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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12

SmlbctS @rGnIer ion ~lloenior. SIT.
ltitlttione1l bar alt fltrrtet ifaffe Sp-
lp3nillgcr pnt iult $1,000 Terloner,
lon bar berettiget til itsrre elet
minore Eengellullnler.
Ge fleite Iilfploer al bortfomrle
grpingcr iinoeS ic~lpiclgelig i Gme-
rita. Tn WGtgoe Eeriouer font
nlcr bio unOer ct paataget Nouu, %
finder mani life nofIaa inurt oeres
Slcgt eller I%ruta9ere, Opglr Irto-
riteterrle pioere llnocripgclirr. lln-
Der arigcn bar Den i1ipei5ilfe &C.
CATION / Inlerfa bopt lin Spnlert.
ionlbc0 belluenot pau, at G~iterlaocn.
ifobcr eiter Epifere, ioln opbe Der
pper, Tom De retmGsiige Arpinger
ibplloe.
) England cr man iprlig ueie
mco De iaafalOte bcrrelpie Tenge.
Ger err ct ipeciclt &ontor, iom ifal
uaretage lfienote IrpingcrS Sn.
tercsie. Settc aontor iiooer inoc
meo fore GUNNER, iaaleocs ifol Der
b~enitna opcr 10000 uuibentcoe 9lr.
peloooer til eli lannlct Sprbi al ca.
80 Wtiaioner EltnO. Sette aontor
bar criiteret / pper POO Mar % ert-
Oel al Ycl9ene bar itaact Der / al
ben Sio.
Oite bGlloer oct, al Mpnoi3Ic,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
Souls paa Raneel.

Ct. 2oiiS ben 6te Secbr. Som
en Sslse al Sorbuosoommer 5ari5'
Srore til Giitriftsaopcfaten % 81.
itriftcts Htpemie Collector ON nib
lertioia in9en Sinorineer at l9gge /
Neien for Salgct al Mbiitp, er Iaa'
otiige belle Spcn gaaet paa Ell Se-
rcralrnngel. allie Sla9s bcruIenoe
Sriffe ipl9cS a~abenlpit. Gulinoer
@aQoner @biifp blep iolgt | en-
Saanoeuenoin9, % oct bar ct al
minoeli9t Spn at le Terioner font
ne pmboro paa SpOruo9nelc llG-
benoe paa ltpre 2erfruffer % Naf-
fer mco Gunrtiloifer.
Mbiitp iol9tes / @boleIale for ira
ST. til S23 pr. Gallon, alt otter
aualitetcn, mcbcns Ell "Orinf" |
Saloonernc bctaltcs nteo ira 20 til
50 Gents. Mcn iao fit man rigtig-
nof o9iaa "ilao / ielu". s 0laitcpis
Iol9tcS @biIfp'en Tor gjcnncminltIig
$40 pr. SLATE.
9ettc bar ieritc Sang iioen oen
lite sui, ga 9risatiOaiorbuoet
trnaote frat, ct @biifp- % Sin-
gloslc iattes aabenlpIt irem paa
Sfipnfen / DC bcrperenoe Salooncr.
Winn bebppeoc ife lpnqere at bui'fc
@artenoerne i Grct, for &unoernc
triucoe u~aniegteoe mo % I~orlangtc
DsiIpot i'm Cram.
Saloon. % SotclpGrter Iucrmeoa
til Tcltillerierne % gioroe Snoflpb
al tore apantiteter, iom De iprtc iii.
bage nleo Jig / ollie tpnfelige SlagS
a~iore9reier. Sra 2anbbiitrifterne i
Den pitlige Gel al Dtisiouri itrenlme-
be Solf i itore Sfarer til ct. Soui9
lorot faa line @eboloniuger iornpeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
Merico.Reret.

