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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-18

TIE above increase Oh corporations
taa!aea Includes increased assessment
on real estate owned by them. This
/ increase on leaI estate is also included
| IN :h,: total increase on real estate
! throughout the State.
:! Comparative statement showing rs
scssinant Of farm lands, with build
;ngs and real estate in cities IN towns:
| Farm lanGs-19l4, $74,959, 13E;
1913. $110.919,002.
Buildings-1914, s17,999,525; 1918.
SO 5o7. $50.
Real Estate in Cities and TOWNS
1914. s67.G94,57s; 1918. s73.314.1O1.
Total. 1914, s160,653.256; 1918.
s207. .74o.s71: increase 1918 assess
ment over 1914 assessment, $47,OS7,-
AS
The above increase on real estate
includes the increase on lands owned
by all corporations throughout the
s;tate. as we'll as the increase on farm
lads. TIE lands owed by corpora
ticns are entered on the auditors
books as farm lands, and there is no
way Of ascertaining what the exact
increase on farm lands have been.
The appropriations for State pur-
poses were made and levy placed to
raise such appropriations, based on
valuation Of approximately $320,000,-
900. co. that being valuations for 1917.
The increases in valuations show as
oelow:
1-2 mill levy on $320,000,000
would raise 5000, 900.
8 IA mill ley On s376,176,5S1 will
raise s3.1O3,452.
The National, Guard.
Pciorc | assumed the cfice Of gov
crnor an order had been issued dis
banding the National Guard Among
the first of my official acts was the
issuance OF an order declaring the
previous order null and void, and re-
establishing the National Guard Of
South Carolina Whatever difference
Of opinion may exist as to the char
acter of the organization of the Uni
led States Army, the fact remains
that the National Guard Of South
Carolina PLAYED q part in the great
va in Europe which has established
fo:' OIL time Il record for that orSani-
zation IN the Thirtieth and The For
ty-second Divisions South Caro!inians |
played conspicuous part by their
daring and effectiveness as t
fighters. and when the history Of this |
war is written these two divisions viii |
he placed in history among the I'M
Under the act Of the legislature and |
!'y authority Of the war department. !
;G companies Of State Reserve Mill
tia have been organized in South Cay
olina since the National Guard haS
been absorbed into the National Ar
any the federal government FURNISH
nS ai'niS and ammunition and certain
Equipment. and the State supplying
such additional equipment rs is nee
,ssHry
The war department has not pro
nuisatn,j its plans Tor the reoi.::,l:siz:;l-
ion OF ;i,e Federal Army. IN MY iuds
rent this ;r!.iH should III unified! mo"
-. United states Army. and al! dis
inctions h"twvcn the l;esular .raay.
National Gliar,i and National AlaaN
;holid 30 abolished. l;ul. ira}a az
.vpericnce rs governor. I llaoW t:}at
here IS q necessity for Si-ltc troopS ID
raiDta.l order. suppress riots. ilIEa-
ION or inslnr"ct;oa. should these oc-
.ul with tEe State.
;tafe Offices. Departments ANA >;.ia- i.
EiaS
'h,. several STATE olIjci.,iS and l. >
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-18
The Next Lyccum Number.

The people Of Sumter have q treat
III store for them in the next Lyceum
numher which will take pace jan
u;gry 30. at the High School auditor
iun; The distinguished author, Err
aest Thompson Seton, Will give one Of
his :, ::;....y: fer which he is almost as
...4lvus as j.. !; Tor his writings. It
is always Interesting To see and hear
:. man Of international reputation
aside from the message that he
brings. >x ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-18

The small grain acreage in Sum
-. >oGatA j. considerable less this
'.t.,r :il:tn ias;. There vas less wheat
n.5riee and very much less Fall oats
ti:..ii heretofore. This was due pri,I-
C.r.p!!> 90 III" scarcity OF labor ana the
u s'.l.5 Feed OF Utilizing al the hands
obtain: bile II gather the cotton crop
II is stated that much spring oats
VII ~ put in us those who planted
spring oats ltSt Year obtained salts
t.l.; tory yields.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-18

