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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-12

Posledni odchazel Vaclav.
Kdyz vylezl re Sachty, odebral
So do sine znamkovaci, %otevrel
tn svou skrin, prevlekl Sc do
vSednich SatG a %pracovni, ucer
meme a olejem prosakle svazal
81 do uzlicku. Potion vybral 81
re skTine vSechen svuj maize
tex a nechal klic trceti V zam
ku skfine. Tim Sc zdrzel a
kdyz vysel, byli uz delnici
pryG. Mesa uzlik V levici a v
pravici kahanec a olejnicku,
kracel pres ohradu a naposle-
dy ohledl So ma dul, nemz
ztravil vetSinu sveho zivota a
do nehoz Sc uz vratiti neho-
dial. A tax nejak Zapadl do
svych mySlenek, re nem6l smy
stu pro osoby, jen pro sv6 oko-
Ii. Sci V tech mySlenkach kol
spravce, ktary dosud stall S u
redniky pred ~kancelafi, ami 81
no hrube nevSimnuv. Tato je-
no nevSimavost podrazdila &c
lauera V mire nejvyssi.
Skoro hodinu dival sc ma cd
chazejici horniky, ale ma Cd
chazejiciho Petrika mcdowell
sc divati ami chvili klidn6.
Kdyz k nemu Petrik dosel,
spravce Sc k nemu rozb6hl a
kfitel: "Vy w sem neprijit
zpatky!'
ia uz vas nikdy newt do
prace!" kricel Gelauer zbled
nuv zlosti mad klidnym a ne
vSimavy mjednanim Vaclavo-
wynn a chopil no "a rameno.
"Nesahejte ma mne, Wy svud
G. poctivych devcat!" zvolal
Vaclav, prichazeje do ohn6 a
naprahl pravici, v niz drzel
kahanec S olejniGkou. V nej-
blizSim okamziku bylo by to
dopadlo ma hlavu Gelauerovu.
Nekolik dulnich uredniku be-
zelo sem, ably spravce branili
ale ten odskoCiV cd Vaclava
vztahl ruku sm6rem Ike vratGm
a kricel zIostn6: "MarS!"
Petrik otoCiv Sc ma pate, be
re slova kracel rychle Ike vra-
tum a vysel z ohrady.
Prvni diva nebo til dny byli
stavkari jake opili. Pc polnicf
cestach prichazeli hornici 2 o.
kolnich vesnic do Nemirova ia
ko jindy, ale pfichazeli ted
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-12
Billy CERT
ROMAN.
s.
Napsal Bedrich Moravec.
Napsal Bedrich Moravec.

We s~vatecnim obleku. Prvni dnl
rozd6lovala Sc podpora re
stavkoveho fondu, ale to sta
clio prave TAX ma to, CO hor-
nici propili, nebot' hospody
byly cely den a dlouho do no.
CT plny. Hostinsti NELL re STAY
ky dobre obchody. Znenahla
vSak uklidnilo Sc prvni opoje-
nj a zacaly Sc ozyvati vazne
hlasy: eco Dude dale? Vecne
stavkovati nem6zeme. Je ire
ba n6co delati.'
Kalbas tedy svolal opetne
schulz. Dokazoval ma nj opet,
re stavka ma jare nema velke
nad6je ma priznivy vysledek a
re tezarstvo ted jist6 nepovo-
Ii zadn6 ulevy delnictvu.
"Vsak my je donutime," O.
zval Sc Lhotak. Ones uz mu-
81 byti We stolach plno vody a
bude-li stavka trvati jen ty-
den, zatopi Sc dbl cely."
KalbaSovi radosti zasvitily
oci. Ma tuhle okolnost nevzpo-
mn6l. Lhotak mel pravdu =
byla jeSte nad6je, re d6lnictvo
prinuti spravce k povolnosti.
Dokud budou stavkovati hor-
nici, nebudou pracovati take Ii
de pri strojich a dul naplni Sc
vodou a stane Sc ma nedoZir-
nou dobu k t6zbe neschopnym
Nemirovsky dul Iezel V iva
Ia, pred otevfenim dulu byva-
la tn krajina moGalovita, kde
dObytek pasouci Sc ma zdejsich
lukach Zapadl do bahen. Po-
zdeji Sc vsechna ia voda stahla
do dulu. Dul vlastne odvodnil
celou krajinu, ale ia voda by
la pracujicim hornikGm vel
kou obtizi. Kapala vSude re
slemene i Sc stem, stekala ma
Zem tvoric tn struzky a horni
ei i We WISE polozenych sto-
l1ch |pracovali stale V blate.
10 drev6nych zlabech svad6la
IS voda pod hlavni jamu do
/ luboke nadrze, odkud il par
n cerpadla cerpala nahoru
tax, re z Nemirovskeho dulu
tckl potok majici zim e i v
l@t6 hojnost vody. Parni Ger.
ada pracovala dnem i noel
2oy Sc voda V dulu nenashro.
r,aZdila = a ted uz stala Gtvr
= den.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-12

