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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
WEST MILTON.

Mrs. q. w Granger returned home sun
day from a few days in ST. Albans.-Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Mears have returned
from their wedding trip and are at the
home of his parents,-Mrs. Floyd Sander
son attended the Kings Daughters meet :
ing held Saturday with Mrs. Robert
Thompson, Malletts Bay.-Mrs. B. 4.
Fresh and children. who have been i'll,
are bettcr-Mrs. $. II, Thompson received
word Tuesday morning of the death of
her mother in Hartford, Conn. and left
Immediately for the funoral.-Mrs. Henry
Smith died at the Fanny Allen hospital
early Tuesday morning. She leaves he
sides her husband one daughter.
I;osanna, two sons Nathan and Eugene,
hor mOlhor. two sistcrs and two brothcrs
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs \. l.. Wheeler OF Colchester came
inc Monday to sperd a few days with
|rs. lla AlGer.-Mr. and Mrs. Thaycr of
Eockton, Mass, are visiting at +. II.
hcssmores also Mrs. Williams of Char
kte and Mrs, Sophia Lee of Washington
C.-Mrs. Foote and Miss Stebbins of
(Irlington and Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
|srtin of North Forrisburg were enter
|incd at dinner party. given by Mrs
nessmore Friday Of last week. Mrs
|sitor In Waterbury -AIrs. Morse Of
arlington is spending a few days with
Rr daughter, Mrs. W. A, Church. Miss
5lna Pettibone of Richmond was a week
! d visitor Mt the home of her sister, Mrs.
4. Jacobs.--Donald McGarghsn was a
'eek-end visitor in Charlotte. and
RS. C. G. Fuller and Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
m Hcatherington and son were in
|harlottc Sunday.-A. j. Crandall and
mily of Essex Junction were at 4. T..
|sndails Sunday.-Little Leon Fuller of
| iliston is with his grandparents, Mr.,
3d Mrs. G.. G.. Fuller quarantine
r scarlet fever AT C.. r. Andrews has
ben liftcd.--There will he IA food sale nj
. hall Saturday for the benefit of the
.lrary.
Ditch Sunday. William McCiarghan IL
IbstitutinG on mail route No. owing
illness in the family of Mr. Lamb
rank Canton, of Bellows Fails, former,
Of this place. spent the first Of last
rex al i. r. Whalen's He with Don.
4 G.hxxch aud Jaaass WASlsa havo &c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
HIGHGATE CENTER

Senator Martin S. Villas will deliver
an address on The League Of Nations"
at the Methodist Church Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock.-'rhares Poole and Randall
Dimon left Friday for Lyndonvile, where
they will become students in the agri-
cultural school.-Deputy Collector Cor
liss is spending few days at his home
in Derby Line. During his absence
Deputy Collector Garvin of Swanton is
in charge of the local port.-George Y.
Best OF Boston. former resident. is the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. E. a. Bates
Chauncey G. Austin, Jr., of Chicago
spent the weekend with his parents. MI.
and Mrs. C.. G. Austin
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lJNDERHILL CENTER.

Dclmar Picknel, who enlisted In the
navy few months ago, is visiting Mrs.
Eliza Bickncll his mother.-rhc condition
of James Doom, who has been i'll for
several months with dropsy. is critical
James Brcen, who has been with the
army of occupation in Germany. returned
home last Sunday. Raymond White of
Jericho and Miss Florence McCabe of this
Mace we're married mt st. Thoma s.
Church Wednesday morning by the Rev
Father Pariscau. !. VI. Allen of
burlington was in town Wednesday
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EAST SHELBURNE

