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Daily picayune., 1921-02-18
NOTICE

 Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned, has hy the Chaneery Court of Nevada County Arkansas. been ap- pointed receiver of the Barnett'S Cafe. and all persons having claims against C. Barnett. trading aS Barnetrs Cafe are warned to present their claims. duly authenticated. 10 the undersigned within 90 days from the date hereof, otherwise they will be barred ny opera tion of law.
 Given under my hand on this l0 tn day of February, 1921.
 II. r.. ROUSE,
 Receiver.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18

A Japanese company making tour of the United tates will be in Prescott at the Grammar school auditorium this evening at : 30.
 A x. McGough, our good natured and capable circuit clerk, spent few hours yesterday afternoon looking over the Nevada county oil fields, where he holds some valuable acreage.
 Come and see "The Sweet and Low" pantomime at the Grammar school building tonight
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18

WANTED-Three or four boarders. Ably to Mrs. Pagan on East 2nd St. north two blocks from ice plant.
 d1w 2-14
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18

Estray-One gilt, year old, weight about 80 pounds. Owner can get same by establishing ownership and paying all expenses. Henry Felts.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18

Burglars are like the assassins of character by their works ye snail know them.-Thomas Cat
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18
RADISH BARRELS

We are unloading today ear of rad ish barrels. You can save storage and drayage by getting them at the ear.
 J. K. Hamilton X Co.
  Read our Cla assified ad column.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18

In Nevada Chancery Court. In the matter of (. Barnett. TradIn!
 as Barnett's Cafe.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-Two Bruce Rotaries, slightly used, cost 5000 each, will sell for S35.0O each for cash Gus Yates, Second Hand Store d1w PIT
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18

Every married woman believes that All other married women are happier than she is.-Thomas Cat.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18

If you have house To sell or rent or lease. let us tell the people about it through our Classified ad column
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18

Mrs. c. F. Andrews went to Malvern this morning in response to message the illness of her mother Mrs. T II. Morris, who lives in that city
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
FORD REDUCES HTS
PRICE ON JITNEYS
WAGES UNCHANGED

Oklahoma City. June S.-Another
immediate reduction in the list price
OF all types of Ford cars and the Ford
truck. amounting TO as much as $50
In the coupe and truck. were am
nounced Tuesday by II, c. Doss man
ager OF the local Ford plant. The
price reduction was announced by
the Ford Motor companq at Detroit
Tuesday accompanied by q statement
that wages OF Ford workmen will not
be reduced.
The old and new prices on each
type Of the Ford car are as follows;
| Touring car was Si40, now s4l5; run
about. was 1896. now s370; coupe, was
s745, now s695; sedan, was s7s5, now
500; chassis, was $500, now sSi5:
truck. was S545. now S495.
All prices are Z. o, b. Detroit. The
new prices on the touring car and
/ runabout do not include selfstarters.
A statement accompanying the reduc-
/ ton states;
"The big reductions last fan were
made I'm anticipation of law material
costs which we are now getting the
benefit of. and this fact, together with
increased manufacturing efficiency
and the unprecedented demand for
Fords, have made possible another
price reduction"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
Swept by the Floods Last
Week, the Systematized
Work of Reconstruction
Shows Results
RED CROSS AND THE
SALVATION ARMY BUSY
THESE PHILANTHROPIC ORGANI-
ZATIONS LEND MATERIAL AID
IN BRINGING BACK TO A
PEACE BASIS"

Pueblo, Colo, June 8.-PueblO, swept
by floods late last week, today began
getting back to a ''peace basis" in
earnest.
Relief work was rapidly being sys-
tematized, local workers being assist
ed by eastern Red Cross officials. The
lighting system was being steadily i'm
proved and with the expected install
lation today of a water purifier, the
solution of another vexing problem
bade fair to be solved.
The first train to leave the city since
Friday arrived in Denver early today
with 315 refugees.
refugee camp was ready to re-
ceive the homeless today. More than
200 tents were set up yesterday and
in addition, complete field hospital
was available for such refugees as
might require medical treatment. The
camp win contain 300 tents when COM
pleted, each with capacity Of 81
single cots.
Col. Patrick j. Hamerock, announced
that refugees would begin moving
from the courthouse, high school and
other public buildings to the refugee
camp f0day.
Twenty-Five Salvation Army workers
are here from Denver. Colorado
Springs and Trinidad, and the mess
for the refugee camp has been turned
over TO them. They brought through
two carloads Of provisions from Dem
yer, and will be supplied with all food
needed for the refugees by the citi-
zens committee.
Colonel Hamerocl estimates that
there are 1000 homeless in the city.
Many of them are Mexicans and they
are very helpless, he said.
Bright sunshine today played over
flood stricken Pueblo and made the
more imperative the work Of remov-
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
CANADIAN NOW AT FLOOD STAGE
AND WILL PASS DANGER POINT
WHEN JOINED BY ARKANSAS
-.ts, HEADWATERS.

