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The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
A New Use for a Ziesfeld Chorus.


enrcle
about loueh R zsfes suddn % tut acquire the al sa
S as Hs & s the dssas s b sSs 10 the ns o that
tan awake these lazy spring evenings ,,, -, ,,s s .s
zgfeds dsc%fnatins Clientele
all thing of The Foies installed
S Sc: Mr. back e sons % hs f sisers
% put By allowing
they collect
The George Gohan Comedians the designation
musical play by Otto Harbas and Msnde called The
WashingtOn which
fore going into New York
he M sssg his % % blessed With sight Shsn
aiesoricsi apology for his INABILITY tell story like eorse
George Warrington lasted leaving
inston where it registered its premier performance
Worse
nt aampdn s he producer
despite the kepes OF e% over n eay Sew York
-
for
% the sq6tHion Of Adele Rowland in the
s sTssssS @ sSe @ New xS5s James
metropolis Day
selected to play the role of oDare the
Not wanted ~ ~ " ~ " ~ p"0'0pa' o 'hiaren
say thssstens cua the activities
the publishers paper
blessings may
oSd G sHd OF h%sPs ns PsP forced may
S Ts songs that specifically relate the show
comedy thesed days ' - SUNS ~ " Ahs MUSICAL
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
Schdble's Octuple Demise

II Robert Schable were q prototype
of the famous cat he might have
withstood eight assassinations in one
afternoon without the slightest eff
feet upon his vitality. Being only
one of the leading characters in "On
With the Dance" now playing at
Moore's Garden Theater, he felt
quite fatigued when il was all over.
In the scenario, David Powell. who
is playing the leading role opposite
Mae Murray in the production, takes
the part of an infuriated husband
who shoots the man who he believes
alienated his wife's affections. Robert
Schable is the man.
AS the first revolver shot of the
afternoon cracked through the
studio and SchIble fell to the floor
with a thump that wracked every
bone in his body, Director Fitz-
maurice raved ippotentIy:
Won't do! More life," he howled
A second time Schable's sup
posedly lifeless form tumbled to the
floor and still Director Fitzmaurice
objected. Schable was shot" eight
times in an h. and a quarter,
before light, camera and human
nature. guided by the director,
worked in unison to the latter's sat
isfaction. One more death. Schable
declared afterwards. and he would
have exhausted his catfish" allot-
ment.
The fact that the bullets were
only cotton wads didn't save him
from a severe battering in his de-
scents to the hard, uncarpeted studio
floor.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21

Bonehead" ewliha
tomorrow night
adine beginning April
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21

Miss Edith Hallor, who stars in
Weber productions. is an accom>
plished musician. She has studied
al the leading universities in this
country and at one time expected
to make her debut as a concert
pianist.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21

perience, except studying to be an
admiral during the war, was with
the late Paul Armstrong. Arm
strong was a big, brawny, rough
and-ready person." Middlemas told
me the other day, who knew what
he wanted and had the great gift or
punchy drama. Also he wrote The
Eludgeon.' the most dismal super
lbsen piece / ever saw. He sent for
me and said brutally that he wanted
me to play the lead because / was
no great actor. L don't want a
star telling me what L ought to do
or What he's going to do. I'm going
to put you into this show and I'll
make you" But The Bludgeon"
missed its mark and Middlemas was
not made" in the technical sense.
He is taking the slower path of
hard work. "Buddies" is scheduled
for another year; after that the
young actor will have time to look
around for his next part
rush to give you the names of
the new Florodora Sextette, with
descriptive notes. because this is
important: Beatrice and Marcella
Swanson, sisterly blondes; Madeline
Rickers, auburn hair; Dorothy
Leeds and Dana Sykes. blondes,
and for darker ones Muriel Dodge,
Fay Evelyn and Zcra Gibson. Now.
If you've counted these names YOU
will suspect that ii will be ap OC-
fette. Nothing of the sort. The
producers are going to give two OF
them a night of each week, and IL
YOU want to he a complete FlOdCr-
list you will have to see IL every
night for a week. The other day
en- interesting thing took place.
Marjorie Relyea (Mrs. Albert
Stokes). one of the originals q say
1t twice for emphasis), came down
and talked to the new seXtette. tell
ing them how to avoid the pitfalls
of Broadway and encouraging them
with the bright thought that there
are more millionaires (and less
liquor. l suppose) than at any pre-
vious time in the history of the
American stage. She also told
them about the 1901 sextette and
how they did their business" in the
famous Tell Me, Pretty Maiden" 1
have just been looking over the
lyrics to which Leslie Stuart wrote
his pretty music, and 1 confess that
the words sound very difficult, but
l remember that they. were sung,
and so do you. Next week. il 1
have room. I shall quote a bit, with
a line or two of a modern" lyric
for comparison.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21

