davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
ZalOEOnH 1897 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Z MONROE 1898.
ZARzAD GLOwNYt

"
Ks. Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
Ks. A. A. Kiowo. Wice-Moderator.
wotciech T. Soska. orezes.
Antonina Baranowska. Wice-preZeska.
Wojciech Menklckl. Wice-prezes.
romasZ S. B~lachowSki. Sekretarz.
Franciszek Witkowski, SkarbniS.
stanislaw LicZmanski. Dyrektor.
w3adysiaw Lopatka. D~yrektor.
Antoni Mazurk, Dyrektor.
Leokadya SoSka. D~yrektorka-
Salomea Urbanska, Pyrektorka
FrancISzka BlesChke. Dyrektorka-
DR.. FIR. A. Dulak. Lekarz Saczelny.
Adv. Piotr p. Mlndak. Doradca Prawny.
Berta c. WOitalewicz. Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODzINY BIUROwEI
Biuro ZarZRdu Gl6wneSo otwarte "
dni powszednie Cd sodz. 9-tej rano do
s-tej wiecZorem. (w sobote do lei po-
poludntu). WiecZorem, " dnl powsZed-
ME z wyjStkiem S0Soty})., Cd ,godziny
uroczyste. bluro Jest zamkniete.
PrezesaI " ~ponisdzIalkI pIatki VIE
ezoramI cd godziny 7-mej do s-tet-
Wszelkie correspondence do G4owne-
70 Prezasa nalezy adresowac:
wOJCIECH f. SOSKA,
1883 w. Division str. Chicago, III.
Sekretarza; W poniedziafki. wtorkt,
Brody I czwarrk'. wieczor1mI Cd godzi-
ny 7-mej do 9-tek ! cd l-szeJ popolu-
driu c~odziennle. z wytatkiem soboty. cd
S-tej do l-szet.
S~karbaIka: we wtorki. srody I pIatki
cd godEiny 1-mei do 9-tej wiecZorem.
Ixladania 0piat. WszslkIe opiaty dc Ka-
Sy Gl6wneJ przyimuJe Kasyer Glowny
podczas godzin ofisowych. albo we dnie
V ~godEinach ofisowych, Sekretars &C.
neralny.
wszelkie listy nadsyla6 naleiy ma re-
&c Sekretarza Generalneg0:
TOMASZ =. BLACHOWSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater.
lass W. Division str. Chicago, III
FINANSE.
Pr5ekazy bankowe poeztows
(checks, money orders etc nalezy wy
1tawiac ma Organizacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
4 przesy1ac pod adresem:
FIR. wITKOWSKI,
dAsS W. DIy1sion str, Chicago, III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zsrzsdu Gl6wnego:
1856 w. Division Utica,
Ma drustep pietrse.
Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
II BUFFALO, n. Y.
Konsul Gcncrainy.

Pom0wimy tutaj o novel paraM
polskiej rzymsko-katoiickiej. oraz o
dzlelnicy. W ktGrej wielu Polakow
sic osiedlilo i z dniem kazdym CO.
raz wieksza liczba sic osiedla, a
take O dzielnicy W okolicy Genessee
ulicy, - "a Bailey ave, naprzeciT
Blake ave.
Pc dluzszych zabiegach udalo sig
k!lku wybitnym obywatelom z tam
t~ejszej okolicy jak p. Stanisiawo"i
Monczyhskiemu, y. w. Adamskiemu
innym uzyskac pozwolenie ma "a
l~oaenie parafii, a kupno gruntu "a
latwiono PREY pomocy p. Franciszka
Ruszkiewicza. wydawcy Dziennika
ola Wszystkich.
Grunta zakupione znajduja sic W
ladnej okolicy. Front ziemi PREY
Gene=see ulicy. ma przestrzeni 229
stop ma zach6d cd Theodore ul.,
$50 stop g%lebokoSci - szmat ziemi
Jest jednym Z najpiekniejszych ma
calem East Buffalo W strone Bailey
ave. i ma poinoc Cd Walden ave.
Nova p~arafia tel ~dzielnicy, kto-
"a liczy setki rodzin polskich spodo-
ba sic naszym rodakom, ktorzy CO.
raz bardziei w~ypieraja obcych, a
stawiaja MOVIE budynki i ~wykupuja
innonarodowcow.
Bedzie to jedna Q ozyWlonych
dzielnic naszego East Buffalo | Gle
sly mas wielce. re nareszcie uda'o
sic .rzecz Gala pomyslnie zaiatwic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