Oklahoma City. June S.--A warning
that serious flood conditions along the
South Canadian river are imminent
was issued here today by the United
States weather bureau. The warning
was issued upon receipt Of reports
from Bridgeport and Union City, show
ing the river to be at an eight foot
level at the former place. and 10 feet
at the latter. The highest water ever
recorded at Union City was II feet In
1904. when extensive property dam
age was done. IL is not known at
the weather bureau whether the river
Is stil rising.
The river Is already out Of It's banks
at Bridgeport. and Union City. The
rise Is expected TO reach Purcell some
time today, and Calvin tomorrow. Ser.
ious conditions are feared at the juGc.
tion OF the South Canadian and the
Arkansas rivers in the eastern part
OF the state. The Arkansas is report.
ed az flood stage.
Light tu heavy rainfall was reported
last might from every section OF the
state. Reports TO the weather bureau
showed the following precipitation; Al.
tus 1885, Alya. Ice: Cherokee. lie.
tawton. l.O7; Muskogee. 81. Ardmore.
80; Pauls valley 90, Enid. .46: Sull.
/ water 80; and Ninita 20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
Carpenter Doesn't Worry

Aianhasset. n. Y, June s.-Georges
Carpenter is we'll aware OF the fact
that he will enter the ring on July ..
several pounds lighter than Jack
Dempsey, but he doesn't worry about
IL.
lie has demonstrated 10 his own sat
isfactlon. In sparring with Joe Jean
etto and Paul Journee. that he can
drop a heavy man with ease.
jeanette. who tips the scales at 24O
pounds. went down Monday afternoon
under the Frenchmans overland
right and Journee. at 200 pounds, top
pies easy when Georges right con
meets.
II is believed by his trainers that
Carpenter has developed his knock.
out punch to perfection. And now,
when the barn doors are locked,
Georges 10 perfecting his defense. He
probably will wage a whiriwind often
sivc against Dempsey, and his trainers
realize that To make u effective. he
must be wary of the champions left,
Georges Is in the air when deliver
ing the short right overhanded blow
and he is working for speedy re-
covery. knowing II to be dangerous
business to be caught off balance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
SHRINERS TO HOLD
IMPORTANT MEETING
THURSDAY EVENING

Tho last meeting which the local
shrine club win conduct prior to the
meeting OF tho Imperial Council at Des
Moines, Iowa, on June II, will be held
Thursday night, June Q, at 7.So o'clock
Mobiles who will appear before the
committee on charters and dispensa-
tlons at tho Imperial Council meeting
win bo chosen at this meeting OF tho
local organization. These representa-
tlves will take bcforo the Imperial
Council the request that Temple 30
established in Ardmore. Tho result Of
their trip will definitely determine the
matter,
Tom Frensley. president OF the club.
has issued an urgent call 10 all mem
bers OF the organization TO attend
the meeting tomorrow night. a. the
matter Of the selection OF the Shrine
establishment committee will be one
OF extreme and vital importanos 20
ail msmbsrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
CARPENTER AND.
DEMPSEY CHARGED
WITH BEING SLOW
ON RIO TISM
CONGRESSMAN FROM MASSACHU-
SETTS SAYS THEY ARE BOTH
BIG BUNS WHO DODGED
COUNTRY'S CALL

Washington, June S.-A resolu-
tion designed to prohibit the
Dempsey Carpenter fight at Jer-
sey City July ., unless congress
meanwhile shall have "fairly treat
ed Americans who served in the
world war, was introduced in the
house today by Representative
Gallivan, Democrat. of Massachu-
sets. Representative Gallivan
characterized Dempsey as "a big
bum who lodged the draft" and
declared that France had been at
war for months before Carpenter
Joined the colOrs.
"The men who will pay $50 for
ringside seat TO look at these
fwo fighters overwhelmed men,
bers Of the congress with their
letters Of protest against paying a
mere pittance Of a soldiers bonus
TO real champions" Mr.. Gailivan
said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
W. R. BURNITT AND
HENRY RINSLAND TO
ATLANTA, NATIONAL
MEET POSTER M E n

