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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18
ISSUED TEN PERMITS
IiuiidIng for Month Already Past
$500 900 Mark; several Large
Projects Planned.

Building permits 80 Tar during
the month OF May represent an ex-
pcndturo Of Sa6s.2sO. II was an
nounced by Building Inspector H..
II. kopp yesterday afternoon.
Whether this will be another
ti.000,000 building month remains
considerably In doubt However,
several large building projects are
"in the air." ana the total may be
increased largely II a permit for one
Of these enterprises IN Issued before
June !.
Permits issued yesterday were as
follows; j. IT. Cherry, ii6 North
Union, residence. $4,000. T.. NJ.
Murry, 1915 North Elwood, resi-
denco. $4,000. garage t300. Lewis
Pool Hail. 40 East First, improve
mcnts. 5000. Mrs. Glen Allison.
i9ls South Quaker. repairs, $1,000;
j. a. Bailey, SIS South Hunis. resi-
doncc. $4,000. lIaycrstock, 1898
East Tenth improvements. FJ00s
j, T.. Haverfield, l29 North Lewis,
improvements, $500, T.. Hoottage
and Charles Houohas. Third and
Cincinnati, remOdeling restaurant,
$4,000. ~. l.. Libby. l2i North Mo-
gales. house. 5000; lnets Morris. GIG
South Quaker. residence, $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18
JUDGMENTS AGAINST CITY
Ira Gibbons and Wife Given DAM
ages for InlurlsY. In MrccL

Court Judgment for f2.5O0 and
5000 In favor OF Mrs Ira Gibbons
and Ira Gibbons respectively, was
awarded IN superior court yester-
day on hearing Of the case before
Judge L. J. Martin after jury had
been waived, In the plaintiffs suit
against the city OF Tulsa.
Gibbons. driving an automobile
and accompanied by his wife and
Mrs A. j. Thompson, ran into an
open sewer ditch In the east part of
tho city In November OF 1917, and
the three brought suit against the
city Of Tulsa. alleging the acci-
dent was caused by the negligence
OF the city In failing to place signal
lantera at the excavation.
MrA Thompson recovered dam
ages OF $4,000 In June of 1919, by a
jury verdict and the other plaintiffs
yesterday were awarded damages
after hearing OF the case by the
court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18
HAD TERRIBLE COUGH
AND NIGHT SWEATS
cough about gone, eats and slrcns
well, and gained ~ pounds.

In December. lSia. had A ,..rbl
cough, and my physician ordered ma IN
change climate Immediately. went 40
San Antonio. Texas ana onto,e,
torium, I,f, thar. and cam. a. g
hn,ns c,,,, A., n.,., una
"""" WY III ootoneI 1918 Had no
appetite. could not sleep. had night sweata
and was tortnr from, ope % ~. -. =
a -, -, .e' pouhhs
NeeN' also hAd eRtarrh OF the bowels.
Nhieh the doctors had been unable 10 re-
n,.t.,, 49,,
"F'""Fes ursed me to Try Mlks
Emulsion, I did 80 and BEGAN ia t,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18

Public School Exhibit
Last Week of Month

Each department OF the public
schools VIII have an exhibit repre-
senting the years work at The annu.,
school exhibit NJ Convention bnlI
"wednesday. Thursday and Friday
May 20, ~, 2s. Complete pIans nav.
NOT been made" n. n. OberhoItyer.
cahirman OF the executive comittee a
said yesterdy but we hope 10 bo
aoie 70 announce the entire schedule
in a short time.
The exhibit is In charge OF ibreo
committees besides the .xeo,tive
committee. The arrangements com.
mittee WIN have charge OF the schoo,
visit schedule and discipline nj the
nsiii the program committee will
nave charRe or the programs during
the exhibit; and the exhibit com.
mittee which viii have charge OF tho
arragement of the exhibits In the
hall. wv
There will he several new features
~ inc exhibit this year" u. n. Ober-
noltzer said. The toy-maklng de-
phttment, established this year In the
NTH grade OF all schools. will bove
an exhibit, and Miss Edna Ren,in.-
ton. supervisor OF this department
says mat II will be the most inter
esting feature OF the show. A repre-
sentative or the United States bureau
OF mines VIII be here In connection
WIN the home economic department
ana she Will give several lectures on
ECONOMY In the Use OF Gas" she
WIZ use gas cook stove. and show
now 10 get the greatest heat with the
least gas WV
The principal of each schoo, ls b.,d
lesponispie Tor the exhibit from his
scnooi' Each supervisor will also
4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18
GIVE FOR SERBIA
HERE WEDNESDAY
Women of City Active in
Work for Relief Day
in City Tomorrow.
ADOPT SIX ORPHANS
Tulsans Aid Homeless Serb
ian Children--Four Trac-
tors Are Promised Here.

