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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
IN
COUNTY JAIL
So Inmates to Enjoy Chicken
Dinner Tomorrow; Pres
ents viii be Exchanged.

ny otan Lofretponuent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 24-A
most unusual departure has been in
stituted in the county jail at New
Brunswick. where. through the ef-
forts OF Sheriff Elmer f. Wyckoff
Christmas will be observed by the in
mates in a very festive manner. The
sheriff contends that all those who
r confined in the county Jail have
not been proven guilty, and. because
some of them are only held there to
assure their presence In case of in
dictment. Christmas should be OBJ
served and made a cheerful as
possible.
At the present time there arc
thirty-six inmates, all OF whom viii
have a hearty chicken dinner tomor-
row. Assisted by the donations Of
several of the merchants and other
citizens, this has been made posi-.
Die. and to show that they are fully
ippreciative the inmates have eI-
pressed their intention Of giving
Christmas presents to the warden.
Albert Kuckner and all his Ave at
endants. Through the efforts of one
Merchant in New Brunswick. deco
htions have been loaned the sheriff
nd the Jail corridor has been trans
formed into an unacceptable
Christmas setting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
TO TAKE CARE OF NEEDY
IN F0RDS SECTION
BY Special Correspondent.
EORDC nA~ "a

BY Special Correspondent.
FORDS. Dec. 24:-All arrange.
ments are made and baskets are
ready to be given out to the needy
families in this place and through
out the township. The baskets each
contain O turkey and all the food
stuffs that go with a Christmas din
ner. There Is enough to supply a
family of FIVE in each portion given
q family and as much more will be
added as is necessary for a larger
family. 20
The township committee has IN
vestigated the families in need and
only those who are deserving will be
looked after to make their Christ
mas cheerful. The children will
also receive toys in the baskets to
add to the Joy they would not get
otherwise. The baskets will be
given out this afternoon or tomor-
row morning by those in charge OF
the arrangements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
DINNER
SERVED AT FACTORY

A Christmas dinner was served
by Corders & Company to their m
ployes at Spa Springs recently. The
table was daintily set and trimmed
with holly and flowers of the "a
son. and Mrs. Pfeiffer. the hostess,
gave all a warn welcome. The su-
perintendent. Modeto Lopesz was
the POSTMASTER of the occasion and
Joseph Perrine, assistant superin-
tendent. gave an address in which
he wished all present a Merry
Christmas and hoped all would o
operate in the year to come as had
been done in the past.
Among those who attended the
dinner were Misses Frances De-
blocker, Sophie JACKIE, Jessie Jor-
censor. Margaret Laskosky. Mar
garet Sullivan. Mary Dippy, Verna
Shornack. Anna Belko and Messrs.
Modesto Lopesz. Joseph Perrine,
James Bacha and Charles Dippy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
WOODBRIDGE CLASS
GIVES PLEASING PLAY

By Special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, Dec. 24:-The
Junior class OF the high school pre-
scented a splendid play before the
students and faculty at the high
school yesterday. School closed at
l o'clock and Immediately following
the members of the alumni associa-
ton and faculty were the guests of
the class at an informal reception
and banquet. at which there was
speechmaking and all had a general
good time.
The program of the pleasing en-
tertainment which the Junior class
so carefully prepared Is as follows:
Ave Maria-Violin Solo. George
Elias
Christmas -sons-Chorus. Junior
Girls.
Nazareth-sony, School.
Merry Christmas Time-Poem,
Mary Elias.
Christmas at Finnegan's Flat
Play. Act /. Junior Class.
Characters.
Patrick Finnegan, owner of the
fiat Helen Peck; Prof. Baton, a vio-
lihist. George Elias: Dan Dooley. a
policeman. August Demler; john,
a chauffeur. Patrick Boylan: Little
Tom. a pet of the fiat. Betty Budd:
Biddy Finnegan. Pats wife. Bessie
Duff: Miss Nsxersmile. a ledger.
Kathryn Romond; Mary. Little
Toms sister. Elsie Schrimpf; Miss
Goodheart. Santa Claus agent. Ber-
nice Weaver: some children who
live in Finnegan's fiat.
Synopsis.
Act I. Pats kitchen. Christmas
spirit.
Act II, the same, Christmas cele-
bration.
Fifth Nocturne-Piano Solo. Helen
Neary.
Good King wencelas-Song. School
Christmas at Finnegan's Flat-Act'
III. Junior Class.
Christmas Greetings from the Jun
Tor Class
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
STATE BANKING RESOURCES
INCREASE S74,015,974
BY Special Correspondent.

