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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-03
TWO BADLY BURNED BY
OIL STOVE At KEYP0RT

KEYPORT April al. ". Carter
was severely burned early Saturday
morning in extinguishing the hames
of an oil stove which had been left
burning in his mothers bed room.
Mrs. Carter awoke and found the
stove in flames and called her son
who extinguished the flames with a
rug. but in so doing fell over a chair
which threw hif into the blaze. He
was very severly burned about the
body and first aid treatment was
given by DR.. Erwin of On
Saturday morning Mr.. Carter was
taken 10 the Long Branch Hosital.
Mrs. Carriers burns are of a serious
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-03
face of the censors and hard times.

face Of the censors and hard times.
81 am doing it just on that ac-
count" said she. Things are so
difficult at the moment The censor
bill is a menac in so many ways to
artistic production. But doing pic
lures of my W gives me greater
scope.
Il feel that no time nor expense is
too great If only in the end I turn
out a goo1 picturei We do scenes
over and over again until we get
what SATISFIES us. 1 use nothing that
/ feel IS not up to the highest
saanrard. We work on the same
principle that one works with a
dress until it is just right. One
wouldn't be so foolish as to wear ii
unless 1t were perfectly suitable.
81 am glad that you like my
gfowns." she continued. II design
them all myself. l start on my
clothes as soon as / begin work on
the scenario. I do a great deal of
work on the sets. too. You see /
studied interior decorating and in
tended to take it up as a profess
sion."
Her present picture. Peacock AL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-03
Lien Claim Filed

NEW BRUNSWICK. April S:-A
lien claim amounting to $460.77. for
material furnished, has been f,sd
here by Jacob Nj. Klein as attorN
for /. =. Robbins. of Perth Amboy.
The claim is against Hans Meier, of
Gordon street, Woodbridge. and
Anna Horvath, also of Woodbridge,
the owner of a house for which the
plaintiff alleges he furnished build
ing material.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-03
THEATRES
Ditmas Resumes Former Polio.

D1tTnhS ftesumeS FOfmer FOHCy
Beginning today the Ditmas The
atre its former policy of
p~hotoplays and music. Fol the pas.
two weeks, in connection with the
regular p~hotoplay program a must
cal comedy company of New York
City has been presenting short musi-
cal comedies on the Ditmas stage,
but in view of the fact that the a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-03

.ey," is from the story by Ouida
Bergere. Edmund Goldins did the
scenario.
"Bue even So" said Miss Murray.
II put about a months work on IT
mlself before we began filming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-03
A. the Strand Theatre

ing of Peacock Alley. the Tiffany
production for Metro, presented by
Robert Y. Leonard, now showing at
the Strand theatre. Mae Murray
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22
.STIRIDIN
! PA'TRIE..

Principele George 81 Principe
.sa Elisabeth, mostenitorii tronn-
hui Greeiei vor pleca Sambata din
tara. spre Sc inapoia in Patrie.
In aeelas timp vor pleca 81
Princ:pele Carol 81 Principesa
Elena, mostenitorii tronului ro-
man impreuna Gu micul principe
Mihaiu, spre al prezenta Fami-
iiei Regale grecesti
-:
Prin eomunicat Official Sc a.
nunta, cd partidul liberal IN
tarit in slujba pc d Tanasescu,
directorlll general al internelor
din Cluj.
Dl Somlea farmacist, care fu-
sese un moment indicat pentru
postul de prefect al judetului
nostru, va candida pentru un
scaun de deputat la Cluj.
Sc pare ca hberalii an intentia
sd faea inlocuiri 81 printre sub
prefectii din Ardeal. Faptul a
cesta starnit 0 mare agitatie,
printre acesti functionari, care de
drept nu sunt legati de fluctua-
tiunile politice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22
DE V0RBA Gu ]L. SIMIONESCU,
DfRECTORUL GENERAL AL RE
SORTULUI DE FINANTE

