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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-09-11

tri Paesi, e non ha estate a ricorre-
re al provyedimenti piu' gravosi con
,approyazione di tutto il popolo tia
llano che anche in questa occasione
ma dato proya del suo grande pa
triottismo.
"E Vol, esuli yolontari, potete
andare orgogliosi della nostra Italia
come PItalia e orgogliosa di Vol.
La yostra residenza qui y'impone il
doyere di essere devoti verso questo
Paese ospitale, la yostra origine non
puo' non faryi amare l'Italia. State
leali verso PAmerica, mantenete vi
yo Il yostro affetto per la Patria {;
compirete COST intero il vostro do
yere@.
In ultimo il Regio Console, tira
fuori dalla tasca una scatola, che a.
pre-, per prenderne la Croce di Ca
VALERIE della Corona d'Italia e Pap-
punta alPocchiello sinistro del sopra-
bito del Grande Venerable, al qua
lie dice "Alcuni delegati di Phila-
delphia mi hanno dato il gradito in
carico, che no accettato motto volen-
teri, di insignirla della meritata o.
norificenza che il patEio Governo ha
voluto conferirle. 10 sono orgoglio-
so in questo momento di decorare un
uomo che ha dato tutto Sc stesso al
FOrdine Figli d'Italia ed ALA eau
sa dellltalianita' " | conyenuti 81
alamo in piedi ed applaudiscono fire.
neticamente con grida di viva il
Grande Venerable, viva Giuseppe
Di Silvestro.
Cessata Paitettuosa dimostrazione
di simpatia, il Grande Venerable
pronuncia pochissime parole.
"Credeyo", egli dice, "che 81 po-
tesse essere cayaHere senza fregiarsi
il petto d'una medaglia.
81 L'onorificenza conferitami non
e mia, ma spetta al'0rdine che ha
saputo affermarsi attraverso tante
lotte, tanti sacrifizii, ma attraverso
tante opere patriottiche ed umani-
tarie.
"Nella Convenzione di Scranton
di due ami or sono il defunto Con-
lie Macchi di Cellere, Ambasciatore
d'Italia a Washington, yenne cola
per consegnarmi una medaglia, in
ricompensa dell'interessamento pre-
so per fare inscriyere lie logge di
Pennsylvania come socie perpetue
della Croce Rossa italiana. 10 volli
che la medagla fosse intestata ALA
Grande Loggia di Pennsylvania. Co
81 dico anche questa sera: la ono
rificenza spetta alfOrdine perche'
senza di esso 10 non mi sarei potu-
to affermare"
Non 81 era ancora seduto il CIR.
Venerable che il presidente del Co
signor Egidio Agresti, a mo-
me dele Logge di Erie e dintoni,
gil presento' una coppa d'argento.
La coppa porta questa scritta;
lie Eoggs di Erie djaioraj -
offrou0 - al Gyande Venerable -
Car. Giuseppe Di SilUestro - in
eegno di ric0hOscimento ~ per Iope-
ra da egH dedicata ola grandesta
deWOrdine Fiqi dItaia.
Accettando il dono il Grande We
dice: "Nelle coppe 81 sor-
biscono lie cose dolci e lie cose amare.
10, in Questa coppa, voglio sorbirvi
l'amaro purche' rOrdine progredi-
sea e 81 affermi sempre piu'.
! commensali 81 alamo in piedi e,
dopo aver ripetuto loro applause,
escono dalla Sala.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-09-11
NOTOSO NAL DT TESLA

La Sig.ra Adele Piccardi di Fer
rum, Va, soffriva di un noioso NAL
di tesla che appariya regolarmente
ogni due settimane; poche bottiglie
di Lozogo del DR.. Pietro, Phanno
guarita completamente. Questo vec-
chic rimedio di erbe, sperimentato
dagli ami, purifica il sangue eal-
ma il sistema nervoso. Non e ven
duto per mezzo del farmacisti; agen-
ii speciali 10 forniscono al pubblico.
Per particular, scriyere a DR.. Pc
ter Fahrney & Sons Co., 25O1 Wa
shington Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
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SUPREMI DELEGATE
Nella POlitiCa

