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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-03
ELECT ALLEN L. LINDLEY,
Made Member of stock Exchange
Governing Committee.

Allen L. Lindley was elected a men,
Der of the governing committee OF the
New York Stock Exchange yesterday
afternoon. He was elected a governor
OF the exchange in 1916 to fiji a vacancy
and was reelected on the regular ticket
in the following year.
When war was declared Mr.. Lindley
went to the Plattsburg officers training
camp and was commissioned a Captain
and served with the 30sth Infantry
at Camp Upton. He was promoted to
Regimental Adjutant OF that regiment
He fought with the Seventy-sevenh d.
vision in he Argonne campaign and was
made Major before he was discharged,
but a short time ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-03
IuvincibIe OIL Election.

The Invincible Oil Corporation has
elected its directors as follows: Jules s.
Bache. Sol Wexler. #. Douglas Cochrane,
John b. Shearer. 8. NJ, Schatzkin, Craig
Colgate, Louis du Pont Irving, f. r.
Radcliffe, r. II. Munson. John Adams
Neils Esperson. w. NJ. Bonner, w. w.
Hepburn and John F. Perkins. Mr.
Schatzkin is chairman of the board and
Mr. Radcliffe president Of the company,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-03
sinclair OIL Calls Notes.

The Sinclair Oil and Refining Com
pany is calling for redemption on Aug
ust 4 at par and accrued interest all OF
It's outstanding issue OF three year 2
per cent. gold notes. due on August l.
1920, which will leave the company free
of funded debt excepting equipment
trust notes and purchase money obi
cations. The original issue Of the notc.
being called was S20.000.000. 49,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-03

WASHINGTON, July 2,-Comptroller OF
the Currency John Shelton Williams an
nounced to-day the appointment OF Sher-
rlll Smith. Chief National Bank Ex-
aminer for the Chicago Federal Reserve
District, as chief examiner OF the Second
Reserve District at New York. Mr.. Smith
succeeds William p. MaIburn. who has
resigned TO accept the vice-presidency oil
a New York bank Mr.. Smith Is ma
tive of Cuba, N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-03

Rubber Company met yesterday after
noon and declared the regular quarterp
dividends of per cent. on the fr,
preferred and l II per cent on the Sod
ond preferred stocks, both payable q
July 81 to holders Of record on July II
No dividend was ordered on the DON
mon stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-03
Exports From New York.

Oats. i0s.sso bu. beans. 54.O75 bu. ;
-four. 66.S7l sacks; oatmeal. 1867 bbls. ;
hops, SO bales; lard. 4,S56.2SS lbs. tai
low, $4,000 lbs. f; cottonseed oil, 1.334,-
400 gals. rye. 2Ss.st1 bu.; barley.
l6o.s27 bu.; rye -four, 1851 bbls. ;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-03
TO Cumulative Preferred Stock

cornmeal, 1856 bbls. oil cake. 6,s69, 100
lbs bacons. 5,S53,425 lbs. grease. SO.-
900 lbs. cheese, 1850 lbs. lubricsting
oil. 762, 600 gals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-03
Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

OIL Crit, July 2.-Credit balances. -
Runs, June so. 11l,2s1; average. ss,537
Shipments, June 80. 1891; average, As
347; shipments. July /, 1873.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-03
Banker. to Meet in St. Louis.

The week of September 20 has been Sc
lected for the forty-fifth annual conven-
ton OF the American Bankers Assocla-
ton at St Louis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-03

United States Rubber Dividend.
The directors of the United States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-03
sims Petroleum Offering.

Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne are offer
ing $4,000 shares OF Sims Petroleum
Company at s31 a share.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-03
FOREIGN BONDS.

FOREIGN BUNDS DEALT IN FbAI'
Mexico Extern, sterl. 6s OF 'ss, 1915. e6 II
Mexico Extern. gold 10 OF 'oa. 1884. So u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04
LEWIS THROWN
BY JOE STECHER
Nebraska Marvel Pins Down Op-
pOnGnt'S Shoulders

