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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
ORGANIZUOJAMAS NAU-
JAS LENKU KABINETAs.

varsava, birz. "a. - Maui
ja lepkp ministeriQ kabinetl
pavesta suorganizuoti liaudi.
ninkQ partijos vadui M. Witas
Skulskio kabinetas atslsta-
tydino birzelio 10.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
PHILADELPHIA TURF
1,823, 1853 GYvENToJU.

Washington, birz. 24-Phi-
lacelphia gyvcniojp skaic;ami
yra treeias miestas Suv.
Valstijose. Turi 1,823,158 gy-
ventojus. Pirmaja vieta uzima
New Yorkas, antraja Chi
cago.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
BUS REPREzENTUoJ oJA-
MOS IR S. v.

Washington, birz. "A.
Ta1kininkai lures abelna kon-
i'erencija liepos 2 mieste Brus-
selyj. Manoma, jog toje kon-
ferencijoje bus reprezentuo-
iamos il Suv. Valstijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
NEPERTRAUKIAMOS
RIAUsEs LONDONDERRY.
Riausininkai uzpuole katalikuQ
kolegija.

Londonas, birz. ~. - Airi-
jos mieste Londonderry va
kar riauSlS visu smarkumu
buvo atsmaujinusios. ISpat
rytO prasid6jo smarki kova
mijonistQ ~Su nacijonalistais,
Kai-kurioSe vietose j barika-
das Saudyta papliupa. Nakti
buvO prasid6je pl6Simai.
Kareiviai ! susir6mimus ne
simaiS6. Tx visas Iaikas nuo
gatviQ varin6jo paSalinrus
zmones, katrie iSdrlso apleisti
namus kOkiais nors reikalais.
VisOs svarbesn6s6s gatv6s
aptuStejusios. Mes tOse gatve,
Sc seka riauSininkQ susikirti-
mai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
RUsU BoLsEvIKA1 APE
KANADA.
Sake, busianti atnaujinta
prekyba.

New York, birz. 25. = Ru-
sijos bolSeviku valdzios agen-
tas Martens pranesa, kad So
vietin6 valdzia veikiai atnau-
instant prekyba. su Kanada.
Mes Kanadoje buvus boise
vikine misija, .kuri tenai prize
lankiai sutikta fabrikantq II
bankininkq.
Sake, greitu laiku Russia
is Kanados sulauksianti sau
reikalingq visokiQ masineriJq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
TuSteja Rusijos Miestaii
Miestuose Negirdeta Brangenybe.
Padetis Maskvoje.

Maskyoie tokia pat padetis.|
Kituomet Maskva skate dul
m'llJonu gyYentoFl' slandle 9
nera Jau mel vleno mlll9ono;
II SIS skalclus kasdlen latp;
snlskal mazeJa. &
Is Elsq MaskVos gyventojq
gal deslmtas nuoslmus aptuz
II malsto sale bolsevlkQ val
dzlos patvarkymo dallntl
malsta. 81
frle los SyVeiltoJV rQsles
-zmonas kotrie turi narduoti
l-ok;,, nors hranoosni savo dali
L+, To;nno+ y;soly;o bolsav;;.
.lSiniai valdininkai If spekuliaS
tai.
sitos rusies zmones turi is
ko daznian nusipirkti baltos
duonos, sviesto. darzoviu, ge-
resnes arklienos ar kitko.
CO -; hoi+o. a,,onos Mas,r
roia rciL;a 81 ~ n,oIati dnlsart
tick kick vienas darbininkas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
TALKIN1NKU NOTA Vo-
KIETIJAI.

Paryzius, birz. "a. Cia
vokieGiu taikos atstovybei tai
kfninkai indave nota isslgln-
klavimo reikale.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
Tx VIENA AMERIKOS
MISIJA EUROPOJE.
Ir ia veikiai bus atsaukta.

