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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Many Evaded Taxes.

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA, July
S.-Frank C. Carter, state auditor,
says that evasion of the personal in
come tax law by the formation OF
corporations costs Oklahoma humid
reds of thousands of dollars a year.
At the next session of the legislature,
Mr.. Carter states. efforts will be made
to amend the tax law to make cor
porations pay taxes upon their
earnings.
when q mans business begins to
thrive SO that he has to pay a big sum
for income tax to the state. he takes
in his wife and one of his employees
and forms a corporation" Mr.: Carter
declares. THE next year the cor
poration does not declare a dividend
and there Is no record to show what
is the personal income of the stock
holders. The stockholders could be
prosecuted for embezzlement If he
should be detected using the I'M
divided profits for his personal needs.
but it is hard to discover him. The
only remedy for the state is to amend
the law SO as to tax the earnings OF
corporations"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
AyiatIon Country Club.

DETROIT. Mich. - The Aviation
Country Club of Detroit. a newly
formed organization backed and
sponsored by Detroit men interest
ed in aeronautics has purchased a
large tract of land and is proceed
ing with construction work on a 81
900, 900 club plant.
The land purchased comprises 823
acres and two lakes. The tract is
the former estate of Walter Elan
ders. an automobile manufacturer. II
is situated in Oakland county about
20 miles northwest of Detroit. Cost
is reported to have been $750.0Oo.
Construction work on hangers de-
signed to accommodate 20 planes is
under way. Landing fields are being
laid out. One of the buildings has
already been converted into a club
house. Landing harbors for hydro
planes on each of the lakes r in
cluded in the plans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
spy Starts Long Sentence.

LEAVENWORTH. Kans-Lotha
Witsche. the only German spy SEN
fenced to death during the war, was
received at the federal prison here
recently to begin serving a prison
sentence. The death sentence was
committed by the President. Witsche
vas a lieutenant in the German
army.
During a naval engagement in
the Atlantic ocean. in which the
Teuton warship on which he was
serving was sunk, Witsche was cast
adrift. He was picked up by a ves-
sci bound for Mexico and later
made his way across the interna-
tional line into the United States.
He succeeded in making a number
of maps and drawings of harbors
and Notifications along the Pacific
coast and returned to Mexico.
There he became confidential with
an American of German descent,
who induced him TO return to the
United States for further espionage
work. He walked into the trap and
at Nogales fell into the hands of
federal officers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Improvement i'm Food Crops.

CHICAGO.-Marked improvement
in the principal food crops of the
middlewest has been reported in the
last few weeks. in contrast to unfa-
vorable prospects earlier in the sea-
son which gave rise to some alarm.
There is nc danger that the country
will starve this year." is the comment
that J. r. Howard, president of the
American Farm Bureau Federation.
made on reviewing the situation.
President Howard reported that
the corn prospect was now very fair
and wheat was really better. Corn
production promised to be a little
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
New Ruling on Pensions.

WASHINGTON - Witnesses of
the Endorsement OF pension checks
will not be required in the future.
except where pensions sign by
mark, according to an announce
ment by the pension bureau.
Four times a year, the 10000
pensioners now on the government
rolls have been required to have
two persons sign the checks as wit
nesses of the Endorsement, a pro-
ceeding that required the quarterly
collection of more than 100000
signatures
Decision to modify the require
ment was made Secretary Payne.
of the interior department, after
conference with officers of the pen
sion bureau, the announced pur-
pose being TO obviate trouble and
annoyance to bankers cashing the
checks. as well as the pensioners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Y CUT BY GLASS WHEN
CITY AUTO BUS OvERTURNS

TOTTENvILLE, July 10-Fai1-
IRE Of the steering gear and brakes
70 work caused a city bus of the
Nesterleigh and st. George. crowd
ed with passengers to crash into a
telephone pole and overturn at
Richmond turnpike and Nicholas
avenue, st. George, yesterday.
Twelve persons were cut by flying
glass. Three of them went to the
staten Island hospital. They were
Charles Muth. of 1876 Richmond
turnpike; William Egleson of Manor
road, West New Brighton. and Nor
is Bloom of willard avenue, Wes-
.erleigh. James E. Ryan of West
New Brighton, the driver of the
EAR, was arrested. He will be ar
raigned in court today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Pleasant Plains

Rev. and Mrs. d. H. Gridley have
been entertaining the latter's broth
er. Rev. o. NJ. West and wife, of
Jersey City, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Garrison, of
Brooklyn. have been visiting in
Prince Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Benjamin. of
Springfield. L. l., Mrs. Madeline
Blocker. Miss l.. Blocker. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Cook and Mrs. Samuel Mad
ison, of Brooklyn. have returned
home after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Clark.
Austin and Donald Gridley are
home from college for the summer
with their parents.
Miss Marian Selby has gone up
the state to spend the summer va
cation.
William Scully has returned from
a visit in Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Join BoishevIki Forces

