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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31
i'm either mitt. and IS touted as a
conner by Gary fans
Cappy Moore to Box.


Cappy Moore to Box.
Cappy Moore. star hurler of the
Singer baseball club will essay TO
take the measure of Eddie WEIGH, a
Niles boy in the opening bout which
is scheduled for six rounds. Hun
dreds Of west end boys will journey
TO Springbrook park Monday TO see
the redoubtable "Cappy' in action
If he is as handy with his fists as he
is with a ball bat, he should be able
to give a good account of himself
The report comes in that a flock
OF Chicago promoters, ever on the
alert for big league boxing material
will come down 10 the Bend to look
the Coogan boy over.
Mel will take a light workout this
afternoon at the Central fire station
on Wayne St 1t will consist Of skip
ping the rope and shadow boxing,
and will be open to the public.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31
Surprise For Redskins.

Thinking my gun shot but once.
they could draw my fire. at the bon
net, before I could reload, they
would rush me 70 a finish. Bang.
-Four Indians jumped from the
brush. heading for my log with
blood curdling yells. Without re
moving the rifle from my shoulder
pumped away, three copper skins
biting the dust The fourth. with
a protra cted war-whoop. IntrOduc-
ing serpentine Eyrations, headed for
their village. Tt was impossible for
me 10 intercept him. although I
landed several bullets near him. Ar
irving ne recited marvellous stories
Of a gun which never quit shooting
and killing. describing the long
haired operator The Evil Spirit OF
the Plains"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31

Two base hitS-Austtn. Gerber >"lu-
crop Home run-Demmitt. stolen bases
Sisler. Tohin. Sacrifice hit-SeNereid
Left on bases Detroit 10 - LOUIS :;
-. on halfg-od Leonard 2: OF
Sorboron. 4 Hits-Oh Leonard la q
innings struck out-Bv Leonard :
NV Sothoron. Z Losing piteher-Lson-
ard Frrors-HeilDiann, Jones
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31
VI. KS TO PLAY.

The NJ X Literary baseball nine
viii meet the 81. Lawrence team
SUNDAY at J. ID. Oliver held at 1880
O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31
900 90 90 90

>1rrIfire Dits = ADAMS. NOutUWuTIU.
Rarbare Double play-Dauherf and
Kouf Left ou tases-Cincinnati, q,
Pittsburg II. Bases on balls-oH Ring
.. IN Adams . struck out-By Ring
I. by Adams ; Winning pitcher
Adams Losing pitcher Ring Errors-
kopf Carey. Whitfield.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31

Indians, take a personal interest
and pride in the game refuge, all
acting as game warden, without
remuneration. SancSuaries are
under state supervision, game is
gated and the streams are
stocked with fish. Shooting will
not be permitted upon the sane
tuaries, but the overflow during
the open season will furnish
shooting TO adjacent property
owners On a recent auto trip.
the writer saw a brace Of Chinese
pheasants leisurely cross the road.
This in the Cook County Forest
Preserve. within five miles OF
Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31
THRFF-EYE RESULTS
Yesterdays RESULTS.
National League.

Cincinnati. o. Pittsburg l. e in
uinEs
New York. l: Brooklyn. g.
Boston. j-S: Philadelphia. - ID
game II innings
Chicago. 6. 81. Louis g.
American League.
Detroit. O-S. ST Louis. -
Chicago. o; Cleveland. 4
Philadelphia. p New York. 3.
Washington Boston rain
American Association.
Milwaukee. =: Kansas City. =
Indianapolis. I. Toledo. (
Louisville, o Columbus
81 Paul. >; Minneapolis 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31

