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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-20
new ERA MOVEMENT IS
POPULAR IN JAMESBURG

JAMESBURG, Sept. 20.-Preceed-
ing the religious revival scheduled
III connection with the New Era
movement of tho Presbyterian
churches of the entire country, al
ready there is an activity in the
local Presbyterian church, that
spells success for the Jamesburg end
of the work.
This is evidenced by the renewed
interest being developed by the Rev.
Weaver X. Eubank. pastor of the
Jamesburg Presbyterian church who
has aroused much interest among
the younger element in the member
ship by the revival and r~eorgani-
cation of the Christian Endeavor
societies that were once so popular
and largely attended. Temporary
officers have been chosen in the
senior, intermediate and junior So
| ~cieties and within the present week
permanent officers VIII be elected
| and a campaign started that will do
much toward perfecting tho ar
ranged program.
The officers named follow:
General committee of all societies:
| Misses Irene Wheeler, temporary
chairman; Myrtle Bennett, temporary
secretary.
Junior society: President, Edgar
Rodgers; secretary, Charles Kendall;
nominating committee, Arthur Red,
| Nathan Dey, Ballard jolly, Alice
| Pooley, Margaret Kendall.
Intermediate society: Temporary
president, William Thorne; tem-
porary secretary. Judson Groves;
nominating committee, Norman Van
Cleaf. Elinor Hausser, Florence
Howell. Homer Smock, katherine
Lokcrson.
F, Tentative plans are being made
for tho Rally Day exercises to be
held on Rally Day, on sunday, Octo-
her J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-20

Paris to Mile. Althenais ReneauX,
maiden lady mature charms whom j
beg o will respect as you would my
sister. Wishing you enjoyable in
~teliectual evening W.
1t needed receipt of a petit-bleu,
while he vas dressing for dinner, TIC
cure Lanyard of an attack of pre-
monitory shivers brought on by
recollection of the awful truth that
one is never really safe in trifiing
with an Englishman's sense of hui
NOR.
Dear Monsieur Martin: 1t is too
sweet of you to remember your pro-
mise to ask me to dine the first time
you came to Paris. Since you leave
it to me, shall we say the Ritz, at
half past seven? In cas- your mem
DRY for faces is poor-it has been a
long time since we met, hasn't it,
I shall be wearing the conventional
fast black with my very best in
genUe expression; and my feather
fan will be flame-colored.
always to YOU
"ALTIENAIS RENEAUX.'
Now that sounded more like .
Mademoiselle Athenais Reneaux
lived up in most gratifying fashion
to the tone of her note.
She swept spiritedly into the
lounge of the Ritz, a tall, fair girl,
very good-looking indeed and brill
llantly costumed, and placed Mon
sieur Paul Martin in n glance, on
the instance of his calculated start
Of recognition.
Paul" she cried in lifting ac-
cents. I'm so glad! It's been simp-
ly ages And looking SO well! l
don't believe you've changed a Bit"
And you, Athenais, always ex-
quisite, but today Truly n
has lever seen you looking better"
"F1attery," she commented. But
L love it,"
Meanwhile her gaze reviewed the
lounge in one swift, searching glance
and returned to Lanyard with a
droop of the lashes, signified there
was no one present likely to prove
dangerous.
"Flattery? To you? But impos-
sible!"
He delighted her. and she showed
it openly. But her lips said only:
Have / kept you waiting a fright
fully long time, poor boy?'
Let your appetite accuse you,
Atbenais."
But I am starving!"
"Then, as / take it, nothing on
earth can prevent u going in to
dinner"
Lanyard had already consulted
with the maitre d'hotel over the
menu and the reservation as the two
settled down at a table on the side
of the room.
Monsieur received a telegram
this afternoon"
Eyes, mademoiselle. And you?"
at is here-since l am. May | see
yours?"
With a gay gesture she handed
over her telegram from London and
took his in exchange.
Tie ordinary cipher of the British
Secret Service was as readily intel
ligible to both as If the messages
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-20
Go On With the Story
XIII
MademOiselle the Detective