The Progressive Agricultural club is
to meet with MIR. and Mrs John Stewart
on Spear street Friday evening. 4 unique
program has been prepared by the gen
tlcmcn.Thonas Stanton is thrcshing in
this vicinity.--IIarry Wcscutt has moved
his family to North IIero.-lIerman Strong
Is narrying ON tho NnrStoM fnrm
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her father, william Gonyeau Mrs. G.. |
n. Wright has returned from a weeks
visit in vergennes, Burlington and other
points-Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer REYNOLDS
and daughter, Lucia, spent the Weekend
in st. Albans.--John Forbes spent the
Weekend with his brother. Charles
Forbes. of Petty Brook.-Bertha Richards
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
of ber father, John Richards
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Y. +. Sargent has grown a squash that
weighs s9ls pounds. Mitchell and Alfred
Swinyer Of Rochester are guests of their
nephew, Alison Swinyer.-Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Fcrno of Mortified visited at Henry
Russells over the week and
Mrs. George Wright and children visited
Mrs Wright's brother. Allen Thompson,
of Jcricho.-Mss Jane Ring and Bertha
Jimmo are visiting at Rufus Atchinson's
in Morrisville this week.
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attended the meetings OF the Vermont
Baptist state convention. held in Rutland
September % to a. After the convention
was over the Rev. and Mrs. Sanderson
took n 3o-mle auto ride over the noun
tain and called on relatives in Rochester
and Hancock returning Saturday via
Bethel
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MILTON BORO

Mrs. Arthur Reaurcgard Of -. Adams
Is visiting relatives in this pace, Wi.
liam Decker and son, Duell, were in st
Alhans, September 21.-Mrs. Henry
Richards spent Sunday at the home OF
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CHARLOTTE

There will be a meeting Of the Char
lite Post No. 81. American Legion, at
Ie Congregational Church vestry Friday
fening of this week. All ex-service men
e urged to he present-Mrs. Edison
3Irfee, formerly Miss Harriet Holmes
this place, now of Woodvier Neb
Sth her little son is visiting relatives
town.. f. Mcneil has rented his
rn1 to his SON Wallace, and Robert
|-ench. Possession will be given Novem-
Sr 1.-Eugene Whalley started Monday
his motorcycle on trip West. He
poets to visit California before return
z.
There was large attendance at Ii
ary hall Monday evening and a pleas
time enjoyed at the party given under
auspices of the Whist club in honor
Mrs. Cora G. Chapman, who is pres
Int. but who has accepted n position as
rarlan at Romeo, Mich, her old home
which she will go soon. Mrs. Chap
In has made many friends during her
kidence here. who will regret 10 have
go.--Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Williams
Id DR.. and Mrs. F. r. Falby spent the
Eek-end in Montreal, making the trip
their car.-Thc Ladies' Aid met
the home of Mrs. II. =. Beers Wednes-
y afternoon.-The Community meeting
hi be at the home of J. =. Ramsey
tuesday evening.-Miss Marjorie Root
Boston is visiting her aunt Mrs. +. +.
lby.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bora, Jr.,
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
Louise. to Mr.. James Annis of At
boro, Mass. The marriage will take
ace October 4 at Attleboro and they will
me here on their wedding trip.
The regular meeting of Champlai il
HAPPIER. O. r. s., will be held Frida,
enins Supper will be served at sever
block and degrees are 10 be conferred
r. and Mrs. William Holmes and Mr.
d Mrs. Crawford of Proctor were Sun
y visitors at the home of e. IT. Holmes
Mrs, Guion Hilman, who has beer
ending several weeks at the home o
n father, r. q. Whalley. has returned
her home in Flushing, l.. |.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
ENOSBURG FALLS

