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Evening star., 1920-12-22
The Troubled World

The clashing foreign nations
have grief to give away; new
woes and tribulations aflict
them every day; there is no sign
of stopping, but there is frantic
yawping, and fireworks always
popping, from Poland to Cathay.
The ructions, they are many, and
fur is on the breeze the cats of
|old Kilkenny were mild, COM
lpared with these, compared with
people craving for blood, in rip
piles waving, in which they may
be laving their fetlocks and their
knees. Each nation has a bould-
er with which to swat a foe "a
chip is on each shoulder, inviting
drastic blow; and governments
are growing, and anarchists are
bowling, and all the world is
yowling, like tomcats in the
snow. Is this the peace men
prayed for before the war was
done? Is this the peace men
paid for with bloodshed by the
ton? Is this the peace Our
brothers, Our uncles and some
others, forsook. their wives and
mothers to gather with the gun?
At home we have our squabbles,
disturb the peace at times, while
we pursue such baubles as poll
tics. and dimes; but we don't
stand berating, denouncing,
roasting, hating the other ma
tions, waiting a chance to
pull some crimes. For which
we should be grateful, our
thanks we should declare,
when we've consumed a plate
full of luscious Christmas fare;
the bells of joy are ring
ing, and caro1-folk are singing,
and holly houghs are swinging,
and peace is in the air.
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1920-12-22
WILL CONTROL FLOODS.
D. 8. Geological Survey Has Made
Tentative Plans.

AEHEvILLE, N. C December a.
Control Of floods throughout tho
southeastern section of the United
States II the tentative plan Of the
southeastern water resources ofilce
Of the Omitted States geological sur.
Tho idea is to temporarily dam
waters originating In tho western
North Carolina mountains during Pc
RODS Of excessive rain. Hugo basins
would be built in mountain cFevaases,
into which food waters could DO turned
loWW down had suhsided. Streams
whose SOURCES ax0 IN this asckion form
llvsss IN TenneOsa 6outA CaxoNI1 and
Georgia. &
Evening star., 1920-12-22
AGENCY HELD AT FAULT.
Must Pay Damages for Recon-
mending Unworthy Man.

IN. Wader. a wealthy resident OF
Bienne, Switzerland. has just sued
a detective agency for wrongly rec
ommending an immoral man as hus.
band for his daughter. and has OBJ
against the agency.
The prospective father-in-law en-
gagged the agency at cost of $500 to
investigate the reputation and habits
Of the young man who had asked for
the hand Of his daughter. The de-
|Nectives reported that the youth was
worthy, reliable and sober.
After six months Of welded life the
bride returned to her fathers home
with the Information that the BRIDE
groom had dissipated her dowry in
riotous living and gambling.
Evening star., 1920-12-22
$4,000 IMMIGRANTS SEEK
ADMISSION BY CHRISTMAS
Hundreds Of Spaniards and Portu-
guese in Ellis Island Crush;
Refugees From Near East.

NEW YORK, December 22.-Eighty
immigration inspectors at Ellis Island
were overwhelmed with work yester-
day AZ q result OF the arrival of $4,000
immigrants over the week end. all
asking admission to this country be-
fore Christmas. 0ficials said there
was little chance that all Of the IA, 900
would be examined before Saturday
The force Of inspectors and the hous-
ing quarters at Ellis Island, officials
said. were entirely inadequate to han
die the crowds of newcomers. Other
immigrants reported en- route on the
Atlantic are expected to add to the
congestion later in the week.
The immigrants hail from every
part Of Europe and some come from
Latin American countries. A group Of
nearly 100 Portuguese arrived on the
steamship Leca to join a Portuguese
colony In New Bedford, Mass. Hundreds
Of Spaniards also arrived. many plan
ming to go to Pennsylvania mine
fields. Refugees from Poland and Ar
meniA also came in large numbers.
Evening star., 1920-12-22
BAPTIST GIFT, s2,5oo,ooo.
Help 1nterchurch World Movement
Liquidate Its Debts.

