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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-30
G o N Y o G A r E.

SOcietatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Biruinta" din Warren.
Ohio, convoaca pc toti membr'i
sal a lua parte la sedinta genera
la de 6 luni, care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, 4 Ianuarie 1920. la D.
rele 1.30 p. IN.
Plncte mai insemnate vor +: I:
Darea de seama Pc periodul de
b lunl trecute. precum 81 daroa
in prlmire nouilor functionari.
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor
pe1epsi conform statutelor.
Acei care doresc a deveni mem
bril-, sunt prianiti Gu drag in MI
jlocul nostru
In numele societatii Biruinla
lin Warren. Ohio:
loan Stefan, presedinte.
Iosif Comsa, secretar.
(3O5-6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-30
G o N v o G A R E

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Dacia Romina'' din
Cincinnati, Ohio, convoaca Dc
toti membrii sal Ia lua parte la
adunarea gener4E extra ordiil'-
ra, care Sc va til}ea in ziua de 4
lanuarie. 1920, la orele 2 p. III. in
hala societatii din $50 Dayton
Street.
LA ordinea zilJi sunt mai null
te chestii de rezolvdt pentru III
nele 81 imaintaree societatii noa-
sire. La acpast1 adunare sunt
deobllgati toti fjatii membrii a
Fl prezenti, la cas contrar lie vom
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G o N v o G A r E.

Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Sentinela Roml1a" din
Fort Wayne, Indiana, convoacl
pc toti membrii sal din loc 81 jur
lua parte la sedinta generall
extraordinara, care Sc va tinca
Dumineca, 4 Ianuarie 1920, Ia
orele $50 p. NJ, in hala societa-
iii din 81 Greater Street.
Tot odata sunt rugati acei frati
Romini care doresc deveni ca
membrii al societati noastre, sprc
binele propriu 81 ilIaintarea n.a-
mrllui romlnesc, sd sc prezinte
in ziua sus numita la aceasta Sc
dinta.
Tot odata Va fl darea de seama
pc q luni trecute, 81 alegerea nou-
lui prezidiu pc periodul prim al
anului 1920.
Flecare membru apartinater
acestei societati este rugat lua
parte la aceasta sedinta, la caz
contrar absentele nemotivate se
vor pedepsi conform statutelor.
Art. II, litera h).
In numele societatii ,,Sentineia
Romina'' din Fort Wayne. Ind. :
Neagu Popa, presedinte.
lean D. Mica, secretar scriptur.
(303-6)
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G. o NV o G A r E

Societatea romina de aiutor Si
cultura ,.Desrobirea Neamulu;
Rominesc' din Warren Town
ship, Ohio, convoaca pc toti
membrii sal lua parte la adu
narea generala de 6 luni. care Sc
va tinea Dumineca, 4 lanuarie
1920, la orele 1.30 p. m. La ordi-
nca zilei vor Fl mai multe puncte
foarte importante de rezolvat. in
tire care e 81 darea de seama pc 6
luni trecute. de catre functional
Ri societatii, 81 tot asemenea 81
predarile vechilor functionari ia
eel noui. De asemenea rugam pe
toti fratii membrii a Sc pune in
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+ = . i
regula Gu toate taxele fata de
societate pealtru a pntea fl tre-
cuti in buna regula pc anul vii.
tor.
Adunarea Sc va tinea in loca-
lul fratelui d. Galbincea.
Absentele nemotivate Sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor.
In numele societatii ,,Desrobi-
rea Neamului Rolnlnesc' din
Warren Township, Ohio:
Nicolae Stan, pr@edinte.
vasile Cernea, secretar.
(3O5-6)
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G 0 N v o G A R E .