PRIME Sc divka ma vseo-
becnou domaci praci, zadne
pradl.o Mzda $12 tydne. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 1888 Carlyon Rd.
Tel. Eddy 356. 9-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-12

PRIJMOU Sc PAM ma byt,
vchod, koupelna k pc
lziti. Haste sc V elsie 1925 E.
50. ILL.,, blize Fleet Ave. 9-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-12

PRODAM nekolik rodin-
nych a dvourodinnych domu
yelmi LEVINE. Majetky tyto jsou
moderni a nachazf Sc blize sko
ly, kostela a move Union ka-
ry. Tez nam p6kny vyber To-
til. Blizsi sdeli Emil Vopenka,
1904 Angelus Ave. V Corlett.
0-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-12
MUSi BYT PRODAN do 2

MUSl BYT Q ID do 2
tydnu, dvourodinny dunn o A
svetnicich S koupelnou, dole S
krbem a o A sv6tnicich S kou-
.ielnou nahore. Vyhrevni pee,
garage, bridlicova strecha, lot
je 40 pr 100 strevicich, Nal6-
"a Sc ma vych. 1872 III. mezi
Union a Kinsman. Cena 5000
O blizSi zavolejta, prijd'ts ne
DO dopiste do ufadovny j. F.
Nejedlik, 11015 Union Ave.
yedle boulevardu. Tel. Union
1861 r. r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-12

HLEDA Sc Ondrej a Marie
Skorepovi, usazeni Clevelan-
du, jez pochazeji re Lstibofe
Il Ceskeho Brodu Cechach.
Hleda je jejich bratranec JOS.
Skorepa, bytem els. 1929 w.
40. ul. 9-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-12
A HRONEK,

o ID neb vymenim au-
tomobil ma 7 osob "a lot ma
dlazd6ne ulici V Mt. Pleasan
aneb Corlett. Adressa Sc sde-
Ii V adm. t. listu. 9-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-12

PRIJMOU Sc zrucni zehlici
ma zehleni kabatI a divky ma
stafirovani a ~prisivani knofli-
XII. Haste sc v elsie 3716 E.
AZ. ul. |?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

At Center, Short-sleeve Cos
sack Blouse in Navy Georgette,
with hand-embroidery in ma
hogany and navy in connection
with metallic tracery-$l8.5O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

"A for the favorite 'front.'
lacing type of corset.
Low-bust style, with
skirt of medium length,
and front facing backed
by boned protector.
Made of strong coutil,
braid-trimmed and fin
ished with four hose sup
porters.
Sizes 10 TO q, $50.
THE Downstairs STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
VICIOUS GROUP" CONTROLS HART, SAYS William SHORT

