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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-01

For Sals-&70 to $50 per acre for
best Iowa farms. Large list sent on
request. Spaulding 4 O'Dcnnell. Elma,
Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-01
IOWA LANDS

For Sale-Forty acre farm one-half
mile from city limits. Good improve
ments. H. c. Caldwell. sh South
Third street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-01
MONEY 70 LOAN.

Money to Loan upon farm and city
property q W, Lawrence Il Compa-
ny. First National Bank building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-01

II will Be your loss II You do not
write me for prices on South Dakota
farms. also good land to exchange for
city property. Clyde Brewster. .ibsr-
deem. q. d.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-01

For sale-Modern eight room house
full lot s0x1to. easy terms. Bargain
for cash. Also some other GOOD prop
critics at bargains. George Pitcher. los
East Church street. Phone white $40.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-01

Fer saIs--ws have some very 5000
propositions on Marshall county farms.
also city property. Sec us II you want
to buy or sell. Ginpre and Rinden.
Masonic temple.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
Posiedzenia v sprswiie pensyii
sluiby pocztowej.
WASHINGTON, Is sierpnia :

WASHINGTON, l8 sierpnia
Posted " sprawie pensyi pra
cownikow pocztoWy Wych odbeda sic
Wk ilku miastach we wrzesniu j
azdzierniku " polaczeniu male
zaca komisya Wzg1edem pensyi
pocztowej, Komisya bedzie naiala
|lnajpierW posted dzenie " Nowym
I.Yorku Cd 3, do 10 wrzesnia aby
movie 2 zatrudn dnion ymi w Nowym
Yorku Jersey City. Posted dzenia
81 s. innych miastach byly dis oglo
szone jak nastepujje :16- do 18 wrze
;snia Chicago illinois, ichigan j
Iowa 19 i 20 st. Paul, Minnesota.
|Polnocna j polud dniowa Dakota j
stany zachod odnie do wy ybrzezy Pa
|eyfiiku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
Bella Kun musi bye stawio-
ny ma zawotanie aliant6w,
Rada staWifa ZaWiadOmie
1Ije re byfy ngcZufnik
Wegier bedzie staW10ny
prZed nd.

GENEVA, 16 sierpnia Rzs
dy alianckie informowaly Rad AT
stryacki re bedzie odpowiedzialny
"a Bella Kun, wegierskiego nacze!
nika komunist6w, i "a dostawienie
go p6zniej pred sad trybuna}u a:
liant6w, st0sownie do depeszy
lnsbrucku.
Dodanem jest ze Bella Kun be.
die sadzony "a wieszanie j stree.
lanie Wegrow podczas swego rza
du " Budapeszcie.
Bella Kun sprzeciwia sic wyda:
niu 60, jak powiadaja i dodanem
jest, ze wolalby wyjechac do a
meryki,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19

Washington, - William Cum.
mings, brytyjski str6z archium W
miescie Mexico, otrzyma1 rozkaz
cd prezydenta Carranza azeby
kraj opuSci}. ~
Poniewaz ME wyszczeg6lniono
W depeszach z mexykanskiej sto-
Icy oswiadczenia ktore doszlo do
Washingtonu utrzymywano re
czynnosc. Carranzy spowodowa}a,
podlug oswiadczenia zrobionego 0
bccnie w nizszej izbie przez bry--
tyjskiego podsekretarza stanu, re
Wielka Brytania ME uznaje rza--
dow Carranzy i ME uczyni tego
predzej al dopoki nie otrzyma
gwarancyi re Rad mexikanski
Jest zdolen i chce ochraniac zycie
] wlasnosci brytyjskich obywateli
w Mexico.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
Amerykanie po "a lnorzem
zwalczaja pozar miasta
Ogiei Wybuchf niedalekO
K0blencyi 2 g16Wna po-..
m0ca W Meme spie-.
sza Amerykanie

