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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
SKY COPS WILL
PATROL COURSE
New York Aviators Will Keep
AirpIanes From Interfering
With International Race.

NEW YORK, July IL. The
Americas Cup races off Sandy Hook
this month promise to solve the
question of why are New York's
sky cops?'"
Ever since the police departments
aviation division was formed humor-
lists have portrayed duties which
might be, but which never will be
performed by the ~bluecoated aviators.
Now, however, with giant sloops re-
Stunning their racing after a martial
interruption, the SKY cops" find a
task at hand-that of keeping the
course free from aircraft.
During the trials between Sham
rock w and the 23-meter Shamrock,
which have been held almost daily
off the Jersey shore, airplanes have
followed in the wake of the yachts
like gulls. Judging from the in
terest taken in the trials by aero
nauts, yachtsmen fear that the sky
will be dark with planes on the days
of the race.
1t is almost certain that seaplanes
and landplanes within flying distance
of New York-and this is no mean
distance-will buzz Hookwards when
Shamrock ~ meets Resolute. Even
a dirigible now and then may be ex-
pected to stock its gaseous prov
over the course. With development
of aircraft during the war. yacht
chasing promises to become a popular
sport.
Indeed, planes are digging onto the
business of tugs and launches which
have always transported a great part
of New York's population to Jersey
waters on the days of the aces.
Owners of private planes ire book
ing passengers at rates which make
even the tugmen look aghast.
Truth to tell. yachtsmen are be-
coming just a little worried. 1t is
not that they fear so much a plane
will crash down on the deck of
racing craft as that they may cluster
in such groups as to play pranks with
the air and rob vigilant, Withdrawing
shippers of an experience acquired
through years.
And it is right here that the "sky
cops may have their duty to per-
form. Direction of traffic at several
thousand feet promises this year to
be an interesting side-light of the big
show.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
WRIT OF CERTIORARI IN
FAMOUS OCEAN GROVE CASE

BY Special Correspondent.
ELIZABETH, July 1.-THE writ
Of certiorarf brought by William Il.
Bum and other Ocean Grove lease
holders to review the action of the
1920 legislature in passing a law
which by a general election in Ocean
Grove made that famous resort q
borough is being heard by Chiel
Justice Gummere. Justice Bergen and
Justice K~atzenbach in a branch court
of New Jersey Supreme Court being
held in this city today. This Is said
to be the first time the supreme court
has held forth here.
The lease holders who have brought
the action claim that the legislature
had no right to pass the law in as
much as the streets, light and water
works were owned by the camp meet
ing association, and were taken away
from them without compensation.
The borough supporters claim that
by the action of the voters, in voting
to make Ocean Grove a borough the
~contesting lease holders have no
power on writ of ~certiorari.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
AUTOS COLLIDE
ON FERRY HILL

A car owned and driven by Mrs.
Bella Borak, of 154 Lewis street.
struck a motorcycle owned and
driven by Ralph Rauschkols, OF
.1473 Madison avenue, New York
City, on the ferry hill about 1915
o'clock last night. The front and
rear wheels and engine of the motor
cycle were damaged to the extent of
about $3.50. it was reported by
Patrolman ~Jorgensen. Mrs. Borak
was ordered to appear in court on
July Is for failure to have her
drivers license with her. The owner
of the damaged motorcycle was told
to have the necessary repairs made
by Mrs. Borak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
CityBrefs