HONOLULU. T.. H.-siberian
Russians. arriving at AIexandrovsk,
Saghaiien, say that Chinese and
Koreans in considerable numbers
have Joined the Bolshevik forces at
Nikolaevsk against which Japanese
troops now are operating. according
to a Toxic cable to the Nippu Jill,
Japanese language paper here. The
dispatch added that the Chinese and
Koreans fought with the Boisheviki
against the Japanese IN the two-day
battle that ragged there several
weeks ago and that Chinese war
ships supplied the Soviet forces
with ammunition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
NORTH JERSEY HAS
BUILDING INCREASE

In Northern New Jersey and
New York state building contracts
let in June. 1920. amounted to
s6s.4Ss.000. an increase OF thirty
i've per cent over the May figure.
-Four thousand nine hundred ninety
four contracts yer let during first
six months of the year, involving a
sum OF S565.s44.0O while the first
half Of last year let 6.459 con-
tracts for a total of s176.014.0 900.
The most important classes OF
building from January 4 July this
year were: Public works and utili-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
BRAKEMAN COUPLING CARS,
HAS ARM BADLY CRUSHED

fToTTENvILLE, July 10:-
Charles Tuzo, twenty-five years old.
a brakeman on the Tottenville divi-
sion of the Staten Island Rapid
Transit railroad. residing at Rose
bank, is at the Staten Island Hos
pital with a badly crushed left arm
as the result of having 1t caught
between two cars while coupling
them together yesterday morning at
the terminal at st. George. He was
attended by DR.. DeRevere, the rail-
road surgeon, and later taken to the
hospital, where 1t is believed that
amputation of the arm will have to
be done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

cases, considerably more than others
less handicapped by wounds" He
said they we're about equally divided
as farm tractor mechanics, general
farmers. poultry raisers and hog
breeders.
Archie A. Stone, former member
of the Minnesota legislature. who is
in charge OF the work for the gov
eminent, and has studied the re-
suits of the farm vocational training
plan, said that it is producing re-
suits of a definite and permanent
character. The students may have
both theory and practice at Farm
ingdale 365 days in the year.
Michael Teddy, who lost an arm at
Chateau-Thierry. is specializing in
tractor work and with one hand and
a steel hook, drives as straight a
furrow. it is said, as any two-handed
farm boy.
A yea & Charles Kupinski. an
other crippled soldier, had never
even ridden in a motor. Recently,
according to Director Johnson. he
repaired a cracked cylinder in a
heavy farm tractor at a saving of
nearly 5000 to the school.
Other soldier graduates of Farm
ingdale who are operating farms are
Harry F. Cruise at H~olbrook, L. l.;
Edison s. Smith, New Canaan,
Conn; Elmer Z. Sturtz, Wellers-
burg, Pa; Austin A. Sullivan; Ron
konkoma, l.. l., and a number OF
others within so miles of New York,
under normal, but it was well cult
waited and clean and would turn out
well with good weather in July and
August.
While the wheat crop would not
be normal, the crop condition was
very fair. As against a lighter acre
age there was a heavy carry over
Mr.. Howard estimated that 80 per
cent. of last years heat remained or
Kansas farms today. In Kansas and
Oklahoma a better wheat crop thar
last year is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
He merely Had smalIpox

TERRE HAUTE- "HCWdy,
folks" greeted Frank Bemann as he
walked into the health Office. The
clerk responded hello" and asked
him II he wanted anything. Yes.
said Frank. II think I've got small
pox-" He had. and was rushed to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

EVANSVILLE. Ind.-seven babies
we're found Ivy police under a log.
CheuIns-gum. pencils and knives
we're also discovered. The babies
were keWpitS. Tha loot had been
stolen from 4 stor&
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Veterans, Recovered From
Shell Shock, DUN Farms

