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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
THEATRES
strand Theatre Features.

Crowded houses have been the
rule at the Strand theatre since the
showing Of The Idle Class started
a run there.
For ''The Idle Class is Charles
Chaplin's latest First National at
traction. and it has demonstrated
that this talented comedian has
about as many followers in this city
as there are citizens. as the box Of
fee cashier and the ushers can tes-
tify.
1t is q new kind Of a Chaplin
comedy, for IL shows him in two
roles-that OF the familiar tramp
and as the absent-minded husband.
Arriving in town on the train which
the beauteous young wife uses to
reach the summer resort. Charles
crawls out of his box compart-
mcnf' beneath the Pullman sleeper.
and dusts off his tattered glof bag,
in which there are two clubs which
heve seen better days. He ensconces
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
Metuchen Democrats to Meet

METUCHEN, Oct. 1S:-The Me-
tuchen Democratic Club will hold a
mass meeting tomorrow night in
their headquarters on the second
floor of the post office building. AL
though the present borough admin
istration is Republican, the Demo-
Gratis have prepared a complete
ticket and will attempt to gain con-
troll at the coming election. All the
candidates for the borough offices,
and probably all of the county Office
candidates, will address the meet
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18

closest companion. and who was also
in love with the intrepid and re-
sourceful D'Artagnan, is n of the
most naive interpretations this clev-
err little actress has ever given us.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
At The Majestic.

You will not be satisfied with one
view of "Margie" the delicious musl-
cal comedy which will be presented
at Majestic this afternoon and to-
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
Site News

PRINCETON, Oct. 1S:-Franklin
D'Olier, former commander of the
American Legion, and Major Gener-
al John +. Organ, commander OF
the Twenty-seventh Division of the
American Expeditionary Forces,
have accepted invitations to address
the students conference on the limi-
tation of armament to be held In
Princeton October &c.
Four college presidents have writ
ten President Hibben, of Princeton,
in regard to the plan for the confer.
ence. They are +. A. Aldermen, o.
virginia; H. A. Garfield, of Williams
w. H. p. Faunce, of Down, and H
P. Judson, of Chicago. Dean T
Marvin, of Rutgers. also has sent
similar letter.
MADISON, Oct. 18:-Three eigh'
teen-hole golf courses, n exclu'
sively for women, one for bushes.
men and one a championship course
are claimed by the Meadowbrooi
Club here.
NEWARK, Oct. 18.-George s
Ridner of Montclair, foamer prohib'
ition enforcement agent, convicted
by a federal jury of extorting $4,000
from Caesar Vazzalo. East Ruther
of the Volstead act. was sentenced
here yesterday by Judge Bodine t.
pay the maximum penalty provided
for his offense. He must serve three
years in Jail and pay a fine of $4,000
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18

Great Picture at Crescent.
1.-THE Foolish Matrons," the at
traction at the Crescent theatre
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18

To Have Autumn Dance
JAMESBURG. Oct. 18.-The an
nual autumn dance will be held in
st. James hall. Jamesburg, tomor-
row night at s o'clock. Music by
Bunn's special orchestra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