by special Correspondence.
TRENTON. Dec. 24.-From Now
ember II, 1919 to November Is,
1920, the of the banking
institutions of New Jersey increas-
ed to the grand total of $74.015.-
974.65, according to the statement
issued here today by Banking and
Insurance Commissioner Frank II.
Smith. The total resources on Nov
ember Is last were sS51,SS1,631.6S.
The statement covers ITS banks,
divided as follows: ia trust COM
panies. 81 savings banks and 81
state banks. The resources of the
trust companies on November is
last totalled $5e0,22S,555.93, an in
crease of S52,S46,93S.44 for the
year. The figures for the savings
banks were $2O7.191,44S.65. an add
vance of S11,949 ,037.76, and for the
state banks, $5S,916,627.1O. a jump
of s9,719,99S.45.
During the year given. the Bank
ing Commissioner reports that to-
tai deposits of s741,SS1,0 43.T1 were
placed with all the banks, an in
crease of $75,975.s26.46. Deposits
amounting to s504,904, 9SS,S5 were
made with the trust companies, an
increase of s65,74S,s74.12. Deposits
of the savings banks amounted to
$3.50. S2.390.7s. an advance of $11.-
N~367.s63.3S for the year. State
barIs had total deposits of s46,-
AH'HrH 81. a total increase of sS,-
S64.5SS.96.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Prefer New Charge

BY STAN Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 24:-
George Tenny. of New Brunswick.
n OF the three men who were ar
rested on the charge OF stealing
typewriters from the Raritan Arsen-
al. ID up on another charge pre-
ferred by r. Montalvo. Jr.. who al
ieges that on December 2 Tenny
stole a violin valued ar s24 and q
violin cas- Valued at 81? from the
store on Albany street. The action
OF the grand jury IL awaited in this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Children Of All Nations Are
Pleased With Their First
Christmas Party In Ame11cd

were OF q great variety. Going to
PIN Your Stocking on
the Fireplace" puzzles to interest
the older boys and numerous other
Christmas games. which with the
aid of an interpreter in each OF n
different. tongues spoken all the
children Joined in and had q very
merry time.
In the midst of the games Santa
Claus dashed in and the children
formed in line and received Their
presents Of candy, oranges, peanuts,
and Santa Claus dolls from the 'tree.
One little boy ~ so overjoyed that
he thought the Community House
Must be Santa Claus house."
The party which was given under
the direction Of Miss May Bergen,
assisted by Miss Lillian White, Miss
Helen Grannis and Mrs, Edith
Cruise for the purpose of impressing
O the children who for the first
time in their lives are seeing the
way that this great holiday - cele-
brated in America, the real meaning
and spirit of Christmas. MA really
we'll worth while besides being a
rare treat for the children who at
tended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
SOCIETY
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
At PHONE OFFICE

