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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-24
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Shea were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John knoble
of Port Richmond, Sunday. Mr..
Shea gave an address at the Grace
Methodist Sunday school session in
the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Raymond of
Brooklyn, were visitors at Prince Bay
Beach. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dullahan, OF
Brooklyn. have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Walters, of Huguenot
Park.
Mrs. Grin Hodge of Detroit. Mich,
has been visiting her parents at Great
Kills, the past several weeks.
An entertainment for the benefit
Of the school held at Amicitia Hall,
Saturday night. was largely attended.
Raymond Bishop, of Adj Bloom
ingdale road, a hackman at the rail-
road station. was fined 50 yesterday
by Magistrate Fetherston in the sec
ond district court IN a charge of re-
fusing to take fare when not engag-
ed at the station, Saturday. He was
served with a summons by Patrol
man Newman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-24

will be pushed with all speed to-
ward a final completion of the road
in order to open it to the public, es-
pecially traffic going in the direction
of Keansburg as soon as possible.
With the completion of this road the
borough will have three concrete
roads within its limits, one used
by traffic going to and from the
shore, one going to and from Perth
Amboy, while the third will be used
by traffic to and from the direction
Of Keansburg. Already the road at
the foot of Second street is being re-
paired and a new bridge will proba-
bly, be built.
On Sunday evening, May 30, a
special Memorial service will be
held in Calvary NJ. l.. church. The
speaker of the evening will be Cap
tain L. Cody Marsh, executive sec
rotary of Monmouth Chapter, Amer
lean Red Cross. Member of the
Red Cross, the American Legion, the
G. A. r. and the Boy Scouts will
he guests of honor at this service.
On June 5 the baccalaureatc sermon
will be delivered in Calvary M. Il.
church, Rev. f. r. Is. Reynolds be-
ing the speaker of the evening. On
June IL, Children's Day service will
be held under the direction of Mrs.
Thomas w. Dawson, while on Sun
day evening, June 10, Fathers Day
will be observed. At this service
it is expected that Prosecutor Wool
verton, of Camden county, will he
the speaker of the evening. On
Sunday evening, June rs. a sacred
musical will be given by Calvary
NJ. L. choir.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-24
Rob MntaMnn Church

TBy Evening" Ne"s correspondent,
MATAWAN, May 24:-Thieves
last week stole the silver communion
set from the Trinity Episcopal
church here, the loss being discov-
cred Sunday. Although it is sus-
pected that children may know
something of the missing articles,
the police have reason to believe
that they may have been taken by
someone else. The only other arti-
Gle missing from the church is a
piece of purple altar cloth in which
it is supposed the thief wrapped the
communion set before taking 1t
from the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-24
COmpIaint Dismissed

On his promise to a the owner
of an automobile for damages done
Robert Anderson, of 1873 Broad
street, was this morning dismissed
from custody. He was arrested yes
terday by Lieutenant Detective JOS
eph Gutowski, on complaint of T..
Black, the owner of the car The
complainant claimed in court this
morning that he formerly allowed
the defendant to use the car, but
after a certain date notified him
that he could not have the a any
more. The defendant, however, took
the car and his arrest followed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-24

TRENTON, May 24:-On tho
ground that the company believes
an eight cent are is all the traffic
will bear, that rate was today al-
thoriZed for the Salem and Penns
Grove Traction Company, which
operates over a fourteen-mile line
in the County of Salem. Since Feb
ruary of 1920 the company has been
charging seven cents, thus today's
increase is one cent more The line
runs from the city of Salem to a
point within the borough of Penns
Grove, passing through the town
ships of Upper Penns Neck and
Lower Penns Neck and there are
five fare zones to which the new
rate of eight cents will be applica-
BILE.
TRENTON, May 24:-The STAN
dard Oil Company has been made
defendant in injunction proceedings
brought by George Kanzler and fif-
teen other residents of the Greater
Elizabeth section of Linden Town
ship, Union county, who have OBJ
tanned an order from Vice Chancel-
Tor Foster commanding the COM
pany to show cause before him at
Newark. May 81, why it should not
be restrained from continuing the
erection of eleven tanks for oil and
gasoline storage purposes in the vi
cinity of the compliments resi-
dences.
TRENTON, May 24:-The Board
of Public Utility Commissioners to-
day refused to grant the application
of the Ocean City Water Company
for an increase in rates of twenty
per cent to average consumer and
40 per cent to municipalities, stating
that it was an emergency applica-
ton and so therefore in pursuance
of their policy would not consider
an increase until an appraisal of the
physical property of the company is
submitted to them or until such a
time as they have made an ap-
praisal.
NEWARK. May 24:-Arthur r..
Denman. member of the old Board
of Works, will succeed Frank T..
Davenport as chairman of the
Republican County Committee if
plans considered yesterday by party
leaders receive the backing predict
ed. Chairman Davenport will re-
sign Friday night and Vice Chair
nan Louis f. Dodd may be the act
ing head of the organization until
the annual meeting next September.
The program is to name Mr.. Den
man at that time.
NEWARK, May 24:-Determined
to fight the construction of the pro-
posed highway bridge acros Newark
bay. between Port street, Newark,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-24

