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MARKS
CONVENTION OPENING.

DUBLIN, Feb. 21.-By The Associ-
ated Pressl.-rhe extraordinary meet
ing of the Ard Fheis. the national
Sim Fein convention. supplying an
opportunity for revealing the extent
to whic hthe Sim Fein clubs of Ire
land are supporting the newt provis
iona1 government. opened amidst tense
, 1922-02-21
BURSUM BILL
PASSED TODAY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The Bur
sum bill giving disabled emergency
officers of the American Expeditionary
Forces the same retirement privileges
as regular army officers was passed
today by the senate so to IA and trans
mitted to the house.
, 1922-02-21
MIN ARE PINNED
UNDER WRECKAGE.

PORTSMOUTH. Va, Feb. .1.-Re
lief that So or 40 bodies still were
pinned under the wrockage of the
giant airshlp Roma which exploded
over Hampton Roads army base this
afternoon was Expressed by e~S1Iciais
Of the United States public health serv.
ice which has taken charge Of tho dis.
posal OF tho bodies n the rescua OF
the men pinned under the debris.
Tho mon have been taksn TO The
hospital at the army base. tho health
service announced.
The ;;St OF injured as given opt at
4 O'clock included;
Captain Reed. Y. g. A
Walter A McNairc. OF the bureau OF
standards. Washington.
Major d.. Rearfon -
Harry Chapman. master sergeant
Charles Wworch, master sergeant.
First Sergeant c. H. WEIGH
Sergeant Peek.
Roy Burnley. aviation.
Lisut- w. II. Riley died while be
ing brought TO tho United States pub
lie health hospital.
, 1922-02-21

The Ladies' Library association of
Kalamazoo. Mich. organized in 1852,
was tho earliest society OF its kim in
the United States founded and r"ain-
TIMED by women.
, 1922-02-21
DISTRICT ATT0RNEY0 ORDERED
REMOVED BY SUPREME COURT
ON CHARGE OF MALFEASAMCE

BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 21.-District Attorney Joseph C.
Pelieter OF Suffolk county was removed by the supreme court
today. The court found him guilty in several counts. under
charges of malfeasance, misfeasance and nonfeasance in
Office.
The courts ruling was on charges brought by State Attor-
, 1922-02-21
D'vALERA ADVOCATES TWO ARMIES
'Deposed Leader Would Compromise Split
in Slim Fein Ranks by M Maintenance of
Separate Forces for Defense

DUBLIN, Feb. 21-(By The Associated Press9-
Eamonn De Valera, apparently regarding a split of the Sim
Fein party as inevitable, openly advocated such a division in
addressing the Ard Fheis, the national Sim Fem convention
at its extraordinary session today, saying it would be better
for Ireland to have two armies, each ready to assist the other
, 1922-02-21
TO
MAX SURVEY
RENTALS HERE
Chamber of Commerce Takes Up Study of
Situation With View to Making
Recommendations for Future

Casper now has a chamber of commerce committee which
win undertake an investigation of rental conditions here to
make a thorough investigation, establish whether the rent
returns are fair or not and make the result of the investiga-
lion public.
Authorization of the movement was made BY the. open
, 1922-02-21

NEW YORK. Feb. 21--By The
Associated PressEMary Garden in
tends to resign her position as d.
rector of tho Chicago Opera COM
pany at the close of the current
season. II some n can be found
to take her place. but she expects
to continue with the company as an
artist where she belongs and
knows she belongs" 1t was announc-
ed today by her secretary. Howard
E. Potter.
Mr.. Potter said Miss Garden
would make no definite decision
until she had conferred next month
at Chicago with Samuel insult, the
new president of the Chicago Opera
company.
The diva had received a $3.50 900
offer from a New York manager for
a concert tour. and she had many
other interests which she had found
it impossible to carry out. he said,
because Of the demands on her time
sxscted by the position as director
of the opera company. and the at
tending Responsibilities, annoy
ances, troubles and harrassments"
of that position.
, 1922-02-21

grOWth or a conspiracy by personal
and political cnemiex-
A verdict CT not guilty was returned
on charges that the district attorney
had improperly dropped prosecution
Of Brownie" Kennedy. who as the
ccnsri-ato' OF Mishawum Manor. ng,
ured in tho trial on which District
Attorney Nathana TUFTS OF Middlesex
county was removed last fall
The court found Pefletier guilty IN
most OF the important instances OF
misconduct alleged by the attorney
general
He was found guilty on the charge
that while running for mayor ne OF
fered to quish any p~rocedings agalnsi
persons who took II upon themselves
to resent vigorously reports thai Pei
letter intended to resign.
The district attorney was found
guilty in the Emerson Motors c,se
in which that company was said &c
have paid sao.5oo to stop prosecution
in Suffolk county. A half dozen other
cases wero also decided against him.
, 1922-02-21

