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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

Hsstie. lis lssndeJ .sgb. ,t 'n5'09 ,s,o
3 Won: haywood. ll1 ,BuiwclD. $50 40
$ second: KhncOcas, iio tMcTagru!iJ, $3.50,
, ,tnsi. T9W$suprf e; r hp5aum. v9orin%r.
( Tosci. Due de MornGy also .iiso'f I'm '1'9Hrs.
second race.-dbout Two milcs--V!.l-
lante. l3i tMcCiearyJ. ss.-o. out out Won
Fullcry. l4i stevenson. out. ;hlrd. Tim:
Third raee-si1 furong.-El primo. H..
Ponce!. .4l,40. $3.50. 500. won; Sayoua-
III, III tiisuIEseD. $40 1910 second. VIZ
Thine, 1916 IS Walter MACK lie VIII
(. Hohokus Recontasc. LitholicS Kt:hs'
Queen OF the Sea. Beauty sleep Per.r01I-
{. dine White Crown. Allah. Uranium also
81 Fourth racemone mile and seventy
.%sg.Ie. out. won: Gath. III Usoder!rucs1.
z s2.20. out. second. Damrcsch. Il7 ,Sand.I
out, third Time. lt5. Mock Orange an.
FIFTH race--one mile and seventy yard,
4 won; nellie Yorke io7 tHtinmc.1' s. 10
$3.50. second: Gienwell. 100 Ponc.J. $500
third. Time. i:t.l-S. Franklin. Sum,
Sixth IAce-ob% m!it and seventy yard,
--I.ady Emmeiien. IS tBr!tson). igs0
1922. 1870. won: hn,oinette; iiz IIeupe3
sbsrn Fre!i. FisSi heDeo..ul lne roiaSse
III. Tombrooks. courtfooi also ran
af Seventh ract--one mile and s!xte~ntf
"a Tenonsbon. III IRoderig.szl. $40
isasS $3.50. sssoha; IsIie r sS sHi' q,
Z Drink. WI DO. Stirup. Botsey and sharp
& shootor also ran.
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BELMONT PARK ENTRIES

ntEmir';; ia receive and half furlonss-Idle
Dough Girl us tA,rbrosHl. I to .. TO 10.
u TO .. second: lirht Rose, loS tRobinson)
S.rauhin" Il G h a n Z: li,n, Pisycany,
Thoucht!cSs Beauty ran.
,SSS SsS6pd race aoou, two 'niiss-Rupica. i,
!,Cheynel; ! % j. :, 10 out. second
Primo, Hal II; 40 lrhiilipsl. 70 10 l.
ucl II ran go
Thu race.-one m!le-Abadane. 10 tKum.
mInssT - ;; TO- >. out. won: Pickwiok,
Maio! Park III Nowan). 9 to /. to To-
out. third. Time. l.3S is. SundIal H. ran
Fourth Tacc-onc m.lc--Cirrus. III (E;n.
sou; !? 10 i" 10 :. out, won: AUDI cious
Pal. Il. G,vke). TO j. , 10 ). out. third
Time 49, 80. Three starters.
fitth rare-onc !nilc--seamin,. i'll tKnm.
mer( 10 ]. TO :. out. won: YunE Ching
~ tNcAtceb. IS to 3. to 10. out second
ronty Pr,d. IA GIam!itom. to ). to 4
out. third Time. 1855 So. Three starters
sinh race--six fur.ongs-Sca sinner. il.
,F"irbfoiN"p. Is TO >. to :. To :. won;
Fan, IL y; LEgsorI,;. 3 e z, 70 even
:. 70 !. even. third. Tim". ia. Joe Joe
Carh"cn. curytiha. Winooski. General Ca
IO-na
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VIRGINIA BEGINS SECOND
WEEKS FOOTBALL PRACTICE
univcrsIty Line up Lacking In
Weight, but Makes Up for Want
of Heel In Speed.

