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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09
Crescert Has Good shou

"Loubet's Musical Review one
OF the greatest acts in vaudeville st
the present time, heads the bill at
the Crescent theatre the first three
days Of this week. At the perform
ances yesterday afternoon and last
night the standing room only sign
displayed and people went wild
In applauding the singing and or
chestra music presented by the
twenty-five artists in this company
which is really a show in itself
There Is no doubt but what the
Crescent will be packed to the doors
at each remaining performances dur
ing the stay of this organization
here.
Other acts on this wonderful
program are: Joe La Veux. novelty
accordion playing; Verna Haworth
and Company. dance review: Sand
ifer and Venerble, coIored enter
tanners and Dorothy Richmond and
Company in a comedy novelty.
The photoplay is when Love
Comes" with Helen Jerome Eddy.
Tonight is opportunity night, when
cash prizes will be given to local
talent appearing on the stage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09
.SCULLYE ESTATE
MAY LOSE HOME
Foreclosure Suit Started
Against Late South Amboy
Congressman'S Son

NEWARK, Jan. Sra c. Smock
of Asbury Park, has been appointed
received in foreclosure proceedings
of the old summer home at Deal
of the late Congressman Thomas j.
Scully. The appointment was made
in a foreclosure suit brought by
Charles A. Hungerford against John
r. Scully. son of the ex-congress-
man, individually and as admins
traitor of his fathers estate.
The suit, which has been institu-
ted by the law firm of Durand,
Ivins & Carton Of Asbury Park,
counsel for Hungerford, is directed
against John IT. Scully. individually.
and as administrator of the estate
of the late congressman. The o
is the holder of a second mortgage
or the premises and it is alleged
that taxes for 1921 and 1922 are stul
unpaid.
Rumors of the late congressman's
financial condition yer prevalent
before his death, but he was able to
struggle along and was building up
his transportation business when he
was taken down with a fatal illness.
While he was in congress his bust
ness dwindled down. He died about
g yesr
cination and suspense that naturally
| go with a we'll built story.
Fred Niblo, the director Of the pic
ture, has evidently not forgotten the
| little stage tricks and effects that
! help to make a Broadway success.
| His deft handling Of the story is evil
! dent throughout the action. The
| plot is not a heavy one--in fact, it
all centers about one startling scene
but it develops so smoothly and
with such a d~irectness of purpose
that there is not one dull moment in
the whole film. In other words, it
tells its story without any tiresome
beating of the bush or struggling
through non-essential details,all of
which is very pleasing to one who
pays for legitimate entertainment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09
Strand Attraction

THE Woman He Married." a First
National attraction which opened a
three day engagement at the Strand
Theatre yesterday, presents Anita
Stewart as the star of a society
drama that is not too ultrafashion-
able to be human. Unfortunately,
but frequently, society as the screen
pictures 1t is a collection of better
than-those who specialize in stiff
necks and liveried buffers and are
absolutely innocent of a sense of hui
NOR.
This production is refreshingiy
free from that atmosphere, and its
characters, being just regular peo-
pie, are not only interesting in them
selves, but, by their sincerity and
ability they add Geat& % tsaa a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09
FERRY Co. MORTGAGE

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. s.-The
Jersey Coast Ferry Company, OPP
Grating between Tottenvlle and
south Amboy, has filed at the county
oierk's Office a mortgage in the form
of a deed of trust in favor OF the
American Trust Company. as trus-
tees. to secure a 100000 8 per cent
lien on the property of the ferry
company. w. T. Van Brunt, n OF
the company heads, signed the trust
documents.
II paws to advertise every day X you
change your business ad every week.
Get the Classified Ad Habit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09
F"REEHOLDERS MEET

NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. S.-The
board of freeholders met in special
session to discuss various subjects
before their regular meeting on
Thursday. The most important mat
ter was the accumulated bills due
since the end of December, but I'M
paid because all available funds
were made use of. The new budget
now in operation. will take care of
these bills.
1t has been practically decided
that there will be few changes in
the lineup of the committees for this
year.
Proportioning Of the state aid
money for road repair work was
discussed, but no real action taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09
CAPTURE IRISH ISLAND

BELFAST. Jan. 3 (By The Asso-
ciated Press)-Free State forces are
reported to have captured Quaker
Island in Tough Rec. between
Counties Longford and Roscommon.
Armored a r and airplanes were
used in the attack. None of the de-
tenders of the island escaped. ac-
cordtng to the report, four being
killed and the remainder taken
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09
SCHOOL TEAM
DEFEATS ST. MARY'S FIVE

