davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02
9 or d. ncII. @aticnt; sd

@ordncIl Baticnt; sd
mar 5ucrlt bel nleinem N~potbefer
unO Ell riot mir: iA IoGte -
4r5t; yNotiirlidL CT CAB Sbncn
getpiB irgenoeiien i0iotii6en gtat."
Gotient: ST iogte, i) ioute jn
Sbnen gebeu."
Stimmt. ano6c: Batter,
mas lit eigGntlid elm 0ptiniit?"
8oter: Sin 0ptimiit lit eiu
Mann, Ger ooron glanbt, DAB ole
Butter, &oblen, oos Ga1ren nit
Der GtraBenbobn pieoer einmnI bill
tiger neroen."
3wiIIin9e. Gater: ~9u
6roudit beute nift in Die Sdule
5i geben mo morgen fnnnit ou
Dem 4ebrer iugerl, OaB Oh beutc
5pei SdmeIterfen befommen bait"
9ubi: y&ann idj llorgcn nid)t ia.
gen, ein Sbpeitcrhen unO Damn
n6dite @oHe nod mai eihs9"
Il M o glideS Serbian
gen. Batieit: nStebt es idlimm
nit mir, &err 9oftor?"
4rat: m@efobr lit porluuiig nidt
norbanoen, nber es bat iih ga cine
5teIle oilf Sbrem Hiifen gebiIOet,
All Die miiiien sic unbe0ingt Sbr
Nuge ridten."
= GdIe9te 8eiten. r8as
6at Dir Der gerleger fir Oeinen Sc
0idtbano geboten? 1000 Morf?
Sns lit ia cine 9eleiOigung. @as
5ait ou getan?"
SD babe oie @eIeioigrrng einge.
Iteft."
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02
aiife.

8ir niiien, oaB iid sic MtGofen
oafiir ni1t intereiiieren, mesmegen
mir es aud mr. 5l unierer eigenen
@rbauung lhrei6en. 8ie iuir u0m-
lid Ieien, bat Der fran30lilAe Bro-
feIlor g5uaro Molelpine, elmer bon
6ranfreiAs groBten @elebrtcn, in
ciuer SO Seiten umfailenoen Bro
Iaire cine @uolpie oes Suites in
alien letnen Ebuien gegeben. Gr
bat i'm iogar gemogcn.
3rofeIlor Melaipine lit oarnit 3u
Dem erltaunlidcn &eiultat gefom-
men, ooB Die 2eute ii6 nift nur
aus reiner @epobnbcit auf Die
2ippen fiilien un6 nid)t etipa bar
Inn, neil oie 2ippen Ser ienSitiplte
Cell oes meni9liden aorpers iino.
I'm oieiel6en @efiible 81 crpefcn'
lagt ser Yrofellor. iei es notig, Ell
men SUB bon 5mei WiIligramm 8e.
wift ouf sic Stirne. Shldfe, Noic
uno @angcn gu nerabfolgen, bon
6rei Mfiaigramm auf Die Sanoild-
dc, flint Wiaigromm auf Sic Clip
pen Ano 4ligenlioer -. 8orauS
mir uno pabriheinli6 and onOere
crieben, tpeld' ungebeure gnergie.
berI6nenoung mir mo lie 6iS5er
bctrieben boben. Gem mern Stirn-
riiIie bel einem Gruf bon 5iuei W2il-
ligromm oas @leidc 6e5wefen. mic
9ippenfiiiie bci einem 0rud bon
iiinf Milligramm, mo5ll fragen
mir - ipo5n ..
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

4u Ser @al5e. $50 ent-
ipringt 0ieies SliiBd)en eigentli6?"
u0riiben I'M @ebirg', mo- oaS
SanoesgefGngnis lid befinoet!"
ga bin id aud entiprungenl"
gbrlid d. @enoarm: ~8as
baben Sic oenn in DEM &alten
0rin2"
2anoitreider: n@enn i6 gang
ebrlid iein ioa, Scrr 8ahtmcilter
iA meiB eS ieIber nod nidt."
&atonif0e @rflarnng.
r9riiben al ocnl Saliie itebt .Stan'
oesanit". Nas mad)t nlan oa, 30.
ter?"
.0ummbeiten.@ -
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