Especial to The IlmcS- DlspatCh'J
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Sept 10.
The second week Of football prac-
lice at the University OF virginia
opened today. the squad being di-
vided into three teams. The new ar
rivals included Newman. end. who
has been summcrins AT Camp Ken :
nebec, Oakland. Me; Alex stuart.
guard; Eddie Russell, half back; Han.
Il star tackle on the freshman team.
and Fcnwick. q Washington product.
who should be found at one OF the
guard positions this fail.
Prospects for a formidable lineup
are unusually bright. There is not an
abundance OF weight so Head Coach
Warren stated today. but the team
will be fast.
Pop l.anniGan. the veteran train.
or, has charge OF the half hundred
candidates.
The varsity lineup today Was as
follows: iiankins, center; McConnci.
and Fenwick. guards; Newman and
Wall. tackles; Captain Niche. Gates
and Clarks. ends: Appleman. quarter
back; Russell, kuyk and Rinchart.
backs,
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CARPENTER Is A FIGHTER
NOT A MOVIE ACTOR
Georges. Who Fought All Through m
Poilu, Rcsentn nm Unvnr-
rantcd Slur.
BY Universal Service. ]

tBy Universal Servicc.]
NEW YORK. Sept. Georges
Carpenter. heavyweight champion of
Europe arrived on the Lorraine to-
day. Tres tres angree because zosc
papers Amcricaine" dubbed him "a
motion picture fighter" He has re-
LavinSky and then challenge Jack
Dempsey. he said. He expects to in
dulEc In an extensive iiEhting cam
paisn against Americans foremost
boxers before he tackles the cham
pion. and he declared he would never
appear In motion picture again until
he had met Dempsey.
Carpenter, who reformed to France
several months ago with an imposing
MAD enough today TO knock out u
lYEcn boxers.
When asked II he realized he was
lacking one of Americas foremost
lighters in battling LevInsky, whom
ne Is scheduled to meet on October
IL. he answered: "Pouf re bigger
Iey ar, &c harder zey hit &c canvas"
VI. DcscampS, Carpenters manager
declared the French fighter was
weighing liz pounds at present and
iee.ing ut; lie will train for the
die Walsh, at Summit. n. J. Among
his SOARING partners will be Joe
Jeanette. Marcel Thomas, French
wci'6rweiEht. and Joe Blumcnthai,
TIL" English fighter.
thousands OF youngsters and hun
drcds of Frcnchmcn, with Il band.
sreeted Carpenter on his arrival
The champion, however, was DELAYED
III having TO check seventeen trunks
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ALL READY FOR TR0I1iMG
AT NEW YORK STATE FAIR
Classic En-. - state stake Heads
" hat IL an Unusually Attrnc-
Tive nrnEram.

SY ACCSE. y. Y, Sept. l3.-Ninc
races. with an approximate value of
SIS. 500 Will I've cor ,uStcd AT tho Grand
Circuit meeting at the New York
State ! ar tomorrow. The classic En-
pire STA stake for 2;l2 class trot-
tiers carrying a value OF $4,000.
heads the program. TIL. NIatron
stake for three ycar-old "rs, and
for which S6,50O VIII divided
among the mc"rv winners. s the
second top liner.
The remainder OF the program will
cons I OF the Lieutenant Governors
stake ts.- zoe ;rcttcrs, IN, Syracuse
for 81 PAGERS; the 2:l0 pace: the
Yates Hotel cup for two-ycar- Old
troti"rs: the -. cloud cup for three
ycar-oid u,'.rE. thc 2.lS class trot-
tiers. ana =! 'ro, Cor amateur driv-
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MARSHALL HIGH FOOTBALL
TEAMS FIRST WORK OUT
Many New Faces Seen at Initial
Pracicc--Jimmy Selvagc, Star
Half Back, Returns.

