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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-11
HIT TWO TRUCKS;
THREE VICTIMS FOUND

TROY. ills.--The three persons killed
when an automobile in which they were
riding crashed into two trucks which
did not bear any lights near here last
night were identified today as Milton
c. webb. "a years old. Thelma Forest.
l3. and Henry Forest, Jr., is. the three
injured were Henry Forest. 81. Mrs.
Mary Forest. 81 and Mrs. Bessie Ter.
wick. 90 The party was from East
81. Louis, Ills.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-11
Mother Burned in
ExtinguiShing Fire
of Child'S Clothes

In attempting ~ extinguish the
flames that were in the clothes OF her
four-year old daughter, Evelyn. Mrs.
Clyde Fisher. lls T. street, southwest
was painfully burned about the arms
and hands just before noon Tuesday.
Mrs. Fisher was unable to tell how
the child's clothing caught fire but
when she looked around the little girl
was completely enveloped In the flames.
The burns received by the child about
back and neck are extremely painful
but II is not thought that they will bs
OF serious nature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-11
Especial to the Ardmoreltel

80 Especial 20 the ArdmoreHeI -
HUGO, Okla Officers OF Choctaw'
McCurtain. Pushnmataha. and adioln'
ing counties are today throwing out
drasnet In combined attempt to bring
light the three masked men who at
tucked II. A. Howard. "a. dairyman, ut
his home In Hugo. bound him hand
and foot with wire clothes line. set
fire to his house and left him TO his
fate. about o'clock Monday morning
Howard was rescued by J. 4. Reed. a
neighbor. who noticed the flames and
turned In the alarm.
Howard told officers that he rose
to take some medicine and that he
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-11
RETURNS FROM FIVE WEEK
AUTO AND TRAIN TRIl

Mr. and Mira. j. A. Heartsill have re-
turned home from a five weeks vaca.
Ton spent In northern Oklahoma. Kan.
sas and Arkansas. which was made by
motor. Later they went to visit rela.
lives In oreenville. Ala. and Knoxville.
Tenn. making the trip by train. In
both OF these latter cities. Mr.. Heart.
sill was impressed with The efficient
public markets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-11
CONTRACT MADE FOR PAVING
ON THREE MAIN STREETS

AT a meeting OF the city commission.
ers. Tuesday morning contract was
made for the paving OF c street, two
blocks of Eighth avenue and one block
OF Tenth avenue, northwest. with A.
l.. Cook. who Is at present doing paving
work in different parts Of the civ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-11
COUNTY SEAT TO
remain At T|SH
Milburn Loses Fight that Was
Started Four Months Ago
and Has Waged Bitter;
Big Majority Shown.

TlsHoMlNGo. Okla County seat ot
Johnston county will not be moved
This question was settled by ballot ON
Monday when this city was favored
with 3.is2 votes and Milburn. the con
tending city. received only l,sC4. Twt
small boxes are yet TO DO heard from,
there being about 50 votes In these to
be counted.
Milburn has waged bitter fish: fer
some four months, while TishomlnSo
has gotten into the fray only daring
the past several weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-11
STRIKE CLERKS AND STATION
EMPLOYEES Is SANCTIONED

CINCINNATI. - A strike Of railway
clerks, freight handlers, express and
station employees on the Norfolk and
Western railroad has been sanctioned
by Grand President Fitzgerald, accord
ing 10 !. D. Mumby. assistant to Fitz-
gerald at she headquarters 10 the broth.
erhood Of railway clerks here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-11

TUNIs, lca.--Sidi Mohamed en-
Naccur. OF, the Beyo OF the regency Of
Tunis. died today He had occupied
The throne since 1896 when he succeed.
"a his brother Sid Mohamed Eldl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-11

WINSTON SALEM, N. C.-Thirty.
fiv. OF the AZ clerks of the Norfolk ami
Western railroad here left their desks
at 10 o'clock this morning in response
TO the strike call authorized by Grand
President Fitzgerald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-11

so this is the Ardmcreite? -?
"Yes and it'a getting a liz
tie better all the time"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-11
WEATHER

