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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25
&assebpret betpbelist forbpjet.

SSfplge Ell 11D 2op> Ser bleb be0ta9et
al &ongresien 6en 4. SSSl1ni 1920, 1noo
enbper anerifanif 8orger, ser gnlfer
Bas for at rejie po al 2anoet, eiter
SEN 1. Suit betale ct @ebpr al 10
9ollars. @eraf betoles en @oIlar
beb 9lnlpgllingens Snogipc1ie og nj
Collars peo &asletS Wfo6to9elle. @11=
bper l16len6ing, Ser gnlfer at reiie til
oe 6orene6e Stater, n1aa ligeleoes BE-
tale 10 Dollars for at faa oereS @as
pileret al en- anertfanif &oniul. &io=
til bar 8etalingen / begge Gilfploe
fun peret 2 Dollars.
Hasfontoret benleoer Opnlprf1om=
be0en paa, at ct e11felt &os i Sc flelte
Gi1fel0e er tilitreffeligt for bele 6a=
1ntlien, bpis 6e refer iamlnen baa6e
frer1r og tilbage On atnerifanlf 8or=
ger, Ser refer til 9onn1arf 1o1nn1e11
meo i'm Some og fine 8prn> Tan iao=
le6es flare Jig meo ct enfelt @os for
bele 5ulnilien. gforge tillooer, at
Man0> &one og 8grn ltnoer tolp Mar
refer pao ct Has, men et1pert Barn
oper tolp slar maa babe lit eget @os.
| S Sperige n1aa baa6e Wfonoel1 &b=
men og 8grnene ODER tolb 9(ar b1pe
oeres eget Nas.
@pis8prnene CT fp1ot 21 s(or, mao
SC / alle Silfeloe bape eget Has. ST.
geleoes lnaa Wfan6 og Some bape eget
Sos, bpis Sc life refer ia1nmen boa=
oe fren % til6age.
BuSfontoret l,6lte6er lonntioi9 en-
Moparlel imoo at betole rogen npget
for at biGlpe oem til at fao Yas.
Monge Me1u1eifer er al Sen 6orme=
ming at Set er n90be1oigt at betale
en 5agfgrer eller "&asogent" Ell
Ibolp Snes Collars for at fao ct &as,
lnen octte er aloeles operflpoigt. @n=
bber an1eritanif 8or9er fan 11oel1
&anl lfeligbe0 faa @os peo at goa til
oct nrrn1ei ite Il. g. 9il ltrict Court el=
Ter County Court % u6fploe en- sln<
|ipgning @foa1 n1aa bloc 1reo bpilfet
|Sfib man lfol ieile; oct er nebpen0igt
at meobringe fine 8orgerpapirer og
to l1opflebeoe 6otogrofier os at pnre
leoiaget al cit boiiobe116e 6orret=
ningsmano ion1 @i6ne. slnlpgninge11
fenoes oa til @aibington> bporfro
Easlet l,6lteoes / 2pbet al en- l1ges
3io.
Oanlfc, ser life er omcrifanlfe
@orgere, faar 6eres &as pa oct oan=
life Hasfontor, s 8ri6ge Street, SEEM
gorf. Hosiet 1,oitebes ion1 &egeI
I iltrafs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25
Anrak ADMINISTRATIVE
Statsminiiter &nnoien reiignerer.
@afporien banner @pjrereejering.

