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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Move Is Made to
Clear Docket of
Criminal Cases
Judge Leslie to Impress Other
Jurists Into Summer Court
= Wants Speedy
Trials.

Because OF the unusual and al
most unprecedented number OF Grim
inal cases, District Judge Leslie said
Yesterday that following 4 confer
ence with County Attorney A. V.
Shotwell, it has been decided to
keep criminal court in session dur
ing the summer" months. !.
Owing to the volume Of civil
business with which the docket has
been encumbered it has been i'm
possible to dispose of criminal cases
as rapidly as they should have been
disposed Of" said Judge Leslie, but
the court is going to see that trials
are speeded up"
Says Situation Is Serious.
To remedy the situation. which
he considered serious, Judge Leslie
said, four judges of the district
court, if necessary, would devote
their entire time to criminal cases
during June. and, if conditions de-
mand, another jury would be called
in August for the trial of criminal
cases only.
"Once the criminal cases pending
are disposed OF, habitual criminals
will be given to understand that
hereafter. upon being apprehended,
they will be promptly and vigor-
ously prosecuted and sentenced"
said Judge Leslie.
II am firm in the belief that it
will rid the community of a class of
very undesirable citizens and danger
Gus criminals. Justice delayed is
justice denied very frequently, and
the further removed trials are from
the date of the commission of the
crime, the less likelihood thcre.is Of
conviction"
Cases Finally Quashed.
Judge Leslie stated that cases are
known to drag on for months and
even years, being finally nolled be-
cause witnesses for the state have
left town.
1T took only four weeks said
Judge Leslie. ito put Otto Cole in
the penitentiary.'
County Attorney Shotwell, as we'll
as Lieutenant Of Detectives Jack
Pszanowski, highly praised Judge
Lcslie's stand.
Judge Leslie's attitude will great
ly help the police department." said
Pszanowski. Il have known Of
highwaymen and auto thieves who
were sent to prison only after Bit
ter battle because they were allowed
to drag their cases for months"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Finals in High School
Contests to Be Held Nav II

Finals in the Nebraska State
Teachers association high school
commercial will be held Friday, May
IL, according to Miss Nina E. Hub
bell of South High school, who pre-
diets that Omaha high school stu
dents will win their full share of
honons at the state meeting when
they vie with district winners from
McCook, Chadron. Battle Creek,
Kcarney and Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Photographs Of New
Nebraska Capitol

First photographs showing the
arrangement and architectural ef-
fects Of Nebraska, new $s,0oo.-
900 capitol will be published in
The Bee Rotogravure Section for
next Sunday. The photos are
from detailed art drawings fur
nished by the architect, Bertram
G. Goodhue.
The drawings present both ex-
terror and interior views of the
building, as it will appear when
completed in 1925.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Man Unscathed in Crash
Fined for Recklessness

G. A. Hart, West Benson, was
fined S. in Central police court yes
terday morning for reckless driving.
His car tursed over three times
after crashing into car driven by
A. G. Kuell. 5l20 California street,
at Thirty-hrst and Hamilton streets
Sunday morning, but he was not in
jured.
George Kaiser, 806 South Thirty
first street, was fined 81 for driving
over FIRE hose
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Judge Holds American
Ships Dry Territory

Houston. Tex. May 4.-American
ships are legally American territory
ard liquor for beverage purposes
cannot be sold on them, Federal
Judge ]. c. Hutcheson declared. in
conhscating 254 bottles of intoxicat-
ing liquor seized on the steamship
Mount Evans, United States ship
ping board vessel, at Galveston. The
decision is considered the death
knell of liquor drinking on American
ships at sea. at least those sailing
from this federal district.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Beatrice School Boys
Injured in Auto Wreck

Beatrice, Neb.. May 4.-(Special
Telegram. William Black, jr., and
STUB" Gardner, high school stu
dents, had a narrow escape from
death while enroute home from
Marysville, Kan, where they attend
ed ball game, when their car ran
off an cmbankment and turned over.
Both were cut and bruised.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Mount Etna Breaks
Into Violent ERUPTION

Catania, Sicily. May 4.-(By A..
P.)-Mount Etna has broken out
again with eruptions of increased
violence and is emitting continuous
roars which can be heard for several
miles. Dense black smoke is filling
the sky.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
War Finance Loans

Washington, May 4.-(Special
Telegram. 1.-The war finance. cor
poration announces that from May |
to May 3 It approved advances for
agriculture and livestock purposes as
follows: Nebraska, $1,000: Iowa
$4,000; South Dakota $4,000;
Wyoming, S5l GOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
War Finance Bill Favored.

