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The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
Moere's strapd-D. w. Grinthp
'HeaFts Of the worId.,

A new and revised edition Of d.
w. Grifnth's big production. Hearts
OF the World" one Of the most pro-
nounced successes of the Griffith
repertory season IA New York, 10
the third and ANAL Offering in the
repertoire Of this producers pro-
ductions being shown by Moores
theaters. Hearts OF the World"
VIII open at the Strand today for
the entire week.
The new version is a combination
of the salient features OF the earlier
story united with the thought of the
hour and visualizing the work Of
the Peace Conference>.atv Versailles
and the league Of nations.
In the caet are Lillian and Dor
othy Gish, Robert Harron. Ben
Alexander. George Fawcett, Robert
Anderson, George slegmann and
others. Special orehestrations ac-
company all shows. Overture and
subsidiary reels round out the show.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
At the Iheaters This Week

Shabert-Garriek-sI Arrives.~
Lefty Arrives" a farcical ro-
nance in three acts by Sydney
Rossnfeld. will haye its premiere In
the shubert -Garrick Theatsr to-
morrow. evening. under the manage
rnent OF l. Lawrence Weber. Lefty
Arrives" is said to typify in style.
character and appeal such current
metropolitan successes as Adam
and Eva" and Clarence" Having
set these high types of comedy as
his standard. Mr.. Rnsenfeld utiIizes
the ultra modern young woman of
tendencies and
the havoc she creates In her home.
The cast is headed by Clara Joel,
and includes Robert Ober. Louise
Kimball. Mona Bruins, Ida Water
uan. Albert Gran, Albert RGed.
Nellie Callahan and Frederick
Beane.
3 Psli'-sThe Unknown woman"
At Polls Thester this evening A.
II. Woods will present for an en-
gagement Of one week Marjorie Ram
keaa in. a new four-act drama en-
titled The Unknown Woman" the
work Of Marjorie Blaine and Stanley
Lewis. II Is said to be a drama
of unusual emotional power and a
spjlendid vehicle for the star. A
prominent part will be PLAYED by
Hugh, Dillman. who recently married
Miss Rambeau. The company also
includes Lumsden Hare. Felix
Krsmbs, Dodson Mitchell. Jean Rob-
ertson. Lincoln Piymmer. Fannie
Bourke. Roy walling. Annie Mack
Berldn. Florence Burdetta Alice
May and Willie Reid. The I'm
known Woman" will be presented
IN New York after Its Washington
engagement.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26

gripping story such a. Noniy Mr..
Davis can supply, there are rcscues,
raids and fghts, action galore based
on the sort OF love interest we sli
delight In seeing. All In all there IL
every indication that washington
certainly has Q photodramatic treat
to look forward to this week
In connection with the showing,
Arthur Pryorss new march, SOL
iers of Fortune" win be played
as q solo.
osandaIrs-'The Merry-Ge-Rsund."
Peggy iHyland. young actress
WHO has attained an enviable place
upon both the stage and screen by
virtue of endowments with which
few are blessed, will be the pictured
star of the bill arranged for the
first three days OF the current week
at CrandaIrs Theater in The Merry
Co Round"
On Wednesday only Florence Reed
will be screened a. star OF To-day"
a. aim version of the stage success
of the same name.
For the last three days of the week
Nazimova, the greatest actress In ST.
lent drama in America. will be the
pictured star in her most elective
role. The Brat" Q camera version
OF Maude Fulton's sensational stage
success. Charles Bryant. Darrell
Foss. Bopnie Hill, Frank Currier
and q host of others in subsidiary
roles make~of this subject a feature
that has no parallel before the pub
lie. Each daily bill will be COM
pleted by the usual supplementary
features, both pictorial and musical,
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26