S Greoags nneo0elte ct Selegram
fra Yaris, at @u1nar &ml6lens Mi.
nilterilm bar ltprtet> og at en- &pire-
re9iering bar UNDER Donnelie / Mor-
ge al Otto @alporien.
Sg orn 2pr6agen nleo6elte ct SRI
acknowledgement, at 3. g. &alborlen,
Yrplioent Set norife Storting, bar
1orelogt Song @aofon Sen propijori-
1fe 2ilte oper ct npt Miniiteriltnl ser
be1toor al nj fonierpatipe og en- libe.
raj. &alborlen bliber @tatsminilter
og W}tcbelet, @pjelterets aopofat oa
W}eolcm al 5tortil1get, uoe11rigsmi-
nilter. Officiel &unogiprelie ONT
9onnellen al Set npe Minilteri,un
pentes Monoag.
@fterretl1ingen om Mini iterfrilen er
ifte oberraife110e> 6a ser / 6en ienere
'3io bar foregaact en- Sping1rirg moo
@plre / norlf @olitif> lfriber "@en6ag
Sioe11oe". &e0 li6lte Stortingsbalg,
Soften 1918, bop6e 5pire en- sSren1.
gang al 80 Manoater. Set 1ag6es
oo, at @un11ar &11l1oicl1 piloe tre6e
al foroi ban baboe enWfaioritet irno6
fig. S 6ebruar 1919 blep og1ao
bans slflfeoSbegjering a11taget af
aon9e1l; nea Ser oplto6 @anifeligbe-
Der nleo at oalu1e en- &egiering, lom
fllnoe ligeS at bape ct 6lertol af 5tor-
tinget bag fig, % 6plgen par, at Gut
NOR &nn0ien blcp ltaae1loe.
0llrnar &nuoicn far 1tooet /
Spioien for @orgeS 9fegiering len=
gere 1io ems nogen anoel1. San bar
Stotsminilter to @a11ge, fgr1t fra
STARTS 1908 til 6ebruor 1910 og iaa
fra San1ar 1918 til I'LL. @noog uoen
at llaa Sc to Heriooer ilnr1,1e1 bar
@nn1or @n1l6ien peret norlf @egie.
ril1gscbef lengere enc rogen on6en.
&ans iioite Megiering, 6er rigtignof
bar l1noergaaet en- 9el 5oran0ri1t-
ger slarenes 2p6, efsiltereoe ne.
1ten 71a Mar. Spa6 lang 2epetio ior
en- 11orlf &egierirg angaar iioen @ar.
lan1entorismcns @ienne1nbrug / Mor-
|ge 1884, ga Sobon Sper6rup fom
It'll Horet, ltaor SEN Steen=Blebrife
|&egjertl1g, lon1 bol0t no fem 9(ar
|og otte Maal1eoer, 1elt efter &nu6=
1ens iioite 9fegiering
Gn &egiering neo &olporlen iom
Gbef fon1nler l16e1l Gbibl til at i116-
'tdge e11 ot10en @olori11g enc 6en
&nltolen'ife Mo1liogen, oa @olbor>
1en ct Meolen1 al &igslnoolsforenin-
gems Gtpre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25

0te0enS &aroing er peltienot in
oenfor Sen politiife Geroe1l, fan bette
life iiges om SEN republifanlfe &ice=
rGiioe11tfonoi6at Golpin Gooli6qc,
Scr fprlt blep rationalt fienot nnoer
Eolitibetie11te1les Streife Boston,
oa ban fra alle Sioer bplteoe flor A,1=
arfjel1oelic for i'm re1ol1,te og boano-
ifalte Sn6gribe11.
Coolidge bleD fo6t sen 4. SS1lni
1872 &lpn1outb> ST., bans Jaoer
er Sberlt Sobn 6. Coolidge ion1 le=
Der enonu. @a>1 ct @raouel1t fra 9(1l=
berlt College og neoiatte Jig fort efter
JONI Sagfprer / Wfosiacbl1ietts. Ser
begpl1ote bans politiife &orriere. San
bar 8praa6smeolcnl 8orgmelter, ST.
tp Collector, Gtatsrepreiento11t,
Gtatslenutpr, &iceguper11pr oa GIT
ber1lpr.
. 8oston 5treifen CT el1om1 frilf
Minoe og bebeper life at fren16raqes.
Sen reiultereoe ct Geoielsberre=
ogn1nc, meb 8Den fuloltr11oig pris=
gipet Sc frin1inelle Glene11ter. @11=
pernprcn to9 9iebliffelig 9lfferc, og
pco NfilitGrets Sjulp lpffeoes Set
bam / Ell 5art at fao Oroenen giel1=
oprettet> bporef ter bon afife6igeoe
|bper enelte en- al oe ca. 1900 &oliti=
betiente, lom bao6e ipigtet lin Yligt
og bragt 8pen til slnarfiets &a1o
Wfen ifjpl1t 6enne @upernprena
Ioraitiifc Sptrn6en blep gjort til Sen
enc ltore $rogramiag &agnen
i Nopen1ber al bans Mo6fonoi6ot,
&icbar0 $. 2ong ser lopeoc at
gieninolptte alle oe paa graot Yapir
|afifeoigeoe Polititnn16> bIep 6og @1l=
bernpren gierbalgt 1ne6 oper 1875, 900
Stemmers Maiorttet = sen 1tprlte
Majoritet, nogen @a116i6at / @osio=
cbnietts nogenlinoe bopoe faoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25
%ala / @orS 9afota.

