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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05
SPRAWA MEKSYKA A WILL
SON.
Washington, 5. grudnia.

SON.
Washington, 5. grudnia.
Senatorowie postanowili odniesc
sic do prez., Wilsona w sprawie
Meksyka. Komitet do spraw "a
granicznych wybraf senatorow
nastepujacych, by sic udali do pre-
zydenta: senatora Fall Z Nowego
Meksyka, republikanina i senate
II, Hitchcock Nebraska, de-
mokrate. Majq oni wybadac, czy
prczydent ma wfadze zerwania
dyplomatycznych .stosunkow
wladze rozporzadzania siia lado--
va i morskq. Skoro SIG jednak Sc
ratorowic oIwo.ali do lekarza mad
wornego, Or. Grayson, wyrazi} ON
watpliwoSG, czy zdrowie- prezy--
dcnta pozwoli mu ma przyjecie
senatorGw. Moze sic to okazac
wSrod przyjecia ii prezydenta, czy
jego stan fizyczny podoia dirz--
szemu natezeniu umyslowemu.
Krqzy pcg5oska, re Prezyde1lt
Wilson jest czesciowo sparalIzo-
wany. Gdyby rzeczywiscie stan
zdrowia byi taxi, wtenczas Senat
nusialby ziozyc wladze W rece
wiceprezydenta. Decyzys wysfa-
nia delegacyi do Bialego Domu
zapadla wtenczas, gdy sekretarz
Lansing oSwiadczyi senatorom, re
on wcale kwestyi Meksyka VIII
sonem ME onawiai cd czasu, gdy
prezydent zachorowa}, II. okolo
diva miesisce temu.
, Senator Moses z New Hamp-
shire, cziOnek komitetu do spraw
zagranicznych, w ten spos6b "a
patruje sic ia misye senatorow do
prezydenta. Jedynie prezydent
moze zerwac stosunki DIPLOMA
tyozne i odwofac uznanie rzqdu
Carranzy. Gdyby jednaik prezy--
dent tego uczynic ME mogl, albo
ME zechciai, to ME byloby pora-
dzonq rzecza nastawac ma niego,
by postapii wbrcw owej woh i
Rrzckonaniu. Toby tylko dalo
broh w rece rzadowi tMeksyka.
Sekretarz Lansing oswiadczyl, ze
sic staraf kilkaikrotnie o pozwole-
nie widzenia sic z Wilsonem i po-
ruszenia kwestyi Meksyka, ale
mu tego odradzailo. Dlateso. tez
czlonkowie kluLtr1 dcmoflratycz=-
nego sa zdania, by ME wysylac
delegacyi do prezydenta. Jest on
bowien chory, a jezeli ME mogi
nawet nars1dzac SIG re swym Sc
kretarzem, tenn mniej flozna sic
spodziewac, ably dal senatorom
jasny poglsd ma sprawy neSsy--
ka1iskie. ~.
Senator Fall obstaje, aby konie-
czllie uzyskac posiuchanie IL PREF.
Wilsona. Sekretarz stam Lansing
przyMlaje po czesci slaboSc poll
tyki rzadu W stosulrku do Meksy-
Ia, ale stara sic wyti61naczyc to
tcnl; re Rad byf zajety wojna 2
Niemcarni. Uprasza przeto sekre-
tarz Lansing. BY senatorowie te-
raz ME na!egali na Wilsona, by
odMolai rztlailie rzadu Carranzy
]; zrywA stosunki dyplomatyczne
Z Meksykienl. Senator King z
Utah, wnosi rezolucye, by Stany
domagafy sic odsEkodowania "a
zyeic inienie potdanych amery-
kaiiskich. Donosza prywatna dro-
ga z Meksyku. ie sCarranza gotu-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05
WYKRYC1E SZAJKI SAL
BERRY.

