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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-30
VOKIECIAI KELIA MAIS-
TUS LATVIJOJE.
Nenori jie is ten g1yzti
Vokietijon.

Paryzius. rugp. 29.-TaiIloS
Iontcrenciia guvo HiniQ, kad
vokieGiQ kareiviai. kuriem< va
dovauja Gen. Won der GoItz,
Nintauioir UzpuoIt latviQ ka-
res >tovykIQ ir pagrob1 10000
rubIiQ.
Atsisako gTyzti Prusijon.
Mintauja, rugp. 29.-kuo-
met vokieGiQ vyriauSybG iSakG
@rnrroIui Goltz 81 >avo kariuo-
meme apIri>ti PabaItijoS Sails
ir Sugryzti PruSiion, vokieGil
kareiviai nu>prendG pa<iIikti
Latvijoie, no>, gir,Ii, jiemS lat
viQ vaIdzia pazadtiu>i iuoS
priimti ] savo piIieGiu~ il ten
apsigyventi.
Be 10, generoIui Goltz buvo
i>akyta negryzti 81 kareiviaiS
NIintaujon. Bet jiS nepaklau>&.
Ir kaip tik vokieGiai pri>iar-
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Gen. Denikin briaujasi.

Pastaraisiais laikais Ukrai,
non 6m6 briauties gen. Deni-
kin SUI savo armijomis. Deniki-
mas skelbia daugeli pazad6ji-
mu gyventojams. Bet tie paza-
d6jimai-tikra apgaulybe.
Denikinas yra rusQ naciJo-
nalistu ir monarchistu irankis,
10 tikslas uzkariauti Ukraina
ir Sita iSnaujo priskirti prize
Rusijos.
Ne visi gyventojai Zinc ta
Denikino viIiuginguma. Tad
daugelis jam patiki ir dar pri-
sideda prize jo .eiliQ.
Teciaus gyventojQ didziuma
gerai pazista kaip bolSevikus;
taip rusus nacijonalistus. Nei
vienais, nei kitais nepasitiki.
Ir tikisi kap tuos, tap kitus
iveikti, nors tas paimtQ kadir
keliolika metQ. Juk visvien sa-
lis nuteriota.
Teciaus apart visko. Ukrai-
mai yra reikalinga iSlaukin6
pagelba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-30
Pogromai zydQ.

Gal niekur labjaus gyvento-
jai nenukenteje, kaip Ukrai-
moi. Simtai tukstanciQ zmoniq
nuzudyta be jokio susimyleji-
mo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-30
Atuze vel raudonieji.

Kick paIaukus prizes vokie-
GGiuS pakiIo ukrainai nacijona-
listai, kuriQ prieSakyje stoJo
ViniGenkO ir Petlura. Site nu-
Slave SUI vokieciais If diktato-
riQ Skoropadski.
Paskui teGiau isnaujo atuze
raudonieji If nugal6jo Vinicen-
kos ir PetluroS kariuOmenes.
Petlura tuo metu 6m6 nau-
doties gudryb6mis. Pirmiausia
jis prad6jo pataikauti socijall-
STAINS. Kad prisigerinti mi
MONS, jis paskui 6mesi pla-
tinti proletarijato bolSevikiz-
ma. Tuo tarpu rusQ bolsevlkal
prieS minias state macdonald
principa.
Situ varzytiniQ metu Ukrai-
moi isisteigd bolseviSiSki sovie-
tai il Sails paskelbta kaipo ne
priklausoma sovietu respubli-
ka. RusQ bolSevikai tad laime-
jo.
Gal jie Ukrainoj ir ilgiau
butp vieSpatave, kad ne jQ pa
sirodymas kaipo avies vilko
kaiIyj. Pa6me jie savo rankos-
ma valdzia, pamirso macdonald
principa. Prad6jo ziauriai per-
sekioti nacijonalistus.
Tad prizes bolsevikus pakilo
audra ir iSnaujo uHsiplieke bal
siausia namin6 kar6.
Sails suskaldyta j dalis.
Nuo bolSevikQ Ukraina dau-
giausia nukent6jo if kencia.
Nes jie prived6 prize to, kad
siandie Sails suskaldyta ke-
lias dalis.
Centre veikia bolsevikai su
savo armijomis. Volinijoj If
kitose provincijose-Petluros
armijos. Kryme-rusai laisva-
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Ka sako Wood.

