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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21

Two Persian monks secretly took
some silkworm ogRs from china 20
consianlinople IN tho fitth conu y
and introduced SILK manufacture iutc
Europe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-21

IN Belgium "a por cent Of the oat
mines 100 per cent Of the railways
and 75 per cen, of lke textile factor
ies have recovered their ptoANf
averages
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-21
A GOOD FRIEND.

A good friend stands by you when
in need. DEBORAH people tell how
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test. Mrs. J. ID. Wells OF E. Water
street endorsed Doan's eight years
ago and again confirms the story.
Could you ask for more convincing
testimony?
Kidney and bladder trouble have
caused me many a sleepless night"
says Mrs. Wells. My kidneys acted
irregularly and caused me a great
deal of trouble. l took different re-
NEEDLES for this but they gave me no
relief. l was advised by neighbor
to use Doan's Kidney Pills and they
entirely cured me Of the complaint.
was strengthened up and have felt
fine ever since. am glad to recon-
mend this fine kidney remery."
Statement given February 10,
1929
On February 8, 1920, Mrs. Wells
said: "My faith in Doan's Kidney
Pills grows stronger as time passes.
l am glad to recommend them and
am glad to confirm all l said in my
former statement"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Wells had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-21
NOTICE IN PROBATE.
To whom it may concern:

To whom it may concern:
You and each of you are hereby
notified to appear at the Clerks Of
flee in the Court House in Winnie
shiek County. Iowa. on the 26th day
of May, 1920, at 1000 o'clock A. NJ,
to attend the probate of an instru-
ment purporting to be the Last Will
and Testament of James Curran late
of DEBORAH township, in Winneshiek
County, Iowa, deceased, at which
time and place you will appear and
show cause, IL any, why said will
should not be admitted to probate
In testimony whereof have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed
the seal of said office, this 10th day
of April, 1920.
s. J. MOORE
Clerk of District Court
FRANK SAYRE, Attorney.
1874.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-21
Christian Science Services.

Christian Science Services.
Wednesday evening Testimonial
Meetings 3 D. m.
SUNDAY 10:45 o. m.
Subject, Doctrine of Atonement. !"
Sunday school IL O'Clock.
Reading Room open Wednesday
and Saturday from 2 to 4.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-21

On motion the appointment OF Mr.
A. N. Hanson as City Engineer was
ratified by the Council.
On motion the council accepted the
following proposition made by Han
son & Altfillisch to do the engineer
ing work in connection with Dry
Run improvement.
/. For each engineer actually
employed on the work, $500 per
day of hours.
2. This proposal covers personal
services only and it is understood
that the city is to pay rentals on all
equipment in excess of one set of in
struments, and for all drawing and
profile paper, tracing cloth, field
books, stakes, etc.
3. The city to pay the fee of
consulting engineer il one is neces-
:sary. g.
4. We are to have full and actual
control over our part of the work, in
so far as such control does not con-
flict with that of the council as re-
CURED by law.
5. Surveys will be started as soon
as weather permits and carried to
completion at the earliest moment.
The following resolution offered
by Mr.. Engbretson was adopted by
the council: Whereas: The city coun-
ell deems it advisable and necessary
TO improve Dry Run" to protect GER
tain properties from danger and
damage from foods and: Whereas:
The law provides that the council
may, on its own motion direct the
City Engineer to prepare plans and
specifications for making such i'm
provements, to furnish the council
with an estimate of the cost thereof,
including estimate of the damages to
property, il any, and map or plat
showing the BOUNDARIES of the terri
tory or district which will be speci-
any benefited by such improvements
schedule showing as nearly as pos
sible the ownership and value OF
each lot or parcel of land and other
property therein as shown by the
last assessment roll and an estimate
of the benefits to each lot or parcel
of land, and to any railway or street
railway within such improvement
district. The plans to be filed with
the City Clerk and Whereas: A. N
Hanson, the City Engineer and Chas
Altfillisch have made a proposal as
accepted above for doing the engin'
eeTing work in connection with the
said proposed improvement: Be II
therefore resolved that the said en-
gineers be authorized and empower.
ed to proceed at once with the said
work.
Councilman McAndrews, presented
an ordinance prescribing the width
at which the streets OF DEBORAH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
WEDNESDAY. JULY r 1890
at 5 O'clock - NJ .No~0t

