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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

Mrs. Katherine Zielinskt, who re-
sides at 10 Union street, IN Eiiza-
beth had TO stand for the above dls,
on5ars until she heard of herbs-and
what they would do for the human
system. when properly combined. n
makes this rather remarkaoie sta.e-
ment. because, as she says, 1 ON
rider If NV duty to tell other people
about my recovery" In passing the
ruth along to others she says:
was badly rundown; my nerves WeiI
All upset. 1 couldn't sleep nights !
was fast losing weight, because l
had no appetite. 1 would be forced
to go two whole days without eat
ing: my nerves got so on edge that az
Iast T could hardly drag myself
sround to do my housework. Al
though l tried n thing after Ts am
other, I got no relief at all; Mned
nv husband saw CINoT advertised
in the Journal and read where 1T had
benefited somebody with the same
kind of trouble as mine. he advised
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

There will be a meeting OF Court
| Amboy, No. IS, Foresters of Ameri-
ca, tonight at Eagles hall, when it
is expected a report of the dinner of
the Past Chief Rangers Association
held Sunday will be made.
Further plans for the annual ex-
cursion of Middlesex Council, No. So,
Jr. o. u. A. NJ, will be made tonight
at a meeting of the council in odd
Fellows hall. The excursion is going
to be on August 16 with a sail up
the Hudson. Robert Jackson is the
chairman of the arrangement COM
mittee and he with his assistants
will probably have something to say
tonight about the details of the
event.
The weekly luncheon of the Lions
Club will be held tomorrow at the
New Packer House. Joseph E.
Hornsby will preside over the ses-
sion.
Another large number of appli-
cants for automobile drivers Ii
censes presented themselves at city
hall this morning to take the road
and written tests given by inspectors
of the motor vehicle department of
the state. Examinations are given
on the first and third Wednesdays of
each month at city hall.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Board of Water Commission
ers will be held tonight in city hall.
City Clerk Arthur E. Graham was
solemnly initiated into the secret
,aaJ.a 90 na1fJntp dnrinp tho mourning
rain of yesterday afternoon on the
Colonia links as the guest of Alder
man Albert G.. Waters. The game
was called on ccoun of dampness
after the third hole as trees under
which the players could seek shelter
were not numerous enough.
No date has been fixed as yet for
the next meeting Of the school esti-
mate board, but it is likely that the
members will be called together this
week to act upon the Hall avenue
school project.
Although the local Republicans
have not made any formal announce
men of the municipal slate, it is un-
derstood that selections have been
been made for each of the fic
in which there will be a vacancy. AL
dermen in the first, third M nth
wards are to be elected in addition
to a mayor and a recorder.
The Amboy Radio Shop on Jeffer-
son street is now endeavoring to pre-
pare a list of all amateur radio re-
ceiving and sending sets. Almost n
hundred stations from Perth Amboy
and vicinity nave already been listed.
All those who wish to have their
stations entered on the list are urged
TO communicate with the Amboy
Radio Shop with a letter stating
their name, address, call number,
if any and a short description of
their set.
An organization meeting of the
ward Republican women has
been arranged for tonight by Mrs.
Elizabeth Oliver, county chairman,
of the woman's organization. The
meeting will be held in Slovak Hall
and a large turnout is anticipated.
Election of officers and a plan OF
ca mpaign for the coming election
will probably be included II the busl-
ness.
The Raritan Yacht Club will have
two more nights of the carnival
which was so popular the first week
in JULY, commencing Friday night
There will be dancing. sails and the
same attractions as were found at
the club two weeks ago The con-
test for the automobile is also sched-
uled to be brought to a close oalur-
day night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
OratOry For Maine

WASHINGTON, July 19-Voters
of Maine are doomed for the next
six or eight weeks to hear the great
est roar of political oratory ever
turned loose on any doubtful con-
~stituency anywhere.
Republican campaign managers
here have planned to train their big
gest guns toward the far Northeast
because they are superstitious
enough to give credence to Names
reputed political influence upon the
country. With the erection set for
Sept. II. they think it would be dis
astrous for the Democrats to win.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

The game for the championship
of the city, scheduled to be played
tonight in the acknowledgement
Junior Baseball League has been
postponed because of the poor condi-
ton of the ground. The date for the
postponed game will be announced
later. The game was to have been
between the Ditmas Juniors and the
Robins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
FESTIVAL AND DANCE
BIG EVENT TONIGHT