In a return game on the knights
Of Columbus court yesterday after
noon, the Grammar school varsity
basketball team defeated st. Mary's
school team, 17-10. Thursday aft
ernoon Tottenville Junior High plays
here.
The Grammar school varsity may
orange a number OF games with
the Dexter quintet of this city in
thu near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09
LOCAL MANS FAIL FIXED

NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. g.
Steve Berinko, sixteen, OF Perth AM
boy, who was committed to the
county jail by Recorder Pickersgill
on q charge of breaking. entering
and larceny, had his bail fixed today
at $500 by Judge Daily. He expects
to secure a bondsman and be re-
leased awaiting the action of the
grand iury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09
STATE NEWS

ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 9.-state
Senator Emerson L. Richards, right
hand man of United States Senator
Walter Z. Edge, made public a con-
current resolution he will introduce
when the New Jersey legislature
eonvenes today, asking congress TO
modify the Volstead act.
1t is expected dry Republicans will
oppose the measure and there Is a
chance. observers said, the Demo-
Gratis may make a party issue of the
resolution, and line up with the dry
aide. despite the tact that most of
the Democrats were elected on a
wet ticket and Governor-elect Silzer
also b wst.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09

interest from May 8. from b. Liss-
berger and the Raritan Aniline
Works of Raritan township for eight
drums of aniline. The amount, long
due, is still unpaid, according to the
enYo nIain
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09

PRINCETON. Jan. s~.--ProfessoP
Henry Van Dyke, noted author and
former ambassador to The Neither
AaMdst resigned yesterday from
Princeton University faculty. He
was professor of English literature.
Professor Van Dyke is seventy. He
gave the reason for his resignation
his aesife TO devote more OF hts
inns to literature.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13

1ando. III prcsidente dc la As0ciaci6n
Americana dc Maestros de Espaiiol,
lc professor Scott Williams, lie ha in
vitado a dar una serie de confercncias
en- la Escuela Superior de Hollywood,
donde el buen .Amalio VA di0 la pri-
mera. con txito enorne.. Les hablo de
Asturias, la tuna de Iii Espaia moaer-
ma y en- las sucesivas les hablara dc
Araig5n dc i'ataluna. de Castillo, de
Navarro. dc Galicia, de Andalucia.
de Valencia. de toda ia Espapa ing)lor-
tail dc esa Espala fntcgramepte cQnsti
,tufdajcl 2 Dc cnero de 14933, va que fpt
lent0nceS,ral rendirse cl, liltimo baluar-
te lnahometano. 4 Granada i q los Be-
yes Cat0licos. ,cuanelo SO, eonsumi0 la
unidad nacional. En- aquel- molnentQ
fusionatlas las Coronas hispdnieas de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13
Notable aconteeimiento cinema
tografico en- los Estados Unidos

la pelicula extraordinaria de la Fox,
"El Mundo Mandate, precedida de nu-
meros de bales cantos apropiados
al tema de IA einta. A la aperture
concurrieron las mas distinguidas per-
sonalidades de Ia ciudad. y especial
mente, el. senor Eqgenio P. Cetran,
Gerente de la .speuE@al de la casa Fox
en- Buenos Aires,y elSr. Alberto Ro-
senvald, Gerente della de Rio de .Ja-
metro, que Theron ihvitsdos especial
mente por el senior Fox para que fue-
sen desde su fernotas' tlerras aapre-
senciar Ia arertara. Dichos Sfes. lie
garon de sus paises el propio dia del
estreno Nueva York, y para poder
llevarles a Filadelia a tempo, tuvie-
ron que salir inmediatamente por fe-
rrocarlil especial
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13

MARIA l.. DE REUS

Despues de haber permanecido una
breve temporada en- las pintorescas
montanas de GALES, ha regresado a
San Juan nuestra dilecta colaborado-
ra la joven poetisa Maria L. de Reus
martha Lomar).
Maria L. de Reus trae el proposito
de reanudar la publication de su gran
revista "Mujer", que tan destacada
personalidad Supo conquistar en- po-
quisimo' tempo, en- ell palenque de
nuestra prensa periodical.
Al dar la bienyenida a la gentil
escritora y encantadora amiga, nos
satisface anunciar la reaparicion de
"Mujer', esperada con impaciencia
por los espfritus avidos de dedica-
dos manjares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13
[ A MADRlNlA DE AMERICA

