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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
Italian Senator ASSaiLS
President On Fi1In1e Stand

town. The senator recalled the NOV
Ing scene when d'AnnunZiO. speak
ing 20 crowd at Fiume, uufUrled
a flag ne had carried throughout the
war. men standing revercntly un-
covered III the rain and women fall
ing % their knees saying. "It is holy
water"
The senator quoted from an alieS-
ed telegram sent by PTes.t Wilson 10
Premier Nit-i in which the president
was reported 20 have said
'Every solution contrary 60 that
which I have always upheld regard
Ing Flume would stand in sharp con-
trast with the direction OF foreign al
fairs which have always had the
honor 20 support As ] drmly be-
iieve. your doubts concerning the re
cepuon which The italian people
would give 20 d. solution ~ The FIuwe
problem different from taat defend
Cd 5y an imperlallslc minority have
no actual foundation The question
~ F!ume does nor seriously luteres.
the Italian people.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29

ferry entrance 20 hold in check the
crowds which gather at the gdtes
daily. Several attempts have been
made by friends and relatives o. tho
detained passengers 70 storm the
piers in an effort 20 reach the ships.
They cannot understand the delay
and fear their friends are to be de-
ported
immigration officials claim that
heir work is delayed 10 large OK
tent on Ellis island because of the
congestion there due to the deten-
tion Of a large number o. radicals
ana undes.rables being held for do.
portatiou.
The greater number Of the :nmi.
grants being detained are Italians. i,
was stated Several hundred Greek
passengers are also held.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29

Ey associated Press
ROME, Saturday, Dec. 27.-Sen.
Puue. speaking IN the senate SUNDAY
on the Adriatic question asserted
that Pres't Wilson in his message TO
italy had assumed an arrogant tone
such as would not have been adopt
I'd in the last country toward a little
principally The senator. although
an Old man participated In the war
as an officer Of Bersaglieri. He de
clared 10 was necessary for Italy 20
have Flume and the Volosca district,
besides the part OF Dalnatia granted
her by the pact OF London. and said
that Gabrielle d'Annunzio, the italian
insurgent leader, had saved Fiume
Sen. Pulle said that In Italy. and
much less abroad. the people did not
understand the patriotic passion ex-
istinE in Fiume and Daluat!a which
was assuming a dramatic and even
a tragic character as in the case OF
Count Nino de FanfoEna Of Trau,
who died broken hearted because
the failure o. his Dictatorship IN that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
SAYS HE WILL OFFER
FIERCE RESISTANCE

FTUAIE. Dec 28.-Amed resist
ance 20 the "last morsel of bread
and last drop OF blood" IS Gabrielle
d'Anuunzio's latest decision IN de-
mandinE further guarantees from.
The Italian government 20 insure tha
annexation OF F-ume 20 italy. The
situation is q stronger deadlock
than ever by reason Of the soldier
poets mistaken obE-iuacy 90 remain
in Fiume until his demands are met.
The national council has reversed
its decision 10 accept the govern
ments proposal and has voted %
support C'Annu1zto's stand wha
with q large following of legiou-
nai-es s-lll remains master Of the
situation inside the C'.y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
Rail EMPLOYEES
WILL IRON OUT
TROUBLES TODAY
Brotherhood Trainmen Off
Gals Meet to Discuss Pro-
posed Railroad Laws.
GOhPERS CALLS CONFERENCE

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-Pend-
ing railroad legislation will be dis
cussed at two meetings to be held
Monday IN Washington while at .
third the question OF an increase In
the wages Of railroad employees is to
be considered Foremost among the
meetings will be the conference
called for 3 o'clock by Samuel Com
pers, president OF tho American
Federation Of Labor. at which the
chiefs Of the four railroad brother
hoods and heads OF 10 affiliated
trades are expected to decide on the
attitude 10 be assumed by organized
railroad workers toward the anti
strike provision OF the Cummins
railroad bill.
May Can Strike.
None Of the four brotherhood
chiefs had arrived in Washington on
Sunday night and the several pres
idents OF the other unions we're re-
ticent as TO the action to be taken
at the conference. The view was
rather generally expressed. however.
that the railroad workers would
adopt a declaration of principles in
accord with the stand taken by the
railway machinists' union. which has
voted TO strike II the more drastic
lobar provisions OF the Cummins bill
are placed on the statute books.
The first meeting OF the three in
volving phases Of the railroad sit
uation will be held at 1890 o'clock
when the members OF the congress
sional conference committee on rail-
road legislation meets 10 iron out
differences between the Cummins
and Esch railroad reorganization
bills as passed by the senate and the
house, respectively
No Definite Action.
Members OF the committee said
Sunday night II was not TO be ex-
pected that any definite action
would be taken Monday and GER
tainly not on the anti-strike section
Of the Cummins measure which 4:
10 be postponed until after other
disagreements are eliminated.
The question OF an increase in the
pay OF shop employees. pressure foI
the settlement OF which was propos-
ed last fall at the suggestion Of
Pres't Wilson Will come up at the
conference at which committee:
representing six shop trades plan tC
have during the day with Director
Gen Hines Should the appoint
ment with director general cOnflic
with the general meeting Of railroad
workers. il was said that the wage
conference might be postponed unit
Tuesday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
INPLICATE HUN
IN EXPLOSION
Former Naval Officer Said to
Know of Black Tom
Catastrophe.
BY Associated rress /:

By Associated Fress
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-Recom-
mendations viii! be made to Pres't
Wilson by the department OF just
ice that the court martial sentence
Of death imposed some IA months
ago on Lathor Witsche. former Ger
man naval officer for plotting against
the United States be set aside and
that the officer be tried for viola
ton OF the espionage law by a fed
eral court. it was stated Sunday
night by a high official OF the de-
partment.
Witsche. who is said by officials
here 10 have been captured in No
gales, Ariz.. early in 1918, is now
being held in the military prison al
Ft. Sam Houston, awaiting presi-
Dental disposition OF the court mar
tial which tried him. While depart
ment Of justice officials refused to-
night TO give in detail the nature OF
the charges against the German Of
Of the charges agfcer. reports were
not denied that evidence in posses
sion OF the government had con
nected him with the Black Tom ex-
plosion at Jerser City and with pro
paganda designed 20 arouse the pop.
| ulation Of the south were not denied
Pres't Wilson. IL Is said, after go.
ing over the findings Of the court
martial was not convinced that the
case OF Witsche was one within the
jurisdition OF the military authori
ties and for that reason has asked
the opinion Of Atty. Gen. Palmer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
REMOVE PICKETS FROM
WILLYS-0VERLAND co,

TOLEDO. o.. Dec. 2S.-Removal
OF pickets from the plant OF the
Willys-Overland Automobile com
pany began today following the fed
eral court order issued yesterday
which granted a permanent iniunc-
tion preventing pickets from labor
unions from interfering with over
land workers. In making the order
public. Judge John NJ hililts de-
ciared that striking workers who
have remained off the payroll since
the labor disturbances OF last June
can no longer be classed as en-
ployes.
Judge KilIits also ruled that the
court could not recognize the rights
OF individuals % proloug labor
controversy after its substance has
fled"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
DEMOCRATS May
USE RAIL PLANK
Government Ownership of
Roads Looms Up for
National Campaign.
BY LOUIS LUDLOW.

Ncws-Tines Washington Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-That
government ownership is looming up
as an issue in the democratic ma
tional campaign next year was indi-
Gated by an incident that occurred
at "a dinner given the other night
by Sen. Hitchcock OF Nebraska In
honor Of William J Bryan.
Hold Debate.
At that dinner, where no report
ers were present. Mr.. Bryan and
sen. Aalee POmerene Of Ohio. both
potential presidential possibilities.
had a debate, impromptU but none
the less interesting, on the subject
OF government ownership Z n a 2
proved very entertaining 20 the dem
ocratic statesmen assem- bled around
the festal board and which forecast
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
SHOOTING ARRAY
IS STAGED NEAR
VICE REGAL PARK
SAYS NAVY KEPT
SPAIN FROM WAR
Rear Admiral Decker Makes
Startling Disclosures
to SeC'y Daniels.
By Associated Press

