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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-18

mali sic tych warunkow, gdyby
do rokowan pokojowych przyszlo
faktycznie."
Podobna opinie wyrazil tez DIR.
Helfferich, zeznajac: uKampania
nurow ME zostala rozpoczeta
przeciwko wolf Reichstagu, lecz
"a jego p~rzyzwoleniem."
SKODY.
Wieden, Is. listopada. - Czesi
wydalili wszystkich niemieckich
austryackich urzednikow re slaw-
nych zakiadow Skody w Pilznie,
ktore wyrabialy o%lbrzymie haubi-
&c ola armii austryackiej. Zakia-
dy tie przemienione beda obecnie
ia ogromna fabryke maszyn, a ka
pital zakladowy przedsiebiorstwa
W kwocie y milionow koron 20
stall podwojony PREY pomocy syn
dykatu francuskich kapitalistow,
aczkolwiek kontrole %zatrzymali
nadal Czesi.
Zakiady tie wyrabiat beda pre-
waznie maszyny do rafineryi Gu
kru, ktorc sd we Francyi bardzo
potrzebne, gdyz w czasie wojny
wszystkie niemal tamtejsze IA
bryki cukru ulegiy zniszczeniu.
BOLSZEWICY w KOPEN-
HADZE.
K%openhaga, Is. listopada. -
Tutejsza tajna policya wykryla,
re W kopenhadze znajdujc sic
ccntralne biuro bolszeWickie, kto-
re zasilane by}o bardzo znaczne-
mi sumami pienieznemi przez
n,emieckich spartakus6w. w
zwiazku Z ten dokonano tn licz-
nych aresztowah, a pomiedzy u
wiezionymi znajduje sic wegier--
ski komunista Kramer, ktory byl
bolszewickim komisarzem w GA
sic rzqd0w Bell Kun w Budapest
Gle. OsNarzajq go o wlasnoreczne
p~owieszenic u wegierskich ary--
stokratow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-18

wskazywai ma trudnosci profile
mu, jaki ona przedstawia. w kto
rymkolwiek kierunku idziemy, i
,dziemy jakby W mgle" byiy je-
go slowa.
Zapytany w sprawie znanych
.rewelacyi Williama c. Bullitta z
Filadelfii wobec senatu Stanow
Zjednoczonych, nazwai je pono-
wnie stekiem kiamstw, PREY czem
dodai: ,,Bullitt dostai w swe po-
siadanie dokumenty w biurze a.
Eerykanskiej delegacyi w Parry
zu i opublikowal je. Zaden polityk
w Anglii ME brukahby swoich rak
przez poslugiwanie sic tego TO-
dzaju dowodami."
Dalej ~wskazywa} ma to, re So
irne i blizsze Rosyi kraje, ktore
PREDICT niz Anglia So powolane
do przyjScia jej Z pomoca, a jezeli
tego ME czynia, Tub jezeli ia po-
moe zawiodia, ME MONA "a to
winic Wielkiej Brytanii. Ia osta-
tnia ma dosyc swoich wiasnych
klopotow i ciezarow, o ktorych
muSi mySleG w pierwszym re.
die. Przyznai tez, re Francya i
Anglia zadecydowasy wstrzymac
dalsza swa pomoc ola Rosyi,
gdyz obywatele francuscy ME
moga ponosic juz w~iekszych GIG
zarow podatkowych-
w honcu wyrazi} sic, re Rosya
przedstawia beznadziejny, Memo
zliwy wprost do rczwiazania pro-
blem, gdyz z jednej strony anti
bolszewiccy wodzowie Kolczak
i Denfkin watcze o odbudowe i
.zjedroczenie z powrotem dawnej
Rosyi, a z drugiej antibolszewic-
kie rowniez Pahstwa graniczne
dqza do uzyskania niepodlegtoSci,
czyli rozpadniecia sic panstwa TO-
syjshego.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
.CURTA|LMENT OF TRAIN
SERVICE STARTS TODAY
Reduced Passenger Accommodations
Already Effective on -Four
Richmond Lines.
sEABoARD CUTS FOUR TRAINS
New Schedule OF Chesapeake and
Ohio and Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac Will BE Put
Into Operation Tomorrow.

