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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-28
FARM LANrn

10 ACRES. FINE HrF6ALow
Rich loan soii. on gentle aiope.
acres in high state OF cultivation.
a sessI ss, eh,s tee" hsnsss nj
good buildings. 80 bearing fruit
trees, 20 chickens. berries; Ideal
location for a berry rhnch; one
mil. from csnnery at Kent Price
$1,000. $4,000 cash.
4. VAN ARsDALE T. co.
1913 Third Avenue.
READY MADE FARMS
WEfTEftN Washington iHHIBAT-
ED harry land. io-acre farms. all
lands either under pillow or ready
ton. unusual proportion offered
60 married men with farming az
pcrience. Write today for further
details. Address Land pept-. Me-
Kenna Lumber Co. McKenna. WIN.
fon sALE-is ACRES, y MILE
h r9m IS sh,skss. 70 win fI"s place "s
good buildings and machinery.
Price $4,000. A good buy. For in
' XSpREw sLETTEpAun
Granite Fails.
DAIRY Farm FOR. sAf.E~s3n
acres in Cherry valley. 20 head
stock; . horsea; all kinds of ma
.chinery; broom house. furniture ;
all for $4,000, down. the rest on
Tor sale n required. W. H. Taylor.
Duvail. Wash.
81 TIMBER LANDS
30 ACHES or crpAh AID FIR
nremsrton. VIM trade Tor house
cheap for cash. Apply W. Al. Me
Culiough. Hotel steyens.
o. STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCKS OFFERED
1000 Columbia Red Metai...t 10
1850 Alaska Pet. A. coal.... IL
900 4, ~ y. Tsiepbone..... .2s
seo Victory habber.....-.. 90, =
1900 beacon Coal Mines... IL
' ist &tg' Odd bonds.
bonus 20rs Com. stock
par Denominations $50
All Foreign Bonds At MARKET
80 clemsns-puryiH Oii.... 1880
5000 Trojan OIL, Cal. ....... y
1000 Forks Drilling. ........ 10
200 800 M Gass Royalty. 20
STOCKS WANTED
Fmith Gang. Futreii Coupler
assiean LEAD q Pet New World LIE
Liberty and Victory bonds.
q .. sTEEPLE
lis Cherry Street Main tssss
AN So INCOME. PAYABLE EVERY
90 days. is ob,sinable from invest
fnent In the ~ preferred stock Of
the chas. ~ Lily Co.: ~ pays
quarterly dividends 81 ai75 for
eArh $3.50 invested. the company
IL In the flour. feed. fertilizer and
seed business. with headauarters
In Seattle. write or call for COM
pi~te Information. Blyth, Witter a.
Co. Investment Bonds. si2 Second
ave. Seattle.
WOULD BUY 20 or % KING AIR
ship " offered At q moderate price
H-t3. star.
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FARM LANDS
CITY or sExrrLF KEar FxHx
v<yff SAFE

City or sEATTLr KENT FXHA
FOR SALE
Sealed proposals. viii b. received ~
the board Of public works Of the
city " Seattle up TO 10 a m FRI
80. County-City building. for
purchasing from the city OF Seat
Tie their Ken, farm. located on
tho north bank Of white river,
Kent. and containing nifty three
river bottom land. all cleared and
under cultivation said farm has
been eubdivid~d into five 80
tracts: Z. . and Z containing nine
acres zach. tract 4. 1873 acres and
tract 5. 10 acres. all more or lees
and 10 offered for sale in sub
divisions or as . whole.
blueprint which shows this land
and Its subdivisions may be OBJ
tanned from tn. offie. OF the su-
pcrinisndent Of streets and sew
ers. Room bss. County City build
inx. Seattle. Surveys win be
made dividing the property after
bids have been received. Pay
men, to be made In cash upon
tender Of deed. or ons-third of
purchase price in cash and the
balance In three equal Install
ments: interest at seven 90 per
cent Each bid must be accom-
panied BY money or check pay
able TO the order Of the city. comp.
amount OF bid. and no bid viii be
considered unless so accompanied.
The board reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids.
e. y. HAGLEf. Secretary.
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INCOME STARTS NOW

