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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24
"Sherloclz Observation-Disclosures

Bert Lytell, who has been seen as
the gentlemanly crook of a score of
screen dramas, has turned the tables
on his underworld companions of
the screen and is now appearing as
a detective. In Bayard Veiller's new
Metro production, Sherlock Brown"
now showing at the Majestic theatre.
Lytell is seen in the title role as a
persistent seeker after government
enemies. The cast supporting Mr..
Lytell includes Ora Carew, Sylvia
Dreamer, Theodore Won Eltz, Charles
Stevenson, Victory Bateman, De Witt
Jennings and Hardee Kirkland.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24
FordS Social News
And Meeting Notes

The Fords Girl Scouts will present
their play, Miss Fearless & Co.,"
tomorrow night at the local school
auditorium. The girls will sell home
made candles during intermission.
Dancing will follow the play.
Miss Helen Swanick visited rela-
tives in Metuchen last night.
Mrs. A. Schmidt was an out-of-
town visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson
were u of town visitor. last night.
Herbert Ditman visited friends
here last night.
Among the out-of-town visitors
yesterday were; Mrs. Lillian Casey,
Miss Dagma O~stergaard, Mrs. Otto
Schurig and Mrs. John Egan.
The Industrious Girls Sewing Club
will meet Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24
Mrs. Dietz
Hostess at Dinner

METUCHEN, May 24-Nlrs. J.
Dietz, granddaughter Of the late
Henry Koch. of Perth Amboy. en-
tertained last Sunday at her home
five descendants OF the Koch family
at dinner party. The guests
were Mrs. r. ". B~oettcher. Of New
ark, Mrs. j.. W. Mcpherson Of Phil
adelphia. Mrs. Charles Red, Mrs.
James Barr and Mrs. George Davis.
Perth Amboy. all OF whom ara als-
ters Of Mrs. Koch. The d ceased
.Koch's homestead is located on outer
AT. boy avenue. Perth Amboy. and
occupied by one of the Koch sons.
Aftor the dinner games WEI c
played. which concluded she harry
rauninU party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24

Dustin Farnum, the popular star
of the William Fox constellation,
will be seen today, tomorrow and
Saturday at the Crescent Theatre in
"Bucking the Barrier" which deals
with the intense cold of the Far
North and the wholesome warmth of
a woman's love. In the character of
a Klondike miner, Farnum is at his
histrionic best. Given a strong and
a brilliant cast. the capable Fox star
has produced a photoplay of great
Nrility.
Airline Pretty appears in the FEM
mime lead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24
CITY BRIEFS

A report of the delegates to the
recent state convention held at New
ark was made at a meeting of Court
Standard, No. Ill, Foresters of Am
erica, held last night at Eagles Hall.
Lawrence j. Clancy and Alexander
Sokolinski were the delegates. Ar
rangements were made for the men,
orial committee of the court to GO
to the various cemeteries to place
flowers and a marker on the graves
of departed members on Decoration
Day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24
Plan Literary
Entertainment

The Epworth League of the Dan
ish Methodist church will have a lit
erary entertainment in the chruch
social parlors tonight. A special
music program has been arranged
and will include the playing by the
church orchestra. Coffee, cake and
candy will be sold and a cordial
invitation is extended. No admis-
sion charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24
Isabelle Wolf
1ePrisoner of Zendan-S,rard

Lovers OF dramatic and thrilling
pictures will find the Prisoner of
Ienda," now playing at the Strand
Theatre for three days, made to or
der for them. Alice Terry as the
beautiful Princess Flavia, plays the
leading feminine role and there is
plenty Of action throughout. The
plot was adapted for the screen by
Mary O'Hara from anthony Hopes
novel. It is a Rex Ingram produc-
ton for Metro and is considered one
Of the most popular lof the newest
film classics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24

sPOTSWOoD, May 24:-The COM
munity house founded and recon
structed by the Appleby-DeSille
Foundation at a cost of about SZO,-
900 is one Of the most beautiful
architectural structures in the
county. The building is a Colonial
house. 1t houses the public
library which is maintained by the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24
~rV. <1ADISON SLAUGHTER
By Gene COIN
NEA Service Writer.