Agenci federalni wykryli spisek
ponliedzy 'kilku Chicagowianarni'
ktorzy mieli otrzymywat w pod
stepny spos6b alkohol denaturo-
wany. rzekomo dla cel6w .toaleto-
wych, by go p6zniej -zaPrawiat
i sprzedawac jako 1ikier po $40
"a gallon. Spisek ten dopiero
wczoraj ujrzal swiatlo dzienne po
odbytej konferepcyi pomiedzy O.
kregowym prokwatorem Clynem
clowym inspektorerh Nutt'em p.
Dunlap, zarzadca c}owego depar-
tamentu. laden z urzednik6w ME
chciaf wydaG szczeg6low spisku,
pr6cz tego, IL szalbierstwo miato
sic rozwijat ma wielka skale pro-
Wadzone przez osoby, ktore maJa
stycznoSc interesami wyrobow
toaletowych, oraz przyborow Try
zyerskich. Powiadajq, ze alkohol
miai bye kupowany pod preteks-
TEN wyrabiania perfum, czeri1i-
dia do. but6w, ,,tonik6W' ma wio-
sy innycll preparation toaleto-
wych, poczem mial bye zaprawia-
ny i sprzedawapy jako napoj. -
dziewieciu W tym
celu skupujacych alkohol. We
dug oswiadczenia agentow fedc-
ra1nych warranty beda wydane i
W 24ech godzinach nalezy sic
spodzicwa6 aresztowan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, piatek, grudnia: Sw. Pio-
tro Chryz.
Jutro, sobOta, 8 grudnia; sw. Mi
koSaja Biskupa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05

~e>SN iooNi iuH tENIAlON tdN
Meksyku, jak w Arnerycc.
STRAJK WEGLoWY TRIVIA
DALEJ.
Washington, S grudnia. -
Przedstawiciele wielkich kopaln
weglowych postanowili podnieSG
g0rnikom dodatkowo II centow
ia tonic wegla. Mianowicic tam
gdzie poklady wegla sa cienkie,
gdzie wiecej czasu i piracy po-
trzeba mad wydobyciem wegla. w
rtych samych okregach innc rodza
je piracy, jake to ma iardach /.
dzicnni robotnicy, majs dostac
II procent podwyzke. To jednak.
wylnagaioby podniesienia ceny
wegla. Czekaja wszyscy ma wyrok
sadu w sprawie zlamania prawa
Lever'a. Prezes piracy Lewis i in
nj przew6dcy gornik6w. wcale
lie .mysla nawet wypowiadac swe
60 zapatrywania W sprawie tel
podwyzki. Prawdopodobnie w DO
niedzialek rozpocznie sic rozpra-
wa przeciw naczelnikom strajku,
o pogwalcenie prawa 10 popie-
ranie strajku. Sad zamierza po-
ciagnat do odpowiedzialnosci row
niez i wlascicieli kopalns gdyby
sic okazalo, re oni So powodem
przedluzenia strajku. TyIncza-
sem, zina ludziom dokucza, a
skutki strajku So widzialne na
kazdym kroku. Niektorzy guber-
ratorzy zabralirsie energicznie do
wydobywania wegla, ale to jest
niczem, W porownaniu, jak wiel-
kie jest zapotrzebowanie ze stro-
ny przemys}u i publicznosci, L
r6znych stron podnosza sic zalc
na brali wegla, zw}aszcza W szpi'
talach i innych instytucyach pu-
f,licznych. Czy to wpiynie ma stro
ny oporne i przyspieszy koniec
strajku ME wiadomo.
BUDzET KRAJoWY MA RoK
PRZYSZLY.
Washington, 5. grudnia. -
Pomimo nawolywai do oSzczed,
nosci W wydatkach, budzet pan.
stwa na rok .przyszIy przedstawia
sic jeszcze W poWazniejszych cy-
frach, anizeli zeszlego roku. Sena.
tor Warren Wyoming, prezes
komitetu wydatls6w krajowych
.powiada. re wydatki na rok przy'
SHY, przewidziane W budzecit
paiistwa, beda czterysta milo.
now wieksza niz byly zesziegc
roku. Dafo to powod do igorasz--
kowych rozpraw j Ikrytyki r6z-
pych departamentow. Twierdzo
no, &c niektore dziaiy ME licza sig
wcale wydatkami ! postepuia
rozrzutnie. Senator Wadsworth z
Nowego Yorku, prezes komitctu
do spraw wojennych powiada, ie
gdyby to byto W jego mocy. mig
dyby sic ME zgodzii ia utrzymy-
wanie poimilionowei armii, ktora
pociaga "a soba niez1nierne kosz-
ia. Zas senator Smoot z Utah, "a
powiedzial. re doiozy wszelkiego
starania j piracy, by ami centa "a
den department ME dostai. bcz
Dokoiczenic na strouicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