80 AcREs-part black bottom and
soil: 20 acres cleared; so bearing
fruit trees: | good well: 2 creeks:
f-roon good house years old.
and In good condition: barn s9xss;
. chicken houses and garage; 7
mitch cows. heifers and | Gucrn-
soy bull ] horse. chickens and
pigs; gas engine and everything
i'm farm implements and tools
needed Price 5000. terms.
rs Actress acres bottom. & arr,s
cleared. 100 ring and Royal Anne
cherries. "a acres straw berries.
VIII give net profit OF $4,000 this
year: = -acrc In loEsnberries: few
timber for wood: well and creek:
only, quarter mile from big lake:
dlstrict; about IL miles frQm Be-
attic. $500; si.T0o cash
AAsEN & SEXTON co.
1910 First Ave. Elliott 5st7.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. LAND
5000. 900 acres Of fertile prairie land.
price OF SIS per acre; so-year
terms. por cent interest for first
years: no principal payments for
years. Also thousands OF acres
OF rich irrigated alfalfa land ut
$50 per acre, including water
right. $4,000 loan for Improve
ments makes It easy for you TO
start with small capital We issue
low rates to Alberta For mApa
literature and rates. apply to Ca
madam Pacific Ry. Land Dept.
20s Pioneer Bldg: Main 35ss.
20-AcRE IMPROVED RANCH
Small house. barn. sheds. chicken
house. wagon. tools. farm imple-
mcnts: 80 young fruit trees. large
amount strawberries. raspberries,
black berries and gooseberrios:
acres cleared and cultivated. bal
ancc easily cleared. owner phys
now living in city. Property clear
OF incumbrance. Cash value,
$4,000: any kind OF terms Located
Mt Kingston. one mile from salt
water. Mrs. Simonton. 40 New
York Block.
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
At BUCKLEY
6 acres, level as "A floor: the real
rich black soil; no overflow: no
rocks; low thxes; city water: on
fine street: nearly all improved:
neat farm house. root house. barn.
town; lots OF peighbors. Very. de-
sirable. extra fine land for cher
Ties. berries. poultry. Price S3,500:
$1,000 cash, balance to suit pur-
chaser. w. II. Burnside. Buckley.
Wash.
t0-AcRE RANcH--MONEY MAKER
Located close to Kent. 80 acres un-
der cultivation; 6-room house. city
water, large bnrp, chicken house
for 1000 hens. and other outbuiid-
ings; Z cows. ) helfcrs. bull, Hol-
stein stock young heavy team.
mower. rake. pillow, harrow, disk.
cultivator, wagon and other farm
tools Price compiete, including
T.. VAN ARSDALE a. co.
1919 Third Avenue.
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A link Of the Lincoln highway I'm
Utah is built entirely OF decayod
salt from the Great Salt lake.
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WHILE A vs.. POLLOCK SLEPT

In his room at HOS Fifth ave.
Thursday night. a thief stole his
three pocket books containing $40.
lodge cards and personal papers.
from the room
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MUSIC LOVERS
Keep Us IN Mind
Du BARRY PIANO CO.
i0s-I0s Union 81
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SOUTH or JACKSON
Near gath Ava. Al

SOUTH or JACKSON
Near 2Nth AVG. ~
tl.soo
1850 cash. balance can b. arranged
10 suit purchaser. rooms. has
hath. toilet electric lights. cement
walks. water. sewer and graded
mortgage.
J. W. DRAGER
Elliott ssss sis Amer, Bank nidE.
UNIVERSITY HOtsEloAT
si.6b0
A pretty t-room mode I'm house boat.
partly Furnished good Lang
range. heating stove. llnuleum. fa-
bfra and other articles. good bath,
electric lights. well located. tooV
cash. t1s tnonthiy.
tfEf.i. q co. nc.
North sI3 18th ard stone Way
Evenings call North tsgs
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4 AND BROOM HOUSE, ACRE
ground fine orchard and garden
Rainier 731-J.
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sKAoIr nay LANDS

