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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
TWO CONFEDERATE
GENERALS REMAIN
% Those Who Held That Rank IN
confederate Army.

Washington. Nov The death 81
General r. NJ, Law. az Barlow Flor
ada. sunday. leaves BnWadicr Gen.
erals Marcus J. Wright ~ Washing
ton and Felix Robertson. of Waco,
Texas, a. the only survivors - those
who held the rank ~ general in the
Confederate Army. according 90 rec
ords ia possession ~ General wright a
family bore
General Wsight Is now eighty nine
years cid and came 60 Washington lu
ISIS. a. agent % the War Department
IN tho collection and compilation 81
military record lie was born in
Purdy. Tenn. june g. 1881. and when
stu u Boy moved e. Memphis
General Wright entered the service
~ the Confederacy in May. 1851. az
lieutenant COLONEL of the l54th Ten
nenaee Infantry and eHH promoted "a
the rank ~ brigadier senegal in lse2
lie was wounded az tao battle Of shi-
loh.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

surnmerford were IN Quincy Saturday
shopping
Mas Maaade Bevfs. - Tallahassee
who had been visiting horne folks al
Baacom. Fla. ia spending the week
end with friends az this place on her
return.
Mr. Hiaiock. ~ Tallahassee was "A
visitor 60 Chntgahoor hoo during the
paat wSek.
nuEabor ~ people from here at
tended the faiF ~ Mariana during the
past week ard every one reports a good
fair at that place.
Tho employees - the hospital en-
ioycd Halloween party and a mas
cue ball 40 TIE hospital han On sat.
urdnv nixht
Esv Mr.. Grant who is conducting
revival services at tho Baptist church
a. River Junction. has sent Invitations
% an fruternal organizations - the
community FOR special sermon on
''Frnterualism. Thursday night of this
week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
IRISH STUDENT Is
HUNG BY BRITISH

Dublin Nov kelvin Barry. "a
medical student. was executed at
Mount joy prison this morning for
taking part in an attack on military
escort here during the past summer
Barry WAS charged with murder 49,
two British soldiers were killed dur
iug the aEht
When the hour ~ execution ap-
preached nearly 1900 ~ raons prayed
outside the prison. continuing until
after the young man had been pro-
nounced dead Armorcd cars guarded
the street before the prison Barry .
mother declared last week she was
land
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
! RHR o. aRH n - a q
oHArrAHoocsEE.
u HHHaaHHsaHH M . y !

t'hattahop nee. Nov Miss Vivian
Nevia, who - attending school A. this
place. WIS called 90 hor home "a naa b.
conn., Pin. Hast week On nssrount % the
serious liinsna - her musher
T. q johnson and famiiy are soil
Inc their holdings On Chattahoarheo
with q view ~ movana Go Orlando.
Thes mUpw to - the Lass - the week
y 4. KnhEht. one % the officials az
The hospital war tn panag1a city dur
ING the naai week On hus ueaa "a con-
neotton with that institution.
q g. ufNan. dala oarpentor who has
charws - the construction work at e.
hospital wise Ia ThnumaViiie during
tie raNt week ipnhinH over and get
tins estimates On building supplies
The many friends a the Russell
nlsniiy Will rewret 20 hear ~ them
moving a. Thouaaviiio. ua. where SIR
RlasF'n has aorentcd a position with
the Th0mnAvlila Live atoek Ccmuany
Airs nnwweli and family km gntudsly
uorninE. Miss Jane VII remain a.
steuoE1apheF a. thc hospital
AFm. Glenn n. wright was called Ca
niuunfEtown last week On nc,stuut 81
eorlsas iiinnae ~ her father. She was
accompanied BY her brother Mr. Yon
~ Guinry
Ar. and Mrs. 4. l. McKinnon spent =
few iays last week the guest ~ rcla-
tivea AZ Red nay. Fia
Ar and Mrs. " ~ Mcmillan and
Major n = nache are attending the
tAiT a. Naiaomfa. Ca. for q fcw days
Airs Hattie tayne and Miss Pearl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
EXPOSURE ACHES
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Sioan's Eminent, Kept Handy, Takes
tire Fight Out % Them.

