davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-03
THEATER BILLS

Empire" ,heater. p to 10 As .. IN
oh, You Women"
Majestic ,heater 10 m TO lO'aS
fl. m-Louiss HUH in The Heart
Of Gold comedy
New Folly ,hea,er 10 IS a N 10
lO.i5 p m-LuciIe Lee Stewart ~
The Eleventh Commandment =
comedy
Greenland theater. Q a NJ TO y
p NJ Norma Talmadgc IN The
Devils Needle " William ). Hart
m Fearless Eagan,' serial. com
ed,
Strand ,hcater, 10 a IN, l. noon,
, T. q, 4 and ~ p m-"lhe
Shepherd Of the Hills"
Liberty theater- Pictures. 80,
20. OBS. 70; vaudeville, J, 1:W
u.
Lyric theater, 80 to 10 IS ., M
Pictures and vaudeville,
Palace ,heaier, RS to II 30 p
m Frank ing Dainty Oirls IN
musical comedy
Oycrhoiscr thea,cr, -, 20, J
{ 30. OILS. \ and go p MI
Mary rickiord in Daddy Long
legs comedy.
Colcord Airdome, s p m-l'ca-
tufc film, comedy jar orchestra.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-03

Al Egypt /, ailamc with the spirit
ut |natioualism and during the past
against continued British rule have
hccn staged in Cairo The photos were
taken during recent anti Hmtish riots.
The upper picture show, a mob OF
Egyptian iclllhccn> or peasant IN
front oi the sultan, palace at Cairo,
who later attacked foreigners al Assault
and would have duplicated Indian
massacre, at Lucknow had ammuui-
ton and fclict not been brought by
alrplaue,. The lower photo shows an
other group Of iellaheenS just before
they raised the Egyptian flag over the
statue OF Mohammed All, in Opera
Square, Caro-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-03

fruit and vegetable marketing aSSocia-
tons, live stock shipping organlla-
ton, and tobacco and cotton asSocla-
tons.
An example OF how co-opera-
ton has reached high develop
mcnt ior farming communities Is
shown in a Western Maryland section
where conditions have been found
suitable for the production OF seed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-02

zas1uge ola m{odzieiy zrzeszonej W
Wyzszej Szkole. Me pierwszy to owoc
jego piracy. K6iko Literackie WHINE mu
dug wdziec1uoSci. Pod jego kierowni-
ctwem K0iko swieci}o niejeden ma
scenic tryumf. Jake doswiadczony INA
wca sceny ~powaznie wplynal ma pod
niesienie poziomu sztuki dramatycznej
ma Troicowie. Osoby biorace udzial W
sztuce: Afra, parma Konstancya Cha
bowska, Graja, p. Pelagia Nowakow-
ska. FabiOla, p. Wanda Jak0waniS, Sy-
ra. p. W}adyslawa Rembowska. Agnie-
Ska NowakowSka, Fabiusz p. J0zef Iu
kawski, Fulwiusz, Stanis}aw Czernia-
kowski. Prokulusz, p. TAI FLIP. Kali
purniuSz p. Artur Sajewski. Sebastyan,
p. Waleryan Karcz. E~ufrozyna, p. Prak
soda Adamczyk. Cecylia, p. Barbara
Handke, Korwin, p. L, KmieciE. Nedza
RE: j. Owczarek, p. STAN. Kwilosz, p.
Wiadys}aw Koziol. Pa~nkracyusz, p.
Wladys{aw Kfelian. TorkwatuS, p.
Edward Dankowski. Poloniusz, p. 10
zef Ciesla. Dykus i Sartoryusz i Ar,
miniusz: ~zo}nierze, p. Grzeg6rz WOjnO-
rowicz, p. Stanisiaw Kwilosz, p. Bole-
shaw Graham, Tertuliusz, p. Edward BO
ris. Maksymian, HerkuleS, p. Lukarz
Mastalerz, Hypaks, Henryk Boris. Dy-
only, p. Jan Owczarek. Dyogenes, p.
Jan Byczek. Lfktorzy: Wladyshaw 10
zio{ i Stanisiaw KwiloSz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-02
Z Bardzkich Anna KarwatoWa.
Bratnie Dusze.
PowieSe wsp6lczesna.
Tom. L
{Cisg dalsU)s

