davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-22
"NE vSE DOBRE - co PRI-
CHAZf S Hurry"
Policistovi spadl ma hlavu cely
aparat ma vyrabeni kofalky.

Sousedi jisteho domu ma w
chodni lie. ul. oznamili ma po-
lici, re z uvedeneho domu wy
chazi podezfely zapach a o
toto udani opren, vymohl 81
serzant Charles Marsh z poll
cejni stanice Broadway-Jones
rd. dovolenf k domovni prohlid
ce, kterou vykonal "a asisten-
ce straznikI Dominika Hobana
a Julia Gleina. Ma druhem
patre nalezli destilacni aparat
ponekud 'slusnejsfch' rozmern,
hned ma 40 gallonG, 27 sudi
kvasiva a 20 gal. hotove jiz
whisky.
Marsh nektere soucastky vi
nopalny hazel okny ma uici,
kde Hoban vse chytal a ukla-
dal do ambulance. Ale aparat
byl k podobnemu "vyletu" pff
lis tezky, proto jej spousteli
strazcove nasi bezpecncsti i
cnosti, po provaze. Mrska a.
parat ale proyedl, jeste We chvi
Ii, kdyz mu m6lo byti "a KRAFT
ko jiz odzvoneno, policii sered-
ny kousek, pojednou Sc totiz
utrhl a vletel dole cekajicimu
Hobanovi primo ma sidlo mou-
drosti. Tyz byl talk zle pora-
ncn, re musel byti v nejvetsf
rychlosti dopraven do nemoc-
mice sv. Alexise, kde mu lekaTi
velkou ranu ma hlave zasili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-22
:::ss1E3E1E1I1 E3E3EE3
Do Mt. Pleasant.

Dftky skoiy J. A. Komen-
sky sejdou Sc ma Cesky Den u
sine TO- hodin rano, odkud
spolecne vyjdou ku Union ka-
re. V teto Special" pojedou
pod dozorem ucitela bez pre-
sedani az k zahrade. kazde
ditko 81 prinese sc jizdne. -
Special" kara jest pouze pro
ditky a ucitele. Jest nutno.
ably cely Skolni Patronat byl
tez v csa ma miste, tax ably
vSe Slo hladce.
B. sEDLECKY, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-22
FINANCNf REVISE THE Gle.
VELAND DISCOUNT CO.
Ztraty akcionari presahuji
sedm miliOni.

VySIcUch uIOuIlO UCckdNdIie
revise stavu The Cleveland
Discount Go. vcera receivry L.
verejneny potvrzuje vyslovene
obavy, ze totiz tax zvane akcie
obycejne jsou dnes bezcenny-
mi a hodnota akcii preferova-
nych We vysi S7,O15.600 jest
vice jak pochybna. z celkove
splaceneho karitalu S9,566.-
67O zbyva skutecneho imeni as
$2,331.O0O tax ze skoda podil-
nikd da Sc vyjadriti presnou
cifrou S7,234.323. V smutnem
tomto vysledku nejsou ale do
sud zapocitany mozne zisky a
ztraty spolecnosti vyplyvajici
z prodeje nemovitosti spolec-
nosti.
Receivrove William L. David
a Gardner Abbot oznamEji no
Teji uvedena fakta jednotli-
vym akcionafim We forme do
pisI, doprovozenym strucnym
financnim vytahem az do %.
unora, kdy 1stav byl dan pod
kuratelu. Ma hospodafstvi spo
lecnosti bylo upozorneno re-
signaci zakladatele a presiden-
ia Kirbyho. O Zprave bude
dnles receivry konferovati O.
kresni navladni Edw. C.. STAN
ton.
Financni revise take ale od-
kryva, re 1stav pracoval Sc
schodkem kazdym rokem a ST.
ce roku 1921 $1,476.8S5 ro-
ku 1922 S deficitem jeste vet
Sim S2.624.975 - vcetEe OBJ
nosu S961.S25, ktery vyplacen
byl akcionarum jako dividendy
z "podilu ma z;sku". Zkratka
v 1cetnictvi provad6no bylo
hotove zonglerstvi, kterez jest
omlouvano moznou nadeji, re
by pristi financni uspechy vse-
chny podobne "skoky" urovna-
ly, cemuZ ale bylo zabran6no
dosazenim receivrG.
Byvaly president Josiah Kir
by vcera pravil, re revise ne
objevila vlastne mic novtho, ze
jen dokazuje, re by spolecnost
Sc udrzela, kdvby do upadku
nebyla hnana q ze by skutecne
obchody, ktere il byly znemoz-
neny, uvalenim receivrli by j.
ste ustav sanovaly. Dale veri,
ze ztraty akcionaru nebudou
fax velke. iak We financni zpra
We jest uvedeno.. Jz dnes Jest
Skoda. podilniku 0 $2,00O.000
mensi nez-li V zprave prvni pu
st6ne do sveta as pred dv6ma
mesici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-22
STRzENY KABEL ZAVINII
ZATMENf.