Dangerous Dan Megrue," not the
tragedy. but a rousing travesty on
the famous poem, Dangerous Dan
McGrew," one OF the seasons big
gest laughmakers. presented by
company of seven. with special seen
cry, will be one OF the features OF q
big bill at the Cosmos Theater this
wsSk. Mort Fox and Jimmie Britt,
famous team comedians, will be seen
In The Three -Stayouts." Sergt.
Jimmy Shea and Helen Carroll will
bring another bright Offering en-
titled "Somewheres." Ed Mccarthy
and Dorothy Stennard have a
screaming farce entitled In Two
Beds" Dennis Chabot will offer
high-class artistry on the violin and
the piano; the Four Asters will pre-
sent a fine singing and dancing
quartet, and Orville Stamm and
company will show something new
in athletics.
Constance Talma6ge, in The
Temperamental Wife" will be the
matinee film feature.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
steamer Charles MaeaIester.

At 2:30 this afternoon the steamer
Charles Macalester will leave for In
dian Head. a distance of forty miles.
Among the interesting points to be
passed en- route are Forts WASH
ington and Hunt. Marshall Hall.
Mount Vernon and the Alexandria
shipyards. 1t 10 expected the return
will be made about I'VE hours later.
The Macalester is making two trips
daily. weekdays only, to Mount Yer
non. leaving the Seventh street
wharves at 10 q m. and 1:B p. m
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26

Forever After will be the same
cast that appeared with her ut the
Playhouse, New York.
b. r. Keith's-yaudeylIIe
Pat Rooney and Marion Bent will
be seen this week at B. F. Keith's
Theater. in Rings OF Smoke" by
Edgar Allan Woolf. Supporting the
stars are Violet Vale. Lucille Love,
Lillian Rhodes, Lillian Fermoyie and
Vincent Lopez and his Kings of Har-
mony." There are ten solo and en-
semoie numbers scattered through
seven scenes.
James B. Carson, with the asst
anee of Ada Jaffe and Harry vokes,
will offer his new comedy vehicle,
To Be or Not to Be-" by. Hugh
Herbert and Ned Dandy. Eddie Bug
zeile and Peggy Parker will present
"A viii and a Way" Estelle Went
worth Is another feature. Ryand
Healy will give a Showing of the
Smartest styles In Songs" W. Hor-
lick, In association with the Sarampa
sisters, will give descriptive and va
riety dances. Virginia Lewis ana
Mary White will present Two Girls
Trying to Get Along" Maxine Broth
ers and Bobby" the comic dog COM
plets the layout.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31

Wydzial y. p, przeVnacZajac mi
lion dolar6w M iywnOS6 Ola glod-
nych w Polsce, odezwal sic do ofiar
nego spOIeczehstwa o skladanie dal-
azych, moilIwie jak najwiekszych O.
fiar.
W Sad "a jednym maj2 iSG inne
do Polski okrety z iywnoscia, o lie
ma to fundusze poGwola. To tee o te
fundusze I ich nGdsylanie jak maj
predsze stale pukamy: Me wierzyc
warcholom. kt6rzy juz ME tylko O.
fiarnOSG Chcq zatiG, ale take pre-
szkodzic W wysylce zywnosci, leCz
skiadac lie tyIko MONA, by ola >
milion6w glodnej braci w Poisce
zywnoS@ PoslaC.
::
CfeszyG sic te5 nalciy. re Ofiar--
nose sic wZmaga. a doWcdR lego
cyfry. oeInsZane co tygOdnia W 30
k6Iniku" Nydrialu y. y. Cyfry te
vykazuir. ~ ofiarnos" W styczniu
h. +. rpc:yna sic zwiekszaf ! re sPo-
IeCTeGstwo zdaje sOhie sprawe jak
70 fundusze ratCwniCze 50 pOtrZeb-
ne.
W t~ySoIriu k~onczaCym sic d/a
{ stycrnia kwitHwai SSarh |ydzla-
IN odhi6r SHINY siO5.Ot9.23.
Tydzieii n%astepny. kt6ry sic skon-
cyyt 1i~o ~Stvcznia Sume te prawie
pOdUoiI - skladki bowieln wynio--
SIy S2Ot, OtO.J5.
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OZDOBYCIEM ILIONOW
G Wydzialu Narodowego.)

