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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-17
THE CHARTER OF INCORPORA.
TION OF


The NOmnn's Club.
!. The corporate title Of said COM
pany is The Woman's Club.
2. The names Of the ineosporators
are:
Sarah B. Hardy, Columbus, Miss;
Julia Earline Robertson. Columbus,
Mississippi; Emma S. Game, Column
bus, Mississippi, Daisy S. burden.
Columbus, Mississippi Halle B.
Sherman, Columbus Mississippi; Anna
Y. Banks, Columbus, Mississippi;
Louise H. Landrum, Columbus, Miss
issippi; Wilde B. Morgan, Columbus,
Mississippi, Sallie w. Ayres, Column
bus Mississippi; Fannie Street, Col
umbus, Mississippi; Katherine Y.
Banks, Columbus, Mississippi; Mamie
T. Hairston, Columbus, Miss, Sarah
B. Hardy, Columbus, Miss.
g. The domicile Is at Columbus,
Mississippi.
4. /. A.. Amount of capital stock, Nothing.
5. The par value. of shares is
nothing.
6. The period of existence mot to
exceed fifty years. is fifty years.
Z. The purpose for which it is
created Said corporation is not or
ganized for individual pecuniary
gam, and will have no capital stock.
It's income will be derived from the
initiation fees and dues of it's MEM
bers, and also from such public ex-
hibitions, lectures and musical enter
tainments as may be given in accord
ance with provisions of the Bylaws
that may be adopted.
The object and purposes of the cor
poration are fourfold, social, literary
civic and benevolent. In carrying out
the objects and purposes of its incor-
poration, it will endeavor, not only
among its members, but among the
the community, to promote good
fellowship and the highest form of
social life; to encourage mental and
moral development. and to aid by it's
organized efforts such worthy causes
as may secure it's sympathy
That said Woman's Club shall
have the right to buy sell. hold. rent.
lease or otherwise dispose of pro-
perry, real and personal, for its own
use, and to erect, equip, maintain
and operate for It's own use, erect
anu stS may
b. necessary or advisable in carrying
out the purposes of the corporation;
and shall have the right to borrow
money and to secure the payment
of it's indebtedness by executing
bonds, trust deeds, mortgages and
other instruments as may be neces-
sary for said purposes.
8. The right and powers that may
be exercised by this corporation are
those conferred by the provisions of
Chapted "a, Mississippi Code, 1906.
Louise H. Landrum,
Halle B. Sherman,
Julia Earline Robertson.
Sarah B. Hardy
1ncorporators.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
County of Lowndes
This day personally appeared be-
fort me, the undersigned authority,
Louise H. Landrum. Halle B. Sher-
man, Julia Earline Robertson, incor-
porators of the corporation known
as The Woman's Club. who ac-l
knowledged that they signed and
executed the above and foregoing
articles of INCORPORATION as their act
and deed on this the 18th day Of
| September 1919. 9-17-4w.
V. B. Tmes,
Notary Public.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-17
COLUMBUS DISPATCH

Edited. ORnea tnu Ndnaged by
The Dispatch Printne and nm Co.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-17
Free to Children.
Miss MObly Munsing,
cut out paper dolls.
w. G.. Beard, Inc.

Famous Shivar Mineral Springs
water is one of the few waters which
does not lose it's virtue in shipment.
1t is just as effective in Columbus
as it is in South Carolina. Try bot
tie and be convinced. J. L. Walker &
Company.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-17

is a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes prac-
tically all stomach, liver and intesti-
nal ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money re-
funded. Sold by Weaver & Harring-
ton, and druggists everywhere.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-17
HabituaI Constipation Cured
in IL TO Fl DAYS

I"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxativef for Habitual
Constipation Ii relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for IA to q days
toinduce regular action. II Stimulates and
Regulates Very Pleasant to Take, Goo
per bottle
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-17

Are you feeling bad this morning?
Then sit right down at the telephone
and order your Shivar famous min
eral water from j. l.. Walker and
Co. Begin drinking it to-day 1t
will certainly help you.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-17
No Worms in a Healthy Child
INSURANCE MAN TELLS OF
FRIENDS RECOVERY.

