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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29
"Mob" Only for Movies

LONDON, Nov. 29.-What at first
might have been mistaken for n
genuine move upon the government
buildings in Whitehall was made
this morning when a small crowd at
tempted to pass barriers recently
erected by police at the entrances of
Downing street and King Charles
street. The crowd, however, it de-
veloped was made up of about $50
super humans sent by a moving
picture company for Photographic
purposes only.
The mob" whose attempt at the
barricade, was mild one, was dis
persed by the police. the cameramen
meantime cranking vigorously.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29
Receive Strong Protest.

BY The Associated Press
ROME. Nov. 29-Members of the
italian chamber of deputies and SEN
ate have received a strong protes,
concerning the latest serious events
in Ireland from the Irish clergy,
headed by Cardinal Logue. archbish-
op of Armagh. Facts enumerated
in the protest. and the language
used, had produced a profound inn
preston, especially among members
of the Catholic party. who have
taken a decided attitude in favor oi
Ireland.
1t is expected Interpolation will
be presented in the chamber and
senate, asking the government II il
Is not possible for a friendly power
to interfere. either directly or
through the League of Nations to
obtain /. solution that would end the
present condition of affairs in ire
land.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29
American Cunmcn I'm IRELAND

LONDON, Nov. 29-American
gunmen are said to have made their
appearance in Londonderry, Ireland,
according to advices. The present
of these mercena.Ies in Dublin
have previously been reported. All
precautions are being taken in event
of attemDted assassinations.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29
Rout for Anti Red Forces

LONDON, Nov. 29:-RuSsian
soviet forces operating against anti
Bolshevik forces. which remained In
the field after the Russo Polish
armistice, have pushed the rem
nants of the anu-Bolshevik troops
into the marsh district to the north
west of Mozyr. 1t was announced in
Sundays official statement from
Moscow, received today.
The pursuit of the retreating in
surgents is continuing.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29

Will heat your house with steam. hot
water pipeless furnace on monthly
payments. r. j. LarkiH. 3i9 Madison
Ave. Tel. 74s. i0-eo-f. III. W. 81
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29
Aged Couple XIII Themselves.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-After
packing their trunks and dressing in
their best clothes. John Guest,
eighty-two an inventor and his wife
Augusta, eighty opened a gas jet and
died today in Brooklyn rooming
house. Police believe the aged
couple became discouraged because
royalties on one of the inventors
patents had been stopped recently
and they faced poverty.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29

Braidwoods Gift and Art Shop has the
gift you're looking for. 81 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29

Pre-war Prices on Tire and Tube Repairs
Your Telephone Our Nearest Service
Station
Phone 1873 Let George Do IL
Tires Changed From Rim, Free
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29
LEARN TO KEEP
WELL BY EATING
PROPER FOODS

AS many materials go into the
building of the body as in the
building of a house.
The housewife should know
what the body needs Just as the
builder understands his requires
ments in brick, lumber and steel. \
She is responsible for the
physiques of the members of her1
family.
There are certain substances
that make muscle, fat and bone. |
She should know what they are
and from what foods they may
be procured.
If her men folks lack physical |
strength, if her children do not |
grow properly, it may be be- !
cause their bodies are not get !
ting what they need.
A new official bulletin has just
been issued which gives all the
latest scientific facts about the |
selection of foods. 1t is free. |
and our Washington Informa-
tion Bureau will secure a copy \
for anyone who sends two cents |
in stamps for return postage. !
Be sure to mail your letter direct /
10 Washington. Do not send to
EVENING NEWS office.
Frederic ], Haskin, Director.
Perth Amboy EVENING NEWS !
Information Bureau.
Washington, ID. c.
/ enclose herewith two cents
in stamps for return postage on
a free copy of
What the Body Needs"
Name ............... ........
Street .......... ...........
CITY ..'''''..'.'......'.."
state ........... ..........-sss
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29

Chop Suey. Chinese Mushrooms. Water
smith st. 22iTs-li-22-lt'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Gets Strong Protest to Lat
est Events in Ireland.
LEAGUE ACTION LIKELY
Moving Picture "Mob" Start
les London Police in Down.
ing Street - Feared Attack


