The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-12-14
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thriyes in some parts of the world
and the American girls VINO nave
looked prince-ward for romance need
not entirely give up hipe. FREDERICK
Dean. of West 1O4th street, has an an
nouncement to piQue their interest
The son Of missionary, he used u
NAV marbles many years ago with the
royal father of Rama vi, Slams pro-
greas,ve Young king. While Rama was
in school in Rugby, Paris and Heidei-
berg, his father, then reigning' seiec'-
ed a few hundred of Slams fairest Tor
the next royal harem. Great was the
amazement throughout the Kingdom
when Rama on his return home an
nounced that there should De one
oueen and nobody else in his palace
and that one should be an American
Now, according to Mr.. Dean Rama VI
Is ready to find that American queen
The .highbrows" have considerable
pep, after all, according to one vauae-
VILE scout He has friends VINO hVe
next to Mario Archer Chamle' the
Metropolitan Operas latest hnd' ohe
night he heard the tenor practicihs
"say-who's that?" he demanded
"He,d be ibg riot on big time on
learning that the potentianl riot al
ready had made a successful DEBUT a.
the Metropolitan he was downcas'
"Just my luck!" he mourned. Inoss
hiehbrows always get there first"
Brooklyn manufacturers are cohslu'
ering the forming of a big mutuai III
orrance company to provide working
mems compensation insurance for al
the big factories of the borough Mor'
than 100000 employees in BrooKiyi
factories make it sufficient piece D
h,.,nass 10 have spread disturbance
of mind throughout the regular ihsui
ance companies of the city II is ac
cented as the most startling business
news that has come out of Brookiy'
in many month
nelysia. the French charmer wh
has become more or less OF iad Il
New York, dared good deal even ~
a favorite the other night "A srou
Of smartly dressed people arrived
,o,a-w,th seats in the front row An
tbav talked until the star decided
try some new lines. She stepped ioi
ward a foot and said, Il am SOFT
that YOU must talk throughout ou
NAV. Perhaps 1t is my fault II al
not sufficiently entertaining, bu
while | do not mind, am AFRAID IN
rest of the artists do Besides 'he'
are others in the audience VINO wal
m hear rs. You see we can't all TAI
at the same time" Then she smile
sweetly. the talking stopped, and ST.
resumed her part
Individual rights are certainly
s,ake an fact, it's got so fella ain
got any rights in this country al a
any more" cries Cecil Crawford WI
has lived eight years of life and ous'
to know. Cecil went shopping u
other day. At first they treated nj
iocularly. Then when he produced
"roll" which proved to be Soo' II
gracious, they took him to the pom
station. Finally his mother was foul
and explained quite simly that 81
had given him the $50 and that It WI
10 he used as he was trying to use
And after all that, they freed nj
from Jail only to take him to the ch
dren's Society. because OF "improp
euardianship." Cecil and his moth
are equally puzzled. Only Cecil Is
hit more vociferous in his perplexi'
Frank McEntee insists that one ca
not be tragic without pointing ONT
anger dramatically; and that as
exponent of tragedy, his career W
rpined entirely when Pullman WI
dow clipped off the very end OF ms
dex finger. Accordingly, he asks ~
600 damages. 1.-THE foremost roles
shakespeare" are his only forte
explains, and that as he has TOT
years appeared in them in the leadi
theaters Of the United States he ca
not let 90 unchallenged this accidf
which has broken the symmetry
the hand so essential in such forem'
parts"
Among the trainers and exhibit
OF the Canary Show Of America
Joseph Hamilsch, who began life al
trainer Of tigers. Now he is as b,
a. can be teaching canaries to 81
and talking through the sides Of
glass tanks 10 the goldfish. {" ]