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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01
NIESLYCHANY SKANDAL
WYBORCZY.

Grand Rapids. Mich. l. grud-
MIA. - Senator Truman Newber-
" Z Michigan, oraz l35 lnnych
czlonkow. .ktorzy polnagall mu do
zGobycia miejsca w senacie, 20
s,aIo skazanych przez sad. Oskar-
zeni sa wszyscy "a przekupstwo,
oraz "a naduzywa9ie rz2doWeJ
-p0zzJy W cei5ell iriedozwolonych.
Sprawa ia ciagnie sic jeszcze od
r>yku 1918. Sprawozdanie rzado-
we powiada, re jestto skandal,
n;eslychany w kronikach wybor-
czych Ameryki. Dowiedziono bo-
wiem. re ME tylko jednostki bra
" powazne sunny pieniezne "a
swe glosy, ale wydawnictwa. tea
try byfy prze4supione, ma rzecz
senatora Newberry. Prawo prze-
widuje kare "a naduzycia wybor-
cze do 10 tysiecy dolarow, oraz
wiezienie do dwoch lat. Nazwiska
niekt6rych oskarzonych wspof-
udzia}, zostaiy juz podane do pu-
blicznei wiadomoSci. | tax: Tru-
men H. Newberry, senator / by
" sekretarz marynarki, "a czasow
rzadow Roosevelta, brat senatora
7. S. Newberry z Detroit, ktory
ztozyi SO tysiecy dol. ma walke
wyborcza. P. Kirll, Detroit, kto
~ miai bye generalnym kierow--
nikiem praktyk wyborczych. AL
len Templeton, prezes izby han
dlowej Detroit. H. Turner, jakH
asystent sekretarza. Mark T. Nc
Rec, wsp6lnik King'a. Znany on
by} udziabu swego w organize
waniu stowarzyszen Czerwonego
Krzyza w Michigan. H. Hopkins,
Floid Detroit, F. Smith, zarzad-
ca wiasnosci ziemskich senatora,
Milton Oakrnan, znany w Detroit
jako boss" republikansiki. Dalej
Judd Yelland, sedzia Escanaba,
F. Mckay Z Detroit, klerk sado-
wy, J. Bradley, lekarz Eaton
Rapids, kt6ry niegdys kandydo--
wal ma gubernatora, Gladstone v.
Beattie. Niektorzy z tych nagania,
czy wyborczych dostawali po xii
ka tysiecy gotowki, inni brali pen
sye miesieczne, ihnym obiecano
tluste posady "a prace przy WyDo
rach. tDalej oskarzaja senatora
Newberry 0 'krzywoprzysiestwo.
Ziozyl on bowiem zeznanie pod
przysiega, ze ME vie o zadnych
pieniadzach uzywanych W celacb
wyborczych re on zadnych sum
ME wysyaai. Wskutek.
tych niedozwolonych praktyk, Sc
nator dostai wiekszosc gfos6w,
kandydatura zas Ford'a ppadla.
Senatorowie demoklratycziIi do
magali sic ~drozenia dochodzenia
zaraz po wyborach, ale sprawie O
wejv, ME wiele poswiecano uwa-
gi W Senacie. Gdy 0 calej spra--
vie tombstone teiefonieznie se--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01
llei DOWas
NAPREzONE STOSUNKI
z MEKSYKIEM.
Waszyngton, l. grudnia. - }

