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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-08

zymetose dienose Lietuvos Misi-
ia.
Nekvienos kolonijos komitetas
pasirupinti tureti uztek-
tinai knyguciq If Bonp uzrasi-
netojq1
Visas pastangas deti, kad nu-
rodytose dienose ir vietose tilxrai
.prakalbos IVYKTU.
Pasirupinti, kad koloniju atsto-
val pasitiktu Misija, nulydint
susirinkimo vieta.
Vardu Chicagos Distrikto Lie
tuvos Paskolos Komitetas -
S. Valancius ir P. Baltutis,
3246 S. Halsted ST.. Chicago. I'll
Telephone:
Drover 7oI.
DroVer 1914.
Yards 6I26.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-08
JAPONIJA OAR DAUG
KAREIVIU TURF RYTU
SIBIRE.

Washington, kovo s d. - Pa
skelbimas, kad Japonija nori is
traukti savo kareivius is Sibiro
atrodo pergreitas akyvaizdoje
pranesimu is Tokios, kurie paro-
do, kad visas dalykas yra disku-
suojamas seine. Tuo tarpu val
dzia turi didele apsti kareiviq ry-
tu Sibire If pasilaiko strateginius
kelius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-08
Listuv0s Misijos ToIimesnis Marsrutas.
(Nepermainomas).

Suomi Chicagos Distrikto Ko-
mitetas Lietriwos Laisves Pasko-
los Benu apreiskia tolimesni
marstruta surengta sekanSiose
.kolonijose:
Indiana Harbor, panedelyj, ko-
. vo 8 d., 6 val yak. ir Gary, Ind
9 val. yak.
East St. Louis, utarninke, ko-
% 9 d., 7:3o val. yak.
So. Omaha, Neb., sercdoje,
xovo 10 d., 7:3o val. wax.
y Springfield, iii. ketverge, kovo
II d., s val. yak.
Grand Rapids, Mich, petny-
6ioje, kovo IL d.. 7 80 val. wax.
Augsciau nurodytos kolonijos
lures proga tureti pas save pa
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-08
LIETUVIAMS MINETI
NOS DEMOS.

Kovo 8 L.. 1861 m. sime vienas
pirmpjQ ausrininku If visuo-
men5s yeikejV. DIR. Jonas
Sliupas
9 d. 1878 m. Did. Liet. Kun.
Zigmuntas pergalejo krv-
ziuoGius.
I5 d., 1860 m. kryziuoSiai ulpuo-
le Kauno pill.
"A d., 1886 m. lietuviai sutare
priimti kriksta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-08
Lenkai Studijuoja Atsaky.
ma Bolsevikams.

Formalis suvaziavimas susta-
tymui Lenkijos ir pasienio vals-
tybiq atsakimo bolsevikas i
ju pasiulinima taikos ivyks pa
ncdelyj.
Suomiu, latviq ir lumunq de-
legatai jau cia, laukiana ukrainq.
FSpejama, kad Lietuya ir, gal, net
Estonija dalyvausianeics suvazia-
vine.
Diplomatai sake, kad pradeji-
mas tarybu tarp Lenkijos ir so
vietines valdzios uzkliuvo uz len
lsu reikalavimo atsteigino If nuo-
stoliu nuo laiko krasto padalini-
mo I772 m.
Jei, grdi, lenkai reikalaus sito
If bolsevikai nesutiks duoti, taai
da'bartinis stovis If pasilksias.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-08
Bella KUN BUS TUO-
JAUS LIUOSAS.

Paryaius, kovo 4 d. - Buvu-
Isis Tengrijos komunistu diktato-
rius Bella Kun, kaip pranesa
lHavas zinip agentura, bus liuo-
Isas Vienoje Vengru komunis-
itai internuoti Karlsteine bus per
Selti ] sanatorijq Viennoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-08
BOLSEVIKAI PRADEJO
PULTI ANT LENKU.

Londonas. kcvo 7 d. = Tele-
grama Central News agenturai
IS Berlino pranesa, kad dideies Dol
Sevikp rajiegos fradeje pulti ant
lenkp abysaliai Pripetes apygar-
dos. Telegramoje priduriama, jog
~lenkai pranesa, kad Ienkai atmu-
Sc priesq padarydami jam dide-
lius nuostolius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-08
ITALlJOJ LAUKU OAR.
BlNINKU STREIKAS
PLATINASI a.

