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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
THEATRES



Next Monday will see Mollie Will
Jams, the removed star and burles-
que's only woman producer. INSTALL
ed at the Majestic theatre at the
head of Mollie Williams Greatest
Show. Miss Williams has this sea-
son provided an unusual amount of
diversion and her production will
be founl in every essential the most
remarkable production she has ever
offered the burlesque public. As
sisting her is such talent as Teddy
Mcnamara, Cy Jazz" Plunket, Bill
ly Purcella, Don Trent. Frank Fan
ming. Evelyn Ramsay. Jane West.
Louise Worthington and Pep Bed
ford. The production is in two acts
and seven scenes and is entitled
"Barrelled Up" and THE Midnight
Collie" There is a chorus of COM
pelling beauty which radiates
through the entire production and
there are many specialties and fea-
lures which will be found very much
but of the ordinary. One of the big
features is The Unknown Law" a
tragic episode of the North told in
a dramatic playlet, in which Miss
Williams is supported by Frank
Tanning and Don Trent. The other
big features included stunning
fashion review and the Candy and
Farmerette number.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
Double Features at Crescent

Today. tomorrow and Saturday
the Crescent theatre offers two big
feature pictures. One of these is
Bryant Washburn in "A Full House"
and the other Hobart Bosworth in
1.-THE Brute Master"
In the production of "A Full
House" Mr.. Washburn appears as
George Howell, a young attorney
who gets into most amazing diff
culties when he leaves his bride for
few hours to go on business trip.
This journey has a most amusing
maze of complications involving an
other mans love letters. stolen jew
elry. policemen and thieves.
Hobart Bosworth, known to mo-
ton picture patrons the world over
for his portrayals of herman"
characters, is starred in THE Brute
Master" by Charmion X. London,
widow of the late Jack London. 1t
is the story of man who early in
life became possessed by the thought
that only through brute strength
could he hope to make his way sue
cessfully in the world, and who,
after years of living on this princi-
pie. was suddenly brought face to
face with cultured and highly
sensitized American girl who taught
him the real meaning and beauty of
life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
NO MORE MURDER CASES
TO Be TRIED THIS WEEK

tRy Evening News staf CorresponoentJ
NEW BRUNSWICK. March "a
Justice James J. Bergen announced
today that with the completion OF
the Knight murder case no other
cases will be tried this week. Fol-
lowing the announcement the JUS
tice excused all jurors but those
hearing the Knight case. The jurors
were told to report for duty on
Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock
when the trial Of Joseph Trimmer,
twenty-four years old, of New Mar
ket, will begin.
Trimineri is accused with the
murder of Henry Kouhapp, OF New
Market. a gun and iron bar beng
used in the murder. TriminerIs
father and mother are held as ac-
completes in the case. The staying
was a result Of quaTels between the
Trimineri family which IS Italian
and Kouhapp. who was a German.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
PLEAS HEARD IN
COUNTY COURT
Forgery Charge and Several
Other Cases Before Judge
DAILY Today.

TBy Evening News staf Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, March "a
The following pleas were heard and
sentences passed today by Judge
Peter +. DAILY in the quarter sessions
court:
Morris Weiss, thirty-six years old,
pleaded guilty to forging and uttering
checks without sufficient funds in
the bank. Weiss is married and has
several children, the youngest of
whom is but six months old. Some
time ago his case was turned over
to the probation officer and a chance
given him to make good, this he did
not try to do. He has already served
two terms in the state prison for
like offenses. He was sentenced to
not less than four and not more than
seven years on the forgery charge
and not more than three nor less
than one on the uttering charge.
Steve Larris. Frank Reesler ana
August Kalita, pleaded guilty TO
breaking, entering and larceny. The
cases were referred to the prohibi-
ton officer for investigation.
James Tizzaro and Fred Tizzaro
are charged with the Illegal sale of
liquor. James was not in court. Fred
pleaded not guilty and was placed
under $500 bail.
Eolislan Chapie and Kosetenty
Roskowski. charged with the Illegal
sale of liquor. pleaded not guilty.
They were placed under $500 bail.
Marion Rivers pleaded guilty to
CARRYING concealed weapons. He
was placed in the care of the proba-
ton officer for investigation.
Thomas Smith. of Perth Amboy.
pleaded not guilty 20 the charge of
breaking and entering. He was
placed under 500 bail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
"Tbe Trail of the Lonesome Pine"

