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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
MOB At TACK |MPER|LS
MANY AMERICAN WOMEN
Guests at Hotel Adlon Arc Target Of
Concentrated Rush OF Sparti-
can Rabblc.
FIRING PRECIPITATEs RIOT
Baltic Troops Withdrawal Is Signal
for Onslaught OF Crowd, Directed
at Foreigners, Who Retire Terror
Stricken To Rooms.
my Associated prcss.J

BERLIN, March 19.-The waving OF
a handkerchief by woman from an
upper window OF the Hotel Adlon after
the departing Baltic troops yesterday
afternoon was the signal for a mob
attack upon the hotil and was fol-
lowed BY firing OF the troops on the
crowd, causing the death OF at least
SIN persons and the woundin. Of
fashionable hotel, which is the home
OF the alice missions, became an inn
s.S,shss hroxs.sa bos hSspi5s iS En,a Hth patients
AS the Baltic columns inarched d
away from the center OF the city they
we're Jeered by crowds, ->s, The end
swung. by. the people on the astreet
immediately turned their attention to
she Adlon. which Is unfavorubly known
10 the Working classes as the residence
o: entente representatives and other
foreigners and as the abiding place OF
sundry jCnkers and proiiteers.
nnltic Troops Fire on Mob.
Anticipating trouble, the MANAGE
ment had put an iron grating IN place
between the outer doors. Observing
the rnsn Of the mob against the hotel
reachcd the Brundenhurg Cate TO III,
,trrsartcn, couple OF hundred yards
aistant' turncd machine gun OH the
ncsseS assert shorts We're first fired from
the crowd at the troops. The CORES
pohucht, VINO was standing at the
timc at the entrance TO the Adlon.
failed to hear them
The terrified people. surging against
the grating as the machine gun opened,
sent it down with a crash ana the
crowd poured into the lobby. Three
persons who had hccn wounded out
side were brought into The lobby, which
was shortly cleared OF the untouched
invaders.
Scene Is Repeated.
virtually the same scene was re-
enacted ten minutes later when an
other detachment OF Baltic trooDs.
turning at the Brandenburg Gate, fred
departing shots from machine guns
into the crowd in front OF the AIlon.
The grating, which had been re-
placed, was again torn down by the
rush. This time n large number of
casualties resulted, fifteen wounded
being brought TO tho hotel Three
OF these wounded persons died later.
The majority OF tho guests in the
MOTEL including number OF Ameri-
can women took refuge in their rooms
h"hind douhle-boited doors, believing
~" hotcl would be sacked by tho mob
Among the guests of the hotel only n
few were daring enough TO venture
out into the dark streets last night 10
reach some of tho restaurants which
were re-opening. Nearly all went TO
bed hungry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
pRn-or >-------------------
MOTOR-B0AT SWAMPED
WHEN 1T STRUCK TOWLINE
"cport of \. y, y. AZ y. Railroad
mm ENrinins Tragedy

>-,,r,r-.-., = -N-''"S''i"t! j'TcSS.
,Noi,f cl.h. w, March la-'rhc re-
Pori today Of Boatmnstcr Edward
d.i,,l,,r dt!irnla,rdsoii, Of the New York. Phila
de! phia and Norfolk Railroad 1hat
moior.boat running withnui iIrb, q
carly thursday morning attempted TO
bnSs bars.o between railroad tug and
s,,. re, struck the ;owlnc and was
sM'inpcd, Is believed 10 solve tho
mystery of the drowning OF II. +,
bi,rhrdsieE. of Cleveland, Ohio. and mo
e,Snppcarance Of :, X. Elwcli and
men left Pine Beach in the mo,or-hoat
euneSdhN night. Bcardslcy's hoGv
was found floating in the harbor vns
mas been discovered
hIchardSon said after the collision
.hn Tug put back ana for three hours
SS.'rCncd the waters off Bush Blum
m"n or the boat. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
THOUSANDS or ALIENS
ARE LEA WING AMERICA
FOR HOMES nv EUROPE
Rate Of Exchange Aids 10
Bn,ing Power Of Their.
american Dollars.

