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financial M NTC
Live Stock A'A 4 Il ~
Financial
NJ s LEADS IN HEAVY
TRADING ON EXCHANGE
,L,t I.utCrs I'ifth week OF Spccu
niNc NctiNity-IonSs show
Mnrr strength.

>FIy YORK. March IL Ihc
,.Yrlci today entered upon iis
,,,.,u.,futivC ,,, week Of speculative
n,.,, the extensive operations ne
,,.oupanlru 10y departments
N,,r .n tnr main 10 the long ac-
,,' Tr.cc movements otlen
...f,rt and conflicting, even IN
Pr. ,,,. same groups This con
...ruglv suggested further
.,,....ug and more aggressive
",y boz. professional interests
4.cn are reported 70 be committed
nt. ,r.Ipsed all other issues, their
,.rr,n probably resulting largely
.,, N,>,an adyiccs which were
..r,,,d 90 make for greater STA
,, - forrIgn concessions. McNi-
petrar,um. Texas company ana
..,.- D..-uadc extreme gains or
|..,.LTn.uts. tho latter leading the
| hs@Nar.p' In point Of activity.
.4FFF>~uap.ruopsly strong stocks
y,.r. ~ FOB . po.uts cncompassod
,uu.pgAr' Fertilizer, Paper
,o5 auI Nra. divisions also low
Oh motors and various uulilicS.
,ref states steel reacted sharply
ling rII' recovery and falling
,rg aglln later. Rails and ship
ne. developed rcactionarv tone
la ,obtrco- and feathers displayed
rio NJ their recent strength.
RcrIrrtrE the weakness OF Paris
!, ,.hancr. French municipal bonds
,ac,ca yracuonaly Liberty issues
,,scI slightly and the general bond
IL, was irregular Old United states
.,lpon IS gained D. per cent on
q. other unchanged on cal.
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Published IN The Tulsa usGy Word
hsf~h lt o. 10. ~, lB TO- 81. 81 %
.7. 1919. World Publishing company. pub
.Hshrrs
RI SOLr-TfOS
kS"n.ntor dsUEnslirr ihs voting pre-
tirrA lH 'h" matter Of the .A.fur ~ IN
election br pho mayor Of 'ho .rty ~ Iura
us|shoua. ruruTaHt 80 oh, r.l.a.f Of mo-
hoAr1 ~ llurN'on ~ '- lf. .I r.. R
Of the sat. - Dl abom. POO. Io purpose
Of lhktrF 'H~ farsr s' f.T t.r.#. ..s.r..f
rornIriHng 'hs ,ItT o. Ta|sa a.t .HH ...
T|tory ANNEXED thereto 'ar t.Hpu. n4rput
upon ttr guHstton ~ .Asu.rr TunHa .. mo
som 81 s. ono gON 10 ~ pra.rr-is Of the
same ~ h. used In lhr purchase ~ t.irs
the ~fsrtIon - S-hOo. bHltdugs and the
'qGtpn-rt Of tho SANE Apd fo- 'br pur
l-psr Of appointing 0fhrsrs to r.4tust 'HrE
'~- vor and ~stablishi7g voting g. a.rs loo
"Arh d.stn"t or precnrt ard declaring ss
emergency
~ ~ 'REsogyEp BY TIr ro,Rp oF
CphST,~1psEF Dp the rrY a.
ls-' OkI AHONA
NHFREAr The Hosrd o. IIuran1r o..
no 'Er 81 Iu.B. o' ihs sHals a. utA
'orh .a ms~raE s'Ssnt'.s hu req.,..~d
Tho HIyo' OF fte D7tv 81 Tulsa Da e. A.
election H provided by iA~ for nr p.r
posn Of fAsIug tho sruss o. the school I.s
'r't romprEIsg ne 'ity of T1I,A OtHa.
h"ns and 'hr t-rrIiorg RHrerad thereto
for 'rn"o' turposNs apon sa. l0~suou Of
fr'1fnE rnud' l~ me sum 81 81 rpl Nnu H'
The urnr"sia % She sAiue 10 be- urci l1 the
rorrhAss o' ties The crrctson Of srhy.
hra i.uEs and The equlru ~ni Of nr same
snd
wUrRrAg Z, 10 The 11,, Of ,bs MAYO,
~ 'a@ CITY o. IuIeA 20 frrir~lfh sue i.
pro. 'm'l'o0 -A"lhs A. election rI-' AaI
NOW rrlFgrFuNr ra- f.s H.ru.5.,o'
ta.d election ,nd mo n'.a... OF sA.. fro-.
'nat'"n .n' r".He ..srn.'f a. .er.H
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r.p" lines and iu tho enlargement
"' 'h' refinery At Cushing
Those present were John II nar.
N'N, M'st manager. Charlca T.
Nolch. manager or the Cushing
phul G. \ Rc,mcrSNf pnNrupori.
Iowa y. kw'nc kcwanco. IN NJ
~ sexton. Rock Island. III, u Nj
EhA" "a'"Shurr III = NJ Wilson.
ls"'N Island. ~ David warwick.
'"'N Island. l " Armstrong. Rock
Island i " N,lch. treasurer uf the
ILLINOIS on company. " t. Bowen.
N'"tnr" .ll, " l. Llhulph. \. Il.
,'n' aud oH,cr CnIycr. both Of
TULSA
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New York Metal

