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New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
!. FURNACE COMETS"
Pittsburgh Steel Mills Illuminate Win- ter Sky and Make Beautiful Spec taCiC.

'ei h1hS anu -A@NN i'>AUsi"i SpSN- tacic.
 Pittsburgh. March 5.--IntAnse blast ffuSpace activity, com bined with low temperatures, has in recent weeks l (giyen to the Pittsburgh district some
 cts it has ever seen. But they are
 gradually losing their brilliancy, and
 with the approach of spring. scientists
 say, they will vanish until favorable
 conditions reappear next winter. Furnace comets' are great broad |shaEs of yellow light which pierce the
 black background of a murky sky in most spectacular manner. They flash almost without d moments notice, and fade almost as quickly. only to re- appear as bright. if not brighter than before. Usually there are two of them. at times rising perpendicular but oftener cutting the sky like the beam from t Searchlight.
 scientists at the Allegheny observa- tory explained the lights by saying ! that the light from blast furnac pen etrates the atmosphere above the city to a great height. and there being caught by frost crystals send back the reflection in the form of broad bands For years they have passed almost nnnoticed until this year, when, be- large numbers of furnaces. they be- came much more frequent and much more beautiful
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
Speaking of American characteris-

SPtdhIIIS UT .AIIItIICdII CIIiI IdCIFIlS- tics MT. Braddon said that when he first went to America he was a little skeptical about the idealism of which he had heard but that closer ac- quanitance had removed all his doubts. Far from being hard and material, the americans are the m ost idea1-loving nation in the world, emo tional at times to the point of senti- mentality
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05

Ginghams n plaids checks plain coIors at yard.
 36-n Percales, best quality at 39c yard
 72-in IrisI, Mill Table Damask in ? and ? k yard lengths at $20O yard
 Pequot Sheets S1x9O at $500 each.
 Pequot Tubing 42-in wide roc yard.
 Lace Curtains priced from $2.75 $6.9s pair. Fry for Tray Cloths, Table Cloths, Damasl1 Sets, Towels, Bureau Scarfs and Shams. Blankets, Comfortables, Bed Pillows, Feathers and Bed Spreads at Special prices.
 Boys Wash Suits. sizes 3 years $2.25 $2.9S.
 Chdren's Rompers S1.39 and $149
 Boys Blouses sizes 15 years at 59c 9sc S1.19 each.
 Mems Negliece shir ts Soft Cuff, sizes 141s r S2.49. and stiff.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
Silks and Dress Goods

5i-in Jersey all wool in tan taupe and grey SI.i9 yard
 Wool T.icOtine Jl-in wide in brown. EIack. and green S1.1o yard.
 4J-n all wool Serge ;n black. brown. al S2.I9 5S-in wide all wool Mems Wear Serge inuavy blu at So.23, $5.75 yard
 Imperial Serge wide. shades s4 450 Aarh-
 Crepe de Chine i0-in wide in Copen, pink. white, black, navy. nile green and flesh S3.25 yard
 Gxs,rgete Crepe iO- in wide in pink, light blue. white. Copen, black. taupe, Prune, gar grey, purple and dark green at S3.25 yard
 ;}6-n Messane in Copen. brown navy, garnet, green and black at S2.7o yard.
 Figured Georgette New Designs, 4O-in wide at $4.19 yard.
 Ribbons, Lace Collars. Beads, Belts, Bags, Purses, Umbrellas, Perfumes and Powders are here for your inspection.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
RACING IN SWITZERLAND.

Gstaad. Switzerland. March 5.--For tbe first time in Switzerland, horse races with sprinting competitions on
 the snow are being held at this Bahlous winter resort in the Bernese
 DbcrIand. Forty horses have been uuninG and there have been about t.c00 spectators at most of the events. EEisS cavalry officers rode most of he }Winners
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
Hosiery and Underwear

Misses fine Ribbed Hose in black white and CorCoyan, 39c and 45c pair.
 Misses Silk IisIe Hose. white. black and Cor dovan. 59c S5c pair.
 Boys black Ribbed Hose 39c, 45c 59c 65c and pair.
 Infants wool Hose, white, black and Cortlo,an 59c pair.
 Infants Cashmere Hose in white. pink and blue 39c pair.
 Infants Cotton Hose in white, black and brown sizes t2 to 61a at29c pair
 Infants Cotton Vests, all sizes 39c each.
 Infants Wool vests, made in all styles and sizes
 Infants part wool Vests 59C; and 15c each
 Infants Bands 3gc and 1oc each.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05
FAMOUS JESUIT DEAD.

