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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09

Mr.. Grim apparently had been
drugged and robbed and left in this
room, which was No. Z, on the second
floor. Physicians at the New York
Hospital said last night that the man
had shown the symptoms of acute opium
poisoning. A. s. Bradford, Of this city,
who has known the Grim family In
West Virginia for many years, said
that Mr.. Grim always carried large
sums of money with him. wore large
diamond ring and also a diamond stick
pin. When searched at the hospital he
had only twenty seven cents; his dia-
mond ring, stickpin and watch were
gone. lie wore plain black band
ring. which Mr.. Bradford said he had
had for many. years. He still had his
Spcctacles and some papers.
Ready said yesterday afternoon that
he had been out all Of Saturday night
and returned to his room at 4 o'clock
yesterday morning. He found his door
open and large man lying on the floor.
lie called Patrolman John Egan. of the
West Thirtieth street station, auo
aroused the woman who occupied Room
and also other persons in the house.
When the ambulance from the New
York Hospital arrived several occupants
OF the two houses at 158 and 15S, which
are under the same management, were
up. No one at the place, seemed to
know how Mr.. Grim got into the room.
Slowed Symptoms OF Poisoning
DR.. George Waterman and DR.. L. T.
Eager. of the hospital staff. who saw
the man when he was taken to the hos
pital. said that he showed symptoms of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09

or other traffic regulations in their ef-
forts TO make the most of their oppor-
tunity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09

Roma. agosto. - To dichiarazoni
su'la ro'i.icn cStcra. fattr dnl Conte
Sforza. Ministro per gil Atari Estcri.
durantc Ia SCduta di icri laltro ala
Camera del Dcputati. hanno trovato
nrcfonda eco di simpatia in tutti gil
AMBIENT Q nclla stanpa. AL cCcczione
dol Giornale lAvanti. il Qualc tacc di
parlarc del sucCcsso ottenuto dal Mini
stro Quando ha annun2iato Ia rinrcSsa
dcllc rclazioni con la Russia ed il ri
ConosCimcnto del Govcrno Boscevico di
Mosca.
Le diChiarazioni fatte dal Conte
Sforza ricntrano appurto in uuel pro.
gramma traCciato dallOn. Giolitti.
programme che mira ad appropriarsi
dele piu popolari initiative del socia-
listi dclle altrc opposizioni. dandovi
Immediate eseCuzionc. In tai modo
ron. Giolitti ponc socialist. gil op-
postori in generate. in condizioni di
dover taCcrc.
Tclcgrsmmi giunti da Parigi recano
chn in Quci circoli Si nota una certa
costernaziOnP per 10 diChiarazioni sulla
politiCa cstcra, di Cui sopra. ed G. og-
getto d comment vivacissimi IL fatto
che mel momcnto in Cui Francia cd
Inghilterra 81 accingouo a tentarc una
coalizione armata Contro la Russia,
I'Italia invecc riconosce il Governo
BolsCevico. con relative sCambio di
rapprcsentanti commercial diplo-
mattel.
II giOrnalc franccSi lanclano insinu-
azioni gridano al tradimcnto. lie in
sinuazion arrivano sino al punto di
lasriar crcderc che Siasi costtuito un
blocco italo russo tedCsco. allo scope di
far pcrdcrc ALA Francia cd all 'Inghil.
terra quanto esse hanno guadagnato
nella guerra.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09

acute opium poisoning. His respiration
was slow and he was in a state Of
coma. He died at s :55 o'clock. The
hospital records show that the man was
taken there at o'clock. while the
records of the detectives of the Thirtieth
street police station state that he was
taken to the institution at Z o'clock.
Rcady's recollection was that he found
the man at 4 o'clock.
II was learned that the front doors of
both houses, 156 and 15S. were supposed
to have been closed and locked Satur.
day night. as usual. However, the front
door at 1876 would readily give way to
little weight. The same is true of
the door TO. Ready's room. The fact
that these doors operated in this way
was known, 1t was said. to dozen or
more persons. Ready said he did not
know. that any one had visited his room
during Saturday night or yesterday
morning. Ready said he was brother
of +. a. Ready, one of the managers of
the Hotel McAlpin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
Pistol RrandIsher Arrested