Ferye la lotta nella campagna po-
Utica, che prelude allie elezioni pri-
marie del 20 corrente mese, fra le
fazioni contendenti dello stesso par
tito republican,. Essa sara condot-
ia corpo a corpo da entrambi lie par
ii Sc cittadini di Philadelphia a
vranno buon sense vincera' Ia parte
sana, che ia capo all'On. J. Hamp-
ton Moore, Sindaco di questa citta'
sc preyarra' l'influenza deleteria del
partito equivoco, che prende gil or
DIM dai fratelli Ware, vinceranno j
depredatori del pubblico denaro.
Sarebbe vergognoso Sc, a breye
scadenza dalla vittoria del partito
independents, doyessimo rivedere in
auge j nemici di questa citta'
Ora che e entrato in liza il ses-
so gentle, abbiamo ragione di Gre
dere che esso combattera' strenua-
mente per sostenere j principi norali
enunciati dal primo cittadino di que
sta grandlsslma Philadelphia, con
tro la baldanza di cafoni arficchiti-
Isl con il tesoro del pubblico.
Da parte sua Pom. Moore ha fat
to tutto il possible per assicurare
a moi cittadini una elezione onesta.
liberia, senza minaccia, trasferendo,
da un Distretto all'altro, eli agent
! ldi Pubblica Sicurezza sospetti di
| partigianeria in favore del contrat-
tori di bassa citta'. Resta ora al cit
tadini di far VALERIE loro diritti G
di dare il loro suffragio al candi-
dati appoggiati dalla "Voter's Lea
Igue' G ben accetti al nostro Sindaco.
Fra magistrate da essere elett
! havyi un nostro connazionale. i
cui solo nome costituisce un pro.
gramma di rigenerazione della pic
cola magistratura.
Intendiamo riferirci al signor En-
rico Di Berardino, che ha sempr,
combattuto nellie fila degli Indipen
denti che mai ha cambiato casac
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viyere, la mattina del ? correntc, il
Dott. Napoleone Colaianni
La tirannia dello spazio c'impedi-
see adesso di parlare di Lui; ci pro-
mettiamo di farlo mel prossimo nu-
nero.
Con la sua morte PItalia perde u
no del suoi migliori figh.
ALA desolata famiglia le nostre
semitic condogIianze.
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GRANDE CONCILIO

Crande Venerable, On. Salyato-
re A. Cotillo; Ass. Grande Venera-
bile, Dott. Angelo Marsico; Grande
Oratore, Francesca Panetta; Gran
de Segr. Arch. Santo Modica; CIR
Segretario di Finanza, Carmelo A
Grande Tesoriere, Ayv.
Giuseppe CiambaIyo.
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1ratulazioni felicitazioni sincere,
fiducjosi che, merce' Ia T0stra ener-
gia ed attaccamento qROrdine, es-
50 Dossa sempre piU aumentqre il
pyesiigio ed il decoro del Figf dIta-
Tia in Pennsylvania
Con / sentiment della piu since
ra stima dcuozione con fratcrni
ealui no Ponore di riipermi
della S. v Deum0 c Obj. mo
Fred. Ciemente, Ass. Ven.
##n
Atlantic city, n j. 80 Aug. 1921
Can. A. Joseph Di Sa1ssiro
Conreniion Order Sons of Italy
Erie Pa.
HeartieSt congratulations on your
reelection an eloquent testimonial to
your entjrjng efforts on behalf Of
the order and the case of patriot
ism.
'''9 ~ D''"'"'''
NeW York, 4ug. 81, 1921
Car. Joseph Di SaUestr0,
Care Serdrd Ants. W1d,goo5 N 7
Sincere coHgratuiasioai rostra RE
iezione.
DR.. Buffa.
**%
Near Yoyh Ayo q 1901
r., - n, o.,,
49,, iese . e's T. %' b,.y D.. ''"SyS''' ct
iO'p -, ~ -, "a" ''I'
"''''''p"'"' IT,
Congratulations.
Senator Gothic
go
Chester po . San 100,
va, c5,u,, ,'ssss.' y; ~ s,:,., % .95''' 1871
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COMMISSARII

Orientano Tedesco, Vincenzo Po-
Tito, Gaetano Santangelo, Francesca
Filippone, Alarico Baia, Giuseppe
Armieri, Paolo Rizzuto, Giovanni De
Caudiolis.
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GRANDI CURATORI