Tonight unsettled with
local showers; cooler;
Wednesday part cloudy.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-06-22

#ll X5 DRY GOODS
20 inch IDLE Du Nord Bingham at per I'd. ----~--19c
SO inch hess Bingham per yard z----------24c
27 inch EAelty Tissue Regs3Sc per I'd. --------25c
SO inch Mplin Of good quality at ---------------18
40 inch ntterized Voiles, plain colors per yd. ---37c
40 inch d4ndies, plain patterns, very special at
only, y yard
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-06-22

Mems Work Shoes, regular SITS at : s.. IS
Ladies Oxfords at from $3.50 to : --------$3.9 5
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALLsHoEs NOT
LISTED. CO. Sa$
Plain white cups and saucers at onlyseach 17c
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL OTHER
DISHES @@A &z
BY OUR sEALERS NOW AND SAVE MONEY
Mason Sealers, pints, per dozen ---------------8 5c
Mason Sealers, quarts, per dozen ------~----Sl.O 90
Mason Sealers, half gallon per dozen -----------SI.4
Glass Top Sealers, pints, per dozen --------------~~- $1.lO
Glass Top Seaers, quarts, per dozen S1.35
Class Top. Sealers, half gallon, per dozen ---sI.S5
Mems 240 weight overalls at the very special price
of - 995c
Mems 40 weight overalls at rs
One lots Of mems hats at sI.OO TO s2.25. These are
standard makes.
Mems caps priced from 49c to $I.79 Ss#
Mems work shirts at 4---- TIE
These are al our regular stock and Of very special
quality, having been sold from .85c to $1.OO.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-06-22

MEMS UNDERWEAR

@%s~& E UNDERWEAR
BY DIS. U. 1o1 Regular $1.5o at 1-Is1.19
Mems Topkis Brand Athletic suits regular 81 90, sale
price only
Mems White Balbriggan Union Suits at -------79c
Mems Balbriggan shirts and drawers at ------42c
81 women's and children's underwear at greatly
reduced prices.
GROCERIES
Home Brand Jam, absolutely pure, 5 10. pail -s1.19
Bengal Brand Jam, apple juice and fruit mixed ct
per pail
Home Brand Jelly Powder 8 for 25c or per doz. CSC
Standard Corn at per can
Enit IL cans to d customer
Rose, P~alnolive, TTilby and AL other toilet soaps
Home Brand corn starch at per pkg. ------7c
8 oz. package Macaroni at
Quaker Oatmeal, family size package ct .-----22
Luna Laundry Soap 10 o.. bars, rs for ---$1-OO
Lenox Laundry Soap 10 or. bars, rs for - $1.O0
Limit S1.O0 worth to a. customer.
Regular 33c Bulk Coffee, going at .-----m---m PC
Regular 40c Bulk Coffee going at ----------M Csc
Regular 25c Bulk Coffee, going 1T -----A21c
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-06-22

l0c
n inch Cretones at onlysper yard
15c
Is PER CENT DIsCoUNTo ON OUR COMPLETE
STOCK OF CoRsETS
HOSIERY @$
No. $500 Ladies pure silk hose, both black and Cor
III doyan, regular $40, Sale $1.89
Ladies silk hose, regular $1.5O,s at ------------$ liz
Ladies Isle hose, regular Goo vat .a- ~------.---------45 c
Black cotton hose ut only per pair -.--------~---------1O
Children hose priced from 15c and IN. @s&sas
Mems Cotton Hose black at
Mem Rockford sox per pair 10c
Uncle Sam work hose at per pair .-------- -I2c
Women's Black sateen petticoats at only - sec
SHOES
Men s Dress Shoes, regular $500 at .-.-.SS So 85
Work Shoes regular $S4.75 sale ---.-----SS So rs
Mems Work Shoes regular $500 al - - SIS us
Mems Work Shoes, cheap at $3.50 sale ~~S2.85
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
LARGE SUITS
ARE STARTED
$4,000 Supreme Court Ac.
ton for Damages Against
Central Railroad

