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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-07
Real Estate and Building
Nevs Here and Elsewhere

! hroygb wight, wight & Golenoock;
Tames Christopher TO Ehlanust
d. bIock so. lot IL, Paterson streSe'
hrongb Wight, Wight &
Fannie Meyers to John W. kennedy.
block 22s, lot 16, IL, william s
ron Morris L. Goldberger.
Harrv Rosenberg to John Marsa
10 Siock 81. lot 10, Park n
tbro1ob Morris L. G~oldberger.
Praff Grown and Company 20 Max
c;bisn and Harry Brewer, plock :,
lot 9, Water street; through '
Harry Goldstein to Harry segal,
block lis, lot 3. Prospect street,
through ]. S. Karkus. wa,
George D.. Runyon to SaWuei NJ
ner block III, lots 3. 4, ;, O. ne"
Brunswick n through o
kus. s+;mon.
MOCK 1le. lot 1, Prospect street.
through Jacob S. Karkus
DEEDS.
h deeds from this city record
cd in the county clerks ofhce during
the past week are: -
Charles c. Hommann to Stanislaw
Kolor and wife lot 81, block H. west
side Penn street
lots "a. block L, north ] d Broad
stanislau Kolon and wife to Charles
c. Hommann, lot 81, block IL, west
side Penn street.
lars Rasmussen and wife to Jene
p. Jensen, lot 81, South side comp
ton avenue
Hosnodar Ind & as Trustee, lots 8
and 4 block e, north side Broad street
sadie Goldberger and husband TO
Mary Glodics, lots 34S. north sid
sarah Lewiston and husband to
BENJAMIN Abisch, part lot 4. block w.
north side Lewis street.
Maier Leichtman and wife to Rose
Goldstein, west side street.
$50 feet south from where west sioe
Harry Chayefsky and Morris Gil
bert driveway z feet in width and
125 feet in depth. east side watson
avenue.
Mailer Leichtman and wife to Rose
Goldstein and husband, retain use
driveway seven fee in width and 1Oz
feet in depth to connect with drive
wav eight feet in width on the norm
side State street
Julia Molar and husband to Andre
Varga and wife, lots 10, block 3z4'
south side Lawrence street Conslo-
Grafton $3.50.
Adolph MetZendorf and wife 70
David Isenberg, south west corner
Smith and Oak street,
Joseph Polkowitz to Harry S. Med
inets, east side State street, south
from southeast corner Center street
and said street Is feet. /.
Philip Levy and wife to Samuel
Euberstein, lot IA. block i, east side
Cortlandt street and west side Cath
crime street, south 31.5O feet from
corner formed by intersection OF
same; also land south side Vernen
street, ATS feet from corner and west
side Central avenue. Township Wood
bridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-07

and a great demand for the book,
which deals with the present day Ia
Dor problems is reported by the va
rious book sellers. Mr.. WEIGH is h
son of Mrs. f. T. B. Reynolds, and
has written a number of interesting
stories, several of which AVE been
in recent numbers of the current mag
aZines-
Several local boys returned to their
homes yesterday after having been
in camp and overseas for practically
two years Among them were-Eari
Cherry, Mathew Briskie, Jay Wineyl
John Campbell, John Britton arr
others. All were given a most ekS
thusiastic reception by their friencs
and relatives and all look vel and
happy.
An Oriental social will be given at
the First Baptist church on June 10.
Lady Cherry Blossom, Princess Pitti-
Sing, Yum Yum, XII XII, and others
will attend and a very pleasant even-
ing is assured all who are present.
St. Mary's Home is being reprinted
and renovated for the summer sea-
son. Several guests are present at the
home, but the first of July will see
many New York children here for a
two weeks vacation. The children are
brought here in large numbers for a
vacation. on the water front, which
is much enjoyed by them
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
LEONARD KNOCKS
OUT MEL COOGAN
Lightweight Champion Stops
Opponent in Second Round.
Benjamin Wins
TOMMY TU0HEY LOSES