only ignores the trumpet calls of
fame, but goes so far as to insist
that she will remain a chorus girl
forever.
When Doris Lloyd, for that is the
name OF the fascinating young
woman who has proven so immune
to the delightful ravages of suc-
cess. first appeared in His Little
Widows" a musical comedy that q.
NJ. Anderson presented at the Astor
Theater three years ago, she was
unanimously proclaimed by the re-
viewers as the chorus girl md of
the season. Although occupying an
inconspicuous position in the choral
lineup along with some thirty
other girls similarly attired. her
personality. grace and charm were
so pronounced that she excited
more comment than any principal
in the cast.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21

Monday New
and
- ~-'.@~'oN
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21

Olive Thomas is said to be able
to get her makeup on and off
FASTER than any other actress on
the stage. She can change from a
girl into a woman of
society In an amazingly short pc
riod of time.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21

Manager Edwards, of the Garrick
Theater, has granted Central High
School students, in parties of fifty
or more, half-price rates on seats at
that theater for Monday and Tues
day nights of each week. beginning
tomorrow. Central students who
want tickets should leave their
orders with H. F. Bursley. room
321A. Central High School.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21

Henryl. Bide Dudley's
farce-comedy; cast includes will
lam Roselle. Florence Carrette,
yira Rial and others.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21

THE COsMOs-Hunter. Chick and
: Hunter. all-round fun; Tommy
Allen and Girls: Segai and James
in blackface. Allen and Walton in
.At the Flower Stand;" Troyato.
violin virtuoso; Dorothy Dalton In
Black is White" The Grocery
Clerk"
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21

Rambeau role in Channi
locks brilliantly successful Sign
mesropontan triumphs Miss Rambeau will
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O %PETROLEROS
tVicnc lie n la

PrcsiGcnte d. II i~i"crta On WaSnir--
to-. s"nnr F"rHando !c.e*iaS CAidc-
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~,lanca;n =: -ur;.r dc uuC ~ =ohl'rnc
IVA $uceda ii del Presid,nte dc Il
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W CA de persecution en- contra lie l.:
Iglesi. Cat6lica. rc>UcitIndo los nltto-
DIS pucStoS ~ prdctica duT"nlc q re-
linen c~arranciSta.
E.tI norhc Sc dip que ~i'esQucira
salLri maalna para los l2Stado> I'M
dos eli enca-Sar>e n~uetafaentc lie Il
Agcncia ]financicra del .:"bi""no eli
Nueva York. habiGndO*" ruGrorado NJ.
IeSrui, ser.i u2mhru.io t:'H"e*entant.
Confidential cerca del President.
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NO Sc ADMlTlRA Ell VOTO

De bucna fuvu;r - ha sanido aQui
Iur las auIuridadeS dc CiUdad Veto
ria cst&n formulundo unaS listas &c
.iudadanos tamaulipccos Il pulcneS =
prohlbird que voten ca los proX.mo;
com:cios para eie%ir GobGEnador de
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sitos de dichas autoridadcS, Sc ha To-
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te dc los p~artidarioS lie las candida
turas Que cstan en- puSna con Lopez
dc Lara.
Dicen los informeS Que q .ATunta'
micnto rictorensc eSia s&cando unaS
listaS lie los ciudadanos que no vo'a'
ON on las clcccioneS ultimaS de Presi-
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pedirle< que vo;en IN 1t election de
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Sc REuNlO LA CAMARA
De COMERClO

