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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11
PATNACTY SUED {. S. B. P. j
v CLEvELANDE, O.

u. AlCNd
10. Bratrska Laska - Jan
Mrazek, Frank Stepanek;
20. caslav - Vac. Krajicek
21. Bratrska Laska -
%. Jiff Washington - Va
clav Pechan, Leop. Vyborny:
%. Bratfi Svobody - FIR.
Week;
"a. Pokrok- Rud. Gabriel: I:
26. Cleveland - Antonin
Maxa;
27. Vaclav Budovec - Vac.
Kostka;
2S. Sokol Zlata Praha -
Jan Stedronsky;
81. Karel Havlicek - Vacl.
KolaTik, Andrej Tomasek;
go. Sob6slav - J. Homolka I;
So. Horymir - FIR. Kuzel;
81. Liberty - JOS. Doubek !;
IS. Kardas - Jan Had;
'Vaclav Jakoubek;
AZ. Baltimore - Josef Ia
vadil;
46. zizkdv Kalich - Josef
iDvoTak;
AZ. Rad Washington Ant.
iHildebrand;
40. Nezastoupen;
SO. Lincoln - Emil Fiala;
81. Lipany - ]. j. Karnik !;
{ SO. Trocnov- Vac. Wagner
Frank Grubauer;
53. Proletar -
54. Victory - James Ka-
rasek;
56. Volta Naprstek - ia
kub Hajek;.
81. Kolar -
SO. Chodove - Stepan Zach
FIR. Havlena, JOS. Fabian;
50. Nezastoupen;
4 GO. Pavla Cechova - Emile
Jakoubek;
62. Zahfeb - Jos. Zizka;
63. Nezastoupen;
64. Jan Hus - Jan Kube-
eek;
65. Hanson, Park - DIR. A.
Mueller;
&C. Jan Rokycan - Jos. Su-
chan;
] 81. Nezastoupen;
G8. Legie - Otto Bortlvka ;
/ So. Alexander Hamilton =
"A. r. Zicha, NIL;
, 70. Nezastoupen;
II. Cleveland Chapter -
Aug. Sazima.
Celkem AZ rady oznamily 48
idelegatG, 2 nichz jeden dele
gat nebyl piitomen, totiz bratr
Jam Homolka cd radu Sobeslav
&. 80.
Rad Trocnov {. SO postal
diva delegaty ma pocet 76 Gle
MI Chtel mfti 2 hlqsy ma sic
zdu a podle statniho zakona,
ably mel ty diva hlasy, k nimz
ma pravo, musel miti 2 dele
|gaty Pravo toto mu priznano
"a hlasy proti IA.
Bratr A. r. Zicha otevrel
nominaci ma pfedsedu, kterym
vscmi hlasy zvolen br. Ferd,
Turek z Clevelandu.
Prvnim mistopfedsedou zvo.
len br. FIR. Hosek z Astoria, L.
l., N. y; druhym bratr Vaclav
Pechan z Chicago.
Tajemnfky zvoleni bratfi j.
J. Karnfk z New Yorku a Ka-
rel Pekarek Clevelandu. -
Kazdy honorovan bude $500,
Esneseno, ably v souhlasu sc
zakonikem statu Illinois kaz.
dy delegat mel jeden HAS.
Zvolen vybor ma jednaci
| rad, bratri: Zicha, Kubecek a
Krakora.
Zatim cteny pozdravne do
pisy: Velkovyboru Sesterske
Podporujfci Jednoty, Sboru La
ska k Wlasti {. /. s. p. j., Sbo.
III Vlasta {. 6. S. P. j., Mar
HI. Radu G. A. j. v Chicagu.
Hlavni Loze.s C. S., J.,y. Chica.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18

the E. P. Schulberg studios, the cast
leaves nothing to be desired. Such
beauties as Barbara LAMAR and
Betty Francisco play the princ,p q
feminine roles. David Butler, the
lovable hick of screen fame. gives an
unusually convincing characterize
ton as the taxicab driving husband
of Miss LAMAR. Richard Fucker,
suave, handsome and confident,
plays a villainous role with a polish
that almost causes n 20 wish he
had been cast in a better part.
And Ia Su Pitts, whose return to
the screen has been one Of the pet
hopes of SO many picture fans, is
seen once more at her best. Last.
but far from least, r the lovable
twins-Mickey McBan and aIuriei
McCormac-who probably are the
tiniest villains on the screen. They
succeed in doing the n thing that
brings trouble to the beautiful hero
ines. but win your hearts while do
ing 1t.
The production is a fitting sequel
to Rich Mems Wives" 1t is from
the pen of the same writer's, Agnes
Christine Johnston and Frank Dazey.
the work of the same director and
the same studio organization. But it
promises to be an even greater sue
cess-which is saying a lot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
AVENEL STREET
PAVING ACTION
Freeholders Also to Act on
State Street and Convery
Place Bridges Tomorrow

