davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
WAGON WHEAT.

indianapolis -four mills and elevators
are paying $3.50 for No. l red wheat.
$3.50 Tor No. red and s. as for No. 3
red. Other grades on .heir merits
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
Weather

The following table shows the state OF
the weather in other cities at q. m,
July -. as observed by U. s. weather
buFaals
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
LIBERTY RONnR.
Money and Exchange !

IndianlpOlis bank cIearlngs Ihursday
were S2,s9iOOO, against $3,2T3, 900 a week
ago.
Foreign exchange was easy today. De
mand sterling opening at $3.S0H. of , /;
Franc CHEEKS were 1892 to the dollar.
of Il confines: lire checks were 17.T2,
OF 10; marks were lower at 2.52c for
demand: cables, 2.Jf Canadian dollars
were 1909.
NEW YORK, July 22-Money-Call
money ruled at s pc recent; high. S per
cent; low, S per cent. Time rates were
firm: all 81 per cent. Mercantile paper
was steady. Call money in London was
81 per cent. Sterling exchange was
easy. with business in bankers bills at
So .S1A for demand.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
Marriage Licenses

Otis NJ. Redmon, TT Indiana avenue. %
Dora Lamont, III Indiana avenue. Ii
Frank Reed, Lawrence county 800. 81
Coca L. Peters, Lawrenceburg. 49,. q
Robert H. Campbell, 521 East New
York street ...............-..-. Il
Irma N KurtE. 619 East New York
street ............ .................. 2.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
(By Thomson & McKinnon)
July %

During the greater part Of the session,
stagnation was the rule. We had only
occasional trading and fluctuations wers
irregular. though in some of the, issues
price changes were good and entirely In
consistent with the small volume OF busi-
ness.
There was no uniformity. and the mar
ket had its strong as we'll is its weak
spots. During the afternoon rallying
tendency became rather general, but 1t
probably was the result of technical con-
ditions rather than- any actual changs
in market factors.
The one helpful influence was reason
ably easy condition in the money mar
ket. ample funds being offered at the
renewal rate.
The general news continues of a dSubr,
full character and indicates Il tendency to-
ward reaction in business. Aside from
temporary fluctuations We can see no def
mite trend at the moment. but there is
evidently a decided disposition on the
part of the public to buy stocks on any
encOura cement, especially on any i'm
prOvement in banking conditions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
Shipments
INDIANAPOLIs CASH GRAIN.

Bids for car lots of grain and hay at
the indianapolis Board of Trade were
Wheat-Strong No. 2 red, S2S2h.
Corn-StrOng No 6 white, S1.56ha@
15715; No. yellow, SLIGO; No. 3 mixed,
$1.5712.
Oats-Strong No. . white, 9SA @99c 3;
No. white. G7c.
Hay Weak; No. / timothy $34m "a 30 {;
No. timothy. S33@ $3.50; No. / light
clover mixed, $33@33.50: No. / clover
mixed, $32.J0@33.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
NARROW TRADING
IN STOCK MARKET
Tone Improved, but Net Gains,
as a Rule, Small.

NEW YORK. July 22-Prices showed
improvement ranging up to a point at
the opening Of the stock market today.
Dealings, however, continued very quiet.
Dispatches indicating that the unions
viii accept the railroad wage award
caused the advances at the start. In most
cases, however, gains were only frac-
donai.
Pressure continued on the sugar shares
and Punta Allegro made an early low at
90h, of AZ. Rails were decidedly firm.
Movements were irregular in the active
stocks all through the first hour.
In the second hour food stocks acted
well, with Corn Products selling at e51a,
up III. Mexican Petroleum advanced 2
points on sales Of only a few hundred
shares.
Dizziness continued in the afternoon.
Sugars were still under pressure, al
though PuEta Allegro held between 90
and 81. Crucible sold down to 1907, but
rallied afterward.
The market closed steady. Govern
ment bonds were unchanged and rail-
way and other bonds steady.
Total sales of stock were 32S, 100
shares; bonds, 81, T9S,0OO.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22