NEW YORK. December 27.-The
general board Of promotion of the
Northern Baptist convention has an
nounced. through General Director
John Y. Aitchison, that it had paid its
total underwriting Of $2,500.000 and
interest, to the interchurch world
movement.
The entire amount of the guaranty
OF Northern Baptists has now been
paid to the interchurch world move
ment. DR.. Aitchison said by max
ing advance payments on their five
year subscription, together with an
additional contribution toward the
expenses Of the interchurch, one
family has made available $1.070.00
toward meeting these obligations The
additional funds needed have been
borrowed. SO as to enable the inter-
church world movement to liquidate
its debts"
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-16
they have beer spending the sum

they have beer spending the sum
mer.
A bouncing baby boy arrived at
the home of Mr.. and MIS-. Ed. Sta.
pletOn Saturday, Sept. 4th. Mother
and son are doing well!
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Grisier return
ed home Saturday night from
Rocky Ford. where they were visit.
ing their son. Orville Grisier, and
wife.
A fine baby boy came to gladden.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. " ,lllm
ImhOff on Thursday. Sept. 9Th. and
Bill is wearing that smile which re-
fuses to come Off
A fine baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
George on Saturday. Sept. 11th.
Mother and babe are doing well.
They have named him Marian, and
Jack and Robert. have ordered a
larger sized hat.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-16

Mr.. Mats had his wheat threshed
Saturday. 1t turned out much bet
ter than he expected
Bro. Ora Hurley and wife have
been holding services at Pleasant
Valley the past two weeks. Good
crowds attended each service
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferestine were call
ed to Kansas last week by the sick
ness of Mrs. Ferestine's mother. who
has been i'll for several weeks.
John Dugoen called at the home
of John Pringle Saturday and left
two fine watermelOns, which were
enjoyed by the Pringle fam'lu.
j. butcher and son, and Frank
Carter have taken the contract to
build the new school house in Dis
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-16
CHENEY CENTER CUTS
! 4444*4*&H44 = -,
Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
j. w. HOulton called on John
Pringle Monday.
Miss Gertrude Stewart was HOl-
ly visitor Saturday.
Lester and GOldie BOUCHER were
Holly visitors Saturday
Cecile HOultOn was transacting
business in Lamar Thursday
Bert Lewis is now threshing in
the Cheney Center neighborhOod.
C. w. stockton and family called
on Mr. and Mrs. NJ A. Pike Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Daisy Wethron is spending
few weeks with Mrs. Pike at Che
ney Center.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-16
PLAINS P1cK1Nas
Special to The Chieftain.
: +44*s**4&*ss4***s ;

dpCCloA W xuc OIllcIV0Iu.
ElOf PoulsOn threshe1 his wheat
Monday.
Roy Gilley is disking for Will
liam Garrett.
George Ruggles, Jr., called on JnO.
Harlow Friday.
Harvey Zinm It has y trchased a
Wallis tractor.
Mrs. Elsie Garrett is moving to
Holly this week
George Ruggles called on Pete
Luntz Saturday.
Bert Fritz and Albert JACKIE were
in Holly Monday
Henry Ford was a Holly visitor
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Robert Mccoy called on Mrs.
Elof PoulsOn Monday.
Lon Oyler was transacting bust
ness in Holly Monday.
A. r. JACKIE was transacting busi-
ness in Holly Saturday.
Joe Leffel and Charles Miller were
Holly visitors Saturday.
HI. c. Zimmet was Granada Wis
itOr Monday and Tuesday
Mr.. Sharpen@k is moving his
family to the Garrett farm.
Mrs. Elsie Garrett is staying at
the home of Robert Gearges
Henry Schnabel purchased a load
of seed wheat from Bert Fritz.
Marie Garrett called On Barbara
Z!mmet "Wednesday aft,rlln.u
Harvey Zimmet and Lee Kelly
were Two Buttes visitors Friday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs James Erwin called
at the home of the T.. Zimmet fam
lily Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Fritz and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. P. Grisier.
Edwin and Jack McAlerander, and
Bob Mccoy, all took loads of grain
to Holly Friday.
Quite large crowd attended the
Cochran sale Tuesday and things
sold exceedingly we'll.
A number from Plains attended
the ball game and bronx riding
ut Buckeye Sunday.
mother. of Holly spent Friday Will.
n and Mrs re /. Il. ilc
Mr.. and Mrs. Orsen Gaylor and
family spent Sunday with his par
ents near Cheney Center.
quite crown dCCelucu tIte Ilully
at Ben KOlbus Tuesday night, re
porting an excellent time.
Mrs. Sophia Zimmet, who has
been visiting at Kinsley, Kas., re
turned to her hsne Thursday.
Ed. Dolburg. Lee Bogue and Ed.
Leonard all Of Holly. took dinner
Friday at Mrs. Sophia Himmet's,
Nj. and Ma. II! Carter return
e., Friday from Missouri, where
they have been visiting his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Zimmet and
sons; Veree and Vern, were callers
nat the w. p. Grisier home Sunday.
Mrs. R. r. Gilley and daughters,
Blanche and Barbara, visited at
the Sophia Zimmet home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe funtz arrived
Wednesday from Kansas, where
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-16