Washington, D. C., May 4.-The
house committee on banking and
currency today ordered favorable
report on the bill recently passed
by the senate extending the activi-
ties of the War Finance corporation
for one year from June 80 next, al
though amending it to include sew
cral of the recommendations recent
" made by the corporation.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

Admiral w. S. Benson OF the
United States shipping board in
Washington, ID. C.. president OF the
National Council OF Young Catholic
Men. spent two hours in Omaha last
night in conference with officials OF
the Knights OF Columbus. In COM
pany with Michael ]. Slattery, exec
utive secretary of the Catholic coun.
Gil, Admiral Benson is making tour
OF principal cities. Francis P.
Matthews, John Hopkins and John
Hmchey, faithful navigator OF the
fourth degree Of the X. OF c. organi-
zation, met the naval officer at the
Union station.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Plan New Highway

Alliance, Neb., May, 4.-(Special.)' J
An Alliance-Agate highway. lead
ing from here to the famous fossil
beds on the Capt. Cook ranch, "a
miles northwest of here, is planned
by the good roads committee of the
Alliance Chamber of Commerce.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Probe Rail Reduction

Lincoln, May 4.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Officials of the Burlington
railway have been cited to appeal
before the state railway commlsslon
May IL to show reason for reducing
station service at Guide Rock. Bef-
wyn, Giltner, Comstock and Hazard.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

as the "Advo Grill" Miss Fem,
however, is only 202 votes behind.
Miss Rossiter. candidate OF Or
chard and Wilhelm. is getting her
Turn 10 Page -Four. Column One.D
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Nellie Dom Again Takes First Place
in The Bee Tri p-to-France Contest
U. P. Candidate Displaces Advo Girl-Mss Rossiter
Overcoming Handicap Of Late Start-Strong
Campaign Is Planned at Alliance
STANDING OF THE CANDIDATES.

Miss Nellie E Dom Union Pacific
MISS Ella Fenn Advo grf .10855
Miss Elizabeth Kaufman hive stock interests 4850
Miss Katherine OBren Burlington route 4244
Miss Kathleen Rossiter Orchard Wilhelm ...........
Miss Florence Anderson automobile 2o35
Miss Elizabeth Pace Council Bluffs 2530
Miss Anna Mcnamara. M E. Smith Co. 1870
Miss GLADYS Hitchcock York 1901
Mrs Agnes Hail. Missouri Valley 1850
Miss Myrtle M Wood, Wabash 1850
Miss Anna Funk Salon de Beau
Mrs Paul Rigdon Western Union. 336
Miss Grace Endre Nebraska City.
Miss Irene Rice, Alliance Times
Miss Esther Brandes, Hastings
Miss Florence Compor. York 100
Total
In day OF light voting, Miss "Advo Grill" Miss
Pacific candidate however s only 2O2 votes behind
succeeded taking Miss Rosse candidate of
from Miss Fem. candidate
Brady vvhuh
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
The eWeather

Forecast.
Friday, fair; not much change in
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

Hourly Temperatures.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
Commissioners s.I.