Drastic curtailmcnt Of passenger
traVel because OF the removal of Il
number of trains in an effort to con-
serve the rapidly waning fuel supply
OF the country became effective on
fcur of tho railroads entering Rich
mond at one minute past midnight
ulcs of tho other two roads. the
Chesapeake and Ohio and the r., f..
and r. become effective tomorrow.
Four trains have been discontinued
on the Seaboard Air Line. Two will
be taken off the Chesapeake and Ohio.
and six off the r., +. and L. tomorrow.
Without exception. the schedules of all
SIX OF the roads coming into Richmond
ment of trains on the main line of
the Norfolk and Western has not yet
been announced. Changes have only
been made in the time at which trains
on this road enter and leave Rich
mond.
New Seaboard Schedule.
The new schedule OF the Seaboard
Air Line now effective follows:
Local train leaving Richmond . A.
NJ. and local train from Norlna ar
Train No. 8. leaving S:45 T.. NJ. for
Atlanta and Birmingham. will be with
drawn. Train No. G. due S:35 a. NJ.
from birmingham and Atlanta, will be
mond Tuesday. December .. Atlanta
sleeper. NOW on trains . and t, will
be operated southwark on train No.
from Richmond, 1885 p. NJ. and north
ward on train No. .. and will i've
handled on local trains between Ham
let and Atlanta through car service
Southwark train No. 3. leaving at | 90
p. NJ, and train No. l. leaving ll35
+. NJ. will make local stops. North
ward trains No. .. now due Richmond
$50 A. NJ. and No. 4, now due GAS =.
Nj. will make local stops. arriving
approximately two hours later than
scheduled.
Chesapeake and Ohio trains will run
on the following schedule. beginning
tomorrow
For Newport News. Old Point and
Norfolk:
Local train leaving Richmond 80
y. NJ. and fast train at IL noon dis
continued. Train leaving Richmond 9
a. NJ. will make local stops. Local
train reaching Richmond at $50 p. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
LEADERS DISAGREE ON
TREATY PROCEDURE,
Lodge Declares Pact Now Dead So Far Senate Is Con-
cermed Until President Resubmits It. While Hitch
cock Holds Next Move Is Up to Senate

Massachusetts Senator added Unless
the President withdraws and rcsubmits
the treaty. the Senate can tako no fur
thcr action. The recent vote on recon
sderation was final. Tho President
however has power to withdraw the
treaty and resubmit 1t. with or with
out suggestions"
The Senate itself is required to act
on the treaty" said Mr.. Hitchcock
Under the Constitution tho President
Is required to submit treaties to the
senate for disposition. He has done
thiS with the German treaty. The Sen
ate has not acted finally nor disposed
OF II IL merely has refused to adopt
proposed amendments, reservations and
three resolutions OF ratification The
treaty stll is pending In the Senate
on the desk of the Vice Prcsidcnt, and
the President is not required TO with.
draw and rcSubmit it. The DUTY Of
diSposinS OF tho treaty still deyolvcs
Itself upon the Senate without other
ACTON by me President"
senator Hitchcock reiterated his OPP
the Senate again ito have il kicked
around like n football" before a com.
promise is reached
Active negotiations on possible COM
promise reservations. il is IeXpccted
Will be delayed until the Senate con-
veneS following the hoslidays. Senn
mild, reservation" group or Repubii-
can senators, returned today from
oregon but Senator McCuInber. of
North Dakota. another leader OF ,hn
next motnh. ''io'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