trict No. 50. The work has already
started.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Dawal and
family. MIR. and Mrs. NJ. A. Pike
and family. Miss Daisy WithrOn and
easier spent Sunday evening at the
C. w. Stockton home.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-16
VIM. BAKER J. H. BAKER
BAKER BROS.

We buy in such quantities as to
keep our STAPLE and FANCY
GROCERY lines fresh all the time.
We do not allow anything to get
stale.
Fruits and vegetables we aim to
have in season and in such guam
titles and such prices as will move
them while they are fresh.
We will be glad to have you
phone us each morning what you
want, or let us tell you what we
are expecting in the next day in
the way of fruits.
REMEMBER OUR PHONE-ITs
TWO.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-16

Did it ever occur to you how
much you lose by not being sub
scriber to your home paDer?
Anyhow. read The Chieftain
Read the Want Ads.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22

row. Przedstawienie takie-jak o.
m0wione-kt0rc zrobilo ma mas
wrazenie w najlepszym razlc spek
tsklu W tym guScie, jake urzqdza
j. tutejsze wieksze cyrki ma otwar
Gle program albo - OF taklcgo
ulicznikowskiego karnawaiu
..Riveryicw'. mic mogloby mice
powodzcnia W zadnym Z prawdzl-
vic kulturalnych KRAKOW, czy spo
Ieczchstw Europy; tn jcszcze po-
ciagnic. jak lyle innych czySto
wyzyskowych antrepryz. Mic pier
wsze to i mic ostatnic. Vulgus -
trzeba rec 0 tutejszcm Srodowi-
sku - vult decipi, ergo decipia--
tur!...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22

estetyczniejsza byla owa produk-
cya paryska cd tutejszego cheap
show W calcm tych slow Una
czcniu. Mic umicja tn tych rzeczy
urzadzac - DO jeszczc i ME czas
ia TO mfodej Amcryce; przytcm
- mic naucza jej tcgo rozmaite
Norge i innc spekulanty larry
skic" Z nowojorskiej ..Bowcry."
Najgorsze, najgIupszc i maj
wstretniejsze re w$zystkiego, ze
razem Z "a lichota-jaAa ia rzecz
jest, jakq sic j. podajc rekla-
mujc sic ia, j&k istnc Guido swia-
ia, jak wykwit jcgo pomySlow
najostatniejszych. jake najwyzszy
szczyt pieKna, a najdoskonalszy
wyraz nowoczcSnej tcchniki see
n;cznej! Niema W tenn przedsta-
wieuiu absoiutnic niczego - CO.,
by owe superlatywy uzaSadnia|o ;
Jest to Sobic zwykic trykOtowe
}askotanic pubiiczki-mocno pry-
mitywncj-i mic wieccj. \ przecie
W rekiamowaniu tel rzcczy Sazcty
tutci>zc mic zachowaly sic lepjcj.
wyIcj. powaznicj Cd tiumn Co. "a
grady one W tenn ro!e najsiup>zq.
istotnic poza}owaria godna i
n2pictnowania l. widocznic L.
mySina tendencyq ricdom0wieh-
domy$'nikow i dwuznacznihtw
staraj& sic pislnidia 4 Il Hearst -
W caloszpaltoWych artykUiach, W.
,uggcStywnych podobiznaCh
draEnii cickawoSc publiki. Zqdzr
i to nicnasyconc. GruJe |akom-
otwo Sensacyi: obiccujq i Hachwa-
iaja w%ypchanc ,,cuGa'. wato-
wanc pig knoSci" i tryNotowc oh
S}OnHi T. buricskOWCgU inWcnta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
DO IADOMOSCI