W Il. Burnti, president OF the Ard.
more Poster Advertising Company and
Henry ID. Rinsland, vocational director
OF the Ardmore public schools. left
this morning for Atlanta, Ga, where
they will attend the national conven.
ton OF advertising clubs In session
June i4-ih.
Mr.. Rinsland will deliver an address,
before the poster division OF the club
un June IA, and will talk on "Educa-
ton plus Advertising"
From Atlanta Mr.. Rinsland will gc
to Virginia where he will visit friends
and relatives until july /, when he
goes To New York to take up soms
special research work with DR. Thorn
iyke. Of Columbia University.
Mr. Burnt; will return to Ardmor'
at the conclusion of the convention
sessions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
GRAND JURY TAKES
UP INVESTIGATION
OF TULSA RIOTING

Tulsa Okla. June S-A grand
fury was impanellcd today In dis
trict court 70 probe the cause OF
the race riot here last Tuesday
night and would return Indictments
against those persons found guilty.
Prospective iurymcn We're eN-
amincd before District Judge Val.
Jean Blddison who later I'm the day
expected 10 deliver his nstruc-
tlons.
Presentation OF evidence cforc
the grand Jgry will be under the
direction OK Atty. Gen. :. q. Free
ling. assisted by County Attorney
scaver. Officials in charge ~ the
investigation said they lid not
expect to call witnesses before to-
morrow.
After II mon had beon accepted 90
day for prospective service ON th
grand jury called to investigate th
last wock'a race riot adiournmcn
was taken until tomorrow at o'clock
4 new panel will hc summoned thi
afternoon To- report ior cxamlna,io
tConunucd ON Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
Rising at Hobart

Hobart. Okla. June S.-Colorado and
New Mexico floods augmented by
heavy rains In this state In the last
90 hours have brought all streams
In western and southwestern Okla.
homa To flood tide today Al Thomas.
the Orient railroad bridge over the
South Canadian river has been washed
Out and the Frisco operator at Custer
City reported to the office here that
the water had done plenty" TO that
railroads bridge over the Washi,a
river
The Red river bridge ot the Frisco
near Vernon. Texas. is washed out.
according 10 reports received here
There Is no equipment OF any kind
ON the road between Vernon and
Thomas and no service Is being given.
The Rock island e. said to be ex.
pccung trouble with the bridge over
the South Canadian river at Bridge.
port.
Big Elk creek ls rising steadily
here and reports from north of here
Indicate the flooi will reach the pro-
portions ~ that In April, which swept
the bottom lands clear and ruined
thousands OF ncres of alfalfa ant
grain crops. Farmers along tn,
stream have been warned and are
moving their livestock and personal
effects to higher ground.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
Weather Bureau Sends Warnings
That Serious Flood Conditions
Threaten In Western Oklahoma
BOYS CHOIR TO HELP
RAISE FUNDS FOR THE
PUEBLO FLOOD VICTIMS

For enefit OF the flood sufferers
of Pueblo, Cot. the 1cys' ,hcir
of 81. Philips Episcopal church will
have charge OF the Liberty theatre
Thursday and Friday, and proceeds
sill go toward tins fund.
This is the first benevolent work
undertaken by this organizai uu Of
boys and II is TO be hoped that
Ardmore citizens will respond lib
orally.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
NIGHT -MARISH AND
WEIRD PICTURINGS
FROM DEVASTATED
AND RUINED CITY
TALES GRAPHICALLY TOLD DE
SCRIBE HOW CHARON SWEPT
HELPLESS INTO CURRENT
RELENTLESS RIVER STYX
(By The Associated Press)

Pueblo. June s.-Wading knee deep
through mud and water in some places,
a correspondent of the Associated
Press today ploughed through one OF
Pueblos most pitiable thoroughfares of
devastation-the region extending from
North Main street along West Fourth,
across the Atchison, Topeka and Sants
re tracks, and onward to the west
Fourth street bridge across the Arkan-
sas river.
The greater part of this region Is
familarly called "Peppersauce Bot
toms." 1t was Inhabited chiefly by
Mexicans and Italians. 1t was prac-
tically wiped away by the floods.
Today many of its former residents
We're digging among the ruins Of their
homes in the hope of recovering a
table, bundle OF bedding or, perhaps
a sewing machine. And as some Of
them dug. their shovels struck human
bodies.
In foreign languages these home
less ones told the correspondent their
tales OF almost unbelievable misfor-
| tune.
Il am trying to find my houses,
said Felix Bayle, who lost eleven
/ dwellings. valued at about $4,000
when the region was flooded
There are many others worse OF
I than | am" he said. AT least | have
a nice little home Of my own that
escaped destruction. lost much
Some people lost everything"
To the threshold Of the Bottoms
there drove up In wagon Franco d
Marina, Callogoro dl Grado. Tn,
wagon was piled UP with mud-coateC
furniture.
whats happened" the correspon
dent asked.
why. le flood" replied Callogero
quantity mixing the Italian articl
with his English.
But both men were thankful be
cause they had saved their families
II not most OF their worldly posses
sions.
Farther along. small stature
Mexican, about 80, could be soen dis
gng IN the mud
my name ia Rumaldo SalaZar. a
your service"
II used 20 have little busincs
here. Tho number OF my 'commercitc
was Gei West Fourth. I saw II swep
I ,,v,v "a, th, pJvb. ~ Tho flood Whe
had taken refuge in neighbor
house. had good mare and bugg
and u wagon. They are gone. too"
Don Rumaldo pointed to the ape
where no had cxhumcd body abou
an hour before.
Perhaps the mans wife be there
shall keep on digging
Nearby could be seen Il portion OF
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
DES MONIES GETS
TASTE OF THING
THAT HERETOFORE
UNKNOWN IN NORTH

