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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
Stubs Cause Suspicion.

But there was one polling place
where there was no watcher This was
at IKE" Walkers barber shop, on
Grove Street, just opposite the City
Hall And this was the explanation
OF -. as given by William McLaugh-
lin. The Judge of elections, as the head
Of the Election Board is called in New
Jersey:
"There was a man supposed TO come
here. but he didn't show M. SO we've
had visits every now and then from
some OF the suffrage headquarters peo-
pie. Two of thesladi who came here
wanted 10 know il We were tearing or
The stubs Of the ballot. as one board
downtown had been doing And we
told them we were not committing any
violations of law whatsoever"
The tearing off of the stubs was
done nnocentlv. Ordinarily the stubs
are torn off the ballots and kept by
the head of the board. But when the
women called the attention OF the Of
fcials who were doing il TO the new
law il ceased. Some fifty or 80 we're
so mutilnted. Supreme Court Justice
Swayze said that the acts OF the Of
fcials did not invalidate the ballots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

4 figure the women got four out Of US
about two hundred and forty in all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

On Broad Street. near Market, stood
man handing out papers of matches.
On the outside Of the flap appeared the
rrin,ti request. Vote No on Woman
Sgar,e" There may have been other
.sylees Of THIS sort In circulation. but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
fifth
cHUenue
Bus

we will win. We will surely carry Jer-
sey City. What viii We do n We lose'
Go on working. or course, We can't
submit the question again in Jersey
City for another five years. but there
will be no need OF II. for we will have
the Federal Constitution amended so
that all women in all the states may
vote before then"
But OF all the hundreds OF women
working in Jersey City yesterday IL is
probable that none worked so hard ss
Miss Clara Ames, manager OF the
Whittier House Dispensary, on Grand
Street. she not only mssaged the dis
pensary. but also kept watch in poll
ing booth across the street
"Why, that little woman has worn
out the stone between here and the
dispensary," said one Of the election
officials 70 a Tribune representatives.
81 don't think a man could do II. She's
all right. she is"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
Woman's Political Union.

Noon.-l5th Senatorial District, ssth ST. and 10th
av Speaker Miss Wenona Marlin
745 o. m.-l6th $. d. 50 az. and I7th a.
Speakers Miss Wenona Marlin and Robert Esan
74s o. m.-.0th S D.. s3d ST. and 81 av.
8 o. m.-Iosing Shop Winner, stih ct and
Rroadyay speakers John Edward Oster. G. C.
McRhde and Andre Tri1On
o. NTH s D.. 37th st and Broadway. Spcsk
en- Mrs. Julia Reinhardt and Miss Kathleen
Taylor
80 .. m.-22d s. D. lslst St and Jerome Az
Speakers T. Gordon. chairman. and Mrs. II. j.
lee
o. Moth s D. l0ith st and 80 SPEAK
ers Miss May Warner and Miss Helen schloss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

1T is a long time since
the newspapers have dis
cussed the amaranthine
What-is-a Gentleman ques-
ton. II il arises again our
answer will be y man who
at all times acts like a
Fifth Avenue bus CON
ductor.
+. y. a.. who said
that the other day in
his Coming Tower
of The Tribune, APP
parently knows from
experience that cour-
tesy typiies the SER
vice of the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