Many new faces were seen yes
ftcrday afternoon at the John Mar
Shall High School gridiron when the
) men reported TO Coach Tucker Jones
Tor the Initial workout OF the sea-
= son. About thirty men turned out.
and more will be OH deck tomorrow.
A number of the men we're unable to
appear. because of the short notice
;hat was given. but this afternoon
should carry the number who are
trying for The first team up TO about
z forty. from which the first team viii
lie picked.
No football uniforms were seen on
the field yesterday, but there VIII be
plenty of them worn today, as Coacn
Jones is planning on putting the
-eoys through another afternoon OF
sim practice.
f. Yesterdays practice was strenuous.
and, while the men are expected IL
hc very sore today, Coach Jones told
ell 10 be out this afternoon. that
hey may the sooner Work out the
soreness Yesterday afternoons
practice consisted OF ihrcc-Quar;crs
OF an hour OF calisthcnics. followed
by "A talk from the coach. Alter that
the men were formed III two circles
and the ball WAS passed from man 20
man. while they were instructed how
20 pass il. Next the men We're taught
something of position in line. ny
FLOYD Tyson. last years hall eaEh
and this years captain. The practice
ended with the men taking a short
but snappy run UP the field and back:
Jimmie Salvage, last years half
back and a letter man, made pros
poets brighter for the team by re-
turning TO John Marshall. lie was
elected manager Of the iotsan team team
menccd TO arrange a schedule. Some
of the following schools are In cor
respondencc: Maury, of NorfolA; New
port News, Portsmouth, KaieiEh'
Rocky Mount. Petersburg and SUN DIX.
IL is still undecided who is 10 be
the permanent coach this year. VI
course Tucker Jones is handling the
men at present, but as his other WORK
is so heavy upon him he VIII NOT
have the time 10 give in order 10
turn out 4 tirst-class team.
Those present for yesterdays prac-
tice included: Tyson, Saunders, Sell
wage. Hudson Eubank, ioenniSeT.
1.asater. Booth. A. nishar na Mo, De DC
Witt, Talman, Crcnshaw, De Mot'S'
Ewing. Sharp. Greene. Lambeth, BID
die, Ribblc. Kahn, Hinkle, y. Lewis
d. Wallerstein Blankinship. Brown
HAYS, and Crouch.
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WEST END GUN CLUB TO
GIVE TARGET TOURNEY
Ten Events Are Scheduled ON Pro-
gram for September :I-Prize,
'fts Announced.

NJ. ID. Hart. secretary OF the West
End Gun Club. announced yesterday
that the organization viii hold a reg
istercd tournament under the rules Of
the American TrapshooiinS Associa
ZION on Septem her 20. The shoot Will
begin at 10 o'clock
Ten fiftecn-iareet events are
/. scheduled on the official program.
and also an optional sweepstakes.
prizes 10 be divided one moncy for
each five entries. Three IncrchGndisc
prizes will also be awarded 10 the
winners, first, second and third high
guns in each class shooting $50 tar.
gets. Class \ VIII be SIS per cent and
over: class Is So 10 SIS per cent. and
class 9 81 per cent and under
q y special jack pot OF fifty targets
will be another OF the events ar
X ranged.
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Markets
(Continued From seventh poge1
cuICNG0 LIVE sTOCK MARKET

ClilCAGO. Sept. l3.-Cattlc: receipts. Co.
600: good ana choice steers and yearlinIs.
steady to stronger. TOP: all weights. 1890:
buik. good and choice. 1850 ~ li..@. medium
and common steers slow To 2Jc lower: bulk.
s."vni5.2o: hest cows. .. - a 1913: Gamers
kinds. e.5eGt o,op. unevenly lower: bologna
bulls. steady. coca 100: calves mostly &c
lower: choice vcaicrs. lG.75Grl1.51: heavy
calves. 600 "a ECO: best feeders and stock
ul'i lower.
HOGS; receipts. 300: opening 10 to &c
higher: closed strong ana - TO S5c higher
than Saturdays a:crIE;. n.betwccn
Grades up most: top. 1910. hulk light ana
butchers li.l5fp 100: bulk packing sows
$500. 1870: pigs IS higher: bulk. desirable
kinds. 1900 1915.
Snccp: receipts. 5000: lambs. strong to
;5c higher; sheep stcadS: no choice lambs
here: top Western. 1880: ton natives. 1875:
western feeder lambs mostly IL. % &c 1865:
fat ewes. largely $50 diG,1o: light feeding
yrarl,nE vcthorS. 10
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GETTING READY FOR THE
CLASH OF ARMY AND NAVY
Tickets VIII lie Distributed Through
Athletic Associations and VIII
Not lie ON pnbiic Sale.