Obyvatelstvo Okoli Denison
a Fulton rd. bylo zbaveno ulic-
niho osvetleni nasledkem str
zeni kabelu, lltery rozvadel e.
nergii do dvou kabeld podruz-
nych. Tina Zavladla ma ulicich
po n6kolik hodin, coz Sc stalo
i noe pred tim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
RRAVY I CESKO-SLOVENSKA

Najvassia poptavka bola 0 seno,
ovos dobrej jakosti, jarnd pseni-
Gu, knkuricu q V mensej miere Q
jacmen. Ceny 81 pevne. Predavalo
sa: 100 kg psenice "a 145-l55 K.
100 kg zita "a so 95 X. 100 kg
,jasmena so 95 kor. 400 kg ovsh
|95-fOo kor. 100 kg kukurice 95
do 100 kor. 100 kg bielej fazule
80 do 100 kor. 100 kg barvistej fa-
zule M-7O kor. v marci objavila
|sa prva domaca jarna zelenina ma
trhu, rychlena parenistiach.
Otazky socialne Nezamestna-
most rol 'nickeho robotnictva sa
postupne mensf lebo mnoho ludi
odchadza ma jarne roboty do Ces-
ka, ma Moravu, Rakdska atd'. V
krajinach, kde repu dochovavajil
docielene bolo lplnej dohody. Gu
kfoyar Hrusoyany uzayiera smlu-
WI domaeiini pestovatel'm mi GU
krovei repy<Epo Kes 1880 "a 100
Ikg. Inac me lzi .pl 'nfctvom panu-
je pokoj a chut,, ku praci.. V u
zavierani kolektivnych smllv pre-
sezonne robotnictvo sa ustavicne
pokracuje. /
Organizacne.-Na celom Slo-
venskn su usporiadane prednasky,
zakladane chovatel'ske druzstva,
lesnicke sp6lky, atd'.
Zaznamanania hodnyln je rucll
Y zakladani odborovych organi.
zaciii slovenskeho. rol'nickeho do
rostu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
nAsILIENk rRoDUKCtA MA
sLovlleSKU.
syTK'.