wszyGfkIeh fntereSant6w n~RjuPrEets
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alma umoUg,
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re1ant6u 20 GoDZISIE 1o-tej
FRIED POLUDNIEM.
Iprnsza sIe, uszelkie aprawy . Redhk
rya Eniatuiae, o lie mohnosct PisEM-
ME, bo ma kOnuersneye dluEie PIE MN.
NY cHasuP ygk ~ spraTTacb s&czegols
a~IeISzej waEl OEobistych, lub ME dajR-
.ych sic EafntWic Ewletle - uroEq ko-
respondencyi - proSlmy jautc sic oss-
bIS"ie, EnchOwujqe na wEEiedHte, ne -
koIO GodJiBy ll-tej Eamykamy gazette
! wszy%cy a~njbardzieI iestesmy wteay
E~strudnieni.
Korespondert6w uprnsKamy sasAs-
urzo. ably plsnH CAFFEINE ATRA-
NENTEH, LUB Ma EASZYNIE. ME-
EBYr SCISLIWIE I TYLHO Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
Je<B utvOry JakiekO1yJiek ME majS
bye ozfOS1one, 0ochtnaln Je koSs
r~edakcyjnys JesI; p~OERdane 80 do 1wrs-
In, " razIe ME Ogio&zenla, nnle&y 60
wIRAZNIE BAZNACSYC i ZALACHTC
ENACZEK PoCZTOwT Ma JwROrNA
PRZESYbKE,
Zadnyeh komuniknt6w DO oxlesEenia
sie naIezy p~rSesylRc na kartscb Cd
krytycLi ZADNYCH T. ME PRZYI.
HUE SIZE K0MUNIKACY1 TELEFe-
NICINYCH - chyba " Tyjatkswych
-~ypadkhchJ r6UnIeE oEiSsZeh, dotycs9-
eych tOU~arHSSIU, IeIefsDicznie ME
pFzyJmutemy.
wsGeIkie oEIoskenIa HaIeSa do DEIa-
Iu OElosEeH W Administracyi D tam sic
. nIemi EwFacac naleiy.
PodzIekOrania - wSSELKIEGO re-
GEaJu, REZOLUCYE ZALOBNE, POLL
TTCzNE Q { .. naIeEa do DEfalu 0gf0.
ssen.
wSseIkie korespondencye, EnwtadOs
nn.enia . {. p. muH&e bye podpisnne -
pelnem nnSwIskiem uraE . adreaem pi.
BEReeEOI b~eKlnaienRyeh. lub p~odplsahyeh
aomySlnfkiem, nlbo wreHGcie slower
.KOmnet" - kOmuBikaeyi. nj kOres.
D~oadencyi ME KRmiesKeKamS
Stanoweso ME ogiasGamy zADARCH
.BALOw', AMI wyeieeEek, luh .plKni.
SSur. URZAD2ANYCR ~ NIEDzJEL1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
Z~aloiona 1897 roku.
GL0wNY.

