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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
nEEllsEs aEouIslrIoN

JEFFERSON CITY. Dec. So
Governor Hyde today refused to
honor a requisition for the delivery
to Ohio OF Oliver Dougherty, under
arrest in ST Louis on n charge of
suspected completely in the recent
S26 900 robbery OF the Hamilton
county bank OF Cincinnati. Decem-
her ten. At n hearing last night
Dougherty produced witnesses and
n jail "blotter" showing he was in
iail in St. Louis county at the
time OF the robbery.
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IT.O..DlLAY'S KWIZ

Reg. Pdg. .. S. Pat. on.
Answers TO Yesterdays XVIII.
l.Henry David Thoreau was an
b meTican essayIst, critic and nat
firaIist, born 1917. died 1852, Au-
nor of "walden. or Life In the
Woods"
Ia. A "typhoon" is a wind nj cT-
etonic force and extraordinary yIo'
hence, properly SO called only whed
Occurring In the China Sea.
3. Wax Is iusoluhle in water
"Mineral wool" is a substance
sntwardIy resembling wool. which
made by subjecting furnace Stag
dor certain rocksl while molten. 10
4 strong blast. Being both insect
proof and fFre.proof il forms de-
9trable packing for walls, covering
for steam.hoilers, etc.
5. 'Peg WoffinEton" (Margaret
vas british actress. born in Dab.
I'M in TIA, She was very much
fought after. due to her great
charm. She Is the heroine Of
aeade's ''Peg Woffingto
4 n g. "A radical is a person who holds
8&xtreme theories or advocates ex.
4gfEHEuGt LuGh6ulGs POI AI+A'NA - "PSH
SocIaI or political reform,
u. Harrisburg is the capital Of
Pennsylvania.
s: Henrik Ibsen wrote Peer
! aynt."
S.9. Hell Kate" is a narrow rocky
in the East River. New
EsSyork city. which was form arlv very
I dangerous to navigation. and the
Meme OF many disasters. until some
sat the rocks were blasted away in
1885.
y 10: "Helvetla" was the ancient
Latin name OF Switzerland 1t is
stu used POLITICALLY.
I; New Questions.
Who invented wireless teleg'
Wlep viii next Easter oc-
what is III state flower fo-
New York?
witch is larger. Texas or Asia
So, as the Battle of Mara,
IL md who won it?
meant by "hahcas
&, " as London Euslard.
HnuuEed:
s. What are the chief industries
OF the state Of Pennsylvania
8. Who was robin Hood
10. Who wrote the novel Main
Street?"
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NEGOTIATIONS ON.

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 3o.-NeSo.
tiations between the Mexican gov
eminent, bankers and the oil inter
ests are continuing according to an
announcement by Secretary Dc La
Huerta. A favorable settlement OF
international financial problems"
is expected within short time, he
said.
The secretary's statement was is
sued after the publication yester.
day by the newspaper FL Democratic
of an editorial declaring that the
negotiations had fRi1ad.
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SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

NEW HAVEN. tCouh., Dec. So
Announcement is made Of the an
preparation of Sl,82OCOO for ne"
building for the Yale school o.
medicine. TO be known as the Ster'
ling Hall Of Medicine. The APP
preparation was made from funds
left to Yale by John ". Seerii0R'
New York lawyer, who died In
1918. He worked his way through
Vale. lie will gIvo his entire for
tune, estimated at more than nf-
teer million dollars 10 the uni
vcrsity.
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RESUME RELATIONS.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Dec, 30.-Bul'
saria and Jugo- Slovia have decided
TO resume normal diplomatic rela.
lions. according to an announce
ment issued here today. Resump'
ton of relations has been held in
allegiance since the termination Of
the war because OF disagreemenCs
between The two governments con.
cerning falfIllment OF certain pro-
visions OF the treaty Of Neuilly.
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Cargo Of Butter
Shipped by Rail.
sAN -FRANCIsCO. Dec- a0.-Tha