PORTERVILLE Calif, May %
What kind of sermon can a preach
er of the gospel draw from six years
of prison?
What message can he bring from
the gray walls to his fellow maj on
the outside?
The Rev. Madison Slaughter, a
keen observer and student of men
and life, brings the answers from a
six-year sentence recently ended in
San Quentin prison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24

foundation. has a meeting room at
the disposal of local organizations
billiard room, recreation room and
music room. 1t is being used as a
civic centre.
The descendants of the Applebys
most of whom live now in New
York are defraying the expenses in
the upkeep of the civic building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24
OBITUARY
Elijah r. Noe

Elijah f. Noe. sixty-eight years old
Of 147 Gordon street, died yesterday
afternoon at the Perth Amboy City
Hospital. Nh. Noe is survived by his
widow and one daughter and his IA
Their. Charles Noe, who is ninety-two
years old. The funeral will be held
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
from his late residence. Rev. Will
bert Westcott will oficiste. The in
terment will be in st. Peters ceme-
terry.
Isabelle Wolf
Isabelle Wolf, four months old,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Wolf, Of 200 Meade street, died yes
terday. The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Rev. Robert Schlotter will o~ficiate
The interment will be in Alpine
cemetery,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-24

Now we know you won't bawl out
the operator when you're telephon-
ing Havana, Cuba. Senorita Car
mita Fernandez Ramos, the operator
who'll probably handle you call, is
about the most popular girl in the
island republic.
Evening star., 1923-06-12
ARNOLD AND COMPANY.
1871 Fl Street,
Main o57-65S.

Price SI6ooo-Park Road West. OF I7th St.
frs
situation
owerre
fIlSa every
" Price, S1oooo-C1eveland Park.
the
in drecn
%a & '" e @ fen e ii Is % rae @ @ @ @ mas
Price 5oo-On WidVAvenue Columbia Heights.
resist On wide aT in North cST disht a we
gasd ea!
by .Gruer. Prttys soon b too
Price, S1oo5o-Reduced in Price Takoma Park
Eleven an dwbath fireplace fr
front full Of
owner hoor 70
Price, Distinctive Avenue Southeast.
Inference makes! a n
of rtn a and es Good gn s
hayesa a
Price, S875o-Northwest, Near Two Car Lines
and the more S m G @ nsu % mn s0q wiz at n s % s
Price $875o--Near Soldiers Home Park.
Price. 81. .5oo-Near I4h and Park Road.
or $ the
II
ADVANTAGE OF IT.
Evening star., 1923-06-12
LANGDO\. ID. C.-TERMS.

IANGDON ID. C.-TERNS.
n :
H i rice ,f i % and nt onaiIc i lot
a
DESIRABLE FIRST COMMERCIAL /ONII-SSooo Terms
An a9SiN dGhas r>ii in the inr business district with
N he used n home or rnerea
business contains Iiaduod
l. rla
BLOOMINGDALE- Terms
one of the prei~t
porIs
k hor Of rusela
10th STREET I1E1GHTS-SI5Z5o, Terms
a IagelJ
. most finished
offered ihs in
bedrooms each
PETWORTli--S9. Terms.
Of in
front porch
CONVEX
it, anu
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-SI 800 Terms
und porIes
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY Inc
Us I2ln 2l[eel. Main OH.
Evening star., 1923-06-12

Blooningdale.
S95OO.
Beautiful home Of eight rooms and bath:
on two floors; h.w.h. and electricity: double
deck rear porch. screens and built-in refrig-
orator; corner of alley with room for ga
rage.
Eve st. N.W.-SS.OOO.'
Near st. .tioysius Church. Three-story
brick and bath. Rear alley. Con
yenient TO both car lines and government
printing office.
At Washington Circle.
S4,I5O.
A nice little home in a good location. Near
downtown. Seven rooms and bath. Hot-water
heat. Terms arranged.
Near 18th and Park Road.
$l250O.
4 real bargain. Brick home of rooms, re-
ception hall and baths, h.w.h., electricity.
Also space for garage.
Main 1so1-ises. DAVID Z
MEMBER REAL
Evening star., 1923-06-12
BARGAINS-BARGAINS.

