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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

Lokalny KOmitet No. IS POlskieJ
Rady Narodowej bedzie mial swe
regularne posiedzenie w przysZiy
wtorek, dnia 23go g%rudnia, o godzi-
ME '6smej wieczorcm. Nietylko admi-
n~istracya, lccz zarazcm wszystkie to-
w~arzystwa W parafii powinne bye re
prezentowane ma TEN waznem po-
siedZeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
natychmiastoWemru

wprawdzie ACCOMPLISHMENTS
zerwaniu rokowa1i, ale mimo to-,
jak w najpowazniejszych kolach
zapewniaja, szanse osiagniecia
porozumienia wydaja sic mini
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

ten eel, moze to ~jesZcze uczynit,
skladajac zaraz jakakolwiek sumo ma
rece kt6rejkolwiek z pan ponizej wy
mienionych: Amelia Danisch, 1919
Eddy str; Marya Groblewska, 1925
Belmont ave.; Emilia Plata, 1856
N. Central Park ave.; Jadwiga Ka-
nabay, 3419 School ST.; Pelagia
Przyborska, 3244 N. Lawndale ave.
-
Ma rocznem p%osiedZeniu Klubu
Pan Kr6lowej Kingi wybrano zarzad
jak nastepuje: X. F. C. Scieszka, ka-
pelan; Amelia Danisch, prezeska;
Emilia Plata, wice-prezeska; Ana
staZya Nowak, sekr. prot; Jadwiga
Kanabay, sekr. fin; Paulina Kutza,
kasyerka. Do komitetu dobrobytu,
pr6cz powyzej ~wymienionej admi--
nistracyi wchodza panic: Lament,
Przyborska i Saved. Instalacya no
wego zarzadu odbedzie sic wspolnie
2 iRstalacya zarzadu Klubu OBJ. Tad.
Ko$ciuszki W miesiacu styczniu. Da-
ia instalacyi, kt6ra bedzie potaczo-
ma Z malq przekaska i programem'
bedzie wyznaczona przez ~teraznieJ--
SEE komitety dobrobytu obu kluboW,
kt6re to komitety zelda sic W tel
sprawie W pOniedziaiek wieczorem
ma plebanii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
Rekawiczki

Wyb6r najwiekszy; meskie
kid, cape, ciepie wefniane i
dfugie Gauntlet r~ekawicZki
pc wszystkich cenach cd soc
do $40.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

pZ1ENNlK CF1CA0OSn saMios
acza wieceJ drounych oglosSOh. AMI
tell wszystkie inne dIienniki Dohkis
" Chicago raueIn wzietA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

Nasz czynny Choir Sw. Cecylii, "a
mierza po Nowym Roku urzadzic
zabawe ,,Bunco Party, kt0ra sic
niezawodnie uda dobrze, gdyz Chor
$w. Cccylii jest iednym 2 najczyn-
nieiszych towarzystw ma Waclawo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
Jednakowoz, Upominh Kt6re Sprawia Msiczyznie
Przviemno$c sa Take Kt6re NIGGA Nosic.

nrzyiemno$G mezczyznie. NauczyliSmy sic tego obs1ugujac mez-
nieuaytecznc. Rekawiczki, krawatki, szaliki, koszule, potniki. Ia
lki ola mezczyzn, gdyz nadaja ten Swiateczny wygad, a przytem
III, mozecie wybierac do wolf, oszczedzic pieniadze, kupic poda-
tax nadzwyczajnego zapasu Swatecznego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
z KONFERENCYI w DOR
PACIE.

