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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
"OLD LADY 31"

Henry Harmon will play the title role in "OId Lady 31." MT. Harmon portrayed this part on the legitimate stage with Emma Dunn, who will play Angie in this famous Rachel Crothers play. NIT. Harmon is I vet eran of the stage. He entered the motion pictures through Nazimova. NIr, Harmon prefers the simple life of farming to that of acting. He has a large farm and for the past few years has spent most of his time with the cows and chickens. As soon as his picture is completed, he plans to go back to the farm, which he de- cIares needs his attention.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
WHY WONDER?

If you want to know where the many many dollars earned by movie stars go. read this, which is taken from "Women's Wear a daily paper given over to dress and shop talk. Clara KinbaU Young almost clean ed out Harry Collins fashion display at Los Angeles. She purchased a sable coat, nine evening dresses, four afternoon frocks, two dinner gowns, enough lingerie to last the average woman a life time and several fetch ing hats. Miss Young then went about her business after first draw ing up her check for five dresses. All these gowns and fxings are to be worn in '"The Forbidden Woman"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
SOME XMAS FEAST
 FOR THE MOORES

For the first time in a number Of years. all male element of the ia m ous Moore family will be pres ent at a regular dinner presided over by their mother. Matt, Tom and Owen all being in New York just now Tom being the oldest of the trio, has been elected to do the carv- ing, and Owen, who is next in line in the matter of age, is hoping he doesn't break an arm before the eventful date. It is vigorously de- nfed that corn beef and cabbage will be starred at the feast.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
BAGGOTT RETURNS

King Baggott, after a five months absence from Broadway, has com pleted his work as star in The Hawks Trail" In this serial the star has a unique role, appearing as a, scientific crirninologist. He appears in fifteen different cIlaracterizat tons, brought about by the disguises h. es- sln1es in endeavoring to unravel he mystery. In this work he has received the assistance of Chief W. J. Flynn, of the United States Secret Service, who is a personal friend of the star.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
AGNES AIRES HINTS

Agnes Ayres has given many hints 10 housekeepers Of America, for one of her hobbies is the mana cement of her home. Miss Ayres is constantly striving to create new dishes that are tasty and at the same time with in the means of every purse. She says apples stuffed with nuts and raieins are delicious. Cheese soup is more nutritious than any other kind.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
HUGH FORD'S
 NEWEST PLAY

Hugh Ford will commence work immediately on Lady Roses Daugh- ter" This is one of the most popu- lar and best known works of Mrs. Humphrey Ward. Elsie Ferguson will play three parts, the grandmother, the mother and the daughter. David Powell will be seen in two parts and Ida Waterson has the part of Lady Henry Delaffeld. The scenes are laid in England and Spain and the play is one of manners and society.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
SOME SPEED

Engrossed for a period of weeks on the filming of, her fourth picture ''Out Yonder'' under the direction of Ralph Ince, Olive Thomas fnishe q her last scene in it on a Thursday. The next Monday morning the cameras were being focused on her fifth picture Out of the Night Miss Thomas and her company are set ting a record for efficiency and speed in the making of pictures.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
o. HENRY STORY FOR
 JACK PICKFORD

One of the finest of o. Henry's short story masterpieces, Double Dyed Deceiver' will be produced with Jack Pickford in the starring role. MT. Pickford has just completed "The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, -' in which story he has the best role of his career.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
g08N To0 BCSE 70 WRITE

John 1nce no dou6t has forgotten by th's time his old stock days, John was always 9 f.Eorite to IocaI thea Ire Eoe-s and since John has been handing rnegaphones and stars and everything at the Metro Hollywood studios be is even too busy to shoot a postal Bridgeportw4rds. Such is fame.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
"Izsal FEAR 5IABE[EZT'I

Alice Brady's first release under the ReaIart banner. ''Tae Fear Mark ct" will prove to all lovers of silent dramas that NJ ss Brady is not only a great star but that the production is one Of the best silent drama mas tcrp;eces this charming star has ap- peared in since entering the motion nicture field.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
"SEARNG FLA5EES''