The commercial, trafic and plant
departments OF the New York Tele-
phone Company combined in a
Christmas celebration held in the
Office rest rooms last night.
Tasteful decorations with a prettily
decorated Christmas tree n
streamers of red and white made n
room most attractive. The guests
enjoyed dancing and each was pre-
sented with a gift from the tree with
an appropriate verse. Miss Helen
Schmidt, one of the operators. acted
as Santa Claus and presented n
gifts. Refreshments were served
late in the evening.
The party showed the spirit OF
good fellowship existing among the
departments of the company and
this means that cooperation will be
strengthened and the public will be
directly benefited.
Those present at the party were
Miss Olga Ziegert. of South River;
Misses Ellen Cougle, Engrid Ross
lend, Hansine Bundersen. Margaret
Osmundsen and Pauline Mergle and
Benjamin Hawkins. of T~ottenville;
Misses Julia Sullivan, June Whalen.
Grace Wheeler, Emma lager and
Louise Pateman. of Woodbridge;
Misses Agnes C. Burns. Anna Reddy,
Catherine Kelly, Marjorie De Russia.
Agnes Kerr. Helen Schmidt. Mary
Burns, Helen Lencheski, Minnie
Macleod. louise Wurgler. Margaret
McNam;/a. Ella Andersen. Helen
Kerwin Dorothy Sigman. Florence
Torrell, Gladys Dempsey Alice Do
Ian, Carolyn Nielsen. Ruth and Ma
rion Heiselberg. Nellie Robbins. Ha-
eel Drost. Bella Harrigan./ Marie
H~anderhan. Margaret Burke, Ger.
trude Feeney. Helen Meyers. Helen
Murdoch, Emma Nelson and Cecilia
Sang, Messrs. Theodore Spawn. Fer
ris Holloway, John Larkin and John
Larkin, Jr., of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
LODGES

The annual election Of officers
Of Perth Amboy Nest No. 1927. Or
der OF Owls. will take place tonight
at a meeting of the lodge, in Eagles
hall.
-valhalla Lodge No. 275. ODD
Fellows. held the second nomination
Of officers at Its meeting last night
al Odd Fellows hall.
The second nomination OF ON
GERS of Lawrence Lodge No. s., Odd
Fellows, will take place tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
ACTION HERE
FOLLOWING ACCIDENT

Suit for $500 damages has been
Instituted in the district court By
Ralph Roberts. of 495 Main street
Metuchen, through his attorney. ia
Cob NJ. Klein against Charles Kish
of Fords.~ The suit is the result Of
an automobile collision between a
car driven by Kish and another
driven by Roberts. It Is alleged by
Roberts that Kish was driving on
the wrong side of the road and ran
full force into his car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
CUT OUT FEW TRAINS
ON R. RS TOMORROW

Information given out at the tic
ket Office of the Central Railroad of
New Jersey here today was that all
trains would be operated over this
line tomorrow with the exception of
the 1884 morning train to New York
and the 5:3S and $3.50 from New
York which arrive here at GAL and
1927 respectively. The Point Pleas
ant express which leaves New York
about 5:30 will pick up the passen-
gers which usually travel on the
regular $3.50 train.
All Pennsylvania railroad trains
will run as scheduled, both from
the Central Railroad of New Jersey
station and the Pennsylvania station
in State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
HALF MILLION DOLLAR
FIRE IN HALIFAX

BY The Associated Press.
Halifax. N. s. Dec. "a. - A half
million dollar hre occurred in the
business section of Halifax today.
One building was destroyed and
several buildings badly damaged by
the flames.
Apparently starting in the Woods
were not discovered until they burst
through the root at 6 a. NJ. 1t was
two hours before they were brought
under control.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
TRAINERS STUDENTS
ANNIVERSARY PARTY

A reception and dance was held
Thursday afternoon by the students
i'll attendance al Trainers Business
College, in celebration of the sew
teenth anniversary of school. Sc
lections were played on the ~victrola
and Miss Ida Dressler, one of the
students. sang in a very pleasing
manner. After refreshments had
been served the students retired to
one of the large class rooms, taste
fully decorated for the occasion by
the senior male students, where
dancing completed q very enjoyable
afternoon.
These receptions are held peri
odically by the faculty and students
SO that the student body may be-
come we'll acquainted and thus fos-
ter a loyal spirit of cooperation.
veritably reaching beyond the walls
of the class room.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
DISAGREES IN
ARNSTEIN TRIAL

b. III Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-The
jury In the case of Jules w. (Nickyl
Arnstein, and others. reported TO
justice Gould In the district supreme
court today. that IL was unable TO
agree on a verdict after nineteen
hours elaboration. Justice Gould
discharged the jury and announced
a mistrial.
Tried with Arnstein were David
w. Sullivan. Norman 8. Bowles. and
Wyien w. Easteday. OF the Wash
ington brokerage firm of ID. W. Sui
Ivan and Company. They were
charged with conspiring to bring
stolen goods into the District of
Columbia from New York. No plans
were made for further action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Invite DOCTORS to service

The subject for the evening serv-
ice of the First Presbyterian church
Sunday, December 26. by Rev. Fred
erick II. Niedermeyer. pastor of the
church, will be Why Call the Doc
have been especially invited to at
tend this service. The sermon will
be one of exceptional interest not
only TO all the doctors but to anyone
else in the city who can attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Chargc Petty Larceny.

