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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
Drr 6rxfttntahtt.

Ser Sereng1aube 6atiert nidt et-
ma aus DEM funf5ebnten nno ied-
aebnten S%abrbunoert, er lauft Biz
in Die Sabrtauienoe 5urud. $50
INNER Ser Menid on cine 8eiee.
lung Ser Natmr gla1bt, glaubt er
an Yeri0nli9feitel1, Sic NIT oieier
Maturieele in innigerem 3uiammen'
bange iteben. 9qrAm ipielen bel
Sen Maturbolfern Sic 3a,1berer itets
cine groBe @olle: fie itn6 Die Ier5.
tie un6 Selfer III Ser Scot, iie iino
aber aud l1nboloe un0 unglids.
bringer, oie man berbeirun, I'M 5u
idaoen, o6er au@ aufiudt, UNI bie
f@aoigen6en @influiie an6erer ob3u-
mebren.r u%riprungli@ itellt man if.
men mad, int @egenteil, iie genieBen
cine %beionoere 8erebrung, man be.
6arf ibrer: iie iin6 unentbebrlihe
&ilfsfrdfte 6es 8olfslebens. @enn
iie nebel bepirfen, 10 fins es un>
ausbleib1ide uebel, oie eben in ser
Matur ser @erbaltniiie ibren @run6
baben. Mamentlib in &riien 6es
8oltslebens nimu1t mart gu LINEN
feline 3ufludt, in 8eiten flimatii6er
N0te, Bel iibermaBiger 9iirre ODER
peroerbliben @egengiHen, ober ar1b
BEL feinolihen Mngriffen: iie baben
sic @eiiter Ser Matur ginitig gu
itimmen, iie baben sic @eiiter oes
nnbeils auf 6ie 6eiuoe gu lenfen.
5obal6 6as io5iale 2eben n
i%troffer entmidelt, miro man ibnen
cine belon6ere @te1lung antpeifen.
Snsbelon6ere mer1t 6as 9auptltngs'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
werbreununs elmer Sese (wsitte bes 10. Sabrbunoerts).

tum entitebt un6 Elm @egierungsge,
maltiger sic 3iigel in 6ie &ano
nimmt, muB ibr @irfen CUR Gent
fung 6es @taates in nabere 8e5::e>
bung treten.
SIT Ser Sdiuptling ielber Elm 3au-
berer o6er Sber5auberer> Damn tre-
ten feline &onflifte ein: Die @emalt
in 1einer &ano lit unbei6rdnft. 9aS
gelingt ibm aber muir ielten; meiit
muB er gelbeber laiien, 6aB neben
linn ein Seer bon 8rieitern beltebt,
uno muB iid oamit abfinoen, feline
@lugbeit 5minet ibn( es NIT oieier
md@tigen aaite ni6t 5u peroerben.
Mitunter fann er iie e%nt5tpeien uno
5u ser einen &laiie in 6reunoi@aft
treten, oie onoere in Sppoiition Itel-
len: iebt tritt ser unteri@ieo 3mt-
19en ri9tigem un6 falf6em 3auber
Elm, uno Sic f1li9en 8auberer GEL
ten ols ipitemotii6e nebeltater; man
perfolgt iie 11n6 fu9t iie a11s3urotten.
9os lit ser erite MnlaB ser 3a11be-
rer- un6 Serenperfolgung.
sat iih eiue &eligton NIT per-
1onli9en @ottbeiten -gebtloet, 10 be.
1teben ni9t felten sic 3auberer ols
leberbletbiel friiberer clearinghouse
1e fort; uno mabren6 man i'm allge'
metnen nidt mebr an Ole Natur.
geilter 9laYbt, bleiben bod ,nan9e
5puren 6ieies @laubens 5uriid, un6
6ieIe be5eidnet mo11 a1s Mberglau>
ben.
SIM flaljii6en Mltertnm fin6en
mir mannigfabe 5puren 6es &ber-
glaubens, oen @iauben an Sic
@olfsper5auberung, CIT Coulter,
@abriager uno abnliGes @elid)ter;;
mitunter pertrieR .uno itrafte man
iie, uno nantentli@ geIdab' es, tpenn
iie oen &aiiern gefabrltd eribienen
ull6 Dinge iiber 2eben uno SOB oes
Stootsoberbouptes ins @ere6e brad)=
ten; abcr bon elmer @erenberfolgung
inn eigentliden Gimme finoen mir
ni@ts.
Ser &ereng1allbe bat I'M Gbrtlten,
tum Nabrung gefunoe1 neil BON
Berlien ber ser @eoonfe oes 9ualiS<
mus, Sic Soee zines guten uno b.
ien Brin3ips, Der @laube on CUTE
u16 boie @eiiter @ingang fano. Sic
&eligion 3oroaIters bot oen 9eu'
felsgla1,ben Elm fir allcmal in sic
Gltlturtpelt gcbrad)t, n16 oieIer
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

