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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
VOKIECIAI PRIESINASI
ISDAVIMUI KALTINA-
MUJU w NUSIDEJI-
MUS KAREJE.
Berlinas. sausio 20 d.

Berlinas, sausio 20 d.
Valdzioje apsireiskia susi-
rupinimas isdavimu vokie-
ciQ kaltinamQ uz prasizen-
gimus kareje;; j siandien
.pasiunte nota talkininkams,
.pEasydama jQ pertaisyti tas
.versailines sutarties islygas.
I pasikesinima panedelyj
ant finansu ministerio
Matthias Erzbergerio gyvas-
ties oficialiuose rateliuose
ziurima kaipo j parzia to,
kas gall atsitikti didesniu
plotu, valdziai sutikus is
duoti talkininkams ju reika-
lauJarnuS ZmOneS.
Notoje j talkininkus, ku-
ri nebus garsinama Vokieti-
ioje, pasakoma tallinin-
.kams, kad Vokietija negali
pasakyti, jog j istengs pri-
versti Sales ar vietu istaty-
mo istaigas suimti reikalau-
Janus zmones If nugabenti
Ijuos anapus Vokietijos sic
NOS.
Izymus uzsienio rastines
virsininkas siandien isreiske
paabejojima, kad tarp Vo-
kietijos zmoniu, pradedant
Ikariuomenes ar laivyno vadu
ir baigiant zemiausiu kai-
mo atstovu, galima butu
rasti toks zmogus, kuris sur
tiktu ispildyti prisaka ares
tuoti ar sulaikyti savo tau
tieti tam, kad il galima butu
atiduoti uzsienio teismui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
NORI TURETI VOKIETI-
JA LYGOJ.

Lc1donas, sausio 20 d. =
Vienu pilmutiniu svarsty-
mui dalyku pries nauja att
daryma taikos konferenci-
JOS Londone uz triju savai-
cir bus pasiulinimas priimti
Vokletija tautu Lyon.
Anglai ir net francuzai
jaucia, kad be jos lyga BUS
nerilna If be vieko If taips.
jauciams, kad priemimas
jos lygon sustiprins dabar-
tines votieciu valdzio ran
kas prizes monarchininkq
reakcijs If bolseViku revo-
lucia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
DU VAZIAVIMU w 15c
KOMISIJOS 'PATVAR-
KYMU.

Chicago, ILL.,, sausio 20 d.
Siandien valstijos vieso pa
tarnavimo komisija nuspren
de, kad augstutinemis lini-
jomis, kama vaZiavimui 8
centai pasiliks Xxi liepos 81
d., Jbet galima pirkti du IL
kietu uz 15c.
Xiii komisijos patvarky-
mai liepia, kad visose stoty-
Sc butu pardavinejama IL
kietai, kad pinigais mokant
ant siaurvakarines linijos
pasiliktu kama &c. Xxi ana
pus Devon Ave-, bet tikie-
tas iStisam vaziavimui !
Evanstona gall butt perka-
mas uz 12c.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
stame cekoSovaku Tauos Muzeje Puau
lekcia
PRIES INGAS BAN.
KlNiNKQ PLENUI, PA
SAUL BELGETI.

Washington, sausio 20 d.
Suv. Valstiju su nepritari-
mu ziuli j tam tikrus daily
kus sumanytos tarptautines
konferencijos, kuria nese-
mai susauke placiai zinomu
finansininku If vaizbos va
|dV klika tuoju tiksl9 kad
i$gelbejus pasauli is finasi-
mes If pirklybines suirutes,
kurion intrauke j kare.
Sekretolius Glass Sian
.dien laiske j Suv. Valstiju
Vaizbos buto komiteta, ku-
ris klause valdzios nuomo-
mes apie ta susirinkima, pa
raSe, kad tokia konferenci-
ia patarnautu sukelimui
painevos ir atgaivinimui vii
ciu apie tolesnes valdzios
paskolas, kurioms nelemta
tureti pasisekimo.
Jis gliestai pasake, kad
isdas yra priesingas val
dzios kOntroliavimui uzsie-
MO vaizbos If finansu, 0
dar labiaus priesingas pri-
vatiniam kontroliavimui IS
das yra isitikines, kad kre-
ditai reikalingi ekonomi-
niam atstatymui turi butt
gauti is privatiniu saltiniu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
REIKALAUJA, KAD SUV.
VALSTIJOS SUSTABDY-
TU LINcIAVIMA.

