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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26
RUSAI NACIJONALISTAI
DzIAUGIASI BOLsEVIKU
NEPASISEKIMAIS.
Lenkai "perdaug uzimti
bolsevikais.

Paryzius, rugs. %. - Tarpe
taikoS konferencijoS atStov'l
pakilo pradziugimaS. Aptul'i-
ma * RuSijos ziniQ, kad dide-
IiuS boISevikamS Smugius duo
tia generoIo Denikino karluo-
imenG ir lpnkai. Sakoma, yla
viItieS. kad gen. Denikino ka-
riuomeni veikiai SuSisiekS Su
lcnkaiS. Tuomet vieni IL xiii
bendromis j6gomis gales plu-
Syti bolSevikuS.
TomiS ziniomi> labai pra-
dziuge il vietos rusai nacijo-
naliStai.
Talkininkai neturi priemoniu.
TaIkininkai neSuranda jokill
priemoniu praSalinti voklefl1l!
kariuomene * PahaltijOS pro-
vinciiQ.
KeliS kartuS vyriausioji tai
kos konferencijoS taryba krei-
ptSi ! NokietiioS vyriauSybe il
i toS kariuomends vadq, gen.
Won der GoItz'Q.
PastaraSiS pazymi, jog jo
vei1kima> piInai prikIausaS nuo
vokieGiu vyriauSyb&s. Jis tai
.kininkamS pataria kreiptieS !
vyriauSybe.
Vokieriu vyriauSybG gi vel
atSako, kad gen. Won der GoItz
jos iSakymQ neklauSQS.
Taip vokieGiai il gudrauia
prieS talkininkus. Ir ndra prize
moniQ iSvyti vokicGius is Pa
baltijoS.
Lenkai "uzimti."
Tik vipni lenkai su savO ka-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26
Ne SvettimsaIiQ, bet Ameri-
konu Streikas

kG Fitzpatrick. Mes valStijin"
poIiciia baiSiai brutaliai apsl-
rina ne tik Su vyraiS darbnin-
kaiS. bet Su mOterimiS IL val
kaiS.
ToIiau< pirmininkaS SuSirin-
kline praneS9, JOG Sis Streikas
nGra <vetimSaliQ darbininkQ
~treikaS, kaip tvirtina kapita-
liStu Samdininkai, bet tikras
ameriEoniSkas streikaS. Mes
Siandie StreikuOja daugelis IL
GiagimiQ amerikonQ darbinin-
ku. KaS kitaip tvirtina, taS me-
luoia, sake Fitzpatrick.
Prane$ta, jog Gionai atke-
liauia Frank p. Walsh, buveS
naciionaltS kar6S darbo tary-
hos pirmininkaS. Jis tia tyr!-
mes abelnqii stow.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26

TiSza paSkui huvo pareikaIa-
YES parodyti jam ultimatumo
turini ir grumojo net rezlgna-
yimu. Bet ultimatumas jain ne
huvo parodytas.
TaS susii'inkimas buvo pirm
pietu. Pc pietQ turdta vel kitaS
isuSirinkimaS. DiskuSuota mo-
biIizacija armijoS. SuSirinlil-
man huvo pakviestaS II gene
ralio $tabo vir$ininkaS. Mobl-
IizaciioS plenai palikti paSlap-
tyje.
Diskusuota europine kare.
Atlikus mobilizacijos klausl-
mo reikalus, susirinkime buvo
diskusuoiama apie galimq pa
kilt europine kare. Buvo sta
tomas klausimas, kokia tuomet
role tektQ Austriiai-U
Ir Sitam klausime virSQ ga
vo uzsieniQ reikalQ minister's
grafas Berchtold.
Prize tQ dokumentQ prisegta
kopija notos mirusioio impera-
toriaus. Ant tos notos pazyme-
ia, jog imperatorius susirinki-
mQ nutarimus SKATES il juos
savo paraSu patvirtines.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26
SURASTA KARES
KALTININKAS.
Jis yra Austrijos grafas
Berchtold.