belt bon Meni9en uno Eieret1 ether
&ere 5u5uidreiben, uno es entltano
nun 3mii6en Ser meni9lid)en &C.
ielli6aft uno ibr elm 8ampf auf Sc.
ben un6 500. Man oarf nt9t et'
mo- glauben, oaB erit firdJlide @in-
fluiie oieie &onflifte berbeifibrten;
a~lleroings baben Die 8eoanten, mel.
DIE sic 9ererei in elm 5pltem 5ra9.
ten uno Ole Merf5eiden ser Sere
flaiiifi5ieren at f0nnen glaubten,
unenolia bel geidaoet. Sober
lnfug miro f9limmer, penn CT
ipitematiid beidrieben miro, oen1
i'm SDitem finoet Der regelloie Mber-
CLAUDE feline &edtfertigung. @as
man at bpiteriiden @%rfabrunger
fannie, bas mar natiirli@ @ererei
un6 ale Mbnormitaten puroen Dem
boien @eiit un0 ieinem ginfluiie
5ugei6rieben. 59lieBli9 geniigte
irgen6ein a%uffdqtges 8etragen> Elm
abionoerlides 3uiammentreffen, elm
unbeoadtes @ort, um als Merf5ei.
den 6es Serentums gu oienen. @as
nunmebr folgte, ipottet ieoer Sc.
i9reibung. Safer &arls @alsge.
ri@tsoronung bon 1882 beltrafte Die
&ereret, iofern ite S6a6en bra@te,
init Dem 5euerto6, oenn iie NOR Got.
tesabtriinnigfeit; un6 nun = tpuroe
Die 8erfol9ung epioemiid. 9ie &C.
ididte Der folgenoen Sabre lit NIT
Slut gei6rieben. @enn mir. Die
@otsprotofoQe uno Ole @eridtsat.
ten iener 3eit> 5um 8eiipiel in
8iir3burg ooer audi in Den Greien
Sseidsitaoten Sffenburg, @engen.
tab, betrad)ter> 10 iduuoern mir
iiber 6en Mbermib, Ger ii9 bier auf,
6rangt; pie aus alien mogliden
Gorbeiten oie Mnf1age gegen 6ie
Screen 5uiammenge5immert tpuroe;
un6 6as @9limmite mar: per in
Die &anoe Ser Sulti5 fam, berfiel
obne peitcres 6em Senfer. go
tpuroe i1 einem Sale, Ger tDpii4
tpar, cine ek1ide @adersfrau in
0%ffenburg in idredliGer $aft &C.
Litter uno INNER bon 8eit 5u 8eit
6el Jolterung untermorfen. 8eim
&n5ieben Der &enterswerf5euge BE-
gam fe gu geiteben, Damn leugnete
iie tpie6er, uno 70 ging es Monate
fort, Big lie enolid miirbe uuroe
un6 &c Stat oas urtei1 ipraA. sic
tpur6e gum Ge1ertooe berurteilt,
v@ott fet Der 5ee1e qnG6ia".
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