Washington, sausio 20 d.
Arthur B. Spingarn is New
Yorko, atstovaujantis Tau
TING DraugijQ Parvuotiems
zmonems kelti pranesme
buto teisminiam konitetui
siandien reikaiavo, kad su-
tQ pataisyta konstitucija,
jei Dyero projektas, pada-
rants linciavimus prasizen-
gimu prizes valdzia, butu pa
laikytas nekonstituciniu.
Valdzia turinti surasti ko-
kius nors budus isnaikini-
mui linciavimu, sake jis, o
jei to negalima padaryti pa
gal konstitucija, tai konsti-
tucija turi butt pataisyta.
Komitetas tyrineja linco
klausima visoj salyj il tuli
pas save projekta Missouri
valstijos atstovo Dyero, ku-
ris linciavima padaro nusi-
dejimu baustinu pagal fede-
ralius istatimus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
VOKIETIJA NORI
AUSTRIJOS.

= Berlinas, sausio 29 d.
Vokietija isvydusi save tau
tu lygoj il atejusi pas ia pra
syti jos reikalus pertvarky-
ii, zada prasyti, kad jai bu-
tu leista susivienyti SUI ALL
strija.
Kaip nurodo pranesimai
is Paryziaus if Londono, tai
Vokietija gal I ''l1us bus
tautVs lyses \ 3erline
yra manoma, S.ao so i - al okieti-
ia, kaip tik gaus dar n, ? ,.tetin-
gumo bdlGa, tuojaus pa
kels uz vokiecius Austrljoje.
Vokietija rengiasi suteikti
viennieciams ekonomini
dugna il parama, kuriuos
ateme jients Paryziaus SUI
tartis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
GLASS PRASO 125 MILL
JONU PAGELBAI
UZSIENYJ

Washington, sausio 20 d.
Isdo sekretorius Glass Sian
dien sutiko sumazinti apsti
europines paselpos projek-
tut nuo S15O,000,OO0 Xxi
1925, 100000, bet sake, kad
sumazinus ia, kaip yra pro-
ponuojama, Xxi $50,OOo 900,
butQ be jokios vertes. Jis
teiravesi Hoovero If tas taip
gi pasakes, kad $4,000, 1000
pasalpa padarytu daugiau
blogo, kaip gero.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
Gruzijos priemie.
ras kaltina tai
kininkus.

Tiflisas, sausio 3 d. (Pa-
veluota). Gruzijos res
publikos premieras Jorda-
MIA siandien Suv. Spaudos
atstovui cia pasake, kad Eu-
ropos nenorejimas atsizvelg
ii j tikfuosius dalykus kas
del padeties Rusijoje pade-
10 bolsevikams ingyti ia kon
trole,. kuria jie siandien tu-
ri.
Europos paklaida buvusi
tame. kad j uzsispyre at
steigti senaja valdzia if to-
del visuomet niekino pagel-
ba mazQjQ tautu, tokiu l.aip
gruzinai ir ukrainai. Girdi,
jei mazosioms tautoms butu
Quota ginklai, tai bolseviz-
mas jau senai butu buves
nuslopintu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
PLIENO TRUSTAS PAKE'
LIE ALGAS 10 MUGS.


New York, sausio 20 d.
Elbert H. Gary, komiteto
pirmininkas siandien eia pa
sake, kad padieniai darbi-
nininkai dirbantieji Suv.
Valstiju Plieno korporaci-
Jos fabrikuose nuo vasarlo
l d. gaus 10 nuos daugiau
algos. Algos kitu darbinin-
ku taipgi bus proporcions-
liai padidintos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
lekcija.
ltalijos gelzkeliu
darblninkai ir ka-
binetaS SuSitaike.

II
Londonas, sausio 20 d.
Sulig Central News telegra-
ma is Rymo daduota vaka-
rykscia data, Italijos kabi-
netas If streikuojantieji gel
zkeliu darbin nkai susitaike
.svarbiausiuose ginco punk
tuose.
Yra laukiama, kad strei-
'kininkai tuojaus girls prie
darbo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
Vengrai paskirsia
karaliq per me-
nesi laiko.

