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Williams news., 1919-09-05
DUEL INDEFINITELY PUT OFF
How Wisconsin Congressman Turned Challenge to Deadly Combat
 Into Matter of RidicuIe. ]

The story of the Potter-Pryor duel, the famous challenge of Civil war times whereby Wisconsin congress- man by ridicule put dueling in disre-' pute, recalled by the death of one of the participants, is told in interesting style in the June number of the Wis consin Magazine of History, quarterly publication, of the State Historical s0- ciety.
 Roger A. Pryor, the Virginia con- gressman who figured in the episode died few months ago in New York city. It was he upon whom John Fox Potter of East Troy, Walworth county, then representative of the First con- gressional district of Wisconsin. dur ing April, 1860, brought nationwide ridicuIe in answer to challenge to a duel. Congressman Potter offered to- fight with bowie knives at a distance of four feet, but Pryor refused because they were "so demnition vulgar"
 Most of MT. Potter's bowie knives, including tine enc he purchased for the duel and others sent to him after the affair, are now on exhibit in the State Historical museum, Madison
Williams news., 1919-09-05
One Drawback.

Washington is colored man and he follows the profession of cleaning up back yards Also he was the first man to think of wrapping horses fore legs with fly paper, keeping the flies off their legs and catching MT. Fly at the same time
 One of the women he was working for said to him Washington, your fly paper is a success. I see that by the great number of flies there are on the paper"
 'Yes! Yes !'' said Washington, 'but once in a while that horse gets his legs too close together and they stick and has to pull lem apart for him."
Williams news., 1919-09-05
RETROSPECT

 70 conquering poet, thou that hast The whole world at thy feet, What laurel-garlands crown thy pastl Is not the present sweet?
 POET. 'Td fling away my crown of bay, Lose it without one throe To feel beside my own today The tender heart flung away Long. long ago!'' 70 statesman, thou that guidest things With godlike strength of will, Thou art more regal than earth's kings. They hear thee. and are still"
 STATESMAN. "I shape the world continually, lay its monarchs low, And yet I'd give the world to see The dead eyes smile that smiled at me Long, long ago!' 70 warrior. thou that earliest high Thy grey victorious head, What paeans echo to the sky At thy war-horse's treadl"
 WARRIOR 'T heed them not long to hear The child's speech, soft and slow, That used fo sound upon my ear, So sweet, so pure, so silver-clear, Many and many and many a year ago!" George Barlow.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Theory May Be Everything
 But Production of Sound

Theory may be defined as every thing but the actual production of sound. For example, the performer should know the following items con- nected with the music to be inter- preted. The key it is in, time, marks of expression, relative values of notes, pitch of notes, introduction of acci- dentals, intervals. accent, phrasing. syncopation, directions referring to speed, slurs, special marks for empha- sis on certain notes, intervals and many other things too numerous to mention. A knowledge of theory is es- sential to the proper interpretation of any music worthy of the name.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Agriculture Is the Chief
 Occupation of Finlanders

In spite of it's northerly position and its poor soil, agriculture is still the chief occupation of Finland, even though the cultivated area covers only S.5 per cent of the land. The coop erative movement, the introduction and use of modern agricultural machinery and improved methods of cultivation have greatly helped in the develop
 ment, but there is ample opportunity for further development. Cattle rais- ing and dairying also have grown con- siderably during the last decades. The lumber industry ranks second in im- portance, with about 61 per cent of the area of the country forest lands.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Should Apply Slogan DO
 It NoW," in Letter Writing

The secret of letter-writing as we'll as Of other writing for most of us is the open secret of using the odds and ends of time. If we wait for an hour or a day or week or month when we can sit down and write uninter. ruptedly, we shall probably wait in vain or else acquire such a habit of waiting that when at last the time ar rives we shall waste it waiting for some more. Do it now. If there is time for a line write a nne-if for a page, write page. if for word, write the word.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Parchmented Leather Valuable.

Parchmented leather has greater strength while lacking the elasticity of tanned leather, and the belting of M. Felice Gilardiri of Turin is designed to combine these special qualities. The hide being impressed deeply with a trelliswork pattern, the compressed portions are unaffected by tanning agents, while the interior of the meshes is tanned in the usual way. The product has the required elasticity and is claimed to be so strong that belts may be much narrower than the ordinary.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Ne Way to eeat the eame.

