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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Burglar Corrects
Estimate of Loot

PORTSMOUTH. Eng May g.
Several burglaries were recently
committed in Portsmouth A local
paper printed statement that In
ono case $500 was taken. The editor
received a postcard signed bling Boy
Two" stating that from that place
the writer had only taken between
$3.50 and 3275.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Finds Per Cent OF Alcohol
by GarqIinq. Not Drink

JERSEY CITY. N. J. May t.
Lester cosgrovc can tell whether
any given or purchased liquor con-
talns IN per cent Of alcohol by sim
ply garTiing IL lie h one a the
rum hounds 81 the Internal Rev.-
nue. Department He conducted a
raid In which two men were arrested
and considerable liquor found. How
do you know what was in tbc~- bot
ties and barreis7 Did you taste it7''
asked counsel for the priaonerA
81 did not was the answer. Il
gargied H. I can tell by gargiinr
whether any drink Ia In violation Of
tho voistcnd act"
The defendants were held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

my NINA was
gloomy, could see
no light on any
thing, could not
work and could
not have any ono
TO see me. Doc
tors medicine did
not help me and
Lydia II. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound wa
recommended. I
took II and am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Americans Grow
Thin, Saws ]. Bull

LONDON. Nay III England goes
dry Engiishmen win become thin.
declares the Daily Mirror here.
Americans. are suffering from .
wave Of thinnoss,- says the paper.
"aince prohibition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

law Of Averages gives the medium
50 per cent OF correct answers. His
knowledge OF human nature. and al
ertncss. to say nothing OF the infor.
nation gathered by his confederatos.
augment this percentages.
Parlor spirituaiinm is claiming It's
victims an well mn the more pretcn.
uous kind. Many. OF late. are learn.
ine thai II In not a difficult matter
to ''ouiia" their way into the asylum.
This harmless looking instrument
has not only wrecked homes and
lives. but Il has claimed lis toll of
suicides as wen.
To the sign at, the railroad crossing
which reads "stop-Look.Li Listen I
would add. Reason" know a man
who Ia doing large business In
selling genuine Egyptian ouija
boards" Perhaps they arc. arm
not posing as an authority on the
ouija board. but do know that they
are usually made by an Italian In a
little shop IN the alley. Yet some
people use them In deciding momcn-
tous questions.
Go Bc Concluded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Roman City
Il Being Uncovered

LONDON. Eng. May s.---A Roman
city Is being discovered at Colchester.
Traces Of buried dwellings Of former
ages having been found In the pub
Lie park. further examination was
made, and the remains Of whole
Roman street and Roman buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

100 times M many people NJ the
Idaho town. planted in the center
OF great sagcbruEh area Pocatello
had no travellers from ocoan'golng
ships To care for, Seattle. terminal
for uansontinentL rail lines and
for ships Of the seven seas. has no
such hotel as the new nannock win
BE-
The rarrbrush metropolis gu, the
hotel Idea and almost overnight
acted. The sponsors say the towns
people looked upon IL as a good In.
vestment. both from n financial and
civic standpoint
"a city without n first class ade-
auate hotel IL like home without
Il spare room for company" This
was the slogan of the little town on
the Idaho desert. when u started out
20 make itself city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
NERVOUS
iPiROsTRAT|ON
Mrs. J. Christman Proved
That Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound 10 q
Remedy for this Trouble.

Binghamton. N. Y.-'T was In Q
very nervous condition for over Q year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

In India. " . man Is not mar.
ricd at the latest by his 25th year.
his reputation suffers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

the city had a great. fine hotel. trav.
elerH. instead Of taking the first train
out. would tary In the town long
enough 10 be shown some Of tho
possibilities OF the valley. Also the
idea OF a fine hotel being a good In
vesuncnt appealed 20 the Gate City
people. Pocntclio also aspirca 20
outdintnnce Boise. and Boise has two
very good hotels. the idanha and
Owahyee.
SO the Rotarians. thu Commercial
Club and the town OF Pocatello-
much as In the old days. when the
Seattle spirit prompted Seattle ri.
onecrH 20 build a railroad when the
Northern Pacific planned It's term
lnai for Tacoma-got 10 work and
raln.rd the money.
Seattle. on the 1910 census. had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

AN EXHIBITION Of Mexican
architecture. on display at tho pub
lie library. will In continued for
two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

WIRE unearthed. Tho disocvery IL
regarded a. az great archaeological
Importance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

The ercate~t snufftaisine ooun
try In the world Is France. tho Il
shows n decline In the habit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Why should man make Try II
standing prosperity when he enn Just
as well sit down and take II easy7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Baflnng In Nevada has boon pro
nounccd luxury BY the United
States government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
The Rhodes Co.