r.,,,-,
II Comlte p!'cc''No "' I"
de Concrete de 1S'a c'"",''' i"sS "
pr Mr.. hi@:nS' y con ID "
&c distinguishes r"EioA;''"'"e'
Antonio. ceiebr" iinncte III" ''
para dcSiGni'T co~nais'o"sS ~ Sc
c%rEucn dc To- ''e:A'IeI o. !'~''"
aE.iSajo dc! general O"''|"''
=" n~ornbrarJh e@'S Io'n'S''HeS
e~bnZ" el programme que h""r' az W.
Sarro!Ia"Sr "u:,"'$ -
icl hueS.'eu "S '''''o' ~. ,rn-
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OREGON
(Viene de IA Ia

de IA llegada del v~iajerc.
e. Consul Y e! Abosado ConSultor
del Consulate, salieron aver noche por
Ia via del N. y. T. " con destino d
Ia ciudad de Dallas. cor Ell objeto de
acompanar al General ObreSon y a Su
comitiva en- su viaje de resreSo a eS-
n ciudad, 81 domingo pr1Nlm".
.Alsunas personaS mss pue ic>r1n
saludar al general Y tormar parte de
~ acompanamientO hasta San Arto-
riio. saldrin hoy por ia mariana cor
icual deStinc.
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A.brm De cancioneS populareS eScogidas.
C,eretas Y Zarzue!aS $500. - -
Curse complete de Ajedrez. por LaSSer. :
q Rev de los Cocineros- Tratado prac-
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Ribliotera de Il RSa- ob-a capaz de hF-
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e ANA de Casa Guia de Il mujer
b.sn etueada en- mate-ia de cotlna'
wodaS. hygiene, costumbres SociaIcs.
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- Cc-,.era NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. manual
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n haeer los mas eJquiSitoS platoS de IA
ro.ina e~spanola y fraucesa .....l --..
L. T~ihuna Popular.-Modelos de discusses
para freStls ~socialeS. famiia-es y pa
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t,ustrada con grabados .-.--. ........
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A,tracan.-Un tomo tela ...... -.
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la mejo- ob-a en- 81 genera y IA
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Mcn5loros y Compositions para Reel
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BIBLIOTECA SELECTA PARA
NINOS

JTomos IluSt-adoS, a - c~netavos caia LrCl
.iver:u-as de Teresa Para
Cor=zonc< Dormidos.
C,ento~ Dc anderson. . toro<.
FL Teatro De AninIales.
e. I~nstinto de les A-imalcS.
e. Moline de loS PajaToS.
EI Amor : IA Guerra.
FL Premio Gorco.
e. Sucno De Pepito.
Fl ESpcdachiH.
Fl Hc-"iero.
Flores lie Juven;ud.
JuccoS y Hazanas de Ami. -
La Cabana del Tic Tom
Ia Pica-a Yanidad.
IA FuerzI del Bien.
u Eanidosa Alicia
NimoS de NiFaS-
Por MeatIr.
Paquito el Txplc-adcr
Robinson.
Ro>iHa.
Tn Chariot del Mundo Anim5l.
In NrulSterio de AninaieS.
Tn Experiments de! DR.. Ok
In Drama en- los Aires
EcrGaie> y FIntaSias-
BIBLlOTECA RECRETIVA.
(Cuea;os y ~lectGTas Observation-Disclosures.
tounos ilastraGos I 90 centavoS csda uno.'
Mi Primcra lectura-
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Los NinoS de otroS Passes.
e Li5ro del Memo.
Ninos Bueros y Ninos aalos-
Cuentos para NinoS.
FL Pals de las aardvillas.
CuertoS de Ead3s.
FL MunGo NaravilloSo.
Mi Libro Favorito.
Epi>oGIoS Y Aventuras-
Lecturas de Historic SaSrada.
Episodes de Ia Historic Sacrada-
NarracionCs EStrIo-dh. arias.
TarGss de Otoho-
Las Tribulacioncs de Mete-cta,
e MuIdo de los N!LOS.
La Montana &C Orc.
LeeGmc.-Cuentcs morales.
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GAONA SAllo AVER DE NUEVA
YORK

