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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-08
To Hear Robert T.. Carey.

b Spec Al LOTrespondent
WOODBRIDGE Nov. S-Robert
T.. Carey. former judge of Hudson
county. will be the main speaker of
The second open meeting to be held
by the Woman's Club in the High
school on Thursday. Nov IL, at S:15
o'clock. II is expected that Mr.. Ca
rey's talk will be of interest to ev-
eryone. 1t is urged that a large at
tendance be on hand to hear his
speech.
Pre- War Prices on Tire and Tube Repairs
Your Telephone Our Nearest Service
Station
Phone 1873 Let George Do II
Tires Changed From Rim Free
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-08
Criminal Trials Non,Jov

NEW BRUN NSWICK. Nov. S.
The trials in the criminal court be.
fore Judge Peter +. DAILY in the
court Of quarter sessions will be re-.
sumed next Monday and the prose.
cutor's office is busy preparing a list
Of cases ready for trial.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-08

Tomato chop suey soc today at chin.
ese Restaurant. 146 Smith st.
215l 0--il-S-f
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-08
VIII sail Nov. IS

BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. S:-President-
elect Harding will sail from New
Orleans November IS for the canal
zone aboard a United Fruit Com
pany steamer Returning he will
be landed at Norfolk on December
4.
Arrangements have been made
whereby the ship he is to take from
New orleans will remain over one
day from her regular date to ac-
comm odate the party. The stop at
Norfolk will also be made by special
arrangements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
MARYLAND ACQUIRES BIC
HORSE TRAINING STABLES
Fine Breeding Quarters,
AT Laurel.

BALTIMORE. April, l1.--One Of
Maryland's newest and most re
markabic acquisitions is a training
and breeding stable. 'whose owners
chief worry is that it will become
the biggest thing OF It's Kind in tho
world
The owner is Commander J *. l..
Ross. late Of the British navy. Tho
stables are at and near Laurel! one
is at the racctrack and the other; .
on Commander Ross new 7oU-acrc
farm about two miles from the race
track. And well may ii. worry that
It may become the biggest cs,ah-
iish,ncnt of it's kind in the world.
i;cgard il now at the age % less than
a year. -
\ private one-mtlc track in Com
mand.r Ross own front yard t,nd Il
private granGstand. e,
I'm orange and black barn that III .
closes a luartcr-mile exercise rack
the fulfilmcnt OF a horseman',
drearn-thc lik. of which Comuand"r
Ross and his trainer. Guy bcdw.p.
believe exists nowhere else in the
world.
y string Of bloodcd horses-ycarl-
inga. 2-ycar-o!ds and rcjgninr mon
archs of the turf-fifty-thrcc of them
now in actual training for tho spring
race meets and more than score
being used for breeding purposes.
Thirty foais are expected this
spring
Private paddocks. acres of graZinl.
land. clubhouscs for Jockeys. stable
hands and exercise boys. white and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
LARGE AREA INUNDATED
BY RISE IN MISSISSIPPI
United states Engineer Says Their IL
no Cause for Existing Feeling
of I'nnic.
! hN t>~-'' 10 tea ir+SS.

NEW ORLEANS. Anrii ll.-Tho
Mississippi River continued To rise
slowly Today, hat no change in The
prediction for the crest OF tn. Hood
10 reach here was made. while from
EatcheZ and Nicksburg and other up-
river points reports were received Of
a steady rise and emergency forces
w"r. ordered into the field.
Recording rise Of .sevcn-tenths
OF foot in the past twcnty-fou-
hours the water in the Miss:ssinpi
River reached iS3 feet today at
Na;chez which is three feet above the
Hood stage. HarccS were sent ont
today TO points along the lcvecs in
the Naichcz district equipped for any
emergency. United States Junior EN-
ginrcr j. y Wrendt returned today
from trip over the entire Ievee
system N the Na,chez district and re-
ported the "mbanltments in good con
q!tion and said that there was no
cause for the existing feeling Of
panic. The bachwatcr in the Hl,c,s
River district continues to rise slow
IS and a large area tx inundated
From Nicksburg "A cave-!n Is re-
ported at the lower. end OF n p-o.nc.
ton dixie "a Ashbrook Neck. This
d'k" is n spur built 10 hold the lcvee
ana prevent the river breaking
Though. y willow mattress w.ns
placed over the broken end and tho.
cavinS stopped. There is considerable
seepaGc and several points along tho
leNr". but all are being equipped with
SAND ha"S 10 stop any serious laal;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
SPORTS
ELABORATE CEREMONIES TO
MARK OLYMPIC OPENING
Lending Athletes of Thirty Nations
Are Expected 10 Participate
Ia l.nmcS.
i NTW ERE Ap,il li.-r:lnb,

