davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
De Gogorza Has Influenza.

T. Arthur Smith received a tele-
gram yesterday stating that Emilio
de Gogorza had been taken with
influenza and would not be able to
appear at the National Theater to-
morrow afternoon. This is the sec
ond time this season that Hines. has
prevented his appearance in Wash
ington.
John Kline, baritone, has been
engaged to substitute for de Co
gorza- New York critics give Mr..
Kline the highest praise, saying he
has exceptional taste, integrity and
ability; strong dramatic sense and
nice appreciation of musical
values.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
PAUlIST CHORISTERS.

An entirely new program has
been prepared by the Paulist Cho-
risters, who appear here next Sat
urday night, for a return engage
ment. They are to sing at the Lib
erty Hut. the proceeds to be devoted
to the fund Of $4,000 being raised
by the Catholic women's Service
Club to purchase the building and
ground occupied by the Catholic
Community House at sol Z street
northwest. Mr.. John Finnegan will
sing Mother Machree" and Come
Back to Erin" in addition to "Ah!
Moon of My Delight, from the
Persian Garden"
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
MASONIC AUDITORIUM.

Many hundreds OF people wereu
able to get seats for Lowell Thomas
production of Tho Last of the CRU
saders With Allenby in Palestine
and Arabia" so this authentic pic
torial and speaking record Of the
campaign in the Holy Land is back
in Washington this week for five
more performances at the Masonic
Auditorium.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
GARDEN.

Mae Murray and David Powell
were never seen to better adyan-
tage than in ''On with the Dance"
the photoplay by Ouida Bergere, at
Moore's Garden theater all this
week. "On With the Dance" gives
every indication of breaking all at
tendance records at the Garden. No
announcement has been made as to
next weeks attraction.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
Another Woman
Invades the Ranks
Of Film Directors

The ranks OF feminine motion pic
ture directors. once confined to two
women. Ida May Park and Lois
Weber, continue to expand. no doubt
as result Of the great success Of this
pair. Mrs. Sydney Drew and Lillian
Gish have been trying their hands at
the work in the East-Miss Gish with
her sister Dorothy. and Mrs. Drew
in a new series of comedies. Now
Mrs. Rupert Julian. professionally
known as Elsie Jane Wilson, will di-
rect Edith Roberts In her next pro-
duction-a refining of Clara Louise
Burnham's story. Jewel"
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
Letters of NAPOLEON.

Although he portrays the role of
a rabid anti-Napoleonist in "The
Purple Mask" at the Booth Theatre,
Leo Ditrichstein, the star of the
play, is the possessor of six letters
that were written by Napoleon dur
ing his Imprisonment at ST. Helena.
Mr.. Ditrichstein bought the letters
about ten years ago.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
DEGOGARZA-MASSON

T. Arthur Smith has received
telegraphic notice that Emilio de
Gogorza, the distinguished baritone,
who was to have appeared with
Greta Mason at the eighth OF the
Ten Star series of concerts at the
New National Theater Friday after
noon, has collapsed from influenza
and will be unable to appear.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
METROPOLITAN.

Owen Moore in "Piccadilly Jim," a
film version of the famous story and
play by p. G. Wodehouse, will con-
tlnue the chief attraction at Grand
airs Metropolitan Theater through
out the remaining days of the cur
rent week. Beginning next Sunday
fer the entire week, will be shown
S. Jay Kaufman's Greater Than
Fame, with Elaine Hammerstein in
the role of stellar Importance.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
Urgent Deficiency Bill
Ready for President

The Senate yesterday adopted the
conference report on the urgent de-
fciency bill. The Senate was forced
to agree to House action striking
out a 100000 appropriation for
repair of warships. The $4OO, 900
additional appropriation for the
Speedway Hospital. Chicago, re-
'mained In the bill. A million dol
lars asked by the customs service
Tor use in enforcing prohibition was
eliminated. The bill now goes to
The President.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
FOLLY.

Melody, mirth and beauty are the
chief ingredients offered in the
Social Follies," which is reg ste
to make its headquarters at the
Folly Theater- next week. John
Quigg Is scheduled to shoulder most
OF the comedy and he will be as
sisted by Ben Rubin. Others in
clude Ruth Addington, Margie
Coate, Madelyn Worth and Pooley.
Nsimola and MCGEE.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
GAYETY.

