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The evening world., 1920-04-29
About Plays and Players
BY BIDE DUDLEY

~HARLns DmLINoHAM Is being
congratulated on an sides over
his purchase Of the Globe Thea
- from Interests coafrOiisd by How
ara uould. While Mr.. Dillingham; has
been -se lessee Of the house since Il
Wns built ten years ESQ. ne has never
aheoluteiY controlled the property
Until now. In Its ten years Of exist
enoe the Globe has housed about
tWenty musioal Shows and has be-
come ksown as home for this sort
q entertainment. Among the pieces
which have played there are THE Old
Town" The Echo" 'sThe slim Prin-
cess," The Red Rose" ''cypsy Love, !"
over the River" The Rose Maid -
The Lady OF the Slipper" mile.
llpdiste." Chin" 'sIhe Red
Canary" ''Stop. Look, Listen, :"
Betty" 'Jack o. Lantern ''1,he
Canary" sizes a Good Fellow and
Apple blossoms" Next Monday
night another musical piece, "The
Orr from Home" will begin an en-
easement there. It's location makes
The 0lQbo ono Of the most valuable
theafr6 properties in the city.
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ooaAIP.

Marie 8hotwell Is TO act opposite
Iaonel Barrymore in a finn version OF
The Master Mind"
A new number called THE Denim
Bluos." by Gene Buck. viii be intro
duced IN The Nine O'Clock Frolic''
to-morrow night.
f. Charles Peyton informs Us that,
rltor eight months of one nighters, at
profit Of e25. 900, Sleeping Partners
VIII close May L
"Jane Cleeer' VIA reach fts seventy
dfoh performances at the Garrlck The
atre on Wednesday evening.
Louie Emery and Alma Mara OF the
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He should die.
He hhUlld dlo.'
A BAD ACCIDENT.

Mike McGinn was heard telling q
story ON Broadway last night.
There was an accident IN Boston, g
he said, "and a plate glass window
was broken. Pat, an IrishmAn recent
" given a job as a policeman. was
cent TO investigate. He looked the
hoad.
It's worse thin OF Expected" he
aaid.
"sWhy7' somebody asked.
It's busted on both Sides"
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Attention, Limericlsersl
D U DIE Y

Endorsements for our candidacy DOR
President on the Limerick ticket are
coming in hourly M. 7, Head. one
Of our staunch supporters, offers
everybody who votes for US n 10-cena
cigar. He suggests that all the Inner
ickerS wear pink ovorails TO the polls
on election day.
Capt Bin 7. Douglas voices enthu-
siasm over the coming Dudley-for
President parade scheduled for April
81. The town will never zee its
equal" he says. TO boost tho CAM
paign fund along, Capt. BIN doesn't
send N, a check for 1000 for which
he has our sincere thanks.
The Tack Testers' Union notifies Us
It Is for us TO a man. 1t Is preparing
q tack-studded throne for u to use On
Washington. THIS pleases us, OF
course, and we promise TO use the
chair providing the tachs are pointed
In the right direction.
Zolly Greenberg OF Brooklyn writes
20 show his appreciation OF u8 by
offering his legal services during the
sixteen years we win be President.
Zolly has had only six months expert
ence as a lawyer, but he promises 20
convict us any time we need his aid.
MRS n. FRIEDMAN OF upper MAMMAL
tan writes TO ask permission TO be In
the great parade OF April 81. She
offers to recruit a big squad OF women
marchers. We have turned her letter
over to Corpl. Kingsley, who will have
charge Of the Fair Sex Division.
Now to-day's trick rhyme, friends.
needs a final word that refers 30
something that hurts, but It isn't our
face. No sir, It's something else- II
YOU ind the word, send It in with
bottle OF olives and the usual $500
check, The rhyme:
A youth toho resided IN Mdine,
once tried to play poker for 00in,
He lost and his dad,
Said: "Gee, but I'm glad,
You chWmp, voU sure OiVe me a -
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ro FlLM anEcLAseEE.r

The Famous Players-LaslCy Cor
Doration, which. through It's control
q Charles Frohman, Inc, IL behind
Rthpl Barrymore In "Declassee," at the
Empire Theatre win star Miss Barry
more IN a film version OF this play.
jesse l.. Lasky Of the Famous Players
states that the aotress will be sup
ported IN the film b the same cast
that 10 playing at the Empire now.
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The MeSsrs. Schubert have placed in
febzarsal a new comedy with music
taAied Page Mr.. Cupid" in which
Ernest Truck will have the principal
role. The book Is by Owen Davis, the
Iyrics by Blanche Merrill and the
music by Jean Schwartx.
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1ihe Netghborhood Playhouse has IN
preparation dts last bill Of the season.
n WIN consist OF THE Magic Shop"
q pantomlmo with music, and The
Fair." a Devonshire folk play in three
acts By Violet Pearn. Miss Pearn
wrote Hush" produced by Winthrop
AneB severaa seasons ago.
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EooLIahMEMr.