CHICAGO. Feb 21-By The As
'sociated PresASamncl insult.
president of the Chicago Civic Opera
association. which has charge of the
Chicago Opera company. declared
he was not surprised when inform
, 1922-02-21
CRASHES, 80 DEA
Weather Forecast

Snow tonight and Wednesday; cold:
COLI wave in northeast portion tonight;
strong shifting winds.
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AnluSenlents


Wilton Lackayes rolo In The
Circle" fits him so perfectly that 1t
is hard 10 make one believe that IL
was not ready made affair. There
is even a wrinkle across the shout
doris and the part he pnrtrayS is all
that il should hc To give this cX.
cclicnt ACTOR the opportunity to
display the ability that has cst;,b-
liShcd him so warmly in the hearts
OF thcat"rgocrS. Henry T.. DiXcy.
the sterling American actor, has
been Il Broadway star so long that
Ia needs no Introduction, the mere
mention oi his name with 4 play as
sures one tha; it has quality and
class. i.ik> the proverbial we'll
made glove OH the hand Is Amelia
Bingham's part In Somerset MauEh-
hams comedy which ran for n solid
year at tho Sciwyn Theater. New
York. cqual!ng iis record In London
ANA Paris. Along with these go
cast. the most unique ever sent on
tpus. among whom are charlott"
Walter. WHO has Charm. ;lncssc.
technique and everything else thu:
go"S 20 make q successful star,
Norman liackett IS always splendid
and has had occasion to display his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

road equipment. This locomotive
tractor shows tina. the gasoline en-
CINE is being utilized in many parts
OF the country 10 supersedc steam
ms power.
In another part OF the exhibit. a
huge derrick is being operated by Il
Yinch. installed as a part OF the
tfaCtor itself.
y y rock crusher. moved into its To-
jcation by tractor power and then
iorcratcd by the same tractor that
ihaulcd IT, IS being used IN daily de-
ILLUSTRATIONS 10 show road builders
how their problems can be solved.
other building machinery in
clUdes graders. ditchcrs. scrapcrs.
block and pavement plows and
p;ows which will cut their way
through roots OF trees.
Tractors are being shown loading
trailer dump bodies, which are then
hauled by tractors, unIoaded ana
brought back 20 where the excavat-
ing operations are IN progress.
People have thought Of ThS ,rac-
tor purely as an agricultural nipple
ment. At this exhibit. they can sec
how IL has become effective. and is
a part Of tho general industrial life
doing WORK easily, quickly and eco
nomicalIy, which heretofore has re-
auircd specia! equipment and spc-
cial engineering ability for it's per-
Torrance.
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MI DANA PARLEYS
AZ ABRUPT CLOSE:
DELEGATES LEAVE
tiuuch From First pagcD

'NN"'I'N'u IRON tirSt laGc.)
re, in touch with tho destroyer
forces by wireless
Tu" r.pov, came through tho
Grcch legation hero. It said ,ha,
Turhish irresulars had fired upon an
American destroyer while il was en-
gagged in removing refugees from
Aivaiy. 30 details we're given.
Navy ana state Department Of
Seals stated that they doubted the
authcntic!y Of the dispatch II was
SAID tina, the department would
have been advised Immediately
should al attack have occurred.
There IS the Feasibility that some
individual. or small group of indi-
cidUals, may have ilrca from ambusi,
In tho narrow straits 1t was said.
Unless harm had resulted no a,ten-
tion would be paid to the occurrence.
6 was added
should there be any firing OF a
GauHcrous sort. il was stated OIL
a!aliy, the Gcstroyors will immcdi-
a;rIy 40 into action. The most scri-
Gus engagement that officials here
believe possible il ono between n
F'uaIi body ot Turkish irrcgulars and
u JnG.n" party from one of the de-
S;r.y,!-.
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Is hopeless. It's themo Is tho over-
worked ono In which tho dead and
seemingly buried past rises up to
Wipe out the happiness of the pres.
ent. 1t IL melodramntic. and some
OF the moments are ridiculous. On
the other hand. tho scenery is cor.
S."us anu tho settings mas..Icent.
Rodolph is his usual dcbouaIr.
fascinating self lie fully Justiii"a
his 'itie In This picture AZ the great
lover of the screen" marguerite
Namara is also rather good. al
though her acting is overdonc at
tiin"s. The littlo child Is adorable.
Bobby Vernon. featured In the
Rolin comedy. Wis the Bull" 4,
just as cute AS ever. Tho comedy
IS funny ana well directed.
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vaudeville-it Is highly entertaining.
Roger Gray & Co.. with Eulalie
Young, In the Traffic Cop" seemed
quite to capture the audience. Tho
idea of the act Is very attractive
III" jokes are also new and funny.
Eulalio Young Is absurd.
Walters Il Cooid in Nuts" are
genuinely funny. The pau,omime Is
good and the SONGS get across we'll
The parody on tie "Sheii." is uu-
usual and we'll executed
The skit. Listen Lester" in very
wei cast. The act Is funny. and the
dancing particularly good. IIar-
ward. Bruce Il Winfred. have Il good
acrobatic act. The two men in the
Ruby Raymond Trio produce some
excellent dancing.
special pathe News. which Is al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