Teleoramo Especial pdra IA PRENSA"
NUEVA YORK. Octubre 1i.-hoy
sali6 de esta ciudad con destino a Ia
capital de la vecina Republica, el re
nombrado torero meXicano Rodolfo
Gaona, debiendo Easar por San An
tonic el pr6Ximo Saba6o.
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Podcres locales. de conformidad con el
precepto constitutional que priva de
sus derechos de c~iudadaHo por q ter
mino de uu aNC Il los que Sc abstenSah
de votar.
Los PartidoS Obregonistas y Caba-
llcristas s%olicitaran amparo. dec!aran-
do que los AyuriamientCs no cumpllc
ron con los requisites que marca ia
few electoral. ' ~aSreGaran d!chcs rar-
;;Jos uun muchaS mcsa. no iueron
insta,adas V que Il otraS No sc 'ee
mandaron bolc;as. y que les Eadro"es
cometian mUcha$ ircrEu!IrldadeS.
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mEJORA LA SlTUkCiON EN-
ITALIA

ROMA. Octubre 1i.-El hecho de
que el rey Victor Manuel Y el Prf-
mer Ministro Gioliti proyecten via
jes dc recreo Sc considera como sim
roma de que Ia situaci0n p~o!itica del
rc:no Sc ha acIarado completamentc,
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OLIVER HUEFFER
tEicne Dc la la

Cree Hueffer que Obregtn serd reco-
nocido probablemcntc en- caso de que
demuestCe ser capaZ de- loGrar la pros
peridad del pals V que una vez conse-
guido el reconocimiento sera muy ia
Gil o6tener un emprtstito para pagarles
a los Bancos para cubrir las rcclama-
clones por danos y para llevar q cabo
alGunaS obraS .~neccSarias. pero que
Mexico debe resignarsc de antemano 4
algo que tiene que p~areccrle al princi-
pic POGO agradab.e = que Serd una es-
pecie de vigilancia en- Ia manera como
vaya Il ser gastado el dinero que Sc lie
presto. 10 que Sc conseGuira mediante
IA designation de I'm Comits ~extranjero
que Sc e~ncargard dc vigilar las finan-
Zas con podcr para c%ontrolar los gastos
de varias Secretaries de Estado.
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LUIS CABALLERO
tVicne dc Ia In

/" Lara cstl dcspI c.;iG!ad" d>.dc 81
;iempo dc Carranza : no cuenta si"c
con ell apoyo dc los eiemcnt"s radlca-
les que son los que inteSran cl IaTtI'
do rojO.
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soo;o(ss Rsonok
SAlIO Ell DIRECTOR DE
"LA PRENSA' PARA
DALLAS, TEX.

Anoche. a las . V media salio. por
Ia via del NJ. X. and T. el scnor
don Igncio +. Lozano. director lie La
Prensa." con rumbo d la ciudad &c
dallas. Texas.
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Ell HGADO
T INTESTLNOS
"Cascarets" son ell mejor pur-
gante para hombres, mu-
jeres y ninos-cues-
tan tan POGO

