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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
WANTS To TELL
EVERYONE Of It
Paterson Resident Says She
Hardly Knows Herself
Since Taking TanIac

Mrs. c. Barnickle, $50 North
Fourth street. is still another highly
esteemed Paterson woman whose
deep sense of gratitude and desire to
benefit others will not permit her to
remain silent regarding the wonder
full results she has obtained from the
use of Tanlac.
T say Tanlac is helping me-"
said Mrs. Barnickle, docs not half
express it. 1 am feeling like a diff
ferent person from what 1 did when
l started taking it a few weeks ago
and l prize it above every medicine,
even that which was prescribed for
me. l had been in poor health for a
long time and had exhausted every
effort trying to get back to where
three bottles of Tanlac had brought
me.
II had been feeling all rundown
for about two years and during the
past year. especially, / nave not
known what it was to feel well. Be-
fore / began taking Tanlac / was so
nervous and depressed / could hard
ly endure life. / felt tired all the
time, had no strength or energy. and
was what would one call a ervou
wreck. My stomach was in such a
bad condition that all foods would
IeIileHl ana kept me suffering lOr
hours from %sourness and gas.
Il was bothered with constipation
all the time and had backache the
worst kind. / also suffered from
violent headaches and frequent dizzy
spells. and was troubled with rheu-
matism all over my body. The pains
in my legs, especially, were hard for
me to bear and my troubles alto
gether made life miserable for me.
lone day 1 was telling a visiting
lady friend how / felt and she urged
me to try Tanlac, and it is as diff
ferent from other medicines l have
tried as day is different from night.
/ felt enough better from the first
few doses to know that il was what
l had been needing so long. l have
taken three bottles now and have
gained in strength and nerve force
until / hardly know myself.
Il am going to get another bottle
tonight, but my stomach trouble is
just about gone already. and the
backache and heumatic pains have
left me entirely. In fact. / haven't
a pain about me now and my nerves
are so calm that / sleep every night
peacefully as a child. Since tax
ing Tanlac has meant so much to
me / can't help thinking of others
who need it like I did and / want
my statement used in letting them
know about it,"
Tanlac is sold in Perth Amboy by
all leading druggists.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
ARREST 3 MEN CHARGED
WITH SILK ROBBERY

HOBOKEN, June 15.-Three men
charged with robbing the Van Kirk
silk mills of Paterson of $4,000
worth of silk owned by the w. &
s. Silk Company were arrested to-
day as they were trying to escape
to New York in a taxicab on a fer
ry boat. The police did not make
public the names, but said the men
we're foreigners. A milkman saw
the men taking rolls of silk from the
mills and notified the Paterson po-
lice. A squad of b~luecoats was rush
ed to the mills, but the men had
escaped. Word was sent to watch
all ferries leading to New York and
vigilance of the officers led to the
arrests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
flag DAY OBSERVED AT
SCHOOLS WITH PROGRAM

TOTTENVILLE. June 15.-Flag
Day was observed with special ex-
ercises in the schools throughout the
city yesterday in honor of the n
hundred and forty-fifth anniversary
of the American flag celebrated
throughout the country. In the as
sembly at the various schools Of the
five boroughs exercises were held
and the pledge of allegiance to the
flag was the principal part of the
program. Brief talks were given by
ne principal Of the school and short
parades in which hundreds of pupils
took part.
At the Tottenville school only the
lower grade of the school took part
in the parade and exercises. Prin-
pal N. j. Lowe made the address
Throughout the island flags were
displayed during the day on all pub
lie buildings and private residents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
so. AMB0Y ALUMNI TO
HAVE SESSION TONIGHT

SOUTH AMBOY, June 15.-There
Is an important meeting of the High
School Alumni Association in the
high school building at & o'clock to-
night. Anyone who has graduated
from the local high school or who
completed two years of study at the
high school. is invited to attend this
meeting.
At this session final arrangements
will be made for the first annual
banquet of the alumni association
to be held in the high school audi
torium, June 81. Miss Helen Par
ker, chairman of the banquet com
mittee, would like to receive returns
from ticket sales. and would also
like to hear from any members of
the association who are DESTROYS OF
purchasing tickets.
Bruins, of New Brunswick, will be
the caterer for this banquet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fowler of
the Bronx, were visitors at Prince
Bay Beach yesterday.
Miss Dorothy Bowles. of New
Brighton. has been visiting Mrs. Ar
thur Duff.
Curtis Dowden and William Read
ing have returned to Hoboken after
visiting friends at Great Kills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Helmes, CT
Jersey City recently visited relatives
in town.
The railroad station is being re-
painted by painters in the employ OF
the company.
William Edge. a former resident
OF Prince isaS. an an old empiovc
of the Dental plant. died at his
home in Newark last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
PLAN FESTIVAL
AT WOODBRIDGE

