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J. VI. VALE, Attorney.

IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF
John A. Crowley. iste of HOO Va. ave. s.w.
Washington. u. c., deceased.-Notice is hereby
given that letters testamentary upon the above
All persons indebted to said estate are request
I'd 20 make immediate payment. and those hav
isg claims or demands against the same te
make them known at once to JAMES CROW
LEY. Administrator. Union City, Pa. J. N
VALE Attorney, IA and IL Southern bldg.
WASHINGTON ID. C.. oc16, %
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF the Commissioners, Washington.
u. c, October To- 13a0---Sealed proposals will
~ received at this office. Room 800. District
Building. until O'Clock pm, October -.
iS-1. for furnishing and delivering ut the site
% the Galiinser Hospital. :lst street and
Red Buisdin. Brick Specifications and forms Of
proposal may be had upon application TO the
Purchasing OdScer. D. G. Room 500, Dis
uicr building. ]. THILMAN HENDRiCk,
CHARLES W. KUTZ. MABEL 7. B0ARDMAN.
So1Ia.Ssiou-rs. ID. {. oc1S-3t
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WILL HAVE CITY MANAGER.

TAMPA, Fla. October 20-Tampa
voted on the commission form Of gov
eminent yesterday. with the city man
ager feature. It was adopted by ITO
votes. Five commissioners, one of
whom shall be mayor. with a city man.
ager. is provided for. The new form
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
RETURNING Ell PASOANS BALANCE LIST OF THOSE
LEAVING DURING WEEK FOR SUMNER RESORTS

the general public The receiving
hour will be at 5 o'clock.
The gala event Of the incoming
week for the younger society folk
viii be tho party which the Calumus
club viii give on Monday evening.
The first portion OF the evening will
be spent by the guests in swimming
at the new natatorium in Sunset
Heights The latter part OF the eve
ming viii be occupied with dancing
at the roof Of Hotel Paso del Norte.
The guests VIII assemble at the
Aldridge home before going to the
swimming pool and viii return there
after the swimming party to dress
for the dancing hours. Mrs James
Magoffin and Mrs Hal Aldridge will
be chaperons for the evening
On Tuesday evening at s o'clock the
Mcdowell club viii give q program
at the Woman's clubhouse. Miss Isa-
belle Valentine, soprano, and Miss
Yvonne fBaber, pianist, will appear in
recital at this time.
On Wednesday evening the Auto
mobile club viii give a dance at its
clubhouse at West Ysleta. Numerous
motorists viii go for the pleasant
drive down the valley.
On next Saturday the wedding Of
Miss Nancy Edwards and Lieut.. Hans
Z Kloepfer, OF the Eighth cavalry,
viii take place al st. Clements Epis-
copal church. and will be marked by
arrangements OF beautiful detail.
A number Of parties for visiting
girls viii also add to the weeks In
terest socially.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

In Sunset Heights. followed BY g
dance at Hotel Paso del Norte.
Swimming In the pool at the z W
c. A central building from 9 a. m 70
noon. and from 5 to s p n for adults
swimming for children from 2 p. m.
until 5 p. m
Meeting OF the Court OF Honor at
6 o'clock D. M in Moose Hall
Do you suffer from run down
feeling at the end OF the day. Do
YOU feel that there IS nothing really
worthy OF INTEREST," Possibly eye
strain Is absorbing your strength and
vitality
Fl PasO Optical Co.
los Texas St 81 san Antonio 81
Advertisement
Kodak Finishing see Gandara-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