Niti1in tile .sext few months the
ant.E c:ii''ip towns will besin expert
elis'fis :; stump corresponding in mag
nit4ae 10 sae boonl thcy have been en-
70! iii@. i:aj the merchants. hotels
and sa'.S';i;ll;shts III camp towns have
reaped such q harvest that they will
he ahle 10 iide eyer 4 dpll season or.
two.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-18

| .Ic.!l.
For illustration. s7.O7n.72o, the as
2ess,ncnt for Union County in 1917, at
s II mills, would be $G7.171.S4. 81
| 1907, ,420. the assessment for 1918, az
| s IA mills, would be S6i. .411.21.
.iiicil nlcans that Union county. un-
.lc: the rcassesSlnant By thc Tax Com
! mission. viii contribute to the sup
%oft oi the State Govesnment s., go
=: less ihan i would have had there
been 10 re-. s.sG.sSIaenl.
E,,lu;l! !:":.tie,:! q farn1 lands as be
| tween naivid!t! nANaels has been left
20 IL" local cou"ty authorities. In
some Of these counties this work has
eec!l REASONABLY wc:I carried out. but
n others il worI,! &ecin that no effort
ilts been ,nat!c toward elualiZin2
arm lanG: rs ..nors individual own
rrs. and nat the law requiring such
equalization has been wholly disre
..,s.f,!a2 III $o!ac Instances. ard largely
. II others. '!'!.r r"medy for sucil
...i.a:e 80 cary out she law rests with
eou IN EaHE cases individual tax
ayers hav" Appealed 10 the Tax
'om.niS>i,s',. complaining o. excess;
-:,'S&t;lcn,: lI.::sie ;.s,;ii illst their prop
~ BY ioc-i aoatG$. IN tlla major
= OF :h, ;.f:.,-1le H.. commission has
;r:la;e.,l :, rr.::;ctiat:. ;,;tt III ot:lcr III
:aces tee 1;.Gnn ii Die ioral boards
'as h",sn .:u<,..;ne.i
A.pe..acd he:e is comparative.
.stenrenC of ;,as.ss;5.. a,S i; 1914 and
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-18

May God give us the wisdom and
urase for these tasks.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
lHlei11en SHINE gefndB, Der a1lotlD1lte
Brief On Sic al@r1fin nefnefpn Or

llnleiiften si1ule genndib Der atlonDrte
Brief on bie @raffin gefpeien. st
Dntte bns 8erbdltnis nnnlaIs fiir
cine gelDobnlihe 2iebesSntrigl1e ges
#balten. ginige @orte beg 9ireftorg
.lieBen iibn oapnr balb nrbere shluiie
aieben; a nber Noras 8enebmen
lett iientem Gage MIR nod fdroffer &c.
gen i'm lpuroe, iteigerte ih auf
feline Hadiudt. gr fppqte fiie ber1Iii-
tiger, er nonte iibr bieien bodfIie-
3genoen B~ebnt1fe1 rallben = ie
foute geitir5t nerben. gered-
.nllng, 0nB er bnnn bieneim leinen
eriten 9lan erreiben fonnte, iitadel-
te i'm n1nlo mebr an als Die Der
legenbeit oes gaters i'm bic Dit
tel ba5u ploblib in Die San6 legten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27

BIeid Dor sorn mar er 5uriidge-
Itreten, aIg iie fih 3l1u @eber1 tDarf6-
IL, uub bntte ibr ben Meg 5ur 9iire
frei aernnht feline bllnflen Nugen
,uber rubter nie ner5ebrenD nuf Dr,
ste iih ieines 3ornes gar nidt elm
NAL betplBt ipurbe, 10 nerig glh
bottle lie Fir i'm. Stlmm blieb er
ifehe1, nber lein gntibh1B mar III
Dem MugenbIid reif getporoe11.
Scr Direftor bette ebenfaas ieiner
gohter unnnntig naf)geblift. Sn
Ser Mbiidt, ibr 8enebmen 5n ber=
beden, erbob er iiih iebt nieoer.
uNein, fomnlen sic IN mein Clint
1ler, Aanoolfo; @eibdftsfnden tper=
ben an better glei@ nbgenaadt, ltno
Damen taugenF bod nidt babel"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27

1872, TS8...%&sY
DIAL oaS Simmer. uSs,irllger Mattn,"
fagte Ell enbllti1L Dor BIN iteben blei-
bend, niunger Mo11n, beridtpenben
Ste ibre SSll1genb niht IN un~ipiroigen
8anoen. 5.5 @
&urt Bob bag Muge frei empor.
IS r5etlen5," & agte Fl, d bns gliid BOZ,
lerllarlo, ben lh eberl 10 bodadte als
liebes tano o1f benz 5ptele1
8raf 4. 1ab ion nod erniter an.
SD claude @utes bon Sybbnen, iiagte
.e 81 mon fat mr ntbbter mitgeteilt,
bab Sic tn GROCER @efabr eiien, ibr
2ebensglif al beribersen. SSbr 8lid
bnrgt mir oafiir, bob es nidts lin
tpiroiges lit: aber; bitten sic
mos sic SIR 2ebensglid nerlner1.
SIRE i'd nidt, 10 iino Sic nidt Der
Wfann, Elm Slid iid anem ann EroB
al erobern;; cher geber Sic felbit oa-
gu grnnoe. I" #I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Giniae gaae IpGter.