SAID naughty Miss katherine King
"A htIe for Hte--thdfs the thinOi"
But titles ioere Jeio.
The best she could do
Was marry fclloic named KING.
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Always SEND YOUR SHIRTS TO Acoo,E
: AuriDRT We Must TAKE COOP caork
rs our 'BoSoEt' FPlENDs
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'Lassie" company serve tea in thell
dressing room at on matinee days.
r. Ray Comstock has engaged GIL.
bert Douglas for vivid Cherry" The
Bolton comedy In which Ruth ShoF,leS
WIN have the leading role.
Alma Francis, who is to have q
vaudeville musical revue soon, WIN
be supported by Ralph GERHARD
among others.
Naomi" new play by Mark Arm.
stetn, Is now being rehearsod at the
jewish Art Theatre. Henrietta Schnit.
Ger Will have the title role.
A Brooklyn woman has reported
to the Strand management that q
pick-Stocking stole q IS BIN from her
hose In the Strand lobby recently.
On his twenty ninth birthday Mar
shah Neilan was giver a gold paper
cutter by his film company. He
spends n good deal Of hds time nova
days cutting paper.
Percy Marmont, an Engliahman,
has decided to live in the Unlted
States hereafter. He has bought q
homo at Whitestoue, L. l., IN the
Actors Colony.
Speaker Thaddeus Sweet OF the As
sembly saw the ,HlppodroIne show last
Might. 1t was the first Happy Days
he had seen In a tong, long time.
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WE'RE sTuMREp.

-Dear Dir. Dudley" writes "Anx-
i0ua." Il have been booking for a song
ID an the cong houses and II seems
hard for me to get II because do not
know the name. II Il q sort OF a
parody on q Spanish opera. think
4 Is called Tn a Bull Fighter and
part OF It goes like tl1as;
He should de-
He dhoild de-
sPiease suggest through your vaiu-
atle column where I can get this song
and what ita name really d."
We think II is '"rhe Undertaleers'
Blues" but we are not sure. win DR..
Baor please Advdse US?
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/. M qralJTY HINTS ON .t FoONuI 81.
ms or D.,rra PUeuc rfPRoVEPfEkfT:S
PACE 70 " 5;eeY TIIORspAY IS te''s IS
yoU'LS. Mbg.TN'
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ePue eIeNs 0seo M ALGEBRA PRoS,e,,k
~ - ANY - But me ONLY oNleS tISs = 4
Net = RvARiT PROBLEM ARE
~ TIE GoLIAP SIGNS 81
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O.TAeN NoU see. A S'eN DRESSES Our
HIs eIGTH AID NOT TuG ppIrH
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Here Is Shown Fac the Grand Order Rassl
TheLtterary Ind,Seshon
f'O;ss, sSsTO oSckATWtkNs ooOss ''' se,s

Sore GUY PAID 10000 Eon a Sea-. s;
or TtC STOCK EXCHANGE : MAJ
1,ne,'T Tue BOOB SAVE nlST -! s
APip STAND 40 VeoAeS
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FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
my auto has a capacity Of eight
PEOPLE"
but you never run down that many
n one day, do your"
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ANSWERS 10 INoUIRIEa.

J. B.--Ask Mr.. Greneker, Schubert
oftioes, for address and photograph.
Q. T.-See Fred Coots, Mckinley
Music Company.
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A rHouoHr EoR TODAY.

Any man GAN get married. II 6ak0s
a strong man to keep out Of matrl.
mony.-PinklespeRro.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-26
WEST SALISBURY

Word hes been received from Mr.
and Mrs Andrews Niles and family
that they are having a very pleasant
trip and at that time they were in
North Carolina and expected to be in
Florida by the latter part of the
week
James Peters. sr, was in Bennng.
ton on BUSINESS one day lest week
Miss Hllda GenIman Of Bennington
lis the guest of her uncle Frank
Tompson
Miss Gladys Elwel of Bennington
was a weekend guest of her sister
Mrs Harry Bronson.
Mr. and Mrs. n. D. Bottw OF VIII
liams town were Weekend guests OF
Mrs Botunns parents Mr. and Mrs
ii. A. Niles
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Dunlap have re-
turned from visiting friends In Arling
ton end arc now at the home eff Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. George Waite OF
North Adams we're week end guest.
of Mrs jannette Perkins.
Cards have been received annowc
ing the marriage OF the eldest daugh
ter of Mn and Mrs Martain Coulter
Anytime Blanche to Ralph Joseph
llerrick Of pittsneld Mass,
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-26
"Touoh as Hickory"

