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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-07
kulrirlos

kietijOs plOtuose, kurluos
.Siandie kontroliuoja prancuzll
Skaitlinga kariuomen6.
Prancija, suprantama, me-
gins parodyti savo griezta nu-
siStatymq. Bet veiks atsargiai.
Mes su tais jos zygiais nesu-
'tinka nei Belgija nei Anglia.
Vos tomis dienomis Angli-
jos premieras vieSai nurod6
Prancijai pavojQ, jei j be a.
todairos spaus Vokietija. Te-
claus Prancija daug pasitiki
Savo skaitlinga armija.
Vokietija neatsisako nuo tQ
nacionaliu skolu, uz kurias
Siandie Prancija taip daug
nel4mauja. Tik j nori, mol6
ii mazesn6mis sumomis, tai
81, ne taip, kaip Prancijai no
rttuSi.
,Rytoj Londone ivyks pre-
mieru konferencija. Nezinla
kokios bus pasekm6s.
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AMER|kOS |. ". ". SU-
KELE MAISTUS RUSUOJE

RIGA, rugp. 6. Per ST.
berijq ir Russia is Kinijos cia
atvyko civilinis kasyklQ inzi-
nierius Word Leigh ir John
S. Burroughs. Jiedu yra is
New Yorko, Equitable Trust
reprezentantai. --.. .. ...
Jiedu pranes6, kad penki
Simtai Amerikos industrialistQ
(I. W. w., kuriuos pernal
Rusijon parsikviete zinomas
is Amerikos Rusijon pabeges
radikalq. vadas Haywood, SUI
kele maiStus Siberijoj.- j.---......s.y 4 !
Tuos darbininkus Haywood
parsitrauke atstatydinti Sibe-
rijoje angliQ ir plieno indust-
ria. Darbininkai buvo pada-
Init j dvi grupi. Viena CRU
pc pristatyta prie angliQ ka-
syklu Kuznecke. Kita gele-
Hies rudos kasyklose,, tuojaus
uz Uralo kalnu.
Siandie ir viena ir kita in
dustrialistu grup6s jau aplei-
do kasyklas. Darbininkai ne
turf kuo misti. Neturi pasto-
ges. " maista atiduoda sa-
vo geresniuosius drabuzius.
Darbininkai baisiai nusika-
ir nezino kas jiems pra-
deti. Su didziausiu noru cry
ztu Amerikon. Kaikurie is jQ
yra naturalizuoti Americas
pilieciai. TeGiaus neturi pini-
gu kelionei. Kai-kurie visgi
gales gryzti nors savo draugQ
leSomis.
Savo draugams Amerikoje
jie pasiunte toki pranesima.
"Del Dievo meiles nekeliau-
kite Rusijon. Pasilikite Anne
rikoj. Vietoj kolektuoti pini-
gus badaujancia Russia selp-
ii, kolektuokite pinigus musq
gryzimui. Trumpoj ateity
mes pranesime jums tikrus
faktus apie socialistp ir ko-
roju.'
sakoma, jog bolSevikq val
dzia nepildziusi padarytos su
tais darbininkais sutarties.
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G|NCAI W $vENTA
zEME.
PALESTINOJE GYVUOJA.
g. OFICIALES KALBOS.
Kas savaite 3 sventos dienos.

JERUZALE, Palestina, lie,
pos 80. = Siandie Palestinoje
gyvuoja trys oficial6s kalbos
kas savait6 3 Sventos dienos
Be to, gyvuoja trys skirtingi
laikai, pagal kuriais laikr.,d'
ziai nustatomi, viesbuciuose
trijQ rQSiq valgiai gaminami,
Anglia tUri Palestinos ma
ndata; delto angliSkoji kalba
Sitame atsitikime yra reikalin-
ga ir turi skaitytis oficiale
kalba.
Palestina skaitosi zydams
nacionaliai namai. Delto heb
rajQ kalba taipat skaitosi' Off
cial6.
Palestina daugiausia apgy-
vene arabai, kuriQ yra SO nuo.
Simciai is visu gyventojq. JQ
kalba girdima visoj Sally. Del
to taipat' turf but pripazinta
oficiale kalba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-07
VOKIEtIAI IsTRAUKE
DEPOZTTUS.

