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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-08
HOW DO YOU
STAND ON THE
LEAGUE SITUATION
Leage to Enforce Peace
Asks CaledOnian-RecOrd
to Ballot This Section

The League OF Enforce Peace of
which former President William Ho-
ward Taft is the head wishes to
reach the people of the country as
to how they stand upon the Peace
Treaty situation.
A letter from the league to this
paper says:
"The deadlock in Washington
promises to continue indefinitely un-
less the people declare overwhelm-
ingly and Enthusiastically in favor of
Il compromise. They must go further
than this, and Indicate the kind of
compromise they desire.
"The daily press furnishes the
only machinery that can get such an
expression from the people. A vote
of newspaper readers will accom-
plish this purpose if it is undertaken
on national scale and the issue is
presented clearly and fairly.
Several newspapers already have
begun such a ballot. We urge you
to join them and to forward the final
result of your vote to this office.
"We enclose suggestion for a
ballot to be printed in your paper
every day for one week.
The Calcdonian-Record is glad to
aid so great an organization as the
League to try and get the country
out of the disagrecable and unsatis-
factory position it now finds itself.
We print the enclosed ballot which
we wish our readers would sign and
return so that we can forward the
balloting of Northeastern Vermont
to the League to Enforce Peace.
Sign today.
THE PEACE TREATY
Following the armistice, the
representatives of % nations, in
cluding our own, drew up and
signed at Paris a Peace Treaty
with Germany, Part l being the
League Of Nations Covenant.
This was also signed under
compulsion by Germany.
During the special session of
Continued on page four)
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-08
DETECTIVE WORK
IN ORLEANS AND
ESSEX COUNTIES
Bedell of Greensboro to Go
Back to PrisOn-LarOche
COnfesses to Arson

Secretary w. H. Jeffrey of the
state board of probation has asked
back to states prison Bill Bedell of
Greensboro for breach of his parole
E. c. Brown, an operator of the J.
Il. Wood Detective Agency called on
Mr.. Jeffrey Saturday. Bedell is
charged with several breaks in stores
in Greensboro, having as his COM
panion, one Dennis Althich. A guam
tity of loot was recovered at the
house where Bedell boarded, he hav-
ing supplied members of that family
with rubbers, shoes, leggings and
other wearing apparel in such guam
titles as to attract attention. Bedell
is described as past master in ar
gument. At first he denied any
knowledge of the thefts and later
when confronted with the evidence
he argued in justification. He is said
to have admitted the various breaks.
He was paroled on January 30 last
and will be sent back to serve a year
and half with this other matter
hanging over him when he gets out
unless it is disposed of beforehand so
as to send him back with good
measure" He has a wife in Quincy,
Mass.
At Island Pond recently an arson
case was disposed of. One Laroche
and a weak-minded individual have
made a confession to Detective
Brown to setting fire to a Grand
Trunk station in the fall of 1919.
The story is that Laroche, who is
% years of age was anxious to get
married and one of the promises he
made to his wife was that he would
move into new home. He was em-
ployed Ias station agent by the corr
papy The agents house is in the
railroad station. The apartments did
not come up to expectations. La
rochc's companion in the case con-
fessed that Laroche gave him $5 and
a promise to supply him with kero-
sene for the winter to set fire to the |
station. If the station was burned
it was expected the company would |
build Il new one and thus provide a |
new home. The fire was a success. |
However, there were complications.
When the station burned it became
necessary to find temporary quarters
for Laroche. The section foreman
was required to move from the COM
pany's house to make room for La
roche. The man wha set the fire
worked for the section foreman who
did not like to move. He dropped a
word now and then that led to an
investigation.
The railroad detectives worked a
year on the case. The Wood agency
operative who went from the Broad
we'll murder investigation in Wash
ington county to Essex county secur-
ed confession which brought about
conviction and sentence of the
guilty parties,
Another interesting case in Essex
county over which States Attorney
Powell is receiving congratulations is
that James Mullins a Pullman car
conductor who was convicted and
fined $500 and sentenced to one year
in states prison for perjury in con-
nection with smuggling case which
came up before Judge Howe in Mont |
pelier some months ago.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-08
LATE NEWS BULLETIN
lBY Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8-No deci-
sion on the constitutionality of war
time prohibition and the Volstead en-
forcement act was rendered today by
the Supreme Court. There was no
indication when the decision would
be handed down.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-08
WEATHER