NEW YORK, July s.-A number
of modest little farms operated by
veterans of the world war who have
recovered from shell shock, gas or
wounds, now dot the states Of New
Jersey, Connecticut and New York.
The owners of these farms most of
them graduates of the New York
State School of Agriculture at Farm
|ingdale, l.. l., have been "rehabilitat-
ed" and are now making good as
food producers with the same en-
|thusiasm that took them over the
top in France.
The Transformation of most of
these former soldiers who selected
farming from among the subjects
offered by the Federal Board for
Vocational Training in many cases
has been a complete metamorphosis
of railroad brakemen, plumbers. po-
licemen. mechanics and laborers.
One recent graduate of the school
was a bartender before the war and
today he owns a thoroughly up-to-
date place near Toms River, N. ].
According to A. A. Johnson, diree-
tor of the school, there were rs fed
eral board men enrolled in June and
a number of these have since grad
uated. Director Johnson was lavish
in his praise of what the soldier far
mers are accomplishing, declaring
that not only were they doing their
full share in the economic program
of their country but "in a good many
Boy Scouts Sail t Europe.
NEW YORK-Three hundred
champion Boy Scouts of the United
States are on their way to Europe
on the army transport Pocohantas
to participate in the international
contests which have been arranged
for the Boy Scouts of the World.
This group of scouts, which will
represent the Boy Scouts of Amer
lea in the contests, was in command
of Colonel L. r. Gignilliat, former
ly of the American Expeditionary
Force.
They will go first to England and
camp near London for a period of
training, after which they will go to
France to participate in the inter-
national meet.
The American Scouts will COM
pete with representatives of the
Boy Scout organizations of thirty
four different countries in the con-
tests 10 decide the champion scouts
of the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

Strategy of Ed, Fl. Moore. veter-
an Ohio politician, is given a large
measure of the credit for the Cox
victory in the Democratic conyen-
ton at San Francisco. Moore will
probably be manager of Cox's pres
idential campaign, as well. This
snapshot of Moore was taken at
San Francisco, where he was on the
job day and night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

ties, Sse.700.000: Industrial build
ings, sS0.56ss000. business build
inEs, s75.670.000 residential build.
ings, 73.22S. 600, an average IN
crease over last year Of about TWEEN
ty-one e cent.
Contemplated work for the sin
months amounted 10 six hundred
million dollars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

NO Ddnce AT IOnlGnf
By Special Correspondent.
SENAREN, July 10:-On &C,
count of the critical illness Of c. NJ
Cooper, M Of the charter mem
bers and also Of the board Of gov
errors Of the Sewaren Land and
Water Company. the regular dance
tonight will be omitted.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
NATIONAL IDEAL SOCIETY NEWS

The year Of 1920 finds lhe National
Ideal Benefit Society III a very salts
factory condition.
At the close of the old year the Off
GERS met, reviewed the work of the
Order and were highly pleased with
its growth and general condition.
The Richmond DiStric;. is preparing
for a great union public installation of
officers Of all Lodges of the city.
On Thursday night January Goth
at the Ath Baptist Church, Rev. Evans
Payne ID. ID. pastor large number
Of members will be received and add
cd to the various Lodges.
4 new Lodge was organized few
days ago in the city. worked up by
Mrs. Lille G.. pinkney, and Nurs.
cry by Mira. B. + Sims. Mrs Rosa
Thompson National Lecturer did the
organizing to the great delight Of all
Mrs. Mary f.. Ovcrton Of City Point
Va. acted as Santa Clause for the
order by organic ng i New Lodge on
Christmas eve OF 80 members in
Charles City, Co., the national lee.
turcr assisted her.
Mrs. Lucinda j. Carter past Su--
prcmc Mistress of Glen Allen, Va.
was in the city few days ago and
called at the Ideal office
Rev. W. l.. Anderson Vice Supreme
Master has just returned from Pitts
burg, Pa. where he spent several
weeks on business and seeing old
friends. He encouraged us with a
good report from the west.
True friendship lodge no. Sc Tct-
tington. Va, held its fifth anniver-
sary at Jerusalem Baptist Church.
the members were out in full the pas
tor, I3cv J. w. Marrow preached a
grca. sermon Mr.. A. W. Holmes su
premc master was present and dcliv
cred an excellent address. Miss Mary
T.. Page the Deputy made Il splendid
address she thanked all for the part
they took and presented the pastor
with purse from the Socic'y. Mr.. w.
II. Smith was master Of ceremonies.
Rev NJ. T.. Davis ID ID. pastor of
Third Street Bethel 4. NJ. T.. church
was present at Rose Garden Lodge
No. IS Of which he is a member and
made an address which helped and
encouraged all.
Newport News district is doing a
great work for the Ideal Society add
ing members to the lodge and nurs-
cries.
Recently new Lodge and Nurs-
cry were organized by Mrs. Cora l..
Jenkins and Mrs. Rosetta G.. AIRING
ton deputies aaaistcd by Mrs. Ger
trudc Shuw; Willie Jennings: Ida
Riddick the supreme master waR
there looking after affaiIV. Refresh
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03

