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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-12-21
Zyysene vodni poplatky schyaleny

mestskou radou. Zv5seni pfinese
vodarenskemu odboru budoucim
roce o $690.O0O vice.
Domky pod IL stTevic6 Stroke
platiti budon Sc. pres IL stfevfc6
$500, pies 13 SIC. pres ID $1l,
pies Is $3.50. pres l6 $14.0O atd.
V domech, kde zavedeny jsou vo-
domery, "a prvnich 5000 krychlo-
vSch stop uzite vody placeny budou
So. Majitele domd takov5ch plati-
ii budou eazby die prdfezu trubek
vedanych do domu.
Mfst0 $40. 900 dostal | cent.
Rozsudek. jimz prifknuta byla
zalobkyni Olive B. Lilly nahrada
jednoho centu, vynesen byl We stfe-
du. Lilly zalovala mesto ma odskod-
ne obnosu $40 600 jako nahradu
"a Zraneni automobilove nehod9
80 prosince 1921 ma 33 ulici.
Automobil, nemz sedela sc SWIM
manzelem vrazjl. We tine do Iampy
stojici ma tamni prudke zataece.
Tampa die udanf nebyla rozvicena.
Statni lesnf lrad pracuje ma
rlili0n0vem plana.
Statni lesnf dfad vypracoval desi-
tilety program. pr6behem jehoz
stat by koupiti mel 100000 akr1
lesni p6dy nakladem 81, 100000.
Lesni pozemky koupeny byti mohou
pfitomne dobe "a mike ceny cd
So do So akr Pod rozumnym no.
spodafenfm lesnf spravy pozemky
nabyti mohou velike ceny st6ti Sc
zdrojem statnich pfiimn. We statu
prnmerne spotfebuje se kolem 7O0,-
900 900 strevic6 dffvf. Ctyri pc
tiny tohoto dnVazeny jsou sem We
likym nakladen jinych stat1.
Vetsina les1 ku koupi planovanych
jest horskych castech statu, v9tsi-
nou We Ere ierick a Garrett okre-
sich.
D0Stala rozyOd cd Slepce.
We stfedu soudne rozvedena byla
Mary L. Baton Cd sveho oslepleho
msnze]a. -Oba zadali rozvod.
Manzelka zadala easteeny rozvod,
manzel 1plny. Manzel zaloval,
ze manzelka jeho udrzovala nedovo-
leny pomer s j;ntm slepcem. Ona
zalovala. ze manzel nj krute "a
chazel ze plane val prodati nabytek
jejich domu. {. 2627 Lehman uli-
ce.
RuSka divka Svedkynf.
Olga Burneck, mlada Ruska, byla
1tery hlavnim svedkem proti Ed
mundu L. Phil ps re Sew. Karoli-
ny. byvalemu attache americke 3e-
leznicni komiss. ktery souzen byl Z
pfestoupeni zakona 'bilem otroct-
VIZ. Ruska m6la soudu sebou
jednorocni ditko. jehoz Phillips jest
ofcem. Phillips setkal sc roprve
divkou v Harbinu Cine. kde ons
pracovala obchodu. Dal il snnbni
prsten a nefekl il, ze ma manzelku
Americe.
Primluva zeny pomOhla.
Max Greenberg odsouzen byl W
stfeduen 2 mesice do zalafe prt
prodei lihovin bez statni license
Jeden meslc trestu, ktely pdvod
ne sou icem byl mu vym9fen ma tt
mssice, odrazen byl pa prosbu Re
ny, ktera prosila soudce miInst'
pon6vac pry muz leii prodavsl ko
falku. ably kdyz ona byla nemocno,
mohl starati sc o nj a ditky.
Deset saloonI zayren0 ma rOk.
Deset soudnich zakaz1, vydan,
bylo, jimiz desst saloond, nicb
prestoupen prohibicni zakon. zavfe
ny budou ma dobu jadnoho roku
Tfi ze zavrenych saloonn jsou
Brunswick. Md. ostatni Baltimo
re.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-12-21
Nemecko pomIze Francii patrati
DO Zlate.