WOODBRIDGE, June ia
strawberry and ice cream festival
will be held on the grounds of the
parish house for the benefit of the
Woman's Club of Woodbridge town
ship on Thursday night, June %,
from Z to . p. m. The parish house
grounds were selected rs it would
be possible in case of rain to move
the festival indoors.
The tickets of admission include
ice cream. Strawberries and cake.
The committee in charge consists
of Mrs. j. +. Ryan, chairman; Mrs.
Percy Browne, Mrs. Frances Budd,
Mrs. w. H. Prail, Mrs. j. H. Coyne,
Mrs. w. A. Finn. Mrs. F. NJ. Shock,
Mrs. A. c. Walker, Mrs, Arthur
Hunt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
To Clean Up South Amboy

SOUTH AMBOY. June 15-The
members of the Board of Health are
at this time carrying on a crusade
against places where conditions
would invite disease breeding pests
in the summer. Notifications have
been sent out to where such
conditions prevail. and although very
lenient with many persons, it was
found necessary in cases to enforce
the law by placing such persons un-
der arrest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
BOY VIRTUOS0 TO GIVE
CONCERT HERE TONIGHT

Master Joseph DeMarco. youthful
virtuoso of this city. will give a
violin concert in the auditorium OF
the high school tonight at 8 o'clock.
The program to be presented in
cludes a number of the more diff
cult selections that are played by
musicians such as Heife;z, Elman
and Kreisler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
South Amboy Yacht Club Event

SOUTH AMBOY, June 15.-The
committee in charge of the plans for
the opening of the new Yacht Club
headquarters have reported every
thing in readiness for the opening
date. which is tomorrow night.
The committee has arranged for
a good number of the members at
this get-together meeting. and II is
believed that of the largest
gatherings that ever assembled at
one time. will be on hand on the
opening night.
Dancing. cards and refreshments
will feature the evenings entertain
ment. The members have the priv
ilege of taking with them their wives
and families or friends. The COM
mittee has also extended the hos
pitalfty of the club to any out of
town guests the members may be
entertaining at that time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
RIOT ON BOAT CAUSED BY
BOOZE ENDS IN ONE DEATH

WASHINGTON. June Is Dis
putes over a quart of whiskey
started a riot on a steamer plying
between Washington and a Potomac
river resort last night in which 400
e~xcursionists took part and oas man
was killed and a scor injured be-
fore the disorder ended. Pop bot
ties inflicted most of the injuries.
A number of arrests were made by
police who met the steamer on its
return here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
Bethel Weekly Service

TOTTENVILLE, June 15.-The Of
fetal board was in charge of the
weekly prayer service at Bethel
Methodist Episcopal church last
night. In the absence of Arthur H.
Yetman, the president. Edward j.
David, the secretary was in charge
and led the meeting. Mr.. David
with his brother. William H. David.
sang a duet. Various other members
pr the board took part in the pro-
A tribute was paid to the
fiag in honor OF the one hundred
and forty-hfth anniversary of the
birth Of the American tiag.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
GUARD CONFESSED SLAYER
OF MICHIGAN WOMAN

LANSING, Mich, June 15-State
police officers today continued to
stand guard at the city Jail where
George Straub. confessed slayer of
Miss Alice Mallett. was held in safe
ty as several cor of jackson men
demanded him last night. Local
officers also We're on duty in all
streets in the vicinity of the Jail to
disperse crowds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
Lower Discount Rate

LONDON. June Is (By The Asso-
ciated Press)-The Bank of Eng
land today lowered it's discount rate
to three and one-half per cent, a
reduction Of one-half per cent from
the figure established May 10 last.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

Walter Wittner. John Taboo, Hazel
Iverson. Elizabeth Kovatch. Anna
Lapunson. Mary RAIDER. Mary Reid.
Tina Sanders. Rose Sitnitsky. Sophie
Stocked. Anna Sztopin and Helen
Yohlen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
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OFF With DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets.