Dies Moncs. lowe. June S-The third
assault ON "a white woman since last
Thursday was reported Ga the police
here last night While they were en-.
deavcr.nr to obtain confession from
Thcmas Lewis. negro, held Tor The
murder uf Sara Barbara Thursialc,
Valley Junction schuoi teacher
Mrs. L"gnbcth Wingcr also Cf Val.
ley junction. was The last victim. She
was found bound and gagged and un.
conscious IN her home late yesterday
Upon rcsalning consciousness. she told
OF an attack hy "a Htrunscr represent
cd as frull peddler.
The second woman attacked was
Miss Dorothy Grail, who was found
bound and gagged insDes Moines sun
day morning.
The arrest of William Whoop. As,
ln connection with the attack upon
Mrs Winger. was announced by IN,
police Whoop and Lewis, who Is held
IN connection with the muriur % Mrs
Thorsdale. are caii 10 BE- friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
DICKSON RECITAL
AT HIGH SCHOOL

The Dickson recital Tor tomur-
row night will be held In the audi
torium OF Ardmore high Eciool in
stead of Broadway Baptist church
according 20 announcement made
to-day. The program will open at
s.i5 o'clock.
Miss ucneylevc Bowman, pianist.
uf Tulsa. who will accompany Mr..
Dickson. arrived IN the city this
afternoon.
The prcgram offered by Mr..
Dickson who possesses splendid
baritone voice. and Miss Bowman.
promises to be one OF the best ever
presented In Ardmore and Ard
more music lovers are looking for
ward to the event with great real
of pleasure.
No admission Zee will be charg.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
Innl,. nnd al Grenl nend

Grand Junction. Kansas, June S.-A
new cloudburat In southern Rush coun.
ty and inccssant rains throughout cen.
trail western Kansas. as reported here.
threaten to add to the rampaEes of
the Arkansas river as 1, pursues its
swollen course into the southern part
~ the state The river is six feet
above normal here and eth rising
this morning.
-Four inches OF rain has fallen here
In the past few days and intermittent
duwnpours from sprinkle to heavy
precipitation have been reported w
aud down the Arkansas Valley west OF
heru. M report Ia available as to the
damage done IN the reported cloud
burst near Rush Center.
Unless the river rises considerably
more. it will not do material damar,
here. although the outlying parts oi
I Great Bend are under water u Is be-
lieved the Arkansas will be given al
tContInucd ON Page Twol
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
Mother n Fight Fan


Atlantic City. N. j., June S.-Mrs.
Cecilia Dempsey, the 61-year-old
mother of the American heavyweight
champion. is a newspaper fight fan.
Although she has never witnessed O
ring battle. or expressed any desire to
see her son in action. she has been
an Interested reader of glove contests
even before she became the mother Of
the title holder.
Bernard Dempsey, Jacks Oldest
brother. who is here watching the
champion condition himself for the
defense OF his title against Georges
Carpenter. revealed a fact.
It's a strange thing. but our mother
has always been an ardent reader OF
fights. even before Jack was born. "
Bernard said. She knows more
about heavyweight history than either
Jack or myself. All of the old clip
pings OF famous fights. now musty
and yellow with age. are still in hei
trunk at home, but she doesn't have
TO refer to them to tell you anything
you want TO know She can give you
an account OF the Sullivan-Corbet'
fight as well as any person who sal
at the ringside."
Mother Dempsey will get her account
of the championship contest at Boyle''
Thirty Acres" next month as tn,
blow by blow story trickles off {
press wire. When Dempsey won tn,
championship from Jess Willard a
Toledo. two years ago. she sat In {
Salt Lake City newspaper office anC
listened TO the progress cf the battle
But the Dempsey family will be wei
represented at the ringsde.
Bernard Dempsey. who Is AZ year
old. and Johnny Dempsey, aged rs
are already counting the days befor
the battle. They have been here will
| the champion for several days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
BANDITS GET $4,000
FROM BYARS STATE BANK