Budapestas, sausio 90 d.
Premieras Huszar, ketverge
kalbedamas moteru susirin-
klmui, pasake, kad Vengri-
ia bus monarchija IL naujas
karalius bus pasirinktas pc
susirinkimui Sales seimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
Nori tureti Vokietija lygoj
BolSevikai laimejo sunkia kova
KulkaSvaidziai riauSemS malSinti
Argentinoje

Iku paskutiniais keliais me-
|nesiais. Apskritai Site strei-
Ikai yra priskaitomi pragy-
venimo brangumui, bet ypa-
tingai neg,fdetai augstiems
DUTY nuomams, kurie par
Isieina mok6ti neturtingoms
Seimynos. Vienas ekono-
mininkas sake, kad algos
cia &c nuos. augstesnes uz-
algas Anglijoj, bet pragyve-
nimas brangesnis SO nuos.
Buenos Airese streikavo
dvylika tukstanciu darbinin
|kq ivairiuose amatuose, tarp
|tq buvo laivu If uostu darbi-
|ninkai. Buvo laukiama Vi
'suotino streiko sitame mics
te, taigi policija daro prisi-
Irengimus suirutei sutikti.
ISakoma, kad Suv. Valstijo-
Sc uzsisakyta dvideSimts
penki motoriniai karai pri-
taisyti su kulkasvaidziais.
Nekuriuose streikuose pa
vartota fizine sp6ka; du lai
WI darbininkai tapo uzmus-
It'll defto, kad iie neprisidejo
Iprie streiko.
Visuotini streikai buvo
Mendozoj If Cordovoj. Men
dozoj, mieste su $4,000 gy-
Iventoju, visas biznis tapo
Isuparalizuotas streiko, kilu-
Isio del prasalinimo kelly
Imokyklu mokytojQ uz jp
Itaria-lla anarchistini mokini
ma. Buvo nusiskundziama,
ikad policija isveze kelis agi
tatcrius j neapgyventa pro-
Tvincijos dali ir ten juos pa
|liko be maisto il priegiau-
dos. Tas kongrese sukele di-
.delius gincus, pasekmeje ku
]1iu tapo paskirtas kongresi-
lnis komitetas Mendozos pa
deciai istirti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
PANiKA KASYKLOSE.

Marianne, Pa, sausio 20
d. - Union Coal and Coke
kompanijos kasykloj sicia
vakar vakare jvyko panika,
vedyklei staiga sutsojus
veikti; sumisirne bebegant
prie skyles vienas buvo SUI
zeistas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
49,. Chicagoje ir
NJ y" Apielinkeje. :

siandien is dalies apsi-
niaukes; po pietu il vaka-
re salciau; subatoi gal grazu
Sauletekis, 7:05 val. ryto;
Sauleleidis, SOP val. yak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
RIAU-
SENS RALSINTI
ARGENTINOJE.

Buenos Aires, sausio 2 d.
(Paveluota). Argentina
buvo regySla daugybes strei
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-06
COLLEGE GIRL PROPOSES
TO PROFESSOR PUBLICLY
Freshman, Being Hazed, Astounds
Sophs With Joke Act Not
81 m PROGRAM.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 6.-Miss Fran
cesa Savini. GoucherI College fresh
man and daughter OF New York ply
sician, proposed marriage Monday
night in Catherine Hooper Hall to Dr.
Howard Huntley Lloyd, professor of
chemistry at Goucher.
The proposal wasn't bona fide. 1t
came in the midst of the hazing to
which the freshmen were being SUBJ
jected. Neither was it on tho hazins
program. During the haxinE Miss
Savini broke from her tormentors. ran
over to DR.. Lloyd and began makins
love to him. She ended with the pro-
posal OF marriage. The sophomores
were astounded and the hazing ended
abruptly.
Because she appeared at classes
with a powdered nose and high French
heels. Anabelle Carney. daughter Of
Judge X. A. Carney. OF Clarksdale,
Miss. was compelled to polish the Of
tending nose on the college carpetA
and in future to appear at all CLASSES
In bedroom slippers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-06
To. Have Curly, Wavy
Hair Like Natures Own"

Women who have trouble keeping their
hair In curl. or OF securing the desired
wavy enect--and especially those who
realize tho harm that the hot iron does
TO the hair-will do we'll to try plain liquid
silmerine In no other way can they 40
qure such pretty waves and curls. having
all the appearance Of ~ uro's own"
And the hair, Instead OF being singed.
ragged or dead looking. has such 4 lively
lustre and wholesome beauty
II one will get a bottle OF liquid sinner
Inc at any drug store and follow the ac-
companying directions. she will be simply
delighted with the result This product 10
of course perfectly harmless and there In
nothing sticky. greasy or unpleasant about
IL. The hfn~will be quite manageable,
no matter in what fashion II II done up.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-06
GAS IN THE STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
Recommends Daily Use of Magnesia
To Overcome Trouble, Caused by
Fermenting Food and Acid
Indigestion.