Wykazy depozytowe w zestawie--
niu do dnia 23-go stycznia dowodza,
re W banknch zadeponowano sumo
$643,777.53 Cd Nowego Roku.
WierzyG naleiy. re ostatni tydzei
stycznia, po wydaniu odezw o skiad
XII ma zywnost, tie beda j~eszcze wick
sze.... Ratujmy glodnych w Polsce
-penijmy obowiqzek.
u wykaz0w jake Wydzal n. +.
p0daie do wiadomOSci Komitet6w
Ohywatelskich i ~pOb0rc6w Okazuje
sic, he ma pochwale / uznanie zasiu-
guja nastepujqce Komitety Obywa-
telskie:
X. o. W Youngstown, Ohio,
ktGry zfoiyI $1,220.03
X. o. W par. sly. KagimierZa
W Detroit, Mich. 1,652.S4
X. o. W Bay City, Mich. 5,9S9.52
Suk KOm. Oh. " Pittsburgh 1926. as
X. o. W WeirtOn. w. Va. 1,145.73
Il. D. W par. sw. Piotra W
Stevens Point, Wis. 1,309.26
X. O. " Cleveland, o. 3,9O2.2I
4. o. " New Haven. Conn. 1904
X. O, " Alban, Wis. 2,933.5O
x, O.. W Philadelphia. Pa. s,O49.81
X. o. " Pittsburgh. Pa. 5,251.O 90
n. O. " Utica. y. Y. 1,5O1.45
Sub Kom. Oh. W par. Sw. Ka-
zimierza W Newark, y. j. 3.1Sl.''
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Z Indiana Harbor, Ind.

Ma wezwanie Wydzia}u Narodo--
wego W sprawie zebrania Hinduism
10-cio milionowego ma cele naszej
ukochanej Ojczyzny - tutejsza osa-
da ME okazaia sic bynajmniej glu-
cha, ami ~obojetna. Rodacy tuteJsi
przyjeli ochotnte do wiadomosci SUI
me Podatku Narodowego naiozone-
go | postanowill wyznaczona kwote
zebrac.
Komitet Obywatelski miejscowy
PREY wsp6iudziale miejscowego du-
c~howiehstwa zwoiai zebranie 1 u
rzadzil jeszeze listopadzie z. r.
pob6r Podatku narodowego. Doko-'
nano wyboru poborcow Podatku,
kt6rzy W ciagu grudnia / pfowy sty.
cznia obeszli domy rodak6w.
Staraniem miejgcowego toTarzyst
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7 BRIGHTON PARK.

Do Komitetu pol. Tow. ma Brighton
Park ofiarodawcy zlo&yld dar1tny Jah
n~astepuic:
Kolclltor Kazimicrz Krupa ~sHo'chto-
wal ma % mHSionowy fumdusz oil "b%"'
X. Krupa s.; /. Nlespuj soc; j.. N"A-
gym 81: S. Cisek 81: W. S~ta"hcwicH 81
+. Krelawsloi soc: 7. RZenLed'Cii 'Vr'
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S,ypa 25c: ]. Mlynarczyfi 81: w. Fia"-
kowstl 81; w, CTdjka 50: J.. BH -:
J.. Zleba 81; l.. Gusek 81: ]. J"'" 80
$40: p. Juszczyk 81; X. Iaso $50 W.
Zalo s.; A. Dworak 81; I. Su'la s.; W.
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INK sl4; w. Rych s.; w. Soiarsd 49,
w. LegudxI 81; l.. Kdlawski 81; J. Ci-
chof. s.: w. Berg 25c; S. Zieba 81; ra-
zem $106.75.
Ma chrzclnaeh u pahstwa Jana Serosa
nod mr.. 1885 W. 31-sza nj. Jan SzroSa'
50: A. Macznik 81; X. Krupa Sl.29; ST.
Wrzosz,G 81; Jan Borda 81; st. Zfetni-
K 81: +. Mugler $1.s5; p. Patrzaiek 81;
Ig. Lenpart 81; J6zef Borla 81. Razem
$11.50.
TOmnsz Wiertelak,
sekretarz protokolowy.
$3.50 S. Francisco Ave.
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Z WACkAWOWA.