Gaetano Pisacane, Giovanni Pi-
gnataro, Giuseppe Patriarca, Rosa
rio Cesario, Francesca Pucci.
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- RappreSeatqno Ufficialmenie
Ie coIouie guei fuHzionarj del aostyo
Gorcruo che Sanuo Bleritare la stima
c roifctto degE iialiQai. DegH az
hi / gual, maloti di meute, zaUove
mconciudeHh che soao SUI com
pus". / FigH dItaIia ST impipano
QuoyH. che 'ono ana f0rsq numerical
Q mor0ie. non haaHo bis0gno di Ger
tc rapprcsentmsc che faauo Uergo-
ga0 al buoH nome itaiian0 ALA d.
gHjiq' deYe n0stre c0Ionie.
- Per coIoro che peasano che /
deIeg0H Iadaa0 allie conUcHzj0aj per
diprijrsi Tn delegate dom0nda al
Graade FeaeraJiie guaate ore ST la
rora a Phaodelpba. L'mtenogoto RI
sDondes otto; al che IL delegate s0g-
giuge: y perchc' q moi CT fate laU0-
rare quiRdici ore2
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COMITATO ARBITRO

Giovanni Garrubbia, Pietro Pap
palardo. Enrico Rianchi, Calogero
Giannone, Fr. D'Alessandro
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Nezv York

Gil eletti allie diverse cariche che
nello State di New York, sono:
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Per hnire

- lie rdlauate 81 Couimettoao
c0ntr0 / Uaiani ed 1 pazzi, / qualj
sicc0me non desi{crGtj acHc pa55k-
che manifestation ne s0Ho Scacciati
come CaHi rOgnOSi.
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do drUeHire Ordine iHter0.
Venerable G.. PdraUatt.

l. IpnpynlJJg q f'nTU1nff
n =, o.u.
- c...,g ~, ~ u, rg,,,.,'.t;. ,.',o'
'''p Tu,o.,.,., 1y.,' ,''y,o,' Iys@,, r., y,
'''' ''''' ii''''. - ~ ~
L9ggla Giuseppe G'uSt1 NO. 6o3
riun'ta Sedatd ordmdrla prega sno
Delegate estendere augur1 rlusc'ta
.e Successo Grande CoHrenzione per
maggtore attermazlone Ordine no
s4+
Chez. H. G. Di Sauestro,
Laurence Hotel, Erie, Pa.
Wjsbiyo Uo,, n oyoof success of
oyr CogreDtjoD
Loqqia Carlo Ptsacane. 213
,.,
'oV, giuseppe ~ IH'eS''o'
u'9T"e 5yt =, , 'heI"o"s ~ n
Hotel Laurence, Ere, IA.
Augnro iUyniDaio inteIFgente Ia.
roro Granei Delegah appori uuopo
Drogresso Ordine in Pennsyl-
rania chi mi Iegano indissozuJili
rincof fyaferui A te component
Grande Couclio Oiuaga poto mic
sincere acclamata riconferma. Salu-
n.
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COMITATO LEGGI

Luciano Prayato, Ing. Luigi Qua
glini,. Angelo Adinolfi, Alberto De
Silva, Dom. A. Porfirio, Giuseppe
Arterio, Carmelo Gaeta,
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- Ne titoi di caSqti, ne grado
aelFesercito, ne ProsopOpea medioe-
rdie ralgoHo a farsi rjcOn0sccre dal-
rOrdiue Figi d'TtaIia.
4 I.
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Rhode Island
GRANDE CONCILIO

Grande Venerable, Adamo Aief-
10: Assistente Grande Venerable,
Michele Lurienzo Ex Grande Vene-
rabile, Luigi CipolIa; Grande Ora
tore. Arduino Sonnanti; Grande Sc
gretario Arch. Benedetto Santuvri !;
Grande Segretario di Finanza, Sill
yerio Giannotti; Grande Tesoriere p;
Antonio NJ. Maralda; Grandi Gu
ratori: Giuseppe Calabrese, Giusep-
pc Grill, Federico Curzio, Ferdi-
nando Lamelli lilo Giuntini
SUPREMI DELEGATE
Prof. Vincenzo Z. Cinquegrana,
Luigi Cipolla, Pietro Paolo Ambrifi,
Arduino Lonnanti e Giuseppe Grill.
GRANDI ARBITRI
Carlo Schneider, Giovanni Di III
berio, Luigi Marcello, Nicola Capo-
bianco, Giuseppe Ricciardi.
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CORNERSTONE I. U. NJ.

Presidente, Dott. Nincenzo Sella-
ro: Segretario, Albano; Tesoriere,
Matteo Amato.
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Car. Giuseppe III Siirestro
Graude Venerable o. +. dI.
Hotel Laurence, Erie, Pa.