KOBLENCYA, 16 sierpnia. =
DIVA sta oficer6w, kt6rzy obecnie
zlozyli egzamin w Akademii Woj
skowej West Point pomagali dis
wczesnie rano = setkami Amrey-.
kanskich 'sdoughboys'' / cywilny
mi W zwalczaniu ognia, kt6ry ma
wiedzif okolice IA Morawach.
Starozytne religijne stowarzy-
szenia robotnik6w ). g16wnych
kwater pierwszej dywizyi.
Pionierzy z zachodu, ktorzy by
Ii w drodze ma polu bitwy i oku.
powane okolice rozpoczeli tance
wydane ma ich czesc gdy ogien
spostrzezono, zaraz po polnocy
Nieaaieeey ssttfaazzaaey -1aie--zde.
3ali utrzymac kontroli mad og
'niem, a ci z West Point j" dough
boys zgromadzeni przez por. Ste.
fana G. Fugna, naczelnika sztabu
pierwszej dywizyi, ably pomagali
W gaszeniu Amerykanie zwal-
czali ogien az do bia}ego dnia
gdy poszedl pod kontrole.
Ogiei rozciagnal sic przez caly
biloxi, Kilkanascie budynk 6W,p ,przy
laczonych do przeznaczonych ma
przemysf dla MoraWii zostalo zni
szczonych. n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
Halifax oczekuie ksiecia Wall.
: -, - !, :, /. Z

y. 81 sf-s (
HALIFAX, n. S. l8 sierpnia
.Wykonczono tn przygotoWania ma
przyjecia ksiecia Walii, kt6rego
przybycie oczekiwane jest na kra
:zoWniku Dragon jutro. UrzedoWe
powitania miasta proWincyi ME
przeciagna sic dluzej jak do po--
MED ialku. .5. 81.
" krotce pc. przy byciu ksiaze,
"a jjniie sWe kWatery na okladzie.
wojennego okretu BenoWn, l1a ktoE
rynl przybyl 2 po "a nlorzas kt65E
~ przeWiooz1 go 2 st. ] Johns 1:.:
|Bedzieo czestnic " nabozen'
stWiie# Wro ozko6W ma tym okrecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
Rierwsze sto tysiecY zapi
sanYell.
W.ASHING1O l6 sierpniis

NAsHING1o ZIG sierpni;a
PierWsze sto tysiecy re kr,ltow
zapewnionych zostaIo do trWalcJ
.regularnej armii. General March,
.naczelnlk sztabu, podaI dis Ia
.ikie WiadomieEfe,. q pomie edzy ty
mi lxttrzy sic zapfsali znajdujo sic
$4,000 takich ktorzy sic poWtor-
.nie zapisali. stwierdzonem costa
10 ze przeciecioWo piec ma kazde
sto mezczyzn wolnionych czaso
Wycll Wojsk odkad sic kampania
rekraatoWania rozpoczela zdecydo
walo sic powrdcic tlo armii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
Bandycii zatrzvmai i obrabo-
wall kobiete.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Is sier
pnia. -Dwie tuteisze kobiety du
fszone obrabowane z dyament6w
wartosci $4,000.
PAM Fatligo odwiedzi1a swa
matke i siostre W St. Paul, Mimi.
jUda}a sic potem 2 swa siostrzenii
lea do teatru. Naipierw mia1y one
zamiar wracac. do domu samocho-
dem, lecz p6zniej zdecydowaly sic
liechac kara uliczna. Siostrzenica
opusci4a ia przy Washington i
Franklin Ill. sama wraca1a do.
domu. Gdy weszla W brane za--
trzymana zostala przez .dw6ch me l{':
zczyzn kt6rych ieden zatkna1
lei usta. Piee pioerscionk6w "a
ST. 900 kt6re miala ma palcach, ze.
Iparek bransoletowy i perlowy ma
lszyjnik wartosci $1,000 zabrano
lei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
lond dondel1y' Wsi1z!l lione5
przez bunto o,gliko

ONDQNBERRY ls8 sierpnia
Bunty i rozruchy wy wyWolywane
|zostaIy u TEN eseie wczorajgw
czorems dis rano ojsko przy-
wolano na mot och ale ME wy--
strzeliIo zadnego strzalu olnie-
re spotykali sic dnak q pociska
mi kamieni gdy starali sic rozbie
de1nonstracye nae yonalisty yezna.
straty picnic me odu rabun
k6W spustosze ze1aia asllosscii Wy
nosi tysiaee ffnnt 81, jak oswald
lezas pole &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
Przemysl lcierpiz : powodu slrai
k6w weglarzy.