ri4tung eripart blieb, oenn Tie mub.
ten iebr nobl, Dob ib MIR elm Sin.
oenbod mar. limb es bate au6 piel
Sdreiberei 5uiiden Der ipanii9en
unb britiihen &egierung itattgefun.
ben. IS mar aber cine perteufeltc
&lemme, nnb Sic tperoen pobl Den.
fen, ib bdtte fie perbient!"
sd 6enfe, bas miro Sic fir Die
3ufunft poriidtiger MAIDEN"
rSa, meine adtung Dor meinen
repolutiondren 6reunben mar elm bis.
den eridittert," ertpiberte Coventry.
r0ie nGdite notbleibenoe Nationali.
tat, melde &efruten notbig bat, miro
mid niht befommen, claude id."
sd CLAUDE AUDI nidt. Sreo. sic
iinb gu gut, INN Sbr 2eben in bieien
idmusigen. politiiden @alieru auf's
Spiel au ieseu. 9(ber nun meiter!
Wie famen Sic bierber?"
%, bas lit balo ersablt. Sim
Dalfer lit in GROCER unternebmer-
bout Giienbabnen, 8riiden uno Der.
gleihen. Nun. balo nadbem mir in
Nem Orleans lonbeten, borte er, oab
Die ruiiiide &eeierung cine EeIesra.
pbenlinie ourh Sibirien bauen nollc,
unb nahbem er iid er%funois. bate,
beparb er iid UNI ben &ontraft unb
ipuroe iogleid ansenommen. 9es.
balb orsaniiirte er bic iesiee Grpebi-
ton, UNI iid in bieie @eaenb 5u be.
geben, ba er meinte, oas Tbal beS
amur biete erobere DortbeiIe fir ben
9%elegrapben als cine norolifere 81.
ME. Seit meiner Sludt aus Sa.
banna mar i9 bel ibm s~eblieben. unS
als er mid a%ufiorberte. bic 8eihmer,
ben bes gegenmdrtiaen Musflugs nit
ibm au tbeilen. iagte ih 5u, benn ba
id ibm mein 2eben perbanfte. bate
es unoanfbar. ausgeieben, penn ih
abgelebnt bate. limb iiberoieS belt
id cine fur5e abpeienbeit mad Den
letten greisniiien fir gana anae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
2 8. e a +.
Werettet.

Mls 0onnington etrpa 5ebn Gage
nod ben aulebt er5dbIten greignii.
len feline @ugen pieoer offnete, belt
er fib fir bas Spfer elmer Saaucina.
iron, zines sliidli6en Sraumes, benz
EN- trauriges grna6en foIgen miiIie.
Do6 mad uno na6 iiber5euete err iid,
bob feline llmgebung 8irflitfeit fpar
1nb nibt oas 8ebil6e ieiner iiber.
rei5ten Nerpen. Ils oann frieoIihe
@ube IN ieinem @emiitb einfebrte
un6 ibm elm LANCE ~entbebrtes Bobl.
bebagen perlieb, periubte err, in lei.
mem @eiit Die greisniiie gu oronen,
Die i'm 81 Dem iesisen, monnisen
Jrieben sefiibrt batten.
@ls er iid umblidte, fano er, baB
er auf einem eiiernen Selobette in
einem serGumisen Seinmanoaelt lag
nnb Dem anidein nod ALIEN mar.
henn er iab fein menidlides @eien.
obglei6 er bon auBen fer Stimmen
Dernabm, bic iih in Der ibm 10 tbeu-
rem, alten Wutteriprabe iorelos uno
gliidli6 unterbielten. 8as film.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

zines Cuts, aber es mur6e nifts bar
aus. Die Code lit bic, Donnington
ib fdm borber in Die @Iemme."
~@ie geifab benn 6as?"
~ltngere6tigfeit 1T mir perboBt
tpie tie piiien,-nun, Die Resierune
tit ungereht-besbaIb periudte id
NIT meinen Greuuben oieieIbe umar'
tperfen," itotterte Der 2ieie.
vSeibt IN einfahen Worten, baf
Sic iih in cine repolution1re grbe.
bnns perpideln lieben," bemerfte
@eorg. Sem, uno pie enbiete Die
8eidihte? Sic tpuroen auf ben
eriten Oampfer aebradt unb fortge.
ibidt, pie2"
.Nein, es mar Elm bisfen ernit-
batter. Die Burden, nit. oenen i]
perbiinbet mar, ertpieien ii6 oils Gum.
penpad un6 lieferten mid an bic 8e-
BORDEN aus aIs Initifter Der ganaen
@eihidte. Da6urh bofften fie Ser
aetbuns 5u erbalten; aber Dos NOR
elm ifmusiger Streib!"
Das ebrlide Geiidt oes GrsGbIers
betpolfte iid.
rNun, meiter, Sreb," 6rGnste &C.
org, r6as miro intereIiant."
-Webr intereiiant aIs angenebm.
Sd mnr6e Dor elm ariegsgeridt ge.
iteat uno gum 600 nerurfbeilt; aber
oa i'd als britiider untertban aiii.
trat, iprr6e meine SinribtiIng Der.
idoben, UNI an Die ipaniide @eeie.
rung iiber ben Sabperbalt su berih.
ten. gs bauerte feds Wod5en, Bis
cine Mnt1port aus europa anlanete.
Damn famen Die 8eamten iebr b0flit
in meme Belle unb tbeilten mir nit,
iie miiroen bic @bre baben, mid Inn
neun llbr am f~olsenoen @orgen um.
aubrineen. ,Wenn es gm. @naoen
gefaaig it," ihlob Der Spreher nit
elmer Sbnenfune ieines breitranoi.
gen Suites. Sd fam Sbnen iagen,
Oonnington, i'd oahte, Die @eihidte
lei gu Gnoe; dber 81 meinem Slid
bate ih einen trelen Sreunb, Der
ntft miiBig tpur. 9as mar Sim
Walfer, Der Setter nnierer iesieen
Expedition. Ct mietbete einen i6nel.
len Dampfer, pertpanote cine bobc
Summe auf 8eite6une unb 10 ee.
lang meine 5luht. Sd lanbete gliif.
lid in ben 8ereinigten Staaten. Sd
CLAUDE, ben Spaniern mar es gar
nibt unangenebm, oaB ibnen Die Sin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