Grundp Venerable o. +. dI.
Hotel Laurence, Erie, Pa.
"llIdea Ttalo americana" saluta
mel CaU Di SIrestro Il deguo rap
gressnfautc deHOrdine Figb dIta-
Tia. auqurandosi che rattu0le Con-
renzione s0tto la suq guida 0nniUeg-
qonte sia consesso di alta 0ferUia-
sione di itqliauiia' di affrateilq-
mepto sDiiltale che Iasci frUtti be-
nefici ne.ia storia del morimento FL
ali dTiqla in America.
Donald D. MqHgone, DTettore
###
Car. A. Giuseppe Di SiIrestrO
laurence Hotel, Erie, Pa.
AVnizio del lqr0ri per suo meg
20 il mio cordiqie g frqterHo salute
al Graudi Delegati C al frateih delta
Pennsylvania.
DR.. Y. BWfd.
E =
Car. G. 4. Di SilUestr5,
care Grand Contention 5. Of !.
Laurence Hotel, Erie, Pa.
gal,,tiomo Duce juUincibiie augu-
roado pieno successo Grande Con-
renziOne.
Loggia Due Palme 189.
##&
Grand Italian Convention,
Erie, Pa.
Loqqia Santa Maria di Monte Ca
,toUo 756 s0IutG s0ldatO tndefesst
suo capo Giuseppe Di SlVestro
Gran3e ConUenzioae bene duguraH-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
FIERY, ITCHING SKIN
QUICKLY SOO1afD
With SULPHUR

Mentho-Sulphur, a pleasant
cream, will soothe and heal skin
that is irritated or broken out with
eczema; that ID covered with ugly
rash or pimples, or is rough or
dry. Nothing subdues fiery skin
eruptions so quickly, says a noted
skin specialist.
The moment this sulphur prepar-
ation is applied the Itching stops
and after two or three applications,
the eczem. is gone ard the skin is
delightfully."- clear and smooth. Sui
phur is 80 precious as skin rem
edy becaus, 1t destroys the para
sites that cause the burning, itch
ing or Disagreement Mentho-Sul-
phur always heals eczema right up.
A small jar Of Mentho-Sulphur
may be had at any good drug store.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
1|UDI|O|RIUN
llILlDLE FOR
COMMENCEMENT


whore will the class Of ~ hold
y commencement exercises this
rhs, question has bsen puzzling
racI island high school authorities
s;.ce Il was learned that the con
ssrtion Of music clubs will have
~ Ausustana gymnasium On the
40 set for the presentation Of the
llplomas.. :.
This is the first time since the
s.ilding Of the Augustana gymnas-
I'm that such . situation has
s,isen and there Is no auditorium
Al viii hold the usual commences
-ent crowd. There has BEN sug-
rsstion that 4 theatre or one OF the
isrrer churches be secured but
sothipg has been definitely decided
upon.
iii b held Thursday, June 9, and
slass have already been started for
~ usual senior functions. l.. c.
~. president OF the state normal
echool At Charleston, will be the
eonnen cement speaker. His sub
~ will be Something About
Human Nature" A committee Of
ssniors his started work for the
proeram for class day which is
hAld the day before commence.
nent
This will be the largest class
nat ever graduated from the local
hish school. If all those expecting
10 graduate are successful in gain
ius their required number Of
credits, 1913 students will be pre-
ssntsd with diplomas at the end of
school.
Play April 20 and 80.
The dates for the play OF the
! Rock Island high school senior
class, "All-of-a-Sudden-Peggy," has
been definitely set for Friday and
Saturday, April 20 and 30. 1t will
be presented in the Illinois theatre.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
GLEASON Is GONE,
GRANT BONDSMAN
ANOTHER 80 DAYE

Another continuance. this time
for 80 days, was grr ted w. :. Bry-
son, bond n 1r Cornelius Con"
Gleason by Justice w. w. Sc, of
davenport, yesterday ernoon.
Gleason, who gave bond Of $10,-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
FORTY MORE LAID
OFF AT ARSENAL