MRS. J. L ELY is chairman OF ar
w Engagements for the reception
to be given on Sunday aft
ernoon TO honor Gen. Julian g
Carr. OF North Carolina, who is
here as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Aldridge. The reception
VIII take place a. the Woman's club
house reception rooms The decora-
tons are to be under the supervision
OF AIRS. Lee Orndorff and assistants.
Mrs. Joseph HurxthaI viii be chair
man Of the punch serving and win
be assisted by group OF the younger
society girls. including Misses Sadie
Ruth Aldridge. Harriet Howe, Louise
Kettler. Jane Burgess, Elizabeth
Burgess, Marion Howe, Mary and
McClenahan. Of San Francisco, Gene
We've Bannel, Mildred Rogers, May
Kranzthor, OF Los Angeles, Katherine
White, Mary MagOffin, Louise Green,
Florence Brady Elizabeth Spence,
Lenna Robinson and Marjorie Carr.
Five minute speeches VIII be made
during the receiving hour BY acting
mayor r c. Semple, Brig Gen Robert
L Howe, Maj Richard Burgess and
Mrs c z. Kelly who VIII represent
the D A r and Robert E Lee chap
ter OF the u. D. c.
Among the large number OF Fl
Pasoaus 20 be In the receiving llne
viii be Included: Mrs Hal Aldridge,
Mrs Joseph Spence, judge and Mrs.
J. G. McGrady, Mr.. and Mrs. E. IL
Whitaker, 1Ir. and Mrs J. .. Quad,
Mrs. Zack White, Mrs. B. L Farrar,
Mrs. c. z. Kelly, Mrs. ". P McKenna,
Mrs. 7. W. Lanier, Mrs. James A
Pickett, DR.. and Mrs. J. D Love, Miss
Ruth Augur, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Har-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
low that the middle Of the season v
Y Is past and summers wane has

NOW that the middle Of the season
IN Is past and summers wane has
begun, a number OF FL Pasoans
are returning from mountain and
coast and from motor trips 70 Cali
fornia and other points In fact. re-
turning FL Pasoaus balanced the list
OF those leaving for sumner resorts
last week
The days at home are quite filled
with parties and other diversions
and the past week really had not
an IDLE day for society. despite its
having been the Warmest week Of
the summer thus far.
The most Important OF tho social
events for this evening is dinner
TO be given at the Tolteo club
in honor OF Cen Julian S Carr, Of
North Carolina, by Mr.. and Mrs Hal
aldridge. whose guest he is during his
visit here. The guests viii be received
in the parlors by Mrs. Aldridge. who
VIII be assisted by her daughter, Miss
sadie Ruth Aldridge. and her son,
Hal Aldridge, jr. Illness will pre-
vent Mr.. Aldridge'H presence. Toasts
viii be given and speeches made dur
ing the dinner.
On Sunday another honor affair
viii be given FOR Gen Carr. II VIII
be q reception TO be rendered IN his
honor at the Woman's clubhouse,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
Misses Valentine and Baber To Appear
In Recital Before the Mcdowell Club

include: Beethoven's Sonata IN D
Minor opus No. 81; Song Without
Words" No p (Nendelssohnl Noe
turne In D Flat Major" tChopinl ;
March Winds" (MacDoWelD and
Concert Stucke" (Pierne).
Miss Valentines numbers viii In
ciude: "A Song From The Persian.
and Thou Art So Like a Flower,
By Chadwick; "A Heart Of Gold.
(Billin).
Mrs. Charles Andrews and Mrs. W
r Brown will play Miss Valentines
accompaniments. Mrs. walter Pons-
ford. recently appointed chairman OF
the Mcdowell club. will preside
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
Sundays Calendar
In Local Society

n ECEPTION at o'clock p. m in the
reception rooms Of the Woman's
clubhouse to be given by Robert
z. Lee chapter OF the O. D. c.. John
Brown camp OF Confederate Veterans
and Rebecca Stoddert chapter OF the
D. A. r to honor Gen Julian S. Carr.
OF North Carolina. guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. Hal Aldridge-
Informal tea at the district service
clubhouse at Fort Bliss In the after
noon for men OF the military service
and their families.
y
MONDAYS CALENDAR.
Swimming party to be given By the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

Special attention is given by rs 70
the creating OF individual designs.
carrying out your suggestions and
Ideas in engraved monograms. crests.
embossed society stationery and pro-
fessioual cards Our engraVer Is ca
pable OF creating sketches that are
artistic and suited to your individual
requirements.
Ell PasO Printing Company.
New Address: los s. chihuahua st
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
Dances.