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 49,
Freebooter Walter G. Quackenbush
OF Perth Amboy will endeavor at to-
morrow's meeting OF the county
board of freeholders to have favor
able action taken on three matters.
which he maintains are of tmpor-
lance to the residents of the county.
The first is the paving of Avenel
street, from Railway venue to St.
Georges road, with concrete,
eighteen feet wide. The Perth AM
boy man wants bids secured for this
work at once, claiming this is one OF
the most important arteries to the
main road in a district which is rap
idly growing and in which is To-
Gated a plant employing many
persons.
Freebooter o~uackenbush also
wants the county TO authorize the
construction of a modern lift draw
span yer Woodbridge creek in outer
State street, Perth Amboy. This
bridge is costing the county more in
repairs, he said, than a new span
would. and no end OF trouble is K
perienced in opening and closing it.
The third item is that Of having
sidewalks placed OIL the Convery
Place bridge in Perth Amboy. The
original plans called for sidewalks
on the bridge, he points out, but a
lack of funds may make it impos-
sibie to complete the work. Free
holder Quackenbush now asks that
the work be completed for the pro-
lection Of pedestrians.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
.StOWaWayC Creased His
Body To Get From
at Cdrteret

he and a Chinaman. whose name he
could not pronounce. were stowa-
ways on the Plenglea. When the
boat anchored in Elizabethport they
discussed the getaway. In spite of
his 135-pound weight. Ruy managed
TO squeeze himself through the tiny
r ole, leaving his less unfortunate
comrade in the cabin. The China
man Just missed getting out, being a
few pounds HEAVIER than the Porto
Rican.
The hot coffee which was at once
provided seem to be the only con-
Germ of Ruy as he was describing the
details of his adventure. He said
that he had no difficulty In swim
ming from the Elizabethport side to
Staten Island, but finding 1t impos-
sible to '.land over there" he de-
cided to swim across to the borough
landing at the Liehig dock.
Captain Hanson of the Plenglee,
Informed by the local police OF their
find, sent a third mate OF the ship,
who took him back aboard the
vessel.
Thanking the police officers for
the courtesy shown him, Ruy rode
away happy OF the incident. )
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
Ditmas Attraction

The real triumph of Priscilla
Deans career is coming to the Dit
mas Theatre on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
1t is THE Flame of Life" an adap-
tation of one of Frances Hodgson
Burnett's famous novel and was
| filmed under Hobart Henley's direc-
ton as a Universal-Jewel special.
With coal smeared face. a mascr-
line rigidness IN carriage, a pathetic
toll droop to the shoulders and the
face lines OF a human beast Of bur-
den, Miss Dean has achieved a char
acterization of consummate artistry.
Not a single pretty gown. not wen
a good looking working dress does
she wear, for the days of the story
are 1870.
The Flame of Life is not u
dainty story: it is decidedly real
istic. but it's beauty Is said to be
J matchless from a standpoint of art.
| The ending comes suddenly. unex-
pectedly, and without any prepara-
ton for the heroine in the way If
wealth, social climbing or wen
clothes. AT the end she cannot even
read or write intelligently.
Has the World Gone Mad" ill
end its three days engagement at
J the Dit tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
WOULD ASSIST AMERICA
TO KEEP BOOZE AWAY