Notice is hereby given that.hv v,r
Cra. - decree of the Randolpb
rooaaS So'y court made and entered of
SIN ou october "a, 1922, the under.
9iE'leu' as Commissioner in Charcerv
"ppoln'ed ~, to execute said decree viii
on m saturday, December l6, 1920 be.
tween The hours prescribed by law
,t ,D' JUDICIAL sales, offer for sale at pub.
Nv outcry to the highest and best
at euei at The south front door Of the
oI U'O ~ mouse in Pocahontas, Arkansas,
"a V1e 'ollowing described real est
oas pleinises' to-wit: An undivided
one,hslt interest in and 70 a strin NJ
,Sllu w 90 by 50 feet, in Block Eleven tlll
"1sC Oh Broadway Street, in the town
" rocahontaS, described as commenc-
: ,nk ~ ieet from the northwest corner
" SAD Block IL, at a point on Broad.
10Y Svreet' thence running southeast.
Aiohg Broadway Street, 60 feet, thence
southwest alright angles with Broad
way street, so feet; thence northwest,
parallel with Broadway Street, 60
leeC' and thence northeast so feet to
cue place Of beginning, being a strip
OIL 'and fronting 80 feet on Broadway
street, and running back so feet, 10
ieeC south ofthe northwest corner OF
saiu Block IL, West of Broadway
street, and being what is commonly
known as the Presley Turner property.
oale VIII be made for the purpose
OF paying and satisfying the judg-
ment rendered in said cause amount
ing 10 the sum OF One Thousand
Ihree Hundred and Seventy and
l6'lOO Dollars Isl, $40. I6) and interest
on same from date OF Judgment
and costs. Sale will be made on a
credit three months purchaser being
required to execute note or bond with
approved personal security bearing
interest from date of sale until paid
at the rate of eight per cent per an
mum and lien will be retained on
the property for the payment of
the purchase price and interest there
on. Said sale will be made subject TO
the approval Of the said court.
Given under my hand this November
%, 1922. E. R. Hicks,
Commissioner.
Schoonover & Jackson,
Solicitors for Plaintiff. l5.3t.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
Commissioners Sale

Notice is hereby given that In pur.
suance Of the authority and direction
contained in the decreta order of the
Chancery county Of Randolph county
made and entered on the 5th day of
September, A, D., 1922, In a certain
cause then pending therein between
Luther Martin, complainant, and A.
ID. Webster, deiendent, the under
signed, as commissioner Of said court
viii offer for sale at public vendue to
the highest bidder at the south door
or entrance Of the county courthouse
in which said courti held IN the conn.
ty OF Randolph within the hours pre.
scribed by law for judicial sales on
Saturday the 9th day Of December. A
d. 1922 the following described reaI
estate towit; The NWl4SWI.4 Sec
l6, twp. 10, N, RlEh Randolnh
county, Arkansas.
Terms OF Sale: On credit of three
months the purchaser being required
TO execute a bond as required by law
and the order and decree Of said conrt
IN said cause with approved security
oeaf'nE Interest at The rate Of six pei
cent per annun from date of sale un.
I'll pald' and lien being retained on
The premises sold to secure the nav.
ment OF the purchase money.
G,'en under my hand this 9th DAY
of November A. D.. 1899.
e. R. Hicks, Commissioner in Chan.
Gerry. :" O''"
J. Mulloy,
Solicitor for plalntg. IA,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08

Schoonoyer g. Jackson,
SolicitorsfOr Plaintiff.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
BUILD A HOWE

You can g-I the best Of hard
tao. hrirR 4 vonr home hrlnk plant
nov sm ra'uI"g = SPECIAL hun.
paloS brick I,l-n raj dA'k gray
with nd fi,sbrs. rhr- grade of
brick is burnt III IS or 30 different
shades. ! also make No. red
face brick and No. building brick.
10 your buhdlug now with brick
and help your home brick maker,
who spends h,s money at home
with you. Then brick plant can
be operated IN your home town,
and you can lie furnished with bet.
ter brick. Phone 265.
Yours truly,
Chas. Schmidt Brick Co.
.AItf Pocahontss, Ark
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
Mafnlna Order

In the Chancery Court of Randolph
County, Ark.
Alma Wheeler, plaintiff,
VS..
Ernest Wheeler, defendant.
Tie defendant, Ernest Wheeler, is
hereby warned to appear in this
court within thirty days. and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiffs, Alma
Wheeler.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court this 18th day of Nov. 1922.
F.. r. Hicks, Clerk.
Schoonoyer g. Jackson,
SolicitorsfOr Plaintiff. lj-it.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
tORSAlE

al. ! have b, E.le. The following articles for
ar oar sa'1 prices | Studebak-
tery and ssJC SVPa ,,oI order $500, l bot
sa5 'o, 0v,' starter for Ford car,
or oyp, ,s,n. .U"n '" l., lo''' each $50. Cash
Dixon. 'u'Ser' u n
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
Monuments

n,d wors, ySp,e''nI + 'h,EL. Moore M II.
Iaroe.t lar Onn', mo,n.., Poplar Bluff, Mo. ,ht
Lpn,.arJ ~ 'pvn' ", plant between st
I2u,, L,rao aoI I,.5. IT, Worth, Tex.
prios.l %s.SI orn%u, ,'ns to select from, right
berore ."u p,O%p' deIiysrie, See me
@r,'a %r,S.s .So",. so" 'Iyi \ " monument or .
l4.tf oIankenshio,
POcahOntas, Ark
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
No Worms in a Healthy cknd