WASHINGTON. March IL. - More
persons are leaving the United states
than ever before in history. with tho
exception OF tho period when thcro
was a steady stream Of khaki-clad
.hinG: trans 10 Europe.
In the first two weeks OF this month
more than 200 passports were issued
as compared with an average OF only
5000 PASSPORTS n year from 1912 TO
1918
Americans arc going all over the
world. according TO tho Information
which the State Depar;men: has as "a
result Of It's passport duties. and
travel is constantly on the increase.
In january OF this wear $4,000 pass
ports We're issued: in February the
number was / 900. and March is cx-
pectcd to total over 10000. Approx
mateiy 200 PASSPORTS are issued daily
TO Americans seeking rest and rccrea-
tion in Cuba.
Hundreds Of other passports arc be-
ing issued to persons wishing 30 re-
turn To Germany. Austria, Poland and
Hungary. The majority OF these are
heen employed rs lahorers in the
United states, and whose savings. in
The average run of eases, aggregate
between $1,000 and $4,000. They wish
70 return TO the old country because
thn rate of exchange changes them. in
the twink ling OF an eye. from the
rank OF a lowiy pro'etariat to that of
IL plutocrat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
LEAFLETS DISTRIBUTED
IN BERLIN NCITING
PEOPLE AGAINST JEWS
Baltic Troops Are 1ccused OF
Taking Leading Part in
Agitation.
[Ey Associnted pr.ss l

BERLIN. March ia sudden and
Widespread revival of the antt-Scmitic
movement made itself felt today when
NJ intervals throughout the day leaflets
we're distributed protesting against the
presence of Jews in public Office and
attempting tn intiamc tho pubiic mind
bY cartoons picturing The German pco-
PIE as starving in Il cage while we'll
ica ana prosperous Jewish merchants
look on aud are made 10 say Don't
Ieed The animals. Prominent jewish
residents are outspokcn in expressing
thoir serious apprehension over tho
recurrence OF the movement at this
time.
The Baltic troops which made such
SanSuinarS departure from the city
are accused OF taking l.ading part
IN the agitation, and numerous melting
handoilis are attributed 10 them.
Among the anti Semitic street sneak
crs were Baltic officers and enlisted
men.
Since the first German revolution IN
Novemhcr. l9Is; i has been cstimat ed
that about 10000 Jews fcom Russ In
Poland. Cialicia and East Prussin hav"
come COM; 70 Berlin; The Jewish popula-
tton or the capital now is estimated .,t
10000 persons. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
DRY AGENT GUILTY
IN BOOTLEG TRIAL
Jury Convicts J. J. Oliver of
Attempting to Sell Seized
Whisky.
RECOMMEND JAIL SENTENCE
Verdict Comes in Twenty
Minutes Following Three
Day Legal Battle.