~ LOSING around IN the We and
- then-the dreaded rheumatic
- twtngc, Bat not for long when
Llniment b. put on THE Sob
Paths. strain. sprlins soon this
old family friend penstratss. without
rubbing and helps drive 'cm away. And
how clesniy too. mo muss. mo- bother.
40 stained skin or CloETcd pores.
Muscles timber up. lumhagp. sclatfca.
neuralgia. backaehe nre promptly re-
uevcd. Keep . bottle handy. Get one
to-day u you've run cut ~ Sioau's
Eminent. it's 90 warming
All druxgists-~ssc Toc. sls0. The
largest bottle holds sis times as much
as the smallest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
MOBILE WOMEN
THANK WILSON

Mobile. Nov. 1.-The Mobile County
League of Women voters by Mrs.
Kate @. Iiagan. president. wired Pres.
ident Wilson today It's appreciation ~
the appointment Of r. L Thompson as
a member Of the 4. 3. shipping Board.
The telegram states that the QUIZ
Coast has secured = well deserved
recognition and through their prcsoa-
tation hy AFR Thompson tie mcgAss
and claims will be given adequate
consideration.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
EVERY DROP OF YOUR BLOOD
SHOULD BE ABSOLUTELY PURE

You cannot oHereHtimate ne Inn
rortance - keeping the blood free
~ Impurities. When yea realize that
tha heart On constantly pumping this
vital fluid 20 AT parts ~ the body.
you ear readily see that any ieNpurity
piieationm
Any aliKht disorder or impurities -
a source ~ danger. aa every vital
ofEan ~ the body depends upon the
fuuetiomn
Many painful and dangerous dis
eassu are the direct result q a bad
condition ~ the blood Amnng Tire
meet serious are Hheumnttsn. with
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
. ST. ANDREWS q
. q q q q @ q . q n q % q q q % 4

So. Andrews. Nov. Marvin Hollis
ard Misses Maudino Haney and ber-
tina Burh attended tho show last Mon
DAY night az Panama city
Dir. and AIRS. l. =. Spencer and ca
bel Whirioy were visiting their sister
Mua. william Mcdonald. az DeF'uniak
springs hst SATURDAY and sunday.
making the trip ~ car.
Quite crowd attended the Fare
wen Party laFt THURSDAY night AZ the
home ~ Claudia Boyott. VINO leaves
next Tuesday with her mother ard
father for Chipley where they viii
maze their home Tor aume time Nr
noyeat ia now operating a cav mill
These attendinN the party were
Misses Maudine Hanet Bertha Burh
Mabel soaft. Manic Motiu. Mary.
Laura TELL and Llnne booth. Ellie.
HUH and Mary 'seison. Lata- Leo
seoft. Louise Love Claudio Boyett
and Floronce noyatt Alosafs. Marvin
IIuliim Grady Booth. John Boila. wal
ter Hcott ffariOn Everest, Daniel VIII
naus, Homer Chapcsy. Rudolph and
Dannio Citation. George Bryant, Thee
Gora boyett Je~ei Love. ssJnnie Clan
ton and MeadaEnes Louis Nclsan. L. n
NANtttNNAa #AtAAA fNRAAt vi Lave ~ g..
Bryant Vera Nelson and . &. clan
ton. o. Mllivili@ All reported a very
nice time.
Mr.. G G. bryant. Theodore. Flor.
euee and Claudia floyett attended the
play az Panama City last Monday
night
ar Grady ana WIN Both are bosh
on TIE niek nut this week much 70
the regret ~ their unny friends
naniei Williams was visiting friends
az Miilvilie last Saturday and sunday
" W Nashiairn WIS calling 81 ain
vile last Sunday.
T. T. Dougaa moved 20 wausau. last
Thursday.
Misses BERTHA Bush. Laura. Bell ana
Lizxie Booth and Meaars Grady Booth
Caheii whifiey. atd Theodore noyett
entoyei a apin over 20 Mlllullo iast
sunday nizhI
Merritt type. ~ - Andrews was al
the min o. business two days this
Weez
Ths min has lost several days this
week
The min has iost several days this
weea on aosount % LOGS.
&. n. thoYett and family leave next
Tuesday for Chipley. where they viii
make their future home Mr. novrtt
Who haa been Employed for sosne time
at the West hay min. now ~ An.
drewa bay miiL wiil be missed ~ hts
many frienda
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
AIR MAIL SERVICE
TO HAVANA STARTS

