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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-23
Z Text Redakcyjnej.

Pamietacie, jak nam zachwaiano
Thompsona. jego agrcssywno5c.
energie, dzielnoSc i wydatnoSt
" piracy osobistej?... DIS IA
tymzc samym Lowdcnic suchci
niktni ME zostafo. a skandaliczny
Wprost our mayor skompromi--
towat pred caiym krajem mia
Sto naszc - jake progermaflski
ISympatyk. gospodarke zaS jcgo do
prowadzii wprost do bankructwa /!
Ctci masz poczciwy Chicago
wianinic - slawe i dobrobyt swc-
go grodu - pisa ci o tenn 20
kraju carm. Smieja sic, dziwu;a
sic, a ty nieboze wstyd lykasz i
pIacisz - i piacisz - ! rAacisL
be- konca. jakby TIVE kicszcnie
dna mic miaiy.
4 cheese, by ci bylo in~aczej-
lepiej? Cheese. to g}osuj "a de-
mokratami. W partyi demo&-a~-
tycznej nominowano kandydatow
- bardzo harmonijnie, 4 chot
wspoizawodnictwa pred prawy-
borami byly. lccz mic wyzywano
sic wzajem. ME ]czevniono -
znat. ic to ME zadnc wyWbki
kandvdowaly i kandyduia. lecz
powazniejsi obywate!c. Wsrod
demokratow ma urzad gv1oernato-
"a ..lecj" obywatcl znany / "a
Siuzony W Erajowcj poiitycc
Hamilton Lewis. osobistoSt przy-
zwoita i powazra. Il Sympatyczns.
DaIei zauwazyt naleiv CO
rzecz wanna. IL MANY a-..tykie--
Gle" tel partyi. my PoIacy SEE
reg rodakow 80 kandyJatoW pol
skich. a wsr6d Mich kandydata ma
urzsd kongresmana, StanoWislo
ogromnje doniosic. o kt6rc dobi-
fanny sic Cd dose dawna... NADIA
rcmnjc. Obccnic nominal nasz nl
ten u-zad - Sdy pTzcciwn'aa
swcGo pobil bardzo znaczna vic
kszoScia gIosow. czcgo nigdy
przcdtcm mic zdo!a,iSmv G"Eonat,
a CO lego sic dobrzc wyka1jc.
- ma wybor, MONA rec IaPH-
Vniony: rie mnici - nalciy pa
mieta&. by mic zanicdbywac s2ra-
Wy. ME zasypiat ~c0ujnoSci. ale
dat PREY elckcyi rodakowi tcnu !
wszystkim innym CLOS jak nailj-
cznicjszy. azehy tenn wykazat
moe nasza wtasns. a rcprezcntan-
tom raszym w Nonsres;e i III
dzici dac tenn wiekszc z~naczenic
PoWage.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-23
B1udna AgitaCya.

Gdv nova o po,itycc, pragnie-
my ieszczc przy oHazyi niniejszcj
- wspomnicc bardzo nicladnym
incydencic - po'aNim Z osta-
tnich prawyborow. Oto pcWicn
nasz kandydat ,.lecacy' Ia posia
DO LcSslatury Stanowcj - wpad,
ia ciekawy ponys}. by dojcchat
swcmu przcciwnikowi. luz IA
dni pare pred prawyboraml -
wywalono przeciw oWcmu pa
MI W gazctach angielskich -
jakas lego sprawke osobiSta
mi'osna, jahas awanture L KEEP
skicmi zonami, bioraccni sic jc-
szczc kiepSciej - do najkiepsciej-
szcj polityki - przyezcm podob-
no jaki5 MAJ dostai rogi i straci&
pieniadze. kt6rc p~olityCzna iona
lego wydaIa ma owego kandyda-
ta... .Afera GAIA czynila wraze--
mic mocno prywatne i intymne;
odczuly to navel gazcty angieI-
skie, choG zwyNc So dose BEIGE
remonia!ae w traktowaniu spraw
takich ! iubia wchodzic w szcze-
g6fy, bardzo nawet drobno5tko--
we. lynn razem - jakby wsty--
dzac sic - poSgebkiem, w kaci--
ku, kr6tko 0 tel komedyi malzeh-
sko-politykierskiej napisano....
Ale dojrzas to nasz polski handy
dat i skwapliwie ~skorzystai Z
gratki, ably iupnat ptzeciwnika.
DAB sobie przetsumaczyc ows
chryje Gala, wydrukowsS" to tysia-
cami, porobii rozrzutki i kazai
rozko.portowat jc Pc dornach w
dzieInicy potskiej tego dystryktu,
W kt6rym kandyduja obai skom-
promitowany przeciwnik ! mic
przebierajacy W srodkach nas2
rodak...
,Odczws' owa rozrzucano wiec
DO domach. roznosili j. chlopcy
nieletni, brady DO rak dziewczeta.
dzieci navel 49, czytaii wszyscy
kolorowe papicrii owe i mocno
Solorowa ia Mich. gorezac4 pra-
wdziwie historyjks.
Me mo4env powstr7vrrat sic,
oy tu ME zaznaczyt, Il TAXI sro
lex " rolitrcc 49, bardzo by} njc-
stosowny i nieiadny - | ma dobra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-23
MAClERZ POLSKA.