Baby Reliance" (first and secondD
all claim the Smiths as father. Miss
Detroit III" over the trial course
on the st. Clair river. developed
speed of 10 miles per hour. This
little ex-world's champion was de-
feated, through the breaking of her
magnetic. by the Maple Leaf" of
London. England on the Hunting
ton Bay, L l., race course They
have now under construction Miss
America" for entry in the Interna-
uonal races in England next year
She will be equipped with two 400
horse power liberty motors, guar
anteeing "A speed Of so miles per
hour Chris Smith has designed and
contemplates the construction Of a
light draft boat for inland rivers.
preferably the Mississippi He
projects a boat $50 feet long, IS foot
beam, sharp bow and hauled in at
the stern. Seventy-five feet aft the
bow-back of a step. a la hydro
plane) extending across the bottom
Of the hull, will be 1S-inch CORFU
gated metal air cushions, to be con-
tinuously inflated or filled with air
pumps, acting anti-water friction.
Boat will be fitted with oil burning
boilers. lightest and most improved
compound engines, TO be propelled
by side or stern wheels. with an ex-
treme draft of "a inches. No i'm
prOvement has been made for the
past so years, of importance. on flat
bottOmed boats; an innovation boat
would be warmly welcomed by shoel
water opponents.
Essay Fishing. Trip.
Chris Smith, Pop Heikes and the
writer recently essayed a fishing ex-
petition. leaving Algonac for the
Sny Carte river. in Canada This
river is navigable for excursion
steamers. one of the most pictur-
esque rivers in the Dominion High
banks are skirted with virgin forest,
the serpentine channel creating
scenic effect beyond description.
Deep water in shaded hooks has
been preempted b. the small
mouthed bass. They have nailed
the motto "Suits-Us' above the
door, moved in and call it home.
Virgin fishing grounds was our YER
dict as large bass were landed in
regular order When the count was
made. "a bronze beauties lay cud-
died in wet moss. The end of a per-
feet day.
Question.
Are game refugees a success? How
are they handled? Will there be
shooting permitted on those re-
served sections? Are they expen-
sive to the people of the states
wherein they are located?
John Fitzgerald
St Paul. MINI.
Answer.
Game refugees are certainly a
success in the preservation OF bird
life. You have one of the larg-
est refugees near the Twin Cities,
which covers an area of approx
mately $50 square miles. There
YOU will find an abundance of not
only game birds but song and in
sectiverOus birds make the sane
tuary their home. Refugees OF
that character are usually donat-
ed TO the state for game preser-
vatiOn. In very limited time
land owners, sportsmen, even the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31
GAMES TO-DAY.
National League.

Boston AZ Philadelphia.
New York az Brooklyn.
Cincinnati az pittsburC.
- Louis al Chicago.
American League.
Chicag 20 az Cleveland.
Detroit AZ ~. Louis
Philadelphia &C New York
Washington az Boston.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31

IW0-Onse DIS = NNWIII-H- U"Th|-
Three base hit-Luderus. Stolen base
Mann Sacrifice hits-RawunCs. Mann
Double plays-Maranvillp Rawlings amt
HOlke: paulettp Bancroft and Luderus
Bancroft. Paulette and Luderus- Left
on hases-Boston. 10. Philadelphia.
Bases on balls-On Opschger. 4. oG
cheney a. struck out-By uesChger, .
10y Cheney. 2 Errors Rawlings =. Ma
ranville, Oeschger, Meusel. Cheney.
Second Game
BOSTON ....--. .Ol0 600 100 Ol-d ii
PHILADELPHIA . 600 co O02 O0-2
Scott and Gowdy Meadows and Ira
geSSer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31

Mondays boxing tournament
which is 10 be staged at springbrook
park will be held rain or shine ac-
Cording to statement given out Sat
urday by the directors OF the Twin
City A c. A canvas 6Ox4O covers
the roped arena. while most of the
spectators viii sit in the grandstand.
Arrangements have been completed
to take care of 5000 people. Walter
Eckersau will referee the bout
Adair. who is better known in the
middle west than Coogan. appears
TO be the favorite among Chicago
fans who are coming down here in
large numbers 70 watch him work.
tie has been putting on the finishing
touches to his training in Kid How
ards Arcade gymnasium in Chicago.
The fact that COocan has been in the
navy for is months during which
time ne did little or no fighting
seems to the windy city fans. suff-
Client assurance that Adair will shade
him. Jim Mullin. former manager
for Eddie McGoorty viii be in Adair's
corner.
Fans Will be down from L.aporte.
Hammond. Gary, Elkhart and Gosh
en- 20 watch the mill
Enter big Wheel"
When COOgan and Adair face each
other it will mark the entrance of
south Bend into the realm OF first
class sport cities. or the big wheel"
as il is known in the parIance Of
ring followers. This boxing exhibit
tion is the first of many more which
viii come during the winter months
90 warm the hearts of boxing fans.
The semi-windup which calls for
eight rounds between Red Gardner
of Gary and Clarence Willard of Elk
hart is about as expensive a preli-
minary as will be seen anywhere on
Labor day. Willard is a willing
mixer and able 10 take a lot of pun
ishmeut. while Red Gardner is loom
ing mp over the pugilistic horizon.
He is fast and shifty. has punch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31
Question.