Vakar kongrese tuo reikalu
kalbdjo kongresmanas Wood.
Jis pasak6, jog Salies vyriau-
syb6 pasizad6jo 81 rugseju vi
50 musu kariuomene atSaukti
is EuropOs.
Bet vietoje to atSaukimo,
dar daugiau ten siunciama ka-
riuOmen6s.
Sake, jog mes savo Salyj tu-
rime daugeli visokiQ nerimavi-
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Revoliucjios pradzia.

Kuomet Russia palette revo-
liucija, tuomet ir Ukraina pa
kilo kovon uz savo teiSes. Ke-
liQ pra6jusiQ ukrainQ gentl1ar-
ciQ, rodos, jau pildesi troSki-
mai. Ukraina atsimet6 ruo Ru-
siios, nor6dama but savistOvi
il nepriklausoma.
Bet nespeta kaip reikiant
apsidairyti, Ukrainon lsiver-
z6 rusq bolsevikai su savo
zmogzudiskomis idejomis.
Paskui vokieciQ militaristai
Ukraina palenke prize Vokieti-
jos ir Sales valdytoju pastate
gen. Skoropadski.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-08-30
Perspejami StreikuQjantiejii
GeLezinkeLieCiai
KARIUOMENE SIUNCIAMA
TALKININKAMS REL
KALAUJANT.
Taip sake kares sekretorius.

Washington, ruSp. 29.-Ka-
res SckretoriuS Baker valar
pagaliau> pripazino, kad ka-
riuomeni tikrai siunGiama ST.
leziion. To reikaIauia tarpta!-
kininhV taryba.
KarGS >ekretoriQ priverti tQ
tie~Q pa~akyti kongreSui pa
Quota proteStO rezOliucija
prie$ kariuomcnGS SiuntimQ
EUropOn.
Ia rezoliuciiQ pagamino
kongreSmanaS Wood is India
na val>tiioS.
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noriai. Gi kitose dalyse veikia
gaujos visokiQ pldsilIQ il gal
vazudziQ.
Ir visoj Salyj Siandie siau-
cia baisi il neapsakoma anar-
chija, teroras.
Kai-kurios skaitlingos plesi-
ky if galvazudziQ gaujos meto-
81 ] visas Sails. Karta jos per-
eina Petluros pus6n, tai vel
kartais bolSevikQ pus6n. II te-
rioja Sail.
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PRANESIMAS.

Del Labor Day (Darbo
Dienos) ateinanti pirmadle-
nj, rugsejo 1 d., ta diena
dienrastis "Draugas" neis-
els. Bus uzdaryti if "Drau-
go" ofisai.
Sekantis "Draugo' nu-
meris bus iSleistas antradle-
nj, rugs. 2.
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Sake, nera slaptybes.

