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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
r.nrslY Church wedding

This morning at o'clock. lovely
wedding win be solemntzed at st. Al
rbonsus' church when Miss Gertruoe
Helen Ritter. daughter or MT. ana -HI :,
Joseph Ritter OF Fourteenth street; VIII
become the bride OF Mr.. Louis Thalnan'
of this city. ,Ao,oa
Enntian high mass will be celebrated
NJ ,bc Rev FATHER Bouaventure. o. VI.
c,r who will also offclate at the mar
riags service. and a beautiful mass VIII
hc rsndcred by the church choir.
pottsd Dalms will be combined with
clusters o. gladiol9s and other summer
blossoms In pretty decorations on the
altar and about the church sanctuar!
pror J Schiller. the orSanist' VIII
render the LohcngrIn bridal chorus lot
m. entrance of the wedding party ana
during the nuptial service Will play d"
appropriate selection.
The bride will have for her maiu o.
honor Miss Regina Mccarthy, ana MIS-
Edwin Thai man will serve his oro'he'
AZ hes, man. Mess-s. Joseph Ritter.
brother. and Albert Neuhan a cousin OF
,hs bride will ne the usherS.
-. br,.fA will wear a lovely gown ot
xrf,s canton crepe. fashioned with an
o,A-3-css 81 lace with trimmings or
-ea-.-. she MI; wear full tu'e ven
pd-Na with pearlS. which VIII be caught
- he couture with 4 wreath or orange
blossoms \ shower Of brides roses
and svSs. r~as viii form her bouquet
Nss. Mccarthy will be Eowned In a
costume ~ turquoise blue crepe de
r--rs md her hat will be OF white
se.i0. she will carry an armful OF pink
Killarney roses.
iun.d:a,cly following the mass 4
v..sH - r-c1l<fast will he served AZ the
h..ds., h..uc. - which covers VIII NC
60. sr~ tho close relatives OF the pr'n-
r 0a'- f'rs,fy Iccora lions will he seen
rb..r. .rs house. where floral clusters
,.i' ~ rrs,:i'v arranged with ferns
,r.i the -r"crHrv. In the evening an
o...No,>.r~ dinnSr parry will ne held at
... v,'rv, pr.,h WI II" enjoyed BY
$50 n3n'N"r - tho relatives and
r,t.,,'. ~ %. Young people.
NJ Tns''.ln and his bride plan t.
'.,. peg, l,~i~ residence I'm 4 newly fur
r.-rsd .','r,sron; A. "a Fourteenth
-.:.s' E,,a ,ruuS people are veil
-..,u md p.'.'," The bride - =
" ,..ri'. ~ e Nd. circle Of friends who
81 u .rnt,c- her With good wishe~. TIE
.-~,,.~, +. ne son Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. J.
Tra'mar Of Echo Faint and holds a re-
~,,."-a>r position with the T. T. Hut
,...~son company.
Nr,"uS the "ut-cf-town guests who
pc here arc. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rit-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
LADIES ENTERTAIN
THIS AFTERNOON AT
MASONIC CATHEDRAL
CARDS WILL BE THE DIVERSION
or AFTERNOON WITH DIN
NEE AT Sn
Covers win Be Laid raT l2s-Mason4o
Orchestra TO Furnish Music

Mrs. George o. KindleberEer VII.
be hostess at the monthly Ladies
Masonic Day which will be one or 10
days biggest social affairs. For the
afternoon. tables have been arranged
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral TO ac-
comodate the ladies FOR pleasant s's-
sion OF cards.
At six O'Clock the ladies will be nos
tcsses 10 their husbands at a charm
i.glv appointed. delicious. chicken am
nrr. Covers will be laid for rs guests
Following the dinner. the evening hours
will no spent IN dancing. with the Ma
sonic orchestra Of three pieces Lh'n-
IAhinc the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
MRS, RUTTENCUTTER'S
COMMISSION SENT
Bv CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