MtbgIudte auSre6e.
S~ousfrou lin sic Slide treteno):
.@os lit oa8, Minna, Gle icsen
Sbrem @rGutieam Die Bil5e Dor,
BON oenen mir nod nidt einmnl &c.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02
SIN ser g duIe. n@as f

Sn ser Sdule. ~@as bat
ser 2cbrer eigentlif beute?"
.gr lit peridnlpft, neil linn Ell
l,el Den Stof perfect bat!"
rguio StodiGnupfen!"
Gin Shmerenoter.
Or: Sinh sic nit Sbrem nclieil
8feroe sufricoen, 6rdulein @mma2
SrGulein emma: IS tit idfper
All bGnoigen uno mnd)t INNER Wtie-
ne, nit mir ourd5ubrennen."
CT: .Sn ieiner Gage miiroe i'd
es ebcnio MAIDEN"
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

@igentIi9 rtAtig.
Sunger Monn: nNun, mie gebt's,
alter &err2"
glitter Serr: ogtidt gum beiten,
ib fange an, auf Dem redten Sbt
ctmoS tnub 81 peroen."
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02
sdiacr . 9lmefOOtcn.

NYU itlllSl NHSttlU letHlC SDlueL
sic Sarfe ipiclen. Gin Rodbor ser
ibn ni6t aIl3u gut leioen modte,
iprad emit gu ibm: ~Serr S6il.
lerl Sic ipielen tuie GnoiO, nur
uidt 10 id)0n."
llnO Sic" lalttete ole i6Iagfer-
ttge Gntlport, oSie iprefen Wie
Snlomo, MIR ni6t 10 Hug"
Die 8ittpe oes Mannbeirner Ga-
pelmciItcrS Sitter, mel9e ole Cutie
1T Saddle it1O 2iebe" gum erIten-
nal geipielt bate, erinnerte iiA
nod i'm boben Sitter germ, lpie Der
0idter ibr emit oen Sof gema9t
6ntte.| Oils ShiGer Oie S6ouipie-
lerin am gLbeuo no6 Der 8oritel.
hing. in ser oic &iinltlerin Die
Cutie gegcben bate, nod SaitIe ge-
%lcitete, oriidte ct ibr plosli9 ettpas
in Oie tSono. @nS ipnr es? Gin
gar5 flcines Eortrdt bon Sdiler.
Ole S6alIpieicrin betra9tete Die
@abe unidliiIiig uno fragte Elm me-
nig o%ermunoert: .Wns iou i6
oenu oumit?" Der 0i9ter, befount-
lih ME bon ieiner ShiiAternbeit
loSfommero, mar bon Der noiben
6rage iiberroidt uno meinte Damn
6eflommen: Ga, !ebn Sic, / bin a
furioier &au5, oaS fam / Sbne nit
ioge." Sprads, Oerbeugte iiA uno
oeri6pono in Ser gto6t.
S9iQer bate III Mnnnbeim piel
llmgang nit Dem nadmnligen
&ofiHnuipieler Miiller in 8ien uno
bradte BORT monden Abeno in oer
@eIeal6aft Ser W~iannbeimer SGnu-
Ipieler ufo Der Satin Mitlers GIT;
nenn oie nnoern Ii6 aber entfern-
ten, foroerte er mebrmals nod
8ein, &nffee, Eintc uno Yapier
uno idrieb oie Nadt binour6 meb-
rere S5enen bon naabnle uno Sic
be-. Wtiiaer fnno ibn Damn Gee
m0bnlih 0es morgens in ieinem 3int.
mer OUT einem 2ebnieliel, in elmer
Art bon @ritarrung, 10 oaB er i'm
cinmal iuirfli9 fir tot belt. Die
6rou oes S6~auIpielers Bed fraQtc
i'm einmal, OF ibm nidt Die @e-
oanfen ousgingen, menu er 10 Die
gauge Noht oidte. nDaS iiht
nit %anoers", antruortete Schiller, ser
Oamuls nod Den breiten ihfpdbi-
i1en DIALECT iprad, ua6er i6aun's,
pern sic @eoanfen aitsgebn, 0a
mai ib &oiel." Sn ieinen Was
nnifripten finOcn iid Dirflib aud
gauge Soften, no er nidtS als fleine
Bferoden uno W1nnden ge5eihnet
bat. 8enn Maoome Bed ipater
irgenoeine Stelle in S6iaers Or
bciten nidt gefiel, 10 froqte lie i'm
iher5eno: r9a bo6en Sic wobl
&0liel %geiualt?"
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