Cloudy in north. Probably
snow in south portion late
tonight and Tuesday.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-08

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast
Quarter of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-08
Grand Jury Action Against Operators
And Miners Growing Out Of
Strike Is Postponed
(BY Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Dec Slope for settlement of
coal controversy tomorrow expressed in the follow
ing statement issued at the White House this afternoon
ut is hoped that there will be settlement Tuesday af
enoon of the controversy between the Miners operators
and Government through the acceptance by the miners
Of plan for definite settlement proposed by the Presl-
Lewis of miners by Attorney General Palmer Saturday
night"
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-08
(Ry Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8-A sem
tence of dismissal by naval court
martial on Captain Chamberlain, the
Marine Corps aviator, on charges
growing out of his sensational claim
of having defeated vastly superior
force of German air-ships, was ap-
proved today by Secretary Daniels
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-08

FIUME, Sunday, Dec. 7LGabliele
D'Annunzio has assured the Associat-
ed Press Correspondent that he was
not preparing an expedition against
Spalato or Laibach. The soldier poet
gave his word of honor that this
statement was true.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-26

re va Ii sub ingnjirea lui Ste
vens.
Balonul va Fl unul dintre cele
mai mari din cite s'au facut, 81
Sc va ridica pima la $4,000 urma
a spus Stevens.
Bolsevisti amestecati printre
grevisti. Buffalo. w. j.
Griffiths, organizatornl lucrato-
Flor din industria de otel, II a a.
parut la magistratura din Lacka-
wanna, uhde a facut depozitii
contra la trei persoane arestate
in conectie GU tulburarile de a.
seara.
,,ComitetM gre"istilor este de-
terminal conduce greva in or
dine 81 in limitele legei," spus
Griffiths. moi nu dorim nici TN
aJutOr de la elemente bOiSevlste'
Revolutia din Salvador sf1rsi-
ia. = San Salvador. - 0 depesa
oficiala din Honduras spune ca 0
intelegere avut loc fntre revo-
lutionarii victoriosi 81 consiliul
ministrilor, carora lea reintors
presedintia DR.. Francisco Ber-
trand cind a parasit tara acum
nu de multi.
1ntelegerea are ca scop menti
nerea ordinei conform CONSTITUTE
Ell 81 garantarea libertatii sufra-
giului la alegerile viitoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-26

societatea romfha de ajutor 81
'cultura ,,Coroana Rominieie din
Yorkyille, Ohio, din oares care
motiye amina Sfintirea Drape-
.lelor, care 8 fost s. fie in ziua
de % Septembrie 1919; 81 amina
pe xiua AZ 26 Octombrie 1912.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-26
POSTA REDACTIEI.

D. A. Zilinsky, Canada: =
Scrisoarea d-nei Merilla din Cim-
pulung, Rominia, s'a eliberat fra
telui d-sale d. George Vranau.
Coshocton, O. Barbatul d-sale,
Grigore Merilla, dupa cit site
d-nu Vranau, IN Saskatoon,
Sask., Canada. Acolo La lasat a
cum patru ami, dar de-atunci nu
site mimic de ell. = Pentru orr
entare.
D-lui loan Popaiov: = Aveti
scrisoare din tara la redactla
ziarului nostru. Comunicati-ne a
dresa ca sd y'o trimitem.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-26
|NFORNAT|()NI

