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Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

buno ale8 Nt0gli6e fertig befourme,
man toife iogor Das Bier, bite, Der
5eibcu cir, i6 meine oos Near-geer.
SeGen Sic, alter 6reltno umo Sup
ferite6er, Oo itor0 id5 uno mlBte mir
oaS olles anb0renl @9as iogen Sic,
Sic iino boff? So, ieben Sic, oas
mar id oltd. Wtog ia manHes mo6r
lem, mos 0n geioqt mltr0e, mag ia
mon6eS aud nidt 81 rehtfertiQen
iein, ober, 5relm06en no io0 0oS
binfii6rerL ipenn 0icier olte &obI inn
utcr un0 imncr micoer ulfQeuGrmt
Miro. 98er nod Gin 6i8Gen 2iebe fir
ieilt &olfsilm Bot, per 0nS Nuaerei
Qeuita mas cr bon ieinen &ore(tern
i|i6erfoumten Bat, niht perlorcn qebcn
loiien nil, Ser lolltc oo6 olle8, mas
trennen utlo 5eriplittern font. in oie
tieitcn Eiefcn %berqra6et, un0 lol(te
MIR 0o9 reht ms 2icht icbeu, mas ges
eiQnct lit, 3t einigcn ul0 3uioumen
3uifntic0cn. 9os meinen Sic oth?
So. iA mol(tc eS Sbnen olt6 qcrotcn
6obet. l~lebriqenS babe ib Qornihta
Qn0crcs crportet, babe il 0oth i6olt
nellih qeIoqt mie Sic SIT mcincr
6reit6c iid mouierr. l1n0 0oB Sic
Nun oieSmol Iybr @ort qebultcu bn-
ben ms sit sen @ilbelm ScQ SG6nen
aegolloen iil0, fam i'd mir loben0
nncrfemcl. 2eio 6ot es S6ncn BOD
tidt aton? 9fo, ieben Siel gSor
ia oIth pirflih nett, un0 pa8 oaS 8e
1te mar, Is mar Elm mirflit6er Mo8
fen9aa. ioit jc0er, Scr ga loor, mar
I'M &oIi1. Soaea Sic nal, 8rculo
hcn. no tit oenu eiqcntli6 IN Der
Sfo0t (0s2 &it bod beino6c mntoq
lid 0o3 Sic 2etitc iAon ieBt bier fir
one acknowledgements uQiticreut
pnN 0anno6 iiebt Is ncralt nab il
etrpe8 CHS. @o8 iaqcn sic, e9 qieGi
duA cine @abL ID etua in 5ipei $50
delt uiA bic bciocn &artcien. Die
Iih g crDittert reconsideration iiu0
sic icinoliMen 9riioer aus Ser @ro
Ipc.t Sill 6ric06ofs @eieQi6aft
Ac6s ih g mir bod Qe0odtl 6rie0
h0f HH0 aslmps ouh nidt it6lehti
ltcbrigcns, meln Dos ID meiter 0tbt
0Qtn mir0 bier balo cine meme &nopp
6eit cinreiBen; 0ern 10 bielc 9(lttonto
bile vie sic 6ci0en &arteieit br1u
hcn mn ii6 Simmer 8r idoffen
aic9t IS ia cor nidt. 2oTien Sic es
na1 9enliq Iein fir 6eute. @iiien
Sic cs lit ichon IpGt mo 90 fGnQt
mid 81 friercn an un0 ie0e8mol
mcan ih Mir Sen 9}od '3tfn0pfe, Qe6i
er lpie0cr otf bon tpeqen oeln qroBen
&nopfGof, Sic crinnern itdl bod ?
@cnn i'd sen GnfcG NIT Dem sid
III Singer nod einnlol treffe, oonn
ache i6 inn nit eiHem qroBcn 8ooen
ais Sem &e0e, ga f6nnen Sic @ift
0rouf nebmen.
CIR,
o@oibin0toaer @creit8meier"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
Nier @orlnne i'm annnrra.