purcell. Okla. June S.--The Byarh
State Bank at Byars. Mccain county,
was robbed at i9l5 O'Clock today by
four men who secured $4,000. The
bandits were pursued by citizens and
abandoned their automobile four miles
from the city where they took to the
timber.
The chase is being pressed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
EVEN AS THE PHOENIX AROSE FROM
The ASHES OF DESTRUCTION, So IS
PUEBLO ARISING FROM ITS WAIERY
GRAVE With LIFE INDOMITAbLE
JEWISH LADIES SOCIETY
FIRST LOCAL BODY TO
AID FLOOD SUFFERERS

The Jewish Ladies Aid Society
has donated $40 towards the re-
lief fund for the Pueblo flood suf-
ferers.
This is the first donation to be
made by any Ardmore organiza-
ton for these people.
Other contributions to this fund
will Ike received at the business de-
partment Of The ArdmOreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
Crown Forces capture Insurgents

Cork ireland. June Grown forces
captured more than ZOE members OF
the Irish republican army In MIL
street last night after a battle in
which three Sim Feiners were killed
and u wounded The casualties To
the crown forces, 1t is stated, were
slight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
NATIONAL BODY OF
DOMINANT PARTY
WILL NAME LEADER
TODAY'S MEETING
REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMIT.
TEE IN SESSION AT WASHING.
TON TO SELECT SUCCESSOR
TO CHAIRMAN HAYS

Washington. June s.--John T.
Adams of Iowa was selected chair
man OF the committee who sue
ceeded Postmaster General VIII
ii. Hays, whose formal rcsigna-
tion was presented and accepted.
Mr.. Adams has been vice chair
man OF the committee TO which
vacancy Ralph T.. Williams OF
Oregon was elected.
Washington. June S.-Selection
of a chairman TO succeed POST
master General Hays. who will
formally submit his resignation
and action on tho question OF rep
resentation Of southern states at
national conventions of the garty
formed the chief business for the
meeting here today OF the Repub-
llcan national committee. II was
regarded as practically certain to-
day that John 4. Adama. of Iowa
vice chairman Of the national
committee. would be selected TO
succeed Mr.. Hays. ami also that
Ralph Williams. national commit
teeman from oregon. would be
chosen to succeed Mr.. Adams as
vice chairman.
Recommendation FOR new policy
regarding representation of south
ern states at national conventions.
had been prepared for the full come
mittee by "a subcommittee which
has been In conference here for
several days, While those attend
ing the subcommittee conferences
including Postmaster General Hays
were eaid 60 favor "a policy of de-
nyinx tho privilege OF sending del
cgatcs TO tho next national con-
venilon to southern districts which
fail to place u Republican candi-
date for congress In tina field In
1929. the recommendation finally
framed for consideration by tho
national committee had not been
revealed. Advocates Of this policy
were OF the opinion that 1t would
tenl to stimulate party organisa-
ton In the south.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
ST. LOUIS SEEKS TO CUT
POLITICS FROM POLICE

st. Louis. Mo-, June S.-Discus-
sion of the elimination Of politics
from the police departments occu-
pied the forenoon session today OK
the convention of the International
association of chiefs of police here.
The cause and prevention Of crime
and the repression of prostitution
also were considered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
Flood Danger Warning Sent Out To Western Oklahoma;
Canadian Now At High Water Stage Contues To Raise
MILES AND MILES HORROR
LIE TO SOUTH OF PUEBLO

Denver, Colo. June s.-Ten mil
lion dollars worth of Pueblo goods
and scores of bodies are strewn in
the mire and the quicksand for
35 miles south of Pueblo, says o
dispatch to the Denver Times from
a staff man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
Stockholders Meeting

An stockholders OF The Ardmoreite
Publlshing Company are hereby noti-
fjs3 HAT the annual meeting will be
held u the offices OF the company. 100
1oi nast broadway. Ardmore. OKLA.
Nnnouy. June 20. at 7;so D. m.
EDWARD GAIT, President.
jOHN +. EAsI.EY, Secretary
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07

CHICK Feed. Growing Mash. Blanch-
ford's MIX Mash and developing feeds.
Pratt's Regulators and Remedies. VIM.
Clemensen. Market and Second Streets.
Phone p. A. $50. Tottenville Phone $40.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-07

GEORGE SIMON GARAGE. storage ana
repairing; New Brunswick Ave. corner
Convery Place. Phone Ill.