'Searing Flames. the newest Da- vid J. Lustig production is scheduled for an early 1920 release. AIr Lus- tig's staff consists Of Irving Brown ing, chief cameraman, Jack Snyder assistant In the future if plans don't n1iscerry, Mir. Lusttg will have his own studio located either in New York or somewhere in Jersey the land of film studios
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
VIE JUST C0CEDN7T
 HELP THIS ONE

One can't refra-n from laughing at the antics Of some so-caIled screen stars one sees in New York They try so hard to appear natural but when they know many folks turn around and remark, "Th ere goes so and so.' it seems hard for the ones in question 10 remain natural. Direc- tors will have to direct some of these stars in every day street scenes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
WATCH THIS
 FELLOWS SPEED

Wesley Barry, the freckled faced urchfn of Daddy Long Legs is doing some wonderful wild west broncno riding fin the Marshall Neilan produc- tions MT. SefIan has been putting him through q regular course Of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
PRESENTS STAR
 WITH OPIUM PIPE

sfadys Rrockwell, who recently completed "FIanes of the Flesh has received from one of the Chinese actors in her company a genuine opium pipe as a souvenir. Miss Brockwen used the pipe in the photoplay.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
OWEN LIKES NEW YORK

Owen Moore seems to like Seventh avenue, New York After finishing his newest production. -'Piccadilly Jim he could be seen entering the Film Exchange centre building al most every morning.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
"THE WALK OFFS"

Instead of the often-done mas querade ball for society settings, May Allison, apearing now in The Walk Offs suggested a society circus. With horses and everythtng?' some one asked. With horses" replied Miss Allison '"but with no horse play''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
CAST LEAVES
 FOR CALIFORNIA

Players and staff of the Catherine Curtis M. P. Company have left Spo- kane for Southern California where they will complete the production on which they have been working for more than two months. Some ex- Aeriors will be taken in the South
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
WHEN DREAMS C0lsE TRt r

Some day when dreams come true many siars will be completely cured of that disease Artistic Tenn perment". What a lovely day that will be when dreaEas come true.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
WITH FIRE"

Upon completion of "The Lincoln High kwayrnan,' William Russell will commence work on '-Shod with Fire from the popular magazine story by Harold Titus.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
TO SUPPORT WALSH
 IN NEW PLAY

Virginia keary. who scored a sue cess in Heart Strings" a William F'agDum picture. has been signed 10 support George Walsh in The Shark Miss keary. who is a cousin of the Ia-e Dan Daly, made her screen debut i'll the Farnum pie ture.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
E. s GAS NOW B.ESS
 ADLER'S ASSISTANT

B. Sacks of the ReaIart New York branch has been appointed by Lester Adler, New York branch manager as Nr. Ad1er's .stant
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
Selected To Play
 Opposite to Miss Castle

William Carleton, leading man with the Famous Players Lasky Corp. has been selected to play the leading role opposite Irene Castle in Miss AnttQue.s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
CLEVER ACTOR

Vincent Serrano, the sleek Yogi in Eyes of Youth is to be seen again in Silk Husbands and Calico Wives" in which House Peters is the star.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
"THE OUTSIDER"

The Outsider an original story by Julie Herne has been purchased by Metro for an all-star production, with Alice Lake at the head of the cast
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26

equestrian training and boy has proved an apt scholar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-14
EL PELIGRO ROJO
ESTA MUY CERCA

MADRID, agosto 13.-El su-
ceso ocurrido en- Barcelona ha
producido extraordinaria aIarma
en- la opinion p1bIica, que teme
que vueIva a reproducirse ell ma
Iestar de pasadas epocas.
Los periodicos lIaman la aten-
ci6n del Gobierno acerca del pc
Iigro rojo del "boIshevikismo" y
piden que Sc adopten energicas
medidas de precaucion, asi como
tambien que Sc reaIicen minu-
ciosas investigaciones y regis
tros sobre todos los extranjeros
que, de ahora en- adelahte, Sc
introduzcan por la frontera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-14
EXPLOSION HORRIBLE
EN- CATALINA

