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New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

NotinN 's here by siycn. pursuant to 5he
terms and conditions of Article Scventcenth
Of Trust, that the Undersigned have boen
duly appoint ed and are acting as = Bond
hoiders Committee representing majority
IN amount OF All outstanding bonds aud
overdue coupons OF tho said Porto Rico Gas
Company under Iiondholders' Deposit
Agreement In writing dat ed AUGUST J. 1919.
herotofore lodged and now ON AZ with Tho
Propident Life K Trust Company Of Phia-
cdeiph1'a as Depos'tary, whose address Is
Streets. Phlladelphia Pennsylvania: and
that said Committee have formulated and
approved Plan and Agreement In writing
dated November %, 1921, for the reorgani
2ation OF the affairs or said Porto Rico Gas
Company. which has also been filed with
the said The Provident Life & Trust Com
Dany Of Phladel lpha as Depositarv; and
that You are hereby requested to agree to
the terms Of such Plan and Agreement OF
party 80 the same by dopositing Your said
bonds and coupons with the said The
ProX'deht ldfe < trust Company of Phi!s
deiphS, as Depositary, IN exchange for
certtcates Of deposit thereof, executed b.
;he Depositary in the form prescribed and
approved by tho Committee and to nav an
assessment which Is hereby declared to hs
per cent on the face value of the bonds
snd coupons SO deposited by YOU. within
thirty GOD days sitter the last publication or
this notice, and At least ten (lG) DAYS be
tore any sale Of tho property of said Porto
l2s FOR the foreclosure OF tho said Mort
"a sc securing said bonds and coupons.
pursuant to and in conlnljance with the
terms Of said Plan and Agreement Of Re
organization. dated November IS 1921
IN the event of your failure to comply
With this request. YOU may join in such
Plan and Agreement of Reorganization
during any time within thirty 500 days
after the sale Of said property in fore
closure. upon paying the assessment then
due under said Plan and Agreement OF Re
organization. and interest thereon, and as
a hquidated amount. ten per centurn on
the amount OF the assessment as stipulated
darnages for your failure to come =! sooner
under said Plan and Agreement OF Re-
organiza ton.
RUFUS WAPLEs Chairman
FRANCIS S der VEER
HENRY A. BISHOP
CARL w. FENNINGER
JOHN W. SPARKS
FREDERICK +. RISTiNE
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

NOTICE OF MEETING.
1856 Broadway, New York. N. y. Jan. = 1872
Tho Annual Meeting OF tho stockhoiders
Al Tho ONCE OF this Company in Anchora &C.
Jefferson County, kentucky, on Wednesday y,
April .. 1872, at twoye O'Clock noon. stand
ard time, for tho following purposes. VIZ:
1. To elect fifteen Directors.
.. TO consider and act upon all questions
and matters which may legally como before
the meeting relating to Federal control OF
tho tompanys properties under tho act OF
Congress- OF Mar q, 1913. or any agree-
mont or pettlement With the Government IN
re spect thereto. or relating to the terminA
lion OF such Federal control by the retp--
Of the properties or otherwise, and/ or -
latng to Ccuditions rcsultng from or sue
ceediug such Federal control and generally
All questions and matters growing out of or
incident to such control, termination thereof
o. following conditions, including tho guar
antY Of income under the Transport tion
At, 1920, and settlement thereof
,. To transact all such other buencss ~
NAY legally come before the meeting lnclud-
ing the approval aud ratification Of all action
or the Roard OF Directors erd Of the EAecu-
tive Committee stree the last annual meeting
OF tho Stockholders Of this Company
For the purposes Of the meeting tho book.
for tho transfer of stock will b. closed At 3
o clock p. NJ Tuesday March 81, 1922 and
%i be reopened at 10 O'Clock A. M. Thurs-
day. April s 1922.
BY order OF the Boa I'd OF Directors.
HOGH NELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
KELLY.SPRINGFIELD TIRE co

"A quarterly dividend of one dollar and
nfty cents 50) per share on the Siy
has been declared, payabIn Anru ,ooSs
to stockholders of record at the closs %
business March 90. 1922 'Se Oh
I. > FEW RT-SUTH ERI.AND Sec'v.
New York. March I 100 Nv y.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND NOTICES
FIDELITY INTERNATIONAL,
TRUST COMPANY
NEW YORK CITY.