The Ell Paso Traffic club viii enjoy
a dance and watermelon supper on
Monday evening, July IS. at Mission
hall, West Ysleta- The guests going
down for the affair win meet at the
chamber Of commerce at 7:45 o'clock
and viii motor down for the party.
The dancing will include both the
old and new style dancing so that
guests may take their choice The
evening viii be spent in happy, in
formal manner and watermelons will
be cut and served on the lawn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
\ announcement Of interest to II

A n announcement Of interest to the
n musical folk is that OF the recital
TO be given on Tuesday evening
at s o'clock in the auditorium OF the
Woman's clubhouse, when the Mac
Dawell club viii present Miss Isabelle
Valentine. soprano, and Miss Tvonne
Baber, pianist
Miss Baber recently returned from
study OF two years IN the east. having
graduated with excellent record from
the Peabody Conservatory OF Music
in Baltimore. and this viii be her
first appearance IN public recital
since her return. Her numbers viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

When you wish to make q business
or pleasure trip about the city, call
$500 for a Green Line Taxi, then your
responsibility Is done till you reach
your destination. Just relax and leave
It TO US The Green Line Taxi habit
Is a good one TO form.
City Service CO.-TeI. $500.
Autos, TaIis. Baggage AIovinE.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

MISS ISABELLE ROUNTREE, Of
lVl Paris. Tex, who is spending her
vacation in the city, the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. Mamie J. Simpson,
2604 East Boulevard Miss Rountree
was a member q the 1920 graduating
class OF the Paris high school and
will enter the University Of Texas
at Austin IN the fall.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

where Robert E. Lee chapter OF the
q. D. C., John c. Brown camp Of the
Confederate Veterans and Rebecca
Stoddert chapter Of the D. A. r. viii
be hosts and the guests will include
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
Many 81 Pasoans To Be In Receiving
Line At Reception For General Carr

vey, Mrs. Ollie P. Lansden, Mrs.
Thomas O-Keefe. Mrs F. ". Berk-
shire. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Orndorff, M.
and Mrs J. L Ely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-13
Tottenuille

Mrs. Harry Drayton, who has beer
Ia Manhattan for the winter was al
her summer home at Rardtan bay
Park yesterday.
Merritt Demerest, of Name was III
town yesterday for a Visit "i0h rem
lives. rerad
ca hsr home III. Mr.. Brown, VINO
had been III Ia able to be bout
Mrs. Lula Larson Is with her par
snts. Mr., and Mrs. p. c. Juhl, of Rich
mond Valley. IT. u,u
mer home in Rar1tan Bay Park last
night. ,. enc
! AMIGA club at her home yesteraay
Mrs. George Hoehn. MRS.
Trad Gross and Mrs. James Harris
were awarded prizes in CARDS. fe-
f~reshanents were served.
Miss Letita Savage. kfnderSaruen
+aacha, at the Tottenville Is Ill at her
nome In Perth Amboy. Mrs. Arthur
Spra9ue Is substituting In her place.
The Russian opera will be Inc SUD
tect of the Philemon meeting Monoa
afternoon. ,,.h
Rantist church last might was attend
ed by many of the little folks. Games
were played and refreshments were
RS
served,
The Richmond Building Loan Asso-
citation loaned $4,000 to stockholders
The W. G. T. u, will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs.
. Martha Van Name, Main street.
will be missionary Sun
day at Bethel Sunday school. A. V.
LeForge, the superintendent urges all
scholars tn turn in their collections
and contributions.
Staten Island was again in dark
ness for more than ar hour last night
because Of some trouble at the power
house.
The officers of the Home Missionary
| Society OF st. Paul's church elected
this week at the home of Mrs. Theo-
Edore Leven are, president, Mrs. Calvin
8. Videon; vice president, Miss Annie
Cole; secretary and treasurer, Mr..
tWalter Beers. The program was given
by the Foreign Missionary Society.
Grape Juice and doughnuts were
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-13