Snsoag Sen 30. Stunt ioregaar
BrimGrDalget / gtoro Dofota. Ser
bar SC forlpbne Tiger peret fprt en-
bioiig &algfan1pagne mellem geon<
partiian 2eagl1e, Ser bor opltillet
@upernpr 5ra5ier for @ienpalg, %
2i9aens @ooitan6ere, ser bar 1an1let
fig ON s(ttornep General Sanger, Ser
iiolt palgtes poa 2igaens &algleooel,
men iom iioen bar ififtet &ulgr og MI
er Sigaens bitrelte Mooltonoer. Gal=
gets &el11ltat in1goeies 1neo betpoeIiq
sSt1teresic / alle @gne al 2anoet, oa
man n1e11er, oct giel6er 2tgoe11s
6ren1ti6.
S @tatens Z. @olgoiltrift er Sen
fier16te Moroman6, l1bgiber al "9sor=
mon6en", g. .. Gborion,, &an6ioot
til 5tatsienator. SOM bar altt6 to-
get Ell lebenoe SsSnteresie / Stotens
&olitif og bar giennem lit 8la6 fgrt
en- foniefpe11t &antpagne in1o6 2igae11
og 6ens autpfratiife 5tDre. Scr.
Iborion ipgte life ielp oette @mbeoe,
men bleb al Dtitriftets repnbltfanlfe
Gelgere "6raftet" til at bere @arti-
cts &anoioat og ban bpr fl1nne regne
meo stptte fra ollie Diitriftets lopale
og republtfanife @elgere, ser gnifer
''afbausiee og opgtige Meno palet
til @tatslegislat,re11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25
eSrif MebeIlipn.

SSrlano befin6er Jig praftiit talt
Sprgrsttlitano; nelten life en- Sag
forlgber, lt6en at set melbes, at Sin11
6einers bar labet 5peftofler og giort
Sprpr oberfor e11gelife gn1bebs1net1b,
bboraf mango er bleben 6rpbte / oe11
ieitere Gib. Ge6 ct 5anmenlte6
londonderry rnellem 5inn Seiners
og unio11tlter forle6e11 Dag blep ipp
Herioner 6rnbte og 100 iaoret. eng
lon6 bar afien6t Militerforit9rfni11=
ger til sssr1o11o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25

&epublifanernes 8re1ioe11tfa1loi>
sat, @arren 6. ooroin9 blep febt
poa fin 8c6ltcfaocrs 6orm lige uoe11-
for 2on6sbpcn 8loo1ning @rope
Morrom County, Sbio, Sen 2. geop.
1865 al 6orelbrene Gpron og @boe=
be @li5abetb @aroing. Sans Sober
por 2anbsbplege og bar al ifotlf Ser
fon1lt, bans Nfooer 1ton1n1eoe fra en-
ganuncl bpllan6if 6onilie.
@orren 9aroing bofie6e op paa
2anoet og frefpentere6e 2anosbpifo=
len til bans fjortenoe Nar, 0a ban
optoges poa Obto Ge11tral College
Siberia, bporfro ban graouereoe. Mfe=
oens ban gift poa oette &ollegil1nl
bar ban &e6oftpr al ct @lepbloo, %
ber lagoes bans -Sournolilttolc11t fprjt
for 9agen.
l1nber Spboloet paa &ollegiet bar
ban ofte ltb0ioget til at ofbrp0e Stu
oierne for at tiene Henge til lin ll6=
oannclie, og ban tog 6a 8eifjeitigelie
peo bbab iom belit, ser laa for @aan=
0en.
S 1884 flptteoe 0r. @aroing meo
lin 6an1ilie til Morion, bpor ba11
fjebte 8lo6et "Star" til i'm Gpn, ionl
beO 0ette bar tl1oebopt alle 5tillin=
ger, ligefro 9rpfferiojepel til Gbef=
re6aftpr % llogiber.
6orl16en at pGre i1lteresleret
9lpisl10gipelie blep ban bl,rtig oel1g=
tig anore 6orretningSforetagen6e
og fom ligeleoes inort tno / Holiti=
fe1t, bpor ban bl1rtig blep el1 al 2eocr=
ne % peo Mgber tolte la1nnlen 1neo
politiife> Sprere iom Mc&inlep og
6orafer. S 1898 bleb ban balgt til
5tatsiellator, og ienere blep ban &i=
cegupernpr. S 1910 par ban opltil=
let 1om @1tper11prfanoioat, men blep
Iaact; oertn1oo blep ban 1914 mes
100000 Sten1mers Majoritet polgt
til 6orbnnosia1otor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25
&aceoptpjer.