Wheat No. 1 red, 3 cars; No. red,
II cars: No. 3 red, cars; No. red,
l car; No. dark northern spring, ! car ;
sample, cars; total. % cars.
COrn-No. l white 3 cars; No. white,
Il cars; No. 3 white, cars; No. 8 white,
cars; No l yellow, 4 cars; No. . yell
low. 10 cars; No. yellow, 3 cars; No.
) yellow, car; sample yellow, car !;
No. mixed, car; No. mixed, . cars I;
total, ~ cars.
Oats-No. white, cars; No. white,
ear; total, cars.
Hay-No. timothy, 1 car; sample.
car; total, . cars.
CORN AND WHEAT BULLETIN.
For the - hours ending at a. m, Goth
meridian time, Thursday, July %;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

czawszy cd dzisiaj Pc poiudniu
komitet finansowy rozpocMie
rcdukowanie proponowanego ma
rok 1920 budzetu, ma .podstawic
decyzyi. zapadfej wczoraj vic
czor. Jezeli Rada Micjska
sankcyonuje uchwaic komitetu
finansowego. w sprawie obnize-
MIA pcrsonalu funkcyonary1tszy
micjskich, odczuje to n~ajbardziej
department. policyi, oraz depar-
lament stray pozarnej. Depar-
lament polieyi stracilby W ten
Sposob dwu kapitanow, czterdzie
stu sierzantow i piecset polfcyan
tow; Department. zas stray po-
zamej straciiby trzystu STRATA
kow, w czem kihru komcndan-
tow. Dalsze mniejsze departa-
menta miejskie' jak inspekcyjny,
mechanically i inne stracilyby ra
zem okolo czterystu swoich funk
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

Damskie czarne batystO-
we bluZki, ukfadany front,
| ukiadany Okragiy k0-
nierz, skromnie zrObione -
ladne modele, doskonaIego
kroju ola korpulentnych
Mic tylEO M
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
NIEPRZEZORNY


Dctektyw-sicrzant James Ste
wart &c stacyi policyjncj deer
ing, aresztowai wczoraj dwn
mezczyzn, kt6rym PREY zablera'
niu do automobilu zapomna'
p~rzcszukat ich kieszcn'c. " dro
dc do stacyi policyjncj mezczy1
nj przylozyli lufy rewolwcrow dc
skroni detektywa rozkazujac mn
milczenie, poczem go rozbroIli !
niebezpiecznie obili. Detektyw
aresztowa} ich ma podstawie po'
dejrzenia o roz1naite kradzicze
przez Mich p~opelnione W okolicy
s. Canal III. Nazwiska icl So:
lanes Burns i Dan McPhillips.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
IAJA DROZSZE.

JaJa podskoczyly wczoraj o
diva Gently dctalicznic, czyli do
65 cent0w "a tuzin. Powodem
podwyzszenia ccny jaj' jak powia
daja groscrnicy, mialy bye ostat-
ME mrozy, skutkiem czego dosta
wa jaj wielce sic znniejszy}a' w
tych dniach zostanie wydana no.
wa lista cen przez komitet PREY
stepnych cen zywnosci, ktorego
przewodniczqcym jest major A.
\. Sprague. Wcdiug tel novel
listy prawdopodobnie ceny ma ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

zc oSwiadczyf mu. IL jcIcIi W
kr0tkim czasic ME dorcczy partyi
c&arno = rekowcow $1,000, IA
mordujq lego i Gala rodzinc. a
dom wysadza W p~oWictrze. Blu
kutci zania5t zadosc uczynic ~
daniu Roti'cgo. dat 1nac o tenn
policyi. " micdzy>zasic bomba
zoStafa podrzucona i zniszczyia
czcSciq budynrk, lccz L domoW-
nikow mkt mic zoStal uszkodzo-
ny. Kicdy rozpoczal sc pro-
ccs, Bukocci nan sic mic sta
viii, i odtqd wszclki Slad 20 MIN
zagjnqf. Sprawl ~pozostaia w "a
wicszcniu + obccnic prawdopo-
dobnic Roti bedzic "a MIA odpo-
wiadaf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