W 4lObV
Mezinarodnf penezni svet pfekva-
pen byl We stredu zpravou, Re ne
mecka vlada slibila Francii patrati
po -vyvezenem zlate nemeck5mi
magnify re re ne a ulozenfm kapi-
tal0 tech v cizineck5ch bankach.
Jenom jedinyeh Spoienych Sta.
tech ulozeno pry bylo n9meckymi
kapitalisty ma 81 $50. OCO O0O. Dal.
81 kapitaly sve mali pry ulozene
Anglii. Holandsku. Svycarsku a
Skandinavsk5ch zemfch. Obnos
vsech cini pry ma $3.700. 600. 600.
Smifliv5 duch, ktery Francie n.y.
nj ukazuje vnci N6mecku. jest pr5
dnsledek sl,bu nemeckeho kanclefe.
ktery slibiI PoincaTeovi da'i jemu
jmena bank zemi,v nichz nelneeti
bohaci ukryvaji sve bohatstvi.
Mnohe kapitaly jsou pry tax obrat-
ne ulozeny. Re zkoumatele AMI Sc
jmeny mnoho nepoffdi. Odkryti
n6meckeho kapitalu bude asi velice
nemilym mnohym bankef1m ano
n6kterym vladam.
Hughes vinf soyety pflpravova-
nj revolnce We SpojeDych Statech.
Zachycene bolsevicke depese,
nichz davany Ruska instrukce
Workers Parity v Americe. jak
vyvolati revoluci zemi. 'podzvih-
nouti rudy prapnr mad Bflym Do
men," uvereineny byly sekretarem
statu Hughesem. kdyz tentc ODE
pfel vstoupiti v iednani 8 ruskymi
sovety.
Casti planu toho bylo zTiditi mezi
delnictvem We Spolen5ch Statech
''bojovna" sdruzeni. Clenove je-
jich jednou tydnu m9li byti cvice-
nj We stTelbe dostati castecny ma
vod pionyrske praci. ably tax tisi-
cove vndc6 a propagapdist0 a YER
nych bojovnik1 zffzeni byli.
BOlSeYicky kfeSt.
Ufedni sankce poskytnuta byla
presidentem Kalenninem Moskev-
skem Kremliou move kom lnisticke
ceremonii, kterou nahrazen byti ma
kfest a v1bec cely nabozensky VIZ
tual. U pfftomnosti 500 osob dit
ko = hoch -pfineseno bylo ma pla-
tfcrmu. Potato hlasovanim o
jeho jmenu. Oohlasovano, aby
ku pocte Lenina nazvano bylo Via
dimir. President Kalinin byl, do
brSm-otcem" (ne kmotrem) a jed
ma komunistka ''dobrou matkou".
Dftko polozeno bylo do rude kole5-
ky ozdobene 5olsevickymi odzuaky
2atlm CO kapela hrala lnternaclO.
nalu". Skup ma ditek stala We Spa
liru. PAX nasledovaly feci a kon-
cert.
Phi silatcich bolseVickSch cd lava
ii nyni staros Owe obci stojici psd
rudym baldacAynem.
Ze bolSevici cestou touto nabo.
zenstvi neznici. jest jisto. Krev ma-
cennikn byla. jest bude semenem
kfest and.
CeSky policista SpachaI samo.
yrazdn.
V Chicagu bolesti mad ztrato,
matky, Marie Votavove. ktera tee
ce zranena byla pfi pfechazeni ulic
a zran6ni tom Y nmocnici podlehla
zoufal 81 jeji syn Jaroslav Votava
81 roxy stary, Glen mestskebo poll
ceiniho sboru jenz se zastfelil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-12-21
USmrtil 0mylem tfln0hehO
kOhOpta.

TTinoh5 kohout usmrcen byl v
zavod9 E w. Speede drive nezli
spozorovano. ze til nohy ma. Ma
treti noze bylo sest drap6. Speed
lituie pfehmatu, ponevac trfnohy
ziv5 kohout jake zvlastnos.' Eyl by
se mu dobfe vyplatil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-12-21
Sfastne a pozehnane Svatky
VANOCNl!

We dnech kdy jasava rozleha Sc svetem
''Pokoi! ldech zalibeni!
Raj &c opet Otyfra.
ldskemu pokoeni
BGh sve ruce prostira,'
pravy poko ktery svet vsem svym
nem1ze ale ktevg daVa B1h tenn kdo vedom
povinnosti sv5ch verne stojf prAci sve!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
Concerning Story of
Spanish Writer at Ohio