Daring the world to come and fight
him, William Lewis. of South street,
stood last night at the corner Of Twelfth
and Lombard streets and waved a long
revolver. The world did not accept the
Invitation. but Special Officer Crils. of
the Twelfth and Pine streets station,
came along and invited Lewis TO go to
the station house with him. Lewis
agreed. Magistrate O'Brien said that
the amount required for bail was $1,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
PLAN MEMORIAL PANEL
Mosaic In Honor OF Bishop Fitz
maurice viii Cost About $4,000

Plans for the placing of panel in
st. Agatha's Church, Thirty eighth
and Spring Garden streets, as a me q.
mortal to the late Bishop John l..
Fitzmaurice. have been completed by
members of the church. The panel
will be a mosaic Of brilliant coloring
and will cost approximately $4,000.
Bishop Fitzmaurice founded St.
Agatha's Church more than fifty years
ago. and served as rector there for
twenty -onc years. He left st. Agatha s
to become rector of st. Charles Semi.
nary, Ovcrbrook. After serving there
for about four years he was made
bishop of Erie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
NO STREET CARS IN HAVANA
First Twenty.four Hours Of Strike
Pass Without Trouble

Havana, Aug. 9.--The first twenty.
four hours of Havana's street car tie
up, which began at midnight last night.
passed without trouble Of any kind. No
cars were run today, except few man.
ned by policemen. and these were solely
for the use of police and other municipal
and federal employees. A few arrests
of strikers were reported during the day.
For hire" automobiles, of which
there are more than 5000 regularly in
operation. reapcd a harvest. for manv
persons were forced resort to them as
the only means Of reaching their offices
or other places of employment. Their
drivers paid scant attention to speed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
MYSTERY IN DEATH
OF VIRGINIA BANKER.
Found Dying in N. Y. Rooming
House, Was Drugged
and Robbed
MONEY AND JEWELS GONE

New York. Aug. 0.-Edmund Hall
Grim: fifty. four years old. president of
the First National Bank Of Philipni. w.
W.. md head of the firm of Z. H..
Grim 4 Co.. proprictors of ono of the
largest department stores in that part
IT the state. who registered at the Hotel
Pennsylvania on August 5. was found
-.H"o0> ,"UE on the boor In the room of
James Ready in rooming house at
15S West Thirty fourth stret early yes.
tcrday morning. He died n few hours
later at the New York Hospital with.
out regaining consciousness. Detectives
arc trying to get information as to Mr..
Crim's movements on Saturday night
in the hope that that information would
shed some light on the mystery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
Lightning GAUGES Three Fires

Mount Holly, n. j., Aug. 0.--Three
fires started by lightning in the Mount
Holly farming territory ragged during
the nights terrific storm. The out
buildings and most Of their contents on
the farms of Benjamin s. Evans, Ran
cocas road; Richard Burtis. North
Pcmberton road. and Barzillar Warner,
near Jacksonville. were DESTROYED.
Lightning struck within ten feet of
Warner while he was milking, but he
was not seriously affected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
L RELAz|ON| IRA
L1TAL|A { RUSSIA
L'ottima Impressions Prodotta
Dale Dichiarazioni del Mini
stro Degli Esteri