Near 10th and Longeow- SIS .ooo erms.
ST feet and
beautiful grounds
t,uI Iorasdc close (
Future Business Propery--ISth and X N.N
lust Reduced to $4,000 ior Quick Sale
lot 4 large q
Rusness Propery-IItl St S.E.-S6ooO. Terms
.
making
Near 18th and NJ Sts SW.-Ss,5oo. $3.50 Cash
>,e sandbs LArst sE
iton toughou
Near Capitol and Library-S4,5oo $50 Cash.
brick o 8
On Eye St NV. Near Iot1-SI 5000, Terms
baths ho wate eltrci
jumping
Bargan--Takona Park-SS,5oo Easy Terms.
hrougo
lain
WILLIAM X. HARTUN(i.
1Ios1 SIRE
Evening star., 1923-06-12

Hollow and stucco construction Of the
finest type has been used in building wHat
is nnQuestionably one OF the most ap-
healing homes IN this entire section There
are fve large rooms, including living room.
ful! width of the house, with open fie
pace: spacious bath, with built,ia tub
and pedestal stand: one piece kitchen
sink and many other details not found
i! most houses. A Spanish tile roof adds
materially 70 the exterior charm. This
i real home at . sacrifice foF quick
Evening star., 1923-06-12

DOWntoWn-SS, 500
Three family Apartment.
lhree apartments of three rooms and ba RI
each: h.w.h.: gas and electricity; space for
garage running back TO an alley. Rented now
at $3.50 per month ~"
22nd ST. N.W.-S6. 500
Near Georgetown University. A three.storv
prlck nome OF rooms and bath. Side alley,
DOWntoWn-S15.5OO.
Excellent Rooming House.
Ten rooms, bath, h.a.h, with gas and eIec
triclty; house entirely screened: metal ga
rage, with alley in rear. This house is in
excellent condition. . AZ
Blltmore St. at 10Th.
$4,000
Overlooking Rock Creek Park Tbreestorv
brick; 10 rooms, ba tbs: large attic ras and
electricity; INV. heat; garage. Early pos.
session. fO'
BARRY, 1907 Fl ST. NV
ESTATE BOARD.
Evening star., 1923-06-12
FOR SALE-H0USES.
continued.

EAR CHEVY CHASE CIJH-vEEr At
..ctive Groom, modern bungalow; large lot .
rage: every mod. conv. owner must sell al
.cr Price and terms teasOuabie. NJ. ab6.
ALE SQUARE SAUItS ADDITl0N-toi.o-
III Groom -and-bath house; h.-w.l., espc.:
..ge lot. only $3.50, easy terms. Col. ,o93
UI.- HEIGHTS SOI-TH Of PARK RD---s
,,:ns and bath: ami: glaSsed-in porchcs; ga
age room. Priced at $4,000. "n easy terms
quick sale. Call COL >7oss.
Evening star., 1923-06-12
DETACHED.
Continued.

ESPECIALLY SUITED FOR COLOR
cd doctor-Beautiful, 3-story. semi-de-
tached, pressed brick, 8 r. & H.: good
lot To side and rear alleys: room for
garage; price, S12, 800 terms; on
line; central NV.
WELL LOCATED n.SToRY BRICK.
q T.. X h.; colonial porch: newly pa
pered and painted throughout good lot
Ia alley; room for garage; price.
Sis50. terms. For further particulars
and inspection see Mr.. W s. RYON.
with
y. f. RHON CO., Inc.
Main 1887 lia3 L st.
Evening star., 1923-06-12
PRF-WAR PRICE
NFARJY NEW

Modern Groom house, deep lot: Of the
best blocks me-. near Lincoln Park: 81 600
v. NJ TRESC0TT, 2s00 18th NV Phone
Col. 27S0 between ) and $50.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
q .E|:NINE ON
 DE:ATHBED
Preparing for Military Dictatorship, Headed
 by Trotzky.

London, March 30,-Nicholae Lenine, head of the Russian so viet government, IS dying, says @ dispatch from Stockholm to- day. quoting theHelsingfors cor respondent of Svenska zTagbladt as telegraphine that the soviet legation Tn Helsingfors has re- ceived confidential messages from Moscow to that effect. After Lenine's des6h, the mes sage adds, a military dictator ship will be established, headed by Minister of War Trotzky. with four or five associates. ,
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
FUNERAL. OF
 BE.RNHARDT' r
Dignitaries, Rich and Poor Represent
 ed in Procession.