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-State-
ments made by Rear Admiral Deck
er, former naval attache at Madrid
to the effect that he and his assist
ants We're instrumental in prev enting
spain from Joining the central pow
ers during the enemy offensive of
March. 1915. and that his work was
hampered by the American ambas-
sador probably will be investigated
during the congressional investiga-
tion OF the award Of naval decOra
tions, by Rep Bufkin, republican of
Massachusetts, Of the house naval
committee. said sunday night.
Rear Admiral Decker's statements
were contained in letter to Sec'y
Daniels made public Saturday setting
forth the reasons which prompted
him to decline the navy cross for
which he was recently recommend
ed by Sec'y Daniels.
Inadequate Reward.
In my opinion" the letter read,
this award is entirely inadequate 70
the services that were performed by
the Office Of the naval attache and
those who worked with me. The
effect Of this work was 70 keep Spain
from entering the war against us
the time Of the enemy's March orfen-
Sive Of 1918, also reduction Of the
submarine activities off the coast OF
Spain
IF my estimate is correct ~ the
letter said. my services and the ser
vices Of those who worked with me
in spite Of the opposition of the am
bassador is certainly greater than
the work done by any single battle
ship in the war or 10y officials sta
toned on shore duty in an admin
strative capacity"
Friction Among Diplomats.
The letter contains the first init
nations of friction among American
diplomatic and naval officials at Ma.
drid during the war.
Mr.. Iufkin said Sunday night tina
members Of the committee on nava
affairs from the house and senate
with whom he had discussed Rea
Admiral DeckeT's letter had express
ed themselves as In full agreemen
with his opinion that the statement
deserved congressional investigation
/ Rear Admiral Decker and other ma
val officials stationed in spain dur
/ ing the war VIII probably be calle'
| before the Joint Investigation com
\ mittee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
MAKE EFFORT TO END
GOTHAM RAIL PROBLEM

NEW YORK. Dec 2S.-Efforts 20
solve the street traction problem OF
New York. whose principal street
railways and subways have been n,
financial difficulties for years. viii;
be made at public hearing The
receivers were instructed Sunday in
q memorandum filed by Judge Jul
ius M Mayer i'm the federal district
court 90 apply TO the board OF es-
Inmates for such n hearing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
DENIES RIVALRY
CAUSED MURDER
Woman Arrested in SanduSky,
o., Makes Statement to
Mount ClemOnS Sheriff.
Dy Associated Press /:

BY Associated Press:
MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich, Dec.
2S.-Statements that rivalry for her
affections had led 20 threats OF vio-
lence against Stanley Brown. kille ]
In his automobile near here las,
Tuesday night. were denied here on
Sunday by Mrs Dolly Peck Bennett.
Mrs Bennett, brought here this
morning from Sandusky. Ohio. was
questioned at length by Sheriff
Caldwell and held Cor further inves-
1iEation. Meanwhile the sheriff was
checking up her statement OF her
movements befor and after the dis
Covery OF Browns body pitched
over the wheel OF his automobile on
the road between here and Detroit
Fail To Locate Msn
Two men. one a taXicab driver
and tho other a soldier. sought by
the authorities. had not been iocat-
ed early this morning. u was the
tsxcab driver, according TO the
statements previously made BY The
authorities. who had threateue
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
LIQUOR WARNING
FOR SOUTH BEND
Local Doctors Tell Those Who
Would Drink on New
Years to Beware.

There is evidence OF traffic in
''whiskey' made Of wood alcohol.
coloring matter and other ingredi-
ents almost as deadly IN South Bend
as in Chicago, according TO state
ments made by physicians OF the
city Sunday night. Coroner Earl r
Wagner stated that one death had
resulted here from the effects OF
such drink during the month, the
case OF a Detroit visitor in the city
who died at a 5. Michigan st. hotel
several weeks ago. This, he stated
resulted from drinking a denatured
alcohol mixture. There have been
no cases reported during the Christ
mas holidays
The nation wide menace from pol
son intoxicants which has been re-
vealed during the week caused other
local physicians to issue warninE
to those holiday revelers who fee
that they must have il" Much OF
the liquor which Is being sold. II vas
said. contains poison ingredients tc
a greater or lesser extent. Even ar
ounce OF wood alcohol Is sufficient
20 cause death. while one-fourth OF
an ounce has caused blindness ir
many cases. Relatively smaller
amounts will produce severe symp
toms Of poisoning.
Blindness Results.
blindness Usually Is the hrst Sc
we're symptom OF tho poisoning II
cases where the victims are made
blind. death usually follows
Or. T. r. camp OF the clinic saiC
that symptoms little less severe thar
those produced by wood alcoho
were produced hy drinking extract
and certain toilet waters
There IS little chance for recover,
where the victim IS severely str!ckei
by the poisoning. II was said Ho
black coffee and prompt use OF tn,
stomach pump viii bring relief. bu
once the poison enters the system
ot the patient treatment is of littl
avail.
HIGH Prizes
The price of liquor 81 Soutl
Bend reduces the chances ~ man,
faIlinc victims TO this poison. how
ever. An Investigation made by Tn
4 .-os-rr>-r-r,r, .,>- pA,u --vt-o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29