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 341.
Authorized by the act Of October q.
1917. on file at the Postotfice OF Phila-
delphia. Pa.
A. g. BCRLFSoS.
Postmaster General.
The evening world., 1920-11-26
NEW YORK GIRL
DESCRIBES HOW
PIERCE WAS SLAIN
Rich Manufacturer Would Not
Throw Up Hands When
3 Ordered, She Says.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-Marie
Phillips, a former New Yorl, chorus
girl. arrested with Peter b. Treadway
in connection with the killing Of
Henry T. itce, wealthy nlanufac-
turer. has described in detail tho
crime which she said was committed
by man known as "Alf Smith"
rreadway and the girl were brought
Here from Wheeling and placed In
tho City Hall detention quarters.
The girl was born IN tho Catskills
eighteen years ago and attended tho
NVadleigh High School in Brooklyn.
She went on the burlesque stage at
tho age OF seventeen under the name
of Boots"
"Peirce," she said, was killed by
two men whose names my hubby
tTreadway) told me where Al Smith
and a man he only knew us Jack.
"Neither OF us ever met the man
killed until last saturday night. We
reached home about q quarter OF II
and had been there about a half
hour when the two men came UP to
NlN IOOlub NNlg hAlNl lhlbAAN1NtNs
I'VE thought we would 60 to q
restaurant and shake them, and We
walked to Twenty first and Market
and Pelrce was there near his apart
ment. He was drunk and was stand
ing by his automobile. lie was speak
ing to everybody who came by, tip
ping his hat.
I'VE drove to his place, and the
other two fellows were left standing
there and saw us go IN with Peirce.
This was about 1890. When we got
upstairs Mr.. Peirce took several more
drinks and got sick.
"Just as we were about TO 20 out
Mr.. Peircc said he wanted another
drink. He had got over his spell and
he was raising the glass to hts lips
when the two other fellows came IN
staggWing drunk and, pointing Il pis-
ftol at'Peirce, ordered all to throw up
our hands.
"Mr. Peirce was too drunk 20 obey
the order to throw up his hands, and
smith hit him on the hand with Il
blackjack and knocked the glass OF
whisSey on the floor. got scared.
The evening world., 1920-11-26

jumped through the door and ran
downstairs and ran homo.
I'VE were getting ready 90 20 90 bed
when the other two men drove up In
The evening world., 1920-11-26

pelrce's car. They came upstairs and
said th,n WorD leaving Philadelphia
tnd that wh would have 90 Join them.
as We had brru iu the jam as wol ue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

Many OF the monarchs who are
topping Off their thrones In Europe
might change Shakespeare i'm.
mortal line 60 read My kingdom for
the opportunity TO play Fred Lewis
role In Up IN Mabefs Room for a
single performance.
Nor need one necessarily be king
10 envy Lewis his part In this latest
A. III. Woods frollcsome farce. which
In the talk OF the country Those
who have seen the play will readily
understand why Lewis Is 10 be en-.
vied. for IL falls 20 that young
actors fortunate lot 60 kiss beauti.
full Julie Ring no less than ten times
at every performance. And be
actually draws large salary for do
ing this.
Hut that isn't ALI ny the simple
process of arithmetic. the ten kisses
a performance amount 10 SO kisses
a week. 20 $50 kisses "A month--not
counting extra pcrforuia nces---and TO
something like 1880 kisses during
the season. Is IL any wonder that
MIR. Lewis. In speaking of his assoc
citation with the TIP In Mah.l's
Room" organization. said,
This Is the pieassantcst engage
ment | have ever played"
TIP In Mahcrs Room comes to
the metropolitan theatre Sunday. De.
ccnber 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
LEGION TO LOOK
over HOSPITALS
State Commander to In
Spect All Institutions

Tom Swaie. department command
er OF the American Legion for this
state. win start Monday on an In.
spcction tour of all hospitals In the
state in which cxecrvice man arc be
ing cared for.
With him win BE- a representative
Of the government health service and
representative Of the war risk in.
surnnce department. The first week
will be spent inspecting hospitals on
the West side. A week from Monday
the trio will begin inspection OF Eas,
side hospitals.
We arr making this trip In con.
junction with similar Inspections car.
RED on In every state In the Union
By the American Legion" said Com.
manier swale today.
I'VE do not intend necessarily to
find fault with the way in which ex.
service men are being treated In the
hospitals. In fnct. do not know
that we shall find anything 10 crifi-
else tn any Institution l hope we
do not. / think most OF the hospitals
are in good shape
The various state asyiums will
also be visited. Swaie said.
A detailed report on conditions will
be submitted to national hcadquar.
ters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Picture Rfter