He suffered considerably from
gas in stomach and collie attacks, and
At times was very yellow. His doc
tors diagnosed his ailment as gall
bladder trouble and that an operation
was, necessary. Some one persuaded
him TO try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
Since taking it one year ne tells me
he has been able % eat anything" 1t
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-17
ElLBo AND. THE EXTRA. sEs-

EsLBo AND. THE EXTRA. SEES
SION.
Gov Bilbo has done the wise and
sensible thing in appealing to the
members of the legislature-elect, to
vote for the payment of a two-hun-
bred thousand dollar loan to main
tain the state institutions when
they are sworn in next January,
rather than calling the legislature
in extra session now to make the APP
preparation at a cost to the tax-pay-
ers of from twenty TO forty thou
sand dollars. 1t may not be IN exact
! accordance with law, but if this
was the only instance when the
law had been violated in dealing with
the states finances, there might be
cause for complaint.
The colleges and asylums and in'
situations urgently need money to
run them until the legislature meets
and this is the best and most econom-
ical plan to provide it,
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SMITH : RElFsNlDER

Mr.. Charles i. Carr. q Hanover,
a. made business trIp 20 his
city Saturday.
Five DaltImoreanH were injured
Sunday afternoon N the Baltimore
pike, near Frank Yogt's residence.
sandyFIlle, Sunday afternoon, .nen
their Ford CIR struck a HIone pile
turning IL Over several tines The
injured are :. :. RUBY and daughters.
Alberta and harry. badly bruised md
cut; Joseph Maehin. fractured elbow,
bruised and badly shocked Harry
Young. badly IasceraIed about limbs
md had and shocked. Dr. Fontz
dressed the wounds and sent Lnem
% Their homes N Baltimore BY Frank
Yogt tho brought them here in MS
automobile for treatment.
In hIa mansion overlooking a axe
n the beautiful Berkshire Hills. II
Ienox. Masa.. where ne sought seelu-
sion Hhen bodily InIlrniIx overlook
I'm an his mInd w saddened b ne
entrance of Ms country INTO ne
world var, Andrew Carnegie, rom
masteT and phIIanthrnnIhf, led
Tuesday. Although Re had been IN
feeble health or more than two years
his final illness W. brief ! Ee=are
cold developed quickly mo broneh-
u pneumonia. the led patient Iaps4
I'd Into Inconsistencies and the end
eame = though It ere hi the -
E!Inins Of deeper Hleep.
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CITED 81 TINES ron BRAVERY
capt. Campbell, Of Second Division

Capt. Campbell, Of Second Division
Capt Alan L. Campbell, gradu.
ate of the Johns Hopkins University
and who served more than Is months
overseas With the 18th Field ArftlI.
cry. Second u. :. Division, Is spend
inE several days 1T the home Of nj
father. Dr. w. 4. H. Campbell, q
OwIngs Mills. Six times he was cited
for bravery in action and won many
honors.
II SissIons and Chateau ThierTy
and IN the Champagne offensive IN
the summer of 1913 he distinguished
himself b. his ga1lantry and bravery
under heavy sbeIIfire. He was deco
rated with the Croix de GueTrs for
bravery under heavy ahellflre At
SCISSORS. lie surprised and directed
fire on a half company Of the Boche
infantry and annihilaIed them IN
the Champagne. ! palm. with cltaz
ton. was awarded him for this ac=
ton.
On July q. 1915. the army citation
from General Headquarters 81 the
American Expeditionary Force was
given the brave solder for gaIlantry
in action near Parcy TIgny. France.
His leadership and brIlliancy was
recognized on this occasion.
Iient Campbell IS a great grandson
of Dr. Jesse l.. Wariteld. for many
years the leading physician OF West
minister. lis mother, who waa Miss
Jessie Gorauch. spent her girlhood
days here. where she has many
friends
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.4ttero Mabel.
% Mabel:

Dere Mabel:
Well. Mabel, we've won the sar. ~
always said We would If they only
wouldn't hold me back. and nov
we're ready TO come h0am-
H0am, that's q sweet word. Mabel,
TO the brave soldiers who have
fought so hard 10 make the world
safe for ne democratic parts. ~
President Wilson says.
aud say. Mabel. I've been think
ing about Hoam lot since I've been
in the army and so nave lots OF
the fellos.
Angus Mckenzie. the Scotch felio
wa lalkin 70 M The other d. and
We vas telling each other about the
things we liked best back. hoam.
said the things. not he people.
Mabel. discreet. that's me all over.
We'll, was telling Angus thai
one NJ the things | WI lookin for.
ward 10 wa goin 10 the GhauIauaue.
that comes 10 our town every year
II the general don't need m too
bad ! think IN b hOam in time for
II tbs summer.
That's > crate program you are
going 10 have. Mabel i made me
hoam sick 20 reaa about IL Why.
Mabel thai letter you wrote about
the ehautauaue program va real
inteHestin.
That VII be ; great lecture b.
thai fello vile. Is fellps hafe all
reBd MS book. -Exnlalnln. the
BrlfIzher1s md II fine And Robin
Hood.s m opera that efen yoa viii
oniaY. Mattel
SaY. wf1IIn about tHal program
gets me al worked up. You'd bet
ter my M season ticket. Mabel.
for hOam comm Gift. before theY
are II gone. Far sighted. that me
all over. Mabel.
Yours I'll GnaNtauana Hssk
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Louis Sachs ~ known IN this
city. has opened he largest Used car
house In Maryland II 90 \ Howard
street. Baltimore ar Sachs n an.
other column In thiH tissue announces
Il IL of en- ihal he h IN stock at
sacrifice prices.
William :. LUCIA. Western Nary
land Railway brakeman. Is anEIgned
before United States Commissioner y
l. Bonebrake. Ut Waynesbord. Pa
on charge of breaking The 81 OF
y freight - engaged n interstate
commerce md entering no car With
intent 10 ateal Lucas homo IL n Ha-
geraloRn.
Mr and hrs. y. l.. saabrook. Mr.
William D. seabruok, Of New York.
and Hiss Lilly 5. Higgins. OF Eliza
beth. \. J.. vent - st MiehaeIs. on
Tuesday. Mrs. saabrook and Miss
Higgins vii remain several weeks at
The Willows. where Mrs. Ralph Whit
man. baby and nurse. afe spending
the summer.
Louis II. Michel. president d the
North Penn Bank, Philadelphia.
which CLOSED its doors July i With
an apparent shortage 81 81 II 900.
was arrested On charges Of con
spiraeg In connection With the faif-
ure. 4 warrant aIao w issued for
the arrest Of William 7. Gahell 4
director and clerk. On similar
IeharEes.
DR.. II. c. Nentz and RIfe. Of Cum
berland. Md. returned n0me alter a
several day. visit with his parents.
Mr. md Mr.. o. !. Wenlz. ut Limo
boro. Nd. Or. Wartz Is Chief. Eoant-
genologigt Of the two hospitals at
Cumberland Recently he was sub
poenaed b. the government n an
expert witness In his profession. IN q
$4,000 damage suit.
i 5000 reward VII be given for the
return 70 Springfield State Hospital,
OF Theodore Albright, VINO LET on
August 7th. Age 5 years. feet. 10
inches In height. weight 80 pounds.
blue eyess waNy Iighl=br0wn hair.
dark complexion. scar On middle
finger and On Interchangeable oI left
wrist. scar On each bullock. Wore
! gray suit. eheekeHed cap. and badly
worn black shoes.
! Two accidents happened At the rail-
road Monday evening, neither proving
serious. One automobile fnn into the
rear Of the other. making ; few
dents N both. A horse run up against
a truck thu was coming out d AL
hion street. IT the railroad. damaging
the harness. The horse could have
probably stopped but on account OF
the smooth condition o. the street
il 81 riglI into ne truck.
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WANTED.

NURSES WANTHD-At Springfield
State Hospital, between the ages OF
20 and 30 years. Experience not
necessary. Salary 5000 month
while training. Free board, uniform
and laundry. Training school two
years course. Larger salary after
graduation. Apply to Or. J. c. Clark.
SykeaTille, nd.
Aug SIT
WAlTED-A settled white woman
cook for , family of . persons:
good wages; no upstairs work; plenty
Of time OF. Apply at this office.
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The Ford Important Daring The Mar.

The Ford Important During The HAr.
Some faeIs A. 70 what par the
Ford took n the ate ar
IN France zoo ears oat Of 900
were Forda
In Italy 80 car Out q 900 aere
Fondz
In Egypt pc eara oul q i.ooo were
Forda
In aeso. ~ car out # .Ooe Rore
Ford.
Under British capture. he fri car
In HaEdad as : Ford
The fra car II cross The Persian
Mountains - = Ford
The ilrai ear IN The genuine Gar
den of Eden was = Ford
Thee fra car n the Holyland vas
Furd
Lines OF communication contained
Forda By fHs hundreds Tfom naEdad
to tie BlAHE Sea
! nave zen ne Fords uasa %
tanks. armoured moving forts. cleo
trio light plants. water pumps. am
balances, supply ears. nd laIs Of
other fhinEH. aud Ihoy sere always
ready for anything NJ ny time.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-15
Are The
People Square?

Yes, they are. We are passing
through the third hard year IN the
coal busIness--.hard at least for the
retailer and consumer We have
found the people generally ready to
cooperate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-15
4. :. !. Cut By
Using Pea Coal.