AR and Nr, T., u, r,.-,.~ ~. tr,un
ton V, who h.d h.o, or ,,,o.,- +ri,,
IN bring ur D,r,,rr.s Gov, o. VII CT,
lego for bis third ye,r were ;r town
Mopdav ae ,uasts Il, w. ,,or,. ~ ~ y,
pcr,ev Tbev we've ,ooor,n,,,;,a 10, .r,s
and M,s = t. S,,,.h ,,d ear oe s,on,.
Mrs DarIine,s ,,otha- Me Iro, o.or,,,'
who has been nassiny tho x,,r,r,s,. WITH,
Mr. and W.. Sr,,.h nd Ne cor.or,.
sister, Mrs Ju,ia Irving y, Rur,inston
Mr. and Mrs r,rI uoIr,., ~ ra.r
Fairfield nassed sunday With Mrx
Holmes,s narer+s Mr. ,,d Mrs IT <
kinhal,-Nr and Nrs n 7 Ty,er ord
children rdu,rd ~ 1I,arath ,na
Janet had n;,-,ic ard o.cended the
nipnac,e In c.ar,d. SUNDAY pohart r,~
abee. of Berksh;ro has entered the mn
versitv at R,rIinyton-Nrs 7 II Rurnx
Of Richford has been a recent visitor.
IN .be homo NJ ber hro,hor Allen I,r.ns
or Ny and Nrs mir Merrill h,vs CON:
IN a visit NJ a weol ar mare VIII tbe;,-
daupb.er Nrs pov Z, Stro,ecler i.
Morristown N Y where Mr. Strohec,e,.
is s,,perintendent Of a Nes,,es Food com.
nanv's nlant-H G. Ponarov h1,as 4
weekend visitor in the bo,ne ~ Mr. poni
crows hrotber / n por,erov-H n
need is maLing goo.d recoy.r,. fror, "a
ration for hernia perfnrmeA Wed~
nesdav AZ Mamie par,< s.n;t.r,,,n, -Mrx
Ceorpe Feltner of Nou, yorL ci,y v,s
in town Monday IN her return home afte3
nassinp the summer with her dauvhtey-
Mrs Nre,y,n Yates who With her cbiE.
dren c,oorge ,rd An,,,s+. occo,n,ri.s
ber and yviI, remain for visit -Mrs n .
| G. whitney Is MASKING the weak in thu
, family of F. q Clement in Rur,inv+or =
Miss Ann, Chan,in Is IN ST Alhans thu
veek-W T. Thaver Of WorcesteH
Mass ia nassinp a few DAVIS In town. :
An accident hapnened SATURDAY. alters.
| moan In sbo,don a,her n cor b.Ionr,nr "a
and driven bv r r per,ev ~ thjs town
and containing Mrs perlev and daughter
| Iyeyvn Nrs w per,ev ard son
| Albert and Miss Narearet woodward If
| This VILLAGE was overturned and bad,>
wrecl,ed Juc,,i,v oil ssc, nod sarioue in
iurv Mrs A NJ per,ev eufrered =
broken wrist.-Mr. and Mrs elias savle,
and Mr. and Mrs S,arIey Sav,es va
turned SATURDAY from , visit n tho home
of Mr. and Mrs W. II Green in High
cate Mondav Mr. and Mrs c,i,os sovIas
started m their return to uern,on Nv
and their narents Mr. and Mrs St,n,ev
| sav,es accon,nanied tber, FOR y;.it -
only ono ~ Tho bigh ,choo1 1raduato,
~ tbe current vear has gona aw,,, "a
school nc vet Elzear Renoit bas ontered
the University Of Vermont at Rur,neton
y 7 TYLER Jr and sister Ntiss Hi,dreth
TYLER. clair Rublee and Miss Helen Kim.
hall have returned to resume their studio,
there -N,d.re Thou.s who h.s h.s,,
uyipc wifi hor d,u.h,.r Nrs
sinclair leaves this vel, ,or snrirr.
Acid M where sbe cxnects 10 mass ,hs
winter win her son a / Thom,s
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EAST BERKSHIRE

Mr., and Mrs Alfred Sykes have moved
into the Langly house, which they res
Gently purchased.-Mr. and Mrs. Leslis
Dark have moved from Joseph Jolley's
house into the house recently vacated by
Mr., and Mrs. Ray pcnnis.-The West
Enosburg Grange will visit Trout River
Grange Tuesday evening. October -
Mrs. +. NJ. Stone is passing the week in
St Mbana.-Mrs Roy Dennis, who re-
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tContinued ON sage four1
The Washington times., 1919-02-27

'front.' rcad Council o the
Obf of the Mr. George p Sacks Vice President, announced that
Mfg
in hi
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20
lrRSONAL MENTION
LITTLE sDns"1s on nm. ,@14; ,,A; ANA SarrrSSGs yrs,T,
hMoNm avn COMiNGs OF LOCAL FOLKS.