Joe Stecher of Nebraska, the body
scissors expert, trlumphed over
Stranger Ed. Lewis and his head
lock in a furiously contested catch as
catch can bout that lasted 1 hour
81 minutes and 3 seconds last night at
Madison Square Garden.
Stecher defeated the Kentuckian
with his fayorite hold, the body scis-
sors and double wrist lock, which
Lewis had twice previously escaped
from after desperate struggles.
But the third time that Stecher ap-
piled the lock Lewis was in such a
weakened condition that he was I'M
able to break out of it, and after strug-
Cling for three minutes both of the
Strangers shoulders were pressed to
the canvass and referee George Both
ner patted the perspiring victor on the
back.
Up to the time the decisive fall was
registered Lewis had the better of the
contest on points. He had been be
hind his opponent oftenest and had
shown more aggressiveness than
Stecher.
lust before the fall 1t looked as if
the deadlock would win over the scis-
sors. Three times in quick succession
Lewis took flying head locks and
brought his man to the floor. Stech-
er showed the effect of the punish
ing hold and seemed weak when Lewis
slammed him to the anvas after the
third tumble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04
HOnan Training Hard
for Come Back" Bout Soon

Joe Honan, the local w~elterweight,
who was defeated last week by Willie
Ryan, of New Brunswick, is still
training hard in order to meet an
other good man shortly. Honan offers
no excuses for his defeat at the hands
of Ryan but declares he will want a
return match at some later date.
Joe writes as follows:
Just a line or two so you would
know l am all o. X. 1 lost the deci-
sion the other evening because the
other fellow was a better man. He
also had height, reach and weight
on me. But 1 have nc intention of
retiring or any to make.
1T was my first fight since 1 COM
from over there and l am sure after
1 get a few more fights under my
belt I will be as good as ever. 1 will
box Ryan again soon, and am open
to box any of the best my manager
will get for me. In the meantime l
will keep right on training n will
be always in the best of condition.
Thanking you for past fayors, and
your justice to me, win or lose. 1 am
Yours truly in Sport,
JOE HONAN."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04

Tomorrow night the crack Recrea-
ton Five of Plainfield. will furnish
opposition to the Auditorium Five
in the local teams eighth game Of the
season. The Recreation Elves play
ing so far this season, gives n the
impression that they will bid high for
this game.
Continual practice and their play
ing in seven games so far on the
Auditorium court, gives the local team
the advantage over the opposition
inasmuch as they are now acquainted
with the floor, they have mastered q
method of passing that makes it hard
for the opponents to secure the bail
and their speed causes the opposition
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04
RECREATION FIVE HERE FOR
BIG GAME TOMORROW NIGHT

20 work fast when the ball is in the
possession ef the visiting team All
the members of the local team have
found it impossible to hold the Local
speed merchants.
The visiting team will travel to TINS
city, with a band of crack basKetpall
t~ossers, well known to the followers
of the game in this city, and the man.
agement of the Plainfield team Is ex-
pected to announce his lineup today;
The local lineup will be made up oil
the regular stars: Regain, w. Hanso
and McCreery, forwards; Thomas
center; p. Hanson and Evans, guards
Tom Thorpe is expected to reIeree
the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04
Els BOWlinq
League Data
STANDING IN ELK LEAGUE

Last night the Madison bowling
team took two out of three games
from the Star Fish five, who are now
under the captainship of Harry Neal,
due to the resignation of J. Altman.
Neall was high man for the night
with an average of III, while Satter
led his team with an average of 1853.
The first game of the evening went
to the Madison team by seventy-four
points. Neall, of the losing team, was
high mar in his game with a score
of 1872. Satter, of the winners, rolled
second high with 1T.
The second game was taken by the
Madisons by a margin of t~wenty-one
points. Kutcher of the losers rolled
high with 163, Neal a close second
with 161. Satter rolled high for the
winners with 157.
The third game was taken by the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04
The Pot
Sport News Boiled Down