SANTIAGO, Chile, April 10 (By
The Associated Press).-A proposal
whereby the American nations would
assist the United States II keeping
alcoholic liquors out of that coun-
try has been submitted TO the Hy-
slenic Committee OF the Fan-Amer-
lean Conference at the instance OF
the United States delegation.
The resolution, which is offered as
part OF the committees report, says:
Whereas, certain American states
have prohibited alcoholic beverages
or have manifested an interest N
the progressive diminution OF their
use. and whereas the expectation OF
such beverages from a country
where restriction by legislation does
not exist TO another which has
adopted a prohibition policy tends
to make difficult its internal prob
lems," it lie resolved ito recommend
each American state adopt measures
inducive to prohibiting without spec
ial authorization the expectation cf
Intoxicating liquors TO any country
where their consumption Is prohibit
ed"
Jose Austria OF Venezuela, to
whom the drafting of the report has
been entrusted, has proposed adop-
ton OF the resolution, making it ap-
piicable to wet" countries. He has
suggested progressive taxation upon
commerce in liquor and the enact
naent Of legislation to prevent fraud
in its manufacture and sale. Tho
discussion of the resolution has been
postponed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
GERMAN MARKS DROP AGAIN

NEW YORK. April 1s.-German
marks, which had been pegged by
the German government at .o04s
cents for two months, despite a tre-
mendous increase in note circula-
ton. broke to .0033 cents in toiay's
early trading, one of the most vio-
lent reactions in recent months,
Local exchange dealers were unable
TO explain the sudden drop but sa!d
that 1t probably indicated the with.
drawai OF government support. The
recent speeches of foreign minIster
Won Rosenberg and st. Stresemann
leader of the German peoples party,
after the Reichstag. which had Jeen
interpreted here as overtures for
peace with France. also are regard.
ed as a sentimental factor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
ELkS' GOAT At
LOCAL LODGE
Brought Over From Staten
lsland--To Atlanta-Lodg
Plans Events

Exalted Ruler Robert Mcdowell
accompanied by r delegation OF
about twenty members of Staten Is
land Lodge No. Sal b. P. O.. Elks
were the guests of Perth Amboy
Lodge No. 7S4 at the club house last
night in Madison avenue.
The occasion of the visit OF the
island lodge was for the presentation
Of a real live goat to Perth Amboy
Lodge that Is making It's Wy in this
to the national convention
to be held at Atlanta Ga. in July.
The presentation was made by Past
Exalted Ruler William ]. Crosson,
of Staten Island Lodge and received
by Exalted Ruler August Greiner,
VIII. presided for the first time since
the installation. The goat will re
wen taken care OF while here and
will be later taken to some other
lodge TO be sen further south on its
destination. Staten Island Lodge re-
ceived the goat from Haverstraw
Lodge B. p. 0. Elks, OF Haverstraw
I'm time Lgo.
All of the new officers were in
their places when five candidates
were initiated and donned the ant
iers Preparations for taking part
in the parade at the annual re-
union of New Jersey State Elks As
ISOLATION to be held at Asbury Park,
June Fl and % were made at this
time. when a committee was named
TO secure headquarters at the sea.
shore for the lodge on the two days
and to arrange all details for 60
ing down to the parade which Is
held on the last day OF the conven-
ton. The convention committee
named is composed OF Esteemed
Leading knight ]. A. Compton; Es-
teemed Loyal Knight Benjamin Jost;
Esteemed Lecturing knight, Charles
Wibiralski, Henry Ford and Charles
Sykes.
The Boy Scout COMMITTEES made a
report of the work hat they haze
done up to date and the dance COM
nnittee reported that everything FOR
the dance and reception to be held
Saturday night April 20 was being
completed. Frank Seiboth is the
chairman OF the entertainment com.
mittee in charge OF the reception
and dance that will be for the MEM
bers their wives and lady friends.
After the meeting last night a coll
lation was served to the members
and guests present. |
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
DESPERATE BAND OF
IRISH REBELS IN CAVE

LONDON, April IS (By The Assoc
ciated Press).-Hidden in a cave 100
feet from the top Of a cliff rising
perpendicularly from the coastline
near the causeway north of Kerry.
a desperate band of Irish republicans
has been holding out against the
free state troops since Monday in
one of the most spectacular fights
of the governments struggle with
the Iregulars. According to a dis
patch to the Evening Star from
Dublin today.
Although the Republicans do not
seem to have a chance to escape
they r able as yet to guard effec-
lively the precipitous approach to
the cave, a narrow path from the top
OF the cliff, down which even the
venturesome kerry goat has not the
temerity to descend. 1t seems i'm
probable, therefore, that the irregu-
lars will be routed out so long as
their food and water lasts. A yawn-
ing chasm beneath the mouth Of the
cave awaits the intruder who makes
a false step in descending the path.
The body of one Free State soldier
has been buffeted by the waves at
the bottom of a chasm since the
governments first attempt to dis
lodge the irregulars on Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
AvIATORS WHO BROKE
RECORD, RESTING TODAY