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you much longer II you got y package
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No ono who takes olive Tablets II
ever cursed with n dark brown taste, I"
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feeling, constipation. torpid liver. rad
disposition or pimpiy face.
Olive Tablets ar~ . purely vegetable
compound nir~d with olive oil; you
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DIR. Edwards spent years among pa
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complaints. and Olive Tablets are the
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
ODD FELLOWS IN CHESTER.
Noah's Ark VIM he Guests At Lunch
con and Entertainment Tonight

SIX hundred members OF Noah.
ARK. No. i, "a social organization Of
Odd Fellows Will 80 TO Chester to-
night AS the guests OF the members
Of Noah's Ark. No. OF that place.
The Wilmington delegation Will leave
the Wilson Line wharf az : O'clock.
Nicholas Reuters hand Of twenty
five pieces will accompany them.
They are due In Chester at Sis There
VIII be a street parade TO the odd Eel
lows Temple where "A large class Of
candidates viii be initiated.
Mayor William 7. Ramsey and
Chiof OF Police John Vance OF Chester
Will welcome the visitors John
Rusterworth o< Chester and c. l..
Beatty OF this city VIII be in charge
of the exercises. A vaudeville show
and luncheon are on the program
for the evenings entertainment
Plans VIII he made tonight for a
joint excursion 20 Atlantic City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
AMUSEME
STAGE
To Ne" at Tho Playhouse.

sListen To Ne" at Tho Playhouse.
One OF tho many wonderful scenes
IN the superb musical fantasy. "fisten
TO Me-" which In the seasons smart
est hN coming to Tho Playhouse Fri
day and Saturday nights, April Il
and 22 with Saturday matinee. IL
the midnight frolic at the North Pole.
This brilliant scene In an effect OF
Ice and snow scintillating meath An
azure sky. while the aurora borealis
peacefully diffuses It's silvery beams
upon the land OF the midnight sun. 1t
is n night OF gaiety mid fantastic
wonders while the characters reyei In
dancing. singing and frivolity. The
Eskimo pony" ballet engage In snow
ball battle. Tho comedian strenuous
ly appeals TO the others for mercy but
they amusingly Jest him In return.
The sleigh bell number by the pony
ballet In this scene has gained ex-
treme popularity which has strength
ened the support In making this clever
fantasy a success from the FIRST per
formance. for the cast. chorus, beauti-
ftl costumes, novelties. singing. dane
hib Niah hitto<ihk rttiit tllttk4 hhNt
shared alike toward this success.
"The OTrien Giri' Coming.
Nearly all those who have seen The
OBrien Girl" which comes 10 The
Playhouse Monday and Tuesday. April
"a and rs. so away marveling at the
apparently ineNhaustible energy OF
Ada Mae Weeks. who. In her many
dance numbers and general activity
appears tireless. Whoever recalls her
previous appearances In musical elbows
realize that she has advanced ma
terially I'm her artistry. From An at
tractive and petite dancer who read.
leins acceptably she has developed q
comic artistry in dancing and tn,
reading OF lines that shows ehe ha,
been studying 10 better herself. wher
interviewed between scenes after 4
violet dance she did not exhibit tn.
slightest shortness OF breath or Civ,
evidence OF the least fatigue. whicf
was remarkable enough since IN,
partner with whom she danced wal
pufiiing'and perspirins plentifully.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
HARVARD CLEE CLUB
|, WORK A REVELATION
Highly Successful Concert Re-
fleets Much Credit on Sing
ers and Leader.

