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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-23

Or. Henry Hale clifford, rector OF
s.. James Episcopal church. Piscafa-
waytown. will conduct his last serv1r~
IS rector on Sunday. October 3. ard
VIII leave shortly afterwards for New
York City. where he will take up
special work.
For the past month DR.. Clifford has
been at st. Msry's Rectory. the
Bronx. New York. conducting servs
ices for the rector. who is a personal
friend of DR.. Clifford.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-23
roy cSl. WOMAN WAS HELPED

A,,hea y aiker. New River. Pa. writes.
nave bse. troubled with weak kidneys
-, vaars took Foley Kidney Pits
and they helped me fine. resi- nne an
nseht AMI now have no trouble with ny
Kidneys. When the hadney- 40 ~
n~onerIv d their work. acids ana poisons
isff n ne system cause weak ana lahe
beek dizziness. puffIaess under EYES
swollen ankles and Joints, aches pans ans
Serans~s ana rheumatic pains Foles
TPtS-ev pills have given relief to tnol-
@nds Of men and women. Sold ps Bar
nekov & Petz-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-23
Dance al south Amboy.

SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 2S-Last
night a very pretty dance was held
in the high school auditorium under
the auspices of St. Martha's Guild of
Christ church. To the wonderful
strains of Kenneth Martins orches-
ira the dancers enjoyed every num-
Der. Visitors were present from
Amboy. Sayreville and Nor
gan. There were several novelty
rumbers that added variety to the
evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-23
Warden Holds Extensive rire

TERRE HAUTE-T. F.. Butler.
game warden, held a $4,000 fire here
the other day. He burned fishing
nets c%onfscated this year. They
taken because they did not
conform with the law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-23

Cut out this slip. enclose wild e enz
mail Il 70 Foley & Co.. 1Ss5 she11eld Ava
Chicago. I'll, writing your name and 80
dress Clearly You will receive IN return
a ira package containing Toley's Honey
and Tar Compound. for c5urhE eoife 80
Group Foley Kidney Pills for pain n
sides and tack; rheumatism, backachx
Kidney ana bladder ailments. ard Fofer
catnaruc Iaolets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for corsff-
patton. bNousness, headache. ard slug
gish bowels. Sold by Barnekov < Petz-
Adv.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-28
A Mans Home His Castle

While as long as prohibition is the
law it must be enforced and reason
able LATITUDE allowed for searching
where there is reason to believe that
Illicit manufacture or traffic is going
on, it remains that there must be no
stretching of this to invasion of pri-
waite residences without following
precisely the procedure prescribed by
law. Commenting on case in Mich
gan, where the zeal of prohibition
agents was alleged tohaye led them to
search a private basement without a
warrant, a federal Judge said: "a
revenue agent could never invade my
home without a search warrant, unless
| should give him permission" That
states tae, American petition !; that a
mans home is his castle. Che position
of the judge as to his home is only an
expression of the.,right OF the hum
blest, citizen in his home. There must
be no search invasi6hs" of private
residences without warrants OF per
mission Of the occupants.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-28

statement of lady who had stuff
cred with similar trouble to my
own and telling how she had been
wonderfully helped by Tanlac.
[ sent for a bottle and started
taking it and the results have
been most surprising.
"My appetite. is splendid now
and | can eat most anything with
out any distress afterward. The
gas has stopped forming and |
no longer have palpitation or that
smthering feeling. [ sleep sound
all night long and get up feeling
rested. I am in better health to-
day than I have been for forty
years and I feel years younger.
l don't believe there ever was
as good medicine made as Tan
lac"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond By
Stockton & Son. Ii
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-28
WEATHER HALTS
ATHLETIC WORK
Inter Society Field Meet Agar
Postponed With No Future
Date Set

C. A. Mccoy, in charge of athletics
at the Normal school, is at outs with
the weather man, since the inter
society field meet has again been post
poned owing to inclement weather
This event, which was to have beer
the forerunner of the selection of g
team for the track meet later to the
school, will be held now, whenever the
weather will permit. It was to have
been pulled off Monday, and there
were large number of enthusiastic
athletes ready for the contests, how
ever, it was necessary to call off al
out of doors work for the day.
The time is drawing near for the big
meeting, and it is DESTROYS of having
the local teams selected and in practice
and an effort has been made time and
again to hold the preliminary con-
tests with no success. 1t is not known
what success the other schools and col
leges are experiencing, but it could
not be worse than the local school.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-28
PHYSICAL MANUAL
SOON TO Be ISSUED