Jersey City, Dec. 11.-Benny Leon
ard. lightweight champion of the world,
knocked out Challenger Mel Coogan in
the second round of scheduled eight
round bout before huge crowd in the
Fourth Regiment Armory, last night.
Early in the second round Leonard
caught Coogan with short right hand
uppercut. Coogan went to the canvas
for count of nine. He was groggy
when he. arose and was open for
combination left hook and straight right
from the champion. Coogan fell like a
log AT the count of eight he got to
one knee and attempted to rise.
Governor elect Edwards and many
notables were among the crowd that
jammed the armory to suffocation. They
saw two other scheduled eight round
bouts end in knockouts. In one, Al
Reich. the former amateur discus
thrower, stopped AL Roberts in the sec
ond round. In the other, Joe Benja-
min, of California, gave Tommy Tuoiey
such beating that the referee had to
end the hostilities in the first round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

FTNHE Southern Catholic League started
Il their season on Tuesday evening,
when st. Rita defeated the st. Patrick
five and the Kayoula won from Kay
wood both games being played at st.
Rita's Hall. at Broad and Federal
streets. There are six teams in the
league and the other two tives, the
Sacred Heart L. ! and ST. Johns, will
oppose each other this evening at st.
Rita's Hall.
Great rivalry is being shown by the
followers of the clubs, as was shown
by the crowd which attended the games
on Tuesday evening, All the teams are
strong and nip and tuck game will
most probably be the result. The ad-
mission at the game is twenty five
cents. Games start promptly at $3.50
n. ~.
The Randolph n. G. has this coming Sat,
t,fdav open for any hrat-class team In New
7ereey and pennsylvania Offering fair guar
nntaes J. Cormack. SOI South Fourth
nfreet.
Provldease Clab has Saturday evenings
sl' 'iiisekhsiief. siss North Front street
Rlf<i ChFisslea aye would iIAs e hear
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING A RUMPUS?
Sloan's Liniment, Kept Handy,
Takes the Fight Out of Them

OLOSHING around in the wet and
- then-the dreaded rheumatic
~ twinge! But not for long when
Sloan's Liniment is kept handy.
Pains, strains, sprains--how soon
this old family friend penetrates
without rubbing and helps drive 'em
away! And how cleanly, too---no
muss, no bother, no stained skin or
clogged pores. Muscles timber up,
lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia are
promptly relieved. Keep a bottle
handy all the time. Get one today
If you've run out of Sloan's Lint
ment.
All drupgists-35c.. Toe. $40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK
Friday niGht---C Camdcn at Trenton.
saturday night-NOrth Philndelnhn u
De Nerl; Germantown at Reading.

De Nerl; Germuntown at Reading.
All Eastern League scoring records
for the season were shattered at Cam
den last evening. when the Skeetcrs
showed the De Neri team under by the
score of 53 to 2S. Manager Myers had
but one of his regular trio of stars in
action. and this, coming at time when
Ally McWiliams had gone, put his club
in a difficult position.
With Harry and Lou Sugarman at
forwards. Billy Miller at center and
Armstrong and Dreyfuss at guards. the
club started off. and their work was
really commcndablc in the first twenty
minutes. for the score stood 1912.
And it was in the second half that
the Camden scoring register was turned
loose and then the goals. going through
the net in quick succession. put an END
to the criticism of some of the fans that
| Camden could not shoot.
They only finished with a total OF
| %, and they went to: Campbell, Z
Dolin and Dcighan. ) each; Kerr, 3
Lennox. Steele and Hyde, each. De
Neri compiled II, Armstrong and Drey'
| fuss landing a pair each, l.. Sugarmal
and Miller getting 3 and Harry Sugar
man, |.
1t has been announced that the vet
eran Joe Fogarty has been appointct
manager of the club. Joe was out II
uniform last evening, but did not ge
| into the game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
SPORTS AMONG AMATEURS