Forty more workmen were laid
Oh at Rock Island arsenal this
week it was announced today. The
lay-off is in line with a general re-
duction in forces at all government
srsenals.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08

aIAa @ heaF tha& this De1q1as
camp sits viii again ~ nsed. The
lite = idesl and the proper distance
hnm the city.
The yssult Of The games n the
minor league Of the Scout tourna-
ment played q the Y. n. G. A. gym
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
iRlDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND NRouB 4 1921


yeeeesday ~: FteoD Z. u: 49,
- = tfoep =. =: troeD Il, 3:
hoOp =, u: truQo !, I: trosD { q:
Foop q. Z.
Tia results . tho mater taana
are: Troop II. -; tSoo0 u, q;
troop -. y: tVeo {. .: tRsa. /,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08

, n sssrss lsss A.,s - warts.
The Washington times., 1921-06-21

end to accommodate the thousands Of
folks who fiocked TO the popular re-
sort at night On Sunday the after
noon attenaance was In the same class
and Minister and his big band played
to capacity audiences at each of the
four concerts that were the free
features of the Sabbath entertain
ment
Only the dancing was missing for
the Sunday crowds all of the two
score attractions being much In evil
dence. all OF them getting al the
patronage they could assimilate. Last
night the dancers came into their
own again. The weather was just
right for them TO enjoy themselves
in the parks ballroom and the jam
testers, otherwise known as Och
mann's orchestra were in hne form.
presenting the ultra modern Jazz with
every conceivable form OF trimmings
AS usually is the case the new car
rousel was again one OF the most
popular places at the resort last
night.
The coaster dip was another gather
ing place. while the midway, whip
derby racer, water ride, shooting gal
lery and all the rest. each had IL,
following.
The Washington times., 1921-06-21
$4,000 TO BE RAISED
FOR BLIND INSTITUTE

Arrangements for the $4,000 fund
raising project for the Columbia
Polytechnic Institute for the Blind
are rapidly being completed and the
committees OF the various churches
and organizations have been formed.
Brig Gen. Charles L. Sawyer, one
OF the patrons of the institute. will
place the cause OF the adult blind
workers before President and Mrs
Harding today. The Right Rev. AL
fred Harding, Episcopal Bishop OF
Washington, yesterday issued ca',
to all the Episcopal ministers in
Washington, invoking their support
In the campaign. Next Sunday will
be Institute Sunday in the churches
and each pastor will appeal to hi,
congregation in behalf of the drive G
for funds
The campaign will be held Thurs
day and Friday OF next week
The Washington times., 1921-06-21
B. r. kETTh'S-
Vaudeville.

Delightfully."- entertaining as ever
Beverly Bayne and Francis X. Bush
man emerge from a long absence
both from the screen and the stage
to the 'footlights at b. r. Keiths
theater this week as headliners in q
vaudeville bill OF more than passing
merit. Their vehicle is neither re-
markable or exactly original in plot
but is satisfactory for their purpose
and the act went SO well at the two
performances yesterday the co-stars
were given opportunities to make
felicitous curtain speeches.
Bushman portrays a rich and hand
some youth whose personality has
been stihed by the directors of two
great banking houses, who became
his guardians at the deaths of his
parents. which occurred during his
infancy. Miss Bayne has the role OF
a stenogrnpher for one of the banks,
who successfully carries out plot to
awaken The Poor Rich Mans" indi-
viduality with the aid of a fake
fanatic" of the stage -Bolshevik type.
played by Bert Robinson. William
Bushmsn in the skit does good COM
edy work.
or the other acts, two OF the knock
about variety score best. Brown and
ODonnell, two youngsters, while a
little crude show much originality
and each has that personality that
gets over" particularly Brown
o'Donnell sings pieasinsly and the
act should go big as the young
comedians gain by experience.
Miller and Mack. The Bing Boys
have been seen here before In their
burlesque sketch, which again was
cordially received.
The Barr twins, Evelyn and Ger
trude, are pretty. dress most attract
lively, and dance with skill and grace.
They received many encores. Dave
Roth, in his musical limitations, is
good, although he does start them and
stick them together with the sing
song patter that is getting to be 80
boringly a feature OF such acts.
Marshall Montgomery, supported by
Edna Courtney, has made no notice
able change in his offering OF ven
triloauism since he was last seen here
and II must be said that the need
Of any Is not apparent.
Pat and Julia Levolo, slack wire
performers, and the Tuscano Brothers,
jugglers OF Roman axes, who open
and close the show proper. are above
the average for such acts.
The Washington times., 1921-06-21

Before starting on your vscstion
Telephone Main $500 and arrange te
have The Washington Times follow
you to the mountains seashore or
siIvery dell.
The Washington times., 1921-06-21
Steamer ST. Johns.