J. J. Oliver state Prohibition Agent.
vas convicted by a jury OF his peers il.
Hastings Court. Part T.. last night of
ii charge o; violating the prohibition
law, ana his fnc WAS liAed at $50, with
a sentence Of one month III Jail. The
jury was GU, only twenty minutes.
Conviction came after q trial that
ionsumcd the major portion OF three
ilic jury az ~, O'Clock last night, after
SIX hours ana forty minutes Of ar;.u-
ment and summing up by Attorneys ~.
corac. and Louis .. Wcnd.nburr, coun-
sci iDr Oiivrr' ana Prosecuting -\ttor
ncE George L. Wisc.
Senator Mapp made tho usual mo-
ton TO set aside the verdict as con-
trary To the Law and the evidence. Sat
urday m9rning. ApriI II. at 10 o'clock.
WAS fixed upon as the date upon which
,hc motion will he heard by Judge
0l,rr again BnIicd.
The bail bond of Oliver Was renewed
IN the sum Of $5Gc, Senator Mapp going
sure,y Bond OF Lee Chase. associate
on mnchse. ihat o! oGerinS TO suli moon
shine whisky 20 William stuart col
or"d, !" West Baker street, likewise
was renewed, rev, J. sidney Peters
state Prohibition Cornnission1-, acting
as surety. Tile amoun; WAS the same
ne cIoSinS hours OF tho trial were
ma mar - scathing arraisnmcn,s of
,hr dry agents by COMMUNICATIVE
Atiorney Wise and Of ouicers Shinault
ana and Porter, who arrested tho prohiti-
burg. The dry agents were ''.on- con-
signed TO tho category OF ''bootleggcrsr
the appeliat!on applied 10 the police.
men by Pdnahurg ,
~. sciztd Lidnor IN Amelia.
Inc iiuuor which Oliver is alleged Ia
nave attempted 10 sell was sci%.d an
Il iirm owned h. - man named Dunnn
want in Amelia County.
"a rhr,,n
me still and a Guantity OF ''moonshinc'
Iipuor the prohibition agents found
nrolihition headquarters locked ana.
than leave 20 III. 'EGr .nyiasnnm as,ntement ra,her
and liable 10 theft. when AN informn,, y
ircguentiy alluded TO during the trjai
~ asenis iu'oT on iFnoiui ,n ,bo tinpsd% the dry
quantity OF case goods. they To- - ,,,n
iitauor in the automobile in which thev
,hS' phaouSmt ; ~ 10 Richmond and went to
tnolcrmen Shinault and Porter were
a. -, J,trac'ed .,! 10 the scene by failure of The
Of The 'nspec,0rs cn" LOTS to have the rear light
dencc adduced during the hcarin,
~, Charge Whisky Diimtrd.
sb;nn;, b;nr; MMi$e M charged ;hat the moon
ference being that IL had hocn ny M III
pered with by tho prol,ibitinn insn...-
r0rS nosc 20 20 increase Increase its quantity for pur-
iakSn from the same con,aincr i'it"?r
sSlu, showed u difference In aicho,i
rh fheht OF something over 80 prr cen,
thev were ,Sn Soo',on ,.;n agents charged that
tw'nich allegation also was nIImno, -
oS TIS senator ;,o Mapp. '''" 10
! " Henry. Nathanl l''Sir1 simon SVWsi'on'
GarthriEh; and James T. Law W. :.
scrnno cnsH 1sH OF Chase was set for ,ba
ings Court. Germ OF fiust-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
THREE OFFICERS ARE KILLED
BY SOLDIERS AND POLICE
soldiers In ArmOrcd Cur Threw Gre
hadcs and Police Opened Fire With
RiHcS or Victims.
Ry .Nssnclat,l prrss.l


BERLlN, Marcia tA.--In addition TO
thc shooting in front OF the Hotel 4Ad-
ION, IN which Il number OF persons were
Killed or maimcd, three officers were
wounded at ! O'Clock today by mem
hers OF the security police stationed at
the suardhouse OF the Brandenburr
Gate.
The police ordered an automoh;,.
bearing the officers. who were reported
10 have been members OF the Baltic
force which invaded Berlin, 10 halt
iherenpon a crowd surrounded the
car and the officers opened fire with re-
rolvcrS on civilians.
Three onlccrs Killed.
An arnored motor car appeared upon
the scene and the soldiers in Ii threw
hand grenades into the officers car.
aud simultaneously the police fred with
their rifles upon il. The three officers
feil dead and the other topple1 over,
wounded. - : , =
unter den linden was crowded at the
time. and the explosions OF the gre.
Mere woupdcd by the bursting missiles
and were taken for medical aid into
the Hotel Adion.
In the, early morning two. persons
IN disorders which ended In street
hghtinG.
There was much disorder last night
,nkthe outlying sections OF Berlin In
tne- -Workmen $, Districts east and north
OF ne city, aud even in the senni
fashionabic S0hoenenberg section, where
it is reported thar twelve urrarmed
army officers !eny'nE the city on truck
were dragged or tho vehicle by mob
and severely beaten and several OF
them killed. gf q
1t Is reported that Ceinnuntsts have
occupied i've railroad stations to tbsy
east OF Berlin. and tha, troops ars.
oems rushed taither In arrnersd cars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Uniform Production
Remedy For High Cost
IGv Associntcd rrnss1