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 30.-The
largest shipment OF butter eve"
1ade by rail from this port started
for New York and other eastern
points today. II was 400, 0SS
pounds. IS car loads. all part OF a
recent shipment from Australia and
New Zealand, under whose impact
the local markets still arc falling.
Seven hundred thousand pounds
more OF the shipment remain IL
storage here and portions OF this
will be sent east later in individual
car load lots. 1t was said. Extra
choice butter was quoted in pro.
duce exchange here today at 40
cents a pound. 1.2 cents pound
less than a week ago.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
WRIT GRANTED

CHARLESTON, Dec. 3O.-Writs
OF appeal were granted by the
supreme court today In the case OF
West Virginia Power and Transmits.
sion company against Mary E.
Weight and others from Mouonga-
liz. county and in the case of Glen
sentenced to Pocahon-
tas county Jail on charges OF hnv-
Ing LIQUOR In his possession!
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q. DEAR MED

BOSTON. Dec. Gothic board Of
dire-tors OF the First Church Of
Christ (Sclcntists) today announced
the removal Of the board Of trus-
tees OF the Christian Science Pun.
fishing society. The trustees a.
the same time insisted that they
were still In office and that tbs
fact that their designations hat
been offered to the supreme cours
placed Jurisdiction solely in the
courts hands.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
mnMEM IN CONTROL

TRENTON. De-. 30.-ArtIcles OF
incorporation for the Betsy Ross
EuildinG anu Loan association. oc
$cwark. the first ot its kind com
posed solely OF women were APP
proved today by the state banking
and insurance commissioner. Every
officer oi tho new association. in
Guiding the board Of management.
* a woman
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GIBSON TO MARRY.

BRUSSELS, Dec. 30.--The wed.
ding Of Hugh S. Gibson. American
minister to Poland to MmlN ReyH.
items will take place in this CITY
February lG, it was announced to-
day.
Mmle. Reyntiens is the daughter
OF n former Belgian court official
who was friend OF King Leopold
III. They became acquainted dur
ing the war,
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F. |. & v. COAL
lcon,inucd from page oncl

division. f. & o.; 81 OF the West
EN- MaFH land and =04 on the MOL
onSuhela' There were IL less
c"iptteS ordered today than Thurs
day 50 that the production today
VII! not reach the 800 car mark on
the three railroads.
Forty "mpties have been oTo"Ten
on the charleston DIVISION r. X o.
while the MINES along inc M"noh-
E;Lhcla railway III Pennsylvania Of
dcTcd ~ er!pt!eS'
Gets Lake Fuel Co.
According 10 reports received
here the Consolidation Coal Co.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
Carpenters Favor
Cut in Clarksburg

Clarksourg carpenters agreed to
accept Voluntarily ii wage cut o!
4 dollar day beginning January
at meeting of Local 236. At pres
ent the carpenters receive IS day
for eight hours work. The reduc-
ton IS twelve and Il half cents an
hour.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
LTBERTY BONDS

NEW NORK. Dec. 20 Bonds
at noon: First Is 96.S@ bid;
second as $500 first 41Is 97.l0;
second i14s $3.50; third AS
$3.50; fourth AIS 9T.30; victory
3&s lO0.OG; victory 4a4 S 10O0S.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

PITTSBURGH, Dec @G.--tloGs
receipts 1000 lower. Ieavies $3.50:
heavy yorkers 5000 s. Is; light
workers. and pigs SIS 5o@s.75.
Sheep and lambs receipts 1900,
steady Ton sheep So 80; top
lambs $12 co lower.
Calves receipts S cents lower.
top IS 90
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

NOTE-Thc above comments arc
furnished by the Movie Censorship
Committee of The WomdnS Club of
FanmonL.. The West VrRinian
does moi assume any responsibility
for the opinions expressed ttcrc;q.-
The Editor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

2s. Fairmont Pasquale Massullo.
,26, Fairmont, and Ftlomena Mauzt
II DomenIco, 81, Monongah. Earl
Jordan, rs, FaIrlnont. and Octavia
Geraldine Shaw, Il, Fairmont. c.
". Shaw, father OF Octavia Geral-
dine Shaw, gave his consent in
writing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