Gen iarlige Situatior, ion pp-
itob JONI EFT Splge al TGnglllngerl AZ
hcn amerifauitc &onlul, SentirtS, %
ionl Ell Sib trllebc meo at rclitlter.
i CT mlilitTr Snuation az Wcricc, CT
lorhaobcntllg operltoact - Ior oen-
ne Sang. ga ErTliocilten ogNna |
Denlc pbcrit graperenoe Sag loo I'll
lat bile beislge lin 9anllc "arueil-
tcnoe" Tolitit, ieltc Sclatct lig op'
iprbret til at "tage AiiUre", og Der
blcp al Selotor Sail rcllaaet en-
Nclolution, bpori TrGliocnten opfor.
ores til at aibrpOc DC btplonlatl'fe
Torbinoelicr nlcb Garral5aregierin-
gen.
SCR Scr forl til llo0cl N%f'tcnlin9
pUcr Helolutionell, mobtog EQUATOR
tSoll en- Sfripelie ira Tr9liocnteh,
hpuri han bnuber, at Geota9cllcn AZ
Ell lauoon gciolution piloe pGre ct
Nrlto pan Sfif % @rit9 % ct ira
Senatet5 Sioc grunblopsitrloigt
&nb9rcb / 2coellcn al Sanoets noelt-
rigltc IfiGrer.
Mootagclicl al oennc Sfripclic
bar rcIlllterct /, at Scnator 6al bar
tn8ct lit Sorilag tilbagc.
Ger cplples %ielcre, at aoniiIl Sen-
fins finn b%ciinber Jig paa 6riioo mos
&alltion, % at Sagen moo ban life
CT nipiit. SoriaauiDt bar SltllatIo-
llclt after tilipibict Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
olrnnte,l.

@olhlngtou Den soc Gccbr. 81
6rcnaarme pua 100000 Wano o.
$4,000 SiTterCr bIcp ioaN beiIutte.
~onbe'oIct Al Observation-Disclosures ~
lltGrtomitc. hpi2 Sormouo or He.
oubIIfauercu 9utbonu. Ser uruueS
Inlet ! aomitciuoitIuiu0eu ON al,
m%inoclig MilitUrticueitc
I'll Communicating fon aniereS.
Al "EGcinitcn" &ri94miuiiler Natcr
hor lprellaoct Ell Srco@imrtc vaa
100000 % General Neribiug paa
S350.O00 Non0, "a at bcQac onbe.
ialeOe SuoisrcIicu al oImiuoclio
WtiIltprilcucitc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
Den fanaoiifc
1nopanorinS.

Sttopa, Snt.,, ben zoe Gccbr. Get
%lonnoiife NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
irUiier 5orbolosrc0lcr til at iorbil-
ore en- SuerIpsmmclic al Grbelocr'
mortc0ct bcri @olloct al urolige o9
u~onifurroiae Glcneutcr blutot CIT
ropn9 @iiaioncr, iom ip8cr me
Nicn. MtcO llnbtagcIie al Sicneltc-
piGcr % Eerioner, ION er uilli8e iii
Ia todc lat paa Sallobrllg eIlcr Garm.
orbci0e, bar Canada lor 2icbIitfet
i1tct 2nitc ON at iorege i'm @eiolf,
nina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12

Iia or ell 5ormcriiot. Get 9ialbt,
iusoc ban, at too paa 9ugt mobecn'
ne 9cpGacIic. Der isecs t~iIpeicbraat
ct Sono til ocns Wobnrbcioclic. I'll
>ctte iorlan9eS Der 81 200 her, OF
$3.50 bcroi bleu lubifribcrct REQ Me.
0ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
Subc 4. Gu., Willllcapc

Subc & Gu., Minncapolis, oplp-
Ter, at oen norite gmcrifallllcs
CAMPER "@ergcn5fiorO" er ai9aaet
ira ariitiallia nleo 40 fpritetlusles,
SO ouoenflnalc a % 100 tr%eoleflas'eS
Yasiagerer. Zen antomnler I'll Neip
0orf omtrilla Ben Zoe Secentber- og
Tasiagerer Tor N~oropciten oil fonl.
NE ircm / goo Sio til Sui. "Stap'
ongcriioro" aigif ira New 9orf Den
6tc December meo 1913 ieritefIasIes,
2S9 nnocuflaaiea % S63 treolcflas-
les TaSiagerer. Set anfonnmer I'll
.9tur0e ocn t5oe December.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
Heiier til Hurae.