at o'clock p. NJ, - Z
i Is ds acoxe mentioned property. whichs
ali that ca IN SAID deed as follows: ~;
. sidn dwelling thereon. on ths sas1l
mar OF &C.. Cherry Street between A it
No ses su .o Spribn n Streets. knownsss I
SAD shs Cherry street so feet porth fE
S me, intersection OF said Cherry str,nSs;H
sou l sPrin1s street Street, thence rnatiiuH
,h Cherry Street ana frnnss
beiwe "m IL feet . inches, thence base
or less street 10 feet 6 inches, mo,
TERMS: Cash suf,cisn, 81 ~. &,
10 nav OF execution OF this trust q HI
with ~, notes agsregatinR saI5 liS
date OF 'e SAFE from rom July 1. 1919. HS
chase money to be pa i'd In cash, pas
JOHN c. EASLEY. ss5s
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

VIRGINIA. --.--- Is
In the Law and Equity Court. OF
the city OF Richmond. the 22nd,
day Of June. 1920. ,{ tsBi
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MERCHANDISE

Articles for Sale. 81
ROCKS bought. sOld and exchanged
Richmond Eook COMPANY. 2l5 ~ Fifth
Fpi SALE. large wicker white stroller
Can Madison 2h1S-W.
RHUSToRINE.
~ Specific for
Poison Dak.
at All Drug Stores
TlMitER-F!Uc timber for sale. heart nine
and hard woods: for Information. write
20 McssrS osborne * Scales. PAGES Va
YOU save inuhry when sUu buy and 90.
"a tnese cUiuinnx.
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| rustee's Auction
Sale
OF FlvE-RooM FRAME DWELLING;
423 Cherry Street

acting under decd of trust from
c Nuhcg Marsh NJ dated July /. 1915 fesS
Chancarrnn me office of the clerk ofiti1es
m M IN o. B. 223-A, page asa. bsins-i
80 s required by the beneficiary, + shaiIi
I isas ny public auction, on tho preniss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

IN CHANCERY. "a
The object of the above styled suit
Is TO obtain n divorce from the bond
OF matrimony by NJ. Elwood Wilson,
the complainant. from Mary Ellen
Wilson. the defendant, on the ground
of dcsertion. and to annul and bar alt
marital rights OF the said Mary Ellen
Wilson. defendant. 3,ss
And IT appearing by afIldavit, filed
according - law that the said Mary.
Ellen Wilson Is not resident ofsthfs.
State, It is therefore ordered thatithe
said Mary Ellen Wilson appear wfthii5
ten days after due publication of thiLs
order and DO what is necessaryeto
protect her interests. -
a Copy. s3s$s
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY,.,tssssS
CIcrB.s
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YOU VIII save money by reading ihs
Want Ads in this paper before you buv
Any article is easily found because ali
ads are indcxed and CLASSIFIED
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iuNDREDS of users voluntarily TESTIFY
n 10 the En2d results obtained from Times.
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.fUCTiONS-LEG1LS
l.cSni Notices