lu dostarczcnia dcpartamcntoWl
>prawicdliwoSci dowod6w, ia
podstawic ktorych okregowy pro
kurator wdrozy dochodzcnia. Do
tychczas mianowanymi zostali {:
H. Whipplc Rockford. !. Cow
icy Z Frccport. II. ETublct z
Bloomington, DR.. Z. Fyke z Cen
tralia, W. Johnson 7 Dcnvillc, j.,
McClelland z, Decatur J. O..
Barrett z Joliet. Inni asystenci
n'ianowani beda pozniej ia dy-
Strykty Quincy, Harrisburg, Peo-
ria i East St. Louis.
Praca cdukacyjna, majqca na
celu rozszerzania uSwiadamianlc
gospodyn, W jaki spos0b maja sic
zastosowac do listy przystepnych
cen w zakupnach, bedzie w re-
kach grupy wybitnych 'kobict
Stanu. l;t0rych nazwiska zostana
dopiero p6zniej og}oszone. Firma
..American Meat Packers, wyda-
Ia wczoraj rapport. w ktorym wy
kazujc, il cd 3go maja b. r. cena
"a wolowine spadla o 54.2 pro-
cent. Przez przeciag tego sanlego
czasu, wcdlug zestawien indeks,,
kroniki zywnosciowej,; koszt IL
trzymania zycia obnizyf sic D
dzicsiec procent.
Kto Z Was. Czytelnicy zauwa-
zyl cos podobnego?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05
DENIKIN DONOSI o SVEN
ZWYCIESTW1E.

Londyn, 5.'grudnia. - General
Denii<in donosi W oficyalnym ko-
munikacie, ze zla1naI bolszewicka
ofensywe W okoIicach Carycyna i
przeszedi sam do kontrofensywy.
Wojska jego pos1meiy sic znow
naprzod, biorac przy tenn 100
ienc0u, do ,,;a,,,o1;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05
URA1OWANIE zAkOGI I ROzB|TEGO OKRETU.
Radykai Rosyjscy Musza sic Wynosi6.
OKRET W NIEBEZPIECZ CZENSTWIE.
lime granny KrajOwe.

j. odpowiedz, ia note amcrykahs
ska. Ambassador meksySanski sta
nowczo zaprzecza, jakoby" on
czynnie pomagal szerzyt boIsze.
wizm, owszem, starai sic on, o lie
to byfo W jcgo mocy, przyttumic
zsIubnc nauki radytkalow talk W
Mclsyku, jal1 w Amerycc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05

Of
odu ( IL n~ -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05
Denikin KOntraktuje BoIszeWIk6w.
Lotwa a Pokoj z Rosya Sowietow
Zaiatwienie Kwestyi Adryatyckiej.
NIEPOKOJE WE WLOSZECH.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.