Ks. Fra7ciSzek Gordon. Moderator.
Ks. PaImund AppeIt. wice-Noderator.
wojciech F. Soska. Prezes.
Antonina RsraaowsSa. Wice-prezeskh
wojciech Mcnkicki, W~ice-pre1eS.
TomasZ s. RlachowSki. Sekretars.
Julian Szczepanski. SkarhuiE.
stanIs'aw Liczmanski. Dyrekto-.
Jan MacieiNwski. Dyrektor.
SsGzepan Imbiorski. Dyrektor.
FranCiSzka Bieschke. DyrektorkA
Narya lmbiorska. Dyrektorka.
Konstancya Czekala. DyrektorkA-
Or. Franciszek 4. Dulak, Lekar8
Naczelny.
Adv. wawrzyniec zysmunt DoradcA
Prawny.
3ertruda MSrchlswicz. Asyst sekr. Cen
GODEINY BIUROwE.
Biuro otwarte cd eteJ rano do stej
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nv lei do Get. - W nledziele 1 svte-
ia uroczyste hiuro zamkniete.
WSzelki- Iisty qadsy'ac nalezy m re-
&c Sekretarza GeaeralneGo.
TOM. :. BLAcHowSKI.
Secretary Polish Aims Mater
lass w. Division str. Chicago, nj.
FISANSE.
PrzekaZy baaSowe pocztove
tcheoks. money orders etc.) nalety w
stawiac IA orSariEacye.
POLISH ALMA MATER,
I przssylac pod sdresem:
IUL. SZCEEPANSKI.
I455 w. Div lSton str, Chicago, III.
Do czek6w Noza m'asta Chicago, do
laCzyc trzeba l0c "a zSmiane.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gl6wneSo
1851 W. DIVISION UTICA.
TeIeEoa Monroe 43oa.
Chicago, III.
Va druEiem pictrxe Emacha
,,DEiennikn ChicaEoSkleEo".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.

mctriosa era jakiS k~ompars -
ktory Subtelnego marzycieIa, ar.
tySte. zapatrzoncgo w piekno VIA
snych rojch - az ku bostwu SIG
gaiacych. wyczulonego do ostat-
teczno5ci poete rzczbiarza. - in
terpretujc - jak... ,.cowboy',
ryczqc przytem. jak mic boy,
- darujcic przyrownanie. Razem
Z tenn wszystkiem pan ten kwali-
likuje sic W zupelnosci Ia tutej,
szego ,,matinee-idol", wiec ME
zawodnie - jak pisza nawet -
pozwracai giowy tysiqcom die
vic Cd krawcxyn i &c skIadow de-
partamentOwvch, a moze navel
pensyonarek, jesli sic jake wy
mknely ma to ME caikiem dla pa
nienek na~dajqce sic pr~zedStawic-
ne. .Airodyte - o mel ME mo.
VIC rola mllczqca pozul2ca ma
MIA / do jej pieknoSci majaca pre-
tensyc Chryzis, bohaterka gra-
ia Jest zgo}a m'cintellgentnlc; -
zrcSztq pewnic / nN}ad Sccnlczny
p]orobionv przez jakichS Mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
F~EDERACYJNA REPUBLI--
KA SOWIEToW.

Warszawa. - OmaWiajac kWe
stve litewska. sprawozdawca So
cyalistyczncj ,,Humanitc' \. Pier
re przcdstawia polskq politykc ia
lo aneksyjna / wybitnic rcakcyj
ma. konilikt litcwsko = pol>ki ME
Jest narodowym, ola nitgo. lecz
>po|ccznym. Polacy dqI2 do zgnlc
ccnia wiciSkicj ludno$ci przcz mic
licznych pan6w p@ol>kiCh. RoIc
wybawcy ~ gra tn RoSya. wy
zwalaiqca proletaryat litcwski /
hia}oruSki L pod uci>ku poISkie-
60. W jaki spos6b? Odpowjada
ia to p. \. Pierre slowami Lenl-
ma ubccnym stanic swiata ola
~l"l,ych i malych narodowosci
zhdwicnic jest tylko W 5ciS'ym
zW;2zNu L rcpublika sowict6w."
X?;cm icdcracyjna rcpublika ro-
sriSNa L I.itwq. Ria|oruSia i l.
krainq. i ponicwaI organ socya-
l:>'6w francuskich ws>cdzic,
Gil:c moe glo,i. ic zbawicnic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22

