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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-04

have been moving over the Mont
gomery Dist, were missed during the
week but it is thought in a few days
all the machinery win Be back at
work and the Office forces busy again.
Road master. J. B. MeDade and
Supervisor A. H. (Gus) Nichols were
in the city the past week. The build
ing of a side track and switches,
for the opening Of a big gravel bed on
the NJ. & o. is thought to be engaging
the attention of these R. R. officials,
Among the hadsoma Xmas gifts
during the Christmas times was the
gift of an Essex ear to his better
half. This was the handsome thing
done by Mr. Charles H. Norris, the
chief car Inspector for the NJ. & o..
r. R.
Fireman Raleigh Johnson, of the
NJ. & 0. r. r. is back on the line after
a visit to his father near McCrary,
Miss.
Fireman A. B. Chism, of the extra
board has been relieved by Mr.. Gar
land Wood, who has been off duty for
the past two weeks. II
Mr. j. H. La,ld of the S. |. NJ. r. R.
car forces has returned from Meri-
dian, Miss, where he enjoyed a visit
to sister.
Train schedules into the city are
beginning to be normal since the holt
day travelling is about over with and
the ideal weather has made it's appear
ance.
The Sou. in Miss, and the Southern
r. X. are maintaining the "About
On Time" schedule and the M. a o.
trains from the north and south, on
the main line, are being dispatched
nearly "0T."
Mr. w. II. Gwinn, who has worked
trick in the Columbus office fol-
the past two years has bid in an
agency at Ethe1ille, Ala, where he
and his family will move shortly.
Wedding bells will ring merrily in
Artesia according to madam rumor at
an early date. One of Artesia's POI
pular railroaders will wed one Of the
pretty and attractive young ladies
in the same place. When the groom
elect was asked about it, he exclaimed, |
'I'm merely blowing bubbles at pre-
sent" Don't be to inquisitive."
Mr.. W. f. Leeeh agent for the NJ.
& o. R. r. joined his family during the
week and enjoyed a couple of days
away from his office. The affairs of
the office was looked after by Mr.
Chas. E. Hodskins, the &C."
Supt. F. f. Patton, and roadmaster,
r. C. Croker of the S. |. M. r. r. are
back in their offices in this city after
a trip reviewing and discussing mat
tiers with employees since the inven-
tory vas made the latter part Of the
year with view of going back into
private ownership March /.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wilmot are back |
in the city after short but delight !
full visit to Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Moorehead,
of Pensacola, Fla, were among those
that visited Columbus and Artesia
for the holidays.
Engnr. leely MeKaouel and fam
lily are back from Mobile where they
enjoyed an Xmas visit. Mr., Me-
Keough has been Off his engine for
the past ten days on account of In
jury to his arm.
Engineer Oscar Williams is a rail
roader, but Mr.. Williams a fnancier
in his home town Tuscaloosa, Ala,
has been in the city the past week on
the FOWL" run.
yips Received |
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-04

Supt. Of Tel. for the M. & O. and
the s. !. M. r. r., ]. B. Murphy. was
visitor to Columbus the past week
traversing the territory under his
jurisdiction.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-04

Fireman Raleigh Johnson, of the
NJ. & o. R. r. is back on the line after
a visit to his father near McCrary,
Miss.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-04

Train schedules into the city are
beginning to be normal since the hol-
day travelling is about over with and
the ideal weather has made its appear
ance.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-04

Mr.. J. H. La,ld of the S. |. NJ. r. R.
car forces has returned from Meri-
dian, Miss, where he enjoyed visit
to a sister.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-04

Fireman A. B. Chism, of the extra
board has been relieved by Mr.. Gar
land Wood, who has been off duty for
the past two weeks. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Wire Briefs