Washington, birz. "A.
Suy. ValstijQ veikimas sveti-
NOSE Salyse haigiamas. Mes
kaitant Vokietijos, Suv. Vals-
tijoS Europoje Siandie turf til1
viena misiiQ. Ir ta veikiai ar
timuose RytuoSe paselpos rel
kalais. Ir j, kaipo paskutin6,
veikiaf bus atSaukta.
Bet Americas Raudonojo
Kryzians burial tuo tarpu vi
sur placiai darbuojasi. Jt v
ra pietin6j Rusijoj, Pabalt;joS
valstijose, Gernogorijoj, Alba
nijoj, Serbijoj, Ceko-SlovaRi-
joj, Graikijoi, Halijoj ir Len
k;joj.
Veikia Vienndj If Budapeste.
Vienas Amerikos R. Key
ziaus burys darbuojasi Pran-
cuzijoj il Belgijoj, gi dar III
las, mazesnis, veikia Viennoj
il TBudapeste.
Burial, veikiantieji Rumun;-
joj ir Serbijoj, baigia viSu5
savo darAus ir apleis tas 81
lis.
Amer. r. Kryziaus neatsto-
vaujamas Armenijoje, kor
dai buojasi artimu RytQ pasA-
pos komitetas. Bet r. kryzlus
reikalingQ daiktQ yra pasiun-
tes tam komitetui.
Vokietijoje darbuojasl hN'
rvs pavadintas "AmerikonlSFl
Draugaii.' IF tam buriui r.
Krtzius duoda paramos.iL
Artimu RytQ paSelpos ko-
mitete yra 81 amerikonlskos
armijos oficieras IL 5 karel-
vial. Komiteto stovein6 yra
Utilise. Su valstybGs departa-
mentu komitetas susinesa tie
siog per amerikonSkq amba-
sadq Paryzluje.
81 oficierai Vokietijoje.
Vokietiioje keliose komisl-
jose yra "a amerikoniski OIL
cierai.
Be to, okupaciios plotuose
yra amerikoniSka kariuomene'
Jon priklauso III oficieras II
1861 kareivis. Tai karluo'
menei vadovauja gen. Allen.
Sulig kares departamento
pranesimo, S. Valstijos dar
turi: 119 oficieru If 13 karel-
eiq Prancuzijoj; 65 oficierus
ir 1,278 kareivius KiniloJe;
II oficieru ir 7 kareivius An
gliioje; 8 oficierus If 2 ka-
reiviu Siberijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
Ukrainoje bolsevikai pa
zangiuoja.

Pietiniam fronto Some, ty.
Ukrainoj, bolSevikal neper-
traukia puolimo prizes lolIkuS
II visur pazangiuoja.
Lenkai atsimeta visa hnlja,
pradejus pietinio sono desi-
niuoju sparnu If baigus upe
Berezina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25

Londonas birz. "a. - Cia
.paskelbta, kad visuose garlai-
viuose atsauktas bevieliq tele-
grafu operatoriq streikas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
BolSevikai pulsis ant
Vilniaus.

Abelnai nuomoniaujama, jog
bOlSevikai ten nauiQ puollmq
plieS lenkus prad6s / savaite
arha dpSimti dienp laiko
Nauias puolimas bus pakol-
tas Some Polocko, BOrlsovo,
Minsk0 ir Bobruisko. Puoll-
mas atsirems net ligi Latvi-
JOS frolfto, kur ligSiOl velklmas
nebuvo galima del pelkiuotQ
te1itorijQ.
SiuO kartu bolSevlNr! puoli-
mo tikslas mesties ant Vii
n:aus, paimti tq miestq If,
tu1but, briauties toliaus.
Nelenkai kariniai zinovsi
ttvi:rtina, jog lenkams yra Ia
bal blogas pad6jimas. Tuo tar
pu lenkai nepasirodo turf ko-
Ei.s-nors baim6s. Jie viesai
uzgina, kad Lenkijai butQ ko-
.l;io nors pavojaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
LENKAI MOBILIZUOJA
VISUS VIRUS.
so diviziju koncentruoja
bolSevikai.