wednesday will he observed ss
Serbian relief day in this city when
contributions for relief work among
Serbian orphans and peasants VIII
be secured by teams Of Tulsa wom-
on. The workers will assemble at
tho Hotel Tulsa at o'clock WedneS-
day morning and will solicit contri-
buttons during the remainder OF the
day, with pause for workers
luncheon at noon,
Mrs. Paul Blackwelder II acting
chairman OF the woman's division
for the local campaign OF the
Serbian American hospital and relief
association. Among the women
workers on Wednesday will he: Mos
danes u. Rogers Kemp. George NJ
Ransom. a. W. Roth w. a. Skelley,
y. j. Murray. J. A. Chapman. J. u.
Eddington. Cyrus =. Avery ] w.
Sanders. J. W. Sloan, O. O. Hollow,
A. IT, Craver. J. y. Richards, Ar a..
Heggem. o. H. Leonard. w. ". Sill.
John r. Hadley. II l.. Standovcn,
John Roy. w T.. Brown. Nd O. sar-
gent J. NJ. Ward. G. r.. Grimes, Pres
ton G. West. J. y. Brown, y u. Dil-
lard. W, H. Cole. y, J. Lones. l., g.
shank II c. Ashby, W. r Edwards,
G. n. Gump, Lewis Barnett, J H.
Burdick. A Ernsberger, j. H. Wal
lace. A. Riley Wallace, Charles B.
Latr. J. James, n. w Jacob, w. X
Holme, L. X. Wallace. G. w. Me-
Carly. ", Forrest Hayden. l.. r.. Ca
hill, Lilah u. Lindsay, Harry l..
Heinzman, Sada Grommet. and
Misses Mary Clay Williams. Mary
Sill, Margaret Mason, Mary Manus.
Helen Paul, Amy Comstock, Isabel
Fonda and Florence Head
Procuring n tractor. NJ a cost OF
800, 10 send 10 Serbian peasants.
has been promised by the Rotary
club. the City club, the Tulsa county
Medical society and Mrs E. Rogers
Kemp. The Rotary club has already
raised funds Tor tho purchase OF the
tractor promised by their member-
ship, Six Serbian orphans have nj.
ready been adopted by local men
and women. Perry Magee In acting a /.
treasurer for all funds collected
locally for tho work OF the Serbian
American hospital and relief asso.
ciation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18
Back to the Union

lsawneit
all
Assocai ton ad
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18
kIWANIS TEAM is MILITANT
Local Baseball Aggregation Goes TO
Muskogcc for Competitors.

The baseball team OF the Klwaris
club has Issued challenges TO
Klwanis teams OF both Muskogeo
and Muskogec clubs. according to an
made yesterday noon
at the kiwanis club luncheon by l.
q. Long. who with Doctor Rlseling.
is managing the local clubs team.
Workouts are to begin here i'm
mediatoly, that Tulsa kiwanians may
be able to easily administer defeat
to all opponents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18
LAST 5 WORDS
TELL THE STORY
Cardui Assisted Mississippi
Lady Recover Health. Other
Treatment Had Been
Without Result.
Read Her
Story.

E,rrntta. Miss s--Describing results
from the use Of Cardui Mrs. w. l.,
White, OF this place. says; when
only n girl | suffered n great deal
with My mother decided then
for mo to take Cardui took nine
bottles in all and became a
strong, healthy girl.
After my marriage. | so
began to take Cardui was soon
stronger, and passed the danger per-
iod all right. and my boy was strong
and healthy.
First OF last year was In
n desperate condition. I. al
most to death,
we used medicines without re-
suits
81 was so sore across the bottom
OF my stomach, and so weak.
'For three months ] lay in this
condition.
81 told my husband Cardul had
helped me once, maybe 1t would
again. lie went and got It.
~ began to take Cardul any very
shortly | began to improve and get
my strength
"The &. . stopped, the sore
ness left me.
"My present health is good. -
hdyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18
PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO THEFT
Two Men Held for Trial on Charge
of strnIing Property,