Marya W tel chwili odczuia wiecej niz kiedy--
kolwiek, re ME wszyscy p~rzeciwni So Piotrowl, re
stanowisko jego w spo}eczeistwie ma DUO powabu
ola jej otoczenia. Ostatecznie tez szybkie przygo-
!owania we divorce czaplogorskim, to najpewnleJ-
sly dowod, re Piotr zabiera sic Z Gala energia MO
doSci do urzeczywistnienia swych pragnieii. - Tru-
chlala coraz to wiecej Z wewnetrznej obawy / pre-
czucia.. 0, ia przyszfoSc najblizsza, lie zrodzic jej
moze piekielnych meczarni!... Wlodzimierz dale
ko... tax daleko... a list z Warszawy lodem "a
mraza jej SERGE. zdziera zas}one Z ocz... zwat-
picnic sic zakrada. -. talk straszne zwatpienie do du
szy!... NieobecnoSc jego ME pozwala ma blizsze po-
rozumienie sic dociekanic prawdziwosci oszczer-
StWa...
PAM Chatyhska dostrzegla wczesnie r~ozpaczli-
wy wyraz W oczach Marry, oddaliia spiesznie Stani-
slawa i Ceiling, a sama Gala sifa miioSci macierzyh-
skiej stara}a sic ~uspokoit c6rke, wreszcie zabrawszy
6w list nieszczeny, chciaia juz wyjsG Z komnaty
lecz %cofneia sic jeszczc cd progu, m6wiac dobitnie
- Marylko, Mkt Z mas do zadnych z~wiazkow
rrzymuszac Gle ME bedzie!
Brzmienic glosu matki bylo slodkie }agodne.
Rekq miekka pogiadzi}a jedwabne sploty d~ziewcze-
cia, a ~uni6slszy zlekka ksztaftna jej glove, uca>o--
wala czule smetne lzawe jej oczy.
Ostatnie slowa najwieksza wlaly otuche w SER
&C Marry, powstrzymywane jcdnak uczucia wybu-
chnqt musialy pietrzqca sic fala. To tez, skoro tyl-
10 drzwi zasIoniiy postat PAM Chatyiskiej, gwal-
towne fkanic szarpaIo piers Nary dopoty. dop6ki
ME przeszlo W cichy / rzewny p}acz... a I pIaczu
W s~pokojny sept modlitwy.
Wiara ola Maryi byla zawszc balsamem koJa-
cvm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-02
2 BRIDGEPORT.

Ze dzielnica Bridgeport powsta
je z letargu, dowodem jest to, re
Polacy zabieraja sic do dziela W
celu opanowania handful, oraz po-
pierania swoich z hasiem ,,Swoj
do swego" czyli, polski .pieniadz
do polskich kieszeni, macy ujaC
handel w wiasne rece. w tym &C.
In zorganizowany zostai komitet
z energiczniejszych Polakow.
urzadzii wiec zasziej niedzieli
w sail parafialnej. Program VIE
GU byl nastepujacy:
Vice otworzyi prezes komite-
tn Wojciech Maziarka i ma pre-
wodniczacego powola} obyw.' Ia
koba Twardzika. zaS ma sekreta-
RIA nizej podpisanego.
Nastepnie wyg}osit move OBJ
N. P. Chrzanowski, dalej: spiew
ch6ru Miodziezy Polskiei, pod
dyrekcya OBJ. Ed. Ososkiego, mo
wa OBJ. Franciszka Synowieca, de
klamacya NJ. P. Chrzanowskiego.
NOVA Jakoba Twardzika. nova
lana Berek. a ma zakonczenie o.
g6lny spiew - Jeszcze Polska
ME zgineia.
Zainteresowanie w tel sprawle
w dzielnicv naszej jest wielkie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-02