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. %
Papers have been served in a cir
cult court action started by the Cres-
cent Milling Company of Minneapolis
against Nathan Silverman, of 241
Washington street, Perth Amboy.
This action is taken to collect
S541.77. on October 20, 1921. the
plaintiff contends, Silverman o<er-
ed 42O barrels of -four at 81 a bar
rel. The shipment arrived in due
time, it is claimed, but the Defend
ant refused to pay a draft for the
flour. The flour was then sold at
S6.15 to another party. The COM
pany is asking for the amount lost
in the sale, demurrage, carriage and
brokerage.
Louis Broder, of Newark, has
started an action in the supreme
court against the Central Railroad
of New Jersey. He is suing the rail-
road company for $4,000 for per-
manent injuries to his head as a re-
suit of the gates at the Market street
crossing, Perth Amboy being lower
ed on him April 6 of this year. He
claims that they were lowered with
out warning and that he has suffer-
ed severe pain as a result of the ac-
cident.
Papers have been served in a SUI
preme court action started by the
Metropolitan Lumber company, as
signee for Smith & Ostergaard
against walter H.. Meagher of Perth
Amboy. This action is taken to COL
lect $~2,297.45 for material and lum-
Der furnished by Smith IL Oster-
gard for the st. John Baptist
church in Bayonne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
LAFAYETTE HAzING JOKE
MAY END IN EXPULSION

EASTON, Pa, Sept. 23.-Investi-
cation Of tho hazing and injury oil
Robert Cunningham, seventeen year
old son OF Rev. and Mrs. Henry
Cunningham of Morristown, N. j..
a freshman at Lafayette College, was
continued today by the student coun-
Gil and members OF the sophmore
class. Dean Albert *. Heckel said
that every opportunity will be given
the student body TO clear up the af-
fair.
If they fail to learn the identity
of Cunningham's assailants, the col
lege authorities will start a rigid
investigation, Dean Heckel said.
Everyone found guilty of participant
ing in the hazing will be expelled
from college, he said.
Cunningham said he was taken
from his bed by several members
os the sophmore class Thursday
night. After being padded in Cen
ter Square, he was taken to Bushkill
Creek where with his hands tied be-
kind his back and n pillowcase pull
ed over his head. he was compelled
to lie on the ground. When MS
captors left he managed to free him
self but vas unable to stralght2n
up because of a blow he had re-
ceived in the stomach. He finally
made his way back to the city but
collapsed on the sidewalk where he
lay unconscious for some time.
Hospital authorities said Cunning
ham is suffering from shock and
bruises of the chest and stomach.
His condition is not considered seri-
ous.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
THEATRES


Betty Compson will be seen at the
| Ditmas Theatre for three days, be
ginning Monday, in her second star
ring picture, always the Woman
released by Goldwyn. This produc-
ton was made from a scenario by
Perley Poore Sheehan and was di-
rected by Arthur Rosson under Miss
Ccmpton's personal supervision. In
the supporting cast are Macy HaT-
lam, Emory Johnson, Doris Pawn
Gerald Pring, Richard Rosson and
| Arthur Delmore.
In always the Woman" Miss
Compson has the role of Celia ThaX-
ter, a slangy New York girl who was
trained in the hard school of CHEAP
vaudeville. and who Is en- route to
the Orient with a travelling troupe
on a Mediterranean steamer. She
inspires the unholy love of Kelim
PasEa, an eminent Egyptian states
man, who cannot make open ad-
vances to her. Kelim directs his
Jacket, Reginald ~Stanhope, to court
Celia for him.
Celia becomes interested in the
case of one Boone, an American who
is suffering from shellshock, and
who is being taken to the Orient
because his wife is secretly enamor-
ed to Kelim Pasha. On the same
ship is Mahmud, an Egyptian mystic,
who tells Celia she was the Queer
Neco-Tokris in a former incarnation
He tells her of priceless treasure
that is hidden in a lost tomb Of
Neco-Tokris and Kelim organizes
an expedition. The adventure of he
caravan to the tomb carries the ac'
ton of the picture into one OF The
most interesting narratives ever tolo
on the screen and gives Miss Comp
son splendid opportunity to display
her exceptional talents and versa
tility.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23

