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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12
BOLO'S WIFE WINS
(Ry Associated PreSS)

PARIS, Wednesday, Feb. II. - Mrs.
Alexander Pratt, who before Dec. %
last was Madam Bolo Pasha, today
won a decision in the higher court
here in a suit against relatives of her
former husband who was executed at
Vfncennes April II, 1918. These rela-
tiyes attacked the validity of her
marriage to Bolo Pasha but this cere-
mony was validated by the court to-
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12
EL PAso MEXICAN
HEARINGS WILL END
CRy Associated Press)

Ell PASO, Tex, Feb. 1.-THE SEN
ate foreign relations subcommittee,
investigating the Mexican situation ex-
pected to conclude its hearings in Ell
Paso today, with the examination of
number of Mexican and American
witnesses. Senators A. B. Fall, of
New Mexico, and NJ A. Smith, of
Arizona, of the committee announced
they intended to leave late today for
Douglas. Ariz., where the investiga-
ton will be resumed. Later it is
planned to hold sessions at Nogales,
and possibly Tucson, Ariz
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12
u. S. PRODUCED 3ee,255,e11
BARRELS OF OIL IN 1919
(BY A ssociats

IBy ASSoCldted PreSS1
OIL CITY. Pa, Feb. 12.-Oil produc-
ton in the nUited States during 1919
tion in the United States during 1919
more than 24,00O,O00 barrels over the
previous year, according to the annual
review Of the Oil City derrick made
public today. The figures are based
on pipe line receipts reported monthly.
estimates of pipe lines not reported,
and setimates of tank car shipments
from fields where no regular pipe line
service existed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12
BILL PROPOSED TO FORCE
RETURN OF ART OBJECTS
(By Associated Press)

VIENNA, Feb. ia bill putting
into execution clauses of the St. Ger
main treaty imposing upon Austria
the obligation to return documents,
securities and objects Of art taken
from occupied territories during the
war has been adopted by the national
assembly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12
DANES WIN OVERWHELMING
VICTORY IN PLEBiSCITE
(By Associated PressD }

IBV ZiSSUCldteu FTesST
COPENHAGEN. Feb. 12.-Denmark
won an overwhelming victory in the
plebiscite held in the province of
Schleswig by which the future status
of that district was determined, ac-
cording to official figures issued here
this morning These figures show
that Danish adherents cast 1908
votes. while the Germans poled but
25,0S7.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12
CAN'T BE AMERICANA;
HAS JOINED !. w. w.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., Feb. Thames
Patrick O'Maley lost his chance to
become q citizen of the United States
today, because of l. w. w. affiliations.
''The /. W. w. respect neither right
nor wrong, nor flag, nor country"
said Examiner A. E. Eldridge in refus-
ing O'Malley's application.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12
CHICAGO EMPLOYEES
GET MAGE INCREASES

CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-Wage increas-
es for city employees, aggregating ST.
60O,O0e, were announced today by the
city council. Firemen, policemen,
clerks, laborers and more than 100
other classes of city employees will
benefit by the raises.
The number of city employees, the
council announced will be re.Suced.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12
NEW YORK SNOW is
GREATEST FIRE MENACE

Iby A5SUCIdC6u FTGSSJ
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Great piles
Of snow and ice remaining in the
streets from last weeks storms and
the resulting blockades of stalled traf-
fic constitute "the greatest fire me-
mace in the history of New York." ac-
cording to Fire Chief Kenlon, who to.
day appealed to business men to re-
duce the amount of traffic on snow
.logged streets where vehicles are
likely to be stranded.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12


{. 80
For Wayne County, by w. e. Moore
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday;
rising temperature Friday.
General Conditions. - Barometric
pressure continues below normal east
Of the Rocky Mountains, there being
four storm centers; one over the far
northwest; second, over far south
west; third, northern New England
states, and fourth along the Atlantic
coast AS the result, light snow fall
and rain have occurred over many
states. Generally fair weather over
the plain states. The eastward move
ment of low barometric pressure over
the northwest will cause a shift in the
wind, probably going to the south by
Friday, with rising temperature. C~ld
weather will spread over the north
western states tonight and Friday,
and will reach here Saturday or Sun
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12

The dapper young chap above, Capt.
Claude r. Collins, president of the
aviators' club of Pennsylvania and in
ternational licensed pilot, has volun-
teered to attempt the trip to Mars in
a rocket. Prof. Robert H. GODDARD of
Clark college is said to have perfect
ed multiple-charged, high-efficiency
socket, which he believes can be shot
Into the unknown reasons and possi.
bly, to other planets. Collins would
make the trip in the rocket in the
hope of obtaining valuable scientific
data.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12
PASSENGERS SAVED, REPoRr

CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. IL. - A
telegram received from Varna today
says that the Russian liner Emperor
Peter the Great, which struck a mine
and was lost recently. had TOO Russian
refugees on board from Odessa and
Sebastopol, but that 1t Is believed
most of them were saved.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12
Weather Forecast

For Indiana, by the United States
Weather Bureau. - Fair tonight and
probably Friday; warmer Friday.
Today's Temperature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12

NOOH
Yesterdays.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

most successful OF operettas was a
DAILY show-'-The Geisha." C'For she
was the jewel OF Asia. the Gelsha, the
Geisha!D In the cast were Edwin
stevens and Mabcue Gilman (now
Mrs. william Il. Corey.
Just score OF years after Augustln
DAILY. producer. stage manager. adapt
er. author allRround man Of the the
atre, took over his theatre. his death
In Paris was announced TO his COM
pany at matinee performance OF
'1rhe Great Ruby" a notice was placed
IN the foyer: In consequence OF tho
death Of MT DAILY this theatre will be
closed forever"
But in a little over n month the
theatre passed into the possession OF
Days greatest rival. Daniel Frohman.
And "a great days were not all over.
Il. II. Sothern and Virginia Harmed
appeared that autumn. September,
1899, In a dramatization OF THE Three
Musketeers" by Dumas, Mary Nun
nering and Cissie LOTUS were In tho
FrohmGn stock company az Dclys.
Lewis Waller. the famous English ac-
tor, had a season and Robert Mantell
appeared In Shake Spearian roles
The playhouse itself was leased 10
The evening world., 1920-09-23

ASK for Gus Edwards, and MAKE
him sec you. He's rehoarsinG over
there"
found Gus Edwards without dim
Guilty. because the doors we're open
and no drngon-eyed secretary barred
the way. Imagine my surprise when
/ saw crowd OF youngsters, probably
between the ages OF six ana ten. re-
hearHinH steps and singing songs Tor
a Riddles Follies" which no plans TO
bring out soon
Nothing, unless you go back a few
years" this director told me with a
rather brutal laugh. you should
have started at their ages" pointing
to the children, and then there would
have been none OF this hunting around
now. All ready. kids, that last step
again" and 1 found myself once more
on the street.
My sense Of distance and balance
left me. 1 wandered through street
after street. and when l saw a tho
ire went In rather blindly and
daEed. asking the same old question
and receiving the same old reply
wna passing along sixth Avenue
rather aimleBsiy late one afternoon
when / heard music and singing, and
noticed that Il came from a building
called Bryant Hall, did not realize
until later that Bryant Hall was the
largest rehearsal hall In tho country
On a blackboard we're room mum
beers, and opposite the names OF sew
erm theatrical companies From the
doorway al the left came the liquid
notes OF La Donna e Mobile from
'RiEolctto." broken and intermittent
with directions given In Italian. The
door was flung open suddenly and a
bulky Italian swung out into the hal
with a "SuCrs ~" Another italian
followed, and "a hood OF boiling
aoethinE Italian verbs and adjrCtivei
filled the corridor I fed upstairs.
The next instalment Of Miss Phil.
lIps's experiences will appear on this
page Saturday,
The evening world., 1920-09-23
Evening WOrldlings

RIoting reported In Balbriggan.
They should have turned on the hose.
Many OF tho labor "vaoationists"
seem TO be shy return ticket.
Duel IN Mexico has been stopped by
armed men. There is hope for MeNiso
yet
California dispatches speak OF tho
'raisin queen" She must be the one
whose realm Is in a constant Torment.
n Prof Goddard really wishes 70
shoot q rocket 10 the moon he should
load II with 1920 price lists and rent
receipts.
Ell. $. drink record lower in 1919
than In any year since 1870" This
bone-dry country drank only a paltry
billion gallons OF wines and liquors
last year, the same being a trifling
per capita Of 9i7 gallons, counting the
children and babies.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

