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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
THANK SPAWN FOR AID
GIVEN LETTER CARRIERS

Following is a letter received tins
morning by Theodore Spawn, OF the
telephone company, from Clarence
L. S%tinson, secretary of the New Jef-
sew State Letter Carriers Associa.
ton in appreciation of the efforts
made by Mr.. Spawn in raising the
funds to hold the convention heid
here May 30:
MIR. Theodore Spawn-The New
Jersey Association of Letter Carriers
held at Perth Amboy on May 80, the
most successful convention in the
history of the organization. me
Perth Amboy bays certainly did
themselves proud in the manner in
which they conducted the conven-
ton.
mo convention can be run sue
cessfully without finances and the
final success of the n convention is
mainly due to the very active part
which O took toward seeing that
the boys were given the necessary
finances with which to run h con.
yention.
THE in which you inter-
ested the Chamber OF Commerce ana
the people of Perth Amboy deserve
the highest praise and it is conclu-
sive proof that you must be close to
the people of Perth Amboy when
they, at your solicitation. come for
ward SO generously to see that the
convention was made a success
IT wish to take this opportunity in
behalf of the New Jersey Association
to extend to you Il most sincere
thanks and appreciation of your
magnificent work in our behalf and
to assure you that we appreciate 1t
very highly. -,
again thanking you and with
best wishes for a o successtul
future. l am,
"Yours sincerely,
CLARENCE +. STINSON,
state Secretary
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
NEW TRIAL FOR
BRUNSWICK MAN
James A. 0'ConneII Who Won
$1,000 Damages in Libel
Case, Must Show Cause.

NEW BRUNSWICK, June g.
Supreme Court Justice DUNCAN to-
day signed a rule requiring James
A. O'Connell to show cause why a
new trial should not be granted in
the suit for alleged libel against the
Anti-saloon League. O'Connell was
awarded $4,000 last Friday. The
rule will be argued before the fall
branch of the supreme court in
Trenton.
O'Connell sued for exemplorary
damages Of $4,000 on publication
of charges that he was a b~ootlegger.
G.. Rowland Monroe, counsel for
the Anti-saloon League, asked for
a new trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
On Seeing Trim.

Ten members of the Daughters of
Ilona enjoyed the delightful trip to
New York yesterday, leaving this
city early In the morning and spend
ing the entire day viewing the many
wonders of the city. In the morning
they tramped through Bronx Park
and in the evening they attended the
performance at the Capitol Theatre"
thus ending a happy day. Those
who went were the Misses Anna
Singular, julia Szalka, Elizabeth
Seemann. Julia DAM. Margaret Hon.
mSn. Julia Papp, Anna Sander. Anna
Singular. Wilma Kuehne Emma
Kotsags and May Sesmanns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
PLAN TO BLOCK BIG
FIGHT
BY GEORGE H. MANNING,
Especial Correspondent OF Perth
AnohOv NayvS

WASHINGTON. June 6-The In
ternational Reform Bureau, with
headquarters in Washington. the orr
ganization charged with initiating
the propaganda for passage of ma
tional Sunday blue laws, has launch
ed a campaign to block the Demp-
sey-Carpentier fight scheduled for
Jersey City in July.
The first open evidence of it's
campaign which may be intensified
a. the date for the worlds cham
pionship prize fight draws near was
The circulation of a letter signed by
about thirty prominent people In
Lincoln, Nebraska, to the United
States Secretary of State and the
Govrnor of New York opposing the
boxing match and declaring it is a
violation of the law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
THREE AUTOS BURNED
IN GARAGE FIRE HERE
lContlnued from PAGE u

Alderman John Sofield, chairman
of the police committee. this morn
ing notified the police hat the officer
who arrested the parties responsible
for the turning in of these alarms.
will be given a three day vacation
with pay. in addition to the regular
IS reward. This order will also stand
for future fire alarm violations.
Although no one has been taken
into custody in connection with the
case, several clues secured by the
police have been run down without
result, but it is the opinion of the
authorities that the offenders will be
picked up before the end of the day.
A person who resides in the vicinity
of the fire alarm box has given the
police some interesting information.
and the authorities are working on
this clue for the expected results.
A false alarm was. turned in at
midnight last Tuesday night, and no
arrest was made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
Wire News