posiedzeniu senatu. ktore sic ma
Iodbyc dzisiaj, ifiaja 6St wreezonc
rezolucye domagajace sic stanow-
czych krokow wobec Meksyka.
Senatorowie powracajacy do Wa,
szygtonu, reprezentujacy opinie
swych wyborcow, twierdza, IL
Jest og6lnem zdanien, zc mad
szed} czas, by skohczyc role ,,czuj
nego wyczekiwania". Senator
King Utah oswiadczyi, re ma
sotowq rezolucye, kt6ra daje
wladzc W rece Prezydenta. ma u
zycie silly zbrojnej tax ladowej
jak morskiej. Wyraza on przeko-
nallie, re nadszedI czas. kiedy A.
meryka musi, nietylko zadac "a
Idosycuczynienia w sprawie kon--
sula Jerkins'a, ale powinna do
magac sic ogromnego odszkodo-
wanna pienieznego. "a wlasnose
zrabowana i "a zycie obywateli
swoich. Senator Hitchcock z Ne.
braski, zaznacza, re sytuacya Jest
bardzo powazna, re nadchodzi
chwila, kiedy rzad musi obrac sta
nowcza droge w postepowaniu 2
,Meksykiem. Jednem slowem
przewaza opinia pomiedzy sena.
torami, re admihistracya oswald.
czy sie "a zerwaniem stosunk6w
z Meksykiem. Jezeli sic cos no.
wego ME wy}oni, jest ogolne prze
swiadczenie. ze sprawl Meksyka
usrmie Z g}ownego pIanu nawct
sprawe pokoju. Pokazuje sic tc-
raz, re, gdyby Ameryka byla zwia
zana Liga Ludlow, to ma podsta-
vie art. NI., byiaby bezsilna wo.
bee Meksyka. Sprawe TAXA, jaka
sic teraz toczy miedzy Ameryka
a :Meksykiem, mogfaby postawic
pred Liga Ludlow, ktoralolwiek
z faciI1skich republik. Wygladaja
tn w senacie ma senatora Fall z
Nowego Meksyku, ktorego uwa-
zaja "a znawce stosunkow pogra-
nicznych. w tym celu, by mice
|pcwne dane W swyn reku, sena-
tor Fall spedzil kilka tygodni mad
badaniem stosunkow- granicz-
nych, miedzy Ameryka Meksy-
klein. Przypuszczaja tn W koiach
rzadowyeh, ae noze rcpub.ki la
|cinsSie, jak Ctllc, Argentina i
Brazylia, podejma sic roll posre-
dnika miedzy Ameryka Meksy,
.kiem.
PRzYJAzD KoNsULA POL
SKIEGo.
Portland, Maine, |. grudnia, ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01
I DluTs lIsisaruIugIe1nsga.

Wseh6d siohca godzinie $3.50.
Zaeh6d slohca o godzinie 4:2O.
Pogoda W Chicago ololiey: Poeh--
murine W poniedzialek przy lekklm spa
die sniegu pod wiecz6r | we wtorek,
w pOniedzialek nieeo cieplej. Undarko-
wauy p6inOcuy 1 p63nOcnO-wschOdni
wiatr.
Temperatura d0by ninienej: NAB
wy4sza wezoraj gOdzinie sciej popo,
tl.dniu. ss stopni. nainlfsza godzinie
S-giej rano. IL stepni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, pOniedzialek, 1-gO grudnia: sw,
Eligiusza Biszupa.
Jutro, wtOrek, Ego grudnia: SW. Bi'
biany Panny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01
Kronika Chica&Oska.

elektryczne, wywalai okna, a W
jednym wypadku, drzewo zfama-
ne padio ma automobil. w miej-
scowoSci Pesotum. H., wicher
zerwal 92 stop wysoka wiele lsth
i IA padia ma dach jednego Z wo-
zow pociagu pasazerskiego linii
Illinois Central, w chwili tel
tamtedy przejezdzajqcego, raniac
ciezko szeSc os6b.
Ma jeziorze jeszcze wieksza sza
lala burza, wicher dai Z szybko-
$cia 55ciufmil ma godzine. Wszyst
kie statki, bedacc ma kotwicy
przy brzegu jeziora, by}y pilnie
strzezone i zabezpieczone. c. An
derson, kapitan stray pobrzeznej
Stan6w Zjednockonych mia} w
pogotowiu zdwojona zafoge ma
wszelka ewentualnoSc. sam be-
dac ma posterunku przy telegra-
fie iskrowym w budynku fedc-
ralnym.
Morris Blau pnr. 1912 S.
Ridgeway ave., dozna1 zlamania
nogi, w chwili, kiedy wiatr wozek
lego i konia, ktorym powozi} wpe
dill do rowu. Prawie wszystkie
lampy w miescie zostaiy porozbi-
jane i w tel gafezi rec MONA,
inurza wyrzadziia najwieksze
szkody. Ruch pociagowy linii
North Western" do Z Chicago
zostai bardzo oqozniony. Szkody
wyrzadzone huraganem obliczaja
ma tysiace dolar6w. Podczas bu-
rzy ma jeziorze znajdowa]o sic
dwoch rybakow, D. Much syn
lego = i dotad niema -zadnej o
Mich wiadomo\i. Prawdopodob-
ME zgineli, gdyz lodz ich male
ziono wczoraj rozbita przy brze-
GU jeziora.
ZNIzKA TRAMWAJOWA.
Zgodnie z decyzya Komisyi
Uzytecznosci, kompania tra1nwa-
iowa polecila swym funkcyona-
ryuszom pobierac cd pasazer6w
wydrukowane przez MIA bilety
wstepu, ktorych jest diva gatun-
ki. Jedne sprzedawane So po o5
cent6w, ktorych nabyc MONA "a
te sumo dziesiec, co wypada pc
szesc pol centa "a przejazd, dru-
gle zas So W formie ksiazeczki,
zawierajacej 50 biletow; kosztuje
ona try dolary. Zakupujac ksia-
zeczke, placi obywatel szesc CEN
tow "a przejazd. Kompania tram
wajowa ma swoje agencye we
wszystkich dzielnicach nliasta,
gdzie bilety owe moga bye naby-
|te; MONA je wiec zakupic W roz-
nych aptekach, sklepaeh departa-
inentowych, oraz renizach. Sta
cyi podobnych jest W mieScie do
tej pory l65. CT, kt6rzy ME moga
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01