Key West. Fla. Nov. 1.-Two giant
hydroplanes, each with a capacity for
twelve passengers ZOO pounds OF
mail and four hundred pounds ~ lug
gage left here 81 o'clock to-day for
Havana. inangurating daily mail
and passenger line
Among those making the first trip
were Major c. n 3onneil. vsce presi-
dent and general manager Of the com
pany. Domingo Milford. Cuban consul
NJ Key West and several press repre-
sentatives including three women
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
TWO CONCRETE sHAps
SOLD TO LINCOLN LINE

concrete tank steamers The Palo Alto
and the peralta. each ~ $500 tons 20
the Lincoln Steamship Lime 81 New
York for STs0.ca8 and tTa5.oQ9 respec-
lively. was announced to-day IS TIRE
shipping Beard
The steel cprEo steamer Naba %
sa5 tons has been aold hy the toard
20 the Cafhonneau Ra folz Company 90
New York for tt8fT.625
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
TO CURE BABY'S
COLD OVER NIGHT
BABY Ease" the Perfected Lax.
ative, Cuts Short Babies Colds
and Prevents Complications.

No medicine is effective On colds
and spasEnodie Group until the llvey
q made thoroughly active eBaby
Ease" laxative. quickly eleansss tn
Intestinal tract. relieves constipation
and hiilousneSs and puts the nttl,
system IN condition 70 throw of IN,
germs. bringing quick relief. enabling
baby 90 rest well ard The cold "a Eons
~ morning
haey Ease" a perfected laxative
end corrective By baEy specialists fos
naother's use with her children. IL also
the best remedy Tor stomach and
bowel complaints Of infants ana chr.
iran a. your druxgist's In toc END
s6~ Hixna.--Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

its torturinT pain. Eczema letter.
Eryaipelaa and other diangurlng skin
diseases general debility. which
makes the strongest mon helpless. and
many other diseases are the result
OF impure blood
You can IN large measure avoid
liability % disease hy the use ~ Is Is.
a. the wonderful blood remedy that
has been n constant use for more
than fifty years. 3 = 8 eieanaea the
blood thoroughly. II h. sold 81 drug
RiMta everywhere.
For valuable literature and medicf
advice absolutely FREE. write tDday TO
chief Medical Adviser. 6at swift lab
oratory, Atlanta. Ca.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
aYouR MEplcINE ls Q. k..

hrs. Ghak. Rule. New DigEins. Wis
writes your medicine Is d K /
thiuk FoIeys Honey and Tar o. the
best FOR coughs. 1 think your medi-
ciae - all YOU say 81 a. know /
would never De- without B You may
use ms name Foloys Honey and
Tar acts quickly. checas coughs. colds
and Group cuts the pkieem opens air
passages and aliHvs irritation Il Ht0ps
sleep disturbing coughing 40 night.
children like o. Contains no opiates.
sold sVeryw here ADV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
FOURTEEN ATTACKS ON
POLICE ~ IRELAND

Dublin. Nov There were "a least
70 separate attacks on the police aud
military Ira the West and South ~
Ireland sunday eveutng ln these at
lacks eix % thp police Was Nlled
and ciFht othe.s wound q one meml-
hor of The military and one naval man
were wounded one civilian VAS
KILLED
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
Delightful. Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

