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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
KEYPoRT CHURCHES
First Baptist.

Rev. A. W. Hand, pastor.
$3.50 a. m, Sunday school, organ
lied classes for all ages.
10:45 a.. M. public worship and
preaching by the pastor. Special
music.
}. M, evening worship and
preaching. Special music.
Wednesday at 2 p. M, Ladies' Aid
Society meeting.
Wednesday at 8 p. m. prayer and
conference meeting.
Friday at 5 p. M, choir rehearsal.
st. Mary's Episcopal
Rev. Benjamin d. Dagwell, rector.
Holy Communion at 1880 a. m.
Morning service and sermon by the
rector at 10.45 a. m
Evensong and sermon at 7:46 p. m
Church school at 10 q. m.
First Presbyterian.
Services Sunday at 10:46 a. m. and
1880 p. M, at which time the pulpit
will be supplied.
Calvary nj. e.
Rev. John r. Reeves, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. M. T. Wal
ter Snyder, superintendent.
Morning service at II a.. m, preach
ing by the pastor.
Epworth League meeting at Z p. m.
Evening service at 8 p. m. Preach
ing by Rev. J. r. Reeves.
Wednesday evening at p. M,
prayer service, at the conclusion of
which the meeting Of the bazaar COM
mittee will be held.
On Tuesday evening the official
board will meet.
st. Johns M. e.
Rev. A. l.. Iszard, pastor.
Glass meeting at 9:45 a. M, led by
George Voorhees,.
Morning service and sermon by the
pastor at 1920 a. m.
Sunday school at $3.50 p. m. H.
Nance, superintendent.
Evening service at 8 p. m. Preach
ing by the pastor.
Reformed.
Rev. F. T. B. Reynolds, pastor.
Sunday school and Bible class at
$3.50 6. m.
1o:45 a. m, morning service.
Lords Supper"
s p. M, service and Topic
1.-THE Visit to the Old Home"
On Tuesday afternoon the regular
meetings of the guild will be resumed,
Mrs. William Sexton being the hos
tess al her home on Kearney street.
The session will be held from 8 to
s p. m.
On Wednesday evening at 8 p. m,
the regular prayer service will be
held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
-Four Minute Talks
By WILLIAM H. BAwDEN
BY WILLIAM H. BAWDEN
N


Who likes to be proceeding along
the streets of a city or along a country
road, whether o. foot or in q vehicle,
and have somebody flourish a gun In
his face n demand whatever valu-
ables he may happen to be carrying
with him2 You say that It cannot
happen in a civilized community, or
at least, ought not to; for civilization
means organization for the protec
ton of life and property-anything
less tina h a means anarchy, and
belongs to the primitive ages. Might,
you say, and rightly, does not make
right.
No, that question has been pretty
well threshed out during the past
five years. Germany was nothing
more nor less than a hold-up nation,
by her carefully prepared might in
lending to take away by force from
another what did not belong to her.
We did not dream that any people
could be SO mad, we thought that
the principles of Christianity had
sunk in deeper than that, we were
unwilling to admit that civilization
could be at once SO pagan and SO
savage. But 1t was so.
But other nations hat have abet-
ted lawlessness are not privileged to
cast stones at Germany. Perhaps
other peoples were not seized with q
similar lust for conquest, at the same
time permitting a spirit of unbroth-
erliness to flourish unchecked in their
midst. Any individual. any ~associa-
ton of individuals, who seeks to gain
the end sought by means of force,
who places might before right, is
guilty OF the same crime against the
civilized state Is was Germany
against the civilized nations. That
Is not a pleasant truth, but 1t is a
fact. nevertheless.
In the long u by the sheer weight
Of it's own rightness. 1t may be hard
to wait, and sometimes, when con-
WINGED of the righteousness of ones
cause, one Is tempted to hasten mat
,ters by the application of force. We
have done that SO frequently that
now, like the animal that has tasted
blood, we make our demands and
back them up by a show Of force at
first. Thus might, which should be
a last resort, has become In many
American communities the first re-
sort.
But the end of such foolishness is
in sight. The right kind of treat
ment u at Seattle some months ago
demonstrated that there are some
Americans who. altho they love fair
play, know when enough is enough
and remember that ours Is a nation
of laws. But the lesson has not yet
been fully learned, and another OBJ
Ject lesson is set in lurid light before
the eyes Of the American people at
Boston. Such a situation in any
community. large or small, is intoler-
able. We are now testing whether
that community, or any community
SO organized. car continue law abid-
ing, or whether, submitting to hold
ups, 1t may be overtaken and over
whelmed by the forces of anarchy,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
PRODUCE STORAGE INCREASES
Reports for This Year Show Gain Of
4o,000,00 Pounds In Butter,
$4,000 Cases In Eggs.