BARCELONA, agosto 13.-En
la RambIa, cuando mayor con-
cuyrencia habia, fue arrojada
una bomba, que produjo tremen-
da explosion y IN panioo hides
criptibIe.
Inmediatamente despues de
reventaf la bomba. Sc interpuso
Ia fuerza p1bIica, a fin de procu-
rar por todos los medios posi-
bIes la detencion de los crini-
males, y, para contener a la in
mensa muchedumbre, tuVo que
dar dos toques de atencion.
Esto hizo crecer la aIarma.
Cuando 4ogro despejarse la
muchedumbre, Sc averiguo que
? maquina internal produjo cua-
tro. heridos.
Los contusos pasan de dos
cientos, por ell panico que Sc pro-
dujo durante las carreras.
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MIR. Wilson presenta batalla los expIotadores
La explosion de una bonnba produce vfctirr1as
HuDgarOS Sc TindGn
sin COndiOnGS

PARIS, agosto 13.-E! Co.
bierno de Hungria marcha de tai
manera de acuerdo con las ma
clones de la ENTENTE, que su
Presidente, Jules PeidIl, ha SUI
pIicado al Consejo de los Diez
que nombre una comision espe-
0aI para cue intervenga, en- ca
% de duda, en todos los asuntos
del referido pals.
EI gobierno de Rungria ha pu-
bIicado una orden por la cuaI Sc
destierra al ex-caudillo "boIshe-
viki" Bella Kun de todas las pro-
vincias del nueVo Estado.
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pero que hay ciertos articulos de la
ley que no son aplicados al Regimen
to de esta isla. Por ejemplo, los pri-
meros Y segundos tenientes, del bata
Hon portorriqueno, tienen, que ser por
mandate de la ley, nativos de Puerto
Rico. La oficialdad puede ser, ade-
mas, portorriquena, con la natural eX-
cepci6n del Coronel que debe ser un
americana del continente Conforme
a 10 previsto por la seccion 26 del ac-
ia del Congreso aprobada el dia 6 de
JUNO, no podra pertenecer al ejercitO
de Puerto Rico, ningun ciudadano que
no haya nacido en- Puerto Rico. Ma
turalmente, que los militares de Pu'er-
to Rico, classes Y oficiales, tienen Ia
misma organization, los mismos de
rechos deberes, que los de Estados
Unidos.
Ell Coronel Jarvis tiene fundadas
esperanzas en- que, dentro de POGO
tempo, toda la alta oicialidad de
nuestro Regimiento, tenientes, mayo
res teniente coroneles, sean porto
rriquefos, con la misma paga y asig-
nacion especial cue los ofciales anne
ricanos.
A una pregunta nuestra de como
seran cubiertas las vacantes que pu-
dieran existir en- el Regimiento, ell
Coronel nos informa que esas plazas
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Un e|OgiO de nueStrOS SOIdadOS
Conversation con Mr. HaNs, COrOneI del Reg de Puerto Rico