Bridgeton.. Branson. Lancaster and other
II. J. Hunt 1928 Cottman street.
The Carl Il. G.. a seventeen-year-old five
wants to arrange games with teams OF Tina I
Re Offering fair guarantees. Il. =. White
2O53 East Dauphin street,
The Waco u. C.. n fast third-class travail.
ing team would like to book games with
hYes paying half expenses. I. Kaufman
95l7 Natrona street.
East End b. Co.. a seoond-class travelling
team. wishes to book games with team
paving guarantees, II. Z. Greenspan. AIS
Mifflin street.
Melrose Club. a travelling fve. desires to
and New Jersey. r. Jacobyy 41s Tree
street.
The Warwick 4. A. desires Saturd.v q
games with all slxteen-e cen yea rSoid
hYes willing to travel TO Warwlck's floor Ia
reasonable guarantees, Joseph McEntee
1924 North Twenty-seventh street.
Oak Leaf u. II. has open dates at home
and away for hrst-elass teams, Oak LeaI
Club. Dickinson 5452.
The Temple A. A.. Aecond-class travel.
inE 1--WE wants to book gAmea With teama
paying suitable R1araMteen.@ Joseph LatWen
IT., 440 North Franklin stetst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
P. M. C. Awards erlS,ron Letters

Inc Athletic Association o: PENNSYLVANIA
nresidsyy, ,astiddsy College OF which Dean Wyman is
troiiows' First team letters Pool, Lloyd,
Fftrled Lawshe, Campuzano Crow Henry,
tMnagulre: Schilling. Sweeney. Voskamp
Slhus. Anders, Bryant. Mueller Malinowski
ana ana Chmbbelli second team letters, Perry,
iunp. Backus, D'Loia. Morris. Baxter,
RateHahhqer y anaHh Richards, Middleman. Solen' and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
Raw LONG Beats Kid curIey

Detroit Dec lin the final bout Of the
Long Of joplin Mo. gained the verdict over
Kid Curley. OF Buffalo in ten rounds. The
between two clever hantams Eddie Wilmer,
Of Pittsburgh, and Dutch Brandt, OF Brook;
lyn The lad from Long Island outpoint ed
the Pittshurgher In every round except the
last. Lew G9ldie, Of Pitts9Irshb Won won over yer
medium of a Knockout in the second round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
No Action in Ounce Case

Easton. Pa. Dec. 11,--No definite action
was taken in The Joe Dumoe eligibility prob
iem al a meeting Of the Lafayette College
faculty athletic committee. Of which Frank
March is chairman. The committee was
aware Of DuInoe's playing with the Phoenix
Vile club last Saturday, but not enough
evidence was obtained at ycsterdays meeting
10 decide one way or the other Plans were
made, said Chairman March. to further
probo Dumoes amateur status.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
Brown, "a; Temple, 25

Brown Prepare tory School defeated Tenn
ple Prep, IA to %. in the basketball game
played yesterday by showing clever team
work II was the first game for Coach
Algle's proteges.' and they made fine
showlng.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
BIG HANDS, WRISTS
AND SHOULDERS ARE
MAIN HAGEN ASSETS
Open Golf Champion Has Unusual Physical PoCer and
Playing System Bulging With Confidence
Fe,u Cm, Outdriue TitIehoIder