QuteIIUIIs
Can tame dccOy ducks be eCucat-
ed to squawk when the migrating
birds appear I'm sight? How would
I go about il TO get them To squawl?
Jarvis Terrence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31
canton, ONO.
Answer.

Have seen the tame birds call
ing 10 their passiRg relatives,
when II seemed to be "A delight to
lure them to their death. The
better way to get results is 10 sep
arate the males from females
anchoring them out OF sight OF
each other, yet near enough 20
hear each other call. You will
usually start a line OF converse
ton which will be most seductive
TO passing birds, both male and
female
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31
Question.

Are game refugees a success? How
are they handled? Will there be
shooting permitted on those re-
served sections? Are they expen-
sive to the people of the states
wherein they are located?
John Fitzgerald
Evening journal., 1919-09-03
~ TESTIMONl
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
SEPTEMBER 3.


People born on this date come under
'ihe sign of Virgo and the planet Venus.
rhis gives them magnetic loving
nature. a strong VIII power and physi-
cal strength and endurance.
The sign Virgo stands for the invisi-
bic fires Of the Earth and this indi-
Gates a love of all the good things Of a
material lie and power 10 command
through force
These people are fond Of music and
some of The most famous composers
and slgners " history come Under the
sign Of Virgo The birthstone is a pink
jasper
The want ads will direct the worker
to his unlimited opportunities.
Evening journal., 1919-09-03
RIlsINEss nPPoRTIiNiTY

SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURING con.
- poration wants capable men to estab-
lish branch and manage salesmen; $500 10
81 800 necessary You handle Cwn money
VIII allow expenses TO Baltimore II YOU
will qualify. For particulars. address See
retary, 4lG y. Howard ST., Baltimore, Md.
Evening journal., 1919-09-03
PUBLIC SALE

Farm and Personal Property
on account Of sickness I will sell nv
farm M public sale. ON Thursday. Septem-
her ;, 1919, ON he Garnet Mine Road. one
mile from Roothwyn station. Roothwvn
Pa. known as the Bunting Farm.
sale will commence at Il o'clock sharp.
rain or shine.
Public Sale of Real Estate and
Personal Property
One hundred and twenty-five acres n
good, fertile land with running stream
through same Good meadow. about thirty
acres. Fine spring and spring house. Good
stone barn for twenty one head Of cattle
Six head Of horses and NOW for about
eighty or ninety tons Of hay aud long
straw shed at ono side Large corn bouse
and granary aud chicken houses
Eight-roOm, stone and brick house in
good repair Just rcmndeled interior
beico lighting system and plumbing sys-
tenn and bath complete Painted and pa-
percd FIRST class from top 10 bottom Good
well Of water &C the door. All under post
and rail fence. About twenty acres IN
woods and the balance clear, personal
Five head n good COWS Some will bs
fresh between now and Christmas one
thoroughbred registered Holstein cow with
heifer calf, three months old. with regis
ter papers. Three calves. five good working
horses. one driving mare. six years old and
n fine saddler
Two sets of double harness. two sets n,
single harness. and lot ~ odd harness
Six head Of hogs
one steel roller. ons seeder drlli. forks.
shOvele and hoes, double trees aud single
trees. one manure EDreader DO good cOndi-
tion: one carriage, one singi. market
wagon and two eefOud hand market
wagons. two second hand milk cans. forty
quarts each: four new forfy-auarf milk
cans and two fwenfr-Quarf milk cans. one
mower. one corn planter one Ontario drill
one hay rake. two hay fedders two I've
tooth euitirstors. one double shovel pIow
and two riding cultifat0rs Three big
piOws and one new Clark rufa way double
disc harrow one single disc harrow. ono
runab0uf an1 pany other things too nm.
merOus 10 mention.
FOriy acres ~ fret class corn efaudlug
fr tho feid. Fifteen acres " COW peas and
sorghsm feed ready ~ euf twelve M
offeen tons - good timothy haF in nov:
fye tons ~ good fertilizer. \ l0f 0f second.
hand sssh doors snd blinds Can give im
mediate possession The farm will be- sold
ffsi 20 give the purchaser r chance 10 buv
feed II - - desires This farm VIII haze
20 30 seen - BE- appreciated
aug50 sepf25 u II. SCROGGINS. .
Evening journal., 1919-09-03
HANNIGAN,S TRANSFER
PUBIC SALE