Dorpat, 10. grudnia. - Odby--
wajacej sic tn konferencyi potnie-
dry bolszewiiami a Estoni2 W
sprawie zawarcia pokoju, wzgle-
dnie zawicszcnia broni, zagrazalo
juz ostateczne zerwanic, gdy E.
stohSki minister spraw zagranicz-
nych. D. Poska. oSwiadczyl. re
przcdstawi natychmiast narodo--
Wemu zgromadzcniu Estonii spra
we zaprojektowanych przcz Ro-
sye sowiet6w Sranic miedzy tym,
dwoma krajami.
OSwiadczcnic to zapohicglo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
Fur Czapki

Setki do wyboru - popular
ne Detroit ksztatty, zrobione
Z Alaska seal, coney, beaver
lub Hudson seal, Sc do S35.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

Tutai Jest ieden sekret iak wybrac podarunki, ktore spraWla
czyzn przeSz1o 81 lat. Przewainie mezczyzna ME dba o rzeczy
&iety ola paIaczy, szlafrohi, czapki, Slipry ftp. SO idealne podarur
daia wvpodc dodaia stroiu ~odbiorcy. We wielkich Kee skfadac
runki, kt6re bez w~atpienia zadowoQ. Jeszcze nigdy ME otlarowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

AoAyZ, -. SluulAAd'
sza Rada Aliancka zalatwila
wczoraj zn6w jedna kwestye gra-
~niczna, a mianowicie okreSli}a
granice pomiedzy Galicyq a Buko
wilma.
Pr6cz tego zajmowala sic
wczoraj Rada Najwyzsza w dal-
Sym ci2gu sprawl odszkodowa.
MIA "a zatopienie ilOty w Scapa
Flow, PREY czem przedstawiono
kilka nowych projekt0w kompen-
sacyi. w szczeg6lnoSci Niemcy
przedstawili dowody, ktore majq
Swiadczyt, re wydanie ~zadanych
przez Aliant6w 5000 ton mate
rya}6w dokowych i portowych
zrujnowaioby ten kraj zupeinie /
dlatego ~postawili podobno WHO
SEX, ably wymagane odszkodowa--
ME zni1vc do geo GOO ton
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
Surduty

Domowy sUrdut Smoking
.jacket) Jest rzecza, ktora
mezczyzna uayWa i pamieta
przez Gale lata; piekne surdu-
ty pc ST do S12.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
Palta z Futrem

Klee's maja najwiekszy wybor. Ofiaruie-
my modne palta z szerokim futrzanym
ko4nierzem z Hudson seal, beaver, otter,
nutria i innego futra, pc $3.50 i wyzej ;
palta z futrzana podszewka i komierzem,
$40 i Wyzei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
Ubrania po SIS do $50

Teraz mozemy sprzedac czysto wemiane
ubrania tax tanio jak S25 i pc wszystkich
innych cenach do $50. Nasze olbrzymie
zapasy wfaczaja m1odziencze modne, pod
wojne ma .piersiach z paskiem i giadkie mo-
dele i meskie konserwatywne ubrania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
Szkarpetki

So prawie ma kazdej liscie u
pomink6w; piekne szkarpetki
ma podarunki, jedwabne, fl
bre jedwabne, merinO, Isle i
bawelniane, 25c do $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
Krawatki

Kazdy mezczyzna chetnie
przy:imie krawatki wybrane u
Klee's: na.inowsze, naipiek-
niejsze wiaZane i jedwabne
Four-in-hands, 75c do $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
Szalikii

Wielkie, bogate .iedwabne i
wiazane szaliki, W Wielkim
wyborze gfadkich i ozdob-
Tych kolor6w; S1.0O do S12.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

Ch1opiece Mackinaws
Specyalnie ma sobote, ~chfopiece CRUDE Mackinaw pal
ia, Z szerokim szalowym ko4nierzem, pasek naokofo,
dwie muff kieszenie dwie przeciete kieszenic -
wielkoSci 7 do Is; So to dobre palta GO or
i wielkie wartosci po .WOuUU
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

Tuai wieNe WahoSI Ola WsZdkch mezcNzni nodNehoW KOzy zanlazaTaK uc patio
TeMh Smpne nweor DmaBmy yw@e W oatth Ohnch;s We@ nahwwTsg h@kn dmyGnnN e
REM Chtmfsdp da wwhe zobOnezd dycn suhwh GaAhh nheviN Ihpe waHOAdn ma pMa O.
faOWae w ru 1919 "a tie pMmHdN3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
PARTY FIND POOR ROADS
FROM HERE TO NORFOLK
Twenty-Ffve Motorcycles Arrive. After
seVen-Hour Trip. Bearing
Sightseeing Party.