Un Redactor de este peri6dco ha-
blanco con ell actual Coronel del Re
gimientO de Puerto Riao senor Jar
Wis, inquiri0 del ilustre militar algu
nos detalles, sobre la organization del
Regimiento de Puerto Rico la po-
sibilidad que existe de Incorporate al
ejercito regular de los Estados Uni
dos.
Ell Coronel Jarvis, nos manifesto
que el Regimiento de Puerto Rico
acknowledgements es una fuerza inte-
granite del ejercito de Norte America,
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Sc llenaran con candidates graduados
de alguna academia militar de los
Estados Unidos, con el consenti-
miento expreso del Presidente y ell
CCngreso, con la aprobaci6n, desde
luego, del Departamento de la Cue
rra. Empero, pudiera ser, que Sc ad-
mitieran, jovenes cuya preparation in
telectual sea sufciente para tonar Y
aprobar los examenes de entrada.
Ell Coronel nos habla despues de la
exquisite cortesia militar, que adorna
al soldado portorriqueno de su obe-
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permanente aqui y en- todas las tierras
del mar Caribe, las cuales tendran que
desenvolver su civilization al amparo
de la civilization americana. Esto no
signifca una asimilacion de nuestro
pueblo al pueblo del Norte, nj la asimi-
laci0n del pueblo de las denias islas de
las Antillas Cuba esta dentro de la es-
fora de Sccion americana, tanto mas
que nosotros; igualmente Santo Domin-
go y Haiti. Los Estados Unidos emplean
su favorable superioridad Ell desenvol-
yer las civilizaciones indigenas de es-
tos pueblos, sin pretender suplantarlas
por su propia civilization. Nuestros pai-
ses no estan por conQuistar nj por CO.
lonizar. En- ellos vivep pueblos que
tienen perfectamente definida su per-
sonalidad; y no dejan de ser menos ame
ricanos poruue luchen denodadamen-
te en- la conservation y el mejoramiento
de su alma ancestral Los muertos man
dan.
Yo voy a tratar de ampliar estos
puntos de vista, tai Y como ahora los
esbozo en- futuros trabajos; 81 mis-
humildes observaciones fueran dignas
de sprecio por Anis adversarios, yo de-
searia que fueran discutidas. Quizas
asi hariamos todos algun bien nues-
tro pueblo.
Cayetano COLL CUCHI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-14
MIR. WILSON OU!ERE
APLASTAR LA CARESTIA
LA QUESTION DE LAS SUBSIS-
TENClAS-DIJO Ell PRESlDEN-
TEES UNs PROBL EMA TAN
lMPORTANTE COMO EL DE
LA PAZ

WASHINGTON, agosto 13.-
Ell presidente de la Rep1bIica,
Mr.. Woodrow Wilson, propuso
esta mafana al Congreso en6r-
,icas importantes medidas pa
"a acabar de una Vez con la ca
restia de las subsistencias.
81 Presidei1te ha nombrado
una comisi6n especial, que ha
presentado a las Camaras, como
primer punto, la reduction in
mediata de los impuestos y ell
que Sc restrinja eI enVio a Euro
pa de provisiones en- grandes
cantidades para socorrer a los
paises que sufrieron con motive
de la guerra.
Ell Presidente declare, asimis-
mo, que la question de las SUBJ
sistencias es de tanto o mayor
in1portancia que la misna de la
paz, por 10 cuaI esta firnemente
decidido a citar, 81 fuera indis-
pensabIe, a una reunion de Co.
bernadores de todos los Estados.
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ESPANA SIGUE e.
EJEMPLO DE TODOS

MADRID, agosto 13.-OficiaI-
mente ha sido comunicado a los
gobiernos de Francia, IngIaterra
J los Estados Unidos, por Ell mi
ni5tro de Estado espahoI, selor
Gonzalez Hontoria, cue eI Con-
greso espa1oI aprobo casi por
unanimidad eI ingreso de Espa-
ma en- la "Liga de las Naciones".
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TRANVIA ENTIRE MAYAGUEZ y
GUANAJIBO