ktore sd zacalo Is. marca potrvaio
Priaznivss, teple ! slime pocasie,
az do konca mesiasa.s Tymto sn-
moznilo rychle prevadzanie jar.
nej siatby, ktora ma Annoho mie,
stach koncon mesiaca bola skon-
Gcna. " priazniyych polohach "a
calo sa so sadenim rannych zemia.
kov, vGasnei zeleniny siatim GU.
kroyky. Stav ozimin ukazuje sa
dobrym, d d'ateliny sd prostrednej
akosti. ].
Produkcia zivocisna. CelkovJ
stav hospodarskej zveriny je do
bry, hlavne jeho zdravotny stav is
uspokojuj1ci. Vzdor tomu,ze '
jaseni hrozila kriticka nudza kr.
mivo nasledkom pohnitia mnoho
krmu ma poll, dosledky toho ne.
boly prilis skodlive, ako sa ocaka.
valo. Nahradu nasiel rol'nik v do
brej jarnej slame a dobrom jac.
meni a~oysi, ktorytm gazdovia kr-
mill dobytok. z tohoto dovodu ne
mono hovorit 0 hromadnom cd.
predaji MATERIAL ma chovu,, ,ako, to
bolo zine 1921 1-22. Dobytsie tr.
hy boly silno obosielaae. Zpoeiat.
ku bola vel'ka poptavka 8 t'azne
voly, neskorsie po dojnJch kra.
vach.
Ceny v zivej vahe "a kilogram
'pohybovaly sa Tame voly a doj.
ne kravy 6-S K. Mlady dobytok
- X. Dobytok ma jatku 81 X
Tel 'ata TO X. Prasce lib X.
Made prasiatka "a par 10000
*. Kone "a jedneho, 1000 do 5000
Kor. .Kone ma zabitie 2--3 X "a
kllo. sa..
Tyztielfale a vyrocne trhy vel
mi 6sivly d okrem mnozstva po-
travin privazane bolo al obilie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25

NeSamestnanost Y KoSiciach
Podl IA vykazu kosickej sprostred-
kovatel'ne prace 70 dna 2. anaja
1928 hl'ada v Kosiciach zamest-
mamie 692 otcov rodfn. Pracu vsak
mohlo ich dostat' len 81.
Drevarslra burza ' Bratisla-
ve otvoren4. dina 12. apr. otyore-
ma bola Bratislaye drevarska
burzas "a 1casti min. pre- Sloven-
'sko drasK Kallaya q zastupcov zupy,
mesta, .bankovyeh, obchodnych a
priemyselnyeh kruhov.
Pokojne oslavy l. maja.s Ma
jove oslavy y celej republike mi
nu1y iplne pokojne a dostojne.
Pokial ide o protestnil stayku
ma zelezniciach, s1 Wilsonovho
nadrazia v Prahe hlasene diva prl-
.pady, kde jeden vlak ma Proti-
vim a jeden ma BeneSov nasled-
kom stayky strojvodcov' So one
skorily 0 jednu hodinu.
Move dokazy mad 'arskych
zverstvach. Po vysetrenf pripadu
'beStialneho zavrazdenia cs. finan.
.cneho strazmajstra Sedlacka, kto-
re sa skoncilo 30. apr, bol vyse-
trovany pripad zranenia cs. straz-
majstra Zvacha "a. marca. Bolo
zistene, ze nasa straz bola Mad ar
mi napadnuta ma cs. 1zemi. Vo
yeci zranenia cs. straznika Po-
d 'oura dna Is. marca bolo cs.' le-
gaciou konstatovane, ze Dol po-
streleny cd chrbta ma cs. nzemi.
Konecne bola prejednana srazka
pri Perine, kde boil zraneny mad ,:
straznik 10th, ktory tdto srazku
.vyprovokoval tym, re ma cs. uze.
mi dva razy vystrelil ma cs. straz'
rnikov.
- Jan Botte doktorom techni-
ckych' We'd. Miestopredseda Mar.
:Shromazdenia Ito je ten sloven-
sky poslancc agrarnej stran,
ktory 'sa hanbi slovensky .sne.
movni hovorit irlz. Jan Botto,
Dol ma ceskej vysokej skole tech
nickel Prahe povysseny "a dok-
tora technickych We'd.
- Podpora v nezamestnanosti.
Dl'a zvesti krajovych casopisov,
vyplatene bolo Cd januara 1919.
do konca roku 1922 - teda "a
styri roxy - CS. republike $50
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
smilionov i 3s0837 kordn podp6r
u i1ezamestnanosti.