Complaining that the roads were tho
worst that they have ever experienced
IN any State. twenty-five motorcycles
riders from Norfolk struggled into
hlchmond yesterday evening between
inc hours OF and o'clock completely
Jagged out The party left Norfolk
Yesterday at noon. and composed
twenty-five machines. Five motor
cycles with side cars were in N. rroH,,
ana one woman drove machine all
the way through
mere We're eight women passengers
III the group that arrived, and several
machines from towns in the path OF
the company joined the party and came
on to Richmond. No accidents wara
experienced in the trip. The marty
wnich was put UP at various downtown
notes asserted last night that they
leave Richmond at l o'clock in The
afternoon on the return trip. The
party will assemble under the direc
Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

would place under the domination OF
Bulgaria a large population OF nom
Bulgarians. 1t would be Impossible
for us to sacrifice purely Grecian soil
and relegate Greek populations to a
country which has proved totally I'M
worthy OF the trust OF eQuitably Gov
erning foreign peoples.
Il have stated repeatedly. however.
mat | am prepared to grant facilities
TOR Bulgarian trade through one of
the Greek ports on the Aegean.
don't expect Bulgaria to be satisfied
with this. but in order. 20 satisfy her
and Serbia to surrender to her half
OF their native soil. and then in adj
dition acknowledge her as undisputed
sovereign OF the Balkan peninsula
Would Establish Pence.
Our duty today is not to satisfy tho
stupidity OF those who have been wag
Ing war against humanity in such A
despicable way. Our task is primarily
10 establish peace on an equitable
basis and Greece. in askns for re-
union OF Thrace with the mother coun-
try, IS asking for territory in which
Bulgarians stand in the proportion OF
one to seven against Greeks"
What is Your idea regarding an
equitable solution in Turkey"
II have already sent a memorandum
to the peace conference asking for an
nexation to Greece or Western Asia
Minor OF territory which forms geo
graphical entity with the adjacent
Greek Islands of the Aegean and Of
which the clinical character is indis-
nutably Greek. Turkey was to be linn
tied in Central Asia Minor to provinces
in which the Turkish population exists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
ENGINEER DIES OF INJURIES
RECEIVED IN TRAIN WRECK
Thomas II. Sydnor Tells Of Escape
From Instant Dcnth Before
Surrounding.

tSpecial 70 The. Times Dispatchl
LTNCHRuRG. VA, June i4.-Ensi-
neer Thomas Z. Sydnor. OF Clifton
Forge, who was injured in the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway freight wreck
mile west Of Coleman's Falls carly
Thursday. died this morning at 7l5
o'clock at the Home and Retreat Mr.
Sydnor's condition was regarded as
when he developed double pneumonia
BY midnight he was unconscious and
il was apparcn, that the end could not
be long of
In a lucid moment before re lapsed
into unconsciousnes the last time, Mr..
Sydnor told relatives Of his remarEable
escape from instant death e!the: By
pe!.E crushed Or ny drowning He
81 Us engine WzS GU Of and was
rg!Lrr when ~ noticed III. slide ahead
"hr. .I'r9inE - standing position
- - cid 50 When ne lrco--c-lyc
e. - .ra-t was thrown bac.: 70
MS Sea, ana taer hurled OF: Q. tae ca .
y III, va =. r.G|t we-. s-.k.7
arc a.s l.yec va cyCsh.a t:s i-s,
"a -1zstlcn "zt trEt he was urce- ,-e
"ais' . nc Iar1et ana he ,aourrt re
no r".- cs-Er, E.c wCulr - 6royy
'~-ictiT :. -..Eas.c tius..r suc came
~. ,-,-Si. o, - vac = I "sy
=" Lt--c t-' s.sg-r- :c-. T.. secured
pt'.'s 20 -:- .. u. cyi ..s.. .. ,-e
'.f'- arc So stsrcrE -r.-e ...-..
'Hs'.. - ..k ar; .ts Ne.
- -rtc " - discovered .5.- Tho
'Yhc -. ''-ao "ir. sra :ss.+ae5
M -. t-5-y - ~ S-c--- y.
Sf.' 80 s'.., -. s,s- ..- I'D
st -, .-.-c - M s..-. ;-y..
- ~ ..'= t.g'.s va k-.-
80 enc. ;ss 49,.
'''t :. ~ ,st.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
The Weather
Furnished by Z. g. Weather Bureau.)
Forecast