Femei bandit. = Cleveland.
: William Yelsky, un luptator
Gu pumnii (boxor) a fost atacat,
in apropiere de unde locuieste,
de patru barbati 81 doua femei.
Yelsky dat un pumn de a
rasturnat pc unul dintre bandit,
insa s'a trezit ca una dintre fe-
mel la pus revolverul in fata
Ell a fost pungasit de trei dolari
Hotii au scapat intr'u auto
mobil care-i astepta in apropie-
re.
Minerii au votat greva dacS
nu vor Fl indeplinite cerintele
lor. - Cleveland. = Reprezen-
tantii celor 100000 mineri din
Statele Unite au imputernicit pc
functionarii general al organi
zatiei minerilor ca daea cerintele
lor nu vor Fl acceptate pima Ia
l Noembrie, acestia Sc cheme pe
toti minerii Sc iasa in greya. Ii
Ger 60 cent? pc ceas.
Condamnat Ia spdnzur&toare.
Chicago. Thomas Fitzge.
raid, care a marturisit ca ell a
omorit pc Janet Wilkinson in e.
tate de 6 ami, a fost condamnat
Luni la spinzuratoare. FL va Fl
spinzurat la ~ Octombrie.
Fitzgerald a atras copilita in
camera lui dupa cum marturi-
sit. El q strins-o de git, 81 dupa
cum spun expertii q fngropat-o
de vie Id carbnnH din piynita.
Multe zile p6rintii eopilei ia
cautat-o xadar1lic. Misterul i fost
4 l9
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-26
CASA DOMNULUI OFICIU DE
PASAPoARTE.

Primim din partea societatil
DIR. lulu Maniu'', din Canton.
Ohio, pc Gale oficioasa intimpi-
narea urmatoare spre publicare:
Gu greu imi vine a scrie aces
te rinduri, dar. sunt slit de cons
stiinta mea, ca Romfn 81 ca Gre
stin.
Gu prilejul venirei d-lui Miha-
iescu in Canton, ca sa libereze
pasapoarte, cum s'a facut, cum
M s'a Nfacut, Biserica or. or. Ro-
nina Casa Domnului, a fost a.
leasa ca local pentru inscrierea
rominilor carl voiesc pasapoarte,
unde sa <e incaseze taxa pasa-
poartelor 81 birul de $500 pc
cap, 81 aceasta, ca sd nu lndra-
zneasca nimeni Sc deschiza gura
81 sd protesteze impotriva birului
nelegal, aflindu-se in sffnta BIZ
serica.
Eu, in priceperea mea, cred ca
casa Domnului nu-i casa de ne
got, nici oficiu de perceptie, CT
casa de rugaciune. La nici un
neam nu s'a pomenit asa ceva,
dar la moi, Rominii Sc face 81 a.
ceasta IMMUNE, caci asa suntem
moi Rominii, tacem, 81 nu he des-
chidem gura c1nd un preot al no.
stru cedeaza Biserica pentru afa-
ceri streine de menirea Ell.
: Dare nu Sc gasea alt local in
Canton? Dare casa parochiala,
care destul de spatioasa, nu e.
ra potrivita pentru. un asemenea
oficin?
Ca s'a faeut greseala, a recu-
noscut Comitetul Parochial 81 a
amendat preotul GU 800 pentrn
care fapta frumoasa 81 crestinea-
sea aduc multumiri comitetului.
Gu aceasta insa nu Sc repara gre
scala 81 ar trebui ca toate .Comi-
tetele Parochiale Sc voteze re-
zolutiune, prin care 'sa Sc inter-
zica protilor de a dispnne de sfin-
| ia biserica pentru alte scopurl
afara de menirea Ell, caci dupa
cum am fost informal 81 in alte
parti s'au petrecut asemenea lu-
cruri, 81, ca sa nu Sc mai Pc
treaca in viitor.
| LOAN SANDRU,
mmbru fondator al Institusulni
Tipografic al xiarului ,,America"
Urmeaza autorizatia prezidin-
|"lui societatii DIR. lulu MANU- ,
|iscalitura presedintelui, al secre-
4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-26
DIN FUGA CONDE|ULU|.