Societatea romina de ajutor $;
'r'tura ,,Cuza Voda" din Mas;
lllon, Ohio, convoaca pc toti mem
brii sal din loc 81 jur lua parte
IA sedinta generala lunara. care
Sc va tinea Dumineca. in 4 Ianu-
arie 1920, in hala societatii din
Columbia Hights. 1meputul va ii
la orele 100 p. IN. Toti fratii
membrii sunt strict obligati a
lua parte la aceasta sedinta a.
Wind mai multe chestii importan-
te de rezolvat Absentele nemoti-
vate Sc vor pedepsi conform sta
tutelor.
Tot pc aceasta Gale societatea
,,Ctlza Voda" face APPEL catra
toM membrii sal din loc 81 din
jur sa-si achite taxele lunare 81
foate restantele fata de societa;e
pima la ziua sus numita. Asa ca
cu inceputul lunei Ianuarie 1920
sd putem face evidenta noua. A.
eel frati membrii care vor Fl Il,
re SANTA Gu 30 de zile, MI vor Fl
ir1usi in evidenta pc anul 1920
81 nici in conspect pc luna Ia
nuarle nu va merge.
Daci cre(lem ca toti membrii
societatii noastre vor accepta a.
cest APPEL, am ramas salutIndu-va
GU dragoste frateasca.
In numele societatii ,,Cuza Vo-
da" din Massillon, Ohio:
loan Neagu, presedinte.
Bucur Stoicanea, secrctar /.
{c0S tA
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achita conform art. XI, liteM h)
din statutele locale.
In nurnele societatii ,,Dacia
Rominas' din Cincinnati. Ohio:
loan Feher, presedinte.
George Bucur, secretar scriptur.
(3O5-6l
The sun., 1919-05-28
Borough of Richmond

Clifton schicks Garage. s5i Bay St
Concord. Schenk's Garage. 1875 Glove Rd.
Grant City. Midland Motor Company. 1esa
Richmond Road.
Great Kills. Amboy Garage. Sstl Ambsy
Brewer. H. g.. ss7 Amboy Road.
LinoleumvilIe. carteret Ferry Corporation
Mariners Hafbor. sparry. L. Washington
Ave.
Now Dorp. New porp Garage. alls Rioh-
M1.na nc Motor N' Co. D9 ses n
Pleasant Plains. Pleasant Plains Garage.
SAC Amboy Rid.
Port Richmend- Port Richmond Garage
Richmond Garage. 15s Richmond Ave.
Richmond. Dobler, Julius. $50 Centre o.
banker, John. COZ Richmond 81
81. George. Castiston Park Garage. Cas-.
tleton Park
ct. George Garage. 1as Bay ST.
s'aplssS f Eat. RI %snS:r Nj Sch LAW
sehsn at a.f .sss Isl ISIS .S ssv - "a: s.
s.a%.n a1- Rso o.isas'; AZ 81 y'n Dn''r 81
United Tire Co. I4e Canal 81.
Wagner & Borrln. Gordon st.
Tomphinn:viiio. Auto Supply Co.. Sc oris-
Ct. George Garage. stuyvesan. n
sioek,s Garage. Bay and Hannah sta
j. d killian Auto Co, Inc: ass Bay n
w. L. McAdam, Sc Griffin st.
Tottenville. Psto & Boyd, $40 Main St
Tottenviils Garage. 81 Bentley I've.
West New Brighton. Castieton Motor Car
Co, 1922 Castleton Ave.
west MS Ss~ car sT ea 7 AT:s
iptsrborouEh Auto Repair & supply ca.
Elm st, and Richmond Terraces.
Rowohit Motor Car Co. io,s cAstiston
A. sommsr I7ss Richmond TurnpfkN
The sun., 1919-05-28
Launch aphtha Points
In Greater New York

City Island. Robert Jaoobs
A. MalAkon.
Joaquin Vidal
B. F. Wood
Now York City. Tho Anna Service, n, z,
Yacht Club anchorage Fl East iad 81.
c. r. Quinn. Cason Point
John Rshm. BronIkills BoathouSA Fl
Walnut Ave
r. r. Welsh. Fl. W. 10th St
Richmond. Capt c. NJ Cattsrmois,
schooner lawrence" on Fl Wander
bilt Ave. stsplston-
brooklyn. A. l. Anderson, Ulmsr PIX. Pr.
c. Polling. or Fl esth St
Canarsie. suttsr Marine Equipmsnt Ca.
on Stables Pier.
Rockaway Point. p. II Raid.
shoepshead Bay. ". Lang.
ColleEs Point. Herman Krasmsr.
VIM GeedhaTn
The sun., 1919-05-28
| STANDARD on CO 0FN