X Office telephone rang for the
undrcd,h time and n voice ut tho
her end said: Can you reserve
seats for Mr.. Heifetz's concert
san Francisco week after next?
send my check now The man
or had 10 dcclin" il. however. not
moving whether there was seat
IT Tor the opening san Francisco
'nccrt, but he advised the eager
oilh ran to cable tho Frisco man
ser. And he did. Richmond music
voices VIII not have to so To this
'oublc. for Heifctz is to appear
ere January $. under Mrs. Wilson
ircenc's management.
the Lyric.
Trio Lyric Jill for the last half OF
n" week illS the first requisite OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
Harding Takes Role
of First Fan in u. S.
icy Universal scrv,cc.l


WASHINGTON, oct. 5.-PrcSi-
dent Harding is living up To his
title OF first fan OF the land" by
following every play OF the
worlds championship series be-
tween the Yankees and Giants.
y private wire into the White
House executive oifico from the
Polo Grounds ticks or even tho
balls and strikes. Each play Is
recorded Oh Il blank and sent over
20 the President. while another
operator keeps tho score card.
The President. always an Amer
lean L"aEuc fan, is roofing for
tho Yankees. lie recently told
Captain Bancroft, OF the Giants.
that he believes tho Yanks would
win because OF their pitching
staif. unless Nchf and Barnes nrc
in the form they were during the
last worlds series
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SinEcr> Given NNuiinn.

The Ukraininn National Chorus.
which will appear in Richmond oc-
tobor 20. WAS given an ovation last
night III Carnegie Hail. New York.
according to Ii dispatch received by
The Times Dispatch. Members OF
the chorus are described rs wonder
!ul singers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

talent hero to local thcatergoers /,
other vehicles.
Mr.. Vaughan has provided u
original triangle with scIntillatin
lines and epigrams that make 18th,
circle tho smartcSt play that NeN
York has seen in ycars--aud wit,
the wonderful cast that the Selwyn
nave selected To present this exec!
lent attraction here 1t should prov,
the theatrical event OF the year. Thu
Circle Will Iva presented at tn
Academy Monday, Tuesday an'
"Wednesday. and "Wednesday matt
nee.
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a members of the House of Dele.
gates and one extra Senator. Um,es.
the error in Tie bill il corrected IN
time for the next election. the pres
cnt representation from every S-na-
torial district in the state VIII re-
main. Il is believed
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Long Distance for Seats.

Long Distance for Seats.
The man who holds the record foi
trying at least to buy concert tick
cts at long range Is probably tn,
resident OF Honolulu. who tclc
graphcd Jnscha icifetz'S manage
and asked for two seats for the VIC
inists recital In San Francisco. This
happened when the noted Russia,
artist was in Honolulu en- route 70
america from Australia q few
months ago. IIe gave two recital.
in the Paradise City" both to sold
out houses. and ono afternoon III,
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ways interesting. Is especially so
this week. The remarkable and
sensational pictures OF burning
Smyrna are We'll worth seeing. The
film was brought 6.00O miles and
released In fifteen days. Il feat which
Is considered one OF the biggest
scoops In the history OF the news
reel. V. l.. e.
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Moving Pictures
At the Colonial.

At the Colonial.
stolen Moment" b. II. Thomp-
son Rich. starring Kodolph Vnl.,I
Zinc, with Marguerite Numarn, l..
presented ut the Colonial .or the
last half OF this week. The story
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Turks Nrnr kandr,.