bobbed foundation IL one is equip
ped with a chignon or so, and a
bandeau.
At the right you see the way the
successor to the fapper will frame
her face this season.
Madame Louise Berthelon of New
York and Paris, who erected these
coiffures. supplied the why-when-
where element Of the story as she
added hair and punctuated it with
hairpins.
with the long lines and Grecian
draperies of this season you can't
have a large head and a short
neck" she said. "Bobbed hair was
always all right in front. but not in
tie back, because it hid that line of
beauty from the side between the
Gloria Swanson IN Her Husbands
Trademark This is a Paramount
picture and one that will entertain
you from the first to the last reel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23

back of the ear and the nape OF the
neck.
THE beauty of bobbed hair lay
in it's youthfulness. A woman could
lose ten years in a barber shop. SO
this season we will keep the soft
line about the face, and arrange the
but it must be dressed In the back
and the rouged lobe of the ear must
show.
1.-THE bobbed n buys one OF the
new switches, which is Joined in the
center and works both ways. She
pins this to the back of her head
securely, then pins her W bobbed
locks over this. She brings the ends
about and coils them over each ear,
keeping the bobbed ends carefully
concealed beneath the coils.
.'This makes a fiat couture, not
too stiff for her hats. but harmonic
ing with this seasons gowns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23

front hair quite as IL it were bobbed
IF the hair is thin about the face
one may add bangs, or little fluffy,
side pieces which I call 'dimpies.'
There are detachable chignons of
curls and puffs which may be
fastened on securely for evening.
"Bandeaux and flowers will be
worn in the hair, but the wide
headache band of last season Is
not correct. In using switches. be
sure to show a little growing hair
about the neckline to remove any
suggestion of artifciality."
Madame Louise is delighted that
bobbed hair is no longer stylish.
ut was never a beautiful style.
but what was worse, it was very bad
for the hair. 1t kept it from becom-
ing long and even, and the contin-
ued cutting has been known to
cause badness" she concluded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
Strand Attraction

Oscar Wilde's "a Woman of No
Importance is announced as the
attraction for the Majestic theatre
for three days beginning Monda,
The picture is offered by the Seleo
Pictures Corporation which has
been sending along the Elaine
| Hammerstein pictures, the Eugene
O'Brien pictures. the Conway
! Tearle releases and such specials as
Reported Missing" starring Owen
Moore, "a Mans Home" and
| others Of similar high calibre.
! A. photoplay with Oscar Wilde rs
its author would seem to be entitled
to special consideration in these
days when strength of story is be-
ing stressed in the motion picture
industry. Wilde Is commonly spok-
en- of as one of the ablest writer's of
the English language hat have ever
lived. His plays, novels and poems
are known in every corner OF the
civilized world.
"A Woman Of No Importance"
originally written in play form, was
presented in London many years
ago and since that time there has
never been a minute that 1t was not
being played in countless cities and
| towns in English-speaking Il
tries. Its Introduction to America
came when Rose Coghlan was at
the zenith of her success and Sc
cured the play for presentation at
Miners Fifth Avenue theatre, New
York City, with one of the greatest
casts which has eve been assem-
bled; Miss Coghlan herself appear
ed in the leading role of Rachel"
"a woman of no Importance" and
with her were such players as Maui
rice Barrymore, Grant Stewart
Robert Fischer, Mrs. d. p. Bowers
Louise Observation-Disclosures, Efie
Shannon and others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23

Via bus lines at Florida Grove
road and New Brunswick avenue.
Best Auto Road Route
BY Florida Grove road and New
Brunswick avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23