mcntg for the erection OF the buR-
ness block on tho property nt the
corner Of fIrth and Main streets.
! After two pleasant weeks spent ~
Brooksidc. the Applcgatc summer
home IN Swan Lake Valley. Miss NJ.
G.. Garbutt. Mrs. u. Oakley and Yer
non Garbu,t returned to their home
In Los Angeles.
Miss Katherine Brett. who has
been here visiting her brothers, John
and Joe Brett. returned TO her hom.
IN 81. Paul. MINI. where she is II
teacher In the high schools.
VIM, Bray, u well known lumber
man OF this section, who has been
on n vcntion tour OF the East. re.
turned last night. MIR. Bray reports
"A fine trip. but is glad to be In the
West once more,
MIR. and Mrs. r., H. Poole Of Bcrke.
ley are In the city for visit with
their son. larry. owner OF the Lib
crty thcatcr. This is the iira time
they have come To klamath Falls,
and they are delighted with the
climate, Mr.. Poole liz leaving moth.
INK undonc to make their sojcurn II
pleasant one.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20
CL.A|RVOYANT
AND
PALM|ST

Always consult the best. call
your name age and what called for.
or make no charge. Whom and
"hch you VIII marry: if the one
you love Is true tell OF changes
marriages, divorces. travels. love al
fairs talents; what your sickness is,
and you can be cured. Call on this
gifted medium before IL is too late.
Located al 52G Main 81. 1924.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

: Davis Is in the city '"''
W ,.om San Francisco .
week l'0, a. cocka Is vi''lI"s mere
R's san pcrn,rd'"o. ca''f s,,
from ''a r. Kattcnhorn Of s""
ars' - :. IN the city at present
Ff,'',,'G - spencer pc is here ''om r"%a' .r'''
H. . " ,us,pcss and pleasure trip
na'' : ~ Green came IN Tow" y'"''r'
,r y from his ranch /" the '"'''' To
buy supplies ,, IN ,ns, night
hu'% .r, business trip from the
,o,t river district ,.,.,,,,,
Low n-..s is Muakcgon viSi'"r
= ,0day Mr.. Dake arrived on
Il, he, train last night - o., yr
u, NJ N Taylor. N. Fraser ana MI
:, vrs O. D. Bran, are here for u
''s ,'' d,ys from Dursmuir' Calf
n. ], and c, F. hoos''y ar" ,.' !"
.... from their rinchos In the Fort
klamath district looking "'''r '""''
ness, ,,-, -
Thomas p, Ashton and Herbert q
,,.,,,. ore tourists from New YORK,
Who are spending short time IN
this county
r J. Kennedy Of Oakland CANT
vAo has been spending u few days
!, Klamath Falls. left this morning
!, the stage FOR Crater Lake.
Mrs r. L. Patrick left on this
,0,rIng's train for san Francisco.
where she plans on visiting flr
some time,
Miss Melba Williams. who hts
been here visiting friends for the
n,s, Two weeks. returned this morn
Iur 10 her home In Eugene. by wss
ti Mediord
Mr.. and Mrs. ] =. McAulifre are
IN town from their home at Fort
klamath Mrs, McAuliffc is to bc
operated on at the Blackburn hos
pia tomorrow
AB. Collins IL N the city for the
purpose OF making hnal arr N"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20
BABY BORN MONDAY NIGHT

a baby hoy was born Mopdov
evening 10 Mrs curt f. Setter at
Sblpplhglon. Both the baby and
MrH. Setter ARE well and healthy.
Mr. Setter IH manager Of the Chelsea
box tactary.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

FOR SALE-Three Typewriters--
Oliver. Smith. Premier and new No.
10 model Rcmington-George T..
Bradnack Fourth Il Pine. colt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

will DO mt DR.. Hunts office until
Friday and will attend to any work In
my line OF Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat.
1885, r NJ WHITE NJ ID.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

Linol"um. Rugs. Mating. Pabcolin.
Shades, Beds Mattresses and Springs
for sale or trade. Perkins Furniture
Housc 2O.tr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

WANTED TO TRADE-A room
plastered Bungalow on pavement
for small ranch. Would assume small
amount james NJ Watkins. Ir.
Phone 320R. cost
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

STONEMASON WANTED-Out OF
town Long Job. Inquire lleroid Of
flee cost
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

