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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-16
|1TEMS OF INTEREST TO THE FARMER
- AND STOCK GROWER IT.
BOYS AGRICULTURAL CLUBS
Boys Agricultural Clubs Will Exhibit
At South Florida Fair

Last year the club boys of central
and south Florida sent a splendid ex-
hibit of corn to the South Florida
Fair. The boys in these same districts
are preparing to send a much larger
exhibit this year, and in addition to
corn there will also be exhibits of pea
nuts, sweet potatoes and probably
sugar cane. In all probability this
exhibit will compare favorably with
the State club exhibit at the State
Fair.
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At 1O:3O a 'walk-out" was de.
creed. L was unanimous.

Midsummer and the campaign
combined have put Washington in
the doldrims. For the first time in
six years, Congress wound up its
work and got away early. Sena.
tors and representatives, one and
all, are back home" up to the
ears In politics. Democratic chiefs,
department and bureau heads,
have found mysterious missions
taking them out Of Washington on
Junkets, tours Of inspection, etc.
Some are frankly on vacation.
Society" has departed for sea-
shore resets or Adirondack camps.
The Nobody Home" sign is out
everywhere, in public office and
private home. Album! Nobody
knows and nobody seems to care"
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spgdIAL NOTICES

2
inr boundary lines, rsspectiyely
each Of which contains, as nearly
as practicable, the number OF cleo.
tors required BY law, and none Of
which contains more than $50 cleo
tors. and that voting places be es-
tablished In each OF the said nye
voting precincts as follows. that u
70 say:
Precinct No. /. Beginning at the
Five Forks road near ]. n. Prick.
cts and running thence east with
the county road 10 the trsn bridge
on Prickstt's creek near Richard
Prickests saw mill: thence with q
straight hne to the bridge on Lit
Tie creek near the residence OF
Charles ClelIand; thence with SAID
Little creek to the Mononganela
river: thence up the said rive. 70
the mouth Of q run at Pitchers ri.
de on the east side Of said river;
thence with a straight line 10 the
Hoult Town cemetery; thence with
said county road In an easterly d.
rection to the place Of beginning.
And that the voting place for said
Precinct No. ] ba, and Is, estab-
lished at Montana Mines. at the
Consolidation Coal company's
store.
Precinct No. 2. Beginning at the
Iron bridge on Little creek near
the residence Of Charles Clelland
and running thence with a straight
line to the Monongalia county line
near the point where the said line
crosses the Fairmont and Morgan.
town pike; thence with the Mo.
nonsalia county line to the line Of
Precinct No. 8; thence With line
Of Precinct No. 8 to the Union dis
trict line; thence with the Union
district line to Scratches run near
the Joseph Sstterfleld residence;
thence down said run to Prickett's
creek near H. F. BerTys; thence
down said Prickett's creek with the
meanders thereof to the iron bridge
near Richard Prlcktt's saw mill;
thence with a straight line to the
bridge on Little creek near the
residence Of Charles Clelland, the
place OF beginning. That the yot.
Ing place for said Precinct No. 2
be, and Is, established at the school
house at Mt Harmony.
Precinct No. S. Beginning at the
mouth OF Hicknan's run where the
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WAsalNe!roN, Aug. i