ATLANTIC COAST LINE EAITR0AD-
CO.. OFFICE OF TREASURER
r Wilmington y. G.. June 80. 1870.
Line Railroad Company has declared a
dividend or = per cent on the common
capital stock OF that company, payable on
saturday. July 10. 1920. 10 such stock
holders as shall be registered on the books
at O'Clock 81.
JOHN r. REID
Trcasurcr.
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BENCH AND MACHINE
MEN WANTED.
Also finishers for var
nish work. Steady job.
MONTAGUE MFG. CO.,
Broad st. at Belt Line.
l?5 F,sis', :Don ' aSss IN
,sS ear Ti in@ b hstx write =
Es baAk.MEN Nj NM M. ENTERTAINERS
70 as p:i whiic iesH,I nnsr 81 ni f@r ages q
,r,,e .!N ha!i overtime. free hoard. .tni
arsG ios Nort 1 ssGSnS S sG4e, Ohio Labor
cQIoRED noY. ~ years for Ugh, ,yorI,
Ai"n' nEs ysIt.t W Ssnna.tsH; ,Anply Il q
CoiL)KED MEN-Two nice youur rolo-c,,
dining hall At 10Y scout Gamn M W ms, mi, IN
s.ue OF R!chm"nd: good wages board ana
S,rSc,S Apply Immediately. IL y. Eignth
fGhNITuEE MAN-wanied. a young e,.
MN ps'i' need iurmi.nFs n4i. as oalside sIcs-
9nporiuntty for live. active eXperienr.i
vacancy maee by sronS,. o TsAroNS! s PLY.
familiar with Richmond. and wouiG ;,rctcr
T.; Give full int6rmaiion IN i nrn, ' jn,arS
Al communications strictly c"nnLentil.
''H St.,,,l!:; ;hShone hundred white and
arSan Ds see ris5 igE s. s9n st w9rc
sh!n "vc:! day a16 North Second street
'-h:A ~ astouninnsy. The highest paid
non. ADDRESS q s2a care Times Dispatch
MAN wanted with some experience 10
bel, help run Two stand roller mill. Light
Two per month to begin with ana ra;sa
saiar! after TWO months II satisfactory
]. j. Gomhei!. Lacrosse, Va
MnN 20 learn barber trade. tuition. s35:
tools free; diplomas given position guar.
aht,rl Write for information Rirhmon,I
IsaIhor COLLEGE. SOC East Marshall street
nichnoni Offers expeTienc nS'. SAY
or high character with succrhsfui s.i.a
r"e3rn 70 retail groters. unusual opno..
Confidential. Address l. si.. care Ti mes
sAI.rsMEN-Have OPENING for twenty
high grade statesmen in proposition
Tnai'tied under yi5s,'a blue SKY. law II
week. We don't wan. you. IL You came;
4 you are a producer We Viii give YOU
nome " Ndar"ss r. SakS suf Eoo enough aS9
Dickson building. Norfolk. va
SECURITY SALESMAN-Thc trouble with
tunity. but failure to grasp an 9 9onS
tun.iy. whom !, comes to him Here is a
oc per @sS G max Flee ans
not necessary: we have our own Methods
which We teach each man. Honesty. good
inSncss to work ar. the essential rSuuir.-
nsnts Reply by letter, only for an in.
ia nkcrs. Coz Times nisratch building
VIRGINIA Auto Motive school. CO., East
Leigh; Richmond. Va Complete courses.
tresdins' Board and room s, go month.
Awa,tlng. como.
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II. 3. CHATFIN & co. IN5,- =
zeal Estate Auctioneers, 4;
Main and Twelfth Streets.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

APARTMENT two rooms. kI,chrnet,., aud
,bith. completely furnished. Will rent for
long or short period III time. furnishcd
only: no Children. fhone Madison 2S5u-J.
FOR RENT. with privilege of buying Sew
aoart ncn,. rooms with balcony. Kitchen
cit' ana oath. meals laundry aud ser
wants attention II desired Ready Sep
tefnh.r !. Address Is III. care Times
GRESHAM COURT Furnished apartment
30. summer mouths Randolph -
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Wantcd-Rooms. Board 73

elderly lady In country: convenient T.,
city: no children: state price and give, re-
ference. III l23. care Times Dispatch
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IN CHANCERY.

NJ. ELwooD WILSON Complainant
against 5tass%$
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services Offered

ASBESTOS PIPE CoVERING-Sec TO IL at
once that your pipes are covered imme.
diately. so tina: you will not he incon-
venienced when cold weather sets in By
covering your pipes you sayo from 81 Ia
10 90 per cent your coal bills and
nave uniformly warm house all the time
give US call and let US explain TO Won
In detail the advantages OF having your
pines covered. Southern Asbestos Co Kan
dolph 1923.
ATHEt, the ctotn-Iineu nrta, weather
strip, 10 100 per cent efficient. Ask ua
about It. Montague Manufacturing Com.
pany. Hhone Ranholnh 22lo
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EMPLOYsiENT
Help Wantcd-Fcn,alo

Help Wantcd-t'enlale Sc
HhEtEfSI pl3cc IA Richmond for Young
p,rn"S ana Eiris 10 work. whitock
officE ASSISTANT wanted one who can
wtitc eood hand and make good figures
nnpp.y oS ittter. giviru; reference j. ~
Aosby Co. "
SALESLADIES 10: S...-dnys only !
Bn5oinin taking Company. SIG Il: Mar
sHI.E.ShA - Huyies,s. 22i East Broad.
SAl.ESW OMAN Waited s.Inswn,,,,, for
lac, denhrtinent This is a good posi-.
,,iph ier an Intelligent young woman VINO
has had experience. Miller 4 Rhoatis
SEW lSG NOMAS--wantcd. woman for
SEWING. VINO * Hpt and quick with Tho
needic. Miller n Rhuadr
THIS Scnr is tho competent teachers on
."ftnnit? III not satisfied In your urcs-
cnt position. we can help you "A better
one. Ands"ns Dept ID. Interstate Tea chcrs'
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sTUDEBAKER .'C''--5-passcn1er roadster:
mood condition: "A bargain Ut $500 4. X.
Illicr ls0s Wcnt Broad
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Enle !