Ne70 SnOW Sled
VIII TraUeI 90
Miles an Hour

BY Associated Press.
WABASH. Ind. Dec. GA pro-
peller-driven snow sled, which viii
attain a speed OF sixty miles an hour,
has been constructed by II. N. Bow
crs. a young mechanic OF this city.
1t is equipped with twin-cylinder
motorcycle engine with FIVE foot
propeller. and has an exceedingly
high gear ratio. It's construction
consists of a heavy body on steel,
rOcker-like runners with an electric
lighting system. horn. brakes. and
steering gear. II Is controlled by "a
hand throttle with a carburater at
tachment. According to Bowers. the
sled Is as easily controlled as an au-
tomobile
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
WOOdrO70 Wilson
CeEe brateS His
63rd Birthday
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-Pres'
Wilson observed his sixty-third birth
day quietly Sunday. much improved
IN health. surrounded by the mem
bers Of his family with the eXcep-
ton of Mrs. w. G. McAdoO, who was
unable to be present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis 3. Sayre arrived from Cam
bridge Mass. last night and Miss
Margaret Wilson has been at the
white house since her fathers III
ness.
Part OF the day was spent by Mr..
Wilson reading many Of the hun
dreds of birthday greetings that
came from prominent officials and
friends not only In the United States
but abroad.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
CARDINAL GIBBONS IN
APPEAL TO BENEDICT

Ey AsForIstpd Press.
BALTTMOEE. Dec -S-At the re-
Guest ~ Herbert Hoover Cardinal
Gibbons has written to Pop. Reus-
dict asEi-r hiu 20 appeal 90 tho
American people. Fng them 60 do
everything possible o. alleviate the
sufferirrs az the inhabitants o.,
countries in Europe particularly
Austria. The cardinal sunday sald
Mr. Ho0v had been 60 SEQ him and
told him % the true conditions .u
Austria. Afr. Hoover said tho news
.napcr accounts of Tho suffer.ugs ot
Y the people There have rot been eN-
aggaTated and that relief must Eo
90 them with The utmost dispatch
The cardinal has not set heard from
the pope aut expects word il a fev
dASs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
DR.. VERMILYE REFUSES
TO COMMENT ON CASE

Ry Asso-iated Press:
NEW YORK. Dec 2s-D-. vVTua
iam Grey Vermfys. who failed -
appear Christmas day 60 NARY Mis-
Ruth n Keency AZ Sfoason. Mass
and IS now "a patient in the Cum
ae-. sl street hospital. refused 90
make ary comment Sunday night
when informed that hts wife had
bsfn located lv harrisburg Ps
where she is living with her daugh-
ter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
ARREST BROTHER OF
GOTHAM BOND THIEF

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Mnton
Juiofsky brother OF Leo Julofsky.
the brokers' messenger arrested on
Saturday I'm Los Angeles for the
theft of Liberty bonds valued ar
N142.0o0. was locked up charged
with having received $4,000 worth
of bonds the day after the robbery.
Solomon Julofsky. another brother.
was arrested here yesterday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
Massachusetts Officials Con-
tinue Investigation of
Deaths from Liquor.
FIVE MORE DEATHS REPORTED
New Haven Police Hold Men
Wanted in Connection with
Sales of Wood Alcohol.

By Associated Press.
CHICOPEE, Mass, Dec. 2s.-
United States Marshal Edward J.
Leydon. Sunday arrested four men
or federal warrants, two charging
violation Of the war prohibition act
and two illegal transportation Of
liquor from state TO state. The
arrests resulted from his investiga-
ton into the deaths Of more that so
persons in the Connecticut valley
since Christmas from drinking wood
NIcohoI contained in a mixture sold
as whiskey.
Death Toll.
Five moro deaths had resulted
since early Sunday rnorr ing from
alcoholic poisoning. .hreo in Holy
oke and two in Cnicopee. bringing
the total for the Connecticut valley.
not including Hartford. TO 5S, divid-
ed as follows:
Chicopee 81 including two women;
Holyoke nine; Springfield four. in
Guiding one woman; Greenfield one
and ThOmPsOnvilIe, Conn, two.
Make Arrests.
Those under arrest on the federal
warrants are John Nasaizewski OF
Chicopee. and Harry Shapiro. of
Springfield, truck drivers who are
charged with bringing the liquor
ITO the valley; Adam OstrOwski and
A<~ohn W. Starzyk. both OF Holyoke.
charged with violation of the war
time prohibition act. They will be
arraigned before a United States
commissioner Monday morning. All
we're released under $500 bonds.
Hold Warrants.
Marshal Alfred Caron of the Chi
.opee police left Sunday afternoon
lor New Haven. Conn. with war
rants charging murder against four
men who have been arrested In that
.itv. The warrants were sworn out.
the officers say. ON information
given hy William Baker Of this
town. who is held on a manslaught-
or charge and Harry Shapiro OF
springfield.
poisoning were reported today in
the valley the number decreased
considerably over Friday and Satur-
z 5ay. The number increased in
uolvoke. rivinE the impression that
some OF the liquor brought In that
City may have been consumed since
friday. when the first signe OF the
poisoning became evident.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 2G.-
SIX men were arrested here Sunday
u connection with the sale OF woot
alcohol "whiskey" which they arc
alleged 20 have shipped from this
s.tv 60 Chicopee. Mass. The arrest,
were rnadc at the request Of the dis
jr.ct attorney of Wcstfeld, Mass.
who teIeEraphcd that the men ar,
wanted for homicide in NassaChu.
setts."
Two barrels OF compound be
1.eved to contain wood alcohol ver,
eonfscated in a barn ON the out
skirts OF the city. According 90 the
police. four barrels OF LIQUOR wer.
shipped from the barn 10 Chicopee
Mass. where q large number hay,
died from drinking q wood alcoho
mixture The six men held ar'
alleged 20 have been the owners %
ne LIQUOR stored I'm Che barn. The,
aecesyed S1.O50 q barrel for the fou
- barrels sent 20 ChicoPse. 80 is said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
Officials Believe Attack Was
in Preparation Against
Lodge.
POLICE MAKE FOUR ARRESTS
Sniping at the Lodge Preceded
Actual Firing, Accord
ing to Reports.