3 LONDYN, l6 sierpnia = Pre-
mys} tkaczy W orkshire, zostal
ciezko dotkniety zspowodu braku
wegli, powstalego z powodu straj
ku 100000 weglarzy kt6rzy oneg-
daj glosowali aby wr6cic do pra-
cy. Przeszlo $4,000 mezczyzn j
niewiast znajduje sic bez piracy 2
,powodu braku wegli. Fabryki sta
. Ii i zelaza w hampshire rozpo czely
zamykanie z powodu braku zapa-
sow wegla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
Niemieccy zo}nierze obwiDieni
|krynlinalniie przybyli do Lille.

WASHINGTON, Is sierpnia
Niemieccy zo1nierze oskarzeni o
kryminalne sprawy W dawniej, O
lupowanych regionach, rozpoczy-
naja przybywac do Lille, st6sow
lie do depesz.z tego miasta do
La Liberte. Ludzie ci zostana u
wiezieni W -cytadeli, ~gdzie. beda,
trzymani az, do procesu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
Cananza Rozka1je Brytyjslknmu Srdzowii kaj 0pusde
Czecho Wakiia WYbiierze.
krda.

GENEVA, 16 sierpnia Dope
sza otszvmana til zPragi cytl,je re
&. Pravo Lidu" organ Czeskich 50
=cyalis!6 6w utrzynnje "a rzeczyvis
.tosc, IL wielka czesc socyalist6w
prac,1je mad ,lsianowieniem mo-
narchy W Cze.:ho SloWaczyznie
re Wyb6r monarchy pad} ia ksie
cia connaught: wuja kr6la Geor-
&c a Z Ahglii: Depesza dodaje re
zadne oficyalne traktowania do
tad nie zostaly ctwarte.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
Czterd1esc sci j warant6w na
wyzyskiwaczy.

COLUMBUS, o. 16 sierpnia
Gubernator Cox oglosil dis rano,
ze dis pred poIudniem zostanie
czterdziesci Warant6w Wydanych
przez stan na aresztowanie Wyzy-
skiwaczy zyWnosci. Gubernator 0,
glosil takze zee ina zamiar =zad.ae
cd felleralnego ,.zadu ably skonfis-
kowal W przyhlizeniu diva Milo
ny funt6W miesa j drobiu przacho
wywane " zak}adach spichrz6,v
.lodoWych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19

the octopus and the creation Of conditions that
il made the entire prosecution proceedings null
8 and void as far as popular results we're con-
d cerned. The trust was dissolved, but each Of
its integral parts, controlled as nobody seems
to know functioned along as before. IF the
public benefited one 81 gota by the spectacular
decision which dissolved thet rust it never has
been made manifest.
Equally well the public will recall the pro
secution Of the tobacco trust - equally fruit
less as far as results were concerned. The ma
jesty Of the law was vindicated, but the sever
al parts into which tn combine was shattered
4 by the decision became more valuable than
4 over to their owners and larger fortunes were
. piled up. No genius Of discovery has been able
to outline the benefit the public received as the
result of this paper victory.
The steel trust has been the target Of Fe-s
;sderal action for time out OF mind, but the pro-
ssecntion still hangs fire, suspended by the go:
averAment as spartsof its wartime acquiscence=
in dombiHati0n and non-compe petition.s In view
of past history, what benefit the public would
receive from successful attack upon the cor
por4tion is certainly conjectnral and logically
doubtful ..5s..
What the people demand now is a result
and they do not believe It can @be gained BY
mere lawsuits aimed atscombinatiOns. . What
they insist upon is action that will determine.
what IS fair price for all Of the . articles Of
consumption that enter into their daily life
and then drastic punishment for all eYerchargs
@ing.sIf this action runs across meat combine
I or any other trust, more power to it but it
. should 90 right to the heart Of the situation
and deal viii the seller of every vital commod
D ity, wholesale Of retail, until the fear Of God
! is planted il his heart. There must be no play
ing Is the galleries by spectacular litigation in
i equity courts and no mere scratching of the
sssurf face.H this adnainistr ation cannot come to-
the Irese,1e zof the people with something sub
{ stantial and result tful II the way sof curbing.
. profiteering and hrotttling the robbery which
As rampant in every direc cten, II might as7Well
. flee from the wrath TO come the next time the
people register their opinions al the polls.
IS From. st. Sc Paul =: Press.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
.WASHINGTO in 16 siierpniia

