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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
Statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen WANTED.
SIDE line statesmen. We have an at
tractive line Of premium assortmentS
for live statesmen Commission from s.
o. so per order. III you want an mp
to-date line write today Garfield Mfg.
co. zoos Broadway st, Chicago. III.
1925 3
SALESNfEN-New carburetor for Ford
ears. Simple. not q moving part. In
stalled in 80 minutes guaranteed 20 dou-
bic your mileage and start la zero
weather without heating or printing. 10
lay free trial cur - Louis mau sold
1000 i'm s months. salt Lake CITY man
made $500 go one week write L. 4 J.
CuTburrtor Co. J0j ". Jackson blvd.
Chicago 1888
SALESMEN sideIine and advertising
she, lalty men go work the city and ad-
Joining territory ~ percent commits
sion o. sell articles used Iu every home.
Dealer makes 3f percent and gets hun
lreIS of doilurs worth II ADVERTISING
Sell from cuts or samples .fsscv. iOS
arrick bldg. Chicago. lh IjJ0S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03

SIMMONS ELECTRIC CO.

Electric contractors We wire for light,
heat and power. Electric supplies OF ali
kinds. Also repair work. Bell phone
lass. One year 10 pay. 12114 q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03

MAID wanted Salary $50. room and
board. Epworth Hospital 7j22
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IMPROVED go acre ranch, Ebert
county, near Denver Sold $4,000
wheat crop last year. $50 90 per acre.
B. l.. Goodale. 207 Century bldg, Den
YER Colo. 59IS-3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
RAINBOW" men
ARRIVE IN U. S.
2,126 Troops Come in on
Transport Pretoria

BOSTON. April Is. -- UNITED
fress. Tho transport Pretoria. with
s.lss troops Of the famous isd utain.
bow division, arrived here today
Among the officers on board was
Brig. Gen Vim. NJ FaAsett. com.
mandcr OF the First army corps. The
units on the Pretoria are the itath
i5oth and i6ist machine gun battal,
ions, ilfth mobile ordance repair
shops, isSth infantry detachment.
itsth and i6ist regiments, field mr..
ullcry. iiTth engineers detachment,
headquarters detaehmant.
The headquarters. headquarters
detachment and headquarters troops
Of the First army corps. also were on
board
Other units were evacuation hos.
pital No. Z. with i2 officers and 40
men. signal corps. photograph sec.
tions Nos. 100. 7. :. s5. soe. ios. io7.
10 scattered. four officers and ia
men.
Ordnance casual Company Sc,
Pennsylvania. three officers and 81
men. There were also 81 casual OF.
ficcrs and men on the transport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
ADOPT WORLD
LEAGUE PLAN
Revised Covenant Is Endors-
ed by Peace Conference
Continued From Page One |

after formation of the league. even
IL no provision for this Is made in
the covenant. Maxine spoke in
English.
Maxine declared the japanese peo-
pie ''poignantiy regret tho failure TO
approve the just demand. laying
down a principle aiming at adjust.
ment OF n long.standing grievance"
The japanese delegate said his
country will continue its ipslstencc
upon adoption OF this principle by
the league. but did not offer an
amendment covering IT, His speech
served merely TO get the japanese
attitude on record without specific
request for action.
NJ. Hymans. speaking for Bel.
GUM. expressed regret that Brussels
was not selected as the scat OF the
league Of nations. but offered no
amendment.
The French. despite rumors OF an
agreement with Great Britain ard
the United States to provide further
military guarantees for France, In.
troduced two additional amend.
ments designed TO strengthen the
military provisions OF the covenant.
The revised covenant is entirely
changed in language, but contains
the same principle ms the original
constitution.
The articles have been rearranged,
some being combined and others
bearing different numbers from the
first covenant.
Aside from the changes In phrase
oiogy. the outstanding amendments
bearing on principle are:
Tho executive council by unani.
nous vote may increase it's own
membership. thus opening the way
for admission Of Germany or Russia
TO that body when 1t IN deemed ad.
visablc.
A member-nation may withdraw
from the league by giving two years
notice.
Individual sovereignty IL guaran-
teed turnout the covenant.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
JAPAN PAPERS
SUPPORT ITALY