nilionov. / $50, ,S37 kordn podp6r
i nezaniestnanosti.
Analfabeti Y Is. vojsku. Mi
nuleho roku bolo cs. armade
1850 analfabetov. Podl'a jedno-
|tIivych narodnostf mali medzi Sc
bou Cesi O.22 proc. analfabetov
Nemci OBS proc, Mad'ar 2.44
proc, Slovaci Sol Rusini 21.34
|procentov.
"a evanjelicku fakultu ne
bratislavslzej univerzite. Zastupct
cvanjelickej cirkve na Slqvensku
biskupi tar j. Janoska a S. Zoch i
dozorci dr Vanovie a DIR Iyanka
|intervenovaii u Prahe ma kompe'
tentnych miestach OIL 'adom utvo
renia samostatnej fakulty prote,
stantskei Bratislave, ktora by
mala vychovavat' knazsky doros1
|pre ODE konfesie protestantske
pre- evanjelilxov j angl. vyznania
Taketo rozriesenie otazky vycho.
vayania ev. knazov ma Slovenskl1
by bolo najss 'astlivejsie je ma
dej, ze k tomu pride. v tomts
smysle intervenoval v minister
|stve skolstva i. odborny referenl
A. stefanek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
|NBPLAfr1 1ENf IANDL0R-
DOvI, PLATTE no SEBE,
MA svOJ DOM!

Kto ma 1900 $1,000 pehazi plati
rent cudzicmu, nsrobi nddre. Nd splA-
cat J tic peniaze ma syoj vlastny dom.
Peniazc platens 90 rent, nikto Wac ne
tlostane nazad, kto vsak plati na svoj
dom, ten ich m5ze dostatt 4 i intcre-
soma byva zdarnm. Preto ie " zauj-
me kazdehe, ably svlastnn sxoj dom.
Tu. podavam soznam niekol ,lSah do
NOV, ktors povazujem "a vyborn6 kd-
by. .vsetky musia byt' predan6, pretp
ich ceny bo1y hodne srazene. Kto zamy.
;l'a kupovat dom, mech nemcska, lebo
eeny domov idd naozaJ Ease horc. sta.
vebnv material drazie4 vel mi
4 izbovy dom, mastal pre- krav, len
$3.50.
6 izbovy dom, vsetkys pohodlia, utica
llazdena, pri South Ave. Totosje lac
nota "a $4700.
S izbovy dom, dubovy finis, kdpelha,
fornes, lot 5Oxl54, lacnota "a $4950.
4 izbovy dom, gaz, voda, dlazdena II
Iica ma jednej strane, duplovany garadz,
ma rohu E. Myrtle Ave. Len $3.50.
Rohovy lot, vyborny pre- obehod, ma
Bellevista Ave., "a $3.50. So
izbovy dom moderny v kaSdom o.
Ill 'ade, pri Oak St., $4650.
izbovy dom ma &Tyndale Ave, for
nes, gaz, voda, ovocne' stromy-lacnota
"a $325O. s. ~ - Il
izbovS dom pantry, fornes, gaz,
elektrika, tcpla studena voda. ma Erie
medzi i. Myrtle Williamson. Lacno,
len $3.50. u 81. W
Styfi 4 izbove domy prave vybudp-
yane, gaz, elektrika, fornes, dolne izby
papierovane a oblocn6 zaclony polozens
predavajd sa po $3e5o.. Hotovych treba
malo, ostatok ma splatky.
Nam este al inc domy, komu by tietc
nestasily. Kto chec svoj hajetok pre-.
dat alebo zamenit', mech 81 no da dc
prcdaju u nina. Heslom mi jc: RICHLY
obrat, maly zisk. j, II
MATEJ MRAZ,
32o-22 w. Federal St. ": redakcii)
| 'OBa tclefony. /,
Byt: 14S4 South Ave. Tel. Auto. 1906
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
Krematorium v !. Bratislavt