John Kurtz. seventeen years old.
OF cas- Cortland street. and Steve
Tolaska. seventeen years old, of 644
Cortland street, were summoned
into court this morning by Lehigh
Valley oficer Frank Clemens on a
petty larceny charge In connection
with the theft of coal from the Lee
Pickersgin fined both defendants
$40 each.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Honor woodbridge Pastor.
Special Correspondent.

WOODBRIDGE. Dec. 24-At the
close of the prayer meeting in the
Methodist church on "Wednesday
night. Rev. L. b. McMicklc,N the
pastor of the, church. was presented
with a purse of S1e2 from the Sun
DAY school and NUMEROUS friends
in the church. Rev. Mr.. McMickle
quite overwhelmed and X
his sincere appreciation of
the people's kindness in presenting
him with such a splendid gift.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
ASK EXTENSION OF
TIME ON r. R. RATE

By Inc Associated FTetS.
NEWARK. Dec. 24-The Public
Utilities Commission has requested
railroads operating in the state to
extend from Dec. 81 to Jan. 81. the
period in which rate increases on
road building material r to he
subject to the commissions final de-
termination in the matter. Higher
rates on this class of traffic now are
being collected by the railroads on
tire understanding tina. the rebate
will be made To shippers in case
the commission finds the increases
are un~warranted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Complete Rance Plans.

The BarbaIa Frietche GIFTS COM
'~'ea slams FOR their party which
shey will hold in the Community
a. Johnstone street next
-" ~ieht The girls received
the invitations for their friends and
p4anned several novel features for
this Christmas affair. After the
meeting they were served with re-
freshments of coffee and cake. s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24

KEYPORT. Dec. ~ Funeral
services for the late Mrs. Annie Oh
rig, wife of Julius Uhrig. were held
yesterday afternoon at Calvary NJ. e.
Church, at 2 o'clock. Rev. A c.
Brady o~ficiating, interment being IN
the family plot in Green Grove
Cemetery.
Mrs. NJ. Lester Terry and Mrs.
Fred L. Schildknecht rendered fav-
orite hymns, and Mrs. Schildknecht
rendered Face TO Face" Miss Annie
L. Tilton accompanying.
The bearers were George Pease,
Elmer f. Morris, George Roberts,
John Wiley, Samuel Smith and Dali
las G.. Young. Floral offerings were
beautiful and numerous.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
FIND ILLICIT STILL,
AT ATLANTIC CITY
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY. Dec. 24-pro-
hibition agents. assisted by city de-
tectives, s~unearthed an Illicit still
here early today and arrested Sam
uel Ruberson. aged fifty-five and
Lester Seigel. aged thirty. on a
charge OF moonshining. The still
had a capacity OF fifty gallons a day
and a in full operation when the
cficers entered. The prisoners We're
arraigned before U. s. Commission
Lewis this afternoon and held un-
der bail for the federal grand jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
WILSON WILL NOT
FREE EUGENE OEBS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-White
House officials were unable to say
whether President Wilson would
grant any Christmas pardons, but
they did say that the executive has
reiterated his determination not to
free Eugene ". Debs. who is serv-
ing a ten year sentence in the fed
eral penitentiary at Atlanta. for
violation of the espionage law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
DRINKS Fined Today,

Three drunks arrested by the To-
cal police yesterday and last night
were fined by the recorder this
morning. Harry Brady. no home.
arrested by Patrolman James No
Ian. was sentenced to serve thirty
days in the county Jail or pay q
fine OF $40. John Dobrosky OF 494
Cornell street. arrested by Patrol
mar Emil Koyen yesterday after
noon. was fined $40. and Joe Gall Of
Kreischervilie. arrested last night
by Patrolman Frank Tonghini. was
also fined $40.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
"MEANEST MAN" R0BS
KIDDIES OF PRESENTS