The Board OF Directors Of the Fide]i+v
lnternat tional Trust Company has declared a.
quarterly dividend of TWO AND ONE-HAIF
Pen CENT (21afe) on the capital stock OF
the company, payable March 81. 1929. 10
stockholders OF record at the close Of bust
ness March 18th 1922
transfer hooks will be closed at p. N
on March 25th' 1872, and will reopen on
March 80, 1922 W "'eu
ARTHUR w NIEIIEN saora..
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF MrpCAH-
III 7. NAIIO N AL. IA 1:1,xs

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thst a
special neotinx Of tho sha holders OF Nor
camille National Bank in New York haa been
called and Will bu neid on March so, isa9
Al d, - q, clock noon of that day, at the rnain
Office or said Bank, No. Ji0 Broadvay in
the Borough OF Manhattan The CIV Of
NeT York, Q) to Vote proposition to
ratify and confirm sn agreement heretofore
Catered into between the Directors OF Mer-
camille National Bank In New York and tn.
Directory OF The Seaboard National Bank
consolidation thereof into a single national
6ankins assoctat'on. 10 he known as The
Seaboard National Bank OF the City of Nav
York, and (2) 10 take. authorize andIor an
prove all such further action az shall 30
necessary or proper to efrcctuets such
consolidation.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
CHELL1S A. AUSTIN
J. C. TRAPHAGEN
Dated. February a. 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. supERyIs.
y, ing Architect's Once. Washington. D. G
February a. 1932.-SEALED PEOPoSAT,S
March "a. 1922, for construction texcnnt
t.neohanical eouipmenD OF four new builS .
M 'nts ana certain remodeing Of seven pre,.
i,nechanical equipment OF four new buiid ].
'nss n ana new heating, plumbing and Wiz.
,ns systems, or extension OF present. avs.
.eins .ei IN twelve present buildings, and Ger.
Iain n. outside services at the United Stat.,
Tos,. TTnArahIlne m station. Hoffman Island. New
,h'. ,orh, drawings and specifications may be-
opIS!nSu 20 from the Office of the Supervisino .
Snie1 r,l,Is ENG ineer. Room 7l3. Custom Hou.s
Htaaiiulns, 20 New York. N. Y. or at hi,
o'lice IN the discretion OF the Supervlstn~ -
6Srchitect S,r JAS A. WETMORE' Actins
supervising Architect 'H
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16