Krematorium v ! Bratislavs
ma byt' vybudovane ma zaklade
navrhu podanehe socialistickyni
clenmi mestskeho zastupitel 'stva,
v tom smysle, ze tento dstav by
boil mestsky a sluzil by zlacneniu
pohrabnych poplatkov. 0 navrhp
bude svolana tieto dni poradas0d-
bornikov, ktora ma ustalit' fakul-
tatiynost' pohrobovania ohnom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25

- Je mozno dajakn nemil1 vec
prehltnnt ale ked to spravime
caste, pokazime 81 zaludok.
Evening star., 1923-10-03
ASKS EXTRA WEEKS
TO CONGRESS Term
Mr.. Young Says Only Thus
Can Work BE Ended
for Conventions.

A special session of Congress this
fall in order to give an opportunity
to that body of completing its work
before the national political conven-
tons next simmer was advocated by
Representative George NJ. Young Of
North Dakota at luncheon of the
Rotary Club here today.
Mr.. Young said:
Last year Congress was called to
meet in extra session fourteen days IN
advance of the regular session. The
thoughtless or uninformed would re-
gard this as unimportant in respect
to the handling of legislative pro-
gram.
"As a matter of fact, to begin few
le-kS ahead of the regular session
spells the difference between Con-
gress right up and coming and one
helplesslY slow and behind with It's
work.
when Congress does not meet until
December little is done until after
the Christmas holidays. 1t requires
some time to select the committees
and get Congress thoroughly organ
iZed and experience shows that as a
rule no work is done in earnest until
January. In fact, for that reason
some members of Congress do not
come back to the Capital until then.
What happened last year demon,
strated what an early start would
accomplish Congress met on Novem-
Der 90, only fourteen days in advance
of the regular session. but on Decem-
Der 81, four of the big appropriation
bills had been passed. II the mem
hers of CONGRESS want to Swelter
around here next summer in the heat
they should delay meeting until De
cember but if they want to do their
work in an orderly way during cool
weather they should meet in extra
session early in November"
Evening star., 1923-10-03
CARTER UNDAUNTED
BY PHARAOH GHOST
Leaves for Luxor. Convinced
Spirits Did Not Kill Lord
CarnaVon.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, October 3.-Howard Car
ter. the American Psychologist, left
for Luxor and the Valley of the
Kings today to resume his excava-
tions at the tomb of Tutankhamen.
The scientist said he had not the
slightest belief that any occult in
fuence was responsible for the death
of Earl Carnavon, who succumbed to
fever after discovering the tomb, and
that he had no fears for himself in
that direction.
TT is rather too much to ask me
to believe that some spook is keep
.nS watch and ward over the lead
Pharaoh, ready to wreak vengeance
un any one who goes too near" Car
ter said.
At Trieste he will be Joined by the
American experts who are to assist
him in the unsealing of Tutankha-
mems sarcophagus. and this task
vilI be started soon after their ar
rival at Luxor. Mr. Carter expects
this seasons work to last ABOUT iour
months He reiterated his intention
of leaving the mummy of the Pha-
roah in it's present resting place,
IF we disturbed the body" he
said I'VE would be no better than
the tomb robbers Of other days. All
We shall do is to examine the body
and the manner in which 1t was laid,
and from our findings we shall prob
This young king of the Nile which
iS at present unknown. After our
Investigations are finished we shall
leave Tutankhamen to his eternity"
Evening star., 1923-10-03
HEARINGS ON PHONE
AND GAS RATES URGED
Revisions Have Not Been Made in
Year, Says William NICK.
Clayton.