Now only sss per acre, on cary
terms. We sell In small or large
tracts
InveHtisate az once " you want good
land at bedrock prtc~s. No stumps,
loRanberry land In tho world
Raises cabbage. potatoer. pump
wheat barley. Canadian field peas.
fruits. berries. In fact, everything
that " riown on the Coast In this
state. Come 10 our office aud got
full particulars. Join our next az
cursion.
SPARKS q DYE. 1850 Second Ave.
uround Floor.
Phone Elliott sofb.
Open A. 81. to T.. NJ
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LOST AND FOUND
FURNISHED Bogs<Es
HOUSES FOR RENT

RUNGXL0w: DUPLEX GAS AND
coal range: oak floor: dining
~ nook. large living room: full set
pIumbing and wash tray: wall
bed: sleeping porch: large base
noent- Rent $50. Adults preferred.
q with ono child: one block from
like, car line and paved Rainier
ave. Take Fourth ave. cars 10
S7th ave. s., walk one short block.
No. 9zsz Waters ave.
BUNGALOW HOUSEBOAT. DUPLEX
wall bed. range. large living room
n and kitchen. front and rear
porcheH. modern plumbing; on
Lake Washington, paved road and
ears TO J7th ave. 8. No. 950s1s
Rainier ave.
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|1le Seattle Star

Wished nsny atis0s Seventh Ave.
Seattle. Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09

of the unprecedently hot summer
|, and so simply and directly connect
ed with the established ac~celeratlon
and increase of the suns mass by
meteoric downpour that public at
tention should be called to the ma
ture of the cause at work. Although
the same force has been at work in
past centuries, profound researches
of astronomers now, for the first
time, throw some light upon a great
mystery of the world.
"In the year 1909-10 l was led
to Investigate the average amount
of meteoric matter falling into the
sun. 1 found it larger than general
ly supposed, making a solid layer
about two meters deep all over the
suns surface in a century. when the
matter Is of the average density OF
the earth. In a century this down
pour accumulates and exceeds the
total mass of u moon.
1.-The chief effect of this downpour
is a slight increase of the suns a
and an acceleration of the earth's
motion in it's orbit. But the change
in the earth's motion does not ex-
ceed one second of arc in a century.
Thus the increase in the suns mass
is not ~conjectural, but based upon
reliable investigation."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09
sIdfS $1,000 ACTI0N.
AGAINST AMBOY man

JBy Evening News STAFF Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. o
Sheriff Elmer Wyckoff has served
papers in a supreme court action
Instituted by Herman Carbon,
through his attorney, George j.
against Norman Ginser OF
232 Smith street, Perth Amboy, and
Bafney Strelff of 14S Brighton ave-
nue.. Perth Amboy. The suit is to
ecove $4,000 damages for the re-
fusal of the defendants to invest
money with the plaintiff in cor
ance with an agreement made April
81 of this year.
According to the agreement, the
ilhree men were to form the Farmers
Butter IL Egg Company and invest
money in the concern. The incor-
poration papers fix the capitaliza-
lion OF the company at $4,000, with
shares at 500 each. Ginser 81
Streiff are said to ave agreed TO
invest $1,000 each at the start, and
at a later date an additional $1,000
as WELL Carbon claims he went 10
the Expense of leasing a store In
Newark, to be the first of a chain
of ten. He purchased fixtures and
got things in shape, and the part
ners refused to invest their money.
The terms of rhe agreement arc
said to have stated that after the
opening of the tenth store CardoI
was to receive a salary of S75 I
week and the two partners $50 each
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09
FOR SHOTGUN
AS CLUE TO MURDER

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9-Search
for the shotgun with which John
Bolton Kennedy was killed near
the summe cottage in Beverly
Glen Friday night was pressed by
county authorities as the most i'm
portant link in the chain of evil
dence in connection with the mur
der.
No plan for the inquest over the
body of Kennedy has been laid, as
the push for the location of the gun
is being made. Both Birch and
Miss Madeline Obenchain who was
with Kennedy the night he was
Stayed, have refused to answer fur
Their questions. Birch Is booked on
suspicion of murder, while Miss
Obenchain is being held as a mate
rial witness.
County officials assert that the
gun from which the shells were fired
will be the most important part OF
| the evidence. The garage owner who
traced the ownership of the cal
| found near the murder scene has
| identified Birch as the party VINO
rented the car.
The mysterious man and woman
who followed the mother OF the
murdered man to her husbands Of
flee is also an important factor IN
the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09
TRUCK LOSES WHEEL WHILE
CROSSING R. R. TRACKS