RihhO n
In 7
for quick yard JOG
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-10
Eln0kiel0ltet

vaaszt ITALIAN ma vagy honap Chcagoban h6t elej6n
osszelt republicans nemzet konvencio Ma meg seni
tuda hogy XII esz Egyesiilt Allamok legnagyobb
partanak el0tje novemberi valasztasokon. Mi anne
kai magyarok akik annak dacara, hogy Magyarorszag
6rt 6rzink m6gis j6 amerikai polgarok vagyunk fe~
szUlt figyelemme kis6rhetjk republicans konven-
ci6t Ez konvencio van hivatva arra hogy vsszauta
sitsa att bek6t amelyet gyoztes aant kotott Nemet
orszagga es azoat b6keket amcyek nemet beket ko-
vettek.
Amerika szabadsagszeret6 ndpe soha sem fog hazza-
jar,ni Wilson b6k6jehez. Ame1ka szabadsagszereto
n6pe nem vaala csendor es vrehato szerepet es mem
fogada ell att hogy ha ke fegyverre is garantaa azok
max rabl6knak zsakmanyat akik feldaraboltak sep
Magyarorszagot a Wson-fee kjatszott elvek uriigye
[aatt Il, + ii. .u -l;a As ifs
Akarki legyen is republikanus part ehokjeloltje,
ait k0tn fogja part programme, mely visszauasJa
wilson, b6k6t 6s AIT csis szgoru rezervaclokka hal
land6 az Egyesit Allamok t0rvenykonyveibe iktatnl
A republicans eln0kjeloltek kozt van egy akinek
gv6zelmet minden magyar ember szivesen latina Ez az
ember Herbert Hoover, Europa elemiszer angyala.
Hoover sokat et szeg6ny knszenvedet magyar testve
renk 6rdekeben. Hoover igaM ember es mem polltlks
at szeretn6k latni az Egyesilt Alamok kormanyanak
elem Remeljuk, hogy megkapja jeoles amhez kulon-
ben katasa el6g jok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-10
Alairtak a beket

a magyar ko11nany kkiildotte Aairtak AIT szegyen
teljes okmanyt aey megfosztja Magyarorszagot fold
jenek ket harnadat6 es magyar nepet megthetes le-
het0seget0 Alairtak beket, inert ala keett rniok a
k0fimenyek hatasa alatt. Aairtak beket, inert mas
keppen mem cselekedhettek.
Alaiftak a b6ket, mint eIber akinek homlo-
kara utonaok pisztolyt szegcznek ICY megttr hogy
kifosszak zsebet Magyarorszag fele harom utonall6
szegezte sztoya ala kelett rna, ha e akarta kerln
pusztulast negyedik banditanak, Ausztrianak, ke
zeben volt pisztoly csak lopott, csenve, mint
zsebtolvaj. Hatulro
Fentartassa rtak ala magyar bekekildottek AIT a
rongy papr amelyet Observation-Disclosures csufol vlag
Nemcsak magukban mondottak q az alairaskor hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-10