Sam Tezo and David Rowe. charg
cd with the larceny Of government
property entered pleas OF not gull
~ at their arralgument yesterday
before c. l.. Yancey, United States
commissioner and were committed
70 iail under bonds Of $1,000 and
$500 respectively for preliminary
hearing Nav =
Tezo, n Mexican was found in
possession of an automatic pistol
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18
Accused Of PeddIing Liquor,

Information charging a. Marcus
with possession OF two half pints OF
liquor, was filed with G. l.. Yancey.
United states commissioner and the
defendant was notified that ne
should appear for arraignmont today
Marcus was arrested at local
hotel while transporting the liquor
to room. lio claims he did not
know the nature Of the contents az
the package he was CARRYING.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18
IIeads GnIIty 70 Iarcny.

Entering plea of guilty to the
charge Of stealing handbag valued
at $50 from the Reliable Trunk COM
pany in this c1'y April 6, Fred
wolfe was sentenced TO serve one
year In the state penitentiary by
Judge Redmond s. Cole In district
court Yesterday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18

And IL IL unnecessary to say that all parties tn
,nc contract are rejoiced at the rcsuIt-thc printers
glad that the old paper has returned To its first
iove' ana the paper happy to be back in it's old
who helped make Il.
Ncither side was whipped, ana neither has any
regrets To express. The boys gave the paper the
best fight they could put up, which Il must he said
was conducted along honorable lines, tryino 10
force IL 10 return The paper was equally as fixed
IN its opinions not to go back to the union until
u mad given the open shop a fair trial and had
lived up to the letter of the agreement IL had en-
tered into with its contemporary.
Ihe dhi'y papers or the city, smarting under
treatment they considered unjust, made un their
minds 10 show that they were able 10 get ont on
thie win open shop men. That thcy demon
strated thoroughly. IL cost money I'm some ways and
saved IL In other ways, the result being lust abo,t
balancing of accounts by the Clarion Ledger :
There are many advantages In being in the union
ana some In being out. This paper has tried both
ana of the two IL prefers the union to The omen
shop' ana Tor that reason has returned to IT,
IL has always held that Iaboring men and others
have perfect eight Ia form unions for mutual
projections but has always reprObaed their right
10 disturb or iniurc property, They have n right
to quit and DO everything in legitimate and legal
way 10 uphold and maintain their orga but
further than that they should not go.
The Clarion Ledger IL glad TO be back with the
boys again, against whom 1t has never cherished
the least i'll viii, and hopes occasion may never
arise Ia force It 10 relations with them again
turning 10 the union IL is grateful and is glad of
meDt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18
Take -Four 10 Pcnitcnhary.

Sam Jones and Fred Wolfe who
entered pleas OF guilty to felonics
In district court yesterday with
Carl TemplIn. convicted of auto lar
oeny and Lon Davis. we're taken to
McAleatcr this morning to begin
their respective terms by Sheriff
James Woolcy ana W. r. kitchcart,
dopniy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-18

which It is claimed Rowe, without
authority. took from Camp Dodge
while soldier there. and brought
TO TIIlaa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
DO You KNOW WHAT
Is TUE MATTER?
vhea xes Fe,tl 0si OF Serts end
See fhiass Win q Dull Eye
LOOK TO YOUR BLOOD
psle Iomplexieas tsasiiie Feel.
iass. lowered vitality. keed
ltore Red Blood Tske
pepio-rsaasaa.

30 many people speHt weea
alter ~ssk icslina dosR and out
They never stop 10 think that sune-
thing really IL The matte, They
satisfy themselves BY saying, Oh
I'm no, siex i,ll be all .lsht to-
motros
Aud tDmoEroS CONES again and
asAie. stiiI they tel ike depressed
snd languii. scarcely able 10 get
around
II you dau |. lee llAs you, cell.
you are not yoursti, II you are
weAs aud pale, your blood needs
s,lsu ginning fou should know
:sbspl rspts- Aanssp. that ttsamlous.
blood tonic Physicians recon ,nrtd
II -esi asessl4bss IA hsesnss /. son
tain- Just the ingredients ttecdri 70
make red blood |, feae~s yoor
sns'gy, puts you where you ought
TO be. Begin with il today. G-t ~.
tablets u hey will be more con
venisnt to take THAI The liquid
Both have the same medicinal pro
pefties But be sutv YOU get th-
genuine Pepto Nangan A.a Tor
Guides and be cure that the iull
name. 'Gud- Pspso- Manaan, is
IN the package Advertisement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22