Vienna, AuStl'ija, rugs. D.
AuStrijoS- S-Ungariio> archivuo-
Sc SuraSta dokumentQ apie bu-
vuSioS AuStrijos- -UngarijOS Wy
riauSybGS laikytuS SuSlrinEi-
mus prizes paSkelbimq kar3S
Serbijai.
Is dokumentQ patiriama, jog
kare Serbijai paSkelbti Aus
trijoS- Ungarijos vyriauSybe
nu<prend6 liepos I, 1914, SuSl-
rinkime. " kar6s paskelbimQ
stipriausia stov6jo tuometinis
Austriios- -UngarijoS uzsieniQ
reikalQ minister's, Srafas
Berchtold. PaklauSyta 10 isve-
dzioiimQ il patarimQ. Tad "
karis pradziQ didziausias kal-
tininkas ir yra grafas Bcrch-
told.
Pamin6ta dienq ministeriu
ir kitu valdininkQ susirinkima
buvo atidares grafas Berchtold
il tuojaus stoies uz paskelbima
kar6s Serbijai. Karei buvo
priesingas grafas Tisza, tuo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26
RATIF1KUOTI sAJUNGA
AR PADIDINTI ARMI-
IA.
Taip sako kares sekretorius
Baker.

Washington, rugs. -. - A
na dienq prizes militarinl kon-
grc<o komitetq if vel kalbtjo
kartS SeIiretoriuS Baker. JiS
paSaki:
"KoI bus gaIutinai iSteigta
tautu Sqiunga, taikoS IalEul
proponuGiama 100000 vyrIl
armija bus kaipir kudikio ZaiS-
las.
"Be <qiungoS gi kiekviena
didziuld vieSpatiia tmi apSi-
ginkIuoti ligi dainty. Gil mes
poSenovei SuSiIauktumdm ME-
ko ncSverianGio> (ncrci$kian-
GioS) SpdkoS'.
SekretoriuS praneSd. kad
gen. PerShingaS ligSioI atvirai
nciSrciSkr> Savo nuomontS a.
pie padidinimQ nuolatlnt> Suv.
VaI>tiiQ armijoS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26
PASAUTAS SERIFO
PAGELBININKAS.

Charleston, w. Va, rugs. 20
Logan pavieto serifo pagcl,
bininkas Don Chafin norejo su'
areStuoti viena zmogQ, bet bu-
vo pasautas.
Sakoma, pa$erifa paSoves
angIekasip organizaciios dis
trikto no. II vice-prezidentas
Petry. Pastarasis suarestuotas'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26
BELGIJOS KARALIUS NO
RI PASKOLOS AME-
RIKOJE.
Nuo bankininku nori gauti
nors so milijonQ.

New York, rugs. %. - Ne
veItui Sion >alin atkeliauia
Belgijo> karaIiu> AIbertaS.
VietoS bankininkai .iau taria>r
kick daug pinigQ butQ gaIilna
paSkoIinti BeIgiiai.
Sakoma, jog Belgija pa>i-
tenkintu Siuo kartu gautl kad-
il 80 milijonV dol. Bet llur-kas
butu geriau gavuS 100 miliio-
.m.
Bankininkai sutinka pa>ko-
limit pinigU BeIgijai. Tik dar
nenutal'ta, kokiQ Suma SkOlintl.
Kalbasi su korespondentais.
GarIaiviu George Washing
ton atkeIiauja Gia beIgQ kara
Illus. BpvirIiu telegraph Mal
la< prane$ta nuo to laiVo:
KaraIiuS AIbertaS Siandir
(.ugS. ~ kaIbGjoSi Su lai!HaS-
Giu korpSponhpntaiS reikalr
Savo ap<iIankymo Suv. NalSti-
lose. .Ji< pazymGjo, kad 10 aF
SiIankymaS yra SuriStaS Su biz
niu.
Gereja stovis.
KaraIius sake:
"Pamazu gerGja StoviS BEL
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26
Golnpers llz PIieno
Streikq kaltina Gary