W ubiegla niedziele, to jest 26-so
b. m. staraniem kOmitetu LOkalneSo 2.
r. y. No. %, odbyl sic W sail parafial-
nei obch6d rocznicy powstania Stycz-
niowego polaczony z Dniem Polskiem.
ma kt6ry liczne grono patryOtycznych
rodak6w / rodaczek przybylo. Wywia-
zujac sic z Obowia1ku sekretarki o.
weso obchodu, zaZnaczam, il byf ME
bywaiy entuzyazm obecnych, oraz O.
fiarnosc tychze ma Fundusz Miliono-
Wy. Program odby1 sic jak n~astepuje:
Prezes Komitetu Lokalneso 2. r. \.
No. Is oh. Wojciech Danisch. pc krot-
KEN przem6wieniu w~yjaSnil W jakim
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ryum Polskie W Orchard Lake.
Mich, to jest jegO ucmiowie / fakul.
tet nauczycielski, zloiyIo 8 ,O1S.OO,
to molemy mice pojecie O miIosci
ojczyzny wSr6d uczaccj sic mIo--
dziezy.
s3koiy inne zaozynaja r6wniez IL
rz9dzae skiadki - a wlr6tce i dziat
wa szkolna swc grosiki niesG bedzie
ma Oltalz Ojczyzny. -
q Detroit, Mich. Cd tel dziatwy
przyszlo juz przeszlo $500, w Chi
cago w Akademii Najsw. Rodziny
zfozyiy polSkie dzicwczeta Z CORA
500 dolar0w. Ma inne czekamy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31

wr6cie ca}y nasz byt narodowy".
Ia zas grozba, kt6rej nadewszystko
lekaja sic Prusacy, to przywr6cenie
Polsce dawniej polsklch prowincyi
Poznahskiego, Slazka / wybrzeza
b~altyckiego, czyli ziem, kt6re siusz-
ME Bismarck uwazal "a podstawe
materyalna %pruskiego panowania W
Niemczech 1 "a bastyon strategicz-
ny, zwr6cony ku Wschodowi.
Zauwazono niejednokrotnie, jak
starannie CESAR Karol I - pomi-
mo swych kiopot6w - zabiegal o
w~ykrojenie 2 przysziege panstwa pol
skiego calej Galicyi wschodniej, o
kt6ra lyle bylo sporu W ciagu woj-
ny.
Prey tel sposobnoSci naleiy pa
mietac, re Judy slowiaiskie roz-
mieszczone So dokola osi, ktora ciag
ME sic cd Uralu pc Adryatyk. Cali
eva wschodnia znajduje sic W sa--
mym srodku tego systemu. Mocar-
tswo usadowione ma tym obszarze
pozyska}oby W istocie kontrole mad
aywotnemi artyerami tego ogrom-
nego skupienia, tel aglomeracyi sto-
wiahskiej.
Ley eaten W interesie Aliant6w,
iaby ~usunieto stad Austrye (czy tei
Ukraine), ably zaS Polska W dalszym
cislgu okupowala ten slawny ba-
styon. kt6rego przeg szesG stuleci
broni}a pred %napasciami hord mon
golskich. tureckich i kozackich.
Poznahskie - to polska Lotaryn-
ga: Galicya wschodnia, to Al2acya
dla Polski.
Bee Galicyi wschodniej. kotlina
Wisly znajdzie sic Gala pod grozba
nieprzyjacielska: DO odpadaia Cd
razu kresy wschodnie, a Warszawa
znajduje sic W polozeniu ekscen-
trycznem. ma krancu obszaru naro-
dowego. Me nalezy tez zapomniec,
re Gal,cya wsChodnia stanowi punkt
wyiScia strateglczny ME tylko pre-
civ Po!sce. lecz take przeciw Lit
vie i Riaiorusi.
Wr6g usadowiony u podn6&a kar-
pat .zaWszeby kusi} sic o ,,wyr0wna
ME" granic, przez wypchan.e zywio-
lu polskiego ma p6lnoc, II. W OF
warte sseroko ramie obceg6w pru--
skich.
Wyparta za$ raz z Galicyi. bylaby
Polska o%depchnieta cd osi sWiata
slowlaGsk!ego. I ME moglaoy wien
Gas wypelnic swej wielk:ej misyi
h~istorycz1ei. jake n~ieodzowny lac
mix pomiedzy Znchodcm | Wscho'
dem | iako przedmurze dla nawafn!'
cy germahskiej.
Pr6cz vice gwarancyi ma Zacho'
die. konieczns So rowniez nj
Wschodz.e. Tutaj chodzi o Alzacye
Lotaryncie. o Luksemburg i Belaie
q tam Jest kwestya Poznahsliego
Slazka. Gdahska 1 Galicyi Wschod
niej".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31