Geiier til Noroe. Taitor y. >.
Glalliou bcrcttcr ira Seattlc, @aib.,
at Here bul,orc norlte MGilo forlon
@pcu Ssroag oen 29Oe % began Jig
paa Norgesreiic. @utterne Itliloc
bicm til Norgc Tor at icirc Srl bo5
Sar % DIOR. Taitoren uotaler, at
@pcn % Spiten bar liot ct ucllocli9t
tort Cab / oisi e Wpno; tbi Ster'te-
parton al DEM bar Gar. % &ucttc'
iiifcrc ira slIaIfa % EacIicfpltcll
Gn Gel fonlnlcr tilbagc nGite Sonl'
mr., mcus mango tGlltcr at iorbIiu.
/ Norgc Tor 9oot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12

berne / ct 2uno life engana sioer at
isge efter &c retntpsiige 9lrpinger,
men lintpeltbcn bcilaglGgger Yen-
gene efter cit bis, al Iutoriteterl,e
beitcnlt SiOSfriit. Settle er ogia.l
ofte SIliGloe mcO ilulOct @pos, ipnl
eitcr bc iorifielige Steocrs Seltcm.
mclle eitcr ell bis SiO tiIialoer Sin.
0erclt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12

SirSNag G'tcrmiOou1 be3raoeoe3
ira Smooctjrfcu Sobn BOLD, ION
neoc it Silent uc0 Cunning
Sprino4, NScit Sctornh, SarooA e.
icr lnn0crc 1i0a SugcIi8bco a. Ma
pcfrrit. 0oitor ! q (orrllon Tor
rcftcoc pc0 &cgrapclicu. %llct loroi
iritc0c. ! WioOllon Iomuibip.
NfbeNc var ieOt Oen 29oc <lli
1850 MioOiiou Somnlblp, boor ban
cn lj0 bar Sarmer, in0tIl ban meo
i'm Tomllic llpttcoc III 1ccorob /
1899. Nou clterIn0cr ia Nu'tru %
en- Gun, Ole BOLD, Iant Srlteren,
Nlrs. Chris. SobnioH ! Maotlon
Solpnihlp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
Smaapluf.