WASHINGTON, Aug. H.
,soss,IsI ..,wIb,te NAV, Democratic "a,
u. -. .,.,t a.,o.-
nc1e eaail man sot ms iNse res
l1n N his new JOB At the hands
"A washington newspaper men.
M. NJ. OH 1,ta caorpa per.
WYE ~ -.aS -,
sunaly-put ne mao yet Y ieein'
When shs came to washington 70
tsfa m direction Of the Demo
80. -: $3.50, ,b.t sv q, nersous
-. apt,ess, a1;si,s SI ,ny,st "a.
Sa = Satt Az .i S ~ ether nan.
~ ~ = y AIN Ma t Is fhe p.ib.
- -a = sse ~ tbe nress.
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uI7lCss'1 = T.
same empties into a Tom
hell river and tnApihg ltl
line betWeen Winli(l i a. q
Union district 10 efltl 4
near the resi- enpe sot u =
,effeld: thence down Sctatthef4
run with the smenant els |
10 Prickett's creek: thele leE1
pf!ekett's efeGk WIN q ell6
ders thereof totAe iron ID lel{
Richard .Pyieke,tli INV l4lsl lnse
with the county road y q ife1iell
direction 70 tie Five nE1l lta9
thence In q westefly q eetipl N!l1
The county road iGAd Ding to Htult
10 the Aoult Town eenele ty
thslce In q straight siln1 q 1e
mouth Of Q run at ri chely gilsle
on the eastern hank q The Mnnel,'
yahela river: thence Mp M ns
io1gahela rive 70 tn
Hlckman's run, tho plles q -,
ginning. And that the 70 u tlece
Tor the said Precinct No. s h ND
Is, established q ehpci Acstl n
Norwood. $
And II Is further ordered D tke
court that PreclnctS Nng 3 lna 9
- ss,d VynftsiA 7 dintS a. n NM
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spECIAt NOTICES

r..l.,,. -. L. k.,A Il, aatA
va.oAae " = =. .pS.R ns... 49, ~
l4llN4s, Iesl !. NJ ,,.s : .sess' . ssEss
~ = s.Ea'knsS A,as,s ~ ~ S :. X.
anon itn 1870 ~ Mos'a ~ y. - se,is .s
p,acs =. u.stan@ ... asa NJ ~ ' = n
p.ace ~. . ss,1 Gs. :. ~ ~. .shoo; nj
sna y sst c.,.s. , =. eAs S's'
lo uss ~ sslo't.A a'l
Precinct No: ., Beslnnins y sas
N. y. church. SCUM, on tne Wa.sss
Of Tsyerbauga, ana running
thence IN a westerly direction VIVA
the county road leading over hay
ter Hill, and win me line Of pre-.
ci1ct NO. 2 70 Inc residence u
Charles Criss, thence WIN aaols.
line Of precinct no. 70 tne sea a,I
house No. 10 at Sturms NH;
thence IN a westerly dtrecaon WIN
ROAD 70 me naiIlsol eo.at nle
near Coal Run IN SAID Harrison
county, thence win the Aarrl ,sIa
county line to Warrington y ~
trtct; thence following the line De-
tween Warrington and Lineoln
Districts to where said run IN. l1 1,a,.
sects the head waters OIL SAY LAVA ~
Creek; thence in q straight 1,t!l,i.l line ss
run Sonas N az =, e at.sIns. I;ns No.
a. 2. POM On .as i.a .;., ~. suo, ,irs y,
\. fa.lisa' sneaSs y St IN t No.. ..A ~
u precinct Nv. " t.e P'ees W
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spEMLL.. NOTICES
Athey Run and Plum Run, and with
the ridge between carboEy Run ana z