The sensation OF the YEAR IN ina
irug trade 10 Asplronaf, the two
minute cold AID cough reiiever, "a,
.horitasiveiy guaranteed By the Iabora.
.oriess tested. approved ana most
enthusiastically endorsed By che highs
sst authorities. aad proclaimed By
.he common people 80 tea times ne
quick and effective IA whsskey, rock
and rye. or any other cold and eoagt
remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are new anrpIied
with the wonderful new elixir, s. al
Fou have 90 do 90 get rid Of that eald
Is 20 step into the nearest drug store
hand the clerk half a dollar for a bottle
a Aspirenai and tell him 20 aerge you
two feaEpoonfnis with four teaspoon.
fuls Of water ir q glass. With your
syatch In your hand. take tbs drink
nt one swaliov and eail for your manay
hask IN two minutes IL you eannot
feel yoJr cold fading away Ike dream
within the time limit. Don d be bash.
full, for ell druggists invite you anA
expect yoa to try Il. EyeEybody's
When your eold or cough L r..
iieved, take the remainder Of the bottle
home TO your vie and babiea. fer
Asplronal IL BY FAR the safest and m0ss
effective, the easiest 20 take ard ths
most agreeable cold and cough remsdy
Cor infants and ehildren.--Ads.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

Washtr ytOu. Nov Tho State De-
partment IS considering the sending 90
an ofhctal mission. possibly headed hY
Secretary Coft ta south America 60
r,turn the recent Visits of south
American or ais Including Bresident
pcaaoa ~ Brazil t0 the United states.
no definite decisions o. o. the per
sonnet - the mission or date ~ tho
proposed visit have been reached it
was aafd today
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
FOUR KILLED IN
WRECK AT AsHEviLLE

Ashevitle. N c, New wv =
Rhinehardt Of Marion. who was in
iurea IN a collision hetweea a train
and an automobile ne old Fort yes
teFSiay. died IN a local hospital this
morning. bringing the total dead ia
four and three injured. One OF the
injured IL not expected 10 survive.
Paul Condry WIS instantly killed and
ErneSs Mallenix and letter Rhinehards
died soon after the accAdent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
SETTER THAN
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro,
pean and American ArmJ
Surgeons to Cut Short Q
Cold and Prevent Conpn,
cations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
WATCH
THE BIG 4

Stomach fdn@ys-Hear Lives
Keep the vital organs healthy By
regularly taking the worlds stand
ard remedy for kidney, liver.
bladder and uric acid trou bles--
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02
REGULAR MEETING
BOARD or DIRECTORS

A regular meeting ~ lhe Beard Of
Directors 20 the Chamber ~ COM
mefcc Win Dc held az tire rooms this
afternoon az o'clock. A fun attend
auce 81 requested.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

SEQ quickly relieves Colds and
LaGrippe, Constipation, Bilious
ne.>s. Loss of Appetite and
Headaches.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

666 has proven II viii cure
Malaria, Chills and Fever, Bill
Gus Fever, Colds and LaGrippe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

Every Druggist in u. s. In.
structed 70 Refund Price
While You Welt at Count.
CT II Relief Does Not Come
Within Two MinuteJ.s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

of the school will be in charge. Ar
irving at the grounds where the out
ing is to be held there will be games
for all. Refreshments will be served
and there will be plenty of ice cream.
Presents will be given to those child
rem for good attendance at the school
during the past term and other
marks that they won. This outing is
given by Herman Ellis, a member of
the board of education of the school
before the opening of the summer
session that is to take place on Mon
day, August 2.
The new sessions of the school
during the month of August and un-
til the opening of the public school
will be from nine in the morning
until one o'clock in the afternoon.
After the opening of the public
school the session will be from four
in the afternoon until eight o'clock
at night. Principal Hoffman of New
Brunswick, and his daughter. will be
the teachers at the school for the
term.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
CONCENTRATE EFFORT
TO SECURE SIGNATURES
lContInned from paEe ID