Mrs. emile Ecocrion % ga
mile ira Nc@pcr cr lIpttet I'll Neco'
ruh.
,&obn &iuooohI ira &ch 2Sll3
ophoIocr iig i hi>ic Sage oao 0I@'c
(rnftCr.
Mrs. @corRc Suto % Cater
ira ,>onc2piuc, g8i2., ottom BERTH
NiouOoa pao @cie8 hos gilbert IN.
lIaO2.
Mrs. (hco. lprlmo, iom hdr
pcirot in Seitcr. Wir2. Ole Some.
rciirc iloilc llQc tilbagc I'll Notton,
u 2af
Wortln WilInm@ rcturlcrcot
iorri0c llQc ira Nmc@, hpor ban bar
oicnuemAaott ct "&ocdtioudI Srotll'
nQ alriu2.
Mtii2 >ocao @utfc cr ionntct
hIeun ira Stuteua Gouc1c | Gcoor
sails. iom hnr moOttct lutte poa
Wumn al altlmmnQcl.
Mr. Comm NouNcL iom ct
Gjo har opholot llQ her Ior at plcit
YIN SMtcr. (uua NoiQtL rclltc 10.
itc llQc nlcm til Siouy hup'O9, So,
Niiia Clara ,incoblpn opboloer
ita lor 1lbcr pan GcieN hos inc TO
Scitrc, Mrs. N~ruic2ior =. ". Doc
% Mira Erctc@ior : i. wroie, /
Nortbiiclh. Niim.
Rat. Ctto Z. ShmiNt % Sat
Ter tilbrogtl 'ioitc SmoN8 i WiImnc
npoIia ior at ieire Voitorcna 6orrI
Gre. DR.. % Mrs. j. u. Shmlot@
t2oc SrDuupaoa9.
Narru 9teHheim, lom oUucr ct
Tllmihcotcr | M%outou, hor mddttet
IlIffc bette pao Wrluno AZ 9lllnton'
Gel. Ser / Tccorah cr Der 8iort &no.
itrrnfniu9cr Tor SenOog3'oreitiuin.
ocrllea &e0tommeu0t; cucr. gaar
alt iom uonllg.
- 6el9cnNe cr uOnront til at OF.
tagc GoItctruluQ ! Ne foriticutgl
@aroa / @ucn: titc, Mrs. emma
%omcr; 2oet, Mrs. &. " Cutting;
3oic, $. u. Nu9tucot i0t gluCn
@cn2; Ste, Mir3. &ome> Gropcr.
GoIfctpaiugru be9nnocr ZEN 2oe,
,Earuor
= a.G2i1r / Dem oiientIi1c
SfoIc, iom bIcr hu2uilo poo @rmo
Al 9rauoeu / Stolchuict 'orrilc
llae, bar iorellb,8 lit {lIlolo
Smooctirfcu2 &aiemcut YofoIc, ION
III er IeNiQ pod N%pcrooQere. "a M1'
uighcocu ira ihril al bor ncoloQt lin
,aen StoIc
- Vroic9ior $ : Nilcboc @c
iIprcr Al NormaI'ioIm Siou'
sails. hiIi,l lOal. Gor2onl. puc
&cnncr Tccoroh. San uor puc
Nicmrclicr ira ct YUrcrmcoe / ct
VauI. Ger cr ioar 2t2 Glcucr pc>
StoIeu / Siou SAILS ocsuNcu c,
Eutliestlasie pua omtriU9 10. Sio
lCarbeibci har, iro0a oct, al Ott G.
irangt. gIGnncnAaocnoc gauct gooi
"a man har not MIL I'll no / 6ebruor
GNl me SuJniua rUrmer llg M III
S%ulofercIie.
On itor 6oriomIlEB par Sirs
bags gitcH iremmeot Gperabui,
Tor al bore :. Z. Wioi@ ira Goucl,
port tale ON Den Garc. ION true
%auoct paa @runo al zen Agitotiol
iom bripes al Solihcuiiter "a \. Y
U. % lioucnhc robitnIe, Somimo;
omuG!ten0e eIcmcnter. GorcorcgO
par arran9erct al Greater Soma u:
location cu GorcuiuB. ION ho
iat iig iom Spgaue | oc ioriticulQ
&ctnlnacr al pirtc ior StaicI
6remeoug % NcliGro, og Tom ia
6iocn iGrlia pier ben ~tiliagcnoe ",
oitaIisme fin SpmcrfiombeD. "
Roia iortal;e ON De IopIeie Hetnil
gers Iropaganoa Der / Siaten &
andre Stebcr % ocrcs 6orisa paa
orsaniiere a~rbeioerne Tor line ~
cleQe Sormaal, &c rabitaIe baui
pGrei % er en0m meget pirtiomn
ieIp / Soma, iom iom oog bopebino
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
WANTED

WANTED men and women 10
learn Bookkeeping. Shorthand. or
Auto and Tractor Engineering Make
yourself worth from 500 10 $500 per
month by attending the Crookston
College. Board and room 81 so To SIS
per week. Write 10 ]. {. Satire,
Crookston, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
Muifnotiier.
Wprahilb ynnnnnro.

