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\. !. STOCKS

--,., s.,..,. mar
new l'TA NlE -. -
Eet t"-HaL 49," ,,,.-,,,,,.;,on,f traitors
reSumtnS nc "EE''S>., -. E.,,I.h
cicS IN the ,"-;HT, 49,,
initiative ana Puo''c S"s,H,y b -..,- a..
Leaders 40 ''''' .,,',,.,,.. "A, -.
the outs, ""-' - -. n..,l~ 49,. .t.
tended dung me ,'rS' h"r.. ,,..,..-
list lost ground N INC '."' 80 49, -, -,
call money roSr '7.;" .,...... - -.,.,M.
, and foreign ~ H""H' mann
Cd heaEIhcES, 90, .r.,-r,..,,..,. ,-rG.iS
The Set-oaIN '.' ~ ~ - .,r,.,,
accompanied reports Q, "",I,.' i..Hy
N EusSo-F".',1 4. 49, .,'r.,, -
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE

Sew Yorh. Nug. -;.~-Eurt"r "A:l"r
creamery higher than .\'r"> -. u
.Hi-c: creamery cNtraS - sc"r" 9o%t ~
,.r,.,,urry nr,;, IS TO ~ SCur" 81 V
a 90. Z. packing stock. current maHt
40. ! e. &c
Eggs iirnl. fresh gathered. c\irh hrctS
.SG GOr. fresh adhered iir>i. "iT pc
SHAT Icunsl!vnn'3, and nearby wcatrr'
hrnncry whites. iirSts 10 extras d4h '"c
STATE. Pennsylvania and nearby wcst'rH
hCnurrv nrr~rS extras 6tW bNG; $tat"
I.runs,i,anII and nearby gathers"
Hrown> and mixed colors. hrst to extras
- n G3C -, f,,.s
,.,,rr,.t ,rakr white and c0lor"d spec
,als 81, re-: do avrrng" run "a 2>c
,inc. who, milk twins current mas
specials sac. d. average run 90 Y
Live poultry steady. hroil"rs. BY
!~,t"hr :;,u&Sc. fowls :" H"'".
l'r,..."d poultry stead! "'H'''"
brothers. fresh thh 1-C.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK


IN eng. Nue. - ai,.". rc'c'p;S
pnn good and ,H":'r St'"rf S''"d% !"
strong. tor Si7.2o. iUI> ,'rn ~ 81
az -. hest grassy Kinds at Nl".''m y
II -: steady. PLAN grad slow 20 -,
cows AZ ;e.7jTi@ -, Gamers a. t'"rn
: -. steady. in between grades draSST
and ,.rnsir, .. l"n.r. hol""rI hHl'S ~
s. !5mS *. mo-il, -. lower. butcher
Nulls s''ady. 'al'... ;irnIg:. F""oH hHi
,ho,., ,,alIry carly tI6.nnn Il g. ,"N
fa'.. sr;.'', >io,k'rs and feeders closing
steady. ,.r,,-
or. Iirhl and hulrhnr$. showing most al
,rrc". cl"-,nr stead! +" >,r9nG !" ,Nc
mornings adNanc". 'op VIA. "a -
l,-hI and butcher ho2. Sl5."" II !" "".
Inr, rlrIJmG sowS sl%.7j" - o. riE;S
o.; rn 5hr higher: hG!k d"SirahI" xmas
slI@5fIlt - 70,
Sh"rr. rorr.pts i&.o"o: fat lambs ~
~ - t. Soc higher. i"i western H!t'tn,
hulr, sli@5Mli g.. lup uI.iN" Hli."" .
hulk 81" -" = = M%s', aSor, N .I..JT
10 .s;. feeders steady, best i'"Gc:
lambs ;lG.2;
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w. woLLMAN co.'s
CLOSING STOCK LETTEA