Remember, when ~ need ol
heius,ltchins. that Mrs, Will,
lone. well appreciate your work
Mas Mildred Hunter, Of Ward
Belmont College, Nashville. sprn,
tho week end the CUES, OF Mr. aud
Mrs Y. 4 Hunter
FOR SAILS G Rhode leland
Red p1lIrl- ,nd cocksrels. Call OF
wtte Tor prices Dickson Green
house telephone 81
CT smith and viii j. Cox lei'
SATURDAY for ten days trip 70 New
Orleans. La Houston, Dallas and
other points in Texas
Mrs. Joe lletherlngton and daugh,
tor. Misc Helen. Of Nashville. spent
sunday the guests ii NJ FANNIE
Hopkins,
" II McMurry lett Saturday
ior VIA, Win Ia. sons George, At
Sioux City, Iowa and Charlse 81
Mitruel, ~nu.t, passie.
william Petty, after fFw DAYS
vial, with . |. Goodwin, q, Co'ss
burg and ather friends, hss returned
10 his home IN Duncan county, Mo
Miss Mildred White, OF Texas. q
SUDDEN, At Ward. Bsimont College
4pen! the ~ras epi here the guest
III M,s4 Aine ftntrrss
Rev ] y Hrw:lry, the pe~
pastor IT the VI +. Church south.
arrived here saturday and occupied
tha pulp. sunday At both The
morning ADD evening service
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
! Local and Otherwise

Nt aud Mrs Il Is Stone. al
near Neptune. spent Tuesday here
Born. to Mr.. AMI Mrs II Turner
Cowan, sunday, Oatobr II, =
eight pound boy
Lester Rogers lett Monday alter.
noon % ten days business Trip
TO Mer.lr, Texas.
Mrs John Galloway attended the
Hickman County Fairst Centre.
willie. Thursday VI Last week
Rev J W De4hato filled his
regular monthly appointment at
Wits BIuh sunday night.
Mr. and Mira Boyd Gum aud
Mrs. II l.. Rawi.,on have returned
from Bowling Green, XIV
Mira, G J Ryan IL IA Louisville
Ny, visiting her dsushtet. Mrs,
.tnna Bell Ryan Lewis
Miss Mamie Taylor went to Nash.
viiIt Saturday ,o apsad tao weeks,
the guest VI relatives and friends.
Mt aud Mrs Don Csmphall n
Tnll hama AA.n, fhn H.,k 80, a
here the guests ot Mr., aud Mrs. J
u Campbell
Misses Blanche Graham NJ White
Rlun aud Nl-a LA Gnalmsn, ~
Cehtrry,lle, -p"nt SUNDAY here thr
guests Of Mrs Alvin Rec
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22

SIS vixth et Records Urea. See
fsylN Bsos,. I'd sasswksrs In this
issue.
Mrs. w. b. wymhn. vile has
bsen on The SICK hst ios several
days, ID sill eon6asd 10 her home
The Dickson Gire~nhoase have
Sateisus bulbs tor sale 81 UOS per
dozen; also come Hyacinths II 81
Per dolsn. Phone Cumberland 81
Ne~s hss Iasen received by Mr.
and Mrs. ii. q romllason annoane.
ina she arrival Oi daughter nj the
hons d Mr.. and Mira. Leon Ton.
iinson. keokuk. loxA.
Margsrets Davis Carter vent TO
Smyrna Saturday, where ste will
reside with her aunt. she wss az.
eompanied By her iashes. W. D
Carter.
Rsy h. Y lsom and family and
4 l.. Gregory and family left Wed
nesday for their nes homes. the
former at Nashville and the latter
at fallahoms
Rev. Percy Freeman spent q les
days here last week si,h bis parents
M. and Mrs J. N Fr-eman tie
vas enrou,e to bic nsw held oi labor
at Clifton
| o.c "a ridxsli. who ffS e.. been in /
Nashville ruYpi,ai Fer ~-ssssl @sats.
caused frotp getting his ankle efoks
while a, work ~ brakeman on tbs
Cen,rsyills Branch, is getting sisps
nicely and will be sbIe TO com,
home the latter part ci this week
| J ! Bnkiey has cold bis rec
idsnce on Market street 10 B. h
Hssvsnet, ~ho will move his family
here from Hohsnwald. Mr.. Barley
as soou as he can get his business
arranged here. will 90 to Mari 90
Ohio TO reside.
| Nr Oscar RUSSELL. after ir~
days yisit At the home OF Mr. snC
Mrs. ). :, RUSSELL. on Joaes Creek
has returned TO her home a, Hop
kinsvills, NY. She va. accom-
panied home by Mics Myrtle,
Fussell,
| will Meyer, oil Yellow Creek
spent Saturday nigh, here enroul,
TO Bowling Green, Ky, where h,
will spend several days looking ovel
the oil fields Of tina, section Mr.
Meyer Ia a driller. having bad sew
eral year, experience 10 the reIs,
helda
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
First Quarterly Coz
ference Round