ppcraen, %ifriper "Sconbia":
"NorGcS Tor 1ioen ~itsritc Sou1er.
inoc, 9or9biIo Songanro, er oenne
Spion fnpttct ill Chicago Opera. )
9 Wtooncocr bill III Ia @lroen al a.
la bcuoc bInrht o5 cQ bsre benoc
iungc blnnot ANDRE itorc S%pernlticr'
ner. lltuiliomt oil NoromGnb front
nc til life olcitc ira Chicago, men
oaion ira omfringligaclbc Giitrifter
/ lSuinoi2, Snoiarn, @isconiin, Dfi
digan, Soma, Ohio % andre Statcr
og bcnpttc 0en iiclonc ~glnIconiug.
Gbicnaoflimatet, iom gisr oct al
moo ion mango Sauaerc % Sangcr-
iiocr % Iom M iioit bar brogt Sam.
paniui / Scn9cn ior no9le Gage
bauoc oQioo i'm @irfning paa Dor ic
tcrcoc @iGit. Gre fire Sage ier
| 6orcitiaiu9@oo gcu iii Srllen ct BE
ieg al ocp mmogancIigc Chicago
giUiL men ga finn 0oocn er lln0
~ifpl0ning ior life al optr90c, maatte
! Nruen ia 9iclitocn Iont Tor hctoc0
NC0fommeu0c pur lna megct lterrt
eitcrlom oct par ierltc @uug bun
iflIl0e itna ircm Ior o'Ncrrcr ariticl
% ct omcrifonif Yublifmm iom /
Norcpia bar mot oct ltsritc % Der
bc0itc Qicnncm en- @aui Gurci, en-
Gctroiiui, en- McIba % Sncic al an.
ores cmiucntc Songfulit.
2iltroo5 Ior 0rnne ubebogcliAe
SnolipolitioL ionl ne~oucuoi9pi5
monttc ocpcccrc Erpitotioneu, bar
Coz ailc onltrcnt ll0cn llnotaocIie
cniQc at man bupoc FOR lia Ell al De
Qllobcnao0cOc Nunimcrin0cr. Soc
NoromUnO / Chicago ipm ira andres
Diuuloc, ionl tim bar bort on hcu0c,
bar oct en- bcuUgct Stlno, lnn1ti0iI
o1ioa Tor Dem ionl isr har baUt
NnIc0uin1 III at trUtfc EaralClc.
Mellon ct 1900 &ofnle o0 ct pol
5000 SiO0cplooIe, lom Soriticllcn
cr mcllcm Notiouoltcatrct / &riltln.
MIA % }uloitorimu / Chicago. M
Trlcn bicmmc lrgQtr ole ipr inc
SeO0cr cr en- tlcnot Gag, % lclu on
Sc no1ct ltorrc 6orhpIoc beropcr itty
tlllnocr oct 'or Dc nllcrilcItc lou ~
tracer, imcoclcr III 3 uforligneIi8g
Wtoanc0cra glrOcli9t SunruUr mro
@orlbilo N~nngnuro.
VI brlIlAcr Nor0c9 ioritc SunQer.
moe Ct hlcrtcIllt NcltoluulCn her
Set uoilptteoc Norgc. Get bcolte III
fan Alerc - lclp cr lite at Iubc Nn'
Icoun0cu til at bore hcuoc Iobt ira
*. Zen foumcr lttc ioo let i9irL
Zen lpculfc FrinoDomn ,$llli0
Glnu2irr bar o~ptruOnt / a%iobUnbupn.
"VoIitjfCu" ~uobrpocr / Ben NulcO-
MING "NptlfclA ocitig Stcmme ~
bpiIfcu bcrlig Stole.
"a iom HltCncn elf, bo0coc man
liz i0it til ocnnc Stcmmc % ocnnt
SroIca NortrUiicIiAbc0, iom life bar
til at tommc uocuoul. 4ieu piocre
tom man life huor Ricrnc man unO
ull0c.
Sum par cu @limmcrblomit. Sonl
NailctitrIlcuc pou hcn0ca mouorut
Grom al ct aoimmc ira SicQcl-Goo-
per pnn Sirtb 9ruemic tiuorcoe oenne
Rpit, &iu0reoc tro02 oui3 nlprft
>oO meo NoroNa- SfiUr, alitrcoc al
MIctoI, blrnoeNc / i'm bIoollQe StoaI
CLANS.
q 6or0ringer, ocn 'torr &eroen
itiacr til en- 2ipo, bouorcrcNe ,iulia
GIol5icn. GltIotlto az mco NonuGr
Wten 0iaic G%or0ringcr ioIoGr fife al
ito lonncu me0 0cnL @mitul itillcr
81 Ocnne hcrliGc it1nmcbcunnocoe
Gipu9 SirIcliu uar ituartt ouer oen
luOpnnliNr Sangcrlnor Stubclon, .
nIt, hpao him lang por hcn0c2 Cp.
i%attclic 1oritt traditional Nm 70.
tcttercNc mco SHluuoun> Ser
?illi@boum" 0cn Du0iQc "a hcuMc.
IinbrNSiIlNr ll~unNir,Nr,nr a., ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12

