900
o'clock A. NJ very fine herd of
Graded Jersey. Guernsey and Holstein
Cattle Sixteen of these cows are Just
fresh and giving to gallons. or
more per day. Two Guernseys Will be
fresh october 10, one Jersey will be just
fresh day of sale. The other COWS have
been milking II few months. all giving
good quantities of milk. The most of
these are young cows with first calves
and giving gallons per day. some
giving 5 gallons and one giving .
gallons per day. Three graded Hol-
stein Heifers will freshen in pecem-
Der, twenty-one Heifcrs to frcshen in
the spring. nine head of winter and
summer calves, also one Pure Bred
Guernsey Bull. These are very fine
cattle and are tubercular tested; you
must see them to appreciate them.
They will be sold without limit or re-
serve. This sale affords an oppor-
practically so. These cattle can be
seen at the Watson Farm any time
before the sale day. Don't forget the
date. October 6. and be sure to be
present. for they must be sold.
NJ. W. l[ARICOFE;.
Part owner and Manager
JAMES r. HARRISON.
Auctioneer.
huY good used car. He.d tho de.crip-
;ooav ;n the CLASSIFIED ada
rHE QUICK WAY 70 get what you want
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities.

FOR SALE In Newport News Va. the most
prosperous and rapidly growing Industrial
CEN IN The south rhirty.nve years. old
employs icToo hands and DAVIS OK, p "xsr
million "a month in cash. Another ship.
yard being built. One school here has j. 2ou
ing UP Delightful. heaithfui climate. We
offer for sale pool and soft drink business
~ ~ ~ ,aH % Zen. only $50 monthly. Owner
5000. half each. balance and IL months
forty-room hotel business on principa
street: rent only $40 per month. barber
5m same street. chairs. only ST.
H 5gSi IN s,x hotel Ec,s II. resular trade
ness FOR $1,000, All these places pay we'll
Owners have bigger things requiring their
tnn E Jus, eom M, and sec the fr.s, opDor
change: Sommervilic Trust Co Inc. FIRST
Natl Bank building. Newpqrt News. Va.
GROCERY sell my stock and NIX
lures. stock consisting OF groceries. con
iscuSnery and notions; at sacrifice. owing
for good opening this is your cha nee
Call at 3Ol Porter Street
SiOCK AND FINTURES-For sale stock
ana hHturcs OF gents furnishing and sho.
and living rooms overhead Cheap rent
stock ana fixtures viii inventory nyc to 81 {
thousand dollars. Doing satisfa Glory bust
ness lllncss in family for selling
Money to Loan. 40
BORROW on your diamonds and icwcIrv
=, from Enuitabic Loan Society i25 North
Elghth street
LOAN SDf'IL.Ty-
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VIRGlYlA NAyiqATIoN COMPANY.