There is no way to dodge the high cost of living.
 Once we thought there was. It was fine plan and we determined to try it out. Meat was too expensive. So we would quit eating meat.
 Therefore we ordered cabbage and asparagus and spinach and beets. Im- mediately the price of vegetables went up.
 We found you couldn't fool the food man. He has a sure system. The price is high on whatever you want to buy. You can switch from one dish to another as often as you choose. but the little old price tag will beat you to it.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Ten Hens to a Home.

By keeping backyard poul- try flock the family would not only help in reducing the cost of living but would have eggs of a quality and freshness which are often difficult to obtain.
 Each hen in her bullet year should produce ten dozen eggs. The average size of the back yard flock should be at least ten hens. Thus each flock would produce in a year 100 dozens of eggs. which, at the conservative value of 40 cents a dozen, would be worth $40.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Nut Cake.

Cream half cupful of butter; add one and one-half cupfuls of sugar; add two cupfuls of four alternately with three-quarters of cupful of milk. Sift half teaspoonful of soda with one teasp0onful of cream of tartar; fold in the stifiy beaten whites of four eggs and flavor to taste. Add one cupful of nut meats, lightly f1oured.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Dairy Cows in China.

In Canton 25 years ago there were practically no cattle used for dairy purposes. Today there are about $50 cows of foreign breeds and about fifty buffaloes kept exclusively for milk. The Hongkong dairy farm and other dairies in Victoria and Kowloon, with a total of 1,200 cows, depend largely on the Chinese residents in those places for the sale of their milk.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
A FEW PLAIN CAKES.
one.Ean Cake.

Beat the white of one egg stiff: add the yolk and when well mixed gradu- ally stir in one cupful of sugar, mixed with four tablespoonfuls of butter, three-quarters of a cupful of milk, one and one-haf cupfuls of -four, one tea spoonful of cream of tartar and one half teaspoonful of soda sifted with the flour.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Went Too Far.

''The aged caretaker of a certain castle in England was prostrated the other day."
 How did that happen?"
 "A facetious visitor, just for a joke, asked to be shown a room once oecu- pied by the kaiser."-Birmingha Age Herald.
Williams news., 1919-09-05


 
  in asked Alexander wou pronounced them ready for the flight the bride
Williams news., 1919-09-05
French Loaf Cake.

Rub to a cream one and 'one-half cupfuls of sweet fat; add two and one half cupfuls of sugar, three well-beat- en eggs, two and one-half cupfuls of four, sifted with teaspoonful of soda and two teaspOonfuls of cream of tar tar, three-quarters of a cupful of sweet milk, one and one-haf nutmeg, grated, two and one-haf cupfuls of flour again; one-half cupful of milk; mix in the order given. Divide into halves and to one part add raisins, citron and nuts; the other bake in a plain loaf. This will give you fruit cake and Q plain cake with one mixing and one baking. both with good keeping quail ties.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
couIdn't See 1t.

Fortune Teller (reading cards)-"You have money coming to you, but no sick ness whatever" Client-''That'S singu- lari I'm the new doctor across the way"-Boston Transcript.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
BELCHING
 Caused by 

Let EATONIC. the wonderful modern stomach remedy. give you quick relis9 from disgusting belching. food-repeattnss Indigestion. bloated. gassy stomach. dyspep- sia, heartburn and other stomach miseries. They are all caused by Acid-Stomaoh from which about nine people out of ten suffer in one way anotheI. One writes fol- lows: Before used EATONIC, could noe eat a bite without eIchlng it right up. sour and bitter. have not had . bit of trouble since the first ablet."
 Millions victims of Acid-Stomaeh without knowing it. They are weak and ailing, have poor digestion, bodies imprcD- erly nourished although they may eat heart fly. Gravs disorders likely to follow tk an acid-stonach- is neglected. Cirrhosis o4 the liver, intestinal congestion, gastritisS catarrL of the stomach-these only & few of the many ailments often caused by Acid-Stomach.
 A sufferer from Catarrh of the stomach of II years standing writes: ''T had catarrb of the stomach fo- II long years and never found anything to do any good-juse temporary relief--until used EATONIC- If is wonderful remedy and do not want to be without it.''
 If you are not feeling quite right-lack energy and enthusiasm and don't know just where to locate the trouble-try EATONIC and see how much better you will feel in every way.
 At all drug stores-a big box for Soc an6 your money back if you are not satisied-
Williams news., 1919-09-05
These Irritating Husbands.