met poIicijoS virSininkas pra-
iIio vyti iuo> laukan IS tarny-
Dos.
Gompcr> paklauStas apie
vul>ti.iinc policijQ atSakG:
"NoS praeitoS kcIiOS dienoS
Pcnn>yIvaniioi lluoaiSkiauSiai
parodo. JOG vaIStiiinG policija
yra nr kitkaS, kaip tik ka-
zokai. Tokir darhininkQ orga-
nizacijon ncgaIi but priima-
mi.
Gompcr> iSrciSkG nuomonH,
kaL kari< $ykrrtoriu> viSuO-
met hutQ patri>intaS, jci jiS
uIdruu~tu or&unizUoti tuo> ka-
ZokN>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26
Ka turejo daryti darbininkai?

Prizes tarpyaI>tijini komitc-
l@ Iiudydama> Gomper< pazy.
u41io, jog darhininkai huvo
priver>ti pakcIti >treikQ. Sake:
"Kuomrt darhdaviai at>i>a-
kt tartir>. kuomct jie at>i>akj
ra>imatyti >u darbininkV at
>torai>, kuomrt at>i>aIl1 pri-
.paZinti .juoS at>tovai>, kQ-gi
tuomvt tmljo daryti darhi-
.ninkai!! Daugiau nieko, kaiiI
.tik pakeIti >treikQ.
"J,i jus, gcrbiamieii. zino-
tunnel dmbininkQ stow il 50
Iyga> ten, kun yra piirno kor
prraciio> dirbtuvi>. jus apim-
II. huini. Trnai vicno> zmog-
zudy>ti.>, uzpuIdinGiimai, ares
t;rvimai kaip vyrll, talp mote
lU. DirhtuviV detektivai >uk-
Giai ten uzdraudzia darbinin-
kum> turIti >uSirinkImu>.
.Ir;ioc EnoOn1S lniEOmi l;0-
! Itiimuo>r be parankV. Pirm
kelly dienQ Mckee>porte nuzu,
dyta moteriSkG. jig nuzud(
lolnpaniio> detcktivaS. Tas
zno@zudi~ paliuoSuotas pc
$500 paranka.
: Senatoriu< Thomas iSrelSE,
upguiIavimq, kad Gary nenorA'
10 matytie> Su darbininllQ at,
Stovai>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26
DVARUOSE STREIKUOJA
DARBININKAI.

Berlynas, rugs. 26.
SchleSwig-IiOl>teinO ap>krl-
tvj EckplnfOrde SuStreikaVD
iarbininkai dvaruOse.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26
NORETA SUSPROGDINTI
TILTAS.

Newcastle, Pa, rugs. -. -
Vakar SuSekta, kad nezinomj
piktadariai norGjo SuSprogdln-
ii gelezini gatvekariQ tiltl
<kcr>ai upelio Consequences,
ing, arti EIwood City.
PIieniniuoSe piIiuoruoSc is
grqzinta nemazoS SkyItS. EkS'
pprtai trirtina, kad toS $kyld>
pagamintoS dinamltui.
Ties tiltu pa>tatyta Stlpr'
$argyba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26