PARYzIUS, rugp. 6. = Vo-
kieGiq bankos cia Amerikos
ir kitp Saliq bankose turejo
'apie 70 milionQ frankly depo-
'zitQ.
: Tomis dienomis tuos depozi-
tus perkele Anglijon ir Svei-
CARTON. Bijotasi, kad Pranci-
ia jq nekonfiskuotq.
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PER zIOGUS NEGALEJO
VAzIUoTI TRAUKINIS.

MANILA, Philip. saios, rug.
G. Laguna provincijoje trau
kinis, vaziuojas j sionai, dvi
valandi susivelino, kuomet az
.vaziavo ant kruvQ ziogQ. Tx
'ratai 6me sliduoti ant begiQ
ir nei is vietos. Prisiejo be-
gius apvalyti. -.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-07

CHICAGO, rugp. e. - Hi
nois valStijos angliu kasyk-
III savininkai Gia Suvaziave
nuSprend6 pasiQlyti taikQ sa-
70 StreikuOjantiemS darbinin-
kamS.
Po konferencijoS jie prane-
Sc unijp prczidentui F&rrin-
gtonui taikOs sQlygas.
Savininkai apSima darb'rin-
kamS mok6ti senov6S uzmOkeS-
nj ir visa reikalQ pavesti IS
ypreSti arbitracijoS tarybai.
KaSyklQ savininkai Sutinka
SenQ uzmokesni palaikyti iki
llovO 81. 1923 m.
UnijQ prezidentas Earring
ton ! tq taikos projekta niekO
neatSako. Jis rytoj bus Cleve-
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KANCLIERIS PAS AMERI,
KOS AMBASADORIQ.

jBERLYNAS, rugp: 5. : S,
Valstiju ambasadorius Woke.
tijai, Alanson B. Houghton
surenge iSkilminga vakariene
Garb6s sveciu buvo Vokietijos
kanclieris Wirth.
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IPRANCIJA TURF MILzINIs
KA AER0PLANA.

PARYzIUs,. rugp. 6. =
Nuo Farman bendroves Pran-
cija isigijo milziniska lektu-
va, sesiq tonu svarumo, inc
mus jim sukrautas ibombas.
Tai militarinis Iektuvas.
Ir dar 6ia kalbama apie nu-
siginklavima.
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PINIGU KURSAS


Svetimp saliQ pinigp verte,
mainant nemaziau 25,OOO dol
rugp. 5 d., buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui AS
Prancijos 100 frankly 8.47
Itahjos 100 liru ACT
Lietuvos 100 auksinu 1874
Vokietijos 100 markiq J13K
Lenkp 100 markip .1K
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Sventos dienos.

SVGIlGUS ulGllOS.
Penktadieniais, nor6damas
zmogus uzeiti kq nusipirkt5
mahometanu uzlaikomOsna
krautuv6sna, atranda tas krau
tuves uzdarytas. Mahometo,
mai ta diena SvenGia, jie eina
1nelstis j savo maldnamius
(mecetas).
SeStadieniais visos zydQ uz,
laikomos> krautuv9s uzdary,
tos.
Gi sekmadieniais, supranta-
ma, krikSGionys, turi uzdarq
savo bankas, ofisus ir krautu-
YES.
Visi valdzios pranesimal,
paStos zenkleliai, telegramoms
blankos atspausdinti TRIMS
kalbOmis. Bankose ir valdis-
kuose ofisuose dauguma pa
tarnautojq turi moketi iris
kalbas. Taip yra paStosc il
telegrafq ofisuose.
Tai visa suriSta su didelG-
mis- iSlaidomis. Is to. kila di-
deli mostoliai. Teciaus Ang-
lila to neziuri. Ji laikosi
mandate. Mes tas Britanijos
imperial naqdinga.
Gincai uz Sventas vietas.
Palestina skaitosi Sventa ze-
me trims pasaulio religions
: krikScioniQ, zydq ir maho-
metanu. Visame pasauly
skaitoma krikScioniq 564,51O,-
600; zydq 12,2O5,0O0; maho-
nletanp 221, 1,825,000. ,Taigi.
kuone vienai pusei viso pasau-
lilo zmonijos Palestine braEgi.
Cia yra jq svarbiausias cent,
ras.
Netolimoj praeity ! Sias
sventas vietas suplaukdavo
skaitlingi burial maldininkll,
s1andie eia skaitiingai Ianko.
81 turistai. Kai-kurios 'vietos
tad praktikaliai IL uzsilaiko
nuo perkeliaujanciq zmoni4.
siandie Sios Sventos vietos
itrauktos i politinius5 ginGus,
Praeity uz tai gincus tnrejo
Prancija, Italia, Russia, Vc-
kietija If kitos valstybes.'
Kiekviena is jq eia norejo tu-
reti pirmenybe.
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TAIFUNAs zUDo zMoNEs

HONGKONG, rugp. 7. -
Anot gautu ziniQ, Swatoire
prauz6 taifunas (v6sulos rQ-
Sis). Turejo zuti apie 5000
zmoniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-07
LIETUvOS zEMES UKlO
IR PRAMONES PARODA.