Two minor accidents occurred IN
the city yesterday. resulting IN a
damaged automobile in n case ana
the tying ND of traffic at the WASH
ington street crossing of the central
Railroad for thirty-five minutes III
the second case.
A truck, said to be from the Ten
Evck saw mill at Metuchen lost a
wheel while crossing the Central
railroad tracks at Washington street
the result Of a nut on the left front
wheel coming loose. Happening IN
the middle of the crossing, the lncl-
dent delayed traffic at hat point
from SIS to $40 o'clock last night
No one was injured in the accident.
officer Ludwigsen conducted an IN
vestigation of the affair.
Lawrence Johnson of III Madison
avenue. driving east on Smith street
Yesterday shortly before 3 O'Clock,
str,Ick the car owned and driven 10y
M. G. Boughton of 175 Smith street.
A rear tire on Johnson's machine
was blown out and the fender ana
bumper were damaged.
Investigation by Traflc OftlceF
Dunham revealed the fact that John-
son was driving his machine without
a license and he was taken INTO
custody on that charge. Arraleneu
in court this morning before Acting
Recorder stephen F. Somogyl' ne
was fined $40 and released upon pay
ment Of the penalty. NO n "as
injured in the accident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09
THEATRES
At the Strand Theatre

Marguerite Clark has scored n
triumph of her brilliant career IN
her return to the screen in a picture
version of that sprightly stage COM
edy. Scrambled Wives" which
opened at the Strand theatre last
night.
Miss Clark plays the part of Mary
Lucille Smith. a young girl who
thinks she has a dark and terrible
mast, to hide. The secret in her life
is that, as a result of a perfectly in
nocent boarding school escapade,
she had been rushed into a marriage
with a boy whom she scarcely knew.
luckily she was rescued from this
embarrassing situation almost before
the ceremony was completed. The
marriage was quietly %annulled, n
Mary Lucille packed off to Europe
to forget her mad prank. Coming
back. She falls in love with Larry
Mcleod. 1t is a desperate case OF
love at first sight on both sides.
Mary Lucille %conceals her past from
Larry and accepts an invitation to a
house party at her sisters house,
ANho should turn up among the
s3uests but her ex-husband now more
Or less happily married to a pretty
and Jealous young woman. Compll-
cations begin the moment Mary
Lucille crosses the threshold of the
country house and the tangie of mis-
understandings goes on from n
laughable scene to another, ending
in a climax of rapid-ire comedy.
incidentally, there are settings or
great beauty throughout the picture,
Including a ballroom scene in a
country house, and nc little opportu-
nitv for the display of Miss CIarks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09
COUNTY NEWS

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 3
Running out into the street while at
play in front of the Highland Park
home at which he al visiting, John
Law, seven years old was struck by
an automobile yesterday afternoon
at three o'clock. He was removed
to st. Peters hospital and has been
in an unconscious state since his
admission. Little hope is held out
for his recovery, according to a
statement made at the hospital this
morning. The boys home is in
Danbury, Conn.,, and he had been
visiting at the nome of Mrs. Dooley
at Highland Park. Albert Henry.
OF; Plainfield, was the driver of the
car that struck the boy and Henry
gave a bond of $1,000 in the event
OF hi sbeing wanted by the local au-
thorities in connection with h
cas- but from all information re-
ceived here the driver was not at
fahlt in any way.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. "a
certificate of trade name has been
placed on file in the Office of the
county clerk today. by the Square
Tlaal garage. The establishment Is
ted in City alley. New Bruins
Cd will carry on a general
nnADpstorage garage business,
MADK1- Charles Booman and
'y NMiffiilam H. Hodges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09
Ditmas Program