NV YORK March l7--Copptr Dun
e'"ciroytic, l4h -. Iron. Quiet. No
! northern and No. ! southern, - 90 40 >
northern and No. southern. 3ggj.
Metal exchange quotes lead easier spot,
3.2o@ j.35s March 52Od527tr Spe.tsr
steady spot and March GI0m6g2
h London Spot copper, -, futures
-. cl"rtroyii'. 81. futures ~ m.
spot 23S s.. futures. 800 is I'D Lead
Srot - futures. 25 los spc,trr' Spot
~ los futures, 80 los
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CHICAGO. March ~ Hogs Er..p...
5000, steady hulk SlpIumlDa %.
heavy SO lOmlp5i medum {luIr..
1886 Light ti7,25Wig 30. pig, $40 0
nuI75O
higher. caiyos lower, h.ay, steer. tI"m
-oH5, light steers tlum1s-a. butcher
cows and hcifcrs g. iUnlI 5u. saun,r,
&dmp7b. veal calves. Sl2mlTrD. stock
orb. - 25mli
higher lambs Rls75ng 90 rnus and
common, sid."56lH owes medium fu
gho're til75Mit. .culs ard common
~ all"
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New York Money

NEW YORK. March Il Mercantile
prper =, "a . - sterling DO.day bills.
I -. commercial GOday hills on banks s..
I2A cnmmrriAl GO day bills t72t5 de.
mard. i75% cables. 40 7l6~-,
Gnilders, demand, 40 1913 erbtrs-
a. 10
Mexican dollars ~ Tiss
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds irregular
Time loans steady. 90 days. 90 days and
months = tr5A
=, Cal money steadicr. hIgh. ~, low, 4.
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ST LOUIS March II Hogs Recent,
~ 500. 15m2oc lower. lights. 81 s0m
lPio. pigs, fl5Nl7.75. mixed and butch
ere. flph 10 so. hoAvy $40 GuU ~ su.
bulk. sl0ml05O
Cattle Receipt. ipHu. lrr 'nr hishrr
beef steers, Sli ioH ~ 800. frarurg steers
and hcitrr'. Sp iOn lb. cows $40 lU .1
10 50. Gtockcts. slOmlJ go. southern beet
steers SiOmI~. beef cows aud hrifrrs.
' 5oa Is; cSnncrs, s1..UmT2j, native
calves, S775mIs
Sheep Receipts. 500 steady. lambs.
lHiOm 1915, ewes Sl2ml1. canncrs ,,
a.
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The first report of the T. = Oh
company well in the northeast cor
neN- OF l9-2i-lO known az tract IS
and credited by mistake 10 the Test
log oil company was exaggerated, as
the owners say that n tx only making
go barrels from the Bartlcsvillc sand
II Is a good well at That
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LlN ERPoOlA March a.. Coilor. -pa,
~ fair demand prices trm En0l NJ
ding 10 80. miJd.iug 1870. IuE uuH
ding tii7p. good ordtosy 1919 nu.
nary, u GO. Salys 600 ba'rs Ir.HN..a
$500 American Receipts 4tuu. Ir.nI
ing 90 700 American. Futures closed g.|sf
and stcady MTrh 1oa-. Apr. l.u.
MAY 1850, july l1-p September g..
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Personals