DokOaczsnie ma stronrey 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01
TELEFONY w CHICAGO
ME BEDA PoWYzszONE.

Stanowa Komisya Ulyteczno-
sci 'Publicznych wydala wczoraj
rozporzadzenie odmawiajace kom
pa4iii teiefonnznej tipowazhienia
do podwyzszenia rat w Chicago
ma lokalne telefony rezydencyo-
nalne, lecz pozwala jej ma pod
wyzszenie rat ma telefony poza-
niejscowe. Podwyzszone ceny ma
telefony pozamiejscowe ME od-
nosza sic do ,,wolan", jak n. p.
pomiedzy Chicago i jego podmiej
skiemi miasteczkami, lecz odno-
sza sic one ma przestrzen, jak n.
p. Chicago, Elgin, Aurora i inne
miejscowosci Stanu. Dozwolona
podwyzka ma telefony pozamiej-
scowe przez Komisye Uzyteczno-
sci wynosi pomiedzy IS 20 pro-
cent rat obecnych. Pozatem po-
czyniono kilka zmian w .op}acie
"a obsluge telefonow jak naste-
puje: Koszta $500 "a przepro-
wadzenie telefonu, "a zmiane spo
sobu albo typu aparatu, lub tez
"a zn1iane lokacyi aparatu; lecz
koszta nadal ME beda liczone "a
zmiany aparatow dla wiasciwych
powod6w, jak ziego funkcyonowa
MIA albo urzadzenia. Koszta "a
przeprowadzenie drutow urza-
dzenia, maja bye liczone ma pod
stawie kosztow robotnika ma
teryaiu. Rozporzadzenie to wcho
dzi W zycie z ,dniem dzisiejszym
i bedzie obowiazywa}o, dopoki
przesiuchy oszacowania kosztow,
obecnie sic toczace, ME zostana
ukoiczone, lub tez dopoki Komi-
sya UzytecznoSci ME uzna "a
stosowne, IL zmiany takie beda
potrzebne. Kompanii telefonlcz-
nei glownie 'chodzilo o podwyz-
szenie rat "a telefony Aasy t. wv.
,.nickel-a-day". Obecnie cd ia
kich subskrybuentow wymagane
jest uzycie najmniej jednego wo-
lania dziennie. Kompania telefo-
niczna chciaia powiekszyc to do
minimum, ypoltora wo1ania", =
czyli siedm pol centa dziennie,
co sic jednak ME udalo.
HURAGAN WYRZADZIL
WIELKIE SZKoDY.
lBrlrza, jaka szalasa W ubiegia
sobote. po poludniu wieczorem
wyrzadzila W Chicago, oraz wielu
okolicznych miejscowoSeiach OIL
brzymie szkodys Najbardziej u
cierpiafy sokoliee poiozone mad je-
ziorem Michigan. Huragan pedza
cy z sisa pieedziesiat mil ma go
dzine lanai drzewa, zrywal ko-
miny szyidy. tablice, wywracal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01
Szkanda|
Wyborcy.
Naprezone Stosunh
Meksykiem.
Przyjazd KonSu|a Po|Skiego.
Niemcy ma Uslugach Meksyka.
ANARCHISTKA DEPORTOWANA.
Morduje Jeszcze pred Straceniem.
Nysadzenie w Poxvietrze Toru Kolejov~ego.
INNE TELE RAINY KRAJOWE
ARCHISTKA DEPORTOWANA.
Morduje Jeszcze pred Straceniem.
INNE TELE G r MY KRAJOWE

natorowi Newbcrry, ME otrzy-
mano cd nicgo zadncj odpowie--
dzi. Sprawl tych naduzyc musi
bye wyjasniona, inaczej bowiem
wszel!'ie prawa. ME mialyby zad-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Forget Birthdays,
Advice of Doctor
In Health Formula
tBv unlyersnl Service }

