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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
To Change Plan Of
Representation at
Peace Conference

Omitted Press staff correapondent1
PARIS. Jan. IA movement
was under way today to remove the
proportionate representation Of
small nations at the peace confer
ence In order 90 make the congress
less unwicldy,
unAsr the original scheme propos.
cd by France. delegates were TO be
apportloned according to the import
anc. OF tho role their nations play.
ell in the war. This apparently has
been changed So the various powers
viii be represented according TO the
Importance OF their peace interests.
This would not affect the five
great nations-the United States
Great Britain. France. Italy and ia.
pan--eaeh OF which would retain
five delegates
The other nations would vary be-
tween one and three representatives.
with tendency toward reducing
the number for the smallest allies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
URIC ACID
SOLVENT
* Cent Royfla EREE

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You will receive by parcel post. de-
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without mourning any obligation.
Only one bottle 70 the same address
or family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Boys Maui Kitty;
Owner Complains

A group Of tough boys. that
gather In the vicinity of 2sth ave
and Madison St. each night. where
they use obscene language and dis
port themselves In an unseemly
manner, are source of annoyance
to Mrs, A. Strouse. 2Si7 Arthur
place, according TO report made
the police by Mrs. Strouso Tuesday
Monday night. according TO Mrs
Strouse, the boys captured her cat
broke It's leg and tried to choke IL Ia
death. They discounted tho nine
lives Of tho cat. however, which il
still exlstant and triumphant. The
police will investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Navy Board Names
Men for Admirals

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE
navy board Of selection today rec
commended the following officers for
promotion to the permanent rank Of
rear admiral:
Harold +. Norton. John ID. Nc
Donald. Hilary r. Jones. Charles +.
Plunkett and Jos. Strauss.
The following were recommended
for temporary rank OF rear admiral;
Benjamin G. Bryan. VIM. T. How
ard. George w. Kletne. Archibald
n. Scales. Victor Blue. Frederick
Brewster Baasett. Jr., Richard j.
Jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Charlie Chaplin
and Mildred Are
Going to England

los ANGELES. Jan. is.--ChAriis
Chaplin has taken off his mustacha
and big feet. given htH employees
seven days notics and announced be
win cioae his studio next week and
leave Immediately for England.
Charlie will go on hlH wedding
trip. taking bis bride. known In the
movies as Mildred Harris. back 10
England 20 get acquainted with the
Chaplin family iiu says he'll be
gone quite a while"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
German Soviets to
Retain Power, Is
Belief of II. Haase

LONDON. Jan. is--No matter
which party obtains n majority ln
the national assembly OF Germany
as result Of the elections. tho
workmen'n and soldiers cogpcii will
continue in power. Hugo ffaase. In.
dependent socialist. declared In an
interview with the Express. pub
hShcd here today.
The sovtcta. he said. control the
factories. because Of their close un.
dcrstanaing with tho workers. who
have organized political unity In OPP
position TO the bourgeolHie party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Revenue Officers
Investigate Still
Found at Auburn

United States revenue officers
have taken charge Of the inve~tiga.
ton OF the moonshine plant uncov.
cred by Deputy sheriffs starwich
and Brown near Auburn Saturday.
The plant was one OF the biggest
ever uncovered Ia Washington.
Enough rice mash was found to
make $50 barrels Of whisky.
No arrests have been made. The
plant was operated by Japanese-
four men and one woman. Three
OF the men are In Tacoma. accord
ing to Starwich. and the where
abouts OF the other two are un.
known.
Arrests are expected 10 be made
within the next ~ hours. says Star.
witch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Japan and America
Reached Agreement
on Siberian Railway

TOKYO. Jan. i1.--tDciay-d.t --Ja.
pan and America have reached an
understanding regarding control OF
tho trans siberian railway. IL was
learned today.
The foreign osfir. will soon pub.
iish PARTICULARS OF the agreement.
The allies have given their consent,
to the Japanene-American under.
standing,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Biggest Woman Is
Victim Of "Flu"