i i. SIoan'a, jake piaty konsplra
tor W mordc1/twic NJ. J.. EnrlSll-
Ia. On to wlaSnic mia} d~ostarczyc
strzclby Y. Cosmanowi, ktory "a
~strzeli} L niej FInrighta. Wedding
oSwiadczcnia stanoWcgo prokura
tura LIoync a, wszyscy bIor2cy
udzial W spi>ku i W m~OrdcrStWlc
lLnrighta So jrU pod huczcm.v
Sad wiclko - przysieglych wyda!
wczoraj oskarIenia przeciw&o
cztcrcm, biorqcym udz;af W nor
dcrstwic. czynnie czy konSpira-
cyjnic; sq to ,,Dago Nike Car
rozzo. prezes uni za~miataczy IT,
lie Big TIM Murphy. agent by
zncsowy uni gazowniancj, !.
Ninci i Y. Cosmano. Prokurator
i4oync zadac bedzie kary smierci
ia wszystkich. Arcsztowany
wczoraj Bruno Roti ma innc jesz
&C sprawki ma s%ulnicniu. Swego
czasu niejaki ]. Bukucci, Jamie
szkaly pnr. $40 Alexander III. O.
powiedziai policyi, IL otrzy1na'
cd czarno : rekowcow try listy
z pogr6zkami, u]pominajac go
r6wniez, by odwiedzif swego
przyjaciela PREY Wentworth ave
Jedyny przyjaciel, kt6rcgo zna'
ia tel ulicy by} Roti. Kiedy Blu
kucci stawif sic do Roti'cgo, ten
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
TeIegTamy z%agIanIczns.
Dokonczenie ze strongly /.

padAo ma morzach w szczegolno-
sci take tax wiebu ~obywatcli Ho-
landyi. D~opomozenjc W wymie-
rzeniu Sprawiedliwo$ci mad Spraw
CO tych zbrodni zgadza sic W zu-
pemoSci 2 ceiami Ligi Narodtw.
ME ulega kwestyi, re stafy
pobyt by+cgo cesarza pod iluzory-
cznym nadzorem " odleghosci xii
ku kilomctrow Cd granicy niemie-
ckicj, sdzie pozoStaje on W dal-
Sym ciasu oSrodkiem rosnscyh
wciqz intryg, stanowi dla mo-
c@rstw, kt6re poniosfy nadludzkie
ofiary ce,em zniszczen;a togo
smiertelnego niebezpicczehstwa,
groz6e, jaka - mic MONA Cd
Mich zadac, ably tolcrowaiy. VIA
dza, jaka posiadaja one ma moey
EajPodstaWowszych zaSad prawa
n8rodow upowaznia je / czyni
ich obowiasliem przedsiewziecie
takich Srodkow, ktore So potrzeb-
ne dla ich wiasnego bezpieczen-
silva.
,!Mocarstwa sprzymierzone ME
NIGGA ukryc. jak bolesne wrazenic
sprawiia ma ME odmowa rzadu no
lenderskiego wydania byiego cesa
RIA - ! 10 be- bTania nawet pod
rwsge mozliwo5ci pogodzenia
swych Skupuiow Z jakimiS Skute--
cznymi Srodxami zapobiegawczy-
mi, ktorooy byly podjete ma miej-
scp. czy tez przez trzy1nanie by
lego cesarza W oddaleniu Cd seen
lego zhHodni i p7zez unienozli-
wienie mu wykorywania w przy-
szfo5ci jeso szkodliwego wpiywu
W Niemczech. A chociaz tel natu-
~ propozycya ME w zppelnoSci
odpowiadaiby proSbie mocarstw,
stanowisaby ora przynsjmn;ej
dow6d tych uczuG, jaEiemi Ho-
landya bez watpienia jest ozywio-
M"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

kt0rc artykuly spo5ywczc bfd9
nieco nilszc, jak ia wicprzow'nc
i marynaty. Dystryktowy proAu
rotor Clyne zapowiada. Il MAZDA.
lei W dzicsjeciu dniacI'. cukicr "
Chicago mic bcdzc koszto"a'
drozcj niz IS ccnt6w "a funt.
Zdaie sic. zc wszyscy karmiq ia
tylko obiccankami. ma ktory'h
i,1i mic raz konsumcnci sic zawin
dli. DO potcm pfacic musicil j"Hz-
czc wrISzc CCny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
GOTOWA IN
TERNOWAc K
ZERA.