I Y
Concerning Story of
Spanish Writer at Ohio
Others in the cast Of Enemies Of
Women to be at the Ohio next week
IN addition to Barrymore and Miss Ru
nens are Pedro De Cordoba, Gareth
Hughes, Gladys Hulette, William H.
Thompson, William Collier, Jr., Paul
Panzer and the Salzedo Harpists.
The story has to do with Prince
Lubimoff, wild reveler into whose
life comes Alicia Duchess De DeIille,
a noted French beauty whose es-
capades rival those of the Prince. A
cossack breaks through the guard and
insults the Prince. In the ensuing
duel, the cossack is killed and the
Prince wounded. Knowing that the
Car has banned dueIling, Alicia gets
the Prince safely into France, where
war has been declared.
At this time it becomes known that
Alicia has a 16-year-old son whose
identity has been concealed to keep
her age a secret. The Prince thinks
CASTOR, the son, a secret lover and re
turns to Russia to save the remnants
OF his fortune. Then he returns to
Monte Carlo, where with four friends
he forms a cult known as THE Enc
mics of Women" and declares to have
nothing more to do with adven-
turesses.
Meanwhile Alicia has squandered
her fortune and appeals to the Prince
fer assistance. The Prince still thinks
that CASTOR is Alicia's secret lover and
turns her away and later as his friends
forget their vows. he returns to ALI
cha who receives telegram announc-
ing the death of her son.
Added features will be Pathe News
Weekly and music by the Palais Gar
den Orchestra.
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"The Common Law" Due
at Mister Smiths

Screen version Of Robert w. Cham
ber's novel Of artists life, THE Com.
mon Law" will be presented at Mister
Smiths next week.
Almost every theater goer Is IA
miliar with the story of the artists
model, Valerie West, and her employ
er, Louis Neville. They are deeply in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27

No. Lionel Barrymore as he
appears in Enemies of Women"
at the Ohio Next week.
No. 2-Claire Adams in Where
the North Begins" at the Circle
next week.
No. 3-CharIes Jones will be fea-
tured in THE Eleventh Hour" at
the Apollo next week.
No. 4-Douglas Fairbanks in The
Three Musketeers." at the Rialto
all next week.
No. 5--Hoot Gibson in THE Ram
bin Kid" at the Isis the first half
of next week.
No 6-Corinne Griffith in THE
Common Law" at Mister Smiths
next week.
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feat accomplished to give color and
action for Hoot Gibson's new comedy
drama of cowboy life, The Ramblin'
Kid" which will be on view at the
Isis the first half Of next week.
THE Ramblin' KID" is the tale of
a cowpuncher with vice for wander
ing. He falls in love with the niece
OF one Of his employers. rescues her
from death. and then, as the result of
the Vaccinations Of a schemer, incurs
her displeasure. Harold Goodwin and
Laura LaPlante are in the cast. The
program will be completed by Cen
fury comedy, Back to Earth.
Constance Talmadge appears as an
authoress who turns cook to win the
man she desires to marry IN "a Lady's
Name" a comedy which will be the
attraction the last half OF the week
starting Thursday The picture was
adapted from a play by Cyril Har-
court Rolling Home" a Joe Roach
farce. will also be shown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
Noted Organist Booked

Circle Theater announces as an
added feature attraction COM
mencing Sunday, c. Sharpe
Minor, original novelty organist,
in one of his most unique spe-
cialties. His playing of the or
gan at the Rialto Thester in San
Francisco started the vogue Of
the big Wurlitzer orgalas on the
west coast way back in 1914. He
had long and successful engage
ments at Mack Sennett's Mission
Theater in Los Angeles, Grau-
mans Million Dollar Theater in
Los Angeles, the California The.
aters both at Los Angeies and
San Francisco, followed by an
engagement at the Lafayette
Theater in Buffalo. After this,
c. SharpeMinor played solos for
seventeen consecutive weeks at
the Rialto Theater in New York.
For his first week at the Circle
he has chosen an original nov
city, 1.-THE Organ"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27

Several OF the greatest American pa
triotic musical numbers ever composed
are to be included in the programs
to be given by John c. Weber's Prize
Band of America" which comes to
Caleb Mills Hall for two concerts, aft
Sunday, Nov. IL. under the auspices
OF the Bruce p Robinson Post, Ameri-
can Legion.
Among the selections will be a
grand military fantasia. 1.-THE Boys
in Blue" descriptive of Civil War
days; an impressive overture, 1.-THE
Trumpeters of America; Victor
Herbert's Grand American Fanta-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
SOUSA HERE TODAY

John Philip Sousa and his band are
here today for matinee and night con-
certs at the Cadle Tabernacle. In
the afternoon an added feature will
be the playing Of the Shortridge High
School band under the baton of Sousa-
At night the Shriners band will have
that honor.
Also at night, several hundred SAIL
ors, marines and soldiers will take
part In patriotic picture In observ-
ance of Navy and Roosevelt Day.
Two elaborate programs have been
arranged by Sousa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27

love with each other. but Louis par
ents strenuously object to their mar
riage and are planning to force their
son to marry a young woman of his
own position in life. Neville Sr.,
threatens to disinherit his son If he
goes through with his plans to marry
Valerie. and the girl, realizing what
this will mean to his future, refuses
to marry him. She tries desperately
to forget him and to kill his love for
her. but is unsuccessful.
Corinne Griffith is seen as Valerie
West, and Conway Tearle plays op-
rosite her in the role of Louis Neville.
Episode Six OF Her Dangerous
Path" and news reel complete the
program.
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Noted Actor ae 49, IN Movie by Gifted Spanish Writer at
0bo-Poice Dog Appears In Person at Circle
0Id-Time Thriller Booked at Apollo,