Los ANGELES. Jan. is-Nra
NJ. J. Cowdy. 81. known in the cir.
Gus world az Jolly Josie jolly" the
biggest woman In the world. died
here yesterday Of pneumonia. follow.
Ing influenza. She weighed Gle
pounds.
She had been cared for during her
Illness by Miss Clara r.. WoaIk.
meyer. nurse. weighing an even 100
pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Police Probing
Laundry Rumpus
On Seventh Ave

A Chinese laundry at seventh ave.
and Olive st. believed by the police
- be dope joint" is the subject
~ police Investigation Tuesday, fol-
D0w1ng = disturbance there near
mjdnight Monday. the nature Of
which the police have so far been
unable 10 determine.
when police entered thru the rear
door, summoned by Mrs. Strand. ii6
Olfvc St. and Miss Anna Hazziy.
11D5 Seventh ave. they discovered
laundry scattered about in Wild con
fusion. small change lying on a
table. and watchchain and keys
On the floor. There was no one In
tbs place, on which police locks
have been fastened The proprietor
II being sought by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Two Janitors Plead
Guilty to Liquor
Theft From Police

j. -. Martin and Thomas Sim.
mons. colored janitors at tho Pub.
lie safety building. pleaded guilty TO
the charge OF breaking into the dry
squad room last November and
stealing 60 quarts Of liauor. when
hrraigned before Superior Judge
calvin $. Han Tuesday They will
be sentenced Wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
FREE STATE THEATRES
AT CHURCH'S EXPENSE

Especial to The Star by ". II. ~
COPENHAGEN. Jan. i4.-Bolshe-
Wiki plans include establishment OF
free theatres with money provided
by abolishing churches. according to
Dmitri Booking, Russian tenor. who
has arrived here. He says the Boil
sheviki are voting large sums for en-.
couragernent of art.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Says Flight Over
Atlantic Coming

LONDON. Jan. it.--An aIrplane
flight across the Atlantic viii be at.
tempted In May. according to Cen
Breaker. who has given up his post
in the air ministry TO enter com.
mercial aviation. He says there are
three or four types Of planes capable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Paderewski Is Not
Seriously Wounded

GENEVA. Jan. it.--Ignace Pad.
erewskL the Polish patriot. was not
badly injured when he was shot in
Warsaw. according to word reach.
ing here today.
Paderewski tcleRraphed friends
that his wounds would not interfere
with his work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
HELD As STACKER

Edwin Alstrum. held by federal
authorities on Stacker charges. was
bound over to the grand jury at his
final hearing before United States
Commissioner II. w. McCleiland.
Tuesday morning. Alstrum failed
to register for the last draft. accord.
ing TO tho complaint Ho Is also
said 10 be n drug victim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
RECOVER STOLEN AUTO

Ten minutes after the six-cylinder
automobile OF Or. X. T.. Plummer.
30S Cobb building, had been stolen
from its position at the curb in
front OF the Doctors offices late
Monday afternoon. 1t was recovered
in possession Of two 18-year old
youths in the south end of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Two Flu Deaths
Tuesday Morning

Two deaths and GO new influenza
cases were reported to the city
health department Tuesday morning.
A low total for Sunday and Mon
day was reported. 1913 cases and
seven deaths covering the 4shour
interval
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
BULLET MISSES
u. s. GENERAL

AMSTERDAM. Jan. IA bullet
narrowly missed Cen. Harrlea. head
OF the American mission. as he sat
In a room Of the Hotel Adlon during
Saturdays street fighting In Berlin.
according to dispatch received here
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14