@laube fan ben Deutf6en I'M fo
%gelegener, als iie in ibreu eign,u
Mptbert bon guten unb b0ien SGT
tern ipraden uno Der &an1pf 3tpi-
iden 9aloer uno &oour, 3tpiiten
06in uno 2ofi gum &auptbeitano
ibres @laubens geb0rte. Gie bo.
fen @eiiter muroen iebt nit Dent
Seufcl perjd)miitert, uno Der @la11,
be an Die b0ien 8auberer getpaun
11eue Mabrung. Sebt tpar n1a,t
ii@er, BOB oie @adbt oes Seufels
groB lit: 61r6 i'm fa1tr ser boie
3aubefer fairies l1nbeil FIFTEEN, un6
tuer oes 9eufels &ilfe baben miu,
Der peri9reibt iid ibm uno perleug.
net ieinen &eilan6.
@eger gn6e 6es finf5ebntert
Sabrbunoerts tpuroe in beridieoener
Seileu 9euti9lanos, Ser 5@nei3
unb Sberitaliens 6ieier @laube our
furdtbaren Seude. Souien6e bon
Meniden gloubten ii9 nit Dem Ecu.
fel perbtnoen 5u f0nnen, un6 in re.
gelloier @inbiloung tried man iih
NIT Sem b0ien @eiite berum un6
beriibte allen mogliden rtnfug.
Man gla1tbte Meni9en uno 3iere
franf un6 binfallig gu MAIDEN, Die
@rnte 3u beroerben, &eif &agel uno
@emitter berbei3al1bern gu fonnen,
uno in 5~itge1oien, tpuiten Bbanta-
fen folgte man Dem &eere 6es I'm.
bol6es nn6 fiigte ii6 ieiner idmut.
5igen @eife. Matirli@ mar 5ies
MIR Dos @ignaI fir Ben 8raud, lie.
oes l1ebel, ieoe Seitde, ie6e Rra11f.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
Aus bfr Gdtigkfit ofs 9trlintr ptrutsamtts.
6tfllt amb hen,1ast it htm Bitnat hra nirtathaftirhen 1utener-
aufha11a.

Dte 8erufsberatung gebort- nit
gu ben iiinglten @inri6tungen ser
itaatlt6en Suriorge. Grlber mar
cine @erufsberatung nidt n0ttg,
6enn ser 5obn folgte meift Ben
8ater in ieinen 8eruf als &auf-
mann, &anoperfer o6er 2anopirt,
6ie Eo6ter fan6 in ser &ausmirt'
i9aft genigen6 &aum our 8etati-
gung, uno Der ubrige Sell Der 8e-
b0lferung, fir ben 6as 8aterlano
feline g-rmerbsm0gli6feiten batte,
par our Nusman6erung ge5mungen.
Mit ser fortidreitenoen Sn6uitria-
.liiierung Deuti9lanos entitan6 6as
@roBgemerbe, uno Die @roBitd6te
5ogen nt6t n1r 6%enienigen Sell ser
8%ep0lferung, ser friiber a1s>
manoerte, an ii6, ion6ern aud cine
grobe Mn5abl 6%erienigen, 6ie fruber
I'M &an6pert o6er in ser 2anomirt,
ldaft bei6dftigt gepelen waren.
@abren6 sic 2an6mirt{@aft ii@ nit
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

S@mieriger geitaltet iid Die 8e.
ratung fir Die t0rperli9 un6 gel.
itig @normalen. Sier mttlien sic
8eoba6tun5en biel 9riinoli@e Jet uno
mfaiien6er borgenon1men un6
6nr@ t0rperli@c uno pip@ologiide
ltnteriu6ung ergan5t per6en. Da-
bel tperoen n%0tigenfals audi pipdo.
te@nii6e Brufungen our Seltltel-
lung 5um 8eiipiel bes G%arbenii1t.
mes, Ser Saitempfinoungen, 6eS Sc
6adtniiies u.i.m. borge11omn1en.
MQeroingS muilen sic grgebniiie
lolder unteriu9ungen porlidtig be-
urteilt, bepertet uno ourh 8eob-
adtungeu oes @lternbaufes un6 Ser
'Sbule ergan3t tperoen. Dte 9e1t-
ideu miiien ale, 6aB Ser mirti9aft-
li6e @ie0eraufbau ii9 11ur ourd-
fiibren laBt, menn iie auf alien Sir
b%eitsgebieten einen tu9tigen, tplQs
fdbrigen Nadmuds baben, rper1 iie
iiberan &ualitdtsarbeit our9 gut
ge9ulte &rafte poqbringen. 9arauf
min Die 8erufsberafung ginflub
geminneu.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