n~iejsze sprawy. PoZatem Z wa1niej-
sZych rzeczy, ma sejmie owym
omawianych, wspomnie6 naleiy u
chwale 1alo1enia Fiji Zjednoczenia
w POlsce, ku czemu %polecono Zarza-
dowi wysla6 w moaHwie najrychlej--
Sym czasle ~specyalna delegacye do
Polski, dalej postanowionO utrzymae
W peini podatek ofiarny ma Ojczyzne
- do czasu, kiedy potrzeby jeJ beda
tegO wymagaly. Dw1e to piekne 1 wa
inc uchwaly godne So dawnyoh ira
dycyi zjednoczenia, przeto podkre =
slamy je z calem uznaniem. Fila W
PolSce - wspania1a rDecz: mole to
mice olbrzymie znaczenie ma daleka
przyszoSG - Zar6wno ola Polski, jak
ola Ziednoczenia, mole bye wybor--
nym iQcznikiem p~omiedzy Polska a
nasza Polonia, mole przeszczepi6 W
OicZyznie ducha o~rganizacyi takich,
jake kraj tutejszy wytworzyi, a my
smy jej przejeli, kt6re jednak W Sta
rym Kraiu mane dotad mic byfy; mo-
ic to zarazem swiadczy6 nieobliczal-
ne dobrodziejstwa rOdakom W Pol
see, potrzebujacym wszelkiego ro-
dzaju wsparc / zapom6g, a zarazem
potrzebujqcym takiej ostoi W dziaia-
mach wszystkich, jak4 dale moe zor-
ganizowania sic dobrego ma godnych,
uznanych / umiiowanych zasadach:
wykonanie tel uchwaly sejmu $500
bedzie piekna i szlachetna k~ontynua-
cya dobrych sluzb Zjednoczenia ola
PolSki. Podobniez - podatek ofiarny
ma rzecz Ojczyzny swiadcZy zacnie o
nastroju wlasciwym, panutqcynl W
tel organizacyi: trzeba byfo siyszec,
jak ostro i bezwzglednie Izba pietno-
wala nieliczne owe t~OwarZyStwa, kto-
re byIy w minioncm dwuleciu usune-
~ sic cd placenia tego podatku, a jak
| cntuzyastycznie oklaskiwano wszel--
kie patryotycznic natchnione zwroty
m6wc6w, zachecajacych do kontynu-
owania dobrei tel i ofiarnej DANNY.
Ten to Ouch patryotyczuy, ten n~astroj
szlachetny - byi naisympatyczniej-
sza cecha sejmu Z~jednoczenia: oku-
pujcOn w naszych oczaCh wszelkie In
Mt niewIaSciwoSci / niedokladnosci'
czy braki, kt6rych przecie wszedzie
sporo | obyc sic boz Mich niepodobna.
=:
Nowy Zarzad Zjednoczenia - ma
try Iata obrany (r6wnieh move ] do
bre postanowicnIe) - ma wszelkie
dane po temu, ably pozacHynane ma
scjmic newarskim sprawy przepr"--
wadzic godnie, dla organihacyi poly
tec7nic | zaszczytnie. Winszujemy
mu tego = caiei naszej ola omawta--
nei organizacyi iyczliwOsci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