CHICAGO. March iD.-Jniform
production throughout the year in
The manufacture Of clothing us "a
means Of Stabiiizing conditions I'm
the ricthinG tudUstry, and of Dre
rrnting further price advances, was
approved today ht u joint couvenfion
Of the National Association or Retail
ii0thicrS md tho National Associu-
ton OF Clothing Manufacturers.
Speakers suid uniform production
would eliminate losses cOnscuucnt
to scasons of nonprOducffOn In tho
riothinE Industry, u condition which
was declared cOntributinr fucfor
tn present prices.
The elimination OF all possible
wasir In distribution waa urged.
committee rcprcscnting Wholesale
study tho Distribute problem, md
to recommend II uniform system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
SiRUCK BY THREE BULLETS
POllCE OFFICER is UNHURT
NcSro ii@hwnyInnn Escape. After A.
tempting 10 Murder Newport
News Muu,
bE ASsDtialct l'rcsS

>.,,,,.,,- y! .NSso'Ih Ted I'rcsS.l
NPoisT NEWS. March ia
Tio1.9 HiShWaEinan early today frcd
I'VE Shots at i'atroiman BENJAMIN Rr,II
!0tu. or The city police force fron, ,
uiStAnrc OF only a few feet. amd. al.
,.ouSH the oihccr was struck by three
OF the bullets. lie escaped un,yS,,nn'' r"ire
one hhllet stopped after tearin,r =. :,
Snla!t Ss! metal cartridge case from Brad .
~" officers pistol but INTO bits ',,i,i,u
me third struck his handcum kew which
ne wore on tho front Of his 6cIt nnI
"vi,ectcd IT IN such a manner that If
only bruised the skin
rs bradford wrcnchcd the p,sto,
rom the negro the TWO remaining buI-
!etS were denccicd upward, ripping thc
.l'Sf" nat brim away. The highwaX
man men broke away and cscapeJ n ia.
running The ganilet OF a stream of
'cau 'tr oihccr sent after him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH
INSTITUTES DIVORCE SUIT
Magnificent Homc of the Family Rent
ell to Lcacnr OF Nations nv
Headquarters.
iBJ Associated Press. ]

LONDON. March I9.-Thc Duchess
Of Marlborough mas instituted u suit
Tor restitution Of conjuEal rights.
The petition of the duchess which is
the usual preliminary TO divorce in
England. apparently has caused no
SURPRISE in London. The Marlborourhs
have been separated for several years
tho duke spending most Of his time
az Birnhcim Castle. and the duchess
living in London. The two sons OF tho
couple have divided their time between
mother and father.
The magnificent London house Of
the duchess. which her father, vii
her. was not occupied during the war.
the duchess nrefcrrinE more simple
residence. The house recently was
ren TED Tor use as Offices by the league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Americans Must Enter
Germany at Own Risk
IBy UnIversnI S.r,ice.I

WASHINGTON, March I3.-su
civilian Americans. men and women
Who'arc in Germany were warmed of
The consequences OF entering that
country md told that their venture
would he at their own risl, when
they applied for puSspOrts. Il was
authoritntivcly announced here to
night.
because the United States IL tech
nicaIly at war with hrrmany, the
State Department at mo time has
been able To issue passport To
Germany. In q number of instances
however, Il issued persons pas suoriS
to Holland. belgium. Switzerland
and other German bOr,lerlund coun-
tries. In NIL of these eases, how
ever. the applicants were warned M
a matter OF precnutiOn of the in
ability of the United states to fur
ntSh American citizens with
adequate or immediate assistance il
danger arose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
EXPECT EBERT's RETURN
TO CAPITAL NEXT WEEK
,,', and His Entourngc Not Look ri
!" neriin Before SUNDAY,
Perhaps Inter.
LRy a ssociatnLrro.r