termeszetesen elvetemillt munka-
sok voltak Macy szamban,
A XII vet, AIT torveny ele kell
allitani, akar munkas, akar mas.
Es a munkas szamara Sc letezhet
immunitas gazsagra, rablasra,
gyilkolasra es gyujtogatasra. Ha
a munkas vetkezett, meg kell hogy
biinhodjon erte, ha rabolt es
gyujtogatott, a b0rt0nben a he
lye, ha pedig gyilkolt, huzzak fol
az akasztofara.
Nevetseges dolog. A munka-
sok minduntalan folhanyjak vi
lagnak, hogy vnaak emberek, a
Xix el6jogokat elveznek es ugyan-
ekkor mar odaig jutottunk, hogy
vannak munkasok. kiilonosen 9
v0r0s arnyalatbol valok, a XIX
elojogokat k0vetelnek munkasoB
szamara rablasra, gyujtogatasrs
es gyilkolasra.
Uraim, eZ nevetSeges dolog
Mem, ez t0bb: ez hiilyeseg es kor
latoltsag, melynek orszaga a vo
r0s agyvel6kben talalhat6 feI &
csakis oft talalhato fol. A voro'
evangelium ugyanis annyira SO
tette teszi az emberek agyvelejet
'hogy megteremhetnek benniil
oily ideak is, mint a rablasra
gyujtogatasra es gyilkossagra va
lo immunitas a enthusiastically sza
mara.
Ha munkasok raboltak es gyu
togattak Magyarorszagon, bor
t0nbe kuldtek 6ket, inert oft vol
a helyuk, ha pedig gyilkoltak, fel
akasztottak 0ket es ez ICY van he
lyesen.
Feher terror, illetve artutlanol
uld0zesd mines Magyarorszagon
Ezt bizonyitja es az egesz vilag
!nak tudtara ada a Mornin!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-10
A feher terror
Irta Varlaky Sander.

Sok $40 esik arr6l. hogy oda-
haza Magyarorszagon igazsagta-
Ian iild0zes van kivalt arr0l sz6l
a panasz, hogy iild0zik munka-
sokat.
Hat igenis van ild0zes odaha-
"a Magyarorszagon, de mem igaz-
sagtalan. Uldozik a munkasokat
is, de ezek nagyon raszolgaltak
ARA, hogy sujtsa 6ket az igazsag
keze.
Uld0znek odahaza Magyaror-
saigon olyanokat, a xix a voros
terror alatt erdemeket szereztek
a bort0nre es akasztofara. Ker-
d6re vonjak azokat az elvetemult
emhereket, a Xix bankokat es ma
ganhazakat raboltak XII, akik hi
degverrel gyilkoltak le artatlan
embereket es a xix felgyujtottak
minden ok nelkul, vagy pedig
csak kepzeletben levo okokbol
polgartarsaik hajlekait. Ne tes-
SEX tehat partjara allni es vedel-
mezni a Observation-Disclosures es
akasztofaviragokat.
Terror azonban mines odahaza
Magyarorszagon es pedig Sc fe-
/ her, Sc sarga, Sc mas szinU. SGT
v0r0s terror sincs t0bbe, inert
Horthynak "csordai," mint azo-
kat nemes magyar katonakat
titulalni szoktak azok bizonyos
tulpifos arnyalatu urak, rendet
teremtettek Magyarorszagon g.
megtisztitottak az orszagot azok
t6l a szegenylegenyektol is, a XIX
a vor6s palastba bujva garazdal
kodiak annak idejen Is a xix k0z
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-10