Forecast: virginia.
Local thunder showers
Sunday: Monday partly
cloudy.
North Carolina-Part-
~ cloudy Sunday. show
crs extreme northeast
portion Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
POSLAM SHOWS
YOU that YOUR
SKIN WILL HEAL

You have no idea, unless you have
actually seen its work, how speedy
and dependable Poslam is and how It
will justify. time and again. all the
confidence you place In ito better
those troublesome. irritating, itching
conditions that cause discomfort
When Eczema breaks out, dishgur-
ing Pimplcs, Rash or any eruptional
troubles Poslam should be used to
drive them away for just a little OF il
will so so far. do SO much and last so
long.
Sold everywhere. For FREQ sample
write to Emergency Laboratories, 243
West 4Ith ST. New York City
Urge your skin to become clearer,
brighter better. through the daily use
OF Poslam Soap, medicated with
Posian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
in a great majority over tho Christian

In great majority over tho Christian
races.
This new Turkish state. however.
should be placed under the mandate OF
one OF tho great powers, for there will
still be great number OF Greeks and
Armenians within It's boundaries. In
fact. am leaving out OF the national
boundaries of the new Greece nearly
100000 Greeks in Asia Minor.
Killed OF Christians.
In dealing with the Turkish prob
lem. one must remember that the exist
ing Christian peoples In Turkey are
but remnant of what there was once.
This is a result of the awful and sys-
tematfc prosecutions and massacres
waged by the Turks. So, IL ono exam
ines the Turkish problem scientifically
on tho basis OF the respective popula-
lions he may unconsciously commit a
wrong by sanctioning tho very means
responsible for the smaller number of
Christians in Turkey today. I GER
tainly favor free Armenian state.
confederated with the region OF Pom
tus
The fact that the great powers have
Invited Greece to occupy Smyrna and
its neighborhood with her military
forces may we'll be taken as foreshad-
owing their ultimate Judgment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
local Temperatur. Y..,.rd,


Local Observations at 3 r. N. Yesterdav
temperature, s.: humidity SIS wind Al
,'S'!pn east: wind velocity ; miles
weather. partly cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Supreme Court proc.cd,nr

WlTFF.NII.LE. VA, June i4.-Pro-
ueenlhss IN the Supreme Court OF Ap-
neals this day were AS follone
Moionter VS.. L. S. Casualty Company.
argued by 5. r. Price and II. D. Dii.
Hru Tor appellant, and submitted
N.sois; trustee, ct ais. vs.. Ncols ct ais.
ana r. NJ. Fox. for appellee, and sub,
Next cases TO be called: Fry's execu.
t I vs. I!liett guardian: Williams vs
cstern Railway: Pettyjohn &: Son Va
oasham: city OF Radford VS.. Brooks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
PROGRAM FOR BALKANS
OUTLINED BY vEN|zEL0s
strong Man" OF Greece Would Have
America MS Mandate for Con-
stantinopIe.
NO BULGARIAN CONCESSIONS
Would Have His Country Control
Over Portions Of Asia Minor on
Shores OF Aegean and Relegate
Turks to Central Part of Land.
BY w. j. BUTI.ER.