WEST POINT. \. Y, Sept. l3.-Dis-
tribution of tickets for the Army
Navy football game this fan Will he
made through the athletic asSocia-
lions of the United States Military
and Naval academies, Major Philip
Hayes. at the Military Academy here
announced today. Major Hayes said
no seats for the game Will bu sold at
the offices of The New York base la Il
club as in previous years.
Requests for tickets for members
of army athletic associations must
be filed before November J.
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PRODUCT; MARK ELS,


NEW YORK. Sept, l3,--The market for
coffee futures was higher today owing to
and reports OF little better Eurooean
demand. After opening at an advance OF
under realizing with Dcccmber. selling OFF
from ~ TO $40. but the price later iiriucd
un TO $50 on reports OF better tone I'm
tho cost and freight market and little
foreign huyinE. one OF The factors
tn" advance the larger clcarAnccs
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Buck o'Ne1fl Columbia. Coach.

NEW YORK;. Sept. l3.-columbia
University began preliminary football
practice today under its new coach.
Buck" O'Ne!l. formerly Of Colgate
and syracuse. in preparation for the
hardest schedule since the restoration
or the Erldiron game at the inst!tu-
ton nNe years ago. Cornell and
Pennsylrania viii be among the pr!n-
cipal opponents OF the local eleven
began practice today with ahou; MY
Candidates III charge OF Coach Gargan.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL STORES.

Nav Il STORES.
oE SAVAS sSiS l. CA Sept. l3;-TuEpcntine.
ments. US; stock, 1l.S9 Rosin. Arm: sales,
AL 81 RECEIPTS. iiT; shipmcnts 4.2a2 stock.
"a =" Ss+o; F. e: II. I; x. ls.25 ass: NJ. les a.
JACKSoNVILLE. FLA. Sem. 1s.-rur
nccntine; firm. l.tois: sales. SIS: receipts,
STEADY: sales; ist: receipts. Use: SHIPMENTS.
~ STOCK ,16al quote: II. ID. 1925 l 1870
r. 2t5: +. 1850 a. l2.5o: q. II. l216: l. IL 20 10
l2.eS: IL NJ. 1850: y. VIC. WV. i2I5
DRY GOODS.
", N ieh YORK. Sept. 13.-Pr!ce reduction
N lopnlnE centerS was reported today. The
SILK market was irmer. ETlccs taking n
SnEht ri"" Oreralls oprncd on a low
price BASIS buriaps were quiet.
o FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Sent. l3.-Bar silver 5os nor
ounce: Money. 90 per cent: discount ra ties:
snort bills. GN lS l-6 cent: three Z.
month bills. ca. a 1916 per cent.
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RULE au4INsT ARNsTElN
Federal .utiEr Refuses Defense Mo-
~ i"r Stny an bankruptcy

NV YORK. SER. Federal
JUDI" Nanton ,oda: denied motion
by c"snsal Tor Jules W. CNicky')
Arnstein, alleged master mind" in
Wall Street bond thcfts involving
millions OF doliars. for "a stay pend
ing an appeal from "A recent court
order Erecting Arn"tcin to answer
uuesti"lE regarding his assets. The
rultc>' makes IL necessary for Arm
stcin TO submit immediately to an
examination in bankruptcv
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cnTrnNSEEn ON

NEW YORK. Sept. i3.-Cottonseed oi
was quiet but firm on short covering n,
Sapp2rt OF nearby deliveries by reiiners
We're 70 ,! points net higher Sales
..lpo barrels Tenders. 300 barrels. Prim,
crude. IL. :? n 1880: prime summer yellow
spot. closed az l3. 30 n 1900: September ia 20
December; 1850: March. 1864 all bid PrIm.
winter yellow and summer white nomin nj
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RICHMOND T1EsD1sPATCH: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER d. 1920

from Rio and Santos to Europe amounting
10 S., a6qnt lSSSSo bags 70. the pas, week.
Der closed n, S.is with the general mar
Ket showing a net advance OF L. to- %
sWs an So; January. SsS: March. 9.oS:
Spot coffee. steady: Rio Is. s@sx: San.
tos As. 1917 n irs. Offers OF we'll described
santos IS and IS wcro reported In the cost
at SO. Atncrican, credits.
Tho Official cables showed an advance of
20 rcis i'll the Rio market while the dolla r
BUYING rate was 200 reis lower, and rio
cScnanee on London 3 l-6d higher. The
Santos futures market was unchanged TO
80 90 refs Is, h h ior old and UNCHANGED to
cleared aeel bags for New York and San.
,Ss f.-' tor New Orleans. Receipts at
$1,000 '''''' '""uian''
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SUGAR.