ANTWERP, April li.-i:lnborate
ceremonies win mark the formal
opening Of The Olympic games here
in August, according 10 plans OF the
Belgium Olympic committee.
The date for The Inaugural has been
set Tor Saturday. August II. and the
event viii b. followed by more than
two weeks OF continuous competition
in which the leading athletes OF close
I" thirty nations are expected 10 par
ticipntc.
Tie ceremonies vii! be much the
same as t.to=c which marked tn. be
ginning or tho games al Stockholm in
1912. Tn" athletes and teams OF every
country entered Viii form outside the
stadium proper and at a signal from
tia" royal box. a fanfare Of buglcs
VIII announce the coming Of the men
ana women who on tho following DAYS
VIII contest for Olympic honors. Each
nation VIII Dc assigned :: place la
the parade. which Viii Me past the
royal b"A Ia circuit o! the running;
tract. and later stand a. attention on
the iuii"lG
The tag OF each country will be
borne In IN" fore rank OF tina, par-
t.aular section or group ana the Attn
l"t"S XIII wear a distinctly" civilian
uniform. which Ia the ease of the
United states team az Stockholm CON
tisi"h of white duck trousers and
ties. hlnr sack coats and straw hats
W'h rod. Whit. and blue ribbon
band
III passing Ia" royal box. which viii
be occupied hy tn. King, Queen and
Royal 'rinc" OF i5clg Jun. tho Nag Of
each nation VIII he dropped in salute
ana IN" team members carry their
mats o. caps at attention. Titled and
notable pcrsonngcs from all parts Of
IN" countr% are expected 10 be in at
lenGinc" ma oth": ceremonies ia con
n"eiivn with the opening OF The sta
dunn.
i Lns Albert aud Prime" Leopold Of
i"lE!Ifn Win also attend tho contests
regularly. both in the main stadium
and thOs" adjacent which will b. dc
voted 10 special competitions such as
winning and bicycle races. \ sec
"n1ary stadium 10 sea. 10000 spcc,a-
,"rS Ia being constructed for the
nduhii" cents Win swimming pool
goo feet long, co feet wide and u
i"rt deep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
TEN-PlN RECORD BROKEN
AT RECREATION ALLEYS
Local Team SETS Nrw Mark in Mattel,
Won From N0rfoiL-Ports-
mouth tlI-Stars

i';eakinE all local records for
iAr""-sa'nc bowling. the Recreation,
'e"pin team overcan" a s.e,nln.lv
hopeless handicap of 20 pine in the
second and last .nt"rcity match and
d"i"at"G tn" Norfolk Portsmouth All
Stars by g margin Of sixty-scvcn pins
Tor the two meetings. The local p!n-
Sp'iiors So. high mark Of 3.l,6 pIns
Tor the inr"c games. exceeding the
ip'W"r record bY ciGhty-.cvcn pins
The Nor:olk team came to Rich
m"nd with lead o! 25i pins. con
hi"ui Of taking the second match
M.tH case Tn" locals gained l35
pins in the frs; game. lost forty
'hrec In The second and heat the Wis
Tors l,p'' 70 sIS In the final. Cap
h"ns'and S%ho SO past the three :
score n!!c-pCst. led the way for his
Norfolk follower. being high man
hpih for single game and for the
'hrc"--amr total
Reid, Nuuoi; ana Cook gave an ex-
h"u"n Of bowling never cnuaied OF,
the local alleys
The Sorfo!k team dropped the
dnrkpin match by tn. wide margin
~ ~ pins, the locals taking the
ie'td ia thu second zane and never
being headed Anchor Fidl"r. Of the
local team, carried away the three.
game honors With 4 total Of 42i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
RECITATION AT.sPRISON
u. *. FOR HUNGER STRIKERS
Huge Crowd IN Dublin DrrInimS the
Rosaty in irish In Dcnnu-trn-
:. ton for Slim Erincrs,
I Ny Associateh ~. !