one. with the leisure of a man on a
desert island.
During this hat-tryinR process a
few Of the girls had gone within the
sacred precincts and spoken to Mr.
Ziegfeld. / could not hear the con-
versations, but some OF them came
out all smiles and others In tears.
There goes DOOR Minnie" said one
Of the girls, looking after small
two-thirds OF the hYe-hour wait
bathed in her own tears.
The friendly girl told me Minnie'a
tragic story She had been with
Ziegfeld In 9l4 and had fallen In
love with a dancer. The boy hadn't
been away from the "old town Ions
enough to lose all his old-fashioned
ideas. 80 they were married. He was
drafted and sailed away 10 France.
lie never returncdl
After Minnie came my friendly
chorus girl. who with a stitcd Dam
nit" hustled within tho Kirschner
decorated office. No tears were Wis
iblo upon her return; just a little
zoo on in. kid." she directed me.
don't bawl whatever you do"
gAnd like Boadicea going TO meet
the Romans I sailed forth Into the
sanctum sanctOrum, and / veritably
believe that the directions we're the
same In both cases. After an I'm
personal look, Mr. Ziegfeld said In a
tone Of dismissal. Come back to-mor-
row"
This Is Broadway Full OF prom
Use FOR to-day blind hope Tor to-mor-
row. which when II comes will be a.
to-day.
From Mr.. ziegfeld's once wen,
across the street 20 the offices Of Wen
dell Phillips Dodge. This bare Punch
e. Judy cubby- hole WAS n tremendous
contrast IN comparison with the lux
urlous office IN the New Amsterdam.
Come back In two weeks said the
secretary.
A little variety introduced into the
theme OF Broadway, but sim the same
motif
And thus Il was from then on, A
H. Woods wasn't doing any casting
until October. George BroadhurHi
wasn't seeing any girls until JAM
uary and 80 on ad inflnitum. / met
scores OF girls taking tho trails IN
hopes OF finding an engagement with
rehearsals starting tomorrow.
But no such thing ever happened
/ waited several hours % see Mr.
Shubert. and finally gave up hope
when "a girl who had Just come out
Of the once. seeing my "haug-dog
look. took pity, and asked me q
accompany hcr 20 the Winter Garden
! went along but when the direc,
tor learned / could neither sing MOI
dance, and had no experience and haC
no Annette Ifcllermann figure, M
kindly told mo tho way out.
why don't you go 10 ROseland
right over there?" and my pretty ~,
tlo chorus girl friend, who had beer
retained for "a tryout. Pc nted the way
toward 9 largo theatre building
The evening world., 1920-09-23

As a place OF entertainment. the old
playhouse actually has a record Of
more than half century-an incred-
IDLY long time for any New York
building TO serve the purpose for
which II was designed. Days first
opened June II, 1867, as Banvard's
Museum, being the first structure
erected In Manhattan solely for
museum purposes. That autumn the
name was changed 20 Banvard's
museum and theatre, theatrical per
formances being given afternoons and
evenings In the auditorium. The
opening attraction was THE Devils
Auction" and in the cast were Rob
ert McWade, Fanny Reeves and Hat
tie Thorne
George Wood. TO whom had been
transferred the good viii Of Barnum's
Museum. took over the theatre the
next year, and Il b came Woods
Museum and Theatre. Thomas Whit
fen appeared In the operetta OF the
first days bill. while Maggie Mitchell
The evening world., 1920-09-23

This falls styles In male lid finery
are more exquisite. aristocratic and
modlsh than ever before. We get this
straight from the ad writer's. Tho
superlative quality Of the 1890 goods
lie due to the handsome. dull finish Of
the sweatband. Experts have sweated
for twenty years to bring Il to It's
present state Of perfection. Other
epOchal improvements are six air
holes instead OF four. as recon-
The evening world., 1920-09-23

minute be gets IN and wants 70 know
II the kids all right, although be
left home but a half hour ago"
The next few minutes were filled
with swiftly moving events, As 1
think them over The entrance OF
Mr. Rosenbaum, manager u The
Follies," occasioned little interest
on the part Of the girls, lie was evil
IDENTIFY very much perturbed, but this
bothered Mr.. ziegfeld not at all He
opened his mall dictated 10 his 9ec-
rotary, signed checks, and as hnal
coup d'etat 20 the room full Of girls,
some OF whom would probably have 70
pawn their summer hats for their
next meal unless he gave them job,
tho famous Beauty-Man had twenty
pearl gray soft hats sent over from
an exclusive hatter's establishment,
and proceeded 10 try them on. one by
The evening world., 1920-09-23