,I,,. nriyats. Nirc to A. T.. MRstcn & CO..
Kew York. Aug. 7.--Efforts 10 SCI
rho market Off were aided by tho adj
yanr" in call funds to 10 per cent nut
while Reading and southern FaCihr "p-
n,,irkly and thereafter showed marked
resistance To the pressure. Stc"'. ci"S"d
M gain and several Others OF IN" rails
StccIs and steel induStrials managed
To- retain part Of their carly im"r"TS,
r,,n. Tho close was irregular. On
Tho arrcnranc" Of CnsinCss III" rails
thov rcrr readily absorbed ana only
;nc NOR" daring Of tho raiders attacked
,hc Cprricre
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. y. Aug. :7.-Whcat. cash,
cS6 December. AL.
Der. 1870: December. 1870; February
and March. 1899.
Alslke. prime cash, 1900: October
ana December.
Timothy, prime cash. 1917 and l?lS
%: 1919. 40: September t.15; oct"-
Der, 40; December AIS: March, 80.
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,~o~-x Avn -crAEaE.

New York. Aug. 21.--rimc mcrcantiIc
paper s. Exchange heavy sterling, So
day bills. 3jlH commercial, 6C-day
bills on banks. 3jl-.: commercial So
day bills. 3.JlLt demand. $50; cables
$685.. France. demand. 6.93, cable
Cos; Belgian francs" demand .'S2' ca
blre ii. Guilders. demand. G".2J ca
bieS sass. Lire. demand, 49,; cables.
I67. Marks. demand. 2.0l: cables. ~.
New York exchange on Montcrca! II =
per cent discount. Government Dohds
steady: railroad bonds Irregular ..
Tim Jonas strong; 60. 90 days and s
months. ST. RSA
Call money strong: high. 10: low ;:
ruling rate. S: closing bid. .; oNcrc1
at 10. last loan. 10. hank acccPtAnces'
6't
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P1rrsaunaH LIVE STOCK

ri,.burcb ,up - -Cai,lr steady;
SIMPLY light; rrimc $lt1l'i !" %.
Sheep and lambs StcadN; sup!m,E
light. primo wcthers !s.ooT' % 0u'l'
crJ common S20O6i %.
Lambs t9.00ql6 80.
Hogs steady: supply - doub'r GeGHs.
mediums and heavy yorkcrs ",fup
Is 30, prime heavy Il5.00Fl5 -: ngh.
workers sl5.JOrl5 -: pigs Slt.'0V
is Is. roughs ;Il00dl u 90.
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DRY GOODS

New York Aug. "1.--N"W T7t'c"
were named IN loday's dry goods mar:
Ec, on Vide srcetinGs on Il Hasis 81 SO
cents for pepprrell ip-t hl"ach"d More
INJURY was reported for cotton So"dS
with prices still casing. Yarns M'rc
lower. wool DUH knit goods inactive
md burlaps Quct
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Special Dispatch TO the Intelllsencer. '~'
East Liverpool. O.. Aug. 21.-Policsn
to-day were searching for sneak thterel
the heart Of the business district early
Friday morning. making getaway
with merchandise valued at more than
$4,000 Entrance TO the establishments
was made by use Of a skeleton key. The
rolicr declare that tn" perpetrators used
an automobile in their work. There Is
no clue.
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LnKRTY BoNDs-

New York. Aug. c7.-Libcr!y oonds
closed: SIS, 1855: first IS, $3.50;
second IS, .36; FIRST o. $50: SEE
ond IL's. Y4.54: third t.'s. S!.6t:
fourth as. $3.50: Victory 81 S. 9o.i2;
Victory ia,'S, 1886.
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n Y STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. - -.
FURNISHED Tho In:Ell:GSucc- by A. F.
Mastsn & Co. members ut the New York
STOCK Exchange National hank Build
Ing, Wheeling ". Va. Louis +. Brand
Resident Partner
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New York Cotton Market

Nor>'.rE. ". Va. NuS. =. -
Fu-o she'd the lr;cl'it"n er !.
Matten 4 Co.. MEMBER Sew =. N''.
Bank q. W. Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS


Wheeling ". Va. Aug -. 20.
Furnished The Intelligence by \. T..
MaSten & Co. members Pittsburgh stock
Exchange. sec md floor National Bank
VI w. Va. E!de.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. AuS -. 90.
Furr shoe The In;cllisenrcr hy \ l.
Ma>;en K Co. McmbcI. H"s'Gn STOCK
Exchange Sc, "ud floor National Bank
or w Va Bldg.
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PETROLEUM

OH C.t,. Ia. NuG 2I.vredi ma.
anccs $50. Runs. "v."%", a'cr,se
runs. a7.4Iu: ehirm,nis. 3".ei'; aver
age shipments. @t,""9.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Wh"cnag. W Va. Aug -. -"
heror;cd b. a. l.. AlASten y Co, m'm;,
Der, Nrw YrrH S;uvh Ia .lanSc Seeuhu
fynor. Nu;lomaI BIn> OF ~. ~ H'ds.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Watching ". Va. AUG. -. 90
pany quotation list Whcci.TE Stock
ENrhauFe. complied Tor The lntc.i6cn-
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AT KI0-F T'T'N n
L's s1r., i !. 80 oos' 'o,s' $50 ss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10

demonstrated the past week among
the employees of the pennsylvania
railroad who are on duty as fiagmen
in town. One has been suspended
for holding conversation with ped
estrians passing the shanty.
Many members of Mechanics
Home Council are planning to at
tend the big session of the Orient
Court to be held in New Brunswick
Tuesday night.
With the opening of the hunting
season today Borough Clerk VIII
liam II. Brooks has issued a greater
number of hunting licenses than in
some years.
Frederick Firestine. who went to
South Amboy some months ago to
take a position as car inspector, has
returned to Jamesburg and is m
ployed in the same capacity as be-
fore he left and will occupy the
same dwelling that he vacated.
Jamesburg will be represented at
Camp Dix Armistice Day. Thurs
day. November IL. by a big delega-
ton who will go to witness the big
sham battle to be staged by the SOL
diers of the regular army at that
camp. AS the men have seen serv-
ice overseas. the presentation of the
battle should TEEN with realism.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
BIC CATHOLIC
CHURCH EVENT
To Erect Stations of the Cross
at st. Mary's Church in So.
Amboy Friday Night.

SOUTH AMBOY. Nov. 1o-On
Friday night. Nov. IL. at 7:45 o'clock
the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John II. Fox,
LII. D.. victor general of the Diocese
of Trenton, as special delegate of the
Rt. Rev. Thomas j. Walsh. ID. d.,
will solemnly erect the stations of
the cross in st. Mary's church and
apply to the same the rich indulg-
ences granted by the Popes to the
devotion of the Way of the Cross.
The stations in st. Mary's church
are of unusual elegance and design
and have few equals in the diocese
They have been erected as memoir
ials to deceased members OF the
parish by their children.
The great passionist orator. Rev.
Father James. will deliver the SER
mon for the occasion and elaborate
preparations have been made for an
impressive ceremony.
As appropriate accompaniment
to the liturgical function, the cele-
brated oratorio of Rossini. the FAM
u S Italian composer, will be render
ed by five of Philadelphia's leading
artists, Miss Mary Farley. soprano,
Miss Catherine Meisley, contralto.
Anthony McNichol, tenor, andSMr.
Frederick chaperon, baritone. hs-
sisted by the choir of st. Mary's
church with an augmented chorus,
which has been trained by the orr
ganist Mrs. William Stephenson. Tine
special accompanist for the occation
will be Henry Hart, organist of the
church of Our Lady of Mercy. PDila.
delphia.
Next Sunday the passionist tth-
ers from West Hobo en- will open y
two weeks mission in st. Mary's
church. with services every evening
at 1880.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Elliott of
Jersey City were visitors at Little
Farms Sunday.
Charles F. Hoffma, of Brooklyn
was a local visitor yesterday after
noon.
Harry Swing is home after visiting
in Newark during the past week.
Miss Marjorie Hope has returned
to the Trenton Normal school after
visiting Rev. and Mrs. s. o. Rusby.
Mrs. Herman John, of Great Kills,
has gone to Savannah. Ga, for i
visit.
William Gordon, of S~tapleton, was
a visitor here yesterday.
A dog belonging to w. Mayne, real
estate dealer, was u over and kill
ed by a train at the Amboy road
crossing yesterday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
IDENTIFY MAN
KILLED BY TRAIN
Victim Was Ridgewood Baker
Believed to Have Commit
ted Suicide on Railroad.

BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE. Nov. 10:-The
body of the man found along the
tracks of the Staten Island Rapid
Transit railroad, between lakewood
and New Dorp, early Monday MORN
ing by a crew of a Tottenville train
was identified late last night as that
of Henry Sautter. seventy-five years
old, proprietor of a bakery in Wood
ward avenue, Ridgewood, l.. /. The
identification vas made by a son,
Henry Sautter, Jr., who with Detec-
tive Detroit of the Ninth Branch
Bureau, making the investigation.
went to the City Farm Colony where
the body was removed by order of
Assistant Medical Examiner George
Mord for the borough of Richmond.
From what information could be
gained from the son, the father had
been respondent over business and
it is believed that he wandered over
to Staten Island and committed sui
eide by lying on the tracks. When
the body was found by Engineer
William White and Conductor Harry
Williams, of the Tottenville train
about 6 o'clock Monday morning.
the head was severed from the body.
1t Is believed that he may have laid
his head on the rail to commit the
rash act. He chose q good time
during the rain Sunday night and
Monday morning when 1t was diff
cult for an engineer to see plainly
any distance ahead of the locomo-
tive. None of the engineers of the
Tottenville division could be found
that remembered running over a
man during the night or early of
the morning the body was found.
Sautter left home Sunday. according
to the son. and his whereabouts was
not known until the identification
was made late last night.
Business had been bad and this
is believed to have led the aged man
to end his life by suicide in front
of a train on the island. Arrange
ments are being made by the son
to have the body taken home 10
Ridgewood today for burial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
TOTTENvILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bogardus,
of Middletown, formerly of Wood
row, are the guests of their son, Will
liam Bogardus, of Main street.
Mrs. Isabelle Ainsworth has CONC
to Lynn, MsSs., after visiting rela-
tives here.
Harry Bachman left yesterday for
a two weeks business trip south.
Cornelius White is in Washington,
ID. c., on a business trip.
Detective James McKittrick of the
Ninth Branch Bureau reduced to
patrolman is doing duty at the first
precinct Manhattan.
Charles White. of Fisher avenue,
a locomotive fireman on the Rapid
Transit, is laid up as the result of
being struck at the water tank at
st. George Monday night while the
engine was taking water.
Mrs. Charles Kelly, OF Brighton
street, will entertain the 500 club to-
morrow afternoon at her home.
George LaForge, of Mt. Tabor, N.
j., formerly of this place. was pre-
sented with a thirty year service
jewel by Bentley Lodge, No. $40.
Odd Fellows at its meeting Monday
night. The presentation was made
by Noble Grand, Alex. Campbell.
Conductor Frank Brandt and Dan
iel Cornell, superintendent of dock
department of the Rapid Transit at
st. George, were named the dele
gates to the convention to be held al
Baltimore Friday, Saturday and Sun
day at a meeting of the Veterans
Association last night at Livingston.
At a meeting of Tottenville Coun-
ell, Knights of Columns, held last
night, 1t was decided to have a euchre
December II at the club house.
Charles Finan Is at the head of a
committee in charge of the arrange
ments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
TOURING CAR DESTROYED
BY FIRE AT ANNADALE