Washington l.. g, Aug. 1.-The post
office department has forwarded 10
Katherine Z. Ruttencutter her commits
sion AS postmistress at Parkcrsbure'
II bears the date July %, 1922. MlTs
Rut,encutter is one Of the $500 women
appointed postmstresses since the
Harding administration began. and is
the one woman In the long list who
has charge Of the largest office. There
have been. in round numbers, 1000
ro<imastcrS appointed. by the present
.,dmini$tra ton and about one-half OF
them are women.
Fourth class postnasters In west
Virginia to whom commissions were
forwarded today. are: Bellwood, Ralph
Hclton. July is, 1922; Prestonia, Aga
tha T. Collett, July S. 1922: Wexford.
Belva l., Young. June s, 1922.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
c HANEY-
BUILDING IS SOLD

Cumberland Md, Aug. 1.-The cha
ney-Caldwell building. 223 Virginia ave-
nue.. together with the furniture fix
lures and equipment OF the Diamond
RowltnR alley. was purchased at 4 re-
Cci~cr's also sal" by Thomas Lloyd
Of Wcstcrnport. for $4,000. on the
premises Monday morning. The BULL
ing Is considered on Of tho finest o.
lts kind in tho city. II is two stories
m h"icnt. nf brick and steel II is
stated that the building cost S30.j00 TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
Hnnnrdn1 Miss Paris.

uonoring Miss Mildred Ear,s O..
,,,awaIo,d O. who is the guets OF her
aunt, Mrs. + l.. Farrts Of Warw"oa' "
group of the younger set ehJ"Eo"
delightful swimming party at III.
land TOOL. yesterday afternoon NeeF
fov nours in the pool. the guests re-
naired to the Hoge-Davis tea room Tor a
luncheon. In the ewing the crowo
,|rr.o a theatre party at the virginia
.hca,rc AZ which Miss Grace Moore was
M, hostess
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Will Entertain Club

Members Of the Virginia cru"
anticipating delightful time Tor ".
ne,day. August 9th. when ,heE W. n
entertained by Mrs. Johh Sc""eu ~.
,,,. ,aro a, Stop 81 Wsrwood. The
,stcrronn will be devoted to bridge hNe
hnrdrrd and euchre, and the card games
viii be supplemented with a delicious
p,cnic supper to he served at O'CLOCK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02

Bishop. Charles Klein. Roy G. Darby
VIM. Qumby and Miss Elizabeth Mac
Weigh,
Chairmcn oC the various committees
are:
Ice Croam-Mrs. charles Klein.
CakcS-Mrs Roy Darby. assisted ~
Mrs. l.. NJ. Holiday. Mrs. A. V. Wood
and Mrs. Paul Q. keymann.
Candies-Miss Elizabeth Mac Weigh
assisted bv Mrs T. \. Graham and Miss
Mary Norton
I.iGht--MrS. Lee Hill
chairs and Tables Mrs. William F.
Stifcl
ProCram-Mrs w g. Etzlcr.
WaitrcSses-Mrs Harry Dohson.
PubliC!ty-Mrs. :. L. Christian.
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Entertain Friends.

Friend Of William Pritchard, 81 the
Island will gather on the humps camp
grounds directly across the river from
37th street on August Q for birthday
party.
During the early part Of the evening
the crowd will spend their time in
game while the latter part OF the even
ing there will be served delightful
luncheon.
Boats owned by members Of the camp
will carry the young folks home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
Charming Honorary Affair

The Misses Mildred and Margaret
Retchvold of Bellvue, Pa, were the
quests Of honor at a charming afrhir
given by Miss Elizabeth Woods. young
daughter Of Mrs. Rebecca Woods, Mon
day afternoon. Miss Helen kirkpatrick
Of Rochester, y. Y, the guest OF Mrs
Alfred PAUL. shared honors with the
Misses Betchwold, who are the visitors
OF their aunt, Mrs. Arthur langhans'
Of Hawthorne Court.
The affair was in the nature Of card
partv and 500 was enjoyed from ,
o'clock until 5. when delicious refresh
ments were served
The guest list Included:
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Mrs. George Hewitt will be hostess ~,
a,y =, = charming social function hello
a, her home in Woodlawn. Mrs HeW-
49, GUESTS will be members OF her
bridge club. Several hours will be de-
voted to cards and at the conclusion %
the games. a dainty luncheon Will NC
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
Tomorrow.a Garden Party