The splendid concert by the IIar-
ward Cleo Club. with which Will
mlnrton was favored last night at
: Tho Playhouse. II n subject for con-
graduation To nil concerned: those
through whose enterprise tho recital
was secured. those who werc FORUM
ate enough to hear II. and especially
Nto tho conductor, DIR. Aivhibald r.
Dawson.
Ills directing hand wns evidenced as
we'll In tho makeup OF tho pro-
gram an In the excellence OF tho
vocal results he sucured from nifty
odd voices. none of ~hcm much on,
of the ordinary. but all trained TO
snunsiate. to attack and TO finish.
with dynamic control. and IA Just
rythm.
Tho tonallty obtained was. indeed.
closely comparable 60 that OF n pipe
organ, massed for great effects,
mcszo for chair" work. with soft
tones ON the swell" keyboard, all at
tho will OF the director. with answer
es prompt true and impersonal as
3rom organ pipes.
After the customary grace before
Come Thou" of J. s. Bach. of very
Involved harmonies: the AVE vcrum
Corpus" of Dcs Pres dating from about
1909. rendered almost In a whisper.
aud the rcrgolesi Gloria" This was
particularly effective, It's open. forte
effects somehow responding To tho
subconscious idea arising on sight
of singing crowd, Of what its sound
should be.
The Chadwick number "Ecce lam
noctis" is real part song music. and
was very well done: the camel driv-
er's chorus" by Se-nr Frnak was del
icately shaded; but the "Clou' of tho
program was tho Chant dc Guerre."
"a French song that il almost n Sob
dramatic TO tho highest degree, the
voice of the solo,st now covered, now
emerging from the sursurrent back
ground of the accompaniment. charged
with emotion.
Almost equally outstanding for the
crashing opening chords OF the piano
accompaniment and the unexpected
harmonies developed. was the Bal
lantine Song OF Night" The early
English glee Dainty, fine" sung a
capella. finished the first part of the
program.
The second part was OF somewhat
lighter calibre including 1ingling
slcighing cong. hummed richly
harmonic background 20 an obligate
solo by Joseph +. Lautner, Summer
Evening"" palter song. Coming
Home" the three being Finish stu
dent songs.
Charles u. Whidden was the tenor
soioist OF tho chorus 'Salamaleikum''
by Peter Cornelius with particularly
effective climax.
city OF Chow by Bantock II an
harmonic delight. with symphonic
accompaniment and WAS faultlessly
donc.
The concert was ended by the rous-
ing Chorus OF the Faithful by Du-
hois. hix ;n tone and vigorous IN
style.
The mere making OF such a program
is no small achievement: the carrying
Of ~ out. with hrilliance. 10 a great
one. for which Dr. Davidson deserves
well
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19

sterling production Back Pay" be-
comes tho feature at tho Queen. In
tho cast presenting tho story arc
Seena Owen. Matt Moore, and Barney
Sherry.
DETERMINATION Stays at Majestic.
Miss Ircne Tsms. because " her per-
sonal appearance at the Ma jestic
Theatre. In connection with the photo
play DETERMINATION" has attracted
quite bit OF attention during her APP
pcarance at the theatre and on and
about her way In tho city. ehe was
seon yesterday In big Hudson car
riding about tha town and was the
object OF ev-ryone's admirins saEc
Nias Tams does most excellent work
In the picture playing the leading
feminine role OF the girl Lucky. nhs
has character that is by no means
very easy 20 interpret but she carries
Its most difficult requirements with
honora
"Ten highs In n Barroom- at Riaito
After successfully reopening the
Rialto Theatre. that big production
Ten Nights In n Barroom" will close
It's engagement at the theatre to-
day. Baby Ivy Ward. and John
Lowell are tho principals of the com.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19

pany presenting the story. IAttle Miss
Ward who viii bs remembered for
hcr personal appearances at the
theatre does some wonderful work a.
baby Mary Morgan tho daughter OF
Joe Morgan represented by Mr.. Low
oil. The picture In repicts with action
thrills and deep heart appeal. Little
Miss Flossic Roscn, cicvsn year old
singer. appears At the performances.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19
SCREEN
Constance TAlmadse at the Savoy.

Constance TAlmadse at the Savoy.
Constance Tslmadse's latest FRS;
National production. I'm Search OF a
Sinner" which is showing at the Sa-
voy. II probably the funniest vehicle
that this popular star has ever bad.
The action OF the play revolve. around
n girls somewhat insane" desire TO
be wicked" and take the wickedest
man in New York for a husband. But
being extremely wicked. Constance
Talmadge finds, is equally as hard as
being extremely good.
Constance Talmadge at the Arcadia
Today the Arcadia Theatre In busy
with the presentation OF Marshall
Neilan's picture Bits OF Life" To-
morrow Constance Talmadge will be
seen at the theatre in her new com
edy, "Woman's Place" This is one
OF her newest productions and has in
a very short time earned reputa-
tion as bright, laughable farce. In
IL Miss Talmadge as Josephine Ger
son. "A pretty society girl. gives poll
tics a try-out, running for mayor Of
the town.
~Moran of the Lady Lefty" at Queen.
At the Queen Theatre, where
Rudolph Valentino and Dorothy Dali
ton have been playing in Moran Of
the Lady Lefty" the crowds have
been particularly enthused at the en-
tertainment. This stellar duo is in
vincible when II comes TO popularity.
Round One" OF The Leather
Pushers" is a special feature on the
same bill. Beginning tomorrow that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19

address ths audience every afternoon
and evening during tho showing Of
the picture.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-19