NI'H AOAO> I-IIluN OJS .IOu bl-
vo ir seniau. Bet jos buda-
vo igSiol daromoS tik apskri-
Giais. Paroda, apimanti vi
sos LietuvOS Uki ir Pramone,
dar Lietuvoje pirmutint. Pa
roda bus kaune ir tests nuo
10 Xxi 20 d. rugs4jo men. Da-
lyvauti parodoje gales kaip
Lietuvos taip ir kitQ valstybiu
gyventojai. EkspOnatQ pasiQ-
hjimai priimami ligi rugpiu-
Cio nsln. u d. UzsiSakant Elk
sponatams vietQ reikia puse
mokeSnio imok3ti i$anksto.
Imama uz kvadratini metrQ
30 stogu 80 auksinQ. lauke
- - aukS.
Paroda bus ivairi ir lures
SiuCS skyriuS:
l. ZemtS ukio maSinoS ir pa
dargai,
,. gyvuIiai (galviiai. kiau-
les. avyS, arkliai),
5. Sieno ukiS.
4. laukQ pievQ, sodQ. darzQ
ukiS.
). paukSGiu. biGiQ, zuvQ.
s. miSkQ, durpym ukiS.
, I. StatyboS il Statomoii me-
dziaga,
s. keramika ir stiklo dirbi-
Mai,
8. tecmoIogila Ir masim
statymaS.
10. odos dirbiniai,
II. audiniai. manufaktura,
galanterija,
y. chemijoS dirbiniai,
l3. liaudies daills dirbiniai,
II. spaudos If statistikos
daviniai.
Is. prekiQ pavyzdziai.
Parodos valdyba rupinasi
visa parOdos apsauga. Atve-
zimui ekspOnatQ parodon bnS
teikiamas palengvintas gele-
zinkelio tarifas.
u visus ivezamus * uzsie-
Mo ekSponatus muitas gall bu-.
ii grqzintas, jeigu prek6s ne
bus parduotos ir bus grqzintOs
j uzsieni.
DETERMINATIONS parodoje
firmoms ir vykstantiems pa
rodOn is uzSienio asmemms,
bus teikiama palengvinimQ.
Tuo tikslu is anksto reikia
kreiptiS i esamas uzsienyje
Lietuvos atstovybes ir konsu-
latus.
Kaip firmoms taip IT at
skiriems asmenims leidziama
statytl nuOsavQS .paYlllJonal,
susitarus su parodOs valdyba,
apie kq turf butt praneSta
valdybai ne v9liau rugpiuciO
l dienOs.
Parodos reikalais relkla
kreipties Siuo adresu: Kaunas,
KeistuGio gatva, Nr. -, Lietu-
vos Zem6s Ukio DraugiJal.
Telegr. Adr. Kaunas, ParOda-
LietltUjq Inf. Bi'WdS.
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:PLOKSGIAI. Jau 3-ias 81

met ties Ploksciais iSgrebtas is
Nemuno skenduolis. Pastara-
sis nezinoma nei kas, nei is
kur.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
Dagmar Peterson
THEATRES
Crescent Attractions

Mechanical contraptions that are
as grotesque as the ridiculous
dreams one sometimes has may be
found in the new Max Under fea-
ture comedy, BE My Wife" now
being shown at the Crescent Theatre.
For this photoplay, MI. Linder has
had a trick room constructed which,
to the casual observer. Is a fashion
able modiste shop. But the GUS
toners are not the ones usually TO
be found in such stores. When the
gang is "all there some one
presses a button and all the mil
iinery turns into some useful instru-
ment for the dispensation of cooling
and satisfying drinks. The hero is
quite at sea upon finding himself in
such a place; but his reactions are
quite normal and decidedly humor-
Gus.
The story of BE My Wife" was
written and directed by Mr.. Linder
himself. 1t centers about the hero's
attempts to convince his sweetheart's
aunt-his arch enemy-that he
should marry her niece. Until he
disposes of his rival. he has many
exciting and humorous experiences.
The vaudeville at the Crescent to-
day is exceptionally fine. The pro-
gram follows: Donna Darling &
Company in "As You Like It" with
Murray Walker and Jack Finney in
a song and dance cocktail; Kern &
Mack in 1.-THE Duke and the Lord -;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
HOSPITAL DAY
To Be OBSERVED
Chance for People to Inspect
Local Institution From ! to
5 O'Clock Tomorrow