SekretOriuS Baker pazymG-
10. jogei tarptalkininkQ tary-
ba del kariuomen6s paSiunti-
mo padav6 praSymQ vyriausiq-
jam taIkininkQ armijQ vadui,
mar$aIui Fochui. PastaraSiS
tq praSymQ paslmt6 genera
lui PerShingui, gi Sitas-S.
Val>tijQ vyriauSybei.
Todel aiSku, kad kariuome-
n1> pareikalavimaS atlikta tik
Sutinkant paGiai S. EalstilQ
vyriauSybei.
SekretoriuS sake, kad tame
reikale nebuvo darOma jokia
pa>laptiS. KartS departamen-
taS nor6jo tq fakta paskelbtl
vie&ai. Bet j viesumOn isvllko
Spauda viena diena anksciau.
Reikalinga kariuomene siqsti.
SekretoriuS dar pasak6, jog
SiunGiamu du pulku yra suda-
rvta is vienu regularly karel-
viu. Siunciamu tik su tqja So
Iyga, kad pulku ten ilglau ne
uztruktQ, kaip dabar veikian-
I'll kariuomen6. Kaip dabar
esanti Europoje kariuomene
bus atSaukta, tuomet bus at
Saukta il tiedu pulku.
PaSiuntimaS butinai reikalin-
gas. Mes pirmoji amerikonlSka
divizija butinai turf but at
.Saukta namo is PareiniO.
Abudu pulku bus paslqstu
.Coblenz. Gil is tenai SilezijOn.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
PLEADS GUILTY;
IS SENTENCED
Man Held in Majestic Theatre
Robbery Admits Newark Theft

Theodore Biedron, seventeen years
old of 426 Amboy avenue, who was ar
rested in this city charged with being
implicated in the Majestic Theatre
robbery here some time ago, has been
sentenced to the Railway Reformatory
following his pleading to a charge in
Newark of having stolen $1,000 worth
of Liberty Bonds. Biedron, it is
thought by the authorities, secured a
position at the Majestic so that he
could "tip off" the men who actually
committed the robbery. He was want
ed in Newark and upon being turned
over to them admitted his guilty in
the Liberty Bond theft committed in
that city.
in the act of opening q safe are known
to BIedron and 1t is believed that all
three were working together.
John Reed, n of the Elizabeth
men, arrested, has been positively
identified as a man seen at the window
through which admittance was gained
to the Majestic Theatre on the night
the robbery was conducted. Prosecu-
tor Joseph E. Stricken said this af-
ternoon.
Reed claims that he was in Balti-
more on that night, but Prosecutor
Stricken said evidence to prove the
contrary Is on hand. The county
authorities have not yet been able to
connect John Brown, the other man
arrested in Elizabeth, with the Ma
jestic theatre robbery. Both men are
Polish Jews.
When Union county has finished
their action against these two men
a detainer will be sent by Middlesex
county, Prosecutor Stricken said to-
day. in order that the men might be
tried here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
School News

The State Council Of Education
meets in Newark this afternoon,
evening and omorrow forenoon. The
subjects to be taken up are: Gener-
al Intelligence OF Teachers, State
Summer Schools and their Relation
to State Certification Of Teachers,
Vitamines and Galleries, Education
in the A. E. F., Manual Training and
Vocational Education, Americaniza-
ton from the Federal Viewpoint,
Minimum Teachers Salary, and Leg
i~slation in New Jersey n Neighbour
ing States.
Superintendent Of Schools Samuel
E. Shull is the only member of the
council in this town. He goes to
Newark in the capacity of treasurer
of the organization which meets just
twice a year, the latter part of April
and the latter part of October.
r. L.. Predmore, principal Of the
night schools, gives a very encourage
ing report of the progress of the
classes. Up to this time there are
more than a hundred and t~hirty-five
enrolled in the four classes and an
other class will be formed Monday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
Won krebS to Go on Trial Soon
BIZ star CORRESPONDENTS.

BIZ STAFF CORRESPONDENTS.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. "a
Richard Won Krebs. charged with
murder and thought to be insane will
shortly De brought before Judge Pc
ter F. Daily in an effort to determine
his sanity. unless the hospital author
tiles at Trenton take action to make
his return to that institution from
which he escaped, Prosecutor Joseph
E. Stricken said today.
When Won Krebs was extradited
from New York the prosecutor said
1t appeared as though he would be
possible to try him, but following the
%outburst of Won Krebs in the court
room several weeks ago, MI. Stricken
had changed his mind with regards to
the mans sanity.
AS it is impossible to place a man
on trial for his life If there Is any
doubt as to his sanity, Frederick 8.
Richardson, county solicitor and,
Charles M. MacWilliam lunacy COM
missioner. have had the matter refer
red to them in order that Won Kreb's
sanity might be determined.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24