DUBLIN. April IA huge crowd
assembled before the gates of Mount
Joy Prison Saturday night aud re-
cited the Rosary in Irish for the nun
ger strikers. Father Carolan partici-
patcd and was admitted to see his
brother, Councillor Carolan. Sim Fem
member of the Bclfas, Corporation.
who With Alderman McCahc, is con
Sid"rcd TO 10. in the most serious ply
steal condition = -,
Again today hundreds assembled be
for" the prison and remained through
nur .itheydny. hoping that the hunger
strik c,r;. would be released
Chairman Clarke. Of the board Of
vis.liiig31s;iccs to the .IlaQlIn, Dr,suns.
.rnt.ni.ielcrrnm OF appeal to.Ah;.y ic"-
roy. Lord French. to exartisn Gem
cncy. Tie .in.ssagc DECLARED thai,
some Of the strikers. I,:rc dying and
another days dclay"miEht mean .an
appalling tragedy"
y reply was received from the
Castle refusing any mOdihcationts Of
the rui's on the ground that the hun
ger strikers mad been forcwarned Of
tn" consequences. in accorda nee with
Il decision Of thc government Jus
ICc Clarke then resigned from Office
Late tonight the crowd had grown
enormously and soldiers with AN arm
orcd tank We're keeping order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
WORLD BALLOON EVENT
TO START AT SPEEDWAY
'."rh"n bennett Trophy Race tu lie
Held At indianapolis ON
u,.i,k.,

lNDlANAruLlS. IND. April Ii
Announc"mcn: ihat the Gordon
IcEn"t, balloon trophy race. an in
transitional event in which teams
rom France. italy. England. Bel
i.Hm, ihr United States and other
countries ar" expected 20 compete
would ID" held from indianapolis. to-
cay "as confirmed by Theodore l.
-'"f"'S' GENERAL manager Of .hc In
"lHh"ro Ms motor Speedway, which
ni.cc conducted negotiations for me
contest The date. Mr. Movers said,
"iii %" October 30 instead of October
- a s!Een out in New York.
Franc" and italy each hay. en-
cred tAre" teams and England and
i'"iSium "och one team. The United
"iaicS. 1t is understood. w!n enter
three teams from among the 500 II
ccnScd pilots OF tho country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
ANOTHER PERSON DEAD
FROM SPlNACH'P0ISON
Frank Hrck Follows NiGc ~ We
Tim Of Rare Disease =
:. BntuiiSm.
~ Eu,ycrsal Scrvlcc.l .

~ t!yT'EVTH'iI - TWICE.
NEW YORK, Apri LITTLE can
ned spinach which caused the death
Yesterday OF Mrs sarah Hcels, OF
Brooklyn, -clni-tcd another victim to-
day. when htr''hushanl. i'ramK>'ticcl,
20. died fg9nr. hotu;ism. THIS. Spinach
w"s saidr,,io have been. eaittn in u
restaurant. Describing 'botulism as
one Rf.Nnic rarcst of disrasc, Dr.
stanley NJ. King. said:
Thirty t5urs is the span OF life
when the poison begins TO take cf-
feet. Those hours are filled with tho
most intense suffering. The poison
attacks the ccntcrs OF the nervous
system. causing paralysis of the eye
muscles ana Of IN" throat The vic
tim is-conscious though. hut neither
speaks nor swallows. $50 = ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
REP SCHOOLS TO HOLD
TRACK MEET HERE MAY 4
'icdmont Athletic Association Is
Organized With Chatham, Fork
Union AMI Dan,ilir Represented.