Jacob Lowenkopf, who reen-
listed in the navy as midshipman
for the four months practice cruise
and was placed aboard the u. s. S.
New Hampshire, is now at Honolu-
Iu, Philippine Islands. Within a few
days Mtdshipman Lowenkopf ex-
poets r. leave for San Francisco.
-Seqgeant Roy II. Ferguson, of
the focal recruiting Office of the
United States Army, is now on an
advertising campaign In the towns
and cities in southern Middlesex
and northern Monmouth counties.
The trip is being made by motor
cycle. John G.. Erfurt and Charles
b. Hamilton, of the general recruit
ing service. have arrived here to
assist Sergeant Ferguson in this
work.
Leo Dowenkopf. Joseph Done
hue, Harold Van Sickle and Harold
BRIGGS plan to leave the city next
Saturday for a two weeks automobile
tour of the New England states and
Canada. Among the points of in
terest to be visited are the Thousand
Islands, Montreal and Quebec.
The law firm of Kemeny & KEN
eny, consisting of George Kemeny
and Paul C. Kemeny with offices in
this city and New Brunswick, will
begin business next week. The ex-
act location of the New Brunswick
office has not been decided upon as
vet. The Perth Amboy Office will
be located in the Raritan building.
For the past several months George
Kemeny has been in the law bust
ness in the Raritan building and
when his brother, Paul G. Kemeny,
passed the bar examinations recent
iy the partnership vas decided up
on. Mr.. Kemeny will be sworn in
as an attorney-at-law in Trenton on
Thursday. Mr.. Kemeny is a grad
uate of the Perth Amboy high
school and the New Jersey Law
School. He also attended Rutgers
College and a school In Philadel-
phia. Both brothers have seen serv-
ice in the United States Army.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
END BIC FAIR
At KEYP0RT
Firemen Will Realize Large
Amount of Money as Result
of Successful Bazaar.

KEYPoRT, July 1.-THE bazaar
conducted by the Keyport Engine
Company at Beach Park for the
past two weeks came to successful
close Saturday night, when a num-
Der of articles to be disposed of on
the share plan were awarded. The
touring car, which contest created
the greatest interest. went to James
Cleary, of Keansburg. William
Maurer received a barrel Of flour
and John Mcdonald a ton Of coal.
other articles were awarded also.
At this time the proceeds cannot
be- announced, but 1t is expected
that a large sum has been cleared,
which will be devoted to the fund
being raised for the payment of the
debt caused by the purchase Of the
big American La France engine,
bought last summer.
The bazar being conducted at
East Keyport by the Lincoln Hose
Company will be continued for sew
eral days this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
SEEK BODY OF VICTIM WHO
TRIED TO GO OVER FALLS

BY The Associated Press.
NIAGARA FALLS, July ~
River men were %patroling the
Niagara Gorge below the falls in
the hope Of recovering the body OF
Charles G. stephens, of Bristol,
Eng, who lost his life yesterday in
an attempt to duplicate the feat OF
Mrs. Annie Etchon Taylor and
Bobby Leach by going over the
cataract in a barrel.
Pieces of the barrel in which
Stephens went to death continued to
float ashore in the eddy on the Can
adam side above the Maid of the
Mist landing until nearly midnight
but the body failed to appear.
Leach warned stephens before
the start that he was doomed TO
failure but the Englishman was
confident his contraption was strong
enough.
"a steel barrel Is the only safe
kind" said Leach. IF I can have
one made by July 25, the anniver-
sary of my last trip, I'll duplicate
it."
Stephens a Real "Dare Devil"
BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 12:-Charles
G.. Stephens, killed yesterday in, go
ing over Niagara Falls, was a bar
Der extraordinary.
His hobby was performing spec
tacular stunts for which he re-
ceived three ribbons, five gold med
ais and six silver medals. His spec
ialty included kissing a lion in its
den, shaving customers In a lions
den, boxing in a lions den. and par
achute descents from q balloon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
Have Juvenile Laboratory

DENVER, Colo, July ia
juvenile laboratory is a new addi-
ton to the machinery of the courts
of Denver through which wayward
boys and girls pass before Judge
Ben r. Lindsey. Upon the manner
in which the boy or girl passes the
mental and physical tests depends
the ultimate disposal of his or her
case.
Judge Lindsey asserts that a way
ward girl has three ages. He ex-
plains it in this manner: A girl
may be thirteen years old, have the
physical development of a girl of
eighteen and the mental develop
ment of a child of ten years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
AIM To MAKE
MEXICO DRY
Are Now Preparing Necessary
Legislation to Make Prohi-
bition Effective There.