Ma to budzi sic znow MacieJ, a
czujac, &c 60 COS porzadnie trzy-
ma "a nogi, lapic zn6w kofo Sic
bic i chwyta takze majora "a no
gi.
A to jakaS bestya mysli So
bic major, wewalif sic do ne
go i6zka i jeszcze "a nogi chwy-
ia a toe wyraznie napad! Wiec
trzyma coraz mocniej.
Czekaj ptaszku, - mysli sobie
Maciej, juz ia ciebie pred ranem
ME puszcze, DO teraz ME chce ha-
lasu robiG i starego budzit, ale mi
ty ME ujdziesz, a rano to sic roz-
m6winy inaczej! Cho6byS ty Sci
skai atbo ME, to ia sic ciebie ME
ziekne i ma stocho sic ME wykre--
cisz, jenom ciekaw co tez to "a
Selma.
Wiec scisnal Maciej nogi ma
jorowi a major go znow kop pod
brode. Maciej znow oddajc a CO.
raz s~ilniej majora "a nogi try
ma.
Maciek, zawotai major, a
toe wstan i zobacz CO tn "a be-
Istya jakas do mnie W }6zko sic
! do nog sic przypieSa.
re ME moge sic przewr6ciG. Vista
wal starry, DO mi tcgo szclrny juz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

i trzymac sic ME chce.
lBa, wstawaj! leiedy i mnie tax
sano ktos "a nogi trzyma i nuz
swojego kuc pieScia po nogach.
- Pan major naturalnie zaraz ma
odwrot Macieja poczal obrabiac
kulakami i woiac:
- Wstawaj Macieju, DO moi
mic ma dobre bic poczyna.
Moi ME lepszy, prosze pana,
- odpowiedziai Maciek.
- No, to schwyc porzadnie i
wyrzuG pijaka z lozka, Doc to z
twojej why z}e tych szelm6w tn
nadaio. Wi6czysz sic pc nocy,
Bog vie kto z toba tn sic przy-
wlokI. No, rusz sic opoju, przecie
czas byS wytrzezwial, ty lyktu-
sic!
TAX zawolaf pan major, vice
Maciej poczal szczerze wyrzucac
tego szeIme jakiegos co to w no
cy w crdze lozko sic wall. Ale ma
jor, kiedy poczuf, re go ma do
bre z tozka Cd n6k wypychaja, O.
pieral sic jak mogi, zeby sic ME
dac wyrzuci6 owej szelmie, co we
wlasnem ,lozku cz}owieka napa--
stuie i chce L niego wysadzic.
No. Maciek ruchsj sic! -
zawolal major. Ale prosze pana,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

kicdy mnic on tez chcc z fozka
v-yrzucit, a opiera sig jak VOL
pod gore.
Tax samo moi, - ~powiedzlaf
major, - ale ia go wysadzs.
- Dam ia i jemu rade,-rzekt
Maciej, ale mnie popamieta, po-
XII zycie jego.
Vice sic szamoca, sapia, sila,
odpieraja, az hu ha! lea obaj
ia ziemi i trzymaja sic "a nogi
Ii obk}adaja sic piesciami jak &C.
pami W stodole.
Ma ten loskot ludzie w domu
sic pobudzili i wchodzi gospodarz
re Swiatlem i patrzy, a tn major
z ;Maciejem "a nogi sic sciskaja i
smaruja sobie boki, re jeno tetni.
- A najs'odsze imie lego! -
Macieju, a ktozby to ma swego
pana reke podnosii.
Teraz dopiero pomiarkowali
sic owl, re ich tylko dwoch a ME
czterech. Wiec sic zawstydzili O.
gromnie a pan major jakoS ME
bardzo mruczal, Doc on najbar--
dziej pobladzii, re sic W Macieja
f6zko poiozyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
MACIERZ POLSKA.

Jest orsanizacya laczsea mlodz:ez pol
ska oboJga plcI W pracach naukowych.
patryotycznych I bratniej pomocy Ola
podnleslenia ducha morsinosct dobro-
eytu W spoieczenstw!e. q s~Sczegolnie
sac sic ma posmiertne cd lat IA do as;
IA czionk6w Stowarzyszonych beZ o.
rranicEenIa wleku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

NeSoUrEs ,stdHu DssedsRs zp0-
ksoJq sic u SdGniu, se must Lss-
RGeS EjednOceon0, nEes1ieEno
oam0EzqdnG PoLSkG.
- Woodrow Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
Pc Sejmie ZJednoczenia