wa Polek odbyl sic d. %. stycznia
koncert W sail Auditorium ma eel
powyzszy. Ma koncert ziozyly sic
wyste9y m~iejscowego choru sw. c.
cylii oraz wystep %uczennic p. AZ
nieszki Nering z Chicago. Publicz-
nose miejscowa polska / amerykah-
ska przezywala mile chwile W CA
sic tego wieczorku.
Me poprzestaiac ma tenn, Komi--
tet Obywatelski ma ostatniem posie-
dZeniu zgodnie uchwalii N~rzadz.c
vice ag~itacyjny l~acznie 2 obchodem
styczniowym.
Vice ~odbedzie sic dnia .. lutego,
b. r. W niedziele pc n~!eszporach W
sail paraf!alnej Sw. Jana kantego'
r6g ulic Cedar i 139tej.
Komitet wiecowy z~aprosii ma te
~uroczystosG zamiejscowych mowcow
duchownych. wojskowych ! swiec-
kich - zaprasza Ia droGa wszyst--
kich rodak6w miejscowych z o.
kolicy ma te uczte duchowa. ktoreJ
celem jest cegielka. potrzebna 90
odbudowy naszej wolnej O~jczyzny'
A. =.
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Il. o. W Norwich, Conn. 2,039.63
X. o. W So. Bethlehem, Pa. 1,23J.OO
Il. o. W RiveFhead, ". v. 100000
Il. o. W Wausau, Wis. 1,423.S4
h. o. W Southbridge, Mass. 1919
X. o. w Mahoney, Pa. 100000
X. o. w Ashton, Nebr. 3,576.32
X. o. w East Chicago, Ind.
(Calumet) 1.O69.45
X. o. w par. sw. Wojciecha
w st. Paul, Mimi. 3,166.74
X. o. w Cudahy, Wis. 3.433.S3
Il. o. w Lorain, o. 2,51S.OS
X. o. W Shenandoah. Pa. 100000
X. o. " Oil City. Pa. 2,O34.OO
X. o. w Bridgeport. Conn. 1O,272.02
X. o. w par. Sw. Trolley w
Chicago 4,S24.42
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X. o. W par. sw. MlchaIa W
So. Chicago. 16,8SS.6S
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sunny dcwOdzq nailepiej i przekOnu-
.js najbardzicj O rzetelnej piracy Ola
Ojczyzny, jaka niekt6re Komi:ety
rOzwiiaia, by stanaG Ia wysOkoscl
zadania.
Powazne wprrst sunny. jake ME-
kt0re kOmitety nadeslaiy w tym
m~iesiacu rokowaG ka5a, re / w in
nych zakwitnie praca i ME hrak be-
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SIZE rezultaty.
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DO snlachetnej ~rywaAknacyi saa-
ia take nasze wyisze zaklady nau-
kowe w dziedzinie ofiarnosci.
JesIi zwaiymy, ie Same Seminal
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w CALUMET, EAST CHI
A G MONA nabyt Dzicnnik
Chicagoski, II pana Koscielniaka,
pnr. 5O0S Melville ave.
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KANTOWA.