Athey Run and Plum Rum, and viii
the ridge between Carbory Run ane
Laurel Run q the knob ADORE TN
residence O. =, ] Louga; mene es
En 2 sllaisN Ime g tas ., @Sas
I Y, s u Maa ~ WIZ y ~ e,,,,t,
,s II p the Inv IN san If The ion !,
ihe hiil above = Parrish;
thence following the road and TIL
lines OF precinct No. s to the oil
Davis Ridge school house; thence
Mace Mac ' n b " MINI And ibst IN
voting place Tor said precinct No
/ he, and Is established at the OF
flee Of Henry Morgan In the towr
Ioi Harrington,
Precinct M. &. Beginning at tht
corner Of precincts Nos. ! and S o.
he ridge aboye i K Parrish,
and ri,nnine thence with precincI
line M & IN the Manninrto1 Dis.
ltrIct i,ne IA ina corner 81 prectnc,
M 4. thents with 4 lima Of ure.
sinct 10 Z to the line Of urecinc,
M &. thence with a line Of pre.
Ieinet "a 10 he pIaee Of begin.
ming And that the voting place 10,
said precinct No. 5 be, and is,
Isntahl,sbed al the school house d
ma TOYING ~ l,oryns
Precinct 30. 8. Beginning o. tne
north bank o. me West Foi. aisel
at the mouth o. the drain opposite
the Everson MI; thence W say
drain 10 the county ROAD; tnence
up county road TO the fafmonl
and Weston PIKE: anu tneace ny
said pike to the Curt DAVIS ROAD,
thence with SAID road 70 2 pom,
IN a short bend IN said DAVIS road
beyond Curt DAVIS residence
thence IN a straight line along the
ridge between Sycamore Run anc
Mil Fall Run to a point IN the
county road near the old Davis
Ridge school house; thencewith q
straight line westerly to The E. NJ
noWna, 1 pna u " soI Ges' cha sel
s JunnS ~ ..e IN c.-oi;no 1unct,on.
w s,sH Az :. .nv St iSa,sn,s pnn pv
t ~ rns so,Iarjrs ss;S rsi r IT,
. snr1 ra ,oS" % sS. ssorn Sars IN
. sid - oa,.~ rs.- w = p;gott.
t tstS . ~ . .s ,;ns ~ e rho
s $500 ~ 4 ,,n D. - 1,1orthinston a.
w., W. corns,. ~ ~ ,be sor,,,s NJ Seoree
a M sUta a,a y NJ n IN Woods s and tSe
p ia..iT s c =. Gomnsny. t,bonce e
-,,nnina v,t gyt ths s s.id co,raration
i lsna - .s ne -na Imy s ., uaIan'. Pm
md md thence y down the West Fork
River to the mace OF BEGINNING
And the yotIne Mace for said
precinct No, 6 he, and is, es;ab.
i,shed nj rho CIV Point school
bopse on Middleton Hill.
Precinct no. Z. Beginning at the
corporation line OF the toxn Of
Worthtngton, at the corner OF the
farms OF !. N. WOODS. george
Millen and the Bethleaem Coal
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AOIU.-ACUsSsOAlAp

FOR SALs-sIOl t]eefleas e4uip-
ped with Hoist and Dump DoGy.
This truck has beal Thoroughly re-
built and oyerfaaled. A real bar
gain 10. $500. See H. Klein, Uni.
SersaI AUTO Sales Corp, $3.50 Baum
Bldg, Pittsburgh, Pa. open SUI
HavR. S-l.btS6lI
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CENTRAL MISSOURI FARMS
Send for lists. 100 farms in Cal.
loWay county. Missouri, with full
description and price for each; In
Nissouri's best grain and bleu grass
county. Koortg & Palmer. Fulton.
Mo, 5-3l-52t-79S6
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FARMS FOR SALE

6Efa1WSa ilT FlaaSSa acres
cleared, on main stale road,
near Milford, nice ne.ghborhcod,
fine land, nice buildings, lately
built painted; ASK for particulars.
c. 7. W. Williams, owner. Nil
ford, Delaware. S-9-6t-S6l9.
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FOa oALrr-Slsu CoiumDla tao-
aograDh. Is records, so. Au-
tress BOX 500, Vest Sifg!Elan.
S-la.zl-Sb0o.
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ou AND GAS