NEWARK, May Predetermined
to fight the construction of the pro-
posed highway bridge across Newark
bay. between Port street, Newark,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-24

Is. Henry street, Otto H. Miller
(captain), John O'Connor, George
Gundrum, Jr.. John O'Leary,
Francis Ryan; Auxiliary, Mrs. Theo-
dore Bloodgcod (%captain), Miss
Katherine Gundrum, Miss Mary
Gundrum, Mrs. Dennis Quinlan.
Mrs. Charles Craig: Team No. 10,
John street, Russell Lewis (cap-
tain), Arthur Ingraham, Leo J..
Coakley, John Cosgrove; Auxiliary,
Mrs. John Cosgrove (captain), Miss
Clara Cusick, Miss Catherine Maggie;
Team No. II, George street, Harry
Leonard (captain), William Behn,
William Kitchen, Harry Covell; Aux
iliary. Mrs. Anna Behn (captain),
Miss Marian Sullivan. Miss Gather
inc Sullivan, Miss Beekman, Miss
Claire Kane; Team No. 20. Morgan.
Sergeant Jacob Jacobson (captain),
Auxiliary, Mrs. Frances Bloodgood
tcaptain), Mrs. John c. Johnson:
Team No. IS, B~ordentown venue
Percy r.. Locker (captain), Joe
Stilo. Charles Shinn; Miss Mae Lock-
er.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-24

Would you want to risk your life
in some mechanical contrivance
you had seen, nor the opera
ton of which you could not ven
imagine? Hardly.
Yet that is what Leon Bark
hansen, of Tonopah, Nevada, did
recently. Barkhausen, who is total
ly blind, has never seen an air
plane and had no idea how it would
feel to ride in one. But when he
heard of a big air meet here he
stepped out and challenged n avi-
ator to take him up and make him
cry quit" None succeeded, though
the blind man was taken through
every nerve-racking stunt known to
aviators. Part Of the time he was
flying upside down, falling in tail
spins. vet he V opened his mouth
from the time he left the ground
until he alighted again.
He was voted a regular fellow
by the aviators who had seen many
a man with all his faculties say
enough" after half of what Bark
hansen took.
The New York herald., 1921-03-07
STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.

Year TO date. 2s, ,4G6, ,377 A,9T06s5 p. .iae .oss
Detailed sales Of stocks for weeks ended
March 3 and February 26
The New York herald., 1921-03-07
Average Bond Prices
March 5, 1921.
Public Service of Northern Ill.

1t was inadvertently stated in this
column on Friday that the s2,O00.0o0 OF
fifteen year 7h per cent. convertible
debentures OF the Public Service Com
pany of Northern Illinois. sold by Hal
sey Stuart & Co. and A. B. Leach & Co.
was a Traction Offering" The Public
Service Company OF Northern Illinois Is
actually light, heat and power COM
pany. operating in fifteen counties In
the northwestern part Of Illinois. prac-
tically surrounding Chicago and serving
176 towns and villages.
The New York herald., 1921-03-07
CHoLMELEY-JoNEs,s NEW POST

The Finance and Trading Corporation
of New York, 43 Exchange place. an
nounced yesterday that Richard c.
Cholmeley-Jones has resigned as direc-
tor OF the Bureau Of War Risk Insur-
ance TO become vice-president of the
corporation. Mr.. Cholmeley-Jones was
connected with the corporation for
time in 1919 when he returned from
France, where he had been in charge
OF war risk insurance matters.
The New York herald., 1921-03-07
ls.. s5a .5es. 900 s74,o77 600 ses. .5so. 900

date s5so,si5o 900 500 76s 800 s5ot ,27s. 900
Detailed sales OF bonds for weeks ended
March and February 20
The New York herald., 1921-03-07
r. McKENNA, Chairman.

W. G. BRADSHAW, Deputy S. b. MURRAY Joint
A IT, GOSCHEN, I Chairmen. F. HYDE, Managing
WILLIAM BENNETT Director. +. W. WOOLLEY, Directors
nppopr or THE AUDITORS TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
LONDON JOINT CITY MIDLAND BANK LIMITED.
In provisions of Subsection Of Section lis the
romnanies folows--
with
Head certified Returns the Branches We have satisfied
ourselves the Bank and Currency Notes and Bal
OF Collection other Banks
~ verified
Nancy all We have also verified the
the
that
1up IN a Of OF
information and the
by books Of the Company.
vuNNEY SMITH WHITNEY,, Chartered Accountants Audioy.
LONDON tIhh January 1921
The New York herald., 1921-03-07

900, railroad loans s4e. .636, 900. and pub
lie utility borrowing, s53.144,000.
The New York herald., 1921-03-07