Penshots of 1919 Champions
have helped f to ss hs @ssns
No. 1. Walter Hagen-Open Golf Champion q
9 n S0snE dSm'n one % of the entries Was home
virtually
good battle bass
@ %S ssS s1ssS" &S '1 And s' s ss'ss "s ss
Back Again
THAT five Through 1915
R @ s hne ] msS Ss % % but % ~ Ussn @ @ @ & @ was
% when @ he d @ s at sa d WAS the most confident @ entry on the
Of Brady with only eighteen holes left 2.
But Hagen isn't E. e
What Hagen Is Like
YOU will hear quite ae about Walter Hagen in the
of sad 5 hs & ES wrists E an & @ % sn pair
The most etsbs feature % the combination Of aggressive
yet insist remaining -natured about it. ~.
n % e 5 see sS p 5 Eye years 5 % dark Of ha FIVE feet ten
JLyHEN
w H doubtless to yourself, No toonder ho ht
With the Iron
DOB the tall and wlowy
one two oss' DH 5 % ron % tn from
Here's shot and they pop up here and there 2o 22o yards away
M an the shot % @ s st % s S ss as Hss s ts Ss 3 and
wi an
arm. ss @ he @ sfs ao the wa ssf an@s With 9d % @
andthe
IyE from heavy crash,
III he knon 10
His Mental attitude
HAGEN has all the confidence of Jack MeDemo without Jacks
IL
he
his philosophy
'Wen strokes today certainly
he's still
about him
the competitive situation Where
9th t a
IXYHEN he heard that had sir
the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

Frankie Mason, the western bantam. NAV
be the next starter against Jimmy Wilde
Sharkeys victory over the British battling
monarch has increased the confidence of the
other American elgbes. Wilde has a big
JOB ahead. IL he hopes to 20 through the
ions row Of high-class little fellows without
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

Inc board OF governors OF the Pine street
greetings held last night. nominated Tommy
Sherrah. one OF the twelve charter membe RS
Ior the position of vice president for the
,,,c nya9 season. The election will be held next
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

Young Chaney over the eieht-round route
In Jersey City on the night Of December 30,
kiibane is due here the latter part of next
week and plans to complete his training
at Philadelphia Jack O'Brien's HEATH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

Matchmaker Johnny Mooney will have
frankie Rice and Billy Cole in the National
semiwind-up on Saturday evening In the
other bouts Jimmy Kane meets Johnny
Mahoney, Mike Castle takes on Walter Rem
ME. and Andy Burns will battle Tommy
German for the Kensington crown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
I54-Cane Schedule for 1920 Is Favored

TOR the America League voted
and will be
magna This the
election of officers
Of lie directors
the National League sailing
without hitch
all
That the splitter the shine
pitching will be with
meeting. Stbal pitchers
to will
be of
members of both leagues.
Hermann big surprise yesterday when he
opposed
to been
Is wasth he announced himself
However magne this
hostility, but friendly suggestions
to
with either
a abroad-m o
The National will nuntl
schedule will
convene called by President Johnson
Il conspicuous manager
McGraw made futile attempt purchase HorSbv
Louis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
DIsston Defeated

In Northeast Manufacturers League
Eame NcNeely-Price defeated Disston after
hard and fast game score 81 to IL. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

Joe BorrelI, a m!ddleweght terror of a
few years ago, will face Len Rowlands;
at the Cambria tomorrow night. The other
Cambria bouts follow: Jimmy Brown w
Johnny Duffy Port Richmond Mike Gibbons
VS. New Dever. Freddy Spanger vs. Jimmy
Toner. and Freddy Hayes VS. Johnny Dough-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
RECORD SCORINGIN
EASTERN>LEAGUE
Camden cagemen Smother De
Neri Under Shower of Field
Goals, So to 20
CAMPBELL TOSSES SEVEN

EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
w. l.. &c. w. l.. P.t
ermtn. O > .5f5 Reading, .3S
'renton. 8 .545 De Neri. II"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS


Frank Howell vs. Sailor Kreiter. and Jimmy
Bradley vs. Sammy Selger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

Promoter Marcus Williams will send
Young Robdeau and Larry Hansen into the
final fracas at the Auditorium next Tuesday
night Sergeant Ray Smith and w. o. san
SOM heavyweights. meet in the semifinal
The other bouts follow: johnny Fleming vs.
Harry Carter Jack Brady Ns. Johnny Mul-
len, and Young Buck Fleming VS.. Harry
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