ono: az the SECRETARY
To The stockholdrrs of the Virginia NaviGa-
.o mqs are , aissssx notified by order q the
the M BE- hsa on Ss &
pSE es Of f he foN, 81 Mas
street Nhe Rocketts). in the city OF Rich
d$ s':s' 8 ns to
Il The v4fna s$%aHE ii Sm
lanes FVerS between n en- & qSfSmt
since 1905 and the peratinE e1rsnse 'a s,ncs
July i Isi: has exceeded the revenue from
If "TS i1,as: in the tudEmsn, Of the Board
viii eSusI .ysP sTea,sf loss in ne lS,ure
a deemed s and for the oensn,
il shall be dissolved I'SA''o" company 'ha'
the H sadp, ta5'n of Iha, notice
within ten days TO each stockholder OF
BE j. further resolved. Tina, a meeting
he IN tne e iGS' OF Of R Msfn
the hour Ste Of on n ,se rssG
day Of ,o 0Sober 1919 and that notice This
in ne city Of Eichmond. Va. whsPe S1 the
4 Tor u IS sus tSsssfa
my the 'ae .%s appointed
he II further resolved That the sccre.
,,nG 81 ms COMPANY Is hereby authorized
herein provided in This resolution he rivSn
In the manner as herein set FORTH
,.m Mines io, ny hand this 18th day of Sep
C. G. AHLsTRoM.
Secretary
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP- MAN.
GG:im RHB iY crTFHrEGt 1s:r 81, Etc Re-
At RICHMOND. VA. FoR ocToBEARt ' i.
Publisher and Editor. Charles f. Hasbrook
BUSINESS Manager. c. p. Hasbrook. Rich
,,- That The owners are give names and adj.
dresses OF individual owners. or. if a corpo.
ration: CIV. its name and the names and
nes een OF 80 or holding
stock): james O Winston Richmond Ia
Thomas 5. Winston. Richmond Va: jules
Kreuchaud. New York city: Charles PhiIIips
Richmond. Wa. 'oh'
That, the known bondhoidcrs. mortgages
and other security holders owning or hold
ing J per cent or more OF total amount OF
bonds. mortgages or other securities are (if
there are none SO stated: None.
tribnted. through the malls or otherwis, To
paid subscribers during the six months ore
eedns the ds cnA shGTa Isoyf s L IS22S
Sworn To and subscribed before me this
HELEN II. EAST.
My commission expires April il. l6ss.
lNDENED ads get the attention or All the
PEOPLE VINO never used classified ads be-
fore have their wants or offers nrinted
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A CALLED communisa,io,n, M OF Hen;
~ and g. 81. viii be held in Ma
~ sonic Hall: ~ l.: Northa o rT p 81
Wo rk in r c; and NJ ~ deTroGs, r. Men, hIsn
ora" fTr.tsrnaily invited TO be present. ny
a ara of the worshipful Master. Joseph
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tIEgI.Apl-Wantcd. good. experienced
aicsiady FOR ready to-wear and millinery
s,artmput Satisfactory salary and com
sion Apply Fingers :20 East Broad
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SEE MISS VIA. ROOM 500. TOO
EAST GRACE STREET. AT ONCE.
OR CALL BY TELEPHONE FOR
APPOINTMENT. RANDOLPH 10000.
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ND PACK Frs

VAN 7 E D. HAND PACKERS.
british AMERICAN TOBACCO
Co. LTD. 900 NORTH LoMBARDY
I STREET
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ER-Wanted. comrctcn. ste.
tocraphcr and boOkkcepcr fer few hours
rk "A week in snare time. Address l. SAL
llsI Z, ffh liz.
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The Whackley Farm

containing 40 acres In gross: % acres
in high state Of cultivation: remainder
well fenced with woven wire and val
liable oak timber. Five-room cottage.
stable. chicken houses. etc: good
orchard OF assorted fruits: vineyard:
in fact. all that goes to make up
attractive little farm and desirable
honey thrce-quarters of mile from
Seven Pines car line. Stop ~. The
place Is well watered by springs, well
and a good stream through premises.
good schools. social. church and other
facilities and exceptionally healthtui.
1t Will be sold, notwithstanding price,
TO the highest bidder on
Terms of one-third cash. balance In
one. two and three years at per cent
interest on deferred payments, Sccurco
by mortgage on the property.
We will be glad to show the prop
erty to any prospective purchaser %
fore date of sale by appointment.
JAMES T. COSBY,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
sol Mutual Building, Richmond va
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NER FLOYD AVENUE AND LINDEN
STREET. LOT 3oxisy FEET. TO
In execution of decree of the Chan
r rc our, OF the city of Richmond:
S rsTfSrsd IN, JnIy H. 12i9, in the suit Of
iutcheson and J. y. Hutcheson. | will,
as Spccial Commissioner. thereby APP
pointed. oifcr for sale. at public auc
tion. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. ocToBER .. 1919.
at $50 +. NJ
an undivided onc-third interest in the
above mentioned real estate.
This house is substantially built we'll
srranEed: and contains about u rooms
and heated by hot air There is a
large garage on these premises which
will hold cars. 1t also has two SER
Terms: Onc-third cash. balance in
two equal miscellaneous. evidenced by
negotiable notes OF the purchaser.
date, with interest added from day Of
sale, and title retained by tho court
until all purchase money is paid. or all
cash at the option of the purchaser.
4. W. PATTERSON.
Special Commissioner.
The bond required Of the Special
Commissioner, BY the above decree. has
'''" ~ GHAs. o. sAvILLE. Clerk.
in TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter Of No. 2iiS.
GRACE &. BURTON, In
Bankrupt Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of GRACE C. BUR
TON, Of Richmond. in the County of
Hcnrico and district aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that on Sep
tember %. 1919. the said GRACE c.
BURTON was duly adjudicatcd bank
rupt and that the first meeting Of her
creditors will be held in my office.
Rooms lllS-lll9 Mutual Building. Rich
mond Va. on the 18TH DAY OF &C
TOBER. 1919. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. AT which time the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims. appoint
trustee. examine the bankrupt. and
transact such other business as may
properly come be fore said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
=,
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Electrical Supplies.