The Right CHARLES COW, London
Leeds JOHN HENDERSON, Esq, Glasgow
ar PERCY ELY BATES Bart. Sir
G.B.E, London
hobEhI CLOVER BEAZLEl, Esq, Iieut-Co Colonel
Liverpool CHARLES E.. JOHNSTON $50,
Sir JAMES BELL, Bart, 9. b. c, London.
Mongeenan Ayrshire. CHARLES THOMAS MIIBTRN ESQ
WILLIAM BENNETT, ESQ, London London
WILLIAM BRAND Esq., NASH Esq
WALTERS. BURNS Esq, London Birmingham
The Right CARNOCK The Right Hon LORD PlRRE kP,
GCB, London. London
YCHRISTOpHERsCyN Eso EMMANUEL RODOCA
London NACHI, London.
JOHN DARLING, Sir THOMAS ROYDEN,
London. MP, Liverpool
Major DAVID DAVIES, NJ. p, Sir EDWARD ID. STERN,
Llandinam. London
The Hon.t the EDMUND r. TURTON ESQ: Mp.
EARL OF DENBIGH, C.NO, Thirsk
A"noon' LEWIS H. WALTERS, Esq, London
FRANK DUDLEY DoCkER Esq,
80 80 ~ snA" WILSON KCB, KCMG,
fhEDEhieh HfNDE FoA, Esq., G.CIE, London.
A'Nepooh Colonel FITZTHOMAS
H. olNfooN GEE ESQ., Leicester WILEY, Coventry.
CLASSROOM, ESQ, Swansea Sir DAVID YULE London
SAMUEL b. MURRAY, Esq;
FREDERICK HYDE Manano Directors
EDGAR w. WOOLLEY,
HEAD OFFICE: S, TTIREADNEEDLE STREET, LONDON,
OYER 1900 OFFICES Nv ENGLAND WALES
Managers RICHARDS, MARE, j. G. BUCHANAN
BALANCE SHEET December. 1920
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

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ssf the Board, the Archstees.s office and
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aaane TO he forfeited 10 Tire said
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~ days after being notified Of the
hssrerStas1e % his bid
The right is reserved To aLsepA any
too OF parts " bids or To reject any
or asa beds
BY order OF the Board Of Edncasios.
Clerk.
4 aug. 4-fsJ
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
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UNusrAI orroarr~TTy.

small newly Furnished apartment. isrxs
living roori. ? bedrooms. kitrhenatte and
bath: everything new and nosirrn. Owner
management. Only very desirNbie re-
spun-ible tenant considered. Apply on
prenires, efs I.erlngton ave., at esth ct
coo broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

Above seth st.-sth Az. 20 North River.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
- UNFINISHED.

Washington Heights, Above ls5th ST..
West Of sth Av.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

An advertisement IN the Lost ard
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD Offers real possibility of
rccorertro your lost property.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23
DENTISTS ALSO MAKE MERRY
WITH BIG FEED AND PROGRAM

On Saturday evening at $50 o'clock
the Delta County Dental Association
rendered a delicious four-course din
ner to the dentists of the Western
Slope at the home of Mrs NJ. R.
Perkins on California Mesa.
The dinner was fully up to the
standard of Mrs. Perkins feasts,
which means that it was entirely
satisfactory. Place cards done in pen
and ink by Miss Amy Slack, car
looming each dentist, furnished con-
siderable amusement for the evening.
The local dentists are not artists, but
claim chest full of ideas on which
cartoonist can work.
A resolution of regret and sympathy
was voted DR.. Mehaffey, whose illness
prevented him from attending. Flow
ers were also sent from the society.
The matter of securing some good
talent from the east slope to give a
clinic at the next meeting in Decem-
ber was discussed and the secretary
was instructed to correspond with DR..
Morris of Denver
The paper of the evening by DR..
]. H. Baker of Montrose on full dem
tines was read and discussed, and
vote of thanks was rendered to Dr.
Baker for his valuable paper.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23
YOUTH DIES AFTER SHORT
ILLNESS OF APPENDICITIS

i At the home Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Huskey. on Friday night
occurred the death OF Lloyd. 14-year-
old son, after suffering ten days from
Appendicitis. An examination was
made. but It was found that the dis
ease had gone too far to save his life
by operating.
Lloyd wns n good Christian boy. and
D member Of the Christian church for
the past six years. He was n. men,
Der of the Junior High school. and
had not death overtaken him would
have entered Eighth grade this year.
He is survived by his parents. n
little sister. Thelmn. 3 years OF age.
md baby brother. Lewis. OF a few
,nonths. The sorrow is doubly heavy
on the parents. ms on January 22 of
this year they lost another son. Deuel.
B.. who died at Mare Island.
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon. conducted by Rev. J. c.
Ashley OF the Christian church. and
interment was In Garnet Mesa GENE.
terry. There were many beautiful
flowers from friends and schoolmates.