The official bulletin in regard to the
new physical education law has been
issued and viii be followed shortly by
a manual containing preliminary
courses in physical education. The
course viii be tentative and will be
used chiefly for experimentation and
criticism.
Fifteen states, including Kentucky
have already passed laws making
physical education part Of the school
course.
In brief the law provides for g
course of physical education in all Of
the schools of the state; for Q manual
setting forth the course to be pre-
pared by the State Board of Health,
and that at least thirty minutes each
school day must be devoted to in
strlction ard training in health and
safety, TO physical exercises and to
recess play under proper supervision.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-28
Los ANGELES WOMAN
GRATEFUL TO TANLAc
\ Irs. NJ. E. Proctor Says Her
Complete Recovery After So
Many Years OF Suffering
Seems Too Good To Be True
Was Invalid For Years.

81 am so grateful for what
1anlac has done for me that l
want to tell the whole world
bout it, said Mrs. NJ. E. Proc
tor, of III W. First St, Los
,ngeles, Cal. when speaking of
lie spendid results she had OBJ
lined from the medicine. TO
hink that l should have suffered
or so many years, and spent
indreds of dollars in vain eff
IS to get relief and then find
plete relief after taking only
bottles of Ian,ac, seems too
to be true"
ies' indeed; for years and
lrs l suffered terribly from
mach trouble. Everything l
seemed to form gas and so
iected my heart and breathing
lat I would turn purple in the
ace in my efforts to get my
reath. These attacks caused me
intense suffering and were SO
lad that I was frequently con-
lined to my bed and would have
TO be attended by some member
of the family for fear should
succumb during one of the at
tacks.
81 got awfully thin and was SO
weak that l had to give up all
household duties. | often went
or two weeks without getting a
good nigh sleep and as a con-
sequence became very nervous
nd low-spirited. In fact, l was
confirmed invalid and my
/ /. not expect me to live
52g.
- reading the paper one
u, = when my eye caught the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-28
Chazberla;n's Cough Pemedy

The great benefit derived from the
use of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
has been gratefully acknowledged by
many. Mrs. Benjamin +. Blakeney
Decatur. ILL.,, writes, Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is by far the best med
icine for colds and coughs we have
ever used in our family. I gave it to
my children when small for Group and
have taken it myself" if
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-28

take him out of school and keep him
off the street until fully recovered, as
there is hundred times more danger
of his taking diphtheria when he has
Ia cold. When Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is given it quickly curses the
cold and lessons the danger of diph-
liberia or any other germ disease be-
ing contracted. April
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-28
AT LANCASTER COURT DAY

At Lancaster court day Wednesday
there were less than 100 cattle on the
market and the demand was fairly
good. Ten cents per pound was the
highest price realized. A few mules
changed hands at $3.50 to $500 and
a good saddle horse OF so sold at
SITS to $225. Plug horses were not
wanted at any price.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-28
How Diphtheria is Contracted

One often hears the expression, "My
child caught severe cold which deve-
loped in to diphtheria" when the
truth was that the cold had simply
left the little one particularly sus-
eeptible to the wandering diphtheria
germ. If your child has a cold when
diphtheria is prevalent you should
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-28

Reports that q severe hail storm
visited the vicinities Of Silver Creek,
Newly and Foxtown late Thursday
afternoon have been received. The
wind and rain storm which passed
over Richmond at that time was de-
void of hail in this vicinity.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-28

MOvepfent Of live poultry is still
light and prices in Chicago and New
York are lower, compared with the
previous week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-28

DR.. w. Ernest Cottle, of London,
Eng, has bequeathed his fortune,
amounting to more than 100000 for
the feeding of homeless domestic ami
mails.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

DENVER. Colo- May 81 lBy A.
soclaicd prcss Two express
"packages.r each consisting Of a ~.
llc boy. recently passed through
Denver en- roulo from Topeka. Kan.
sae. 10 Ogden Utah. Orvillo SkagSs.
olght years Old. was package No. 4,
while HE brother. Lester. six yenr1
old. was package No. 2.
Thnlr mother, Who resides Ia 10.
pckh. decided " send them 70 their
father. who - living In Og'icn. She
decided 10 forward them by express.
and. since The c<mpony accepts ami.
mails of al Kinds for Transportation.
The officials deridtd that the huya
could be accepted.
Tho company suspended one rule
governing the shipment of live ami.
mails. however. which undoubtedly
added much 70 the boys comfort.
That rule rcQulrcs the Grating Of all
animals sent By express.
Tho boys, though, saw 10 Il that
another rule which provides that
animals must be fed a an Junction
points and wherever clso u may be
necessary, was not suspended.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25
He Is DssluI Of Philosophy:
Also Perfectly esOd Policeman