II, London, about noon of that day,
Wertheimer deciphered a code
message:
Dear old bean: Please advise
prefecture de police without reveal
ing your source of information. UNI
identified man murdered on express
stopped yesterday Hotel Terminus,
Lyons, under name of Comte de
Lorgnes. During entire evening be-
fore entraining he was shadowed by
two Apaches, n of whom, passing
as Albert Dupont, booked in same
carriage with Lorgnes, but d~etrained
Laroche six-ffteen. Can admirably
~succinct sketch of the physical Du-
pcnt is here deleted.) AS stranger in
Paris 1 crave p~assionately to review
night life of great city but am ma
turally timid about going about alone
after dark. Only society of beautiful.
accomplished. well-informed, ana
agreeable lady can put me at ease.
Can you recommend n such to me
by telegraph? Presume you have
heard your old friend Duchemin is
suspected of looting jewels of
Madame de Montalais, Chateau de
Mortalais, near Millau. He counts
on your discretion to preserve secret
of his innocence pending further adj
vices. Paul Martin here stopping
Hotel Chatham, Toodle-oo.
IN. L.
A telegram from London address
sd to NJ. Paul Martin. Hotel Chatham
Paris, was delivered late in the aft
errCCn:
prefecture tipped off. Many
thanks. Fully appreciate you can
not trust yourself alone in the dark.
Therefore cheerfully delegating
preservation your virtue while in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-20
Begin Here Today

Love of
EVE DE MONTALAIS, and the de-
sire to prove that he had not vlo-
lated the hospitality of her cha
teau in southern France, sent
MICHAEL LANYARD, now the bril-
liant member of the English Sc
cret Service, but one the no.
torious craftsman, the
LONE WOLF, on the quest of her
jewels.
They had been stolen while Lam
yard was her guest recuperating
from wounds inflicted by
DUPONT, a Paris Apache. whose at
tempted highway robbery of the
women of the chateau de Monta-
lais had been frustrated by Lam
yard.
Lanyard suspects that the jewels
were stolen by a band of thieves,
masouerading as tourists, consisting
of
WHITAKER MONK; his secretary.
PHINUIT; the latter's brother,
JULES, and the
COUNT and COUNTESS DE LORG-
MES. Lanyard goes to Lyons and
trails Dupons, who in turn trails
de Lorgnes. On the Lyons-Paris
express, which is bearing Lanyard
Dupont and de Lorgnes, de Lorg-
mes is murdered In his berth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-20
CHAPTER XIV
Sin in Garb

In no city in the world is the doc
trine of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
your-own-business more studiously
inculcated by example than in Paris,
especially in its hours of relaxation.
Lanyard had not been so long an
exile as to have forgotten his way
about entirely. and with what was
new since his time Mademoiselle
ReneauX was thoroughly acquainted.
If there we're anybody or thing a
girl of her age-Athenais was about
twenty-five - shouldn't know, she
knew him, her or it: if there were
any place she shouldn't go, she
either went or had been there; II
there were anything she shouldn't do
or say or think or countenance.
those things she-within limitations
did and said and thought and ac.
cepted or passed oVer as matters oil
fact and no consequence.
On the way to their table they,
after a dance, were intercepted by
a woman who. with two cavaliers.
had been standing near h door OF
the restaurant. Through a rising
clatter of tongues her voice cut
clearly.
"Athenais! 1t is I-Liane."
Lanyard was inclined to think he
had never seen, this side of foot
lights, a gown quite so daring as
that which revealed the admirably
turned person of the lady who
named herself Lame.
At the sound of her name Athe-
nais turned with a perfectly indi-
Gated start of surprise which she
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-20
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-20

lad been coached In open French or
English.
The girl was laughing as she re-
turned Lanyard's telegram and re-
ceived her own.
Mature charms'!' she pouted.
" Enjoyable intellectual evening!
Oh, how depressing! And are you
going to obey that injunction to
treat me as somebody's sister,"
Never in my life!"
81 like that better. And she in
quired demurely, may one ask vhal
are monsieur's commander"
First; you will continue to firt
with me as at present-outIageous-
ly."
Even when you make it so diff
ficult?"
And then, if 1 discover an inter-
est in people l may chance to see,
you will be good enough to tell me
who they are and-other details con-
corning their ways of life"
perhaps 1 know them. 1t NIGH;
save time if you would give me their
nGmes."
lie Comte de Lorgnes?"
blank.
Madame la Comtesse de Lorg-
nes?"
IF you could describe them, per-
haps-?"
useless, l am afraid; neither is
an uncommon type.
Are you then acquainted with a
man named Phinuit-an American"
mo"
"Mr. Whitaker Monk, of New
York? %
81 met him n night, with a gay
party that joined ours at breakfast
at Pre-Catelan. A quaint little
stupid"
QUAINT, I grant you. But hardly
little. or stupid. A tall man, as thin
as a diet, with face like a comic
mask of tragedy. 49,"
Paul, dear" said Athenais Ee-
reaux more in sorrow than in anger:
somebody has been taking ad-
vantage of your trusting nature.
Whitaker Monk is short, hopelessly
stout, and the most commonplace
person imaginable"
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
"EBB T1DE:

Beginning Thursday, December l4th
and running through Saturday, De.
cember 10th. James kirkwood and
Lila Lee will appear in the film mas
terpiece, The Ebb Tide at the Ven
dome Theatre, 31st and State streets.
This is story of an innocent girl OF
the South Seas and a weak and broken
man. They turned the tide OF lite to-
gether.
Steyenson's thrilling story of the
South Seas produced with all It's ting
ling adventure, its primitive passions,
its colorful love scenes. Played by a
great cast: Lila Lee, James Kirk
wood Raymond Hatton, George Faw-
cctt, Noah Beery and Jacquelinc Lo-
gan
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
ETHEL WATERS
SINGS DADA
At THE GRAND

At the Grand Nouiax night Miss
Ethel Waters sang 8" That ha ha
Strain IN such q way that we do not
wonder that Clarence Williams song
IS going over big. She received hearty
applause. other numbers were: Il
Want Ny Sweet Daddy Now, and
"Come Kiss Your Pretty Baby Nice.
Aside from Miss Waters. the resi- of
the show seemed to be Il hastily
thrown together makeshift. 1t boosted
the name = Hot Stuff. "A Musical Re
view with Comedy. Most of the songs
scenery, and costumes were the same
as we're seen the preceding two weeks
in "Shades Of Hades -. The cast was
the same with few exceptions.
The pity of the show seemed to be
that it possessed an unusually good
looking chorus of eager and lively
girls who had nothing to do. They
pranced out on the stage and praneed
back into the wings, and gave one the
impression that if they had songs and
dances worthy of the name, they could
do them well.
Comedy was furnished by Joyner
and See. They drew many well de
served and hearty laughs. Their con
fidence game scenes were a bit over
worked and the profusion of green
backs made you wonder if the rate of
exchange had gone down. Yet they
wer funny, and kept an otherwise
bleak evening pretty lively.
Mention should be made Of Miss
Sylvia Mitchell, who displayed n voice
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16

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The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
MUSE PUTS On
ANOTHER REVUE

Clarence Muse continues to make
things spicy At the Sunset Caie. Tues
day night he ushers in a brand new
revue under the name OF Ginger and
Spice" This. his latest production
will hold forth to make things inter
esting through the holidays.
Muse has eontrived to make the re
vues he is presenting at the Sunset 4
regular drawing card for cabaret fans.
He introduced his program a time
when midweek receipts at the Sunset
were particularly low Since the in
novation, however, the cafe IS well
filled every night He has made money
for the house and deserves eommen-
dation.
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
BROWNSKIN SHOW
A 7 NJ A D Is D \
STREET THEATRE


In New York they sing a song en-
titled It's Getting Dark on Broad
way referring to the many brown
skin shows that invaded the White
Way last year. It's also getting dark
in spots down around the loop.
Our partieula reference is to this
weeks show at the Star and Garter.
burlesque theatre. at Madison and
Halsted streets. Gonzelle White and
her Jazzers are there this week in
conjunction with Jimmie Cooper and
his Beauty Revue. With them are
Harry Smith, the Laughing Coruct-
ist' and Ed Langford, the boy that
makes the saXophone moan They
advertise a show OF forty-iour people,
mostly girls
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
FORGOTTEN LAW"

At the Vcndome Theatrc-Comine
next Week Milton SiIls, Cleo
Ridgeley in Tie Forgotten Law
A dissipatcd young man thinks mar
riage will make him more steady and
responsible. It does. but only for a
brief time Then his old habits break
out again, and he ruins the happiness
OF his wife and child. His sudden
death leaves much unexplained and
directs suspicion against his innocent
Wjie-in The Forgotten Law \
dramatic and thrilling photodrama ot
mothcr-lovc.
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
PERRY BRADFORD HERE

Perry lMule) Bradford. the we'll
known song writer, registered al the
Nincennes Hotel from Now Yorl;
Wednesday.
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
ASKANY MAN
Do you want house or c flat build
inE2
Kindly consider these places and
prices.