Cetatenii Ardealului. continual sd
fie nemultumiti in chestia impozi-
telor, din ca,lza confnziunei care
domneste aici, intru eat prin de-
cretarea legilor noni, care .desi au
destule lacune, sa sperat ca sc va
aplica 81 in Ardeal un regim de
impozite, cu null mai drepte 81 mai
usoare ca cele din trecut. Avand
0 convorbire cu ,dl. Simionescu, d.
rectOrul general al resortului de
finante din Cluj, d-sa ne-a dat o
serie de explicatiuni, pc care ne
'grabim sa le impartasim publicului
nostru cetitOr.
Expunandu-l directorului gene
raj de finante plangerile cetateni-
lor ardeleni, in senzul ca acestia
continna sa fie nmpusi 81 urmariti
cu dari, carl STUNT Ell mutt mai mari
ca acele en- care snnt impusi con-
tribuabilii din restul tarei, al. Si-
miOnescu zice:
"Este perfect oderdrat cd IN
AMeal dirile dupd rechiul regim
sunt cM mult maj muHc 81 mai
mari
Contribuabilii, ,ardeleni, continual
a ne splne directorul general, sunt
prObabil nerabdatori, asteptand sa
Ii Sc aplice regimul uniform al da-
rilor, 81 de aceia>sunt nemultumiti
pcntru ca inca trebue sd plateasca
aceleasi dari grele ca 81 in trecut.
An poate dreptate. dar daca isl
vor Ga seama de rostul lucrurilor
Sc vor liniSti.
Nonile dari uniforme nu vor pn-
tea fl puse in aphcare decat multi
mai tarziu. Gu acestea n am ajuns
inca nici la jumatatea procedurei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22

manea defiitive. ori care va Fl
revlzllirea care sc va face, 81 vor
sfrvi ca baza la impunerile, in fe-
lul cum va cTede noul ministru.
Intrcb apoi pc dl. Simionescu
cum merg incasarile darilor in Ar
deal.
- Multumitor. zicc d-sa. Gu de-
osebire la oraSe pentru ca la safe
uDde am mentimt pc sccretarii
comunali 81 pentru incasarea dari-
lor ca i'm trecut resultatele sunt Gu
mutt mai slabe.
In orr ce caz fncasarile din acest
an. sunt mutt mai bune ca i'm anul
trecut, astfel ca nu am avut nevoe
sa recurgem la Bucuresti pentru
sllme Gu care SD ne acoperim chcl-
;tuielile. Trebue sd va mai spun cd
la veniturile din Ardeal. in afara
de contributiile directe. veniturile
vamilor ne-au dat snme respecta-
bile. In genere situatia contribn-
intelor in Ardeal s'a imbunatatit
81 cratic faptului ca an marit M
marul perceptoratelor.
De Ia 81 cate existau le-au ridi
cat la 257.
Cand vOm ajunge. ca toate orga-.
nele nOastre financiare Sc lucreze
in plin, situatia veniturilor din Ar
deal, va intreee pc acea cheltlie-
lilor.
G.. HumurennN.
Vointa)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22