TENNESSEE Oil LEASES IN Ter
ritory geologicaliy approved,
from 50 cents TO IS an acre; con-
ttnuation great Southwest Ken
lucky shallow sand field; free maps
and reports. Write Tennokla Co.,
Dickson, Tenn. S.1O-26t-Si47.
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FRESH BLACKBERRY JELLY
fU!. SAAE-fnoIe l265-J. hrs.
Howard Pople. S.12-stSG3S
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4-RlcH OIL FIELDS IN TEXAS
Glasscock and Howard counties.
Production in both counties. Five
acres to $40. S150 to $50. Close to
Wells. Own my leases. Write for
prices. Refer by permission to
West Texas National Bank. Big
Springs, Texas. Joe Cunningham.
Big Springs, Texas f-27-12tS4S.
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svn sl.4.E-a-year cd cos. G09a
culG.lcn. 2 ~ gallons m;lt per
jay. $1,000 II. /. Adams, Avf-
way Mines, S-ID-Sl-S6s4.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-G!rl for soda fountain.
Apply Fortney Drug Co:
S.11.3kS617
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FOR SALE-l9l6 Model Maxwell.
6.DassengeF. Just completely
oyerhaulec, SS75. Inquire G. Z.
Watts, as Madison 81. S-1l-StS62S
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CHANGE IN VOTING PRECINCTS
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS.
Alta regular session Of the Coun.
ty court held IN and for the county
OF Marion at the court house there.
Of. on Tuesday, the eth DAY Of
July, 1920:
Present., S. L. Shaver, president;
C. D. Conaway and d. v. Milan,
commissioners Of said court. Ths
following order was entered:
1t now being more than ninety
1901 days before an election iaec
be held In this county, or In any
district or precinct therein. and II
appearing 20 the court that public
convenience and public good re.
Quired that election precincts Nos.
/, 2, 3 and 4, In Winfield Magis.
terlal district, In this county, as
heretofore. established, should be
rearrarged as 10 boundary lines
and the territory composing said
four precincts divided and re.
arranged into five voting precincts.
The court doth therefore order that
said precincts /, 9, 3 and 4 In said
Winfield Magisterial district, as
heretofore and now existing, be,
and the same are, hereby abolish.
ed, and that in lieu thereof the Ter.
ritory comprising said precincts
Nos. l, 2. 3 and 4 be, and Is, here.
by divided into five election pre-.
cincts as follows, with the follow
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WANTEDECh ambermaid, one WITH
experience preferred. Wages.
per week. Bartlett Hotel,
Warrington, W. Va. S-1O.NSs2s:
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FOR sALE-l Ford Touring In ex.
cellent condition. c. H. Aeeves,
room 3, Henneu Bldg. Phone 10Y.
S.ll2tS63i
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FOR SALE-Colles West Enu Lot.
TRADED 70. Du!leing. barSala.
ihcna l321-J-S6la
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MRS. ROSA TUCKER-Excllsiye
representative Of NJ BONE
CORSET Company. Telephone
1547.J. S.5.6tS593
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n YOU ARE OVER {

4. WIN Pay You Asslls
TO occasionally fdush TIC Syss.
Of all, impurities; to sNee teaei
stomach, gently move the bcyns1s
cast the po!sons from ne ki9n n
and enrich The weak 1tttle9
blood. Nature can cnly 6el ~! = =
by nature. 80 \ IS.
Bulgarian Blood
Is Natures Rassst Presentation
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WANT 70 BUY-Good bulldog.
Cali S32.R after p. N. :. ,,o-
NQ2 S!12tStS6SI
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Precinct No. 4. Beginning at the
Fairmont District line at the corn:
er OF precinct No. 8, thence run
ming with said Fairmont District
line to the Paw Paw District line:
thence with the Paw Paw District
line to the top Of the hill at the
county road leading from Farm
ington to a point above the resi-
dence Of the late George Price;
thence with the ridge above the
top Of the hill above Bert Parker,
including the said Bert Parker in
said precinct No. 4: thence TO the
top Of ridge above Elisha Athey
on the dividing ridge between
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SPIRIT PENCILS-Answefs any
question, writes valuable mes
sages. Ill W. Ferry ST., Buffalo.
Nv S.6,6eS6O2
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FOR RENT-LIght housekeeping
rooms. 500 Maryland avenue.
Phone CAV. S-12-2t-S636
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FURNISaEO ROOMS

f0S RESf-fSO Wei furnished
rooms, centrally located, for
light housekeeping. Apply No. z
Murphy-Deye Flats, ?17 Madison
rtranf MI l.JI.SOSS
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GET MARRIED-Best matrimonial
paper published; Free for stamp.
Correspondent. Toledo. Ohio.
2.1.6tS612
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LOST

L0STSPocketbook between Chest
nut & McCrory ten cent store.
Contained S33. Finder return to
Kenyon Hotel. Reward S-11,StSs3S
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INSTANTANEOUS