tinued. Train reaching hing R.chmo%d St s:s5
r. n n wiil make LEGAL s,Eps;
James Rive Line:
Train leaving Richmond 5:l5 u. NJ
and train reaching Richmond $40 a.
Announeement Of the - new SS'" r.. +. &
p. schedule was mado last night:
Northward.
No. 6. leave Richmond $3.50 a. NJ.
r sf a eea i Aen s55 A. Ashland M
7:o5 A. Al. Local stops.
$40 No. &c; leayInE Main street station
No. Is, leaving Richmond 2:lO p. NJ.
ioSa ~ 70 10 Wa aIn annuiled on A.
local to Fredericks amnulicd.
No. 1S. leaving Richmond 500 p. NJ
No. 80, leaving Richmond 1920 p. NJ.
schedule. making local stops to Wash
5. a; L. through trains 81. scheduled
A.. and &C.. scheduled TO leave 700 r.
mond. leaving somewhat later than
scheduled.
No. g. Fredericksburg local. will be
annulled north of Ashland. Leave Ash
ian land 1:25 4; ~. running present sched-
No 81 will make local stops on Sig
nal at stations between fredericksburg
ing F.rederleksSurE !:2o <: NJ, Summit.
!:3S a. Nj. Guinea, 7:45 \. NJ. Woods,
lane 7:49 4. NJ: Milford. 1859 A. ST.,
NJ. boswell sac A. NJ. Ashland Sac a.
NJ, arriving Richmond 9:i0 a. NJ. No
baggage or accommodation express will
be handled on Train OIL
No. -, arriving Richmond 2:45 p. NJ
fram Washington. annulled.
NO. 80. arriving Main Street Station,
Kichmond $3.50 =; NJ. from Washington.
annuiled. last trip Monday December
Sth. parlor car from Washington now
20. leaving Washington 5:Io p HI
daily, arriving Broad Street Station.
Richmond, 9:l5 =. NJ
No. %, arriving Richmond 5:25 p. NJ.
from Ashland annulled. 49,
Cut Petersburg Service.
sharp reduction OF service between
richmond and Petersburg is Included
IN the changes made in the time -table
OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Those discontinued are those lcav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

WASHINGTON. Dec S.-Ac,ion by the
senate on the Versailles peace treaty
and the resolution OF Senator Lodge.
Repu blican, of Massachusetts. proposing
TO decl are the war with Germany at
an end tonight appeared improba Bile
until after the Christmas recess, schcd-
uicd TO run from December 20 20 Jan
uary ).
The deadlock over procedure as 20
the Versailles treaty apparently has
frightened. and Republican leaders
a:rccd TO defer actio temporarily on
the Lodge resolution.
Although a meeting Of the Foreign
Relations Committee FOR "Wednesday
Was arranged Senator Lodge said his
resolution proha bly, would await dispo-
Siiion by The House OF a similar pro-
poSal.
Senator Lodge and Senator Hitchcock.
OF Nebraska. administration leader to-
day Indicated complete iisayrcement
rs=ardinS further steps as TO the treaty
The former declared the next move
HiWst come from president Wilson
while Senator Hitchcock with equal
first. "c'
The treaty is dead so far as tho
senate is concerned unless it is re-
Nivcd by the President" said senator
Lodge commenting on Senator Hitch
cocks contention and the Prcsident'e
statement to Mr.. Hitchcock thar hc haS
shifted responsibility to other sbomi'
derS.' and did not Contemplate with-
draWal and rcsubmisSion OF the treatv
the senate has gone as far as No
parliamentary situation permits" Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

ing Richmond at 5:65 A. NJ. 0:2O n. NJ.
and 1880 p. NJ, and those arriving at
s A. M. 1880 +. NJ. and 0:55 Z. NJ.
Richmondcrs must travel On the $3.50
train to make connection with the train
and e otsr pin io w SstchS"rE noan9ke
cinnati. The train due here at G:2O
L.. NJ will arrive at 500 l.. NJ, and
now arriving at $ o'clock. will not
arrive until $3.50 A. NJ.
any degree by the curtailment OF ser
Vice over the Southern Railroad. Trains
~ ana i3S between Washington and
Atlanta have been discontinued and
trains 80 and Al between the same
points nave been consolidated. The
Nlt"nla- RIchmond Sleeping car Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
WILL NOT SIDETRACK LEGAL
ACTION AGAINST NINE WORkFRs