Everything is in readiness for the
lawn festival and dance which will
be held on the lawn adjoining the
Community House tonight. TIE
decorations will play no little part
in the assured success of the affair.
Ice cream and cake will be served,
with dainty maids in white as float
ers. Sam Tonghini's orchestra VIII
furnish the music for the dancing.
Many attractive and novel features
have been arranged.
Tickets may be procured from
any member of the different clubs
which meet in the Community
House or at the door. The proceeds
of this affair will go to the Com
munity Association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
MataVau Hit BY Storm

MATAWAN, July ia thunder
storm which passed over this Dor
cugh and vicinity yesterday after
room did considerable damage to
the streets. trees and farms in out
lying districts, according to reports
about the borough today. The rain
fell in torrents and was the cause
of several washouts in the borough
streets. Although the lightning is
not reported to have done any dam
age in the borough proper. 1t is
said that several farm buildings
were struck in the outlying districts.
Some of the trees in the borough
We're badly damaged, large limbs
being broken from them. No n
is reported to have been hurt.
There were no early morning ex-
press trains from the East Long
Branch division of the Central Rail-
road of New Jersey this morning as
the storm was so hard along the
-oeean front that tracks of the rail-
road were reported to be covered
with mud and washed out in some
places making 1t impossible for the
passage of trains. 1t is said that in
some instances passengers were
transferred from ono train to an
other and completed their journey
IN that manner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
TO GET PAVING BIDS

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 10
The County Board of Freeholders
will meet tomorrow afternoon, and
will receive bids for the second con-
crete road to be built by them this
year. The river road, from the
Landing road on the outskirts of
Highland Park to the New Market
lane, is the one for which bids are
to be received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
GLUCK-TElBER

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Fanny Teibcr.
daughter of Mrs. Bessie Teiber OF
Newark. and Henry Gluck. son OF
Mrs. Sarah Gluck, of this city. The
ceremony was performed by Rabbi
Gladstone of Newark or July ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Gluck will reside in
Maple street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
R, R. STRIKE SITUATION
HAS BRIGHTER ASPECT
(Continued from page -

mobiles were stuck hub deep in the
mud. Wires were blown down.
Hundreds of excursionists who
came here for bathing were ma
srooned over night and had to re
main today. The railroad expected
to resume operations by tonight,
but were having difficulty taking
cranes and other machinery to the
spot where mounds of dirt had been
washed on the roadbed.
The first trolley car since the
storm was operated shortly before
noon and the first railroad train
pulled in a few minutes later. 1t
was said traffic on both trolley and
railroad lines would be normal by
this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY

To MARY MINTAS:
BY virtue of an order of the Court OF
Chancery of New Jersey made on the
~twenty-sixth day Of June. 1922. in a GER
tam cause wherein George Mintas is Pc
~titioner and you are defendant. you are
required to answer the petitioners petition
os or before the wenty-eighth day of
August next. or in default thereof. such
decree viii be made against you as the
Chancellor shall think equitable and lust.
The object Of said suit is to obtain a
decree Of divorce. dissolving the marriage
betweenAy you and the said petitioner.
Dated lure 2sth, 1922.
GEORGE KEMENY,
Solicitor Of Petitioner.
p o, Address. IFS SMITH Street. Perth
Amhoy. New Jersey.
1522s--6-2S-7-b-l2-ta. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
Rev. DIR. Goucher Dies

BALTIMORE, July 19-The Rev.
DR.. John +. Goucher, founder of
Goucher College, Baltimore, died
today at his country home near
here. He was seventy-nine years
old and had been in failing health
tor some time.
DR.. Goucher was a noted leader
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Surviving are a widow and three
daughters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
CITY G. 0. P. Meets

A meeting of the committee
on the drive for members
for the city Republican Club was
held in the club headquarters last
nirht. Twenty-six men are can
vassing the first ward as an expert
mental campaign, which If success
full will be extended throughout the
city. Louis Peterson is chairman
of the campaign committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

HARTFORD, Conn. July 80
The candidacy of William j. Null
iigan of Thompsonville was form
ally announced today for the office
of superior advocate OF the knights
of Columbus, made vacant by the
resignation of Joseph Pelietier. His
name will probably be presented to
the Atlantic City Convention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
Record i'm County Tonight