BERKE1.EY, Cal- May "a |By
Assoclaied Press l--john Auensiu.
Larson wrote a thesis on The sub
ieel 81 "Forthcr Evidence Of me
Functional l;orrclallon o. the Hspo.
glossus and Thyroid For This he
received the degree of doctor Of
philosophy from the University Of
California Deapile The fact that
Dr. Larson has won hls ph. u. O..
gree, he Is dcvollng hls entire Time
10 his occupation. which Il that Of
a policeman In Borkeley.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

Columbus Is on The map with I
baseball Team oi class. The team
was formed several weeks neo and
week asn defeated the l0coI Nn9i'
can team wlle . - 10 score. and
followed u up last Sunday with -
too
Challenges already are out for
Eamcs with tho Prank Nordhaus
team OF Dcuins and other c|l|cn.
A committee will call on local
merchants 10 solicit aid Ia securing
uniforms and necessary equipment.
zeno Johnson promises nniinrms
Al Wholesale price and will pay e.
pruHagc. etc.
A good hall team ls m adverilsn
menl for any city. aud tho Daily
Courier Is sure there are enough
sports among local merchants 10
givc the boys q complete outfit.
The lineup al present ia a. ID.
lows: Jack Rroen. manager: a.
WhflinehnIn. Bob NullaI, Al. T..
Smith: & skinner, n !. Mack. J. n.
Kelly. ,. Fine. G. W. Mckcmy. cap.
tain; v. N. Rodgers. l.. copin. A..
Ravcl, A. Favrot, }. Cohen.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25
PAM or FIGHTING CATS
FOLLOW GOODWIN LION


Qoldwyn Pictures aim 10 embod,
novelties of photography, Of slur,
telling. of characterization on lhf
part Of The players wherever, m
fact. q departure from the convcn
llnnal Il permissible. Daughter OF
Nine The now comedydrnma hy
HuEo Dallln. IN which Maden Ken
ncdy comes 10 the Columbus ihe
aier tonight hriSlles with novelties
No sooner does the 0oldwyn lion
fade on The screen tlian the first
% apparent II comes with the IN
PRODUCTION
First two cats arc seen IN violent
argument on The edge OF roof, shcn
The eye moves down 10 The cornlee
OF thc building. later 10 look lnfo
On pen window where a womon 4.
observed IN the midst OF her toll
cite. Al this point Il 4 known that
ihe building Is tenement. The all
seeing lens then doscends end M
other oopn window Is explored.
uaCra children ale qualffiiae over
q bag of popcorn. The hae has
burst and IN their grabbing not onr
of ihom Is aware that lis precious
eonleula b dropping onto lhn head
of The person On Die floor below.
But me camera lets "a see this De.
TAI or The comedy. and the head "A
one eynryone knows the sm.oolhly
drawn black hair Of Aadae Kennedy
a. liflio hoele Nendolsohn.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

Dca Nclnea ioNt May 81. n n
Taylor. \ 2rsncAcf living near Gcg
who WIS p4es'cd some i|mo nno on
.qpnpIuIni % Ihe local chapter ol
tie tmeIIcAn Legion. chareed with
d'.'ef4|lf. Nas given 4 hearing Be-
iofe }ul'|ce "a |h0 reaft snydhI
friday Taylor 3 said ID haso made
many remarks aeaInel lhn Nopon
'nfNt and 6Nore ~ the justice court
~ its Ho|ae1 lhal 40 wac . bolshe
<lkI
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

INNAA&A| ~ MNIN.II| " MIIH
Village Ordinance 40. ~.
Section 1. 10 shall be unlawful
for any person 70 Keep within ~
Village Of Columbus any dog. male
o. female, without having first nall|
" tax herein aDoc|fIcd And any Dor
son Who shall keep or claim nng tlor
either male 0f female wIlhIna hnv
Inf paid iht tax herein provided lor
10 tbs prpper officer Of ne ll|l8ee
q Columbus shall be guilty of 4
mIsdemcantr and upon c0nNollon
shall BE- fined Ia lhr sum on Ton
dollars loeelhef With Che costs II
conviction.
eeellcn 2 Any rereon who shall
keep nafhof of cl0lm any deg ln
ne Village Of Columbus. ahnlI on
on heinfe june qaF 10 ihn clerk
ai sa|d t'||ags the sum Of enc nep
annlun tor e@qe male dog and Ihe
SUN oi II per aunun lrr narh 10
male lIuK 50 kff|. halhnfAd az
ci4|n|ll. Iueelhtf with ne Ita II 15
cents fef Issuing the SAME. atd a
,|la|| It Ihn duty ol lhe Clerk 10
|a.nn 4 ||eonsc 10 euth oNnef of
Nefpel when be pays .a|d tax. with
2 w which |ae s||a|| ho aIIachtd
ny ~ oHilNf az iA6 Keeper n end
N1IB pII fuI|aI HfoIIHd lhe neck
e lufh Iof said collar l0 % nadn'
oi durable malrl|nl luno
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