Was In TOWN.. C. Storer. Of
the Crossman Construction Co..
Brownsville, Pa. was in Fairmont
yesterday He is making arrange
ments to remove some o! the prop
crty which the company had ID
Fairmont since 1t erected the con-
crete railroad bridge OF the Monon-
gahela railway which spans the
lower part OF Newton street.
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.hOgg 81 .O0@7. Is; pigs .un

hogs 81 .oc@715; pigs uneyoniy
lower.
Sheep receipts 10000; generally
steady: some medium fat lambs
25 cents lower: fat lambs top
early to packers S11 so; shippers
took one load at $l1 rs; good 10
choice shippers SIC. so; good los
pound ewes IS 40; few at $3.50;
one loud feeder lambs steady at
$40 so.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

CHICAGO. Dec. &0--E. l.. WaE-
ncr. president OF f. L. Wagner
and company, which suspended
business today, issued statement
criticiziug the New York stock
exchange. He said the exchange
had promised to take no action
until after 2:l5 O'Clock this after
noon. but had failed TO keep the
promise. ......
L. W. Wagner and Company. ne
said. were long on stocks which
are being closed out.
The grain division Of the COM
pany one of the largest brokerage
house here was closed out in the
regular way. The company was
long 100000 bushels of corn.
3,010.OOO bushels Of w1eat: p
100000 bushels OF oats and
100000 bushels OF rye.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

clarksburg officer Here : Con
stable Moone, OF Clarksburg, we'll
known Harrison county constable.
came to FaIrmont this afternoon
to take custody OF o. D. Henkle,
who was arrested by city officers
this morning charged with passing
bad checks on a Buckhannon bank.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

A Patient-Grace zinn Of Cedar
street underwent an operation for
the removal OF her tonsils and ado :
noids at Cook hospital today
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. De-. so Butter un-
changed. Eggs unsettled; receipts
A.4o2 cases: frsts - .: ordinary
frs's ~ n 80; miscellaneous 30
. f.: refrigerator firsts 80.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

!. m Gets IS GOO VerdEct--Mrs. T, Don.
l Did Fenhagen was allowed a verdict
S95fS IS 900 against the Hone Natural
Sf5Ss company by a circuit court
jnry late yesterday afternoon TO-
Injuries she is alleged to have re-
ceiyed when au auto truck OF the
defendant company struck Der in
August, 1920, on the Barrackville
soad.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

United States marine band IS
more than 4 century old.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

~ PoStoffIee Closed-The nostoffiCe
VIII be closed Monday in observ.
5ance OF New Years day. The stamp
and general delivery windows Will
: be open from 5 to 10 o'clock, and
che; mails Will DO dispatched but
There will be no delivery.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
Wagner Company
Suspends Trade

NEW YORK, Dec. 30---Failure
OF the firm of L. w. Wagner and
company of this city was announc-
ei today from the rostTum Of the
.%ew York Stock Exchange.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

Bqrnstorners Win AsaIn-Anoth-
far. game was won by the West Viz
EfnIa transforming team at the
GGSqroll club court at Wheeling last
Night when the college stars de-
HESafed the Knights OF Columbus
team by score Of 1926. Tho play
3IngSof Captain Kiger and the Hill
brothers was the feature Of the
game. Tonight the transforming
team win play at Wellsburg.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
THE WEATHEh

Warmer tonight
and Friday
Local Readings.
Greed 6olyard. OBJ
Temperature at
s u. N. today, %
Weather yes ,ec.
day. fair: tom.
perature maxi
mum, 30; mini
mum. 20: p"ccipi.
tation, trace.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

Cut OUT tho ptcmre on al lou
fdiSd, Then carefully toId cot1ed
IIBS - its entire length. Then
dotted line 2. and so on. Fold each
eeE16n underneath accurately.
Sgnen completed turn over anti
ou'tl flRd q surprising result. Save
E9s pictures,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

Washington. p. c.. has 30 parks
with a combined area of $500 acres.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

Fleming lmProVes-The condition
-pt George w. Fleming who Is i'll
~ tho Roosevelt hospital In New
York, following an operation for
appendlcitis. Is more favorable NJ
CHS time a message TO that object
having been received today. At
tSndIng physicians express sreat
tBicauon over his condition.
Nh Fle4aing alas been able TO re-
10 nourishment for several hours.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

Marriage Licences = The follow
a8is marriage licenses were issued
II the office OF Lee n. SatterfIeld,
county clerk. today: Joe Wade,
cred ,widower, 4s, BarrackyilIe,
fide Amanda Hunt. colored, widow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