CampbelTs refereeing on Saturday
night seemed to please the fans q
great deal more than did the referee
ing of Berse in the six previous
games.
Yves Hanson who was given q
chance during the latter part of a
number of the games played so far,
to show his wares, secured his first
basket on Saturday night. Wes'
playing in his game seemed to be the
best displayed so far. for he seemed
to be in all the plays.
PFinceton's defeat on Saturday was
another surprise to the dopesters In
the East. The teams in Ii Eastern
colleges are becoming quite evenly
matched, and it would be surprising
to see the Princeton a turn the
tables on Harvard.
The Keasbey football team, the
only gridiron team in this section, an
nexed another well-earned victory, be-
fore a large crowd of pigskin h
astS.
The Silent Five did not furnish the
opposition expected, and if 1t had not
been for the two non-silent replace
ments, the score would have been
even more one-sided.
The fight fans of Jersey City GER
tainly are enjoying some wonderful
cards. The matchmaker of the Arena
A., C. has arranged a card to be exhtb-
tied in the near future, in which BEN
ny Leonard, Al Roberts and Johnny
Dundee will meet suitable opponents.
The Postoff1ce and A. s. and
r. bowling teams have announced
their willingness to form a bowl
ing league. We would be very
r. glad to hear from the Raritan
Copper Works, United Lead
Works, Barber Asphalt, Roessler
g. Hasslacher and any OF the
other teams that can secure bowl
ing material and are willing to
form such a league.
The Elk League is progressing quite
successfully. There is ~ons1derao!e
competition and interest in the stand
ing of the various teams, n eacn
have been given a chance to snow
their ability.
It is said that some of Booz's best
friends, who spent most of their DAYS
by becoming soaked, are still able to
continue their former program by
thinking of the old days. they become
intoxicated.
From election results so far re-
ceived-it is understood that Kid Pats
Is giving all competition considerable
opposition for the position of the
Original Candy Kid"
To those that know-Its a terrible
thing to be a Fish.
Martin is the Goods
Bob Martin will make a great
heavyweight if he gets the right KIND
of training. 1t wouldn't be a bad
idea for Jimmy Bronson, his mana
ger, to get old Sam Langford to coach
the youngster and teach him the
tricks of the game and how to get
the most power in his punches. If
there is one heavyweight fighter in
the game today who knows the ms
and outs it is old Sam. Bronson
couldn't find a better coach and Sam
probably would be glad of the
chance
Iris Speaker hasn't signed a 1920
contract to manage the Indians but
that isn't causing any worry In CIeve-
land or with jim Dunn, the owner.
Dunn ard Speaker are such good
friends that Iris word is coed enough
for Jim. And there is an understand
ing betveen the two.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04
CITY
WINS SERIES
cunningham BOWIGrS Lost Two
out of Three Games

The Jersey City Bowling team took
two out of three games firm the Cum
ningham Bowling team on the Gun
ningham Alleys last night. Moore of
the local combination was high aver
age man with 204 in the three games.
Readon of the winners rolled high for
an average of 1874.
The first game went to the visitors
by a margin Of 61 points. J%orgenson
of the local tea mwas high in this
game with a score of 22S, Horn and
Readon of the visitors were close with
226 and 225 respectively.
The second game was taken by the
home team by a margin of sixty-eight
pins. Richards of the local team was
high in this game, with a score of
223. Moore, also of the local team,
rolled 1876 n this game.
The final game was taken by the
visitors by a margin Of seven points.
Moore of the local team rolled the
highest score of the evening, 230.
Readon of the visitors rolled 2O4.
The total pins at the end for both
sides, were 1855, and al extra frame
was played to break the tie. The visi-
tors were the. winners, in this way,
also.
The scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04
Willie Murphy To Meet Willie
Mdrl0w Here Thursday Night

ring some time ago, and was left by
the wayside, will meet Frank Schenck,
of Newark, in what is expected TO De
a fast battle. Josephs showed UP Wen
against Roberst in this battle, but ne
was matched against too good OF o
man for d start.
In one OF the six round affairs,
Johnny Carroll of Chrome viii meet
Barney Livingston of Morgan. Car
roll on former appearances in the To-
cal ring, has forced the fighting. ana
in this way gave the fans a good run
at all times. Carroll las q large fol-
lowing in Chrome and they all come
down to root for their boy, when
pushes him more into action.
In the other six round affair, Young
Colby of Chrome will meet Young
Egmore Of this city. Both or lnese
bows have performed in the local ring
before. and their fighting has met
with the approval of the local fans
Tomorrow night the National five,
who have taken their first three
games, will match the Rector comoi-
nation who lost their first three
games.
Bob Martin, the heavyweight
champion Of the q. $. Army. will
meet Martin Burke, Of New Orleans,
another army champ, in a twenty
round bout at Akron, Ohio, some
time during December.
O.
Paul Doyle, welterweight, will meet
Jimmy McCabe at a club in Framing
ham, Mass, on Thursday night.
Silent Martin, middleweight of New
York, will meet Morris Tasco In y
]ten-round bout in Troy on November
IT. Tasco claims the championship
of the navy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04