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 10
George l.. Record, Republican cam
didate for the United States senate
rial nomination at the primaries in
September in opposition to Senator
Joseph Frelinghuysen. will speak
here tonight on the issues of the
campaign. The address Will be made
in a tent pitched on Albany street
opposite the Pennsylvania railroad
station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
Three Games For Metuchen

METUCHEN, July 1e-rhe base
bill team of the Metuchen Athletic
Club has arranged for three good
games for the coming week. On
Sunday the team goes to South AM
hoy TO play the Sacred Hearts. SAT-
urday afternoon the Perth Amboy
knigkS of Columbus will play the
MeF en- team at Metuchen, and
fNAm Saturday the strong du Pont
lNhWm will come to Metuchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
NEW ATTACKS
h. NEAR DUBLIN
Battle Continues Also in
County Limerick Several
More Dead and Wounded

DUBLIN, July 19-An auto fun
eral party Cf free staters which was
taking the body of a volunteer killed
in County Conway to Ipiddai for bu-
rial was ambushed early today near
Athenry by Republican Insurgents.
Commandant Rooney was killed and
eight other national army soldiers
we're taken prisoners. Commandant
Rooney's body was placed beside the
body of the dead volunteer and sent
to Conway.
National army headquarters at
Conway sent eight lorry loads of
troops in pursuit of the Gmbushing
party. The pursuers are said to have
come in contact with tho raiders,
but the result is not known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

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CINOT is being introduced i'm
Perth Amboy by a representative Of
the Company ut the National Phar-
macy Stores, corner Smith st. and
Madison Ave-, and Is for sale hi
druggists everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

II is with difficulty that traffic
can proceed along State street be-
tween Smith and Fayette street, ow-
ing TO the road between the tracks
and for more than a foot on either
side OF the trolley tracks being torn
up. The trolley company is laying
Belgian blocks along and between its
ira *
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
Battle at Limerick

DUBLIN. July 10 tBy The Asso-
ciated Press)-News reaching Dub
lin today confirms earlier reports
that heavy fighting occurred in Linn
erick over the week end, the Ma
tional army troops succeeding in
isolating the irregulars in the
Strand barracks and King John
castle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
Woodbridge Girls Active

WOODBRIDGE. July 19.-The
"Yoo-hoo Girls" held their first
meeting as an organization on Mon
day evening, July II, at the home of
Lillian Richards. The club is under
the supervision of Mrs. James Filler
and Mrs. John Richards. Ruth
Numbers was elected as treasurer
and Olive Sandholt. secretary. The
girls are endeavoring to raise funds
enough to spend a week camping
the later part of August and they
hope the community will cooperate
with them in their endeavor.
Those present at the meeting
were Pearl Filler, Alice Johnson,
Helen Johnson, Dorothy Nelson, Lii
liam Richards, Olive Sandholt, Mrs.
Filler and Mrs. Richards. Refresh
ments were served and a pleasant
evening enjoyed by all.
Club Changes Name
Members Of the p. I. G.. Club wish
to announce that the name has been
changed to the N. p. S.. Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

General Secretary Walter H.
War;, of the Y. NJ. c. A, who has
been spending the month of July
at Popolo Lake, New York state
with his family, is expected back
next Monday. Physical Director S.
C. Pew and family will spend the
month of August at their bungalow
at the same lake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19
A HUNGER STRIKE? NOT AT
ALL. THIS ELIZABETH WOMAN
WAS SIMPLY FORCED TO FAST

Have You Ever Wanted % Eat and c oudnt? And When You Did, FoInai
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

Now that the city is making the
garbage collections here many arti-
cles which heretofore would nc, be
taken away by the con-
tractor will be removed by
the city wagons. This system will
leave less to be carted away at the
annual or semi-annual Cleanup
Week. and will also make it pos
sible to have more attractive look
ing homes and grounds as it is not
necessary to store up old rubbish
until a certain day to get rid of it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

Traffic through this city going
north last night was heavier than
on any week day in a long time.
All of the cars that had gone to the
park during the afternoon apparent
ly had been prevented from start
ing for home early owing to the
terrific thunder showers and as a
result there was a continuous line
of cars passing through here from
s o'clock until midnight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