ses Mp 4 VET S~t ''S sS lN,:t.d K ( -, pr g
81 Am Cah!elo1 l3 k1rss & G., IN ms
Am nr& Soie s,s q l. " " i K l.t pr 20 % ils 5s
10 p ~ - r. .. . do q pr .lo5 10
, do tpr 3. IoSis l07 Niackay 90. 81 a.
An Malt & II ~ Mah toai o.o "a
Am SIN pr A. sSsa 80 lMallin.om rr -oi $50
,u Snu1 pr 90 100 Man susar nr 81
Nm ., W. nr. s9'a sl,s MAY Mo, cts
Assets RI Co "a ~ do 2l pr ci
% % "a e.. : 50 MAY M De- H :, r.is4. a. iia F.
Atlantic lof..925 $40 Msr&SSM pr &.
AuS . \irh pr SO " lho1 rer nr.lostg
10 ~ -. MORT 4 Is - 5Sc
Bali loco p- loS no Mullins y pr aei.
Barnet 1.a. IN A. \ y SN a.
ps,opt}a, uo N 81 - Nst lea9 rrllo lis'.
Beech Creci, ., %V|s W. y, - pr IS
r. lst Or 30 d,"oTT - ISL :. 81
nrd,n ha@ V2 snss Gas. sfH e. & 1ort os; s
ssa So: E: ) e. s. e.. %.' r !: 5, 81
do " .s pH;9 ,oal pr. 20 09is
{s6 ca Fot s';,Es,,; pl ss9 90 4 Il Va p, : 81
Case pr. :, - I,r & p"f nr y, "a
Certainaed 80. 29i5 39l9lRre soc N %l lu
CsJ'N 4 ~ ~ -. G. - Ky 81 Spr prl0a llo'*
q < Pitts... G5 6q1, d - ~ y '1t 80
Clu"tt rcah p. 90 Roi 6 900 80 ~
& & I'd pr Il 5s do ~, - s ~
Cont Can pr. 1913 lo4 Rem 7, ~, 49,
trcx Garnet - 30 40 do ~ -. Ut 10 -
Gu Am Su ~ 90 81 Rcn4 4 'c'.,e ~
~ a'slSears Roe pr % l05
ral VI" ~ ...'., SIS & pr G. as,
h"st h0ls"' 16a cSO 5 p Il Su pr 90 %
Elkho7l Coal. lsi5 II do nr a.
90 pr ..-.. - :. Steel 1uhc Pr 20 73
|t, hlaNt stern B pr. % Iol
Erie Fits. 40 + & y ii r. q5o 90
Fairbanks &C.. 20 so iran. &. X sY "'5
Ftd & s lnA lli.l Twin C,Itv :, r, 90,l 80
Fisher by prlOl l09 do ,,r - 3''2 fn
Hu,l d y. II - Underwood T l2a
do pr ..... 24ia 2ii- do pr I0f ,i.s.
Hack Wat o.. Is lI'n Tarle ioI ~"
~ " h ~ IN cigar St 100 i50
"rilV " Wig do pr ..l0fn 100
90 pI LOG loS 7 s Express az
wv Wv rapeF pr - 100 Rasl lst pr 20 o.
KVFS&M pr. g. do nr s5 e.
kayser lst pr 1l5 Wilson CO n, -
Kelly SW pr 7s 81 w p & AZ nr 3, g
DO pc pr. 81 IS ''
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

T.. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. sunarvi.-
ing Architects Office, Washinrton p -
March marc, l3. 1e32:-sEALDD PROPosAIS
W.r Warob 90 opened In this oface at D. M
it,s narSn 2S. 1922, for furnishing and de-
i,tvering apparatus for a Nurses Cali svs-
tem % at the Y. $. Veterans Hospital. Webh
Aoehue ' and kingsbridge Road. Bronx
~ new YORK CITY, N. Y. Specifications may
De oe obtained at this office in the discretio11
or or the Supervising Architect Jas. A
Nel'nore, Acting Supervising Architcct
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES

INC importers 4 Traders National Bank
OF New York,
New York. MaYch 18th, 1922.
t quarterly dividend of Six Per Cent
las las o-day been declared by this bank
paySble l, on the list day OF April next TO-
s.ochholders OF record at the close Of busi
ness March 22nd. 1922 "'S'~
C. r. REGAIN. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
OFFICE OF
THE UNITED GAS IMrKONEMENr 90