Varsava, biM. "a (RaSo an
glv laikr. korespondentas). -
Kuomet lenkQ vyriausyb6 mo-
bilizuoja visus tinkamus ka-
reiviauti vyrus, bolSevikai is
ilgai up6s Berezinos II toliauS
j Siaurius prizes lenkus sutrau-
kia skaitlingq kariuomene.
Sugryze is kar6s fronto neu-
traliai t6mytOjai praneSa, jog
bolSevikai toSe apylink6se jau
turf sutrauke dvideSimts vie
M divizijQ. Ir kasdien pGane-
Sama, jog dar Wis naujos Ea-
riuOmenis divizijos sugabena-
mos.
Vienas zinovu pareiskia,
Izad sekanti m6nesi bolSevikal
hen prizes lenkus tur6s;q SUI
Eoncentrave penkiasdeSimtis
'd,vizijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
NEKUOMET TAIP NERA.
By GENE BYRNES

zmogels su eimyna gryzta namo is pikninko Sakos s
plninku abai patenkntas Daug ysko suyalges If auca
sis sveikas .kaip krenas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25

Sulig Central News depesos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
TIRED LOOKING WOMEN

Some women always wear q worn,
tired look. II In the outward sign Of
nervousness. neurasthenia. perhaps.
with its characteristic symptoms OF
worry. headaches and sleeplcssness.
Overwork, grief. undue excite.
ment. the late hours and nervous
strain of a strenuous social season.
lack OF out-of-door exercise. any or
all Of these may be responsible for
the trouble but the most common
cause at this season Of tho year is
the grip.
Whatever the cause. II you feel
the need OF more strength try the
great non-aicoholic tonic. DR.. VII.
liams' Pink Pills. As the nerves get
their nourishment from the blood the
treatment must be directed towards
building up the blood. DIR. williams
Pink Pills act directly on the blood
and with proper regulation Of the
diet have proved OF the greatest ben
eft In many cases OF neurasthenia
A tendency to ancmia, or bloodlcss
ness. shown by most neurasthenis
patients, Is also corrected by these
tonic pills. Your own druggist sell,
DR.. Williams Pink Pills or they vii
be sent by mail on receipt OF price
90 cents per box. by the DIR. williams
Medicine Co.. Schenectady. N. Y
Write for the free booklet. Diseases
OF the Nervous system" with . spe
ciai chapter on neurasthcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

IN April showers." II In n comedy
fliled with typical Carr characterize.
tions.
Elsie Piicer and Dudley Douglas
will appear In smart songs and
dances. elaboratsiy gowned.
Josie Heather famous English
singing oomedisnne. says che WIN
sing several songs" That means .
lot She Ia one OF q few who have
come to our shores and made
good"
IAzierworth company have 3
novel entertainment In An Evening
at Home"
The Melody 0ardsn- 10 called "a
spectacular musical girl novelty"
There are SIX Of those gffis. all
trained instrnmentaiists.
Earl and Sunshine In Today and
Yesterday offer q contrast 10 char.
actern
Merlin n q mysterious gentleman
who does any number Of trscn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
bespoke his protest

bespoke his protest
Chrys beckoned him 10 her and
put her query briefly:
Brooks. where II Mrs. Lorfmerr'
'1n the broad boulevard. Miss 1>or
imer. Bound for--for White Point
left her at her own request, Miss
Lorimer.'
chrys started to ask another ques
ton. then checked herself.
VERY well. Brooks" she said. and
the man departed. As soon rs he
was ost OF hearing. Chrys turned to
me.
Now she's done IL
1T guess she has. this time"
agreed.
why. oh why. did Jim. Jr.. add
that girl TO our burtienkw Chrys
groaned.
HE didn't. Ann added herscif."
volunteered.
She's ma stubborn a. peacock.
Chrys continued. She'll never stop
running around with Ives. not OF her
own volition. She doesn't care a
thing about tho man either. Just
set on not minding-vain, too
wants his opinion about her clothes
OF course, and tho first thing we
know. there'l be a scandalw
You're getting excited. Chrys,"
remarked. Better read your Chi
ncsc philosopher and calm your
nerves"
MY comfort. dear Jane. In In you
suggest that you---that you take
Mr.. Ives away from Amir
"A nice sisterly thouehtr' az
claimed. BE a little heroine your
self. dear Chrysr'
MY dear. I'm n candidate for mat
rimony. some people believe. Mr.
Ives would Jump at the chance Il
propose TO me. No such chance with
you--and you're expcricnccd--you'l
know how 10 keep him from making
love TO you"
y Go DO Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

laughing purposes only. The comedy
rcvoives around two ex. jaiibirds who
In an effort TO lead honest lives be.
come ineps walters.
A nrnilo. q tune and a few steps
are promised by Harry Brown and
Harry Evans. two young men.
Lee Nash promises some snappy
nav stories and some syncopated
melodies.
Cute. wtnsome and clever are ad
,crsives applied 10 the Fl Roy Sis
'cr-. two youthful entertainers.
Moiiie KING IL the star OF ths
feature photopiay, "wpnen Mer
Forget"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