.! NsVIOINtod Nruss.
'eN$TANTlNOrII:. oct. b. Brit
: general headguarters reports tho
"FnearanNe OF Turkish Nat!onal!sts
cavalry AZ kandra, in the Constanti-
nor'H neutral zone
handra is Approximately s!xty-Nve
MILES cast OF Cons;an,inoplc. near
N" Black Sea coast OF the Ism!d pc
Lirsula.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
64J. HUBER
GAINS 70 POUNDS
Hasn't a Trace of Indigestion
or Rheumatism Left Since
Taking TanIac

"For a man sixty-four years old
to gain twenty pounds strikes me as
being remarkable. but that is just
what I have done by taking Tanlac."
asserted John Huber, a well known
resident of 25S Morris avenue, Eliz-
abeth, N. j., a few days ago.
Honestly, I have gotten so fat
that my clothes are too tight on me
and my friends who have not seen
me in sometime are astonished to
find me looking SO stout and well.
1T had been all out of sorts for
three or four years from Indigestion,
rheumatism and nervousness. I had
no appetite, could neither a nor
sleep to do any good and had no life
or energy about me The pains in
my arms and shoulders were so bad
1 couldn't raise my hands above my
head. My kidneys bothered me a
lot. too, and my back hurt so bad /
could hardly get out of bed in the
mornings. I was in an awful fix.
"Tanlac was helping my daughter
so much that I dropped the othsr
medicines / was taking and started
on Tanlac myself. The first bottle
showed me it was just what I need
ed and I commenced to straighten
up so fast that it surprised me-. Now
1 haven't an ache or a pain of any
kind, eat and sleep like a child and
enjoy the best of health. That is
what four bottles of Tanlac has
done for me after I had spent hun
dreds Of dollars for other medicines.
and I can't say enough for it."
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
UNIQUE CONTESTS PLANNED
At so. AMBOY CARNIVAL

SOUTH AMBOY. June 2S:-Be-
sides the contest among ten girls of
the Sacred Heart parish to be feat
ured during the days of their carni-
val to be held on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday Of next week, there
has been announced another feature
in the form of a guessing contest
which is in charge Of Mrs. John
Shultz OF Raritan street.
The scheme of the guessing con-
test was worked out by Mrs. Shultz
and will be in the form of guessing
what has been baked inside of a
large cake to be displayed on one OF
the stands and another something
to be locked in a pocketbook.
The lady in charge will donate a
gold prize in addition to giving the
cake to the lucky guesser. The
guessing counter is bound to attract
and the committee claim to have
the whole city guessing before the
end of the carnival.
Other arrangements are being
completed by the hustling commit
tee at this time that will serve to
attract the home folks to the
grounds during the forepart Of next
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
CRITICIZE FEE IN MORRIS
COUNTY MURDER CASE

TRENTON, June 2s.-criticism OF
a fee Of $500 allowed Attorney
General Thomas Z. McCran for mis-
services in prosecuting Frank jan
cerek. recently acquitted in Morris
county of the charge of numbering
Janette Lawrence, Madison school,
girl. is answered by Assistant At
torney General William S. Newcorn
in a statement issued today. The
fee was allowed by Supreme Court
Justice Parker when the attorney
general was asked to take charge
of the case because of bitter feeling
In Morris county between the prose-
cutor's Office and the officials of
Madison.
Assistant Attorney General New
corn issues his statement on behalf
of Mr.. McCran because OF the lat
ter's absence in Europe on a vaca-
ton. He says that the attorney gen.
eral devoted more than sixty days
in the preparation of the ase and
asserts that payment of the bill
could he forced nv writ of man
damus IL the Morris freeholders re-
fuse to pay II.
The statement of Mr.. Newcorn is in
answer to published reports of critI-
cism of the bill said to have hsen
made by Charles A. Rathbun, Nor
ris county attorney
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
DOG WARDEN, NOT CATCHER,
FOR S. AMBOY, IF YOU PLEASE

SOUTH AMBOY, June 2s:-Wa-
has been declared on all stray dogs
by Mayor Michael ]. Stanton but
the question uppermost in the
minds at the present time is WHO
wants the dog-catcher's job?"
The mayor stated last night that
the person in charge of the Kidding
of stray dogs has been commonly
termed a "dog-catcher" but IL dog
warden will be any inducement to
some active person to take the job
that will be the term applied in all
cases when the man in question is
referred to.
On motion of Councilman Lovely
an advertisement will be placed in
the local paper and since Council
man Disbrow has predicted q mil
lion for the warden who takes the
job, it is believed the city clerk will
be rushed with applications. In
that Ease all applicants will have to
stand a test.
just when things were going nice
ly, and the city fathers thought they
had an applicant. some n told him
to ask Mr.. Disbrow what he meant
when h, used the word million.
whether dollars, dogs or feas, so the
fellow became uninterested and
walked away whistling. At any rate
all pet dogs better get a tag or on
to the city kennels they'll go.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
URGE WATERWAY ACTION
At MANASQUAN INLET