SD pen lWon
in mem leete
S6reipebrief ole
GiOS 9emenideno
un for oen 9tie.
len nluB idJ email
meineln 9er5e
Suit made. Sic
tonne i6ubr &c.
mug ole raIbau-
biac 0rifs rie6.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

&err: @igentlid) lift es oo6
nid)t redt BON Sbnen, baB Sic in
SIREN Sabren idon betteln gebelt!
@ettler: So, miilen sic, mein
@ei9dft bob i6 ouigegebcn, uno
mid gang ins Grtpatlebcn 5uriid-
5icben mont i6 audi nod nidtl
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

geilen boben?"
aodin: sNrlr aus GorIidt, gnd.
oige Srau, ebe id tie auf Den Gid
brinqe, tpolte id mn ausprobieren.
Oh giftige babel iin0."
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

Sunger Mann: ~Sa, Oas ST.
Glitter Serr: rad, auatid, mein
red)tcs S6r lit bod genau 10 alt
pie mein Iinfes, llno nit Dem bore
ld) nod gar5 fein."
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

ScOer fonlntt tdalid ieinen
,3ielc n1ber mo iii zines Cages
plotli@ BEL SenieIhen angeIan9t.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02
Wfrnrr sdyrelbsbrief NEo
Nbiltpp ~Saaerampfer.
263.

263.
gtein Iieber &crr Neoattionor:-
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

@einb6n6Ier: ,Nen ritter 0eienner bat cine 70 feline 3nnge,
ooB er Sinner iOe @aarfe uO iogor Den Sabrgang alefn mad Dem @e'
IImnf genou angeben fam" 4f~3 4e 4
@urtfnbritunt uMein 9eienber fam ans ben Iiener
8urtden iogar nod oe 9 roibfennunnaer berauahrnefen"
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

Greuoe am 8ernf. @o- traut."
Itor: nSeute babe ib iicbcn Ser5en 6ragerin: vgos n
gludlif ge1nadt. |ie1s Ser5et.N
Sroscrin: rgsieio ocnn?" Bditor: ~gta uno
9oItor: SD babe Ore. 9aore &C. Sic, i'd bin leer aus!
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
SOVIET GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
SAY, "YES, We have NO RUSSIA"

only these, for the name Bulgaria
was astonishingly added the name Of
an entirely independent State!
From this it is clear that the
authorities in Moscow regard them
selves as potentially the masters
of everywhere. and not at all linn
tied by the boundaries Of Russia.
Needless to say the British Govern
ment in its dealings with the Soviet
Government has never accepted or
used this predatory title.
The matter is of some Importance,
as undo btedly England 10 ON the
verge of renewing relations with Rus
sia officially. The Liberal Party
has made it a plank or at the least
small board. in its election plat
form. The Conservative Government
has had the matter under consid-
Grafton for some time past, and was
disposed to recognize the Soviet
Government, but with this major diff
ference, that it would only do after
the Russians had recognized the prin-
ciple of pre-Soviet Russian indebt-
edness. and had agreed to reinstafe
or compensate British subjects In
their Russian property.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18