strike situation. h Indicative Of the
open shoppers" of the state are
ready To SO In order 10 prcoipltate
a conflict that might lead 10 serious
Injury TO many OF our most law
abiding citizens. and unaucationably
bring Unnecessary bloodshed. yet.
would contribute nothing 60 adjust
ins the controversy. There have
been no demands made on the gov
ernor by any suffering eitlsesship,
The fuel dealers Of the state have
publicly announced that coal bins
generally are fairly we'll stocked. and
a sufficient supply OF domestic coal
on hand to take caro- OF all the
domestic needs for some time 10
come.
This statement has been publicly
confirmed BY tho coal operators
themselves, The three-fourtha page
Advertisement OF the Pacific Coast
Coal company. appearing in the
press, announced that all fuel needs
can be met by them alone.
Close Cooperation
Tn addition 10 this. the coal opcr-
ators have announced publicly that
they have no desire to import strike.
breakers. and that the closest co,
operation II being given by the
miners union In protecting tho prop.
erty and keeping IL In proper repair.
The press OF the state has comment
I'd favorahly or the spirit OF peace
prevailing In the coai camps.
1T should be significant that In
the conference. called by the gov.
srnor At Olympia 10 consider his
proclamation. not n single miner or
coal operator participated. Both
sides tfninern and operatorp under.
stand tho situation too well 20 at.
tempt TO deal with II In such a
fashion. Both sides recognize that
only poacsahle methods can bring a
Just and enduring settlement only
tn. bloodthiruty open shoppers
ignorant and indifferent 10 tho mer.
ia OF thu ISSUES involvcd--dcsire
trouble. They demand that We re.
vert TO the old discarded and dis,
credited system OF Russia Conaacks
and clubs only bloodshed will sat.
isfy thrsn. and. yet they would hide
their Ilissianism' IN . cloak OF
America nisrn.
n Caih Them -vicicus-
only the howls Of this small and
vicious group arc heard. and. un.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
GERMANY STILL
TRAINING ARMY

LONDON. Nov. by the peace
treaty. the German government Is
allowed 10 retain 10000 men as
trained soldiers. This body In
Known as the ReichSwehr. but Its
ohjec, Is ~ elastic rs It's name. The
lOn. 600 can at any time t- de-
yr,opcd into one million.
The name Temporary voiuntcers
Il given TO larye organization
which meets every week to hold a
shcctlnx contest. the members OF
which In reality arc an old soldiers
who must have seen at least six
months active service 10 be eligible.
There are branches IN all parts Of
the ccuntry under different names
and titles. One OF the largest Of
these has the regulation that all
the members must NEE, each year
ut a fifteen day encampment. To
throw the allies off as 10 the rvAi
intent Of this organization. which
Is the nucleus OF what was once
the national guard they have
adopted the name Ctirrns Guard.
Tho idea. however. Is 20 create a
reserve army. az which ct present,
the whole police force IL . part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

problem. IN which the miners OF this
state play very small part. II
will be settled IN n national way BY
minds big enough 10 grasp It's mac.
nitudo. and deal with II accordingly.
Meanwhile. the state could well ta
saved the humiliation Of such. un-
necessary proolamauons. and an out
ragged citizenship should 80 demand"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

weak executive toov. Ammona). In
1919, ordered the militia of that state
into then peaceable strike field.
The bloodehed that followed II hia.
tory that all are familiar with. As
"A result Colorado became known
eserywhere as n place OF darkness.
to be spologized for and Stunned by
all real llberty.lovinR Americans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
CALLS EXECUTIVE
WEAK Old MAN,

Regarding the attitude Of the
states coal mine operators. who have
announced they are waiting for the
mon 60 rcturn to work. short points
out that they have publicly declared
they have no desire to put strike.
breakers into the mines
Both sides, says Short, understand
the situation too we'll to attempt 20
deal with Il In such fashion as pro
claimed by Gov. Hart. shorts state.
ment follows;
The proclamation just issued by
the governor OF our state on the coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

happily for the dignity OF our state.
their howl II echoed IN the procia.
nation OF our governor. Labor will
not be seriously injured by a. but
the good name OF our state. built by
years OF effort on the part OF loyal
citizens. has been Inundated by II.
III was such n situation that con.
frontcd Colorado when an equally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