Mrs Leo r. Hill Is general chairman
In charge OF the garden party 10 he
given tomorrow evening at "Edcmar
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Stifc'
IN Pleasant Valley under the auspices
OF the Wheeling chapter. Daughters OF
tho American Revolution. The public
Is cordially invited to attend,
Mrs. Hill win be assisted by the fol-
lowing members OF the reception com
mittee: Mesdames Robert j. Reed
Charles J. Milton, VIM. Stifel George
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02

Coming as a complete surprise 10 the'r
many friends is the announcement OIL
the marriage of Miss Emma heeu anu
Mr.. Louis Tibbens Of the Island when
too,, n,ac, last Thursday at Johnstown.
rbe conple kept II secret until yes
tsrdav when the news leaked out. Both
are weI-known here and their friends
will hasten to congratulate them. HheF
viii take m their residence temporarily
With the brides parents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02

rect, In 1917 and that $4,000 worth
# bowling alley equipment and liz
lures was added. Saul Praeger anq
William Hustler. attorneys. were re-,
reivers and Charles c. Wilson was
auctioneer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
Mr.. stochlsr Entertains

Mrs B. ]. Stockler. Of Edswood' VIII
entertain a party OF her friends with d
luncheon this afternoon at her nome al
Woodlawn. Luncheon VIII be serEeu
at 100 O'Clock and viii be marked pE
lovely appointments. Inc reh"''uet %
the afternoon will ne devoted 10 nee"'.-
work and music. Mrs. Suckers guests
,,.pl Dumher ten.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
Tourtnr italy

The local party composed Of MISSES
,.,a-, Pose and Regina Coleman. Agnes
Reilly and Martha Campbell wn" ic'.
recently IN European tour arrived d,
\anl.s italy today. The party crossed
the Atlantic in eleven days and are now
tmurjnr italy. They landed at Cic''E
week ago.
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he guest list Included:
Entertain L. W. A. Club

Miss Agnes West will be hostess 10
the members Of the |. w. A. club mis-
evening at her home on North Main
street. Woodwork and various diver
sIons will occupy the attention Of the
guests until 1890 o'clock. when dainty
luncheon will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
Prom the herald Dispatch"

The following is a clipping from the
HUNTINGTON Herald-pispath OF Mon
DAY: -
Miss Josephine HaninS. OF "neellnS'
= the guests of Miss Irene taIdwel' q,
her home on the South Sid" SeNera'
parties are being PLANNED Tor TINS az
;ractive guests during her TWO weeks
stay in this CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
n.sc1on Picnic at Camp.

This afternoon at the Mathis camp
north OF Martins Ferry the Service star
legion Of the Ohio city will hold their
annual outing. The members VIII leave
FOR the camp about ? o'clock IN the
afternoon. Plans have been made FOR
splendid time and the picnic dinner 10
be served about s o'clock will not be the
least Of the days pleasures. OFFICIALS OF
the Legion anticipate large attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
JOHN BROWN ARRESTED

John Brown was arrested last night
by OFFICER Gerstng on charge of being
drunk He was taken 10 the obi" Coun-
" Jail where he received lodging for
the evening.
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r,-sv.u Party at Elm Grove.

