Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], October 05, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

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THE DITMAS
Today and Tomorrow
LOIS WEBER'S GREATEST TRIUMPH
THE HAND THAT
ROCKS THE CRADLE
WITH
Lois Weber and Phillip Smalley
A Tremendous Seven-Part Picturization of a Story that is Truly Remarkable and Novel
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
Perth Amboy Today
Three Reels of Local Moving Pictures, Embracing all New Subjects.
A $250.00 Building Lot, 25 χ 100, located in beautiful Avenel Park, has been purchased by
the Ditmas Theatre from the Maple Realty Co., and will be given to some patron absolutely
free. Be sure you register your name at the Dit mas today or tomorrow, so you may have an equal
opportunity of obtaining this valuable lot in one of the fastest growing real estate additions In
the county.
TOMORROW S PERFORMANCES ARE CON TINUOUS—2:15 TO 11
MATINEES, 5 & 10 els, NIGHTS, 10 & 15 ots.
Here's How Senate
Can Expel Members
- .
(R?ntsfor so doing;?
The Hefiin charges, an'd demands
by Roosevelt and others for the ex
pulsion of Senator La Follette, have
brought these questions to the fore.
THE SENATE CAN, BY TWO
THIRDS VOTE, EXPELL ANY
MEMBER FOR ANY REASON OR
FOR NO REASON.
So far as law goes, It çan expel
any members for the color of his
necktie or because his speeches are
boresome.
Here Is what the constitution says,
in Section V. Article I:
"Koch house may determine the
rule* of its prcx-eedings, punish its
members for disorderly behavior, and
with the concurrence of two-thirds
expel a member."
/i
During· Its history the senate has
'expelled IB members, and dropped six
others from the rolls.
In every case the reason was dis
loyalty.
The constitution say» further. In
Section S of the ljth amendment:
"No person shall be a senator or
representative In congress, who, hav
ing previously taken an oath as a
member of congress to support the
constitution of the United States, shall
have engaged In Insurrection or re
bellion against the same, or QIVE.V
AID AND COMFORT TO THE ENE
MIES THEREOF."
Procedure for expulsion of a mem
ber Is very simple. A. mere resolu
tion by a single member is sufficient
to start the ball rolling. It Is not
even necessary that the matter be re
ferred to a committee, and the sen
ate may act directly ad Immediately, I
as In the case of John C. Brecken
«
ι ridge of Kentucky, charged with dis
ι loyalty during the Civil War. Usually,
however, a special committee is ap
pointed to consider the charges.
There Is no formal trial in any case.
Th© committee adopts Its report by
vote of the majority. In some cases
-the accused senator is represented by
counsel, but this Is the exception
rather than the rule. The hearings
i & |
are secret or public, according: to the
will of the committee
Of 20 members excelled from the
senate or dropped'from Its rolls dur
lnf the Civil War on charges of dis
loyalty, all except three had expressed
their allegiance to the confederacy,
and all except one had irlven up their
seats In the senate. Even Jesse D.
Bright, senator from Indiana, who
was proved to have sent a man with
a valuable patent on firearms ot Jef
ferson Davis with a letter of recom
mendation, was expelled only by a
vote of 32 to 14.
Left Virginia 8oftiethlnfl. J ·*""
Baby Jim had found Virginia's candy
sack and had appropriated the con
tents. Later he confessed his sin and
tried to Impress the listener with tho
Idea that, bad as the case was, It might
have been worse. "I ate all of Vlr
vlnla's candy," said he, "but I left the
bag for her to pop."
THE ATLANTIC TAILOR and
HAT CLEANING COMPANY
358 State Street
Suite made to order. Lars» selection
of fall and winter style». Perfect cut
ting and Bttlng guaranteed.
Pressing ana repairing of ladies' and
gents' clothes.
PLUMBING, TINNING
AND HEATING
GEO. W. STILWELL,
No. 287 King Street. City.
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; LOCAL OPTIONIST COME
TO ODDS AT SESSION
I
) New Brunswick, Oct. B-—Party
, lines were drawn pretty fine at the
! meeting of the Middlesex County
< Local Option League held at the Sec
I ond Reformed church, New Bruns
| wick, recently, that was largely at- ]
tended. Featuring the meeting was |
! the attempt of the men present to
* place an Independent Democrat In j
! nomination at the election favoring j
; local option. Following the lengthy j
discussion that became very warm It !
was voted to place a Democrat In the
field "as the league did not have a
candidate on either ticket so declar
ing himself."