9ie Sriiblingslorne fp1egelte 11D
hell in sen ~glibernoen S6eiben et-
mes 5dIobbens, 6as ftol5 5tpild)er1
ben giIen berporiah hie III Der Nabe
elmer mitteloeutiden 8eiiben5 lngert.
ssremoe tpur6en melt n1fmerflm
barauf gemadt, benin Ieit eirliger 8eeitt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-11
layer Sc PRESENT0 Al SENADO Ell TNTADO DE- PA CON
NENAMA PARA ST. DISCUSSION
Unidos.

Unidos.
3.-Los Estatos Unidos Sc reser-
van exclusivamente ell derecho para
decldir cuales crestiones estan den
tro de su jurisdiction domestica V
declaran que todas las cuestiones po-
liticas v domesticaS relatives a sus
%asuntos, incluyendo las de inmigra-
cion, trafico de cabotaje, tarifas, CO.
mercio V toCas las otras cuestiones
domesticas, estan unicamente dentro
de la jurisdiction de los Estados Uni
dos y no quedara sometidas en- ningun
modo al arbitra.:e o consideration del
Consejo o de la Asamblea de la Liga
de las Naciones, o a la decision O re-
comendacioa de alguna otra ~potencia,
como 10 estipula el tratado de paz.
4.-Los Estados Unidos declinan
el someter a arbitraje o investiga-
cion por la Asamblea o por ell Conse-
10 dc Ia Liga de las Nacioncs. tai
como Sc estipula en- ell dicho tratado
de paz, ningunas c~uestiones ouc. a
Iuicio de los Estados Unidos, depen-
den o tengan reiacion o su anti
qua poltlca establecida, conocida CO.
munmente como la doctrina Monroe:
dlcha doctrina sera interpretada tan
solo por los Estados Unidos v por
la presente Sc declara cstar cntera-
mente fuera de la jurisdiction de di-
cha lga de las Naciones Y entera-
mente sin afectacion por alguna de
las e~stipulaciones ~contenidas en- 81
dlcho trstado de paz con Alemania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-11
iPOR QUE?

Porquc no Sc trata de una casa Eueva nj
desconocita, silo CUE es ia institution ban
CARA mas antigua : mas fuerte en- su ramo.
Porque Ia Mayos Money Exchange es Ia
Unica propieta-ia, del gran Baueo Mcxieano
(Uaincorrorated) con cuyo- capital y pro-
piedades Ic RESPONDER dc su dincro o
mercaRcias.
Po-9ue Ia Mayo's Money Exchange, cs
tambien propictaria &c GraDdes Aimaccnes
de ncrcancias en- Kansas City. No. Laredo.
Texas. Les Angeles. Cal Santa Ana, Cal.
etc. etc. con 10 cual TANDEM le GARAN-
TIZAMOS sus envfos.
Porouc Ia Mayo's Money Exchange. tiene
los prerios mas favorables para 81 pabIico.
: e. servicio mas rapidc y mas SECURE.
Porque II Mayo's Money Exchange no CO.
bra NADIA extra por situse;ones. comisio-
mes ETC.. pues los preci3s suyos son libros
de toda clase de gastos o comisiones y IS
COR este. que resulta MUCHo mas fsro-
-able a los eiientes.
Porque no hay que olvidar que nuehas
vcccs 10 BARATo CUESTA CARO-" =
muchisimas personals que Sc creyeron CO
otrccinicr IS alhasadores de personals o ca
sas deseonocidas Q POGO honorablcs. rcrtic-
ron hasta Ell dltimo ~ceutavo, 10 que NUNCA
LES EUBIERA PASADo 81 lutheran hccho
TODAS sus ope-aciones con Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-11
Cuarenta y cinco son las enmiendas hechas al tra-
tado y cuatro las reservas. Hoy Sc presentara
Ell nforme de Ia minorla de Ia
Comision de ReIaciones