BRAINTREE, Mass, Dec. 24:-
The crime wave struck this town in
its softest spot. the Christmas tree
of the school children, and today the
Yuletide spirit OF good will to men
was mixed with a wish that the
towns meanest thief be brought to
justice. Four big trees hung with
toys. fruit, candy and the other good
things intended to bring JOY to the
stripped by a thief who came in the
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
WHlSKEY STILL IN CHURCH
CAUSES SMALL FIRE

By The Associated Press.
HANFORD. Wash, Dec. ID
Fire which broke out in a church
hove Yesterday vas declared by dep
uty sheriffs to have been caused by
seated whiskey still in full
operation in the basement. The
basement was rented by J. II.
Brooks. a butcher. for whom a war
rant has been issued on a charge of
operating a still. The church was
rot badly damaged by the IRE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
SINGED BOY TO
TEACH HIM LESSON

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Dec. a.
Singeing her little son yer a blas-
ing newspaper to keep him from
playing with fire was n of the dis
ciplines used by Mrs. Merrill Lyman,
according to testimony of her nus
band, in his divorce trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24

NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. "a. -
County Treasurer F. w. Hilker
mailed q check this morning
amounting to s120.916.2s to William
wylen w. yesterday, of the WASH
sex County's share of the state
road tax money. The amount is due
on December "a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Aviator Forced to land

airplane was damaged today whep
the pilot. Frank Palmer. made o
forced landing on the Sheepsheao
Bay racetrack because of engine
trouble. Palmer. flying from Nine.
ola to Beliefonte. Pa. was uninjursd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Small Robbery Reported

Patrolman Michael Burke re-
ceived a report from NJ. Buchak.
proprietor OF a butcher shop at ss1
Market street, that someone had
used a glass cutter on his window
last night and stole one loin of pork.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Santa at Story Hour

The children who attended the
weekly STORY hour" at the public
library were given a pleasant little
party yesterday Afternoon by Miss
Edith Myers. the children's hbrar,-
an. Miss Myers told the youngsters
appropriate stories, carols were sung
and games played. The children
were greatly surprised when an I'M
expected Santa Claus dropped in on
them and distributed candy and
fruit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-24
Auxiliary To Nee

Auxiliary To Meet
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Simpson
NJ. z. church will hold a business
meeting Monday afternoon at 81
o'clock in the lecture room OF the
church.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
EMPLOYMENT
Help wanted-FemaIe
OTELs NEED TRAINED WOMEN

HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN.
Big demand; we train you for high-salaried
positions in hotels, clubs, restaurants, cafe
terias and tearOoms; no previous experience
necessary; many graduates now making 50, 500
TO s. 900 year; dozens now own their own
hotels. Big pay; quick adva ncement; de
lghtful surroundings; easy hours; 6ne living;
free meals fascinating wOrk-these are only
few Of the many advantages Of this de-
lgbtful business. Course indorsed by Bilt-
more, COmmod--e, Waldorf-Astoria Ansonia
and other great hotels. which offer prefer
ence TO our students. Our graduates eagerly
sought everywhere. Get into this big paying
profession now. Course costs but few
cents day, LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOL, 1924 New York ave- Washington
d. c. sumo. We m fr.fT
YOUNG WOMEN WANTED TO LEARN
telephone operating; salary, SIT per week
10 start; 81 per week beginning Of fifth
week and regular increase thereafter
Lunches at cost and paid vacation each year
Apply at ROOM sO2. 72j 18Th st. NV. The
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
wIDOwER WITH FOUR LITTLE GIRLS
desires kind woman to keep house and
care for children. BON 1850. Herald Of
nee. Ocl7-3t
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
Deaths Reported

