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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
wants His Property Back

NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. A.
John Fuchs. attorney for Charles
Withbee. who is under indictment
for possessing utensils to manufac-
fure liquor. moved yesterday for a
motion before Judge Daily, to return
the utensils, which were seized at
his home al 26 French street, New
Brunswick. by the police.
Withbee claims that the police Of
flcers entered his home and arrested
him without a warrant. At the po-
lice station they took the key from
his home. II is said. and carried
away the utensils.
Assistant Prosecutor Toolan insist
ed that the arrest and search was
made after complaints had been
1led to the police alleging the man
ufacture of booze.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
mt Shows Draw Crowds

room only sign is
| each night at the popular
theatre, where high class
e and motion pictures are
Last nights crowd
of the largest in the his
me theatre. The reason for
srd-breaking attendance is
7, that only the best vaude-
pictures are being displayed
,opular theatre. The photo
nv is FRANKLIN Farnum in
tails End" a wonderfully
picture.
audevil1e consists Of the fol-
,lcts: The Love Lawyer, a
= musical comedy; Knowles
4, the love tangle: Harry
1 Co., comedy sketch; Cole
ters, character entertainers
"A Trio, sensational novelty.
row there will be an entire
shange Of program the photo
.lrg 1.-THE New Teacher" Tea
shirley Mason
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04

filed with the usual Waily Rel
thrills. OF course you will like thi
photoplay. for it shows some of tn
most clever work Wally has eve
done. It's a Paramount picture an
the best show in town.
In an episode in "Grandma'
Boy" Harold LloydNs newest Asso
ciated Exhibitors comedy in fiv
parts, the famous Comedian play
the part of his grandfather. and ap
pears in a Confederate uniform
side-burns and. instead OF his usua
round shell-rimmed glasses, the
are oblong in shape.
Out in Los Angeles, wher
"Grandma's Boy had its premier,
critics and public acclaimed 1t tn
screens greatest comedy. 1t wi
be shown at the Ditmas theatre neS
Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
At the Ditmas

Betty Compton IN her newest
Paramount feature. "The Bonded
Woman" at the Ditmas theatre. is
adding another clean-cut emotional
Characterization to the shining rec
ord of this popular young star.
Tomorrow the Dir.nas offers an
other one of the big automobile
thrillers featuring Wallace Reid.
The name of the picture this time
is ACROSS the Continent" and is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
RARITAN TOWNSHIP

D. Szegmon is erecting a two
story frame building on the Gold
berg property situated just above
Raritan Manor. The structure will
be completed the first part of No
vember.
field are entertaining this week
Miss Maude De Wolfe of New York
City.
Mrs. Decker motored last Sunday
to Elizabeth, where she was the
guest of her friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
Act 10 Exhume Body

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Superin-
tendent Brassau of Greenwood GEM
etery said today he had been noti-
fed that the order Of the supreme
court for the di%sinterring OF Rev.
Halls body had been served on A.
L. Seaver, secretary of the cemetery
corporation.
He said that the order probably
could not be compiled with before
tomorrow because of certain routine
requirements and the fact that
funerals were held at Greenwood In
tn afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
TRANSPORTATION Outlook

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 4.-The
transportation outlook for the next
few months as viewed by experts
is displeasing regardless OF recent
performances of the railroad in
hauling a tonnage nearly equal to
the peak load of 1920, the commit
tee on rails and transportation of
the National Association of Cotton
Manufacturers. reported to the or
g~anization's semi-annual meeting
here today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Jorgensen

Mrs Anna Elizabeth Jorgensen,
fhirty-five years old. wife of John M.
Jcrgensen, of 4s1 Cornell street. died
last night at her home after a brief
illness. Besides her husband. she
Is survived by a daughter. her father
and mother and brothers and sisters
1T Berlin. N. Y.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at her
late residence. Rev. Robert Schlot-
ter. pastor of Grace Lutheran church
will o~fficiate. The body will be take7
to Berlin, ". Y, Friday where the
interment will be made in the ceme-
terry At that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
OBITUARY
Raymond e. Weldon

