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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07
SCOUTING AND THE BOY

IN. .o.. NI.H.r and Goo Ir d.opI. 1R
.H. c. Ele steals iHr nurture and Nrs
th.r strength away
Iala crave tHr ou. tr. w.rir1us
oU.r thaf NI'H.. intended f.r their
rtrrorrI With aI .H, inspiration of
tH. or fH music uf OBJ. looks
arl rs.e. th. majesty of OBJ. noun.
..ua I.. beauty of tH. d.ls and
fr.eu.. "v.T breathing Incense 90
n. H. l.I ~ 1000 who's. '...n. rule
over lH Hosf e..H IL. fH. Dn.1
and $500 elvs Go thc bot l9r their
r. ground fho streets nj ... .f..H a
student 9I md nothing ma.. need
a said 'hlt v. nn expect N fhr
streets only thlt WHICH UNo The
streets. and they t. H.. barron.
.1uoier'.e 1ul e.n.HI" somewhere
underneath thor. runs How
rlu s parental caro- ..f a Hwrr, the
luiltUU. oI thr t,Is o.. .uT Uo0Is
r.Hdprcd Ruthless ae OBJ. f. OF 20
ghld De- blasted by H. wl hour
." The sir o.
Scouting Is vUr. HH '1 tN. ulr
emf and thr teacher. s...na Zoo nn'a.
rout their efforts fH r.. direction 90
Goo chance hours fl fH. IH. .' bows
o. guides tHo ho, H~. fl. fH. open.
.u.do7 Thorn over r.. scout tnI
.Il.i boo lhr s.... r.. 300 scouts
como '0 know Honor loyalty and
,r.ra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07
TEXAS METAL MINES
INCREASING OUTPUT

Metal mines Boo TrNis produced jii..
600 pur,,s 81 sH,t. 1891 az com.
pared with llllol ounces IN 1890. The
principal producing mime was the Prcsi.
dio mine. ut Shator which was operated
steadily throughout iho year 4 very
mal quantity of gold Was also oh.
uucI uom Toxins ores n 1921 but no
lead or copper according Co. the United
SutJs Geological Survey Department
uf the interior
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07
I RAIL REPAIR MEN
KILLED UNDER TRAIN

DALLAS Texas Jam CO w
Baker and A Brooks romrmer for
'h' Santa Do railroad wen, instantly
Killed BOO Coo local yards late today
when they wore struck hy train of
freight nus Th, men were repairing
coupling JuI dIl not soc tho ap.
Do 03Chue tuu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07

\or'u Carolina aud Georgia wore the
Un.p.. sources of gold supply before
'n' discovery Ut gold Boo California
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07
kEWBERRY TO APPEAR IN
HIS OWN BEHALF MONDAY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

issippI soon i..Hed n Coo Hph1'r
when Senator Spencer announced
that b. was Informed senator Sow.
berry would take the floor Monday %
was said hy leaders Tint ' would DO
the first time Boo the two years since
fis election thli . Michigan senator
has addressed tH. senate There was
also prospects of errpph tomorrow ty
Senator Townsend NJ Ncwborrg'e Re
publican ..t.r., who was said tu bo
prepared '1 H,t Tor three hours On
degense u Oh. Junior senator from DO,
state
Order Called.
Senate V"m. hld not long en-.
tered 'aIl" .ts.s whom the prcsid.
Irr r.F . f NH. forced 10 tan
.I.. as tho ..sslpu senator
produced l1.s at,r and occasion.
H- .pTaus" from the floor and m,
gall,ries II WIS Nh williams who
ELECTED from Senator spencer tho state.
ment That senator Ncwuorry woul!
speak in his own dcf,usc Monday
There was hurled go the Ncwborry
spectators the prediction hy Senator
heiiin, bemocmt Alabama, that "the
American people win lash out ~ the
Senate chamber every mlu who casts
a vote for Ncwhcrry
Where arc th' senators who voted
for Tormicr'" u.r.d Mr. Ucrn
Why the American prorI, took care
OF them. IN arr gone gl,c six" A.
ihoueh N" conscrt agreement mo
Nid'd that the S,vI,uN question sinai
be considered 'o jl. exclusion az al
else NJ. Hctir disagreed Boo bIs sueecl
to attack the T,,ls'ul Reserve noaS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07