of way on the outskirts OF the city
but they would not do so.
councilman Delaney stated that at
a recent conference the State High
way Commission suggested hat IL the
city take scare of the grades water,
gas, ever, etc, they would take care
of the trolley situation. The city has
done their share and now the high
way commission comes back at the
city to straighten out the tangle of
the trolley companies.
+. NJ. Littell, a resident of Main
street. urged the council not to
abandon the tracks Of the public
Service. He stated that Il would be
working an injustice to tho residents
of Maxville. He stated hat the road
bed and service of the Public Service
was very bad.
Councilman Shuey told of the many
injustiees worked by the Public Ser
vice on the people of this city: of their
failure to run to the end of the line;
of the unmannerly conduct of the
crews and refusal to cooperate with
policemen in traffic CONCESSIONS. He
told of the unjust manner in which
residents of the Bergen Hill section of
the city have to pay two fares to
Perth Amboy while residents on the
extreme ~southerly side of the city can
ride for one. Col. Gilmore answered
only one of the main questions. He
Informed Councilman Shuey that he
did not come to South Amboy to dis
GUS fares but to answer his questions.
Councilman Kress seemed to get at
the bottom of things when he pointed
out in a recent communication from
the highway commission they re-
quested all franchises agreements
etc, that were in force on these
roads. "Its their fight not ours" he
said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-13
COUNTY COURT
ON THIRD WEEK
Grand Jury to Again Take Up
Trolley Situation on Monday
Morning.
BIZ spectol corres.ondenf.

~ SpecfdI correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, March 13:-The
third week Of the March term Of
county court will convene at the new
morning with Judge J. Harry Tiernan
on the bench. Several cases have
been tried during the past week II
yesterday sentences were pronounced
on several that had pleaded guilty.
The grand jury that a been busy
hearing witnesses in the investigation
Of tho Staten Island Midland railroad
affairs will again Monday
morning. They held no session yes
terday. The expert accountants that
have been going over the books OF
the Staten Island Midland railroad
are expected to be called before tho
day morning. Borough President Van
Name was the last witness before the
jury on Thursday. +.
Those from this end of the island
drawn for jury duty at the county
court yesterday for this week are:
Samuel ], Putnam, Herbert Jones and
Wendell Sleiyht, To~ttenyille: Thomas
Fl, Hailock and Herbert ID. French,
Annadaie; Julius A. Topp. Henry
Glisman and Fred H. Dawson, Prince
Say.
eipal court Jury duty are Abram u.
Price, william p. Reilly, James E.
RYDER and Henry J. Ward, Totem
vile; Fred J. Parishurst, George IL.
Tottan and John NJ. SILK, Prince Bay;
John q, Egan, Rossville: Jacob Ellis,
william z. Burgess and George W.
Werner, kreischerville; David Q.
Depew Pleasant Plains; James b.
Reid, Richmond Valley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-13
MORE BUSES COMING
Staten Island TO Get Its Share Of the
200 TO Be Purchased.