TOKYO. April es.--Deiaycdi Tho
Japanese prvss. commenting today
upon the departure Of the Italians
from the peace conference. upholdn
Italy.
The Yamato shimhun declares ia.
nan and Italy are IN the Same boat.
III the conference considers the
TsingTao agreement a scrap OF pa.
per, the same Measure may be ncecs.
ssry on the part OF Japan II says.
Asahi Shimbun processes 20 believe
italy probably will conclude a scpar.
ate treaty with Austria and resume
hostilitics with tho South Siays. Eu.
ror~. II declares. may yet see its
worst fighting with Germany, the
only country to benefit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

lex Rausman as chairman. and Mrs.
Raymond Frazier as vice chairman.
and Mrs. David J. Grant, executive
secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Unions Planning
Control League

CLEVELAND, O. April 2s.-Jur.
additional disputes OF building trades
unions hereafter may be adjusted by
league modelled somewhat along
tho line Of the league OF nations.
Board Of control OF the Nationei
Association OF Builders Exchanges.
today. WINS 10 rptify the league.
A national board OF jurisdlcuonal
awards was created. II IN to NEE,
four times a year. In Washington.
and pass upon all controversies.
Charles ". Bernhardt. Atlanta. In
president OF the board of control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
PARLIAMENT IN
ITALY TO MEET
The Hour Is Solemn" De.
ClareS Orlando
ny CAMILLE CIA>rNRRA

= ny CAMILLE CIA>rNRRA
UNITED Press staff Correspondent
ROME. April ss.--Dcia, cd.l---
The Italian parliament has bc~a
summoned "a meet ut = o'clack
italy's future course win de.
pend on the action taken BY that
h"siy. after PREMIER spiaudo's
presentation 81 the program fol.
lowed nj the peace conference.
n resolution providing for a vote
OF confidence ia the MINISTRY Il
understood 10 have been prr.
pared
The hour IN solemn aud grave. "
Orlando declared. in an interview 10.
day,
The governments chief duty is Ia
ascertain whether II has interpreted
parliaments sentiment and protect.
ed its dignity"
A section OF the press In advocat.
ing the annexation OF Fiumc and the
territory awarded Italy In the pact
OF London. without waiting for allied
sanction.
The way vut OF the present diff.
Guilty" said the Idea Macdonald. lis
annexation by royal decree OF Tren.
tino. the upper Adriatlc, Trieste.
tturne srd nalmatla with Saar. sapa
lao and Sebanlco. once the annexa.
ton IL decrecd. the tempest will sub.
side. The allies cannot avoid accept.
Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

lin it's decision tn. tribunal will
BE- guided by tn. highest motives
OF international policy with "a view
To indicating tho solemn obligations
of international undertakings and tho
validity Of international morality. II
viii be It's duty 20 fix the punish
'n~nt which II considers should be
imposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
ALLIES PLAN
KAISER TRIAL
May Be Brought Before In
ternationaI Court
Continued From Page One