r'.Vdu dTu MICH StroHtB
Philadelphia, March 8 1000
- ne DIRECTORS have this day declared
quarterly dividend OF one per cent (Soc 81 not a
Snare' on the t Common stock OF this Con- nn-
Common Stock of record at the cl"aa I OF
business March 81, 1922 N'o'o ot
Checks viii be ma He'd
!. W. MORRIS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that OF the debtor; the
second that of the creditor and date u.ber
judgment was filed: ''''
Hotchklss, ". R--Ford Mica Co.
Inc; May 3. 1o2l...... st4re,
Deitelbaum. Isidore--J Swedlow;
Feb. 4, 1922 ,............. 91e n
Fonciler. Benjsmin-s. zeikind. ''o'''
Sept. 2s. 1921 92l............. s1s On
Fairchild. John F.-Berger Mfg.
s,,,,pt ,ah., en. ~ = lSz0 ,canceled'. 154l7
SiHlth' Mci 1s isabel ,eoo TN. +. Walker;
Jefferson. Louis f. Men Az. '-'
REQ 81. 1920 .......
Sslne-SAme; March c 1899 90 90
Sane~R. }. Altz; March g. 1g23. 1918
Lesser Furniture CO., Inc-N
American Bed Co, lnc FEB
Il. 1920 ...
FairchiId. John F-R % Thi- 'o''
sams~W SANE G. Smart; Jan q, ''''
p,Ir .VSV Ig,1ie 1gamce.ed) .......... 5S272
-,,si asSl c,o ...a;.... 1s1s.75
Park West. Inc; Jan. 81. 1922 5so.12
Leioerson Louis-R. ]. Altz; May
lSi9 ......... 14oO.15
isi9 ......,-.. ............. "65o II
Pan American Trading Co. Inc -
g 6. Dagher March 9 1922 80 on
Fiedel BARN samuei-M Greco
l,,a.,t.1, Mor' ~. . }Pal :...... los5.ea
e. ali Clapiro e. al; sen
s. i'4l '..''..-....... ........... ss6.27
In Bronx County
Bernstein. rsaac-Ti1.e Guaran-
tee and Trust Co: Oct l. Iqgo sss oq
DaIy. William, and jeremiah
HeaIy-F. \. McClosl1y: oct.
IS 1921 .-..........,.. ......... l.6ls75
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
BANK STATEN ENTS
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
COLONIAL BANK

Mt tho closc OF business on the 10Th day M
March. 1929.
REsOtTRCES
Other currency authorized by
tho I.nws Of tho United States 1,5o6.36boo
Cash items viz
Exchanges an II
checks for noxt
day's cie8rings .s6s77bb.so
Other cash items 5s7. 992.S0
--------- 1,155.74sA
pc positares' g'i ''' ess offsets. t2t7.22so os
companies r ana banEery aso4 So
Stock and bond Investments.
Public securitiea.s1.a191bo.57
Private securities l.l0o.33l.t8
------- 2.2to.54o.,5
Loaus and discounts secured
by other collateral ...,...... 7tt7s II
|, ,oans, discounts and bills pur
chased mt occurred by col
latera ....,............---t. b,po @go- ~
Overdrafts .............. J .@22 %
Ronds and mortgages owned 2o.5oo.oo
Accrued interest not entered
on books at close OF business
on above dato........... 100000
Total .....................s s2a,457 $50 "A
LIABILITIES
Capital stock ssooooo.oO
Surplus:
surplus fund. 1900 90
Undivided prohts t47.I2o00
-- f,sfIr2e.oo
Deposits.
Preferred, se fol
owa
Due New York
state Savings
Banks g3is.5t0t1
Other deposits
cured BY pledge
OF assets. ..'...'. 2o7,zoo.oo
Not Preferred
follOWe:
Deposits subject to
checp ......... &, a,o53, so5.2t
Demand cert III
ca,es OF deposit 7s,79o.7s
cashiers' checks
outstanding, in
Guiding similar
checks OF other
officers ......... il.22so5
ortlned checks. l23 91l,32
quo truat con-
panies. hanis and
baukors ........ Is.o6030
Total deposits 1895 36t. -
Othcr LA bilftics VIZ
Itos"rVe3 for taxes
o5porses. etc. si2o,ooe.G0
Accrued interest
cntored on books
~ close or bugi
nesa on aboro
dato ........... 6.5ts.76
not entered on
books 2 "lote Of
business on above
date ............ 10000
Estimated uu-
earned diacounts 1ta470s
2o2 566.7s
Total ...,.................., ,22, ,467, a5e.74
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on tho
Stock Exchange in which there were
no transactions Yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