abacoroncter 9ritterL 3cp.. BON
l,iHois bat i'm nationolen Abaeor0
,teu5one eille &orlagc cingereidt.
Z uadl leiner eiaencn 9lugobe oa5u
iyimult III u%otfene &ouilifte 5tui
cen Den oeridieoenen Staaten mo
uH0csbeamten ST permei0cn uno bic
aeumdrtiqe l~liirait uulter oen Nr
itern lit oaelt Staotcn Scr llnion
FL tebeben~. Die @orloge bcitimmt
tntcr onoerem:
y0oB eutoe0cr ser @ouberneur
t0er 10 &ro3etlt Ger @inuobuer it.
aIoeines StooteS cine urobItim.
nun9 beronlaiien 0iiricm ltm feit3u.
ellen ob eHl Stoot bic 9%erIteairng
mo Ben @erfauf BON Bier nit 5 un0
s9ein NIT IA Gro5ent 9GfoboI ge-
atten min"
N6aeoroneter G6orlc9 4. Gal0mca
ION Sem Yorf logtc in cincr Qutipro.
MISUNDERSTANDING in baltimore.
no. folqen0es a@ir loiien oie 9(a.
i Soloon 2engiic bierntit miiierL
poB mir Den Sompi crit %be9onnell
ao6en. gSenn bic @runoiGte fir Ole
%tierc &orDotcr fodten gut qenla
lit lie warcn. baum lino iie aud 9ui
Gcnug fiir ms"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
ct. @nricm STRIDE.
5ic StraBc 5piideu g uno $ 9g9.
8. g. 8otb. Gforrcr.

oic StrdBc. 5pildeu q un0 8 3gS.
s. u. @otb. Gforrcr.
Wei Ser Z ll6r @}ciic an 5onntag
.Ge6aH Die Nttt9lie0cr Der Sungirau-
gu 5oNolitot mountaineering 5rr bl.
communion. $brc DISCRIMINATING ia.
.en iie icoct 0lithuoh 4lbeuo INN
80.
cas- I9eaia Ger 4rcOigt 6cim Sod
ante ON 5ountug iut 1890 lit
Ghrllma, unicr Sebeu", cs lit Die
rite Der 5aitcHieric.
Ter 9o6p. 0err 3oli, 0.0f. Gap,
belt Ojc onoere Serie mGbren0 ben
50iteu on 0cn Wittnodl q6enoen.
setn Gbema fir sen fommcnoei
Jtjttmod9lbcno 7.30 lit Die menid.
.6e 5eele@.
" lit icbr ertreulid, 0oB Der ga.
f1 @%ottesoienit, bic 4reOigten. mic
Bic An0attrn am 0omerstag NadJ
niitag 3.t5 uno am 6reitog glbcno
30 rctt 5abIreid bciltdlt mer0en.
(}dbrcnO NtGrj lit ieoeu Morgen
1d) Der S llbr Mfeiic cine fllr5e 4n.
cot SIT Gbren oes 81. Soicpbs. Anl
9ittmo6, oen 10. MARS bcginnt ole
.o0eno SIR G%orbercittig ouf iein
5ct ou 10. 0iGr5.
Dje Catholic 9lrt 9liiociotion miro
nc paiienOe MISUNDERSTANDING ei
&c @on0elbiIOerooritelIlmg oes sc.
2 euS oe5 gottlidcn SeiGan0s nGter
al 9igbt", in Der Shulba0e pcrars
alten ont %. Q}dr3 Inn 9 llbr nod
iitiags uno pie0erum I'M S.i5 0es
'bcn0s.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