Lionel Barrymore and Alma Rubens the leading roles
IN Enemies of Women by Ibanez Spanish writer which will
be the featured offering at the Ohio week.
Rntn-tn police dog addition appearing the movie,
where the North Begins will make personal appearances
at the Circle beginning Sunday.
movie version Of Lincoln Carers thriller 'The Eleventh
Hour - has been booked a Apollo for next
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27

ste'; a realistic descriptive number,
Clusters Last Charge" Symphonic of
the battle in which Clusters Indian
fighters made their desperate stand
against the ho~des of Sitting Bull,
and "Taps-Out the Lights" by
Haines.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27

sian or offers SO fine an opportunity
to play upon the entire gamut Of
things histrionic as does this, his sixth
United Artists Production.
The film version of THE Three
Musketeers'' Is based not only upon
the famous novel of Alexander Du-
mas, but also upon the memoirs Of
D'Artagnan himself. In fact, much Of
the material upon which the bust
ress" Of the photoplay is built, much
that gives 1t the human touch, was
found In D'Artagnan's memoirs and
not in the novel. although it was
from the Dumas story that the foun-
dalton stones for the picture plot were
obtained
Opens Sunday at the Rialto.
+ f. +
Hoot Gibson's Latest
Opens Sunday at isis
Filming the annual frontier show
and rodeo at Prescott, Ar1z., was q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
MATINEE MUSICALE
ANNOUNCES BILL
LisznieWSka Plans Elaborate
Recital at Murat Nov. 2.

Marguerite Melville Liszniewska,
pianist, will appear in recital at the
Murat on next Friday afternoon I'M
der the local direction Of the Matinee
Musicale.
Program follows:
Sarabande ......... Rameau- Godowsky
Ecossaises ,...'.'...'.''.'. B Bthen
Sonata op. 81 Beethoven
ell-Absence-Return.
Ballad Edward" ..........-.. Brahms
Scenes of Childhood schurnann
1. About Strange Lands and People.
Q. Curious Story. 8. Catch Ne Ii You
Can. 4. Pleading Child. 8. Happiness
Enough. g. Important Event. y.
Dreaming. s. At the. Fireside. 9.
Knight of the Hobbyhorse. 10. Almost
Too Serious. IL Frightening. IL.
Child Falling Asleep. 13. The Poet
Speaks.
Fantasy op. 40 ................. Chopin
Seherzo-Valse Cnaor1er
Chimes of St. PatTick's Emerson Whithorne
Two Polish Folksongs Moniuszko
tai Spring ART. by 1gnaz Friedman
(b) Spinning Song. Arr by H. Melcer
st. Francis Walking on the Waves. .Liszt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
Hoot Gibson's latest
Opens Sunday mt isis

Filming the annual frontier show
and rodeo at Prescott, Ariz., was q
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Fairbanks I'm His Best
Liked Role at RiaIto

When Douglas Fairbanks filmed
The Three Musketeers," he fulfilled
the ambition of his life Undoubtedly
no vehicle is so typically Fairbank
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27

For the first half Of the week, the
isis win offer Hoot Gibson in THE
Ramblin' Kid" The Ralto will fea-
ture Douglas Fairbanks in THE Three
Musketeers.'' Mister Smiths will
offer 1.-The Common Law"
t. + 1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
Circle Offers Promising
Bill An Next Week