You must buy me some new clothes. Other women can't tell me from my cook =
 "Now, why do you say that, my dear? Has any lady tried to hire you away ?''-Louisville Courier-Journal.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Mothers Cook Book

When men speak Ill of thee, so live that nobody will believe them.-Plato.
Williams news., 1919-09-05

Luck is merely a sugar-coated name for mental laziness.
Williams news., 1919-09-05

How superior an old codger witS eight hairs on his head looks at a bald-headed man.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Daily Thought.

Minds which have nothing to confer find little to perceive.-Wordsw
Williams news., 1919-09-05
True.

"Pa. what. is the most difficult kin6A of hunting there is?"
 '1'House-hunting my boy"
Williams news., 1919-09-05

Busy men nearly always are happy men.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Chocolate Cake.

Cream tablespoonful of butter; add one cupful of sugar, one cupful of sweet milk, two eggs and two cupfuls of flour, sifted with two teaspoonfuls of baking powder; flavor with vanilla To half cake or less of grated choco- late add half cupful of milk; boil, re- move from the heat and add one cup full of sugar and the yolk of one egg stir into the cake. Bake in layers and use boiled frosting for filling
Williams news., 1919-09-05
Simple Chocolate Layer Cake.

Take one cupful of brown sugar, one-quarter of cupful of butter, one quarter of a cupful of sour milk, one teaspoonful of soda, one teaspoonful of vanilla, one egg and one and one quarter cupfuls of flour. Dissolve two squares of chocolate in half a cupful of hot water and stir into the cake the last thing. Bake in layers and put to- gether with boiled frosting.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
FAIRY SODA
SUCHARY

Pecene $ povrchem posole-
nym, aneb s povrchem oby-
cejnym. ~Nejznamenitejsi a
nejchutnejsi suchary pro ka-
zdou potfebu sodovych SUI
chari.
Knpujte Fairy soda's, pa
kovane V plechoyych krabi-
cich, ably V sobe jemnou kfeh-
kost podrzely.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

ka cd mas. Nell .jsme vsak take
"a republiky sye potyeky, ba
yalku $ nepfatelskyIni sousedy.
Byly patky ma Tssinsku, byla val
ka $ Madary o Slovensko. Jake
byly tn ob6tiY Ma stesti mono
fici, 70 male. Phi vpadu mad'ar-
skem kolovaIy hr6zostrasn6 zpra-
Wy o nasich ztratach, o tisicich q
desetitisicich mrtvtch, yina byla
nespravedlive svalovana tehdy ma
nasi stranu. Mono vsak dnes die
spolehliva vysetfenych dat sdsli-
ii, re pocet mrtvych Y cele valce
Madary nelosahl ami poctn 500,
Ma Tesinsku pax nebyly tyto
ami 2 daleka takoveto.
t6chto ztrat hofce feline a ma pa
die $ bolesti vzpominame. Chteli
ably byla budovana nase re-
puhlika bez krveproliii. - Kez Sc
nam to nadale zdafi!
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
miny
ohrozuii lode

Stockholm, =. prosincc. Ne.
bezpcei pro dopravni lode naslcd.
KEN plovoupich min V Severnim
mort sc zvysu.ic, die prohlaseni
hlavniho inspcktora sytdskeho oh.
chodniho lodstya, kterF predpovi.
da. zc letosni zimy budou tyto mi
ny vstsim nebezpecim nei kdyko-
liv pred tim. TAX rozsahla byla
minova pole q tolik min polozeno,
ie anglictf a amciicti odstrahova-
d min pfi vcskerf energii a opatr-
nosti nebyli $ TO vsechny zniaiti.
Velke mnozstvi min nyni plove k
Syedskem pobiezi, tax &c nebez-
peel plavby Y techto yodach Sc ie-
nom 2ylsi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Rumunsti d1stojnici
jsou pozenstili