LONDON, Dec 1S.-"There is nc
Russia" says a news article in the
Daily Mail. "a strange statement
but true" Russia has officially
ceased to exist as name in the
mouths of those who now control
the destinies of that country.
About three months ago they took
a decision which has remained
strangely secret. They notified the
various nations with whom they
have trade relations that the title
Of their government was changed
from that of the Russian Soviet Re-
public to the Union of Socialist
Soviet Republics" contracted after
Russian fashion to U. S. s. r. The
word "Rrssia" was dropped COM
pletely.
At the same time the emblems
upon their official notepaper. the
crossed hammer and sickle, were now
surmounted by a semi-circle of labels
bearing the names of the various
parts of the country and its ada
cent territories, wherein "independ-
ent" local Soviet Governments have
been formed, such as Ukraine
"Axerbaijan," and so on But not
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
ARMY And NAVY
FL|ERS IN RACE
AROUND WORLD
Spirited Contest Is Indicated
in Air Flight-Arrange-
ments Are Announced

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 1S.-That the
four American army aviators select
ed for the globe flight will have a
race on their hands to beat the Am
erican navy aviators is indicated in
reports from Washington. Six naval
airmen are to make the flight and
will start from the navy yards at
Hampton Roads en- or about Feb
ruary 15, two weeks in advance Of
the date set for the army.
The navy will have two distinct
advantages over the army filters as
warships will be stationed at strate-
eic points and patrols will serve as
refueling stations. The route Sc
.lected is approximately the same as
chosen by the army fliers. They
however plan to fly east to west
while the Army filters will fly west
to east.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
INSURGENTS MAY
DEMOCRAT
TO GUARDIANSHIP
Recalcitrant Senators Threat
en- to Give Votes to Senator
Smith and End Deadlock.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The dead
lock in the Senate between the regu-
lar Republicans and insurgents con-
tinue, and the insurgents threatened
to vote with the Democrats this af-
ternoon for Senator Ellison d. Smith
of South Carolina for Chairman of
the Interstate Commerce Committee,
which would elect him. II the regu-
lar Republicans do not break away
from Senator A. B. Cummins before
that time.
The first break in the ranks of
the regulars came yesterday when
Senator w. l.. Jones announced that
he would vote for Senator James
Couzens of Michigan for Chairman
of the Interstate Commerce Com
mittee. After this announcement
Senator Couzens received one vote
on the first ballot. His vote in-
creased so that on the fifth ballot
the. vote stood Senator Cummins,
3S: Senator Smith. So. and Senator
Couzens IL.
House Approves Compromise Slate
The House regular and insurgent
Republicans approved the slate
agreed upon for the Rules Commit
tee which includes a place on the
committee for Representative John
M. Nelson of Wisconsin, insurgent
leader.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
MORNING
FIRE DESTROYS
STORE BUILDING
Flames Threaten Heart Of
Downtown Section for
Short Time Today.
THREE BUSINESSES ARE
WIPED OUT, LOSS $4,000
Old Heidelberg Saloon Build
ing Is Totally Destroyed
Occupants Lose.

Fire, caused by burning grease on
restaurant stove, at an early hour
today swept and totally destroyed
the old Heidelberg saloon building
near the corner of Front and Frank
lin streets, wiping out three busi-
nesses and resulting in a gross loss
of approximately $1,000 1t en-
dangered for a short time other
buildings nearby. threatening a
heavy loss in the heart of the
business section of town which was
averted by prompt and efficient
work by the Juneau Fire Depart
ment.
The fire started in the kitchen of
the Old u & | Cafe. Shortly after
z a. m a mass of grease accumu-
lated in the hood and ventilator
stack just above the range fell on
the hot stove and Immediately burst
into flames. John Sesul, cook, who
was standing by the range, had time
only to shut off the oil feed in the
burner and escaped to the street to
give the alarm.
Threatens Other Stores.
The flames spread rapidly into
the Palace cf Sweets which occu-
pied most of the building. By the
time the fire trucks arrived on the
scene the entire building was a
mass of flames despite the fact that
the department made record run.
Both the Juneau Hardware Co.,
and the Boston Store were threat
ened for a time Every available
water line was used and the fire.
mer. using the high pressure mains,
had the flames well under control
within 40 minutes after the alarm
was turned in and completely ex
tinguished by 8 a. m. The flames
got into the Juneau Hardware
building. between the main store
room roof and ceiling, burning
through in few places and dam
aging the outer wall some. 1t did
not reach the Boston Store building
although it looked for a short time
as If both places would be seriously
damaged if not destroyed. The prin-
cipal damage to these business re-
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
Wobblies Appeal for
Release Of 119 Men