MEXICO CITY, July 12:-Legis-
lation making all Mexico dry is be-
ing prepared for presentation to the
next congress at the office of Pro-
visional President de lie Huerta said
the newspaper Universal.
The provisional president has
decided on this step as a means of
accomplishing the regeneration of
the Indians and half breed races
which r great consumers of alco-
hol" the statement said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
County Briefs

NEW BRUNSWICK. July ia
report was made this morning by
the local police that an attempt had
been made last night to force the
safe of the Armour Company plant
on Handy street. The robbers left
no evidence of the reason which
prompted them to give up their
work, but the case is being investi-
gated.
NEW BRUNSWICK, July 49,
The county board of taxation is
meeting today in the board rooms
at the court house for the purpose
of arranging the hearings on the
1920 assessments. There are forty
cases now being brought UP and a
schedule of where the hearings will
Ne heard will be given out today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
Lodges

A>social session followed the COM
vocation of Pc Ambo Loft No. ssh
lawmakers yesterday at Red Mems
hall.
Algonquin Lodge No. A Knights of
Pythias is scheduled to meet tonight
at Odd Fellows hall.
There will be a meeting of the
Goodwill Association tonight at Good
will hall
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
INJURED BY AUTO

Arthur Luca. of 32s kirkland
Place, received a liberation of the
head about 1880 o'clock last night
when he was struck by an auto
mobile while riding a bicycle. Upon
the failure of Luca to arrive home
a search was made for him by
neighbors and he was reported miss
ing to the police. He was located
in the city hospital. His injury is
not serious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
SEAMER PLAN REPRISAL
48 HOUR WEEK

the international seamen's congress
are threatening reprisals against
countries whose votes defeated the
convention establishing forty-eight
hour week. They proposed organ
izing a campaign at the meeting
which will at Amsterdam
August 8. The merchant marine
strike may be organized affecting all
countries not adhering to the 'prin-
cipals of a forty-eight hour week,
according to views expressed and at
the same time countries adhering
to the principles of a forty-eight
hour week, according to views ex-
pressed and at the same time
countries adhering to the principles
will be forced to boycott those
opposing it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
BALDHEAD CLUB
WILL INCORPORATE

BY The Associated Press.
TORRINGTON, Conn, July 10
The Baldhead Club of America has
decided to incorporate in Connecti-
cut, the executive committee an
nounced. The club has a thousand
members, representing every state
and Cuba. To be eligible n must
have a bald spot at least three
inches in diameter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
~. M. CA.

Twenty-three Amboy boys were
Ut Camp Pratt, the Brooklyn Y. NJ,
G. A. Employed Boys camp at
Prince Bay, S. l., over the week.
end. offered every possible activity
which goes to make up an ideal
camp, the boys report that the con-
ditions at Pratt are ideal and thor
oughly recommend this inexpensive
trip to all of the boys of the local
association. This last contingent
was taken over by Secretary f. w.
Scott and brought home by Harry
Comtngs, who is interested in the
camping activities of the local asso-
citation. Mr.. Comings will take the
next bunch for the weekend of July
81 and August l..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
Foreign News

MADRID, July 12.-Former EN-
press of France Eugene who died
yesterday was i'll only a few hours
before her death. She was except
ionally we'll Saturday. Sunday she
ate heartily A short time later she
became i'll. DIR. Grenda, physician to
King Alfonzo was called and finding
her condition serious summoned DIR.
Moreno San Zancudo. a specialist and
also two other physicians. Empress
Eugene seemed conscious that death
was approaching.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
Was Granted Pardon

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. July IL. =
John J.. Maloney of River Point
said to have been identified by the
authorities as the mysterious man
shot by Carl Wanderer, was on parole
from the Rhode Island state prison,
having been granted a conditional
pardon by Governor Beekman after
serving four years of a ten year
sentence for manslaughter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12

BELFAST. July IL. - Last night
passed quietly in Ulster and as the
great arrangements day parade was
formed in this city today there was
no evidence that the day would be
marked by anything out of the or
binary. Messages from Londonderry
and other points reported everything
quiet and it was stated is was ex-
pected to remain so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
suIt Against RaiIroad.

NEW BRUNSWICK. July r.
Suit for $1,000 damages has been
Instituted in the supreme court by
the c. E. Kelly Company of New
Market, against the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad and the Cen
tra. Railroad of New Jersey for
damages to an automobile which
was hit by a freight train while
drilling at the Chestnut street ross
ing in New Market on March II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12
Camn Rarltan Peports robbery.