But they will not soon forget the
moving or merely delightful plays.
the fine and finished acting. the
UNIQUE personality behind this land
mark in the citys theatrical world.
At Days were 70 be seen John Drew
and Ada Rehan, Mrs. g. r. Gilbert
and James Lewis-Dalys big Four
were these. Days playbnls OF the
iatc SOS and early COS contain such
names as Julia Marlowe, Raymond
Hitchcock. Robert Edeson. Minnie
Dupree and Clara Bloodgood. At
Doly's the beautiful Mrs. George
Gould, then Edith Kingdom. made her
debut in she Would and She Would
Not"
The evening world., 1920-09-23

and Sol Smith we're TO be seen in the
evening. In the next few seasons
those popular idols. Tony Pastor,
Thomas W, keene, Laura KeenC, Mr..
and Mrs. p. l.. Davenport Stuart
Robson and Rose Eytinge were seen
az the playhouse. There was a regu-
lar stock company with two perform
ances daily, at and 8 r. NJ and a
season OF 0fty-two weeks IN the year.
After being called the Broadway
Theatre for three years, Days nm
ally became Days when n was taken
over by Augustin DAILY, IN September,
1879. tThe next twenty years were
the golden age OF the old theatre
the golden age Of American acting.
according 10 veteran connoisseurs.
A double bill, Loves Young
Dream" and Newport, or the Swim
mer, the Singer and the Cipher" COM
posed the first OF Mr. Days first
nights. In the cast Of one we find
the name OF Ada Rehan, discovered"
by Augustln DAILY and as nearly a
"gtar" as he permitted anyone TO be;
In the other cast was John Drew, The
next year that old fnvorite and fam
GUS Bottom" James Lewis, made his
first appearance In Our First Fam
lilies" with Laura Joyce and Mrs. G..
II Gilbert In his support In "Odctte,"
presented two years later, Henry Mill
Ter played,
dollars and Sense" which opened
the season OF lSS3-S4 al Days, had
In lis cast James Lewis, John Drew,
Ada Rchan, William collier Che wasn't
"Wuc" IN those youthful days., May
Irwin, William Gilbert, Mrs Gilbert;
and Bijou Fernandez appeared the
same season In Girls and Boys" Ia
1884 Otis Skipner acted IN Seven
Twenty-eight" Others seen al Days
fthy sos included Clara Norris,
Nth kingdom, Enie shannon, KITTY
Watham, Annie Yeamans and wilton
akaye.
Nss Rehan made her debut as Rosa
The evening world., 1920-09-23
THURSDAY, sEPTEMBER %, 1920
MNHkT%TGhANI&
For Eight Lii Iron Men This Fall Gets Something
Worth While to Toss the Next Time Babe
Ruth Gets q Homer.
Bv Neal r. O'Hara.

'oophhi TIE qu.ru CO Ees
rT1HEYVE the fall sasmnn
sl kelly promising
boy stamp
for moulding
tagging with the srss male hat Joint that
brown derby without buying
The fall housing problem story crisis
expires hay
shelter any
fall something Whine
o o nextt getsa
The evening world., 1920-09-23

lind In AS You Like It." and Hen
riotta CrossmHn was In the cast. This
was but one OF group OF fine per-
tormances Of Shakespeare, Sheridan
and Goldsmith az Daly's. Miss Rchans
tavorite part was Portia, and she was
greatly admired as Katharine In THE
Tanning Of the Shrew." Blanche Bates
was Celia In AS You Like IT," "a
Midsummer Nights Dream" Twelfth
Night" The Merry Wives OF Wind
sor" THE Tempest" and The Two
Gentlemen OF Verona were all to be
seen at Days.
Richard Mansfield first performed
'"rhe Scarlet Letter" there In 1892
Modjeska played in MARY Stuart" at
about this time. James X Hackett.
Henry F. Dixey and Maxine Elliott
played TO DAILY audiences. One OF the
The evening world., 1920-09-23

mendcd by the international Hat
Congress at Danbury last spring.
speclalties In which the hat sculp-
tors have abiding faith are a. fol-
lows;
The golf cap for non-golfers. Gives
a swagsor effect to any ribbon clerk
that ever jorried a ton-day guest
card. When worn at a rakish angle
It gives the wearer that devil-mAy-
care, two-above-pAr look. Expected
TO have a ready sale among the same
boys that never miss the annual auto
show and always ride on the trolley
cars.
The no-tip hat For wear to and
from restaurants. cafes and other gyp
Joints where Juvenile bandlttl grab
your hat as you enter and your tip
~ you leave. This hat looks like Is
cents. which is less than the hat
boy expects from you. You got II
The evening world., 1920-09-23