Haga, II. lutego. - Wed,e in
io7macyi StowaTzyszenej Prasy,
o~statuia nota Ai;ant6W w s7rawie
skstradycyi 6yiego cesarza VIII
EcIma. mozc bye tax ti5maczoaa,
L oiSteTajc Cd pie-wszego zada-
MA wydania go ma sgd mieizyna-
roiowy, a domasau:a SIC tytNo
i1.crnowania go, suggccuj9c mig
t:y wierszsmi, ic ma ten ccl mai
.cTici mcgiaby sic radac ItoraS I
v-&2 holcndcrs&iCh.
S;owarzyszona Prasa dow;aGu,
j. sic jodnaI Z ba-dzo powazneg7
war, godncgo pono zrod;a, &c
rad hotcnde-<Ei zaproponujc "a
Mast tego intcraowaa;c cxkaj--
zcra w Doom. hotcrdcr=hic njcj-
scowoSci ,~po1ozoncj oko'o % mil
ra poFuoc7y zach6d cd Amcron-
gen. gdzic Wilhelm obccnjc pre-
bywa. Przvtcm chcc SIC ona podo-
buo zobowiazat do zagHarantowa
MA. &c ME po2woI; IA 70, aby
mogt on p~owtoro'e ~icszczc zakio-
&c poh6j Swiata. gdyz odda 81
pod s1,na straz naio7y cea7ure
va GAIA lego ko"es2ondcncve. "
1yplomatycznvoh &clach zapew~-
riaja, re Holandya prasnie spei
nc wszystkie ~zyc5enia Al}art6w
<t6re tylko sic dadz4 pogodzic Z
lei gcdnoscia / suwerenrem sta
uowisEen parstwowem, a day
-wiaszcza do tego, aby Gaia afera
: ukaranicm Wilheima zosta}a W
zadawaIniaj7cy sPos6b iak marry
cheJ zaHonczona.
Go sic tyczy exkajzera, to on
sam prawdcpodobnie bardzo che
tnie zgodzi sic ma przcpedzcnie re-
szty swego zycia " Doorn..
Londyn, II. lutego. - Wedle
doniesien do tutejszej The Ex-
change Telegraph CO.., prasa ME
miecka podaje. re Alianci donna
gaia sic wydania Hindenburga ME
tyEko "a g~.oszenfe zasady, jakoby
,,najokropniejsza wojna byfa mai
bardziej ludzka, DO najpredzej
prowadzi do konca", ale take "a
szereg innych zbrodni. I tax jest
~ podobno oskarzony o rozmySl-
ne niszczen;e Prywatnej wlasno-
sci W czasie Odwrotu niemieckiej
armii, o dePortacye budnoSci cy-
wilnej / o orsanlzowanie Eorpu~
s5w robotniczych. W ktorych lrd-
nose KRAKOW okupowanych byla
zmuszona pracowac. Do korpu--
SOW tych przydzieIano take ty-
siacami mfode dziewczeta, robiac
z mich prawdziwe niewoinice, "a
co Hindenburg wraz z Ludendorf-
fem rest take odpowiedziany,
ALIANCI CODA SIZE MA
NIEMIECK SAD.
Londyn, II. lutego. Wedle
iniormscyi z bardzo wysokich
k0 oSpow7edi Aiiantow IA ME
miecka note z d % atycznis, W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

List ten wzywa tcz amcrykah-
skich konrunistow do natychmia-
stowcgo n~awiazania SciSlcjSzych
stosunk6w z trzecia Miedzynaro-
dowka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
AGENTA
BOLSZEWICKIEGO.