There were two members dissent
ing, Kev. Paul Haynes, of New
Brunswick, and Albert W. Appleby,
of Old Bridge, who failed for the
nomination. An attempt was made
to get these two men to make the
resolution unanimous. Rev. Mr.
' Haynes was won over but Appleby
j refused to budge "as he had been a
I Republican all hla life." The mem
I bers became very much disorganized
I and the resolution was lost and no
' man will be placed in nomination for
the assembly berth.
William J. Perrlne, of Plscataway,
candidate for the nomination last
[year, refused to be a candidate at the
|New Brunswick meeting due to the
1 members injecting politics in the
I I.ocal Option League that was a non
i partisan organization and threatens
: to resign.
Coupled with the resolution on the
' minutes that has created a board of
oensors for all press notices to be
given out the league is on a fàli· way
of going on the rocks as m^ny have
severed their connection with the
league.
PAVLOVSKY BROS.
Successors to P. Pavlorsky & Son*
Phone 27
High-Grade Meats—Low Prices
316 STATE STREET
Branch Store 441 Amboy Avenue
A Great Enthusiastic Sale at Our Meat Market This Week!
A - - -
—■ — β ·ι·ν/ f » ·*->em·
An opportunity for housekeepers and boarding houses to save money and at
the same time enjoy a fine Sunday dinner. Visit our place once and be convinced. Read these prices care
fully. Sale Today and Saturday.
SPECIAL
FRESH PLATE Meat
Nice and lean ; in 10 lb. lots
California Hams
SPECIAL
Swift's or Armour's sugar cured; extra
fancy, fresh smoked ; limit 1 to a customer;
Saturday only, lb
23
3
4
Snow white; best compound; Saturday only; lb.
19!
SPECIAL
LEGS OF LAMB
Yearling; just as good
as spring lamb
CHOP MEAT
Fresh made;
3
4
lb.
LEGS OF VEAL
Milk fed, short cuts;
lb
SPECIAL
FOREQTRS. OF LAMB
yearling;
Per lb
SPECIAL
RIBS or BEEP
liiade Cute; lb.
18
16
16
"185
1
2
1
2
Sirloin Steak
Cut from Good Beef ;
lb
241
SPECIAL
Lamb Chope 22c and up
BEEF "LI VER . ~ lby2c
SPECIAL Λ Π 3
Corned Beef
Plate or Navel ;
12
SPECIAL
Roasting Chickens
Fancy; all weights;
lb. up Jirom
BACON
Felin's Brand
Just like Dixie
Special
25\c
]
2
29
SHOULDERS OF VEAL
Lb
1
2
FRESH PORK
SHOULDERS
Lb.
14
25Î
FRESH EGOS
Every one guaranteed;
dozen
38
LAMB STEW
yearling; fresh
and lean; special
12
SPECIAL ,
VEAL STEW
Fresh and lean; Saturday
only; lb
15
1
2
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ΓΛ,ΤΠΓνυ™ΕΑΤΚΕ
A JL JL î ί Perth Anboy's Fiiist Photoplays
TODAY AND TOMORROW-TWO DAYS ONLY
THEDA BARA
IN
"Heart and Soul"
A Six Part Theda Bara Superfeature
ALSO
The Funniest Woman on the Screen
ALICE HOWELL
—IN—
"Ballooiiatics"
A Two Reeler with a 1000 Laughs. Be sure and
have the Little Ones See this Comedy.
Coming' Monday—"The Bar Sinater."
Market Report·.
BUTTER—Creamery, higher than ex
tras,, 46tt@47c; extra·, 4»c; first·, MHO
45Vic: seconds, 4}©44c.; third·, 41HÔ
42Hc; creamery, higher than extras, 4IÔ
48%c; extras. 47©47>*c; first·, 46H04«Ho;
seconds, 44045c; state dairy, tubs, fineat,
ι 45©45V4c; good to prime, 44®44Hc; com
mon to fair, M9®42c; renovated extra·,
148Vi®44c; first·, 4ÎH®43c; lower grade·,
! 8»@42c.