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-Some
years ago, in line with the general
policy of the government to improve
the various waterways along the
New Jersey coast, considerable sums
were expended in the improvement
Of Manasquan Inlet. The building
Of a jetty for the protection of the
Inlet was begun, and in 1899 an ap-
preparation of $1,000 was made for
it's completion. But the money was
never expended. but upon the rec
ommendation of the Chief OF Engi-
neers of the War Department was
returned to the Treasury. as in a
report submitted on the project he
advised that the traffic on the Inlet
was not sufficient to warrant the
expenditure of any additional gov
eminent funds. Since that time
there has been no government ap-
preparation, and the jetty has stood
in its uncompleted condition. A
sandbar has now formed at the en-
trance to the Inlet which threatens
to completely close it in the very
near future.
The borough Of Manasquan petit
toned Congressman T. Frank APP
pleby to secure government assis-
lance to prevent this closing of the
Inlet. but in the light of the pres
ent restricted appropriations for all
departments, and the consistent ad-
verse reports of the War Depart
ment on this subject, Congressman
Appleby found that nothing could
be lone unless he was able to secure
the authorization of a new survey by
congress. The rivers and harbors
bill for this session having already
passed the House of Representa-
tives, the congressman took up the
matter with Senator Edge, who is a
member of the senate committee on
commerce before whom the bill is
pending. and at his request the sem
ator today introduced in the senate
an amendment to the bill suthoriz-
ing a new survey for Manasquan In.
let. Every effort will be made by
both Senator Edge and Congress-
man Appleby to have this amend
ment retained in the bill when it
becomes a law to the end that relief
may be afforded the borough, which
states in its petition that the
closing Of the Inlet at this season
OF the year would kill marine
growth, Jeopardize the health of the
community, create mosquito breed
ing grounds and depreciate the
value of property"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28

@. Who invented life preservers?
&C. F. D.
A. The .life-belt commonly in use
was designated by Admiral Ward OF
England.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Jail Fake j. s. Marshal
Who "Arrested"S s. A.
J~udge;Sought Hush Money

the captain to Schwab. well, II
there is" said Schwab. lets see II
and pretty quick at that" again dis
playing the badge. "Ill take a look
through this place." he said, and he
did, according to the captain. Tine
captain was about Il enter a CON-
plant to the local police when he ar
rived just in time for the fireworks.
Schwab was found guilty on two
counts and was ent to the county
workhouse for a period Of 100 days,
where he will in all probability be
questioned by the authorities at that
place.
Schwab, a neat dresser. had the
appearance of being a well educated
person and even in the face of the
charges brought against him bore
up with considerable brass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28

mond D. Howell. assistant secretary
of the Perth Amboy Hardware Com
pany, is secretary and treasurer Of
the Winchester Metropolitan Club
which is a part OF this organization,
is attending the convention.
These business men will combine
their experiences and counsel in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28

discussions Of modern busiress
methods, particularly along ths
lines of hardware and sporting goods
for which the demand has greatly
increased since the war. Out Of this
convention is expected TO develop an
impetus which cannot fail to bene-
fit every member of the organizations
as well as business generally.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Iceless Ice Box

In Sundays Roto Gravure Section
of the New York Tribune. a full
page ad appeared descriptive of the
newest and most successful Refrig-
Grating Plant for home use.
II is mcs interesting to note that
Kelly & McAlinden Company are
mentioned as the Sales Representa-
tives of Frigidaire for New Jersey.
This iceless ice box is one OF the
products of the General Motors
Company, and the writer has no.
ticed the Frigidaire on display at
Kelly & McAlinden Company's store.
In addition to preserving food
stuffs In a most sanitary manner.
such dainties as ice cream. ices and
other desserts may be frozen in the
FrigidaN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-28
Howell at Convention

The National Association of Win
chester Clubs composed OF more
than 1000 leading hardware and
sporting goods dealers from all over
the United States is holding its
second annual convention in New
Haven, Conn, June IS 70 20. Ray