%brannten, Jungen Wtann Ddrofe,
rbies lit mein Sreuno Gopentrp, BON
DEM id Sbnen idon er5dblt babe, elm
2anosmann BON Sbnenl Gonentrg,
erlaitbe mir. Did Dem Cord Sasle'
mere norsuitelen, iomie Serrn Wio.
bleton-Serren aus England, meldc
bes 8ergniieens balber ben Imur
beraufgefommen itno." @s idien ibm
bel Spab su MAIDEN, bieie %eritaun.
lihe 1batiahe immer az mieoerbo.
len. Coventry bridte Bic Sdnbe, Die
ibm freunolih entgegengeitredt muir.
ben, obne elm Wort az iagen. Or mar
aeieaihaftlih ettpas unbebiilflid nn6
mebrere Winuten itano er Dor bern
Sremoen in elmer grt fomiiber Ser.
legenbeit, tp1breno @alfer feline 0or-
itel,,ng eredn5te, tnoem er bin5u-
fiigte: Tim @ilofasen un6 Barren
gum 8ergniigen au jagen."
8alo faBte Gonentrp iih mieoer
uno erfannte iofort, baB Die anfunit
bieier nnermarteten @dite einen
neuen abidnitt in 0onninstons
abenteuerlid)am ,grlebniiie bilbete.
Dieter batte nihts BON ieiner Der.
g~ansenbeit oeridwiesen, uno ieine
8~e5iebungen gu Saslemere unS s(r.
tbur Wiooleton muren baber SO.
pentrp lpobl befannt. Dub lie nadj
Si6irien gefommen tparen, Inn ibrelt
5reunb gu iuden, eri6ien Gopentrp
als Der natiirlifite SdIub. Denn er
ieGbit ahtete nidt auf gntfernuns.
nod @efabr, menn cine quite Sbat
rief unb er ihrieb anoeren Die sleide
8ereituiaigfeit 81. Dab Dies er.
ipdbnte Sagopergniisen nur 8orwanO
un6 Der 3ped Der englGnOer Die
&ettlne ibres 6reunoes mar, hapon
fDar er iofort iiber5eugt.
.Wilofaten unO 9Gren!" riei er,
@alfers leste @orte ipieoerboleno;
i'd babe oa i'm Belt etrpos, mas 81.
ncn Die Miibe eriparen mirb, meiter
5l ii,d)eu. 8itte, treten sic elm. Serr
Miboleton! Nein. 2oro Saslemere,
sic miiiien ii6 einen Mueenblid ae.
oulben uno crit Sbren Sreuno entire.
ten laiien."
Die Wirner itanben in elmer
@ri,bpe Dor benz 3elt. wGbreno Mio.
oleton binein9ing. Saslemere tpull.
ocrte lid iber Die Gle hires neien
8efamuten, linen ieine 5nologiiden
Sdase 81 3eigen. Nad faum amei
Iinuten eridien Wtiooletou mieoer,
bleih unb aufseregt rno REF NIT Dei.
ierer Gimme:
.Saslemere! Saslernere! I'm Got.
tespiqen, fommen Sic bereim!"
8ei6e WGuner oeri6wanben i'm
3elt. Damn fiibrte Gopentrp @al-
fer am Arm uno fiibrte i'm ianft bel
Settle.
.Gs lit beiier, mir Iaiiea Sic cine
@eile aaein," iaste er au Dem er.
italtnten Mmerifaner. r4omm in aas
Speiie5elt, bort merbc i6 Dir ales
er3dblen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