On account of being held up for
material, T. II. Riddle, the contractor
for the Main street Midtown road,
which is being paved by the county.
has asked for an extension OF time
in which to complete the job. on mo-
ton OF Freeholder Haignt the re-
quest was complied with, the cOntrac-
tor having until December ! TO finish
the pavement.
A notice to the board from the state
highway commission advised hat the
state had taken ove Lake street, Me-
tuchen, from the Lehigh Valley bridge
to Middresex avenue, n that work
had been started on the new pave
ment. The commission also request
ed copies of any FRANCHISE the
county held, regarding the road.
When this pavement which is known
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24

as section IA. route /. of the state
highway system, is complete it will
form the connecting link between the
concrete roadway on the Lincoln
highway and the warrenite pavement
on Essex venue After It's compile
ton New York and Philadelphia traf-
fc will be diverted from Middlesex
avenue, from the end of the concrete
pavement to the bridge over The
Pennsylvania railroad, which is prob
ably the toughest and r~iclIiest part
of the Lincoln highway, in this state.
A bond filed with the county from
the Pubic Service Gas Company, was
approved by the county solicitor. This
bond was filed for the purpose Of pro-
.tecting the county from damages and
expense. at points where the gas
company opens the county roads for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
G SCHOOL NEWS

Chapel was held yesterday after
moon after school. This is the first
lime for several weeks hat the pupils
have gathered in the auditorium. AS
this was the last chapel meeting be-
fore Roosevelt's birthday the memo
rial services were held at this time.
Before the exercises began MI.
Kleinhans made an appeal for better
conduct on the part of the pupils.
Mr.. Kleinhans then introduced the
speaker, William w. Ramsey, pro-
lessor in mathematics. Mr.. Ramsey
held the attention of the pupils all
during his short talk on Roosevelt's
life. After Mr.. Ramsey spoke some
songs were sung.
Tryouts for the Dramatic Club
were held this week. The names of
those who are accepted will be an
nounced next week
The first meeting of the Science
Club was held yesterday after chapel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24

county workhouse at SO per day from
October /. Mr.. Meserolle will take
the place Of George Hankins, who has
resigned.
For the purpose of meeting current
expenses, County Collector f.. William
Hilker was authorized to issue notes
for $25, 900, in anticipation of taxes.
The notes to mature December "a, of
this year.
The railroad siding to the Such Clay
banks, at the point where it crosses
the Parlin road between South Am
boy and Sayreville has been replanked
but not level with the adjoining road
surface. This repair was made by the
Such Company, but on motion Of
Freebooter Applegate, they will be
asked to lower il, so as to avaid a
bump in the road at that point.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
Fares Are Cut When Plea
of R. R. Company is Denied
Continued from page Il

from office for alleged neglect of
duty in permitting the inauguration OF
the Zone fare system. The argument
is on the case brought before the Gov
ernor by h Town of Montclair. The
opinion seems to prevail that that mu-
nicipality has not made out a case
which would warrant the Executive
in Diminishing the five members of the
Utility Board.
In it's findings in the modification of
the zone plan, the Utility Board says
changed prices and conditions pro-
hibit the return of the five cent fare
in force before&sthe war. This would
result In bankruptcy. However, be-
fore any permanent rate plan can be
adopted, the value of the company's
property, now being completed, will
have to be ascertained.
The Board says the modification
which 1t has recommended will give
the company practically the same re-
venue as the flat Z cen rate and the
l cent for transfer. In addition this
modification the Board expects will
largely meet the wishes of many or
the municipalities in that it will per-
NIT a fair ride within the limits OF
most municipalities for five cents.
Further the Board expects 1t will
also reduce the charges to the longer
riders sufficiently to induce them to
patronize the lines and in most cases
will bring the aggregate rate below
the communication rates charged by
competing steam railroad lines. This
is the situation particularly in Camden
and South Jersey.
Such a schedule the Board thinks
will have the effect of making the use
of the lines attractive to both the
short and long riders. 1t was the
hope, says the Board, in the first zone
rates ordered to induce short riding
nv the low initial fare Of three cents.
But the delays caused IN making
change initiated against its success
full operation and it appears many or
the short riders would prefer to pay
five cents rather than suffer the de-
law and confusion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
Refuse ROumania's Demand