Johnny Dundee. another one Of our well
known liGhtweghts. will entertain a. tne
the southern hey who recently beat johnny
Drummie. VIII oppose Dundee. IL Is re,
ported from New York that Dundee mas
signed to meet Leonard in championship
bout in New Haven on January 18
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11
JOHNSON TRIUMPHS,
BUT BREACH WZDENS
NAlNERICAN LEAGUE
Insurgents after Losing in Ne,U York Meeting, NotU
Plan Action in ComtS-Ne,U Board OF Directors
and Vce President Are Elected
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger
EnnurilLL- LnIn hu DtLhIic L-ncn... "a
Now York. Dec. II.

Sports ErninsPub Ledger
Copyright.
New York. Dec. II.
TE
grown
on in the The
pleasant little tranquil boiler
opposing getting pair
The president the league referred vumon to said
johnson and just Johnson still fingers Charley Com
ke has Joined the ranks of former vice presidents and an entirely new set
Of directors in office This accomplished friendly meeting
the Bitmorc yesterday. Score, to g..
To-day
have scored victory of sort for the apparently been
waod at turn and their only chance to do anything in the
Mr.. Johnson
which that legal action will be the
club These ummonses are said to be-
First brought the
the Carl Mays episode,
to
Suit to force Ban johnson produce his agreement with M
graph The board of directors
has nothing
In addition the retiring board of directors oppod Of ,Ic Runnt
morning compiling
,dnin or smething Ike tbat uow th I - 1 % t t , W S % M m
table until the next meeting Score, 5 to 5.
TAXING II all in ou the American league nothing put
the insurgents. business transacted and
before anything could be done II looked
Ban johnson knew eraciy ohGi to do and then did it,
Ban Johnson Scores Victory Oper Insurgents
E johnson forces victory
by opposition and The old board
b early in the day when attempt made
of Johnson and this caused Ban
Afward advice of counsel Johnson
was elected executive
garng of the Rupert Comskey Fruzcc combination and
ammunition the coming action.
that this
possible both sides, unless somebody
will
instead being patched
three club and looks like finish
/ lis doubt ia
In
hurled particular
like that The Carl Mays
beenfo nandh directed
Nowa all $ finish Something
big organization like
settled The public getting tired of the fuss and wants know what
where the clubs will
should
courts
Blu
ably in the
utcome
TOO isn't National Commission
settled
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

Lew Crimson. the alert referee, will be
The third man In the ring when these BOYS
on Monday evening: Charles Rear VS.. Harry
CHid) Brown Patsy Wallace VS.. Jack Ellie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

George Cheney will be at the National Sat
urday night. TIE hard-hittng Baltimorean.
who has taken his turn at hitting EN- TO the
action against the clever Benny Valger in
the main session. Nalgcr now Is seeking "a
match with Featherweight Champion Johnny
Kilbane
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

Bridgeton. Bronson, Lancaster and other
teams OF that class. offering fair guarantees
II. j. Hunt. 1928 Cottman street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

The Waco u. c.. n fast third-class travel.
ing team would like to book games with
hyes paying half expenses. l. Kauftman'
9Jl7 Natrona street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-11

East End II. c.. a seoond-class traveIJn.
team. wishes to book games with teams
paving guarantees, n. Z. Greenspan. ais
New-York tribune., 1919-09-21

A respite from speeches
of welcome-H. r. n.
the Prince of Wales.
surrounded by Indian
guides and woodsmen. on
a three-da hunting and
fishing trip through the
Nipigon Lake district OF
Ontario. c,D,ai N'cs
Left Robt. |. Simp-
son. Ill. A. c. (second
from right. wins the
l20-yard hurdles in
IS IS seconds at the
National A. A. I.
championships in Phila-
delphia. Pad Thompson
New-York tribune., 1919-09-21