PERFECT PROTECTION.
As for God. his way is
perfect; the word Of the Lord
is tried: he is buckIer to all
them that tn,st in him
Samuel 1881.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

y s. What are the chief industries
of the state OF Pennsylvania
8. Who was robin Food?"
10. Who wrote the novel "Mau
street,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

/ pisseetss and C4awlt ia1s. seselvsa Y !.
sexved appt4uos AAA naIA1 fGqs sssaIls
Tho Auai2Meo seemed eeneaanlly rs.
lighted With AW1ttx Drpa1ness rhici
preeensed = speeAsAtoa ~ tAN 1eveIlesi
wa!tses 6k rocent yssfs Ii afkhe opers
and musical eAan4dy. "The P{nk f.savs
was daintilx done " Adsls Newssnd,
May Naudain ala 'sSAn ToyS: 0Yaec
La Rue kavs "I1nxsmbourRA, HlenchS
OnhslS vas reiesmsd In 1Ths CAoce.
kase SoIdier, - also WAS MAtxars1
kslda n "Cypsx Levs"s vtyienna &seal
ssqfessntsd "Ths Merry WiAcv." and
Julian Elf!ngs PUT ehe hast touches Ga
z vesy snsctivs number With "Ths
MsmcHss.s = pageant inspired b.
plays o. 0hsk~speAra. wAs sAe NEST
pretensieus prssertmens a. . perform
and Actresses. This consisted Of :
SERIES Of tablsans from Shak4spea rear
dramas. with Nance 0'Ns;l IS MemSry
rendssan9 spprrpriats lines from the
plays ~ the characters appeared.
Scenes Fsem SAak1speaNs
Nrst . scene frena The Tempest
was pSssentHd. With Gsnsvisye Tstin a.
Peggy Wood ana Arthrr H1rsn Is.
ppssrsa as imeeen and Isehams. from
.Cymbeitne." Alma Rubens as Cor
della, With John Cope % King Lear.
xe.e very effective. From "A Winters
1:is" Elsie MeKaye appeared - Her
miene and Bruce McRae ~ LeAnAeY.
From "As You Like Il" Rosalind was
portrayed by Madge Leasing and Or
!ardo by Conway Tearle. Lillian AL
bertson did Beatrice and Norman
Trevor appeared ~ Benedict, 1ron
Mech Ado About Nothinx." while
Martha Hsdmsn and Robert Warwick
received great applause 40 Desdemona
and Othello.
Crystal Herne played Viola and Sam
Hardy appeared rs Maivolio from
Twelfth Night" Helen ware and ~.
rome Power gave an impressive present.
ment Of Lady Macbeth and Macbeth.
Jane Cowl and John Drew were Kath-
crime and Petruehio from 1.-THE Tanning
Of the Shrew." Doris Keane was =
fascinating Portia, with George Ariiss
= convincing Shylock, from 1.-THE Mer-
chant Of Venice" Margalo Gilmore
was recalled again and again as Juliet.
while John Barrymore's Romeo won
him unstinted praise. Lillian RUSSELL
appeared as Queen Catherine and VIII
ton l.ackaye as Henry from Henry
Miss Ethel Barrymore received the
greatest individual tribute when she
appeared as "The Spirit of Equity Ia
. marvellous costume of blue and silver.
carrying in her hands the scales Of
iustice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