cnner In vaudeville. will ts an added
attraction Of the new bill Ia hei
human and humorous little p!ayiel
Air Castle Kate"
ono OF tho laughing hits Of the
ns~ bill will be Pete. Pinto and
Boyle in their latest comic oddity.
The Mysterious Trunk"
oorweouriy staged and stunningly
cosiumed !. the terpsichorcan novel.
~ offered by Dewinter and Rose. q
man and a pretty maid
Cory and Aithoffarc arc two
dainty French girls who arc Singer.
dancers and instrum-ntalists.
The PantAxesoops viii present a
new comedy feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

realms OF Hades. Lew white will
he seen In one OF his best roles as
the first assistant TO Satan. while
Satan will be played by Waiter
0reaxa. Oscar Gerard. Robert Lo-
renzo. Bess Hill. Pauline Arthur and
Floy Ward are other members of
the company who will all have I'm.
portant parts.
As the extra added feature MadGe
Rush. the pretty and clever dancer
from New York. will offer The
Hungarian Gypsy Dance" the same
dance that set Chicago talking when
che offered II in Look Who's Here"
last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

At last Seattle Ia 10 have an op.
"A portunity TO witness the much.
heralded Passing Show" which
opens at the Metropolitan Tuesday
night for a flve-day engagement.
The Passing Show" 10 In two
colossal acts and Is scenes Of
regal splendor. The costumes, which
tax the ingenuity Of q modiste 10
describe In detail. range from some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
SIX RULES
FOR SUCCESS

The Y. NJ. G. A. has formulated
rules for success for the boys II
works with. These rules II recon-
msnds 10 girls as well.
II you are trying 70 find q sys
TEN BY which TO live, these SUE
Nestlons may help you.
First work and earn. Second
make a budget Third. keep &C.
count OF expenditure. Fourth. open
n bank account Fifth pay your
bills Promptly. Sixth. buy govern.
msnt securities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

Dear Miss Grey; would like TO
write . fcw lines about the Mormon
people.
I was born In Salt Lake city. Utah.
and. Aitho I am not Mormon my.
self. was brought UP among the
Mormon people. and many OF my
best friends belong TO that church.
You mentioned some accusation
made by Rev. J. NJ. Tieoctts esain-d
Mcrmcntsm- I think. Mies Grey,
that REV. Tibbetts has mover known
any real Mormon people Of today.
neither has he visited tush, the
homo u the Mormon people OF he
would know that there are no plural
marriages performed today. neither
have women over been sold into
} Mormon slavery.
The Mormon people send their mis-
sionaries out to try 90 give the world
. better and broader idea OF Mormon.
ism.
The Mormons no longer believe In
pclygamy. therefore, why should "thc
sins OF the fathers be visited upon
the children Are the people OF to-
day too narrow to overlook a
mistake which was nado years ago
Normcnism, ~ IL Is now being
preached. Is a simple and beautiful
religion: only wish that some OF
these mothers who request you to
could visit salt Lake, the beautiful
Mormon City, and see what thes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

thing resembling me tan Of peep
cock. 10 a gorgeous Oriental drea4
Willie and Eugene Howard tbo
two clever comedians. continue -
head the stellar cast with = ~
assortment OF new comedy. aioo
brand new musical limitations. saA1
70 be even better than their To-.
mer ones.
This spectacular extravagann y
billed as the biggcst thing Of ~
kind which has ever been seen -
Seattle. The settings are gorgeoQg
in their colorings and richnems
And best of all among these -
ooutremehts move 1is lovely girn
so large Is the company ana pro-
duction that a special train Of -
cars Ia necessary TO transport T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

and England and show that svery
woman Ia a great factor In her hus.
bands succcss nitho the husband a
srcat many times La blind 10 the
fact
The way Maggie wyle plans and
furthens the advance Of John shand
without his being aware OF II FUR.
nihhcs one Of the prettiest romances
OF modern fiction. There are n mum.
Dor OF big. intense situations with
quaint Scotch humor running thru
the lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

to ioew's Palace
HIP tomorrow
T he company
consists Of nine
cop lie. all OF
OF than princi.
pals and each do
Ing q speciality.
A humorous
C o M e dy skit.
Walters Want.
cd. fro m the
pen OF Fran X
Davis. and pre-.
scented by Fran.
cha. CLARK q
Brown, two men
and a woman, 10
. vehicle con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