DAYTON. o.. April Is (By The
Associated Press)-Victors in their
gruelling test to establish a new
worlds endurance record for sus-
tanned flying Li~eutenants John A.
Macready aid Oakley Kelly, void
famous army aviators. today We're
recovering from exhaustion resulting
froL. alternately plotting the Fokker
monoplane IT, over a so kilome er
course for thirty-six hours. five
minutes and twenty seconds.
The former record. . held by
Frenchmen. Pilots Doussoutrot and
Brouhin. was thirty-four hours
nineteen minutes and fifty foni
seconds. Lieutenarfts Macready a..d
Kelly bested this record last 10
flying over San Diego. Cal, but the
record was eve certified by the
Federation aeronautique Interna-
tional.
The record breaking flight started
Monday at e:S3 a. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
EPWORTH LEAGUE WILL
CONVENE At TRENTON

TRENTON, April 1S-With DI.
Clarence True Wilson, of Washing
ton, D. c., as the main speaker, the
twenty-nlnth annual convention If
the New Jersey conference Epwor:h
League will open in Trinity Metlo-
dist church, this city. tonight
Delegates will attend from all
parts Of the New Jersey conference.
which includes the southern half OF
the state. The convention dinner
will be served in Trinity church this
evening at sever o'clock. The RcV.
DR.. John c. Bieri, of Philadelphia,
will be the speaker and song leader
at the dinner. The evening session
will be preceded by a song service
led by Wallace McKeag, of Camden,
and a chorus of Trenton Epworta-
ianr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
SEE ROBBERY SOLUTION

NEW BRUNSWICK. April 49,
With the arrest OF a man living in
the South Plainfield district and dis
coyery of about 500 pedigreed poul.
try birds in hts chicken coups, the
police and county authorities be-
lieve that they have about found
the connecting link of wholesale
chicken thievery which has been
carried on here and in the surround
ing counties for many months. Two
other men arrested by Chief OF Po-
lice Cornelius Mccarthy of South
Piainfeld are lodged in the county
jail as p~articipators in the wide
chicken thefts.
The poultry found at the Polish
mans place are said to be marked
birds and came from a big haul
made some months ago in Dead
ministsr. There seems to be a be-
lief that the wner will be able ia
Identify their property.
The stealing OF chickens has been
called 10 the attention of authorities
on numerous occasions. but not I'M
til. last Saturday that the authorities
we're in a position to find anyone
connected with the gang.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
STATE MASONS MEET
At TRENTON CONFERENCE

TRENTON. April 1s:-Approxi-
mately 1900 Masons of the state are
in attendance at the one hundred
and thirty-sixth annual communica-
ton Of the Grand Lodge of New
Jersey, Free and Accepted Masons,
which was opened today In Crescent
Temple. Arthur Potterton, Jersey
City, grand master, is presiding. He
viii be succeeded tomorrow at the
election of officers by Frank c. Sayrs,
Camden. Isaac Cherry, this city, will
be rejected grand secretary and
Richard c. Woodward, Bordentown,
grand treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
CITIZENS CLUB TO GET
new HEADQUARTERS

At the meeting OF the Hungarian
Citizens Club held last Sunday night
plans were discussed to secure new
headquarters and committee, cor =
posed of Eugene Boros, Louis Hoy
kay, Nicholas Berliney. John Verev,
Jr. and Alexander Zambory was ap-
pointed and authorized to secure tae
club rooms. A number OF new MEM
bers have been enrolled at this ses-
sion.
1t vas also decided to hold a pie
mic in June. Steven Sekeres, Jo-
sepk Vereb. Peter Filemon and
Alex Pollak have been given charge
OF the arrangements for the event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
NOT To ACCEPT
BIDS ON SEWER
Figure of S66,000 on Lehigh
Park Job is Considered to
be Too High