LONDON, Nov. 20 - Edward
Short. the home secretary declar-
ed in the House of Commons this
afternoon In reply to questions re-
garding Saturday nights incendiary
dock fires in Liverpool. that there.
seemed no doubt that the fires were
the result of an organized conspir-
acy in which members of the Sim
Fein party were engaged.
According to the latest informa-
tion. the situation in Liverpool was
well in hand, he said.
The latest Sim F'ein Developments
In England were discussed at a con-
ference at No. 10 Downing street.
the official residence of Premier
Lloyd George between members OF
the government and the heads of
the police organization.
The conferees included the pre-
mier Winston Spencer Churchill
secretary Tor war: Sir Hamar
Greenwood, chief secretary for Irc-
land; Speaker Lowther, of the
House OF Commons. and the heads
Of the metropolitan police and Scot
land Yard.
The closing of the public galleries
OF the House of Commons followed
this meeting.
BY The Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.--Half a dozer
men who were preparing to set fire
to largn lumber yard in the dis
trict of Finsbury. an important Sec
ton of the city of London, less than
mile north of London Bridge, were
surprised by policeman SATURDAYS
night. This attempt was almost co.
incident with the breaking out of in.
cendiary fires in Liverpool.
The policeman challenged a loiter.
er who Immediately attacked the
officer and shouted for help. Five
men with revolvers answered his
call, emerging from behind SONS
empty wagons, and rushing the
policeman who was compelled to lib
crate the man he seized.
All the men escaped. Searching
behind the wagon the policeman
found cotton waste soaked with
gasoline had been pushed throa1Gh<a
gateway of lumberyard and he also
discovered two reyolvers and 100
cartridges. one OF the supposed In
cendiaries was later arrested.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29

Electric Grills and Percolators at Kelly
& McAlinden Co. iI-29-12-1-2t'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-29

special-Electr;c Heaters. $1,000. Kelly
& McAlinden Co. ll-29-I2-I-st'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
Ex-Marine Seeks Throne
icy Associated Press ]

WRENTlIAM. MASS. Dec The palm,
trees Of LANG LANG small island south OF
the Philippines. ready wave a vel
come and l5Oo dusky natives wait the chance
to jahher greeting To a sergeant OF the
their sultan, according 10 War Department
announcement which Robert a. McClain. a
machinst of this town, thinks applies to
him. For the old sultan IL dead and McC!ain
says he was made his by adoption and.
ny right OF Inheritance. is the ruler OF tho
ISLAND.
The War Department announcement was
in the form OF an inquiry for Robert a Nc
Claim, eS-marnc. who service at Llang
l.ang in 1910.
AcClsin wrote The department that he was
the man referred to and he has just received
= reply confirming the report OF the sultan s
death and sayi!G; that his claim woull he
referred 10 the Bureau OF Insuiar AnarS,
which would advise him later.
Ten years ago McCla!n. marine
SCENT on duty at LANG LANG to subdue n
Moro uprising. rescued tho aged ruler from
Without consideration for his royalty. The
men OF the tribe and proclaimed the adoption
of the marine az son.
The sultan left several pe3ri fisheries, many
groves Of coconut palms and harem, in
addition to the royal palace of grass that
covers two acres. McCain wrote the War
Department for Information concerning his
title to the property. He makes claim 10
The horeu--he is married.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
'Fhc Gaiistone Age.