Nay. nay. Charles" II the office
boys version Of what abe said. mot
TN you take that young muatachs
off, Lips that bear ph0ny adorn.
menta shaii not kiss mine"
Ntobbc she naid n. and mebbo she
didn't
Tho picture IL Hull a problem
and the question remains. what
IL Mildred saying 90 Chariie7"
For tho best answer. tho Fllm
Editor Of The star viii give away
two tickets 20 the Coliseum. where
Mildred Harris H. being starred this
week In Borrowed Clothes. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
STAMP THIEF GETS SEQ

When the night clerk of the vir-
gInus hotel. S04 Virginia st., went
upstairs TO Investigate the call of
a roomer at a. m. Tuesday, some
body ripped the stamp box from his
desk in the lobby. and escaped with
both machine and $50 in stamps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
STOKNI MANNING

a southeast wind from the North
Pacific that is scheduled to cover
the entire state during the "a hours
commencing at $40 Tuesday. is re.
ported by the weather bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Indiana Ratifies
Prohibition Law

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 1.-THE
Indiana legislature today ratified the
prohibition amendment 10 the fed
eral constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
Chief Warren Now
Looking EN- Over

Applications for patrolmen to FIJI
the increase Of ~ men ordered by
the city council Monday win be rec.
ceived by Chief OF Police J. +. War
rem Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
TIME

.TIme" has it's different views,
According TO the man.
Though much of II IL wasted
without "a thought or plan.
Progressive men do value cline"
And put II TO good use,
While many man WASTES energy,
And puts "Timc" 10 abuse.
We nil nre sInek~r- with ourselves,
with idle hours to spare.
When "a moments thought might
mean lot.
To help relieve some care.
our "time" IN mt your service,
And we viii save you more
On encb new SUIT, COAT, DRESS
and HAT,
At the FLORENCE UPSTAIRS
STORE,
Second and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14

OLYMPIA. Jan. 1.-THE follow
INK are the committees appointed In
tho house Of representatives,:
AGRICULTURE--sner. chairman:
T,edgcrsvood. Kennedy. Jones' u,oyl
sraiton. Cantonwina. MeMiilcn.
worncn. Bohlkc. Lunn. Mess.
wcathcrman. Zyistra. Tetcr. Shields.
Wolf. AoorcH. Atkinson. Kelly.
ApPRoPRIATIONs--Davis. chair.
man. Sawyer. peasc. Norman. iIoff.
Turnkey. Huhbell. Ryan. Sanger.