London, March 5.-The death oc- cured recently of Father John StraSs- maier. a well-known Jesuit, and one of the most remarkable Assyriologist in EurOpe
New Britain herald., 1920-03-05

Fresh eggs 69c dog. Russell Bros.-Ad
Arizona republican., 1920-07-13
SAYS REPORT OF WIFE IS MUCH EXAGGERATED

Does C. M. Zander. chairman of the state tax commission. feel any ill ef- fleets from the train wreck near Rink land last week2
 He says he does While MT. Zander considers himself fortunate incoming out alive. he did not wholly escape hurt he declares
 The hurt was entirely one of feel ings.
 In a newspaper account of the acci- dent reference was made to a tele- gram Mir Zander sent to Mrs. Zan- der" and there ain't no Mrs. Zander" Tn perfectly good faith Mir Zander wired the commission and now he as serts that he is charged on every hand as being married. Not that he wouldn't be-but 1t looks bad, espe- cially since he has been known to show courtesies to charming young girls in the different sections of the state where duty calls him.
 At any rate, on his desk yesterday was a mass of mail that bore a dis tinctly feminine look. Are you?" was the keynote of each letter. it is said
Arizona republican., 1920-07-13

and candy would not mix well.
 Detectives employed by local store saw one Of the Mexican women take two cheap rings from a counter and slip them into a paper bag. They called Officers Papo and Strathy, who searched the women and found several other articles which the store detec- tives identified as having been stolen from the store.
 Where did you get those rings D. City Attorney Nelson asked Mrs. So nora whelsnshe was placed on trial in police court yesterday.
 'T had a sack of candy which I bought. The rings were in the sack, she said. About d dozen packages of hairpins were introduced in evidence against Dolofez Aquilla.
 where did you get the hairpins28 she was asked.
 "A little girl was eating candy and dropped them. I told her l would take care of them for her and put them in my shopping bag" was the answer.
 Each of the women was found guilty of petty larceny and fined $10,
Arizona republican., 1920-07-13
Declare Answers to
 Trade Ouestionaires
 Are Not Compulsory
IRepubIican A. ?. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON. July Represen- ' tatives of the soft wood lumber indus try were told at a conference today with the federal trade commission that pending decision in litigation involving the commissions powers no attempt would be made to enforce or collect penalties for the refusal of any in- dustry to answer the commission s trade questionnaires. Injunctions re- straining the commission from com polling replies to be made to it's ques tionnaires have been issued in favor of coal operators and steel companies.
 Commissioner Gaskill. in announc- ing that filing of replies to question naires would not be compulsory, said it was hoped by the commission that many concerns in the industries sub- ject to the cost investigation would reply voluntarily.
 Commissioner Culver told the lum. bermen that such information as com piled by the commission would be of value. not only to the public but of value and use to the industries them selves as they grope their way back to some new stable institution which they are going to denominate as nor mai and the public is to accept as normal"
Arizona republican., 1920-07-13
Believe Arm Taken From Niagara That
 of Dead Daredevil
IRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

NIAGARA FALLS, N. T., July 12- The right arm of man was taken from the Niagara river near the Cana dian Maid of the Mist landing today. It is believed to be part or the body of George c. Stephens of Bristol, Eng land, killed yesterday in an attempt to go over the Horseshoe falls in barrel
 Several tattoo marks were on the arm, but no one who saw Stephens here was able to make positive iden tification. Finding of the arm revived hope that the rest of Stephens body might be found. Practically all of Stephens death craft has now been found
 Bobby Leach of this city, who went over the Horseshoe falls in 1911, said today he might try another trip this summer. Leach said he would make the attempt if he could get a steel barrel similar to the one in which he made his previous trip.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-13
COX A "GENUINE DEMOCRAT" SAYS
 SENATOR GLASS
CRepubHcan 4. p. Leased WireJ