Tough as hickory is phrase sug-
costing The peculiar strength and elias
ticity Of the hickory wood and it may
be for that reason your favorite. Gen.
Andrew Jackson was endearingly
called odd Hickory" by his soldiers
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position. This nickname may have
been bestowed during the war with the
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his men on hickory nuts over period
when they were short Of rations.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-26
The sushe. as a welaht.

A bushel is now regarded as a def.
mite weight rather than a measure Of
cubic contents Various products,
however, have different weights to the
bushel. Wheat according 10 The bu-
reau OF crop estimates weighs 90
pounds to the bushcl.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-26
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in Rome and one of the largest in the
world contains a valuable collection
Of works Of art, and is one of the
chief attractions of the city. 1t is a
storehouse Of literary treasures and
documents of interest bearing on the
history Of the Middle ages.
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Hcuae Els wonderful eve.

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e5ch facet registers complete i'm
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-26
To "Youih-iGy"
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is really forty or more u sense OF
pride and satisfaction.
But TO become prcmaturely gray
Mt 80 or 40, to look ten years older
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-26

FOR SALE broad saw and 9
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FOR SALE-S4 acre farm located
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land, good water, completely stocked,
cows pair horses and all farming
tools. Price right if sold at once. In
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-26

FOR SALE--Any part of the material
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DE wrecked Hot water system bath
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complete with castings; flooring and all
interior finish; slate, elNphoards and
rough lumber Geo, M Hawks, 4a5
Main Street 6ltf.
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FOR SALE-To quick buyer, owner
leaving town, double house on large
lot yielding a gross rental of 10 l-2 per
cent on the price asked. Geo. NJ.
Hawks ass Main street. slit
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A Winchester repeating
rifle In good condition. Inquire at
house Ia rear OF 4. Gardper garage;
cownstoirs. 6St6t
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WANTED--At once middle aged
woman for general housework good
wages steady employment Must be
"a fairly good cook Apply TO Box 1903.
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WANTED

D-Exporiepced Waterman
steady position. Only men accuatom-
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WANTED-Womau with 9-year-olt
child would like position as house.
keeper for elderly couple Address
"Housekeeper," i. o. Box 440, Benning
ton. bdtb'
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WANTED--Contractor to take Job Of
cutting Off woodlot In Salisbury and
skidding logs near highway. Good pay
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WANTED--Pupil nurses and atten.
dants at the Taunton state Hospital
Wages $500 per month with main
tenance. For particulars address Or
Arthur V, G0ss, Supt sVtf
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WANTED 1000 Christmas trees
spruce or balsam Give price and par
tculars i'm rirst letter \. Neiner 20
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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-02-13
TROOPS REPULSE
KENTUCKY MOB

Lexington. Ky.-Four persons were
Killed and fifteen were wounded here
when a mob intent upon lynchiEs WI
liam Lockett, a negro. who confessed
10 the murder Of 10.year-old Geneva
llardmAn. charged the court house
during Lockett's trial and was fired
upon by police and state troops.
Two women we're reported to be
among those shot by the state troops.
The clash with the soldiers held off
tho mob while the authorities man
aged to slip the negro away to place
Of safety.
While the mob, the ring g.leaders Of
which carried rope. was attempting
20 get into the court house TO get
Lookott, a Jury found him guilty OF
first degree murder and a minute or
two later the negro was sentenced to
die in the electric chair March IL
Lexington and all OF Fayette county
we're placed under martial law by
Brigadier. General +. c. Marshall upon
his arrival from Camp Taylor with
800 troops OF the first division.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-02-13
Railroad Strike Is Possible.

washington.-W negotiations OF
the railway employees with Director
General Hines have reached a critical
stage, and insofar as the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen is concerned, q
strike looms unless pending demands
are satisfactorily settled. w, G. Lee,
president of the union, has served no
tice on Mr.. Hines that his men are
very insistent," and must have def
mite answer soon, White house and
railroad administration officials regard
as most serious the railroad situation
precipitated by the orders for strike
February II, issued by officers of the
brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Employees.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-02-13
HOOVER SAYS He IS
NOT A CANDIDATE