t,esyrish;. 'es, by Ma, !on.. A.p.,apsr ss,v,e.
:" e'er! twelve adults WIN undergo
u"st '""rtem autopsies. or. as II is nowadays
'to"' hecropsies, are found to have gail
.,oheS. You may judge for yourself from
'. tace now many adults who have not yet
n"i'tfu 10 necropsy carry sac of stones
usf 'heir right ribs For my part I decline
~ &c qHotsd, have nothing 10 say, may issue
81 statement later But | am willing to I'm We
II understood that the majority OF cases OF
r"is'"hes are masqueradinE around right now
'"NihE all sorts of futile treatment for indi :
seStion. dyspepsia. gas on the stomach ana
"s'''''9 disaSrccments with particular ar
tcleS OF diet.
Philadelphia surgeon is Responsible for
"a" SNORT swift summing up of the quest ion
woman. fat ana forty. who boIches gas
i.as 6ai's'ohes' They don't generally settle
'n'hss so quickly that in phiiadcIphia
though they are Keen on operative procedures
there.
somehow women are four times more fire.
'uehtiF the victims OF sailsac inflammation or
"i saiiStohes than men Coiscts. as have
occasionally minated are a health destroy
!"s factor when say corsets | mean alb
uo'hihai spiints merely. no, sight Iacing
i!phoid fever is not the only bacterial in
'.I''on VI which galisac Inflammation or gall
H.p"e p.Scase Is common sequel The iiv-
ing typhoid germs have been found in tho con-
'eF OIL sallstones thirty five years after the
siege OF typhoid fever, but other germs III.
Io'"ihoh staphyiococci and strcptococc Of or
binary intiammatons and suppurations are
"'So responsible In many cases. These germs
ma 'he'r way into the ;allsac from the blood
ana they reach the blood from some recognized
OF unrecoSnizcd seat of long standing inf.c-
ton such as diseased tonslls. sunpuratins
sums. infected nasal snnscs. chronic intcstim-
al injections, infected teeth.
Forty or thercabou, is the typical gladstone
age. Not that man lis any more s,,scep,ibi.
10 any health impairment than a woman is at
iorty or NIFTY; not that there is one iota OF
sense In Inc notion that health impairments
Inevitably come to any or woman merely
as feature of middle age Galls,nncs occur
commonly enough III persons fifteen. twenty
or twenty-five years OF age. goodness knows
IL Is ut about the age of forty that most
cases come under medical observation AS a
rue the victim has been quarreing with
some particular items of food for years or
"dortoring'' AS the gossips say for stomach
tT"ubic' or nervous indigestion" or that
gas long before the actual condition is de-
;Cr;rinCd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
BANKS PAY 100000
IN CHRISTMAS SAVINGS
About 5000 Dcpositors VIII Draw
This Amount From Nino
InStitutfons

Nearly sl.O00,O0O in Christina.
spending money. representing tho
CHRISTMAS savings clubs conducted nv
nine Richmond banks during the mast
year, VIII be paid to approximately
25oo0 dcpos!tors during tho next few.
days. according TO figures complied
yesterday. The savings clubs repre-
sent s93i.S06l0; an average of about
$40 the dcpOsitor.
;, "a an pr nETevious records for deposits
"i the BANK officials In charge OF the
Gu - las' year the deposits avcrag-
inE around 80 per cent less than this
Oscar =; Parrish. president of the
Church ilill Bank. stated that :,
unique thing about the clubs was tho
PAID up in fun. cVidencing the Dros
Porous condition OF the city's inhnbi-
The American National Bank, lca
s,s5u ;hs t II. Ghu asRo" iii
Bank i!Hi. Ia had the larees; number, OF de-
vas Si25.ooe The American National
i'a n,h had q, 400 de,positors
,, 1tnGr banks that conducted savings
and Trusts, with Christmas deposits
3 or 1900 ~: the West End Bank. with
t iSonJ n M Union l;ank OF Rich
nMpny; si55,eOe; tie Mechanics and
Merchants. $i0.o00: the Central Ma
tionai Bank. 100000 and the BROAD
way national. Si5.6i7.5O
Efcry Pnc OF the banks in the list
NH continue TO have Christmas say
H. 1!nbs next year. and most OF
,n:ni VIII start the new clubs on the
Mite"nth Of this month. The First
Eational Eek also had Christmas
Savings CiI0. but only for tho con,
Neniencc OF the established patrons OF
IA. institutions, It's officers and en-
ployes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
29,053 PUPILS ENROLLED
IN RICHMOND'S SCHOOL
"rf"r' Made By Teachers in Connec-
tton with "School Week

u.
Thli 2o.O5a pupils have enrolled In
inc iorty -!our schools OF the citv
WIS tApiH!ncd yesterday ~ teachers
-, connection with National School
IN his nn'nl nr" not only the Kin
derEdrt"n, III. the cicrnri,urv nnI
hish school pupils and hundreds OF
aautts. who In night and afternoon
NOR rhicien' Scrsicc TO home and
a. These, schools nrc controlled by the
10y school Board, composed Of nine
h'moc'a; representatives OF Rich
inond The superintendent az schools
~ the executive onlco, OF the School
Board '''''
TO carry on the extensive work
school BOARD employs .O6a ,cachers
Tor Inc schools. All teachers mus, he
extensively trained for their work,
~ n.ins RUE OF Tn" board that clc-
school graduates ana high nchoni
iehchc's must possess collegiate train
ing
Hanging in size from up-to.aa,c TO
,h"u ~ bindings OF i!ty rooms down
10 ana thrce-room frame build
lnrs The suburban SECTIONS ar, The
ty;tSur school buildings At pres
'nese hui!uins1 nre totally shade
Huhtt 10 accommodate the pIpIIs
t".re being 1919 IN part.timc classcs
NJ rules III the School hoard for
nin ahsence except for personal sick
49, n.y.. IN" '#o irunnt officers are con
htHh'iN visiting the horacs OF children
" no are frequently absent I'rAc-
li't!!f every child under II years OF
as p IN school In R!chmond as q
the buhGr, for tn" currcn, wear fnr
.CnooiS or Richmond calls for 1887.
'I' -! this sum the CITY Of Rich
n"hd appropriates Sl.i52.T62 while
SSnmy state Of NiFsiuia furnishes $751;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
News Of Fifty Years Ago