W minionym tygodniu Odbyl sic W
miescie Newark-Sejm 36ty Zjedno-
czenia, najwiekszej electromagnetic
skieJ Organizacyi religijnO-patryoty-
cznej, jednej z najzasluienszych W tel
przewainej czesci sp~olecznosci ma
szet tutejsZei, kt6ra skupia sic pod
sZtandarem re zl4czonemi imionami
BOGA L OJCzYZNY.
Sejm odbyl sic stosunkowo spo--
kojnie, dziaiaf s~prawnie / szybko,
niewiele tylko bylo w MIN momen-
tow burzliwszych pOnad przecietna /
zwyczajna naszyCh obrad wrzawnosc,
kierownicy sejmu o~ryentowali sic DO
brze i bystro " prowadzeniu spraw.
porzadek obrad trZymali silna reka i
tcmu zawdziecza6 nalezy tax
mnienamy, il sejm ow, zapowiadany
wSr6d domysInik6w pogroikowych i
obietnic zlowroibnych, o ktorym
wr66ono, il bedzie ieszcze gorszy niz
pamietny - skandaliczny sejm W
Pittsburghu Z pred kilku lat, ma
ktorym ME DrObiOno mic wcale, ale
wrzasku naczyniono M pol roku na-
prod. -. re ten wiec sejm ostatni-
wypadf nieledwie lepiej cd wszyst-
kich prawie, jake znamy i pamieta-
my W ciagu ostatnich lat kilkuna--
stu. Lepiej - to macy - spOkoj--
niej, zgodnej 1 W nastroju pOwaz-
niejszym a podniosIejszym cd wielu
innych podobnych okazyi.. 30 co
do ~faktycZnej - prOduktywnej rO--
bOty - r6wniez ME zrobiOnO ma MIN
wiele i wogole brak Syio ma sejmie
tym moment6w znamiennicjszych, ma
zycie dalsze i rozw6i tax wielkiej or.
g~antzacyi stanOwiacych. Wszystko, co
bylo do zrobienia waznego, wielkiego
- pozostalo ME z%aiatwiOne, ME skOn
czone - zlecone - nowcmu ZarZadO-
wi. -.
Ostatecznie - ME pOwinnO sic
mice ME przeciwko tcmu 2 zasady pO-
iecia rOboty sprawnei, szybkiej - in
teligeutnej: ME ulcga watPliwosci,
liz zarZad, umOcOwany odpOwiednie-
mi plenipotencyami. ma szanse i la
ne wszclkic wielc spraw zalatwiC dla
organizacyi Iepiei niz sejm 2 d lu-
dzi, kt0rzy ~najCze%cicj mic matF do
s~tatecznych k~ompetencyi do omawia-
MIA rzecZy Scislych. wymagajacych
kwaIifikacyi rozleglcjszych Od -
mandatu seimowcGo. POdLielamy
tego rodzaju pOglad W caici pelni, IL
lie podzielajac GO, ME widzimy kon-
sekwencyi W podawaniu sejmowi ca
lego szeregu spraw, kt0ryCh Potem
ME zaIatwia sic ma tym seimic, lecz
zleca sic je zarZadowi: Poc0z te cere-
gieIe, POGO take pOzorOwania, il "lud
wyrokuie" - jak sic niekt6rZy sum-
ME w~yraiaja, IL ,,wysOka lzba set--
NOVA" cos stanowi - iak sic to raz-
pornz ma sejmie powtarza, skoro -
de facto - lud ME stanOwi ma SCI
mic niczego, a rwysoka" Izha zleca "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

tym kierunku, kt6ry uniemotliwia 70
aliGacye rzekomych hasel kultury,
ludzkoSci 1 sprawiedliwo6d W niemie-
ckiem zrozumieniu r1eczy 1 pod ME.
miecka gwarancyq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

P0sB0kHJesS VTurVN - Cx~'>- nilHIs
:s,siss9s' D zfi \ clEcG.eo,S:S.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