Newark. April 23.-On Friday even
ing. next. April 20. Willard Spencer's
comic opera Miss Bob White" will be
given in the Newark Opera House.
The Girls Glee Club. OF the Women's
College. and the Mems Glee Club. Of the
Mems College Of the University Of Del
aware have combined forces for the
production Of Miss Bob White. This
is the most ambitious work attempted
in recent years by any musical clubs OF
the university.
Rehearsals are being held almost
daily in Wolf Hall. The opera is under
the direction Of Miss Dora Wilcox. di-
rector of music at the Women's Col
lege. Miss Edna Pratt 81, Will accom-
pany al the piano.
The story Of the opera concerns two
young millionaires who. TO pay an cleo
ton bet. are compelled to spend two
months as tramps. They obtain work
on the farm Of Friend" Rodd. In the
meantime the heroine OF the opera. Miss
Livingston, New York society belle,
in love with one of the millionaires.
learns Of the bet. She disguises her
self as Miss Bob White" milknaid,
and comes TO work on the same farm.
Things move quite rapidly for her and
the two young adventurers. The far
mer's charming daughter. Goldenrod,
adds her share to the fun. The con
clusi0n is a very happy one
Miss Helen Fisher. '21. President Of
| the Women's College Glee Club. viii
appear in the title role. Her voice
shows up advantage in all her songs.
and her acting is very Wei done. As
| the charming milkmaid she viii appear
| in a most captivating part. Eleanor
| Vinyard. %. as the pretty farmer S
daughter, and Beatrice Naylor. %. as
! Miss Autumn, are other stars of the
cast.
The two glee clubs have in their
membership the best singers in the
university. some of the freshmen are
| showing up very well. The singing of
| the upper -classmen. including Dantz,
Rowan, Daley and Christfield is up TO
old-time form.
The following is the complete cast:
Artie Sue Billion, L. =. DAILY %.
Billy Cav Million. ] G. Christfield. %.
Duke of Hightitles, English peer.
| Clifford Smith, -.
Lord Bashful, his son, f. J Rowan, %.
"Friend" Samuel Rodd. farmer. Irving
Boggs, q.
Jack Heartie sailor, G. F. wap-
| les, '21.
O. Yankemin. a suburban cop, Harold
Repp, %.
George Washington De Cere, butler,
| r r Dantz. %.
| Nagg, a hunter, Herbert Kirk, "a.
Brush a hunter, H. p. Yost. '23-
| Miss Livingston. Miss Bob White.
| Miss Helen Fisher. 21.
Goldenrod. farmer Rodd's daughter
| Miss Eleanor Vinyard. "a.
Miss Liveinthepast Autumn. Miss
| Beatrice Naylor 23.
Miss Schuyler, a one -only-al Dame
| Miss Mabel Bromley, "a
Maggie. Miss Myra Everett, %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
CHINESE FANTASY.
"The Eastern Gate" 10 be Given mt the
New Century Club.

The New Century Club will offer I'm
The Eastern Gate" n Chinese fan
tasy. to be given by the dramatic talent
OF the club. one of the most ambitious
affairs as yet attempted by local anna
tcur talent.
The play will be staged next Satur-
day evening under the direction of Mrs.
William c. Blatz. Mrs. Edgar Fell
is in charge of the costuming. The pro-
gram is as follows:
The Eastern Gate"-A Chinese fan
tasy by Grace Norton Rose, with
music by Jack Manley Rose.
The Cast
Phyllis Merrill, an American
Miss Pauline vrooman
Jim Burbank. American physician---
William Mcgear. Jr.
Yeh Chan Sum. a Chinese student
John BechteI
Hi Am Sum. high Chinese merchant
Joseph Brosi,m
Dit To Sum. mother of Yeh Chan Sum-
Mrs. Beacon
Foo Ice Sum. dauRhter-in- law
Mrs. j. Hatch
Lesser Wife OF HI Am Sum
Miss Madeleine Reed
Knoto Yung. Yeh Chan's wife. No. -
Mrs. Charles Cnx
Maids
Pcttee Su. Mrs. John Brady
Bettee Lu.......M Miss Barbara Bach
Coolies
Sting ..s..-.J. NJ. Schneider
Stung ...............H II. f. Edwards
Gwang. head Coolie w Chauvent
Clack- s- Io great grandmother of Hi
Am ............ Miss Jessie Seaman
h-Ah-Tu. a poet singer j. II. Taylor
All Spud. a shopkeepcr. .. w. HeaId
Happee. his assistant .... w Walker
Moy. sing song girl
Miss Alice Satterthwaite
Ah Charlie, laundry boy Mr.. Sweeney
Hop Long tn. passcr by
Miss Miriarr Hawkins
Dancers
Mrs. Brady. Mrs. Hatch. Miss Haw-
l<ins. Miss Bach, MIR. Megear. Mr.. Head.
Mr.. Walker and MIR. Sweeney.
Wedding guests
Mrs. +. Traynor. T. ]. Taggart, C.
Dickey f. Reynolds A. NJ. Penn and
Miss NJ. Reed.
ProIogue-Phynis Merrin's sitting
room.
Act Outside the gate
Act 2-Inside the gate.
Act 3-Same as Act 2.
Epilogue-Same as prologue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
University Glee Clubs to
Present "Miss Bob White"
by Elsie Leona re wooleyhan.
uRa CLARENCE pr JEnvg.