Al Reeves heads the cast Of
Reeves 1920 Revue" the coming
weeks attraction at the Gayety
Theater. 1t is an exceptionally i'm
pressive show. His support in
cludes Dick Fitzgerald. Jack Car
roll, Marcia Moore, Amanda Love,
Rubin and Rosa. Ada Morse, Flor
ence Wilkinson. and The Big Four
Ouartette." besides a chorus of
twenty.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
CRANDALL'S.

The Great Air Robbery" will be
shown for the first time in Wash
ington throughout the remaining
days of the, current week, with
Lieut.. Locklear in the chief role.
Beginning next Sunday and continu-
ing through Wednesday, will be
shown II. B. Warner in Haunting
Shadows" For the last three days
of next week Crandalrs announces
The Prodigal Wife," with Mary
Boland.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
A New Musieal Show.

Mi MI" q new musical comedy.
with a score by Adolph Phillip. COM
poser of adele" and Alma" and
book and lyrics by Edward A. Paul
ton and Mr.. Phillip, has gone into
rehearsal with a cast that includes
Fred Walton, Robert Pitkin and
Lefty Yorke. Lawrence Marsdon Is
staging the book and Bert French
the numbers. The show will play
Shubert theaters.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
COLUMBIA.

The photoplay attraction at
Loew's Columbia Theater for the
final three days of this week. begin
ming Thursday, will be "Out Yon-
der" the latest starring vehicle for
Olive Thomas. The attraction at
the Columbia for the first four days
OF next week, beginning Sunday,
will be her Elephant Man" a
charming and romantic story of cir
Gus life in which Shirley Mason Is
starred.
For the final three days Of next
week, beginning Thursday, the
columbia announces The Walk
ons. with May Allison in the chief
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
RIALTO.

Norma Talmadge in photo
graphic adaptation of Leroy Scott's
"A Daughter of Two Worlds" is
taxing the capacity OF Moore's Ri
alto theater this week. Next week
the Rialto presents a perturbation
of Sir Gilbert Parker's The Right
of Way" starring Bert Lytell sup
ported by a selected cast.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
WILSON'SPLEA
GOESUNHEEDED
West Virginia Senate Again
Rejects Women S Vote
Amendment.

Charleston, W. Va, March s.-A
motIon to reconsider the rejection
Of the Federal suffrage amendment
was defeated In the State senate
today. This disposes of the possi-
brity of ratification at the present
session OF the legislature
Following defeat of the bill Mon
day Senators fayoring suffrage
were stirred to action by President
wilson's request TO Senators Burr
Of Jefferson County. and Frazier
of Putnam County. that they swing
their support to the movement, and
the new vote resulted Both sena-
tors to whom wilson appeaied
voted against the measure Monday.
Wilson'S telegram to Frazier ana
Burr read:
May i not urge upon you the
importance to the whole country OF
the prompt ratification of the suf-
frage amendment and express hope
that you will find it possible to
lend your aid to this end?"
Three states Needed.
New York, March 3.-With the
Susan B. Anthony suffrage amend
ment already ratified in thirty-three'
states and ratification practically
assuredby two other State legisla-
lures, speculation here today GEN.
tered around the question of what
state would be the last to pass the
Federal amendment.
Gov. Hart, of Washington, yester-
day set March % for convening the
Coast States legislature to vote on
the question. Reports reaching suf-
frage headquarters here indicated
there is no doubt the measure will
be ratified by a big majority.
Look to Connecticut.
Women leaders look to Repub-
lican legislative members in Con-
necticut to force the calling of
session in that State to vote on suf-
frage. Should efforts fail there,
pressure will next be brought to
bear in Delaware and other south
eastern States.
states that have not yet accepted
or rejected the proposed amendment
are Connecticut, Delaware, Florida,
Louisiana, North Carolina, Tennes-
see, Vermont, Washington and West
Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
PALACE.

The attraction at Loew's Palace
Theater for the remaining days Of
the current week will be Black Is
White" in which Dorothy Dalton
has the role of chief Importance.
For the full week. beginning next
Sunday. the Palace offers as it's
featured star Miss Ethel Clayton in
Young Mrs. Winthrop" based on
the famous stage play of the same
name by Bronson Howard. The US
nal type of Palace added hits will
supplement the featured attraction,
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
NATIONAL.

Charles Dillingham; will present
THE New Dictator" a new musical
play, at the National Theater next
Monday night. The book and lvrics,
from the original of Richard Hard
ing Davis, are by Frank Craven,
who also plays the leading role. The
music Is by Silvio Helm and the
stage direction has been in the
hands of r. H. Burnside. The cast
includes Gladys Caldw ell, Flora Ia
bello, Marion Sunshine. Jed Prouty,
William Burress and others. !
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
Virginia House Defeats
Compensation Insurance

Richmond, Va, March S.-The
State fund compensation insurance
oill was defeated in the House to-
lay by vote of SO to IS.
The Senate voted to appropriate
$4,000 annually for the State pro-
hibition department for the next
Two years A conference with the
House to agree on a similar amount
will be arranged.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
KNICKERBOCKER.