rozpoczecia ponownych operacyi
militarnych przeciwko Niencom,
wiaSnic armia francuska bylaby
powolana do $peinienia giowncj
roboty.
Wielc komentarzy wywo5uJe tu
ckolfcznoSt, &c W l3 miesiecy po
zawarciu zawicszenia broni A
lianci mega sic widziec zmuszcni
dc powtornego podjecia krokGw
nieprzyjacielskich przcciwko ger
mafistwu. Jezeli kierunck mad c
wentua,na akcy9 zbrojna oddany
zostanie przez Rade NajwyzSza W
rece generala FOcha, zdaje sic nic
ulegac kwestyi, re zajmie on
Mannheim, Frankfurt, Dussel-
dorf ! cafy- wegtowy dystrykt
Ruhr bedzie trzymal pod swa o.
kupacya tctytorya powyzsze tax
'diugo, az Nienicy ujVza sic zmu-
szeni do possuszehstwa.
>Azeby zdac sobie dokiadnie
.splawe faktycznej grozy polo
zenia, nalezy zrozmmiet, zc wy
Twoiane ono zosta}o przez powaI--
n;ejsze czynniSi anizeli sama tyl-
ko kontrowersya pomiedzy Allan
tami a rzadem Eberta. Poza Okla
zywanym przez cabinet Bberta
ororem lryje sic dawna zmora
niemieckieso militarvzmu. W O.
statnich czasach partya pruskich
junkrow wzmog4a sic bardzo
znacznie ma siiach W Paryzu
Mkt prawie ME zywi watpliwoSci
pod tym wzgledem. IL obecne sta
nowisko rzadu Derlihskiego spo-
wodowane zostaio, wywierana
.przez te partye presya, majaca
swe powody W zajetem przez Sc
nat Stanow Zjednoczonych sta
nowisbu W sprawie ratyfikacyi
traktatu polkoioWeoO. III
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Dokonczenie ma stron:cy Sciej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-05
LoTWA A PoKoJZ 2 BoLszE-
WIKAMI.

Ryga, 1. grudnia, via Kopen--
hsga, s.. grudnia. - Odniesione
przez armie iotyska zvyciestwa
W .Krlrlsndyi ma Litwie moga Wy
wrzec powazny wpb7w ma prze-
bieg rokowan pokojowych pafstw
nadbaityckich z Rosya sowietow.
Bolszewicy wciaz jeszcze zajmu-
ia czesc Letgalii ma wschodzie
kotwy chociaz Maksy1n Litwi-
now ma konferencyi w Donpacie
oswiadczyi imieniem swego rza--
du gotowoSc natychmiastowego
wycofania wojsk sowieckich z
tych tery-toryow, oraz oddania
ich W administracye fotyska, ge--
neralny sztab arrnii Eotysz6w u
waza "a pozyteczniejsze wypar-
Gle staritad bolszewilow siia. "a
nirn jeszcze. rokowania pokojowe
W Dorpacie wejda W powazniej-.
sze stadyum. ze zaS polsika arrma
W znacznej sile zajmuje strategi-
cznc> pozycyc " okolicy Piocka,
okoiieznoSei zdaja sic sprzyjat
zIpeinie projektowaneinu atako-
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
KNICKERBOCKER.

A double feature Of unusual inter
est will be presented today and to
morrow at CrandRll's KniclzeFbOckeI
Theater. The Offering OF chief i'm
portance will be "The Merry-Go-
Round" a comedy-drama Of nOmads
life about the small circUss lots, with
Peggy Hyland pictured in the role
OF stellar magnitude, The secondary
feature OF the bill WI be one Of the
most delightfully."- amusing comedies
IA which Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De
Haven ever have been dlmed, Honey
incoming"
On Saturday the ERickerbOcker will
present Bryant Washburn in his
latest Comedy-drafna, Love IusUr-
ance.7 in which a young man en-
counters serious difficulties in his
love AFFAIRS
For next Sunday and Monday, the
knickerbockcr announces as its ma jOr
offering Rough Riding Romance,
the frst superproductiOn in which
Tom Nix ever has been filmed. On
next Tuesday and Wednesday another
double feature bill will be provided
consisting OF Albert Ray and Elinor
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
THE FIRST DRY
NEW YEAR EVE