y trttDE uti1 track meet % prcpara-
oTy seh"bis'""t. Virginia. under the
uspices .. the newly organized
'iedniomh .rfG2aratogy Athletic Asso-
'iatior, wi.ie,c hcld IN Hichmond at
nc Richmond Collcgo stadium. on
day / The meet is the first ont
DOR event. Of the kind yet to he an
Iounc.L toE .liichmona this Spring.
i4ntuAi1 e. tho even, are Chatham
raining school. Fort Union Military
academy aud Danvi!lc Military Ins,!-
ute.
The II.lihhJrt Preparatory Athletic
|,ssVc!aiD,Ie, r,as orgaut=cl at "a meet
M i'm Ll'm+iburg Oh saturday. with
RANK 'poDsOn. coach "a. Richmond
'ol!cGe ana "rstwhlIc manager OF the
aehn,oot. --.-- scbnl team, ~ prcs.-
"the- o.ucc;5 elected are: pr. Tag
~, v!e.td M % the Dlnv.l!c Baseball
"rpur'S! an, v.C" president. A. J.! as
tie. -Ht., LsiiEIllc Militar; lnstitGtc
renS 'l-1ss Il nn. Malcolm J.. I'lit. o:
rsr IJsES
institution. alreody affiliated with
he Fiehmont. Preparatory Athletic
'Ssociai1oi Arc Chatham T-"inin;;
cho p'?'i'"rh uuion Military Academy
nd tHnri,t Military institute.
virginia Military Institute ard
:andoii.n~ Macon Academy hsv" been
nri'"d ~ h''i'ia,e with tho new or
apizaiiaE ~
cuDA -. BE- offered 10 oach branch
hDofia tor 'hc coming meet. and
interest and rivalry among the con-
estins schools as expected TO be
.rnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
INDICTS NEGRO SOLDIERS
Federal Grand Jury Asks That Tween
t.-F"ur:h toiorcd Infantry he
Rrm0yrd From Bordcr
rs Associated Press. |

SANTA re. y. NJ, April 1.-THE
Federal Grand jury today returned
fifteen indictments against members
of ;he Twenty fourth coiorcd infan-
Try regiment stationed At Columbus.
y NJ. or the past three Years and
recommended 10 the court and the
war Department that this regiment
ne removed from the border The
report stated that the civil auihor.-
Ties were unable 10 cope with the
situation as regards bookkeeping and
gambling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
TENNESSEE CONVENTION :.
:, PROMISES A HOT FIGHT.
Election of Delegates VIII lie watWfy
go; .Centrstrd Between RivD1r4sS'
-, POliticni Factions. 81"
LILY N-Su c!tt"d rr-ss. !.
AEI''T NF,I.l..H 4

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, .NpriIl;Il
Republican. phrtE leaders from EAit
pNS,SrGGt lupS :of State began arriiiit.'
here ipn:ght. ror c:iucuscs proceeding
tho !Sate convention. which usoets
Wednesday ana 'rhioi. S.lll name Our
Observation-Disclosures to-, the natiunJ |
convention at Chicago and nomina &c
two electors at large 10 be voted for.
at the November election. ..",
several contcstlng dcIcgatio,siaSc
demanding seats. the most Interest," :
ing being two from Memphis. one
of them headed by Robert X. Church,
negro poiit,cian, who Will attempt TO
have his all-blacl1 Wdeicgation seated
in preference to thcN"lity white" con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
HEAD OF TRAINING BOARD .
WAS "TO0 SYMPATHETIC
Arthur W. Griffin WINS Asked to Re,
sign for Spending Time in Talk
Ing with Disabled Soldiers.