ELECTRICAL WORK done by experienced
workmen. Estimates given. Strnvrr
Electric Co. II North Seventh Street
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THE QUICK WAY TO get what you want
when you want II Is to read and use
Times Dispatch classified ads.
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Coal, Wood and Ice.

BUY COAL. now before IL advances: so cent
off for cash. Tyler IL RYAN, 1901 IVES
Cary. Madison 1879. Randolph 30l7
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Liable WoMAN-Wantcd. reliable wo-
nan. white or colorcd. one able To cook
i take charge Of 5-room fiat. Will nav
i Aup!y 1909 West Grace Street or
Fingers. 200 East Rroad Street.
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DISPLAy--CLASSIFIED
ON
SATURDAY, OCT. (. 1919,
AT O'CLOCK L. NJ.

X. Burnett. we will offer for sale on
tho premises. all that valuable tract
OF land, with improvements known as
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No. 919 Floyd Ave.

SITUATED AT SOUTHEAST COR
NER FLOYD AVENUE AND LINDEN
STREET.. LOT 3oxi99 FEET. TC
AN ALLEY
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DISPLAY-CLASSiFIED

BY II. SELDOM TAYLOR &c son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.

Business Opportunities. 80
boOTH-wanted. 70 rent small booth or
IN suitable location for selling sandwiches
pies. cakes etc. Rent be reasonable
A1aress g 90. care Times Dispat ch.
BUY GoVERNMENT BONDS and paw New
=. orr prices. less 80 cents Commercial
Guarantee co" IS North Ninth Street.
GoNFECTiONEKf-A good business for
sale cash only Soda fountain and CON
feciioncry. II a57 Times Dispatch
COSFECrIONERY and maEazin business
with fountain. counters, showcases. stock
desk. etc: corner stand: cheap rent. near
A'gh school. Money ker. Reason for
selling. other business. For sale. Godscy's
confectionery. 1900 HUI Street. South Rich
mond Va
DRUG BUSINESS-Wanted. TO buy drug
business o. viii consider partnership. /.
$50. care Times DisDatch.
DRUG MISUNDERSTANDING to sell drug hush
ness in LynchDurg Va. clearing tivc thou
sand dollars year. viii sell half or ali
Present owner has other business requiring
his time. Address Box -. IynchhurG. Va.
FISH POND-One OF he best fish ponds
in the state for sale. Near Williams
burg. Well stocked with bass pike silver
and Red Eye perch. ID $50. care Times
Dispatch.
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Poultry and Supplies. a

fCRINA PIGEON FEED-It is Just suited
70 pigeons and squads. and is the most
popular ration in the country among rr.
perienc"t sgush raiscrs. AT your rrocers
cary street.
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| DRUG BUSINESS-Wanted. to buy drug
business o. viii consider partnership. /.
| $40. Times DiSnDirh
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nswer in own handwriting. stating age
,cricnce and salary desired. III 9lS. care
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COURT SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
ONE-THlRD INTEREST IN THAT
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK
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by Harrison Dyer Company.
PUBLIC SALE
of
FINE HERD so
DAIRY CATTLE
on the Watson Farm. 3 miles north
from Crcwc. Va.
MONDAY. OCTOBER .. 1919.
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BUY good used car keAd tho descrip-
tons OF the good ones oncrsd for sals
CLASSIFIED
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STOP and think how many hundreds Of
ads
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i;AIIIER wanted to teach two children
he usual English branches and music.
lie ~ Lee Story. Ncwsom.s. Va.
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INIrCRIST wanted. Apply jefferson
Hotel Rarber Shon:
RISE Experienced nanny nurse with
af.rence. Apply 7l0 North boulevard
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THE BEST AID in this column is the ad
tnat tells all the facts about the proposI-
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COAI--For hes; quality and lowest orIcea
call W. b. Reams, 707 North Seventeenth
Street. Madison 643i. soc of each ton coal
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HcIp-AIale or Female.