Summer heat has little effect up
on the ardor of certain local bust
ness men for volley ball as a certain
group of enthusiasts are to be found
four afternoons a week playing this
game in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
Strenuous exercises are not given
during the summer but the gymna-
SUM is open to members who desire
to exercise and play games. The
opening with regular classes will
not be until next fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

Perth Amboy Camp, NO. IL,
Woodmen of the World, is expected
to hear something of the coming
field of the Woodmen of the Pertn
Amboy district at the meeting OF
the camp tonight at Woodmen hall
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

The weekly luncheon of the Lions
Club will be held tomorrow at the
New Packer House. Joseph E.
Hornsby will preside owe the ses-
sion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-19

Another large number of appli-
cants for automobile drivers Ii
lenses presented themselves at city
hall this morning to take the road
and written tests given by inspectors
of the motor vehicle department of
the state. Examinations are given
on the first and third Wednesdays of
each month at city hall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22

Walsh and Mana, dance steps and
songs; Stella Tracey and Carl Nc
Bride. comedy; Marguerite MacCar-
ton and John Morone, Apache aud
whirlwind dances Alyce and Lucille
Sheldon, songs; Great Johnson, thrills
and contortion tricks.
GLOBE--Juva Marconi with a selected
company, will present "a Symphony
IN Danceland" as headliner: also,
Taylor and Howard. comedy; Lets
Go" musical farce, with Billy Batch
elor Phil Davis. blackface comedian:
Maley and O'Brien, funmakers; Noel
Lester, in FLASHES of Novelty; Ar
thur and Lydia Wilson, in n skit
with songs, dances and chatter. and
Forus and West, thrills and athletic
stunts.
NITON-Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Pepita Grandos. Spanish -Ori-
entail dance novelty; McFarlane and
Palace. harmony: Fannie Simpson
and Earl Dean. novelty; Jack Inglis.
comedy. and Dooley Ioleen. Austria
liam equilbrist: film feature, THE
Face Between" with Bert Lytell
change of bill Thursday. with Seeing
Is Believing" as film feature.
WALTON. ROOF-Prcgram headed next
week by Layman and King. formerly
of Mary" In series Of dances also
Miss Virginia. the "Buddha Girl"
Dobbs and Wexford. songs and dances
and Paramount Marimba Band as q
special added attraction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22

has been strangely neglected, not, how
ever, as much as Davis.
For example, Mary pickford's grent-
est picture triumph. il is generally ad-
mitted. was stella MariS,' where she
played those two very interesting Lock"
characters, the slavey and the beautiful
invalid Furthermore, there was a
splendid screen version of ''Simun the
Jester" in which real dwarf did
marvellous acting and Edwin Arden
starred in splendid perturbation of
The Beloved Nagabond. Lastly. {.
Aubrey Smith appeared in top notch
version of that story of literary thiev-
cry, "Jaffrey.'
The Morals of Marcus was not so
well treated. either in the version
which Marie Doro played or the recent
one with May McAvoy. although kath-
lyn Williams was superb in the latter.
Vivian Martin rlHved in coupl" of
Locke stories. fsirly we'll done. but
such splendid novels Of his rs ''S"rti-
tide Pujol." "Thc Fortunate YOUTH
and The House Of Baltazar" have
not been touched and its also time
that The Vagabond," "Simon" and
"Jaffrey' be filmed again.
No better choice Of actress could
have been made f,r Clcmcntna Wing,
the dowdy. unattractivc artiStp who
blossom cd into Il stunning woman and
found love and happiness by :" doing,
than Pauline Frederick 1t was one Of
those rare cases of perfect judgment
in film matters. Though she has such
fine players as Louise Dresser film
debut. Truly Shattuck and Lydia
Ieamans Titus. II is to be regretted
that more striking figures We're not
chosen to play the elderly hero, QuixtuS
and his three fawning friends, The
director is Emile Chautard one of the
best in fildom today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22