TO LEASE-The best paying apart
ment house in the city.-James NJ.
Watkins, Jr. Phone 320R cost
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

FIFTY dollars or more and an old
rang" VIII get one Of my new ones.
i'iklhs FURNITURE House 2U-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

WANTED Mattresses. Pelican Bav
Boarding House. 2O-.t.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

so so Laundry opened under new
manager. Mrs. Hixon. Strictly white
help G22 klamath Ave.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

WANTED TO TRADE New range
Tor an old one, you pay tne differ
cnce. Perkins Furniture House. 2O.tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

YOUNG MARRIED MAN. hustler and
business geiter, desires position as
salesman. with reputable business
conceGI. Phone ?liY. yg.3tS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Important meeting OF Local
1884 Millmcn a Bormakcrs.
Thursday. August 2lst. 100 p.
m. Special reports and com
municntions. You should at
tend Bring Your Book Secre-
tnry. 20-2t. I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED TO BUY OR TRADE--For
any aud all kinds of furniture. Per-
hlhs' 20-ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

WANTED-Rak"r's helper. Hirvi
Baking Co, Klamath Falls. 20-2t"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Cooking
utensils Of various kinds. also a
range or two. nearly any kind OF n
stove. Perkins Furniture House. 2O-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

FOR SALE-Smull car. Henline Pho
To Shop 327 Main st. :c-tr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-20

FOR Furnishings for six
room house--l2oN eth st. 2U-tf
The Washington herald., 1919-12-04
BIG, BEAUTIFUL
AND SHOCKING
THAT'S "APHRODTTE"

The interest that has attached to
the Manhattan production of "Aph-
rodite." Morris Gest's adaptation of
Pierre Louys' novel. has finally
reached its peak with the presenta-
tion at the Century Theater. New
York. of the prodactioR which had
its premiere performance last Mon
day night.
Reprinted herewith are the OBJ
Iservations of Mr.. Haywood Broun.
the scholarly critic of the New York
Tribune:
';Aphrodite." the huge spectacle
which was presented at the Century
Theater last night, is a rather Gu
rious combination of qualities. 1t
Is nearly always spectacular. some
times beautiful and again merely
snowy; it is generally decadent, but
not likely to prove definitely shock
ing to any great number of spec
tators save in one or two scenes; it
Is generally exciting in its dane
ing and soothing in its action: there
are rather more clothes and less
plot than was expected.
However, in justice to the pro-
ducer, it is only fair to say that in
the big scene Aphrodite herself
seemed to be just as nude as rumor
said she would be. This rather
startling scene did not occur until
the third act, when the statue
awoke. Heaven only knows how she
slept through 1t all up to then, be-
cause there had been revels ard pray
ers and love making from the very
beginning of the evening.
"Demetrios. the sculptor who fash
ioned the figure of Aphrodite. loved
his statue and no mortal woman un-
til he saw Chrysis. the courtesan.
She, to test his affection, required
three crimes as proof of love - the
theft of a famous mirror and comu,
and finally the jewels from the neck
of the statue of Aphodite itself. All
this Demetrios does. but then in a
dream Aphrodite appears to him as
a living woman, and his love for
Chrysis dies. and she is punished for
the crimes which she has inspired.
This rather thin thread of drama
is developed spasmodicaly dUfing
the evening. Occasionally it flashes
up with a good deal of intensity as
in the first act in which the meeting
Of Demetrios and Chrysis is played
with great skill. Here Mckay Nor
Eris. as the sculptor. and Dorothy
Dalton, as the courtesan, made the
CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE
The Washington herald., 1919-12-04
BILL HART, IN "LINGERIE."