dowodem tego, IL sala byla wy
pelniona, i wszyscy obecni wy
sluchali NOW z wielkiem zainte-
~resowaniem. MONEY! energiczhie
nawoiywali obecnych do jedno-
sci i wspolnej piracy mad polep-
szeniem wlasnego handful i by
tu. Ma sail dawaly sic s}yszeG
glosy I'D dis, ami szpilki ME
kupujemy Cd obcych" i wiele tenn
podobnych. PublicznoSc pokrze-
piona ma duchu, rozeszSa sic do
domow re ~zdwojona energia. Oby
takich wiecow wiecej sic odby-
wa}o, ME tylko w naszej ale W
kazdej dzielnicy, gdzie tylko Po-
lacy zamieszkuja, a zawita nam
lepsza przyszloSc.
Stanisiaw Kulpa, sekr. wiecu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-02
ZTR6JCOWA.
.,FABIOLA"

NieSpelna diva lata minefy, Odkad
noYy zarzad WyzSzej Szkoiy Sw. Tr6j-
cy pOwolaf do zycia towarzystwo lite
rackie pod nazwa Bog 1 Ojczyzna". Ma
der pO5ytec5na dzia4alnoSe tego5 iowa
rzystwa zeszlego jua roku uwydatnila
sie ma deSkach teatralnych. DIS jeSz-
cze wspomina sic o r,Wenancyuszu",
kt6ry ma scenic t~r6jcowskiej oSiagnal
zupelne powodzenie. Me spoczCwajac
ma laurach, amatorzy Wyzszej Szkoly
PREY w~Sp6ldziale kilku czlonkin K0{ka
Literackiego wystawili ubieglej ME
dzieli z niemalym nakiadep piracy ar
cydzieiO y. Kard. WiSeman'a W bardzo
udatnej przer0bce Brata Teofila. G. S.
C.
- Temat dramatu wprawdZie ME "a
wiera nOwegO pomyS{u W og6lnych
przynajmniej zarySach. Ale a IS treSG
jego ME pozostawia mic do zyczenia. O.
snuta ma tie uSianem rysami obycza-
jowymi Swiata starozynego. .,FabiOla"
mieSci " SObie szczery sentyment i
nerw prawdziwie sceniczny: Opfywa
nadto W n~ajbogatsze efekty dramaty-
CINE, subtelnie polaczone nieis rozwi-
jajacej sic akcyi.
Bohaterka dramatu - mloda rzy-
mianka. ~upoSazona cd natury we wszy-
stkfe przymioty, a wiec piekna, bOga-
Ia. wykszta{cona. DzieH p~rzer6znym
ok~olicznoSciom przemawiajacym "a po
trze6a nauki MiStrza 2 Nazareth, ule-
ga FabiOla przemianie pojet / pre-
kouaG religijnych. otrZaSa sic stopnio-
wO z wszelkich pr7eSad6w / uprzedze6
do chrzeScijan i wreSzcie porwana bO-
haterStwem meczennik6w Oswiadcza
sic z g~otOwo$cia wyznawania WARY
Chrystusowej. Zajecie widza Obudzo-
ne W ~wstepnych odsionach pierwszeSo
aktu trivia nieprzerwanie az do kohca
sztuki. wzrasta i p~oteguje sic wobec
dNCgA bAN NAOAlCy. hoIOAo Il III NAS pO
rzadkiem rzeczy dOchodzi do punktu
n~ajvyzszego w1nieSienia sic W oStat,
MIN akcie, gdy bOhaterka m6wi: "A,
gnieSzka nauczy}a mic CO mann wy
bierac'.
,,Fabiola" W interpretacyi uczni6w
wyzszej SzkoIy i czlonki6 K6{ka pre-,
szia wSzelkie Oczekiwania. Opinia by{a
jednomySna !; wSzyscy grail doskonale
q wielka werwa, SwObOda / p~rDejeciem..
Do pOwcdzenia przyczynily sic swiet
ne koStyumy i wystawa Scisle zastosO,
wana do zewnetrznej pieknoSci odtwa,
rzanych obraz6w. Dekoracye drugiego
zwiaszcZa aktu Obud3aly najwiekSzy
podziw plaStyka i harmonijnem uiOze-
MEM wszelkich Szczeg6l6w. Nalezy sic
"a to uznanie naJwyisze Braciom TIE,
ofilOwi i Jerzemu.
Inscenizujac / rezySerujac ,,Fabiole'
p. Franciszek Peska po{ozyl ~niespozyta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-02
kONCERT SZKOhY MUZYCZNEJ
p. b. RYBOWIAKA w SOUTH
CHICAGO.