Ordinary London 1u contains h.uok
particles ,lDu lIU0up0O o. l.o. 900
irph m daartor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07
HOUSE PASSES FIRST
ANNUAL SUPPLY BILL

ly Asaoeiutod press
WASHINGTON. Jam G--Tfo House
atu pIly mss.d thc first annual sup
%, uasaIe drafted under the budget
system tbc treasury appropriation bill
arriving approximately Sloe 900 600. OF
which sH1lUuuU B.. fDr enforcement for
r.L.UuHu during tine fiscal year be-
SHINING mess. July ist
IoHr records can be- played h. sue
.,ss.ou without attention by a turn
.Ilr device ON % new phonograpn.
Large Hd oil tanks have been In.
stalled 90. Julllslo 300 the Alcu'''n is.
lands. Cor ships that pass there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07

National bank, VIII hold THEN ln.
nrti meetings uud eject .u.... ANA d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07
CITYBRIEFS


Judge Cyrus Eal,mln. Of canyon. was
1n Amarillo visitor So sf,Idlt On la Hn.
dsrstood chat Judge gaEmIr eHu h1s
Boon o. resident of lho Panhandle iar
about 800 years o. planning a. move iu
Amarillo
Mrs. FRANK Monfett ll0N. North
Taylor Street. suffered 90 painful H
jury Thursday when h,. mnI u.ame
outuuglcd bon sluar, uII .. t.. k.r
Stone Market lud Gr0..u uUrr. .H,
wac assisting hc. husband con Iuu' oil.
t1o Wiidie finger uls .l. ou. b. $685.
icffned YESTERDAY
Marriage license were i-.u,d ,r,ter.
cas- o. Luther William .uI Mis- 3d..
eu'rte Black ANA Howard kaufman
and Miss WYNN Farmer
Copies Il the Panhandle Scout smile
arc hcing distributed Th rhIuH
De- ISSUED under the lusp.. oI iar o..
Sco1, Council luI Include. report uI
thr boy hfc survey ~ Amarillo Us
JED utps iar the year uu Included .u D.
H. g. iiarnum of thu George 4. Mont
s"m'ry Brokerage. has returned .u
Michigan. where Do, sp,Ht fH. christmas
holidays with Die mo,H..
National banks VIII hold THEN ln.
UNIl meetings aud elect .fi..... .HI "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07

Wcmovc pianos furniture household goods iron safes, cabinet
safes fixtures your trunk city your trunk TO depot
chincry-Wc Everything
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-07

Black, Blue, Purple and Grey. good 9
special limit pair to each customer.
Price per pair only Observation-Disclosures.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-01
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF
OAvTONA BEACH SEABREEZE.

lr Robert stuart Mae Arthur. at
New York City aud president Of the
Baptist World .\lliance Will, head Of :
iire in London wiuscr preacher This
Is a community. q toari~t aud local
parish eharch Open all the year
the church oi the open hand and the
warm hear, Ribic hool a, as.
classes fer all ages Parents and chill
tisca invited Or Jones teacher of
Tourist class Worship and sermon
i; II m. subject. The Motto. Text
IN Counsel for the New Year "
Christian EnacaScr and Il Y l. at
) sa Worship ami sermon At !, 20.
Sabjecs ~ pr,lule. Message oi Rarop
ka;a and Other Delegates II the
Ameyi, rcaplc" Subject of sermon.
Tho Nam With the Sarrowful Name.
and His Model PRAYER Miss Kate NJ.
Hct.hkln PLAYS new pipe organ Miss
Sparher. >oioisi Mr. Manchester.
eArsrmase "Wednesday PRAYER meet
inS subject lesson fnr next SUNDAY.
Inelm.d entrance Tor tnyalia> IN
Wheel ehAlrS Vested choir Winter
rssi eut> and ,sll others roriitll, in
viied rewS free Come. hrlns Your
+ eusS
\, the Sun.iav ssNses todaN the
christmas rfaste Whi,A received So
much laserahle comment hast week
Nil ~ repeated ~ request
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-01
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Comet Nolas'a sAa Palmetto streets
t'he ea,N church on Nnlasia asrnaea
Rev W t. Lewis. minister Is i nj
SNa3av iaol Mf ] Rlsir Dunn sn
Iee'ntende d = /. House beg ~
his series 1T tn weeks Of lectures On
The general theme Tho Psychology ~
EHi,sloa Tao themes and hours Tor
te2aN a.e Is follows II 40 N TIN.
Mount - Vision ~ n m. IN
Ava lsble Cod So y M Thu
Powers a the Mind Ia Yourself the
faref bearing this man twice then
Il VT ,sa saord 10 say ava, 10 80
NJ asp welcome
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-01
NO MORE WAR
SAYS LEGION
= HEAD
MacNide~. IN Message TO Inter-
Allied veterans' Fedes alton,
Says Body VIII Be ST. ons
Factor Against Future Wars
Says Franco-American Union
L. Sealed BY Soldiers Who
Fought Side BY Side Against
Civilixation's Foe.