lest organizacya 2aczaca m@odrteS pol.
aka cbojS7 pcl " pracach 'naukorych,
patryotycDnych i 6ratniej .poruocy dlA
podnie ducha moralnosci ! 6ooro-
hytu w Spoieczenstwie. a s~zczsSolnis
miedzy miodzieza polsks- Ma poSmier-
tine cd lat - do 45. Ma czionEow Sto-
WaraysZonych, beg ogrsniCzenia vieku.
7.IoSon, JSo- roku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-23
NieIs JUL exit.

l~eszcze raz powrocimy do re-
publikanskiej poIityki: " prawy-
borach. we walce 0 nominacye -
prepaid L partyi republikahsNiej
jcden czlcwiek. ktorego napraw-
de- szkoda. DO TO byl prkyjacicl
nasz szczcrv i jednostka dodatnia
" kazdym wzgledzic. Mowimy o
kongresmanic y. Juuiu, ktory ME
uzyskai renominacyi. p. NielS
.Iuul byl bardzo dzie!nym przed-
stawicielcm swego dystryktu W
Nongrcsic i w ciqgu szcregu lat
swego poStowania w~yr6znif sic
&c wszech MAR korzystnie. .]ak
rzeklismy hyi ON tcI hardzo
5vczliwym d,a Po'akow. a do
Sprawy Polskiej odnosil sic "a
wSze jak najprzychylnicj Miedzy
innemi z%apamietat sic nam o5ta-
THO W uzv>kaniu ola PoISki krc-
dytow lywno>ciowych W kon--
@resic. a take w waznri sprawl"
r~adyEaino = Szowinistyrznego pro
icktu oeraniczen praS"Wych, ME
n.alo sprawl. uzywajqc swoich
wp}vw0w W obu Izbach. Pismo
raSzc. kt0rc W sprawic tel ostat-
n;cj S'droIy}o akcye cncrGirzna !
,~kutccznq. znnsiSo sic miedzy in
nymi - wIaSnic ! l. kongrcsma-
mem y. Julien, Wicc zapamietaio
Z uznanicm lego dohra Nolc !
>zczcrzc zyczliw2 ponoc.
Kong7csman NicIs JUL wy
szczcg5lni} sic tci " Kons7csie
czasic pokojowych W MIN dc
bat - wyg'oszcnicm pamietncli
mowy Let there be Peace, kto-
"a wydrukowano w drUNarni do
kumert6w rzqdowych ! rozeslano
20 kraju W celach Propagandy 20
kojowcj. Zc szczegdiami przcko-
nan i tendcncyi. wyrazonymi "
tel movie - MONA sic mic zSa--
dzat - przynajnnicj mic &c
wszystkimi, lex poza Ten nova
IA z powodzi Sadanin b~czprzCd--
miotovych, jaHa dokoia sprawy
roEoju -oz,aia sic W Nongresic i
po kraju 49, wyr6inia SIC ujeciem
rzeczy zwiczlcm i dosadncm. Po-
dajcmy ponilcj jej streszczcnie
- w tlumaczeniu:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-23
GARSC OBSERWA-
Cyl Z TUTEJSZEJ
POLITYKL
a Demo-
kraCi.