The hrst quarterly conference
round II the Dickson di.tric, Of the
VI h. Church, South, has been an
|nounoed Tor the following dates by
Pre-, idiug Eldes Harvey " Seay
White Bluff c, a, White Bluff
Oct, 1881 liondrich Miasion q,
Bon AQus, Nov Little LOT Ct at
Little Lot. Nov, e. Ceutfswlle
station. Nov : and 4. Hickman
Mission at sh,pps Bend Nov. y
fellow Creek Ct at Wesleys Chapel
Nov. 10 and IL. Cumberland City
ct. at Cumberland City Nov. Hand
Is Dover c, at Dover Nov ID,
@isuli~s Rock CT a. Leatherwooi
NOV Is stewart CT a, Stewart,
Nov 20 aud III Eric Ct At Erin,
Nov Il and n Cumberland Fur.
nsce ct al Wood Valley. Nov e.
and - Charlotte Ct at Charlotte.
Nov. az and ~ Rel!shurs ct .,
Jackson Chapel. Nov 80 Dickson
station, Dee and I Hsrpeth
Mission a, Pond creek. Dec and
IS. McEwen 81 at Curtis Chapel.
Dec 10 Navsrly ct at Dry Greek
Dec, ii sol IL WsverIy Station
dec L. ani 3 plsgsh and Ebsn.
etef at Psgsh Dee Is Liberty
Mission at hlyeian Grove Dec 10
Bold Springs at Wills Chapt |.
,leC ~ and ~
The nt-,rtct Stswsrts viii please
meet mr together With any OF The
pastors ~hn may he shie to come
IN tuesday. October 6th. at l y.
M. al III. Dickson church
Harvey W Sesy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
An Agreeable Surprise

Ahou. three years $50 when | vas
suffering from q ssvere cold on my
'unss and coushsd most 81 the time
tight AMI dsv. tried bottle N
Cough Remedy and wAl surprised
AZ the prnmrtnrsa WITH which j,
gave me relief, wri,es Mrs. James
Rrp~p, Clark Mills. Y Y MANY
another has been surprised and
pleased With the prompt relief
afforded by THE remedy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22

FOR aAi.k--Gnod fsrms CON
tanning II acres lis sores 10 Grss-
and elo~Y,. Is srrss In First ard &C.
osd creek bottom, ID scrts In good
timber and 10 In past0fs, si1Toon
dwelling. praetie ally new; large nss
.tocx barn asd other outbusldinrs;
good c.siern and springi 90 Rural
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22

FOR SALE - Second hand gram
drill See or write Mrs ] II Brown
Dickson. X, Z
NOrlCE-All ladies' 81 the "
Il Charch. south. are asked "a
send canned fruit IN 4, l.. fsnte.
costs ssota. which is for the snnns
box to be scot 10 the Wsq,ley
House, Nashville Com miitre.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22

Rnsn. ie~phons In bouss. Would
mil In so ID pr acse--oe$-ihis6
cash. balance In one. too saS ttres
yssrs' time. See on call =
pErrI. ckaslcs.s (Cica4oe cssnsyl
Tennessee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-10
Real Estate