Londyn, II. luteso. Areszto-
wano tn pewncgo ascnta boise
.wichieso, kt6ry znajdowa} sic
W drodze do Stan6w Zjedroczo-
.nych wiozl tam Wazny list, pod
p~isany przcz NJ. Bucharina, pre-
zydenta trzcciej Miedzynarodow-
Xxi, a zaadresowany: DO naszych
amer-kanskich toyarzyszy." Jest
On zatytulowany: ,,Wskaz6wki i
instrukcyc' i zawiera nastepuja-
&C polccenia:
/. Ma bye natychaniast utworzo-
ny w Ameryce rad sowietow TO-
botniczych.
,. Robotnicy maja obalic kapi-
talizm ! W swe rece ujao zarzad
fabryk.
8. Ofganizacye ro5otnicze maJa
Iopanowac wSzystkie skiady / "a
pasy zywnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

cyUnaryuszy. kOmitct tinansowv
r0wnicz, aforementioned wnioSck
celcm wydania boudow Tia sumo
$1,000, 900, mad kt0rym bcda g}o
sowaG wyborcy W wybOrach
kWictniowych. Cd ULTRA "a ty-
dzicn komftct iinansoWy spodzic
va sic mice gotowc zcstawlcnic
budzctu, ktory uajprawdopodoh-
nicj przewyzszy SUNG $780,
coo. Proponowaua funkcyonaryu
szom podwyzka bedzic wynoslla
okolo $2,OOo,OoO. Alderman
twicrdza. ii wspomniana wyzcj
suma podwyzki. zostanic wyrow-
mana przcz wydalenic 1,2J0 Glnk
cyonaryuszy, Z og6lncj liczby
czlonkow komitctu finansoWcgo'
t. J. siedmnastu aldermanow, we
w~czorajszej sesyi brafo udziai tyl
ko dzicwieciu, Z kt6rych jcden
stawii opozycye co do zmniejsze
MIA personalu miejskicgo, lccz
sesya byia prawomocna i opozy-
eva "a siaba.
ATE
SPISKOWCA w MORDER-
STWIE ENRIGHTA.
Bruno Roti, w~laScicfel masarnl
i groserni PREY 2ll3 Wentworth
ave. xostai wczoraj aresDtowany
przez detektyw6w ". Brennau'a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
w
D'ANUNZIA.

Tyest, II. lutego. - Tax IVA
ma ,,brysada kr6Iowcj', Ntora do
tej pory pozostawiai wcF;umc pod
komcnd2 d':Anunzia, odmow''a
mu da,szcgo po-iuszcnstwa ! po-
wrocila W szercsi lojainych woj>&
rzadowych.
Przcdwczoraj diva oNrety wo-
i.nnc d'Anuuzja poimaly W cato
&C Ingcuero, ma poiudnio"y "a
chcd Cd l'iumc. transPortowlcc
wio3Mi. wiozacy 1000 lojalnyclr
loiuicrzv Go No,osca, 5 mil Ia IA
chod Cd Fiunsc i pr1yho'owafy 60
do togo miasta. Pojma0y jcdnak
" ten spo.ob battalion mic da' sic
yrzckonac wymowic d'Anunz'a !
ooma5zcroNai l%oyalnle W slcreGl
ar,nii do Nc.'osca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17