mai departc. sa ramaie dumnealui
acasa de unul singur. Oar sd MI
isl inchipuie dumnealui fiindca
,sunA in punguta partidului banii
81 fiindca e pima condicuta de Ia
pagina intaia papa la cea din
urma, pentru ca are un program
,mostenit de la inaintasi, foarte
onorabili, earl au adns mari ser.
vicii patriei. sa nn-si inchipuie ca
este O nnensa .Jilava, lOc foartc
pentru aceasta are dreptul sa ne
|robeasel. Tara ROmaneasca nil
este jilava, loc foarte umed
dupa cum Sc pare, nu putem de-
veni 0, imensa temnita, stapanita
de un grup de temniceri earl a.
celia, terOrisand Suveranul, pot
@ Sc faea stapani 81 pc Ell 81 pc
moi. (Aplamse prelungite.)
VAN spus de ce ne-am adunat
ca sa aratam ca sufletul acestei
teri protesteaza 1H potriva robiei
care nj sc pregateste pentrrl~ziua
de IL, cum Sc anunta, de oameni
carl n n'an Dici un fel de sfiala, ci
poarta gandul Regelui cum un
.mahalagiu poarta cine site &c
vorba pc care a auzit-o dincolo de
grad prin vzecini. lGaci Sc spune
ca la II Ianuarie .punct - s,ar
spuae 81 ceasul, care ar Fl sd bata
la clubul liberal, Adnnarilc 0 sd
dea un vot de blam d-lni Take To-
nescu, care nu o piedica pentru
nimepi En- asa iateleg. D,mnea-
lni dofit, ca impreuna GU oricine
81 ori ce l0c ar oclpa, sd impiedect
intronarea unui regim personal pc
zece ami de zile..
| O vOCE: Onoare lui!
d. N. IORGA: De sigur. onoare
|lni. (Aplause.) Onoare lui, 81 iata
inca pentru ce: cand un om nou ca
mine eopsimte Ia aceasta, are ma
putin merit decat at,lnci cand I'M
ON vechin, ca dqMnealui, care a
avut I'M partid DIR si-a parasit Sc
fnl, 81 care, daca acum Sc 7nvirtt
I.iaraS in iurnl dssale, d-sa ttie ct
/ Ival0reaza 81 cata incredere poatt
sd AHA intr 'ins,J c3nd deci un on
vechiu, deprils cu cit sistem inte
Ilage celia ee d. nratianu nu vres
81 intelesga Cd Tasa nn. este unu
ON. (Aplause fuskanoase.) \
(va srna).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22
Cum STAN Gu inlpozite|e
IN ArdeaI

Ardeen continual plateasca daT mai multe 81 mai mari
ca in restpl tar Cand putea fl stabilize impoztee
nou? operatune comis unilor de evaluare ramane
bune. Cum merg lie darcr in Ardeal. Chel-
tuels 50 acopar vent rile vamilor sunt mare con-
tribute Nuarul percept 3raelor sad inmultit smtor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22

pentru putea Fl stabilize. Statul
are inca nevoe de bani. 81 pcntru
acest lucru s'a hotarit sd urmeze a
Sc urmari darile vcchi, pana la da-
ia cand cele nori vor putea fl puse
in aplicare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-22

ia cand cele noui vor putea Fl p,lse
in aplicare.
Contribuabilii ardeleni. zice di-
rectOrul general. trebue insi sd site
ca platind inca actualele dari, a.
cestea Sc vor compensa Gu darile
nOui atunci cand Sc vOr pune in
aplicare, socotindu-se della ! April
lie 1921. Daca nouile dari ce Sc
vOr stabili. vOr fl mai mici ca ac-
tualele care Sc 1ncasseaza acum. di-
ferentelc SO vor socoti ca platte pc
annl viitor. Daca de drept contri-
bnabilii Ardealulni platesc inca a.
celeasi dari urcatc de sub vechiul
regim. de fapt. della data de l A.
pril 1921, Ell pot socoti ca an intrat
sub regimul darilor uniforme. ex-
ccptand modalitatea care este pro-
vizOrie.
I'm aparenta s'ar parea ca sunt
avantajati contribuabilii din We
chiul regat, earl continua a Fl in
casati ell vechile dari. CO sunt mai
mici ca acele precOnizatc de nouilc
legi financiare.
Oar daca Ardclenii. la data a.
plicarei nouilOr impOzite. vor avea
o diferenta in plus platita, 81 aceas
ia Ii Sc va. socoti pc anul viitor,
eel din regat vOr avea diferenta
in minus 81 pentru accasta vor Fl
nrmariti.
Tntelegem, dcsignr, trcbue sa a.
daugam moi, explicatia data de Ill.
Simionescu, cu singllra observa-
tune ce avem de facut anume: orr
eat ar trebui ,cOntribuabilii nostri.
sd Sc sOcOteasca de fapt sub regi-
mul darilOr unitare, lie vine totusi
deStul de greu sa acOrde statului
IN credit, care le este cerut. exclu-
siv numai lOr.
Trecand la alt ordin de idei in
legatnra cu suspendarea aplicarei
noilor iMpozite de catre nonl gu
vcrn. oil. SimiOnescu ne informeaza
de mersul lucrarilor i'm Ardeal, a.
supra stabilirei acestor impoz;te.
earl n 'an incetat. D-sa ne spune
ca comisiunile de evaluare isl con-
tinua activitatea. Aceste cOmisillni
stabilesc veniturile lOcative a IN
chirierilOr cladirilOr la orase 81
valoarea arendarilor pamanturilor
la safe.
MOI pana in prezent nu am pri-
NIT nici un ordin al noului minis
tru de finante.
Pot insa sd va affirm ca toate
lucrarile ce s'au facut, pentru eva
luarile pc ease 81 pamant, vor ra-
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-19
Chinese Children
 Are Interested in
 Arms Conference