tFrom the Richmond Dispatch. Dec. s, ls7o)
The population OF Richmond in 1860 was
$3.50. In 1870 it is returned at 51.093 gain
much larger than the entire increase OF the
population Of the whole state Of Virginia. If
the new census may he relied upon
The National Tobacco Association, which
commenced It's annual session in this city yes
terday. is organization composed OF leading
tobacco manufacturers OF the whole country.
Many Senator's and Delegates arrived yes
terday and there will doubtless be q quorum
Of both houses OF the General Assembly Of
Virginia at the meeting hour today.
The tobacco trade Of Richmond will give u
banquet at the Exchange Hotel tonight in
honor Of the National Tobacco Association.
now holding its annual session In this city
Married on the 9Th instant. By Rev. n. l..
Preston, Henry Fitzgerald, Jr. and Eliza
j. Anderson. both of Manchester.
The message Of President Grant. read to
CONGRESS yesterday. seems to Indicate that the
chief magistrate OF the nation has gone back
read the message Alright II seems to call for
trouble In the South and also some
trouble with ENGLAND.
McssTs Mckenzie and Rves have given
formal notice Of their intention to contest the
seats Of Messrs. BraXton and Duke, Conserva-
tycs. from Virginia.
Bills repeating the income tax were Of
rercd In both houses OF Congress yesterday.
Mr.. Cox. OF New York. yesterday offered In
the Uosse of Representatives a bill to abolish
tho reconstruction committee. Objection was
made and tho bill went over.
All communication with the interior of
France has now been cut OF and things are
getting bluer for tho Wrench.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
FRIEDA HEMPEL TO GIVE
CONCERT AT AUDITORIUM
Noted Artist. of metropolitan Opera
Ia Hooked 10 Appear

Great interest is being aroused by
the appearance here poccmher - "t
Frieda iicmpel. world famous So
prano of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany, who is to be heard at the CITY
Auditorium under auspices OF inc
Southern Musical Bureau. Tickets
Will no; so on sale until next We'd
ncsday. but already there have been
suflicier; enquiries 10 convince the
management that the LARGEST au-
dienc" OF the season may he expected.
Madame lIcmpci VAS heard here
two years ago and delighted irc-
mcndous house by hc- pure and
beautiful tones ana wonderfully ar
tistic interpretation. She il general
- declared to De one OF tho most
beautiful wonca on The operate
stage. In her coming visit she Viii
BE- assisted by coenraad V Eos. the
Dutch pianist, and August Rudman.
formerly hrst nutist Of thr Philadel-
ph!a symphony Orchestra. AMI tho list
10 be given, IL Is expected, viii be
one TO he long remembered
students OF the University OF Rich
mond. III" Medical College OF Viz
ginia and the Union Theological Semi
nary have indicated that they Viii bo
present. ia!f. number OF them hav-
Ing alr.ad: obtained season tickets
for the seven concerts 10 be brought
here by the bureau. Of which this is
the th!rd. Although hundreds OF
these season seats have been sold.
there are Yet many " the best In the
house available for this single en-
saScmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08