Rymas, kovo 5 d. Cia ap-
tureti pranesimal rodo, kad lau-
ku darbininku streikai Piedmon-
to apygardoje If Lonbardijoje
platinasi. Suirute esanti arti Fer
raros r Neronos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-08
Italia vers dykaduonius
dirbti.
Portuga|ljos kabInetaS rezignavO.
ITALIA VERS DYKA,
DUONIUS DIRBTI.

Rymas, kovo 5 d. ~ pave
iiuota). Atstovu butte tapo
lnestas projektas privertiantis dy-
kaduonius dirbti ir dedantis sun
kius mokestius ant visolliu sve-
|timnaulziu.
Pirmoji projekto islyga esan-
III astriausia uz visus istatymns,
kokie kada buvo Europoje i've
dami. Sulig Sta islyga kiekvienas,
kuris nedirba zemes. ar pramone-
je bel profesijoje, ar saip kokio
darbo Sill galva, kuris butu nau-
.dingas visuomenei, o gyvena is
inplaukp. bus priverStas moketi
be vlsu kitp mokescip puse savo
metiniu inplauku valstybes isdan.
Darbas. ar Deportavimas.
Nedirbantiems if neturintiems
tam tlkro anato ar profesijos bus
prisakyta gauti koks naudingas
darbas, tie gi, kurie atsisakis
dirbti, bus deportuojami projekto
isteigton zemdirbystes kolonijon.
Simtai tukstantiu akrp derlin-
COS zemes Benadire ir Cyrenai-
koj esq laukia tik zagressir Gsrtin-
tingu ukininku darbo, o Italia
buSianti isliuosuota nuo priklau-
symo maistais il javais nuo kitu
Sally.
Taryba is deSimties isrinks ko-
miteta is desimties ant kiekvie-
no 100000 syventoju. ar to da-
lies If insalios j nedirbaniius
apdeti mokestiais, ar deportuoti.
PastarieJi tur6s teise apeliuoti j
teisma. kuris isduos ga
ldtini nusprendimq.
Tie, kurie laikinai netures dar-
bo, saus parama is valdzios. Pro-
jektas yra pripazintas premiere
Nittl if dabar yra pas atstovr
buto komitetq, is kur jis tuoiaus
bus paduotas butui
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-08
oRAS
cHIcAeoJE lR APlELINKeJE

.S :1E.s
Slandien if utarninle apskri-
tai grazus: temperature kila.
Sauletekis, Ola val. ryto;
Sauleleidis, 5:4s al. yak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-08
SUOMIJA NUBALSAVC
DIDELE SUMA RUBE-
zIAUS SAUGOJIMUI.

Helsingfors. kovo 6 d. = Riks-
dasas paskyre dvidesimts penkis
mllijonus suomiu markiu Suomi
jos rytu rubeziui saugoti.
The Lamar register., 1920-08-11
Didn't Look Liz. eo,,c..

Sport is making great strides In
France. but the police occasionally
make strange mistakes when they see
long line OF runners sprinting along
the roads and across country.
Not long ago at vincennes a number
or young athletes from the military
school OF sport were INDUCING In a
paper chase through the woods when
they were arrested by gendarmes for
being Improperly dressed They were
all In white vests and running shorts
The gendarmes. however. had appar-
entity not heard of such articles Of at
tire or OF the military school OF sport.
Protests made by the colonel in com.
msnd had no effect.
A few days later. however. when the
local gendarmes made q fresh haul of
dozen athletes. they realized their er.
ror' for the leader explained that he
was an Inspector of police and that
the runners behind him were all Paris
policemen enjoying a fortnights train
ing.-From the Continental Edition OF
the London Mail.
The Lamar register., 1920-08-11
HOME OF DeALY SCORPION
kscien In MsxIes That 10 Assias1 -
Travellers fer q Msst gxssIlsnt
Rssssn.