SHANGHAI, Jan. 19.-Strange as it may seem, the children who live in the Chinkiang orphanage are keenly interested in the movements of the conference and of the men from the southern government, who are in Washington.
 Eleven dollars, saved from fasting three days, has been donated to the managing editor of the Shun Pao, local Chinese daily. as a contribu- tion towards the propaganda ex- penses of Dr. David F. T. Yui and Dr. Monlin Tsiang during their stay in Washington by these children.
 A note accompanied the money which stated that the children were contributing their mite toward the cause of world peace and the estab- lshmept Of real democracy for the people in China
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-19
FEMININE MIND IS SHALLOW SAYS
 BRITISHER
EIGHT PAGES

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-There are no wild women; feminine mystery is the bunk; Mrs. Grundy was a bachelor; woman's best career is a not modesty; every wife is an open book to her husband; woman is a natural law-breaker; the feminine mind is shallow
 The above. let us hasten to eX- plain, are not necessarily our views, but the expressed opinions of w. l.. George. English novelist and expert on feminism who has arrived here to tour the country giving lectures on "Woman's Intelligence-If Any,
 q don't believe there is such a thing as a wild woman" he said, but if there is you can curb her by giving her chance to become more wild"
 MT. George made it appear that mans traditional notion of woman's mystery and WOman'S nOtlOn or man obviousness are equally fallacious. "There is only the mystery of man. kind" he said we are all, mys- terious." The reporters of both sexes were cheered by this impartial de- cision MT. George then delivered this "warnng to some women':
 ''Their husbands know perfectly well what they're up to, what in trigue is being plotted but the hus- bands don't let on because they have something else to do. Women do not realize the place that other things hold in mans mind. It is true a woman can hold up against a mans career, but. as rule, not long, be- cause after he has the woman he
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-19
Australians Take Long Journey in
 Little Schooner

SYDNEY, N. s. w., Jan. 19.-The promise of romantic experiences in the Pacific islands has induced a party of adventurers to leave Sydney this week in a small schooner for a six-months' cruise among the lesser known islands, where they will take motion pictures of the native life
 The party Will be headed by liar rington Reynolds, a Canadian, who served with the Canadian forces dur ing the World war and then came to Australia. He will be accompan- jed by his wife. as will another mem- Der of the party. The schooner. Phil Forbes, has been obtained and special arrangements made for the long trip. She is vessel of only 37 tons but long experience in the lumber trade along this coast has proved her fitted for almost any weather that may be encountered among the islands.
 The cruise calls for visits to the Solomon. Marshall. Gilbert, Ellice, Fiji and Friendly islands.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-19
VALENTINE MAY
 BE CANDIDATE
 FOR DELEGATE
(From Juneau Empire)