.ktorcj rad bcrlinski proPonuje
zamiast wydania W recc Ententy
oskarzonych przcz MIA zbrodnia--
rzy wojennych postawicnie ich
.przed sad w L.ipsku, uzn.je, &c
propozycya ia da sig pogodzic Z
artvkuiem 22S traktatu wcrSal--
skiego. W dalszym ciagu odpo-
wicdz ia brzmi jak nastepuje:
,.Wierni literze i duchowi trak-
tatu, Alianci powstrzymaja sig cd
~wszelkiej i~nterwcncyi w proccdu-
RE karncj przeciw oskarzo>ym /
wyroku ma Mich, ably pozoStawic
rzsdowi niemieckiemu Gala zan
Observation-Disclosures. Rezerwuja So
bic jednak prawo decydowania ma
podstawie rczultatow o dobrcj
wierze Niemiec i uznaniu przez
ME win, jake popelniiy, jakotcz
o iclI szczerej wolf wspoiuczestnl-
czenia W wymiarze kary "a mic.
.,Mocarstwa alianckic rezcrWu-
ia sobie prawo decydowania o
tenn, czy proponowana przez Mem
cy procedure, nazyskawszy apro-
bate ola siebie. zapewniajac oskar
zonym wszystkie gwarsncye sPra
wiedliwoSci. w skutkach mic Okla
re sic dla Mich spoSobem ucieczki
pred kara "a zbrodnie. " tym
wypadku Alianci skorzystaja re
wSzystkich swoich praw, Pociaga-
jac wszystkich oskarzonych pred
sw6j wiasny tribunal
NIEPOROZUMIENIE w KWE
STYI ~ADRYATYCKIEJ.
Paryz, II. lutego. - DonoSza
tn re zrodci po4urzedowycl,, &c Cd
powiedz Aliantow ia ostatnie me
moraudum prezydcnta Wllsona w
sprawie adryatyckiej zostaia juz
wygotowana, ale jeszczc ulesnle
rewizyi ! dySkusyi ia d~zisiejSzej
sesyi ! dopiero potem bedzie pre-
s!ana do Waszyngtonu. " obec-
uej swej iormie ina ona bye kr6t-
Ia i zwiez,a, gdyz ogranicza sic
pono do $50 slow tylko, a stara
sic przekouat rad amerykanski.
&c ultimatum postawioHe JugoSla-
vii d. 20 stycznia ME jest tax "a
sadniczo Sprzeczne Z jej Interest,"
mi ! dazcniami jak sic to wydaje.
Stwierdza tez podobno, re Allan
c; ME 6eia w stanie zaiatwic O.
maw;ancj Ewestyi bcz wsPol-
udzialu Stanow Zjcdnoczonych /
zaprasza je do daiszej koopera--
cyl.
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&ronika Miejscowa.

Dokonczenic &c st7onicv 1~-szei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-17
ALIANCI CODA SIZE Ma
NIEMIECKI SAD.

Londyn, II. lutego, Wedle
in;ormscyi z bardzo wysokich
k61. o6pow1edz Aiiantow IA ME
miecks note z d. % stycznis, W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
So Crippled with rheumatism
Could Not Walk
After Doctors and Hospital Treat
nieht Failed to Give Relief, Eiec-
tro-Medical Methods Restored
Newark Man to Good
Health.

To the Public:
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in my body was terribly swollen and
/ could not raise my arms above my
head o could I use my legs with
out severe pain, after trying the
treatment OF two different doctors
in vain, they finally came to the
conclusion hal 1 had better go to
the hospital. When I first went
there it was impossible TO put on
my shoes SO swollen were my am
kles, 1t was impossible for me to
work, I then became nervous,
weak, rundown. dizzy spells and
could not sleep. / simply cannot
express in words how miserable I
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ministered by DIR. Coll and asso-
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Newark, n. J. and I went to see DR..
Coll. After a thorough examina-
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was worth a trial. and that l was
right can be see in the fact that /
began to improve right from the
very first treatment. and now after
six weeks time l have discarded the
canes and I am able to walk to DR..
Coils Office. / can eat good, sleep
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81 Ferry St.
Newark, N. j..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
|PYTH|ANSA AT
STATE SESSION
Mrs. Fferichs and Mrs. Du-
Bots Again HonOred at An
nuaI Convention, Saratoga