NEW YORK, Feb. Live. keep
alert, kecI occupied keep III touch.
read the news and seek contac, with
men and women who arc active and
your health ~ ninety cases out ot a
hundred will take care oi itself
II Is the health formula vt Dr.
Stephen Smith. who celebrated h,,
Nih birthday YESTERDAY lhc doctor.
however docs not approve of birthday
celebrations ~ man make, serious
mistake" he SAID, when he gives the
mileSlones 6i lie serious cun,idefa-
ton as he passes them
Dr. Smith was born IN Sklua,eal,
y Y. IN ~ and hal attained lame
a. surgeon before. the day, OF the
Civil war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Barber Gives Recipe
For Gray Hair

Mr A. r.. O'Brien. who hs, been a
barber IN New York City tor many
wears. made the following statement
"Gray, streaked or faded hair can hc
Immediately made black, brown OF
ilgh, brown, whichever shade you dc
sire, hy the use Of the following rem
cdy that you can make at home
Merely gc, box OF Orex powder
at any drug store !, costs very little
and no extras 70 buy Dissolve !, IN
! o. OF distilled or rain water aud
comb it through the hair Direction,
ior mixing and use and gold bond
guarantee come IN each box One box
will las, you tor months
II, is perfectly safe. It does not rub
of, Is not sticky or gummy and leave,
the hair fluffy II will make a gray
haired person look twenty years
younger" (Ady J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Parsnips Get
On Nerves of
Kassar Girls
Young Women Demand Red
Meat and Other Deli
CaCieS on Menus,

POuGIIkEEPSlE. \. :. Feb ~
topcclalJ Tired oi the persistent
papnlp." the bean urlngs" conceal.
NIX curry sauce and Sem .hebdoma
dll ii,h dinner" more than three hun.
dfcd \dA,lf student, have presented
g. the trustee, protest against the
college fare and demanded an inye,ti-
gailOn ol food condition, there
They suggest N their petition the
appointment oi trained deltian The
gifls complain oi the lack Of variety
and poor Judgment displayed m the
selection OF food served to them It
Lacks balance they complain and lhey
want 10 know II the college fare B.,
consistent with the nations food
policy
While not ,pcOiylug pi what kinds
OF food, thcy are deprived. the gtrl,
ask the trustees 10 name committee
10 meet them ior = heart ~ heart talk
The tuition ice a' Nassaf ha, been m
creased $50 year. and m view oi
this fact the girl, Say they believe
they atr entitled 10 better eats"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
FEDERATION MEET
HAS NO "H0STESS"

W place for the spring convention
90 Npul Of the second district oi the
Oklahoma State Federation Of Won
cn, lob, Ia, been available through
invitation says DR. Winnie " Sanger.
district president.
Mrs Sanger suggested YESTERDAY
that Edmond. the nearest nclghb,r oi
Oklahoma City ought TO extend hos.
pltdlliy
Then" says she. when they have
the entire state federation next year
10 entertain We can return the neigh
hofly act and help them out Many
oi the local delegate, Who plan to At.
tend viii prefer the iuterufiSn ser,
lyc gong and coming. morning ard
evening should the convention bc held
az Edmond"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Anarchists Shell
Town in Germany

COPENHAGEN. Feb 20 Sparta
can forces are bombard,ng the town
~ Ro,,erop, ~ WeSiphalia. with AZ.
iillery according to message fc.
Ceiycd here from MucnNrr. Assist
anrc TO the defenders ~ Roucrop i,
being sent from MuenSter, the me,.
sage aat,
When the bows come home they will
al what YOU have done. Show them
Your income tax receipt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Statehood Asked
by the HaWaiians

HONOLULU. I. II, Feb 2o-Rec.
ommcndaiinn ha, been made TO the
legislature by Gov Charles ! Nc.
Cafthy that a resolution he adopted
memofialfng congress 20 provide
statehood iur the Hawaiian islands.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

{ ,aloncr, by representatives oi the
civic and citizens referendum league,
last night Under the municipal Laws.
81 so signatures are sufficient 10 IN.
woke q recall election and II that
number :, found 10 he valid the el,c.
ton viii hc held Apul l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
1ood Riots Form
Spanish Menace