National Hospital Day will be OBJ
served at the Perth Amboy City
Hospital tomorrow. The people OF
this city and vicinity who have never
been through the local institution
will be given an opportunity between
the hours of l and 5 o'clock in the
afternoon to inspect il from top 10
bottom. The operating room, con-
tanning the most modern apparatus
should appeal to those interested in
an up-to-date hospital equipment.
Owing TO the fact that the nurses
home is now being altered and added
20. the inspection of this building
will not be held until a later date.
last year was the first observance OF
National Hospital Day in this coun-
try and Canada. about 1900 hospi'
tails holding inspections and educa-
tional programs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
Two Features at Ditmas

George M. Conan is author of "A
Prince There Was" a brilliant stage
success which has been picturized
by Paramount with Thomas Mel
CHAN a star and which will be the
feature at the Ditmas theatre today
tomorrow and Saturday. Mildred
Harris is Mr.. Meighen's leading wo-
man in this picture.
Miss Harris is seen in the role of
a young girl. who after her fathers
ruin and suicide, seeks to make her
way as a short story writer, but-with
poor success. Her plight is discov-
cred by Charles Martin, played by
Mr.. Meighan, a wealthy hut discon-
tented young man. who falls in love
with her and then poses as an as
sistant magazine editor in order
that he may buy her stories. He
buys a controlling interest. in a
metropolitan magazine so that he
may publish the girls story which
the magazine had pre- yiously re-
fused. His broker who is in love
with the girl, jealously denounces
Martin az the man who caused her
fathers ruin. The ensuing .compli-
cations, however. are all cleared up
in a happy finish which makes the
picture most pleasing.
A husbands moral code is never
so strict as when his wife steals
some of his own stuff. Monte Col
Inns, gay and irresponsible trifier,
had no idea how his actions appear
ed in the eyes of his wife until she
exercised the same freedom he en-
joyed himself. He didn't like it!
What did re do about it?
See Woman, Wake Up!" star
ring Florence Vidor, also at the
Ditmas theatre today. This story by
Ben Moore Clay, directed by Marcus
Harrison and presented by Associat-
ed Exhibitors is a comedy drama of
romance after marriage. While the
courtship of Anne and Monte Col
Inns is shown, the story really COM
mences where stories usually end
with they lived happily ever after
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
Funeral For Michael Kertes

The funeral for Michael Kertes,
sixty-three years old. who died at
his home in 100 Broad street on
Tuesday, midnight, will be held
from his late home on Saturday
morning al $3.50 o'clock. Interment
will be made in the Hungarian
Greek Catholic cemetery.
Mr.. Kertes death followed an at
tack of pneumonia. He came from
Hungary about seventeen years ago
and made his home in this city.
Mr.. Kertes is survived by his
widow and eight children. They are
Miss Helen Kertes of New York,
Mrs. Anton Ekreder. Miss Gather
inc Kertes. Miss Pearl Kertes of
this city, and Frank of New York.
Ferdinand, David and Michael of
this city.
DaGmar Peterson
Dagmar Peterson, seventeen years
old, died last night at her home in
Sayre n Arrangements are
being made for the funeral, which
will be held on Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
Circus ON Way Here