PARIS. Dec 3l--in = riesssagc g.
the lntsr Killed Veterans Federation.
which opened its second animal coa
f>rance here TO-DAY. Hanford Nac-
Nlder. national COMMANDER ~ tn
american Legion. ,'eclasoi the Eel
Grafton will Re stronger factor To
ward the prevention of iuture VAT
than any limitation OF armaments cam
ierancs or any International agfee-
merits
The Federation Is anton ri Neteg
snS societies ,ansiS .ng 81 mon he
fought during the Wnrid MI PEI"
gates we're rresen; irom the Irliea
States. the British Empire insin,.ing
overseas tominions Franc Pelsiam
ltais Rnmania and &c, hA SlaNahia
Thr American member .: the Fets~ga
ZION i the Amer can LEGION
terl inter- Ma.N'derS mesSase ea.
presented Il, William r. rcll,tt of
Eugene Oregon iorraer ua,ional ice
commander ~ The icsk,n~ felleti
m hta i III the Ameri,Ar l-,ciun
my tied the Fc ieratien - hola its next
world uie tins n New Orleans IN O.
toher 1872 in connection vita the
fourth national convention st the
Amcrt,an Lesion.
emauder Nac\.dcl message in
part follows
III" \mcsican Legion sends Nnn
greetings With the earnest hone 'hai
this meeting and The wear ahead NAV
b. nllri with great achievement Ton
tn cause OF all cx-service men. Tor
the countries Tor which W. fnagh' aAd
for the civilized world
Our union i sealed. AMI tn
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-01

~. 0usiress Man: This is
noort to- heart talk with sou.
veU will probably Sly, on.
Nave No time 70 listen TO any talk
from you. am too much occu
oled with my business affairs.
IN these strenuous days they
eeeupy ell my ;sme."
That may b. tree. oJs !, ~e
eome to you ard provs T. seu
hou you e3uia inc~case sous
oUeluess eIs7at IN 1922 cas- ban !.
orod per cent you wepis arses
~ Wssh snc "glad hand" wsu'd
49, out the esssrs ami Would
o1ve ~ a. m.sSh tune - W.
Reoded.
Now oc- proposition g evssr-
ttel& = .ousiness Proposition =
W. can show yog Jas. Row ycu
eoN increase yoSr business t'-
0ele0ey. and II you inefsase yoar
o0tessoey scu arc ncurd g IN
eeoooo your business output.
veu may think that yea arc IN
Wes1 ana truth a "Sa@ccssf 4
ovotWess Man." when as ma
tee ~ tact YOU are q i.rscnt1bis
fotiure. SucccsSfU as regards
rafting N the almighty Dosbsr."
- Orart that. but what Sbou.
yoor Meath, II you are not tho
Qoos4ssor Of Asslth. how long Il
thd3 much Wanted success OF
youre eoing 70 last
Nove fer a pertinent ou-sssor.
% YOU HANDLE YOUR GoDv
~ CAREFULLY as YOU
WOULD A BUSINESS peOpO-
olvtoet--lN n COAMoN SENSE
WAvs You uust be HE slshy.
~ - ttts tursnoil Of the modern
nsassness world ycu mus. suffer.
tou Ussst endure. you must stand
~ Ue6er stress ard hardship
sWd dssapposntmsns-
You may be p sss ABLY Healthy.
but you KNOW you arc not a
One hundred Per- Cent MN in
reOsr4 70 Health. You get tired
!: eooteA than you did ten years
-: dveey once IN = while ,ou
AavU . ssck headache: La. CT ippc
oees you In its clutches period
icslly. while occasionally you
haSo touch 81 "hsy Fever. All
~ these things tend TO lever
your 0usiness Efficiency. ard
yeu know it-althoug, you have
heretofore done nothing in the
way Of prevention.
Now use little Common
Sense-thro~ all erc5udce Is
the winds and a. the first 90.
pcrtun,sy call On your local Cht-
ropraetor: get nir, 70 paioa.c
your spine ard fro out inst
where you stand II you need
Chrorrscsic Sp nal Adjustment
ne Will tell you &C. Placs y-ur-
ssH unreserseciy ~ MS nsre: ;
and you will erioy Hesith Your
ous'ness Efficiency veil he "
creased ard Success will ava 5
.: yours Isn't II worth Try iru9
Ana again. dSnr be selfish
scou. H. Pay iftie at-srf on
TO the wife ard sioc es Take Or
send t-en' = the Cnirocract +
ano - tire ~ver, .ring that the
average mar era. >s-'lc 3tn.
Hano,res5 and ssccess-s.i -
yours.
We 90 rot crarse for e5rsu
tstson ard esa~ri-a*ioa.
DR.. E. J. MEINliARCl.
Chiropractic Specialist,
Com Ad-Builard Building,
Daytona, Fla.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-01
ST. MARY.s CHURCH.