0sszefartasr6 epvesiesrl Is mem szehuzasr0l es gy
l0lk0desrHl sz5i kronka. Keddcn egy hete megaak
tottak Pttsbuughban Monongahea House sok magyar
wharf laott terln6ben az Ane, ka Magyar Lelkesze
egyesjletet.
Mem haszonra mem k0lcs0n0s bztostasra alakult ez
eset hanen arra hogy sz6szekekbol listen hazaban
hirdessek magyar fa eetk6pessege kogy oman tart
SAX fent az Amerikaba szakadt magyarban szereteet
haza rant, hol h6lcs6nket ringattak.
Odahaza dulhat barmyen l<urzus, barmilyen feele-
yeti gy0lk0des nemcsak kereszfnyek es zsd6k, hanem
keres6nyek Is kereszty6nek k6z0t de lit Amerkaban
szabad vallas igazan szabad orszagaban mi magyar
papjainl mask6pen gondokoZnal.
Biszk6n nlondhatjuk hogy mi papjainl kathol-
k,lsok refonatllso baptstak, cvangelikusok, gorog
kathokusok 6s gorog (ys6k is, ha oft ettek
volna) el6szor es mndenekfelet magyar haza erdeke
magyar nep gazat szolgala Az igazsag kedveert meg
jegyezzk hogv vannak eyer kvctelek, de ezek ak
melyes 6rdeeiket 6s 0nzo ceakat eebe heyezik haza
6rdekenek egyhazuk t0rvenyciben keresnek kogast
alra hogy ta1nogassak magyar inteznenyeket oily
eeny6sz6 ksebbsegben vannak hogy legjobb mod We
liik ugv banni, mntha mem is leteznenek.
Az alakuasnal is sokkal 0rvendetesebb jeenseg az,
hogy papok egy SWIVEL egy eekkel elhaaroztak hogy
tejes erk0cs SGT ami fontosabb anyag ereukke is az
Amerikai Magyar SzoVetseg oldalara allottak.
Belattak papok, hogy csaks j6 iranyitott, igazsa
gon aapu6 propaganda utjan lehe magyarsag erdeket
it, az Egyesiit Alamokban elore mozdtani A propa-
ganda cejat az Amerika Magyar Szovetseg Commenta-
ora szoga legobban tehat ennek partoasat hataroz-
tax ell papok
papok egyesiilese k0zos eel e6r6sere igazan ut0-
r6 l6pes. peldat kovehetn6k mi magyar ujsagok is
K0zos cel6r nagyarsag igazaert mert harcolhat-
nank egyiitt Ia mindnyajan egy k0zpon erkocsi tes
tetet partolnank, akkor lenne eredm6nye munkanak
es Amerikai Magyar Szoveseg tenyleg haalmas, sz
mottevo SERVE enne amerika .nagyarsagnak Kovet
hetn6k pedat anerkai magyarsag nagy egyletei is
K0zos munkaval egyarant segithctik Sz6vetseget.
Propaganda nelki eriink ell semmit.
Tamogassuk tehat mindnyajan propaganda ter
jeszt6 Amerika Magyar SzovetseGet.
Tegyik Sz0vetseget gazan magyarsag erkolcsi
k6pvisel6jeve.
Meg egyszer idvozoljuk magyar papok egyesule
set El6re uraim megkezdett uton!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-10
anem tiltaktzasnkat szoval is meg

ssNem men, soha!, hanem tiltakozasukat szova is meg
mondtak. De alairtak.
Amerikai magyarok, mi egyiitt erzUnk a nemzet eme
gyasz6ra aban testvereinkke "A gyalazatos beke SEE
gyenfotunk nekiink csakugy, mint azoknak odahaza.
Mi egyiitt tiltakozunk estv6renkkel De titakozas
eeg jov6 helyreallit6 munkajabol nekink is XII
jar egy jo adag Ne csak egytt tiltakozznk egyt SEE
gyenkezznk egytt gyaszojuk versailles beket ha
egytt dolgozzunk, egyiitt harcounk es egytt al
dozunk annak mine korabbani megsemmisiteseert Ma
gyarorszag 0si hatarainak vsszaaltasaert,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-10