Loliypops Given Away Ut Majestic.
Children who attend tho Majestic
Theatre on Thursday afternoon will be
given ioilypop~ by the star OF the pio-
turc, Miss Irene Tans. Miss Tains will
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-01-21
RIDONA LA SALUTE Al
BAHBINT

"Abbiamo preso tanto a cuore il
Lozogo del Dottor Pietro", SERVE la
signora Ceresina di Red Hook, N.
Y, "che non ci sentiamo bene SEN
"a di esso. La nostra bambina di
due ami 81 alza dal letto per DOMAIN
dare il Lozogo. Prima non voleva
prendere nessuna mcdicina Ora il
Lozogo I'ha resa sana come un pc
see nell'acqua. lie bambine di un no.
stro vicino soffrivano di costipazio-
ne. Dopo avere usato il Lzoogo del
Dottor Pietro, 81 sentirono bene ed
ora sono sane robuste". Cio' spiega
perche' questo vecchio rimedio di er-
be sia divenuto COST popolare come
medicina di famiglia. E. state CHA
mato "Pamico dele madri", perche'
e. la pirma cosa ALA quale la madre
ricorre quando suoi piccini sono in
disposti, genralmente non occorre
altro per ottenere il desiderato ef-
fetto. II Lozogo del Dottor Pietro
non e venduto per mezzo dele far
macie; e. fornito da agent speciali
Per informazioni scrivere a DR.. Pc
ter Fahrney & Sons Co, 25O1 Wash
ington Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-01-21
BANCHETTO SOCIALE
Uno della CoIo7lia

La sera di lunedi' della settimana
scorsa, all'Hotel Palumbo, 824 Ca
tharine Street, la italian Finance
Corporation, diede il suo primo
banchetto annuale, che riusci' al di-
sopra di lutte lie aspettative, sia per
la cordialita' che regno' sovrana fra
i commensali, sia per la squisitezza
dele vivande servite inappuntabil-
mente. Un'orchestrina con le sue
note melodiose allietava convenuti.
ALE frutta incominciarono discor-
81. Parlo prima il signor Silvio A.
Gallo, presidente del comitato, segui-
to subito dopo dial signor Corradi-
no Travaglini, maestro di cerimonie,
il quale ebbe parole di lode per gil
associati. Spiego' che con Peconomia
fatta da un gruppo di lavoratori 81
e potuto fofmare la italian Finan-
ce Corporation" cui auguriamo un
prospero successo mel raccomandare
a tutti membri di essa di essere
sempre unit perche' dallunione ma
see la forza, da questa l'indipen-
denza, le basi per formare una inte-
sa fra component la Corporations,
onde costituirsi anche in Corpora
zione Manifatturieri Commercian-
ii.
lie parole del signor Travaglini,
spesso interrotte da applause, ALA
fine sono coronate da: bravo, benis-
simo.
Ha poscia la parola il Presidente
signor Frank Carelli, della Corpora
Zione, che e anche applaudito.
Quindi Poratore Ufficiale, signor
Giovanni Torchio, con la sua
parola chiara sincera, incute Pam
mirazione suscita Pinteresse del
present. che pendono dal suo lab
bro che ci riusci impossible po-
ter SECURE su cio' che egli disse.
In ultimo fu presentato al Presi-
dente della Corporations un anello,
dono del membri della Corporations.
II signor Careli, nellaccettarlo,
tutti consoci.
A notte inoltrata 81 era ancora In
casa del signor Giuseppe Iannone, a
vuotare dele bottiglie di quello buo-
no, salutati dall'alba che spuntava.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-01-21
STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHED

Al numero SOC Christian Street vi
e uno studio fotografico, che sta di-
yentando popolare nella nostra Colo
MIA. ESQ e. diretto dal signor Sc
vcrino Verna, ex Venerable della
Loggia Italia, No. ", delPOrdine
del Figli d'Italia.
La ragione della sua popolarita' va
ricercata mel fatto che clienti di
quello studio restano soddisfatti, sia
per il sense artistico con il quale 81
eseguiscono le fotografie, che per la
modicita' nei prezzi che iyi 81 pra-
ticano ed vecchi procurano nuovi
clienti.
10 studio poi trovasi mel centrd
della colonia, a fianco della Chiesa
della Madonna del Buon Consiglio G
a mezza strada da quella di Monsi-
gnor Isoleri. Anche per questi fatti
10 studio Verna richiama a se' mol
te coppie ii sposi che celebrano ID
loro nozze nellie suddette chiese-