I'm lOcuitOr al statului kentu-
ky care nu s'a ras din anul 1861
a avut disputa GU mul care To-
cuieste in Missouri care nu s'a
ras din anul 1864. In cele din
urma eel din Missouri a fost ta-
re in argumente fiindca a fost
in stare sc arate ca ell n a facut
bal de mai multi ca eel din Ken
tuky. = Asa zice un ziar Amieri-
can GU un tiraj de peste 200, 600
pc ri, 81 de altfel foarte serios
in politica.
Preotul j. j. Phelan din Tole-
do, o., luind parte la conferin-
ia a preotilor Babtisti dim Bos-
ton. intre altele a zis:
.,Biserica mOderna trebue Sc
introduca mai multe amusamente
pc linga ce are All. De ce bilear-
dele 81 popicele (cuglele), ar I'll a
sociatele diavolului c1nd Sc pot
preface in distractium placute 81
folositor? Dansul poate ii blG-
mat. dar are valoare reala ca
un exercitiu fizic 81 in desvolta-
rea elegantei trupului 81 ar ire
bui Introduce in biserica.' = 81
Sc mai condamnam pc parintele
Podea. care n a mers nici pc sfert
att de departe Gu reforma
Oar prea onorate Rev. Phe-
Ian, niste ,,Chamhre separe" oare
| n ar fl bune?
D-na w. Boyer din Sharon
Pa, a facut-o pozna care a facut
pc politia locala Sc asuda un
ceas pima a descoperit adevarul
D-nui w. Bogera a Most impusca1
in nina dreapta 81 s'a dat alar
ma ca fost impuscat intr'o o in
caierare grevista. Dupa un ceas
de interogator, la polite, d. Bo
ger marurisit ca glontul care
la perforat bratul a fost tras de
nevestica lui, care VENT de GU
rind din indianapolis, unde a 10
cult 81 ell. - Tot un fel de greva
ST grevistul, dat de bucluc
Solomon Levine, %, a fost are
stat in New York fiindca 81
scaldat in lacul din Prospec'
Park in costumul lui Adam. A
declarat ca apartine sectei lu
Tolstoi, care a propovaduit rein
/ toarcerea la natura.. A zis ca mo
biia din casa lui costa IL cent
81 hrana pc ri, fmprcuna Gu ne
vasta 81 un copil, 30 cent?. Jude
catorului i-s'a parut att de ex
traordinar. ca in loc sal trimitf
la Arrest la trims la spital ca 81
4 fie eXaminat.
,,Tu esi nebun judecatorule
nimeni nu-i cuminte," a zis Ed
ward German, care avea pc dege
un incl dat de regele Engliterei
zicea ell, cfnd judecatorul la o
biigat sd plateasca taxa automo
biluiu; Gu care Sc plimbase, $16
so. Ne avfnd in bQzunar mai mul
ca un dollar, unul dintre specta
tori platit in locul lui. - Zap
tul s,a petrecut in New York
unde Sc petrec multe n6sdravanli
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-26

gerald.
Hotii isl desculta victima. =
Cleveland. - Richard Robertson,
din Chicago, a fost aflat trintit
in Rockwell Ave. in apropiere
de 9th E. Street, Dupa ce STA
VENT in fire a spus politiei ca
trei hoti l-au atacat, lovindu-l in
cap. Hotii au furat de la el $50
81 ghetele din picioare.
Deportarea ,,slackerilor.'
Washington. Autoritatile fe.
derale au imputernicit pc minis
trul muncei ca Sc deporteze pc
toti strainii carl au invocat locul
lor de nastere ca Sc scape de ser
viciul militar in decursul acestui
razboiu, la fel fost introdus 81
un project de lege prin care
timp de cinci ami sa nu Sc dea
dreptul la incetatenire la orr ce
strain care a cerut ca Sc fie scu-
tit de armata.
Process pentru recistigarea
doi cent? platiti ca dare. = Broc-
ton. - Dol cent? este tot ce cere
David r. Rabovsky, 81 spre al
capata. fndarat ell este gata a
merge in fata tribunalului. Ell a
dat in judecaM Farmacia st. &C.
orge pentru ca la luat ca dare
de razboiu 4 cent? pc cind Sc Gu
yenea numai 2 cent?.
y -
Monumental lui Ferdinand a.
runcat in aer. - Saraievo. =
Jugoslavii au farimat frumosul
monument facut din grant 81
Ibronz pc care austriacii l-au ridi-
| cat in memoria archiducelui
Franz Ferdinand 81 sotiei sale
Sofia ducesa de Hohenberg, care
era ridicat la un colt al podului
unde Princip asasinat pc vito
rul domnitor.
Process interesant. = Yorkville.
= in fata tribunalului din York
vile s'a pertractat un caz foarte
interesant. Un actor facut con-
tract ca va juca pentru Fox
Film Co.,, in rolul unui drac, in
acest scop avea lipsa ca sa-sl
lasa parul 81 barba netaiata. Deci
timp de dol ami de zile actorul
nu s'a tuns, 81 nu s'a barberit.
Zilele acestea 2 primit Q scri=
scare de la 0 fataspe care Q iubea
Isl 81 care Sc afla Cd Crucea Rosie
in Franta, ca in curind Sc va in
toarce, insa ON Gu musteata ne
rasa nu va lua de barbat.
Actorul al mers la, barber, insa
directerh Companiei de filmuri
La Slit sd Sc intohrca fndarat ne
barbierit. Mergind la magistratu-
ra, aci lisa spus ca daca Sc va
rade, aceasta va consitui 90 frau
da", actorul suparat STA luat a.
vocat. 81 acum caZul sta 1nalntea
Itribunalului sa decida daca Omul
are drept Sc dispuna de ell cum
vrea.
Americana cumpara mine ger
name. = Londra. - Americana
au cumparat o multime de mine
de carbuni in Silesia, dupd cuH1
spune o depesa din Berlin cdtra
L
Exchange Telegraph.
Primarul din Milwaukee 81 re.
gil. = Milwaukee. Asociatia
de comerciu cerut primarului
orasului Milwaukee ca Sc invite
de regele Albert 81 pc regina Eli.
saveta a Belgiei ca Sc viziteze a.
eel oras, primarul, intro scrisoa-
re, a raspuns:
| ,.Te rog nu cere de la mine ca
Sc invit pc nici un Rege, Kaiser
orr Tar. Poporul din Milwaukee
III ales primar care Sc nu alba
un respect de sine" Scrisoarea
o sfirseste1 GU urmatoarca fraza
La dracu Gu toti regii."
| Sud Africa doreyte indepen.
denta. Cape Town, Sud Afri.
ca. - Vorbind la adunare a ma.
ltionaliStilOr General HertzOg ca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-26