Bukurest, Z. prosince. - Rumu-
nj, aspoi ~obyvatelt NEST, jew vel
.kou zalibu W voiavkach, voiiavtm
.mydle, kosmetickych prostredcich
a .jinlch nmelych pomiickach k
.%zviSeni krasy. To plati netoliko
o zenach, nybrz i v znaene mire Ia
Ike o mulch. Primerny mlady du-
sto.inik rummske armady je ma
women, napraskovan, nabarven a
namnoze ! upjat V sn6rovackn. Je-
jieh ~zzenstilost je tasto pfedme-
tenn poznamek cizich dustojnlki a
navstevnikii. Takovy distoinik
je bezvadne oden jake sam Beau
a .ie tax zdvofily jako
lord Chesterfield. Y pine slave a
skvelosti mnzete spatriti tyto dh-
stoiniky sobotu a V nedeli ma
korsu Calae Victoria. kterazto n.
lice ma takovy vyznam pro Buku-
rest jake Pata avenue pro New
York. Oblecen azuroye modrou
'uniformu, vyzdobenou vylozkami
cervenymi, S lakovymi vysokyml
botami, opatfenymi postflbfenymi
ostruhami, ktere zvoni ia chuze, a
lesknoucim Sc kordem pc boku, BIZ
INmi kozenymi rukavickami a s
cetm@mi rady ma prsou, fini POGO
ruhodnon figulu. "Tamhle ide',
poznamenal onehdy jisty anglicky
distojnfk pr spatfeni navoneneho
a naparadeneho dnstojnika. Mem
to dokonala dama?"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Armenska vojska
porazila Tatary

New York, N. Y, Z. prosince.--
Rozhodna rorazka byla episode
ma tatarskym sbofdm, vedenym
tureckymi dnstojniky, vniknuv-
sim do neutralniho pasma, zfizc-
neho v jiznim Kazkazu, ma pomezi
mezi Evropou a ASH, armensk.ym
%vojskem, die kabelogramu, ziska-
neho Americkym vlborem pro
neodyislost Armenie. Depese pfi-
pojuje, re pet set tureckych mrt-
v.ych a ~ranenych bylo p%onechano
ma bojisti a ziskano bylo nekolik
set z%aiatcil, IA strojovych pusek a
znacne m~nozstvl stfeliva a potra.
vim.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

Dine 6. prosincc 1919.

49,
V pondali min. tydne poctlI
mas zde navst6vou pan Jos. Drti'
ma, organisator n. G. h. J., mace;
v ntery uspofadal pfednasku. iei
byla yzdor nepfiznivtmu pocasi
dosti slusna navstivena. Poslucha.
ii byli naneivyse obsahem pied.
nasky uspokojeni o mimo TO po-
dafilo Sc p. Drtinovi optt nskolik
novych clena pro mas Rad H.
skati.
- Pocasi name asi jake vsude
jinde - prave zimni a snih pad6
skoro ka5deho dine, tax re v br2-
ku nebude .iei AMI kan odklizet.
Nouze o uhli zatina 81 ] u
mas jevit, NJ jest .iich hodnf, KITE
RI jsou dostatecn6 zaSobeni uhlim
NJ do jara a pro skolu name u
hi jcste asi ma me>ie. Y nejhor-
sim pfipade Dude ovsem nutno
topit dfivim.
Pan Jan Kopecky p~festeho-
val svoji holirmu do sve bndoyy,
- Manzelka zdejsiho reznIka o.
de.jela do Chicago, kde Sc zdrzi
navstevou pres zimu.
Pan Jos. Sobota prestehoval
Sc do mesta do residence, kterou
pred casem koupil.
Ma '.Denni a Nedelni Po
krok" 81 predplatil p. Karel kon
ma. KIDD asi Dude pfiste?
V 1cta- Y. h.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Prahne vase
pc zeleze?
2elezo Jest ccrvcne krve potravou, icA
van dodava silly. raznosti a noel.
Jak udclat xkonsku.
JET 20 fdeli.