5Oiujct. 9inflanS iUa 81 MillinrSen
Qtnrf in @ulS Observation-Disclosures
ALLEN. llntcr6nnOlnngen NIT Tinn.
lnno.
8oGen berlanqt IN Sen Dor fllr5em
hcQonuencn Observation-Disclosures
al BON 5omiet HnBIono, cine &rieqs
ntihGoigrmQ bon $1,000. 900. 900
Norf in @oI0. mie Nationol Sioet0e
IN &%openbaQeu erfdhrt.
@eorqe 2ansburn, chemoliQes 10.
iaIiitiides MitqIieo oes britiiden
NorIoments ser iid ldngcre 3eit III
NPosfou u~tfQe6olten hot. miro in
Ael'iuoforS crmortct nodoent CT ei.
uen NuStmtih iinniider unO rnliiih
cr @cfouaener einQeleitet bat. @ic
RVS Ser fmuiihen @ouptitoot qemeI
ret Miro, miro er GiuBeGbeiten oeS
rpiiiidcn SrieoenSonqe6otcs ou6ilm
lanO mitbringeu.
Die omtIide Nadridtcn @~gentllr
Ses Rcboliltions 3enItpo in @Go-
Ninnitof fiiuoiQt OIL. BOB Sopan lnt
sluSlieierunQ oes ebemoliaen @ene
rnlaounernelirS bon @Gooimoitof.
@en, Solomon crirdlt mcrocn Miro
A'r ineoen &erbrehen sic er mGhrcnN
'riucr &cqieruma ondeblid, beoanocn
hobcu ioa, ~pro5ciiiert mcrnen loa.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
.. 8. 0NlfgOcrcin

Die &erlanmlltng am lebten 5rei-
tao mar niht 10 gut beiudbt, pie er-
martet mor0en mar; ni6ts0eitomGni
Ger NOR immerbiu cine gang ltattlide
Aii5obl ocrQiitglic0er cri6iencr. Do8
8r0tofoa mur0c prompt ongenout-
mcrL pom ben einqcloufcnen 8riefen
lnltr0e &cnntniS gellommelt. SEER
Stouer 6eri6tete nanlen5 0es 6inau5
fomites, Dab sic Bidder oe8 Sbat-
mcilterS 9epriift mo fir rid)tig BE-
fmOen icien. 6ran Or. @f lob iid)
aus Geilnobeits9riinoen peranlaBt,
bon ibrenl Nmte 5ll religuiereu 0a8
&eiignations9cfim muroe oltf @ntrog
alii oen lii6 acte9t uto Der &oriib
eu0c bcauftrogt, iein 8eite8 at Der
Iu6elL Sic grbcitSfroft ser Srou Or.
Gd 0em &ercine at er6alten. @ir
fonlen beridtelL 0aB bic Reiiqnation
5uriidgeltomnten lit, ooB aber ser Sc
itn0beit25uItano ser 1rou Or. GtG IS
fiir sic nG6ite 3eit nidt erloubt, il
Qeuo melhe Idtiqfcit olls3uiibcn.
Sir sic ,3cit i0rer 9e6in0cruuq miro,
Irou &ubfrnom 0ie Site 6obeL sic
Scfretdrgeid0ite 81 nerieben. Die
in Scr Uor6erQcgenoen @refutibliBunq
erfolote ghWeiiu1g Don f~iinf5ig Col.
lors fir cine notleioenoe 6omilie III
@icn murOc riifqangig 9emodt, ga
eiuiqe QfitgIie0er 0cS Gereins oicic
0i(i sonpciiung beonIton0ct botten.
Der @erfoni pon 2ooien fir ooS 0ef-
aemal0e 0n3 Trdulein &uhlmnnp III
brem Ston0 bate, pltrNe fir been
Sat crflGrt. 8ci Ser 3iehun9 iicl ser
Sc9irn ouf gtrmmer 1858. @eiib-
erin 0ieiea QooIeS lit 6rou Or. Oar.
6cnEc &Jben0 iinoet eiue @reflttinDcr
iatfmllug itntt.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