WASHINGTON. July 12-Senator Carter Glass of Virginia home today from the Democratic convention. de ? clared that Governor Cox is q genuine Democrat and if elected will give the country safe and clean admins tration-'
 Shortly after his arrival, the sen ator who was chairman of the com nittee on resolutions. went to the White House but did not sec President Wilson. He expressed himself as greatly pleased with the convention and said he looked for a corking good campaign, with every prospect of victory"
 "Of course I think well of the plat form" he said, "as l had q hand in it's preparation. The convention thought well of it too; indeed the convention unanimously declined to permit 1t to be tempered with. It was impervious alike to rhetoric and scheming. It was adopted without alteration of a word and expresses the convictions. the hopes and aspirations of the Demo- cratic party without evasions or reserv- atiOnS"
Arizona republican., 1920-07-13
RINGS AND PINS LURE
 TOO MUCH FOR WOMEN

There was a time way back in the days of L. c. of l.. when it was not unusual for a pretty little ring to be included in a purchase of stick candy. That time has passed. Rosario So- nora, a Mexican woman 67 years old, ascertained this in police court yes terday. Her lesson cost her $10. It cost Dolorez Aquilla, a Mexican wom- an like sum to learn that hairpins
Arizona republican., 1920-07-13
DEBS TO CONDUCT
 CAMPAIGN FROM
 ATLANTA PRISON

DETROIT. July 12.-Unless he is pardoned. Eugene V. Debs. presi- dental nominee of the Socialist party will direct the party's cam paign this summer from Atlanta federal prison. where he is serving d sentence for violation of the es- pionage laws. the Socialist national committee decided today. Party leaders would visit Debs frequently at the prison.
 The committee decided first, how ever to make an appeal to Presi- dent Wilson for Debs release. About 200 Socialists plan to call on the president soon and urge him to act on the request made by a similar committee to Secretary Tumulty.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-13
SEEKS VIEWS ON LEAGUE

KANSAS CITY, July 12-Senator J.
 R. Reed made public tonight questions which he proposed to propound to all Democratic and Republican senators from Missouri relative to their stand on the league Of nations. The six ques- tions follow the line of objections Sen ator Reed has made to the league of nations. Tn a statement he offers to debate the question of whether the league covenant impairs American
Arizona republican., 1920-07-13
woRKMEN TO TRlgurE HUERrA

MEXICO CITY, July 12.-Workrnen to the number of 6O,O00 will participate in a demonstration in honor of Presi- dent de la Huerta on July 25, 1t was announced today. The workers will thank the president for his attitude on labor questions
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-09

v Olyphant, Pa, ma verejneJ
schodzi shromazdenf Slovaci, Y
pritomnosti p. Bosaka, rev. Dull
ka a p. Huseka, prijali jednohla-
she nasledovnu rezoldciu:
ssustava Geskoslovenskej Re
pnbliky nielen yyhovuje, ale aj
a 'aleko presahuje nase politicke
snahy - preto zatracujeme sepa-
ratisticke agitacie podplatenych
mad 'arskych agitatorov a eesko-
slovenskej vlade vyslovujeme ma
su doveru.' -
Tnto rezol1ciu, podplsanl, do
rucil mi rev. Dulfk v sprievode
tohto listu:
Olyphant, Pa, 13. marca 1920.
Vel. p. L. Moysovi,
New York, N. Y.
Velebny Pane =:
Pripojenn najdete rezoldciu,
ktord doposlat, som Yam prisl u
bill, ked' sme sa. rozchadzali V
Scrantone minuleho pondelku v
noci. Nemohol som PRIV sohnat
podpisy preto ju Yam pozde
posielam. Mole .presvedeenie mi
nedovolilo, aby som jul al ia pod
plsal. .'t
Vidite, co som 81 utrzil so stra-
ny "Obrany' pre- mole smiercl-
We stanovisko ma sch0dzi New
Yorku 2 prflezitosti Vaseho uvi-
tania9 Akiste3 budem "a to mu-
|siet trpiet' este bud1cnosti..
No, mech bude jakokol 'vek, ia
zostanem sebe vernym a nebudem
nikdy ami fanatickym naboznia-
rom, ami prepiatym Cecho-Slova-
kom. Smierenia nam treba, pre-
to prosim Vas, rozmysl'ajte ma
tom, ako by sa daily tie diva sebe
protiviace 81 prldy sjednotit'. O.
', bavam sa, re jak nenajdeme spo-
sob dajakeho vyrovnania sa, bu-
de to vel mi Skodit' al cs. repu-
bike, al kat. nabozenstvu.
Znaciac sa bratskym pozdra-
vom, zostavam Vas oddany Kri-
Stu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-09
Zupan Moys odpoyeda Rev. Dulikovi,
predsedovi Sdruzenia Slov. Kat.