OnIy-al Danes, Miss Gladys Wilcox,
%: Marian Rodney. %; Mildred Horsey,
% Reba Russell. "a Pauline Pryor.
%.
At last the characters FOR the play
The Hue and Cry After Cupid" by
Ben Jonson have been chosen. This
play Will he given on May Day. May -.
before the May Queen. Madeline Dixon.
q The list Of characters is as follows:
Venus" Helen Groves. % Cupid. i
Ruth weiiie. %. The Three Graces. :
Dorothy Ford. %. Eleanor Cannon.
-; Gertrude Rouse. %: Vulcan. /"
Elizabeth Taylor. %; .Hyman. Marian
Hatfield. % "Pyeacmon. Anne Van
Zant. '2f
on Thursday. April q. 'tryouts'' for
the annual spring play were held, DR..
Foster. faculty advisor At the Dramatic
Club was present al this meeting. As
yet. Mabel X. Tebo. =, president Of
Continued on page IA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Social House Party.

A social house party was held We'd
nessday evening at the home of Miss
Margaret Comfy, 927 Lombard street.
The evening was spent in dancing. play
ing parlor games and music. Misses
Beuhla Short and Olevia Holiday en-
tertained with feature dancing. A
lunch was served. Those present were:
Misses Ester Giles, Olevia Holiday,
Beuhla Short. Mary Davis, Margaret
Comfy, Edna Jones and Arabella Jones,
Mrs. Chas. Boyer and Mrs. Grace Mar
vel; c. b. Myers. William Sturgis.
Marshall Sample, Cleveland Lake, Will
liam T. Herbert. James Young, Ben
Sturgis, Chas. Birmingham, Vinton
Marvel and III. l. Allen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Y. w. C. A. CALENDAR

Monday.
900 p. Friendship Club. club
club rooms.
7.3O p. Parliamentary Law Class.
club rooms.
Tuesday.
315 p. m.-Pollyanna Girl Reserve
Corps. club rooms.
S.45 p. m.-Wcst End Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
3.45 .. m-Hiawat tina Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
3.45 p. Wawataisi Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
7.30 p. u.-F. i. c. Club. club rooms.
Wednesday.
$50 .. m.-T1-ue Blue Corp Girl Re
serves, School No. 30.
3.45 p. M Pocohontas Corp Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
5.45 p. m.-Oriole Corp Girl Reserves.
club rooms.
7,l5 p. Mandolin Class. club
rooms.
Thursday.
345 p. m-Good Fairy Corp Girl Re
serves club rooms.
3.45 p. m.-Eastlake Corp Girl Re
serves. club rooms.
700 p. m.-The Rev Mr.. Allison,
speaker. Wollastop Hall
500 p. m.-Spahish Glass, club rooms
Friday.
500 p. m.-SociaI Workers informal
meeting.
7.3O p. m.-F. l.. G, rehearsal.
7.30 p. 'Birdland,' talk with
COlored slides by Miss VI. T.. HynsOn, for
Girl Reserves and friends
Saturday.
1890 a m.-Hike, Good Fairy Girl
Reserve Corps.
700 p. m.-Dance, Friendship Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
WfItruco Dance a Success.

The last of the Wiltruco Club dances
Tor this season was given last night in
the auditorium of the New Century
Club. Tho affair was charmingly ar
ranged. and was a fitting close to a
delightful series of affairs. The follow
ing patronesses served: Mrs. ID. c.
Aspril, Mrs. A l.. Bowe, Mrs. Elmer j..
Cornog. Mrs. II. r. Craig, Mrs. Robert
j. Davis, Mrs. William c. Devine, Mrs.
Homer Z. Guyer. Mrs. George Janvier,
Mrs. Tughman Johnston. Mrs. Charles
{. Kurtz. Mrs. William f. kurtz,
Mrs. Herbert b. Mearns, Mrs. T. V.
Simpson, Mrs. James p. Winchester.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Manhattan Civics Club.