Obliczenia pTawyoorczych re-
zultat6w - wciaz jeszcze ME IL
Rachuja. kalkuluja
przytem potroszc JEST
sic da. a co dnia ma sic inny c.
;ekt tego W gazctach. kt6re sic 0
to tez zbytnio ME gniewaja, czer-
piac Z tego sensacye lokalne, ma
extra. Czytelnik Z tenn
stale pozoStaje w .,humorze taba-
<; W rogu' ma to iuz radv mic
ma.
Ostatniemi laty w polityce miei-
>cowej i stanowej W Illinois pc
;zyni'y sic zmiany zasadniczc
poprzeinaczaiy SIG ~3s2elnic role
gi0wnych partyi krajowych. Pa
- dawniej demoEracl
nic mo%ii tn sig zgodzic nIgdy III
nc ma nrkogo. skutkiem czc-
notorycznie brali po Skorzc cd
"cpublikanow. dzjalaj&cvch jed
nolicic; Cd d~tuzSzego jednak ga
81 - w|aSnic demOkraci wvste--
paja solidarnicj o wiele. a IRA sic
pomiedzy SODA L calem zamllo--
Naniem - repubIikanie, kt6rzv w
i W mieScic podziclili sic
"a diva glownc obozy ma jed
ncgo czclc stoi gubernator Low
den. drugiemu przewodzi bur.
chicagoski. Thompson.
L tych partyi wyStawifa "
obccncj Rampant pciny tyHict "
kup;lq swoich a~dherentow.
K~ampauja przygotowawozo-
,rawyborcza pomicdzy tcni dwo-
Ma frakcyami rcPu6iikansIieni
,toczona - byia istotnie .ybudu-
PowywicSzano ma sobic
vzajcm pewnic wszysthic psy.
axle by'y do wyiapania II przc-
,jwnik0w. powywlc,lano w$zySt-
lic wyzwiska ! zaTzuty. w rczul-
doszio do tego. ze sami ma
,zelnicv obozow wzmiankowa--
1ych poprzcdstawia!i SIG sobic i
)ubliczno$ci: ten tamtego nazWa1
.krukicm" - tamtcm - tcgo szu-
orawccm i zdrajca... jeszczc tcI
ME zabrak|o epitctow
vyczerpano Co do Mich. zdaje sic.
,aie chyba d~yNcyonarze porhy-
iiersko . lingwistyczne, 4 oby-
post7onny, patrz2c zboku
ma to wszyStko. $iuchaiqc tego
- pomy5IaI sobic ! mic
oomyIil sic - ,przySania hociei
garnkowi. a sam smo,i..'
o. DO tez smolq oba Smo,q.
20 sic wlezie, axe calc Chicago pi-
szczv. Ma sobie gubernator Low
den swa k,ssyczna ~.komiSyike IL
zytecznoSci publicznycll'. ktorej
zawdzieczamy Podrozenie tran1--
waiow. telefonow, kolei g6rnych
! innych urzadzen niewygody a
wyzysku pub!icznego ma zat'
sobic burmistrz swoich cxpertjW.
story niby do mostow sd / u,ic,
CIV czcsoS tam ~ieszcze - take
publicznego aic ~naprawde Ct
panowic robia W poIitvcc, i W niej
sa expertami. DO tylko leden
dziei sicdza ma ..dziabie". reszte
za5 dni w tygodniu ganiaja "a Po-
psna-burmistrza.. No M
takiej pozycyi MONA sic wyrooic
IA ..experta' W politycznem kre-
tarstwie.. CODY ME.
Kapitalne sq melody tutejsze
agitacyi "a swoim. a zwalczania
przeciwnika Pamietacie, jak to
g6rnie, Z jakim partesem rekla-
mowano nam p. Lowdena ma bur
mistrza. kiedy kandydowai jcsz-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22
Indiana News Brevities

LAPORTE-Release on good be-
havior from the Federal prison at At
lanta, Ga, before his term expired,
Henry A. Wolk walked into his store
In Wanatah, Ind, greeted his wife
and fell dead at her feet. The coron-
er gave a verdict of heart disease.
FORT WAYNE-William Spindler.
living at Harlan, fifteen miles east OF
there, shot and killed his wife, their
three children, and then committed
I,suicide.
| BRAZIL-The city council has
iadopted resolutions calling for a new
city hall to be erected at once at an
approximate cost of $4,000. The
building will include an auditorium
with a seating capacity Of 1900.
GOSHEN-Goshen city schools are
80 hard hit by the influenza epideuic
that 10 Of the teachers are unable to
be on duty and general attendance II
less than so percent normal.
KOKOMO-The largest estate ever
left for settlement In Howard county
Is revealed In the application for let
ters OF administration for the estate
Of Richard Ruddell, local financier
who died last week. The estate II
valued at $328,349.5O, while the bond
Is placed at 100000.
WASHINGTON-M Maria Nc
Call, lifelong resident of Davies
Hcounty, died here on her seventy
fourth anniversary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22
Elliott Wins Fight Waged
on Houses Omnibus Bill