NEW ORLEANS. Loss OF 81.
100000 sustained in fire that de
stroyed most of the Appalachian
Co. warehouse
NEW YORK "A. Lessen. grocer.
sentenced to two years in peniten-
'iary for alleged boarding OF 200.
600 pounds OF sugar.
LONDON. Court OF appeals Dc.
cidea that $4,000 worth Of securities
held IN England by King Ferdinand
OF Bulgaria. when the war com,
menced. shall be returned 20 him
NEW YORK. OF steal
ing merchandise valued at $3.50. 600
from bonded warehouses, Andrew
Acauin,o and Angelo polontino
given peni,entlary sentences.
SPOKANE Apple crop slightly
under yield OF iast year according
TO =. II. Kelly. state horticultural
inspector.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vote on
prohibition Of importation Of liquor
into Ontario postponed from Oct. %
20 Aprii ~. 1891.
SALT LAKE cfTY-christlan
Jirion and Airs. Eutemio Duran
killed by the woman's husband a.
Thompson. according TO the Deserei
News.
RPoKASE.--seven Of the ~ wey
erhauser lumber mills receive In
strueiious 10 accept no more orders
untii freight car shortage is re
lievsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
HARDING TRAINS
GUNS ON DEMOS
Says Financial interests
Back B0urb0ns
ny RAYMOND cr.ArpER

MARION. Ohio. July 81 DE.
termincd TO hold the offensive. War.
rem q. Harding pointed his heavy
guns at the financial sources behind
tho democratic campaign today,
charging that certain powerful
financial interests interested In the
administration foreign policies
are prepared 20 contribute literally
10 the democratic fund this year.
Harding also served notice that
he IL on his guard against any
effort Of democratic leaders 10 aide.
track the league Of nations lsAno
during the campaign.
Altho Harding had resolved to
say nothing on the league question
until after Cox'H acceptance speech,
he was unable 20 keep silent after
the statement % Democratic Chair
man White. declaring the league
issue Is not Of primary interest To
the public and expressing skepti.
cisfn regarding the 81 600 limit on
campaign contributions proposed b.
the republican leaders.
Harding rctorted II the demo,
Gratis have no Intention Of attempt.
ing a limitation OF campaign con,
tributionA. they viii meet the dis
approval Of the country.
Undoubtedly 1, in quite true tina,
certain powerful interests which
are deeply concerned In carrying
out the adminisiration'a foreign
policy are prepared 20 contribute
literally 90 tho democratic funds. .
Harding said. Undoubtedly IL Is
true. too. that without such con.
tribusiona tho democrats would
find Il very difficult TO raise the
funds they need"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
SAYS CHILDREN
ARE BEATEN UP
Humane Officer Swears to
Complaints

A warrant for the arrest Of Mrs.
Isabelle osourn. so.s :sth ave. 3.
w and her son. Philip osourn. 20.
charging them with beating and
otherwise mistreatlng Earnest Blu.
gard. izy-ar-oid boy. In their care.
was sworn TO this morning by II. c.
woicost. King county humane of.
ficcr.
According 20 woicosf. the boy IN
made TO walk on the street and 20
rustic the family fuel from the
woods. he Is compelled 20 carry
ioads suitable for a is.ycar-old boy.
Weleoit charges. ard ia otherwise
dirty. ragged ard uncsr~d for.
a similar charge n made by VOL.
colt against Mr.. and Mrs. gcivirf
Yaks. 1898 i3th. ave. Bristol. apart.
ucn; 8. who. he says. leave tho q.
year-oid daughter Of Mr. Yake ut
home alone every day and some.
times at night and punish her II she
does not do the HOUSE work properly
She IL often beaten numerically. 4"
according 10 woicot,. who called az
the Yake apartment today and re
ported that Ella was In bed for pun.
ishment The case has been referred
TO the Juvenile court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
500 Russ Children
Are on Way Home