seni-monthly meeting Thursday even
ing in the school house. There were
about 65 present and six new members
added After singing America" and
prayer by Rev. Ivanhoe Willis, there
was a solo by Hazel Simpson; duet.
'Old Black joe" by Hazel Simpson and
Arthur Ford; dialogue by Hazel Simp-
son and Arthur Ford ending with a
spelling bee.
social hour was followed by re-
freshments. The next meeting will be
on Thursday, May 5, at 2.30 at the
school house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
State WOmen'S Clubs
and Their Activities

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tempted l4rt ffa <nf rft..In .mn
Tuey i0frud fp Fasl lf tfr
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senior rIaa. ~ tf Ietre rfIf
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
HANOVER LEAGUE SUPPER.

The Women's League of Hanover
Church win hold the annual supper on
Tuesday evening, at $50, in the base
rnent of the church. Speeches and
toasts will be a feature of the evenings
program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Announcements OF Prize Winners.

Next Wednesday win BE- announced the
winners Of the prizes offered for paint
ing the color page printed IN the issue
OF April 9Th. There IS another page
in this issue. BE sure and try again
this week Advt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Nemnrk New Century CInb.

Newark New Century Cub.
The annual election of Officers II the
Newark New Century Club fOpk Ul'Fe
Tuesday. when the following we're
chosen for the ensuing ye5r. President.
Mrs. w. n wilkinson first vice-pre %
dent, Mrs. r r. Manna. secoud Yief
dent, Mrs. =. r. Short recording
secretary. Mrs. Emma wilson cor
responding secretary. Mrs. r. n Z
Foster. treasurer, Miss EIinor Harr"J
library committee. Mrs f. ~ x Ppntrr.
chairman. Miss Edith Spencer. Irs
Rankin, membership committee. Mrs
John Piiling. chairman. MrF g. IT.
Blake, Mrs. Walter Geiat The APP
pointlve offices win be nned a. an early
date
Reports Of the various committees
read showed the acuyitles n the club
to be varied and helpful The financial
report read by Miss Hartnr showed the
organization 10 be on q sound ia ia.
great source of qualification and tr-
| couragernent Mrs George T. DuttOr
| gave the report n tho secretary Hrs
II r. Tiffany that FOR social eer- ioe,
Mrs. e. 0. Houghton for oducation ard
child welfare Mrs. a. a. McCue fW
| conscrvation. Mrs. g. A. Short fnr
| hospitality. Mrs Ernest Frazer fo~ -
brary. and Mrs l.. X fsogven for tto
t corporation.
-. and r. wOmen's CHh.
On Wednesday evening April g7.
| there viii be club dinner ~ o.rlool
/ in the Betsy Montgomery coffee Hplsr.
/ West Ninth street Miss Lena Phillips.
executive secretary IF me National As-
/ ISOLATION ri Federated Rugiroes and
Professional Womon's Clubs @il u a
/ guest at the dinner and address rho
| members. Every club racuher + urged
70 attend as Miss Phillips rfH r.a
reports " what other clubs are doing
which will undoubtedly be an inapi~1-
ton IN attempting ID broaden me rco-
! gram for next year Roeere alton should
be sent % Miss Nellie Morton P4bi.c
Library building. not later than -ICn-
dav morning. April 25.
The regular monthly meeting III ths
club will " held N Thursday April
Y in the club room 813 West street
Lewes ZwanendaeI Club.
On Tuesday afternoon the Zwaner-
dael Club of I.evves had - guests t1.
members Of the senior class of n.
Ievves public school who rendered
pleasing program. The class y cor1.
& Ebf}SfsI Ni 4f-~Lk.N EiAS anu AftlAI .f1F-
Elmira Long. Catherine LAeverton
Dorothy Brown, Margaret Collins. Mar
garet Hazard. Mildred Walsh AHr,
chase. Er1na Czrter. Leona Favnter
/ Charles Marshall, James Marshal.
James Wiley and Leonard Frazer.
Margaret Collins was chairman. Th
first number On the program was
vocal soto. The Rose Of Yesterday. II
E.rma CarteE. accompanied by MLdre
Walsh. Alice Chase gave a reading r
titled. Grandma heeIer Gets Grandp
keeler Ready ID Go to Church, Leon
ord Frazier recited The cremation .
sam Magee: James Marshall -eclte
The Mysterious Guest ay F'ov.le
Bradnack. Charles Marshall 1ave
grafton on Abraham Lincoln. Jane
. Wiley s oration, swore on, i drauatl
number. IS the same rendered 4t III
) rrize contest in which he was .-cto
The chorus, stars Brightly shining.
was well rendered by the class. ate
which the cIH0 hostess Mrs. Birdie Mes
sick. served ice cream and dainty sIna
cakes.
) II was a delightful afternoon for thos
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
cranston Ladies, AUXILIARY.