changes In the local raw sugar market
over the week end and prices were nomI.
no sales reported
The market for refined was unsettled
with another rcnncr reducing his list
price TO tho basis OF 10 cents for me
Eranuiated. with all rcflucrs now at the
the market No impr"vcmcnt was noted
IN tho demand and what business is go
prices arc still below those asked by re-
nricc higher OpcnnE sales were made
~ from y points advance TO > decline
out IN the late trading prices were easier
ana closing quotations we're unchanEed to
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Mother Goose and the
Gndircn

Tom. Tom. thc i,ipcr's son.
Around the right end mndc run.
The EirlIcs liked him, every one,
And said. "Oh, pipe the piper's
son."
Little Jack IIOrner
Formed into corner
10 watch the football game.
He Nfas kicked by n guard,
And this rhyme would he haired
Ii we told where that kick made
hsnt lame.
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RICE.

NEW ORLEANS. Sent. l3.-Roush rice
no no sales r%seipts :5.se6 sacks: miiers re-
honduras. G.1sj rockets. 3MsL rccciuts
5.lS; bran and polish UNCHANGED
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IIAlUDRESSIS0-

Permanent hair wave by appoint
ment: ahampooing. facial mas
sage. manicurinE, acslp treatment.
halrdroahinK In the latest style.
Ing ind bleaching. marcel wsv-
inE: all kinds OF hair goods made
10 order: 40 years experience. A.
Luebcrt, Expert Wi~maker.. 20s
North Fourth. between Broad and
Grace,
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
tMain Street Station)
RICHMOND. FRED'SB'0 6poTomAc r. +
(brosd Street Station. except where

RICHMOND, FIR D'SB'Q 6POTOmAC R,R
BROAD 6trset Station, except where
otherwise indicated)
Arriveirom I.eaveior
l2:40 am. Washington & beyond. .. Si0am
I:l0 am. Whaling ton beyond. Mo :05 Am
MI :U0 pm. washing ton beyond. Geo am
to:20 am. Ashland Local ........ tG:30 am
li:55 am. Washington Local... s30.m
$50 pm. Washington beyond. MS:t5 am
Q rs pm. Washington & beyond. Ii:55 am
SS:3o nm. Washington beyond. 1920 pm
ts:I0 am. Ashland Local.. ... C2:3O pm
NIL 80 pm. Warrington beyond. 345 pm
e:i5 pm warrington l.oeal....-... $50 pm
fS:lo nm. falkland Local ;....:.... B4:30 pm
8:35 am. fredericksburg Local..
1910 mt. Washington a beyond. M5:4Opm
to:l6 pm. Ashland Local .... t6:3spm
............ Washington 4 beyond. :. 8:l5 nm
M Main Street. Station.
X Arrives Main ST. Station. psIlor car from
Washington 10 detached at Hermitage and handled
into Broad St. Station: arriving 500 pm.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
G Saturday only.
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CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 e. Main Street Phone Randolph a.
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HUNDREDS. OF users voluntarily testify
! Dispatch Want Ada. lt. 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-27
Sale of Housefurnishings

For the kitchen, the laundry, the panny-mdeed, for every ne OF thse
vital narts of the house, necessades are % be found in this sale at reduced prices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-27

and thirty-one Republican and thir-
ty-two Democratic district delegates.
None of the candidates for delegates
at-large appeared on the ballot as
pledged for n particular presiden-
tial candidate.
Several contests were waged for
district delegates. on the Democratic
side these had no direct bearing on
the presidential candidates. Among
Republican candidates several who
had declared themselves favorable to
Wood are opposed by men seeking to
go unpledged.
Principal interest centered in the
contest for Republican delegates-at-
large The group candidates who
under law were voted for separately
are Senator Lodge, Speaker Frede-
rick II. Skillet. of the National
House OF Representatives: former
Senator w. Murray Crane. and Ed
ward A. Thurston. former chairman
of the Republican state committee.
Senator Lodge announced he will
present the name Of Governor Coo
lidge.
The other Republican candidates
for delegates at large are former
Governor Samuel w. Mccall who has
declared himself in favor Of Herbert
Hoover: former Lieut.. Governor
Louis A. rockingham, who announce
ed he will vote for General Wood.
with Hoover as second choice. Con-
gresham Alvin r. Fuller, who has
publicly pledged himself for Wood:
Thomas w. Lawson and Russell A.
Wood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-27