NOTICE SEPTEMBER .. AT KENNETH
~ square. Pa 800 head livestock 20
mead registered llolstein cattle: lot graded
I holSteins. Guernseys aud Jerseys
sept5-I-N. MM H. KLATR
Evening journal., 1919-09-03
sANITARY MnRKEn

w J. WINCHESTER. A & BUTTON
w wood SITS OdOrless excavating
When YOU want your cesspools cleaned
Phone 46l2 W. febl-tyr.
NJ X KELTER Is STILL. AT FOURTH
Afls ana West SITS. Now is the time to
have your wells cleaned. Phone 5l1S.
iunc91-1Vr
Evening journal., 1919-09-03

PROPOSALS FOR AUTO TRICK
Sealed proposals will he received nv the
Board OF Public Education in Wilmington.
Delaware. for one 1900 pound AUTOMOBILES
truck.
Proposals must be deposited on the desk
Of the president 3JS-3G1 city Hall before
o'clock T. NJ Monday. September 8 1919
aud must be marked Proposals for Auto
Truck The right to Hlecf is reserved.
BOARD Of EDUCATION
HARRY J. GUTHRIE, Secretary. aug30- n
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PIANO TUNING.

DIANO TUNING DONE ACCURATELY
and promptly. K. W Driscoll. -13 e.
Eighth 81. Phone 1918 w. jy2l I'm.
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$4,000 of This Issue

Of Of Of
np
to o.
Of
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tXrANTED--LAB APPLY EDGE
W Moor Iron Co. Edge Moor. Del
septS-St
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HELP WA>TED-M>Lk


VxyA>TED-SEy STRONG BoNS.
w Apply Grady's Eighth and Orange
treets sept2-3t.
Evening journal., 1919-09-03

- PUBLIC SALE.
Arl WEDNESDAY. SEPT 10
At I O'clock
8A ka.AJ VIM II knir will sell
Wt II FOR l. Elmer Perry, at his
NNH1 coal yard. 100 MARYLAND
avenue. all horses wagons
harness aud equipment used ia the husi-
ness. consisting of four horses from 800
to l,S0N pounds, from 20 T. years of age.
Lot OF good. sound horses right out Of hard
work. Black horse. l.S0O pounds. a great
dratt horse All these horses are extra
good draft horses. Five coal wagons six
sets good harness. lot halters. collars aud
brides. oats. cleaner and elevator. wood
splitter and circular saw. pulley and shaft
ing, one wagon scales two platform scales.
two corn shelters, one feed mill two gasO-
line oil tanks. lot of wood Lot Of articles
too numerous to mention
Notice Horses and an goods positivelv
will he sold, ms Mr.. Perry hereafter will
use trucks Terms cash. to he settled day
Of sale.
I ELMER PERRY. Owner.
WM. II. KLAlR. Manager sept3-J-S-g.
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APARTMFNTS non nFYT
PROPOSALS

IF0R RENT FURNISHED APARTMENT
| Apply $40 y BrOome St sept2.Gt.
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$4,000
100000 Of This Issue