The Fortune Hunter" wincheli
Smiths sensational success, with
Earle Williams in the stellar role,
VIII be shown at CrandaIrs Knick-
erbocker today and tomorrow. Sat-
urday only, Wallace Reid will be
pictured in Double Speed"
On Sunday and Monday, Elaine
Hammerstein will be screened in S.
Jay Kauffnan's Greater fhan
Fame" Tuesday and "Wednesday,
Bessie Barriscale in "The Luck Of
Geraldine Laird;s Thursday and
Friday, Marguerite Clark in "All-of-
a-Sudden, Peggy" Saturday, The
Six Best Cellars" with Bryant
Washburn.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
The Screen and
SageAnnounce
Their Programs
BELASCO.

Arthur Richman's romantic COM
edy, Not So Long Ago." comes to
the Belasco next week, beginning
Monday. r'Not So Long Ago Is q
love story Of romantic and enchant-
ing character. The cast Incl"ue>
Charles Able. sydney Blackmer,
Thomas Mitchell. c. Bailey Hick,
and Charles Gray.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
Sixteen Join Board of Trade.

Sixteen applications for member
ship In the Washington Board of
Trade we're passed on favorably at
meeting yesterday afternoon of
he membership committee. The
,ew members will be formally ad-
nitted to the board at the next
meeting of the directors.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04

first production from her own stu
dios, "A Modern Salome." suggested
by Oscar Wilde's celebrated poem.
to capacity audiences at Moore's
Strand theater this week. Starting
Sunday, Moore's Strand presents
Mary Miles Minter. in Judy OF
Rogues' Harbor." a perturbation OF
the famous novel OF the same name
by Grace Miller White.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
GARRICK.

Little Miss Charity" Edward
Clark's latest musical comedy con-
tribution. begins a weeks run at
the Garrick next Sunday night. The
music for the new play Is by s. r.
Henry and NJ. Savin and the excel
lent cast gathered together includes
Roy Gordon. Anne Sands, Lucy
Weston, William Halligan, william
Robyns and others. The play Is
based on q short story by Edgar S.
Franklin.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
B. F. KETTH'S.

Next week at, B. F. Keith's thea
ter there will be a co-star bill
headed by "Frivolics" and Talbot
O'FarreI:. George Choos will offer
Eddie Vogt in The Love Shop"
Others are Dale and Burch in The
Riding Master" Libonati. The
Syncopationist Supreme;" Jack In
glis. "A Whizz-Bang of JOY" The
Heart of Annie Wood" presented
by Eleanor Griffith and company;
Lucy Gillett. The Lady from
Delft" Topics of the Day" and
the kinograms.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
To Film Comedy.

The Gaumont company have just
completed arrangements with Harry
Wardell for the filming of several
of the principal scenes and dance
numbers of Victor Herbert's latest
musical success, MY Golden Girl"
at the Nora Bayes Theatre.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
POI'S.

Comstock and Gest's production
of Oscar Asche's "Chu Chin Chow"
a production In fourteen scenes. .
dozen ballets and with a cast and
ensemble of three hundred persons,
opens an engagement at Polls next
Sunday night. The cast for Ine
present engagement includes Lionel
Braham, Marjorie wood,> George
RaseIy. Eugene Cowles, Helen Gun
ther, Don w. Ferrandou, and others.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04

Anita Booth. who won the Motion
Picture Magazine" beauty contest,
has recently been added to the cast
of the Selznick production, The
Prince of Pines"
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04
STRAND.

Hope Hampton is prsssn,insN the,
The Washington herald., 1920-03-04

Public Ledger Service. }
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
ARTHUR JOSEPH
Changes Quarters In
Somerset

You can't Keep good man down.
Arthur Joseph who moved to Somsr-
set a few year, ago aud established
one o. the most up-to-date ladies
eady.to-wear stores IN that city has
Just moved into hi new quarters
said TO be the handsomcst IN Somerset
Here's what the Somerset Journal says
about IL:
The a. J Joseph Co, ladies ready
to-vear. has moved from the Smith
building 10 their new and handsome
quarters IN the Wait building former
ly occupied by the Kentucky Utilities
Co Mr. Joseph has spent consider.
able money In fixing up his new store
and Il j. one % the prettiest TO be
found IN this section % the state.
II is credit TO town much larger
than Somerset
Mr.. Joseph came 10 Somerset sew
eral years ago and built up a big
business by honest dealing and
courteous treatment He = a real
booster for Somerset
The new store room b. convenient
b arranged with dressing rooms.
sewing roms. fitting rooms and res,
room Mr. Joseph invites the pub.
lic to visit ms new quarter.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
Card Of Thanks.