d. eA& Il ~ 5enetly Mh9n ~ asp
u kN4ns % ~ Wee4 YaAetf&ASs eotAR
8 ~ ta4s gAet ~ Aeesrt' equity pss-
xolaanee elA'sAsa t4F A$taKtieA whAn,
Ssse s4s = 3 ssasan,3 " .assid hAvs
wsrs iseyinr ~ aitSns = ,ssis tx * IS
AAtthsrs "Hsiies tAsrs: vh"t ai2 40 ="
think c& the picture I. New. snrsix ~
sHssIa gse An tdea for car review. W.
1usieHsensa fcr ths isp1yi y Gamer aWkst
~ ! sssmk " that pietussf Wall, I
NJ se xoe y = fAw words what I
etraighs gpedst sHAt IL "sns TX o;et e ~ :
y there you have it--it S some
MsrshA1l Nsilan fuH-> at frA,r v.,-
daN Patt5aAs story and ltss sNoMt crs-
w, ANA the tams when Nsntaoa was =
serrassty,. Il alse pfsssnes che INDIAN
Yes remember ~. sSe poe, ,'n irai ns" 4;
y d9elates. hswsvsf, that tie Inxians
loxeA End aessaaed 5uet % tie whitn
sensp@n Aid, aad YsrhAps theiS ieve
ssn& vas ~Dsf1sag 6;eax, Dear. How
! Miss xsuf x4ughinR." AZ any rata
they feared enA mated the white men,
sna when they saw them sweeping
ssres: shs pls9as they said: THE
sivs battle. That WAS whers the hero
GENES "a. He was With Cust4r and 30
nsvss would have left him emily thst
one Of his friends, Major Brant. un-
fortunately WAS stabbed IN tho back
and he was suspected Of the murder.
xhs story ls all about his life after he
Escapes from prison ana becomes e
gambler known - Bob Hampten. Wss-
~ larry. the boy who 10 notorious
xor his 4rsekies and his acting. was
uieh IN che picture, put we never read
tne story, 80 we do not know whether
It just seemed % in che hands Of this
exceedingly clever child. How We love
him because he 10 ugly.
Marjorie Daw and Pat O'Malley are
the lovers and O'Malley Is cast as the
son Of the man for whose murder Bob
Hampton HAD been arrested years be.
zere.
There are some wonderful scenes
when the white men, evidently regret
ting what they have etifrcd up by their
methods Of attacking the red mans
land, are trapped IN hand-to-hand bat
ties with che Indiana. And they are
real Indians, too, not the giorihed sort
which have appeared en- the screen re:
eentayt Win khe eyes ana metnooB OF
male ThedA Bera and vsmped the her.
oine away from her Angio-Saxon
fanc6. Unless NO ara much mistaken
Noah Bsery vas one Of the offenders
not 10 Tong ego, but he gave an excel
lent psrfexmance - Red Slavin, q real
bad man. In this picture. James Kirk.
wood plays ths title role.
The Indiana whose shadows are seen
on tho screen appear IN 9 prologue In
person. They are tribe from Glacier
National Park, And they are here by
permission Of the government. The
Strand male quartet 10 In the pro.
logue; it sings "A Little Girl Who's
Waiting" Il IL also in the program that
Wesley Barry will appear in person,
but we were not fortunate enough to
catch him. The comedy Is called
"Torchy's Big Lead" Johnny Hines 10
In this, and It tells story about an
amateur detective who was after $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02
!! % House
Appla1lds 1000
IL Equity Show
ee1cpolitan Crowded for
Annpal Pcrformance Of
lAsseciations Program
q Given In Five Parts
Melted Stars Take Part
Singers and Dancers Open
6al, Wish Shakespeare
Pageant as CLOSING Act

tbs Metrepsiitan Oyers House vas
efowded from oreAestra rails to gal
4ary last night fer the Equity Annual
6aou--ens ~ the principal features Of
NeW Jerks theatrical season. Every
eeet tn the house was sold and the
ssse1 rneeipts we're said - BE- 80, Loo.
Ine p<o9uet5on was staged hy HassArd
Short With great elaboration Of scenic
e&aees. II Is to be repeated next
Sunday evening.
xhe hrst number on the bill, which
~ tn hve parts, vas the Equity Kin
dergasten, in which 800 ycune
eAsfss. took part Poe ensemble . efe
1eet WAs colorful and the singing we'll
daseeeed. Walter Catiett, Ro6by Wat
son, 1ebert Woolsey. the Brown Broth
eNe label Withee, Mary Hay, Oiadys
Ge!we1ls Marjorie Japeson, Moilie King
80 4ar1and Dixon introduced vaude-
vsile specaalties. giving the Kinder
&efsen its atmosphere and purpese,
To fsaturc WAS vigorously appiauded.
~ ~ speeial<ies receiving recalls,
Nexe came skit entitled ''You Must
Gems ovex.s BY Grant Stewart and
Asaneth Webb. In this Richie Ling,
Jsek Hazard. Ernest Giendennine,
fFeastne IAsimors. Barney Bernard
ana Frank Craven took part, with forty
or 6fty others, in . isuehsblc bur
iesqus on the shooting Of movie"
Many Dancers Appear
Next came q carnival dance part, in
vhieA masters of the dance were fea-
eured. A delightful dainty minuet was
dene by Jeseph Santley and Ivy Saw
yer; polka by Clifton Webb and
as!sn Kroner; Rose dance by "Rose
Rolandc." and ballet by Ralph Rirrs
and Catherine Ritchis, al beine wildly
applauded. Dorothy Dickson and Carl
ay:ea came in for q great reception
waso fheiF dance number done in imi-
tAt1en Of the cabaret. The takino of ~
the types Of dancers seen at New Yerk
teS dances received hilarious receeni-
tion.
Me<gs9et Severn received an ovation
for her mask dance, "A Coresn War-
xtoE.' while equal favor was accorded
Mme. Marguerite and Fred Gil in
their Honey Dew Waltz
'PseFrot Land" with Csri Randall
- Pierrot, and about . hundred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