WV. !iu9le ct, nPs III fetrer UNI.
rer Seute, ipie iG iabe."
vGs lit einer Scr 9eute bon ser
amerifaniiden 9elcgrapben. gompaa.
ME, uelher MIR our1 cine 9uftper.
anoerung au retten lit. @ann folt.
Een mir mieoer iecbereit iein?"
rSn oret SaseuL" eruioerte Der
Sbiffer, rio lanee 3eit lit notbig, Nil
Die Oompfidalnppe an Boro su brin.
gen."
~@s Iiest nidts an Ser Sha.
lnppe!" rief SasIemere. vMoraen
Trub Dor Taee3aiihrud miiiien mir
%abfabren! 4onaen Sic big balm fec.
tig iein? 0odt--es bonoelt iid nid)t
nm fonnen, mir mliiien!"
nSd peroe mir ale Wiibe ge5en,
Mploro, aber sic i2eit lit 3u furS."
~@nt," rief Saslemere. ,Mioble.
ton, geben Sic an 9oro nit Dem ar.
men Spfes, pahrero ib Den @oroer.
reur beiufe; ih tomme suriid, lobalo
id fanu."
uro er fubr nod Der Stabt an fort.
Die engldnoer ltanoen NIT Dem
rniiiiten 8ommanbanten auf freuno.
ldJattlidem Sub, ebenio nit jeinen
DtfiaiereL bon Delhen fie als barnr.
loie 8erriidte anseieben muroen,
oenn nur iolbe iparcr i'm Stanoe, sic
gequemlibfeiten Der Civilization nit
Dem frasfuiiroiaen 8ereniiaen 5u Der.
tauiten, am @mur gu iagen. 3adeno
batten Die &uiien allen ibre balbige
Giidfebr porausgeiaet, uno Der Gene.
raj betra6tete iie nit einem 9ddeln
Der 8efrieoigung itber oas Gintreifeu
ieiner Bropbe5eiung.
Isle limo alio idon mie6er suriid,
2oro Saslemere9" rief er Iebr per.
sniiat. v@nn, i'd iebe, Sic iino Der.
niinftig."
-0idt nur auriid, General, ion.
bern id Deroe ibre angenebme Staot
idon morgen oe~rlaiien. SD bin gc.
fommen, Sbnen fir alle Sbre Site
gu banfen unb abidieo az nebmen.
Sd babe einen Rranfen ben Stub her.
abgebradt; er lit BON Der Seleara.
pben.@ ompagnie unb bat Seeluft no.
tbig. 9oftor Burton iaat, bas lei
oas einaige Wittel, INN iein 9eben su
retten. Sier lit bas dr3tlide atteit:
yOapio Spfes, 8irginia.-Sein Sci.
ben: auBerite GrihOpfuns." Saben
Sic Die Site, mir iogleih Den Or.
laubnibi6ein 81 geben, benn in ben
lesten Stunben babe i6 menis 3eit."
~Wit 8ergniisen," ermiberte Der
9ommanoant, ibrieb Den S6ein aus
un6 reidte i'm Dem 2oro. ,aber
Sic unb Wiooleton miiiIen beute
Mbenb bel mir Ipeiien; i) iperbe Den
Waior uno Semenop einlaben; lie
iperoen Sic ausladen, Nplorb, 6enn
nnr elm gngldnoer lit i'm Stanoe,
iiberbaupt bierber Su fommen, ODER
iuenn er idon gefommer lit, in jol.
der per5neifelten Gle bacon 5u rem.
men,"
SuSteh'ete uuVHl Betut Cle VIIlQa
oung ar. 0enn er mar Dem gutmiitbi.
gen 8ommanolntcg ie6r perbun6eu,
uno febrte oann ouf ieia SHi;i al.
rid, nm Die 8orbereitunaen III be.
idleunigen, iiber5eugt, Dab MN icoc
@efabr poriiber lei, oa er ben Sdle;n
pom @ouperneur in Der Said,c batte.
Ils er iif Dem 0ampier naberte, &c.
merfte er. oaB elm ruiiiides Boot
lanas besielben lag. SogIeid a(s er
an 8oro fam, ersriff WiOoIeton lei.
men arm uno fiibrte i'm aiif sas Sin.
terbed.
Gut, baB Sic Suriidfommen,"
lagte er erreqt, .bcnn mir iperbeu
sleiA in boaiide Yerlegeubeit fom.
men, Die gan5e @eiAihte miro in noe.
nigen Winuten entbedt iein."
sd babe ben Grlaubnibihein bonn
@ouperneur in Der 1aife," Iaate
$aslemere rubig.
Gortietmng foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