One of the big features with the
Walter l.. Main circus this season IS
the appearance of Capt. Wilson's
trained Nubian lions. 1t was while
the lions were being broken in new
tricks at the winter quarters of the
shows. this winter. that Capt. Wilson
unexpectedly came upon his big fea-
ture stunt. A vaudeville engagement
took two of the lions to the Keith
Circuit, leaving Duke" the monster
of them all, at the quarters, the soil
tary occupant of a big steel arena.
Although there were other animals
at the quarters that Joined in with
him in his wials of consequences,
none of them, of course, was allowed
to keep him company, although twas
saaid Duke" was a companionable
lion. One afternoon. attracked by
the smell of raw meat. fed daily to
the animals about 4 o'clock, a little
mongrel dog, himself, lonesome and
discouraged, skunk into the quarters
and gazed wistfully at the meat
Duke" was d%evouring.
There was room between the run
way and the arena to allow him to
squeeze through and finally, desper-
ate with hunger, the little tramp.
willing no doubt. to sacrifice his life
for one more square meal, braved
the lion in his den and attempted to
take the meat away from the big
Nubian. To the surprise of every
body, Duke" seemed to welcome
the intrusion. He not only let the
little stranger eat his fill. but pin
ming him down with m of his great
paws, licked his face, as much as to
say: "Welcome, stranger. were going
to be great pals" As Capt. Wilson
was away. and no one dared to en-
ter the arena during his absence, the
dog stayed on, and he and Duke
became truly pals. On the Captains
return, it was attempted to remove
the dog, but Duke" made such
strenuous objection that the idea
popped into the trainers head of
making in act out of it. and now
every day Duke" and his partner
eat a meal together in the presence
of thousands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
Strand Attraction

Henry b. Walthall, the old time
screen favorite, once more graces
the screen as a star. in the Warner
Brothers production. Parted Cur
tains," which will be shown at the
Strand theatre, during the balance
of the week.
The career of Mr.. Walthall on
both stage and screen has been long
and varied, and his greatest triumph
was made in the Griffith produc-
ton. Birth of a Nation" PROB
ably few screen cto have en-
joyed the popularity that was and
still is Mr.. Walthall's. His forte IS
primarily strong character parts,
and in his career he has essayed
hundreds of roles. from an under
dog Sinking in the byways of de-
serted streets to an aristocrat min
Cling with captains OF industry.
Most of our present day stage and
screen stars have gone through a
long period of training in stock
companies. This, among stage folks.
is the apprentice shop and finishing
school that either makes or breaks
a person DESTROYS of attaining fame
in the theatrical world. Mr.. Walthall
came through a number of STOCK
companies with flying colors, and
after a short period on the legitimate
stage he entered the ranks of the
screen players. This was during the
early days of Mary Pickford and
other present day screen celebrities.
II his latest starring vehicle. ne
plays the role of an ex-convict. for
merly the financial secretary ot a
we'll known artists club. The cir
cumstances that brought about his
downfall were due to his efforts TO
tide over the financial difficulties OF
a chum. But when the tide of reck-
oning comes TO pass. he finds the
friend unfaithful. How he finally
fights his way to success and hap
piness, after an enforced existence
among the derelicts of society. is
said to form the basis OF an en-
crossing picture play.
Mr.. Walthall's most notable cine
ma successes are Great Love-
False Faces" And a Still Small
Voice" 'The Come Back"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
PLEASING Entertainment
GIVEN BY TROOP 10 SCOUTS

The Boy Scouts of Troop Is gave
a very pleasing entertainment in the
auditorium of the Danish NJ. z.
church last night in connection with
scout work. During the evening
badges were presented to some of
the members and addresses were
made by various persons interested
in scout work. Following the en-
tertainment a social hour was en-
joyed.
The program was opened by the
singing OF America by the audience,
after which the pastor of the church.
Rev. c. j. Conrad offered prayer.
The troop quartet then offered the
Boy Scout March" accompanied by
Miss Carrie Dixon on the piano. Mr..
o. Nelson gave a short address to
scouts in behalf of the troop COM
mitteemen of which he is chairman.
This address was followed by a violin
selection entitled, simple Confess
sion," by Assistant Scoutmaster STAN
ley Hyldahl. accompanied by Miss
Dixon.
At this point the entertainment
four tenderfoot and six second class
badges were awarded to the various
members of the troop by Scoutmas-
ter Dixon. MI. Dixon urged the
boys not TO stop at this point but
to go forward and onward, to work
and obtain that which scouting has
in store. Scoutmaster Dixon also
awarded badges to six troop COM
mitteemen and thanked them for SER
vices rendered.
The troop quartet then gave an
other selection which was followed
by an address by Chairman Pfeiffer
of the local court of honor. The
chairman complimented the scouts
for the work done and impressed
upon them the fact that there is al
ways room at the top which car al
ways be obtained through hard
work and study.
Following another number by the
troop quartet. Bugler Wagner blew
taps and the audience was ushered
into the chapel of the church where
a camp scene. wireless apparatus,
tracking and knot tying were exhib-
tied by the o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
GIRL SILENT SENTINEL"
OVER MAN FOUND GUILTY