Jamaica. Mrs A. Mehrtsns. Hillside ana
c, Hissins. Locust Ave. q Msrrieh Rd
Theatre Garage. Twombiy Pl q stand
Baker pros, Garage Co.. ina. /" No
Frank Befman. lar Rockaway IA.
Disbrow Bros. Hillside Ave
Franklin Garage. Frsnklln 81
In,srnstionai oaf riI;:,s Smith s.
S.lm c.5 aili'i SI,,Sn T Ts;, r. Ave-
streng's Auto Garage Co.. Inc. Fulton
y%y si'ssi a Ti:G; n %ss herm..
ors.r: Garage. Roekawsy Road and
South Side Garage. o. South st.
Kew Gardens. Colonial Garage Queens
Blvd.
Little Neck. corneirs Garage
A. p. Wright.
Long Island City. c. J. Brown. Bridge
N. T. watts, Bride. Plaza
p poG., John ~ p Crescent nv 81
Webster Ave. Gar, tth 4 WeSst:r Ava
s sS:Hil'd AqsG ce &c. wash ws.Enr.on i
queen: Court Gar; inoi Bridge Piasa.
Simplex Auto Co.. Vernon Ave. d 18th
J, Smiths Hysraas Cara Gsras., y l:s AZ! Az.
Everready Garage. 500 Crescent Sc
Meadow Near Park. Meadow Near Park
Middle Village. Hirsch, Jacob
North Beach. z. BottkL
Orone Park. L. r. Meliers. jerome Ave.
August schrempp. Rockawsy Road
Queens. Queen. Auto Repair Shop. Hemp
HempsteSd Rd.. r.. +. Mosbaek
ches. Lester, Rocky Hill Rd- and Jsrs-
Fulton 81. : Jericho Turnpike W. L. .
J. T. Callister.
Richmond Hill. Apex Gar. Leffsrts. mr..
Kew Gardens Gar. metropolitan Ave.
Ave.
Ist car! s s:4sn s:is I s.s;sss Az Az
Richmond Hill Garage q Machine CO.
Hillside Ave. q Vine st.
Greenwood Gar. fso4 Jamaica Ava
South Ozone Park. II. Murch, Rockaway
Road and Lincoln Ave.
Springfield. e. B. Abrams Msrriok Rd
W, p; Jones. Msirist Road and Spring.
whitestons. Nelson q Black Garage
O'Fee's Garage.
Whitaker Corp.
and Rowan St.
wOodhavsn. x. Keller. Rochawsy Rd.
and Ferry st.
A. E. Louvet. jerome Ava.
Manor Garage. 1898 Jamaica Ave.
Woodhaven Garage. Bigalow Pl
| woodhaven Garage. Jamaici. Ave.
Norman Garage. 1855 Jamaica Ave.
Forest PIX Garage. 1917 Jamaica Ave.
| Woodsids. Kunars Garage, Flushing Rd
II. Miggo, jackson Ave. and sth 81.
woodside Gar. 9Th ST. and Jackson Ave.
Jackson Heights Garage, jackson Ava
and TrAinsmeAdow Rd,
The sun., 1919-05-28
The dealers listed below carry So-COny Motor Gasoline