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the CTanston
Heights Fire Co VIII give 500 card
party on Tuesday evening at the fire
hall in Cranston Heights. Handsome
nrizes vii be given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
homeopathic Card Party.

The Junior Board of the Homoeo-
pathic Hospital announces it's annual
card party for May IL at the New Cen
tury Club. Handsome prizes win be given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Rows and Girls

Read page Z. There are opportunities
offered here to win a nice cash prize
for a little work and skili-Dont miss
this chance.-Advt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Or W Owen Sypherd 81 Newark vii
sail IN July for . tour Of Europe

Stanley A Arthurs a former KentOn
citizen now noted Delaware artist, in
COMPANY with State Senator James r.
Alice IN and Representative Samuel s.
Gary and Richard c. Buckingham left
Wilmington Thursday for trip over the
Civil War battlefelds IN Virgins The
!eglslaton are members Of commission
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

The visit Of DR. Frank p Graves 70 Viii
mington for lecture AT Tower Hill School
OF Thursday evening was the inspiration
81 dinner for which Waiter : Carpenter
was TIE host Besides DR. Graves. the
guests were DR. John ID Skilton dean Of
Tower school Irenee du Pont president
az the Board Of Trustees DR. Joseph II
Odell. DR. Albert ROBIN, Josiah Marvel
and c NJ Barton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

The many friends Of Miss Laura Easlcy
Of the Wilmington High School faculty,
are pleased % know Of the improvement
Of her mother Mrs. J. W Easley, wife Of
Tho pastor of the NJ J. church at Kenton,
Del Mrs Easlcy suffered stroke Of
ralysis recently She is now able to sit
end 90 sunday all Of her children were
th her tho~, present being Mr.. and
-s Philip Easley. of California, Charles
sles. of Syracuse y l; Miss Joan
sley. of Slippery Rock. Pa DR. and
Is Manchester, Of Wilmington: Miss
ara Paisley of Wilmington MIR and
James Easlcy, Of Newark, ~ j., and
and Mrs Warren Easley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

Invitations are out for the marriage
81 Miss Jean Parker Crlsweh daughter
al Mr and Mrs Edgar Goiden Cnswell. OF
l2pe Pacific street Brooklyn. \ y, and
] rank Howell Tyson, Of MiddletoWn, on
Saturday evening May = at IT Ann $
on the-Hudson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

: Mr. and Mrs. James s. Hudzik Of
Chicago m are visiting Mrs Hudzik's s
mother. Mrs John Carr Mrs Hudzik
was formerly Miss Mary NJ Sullivan q
teacher al school No ,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

DIR and Mrs J Paul Lukens expect 70
sail FOR England soon. 70 VISIT Mr. and
Mrs Harry Lukens and family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

Mr. and Mrs Trneman " Campbell
VII have as weekend guests Mr.. and
Mrs Howe " Pancoast, OF Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

htful afternoon for those
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

Mrs Clarence Robinson and Mrs
Harmonson Robinson have been the
guests ~ their sister Mrs. Velda Robin
son. AZ CLAYTON De-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-02
GOV. is UNABLE
TOLEAVE STATE
Is According to Pledges Made by
Himself