iEAt HERS wanted; French SIS: rnath-
French Ers!!sh. SIS. mat n. EnrlI.b tito.
principals. !sg-SlGo Great d.n,srd 90
t%sIiFn.srS al over South. Can place any
Hc.ncy. fIchuond. Va
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23
Hold Annual
Election Of Officers

The annual election of officers OF Pc
Ambo Loft, No. 65 1-2. Haymakers,
took place yesterday afternoon al Il
meeting held at Red Men's hall with
the following result: past chief hay
maker, Victor Larsen: chief hay
maker, Joseph Bath; assistant chief
haymaker. Simon Skov; overseer,
Henry Anderson; keeper OF bundles.
Hans S. Smith; collector of straws.
Stephen Janderup; steward. Edward
Seger n representative to the state
chief ~haymakers convention to be held
at Asbury Park Saturday August 2,
Edward Seger.
Arrangements are being made for
many past state chief haymakers of
the loft attending convention. A So
cial time followed the meeting and
election yesterday and a clam chow
der supper vas served under the di-
rection of the stewards of the loft. The
installation will take place at the next
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23
Boys Division Has Outing
at Germantown Park

About thirty-five members of the
Boys Department of the Y. NJ. C. A.
went to Pine Grove, Germantown
Park, Saturday for an outing. leaving
the association building at 8 o'clock
in the morning n returning about
8 in the afternoon. The trip was
made in an auto truck loaned by Earl
Lake for the affair.
Upon their arrival at the park four
baseball teams were chosen, two from
the younger fellows and two from the
older ones, Boys Work Secretary
Herbert Spencer and Physical Direc-
tor John J. Sonderman zach selecting
two. Spencer's team won the indoor
game played with the indoor rules
and Sonderman's combination was
victorious in the other game, played
under regulation outdoor rules.
A twenty-five yard dash resulted in
Forman getting first, Johnson second
and Sladkus third for the older boys
and Sharp first, Holzheimer second
and Burbank third for the young
sters. A cross country run was next
on the program, Larson. Jarema,
Grant, Willing and Selbst finishing in
hat order for the older boys and
Morrison, Sharp, Jago, Horowitz and
Burbank ending In this order o the
younger ones In the medicine ball
throw Rasmussen and Cohen led the
Intermediates and Boardman and
Roth the juniors. Boxing bouts were
conducted after which a swim was
enjoyed in the pond at the grove
Luncheon and ice cream were had
following the games and after a rest
the return trip was started.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23
HURT
BY AUTOMOBILES
Child in Hospital and Others
Injured in Accidents Over
Weekend

Four accidents in this city over the
weekend, three in which automo-
biles were the cause, and one in
which a runaway horse was the prin-
cipal. were reported to the police.
At 1880 o'clock Saturday night a
horse attached to a m~ilk-wagon driv-
en- by John Szuswal, of 780 Amboy
avenue. became frightened and start
ed on a wild dash. The animal DASH
ed wildly up on the sidewalk as he
came along Fayette street, crashing
into Margaret Havrilo, five years old,
of 1892 Chapman venue. The child
had three ribs broken and was re-
moved to a doctors and then to her
home.F
Driving a car without a license
Miss Gertrude Bunting, of 2103 Ocean
avenue, Brooklyn, crashed through
the Contra railroad gates here yes
terday morning. She was placed I'M
der arrest by Patrolman Emil Koyen
and fined $25.
While riding a bicycle asst on New
Brunswick avenue about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, Samuel Weiner, OF
800 New Brunswick avenue, was
struck by an automobile driven by
Irwin Monroe. of $50 Madison avenue,
New York city. Weiner was knocked
to the street but was not hurt.
All dulOniOOllt uiifCh W
Slatsey, of $50 Minister avenue. Eliza
beth, and one driven by Frederick
Jahmhe, Of 500 Goodwin street, this
city, coIlided at the corner of Pros
pect and Fayette streets. at IL o'clock
yesterday morning. None of the occu-
pants of the cars were injured.
Charles Thomas. of 122 Madison
avenue, was arrested yesterday after
noon by Joseph lombard on a
charge of a%trocious assault and I
terry following his running down
Dorothy Wlbrick, six years old of $50
DeKalb avenue. The accident occur
ed at 5:45 o'clock. the girl sustaining
a fracture to her right arm and lac
erations about the head. DIR. George
w. Tyrrell is attending her. A cash
bond of $1,000 was accepted from
Thomas awaiting a hearing Thurs
day morning at s o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23
$4,000
IN SCOUT DRIVE
Final Returns i'm Drive Here
Will Be Counted
Tonight