Post, London egylk iegteklnte-
lyesebb lapja, mely mem i'll fol
"a pletykanak es gonosz koholma-
nyoknak, hanem meggyoz6dest
szerez a fontos hirekrol es csak
ugy teszi kozze azokat lapjaban.
Mikor a "Feher Terrorrol"
solo hirek szalling6zni kezdtek,
elkildte megbizhat6 emberet Ma
gyarorszagra, hogy vizsgalja meg
a Feher Terrorr6l szolo hireket.
| A Morning Post embere vizsgalo-
dasar6l ICY szamol be egy szlkra-
taviratban: "Nincsen feher ter
ror Magyarorszagon. A kommu-
nistak talaltak XII.
Az embernek igazan 0k0lbe $40
rul keze es lie szeretne csapni.
Ugyanis azok nyomorult voros
betyarok, akik kiraboltak orsza-
gunkat, akik Gegyetlen hoheral
voltak becsiiletes magyar testye-
reink ezreinek es a xix aztan XII
szolgaltattak Magyarorszagot
roman csordak radio hadjarata
max, eek a sehonnai bitangok,
sz0vetsegben orszagu,lk t0bbi ell
lensegeivel, gyalaznak es rontjak
| i6 hirIinket es hiteliinket a vilag
| el6tt. rs
"Nincsen Feher Terror Magyar
orszagon. "A kommunistak talal-..
talk XII" = mondja a Morning
Post" tudosit6ja. Termeszetesen,s
asivany, hogy elvonja magarol
menekiileseben a figyelmet, zsl-
vanyt kialt. Ily zsivany praktl-
kakhoz fordulnak azok a voros
csemetek, xix kiraboltak, f0lakasz
tottak~ 5 vegiil pedig vad kese-
, lyiiknek dobtak oda Magyaror-
sag verz6 testet. Meseket talal-
: max XII, hogy eltereljek magukr6l
a viIag figyelm6t es kend6zzsk
egbekiait6 gaztetteiket, melyek
hallatara undorral tel ell a vilag
Magyar Testverek! A feher
terrorrol terjesztett hirek a\pro
= paganda celjat szolgaljak. Most
!, tehat tudhatjatok, hogy mi az &
( propaganda. Mi eddig ezt boz
zalmas fegyvert mem vettiik igeny
be mi szerencsetlen sziilofoldiinE
: erdekeben. Vegyiik hat keziinkb'
, eZt rettenetes ELI fegyvert. Csat
l. lskozzunk mindnyajan az Ameri
1ai Magyar Szovetseghez es bo
II csasson minden Amerikaban eli
s., magyar ferfi es magyar no tel
ct evenkint csak SIT ennek pro
a, pagandanak celjara. Ha ezt meg
Ia teszi minden Amerikaban el6 ms
" gyar ferfi es magyar no, mi nag
IS eredmtnyeket fogunk elerni ezze
E. a penzzel orszagunk, otthon el
81 magyar nepiink es szerencsetle
sziil6f6ldiink javara.
a. lit mem f6papokr6l es fouraE
Il r6l van $50, xix ellen panaszo
a hangzanak, xix zsaroltak es e.
n nyomtak otthon a nepet, hanel
~ lit az otthon maradt magyar ne
a millioirol van $50, a melyne
TX nyakara kotottek a hurkot, hog
,k megfojtsak. lit harom MILL
ra magyar testveriink felszabaditi
sar6l van a $40, kiket idegen j;
o., romba hajtottak. Mentsik me
,r- oket!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-10
Flu

Flu
jo hazbol, felvetetik Megvalto
gyogyszertarban, Is Spring Com
mon, Youngstown, o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Daylight Saving Ends
October 81, at 2 4. VI.

An erroneous impression has
been created, as a result of the
original daylight saving ordinance
introduced in the Board OF Alder
men last year, that the operation
of the daylight saving law ends on
September 2S. The original or
dinance was changed, and the sub
stitute ordinance passed by the
board on October IA, 1919, e.
tended the time limit to The last
Sunday in October, the 3lst, at
2 a. m.
The ordinance adopted by the
Board of Aldermen and approved
by the Mayor last October con-
forms with the state law. The
local ordinance was not limited to
this year. Daylight saving will
be revived again at 2 a. m. on the
last Sunday of next March, unless
it is repealed prior to that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Legion Head i'm Cleveland

CLEVELAND. Sept. 22-Franklin
d'Oler, national commander of the
American Legion, to-day took charge
Of arrangements and activities in con-
nection with the second annual c0nvcn-
tion of the Legion here on Sept ,mbcr
81. % and 20.
MIR. d'Olicr has just completed a
four-months' trip covering all parts of
the country and has gathered first
hand ideas and impressions from thou
sands of Legion members
at least so per cent of the Legion
members favor the Iourfold bonus
compe nsation act" Mr.. d'Olcr said
"Mcmbers in only two of the states
visited opposed it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23

An audience that completely filled
The the&,er heard a cledtable perform
&nce Of "Tosca," Puccini's melodrama,
by the San Carlo Company at the Man
haitian Opera House last evening. The
three leading figures Of the opera--Tos
ca, tavarado&si and Baron Scarpia-
we're imrersonatcd by capable singers
Miss Freeman, MIR. Cibelli and Mr.
Nallc.
OF the three Miss Freeman was
vccully the most impressive. The
opulcnt and somber timbre of her
voice suited the music and gave con-
vincing texture to the passions of the
ardent woman whom she was portray
ing. In her acting Miss Freeman also
showed commcndablc abandon and a
degree of fervor not. always attained
BY American singers.
Mr. Wales Scarpia, although devoid
of subtlcty, was convincing in his viii
lainy. Mr.. Cibellis Mario was a COM
petent if strictly conventional per-
formancc An original notion of stage
management in the second act showed
Mario in the act of being tortured
We deplore this invasion of the tor
ture chamber. Are not the thrills in
mclodrama inspired by the unseen far
keener than those aroused by any
horrors that can be staged?
This evening the opera will be
"AIda." with Nine. Marie Rappold in
tho title role
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Crowded House Greets
The San Carlo Singers
Puccini Melodrama Presented
Will, Capable Performers in
Three Leading Roles