Gas and wind in the stomach accom-.
panied by that full, bloated feeling
after eating are almost certain evil
dence of the presence of excessive hy-
drochforic acid in the stomach. Great
ing so-calied "acid indigestion"
Acid stomachs are dangerous be-
cause too much acid irritates the deli
cate lining of the stomach, often lead
ing to gastritis accompanied by seri-
GUS stomach ulcers. Food ferments
and sours, creating the distressing
gas which distends the stomach and
hampers the normal functions of the
vital internal organs, often affecting
the heart.
1t Is tho worst of folly to neglect
such a serious condition or to treat
with ordinary digestive aids which
have no neutralizing effect on the
stomach acids. Instead get from any
druggist a few ounces. Of Bisurated
Magnesia and take teaspoonful in
a quarter glass Of water right after
eating. This will drive the aas, wind
md bloat right out of the body. sweet
en- the stomach. neutralize the excess
acid and prevent It's formation and
there Is no sourness or pain. Bisurat:
cd Magnesia Tin powder or tablet
form-never liquid or milky IL harm
less to tho stomach, inexpensive to
lake and the best form Of magnesia
for the stomach purposes. IT is used
by thousands Of people who enjoy
their meals with no moro fear of In
digestion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-06
GIRL MA|[EDPO|SON
.J0R|VAL, IS CHARGE
Young Woman Teacher Alleged
to Have Sent Doctored
Candy to enemy"

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Oct. e-Aiss
Mabel speer. twsnty-four-ysaT-oid
school teacher. living At Birdssye.
Ind. was arrsignsd here yesterday
on the charge of sending poisoned
candy through the Unitsd states mail
to q young woman. said to be her
rival In love.
Before United States Comnissiossr
Harmon the teacher pleaded not
guilty and was released on 5000 ball
until her preliminary trial. set for
next Saturday.
When arrested by = United states
marshal, as she presided over her
class In domestic science At the Birds-
eye high school. Mas spssr 10 said to
have denied the charge, but refused
to discuss the case
The charge that she cent . pack
age containing poisoned Chocolate
candy to Miss Matte Hardin At Ire
land, Ind. Miss Hardin did not eat
..e sweets. Miss Hardin also 10 \
school teacher. Dewitt Hobbs, said to
be the man In the case. 10 . prominent
resident OF ireland and understood to
have paid attentions 70 both teach
ers.
The complaint alleges that some
time ago Miss Hardin. who has been
teaching school at Ireland. went for
a while to Silver Lake, Ind. to teach
In the public schools At that place.
While she was away Miss Bpeer
came to Ireland to take her place in
the school. Hobbs. who had been
supposedly . sutton OF Miss Hardin,
Is declared to have Transferred his
affection to the girl now under ar
rest. But when Miss Hardin came
back to Ireland and Miss Spoer de-
parted for Birdseye. Hobbs again was
seen frequently. 1t 10 said, with the
former.
Miss Speers father hives At Bridge
port, Ill. She has refused to discuss
the case since her arrest 1t 10 said
she has employed counsel and will
fight the case.
AS soon as Miss Hardin received the
package which. II In alleged. con-
tanned poisoned candy. the parcel was
turned over to the Federal authort
ties aud an investigation was begun.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-06
PONzI'S CREDITORS TO
GET 80 CTS. ON.DOLLAR
Fifty Per Cent Financier Has Debts
of $500, 900 and Assets
of a 10k.60H-

BOSTON. Oct. 6.-Charles Ponxi can
nay less than one dollar In three on
the claims Of creditors OF his o.,
tered scheme OF high finance. ~
stead OF so per cent profits which he
promised, those who expected him to
lead them to quick riches will lose
more than that on their actual invest
ments. .r
''re extent to which tho millions in
trusted to Ponxi had been reduced be-
came known definitely today for tho
fret timc when c. N. Rittcnhouss. au-
ditor for the Federal receivers Of
Ponzi. made his report At a h airing
on bankruptcy petition against
Pon,i In the Federal court. To meet
liabilities which he set At $1,000 900.
the auditor said Ponsi had total assets
4 only &2,10b.6S
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-06
M'HENRY SLATED
AS3RD CORPS HDQ.
War Department Announces
Baltimore Fort will Get S.. ,
100000 Improvements.