MADRID, Feb, N.-Seriou' food
|io,s have broken ont at Palma, Ma
|orca. ono OF the large', islands in the
kpani,h Bcalearic group. The market
kall, were plundrred and destroyed.
MI the stores and cafes have been
loscd
Ariilcrymen with machine guns are
luafdug the railway stations, while
|roops are pa,rolllng the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

When the boy, come home they viii
ak what you have done. Show them
your income iaS receipt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

The first American woman 20 cir.
umnavga,c the globe was Mrs. Mary
~ Trip, a native OF falrhayen,
Mass.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
EXTRA LONG WEAR
| FROM SHOES

T. d. Collins Of Ookala. Hawaii,
makes n remarkable statement WHICH
demonstrates the money saving duia.
bility OF Neolin Soles.
lie writes. After wearing n pair of
Neolin-soled shoes of and on for
hirty-three months. wore them on
trip to the volcano Of kilauea and
walked around the crater over hot lava
TX times and still the solcs showed
bnly slight signs OF wear"
This experience Is not accidental.
I results from the scientific process
by which Neolip Solcs are made TO be
xactly what solcs should be -Acom.
ortable. waterproof and exceedingly
economical because Of the long wear
hey give,
Get them on new shoes for all men,
pers Of the family and have them put
bn worn shoes. They are made by
rhe Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Com.
pany. Akron. Ohio. who also make
Ningfoot Heels, guaranteed to out.
rear any other heels.
0nx1s~ C-11e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
The Crushing News

He pushed an armchair toward me.
and iel, his firm hand upon my arm
guiding me into II. Nice lIolcombc
whose arms had looseued their clasp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
GREAT BRITAIN
PLANS TO KEEP
100000 TROOPS
Churchill Outlines Nations
Military Program,

LONDON, Feb. ~ Winston Spen.
eer thui,hIll secretary Of war. paid
n h''h tribute to Premier Clemrnccau
~ q speech which he made Yesterday
a. luncheon At Mansion house IN
the subject nj dsmoblli1aIion and the
army oi occupation
There Is ~ living man, perhaps
ior many year, there has been No. man.
who has more fully embodied In hlt
own personality the yalian, soul ol
the French nation struggling against
odds and determined TO he ifcc.' the
secfctlfy SAID
Wants Work for Men.
The object ~ the meeting. Nf
Churchill SAID. was to a,k the en-.
ployer' thfpughou, the country % do
Their best moss 10 fcaSNure the men
detained M the army that their places
NpH'd be kept open for them.
We have introduced ucw
fchcme" he continued. "ior the or-
gsnValion oi the army appropriate 10
he immediate situation under winch
Nyc propose 10 retain about ylO0'
)nrn lor the defense oi the british
tnd allied interests during 1910
One Kept in -Four
I've are letting go three out oi
tyety four serving with the colyp on
Noycmber II last wear. when Ihc
lighting stopped. and We ate pas INK
be fourth man double 10 finish up'
he job. All information received
goes TO show that ih, soldiers regard
his ,tealmen, OF the problem as eS-
eIiiially far.
I'VE are engaged At the present
inc IN forming a voluntary atmy TO
garrison the British empire, rcofelt
ng the old ARMY which served ~ 30
we'll through all the ycss Of peace
Ind was not found wanting shcn the
hour oi battle cane But at least q
ear will he required 20 form thl,
voluntary army At the present time
We are obtaining recruit, and yolun
eerS. some with two and three years
Experience. a. the rate oi more than
thousand a day and the rate IS ti,-
ng
Big Army Required
I'll We di.pcrsc completely the pres
mt compulsory army before We get .
oluniary army We should not only
ose the Trusts ut the war. hu, lose the
Brit N empire VIC had before the war
The British people has never failed
o do what Was necessary 10 safe
guard the vital interests of IN" state
ct them beware who would tty to|
ob Us OF the fruits Of victory, whether
hey are Germans or Turkish tncmle,
broad or bad citizens AZ home
Huns Must Be Good.
There IS another reason Why we
equire TO maintain a large force m
he present wear. We have just had
war with Germany; We have spen,
great deal of money and have lost
grea, many OF our best men In win
bing the war. and We are going 10
make sure ,ha, We do no, have 10
ieht that war with Germany over
gain. We arc going to take meas
res which will make i, physically
impossible for Germany to begin a
sM OF revenge, a, any rate during
ur lifetime. We are gong TO ASK
;ermany 10 agree to these mcaSute'
nd help u, carry them out. Mud
her she has sgtccl, We are Solns
o stand by and sec that she doe
AIRY them out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Lace Boots
Special
1896