The Universal scenario depart
ment Is sending forth AN appeal
for suitable stories for Gladys
Walton. the i5year-old star.
STORIES centering around the typi
cal American girl Of high school
age are wanted for Mise Walton.
Marion Davies, who r. now in New
York city. will give Il Xmas party %
the children in her neighborhood.
Jane Noyak and House Peters will
head the cast of screen players In
"fsobei." new james Oliver Cur.
wood film.
'The Gilded Lady" is the title Of
a new Mae Murray picture.
Two o. 900 cameras and $500 worth
OF equipment sank to the bottom OF
the Pacific when "A wave knocked the
cameru squad into the ocean from q
barge from which they were photo.
graphing scenes Of Erie Won stro-
heim'n production. Foolish Wives. .
off Lobos Point, near Monterey.
Cal.
You Can't KIN Love" IL the Opt
mlrtie title OF "A new solznick drama,
contercd ia the Canadian Northwest,
which will be released next month.
George Isitzmaurice. director Of
Paramount specials. has gone TO Lon
don, where no viii join hia wife
ouida Bergcre. author and adapter
OF many Of his pictures.
In "The Teasers Dorothy Dalton
will return TO the type Of character
she played in THE Flame OF this
Yukon" In which she made her great
est hit.
For the first time in his screen ca
rcer. Thomas Mcighan VIII concca
his handsome Irish face under q
bushy beard In fThe Quarry" a pic
ture on which he IN very busy Just
now. The beard helps hun to max,
his escape from sing sing.
william II. Tooier, well known ir
leading character roles. has tempo
rarily formken his usual benign
parts 70 portray a biaae and villain
oua parent In the new Eugons
o'Brien picture. Regret"
Tom Moore for weeks has been pa
ticntly cuitivatIng sidehurns for hl,
next picture. AIR. Barnes OF New
York"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

Agnes Ayre the beautiful young star who has the dstnc
ton of playing feminine lead in the asar cast of Fur
mace" (he dramatic photoplay by PAN the noted English
author) the first offering at the Blue Mouse
theatre which will throw open its doors TO the Seattle public
Christmas day at p
The Blue Mouse is owned by John Hamrick who needs
introduction TO the local thearegoing public He has long
been of the most active and popular of Seae motion
picture theatre managers and in the opening Of this beautiful
new theatre he has done himself proud.
mammoth organ has been provided and concert orches
of picked musicians will be heard in concerts and motion
picture accompanments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

.nF course you know ~ the grin
" that the handsome masked 10
therio pictured above Is none other
than Doug Fairbanks.
Doug ''disK,iincs' like this In
The Mark Of Zorro hts latest
photopiay which comes 70 the cicm.
mer Saturday. The story Is an adap-
ton Of Johpson Mccuiley'a novel
The Curse 81 Capistruno' and those
who have viewed tho picture have
proclaimed that Fairbanks has ex.
celied any 81 his previous perform
anccs. This IA due 10 some extent to
the Ingenious story and the oppor.
tunsties afforded Doug" TO make the
greatest use OF his athletic ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Efficiency Wages
for Wood Workers

BELLINGHAM. Dec. 2s.-Maxi.
mum wages in the BIoedei Donovan
humber mills and logging camps will
D. based on % per cent efficiency.
according to the concerns recent an.
nouncemcnt Foremen and superin-
tendents win grade the men. and
wages OF those who go above 90 per
cent In efficiency win be increased.
while the wages Of those who fall
below win b. reduced. Employees
tctahng about i.soo men. arc said to
BE- pleased with the plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