Los "Gscarets" a~ctivan el fun
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Cuando I'd. Sc deSpierte por las
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jaqueca. palidez, NAL aliento, nal
de, est6mago o reSfriados. habran de-
saparecido. Los "Cascarets" nunca
lie hacen nal efccto en- el sigulente
dia, tai como pasa con ell Calomel,
.Aceite de Castor. Sales Y Pildaras.
.:Cascarets" es I'm delicioso laxa-
two purgante para los ninos, asi CO
mo tambien para las personals gran
des.
Piia "Cascarets" en- cualquiera
drogueria, en- cajas de 10c. 25c. o
so c~entavos.
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D,roci5n De lo> ~iste Domingos dc san
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.: C-ahaCo> ..... ''' =
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Il irai-1c36n dc Cris;o. por Eempi> ....
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Minneapolis, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Swanson will resume
his position as, a travelling representa-
tive Of the Russell Grader Go.
The Misses Malm, who were detain-
ed at Ellis Island for over two months
following their arrival from Sweden,
because Of minor legal technicalities,
reached Stephen Sunday morning and
will make their home with their sister,
Mrs. Olaf Moen.
Frank H. Koos, formerly Of this city,
has notified the Board of Education at
Anoka, Mimi, Of his intention to re-
sign his position as superintendent Of
schools there. at the expiration Of his
present term. Mr.. Koos will take up
special studies at Columbia University.
The Anoka Herald says. anent his re-
signation: "Mr. Koos realizes that in
order to become, an all around useful
citizen one cannot teach beyond the
age limit without danger of becoming a
fossilized and bigoted crank like auto
cratic Woodrow" 2.
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Services We're held Sunday afternoon
at Melo church by Rev. A. 7. Tolleys
Of Warren.
Miss Gena Olson, teacher IN. Dist
2O5, spent last week end with the home
folks. sss q
Gladys Hauglid visited with her uncle
Tom, Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. Anton Johnson, of Alvaradn
came Monday to visit her mother. Mrs
Inga Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Church. Mr. and
Mrs. w. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
South We're callers at Elling Olson's on
Sunday
Ole Gjerde and Filling Olson were
business callers at Warren Monday.
Alma Anderson, Stella Sandboe and
Clarence Stretch were Sunday evening
visitors at Pedersons.
Mrs. w. J. Hamrick returned home
from the hospital one day last week.
Melvin Ranum and little Oryald
Gjerde were out for sleighride Mon.
day. ~
We were well represented at the
Stark sale last Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Gjerde left last week
for Christ Vanseths, where she will he
employed. &, #". -
Mrs. 0. w. Hauglid visited with Mrs
Ole Gjerde Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Filing Olson returned home or
Saturday after spending a few days
with Mrs. Christ Vanseth, of Angus
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Cherokee Roller. prize Hampshire
boar in the junior yearling class at thu
International stock show at Chicago
has been sold for $4,000. III
Construction of an aerial coast de
Tense station has been begun at New
Dorp, Staten Island, to serve as a base
for land and seaplane patrol aircraft.
Shareholders Of the Grand Trunk
railway system agreed to turn over
the system, both in Canada and the
United States, to the Canadian govern
ment
William Welsh Adams, American
mine superintendent reported kidnap
ped in zacatexas, Mexico, Feb. Is, has
been released. according to messages
his wife received from the American
consul at Saltillo, ~
Threats to scatter the boil weevi
and stock disease germs throughout
Texas and the south ii Mexican agri
cultural labor is admitted, have been
received by Texas county officials and
cotton men in letters some Of them be
ing signed 81. w. W."
An appeal to the farmers for coop
GRAFTON with the census bureau has is
sued by Secretary of Agriculture e. r
Meredith. The delay and difficulty in
taking the census of the farms, the
secretary said, has become matter oi
serious concern to the department.
The United States army transport
,Buford, the "soviet ark" which car
ried Emma Goldman, Alexander Berk
man and 247 other undesirable aliens
to Russia, arrived here, just two
months and day after it started the
memorable voyage. The transport
brought back As officers and 293 cas-
uals from Belgium. # s>.
Members of the New York Fur Auc.
ton corporation contributed $4,000
within a few minutes after Herbert
Hoover had made an appeal for relief
for the starving children of Hungary.
The battleship Pennsylvania and the
cruiser Columbia of the United States
Atlantic fleet have been quarantined
at Cristobal because of an outbreak OF
influenza on board.
American trade with the world is en-
dangered by action of the appropria
tons committee in cutting foreign
trade estimates of the department OF
commerce from $1,65S,000 to $3.50, 900
Secretary Alexander declared.
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From the Messenger.

Henry Paulson returned Friday from
several weeks stay at Deer River,
MINI. Henry had been driving a
caterpillar tractor used in getting logs
out of the woods in that section.
Atty. and Mrs. H. J. Merdink were
arrivals Saturday from Ely, Mimi, for
short stay at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Mer-
dink. H. J. has been City Attorney at
Ely for the past couple of years or
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Swanson, who
have spent several weeks here visiting
at the home of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Aug. Lundin, left Tuesday evening for