Richards Sc. 1ta. Leonardo Garage
hollywood Ave. ass, cyprsss Motor Sup
ply Co.
Reid Ave. 800. Putnam Garage
Robinson Sc. 23s, Robinson St Garage
Rockaway Ave. bss, Rookaway Ava Gar
Rodney &c. %, Mau,sr Garage
~. Rodhsy-Keep st. Garage.
RosbIlns 81 Division Ave. Quick ssrv.
ana Worth 9Th ST.. Ro.Siins Auto Sup
ply Co.
Rogers Ave. 1918. Empire Garage
/1sAs, Flatbush Auto Service Co
RutIedEs 81. 81. Rutiedge-B'wsy Garage.
81. Marks Ave. 2sa. Court Garage
33s, Pratt, Hendricks Co.
500, Wolfman's Garage
$40, Wsrbe Realty Corporation
81, Johns n. 1889. B. r. a X. Garage {.
Saratoga Ave. -. stuoco Garage.
schoies st. Ie2. Graham Garage
Seneca Ave. SGT. Seneca dsrsEe
Seventh Ave. B7os. Seventh Ave Garage.
500, Victory Garage.
18th Sc. BsI, Prospect PIX. West Garage.
and Neptune Ave. nth st. Garage.
sheepshead Bay Road. 1871. Bayside Gar.
she6isid Ave. a7o. Sheffield Garage.
siegei 81. lss. Bushwick Terminal Gar.
9Th 81. a7s. Berg Benz.
Goth 81. ss7. Fort Hamilton oarag~
lao3, Louis Balestrino.
1901, New Premier Garage
1876. Goth 81. Garage
ssth sc. lss. Louis stacisisroth.
18th Sc. $40. Unique Garage
snedfker Ave. ss7. snediksr Garage
Is, Atlantic Crossing Garage.
snyder Ave. q. Snyder Ave. Garage
IS. ]. J. Snyder & Sons.
o. Elliott Place. 70. Elliott Garage
stass st. $50. Stage Garage.
Starr 81. 1sa5. Sunset Garage. mo
State 81. 1os. Daniel F. e. Leary.
Stanhopo Sc. 9. stanhope Garage
Sterling Place. I7s. Colony Garage.
400, Boirs Garage.
t7t. Cath Ellie Garage.
| 500, Croker Garage.
Stephens Court. -. B. p. stsphsns
Stone Ave. -. Near Broadway. Lux Gar.
b2s. Psckers Garage
| Stuyvssant Ave. Is, stuyvesant Hta Gar.
Sumner Ave. IA. Excslsior Garage.
Suffer Ave. 1000. Bernard schwerman.
Taylor 81. Is, Wright Cake Co.
Ten Eyck Sc. -. d. W. Kaatxa
| T1lden Ave. 1924, Fiatbush Auto ca.
18th Ave. t2o. Chas Dobbin-
Throop Ave. I. Gayety Garage
ana Myrti. Aves. Federal Garage
Troy Ave. $50. Harris Garage
| lo6. Minsrs Garage.
saith Ave. ss37. T. n. JoycA
e{th st. s37, American Gar. 4 Mach. wka
s4th Sc. las. seth 81. Garage
q Ave. q Lake Sc. B. Sickle
| Union 81. 7s4, Union Garage
| sll, Mcintosh Bros.
| s35, N. Eckhor.
| s39, Academy Garage
| go, Park Plaza Garage.
| 1776, Lincoln Terrace Garage
Cor Suffer Ave-. Palace Garage
Van sinderen Ave. Levins Garage.
Vanderbilt Ave. 2s7 Vanderbilt Garage.
Vernon Ave. 22o. NJ Reicheisohn's Gar.
| sol, Keystone Garage.
| 31S, Hohweisner 4 Sons.
| watkins sc. 184. Fischer Auto Ca
lse, Public Garage.
| $50, Watkins st. Garage
Waycrly Ave. -. Merchants Garage
SN. Wavsriy Garage.
weirneld st. 3ss. Fred BruGsrs Garage
W. 18th 81. D Neptune Ave. p. Miniehsiio
W. Goth st. q r. n. Ava somsrs Garden
| Garage
W. S7th 81. Mermaid Ava. ssagats Oar.
Wilioughby and Kniekerbocker Avss.,
WillouEhby Garage.
and Nostrand AYES. wnioushby Gar.
and Myrtle Ave.! LIND o.r.s.
wythe Ave- to1. p. J. o'Rourk~
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Queens