GSRB6N BRTShEs-PiIts6urgh
Carbon Brush Company. 5l2 D!a-
mOnd Street, N S. Pittsburgh.
Pa 201S Cedar. 3-2.25tS569
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FOIsaLE

FOR SALE-Snall office desk.
Pnone 2l7. S.9-4t-SG!2.
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A. G. MARTIN.
Clerk Of the County Court Of
Marion County, West irginia.
July 3O-Aug. 6.ls?0 ADV.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
NEW FEATURES
GIVEN IN DRIVE.
Shaari Tfiloh Congregation is
Made Dedication Member
Impetus Given Campaign

Many new developments In the
500, 900 campaign for new Y. NJ. III.
A. building were heard yesterday af-
ternoon when the executive committee
met in the lodge rooms of the asso-
citation building.
The congregation of the Sharai Tfi-
loh was voted to be elected as dedi-
cation member of the new associa-
tion and n room be dedicated in it's
Name when the place Is erected. This
action is In conformation of the reso
luton passed that any organization
or individual who contributes $4,000
or more to the building fund is to have
a room dedicated in his honor. The
gift of the property by the Sharai
Tfiloh congregation qualities them to
be a part of this action.
1t was also decided that anyone
who contributes 1000 or over is TO
he an honorary member of the or
ganiZation and his name set up on
one page of a bronze tablet on the
other page of which are the names
of the $4,000 contributors.
A board of trustees was chosen
which shall act as a group to hold in
trust all 41e money collected for the
building. Those named were Herman
Ellis. David Kaufman, Max Wurtzel
and Max Goldman. and the money will
be deposited with the four banking
institutions of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
NON-PART|SAN
MOVE IS URGED
Commission Rule Question
naireS Will be Sent Out to
Citizens Within Few DAYS

Efforts are now being made to
secure a non political committee to
take charge of the petitions for the
commission form of government
which are now being circulated
throughout the city. This committee
according to plans now being worked
out. will take charge OF the campaign
and resume the responsibility for its
success. The committee will be chosen
through n questionnaire which will
be sent out within the next few days
among the prominent men of the city.
This move is being made in order that
the campaign organization may be as
non partisan as possible.
Harry S. Medinets, who drew up
the petitions after many requests had
been made by those who favored the
commission form of government, said
today Il don't want this to be a
one man proposition in any way.
This movement Is important to the
entire community. Those Interested
in the advancement of the city
should participate in the manage
ment of the work and institution of
the plans for the commission gov
ernment here"
More petitions are being placed In
circulation each day. Every one who
is in favor of commission govern
ment is invited TO take petition and
do their part In obtaining signatures
to it. The petitions may be obtained
at the EVENING NEWS office or at
the office of Attorney Medinets at
any time during the day and between
and o'clock at night at Medinets'
office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
HOME FOR AGED
WILL BE MOVED
New Home Will be Old and Fa-
nous Ciani Residence, Rec
tor ST.; to Sell Former Place

The Home for the Aged, which has
occupied n building in High street
for the past eight or ten years, will
soon move into new home, the
Board of Trustees and Ladies' Aux
iliary of the home at a meeting on
Thursday night having decided to
purchase the Ciani residence i'm Rec
tor street. The matter of securing a
new location has long been hanging
In the balance and this week 1t was
defiaitely decided to go ahead with
the purchase of the large Ciani home
which Is situated on the west side of
Rector street between Market and
Smith streets.
The Ciani home will be altered
and renovated prior to it's occupation
by inmates of the Home for the Aged.
The new home will offer more room
and pleasanter surroundings than
does the present building, as there
Will be less traffic on Rector street
and consequently much quieter
At the meeting on Thursday night
1t was also agreed to place the prop
erty in High street upon which the
home Is located at presentFon the mar
ket for sale. AS extensions to the
present home would be made difficult
owing to the size of the property it
was deemed advisable by the trustees
and members of the auxiliary to pur-
chase the Ciani home as the property
adjoining will make extensions poSsi
BILE when they are needed.
The new home will be a big Inn
provement over the present structure
and alterations will be started soon
to make it as home like as possible
for the inmates who will spend the
rest of their days under its roof.
AS property in High street Is val
liable and bringing high prices 1t is
expected that sufficient funds will be
realized from the sale of the old home
to help considerably with the altering
and renovating of the new home in
Rector street.
The trustees and members of the
have toured the city in
search of an appropriate spot for
their new home and 1t was the belief
of all that the Ciani home. which is
among the oldest and best built In
the city would be just what was want
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
GERAN ACCEPTS
FEDERAL OFFICE
President Names Him United
States District Attorney
Will Quit Race for Congress