rI-pr = 'fEsbCIdtcN F'r0ss-
had i,aa IN. March la-Tho expectation
GniirIrh Tvrh .hat President Ebert ana his
Lii,,;ii uGriin today 10 join Gustav SosI,c
Sniimisier OF Defense. and Dr. Shircr
T,si,s,er ihnir sf OF Justice. and aid them in
=. IA niorinhtion o. from STUTTGART. hownvc-
IL % Inc, INC effect that the departure Of
nc nc Enert government to tho c4tit,i
,,n oen postponed. and that its an
; "ncc mere canno; bc expected no
ny, ro,t SE. STundaE. and possibly not until
According to present plans. III, Ma
Stuttgart in time TO attend :, nna,
lr, lns OF the Assembly in Berlin on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Party Leaders Express
Views on Treaty Vote



WASHINGTON, March In.-t-ot-
Io"'hS are statements obtained to-
niEht On Tic rejection 0r the treaty
from senator I"d.c. majority leader.
and Senator iiitchcoch uinorIty
lender:
senator lodge: The treaty il
zone. - has been rejected by the
senate aud sent baci> to the prc,i-
ucnt. Ir the President cLonscs TO
return II q" the senate, IL will have
10 go through the same proccsscs
aS before. lf IL gees 10 the senate
toreiSn HrlItious Committee Lc will
nave mighty hard time Scttin-.
u nni. IL the President desire, TO
ia%c campaign Of it the Ucpub-
meet il.
senator Hitchcock; nm glad tho
rh'!hca'i"h did not carry on tho
''"d;c reservations. but tho result
was abont what expected. II will
now mp 4" th" President. mud he
VIII have Ia take the initiative
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
BRYAN OPPOSES HITCHCOCK
IN NEBRASKA CAMPAIGN
Petitions for OPPOSING SCI. or Dot.
Entes to Democratic Convention
Arc Filled.
>.ro ~ NSsociatcd rress. ]

LINCOLN. NEB.. March 10 o-ro,i.
tions for opposing sets or dclocatrs
10 the Democratic National Convcn-
iion We're filed today with the Sccrc-
tary OF state. Ono list favors mo CIV
didacy for President Of United Stntn,
senator Gilbert N. IIitchcock: tho
other known as the Bryan slate. op-
poses hltchcock. The w. j. Brya.n
by Bryan himself
Complete opposing lists of district.
delegates were also filed. or tho
Twelve Bryan district delegates two
woman. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
LORD MAYOR OF CORK SHOT
Bullet Fired by -Four Masked Men
Who Later Escaped in
AutOm0biIc.
T.. NsSociatcd Prcss.

LONDON, March l9.--The Lord
Mayor OF Cork was shot dead at !,
O'Clock this morning. The revolver
was fired by masked persons whose
Identity is unknown. They entered
his residence aud after firing tho shot
escaped in an automobile.
The LORD Mayor Thomas MacGurin.
prominent Sim Foiner, was informed
after tho Easter rebellion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
ACCUSES LEGISLATORS
OF PROCURING LIQUORS
Mississippi Prohibition Commissiouer
Asks State Assembly to Reveal
Source Of 1IOnnsiinc Supp,y

Nv FNFN'I'.IaIHtI- 1'TGSS.
JACKSON. Miss. March Sayin;
he had reason to believe that in.
toXicatinC liquors arc being sold
Openly and hrazenly" 10 members OF
the Legislature, Ma ior ". Calvin
Wells. Federal prohibition commits
sioner for mississippi, today appealed
to tho lawmakers rs lawahiding
citizens to reveal the source OF their
''sunply."
The lower House last week voted
down a bill to appropriate funds Ia
aid the Federal authorities III running
down moonshincrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
DUTCH EXPECT RENEWAL
OF DEMANDS ON KAISER
Allied Note Asking Removal IL Looked
For by Hollands Officials Mt
The sIaguc,
Hy cniycrsal Service. |