Washington.-Iarge increases in the
amounts of butter and eggs In cold
storage this year, ove totals a year
ago, were reported by the agricultural
department.
There were 302 storages which re-
ported in 1918 holding stocks Of g.
100000 pounds Of butter, while the
same storages on July Is this year
held 108,352,000 pounds. The 372 stor-
ages reporting eggs on July Is this
year, held 100000 cases, against g.
1921 600 cases a year ago.
Stocks Of frozen and cured fish in
storage showed a decrease on July Is
of 4 per cent. as compared with a year
ago, present holdings including 5S,-
$4,000 pounds Of frozen fish, 29,147,-
600 pounds Of cursd herring and g.
$4,000 pounds Of mild cured salmon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
ONE BATH IN 4s2 FAMILIES
Only Ono Tub In Block Of 43 Tene-
ments Where 100 Live,
Survey Shows.

New York.-A housing survey Of a
block in East 33d street made for the
state reconstruction commission shows
one bathtub in forty-three tenement
houses in which live 1.70O persons. The
bathtub is the property of the saloon
keeper. 1t is for use by the owner and
his family and comparatively few Of
the other 481 families on the block
have ever seen II.
The next approach to bathing facil-
tiles discovered by the investigators
on that block was a stationary wash
tub with a partition which can be lift
ed out on Saturday nights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
Friend wife Laughed.

I was motoring along one Of u
country roads in my trusty little bus
with friend wife, who was carrying a
most unwelcome bit of crouch, when l
pulled alongside of a large. lazy sedan
with a man trying to fix It.
~Troubler / asked.
"Some," was the laconic answer.
"What power a Is it7"
"Forty-horse." came the answer.
"What seems to be the matter
with It'll"
"Well, from the way she acts. j
should say that thirty-nine Of the
horses were dead"
This must have been the funniest
Of experiences. for my wife actually
laughed-right out ioud.-Exchange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
Work Counts.

Recommendations are all right In
their way" declares Mayor Snyder.
"but nowadays they are too lightly CIV
en- to be of any real value. Like that
of a cook that nee applied at my home.
When told that her recommendation
was really a very poor one. she re-
piled:
"'Well. sir, twas this way. The
missus was too busy to write it so she
had the maid do 1t and the maid had
only been to night school three times
sir.'"-Los Angeles Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
Mouse In a PIE.

Topeka, KAMA full-grown mouse
In a pie he sold brought a fine Of SIS
and $3.50 costs to Carl Singer, a
Wichita baker. The pie was bought
by a boy for a lunch for members of
the office force of a produce company.
The report from o. II. Graves, deputy
pure food officer, didn't state whether
1t was a mince pie Or not. Anyway, the
pie purchasers made complaint. Singer
had two counts charged against him
selling poisonous substances in food
and for keeping uncovered cooked
food.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
Hint Proved Effsotive.

Peggy was allowed - a special fs-
vor to accompany her parents to a din
ner party given at a friends house N
evening. Jelly Of the kind made with
gelatine and fruit Juice was a dessert.
In some way Peggy was overlooked
when this was passed. but being q
polite little girl she did not ask for
any, but at the conclusion Of the meal
she turned to her neighbor and said:
"What flavor was the jellyf Need
less 20 say. she was helped to Q gen.
essxa portion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
FOR MEN WHO WORK HARD

Factory workers. railroad men far
mers, miners, mill employees and all
men who work at hard. straining ply
steal labor are more or less subject to
kidney trouble. Nature gives warning
signals by I requent lameness. stiff
rheumatic pains. ]. @. Wolf. Green
Bay, Wis. writes: Foley Kidney Pills
relivied me of a evere backache. that
has bothered me for several months.
A few bottles fixed me up in good
ehnne. Sold Everywhera-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
CHURCH MUSIC
FOR TOMORROW
Pleasing Programs to Be Given
at Different Services
SIMPSON M. e.
orning 1O:SO a. In.