Choir Sw. Jana kantego Cstarszy
urzadza przedstawienie teatralnc go
dnfa ego marca, b. r, o godz.nie sc.
wieczorcm w sail parafialnej. Odegra
ia zostanie wesola komedya W trZecl
aktach 70 Spicwami, \. t. ..Stary Pie
chur i syn jego ulan''. Najlepsze SHY
kantOwskicgo ch6ru biorq udziai. 81
lety 81 do nabycia u czlonk6w / czion'
kin ch6ru. ofaz u p. F. N~owickicgo, p
mr.. 1913 W. Chicago ave..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31

Pred parn dniami, odbyl sic pogrzeb
(. y. FranciszIa Mas. p~owsz@chnic
znamcgo I lubianego przcZ wszySikicl.
Imarly byi asystentem Gi6wneGO "a
ryadcy firmy Crane and Co.. PREY Ca
nal i 14-ty Place, gdzie wielka llczea
nasZyCh rodakGw pracuje. Chorowat
dIugo / ciezko. ~pOddajac sic vol 30
lei. Byl on .s1waerem p. FrancisZka
N~owlckiegI. organisty PREY kOScieie
sw. Jana KanteGo. Pogrzeb odbyi sic
nadzwyczaj okazale przy udziale k7e'
wnych / llcznych znajomych, z kosclo-
Ia sw. Klemensi, PREY zbiegu ulic De-
mings Place | Archer Y N~abohehstwo
za{obne odprawl} Prev. Monslgnor X.
Rempe. Ma ch6rze podczas naboaeh-
silva p!eknie spiewal Choir 2 pnrafh
sw. Jana Kantcgo, pod ~dyrckcya p
Francfszka Nowickiego, z towarzysze-
MEM skrzypiec | organu. Ma Offerto-
RUM odspiewala parma Helena CO.
rzyhska solo 49, Domino In fororem
tuo" (MoniuSzki), n ma Benedictls.
vykonala Pie Jesu", 2 t~owarzysze--
MEN skrzypiec / orGanu. Choir zas wy
konai Msze DE P~rofunctis's rekwial-
ma. Zwfoki zmarlego zlozone zostaiy
ma vieczny spoczynek ma parceli IA
milijnej ma cmentarz uSw. BonifaceSo.
Mech odpoczywa W pokoju.
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Kazimierczycy przygotowuja sic DO
uroczystego obchodu. dwUdZieSto.pic--
clio letniej ~roczniry zaioaenia Towa'zT-
silva. PoIobno skrOmny wicczorek to-
warzyshl bedzic ola c~zionk6w, ably
vsp6lnie po szeregu lat MONA byfo
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Fourteen
Christmas
Opportunities

Back of the story of the Fourteen
Christmas Opportunities of the Asso-
ciated Charities is another story of
many families that have graduated
from the hard school of dependence to
the happier lot of independence and
complete self-support.
In these instances the money given
for the family has proved permanent
Investment by enabling the children
to stay at school and under their
mothers care to prepare themselves
to take up the family support. In
other instances matrimony has step
ped in to solve the problem. AS a
matter of fact several of the widowed
mothers have remarked, to their ad-
vantage, and that of their children.
One needs to go back no further
than last year to discover that sew
eral Of the families have successfully
graduated from the opportunity group.
For example. the widows in two Of
the families have remarked, and their
husbands now are supporting them.
In another family the mother Is re-
ceiving a pension for the death Of her
husband At the front, which, added
to the earnings of the older children,
renders the family self-supporting.
In another family known to the AS
sociated Charities for many years the
two older children are working and
new are able to care for their mother
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were the only ones out of eight women
questioned who were not excused be-
cause of conscientious scruples
against infliction Of the death penalty.
New HaGEard and Worn.
New went into his second day of
the trial. visibly haggard and worn.
Compelled to pass abreast of the en-
tire crowd in the little court room.
he avoided the stares and barely
dropped his eyes in recognition as he
passed his devoted mother. Mrs. Lii
lie Berger. who sits hour after hour
staring ahead at her son.
Thus far Mrs. Lesser, mother of
the slain girl. has not appeared at
the trial. 1t is believed she is con-
serving her feeble strength in order
to appear at . crucial period in The
rial. when by her dramatic entry she
vii exert a subtle but powerful infiu-
ance on the jury.
Attorney c. w. Claypool. OF Indian.
ipolis, known to have represented
irs. Berger in her paternity" litiga-
ton with United States Senator New
thirty years ago. had not sarrived
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Will Plead Insanity.