The effect OF prohibition on the
cabaret life or New York has already
made itself distinctly manifest, but
the real assault that the new liquor
less regime has made on Manhattan &
cafe revelry viii not be truly appar-
ent until New York attempts to cele-
brate the advent of the year 1920. 3
Harry Leon Wilson, the famous
novelist has expressed a desire to
walk into a cabaret in Manhattan at
IL p. m, December 81, 1919. He wants
TO walk in and grin at the formerly
cZar-like headwaiter.' He wants TO
sit down and order a glass OF milk,
and a plate OF crackers and watch
the waiters-what few Of them are
left-weep behind their aprons for
the days that are dead. and gone.
II you have seen Manhattan at its
pre- prohibition revels on New Year
Eve, and you Oyant TO renew the pic
ture in your mind, you don't want
to miss the ballroom scene that is
one Of the highlights of The Mar
ket of Souls" the film which brings
Dorothy Dalton to the screen OF
LoeW's Palace Theater. all this week.
Here, on the cellUlOid, one can
catch glimpse Of the richly gown
ed woman, immacUlately-Clad men,
quarter-clad chorus girls, and white
winged flying pigeons-ah in one
vast panorama.
It's a scene that the celluloid will
probably never exceed in grandeur
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
CRAEDALEs.


At CrandalPs Theater today will be
shown for the last fime "The Perfect
Lover" the perfect romance in which
the stellar role is taken upon the
screen by Eugene O'Brien. Mr.. .O'Brien
Is supported in his first individual
starring vehicle by Marguerite Cour-
tot, Mary BOland, Martha Mansfield,
and Lucille Lee Stewart.
On Friday and Saturday CrandalTs
viii offer Checkers" the William
Fox perturbation of Henry Bios
SONS famous racing drama Of the
same name in which are embodied a
greater number OF thrilling scenes
than have ever before been brought
to the screen in a single picture.
The first three days of next week,
Sunday through Tuesday, at Gram
dall's will be featured by first down
town showings Of THE Splendid Sin, -
a cOlOrful domestic drama in which
the stellar role is taken with tremen-
dously dramatic effect by Madame
Traverse. Beginning Wednesday and
continuing through Friday, George
Walsh will be the pictured star in
THE Winning Stroke" a drama Of
college life. Bessie BaTriscale in
'Her Purchase Price" is announced as
star OF the bill on Saturday only.
Each daily bill will be completed
by varied supplementary offeUngs
both pictorial and musical
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
GARDEN.

In Back To Gods Country the
film adoption Of James oliver Cur
woods famous animal stories pub
lished under the title Of ''Wapi, the
Walrus" the screen Is given one Of
the~most unique, unusual and inter
esting phOtOdramas eveE depicted. and
MoOre's Gard6n TheRter is most for
tuuate in obtaining this First Ma
tional Exhibitors superspecial for
presentation in this city throughout
the week.
The star Nell Shipman, famous on
the screen as an actress and in the
athletic world as an expert swim
mer, is supported by a dozen or more
animal stars in a manner the like
Of which has never before been seen.
The story is principally based on the
devotion Of a dog to those who treat
il kindly and its hatred Of those who
attempt to master II through cruelty.
The Garden orchestra under the
direction of Claude v. Burrows
has supplied a musical accompaniment
which ITS the picture perfectly.
Added attractions selected for their
high entertainment value complete
all bills.
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
STRAND.

George Loane fuckers Paramount
Aircraft production, hThe Miracle
Man" opened its nth week Of con
secutive showing in washington at
Moore's Strand Theater last Sunday,
/ being billed, for presentation the en-,
tire week Never has there been a
picture like Il, never have such rec
Ords for attendance or number Of
days showing been made in this city.
Yet, with Il all. il Is still a case Of
come early IL one expects to avoid
crOwding.
1t Is the photOdrama Of the year.
For the coming week the Strand
announces the most recent produC-
ton OF that noted director. Maurice
TOurneur, The Life Line," a Para
mOunt-Artcraft special adapted from
George r. Sims famous melodrama
Of the sea, The Romany. Rye" first
produced in London as a stage play
more than twenty years ago, but like
many OF Mr.. Sims works, still fresh
in the memory Of theatergoers.
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
Programs This
Week andNext
At Movies
PALACE