BALTYHokE, Oct. s.--Permanent
headquarters for the Third Army Corps.
commanded by Maj. Gen. Adelbert
Cronkhite. will be established at Fort
McHenry. II was announced yesterday
at the War Department by \ high Of
fetal.
The department is prepared to make
whatever financial provision II neces-
sary to convert the hospital estab-
lishment for the purpose of the army
headquarters, II Is reported. The
amount Of S2,soo.o0o 10 available for
the purpose from the army barracks
and quarters appropriation, it was
stated.
The information, which means to
the city a volume Of army buying
worth $4,000 q year, was received
with satisfaction by business men at
Baltimore. 1t definitely set at rest
rumors that the War Department has
fixed upon Camp Meade for the future
homo Of the army corps.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-06
DR.. ARTHUR GIVES
AID TO HUMANITY
Leading Physician of Maryland
Feels 1t His Duty to
Endorse MantOne.

Never before has a medicinal prep
aration received such a worthy and
sincere recommendation as that given
"Mantone" by w. Il. Arthur, M. D.,
a widely known practicing physician
of Cardiff, in a signed statement, dat
ed May 1, 1920.
Never did / once think Of indorsing
a Proprietary Medicine. and have al
ways said / never would, but in this
particular instance / cannot refrain
from doing so.
/ have practiced Medicine twenty
eight years. and during that time when
a real tonic and tissue builder was
indicated i always prescribed com
pound of Iron, NuX Vomica and Phos-
phorus, and 1 always get better re-
SUITS from such a compound than any
other
Endorsing MANTONE tablets I
feel that l am not only helping hui
manity in my local practice, but help
ing to pave the way to a nationwide
ues of such a valuable prescription.
Iron is known to be the only real
blood builder by helping Nature to
increase and strengthen the red cor
puscles. Nux Vomica the only real
nerve food and stimulant. By the trio
we have a compound superior TO all
known drugs as a general tonic and
stimulant, suitable for all ages and
-all functional conditions
For the above reasons I feel that
MANTONE tablet sdeserve the highest
place as a builder Of humanity and
well worthy OF it's name.
(Signed) DIR. w. r. ARTHUR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-06
MONKEY CHEWS UP KING;
WOUND GETS INFECTED

ATHENS. Oct liking Aiexander's
tempersfure has risen a. q result Of
local infection that has appeared a.
result OF q monkey biting his ma
jesty. and tho court physicians are
giving him close attention, IL was
learned today. 81
rho monkey. which was a pet. and
a dog. were lighting when King Alex
Ander endeavored to separate them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
MOORE OFFERS
ATTRACTIVE BILL

tho Varieties or is1o. q musicai
act that has been accorded great
prais. on tho orph~um circuit ever
since itn long run at the New YORK
Palace theatre. will be the leading
attraction at the Moore for tho week
starting tomorrow afternoon tn"
large cast Is headed by Harry Rich
man and Jack waidron. assisted by
the warde sisters and Norma iiark.
There ln also a beauty chorus.
Glenn and jenkins. two exception
Al comedians, viii offer Working
fur tho Railroad comedy act
Joe Melville has a novelty per
lorna ncs that N guaranteed 70
please
Emily parreii IN singing como
fienn~.
Hugh Mccormick and Crnne Wal
lace excai tn high eiAAs venuilo'
auisrn-
Prank and MI, Britfon are S1
musicians.
The Pierre DeKoch Trio are nano
aua head balancsrr de lure.
These acts with the usual kino
grams. Topics Of the Day and con-
cert orchestra round gu, a bright bau'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
WILKES TO PRESENT
COMEDY DRAMA

why Marry Nat Goodwin lam
Gus comedy success. by Jesse Lynch
Williams. suggested from the story.
40 They Were Married" which ran
IN the seribner's magazine. VIII be
the n~rt offering Of tho Whken
players AZ the wilkes thsauc- START
ing with q matinee sunday.
Briefly the story has TO do WITH .
sesfmaa~ man who has two SISTERS
under HIS guardianship. The young
es, rsr,er Ia married off to chap who
has more money than brains. while
the elder sister remains single. ow'
ing 10 the fact TIA, the brother wants
10 marry her off for money ana not
love. In the meantime she meets
and fails In love with a young scisn'
It's, who IL iaboring In 'he iaeora-
tories OF an institution Of which her
brother 10 a trustee John cndeav'
ors IN every manner 90 break up the
love affair. However. when her
uncle. a breezy. Eood-naturcd indi'
vlduAi who has seen a lot OF the
world. puts In an appearance. things
change for the better an far a. the
young lovers are concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
LOVELY STAR AT
MET FOR FOUR DAYS