Those who have read John Fox
Jr.'s widely read book. "The Trail
of the Lonesome Pine" and had
their minds flooded with sunshine
as they followed June along the
lonely trail to the rugged. gaunt,
lonesome pine that guarded Lone
some Cove, will be lost in happy
bewilderment as they strike the
same trail hewn by Eugene Walter
in this splendid production.
While John Fox, Jr, let us trace
the life of June in the written page,
Eugene Walters leads us, as it were.
gently by the hand. and we follow
Louise Price, WHO impersonates the
wild mountain girl with deep SYM
pathy and with a most delightful
manner, above, beyond, the purple
tops of the Cumberland mountains,
into realms of romantic love. The
management have struck a joyous
keynote of colorins in the beautiful
scenic establishment they have
lent their production for not only
does painter and author charmingly
interweave their conception of scene
and action. but they have given on
the stage a truer Interpretation of
the promitiVeness of the denizen of
the Virginia Hills, than one could
possibly believe from the printed
pages of Mr.. >Fox's delightful narra-
tive.
You arc introduced to June and
&c the man who means so much in
her life, at the very rise of the cur
tain. They meet in the shadow of
the towering. whispering pine, ma
tures motif of a forest melody an
idea which runs through the play
in responsive reverberation and in
which we fairly hear the thought
echo of too low they build. who
build beneath the stars" Louise
Price, barefooted in the character
of June garbed in the ragged home
spun dress of a rough mountain
GERS daughter. foreshadows from
/ the first the greatest of the miracles
of chi!dhood-the dawn OF love and
| true womanhood, but the shadow
/ of jealousy is thrown across the trail
when Dave, who hopes to marry his
cousin June. watches in sheer des-
peration the awakening of her love
| for Jack Holt. THE Trail of the
Lonesome Pine" will appear at the
| Majestic next Tuesday, March 80
ma tinee and night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
WOODBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Finn have
moved into one of the newly erect
ed houses in Moore avenue.
The Mems Club of Trinity church
are planning for another vaudeville
to be held in the high school on Fri
day night. May 5.
The schools of the township will
close this afternoon and remain
closed until next Wednesday morn
ing. March 80.
The w. A. c. basketball team will
play the Knights of Columbus team
of Perth Amboy in the high school
tonight. The proceeds from the game
will be given to the senior class to
help defray the expenses of the trip
to Washington. d. C. AS a prelim-
mary game the Woodbridge high
school girls will play the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad girls. This should
prove an exceedingly big attraction.
The w. A. c., are anxious to show
their appreciation for the use of the
school 70 rtheir games. and take this
means to do so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
Niidcets al Plcasing Esent

Under the leadership of Mrs.
David Metzendorf and Miss Victoria
Metzendorf the Y. w II. \. Mid
gets held their fourth successful
meeting in the Y. NJ. II. A. Business
of importance was discussed and
the Midgets planned many events 20
aid the building fund of the asso-
citation. Miss jeanette Greenspan
is president of the club and is as
sisted by the following officers: Vice
president, Miss jeanette Goldberger:
secretary, Miss Ruth Alpern, and
treasurer. Miss Pearl Wedeeu. Any
Jewish girl between the ages of
eight and twelve years is eligible for
membership and may join at the
next meeting. Wednesday afternoon,
pril s. at 4 o'clock in the Y. NJ. H.
A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
Y. M. c. A.

The March lecture in Y. NJ. G. A.
attendance race will be held tonight.
This lecture is open to any boy VINO
is thinking of going to Camp way
wayanda next summer. The lecture
will be illustrated by lantern slldes
showing camp scenes. -,
The annual Easter egg hunt VIII
he held next Saturday afternoon
This is an open air hunt for various
articles hidden out in the country
the winner receiving a prize of Eas-
ter eggs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better L Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

If your skin Is yellow-complexion
pdli6 tongue coated-appetite poor
YOU have had taste IN your mouth
) lazy. no-good teeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets sub
stitute for calomei-were prepared by
DR.. Edwards after II years OF study.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tahletsarea purely
vegetableonmpoundmxed w1thobveoil.
You win know them by their olive color.
Tohaves clear pink SKIN bright eyes.
no pimpIes. feeling Of buoyancy like
childhood days syou must getat thecause.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the llvef arso bowels Iikr cabomel-yet
have GO dangerous after ELECTS
They start the bile and overcome con-
situation. Take one On two nightly and
note the pleasing results Millions OF
bunes are sod annually at l5c and 3oc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
Sentence ex-PatroIman