Contributions and pledges to the
Boy Scout fund in this city during
The past two weeks are expected to to-
tai $4,000 when the last penny is
counted tonight, the last day of the
drive. This morning the sum of 49,
697.73 had been reported.
With the figures as they now stand
the Scouts have obtained just half of
the money necessary to operate tho
organization here for the next year.
Director l.. o. Heinold in charge. de-
clared at his office in the Raritan
building this morning that the com
mittee was optimistic about the re-
mainder of the fund. There will be n
meeting of the executive committee
Wednesday afternoon he said at which
time plans will be made to finance
the work for the balance of the year.
There will be no resumption of a pub
lie campaign or house to house cam
paign Mr.. Heinold said today.
The attendance at the Community
Sing at Hobart and Smith streets Sat-
urday night was excellent, there be-
ing about 900 persons at the rally
which was given under auspices of
the boy scouts. The "sing" was so
successful, Mr.. Heinold stated hat 1t
has been decided to continue the plan
throughout the mmer The leader.
Laurance w. Ballau, of Camp Raritan
will come over at least once a month
and perhaps more frequently, Mr..
Heinold said until cold weather sets
in.
The community sings have been
Endorsed by Mayor Dorsey and vari-
Gus members of the Board Of Alder
men. Merchants near the Hobart
and Smith street corner also lent
their services for the occasion with
electric lights. boxes and decorations.
The community sing gives Invaluable
service in bringing the people of the
city together and in rehearsing the
national and popular songs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23
Result in Many
Being Injured Here

Two fights which resulted in two
of the principals being quite serious
ly injured marked the weekend here
one man being in the city hospital suf-
fering from severe decorations to head
and body while another is under the
doctors care having a broke leg
battered face and other injuries.
One fight, which started in a house
at 676 State street, following an argu-
ment resulted in John Mevin being
taken INTO custody by Patrolman
Reager on a disorderly conduct
charge. Sentence was remanded until
the other mans injuries heal suf-
fciently to allow him to appear In
court and tell his version of the case.
He received a bad beating up, his face
having been lacerated and n leg
broken.
John Hobina, of POI Meinzer street,
was arrested at 9:15 O'Clock last night
by Patrolman Reager charged with
striking John Vearouza, 500 Grove
street, over the head with a shoe last.
was removed to the hospi-
tai where he has several scalp lacera-
lions. Hobina is being held in de-
fault of 81. 900 bonds for a hearing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23
SO Graduate From St. Mdry's
at Pleasing Exercises
CONTINUED from page ~

CONTINUED from page ID
Those who received their diplomas
were:
Bernard Aloysius Hilferty, Joseph
Edmund Kerr. Henry Patrick Shee-
han, Elizabeth Mary Hartley, Gene
We've Rosemary White. Margaret Har-
riet Flynn. Anna Clare Malloy, Ade-
line Loretto Ferraro, Elizabeth Lucy
Reager, Marguerite Catherine Con-
molly, Mary Emma Stolarik, Thomas
Edward Dooley, Marion Catherine
O'Brien, Teresa Margaret Egan, Mary
Veronica Quigg. Cecilia Mary Seng.
Edward PatHick Walsh.
Margaret Cecilia Egan. Gertrude
Catherine Tyrrell. Isaella Teresa Har-
rigan. Helen Margaret Campion, Rob-
ert William Nolan. Francis Xavier
Tiewski, John Vincent Freeman, Will
liam Francis Brennan, Joseph Neil
son Curran, Alice Agnes Wilbert. Mar
tin Fellows Redwood, Mary Loretto
O'Toole. Eugene Patrick McCardle.
Henry Leo Hanley. Francis Augustus
Kelly. Bernard Emanuel Gallagher.