Astoria. Astoria Gar. Willow q Franklin.
frr Ms sasnss' y II p Tand'r'snt'r Ava
Srust Broa, Garage, ass sth Ava
Falconer Gar. Co.. isS jamaica Ave-.
Private Auto Rental Service Co.. -
L Gaily.
broadway 3 lst Ave. Dsisnsys Garage
BAyside. Rsutlingers Garage
College Point. College Point osr.s~
Farrinsten's Garage.
Krasnsr's Express Co
Corona. chatneid Garage. jackson Ava.
near t1st st.
Johnsou-Hodas. Inc. 1911 W. jackson
Powell q Son. Iss w. jackson Ava
9. X. Auto Accessories.
Coney Island. West End Garage. Cooks
Lane and Railroad Ave.
DouslAston. Manor Garage
Eimhurst. Douglaston Manor Garage Co.
Elmhurst Bridge Gar. kingsiand Ave.
II. c. Drews. 81 Corona Ave.
a Febsr Case. Station. jackson Ave. q
J. Kraus. Queens Blvd. q Caldwell Ava
Queens Blvd Garage.
Flushing. Red Lion.
Flushing Auto Garage. Iio BwsX.
Wilson's Garage
Mold's Garage.
Queensboro Garage, % broadway
Upper Flushing Oar. ~ Murray 81.
New Broadway Flushing Garage, SAM
ford Ave. d Broadway.
Rd.
Ssagers Garage.
Forest Hnls. Continental Gar. continsn-
tai Ave.
Forest Hills Garage, Queens Blvd.
Fred- Frey. AetropoL d Cooper Ava
Glendale. VIM. Rupp. Cooper Ave.
" Jsnsohn. Cooper Ava and Handoi St
3So<, Glendale Public Garage.
Hollis. Heiiis Case. sta. Fulton o.. RUS
sell Ysapie, Prop
l. q. Purchase. Fulton o..
Howard Reach Anderson sisrk.
H Pauisoh.
The sun., 1919-05-28

Alabama Ave. -. Alabama Garage
Albany Ave. Albany Garage.
Arlington Ave. Dresden b.. Norwood
Garage
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-16

takes issue with the statement that
college girls make better wives than
chorus girls as absurd and ridicul-
Gus. "As a matter of fact, girls
are girls" says Miss BARR, whether
they are college girls or chorus
girls, and when they have reached
the appropriate age they have the
natural desire to mate and make
happy the man they solemnly prom
Use to love, honor and obey. I
think the question of making a good
wife has more to do with girls
early training and how closely she
adheres to the teachings of her
mother. than either mathematics or
cosmetics. e,
IF President Thomas could push
the door ajar of some of the chorus
girl homes and look in upon the
happy and contented husband sit
ting beside tffe chorus girl wife MS
she is singing their baby to sleep
with lullaby from a, musical com
edy-perhaps from the show where
he first saw and fell in love with
the girl think the noted educa-
tor would quite agree with me that
as class chorus girls make wife
that will bring happiness to the
home, palatial or humble" vs.
Miss BARR will lead the cast of
"Oh, Lady! Lady, coming to the
Boyd theater for one week com
mencing Sunday, November TO-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-16

crossings, has been engaged - -
lot.
If the experiment proves successes
full the firm plans to employ q feet
OF airplanes and then may take up
airships for commercial purposes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-16
CarzJ0r7 -(o2eXkun)
Carl Jorn, Noted
Singer, Son of Toll

TARL JORN, tenor of the Metro
| politan Opera company, New
~ York, and Royal Opera, Lon
don. is one of the big musical ar
fists of the contemporary stage.
Mr. Jorn has been one Of the most
popular members of the Metropoli-
tan since his connection with the
company.
1t was a Sunday school teacher
who first discovered that he had the
quality of voice that was worth cul-
tivating, and at the age OF IS he be-
gan in earnest to study opera. His
father could see no possible good in
this, as he figured that possibly some
day he might be thrown on his own
resources and be obliged to earn
his own living. 1t has always been
a bitter sorrow to Jorn that his
father did not live long enough to
have seen how we'll his son succeed
ed in making living with the mag
nificent voice with which nature en-
dowed him.
Jorn has sung in almost every
large continental city. Eight years
ago he came to Americans mem
Der of the Metropolitan, and he has
remained here ever since. A year
after his first visit here he became
a naturalized citizen. He owns
farm in Pennsylvania, and it is there
he spends his vacations, pitching hay
and doing other farm work. One
day while singing, as he worked on
the farm, a young woman who
heard him, told him she thought
he could get position in the church
choir. Mr.. Jorn is to be at the Ore
pheum this week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-16
English House Uses
AirpIane in Business