Razscts. Anguish. Haskell. Weather
man. shattuck. Mansfield. Olsen.
Gardner. Geilatiy. swofford. Ander'
son John Miller alfred El. Smith
tf'rod AZ. Kennedy. Aspsnwall, At.
kinnon. Lucas.
BANKS AND BANkING--Ryan.
chairman. Lucas. Allen. Rabcock.
Sanger. BaNnctt. McMilien. Hufford.
Smith Erred NA.i. Reed. Smith tMaur-
iecl. Olsen. Grass. Conner. Swofford.
COMMERCE. AND MiNUFAC-
TURING-Hoff. chairman: Dollar.
Qualhei-n. Fulton. Shields Coon.
CLAIMS AND AUDITING--ks.
plnwal, chairman: Anderson CIV. M.
Dollar. Cirard. Kuizer. swofford.
CONGRESSIONAL APPoRTION.
MENT--Fawiey. chairman: Adams
William III. Adamson. Dollar.
Thomas
CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION
westfaii. chairman; Roth. Grass.
Miller John ~. Elliott, Kirkman.
Short Gcliatly.
COMPENSATION AND FEES
FOR STATE AND COUNTY OF.
FiCERS-Swofford. chairman: Ful.
ton. Fawley. Babcock. Norman. As.
plnwall. Morris, Elliott, Peasc. Miller
John AZ. True. Adamson.
CORPORATIONS OTHER THAN
MI NICIrAL AND RAILROADS
REMAIN. chairman: Mccoy. Moores.
Long. Myers. Jones Roy. Manogue.
COUNTIES AND COUNTY
Bot NDARIES-Jones Royl chair.
man: Fawley. Hufford. Atkinson.
Lunn.
DAIRY AND LIVE STOCK
Peaso. chairman; Mess. Hoff. Bah
cock. Lunn. Harrison. Shields. Jones
flames t. Banker. Jones utoyL
Strattor. AspinwalL
DIKES. DRAINS AND DRAIN
AGE-Shields. chairman: Adams
Cwiliam III. Brown croml. Kul2er.
Girard. Myers. Jones Games IT,. Com
ner.
EDUCATION - Olsen, chairman;
sfer, Cantonwino. Zylstra- Hun,
Bohlkc. Gilbert, Brown, Shields. Has.
keu. Sanger. Iedgerwood. Banker,
Turnkey, Miller Uohn Al. Lucas.
ENGROSSED BILLS Wolf,
chairman: Brown. Thompson Oh. WI.
Woathorman, Aspinwall.
FEDERAL RELATIONS AND
IMMIGRATION - Mess. chairman;
Allen. Conner, Anderson CIV. M,
True, westfall. Elliott, Jones Royl.
FISHERIES - Nash. chairman;
Fulton. Norman. Adamson, Bohlke,
Girard, Mccoy. Turnkey, Marts. RIO.
mann. Anguish. Moores.
GAME AND GAME FISH-Shat.
tuck, chairman; Lunn. Poase, Mess,
Adams CWilliam h. Bahcock, True.
Gleason. Kulzer. Wormell, Hufford.
Zylstra, Hubbell.
HORTICULTURE AND FOREST.
RY - Kelly. chairman; Sawyer.
Bohlkc. Gardner, Gellatly, Wormell,
Kennedy.
HARBORS AND WATERWAYS
Hun. chairman; Cotterlll, Myers, Ad.
ans NVilliam Id, Nelson.
HOSPITALS FOR THE INSANE
Young, chairman; Anguish. Miller
alfred E), Harrison. Olsen. Sanger,
Shattucl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
INTERPLAY Meeting
NOTICE!
Postponed for One Week