,rt,,, =, LEY Universal Service
TIE HAGUE. March ia now allied
note is expected here. definitely de-
inahdihE the removal of tho cN-Eaiser
TO some distant spot as an exile In
formation 70 this effect is vouchcd for
by a reliable source.
Evidence that an 'cxtremcly close
guard has been placed by the Dutch
government over former Emperor vii.
liam was obtained today, Police o,Ii-
GERS were detailed TO follow him, n few
the garden OF tho Bentinck Castle here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
HUNDREDS SLAIN IN BERLIN REIGN OF TERROR
AMERICAN WONENAN GERMANY ARE IN PERIL
TREATY LACKS SEVEN VOTES IN FINAL TEST
Noske and Heine Resign
From the Ebert Ministry

Especial Universal Cable DiSpatch.I
bEKLfN. March I9.-Gustav Noske,
fbrrfS Minister of Defense, and Dr.
Is. w. W. ifcinc, rru>s;an Minister of
thr interior, have resigned. IL is re-
ported late this evening
President Ebert refused IN ucrept
Noskc's resignation.
designation of both NosI<r and
heimc WINS included in the demands
"' INC workers az conditions uppn
which they would call OFT the gen
Cral strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
WILSON FOR NOMINATION
'aff Expresses belief That Dcmo-
Gratis Way Nominate Present
Executive Third Timc

, ~ associated Press
.M.yiNST9H-SA W STD, LEN. \. C., March 10.
President Wilson be remominataI h,i uiu
he Democrats said former Presidcnt
fatt. who VIII lecture here toni~nt on
Amercanism and Bolshevism."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Stole sIO.OOo worth Of Rndiuu,

WASHINGTON, March I9.--Radium
stolen from the bureau Of Standards
here Wednesday night. 1t became
known today. The robbers were said
by the police to have entered tho b,i-
reau by means Of duplicate Keys, There
is no clue 70 their identity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
CATASTROPHE MAY BEFALL
GERMANY, STATES EBERT
says He In Not Forming n Coalition
Government with the Knpp

STUTTTAKT. March lg.--"1herc il
danger that u great catastrophe may
6Gfall our country" said Friedrich
iEnrrt, de jure national president,
here today. He added: eve are not
forming coalition with the Kanp
government. We are remaininr in
stuttgart pending settlement Of tho
disorders In Berlin"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Obj, river Iti.,n

ClNCINNATL OHIO. March 10
with the ONO River registering ~
teei tonigh,, the local Weather bureau
swell would so very little, if any. above
il'e 55-foot level. as fair weather ana
iowcr temperatures are indicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
SIR GILBERT PARKER SAYS
HE DREW HERO FROM LIFE

CIR GILBERT Parker the distinguished Canadian nove ano 1870,
private starring Bert Lytei ano
the role OF Charlie
IT, first time So 'ar az
of his celebrated romance {" OF" "'" CIV"
sewhethe the brilliant LAWYER .ha
in real
steele
ago
ked ahou fromo
is ca!
affected IN
-
ANALYTICAL mind and while NJ nA,rr
ther
in light OF
t.
rs ram 10 *.o
notorious Gr"s
Ma he larye rneh i
o
amazed
built the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
Can Do Many Things.

WI c. FIELDS, one Of the stars of
w. 'Ziegfeld Follies.'' was born
in Philadelphia in 1879. and at
the age of thirteen deserted his home
in an effort to try for fame on the
stage.
He made his debut as singer at
plymouth Park, a Philadelphia sub
urnan resort, following which he re-
turned to the Quaker city. and tor
several years sang at The various
clubs. When he WAS not employed on
the stage Fields devoted a great deal
of his time to practiclne the art OF
Juggling.
In 1900 he made his first appearance
as "A juggler at the Orpheum Theater
cess was SO pronounced that he was
weeks later he made his New York
debut at Roster 4 Riars Music Hall
on West 34th street continuing there
for the season.
During his New York appearance
r'jerds Ma signed tn appear in Lon
don. whore later his success war hu
dictated After his London triumph
.nr appeared in Paris. Rerlin. N's ma
ana all tho important cities OF tn"
continent - we'll as IN Africa. Ans
'ral', and Now Zealand, during his
foreign in-asion making tvs" loops
around tho world
In addition 10 being n jUsEl"r :
COMEDIAN singer and ia nrH =
Field is = cartoonist.