Miss Ethel Wallace "t oNerorooN'
Elm Grove. will give farewci! party
AZ her home. Thursday evening 4"
which the members Of her 'Sunaa!
schoo, class. Win Some. OF the firs'
". f. church. will be her guests,
Jolly time in anticipated by MISS WA,
iacr.s pupils. Miss Wallace VIII max" MAKE
North wheeling her home in the near
future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
AKichnAl-HnrcnlAa

The wedding OF Miss Hannah Her
.culrs and Miss Louis Michael OF War
wood. which took place. Monday after.
noon Il, the Zane street NJ. l.. parsonage
viii come as a complete surprise TO the
many friends Of the principals The Rev.
l. s Crosse performed the ceremony.
The couple were unattended.
MIR. and Mr. Michael lett immcd'"le.'
on a honeymoon IN tho east. 'n ,"'''
return they will take up their reS'u"n'e
al WatwoOd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
CIT SHOP TwiR

The Gift Shop Twlg will meet today
with Mrs. Fred Rchrens. Luncheon viii
be served at 2 O'Clock. after which sew
ing will be the diversion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
About People
Movements Of Individuals 10 AaA
Prom The CITY.
At TIE HOTELS

Hotel Rogers-E. T. Sloan. Steuocn-
vile. NJ. II. Reishcr. Pittsburgh; Geo
Finch. Pittsburgh; r. II. Gray, Chafi'S'
ton. \ J. Kerr, Rochester. q.
Mcclure HOTEL. Il. Chaddork Gam
crnn. r. \. Anderson. Parkershurgh'
|. 6 Drake, ParkrrshurGh. W. Stot1e'
Clarkshurgh, J. &. chancellor. ParkcrS
hurch.
Grand Central-L. Fa'lngton' Fair-
mont: c. McElroy. Akron; Il. NJ. Mont
romcrv, Pittsburgh; y. Lucus, Stcn'
hcnville. O.. T.. +. Morrisscy. Steuocn'
Vile, q.
Hotel wheeltns-F n. Rerson. Hunt
inrton. II. Person, Huntington: F. +.
Warnah. Berkeley Springs, W. Va; r.
Srumpf. Cleveland.
Hotel windsor-R. y. Lawiey. llt's-
hnrch: f. A. Butts, Pittsburgh, + ;.
Evans. Cincinnati, O.; H. G. smith,
Toledo. O.: l.. G. Wilson, Pittsburgh.
Stamm Hotel-Wm Bosch, PittS-
hurch; VIM NoCt. Pittsburgh; w. >.
r,nc. Chicago. o; f. II. Malone ON
ainnati. O: Z. L. Clark.
Edward Schaaf returned home yes'er-
dav after a brief stay IN Cleveland.
II. 4. Kirkwood Of Parkershurg was =
business visitor in this city yesterday.
Clyde Ncsbitt returned home yestcr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
PARTY 10 Hampshire Club

A party Of young people left yeSter-
day morning on n motor trip TO the
Hampshire club IN Romncy county
where they will spend tho next two
weeks enjoying the varied pleasures this
popular resort affords. The crowd
which was chapcroncd by Miss Florence
OFT. was composed Of the following:
Misses
Dorothy Won Bayer Elizabeth Hubbard
Jane Maxwell
MeSsrs-
Frank Waterhouse Melvin Helfrtrh
Andrew Mcclure, Jr. NJ Griffith of
Arch Jacobs OF Philadelphia
WellSDurg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02

Great Salt Lake Is the largest body
Of brine in the world.
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tho member Of her club Thursday even
lrg at her home in North Nar""od'
Euchre will hc enjoyed from O'clock
until 1880. after which 4 dciectapI'
luncheon Will be served
Mrs Davis guests will be:
Ncsdamcs: Charles Myers. WiiiLam
Russ. Thomas Padden. William burNl"'
Thomas Manion Gas ktndeloergcr'
Reilly, charles Ncneman. Anton Nanoa'
David West George Graham. John M"t-
rhy. George Hollcr and John Davis.
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ter Miss Elizabeth Ritter ana Mt,
Joseph Ritter. il. all Of iHttSnnrs", "''
Mr.. Micheal LarbInais Of Toledo "
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rrtsrtatn Missionary society.