Mass meeting called for Wednes-
day night at Steiner hall put over TIL
next week. Time Of meeting viii be
given later by Rev. Stafford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
HOUSE COMMITTEES
HOUSE ARRANGEMENTs-A

HOrsE ARRsNGEMESTS-An.
guish. chairman: Coleman. Coon. Gil
bert. Gorham.
INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE-Mc
Coy. chairman: Reed. Mess. Manoguc.
Morris. Short. Cross. Hoff. Anderson
John. Banker. Dollar. Turnkey
Sawyer. Norman HsrcD. Co,terill.
INSURANCE - Long. chairman:
Bassett. Cross. Adamson. Nash.
Trimble. Anguish. Hun. Davis. Hodg
don.
ENROLLED BILLS - Anderson
John. chairman: swofford, Gorham,
Thompson George va. Wor:nell.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS
AND INDIAN AF'FAIRs-Thomp-
son George va. chairman: Nelson.
Anderson John. Ledgerwood.
Thompson CIV. HI. weatherman. Cole
man. Sawyer. Kennedy Hodgdon.
IRRIGATION AND ARID LANDS
Sawyer. chairman: Banker. Olsen.
Short. Kirk-nan. McMillen. Fawley
Wolf. Mansfield. Cross. Anderson CW.
M. Moores, Gollauy. Myers, Smith
Erred Az
JUDICIARY - Guie. chairman:
Grass. I.edgerwood Elliott. Healey.
Remain. Smith H'red Al. Smith
tMauricci wcstfall. Marts. Long.
Short. Zylstra. Sanger. Kulzer. Roth.
LABOR AND LABOR STATS.
TICS-Norman. chairman: Wolf,
cotterill, Dollar. Thomas. Thompson
George W.. Nelson. Marts. Young,
Anderson John. Miller "a. El
LOGGEDOFF LANDs-Gardncr,
chairman: Allen. Harrison, Hoff,
Girard. Marts. Wolf. Healcy. Dollar.
MEDICINE. SURGERY. DEN
TISTRY AND HYGIENE--Teter.
chairman; Cotterill. Hodgdon, Has.
kcll. Healey. Thompson III. WI
MILITARY AFFAIRS-Gorham.
chairman: Conner. KirSman, Thomp'
son George w. Adamson. Thomp-
son III wv. Huhbell. Olson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. chairman;
westfan, Jones Games T9. Locke,
Kirkman. Kennedy.
MILEAGE AND CONTINGENT
ENPENSES-Gilbert. chairman; Mil
Ter ALBERT FL. Nash, Cantonwine,
Mansfield.
MINES AND MINlNG-Morris,
chairman; Brown. Stratton. Cross,
Thomas. Coleman. Locke.
MISCELLANEOUS -Mano guc.
chairman. Hull Qualheim. Atkinson.
Fulton. Morris, Smith (Mauricel
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS
OTHER THAN THE FIRST CLASS
Short. chairman: Anderson CIV. M.
Coon. Mansfield. Nash, Norman,
Ryan, Sanger.
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS
OF THE FIRST CLASS--Grass,
chairman. Allen. Qualheim. Young.
Gleason. Remain. Spencer. Bassett,
Kelly, Roth, Locke, Lucas.
PRINTING AND SUPPLIES--Al-
len. chairman: Gorham. Swofford,
Qualhoim. Xylstra.
PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS
Conner. chairman; Hodgdon, Cot
terill. McMillen. Shields. Guic, Spen-
Ger, Wes.fall
PUBLIC MORALS-IIasltcll, chair.
man; Cross. Gilbert, Teter. Thomp.
son III. W., True. Anderson tJohn)
PUBLIC UTILITIES - Stratton.
chairman, Mess. Myers. Manogue,
Grass, Banker. Moores. Long. Hut.
ford, Ryan. Lucas, Morris, Young
Smith (Mauricel. Anderson CIV. NJ
PURE FOODS AND DRUGS
Weatherman, chairman, Pease
Gardner. Siler, Smith Qrred Az
Tetcr.
REVENUE AND TAXATION
Bassett. chairman; Harrison. Hub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14

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Tablets. Look for signature of +.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-14
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
POLES.

4 holiday bill of unusual excellence was presented at Polis theatre yes- terday- The Christmas atmosphere abounded from the front of the play house right back to the stage.
 The vaudeville program is about on a par with the best seen this season. As a special feature Brid dgeport's own native sons, The Three Dixie Boys, name by profession, but i'm reality, M Messrs. Money, Garrison and Iasher, after many successes on the road, came home and scored a, trena aendous ovation. They offer one of the niftieSt acts that has ever appeared at the PoH theatre and that they are our own boys is q fact that Bridgeport is sure proud Of them. Other acts on the bill are the Brewer Trio in a novel offering; Clay and Robinson in characteristics; The Nagfys, a fire eating novelty, and "On the High Seas" which was held over for the balaclce of the week and which re- pcated the hit of the first part.
 Wallace Ried in The Lottery Man." q Paramount production, is about She best thing that the popular and good looking screen star has ap- peared in. It is breezy and enter tainiu7lg. The central figure is Reid, The Lottery Man" who rallies him self off in order to pay 2. debt liar rison Ford and Wanda Hawley ar7 included In the cast. James Cruze directed the picture.
 Pathe News shows Georges Carpen- tier the famous French heaHywei ght champion, on his return from Eng land after defeating Beckett.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
SOME PUP!