That he will probably be can didate in the Republican primaries next April for delegate to Congress, was, admitted by Emery Valentine, former mayor of this city and well known Alaska pioneer. MT. Valen- tine, who left on the Northwestern for a vacation in the states going to Los Angeles where he will be joined by bis son in a tour of q large part of the country.
 Many of his friends who are 'op. posed to the reelection of Delegate Dan A. Sutherland are urging MT. Valentine to file for the nomination for that office. Not only from Ju- neau but from other parts of the Territory these requests have. come ohe said. It is known that he is not in favor of either renomination or reelection of the present delegate q have given the matter serious consideration and am still doing sO, he said, intimating that unless there was some other candidate filed whom he cauld consistently support, he would enter the race. although he is not certain that he would like, or could spare the time necessary, to make a campaign for the office
 That his candidacy would not ne- cessarily wait on bis return from the states was indicated by MT. Valen- tine. Judge James Wickersham. he said, would attend to the necessary formalities and file the papers neces- sary to enter him in the coming pri- maries. 'T don't know just when I will return but it will be suffi- ciently early for me to make the campaign live one," he added.
 In the last campaign MT: Valentine was an enthusiastic and effective supporter of the candidacy of Dele gate Sutherland. but he now makes no secret of his hostility for the delegate.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-19
CHINESE WIFE IN
 HAWAII SEEKS DIVORCE

HONOLULU, T. H., Jan. 19.-Mar- ried for thirty-eight years, mother of fourteen children and now suing for a divorce-such is the plight of Mrs. l.. An Leong, wife of leading Chi neses merchant of this city whose fortune is estimated at close to the million mark.
 In her divorce complaint, which, among other things, alleges bigamy against An Leong, the wife of the merchant prince tells romantic story of how. the sum of $280, with which the couple started upon their first business venture thirty eight years ago, has grown in that time to fortune of nearly $1,000,000. Starting with little grocery store, in which the wife served as delivery boy and general roustabout, the couple worked their way through various enterprises, at one time fail ing and being compelled to start anew, with An Leong working in a clerical capacity. It was during this time that little money was saved, which, invested in a small business, grew little by little until other stores
 about the city were purchased, in-
 vestments were made, and the An Leong family found itself "out of , the woods' financially.
 At about this time, alleges Mrs.
 An Leong, the rising merchant be- gan to give thought ito other women women who had not become old
 and worn as she had through the hard work of trying to help build up the family fortune. And now, after thirty-eight years of it, Mrs. An Leong says that she is tired of the bargain and that she will accept a settlement of half the family fortune and custody of the minors among her fourten children, and go her way a wiser woman
 MT. An Leong was planning a va cation in China when the divorce proceedings were instituted. He has filed counter-suit. alleging that he and his present wife were never legally married.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-19
FISH QUOTATIONS

KETCHIKAN, Jan. 19.-Fresh hali- but, 15c and SAC No others offered.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-19
CANADIANS WISH TO
 SELL BUFFALO MEAT

WAINWRIGHT, Alta, Jan 10. - With the buffalo in the goyernmeni park at Wainwright numbering mO,'e than 5000 and with prospects nf the herd. now the largest in the w0l Id eventually outgroWing the 10D,eGC- acre park the Canadian government is seeking ways to commercialize the surplus animals.
 There is an excellent market for buffalo meat. All the buffalo the government cares to kill can be sold at fine prices in both Canada and plus bulls, it is said, will be killed this winter for the market.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-19
NEWLAMP BURNS
 94% AIR Beats Electric or Gas

A new oil lamp that gives an amaz. ingly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, has been tested by the U. s. Government and 35 leading universities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise-no pumping up, is simple, clean, safe. Burns 943o air and 6% common kerosene (coaIoiD.
 The inventor, z. B. Johnson, 29 N. Fifth St., Portland. Ore, is offering to send a lamp on 10 days FREE trial, or even to give one FREE to the first user in each locality who will help him introduce it. Write him to- day for full particulars. Also ask him to explain how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make $250 to $500 per month.
 Let Lou Smith do your kodak work. Northern Drug Store. 30-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-19
POPULATION INCREASE,

EDMONTON. Alta, Jan 19.-Al- berta's population increased from 374663 in 1911 to 5S1 ,995 in 1921, &C., cording to bulletin by the census branch of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. This is an increase of 207332, or 55,34 per cent in the decade.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-19
GERMANY MARRIED ENGLAND!