WASHINGTON, Jan. %. - Repre-
sentative Elliott, of the Sixth Indiana
district, today won his fight in the
house committee on public buildings
and grounds against the passage OF
an omnibus building bill at this ses'
sion. It had been proposed by mem
bers OF this committee to report out
a bill carrying appropriations aggre
eating 475.000,000.
Several weeks ago Representative
Elliott, by directing to the proposed
bill, delayed action in the committee
Today when the committee met te
come to a final decision with respect
to the bill both the treasury depart
ment and the steering committee o.
the house Of representatives came tt
the support Of the Indiana member.
The treasury department said fatty
that the passage of such an omnibu:
building bill would bring on another
bond Issue. The steering committee
| took the ground that it would be I'm
wise from a political standpoint, i
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22
SMOKES AND CHEWS
TO MOUNT ACAIN

The price Of smoking and chewing
will 90 up several steps on the high
cost ladder was the prediction by a
cigar store dealer Thursday. An in
crease Of this nature will effect prac.
tically so per cent Of the. male popu.
lation Of the city.
Il expect to see no cigars sell for
less than 10 cents before long," said
a local dealer, land the better brands
will be as high as Is and 20 cents.
Already we have experienced one
material increase in the price OF
cigars since the first of the year and
there will be another within the next
80 days. This means that we will
eventually have to raise the price OF
lose money.
IF 1t were not for the large amount
of cigarettes we sell we could not
afford to handle them, for they bring
very little profit / am expecting
! them to increase very shortly.
"The cigarettes that are now retail
ing at 20 cents q package will prob
ably go to rs cents, ond similar in
| creaseS will be made with the higher
| brands.
Smoking tobacco now selling al
16 cents can, will go to 20 cents
within the next six months. OF THU
I am certain" he said in conclusion.
He also expressed the opinion tina
chewing tobacco would also increase
"just to keep peace In the tobacco
family"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22
Indians Increasing, Not
Decreasing, Says Miss Sims

American Indians are not decreas-
ing in numbers as is generally thought,
but have instead surprised census
takers with a small but noteworthy
increase during the past few years,
Miss Ruthanna Sims, chairman Of the
Indian work committee Of the. Amer
lean Friend Board Of Home Missions,
said Thursday.
Capable native workers, and es-
pecially women, are needed among the
Indian settlements. Miss Sims says.
Native women and children are far
behind the men and older boys in
education and are practically un-
touched by religious influences.
Increasing attention is being turned
at present to personal hygiene and
sanitation. and enough success has re-
suited to show a perceptible decrease
in the Indian death rate. Mothers are
being taught how to care for their
babies, who were formerly claimed in
large numbers as victims Of disease
and unsanitary conditions.
LESS than per cent of the Indians
of the United States, of whom there
are some $4,000, are Christian. One
hundred and thirty thousand are not
identified with any church," said Miss
Sims. She explained that there are
Indians in every state in the union,
ranging roughly from $4,000 in Okla.
homa to five In Delaware. There are
10000 children under ten years Of age
One.third of these Indians speak
English, but only one-fourth are
| citizens,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22
Bockhof on Board of
Governors of State T.. T..