NEW YORK, March 24-Formof
Patrolman Cornelius ]. Flood, con-
victed on last Friday of manslaugh-
ter in the second degree was sem
fenced today by Judge Mott In gen.
eral session to three to seven years
in state prison. On motion of
Floods counsel Judge Mott granted
a certificate OF reasonable doubt
and fixed bail at 10000. The bail
of $4,000 was also fixed for former
Patrolman Robert O'Brien, who
with Flood was indicted for first de-
gree murder for killing James Cush-
ing is. on an apartment house root
in 1918, while the boy was flying
lignOns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24

Major Seller is native of Roch-
ester. y. Y. and was for many years
connected with the Baptist church
of that city. At the age of q he
moved to Philadelphia. where he
became Interested in the work of the
salvation Army to such an extent
that he now dovotes his life TO the
service of aiding unfortunates. He
took a course in the Salvation Army
Training College in New York and
since then has been stationed IN
various parts of New York, Penn,
svlvania. Ohio. Connecticut and
New Jersey. Major Seller is known
in Salvation Army circles as a good
speaker. a deep thinker and an ex-
cellent commander of the New Jer-
sew division. The services VIII be
conducted by Major Seller. assisted
by Capt. C. Campbell, the divisional
secretary. and the public IS eordl-
ally invited to attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24

Princess Whitedeer Mohawk In
dian and interpretative dancer of
New York, has taken up the toma-
hawk to fight for suffrage for In
who on the moment of the collision
was thrown between the two cads.
Mr.. Esterman was evidently return
ing from the market at Carteret as
mis- small truck was filled with boxes
and baskets and Mr.. Anness had
lust finished his lunch at the hotel
a. that corner and was on his way
othe factory. At the immediate
.orner Esterman either lost his
read or lost control OF the car and
he cars came together, scratching
he right side OF the larger one and
,ending the mud guards of the
ruck, while Mrs. Esterman was
,inned between the machines.
Mrs. Esterman was rescued from
between the cars and taken to the
,ffice of Dr. Hoagland in Mr.. An
aess' car, where it was found that
40 serious injuries were sustained.
Mrs. Esterman suffered from a Sc
we're shock and a slight brulse on
one of her Singers. After proper
medical attention Mr.. and Mrs. Es-
,erman went on their way to Perth
Aniboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24

over 900 candidates from more
than 1855 lodges will be inducted
into the mysteries of odd Fellow
ship at the special session for de-
gree work to he held in the Armory
at orange under the auspices of the
Grand Lodge o fthe Independent or
der of odd Fellows on the night or
May 81, when the North Jersey con-
tingent of the order gathers to wit
ness the exemplification of the de-
grees by the degree staff of Mount
Pleasant Lodge, of Schenectady,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
Another Ten-Cent Fare Plea

TRENTON, March 24.-Another
ten-cent trolley fare application has
been filed. making three now before
the new Public Utility Board com :
posed of Messrs. Treacy, Osborne
and Bacharach. The New Jersey
and Pennsylvania Traction Corpora
ton, which operates line between
this city and Princeton. is the lat
est company to join the ranks OF
those who want ten-cent fare.
The new utility board is holding
its first hearings today in its New
ark offices, and action suspending
the new rate from here to Prince
ton will likely be taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
SAL VATION ARMY MAJOR
TO VISIT CITY TONIGHT

For some time Capt. Garrett Kip
house. of the local branch OF the
salvation Army. has been planning
for the visit of Major Seller, the d.
visional commander. He will be
here today. According 20 present
arrangements there will be special
open air services on the corner OF
New Brunswick avenue and smith
street at 1880 o'clock tonight. fol-
lowed by lively meeting IN the
auditorium, 315 Madison avenue. at
& o'clock
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
MACHINES COLLIDE
IN WOODBRIDGE
rBy Evening News corresDoncent.l

BY Evening News CoFfespohttlI'I
WOODBRIDGE. March "a
Shortly after no IN yesterday the de-
livery truck owned by Morris Ester
man. of 315 Smith street. Perth
Amboy, on its return trip from Car
teret to Perth Amboy, collided at
the corner of Railway avenue and
Grneene street with the seven pas
singer car owned by Fred F. Anness
of woodbridge. Both cars were
driven by the owners, while the for
mer was accompanied by his wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
cARn OF THANKS

The undersigned desire to thank an re-
lations and friends who so kind as
sisted them during their recent pereaVs-
mant: they wish to especially thank all
who sent such beautiful flowers also
the parties who sent cars and Rev: RI
Prendergast and f. j. Mullen. Undertake.
Also Raritan River r. Il. Employees ol
South Amboy.
MRS. ROBERT COLLINS.
MIR. JOHN COLLINS AND FAMILY
15o9-3-24-t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
international Action.