6y Special CORRESPONDENT.
TOTTENVLLE, March 13-Staten
Island will get its share of buses Is
the announcement made following
the Board of Estimate and Appor-
tionment, authorizing the issuance or
S1,000,0 900 in tax notes for the pur-
chase of 200 buses against the taking
over on July 1 by the municipality of
the lines already established in Man
haitian. Brooklyn, Richmond and
Queens and their extension into h
sections of the city. Commissioner
.Whalen of the department of plants
and structures will have charge of
the operation Of the buses.
The routes have not been deter
mined upon for the lines as yet, but it
will be done without delay. it Is said.
A contract for the purchase of the
buses so that bids will be opened
as Don as possible will be submitted
to the board at once. The board also
authorized yesterday the establish
ment of a five cent bus line from st.
George-to Fox Hill hospital. in oppo-
sitfon to the line owned by former
District Attorney Each. There Is good
of the establishing of the
route as proposed by Stuart l.. Ritz.
president Of the Tottenville Branch
of the Slater Island Civic League, for
a line from Tottenville to New Dorp,
owned by the city of New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-13
Matawan

In tho First Methodist church to-
morrow morning Rev. e. j. Reed, the
pastor, will preach from the topic.
'springtime. Good Seed to Sow" In
the evening at 1880 he will preach
from the subject: "Other Little
Ships"
In the First Baptist church tomor-
ton Of the Lords Supper will be OBJ
served. Rev. w. w. Ludwig. the pas
tor. will preach from the subject,
1.-The Contrast Of Events on the Night
Of Christ's Betrayal" In the evening
Rev. Ludwig will preach from the
topic, Master Of Yourself" Due to
repairs being made in the auditorium
of the church the services will be
held In h lecture room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell have
returned to their home in Asbury
Park after spending q short time here
as the guests Of Councilman and Mrs.
James Fury.
Miss Margaret l.. Terhune. who has
been spending several months in
home here.
Miss Irene Bolte recently enter
tanned Miss Marion Stout. Of Staten
Island.
George Linzmayer has opened a
butcher shop in the Old Washington
Market IN lower Main street Wnlcn
was formerly occupied by Belafsky
Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Arrowsmith
entertained the Matawan Domino
Club at their home in Fountain ave-
nue. last night.
Miss Margaret D.. Tuthill entertain
ed a number of ladies at bridge yes
terday afternoon.
Edsell Lambertson. who has beer
confined to the Monmouth Memoria
Hospital with an attack of append
citis. is reported to be improving.
James l.. Terhune, who a beer
spending several months in Camden
S. c., a returned to his home here
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-13
Janesburg

-
Emil Weiscrt has rented The apart
ments in the Hausser building.
A drive Is on by the members Of the
Ja~nlesburg fire department. fOr the ell
limitation OF n~ou-active members and
within the past W. months have re-
duced their membership a half dozen
and will not fill the roster to the full
number at this time.
James Martin continues Ill at his
home.
Edgar Odell. of Railroad avenue
will move to the Dawson tenant house.
vacated by William Bennett, removed
to Flint. Michigan.
A large force OF men, under the
direction of Foremen Gross and Tim
herman, have been keeping a close
watch at railroad bridge, No. 3. for
three days, filling in where excavations
were most dangerous due to the high
water.
Oliver Soden, a student at the Uni
| versity of Pennsylvania, is commut-
ing TO and from the Quaker City.
Another OF those popular dances are
scheduled to tai place at Iange's
hall on Saturday night and has been
designated as YOU'D Be Surprised
night by the committee. A Ave piece
orchestra will furnish the music as on
last Saturday night.
Tho gentler sex are playing their
part in the management of the Penn
sylvania railroad offices at this place
and with as much efficiency as their
male co-workers. At the Lower James
burg depot two affable females, Miss
Angie Murray, an expert telegrapher
and clerk, is working the second trick
| from 8 to IL o'clock at night and Miss
Nellie Nanartsdalen, takes the third
trick from IL until Z a. m. William
Shade formerly at his latter trick
is substituting as leverman at the
u. c." tower.
Mrs. DIR. H. d. Zandt. of Railroad
avenue, was hostess to the Round
About Book Club at her home at the
first March session. The ladies. though
enjoying the privileges of the Leap
Year, had dedicated the program of
the evening as MEMS Night" and all
the numbers on the program were by
the male members. The opening num-
Der was a violin solo. by Walter Smith
and he was accompanied on the plano
by his sister, Miss Marion Smith. Bor-
ough Clerk William H. Brooks, read
an original paper on "Reminiscences
and much pleasure was given the num-
Der by the local data worked out by
the author of this interesting paper.
DIR. II. ID. Zant e an original paper
with many funny antidotes n other
wise. c. A. Deveney read a paper
on when a Mans q Man" The
closing number was a medley chorus
of the popular hits of the day and
vas encored by the ladies. This was
given by q chorus of the young male
members of the club. Mrs. Zandt
entertained in her usual pleasing man
ner at the social hour following the
closing number, fifty members taking
part in the session. The club is en-
joying its twentieth anniversary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-13
CONCERT AT JAMESBURG
Blind Performers Please Large Audi
encc at Benefit Show.
BIZ Sr0cfdl Co1~esnoudeuf