Leo en- lln dario de los Angeles es-
la noticia, que ia ScSuramcnte habrt
llcgado Espaila, cl maguo proyecto
dc erigir una grandiosa estatua IL la
memoria de In ISeina d0lia Isabel Ia Ca
t6lica en- In paradisiaca terra de Cali
fCrnia. Una cStatua coStcAda con los
donativos de las mujereS eSpanolnS
de las que. sin scrlo Sc enorGullez,
can de llevar rn su Sangre alguna 20
Ia de In sungre hiSpana. La Erimerl
muier quien Sc ha brindadq, este
prorecto poniGndolo hajo sus altsM-
rios. eS una madrileiia de regia cstr
nc. c,lyO solo nombre ya es todo
un sflnlolo. a. s. r. la infanta lloia
Isabel -
FL autor dc tan bella iniciativa es un
admiradfsimo compatriota nuestIo, que
hace ya algunos amos reside, ibicn
contra srl yoluntad.. muy lcj0s de Es7
paila. aunque IL Espaha Ia tienei en- .Sll
coraz0n: .Amalio Fernandez. Su nom
bre res0nara ante muchoS lectores co
mo Il de un resucitado. Por fortuna.
un resucitado que no tuvo ncceSidGd
de morrsl' para ser glOri0s0. FL gran
Amalo desapareci6 de nuestro Ma
dlid en- plcna apoteoSiS de su arte su-
prrlno. en rI que nadie le pudo supe-
rar. ahora So encuentra Ell Holly
wood-la marayill0Sa ciudad-cnma-
leon. como la llamara Blasco Ibdnez-,
renovando SuS laureles en los inmen-
Sos dccorados que 81 pinta para las
mas famosaS produccioncs cinemato-
Sralicns.
Para In rcaliZaci0n de SU proyccto
cucnta Amalio con un enthusiasm co
laborador: Il venerable Charles +,
Iunlmis, alltor de csc libro tituladO
los crpI0rddOrcS CspaH0lcs del SiglO
XTT. la mas gcncrGsa Gbra escrita pa
IA rendir un iusto homemade la la
bor de Espaila Ell America.
La iniciativa que ha tcnido. ANA
lio Fernandez is neccsario que Sc rea-
lice. v que csa rcalzaci0n So cfect1e
cuanto HntcS. Bien cstaran nuestroS
clogioS; pero Gstos no bastan. Els me-
hester uup sccundemos nuestraS pala-
bras con nucstras acciones. Contribu-
yan;os cuanto nGs sea possible por
todus los medios Il que esa inicitiva sc
conOzca haSta cn el mas apartado rin
con dundp So liable CaStcllanO, Y la
cstatua no tarlara en crigirse.
ST dc los 30 mI!oncs dc mujcrcs cs
ralolaS e hispauo-amcricanas sc con
sigucsc que caGa una dc elias Sc dcs
prcndicru NADIA mas que de ciHcO c6h
tiaos, pGdrian recogelsc dos milioRcS
y medic dc pesctds ~ Que muiel
SO ncgaria a dar esos cGntimOS? Ell pre-
Glcma solo cstd en- sabcr pedf"selos
La scmila esta cchada. ..Y ANA.
lio en- cspcra dc que gcrmine. no sc
duclmc. mi siquiera I:ara seguir so
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13
Notas de Cbras Publicas
PUENTE TERMlNADO

portar la tierras de los terrapleaes.
Reiteramos nuestra felicitaeion a
don JESUS Benitez, asi como al De
partamento del Interior, prestigiosa-
mente dirigido hoy por los Hons. Gui-
llermo Esteves Volckers y Gustavc
Ramirez de Arellano, en- la feliz ter
minacion de esta obra de fabrica, Gu
va construction SC hacia tan necesa.
ria, Y de la que va estA disfrutandc
el publico, pues desde la tardc del jue.
yes 6 del cursante diciembre Sc abrit
el paso franco por ell nuevo puente &
vehiculos y peatones.
Adelante! Ash Sc .hace patria: cor
la realization de obras practicamen
te utilitarias.
4.&., ~ + Cronista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13