Raymond e. weldon, twenty-nine
years old, formerly of this city, died
this morning at Bellevue Hospital,
New York, after a. lingering illness.
Mr.. Weldon is survived by a. sister
and a brother, Mrs. J. Williams and
Charles M. Weldon, of this city.
The body will be brought here and
the funeral services will be held at
the Garretson chapel in High street.
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev.
w. Northey Jones. rector of st. Pet
er's church, will oficiate. The In
terment will be in Alpine cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
T ! CHICAGO

prool,lyn ........,.... 100 OOO O0e-3
 nrS~s' Twa base 'hiitseT' Gt'rinith; vi home run Wheat, sacrifices, Wheat Johnston double piay, stata to Terry cheeves to o'FarreD 10 arimes; Schmidt to olson 10 schmandti Olson to Johnson to sehmandt. left on basos Brooklyn A. Chicago ,, hase on balls off Cheeves 1, off Vance 2; umpires, o'Day and Hart time. l .32.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23

" According to the statistics just re- leased by Charlie Mahoney, secretary of the Connecticut Bowling tourney
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
WIMBLEDON COURTS
 GREATLY ENLARGED
American Players Will Find Different Conditions at Stadium This
 Year

New York, May 23--America's five representatives in the womena and mems grass court worlds champion ship tournament at Wimbledon park, England, late next month, will find fthe playing stadium there greatly tn- larged over last year.
 It is no secret that American play CTS do not like the Wimbledon courts and their affection likely will not be increased by the design of the new stands. The stadium is really a bowl of heNagonal shape, with the floor of the amphitheater getting the intense heat radiated from the stands and a minimum of fresh or cooling air. Experts who have seen airplane photographs of the new stands which will seat 14,00o point out that the
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
BRAVES AGAIN WIN
 FROM CARDINALS
fContinued from Preceding Page)

York winning yesterdays game to ?. RiXey held the visitors in check in all but two innings Nehf was hit sharply as was Ryan.
 The score.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23

Foote and Anderson are tied with an average of loi.
 Gene Tunney and Harry Greb are scheduled to battle tonight at New with interest The victor should make a good opponent for Georges Carpen- tier.
 Walter Feid who was recently re- turned to the New Haven club from the Michigan Ontario league, has been shunted off to the Greenville team of the South Atlantic league.
 Everybody ~0ems to n ce that the Kaceys looked good in the opening game last Sunday.
 The New Britain bowling team will play at WallinEord this evening.
 A change has been made in the date of the appearance of Connie Lewis and Lou Dewey in this city previous ly announced for Thursday night. The Park City stars will appear at the Casino strips tomorrow night.
 Mickey Travers of New Haven is on the trail of Louis Kid" Kaplan of Meriden for another bout. The boys recently staged sensational battle to draw at New Haven,
 Around the Eastern league the i'm pression Is growing that the tactics of Manager Gardella are running the Pittsield teams chances of winning the pennant this season.
 Mickey Noonon temporarily acted as captain of the kaceys baseball team last Sunday. It would be good thing to select a field leaguer right away. On one or two occasions last Sunday. several players went after fly balls that did not belong to them
 George c. Rogers is feeling pretty good these days over his improved golfing. Recently in a match game, George got an S1 score for IS holes.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
BOSTON
.Ratted for Foster f,

4Ran for ORourke Tn 9th.
 Cleveland ............ 033 100 000-7 Boston ......... OO1 900 000--1
 Two base hits, Gardner Speaker, Lebod ORourke; three base hits, Speaker Menos- ky; sacrifices, Guisto Wambsganss, Menos- ky; double plays, Gardner to Wambsganss to Gulsto, Wambsganss to Sewell, Dugan to Harris. Leibold to Dugan; left on bases, Cleveland 6, Boston z; bases on balls, off Morton 4 off Quinn 3, off Karr B struck out by Quinn 1. by Fullerton 1; hits, off Quinn 2 in l lnning( none out in 2dl. off Karr in innings; losing pitcher, Quinn: umpires Wilson. Connolly and Morarty; time, 1850.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
NOW HE ENJOYS PERFECT HEALTH
Stomach and Liver In Order, Thanks to "fruIt-a-tIvoS"
l5i ELM ST., LAKEroRT. N

l5i ELM sr,, LAKEroRr, NH. 1T realize that l havo reached the ago (65)- when ono often requires fixing up. My digestion was not right and trouble with my Liver and Bowels caused considerable distress. Last fall, began taking "Fruit.a. tivcs" or Fruit Laxo Tablets", and after using them for short time, I could see that they were just what my system required. My Liver became active and improvement in every way was apparent.
 r. R. ADAMS. 50c a box, 6 for $2 50, trial size, 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT.A.TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, NY.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
Brooklyn 3. Chicago 0.