cab AND windshicld. just like new; $50
completes. Terms IL desired. a. Meyers
sons Co.. I'll South Eighth Street
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INDUSTRIAL. LOANS To
hOuSEn EEfERS
Al legal eh.Eg.a Phone Madison ,I..
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
200 l-2 North Sixth Street. Second Floor
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Houses for sale
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THESE Wan. Ads Produce nsauItH
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II. u. CHAPLIN & CO., INC,,Yg
Auctioncers. s,,s
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Vacation IIInccS

BoARDt:RS wanted OH farm: men prefer
red. Mr.. y. G. Minor. proHl l.. o. Va
lDLE"HILE GOTTA q Il. VIRGINIA.
BEACH. NA.--Where Idle hours are
spent PLEASANTLY on the waterfront and
rear the Casino: rates upon request Miss
Lena Rowland.
OCEAN N!EW-comc to Ocean View
stop at wave Crest Cottage. cottage
car line" Good meals. clean rooms. Ash
ing. boating. bathing: water front Rca-
sonah'e pic"
SUMMER BDAKDERS wanted. in private
family. abundance shade and porch
space. ItoN l9l Hot Springs. Va.
WHY stand the heat? Come 10 Tn. cool
shade Of Ashland. Large rooms AMI
porchSs: every convenience. Good family
table No children. Mrs. Jas II. Harris
BOX 3Ia. Ashland. Va.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29
WALPOLE, N. H.
Reunion of Houghton Family

n very happy reunion of the children.
grandchildren and great-grandchiIdreD or
Mrs. Abbie NJ Honghton SO. was hell
saturday at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Everett ;. Houghton OF Walpole, y. III.
'ci1ect weather added to the enjoyment
OF the occasion.
1t / o'clock dinner was served from
tables set on the wide veranda and an
partook of a bOunteous repast. 81 being
seated. Later a social time was enioyed
and photographs were taken, two Of
which represented four generations. Late
IN the afternoon the guests reluctantly
departed, taking with them pleasant
memories of the dag.
Those present were Mrs. Abbie NJ.
Houghton, Mr.. and Mrs. 0rren Hough-
ton of Hartford, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs
e. A. Pratt and daughter, Miss Bea-
ttice Willard, of South Vernon, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Leslie Houghton and
daughter, Miss NJ Adeline Houghton, OF
Centralia, Wash, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Aldrich and daughter, Marjorie, and MIR.
and Mrs. Felix E. Aldrich and little
daughter, Norma, all of Westmoreland,
Miss Ruby Aldrich of Keene, Mr.. and
Mrs Algion Houghton and children,
Misses Mabel, Amy and Eunice Hough.
ton and masters Everett and Irwin, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Houghton, Mr. and Mrs
Everett Houghton all of Walpole, Miss
Mary A. Houghton of Claremont, n. II !.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Houghton and
two children, Carl and Ruth, of Spring
field. Vt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

taneous meetings will be held in each
county with able speakers to explain tile !
present and the future outlook of the
dairy lndustrKs in New 4E,nglandF The
ann of the meetings IS to show the farm-l
ers OF each county that dairying is a
New England wide business and can no
longer be considered as a local matter
The tentative plan provides for stimuli
taneous meetings in every county in
Maine on Monday of the week selected
similar meetings in every county in New
Hampshire on Tuesday, meetings in Yer
mont ON Wednesday, III Massachusetts,
on Thursday and in Rhode Island and
those counties of Connecticut and New
FORK which come into the New Eng
lind Milk Producers association terri
vii be the field men and district man
ayers of the association + isit"
The meetings viii be held in 9connec,
ton with the annual meetings df the
county branches of the association, fdl4
| lowing the meetings of the local branches
| in each town in New England. They
will give new opportunity for farm
eHs to- get first hand information as TO
| the conditions under which milk is mar
keted in the cities.
The county meetings will give the
| dairy farmers of New England an op-
] portunity to express their satisfaction
| and voice their kicks at dairying as
| a business. Their combined opinions,
kicks and satisfaction, will have a power
| vi influence in the annual meeting Of
| the association to be held in Boston in
| January
Efforts to stabilize the dairy industry
70 that farmers will receive a more even
income throughout the year from the
sale of milk are being made by the New
england Milk Producers association A
Beciai committee is considering ways Of
stimulating farmers to produce more
milk in winter when it Is scarce, thus
ending to equalize the supply and sta
1iize the price This stimulation is to
be given through the adoption of a rat
ng plan.
The proposed rating plan provides that
very dairy farmer viii be given rat
ng. on the three months in which there
the least surplus milk, and that he
hall be paid whole milk prices through
mt the year for Approximately the
mount he produces during these three
hort months, any excess over this
mount to be paid for at the lower sur
1lus price This will tend to increase
he supply of milk in the short months
rs any farmer will be DESTROYS of es-
sablishing a high rating.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29
STRICTLY NEUTRAL ON UNIONS.
ANNUAL Convention of American Legion
Endorses Its Commander.