Taking advantage of the combin-
alton OF warm weather and the bril-
lance OF the full moon, several thou
sand Washingtonians were passen-
gers on the Steamer ST. Johns last
night on its forty-mile excursion and
conditions were ideal for a most en-
joyable trip. The dancers, as usual
were in the majority and the breeze
swept, glass-like deck was crowded
throughout the evening. Excellent
music WAS furnished by Sokolov's or
chestra
The same trip will be made for the
next four nights. leaving the docks
at the foot OF Seventh street at 7:16
and returning at about IL.
The Washington times., 1921-06-21
|"Scarlet Man" Seems Assured Success

as a moral outcsst. The sheer alb
surdity OF this condition Is taken
full advantage OF by ths author. When
he makes Lawrence demand that the
girl marry him to save his reputa-
ton. the comedy reaches it's great
est heights.
Cumberland's work throughout Is
delightful and more than up TO en-
pectations. The character of the
unconventional Mary Is made most
refreshing in the hands of Frances
Carson. Dianthe Pattison makes the
comparatively unimportant role OF
the social leader stand out. The
work of the others. with perhaps one
exception. Is more than adequate.
The Washington times., 1921-06-21
Great Falls Park

Outings at Great Falls Park, and
dancing continue to prove popular
with the crowds who visit here. Con-
certs afternoon and evenings. special
party trips to the historic ruins, fsh-
ing. boating. and kodaking add to the
entertainment No more ideal place
for the children is available than
beautiful Great Falls Park. A num-
Der OF church and frsternal annual
picnics are scheduled this week. Add
ed electric train service to and from
the falls Is announced
The Washington times., 1921-06-21
CONGRESSMAN FLYING
TO SEE BOMBING TESTS

Congressman Roy C. Fitzgerald OF
Ohio. member of the House District
Committee, left Boiling Field early
today for Hampton Roads, where he
will view the bombing of the German
submarines.
with Lieut.. Leroy NJ. Wolfe. as
pilot, the Congressman took OF al
1880 o'clock this morning. He went
direct to Langley Field. where he will
Join several other planes. which will
view the bombing.
The Washington times., 1921-06-21
THE CAST

Success seems predestined for "The
Scarlet Man." the new lie Baron
farce-for farce II clearly is-which
kept a large audience at the New
National last night in virtual paro-
xysms of laughter with Its clever
absurdities. Ii provides for John
Cumberland the type OF role in which
he is inimitable and seems to point
greater than that in Ladies' Night"
the cast OF which he recently left
to take on the present offering.
"The Scarlet Man" is a plain,
burlesqued reversal OF the type OF
problem play. once so Spopular, In
which emphasis was laid upon the
social conditions as a result of which
the woman pays and pays and pays,
only in this, innocent Wilbur Law
renee. thoroughly respectable
bachelor, Is the unfortunate victim
OF the worlds suspicion.
It's all about the affairs OF the Tai
bots, a small family lately from Mad
ison, wis, who have moved to a
fashionable New York suburb in the
hope OF attracting social recognition.
The son, Richard. Is engaged to Hell
en- Clarke, a ward OF his fathers,
Wntlc llDur 'h ihtti'O'
decorator. is paying attentions to the
daughter, Mary, which she accepts
none too seriously. When a college
chum of Richards reveals a hidden
chapter in the life OF his 6sncee, the
feelings OF the family are outraged
and Helen Is ordered to leave the
house.
Mary, thoroughly modern young
woman with a mind OF her own. falls
To see the justice of this action, and
challenges her father as TO whether
he would apply the same course to
her under similar circumstances.
whereupon she forces herself into the
apartment OF the bashful and pro-
testing Lawrepce and announces her
intention OF spending the night there.
or course. it's all innocent enough
and shortly after her return home
next morning TO an outraged family,
she learns that her escapsde has at
tracted the admiration OF the envied
social leaders. by whom she Is re-
ceived with open arms.
So Helen stays and Is eventually
reconciled with Richard and all is
merry except for the unfortunate
Lawrence. who finds himself branded
The Washington times., 1921-06-21
Glen Echo Park

Glen Echo Park entertainment IA
extensive as they are. were
taxed to the utmost over the week
The Washington times., 1921-06-21

Short-sightcd people are said to be
the most Intelligent section OF the
community.