Una nueva palma tiene que agre-
gar las muy numerosas va conquis-
tadas el muy competente ingeniero
civil y reputado contratista, don JESUS
Benitez Castano.
Y, clio 10 es la construction del bo-
nito puente de hormigon armada de
27 metros de longitud ga metros de
luz libre) sobre rio Puerto Nuevo,
carretera No. 2, seccion San Juan Ca
taio y Bayamon.
Esta obra de fabrica, por razon de
la naturaleza del terreno y las con-
diciones del sitio, fue proyectada pa
IA garantizar la mayor solidez posi-
e, debido al crecido nllnero de. We
hiculo pesados de motor que cruzan
diariamente esa seccion. 4.
Ash consiste en- su cimentaci6n y
subcimentacion de 25 pilotes de hor-
n1igon armada, de 45 pies de largo
cada uno, distributes entire las tres
pilas machones que estan emplaza-
das en- la linea entire ambos estribos,
sobre las cuales descansan las vigas
y la losa de horinigon armada, cons
truidas con una potente liga. A am
bos lados de la planta hay una ba-
randa de tubos de hierro galvanizado,
pintada de rojo, de % metros de Ion
eitud cada una, con sus ,correspon-
dientes bases de nauros de hoamig6n;
y hacia los accesos del puente Sc cons
truira una totalidad. de IL guarrue-
das de hormigon. Los muros de Sos
tenes an1bos lados de los estribos
estan con2truidos en- forma de ala,
(formando un angulo agudo con el
eje de la carretera) para mejor So
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13
f.. ALTO DE CELESTINO EN-
NHSGRACIA

\ las tres dp la madrugada de aver.
de! frcntr dcl Casino de Puerto Ri
co. Frrdiuan Colon, Luis Tomas Ri
zal, Hlasro Brlahal, sin cl consenti-
mi"nlo DE- 81 dur1o tomaron cl auto
m5yiI m1mcro 133G. propiedad de Ce-
lnSt;no y. Saliini, de Santurce. YEN
dos" Il corrcr en- cl mismo Y siendo
gllado por t'crdiI1n Colon que no rs
chauffeur. 10 chor6 contra un arbol en-
la .Aycnida Juan Ponce de Leon. pa
rada - o;asiuMdndole desperfectos
dr consideration. FL case seri de-
lumlciado Ii Cortc Municipal por
lurtn Go Use.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13

Ap@tur del nuevO Cine Fox en- Fila
della. al que concprrieroh ,espe-
cialmente los gerentes de las SUI :
ci.rsales Fox en- Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro.
Ante una nutrida v selecta concu-
rrencia, ell % de noviembre dltimo
llevose a cabo la dedication y aper-
'tura del nuevo Cine Fox. propiedad
de la Fox Film Corporation, en- la
ciudad de Filadelfa.
Constituye este acto un ,aconteci-
miento de importancia trascendental
para la cinematografia, por cuanto
Sc lie ha dado consideration a la afi
'cion del pdblico dichos eapectaculos
de diversion en- la construction espe-
cial de un edifcio Embellishments
ornamental. Representa- este esplen-
dido local, 10 mas moderno en- cons
truccion de su clase, tanto por ell de-
corado arquitectonico como por la
perfection acustica y de perspectiva
con que ha sido planeado.
Ell edificio consta de 16 pisos, y su.
construction ha costado $3,500,00o.
En- la planta baja esta situado el
teatro que consiste de Ia platea, v un
balloon de tertulia con palcos a su
frente. Ell auditorio integro ipeluye
$500 localidades Ell prcscenio ha 81
elo destinado una orquesta de 120
maestros que diariamente hacen las
tlelicias dc los espectadores con la
excelente ejecuci6n de mdsica clasica
popular.
70 Sc estren0 el cinemat6grafo con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13

IsabQ y de Fernando, naci6 la Espa
ila de hoy ante Ia liiStoria: Gcslum
bYaba POGO desputS Il G,s muutIos, y
en- todo cl globo tcrriuuco no hubo ma
ci0n mas granGc, hi mas adnirada
Isabel la Cat0lica, madrc &c csta Es-
paila, fut Ia madI'ina d. America q. i.
a Ia n,ad"e Y madlna Sc lc debc un
homenaje cn Ill TERRA que ensanch6
:sus ;;oninios. abricndo III Viejo Nun
Go un Nuevo Mundo....
Amalio Ferndndcz nos 10 ha rccor-
dado patri0ticame'tc.- Miguel d. HI
Trogq. -,
Nueva York. 1923. .N, .,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13
DIVORCIADOS