Revolutionary bands and hs4oands
may ride up and down McKee, bat
there 10 one strip Of territory that svss
the hardest and most daring Of than
will not brave. II is q desert counlry
that extends from a point near the 0ty
Of Durango to the borders Of the state
Of Zacstecas about seventy-nve milss
long by nfty miles wide It u A.
serted that myrisds Of scorpions .infsst
this region and are the most deadly Of
the species.
In the city Of Durango, although re-
gerded as outside of the more deadly
zone. the death rate due TO scorpion
stlngs is nigh. This Is especially tue
as to children. The alEchrsne. as the
insect Is commonly called 10 regarded
a- such a deadly pest that for many
years the municipal government has
paid bounty OF one centsvo, eQuiya-
lent to about one-half cent Of Amsri-
can money FOR each one killed and
delivered 10 the ofrciai custodian Of
dead scorpions. Something ike leo,
600 or the scorpions are killed aod
bounty paid tor them annually.
Killing scorpions Is regular indus
try with many men, women and chill
dren OF Durango. oae IL told that
some OF the natives even 60 so Tar as
to establish regular colonies Of the
poisonous Insects u their homes fsr
M" 'UOse Of breeding them for The
market,
The Lamar register., 1920-08-11
PROUD OF THEIR CLIMATE
land Relate Pretty Legend In Con-
nsctlon With II

i went over to Baltimore to speak
to Methodist conference some time
ago. met there a splendid-lookipg
man, with a long, flowing, white beard
and l said to him. DO you preach in
this section Of the countryT" He said.
"Yes, sir; ! come from the eastern
shore OF Maryland. Have you ever
been on the eastern shoreT'
! said, No: l am sorry to say that
/ have seen every other beauty spot
in this country. believe. but I never
have seen that"
We'll" he said to me. I'VE love shat
country. have been prsa ching there
FOR sixty-six years. We are d strange
people and We have some strange leg
ends. and one Of them Is that a long.
long time ago when Adam and Eve
lived In the Garden Of Eden, they fell
sick. and the Lord was very much
disturbed about them. and he called
a council OF his angels and wanted 10
know where they should be taken for
q change Of air. SO that they might
improve.
The angel Gabriel suggested that
they should be taken TO the eastern
shore Of Maryland. and the Lord said,
No. no; that would not be sufficient
change Franklin K Lane In the
National Geographic Magazine.
The Lamar register., 1920-08-11

As the shot ecnoeu Anderson
'auphed with hysfcrical Joy, then
dragged the mask from his face and
staggered as If he himself had been
shot.
But the sweet sense OF precision
snapped from his pistol with deiirious
fascination. He grasped at his fleet
ing senses, sweating with the strain Of
effort and shame.
willing hands reached out 70 him,
uncertain In the confusion OF speed as
TO what had really happened
Are you hitf' gasped a burly mil
iionaire. without recognizing him.
mol" he moaned hoarsely. but for
heavens sake somebody take this gun
from me before l hold up"
Then he ingloriously tainted.
The Lamar register., 1920-08-11
NAPKINS NOT JUST SUITABLE
But Man Meant Well. and Fortunately
the Teachers Had q Ssnss
Of humor.

The parents of the pupils OF . large
Indiana ward school decided to give
the teachers a surprise dinner party.
Accordingly they took charge of the
building one evening. herded the
teachers In one room and made ready
the table for the dinner. But Just
a. everybody was about ready they
found that they had forgotten nap
kins. One Of the hostesses accord.
insly telephoned her husband who
worked IN a department store. The
colors are pink ana white so bring
something appropriate" she told him.
He bought them-pink and white.
But when they were opened they dis
played storks holding In their mouth.
the time-honored new babies. The
hostesses we're horror stricken but
the teachers, ready TO grasp the swk-
wsrdness OF the situation, led In laugh
ter. But that man says that he will
move out Of that school district be-
fore there is another banquet for
tsacherA-Indianapo NswsA
The Lamar register., 1920-08-11
Side whIsksr Back In london.