Christmas Eve. the members and
friends OF the Pastors Aid Club Of
the Fifth Street Baptist Church
gathered at the church to pay the
seasons respects to the Pastor and
family. as is their custom at Christ
maStidc. \ gOodly number were
present and q grand time was had E.
\ short program was rendered.
during which the presentations and
responses were made. \ delightful
menu was served by a committee Of
ladies Of the Pastors Aid.
Pastor r. j. King was the re-
cipicnt Of a fine clergy suit and
Madame King was remembered with
Il very pretty suit, the acme OF the
modiStc art. In addition Il barrel
Of -four. a fat turkey and a liberal
supply Of groceries were sent to
replcni@h :hc Pastors pantry. The
lSherS of the church added their
token to the Christmas cheer.
Th" Pastors Aid club is headed
by Z. " Moss. VIZ. r. " T"unt-
icruH %HHI"aaI. uG5 MIRA. Iinie
ll0rGE. {: "trsr"r iiu club SLr-
r'''s''4 -! viv..- III c'iC. =: - pro-
'iairr f." :E"ir Pastor ?. Christmas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
MIR, and Mrs. John X. ChilcS CcIc
bratc 3Oth Wedding Anniversary.

BIG w. Leigh Street the residence
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Chilcs was Il
scene of NvclincSS and beauty in hon
or OF their 30th Wedding Annivcr--
Sary.
The bride Of 1889 was attircd In
silver gray silk, while the groom
wore the convcn ioual black and both
seemed as cheerful and happy as when
they stood at the altar in the Ebcncz
er Church before Rev. r Wells DR..
Scott G. Burrcll made an impressive
talk congratulating the couple for
their influence in the community and
the high standing family OF nine chill
drcn that has been reared by them
TO their honor.
Mrs Margaret Mallory, Mrs Cecil
liza Smith, Mrs. Il. d. Wood Mrs. Bet
Sy Brown and Mrs Powell Williams
assisted in receiving with Mrs. Chill
cS.
The presents were numerous and
costly, among them Il fine dinner set
and much silver and Il purse of money
from thci. many friends. DR.. W. II.
Stokes offered special prayer for
Gods blessings upon them.
Many friends attended the receipt
:nn notwithstanding the inclcmcnt
weather anG the Cohplc felt that God
had Eountifully blessed them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
REVIVAL SERVICES.

Revival Services will begin at the
Enon Tabernacle baptist Mission, l7lh
and Fcnahlc Streets. Sunday even ng
January 4th, 1920 at 500 p. NJ.
Subject: The l.; eadfulncss Of God $
Wrath.
DR.. G. ID. pinkncy the successful
pastor Of the Shiloh Baptist Church Of
Hanover will preach upon the follow
Ing subjects, namely: Monday Even
ing January 5th. The Bad Boy Com
ing Home; Tuesday Evening. January
9th. at 500 =. NJ. Doing as you are
Told; Wednesday Evening January
7th, at 500 p. NJ. The Man Caught
in a Lie; Thursday Evening January
Sth at 500 p. NJ. Thorns in the Nest
and Friday Evening January 9th at
500 p. M. Good Looking Black Hair
but his mule left him.
Come and let us win this battle for
Jesus.
REV. ISAAC r. D. ROSS.
Ministor
p. Swatch the Planet next week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
Or. Hatch.r Visits Here.

DR. and Mrs. Bernard Hatcher OF
days with their parents Mr. and Mrs
w. III. Hatcher OF 1917 Decatur St.
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Jefferson
Of Mcdonald street. DR.. Hatcher was
formerly Of South Richmond. He now
has an cE.'lSive practice in Clinton
and has recently been employed as
Medical Examiner of the North Cai
olina Mutual Insurance Company. This
IS one Of the largest colorod inSur-
ancc companies in the United States
DR.. and Mrs. Hatcher were given q
hearty welcome by their many rcla.
tives and friends in their old home
town.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
PORTER ENTERS GUILTY. PLEA

Amcricus, GA, Dec. 26.-Iiarr'a
Jones a Pullman porter on the Semi
mole Limited. a Central Of Georgia
train. who has been running between
Columbus. Ga. and Chicago for some
twelve years pleaded guilty "a posses
sion OF the liquor and was fined $500
He promptly paid the fine. According
to railroad detectives the porter oh
tanned the whisky here drank some
of ii and then in the dark loaded it
on he wrong train which caused him
to be apprchcndcd.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
SUNDAY EVENING MEETINGS.