charles custarsu Of Tho firm of
Ntronsou a 'iu~tatson.ls In the city
i6r few days
Tulsa operators are ~ busy ~ any
"t them at Burkburnctt. and ] "
tilliland and associates are drilling
\ wells. and are rigging up FOR 10
more and have several locations on
IN" 2O5-acrc piece Just west uf the
townslte. They will certainly make
Things hum from present appear.
hnccs, as since the McMann on com.
pany complete its good $500 barrel
wei things are looking unusually
good.
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= Had Stockholders Meeting

Frank 7. Wclch ~ the Illinois on
company and the Illinois Refining
company held a meeting In Tulsa
saturday, at which time approuria
tions were made for "A large cam
pAEn of extensions In drilling. i'm
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LEGAL.

lhfnr' Wee AIo.E IIDIt. sf.l.. ..t.rt.t
,,cru' % s,..ra .,r.., n'r.u "-. 'a ..."s' .".'
West 'oVJup Nu.- r, .,.oa,i ns
f gur.ns
N.,o - rn,, ,.,rror, r,rs go..-,ru.
~ 'rl oatua. o., .m.. o., 1 Du
" rHr,l>cr 80 aa n.au-rs b, tr,
.' ,rf..no" ~ mo Is Er.ept
wood r.."r Nuuh ,n tn.t
',',,'' '' i'r os's.'r.ss . h.".a
/ w.. ,'I '.''I .. g.l o,,ass D',.s .w a .
! -, ..' ..m''' 'h'Hr' '"utH along H.l
w. IT, '.W.' ." f.n iN"
/ Vs. .'n,' ''.i h''rt 30" hn.NHE ,'
/ ''' u''' "' h"f'nn'ns
w." al ma TERRITORY .N."s r"ul.n'Hr
,'s ' n.,,,. NJ. '"' WIN" '''i b. '"'. a".r.r.
- ''''''' ..r I.h.'a "i GOO 'I.N of
% "''
9IlF VOTING uI NDls pr ,1IN nI'
lk',l' oE PRECINCTS uNI %.
N' poo. oNH
..l.,.'.'0,' ~" oo"m,I nw. 'onr'n'
I'l.' A.i NnFIuu
r,,..." 80 Convention pn. nnh
q, rr'Sn. y" , Cmlrl rro ,uva
N"'i SECOND sfr,rj
Precinct >o old urh '.noa. m"a
l'. FOURTH and borton
=, If"Inr' s., uAnEc a. a.,ih aaI
NAIM "'r',Is
I'"''1. No Tulsa County Court
h"usr "t.h aud UruIi,r
-, '%T.,.,' %.,, ,,(% y" West fd' "ro,'rv
"''. n'h NIf'''
,,5 ',,,o,,, W,,,.p NJ" Irving Nrh"ol rars
"'V N''n'" N'rnHo'
g., r,,o''' "" o'"se son'". last
'.'.' >n u" N"r'' Sd" % 'r sta
&c. '.,' ''' @F',
N''".a a.'n "'"
-" r ''"'' '.' "oas'
uoo Ttrd and Madison
Ir,'n" No l1 Lincoln school w
rrcaor, No It. Horace Mann srnco,
Precinct No a. Sb,ckIc'. pmg Store
T'a'h amt Main street
T.gfr and rrslo '''"'
O., Precinct No. II. CeaA Clinton N.hoo'.
Nru Tulsa
rrc,iuer No "a basement coJ,',
SlG,' Sc,eotoenlh aud MAN streets
Precinct No ~. trace 81 b. church
ThTi and Ir"oton.
w,u TNrd street.
rrcr,,.' We. 2l hendAI School hen
rrerrrt No ae Roh,rt = Lea s,hoor
Iec"u'lh "ud Cincinnati
ton school L,clsr ,od trant f,r ''''"S
-. Precinct No "a loves Groccr,. South
rrc,,r,, No g., vhun,, sr,,o, r,.,.
and Arrnrr ""''''' 0''''" ''""
r,,t '''"'' ''. -"' H'' HOUSE Owe"
M Ir FURTHER RESOLVED naf ho
ToRS 7%Rs'"L Fn.dif9l Fnd N. - rnE '' iNSrE, NSnr,Er,,
Gals a. herein set forts tost VII Wv
pte,ip,t No MI. ,t,tg., ,,,..
,o, rom C,.,1 Ingss %s' I,'Eg' IWH,p1,,,
CLERK '''''
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Okmulgcc County