Paryzius, rugs. %. - Va
kar vyriausioji talkininkQ ta-
rvba SvarSte Austrijos Galici-
JOS stow. LenkQ puse gynt
lenku premjeras Paderewski.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26

metiniS UngarijOS premjeraS.
SitaS suSirinEime aiSklno,
idant pirmiau prizes Serbia pa
naudoti diplomatinius kelius.
iSerbijai paskui pasiQsti nuo-
laidesni ultimatumq, km'iS bu-
tu priimtinoi formoi. n tik jei
tokSai uItimatumas butQ at
|meStas, tuomet pavartOti glnk-
lus.
Berchtold stovejo uz kare:
I,grafo TiSzos sveikuS pata-
rimuS atSakG grafaS BerchtOld.
Tarp kitko jis pazym6jo: "Da-
bar atsakanCiausias momentaS,
neS Vokietiia paSirengusi duo
ii pagelbq."
Tisza, Sakoma, dar karta bu-
vo pasiprieSineS tokiam Stai-
giam veikimui. Jis pazymdjo
net europineS kar6s pavojQ.
Bet Berchtold tuoiaus atkirto:
"Dabar proga taip tinkama,
kad greitas veikimas yra butt
mas"
Po to susirinkime paGaryta
rezoliucija pasiQsti Serbijai
aStrq il nepriimtina ultimatu-
ma ir kuoYeikiaus imties gin
klQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26

%iiojc. MuSQ zmont< %'n''lc,
INFANT proporcijonaliai atii"ka
kur-kaS daugiau darbo, kalp
zmoni> kitty SaIiV, nuk"Attju-
Siu nuo kart>. Sales rrkonS-
trukciia >tumiama pilmyn ga
Id paSckmingai.
"Brt SaIiai butinai reikalIn-
gi SvarbQS vi>okie pagerini-
mai. MuSu Svarbiausia* rcIka,
IaS - tai gauti kredit4. Mes
nepageidaujamc, kad kaS plln,
gals mus apdovanotQ. Bet pa
geidaujamc, klH AmerIko$
biznieriai muSu relkaIuS SUI
praStu IL nepaSkupdtQ NUNS
>av0 kreditO'.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26
Gerai, kad Lenkail
"uzziimti'' BolSevikais

fluOllene Sal pfaSlhlQ No>le-
riuS is PabaltijoS.
Deja, lenkai Siandie taip la
bal uzimti' veikimu prizes
boISevikus ir Savo vidujiniu
reikalQ tvarkymu, jog talki-
ninkai nei nedrista prisiminti
IenkamS,. kad .iie eitQ kauties
81 vokieGiaiS PabaItijoj.
TomiS dienomis * Paba1ti-
JOS parkeliavo vienaS ameriko-
niSkas oficieras. Jis tvirtina,
jog vokieGiai veiIliai apleisia
taS "RusijoS daliS" If leisia
vietoS gyventojams uzsiimti
SavaiS reikaIais, kurie didziu-.
mole yra agrariniai.
Kolcakas vel atsigavo.
RuSai naciionaIiStai gavo cia
ziniQ, jog Observation-Disclosures
vadaS OmSke. KoIcakas, isnau-
.jo atSigavo il iSnaujo ina
Smarkiai veikti prieS bolSevi-
kuS iSiIgai SiberiioS gelezinke-
lio.
Sakoma, jog Kolcakas per-
tvarkes visa savo kariuomenee
If Sita pasekmingai einanti va
karu Sonan. Tie patyS rusai
!! gavno grain 2iniQ il is gen,
Denikino kariuomen6s fronto.
Bolsevikai atnaujinsia tarybas.
BolSevikai buvo mdgine pa
daryti atSkiriaS taikas su Els
tonija, Latvija il Lietuva. Pr
miauSia tarybosna buvo pa
kviete EStonijOS atStovuS.
Nuo SitQ boISevillai patyrf,
;kad toS viSoS tryS vieSpatijos
yra nutaruSioS nedaryti atski-
rial taikos Su bol$evikais.
BoISevikai tad tuojauS per
trauki tarybas.
Cia, vienok, Sp6iama, kad
LeninaS iSnaujo mdginsias at
naujinti tarybas su Pabaltija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26
Gereja stovis.