N ASHINGTO ~ 166 sierpnia -
5Pierwszes federalne doWied dzenie za
wykorzy ystywaniea rap rtoWane by;
40 dis do depart rtamentu spraWied
Iwossi Dystry yktoWy prokurator
Iuccy elegrafowaf prok,lratoWi
generalnemu d almer 4 & Bmgs
shampto ze y die fede
ralnym nal lozzona zostaIa kara gro
Ic,erniikowa detail alicznemu na suIle
$500 ma sprzedaz cukrul lpo 15c tn tn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
Ma Poludniu Zagrazia Repubika
Oswiadcza1a nizszej izbie re obecny Rad W Me-
xico ME Wypefnia akuratnie cZynnOsci.
[EDBUJA OCHRANlAC BRYTYJSKICH OBYWATELI

True translation filed with hepost master at Winona Mnn
Aug 49, 1919 required by the Act of Congress- Oct 1915
Ell PASO Tex 18 serpnia urzedowa Wadomosc otrzmana
generanym konsuacie Mexico City podaje
prezydent chce pzedsawc kongreso
chce poinfomowac kon
gres zpene tyczy osunk6w adem San6w Zjednoczo
nych Anglia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
|0bwinieni 0 nieprawne uzlycii,
Woisk.

DUBLIN, Is sierpnia .-Piotr.
Pawe} Gallivan, czlonek parlamen
tn z zachodniej dywizyi Y Cayan5
ktory byl oskarzony przez sad wo
jenny o nielegalne mustroWanie
wojsk podniecanie motlochu
przeciW urzednikom politycznym
W polaczeniu ich dzia1alnoscias
jako naczelnika stowarzyszenia
Sim Fein, zosta} osadzony ma rok.
.wiezienia do ciezkich robot. I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19

WASHINGTON, 16 sierpnia w wyswadczaniu przysugi
zagranicznych reacy zadecydowal aby posp
rozpaywanie akta6w pokojowych preydent Wilson k
dis bylo powiedzane cofnal swego postanowenia.
Baym zostalo nadmienione, posanowenie
Hitchcock Nebraska kt6y wczoraj powedzal komitetow
spraw zagrancznych ze komtet ME zaaportue traka
nedalek pryszosc beda zrobone zolan go
se1acie, ably rozwazac je temi Cd prezydenta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
|zadaja Wielkiego turduszu !! aby
znnYc eenY.

Department roh1ictwa zazadal
dis W konrgesie azeby przezna--
czono sumo oko1o $500, 900 ktora
by MONA przeznaczyc ma pre-
proWadzenie nadmienione przez
.prezydenta znizenie kosztow zy-
scia ss5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
$4,000 wartosei boud5w
ukrad1iono peWnei sp6lce

NEW YORK, 16 sierpnia Ia
$130, 600 wartosci bondoW wolnos
ciiowych zostalo ukrad dzionyeh pc
wnej firmie W dystrykcie finan-
sowym, jak sic dowied dziano dis
poozno wieczorems ma policy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19

oczekuje raportu komitetu.
Sekretarz Tumulty, powiedzial
" jest wielka mozliwosc" re pre-
zydent bedzie chcia1 rozpoczac
swa podroz moWami skoro trak-
.tsty przez komitet beda ogloszo-
ne. Dano do zrozumienia ze skoro
prezydent nie widzial potrzeby
dalszej konferencyi z republikan-
skimi senatorami, utrzymywal sic
sam do rozporzadzenia w komite-
Gle. zt
Zglosil sic do prezydenta.
Po dwu godzinnej dyskusyi dzi
siejszej W senacie. Komitet spraw
zagranicznych postanoWif zawia--
donnie prezydenta Wilsona ze zglo
81 sic do niego W Bialym domu ola
jego dogodnosci aby o1nawiac
traktaty pokoj ojowe.
Komitet zadecydowal take zglo
sic sic do B.. T. Williams'a a i VIM.
G. Builitt, kt6ry zrezygnowal =
urzedu doradcy amerykanskiej 10
misyi pokoj ojowej. " Paryzu,e jak
powiedzialo tlla niezgadzania sic
z.decyzya Aonferencyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19
Wilson zekujje raportu kolnitetll
PREzYDENT R0ZPOCzNlE PODR0z SKORO PRZEEz1.
NACzENE TRAKTAI0W BEDuE ozNACzONEE.
Jeszcze ME cofnaf sWego postanoWfenia zeby wa
runk6W pociagoWych ostatecznie ME przyjeto.