WASHINGTON. July si.--Afrer
twn years % exile. 500 Russian .hli.
drer en- route from Niadixo~tok TO
retrograd 20 rejoin their parents
will arrive at san Francisco August
:. tho American Red Cross an.
nouneed today.
The children were sent 20 Siberia
for safe keeping when the revolution
moved toward It's height Unable 20
return homo thru the battle lines.
the Tied Cross took charge of them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
MAN STAYS HIS
FATHER-IN-LAW
Radio Operator Satisfied
"Job" Is Complete

SACRAMENTO. Cal. July d.
Satisfaction that the Job" was com
plcied. not regret. was expressed to-
day by James Anderson. 70. radio
operator at the Goat Island naval
training station.
Last night Anderson shot and
killed n. y. stephens. bis fatherin-
Law. Stephens had refused 10 let his
daughter. Lillian. aged II years. 1.-Two
with Anderson. They were married
two months ago.
Anderson walked 10 the police sta
ton and surrendered. lie later
signed a confession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
RAINIER
DANGEROUS
1OCHII.DREly
1t. Carr Issues Warning to
Motorists and Parents to
Prevent Accidents

watch your speedometer and
Keep your children off Rainier ave, 7"
Was the double warning 10 motorists
and parents issued by Lieut.. c. q.
Carr. traffic division chief. Saturday.
Three boys. one girl and woman
were run down on that street dur.
tnw the last week. Lieut.. Carr point.
"a out.
John Evan. 10. Of 4sss Holly St.
was the latest addition 70 the Rain.
Yer ave casualty list. lie was
Knocked down BY J. A. Rests for
hire car AZ Rainier ave. and Holly
t.. Best reported saturday. John Is
nur~inx several bruises at his home.
Best lives at ssie ssrd. ave 5.
walter wickman. n. OF seos Court
-. and an unidentified hoy were also
injured by autos on Rainier ave. dur.
Ing the week. Walter had both legs
broken when hi by Dr. l. Fr~d
Lundyss auto at Rainier ave. and
wAa struck AZ Myrtle 81. b. the auto
&c Hen keinhoix. ssos stst ave. n.
MendAy.
Grace johnson. .. was the other
ch1d 10 fall victim 60 an auto on
Rainier ave. she was badly bruised
when hit by the car OF r. r. Rober-
aua. ~ Renton. at zsth ave. and
Rnlnter ave. Monday. In addition 20
tha foux children. Mrs. William Nc.
0ulrp. 7p3s <snd. ave. s.. got her
ank1e spsAined when struck by an
aueo driven BY Albert Ricdei. tsis
Othel1o IT,. Monday.
1he flve pedestrians hit on Rainier
ave- during tho week comprise more
than half Of those struck by autos
- the entire city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
MEN NEEDED TO
. GO TO GERMANY
Army Recruiting Service
Issues Call

EnliAtmenfs In the infantry. cav.
airy. field artillery. quartermaster
corps in limited number OF men
for the American forces in Ger.
many rcopened. as announced hy
the army recruiting office here TO.
day. Only i.iss men. above the
average and Of unusually high
type. who can be quickly trained,
will be accepted. In the quota 20
he secured. vacancies exist for 90
clerks. 20 cooks. 81 men experience
ed In supply service. and 8 bakers.
who must be specially qualified. I'm.
iissments win bo for three years.
and aoceptances from this district
viii be sent 10 IT Mcdowell. Cal,
for completion Of enlistment. then.
without delay. win proceed to Fort
slocum. ". y for Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Milwaukee Papers
Increase Prices

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. July IL
The Milwaukee Morning Sentinel has
announced an inerease In price from
2 TO 3 cents. The Evening Sentinel
IL to increase from 10 cents for
papers sold outside Milwaukee
county. An increase Of from 7 70
10 cents for the Sunday Sentinel was
announced last Sunday.
The Milwaukee Journal II 20 make
the same increase and the Wisconsin
News II expected also 10 increase
20 the same rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
$50 Bottles of
Booze in Gutter