ByAssociatcd PrcSs-k
WASHINGTON. April I1.--Arthui
w. Griffin, former head of the Nea
York office OF the Federal vocational
rehabilitation board. assigned, to cart
for injured soldiers. told the Hous,
Education Committee today that h,
was asked to resign for being TOT
'Aympat hetic to soldiers" Tho com.
mirtce ia investigating the boardJ
activities. ...-
II was told that I was spending
entirely too much time in interview
ing soliiers,' Mr.. Griffcn said, "and
that my attitude was too sympathet.
ic. while the condition OF the hoard!
funds WAS such that restrictive meas
urcs should be applied to prevent tot
much traininr.' ''' r-i
At the time. Mr.. Griffen asserted
~ per cent OF all the boards fund:
were being spent on administrative
EXPENSE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

black. private spur OF railroad
track To .cnahIc th""-'l.oSs private
cNr To com" closer 10 the ho4Ec than
tic regular baltimore & Ohio line
an electric lighi, and power plant. "a
rnmp!"s station. "a forest full Of
game. Md later on. a golf course.
tennis -eourts apti anything olscpCom-
,nundcr Ross i.apDcn51'to think Of az
Hc goes alonE-. s',;,
m All comprise in iHi.,a:,er. years
development, an tnv.fstmsnt of 5000.
900. .l..s;.,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Knighi ordcrtd,to coronindu

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Arttt Ill
Major LonIh X. Knight. for asSnmbcr
20: months Somnandant at theSlintcd
states aviation repair depot at Mont
go1cry, VINO was succeeded by Major
Lack land, has been ordered TO CO.
ronaGo. Cal, for duty at Rockwell
field. according to information re-
ccivcd here tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
pitcher .Amcs Cc,. ,..,

81 LOUIS. April II.-Th, ,rco,
iiionhl Teicasc of Pitcher Icon 49,,
y merry " member OF the New ynrIi
nd Philadelphia National .,",, y
UPS wa" IrrounceI today bv iho
LOUIS Nationals Pitcher William
oi"g ~, 'aSt. year with Houston. az
&c texas i:"aguc. was released -
aHsIs City. 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
sir"h.E 4" Meet the s,r,,,.,o

y F,N 1UI'k Npril l1.-Jim Ion,Io,
rceh wrestling champion. nini;s
Triangle" LOWS to defeat 10. S,nci,n,.
men me rtrt- meet on Friday ni~h,
Inc Seye1kr first Regiment e..
'o'H' h"ndoS has. met both wr,stlnrs
e bases 'pr"diction on the focf
N.Y. II LOOK Steichcr more than two
ours l" beat him. whereas Lewis
eat him in less than TWO ho,re -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
May RESUME SERVICE
North, German Lloyd Line Is re.
= P"rfed Negotiating With u. =.
shipping HOnrd on Question.

EELlM';t.April ll.-'rhe I:rcmen
c"yrespohdcnt Of tHr vosstche Zci-
ntSs learns that the North ti.rman
Lloyd Steamship Company. following
me example Of the. Iiasthurg Amer
tGhn Company. IS ncsotSaifng with
thc United States Shipping BOARD
With a. y!iaS:;to rcsuming its services
!Ehc coipruifN; aims to have it's for
tncr stcikmtrs released. and sail un 6.
.ltr the fmerican%1as. while. it Of
ii"rs crews. port 4MI9rks and tech
ntral equipment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
FOOD SUPPLIES SHORT
Strike Ties Jp Large shipments p'
Meats, Live stock and
Produce.
fBy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. April 11.-Reservt
supplies of foodstufs at principal
distributing centcrs already nave
been depleted asa result of the rat,-
road strikes, the Department of Asri'
culture announced today. Large
shipments of meats, live stock and
produce were in transit today, bu,
arrivals will be moro or less at'
fec,ed by local strikes at junction
,points." an official summary by thS
department said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
MincIicstcr scn g..

~ ~ Eis. NDril 1.-THE Win.
icSIc' 10y scout baseball team vns-
Ji, "tl'fnoon defeated Royne
'.s Iti'"oi "a TO S. both sides f.at.
nnns III a Spectacular game Tbo
o ', scouts also defeated EcrryyiIlo
iish Hchool Hast week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Daniel j. Kelly Ix DcnJ.