Gin @6uler, Der Mai@inenbauer tperz
ben n,odte, am &%raftneiler.
fremolanoiiden Mrbeitstraften be,
balf, iab ii@ oas Sanowerf gen0'
angt, fit geeigneten Madwltds al
2ebrlingen gu iorgen. 60 entitatt-
Sen 6ie erlten 8erufsberatungsitel-
len bel Sen Sanomerfstammern, SSr.
,1,tngen un6 6ergleiden. @abreno
6es &rieges folgten Damn cine gauge
&eiDe meiterer @inridtunger, gum
8eiiptel fir Sic 8erufsberatung Der
&rtegsbei@a6igten, &riegsmituen II.
(. No., 10 Dab idlieBlid, abnli@ mie
auf anoeren @ebieten, audi bier
cine grobe 3eriplitterung porlog.
So griff Ser Stoat elm uno per-
or6nete 6ur6 Sen GrlaB bonn IS.
@ar3 1919, 6ab ieoer Staot- uno
2anotreis perpfli6tet iei, Elm 8e-
rufsumt All errthten. 6aS sic Nufr
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

ell, Die in man9en bon %unfabigen
4erioner geletteten @r3tebuugsan.
italten oorfamen, bradten oie gan5e
Giiriorgeer5iebung in @erruf. @s
iebten ii9 Damn &eformen our@, Die
Den 5uriorge50gling aus einem
Strafling, alS oeu er 5tpar niat
nub oem @eieB, aber bel oer ublt.
den Beban6lun9 1ib betrahten
11ubte, au ei1e1m Sdusling madten,
pie er es nod Der Mnlidt oes sc.
iebeS batte iein iollen.
Mu1 Die Stoot Berlin lernte
aus oc, idlimn1cn @rfobrungen, Ole
1ie init Der bon ibr benutten Nnltalt
Mieltidtn gcn1adt batte. Sic BE-
rief gum 2eitel ibres in 2idtenber9
9eleacueu cieenen @r3icbunssbauies
(beute ~Ninocnbof" %genannt) i'm
Sabre 1914 in Der Herion 0eS fri.
bcren @uitors State einen @aoago.
gen, nit ocm ioaleih ein anoerer
Wtiit III Die oorber uid)t gut bclclt.
,ut,loete Mnitalt ein3og. Durd Die
,1cu errtdtete lanowirtihaftlid)e Ct.
3ityuu0sonltolt StruuesDof bel
@sobbeercu i'm areiS 9eltom, Die
i'm Mpril 1917 er0ffnet muroe, trug
@erliu cinen tuetteren Sell Der
Sdpulo alb, Die es ourd) etnitige In.
terluiiungsiunoen int 5iirioryeer'
5iebungsweIen auf it1 gelaoen butte.
Buu Setter oicicr eioeuortieen @r.
3icbungsltatte p,1roe @afe ernount.
Scr III 2idtenbero icin &9une,1 &C.
3ei0t bate uno wie gcIdaffen ihieu
fir sic 1tiIle uno uuouff9liQc CT.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
We, Der @orteuurbc,t.