When the Federation of Citizens
Associations holds its first fall meet
ing, some time this month, William
Mex. Clayton, chairman of the COM
mtttee on utilities, will recommend
that inquiry be made into the earn
ings of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company and of the Wash
ington Gas Light Company.
Mr.. Clayton indicated today that he
would ask the federation for author
ity to apply to the Utilities Commits
sion for formal public hearings or
the rates of both corporations
The federation's representative took
the position that more than a year
has elapsed since these particular
rates were revised.
There was a telephone hearing not
long ago, but it was held to consider
the company's application for a re,
duction of so cents a month in the
rate for unlimited residence service
Evening star., 1923-10-03

Former service women are to be
admitted to soldiers homes.
The War Department announced
yesterday the action of the board of
managers of the National Home for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers in hav-
ing decided to provide separate fa-
cilities for women at selected points.
Religious services, entertainments
and recreation and educational op-
poltunities at the homes will be at
tended in common by the men and
women. tuberculosis cases will be
accommodated at the Milwaukee
home and other cases at Danville.
Ill
$50 May Enter.
Declaring it was desirable to find
out as soon as practicable the number
| of women who might desire to enter
| the homes, the announcement said the
| only indication at this time lay in the
| disability claims received at the Vet
| eranS Bureau. On this basis, IL was
| estimated that about 400 women
| would seek admission to institutions
where medical or other care could
Evening star., 1923-10-03

was pointed out that an honorable
discharge from the Army, Navy or
Marine Corps was enough where there
was sufficient disability, and that the
disability mighe be due to old age or
sickness and not have been incurred
in service.
Those admitted may be discharged
from the homes when cured at their
own request, and government trans
, portation to the homes will be pro-
vided for eligible applicants. Appii-
cation blanks are obtatnable from
the homes at Dayton, Ohio; Milwau-
kee. Augusta, Me-; Hampton. Va.
Leavenworth. Kans.; Los Angeles
Marion, Indiana, Danville, Johnson
City, Tenn, and Hot Springs, ). ID.
In spite of the many SHOOTING
piace IL still too crowded.
Evening star., 1923-10-03
u. S. Soldiers Homes Opened
To Women War Veterans

be provided. During investigation of
disability claims IL was disclosed that
but per cent of the women enlisted
In the war presented disability claims,
whereas more than 13 per cent of the
men did so.'
The statement said that a search Of
$4,000 disallowed disability claims
was necessary to discover the 96S
cases of ex-service women of whom
there is definite record.
Only Discharge Needed.
In outlining conditions for admis-
sion of women to a soldiers home it
Evening star., 1923-10-03
TIMBER FUNDS APPORTIONED.

Through distribution of money re-
ceived by the government from tim
Der sales. grazing permits and other
uses of national forest lands, Arizona
has received s154,577. New Mexico,
$46.114, and Alaska, S15,77S for the
fiscal year 1928. Secretary Wallace
anncuncad tOdaV
Evening star., 1923-10-03
NAME RESERVE GENERALS.

Appointments of,general officers in
the Officers. Reserve Corps of the
Army have been announced at the
War Depa rtment as follows: Brig.
Evening star., 1923-10-03

Gen. Ora E. Hunt, In the inspector
generals department, Berkeley. Calf;
Brig. Gen. Samuel McRoberts nf Mt.
Kisco, N. Y. In the ordnance depart
ment, and Brig. Gen. Edward Orton
Evening star., 1923-10-03
jr., of Columbus. Ohio, in the Quar-.
termasters Corps.

In sacred writings frequent mem
tion is made of needle work,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
THEATRES
Majestic Attraction

Many who have observed the
phenomenal success of Po1a Negri,
the famous continental star, who
swept the country by storm as a re-
suit of her work in Passion" have
gained the impression, without
thinking, that her whole success was
obtained in an equally easy manner.
But such was not the case. Sue
cess in her work as a motion picture
actress only came rs a result of
hard work and many bitter dis
appointments. Untried and unknown
actresses are not starred in big spec
tacles such as is Passion and Zone
Arabian Night"
Po1a Negri had to fight and fight
hard for the recognition and fame
which she has sc justly won
Her Vendetta" which will be the
attraction at the Majestic theatre for
three days commencing Thursday is
one of the big dramatic productions
in which she has played.
Vendetta is Of the most SEN
sationally dramatic pictures that has
ever appeared on the screen and
only a great artistic Of the calibre of
Pola Negri could convincingly handle
the difficult scenes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
Crescent Attractions