La Cortc de Distrito dc San Juan
diStrito primcro. ha dcclarado roto Y
disuelto el vfnclllo matrimonial dc
nucstro Fcompaiipro senior Angel Ra.
mos, administrator interino df nucs-
tI'o estimado coleGa "El Mundo". Y lii
senola Laura Bozzo quien fut fam
bi6n emplcada del citado colcga en- el
lepartamento Gle Administrator.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13
CONCESIONES TARIFARIAS
HISrAN01TALIANAS

Por cl nuero tratado de comer"i" en-
tire Espaiia Italia VA en- vigor. LII pri.
mera concede' a In seslmda el trata
miento dc Ia mas favorccida naci6n Ell
artfcuios claSlficadoS en- mas dc 90t
rartidas dc Ia t1rifa cspailola: Y la
scgunda conccde la otra especial re
ducci6n tarifaria on II prOductos cs-
pafioles, algunos de los cualcs son Sar-
dinas, frutus. nueceS. hicrro, pasas. vi
nos fucrtes. licorcs varioS Y vinos or
dinarioS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13
aLUNA JIRA'.

Hemos rccibdo invitaci6n para una
Jirn- -rasadfa uue In de lleyarse j 4
cfecto e1 pr6ximo domingo Is, Ell la
rcsidencia de don Luis de Ia cruz, el
Pueblo Viejo. tFinca Caneia.) )4.H
Los invitados habr;ln de reunirse pa
ia salir hacia ei lugar de la fiesta, e
pr6ximo domingo, las nueve de Ia
mailana. en- el Victory Garden.
Muy reconocidos por la invitaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-13
RECORD DE LAS CIvILIZACIONES

Les arquc6logos francrsrs continGan
hallando aSUmhrusnS records de la ci-
vilizaciGm :'e harr 12.O00 amos. Ell q
Dcpartamento del Let han sido dc@,i-
hi"rias camaraS Subtrrr;imvaS ) on Gs-
tas pedcrnal2S. oSamcntaS de anima-
les. cucrnoS Y madrraS lahradaS. Les
mur0s de In cavcrua cStln adurnaGcS
con arte mfStiro, bicn pintadcS eS-
culpido%, sicnio los colorcS inyariahl"-
mentc tah?co. roio Y negro. rodcadu-
de imprrsionrS tfpiraS Il mano. que
los eXpertos intcrprrtan como >i2hG-
de oraci6n por Ii multiplication de las
rSr~cies animalcS. para que las anti
guas tribuS no carcrirscM dc aimcn-
to en- les aiioS dc CScaScZ.
Evening star., 1923-05-04
THREATEN TO JAIL
CULT QUIZ COUNSEL
Court Demands Reasons of Nelson
for Refusing to Enlighten
Grand Jury.
By tie Associated Press.

BY tie Associated Press
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, May 4-Walter
M. Nelson. Detroit, attorney, who Is
suing and Is being sued by the House
OF David colony, which is under in
Vestigation by the state for alleged
immoral practices. is threatened with
jail sentence for contempt Of court
unless he cites his reasons for de-
Ginning to testify before the grand
jury.
Nelson represents the Bamford sis
ters In their suits totaling 100000
against the colony, charging Benja-
min Purnell, the cults leader, with
immortality, and Is defendant in a
$l6O.O00 SANDER case filed by the COL
ony as a result of the Bamford liti-
cation: The Hansel family. which
recently won a suit in the federal
court OF Grand Rapids against the
colony, was represented by Nelson.
Hilda Pritchard. former member of
the cult. became the grand jury's
SECOND special assistant after she tes-
tIHed yesterday. With Mrs. Hazel
wade Worth she will assist in ques-
tioning girl residents at Shiloh, the
home Of King" Benjamin.
Mrs: Gladys Bamford Rubel. one OF
the girls suing the colony, has been
hidden by Nelson, Benjamin T. Rubel,
her husband, testified yesterday.
Evening star., 1923-05-04
MRS. STOKES REFUTES
NEGRO MAIDS STORY
Wife of Wealthy New Yorker, Sued
for Divorce, Asks Money to
Bring in Witness.
By tho Associa ted Press.