mmbru fondator al lnstitmtulni
Tipografic al xiarului ,,America"
Urmeaza autorizatia prezidin-
'lui societatii DR. lulu MANU-" ,
iscalitura presedintelui, al secre-
tarului 81 sigilul societatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-26

Sud Africa doreyte indepen-
denta. Cape Town, Sud Afri-
ca. - Vorbind la O adunare a ma
tionalistilor General Hertzog, ca
re a fost in fruntea delegated
nationalistilor care au vizitat An
tglia, raspuns la apelul premie-
'rului SHUTS, in care SHUTS ce-
rea unirea intre particle in Uni
unca din Sud Africa.
Generaiul Hertzog a decfarat
ca Mtionalistii doresc 0 csr.,lsc-
La independents lde la Anglia,
deci nu poate coopera GU d-nui
SHUTS daca cooperarea inseamna
abandonarea acestui ideal.
0 noua incercare dea vorbi Gu
Martienii. - Omaha. Leo Ste
lvens, instructorul de la baloane
de la Fort Omaha anuntat as
taxi ca Profesorul David Todd Va
incerca ca ve cohpnice Gu plane
ia Marie In TSahna. anulni q
cestuia. Comunicatis, ori fiacerca-
rea de i conaunin as NJ l1ee din
tr'un balon cons lnif anarne Az
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-26
Monumental lui Ferdinand a

runcat in aer. - Saraievo. =
Jugoslavii au farimat frumosul
monument facut din grant 81
bronz pc care austriacii l-au ridi-
cat in memoria archiducelui
Franz Ferdinand 81 sotiei sale
Sofia ducesa de Hohenberg, care
era ridicat la un colt al podului
unde Princip a asasinat pc vito.
rul domnitOr.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-31
GET
FINAL REPORTS


The Rotarians have raised s2,S50 to-
wards the building fund of the Old
Woman's Home, according to a report
made by the committee to the club
yesterday afternoon at their regular
meeting held in the Shantung room
of the San Carlos.
Reports also We're heard from the
auction committee of the results of the
auction held last meeting. This re-
port showed $3.50 was raised by the
auction and this amount was devoted
to charity, fifty per cent of the fund
going to the Pearl Eagan home and
the other fifty per cent going into
the Old Woman's building fund.
The luncheon was enlivened by a
song service and by the Rotarian
quartette, the latter composed of Rot
arians Charlie Bonacker, Hunt e r
Brown, Johnnie Jones and Jack Moore.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-31
Luck of the Irish Again Shown in Tom
Moore Drama, sHeartsease."