By Associated Press
DUBLIN, Dec. 2s.--An officer o.
the guard and one member OF
band OF intruders were killed early
Sunday morning in a shooting anra>-
in Phoenix park. a short distance
from the Vice Regal lodge. In some
quarters the belief was expressed
tha+ an attack was ia preparation
against the lodge About eight mer
are believed 20 have made up the
band OF iuterlopers -Four arrests
were made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29

LONDON. Dec. 2s-A dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph from
Dublin says that the officer killed in
the attrack on the vice regal lodge
in Phoenix park was Lieut. Boas..
The member OF the attacking party
killed was dressed in an old uniforin
OF a private OF the British armv
His body IS reported 90 have been
r,ddled with bullets
Snipers Busy.
The Exchange TeleEraph's corre-
spondent said 81 is understood tha
sniping az the vice resal lodge con
tinued FOR only few minutes and
that the firing took place from the
main road nc a distance Of nearly q
quarter OF a mile from the lodge
Several other uatoward incidents
are reported from Ireland by the
sunday Evening Telegram. a dar-
ing attempt was made 10 assasslnate
a constable AT Bailybofey county
Donegal
Raid House.
a band OF men raided a farmers
house at Victoria bridge and carried
of rifles A. Killarney a consta bile
was shot and wounded Christina
eve while assisting other cOnstables
70 queu "a rough and tumble fight
between soldiers and civilians
Il is reported that 10000 rounds
OF ammunition have been stolen
from the Dang4rvau railway station.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
High Prizes

The price OF liquor south
Bend reduces the chances of many
falline victims 10 this poison. how
ever An Investigation made by The
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29

lCONTINUED on PAGE TWOJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-29
THE WEATHER.

Indiana. Partly cloudy and somewhat
warmer Monday. Tuesday fair
lover Michigan: Local srows and some
what warmer Monday. TUESDAY cloudy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-15
AT THE
THEATERS
Coming to the Grand.

Tonight-"The Unmarried Mother"
Week March 17-"Shepherd of the
Hills"
Week March 24-"The Home
steader."
March 31-Field's Minstrels.
April 1-''Mary's Ankle"
April 3. 8. 4-Elks Benefit
April 5-Uncle Toms Cabin.
At the Grand All Week.
Harold Bell Wright's famous story,
The Shepherd of the Hills will be
at the Grand all next week. This is
ten-reel picture taken from the book.
AT the Orpheum.
William Faversham, the we'll known
star, will appear at the Orpheum the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-15

copated Melodies" Logan, Dunn and
Hazel present a nonsensical oddity
entitled Two Nuts and a Kernel"
Bobby Henshaw presents Merry
Mirthful Mimic" The Boganny Troupe
present 1.-The Lunatic Bakers in Fun
in a Bake Shop"
At the Iris.
Topeka's favorite, Wallace Reid.
will appear at the Iris Moncay,- Tues
day and Wednesday of next week in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-15

Silver King" An especially interest
ing novelty reel and Pathe News will
complete the program at the Orpheum
for Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-15
At the Novelty.

The bill at the Novelty for the first
half consists of Rull & Rull, offering a
fascinating dancing turn. Dot Mar
celle presents 1.-The Marvel of Syn