de votos para los Estados Unldos con
los de la Gran Bretana, en- la asam-
blea para la Liga.
Para dar d China, en- lugar de! ia
pom, la provincia de Shantung. Para
r~elevar a los Estados Unidos de te-
ner representatives en aquellas conf
stones que hayan de decidir asuntos
en- los que este pals no tiene interes.
Al presentar el. informe de la ma
yoria. ell Senador Lodge, Presidente
lie la Comisi6n de Relaciores, anun-
clio que ell proximo lunes, pedlria al
Senado que pusiera a discussion cl
tratado, agregardo que trataria de
mantenerlo a disposition del Senado,
hasta que este Cuerpo Legislative 10
tomara para su discussion.
Sc anuncio que el informc dc 10
minoria. preparado por cl Senador
Hitchcock. SC pr~escntaria manana.
FL texto de las reservas ~aprobadas
por la Comision 0e Relaciones, es cl
s~ieuientc: Los Gstados Unidos sc
rcscrvan cl derecho Unconditional pa
ra scpararse de la Liga de las Nacio-
mes con cl aviso estipulado en- el ar
ticulo | dc dicho tratado de paz con
Alemania.
Los Estados Unidos dcclinan
asumir, bajo las estipulaciones del
Articulo X, o de acuerdo con cualqule-
IA otro a-ticulo. obligation alguna
para p~reservar Y garantizar la inte-
cridad territorial 0 independence
politica de cualquier otro pals, o pa
ra mczclarse en- controversies entire
otras n~acioncs, sean o no miembros
de la Liga. o para emplear las fuer-
zas navales o militarcs de los Estados
Unidos en- tales controversies, o para
adoptar medidas economicas para la
protection dc cualquier otro pals, sea
o no miembro de la liga. contra una
aggression externa. o con FL p~roposlto
dc ~ciercer coercion sobrc caa!@c~.
otro pals, o con el de intervention
en- los conflictos interiors; u otras
controversies cue puedan surgir en-
cualquier otro pals V ningun manda-
to sera acceptable por los Estados Uni
dos. dc acuerdo con ell Articulo %.
parte rrimera. del tratado de . paz
con Alemania. cXcepto por acclon
cXpresa del Conereso de los Estados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-11
UNA GRAN DIVISION HA
SURGIDO ENTIRE LOS
BOLSHEVIKIS
Londres Sc tienen noticias
de que hay en- Moscou
una conspiracion pu-
blica contra Leni-
ne y Trotzky

LONDRES. Septiembre I0.-For
fuentes oficiales V confidenciales, Ell
Ministerio de Re~laciones Exteriorcz
ingles ha tenido conocimicnto de las
primcras noticias de una ruptura
definitiva entire los b~olshevikis rusos.
NoticiaS ~recibidas dc agentes ~
glcses en- aquel pals. revclan IN Dc
tale. la cxistencia de una abicrta
rebellion contra el gobierno central
del Soviet. rebellion que amenaza de-
rrocar Ia combination Lenine- Trotz-
ky.
Ciertos miembros del Soviet Ruso
que no simpatizan con las ideas dc
los radicaIes eXtremistas, entire los
que Sc cuentan algunos lideres pro,
minentes del gobierno de Moscou, Sc
han declarado contra Lenine Y anne
nazan establecer I'm nuevo gobierno
bajo un regimen comunista.
Segun dicen Ell el Ministerio d.
Relacioncs Exteriores ingles, csta eS
Ia noticia mas importante que sc ha
recibido dc Russia en- ell tranScurSo dc
varios meses Y quiza tenga Ia mayor
Influenza en- ell curse future dc los
acontecimientos dc csc pals.
Hay azone para Greer en- Ia
absolute veracidad de esta noticia,"
ha dicho uno dc los funcionarios dc
la 'calle Downing. LA information
proccde de IN hombre digno de TODD
credito, que ha podido obtener ante
riormentc, la verdad de la situacl6n
rusa. 81 las informaciones que ahora
ha rendido son igualmente ciertas,
elias tendran IN efecto importantisi-
mo para ell Gambia de los acortecl-
mientos en- Russia"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-11
iUF! lei CALOMEL?
IRASTORNA TODD SUI
ORGANISING.
DeJe de usar esta droga peiigrosa an
ties que lie produzca Subtraction.
les horriblei