10 you want mouse fr Hat ouIu-
kindly consider these places and
prices.
Forestville Ave. nr. 18th ST.. Groom,
modern, st. ht.. elee.. baths, Terraeed.
Price 5000 only; $3.50 cash.
Park Ave. nr. oakiey Blvd, Groom.
brick, furn. ht block from L" and
surf. $325O with only $500 cash
Nineennes Ave, mr.. 3sth ST, broom,
brick, fur. ht.. good building. $4,000,
only $500 cash.
) FLATS
Park Ave, nr. Campbell Ave. T.
brick. 6-s-6 reoms. Building in good
condition. splendid heat. $4,000. only
csluHst Ave, mr.. 10th ST.. brick,
6-7-7 rooms. st. hit. oiec nd. wd. flrs.
Income $1,000 yr. $4,000, only $1,000
cash.
Walnut St. nr. Oakley Blvd. and a"
Sta, brick. Csc ICONS, cleo, nd. wd.
frs. Price se5oo. only $500 cash.
6 flat brick bldg, Calumet Ave, mr.
5Oth ST, 20, 4-7. 81. ht., elec. Income
s5e7e per year. Price $4,000. only
S2500 cash.
2-car garage in rear. Price $4,000, only
'.Pak ST.. nr. oskley Blvd. pressed
brick 81 room, modern. Price $4,000,
only $1,000 cash.
8 lfat., Calumet Ave. nr. 50th St.
ct. ht., elec. nd. wd. floors. extra Vacant
lot. Income $500 per year. Price
$4,000. only $500 cash.
JAMES M. JOHNSON, JR.
REAL EsTATE-INsURANcE
2460 W. Lake St, at Campbell Av.
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
Willie Steals Ring.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 10
Willie May Cummings went to the
grocery store last week and remained
away an unusual length OF time. In
yestigation proved that she had taken
away a $500 diamond ring and given
it 10 her friend. the grocery boy.
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
GHOST BREAKER"

At the Nendome Theatre. Sunday,
December 18th. Wallace Reid in The
Ghost Breaker
He wasn't afraid OF spirits or
women. So when beautiful Span
ish princess armed him loose in her
haunted castle
That started something that you'll
howl at till its finished. Walie Reds
latest and best offering,
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
CABARET STAR MURDERED

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.. Dec. 10.
Miss Gertrude Harrison. p. an en-
tertainer in the World Cafe" here.
was found dead in a clump OF bushes
last week near the fashionable eastern
residential section of the city. Deep
mystery surrounds her killing. She
Is said to have been seen last as a
member OF a drinking party that left
the cabaret at a. IN. on the morning
of the killing Miss Harrison had the
reputation oil being the best dressed
girl" in Atlantic City.
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
ALICE AND SUSIE IN
MUSICAL COMEDY

Alice Gorgas and Susie Sutton, we'll
known and well-liked members of the
now dcfunct Lafayette Players, are
starring in a musical show now hold
ing forth at the Lafayette Theatre.
New York. According to Romeo
Dougherty, OF the New York Amster-
dam News. the show is no bowling
success, but he commends in no un-
certain terms the work OF Alice and
Susie.
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
SHUTTLE INN" is RAIDED

NEW YORK CITY, Shuttle
Inn,' a cabaret adjoining the Lafay-
cite Theatre here, was raided last
week, and 50 people were arrested,
twenty-ninc women and ifty-four men.
The arrests were made on complaints
Of parents that their children were be-
ing led astray.
The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
Ideal Tea Room

Mr.. Clnkscalc, proprietor of the
Ideal Tea Room. 32lS South Michigan
Avenue. announces that dinner will be
served IN the exclusive tea room cvcrF
Sunday from , to p. m. An excel
lent menu will be served and those
wishing 30 have a REAL dinner should
try the Ideal.
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Salisbury Releases
Manager Izzy Hoffman