One hundred and fifty bottles Of
good old whisky went by the board
when customs officers piled the
eorkscrew and poured the stuff down
the drain In the federal building.
The whisky represented the SPOTS
Of several seizures made by customs
agents during the last few weeks.
More than 1000 quarts. held in the
appraisers store at Western ave
and Lenora St. are to be destroyed
sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
South Alki Asks
for a Bus Line

In a petition filed with the city
council Friday. residents Of South
AK asked establishment Of a bus
line IN connection with the municipal
railway line 10 be operated from the
terminus Of the AK line 10 the end
Of the paving on AK ave. They de
eiared themselves willing 10 pay a
io-cent fare. providing transfers
were furnished 10 and from the
street railway lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
File Suit Against
Bellin0ham Mayor

Permanent injunction against the
city of BeIIingham. the mayor and
nrysn c0uncilmen has been filed In
~ United States district court by
- Chicago Portrait Co, Of Chicago,
The complainant alleges that three
" IT. agents. soliciting orders for en-.
1areed photos and picture frames.
were arrested and fined $50 each un'
Aer q city ordinance prohibiting ped
A1er1. This. says the complainant
= unfair. because none Of its work
4 done and none Of its pictures are
kent Or stored In BeIIinghafn. but are
shipped direct TO the purchaser from
chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Upom receipt Ola request from
otto Praeger. second assistant post
mnSfer general. asking for final re-
poe& On The proposed air mail service
neeween Seattle and Victoria. b. C..
U1uAs1 NcGrath. superintendent Of
un11way mail service. has written
~ Canadian authorities for an Inn
.oG1nte and definite answer 10 the
suggestion submitted by his depart
m1U6
II event the Canadian officials do
~ a9yep 70 bear part OF the ex-
penes. Il II expected that the United
nentas will inaugurate the air mail
nesvfce On its own initiative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Must Have Names
Down on Ballots

Precinct committeeman mus; have
thetr names written on the ballot
this coming election. according 20 an
Interpretation OF the code made
Saturday by Prosecutor Fred G,
brown upon request Of county 20
uflcai organizations. In ths past IL
has been the custom for committee.
men 10 simply pay filing fee OF 81
and declare themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Woman Il Killed
in Plunge of Auto

SPOKANE. July 3i.--Mrs. George
Clark. a.. OF this city. was Killed
yesterday. when tho automobile In
which she was riding left the road
AT Fourth OF July canyon. near Wal
Lace. Idaho.
Miss n~ryt fInte. az Spokane.
owner Of the car. and two men. one
said to have been driving the car.
were uninjured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
FOREST FIRES
GROW SERIOUS
odaho and Montana Regions
Are Swept

oPoKASE. July fi.--Two hun
1Fo1 men ara being rushed today 20
~ Priest Lake country. northeast
- heee. where several forest fires
nse reported out OF control
~ Situation In northern Idaho
- western Montana Is reported
eDcEo1G1ngiy serious today.
1nRuo uew fires have broken out
- - uorsh end Of the wenAha for
- nonr vYallA waIlA
UGro than . score Of fires. some
- tnom beyond control. are raging
~ honxlly forcssed land between
ssy. .I1aho. and Columbia Falls.
n IN Lele forest near Afissouia.
- m check today showed IS
b1nnos raging
- fnr there has been no man
Gnsrtags hare
l1IS60I4A. Mont. July 5i.-Ths
eorest fire situation In Western
Montana and Northern idaho Is rap
my becoming critical. according to
1nre~try officials here today. Thirty
fuur new biexes have been reported
- tn r1afhead national forest dur
NJ The last - hours
The fires we're started by electrical
Gcorms and were rapidly spread BY
nt1zx breexcS which followed Slx new
h1nnaa have been reported in the
Knnlksu forest.
The situation In the St. Joe coun.
~ coufsnues serious Forestry Off.
efnln sid today much valuable tim
~ y III danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
BISHOP ON SHIP
CAUSES STRIFE
British Crewmen Object and
Irish Take Other Side