0ao ps uperipre bine Sllms.
- Sun - Geuts for 6ul meo 6 Silebsr
o9 6 9itrpt. &reptorts Stsrrelle 40c 'enot
portobetdlt. ri gIper Irrmier bper Maas
neo Ill ben, Der Ieneer pS bet melis smatsrs
arbsioe fer Suerierius. Woeu's Art StupIo,
@or n, Breton, Mtiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12

Neoiatte Sarter e. sas:ss.sn'n:s' 's sas.:
steeer. SsrtriuIis SciitHias I'll ncsiatte Srtie:
The Boyd Transfer Co. hlaaeaesH& Ma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
STRIKE 10 AID WINNIPEG MEN.
Unions I'm Two Cities I'm Alberta
Walk Out I'm sympathy.

CALGARY, Alta. May 2S.-Union work.
ers Of Calgary called . general strike tos
day TO begin at II O'Clock tomorrow In
sympathy with the Winnipeg walkouf, In
progress for more than q week.
EDMONTON, Altar May 25.-Edmonton
unions voted to-day to for a STRIFE
effective tomorrow. in support Of the
general walkout which has tied up bush
ness in Winnipeg. @
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
BLOODSHED OR END
OF WINNIPEG STRIKE
10000 Troops Ready to Pro
tect NOn-uniOnists as Walk
out Weakens.
Special DespascA to rn, sux.

wrNNrrro, May 25-An those who
have been In close touch with tho Win
nipeG general strike felt tonight that II
was nearing an end. Postal workers
have decided to return to work at noon
tomorrow. obeyinE the ultimatum OF
the Canadian Government that all that
arc not back by that time will md their
positions filled.
Tomorrow probably will sec either the
collapse Of q strike Of $4,000 unionists
led by pacifsts or bloodshed.
No mail has been sorted for ten days
and II Is piled in great heaps all along
the route into Winnipeg on station plat
forms at points 900 miles east and west
Of the city. not to mention the great
quantities in the postofice. postal ware
house and local railroad stations.
Mounted police are on guard at the
post once here. Telephone operators
also will 60 back at the same hour
under the Same conditions. Salaries of
! postal workers will be Increased to
Sl,I5o. Dating back to April I under
the new measure before the Canadian
a1liament, telephone operators will re-
ceive from $50 to slo5 a month, the
Same as when they went out
with these public utilities running the
|
MeiRhen and Senator Robertson. Minis
ter OF Labor, have promised to enter int
negotiations to settle other lAooi
troublea
| Yelled threats that military force
would be used to protect all that wished
to work in public utilities. both Fedora
and city. has had the effect OF brfnsini
the strike committee to see the mistake
II made In trying and in some instance
succeeding In usurpins the authority o
the government This intimation wa
made In a statement issued by the Fed
eral Ministers yesterday.
Gen, Kitchen has now 10000 me
ready to answer a call, the majority o
them being returned soldiers, and b
has implicit confidence that they woul
obey his instructions
II appears now like bad defeat 70
labor, with the blame laid on bad leader
ship due TO inexperience and lack Q
vision. Many persons believe that col
lective bargaining. as far as publ
utilities arc concerned. has had u ba
| setgack.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26