To the relatives, friends and
neighbors. We wish to express our
sincere gratitude. for their kindness
shown during the illness and death Of
our beloved brother and husband
Such kindness will always be remem-
bered most gratefully.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Grow,
Mrs. l.. ID. Mitchell.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
JUDGE GILBERT
Looking After II j 5
Fences In This Coun-
ty. Having Great
Success.

Judge Ralph Gilbert has been IN
Garrard county for several days con-
ferring with MS friends and getting
acquainted with the democrats Of this
county in the interest Of his race for
the democratic nomination for Con-
gress. This county was claimed by
the friends Of Col Ripy by safe
majority but upon a canvas Of the
Democratic voters. Judge Gilbert's
friends claim that the counting Of
noses on August 9TH, the day Of the
Primary. Judge Gilbert will be far in
the lead here. The strength develop
ed here by Judge Gilbert will prove
great surprise TO his opponents in this
race and assures him the nomination.
The way that democrats who have
heretofore been non committal have
come out strong for Gilbert shows the
drift IN the district and discourages
the other candidates so much that his
friends claim that long before the
date Of the primary Judge Gilbert's
election will be conceded. He has
succeeded IN perfecting a good organ
zation here who will carry on a vigor-
Gus fight In his interest until the polls
are closed on August the 9TH. Judge
Gilbert's friends claim that since
Governor Cox has stated his position
or the liquor question and made Il
plain that the candidate for presi-
dent does not consider Il an issue in
the presidential contest but one TO be
settled In the congressional elections
that this distric, being dry he j. the
logical man 20 be nominated and j.
the stronges, Of the three candidates
20 pit against King Swope, the pres
ent Congressman from this district.
Judge Gilbert was greatly pleased az
the nomination Of Cox and Roosevelt
at Sar Francisco and thinks the Dem
ocratS have the strongest ticket ever
nominated by the party and tina;
they will win m November and that
Kentucky will be sure to be in the
Democratic column.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
Better Train
Service Wanted

Lexington, Ky..-Renewed efforts
20 get better train service between
Lexington aud Lancaster. Stanford.
Crab Orchard and other points in the
territory South Of Lexington, will
be made shortly by the Lexington
Board Of Commerce according TO
action taken recently by the board
OF directors o. the commercial body.
The matter has already been pre-
sented 70 railroad officials. who have
had the matter under consideration
and prepared to meet with officials
Of the Board Of Commece 20 20 in
to the matter in detail
A meeting will be arranged short.
~. propably in Lexington, where pro-
posed schedules will be submitted and
full hearing Of the matter held.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
5000 Jailed in
Stacker Hunt
FARM PURCHASES PRoBED

WASHINGTON. fIye thousand
draft-evaders have been convicted IN
Federal Courts and given sentences
% from thirty days 90 one year IN
prison. according 10 report. complied
recently at the Department ~ Jus.
tice Thirty thousand cases remain
10 be investigated. but officials said
today tina, rapid progress was being
made in rounding up the dchnqucnts
The figures. u was explained, do
not include cases Of persons who
we're called in the draft and desert
ed. a. such cases are handled by the
military authorities
So far approximately $4,000
cases % dslinquents--msn who sue
cseded IN avoiding actual entrance
into the serVice--hsVe been invest.
gated By the department out Of =
total Of 3is.3il reported The re
suit % the investigation show about
10000 cases of failure % register
and an equal number - question
aries.
About % per cent Of the men list
ed a. dehnquent's agents were found
by the departments agents to have
enlisted in the American or Allied
Armies without the knowledge Of
their local boards.
About 40 per cent % the draft
partment on the score Of the float
dodgers are accounted for by the de
ing population with no permanent
homes and some 20 per cent are con
sidered rs nonwillful delinquents who
failed TO perform their duty through
ignorance
The latter is made up Of cripples
and willful delinauents who inten-
tionAlly avoided service.
Careful attention is being given
false QUESTIONABLE returns, officials
declared. as well as cases where
wealthy men bought farms before the
call came and obtained deferred
classification on the ground Of neces
sary industry
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
How Cox Was
Nominated.