W niedziele. dnia 1890 kwietnia,
o godzinie Smej wieczorem odbedzie
sic wspanialy koncert znanej szkoiy
muzycznej oh. B. Rybowiaka W sail
parafialnej Niepokalanie Poczecia n.
NJ. P.
Program koncertu ~starannie opra
cowany wykonaja najlepsze silly Spie
wacze i muzyczne. Wystapi podw6j-
ny kwartet. znany re swych poprzed
Mich wystep6w. Dalej wystapia: p.
St. J6zefowicz, Marta Stermer, mala
EluS Rybowiak, Choir Filaret6w, INA
komita fortepianistka polska, pannu
Veronica G.. Glomska, take dwie
$piewaczki South >Chicagoskie, p.
Jadwiga Dudek, odSpiewa Arye z o.
perry ..Halka'', oraz p. Anna Devon
kowska, wykona - SCena j Arya
- B. Rybowiaka, lywy Obra2 .,Zmar
twychwstanie", PREY akompania-
mencie orkiestry marszu Chopina'
Place tulacza polskiego', p. Olga
kulczycka, oraz pOdw6jny kwartet.
Z powyzszego Smiaio twierdziG MOI
ma. re bedzie to koncert. jakiego Po-
lonia So. Chicalgoska nigdy ME "a
pomni. Komitet skfada sic z wybit-
nych obywateli So. Chicagoskich, ma
czele. kt6rego stoi Alderman SmeJ
wardy i czlonek ch6ru Dembinskte-
go D. MARGIN Furman. oraz panoWle
Franciszek Kaliszewski, Adam
Bloch. redaktor ,,Polonii', Wtady--
slaw Rybowiak i Stanislaw Bloch
Bilety wczeSniej nabyc NOR w re
dakcyi .,Polonii' W ofisie p. Marci-
ma Furmana. Tub IL sekretarza p
Franciszka KaliszewskiegO. S%61 ).
Shore Drive.
KOMITET.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-02
MILIONY OS6B w OSTATNIEJ
NEDZY.

MiliOny rOdak6w naszych W Ojczyz.
ME cierpia Ostatnia nedze. Jeieli mo-
zesz OfiarOwa6 Odziei, obuwie lub iyw-
nose W puszkach. uczyn to zaraz LO-
kalne skiadnice we wszystkich halach
parafialnyeh. Gi6wna Skfadnica, 1012
Milwaukee ave, miedzy Noble, i Au-
gusta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-02
KOMITET.

pol.k, ,,,,yk. CIV czy mnt.i
txy "a ooowlazeN poczytywa6 son''
ro~Iuieu stale reklainowac narooe,
, vosc nRsza ~ ID obcvrn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-27
Nd2Brtdr|
dHrShed 1907 tho Observation-Disclosures
dsx5Shded 1919 k tho