w n ASS0Ctdted Press.
PARIS, Oct. 24.-Roumanfan de-
mands for ~rectifcation of the from
tiers fixed in the determination of the
Western border of Roumania, have
been refused by the supreme council
of the peace conference, according to
information received from French
sources.
; Roumania. through her premier, J.
j. c. Dratiano asked that she be given
both TANKS of the Maros river as far
as Tisza. that the cities of Beaks and
Csaba were included within her From
tiers and that the boundary between
Roumania and Hungary be moved
westward to a line fourteen miles west
of the railroad, running between the
cities of Arad and Temesvar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24

the purpose of laying pipes and MAX
ing connections.
Replying to a complaint from the
board. the Raritan River Railroad
Company stated that the concrete
roadway on Jne Man street, South
River bridge, had been worn down
about an inch by the heavy traffic
Instead of repairing with concrets
the company will use bithulithic,
which is satisfactory to the board.
Another reply from tho company to
complaint advised that the crossing
at Henderson's near South River,
had been repaired several months ago
and is in as good condition as it is
possible to make it. On account OF
this crossing being situated on a
curve, the elevation of rail being
higher than the other a slight bump
is unavoidable
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
Trade Conference Enters
Final Stage on Problems
BIZ the Associated Press.

CITY, Oct. 24.-The In
ternational Trade Conference which
for five days had been considering the
financial and industrial problems of
Great Britain, France, Italy and Bel
GUM, and attempting to devise meth
DDS by which the United States might
aid them. entered its final stage today.
Before the conference adiourns to-
night, a permanent international or
~gantzation of business men will be q
reality. The tentative plan Of this or
g~ani2ation already has been unani-
mously accepted by forty-six sub-com-
mittees and it's acceptance by the con
ference, as a whole, is considered a
mere formality.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
Red Ink, Not Blood,
Scared Injured Man.

San Francisco, Cal. - my
arm is bleeding, doctor-see the
blood all over It," cried Albert
Fisimo, as he burst into the
Harbor Emergency hospital, his
right arm stained with CORY
streaks.
DR.. A. Friedman gave one
look at the arm. He put his
nose to enc Of the streaks Of
red, and then he burst out In a
roar of laughter.
That's not blood, my good
man.; that's nothing but red
ink" said the doctor, as Els
imo explained that he had
scratched his arm while load
ing boxes on a wagon and had
gone to the first aid box for
what he thought to be iodine.
but, instead, he had taken red
ink.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
Reported Capture.

DV TIC AS5OOTdIEu FJBS5.
LONDON, Oct. 24-The Bolshevik
official report received by wireless
claims that their troops nave recap
tured PaZlovsk and Tsarskoe-Selo.
south of Petrograd by a dashing at
tack. Many prisoners were taken.
The advance continues.
The report further states that the
Bolsheviki have recaptured Tobolsk
on the Siberian front from the army
of Admiral Kolchak.
Tsarkoe-Selo n Pavlovsk are two
suburban towns. lying respectively 15
and II miles south of Petrograd. to
the east of the main railroad line
from Petrograd to Tskov. Tsarkoe-
Selo is well known are the former
winter home of the Russian emperor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
ROSSner IS Suspended

Alderman Albert Waters. chairman
of the judiciary Committee, has sus-
pended Charles Rossner from driving
his bus until Investigations have been
completed, covering the killing of
two people by his bus, and for which
he IS out on bail. amounting to $4,000
in each case, charged with involun-
tary manslaughter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
Express Dissatisfaction