PALACE.
The spectacular. Thce production,
''The Market Of Souls" which is fur
niHhing Dorothy Dalton with one Of
the finest roles Of her phOtOplay ca
reer, will continue at LoeW's Palace
Theater through the remainder Of
this week. The story IS background
ed against the Eayety and brilliance
Of Manhattan's night life. One scene
shows the interior Of a cabaret at a
gay New York reveL
The Palace symphony Orchestra
contributes TObanfs Echoes OF the
METROPOLITAN" as the fascinating
overture selection.
Wallace Reid will be the featured
player at LOepT's Palace, for the full
week, beginning next Sunday, in ''The
Lottery Man. a spectacular and com
peuing visualizati0n Of Rida John
son Koung's story Of q young news
paper man who, ia debt 70 his en-
ployer and under obligation 70 boost
the circulation Of his employers
paper, offers himself as q matri-
monial prize in a big lottery.
How an elderly aunt wins the prize,
Only to be unmaslked as having
stolen it from the negro. cook, and
hoW the matrimonial prize Wrested
away the winning ticket from the
ioviaI Colored seFvitor in order. to
marry q girl he loves makes one Of
the finest, most compelling bits Of
romantic comedy the screen has
ever given 70 its patrons.
The Washington times., 1919-10-02

Mss Ethel Dane. the leading femf
n.ns player On "a Little Journey" has
written play which the Mesgra.
Shubert have accepted for production
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
MOVIE ROLE
COST HIS LIFE

The tragic death Of a beloved Aus.
tralian actor very nearly thwarted the
production OF Back to Gods Coun-
try" by James oliver Curwood. as
shown at Moore's. Garden Theater all
this week.
Ronald Byron, engaged to play the
part Of Peter, novelist sent into the
arctic >Tegions to Investigate condi-
tions aIhOng the Eskimos, was asked
by his physician to cancel his con.
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
COLUMRTA.

June Caprice and Creighton Hale,
that brilliant romantic comedy due,
viii be the featured stars OF the pro-
gram at Loew's Columbia Theater for
the last three days Of this week, be-
ginning today, in THE Love Cheat"
Hale takes the part Of an artist with
out funds who is given the wrong
OvercOat at a hotel, finds ia the pOck-
cts an invitation to a swell affair,
strolls in, meets a wonderful girl and
goes mad over her. To make matters
more complicated, a friend who would
promote anything, agrees to win the
girl for him for the sum Of $4,000.
For the first four days of next week,
beginning Sunday, ZaSU Pitts the
girl who was named after two aunts
The Washington times., 1919-10-02

tract and not attempt to get into such
"a region. because OF his recent re
covery from influenza.
Byron, however through his friend
ship for and loyalty to Nell shipman-
star Of the story. refused to grant his
physicians request.
ByrOn's role called for him to de-
pict the part OF an invalid. It is be-
lieved that his inactivity for long
hours at a time, and which was not
conducive to- proper circulation. re-
suited in the pneumonia attack which
caused his death.
TIE majority Of the scenes in
Back to Gods Country" were taken
at a temperature OF 81 degrees below
zero.
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
nTATrn.

A pet kitten afflicted with fits. in
structions on toughening the shimmy
dance. a method for establishing
amicable relations between ireland
AID Jerusalem, how to catch crooks
with a milk bottle, how to shock a
butler with q powder puh-these are
a. few Of the Comical situations in
The HoOdlum," Mary Piclford's sec
Ond production TO be presented by the
First National Exhibitors Circuit at
Moore's RialtO Theater for the entire
curreht week.
Miss Pickford has one Of the great
est character roles ever given to any
star TO delineate. Watching the man
ner in which she takes said role and
developes it into the supreme char
acter accomplishment Of her entire ca
rcer. is well worth anyOne's money.
The capacity audiences at the Ria)tO
this week have been moved to tears
on many occasions during the 'preseR-
tation. but they are tears Of Joy and
laughter, not sadness.
An exceptional musical score in
conjunction with overture and a vio-
lin solo by Mr.. Breeslzin, together
with short reels, complete the bill.
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
INTERPRETATIONS.