as he wants to stay. The larger work OF
the society she sketched as that Of pro-
noting good feeling among the women
OF the stage, educating stage children
ana providing for girls who come to
New York to break into the profession
Politics Thrust Upon Him.
Other mere men who spoke were Will
Rogers, without his rope Louis Mann,
and Jack Lait Of Chicago, who nomi-
mated Gleason for Congress- as a means
OF protecting the theatre from politics
VI course with Congressional honors
staring him in the face Toastmaster
Sieason had lot to say too He almost
wrecked tho party on the TO in in fact.
He started TO say how he liked plays
ike up In Mabers Room and please
Get Married" and ono or two others
when modest actors and actresses in all
corners OF the room started to suggest
tne names OF other plays which Gleason
nked until Gleason got real stern and
spotted the fact that they were all just
naming their own plays. He asked the
press table to take no notice Of the
incident.
Another time when the party was on
thin Ice was when Gleason said that
Louis Mann came from Highland Park
Ill. which IL not true at all. that beins
, the homo Of Clara Mackin, which no one
knows why they call her "Skinnay," and
she sitting right In front OF Gleason and
being dead shot with anything from q
| golf ball to an Astor House roll, moi
| to mention q pair Of eyes that make q
| Heine's Big Bertha look like a popgun
But Myrtle Tannehill, who knows Miss
Mackin very we'll was sitting beside her
| and succeeded in restraining her.
Then q third time that the party wa,
near wreck was when Julia Arthur
said she was married twenty years age
and was still married to tho same man
But Jess Dandy led the applause ant
confusion In various corners Of tn,
room was covered by experts in dropped
| lines.
But aside from the incidents which
truth compels us to chronicle everything
| was fine. Actresses sat beside thei
dressmskers without even a murmur o
a dun. Managers and stars drank from
the same champagne bottle without eve
mentioning the coming strike. In tina
connection II was revealed at q tabl
where there were nothing but actor
number of table deleted) that II tn
strike comes no actor will be found I
''coasulate." The term refers to tn
thing which the lower labor union
vulgarly call soabbing.
After all the speechmaking was owe
the room was cleared and selected taller
entertained and Just ordinary talen
danced until time for the Monday morn
ing rehearsals at Union Hill. N. j.
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recognising as dramatic aces only those
who speak at least one line. II was
suggested that perhaps the coryphees
were thus acting from spite in declining
to be members of the working class
Another Interpretation was that their
action was based on the fear that union
ism would mean an eight hour day.
possibly requiring them to arise at the
unheard Of hour of 10 o'clock. After
the committee Of insurgents had passed
their resolution and Chairwoman Flor
ence Bruce of ''She's a Good Fellow
had telephoned the epochal news to
Frank Gilmore. secretary Of the Actors
Equity Association, the latter miscued
entirely, spelling the dramatic effect by
stating that the organisation had always
considered the chorus a negligible guam
tity.
Rex Beach, author and Alaskan propa-
gandist, and Samuel Goldwyn. who needs
no Introduction to dllm researchers, an
nounce that they have opened a new
literary Klondike with movie organise
ton. Eminent Authors Pictures. Inc,
with which they expect to strike pay
dirt by producing works OF famous
writers They have obtained the oxclu-
sive motion picture rights for many
years to all the works Of Mary Roberts
Rinehart, Basil King, Gouverneur Nor
ris, Rupert Hughes, Gertrude Anterior
and Leroy Scott, and no expense ia to be
spared, least Of all the cost Of stamping
the writer's name on each picture.
r. Ziegfsld, Jr.. not combining his phil
anthropio activities to the celebrated
beauty chorus, announced yesterday that
he believes he has solved the great white
mans burden with q new drink which
win bring reproaoh on him from neither
those who drink nor those who oppose
drink. Two specially retained chemists
have been making Brooklyn famous by
conoooting Il there during the last SIX
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women IL not 70 obey laws but toSde-
iiberately violate them Everything that
you get from Woodrow Wilson ana
Lloyd George will be Just what you have
forced them to give you. The irish have
got to 20 to Washington and say 70
Congress- and to Woodrow Wilson him
self: we have made good ON our part
of this contract and now, by Goo, you
make GOOD" And then Mr. moore
calmed the meeting with his suggestion
that possibly Congress might be amen
able to less violent means of persuasion'
and introduced Mellowes, who finished the
work OF lowering the enthusiasm far De-
low the boiling point.
Others who made addresses wore Dr.
Gertrude B. Kelly, John Gill. the rev
John H. Dooley, Alfred r. Mccain. Or'
Patrick McCartan, the Rev. Peter MA
sinnis, o. 8. c., and Jeremiah OLeary,
who made numerous illusions to the
Southern autocraoy in power at WASH
ington. His own prosecution. only ne
called It persecution. was the result, ne
declared. of the telegram which ne eens
TO President Wilson prior to the 1s4n
election threatening him with the loso'oi
the Irish American vote.
He had kind words for eight members
of the Jury which tried him-they stood
Q to I for aoQuittsi on the count upon
which they disegreed-and also FOR
Marshal Mccarthy and his deputies.
About $500 people. attended the meet
ing. Four-6fths OF them were women
any young girls, and men In uniform
were conspicuous by their absence. n
lie many months since so large q gather
ing has assembled In this citw without q
fair sprinkling of khaki and blue, but q
survey of the theatre last night revealed
only four service men. Ono was Major
Kelley Of the 1e6th Infantry. and there
were two army privates and one sailol
viaihlA
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Athletic
underwear