President Wilson has sent to the
senate for confirmation the appoint
ment of Elmert II. Geran of Matawan.
as United States district attorney for
this state and the appointment of JOS
eph l.. Bodine of Trenton, the present
district attorney, as judge of the
United States district court. Mr.. Ger
an who is sheriff of Monmouth county
let 1t be known today that he Will
accept the appointment.
Sheriff Geran during the past few
weeks has been suggested by the DEM
ocratic party in the third congression-
al district as the only logical candi-
date for the nomination of congress-
man in this district. 1t was felt by
the party leaders that Geran was the
most popular man in the district at
the present time and for this reason
would be the best fitted to represent
the party in the congressional race.
The appointment of Geran to the
post of United States District Attorney
eliminates him as congressional can
didate and the party will now have to
seek In other quarters for a standard
bearer. The only other name ad-
vanced for the nomination Is that
of Mayor Frank Dorsey OF this city
and from present indications It would
seem that the field is open to him
If he decides to enter the contest.
1t Is understood that the appoin-
ment of United States Attorney Is for
a period of four or five years at a
salary of $4,000 per year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
MAN 1S KILLED
IN AUTO Crash
Driver of Truck at New Rruns-
wick is Held in Bail on
Charge of ManSIaughter
BIZ StaH Correspondenl.

NEW BRUNSWICK. May 29:--A
truck owned and driven by John II.
Nelson. of Philadelphia, after collid-
ing with a wagon on Georges read
just outside of New brunswick.
about o'clock last night, struck =
man on bicycle. The man, john
Gaydos. of Weitzman's farm, died an
hour later In st. Peters hospital.
Nelson gave himself up to the New
Brunswick police shortly after the
accident and he VIII be arraigned
before Justice of the Peace Charles
Sedan today and held on a technical
charge of manslaughter. Bail VIII
be fixed at $4,000. According to the
driver Of the car one of the wheels
of his car locked in wheel of the
wagon and the bicycle came in back
of his car. Nelson claims to have
endeavored not to collide with the
bicycle by driving over an embank
ment. but could not prevent the ac-
cident.
The man was going to work in tie
Howe Rubber Company in New
Brunswick He is survived by a Wife
and five children. He was badly cut
across the stomach and both arms
broken as result of the accident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29
TRAIN SERVICE EVERY FORTY
MINUTES ON STATEN ISLAND

Train service every forty minutes
during the rush hours, morning and
night on the Tottenville division Of
the Staten Island Rapid Transit
railroad was inaugurated this morn
ing in the new summer schedule that
went into effect at 3 a. m. The spe-
cial Saturday schedule was also put
into operation when seventeen extra
trains were added coming from New
York and fifteen extra ones were put
on connecting with the ferry from this
city. More trains are added to the
Sunday and holiday schedule. There
Is also an extra train leaving from
Plea SAINT Plains each morning at
S:45 o'clock and an express from
Great Kills at 7:42 o'clock.
Another train added is one leaving
st. George at 5:35 o'clock in the
morning. making the first train I'm the
Tottenville terminal at 6:20 o'clock,
connecting with the boat for this city
Express service was started for the
first time on the north shore divi-
sion In the change TO the summer
time. Two boats are on for the week
end and holidays between this city
and Tottenvile to take care of the
heavy travel