This provision would extend TO the
hundreds OF military officials who
took part In the ruthless reign OF
the sword IN Belgium. There In
some doubt na To how far the
provisions would extend. especially
whether they provide punishment
for every one violating not only
the laws. but the customs OF war.
Whether this would reach those
responsible for introduction OF dead
~ gas In warfare. the submarine
and other inhuman methods, In not
apparent.
However. all such persons could
he brought before military courts.
and they could expect little mercy
thru military code.
Proposed Penalties
The state departments announce
ment read
Following are the proposed mr.
ticlra regarding penalties. for inser.
ton In the treaty Of peace. To be
considered at pl.nary session Of
peac. conference today. Monday. at
"Articlr the allied and As
soclst~d powers publicly srrsign
William II. Of IIo,,~nsotlcsn.
Formerly German emperor. not
for an off~us~ AGAINST criminal
law. but for . supreme off~nse
against international morality
and the sancttty Of treaties.
- spcrial tribunal will bc con
stitut~d Ia try the accused,
thereby assuring him the guar.
ant~s. ens~niini 10 the right Ut
defense. II will he composed Of
five jsssigeN, ono appointed by
each Of the following five pow
erS, mandy, the United States
Of America. Great britain,
Franco, Italy and Japan.
I'm it's decision tn. tribunal viii
BE- guided By IN. highest motives
OF international policy with Wow
To indicating tho solemn obligations
Of International undertaking. and tho
validity OF international morality. II
viii be It's duty 90 fix the punish.
'n~nt which IL considers should be
imposed.
To Dcsnond Surrender
.-rh. allie, and a..o.t.,.s ,.o~s
viii aasr.,. . rrou.., o. IN. ,oy.rn'
mrnt of The S.,hry,ana. for H. ..r.
render 10 then, os ,bc ex .,p,,,cror IN
order that he may he nu, ON trial
.Articl. II-Tbe German vovcrn.
m.nt mot having insured ,hs n,n.
i.hmcnt Of IN. p~rronn accused of
having -x~rcis~d acts In violation Of
laws and custom, of war. such per.
sons will be brought b~for. the mill.
tary tribunals by the allied and as.
sociatcd powers and. IL found guilty.
n~ntsnced 10 the puninhmcnt. laid
down By military law
The German government, shall
hand over to the allied ana associat.
ed powcrr. or TO such one Of them
as shail no request. an persons nc
cuscd Of having committed an act
IN violation OF the laws and customs
OF war. who are specified. either by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
WOMEN OUT TO
mop UP LOAN"
They're Making House to
House Canvass
Continued From Page One |

lex pauSman as chairman. and Mrs.
Raymond Frazier as vice chairman.
and Mrs. David J. Grant, executive
secretary
Parade May
Tho King county executive com
mittec consists Of Mrs. Z. II. slim.
son. Mrs. Albert c. Phillips. Mrs n.
A. NJ. Bonnar. Mrs. W. $. Grlswold,
Mrs. Trafford lIuteson. Mrs. Milo J.
Levclcss and Mrs. W. r. Herring
As chairman of solicitation. Mrs
~ W. Bert. jr.. directs the seattle
work. assisted by Mrs. II. +. Weeks.
vic chairman,
AIRS. Gunnar Lund Is in charge of
IN, speakers bureau. Mrs. Cecir Ra-
COS cf the booth committee. and Mrs
Cinton X. Douglas of the parade
ronmittec. which Is arranging the
special children's parade to be given
Nay 4.
Miss Gertrude Hardcnbergh is
chairman OF the automobile division
vhth supplies transportation for
women workers TO and from distant
prciwts Seattle women motorists
wnp have leisure time are urged 10
enlist their cars In this service, They
muA register with Miss Hardenhergh
at headquarters. +os Railway ES'
chsngc building. or call Elliott .STI.
sattle's laggard subscriptions for
tho Victory Loan have caused apprc-
hetsion among few Of the work
err but state Chairman j. A. Swai-
wel and County Chairman ". n.
MaNichael believe that this week
vii see Seattle in her proper patrs.
oss. stride. With a daily quota ~
Sf.bS.s55. Seattle should have had
Ss5s,3so on the books saturday
nipt. The books show only Ss.Sss,.
so(
The loan will go across" Swal
we said. but hope Il will 80
acsss without having to have re
sorcc TO driving tactics.-
Expects Increase
:. W. L.add. chairman Of the In.
burial vision. believes that this
wsk will see real awakening
Thee unions, hoilcrmakcrx. cooks
An assistants and marine engineers
hcsficiaI association. have officially
enprscd the loan and have voted
sustantial susus. Workers OF the
Sener q Eddy corporation have
sulrribed only $4,000. hut fadd
exscts a large increase from that
sc<on this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
WILSON WRONG,
AYERS CONSUL
Says Only Italian !. W. W.
Support Position
~ aas=- - -
Continued From Page One