Il bude, ze vsetci nasi slovenski
|ministri al ia snne vzdy boli j te-
raz SINE vzdy budeme Slovaci!
(Gi nam to rev. Liscinsly odpu-
sti?) Ia toto. trpeli a krvacali
tisfci. Go asi ma to povedia Il "Slo
yaci'' ktori predtym nikdy nicfm
nedokaza1i, ze sd Slovaci, az vte-
dy, ked' uz videli, re je koniec
Mad 'arorsagu'' a ze W Wac ne
budh dostavat subvencie cd RAJ
k1sko-uhorskeho konzulatu, pri-
druzili sa ku os1obodzuj1cej akcii
a teraz mas starych Slovakov idI
uGit', ako treba Slovakov zachra-
nit proti vernym starym Slova-
kom, a to este TAX, ze, vraj, Kri-
stus Pan je v nebezpecenstve!
ia som este nikdy nevidel, zeby
kurca uciio kuru vajcia nosit', a.
lie ami to som nikde necital, zeby
Kristus Pan Dol pocas b6rky ma
mort krical ku Apostolom: !" ra-
tujte ma, lebo zahyniem!", ale
! vari naopak tax sa pamatam,
ze ApoStoli kricali ku Kristu Pa
nu pomoc: Pane, ratuj mas, by
nieme!'' TAX tedy II pani mech
len seba ratujd, ale poctivym sp6-
sobom! .
Rev. Dulik spomenutom eve
rejnom liste' robi namietku 80
"Slovaci, pot 'azne slovensky zem
sky vybor cs. republike, maj1
zabezpecenu exekutivnu moe "a
kona = ME vsak legislativu.' On
chce povedat': "Spoloeny snem
donasa zakony jednotlive zeme
cs. republiky ~. tedy al Siovensko
81 ten zakon same dl'a svojich
potrieb nvadzaj1 do zivota''. A
toto rev. Dulikovi nestaci. A ma
priklad uvadza, ze keby cesko-
slovensky snem odhlasoval od-
stranenie nabozenstva 70 statnych
skol - co potom!
Odpovedam: Rev. Dulik a vo-
bee verejnost' americkyeh Slova-
kov celG nasu4 iistavu este nepo-
zna, ami poznat' nemoze. Ked' ju
poznate, budetc uspokojeni. Do
tych eias vsak, kym celn ustavu
es. republiky neApznate, predeas-
ne VAN ie nei dsudok vyna-
Sat. To, co som ia z nej uverej-
nil, su len zakladne myslienly.
Ked tedy o slepeni oei hovorite,
sami uznat' musitA re Vas nsu-
dok je predcasny a nespravny.
Dalej: Dl'a tejto nasej iistavy
spolocny snem len ramec zakona
vyhotovi, sam zakon nariadenia-
mi vyplnime 81 my sami. 1nymi
slovami: Snem nam da ram, ale
obraz do toho ramu my sami 81
namal 'ujeme.
Co sa tyka konkretneho pripa-
du 0 horeuyedenej moznosti Wy
llcenie nabozenstva 20 statnych
skN, odpovedam nasledovne: Ia
ky pripad sa nemoze stat, pone-
vac my to nedovolfme. Vlada sa-
No1, n Et y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-09
Rev. Jozef J. Dulik,
predseda S. s. X.