The !. Parker Read. jrSe.
attic Star SCENARIO cosnpetL
tion i for tr.- prizes awrrc-
eating $1,000. The first award
carrir~ q cash sum III 81, 800.
with 81 500 and $1,000, r~sp~r.
tivciy. tn BE- AWARDED TO the
~sond and third prize stories
suitable for production In mo.
tion picture form. In the
cvcnt Of n tin. each ~ thu ty-
Ing contestants shall receive
the full amount II the prize
for which they are third.
The contest Is open to ALI.
You may write your ideas In
any form--ali scenarios VIII
br ~ossss<lr~~d from Tho basic
standpoint NJ quality Of IDEA
mot Of FORM.
Tho contest clo~~~ January
I. 1921. No SCENARIOS will be
considerri after midnight on
that date.
The issdxrs viii nsaaxs Ghnir
award M som aftSv tho con-
eiusion Of tho CONTEXT n VIII
In possible ursivr tho circum-
stances.
ALL SCENARIOS MUST
BE SENT TO THE SCE>A.
RIO CONTEST EDITOR, SEr
AI-Tl4E STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Tries to Dodge Cop;
Is Struck by Auto

Richard Rountree. 20. was held for
investigation by naval authorities
Friday after being knocked down by
an auto at Fifth ave. and Olive 81.
Thursday night. when he tried to
escape from Detective w. A. Fuller.
who had arrested him ~ an alleged
deserter. Rountreo denies he is Il
deserter. but raid he had long knife
concealed in his clothing and feared
nerious trouble II It WIS found on
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
picture accompaniments.

mental WITNESSES OF tho artistic
Latin. and the mistake OF crrfitinE
passing pique aa the final decision Of
more reliable character. II tn.
motif OF 'srhe Great Lover" tho
photoplay production which opens
az the Strand Christmas day.
Claire Adams in featured In the
leading feminine roie Will. other Inn
por,ant roles are in the hands Of
Lionel Helmor~. Richard Tucker.
Aiic. HOLSTER and John salnpolia
COLONIAL
Spectacular scenes taken during
the Frontier Days" celcbratioh re.
Gently held at Prescott. Ariz-. arw
among the many thrilling features
Of THE Texan" the Tom Mix west.
crn photodrama which opens at the
Colonial on Saturday
'-Th. Texan" was filmed from
Jan.a ~. Hendryx's story OF that
nam. and tells of adventure and life
on the plains OF tho southwest
Gloria Hope plays opposite Mix
REX
Jimmy Doyle. thief. promised 10
kill Ticrncy. desectiv.. IL he WINS
ever Framed" For tho sake OF
Nancy. whom no loved. Jimmy went
straight. but he was doubie.eroaNcd
by former pals. Sent 20 prison. he
escaped and rescued Nancy from the
man who framed him. This man WAS
killed by another. but finger prints
accused Jimmy.
How Jimmy was tracked down by
Tierpey and the dramatic situation
which followed are told in Dice OF
Destiny" the new II. II. Warner fen
ture which opens Saturday at the
Rex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Postal Claims to
Be Paid Locally

Instead Of being forwarded to
Washington. u. C.. as heretofore.
postal insurance claims will be ex.
amined and paid by the local post
office. 1t IL announced. The pur.
pose OF the change IL 20 speed up
payment. IL an insured article fails
10 reach Its destination within 10
days a claim may be presented 10
the receiving office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
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itntnft Charlie RAs la An Old
Fashioned Hay
tiENNER@-l-w Cod, In 'oera-
sianaiis isura"
tnit~ft VI -. Hobart ti.sw orth In
"tti. Own law
sihA>ip=-t.si- M~b~r's To Phrase
One Naman
toin>iAie--t ,isaehe sweet Ia "rh.
tsiri Ia tho " eh
HhN--"u~sa N~a Tell No Tales"
sseond weck
WINTER aAHnE>--siola Dana In
.aiaehmai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
TRAINED GOOSE
L MAY BE GONER