Chicago, May 23,-Vance had the better of pitching duel with Cheeves yesterday, holding Chicago to four scattered hits. while Brooklyn hit timely and shut out the locals to 0. A walk, a force out, a single and a sacrifice gave the visitors the first run and they clinched the game in the ninth when Wheat's home run follow
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23

narrow area forming the center of a bowl whose sides rise sharply from all angles, will be almost like ca,Hdron on hot day. They are disappointed because the. photographs do not dis close lanes for fresh mir.
 The five American players are Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, American woman champion; Miss Edith Sig ourneyw, Lawrence B. Rice, Dean Mathey and c. c. Gamer.
 Live fish were carried recently in special tanks on a steamer for con- sumption on the liners dining tables.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23

Two base hit, Burns: three base hits, 'risch, Kelly Hargrave, Meuse; sacrifices, Rixey, Cunningham double play, Bancroft to Frisch; Pinelli to Bohne to Daubert, Cunningham to Kelly; left on bases, New York 4, Cincinnati 5; bases on balls. off Nehf 2; struck out. by Nehf 2. by Rixey 1; hits, off Nehf g In : innings off Ryan 3 in inning; wild pitch, Rixey losing pitch or, Nehf; umpires. Rigler and sentelle; time, 1:45
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
ON THE FIRST BOUND
-wIrH CI.ERkIN

4 Frank Morrtsey, playing centerfelt for the Herald Regulars, turned in [ 6ne-hAkded catch yesterday after. aoon at St. MaryS field. that was O, Major league variety. Running at tor speed. Mcrrisey speared the ball witt his kloved hand. He then took 8 'header" but kept possession of the ball.
 Jim Butler and "snowball" Carlsor also contributed two nice catches yes terday afternoon at St. Mary's field.
 Blind umpirinE robbed Robert Rus, cell of . sensational play yesterday tftetnon. MT. Russell grabbed n bad pdg with his bare hand, and it looked as though the batsman was out. The umpire differed in his opinion
 Jack Perry of Pittsburgh was awarded the decision over Eddie shevlih. the Dartmouth boxing in- struttor at Boston last night. The men art welterweights. Pal Reed of Framingham, Mass. knocked out Steve Latzo of Hakelton, Pa, in the oicoRd round.
 Tracey Ferguson of Wallingford will meet Billy Woods of Manchester N. H. at Worcester, Mass, next Friday night.
 Paul Schneider got away to a fine start with the New Departufe team at Bristol last Sunday. The local boy sacrificed on his first trip to'the plate. accounting for run. He poled out a long tripe on his second trip. He got . base on balls and a single also In the outheld Schneider retired eight batsmen on fly balls.
 Jack Rourke's Colgate baseball team dropped tough game at Cam bridge yesterday. Barnes, the Maroon hurler allowed but one hit The liar yard team put across the winning run on some clever bunting.
 < Gene Delmont, the Memphis f3atherweisht, obtained the decision over Red Cap Wilosn last night at New York.
 Harmon Norton, of Mount Herman, Mas, has been elected captain of the Wesleyan track team for next season. Babe Ruth has at last poled out a homer, his terrific clout off Vangilder of St. Louis, being the first that he has connected with since the lifting of his suspension last Saturday.
 Ken. Williams seems to have gone into slump in his four-base clout- ing.
 Rogers Hornsby made his home run total eight, yesterday against the Braves The Cards lost however, 1t be- irg the second defeat in two days for Rickey's team. $ Foote and Anderson are scheduled to roll Lewis and Dewey at Bridge port sthis evening.
 z,
 z According to the statistics just re- leased by Charlie Mahoney, secretary of the Connecticut Bowling tourney
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
o4 V PITTSBURGH
sBatted for Winters in Sth.

Philadelphia .... 900 900 000-o Pittsburgh " 01O 002 20x-5
 Two base hits, Maranville ., Carey Muel- Ter. Grimm: three base hits, Wrightstone, Bebee; double plays Carey and Gooch Fletcher, Parkinson and Leslie; left on bases, Philadelphia :, Pittsburgh 2; bases on balls off Baumga rtner I struck out. by Cooper 4 hits, off Hubhel 10 in innings. (none out in 7thJ, of Winters in in ming, off Baumgartner 1 in 1 inning; win ming pitcher Cooper losing pitcher. Hub bell; time, 1;25; umpires Qagloy and Moran.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23