49, - ~ 'tt%"iFAN" tNtNAfttA NNR"lttltNAlNHA
@iloer Stitrm 1nr6roit in odnto
niiher 6ltrieumut Sen @i6empaI0
8crit0reliO, baruihtcno, NIT fitoniiher
@crpalt sen 800 brinqeno oQem Sc
benOcn in ieincr 8o6n. gC(te, NOR
I6e giden fielcn entiDur3clt 5itr Gr
DC Scr 6GllniB uno oem W}o0er gun
Qpfer Scl6t frdftige 9Guuc MN
Aclj felt BIT @o0cn Qc0riift ltarfe BE
tie 6eritadelt, 0o8 IoftiQe, Crime Qoub
m gro6en Spiclc ocS @iil0eS fortge
lien. 9nd bic aQlpeiie, oQ9iitiQc
3atur bcgliitfte sic eide NIT 5d6er
eiicrncr 2ebensfroft - inns ser critic
morme Concentrate i'm nclten Triib
lirG miro Sen ara perlpunoetcn @oltui
81 ucilem @oh8ttm criDGrnlell.
Dir Gihe lit Elm uroeutiher @eiellc
mo. BON Sen @crnaneu Ucrebrt ols
simbilo fiir oelti6c &raft ocltI6e
86Aiqfeit, 0cutiAer Gbrlihfcit
it~on06alten0 in S%turmgcfo6r l10
9tot.
Glemcntore @cpolt tried Sen
Stitrm ijber 0oS breite Steer lln9eil
brinQeno Den Gi6en, mcIMe @ur5el
aeiaBt I'M 2on0e 0e8 Gternen6onncr8
Sn mander ebrlide 8iirqer, 0eiiclt
9}icdc ON Nbein, om Nedor an Ser
0lbe qeItonoen ipuroe foIt I'll @obcn
1eoriicft i'm Sturme 0eS qiftigcn @ei.
0cS uno pil6cm Safes. M}on6c title
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
gSilGclm ScQ llutcrithtunas
@eicai6Oit.