MHFH EMUTIHA CORRESPONDING
TOTTENFILLE, Aug. 3.-Repre-
sentatives and members of Rich
mond Temple No. 4, Pythian Sisters
and Richmond Lodge No. s, knights
OF Pythias. who have been In attend
fance at the annual state convention
Of the two orders at Saratoga during
4 the past week arrived home Satur-
day. Richmond Temple was again
honored when two of its past chiefs
were again chosen as state officers.
Mrs. William d. Frerichs. who has
I been a member of the grand temple
for the past twenty-seven years was
and correspondence for the eigh-
S teenth consecutive time and
{ Mrs. George W. Du Bots was
4 chosen grand mistress OF finance for
! the eighth term. There were more
than two hundred members and def
sxates from all parts of the state at
: the convention that began Tuesday
and continued until Thursday.
4 Grand Chief Mrs. Ida Miller of Illion,
soresided at the three days session.
In the reports presented by Mrs.
i Frerichs and Mrs. Dubois, to the
convention for the past year. both
received the highest compliment for
their work. The delegates and MEM
( 0ffS were euteTb%Aleu ldNAShAy Jul
ing the three days at the convention.
IN the election OF officers Mrs. Emma
/ Towers, of Gloversville, was named
the grand chief and the place of the
1921 convention was selected as
/ Kingston. Mrs. Emma sprague was
the representative to the convention
from the local temple. The others
from here were Mrs. Henry Schneid-
or and Mrs. Rudolph Hoehn. Mrs.
Annie Palmer and Mrs. Annie For
ester, of Brooklyn. both past state
officers formerly of this place were
present at the three days session.
Mrs. Frerichs will leave this Friday
to attend the supreme convention to
be held In Indianapolis next week.
She will also attend a meeting of the
state secretaries. There are thirty
eight secretaries throughout the
country having long terms who will
attend this session.
August C1arius was the represent
alive OF Richmond Lodge at the
knights of Pythias convention. With
him at the session were Past District
Deputy William d. Frerichs, and
James B. Slaight, who brought all
back in his automobile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
Pleasant Plains

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis, of
Brooklyn, visited at Prince Bay, over
the week end. =.
Mrs. Barent Winant has returned
to her home at Port Richmond after
visiting her parents here. while her
husband was in a hospital in Man
haitian. He has returned to business
again.
Andrew Campbell left here yester-
day to join Emil Trimpin at Sag
Harbor for a weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bedell returned
to Cortland, N. z, after at home with
his mother.
Conrad Krsss has completed a
months vacation and returned to
duty at the second municipal court
where he is court attendant.
Miss Helen Schuman, of Brooklyn,
is spending her vacation at Huguenot
Park.
Mrs. A d. Decker visited at
Tottenville yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
LIEUT.. MCDONALD RESIGNS
COMMISSION IN U. S. NAVY
By special Correspondent.

. " 1875
TOTTENVILLE, Aug. 3.-Lieutcn-
ant J. Leonard Mcdonald has re-
his commission in the United
states navy. Lieutenant Mcdonald
wa appointed an assistant civil
engineer by President Wilson in the
states navy on June 20, 1917.
After a few months at Annapolis for
training, Lieutenant Mcdonald was
detailed to the Washington navy yard
for duty in the public works depart
ment. On November 1S, 1917, he was
detailed to the United States proving
grounds at Indian Head. Maryland.
where he performed the duties OF
public works officer in charge OF
instruction, having supervision and
directing the work OF expansion OF
the powder factory entailing the ex-
p7nditure of over eve and half
llions of dollars.
Lieutenant Mcdonald recently
completed his work at the naval
proving grounds and had been assign
ed duty as public works ofhcer
at Guantanamo, Cuba, the winter
Headquarters of the fleet. He with
his mother, Mrs. John Mcdonald and
sister Miss Anna Mcdonald gre now
spending a vacation at Saratoga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
TottenuilIe

Mr.. and Mrs. George Montillier,
and family, of Plainfield, are the
guests of here parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Seller, of Sprague avenue.
Mrs. Harry Drayton is home after
a visit at Detroit, Mich, with re-
latives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cossey have
purchased a new residence in West
New Brighton. where they will reside.
Frank McAndrews visited at Green
witch, Conn.,, OF Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. jeremiah Fithian and
children have returned to Manhattan
after visiting his parents the past two
weeks.
John Brown, Jr., has returned from
Wood Haven. L. i.
Harry Levy, of Manhattan, is visit