This afternoon at the home OF MISS
Helen cornell. of Warwuod avenue. war :
wood the Little Missionary society VIII
meet. Nccdlework will y" the chiet
,astjmc until 5 o'clock when two
course luncheon Will he served.
Those present will be:
Misses Virginia Hum"s. Lillian Mason,
Vera Tracey. Anna Parker, Mildred
Thompson. Ella Alberts. Grace Patter-
son. June Mason. Catherine Farris and
Helen Cornell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02

Medium Brown Hair looks best OF all
after n Golden Clint Shampoo0edV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02

Very cool looking is a dark dress
NJ dotted swiss, and this one or
Mach and white Is quite attractive.
me wide girdle effect is white.
tucked lawn and lawn flowers yell
low conferred. m ark the low waist
Inc Tucked lawn makes the CUTS
Also.
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To Entertain Club.

Mrs. John Davis viii be hostess TO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
At the Strand Theatre

Marshall Neilan's latest First Ma
tional feature production, Bits of
Life,'' which is drawing capacity
audiences to the Strand theatre this
week, has evidently struck q most
popular chord with the public.
The success of this innovation in
film entertainment would indicate
that more productions of this type
may be expected in the future.
Marshall Neilan has very cleverly
combined the works of four authors
in Bits of Life"
Four separate and distinct stories
THE Bad Samaritan" by Thomas
McMorrow; ''The Man Who Heard
Everything" by Walter Trumbull;
"Hop,' by Hugh Wiley, and THE
Strange Adventure" by Marshall
Neilan-form the basis of the pro-
with one general theme. ,
And bits of Life" is splendidly
interpreted by the largest cast of
prominent players ever gathered to-
gether for a Neilan picture.
Among the celebrities of stage and
screen who are distinguishing them
selves In "Bits of Life" are Rock
cliffe Fellowes, Fred Burton. James
Bradbury, Jr.. Harriet Hammond,
Noah Berry, Lon CLANCY. Wesley
Barry, John Bowers, Anna May
Wong and Teddy Sampson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
COME RAIDS HIGHLAND PARK
HOTEL; BOOZE SEIZED

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. ID
Prohibition Enforcement Officer Sam
II. Con'e accompanied by County De-
tective Ferd David and other Off
GERS of the prosecutors office, visited
tho Highland PariS~ Hotel at the COR
ner of Woodbridge and Raritan ave-
nue. in Highland Park about 1:10
o'clock this afternoon and seized
about one pint OF alleged booze III
n two quart pitcher container, and
three bottles of colored matter label
ed for rye. Scotch whiskey and Irish
W%hiskey.
Lawrence Weber, the proprietor of
the establishment, was behind the
bar VIXEN tn ofiicer entered. 1t is
said n attempted to empty the pit
cher containing the alleged booze,
which was stationed behind the bar.
The coloring liquid was found by the
officers as they continued their
search through the hotel.
Weber will be arrested this after
moor an taken before u. S. Com
missioner Richie fer a preliminary
hearing. Weber's Place was visited
by the county some time ago. but
after be had been found guilty of
violating the Van Ness act he made
an appeal with the result that when
the Van Ness act was declared un-
constitutional the case was thrown
our,
The raid today was made on a gov
ernrlen- WaGran..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
Adol,h M,Iar scores at Ditmas