FOR WOMEN
will allow freedom of
movement and is most
satisfactory for warm
weather wear. The ma
terisls are madras, main
sock and Jap Silk.
MOrSr3 Floor. Centre.
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shared them impartiaily with the Brit
ish Premier. lacked enthusiasm for q
time.
...s s..-,,r~ or.tor.
Chairman Moore speakins). Peter
Golden, preceded Meiiowes ana arouseo
SO much vocal entnuslasm .nA. ' "
chairman thought II pest 10 rec~n "
the audience the tact that they were
living under representative ana more
or less free Government. with tne remars
that there was to De an eiectioh no..
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CHORUS GIRLS BALK
AT BEING LABORERS
Fear of Unions 8 Hour Day
Keeps Them Out Of Actors
Equity Association.
NEW LITERARY KLoNDIKE
Chemists to Try New Drink
Good for Vets or Drys on
Ziegfeld's Audiences.

to the Actors Equality Association vote
tomorrow to 20 on strike against the
managers who refuse to let them be
laborers. there IN hope for the world in
the announcement that under no condi-
tons win the chorus girls on Broadway
60 on strike and leave the stage door
without its charms. Representatives of
1000 ballet gladiators met yesterday at
the Hotel Clarfdge historic scene of the
managers meeting on Friday. and voted
unanimously that their talents should
not be subject TO q union blight.
Some nasty person pointed out that
the Actors Equity Association, rs q mat
ter Of fact. had not included them at all
In their demands for q new contract,