FL Gobernador ha aprobado Ia re-
soluci6n adoptada por la Comision de
Servicio Ptblico, por la que Sc canoe
la anula la concession que hiciera ell
Municipio de Mayaguez favor de
Luis Ninlliat, autorisando al mismo
para construir y hacer funcionar un
tranvia entire la ciudad de Mayaguez
y Guanajibo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-14

dicncia, su ineligencia sus mag
nifcas condolences de preparation mi
litar. Dice que son muy limpios
muy sagaces y listos en- los ejerc;cios.
Ell Coronel Jarvis nos asegura que
nuestros soldados hacen honor al Re
gimiento Y al ejercito de los Estados
Unidos. Dice que en- los Estados
Unidos tuvo oportunidad de hablar
con muchos militares, que iban de
esta isla y que todos estaban contes
tes en- decirle que el Regimiento de
Puerto Rico era una organization ex-
celente, formada por hombres bien
preparados, con una alta compression
de 10 que signifca la discipline la
obediencia.
FL Coronel eludio la respuesta a
una pregunta que nosotros lie hicimos
sobre los soldados licenciados, que
aGn no han encontrado medios para
procurarse la subsistencia. Nos dijo
que el no estaba autorizado para ex-
presar su opinion sobre ese asunto,
que en- verdad era algo diffcil y de
intrincada solucion.
Ell caballeroso distinguido Coro-
mel del Regimiento seiior Jarvis, nos
despidio muy afable nos prometio
suministrarnos toda information per-
tinente, en- relacion con la marcha
del Regimiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-14
INSPECTOR AUXILIAR

Don Domingo Ortega ha sido nombra-
do Inspector auxiliar de edifcios pu
blicos con ell haber de S1.2OO, desde
ell To- Go agosto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-14

SAN SALVADOR, agosto 13.
La revoIucion de Honduras
acaba de recibir un terrible goI-
pc, cue Sc considera definitivo.
Los rebeIdes han sido derro-
tados, y casi aniquiIados, en- los
departamentos de ChoIuteca Y
Comayagua.
En- uno de los combates fue
herido de aIguna gSavedad ell
general Lopez Gutierrez, que
acaudiIIa a los facciosos.
FL presidente de la Rep1bIica,
seior Bertrand, ha informado a
los Poderes que ell orden domina
EN- la mayor parte del territorio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-14
UNA MUJER ENvENENADA

Aver las tres y media de Ia tarde,
Ell Ia parada cinco, sitio denominado pa
ia Mar, Julia Torres, de veinte amos de
edad, de color, natural de Arecibo, y
residente en- ell barrio Miranda, de Puer
ia de TERRA, Sc intoxic6, tomandcse
una dosis de una droga que aun no Sc
ha podido defnir Sc lie prestaron los pri
meros auxilios en- la sala de Socorros y
despu6s pas6 al Hospital en- estado de
gravedad.
Segtin informes de la policia, el mo-
two que la indujo tomar tai reso-
luci6n, han sido los celos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-14
BG|giCa tambiGn
ratifiCa e| TratadO

True translation filed with the Post
master at San Juan on Aug. 18th
1919, of the following cables as requir-
ed by Sec. 4S1 liz B. P. L. G Reg. 1913.
LONDRES, agosto 13.-A pc
sar de la campai1a de obstruc-
ci6n que hicieron todos los Re-
presentantes d eI ParIamento,
que pretendian, con motive de la
soIicitada anexion de la provin-
cia de Limburg, encender la
guerra y agitar los odios entire
BeIgica y HoIanda, ell Senado
beIga ratifico, por abrumadora
mayoria de votos, ell Tratado de
Paz.
En- los circuIos oficiaIes de
Francia IngIaterra aguardase
con viva ansiedad cue Norte
America ratifique tan2bien ell
Protooo!o, por ser este ell 1nico
de los grandes y poderosos Es-
tados que no 10 han hecho toda-
via a pesar de los esfuerzos que
ha realizado, con tai fin, eI Pre-
sidente Wilson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-14
AsAMBLEA DE SUB-INSPECToRE:
DE AGRICULTURAL

El pr6ximo lunes, dia 18 del corrien-
te, Sc celebrara INA Asamblea de sub
inspectores de Agriculture EN- las OIL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-14

ci6n Experimental Insular. Ell objeto
do esta Asamblea es zanzibar de inn
presiones sobre ell trabajo en- ell afio
fiscal que acaba de terminar bosque-
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Tremenda dGrrOta
de los rGbG|deS

True translation filed with the Post
master at San Juan on Aug. 18th.
1919, of the following cables as requir-
ed by Sec. 481 IL B. P. L. & Reg. 1913.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-18
A Treatise
OnBlonde
Tresses.
This Pretty Girl Is Not
Marjorie Rambeau, Nor
Mrs. Hamilton, But
~ Ruth Byrne
J Chambers.