LONDON, Jan. 19.--A butchers as- sistaft, who gave evidence in case at Wadsworth County court recently, said that his name was Germany. Counsel explained that that had nothing to do with nationality, and as matter of fact, his wife's name happened to be England.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-19

doesn't want her so much, but after he has a career he wants more and more careed. He is so eaten up by the career he hasn't the mental en- ergy to worry about the woman's mind, or to discuss things that inter- est her The mind of woman is not a land you cant get to, but a land to which few people take excursions" "
 The wife as housekeeper is going to disappear. Mir. George predicted.
 Mans notion in marrying" he said, has been that he wants one wife, one housekeeper, one nurse for the children. one social organizer, one packer eff he's much of a trav- eler) and one messenger to send out for cigars. He goes in for this mar vicious combination and finds it rare ly exists. So we have the develop ment of the household expert, and the wife is permitted to continue her work outside the home, while a trained professional looks after the house and does it well, because she does nothing else and. above all, be- cause she is chosen and paid to do
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-19
IMAGINE ONE IN TEARS

'Jmagine a woman in tears The man asks, Whats the matter?' She won't tell. The man can either work along and find out what's the matter or he can exclaim, oh, women!' and go out. slamming the door. And after he has said, oh, women! a few times and slammed the door enough times he says and thinks he cant understand women. Really he hasn't tried.
 Men are supposed to have no mystery. That's because we are sup posed to talk about such dull things as business, railroad speed, the num- Der of bootleggers caught per week per square mile. and so on. More over, mans way with a maid is sup posed to be very simple thing. He's supposed to go like caveman with a club and run off with her.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
srantwuoO, isis.

Ompeluieuran fofouS of If. 1
pGiwGnG Socob @ustaflonin talolla
GlifforoiSia, josia oil poptGtuloia
$685., joSto %fiitofiet Wtrs @uStaf-
ionille (nim.) fabmipopOGn fattami-
ieSta, iefG faifille fabminiuoiille.
Sulfna toiStenfin fabpioiiiimmel
@niimGinen ompeluieuran fofous
OH MrS @. @etiGlGn talollo to-
m6nf. 90 p. Soiipotaan r%tniasta o.
ianottoa!
Soimoiiimme, ettG ieltrofuntam-
me naiiet paniii toimeen oifein jp-
nlp-fabmifefferit ieminoarimme Dp-
mGfii, miel1 tGmGn felp11n aifanal
SGtd toiwoo firieempaibtdia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

@iimeincn n~eulomoiuIru oil ct.
2ilfes Sospitaalisia. len eoelliIet o.
liwat Ncstor 2ebtomGen luona. 81
ole wiel1 tietoa misiG Icuroowalla
ferralla fofoonmrmmc.
glfiel @iitalan luoiia oil iltama.
toimitunnan fofouS mime tiistaina
Z pGip6, ioisio padtettiin etta tul-
liam pitGm1Gn i~uuremmoilet nais-
len iltamat tdmdnfuun 20 pGipG.
&aiffi iciirafunnan naiiet mu-
faalr, tpttGret ia miiifietl SGstG mie
Id naiiet mGlisiG fesfustelee mitG
iinne oiteen bommataan.
&oirban terbeilet armoitettille,
Serran omille ia oulaiiilleni quo
meenfin.
Worio W6firanta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
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