HITCHCOCK MA PODsTAWE DO GROzBY.
KOMIYET ZAGRANICZNYCHW WIADOMOSCI
ZADA AZEBY NACZELNlK NAROD0W 4
OTRZYMAI JE BIALYM DOMU.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-19

sc More 60 blow II i our next
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
HAVE
 BIC DANCE AT
 CASINO NOV. 2O

What promises to be a red letter day in Bridgeport theatricals is sched- uled for Thursday evening, Nov. 20, when the American Legion stages a theatrical ball at the Casino. The comInittee in charge of the event has completes all preiiminaries, and has signed several acts of Broadway dis Iinction to make a special trip here for the assistance Of the ex-service men, In addition to these stars of nationwide reputation, the commit ice has contracted for the services of such Bridgeport stars as Miss June Knight and the team of Miss Maud Keller and Billy Seltsam who bid fair to become famous for their dancing ability.
 The whole program, therefore, will be distinctive and will be better than anything you could possibly see iii any theater within the state for all the acts are heajlin edscmfwssssh the acts are headliners in their own right.
 The Legion doesn't believe in get ting something for nothing and that is the main reason why it has gone to corrsid eraGble expense in signing up genuine feature players. While the cause for which the benefit is staged is @ worthy one, BridgeDorters may rest assured that they will be given
 the greatest theatrical treat of the season on Nov. 20.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
PARK

One Of the funniest comedy scenes that has been seen in a burlesque show for a long time occurs in this seasons production of The Boston ians'' which will be seen the last three days Of this week at the Park theatre. Those two capable come dians, Frank F'inney and Phil Ott, are seen in amusing roles of an eccentric character and become involved with secret service men in an effort to stamp out the opium traffic. Their work calls upon them to make a trip to Shanghai. The scene referred to is the one which shows them landing from an aeroplane in a Chinese cem- etery. The aeropIane knocks down eone of the tombstones of the an cestors which so arouse the ire of the natives that there is an uprising with the object of driving the foreign devils into the sea. The comedians, of course, have Q narrowing escape. This is only a sample of many scenes and situations which go to make up a, comedy production of fine laughing ~HaIity.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
Norma Talmadge's New
 Play To Be a Sensation

Select announces as a forthcoming special Norma Talmadge in '"rhe Isle of Conquest" a picture adapted for the screen by John Emerson and Anita Loos from Arthur HornbIow's s widely-read novel, By Right of Con quest" Miss Talmadge's latest star ring attraction was directed by Ed ward Jose, and, in presenting the stars newest offering, Joseph M Schenck has carried out his policy of surrounding Miss Talmadge with players of known popularity and ability.
 Wyndham Standing is the leading man, and has the sort of a role that should win him many more friends An interesting feature of the support ing company Is the fact that Natalie Tslznadge, Norma's sister, appears as Q sister to the star in the 1atrnr's screen character. Other favorftes in the group are Charles Gerard, Care n Hughes, Claire Whitney, Elder Hop per and Joe Smiley.
 ''The Isle Of Conquest carries variety of scenes as well as variety of action. Many exteriors were needed for the filming of the story, most of them having been photographed in an interesting region of Florida. Much of the action of the piece takes place on an isolated island. and On the island many effective locations figure as backgrounds. Also of particular interest are those scenes taken aboard Ia yacht. These passages show the yacht af1re at sea, and the fire and subsequent shipwreck furnish the in cidents through which a man and a woman find themselves virtually the only two living creature in their World-a small island.
 The atmosphere of the picture car Ted the air of good taste and good breeding at all times, with the locale shifting from Q fashionable boarding school to Palm Beach. and from other society centers to a tropical isle The Ernerson-Loos adaptation of the novel is fully up to the known standards of that couple.
 The story is quite novel in that ii so forcefully presents the situation of a woman who has been given cause 10
 hate men and a man who has lost faith in women being thrown together 1 on tropical island, there to work i out their destinies. The dramatic strength of such 8 situation has been : ably presented by author, adaptors i and director. and the woman's part Is one that gives Miss Talrnadge full
 "---~-'-"''@i+T- 10 score dra ma ticalIy
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
AT THE THEATRES
POII'S.