BY Special Correspondent
TOTTENNILLE. Nov 10-A seven
passenger Paige touring car said to
have been stolen in Manhattan sun
day night was found yesterday morn
ing destroyed by fire in a lonely part
of Barclay avenue, Annadale. No
one could be found in that vicinity
that could recall seeing a machine
afire the night before. The police of
the go precinct station we're notified
and Patrolman Newman in making
the investigation found a license
plate bearing number 254,12S N.
Y. which by the bureau of informal
ton that learned that the a was
owned by Danti Serigman of IS Bay
ard street, Manhattan. Serigman told
the police that the a al stolen on
Sunday night from in front of his
home. How 1t came to Staten Island
and destroyed by fire is a mystery to
both the police and the owner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
CEDARS PLANT
MANY SAPLlNGS HERE

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 10-Eleven
saplings were planted in the forest
by Staten Island Forest No. 3S, Tall
Cedars of Lebanon, last night at a
ceremonial held at the Masonic
temple. Grand Tall Cedar Martin
l.. Fisher assisted by the grand tall
cedar of Bay View Forest Of Key
port were in charge of the work.
Besides many members of the for
est there were visitors from Bay
View Forest of Keyport and men,
bers of New Brunswick Forest No.
~ of Perth Amboy present. An in
vitation was accepted by the local
forest to attend a Ladies' Night of
Bay View Forest on November is
and a ceremonial at the same place
on December 1. A visit of the SUI
preme tall cedar and his staff will
be made to the local forest on De-
cember 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
JAMESBURG

Mrs. Anthony Ought. of Newark.
a former resident, spent the week
end with her daughter. Mrs. George
Gross.
The Jamesburg FIRE department
received their motorized hook and
ladder truck Monday night previous
to their meeting. All that is lack
ing is the painting of the body and
1t is expected that the truck will be
in service Wednesday. November IL.
The apparatus is twelve feet in
length and carries 500 feet of hose.
The department has over $500 feet
of hose and the entire OUTFIT is in
good shape to fight fires. A drive
is on foot in the department to in
crease the efficiency of the depart
ment and the first act Will be the
wedding out of the dead wood" 1t
is proposed to reduce the depart
ment to twenty-five members in
stead of the forty-ive enrolment as
at present.
The annual dance of Star Post,
American Legion. will be held in
Lange's Hall Thursday night.
Bunn's orchestra will furnish the
music for the dancing.
That silence is golden has been
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10

Mrs. John Soden continues to be
critically III.
Ross Brown was taken suddenly
Ill Monday night after the supper
hour with an attack of acute indi-
gestion. DIR. Shinn was called and
gave medical relief.
Elmer Dawson is enclosing the
rear porch, making a summer kit
chen of same.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Riddle and
Howard Dawson went to Whining
ton. Del, over the weekend and
spent their visit with MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Ffrestine. Miss Edna Riddle
returned with her parents, making
the trip by automobile.
William ODER. of Baltimore, Md,
has been a guest of his daughter.
Mrs. Albert Rogers. Mr.. Ober has
not been a Jamesburg visitor in
about fifteen years and previous to
his removal vas engaged in the
jewelry business in town.
Jamesburg Troop. Boy Scouts. are
progressing rapidly in their work.
Six of the troop have just been
awarded merit badges as follows:
Herbert and Stewart Smith. Martin
Wyckoff, Courtney Brown, Reginald
Isele, Allyn Shultz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
FALSE ALARM Of FIRE
CALLS OUT FIREMEN

Bv Special Correspondents.
TOTTENVILLE, Now. 10. - A
false alarm of fire called put the vol
unteer firemen of. Pleasant Plains
and Isl engine company of the paid
department of Tottenville yesterday
morning. The new auto apparatus
of Isl engine in its first run to Pleas
ant Plains since it was put in COM
mission made the distance of about
two and a half miles in record time.
Some one seeing smoke issuing from
the home of Julius Shulman in AM
boy road, Pleasant Plains telephon-
ed the alarm to fire headquarters.
The smoke it was learned came from
a new fire that was being started in
a furnace. The Tottenville firemen
arriving on the scene were unable to
locate where the alarm came from
for some time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
HAZEL VAUGHAN BRIDE
OF VICTOR PETERSON

BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 10:-Miss
Hazel Vaughan, daughter of Will
liam l.. Vaughan. of 229 Fisher ave-
nue., and Victor Peterson, of 312
Elliott avenue, were quietly mar
ried at 6 O'Clock Saturday night at
the parsonage of st. Paul's Metho-
dist Episcopal church in Amboy
road. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. j. L. Bindenberger,
pastor of the church. Miss Mary
Peterson. sister of the groom, was
maid of honor and Jacob J.. Reich
ert was best man. A reception fol-
lowed at the home of the groom's
sister, Mrs. Asa Marshall. After a
brief wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Peterson will reside in Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
WILLIAM CARROLL HELD
ON ASSAULT CHARGES

BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 10-When
William Carroll. twenty-one years
old. of 20 Knesel street. Rossville,
was arraigned in court yesterday on
a charge of felonious assault on
Francis Hardy. of IS Henry street,
Rossville. the early part of October.
another charge of assault was
lodged against him by George
Graham. of Knesel street. who saws
that Carroll beat him up on October
is. Hardy was unable to be in
court and both cases were adjourn
ed until November 20 by Magistrate
Mullen in the second district court
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
Thcy Get Rcccsscs for weddings

NASHVILLE. Ky.-Pupi1s in
Prof. J. J. Arrasmith's school are
glad he's a magistrate too, for it
means a recess when couples come
during school hours to be married.
Roscoe Lewis and Miss Lucy Hat
finger, of Highland county. had a
great time when they were married
in the school. The pupils after the
ceremony joined hands and march
ed around the bride and groom and
otherwise enjoyed the reces
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10

LONDON-Jack Crawford is In
Jail here charged with stealing a
motor lorry and a load of wool
worth $4,000. Crawford. 1t Is held,
persuaded the driver of the truck,
owned by the government, to deliver
the goods to him and then report
they were stolen. The driver fol-
lowed orders. but he wasn't a good
liar, say the police. and they ar
rested Crawford.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
Earl Grey,s Sight Far from Good

LONDON-viscount Grey. whose
sight was partially restored while
he was In America as British am
bassador a year ago.. says in a let
ter to the Berwickshire Naturalist
Club: Though l can see sufficiently
to walk about. I cannot see birds
or flowers or even a view"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
santa Gets an ADVANCE letter

COLUMBUS-First sign of Christ
mas. One Columbus kiddie has al
ready written a letter to Santa
Claus. 1t was received at the post
office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10
Depended UPON
! IT 20 YEARS
lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound Has Been
This Woman's Safeguard
All That Time.

Omaha, Neb.-"I have used Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-10

Liners to Have Landing "Fields."
LONDON-Future oceanic liners
will be built with a landing field"
for airplanes SO they may bring mail
to passengers, according to the pre-
diction of Air Marshal Sir H. M.
Trenchard, chief of the British air
staff.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01
ITALIAN PAPER GIVES STATE
MENTS FROM AMBASSADOR !
FIRST TRIED FORCE PEACE
Former Ambassador Quoted
AS Saying Germany Drag;
ged Wilson in For Safety

+. Rome, tFriday) .-Publicatio OF the
activities of the late Count Diceuere.
former Italian Ambassador at Wosh-
ington, has been begun by Giornale
D'Italia, which in today's issue takes
up the relations between the late an.
bassadOr and President Wilson.
Dicellere, is quoted as making tho
following statement: Wilson. from
the beginning OF the conflict, felt that
ii would give him opportunity TO trans
form the United States from and In
dustrial to a commercial power, to
shape the European markets with a
view of securing control of them. He
thought to attain this conquest by
imposing peace on the belligerentS,
but Germany, with her obstinate pro
vocations, dragged him into the war
with the hope that she might become
the arbiter when peace fially came"