The Dccds on company No !
Lucy Nm In tho northeast ~ a.
1914 Is making 60 barrels
The same firm No ? on tho Nior-
son a Slssons farm In tho southwest
Of 3J-lj-li IS a dry hole
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LEGAL.

] the % az
Also a. r,. ,,,,,',,, nIr. cont eu,r,
th-rrio I'm .rj .,,b,r ,r, ..i .rhs,' At.
trirt and ,.t.,J, tN. I,,ti, At ttr t.t, oI
| Tu.,
PRECINCT 80 o u,r,rr.ng ~ me .n
tsr,sFlou Of f,. n 4 4 l,H..af aud
Main .t-r,E r,rr. N,,,Ut ,o Man Sired
,o IN, N,.tn. ,.,. r.,,.,. .,, IYr, .t,r.,
thr,f, NJ d.. - 49,, 80, S.u.f.
thence ~,rr ,.,r. n. n,,.y ttg rolr. ..r,
o., n,..,,t nv 49,. -. g.
wood L, tn, NJ A L E,IW,t hrr.,
ta.t n,.- .,.t g.',. A., al, p..,r ,l
] b,Ffrr.or
Also al TINT t.rrf.yr living ronnruou,
! thereto fr atI u.fH.o ,i ,rhna. District
. and ,ut.fd. u. .,,.t. Of tr~ en- of Iul,
/ PRECINCT SO ID. prsnr.ns A. th,
,pt.,,..,l,,. ~ d. g,.'v.t atI
/ Main S,.,, r..r, N.rI, o.. M -fr,.t
. 10 la S.ft. ,.t. Limit. thence last ou
,hr Ct Limit. o., rN. NIlarI NA.s
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,pid RaH-al to MAJ -rsr. tho place 81
| Also q. that ,,rn,., rFr. rortiraos,
/ tb.,.i, D.. .,l y.i,.. .,.t ...r.l dittr.,t
aud outside ,hr t.s Lr,s
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""" "u,','' ,"' ''"''' '' ''' wy
ikt'lNiI no u bcgnuinE al the
intersection of Second street and tho Mid
end VALLEY Rau"., thence East alons
C',"I" 7'nu,,' 70 L'i' Venue ,n'u,"
,'.",'" v" 20. N''"u' Z. I.E,." ,,Ii.',
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sSnG' .S,ion @I'' "a ,t. o" S'I,n' I to tho inter-
brr1c sn,D, ,Iors I'D N',nus
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In BosGuc County. Tc,,s

tn" hrnusNl'nnil Producing com
pans has q rlr up a milo east and
il'," north u' EulurN "a Uosquc
counts. IrNtH
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Important Wen Not Shot

Ih" Gypsy well, IN srrtou Il 10 B..
west uf Vale. was not shot yesterday
10. r'uuIrl sIt iH likely 10 be any
lwr
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J. a licarmun has q 25-harrol we'll
'' l2N2 r'ot No. Freeman farm
n t.lN-l1. It was shot Saturday.
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r1linS, rate 4. closing bid, I. o,-r,l a.
~ last loan g,
Bank acceptance. -
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In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
D. Usage County

Tho New England Petroleum com
pany No. | In the southeast Of the
southeast Of 5-2i-l0 is producing
100 barrels.
The Barnsdau Oh company No. |
In the southeast Of the northwest Of
j-2i-lO is producing 800 barrels.
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New York cottos Futures