NEW YORK, June 6.-James f.
Dunley and Ralph Rosenberg, pos
tai clerks, today pleaded guilty in
federal court to emhezzling post Of
flee saving certificates valued at $59,-
900, which federal agents say they
gambled on horse ace They will
be sentenced Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, June 6:-Hugh
r. Robertson, United States district
attorney for the western district of
Texas, has been removed by Presi-
dent Harding, it was announced to-
day. No eason was given.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
WilHam ID. NIaiewski dies

William E. Majewski, a member of
the City Plain Commission died last
night at his home, $40 Penn street,
following a brief illness of pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Majewski was t~hirty-six years
old, and besides his widow is survived
W a son. He was a member of sew
eral organizations in this city. one of
which vas Perth Amboy Nest No.
1927. Order OF Owls.
Arrangements for the funeral are
being completed by the family to-
day. Mr.. Majewski was named to
the plan commission by Mayor VIII
son when 1t was establishes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06

Mrs. Sarah Amelia Seguine. an
old resident of this city. died Sat-
urday afternoon at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. George Hardiman,
23S Madison avenue. Mrs. Seguine
was seventy-three years old and was
the widow of the late James Sc
guine. She is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Helen Johnson of
California Mrs. George Hardiman.
Mrs. William Zeller, Edward and
Richard Seguine and ten grand
children. Funeral services will be
held at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noq1 from her late residence. Rev.
W,lbert Westcott. pastor OF Simpson
flethodist church will oficfate. The
[intermsnt will be in Alpine ceme-
terry,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
ROOSEVELT MEN
HELD FOR LARCENY

tBy Evening News Staf Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, June g.
John Garnisky, OF Roosevelt, Is in
the county Jail to await the action
of the grand jury on a larceny
charge. The man was committed
on Saturday by Recorder Edward
He'll on a charge of stealing $50
from Julia Corners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
TO PROBE DEATH OF
GIRL AVIATOR

MINEOLA. n. Y, June S:-A
coroner's inquest will be held in
Hampstead Thursday into the death
of Miss Laura Cromwell. aviatrix.
who was killed yesterday in looping
the loop. Witnesses will be sum-
moned as we'll az the examiner of
the machine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
IS GRANTED DIVORCE

Special Master Adrian Lyon has
recently advised that a decree of alb.
solute divorce be granted Anton
Woropay from his wife. Annie Wor.
opay. Mr.. Woropay sued for divorce
on the grounds of desertion. George
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
Missionary Society to Meet.

The regular meeting OF the For
eign Missionary Society of the Dam
ish NJ. f. Church will be held in the
church at s o'clock tonight. Rev.
Carl J. Conrad, the new pastor,
will be the speaker and all will want
to attend to hear his promisingly
interesting discourse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
TO Hold Dance Tonight.

The Barbara Freitche Girls are
ALREADY for their semi-annual dance
to be held in Junior Hall in Smith
street, tonight. The music secured
is excellent and all those who have
purchasdd tickets in anticipation of
the eveH,ng, IRE assured of a jolly
time, Refreshments will be served
lembers throughout the eve-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
State News

CAMDEN. June 6:-Charles
Simon -shotfh his wife in the head and
then shoX himself at their home
sa4rS~aGeording to the police.
"A ION Is expected to die. His wife
vs6bably will recover. She told the
v3lice her husband had been suffer
AZ from q nervous breakdown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06

! CAMDEN, June 6:-Sixteen per-
sons were injured today, two seri-
pusiy, when a motor bus vas struck
Nv = trolley car.
ASBURY PARK, June 6.-The
New Jersey State Hotel Association
Will hold its annual convention here
next "Wednesday. Governor Edward
Andfprominent hotel men from New
JeYsey New York, Pennsylvania and
New England have been invited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
Stolen Car