CHICAGO, Dec 18.--An appeal for
the release of 119 prisoners in State
prisons in California Washington.
Idaho and Oklahoma, those convict
ed Of anti-socialism laws. has been
made to the Governors of those
States In kilograms from the head
quarters of the Wobblies here.
The |. W. W.. officials point out
that the release OF Federal prisoners
by President Coolidge. in Christmas
pardons, embraces IL such prisoners.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
New York Rector
Rejects Virgin
Birth of Christ

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-Lay-
ing aside his yestments of
priest and appearing in a
black robe of Doctor of Di-
vinity. DR.. Leighton Parks,
aged II years, rector of the
fashionable st. Bartholomew
Episcopal Church, told his con-
gregation last Sunday he re-
jected the virgin birth OF
Christ and would welcome trial
by Bishop Manning. He said
he refused to accept the pas
toral letter issued by the
House of Bishops.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
BOOZE PARTY,
GAS in ROOM,
TWO ARE DEAD
Bodies of Prominent Seattle
Attorney and Wom an
Dancer Found by Police

SEATTLE, Dec. 18.-The bodies
of Eugene A. Childe. prominent
local attorney and former State Leg
islator, one time Police Judge, and
Mrs Clara Lien, dancer and music
ian of Vancouver, B. c., were found
late last night in a gas filled house
in this city. 1t is believed the two
had been dead for at least twelve
hours Evidences of booze party
were discovered. the Deputy Cor
cncr announced. Mrs. Childe has
been spending the winter in Los
Angeles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
STEAMER Sinks;
2 LOSE LIVES

NORFOLK, Dec. 18.-Twenty-two
lives were lost when the Norwegian
steamer Runa foundered last Satur-
day in a gale off Frying Pan Shoals
according to Coast Guard officials.
"A life boat has been picked up with
all occupants dead. Two life boats
were launched. One life boat was
picked up by the tanker Mills with
four survivors. A fifth man was
rescued from the water.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
Confesses Killing Negro;
Was in Fear of Robbery

CREKO. Cal, Dec. rs. Joseph
Chepis. jeweler. of Weed. Cal. be-
fore a justice Of the peace at Weed.
has declared he shot and killed
Jim Brady, negro pugilist of Seattle
on December 13 at Shastina. He is
held here pending Investigation. Che
mis- said the negro accosted him
and asked for the price of meal.
Chenis said he had 5000 in his pocket
and thought robbery would be at
tempted and shot and killed Brady.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
WILL GO OUT FOR ALL
DELEGATIONS

CHICAGO, Dec. 18.-FolIoWing the
announcement of William G. McAdoo
accepting the nomination Of the
Democratic proposal Convention in
South Dakota, David /. Rockwell
campaign manager, said that COR
test for delegates in "every essen
tial State" would be made in behalf
of Mr.. McAdoo.
George Brennan, Democratic lead
err in Illinois, declared in favor of
an uninstructed delegation from that
State in a statement made today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
Ancient Tribute Discovered
AT Headquarters, Amazon