I N = q = HfhuilHs
features and four
other attractions
OF IN ore. than
average worth
The three stel.
lar features are
Alexander Carr.
I1losr d Douglas
and Josie Heath
or.
. Alexander Carr
IN best known m
tho original Peri.
mutter In that
well known sue.
coxs. Potash 4
perimutter." lie
com IN here with
his oWn cornpanS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
THE OLD
GARDENER SAYS

spanish cardoon 10 a stranger
to most American vegetable gar.
deners. IL In well worth getting
acquainted with. Across the wa
ter II IL q favorite vegetable,
being grown for Its crisp leaf
stalks. which are blanched in
much the same way as celery.
and then stcwed or used in soups
or ealads. II the seed IL sown
now you vii have no trouble In
getting a crop. but you must
have rich soil and an open stu.
alton. The occasional use OF a
little liquid manure will help 20
keep the plants growing and in
September they will be large
enough TO bianch. A package Of
seed will be enough at least for
the first seasons experiments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

CeSf, w n q I
II very Woman
Knows" by J.
NJ Barrie. su
thor Of Peter
ran" This play
W as considered
By Eastern rrit.
ers TO be Miss
Adams greatest
success and there
IN ltttIs doubt
that the patrons
OF the Wilkes
{ b eatrs next
week win wit
ness q splendid
offering.
The scenes are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
WHAT do Y o u
w think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care Of The
Seattle Star.

ing q few lines on Morrnonirrn.
Miss 0rvy, was born and raissd
among the McVncns. and certainly
know the way they believe. II you
talk with them they will say they
don't practice polygamy. But they
do. IL is taught that polysany 10 a
heavenly law. and every time they
can practice il. without being found
out. they certainly do H. In the little
town where W. came from. one law.
yer has two wives. and both have
families OF small children. Also. Q
doctor has two wives. one has Il,
children. and one has three Tor had
when we left there. two years agol.
Also a bishop had a hired giri that
disappeared. and no one ever heard
OF her again. My grandfather. also
my husbands grandfather. were
polygamous, having each four wives
but IL was no wor~r those days than
IL Is today, only outsiders don't know
OF IL. You have 90 bc one of them
to know what goes on. and there 10
noting too bad to be said OF what
go,s on in salt Lake City II has
certainly been q oondsend TO us TO
know that ". ar, not raising our
children there any longer in a Nor
mon colony. There are also good PEG
pie there.
MAN AND WIFE WHO KNOWS.
Dear Miss Grvy: have been q
reader OF your paper for the past
IL years. and I always turn TO your
columns tn. first thing. have
often been punied wondering how
you would answer foolish or mis-
guided boys and girls. and then have
been amused AZ your deep insight In
to human nature and the good sense
Of your answers.
Your answer to the young man
who slandered his one-time sweet.
heart was very good May add
/ Just a few wordsY
/ II Is not a matter OF this man's
choice. but duty. TO tell the truth
about this matter. II IL just as ncc-s
ssry TO make restitution for Islander
as IL for theft or personal injury. II
he wishes to make his peace with
! God. even II tho girl never forxives
hlp. MARGARET.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

at the ran0ges.
bsg,nnins a ex !
n o a q ~ amer
noon. These orr
entails. five men
q n q u woman.
are unusually
versatile. their
offering inolud'
ing sin sins
dangling. Jug
Cling. magic. bal.
aneing and aih.
letter and II 10
staged with the
customary mas
ninccnce.
Jc@ie Hayward.
one Of the most
A..ui. nos..xli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

today. He's .
Devil" Civ y
promise OF being
the best that has
yet been present
ed by Ted How =
land. The action
will be laid In
he Inferno. ="
There viii be the
dcvil's melting
pot, the well OF
fire. the fiery
I hr n c OF old
y a tan himself.
not to mention
The biz chute.
making n fitting
an d surprising
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
WHOLESALE PRICES