NEW BRUNSWICK. July r.
John Lloyd. of South Amboy, en-
ployed at Camp Raritan. Is confined
in the county jail here on the charge
of petty larceny. 1t is alleged that
Lloyd has been stealing tools from
other employees at the plant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-12

FURNISHED Room; suitable for gentle
man. e32 Market st.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-26
CIVIL COURT OF
APPEALS

Special io Tho Caller.
sAN ANTONIO. TcN3a. reb Is
lhr following proceedings we've had
Wcdncsday u thc Fourth cont - civil
appcAiatt
Affirmed , O.. i'cruehamu q NJ ~
G. J. krlmcr az ai- from hcAar cennt,.
Reversed ana reminded. &. g. Tia
hur va Nfnuans llnrhur Terminal rail-
wHN complly ct 3D.. from Nuccca coun-
iy. frnnclsco y. inlG 50 Mnfia "
hodrincr. from aim Wells county.
Et,cr % and rendered r. 81 wac
nor 90 al NH ~ indicf from Victoria
county. j g. kcli, va orH g rplf
from liidalen COUNTY
Dismissed Noran ~. % A. Cain ci
ui. frum San nttriciu enunt
hutinl for rohonrnE OyrrHllrdi
Lena T. Smith VA Charles g. Smith.
irom licNtr county, Frank Rabbi v4.
WuiNm Scidcl at a.. from .Nnccce
county s1mc clac. nppcllnntH mutio .
tu cor ify 90 supreme court overruicl.
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wonderful form buslnceg curlnlled.
put after sccing MlAr kudd wc'rc ready
io sinE. rhen Along Came Ruin
Ihui Miss Hudd can today call her
ser the perfect woman ~ the teeuit
% systematic ccrrlec. AZ "a child
sho was ffaii and slight 10 build up
course " ralla, henlca LATER -~ting
up rings and horizontal bars foe more
strenuous wort
Hiss Hudd is prrhaph the only actress
Who Ny able 90 portray tho role OF
parwn las - Scream Ia the Night" Ia
her Interpretation ot Darwa. Mise nldd
~ accu fliitlnH about frnn trco tu ,roo
lcnplng from branch tn hraueh and
tNinF for.y aud flfly feet n'ofi through
rfN feet " space Separating one trer
funn nnnthcr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-26
INCREASED LONDON
BANK RATE UNLIKELY

LONDON Feh ab.-.i'eafs uf "a hirh-
ar bank rate recently dfprOasel ril
cdEcd securities on the stOek exchange
ana made thc discount market uAWill-
ink tu iukc hiliF were somewhat ailnN
cd ictlH, Tho belief now s expressed
Tint tho ioint stock hanN 1851 hp able
90 fcgulatc credit facilities So Chat tho
hant 90 fngland WIZ not hHrp fn iia-
Bose seven per cent rate this week.
Tho Imposition OF this I8tc. 90 is he-
hsyod would do much harm to trade
generally at the present iuncturc
Discount concerns took hiils more
freely Yesterday Toda, che situation
WIS eased and tho feeling generally
was loss anxioua although d hlpher
rate ls believed possible toward th enc
of March
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Name "Bayer" On
Genuine Aspirin
Safely Stop Headaches as
Told in "Baycr Packages"

NNNlns 80 then ana .am.u h1sr
rrnvtb -raAe Tablets Of Aspirin"
nilh ihe bavpr cross on tahlcia.
thc qultkfst aufcsJ safest fcNrf for
their cfdacncs Colds. Ncuraicln
Towharhc Euacfc rheumatism
iaimhAra Neurits Pain seems So fade
iirhf away.
fui culy q Raycr packare contain
iue poror dllcttlV4s Always aaS
"fflVrrH
Handy tn boxes of ~ tablets cost
rut few cents. niu4llais also sell
larger "l'ayci Packages Aspirin Isl
thf trade mark of laytt Manufacture
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT az Salicyic-
acld.--Ady.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-26

TO an nNIFOnN lntrr,Nfod n tho eu-
Mir ~ ~ r. Nlason. doccaacdi
Know Nc that on the 10th dny ~
Fc rpnr,1 1870 ATS D. a Iicnuc T. Sr.
uctltlncr in The mntter ~ tie estate
~ W n WARSAW. drrcaHed having
filcd .n ih4 County Cnur w Niieres
County Texas. application Ar shle "
certain rcnl c~tntQ under nioitg fe.
same heiag the following dracfibod
land belong 10 said catA,ci
Bloch Nln" Ten aud Twelve and the
South enc half ~ Block facvcn 81 the
WHssou Mynicl addition 90 the town
'Uf ltohsiown Nuecea Cunnty. Trxr~
according 90 the man on piai thereof
ON file and ~ record " the office "
;ho County Clerk NJ Nucees County
ToNus.
Sow therefore, heap are TO Motif,
an person Interested 30 nl.d eriatc.
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N 0YITlhe
AyC'l[(pG,I6g
HEARTY WELCOME FOR
HEARTY WELCOME FOR