Paris, March 29.-It was 3 solemn funeral cortege that wound through Paris streets to- day carrying the body of the be- loved Bernhardt to it's final rest among the mortals of Pero "a Ghaise cemetery. OigniGaries of France. representatives of foe- eign governments, the rich and poor, and the stage were repre- senbed in the slow-moving pro- cession. The body was laid to rest in her tombSat 1 o'clock.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
IMPROVE D
 DEVICES
To Enable>AIaska Cable to Carry Five Times
 as Much Business,

Washington. Mar. 30.-Squier, chief Of the signal service, and inventor of the technical trans mission device known as the wired wireless, " IS at work on problems Of selegraphic trans mission which are expected to change old standards, and these improvements are to be incor- porated inethe cable between Se9 attle and Alash33. By these de- vices the new cable, it is esti~ mated, wilE~carry five times as much business as carried at the present time.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
PROCESS
 SERVERS
Preceded Undertaken to the Home of Sara.
 Bernhardt.

Paris, Mar. 28.-Process serv- CTS preceded the undertaken to the Bernhardt home this after noon, but found that Maurice Bernhardt, the tragedienne's s son, had already removed the furniture. together with five big trunks crammed with objects of art, which were packed while tue actress lay on her death bed :. Bernhardt, the lamented, died 3 bankrupt.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
DR.ID)E!:.n|IlS< 2. n|I nlS<
 ARRE:S ' 5 E: E:L)
Attempted Release of .S1OO, ,O00,OOO Worth
 of Whisky.

New York, March 22.-Charles and Ralph Sabatino, brothers, were arraigned this afternoon before United States Commas sioner Hitchcock on charges of attempted bribery of two high prohibition officers. whice in- 'volved the release of one hun dre6se million dollars worth of whisky from a Brooklyn ware honSa.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
TacOtna Granted 8
 Territorial School

That Tacotna has been granted 8 school by the Territorial School Board and that authorization and equipment for establishing the same is LOW on its way to Tacotua, was the pleasing news received here Thursday, with the ar rival of Grant M2rdoct. The organ izatiou of the Tacotna school board will follow immediately upon the ar rival of the proper authorization docu- ments.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
Photographic Ticks.

Seattle.-A typhoon, sweeping out Of the Orient, headed for this coast, is due here tomorrow evening, according to advices.
 St. Augustine, Fla.-Forces close to the President and antagOniseic to Daugherty are circulating reports of a split between Harding and the atoor ney general.
 New Xork.-Three women peFished in fire which swept the Princeton apartments in this city, early this morning,
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

Rome.-The Vatican is deeply affected by the death sentences passed on Archbishop Hepliak and Monsignor Buachlavitch in Moscow, and Pope Plus is exert ing his personal influence to save the lives of the two prelates.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

Warsaw. - Premier Sikorski announced today that the Polish government has been informed by the Moscow government that the death sentence against Arch bishop Zepliak, the head of the Roman Catholic church in Rus sia, wall not be carried out by the soviet government, at least for the present,
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

Moscow. - The appeals for cfemency of Catholic prelates and priests, sentenced Monday, will be considered at the first meeting of the central executive committee, to be held tomorrow or next week, the government announced today Meanwhile a temporary stay of sentence for the condemned is applicable and they will remain in prison.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
Wilson and McAdOO
 Each Have ? Preference
 for Colorado Senator

Denver.-W Woodrow Wilson is urging Governor Sweet to appoint Huston Thompson as senator to 2uc .oeed Nicholson, receaty deceased, hls son-in.law, William 0 McAdoo, has recommended tormer Senator John f. Shaffroth for the 8eaatorship.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

Ed NJ. Whelan and John E. Strand, well known mining men, arrived over the Kobi trall few days ago, crossing from Nicoii over to their Nixon work iugs
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

w. .. Widman, of the Innoko Lum- Der Company, after visit to the Out side.~went into hospital on his return to Anchorage, about March l7. Be cent aGvices state that Mir. Widlnan came out of hospital on the 26 h, aud in all probability is now en route here here over the Kobi trail.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

Mrs. George ?. Kilrov, wife Of the superintendent of the lnnoko Dredging Company, accompanied by her three little ones-W alter Desmond, Shirley Margaret and John Beresford Kilroy- arrived Thursday, coming from Kobi with Scotty Clark and team. MT. Xii roy was on hand at Nicoli to welcome the incoming ones and to escort them to Tacotna, for which place they de parted yesterday afternoon.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
Hi9h Prelates 0f Cath
 olic Church il1 Russia
 Are Sentenced to Death

Poland has issued Q warning to the Russian soviet government not to execute Arch bishop Zep- liak, head of the Roman Catholic church in Russia, according to recent sentence of death.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