~
Ambassador Page came out ON
the balcony and shouted. Viva
Italy, and the crowd answered with
Viva America Even tho Italian
people admit President Wilson II
honest. they think he In just mis-
taken.
Expected Fiume Fr~r
when President Wilson explained
his II points. everybody In Italy ex-
pected freedom for the lost prov
inocs. The Treaty OF London gave
Italy Dalmatia. but not fiume. This
was because OF tho opposition OF
Saxauoff. the Russian Ambassador TO
London. lie objected To giving us
fiumc because he foresaw the
founding OF the Jugo. slav kingdom
and knew II must have Eiume. The
Italians accepted this. willing 10 sur.
fer one province. tho purely Italian.
To remain outside Italy. because the
new nation would have to have 10.
But. Serbia has eonfcdcrated the
Jugo slav counties. and Serbia has
ak soaporta. Thus. Fiume In not
necessary to Jugo-siavia-
Remember that Fiume In Italian.
and ita people have remained true to
Italy thru two centuries Of Hungar-
ian oppression. Then consider that
tho Italian people believed. when
Wilson crossed the sea 10 the peace
all be free. You can imagine the
awful disappointment when they
saw Wilson opposed TO them. that
he stood In their way.
Italy Grateful 10 4. n.
Every body in Italy IN grateful to
America. for all know your support
was necessary. America In the most
popular country In tho world. and
Italy In simply crazy about the
United States.
when Wilson crossed the water.
personally. the only chief OF any al.
lied nation To attend the peace con.
ference. tho feeling was wonderful
We wer. disappointed TO see he came
with his own ideals. We Italians
thought he was coming To help ua.
We did not believe he would try tn
save our enemies. for we know tho
iugo slavs w~r. always faithful TO
the Hapsburgs. and that tho they
are our friends today. they were our
enemies OF yesterday.
During the war there was ANAL
body of JuEo siav troops fighting In
the italian army. but ~ was only
small unit OF 100 or 500 men. Italy
was glad to welcome Jugo-Siayia ~
a free nation. We have recognized
her already"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

Buy . Victory Bond and help |
bring back our heroes 10 rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
WILSON

Secretary OF Labor. recently
said.
~ man can borrow money
on what hc puts into . hosDe--
lie can't on what no pays
out for rvnt."
And again he said;
Own = home for your chill.
dr~n's sake"
IL there n message In the
above for your
The best home buys arr list
ell today. Turn 10 the Classi.
fled Columns.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
Dentro de POGO tempo,
Mexico sera "seco"
completamente

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio -
Segun las lltinas declaraciones he
chas por ell Consejo Superior de Sa-
lubridad, la Repuhlica Mexicana Sc
"a salvada del peligro de los alco-
holes; es decir, sera IN pals seco, j.
quail al de los Estados Unidos, donde
para hoy no Sc ve1de un solo vaso de
bebida espirituosa.
Hay que advertir,
esta bensfica MEDIA no puede tomar
Sc de una aner violenta debido a
las condolences en- que Sc halla ell E.
rario Nacional, pues las entradas por
concepto de contribuciones, supriml-
,das de golpc ,ccasionarian I'm mayor
desequilibrio del que va existe en- ell
foEdo pGblico.
No obstarte, la intencion del actual
Gopierno es la de suprimir en- 10 abb
soluto Ia venta de las bebidas embria-
gantes, V asi Sc nara tan pronto como
Ell pals entire a sus conolciones nor
males. Nosotros.-dicen EN- las Off
cinas del CoEsejo de Salubridad,-
no pcdemos hacer 10 que en- los Esta-
dos Unidcs. Ese pals esta capaci-
tado para TODD, en- tanto que nosotros
nos hallamos en- I'm periodic anormal.
en- ell que es muy dificil, cast impo-
sible, llevar a la practica los buenos
proyectos del Gooierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
de concertar una lu-
cha entire Demsey y Ell
campeon europeo