KaraIiuS sake:
"Pamazu gertja StoviS BEL
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-26

Tik vieni Ienkai su Savo ka-
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25
AMERICANS WANT
 MEXICO CLEANED UP

(An American resident of Mexico in
 the Outlook
 My business takes me to various parts of Mexico, and I never lose an opportunity of sounding the political sentiment of the average Mexican, who is not part of the governing class. During recent months I presume l have spoken with at least fifty, con sisting of railway employees, ranchers, etc Perhaps 80 per cent of these rep resentative men with whom discussed Mexico and the solution of their griev- ous problems expressed themselves frankly of the opinion that they them selves have no hope that Mexico can re-establish law and order unaided. The majority look frankly to the United States for the aid so necessary in saving them from utter ruin and de- struction.
 This opinion, as it impresses me, is not based upon any feeling of friend ship for the American people, because there is no such friendship, but is the result of an experience of banditry from which they wish to escape, ire spective of any racial feeling. This class of people would offer no active re- sistance to the United States in the event of military intervention. A ma jor of the CarranZa army told me, in confidential way, that he personally hoped for the day when the Yankees would clean up the country; that he would aid in so doing, provided he felt sure that they would remain until com
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25
You Are Investing Your Money
 With These Men:

who have paid dollar dollar for their stock Study the men behind the Weimar Oil Company who backing their judgment with their money-as well as advising their friends to buy: W. J. DOsBS, President-Wemar, Texas Coffee Daas), experienced oil operator, who stands high in his community Invites investigation. His judgment on oil properties is recognized among the large com panies of Texas.
 A. p. BECK, Vice President-For nearly thirty years a merchant WeiTnar, Texas, who has done business Do You Believe in These Men-Do You
 Friends on Anvt
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

signed a five-year contract with Gold wyn.
 Frank Lloyd, who is directing Ger aldine Farrar, has purchased a large ranch in the mountains. The place IS ideal for a sportsman like Lloyd, as Il is within a few minutes drive of the sea, where boating and fishing are to be found. The deer country is but few hours removed from the auto road, and much small game abounds in the immediate vicinity Lloyd is happier than ever these days-why not?
 Earle Rodney, though seldom heard from vocally, has been one of the hardest worked Christie juveniles in the past ten weeks when he has ap- peared in six different Christie come dies with Dorothy De Wore and Ethel Lynne.
 Helene Chadwick, formerly a Pathe star, will play opposite Tom Moore at the Goldwyn studios in his next pro- duction. Harry Beaumont win direct
 This picture business is a great thing if you haven't any he'd" quoth Ed Flanagan, when asked how he liked the silver-sheet stuff in comparison with the old ''legit." We have worked every night most of the time and every day some of the time and the spare moments left over we spend in the bath tub, so there you are. It's some life, believe me" MT. Flanagan is CO., starring with his partner, Neely Ed wards, in "The Hall Room Boys"
 Katherine Macdonald in her second feature production, The Bleeders,'' has an unusual role which shows an inter esting angle of society life. The story is cleverly drawn by the pen of Mar gery Land May and adapted for the screen by J. Grubb Alexander. Roy Stewart is the leading man and the other prominent players are Kathleen Kirkham, Clarissa Selwyn, Winter Hale and Wedgewood Novel;
 The Brentwood studio will be strongly represented on the Jane pro- gram of the Community theater. Hol- 1 lywood- Through the courtesy of King W. Vidor, his assistant, Dick Morgan
 will essay the title role of "The Shep- herd in the Distance" an Oriental pan
 tomime by Holland Hudson, originally played by the Washington Square l Players in New York. The Misses Ju- lame Johnson and Olive Burton. who | appeared in King Vidor's last picture will take the parts of the Princess anl | the Slave, respectively. Lavish stag
 ing and gorgeous Oriental colorings are
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

south we must soon expect an interna- tonal friendship. The great moral force of mutual respect and fair deal- ing is the foundation upon which is to be reared eventually the structure of a really friendly relationship between us.
 In the meantime the better element in Mexico should be aided by us in military way in establishing law and order. They would respond to our ef- forts as Cuba has responded. The task
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

plete order had been restored, to in- sure his personal protection
 The substantial relationship which we as Americans and they as Mexicans should have is that based on a mutual respect one for the other. The indi- vidual American and the individual Mexican may. and frequently do, have real and enduring friendships, but it is misleading to expect that in our rela- tionship with our Latin friends to the
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25
With The Movie People