CONTINUED from page IL
The charter provides that the
mayor shall preside at the meetings
of the council and yet he does not
do so. 1t provides he shall be tho
head of the police force and yet
we have only recently been through
a term in which 1t was claimed and
advised that the police committee
should be the head. 1t provides that
in cas- of his death or resignation
the vice president of the council
shall act. and yet the alderman at
large acts.
The charter provides that there
shall be three aldermen, and six
councilmen, and yet we have six
aldermen and no councilman. IL
does not provide for an alderman
at large. and yet we have one. 1
might go on at great length citing
just such Inconsistencies.
Nine long sections Of It relate to
taxes and their collection, and yet
these have nearly all been changed
or superseded by general tax laws.
That is also true of twenty long sec
tons relating to improvements.
Several pages are given up to the
Board of Education which has been
entirely changed by the state school
law.
These are but illustrations of a
complicated municipal system which
results in unbusinesslike and in
efficient administration.
Commission government is in
tended to simplify city government,
and the evidence from over three
hundred and fifty cities in the United
States that have tried it is that 1t
does so. No n is foolish enough to
claim that it is absolutely perfect,
but 1t is a vast improvement over
the old form.
Yours truly,
ADRIAN LYON,
President.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
Police News

Mike Bogden, of 72s Cortlandt
street, was taken to headquarters
yesterday as being demented, but
after examination by physicians he
was discharged by order Of Chief
Burke.
Patrolman Kurpiel reported a
telephone wire down on the Hall
avenue bridge.
Neighbors in the vicinity of the
home of Herman Ellis on Brighton
avenue reported to Patrolman Pat
ten yesterday that a window had
been open for a week. The officer
investigated and found same to be
broken
A Waterman on Broad street re-
ported to Patrolman Harding last
night that an uto bearing license
S0104 ran through a street closed"
sign on that street and broke the
danger light.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
!. OF c. TO HAVE BIG
, SESSION IN N. Y. CITY

NEW YORK, July 80. = When
Knights of Columbus from all ove
he United States gather in New
fork next Monday for their Supreme
Invention they will find Fifth avenu
md Forty-second street in holiday
ttire American flags interwined
nth K. G. flags will predominant.
The first of the Knights to arrive
tas Joseph C. Pelletier. district at
prney of Boston, chairman of the
pmmittee on resolutions. He called
h executive session of the commit
ZEE in the Hotel Commodore to draft
1921 plans. which it is reported will
lrovide for several new enterprises
Experimenting the educational work
low being done.
The New England delegation will
lrrive Sunday. headed by Judge WI
lam II. Day of Boston and District
Attorney Daniel j. Gallagher.
The convention will last a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
lSSENSIOH IN COUNTY
BOARD OVER THE ROADS

CONTINUED from page IL
Il also discussed the matter with
lr. Wasser, state highway engineer.
hr. Wasser suggests that in view OF
he present unsatisfactory railroad
ltuation which makes 1t practically
npossible to procure open cars for
he shipment of road materials that
he county not award this contract
b anyone.
ut is also felt that the present bids
re too high, while perhap not too
Ugh when we consider the existing
nilroad conditions. but still they are
ktremely high when we consider bids
eceived earlier in the year. 1t is
s,ggested that the construction of
kiis road be deferred until con
&i.ions become more normal.
while there is apparently no
ks;acle in awarding to the lowest
ddder Mr.. Wasser also objects to
hanging the lump sum bid in any
went. This information concerning
DR.. Wasser's attitude is given to you
5 an indication of the policy that will
ie followed by him. / presume you
tiil not award n contract for this
FORK in view of the above.
VERY truly yours.
EDWARD L. REED,
Assistant state highway engineer"
The bid referred to in the above
liter was the one submitted by Harry
I. Scott, of Cranbury. which was for
f"2.379.20 in a lump sum-. though
Trough an error in preparing the
Iroposal and in multiplication, the
kure should have been $1,000 more.
While the bids are called for accord
ng to the highway commission form
md which enumerate the various
init quantities and prices as well as
he total for the work, with the error
b the bid in question. Mr.. Scott's bid
still low by $~2,426.S0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
MEETS ALL DEMANDS
IN PAYING INVESTORS