nr0 DIE Trutf, DIE odS
In5ei9en in ii6 birat.
~ pnrbe oas aIte Sausz
melobeon in elm Yiaz
nola ernanbeIt, bas
Grader Sab in elm luftoibt
perihloiienes Yafet, Der
8odbero in einen fenerloien
&odapparat unb ale an
Deren ginriftunsen in Der
WeIt in einem dbnliden
@rabe umseitaltet unb pers
befiert. Seine anbere grs
finbune Tam iold' bielz
feitige Dienife 70 idneq unb
10 biuig perridten, als oas
an5eigen.
Dinfden sic ettpas gu
faufen ober gu perfanfen,
iuden Sic Oienitboten ODER
8ei9dftiguns. ober baben
sic ionittpel6e Wiinihe, bic
Sic benz Yublifum NIT
tbeilen mohten? @enn 10,
bann iollten Sic bic
reiuItatbrinsenbe Strait Der
Nnoeisenipalten In bieier
3eitung nidt iiberie6en.
S6reiben Gle nod bemte
fir Staten unb Ndberes.
(Worsen lit niemals 10 gut,
als beute!)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

@ls rier8ehn Gage ipGter Die britt.
ide 9ampfpadt .3epbpr" Dor Nifo.
laiemsf an Der Winoung oes @mur
Dor Infer lag UNI Der 4upitdu Chap.
man CT bent bol5crnen @el1nber
itano, in freuaoidaftlifer l~lnterbal.
tlng nit Dem aapitGn bes amerifa.
ridden BalIiiders besriffen, be.
merfte er Gin 0ampfboot. oas raid
hen Stub berabfam unb auf sen
~3epbpr" 5ubielt. Rad einieen Ni.
mlten iab Der aapitGn, oaB an
Steuer bes fleinen Sabr5euses aoro
Saslemere itano.
.Das, gum 5euiel. brinat i'm 10
iriib 5uriid?" murmeIte er. .gs giht
wobl nidt Ibiere senus ba oben2
llno alf benz 8eroed ibeini elm fran.
Fer Wann 6u Iiesen. Soffentli6 1T
uidts oo~rgeiauen!" Or elite Die Stu.
fen binab, nm Die a~nfommenben gu
besriiben. rMea baben Sic oa. Mp.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31
M0(JRVS
AS Tenor SMILES


s'sW1en Eugenio de F0lco, the tenor,
is all smiles over q packed opera
house, and the s. r. o. sign is out,
with scores Of people turned away be-
cause of lack Of room to seat them,
de Folco, the proprietor Of the
grand opera company, Is gloomy
The tenor delights in packed houses
and the s. r. O., whereas de Folco
the manager considers every person
turned away from the box office as
money lost.
Il wonder Il this will be too small, >
he unused, standing in the aisle of the
deserted Hawaiian Opera House the
day he signed the lease for the four
weeks opera season which will, be ush-
cred in with Verdis Aida on jan
uary II.
Quickly his practised eye estimated
the seating capacity of the house, and
he shook his head. This is nice and
coy, but wish had, an ideal theater.
once read Of man who planned
one, made of substance resembling
rubbef<Awarranted to stretch when de-
sired, and as required, and to contract
il q heavy storm came up and kept
theatergoers away. Some day I'd like
to perfect such an invention
One week from today de Folco and
his company of Is leave San Fran
cisco for Honolulu on the Great North
efn. - LIZ ~ AIS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31
N0MARS
SHARE IN VIOLIN
Maud Powell ExplClies Fallacy
About 1t Being Especially
"Man's Instrument"