skuteSne zkousky krve dokazuji, 10
ohromne yelky poset lidi, kteii ison sls-
bi a churavi, trpi nedostatkem ieleza
We sve krvi n sc re idane fnt pfitiny
neehurayi, nezli nedostntkem zelcza. -
NedosUtck Selcza ochromuie %zdravou,
mocnon Utmost, strhne veskere ~dstroif
n seslnbnje relou soustavu. Ble'ly obli'
eel, %nervosni popnjliva n6lada, nedo-
sta,ck silly n vytrvalosti n neschopnost
mtfiti Sc So silnSmi, rhznSmi jidmi V
Aivotnim zayodeni - isou yesmds drn.
hem vSstrainich znameni, jcz pfiroda
udelnie, kdyz krev stava Sc iidkou, Bile
dou, vodnatou n doslovne trpi nedostat
KEN Seleza. pakli neiste SWIM stavem
iisti, zaidetc ku syfmu lekafi n m9itc
lei K tomu, by vasi krev prozkoumal n
pfesve,iete So m Gem iste, neb iinak u
cinte sami nhslcduiiei zkousku. - Pre-,
sstdcte sc, iak dlouho mhzete chodit,
'aniz byste Sc unavili; potion vczmttc
dive pdtigranove tabletky Nuxated Iron
tfikrate ienne. pc kazdem idle, po diva
t{dny. Potion znovu zkuste svoii silu
n pfesNtlete So, mnoho.li iste nabyli.
Obohaccnim krve n utvofenim novfch
%eervene krye telisck, Nuxated Iron Sc.
sill ncryy, obnovi seslabeue bunicinv n
napomaha vlevat obnovenou energii n
sin 10 cclt sonstavy.
Neni jake starsi. ~neorganicke vyrob.
ky, Nuxated Iron jest snadno pfizpuso-
bitelne, %neposkodi zubn, nezcernaii, ami
zaludek nczvraci. Vlrobei zarueuii IL
pine uspokoiive v~5sledky kazdemu od.
kupniku, nebo VAN pcnizc vrhti. Jest k
dostani u vsech dobrleh lekarnik6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Jugoslavie podepsa-
la rakouskou smlouvu

Pafia, s. prosince. = J~ugoslavie
stala Sc iiz ncastnikem mirovych
smluv 5 Rak0nskem a Bulharskem.
JihoslovanSti delegati podepsali V
Sobotu odpoledne smlouvu bulhar-
skou Y budove zahranicnilio mini
,torstva. Soucasne take podepsa-
Ii finantni dodatky k rakouskt
smlouve, .iakoz1 k%lausule, cinici o.
patfeni pro pravni oehranu men
sin.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Zprava o dopadeni
Villovs %nepravdivou

FL Paso, Tex, 6. p%rosince. =
Andres Garcia, zdejsi generalni
mexicky konsuI, obdrzel telegram
4 voienskeho hlavniho stanu v
Chihuahua Mast6, kterem Sc pra-
Vi, ze zprava 0 dopadeni prosln-
leho reyolucniho nacelnika. Fran
cisco Willy. nezaklada Sc ma pra-
vde.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
GRAHAM
SUCHARY

~Nejznamenit6jsi k jfdlu
pfipravena obilna potraya
pro dltky vseho start, pro ne
income, pro dorostIe osoby
pro kazdeho.
Kdykoliv Sc vas zaIudek
stane "nepokojnym,' najez-
te Sc Items Graham sucharii
$ mlekem ' miscq, nebo pill
a-pnl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Neodvisli socialiste
v Nemecku pro SOVIET

Lipsko, 7. prosince. = Kongres
neodvislych socialisti We vcerei.
sim zasedani pfijal jednomyslna
program. prohlasujici Sc pro zff-
zeni s~ovStsktho systemu V Meme
cku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Dne /. prosincc 1919.