NEW YORK, Dec. Discovery
of tribe whose people are believed
to antedate the ancient Egyptians.
Is reported to the National Foreign
Trade Council by John Giffen Gull
bcrtson. just returned from a South
American tour of four years. The
people are known as 'Machigina"
and live near the headwaters OF the
Amazon River.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
M'AD00 MAKES
STATEMENT He
IS CANDIDATE
Former Secretary Of Treasury
Announces He Is Out for
Presidential Honors.
SEEKS NOMINATION ON
TICKET OF DEMOCRATS
Contest for Delegates Will Be
Made in All States, Cam
paign Manager Says.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. f8.-William
G. McAdoo, former Secretary Of the
Treasury and who lead in more than
forty ballots for the Democratic
Presidential nomination at the San
Francisco Convention, today announc-
ed his candidacy for the Democratic
Presidential nomination in 1924. The
announcement was made in a telc-
gram answering the letter announc-
ing his choice for that honor by the
proposed convention in South Da-
kota.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
KING GEORGE
LOSES THRONE

LONDON, Dec. IS. British
diplomats familiar with the situa-
tion in Greece see little chance of
saving King Georges throne and
the Foreign Office is apparently re-
conciled to the fact that he must go.
ATHENS. Dec. 18.-Newspapers
announce that King George and
Queen Elizabeth are to leave here
tonight for Rumania.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
NOMINATION
IS HELD UP

WASHINGTON, Dec 1S.-Provision
that appointments to the Shipping
Board be distributed geographically,
is held by some Senators to disqualfy
Chairman Farley as a member. Con
sequently his confirmation as ap-
pointment as member of the Board
has been passed over witho. preju-
dice.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
Value Of Alaska Products
Estimated in Directory

SEATTE, Dec. 18.-The Alaska
Yukon Gazetteer just issued by Polk
& Company, gives a total value of
Alaska products since 1887 as ST.
O13,355.S13 of which less than half
was minerals.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
Slayer Of Wife Sent
To Insane Hospital

MILWAUKEE. wis, Dec. 1S.-
f. Ray Thompson. realtor and for
mer instructor OF the Milwaukee
Normal School has been sentenced
to the criminal insane hospital FOR
the murder OF his wife. He con-
fesscd he cut on his wife's head
and then buried the body. which
was later found. s
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
TAX REDUCTION
PLAN APPROVED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S. - Sub
stantial relief would be affected by
the Mellon tax reduction plan is
the declaration made toady in a
statement issued by Representative
Garner. of Texas. ranking Democrat
on the House Ways and Means
Committee He stated there are
only $4,000 income surtax payers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
Oil Fraud Indictments
Returned Against Fifteen

FORT WORTH. Tex, Dec. Is
Nine oil froud indictments against
15 persons have been returned by
the Federal grand jury.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
Mexican Revolutionists
Leave Puebla During Night

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 1S.-Revolu-
tionaries evacuated Puebla during the
night, the War Department announc
es. Federals have occupied lmaz
and Lucas Gonzales.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
Ten Reported Killed in
Small Mexican Engagement

JUAREZ. Dec. 1S. Ten men
were killed last Saturday in en-
gagements near Guadalupe between
insurrectionists and Federal troops
according to uneonfirmed reports
reaching here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18
Has Power TO Leaislate

CONTINUED on PAGE Two,
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-12-18

CONTINUED or Page Three.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-19
INSTRUCTION
LIVE STOCK
REAL DAIRY-FARM CATTLE