81 listed Sc siente bilioso. decade
o constipado y cree cue necesita del
pellgroso calnmel para limpiar sus
lntestlnos y. normalizar ell higado.
Ahora fijese en- nuestra Cara7tia
PlGa en- cualquier drogueria una bo-
teIla de ''Dodson's Liver Tone" Y
tomese por Ia noche una cucharada
81 no arregla su higado Y en- general,
todo ell sistema, mucho mejor, que eli
calomel Y sin causarle dolores nj
nauseas,, puede listed exigir que Ia
ootlca lie devuelva ell importe.
81 toma hoy calomel ,manana Sc
sentlra debil. enfermo V cor nau;eas
No pierda IN dia de trabajo. Tome
por la noche n cucharada del mo
fenslvo "Dodson's Liver Tone. Y SO
sentlra perfectamente bien al dia 81
gulente. Is absolutamente inofensi-
70, Y puede administrarse a los ninos
de cualquier edad. No causa saliva
cIon nj su uso requiere dieta. (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-11

WASHINGTON, Septien're 10
La Comision de RelacioneS EXterlo-
res del Senado, presento hoy for
malmente a esa Alta Camara, des-
pues de haberlo discutido y enmenda-
do, ell tratado de paz con Alemanla,
con las 45 enmiendas Y las cuatro re-
servas aprobadas por la dlcha Coml-
sion, varias de elias relatives al con-
venio de la Liga de las Naciones.
En- ell informe con cl cual CT tratado
fuera p~rcsentado. Sc caracteriza a
este como un tratado de aliaaza y no
como una Liga, que '~'cngendrara
nuevas guerras en- c de asegurar
la paz."
Ell documento dc referencia sera ell
primer gran documento de SUI clasc
que Sc va q discutir en- publico. Con
ell tratado Sc presento el informc que
rinda la mayoria dc la ComiSion de
Relaciones Exteriores del Senado, in
forme suscrito por todos los MEM
bros republicanos de dicha ComiSion.
con exception del Senador McCum-
Der. por North Dakota. En- dicho IN
formc Sc eXplican las enmiendaS o re-
formas Y reservas que Sc han hecho
al tratado. "todas las cuales, SC dice,
Sc hallan inspiradaS por IN solo fin,
ell de protegcr Y guardian los derechos
Y Ia soberania americana, cuya in
vasi6n daria luCar a violacioneS dc
fe. estimularia los conflictos Y gene
raria nuevas guerras.'
Las reservas propucstas por la Co
mission dicha, al tratado dc paz, son
a sabcr: Ell derecho Unconditional
para separarsc dc la Lisa.-2. Decli-
nacion por los Estados Unidos para
aceptar cualquiera de las obliGaclo-
mes morales o legales del discutido
articulo Dicz, o para accptar algUn
mandate dc la Liga. ''eXcepto por
acci6n expresa del Congreso dc los
E.stados Unidos.'-3 Sc reserva a los
Estados Unidos el derecho exclusive
para decidir que cuestioncs Sc italian
dentro de su propia jurisdiction do
meStica.-4. Una absolute reserva dc
Ia Doctrina Monroe para ser juzgada
tan solo por los Estados Unidos.
Entire las p~rincipalcs cnmiendaS
hechas al tratado. Sc cucntan las ST.
%guicntes: para estipular igualdad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-11
Sc HALLA
SIN CARBON nj LUZ
consequence de la intro
mission de los rumanos
en- las minas, la pro-
duccion de estas
es ahora ca
81 nula

BUDAPEST. S~eptiembre 10.-Ei
anuncio hecho por el Ministro Este
fano Friedrich, hace tres dias, de
que para hoy Ia ciudad Sc e%ncontra-
ria sin carbon Y sin luz, sc ha cum
plido del TODD, pues la falta de COM
bustible paralizo anoche la planta de
luz V fuerza motriz habiendo estado
la ciudad a obscuras. La causa de tai
escasez sc debe a que cast todas las
minas del pals Sc encuentran paraii-
zadas en- sus trabajos, debido a Ia
intromision de los rumanos. Esta ciu-
dad que en- tiempos de paz, recibia
i.T00 carros de carbon d~iariamente,
estaba recibiendo a ultimas fechas
solamente 500 Y en- los ultimos dias,
aun meaoI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-11

Cuando necesite libros en- espahol
dlrlJase a lgnacio E. Lozano, lis y.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-11

En- Ell informe de la mayoria de la Comision de Relaciones
del Senado, Sc ~explican las enmiendas y reservas apro-
badas por dicha cemision y Sc c~aracteriza al con-
venio de la liga de una alianza, mas que como
una liga, que engendrara nuevas guerras
en- vz de asegurar la paz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
BILLY WATSON
FOR MAJESTIC
His Show Next Monday
Night