London, Nov. ls.-The first bust
ness house in the world, so far as
is known, to employ an airplane OF
its own as part Of its regular or
ganization is s. 1nstone & Co.,
steamship owners and general i'm
port and export merchants of Cav
diff. Samuel Instone, president, sad
his firm was tired OF serious delays
that have occurred during the past
three months in transport OF sam
pies. important papers, light goods
and contracts to the continent.
The firm will also use the machine
to enable statesmen to get in touch
with foreign buyers. Lieut. F. l..
Barnard, who holds the cross-chan-
mel record in number OF airplanc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-16
Sydtneth. St. Clair Hafes, Frederick
Going and others.

----SsS---
Oliver Morosco's romance of
Hawaiian life, "The Bird of Para
disc" now in its ninth season of sue
cessful patronage is to be seen at
Boyd's theater for one week COM
mencing Sunday, November 80, with
matinees on Wednesday and Satur-
day. Florence Rockwell, will be
seen in the role of the unfortunate
princess Luana. Others in the cast
include Robert Brister, Rose Wat
son, Spring Byington, Brandon
Evans, John Sumner and Harold
Skinner.
''The Rainbow Girl" Klaw and
changers musical comedy success
will be the offering at the Brandeis
theater early in December. The book
and lyrics are by Rennold Wolf and
music by Louis A. Hirsch. Beth
Lydy is singing the prima donna
role, and Billy B. Van and Sydney
Greenstreet are the principal fun
makers. They are, supported by a
numerous company and a chorus of
raihoo" girls
Cantor's Minstrels, with Marion
Gibney and a sextet of Purple Lady
Pirates" will provide the stellar at
traction at the Empress starting to-
day. Songs of today, and a pro-
gram of instrumental music num-
bers in which saxophones, comets,
trombones and baritones are used,
go to make the offering entertain
ing. A feature of the program will
be the comedy play1et, Honor Thy
Children" written by Samuel Ship
man and Clara Lipman, based on
the advanced ideas of the American
youth. 1t, is interpreted by four
people, each chosen for ability and
fitness for the part. Hugh John
ston, besides being an excellent
magician, has the happy faculty ID
being splendid wit and raconteur.
Tom and Pearl Almonds have pleas
ing voices and we'll CHOSEN songs,
adapted to the various situations.
Musicaily perfect and seemingly
beautiful are the many good fea-
lures connected with "The Sporting
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-16

Night at the RIVERS" Mere Man"
Dixie Land is Calling Me-" ANY
thing to Make Picture Nowadays"
Love Needs Opposition" Il Miss
Songs I Sang When 7 Was Tween
ty-One," Mystic, Magic Man." and
as many more. ... ..
No end of color and sprightlihess
60 to make Listen Lester" the
John Cort musical comedy by Harry
L. Cort, George F. Stoddard and
Harold Orlob, which is the attrac-
ton at the Brandeis theater, No
vember 81, % and %, so great a
success that during an entire year
at the Knickerbocker theater in
New York it played to capacity
business. 1t is played with charm
and finesse to be expected from
such players as Miriam Folger,
Florita Bellaire, John L. Lyons,
Frances Anderson. Charles Wright,
Rene Brown. Gus Shy, Elmer Floyd,
Dorothy Curtis, Henrietta Lee, De-
lano Dell, Betty Kirkbride and
Florence De Barr.
Richard BENEFIT in a play, For the
Defense" is announced as the
Thanksgiving attraction at Boyd's
beginning on Monday night, No
vember "a. There will be special
matinee on THANKSGIVING day.
John d. Williams is making the
production and has maintained the
fine standards of his other offer
ings.
For the Defense was written
by Elmer Z. Rice, who came to
fame through "On Trial" 1t has to
do with case of circumstantial evil
dence, but no court room scene
is used. The clash of will between
man who is defending his fiance
from an accusation of murder and
those who would convict her, makes
the plot of the play unusually thrill
ing.
Mr.. Williams is sending Mr.. Ben
nett here prior to his engagement in
Chicago and the organization about
him is the same one which will ap-
pear in Chicago and New York.
The cast includes Adrienne Morri-
son, John Sainpolis. Louise Closer
Hale, William Crimmans, Angela
Ogden, Charles Coelllan. Winifred
Lennihan, George Riddell, Louise
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-16
College or Chorus Girl Which Makes
Best Wife? Chorus Girl, Says Miss
BARR of oh, Lady! Lady, Company