NEW YORK. July IA crowd
which scores Of policemen werr
unable to handle. gathered At the
White star line dock today shortly
before tho Baltic sailed for Queens.
town. carrying Archbishop Mannlx
of Australia
Men and women surrounded the
pr~iste and. despite the efforts OF
the policemen To keep the crowd
away. they rushed forward. kissing
the archoisisop's ring and hand. II
was only with great difficulty that
ne was able 10 get thru the mob
around the gangpIank and board
tn. vessel
NEW YORK. July sf.--Saifsng Of
Archbishop Mannsx aboard the White
star liner Baltic today caused a
threatened strike among members Of
the vessels crew.
The cooks and stewards aboard the
Baltic. baing mostly English. threat.
enad TO strike IL the prciate were al.
lowed TO sail.
Premier Lloyd George has an
nounced that the archbishop would
not be allowed TO land In Ireland be
cause Of hts declarations for a free
Poland
Fgrerncn and other members Of the
crew being Irish. threatened to strike
unless the archbishop was treated as
an honored passenger.
British agents were understood 10
be keeping close watch on the Bal.
ties sailing as a result OF printed
limitations that Eamonn de Valeria
might accompany Archbishop Man
nix. These reports arose from a
statement made by the president Of
the Irish Vigilance society In Lon
don that Mannix would be accom-
panied by a distinguished compa-
trfof %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
MRS. MARGARET II. WALTERS

-. died az The Minor private hospital.
Friday. she was agent in the univer.
sity district for the real estate firm.
corsnne simpson Wilson. and lived at
s3a seth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

BASKET SOCIAL win be held N
Woodland park Saturday evening by
Seattle court No. /. and Evergreen
court. No. z. order OF Amaranth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

EvERETT--F. r. swaie. member
Of state board Of control and board
Of managers OF Monroe reforrnasory.
resigns. John Hanson, Everett mer-
chant. succeeds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Captain William harrett. who a
few seasons ago shattered the pa.
thetie eionement romance OF kath.
iecn Baltic. beautiful young daugh.
ter Of the Alexander naillies. Seat,
tie and Tacoma millionaifes. by de.
sorting her and their new born babe.
has vanished again. leaving behind
another broken.hearted bride and
month-oid chiid.
Cables from London today told OF
Rarrett's dcseftion OF Mrs. Alice
nfexei Barrett. daughter OF the
great house Of Drexei. Of New
York. rhLlaaelnhia and Newport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

utancne r. Davidson. 10. who died
F-rtdny nj the home Of her son. John
". Davidson. 4i25 Wailingford ave.
I'm 81 held Sunday afternoon at
o.c1ock At the Fremont branch OF the
rrcv>~ Undertaking establishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Barrett Deserts Second Wife;
She's Returning With Baby