Lecompte Davis. leading counsel for
New. made il clear the defense would
be insanity. Thomas Lee woolwine,
district attorney, who. with Deputy
Asa keis, is prosecuting the case, an
nouneed that the State would not at
tempt TO prove New is an Intellectual
giant, but would maintain he was in
telligent enough to be held RESPONSE.
bic for his acts. Many OF his oues-
tons seemingly were framed with the
idea OF ascertaining whether the
venireman believed man of what he
termed dull" mentality should be
punished IL he committed a crime.
The name Of Senator New was men.
toned early in the proceedings. Mr..
Wooiwine asked veniremen IL they
were acquainted with Senator New or
any OF his relatives, and said he
thought it possible testimony might be
introduced regarding alleged circum-
stances OF News birth and alleged re-
lstions of News mother, Mrs. Lille NJ
Berger. with Senator New
The two women temporarily ac
cepted as jurors, Mrs. Harriet Wright
OF Sierra Madre, and Mrs. S. A. Brad.
held, OF Long Beach, nearby citiea
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ITALIAN DEPUTIES
CLASH OVER FTUME
Premier Nitti Attempts To Make
Statement Amid General Up
roar In Chamber.

ROME, Dec. 1.-THE session of the
Chamber of Deputies broke up in an
uproar today while Premier Nitti was
attempting to make a statement on
the Fiume situation.
The turbulence began during the
debate and rapidly grew worse, ap-
preaching it's climax as the premier
attempted to speak. Socialist mem
bers shieked epithcts at their no.
litical opponents and made clamorous
protest against the use of arms for
the restoration OF order at Milan,
where a strike has been in progress,
Deputy Capitani started to attack
the government and for fifteen min.
utes his lips could be seen moving
as he shouted and waved his arms.
but nothing could be heard in the
pandemonium.
Some of the members had carried
bells into the chamber and they
added to the din by ringing them.
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Seeks to File Supreme Court
Suit Protesting Encroach-
ment on Police Powers.
WOULD OBTAIN INJUNCTION
Will Contend House Vote Was
Inadequate as One Point
In Attack.

Rhode Island in the Supreme
Court today began its fight against
Constitutional prohibition.
Backed by an appropriation OF
$1,000 from the State Legislature
Attorney General Rice asked the
court at noon for permission to file
an original bill Of complaint against
the enforcement of the Constitution
al Amendment on the main ground
that It is an encroachmsnt by the
Fedsral Government upoa the poliel
powers Of the State.
Expect Annosncenseat MeAAay.
II the court agrees to hear the
case, announcement Of which Ii ex-
pected Monday, the State will i'm
mediately ask for an injunction to
restrain Federal authorities from en-
forcing the. amendment as provided
for in the volstead law In Rhode
Island.
Rhode Islands case 10 the second
brought to- the Supreme Court at
lacking constitutional prohibition.
New Jersey liquor dealers started one
yesterday. but this was backed by
private individuals. while Rhode
Islands action is a State suit against
the United States. | Il
Claim Police Powers Taken.
Rhode Island intends to make the
point that prohibition cannot be en-
forced in Rhode Island against its
consent, the State being one of the
four that hiss not ratified the amend
ment. But, regardless Of this, how.
ever, Rice contends, the amendment
is not valid because it takes away
from the states the police powers
granted by the trainers of the Con-
stitution. This, he holds, makes the
passage of amendment by Congress
invalid, because it had no right to
submit such an amendment to the
States.