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Dec. s.
rosecut!on by the government Of Of
ncia!s OF the United Mine WORKERS ie
NOT 20 be sidetracked by settleuer.
ot:the coal strike. .
Attorney-Gene a. Mitchell Palmer
inJde TINS clear when he arrived hera
ioda% from Washington 10 assume
charge OF the government forces i'm tho
ac.ion scheduled TO start tomorrow.
Il do not know Of any intention or
the part OF the UnIred S:ates govern
inent 70 dismiss any proccdure" said
Mr.. Palmer. when asked if the miners,
oInc!aIs forthcoming conference would
nave any effect upon the governments
intentions respecting the grand lurv IN
NcStigaton into the activities OF miners
and operators.
Will Reveal Terms To-day.
The terms offered by President wiz.
son TO the miners Will not be revealed
until tomorrow.
Not until tomorrow morning will
] be able 10 give on; a definite state.
ment on that subject. said Mr.. Pal
Irer.
John L. Lewis and William Green
or the mine workers organization, az.
rived on the same train which brought
Attorncy-Gencral Palmer
Lewis said the conference called for
tomorrow would in no way affec; mo
contempt OF court proceedings. so far
as, any agreement between the gov
eminent and mining officials was con
ccrned. He declined to even hint -,
Inc terms OF the Washington agree.
neut.
Nm sorry. but I am not permitted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
HANSEN DECLARES HE .crrn
ON HIS OWN YNIrI j. r,,-,

:, MENlCO CITY, Dec. s.-J. Saiter
ma,n,sen who furnished tho bail upon
which which w. Q. Jenkins, the American con-
d 5 agent at Puebla. was released
declared last night that he had actoi
on on, , MS own initiative. He issued this
~ II wish to say the following. ~,
cc nesqay fl mtornnE last, on account OF
lion W., iaS'S that came TO my atten-
ION, winch am in no position to dis
t tWesp t Shnddenly realized that war be-
was inevitable unless one Of the Two v
SSonernments was ready TO sacrifice its
honor. prestige and dignity by reced9
ing from the. dangerous position into
which il was forced, mo
i, therefore, took all the steps nee
onsdrH 10 effect the immediate release
~ ,h paii OF w. o. Jenkins and relieve
me tension. I did so spontaneousiy
ana , OF my own initiative, and an,
ia F,i .,',u Wiling TO take upon myself
ing En- 10 wd the point point of view.
20 me 10 near that the news Of tho
d deieas srG Of Jenkins cheercd our Pres.
plete recovery is near YIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
Secures Cnrrnnza's Blue Book


The committee. the memorandpm
said has obtained possession OF what
president Carranza called his blue
book" Al various places in this boox
attention is called TO the oppressive
roiiGy' OF the United States towards
MeNico, and stress is laid upon the
assertion that President Carranza has
resisted every such encroachment and
IN every instance from the first pro
bosed Niagara conference down 10. and
IN tnnng. the American protests as to
naturalization o: lands and Other
properties" that he has been spccessI
fui by refusing absolutely TO Weld in
any respect TO the demands" of this
government.
The memorandum also contained 2
COPY OF letter said 10 have been
written by Carranza to Miss Hermila
iastnao, who had written a book en-
s..sn me carranza Doctrine" The
mexican Presidents note TO her CON
Gerned second book. which he said
ne wished her TO write. and with this
In view he was sending her copy
would justify the attitude or his gov
eminent In its systematic hostility
towards foreign spectators, especially
americans and English"
r rah%a wrote. TO describe in lively
coiors the ;ortuosity OF the American
c calrty WIN TN ,relation to our country,
Wei! Out as the director OF that policy"
Fall Resolution Abandoned.
The resolution asking President Will
ao. 70 break off diplomatic relations
"lth inc Carranza government was
aoAncoicd today by Republican leaders
IN me Sceni,te after the President had
informed Senator FAN. OF New Mexico
us author' that he would be gr,vely
CohCcfhcd TO see any such resolution
pass the Congress-
IN announcing after the conference
"ith Senator'S Fan and Brandegee az
cohhtecticut. that the Foreign Eela
u"nS committee would take no action
on lnc resolution. Senator Lodge said .
we wanted to help, but now the en-
t!rc Mexican situation goes TO Inc
PRESIDENT The responsibility is on his
shoulders Let II rest thrcre."
Passage OF the resolution the pros;
cent wrote senator FAN. would .consii
tute a reversal OF our consiitutional
practice which might lead TO very
crave confusion in regard 10 the yuid
ahcc OF our foreign affairs"
should Stick to Constellation.
Declaring that the initiative in a.
rertinS relations with foreign covern-
!nents was assigned by the r6nsti,,-
non 10 the executive and to the nxacn
I'VE only Mr.. wilson said he was con
naent that the onv safe courscS -, 20
70 aoheer 20 the prescribed method nj
the CONSTITUTIONS" N W
We might go very far afield II We
departed from it," he said.
senator FAN, in statement tonipb,
took issue with the President INA, IA
senate could not advise on mattcre ~
| fcctinS relations with foreign govcrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
EVEN III STRIKE ENDS TODAY
SHORTAGE Will. NOT lie OI-EH