D. 1913 and approved 18TH 1912
10
Wilmington
Evening journal., 1919-09-03
MISUNDERSTANDING

DARLOR AND LEATHER FURNITURE
Il our speciality: material supplied: reas-
enable prices work guaranteed Prompt de-
livery. y. Y. UpholsteryNTo., 72j Madison st.
aug1g-fvr
Evening journal., 1919-09-03

xfs kLAIR'S BAZAAR
%H SATURDAY. SEPT q.
Mn 81 ~ II O'clock
2A Aa-<ey - head of horses and
&l "a mules. ~ head from
lEx&IIk Pennsylvania. good sound
horses; wagons. harness.
chickens. pigs Lot roofing paper Five
tons tar rope to tie fodder with Two auto
cars. two dump wagons lot good team har
ness 100 horse collars. Full liuc auto tires
and inner tubes In stock Bring your
horses In and take the cash home. Two
good market dearbOrns on third floor
sept3-J. WM. n. kLAIR.
Evening journal., 1919-09-03
DROPOSAIS FOR STEAM HEATIYc-

PROPOSALS FOR STEAM HEATING
Sealed proposals viii he received nv
the Board Of Public Education. In VIII
mlngton. Delaware for labor and mate
rials used in heating with steam appar-
atus. four portable schOOlrooms connected
with Public School No. y. located M Third
street and Bayard avenue Bidders shonld
arrange with boards engineer for an in
specton of the premises before drawing
plans and specifications
Bidders will he required 10 submit
plans and specifications for the heating
system.
All proposals must be deposited on the
desk of the president OF the board at 35S.
36l city Hall before o'clock T. NJ Mon
day. September 8 1919. and must he
marked Proposals for Heating"
The right 10 reject any or all proposals
is reserved
BOARD or PUBLIC EDUCATION
HARRY J. GUTHRIE. Secretary. sept3 81.
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PROPOSALS
100000
CITY OF WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
SINKING FUND, Az PER CENT. LOAN

vcd
of
nu n.nl ma M nInaLu fn-a
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R0aas F0R aESE

EoR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. los
y Lincoln st. aug-"ft'
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psI.,iI~T

lIRs OLwELL. WORLDS GREAT.
A'l est palini-f and iadlcs' Besafv mar
lors. SOS Tatnall ST. mars IT,
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BUSINESS GARD.

DAGS. NEWSPAPERS, METALS. FUR
IL niture mems clothing and all kinds
OF junk. We pay highest prices in Della
ware. VI Frankel, successor 10 II. sloan
iOi Madison ST. ID. 4 a. G1i9-W. jylo-Gm
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CERTIFICATES on DISSOLUTION

-
CTATE or DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY or STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To An To Whom These Presents MAY
NComc. Greeting:
Whereas n appears 10 my satisfaction.
by duly authenticated record Of tho pro-
recdings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof. by the consent OF all the stock
holders deposited In my office, the
Nela Humber Six Profit Sharing Com
pany. corporation Of this state.
whose principal office lis situated Mt
Z West Tenth street I'm the city of VIII
mington. county Of New Castle State Of
Delaware. the Corporation Trust Company
NJ America heing agent therein and in
charge thereof. upon whom process may
be served has complied with the require
mentS of the Corporation Laws Of the State
Of Delaware. as contained in 1918 Sec.
iion 90 POL Section iS7 Chapter c. Of
the Revised Statutes Of 1915. as amended
preliminary 10 the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now therefore l. Everett e. johnson
Secretary Of state Of the State Of Della.
ware do hereby certify that the said cor
pOration did. on the 2nd day OF September.
4 ID. 1919 file in the Office a duly executed
and attested consent. in writing. To the
dissolution Of said corporation. "Vecuted
by all the stockholders thereof which said
consent and the records Of the proceedings
aforesaid. are now on file In my said office,
as provided by law.
Evening journal., 1919-09-03
IYPENyRIIIRs

I A. SMITH. REBUILT TYPEWRITER
Cs Exchange All makes sold. rented and
repaired. Also Check Writers and Anco
Adding Machines - seventh ST. seeord
floor Phone 1851 or 27T5 dec1s-Iyr
TYpEwRITERs RENTED - THREE
Il months. 500 Rental applied On pur.
chase. Sold $500 monthly. Typevrlfers
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange second floor. y. " Cor
s--=sth and ahTEst Sir. augzz-tf
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NOTICES.