PARIS. June l4.-Grant no concs-
slons whatever TO Bulgaria; relocate
Turkey TO Central Asia Minor under a
mandate of America. Britain or France:
Ilace Constant!noplc under mandate OF
america. Britain or France in case
II cannot be turned over to Greece:
let Bulgaria have the privilege OF
trading through one OF the Greek ports
on the AeEian: Eive Greece control
ever portions OF Asia Minor on the
shores OF the Aegean. which are
geographically connected with the is
lands OF the Aegean.
This is the program of Eleuthcrios
Nenizelos. Greece's strong man" as
expressed in an exclusive Interview.
In a calm. collected manner, with
out the bombastic fire of many of his
iilustrious colleagues here, this plain
ly dressed. steel-spectacled old man.
who looms large as great world
figure, now that the time for peace
negotiations with the Turks and Bull
Sars approaches. discussed with me
for half an hour in his apartments
ir the Mercedes Hotel the remappinC
OF the Near East.
Calmly Outlines Program.
Dressed in plain gray business
suit. Nenizelos. with his closely trim
med Graybeard. reminded one of an
American college professor as he went
ever these world problems az calmly
as II discussing Ecometrical theorem
We cannot possibly make any con-
ccss!ons to Bulgaria" he declared
because any territorial concessions
that might be made in this connection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Constantinople Given
to Turks by big Four"

PARIS, June 14.-Decision OF the
"biS four" to permit the Turks to
retain control of ConstantinopIe
was announced toduy by Pierre Lott,
the French novelist and sea fighter,
who II one OF the expert advisers
OF the peace conference In conncc-
ton with Turkihh affairs.
Lott accuses tho Greeks OF having
tired 10000 Turkish dwellings in
Constnntinoplc I'm order to reduce
thc Turkish population. He MISC
declares the Greeks were rcsponsi-
Ole for the fire in the YildiE Kiosk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

have great confidenos In the intention
OF the big four to do tho right thing
by Greece.
Regarding Constantinople. think
tho city with tho territory surround
Ing II, in case It should not BIO assigned
league OF nations. Tho Sultan must
go. There will be no peace In the
Near East as long as tho least vestige
OF Turkish government remains in
Constantinople. That Is tho key to
the solution OF the whole jroblem
Constantinople Is essentially Greek
city.
The Turk ought to 70 into intarior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

Asia Minor whore ne will have a bet
Ter chance to grow and under foreign
tho scattered parts of the Turkish
state.
Il heartily favor a mandat. owe,
Constantinoplo by America, England
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
'. N. |. EXERCISES OPEN
WITH GYMNASIUM DANCE
Many Visitors and Alumni Gather
for Finals at Licking
ton.
MEDALS WILL BE AWARDED
Governor and Mrs. Davis to Attend
Commencement and Will BE Guests
of General r. w. Nichois-Gym-
naSium Stunts Are Shown.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch]
LEXINGTON. VA. June l4.-FiHal
examinations al tho Virginia Military
Institute closed Yesterday at noon, and
;he commencement program began las;
night with the opening hop in the gym
nasium Hundreds of alumni and other
visitors have already arrived The
members of the graduating class are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

When you have guests for dinner YOUR dessert
problem IS readily solved by placing your order for that
quick hearty and delicious confection =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

Teachers Supervise Gardens.
LYECHBURG. VA. Juno 4.-Fiv.
teachers from the public schools here
are engaged In the supervision OF
school Rardens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