Margarita Fisher. the American star, returned to Santa Barbara and has re- sumed film work after a week spent in the city purchasing new outfit
 The old Essanay studio at Culver city, long since idle, has become fam ous over night. From housing one and two-reel companies. it has jumped to the rank of honest-to-g goodness five reel features, which will be produced by Wayne Mack. This is to be only a temporary home for MT. Mack and his family most likely. The first of his productions will be a comedy drama with charming little Sunshine Mary Anderson.
 C. Raymond Nye, who played the heavy in The Lone Star Ranger" in which William Farnum enacted the title role, wrenched his foot badly when dismounting from a fractious horse.
 New York fever has struck the coast Many players are going east on visits and vacations and now Kathleen hlrkham is preparing to leave. | Henry King on a longtime contract.
 Cash on Delivery" which has just been finished for Bessie Barrisca1e, is the eighth photoplay story which H. H. 1 Van Loan has completed in one year Van Loan has signed a contract with Myron Selznick to write three plays for that producer. Olive Thomas is to be the bright particular star in one of the pictures.
 Henry Walthall has finished his last feature, The Parted Curtains" and will star immediately upon the next production, "The Confession" under the directio nof Bertram Bracken.
 Ada Gleason is to make trip to New York.
 Armed with large amount of fish ing tackle and an untouched motion picture script, Mitchell Lewis, with his company, has gone to the Columbia river, Washington, with the dual ob- ject of an unprecedented fishing sea son and filming of his fourth feature drama to be released by the Select Picture corporation.
 Jane Starr, formerly with the Sen
 nett studios and that of the Keystone , and Vitagraph. is now in stock at the L-Ko studios playing in Wm. Watson
 company
 George Hall, who used to be a. we'll known photoplayer on the coast. writes from Paris that he hopes to follow his
 letter directly home
 r Peggy Hyland has started a new 5 picture under the direction of Edmond ! Lawrence at the Fox studio. ' William Parsons will remain in New
 York for several weeks. during whicf
 time he intends making one or two ! comedies. In the event this is done Louis Chaudet will probably be draft. t ed to direct them. which with his many ] duties in connection with his feature 7 starring Miss Rhodes, win provide ( . very busy session for one man. s Fred Stone will be in Los Angele, , before very long and will spend tn, s summer acting in his own features. A J. Calaghan, for long with the Essa
 nay company, is associated with Alr
 Stone and acts as manager. Franl g BorZage has been engaged as director Cullen Landis, one of the most gift . ed juveniles in motion pictures, ha
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

of pacification would not be as difficult as we have frequently been asked to believe. The process of disarmament could be done quickly and there would be but a small fraction of the whole people who would attempt any sus- tsined resistance once they believed we were in earnest in restoring to them, justly, the respect for law and the condition of order now so lamcntaply needed
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