Int Andrew Jensen re-
telephone call from the
of the garage at the cor
Lman and Market streets,
o'clock yesterday morn
u that their automobile
been stolen in Newark
ssed their place, going
ridge. The South AM
re notified, as was the
The car bore license
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-18
BODIES Are REBUILT
cRlPPLER YOUNGSTERS STARTED
ON ROAD TO SUCCESS

ffse@srspsr Enterprise Ass3esatson.I
CHICAGO. J.m. IS The asost won
derfnl factory IN the wor'd = Al
Spaaldiag ssllooL
Il Remedies and makes over de-
Termed children
When the rscess bell rings ypu see
500 kidaies learning 70 forget heir
misfortnEe~
Legies4 boys run races
Girls with braced limbs piaY basket 3
bait
They swing on rings and bars.
No school children IN chieaso arc
happier
Miss Ja;se Neil. the pfiaclpsl. nakss
.t her particular business u keep The
children hanpy
"A happy spirit Is bali me 5tttie
wuT she says.
Famous surgeons visit tus seaasss
aud straishten cut warped bssies. 4st-
just braces aud casts. and mosiei avfi-
Gcial limbs.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-18

talk by Miss leah Waters, ~canter
bury and chapcer's Talexs at horne ~
mrs. n. /. Stanley. 20 North Ridge
wood avenue.
Thursday. Jan. II. 1t Peninsula
clubhouse. the Peninsula club will
hold an all day fair.
Thursday afternoon, Jan. Is. at
Faimetro club, Reciprocity Oar. pre-
gram in chsrqe Ct Mrs- W E. Hitch
cock and Mrs. George Chan berlin.
vsish debate
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COMING EVENTS

Tuesday afternoon and evening,
IAN. fs. az Ssabreezc Opera House.
Frank Keenan, IN "SmoIdcring En-
hers:' alao Pathe Topics Of the Day.
Tuesday, Jan. 10. at Peninsula club,
meeting OF the club members TO pre-
part for Penin5uls club fair
Tuesday evening, Jan. 1S. cobusn's
Minstreis at tae Auditorium. New
features. new sones and entirely new
program.
"Wednesday morning, Jan. 10. at Pal
mstto clubhouse, the ~cmen's chorus
Of the club will hold its regular week
~ rehearsal. All music lovers invited
tc join the chorus.
Wednesday afternoon, Jan 10. nsct-
ina Of Child Conservation league az
?: SC al News office. corner Duke and
Atlantic avenue, Daytcna Beach.
"Wednesday. Jan. 80. az South Ricgs-
wood school. nesting Of Parent
Teachers assoc alton at ISIS.
Wednesday afternoon ana evening
ian. 10. at SsabTceze Opcrs HOUSE.
Rex Besch's The G.ri from Outside"
with Eray comedy.
"Wednesday, Jan. f9sh, Mrs. J. w.
Myers will entertain The first Ct a
series of iuacheoas, card and yacht
ing parties which will take place IN
January and February.
+ Wednesday evening. Jan 10. at ~
diterlum, second performances Of Co
burns Ministries.
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Jan 20. at sasbseczs Opera House.
. W. erifiith's Love Flowers ana
great Buster Heating comedy, Con
Wet fa"
Thuradsy afternoon. Jan. 40, arsl
croquet tournament IF season vii bc
neld under auspices q Bpr1oync
Games club
Friday morning, Jan. Fl, a. @alnletto
elohhoves. regular Fr.dsy mc-ning
musical.
Friday efternoon aed evening, Jar.
! p at seabrcez* c5srs Hfouss. secoad
showing Of eLo"s Flowers sed Gus
;>r keatiag comedy csnvo. tc.r
Friday evening. Jan. 2i- At Auditor
tan,. pa3aaat The Pa.rios of Nit Yer
raea, grest patriotic pageant given b.
tie National suresU o. Education
Chief charactcr3 from Washington
also local talent.
Friday evening, Jan. p. at Auditor.
nln Of Congregational church, Or
1ussen r. Conwell will deliver Inc
Tasno4s lecture Acres Of Diamonds
under the auspices Of First Raotis
church. Or. Convict is one o. grca
lecturers en- the American platform
and hrs delivered this lecture NOR,
fhan $500 times.
Saturday Jan. q, card party a
he Palmetto clubhouse. The genera
public nvitcd.
Saturday 7'terscon and evening
Ian. p. at Ssaaeesze Opera House
Ore Heur before oswn." also Mrs
Siire. Drew couedg.
Sunday afternoon. Jan. %, At Audi
forum, open forum; o.. Il. (. Jack
son. president CT National communit
Board, speaker guest. Topic aTrain
ira fer Citizenship"
MouGay evening, Jan. "a. illustrate,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-18
JADAlY 0FFERING 4
REWARD OF $500 FOR
ARREST Of THIEVES