S'ssiumsn0s ; r1ss0s.-, David. and Jacob
scAiichto owitz, Elias IS s lIat @'''o'
soEaeess) WE9tss)IGouid Realty Go ...., sa7.S5
8, ,orssa Mslnnar I'll 1,a rosner ...:.... 100 %
scbrun4ts or1tsoeS ~, storage Battevy Co, 1915
saMtf MerGhants fnna ,E13x,G9hange, Inc, 2oo9 20
T,dsSa sS'satoro BROS Bros)-R Trask 7,s18s4
wis., Steei ZIP psT,,n i,;....4,...... l,s497s
wright %' i'p,.. p... supply co, Inc. 477.o4
zod,aS ud1,aEefi IN n ;,,;;:t............. 2.s5saa
r>laper ..'-...... 5000
In Bronx County
The FIRST name is that ot the debtor.
Abra ms, Jacob H.-G. j. sha-
Pro ct al. ............... s37l.s3
asior y, ~ nIV'i Berkovltz. 233.1s
60, D"''4ei -L5d Ward Bank. 2G91oO
r~i.Gi "", Ieraiu -Hickson. Inc. 2966.64
ffleol snder' Nathan j. YclHn
lvory Novelty corpn.-E. B. '''"
.esssT sssTs SONG; '...;,.;;.:... 6l747
ct al. ............... e7fe
Levine, Asron--I. Lehman ct al 65q ~
Muilaly' William P.-B shapiro
p,,s.,a r, a. ,,o,i., ........... 86.72
poron c', tohen G3.9o
Sinclair, George-P. Marcus et al 46Ss
Same-S. Adt. 60
Self Edward D. & Lazarus ovsi
ovitch-Tribune lunch Co... So IN
Thorn, Max & Tillie-Neu Meth
= ,.'id5.ao eTaena Hank ......... 1o17a.oo
H. Abraham. 20
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Judgments Filed
In New York County

.4r 4C'sofF.1S )uEs Tits lied
;e-dsy the 1rst name being that OF the
o. ebtor.
Aera.now.tz. Julius-C.:y ot New
iorN ........... .......... ,i117o
Kelly Pea body Fuel Co ~ 532s1o
Ae1a andar Howard IS y Etr-
stein 81 = .......-.,. 2.3sa77
Adler. Daris!-22l Ward Bank
Of ci;y o9 New York -. a.osl.,o
American Trading Corp-D II.
Amy e. - ................. s4s45
.iacoH. Ger-.d b'-NicHson. me. cs66.54
barracE, Bcajanain-E Bernard
.! - ..............-... ese53
I}.ii,. >..ao.. and ssnuc. Crcid-
enhers K Yl".schl - a. . 10si53
Bug berg. Eenry-Gothain Natl
Bank CT %ew FORK .......... 4244O
III 'uln-nthal. Charles Ste,tiner
8ros, In .....-............ 2osso
Cohen. horahann--I F-iednaau 254eT
Gitj Nat ENchanse-s BIanh. ssee.54
Denim. 1folns. A--John wana-
lnaAer. N,Y .............--.. 35l.7c
Ds.ton ruA.r 2ttr ca OF Sew
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
FINANCIAL.
PORTO RICO GAS COMPANY

70 THE IIOLDEKS OF FIRST MORT-
CAGE o. SINKING FUND GOLD
BONDS or THE PORTO RICO Gas
COMPANY. SECURED BN TIE MORT
tAGE OK DEED or TRUST or SAID
COMPANY TO THE ct ARANTN TRUST
COMPANY or NEW YORK, A. TRUS-
TEE. DATED NPKii. 2S. 1913. AND
TO VIE HOLDERS OF tOtPONS 0V
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
The New York Central Ro,,ro.a ~

,,..,, Nc" Fork. March rs. I99.
dividend of One Dollar and Twrni,.-
rye Itl, cents cent, tsl25) per share on the Can
~ VA 49, STOCK or this Company has been de- :
Nt"'Hn' pasaole May !, 1922. at the office
Of the General Treasurer TO stockbolders 1lere
OF record at the close of business March
MILTON s. BARGER. General rreasnror
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

METRoPoiITAN TRUST COMPANY
OF the city OF New York
Dividend 10l
~ \ dlNihend or per cent on the Capital
Stock OF this Company has been this u y,
dsclared out OF surplus profits payabls
March 81 70 stockholders OF record. at the
close or bus!ness March il. 1929
BERTItAM CRUGER. Treasurer.
March 10, 1922, New York. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES

DIVIDEND NOTICES
Tnr ..sNk or AMERICA C.asoara 4
At regular meeting OF tnn,.rica. he.
March 9th. 1879. divdend OF sTd TdeclsrsS
capital stock OF the Bank "ss,nolders VA =
payable April lst. 1929. 20 stoSN SMsrch si''
record AT three o'clock p H''
~ CHARLES Fl, CURTIS. cs''"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

State of New York Count o> New York - 50
l. j. 6. Traphagen. Cashier of the above
named oank. do soiemnly swear that the
a oove statement is true to the best OF nv
knowledge and belief --'
j. c TRAPEAGEN. Cashier
euoscFibed and sworn 10 before m. rhi.
10Th day OF March, 1922 Ills
EDWARD T. FOX, Notary Public.
HERBERT p. HOWELL
y. r. HORR
IL b. CAMPBELL
Directorr
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

ut tho ciosc OF business on tho 10th day m
March 1929
RTSOIRCES
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

The first name is that OF tho aeh+or. 49,
second that of the creditor and date u.ban
judgment was fled "''e''
Hotchkiss w. R.--Ford Mica Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
BANK STATEMENTS
.EFoRT OF THE coND7T1oe, -.
Metropolitan Trust Co. of Of ,p' ls
Of New York

''P,,s P,,t.,'o s''a a..,' pond Investments -
rri,,., r'g.,f =, 7s,.ir. l"s Sf.200sssza
''e securities 3.s14.02I 20
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
WOODBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin a. Ames OF
Brooklyn, visited friends in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Anness have
returned from their honeymoon
spent at Atlantic City. Lakewood and
Washington, ID. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Harmed OF
Brooklyn. spent the holiday with
Mr.. Harned's brother and sister. al
their home in Railway avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. +. Harmed enter
tanned relatives over Decoration Day.
Ralph Ensign spent Tuesday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. En-
sign.
Mrs. ]. II. Love has been enter.
tanning relatives during the pass
week.
Mrs. w. A. Gillian was a Perth
Amboy visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Chester Peck will entertain
the Auction Bridge Club tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss Mildred Valentine is home
from st. Mary's school at Burling-
ton for the summer vacation.
At the next meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion it is understood that the
question will be agitated In regard
to changing the name of the local
post to that of n of the Woodbridge
boys by whom the supreme sacrifice
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
THEATRES


There was a startling contrast be-
tween the three men who sat in the
prisoners dock. facing the blood
thirsty tribunal which, they knew
had p-re-ordained their death and
we're merely going through a mock
trial "a appease the people. Never
before in the history had there been
a setting so pregnant with drama,
and there was a tense air Of excite
ment.
Most notable of the trio was
George Jacques Danton. n of the
most heroic figures the French revo-
luton had produced. He was belig-
erently hostile in his attitude toward
the Judges who were his bitter enc
mics. There was no appeal for
mercy or clemency in his attitude or
words. Although fearless to the
core. he was spurred on by the be-
lief that the people were with MIN
and would saw him.
AS famous as any man In the
nation, he laughed uproariousiy as
his prosecutors inquired his name
Then he spat in their direction to
show his contempt.
The second of the prisoners was
Herault de Sechelles. n of the
nobility who had escaped thus Tar
the grasping hands of Republicans.
Debonnair and calm. as though SIT
ting in a palace drawing room, ne
glanced about the room supercilious-
" and drew admiration from even
those who hated him by his utter
nonchalance and absence OF rear.
But the third, Camille Desmoulins,
was cringing in utter agony Oh
fright. When his name was called
ALI his strength abandoned him and
he had to be assisted to his rect
The most famous poet of France,
whose satire had brought about the
downfall of many a public favorite'
had turned v
This is one of the thrilling situa-
lions to be shown in A for a
Woman" a sensational Continental
drama which Will open a three dey
engagement at the Strand theatre on
today as ar Associated First Ma
tional attraction. 1t has been errned
one of the most marvellous produc-
tons % the year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