Mollie Mcconnell, erStWhlie star OI legitimate comedy, has just finished picture with Emmy Whalen, star of the Metro studio, in which Molly played opposite Emmett King, who has recently come out from New York. The picture is The Family Tree by tinis Fox.
 Wallace MacDons1d says that Cliff Robertson of Goldwyn should make good trout fisherman Why? Because he casts so well.
 William D. Taylor. who recently re- turned from France as an officer in the American army. is out at the Mo rosco studio putting on a film version of "Hnckeberry Finn" Taylor, who is handling the megaphone, has re- uuested Jessie Hallett, casting direc- tor, to send out an s. o. s. for char acters.
 Al E. Christie announces that he will positively not make any film produc- tlons in Europe on the site of the late lamented war.
 Spike Robinson, the gentleman film actor. is enjoying the sights of the Yosemite
 Monte NJ. Katterjohn. the writer. has settled down to the grind of turning out four feature film stories which will he produced by Harry Carson.
 Thomas H. Ince, famous photoplay producer, announces the presentation during the coming year through Para mount, a series of productions featur- ing as co-staIs Douglas MacLean and Doris May. The productions and the prices paid for the screen rights are: "Mary's Ankle" S20,000; Whats Your Husband Doing?" S15,OO0; "231s Hours Leave" S12,OOO; Behind the Door, " S10000; Some Honeymoon" s10,00o; total. s67,0
 George Hackthorn is vacationizing at Catalina
 "A Mans Fight" the latest super feature with Dustin Farnum, has just been edited and titled at the Bruntor studios and will be sent to the home offices of the United Picture Theaters Inc, in New York City. At a private
  nounced unusually good by critics.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carter De Haven hay, leased a summer residence at Ocear Park Mrs. De Haven claims an invig. orating atmosphere as the paramoun reason and Mir. De Haven claims othe- things invigorahng, so the real trutl of their sojourn will probably never b, known.
 Maj. Ian Hay Beith. soldier, lecture and author, will arrive in Los Angele his week to start work at once as member of Cecil B. De Miles iterar, staff at the Famous Players-Lasl, studio.
 A distinguished cast, comprising number of the screens best known per sonalities, has been selected to suppor Geraldine Farrar in her first Goldwyl picture made in California Playin opposite the diva is her husband, Lou Tellegen- Others include W. Lawsoi Butt, Naomi Chlders, Lydia Yeaman Titus, Arthur Carew, Alec B. Francis E. J. Connolly, May Giraci, Franci / Marion, Mile Dione and Hazel Bren non.
 Hary Boehme and Richard Spier ar playing go1f-casualties: seven brokel drivers and six lost golf balls; severa ions of disturbed links and tvvo oOa fs
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

promised for the nine scenes of this act.
 Dan Russell of the L-Ko studios, has renewed shis contract with the man agement to the tune of two years agreement.
 Pauline Frederick's choice of leading men seems to have settled on Milton Sills, who is to appear opposite her in her next Goldwyn picture under the guidance of Reginald Barker.
 l.. ]. Warner, of Warner Bros, well known New York City film producers. arrived today from New York with the latest government propaganda film, "Open Your Eyes" This produce ton was made by the Warner Bros. for the medical department under the per sonal supervision of Surgeon General Rupert Blue and is the opening shot of a national campaign of warning the youth of America.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25
What Are You Waiting On?

Don't know that PARAMOUNT is going to THREE DOLLARS-or more-a share Cant you realize that PARAMOUNTS holdings alone worth times the capitalization of the company you fact that PARAMOUNTS lease in Block 46 S7o000 Do of the wes-now nearing the sand-adjoning PARAMOUNTS well to you have no stock Did have stock offered a pany with well more than half way the ocean liquid at s1.5O per share? Talk about QUICK ACTION why, PARAMOUNT should bring in a CUSTER within TWO weeks.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

Hary Boehme and Richard Spier are playing golf-casualties: seven broken drivers and six lost golf balls; several tons of disturbed links, and two goats.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

Al E. Christie announces that he will positively not make any film produc- tions in Europe on the site of the late lamented war.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

Spike" Robinson, the gentleman film actor, is enjoying the sights of the Yosemite.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

MoIlie Mcconnell. erstwhile star of legitimate comedy. has just finished q picture with Emmy Whalen, star of the Metro studio, in which Molly played opposite Emmett King, who has recently come out from New York. The picture is The Family Tree by tinis Fox.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

Cullen Landis, one of the most gift ed juveniles in motion pictures, has
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

Wallace MacDons1d says that Cliff Robertson of Goldwyn should make a good trout fisherman. Why? Because he casts so we'll