WASHINGTON, March 24.-All
papers in the war department rela-
ting TO the case of Grover 9. Berg
doll, escaped American draft evader,
row in Germany, transmitted 10 the
state department at direction of Sec
tary Weeks. with a request that they
be reconsidered from an internation-
al viewpoint.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
Make Up
Your Mind
Right Now
You Can Be Well II You Will Build Up
Your Blood.
prpTo-MaNGAN MAKES RED BLOOD
Start Now to Put Yourself in Good Trim
to Fight Disease

The matter of possessing good ~ nesaen ,,s,,
depends largely upon yourselt. II YOU u
-. ,n,na 20 do the things that rea-
son and experience have taught to oe
best for your health. you can oS mss
nnisss Won have some dangerous oisease'
You have a body and II requires care.
nature automatically adjusts things IoI
Won IN to a certain point. When you
blood becomes clogged and full OF polson
snd that is what happens when you
overwork or strain-your vitality Ivns %
low Nature needs help for ume. .vu ~
nerd a good tonic. Pepto-Mangan Is @ rnt
tonic to take. 1t builds red blood. Iry
II for few weeks and see now ihuen
better and stronger you feel.
epto-Mangan will improve you
beaiti Pepto -Mangan is sold In ooti
LIQUID and tablet form. There Is no alI,
ference in medicinal value. rake eP,aei ne,
kind YOU prefer But be sure you *, Ee,
~ genuine pto-Mangan-"Gudes Ih'
full name-"Gude's Pepto- o-Mansah
should be on the package-AdV'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24
At the Ditmas Theatre

4 wonderful love story of the far
east and the American west coast
is The First Born" the new Rob-
ertson-COle super-special picture,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-24


starring Sessue Hayakawa, which
will be shown for the first time at
the Ditmas theatre. Aside from a
story and cast of unusual excellence.
the detail and settings of the pic
ture make it one of the most per-
feet productions ever flashed on the
silver sheet.
In the leading role of Chan Wang.
a boatman of the Hoang-Ho river in
China, Sessue Hayakawa has the
greatest opportunity of his career as
a moving picture star. Critics are
agreed that the famous japanese
actor is at his best and this means
much when his excellent work in
former Robertson-Co productions
is taken into consideration.
In the cast with Hayakawa are
Helen Jerome Eddy, Marie PAWS
Wilson Hummel, ''Sonny-Boy'
Warde, and the two Japanese actors,
Goro Kino and Frank Seki.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
Styles and Sizes

You will find here for selec-
ton II styles of beds in either
Brown Mahogany or Walnut and
IN full size 40 or twin size 3-3.
All Of these beds are made in
Grand Rapids which assures you
of Quality whether your choice
be a low price Bed or one that is
higher because of being heav-
Ter or more carving.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28

Commissioner Fftzsimmons saw fl
to send the wagons out April Is
Eight wagons were on the job all
summer.
There was an unusually large
amount of garbage collected this
year, according 10 Commissioner
FItzsimmoEs, indicating greater
wastefuiness. But every housewife.
he said. cooperated In fine spirit
with the city in preventing the
spread of disease by adhering to the
rules of the department of public
health and safety with respect to
the disposal of garbage.
Since the city will discontinue
collecting garbage there probably
will be a few families, who, delay
ing to start the winter fires, might
attempt to dispose OF their garbage
by throwing : it in the alleys. This
practice will not, be tolerated, and
offenders will be prosecuted, it is
threatened
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
Day Beds complete with Box Spring and Roll

National Advertising in the
magazines has created a big de-
mand for Day Beds of a popular
style and price-price we men
ton because formerly only those
with means could have them.
AS an extra bed or taking the
place of the old fashioned couch
they really fill an important
place in the home.
Spencer's Show s Patterns
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
COLLECTIONO OF
GARBAGE ENDS
Housewives Are Asked to Burn
Table Scraps I'm Stove or
Furnace After To-day.