TAX vice odiozono dwie najwat--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25
Don't Call Me Hero, Says Yank
Officer; Was First on Hun Soil

from another rourc. that Capt. War.
wick was among those present at
the bis shows" and figured In some
Of the most critical moments just bo.
fore tn. iIind.nburg line broke
Among his trophies are trench and
dress helmets that have acsn much
service with Hun armies. rifles. TO.
volverH and automatica that. " they
could talk. would tell stories Of fights
that far exceeded. for shriiiS. any
that tho screen ever depicted.
capt Warwick entered Ainao. I,or
raine with the victors. and was
among tho very frat Of the allied sol.
diefs on German soil.
This week. in secret 6ervice. .
which IL being shown at The co,is~.
uin. Warwick. who, since hts return
has been made major In the re-
serve. Ia playing IN. role Of United
States captain who IL sent on a dan
gcrous mission.
The picture 10 an adaptation OF
VIM. Cnic;,e'n civi war romance.
which enjoyed hig success on tho
speaking stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25

Many movie" stars have given Up
all for their country. have some over
the top. have nursed the wounded
and have performed great deeds u
valor--in the movies"
Among thr popular screen favor
itcs there are a nufnb~r OF partieu.
larry prominent persons who expert
eneed the real thing. who gave up
their large Incomes and faced great
hsrdahlpa Of the genuine kind. T'hs
hair raising thriiirrs % the screen.
according 70 reports from tho~r who
have returned. were not exagTsrat
ed. The real experiences % our he
rors have been just n startling an
those we have viewed from n CON.
fortabie scat in the th~atr~.
''Pteas- don't paint me IN the hghi
Of a hero were the first words that
Capt, Robert warwick. Y. \. army
A. 4. r.. sald when interviewed In
Nov York. after ~ months IN the
army. during which no spent a year
at the front II merely did my bit
and was on. OF 1000 900 other Amer.
icana there"
AZ the same time 4; was learned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25
Picture hffer

seems 90 he a week for "chorus
girls" st the down town movies.
Mac Marsh Joins the chorus nj
the Ciemmrr I'm spotlight Sa
die" In order Ia win q wealthy
husband: Mac Murray nj the Co
ioninl IN The Delicious Little
Devii'' Joins the ranks Of the
chorus In order 10 keep herself
and family from starving: Alice
Brady nj the Mission in Ned.
head" IL q chorus giri entertainer
In . cabaret.
Lew Cody. known among screel
'atrona as tho male vemp" of IN
movies. plays the leading role Il
Men. Women and Money" at IN
itrand this week. Ethel Clayton
he featured player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25

ileved now and then BY clever bits Of
comedy In the hands OF Dorothy
Gish as THE Little Disturbcr.'' and
Robert Anderson az Monsieur
rtfrAao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25
MOVIE EXHIBITORS OF
NORTHWEST ORGANIZE
AT BIG MEETING HERE

The Northwont Exhibitors circuit
composed OF 80 ~ the leading cxhib.
ltora of the Northwest states. Wash.
lngton. oregon. Montana and Idaho.
II meeting IN Seattle Wednesday To
announce its now organization
Tho circuit ~ organized for the
booking and buying of big open mar
kst special features and will bring
during tho next few months into this
territory some OF the biggest produc.
tons ever seen on the screen.
The officers are.
President and treasurer Q.
Ciemmer.
first vice northumberland
Mercy Of Yakima.
Second vice president C =. nm OF
Albany. Modford and Roaeburg. ore.
Third vice president W Bick.
eri Of Boise, Idaho
Fourth vice president Frank T.
Bailey ~ Butte. Mont
secretary ana manager H. u.
Wright
BOARD 81 dircctors--Jamea q. Glenn
fncr. Seattle. j. G. Rtiile peopie's
Amusement company. Portland ore.
H. r Moore. Tacoma. Frederick Mer.
cy Yakima. Frank r. Bailey. Butts.
Mont. John Iiantz. Bromerton. c. r.
i'm. Albany ore
State exeNltiye committee
For Washington. Frederick Mer.
cy. chairman. r. y. Walton.
Bollingham. w. w kaatner,
Wenhtchec
For Oregon G. r. I'm. chairman
j -. Sraus. Astoria. G. Guy
MAtlock, Prndleton.
For Idaho; u. w. Bickert. chair
man. X. -. Carrothors. Poca
teilo. a. H. Hilton. Lewiston
For Montana. Frank r Bailey
chairman. u. OKeefe. BIN
ings. W A. SimonA. aisaouln
Film review committee G. \. Nc
kee. Everett. W-n. @. Ripley. Abor
deem. H. g. Lhmbach. Spokane. Fred
crick Mercy. Yakima. John Rantz
Bromorton. J. c. stliie. Portland. II
T. Moore. Tacoma. James q. Glenn
mer.
The articles OF incorporation give
the objects OF the corporation. aA fol
lows
To establish cooperation and har
mony among the motion picture the
atrcs OF Washington. Oregon. Idahe
and Montana.
To encourage fair and progressive
policies IN all matters pertaining q
the mutual interests Of those con
csrned In the motion picture ibeatr,
| business.
To raise the standards Of the asso
cations mefnbcrship and 20 main
tain equitable relations between nj
branches ~ the motion picture work
To promote economies and stand
ardixe the business OF motion pictur'
exhibitors
Generally 20 encourage closer reia
tionship between the exhibitors ant
producers and TO foster the inter
est Of this work In ali iu various dc
part-nrntn.
To manufacture. rent. lease. buJ
and sell nimn and motion picture pro
dueticns q every description and q
buy and sell all kinds 81 merehandia.
and equipment necessary for Use II
/ photo theatres.
To book motion picture films ans
other theatrical attractions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25
Glimpses( ,PI2hso2{EQpay