KANSAS CITY, Dec. :s.--Dr. T..
C. Johnson suspects some 'coiorcd
gentleman" plans 10 make Christ.
mas feast on hts trained goose. For
the return Of his educated fowl the
doctor offers the biggest turkey in
Kansas City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Family Awaiting
Aviator's Return

NEW YORK, Dec. 2t.--The wife.
son and daughter Of Lieut. Stephen
A Farrell, aviator. lost In the naval
balloon which disappeared December
are 20 optimistic OF hts safe re-
turn they have prepared the usual
Christmas tree In their home here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

LOUryrLLE. Ky.--fnternal rev.
cnue department places 100 more
guards on duty at whisky ware.
houses. bringing total force In state
TO 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

MEDFoRD. ore,--Alleged desert
ers from army. Clarence Hennes and
Herbert Ward. arrested with auto
stolen at Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
County Court Ease
Up for Christmas

Observance Of the Christmas hoiit
days By the King county superior
court il responsible for the announce.
fnsnt that no trial calendar has been
act for hearing until the first Mon.
dav in January and no motion cal
cudar win Ice heard until January >.
one Judge win handle current busi.
ness during the holiday period, tns
presiding Judge has stated.
More than 100 women are msm-
bers Of town councils IN Sweden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
ANOTHER PROOF
on uNFAIR>E.SS

Those who applaud this principle
arr those who have applauded the
Kansas Industrial relations court
since It's inception. This ruling is
another proof OF the unfairncss Of
the court and the idea behind Il.
This principle OF government or
court regulation OF industrial con.
ditsons. Of hours OF labor. Of wages.
Is the principle of paternsiism In
government IL Is the idea on
which the sociaiistic and eommun-
btic state Is based.
The soviet government Of Russia
started out based on the principle
Of patcrnalism. They became slaves.
! do not think the principle Of
pafcrnalism a good thing for the
people OF America Do they want
the courts to fix dividcndsg
So employers now seem 10 be mis-
led into helping the movement to-
wards paternailsm The movement
Is backed by a certain few big en-
ployers who know exactly what they
want Their desire Is not paternai.
Ism and government regulations Of
their factories and profits But
10y want government help or pa
ternaiiszn II they can get II for a
time until they shall have estab-
ixhed an Industrial ollgarchy In
which they shall be dicsators and
trades and labor unions shall have
bsen destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

/. MoNTREAL.---Firc destroys DO.
minion Blank Book Co. plant at
Berthierviiie, with $500. 900 loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

"ntNTi" In which Marshall Mel.
- Ian, frcckie.faccd hoy actor.
viii h. the Christmas attraction "a
the Coliseum Seilan wrote the
story and directed the production
u Il the story OF a fighting new
boy, who has an old Irish mother e.
support san Ffanelsco's picturesque
Chinatown IL tho locale for some OF
the scenes and tho photoplay In re.
plcte with dramatic as well as ANUS
ms incidents.
Marjorie paw. Colleen Moore. Pat
o'Malley and ]. Harvey sherry ara
among the supporting players.
LIBERTY
Fatty Arbuclsle in the role az fat
baby IN '~rhc tife Of the Party" will
he shown az the Liberty for the first
time saturday
Tho play ~ funny scrcamingly
80: but when this same fat ta,hy.
weighing ESQ pounds, nitired N
rompcra and other pretty baby
clothes. II stranded by an intoxicated
taxieab driver In the toughest part
OF New York city az midnight. Il IL
awful. This was -fntty'a plight on
his way homc from Better Babies
League" masquerade party II is
needless 10 add that II be had had
some OF that which tho driver had
he would have probably been lndif-
fcrcnt 10 tho "maddlRg throng"
STRAND
The failure OF the Anglo Saxon ma
ture TO comprehend the temper.