Katherine Miller's first attack upon
my husbands loyalty had been insid-
lous. Since 1 vas d penniless little
person before my marriage she prob
ably believed hat / had wanted Bob
for his money rather than for love.
That was the way her mind worked.
Little would l have cared how her
mind worked, If she hadn't robbed
the Lorimers of BabS.
As Bob continued to call upon her,
I buried my %scruples. She was The
most beautiful girl in town. She be-
longed to one of the most important
families. Nevertheless, l would have
given the true story of her maternity
to the gossips-I would have put her
in Jail beside Berghoff but for the
certainty that such steps would i'm
peril Babs' life.
The only bolster 1 had for my pa
tience vas Daddy's threat to fix the
criminals before he got through with
them. L could trust Daddy to do it.
J Bob was not a grand success at the
intrigue, 1 had to admit, after he
had called a few times at the Miller
mansion. The abduction was always
the reason for his calls. The actual
results of his visits l didn't like at
all.
My husband began to study me,
critically, as he had never done be-
fore. 1 felt sure that Lamia's poison
was working in his veins.
Having arrived at an -extravagant
stage of jealousy, l was prepared to
hurt myself in almost n degree. In
that state of mind, l made a sugges-
ton which astonished my husband.
Better go to Mexico, Bob. Just as
your father planned at our recent
wedding breekfast-you remember? 2"
tCnnH for Won lanai NV hlIchar
smiled at me across the coffee urn.
"On the trail of Rabs, of course ?
When do we start?"
Il am not going, my dear" 1 re-
piled.
What's the big idea of my going.
then?"
I sat down on the arm of Bob's
chair and put my cheek against his
before replying.
you are going to elope, Bob" 7
said in my most positive tone. TITS
the only wayI"
II thought you said o didn't in
tend to CO."
II am not. You are going to run
away from me. Desert me. Elope
with the charming Miss Miller!"
ION my life I am not. What are
you up to now, Jane Lorimer? You've
let me in for a deuce of q mess al
ready. And consider the law, my
love. Do o want to land me in
jail?"
perhaps I am too unsophisticated
to know much about the law" I re-
marked just a bit maliciously. st
haven't asked you to elope on the
same train with the girl. Just meet
her in Mexico-in any town she may
name. I think she will name the
place where Babs is. See?"
Nothing doing, wife. Here's
where I STALL"
"And leave that baby to her fate d?
To grow up among strangers. maybe? ?
I know I'm asking a perfectly shock
ing thing of you. Maybe I've lost all
sense of right and wrong in my atti-
tude toward Bahs' mother. But I can
see only one thing in the world to be
done: We must find Babs. And [
can't consider the ethics of our meth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-27

the so-called amendment is not the SUI
preme law Of the land. what would MT.
Bugbee do about enforcing it2 l be-
lieve every liberty loving American
would welcome such a decision.
Moreover, l believe tho so-called
amendment is a mere declaration OF
policy and absolutely uuenfOrceable,
for the reason that concurrent power
in legislation is an impossibIlty. I
shall not. If elected. favor any legisl-
lation by New Jersey on the subject
Of prohibition until the highest judi
cial tribunal in the United states shall
have settled these questions. Where
does Mr.. Eugbee stand as to this?
IF concurrent power in legislation
is possible, then the State Of New Jer-
sey could repeal an act of Congress
provide for a different sort of en-
forcement. Until now the constitution
of the United States. the laws of Con-
gress passed in pursuance Of 1t. and
the treaties made by the United states
are the supreme law of the land by
virtue of the constitution. but this So
called amendment makes legislation by
the states also. so far as prohibition is
concerned, the supreme law Of the land.
Such an absurd provision Is in my
opinion utterly impossible of operation.
The people expect their candidates
to face issues squarely. Though [
disagree with him. / respect Governor
Runyon for his frankness in saying
that he stands for prohibition. How
can anyone tell where Mr.. BuGbee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-27