Zulu chief during an alteration be-
tween the African and the Ameri-
can over the possession of a Zulu
maid
The Central Coliseum still con-
tinues to draw large crowds Of
roller skating enthusiasts both
afternoon and evenings. Music is
furnished the skaters daily by a
specially selected band. The Navy
skating Club has contracted for the
Coliseum every Friday evening.
where skaters will be admitted by
card only.
When the song publishers start
writing popular numbers about a per-
son these days. said person must be a
movie star. Thus Wesley Barry, the
young freckle-faced actor. reached
stardom. Cliff Hess, writer of the
Leo Feist organization and author of
'Huckleberry Finn" now comes out
with similar melody which he names
"Freckles" and which is dedicated to
Wesley. The song is now being sung
by Nora Bayes, Ray Samuels and
other celebrated vaudevillians.
The Great. Day" the successful
melodrama by Louis y. Parker and
George r. Sims. now current at the
Drury Lane Theater. London. has
been secured for screen production
The Washington herald., 1919-12-04
DARSHA'S DANCING CAREER.

portrait of Gen. Henry Knox who
was Dorsha's great-great-grandfa-
ther. Her real name is Doris Bent
ley.
Another Norma Talmadge picture Is
to be distributed by the Select Pic
lures Corporation. 1t is called "She
Loves and Lies and will be released
about January 10. The story was
adapted for movie purposes by
Grant Carpenter and Chester Withey
from Wilkie Collins.s romance. Mr.
Withey directed the production.
Capt. F. F. StoII. president of the
United States Photoplay Corporation.
has closed a contract with Lieut..
Belvin w. Maynard, known as the
Flying Parson." to appear in the
photoplay Determination" Lieut.. 3.
W. Maynard recently established the
worlds record in transcontinental
flying. In the story OF "Determina-
ton" he flies and beats the worlds
500-mile record.
Tod Sloan. the premier jockey OF
the world. is also under contract to
appear in this colossal production, to
ride the horse, Determination"
The Washington herald., 1919-12-04

Dorsha. a dancer Of the Oriental
type. now appearing with The Pass
ing Show, due at Polf's Theater.
beginning December s far a visit of
one week, began her career with a
novel stroke of fortune. She had
danced ever since a child. and when
10 the desire to go on the stage
became so strong that she threw up
her course at finishing school and.
knowing no one connected with the
stage. Started out at random to look
for managers Office.
She happened into the Century
Theater. New York. where the Lieb-
Ter production of The Daughter of
Heaven" was then playing. and it
happened that a girl In the company
had been taken i'll the night before.
and the manager engaged Dorsha
on the spot. \ few weeks later luck
was still with her and she was pre-
seating the solo dance which she
subsequently, took on tour.
The following year she was a cho-
rus gin in the Winter Garden. dur
ing, which she continued her studies.
Since then she has appeared with
Ruth St Denis. with Pavlowa. with
Rosehanara
In Fanueil Hall. Boston. hangs the
The Washington herald., 1919-12-04
UNCLE. JOE LIKES LINCOLN"

OdiciaI Washington has placed its
seal OF approval on John Drink
watsr's Abraham Lincoln. now play
ing at the Shubert-Garrick Theator.
'rCncIe Joe" Cannon. who has spent
the better part Of four score wears
IN public life. and who knew Presi-
dent Lincoln, well declared yesterday
that Frank McGIynn's portrayal of
Lincoln was as vivid and life-like a
portrait as 1t was possible to paint.
fifty-five years after the martyred
Presidents passing.
There were many others who saw
the play who lost no time In COM
municating with John Drinkwater.
the author. and telling him they were
sure the play would achieve an even
greater vogue here than IT has iI
London where IL Is now in its second
season. So enthusiastic are the va
rious members of the Lincoln cast
over the roles assigned them that
they have been haunting the Congress
sional Library, the Lincoln Museum.
and other points where it is possible
to absorb all the Lincoln lore possible.
Cosmo Hamilton. author OF Scan
dal." now at the Thirty-ninth Street
Theater. has written a one-act play
let entitled 'One Of Them Had a
Wife" The act will shortly be seen
IN the Keith houses.
Mcintyre and Heath in Hello Alex
ander." at the Forthy-Fourth Street
Theater. will pass their fiftieth perfor-
nance at the matinee toady.
Marjorie Daw is the owner of a
natural yet unnatural beauty spot
Just under her right eye. which is the
envy of all members of her sex in the
film colony Of Hollywood. Marjorie
recalls the day when but a wee bit
OF tot she was holding her doll in
her arms and watching her daddy
shave. Curious as to the result OF
the action of the razor she awaited
her opportunity and one day when