Collection OF garbage by the city
will be continued today. IT was an
nounced by William Fitzsimmons,
commissioner OF public health and
safety, and Monday householders
will be required to burn in their
own stoves and furnaces all waste
which formerly was collected by the
city wagons and burned in the
municipal incinerator.
Practically every family will have
q fire in stove or furnace at least
a part OF each day from now until
spring, and it is a simple matter to
drain the garbage, wrap it in paper
and toss il in the fire box, the COM
missioner says.
Collection of garbage was started
last spring two weeks earlier than
usual because of the premature
warm weather. It has always been
the custom TO begin the collection
OF garbage on May l, but this year
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Illinois.

Jiggs Mahoney and Maggie. his
irrePressibIe better half: Dinty
Moore and the rest of the Mahoney
clan have invaded the sacred and
dangerous confines of Wall street,
with the result that one may ex-
pect a grand old time at the ILL.,
nois theatre Tomorrow night, where
Bringing Up Father in Wall
Street." the latest George MeManus
triumph. will hold the boards. The
latest version of the popular Nc
Manus cartoons OF the same title is
a typical musical comedy in ewo
acts and five scenes interspersed
with real melodies. real features,
screams, outlaws, riot of color, hi
larity and laughs and a capably
interpreted company. This attrac-
tion comes direct from the Metro
politan opera house, Philadelphia,
and the Manhattan opera house,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
"MenthO-Laxene Is the Best
Cough Medicine KDOWn-Espe-
cially 1t Worked Wonders
With Our Children
From a Mothers Letter.

Doubt. IS said to be- our one worst enemy
Often people suffer months. sometimes
years. with severe coughing and conIna
Gus fresh colds" not knowing or not De-
lieving that science has found most e.
ficient and practically sure relief Tor slcA
conditions. tif Il - not corsumDffT0. - D .f
makers of Nentho-Laxene guarantee 70
suits from every bottle. OF p,-tr ~ igt+.'-
purchase price and in ten years less ihaH
so persons have asked for money DacA-
-Four thousand barrels Of Meutho-l4aEehF
syrup were used last year and each StasoA
finds A greater number Of satisfied Users.
Each bottle has directions how TO make
a full Pint of cough syrup. simply AM
easIiy-or it can be used IN 10 drop o07ea
lust as you buy IT. Concentrated
For Ahrouic colds coughs. bTonchitls.
hoarseness. difficult breathing, whooplnE
cough We believe there Is nothing 0etVe!
especially for our chi .drUu, as Mrs ran
Hauck OF COVington Ky states II. ioai
druggist has it or can get 30 from MS 4oV
Der Try il today Advertise nj
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
SCOTT COUNTY NEEDS
90 BRIDGES IN 1922

]. N. MaIly, engineer of Scott
county. says the county will have
to build at least 20 new bridges
in 1922 to replace obsolete wooden
His report was made
10 the members of the county board
an inspection of the 450
bridges in the county.
Contracts for the construction
work will be awarded in the early
spring.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28

Granger. who has accepted a call
from a church at Hammond. Ind
The pastorate committee is o. l..
Smith. Mrs. Dora Taylor, Lawrence
Brown, W. E. CEulpetzer and S. R.
Davis.
After the election of the pulpit
committee, the meeting was turned
into a love feast for the outgoing
pastor and his wife.
Rev. Mr.. Granger was presented
with a reference bible by the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
BAPTTSTS NAME
CO MITE E TO
CHOOSE PASTOR

Members of the congregation OF
the First Baptist church. meeting
IN the church to consider the va
cancy in the pastcrate caused by
the resignation of Rev. j. {. Or
anger. named a committee 10 Sc
cure a clergyman to succeed Mr.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28

New York, the homes OF grand OPP
era.
At the Rialte.
When q man tries to effect a
reconciliation between his pal and
his pals wife. he usually lands in
hot water, even though the scheme
was proposed by his pal.
This is what happened to Patrick
Murnhy (Owen Moore) in Sooner
or Later" which opens q one-day
engagement at the Rialto theatre
today. Patti ick enters into a con-
spiracy with his bosom friend, Rob-
ert Ellis, to do the Sherlock Holmes
act and locate the whereabouts of
Roberts wife. The young bride
has disappeared from home and
Robert believes that she has be-
come false to her marriage vows
and has fed from his manly pro-
lection.
Patrick sets forth on his mission
and then the complications begin
to arise. He abducts a girl who
proves to be the wrong girl, and
before the confusing tangles have
been Strengthened he finds himself
married to a girl whom he before
had never known.
Sooner or Later" is straight
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-28
RLiNTnS CENSuRED.

washington. Oct. 2S-The house
of representatives voted to censure
Representative BlantQn. Democrat,
of Texas. after a resolution for his
expulsion failed to pass by eight
votes.