A GUARDED look came over the
"A girls face, WELL" sho said
slowly. mot at the beginning.
or course after you're started'--
the sentence was interrupted by
the sound Of voice in the
corridor, chorus OF good morn
ings," although It was early af-
ternoon. and Mr.. Ziegtold breezed in,
fresh from Long Beach. He is the
same ziegfeld you read about and see
In pictures, except that he isn't a
young Romeo any longer He's get
ting a bit thlck-set and his hair Is
graying considerably but his dark
eyes are just as keen, and he stl
does ten things per second.
l wondered why the girls weren't
more enthusiastic and hopeful at the
appearance Of MI. Zlegfeld There was
no visible change in the atmosphere,
and mono OF the faces relaxed.
surely, now that Mr., zieglelI Is
here, things won't be 80 bad" / as
sured myself
But for more than a half hour not
a girl moved. Through the half-open
door, saw Mr. ziegfeld go nrst to
the telephone, and hold a long ami
mated conversation with someone he
called Billie
He's asking about the Kid" the
girl by my side Informed me, He's
as mad as he can be about her. Al
ways calls up Billie Burke the frst
The evening world., 1920-09-23

back free. Il Is the only ohapoau
made this season that IL scornprOof
in the restaurant zone II sells ar
S45. which IA a Hattening initial cast.
but remember. its upkeep IL nothing.
This same ash-oan model is nOn-dis-
appearing In the one-arm mess halls.
where the cashier alone has ne
hold-up privilege.
The election hat Looks Ike tt0s
The evening world., 1920-09-23

IN Rtrtoan rev MlneN
sells for %. Price especially a.
signed for the wimps that bet q hat
on election after reading the szDozl
political hash.
The campaign hat For wear e
rallies and other DOlitiooBocial
events. Equipped with oarlaps.
Tho q. o. p. contrlbution hat
Large checks In H.
The general publio's hat Ths
brown derby.
The cloth hat One OF the soasou'a
widest novelties. Manufactured
from wool direct from the bo1
weevil districts. Each hat comes IN
varying SiEes, depending on the lOopi
rainfall.
Manufacturers Note. - Any god
fall hat costs IS this season. due %
the failure Of the hatband crop and
the collapse Of the South African folt
mines. The manufacturer predict
that winter hats viii come down.
however. That is. they'll CONS
down over the ears.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

klGw and Erlangor. then 70 the shu-
berts. But the tide OF Broadway was
moving uptown. In 1914 after being
closed for several years. Days saw a
sad and solemn failure, the old-fash.
'oned melodrama, Yosemite" And
next year even "A worse fate befell the
old house-it was closed by the police.
during the production OF a burissaue
show. The movies have had il, of
and on, during recent seasons. So,
after all, its present fate IS but the
end OF lingering death.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

In he preceding article Misa Philiips NJ
counted her eIpHignres while waiting for ST.
Zedeld TO arrive, The othsT 'hopcfuls" IN
The office WIRE very chatiy To one iho
tmldy put this question DO theatrical ms1-
asers rvef make love 10 your" Nov rad on.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
BY Mildred E. Phillips.

This is the second Of q series Of !
articles by a stage struck Girl, who
departed an up State city Of 1877.
100 population TO try her luck in a
own Of nearly six and one half
nillion.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

r- By Marguerite MooerS Marshall
~ 8 coming dow
l. wreckeB last
playhouse at Broadway soth
forks
to speak to-day declining
70 the estate OF home burque
for months ground
nor only
In the memories OF York; mel and
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-02-21
War on Yellow Fever.

The International health board
(Rockefeller Foundation) continues
to wage relentless war against yellow
fever in the parts of the world that
are regarded as the seedbeds of this
disease. 1t is hoped that by this radi-
cal plan yellow fever may eventually
be altogether eliminated from the
world. An epidemic was reported in
Guatemala In June, 1918. The board
dispatched DR.. Joseph Fl. White to the
scene, and an energetic campaign was
organized, resulting in freeing Guate-
mala from the disease in a few
months. Late in the year a corps of
125 men was put to work destroying
stegomyia mosquitoes in the city Of
Guayaquil, Ecuador. for the purpose
of Kidding that city Of yellow fever.
Since last November the yellow fever
work of the International health board
has been directed by General Gorgas,
late surgeon general of the army.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-02-21
Novel Apartment Building.

A San Francisco woman realty oper.
ator has planned a novel building. Her
idea Is to utilize a steep bluff $50 feet
high. On 1t she proposes to erect a
series Of apartments running In stair
step fashion from the street down to
the water of San Francisco bay.
1t is proposed to have each apart
ment equipped with Its own elevator
entrance, pergola and roof garden.
with a ~glass-covered inclined elevator
connecting all with the private wharf
for fishing and boating. Other fea-
lures projected are a specially warmed
sea-water bathing tank and glass In
closed and a heated playground for
children on the beach. Steam heat.
hot water, laundry, garage, billiard,
club and ball rooms are to be provided
as matters of course. The site COM
mands a fine view of the Golden Gate
and the sea outside, according to the
prospectus, and 1t is said the apart
ments. which will rent at a prohibitive
(for most of us) price, are already
under lease, even before the building
has been started.-Kansas City Star.