Henry Bockhoff, of Richmond, was
elected a member Of the board of
governors of the Indiana chamber of
commerce, at the closing session of
the chamber in Terre Haute, Wednes.
day.
]. A. Van Osdol, of Anderson, was
made president, and c. w. Gallagher
of Muncie, was made first vice-pres.
ident. Resolutions urged the Ameri
canization of foreign-born citizens
John G. Brown, president of the Indi
ana Federation of Farmers Associa.
tons, spoke.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22
HEAVIEST SNOW OF SEASON.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Jan. 22-Sleet
and snow in southern Indiana and
northern Kentucky Tuesday night and
Wednesday morning covered the
ground to the depth of several inches
in places. 1t was the heaviest snow Of
the season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22

from no other, to attempt to put such
q bill through at this session.
On this showing the vote Of the
committee was unanimous against an
omnibus building bill. Before the SEES
sion ends the congress will in all prob
ability take care of such pressing
needs in>the building line as are ap-
proved by the treasury department.
But in any event no new projects will
be authorized.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22
Timothy Nicholson Again
Heads Anti-Saloon LEAGUE

The executive committee of the
board of trustees of the Indiana Anti
Saloon League, at its annual meeting
Wednesday. in Indianapolis, re-elect-
ed Timothy Nicholson of Richmond,
president Of the league.
8. Edgar Nicholson ALSO Of Rich
mond, and secretary Of the Anti-Sa-
loon League of America, also spoke.
Plans were laid to keep the citizens
awake" on the subject of prohibi.
ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22
MRS. WILSON SELECTED.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Mrs. Wood
row Wilson, Mrs. Robert Lansing and
Mrs. Josephus Daniels have accepted
places on a committee Of $50 women
who will have charge of arrangements
for an interchurch world movement
conference to be held in Washington,
February Z, 8 and g. it was announced
last night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22
COUHED NIGHT AND DAY

John Vognue, Elberton, Ca, writes:
Last fall, when my neighbors were
down with influenza, I took a severe
cold and before was aware OF my con-
ed night and day and my throat was
raw and sore. I got a bottle Of Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound and took
eight small doses in two hours. Ny
condition began to improve and in a few
days was as we'll as ever. In my opin-
ion Foley's Is the best cough medicine
made."-For Sale by A. g. Luken & Co.
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22
Fathers Night Will Be
Observed at F. E. Reuiual

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind, Jan. "a
Fathers night will be observed at the
local church Thursday evening by the
Rev. Mr.. Ulmer, who is conducting
revival services all this week. On
Friday night Mothers night will be
held, while Young Peoples night will
be Saturday.
Sixteen new additions to the church
have been announced while Is have
been converted. At the Sunday, morn.
ing services the new members will be
taken into the church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22

In China the use of motor vehicles
is increasing at Shanghai, Tientsin
and Pekin. Motor cars and trucks of
American manufacture predominant in
all three cities.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22

Many of the larger cities Of Ameri.
ca and Europe do not permit car
tracks on their finest streets, but use
the popular motor bus lines.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-29
STORIES ABOUT STARS YOU LIKE TO
 SEE SHINE
TOscdnizai 70 Conduct L0 ScOZG Orchestra Here

Rudolph Steirert- is to give the ;rnus!c loving public of Bridgeport a Srare treat when he brings the world Famous La ScaIa Orchestra, of Milan, 5Ialy, headed by that Brilliant leader, .Noscanini, to this .city* on Sunday fafternoon, Jan. 23.
 ! These wonderful musicians have i0een electr;fying audiences and critics Throughout the country and their aG- ypearance in this city is bound to add gHnotfler triumph to their eTer-in- fcreasing successes.
 Mr. Steinert has been untfring in 21his efforts to give the people of eBridgeport the very best there is in Snusic and this latest endeavor on his Ipar. only goes to show that there is gnothfng too good in his opinion for tfhe people of this city. We hope *that the Bridgeport people will not sfail in showing their appreciation by sattending this concert in large nun f,ers.
 {. The concert will be held at Polls SSheatre, Sundayeafternaon Jan. 23, at NS o'clock so that everybody may have F the opportunity of enjoying it. ' Tickets are now on Sale at the 7I. .Steinert 6 Sons Co.,. 915 Main street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-29
Cinema Brevities