~ niuR lO.SO q. IN.
Prelude-"Tavanay" Vincent
Processional-"Rise My Soul, and
Stretch Thy Wings ...... Mares
Anthem Lay My Sins on Jesus
Speaks
Ofertoy-"Elevation" ..... Giimant
Anthem-"Junior Choir
Sermon-"Life's Supreme Motive
Pastor
Calkin
March"
Merkle
Evening 1880 p. m.
Prelude-"Andante Moderate"
Stainer
Processional-"Whiter Than the
Anthem-Epworth Choir.
Ofertory-"Canzonetta"
Hollander
Dqet-"Father Breathe an Evening
Blessing" .......... Thompson
By Miss westcott and Mr.. McPhie.
Sermon" ANational Scandal. Mr.
Was Drunk" ............ Pastor
Recessional-"Every Day 1 Need
Thee More and More" ...Ackley
Postlude-"March Nuptiale'
PRESBYTERIAN
Morning Worship II O'clock
vi toIlNdl II6luu6 . w aIldC6
Professional Hymn No. CT
Psalter Selection No. IA
Soprano solo-Invocation. Hammond
Miss Louise Crowell
Hymn No. lis
Anthem-Path of the Just. .Harker
Sermon by Rev. Fred D. Niedermeyer
Recessional Hymn No. Sc
Organ
Eventide Worship 1880 p. NJ.
Organ-Andante in B fat. Mozart
Professional Hymn No. rs
Anthem-'"The Lord Is My Light
-Salter
Hymn No. 8
Sermon by Rev. F. D. Niedermeyer
Recessional Hymn No. "a
Organ-Postlude in G Tours
ST. PETERS.
Music for Sunday. September IA,
1915:
Morning Prayer 1920 a. m.
Professional Hymn-Savior Blessed
Venite-Chant
TIE Deum in G ............ Smart
Benedictus-Chant.
Hymn-New Every Morning Is the
Love Melcombe
offertory Anthem-o Savior of the
World
Recessional Hymn-IIark. Hark my
Soul ........ Pilgrims
Evening Prayer 8 p. m.
Professional Hymn-Savior Blessed
and Nunc Dimitis in 3
Clare
Hymn-How Sweet the Name of
Jesus Sounds ........... 8. Peter
Offertory Anthem-The Day is Past
Marks
Recessional Hymn-Hark. Hark My
BAPTIST PRoGRAM.
Rev. William Fl. Bawden, pastor.
Morning.
Prelude-"Morning" ........ Grieg
.Schumann
Choir Hymn-"Open Thou Our Eyes
Peace
Anthem-"say. Waterman. What of
Solo parts sung by Mrs. Roberts and
Mr.. White.
Social Christianity" by
the Pastor.
Postlude-"Marche P%ontifcale"
Lemmens
Evening.
Nc. 3"
Chopin
$500. Salome
Anthem-"Rock of Ages
Abt Meredith
Diamond by
Mr.. Bawden.
Postlude-"Fanfare" ....... Dubois
Mrs. Harvey E. Wilson,. organist-
choir director.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10

(,,,ViitOrul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10
PERICoLUL GERMANTsMU.
LUZ.

Sa bagam de seama. Amicii nos
tri in Ronlinia sunt de sigur nu-
merosi 81 dirji, dar in fiecare ii
germanii, care poseda cea mai ma
re parte capitalurilor angajatc
In industria romina 81 pc care moi
am putea atitN de usor sa lie inlo-
cuim, da asalt francofiliei lor. Ar,
gumente nu lie hpsesc, pentru per-
fida lor propaganda.
ID. Bratianu tratat nedemn de
guvernul nostru la Conferinta de
pace, desi demisionat, nu va aban-
dona opera de apropiere intima
dintre cele 'doua popoare france
81 ,romin, pc care a urmarit-o
toat aviata sa, dar d. Bratianu
nu insemneaza toata Rominia
Germanofilii au 81 eli acolo GA.
menii lor 81 acestia lucreaza sir.
guitori 81 sarbatori ca sd RUNE.
re Influenza noastra. NJ trebue
ca prea multi timp sa punem sen.
timenkele oamenilOr in contra.
dictiune Gu interesele lor, mai a
les cind aceste interese sunt inte.
rese vitale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10
CE SPUNE ZIARUL LA II
BRE PAROLE,