week. when the picture opens. we
SEE these two players A. swocthearis
IN a little. peaceful Fronch village.
Then conea the war and uarron
joins tho color. BEFORE he leaves
they are married. and tho next time
he aces hts little wife she L. penned
In the attic OF shack. trying 10
flght of tho brutal attack OF a cruel
Hun officer.
The grim tragedy 81 war il re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25
TIRED BUSINESS MAN
FED UP WITH SIRENS

Cleopatra. DuBarry and other "a.
nous sirens OF decade or more ago
wouldn't even got a rumble II they
were to walk down broadway today
says Olive Thomas. According to
Olive. who knows . thing or two
Abou, men. this type OF vampire
10 now out OF date.
The men aren't falling for the
dreadnaught type with oriental per.
furre and snakey movements nova.
days" says Miss Thomas. They
have tired Of this and the twentis,h
century msn-cateher Ia tho little in.
nocent looking. swsctfao>d indiyid.
uai with the studied lin. OF baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25

Mac Murray II right At home In the
role Of cabaret dancer Mt the Co.
lonisi in The Delicious Little Devil. :"
Tripping the liEht fantastic was
Macs chief occupation before her
debut into the movies. She starred
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rpDAy.p PROGRAMS

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Nsa whs Turned white Mach
>~a~>tt Comedy rsths >~~s,
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81 the Wosid-"
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Iiahs s~siS~''l On. tN>hy." thststie
COMEDY itSues ss~sss.
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s~ss~s s~svs~~'i Cstl~~~v- Nova
sraANn-tsssy AVeseki~ 4. "a
Derst ue~e"l Ntsei tisytea In
-M~n, Mesaea and Money" sirssd
New.
CoIohiAt,--Mar 1srray IN Tho
tssiieisas titt,- pe,,i"I AN
Jsss~d tp." COMEDY Ns~v fs~ss-
riais
Ni.sfo>-Aiies Brsdy In "R~d.
hsad"I nr~y rt~s.Gr~ehs.
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shsssx~x As~s."
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Evil" se-~sa We><'s Essasen~s,.
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WOULD CLOSE DANCE
HALL AT WOODLAND

Continuing their efforts TO close
the dance hall at the cntrance to
Woodland park. residents Of the dis.
trics win hold mass meeting We'd.
nesday evening in tho John n Allen
school The meeting win convene at
s O'Clock.
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W00D-F0R-PRESIDENT
CLUB WILL ORGANIZE