Z
Jako vidime, rev. bulk hl'ada
sposob smierenia 1nedzi ziomkom
naroda a celym narodom. Ohrom-
na vacsina Slovakov v Amerike a
cely narod v starej vlasti to smile
renie uz nasli. A ia som isty, ze
jestli sa rev. Dulik media terrori-
zovat al on al mnohi inf dobri
Slovaci "Jednoty" a 70 "Sdru-
aenia' til cestu smierenia naidli.
! ably som mojej strany dokazal
dobrn vol'u, odpovedaj1c na We
.rejny list rev. Dulikovi, uverej-
.neny a upraveny ma nina v "Slo-
vakovi v Amerike,'' vel'kou ra-
dost on oznamujem tax rev. Du-
likovi, jako al ostatnym jeho pria
tel 'om, re tax ia, jako al cesko-
slovenska vlada i celia teskoslo-
venska republika vzdy hlasala,
verila, ze slovensky narod Dol, ie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-09
Prednasky Poslancov

Sloyensk6ho Klubu Mar shromaxdsna pp Lad Moysa
Jina Pocs usporiadan6 hudd a nasledovneho porladu
20 vyprsani toho hudd skoncen6 Ats
Nedel H. IL aprila, V Johnsown, Pa.
Utorok, 10 aprila, New Kensngton, Pa.
Stvrtok is. aprila, Brownsville Pa
Sobou, IT. apria Tarenum, Pa.
Nedel'u 1S aprila, Youngstown, Ohio
Utorok. 90 aprla, vo Ford City, Pa.
Stvrtok, %. apria Toledo, Ohio
Sobotu, "a apra Detroit, Mich
Nedel'u, 25 aprila, v Cleveland, Ohio
Utorok, 81 aprila, Gary, Ind.
Svrtok 49, aprila, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
Sobotu, l. maja, Whiting, Ind.
Nedelu, 2. maja, Chicago, ILL.,
Utorok, 4. maja, Pullman, I'll.
Stvrtok, s. maja Milwaukee, Wis.
Nedelu g. maja Yonkers, NY e
Zadame ctene vybory pc uveden do poriadku svojich
mestnych vydavkov prmov, d'alsi zvysok poslat
kladna prednaskoveho vboru Andreja Faybk 166 Ave-
A, New York
zadame vybory, aby boly tax askave, upozornit
nasedovne mesto nasledca prednaka ma odbyvat
ably bolo porenute nasch host rete eegra
fovat' ktorym vakom odcestujd cd vas.
Te okolce kore prednasky hlasilys neboo mono
ch poziadavke vthovet odpus TAX stalo to-
mu na pricine krako Ta prosime spoocne
kooperovanie vyborom prdnasok ryche detovapie
tychze. r4...@5
zasvybor: ...
Rev Stefan Krasula; Klement Irisly,
l tnredseda zapsnik.
Houston St., New York City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-05

the mountaineers of eastern Kentucky
led him to picture it in several novels.
as THE Kentuckian, Knight of the
Cumberland" THE Trail of the Lone
some Pine" and THE Heart of the
Hills"
Not only is the story of 1.-The Little
Shepherd of Kingdom Come" a true
account of the customs of the noun
taineers. but also a beautiful repre-
scntation of some incidents of the Civil
war.
Pathe News will be shown and
concert has been arranged for the
first evening show, and Kathleen
Dewey will sing and dance.
At the Novelty.
Information supplied by Press Depart
ment Of Theater0
There is one place where money
does not talk in a whisper, according
to Manager Jack Wilson of the Nov
city theater. Booking agencies pay
salaries commensurate only with the
excellence of the act they send out
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-05

ture of the bill is the comedy skit.
ION the Sleeping Porch" presented
by Mr.. and Mrs. Melbourne. The
title itself suggests all kinds of funny
possibilities. The piaylet carries a
complete set of artistically designed
scenery and stagings that are bound
to make a hit of the act.
The bill will be let off with the
Twelfth episode of Ruth Roland. San
tucci, Campbell and Starr, Jim Nc
Williams and the Three Lees complete
the program. Campbell and Starr are
a pair of musical comedians. They
play the classical and paplar selections
and sandwich in some of the best of
comedy: The Three Lees, present an
act entitled Watch the Pipe" Jim
McWilliams, who precedes them, bills
his act as "A Burst of Clean Comedy"
and he keeps faith with his audience
on every word of the title. He is a
thorobred musician and comedian.
More Grand Bookings.
Contracts were signed for the Grand
this week for Mcintyre & Heath. They
are travelling under the management
Of the Shuberts. The "Old Home
stead" is another important booking
for the Grand. This play is under the
guidance of Augustus Pitou, who also
manages May Robson. The "Old
Homestead has been shelved for
years but was brought to life last sea-
son, and it played to capacity bust
ness everywhere.
Coming to the Grand.
"Harvey's Greater Minstrels," con-
sidered the biggest and best colored
aggregation of minstrel folks ever got
ten together.
The first revival of the season was
"Florodora'' which is now running in
New York. More than 100000 was
crossed the first four weeks.
The Selwyns have accepted for pro-
duction Edgar Allen Poe" based on
the life OF the poet-author.
call the Doctor" new David Be
lasco piece just opened and indicates
it will be a winner.
Cecil De Mile has signed a new con-
tract with Famous Players.
Clarine Seymour who played the
lead in 1.-THE Idol Dancer" died re-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-05