Little Rock, Ark, Dec. "a
leave the state during his incumbency
has caused Governor Thomas G. Nc
Rae of Arkansas to decline urgent in
vitations that he attend the annual
conference of state governors at
Charleston, S. c., in December.
Governor McRae's opinion that a
chief executive Of state should not
leave the state during his tenure in
Office was expressed freely during his
campaign for governor, and although
he did not make it a campaign
pledge, he endeayored to leave the
impression, he said, that only mat
ters of gravest importance would
cause him to go outside of Arkansas,
II elected. Thus far he has not done
so,
Three invitations to attend the gov
ernors' conference In Charleston have
been received by Governor McRac
and rejected.
Another pledge made by the gov
crnor before his election was that he
would not permit himself to become
liable to criticism directed at ether
governors for the number of pardOrs
issued. In almost a year as governor
he has issued only two pardons-one
to n man who had finished his term
and one to a woman whose health
demanded freedom.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-02
HOPE FOR CREDITORS
Azari%!an Brothers Case VIII Be Aired
i'll Probate Court On Dec. 0.

\ hearing in involuntary insolvents
which involves Sarkis and Leon Azari-
gian Of Barbour Road is scheduled
on December at a. m, on advice
given by Judge B. f. Gaffney to
counsel for John Hoffman, who yes
terday brought action to recover
$1,000 from the A2arigians on a con-
ditional bill of sale. Hoffman brought
action through Attorney I. l. Rachin,
and Constable George A. Stark served
the papers. on serving the writ it
was found the the property was under
attachmen in an action brought by
Harry Naiarian, who recently was
awarded a judgment of $1,4OO against
the farmers.
Under the Connecticut statutes sec
ton 1918 application can Dc made to
the probate court for the appoint
ment OF a trustee over a farmers cs-
tate, and under section 1925 pending
insolvency proceedings all other pro-
ceedings are stayed temporarily. In
view of the federal bankruptcy laws
farmer cannot be adiudged a bank
rupt, the creditors of the A2arigians
are in a fair way insured of a fair
settlement of claims against the de-
PENDANTS. Because of the award to
Najarian, these creditors were seem
tngly poWcrless to effect a settlement
of their claims, in view of the fact
that the federal laws prevent a farm
err from being adjudged bankrupt.
Other creditors against the de-
PENDANTS are S. p. StrOple for S52S,S1
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-02
EGYPT MUST
PREPARE FUTURE
So Says Parliamentary Members
Who Investigate

London, Dec. "A report on the
present situation in Egypt has lust
been issued by five members Of par
liament-Major Harry Barnes, vii
liam Lunn, j. Lawson, j, +. Mills and
John Il. Swan, who visited the Coun-
try In September and October, as rep
resentatives Of the Egypt parliament
airy committee,
In our opinion, the future con-
stitution Of Egypt" they say in thoir
report, lis a matter for the Egyp-
tlans to decide and neither for US nor
for our government to dictate"
The solution of the Egyptian uucs-
ton depends, the report states, on the
detailed application of the following
principles:
That the Egyptian people have the
right Of DIFFERENTIATION and cont
plete Independence ana that any
treaty should, while providing neces-
sary safeguards for any reasonable
British and other foreign interests,
not in any way prejudice that right.
THAT the delegates to negotiate the
treaty on behalf of Egypt ought to
be selected by the elected representa-
tivcs of the Egyptian people.
THAT for the securing of the free
election of such representatives., mar
tial law and any other reprossivn
measure should forthwith be abol-
iahed."
The members recommend that rhc
British government advise the present
n min let on %
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-02
City Items

December Victor Records. C. /
Pierce e Co,--advt.
Mattabcssett Tribe No. Ia, l. D.
R. H., will he represented at tn
Trading Post in Middletown given BY
Anawana Tribe, No II. I. O. r. NJ,
Saturday evening. Autos will leaAc
Judd's hall at 1880 p. III.
Victrolas, Pianos, Records. Pierces.
--advt.
The Sunshine society will hold its
regular meeting Monday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the Y. w C. a.
Dainty Sealing Wax Sets, 500,
$3.50 at Adkins-advt.
Roller skating Saturday Y. w. c. A.
Girls Csc, all evening. Men, 25c a
scssion.-advt.
There will be q months mind mass
tomorrow morning at o'clock at ST,
Joscph's church for Mrs. Mortimer
Woods
Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner
advt.
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward II. Russell of 80
Cambridge street.
lie sale at Goldenblum's Millinery
Co., ISIS Main street, Y. NJ. C. A. bldg,
-Advt.