All children troubled with Worms hovo a. ua-
healthy color which indicates poor blood, and as
rule, there is more or less stomach ols'urbance.
GROVE s TASTELESS CHILL TONIC Ciyen reaJ-
Irly ioT two or three weeks will enrich TIE ho1C.
improve the digestion. end act as aeentTaiSuereh-
tninf Toric to the whole system. Nature will thea
throw Of or dispel the worms, ind the ClldN1lloe Be
Z ptIieci ttsth. Pleasant 10 tsEe. Co ItI tOitls
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
Eyes TtSTfD

And glasses properly hued ~ our
shop. We duplicate your broken
io,s on short notice. The only ex
clus,ye evesight specIalrst in Poplar
RloA Our time is devoted entirely
70 the Optical lIue. We solicit your
patronage,
SOUTHLAND OPTICAL co
aoG s. Nam 1T Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Phone $50. Open Sunday by ap-
polntment'
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
HOGS AND CORN

/ want to 0uY all kinds Of stock
hogs from go to 100 pounds, also
few thousand bushels com.
Phone 81. J. T. Thompson, Poca
bontas, Ark, II II.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
l44t
FARM FOR SAFE

p.,,.,,i loo acre farm 81 miles from
,a',,, kay' y'nden Springs is acres in ouI.
.nr;, .,va,,o0' coed &c house and everlasting
'pr''g For cash or terms.
Ia,t D. T. Thompson.
Pocahontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
a TONIC

0,ove,s TasteIess chill Tonic restores
Enersy and Vitality by Purifying and
Enrichine the Blood. When you feel its
strengthening, invigorating effect, see how
Il brings color to the cheeks and how
II improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
c,ove's Tasteless chill Tonic is simply
Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. SO
nleasant even children like it. The blood
needs oUININE to Purify it and IRON to
Enrich il. Destroys Malarial germs and
Grin GERMS by its Strengthening lnvieor'
atine Effect 6Oc. .e.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
NOTICE

We have our planning NIL in
operation, and can furnisu 10th
rough and dressed lumber. shingles
etc. We will do custom planning
also.
We sohelt your business.
37if. A. p. Weslbcriy,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
FIVE FORTYS

WaLt to exchange either OF the
above farms for a new Ford car. Al
so three tracts bottom land for er
change, so acre cotton farm bargain
+. j. Ballz. l4u.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08

Slightly used Ford cars Electric
starter, lights etc. From fl25 up.
See Riggs & Jones. IA IT,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
DEsDE. AREC|BO

DiciembHe 20.Ayer fondeo en- este
puerto el vapor San Lorenzo con varia
da carga. Hoy estuvo el. vapor Helen
de la Bull, y maiiana Sc esperan los va
pores Mariana y el Lake Sslavi, todos
con carga.
El domingo, Noche Bueha, Sc lie
yara a efecto como cada afio. la ira
dicional Misa del Gallo.
-Ef cine Arecibo prepara varios re-
galos' para el domingo. No faltara, un
rico lech6n asado.
VA esta instalada en- ell teatro Oil
yer, la estacion de Radio, maiiana
jueyes sera inaugurada con un CON
cierto.
LA Iglesia Metodista en- esta ciu-
dad, lleyara efecto el domingo "a.
a las y media p M, una yelada IL
teraria de caracter religioso en- con
memoracion del nacimiento de Nuestro
Senior Jesucristo.
-El dfa liltimo del aiio de 10 a II.
Sc lleyara q efecto un servicio de vigi-
liza, despidiendo ell viejo afio y dando
la bienvenida al nuevo.
El pr6ximo viernes tenlra lugar
en- el Casino de Arecibo, la andici5a de
las alumnas de la sefiora Trina Padi-
LA (La Hija del Caribe), con un her.
moso programa.
La nueva Directiva del Casino Es-
pafol, Sc propUne hacer yarias innova-
clones en- eI docal, al efecto levantaran
una terraza con un magnffico esplen
dido salon de baile.
Estdn circulando las inyitaciones
para el baile que dara la sociedad eli
Mundo en- Broma, el pr0ximo sabado,
y para el que hay gran animation en-
tire el elemento joyen. NADIA menos
fque 20 asaltos preparan Ia animada
sociedad.
Para el 20 del actual, las Damas
Isabelinas preparan una velada en- sel
teatro Oliver, para recaudar fondos
con que obsequiar a los niiios pobres,
LA Porto Rico Distiling Co., ha
|desnaturalizado el lunes, 32,40O litros
de alcohol
E lunes por Ia maiiana Sc sim
ito en- esta ciudad, un ligero temblor
de TERRA de oscillation. Algunos dicen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
Copa de Campeonato
ssSan Juan Racing and
Sporting Club"