Interest has been aroused by the re-
leasing of s.Heartsease," the new pic
ture, starring Tom Moore. which will
be shown at the Isis theater today.
The reason for this is that the produc-
ton, which is laid on the other side
has been so faithfully carried out
that the most observing exclaim at its
realistic beauty.
Not alone is the atmosphere of the
old world represented in this Califor-
nia-made photoplay, but its characters
are all typical of that vicinity. Some
of the principal actors are even for
aigners. This, with expert art direc-
ton and correctness of settings, lends
an absolute touch of realism that
could not be obtained otherwise.
To begin with. Tom Moore, the
iikable GoIdwyn star, is an IriShman.
That alone gives him the distinctive
stamp. He plays throughout the story
with an ease and freedom that causes
much admiration. Helene Chadwick
as the exclusive young noblewonan, is
a living example of what aristocracy
may be- Her sincere love. her cold
aversion to the Williams deceit, and
her airs and manners stamp her as
an actress well qualified to portray
such part. Alec B. Francis as the
old lord, and Rosemary Theby, as the
wife of the lord. fulfill all expecta-
tions. Her acting is clever. distinc-
i've, and pronounced in its vividness.
sydney Ainsworth. who halls from
Wales, is seen as teh william who steals
an opera from the youth, Tom Moore.
His screen personality is cause for
hissing-which applauds his excellent
work.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-31
Henry walthan. Bertram Grassby.

Henry Waltha1l, Bertram Grassby,
Kathleen Kirkham, Mildred Reardon
and Andrew Robson are all we'll
known. And all of these players, to-
getaer with countless others. appear
in support of Miss Thomas in up
stairs and Down. which will be seen
at the Isis tomorrow.
Not one high salaried scenarioist,
but several, worked on the picturiza-
ton of the play. Charles Gib1yn, one
of the best-known directors in the
country, and president of the Motion
Picture Directors Association, was
told to spare no expense in making the
picture worthy of the title, "a society
story
And the picture shows that the
money was not spent in vain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-31
No Expense Spared in Production o.
"Upstairs and Down.

Although Myron Selznicl1 has not.
made public the cost of Olive Thomas
first SeIznick Picture, Upstairs and
Down. those inhabitants of Los AM
geles who follow the progress of pro-
duction of the various pictures made
there. will testify that there was no
attempt made of economic when it
was a question of getting the proper
atmosphere for the film.
The interior of one of New York S
gay after-theater restaurants was re-
produced, and the finished picture
would fool even those who have visited
the cabaret. An interesting feature is
a balloon dance by the chorus" of
the show.
The cast contains the names of sew
eral players who have themselves been
starred, and naturally their salaries
ran up into a tremendous sum. Rob-
ert Ellis was directing for another con-
Germ, but Mr.. Selznick wanted him for
the role of Terrence O'Keefe, which he
played on the stage, and arrangements
were made for his services.
David Butler. who also played in
the piece behind the footlights. has
recently appeared in The Greatest
Thing in Life and The Girl Who
stayed at Home Rosemary Theby
has been favorite for many
years Mary Charleson was featured
for some time with her husband,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-31
TOO FAT?

A guaranteed weight reduction
method; safe. pleasant. Brings slen-
derness, better health and happiness.
Get small box of oil of korein at the
druggists. Follow directions. Yot,
are allowed to eat sweets, etc: no
starvation or strenuous exercising,
Your life becomes worth living with
clearer mind, improved figure, buoy
ant step. cheerfullness and optimism
Get thin; stay SO. Show others this
adv't.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-31
JEUDEVINE SPENDS
HOLIDAYS AT HOME

G. H. Jeudevine has returned to
Pensacola after having served dur
ing the emergency in the navy. Mr.
Jeudevine is Pensacola boy and
came in to spend the holidays at the
family residence. lis S. Barcelona st.
During the war he was assigned to a
destroyer and made 16 trips convoy
ing troops overseas. He was dis
charged December II.