MIR. and Mrs. John n. Drcxel.
leaders OF eastern metropolitan go.
olcty. as a consequences. opposed
Captain Ilarrett's attentions TO
their only daughter with consider
able vlgor.
Miss Drexei, shy. retiring GIRL
little known ia the gay activities Of
society. took her future into her
own hands. however.
She and Capt Barrett eioped to
New Rochelle and were married In
June OF last year. Her mother ex.
pressed herself as shocked and sur.
priacd'' that her usually Scmi.retiring
and sensible daughter should choose
an alliance with a man OF practically
no financial resources. and obscure
family.
Thereupon the Drexcis began the
lavish spending o. several hundred
thousand dollars trying TO undo what
they held 20 be damaging thing"
But thru II all Mrs. Barrett clung TO
her handsome husband and some
months ago went abroad with him
CABLES TELL or
BARKErT's I>FAIR>ESS
From time 60 time cables told 81
| narretta alleged unkindness TO the
glri who had given up her place IN
the social sun for love OF him. and
reports became more frequent among
her friends who had seen the couple
abroad that their fortunes were sad.
~ sinking.
About two months ago II was re.
ported she was In a hospital at Nice.
deserted by her husband. This was
denied by a close friend Of the
nrcxris In New York. who said Mrs
barrett was expecting the stork and
Capt. Barrett was away on a ''busi.
ness visit =
Airs Barrett and the baby are now
reported az n place near Nice. about
to sail for America. Capt Barrett
is said to have been compelled 20 flee
from France to avoid arrest over
spurious check.
One report says Mrs Barrett has
pawncd her Jewels In order 20 live.
As granddaughter OF the late An.
thony ]. Drrsei Of Philadelphia. Mrs
Barrett IL heir apparent TO a part af
the estate. quoted variouNly at $50.
/ coo one
capt Barrett Is said ~ be son Of
the late William Barrett Of Wash.
lnEton. but at tho time the Dr~xcls
were spending a fortune trying 10
find out who he was and what could
he done 10 get rif Of him II was
said that Mrs. Drexei had not been
able 20 find cut who he was or
whence he came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Daddy. bring home some Of
BolSt's French pastry Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
APPEARS As ~tIT0R
Or MISS ALICE nRENEI,

Not long after the divorce. letters
OF inquiry began pouring in upon
relatives and friends Of Rarrctt's
ss wife asking for information con
corning the character Of the young
captain. who had suddenly hobbed
up In Philadelphia New York and
Newport. and was paying ardent
court To Miss Alice Dre.ei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
ABANDONMENT SIMILAR
TO SEATTLE CASE

His manner OF leaving them. the
cables said. Is almost identical Win
the heartieasly cruel way he mis-
treated and abandoned Mrs. KAth.
iecn Baillie Barrett and their little
one here some years ago. forcing
her into the divorce court
Miss Baillle. vivaciaus girl civ.
en- TO following her own inciina.
tons, met the charming young cap.
tain Of aviation and. after short
eourtxhlp. against the advice and
wishes Of her aristocra,ie parents.
eloped with him 10 Vancouver. -
C.. In 1910.
Efforts on the part OF relatives
Of the bride and her many friends
here TO trace the social lineage Of
the dashing young officer were oi
no avail. Mrs, Barrett IL reported
10 have been compelled 70 borrow
money from her friends In order 10
meet the bin for their honeymoon
suite In the Vancouver hotel.
Leaving Vancouver. the Rarr~tta
went to Portland for a time. IL
was not long before friends became
aware that the romance was about
to collapse. Mrs. Barrett obtained
a divorce here, after her husband.
deseruon. and got the custody Of
their child.
Thrse months ago Mrs. Barrett
married again ard Is now living at
Coronado. Cal. with her present
husband. Commander Isaac Cureton
f..hs.....
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

inns year tor the first time with Mary Garden in the role
prayed by Miss Dalton at the Century, The enturv ,la =
rom the french drama by Pierre Frondaie produced in Paris
III l9l+ Morris Gest the French production and D,
1u Tue pay Tor America George c. Hazelton adaDted
and E. yal Swete staged it, although David Basr &
aSe Oh he rehearsals the final weeks OF PREPARATION
e oSSest and most colossal spectacle ever shown in
[.her1ca and incidentally, time in MANY +t
y neater has become the home of real success for
mas played to the biggest receipts ever known in
the history of theatricas in America ~ "
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

"hch snow the various characters their in
ancient alexandria, The ballet staged by Michel okine the
Russian master of the dance and Russian
BALLET probably the most magnificent picture of stage color
ing ever seen IN New York In Aphrodite Dorothy Dalton
plays the role OF Chyss and Mckay Morris appears as Deme
os the sculptor in love with her 1t took five years tc
prepare Aphodte for the New York stage The story is
from the original novel of Pierre Louys Frenchman who
ro w[ote the book twenty-five The late Camille
ranser composed grand opera Aphodte based upon this
Dook he Chicago Opera Company presenting Aprodte