Officers win be elected and com
p,stion Of the organisation OF a
parmanent Leonard Wood forPrcsi.
Nont club effected at a meeting
cn5lea for Friday noon at tho Army
and Navy club.
can for the session has been
iusued BY orvis GLADDEN.. temporary
prosideut
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as "A dancer for several seasons with
Zicgfeld's Follles and also appeared
with other broadway musical come
dies.
Mlss Murray as 'the delicious little
devil" has 10 invent a past in order
to secure work as the star cabaret en-.
tertaincr.
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REN
The Spreading Evil" which IL
nov In it's second week at the rex
theatre. will close Friday night For
the next attraction az this popular
Second ave. theatre. Manager Ham
rick has secured the first showing
Of Jess WIZARDS photoplay. The
Challenge Of Chance" which has re.
Gently bccn completed.
This pho,opIay will give the pub.
lie the first line Of this famous man
since he began training for his com
ing worlds championship fight. Hun
cr~ds Of people appear IN the cast
and thousa ndr % csttie. and special
trains and thousands Of dollars
worth Of scenery were provided for
this feature production.
LIBERTY
Jesse D. Hampton. producer. and
his assistants rounded up every
desert character In Southern Cali
fornia for the production Of The
Man who Turned white" In which
the great English actor. ~. ~ War
NsIH ~ NtAAfAN& ~ wv fft"ANF hf'H
week Special care had TO be given
In selecting types TO realistically por.
tray the big desert scenes. with their
Hedouins. Dcrvlshes. Mohammedans.
Oriental dancing girls and Arabian
atmosphere.
Warner plays tho dramatic role Of
Capt Rand. an EnRlishman, who. he
cause 81 nm injustice done him BY his
own race. swcars vengeance upon
them and takes up his life among an
Arabian tribe OF outlaws.
STRAND
The Strand "a showing n psrticu.
larly strong show this week. he.
sides the feature attraction. which Is
Fatty Arbuckle. In one Of his best
comedies. The Desert Hero" an.
other star. Ethel Clayton. IN appenr.
ing In pretty romantic drama.
called Men. Women and Money"
Fatty IL made sheriff OF Carbolic
Canyon. and roscucs n pretty young
dance hall girl. with whom he falls
in love. Miss Clayton Ia a young so.
cicty girl who runs into debt play.
ing bridge. and has to work IA
model in order TO pay her creditors.
CLEMMER
In spotlight sadie at the Glen.
mer this week Mae Marsh has the
role of daughter OF Erin who be.
comes n chorus queen to win the
man she loves. There IL viIlaln
In the play. too: Sly old fox who
thinks chorus girls are toys for men.
How the villain II foilcd by the little
Irish chorus girl is one OF the in.
tercsting bits flashed on the screen
during the action OF the play.
Mary Thurman. who used 10 be
Mack Sonnett's prize beauty. In the
leader Of the chorus.
MISSION
Alice Brady Is making such a big
hit at the Mission this week in RED.
head that the management has de.
cided 10 hold the picture over instead
of closing the run Tuesday night. as
previously announced.
Miss Brady has the lively role of n
young cabaret entertainer named Da.
zie who, because OF her lovely titan.
colored hair In nlcknamed RED.
head" Dazzle and Matthew Thurlow.
both under the influence Of liquor.
marry on a dare at the cafe one eve.
ming. Both regret the deed the day
after. How they make the best OF
It. despite the protests OF the young
mans wealthy uncle, makes an in.
teresting story.
MOORE
Lillian Gish and Robert Harron
are the stars OF Hearts OF the
World" the big Griffith production
which Is playing at the Moore this
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Charlie Chaplin IS coming next
week In his famous comedy. sunny
side
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Irving Cummingz. one Of tho bes,
known leading men In the films. has
been placed under contract by la.
nous Players f.asky corporation TO
appear in pictures made ON tho Pa.
cine coast. commencing July 1.
Booth Tarkington. tho author. 70.
leased nlm rights on The Gentleman
from Indiana" only on condition that
his old crony. Dustin Farnum. star
as the fightins Hoos,er editor.
Major Roher, Warwick and his
company arc now working In Lewis
ton. idaho. on IN. new Famous Play.
ers Lasky picture Told In tho
Inns" Anna Little IL the leading
feminine player.
Across France with The Yankee
Gas Hounds IL IN. title Of the latea;
Paramount Burton Holmes trav.
eioxue.
Many New York society women APP
pear In The Avalanche all friends
Of Mlas Ferguson.