RepIete with brand new features,
Billy Watson and his new Partisan
Whilre' comes to the Majestic thea
tire next week with an Offering that
will doubtless cause a greater demand
for seats this season than 1t did last,
when capacity business vas the rule.
Everything new is promised by Bill
ly Watson who has always kept faith
with the public. This season Mr.. Wat
son and his PARTISAN Whirl" has done
away with the ~stereotyped ideas and in
it's place is found a sparkling music
cal comedy, in two acts and six scenes
in and around the famous
French city, Paris. The piece Is said
to be more than ordinarily clever in
construction and twenty musical num-
bers are introduced during it's &C
ton.
The personnel of the company is ex-
ceptionally high, among the well
known favorites being Billy Spencer
(Original "Grogan") Edgar Bixley,
Pearl Lawler, Phil Walsh, Violet
Buckley, Harry Howe, and Pearl
Turner, and a georgeously gowned en-
semble of thirty dainty little French
girls.
AS an added feature for this week
only Mr.. Watson had engaged RAPPI,
the sensational violinist, who has just
returned from Europe where he enter
tanned the soldiers of the Allied
Armies, and who fought in the famous
battles of the st. Mehl and the Ar
gonne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
STRANDS FINE
FEATURE TODAY
when BearCat Went Dry" 10
Attract Many

b. The majestic Cumberland moup
tains that are located in eastern Ken
lucky are the scenes Of when Bear
cat Went Dry" the big six reel pic
ture tina is the attraction at the
Strand theatre today. 1t is a photo
play hat is full of thrills. 1t has the
suspense hat will hold your atten-
ton from the very beginning until
the last foot of the picture. The
story of a mountain boy raised among
surroundings that are primitive In the
extreme but who has the nobility. OF
character that We are told belonged
to the famous knights of old is the
hero of this spirited picture. With
feuds. fights, Illicit stills. and a love
romance of great charm a picture was
contrived that should bring large
houses to the Strand theatre.
The efforts of the producers of mo-
ton pictures to create entertainment
for the millions of people who patron
ize the picture houses has become a
serious problem. BY reason of the
great number of pictures hat have
already been made it is a difficult
matter to find subjects that are not
hackneyed or worn out. When a pic
ture does come along that is novel it
Immediately jumps into popularity.
This is teh experience of when Bear
sat Went Dry" the six reel super
feature that is playing at the Strand
theatre today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
OLD FAVOR|TE
COMING HERE
COunihan & ShannOnS Own Show
to Play November Is

Coming to the Majestic Theatre
Tuesday matinee and Nov. 25th en-
gagement will be the everlasting play
Way Down East" with a big scenic
production and the original Cherry
Pickers Quartette" and all the old ia
vorites that made this play a callic
in its line.
The story of "VVay Down Feast Is
too we'll known to dwell upon, suffice
to say that the cast comprises thirty
well known actors all of whom have
been selected with an eve to their
ability to portray the various charac-
ters in this large company. The seen
ic and electrical effects will take two
baggage cars to transport n moth
ing ha been left undOne to make this
revival the biggest attraction of the
season.
The production is under the sole
management of Counihan & Shannon,
it being the last of many productions
this enterprising firm intend making
during the coming season, it is un-
necessary to state further the high
quality of the production as the thea
tergoers of our city know from the
past endeavors of this firm hat any
thing they offer to the public has the
stamp of the best on it, their Ma
jestic and Strand Theatres stand as
proof Of their ability to give Perth
Amboy diversified amusement of the
| very best at prices a trifle lower than
elsewhere, so the mere fact that they
are making his scenic revival of
| way Down East" is sufficient guar
antee of the magnitude of the forth
coming production.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

"Fair and Warmer" Avery Hop
woods riotous farce, May Allison's
first starring vehicle for Screen
Classics, Inc, under it's fewer. bigger
and better" picture policy this fall.
which will be seen on the screen at
the Ditmas theatre today. broke many
records during it's long occupancy of
the stage. Among other marks it set
was a record for the longest contin-
uous laugh ever evoked from a thea
tire audience.
This laugh was timed by the stage
manager of the piece. 1t lasted pre-
cisely forty-three seconds, night in
and night out; no matter whether the
farce was playing to a New York
audience or to local t~heatregoers in
some way station town on our. The
laugh came after the innocent line:
She said she would do it. and she