ington a second Colosado7 DO we
want TO make Of our fair state a
place that Americans must apologize
for7 N not. then take stsps 10 de-
nounos this vicious group that IN
taking advantage Of the weak old
man who IL. at this time. governor
OF our state.
'Ths miners strike IL n national
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

n~rcuncins Louis VI. Hart rs
-. ~wcAk old man, whe Is gov
~.sr q our state" William W.
snot president Of the state
Sss.r.slon Of Labcr. In . state
s~~ns Friday. declared AN Jus.
r.srd citizenship should DEMAND
80 the state be saved the
s.mllissicn Of such unnecessary
..rl,,ustions ~ have bern ~
80 hy the governor regarding
- .rs.persive use a the states
-Ils.ry forces during the coal
mlners' strife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

its people have tried 10 atone for II
by Kidding themselves politically OF
all those responsible for tho Grim
inai outrage committed on It's work
ers. ~ stiil suffers from this terri.
BILE mistake.
Weak Old Man"
do we want 10 make Of wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
RUSSIAN PEARLS
WORTH $4,000

PARIS, Nov. THE war and the
reign of Boishevism have SO impov.
crlshed the very wealthy Russian M
that their pearls and jeweiry have
been pouring into the European
rnarkets. Ono pearl necklace. was
bought for $500 In France and taken
10 Russia IN 1894. In 1850 these same
pearls were resold for $3.50. and
from that time on they continued 20
rise In value by leaps and bounds.
In 1880 the Same strih. passed
hands for 5000. while In 1890 Il
brought $1,000. The first year OF tn.
war the last owner was anxious TO
sell the necklace a, what he thought
an excellent prlee-s1s.soo-foaring
the war would bring a drop In price
% pearls. but he was mistaken. for n
few months ago. after five years
rest In their pilgrimage. tho same
sting was sold for $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

cARfsAcAs. Nov. T.-Curlepe.
vsnezusla. has Just seen It's first
automobile. Roads about Curieps
hardly encourage touring. The ar.
rival OF the car was the occasion for
civic celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
40 Pairs of
Growing Girls
Shoes
Reduced to
S5.45 Pair

Tan Shoes with cloth
tops to match, round-toe
style, with welt soles and
low heels, sizes A to z, re-
duced to $5.45 pair.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
Boys Stockings
SOC Pair

THESE medium-weight
i Ribbed Cotton Stock
ings will give good service
for school or play wear.
In sizes 6 to 10, the pair,
SOC.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
Wonen's
Feece-lined
Union Suits
Csc

VIZ AR NJ, well-fitting
w Union Suits are sell
dom so low-priced as this.
They have fleece lining,
and are in ankle-length.
with high neck and long
sleeves. Sizes "a, 36 and
3S. Low-priced at 95c.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

THE length Of Fur that
l. is to add so much of
smartness to the child's
coat, woman's suit or
frock may be chosen in
the DOW N S T Al R s
STORE most economic
Moline, in Pinch width,
1925 yard; a inches
wide, $500 yard.
Nearseal, in pinch width,
1925; 4 inches wide,
$500 yard.
Imitation Ermine, in 2
inch width. $2.7S
yard.
Brown Coney in finch
width, 1925 yard; s
inches wide, $3.50
yard.
THE DOWNSTAIRS sToR1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
URIOSIDADE
N. MUZQUIz BLANCO.

En- pleno 0ceano Paclfico, a S a Ia
mitad del canine entire Australia y
Sud-America, Sc halla la isla de Pit
cairn. pequena possession inglesa, cuya
superficie spenas pasa de cuatro MI
las ~cuadradas, Y eSta poblada por
10 habitantes. de los cuales tres son
americanos. Los ~pitcarnos son una
raza mitad haitianos, mitad inglesa;
pero no Sc hab!a mas idioma que e.
incles. Estan ~gobernados por un
parlamento regular compuesto de
siete miembros, de los cuales uno eS
presidente, vice-Presidente el otro, y
IN tercero cue actua como juez. To-
dos los habitantes de la isla. sean
hombres o mujeres, tienen derecho a
votar. Sc comunican muy POGO con
el resto del mundo Y Sc pasan amos
sin u IN buque pase por u aguas.
En- IN periodic de veinte amos. sola-
mente dos barcos llegaron a u cos
taS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
Z LIBRO DE- I'm PATRICIA