AT PUBLIC SALE
A real public sale of choice mich cattle
to be held ..ru go,
AT one o'clock, P. NJ, STANDARD Tiine)
rain or shine at my sales and exchange
stables,
Opposite C. r. r. Station. Freehold. N. ].
will present an unusual opportunity TO
anyone and everyone who has any use
whatever for a COW to secure Just what
they want at their own price. This offer
ing is of the very best grades OF
GUERNSEY, JERSEY AND HOLSTElN
CATTLE
Some will be fresh by day of sale, others
to freshen soon and a few close spr.ugers.
This lot of cattle, each and avery head.
was personally selected by me in New
York State and in Vermont. All have
been government tuberculin tested and
certificates may be had IL desired. There
ate a number of superb speciments for
dairy and for family use. Everyone OF
the lot will be sold regardless OF the
price bid-no reserves. We want TO clean
the stables out, and, while we would like
to get our money back, and If possible a
small profit, they will be sacrificed IL
necessary-they must go. If you want a
COW this Is the place to come to get
complete satisfaction.
The opportunity is yours. The persons
who lose out on this sale will be only
those who fail to attend the sale. This Is
a sale at which you cannot possibly lose
anything and you very likely Will make
real money.
PIGS-Big lot of pigs will also be offered
at same time and place.
DELIVERY-Auto trucks IN grounds can
be engaged at moderate rates. Yards
available to c.. R. R. and P. h. #. Kali
roads.
GEORGE H. ROBERTS, A%uctioneer.
GEORGE S. P. HUNT Clerk.
JACOB zLOTKIN
Dhana Lraahold 920
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-19

A Better Houza than the one in which
u now live may be offered for sale un-
sr Classification 81.
Select Your Jewefry through the at
sotive and economical offers appearing
Ally Tn Classification 50.
save time in s~hopping-save money in
as1nR-through the little Merchandise
IL in the Classified Section.
n you're going to spend any money to
-ky. YOU should read the Merchandise adj
4 the Classified Section first.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-19
FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities Ss
CONFECTIONERY-And grocery store;
exceptional opportunity; owner leaving
town; will sell on easy terms. Address
III. G." Care News.
FIXTURES-Onice and store fixtures;
known as the American Store Fixtures
Co. old established business. viii sacrt-
fee. Inquire 103 Fayette Street.
FURNITURE STORE-Doing excellent
business: only reason for selling, Ill
health, will sell at your own terms. In
quire S87 state Street.
sTORE-Plainfeld Ave, South PlainAeld
grocery and butcher store for sale; first
class business; also Ford delivery truck.
Stanley Press, Plainfeld Ave-, End house
after spicer Mfg. Co.. South Plainhsld.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-19
FIRE ALARM BOXES

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st-Gordon and Meade Streets
23-Madlson Ave. and Paterson Street
24-Market and Sheridan Streets
a5-Smith and Central r. r.
26-Market and First Streets
27-Raritan Copper Works
2s-Hlgh and Lewis Streets
s4-Madlson Avenue and Smith Street
S5-Smith and High Streets
36-New Brunswick Ave. and New Street
s7-Smith and State Streets
41-standard Underground Cable Co.
4R-Atlantio Terra Gotta Works
I43-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford st.
| 45-Commerce aud Front Streets
Estate and Washington Streets
47-High and Washington Streets
52-CortIandt and Easton Streets
5s-Divfsion and William Streets
64-State n Buckingham Ave.
55-Parker St and Pulaski Ave.
5s-Hall Ave. and Charles Streee
S7-State and Wayne Streets
5s-Near Lead Works
59-Maurer
s2-Washington Street and Park Avenue
63-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm street
s4-Smith Street and Watson Avenue
e5-Commerce and State Streets >. ...sss
72-Front and Smith Streets
fa-Water and Gordon Streets .. e. s.ss's
14-Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street
s1-Braee and Hanson Avenue
s2-Smith and Herbert Streets
STANDBY Ave. and Washington st.
81 Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
| S5-Near City Hospital
S6-CleYeland and Trace Avenues ssss.ss
sT-Amboy and Hall Avenues
s2-Amboy Avenue and Inslee Street
s3-Lawrence and Francis Streets
s1-NeYiile and tombstone Streets
SPECIAL CALLS
i3-Washington Hose Co.
I-Mcclellan Engine Co.
l5-Protection Il. & I.
i6-Eagle Hose Co.
l7-Libsrty Il. & L
z2-Lincoln Engine
A-Garfield Hoss
s3-Entire Department