gadat, ME przemawiat Z kotuT--
now, AMI navel 1azlc W tenn NE
Potraflai to nie ola nlch; Obscr-
"o"1i'S"'E 10 'aicJ penn "
"A''ous''c'
Jeah" rzccz "vpadfa IcPiel' zFe-
olia "razcnlc SI;n'eJszc' zazlla--
CAany j, by NC mys'ano' IL u
myS!n'e WszyStNo W czannDuf po-
'FP,4'"! olo Oa'et IoNl''a sec
I'd O10HaHa''' "Ncic o'us'" -
'Stotn'e hyy wf'adka "allcpSz4 4
cafeJ rcSzty przed5ta"lenla. Ne
'e% IoAin nch0dz' "a 0S'atn'e
S'o"o " Oaiecie dziS'elSzy" -
PodoOno - SAN MAI "Epro"a-'
o|l' "N'"d 'cnv oN7J "'aH O.
.lata inorganic" jake WI
dza - ME poWlemv ZachWyca
- daleko do tego, raczci zacieka.
via 49, jako nadzwyczajny popiS
oimnIStVCZnN CIV atlctYCZnN.. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22

to ..porozumicnie' uskutccznit.
Tylko CODY w6wczas stale sic Z
Francya7 Mad tenn ,.Humanitc',
powtarzajqc slcpo tcze keynca'a,
ME zastanawia sic w]idocznic, ma
rae o ,.wegIu niemicckim' / o
,,zbozu rosyjskiem".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22

Ma takiem tie - graja W doda-
tku gorzej. niz kiepsko. Literalnie
AMI jeden aktor. nj jedra aktor-
ka ME wybijaja sig ponad Przecie-
tno$c-mniej, niz mierna. Cry ioh
ME potrzeba zreszts przedstawic
ME ma ma celu oiSnienic widza-
iakby dzieciaka kolorystyka iata-
iaszkow scenicznych - malowan-
ka w rance proscenium WIG
ccj ME trza": ttun ME ~ocenia,
ME krytykuje przecie, a to pred
stawienie - tyiko dla tfumu,
WspomnieliSmy gre aktorow: maj
wieksza roe bohatc-ska Dc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22

gadat, ME przemawiat z kotur-
now, ami navel iaziG W TEN ME
potrafia: to ME ola Mich: Obscr-
wowali5my to w calcj peIui w
.,-Airodycic."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
MAClERZ POLSKA.

ska obofE1 pHci w praoach naukowyoh,
patrvotvcznyc h | bratnieJ poCnocy Ola
pojniesienia ducha morNlnosci dooro-
oytu " spoleczehstwie. a s~EcZsgolnis
niedZy rlodZieEa polSka. Ma posInier-
sns cd lat - do as. Ma czloaEow Sto-
Rsrzyszouych. bez oEranjCzenia vieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22
. obrazkoW tutejszyCh:
"Afodite''.