The fact that the bid received
Monday night by the aldermen on
the proposed Lehigh Park sewer
system was about $4,000 higher
than the lowest figure for that work
submitted to the council last year
will mean that the aldermen will not
accept the bid. il has been learned.
The figure of $4,000 for the work is
considered excessive by the aldermen
and the question now confronting
the board is what action to take.
The residents in that section Of
the city have been pe~titioning the
aldermen for a sewer for several
years Last year plans were prepared
and bids were received. a The lowest
figure. $4,000. was considered too
high for the work, and bids were
again advertised for and received,
the lowest figure this time being
about S340 higher than the original
low bid. The bids were again thrown
out in the belief that the work could
be done for less this year.
Now that the estimated cost of the
work is far beyond expectations the
aldermen must decide whether to al
low this matter to go another year
or have the engineer try out a sys-
tenn whereby a portion Of the sewer
system might be laid this year. A
bond issue of $4,000 was authorized
to defray the cost of this work but
this amount would not be sufficient
to cover the cost OF S66,000.
The aldermen at their adjourned
meeting next Monday night will I'M
d~oubtedly reject the $4,000 bid, 1t
having been the only one received
on the work. There does not seem
to be any possibility OF bids again
being advertised for as past expert
ences have shown second bids are
usually higher than the first.
City Engineer Louis P. Booz, is in
today with Caldwell and
Raymond, bond attorneys In New
York, for the purpose of giving them
preparatory to the is-
suance OF the $500, 900 grade cross
Ing elimination bonds which must
be sold so that the city might fin
its share OF that work in this
city. A supplemental debt state
nent for this bond issue, together
with one for the $250,000 school
bond issue, is expected by the alder
men at their meeting on Monday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
THEATRES
Strand Theatre

1t probably will be pretty sener-
ally agreed by theatregoers that
Poor Mems Wives' are poor in
am only after the unusual picture
production of that title, which has
its local premiere at the Strand
tomorrow, has had the long run for
which 1t seems destined.
For in this Al Lichtman attraction,
Director Cashier has made use of
beautiful women. elaborate settings
and remarkable artistic photography
to tell a story that Is brimfIl OF the
colored contrasts of light and
shadow that go to make UP a great
photoplay.
Like all the big productions from
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18

CARTERET, April 1s.-DevisinG
a new method to evade the immigra-
ton officials at Ellis Island, Gunarz
Ruy, thirty years old, said to be a
Porto Rican. stowaway on the 5. ),
Plenglea, anchored at the Central
dock at ElizabethpoIts after remoy-
ing his clothes, greasing his entire
body with some oil he found on the
ship, pushed himself through a port
hole, not more than ten inches wide
and made a daring attempt to swim
across the bay to the Staten Island
Sound, shortly before noon yester-
day.
Chief of Police Harrington was
notified yesterday at noontime by the
Liebig works that they had seen a
man swimming toward Carteret
from Staten island. Officers Dono-
van and Freeman, detailed to the
waterfront. came to assist Ruy to the
shore. Taken to police headquar-
tsrs. the Porto Rioan explained that
he had some trouble in his native
land and feared that he might be
excluded from entry here, which he
gave as his motive Of his escape.
AS he was being fed and clothed
at police headquarters. Ruy told that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
MARKETS TO OBSERVE
"DAYLlGHT SAVING

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The prin-
cipal financial and commodity mar
kets of the country will operate on
daylight saving time beginning
Monday, April 80. The clocks where
such time is observed will be ad-
vanced the day before.
In New York City the markets az
fected are the New York Stock,
consolidated, curb, cotton, coffee,
sugar and produce exchanges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
NEW SUGAR RECORD

NEW YORK, April 1s.-New high
records for the past three years were
established in the refined z
market today when leading refiners
advanced list prices 10 to 90 points.
Some quoted fine sranulated as high
at $50 per pound. The jump WIS
due TO the continued strength of the
raw market and bullish reports as to
the Size Of the Cuban crop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
LARSON FILES AFFIDAVIT
AS COUNTY ENGINEER

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 49,
County Engineer Morgan +. Larson,
Mlddlesex county's state senator,
yesterday fled with the county clerk
an affidavit sworn to by him before
Stephen s. Somogyi. OF Perth An1boy,
promising to ~impartially and justly
discharge the duties Of his new Of
fee. Senator Larson today was In
this city for the purpose OF going
over the county engineering pro-
gram for the year which will re-
Quire his attention.
Senator Larson was appointed
county engineer to succeed Fred
erick c. Schneider who resigned last
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-18
Guilty of RlmhezzIins

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 1s--A
jury in the county court here yes
terday before Judge kirkpatrick
or, guilty of ~embezzling $50. when
he has collected as rental for Ike
prop erty owner. His bail was con-
tinued and he will be arraigned
for sentence on Friday.