NUENA YORK, Julio l4.-Con mo
two del resonante triunfo alcanZado
hace POGO en- Toledo. por 81 pug1llsta
Jack Dempsey. que obtuvo ell tItulc
lie CanEeon Gle Box de peso complete.
numerosas proposiciones sc han estado
hacienda a este para nuevas luchas'
siendo sin duda Ia principal de tooas
elias. la Que Sc ~refiere a un encuen-
fro con el campeon de pugliato dc
Europa. ell frances Jorge Carpent'er'
Jack Dempsey ha hecho rarlas a'1e'a-
r~aciones respecto de sus Iuturos Gu
~cuontros. tales como Id Dc que nc
boxeara. con pugilist2s dc color y
respecto de los campeones eA.Iah'e
ros solamente boXeara o eii's 81
yienen a este pals. Jack Sc muestra
muv ganoso de sostener nucVaS iu-
chas. nues comprende que ahora Sc
encuentra en- toda la p.enitud &c 81
~fuerza Y agilidad Y soorc tcdo' t'cne
vehementes deseos de gan&r mucfo
dinero. segin manifest" sd fepreeeH
tantc Jack kearns.
FL mencionado ncpresentante oI!
csnped, americana dice Que esta
an COMMUNICATION 0 ell representahIe
de Carpenter. Cochran. Que Sc en-
cuentra actualmente en- Paris. I'm Id
nronosici6n que este lie hace. lie ol'e-
re $4,000 para Dempsey, y sn ca
50 de que este acceda a tener un en-
cuentro con ell vencedor en- la !ucha
Carpentier- Beckett que csta anuncia-
da nara este mes IN Londres. Hasta
ahora. la unica objection que ha nc
chic Dempsey a esta ~oferta, es la con-
dici6n impuesta por rel promoter o.
chram. de que la lucia Sc efectue en-
el extranjero. pero sc cree que el
af;in ro Dempsey per hacer fortuna
10 decida al fin V al caho a Ir a tu-
roma. 81 no logra c%onvenccr su re-
presentante al campeon europeo. que
venga a este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
VAN A DECLARAR NULAS
A ELECCIONE EN-
NUEVO LEON
10 declare un diputado
miembro de la Comiaon
Permanenfe Local

MONTERREY, n. L. Julio 15.-Un
miembro de Ia Comision Permanente
del Congreso Local de Nuevo Leon,
declare hoy a los representatives de
Ia que en- vista de las muchas
irregularidades al revisarse los expe-
dientes de las elecciones para goDer-.
nador del Estado, efectuadas recien-
temente, la Comision Permanent
en- cuyo poder Sc encuentran los eX-
pendientes relatives, pedira Ia nuildad
de las elecciones ~efectuadas, por 10
cual Sc habra de convocar a nuevas
elecciones con ell fin de designar a Ia
persona u ha de SUBSTITUTE al actual
gobernador Niceforo Zambrano.
Las declaraciones del diputado en-
question han producido grande SEN
sacion en- todos los circulos poiltlcos
de esta ciudad Y en- TODD ell Estaco en-
general, especialmente en- los centros
garcistas, donds ell triunfo de Juan
Garcia Sc considera SECURE.
No obstante las d~eclaraciones dc es-
tie diputado Sc duda mucho que las
elecciones So d~ecla--n nulas, pues va
esta en- virteras de hacerse la decla-
ratoria r~espectiva en- la que Sc deslg-
ma para la primera magistratura del
Estado al senior Juan Manuel Garcia.
Los t~ip6grafos del peri6dico dia-
rio Gel P~orvenir", a~bandonaron hoy
sus labores pidiendo un aumento con
siderable de- sueldo. La hueiga
ne ha rouedado solucionada, Ier1nane-
ciendc los trabajos suspendiaos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
I'm rico hacendado DO
blanc pIagiado por una
partida de aIzados

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio IA
FL Senior Limon Acewedo. rico haccn-
dado del Estado de Puebla, ACADIA dc
ser secuestrado por n partlda dc
rebeldes que lie exigue fentregue Ia
crecida suma de Glen mil pesos, por
obtener su libertad.
Cuando el senior Acehedo, Sc dirijia
en- compania de dos de u mozos a
una de las haciendas de su propleoad,
fue %sorprendido por los rebeldes, los
que 10 ~capturaron V levaron a u ma
drieueras establecidas en- las estriba-
clones de los volcan5;.
Veintidos earraneistas son fusi.ados
por los rebeldes.
Por noticias que han llegado a esta
ciudad, ~procedfentes de Zacatlan, Es-
tado de Puet!a, Sc sabe que en- Ia ma
orugada del jueves pasado, una nu-
merosa partida de alzados logro sor-
prender a la %guarnicion carrancista
del pueblo, capturando a vein:idos
soldados.
Los n.beldes s~ujeron a los prisio-
neros a On consejo de guerra, y o n
denados ha muerto fueron ejecutados
an ell panteon Municipal de Zaca.
tlan.
Ell jefe de las armas del menciona-
90 pueblo, Teniente Orozco, compa-
recio ante un ~eomisionado de Ia Sc
cretaria de Guerra, con ell fin de des-
lindar Ia responsabilidad que haya te-
nido en- Ell asunto, para que en- case lie
que 81 cuIpabilidad quede c~omprobada
Sc lie castigue de acuerdo con las ieyes
n~1ilitares vigentes.
Segun parece, la partida %revolucioz
maria que tomo ZacaUlan, pertenece
a una faccion arenista que opera per
lei rumbo de los volcanes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17