Chicago bar otter peret biemidgt
al ytaceoptpier, bporunoer en- Meger,
Der anfprte en- "Eilbage til 9lfrifa"
Broceslion> orebte to &bi6e og iaare-
De en- geegerpolitibetient. Mor6eren
nnobeg 0a ct 8ar Negerpreiter res
tltrnereoe til Chicago, bleb oe angre-
bet al en- Mob paa $50 &pi6e, ser
bab6e iamlet Zig paa en- Sernbaneita-
tio1t paa 8eitit6en. Boltttet re66e6e
Br9iterne, iom in1iolerti6 n1oatte
tlolpgges poa ct @oipital.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25

Song 9(lero116er life bar ilinoe at
ben0e tilboge til @refenlano, og at
Eronen 9ltben lfal bclpttes 1neo Ell
e11gellf &rirs. Sen ner1nelte Gi6
bil piic, bporpiot bette &pgte taler
Sanobeo eller life. @ani ife piit bor
oen berpGrenoe 9reife 2egotion oe=
meuteret 0et> meu' 6erfor fan ser 10
go6t bore 1oget om set. 6. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25

oonife Melo og &pin6er oog albrig
ale1nme Sem, Sc bil olti6 blipe buffet
iom Jorpoiterne for og set ipoligite
&Grn for gtor0ens <ltur, og Scr ct
fife n1in0ite Ipipl on1, uoen at bele
set oanlfe 6olf pil ltaa bag pe6 lin
&egjering, naar 6enne freezer @aron=
tier til oct 0a11lfe MinoretaIs 8ejfpt=
telie opcrfor tDit Mprgaaenbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25

@eno efter @rsbenuner al bette
8lao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25
Dann1arks 6rwnar.
Gtcrf @ritif al ben npe @renie.
@nelamb imuo Snternationaliierins


&iebenbapl1 16. SUM. 9e peo
9solfeafltcnningen / Slesbig beitente
@rnnier mellem Gplflano % Dal1=
mart ct e>oelig faltiot al SEN i>1terna
tionale &omnislion 6lensborg.
commissioner befien0tgior0e, at f.
Sen sen bopbe uofprt lit beo Serial
les Graftaten paalagte @perp, piloe
oens Mpnoigbeo acknowledgement
pjeblitfelig opbore. gngellte Splo95
ter, Scr bialp til meo at bol0e Sr0e1
i Diltriftet, onfomn1cr bertil fra
6lenshorg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25

@bonnementspriie11 paa 8lo6et er
MI So pr. Mar; bpis 9e fornper De~
res Subifription ieneit 5. 1. Suli,
faar 0e set til Sen gan1le &ris.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-07-29
Clean Up Of White Skirts.

White Popin skirts 14S
$500 Value white Gabarne skirts sale price 24S
$500 Value white Gabarne skirts, sale price 29S
Big line $500 and 5000 wash skirts price 1875 45
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-07-29
Prices on Silk Hose Swatted Hard.

25 Dozen Ladies black white cooyan silk hose Real
$50 Value, sale price ..--------..- . NM /, q8cts
Ladies Gordon silk hose sale price---..- Is. 4 a
$500 Value Ladies fancy silk hose sale price III 1'ns
$3.50 Value Ladies silk hose black white sale price "a
70 Dozen ladies boot silk hose black only sale price, cts
poo Vaue uordon 5OO SILK hose sale prce----- 295
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-07-29

Overalls for Men, Youths, & Boys.
$3.50 Value Mems Everett Overas sale price, 265
$3.50 Value Mems Headlight overalls sale 265
$3.50 Moroock overal sale g. 265
$3.50 Value Kyle brand overa sale price 265
$175 Value boys blue denim overas sale price 98cts
Boys Headlight overals sizes to 8, sale price LIS
Youths Headlight Overas sale price, 229
Youths good blue denim overalls sale price, IT'S
Mems Lee Unionalls, sale price 495
Boys Unionalls, sale price, $298 and 34S
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-07-29