The London exquisite is doing his
best to cultivate side whiskers. a fash
Ion that was somewhat frowned upon
Few years ago when Lord Rocksav-
age attempted its resurrection. But
that was In the days before the war
and probably 1t is as a change from
the regulation military mustache of
the last five or SIX years that British
young men OF today are growing tufts
OF hair IN front Of their ears with most
hideous result.
The earl Of Lonsdale and his broth
er, the Hon. LaDceiot Lowther, have
always been famous IN the fashionable
world for wearing "sideboards," but IN
this hirsute face fitting they are usual
ly credited with desire to suggest the
sporting atmosphere in which they
srs gsnsTin- - Rs found
The Lamar register., 1920-08-11
RHODESIA LAND OF 0PHIR1"
Arehsoiooists Have Long centsndsd
for and Against Arguments 70
That Effect.

The extensive ruins Of ancient forts
temples and gold workings IN Rho
desia have ben given rise TO consider
able controversy from time TO time.
some Psychologists contending that
they are only four hundred or i've
hundred years old and others hoIuinS
that they date back to at least two
thousand years before the Christian
era, and that Rhodesia was the land
OF ophir. mentioned In the Bible at
chapters tx and OF l Kings.
1t is noteworthy that Milton In
Paradise Lost" book II, speaks Of the
angel Michael leading Adam to q hill
or paradise from whose top
His eyes might there command whsrsvsr
stood
City Of old or modern fame.
from the walls OF Cambalu to
sofais uhought ophip- 70 the
realm of Congo. and Angola. TAR
thest south.
The theory has been advanced that
II Rhodesia was not actually Ophir.
1t was at least the "Havilah" whence
the gold OF Ophir was obtained and
which was 50 much In evidence at
Solomon's entertainment Of the queen
OF Sheba. If this theory is correct
then Sofala OF today would be the
site OF '"Tarshish," the ancient sea
port for "Havilah," and the outlet
for precious stones. metals and other
merchandise, oDhir being situated in
all probability on the southern coast
OF Arabia and constituting a distr1but-
Ing emporium rather than the place
Of origin OF these things.
The Lamar register., 1920-08-11
GERMS FUTURE WAR WEAPONS
Scientist Drsws Dark Picture Of sxs-
sssry That viii Be Part sf
Next Conflict

Mobilization OF the mosquito, the
hou@e-riy the louse and various other
disease-carrying pests for the dissent
nation Of deadly germs in enemy terri
tory Is possibility OF the 1eKt war"
pictured by Prof. Maxwell LEROY. q
London scientist.
Il f"resee the mosquito from Brazil
starting yellow fever ia new lanis. the
hausery, duly infested with cholera,
dysentery or snteric and the typhus-
laden louise doing their deadly work
much more effectively than spies poi
soning wells" said Professor Lsfroy
In Il recent address.
This would be part OF the work Of
war Office of entoinoiogists--ths
working out Of strategic plans for the
distribution Of these pests by sirplsne.
Ii seems that tie world Is intent upon
furnishing an sirplane service for
these pests, many Of which are nov
held somewhat In check b. natorel
enemies in tls'r native cliTnes Til.
VIII give them Just the means Of tiIn,
sit they have required II viii ss u
peace time dar ger a. we'll as one that
could be u.sd very extensively in war
The danger from rhese winged battai-
ions OF death Is more serious than ens
dare estimate" "
The Lamar register., 1920-08-11

their lives In ease at a hotel. Having
won the suit, Pierce visited the family
pretty often. and now that Editha
Morse was relieved from her duty of
helping the family she had time to nsts
and analyze his attentions.
"I am going to borrow Editha from
her borrowing relative for an auto
drive tomorrow" Pierce told his stS
ter one day. "Oh, only long enough to
tell her how love her" he added
AFTER that ! hope she will be mins
entirely"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
THEATRICAL SLUMP HAS
NOT REACHED WINDY CITY
Very slight Failing on Is Recorded,
This BcinE Due to Approach of
HOLIDAYS
tBy Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. Dee. 1.-THE theatrical
slump anticipated AS being coinci,len,
with the general Industrial ictup
has failed to reach Chicago a VERY
shsht falling off in attendance has
heeh noted during the past few days
but managers say IL is no more than
usual each year as the holiday sea
son approaches.
Five loop theaters have broken all
house records during the past few
weeks according to their managers.
and in two of the five drama is the
Offering. while "A third is presenting
light opera. The other two are must
cal shows.
Three new legitimate thca;ers are
under construction together with
two big picture houses. tho invest
ment in which is as great as in any
OF the thcaters housing spoken at
fractions. With the completion Of
these houses theatrical men say chi
cage VIII take its place as a pro-
duCinE center.
That there is II limit in the prices
Which can he charged WAS indicated
recently when the manager of one
house which has never housed any
thing hut musical shows announced
that he had booked n moving picture
for an indefinite run. with seats SELL
ing at $40 on the opening night
The same day another manager an
nonnced plans for series Of con
ceris by noted artists. with seats
selling at 90 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