F~errocarriles Nacionales, que CO.
mo Sc sabc Gran solo una partc de
los ferrocarriles de la Republica.
La reforma de la ley minera, que
do bases libcrales para la explo-
taci6n del subsuclo, permiti6 que
en- I'm aho sc registraran 20T IL
tulaciones dc minas nuevas. que sc
e]stablecieran SO haciendas dc be-
neficiO V que e~ntraran en- cxplota-
ci6n 700 minas que no sc traba-
jaban va. La production de plata,
que en- 1854 habia sido de
774.676 xii. subi6 en- 1901 q
1905, 093 xii. "Unicamente los
t]rastornos revolucionarios de los
ultimos anos han hecho perder a
Mexico cl lugar que ocupaba como
primer productor de metal blanco
dandosclo a los EStados Unidos,
que tcnian el segundo."
En- cuanto al ORC, la production
era todavia mas notable. En- 1885,
Sc apenas extraiamos 1000 xii. al
raSo que en- 1901 llegamos a
31,111 xii. Ocupabamos el quinto
lugar entire los paises productores
de csc noble metal.
Como productorcs de cobre te-
niamos el segundo lugar, sobrepu-
jando aIn a pueblos como Austria
lasia. Chile, Espana Y ell Jap6E Y
quedando solo abajo de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
La metalurgia fue grandemente
bcneficiada por la Introduction de
capital. La Smelling d Refining
Co.. icnia instaladas cinco grandes
plantaS. posee en- ~propiedad yastas
cXtcnSioncS V emplea 9.157 opera
rios % jornaleros de $1.00 a $500
diarioS.
y cstos milagroS en- la industrial
minera fucron solo obra de la paz
cnergicamentc sostcnida Y del "a
pital extranjcro atraido inteligen-
tcmente: de no mediar esos facto-
res estariamos en- la situaci6n que
nos pinta don Matfas Romero 0 Qui-
zas habriamos retrogradado va a
(PaSa a la 15a. pag. Col. 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
CHASC4RRILLO

Que haria5. Enrique, 81 entra-
ran ladrones?-le pregunto una Sc
nora q su esposo.
Que haria?-contesto ell buen
hombre.-Lo que me mandarin ha-
Ger. iAcaso alguna vez hago 10 que
Quiero en- nj casa?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19

La hormiga es, en- proportion. el a
nimal mas fuerte que existe. La car
ga cue Ileva a cuestaS es POGO mas
del doble que 81 peso de 81 cuerpo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19

Para saber 81 IN term6metro mar
"a Ia temperature exacta, no hay mas
oue invertir el instrumental. 81 Ia
columna de mercurio no cae, 0 s. cae
dividida en- trozos pequenoS, es Sc
nal de que ell tubo de CRYSTAL contie-
ne aire, Y. por 10 tanto, ell termo-
metro es i~nperfecto.
Cuando un termometCo esta bien
hecho. la columna mercurlal Nenara
81 tubo al hacer la prueba anteS di-
cha, o Sc rompera junto al depoSito,
yendo a caer entera en- e. extreme
opuesto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19

Una de las rocas mas curloSaS uet
mundo IS la "Roca Encantada DEL
vale de San Saba, en- Texas. AHA
de unos ciento sesenta pies, otrece d
Ia luz de Ia luna n S~orprendente
semejanza con IN immense castillo Gu
vas ventanas esUuvieron brlilante-
mente iluminadaS. Este curIoso etec
TO es de6ido al r~eflejo de los rayos lu-
mares sobre numerosas superficies de
cuarzo V piritas de cobre. Los indios
Comanche vejaH esa roca como una
de las habitaciones del Gran Espl-
ritu' Y lie guardaban gran reSpeto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19

CPasa a la 15a. pag. Col. 5a.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
DITMAS HAS BIG FEATURE
IN John PETTlCOATS'