The Sunday meetings OF the Fifth
Street b. y. =. L. are becoming
more popular every Sunday, because
OF the interesting programs and cX-
crciScS. This Union has all of the
features of an evening Sunday
School and is convenient for those
who cannot attend regular Sunday
Schools. The public is invited out
every Sunday evening at six O'Clock.
They are appealing for five hundred
members in order to enlarge its
scope and pcrpctuatr its work.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
CHARGED TO CUSTOMERS

'"c Sifl WAS arrested by Policc.wo
"''i' clark charged with the theft of
Gowns and hats from Il department
S'ole III which shc was employed.
according to the police, the girl
'"''rscd the articles which she took
10 me accounts of credit customers
ana III this manner obtained seycro,
hundred dollars worth of morchon.
disc.
Another girl arrested WAS found i'm
possession ol several hundred dollars
"o' I'll ol articles alleged to have been
taken from several stores.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
Tho Eternal M;tgdalcnc.

Once again for the benefit Of the
public, the Amateur Drama ic Assoc
citation will present Miss Alice Holmes
in the Eternal Magdalcnc Don't fail
to see the greatest drama Of its age
nj the St. Luke Auditor ium, Monday
January :. 1920 Il; S:l5 y. NJ Tick-
cts on sale at SampSonss Barber Shop
tween Leigh and Clay Streets on
Second. Admission % cents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
WIFE READY; BUT NO BABY.
Emory Texas, Dec. 81. 1919.

Emory Texas, Dec. 27 1919.
MIR. John Mitchell. Jr.,
Dear Sir-I notice in your paper an
advertisement Of man, who wants
Il wife with a baby in her arms So I
sec his box number but his surname
fails to be there SO l am writing to
You to see If you know his name So
II You know him, please tell him to
write to me. or course. I have not
got the baby as he asked for my
baby is four years old. My oldest son
is seven years Old. You will obligc
one waiting for an answer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
HtRDN-HOl STO<.

Mr. and Mrs: j Andrew Houston
announces the marriage Of their
daughter. Sonora r. A. to Mr.. y.
Henry Hardy. which was SolcmniZcd
by Rev. r. j. King. Thursday,
December %. 1919. at eight o'clock.
Reception. thursday, January s.
1920 at %I2 North Fourth Street.
from eight to eleven o'clock.
Friends invited. No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
Tho Death OF Mr.. Waddy.

,1icd at Clifton Forge Hospital, Sat
-ay December Goth 1919 George w.
4ddy. Funeral service was conduct
at his home. Fort Spring, w Va.
following Monday. The Officiating
lister, Rev. White Of Fort Spring
,tiSt Church.
Me leaves Il wife. thir cen children
"a ono grand child and one son-in
ID A father John w. Waddy OF
~ ia County, two sisters, Mrs. Rosa
and Mrs. Sarah E. Hopkins Of
u 8mond. Va, and a host OF relativ
s d friends to mourn their loss.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03

tlr. and Mrs. John r.. Chilcs take
4 means to return thanks to their
ssg friends for their congratulate
10 and valuable presents received
"a he occasion Of their Thirticth
gdding Anniversary. May Gods
'Ssing att end them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Mechanics Savings
Bank Of Richmond. Va. will be held
on Tuesday, January G.. 1919 at $50
p. NJ. at the Pythian Castle. 12I
North Third Street for the. purpose
OF clocting Directors and tho trans
action Of such other business - mag
properly como before -. 1,r>flr.,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
Card of Thanks.

| wish to thank my many friends
for their kindness rendered to me
during the illness and death OF my
husband. May the blessings Of the
Lord be upon sou all.
(MRSD ANNA II. CARTIER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
MADE GIFTS OF LOOT

when His girls homo was search
ca tue poHte say n number of parcels
neatly wrapped and addressed to I'm
'ehllc friends were found. The girl
hai not retained ally of the articles
size Is a'ttS'd to haze hl0 cn for hcr
personal use the police assert.
Because of the girls :!nsclfishncss
IN thc ci"poation of the alleged stol
ell articles operatives OF the police do
partmcnt finally found a person to
deposit collateral for her.
or all the women arrested dur,n9
the Christmas rush only three have
been sentenced to prison The others
were fined from IS to SIS and releos
ed.
The stores through the efforts Of
the shoplifting squad headed by Do
tcctivc Jacob Berman have recovered
more than $4,000 worth OF stolen
goods in tho last three weeks. The
annnal loss at the hands OF shoplift
crS Is estimated at more than 5000
900. F''''
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-03
Farmer Wanted.

Wan'e a colorcd farmer to take
charge Of a 300 acre farm Modern
machinery provided for a man with
practical experience and the oppor-
tlnity Of lifetime to the right party
Address:
A. r. DAVIDSON,
1872 N. Michigan Avenue,
Atlantic City. NJ 7.