later attached to the diplomatic corps in various South and Central Ameri- can republics.
 With his elevation in the social world, Diaz is said to have scorned Senorita Jurado, who in a fit O Nye upbraided him. In the quarre' iaz was killed and Senorita Jurado w~:5 n prison for almost two years awaiting trial. Her memorirs have been pub- lished in a local newspaper. s.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23

history of MeXico's courts has ended with the acquittal of Magdalena Jur- ado, charged with the murder of Car can diplomatic service.
 Diaz was taken in as a kitchen helper by Senorita Jurado when she was conducting a Mexico City board ing house and, through her energy and influence, eventually was given a minor government position and was
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
NEW YORK
CINCINNATI

tBatted for Nehf in sth. fBatted for Young in 9th.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
Pirates 5. PhiladcInhia 0.

Pittsburgh, May 23.-Pittsburgh hit Hubbells delivery hard yesterday and easily defeated Philadelphia, to O. Score.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23

. Trtcey Ferguson of Wallingford will meet Billy Woods of Manchester. N. H. at Worcester, Mass, next Friday night.
The Washington times., 1922-05-18
Bad Luck for Girls

AMONG the superstitious peacock's feathers have
"A bad reputation. The goddess Juno regarded the
peacock sacred The idea that long as they are
kept in the house suitor comes for the daughter
The Washington times., 1922-05-18
lEzxlxs{zz< nxsfsfai LII LIE q 4 N

. troduced, and the doctor referred
to Anne's new found happiness.
They all laughed together.
Here's Anne gone and got en-
gagged and here are you and Peter.
who've known each other always,
and I don't see any signs yet"
Peter" said Alix, consider
yourself engaged-for the next
half hour"
I'll say you've a lot to be glad
for, Mr.. Little" said Peter.
Come along, Peter, or he won't
think So" called Alix, starting off
toward the stream in the far fore
ground.
Haven't seen you lately; where
have you been keeping yourself:"
asked the girl as they plodded
along.
"oh, nowhere-so Anne's gone
and done It,"
He seems like a very nice man."
ventured Alix.
What do you hear from
Cherry"
"she's as happy as a lark" said
Alix.
The man made no reply. Can't
The Washington times., 1922-05-18
:. A Powerful Story of Romance Marriage, Temptation
= and the Triumph of Unsehish LoUe
Should a Man Wed One Girl When His
Heart is Another's? Read. This
~ Serial of Country Life

the station and start them on their
honeymoon. .. ...-....
At the last minute, Cherry hav-
ing kissed them all good-by.
paused before getting in and spied
Peter. "oh you dear old thing. I'd
almost forgotten you"
The young man stood on the run
ming board and received the first
kiss he had ever known from the
happy Cherry. The new husband
took his place beside the bride and
the car started. followed by q
crowd of cheering children and
trailing a collection Of old shoes.
1t was all over and done and the
house seemed empty. "She's going
to be very happy" said Alix to the
doctor.
"Of course, Of course, all the
birds leave the old nest. It's all
right. Alix. it's as 1t should be-"
But the girl knew that deep in
his heart he would never get over
the going of Cherry.
The old routine took up its sway,
but everything was different.
Dinah was more silent. Peter
seemed depressed and Anne was
taken up with the attentions Of a
new acquaintance. a lawyer,
little man, like herself precise and
almost like a puppet in the sud-
denness of his motions.
Anne had met him In the village
where he had been trying to un-
tangle law suit; he was no longer
young and he confessed to a liking
for psychology and works on the
power Of mind over matter.
Anne was impressed with him
and he with her; It seemed like q
very good match; she was as eff
Client in her way as he was in his;
he made no pretense Of being veal
thy but he had unlimited faith in
his possibilities.
Most OF his courting was done in
q small car from which Anne saw
more of Mystic valley than she had
ever seen befor.
She was little shy about intro
ducing her admirer to her uncle in
view Of the recent wedding and
she turned in her dilemma to AIix.
Her method Of attack was as un-
expected as the news she impart-
ed; Alix had never set eyes on Mr..
Justin Little until he drove to the
front door with Anne beside him.
The efficient young woman d.
rected him to the garage back Of
the house and while he was putting
up the car confided to Alix the
reason for his advent.
Good heavens, Anne, you too"
cried that young lady, but L so
The Washington times., 1922-05-18
When A Girl Marries
AN ABSORBING SERIAL OF EARLY Welded LIFE.