Ladies. How would 0 like to buy
FOUR spring hat from Bill Hart. That's
not as improbable as 1t seems, for the
noted two-gun man Is proprietor of
a modiste shop in his new Paramount
Aircraft picture, John Pe~tticoats,"
which is coming to the Ditmas Thea
tire Wednesday. The filming of the
story, which was supervised by Thorn
as II. Ince took the famous star from
the great North woods to the old Gre
ole section of New Orleans. He starts
as a lumberjaek and is surprised to
learn that he has inherited q modiste
shop from a deceased uncle in the
Southern city. Determined to in
vestigate, Hardwood" John Haynes.
the hero, played by Mr.. Hart, travels
ito New Orleans and there becomes in
VOWED in a -serio-comedy of big dram
attic scenes, laughs and a pretty little
romance.
Mr.. Hart is said to be thoroughly at
home In this strikingly new type of
role tho shine brightly in q dress
suit as he does in the familiar garb
of his Western parts. A good cast was
assembled to support him, including
Winifred Westover. Walt Whitman,
George Webb, Ethel Shannon and An
drew Arbuckle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
BILL HART IN BIG FILM
FEATURE At The ROYAL

Bill Hart-hero Of every small boy
from Maine to California and from
Canada to the gulf-beloved Of all
who ARE fer red-blooded action on
the screen-will be seen in the new
Aircraft picture Square Deal San
derson," which will be shown at the
Royal Theatre Thursday.
In several of his recent films, Mr..
Hart has dotted chaps and ~six-shoot-
ers, appearing as a convict In one,
and In another leaving the western
plains for the asphalt of the city
streets. But now he's back In harness
astride a trusty horse n with his
wide-rimmed Stetson atop his head.
He riots through q picture that is full
to the rim of action, excitement and
heroic deeds. There are lively scraps,
quick shooting, all h characteristic
incidents of life as it was lived in the
ye%sterday of the Southwest.
Those who care for action piled
on action, true love and the code of
honor OF the far west, who revel in
scenes which show the everlasting
hills and deserts hat stretch into
miles in very direction: for the strange
and strenuous life of the 'cowtowns,
tho communities where men live and
die ndrd and are either very honest
OF very evil-Wlll n 1t all in Square
Deal Sanderson."
Anna Littls is leading woman and
the only woman in the cast. Lambert
Hillyer wrote the scenario from
Charles Alden Settlers story in Ar
cosy. He and Mr.. Hart directed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
1.-THE FLIRTING PRINCESS"
AT The MAJESTIC TONIGHT

Harry Bulger in Mort Singers latest
Princess" will come to the Majestic
Theatre, Tuesday December 80 mat
inee and night in this ripping combi-
nation of laughter, music, dancing,
beautiful girls, and gorgeous scenic
.investiture, he kept the people of Chi
cago in gales of merrlment for an en-
tire year at the LaSalle Theatre. 1t
is the story of an Egyptian princess,
who comes to New York City, with a
fortune and to seek q husband. She
runs GRO Sport Bangs at the Clare
mont Inn on Riverside Drive, n en-
cages him to act as her husband. Now
Sport is already married to a lady who
is rich, stingy and Jealous. She forces
him to off1ciate as her own chauffeur.
Sport is an A l "chuffy" and exper-
fenced New York guide, and carries
on as q side line-the position of hus-
band to the princess, The princess has
many candidates for her hand-all as
pirants for the love and riches of the
descendant of Cleopatra, but she flnl-
ly marries the man she loves. With
gorgeous scenery, pretty girls ga
lore, and a well known cast of music
al comedy ~favorites, Harry Bulger is
playing to sensational patronage. Hts
record this seaso overtops his ire
mendouS engagement in Chicago. The
powerfully funny book Is by VIII
Hough and Frank Adams. and the
melodies, which you will whistle
while on shave are by Joseph How
ard, who did "A Stubborn Cinderella"
The Time, The Place INC The Girl"
and The Honeymoon Trail"