Henry knickmsn, II yrs, 2929 11th 81. NV.
Margaret Catherine Kaiser, 81, Providence
Hospital.
Bsrpch Israeli. 80. 1921 Conn. ave NV
John S. Mccall. T3, 5l1 9Th St Sc
Margaret A. Thompson, Sc. Garfield hos
Hsrrie Z. Thomas So 52OI5 L St ne.
George W. shaw, 50. Garfield Hospital
Lucy c. Edwards, "A, l54 II ST. ne
Theresa Beckert, IS. 122 Tth St Sc.
Sarah z. Turner. 5s. 35l 11th St Sc
Melvin b. Van Gender. Is, ~ 9Th st Sc
Edward Stevens. 90. Emergency Hospital.
William T. Bslderston, 20, George wash
inston Hospital.
Joseph Bordans, !, Sl4 c St Sc
Edward Ebert. mos. 32TO N st NV
Lola Timer Sheppard, -, $3.50 Volta
place NV.
Martha Bradshaw. 40, Freedmens Hospt
Irene Randall. SO. Garfield Hospital.
Marshall Gaines, jr., 13, ll07 AZ 81. sw.
Frederick Vass, 50, 1904 Seaton 81. nv.
Elmer johnson, 1. 429 st. NV.
Annie May Luckett, mos, 2l3 Sheridan
ava
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
IT | SEE BY
/
What, When, Where.

Conference. United Lutheran
Church, Luther Place Memorial
Church.
Dance. Lansburgh's Mutual Bene-
NJ Association, Arcade ballroom.
$50 y. m.
Meeting. Illinois State Society,
Thomson School, s p. m.
Annual Veterans Night" william
B. Cushing Camp. No. 80. Sons Of
Veterans, Ebbitt Hotel. p. m.
Dance. Jacob Jones Post. Ameri-
can Legion. 1900 Sixteenth street
northwest, s p. m.
Ladies Night" Carroll Council.
X. OF C, COL E street northwest,
p. m.
Meeting. Columbia Historical So
ciety, Cosmos Club. Sis p. m.
Meeting. AnthropologicaI Society
OF Washington, National Museum
4:4S p. m.
Meeting. Delaware State Society.
Wilson Normal schol. s p. m.
BalIoting on league Of nations.
Park View Community Center. p.
m.
Meeting. Massachusetts, State So
ciety. Thomson School, Sis p. m.
Dance. Mt, Vernon Council. No. 10.
Jr. o. L. A NJ, Eighth and + streets
northeast $50 p. m.
Meeting. Washington Restaurant
and Cafeteria Association. zoos r
street northwest, p. m.
Meeting. Harding Democratic
Club. COL z street northwest, 6 p. m.
Drill. Company &C.. D. c. NC
Az L street northwest. s p. m.
Opening Of postal station. 45Il
Wisconsin avenue.
Regular muster" Gen. Nelson A.
Miles Camp. No. !, United Spanish
War Veterans.
Amusements.
Garrick-WaIter Hampden in
Shakespearian repertoire.
Belasco-David Warheld in The
Return of Peter Grimm"
National-'"The AcquittaI."
Poli's-Florence Moore IN Break
fast in Bed"
B. F. Keith's-VsudevilIe.
Strand-Vaudeville and Films.
Gayety-"Jollities Of 1920"
Folly-"Monte Carlo Girls"
Loew's Palace-Ethel Clayton in
"A City Sparrow"
Moore's Rialto-"The North Winds
Malice"
Crandall's MetropoIitaU-Con
stance Talmadge in Good Refer
ences"
Moore's Garden-Thomas MciEhan
in "Ciyilian Clothes"
Loews Columbia-''The Great
Redemption"
CrandalIs knickcrboCkcr-Thon-
as Meighan in The Prince Chap
Crandall's-Clara KImbaIl Young
in "Mid-ChannCI"
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
Omaha Printer-Outlaws
Blufed Back to Jobs

Omaha, Neb, Oct. 1S.-Printing a
newspaper by means of photo en-
craving tYpewritten copy" was
successfully tried Sunday by the
Omaha Bee. thirty of whose printers
were on an outlaw" strike. The
entire first page was printed" in
this manner.
Under threats of losing their
cards, the fifty-five striking out
laws" who walked out at the Bee
and World Herald lastSThursday. re-
turned to work today.