tons. according 10 the fcdcration's
president. Mrs. Frank y. ScibcrlinE
Of this city.
Mrs. Louise Il. Wager. Of Oak parR
III. chairman Of the young artists
contests. has announced th:t these
COMPETITIONS VIII be held in every
State in the Union. tho State winners
TO go to the district competition. and
the district winners to compete for
the national honors at the biennial
convention In June.
The various classes and prizes Of
Tered are:
Special priZe-Oratorio. Apuca :
lypse on iibrctto by Pauline Ar
nouN Macarthur and Henri Pierre
Roche. to be known as the Carrie
Jacobs bond prize. $4,000
Class 1.-Nioiin solo. $3.50. Given
by Musicians Club. or Chicago.
Class lI.--DrEan solo. 500. Given
by the 81. Cecilia Club. of Grand
Rapids, Mich. as memorial to Mrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
BRONZE TABLET UNVEILED
TO CONFEDERATE OFFICER
i.irutenant-COlOncI Richard Snoudcn
Andrews Successfully Defended
fridsc Near Winchester.
Y ASSOcIateu IL 81.

WINCHESTER. VA. Doc ll.-A
bronze tablet To the memory Of
Colonel Richard Snowden
Andrews and the officers and mon Of
the First Maryland Artillery OF the
confederate army. was unveiled and
dedicated near Stcphcnsons Depot.
whcrc IN June. 1864. Colonel I'm
urewS small command successfully
defended bridge and forced Miiroy's
army to retreat
The tablet was erected by Mrs. Car
oiSn Snowden Fahncstock OF Wash
ihston. and Charles Lee Andrews. OF
New York. daughter and son OF Coz
onel Andrews.
Colonel Andrews organized his
command at Richmond a; the out
break of the war. equipped IL with
guns manufactured by the Trcdt ga
iron works. of that city the first
cannon manufactured for the Con-
fcdcracy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

Edwin +. Chl. first president of tho
National Federation OF Musical
Clubs.
Class Iil.--cello solo. 500. Given
by the St Cecilia Club. OF Grand
Rapids. Mich. as II memorial to Mrs.
Charles II. Kelsey. a president of tho
National Federation Of Musical Clubs.
Class IN.--Song. 500. Composj,ion
must be bS Il woman composer and N
member OF the National Federation
OF Musical Clubs. Offered by Mrs.
j. ID. Custer of Chicago. this being
perpetual prize, funds furnished
for that purpose.
lass N.-chorus for UNCHANGED,
children's voices. 500. OTcrcd hv
Mrs. Francis l.. Clark. rhiladelphia,
Pa.
These contests have aroused tho
greatest interest. because the win
ners are given years management
ing tremendously successful FOR IN.
winners OF this contest at the last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
COMPOSERS
TO COMPETE FOR PRIZES
VIII he Held In Every State In
union-Statc Winners to Dis.
trict Meetings.
| Ry Associated Press !

AKRON. ONO. Dec. little sew
enth eicnnial prize competition for
American COMPOSERS. which will bo
decided al the convention OF the Ma
tonal Federation of Musical Clubs
ut Moline. M: Davenport. Iowa. and
Rock Island. H.. on June 10 IL
brought forth hundreds III composi. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

biennial held at Pctcrboro. y. H..
Many clubs throughout tho country
engaged these young artists. paying
them fair price for their services.
The endowment fund. has for it's
chairman. Mrs. Frank Gates Allen.
OF Moline. H.. who has reported a
inuch Increased fund in her depart
ment. Ways and means have been
devised to help struggling young
professionals from this fund.
The National Federation OF Must
chl Clubs is Il purely altruistic or
ganization. The attitude for service
rs one OF cooperation and fratrr-
ni,y toward all existing organiza-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Sees MOVIES OF FUTURE
HAVING YEAR-L0NC RUNS
Adolpl Zukor Discusses His Plans
for Making Super
Films.
SAYS HIS STARS APPROX Il
Has Signed Up Many Leading Nov
clistS and PlayMrights tn Provide
Vehicles in Which Groups of Fa-
nous Players Will BE Seen.
, year,s run on broadway,