A few alterations Of importance and
an occasional new building is the ex-
tent Of the building operations IN
Perth Amboy at the present time.
The renovating of the Hotel Madi-
son will be finished by tho first par OF
july. An attractive lobby Is being
added, which win serve also as an
Office. To the right of the lobby viii
he the main dining room and to the
left a small cafe, behind which there
: being added an extension dining
ROOM. Baths are also being installed
connecting with some OF the bed
rooms.
The Perth Amboy Trust Company,
Foreign Exchange Department Is
nearly completed. The Perth Amboy
Construction Company has transform
cd what was formerly a drygoods-
store into a modern bank de
partment which is connected with
the main building.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
New Brunswick Avenue
Lots Is. 1e, block IS, from David
Astrin to John Buckly through John
Lot 5, block %. from D. Goldsmith
TO A. NJ. Metzendorf through Wight
Wight and Golonbock.
Smith Street
Lots 20. 80. 81, block 149. from
Frank Gold to Joselson and Edel-
stein, through J.. b. Joselson.
Davidson Avenue
Lot SO, block 149. from Joselson
and EdeIstein TO Abram Weiss through
j. B. Joselson.
Madison Avenue
Lot 4 1-2, block 60, from Samuel
Polensky and wife to Jacob Blum.
through Wight. Wight and Golenbock.
Lot 20, block 61. from Leo Lowen-
kopf to p. Greenspan through Wight,
Wight and G~olcnbock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-10

Lewis cufcct
Lot 4, block 63-B, from Sadye Bow
to Gilman and Bozza through George
Miller.
Market Street
Block 81, from A. Kaufman to Sam
uel Mandel through George Miller.
Rector Street
Lot 2, block 8, from s. Mailer TO
Frank Gold through J. Karkus.
High Street
Lc. Is, block 81, from Hannah
GassInan TO S. Kaplowitz through j.
s.. Karkus.
Neville Street
Lots 1919 to 1874. block 244. from
Chris Peterson to John Frederickson
through j. 8. Karkus.
Market Street
Lot 2, block 161, FROM Aaron Kauf-
man to Samuel Mandel through
George Miller.
Lot 7, block 1871, from Aaron Kauf-
man to Samuel Mandel through
George Miller.
Front Street
Lot 10, block 5. from Morris Coble
to +. Pico through Wight. Wight and
Golenbock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-10

Elghty-seven per cent. OF all for
mer Austro-Hungarian mills are To-
Gated in the Czecho-Slovak repub-
lie. There are $4,000 looms, 100000
spindles for combed or dressed yarn.
and 100000 spindles for carded yarn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-10
TAKES HOLD AND HELPS

Colds that hang on" should be gotten
rid Of. for no one can stand the strain OF
racking cough. disturbed sleep and irrita-
ton OF throat and lungs, Marie Heisier,
Freeport, ILL.,. writes: Il had more or less of
q cough for years and I have taken quite
a number Of medicines. None Of them
,akes hold and helps Ike Foley's Honey
and Tar" This old. reliable cough syrup
romptly helps coughs, colds, Group aud
whooping cough. Contains No opiates. Chill
dren like It.. Sold by Barnekov & PETE
Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-10

Lot 4, block SOB, from sadye Bow
to Gilman and Bozza through George
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-10

Lot 2, block 8, from S. Mailer q
Frank Gold through J. Karkus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-10

Block 81, from A. Kaufman to sam
uel Mandel through George Miller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-18
MONUMENT TO WRIGHT
DEDICATED IN FRANCE
Commodore Beaumont, Whose Gift
It Is, Receives Insignia Of
Legion of Honor.

LIE MANS, France, July II (by the
Associated Press).-The monument
here to Wilbur Wright, commemorate
ing his first public flight in lie Mans
and the pioneer work of him and his
brother Orville. their predecessors ana
contemporaries, was dedicated by
prominent French and Americans To-
day while airplanes flew overhead;
Rear Admiral Thomas +. Magruder'
naval attache to the American en-
bassy in Paris. who represented Husn
C. Wallace, the American ambassador
Col J. G. Thompson. of the Aero Cluo
of America: Myron T. Herrick. former
American ambassador to France ana
Commodore Louis ID Beaumont were
the American speakers.
Senator DestournelleS de Constant
who presided and also represented the
French government, was the chief
French speaker.
The monument, the Sift OF Commo-
dore Beaumont, is erected on foun-
dalton presented through French SUD-
scriptions. 1t stands in the center OF
the city beside the cathedral. 1t is
all of granite. is about forty feet
high and is the work of Paul Lam
dowSai. The shaft is surmounted by
the figure of a man striving TO fly
through space without wings.
During the ceremony the insignia
of Chevalier of the Legion of Honor
was conferred on Commodore Beau
mont.