donated by the Baldwin Realty Conn
pany and located between Gran
Beach and the Fast Line trolley.
After considering the application
of the Sewaren residents the Board
Of Education decided TO put that
question up to the other residents or
the township at a special election.
the late for which was set as May
IS. Votes will be cast at 6 Il. M.
STANDARD time) at the high school.
The application for the new school
was first received by the Board OF
Education at its regular meeting last
week, last nights meeting being call
ed for the purpose of taking action
on his matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-27
START INVESTIGATION
OF POSTS ACTIONS

WASHINGTON. April 27.-Investi-
cation of the conduct of Louis s. Post,
assistant secretary of the department
of labor, in the deportation proceed
.ngs against radical aliens was begun
today by House rules committee. Four
months the fight on Mr.. Post has been
brewing but the rules committees in
vestigation is the first attempt that a
formal airing of the charges made
openly In the House hat the assistant
secretary is unduly friendly with enc
mics of the American form of gov
eminent.
Although the resolution before the
committee looks toward possible i'm
parchment Of Post, the plan OF chair
man Campbell and other Republican
leaders called for the rules committee
making n full inquiry and in event of
adverse findings, TO report a resolu-
ton to be adopted by the House urg-
ing removal of the assistant secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-27

on the ballots while candidates for
delegates, pledged to General Wood,
has been entered in all except three
of the districts and two candidates,
avowedly for General Wood, are run
ming for delegates-at-large.
The Harding candidates for dele
gates-at-large are former governor
Frank b. Willis and Myron T. Her
rick; Mayor John Calvin, of Cincin-
natl and II. NJ. Daughcrty, an attor-
ncy, of Columbus. The Wood dele
neutrality-suspicious. ore former
Attorney General Edward c. Turner of
Columbus and Attorney William II.
Boyd. of Cleveland. Four are to be
elected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-27

10 ET-PrIVa Earage Iocated at 90
state St, below Lewis st. Inquire az
state st. Phone 21O5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-27
TO VOTE ON NEW
SCHOOL AT SEWAREN
In Speciai Correspondent.

WOODBRIDGE, April 27:-At a
special meeting of the Board of Ed
ucation held in the high school last
night the application for the erection
of a four-room school at Sewaren to
cost approximately $4,000 was acted
upon and 1t was decided to put the
question up to a vote at a special
election to be held on May Is. 1t Is
proposed to erect the new school In
Sewaren on a 100 by 200 foot lot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-27
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES HELD
IN THREE STATES TODAY

expected to be decided in the state
vide Presidential primary today when
Warren G.. Harding, senior United
states SENATOR from this state, and
MAJOR General Leonard Wood, con-
end for Republican preference and
Ton.
A complete list of candidates for
district delegates and delegates-at-
srge. pledged to Senator Harding, is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-27

O Live established, profitable
bottlinG business. on account of desire to
retire from business. John Margaretten,
1884 Park Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-27

In our organization are men with years of
experience in helping young folks select the
right kind Of Misunderstanding that will
contribute much to their happiness in the years
to come-and to buy the right things now is to
be ever so much more satisfied later, to say
nothing of saving you the cost of replacing
some of your outfit which you might get tired
of a,fer living with it awhile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-27

payment and the balance ON terms which we
With such a vast stock as ours. With all the
new and most popular designs, woods and fin
ishes from which to select, includig all the best
Period styles in furniture, it will be easy for
you to find what you want here Tor every room
in your home. Just come III and make your
selections. Pay what you can down and we
will Immediately deliver the furniture to yonr
home, paying the balance in weekly or month
" payments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-27
POLICE NEWS

Edward Watson. arrested by
Roundsman Calvin last night on a
drunk and d~isorderly charge. was
discharged with n reprimand by Re-
corder pickersgill this morning.
o
Frank Mollue and Alex Mecko. OF