By n A3S0ctdteu PTeS5
CAMDEN, Oct. 24-Dissatisfaction
with the Public Utility Commissions
modification of the present zone fare
system, as announced yesterday at
Newark, was expressed today by
Mayor Ellis, who declared the light
for the restoration of the fiat five
cent fare without zones would be
continued.
Under the latest zone plan, he said,
the majority of the people of Cam
den would have to pay q s~even-cent
fare. The new rate would Involve
five cents for the first two miles, one
cent for each additional mile, and
one cent for a transfer. The boycott
Instituted against the Public Service
Railway Company when the present
zone fare system was inaugurated
several weeks ago, Is stil in force.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
G. 0. P. Plans Organization

A meeting of the Republican Club
was held in their rooms last night.
and was attended by about 100 mem
bers. The greater part of the night
was spent in the discussing of local
issues, putting AL the finishing
touches to the organization. instruct
ing the poll clerks and informing the
committeeman Of the york before
them from now until election day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
1000 Prisoners Taken

bV TIC AS6OCiuIeu FT6SS. :
LONDON, Oct. 24:-One thousand
prisoners were captured by anti
Bolshevik forces when the city of
Kamyshrin in the Volga Valley, north
of Tsaritzye, was taken, according to
a wireless message received here,
quoting an official statement issued
from General Denikine's headquar-
ters.
Don Cossacks. the statement says,
have occupied P~avlovskaya, a cossack
village in the province of Kuban,
capturing 500 men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
workman Greatly Bossed,
Is Democratic Charge
Continued from page ~

are now going ahead on
Mr.. Haight. u
contracts for tho Warrenite nave
nent on Smith street, Perth Amboy
ana Tor the brick pavement at Dead
vans curve on the South Ambov-
morgan road, were approved bv the
board n ordered fled. ~
IN resolution presented by Free
nroTe george ~Applegate, Irving Mes
erolie was appointed a guard at the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
To Evacuate Soviet Russia
The Apcor{ntad DrSe.

W Ut AooUCFUECU I TC0Js
LONDON, Oct. 24-The Bolsheviki
are considering the evacuation of
soviet Russia. according to reports
reaching General Denikine, a wire
less dispatch received from hts head
quarters today says.
The reported plan is for the re-
moval of the cabinet to Tashkenz af-
ter the abandonment of Moscow, and
the withdrawal of the troops on ell
fronts to Turk estan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
SAY LEN|NE
IS PRISONER
1000 Prisoners Taken by Anti
BOISheVik Forces
BIZ The Associated Press.

ID IHe A8socfdted Press.
HONOLULU, Oct. 24:SNikolai
Lenine, Bolshevik premier of Russia,
has been captured by anti-Bolshevik
forces, according to a wireless mes
sage picked up by the Japanese ship
Tenyo Maru in the harbor here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24

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in Mahogany, English Brown,
Golden Oak or Fumed Oak,
complete with patented in
dividual record %ejector. An
exclusive feature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-24
Victor Victrola, Style K
$1,000

Mahogany or Oak Cabinet
with new improved Victor
tapering Tone Arm and
Goose-neck sound-box tubs.
Automatic brake, speed reg
ulator and indicator. Double
spring motor. Mahogany or
Oak cabinet.
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comedy. with Charlotte Walker.
NOVEMBER "a
BROAD-"Dark Rosalccn, David
Belasco's s latest piece, story of
Irish life, said to be rich in Celtic
sentiment and wit
FORRES1-"Th Canary Dilling
hams newest musical show. featuring
Julia S'andcrson and Joseph Cav
thorn.
ARRICK-''A Prince There Was.
George Cohan comedy, with Grant
Mitchell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01
VAUDEVILLE

FEITH'S Herman Timbers n
Chicken Chow Mein,' a musical
tabloid. with Jay Gould and Flo
Lewis lewis as the stars; Aileen Stanley,
singer; Tony Hunting and Corinne
Francis, comedy skit; Will Oakland,
singer; Lida Macmillan and Bert
snow, sketch Al Raymond and Tom
Schram; Nora Jane and company,
novelty and other dances.