September "a. New schedule will
be published later.
Best Auto Road Route
Via West avenue, sewaren and
State street or Woodbridge and via
State highway to Perth Amooy
HELMETTA
Train Schedule
Five trains to Perth Amboy and
four to Helmetta. Change of sched-
uIe September "a. New schedule
will be announced later.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Spotswood, Old Bridge and
South Amboy. Roads in fair to good
condition.
JAMESBURG
Train Schedule
Five trains to Perth Amboy and
four to Jamesburg. Change OF
schedule September "a. New sched-
ule will be announced later.
| sAYREvIILE AND VICINITY
Trolley Schedule
Every half hour via South Amboy.
Bus Schedule
Every half hour on hour and half
hour via South Amboy.
Best Auto Road Route
Via South Amboy. Road n ex-
cellent condition.
SOUTH RIVER AND VICINITY
Trolley Schedule
Every half hour via South Amboy.
Bus Schedule
Every half hour on hour and half
hour via South Amboy.
Train Schedule
Via Raritan River railroad to
South Amboy, sos. $3.50, 1855, 1885
a. m: 1853. 4:37 p. m. From South
Amboy. $3.50. s. $40. $3.50 a.. m:
1:45, $40 p. m.
Best Auto Road Route
Via South Amboy. Road in excel
lent condition.
MIDTOWN
Every half hour via South Amboy,
Bus Schedule
Every half hour on hour and halt
hour via South Amboy.
Train Schedule
Via Raritan River to South Am
boy, sos, GAS. 1851. 1926. except
Saturdays, 1903, Saturdays only
a. m: 2:47, 4:2s except Saturdays
). Best Auto Road Route
Via South Amboy. Roads in ex-
cellent condition.
/ GERMANTOWN
Trolley Schedule
Via Public Service. Every half
hour service. II and Al minutes af-
ter the hour.
Best Auto Road Route
Via state highway, detour 1t Me.
tuchen and Fords.
TOTTENvILLH
Ferry Schedule
For Perth Amboy. Boats leave
every fifteen minutes from the foot
of Bentley street.
Best Auto Route
Amboy road or Arthur XIII road
to ferry. Roads in excellent condi-
ton.
PLEASANT PLAINS
Train Schedule
Thirty-three trains each way BE-
Plains. connecting with ferry at Tot
tenville.
Best Ruto Route
Amboy road to ferry at foot OF
Bentley street, Tottenville. Roads in
9 excellent condition. tx
c ROsSvIILH AND VICINITY &
Taxi Schedule ~
Frequent taxi service to ferry
foot of Bentley street. Tottenville.
Best Auto Road Route
n Arthur Kill road to ferry, foot oil
Bentley street, Tottenville. :
~ a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
Bus Schedule

Bus
Via bus lines at Florida Grove
road and New Brunswick avenue.
Best Auto Road Route
By Florida Grove road and New
Brunswick avenue.
SOUTH PLAINFTELD
Train Schedule
To Perth Amboy. Sis a. M: 1908.
4:55, 1855 p. m. From Perth Amboy,
4:47, 1882 a. M, 1890, 1892 and
6:39 p. m. via Lehigh Valley from
New Brunswick venue.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Park avenue to Metuchen.
Highway in good condition.
WOODBRIDGE
Trolley Schedule
Every hall hour via public Serv-
Ice trolley. Eight and 3S minutes
after the hour.
Bus Schedule
Every 10 minutes.
Train Schedule
Frequent train service over Amooy
division into State street station and
also over Central railroad division
to Central station in Smith street.
Change in time IN September "a,
new schedule to be published later
Best Auto Road Route
Wit State Highway. Road in fai,
to good condition.
ROOSEVELT
Trolley Schedule
Every half hour, twenty-thres
| and f~ftv-fhrea minuta. ofto. ~.
hour. Connection made at Chrome
Junction.
Bus Schedule
Every ten minutes.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Woodbridge and thence ovel
State highway or via West avenue
Sewaren.
AVENEL
Trolley Schedule
Via Railway, Public Service line
every half hour, eight and thirty
eight minutes after the hour.
Train Schedule
Train service via Amboy division
to State street station and OF
Central division to Smith street
Schedule changes on September "a
New schedule published later.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Woodbridge. State highwa,
in fair condition.
OLD BRIDGE
Bus service to South River an
thence to Amboys via bus or trolley
!, Train Schedule
Five trains to Perth Amboy an
four to Old Bridge. Change Q
schedule September "a. New sched
ule will be announced later.
) Best Auto Road Route
Via South Amboy road. Is in fai
to good condition.
). sPOTswooD
Train Schedule
Five trains to Perth Amboy an
four to Spotswood. Change of schee
ule September "a. New schedu'
. will be announced later.
l Best Auto Road Route
. Via Old Bridge and South Ambc
Roads in fair to good condition.
PORT READING
Trolley Schedule
n Every half hour. Twenty-Five
and f%ifty-three minutes after ii
each hour.
Bus Schedule
Every ten minutes.
Train Schedule
Frequent train service on the c.
! trail railroad. Change in time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23