Have just received by express
a wonderful lot of Wolfe, Or
CANDY, Georgette and Taffeta
Dresses, bought by our New
York buyer at about SOC on
the dollar. These go on Sale
at a Big Saving to you.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-07-29

Domestic Department.
At prices much below today's value.
39c value Paama checks, sale price ---.-------. 29c
500 yards 35c value beached domestic sale price 19c
SO inch Indian Head, sale 800
"a inch Indian Head sale price --~ ACC
SO inch Canon trooper CLOTH sale price --29
Csc value 40 inch nurses CLOTH sale price ACC
Csc value splendid vuaity MILDLY TWILL sale -43c
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-07-29

Pillow Cases, Sheets and Dimity Spreads.
SOC value 42x36 Shawnee pillow cases. sale price $50
85c value 45x36 hestitched pillow cases. sale price
72x90 Wearwel sheets sale price .98
81x90 Wearwel Sheets sale price -$2.48
81190 Wearwel Sheets sale price $279
63x9O Huko sheets, sale price $l.39
63z90 Dmity spreads, sale price $198
80x9O Dmity bed Spreads sale SITS
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-07-29
[1rsday Morning, July
s through August 18th.
+ HISTORY O. OUR

Its the one chance every year to buy the best mer-
chandise on the market at substantial saving.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
RED CROSS ROLL CALL
DISCUSSED AT SESSION

The Red Cross Roll Call to be held
from November 4 to November 20,
n of the main topics of dis
cussion at the regular meeting of the
executive committee of the local
chapter last night. While the entire
situation was talked over and several
plans proposed, no definite arrange
ments have been made, but will pro-
badly be formulated within a very
short time.
The chairman of the nursing COM
mittee, Mrs. Charles Naulty, reported
that Mrs. Edith Cruise, of the Com
munity House, has asked the Red
Cross to arrange for giving several
lessons In first aid for the benefit of
the girls clubs that meet in that
center. It was also reported that a
class of mothers should be organized
to take the home nursing course.
Power was given to Mrs. Naulty
to make all arrangements necessary
to concede with these requests.
Mrs. Adrian Lyon reported for the
Home Service that arrangements had
been made through which a number
of people have attended the Chau-
tauqua performances as guests of the
Red Cross. Plans have been made,
whereby Miss Persis Snodgrass.
secretary of the local chapter. will
take between thirty and forty
youngsters to see the Junior Chautau-
qua performance tomorrow after
noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25

and constant campaigning by APP
pleby. however, has brought before
the voters another business man
who must be considered. Last but
not least is Thompson, who, although
getting a late start in the campaign
has been making things hum by his
rapid fire talks at meetings in all
parts of the third district.
This will be an unusual year In
politics and the unexpected are
liable to happen because of
the entrance of women. To pick
out the winner in the congressional
different parts of the county is a
difficult proposition and one which
would be entirely guess work. Re-
ports coming from New Brunswick.
some time ago were to the effect
that Herbert was the Organizations
man. The county leaders denied
that the Organization" had taken
any hand in the race and said they
would adopt the hands off" policy
leaving the decision as to who was
the best man entirely with the voters
While New Brunswick was said to
favor Herbert, Perth Amboy was
claimed as an Appleby stronghold.
South Amboy favored Thompson.
the report said. and thus each dis
trict in the three counties vas re-
ported as having their W favorite
in the rae
Picking a winner in this years
congressional race is a task which
a not easily be accomplished by
mere logical conclusions. political
dope" and figures. 1t will not be
until the votes are counted hat any
one can be certain of the outcome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
SOUTH AMB0Y

Broadway this morning was the
scene of a battle between a man
under the influence of intoxicating
liquor and ar employe Of the street
department. Fists, brooms and
shovels figured in the combat until
the two men were separated by
friends.
Harold Stephenson has purchas-
ed a house on Second street. The
building will be remodeled and when
alterations are completed will be
occupied by the new m
Members of Washington Camp
No. So will please note that there
will be a meeting Monday night,
September 81. The past presidents
association will meet in South AM
Members of the Enterprise Hook
and Ladder Company are this af-
ternoon participating in the fire.
mems parade in South River.
Beginning on Monday night the
community dances under the aus
pices of Unit No. 6 of st. Martha's
Guild of Christ church will be held
every week.
Holly Grove Lodge No. as, Wood
men Circle, will hold a masquerade
dance in the High School Audito-
rum on october 22.
Sturdy" O'Leary and Joe
Press, two local boys. have left for
Jimmy DeForrest's Training Camp
at Long Branch with the idea of
entering the ring.
Court Sancta Maria No. 1882, met
Thursday evening at ST. Mary's hall,
the first social meeting of the fal
season. Cards and dancing took ur
the attention of the ladies' Re.
freshments were served. The grand
regent appointed Miss Clara Cusick
as lecturer of the court and she will
have charge of entertaining for the
balance of the year.
The New York Telephone Com
pany has removed the pole from in
front of the new National bank
building.
The junior class of the local High
School will hold a dance at the Au-
ditorium on October II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25