JIM a DSGClhb oxEO"s
BY Sractdl Correspondent.
JAMESBURG, March 1s-The
Star theatre was crowded on Thurs
day night to listen to a high grade
entertainment arranged by Miss Mary
e. DAWSON, of this place who had
brought to Jamesburg two musical
progedies, who, though blind, per-
formed on the piano and read with
the precision and finish of their more
fortunate brethren.
Luigi Boccelli was the vocalist and
not in years has Jamesburg heard one
with a better trained voice. Herbert
Merkel, also blind II also from
Philadelphia, recited and rendered
the accomplishments and played a
number of high class numbers on the
piano. showing him also a finished
benefit OF the Jamesburg fire depart
ment. The full program follows:
Baritone Solo. "King of the
Winds" Luigi Boccelli; plano solo.
"Polonatse in A fiat" Herbert Merkel;
baritone solo "Good-Bye," Luigi Boo
celli: plano solo. "Liebestraume,"
Herbert Merkel; reading. Brown Has
Hair Cut" Herbert Merkel; bar
tone solo "Proiogue firm Pagliaeci"
Concert. Herbert Merkel; baritone
solo. (a) Banjo Song" (b) 20 Sofa
MILO" (c) Song of the ~Torreador,"
Luigi Boccelli; reading, humorous.
"Levinski at the Wedding" Herbert
Merkel;; baritone solo. "Di Provence"
from "Traviata," Luigi Boccelli; pi-
ano solo, March de Concert" Her
Jack" Luigi Boccelli; reading SOC
rates Snooks" Herbert Merkel; bari
tone solo, "Cacky Lad" Herbert Mer-
KEEL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-13
Keyport

Rev. A. w. Hand, pastor of the
First Baptist church has been present
ed with a purse of $500 from his con-
~gregatton, which shows in a most sub
'stantial manne what his congregation
think Of him.
An interesting meeting of the Scout
Patrol Leaders was held in the High
School auditorium on Thursday after
noon when County Scout Executive
Merit l.. Oxenham was present and
gave an illustrated lecture on map
drawing.
improvements are fast nearing COM
pletion to the store to % occupied
by A. A. Philo who will conduct a
mems and boys furnishing store.
The regular meeting OF Coronal
Council Royal Arcanum will be held
tonight in the lodge room.
Mrs. Paul G. Zimmerman WAS the
guest of friends at New York on
Wednesday.
The local branch OF the American
Legion will hold an important meet
ing in Ackerson and Ackerson's office
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William Lambertson was the
guest of friends at Perth Amboy this
week.
Mrs. r. s. White spent Wednesday
in New York where she vas the guest
of her son r. o. White and wife.
The choir of the First Baptist church
will give a plantation night" al the
high school auditorium on Tuesday
evening, March 20.
Mrs. e. v. Wyckoff is visiting with
her brother Asbury f. Walling and
family of East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps Cherry have
returned after having spent a week
in Philadelphia where they were the
guests OF relatives.
Mrs. G. II. Tuder Of Melrose, N. Y,
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c..
Zimmerman.