MANHATTAN OPERA HOusE-san Carlo
opera Company in Pucc'ni's "rosca-"
,Iarin t'avaraGo5si. ....... EuEenio Cibe!i
Farola Scarf,in. .............. Mario Vale
cesar. Acknowledgements. Pletro de Biasi
II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Natalie Ceryi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23

Helton, Cyril Chadwick, Beryl Mercer,
Charles Dalton, Flora Sheffield, Rea-
trce Miller, Mercedes Ds.smore, EN-
nett Shackleford and Arthur Metcalf.
Brock Pemberton, producer Of ENTER
Madame" has the dramatic rights to
Miss Lulu Bett," the novel by Zona
Gale. The piece will be seen before
the holidays.
Rehearsals of THE Short Cut" to be
to- day. Livingston Platt will do the
scenic effects.
The engagement Of Tim Murphy com
pletes the cast of THE First Year"
by Frank Craven. Directed by Win
chell Smith, the piece is in rehearsal
at the Gaiety Theater,
ENTER Madame" has established a
record at the Garrick Theater for at
tendance. In the first six weeks of its
run $4,000 persons have paid admis
sions. No seat has been unsold since
the opening, Aug. Is.
Tho pre-release showing of "Uncle
Sam of Freedom RIDGE Levey pro-
OuCllOu, viii Is1hS pldCe
ly IN the Selyn and Cohan g. Harris
theaters Sunday evening.
The Rev. Father Francis c. Duffy,
rector of the Church of Our Savior,
1s3d Street and Washington Avenue,
has purchased the opening perfor-
nance Of "Buddies," the Selwyn must
cal play, at the Bronx Opera House,
Monday night, as farewell to his
curate, the Rev. Joseph A. Donahue,
who will depart shortly for Fort
Bayar6, N. M.
John Philip Sousa will play four of
his new compositions at his anniver-
sary concert in the Hippodrome Sun
day night, two marches, who's Who
in the Navy" and Comrades of the
Legion" and suite, Camera
Studies" and "A Study in Rhythm"
Herbert Tomas, the English actor,
who played the part of Abraham Lin
coin in the Drinkwater play in Lon
don, arrived yesterday on the Car
mania to start rehearsals in Gals
worthy's "The Skin Game"
"Le Prince ct lie Pauvre" is the title
of the French version Of Mark Twains
"The Prince and the Pauper," in which
W liam FaversHam will be seen short
ly. The French play is to be pro-
duccd in Paris this winter by Nine.
Monna Della.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23

Max March VIII present Three Live
Ghosts" comedy by Frederic Isham,
the Greenwich Village Thca-cr.
Wednesday evening, Sept. %. In Il.
cast are Charles McNaughter. Te.c,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23

Helton, Cyril Chadwick, Beryl Mercer,
Charles Dalton. Flora Sheffield, Rea-
trice Miller. Mercedes Desmore, En-
nett Shackleford and Arthur Metcalf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23
Cholera Spreads in Corea

TOXIC, Sept. 22.--T7iftcen hundred
new cases Of cholera have been dis
covered in Corea, according to an Of
fetal statement issued at Seoul. This
makes the tota! number Of victims Of
:hc disease more than 10000. Of whom
,.nnrc. f'.n.1 q nm lln,.c ...t..'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23

Brock Pemberton, producer Of ENTER
Madame" has the dramatic rights to
Miss Lulu Bett," the novel by Zona
Gale. The piece will be seen before
the holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-23

Rehearsals of THE Short Cut" to be
produced by Michael Goldreyer, begin
to day. Livingston Platt will do the
scenic effects.