Pea coal Is he pureat o. my q the
zIzes. for SLATE and rock do not break
% small II I'll burn Wei with my
other cal, o. II b Itself It's 100
less IN price i retail
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-15
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. AUG. IS. 1919
sale Register

Saturday, August 18. IL N. 3 whee
SCOOP road sprinkler, force pump, Cast
steam roller, steel plates. White truck
3 ton capacity. stone erusheT. New Hol'
land make YIN. Frederick and Lev
Laue<. executors OF Jacob Frederick, IN
Manchester.
Saturday August 3d. ?. m, parlor suit beds
tables chairs etc. Samuel II. Null. 81 Pennsy
lyania Avenue Westminster. Md.
September 2. 1t II M. sharp. Empire Touring
Car a i condition. horses. l COW. brood SOW, all
farming Implements. cream separator. household
and kfechen furniture, etc. William Il. Conway,
Jr owner near Louisville. about miles from
Westminster State Road. near Bollinger's hill
Tuesday, September End. At IL. 30 pm. ~ zerea,
more or less; situated on corner Of Warrington
and Hook Roada. - milez aouth Of Westminster.
8 acres Of Timber Land. or les: also Personal
Property. Mrs. Rachel Null. Francis I. and Jessc
L. Null
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Large Farm For Sale

I vi sell Il private saIs my Izfm
of IL AcREs O land. situated
along he stone Rad. In Myers. dis-
riot I h improved BY > large Isnk
harn. o. fee long md 50 feet EIds,
large . room Brick House. z1th base
ment nd cellars. nd 81 necessary
nutbuIIaingH. hsver failing water at
10Th hume nd harH. equipped HIlh
HaisF power pump The md Z In
re hIEnsa z.HIe e cultivation.
For further Information md terms
apply y
NELSON 4. BROWN.
zuEtk=zt Silver In, II.
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Junior Chautauqua The Best Ever
: Every boy and girl will want q part n the play
.'TIIE. WOp.'

New games stories and dollar ticket entities
he morning Junior Chautauua md al the
ne programs Junior tickets o Of ! Al who pledged
o tickets should call TOR them promptly possible If
mittee
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100000
cAHnAGE. eELEnf An CAuII.
RIaHRR pLANIs.

ready mr. shipment In August md
September. 81 By parcel post: Faois
n damp m0az Postage prepaid. Ord
II aoma Succession. Al Ilesd EaFIy
sarehsad. n Dutch I'D DanIab
uaiihazd Cabbage. $50 PER 100
90 SO. 90 800 100 Sc. 100 &C,
White Plume. Winter Queen. Cant
RaBeaI and Golden Heart CELERY At
80 pr too. 5ou $50. 30 = "a.
90 i %. 10 soc. SNOWFALL Caall-
flower 100 pr tu19 zoe Is75. 100
= 90. 20 ito 100 aoc. . buHIaesa
done 81 Sunday. F W. ROCHELLE
: Sons. Chester. NJ. Jersey. lYeKe.
able Plants exclusively = years.
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There VIII Be
Coal Enough In
Your Opinion.

II you vii be patient. place your
orders we'll ahead. and b willing TO
take such sizes and quantities a. you
can get, there win b coal enough.
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Times PRINTING!
The ASSOCIATION Sells No SEASON. TICKETS

IN former contract 700 adult tickets
but OF the Of everything
With the Ckautauqua absolutely necessary for the to
get from sale Of single admissions and
only 900 adult tickets Over 500 Of these sold
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-15
A Season Ticket For Entire Week Is Only $3.50
Single admissions will $5S5 and for night alone $75
Season tickets transferable.
Certainly No One Living In Westminster

within radius Of L miles With automobiles will want to
week OF delightful and entertainments and lectures
On our 1919 Chastauqua Program.
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FOR SALE Large Linen GsnierpIaee.
raj iHse. laTKs picture. KaHaliu1. BY
Holly Emory representing ; scene IN
mo OF shskeaneHr' most famous plays
n ZEETZ.
aug i5zIi Westminster. Carrier 3.
y IL SALE convenient an De.
= zIrable tx Eoam house. Hear
railroad. In 1eH Windsor. AppII 10
MS. WILLIAM MITTEs.
y EasI Wan Street.
aagi5=zI Westminster. ID.
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Some Hosiery Specials.

ladies' white and black hoe In Ill sizes nov
~ lie for lie pair We could mo- replaea stheu.
or Ihis price
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The shirfwaisf Department.