Pc de alta parte ziarul IL;
Libre Parole" din q Septembrit
pslevind nedreptatea pc care
Conferinta de Pace face Romi
'niei publica urmatoarele:
Tacerea ce ap6sa de mai multt
saptamini asupra raporturilol
dintre Rominiad 81 Europa, 81
rupt.
Nu s'a uitat iincidentele car,
au determinat interventia trupe
lor rom7ne in I 4snsaria. Dupa C,
tinut pc loc singura actiunt
susceptible sd puma capat exec
selor lui Bella Kun,- Conferita 2
trebuit sd Sc incline in fata for
tel superioare evenimentelor
cind dictatorul bolsevismului ma
ghiar a provocat destinul, tre
cind lisa. Neincrederea sau, pen
tru a spune cuvfntul .adevarat
,,Reaua Vointa" caracterizata 6
unor puteri fata de monarchi7
dunareana, ma intirziat sa Sc a
rate. Ocuparea Budapestei, condi
tiunile de armistitiu- impuse de
statul major Romfns char 81 pc
ripetiile crizei maghiare, au de
VENT pretexte de dncriminare.
Consiliul suprem Ia lasat con
wins a trimite la Bucuresti note
al caror ton parea ca Sc aplica Il
nor dusmani, nu unor aliati. La
un moment dat s'a 81 pus intre
barea daca conflictul provocat de
Americani 81 de Englezi nu pu
tea ajunge la o ruptura.
Criza ma fost evitata decfi
prin relevatia, destul de neastep'
tata, acestui fapt singular, ca
telegramele Antantei nu ajunse
sera la Bucuresti. Conferinta ho.
tari atunci sd trimeata in Romi-
MIA Pc delegatul Ell, Sir Georges
Clark. fntre timp, monarhia duna
reana Sc abtinea la,e SIENNA ira
tatul GU Austria, lar seful guyer-
nului, G-nul Bratianu, ruga pc
Regele Ferdinand sd constitute un
nou minister.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10
RoMfNtx 81 F1NANTA cos

RomInia Jefnlta, devastata de
Germani, dupa &c dbtinut Tran.
silvania, va fis tara pliha de pro
speritate Bogatiile Ell de tot felul
sunt nemarginite 81, GU toate OBJ
stacolele pnse ridicarei sale, ca q.
ste in masura char anul acesta
sa exporte $1,000 vagoane de ce
reale. ST totusi scaderea 1eulu
continue prin simplul joe al unei
oferte demasurate care ar Fl mex
plicabiM daca nu s'ar .sti ca, iii
nanta, aosmopplita a jurat nimici
rea tarei aliate, de carei suvera.
nitate este geloasa. Leul Rominiet
victorioase va valora, ceea ce va
loreaza coroana Austriei 1nvinse
Ell a scazut la 0.40.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10
DE CE NU SEMNEAZA ROMf-
MA TRATATUL GU AUSTRIA.

~'.e@ eS~&A = - = - - w "a ~ ~ 4 8e4G4s
Ne-am putea intreba daca atitudi-
nea RomIniei, sc va preciza fnain-
te de intoarcerea lui Sir Clark 81
Inainte de solutiunea crizei mini
steriale. Consiliur suuprem fost
serizat de TN lung memoriu al
carui rezumat il vom publica in
alta parte.
Documentul emana de la d-nul
Bratianu. Ell traduce exact ideil,
omului care, timp de zece luni.
Representa- Rominia la Conferin-
ia Ar putea fl considerat acest
memoriu drept un testament dat
ca formula finala nu ar parea
mai multi ca angajaza vitorul de
cit ca justifica trecntul.
Concluzia motel romine declarl
categoric ca monarhia dunareana
refuza "a SIENNA tratatul de la ST
Germain alta timp cftl politiea
Conferintei fata de minoritati NJ
va, Fl modificata. 81 aci nu vorbe.
st d-nul Bratianu, ci poporul Ro-
min. Declaratiunea de altfel NJ
pricinuieSte nici 0 surprinza. Pro
iectul de tratat pc care Conferin.
ia pretinde sal impuie sub pre-
text garanta drepturile minori-
tatilor. atinge independents POI
ticd~ 81 econpmica micilOr state
Acestea ar ii pornite sd sc ras-
vrateasca impotriva unei aseme
nea ingerinte din simplul punct
de vedere al dreptului strict. Con
.decintele unei masuri care amenil
ia unitatea nationala interzice or
ce tratare.
RomInia nu pOate sa admita ca
influentele evreesti 81 intrigile oa.
menilor de afaceri anglo-saxoni sd
favorizeze reahmea unor adeva-
rate State in Stat. Interventia es.
te GU att, t,mai insuportabila Gu cit
marble puterrnu manifesteaza nici
veleitate de aplica ele insilo
regulele pc care numai micile ma
tiuni vor trebui sd lie incerce.
Ramine de vazut ce primire Vi
face Conferinta mindrei mantle
statiuni romInilor. Ne place sd
credem ca Franta va lua in sir
sit cunostmta de interesele sale
europene 81 ca MI va continua si-
81 sacrifice prietenii Ell continen-
tall pentru a razbuna nacazul lui
STANDARD Oil Trust 81 al CARTE
relor evreesti din Londra 81 New
York. Liberi sunt Americana 81
Englezii sa urmeze aceasta politi-
ca odioasa, daca lie convine. No
trebue insa sa. lie Asam lor, toati
raspunderea.
~ (ytit0ruJ.o
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10