The current program at the Ditnias
playing until Wednesday is healed
by Lois Weber's latest productoa
entitled TOO Wise Wives" Inc
story is of a woma who marries be-
cause of her necessity of money.
Her old sweetheart weds because he
is piqued at her desertion. HIS oid
flame after. her marriage. makes
covert advances to her former
sweetheart and the latter, although
happily married, narrowly misses
being caught in the trap she sets for
him. The photoplay is staged n SUI
perb style. And the ladies OF the
cast wear some very wonderful
gowns from the Palace Vendome ana
the Rue De La Paix.
Commencing Thursday matinee
or three days the offering will be
Thomas Meighan in his newest pro-
duction entitled white and Unmar-
RED" said to be one of the best
things he has done for the screen:
1t was adapted from a SATURDAY
Evening Post story entitled, Biily
Kane. White and Unmarried" Mt.
Meighan has shown to the best ad-
vantage in crook roles. and as TINS
is a crook part. a very interesting
play is looked for. The manage
ment announce that the same pro-
gram Is presented in the Airdome
every night weather permittlng:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09
State NeWs

TRENTON, Aug. 9.-Requisition
papers from the governor of Connec.
ticut in an alleged bigamy case nave
lust been honored by Governor Ed
wards the woman making the charge
being Martha Erbeck of
The accused man is Arnold sweeney
Of Darien. Conn, now under arrest
in this state. This being the first
reouisit,on from Connecticut on this
charge IN a long time, it is AXE
here as an indication that the au-
thorities of that state are correcting
he conditions under which 1t was
possible to contract a bigamous
marriage and still escape prosecu-
lion. Added color is given to TINS
supposition because this requisition
was issued under the Old Connecticut
Jaw whrch applied in the case of Tor
,ner Vice Chancellor Merritt Lane
and others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09
Double Feature at Crescent

The Crescent is offering a very fine
double feature program for the first
half of this week the program Is
headed by 1.-The Great Lover" a
very fine photoplay adopted from the
great stage ucce of the same
name.
1t is a story of a great tenor who
is a riot among the ladies' but VINO
loses his voice, and then-but that
would be telling. 1t has beef given
a great production and shows some
very intimate scenes back stage in
one of the great Opera Houses. h
cast is a very fine one and selected
for it's ability to act.
The other feature on the program
is entitled. Hearts Are Trumps,
with an ali star cast. The program
announced for the last half of the
week is headed by THE Stanford
Mystery" a very remarkable photo
play, and another feature to be an
nounced later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09

VALLEJO, Cal.-Unusual down
your of meteors upon the sun,
whereby the radiation and effective
surface of that body is temporarily
increased, is given as the explanation
Of the excessive heat this summer by
Prof. r. j. J. See, government as
tronomer at the Mare Island Navy
Yard here, and n of the worlds
most prominent students of the
solar system.
In other words, the size OF the
sun, which is always on the increase,
has grown so rapidly this summer,
that an unusually large amount OF
heat has been emanated. That's
why your electricity and ice bills
have been heavier the last two or
three months.
"Since a mass of meteoric matter
greater than our moor is falling
into the sun every century" explains
Prof. See, sit is improbable that the
downpour is at a uniform rate.
Under the actions of the chief
planets Jupiter and Saturn. which
are now neal conjunction, it proba-
bly m down in gusts, which &C
counts for the sudden increases of
the suns radiation just as we now
witness all over the world.
This is a sufficient explanation
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09