, AS started to answer II, Irma
Warren jumped to her feet.
I'm keeping you; I'm disturbing
you. I'm so ashamed OF myself!
I'm going to run right along now
and telephone you some evening
later this week to have dinner with
us-and you won't say a word
then to uncle-about this visit"
she added, waiting herself out OF
the office as she spoke.
With a smile as she got to the
door and a shake of her head
after she left It. I picked up the
receiver and said my business
woman's mechanical Hello"
Hello, Anne - Carl Booth
speaking. They tell me you called
and left word for me to do like
wise," came the voice Of my old
friend.
At once all problems except the
immediate one slipped off into
obscurity, and l found myself
crystalizing into A. L. Harrison,
Advertising Consultant. With the
relief that a woman Of business
must feel at having the assist
ance she needed now at hand,
replled neartlIy:
"Oh, Carl, I'm so glad to hear
your voice! I've been hoping
you'd call me soon."
Wouldn't you have tried to
reach me again II I hadn't?"
asked Carl.
"Of course" I agreed heartily.
What business man wouldn't?
And you're talking to A. L. Har-
rison. not to your old friend, Bar
bara Anne"
Go ahead. then-A. L. Harri.
son, as one man to another
what's eating your" demanded
Carl with a chuckle, shading the
cheapness of his words and maxi
ing them chummy and soothing.
II tried to call directors
meeting Of the company" I ex.
planned, but ! find that Max
Hoadley is out of town."
TOO bad: Wen have to post
>pone 1t, then," returned Carl
easily.
But had eagerness to match
this. My necessities were grim
and, though didn't think it wise
to say so over wire which
might be-as Mabel Storrs had
warned-tapped by friends of
Dick West, nevertheless, didn't
intend to let the day pass with
out making a strenuous attempt
to get help or advice.
mo, we won't have to postpone
IT," gave back in the same easy
tone Carl was using. I'VE de-
cided q few weeks ago that two
should constitute a quorum-don't
you remember So, IL you'll just
name your hour today we can
have our conference"
Sorry, but i don't see how I
can make It today" apologized
Carl. I'm all tied up here for the
next day or two and can't steal a
minute"
but, Carl, must see you.
counted on your gasped in aston
ishment.
Carl never before had denied me
whatever interest and hip 1 might
claim from him. In fact, he had
always been eager to give me far
more than I'd venture to ask, even
from the man I've called my big
brother" So why should his
friendship fail me just when need
II most?
Go BE Continued.)
The Washington times., 1922-05-18
See This Gripping Story Of Motion
:. Pictures at the Criterion
Theater Soon.

, green as any you'll see wherever
you 60"
A Cry from the Heart.
TITS people who'll be different,
Alix-want excitement.
They arrived home to find Anne
smugiy compiacent.
Don't you think he's quite un..
usual, Alix7"
Miss Strickland could really say
she did.
He ought to interest you, Peter
he's so we'll read"
You'll be coming to a lonely
household" the doctor broke in.
Peters going" began Alix.
"whatr' cried the doctor. Hes
going to get married, too"
Nothing like that. DR.. Strick.
land. I'm just going away, but
I'm coming back. and the married
never come back.
Dear me, where7- asked Anne.
"oh. Europe somewhere. don't
Just know where-I've been plan
ming It for long time"
Justin and I hope to yfsit the
continent one Of these days" an
nounced the young lady. i've
read all about countries there"
Maybe wen meet, suggested
Peter.
''oh. no." She was quite sert-
Gus. "Justin's got his work to do
his reputation to make and moth
ing must hinder that think he
has It in him to win a big success,
don't your"
with you to help him I do"
said Alix.
That's the idea" echoed Peter.
well. 50 long everybody, I'll
stop in before take the dreadful
plunge out Of the valley"
TITS funny Peters never mar
ried," Anne reflected aloud as he
walked and disappeared, but hen
probably pick UP a foreign girl
Of course he's got to marry some.
body sometime"
He wouldn't marry Il he didn't
love-" Alix defended.
He'll never marry" said the
doctor. Hes a born bachelor.
By the way. heard from Cherry
today-she's feeling a little lonely
I'm afraid"
The iptimations Of loneliness
suggested in Cherry's letter to her
father were accompanied by a re-
quest for a few dollars; the doc
tor was worried. He sent q check
without saying anything to Aiix.
It panied him even to feel that
Cherry should want anything and
not be able to get It.
Go BE Continued Tomorrow.