%ow nj ma purytanow jedno i
tiumaczy sic zrozumialej
hipokryzya, a do tel charakte-
rystyki ME poczuwamy sic w ma
referacie, kttry rwaczej cze-
sto "a otwartvm bywa i zbyt ia
sno sprawy 20 imieniu nazywa;
tedy - ME wahamy SIG napiSac i
0 tel rzeczy. kttrej nazwa W tytu-
lie.
Graja w Chicago sccnizacye Gle
opowieSci wybitnego auto
a irancuskiego Piotra L.ouyS. OPT
Sujacej - z duzem Studyum hiSto
rycznem, udatnie zgodzonem Z
poctycko : marzvciciSkim naStro-
podania czasy w}adztwd
Ftolomeidow w Egipcic. "a kto;
rych juz wtedy przeraiinowana
Nr'ltura Grccyi. przcpych i boga-
ctwo Rzymu i wymySlnoSc uzy-
cia W$chodu - splata}v sic W ca
lose - iScie osZOjamiaiaCa Ma
tie takiem kr6iowaiv Eu"tyzanv
miaiy wplywy, mai2t;,i, po,
>zanowanie nawet - pod ooicH2
b6stwa uiio5ci. Airodyty. KS;qi-
"a Louyas'a oozywiSta mic jest
dla Po~ilotkow: tax DUO
niej senSualizmu ! erotyzmu,
re dellasowaiyby one utwor iran
autora. gdyby mic pick
podania rzeczy i przewodnia
:des. wvnagradzajqce niektorc
zbyt dTastyczne momenty. skreSlo
ne zreszta - jcdvnje W prawdzie.
rzeczywi5cie hiStorycznci hcz
i ~przcsadv. bez rozmySl-
0ego g7ania IA ncrwaCh. m Toz-
fraznieniach n~iczd~owvoh - nj
skiCh. W pewnyCh ko'cCh. war
,twach tcndcncyach k>ia7ka
"a moze bye zupelnie " porzqdku.
Niestety tuteisza ,~,o6robka'
:c]cniczna pozbawia .Afrodvtc'
waIorow wszcikich
10 cna ! do rcszty! AmerykaasHa
rarsformacya zrobiia Z wymie-
nowelli jakaS cxhibicye
sodewilowo = dramatycznq. Z
nadzwyczajna pompa. wystawy,
HymysiowoSci. teChniki sCcnicz-
1ej. kostyrmGw wyszukanych j
wvdziwaczonych poza wszelkic
noziiwoSci. w$zystk;ch cPok. ME
Hyi9czajqc tel tax bardzo wyu-
! wybujaicj-jak omawia-
"a. Ma scenic widzi sic masc barw
chaos istny.-zgmatwanie bcz-
adne. orgie koior6w. sat. szmat.
,wiatei. d~ekoracyi. CO iednat
razcm jest naciaganlcm
Acknowledgement a bezpotrzebncm
Jest poza. ~kicpskim suro-
aatem. niesmacznym Przewaznie,
miejsce rzeczvwistoSci, ktora
Dy}a daleko pieknieiszq eieItow-
- cho6by diatego, IL sta
nowczo mniej sic narzucala. mniej
wrzeszczaia, ME biia W oczy j
mozgi widow i siuchaczy, a byla
szczersza. prostsza. naturalna,
ME taxa sztuczna i smieszna. Va
scenic widzimy - dosiownie -
zamiast piekna... szminke /
szmatke! - o strojach - Jake
tam sic oglada napewno pole
cia ME Mai SWAT ~starozvtny! -
sic w tenn kompletnie hi
s;oryczne szczegoiy i wartosci -
nicliczne. jake w tel p~rzeroocc
jeszcze pozostaiy. a wystawno--
Scia. napietrzona i napstrzons do
niemozliwoSci - iata sic nieudol-
ME i niesmacznic dostojny wdziek
i czyste piekno starozytnych, II
ktorvch zrozumienie ! poczucie tc-
go piekna W prostocie Prawdy po-
ME w zmysleniu i bladze,
Jake daja w ,,Afrodycie", usccni-
zowancj W Amcryce.
::
Ma takiem tie - graja W doda-
tku gorzej. niz kiepsko. Literalnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22

AeSoDie Stdnu DSsedZIe syd-
dsdjq sic ID Sddniu, Re must ISL
nice EjednocEono, HiesdIeEnG !
NonOTgQdRG PoiSkd.
- WOODROW Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-22

RzQd ndyodu prseZ Rdr6d ola
HGrodU, ME s0inie z poDierschnl
nGmL
- Abraham Lincoln
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-08
Arraign Wealthy Lawyer on Charge
 of Plot to Stay

WASHINGTON, July Leicester A. Snow, millionaire patent dtto' o'ney, was ordered today to appear tomorrow in the United States branch of police court for preliminary hearing on the warrant charging him with having entered into conspiracy with two other persons to kill his divorced wife, Addis Hubbard Snow
 With Snow, who was arrested yes terday and later released on Sl0 050 bail, vii be arraigned Mrs. EcL., P. Aiker. wife of Washington ttorrcy. and Hugh M. Landgon, a chauffeur, woh are accused of complicity n the plot. The hearing tomorrow is ex- pected to bring to light the method authorities claim was to be used in carrying out the alleged conspiracy. a feature of the case which hitherto had been withheld by the authorities.