I1nuOEstS AtS SoIiAudHuci.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 29.-The
ccond annual convention of the Amer
can legion, in session here. yesterday
underwent barrage of resolutions and
committee reports and VIXEN adjourn
nent was taken this evening, after a
ninc-hOur session, there were several
committees to be heard, reports of which
viii be brought up this morning.
The stand of the legion in regard to
organized labor was not mentioned in
he report of the committee on reSolu-
lions.
4 substitute for the minority report
was presented by California and adopted
~ the convention, stating that this
convention indorse the statement re-
emily issued by the national commander.
franklin D'0her and accepts that state
nont as the legion's Interpretation of
t. position in relation to organized la
oer."
The attitude of the national com
handler has been that of strict neu-
rality" in matters having to do with
fgGniZed labor.
The first resolution submitted was a
message to President Wilson. expressing
sincere sympathy for him in his pres
nit affection and refterape to him our.
tnalterable determination to support and
uphold unSwervingly the principles and
constitution % our country" It was
unanimously passed by a rising vote.
BY happy coincidence, just as the
poppy had been recommended and
adopted as the memorial flower of the
American legion, Gen. Fayolle and his
party entered the convention hall. Five
minutes Of cheering interrupted the meet.
~ and the national commander declared
he regular order of business temporarily
suspended Francis f. Drake com.
nander Paris Post No /, introduced
Gen. Fayolle
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29
WANTED.

WANTED-Dish washer. Hoadley's
restaurant. l67 TT
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ure Of. modern. armaments,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29
Diamonds Used In shlpbuIIdinq.

1t is hardly to be imagined that dla-l
monds have anything to do with the
building of battleships. Yet this is so,'
for diamond dust is used for cutting
and turning the tremendously hard
steel which is used in the ~manufac-
ture of modern. .armaments,.
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WANTED-Position as typewriter
operator. Tel. 312-23. 1880
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WANTED-Beef, hogs, calves and live
ponltry. w. #. Richardson. 305-tf
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WANTED Messenger boy. Postal
Telegraph. l52-tt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-16
South Amboy

p. T.. Kenah has sold to Harry
Covell a house and two lots on
George street, near Broadway, for
merly the Charles Cox property.
Different units of the New Jersey
National Guard are now attending
the summer camp at Sea Girt. In
former years the company of militia
from this city was always in camp
about this time of the year.
All members of the South Amboy
Republican Club are urged to attend
the regular meeting to be held In the
Trust Company building on FRIDAY
evening. There is much business OF
importance.
min to go on the excursion of
the First Ward Club of New Bruins
wick to Coney Island Sunday.
Mrs. william j. Sullivan, of this
CITY. is mourning the death OF her
sister. Miss Anna Hartung, who died
at Woodbridge on Sunday at n
home OF another sister. Mrs. Guy
Weaver.
work of ~renovating st. Mary's church
will be completed the latter part or
this month. The work a peen
rushed for the past few weeks
ia RAPIDLY nearing completion. When
completed this will be n of the
finest edifices in the Trenton diocese
Rev. John Goorley, of Asbury Park'
will be the speaker at the annlVer.
sary week services in the John street
M. p. church tonight. Tomorrow
night will be former pastors nignt
Commencing today the pubic
schools of this city will start their
sessions at $3.50 and close at 1880.
This is caused by the extreme heat
of the classrooms in the afternoon.