Where the North Begins" a
dramatic story of the Great North.
featuring Rim -tin-tin, police dog, comes
to the Circle Sunday. In conjunction
with the showing Of this production,
the dog himself is appearing with his
trainer and owner. Lee Duncan.
The story of Where the North
Begins" is in the snowy Northern
wastes, in & Hudson Bay trading
post, where Shad Galloway. the
factor, rules with an iron fist. He
has determined to make Felice Mac
lavish his wife, though he knows
that she is in love with Gabrielle
Dupre. French Canadian trapper.
Galloway hires a band of ruffians
to do away with Gabrielle, who Is
wounded. He is saved. however. by
the unexpected arrival of a wild dog.
who lad strayed away when a puppy
and had grown up with the wolves.
The dog illustrates the plans Of the
villainous factor to kdnap the girl
and brings the two sweethearts to-
gether.
Cast includes Claire Adams, Walter
MacGrail. and Pat Hartigan.
Program includes a Circle comedy
the Circlette of News, and an over
ture, played by the Circle Orchestra
Z Old Time Stage Thriller
Made Into Movie at Apollo
Submarines. airplanes. speed boats,
roaring lions, pirates and high explo-
sives are elements in the fast moving
plot of 1.-The Eleventh Hour" Lin
coin J. Carter's stage thriller, pictur-
ized by William Fox as a special pro-
duction starring Charles Jones and
Shirley Mason at the Apollo next
week.
An heiress to a vast estate is the
dupe of a scheming father, and an
ambitious foreign prince. The father
desires the fortune which she pos
sesoes; the prince desires the potent
vial which an inventor In her employ
concocted. A dashing young Irish
man whom the girl loves causes her
mental suffering by putting her in
doubt of his honesty.
The escape of the hero and heroine
from the submarine through the tor
pedo tubes, and the terrific fight be-
tween a Federal officer and the con-
spirators in which the life Of the girl
is the issue, are two Of the big mo-
ments of the picture.
In the cast are Richard Tucker,
Alan Hale, Walter McGrail. Fred KEEL
sey, Nigel de Brullier and June FL
vidge.
Subsidiary program features will
consist of an Imperial comedy, why
Pay Rent?" the Fox News Weekly.
organ selections by Lester HUFF and
music by Virgil Moore's Apollo Or
chestra.
+ + !
The Common Law Due
at Mister Smiths
Screen version Of Robert w. Cham
ber's novel Of artists life, THE Com.
mon Law" will be presented at Mister
Smiths next week.
Almost every theater goer Is IA
miliar with the story of the artists
model, Valerie West, and her employ
" l.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-29
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IT ALL DEPENDS ON YOU

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Can you afford to miss this chance to keep
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are alphabetically listed there for your con-
venience?
It will pay you to read the Classified Section
every day! f
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-29
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Dodge Bros. Motor Vehicles
USED CARS
Star Sedan; new; sacrifice
Chandler Sedan
Ford Touring
Paige Touring, Z Passenger
Columbia Touring; New car guarantee.
SUPERIOR GARAGE CO.
Maple and Fayette Streets
Columbia and Chandler Distributors
USED CARS
Brand new Chevrolet Sedanette
1922 Studebaker Light s Sedan
1922 Jewett Touring
1929 Oldsmobile s Cylinder Sedan; Z
Passenger
1920 Buick Touring
1929 Moon Touring
1919 Nash Touring
All the cars are in excellent shape and
reasonable.
THOMPSON MOTORS CO.
257 State Street Phone 101S
Open Evenings
USED CARS
Buick 1921 Z passenger with Rex Top,
$500.
Ford 1928 Touring cheap.
Paige I Passenger touring, late model,
fully guaranteed.
Packard. 1920 Twin s. 7 Passenger
3 Passenger Roadster, fully equipped, .
spare tires; one bumper, motometer,
sun shield, spot light. stop light, step
plates, mirror; price $3.50. worth $500.
CENTRAL GARAGE
Cadillac, Paige and Jewett Distributors
225-227 New Brunswick Avenue
Terms to Suit Open Evenings
No Extra Charge for Financing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-29

| NOTICE
The annual meeting of the shareholders
Of the Perth Amboy Building and Loan
Association will be held at the principal
office of business at the Raritan Trust
Company, Thursday. July 9Th, 1928 at 4:30
P. NJ. for the purpose of electing Directors
and to transact any other business that
may legally be presented.
HARRY z. COMINGS,
Secretary.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-29
RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ss-BusInoss Property for Sale
s3-Farms and Land for Sale
34-Houses for Sale
s6-Lots for Sale
s6-Resort Property for Sale
S7--Suburban for Sale
s8-Real Estate for Exchange
S9-Wanted-Real Estate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-29
MERCHANDISE

51--Articles for Sale
siA-Barter and Exchange
k2-Business and Onice
G-YoRts and Accessories
54-Building Materials
b5-Farm and Dairy PRODUCTS
5s-Fuel. Feed and Fertilizers
b7-Good Things TO Eat
6s-Home Made Things
5s-Household Goods
so-JeweIry and Watches
s1-Nachinery and Tools
S2-Muslcal Instruments
ss-Seeds, Plants and Flowers
64-SpeciaIs at Stores
s5-Wearing Apparel
6s-wanted-To Buy