Today the Crescent theatre offers
an entire new program of vaudeville
and motion pictures. This theatre
has gained much popularity during
the past few years as the theatre
where only the best in photoplays
and vaudeville Is seen and 1t is with
the utmost care that the Crescent
management selects acts and photo
plays in order to uphold this reputa-
ton.
Today the acts consist Of the fol-
lowing: Raymond & Geneva, in the
one-man show: Kennedy & Wynn,
clever entertainers: Herman Review,
the funniest act in v~audevilie: Gill
bert Sisters and Armstrong, in versa
tility: Harris & His Maids in q musi-
cal review.
The photoplay is "Good Men &
True" featuring Harry Carey, a
splendid photoplay Of love and adj
venture. There is also a good comedy
and a late news
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
At The Strand

King Henry VIII. of England,
gives a tournament in honor Of the
birthday of his younger sister,
Princess Mary Tudor. and Brandon a
knight overcomes all contestants, in
GLIDING the proud Duke of Bucking-
ham. Brandon is summoned to the
royal box where the Princess gives
him a golden necklace and the king
appoints him Captain of the Royal
Guards. 1t is quite evident that the
Princess has fallen in love with the
handsome knight.
But the Princess is only a pawn
in the Kings game of imperial poll
tics. King Louis XII, of France,
bids highest, but when she sees the
portrait of the decrepit old monarch,
Mary resents being married to that
withered wreck of a king.
In her dilemma, Mary consults a
famous fortune-telIer. The Duke of
buckingham tries to abduct her, but
Brandon rescues her. For this he is
arrested at a dance at Hampton
Court and imprisoned but Mary Sc
cures his release. Disguised as a
boy, she tries to e1ope with Brandon
tt America, but they are overtaken
and arrested.
Brandon Is condemned to death,
but just as he is mounting the block,
and the headsman's axe is poised,
Mary wins his pardon by promising
to marrv the King of France. She
bargain with her brother, however,
that she shall be permitted to choose
her second husband to suit herself.
The Princess is received with royal
honors in Paris, but old Louis soon
discovers that while he h. : bargain
ed for a Queen, he has Lot gained
a wife. Mary leads him a merry
chase and he soon dies.
But Francis /, his successor to the
throne of France. has fallen in love
with Mary and is determined to
palace, from which Brandon rescues
her and they make a wild dash
through a driving r~afnstorrn for
freedom.
In England Henry VIII has 1ust
been informed that Francis I wants
to Marry Mary and will give even a
better price than his predecessor -
when in walks the smiling Princess.
Henry embraces her and says:
"You must return to France, sis
ter: Francis seeks your hand"
IT would gladly marry Francis,
brother, but my husband might OBJ
ject."
Cardinal WoIsey confirms the
Kings promise to let the Princess
choose her second husband, but the
jealous Duke Of Buckingham objects
that a Princess of the blood royal
can not marry a commoner. Where
upon Mary wheedles the King into
making Brandon the Duke of Suf-
folk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
ON SALE
Of DRY DOCK
Agreement Between P. A. Dry
Dock Co. and Emergency
Fleet Corporation

The 10000 ton floating dry dock
at the Perth Amboy Dry Dock COM
pany site has been purchased by the
latter company from the government
through the United States Shipping
Board Emergency Fleet Corporation
for $350,000. This agreement was
reached at a meeting of representa-
tives of the two companies on Sat
urday.
w. Parker Runyon, president. and
Charles D. Snedeker, secretary of the
Perth Amboy. Dry Dock Company
signed for that organization, and j.
E. Smull, president, and Clifford
Smith, secretary Of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, signed for that
company.
This dock is known as No. S at
the local plant at the present time.