IS lit uteiiteits I'M 9eben 10. ooh
bic &orfreu0c auf elm Grei0nis Gin
0robcres &crQuii0cn bercitct ais Ooa
GrciQnis iet6it. @cnu Oieic Griubr
lrtg cine abiolltte @elt1mq Bate.
oonm Bate sic &orfrerOc uuf 0cu
Qtoetcuboa Scr Milbelm Sell lin
t%eritiibuuqs @eicaiduit Oeu 2ellten
mebr &ergniigen bereiteu miiiicn ais
bic Seller reip. 0|ieAbDoltma Ocs Bal
les iclbit 0a9 lDar ubcr uiht Ger
soil. SIM @cgcutcil, cS mar eiu io
idoneS set Elm 10 gentiitli6er Abeuo
DOB o(lc Die I%eilucDmcr iid mia
6rcu0cu r1l0 nod rcd)t louQc 0ef
9eaebeubcit criuleru meroeH. Sir,
erlie. crbobt Is idou uG1cntem 0s
S%tjmmuug. menn sic Icimobme cine
redt 5abIrejte lit. 9to. fiber 0}alt
qcl en- @elu6ern Bate ole tSeieH,
duff liA uidt gu beflaqGu. Scr 9ua
mar me6r ais gut heiltdt. llu0 Damn
tuig bic Qrobe Y}cngc scr Niastca
ncicntIih sur allgemtiicn 6rcll0s
bGi; as luorell niclc ui0 ib0He um0
alth iebr o%riQiueac @ia@fcu 0o. &ic
founcn ms ulIr bon @cr5eu ilbet
ocn Griola oen sic @cicQihoft 5i
ner3eiducn battc, ircuen mo MIN
Ihon i6r mebr ocrjelbell. Die 5tpmi
tcS iesteH iid iolgcaocrElBen 5uiot
dCn.
&erouit1ltuaStomite N}or Ger.
g}oriiecr, Sorg GBolt GorI 6amnicf
&6ilip DitteS, @ermoum o. gSinfler
Griril6ungSfomite 8m, 9iittncr
&oriiber; Ebeo. @cimnr Eoul Bod
idmio.
Grouung3fomite: Gbn5. Gttcblc Is
Sofob S6iainq.
&rcisridter: Soici 99erd mo 81
Gbnert
6olaeuocn Ma5fen wuroca 4reiit
3ucrfumt:
Domcns &rciie:
+ G9nptiida Gdu8erin 5rou @fnra
5oilplbuid.
2 Glief Of 9olice. 1Srnit Soiic(6uidl
3. o2ibertD". SRI. 9ebrenS.
4. Grompeter pou S1dingen, Grou
@jeo. @Gitt.
5. u9H 0relieo MP ou0 no place io.
go. 8rou @roiiort.
@erreu &rctie:
f.. oTromp, @. ~. Broom.
,. aGbis @oiG mil5oon ueeo Con
ina, @eo. &Iitt.
B. eide, 6rou @bid.
4. uGlomu" q. 0{. 2ohcoon.
800rprciic
t. D@orlacnru 6luerol", @D. Gan
oerS uno S. 8. 2ioubar0.
3. oghlrieS", MRS. q. j. 0toellcr
uno 6rou 8. &oit,
3. nSomeitc0ter" 5rou z. Sdcrcr
ulo Nf. Giogemag.
@ruppcn 8reiie:
L. She blotpinq bubbles, Irml
6. SonlmeI, 5rou .. Sdoefer. 3ral
8. Seunige, 6rou @eimor. 6rott
Goin uno SRI. gSeimor.
2. BAHAMA Girls, 6rol u. S.
Ni1nepop, 6rolt @. 9. Sonrc. 5rol
". g.. 9tor6ed, Sri. 9. q. &linc6eu
uno Sri. 6eIen @utman.
3 ~Gbineie", 6rou 6 @roum 6roll
q. Seinrih8, 5roi 9. Otto, 6rlS.
Suite, @il0e uHo emma grom
6rlS. Ntinnie ltn0 2oltiie @%urlebous
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
@ierrOt.

Stoltmbine broufte cinen Soar
idmlId.
@ollmbiue rief linn nod nut Qod)en.
% ermartc munoerboQe Soden !.
glnelt qelben StrobI oeS fitblen
Won0s.
oritf CT Ioutlos oitf I'M 0GmmerIiht.
nit pbantoitiiher @cbGroe
Stolltmbine broufte einen Soar
id)mlif .....
@iIbelm StoI0enburg
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

St 3citen mic oieieu lit es cine
Seltcnbeit, 81 bcridten ooB Elm &cr
Elm ucue 1iitqlie0er ouinimmt. Ole
lem &crein til cS aber gelluaelL 5ucl
neue @fitgIieoer ieiuel 9teibeu bei3r-
fii9en. quBeroem mIroe beid)loiicns
in Scr Saac 0cS Sdngerbun0es ei
ren WaQ ob5uhalteu.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