NEW ORLEANS. March lT-Cotton
closed Old steady points down to 10
points ur net. and new slodAy. points
up TO down net
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Published In The Tul,a psHy World
hsrrh lt g. 10. ~. IB 10 20. 81 -
.7 l9l9 World Publishing oompsny. pub
,ishsrs
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AupruNrl
EDWARD T. MARSHALL.
tlt, NttDfusy
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EDWARD q MARSHALL
t.s Attorney
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20
CEMETERY LOT
/. OWNERS UNITE
Another Meeting on Alpine
Project to Be Held
July fst

At n meeting of about twenty-five
Alpine Cemetery property wne held
in the chapel of the First Presbyter-
ian church last night 1t was decided to
effect a permanent organization, q
committee of five with Earl Lake as
chairman named to make the prelim-
mary arrangements and report back
at a meeting to be held on July 1.
Much enthusiasm was shown by
those present over the prospects OF
organizing, they seeing the POSSIBLE
tiles of making marked improvements
at Alpine cemetery. The meeting was
originally called to be held in city
hall but owing to the Welcome Home
meeting. 1t was decided to use the
Presbyterian chapel instead.
The meeting was presided over by
Joseph B. Quick. who was also made
an ex-oficio member of the committee
of five. The committee Is composed of
Earl Lake, chairman, ]. H. Poulsen,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20
Hold Camp Raritan Soldiers
for tempted HOIdup
4, 0tof ~Correspondent.

By StdH C0rresp0ndent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Tune 20
After attempting to hold up a young
lady whose name is withheld, on Liv-
ingstone avenue about . o'clock last
night at the point o ia revolver, Pri-
vate PEBBLE, stationed at Camp Rari-
tan, was arrested by the authorities
and is now in the hands of the arsenal
officials, who will mete out punish
ment.
According to witnesses, whip called
the police when thew perceived what
was occurring, the soldier was drunk
and as he met the young woman, who
was proceeding homeward. he pointed
the police when they perceived what
she halt. The young lady. frightened,
stopped, but the highwayman became
scared and fed, but had not gone far
before he was apprehended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20

members Of this summer school and
more than one may be studied IL de-
sired. Credits r usually given In
the public schools for work done,
some principals recognizing the re-
ports as sufficient to warrant a trial
in the fall term. A special feature
to be Incorporated into the course
this year is a recreation period each
day-4he girls taking exercise in the
vacant lot adjoining the building n
the boys being permitted to use the
pool and gymnasium. Boys enrolled
in the school may take out a full
membership for the length of the
course for a nominal charge.
The fees for the school are the
same as those Of last year. Anyone
desiring to enter the school may con-
suit Frank w. Honscn at the asso-
citation concerning such. The teach
ers are Glenworth Sturgis, w. w.
Ramsay. Mark r. Letter and Joseph
L. Walker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20
Red iien to Have Many
In Welcome Home Parade

Ninety Red Men in fun regalia will
take part in te Welcome Home parade
here on Monday, June so, was the an
nouncement made at a meeting of Pc
Ambo Tribe No. IS. Improved Order
Of Red Men last night. The tribe VIII
also have a float in the parade on
which will be the members OF Mo-
hawk Council. No. SO. Degree of Po-
cahontas, the women's organization Of
the order. Three candidates were
given the warriors and chiefs degreec
of the order at the meeting. Past
Sachem Henry c. Axen, the degree
team with his team was in charge OF
the work.
The election of officers took place
at this time, with the following
named: Prophet, stephen Janderup;
sachem, Alfred Anderson; senior saga
more, Hans S. Smith; Junior saga
more, Henry Anderson trustee for
eighteen months. John A. Beatty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20
SUMMER SCHOOL
At THE NJ. CA.
Chance for Students TO Make
Up Studies, Starting
July 1st

Opportunity is presented 70 all
students who either because Of sick
ness or lack of knowledge failed to
pass their school examinations at the
completion of his term. to study up
during the summer months under
competent and efficient instruction so
as to be enabled to eradicate their
DEFICIENCIES in any subject, by ENROLL
ing in the Y. NJ. c. A. summer school
which for the fifth season will be
conducted for four weeks. beginning
July /. terminating on the last day of
the month.
Formerly the school extended over
a period of six weeks but it was
thought ~expedient this yea to have
1t run for fou weeks only, as the
educational committee felt the same
amount Of work could be accom-
plished in the shorter time without
so much strain on the student.
Any subject may be taken up by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20
To Give Play Htrc.