Left-Ceneral Pershing salutes the famous old
Liberty Bell in independence Hall during his
triumphant three-hour visit to Philadelphia a
week ago Friday. The General was presented
with a diamond-studded medal inscribed HE
Answered the Call of the Bell for Wider Lib
erty and Larger Hope International,
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
FINANCES AND MARKETS

NEW YORK, March Ion a volume of business exceeding any session of the year 10 date, the stock market to- cay resumed It's advance in almost ev- cry quarter Of the hst, pnces Tn the main holding at or near the best de- spite extensive realizing for profits.
 Brokers reported heavy buying fol both accounts, but short covering probably was the more important fac tor, latest aGvices respecting railroad and industrial conditions causing de- morailZation in the ranks of the bears.
 Steels, equipments and the varied list of peace" industrials gained further momentum from Chairman Gary's pro- phesy of large trade prosperity.
 U. $. Steel made a new high for the current movement, forfeiting fraction of its extreme advance of IS; related shares gained but motors and oils were comparatively backward.
 The only stock to manifest relative heaviness was Kelly Springfield Tire, which made an extreme decline of 43. in connection with the proposed new stock issue. Total sales amounted to 1,025,000 shares.
 Bonds were strong; Liberty firsts four's and local fractions scoring sub stantial gains and foreign issues also rose, but the turnover was moderate. Total sales, par value, aggregated s. 750,O00.
 Old United States bonds were un- changed on call.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
MRS. RAY STAUFFER DIES AT GLENDALE

GLENDALE. March S.-Mrs. Ray Stauffer died at her home at II o'clock Thursday night, of aggravated influ- enza and pneumonia. Her little daugh- ter. Patricia, is very ill with pneumo- mia. and for this reason no funeral ar rangements for the mother have been made.
 Mrs. Ray Stauffer was born in Golf feyville, Kan, in 1891. She came to Arizona with her folks about 10 years ago. and was married to Ray Stauffer. since that time she was a resident of Glendale. She became ill one week be- fore her death, and she passed away in spite of all that two doctors and two nurses could do to aid her.
 Mrs. Stauffer is survived by her hus- hand. daughter, her mother. and five sisters and brother. Mrs. Stauffer formerly was Miss Clara McClaughry.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
Missionary Meetino

The jubilee anniversary of the Meth odist Women's Missionary society. whose 50th birthday occurs March 23, 1919. and also the birthday of their first missionary, Miss Isabella Tho burn. wes held at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon. A coincidence was the fact that 50 ladies were pres- ent The program follows:
 Hymn-"The Kingdom is Coming"
 Scripture reading-Mrs. Stout.
 Prayer Mrs. Ferris.
 Sketch-"Our first daughter, Miss Thoburn," by Mrs. H. A. Kendall.
 Some lions in her way:
 (a) Idolatry-Mrs. C. c. Green.
 (b) Caste-Mrs. David Roberts
 (c) Oppression of Women-Mrs. Barkley.
 Hymn-"O Zion Haste"
 The joys of being 50-Mrs. J. c Hammels.
 Solo-A Franceland Lullaby, Mrs Clarence Ingram, accompanied by Elsie Hoel.
 Address-by Rev. Ferris, "Sacrificial Service" Report of Glendale Children's Mis- sionary society by Mrs. Ferris. A social hour followed the program refreshments being served by Mrs. A M. Hoel and Mrs. R. C. Lehman.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
FILE INFORMATION
 AGAINST MAN TAKEN
 1. IN BIG BOOZE HAUL

The case of Bert Reynolds. who was captured this side of Buckeye driving motor ear in which were more than goo pints of whiskey. was taken to the superior court yesterday where an in- ormation was filed against him charg- .ng him with transporting intoxicating liquors
 The casa against Reynolds is SO com plete and the evidence SO conclusive. officers say. that the county attorney lied the matter direct in the superior court rather than first in the justice rourt where many liquor complaints have been filed this year.
 Reynolds was caught by Deputy Sheriff Troutman on Thursday night. While Reynolds was on the way to Phoenix. Suspicious actions on the