Tho Tyranny Of Love" Will b pressntsd
fortnight a. the Cext TheAter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02
The Stage Door

.o.nT nh tT =, nm q ss. wi - pressnssd
A! Al ;hs nrsssxseh vst.ae. rAsassr 60
asi .cnsicx MA,sy }. Thsmss VIII produce 'TAs
i. ssha 9s.den prssssas wineh.il snstA's
xpo,is 4hsss.r. xs'sss'c cry. ~ = ~
, rss s1 sss:. nm ns. as: e
rramisrs on May ..
'-yhe silver FAX" which william yAvsr.
sns.s VII s. seem sos shs Sqst Vim IN.
Washington TO might.
-, n: snsss:msas q ',,.1a.s. Madame AZ
Richard @. Hsrndon IS placing in rs.
hearsal this week Q new drama "The
s.sa ON Il. sSv:l Nam FI Isa. T ~ vii
N. Harden.
AZ chs Majestic Theater. Brooklyn. this
p"l s K. Andrsms PEI 'o91 NV yI Mesrt snc
the attraction at tho Montauk.
os x .sa wa Dam ps1 Svs sYs .. s
. HONEY; new so wss'1 BY ~ ws%
Lc Baron.
Madge Kennedy IN 'Cornered" 10 play.
"J'Accuse" VIII Aavc It's first showing ~
the RieE.Caritcn Motel on May 10. under
the auspices OF prominent American ana
French officials. ~ - mark OF honor to the
author producer. Abel Dance. who 10 here
Nhe guest Of Mare Kiaw. Inc, which ~
presenting the French DIM
Tnnocent and Annubei." by Harold
Chnoin. 10 to be presented at the Neigh
bcrhood Playhouse. opening May 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

Madge Kennedy IN 'Cornered" 10 play.
Ing At tbs Shubert-R Riviera this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

At the Greenwich vitiAe& rAsAtsr co.
nien! hassy J. Themss VIII produce 'TAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

Innocent and Annubel." by Harold
Chsoin; e to be presented at the Neigh.
bcrhood PiayhoHse. opening May 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02
On the Screen
Bob Hampton of Placer" 8
Strand Presents Indisn
in New Light
By Harriette Underhill

"Beb Hampton Of Placer" is the fea-
ture at the Strand this week ana as
We were leaving the theater yesterday
at the end Of the performance W. were
wondering just what we should say
about it. Sometimes all Of cur idea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

Private families having spase room 20
rent will hnd The Tribune's Turniehed
Rooms 10 Lat coiumn an Aid 70 rentSng IA
Phone BeAkman 300o--Adyt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

Otto Kruger, Will Demang, Sue Mac
MarAany and Howard GOULD have been On.
bcdy's Money" a new comedy by wliiiam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

AZ chs Majestic Theater. Brooklyn. this
week Alice Brady is appearing for the frsf
Daisy il. Andrsws. Peg Q: My Heart" rs e
the attraction at tho Montauk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

yohn Qclden prssents Wincheil Smiths
Apciis fheetsr. Atiesfic tHy. ~ ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

The shubsrts aspswsss that "pAssbs ef
rFamtere on May ..