A musical and mystery drama en-
titled "Everysoul' will be presented at
Majestic theatre tomorrow afternoon
at 8 O'Clock under the auspices of the
Church of Dur Lady Help of Chris
tians at Tottenville n the Church
of Our Lady Star of the Sea at Hugue-
not Park, Staten Island. Everysoul
is said to be one of the most elaborate
religious productions given on the
stage today. As this entertainment
is given in connection with the clos
ing exercises of the p~arochial school
of the Tottenville church an elaborate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20

program has been arranged for the
affair under the direction of Rev.
James +. Malloy, pastor. Many tick
have been disposed of both on
Staten Island and this city which alone
assures success of the affair which
will be the first time that an enter
tainment of this kind has been held
here because there being no hall large
enough on the lower end of the is
land to hold it in since the Knights OF
Pythias hall al Tottenville was leased
for other urpoe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20
Applications Granted.

By Stat CorrespOndent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, June 20
Two applications made by legal guar
dams for permission to use the prin-
cipal of a wards esatte for the sup
port of the ward, were granted by
Judge DAILY. The cases were Gather
inc Coleman of South Amboy. legal
guardian for Nora Coleman, repre-
scented by John A. Coan: and Matthias
Zserai, guardian of Mary Leitner, of
Perth Amboy, Andrew Wight attor-
ney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20
British Sink Russian Cruiser

By Associated Press.
LONDON, June 20.-The Russian
cruiser Oleg vas SUM on Wednesday
by a British submarine. il was an
nounced in a wireless dispatch receiv-
ed today.
The sinking occurred near the Toll
buchan lighthouse. The Oleg was a
vessel of $3.50 tons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20

By STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, June 20-The
hearings on the applications of five
liquor dealers for Wholesale licenses
was continued for one week by Judge
DAILY, in court of common pleas this
morning. Among the applicants is
William Gross of Metuchen, who had
a remonstrance filed against him and
whose place was closed by an injunc-
ton from Vice Chancellor Lane, some
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20
Hear Tax Appeals

BY Sfnf Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. June 20
Members of the Middlesex County
Board of Taxation are this morning
hearing the first 1919 appeals in the
grand jury room of the court house.
Forty persons have been ordered to
appear before the board at this initial
sitting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20
Grand Guardianship

NEW BRUNSWICK. June 20:-.
John and Elizabeth McDonough. OIL
lit Lincoln avenue, Dunellen, were
granted the permanent guardianship
of Margaret Hayes, twelve years old.
by Judge Frank DAILY in the orphans
court today. The child has been in
their custody since February, 1914.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20
Letters of Administration

9BV SfNT COfT6SptJHHeHt- =
NEW BRUNSWICK. June 20:-
Letters of administration were issued
yesterday to the following by County
Surrogate Clayton: Alexander Pare
zewski of Jersey City on the estate
of his wife, Josephine T., who died
November 20, 1918. A son, Alexan-
der, Jr., survives. Lillian c. Trap
of Perth Amboy on the estate of
Everett N. Trap, died December Fl,
1918. Besides the applicant, who is
the mother, William B., the father
and Ruth c., a sister, survive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20
Hold CranbuTy Man
! Stnn

BIZ Staff Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, June 20
Daniel NJ. Mcbride, of Monroe Town
ship, was lodged in the county jail
this morning pending action by the
grand Jury on charges of atrocious
assault and battery preferred by
Leonard M~ackinish, also of Monroe
Township. He was committed b.
Charles w. Sedan, justice of the
peace.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-20

George soheld. Marius sorensen. n
W~orthington Comings. The meeting on
July / will be in city hall and every
one interested in the cemetery organ
ization is invited to attend.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-02-21

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