AS an added attraction to the reg
ular big two feature picture program.
the D.tmas theat. offers to the pub
lie Of this co.. ono of the finest OPP
era &c singers of all time, Adolph MI
lar. No. Only has Mr.. Milar been
seen il. opera, but he has also star
red in the following plays: some
bodys Sweetheart; Papa" Never
Too La" Logic of Larry" and
"Thc Unknown Girl" Mr.. Milar
has also STIRRED in the big. motion
Gold" "Gisson's Upright" idle of
ence" and MAN and Woman"
The patrons of the Ditmas have
never had all opportunity to hear
an opera Ginger at the performance,
but aow the opportunity is here. M
wner OF The Ditptas congratulate
Themselves upon obtaining Mr. MI
lar Ger this week as he has a reson-
ant, rich rangyy baritone voice or
volume ard exceptional tonal excel
len;o ar,G his singing is well worth
hearing. Those who heard Mr.. Milar
Yesterday and las. night are loud in
the prais of his wonderful perfor-
nance. -
The two pictures in connection
with this program are The Nignt
Rose" with Lon Cnaney and Harold
Lloyd in his first five reel produce
ton The Sailor Main Man." Both
of these attractions are wonderful
pictures, ones that you will remem
Der. Two women fought the ctty's
king of evil. One won; the story
is q thriller. With Harold Lloyd
you will see on OF the greatest COM
edians ever produceu 1t Is a scream
from start 20 finish, don't miss 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
LINCOLN WOULD OPPOSE
BONUS, SPEAKER CLAIMS
Continued from page -

proposed bonus would mean the ex-
penditure of two and one-half times
this amount under the taxation
scheme, the speaker said.
After discussing the bonus prob
lem. Mr.. Dickson spoke OF the life
OK Lincoln and related several sto-
ries as told by Andrew Carnegie,
The speaker told of the method EN-,
pioyed by the Midvale Steel Com
pany In handling men and the har-
mony which exists between employer
and employee. He pointed out that
two of the largest unions in the
country, the mineworkers and rail-
road men, had combined recently
and declared that the laws which
prevent two large corporations from
combining, under the Sherman act,
should also apply to labor unions.
Col. Albee gave "a comprehensive
account of the wonderful rehabil-
itation work being done throughout
the country. especially in this sec
ton, for the service men who We're
wounded in the World War He
also spoke of the merits of the work.
mems compensation act now effective
in New Jersey.
The reception committee consist
ed OF Mrs, Il. w. Hoagland, Mrs.
Helen de Russy. Il. r. Valentine,
John MeAuslan, e. w. Christie and
George Wood. L. C. Kreutzberg is
president OF the club, Among those
present were several from Perth An
boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
THEATRES
Big Attractions at Crescent

BIU LNttIiItioUS ab StNStInt
For those who like a vaudeville
show full of pep and ginger from the
first to the last act, the place to go
is the Crescent theatre. for this
popular photoplay and vaudeville
house offers one of the best shows
that has ever been seen in this city.
The vaudeville program contains
the following headline acts: Rube-
vile. comedy musical skit with five
people; Sam Raynor. black face
comedian, a laugh from start to
finish; Ward and Barton. comedy
musical act; Bellows and Temple in
the comedyskctch. Selling an
Auto;'' The Bruces, comedy barrel
jumpers. This act is a cream The
picture in connection with this bill
is "a Man There Was" featuring
Victor Seastrom. This is n of
the greatest pictures ever shown
at the Crescent. 1t is n picture
the first to the last fadeout
Tomorrow the Crescent will offer
another zig vaudeville and motion
picture program. The acts are all
headliners and are worth going miles
to see. The feature picture in con-
neetion with tomorrow's show will
be Grace Diamond and Il special
cast in THE Beautiful Gambler"
1t is a drama of the flaming frontier.
The story concerns a girl who
nrarries the owner OF n gambling
hall to save her father from dis
grace through his gambling losses.
After the distasteful ceremony she
returns to her home to find her
a suicide. From then on the
action takes an amazingly dramatic
turn that leads, to the totally unex-
and thrilling climax.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14
Coming to Majestic

When the doors open February 81,
afternoon ara night at the Majestic,
Jack johnson, the world famed box
er, will offor his Jubilee attraction
of six stunNin vaudeville acts and
him self add ess his auditors telling
them Of the necessity of every one,
men and ladies alike. knowing how
to defend themselves and to accen-
tuate his W'onologue, will give -ex-
hibitions Of has punching, spar with
athletes from local clubs or with
one Of his sparring partners.
Boxing four rounds and pulling
against a team of heavy draft horses
to show his fitness to again become
the greatest athlete should a worthy
npppner- infer.