REGG SHORTHAND AND TOUCH
~ iNrewriting fought: private indi-
,iiual instruction. Write To VIII Evening
journal ofice for particulars sept3 g.
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100000 of This Issue

Of Aprl12
and Of Of
to e
undriT Of the
Of Commits tho
rara Building
ang
o
he
far awarded or O
will reau for
cruedin
be Sates Mortga
TrustC o
the officials
o. in at
the me
als must o
marked Proposals for Sinking Fund Loan
VI
Finance Commits ioners Of
Of
oatin
... .. 80 So ~ . . . .
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ITOR RENT-ROoMs s2s WEST
Il Seventh 81. sepi--7I
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Hines BusinessSChoo
BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
SHlMPOOTNG, sCALP TREhTMEN

IN dressing parlor, 1901 w Fourth St.
BrownsOn Library Building. Sanitary
methods only used Phone 5136. jy12-1yr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09
COOPERATE ON
WELFARE WORK
Different Bodies Meet and Elect
W. H. War; Temporary
Chairman

For the purpose Of co-ordinating
the welfare work here as carried on
by the various organizations. so as to
provide a duplication Of efforts, a
combined welfare committee was or
ganized yesterday afternoon at q
meeting in the board rooms OF the Y.
NJ. c. A. Of representatives from the
Y. M. c. A., Y. w. g. A, w. g. Q. 8,
Girls w. c. G. s., Red Cross. J. w. b.,
Salvation Army and the X. of G.
The new committee will have direct
supervision of all activities In regard
to men in service and those discharged
so that more may be accomplished IN
the city by working comparatively IN
stead of separately as previous.
w. II. War;, general secretary OF the
Y. M. C. A. was elected temporary
chairman and ]. Larcombe who Is sta
toned here In welfare work, was
chosen secretary.
on Monday afternoon at 2:S0
o'clock another meeting will be held
in the Y. M. c. A, at which time
methods of assisting returned and
discharged soldiers to secure employ-
ment will he considered and also other
phases Of welfare work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09
S225 Allowance Is Glyen
for Death Of Local Infant
stnr correspondert

By stdf Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, May 1.-Two
hundred and twenty-five dollars was
the allowance made for the death Of
the twenty-five months old daughter
Of Joseph Gotz, of Perth Amboy, in
the supreme court here yesterday
when the suit Of Joseph Gotz, admin
istrator for Mary Gotz VS.. Joseph
Macy was heard.
The plaintiff asked $1,000 damages.
claiming that the defendants truck
the child at the corner Of
Cortlandt and Easton streets in Perth
on September IL last. The
plaintiff charged that 40 warning
given but that the driver yelled
just as the child was struck.
The defense claimed that the acci-
dent did not happen at the crossing
but that the infant darted from be-
another vehicle into the path Of
the moving truck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09
Rush for Muzzies SWanps
Stores; Must Have Them Soon

What are persons to do when they
endeavor to keep within the law, and
after all efforts find out that thy can
not under existing conditions, n cit
lien wants to known An order issued
by chief of police yesterday made 1t
necessary for every owner of a dog 70
muzzle the CANNES and license them.
or have their dogs placed in the city
pound, wh/ efrom no amount of
money will be sufficient to release
them. Canvassing the city yesterday
found no store where a muzzle big
enough might be purchased.
According to all reports, hardware
stores and harness shops are doing
a rushing business as far as the sale
Of dog muzzles is concerned. and many
OF the establishments have completely
exhausted the supply on hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09
5. A. TRUST CO.
IS INCORPORATED
Herman Ellis Only Local Stock
holder, Rest Being South
Amboy Men

NEW BRUNSWICK, May ga
certificate of Incorporation for the
South Amboy Trust Company was
filed in the Office Of the county clerk
yesterday.
The agent in charge is John A.
Coan. assistant prosecutor. and the
present Office of the bank is his law
office at 10s Broadway, South Amboy.
There are 1000 shares U stock of
a par value of 500 each. The Moor
porators and stockholders are Alfred
J. Miller. $50 shares; Charles L.
Eteuerwald, $50 shares; p. s. Kenah.
i. II. Eulner, Robert Seagrave, John
A. Coan, Leonard Furman, Max
Kaufman, 100 shares each. All of
the foregoing are residents of South
Amboy. Herman Ellis. with 100
shares. is the only Perth Amboyan
named.
The certificate of Incorporation had
the approval signature of Frank T.
Smith, state commissioner of banking
and insurance.