Charles Forman, who IL a candidate in
the primaries for the Republican nomina-
ton for Sheriff. was his party's candidate
three years ago. He entered the contest
at that tina handicapped by the fact that
the world war was absorbing the whole
interest uf the public and that very little
attention was paid to the election. 1t
was generally conceded 10 be an Ninfavor-
able year for a Republican candidate in
this county. Yet he was defeated by a
very small majority.
Having made such a remarkable run
under adverse circumstances and having
made such a personal sacrifice In behalf
Of his party, he Is considered the logical
candidate OF his party this presidential
year when the full strength OF his party
will vote.
Mr.. Formsn has been q loyal and active
worker in the Republican PART for over
opportunity Of judging of his calibre as a
public officer when he served a the First
Wards representative In III Board OF
Aldermen TO- four years-from 1905 to
1909. Although Il has been eleven years
since he retired from the Boari his rec
ord is well remembered as a conspicuous
consistently served the public interests
first. last and all. the time.
His ability and leadership qualities have
been recognized by the various organiza-
a Past Master of Union Lodge. No. 10. F.
and A. NJ, having served as captain of
the New Brunswick Boat Club for six
years and as secretary Of the Brunswick
Club for two years. He Is also a member
Of Scott Chapter. No. 4, r.. A. M. Temple
C~ommandery. No. 10, 4. T., Good Intent
| Council, Jr. @. U. A. NJ, the Print Cut
ters' Association OF America and the
Craftsmen's Club.
For over twenty years he war an EN-
rloye of Janeway & Carpenter. and for
he past few years he has been connected
with the Raritan River Sand Co., at
/ Nixon.
Mr.. Forman is the type Of 4 man Mid
dlesex wants for Sheriff. man Of strong
personality, sterling character. agrees
siye methods and unseifsh devotion to
the public interests. he will make a
real Sheriff.
(This space paid for by Charles Forman).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25

The Ladies' Missionary Society Of
the First Baptist church, plan 70
hold a supper on Thursday night,
October 81, in the basement Of the
church.
Units 4 and Z Of st. Martha's
Guild, Christ churrh, on Wednes-
da ynext will resume their weekly
teas in the parish house.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schimmel viii be pleased to learn
OF their return to this city. Mr..
Schimmel has been employed by the
du Pont Company at Pontiac, Mich.
for some months, but has been re-
transferred to Parlin to assist in
the great amount Of construction
work going on in that place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-02
Weakness of Oils
Gives Irregular
Tone ON the Curb
Prominent Petroleum Issues
Show Declines in Spite of
Strength of Trade Tend
ency; Industrials Steady

Reactions in several prominent petro-.
leum issues gave an irregular tone to
trading Or the curb market yesterday
and tendeN to make the entire list
heavy. Most of the industrials held
fairly steady. but General Asphalt broke
through so at one time during the day
before recovering.
Oil stocks Of companies operating in
the Wyoming field were slightly lower,
but trading was in small volume and
changes slight and unimportant. In
ternational Petroleum was quiet
around "a, Carib Syndicate was virtu-
ally net unchanged, while Simms Petro-
leum and White Oil were fractionally
higher. Midwest Refining sold off a
Merritt got down to 1917 at one time,
but at the closing price of ID was
only slightly under the previous final
SALE
Industrials failed to attract much
attention, with the exception Of Cen
eral Asphalt, which fuctuated more
widely than ordinarily. Most of the
others found inside support on declines
and were little changed at the close.
Submarine Boat showed. a good ad-
vance for the day, closing at 121a.
Mining stock again reflected in
creased outside interest, Boston and
Montana being bought on reports of
the opening up, of ore running high
in silver and copper on its Blue Jay
vein, similar to the output in the
western workings, which runs to IL
per cent copper and $50 to $3.50 in
silver ton.