to 20 over to tho next Congress. as for them
! TO meet that fate would be TO hamper the
government i'll the essential service which
ii must render, if the progress 'of the coun-
try is not tn be stayed. and its industries
saved from cnlamitous depression. Each
one of these bills must be closely scru-
sinized. that no needless expenditures be
authorized. and that no governmental SER
vice suffer for lack Of the means necessary
TO bring it TO the highest state of efficiency
considerate with wise economy. The temp
tation TO indulge in partisan recrimination
will be great; but if members will bear
constantly in mind that the truest service
to party is To be found in patriotic SER
vice TO country as of first consideration,
they will 80 at their task in the spirit
which begets teamwork. and with this spirit
uppermost, it may not be doubted that re-
suits will be expedited and the public good
conserved.
With these bills out OF the way, there
may he found time to consider and dispose
of other emergent legislation. thus leaving
the new Congress free 10 address itself to
the larger amount OF constructive lcgisla-
ton with which il will have to grapple
The President-elect has indicated the proper
spirit at which to go about the work of
the 1ext three months, and it is to be hoped
that this spirit will be exempitied by every
member OF the lawmaking body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Di HENRY EDWARD WARMER
THE uiY 10y.

We FaNeieh the Earth. and I've mingled
WIN pleasures from coast to coast;
H p'eh IN the mob when Princess OF I.oy.
a. vas howins her grace 10 toast
We seen nil the elephants rompiny
where ;hc lights were u flicker oua We,
i"e greatest OF these passing Joys il Vol,
please.
IS the fori that man can forget
ana al! OF the Joys I've encountered
Ana All OF the fun have known
anu All OF the pleasures that sprinkIed my
path 80
rave been left in the field, all alone.
fer just have been thrilled by a,!yeutur.
that paics to a pulp all the rest:
nave Just found n nice little $40 bill
iha' WAS left in my last summers vest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
The Poets Corner
Service the Mensure.


IT isn't the cut OF the clothes that You
wear,
Nor the stun out of which they are
made,
Though chosen with taste and fas-
tidiouS care,
And 1t isn't tho price that you paid.
1t isn't tho size Of your pile in the
bank.
Nor Tie number of acres you own.
II isn't u question OF prestige or rink
Nor Of sinow ana muscle and bone:
1t isn't the servants that como at
your call
II isn't the things you possess.
Whether many or little--or nothing
It's service that measures success
1t isn't a question of name, or OF
length
or an ancestral pedigree,
Nor question of mertal yicor and
strength.
Nor question of social deeree-
II isn't question OF city or town,
Nor 4 question OF doctrine or creed
1t isn't question OF fame or renown
Nor n question OF valorous deed:
But he who makes somebody happy
each day,
And no who gives heed to distress
VIII find satisfaction the richest or
For it's service that measures sue,
ceas.
-boya Isneh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
HEAVY SEAT SALES FOR
FINE COMEDY AT STRAND
"IiEhtuIn'" HrirSa Out Hundreds Ia
Thrnter Who seldom At
tend Plays.

Reports that the remaining per-
forlnanccs OF 'i.ightnin'" ARE entire
Il sold out are denied by the Strand
management. While Il Is trae iha,
only :. few seats remain for ;Ec
iinal performances OF The play to-
day, matinee and night, those few
VIII bring pleasure to the purchas-
erS who secure them.
This city has surrendered TO the
smiles and heart throbs IF "Lightin' -
with Tie same enthusiasm that has
marked its run Of nearly tire. years
at tn. Gaiety Thcatcr. New York.
To-day il is the PRINCIPAL topic of
conversation and this word of mouth
advertising has sent to the box
office many people who seldom at =
tend the theatcr. II is the one play
OF tie year that nobody can AFFORD
TO miss: no more than one could have
afforded TO miss Joseph Jcfferson's
Trip Van Wrinkle" Milton Mobiles
portrayal OF "Lightnin' S!ll Jones"
VIII b. remembered here for many n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-08
Gene Stratton Porter.

Stratton Torter. author and i!lustra-
tor. was born on farm In Wabash
County. Indiana. August II, 1868. the
daughter Of Mark and Mary StrattOn.
When she was % years old she mar
r!ed Charles Darwin Porter. For
two years she was editor OF the
camera department OF Recreation;
for two years on the natural history
stan OF outing, and for four years
Mrs Porter was Il specialist in ma
turnl history photography on the
Photographic Times Annual Alma
cooks: The Song OF the Cardinal"
.Frrckles." What I Have Done with
i;irds." al the Foot of the Rainbow"
"A Girl OF the Limbo rlost," birds Of
the Bible" MUSIC OF the Wild," The
Harvester" Moths of the Timber
lost" ''Laddie." ''AIichael O,Halloran.'
Morning Face" and Friends and
Feathers"