New York.--Horbert Hoover issued
a abatement here defining his attitude
toward the presidency. lie announced
that he 10 not a candidate for the nom.
inatlon and that no one is authorized
20 speak for him politically. II the
league OF nAtions IL made an issue In
the election he saws he will vote for the
party that stands for the league. In
response 10 requests that he declare
allegiance TO either one or tho other
OF the great political parties, Mr..
Hoover said:
II am being urged by people, in both
parties 10 declare my allegiance to
either one or the other Those who
know me, know that am able TO make
up my mind when n subject is clearly
defined. Consequently. until It more
definitely appears what tho party man
ayers stand for. must exercise a pre-.
roEaiive OF American citizenship and
decline 10 pledge my vote bilndtold.
Il am not unappreciative OF tho
many kind things that my friends have
advanced in my behalf Yet, hope
they will realize my sincerity in not
tying myself TO underlined partisan.
ship"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-02-13
HOUSER SAYS CHARGE FALSE
Grand Jury Accusations Are Declared
Ridiculous.

Portland, ore-M. Fl. Houser de-
clared there was no basis whatever
for the allegations made By the Spo-
kane grand jury. He said:
"The allegations made by the fed
eral grand jury at Spokane are un-
true. The whole thing is a misstats-
ment and distortion of facts. The
charges are ridiculous and absurd and
they cannot get figures TO substantiate
;ieIl. They simply don't know what
they are talking about.
Il have had absolutely nothing to
do with the management of any OF
these concerns. Notwithstanding what
the grand jury may say to the con-
trary. If we're loose from the grain
corporation and anxious TO collect
few filthy dollars, would not put in
my time day after day with the thank
less job of trying to handle the grain
corporation here in the northwest
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-02-13
GRAND JURY CHARGES
WHEAT MANIPULATION
M. n. Houser Accused Of Help
Ing to Corner Wheat Supply
and Raise Price.

Spokane Wholesale speculation IN
grain by milling companies Of ths
Pacific northwest, among them thres
Portland concerns In which Max II.
Houser, yiee-president Of the United
States Grain corporation for the north
west, Is declared by the report to be
interested. is charged In return made
BY a United States grand jury here
Purchase OF grain at the government
fixed price. estimated by the report
to total s5 per cent OF the Washing
ton state crop OF 42.00O.0O0 bushels
in 1919, by about half a dozSn large
grain concerns Ia charged by the re-
port which declares that BY purported
sales OF grain to each other and
through manipulation Of the grain
market centered at Minneapolis, and
by other methods, they have advanced
the price TO about 81 = bushel above
the government price.
The rand jury recommends that
President Wilson issue a proclamation
under the wheat guarantee act, fixing
& selling price for all wheat now held
in the United States at the price paid
to the farmer. plus reasonable carry
ing charge and that a similar prizes
be fixed on flour and mill feed.
1t further recommends that no appro-
priation be made by congress to fin
ance wheat sales TO foreign countries
until such time as the American peo-
pie are relieved from paying the ex-
tortionate prices now required OF them
by reason OF grain manipulation.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-02-13
channlnn Iananese conditions.

Abe Kobei. a rich Yokohama mer>
chant, bequeathed 1,0O0,000 yen TO be
used for the public welfare of Kama
gawa prefecture, placing the matter
entirely in the hands of the governor,
Inouye. This is by no means a solitary
case of its kind, as 1t may be remem-
hered that an Osaka merchant, not
long ago, donated 1,000,000 ven TO con-
struct public meeting house. which
is now complete and in use. However,
II shows change in the psychology of
the people, with whom the family has
been the unity of society, and family
property and possessions have been
kept intact from one generation 10 the
next. even by the expedient of adopt
ing other peoples children to keep
M the family lineage whenever no
heir is horn. This change is welcome
for It indicates contribution TO the
betterment Of the social welfare OF
Nippon.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-02-13
KOREANS ATTACK Jap POST
Movement Said TO be Initiation Of .
Big Rebellion.

washingtOn.-official dispatches re-.
ceived here said force Of 1000 Kor-
cans. armed principally with equip.
mcnt furnished by the bolshcyiki,
crossed into northern Korea from
Kirin, Msnchuria. and attacked a Jap
anese post OF 700 men at night killed
300 OF them and routed the remainder
According to these dispatches the
attack was the initiation of an active
rebellion In Korea. 1t was described
as the beginning Of a tremendous af.
fair"