In the yards Of tho Al pnso and
Southwestern waiting 10 be- unload.
cd "a lhe huge machine which will
complete an additional unit for The
Columbus lee and Electric Com.
pany. u win require probably two
weeks 10 install " and then the
frederlrkson plant viii have cleo
triclly 20 meet The rapid growth Of
Columbus.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

H. o. Duerr of Albuquerque. ensl.
nccr IN charge OF wafer works con.
.alrucilon 0f Columbus. Is Ia the city
and Will attend the regular meeting
Ing The trustees lhls evening.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

Thoi PRIVATE Lewis January OF
ihe <llh iniIrmary sawed biz lie BY
falling 70 The floor while somd one
was Shooting Al him. One OF the
elgi|nnl n. pc was called. but The
burglar escaped with o fabardlnt
suit. Sorry. Hold top Thai you can
not be tossed up 10 meet her when
She comcl hack
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

r. H. conlcy OF Los Angeles and
wife are registered Al Hotel CLARK.
Nc. conley Il experimenting the
erection OF The new unit added 70
The Co|un|pus Ice and Electric Com.
panyo plant
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

y. y. slsco. with his wife. who are
leaving for California next week.
says 4 - shame 70 leave Columbus
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

Thai copk esorse smith, Camp
Hospital viii abfnd ihe hol monlhA
with Sergeant Harvey ln the villa
Nm Hotel Ne was discharged from
NE Camp Hospital kitchen upon h|l
own request and confined IN Al min.
niles. Some speed 70 the pin bat
ieiy.r
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

Soc Carroll a Norwood Tor any
thing IN the Electric line.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

Legal advertisements Of firms IN,
corporaiing may be diy reading but
They are Indicative Of the snlldily
of The various firms doing 20. For
instance, The Courier recently ha.
published Incorporating notices for
Puchi brothers. The Baraar. the 10.
cal banks Evans Garage and TIE
hagog Mining Company.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

Thai The boys Of lhe Camp Nos.
pllai W||l now st a change of SEA.
sonins. a. TIE newly appointed cook.
Warren Davis. claims that hr can
boil water without scorchlne q.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

Thermomeiera registered % al
O'Clock today.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

We buy and sell everything. Car.
ron q Norwood.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

FOR hALE--W. @. Miller. The Singer
Sewing Machine man. eilcr years
or successful business handling
the Singer IN this community,
and realizing his physical IaI|rmi.
lies, wants 70 sell out, This husl.
ness u q tig money maker 10 a
hustler. Ne has many 0ulsland.
ing contracts n Interested Fel
busy and see him.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

That our loyal lrIcnd, 'ionrro
branch,r who dlspcnscs plllt al tho
hospital dlnpensary. hes been seen
riding quite often lately h the vicln
iiy of The Western Front. We can
not account ior this he that used
10 be- 20 quiet
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

THAT sBlne spolT Foster has adj.
cd another memhcr 10 hlz family Ia
he form Of q little brown dog that
straycd around the hospital this
afternoon.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

! That Private Firsf Glass Albert
Mc0ec Of the Camp Hospital has II
last shown US everything but the
woman. A short while aao he "a.
vertlscd for q wife IN this column.
When asked about n he claimed
that Il pays 70 advertise.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

FOR SALE 2M oolasos snoon,I.
hand orchestra bell. complole. la
hand carrying case. 90 cash. eas
drummer NJ Onyx thealor on ut
Daily Courier office. VIII Furnish
course OF instruction free ol
charge.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

N YOU want a casing OF tube that
will give perfect satisfaction buy 4
Goodyear n L. Walkers. bia
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

PERSONAL Dear Maize. n yon
don't reeelse the Daily Cnurler
any more u "a because your sub.
scription eas expired Krop on
tak'ne Il and keep your rye on
lhe Personals" You'll SEQ What
you are longing Tor one or ihels
fine days,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-05-25