\ great many women
wear high shoes the year
round, Just as a great
many others wear low
shoes the year round. For
the former, here is a little
sale, a clearance offering
economies that are really
extraordinary in this day
of generally maintained
prices on all things leather.
BLACK hid boots with gtay kid
tops, and leather Louis heels
Iwo-lonc gray Md boots, welt
Sules, covered LOUIS heels.
raten, vamp boot, duh kid tops.
turn Soles, patent covered heels
Dark brown kid boots, welt
Sole>, leather Louis heels,
Black kid boots. turn Soles,
covered Louis heels
All OF these in 9.inch height
lace model
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

fetas, womens waistings, mems shirt
ings and beautiful silk poplins We've
cut the prices, not timidly, but boldly,
the depth varying from one-fourth to
one-half Of the original rates.
Use them for blouSes, children's
wear, spring dresses, skirts, under
wear and mems shirts.
d-Crepe de chine, at Sl.j5 yard; Georgette
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
AMERICAN


Results Yesterday.
ST Louis, g. Chicago, G.
Cleveland, / Detroit, 4.
Boston, 4, New York, o-tf1st
ean1e).
Boston, 1 New York. 2-(second
gane--13 innines1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25

skit. AT the Station will be seen
in smart ana highly divorting whiri
Of fnnciful fun, songs ana dances
Each Of the duo is an accom- p!ishcd
entertainer OF wide versatility,
Laughlin ana West comedy play
ers, singers ana dancers, have a big
laughing surprise They are up-to-
thc-m;nute fursters with an extensive
repertoire Of popular songs, original
dances and sophisticated nonsense.
Wilson and Larsen. on the same
bill. are comedy grotesques whose
only mission on earth lie to. keep the
world in roars, OF laughter. They ore
said to sueceed admirably In the new
skit they are presenting this season.
With the new vaudeville bill will
come some 81 the livc.iest photo
farcical fun Of the season. new in
s-allnicnt Of the Pathe News picturen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Iheaters
PRETTY RABY."

PRETTY BABY"
One OF the seasons biggest musical
hits that Will appear IN this city viii
he the new jimmie Hodges 1919 YER
sion OF Pretty Baby" which Will pc
the attraction at the Academy tonight.
The comedy this season is in two acts
and as the last three SUCCESSORS OF
Jimmie Hodges, II Is riot OF fun.
Songs and terpsichorean revelries
from start to finish, the settings are
magnificent No attempt has been
made TO be tust gaudy with a mere
color background before which the
vivid costumes OF the chorus and still
more vivid principals cavort to catch
the eye. There Is an art to the back
ground Of Pretty BABY" which has
helped 10 make II the one big musical
nit OF the year. The costumes are a
delight to the eye, syncopated beat
tiful and lend themselves readyily to
discernible color designs, 50 that the
stage is never moment without
picture.
The same wen known cast Is with
Pretty Baby" including Eddie Eaye,
Eva Lapptn, Johnnie O'Neil. Tom
Williams, Norman Coudy, Ted Shat
fer, Eddie O'Neil and stlhe Iirnmies
Hodges Original Dixie chorus. jim
ME Hodges new 1919 version 81
Pretty Baby Is coming to the local
playgoes who have been looking
forward with pleasureable anticipa-
ton to the appearance of this raus.-
cal comedy success. ard from all in
dications they viii rot be disappoiut-
ed. The Pretty Baby" Trio and his
handsome Dixie chorus which is
known as the handson1est ana best
trained in the field of musical
comedy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
GOOD Fun SHOW WITH
NOVELTIES AT LYRIC

The fallacy that rats may play
only when the cats away. is made
plain In the exhibition OF animal
sagacity that will be feature OF
the new show which comes to the
Lyric for the Weekend today. Swain s
Rats and Cats is the title o. the at
traction. Rats and cats play together
on the most intimate and friendly
forms, The exhibition is the only ono
OF It's Kind before the public
The big comedy novelty Of the rew
hsll Will be What Happened To
Ruth" satirical comedy of New
York life, by George NJ. Rosener, au-
thor OF many successful light come
dies and hurlcsques. The act cor, es
he1rldad as a gurefire laughing hi.
De Voy and Dayton, in the com cd