Edna Goodrich. known nationwide
as one Of the most beautiful women
OF the stage and screen. Will DO seen
in person at the Metropolitan ON
sunday evening for nm engagement
OF four days only, In ''BieepinH Part
nern." a gay farce direct from sue
censfui run OF seven months Mt the
nijou theatre, New York. This In
the only company playing this at.
traction on tour and tho original
production. IN fact. tho only prodtic-
ton ever bunt for this play In this
country will be seen In the local pres
entation. In tho selection OF and
taste for GOWNS. furr and jewels.
Miss Goodrich Ia. n reputation sec
ond In mona. and her wardrobe for
this production has been designed
and made BY Lady Duff Gordon
For the story OF tho play the
author has Invented one OF tho most
dol,cato and amusing triangicn ever
neen ON the stage. The husband has
a funny b<.ard dixie Bernard Shaw'A.
the lover ssayn). tho wife In chic and
charming and just tho sort OF VIE
that would need little affair when
she had such a husband. The other
man la an American. rosouicd and re.
hearted Ia the Partisan manner. He
lovos 60 love some pretty woman
Not too seriously. bit ever 20 ard
ently--for a while.
Around these three characters NE
aufhor haa written n highly AIuuAinE
farce
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MUSICAL COMEnY ACT
pANTAGES HEADLINER

The Melody Of Youth" musical
comedy offering reminiscent Of ife's
happlsst time. win headline tho new
weeks bill Mt tho Pantagcs. begin-
ming Monday rnatIncc. The ACT IN
GUIDES four boys and two Eirla
The Powells are known NJ one OF
ths most daredevil organizations In
vaudeville and their exploits on the
eight wire arc filled with thrills
Musical Moments offers two
very attractive girls IN tho parsons
of Marjorie Devere and Sally Taylor.
some dancing. eccentric comedy
and lively song numbers are n part
of the offering Of u. Iohrnuiicr-
called The syneopated Hotel
Tho Glri In the Air" ms may be
Imagined from the title. In an aerial
performance and the girl In question
II unusually dainty and accom-
pilahed-
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By Character or
Clothes Route?

Dear Miss Grey May I 10 allow.
ed small space In which TO answer
that very cynical letter signed Is. -
You no doubt have resolved many
answers from the male sex regarding
women's clothes. and tho lack OF
them destroying mems morals. and
the majority OF them DO blame the
women. Then back come tho girls
and call the men weakiinEs.
Now suppose We take the un-
biased view OF tho subject and both
male and female admit their short
eominrs and speak from tho purely
natural aide OF the question. leaving
out the usual likes and dlslikca OF
both parties
We all know. and u cannot b. de.
MED. that woman drcrses herself
TO attract her mate. whether she has
found him. or whether abe IN attn
seeking one. Now. here Is the dues-
ton. Does she wish 10 attract him
by displaying al much m possible
OF the beauty OF her figure. or rather
by the sweetness OF her disposition
and her main accomplishments
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Conpecticyf hiiiA

Conpecticvf hifia
THE LITTLE WARRIOR by Pei
ham GrcnyiIlo wodchouse- Comic
opera set 20 words.
THE JUNKNAN AND OTHER
POEMS. by Richard IL cailienns.
Graceful. IL not distinguished verse;
no, caviare. but certainly not Muiil.
teo sardines.
A SPRING WALK IN PROV
ENcE. by Archibald Marshall. A
ieisurely and fascinating stroll thru
the land OF tho oof and wang blank.
THE NEW WORLD. BY Frank
comerford. A book for all red
bloodcd Americans. ETC. etc. The
author has made a searching anal
ysis OF stoisheviun. etc. etc. He
points out the pcrtis. etc. ETC. and
offers q constructive program for
checking the Reds etc. etc. Whose
ultimate aim II worldwide revoiu
ton. etc. etc. etc.