La San Juan Racing and Sporting
Club ofrece una Copa de campeonato
pori handicap, que, Sc denominara
COPA "SAN JUAN RACING AND
:'15 SPORTING CLUB
la cnal Sc correra bajo las siguientes
condiciones:
Liza primera carrera objeto de es-
ia Copa, Sc ceIebrara Ell dfa 10. de enc
roedel 1923, y las demas Sc celebraran
.el primer domingo de los 1neses de
abril, Julio u ysoctnbresy u Ell dfa de Afio
Npevp de cada ano, en- el hip6dromo
de: esta Corporation.
..22,-La distancia para esta carrera
sera IN milla. l;,, VI.
-El peso handicap que han de
lleYar los caballos para esta carrera,
sora fjado por una Comisi6n de Handi-
cap qsie nombrara la Corporation, y
apinglins caballo Sc le pedra fjar un
pes0magor de 115 lbs.
As Esta Copa sera para caballos de
pllra sangre, y 81 al hacerse las ms
cripci0nes cl nfmero de caballos ms
crit0sre dieres del maximum permi-
lido, el sJuez de Iiiscripciones elimina-
"a primeramente los caballos de reco-
nocida inferioridad, este es, para esta
carrera tendran preferencia los caba-
Hos de superioridad reconocida a lar
gas distancias.
5.Es requisite indispensable para
solicitar inscription para esta carrera,
acompafiar el ticket de inscription con
la suma de $1,000 ensefectivo, y eli to-
tai, segiin ell nGmero de caballos que
quedaren inscritos al cerrarse la ca
rrera por Ell Juez dc Inscripciones, se-
ra entregado al dueiio del caballo ga
nador dc la Copa.
Todo caballo para poder tomar
parte en esta carrera, debera aparecer
inscfito en- el Studio de la Conf
sion Hfpica Insular ysde la San Juan
Racing and Sporting Club a nombre
de 10 persona que 10 inscribiere para
esta carrera, por 10 menos con un mes
de snterioridad para la la, carrera del
10. de Enero de 1928, y dos meses de
anterioridad para las sucesivas la
fecha de la celebration de las mismas.
Todo' caballo para poder tomar
parte en- esta carrera, debera haber
corrido durante los dos meses anterio-
res a IA celebration de la misma, uni.
camente en- Ell hip6dromo del San Juan
Racing and Sporting Club.
aaS.Iia San Juan Racing and Sport.
Ing Club para premio De esta carrera.
destina Ia sunaa de 100000, cuya su-
1naIlsera dIstribuida como sigue
10000 para el 1ro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
A los FOt6grafos de
San Juan y la Isla

Obtenga mayores benefcios de su
trabajo y dele sus clientes satisfe-
chDs. = Z p
Mande sus negatives a retocar a
M, Az Colorado, graduado en- ell E.
Brunei College of Photography, New
York y ex-manager de la galeria Co
dorado.
Ilumino retratos por nuevo proce-
dimiento y contestare gratis cualquier
consulta sobre fotografia, mis- Glen
tes. Dirijase
M. A. COLORADO,
San Sebastian No. "a.
San Juan.-1-10
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
NoTA DE DUELo EN- MAYAGuEz