The Beaton X Donnelly dredge, on Otter creek, will be operated during she coming season by Joe MeHinnon, Dan Mckenzie and John and George Mattnewson, who have taken the dredge over on lease. Mir. Beaton will not come in this year
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
Wild Disorder Scene
 in French Chambe,

Pari5.-Preraier Peincaire, &ngerec by eomuauniGt 4nsi inuations that he was controlled by Deputy Leon Daudet royalist leader, started 8 scene of -wih disorder when in today's open session of the chamber hc called communist deputy Andre Berthon an abominabiq 'scoGndrel.
 Bill Cess, well known old-timer, who left over the early trail for Anchorae e, to undergo operation in the hospital there, wac among those who arrived here today. The operation was highly 'Mr. Go5srdoelaring that he oevor felt better, al of which will oe most. welcome news to his tnany friends
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

Superintendent Bullard, of the Nixon mine, coming down with Owen Gray, arrived yesterday, and bothileft today for Tacotna en route to Flet.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

That Abe Weiss, former we'll known merchant of Flat. is afflicted with sleep !ng sickness in a Seattle hospital, is the word brought from the Outside by Grant Murdock MT. W Weiss. accord Ing to the doctors, says Mr. Murdock, is physically sound, but is rather down. hearted and not inclined to put up Ghe battle for life, even though his physi- clans give him every encouragement. The disease, if overcome, is one which fingers with the stricken ones for months or possibly couple of years.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

London.-Ronald McNeil, un- der secretary for foreign affairs, told the House of Commons this afternoon that he feared the so- viet government would carry out the death sentepce against Arch bishop Zepliak within the next 48 hours. He based his state- ment on telegram from the British agent in Moscow.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

ODan Sprague made his appearanoein town today, for the first time in almost three weeks. He reports himself much Improved
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

C. ". Moore, we'll known 1redge constructor. who vii. install the new dredge for the Innoko Dredalng Com pany on Canes creek, was Thursday arrival Mr. Moore. who is an old timer in the Dawson country, has con- strueted and installed several dredees in the upper country, and was also with the Yukon Gold Company for sev- eral years. He was among those who left yesterday for Tacotna.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Vinal are sched : nled to leave Anchorage on April 5, headed for their home~sa Qphir.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
Temporary Stay of Sen tence Granted; Appeal
 Seems Hopeless.

London, Mar. 28.-The chair man of the all Russian central executive committee in Moscow has ordered the executions of Archbishop .Zepllak and Mon- signor Butchkavitch, says dis patch to the Times from Riga.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

On Thursday last hearing was held before Commissioner ". F. Green, wherein Dennis 9areat was cited to appear and show cause why the child Josephine Parent, Of whom he is the stepfather, should not De turned over to the Board of Children's- Guardians and by tnem placed in the care of Mir. end Mrs. Dave E. Clough as guardians. Commissioner Green, after hearing tae evidence. awarded custody of the child 60 it's parents, Josephine leaving bh9 same day with her stepfather for their home at Crooked Creek.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
PURCHASED
 BY L-ANGL.lE: !
Buys Str. Santa Ana. to Ply Between Se-
 attic and Bethel.

The steamer Santa Ana, ar ocean-going craft, has been pur- chased by Capt. Wallace Lang ley, according to advices received here by l.. B. Loomis, manager of the N. c. Go. The new boat will in all probability be placed on the Seattle.Bethel run during the summer season
 The Santa Ana was built in 1900, and was formerly owned by the Alaska Steamship Com pany. She is registered at 76s tons, is 192, 1 feet>long and ~36:2 feet wide.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31
Pays S2O,0OO for a
 Stradivarius Violin

Paris.--Charles Luosch, & notae Ger man collector, mas purchased for S20,- 900 from the house of CaruSo 8 Stradi- varius, once sae property of Litian. This is the highest price ever paid foe 8 violin.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

Rome.-Executions by the so- viet government of Archbishop Zepliak, head of the Roman Catholic church in Russia, and Vicar General ButchkaVitch has been set for Thursday, accord ing to report from Monsignor Lorenzo Lauri, .papal nuncio at . Warsaw, made public from the Vatican this afternoon.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

R. M.@White wes among today's ar. rivals -1n Nixon, for brief visit.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

Gust schuler left today for Candle.
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

Frauk Guskey returned today from g threo-daysi business trip St 'Rseotns..
The Kusko times., 1923-03-31

Warsaw.-Premier Sikorski of
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