m HE friends of both the goods
and the chorus girls in New
York and Philadelphia were
thrown in a Juror of excitement
when DR.. M. Carey Thomas, presi-
dent of Bryn Mawr college. in an
address to the students, asked the
bold questions: who makes the
better wife-a college graduate, or
a chorus girls Which gives the bet.
ter training for marital responsible
ties = mathematics or cosmetics.
burning the midnight oil or the
Broadway bright lights, a string of
degrees of the ability to do the
'shimmy'?" ~.
1--WE believe said the Bryn
Mawr president, that husband
can enjoy the company of a COL
lege girl better than that of chorus
girl"
But President Thomas views are
not concurred in by Miss Pauline
Barri, who has worked with chorus
girls for the past four years and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-16

LeComts and Flesher's radia ting
comedy operetta, My Sunshine
Lady" announced by manager Fred
Z. LeComte as promising the sea-
sons treat at the Brandeis next Sum
day afternoon for four nights.
It's a fanciful and fairy-flavored
affair and winds up with the old
lived happily ever after but How
ard McKent Barnes has taken every
liberty known to modern writers,
in his treatment of an old tale, and
has exercised his creative genius
without stint in manufacturing hum
orously. the complex plot of the
play. Harry Afford has composed
his score with sensitiveness to the
inspiring lyrics of the brilliant young
author. There are "a numbers,
many of them ably ehorused by the
sun goddess" ensembles and among
these musical sweets of assured
popularity are: MY Sunshine
Lady" "Cupid's Sweets "a Song
of Old Brittany" whats the Use
Of Lovin,," an 1892" when the
Whistle Blew for Home Sweet
Home" "The Vampire Girl" "A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-16
Boyd Theater Bookings
ShOlU Fine List of
Coming Attractions
n Fl. SOTHERN and Julia
H. Marlowe are coming to

II II. SOTHERN and Julia
n, Marlowe are coming TO
A' Omaha. This important
piece of dramatic news is announced
by Manager Burgess of the Boyd
theater.
Those eminent stars, who closed
their New York engagement No.
vember |, have begun their tour
which brings them to this city jan
uary q, % and "a. Omaha, by the
way, is as far west as these celebri-
ties are to go this season. The plays
in which they are to appear will
be announced later
Their engagement at the Boyd"
says Mr.. Burgess, is but one of
several engagements. Guy Bates
Post, for instance, is to be here for
a whole week, opening December ID
He will be seen in his most Sue
cessful play, The Masquerader.'"
In recent years there has been no
drama more talked about than
Friendly Enemies This will be
a Boyd attraction for January IS,
l9. 20 and 81.
Most of the Boyd bookings-and
Mr.. Burgess says they are the best
he has scheduled for number of
years-are offerings to be presented
in Omaha for an entire week.
The musical comedy, "Oh, Lady,
Lady, comes for seven days, open
ing November 10. "The Bird Of
Paradise" is also to play a week,
starting November 80. The comedy
of the year, Five Million" will be-
gin its weeks engagement Deem
Der 7.
During Christmas week. opening
December Is and closing December
u, the Boyd attraction will be the
delightful comedy, Tea for Three"
Early in January the offering will
be Valeska Suratt in Scarlet and
White" Then comes the striking
dramatic offering, Scandal" which
is to open weeks engagement on
January 4. The farce. up in Ma
bells Room" will also come for
seven days, opening January II.
The most pleasing musical comedy
in years, "Maytime," is also booked
for a week, opening January Is.