OOulv II VOlS Wv DOA4
De que nuestro empeno por el M IoramIento cons
tante de LA PRENSA", ha sido comprendldo y aprec'a-
do en- 10 que vale, no solo para la Empresa en- 81, sIno pa
"a la gran poblacioon mexicana que en- nuestro perIodIco
~encuentra I'm 6rsano digno de ella, nos viene dando Prue'
bas inne gables eI favor c~reciente del p1bico, que Sc ma
nifiesta en- las soicitudes de suscripciones, en- los pedIdoS
de Asentes, en- los Contracts de Anuncios, que a nuestras
Oficinas lesan en- cantidad mayor cada dla.
Eso ouers decir que "LA PRENSA" da a sus lee.
torres. TODD 10 que los Iectores tlenen derecho a pear al
periodico que pagan para contar con ss serVcAos:
LAS NOTlCAS DEL Ola, seleccionadas en- Tor
ma tai, que cada uno %encuentre las que lie nteresan.
LA INFORMATION NACIONAL, en- la que E. lee
tor ~encuentra 10 que de su pals quiere saber.
Ell COMENTARIO DE LOS ASUNTOS lNlERE-
SANTES, que cada cuaI espera para norman su cr1teFlo.
Ell CRATIC RECREO que proporciona la bella lite
ratura, de la cue ofrecen muestras abundantes nuestras
Ediciones Dominicaes.
LA ENSENANZA DE COSAS TITLES que Sc des-
nrende de muchas de- nuestras secciones educatNas.
LOS CONSOLES PRACTICES PARA TRABAJO
vpara Ia vida, que dan nuestras seccloneS DC AsrcuN1fd'
de Obreros, de Damas, de Consultas, ETC., etc.
pOR ESQ LOS ECTORES MEMCANOS BUSCAN-
"a pRFNsA" FL AMIGO SLENClOSO QUE STRIVE
PARA TODOYCONH QUE Sc CUENTA StEMPRE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-13
TRY THESE COLUMNS
AND WATCH THE
RESULTS
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

VIII be received at the office of the
City Treasurer, City OF Perth
NJ. T.. January 14th 1918. at . +. M.
for the following bonds:
Tax Revenue Bonds. 1917. que on mn M
ia. 5an Rsxsnn is' B as1S isis. due a.
Tax revenue Bonds. 1918. due i. mn m
October II, 1919 -. ... ev'VoV'VV
Tax Revenue Bonds. 1918, due .o ooo M
January II, 1920 ....'.;o;o oV'oV"'''
Tax Anticipation n 1917 ooo mn M
due January IL ls2o ''''' EVo,Voo.Oo
ro.., $780, 10000
The aid bonds will be dated Janu-
arv II. 1915. and will be issued accord
ing to Chapter 1872. p L islf;
amended by Chapter 242, IL. iy ths
The bidder is required TO s.ao ~ ,akf
FOR the loan and the biuder offering ,ne
least interest rate expressed in multi
nles of one one-hundreths OF one per
cent. shall be awarded the sale Oh saia
bonds. II one or more bidders oHsr
the same interest rate, men tne o "a,
der who shall offer the greatest adol
tionaI premium shall be awarded the
sale of said bonds. The said bonds
nav he registered upon the request OF
the or holder. All bids must
be enclosed in a sealed envelope au-
dressed city Treasurer, Perrin Ampoy,
N. ]. Bond Proposal and must conan
~ The City Treasurer of Perth Amboy,
N. j., In the sum of l per cent, OF the
total amount of bid. Legal opinion .
TO the validity of said bonds Will be
Furnished by the City Attorney. A..
The City Treasurer reserves inc
go FERD GARRETSON,
CITY Treasurer.