wednesday, "The Bachelor Daddy"
with Thomas Meighan. ThursdHy.
FridaN and Saturday, "A Dolls
House, with ALA Nazimova.
LOCUsT-"way Down East" d. w:
Grifnth's spectacular production or
old stage fit; with 1,, Richard hartnsa, tC. ia1n
and rescue as thrilla
NIxON,S AMBASSADOR - 'Orphans
OF the Storm" Grifiith feature adapt
ed from "The Two Orphans" with
spectacular scenes Of French hevo-
luton and cast headed by Gish Sis
ters. Monte Blue and Joseph schi'd-
kraut.
BELMONT - Monday. Tuesday and
wednesday, "The Three Musketeers,"
old Dumas classic; with Douglas
Saturday, Little Lord Faunueroy."
with Mary Pickford.
sTRAND--"North Of the Rio Grande."
Romantic story Of the MeSlcan Dor
der, with Jack Holt and Bebe Dan
iels in the leading roles.
sfXTY-NfNTH STREET - Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, ..The Ruling
Passion" with George Arliss. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, The Glory
OF Clementina," with Pauline Fred
erick.
- Monday and Tuesday,
Wednesday. Tropical Love- Thurs
day and Friday. ''The Devils Pawn"
with Pola Negri Saturday, THE
Dangerous Little Woman"
CEDAR-Monday and Tuesday. "North
Of the Rio Grande." with Jack Holt
and Bebe Daniels. Wednesday and
Thursday. THE Devils Pawn" with
Pola Negri. Friday and Saturday,
Second Hand Rose" with Gladys
Walton.
low Men and Gold" Wednesday and
Thursday, Man to Man." with Harry
Carey. Friday and Saturday, ''North
Of the Rio Grande," with Jack Holt
and Bebe Daniels.
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Guide to PhosopIays
for the Week to Come

STANLEY--"The Dictator" based on
Richard Harding Davis play, In which
William Collier starred on stage ana
John Barrymore played In nlms. wal
lace Reid is featured as hero IN SCUM
American revolution plot and cast IN
cludes Walter Long. Theodore Kos
loft and Lila Lee.
ALDINE--"Lady Godiva," suggested by
Lord Tennyson's famous poem con-
cerning the famous ride through COY
entry Of the Earl's wife clad only
bI.ysns III snss headed By 'fst H.dSs Vs4non ss'sS
play the roles: also. Leather PUSH
ers," round three.
KARLTON--"Her Social Value" story
of the marriage Of a department store
shop girl and society man, their
separation and final reunien IN a
Western mining camp. Katherine
Macdonald phys the lead and Roy
Stewart a big part.
ARCADEa--"Come On over" a comedy
concerning fortunes of two young
Irish folk and their adventures after
emigratfng to New York. Colleen
Moore and Ralph Graves play the
leads in this story by Rupert Hughes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brown Bayard
WELLER production Of Veiller story
concerning the adventures OF young
clerk who turns amateur detective
and unravels mystery concerning
the disappearance Of government pa
pers. Bert Lytell Is featured.
REGENT-"Don't Write Letters" with
Gareth Hughes featured as youthful
soldier who starts n romance by let
ter and has hard time finishing It..
CAPITOL-"The Glory of Clementina,"
william J. Locke's famous novel Of
dowdy, middle-aged genius who sud-
denly blossoms out into a stunning
butterfly. Pauline Frederick plays
the leading role.
Previously Reviewed
PALACE -- "Our Leading Citizen"
George AIDE story Of love and politics.
with Thomas Meighan, Lois Wilson
and Theodore Roberts; also. "Nanook
of the North"
COLONIAL - Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, Polly Of the Follie es,"
with Constance Talmadge. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, North Of the
Rio Grande;' with Jack Holt and
Bebe Daniels. and "Nanook Of the
'"vssh wednesday n 0nsaS 8 y i"es'sS P somedy sna
with Charles Ray and Harry Myers.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
"Penrod," Harrington classic Of boy
hood. with Wesley Barry.
GREAT NORTHERN Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday. Polly of the
Follies." with Constance Talmadge,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, RE
ported Missing" with Owen Moore
and "Nanook of the North"
MARKET STREET Monday, Tues.
day and Wednesday. Foolish Wives. II
with Eric Won Stroheim. Thursday
Friday and Saturday, up and Go.
ing" with Tom Mix.
ALEXANDRIA Monday. Tuesday and
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karyi Norman Back From Abroad

Karyl Norman. well-known female
impersonator and billed as "thc Creole
Fashion Plate" will be the hcadlincr
on the bill at b. F. Keiths here next
week. Norman, who has only recently
returned from trip to London and
Paris. declares American styles lead
European ones both in beauty and
originality. His mother, who selects
his gowns, found number in Paris,
however which Norman will wear on
his present visit to Philadelphia.