Ell martes sc lley6 a efecto en- Ma
yagiiez, el sepelio de los restos del q.
-fue senior Remigio Castro, general
mente conocido y estimado en- La ciu-
dad del Oeste.
Nuestro pesame sus deudos y en-
Dios este el alma del extinto. Z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
Concurso de FL lMPARCIAL
PENULTIMO ESCRUTINIO
Sa dc los CuponcS envados desc Il - dc mario has
acl lode dicicmbre en- curse. en- que sc incluyen
clnOmbrc direction de los ConcursanlcS

:. Nomhre y apsllida A.
: delcrncurEnzie.
Silvia FcrnEndeR,
julio Perez.
Juan Cascilas,
L. Nelez,
jose Morales,
Pedro Homar,
Rosario Acevedo,
TOmasita Garcia,
Eugcnio Martinez,
Agu-tina Camara,
Luis Z. Escribano,
Rafael Calabria,
Mario Frau,
Consuelo Pcrtela,
Isabel Marquee,
Tula Trapaga,
Leopoldo Munier,
NJ. Marxuach Fano,
B. Alzamora,
Camelia Perez,
Pablo ARIZONA,
Juan 0rtega,
M. Lasa Quinones,
Mariana Arroyo,
Monserrate Gonzalez,
Angela Diaz,
Josefina Pascual,
v. Fernandez,
Elvira Hernandez,
Alfonso Ramirez,
R. j. Irizarry,
Arturo Mufioz,
]. Gonzalez Torres,
Lorenzo Figueroa,
L. Santiago R.,
P. M. Gonzalez,
F. Portillo,
Paquita Porrata Doria,
Felix Enrique Tio,
Maria A. Surinach,
Claudio Garcia,
L. Santiago R.,
) Damaso Alfonso, ss
Carlos Martinez,
Carmen. Benedicto,
Al jose Cabrera BOu,
Adolfo L. Legrand,
A. M. Romaguera,
Conchita Gerena, ......@....s,
Beatriz Fradera,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-26
Park Review

sBur1esque As You Like It. was a slogan of the new management of the Park theatre full of meaning, and the Monte Carlo Girls made it a promise sentations of the show. No less than 5000 persons at the matinee and evening performances enjoyed this Idea of real burlesque, and it seemed as though at least that many were turned away. For those who were able to get inside the Park. the Christmas Day was made merry, merry, indeed.
 Bridgeport at all seasons of the year can stand more and more of the sizzling brand Of entertainment offer ed by the Monte Carlo Girls They came as a Christmas present to tickle the community diaphragm, and com plete work they made of it.
 The greatest honors, judging from the applause, went to Miss Grace Goodale, the charming leading lady. Miss Goodale is 6 Bridgeport girl, and whether it was comradeship or just appreciation of her merit as an entertainer that provoked so much applause at yesterdays shows, the fact remains that she got volumes of it.
 The public curiosity, keenly whetted by the mystery surrounding the pres ence of ''The Girl With the Black far as learning her identity is con cerned. Her home may or may not have been here. but she dances like a whole haren- She should have had no difficulty in qualifying as the Sultan's faVorite.
 It would be hard, even for a dis corning reviewer, to pass judgment on whether Tommy Burns and Willie Mack, or the smokes, Easton and Stuart are the better comedy team. Burns and Mack are, of course, the principals, but the blackfaces have some nifty stunts that don't make anyone weep, unless it is for laughing so hard.
 Praise of the show would lack something essential if mention were not made of the pert young chorus of mean individual performers them selves.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-26
GREECE EXTENDS GREETING TO
 THE RED CROSS

Lausanne, Dec. 26.-(By The As socdated Press.)-ForIner Premier Ventaelos of Greece, in a Christmas message to the American Red Cross expressed the gratitude of the Greek peopIe Tor Amer1ca's generosity in succor1ng the millions of refueees who have swarrned into Greece
 Through the American Red Cross and other organizations the nies. sage said. you came to the rescue, your t1our feeding thenl- vour- blan- kets arriving to rob the winter of it's sick.
 We face the future with courage, put We are conscious of it's perils, Only by the continuance of your help can misery be permanently removed.
 Praying to the same God and celebrating the nativity of the same Christ, we express our thanks"
 M- VenizeloS and his colleagues of the Greek delegation to the Near East conference have received pessi- ru5stic advices from Athens concern inc the economic and financial sit uation of the country