First forest nrc Of tho season i
on ~ Crooks forest
4 aloe line ~ Tlnnks. and o.,r
prices are right J.. l., Walkers. 5.io
When you noed a musical lnslru.
mcui OF ans kind. sne Carroll q Nor.
Wood-'ihcy have them.
cly Market helps tho Housewife
hy putting oui fresh barbecucd
mcei every day. 5.2p
Mrs. n. L. Burwcli OF birmingham.
Alabama. Is one Of tho Old weekly
subscribers who insists on the Daily
Courier IN her Alabama home.
n you don't like Steak or Stew.
i.ei me- whispcr. friend. 70 you
Call Up No. ~
And Eei some of that Barbecue.
$50 --Ai Tho City Market.
A most delightful party was given
Al The home uf Mrs. Laura nllchic
on Monday evening IN honor " little
kloIsc Mccks ninth birthday ami
vrra4ry. The evening was spent IN
playing games and later on dainty
refreshments were served.
Cecil Pender created a sensation
last week when he advertised we'll
located lots for $50 each. His sup
ply ol l0la was limited. however.
Mr. pendcr says he will spring
another sensation on an unsuspccl
Ing puh|lc IN the near future and. ns
usual, viii first announce Il Ia The
Daily Courier.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Money and Credit

Despite that yesterday was the day
on which heavy income tax payments
fell due, the call money market re-
mained easy. After renewing at z per
cent the rate dropped shortly after the
noon hour to 6 per cent. Time money
is also becoming in greater supply.
some offerings being quoted yesterday
at 8A per cent for sixty days.
Yester- Year
day. ago.
On mixed collateral. %. Z s
On industrial collateral 7 6
Time money (mixed collateraD:
S'xty N;nota DAYS s: ''''...'' 's@sh s@sH 5Ags 81
-Four months .8M8h $40
Four to six months. .8@8h 5%@6
Bank Clearings-Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
$726,352,314; balances, sso,164,533.
silver-London, 6o%d; New York,
domestic, hc; foreign, csc; Mexican
dollars, 727sc.
sub-Treasury-United States fund
reserve credit balances, S72,149,436.
Canadian Exchange--New York funds
in Montreal, $10875; premium per
$1,000; Montreal funds in New York,
$9s.oS, discount per $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Euuipment Financing

Much railway equipment financing
some Of it Of an urgent character-is
being held up by the stand taken by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
with regard to the rate on which the
roads may borrow in the open market.
The commission has given the roads to
understand that they must not pay
more than per cent on such borrow
ings, rate which is hardly in line
with existing conditions in the invest
ment market. The holding up Of such
financing may make it impossible for
number of roads which have already
contracted for new equipment to pay
for the rolling stock when 1T is COM
pleted. In equipment manufacturing
circles it was asserted yesterday, how
ever, that the stronger equipment COM
panies might be able to take the secu-
rites of the railroads in lieu Of cash
in case no other way for financing the
purchases could be found. There would
be limit, of course, to the extent TO
which the equipment companies could
tie up their resources in this manner.
Bankers in touch with the situation be-
lieye that once the Interstate Com
merce Commission comes to realize
current money market conditions 1t
will recede from its present stand with
regard to the interest rate on railroad
financing.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Crucible Stock Dividend Plans

Crucible Steel directors will continue
their policy Of declaring stock
the entire $75.ooO,OO0 authorized will
be outstanding. according to current
gossip. This it is understood, will be
accomplished by the declaration Of a
SO per cent stock dividend at either
the October or the November meeting.
Notes payable of s6,100,000 reported to
the Stock Exchange rs ofsMay 81, last
are understood to have been reduced
to approximately $A,00o,0O0. These
notes were understood to represent
the unpaid balance of about $4,000 900
borrowed from the banks late in 1919
70 pay back taxes accrued under the
previous management.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Reading Company Dissolution

IL lis stated in important brokerage
quarters that quiet buying Of Reading
has been going on by people who are
Of the opinion that there will not be
much further delay in determination
by the United States courts of Penn
sylvania of methods and terms to be
enforced in the dissolution of the COM
pany in accordance with the decree of
the United States Supreme Court. at
is idle to attempt to figure values in
dissolution" says one house, "but it is
indicated that after the Reading gen.
eral As get what the court shall de-
cree the stocks will be we'll protected.
We should expect reasonably to see the
second preferred stock converted into
common and first preferred before the
dissolution and the first preferred then
retired at par. New York Central and
B. & o. own about 43 per cent of Read
ing stocks They are hardly likely to
interpose objections to any plans of the
Reading management for dissolution.
They should stand to gain largely on
their common stock holdings"