During the three remaining days
Of the current week, Crandall's Net
ropolitan Theater win present as the
feature Of its photoplay program,
Thee world and It's Woman" the
epochal photo spectacle IN which
Geraldine FarFar, supported by Lou
Tellegen and star cast, has been
thrilling capacity audiences SINCE its
first presentation last Sunday
Beginning Sunday and continuing
throughout next week, the Metro
poiitan will offer a new sort Of
drama with the west for a back
ground. Tom Mix is the star Of
Rough Riding Romance" and the
YOUNG actor who introduces to the
screen, through the medium Of this
his latest and greatest release, a
series OF hazardous stunts" that
have never even been apprOIimated
before the camera.
Each bill is, Of course, supplement-
Cd by a Variety Of abbreviated pic
turc subjects and special orchestral
features.
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
GREATER PENN GARDENS.

For outdoor amusement combining
all that is picturesque with dancing,
there is no place to equal Greater
Penn Gardens.
Crowds of pleasure seekers enjoy
the dancing here every evening,
while many patrons enjoy the music
and scenery from comfortable chairs
in balconies which accommodate 1900.
The Washington times., 1919-10-02

Fair in "The Lost Princess" and
Charlie Chaplin in "Sunnyside" On
Thursday and Friday, Douglas Fair
banks will occupy the screen in His
Majesty, the American" On Satur-
day only Jack Pickford win be the
pictured star in Bill Apperson's
Boy"
completed by a variety Of subsidiary
offerings.
The Washington times., 1919-10-02

comes to the screen as the star player
in The Other Half"
"The other Half" reveals the tale
Of circumstances that caused two
aristocFats. in power to realize the
wants and needs of their friends of
the common people-'the other half"
The production will be brilliantly
supplemented by added screen and
musical attractions.
The Washington times., 1919-10-02

STEAMER CHARLES MACALEsTER.
change affecting the time or de-
parture fOrs Mt. Vernon is announced
BY the management of the steamer
Charles Maealester, effective at once.
The boat now leaves at 10 a. m. and
l:45 D. m. daily excepting Sunday.
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
MIX oUTRIDES
GEN PUTNAM

One modsfn hare 81 mousn ple-
lure fame has made ola Itfeel Pug-
nam. the Revolauohtfy aero. look
much liko IA amauer ehen N comes
q ftau of dafiue horae ahship.
despite the fact that Sold Puts brave
daah down the ffoIl 81 cllI b
escape tho British u him dear %
lhe heart cf every sc0reltoy.
Wilhnut d8paragiuw .oneraI Put
nam, Tom Nix. the Nlihn Fox star.
has put into a few short hours more
daring rides than that old BeVolu-
tIonary hero ever dreamed 90. "a
Rough Riding Romance 60 he
shown az CFandalrs Metropolitan and
Knickerbocker TheaterB beginning
sunday. AK rldeg - six hiEht1 81
q fire escape and then later four
times up and down the double stair
way % a palace-besidea a haE1rdous
race on his trained horse Tony along
side % a dying eEpfces traln that d
a history maker in picture ltuntst
BE boards rhe train On lv 81 toaa-
Ing Bis lasto over ear Eeutilalor,
then leaving tie saddle ard cIim1lu8
the rope with the ease of Boy tack
ling an apple tree.
The stunts Nix does in Rbugh
Riding Romance are reaL % DC rec
membered. He doesnb FAKE them.
He doesn't believe in faknE, DESPITE
The danger be faces .constrntlVs and
he never employs q double tc assume
q risk for him. thus Be has wen
the reputation 81 being Hthe man
who never fakea.