Embroidered all silk tricolctts
dresses. Jap silk lined. are advcr
tiHed by New York wholesale
house Mt ti<7S each.
Ono Wholesale furrier In seIlins
''choker scarfs." fox. squirrel. mink
sable and koiinsky at $3.50 to $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
| SPRING CAPE
| MODELS

Many of the new models OF capes
como In tricolct with pastel shaded
Things. Clipped ostrich feathers
make quaint fluffy collars. Some are
OF three-quarters length. while many
reach only 10 the hips. Many Of the
new suits and dresses have capes
with hoods suggested by a monks
cowl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
Confessions ofaBrid9
(CopFgt 1870 By The Nuspa per Enterprise ASooiainn
THE BOOK OF ANN
WHY CAN'T ANN BE SATISFIED WITH WHAT
SHE HAS?


girls see II. realized that Ann didn't
think she had everything" unless
she basked ctsrnally In the admira'
ton Of many men, She had the
show girl idea OF what makes life
worth while. She was crazy about
her besuty--crazicr about things to
adorn IL, and craziest OF all abou;
men to behold H. She didn't really
love daintlncss and art for them.
selves. when II came 10 personal
grooming, she took none too much
pains. She considered Claude Ives
critic OF a beautiful woman bcsuti.
fully dressed. That was her one silly
reason for spending so much time
with him. felt sure.
Next morning Chrys and ! were
planning new beds In the Lorirner
gardens. when We saw Ann starting
out for ride accompanied by
Brooks, the head groom.
Ann made worry smart picture In
her brooches ana coat, and her stiff
little hat with n rubber band under
her chin. We commented on her
with genuine approval and waved a
sistorly farewell as she passed by.
I knew II pleased her greatly to trail
groom when she rode out. and
therefore I was thoroly surprised TO
soc Brooks coming back alone inside
Of half an hour. His very attitude
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NEW SHOW AT LEWIS
HAS LIVELY PLOT

The Offering Of the Lcvy's Musical
Comedy company at Levy's orpheum
for the week starting with a matinee
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1L'Lhe
WILKES PLAYERS IN
MATDE ADAMS PLAY

Starting with matinee Sunday.
the Wilkes Players will offer Aauds
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"FROLICSOF YOUTH"
AT PALACE HIP

"Froiios Of Youth" a ray blend.
ing OF song and dance offering win
be feature Of the new bill coming
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CHINESE COMPANY
COMING TO PANTACES

Long Tack Sam and his company
OF Chinese wonder vorkers VIII be
tho headline offering Of the new bill
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MOORE VAUDEVILLE
HAS THREE HEADLINERS

The new bill OF orphoun circuit
vaudeville that starts the week at
The Moore Sunday afternoon has
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Ann behaved pretty well all nex,
day. aitho she parad-d her cigarots
before Daddy Lortmer; that was n
mistake. but one of which ! never
thought TO warn her. Women
smoke openly everywhere. nova
days. and most men approve Of II. in
women OF other clans. Daddy
doesn't mind II at all when he sees
a society woman smoking with arts
tic smartncas. In fact. I've seen him
light q cigaret for moro than one
pretty girl. but never. oh never. for
q I>orimsr wemanl
II was a comfort TO put In a peace
full day with Ann. But I think that
hereafter I viii distrust such calm
A. probably foretelling a tempest.
AZ least this one did. However. ]
discovered that Ann could be very
nkeablc IL she wanted to be. and
resolved not 10 bctray her indiscre-
tons to my husband. I'd try to he
a real sister. wouldn't let the
brothers criticize her.
Finding her iikeablc, I wondered
why Ann couldn't be satisfied with
what she had---with her handsome
Jim---and the forimer connections
and the Lorimer wealth. Why
couldn't she conform-and settle
down-in tho good old ways? She
had everything. from my point OF
view, but looking at life as lots Of
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ANNAPOLIS. - Lower midship.
men 1900 strong embarked yester.
day on cruise thru Panama canal to
Pacific coast ports.
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Photo BY Cress-Dule.
With pretty dark blue accordion plated skirt this young
lady wearing Of the newest style sport coats II
is Of jersey CLOTH has settling sleeves white angora
collar and has sefmateria belt The hat worn with this
suit is decidedly original II is white and is stitched with
after Of bright green thread The crushed brm
turns back from the face. DAISY HENRY.
parnu~d
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