from Perth Amboy direct to Keans-
burg in the afternoon, but no
through train from Keansburg to
Perth Amboy. Train service can be
obtained, however. by changing
from the New York & Long Branch
trains at Matawan station to the
trains of the East Long Branch divi-
sion of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey.
Bus Schedule
Via Newark buses operating direct
from Keansburg to Newark via
Perth Amboy.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Keyport. State highway In
good condition.
FRENEAU
Trolley Schedule
Trolley on Jersey Central Traction
Company to Matawan every twenty
minutes.
Bus Schedule
FREQUENT bus service into Mata-
| wan and hence by train and trolley
to Perth Amboy.
Train Schedule
Trains of Central Railroad of New
jersey TO cildnSius "
trains of the New York and Long
| Branch railroad.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Matawan and Keyport or via
Cllffwood. Good roads except fo'
short detour on Matawan route.
MORGANVHLE
Bus Schedule
Frequent bus service to Matawar
thence by train or trolley.
Train Schedule
Trains of Central Railroad OF New
Jersey from Morganville to Matawar
then change to trains of New Yori
& Long Branch railroad.
Best Auto Route
Via state highway into Matawan
short detour to Matawan to stat
J highway route No. 4.
RAILWAY
Trolley Schedule
via Public Service trolley, hal
hour service.
Train Schedule
Via trains of Pennsylvania Rail
road. frequent service, --r--
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23

SOUTH AMBOY
Trolley Schedule
Half hour service via Jersey Cen
tral Traction Company.
Bus Schedule
Every ten minutes.
Train Schedule
There are eighteen trains each
way during the day n night. The
schedule changes on September "a,
when Standard time Is again in
vogue. A special timetable will be
published showing the schedule of
trains after that date.
Best Auto Road Route
Via state highway and state
bridge. Roads In good condition.
No detours.
kEYPORT
Trolley Schedule
Halt hour service via Jersey Gem
trail Traction Company.
Train Schedule
There are two trains operating
from Perth Amboy direct to Key
port In the afternoon, but no
through train from Keyport to
Perth Amboy. Train service can be
obtained. however. by changing at
Matawan or taking the trains from
Matawan, the distance between Mat
avian and Keyport being covered
by cars Of the Jersey Central Trac-
ton Company.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Morgan, state highway In
good condition. No detours.
MATAWAN
Trolley Schedule
Trolley service between Matawan
and Keyport every twenty minutes,
connecting at Keyport with Perth
Amboy cars.
Train Schedule
There are seventeen trains each
way between Matawan and Perth
Amboy. The schedule changes or
September "a. A special timetable
will be published showing the
schedule of trains after that date.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Keyport. Good. except L
short detour near Matawan.
KEANSBURG
Trolley Schedule
Half hour service via Jersey Cen
trail Traction Company.
Train Schedule
There are two trains operating
|
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-23
Coming to Majestic

John NJ. Stahl's "The Song or
| Life" coming to the Strand Thea
| ire on Monday for an engagement
of three days is his second indepen-
| dent production for Louis B. Mayer.
It is released as an Associated First
| National attraction and as such it is