In order that the search for
swcsn $4,000 and $4,000 worth
of stock from his store Saturday
night or Sunday may be aPpre- !
hended, Michael Jabaly. proprie-
tor Of the store has offered a re-
ward of $500 for the arrest and
conviction OF the guilty parties, in
hores that tn s amount might
grove an incentive for officers 10
rerew their efforts, which have
50 Ear been conspicuous by th1ir
absence.
Although the local police notified
the sherif's office Immediately after
the discovery of the robbery. Monday
morning, neither the sheriff or any.
che else from the DeLand office has
been here 50 far as can learn.
stated MIR, Jahaly AT noon today. Il
10 not want to do the police or shel-
iff's forces any injustice" adder Mr.
Jabaly "bu' SO far any information
| have secured from tnerl regarding
their efforts lead ne 10 believe that
nothigg is being done. beyond the
fact that pelice departments in sew
crai other cities were notliied,'
Mr. Jahaly states that the greater
norton OF the stock taken was made
up OF valuable linens. all imported
Stcck, embroidered sport waists. and
imported fiet lace by the yard
Among the articles missing IS q bau-
uet cloth which is valued At s2se0,
one Of the most valuable PIECES q as
Kind IN America
The thieves passed over Atwood
sweaters. taking some valuable silk
ones, considerable six material. aea
only Ike rtost expensive atticlcs @
tbe stock, portions 81 stock beiag
'abeu from the window display. the
shon cases, tr4nils. hangers and eoua
teie
aow believed thaf tho thieves
e patrons o. tke store las: Tines
igy \ gas, and Womaa went iala the
avfe iaquitirg far various articles
great Zeal of he stock being shown
aea. Mrs. Jabaly who waited or
hcm remarked after their deparlur,
an the queer questions which the
eoaple asked, particularly Is to vacr
'hty would have the greater part st
tAai- season's stock I'm. and we've tolt
feXt SATURDAY. also he woinaf
faada j, peint to learn which wer,
flls, lot.Sf s>Uar7Sf.-a a4tfciss III t4r
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CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT

Ok RENT Attractive two room
furnished apartments. All mod ern
e0nyenieaces. Prices reasonable. 10
RauIlader Place p1-l4-7t
FOR RENT New furnished apart
scent. three rooms ana bath Hot
aud Geld water. gas. electric lights.
Johns. 4e2 Gandview Ave- Sea-
breeze p1-l5-4t
FOR RENT Wei furnished. new
modern rooms, $40 Goodaii Ave.
paytoaa Reach. p11S-7t
To exceptionally Well furn
ished modern house in Marshall
Park. block from ocean. with use Of
touring car and 2S laying hens e
desired. Apply on premises, 722
Caodall Ave, Daytoua Beach.
9s5-1-11-tf
FOR RENT Small apartment. fua-
ished Apply Us South Ridgewood
Ave. 333 TO II
FOR Rr.,S'I- Five passenger Liberty
tonr nS ear, by season only ia
Main ST.. Dastona Beach. Phone a.
p-1-5-26t.
FOR RENT Liberty six. five pas
ssnger car. by the season withop;
driver Inquire IS North Palmetto
Ave. Apartment Z a05-l-5 &c
3o5-l-5-f
FOR RE&f Now Ford with starter.
f.sy fse season, ar month Without
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FOR SALE