6icbungsarbeit. ote eS in Der Gin.
1%ulnteit bon GtruDesbof gu letlten
Qult.
5trupesbot ebemalS Elm einfaAes
8ortpert oes @uten @putenoorf tit
beute cine Mnlaee, Die Mat, fait ein
tlcines .@r3iebutlgsoorf" ne11nen
t6nute. Weitub bon uQem Erei-.
b.l Der @roBltaot berlin ltegt in
martiiWid)lid)ter Mderlonofhaft ote
trvuuoli&e, Don einem l1brturm
istrrragte &0uferaruppe, sic ben bon
Wrobbceren. Der out tuenig belebter
&auoltraBe lib n%dbernoen @onoerer
aus ibren Biiibeu u1o Baumen ber-
ats sriBt. Sect blait falter @ino
ibcr bic tab.en Wiarten uno leeren
6eloer, Die 5trupeSbof umgeben
uno bon Der Multalt 1T @tgeuptrts
iAatt bebaut meroen. 4ber mer
Strunesbot CUR @rnte5eit bciud)te,
Der tonute idun DOT, meitem an Dem
ringsum ltd btetenoen Bilo emit
ger ,Eatigfeit erfenulen, oab oieie
Mltitalt bon einem fleiBigen 8olfden
beipobmt lit. Sic meiiten Der 100
bis $50 id;uientlailenen Sungen.
ow % oraubeu nebeu 60 bis Is
nod fd)ulptlidtieen ell, ibibenoes
Seim finocn fino b%raud:p1re Bur
id)e1l. Mngeleitet uno mltermieien
ourb iaHfunoi9e Wtainrel ihafien
ile tiidti9 in @arte1 UNI Nclo,
piliigen uno grahel1, (de1l unn , sm=
gen. boden uno iaten, mdben 81
treble u1O bub6eln a~artoffeln. Una
ile bringen Ole @rnte Elm in Dem
frob madbenoen Y%elpuBtietn, fiji, Sic
.@emeinibaft niibltd)e uno not,ren,
ol0e Mtbeit geleiitet 5u babeu.
6rob peroen fo0en Gle Suugch
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
Fin Erytftmngannrf.
HINT nfr stant Berlin III 6truurabnf ht Grnashtfrtn etupt-
rirqtpt.

Als 1900 oas preubiide Gurior.
geer3tebunss9eiet beidloiien m,troe,
fnipfte ma,1 6ara,, gro6e &offnun-
gen fir einen beiieren @rfolg oes
Samples gegen @erlpaDrloiung Der
SSugen6. Mber ,tur 5u balb nod
SSnfrofttreten oes @eiebes 5eigte iiA,
baB Die p%orban6enen @inri@tuugeu
our er3iebliden 8erforg1tng Ser
@dar gefabr6eter &inoer uno SSu>
oenoliden, Die ploblid in Giiriorge-
er5iebung iibermieien tu,,roe, redt
,1%n5uldngli6 maren. Mrge Mib.
griffe unb a1fiebenerreqenoe @reu-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

in Strupesbof! Gieier @e6al,te
oranst ii@ uns auf petn mir Die
4nitalt betreten. Mein, 6as lit tel
ne rMnltalt" in Dem alien uno baB-
li9en Sinn beS @ortes! Ser an.
beimelnoe @inorud, sen Dos aube.
re @elamtbilo ma6t, iteigert iid
i'm Snl,ern 6es baulid un6 gartne.
rid rei5poQen @eboftes. Sin ser
SteQe oes ebemaligen @ortperfes lit
cine @ruppe bon idmuden @ebal1'
Ben erridtet moroen, bon gar nidt
notwithstanding o%usieben6en Sauiern
fit Die @obnungen Der 3ogltnge
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

Jrau: 2iebiter 8err Meeiter, 10
is mein Mann mid, Ser lit 10 be-
ideioen, - nit cen Miuefen 2ebm
ur1b cen Guteno 5tee1c, ga bcbelt
er iih oie idn3e ISOLDE nit.
- Sic barten Sdaoel.
Ser Bauer: l1no gebt adt, oob ME
mono oen anoern nit bem Jlegel
ouf II 8opf trifft, es lino MIR
gelicbenel
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
fhei6enhei

Ut II & W OE1
oas B,treau zines Maurermeiiters
Sritt Gle Sran zines ibon felt lan-
gore. 3eit arbettsloien Maurerge,
icuen, nit ser 8ttte, ibren Mann
an5ultelen.
Wfeilter: @s tut mir let's, es lit
iekt ni9ts gu tun, au6 iino Die Mn=
fpriide ser @eieuen in Inbetrabt
>sr 3eitperbaltniiie nod piel gu. bod.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

fuden. 5don in 2idte11berg bate
er 6as geta,1 ourh g%inrid)tung BON
@lternfpredItun6en. Mnftalten mte
Strtpesbof fonncn oas perrlfene
@ort rSurioryeer3iebung" gu @b.
rem bringen. 5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

3iebcr beicelt. ollie, pom Gireftor
BIG gum iuiugiten @r5iebungsgebil-
fen, nolen ben 80glinoen ntd)ts an
oeres iein als Greunoe un6 8erater.
'Direttor @ate pflegt audi sic Ser.
biuoung nit @lteru, Die ieiuen @at
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
MR.. DUNCAN FRASER
TO WED FRENCH GIRL
Miss Clairette Bonyond to Be-
come His Bride.