Adoiph Hukor. president OF the Fam :
Gus players-L.asky Corporation. de-
o,, ~. ga, H.. re,,i,v for The
lnEh-class motion picture OF the fu-
turc.
..rno -, ,,o,,cl.s ~ 10 ms, and
~ Io'.e' ~ -.
OF the future. said the moion-pic-
ture executive on his arrival at Los
,,roi.. 90 ~. ,,,,,l visi, ~ Tho
10 80
west coast plant OF the corporation.
THE individual or the group abiding
10 noI;ci.. N ,no ms. sals wo NAV,
-, -.
ADOPTED poii'! "hieh VIII ee'ipSe
all previous screen efforts by conccn-
tr,tInr IL, ,p. nyalu,.inu rho host
:. III, ,t-,.,,..
% ac,orS. o' Nf''e's anu directors
WHY should = picture remain one
rar,.,.. ~
io' more ~ Pf"uuce PIC
"A year on broadway. Their? viii he
no release date to meet There will
be no such limitations rs IN n" past
may have been placed on production.
10 make the highest class picture
money ana brains can make. Why
NOT; .hen' run OF year on Broad
Do Not Seek More Revenue.
1t is not hope for increased
revenue tnat prompted us TO make
pride In our profession. TO make
inc pest pictures that can DC made
surely tbat Is worth while ambi-
lion;
lesson that mas prompted our stars
70 tell me how gladly and willingly
IIneS VIII cooperate IN the innos3ton.
! nave talked with them all-Wal.nce
Reid. Gloria swanson. Dorothy pal-
ION. rhomas MciEhan Elsie FerSu-
SON In fact with al OF them They
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
For Aching Feet.

An equal mixture OF talcum powder
aud baking soda will relieve tired
and aching feet. The feet should he
rubbed with II. Even shaking the
powder into the shoe viii afford re-
lief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

Iiecausr or the popularity of
Charlie Nung. the chop suey mag
nate in East Is Nest the authors
OF the play. Samuel Shipmau and
John Il. Hymcr. are reported TO b.
writing a new comedy VITA that
character as the central figure. The
role WAS interpreted at the Strand
by William Bonelli. exceptionally
clever in character roles. Ills per
forinance in tho piece is said Ia SUR
pass that OF George Nash. of the
New York company. and he may be
considered for the part in the new
production.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

Ultra violet rays used III making
movies have created a new malady'
among stars and directors. The
strong lights so c.Tcc, the eyes that
IL ~ feared some Of the victims may
nave 70 retire from their vocation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

The White slave" hartley Camp
hci!S famous mclodrania Of a gen
Grafton ago. has been purchased by
-. w. Griffith for translation before
tho camera.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

Mildred Marsh. sister of the more
noted Mac Marsh. and herself 4
cinema actress. WAS married recently
10 NSnacio John Forester. Il member
OF one OF tho oldest Spanish families
III Southern California.
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For the production. I'm the Shadow
OF the Dome" featuring DiNic Lee.
sNicriors We're taken in five States
New York. New Jersey. Nest Nir-
GINA. Maryland and the District OF
Columbia.
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Theatrical Notes From I Here and There

one million dollars will be spcnt by
w iliiam Fox on the enlargement OF
ms Hollywood studio. which already
ms more than two full city blocks.
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city; IN every county. in every stat,
in inc Union. and soldicns' clubs, and
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col lection Of lathcs. electric motors
and tools in his workshop valued II
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B;ll Harts double" in many pic
lures, Howard MillcrcSt. was, kilir
by failing from a horse in Arizona
while II Inning Il scene for the picture
clusters Last stand" with the Mar
shall Ncilan Company.
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Ferry Convey. the musical clown.
of the New York Hippodromc. main
tains workshop in the hi. play
mouse where no manufactures the
equipment for his act. Convoy has n