CADILLAC s-sERES 81 Mechan-
ically perfect and runs like a brand
new ear. Stored at campbells Ca
rage. DeI.and Florida. Worth
s3,577. Price s., 700 See Mr.
Campbell or address owner, w r..
Cunningham. q S. W, 42nd Street
Das MONIES. Iowa. p1-1T-3t
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GOATS FOR sALE--Large housebeat

5O.TTo FON s-5Tf--- I-dIB5 TousV0e'r-'
Fissele no power in beat. suit
able = erehor for u.s. as house.
EAtl4 ssreng tight hui aud heavy
anchors. Living room, din ng room
kitchen, 4 bedrooms, , bathrooms.
Sleeping porch, 3 servants rooms
Roomy deck with permanent root
Also for sale twin screw 59-foot s.
ton cruiser. Gould be used in ocean.
Both boats built south, are Of light
d-aught Tor these waters. Can be
seen al North Cocoa. Apply to f. H..
Snyder, Cocoa. Florida pl LEST
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The Troubie with Them.

Some families, said Uncle Ehea
Teaid be whole lot happier if g.
ss3-t't EaeD irwin to uJEt too rsreN fsz
Il ass sweet Homo
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FOR SAIE-191 Chevrolet roadster
in good condition. Address Box 4,
Orrond, Florida pt-16 81
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ID sALE Ford car N excellent
condition, SELF starter Apply 70 GA
Hat'faS avenue. seahreeze. Tel Isl.
p1-1S-7t.
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FOR SALE Large water tank VIII
Top cspaclty. 200 bbis. Also Woeuen
beds with springs and n.alsresi
Ford motor made expresslY for use
f. 10 boat. Albeit Diem, Phone 5T4,
/ Daytona Beach. 560-l 1911.
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FOR SALE Oakland Six touring car
/ 1920. $500. good tires. top up
holstcry and engine. Mr.. Lindsey.
+ 222 Peninsula Drive Daytona
leach Home mornings and noon
a p1 1873
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WANTED Leay dos situation IS
pianist eec.e.t1a work or accom-
panistl as, aa eXpe enced sales
iady adde - Wh Beach 81
tliy. dl-lS.2f
Ciu4egr rrAte) desires
position Good egences. Phone
29I-W OF address "a LOOMS az
nge. pl-I7-5..
Lady Win typewriter de-
s!res % do work az home any t.me
after 3soo y m Phone s.. DaYoaa
Fla d1t7.2t
Work BY young maa VITA
bast ef references. Experienced on
all high grade cars. VIII as amy
kind Of work Address X. f. IS.
Nan Dern Hotel pl-I7- Il
WANTED Northern chauffeur ana
Al hanic. twelve years ex-
parlence. would Ike position Al
dress - North Beach street rear.
CHAUFFEUR Desires permanaa,
place Thorough mechanic can
make own repairs Careful driver.
Good habits Address Box 49,.
I'aSlona Beach. s3>-I-l2- :,
EXPERT MECHANIC an makes 81
ears oyerAaaled or premises. DIV
Ing ~ hour day or week. Famil
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FOR SALE

sol, Sale Good Ford touring car,
s2y9. u sold This week. 752 Halifax
>xa ss.a.,.ee5a. a65-I 1S-4t.
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WANTED TO TRADE tlaye you IN
automobile in Michigan thas yos
would consider trading for one IN
Florida? Write 10 Carl Howard
naytona Beach. FLA p1-l6-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS


" aNihD To TRADE tiaYe you isa
au'rmoblie IN Miehisan ina 5oa
"o'ala consider tfadshs Tor one IN
iioriIat Write 30 Carl Howard,
haytona Heach. Fla pl- l6-St
wsNT.1, IA aa,ga,g g oeo m =,
- -, -
on Improved property given az So
curi.y. Apply Box sc. Daytona
Beach Fla pills u.
goTEI o3Kl,Nn ~ 9s,,i,.
bmttjng and go,f lpEs witbia
mile from hofsl Tablc ana a-enn,
mediation par excellence liavs -
cancy for few more CUES l. EARLY
application necessary. For reserve
ton apply Carl T. Carlson, Prip.i
etor, Oakland Fla pl q
ANY WORK TO BE DONE Tree
trimmed ana moss removed CHIN
news cleaned and poiDted M f,up-
ace cleaned and put in order Roof.
painted and renaired sbinyte roer..
cresoted. yards cleaned. paintiag
dcne. in fact we do anything. We
employ clean. quiet. capable live
men and give courtesy and prontpt
attention. Let rs attend to that .joi,
for you. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Cali Us any time day or night.
Phoenix Roofing Company. 40 Cy-
80 -1.ge-, GU pl-ll- =
WANTED To trade farm Of g
acres near mobile. Ala, Tor Dag b.
{ :, - ;,
/ . ii1e f-ie e'-Sh- E-Ait f1toNE an4 Aa-
d. lupe Ter the DEAF can be had On
- " , e.eai, re demons tf@lloh
- : "iliani Icy il 80 Holy :
wood avenue, Daytona Beach. Fla
pig 26t
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I OK SALE I'Ye passenger autome
bile aue condition, demonstration
ado % sal room 30, Prince
george Hotel. pl1S-5t.
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WuHIea engineers Hf a@
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TO borrow 100000 at
Z per cent Interest First mortgage
on ilprexed property given as So
eliri.s Apply Box $50, Daycona
Beach Fla pl 4 r.,
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I Or RENT Attractive two room
furnished apartments. All mod ern
eonyeuieaces. Prices reasonable. 10
RawIader Place p1l4- It.
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FOR RENT Well furnished. new.
modern rooms, $40 Goodaii ave.
Eaytona beach p1-lS-7t
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FOR RENT Small apartment. fura
ished Apply as South Ridgewood
Ave 800 1-10-tf
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FOR Rest Five passenger Liberty
tourn2 ear. bv season only. ia
Main ST.. Dastona Beach. Phone a.
p-I-5-26t.
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FOR RLNF New furnished apaft-
sent three rooms ana bath. Hot
aud Geld water, gas. electric lights.
johns. te2 Grandview Ave- Sea-
breeze p1-157t.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12
TO PRESERVE FLOWERS.

little salt peter 5f carbonate of so- da in the water la which flower are teft standing will preserve fhem fo ra least two weeks Flowee= eaa be preserved from 15 to % days by tipping t6e.r stems when freshly ert n water .a which 25 grains 9f ammou uum chloride have been dissolved They may 1e preserved permanently bv I.ppsag the entire flower inta perfectly limpd gum water and allowing them 70 drain
 The color of red fl0Wes may be well preserved by dampenins them and then by dustng with alicyl.c acid or horace acid and then removing # with brush whe nthe flowers are dry All cnt flowers keep better fn cool moist place. Tlgh buds may be forced= open if placed in a moderately warm room
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

FOR sALE-I VIII exchange two good pianos and one Monograph for LibertJ Bonds. | A0nson Music Store +20 lA
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

DANDY good five passenger Ford car, In f.rst-class condition. Will sell. or
 trade for leases and royalties. Moore and Martin U
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

RO0Ms-For seat with board. Also rabIa baarIer- wanted Mrs. 5. R.
 y3nng Phone 202. 5-3 II
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

Entered sa second-ciass matter Jan nary s, 1921, zt the post office st Pres eset- Arkansas, under the Act of March !, I878'
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12
CLASSIFIED ADS

L0sT-Cne smaH black horse mule l-2 years old. needs sheartng, left Britt pa sure. vest of town three weeks ag9. Notify Ritehie Delaughter Boughrou. Arkansas. T
 F0und-A car crank Owner can get same by calling a. Hornbeck's garage and paying for this local
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Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

FOR sALF.-A good room residence. Close n. See j. M Hunt. 60 tS
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12
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FOUND-Masontc scarf pin, silver. bran new Owner can get same by proving his property and paying for this notice, ar Picayune office. .
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

IF F0E want good five passenger Ford car n Al condition see is. Will trade for anything of value. Moore and Martin T