portions, in which form it now stands
the very essence of a comedy. 1t opens
at an intercollegiate football game
where the principals reveal their true
identities and the villain, Charlie
Conklin, his true colors-shades of
yellow. At times the play assumes the
dignity of real drama and in its ele-
ments of atmosphere" and realism it
will create a real sensation, it is
claimed
At the Isis.
Information supplied by Press Depart
ment of Theater)
Rex Beach's THE Silver Horde"
the new Goldwyn- Beach production to
be shown at the Isis theater all next
week, contains scenes showing the
salmon industry which were filmed in
the salmon fishing and packing re-
gions of Americas northwest. After
investigations the company decided
that Lummi Island and the contiguous
waters of Puget Sound were ideal for
the purpose. Lummi Bay Packing
company made availa BILE for the NOV
ing picture concern all the necessary
facilities and showed keen interest in
its success.
Rex Beach, Direcor Frank Lloyd
and twenty members of the cast jour-
neyed to Bellingham, WASH, near
which Lummi Island is situated and
the scenes were shot in the proper
Atmosphere.
The added attraction this week will
be Policy, the Human Fly. who will
climb the Central National bank build
ing at $50 Monday evening, and will
also show motion pictures of some of
his famous climbs.
Had Real Experience.
Some folks entertain odd notions as
to what training best qualities a per-
son for a career in the films.
For instance
While rehearsing a scene for his
latest Mack Sennett production
preached by a queer looking charac-
ter, weirdly decorated with spats and
battered derby.
Need a good COMEDIAN he in
quired.
Are you. one?" asked Ben
"Betcha."
What experience have you had ?"
"Best in the world"
"Been on the stage, suppose?"
Nope"
"Vaudeville2"
Nope"
Circus, then"
But you said something about ex-
perience-"
Sure I did" The man pushed
back his hat and inserted both thumbs
in the armholes of his vest. Five and
half years behind a pie counter!!
At the Orpheum.
! Information supplied by Press Depart
| ment of Theater)
| When 1.-THE Little Shepherd of
| Kingdom Come" is shown at the Or
pheum theater Monday, Tuesday and
| Wednesday of next week, the millions
of readers of John Fox Jr.'s books will
| have a chance to see Jack Pickford in
| the role of one of the best liked boy
characters in American fiction. Chad
the hero of the photoplay version OF
Mr.. Foxs novel, is a perfect role for
Jack Pickford. The book itself sold
more than 1000, 900 copies and is well
known to two generations of Ameri-
cans.
The authors interest in the life OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-05

and when a high priced bill is booked
to the patrons of those agencies, the
patrons know they have something
good on the way. Advance notices
cannot always be depended upon, but
an announcement of the salary list
can" And in that connection, the
Novelty theater has booked for the
first three days of next week, one of
the highest priced bills scheduled for
that theater this year. The big fea-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-05
Turpin in England.

Ben Turpin is proving as popular in
England as in America. In the land
of King George, Yankee Doodle in
Berlin is called Tommy Atkins in
Berlin" and is making the same kind
of hit there that was registered in
this country The movement of the
film can be traced easily by Turpin to
whom letters are being addressed by
ardent British admirers of his comedy
as it is unfolded in the Sennett plots
Burkenhead, Cheshire, was the post
mark of Ben's last British letter,
which came in the same post with one
from Wtumka, Okla. His fame is be-
coming like Sennett's-internati onal.
They are providing that kind of humor
which is like nature, making the
whole world kim