to all such restrictions upon our per-
sonal liberty. BY this | do not wish to
be understood as c~ountenancing law
lessness in any form, ON the contrary,
[ believe the liquor traffic should be 50
regulated and controlled as to preserve
the morals and good order Of the COM
munity.
Mr.. Bugbee says it is not an issue,
but the very words Of the so-called
amendment vest in Congress and the
several States power 10 en-
force this article by appropriate legls-
latiou. 1t is not a very important
how New Jersey shall exercise
this power? VIII New Jersey permit
the use Of beer and light wines. or
will she enforce a bone dry LAVE VIII
New Jersey provide for the search Of
our house and the seizure Of our goods
in our own house. violating thereby
the cardinal principle Of American lib
erty that every mans house is his
l am utterly opposed 10 any
such methods of enforcement.
What viii be Mr.. BugDee's attitude
IF the courts decide that beer and light
wines do not come within the so-called
amendment? VIII he then favor State
zone dry prohibition? He s~traddies this
question.
some very eminent lawyers believe
the s~o-called amendment is no
amendment and predict that the
United States Supreme Court will hold
it TO be Of no effect. This. 1 believe,
is q most reasonable probability. If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-27

stands or what lie Will do? Certain OF
his friends. who believe in Teering and
turning with the weather, are trying
to create the impression that is lib
eraI and even a reaction toward Ip-
eralism,' but Mr.. Bugbee comes right
IN To the question and then slips aside.
He thinks his machine can elect him,
but the working men and the plain
people, who don't care a rap for ma
chimes and who are coming to know
that they themselves hold the power
and not the political bosses and vast
corporate vested interests, are going
to vote for the man who fearlessly
stands for principles of which they ap-
prove. They will decide the next eiec-
ton"
On the night following. Saturday,
July %. 1919, State Comptroller Newton
A. K. Pugbee, also a Republican can
didate for Governor, speaking at pun
ellen. n. J., said;
Tt makes absolutely no difference
who may be elected Governor Of New
Jersey, SO far as his influence on the
liquor question is concerned. No Gov
ernor cam make New Jersey dryer tina
it win be made through the operation
of the federal amendment next Janu-
airy and no Governor car make New
Jersey wet after the amendment oe-
comes operative. And, further. there
can be no wet or dry issue in this or
any other state in the nation until such
time as it may be recreated by Con-
gTeSS.' 8
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-27

in 1915 with the honors of an cleo
trical engineer.
When war was declared with Ger
many Mr.. Shultz entered the officers
training class at Fort Orgiethorpe,
Ga, and was graduated with the
commission of second lieutenant. lie
went overseas and saw much hard
service on the Chateau Thierry, Ar
gonne and st. Meihle fronts. He was
badly gassed twice and this weaken
ed his constitution so he became an
easy prey to illness.
Lieutenant Shultz returned to AM
erica with the nth Field Artillery,
Fourth Division, on August 10. and
was stationed at Camp Merritt and
was transferred to Camp Dix where
he received his discharge on Septem-
Der 2.
Mr.. Shultz left Jamesburg on Sep
TENDER 2S to esum his position with
the Westinghouse Company and was
one of it's most valued employees In
the engineering department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-27
Do You Vote
Wet or Dry?
ny THOMAS l..

City Commissioner Thomas l.. Ray
mond, Republican Candidate for Gov
ernor, made a statement of his posi-
ton before the Republican County
Committee of Essex County. as follows:
Il have read a report of a speech
made recently by Mr.. Bugbee in which
he says Prohibition is not an issue in
the coming g-ubernatorial election L
suspected hat Mr.. Bugbee would at
tempt to straddle this vital issue in his
way. Such ~straddling is charaeteris-
tic OF him and Of all of the members
of Edges State machine. They expect
to nominate Mr.. Bagbee-a and thereby
their machine through their
influence by patronage and the other
means possessed by the State House
Commission and the Edge appointees
regardless of issues.
But Mr.. Bugbee cannot slide out of
facing issues by a~sservating that they
do not exit. Prohibition is decidedly an
issue and one of the most important is
sues before the people this fall. [ am
absolutely opposed to prohibition and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-27

DDS in dealing with her INSCRIPTIONS
mother. Help me, Bob"
But my husband only shook his
head.
Then we'll have to tell the whole
story to Daddy and his detectives" L
said. "If they think my plan is good,
will you help ?"
"We'll talk it over with them, il
you say so. But I won't promise to
elope to suit my wife, ever IL the
other lady is a stunning beautyl"
Which reply didn't in the least
soothe my Jealous hurt.
ITO be continued)
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George Leslie Schultz, Son
Of JameSburg Ex-MayOr, Dies
By speotnl rorrsspondsnI.