The Roughneck.'' featuring Homer Miles and Ainsworth Arnold. former leading man for the Lyric stock com pany, is registering one of the genu- inc hits of the season at Polfs this week. It is a bright little playIet, for the most part humorous but with a flash of drama toward the close, and is exceuently done throughout. On the same bill Natalie F'errari and two talented assistants are scoring heavily with all sorts of dance steps, from the classic to the jazz. These two acts, in themselves, are worthy of headline distinction, and the rest of the bill is above the average, too.
 Mercy, senna and Lee are three young men who know how to sing and how to put over comedy effect lively. There is a snap 10 their act that IS refreshing. James and Eta Mitchell contribute an aerial bit to the performance, and Ryan and Moore's songs and humor go big.
 The Witness for the Defense,' Elsie F'erguson's latest starring ve- hicIe, is a drama of extra ordinary power, and shows her to advantage. It is probably the best medium that she has had for her exceptional tal- ents since she deserted the spoken stage for the movies. '"Fhe Witness for the Defense'' is compelling story of the breakup between hus- band and wife.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
LYRIC.

When theatrical critics agree there Is little chance for an argument and accordingly the success of that un- usually funny comedy, Stop Thief is assured. Not a single fault was found by any of the critics who at tended the first performance which was given at the Lyric theater Mon day night by the Poh Players.
 Miss Mary Ann Dentler and Arthur Chatterdon, who play the leading roles, shine as the stars of the pre- sentation. but Jack McGrath and Ar thur Griffen as the kleptomaniacs also come in for a. share of the hard work. Others of the company are equally good and together form a combina- ton hard to beat.
 Next week the Poly Players will present ''Oh, Boy" that well known musical melange, in a manner that will surprise the most critical Be- sides the augmented cast needed f. ' this production there will be a chorus of Is beautiful girls who will show a brand of dancing that is seldom seen in this city. The comedy is too well known to require comment and car ries with it program of music wor- thy of special mention. The company has several singers of note and with the addition of several extra artists and the chorus a high class perform ance can be anticipated.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
In Which It Is Said Everything Comes to He
 Who Is a Good Waiter

Several years ago J. Warren Ker- rigan bought one of the finest riding costumes ever made for an actor. It was des1gned. cut and sewn by the Kings tailor i'll London and cost the amazing sum of $500, exclusive of mport duties Jack intended to wear it sometime or ether in one of his pictures.
 But the months went by and nary a script furnished by his scenario writers offered the slightest excuse fer his wearing the outfit, although he had opportunity to appear in ev- erything else, from link arnor to bathing suits. Jack rolled the suit up i'll moth balls and gave up hope of ever breaking even on his $500.
 Then one day an author in Missouri sent Kerrigan's scenario editor q comedy-drama of the Texas oil fields.
 The editor wrote back:
 Dear lada mi have read your scenario, Live Spark and find it ex- ceIlent. Before making arrangements for it's purchase I have submitted the script to Mir. kerrigan for final con- sideration. Should he deem the story neritorious you may consider it &C., cepted."
 A few days later the author re- ceived this wire from Kerrigan:
 Have read first paragraph of your story, Tive Sparks Notice that leading man is required to wear rid ing clothes. Production starts at
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
QUILTY'S THIS WEEK. Dancing Thursday Night.

Dancing will be the order Thursday night at Quilty's Colonial ball room, in Fairfield avenue, with music by Murray's orchestra. These mid-week socials are very pleasant, well attend ed, and admission is at popular prices
 Learn to Dance.
 Waltz, one-step and fox trot taught in private lessons for s7. Lessons given afternoon or evening by ap- pointment. Gall or telephone for ap- pointment or information.
 Advanced Dancing Class.
 The advanced dancing class meets every Friday evening from g to 12 o'clock Splendid chance for former pupils to renew their lessons and for any one to gain practice, as well as enjoy a pleasant evening. Murray's orchestra furnishes music, and but single, admission is required.
 McEneuys Coming Monday, Nov. IF.
 Next Monday night the McEnelly Singing Orchestra will again be the attraction. This is always a sure fire good time Short concert, long evening of dancing, all at popular prices of adnission--Adv.