4 Il = r4ra
Mischa Elman's playing of the
Dvorak Humoresqne is famous wher-
ever the sign His Masters Voice"
has been seen, and though made saw
orless, sometimes, by oyermuch repeti-
ton, is still thing Of exquisite beau.
ty.
Fritz Kreisler has taken the same
score, and given us an altogether Diff
ferent humoresque, one which, in the
opinion of many critics, places him Sc
curely as a greater musician than FL,
man, If not q greater violinist In the
technical sense.
Nine. Maude Powell, last night at
the Hawaiian Opera House, played
that same Humoresqne, and made it
seem not the same. Exquisitely beau
Etiful, yes, as is Elman's; with an emo
tional appeal as great as that with
which Kreisler imbues the melody
but with an appeal of different quail
.ity is Nine. Poweli's rendition.
Though her Interpretation is so dis
tinctly different from that Of the two
great men vioiinists, the fact that 1t
is different is no detraction, but rath-
er gives the final quietus to the old
faliacy that the violin is a mans in
strument.' .
That is, perhaps, one of the chief
charms of Maud Powelrs playing, that
she does not try to force masculine
note, but plays with a rare and fine
womanliness--a feminine touch, with
no hint of effeminacy.
Mozart's Concerto. A major, opened
the program, of which the second
movement seemed the most appreciat-
ed by a responsive audience that near
~ filled the Opera House, and was
never niggardly with its applause. A
Grieg Sonata, g minor-major, OPP. 13,
was the second number, a selection
rarely attempted with success, but
which is most akin to the Peer Gynt
Suite of anything that Grieg ever
wrote. An eery strain recufs from
time to time which stamps the entire
composition not, only as of Scandina-
Wan origin, but as Enthusiastically one
of Grieg's works when he was at his
best.
3 Three dances made up the third
number. to which Nine. Powell grac
ciously added The Last Tryst, by
Sibelius, by request and after which
the Humoresque came as an encore.
Arthur Loesser, the pianist, then
played group of four solos, three of
them sparkling, almost flashy compo-
sitions, and the fourth Chopin's Ber-
ceuse, which alone was largely res
ponsible for the insistent applause
which drew from him an encore.
After the fifth and last number
Nine. Powell was induced to give a
farewell encore, much of which was
by the violin unsustained by the pia-
no, and graciously included in the
medley an arrangement of Aloha De.
1t was well after 1890 before the re-
citaI was over. and Honolulu had
heard the last flor not too many
years, it is hoped. of the worlds
greatest woman violinist.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-31
LHD0RE lIR|(H
Wins APPROVAL

Lenore Blrich in "Kilmeny," has
won the hearts of the patrons of the
Liberty theater, judging by the un-
qualified approval given the premier
of that picture and that star last
highland the Liberty first nighters,'
are severe critics when the bill does
not prove up to their liking.
q However, It is nothing unusual for
this remarkable young lady-she is
but nineteenth become popular over
night She is a lind" Of Oliver Mo-
rosco, and when he entrusted her
with the stellar role in The Bird of
Paradise" the popular play with q
Hawaiian setting, she became q star
following her initial performance.
The scenes in .'Kilmeny'' are laid
in California and numerous points Of
interest are shown in the film. An
abandoned mountain. side gold mine Is
used for the cave scenes. The mine
was the scene Of one of the bloodiest
mining fueds of the early days in Cali
fornia. 1t still shows strong ore in
dications, but its actual owners long
ago met violent deaths and clouded
title has kept 1t idle Tor several de-
cades. IS
THE Diamond from the Sky is a
tense and thrilling picture and con-
tinues to hold strong interest in
this wonderful serial story in the pic
lures.
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easy TO follow. The, comedian. Is en-
gagged to stand up before a successful
pug in series Of tryouts. It is
considered q rare joke ct training
headquarters Chaplin's aerobatic abil.
tiles stand him well in hand for the
business He is constantly on the
jump and every move is the signal
for a response from the spectator that
ranges from modestly developed
Smoker 10 loud and continuous haW-
haW. Several clever acrobats mate
rally assist Chaplin in the comedy.
The Champion staring Chaplin, will
continue s.tl,the Empire theater for
the remainder OF the week
a splendid program Of dramas and
Ione-reel comedies viii be presented
today in addition to the Chaplin fea-
tlfetlln bEsaSxa
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CHAPLIN BOXES WITH CHAMPION

When Charlie Chaplin. king Of com,
medians. timidly enters the training
camp Of a burly pugilistic star and
applies for a job as assistant, specta-
tors broadly smile and await develop
nents. Chaplin in the squared arena
at the. front and center Of the lime
light, entering into q 20 round con.
test with a fellow three times his
weight, kept packed house in q
constant roar Of laughter at the EN-.
pire theater yesterday afternoon and
evening
Chaplin has seldom been cast in a.
more exacting, yet ludicrous role than
in the two act farce comedy. THE
Champion. From start to finish, it
provoked good hun1or that easily de-
yeloped into an uproar The plot is