MoBo AUTO SOAP and sHoFo HAND CLEANSER are msnufae-
tured by John 7. Stanley Co. Inc. New YORK. kstablshed 500
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

Valentino is featured.
THE principal roles are capably
played by Robert Bolder. Alec 3.
| Francis. Mabel Van Buren,. Gertrude
Aston, Edythe Chapman, June FL
vidge. f. r. Butler. Helen Dunbar
and Raymond Blathwayt.
AN ideally attractive heroine AMI
hero!'
Thus does Elinor Glyn. famous
British novelist, characterize Gloria
Swanson. the star. and Rodolph
Valentino. leading man in Beyond
the Rocks"
Madam Glyn made a rush trip
from Europe to Hollywood in twelve
days, for the purpose of aiding and
assisting director Sam Wood in the
making of the new picture. which
was adapted from one of her most
popular novels.
1T seems SO good to see you all
again-after the many pleasant
memories of The Great Moment
smiled Miss Swanson. 1t will be re-
called hat that picture was also
based on one Of Madam Gyms
stories.
The noted novelist remained on
the set every day until the picture
was completed, giving many valua-
bic suggestions drawn from her
knowledge OF the places and people
concerned and from the fact that
she. being the author, had ~visualized
exactly the characters she had
drawn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

Not the least vital factor that has
served in the development of Cashier
productions into screen subjects OF
the first rank is Louis j. Cashiers
faculty for selecting casts embrace
ing players OF really great skill
rather than great regulations. So
far as acting is concerned. Cashier
productions distributed by re pic
lures are unquestionably worthy of
the highest commentator as works
of art.
Take, for instance. The Call of
Home" the current feature attrac-
ton at the Crescent theatre where
it is entertaining hundreds OF movie
fans with its poignant feeling, its
clean-cut drama and the manifold
thrills provided by the spectacular
flood enc
Irene Rich, who has the female
lead, is an actress of wide reputa-
ton who states herself that she has
done the best work of her career in
The Call of Home"
Leon Barry is another we'll known
player for whom the directorial art
of Cashier has done much to lift to
his present high standing in his
profession. He was for several yeo
n of the best known actors on the
Partisan stage and has served as
leading man for such players as Sa-
rah Bernhard, Rejane and others.
Then there is Ramsey Wallace,
who has the role of the voung hus-
banda part he plays with vigor
and understanding. Others in the
cast are Margaret Mann, Jobyna
Ralston. Genevieve Blinn, Wads-
worth Harris, James o. Barrows,
Carl Stockdale. Emmett King. Nor
ma Nichols. Sidney Franklin and
Harry Lonsdale.
The program also includes the US
ual five big acts of Broadway vau-
deVille,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

A tremendous romance with the
Alps of Switzerland, the Gardens OF
Versailles. and Paris and London
estates as the background, written
bv Elinor Glyn. and starring Gloria
is Beyond the Rocks A
Paramount picture which is shown
with brilliant success at the Ditmas
theatre. The theme is a lesson tc
women who marry without love and
shows what happens when they do
find the mar of their heart. Rodolph
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

was made rather than to designate 1t
as Woodbridge Post"
MIR. and Mrs. F. c. Brown of Yon-
kers visited relatives in town on
Tuesday.
william Fl. Box and his brother
of New York called upon relatives
and friends in town on Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01

Va'ek 2 abbey 2. First base on
errors. S~ayreville 2, Holy Trinity 2.
Two base hits. Richards, Paul Lat
kanic. Gacbosky. Rathicon. Struck
out, Valek 3. Gallagher 4. Bailey 4.
Double p.aye Nalek to Mondoker to
Latkanic HIit by pitcher, Gala
cher Wftkcyskf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-01
SAYREVILLE LOSES TO
HELMETTA OUTFIT

SPTS SAYRENVILLE A A ....
HELMETTA. June Though
outhit, the Holy Trinity A.. a. man
aged to win ~decisively over the
S~ayreville a. 4. here Tuesday after
noon in the final number Of a double
header. The score solloMs.