Thursday night local fight fans Will
be offered another card of fstic events
that should prove as good as those
furnished at the last show of the Am
boy Sporting Club. Two Fights and
two skies are already on the program
and 1t is expected that at least one
-four will start the show off.
In the main event eight rounds,
Willie Murphy of Staten Island, a fast
boy who has battled here before, Will
meet Billie NARROW of New York, who
made good last week against Joe Ry-
der. Both of these boys are clean,
hard fighters, and their stay in the
ring Is sure to hold the Interest of the
fans. BY his steady fighting last week,
NARROW won the backing of a large
proportion of local fans. and he is
sure to become a favorite.
In the semi-hnal event, eight
rounds, Eddie Josephs of Staten Is
land, who met Al Roberts In the local
Star Fish combination by 112 points.
kutcher rolled high in this game
With a score of 1874, call rolled 179.
Uffer rolled high for the Madisons IN
this game with a 1853 score.
Tho epArags
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04

Cue stars are temperamental,
too. In the recent tourney in
New York George b. Sutton,
veteran star, in discussing rules
for the ballx-line event suggested
that there be q new set of balls
for each contcst-21 sets all told.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04
Landing The Kayo

Benny Valger will meet Johnny
Drummie in an eig~ht-round bout at
the Newark Sportsmen's Club to-
night.
Mike O'Dowd will meet Billy Kra-
mer, of Milwaukee,, in an eight-round
bout at the Lyceum A. c., Paterson,
on Thursday night.
The Pal Moore-Pete Hermann
fight in New Orleans is off, due to
Moore failing to come to terms. 1t
is expected that another club in hat
city will book Hermann and Lynch
for a battle in that city on Thanks
giving.
Augie Rather and Soldier Bartfield
will meet in one of the big bouts on
the card of the Newark Sportsmen's
Club tonight.
Johnny Murray, of Now York. will
meet Mike Dundee, of Rock Island.
In a ten-round bout at the National
Sporting Club of Detroit on Novem-
Der 10.
Joe Lynch and Pete Herman will
head the ard of the Olympia A. A.
for the next special show to be held
on November -.
The eight-round bout between Joe
BENJAMIN and Joe yelling at the
Newark Sportsmen's Club tonight is
attracting considerable attention.
Eddie Fitzsimmons, of New York,
and Young flaming, of Detroit, will
meet at the Wolverine A. C. of De-
troit in a ten round bout on Novem-
Der 10.
Lew Tender, of Philadelphia, and
Johnnie Drummie, of Jersey City, will
meet in a six-round bout at h Ma
tional A. c.. of Philadelphia on Satur~
day hight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04
offer Dempsey $4,000

Offer Dempsey $4,000
Dan Morgan, manager of Battling
Levinsky, says they'll guarantee
Dempsey $4,000 If he will meet the
Jewish hoy. And there won't be any
one or two round knockout, says Dan.
Fulton's nerves would make him an
easy victim and Bill Brennan would
be an easy target for Dempsey's
punches, continues the talkative
manager. Therefore, as Morgan sees
it, there is no one to fight the cham
pion but Levinsky.
When Bob Martin made his pro-
fessional debut in Akron, o., his
home town, a record house greeted
him. Akron has had many hght'
and most of the stars of the ring
have shown there at some time OIL
other, but there was $4,000 more in
the house for Martin than for any
other show. The total receipts were
$7,473. Matt Hinkel is the new pro-
moter at Akron.
The t~hree-cushion billiard cham.
pionship which will start in Cleveland
Thursday should be more spectacular
than the 1871 balk-line event in New
York for the contestants are more
evenly matched. Entered at Cleve-
land are CannefaX, McCourt, Otis
Maupome, Reiselt, Heal, Lean, Jack
son. Denton and Gillette. CannefaS
Is the present champion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04
Eller a Crack Shot

Hold El1er is having a good time
in his winter home at Danville, Ill.
Hold has taken up a new sport-trap
shooting. Admitting home town fans
presented him with a gun as a token
Of esteem for his wonderful work in
pitching the Reds to two wins over
the Sox. Hold broke 160 out of $50
birds in his first time at the traps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04

LONG BRANCH FISHING PIER
Whiting are biting, very plentiful
Ling are biting, very plentiful
Bait and Tackle
LONG BRANCH, N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04

The eight-round bout between Joe
Benjamin and Joe yelling at the
Newark Sportsmen's Club tonight is
attracting considerable attention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04