WHO doesn't adore a blonde?
w Mr.. Everyman's wife, you
say. Very true, but without
the lovely blondes how hum drum
this old world would be. There
never was romance without
blonde, theYe never was a drama
without Fheda Bara with golden
locks. She goes through the play
much as the late German army wen:
through Belgium, leaving nothing
but wrecked homes behind her.
That's why they are so interesting,
SO fascinating, so tantalizing. Never
did you see the misunderstood wife,
without which no tragedy is COM
plete, who wasn't brunette. They
always wear long, mysterious cloaks,
and 60 out ito the night, slamming
the door behind them. An because
of a blonde.
This is not treatise on tresses,
however, we are wandering from the
topic. What we wish to say is just
this. There are two beautiful ma
irons in this very city who possess
not only a wealth of golden hair. but
a marked resemblance 70 each other.
You have seen them very often and
you have noted them, too, for they
always look as if someone mad
rustled the pages of Vogue and let
them slip through. Chic to the las,
degree, from their shining pump
buckles to the butterflies on their
veil. With everyone a-thrill and sit
ting on the edge of their chairs we
will now disclose the secret. Mrs
William Chambers is the twin of
Mrs. Fred Hamilton. OF course, but
what is there so startling about that?
Wait! Some day you will think you
recognize one and you will bow as
you catch q glimpse of her in her
electric. Aid the laugh will be on
you. You played bridge with Mrs.
Hamilton just the afternoon before
and, of course, you know her, but
you don't! Proof of this is the
"glad-to-see-you-smile" you just be-
slowed on Mrs. Chambers.
This beautiful young woman has
counterpart in stageland, too. for
she closely resembles Marjory RAM
beat the talented actress. Mrs.
Chambers could easily twinkle in the
theatrical sky if she wishes and
everyone would be perfectly salts
fed that they had seen Miss Ram
: beau travel gracefully through three
acts, so identical are. they. ~.
+ A dear little daughter, Billie Byrne
Chambers, keeps this youthful meth
er very close to earth, however. and
the realm behind the footlights has
no allurement with such a baby to
cherish. Each winter they play TO
gether on the golden sands Of Cali
fornia. returning in the early spring.
Mrs. Chambers is one of the most
charming of Omaha women. She is
not only feast to the eyes, but she
brings 4 little glow to your heart
when you meet her. Try to identify
her despite her resemblance, for you
will want to place her correctly in
Memory's gallery, she is delightful
little pcfsonl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-18
By GABBY DETAILS.

EVERYTHING went smoothly
n, at the Maytime lunch room
0 until somebody con .e'vcd the
very excellent idea of inviting Wales
ka Suratt to be a guest of the asso-
citation at luncheon Wednesday, A
committee of women was assigned
to the job of inviting-just as it
should be. Enthusiastically, madly,
they rushed about to get into COM
munication with Mr.. Byrne of the
Orpheum to ask that he be their
mouthpiece and invite Miss Suratt
to luncheon. Obligingly the gentle
man consented and within short
while the dear ladies were informed
that MICS suratt would be on hand
at 1890 \
So far SO good.
The fact was advertised that she
would be there and a table was re-
served. But this table was the sub
ject of much comment and specula2
ton. There were eight places and
nothing had been said about Miss
Suratt bringing, her company, so
when Mr.. William Richie, j.. and
his four friends came in they were
chosen as the lucky men to occupy
chairs at the Suratt festive board.
Miss Suratt was told Of the delec-
table chicken pie, the delicious salad