and CtherS.
NEWARK, Aug. 9.-Wages for
bricklayers, masons n plasterers
will remain at $40 a day, Frank
Sommer. arbitrator. decided yester-
day morning. OF all the unions IN
the building industry who have as
signed their disputes for settlement
to arbitrators. these are the only
ones so far to retain their old scale;
1t is understood that Judge FREQ
G. Stickel, arbitrator for the steam
filters and sheet metal Will
within a day or two, decide that -
a day, instead of the $40 now re-
ceived. is a fair wage for them.
Mr.. Sommer's decision was render
ed at a public hearing yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock in the rooms
of the General Contractors Asso.
citation, 23 Central avenue.
TRENTON, Aug. 9.-The New
Jersey Confectionery Company OF
Perth Amboy has started proceed
ings in the supreme court to recover
S1,4S6 claimed to have been lost on
a shipment of candy from Boston
The first carrier was the New YORK
New Haven & Hartford, and 1t Il
alleged that the thirty-tive cases o
candy through error of the carrier!
was sent to Philadelphia. WheI
received in Perth Amboy 1t wa
stale, in bad condition and unsalapl'
except at a greatly reduced price.
ASBURY PARK, Aug. 9.-Polic'
today continued their investigation
| of the finding yesterday of a crab
bling party of the body of an uniden
tilted man found tied with clothes
line and weighted rocks in the Sharl
river at fuckers grove. A gun she
wound was found on the right SID
of the body. which had been In IN
water about two weeks. The victim
is about twenty-five. and believe
to have been an Italian. He wa
well dressed. An autopsy perform
ed indicated a shot gun fired the fat
Ia. shot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09
REPORT
FOR 1920
|REPUBLECr
F0U
no Data Concerning
iaI Conditions of the
City is Given

.,,. en.ncos
a@a;a wear 1920 which was recently
sr1s cpted by the Certified Audit
81 oiny of America and approved
et State Commissioner of Mu-
nra1 Accounts. the Board of AL
IN and Mayor, shows the fol-
: 4 TX interesting items:
80 sh on hand at the first of the
was $126,356.49. Texas out
re ding amounted to $435,208.S4.
the 6rmed assessments, receivable
} ~s79,039.49, and unconfirmed
old S receivable amount to $25O,713'-
owl General city property and equip
vs mt was valued at $1,~6O2.l64.l3.
m ere was 1913. S00.94 in the street
III provement account and the water
IIbrks plant represented $1,922.199.-
, Ii, The new reservoir construction,
IL until December 81, amounted to
E6S,232,01.
The audit shows the city's indebt-
edness to include the following:
Tax revenue bonds outstanding,
$50 900 in 1919 and $305,0O0 in 1920.
4Temporary loan school bonds total
$40, 900, temporary improvement
bonds. $4,000, capital improvement
bonds s124,110 and serial bonds
Ss521,715. The sinking fund is plac-
led at S~2,611,400. Water temporary
bonds total $1,401, 200. and water
serial bonds amount to $4,000.
In the surplus accounts, surplus
revenue amounts 20 $~42,O44.14;
trust, s~10,413.39; capital, $660,121.-
02; sinking fund reserves, $685.
O48.2S. making a total Of $1,707.-
626.83.
The current water account shows
water rents outstanding amounting
10 s 5,875.O1: water repairs totalling
s4,258.46 and water cash $16,-
271,169. The water surplus amounts
to $~76,334.05.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09
ENGLAND TO PROTEST ON
SEIZURE OF SCHOONER
tBy The Associated Press.l

LONDON, Aug. 9.-Great Britain,
il 10 understood, intends to protest
to the United States that America
violated the international law in selz-
ing the LIQUOR schooner Henry Mar
shall outside the three-mile limit
last week. Such would be a formal
inv. as Great Britain is not interest
ed in the case.
Should no protest be made II
wonld Mace Great Britain in the
Iight Of sanctioning such action
WI ich night give rise to difficulties
# another country seized a British
mir in international waters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-09
JR. 0. U. A. M. To MAKE final
PLANS FOR EXCURSION

Middlesex Council. No. So. Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, will hold it's regular meet
ing tomorrow night IN Odd Fellows
hall at 8 o'clock, at which time 1t Is
expected hat final arrangements Will
be made for the excursion to be held
at Asbury Park on Wednesday, Au-
gust II, under the auspices of Hin
dustan Court No. 9, which
all the councils in the country.
Following the formal meeting OF
the local council, an exhibition box
ing match will be put on between
Carl Tremaine and Kenneth Monroe.
The bout will go six rounds and ad-
mission will. Of course. be for mem
bars nD1y.