LEXINGTON. VA. June l4.-FiTal
;he commencement program began last
night with the oreninE hop in the gym
nasium Hundreds of alumni and other
visitors have already arrived The
members of the graduating class are
as follows:
W, VI Addison. R,ehmena
i : B51d ESowasSSih.. Tenn.
=. ]. RutiSr. = Frsneisvtne. La
X X Y :. d Sa.e5 Iiiil 5@p;@a'
=. Il Conway. y Henderson. Ky.
< ". prsnaon ssirminkhain. Ala
a. \ Gary Nswpori News.
=. II. Gill. ret,rshurg
!; y l tIss. Ms,iK e. ,;, Tenn
Il 1 H 55aa.n MS ' &eua MGf'? NeT sS
Il. c, Jerniscn, Commerce. Tex
T. u, Jones re;crsbnrr
y II. KeczsIl. Koczolltown
+. \ NEIs s9ESsn EIG Ha;aaa.
. /, Mor;s SAN Rontto. Tex
/. Monijoy. brentwood Miss
+ MOTION Mon r0 E4eI WGTih tex {
7. y. Parkhurs,, harles,on. W. Va
: \, 8Rphi ss% HI'0p Ga III
&C. Rqpd%IiEh. Iacks,qPnviiie, Fla
F r. Scott Richmond.
6. ShnGkeIford. !r birmingham. Ala.
y J Sullivan. -Lynchburs
' ". Taylor Kinston. y C.
J. II: Thonpson. Fort Worth, Tex
F. Van Wasenen. Danvile.
" Il. Wilkinson. Jr.. Bedford.
r. B. Williamson, Graham.
s Williamson. Jr.. Danville.
y. r Withers Suffolk ''
H. d. W. Young. Blackstone.
1904 and 1905. will hold reunions this
Year, Alumni exercises are set for
Tuesday. when there will be the an
nual meeting OF the general Alumni
association. reports as to alumni ac-
iiviiies. announcement Of gifts from
INC alumni and-thc formal prcscnta-
ton OF two great flag poles now be-
ing erected on either side OF the bronze
statue OF Stonewall Jackson in front
OF the barracks. They have been pro-
rided through the efforts of j. c. Miller,
class OF 1850. OF Huntington. w. Va,
and John L. Dickinson. class OF 1890.
OF Charleston. w. Va. The national
colors Will fly from one and the Nir-
Einia colors from the other.
Governor Wcstmoreland Davis. ac-
companied by Mrs. Davis, will arrive
tomorrow. They Will he the quests
Of General T.. w. Nichols. superin-
tendent 81 the institute. during their
stay In Lexington. Governor Davis
Will award the Jackson Hope medals
10 the first and second stand men in
the graduating class on Wednesday,.
The gymnasium exhibition was held
in the gymnasium tonight. followed by
An Informal hop. The final german will
begin Monday night At $50 o'clock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25

WELL, look who's here today, film
fans nobody else but Norma
Tnlmadgc -" the incompatible
Norma. Amt you glad? A. Leila
Shaw, the dance crazy" girl at the
Empress SAYS. We'll. sh-should
shay show" Its the first time
we've seen this charming actress,
with her beautiful gowns we an llkc
TO look at so well in several months.
and were all going 10 see M She's
at the Rialto today Tor three days
YES, three days. for Norma has be
come such tremendous fnvorito In
Tulsa that the Rialto management
does not think OF playing ncr now
for less than three days, for when
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her nnws BE- pu, out front a rush
starts at once.
Norma viii hc seen IN her now
picture, '1h" Forbidden CITY, and
they say ~ Is ono of her best one
nf her h"st means u lot. for she has
never mad" u poor one Norma
ThImudEvS nam" has come 10 mean
excellence IN screen entertainment
ana IN her now picture she main.
talns herself fully' as one OF the
screens most compelling PERSONAL
Ties and greatest artists The For
hidden city gives her a great role,
and she plnyA It faultles-lr It has
fine dramatic situations ana a fnsci-
mating plot. Thomas MeiRhan is
leading man and Roger LyttOn is
also In the cast
a good comedy IS also on the pro-
gram.