BIimp. the mondescript studio puppy, recently took an immense lik- ing for Bert Lytell- It may be add ed that Blimp took even a greater fancy to one of the heavy lumber mans boots MT. Lyte11 wears in some of the scenes. The puppy had chewed off half the tongue, then tiring of the sport, came back into the stars dress ing room, dragging the shoe and wagging his tail. The star, seeing the mangled footgear, became immed- lately very stern. The famous line from the play, in the courtroom scene, came to his lips. "Out of my sight he thundered at the terrified pup. You're as guilty as hel1i''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
TOURNEUR LEADS
 IN REALISM

Maurice Tourneur has a penchant for the sea. In The White Heather" and '"The Life Line" he demonstrated his unusual ability to produce thrill ling scenes of the ocean in it's vary ing moods on the screen. Now he has taken one of the most famous stories of all times Joseph Conrad's "Eic- tory and used it as the basis of a motion picture that portrays in vivid detail the tale of love, adventure and revenge in the South Sea Islands. Mir Tourneur loves to deal with mankind in the rough, and Victory has given him the opportunity of making a picture with characters who love passionately, See red when they hate and are quick with the trigger and knife. Jack Holt and Seena Owen head an excellent cast
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
EIF . A
 saH == NH

The crowds surely turned uut yes tcrday :o sea inc sho~ presented at the Plaza thgnn.. ''Isrothe- Divid- cd is FranIs I>,onaa'= latest feature fro-v the wei known Look oy Ger tru5o Andrews. The picture is in toHsaiy dramatic and interesting from star, ta =1-@fl. II shows the life of two men. brothers. beth with Nery difere=f, ideas of life. l.: one role, Mir. Ezce-an i~ seen as a con- vict who has ---yeG T twenty year prison sentence and preserved the glory Of lery in his heart. and in the other role one. who is possessed of wealth and freedom. and who knows no love. eithe. from within ur with out. Polly D.s-i and Co. a hut at the Hippodrome. New York. for 20 weeks. in a novel animal offering Jim and Edna Connors wenz big in their comedy shit. Bargain Day Both are clever entertainers and Jheir songs and comedy werc very well handled. Charles keuna the street faklr.'' gave n fine imPersona- ton of that well known parsonage and his comedy kept the audience in constant laughter. Burke and Bet ", an unusually neat little act en- titled todd Bits of Narie-v.' .,Iayed cornets ana other instruments. sang and danced to the utnrost amusernen Of their audi ors. international News anu others completed the --@QT-,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
MEMS DF THE THEATRES

concert. Charley Ray in that wonder ful picture, The Busher." will be the feature of the program with the su- per-seriaI, The Midnight Man. a close second. In the 10th episode James J. CoThett, the star, will be seeE
 in some InoTs Of those hair raising exploits which have made him famous in the moving picture world. The Sennett com edians will produce roars of laughter in one Of their very latest comedy pictures entitled Trying to Get Along" There will be the usual concert oy the Lyric orchestra.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
ROYALTY PLAYS
 PART IN PICTURE

Royalty plays the part of a serf in Flame of the Desert in the per son of Eli Stanton who portrays the character of an Egyptian servant. In real life MT. Stanton is the grandson of Chief Eagle of the Cherokee tribe Stantons father, James Stanton, a wealthy Oklahoma rancher, met and fell in love with Sophia OwaLala, daughter of Chief Eagle and. as the result of this happy romance was married Young Stanton has always been interested ir athletics, but his chief ambition was to become an ac- tor and he has played in many pie lures
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
TSHTE

Just 2 faw more ouno-trnttios are left in which yo >ee that wonderful comedy-lrJ1ra. '-The Lit5le Teacher" which has been attracting unusual at tenGances at the Lyric thettre this week.
 Next week the Poi Players will be seen iu one of the best comedies ever written. 'Eusi1ess Before Pleasure,' g Introducing once asain those eccentric partners. Potash &s F'erimutJer,'' who paid Bridgeport q visit several times This tim" they come in one of the best stories from the pen of Montague Glass
 Manager George Aryi0c makes an- nouncement of another of those eE- ceuent pro@r. ms for the sunday night