Ι EGOS—Freeh gathered extras. 41046c;
extra firsts. 42044c; first·, 39@41c; sec
I onds, »7®S8c; thirds and poorer, S<03(Uc:
I fresh gathered dlrtlee, No. 1, HOKHc;
No. 2 and poorer. 32®3»Hoi freeh gath
! ered, checks, good to choice, dry, >»©34c;
I undergrade·. 305Î8ÎC. —
PERTH AMBOY'S LEADING
PATHE STORE
Pathe's Phenomenal Success
the Reason.
No other method of phonograph re
cording or playing compares with that
of Pathe. This is so true that In Europe
! Pathe records and Pathephones have no
serious competition. In America,
I ifhere Pathe has been established but
a short while, the appreciation of the
man who insists upon the best in mu
Isjo has already created an enormous de
mand.
PATHEPHONE No. 75
Mahogany, golden or fumed oak. Per- j
feet tone control device. Equipped to
play all makes of disc records.
Price 975.00
PATHEPHONE No. 25
Mahogany, golden or fumed oak.
Equipped to play ail makes of dlec rec
ords.
Price 925.00
Pathe Pathephones range from $15.00
up to $225. Cash or credit.
We have In stock the best selections
of the latest patriotic records, such as
are heard all about us. Among our
numbers are:
When I See You I See Red, White and
Blue.
Never Forget to Write Home.
Over There.
IJly of the Valley "Hawaiian"
Gogd Night Angellne
Somebody's Gonna Get You.
Along the Way to Waiklkl.
I May be Gone for a Long, Long Time.
Also a number of other Pathe records.
A lar^o stock of the latest Emerson
and Paroket 25c records.
All kinds of phonograph needles, In
cluding the Patne sapphire, which does
not need to be changed and does not
scratch the record.
W© have added to our stock pleyer
pianos and all of the latest patriotic
and popular numbers of music rolls and
Century Music.
We are selling out all French briar
and other pipes, Including meerschaum
at cost price.
Come buy your gift now while the
price is at its lowest.
Jewelry, Watches, Cut Glass, Rogers
Silverware, Jewel Cases. Manicure Sets,
Shaving Sets Etc., at reasonable prices.
All jewelry, watch repairing and
stone setting neatly done by
J. SMERLING
148 Smith St.
Lending Jewelry and Mule Store.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
I We have recently installed a ut of
lens grinding machines of the latest
land most Improved type, which will en
able ue to furnish a quicker service,
with guaranteed accuracy, at our old
reasonable prices.
ETES EXAMINED and all corrections
guaranteed for one year.
OPTICAL· ι m mi As to my
SPECIALIST I. Mill standing,
S7H Smith St " """'"ASk your doctor.
Opp. WocZworth's 1 and 10ο Store.
Amboy's Oldest exclusive Optical Store
One Ton Units
! for FORDS
! Chain drive $325.00
Internal gear drive $390.00
Worm drive $396.00
For demonstration call
Tefcpliouc No. 1451
Late model Fords bought
ENTERPRISE SALES GO.
127 CHURCH ST.
New Brunswick, N. J.
Majestic
PERTH AMBOY'S THEATRE OF VARIETIK·
Today and Saturday
All Star Vaudeville Bill
Beatrice Doane & Co.
Singing and Piano
Mc Name
A Study in Clay
Helen Beresford & Co.
in a Sketch Entitled
"THE ANSWER"
Cornelia & Odele
In A Variety Skit
Powers Joyce
Comedian
The Bounding Sailors
On the High Seas of Fun
NEXT WEEK MONDAY, OCTOBER 8th
The Famous New Bon Ton Girls
With that Funny Little Fellow
Lester Allen and Players
NO ΤI C Ε !
Hereafter All Burlesque Shows Will
Play the Majestic Every Monday
WATOH FOR THE GRAND OPENING OF
THE NEW STRAND
Theatre De Luxe ^
OPENING ATTRACTION—William Fox Present*
The Gigantio Prison Problem Film
"The Honor System"
The Sensation of New York
ROYAL THEATRE
TODAY
AMERICA'S MAGNETIC STAB !
ALMA HANLON
"When Yon and I Wire Young"
The Title and Theme Taken from the old Song and Make·
an Inter esting Drama
ALSO
ANIMATED SELECTED
WEEKLY ^ COMEDY
——
TOMORROW, The Broadway Star
MARJOR1E RAflBEAU
in "The Dazzling Miss Davison"
also An L-KO Comedy in Two Parts
Coming Monday, "THE FI6HTING TRAIL"
EMMA KQHLER
with the Bon Ton Girls. J^rôjestic, Monday. Oct. 8th
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