BAKER. OREGON. April lI.-Dan.
i"l j Kelly, aged 81. holder OF the
worlds record Of . 80 seconds for
ne loo-yard dash. died at Fcrnie. e.
:" OF pneumonia. according 10 word
received here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
led Sh--fROUNCE GIANTS
IN PRESEASON SKlRMlSH
tnit"ra ipW1 0nrin- ON Mound Twiri
Gnihc Tint Puts HiG boys
trirf

rs. Universal service
NEW. IteE. .Npri lI-Thc Rcd
"T With i.Dii"rs and Devinv tw.r!-
az from +>t----nound, administered q
c2Hnc!rE.6 IL Giants ~ the I'olo
!Touno .I'dN- b% seer. Oh TO q.
on f3fietF' field. ErDokiyn. III
,odFers. 7'NA beaten nv the YANKEES.
Thounnuds?s-n ;trac;cd by tine Zinc
,ei'heE auyThod There pro season
IkirInIS hes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
'"rk johnson settles in Tin .yunnn.

San DlEO. CAL. April 1l-Jncl;
Johnson is now a iulI-nedged resident
or TIA Inana. lie has purchased Il
cafe and dance hall iherc. and will
make That Mexican town his nom.
he asserts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Casey Coo, Ia ,,oun, r,,o,,

ALLIANCE. OHIO. April 1I.-Edd!e
asey. star half back OF last years
Harvard eleven. Will coach the Mount
MON CoilcSSfootbail team next fail.
erms woES aosed with him today by
: FL. Dawson, Cleveland attorney,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Iynchburr w.arkcr. r,rn

'>I'ih' 10 April IA move.
ncnt has been s;artcJ bcro
rGanization OF citv Ic,.,,n s ere
'ascball teams rcorcscu;inr i,,,,,
rial plants in ana near ,bc ci,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

tut:;" Hrinin. the Na,ion,I.

Sli!NGTpN April ~ Jack cal.
D. cubau outfcld.r. who was vr,r
lc Nationals IN Gr.Hth's carly dovs
'!!i rnjoin tho club before thr Oman.
lS OF Tie season. IL has pu-c,,.,.,,
is release fr4m the san Francisco
lnb oI ih"--Focidr Coast League.
hri" no 2 on" Of the lcadir,,
,t!''N aEATearH ago I!c ala not
"a! ~ isnd.n ieS last year. He was
't",,f .a against the Nationals
'ampa 1lii--:,i, ana G.l,i..; 80
rln''A looks 70 him 20 MAKE = area,
!,t"f II" VIII be used as utflifv
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
AI ION'S.

VT EoN'S.
 New York life to' the very core is the essence or the famous Fox meiodram. While New York Sleeps" which is running at Fox's this week. There is so much to be said in favor of this remarkable picture that much will have to go unsaid. Space does not permit an extensive review. but there are. certain points in connection with its construction and its execution that cannot. with justice to the producers, 20 unmentioned. Among the unusual points of interest with which this pie ture k overilowing Is Il gorgeous scene from Florenz Ziegfeld's Midnight Frolic show. exquisite scenes, from the Cafe Palais Royal, and a thrilling pistol battle between the New York police and a hand of river thieve which occurs on East River within the shad dow of the famous Brooklyn bridge. Interesting glimpses of New York's Gay White Way and some excellent shots of the famous New York skyline serve as an atmospheric backgro and Tor the action.
 Tonight will sec the last showing of Tongues Of Flame" the seventh ep- isode of that serial supreme. Bride 13." While New York Sleeps will continue as the feature picture for the next three days. There will be an en- tire change of the rest Of the bill, which will include our weekly fun purveyors. Mutt and Jef in '~rhe League Of Nations" Larry Semon in '"rhe Stage Hand" and You Tell Elm Lions Roar as we'll as the Fox News. As usual on Thursday there will be an entire change of the vaudeville bill.