NEW YORK, May lion the
solemn promise of his fiance to stand
out as a silent sentinel over him
the rest of her life. Oscar Hirsch-
MEM. escaped with a suspended
sentence today after he had pleaded
guilty to stealing $500 from a brok-
erage firm which had employed him
to supply medical treatment for his
aged father who sinced has died.
The girl. Miss Alice Bloom, adj
dressed this letter to the court:
II know of no n aside from my
W family to whom l would want
TO be a power of good as l want to
be toward Oscar. The tragedy has
occurred. As a result | have APP
pointed myself a Silent sentinel over
him. He is thoroughly able to meet
events as they arrive and he is sin
cere to repay every debt by the
>eweat of his brow"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
PERJURY CASE
HEARD TO-DAY
South River Man on Trial in
First Case of Its Kind in
Middlesex

NEW BRUNSWICK. Mas IL
A trial under the issue of a plea y
a former trial and acquittal of Max
Schoenthal of South River. indicted
for subordination OF perjury, is on
before Judge DAILY and a jury to-
Gay. II is the first case of this kind
ever to come up in the county court
The man is not on trial. but the
issue Is to determine IL a previous
acauittal Of the man on the same
charge can prevent another trial on a
similar charge. The state in the orig
inai Indictment charged that
Schoenthal caused John Kulas 10
swear % false affidavit. the purpose
being that a new trial in the circuit
court might be granted TO Schoen-
thai inasmuch as a judgment had
been taken against him by default
for non-appearance.
Fred DeVoe. attorney for Sehoen-
thai. the plaintiff. in today's case. al
ieees that indictments returned by
the grand jury in December and the
trial on the charge of subordinati5a
of perjury are identical. and at this
trial the court directed a verdict OF
acquittal. A second Indictment on
a similar charge would violate the
law that a man cannot be tried tor
the same crime twice. Prosecutor
Stricken for the state. maintains that
the indictment under which the de-
PENDANT was acquitted was based on
alleged affidavit made November IS,
the second indictment was for al
legged affidavit made in December.
The state maintains that these
are two distinct offenses and that il
six false afidavits were made in n
das the state would be justified in
having six different indictments re-
turned. The jury will determine
whether or not SchoenthaI will be
tried again. Walter Sedan and Fred
Devoe represent Schoenthal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
new PROPOSAL FOR LEASE
of MUSCLE SHOALS SITE

WASHINGTON, May II (By The
Associated Press):-A new proposal
for the lease and operation OF the
government nitrate and power pro-
iect at Muscle Shoals, Ala. submit
ted by l.. Stern, c~onsultive engineer
and manufacturer of Baltimore,
wa made public today by CHAIR
man Norris of the senate agricui-
ture subcommittee which is lnves-
tigating offers already filed.
Mr.. Stern offered to take over the
property for operation for twenty
five or fifty years or such other
time as may be agreeable to COM
plate the plans at government cost
and to pay all expenses already
made at Muscle Shoals at 2 per cent
annually. Fertilizers would be man.
ufactured by the power at the
shoals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11

There is a marvellous show at the
Majestic starting today. Evelyn
Cunningham & Company. a girl with
IA world of personality. starts things
moving like a ball of fire. Cliff
Bragdon & Company. the II of the
Sam Howe show last season. will
hand you laugh after laugh; Bring
ing Home a Christmas Tree" a
comedy skit that is a sure-fire hit
from start to finish. A trip to Toy
land. the prettiest and most novel
act ever produced. Is a treat and
worth going miles to see. Statyman
Brothers. two boys who have a good
deal of new material and new songs
which you will enjoy. Kola. the
Frog. the man who can twist and
turn in n position and sna back.
You will also see Charlie Chaplin in
THE Doughnut Designer" a great
comedy.
On Friday and Saturday the Trip
to Toyland Company will give each
child that attends the performance
a beautiful gift.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
ONE DEAD FROM HEAT

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nav 11-One
death from heat was reported to-
day. The temperature increased Sc
degrees. An unknown woman died
on a street car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
OBITUARY
Edna May loft

Edna MAY loft, four months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
loft. Jr.. of 2S Smith street, died
yesterday. The funeral was held
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Rev.
Wilbert Westcott. pastor of Simpson
Methodist church, oficiated. The
ipterment was in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11

Billy & Emma Clark, the South Am
boy folks in You Tell 'em Susie"
This couple put over some clever
stuff; Toomey Brothers, eccentric
dancers; Nat Jerome & Company in
You'll Be Surprised"