Wallace Worsley, who directs pic lures for Goldwyn, says that the hardest things in the world now is to get any look of gayety into scenes ries of past pleasures are too sad. The other day while directing a New Years reception in Gertrude Ather- tons "Noblesse Oblige," he said: Gather around the punch bowl and try to remember how you used to feel on these occasions" To which Darrell Toss replied -dolefully That's just the trouble! If we only could forget
 Roscoe Fatty Arbuck1e is now busy on his latest comedy "Brewster's Mill lions." from the novel by George Barr McCutcheon and the play by Win reel comedy made from a famous stage success and you'll spill a mil- lion laughs when you see Fatty try to get rid of a million dollars.
 Great interest is attached to the filming of ttThe Light in the Clear ing" the first of a group of Irving Bachellor novels. T. Hayes Hunter, director of ttEarthbound" and Desert Gold" will be responsible for the direction.
 '"The U. P. Trail" an adaptation of the widely read Zane Grey novel, has an all-star cast, including Robert McKim, Joseph Bowling, Kathlyn Williams and Marguerite de la Motte.
 Robert Edeson, who has just com pleted his role with May Allison in Are Wives to Blame,'' has received long anticipated letter informing him that the ten German shepherd dogs he gave to the Washington gov eminent soon after the beginning of the war. are safe in Germany. These animals were raised and trained by MT. Edeson and two of them were decorated during the war. The letter informing him that the dogs were safe and would soon be retured to the United States is the first word MT. Edeson has had from them since their enlistment" in the government service.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-29
SUNSHINE SAMMY REFUSES TO PLAY
 THE TARGET

Trapshooting has been taken up as a recreation by the Harry "Snub" Pollard troopers on the 'lot' of the Roach Studios at. Culver City. The "tarhaWk' game is considered by everybody to be a fine sport-every- body but Ernest Morrison, the little darkey, who is known as Sunshine sammy" $
 The pickaninny crossed the range at the wrong time and was "stung'' by a half dozen stray buckshots from the hot mouth of a perfectly good 16- gauge Parker.
 "Wha's the big idea? 2" Sammy in quired with Indignation written all over his face and two hands held to the south, What yo' think An am "a clay pigeon?"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-29
GUESTS OF HONOR

Harold Lloyd and his leading lady, Mildred Davis, are among the most popular stars in their home town. They were guests of honor sat a Christmas dinner given by an organ ization of 300 of the bankers and big business men at one of the fash ionable Los Angeles hotels. Miss Da- wis is a member of one of the oldest Quaker families of Philadelphia and Ia direct descendant of one of Will liam Penn's settlers
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-29
ROSEMARY THEBY
 COMPLETING PLAY

Rosemary Theby. whose Kut-Ul- Kulub in the film version of 'Kis- met'' is one of the outstanding fea- lures of that play is finishing work in Partners of Fate" under the direc- ton of Bernard Burning. The entire company are at Laguna Beach, where the exteriors are being filmed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-29
MORENO ACTS
 AS REFEREE

Antonio Moreno recently refereed a boxing match at the Arizona State Prison when he spent some time mak- ing scenes for his Vitagraph produc- tion, Three Sevens," in which he appears as a convict. he fight was for the prison championship. Later, MT. Moreno was umpire at a. ball game also for the prison champion ship. The star is keen for all sports.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-29
SECRECY

Great secrecy surrounds the mak-
 ing of the most elaborate and expens- i've feature picture ever produced by the Thomas H.. Ince studio. It will exceed civilization in these re- spects- The direction has been en- trusted to John Griffith Wray under the supervision of MT. Ince No, even the title is known, but the pie ture is far enough advanced to war rant the belief that some informa- ton will be forthcoming within a very short time. sfi'' 2-''5. .'E isasF;S.E >'.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-29
SOME MANAGER

Richard G. Herndon, who has managed such temperamenta1 art ists as the Four Nortons, Roshanara, the French theatre; the Italian Mil itary band, the Russian Ballet and Fokine,so is enjoying considerable mana gerial relief. He is now satis- field to manage Nance O'Neil in ''The Passion Flower and the pretty group in 'LittIe Miss Charity"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-29
FOUR IN CAST

Snow Blindness" by Kath crime Newlin Burt, which Goldwyn is pre- pairing to film as a Reginald Barker production, has cast of only four. The roles have just been assigned. and vii be played by Russell Simp- son, Mary Alden, Cullen Landis anG Pauline Starke
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-29
TO WRITE TITLES

Will Rogers is going to help write the titles for the picture he is just completing, Boys Will Be Boys" from Irwin Cobb's famous story With one of the countrys foremost humoristS as author and another as actor and tit1e-writer, the picture should be one of Goldwyn's best achievements.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-29
BUSY WILL

Will Rogers is a very busy man nowadays, acting in movies, writing jokes, supplying titles for some of his own pictures, making public speeches, and fitting up a home but he always finds time before breakfast and dinner and between scenes for several hours practice a day with his rope.