tinta de interesele sale europene
81 nu va continue sa-si sacrifice
prietenii continental pentru a ra-
zbuna nacazul lui standard Oil
Trust" spune ziarul LA Libre
Parole.
Sub titlul: ,,Ce crima ispaseste
Rominia :" ziarul ,,Eclair" .lMbli-
ca sub semnatura d-lui Emile Bu-
re, urmatorul articol: :
Rominii ispaseste greu crima
ca a scapat Antanta de unul din
tre eel mai temuti dusmani al Ell,
Bella Kun. Glasurile umanitaristi-
lor Sc ridicau odinioara contra
'blocului virguros mentinut<con-
ira Germaniei dupa armistitil
Aele ihsa nu ridica nici protesta-
re contra blocului nemilos la care
Americana supun astazi pc unul
dintre aliatii nostri cei mai me-
rituosi 81 mai credinciosi.
Nationalitatile nascute dim, raz-
boiu. cea jugQlava 81 ceho-slova-
ca, au mijloac6 de transport care
satisfac, nevoile lor. Elc au- chiar
locomotive neintrebuintate, care
ruginesc stind in ploaie 81 vagoa-
ne de 70 tone noui-noute, trans
formate in compartments confor-
table.
Pentru a-si servii cele patrl
mil de kilometri de Gale ferata.
Romfnia poseda exact 24O locoi
motive care trag eli 8 kim. pe ora
niste nenorocite vagoane tixite
de calatori, trintiti elaie peste
granada, in compartments, stind
81 pc JOS sau agatati pc scarile
exterioare 81 pc acoperisprile gaia
sa Sc prabuseasca.
Dupa trelZeci de ceasuri de caA
latorie pc ses, masina e data ga
ta. u
J. Pc drumul care ii conduce vic
toriosi la Budapesta, Rominii avn
ra fericita surprinza de a regasi
AS din materialul rulant care lc
fusese furat. Eli vrura sal ia ma
poi, dupa cum Sc 81 cuvenea. O.
priti-va! Conferinta veghea; ca
ii opri.
Ne Bucuram, de sigur, de sfor-
tarea facuta in favoarea popoarc-
lor CELEBRATE de sub jugul fostei
monarchii duaiiste. ddr compa-l
rfnd situatiunea relatiy .propera a.
'acestof popoare Gu situatia aproa-'
pc desnadajduita a .Rominiei ale
carei- sacrificii consimtite pentru
cauza noastra sunt imense, patrio-
tismul nostru incearca un adeva-
rat sentiment de rusine. MOI n am
volt sa fie asa, negresit, dar au1
lasat sd Sc intimple acest lucru si
acsasta' este 4i respingator 81 stu
mid.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10
Cum este trata-
Ia R0nnania.
PRESA FRANCEZA DEMASCA
UNELTIRILE FINANTEI COS
MOPOLITE.

,Franta va lua in sfirsitv vcuno5-
tinta de interesele sale europene
81 nu va continue sa-si sacrifice
prietenii continental pentru a ra-
zbuna nacazul lui Standard Oil
Trust" spune ziarul LA Libre
Parole.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02

left to join the colors and dons the
civilian clothes of the exservice
man, the former Red Cross nurse
discovers in her idolized hero what
appears to be a distinctly different
person from the man in khaki she
had learned to love in France. The
sight of the young hero minus his
uniform threatens to kill in the heart
of his fascinating bride -to-be all the
former hero-worship she had cher
ished.
How this plucky young American
lad wins back again the heart of his
lady love presents many amusing
situations which give the play a
novel and entertaining theme.
For the week of November g,
announcement is made that Bessie
Clayton comes to the Orpheum with
her star terpsichorean aggregation.
Miss Clayton has been touring over
the Orpheum circuit for the last
four months and in almost every
city her act has been pronounced the
best that has been sent over the cir
cult in long time. Besides her
self, Miss Clayton is presenting
those incompatible Spanish dancers,
Elisa and Eduardo Cansino; also
James Clemons, Arthur Gordon,
Wilbert Dunn and a company of ar
lists. The act is gorgeously staged
and is one of the most versatile
ever sent over the circuit.
Chauncey Olcott will begin a
weeks engagement at the Brandeis
theater Sunday night, November 9.
in "Macushla," an Irish four-act
comedy by Rida Johnson Young.
Matinee's will be given on Wednes-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02