Agnin. IA ,hc Liberty Theatre yes-
terday. this oltv nccnrdcd hearty
welcome TO GLADYS Rockwell the
William FoN star T.g photoplay win
Thieves crook play which de-
served the applause 70 received Sever
has thcrc been shown her better
picture " the epft with stronger
casf OBJ q more Capable star
Gladys Brockwciis popularity has
work ia Justified by the artistic chnr-
actor ~ her work Her fight with the
gentlcm0n crook at the end ~
"Thirvcs' ndda the hirrcst thrill 20
m1uN ihli are projected upon a most
acceptable love story.
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To the Sheriff or pry Constable Of
Nuccrs County Greeting

You arc herchy commanded To- sum
Rom iirvun Wi's Vhi D. lnt Resident
~ the State ~ Trvs- 10 nppcar az tho
next regular term ~ the County Court
OF Nuec-a CounfY Texas. tn be held al
the Couri house thereof in the city ni
Corpus Christi on the third Monday in
March A. ~. 1890 tclnr The 18th daN
~ March A. ~. 1890. then and there 20
answer ret ton filcd in tho sald coGrt
ON the tth dav ~ November a. -. 1873.
lu suit numbered t-5G. uu the docket
thereof wherein Lester Guust and :
a. Gunat. doing business 400 the name
and composing The partnership ~ the
Gunst Iiano Company. arc plaintiffs
alt Bryan va 10 is defendant tine
,auHe on action BEING allerru fol-
lows
For the balance due on written
contract of sale retaining title until
ulid fur executed hN defendant 90 these
Waintiifs on October ~ 1870 for one
Bond plano Numbered iuCi2 for tha
SUM of sls5.Ga. with interest from date
ai the rate 90 eight per cent per am
mum. due and payable as follows sie.ea.
ou the bih day N November. lHl4, and
$500 per month thereafter until the
whole amount shall hove been paid.
providing Tor maturity OF tho whole
amount ln ease or default Boo any me
stallmont. tNat the only payment medeI
under such contract WAS $500 on Mo-
venber lat 1917. and the whole amount
D. declared due
Plaintiffs ursv Tor balance due as
aforreald with interest az eight per cent
from date OF Judgment ana Tor Tore
closure o. their said lien ser order of
sale etc
You are further commanded 10 sol
summon such defandant and 20 serve
this citation hy makinr publication OF
This citation once iu each Wack Tor four
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10 be ANA personally appear mt ne
next regular term ~ tin honorable
County Court ~ Nutcos County,
Texas Ia he holden at the court house
in Tho city 81 Corpus Christi, on the
third uondsy in March. 1920, same
bciaR the 10Th day Of aid month und
then and there a. show cause Why
such sale should not be made should
they choose 20 do 40.
Given Under my hand and seal ~ Or
flcc this ism day ~ February lnl0.
GILBERT McGSplN,
CNrl, County Court.
Nuoccs County Texas.
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TELEGRAPH EDITOR
LEAVES THE CALLER

~ A. gilbert. for the pasi four
months telegraph editor OF The Caller,
haa resigned iis position and lclt ycf
trrdn, ,norning for hin home in ToAAi-
kama. Tc1as AIR Giihert WAS formot
IS telegraph editor ~ Tho Four Siatvs
'rpss 30 Isxarkana.
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RED CROSS WORKERS
co UP THE COAST

Several rehabilitation workers Of tho
American lted Croas viii leave thi9
morning Tor Port Lavncn, Port o'con-
nor Magnolia and Seadrft They are
golAg 90 the cities further up the
coaet IN order tb complete the work
there among the sufferers from the
storm of last September.
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How an Automobile Tire is built why it is built that
way and how to get more miles from the Tires you
use will be explained at store by Goodyear Tire
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days Tire Conservation Days and have arranged for
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WIN a PNEUMATIC TIRE
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