= Pan Karel Okfina, yoiin '
Ceskoslovenske armade, pfive2l
81 V minulem tydnu manzelku.-
Gratulujemel
Oslava, ~pofadana ma pocest
vrativsich Sc zdejsich vojfnG, q.
listopadu, v Sokolovne, vydaiila
Sc znamenit6. Sin byla pfeplne-
ma a vojin6 Sc dostavilo pres 10
Slavnostnimi recniky byli - vlp.
Zalud, p. NJ. Bouse, okresni klerk,
p. Mizera, pravnik 2 David City 9
p. Emil Zeleny z Bruno. Program
byl velmi zdafile zdejsimi skola-
ky proveden. Pficinenim dam cd
Cerveneho kfize vojinGm dostalo
sc znamcniteho pohosteni.
- PAM Blatna, manzelka pana
Vaclaya Blatneho, sfastn6 sc ma
vratila 2 Omahy, kde temer pc
cely tyden meskala navstevou
pfatel a byla milym hostem rodi-
ny p. FIR. Bartose.
Sic. Agnes Blatnych, ose-
tfovatelka, prijela domG ma ma
vstevu a zaroven sncastnila Sc
"Home Coming" slavnosti. Dru
heho dine vsak ubirala sc zpet "a
svym povolanim zpet do Omahy,
odkud ale jiz v nedeli byla z Da-
vid City volana, by ma cas- prijela
osetfoyat pf. Kovaroyou.
Zdejsi mestska rada zadala
jiz prodej dluhopisd ma opatfenl
elektrickeho osv6tlenf a zEizeni IL
ME, tax re do nov6ho roku hodla-
me miti nase m6sto "a noGni DOLBY
pskne a moderne osvetlene.
Josef Dvofak odejel Sc svo-
il manzelkou do Kalifornie, KID
Sc hodlaji pres zimni obdobi zdr-
zeti.
Pocasl pfitomne name zde
obstoine, napadlo hezky snehu q
phi tom p9kn6 mrzne Zasoby II.
hi ubyvajf a obchodnici nemaji
nhlf ami dost malo ma prodej. Ne.
vim, jak to Dude dopadat, pakli
sem v brzku nebude n6jake uhli
zaslano. Ma venkove jest Size do.
sti drfvf, to ale Sc nezamlouva nj
komn d6lat, aGkoliv n9ktefi bn.
dou k tomn prinuceni, pakli sem
nebude n6jake uhli zaslano. ri.
ma, jez teprve zacala, potrva je.
Ste alespon etyfi mesfce a tax tc
zde $ tim palivem vyhlfM bled6
jake vsude jinde. Skola ma jesti
asi ma diva m9sfce Mill.
Pan j. J. Novotny, rmvazei
posty, podal resignaci a ieho mi.
sto zaujal p. Ed. Hlavac. Take
zdejsf postmistr, pan FIR. Ffala,
podal podekovanf Sc re sveho q.
fadu. KIDD jehe nastupcem Dude,
posud Sc nevf, jelikoz teprve 10.
prosince budou zadatele sklada'
zkousky.
Sleena Albfna, dcera man.
zeli p. v. Blatneho, JET navsteyo.
vala vySsf Skolu v Omaze, pfijela
/. p~rosince domi, jeIikoz byIy
tam weekly skoly ma n~eursitou do
bu zavfeny. Slecna Albina ztra-
vi tudiz vAnoce v kruhu robin
mem. Pffstx vice. 8 pozdra-
VEN na yseeky
VzcIav f1afny
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-05-03
TUESDAY,.
"HE COMES UP SMILING"

From society dramas to photoplays
of the road, is only an ordinary step
for a screen star of the ability OF Doug
las Fairbanks and as a result OF TINS
versatility, the athletic and smillhg
Aircraft star will be seen in the role
of a tramp in his newest photoplay'
"He Comes Up Smiling" which will
be displayed at the Warfield Theatre
Tuesday
In the role of Jerry Martin, THE
Watermelon Mr.. Fairbanks has de-
veloped a real character, filled with
such whimsicalities that it fairly bris-
ties with fun. The Fairbanksian smile
and athletics are in evidence every in
slant and it is said the attraction of the
audience does not lag for an instant
from the time when Jerry is seen
chasing a canary, until the final scene
when he takes his pretty little Billy
to his heart.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-05-03
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.nvANCE NOTICE FROM y
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MONDAY

r,odo Rara the William Fox star
ia TO be seen at the Warfield Theatre
Monday in her latest super-productloh'
"The She Devil.
Az the coquette and siren OF lazy
little villige in Spain the noted screen
artist entrances a bandit among her
many admirers and he lays at her rect
stolen riches only to find that she mas
deserted him. ,
He gives chase, finds her in Paris
at theatre, and, when she eludes hlm'
gains entrance to her room where ne
ortreats her to return to Sunny Spain.
She refuses but does return with an
artist whom she followed to Paris after
he had painted her portrait
How the siren outwits the bandit
,ftor he seizes her and the artist, ana
eventually makes the bandit prisoner
in his own home, thus opening the way
for her escape with the painter Is most
beautifully and convincingly told in a
masterpiece of film craft.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-05-03
WEDNE SDAY.

Hearts Asleep" Bessie Barricale's
latest production, has all the elements
of an excellent photoplay-humor, pa
| thos, romance, mystery, atmosphere,
dramatic action. An unusual story
acted by splendid cast makes this
picture well worth seing
The theme is one which will interest
ALL rich and poor, the society woman
the shopgirl, the millionaire and the
man who has no income tax to pay.
1t resolves pertinent and much
discussed subject in satisfactory
way. There is love story-the ro-
nance of girl of the slums and
wealthy bachelor; how a girl who had
lived among crooks all her life went
straight in life of every temptation,
and eventually proved herself superior
had birth and society standing.