Taait friiuatc lid i'll ~itiler 9lnttoge
}egcu grobeu %lluoauf, teuiIihe 9itgc
mo %erlenmomq. God mir 8itrger
con octti6em 8lute 3eigten mas 0eut
,der SAuur, OelttiAe Greuc meint IN
urclfbdrer @cfabr- 9bpoAl aaes,
mas ben 0elttidcu beilig uno lieb III
0en uiocrIihiten 5dnuB ge5ogen
9bmo9I oo8 @er5 5ittcrte in ban8euoer
5doH iie 6ielten trclt 3t Scr
}}iIi@t lpelbe Der 8ilr0ereio olicr
so9t. l0n0 10 ME Der Gin3elne lit,
10 muBte Miles, lei0cn mt 0euti6en
2}omen. 9cttiAc Sprode oelti6es
2ie0l 0euti6e 3eitttng, oeutide Ser
enc ~ alle8 mllr0e berg6nnt limo Der
1dteno III ocu 9iftproocInoen 0erell-
fciIel Dos &orurteils geluorfen. Ser
id)tiiN geiGGBt muroe 0euti6es Me
fen ans Site ~ Derltrteilt DOB mir
nidlt Die liiBe SpraAe pergeilen tom
nelL Die mir oIs lollellOes &iuo Dem
0htttermim0 abgelnridt. 8orboren
iiito mir II obmobl ser 0eutide &C.
fii9lpoa Die liebli6lten 0tclo0ien nIi
ser 3ungc bat III 6reu0' lno 2eio.
.0ltnncn loaen lpir leil ou mir naA
oea cages W}iiben i'm froben geielli.
gen @SSreiie nit eilem ridden Srrnf
0c5 2ebellS inns erfrcueu modten. ~
Soften bic &inOer Die liebe Ntlltter
boiierL neil Der 9looptiDooter 0o5
iiBe, inmi9e g8eieu oerielben nidt
leriteben fam?
uStomut' Id 0e1lfen, mos i6 noate
ullH0 perqeIien mas id] m06t'
u@eQcr mQreu meinc Gage
Sitter luqrcn meme 9tQdlt
Cod @ott oerlGBt Den 9euti0en
ni6t Drum friidl fr6blidl iroumt,
frei. Grot olP oes qroben Spotte8
uno qe60Iiiger @~era6tlmg broldt
ser @iiraer oeutid)en 9llttcS ii6 pc.
Ser 3u iiirdten nod 8u i6dmelt. Gor
9llenl miiIien bic &ercine 81 neltem
Dcriiiugtem 2cbcn ermo6en II oel
geieliigen @euiitlihfeit 8lltn 0ien1te
Dem FROZEN @eionge 81 2iebe,
2oBt bic 8eIteu je0en &reiies 5uiom
n1clItreten 81 obrli6er 9cratung.
9tsunt 0cn 8elteu - un0 c8 giebt DC.
relt piele. sum @onnertrGger.-
Iae GereinS Weierei ~ i6 m0dtc
eS &ereins-9 ltielei nellnen. muB Der
ihpiu0en, ollie 1ooern0e Norgelei 5llr
Seite gei6o6en ~ oieie fIein(ide, Ell
9enlinnige SeIbitiiiNtigfcit, mcIhe
9leiA 0iftiaen S6lingpflon5cn oen
modicnoen &alun 6inocrt un0 eritid
en- nog. Drum bcrnn, 0eutidc @}6n
ner uno 6rorcm edte ebrli6e 8iir-
ger, 81 frobem 3uiommenbolten unD
Nirfen, bis Observation-Disclosures Gr-
fola Die Neii6e lobnt.
ltn0 nod ems: &ergebt sic ocut-
ihe 3eitltng nid)t. unteritiiBt 0ieIcl6e
lett un0 INNER; iie lit Scr Suffer i'm
Streite, oo8 9inoemittel fir Sen Gin
aclacn, Scr Hatge6er lu16 Setter fir
9Qe.
2ie6er &~crein8mqier. mas ioqen
Sic oa8lt? Carl @offmomn.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
Sum 2(u$i6neioen.
Sic Qtiaeu8i6alc.
&on NntGonO GGrmiO,