DEIROlT, Dec. S.-Even though the
Goa strike is called off tomorrow. ton
Gays or two weeks OF idlencss or
phrt-tnnc work Will face MicniEan's
Industrial army. more than zoo. 900 o.
wien nave already been thrown out
o. worS' manufacturers generally
az Vceu tonight. 1t was pointed Out
that SO much coal consigned to in
dHStriai centers in this state had been
ut,tI!eu that reserves would be in
nueluaIe 10 carry on operations until
'he normal How OF fuel is resumed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
ITALIAN SOCIALISTS SEEK
PEACE WITH BOLSHEVISTS
Plan TO Introduce Resolution A,kin.
Government to Open Ne
sotintions.

ROME, Dec. S.-The Socialist man
ners OF Parliament decided today to
Introduce resolution in the Cham
Der asking the government 10 open
peace negotiations with the Russian
Soviety government
ADMIRAL Rizzo, who is one Of
Gabrlele d'Annunzioa aids. has filed
represent Fiume. W
pTemicr Nitti has begun work on the
TASK oil reorgan!ziing the Cabinet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
SIXTEEN TRAINS OPERATING
OUT OF BIRMINGHAM CIT ORR,

10 I'M iNGHAM. ALA. Dec Silk
tccn passenger trains operating out OF
nIrn'inSham viii be taken out of ser
TO conserve fuel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
FORTY PASSENGER TRAINS
ON WHO IEOURw ARR: ANVIL LID

CINCINNATI. Dec. S.-Changes in
,ia'h schedules whereby forty pass
SAEeE trains on the Big Four Railroad
~ ono, Indiana. Illinois and Michigan.
MI DC eliminated "Wednesday, on ac-
count OF the fuel shortage. we're an
n9nnced by officials OF the roads here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

20 discnss the matter in advance Of
t!norEow'S conference" he said The
conference, called by Lewis. will in
Guide the mine workers executive
committee. the scale committee and
c!Strlc' heads from WASHINGTON,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

In the city Circuit Court yesterday
the case of Linwood ]. Clya VS.. 70. n
Ferguson. was dismissed on the motion
of the plaintiffs attorney The case
was one in which alleged slande.
figured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
|. w. W. AND MEXICO
IN PLOT TO STIR UP
REVOLT IN AMERICA
CONTINUED From First paro

Sahd copies. Is contained in letter
written in reply TO one signed by a
German name.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
To Cure Cold in On. Dx,

Take LAXATIVE BROMO OUISINE.
CTablcts). IT stops the Cough and
lea nche and works off the Cold T.
30c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

ments until requested to do so by the
mes.deht. and said there were no pre-
ccuentS to support him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09
SAVANNAH. nich.,,

savannah" Richest AInn DI,,.
CT SAapnNNAH. GA. Dec. 8.-SoIor,o,
or SAL SAL, Seii9r member OF tho firm
was roputed to be tho weaithies; , VINO
IN savannah, died suddenly to, man
Whlle sitting on a piazza at his homSn ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-09

come come into Richmond from DanvI,le o,
IN issuing the new schedules. all, ~
.he rai!road passenger agents here az ~.
mage had been designed to cans ans oeSn
tha tte r,ins nn,, as possible. and
merry rains al would be restored AS for
proved and permission was grantcd Inv nv
m, reEional fuel committee Tn The di Hs
lricis IN which the trains opnr,tn' us
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-19
Japanese Marriage Customs Illustrated By Viola
 Dana in New Play