tried laugh producers is added a
glittering chain of pretty girlies, who
will find many opportunities to dis
close their charm and attractiveness
in the many medleys of melody as
we'll as in the dances in which they
are engaged. The "Burlesque Won
! der Show" will be seen at the Gay
ETY. theater the current week. La
dies matinee daily all week, start
ing tomorrow. Today's matinee
starts at ).
Oliver Morosco's production Of
| "CiviIian Clothes" Thompson Bu-
chanan's much-t -taIked-of play, which
has been heralded as the seasons
| dramatic sensation, will be present
ed at the Boyd theater for one week,
beginning Monday, November 10.
William Courtenay. who has been
starring in "Cappy Kicks" during its
triumphant run in Chicago, will be
seen here in the leading role of this
new comedy drama.
| "C;vilian Clothes" is clever
aftermath of romance of the great
war. 1t depicts young soldier who
is decorated in France for heroism
land wins the heart Of a fair young
Red Cross nurse. The pair plan a
happy marriage after the war, when
| they both can return again to their
| rative country-the good old U. S.
A. When the prospective young
benedict returns agsin to the life he
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02

in "The Overseas Revue" is nov
in the two-a-day at the head O.
an elaborate singing sketch entitled
Dream Stars" The act was writ
ten by Hassard Short and originally
| played at the Lambs Gambol few
! months ago.
James B. Carson, who will be re.
membered by Opportunities as the
star of "The Redheads," and was
most recently was featured in a
musical comedy on Broadway, is re-
turning to vaudeville in a new COM
edy sketch entitled ITO Be or Not
To Be-" He is supported by Harry
Volks and Ada Jaffe.
Florence Courtney, known to Or
pheum patrons familiar with the
Courtney Sisters, became the bride
of George Jessel. vaudeville and
musical comedy star last week.
Mrs. Jessel is retired for the pres
ent. and Fay Courtney will do the
act alone.
Boutwell, Browne, screen favor
ite, who has been appearing per-
sonally with Sennett's Diving Girls
in conjunction with the film. "Yar-
kee Doodle in Berlin" will soon
enter vaudeville in an act built
around himself and the diving girls
Marie Nordstrom, who scored an
emphatic success on the Orpheum
circuit in Lets Pretend" a series
of female characterizations, is to
sail for Europe shortly to appear in
a revue there.
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Gus EdUards as a
Picker Has No RiUaL
Among the Managers

AvH EN- it comes to discovering
wv talent, Gus Edwards is
y the composite of Sherlock
Holmes, Hawkshaw, the detective
and old sleuth, to say nothing of the
modern detectors, Bill- Pinkerton
and Bill Burns.
By profession Gus Edwards is a
song writer and producer of song
revues. The latter are usually OF
the juvenile variety and his search
| for talent in the most part is for
juveniles. He has found and de-
veloped more clever kiddies than
all of the other managers together.
Many of the popular prima donnas
and comedians of the day began
their training as youngsters with
Gus Edwards and owe the major
part of their success to his patience
and ability.
George and Cuddles, two of the
cleverest stage children of all times,
were discovered and developed by
Mr.. Edwards. Any number Of stars
of the day owe their training to him.
A listIof the vaudevillians who be-
!, gan their careers with Gus Edwards
would fill book. A few of them
are Lew Brice, Lillian Come, Ed
die Cantor, Herman Timberg,
Daisy Leon, Vincent O'Donnell,
Dan Healy, Lillian Boardman, Dun
can sisters, Lillian Lorraine, George
Jessel and many others.
Wherever Mr.. Edwards may hap
pen to be, he makes it a point to
devote portion of his time to in
terviewing stage aspirants. When
ever a boy or girl presents himself
or herself and he or she appears to
possess the seed from which artistic
ness is grown, Mr.. Edwards makes
it a point to keep in touch with
them until such time as he may be-
gin the cultivation of the seed.