Son AntgonO G6)mlS.
Ejer &loiien 9iebt Is in Scr 2eioctsldlle,
50 AumeperIdic0el ol, in i6rgr Nrtl
1ie crite Sloiie oui Dem 2ebrliu9Slhlble
5g1Ht FERN ib pm Der @c9emport.
ghr murrei0 nil Der Schiller iib belhetoert
ln0 bubitobiert no6:-
Sd III + leiocn.
God bciIer oe6t g i'll ser ~3pciten Slufe,
On 1T ser SMilcr o1iQcuedter l6on;
Or moat iih ni6t9 ucbr aus Der Merlde1 @olle
Nud frdnft ion niruier Oeren Spott mo 9obn.
Gatidl ier ipriht err
Sd ~ iii lei0cI.
ldo 9at er oicic aloiic Qat b%ctulOen,
GriolQt N%ci0rO'um0 in Ole Gcrtio
Sicr miro 0ns %ci0el oanr SIR &lllllt o%nbarOet
Scr 5aur cntrog6oie ouf @olgotbo,
llr0 nimuacr m6dt' er 0ieic Stunt oonn meloell,
1-uu oicc &lWit bciBt:-
&6 ia II Il lei0cll.
sic c,a3iQ mabre lit sic pierte &laiiel
ga 1T oos 2eiocn nidt me6r LANCER Stunt.
@icr mir6's ann 0iaoeut i'm &reu5na6lolle
gerluoGt 0Rrd) nea GrIoier8 @unlt.
lla0 Geimlit Giipit oaS @cr5 olS0olll Dor 6relloeil,
Grr6teno liSpclno:-
Cd bar lei0cl.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
snndyoa, Ncalluaf, luirflidJe 9cIifa.
fcficn. TinS sm labrn bel
UHblers, 36-45 9liags Merft.

8ir 9nte, lc0crnc Mauncr- unS
@nebeni@aGe Ge9c man All eyuIef 3.
@oaOraf, 1913 6 Str. Nd. @nte
NasfuG9l, aGe Or6hcm.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
Sum 2~(u8i6ncioenl
., alss Aitt' i'd nenOen m6Gcn.
Bon e. $. 2ciac,ucbcr.

Bon 6. $. 2ciaeluc6cr.
Sd no6m bon oeincu 5artcn @Guocu
Die 9foic mir ans 2ie6' gcIdcuft: :
so iilblte itiQ oein 6ciB @cge6rciL
9ls 5iidti9 on oen 91id Qcieuft.
0u moateit mc6r ais 0onfe9mortc
SSl oieicr pei6cpoIlcu Stlmo';
02@ oeiurr 5ceIc 6o6cr @l0c(
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05
To Visit Lake Placid, N. Y.

Olive Thomas, with several mem bers of her supporting east in "The FIapper'' will visit Lake Placid, N. Y, where exterior scenes will be taken.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05
MICHIGAN VOTERS
 AT POLLS TODAY

Detroit, Mscll-, April 5.---Mfchigan preference tor presidential nomina- tions, with 13 candidates, seven Re publieans, five Democrats and one Socialist, seeking endorsement.
 An exceptionally heavy vote was in prospect although much of the state was covered with two to six inches of snow and coutnry highways were drifted several feet deep in places, as a result of the Easter blizzard. The vigorous campaigns made by several of the candidates and hotIy contested municipal issues in nearly all the
 municipal isues in nearly all the larger cities, were counted upon by campaign managers to bring most of tn evoters to the polls.
 The Republican candidates were General Persfling, Senator Miles Poin- dexter and William G. Simpson of Detroit Herbert Hoover,s name ap- peared on both the Republican and Democratic tickets.
 Attorney General Palmer was the only Democrat to campaign through | the state, others named on that ticket being William MdAdoo, William J. Bryan and Governor Edwards of New
 Jersey
 Eugent V Deibs was the Socialist candidate. The polls opened at o'clock and ! were to close in the rural precincts al
 and in the cities at 8 p. m.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

MT. Bryan has just completed sixty years of life, twenty-five of which seem to have been spent in running cript.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05
LYRIC.