CHICAGO. May 4-Mrs. W. E. D.
Stokes. wife Of the wealthy New
York hotel proprietor, hes asked the
court to allow her $500 to take to
New York Mrs. Nell Rose Miller.
negress. there to deny the story the
latter told In a deposition taken here
in connection with a rehearing of d.
vorce action instituted by Mr.. Stokes.
Mrs. Miller. formerly a waitress in
New York tearoom, testified yester-
day before Julian Z. Ryer. attorney,
appointed by Judge Joseph E. New
berger of the New York superior
court as a special commissioner to
take her testimony. that she had
served lunches to Mrs. Stokes and
Edgar T. Wallace in the latters
apartment over the tearoom. Mrs.
Stokes while clad in flimsy garments,
the waitress testified, often opened the
door to admit her.
The witness identified two pictures
of Mrs. Stokes. but when handed forty
photographs, some of them of others
than Mrs. Stokes, the negress became
confused and declined to attempt to
identify any of them.
Mrs. Stokes did not appear at the
hearing. She said she thought the
witness had been coached.
Mr. Stokes was denied a divorce in
the original action which named Wal
lace
Evening star., 1923-05-04
SUN'SARMY BEATS
OFF CANTON ATTACK
Re?uIses Kwangsi Troops
Near Southern Capital,
Enemy Retreats in Rout.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HONGKONG, May 4.-Southern con-
stitutionalist forces of Sun Vat Sen.
the Canton leader. are reported to
have gained a decisive victory over
the armies menacing Canton. The
enemy. outf1anked, is said to have
been routed after fighting. in which
both suffered the severest casualties.
The main battle began Sunday,
when the Sun Vat Sen forces made a
general attack on the enemy. who oc-
cupied strong positions on hill
along the Canton -Hankow railway.
The turning point of the battle came
Monday according to the reports re-
ceived here. The constitutionalists.
by wide detour, succeeded in strik-
Ing at the eremy's rear, and the
kwangsi soldiers, demoralized when
they found themselves outfianked by
considerable force, retreated to-
ward the border Of kwangsi province.
Evening star., 1923-05-04
FIGHTING CONTINUES.
Both Sides Suffer Heavy Casualties
in Battle on River.

BY the Associated Press.
CANTON, May 4.-Fighting con-
tinues along the North river, with the
Sun 1at Sen party claiming impor-
tant progress. The Sun report is
doubtful, however. Both sides have
suffered heavy casualties.
The dishanded troops Of Gen. Chen
Chiung-M Ming have been taken over
by Wong Funs Lun, who is attack
ing the Sun Vat Sen forces on the
East river. On the West river all
communication and transportation
has been stopped and there Is desul-
tory fighting.
Dissenson in the Yunnanese COM
mand has resulted in the resignation
of Chi Pei-Teh. chief of staff, strong
supporter of Svn Vat Sen.
The militariStS have petitioned DR..
Sun to start another expedition
against the north. Some of his sup
porters have resigned official posi-
tions. He has appointed Wu Me
Fung chief of the salt inspectorate.
replacing the nominee of the Picking
government.
Evening star., 1923-05-04
ASK JAPAN FOR SHIPS.
Soviet Says Opportunity Given to
Show Good Faith.

MOSCOW, May An. Karakhan,
soviet undersecretary Of state for for
eign affairs, has sent a note to Toxic
asking that the Japanese government
turn over to Russia five Of Admiral
Starks' refugee ships now at Gensan.
Korea The note remarks that this
would be an opportunity for Japan to
show her good faith in connection
with Tokio's recent offer Of partial
resumption Of relations with Russia
Evening star., 1923-05-04

BOILED
SALAD DRESSING
1 cup Borden's Evapo-
rated Milk
2 egg yolks
1 egg white
4 tablespoons melted butter
2 tablespoons vicegar
Il teaspoon salt
u teaspoon mustard
Few grains cayenne pepper
H teaspoon sugar
Evening star., 1923-05-04
PLANS RETURN TO LEAGUE

BUENOS AIRES. May 4.-Reincor-
poration Of Argentina in the league
Of nations will be proposed by Presi-
dent de Alvear in his annual message
to congress next Monday. according
to La Nacion.
Evening star., 1923-05-04
The Infected Sebum
in Your Hair

Sebum is an oil. It forms at the
follicIes of the hair. Its natural
function is to supply the hair with
oil
But frequently it becomes in
fected. 1t cakes on the scalp; clogs
the follicles and plugs them.
Germs by the millions breed in
Evening star., 1923-05-04

Go to any drug
gist or depart
nent store today.
Ask for the Van
Ess Liquid Scalp
Massage on the
S-bott1e treat
nent plan. Writ
ten guara ntee
accompanies it.