News reached New York yesterday
from Paris of the engagement of Miss
Clairette Bonyond of Ussat. Aricge.
France. to Mr.. Duncan Frase- of Ards
ley-on- Hudson. y. Y. Mr.. Fraser has
been touring in France and Italy this
summer. The wedding will take place
soon at the home of the bride. He met
Miss Bonyond while abroad last year.
Mr.. Fraser Is a son of Mrs. Charles
D. Fraser of Ardsley- Hudson and
the late Mr.. Fraser. who for a number
OF years was connected with the United
States Steel Corporation in New rorlS
and Pittsburgh. He left Harvard in lis
Junior year when the United States went
into the war entered the Plattsbdrgn
training camp, where he received Lieu
tenants commission.
He went overseas with the Sixteenth
Infantry of the First Division and
served through several major engage
ments in 1918. He was severely wound
ed at Scissors. and the Distinguished
Service Cross was awarded to him by
the United States and the Croix de
Guer-e by France.
Upon his discharge from the hospital
he reentered the army In France and
served eight months afte- the armis-
tice. Immediately after his return he
finished his course at Harvard and re-
ceived his degree.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
FOR MISS HArER,s WEDDING.

Arrangements have been completed
for the marriage OF Miss Jean Stuart
Hafer OF Is Gramercy Park to Lieu
tenant-Commandcr F. +. NJ. Whiting. u.
s. N. on the afternoon of September
26 in St. Thomas's Church by the Rev.
DR.. Ernest VI. Stircs. The bride is n
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hafer.
Jr. The bridegroom, who Is aide TO
Capt. Vogcnsang. IL n son OF Mrs. Eliot
Butler Whiting of liz Riverside Drive.
Miss Hafcr will be attended by Mrs.
William Foster. Mrs. G. II. Reuter- and
tho Misses Katherine Monk and Marie
Meadows as bridesmaids, and Sarah and
Florence Whiting and Roland p. Whit
ing. Jr, nieces an nephew Of Lieutenant
Commander Whiting. as flower girls
and page.
The best man will be Lieutcnant-Com-
mander ID. w. Hamilton. L. :. NJ and
Commander Kenneth Whiting, L. s. n. /:
Lieutcnant-C r. T.. p. Elmer.
U. $. ~. Lieutenant-C Commander A. w.
Dunn. U. $. NJ; Lieut.. Il. s. Gibson. and
Messrs Butler Whiting and Robert II.
Green will be the ushers The reccp-
tion will be heidsin the brides home.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
SHERIFF KNOTT TO
ACT STAGE SHERIFF
Criticises Actor in 'Tangerine'
and Gets a NeU Job.

Members OF the Actors Equity AS
ISOLATION. who in future may stray into
the Ludlow street Jail because their
wives claim that they have not been
paying them allmony out of the munih-
cent salaries which their press agents
attribute to them. may be able to eX-
change fraternity grips with Sheriff
David II. Knott even as he leads them
behind the bars. For the Sheriff IS
now a member of the Equity and liable
to be called out on strike X the actors
ever stage another walkout.
The Sheriff was elected By the council
of the Equity last night because he IS TO
make his debut as an actor in a single
performance Of "Tangerine" at the
Casino some night next week. showing
how sincere and authoritative he can
be in the role of a sheriff AS the
Equity shop policy. which Is in force
with that company. forbids any members
OF the association to play with non
members, Sheriff Knott had to ride the
goat and be initiated.
1t is said that Sheriff Knott's decision
to make his stage debut grew out OF
frank criticism he made to Garlic
Carleton. producer. on the way the
sheriff in "Tangerine" played the role.
''If you think you can play 1t better
why don't you show US how?' the pro-
ducer replied.
'Tll go YOU" said Sheriff Dave and
called for a copy o. the play. He will
have a lot or lines 10 speak and a lot
OF business" too, and wants to be up
in the part. The date of the perform
ance when he Is 10 appear will be the
subject of another story. the press agent
said.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
FOR sHUBERT VAUDEVILLE.
Forty-fourth street Theatre Made
over for New Service.