BY The Associated Press.
BOSTON. July 30.-Charles Ponzi,
the new-styled financier, who claims
to have amassed millions within a
few months and who has paid to the
public large profits on their invest
ments, appeared today to have all
most satisfied questions as to his
s~olvency.
Only a short line formed before
the payment window of the Ponzi
bank this morning and when dis
bursements were resumed clerks said
they were paying off almost as much
on notes matured for the fifty per
cent. profits in forty-five days as they
were determined to.
- vi-nI end of the fivs-day run
was in sight with few additions to
- 1~aflng line. The amount
paid out since the run began was es-
Nell. at S1.50O.000.
And We have twice as much
money right here in Boston as Mr..
Ponzi owes and there is no need OF
any one being nervous"
Ponzi announced his liabilities
were about $4,000, 900 indicating
participation In his scheme was re-
duced one-half.
The run of frightened investors to
cover. Miss Nell said, meant more
money in the already bullying pockets
of Ponzi as unmatured notes were
paid only on basis of actual invest
ments.
'sTheir money has been working
for us all this time, and Mr.. Ponzi
now can keep the profits which
would have gone to these people. You
will realize what this means when
you know that nearly 100000
which we have paid out has been on
unmatured notes, a saving to Mr..
Ponzi of nearly s500.0O0," she said.
III, manager said she had seen
nothing of any investigators al yet.
Her books are open for inspection
and would show Mr.. Ponzi had more
than enough money to satisfy all
claims.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
Lodges

A delegation of members of Val
halia Lodge No. 275. odd Fellows,
went to Plsinfeld Wednesday for a
visit with Queen City Lodge. They
went up by automobile. The occa-
sion was the home coming and in
stallation of District Deputy Grand
Master Muier to his own lodge.
There was a reception and cola
ton after the installation in the
lodge rooms OF the Plainfield lodge.
Lawrence Lodge, No. 81, Odd
Fellows, will meet in regular session
tonight at Odd Fellows hall.
A regular session of Valhalla
Lodge. No. 275 Odd Fellows. wa
held last night. Because of the warm
weather all limitations have been
cancelled until the fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
County Briefs

By STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, July so
Elmer McGuiness and Leo Ludvie
both local boys, were held in 81 O.
bail by Recorder Tindell this NOR
hg on a charge of assault and ba,-
Iery with attempt to rob. Tn
iharges were preferred by Alfred
Patterson and Cooper Vickery. Tn
tttempt to rob was made at S:t5.
kfter the two complainants had pu,
kheir cars away for the night, an
she bus drivers were badly beaten
kp in the attempt.
: NEW BRUNSWICK, July 80. -
hearing will be held here today on
he contested will case of Anna
thienle, of this city. A grand
laughter, Mary s. Goulde, filed a
bveat against the will when it was
brought up for probation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
Gets Two To Seven Years i'm Prison

BY stan Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, July 80. -
Peter Bohn, of New Brunswick. who
was indicted recently on an assault
and battery charge preferred by his
wife, IA sentenced to serve from
two to three years in states prison
this morning by Judge Peter F. DAILY.
In sentencing the man the judge said
he was sorry he could not give the
man more. owing to the nature of
the attack upon the woman. A belt
strap was used by Bohn in his
assault, the buckle of which pain
fully injured his wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
INCA. SUMMER SCHOOL
TO CLOSE TOMORROW

The summer school Of the local
Y. NJ. c. A. will close tomorrow
morning after one Of the most
successful years that It has ever m
joyed. There was an attendance Of
forty eight pupils at the classes. at
which all subjects from the fourth
to the eighth grades were taught,
and each pupil studied earnestly and
to such an extent that many of them
have been recommended for exam
nations to higher grades.
The success of the school was due
in no little extent to the teaching OF
j. F. Walker. NJ. r. Letter, and the
Misses Augusta Martin and Lillian
Fretz, who devoted the hours from
to the work.