Of eight kimonas worn by Viola Dana in The Willow Tree, the Co- han and Harris stage success by J. H. BenrlTno and Harrison Rhodes in a picturization of which she Is star ring, the most gorgeous is the one of red silk, heavily embroidered in gold, which she slips over her wedding Xii mona on entering her huspand's house.
 Six of Miss Dana's ktnonas are pretty ones. but are for every day use only. When the image-naker's daugh- ter weds she wears plain white Her wedding coif1 ~Ss includes the wide bridal band, the "Tsuno-Kaku- sht''
 When the wedding is over and the bride comes to the house of the bride groom, she slips over the white Xii mona gorgeous red silk affair en1- broidered in gold. At this time the wedding band is removed from her hair, and she becomes a married woman.
 Of course each kimona has it's own particular obi, or sash bow, which denotes in the manner or Its tying whether the person wearing it is maid, matron or widow. old or young.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-19
PARK,
(Review.,

Ben We1ch and his burIesque 'tRe- vue" opened three day engagement at the Park theatre last night and the opening performance of the show gave every indication that its. nirth making qualities were above par, being under the able guidance of Ben Welch himself
 In fact Ben WeIch is the whole show from the time he takes the stage to the drop of the curtain in the last act. It is regretable that WeIch delays his entrance in the first act until it is nearly half completed and trusts the comedy of the piece to Pat Kearney and Vic Casmore. CasmOre is rather good when he works with Welch but alone or with Kearney his stuff falls flat Kear- ney's presence in the show cannot be accouAted for at all as he does little and is in nearly every set in some miner way.
 The chorus itself is picked with an eye to voices rather than looks or youth. It can safely be said. though, that certain members of the dancing nymphs have better voices than some of the principals Dolly Norrissey as the leading lady of the piece, is as good as can be found in burIesque both as to dancing and singing. In Frankie Martin and Nettie Hyde, two of the junior fe- male leads, the show has two aggres- sive young ladies with plenty of pep but FTeda Florence. who plays the part of a wealthy widow, might easily he replaced by some member of the chorus who can sing and dance. In the last act a fashion revue
 of motion picture actresses is staged | with more or less success and while it is simply billed on the programs as a. 'tsurDrise,'' it is deserving of a better name and the names Of the girls who sing the solos should be billed as they are very good. Taken as a whole the show is a success and | screamingly funny.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-19
QULLTY'S

Friday. Advanced Dancing Class.
 Saturday. Quilty's Novelty Dance Private Dancing Lessons. Every Afternoon and Evening.
 Christmas Eve. A. A. Asso citation.
 Christmas Afternoon. Matinee Dance.
 Christmas Night. Annual Christmas Ball.-Advertise ment.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-19
POIIS.

Artistic, full of action and well bal anced by the introduction of several catchy songs, Is the sum and sub stance of Catherine Powelrs offering at Polls Miss Powell, assisted by her brother Alfred, Sidney Ross and Francis Mahan, present g. dancing act which, for sheer ability and en- tertatning qualities, is new to Bridge port. The scenic arrangements which are very impressive, aid ma terfaIIy in rounding out the act into one of merit.
 Manuel Romain, with Powers and Delmere, have in their skit ''The Midnight Narauders," somethin 2 which will undoubtedly please every one who delights in a trio of perfect Iy blended voices.
 D. W. Grtffth's Broken Blossoms continues to demonstrate the fact that Bridgeport audiences appreciate a photoplay of this character-com- pIete in its minuteness of detail scenic effects, superb acting and in teresting theme. With a News Weekly and the funniest of funny comedies the bill is complete-one unit of entertainment.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-19

The art of terpsichore has been re- vtved during the past two years, prob ably as a. protest against the wiggle wogsles which have been masquer- ading under the guise of dances. La da and Roshanara are two who gave recitals in New York this week, and Serova, another graceful descipIe of the Russian schools Is to be seen early next month. Madame Serova has won more than passing distinc- ton by her determination to estab- fish in New York a theatre where dancing will be the feature. As she is herself an exponent of the most popular method, and associated in the most elaborate dancing school in New York with Veronine Vestoff, 1t