The Forty-Fourth Street Theatre,
which will reopen next Monday with
the inauguration of Shubert Vaudeville,
has been redecorated throughout. prac-
tlcally made over into one of the most
luxurious OF vaudeville theatres. 1t Is
the second time within two years that
this theatre has been redecorated and
refurnIshed.
The lobby walls of kaiEstone have
been overlaid with pier glasses In Re-
nalssancc frames. The lobby ceiling has
been done In bronze and Illuminated by
crystal chandeliers. The color scheme Of
the interior Will be bronze. old gold and
black. carried out In carpets ana neng-
ings. The stage has special sets Of
scenes and new electrical equipment.
The dressing rooms have been renovated
and fitted with every comfort and mod
ern convenience for the artists. a new
executive staff has been engaged.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
"THE BLUE LAGOON' ON STAGE
A HIGHLY COLORED SPECTACLE
Play From South Seas Ro-
nance Awakens Interest
With Difficulty.

Some of the prevailing interest in the
South Seas as a locale OF fiction. more
or less. must be satisfied by the produce
ton Of the deliberate and highly colored
spectacle made by Norman MacOwan
and Charlton Mann from THE Blue
Lagoon" which won thousands of adj
mirers for It's author. II. De We're STAG
poole.
The adapters suppressed none Of the
most stirring incidents OF the book The
good ship Northumberland burned before
the eyes or the audience and the two
little passengers with their guardian
Irishman grew to youth on the yellow
sands Of the island to which they drifted.
All the episodes OF their life are pictured
In the four acts which include even a
tornado to clear the tropical air before
the end OF their romance.
These spectacles were made to follow
one another with little interruption. Un-
luckily they were somewhat outmoded
In the way they were revealed and they
were not shown moreover to advantage
in theatre as small as the Astor. In
which the Shuberts presented the piece
last night.
The first audience to witness THE
Blue Lagoon" contrived to retain It's
sclf-control remarkably well, in view OF
the unusual incidents it was Witnessing
Indeed, after the third act. In which
there had been a scene OF awakening
love acted wildly by Miss Frances Car
son and Harold French. the introduc-
tion of the third person in the shape OF
a castaway and his death at the hands
OF the indignant youth, there was com
plete calm among the spectators.
The castaway was not indeed taken
very seriously by anybody, but possibly
this is not the day for fat and insistent
lovers to awaken the emotions of the
public. Miss Carson and Mr.. French
played their idyllic scenes very engag-
ingly. Their love story was altogether
attractive.
During the earlier scenes the audi
ence began to suspect that possibly aftes
all the play was for children, since An
drew Lawlor and Lorna yolare incar-
mated the two castaways SO irresistibly.
Cecil Yapp gave strongly character
istic study of their old guardian. Read
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
NEWPORT WOULD BAR
CHEAP ADJUSTMENTS
Corporation Formed to Take
Ouer Public Beach.

Special Despatch TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. l., Sept. 14.--Society in
Newport Is up in arms against leasing
the public beach next year for a minia-
ture Coney Island. and to-day. following,
many meetings and speeches by commits
s.ons appointed to study the subject. a
new corporation was formed which will
bid for the lease next year. 1t Is called
the Eastons Beach Corporation. and
those at its head are the Rev. DR..
Rodercll Terry. Mrs. Harold Brown and
Mr.. George w. Batchellor. Jr.
Eastons Beach under the present man.
agefnent has been used to attract e%-
cursions from other cities. and 1t is said
that the cheap form of amusements as
well as circus features are detriment
to the class OF Vsitors that Newport
desires. The present effort on the part
of the new corporation Is backed by
most all of the owners OF houses here.