One of the features and one of the most important of the characters in Peg O. My Heart which comes to the Lyric theater this week, beginning with the matinee this afternoon, is Mike the dog, who is the insepara- ble companion of Peg throughout Mike has no particular breed and is what would ordinarily be called a mutt but tsPeg'' does not think so. The title role will be portrayed by Mary Ann Dentler, the PoH Players popular leading woman, who was the star in the production for two years while it was on tour.
 The play is one of the best com edies ever written and brings with it a. wonderful record. The production was just released for stock after an unusual run of several years in New York, Chicago, Boston, London and Paris, as well as on a tour of the United States and Europe.
 The seats are now on sale and judging from the advance demand, standing room only will be at a pre- mium. Arthur Chaterdon plays opposite Miss Dentler and between the two much of the humor of the play IS brought to the surface.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05
EMPIRE.

As Nellie Jones, Miss Talmadge plays the part of girl who innocent ly vamps everyone in her office from the elevator boy to the cashier. On account of her ability as stenogra- pher, the president of the company is reluctant to dismiss her from his en- ploy, though he has just reason be- cause she has demoralized his office
 Instead, however, he takes her into his private office as his secretary. He is proof against her wiles and she promptly falls in love with him. This is a new ailment for her, as her pre- Yious eDeriencs has shown hex to be
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

the 'sheartbreaker'' instead of the ''heartbrolzen."
 Enraged because his pretty sister Nellie is suffering from heartaches. a younger brother visits her boss and insists on marriage. A detective is hired and the boss snobbfsh sisters take a hand in the matter.
 The story is worked out in a. most entertaining manner by John Elmer son and Anita Loos, screens fore most writers. Empire theater to- day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05
PARK.

The voice of Miss Sophie Brasfau has been best described by the musical critic of the Nashville, Va, Banner: "A rainbow of gorgeous sound and color. Hers is a voice not to be for gotten. She has not only voice, she has temperament, stage charm, per. sona1 beauty and golden youth. Her voice should be 8. thing of pride to the whole country, which has so long pean talent For Miss Braslau, who joint concert with Salvatore de Ste- fano, harpist, is an American girl, born in New York and still living there Her concert tonight is the last Of the Steinert series that arc an annual event in musical activities here and will marke a fitting close to the coterie of musical stars that have pleased Bridgeport this season.
 To Sing Old Songs.
 Miss Braslau is of Russian-Jewish descent and her ability to sing with such infinite beauty the quaint Slav and Hebrew hymns and folk songs may be credited to her blood. For there is rare beauty in these old songs, two of which Miss Braslau will include in tonight's program: Ell, Fill, by lne I1epTeW composer, Schalitt, and "Yorveit," another old Hebrew favorite.
 MT. De Stafano is a former Bridge porter, having lived here for a time before going to New York. Press notices from all over the country &C., claim him the greatest harpist on the concert stage today.
 Seats are on sale at Steinerts, 915 l Main street, till o'clock today; af- ter that, at the Park theater box
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05
In The Theatres
POETS

There is an abundance of enter tainment to be Lad at Polf's theatre today and during the remainder of the week. For the first half of the week there is a big diversity of new and novel entertainment. among which may be mentioned the personal appearance on the stage Of Hazel Washburn, who with her partner in the act of Harmon and Washburn come direct from the FoIlfes Of New York. Miss Washburn also has been a star in the Fox and the World films. She has been seen in many pictures but few have recognized her as @ local product.
 PhotopIay lovers will revel i'm trDan- gerous Hours an adaptation from a story recently appearing in the Satur- day Evening Post. This big Thomas propaganda, and with a series of bomb ourages, strikes and violence shows the futility and the error of Soviet government.
 For real vaudeville treat A. Sey- mour Brown & Co.,. present Pardon Me- a miniature musical comedy with the extravagant cast of II peo- pie There is an elaborate scenic set ting and the costumes, musical num- bers and comedy are of the latest
 As a special added attraction, Peter Pan, the educated Exmoor pony. the only one today to be found in vaude- vile will appear to perform many new tricks. Henrette Lit. charming g and versatile comedienne, will offer a surprise act.
 Other features include the two-reel screaming comedy Sheriff NelPs Comeback" a F'ox-Sunshine comedy. and the Pathe latest news release in pictorial form.