Lew Tender, of Philadelphia, and
Johnnie Drummie, of Jersey City, will
meet in a six-round bout at the Ma
tional A. C. of Philadelphia on Satur-
day night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04

Joe Lynch and Pete Herman will
head the card of the Olympia A. A.
for the next special show to be held
on November ~.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04

iris Speaker hasn't signed a 1920
contract to II h Indians but
that isn't causing II worry In Cleve-.
land or with jim Dunn, the owner.
Dunn ard Speaker are such good
friends tina iris word is coed enough
for Jim. And there is an understand
ing between the two.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04

Benny Valger will meet Johnny
Drummie in an eight-round bout at
the Newark Sportsmen's Club to-
night.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
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TAKE 4 cAl0TlB
The New NalseaIess CaIon,el
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q let.do~n feeling You need cal.
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wake NJ in the morning feeling like
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mo danger OF ssliva,io.. CslosAbs
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~ = guarantee that yoa Will I've de-
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10, your protection Cal0.st,s are
sold only 10 original sealed pack.
aces. price ttirsyhve cents. At
drug stores evesyvhere. - adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

May Sensing, vsrlic Hayes and
Maud aud Della Spann. also
three brothers, Thomas. Win, aud
John Rssan all Of. whom we're with
her when the end came. All ~.
done ior her tina, loving friends
aud metifeai stili could :eoiNsis,
Of. but 10 no avail, the master had
called and she mus, obey,
Her body was laid TO rest In thu
Greenwood cemetery. The funeral
wa. conducted by Rev. ID. G. I~idia
amidst large assembly ot sorrowius
relatives and friends.
Great are the mvsieries Of Life and
death, We live. ~ love va labor
for = lew short years. then We pass
on, into tho eternal world and leave
behind ~ only the memosy Of ou'
lives But what 4 pleased memory
when |. can be truly said tina, we
have labofed unsslRshly in oar
hames. This can truly he said Of
Mrs, Spann, - her devotion was
heaasiiul Ia se&. She ~as Cumhet.
land Presbyterian BY laith.
May her family sorrow not AZ
those Who have no hote, bu, may
they look to Him. Who 10 abundant
~ able snd willins 70 comfort them
in these cad hours. May the sweet
inspiration al this mo,h-rs life ever
live in the memory OF her children
to bless them BY 10 holy influence
The entire community extends
SINGER. synpathy TO the family.
Written by her irisnd. Annie
rolar, Charlotte. Tenn. r ,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11
MAN ANo WIFE
TAKE nEn1one
Nashville Couple Says Il Help
cd Them More Than Any
thing Else.

Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Keith. Of b
Charlotte y he. Nashville, both cay
Mertone has helped them more
than any other medicine they ever
tluk.
My kidneys were out ol order
for twenty years ana kept getting
,orse all the tims. but aimee taking
one bottle VI Mesi.one they are In
better condition than | cen ever
remember, Mr.. Keith said.
Ny stomach Was out ot order
Also sad could hardly eat any
thing Ny nerves were la BAD
shape 80 that | couldn't sleep night
OF get nay rest
I've tried LEI, ~ medicines.
hot this one bottle Of M-ri,c ne has
done m~ more good than all the
rest OF them put together. | e..
aud sleep tine Low and nv kidneys
srr IN good CONDITION,
My wife Is taking Mer,,ons also
and she says il has done her more
good than any other medicine abe
ever took.
Thousands 81 people in many
states are taking Meritons ADD
highly recon mend II Tor csses u
stomach, livee Of kidney trouble.
|eatar,h, rheumatism os other aihns
conditions u the system,
Meritoae 10 sold exclusively 10
Dickson by Matthew D:as Co..
and a, speigh, 4 Nicks, s,aysoo.
Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-11

One often hsars the expeessiou
Ny child caught = severe cold
which developed into diphthesiA, "
when the truth vas thai the cod
had simply left the little ons par
siculsrly susceptible 10 the wandes.
ing diphsheria germ. II ycof child
has Z cold when diphtiMsia II
prevalent you should take him ont
81 school and keep him of the
stree. until toliy recovered. ~ there
il 4 hundred times ne<e danger ct
bic takins diphsheris when be has
. cold. When ChanaerIsis's Cough
Remedy 10 siyen IL aak>xly cures
The Geld and leseens the danger of
dsphshera o any Other germ disease
being contracted --siv.