Just received me- line Of ge0rgette crepe
waists In the newest styles Priced for quick sales
Zee Them now.
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S CAN ALSO BE BOUGHT FROM

Miss Mary B. sheIlman
Mrs. Frank Myers
Mis- MyTIe Malehorn
DR.. W. Z. Mcdaniel
Pearre WANT
Charles Essom
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st. BenjamIn's Lutheran Sunday
school viii hold iIs annual picnic
Saturday, August 16, IN the afternoon
and evenings n Mr.. J. ID. Kanffman,s
grove. near Meadow Branch. The ex-
eroise will consist Of music by ? o.
). Of 4. band of Pleasant Valley. A
drill Happy Flower Girls and a
play FINDING the Nay Flower" The
exercise will be given at o'clock IN
the afternoon and so in The even
ing. Everybody welcome.
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Maurice II. Warner. of near Mel
rose purchased the b0-aere farm Of
Noah 7 Garrett near SheTman.s
church. for a.g50. Possession April
/ 1921
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-15

This department i closing out summer hats
at bargain prices Csc. s1es for pattern hats
Also early showing OF tailored hats Ior early fall
These are the neH styles for weeks end vacations
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-19
Exploration Tower.

At Taliaferro field, Texas, last sum-
mer human credullty registered up to
the nth degree. A tall wooden skeleton
was being erected hear the flying Geld
for eventual use as an observation
tower. Construction was delayed for
several months, and IN that time the
aviators spent many idle moments ex-
planning re tower.
zone OF the victims, whose habitat
was nearer the cactus than the cities,
startled the local newspaper Office q
morning with this story:
Say. I've Just found out for sure
what that tower they're building out
at the field is for. You know them
flyer fellows that went out In two air
planes about three weeks ago and
never came back1 Well, they're up
there-10,o00 feet up; they ran out Of
gasoline and couldn't get back. They're
starving to death and the other boys
are building that tower to climb up and
get 'em down. / got this straight,
right from one Of the avlators out Of
the field. so I know It's true."-Chris
tan Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-19
H~sy MONEY.

He was the kind Of man who would
wager his very soul away. He had
stopped on a busy corner Of a great
city and as he stood watching the mad
riot of passing traffic, the dash Of au-
ton oblles and the breakneck rush Of
hal drained messenger boys on motor
cycles a thought struck him-right be-
tween the eyes.
He raised up his voice and attracted
o crowd. Men, / will wager 500 that
I can cross this street blindfolded."
Brave men shuddered at the thought.
1.-THE poor slmp," they remarked men,
tally, "he will be knocked forty ways
from blue Monday before he has gone
ten feet" The wagers we're laid. Then
a little skinny fellow came along, blind
folded the reckless man and led him
across the street and back In safety,
amid AMY cries Of a duped populace.
Note.-We r willing to part with
the motion picture rights of this thrill
ing episode for 98 cents.-Indianapo-
lis News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-19
TOTTENvILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dowd, oil
Brooklyn. spent the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Joline
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Cole, OF Brook
lyn, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. Wallace Laird. here yesterday.
Mrs. Edwin Clamp, of Brooklyn. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles de Boer.
Miss Mary Tomasin. a nurse in
France. has returned homo to her
mother here.
Mrs. Amos Sleight has been serious
ly I'll at her home the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. e. Nance, Of Haz-
let. visited her parents here on Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Graham. OF
Pleasant Plains, visited here yester-
day.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the South
Baptist church, will hold a silver ties
at the home of Mrs. Harry Finlay
of Arthur Kill road. tomorrow.
DR.. Henry b. Rose will lecture al
the school tonight on Woodrow VII
son, the Worlds Greatest Diplomat
The focp sale of the Bethel Sunday
school held at the Jones building sat
urday afternoon. was a success.
Bentley Lodge. Odd Fellows. and
Richmond Temple. Pythian Sisters
are scheduled to meet tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-19
Held for Attempting to Assault
Two Girls Near Jamesburg

Rp Special Correspondent
JAMEsBURG. May 1s.-Charged
with an attempt 70 criminally assault
two young girls in a woods near this
place. Mariana Bruno, a seventeen
year-old youth was q prisoner be-
fore Recorder Frank II. PownaH in
borough hall Saturday n follow
ing the appearance of the girls. the
youth was held under $500 for the
grand Jury. His father. Joseph
Bruno, OF this place went security
for his son.
According to the story told by h
girls. Miss Barbara Kollan n Miss
Mary Demetski. they were on thei
way to Helmetta when they were
accosted by the youth in h woods
SIX irting the road to Helmetta. The
alleged sssailant attempted to pull
them into the thick woods when
they fiercely resisted and their cries
frightened Bruno way. They came
20 town and tearfully told Of the at
tempted assault and the warrant by
Mr.. Pownall proceeded the arrest
Friday night. Bond was entered for
the hearing on Saturday.
While confined in the borough
lock-up Friday night the Bruno
youth made O clear breast of IN at