BIZ Special Correspondent
JAMESBURG, Oct. 27:-George
Leslie shultz, son of Ex-Mayor and
Mrs. George A. Schultz, Of Railroad
avenue, died Saturday at Braddock,
Pa, from a complications Of Illnesses.
He was taken sick on October II.
Funeral services Will be conducted
N Wednesday Of this week and in
torment will be in the family plot in
Fernwood cemetery, Jamesburg.
The deceased was born at James
burg twenty-five years ago and has
lived at his home here all his life.
He was educated in the public schools
here and was a member Of the first
graduating class Of the Jamesburg
high school. He entered Rutgers
College in 1911 as a member of the
electrical college and was graduated
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-27
IN cuANcERY OF NEW JERSEY

By virtue of an order Of the Court oil
Of New Jersey, mad on the
day OF tho date hereof. in a certain
cause wherein Anna Sorenson is petit
TONER. Gne you are defendant you are
required to appear, and plead, answer
or demur to petitioners petition on or
before the Twenty-eighth Day OF No
vember next. or. in default thereof.
such decree will be taken against you
as tie chancellor shall think equitable
and just.
The object OF said suit Is to obtain
n decree of divorce, dissolvtng the
marriage between you and the said Pc
tltIoneT.
Dated Sept. 26, 1919.
THOMAS F. HANSON.
Solicitor of Petitioner.
1870 Smith St. Perth Amboy. n. J,
S666-10-6-5t oew Mon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-27
SEVEN

Mr.. Shultz was unmarried and
leaves his parents and one brother,
Alvin Shultz, of this place.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
ALCALDIA DE SAN JUAN
PUERTO RICO
Febrero p, 1919.
AVISO.

Hace va mucho tempo que vie
men los duefios de casas Y sus
tagentes solicitando rebajas en- el
consume de aqua, fundandose
Iunas veces en- los escapes habidos
len la tllberfa, otras en- roturas Q
ldescomposiciones del contador, y
Eotras, sen casos fortuitos que no es-
|taban Ibajo el control del dueho
de la casa.
4 Mientras no contabamos con la
preston y cantidad de aqua nece-
sarias para hacer un servicio uni
forme en- toda la municipalidad,
Iia administration no tenia incon-
Iveniente en- aceptar todas estas ex-
fcusas y autorizar, 'basada en- una
{Ordenanza Municipal, Ell cores
|pondiente promedio de los seis me-
|ses anteriores para el cobro del
aqua consumida.
+ Hoy, con las reformas Introduce
das en- el acueducto nos. ehcontra-
mos en- otras condiciones. Tene-
mos abundancia y preston suficien-
ties para todos los servicios Y para
todos los sitios de la Municipali-
dad, ademas, el Municipio hace
.mensualmente un desembolso con-
siderable de. dinero en- corriente
electrica para elevar las aguas a
los huevo tanques que Sc han esta-
bleeido ultimamcnte.
Por tales razones, me veo en- ell
case de advertir a los duenos de.
casas y a sus agentes, que la ad-
ministraci6n no podra entretener|
nj considerar reclamation algu-
ma por consume de aqua que este
basada en- motives f1tiles, como
por ejemplo escapes en- la tuberfa,
roturas del contador, etc. que mo-
en- absolute de actos del
Municipio. Estas SON causas que
pueden y deben ser atendidas, vi