Salisbury, Md, July 3-FolloWlns
a meeting of the board OF directors
Of the Salisbury Baseball club today
an unconditional release was gwen
Manager Harry (lzzy) Hoffman, TO
take effect at once, and George +.
Eichnor OF this city former mem
her of the University OF oregon var
sity team for four years, was electeu
manager pro TEN, awaiting the ae-
ton OF the board at a future meet
ing.
No reason for the issuance oi
Hoffman's release is Forthcoming
from the officials OF the clup except
that some immediate action is I'M
peratiye if Salisbury is 10 make al
appreciable showing among the
other clubs in the race for the East
ern Shore League pennant. uhtii
Yesterday the team had partlclpaleu
in IS games since the opening Oh Ihe
league season, of which 1t had won
5. lost II; anothr game had gone u
a Thinning draw and occupied d
position three games. behWd Tue
club in fifth place.
The opinion of the club of1lclaiS
as stated by President Henry w Ru-
ark is that the personnel OF the Yea III
representing Salisbury has not been
of as high caliber as some OF the
other managers had placed upon the
field and that the attendance hSureS
and necessarily the treasury, nau
suffered because OF the lhlelioi
brand of ball displayed by the home
club in the games played al -Gords
Park This statement has been re-
f1ected by some of the most enthus-
iastic boosters of the local team
who recently have refused their sup
mort under present conditions.
Notwithstanding this HOFFMAN mas
some supporters who point 10 Ihe
fact that his. contract was signed
later than any. of the other managers
Af~the leasue and that because OF
frequent rains before the schedule
opened he had not had sutflcien'
time to weed out the inferior mater
ial. The lineup against Crlshelo
yesterday was thought to have, Dt g
the best, that ia 5 : ieptesenlsed = q:
city this season and Contained onis
fefa TT I'll
roster at the time of the opening
game.
HOFFMAN was recommended TO tht
local officials because of his past eA
Derience both as player and
manager, having played in the ma
ior leagues and manager seVera
pennant winning clubs, lncludlhs
the Ridgeway (Palis HUB Of the
Interstate League, the Reading club
of the Tri-State League, the Odests
,Call club of the California State
League. and the Oakland tCal.
club
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WILD IRISH ROSE"

w liI' stNhSfI fN'St.
It's not 100 difficult to guess what
these two fetching Irish Colleens are
talking about over the gate. The
subject of their conversation is one
which has always been of interest to
young girls-swCetheart And all
those who like romance will find il
a plenty in the ney Vitagraph spe-
ciai My Wild Irish Rose"
This is one of the three features
showing al the Grand Opera Houst
tomorrow and Saturday.-Adv.
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E. N. Market New County
Agent Takes Charge Add
Urges Farmers To Use Office

The County Agents office is the
clearing house for Agricultural in
formation says L. W. Montell who
has Just arrived to take up the
duties of that Office in dorchester
county Millions of dollars are eN~
pended annually in investigation
and research for better growing ana
mark citing of farm products ana the
County Agents office is the medium
through which the results OF these
Investigations are given out. ihe
farmers of Dorchester County ARE
benefited TO the extent that they
avail themselves Of the opportunity
TO use the services of the County
Agent for this information?
The farmer OF today should be
efficient and strive to produce on as
economical basis as is consistent
with good agricultural definite pro
gram should be worked out when
ever possible regarding drainage.
fertility crop rotation and harvest
ing In the marketing of his crops
the old idea of independence and go
it alone should be discarded and a
Willingness displayed to cooperate
products may be placed on the mar
ket to the best advantage.
Dorchester County with its iohs
growing season, productive soii ana
accessibility to markets has posslblll-
ties aericullurally that are not sur
passed.
Mr. Montell wishes to assure the
farmers and others interested IN ag-
riculture in Dorchester County that
he is at their command and will do
all his power to render assistance
and help evelop the wonderful
possibilities of this county. Re
quests for information will receive
promp| attention.
ANY one wishing to get in touch
with the office can do so between
the hours of $50 and 4.3O f. NJ.
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CHURCH NOTIFIES

Enjoys Rebecca burlington and
Isabel Yeman, the new aseiSt-2t- 10
Ensign McCHtcheon, commanding
officer of the local corps OF the Sal
walton Army. arrived last evening.
They will make their initial appear
ance in the services tonight.
There will be d combined meeting
of the official Board and Quarterly
Conference IL eight o'clock tonight
at Zion Church. AL officials please
attend
There will be a business meeting
OF the Baraca Class tonight at eight
o'clock. Election Of Officers. A
full attendance is desired.
Mass tomorrow morning at St.
Mary's Catholic Church at eight
O'Clock.
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