The Courer-Journai prints DIS
patch from San Francisco from one
Marx sullivan. under date Of July Z.
IN which the following appear
Doub,ls. the Republican paper,
will .ay that the bosses dominated the
convention and named Gov. Coz, aud
u !, tue They did. but several i'm
portant implis st,ons that ~ili he read
into that are not true.
Following this there Is good deal
about the support given Mr.. Cox
through the convention by the della
cations from New York and Illinois.
studied attempt 10 make It appear
that President Wilson sought 10 dom
mate the convention in the matter 81
a nomination and failed. and great
deal Of undeserved and purely mis-
chevous abuse Of Mr.. McAdoo. ac-
companied by references 10 MIR. Nc
Adoo's stupidity" during the con
vontion.
Mr.. McAdoo could not have been
guilty Of stupidity" at the oonven-
tion. for he was not there, and every
one knows that he refused to send a
single communication to single del
cgate during the convention. MIR. Me
Adoo had earnest support in that con
vention from men who declined to 40
Ia any other candidate, but u II not
true that the President sought TO take
a hand The President was interest
ed in the matter Of the platform, but
he was hands of" in the matter Of
the nomination.
And the assertion IN the Courier
Journal dispatch that Governor Cox
was named by the bosses" Is simply
inaccurate II Is true that the Tam.
many delegation from New York and
the Illinois delegation voted for Gov.
ernor Cox II is possible we wish
20 be absolutely frank that Cover.
nor Cox would not have been nom
mated without that support. But
New York and Illinois did not nomi.
nate Governor Cox. The proof OF
this is conclusive New York and
/ Illinois went 10 Cox on the third bal
lot; he was not nominated until tn,
forty fourth. Between the third bal
lot and the last Cox secured 800 snC
more votes from delegates who de
clined TO follow New York into IN,
band wagon early in the fight
Governor Cox was not nominated
by the bosses: he was nominated by
the delegates The battle was fought
out on the floor Of the convention
II anyone asks, was Cox the choic,
Of the delegates from the beginning
the answer must. OF course. be in IN,
negative. In the beginning the dele
gates were divided in opinion anS
could not agree; at the end Of a har,
fight more than two-thirds Of the del
egates decided that Cox was the prop
er man to unite upon. and his nomi
nation followed. Louisville Post.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
Big Day Planned By
Lancaster Chamber
OF Commerce

In order to bring about closer
business relations and get together
for good roads between the different
sections Of Garrard County and the
County Seats, a big day is planned
for August 18th. by the Lancaster
Chamber of Commerce. On this day
the principal business firms Of Ian
caster to the number Of so or more
intend 20 make a days tour of the
County, stopping at various places
with the Lancaster Band and have
talks with the country merchants and
farmers in each locality visited.
There will be number Of good
speakers 10 address the people az
each stop and plenty Of good music
Altogether an enjoyable day is anti
cipated by those who will make this
trip "a well as their neighbors and
friends upon whom the calls are TO be
made. In union there is strength and
by cooperation Of all Interests II is
felt that many desirable things will
be accomplished for the good Of the
county which cannot be secured in
any other way. The slogan will be
Boost for our own Home County"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
COX THE UN-
BEATABLE"
Says "Marse' Henry In
The Following to the
Courier Journal

To the Editor Of the Courier Journal
Write Il Cox the Unbeatable.
lie is a journalist and that means
a deal. The Lawyer Is a controver-
sialist, a logician, master Of doe
trines. theories, equities The Doctor
is healer. and more OF less a special
ist. The journalist Is an all-around
man of affairs.
That is what we require in a Pre-
sident Of the United States.
II will not be denied that Woodrow
Wilson Is a highly qualified man.
The record Of his Administration will
read well in history. II wished to
be critical should say that he is
too much the doctrine. too much the
humanitarian. too much the phrase
maker.
Cox is not Of this kidney. He is
a man among men. He has shown
himself ever "A practical man, a man
Of sense ana Judgment-who as the
saying puts 1t. has studied the cue
papers" and ascertained the differ
ence betwixt hawk and buzzard In
a word. he does things.
We want, we need. that sort Of
man in the White House.
Now comes the chance for the
Democrats Of Kentucky to get to-
gether, to wipe out the old scores
and. with a long pull. strong pull
and pull all together to line up once
more on the Resolutions Of '9s and
nfty-four-forty-or-fght.
Write It Cox the Unbeatable
Better get aboard the Band wag-
en-, boys!
Henry Watterson.