ST Mays Church corner Ridge
v col and Orange avenue. Rev DR.
Robe, Mckay. rector go q m.
holy communion. = &, m. SUNDAY
school IN the Guild iiall. II a m, ser
vice vi tho hals communion With scr
non ~ rector l.isany FRIDAY morn
ms Al 90 Sittsngs all free ana an
ASSIGNED
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-01

Viii - a StruatpW
prevention If fnob
limitation OF A.
or any inieruatio1
We nigs, hail3 I
biz and fine an3 =
into our nattona1 q
firm bonds Of soe1
nations vii senn
who offered theof ~
Of lib erty. That ~
Oar next task ~
"a and for this n
n,ani;N We pledno Z
our comrades q ~
To morrow. :
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

HWs' Church 81 thrsst Scientist.
Cofrer Live H-k and Palmetto Avcs.
SGnt4e H4ntnlng eFNltv At lo. -.
eaN school II q, . O'Clock restiae,n
hi N2ce' ne Wodn sdas cNenius 1t
) aele,k rpss'iag room located IN
t.. ~, - ~ shuf, h edifice apcn
iatN flNm II ; j, Ii,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-01
TIE TOURIST CHURCH.

In the Tourist Church in Seshrce ~
1T | o'clask a m. the Rev IN. Gnss
nill deliver a sermon oa The Truths
tpr tn, New Ina from the trNt
Z Awake tl,ou that slerpesi and arise
On Christ Shall risr thee lirh, sun
u.y school at . l., a m
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-01

High Calling-The Heavenly chal-
lenSes": leader Miss Flora Ice Rais-
den. Preach. 50. sermon by Rev. T.
T.. Reynolds. district superintendent:
the fourth quarterly conference Will
he hcld immediately after the sermon:
anthem. Praise We. Jehovah tWoi-
cote. solo. selected. Mrs. George Van
ncWxen Prayer meeting We inesdav.
IA T. su
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-01

TRINITY CHAPEL.

Corner Crandview avenue and Ora
ttrcet II a. m. service. with celehra
ton II tAc holy communion. and ser
mon by the Rev Canon Bryan. 9.4s
a m. Sun-aN school All a,r invited
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-01

Mans q esaa~n s. Lo has Hees. t.,aen
cp Laws can ky K down
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16

.o,re.m.rt for the first time, fell
isasantly on the ear. and hr. Stoe.ss.
md hia companions were appiAuoeo -
'cngth. -.
Thursday evening al the hiiefnog,iI f,,,i
philharmonic concert In Carnegie hAli,
~he,. NJ. Helfsts once more caused
rloasure with hia tone and edmiraton
81, Al. technical feata In the Beet.
hoven violin concerto. As before INC
.c,..er. beran with Mendelsachn's
arirrai's Cave" ovt trturc and LoetherA =
Virrilian Pagan Poem, VIII heln.
rich Gebhard In the piano peIsi Dus
ttere was a Different Wagner group =.
the end. the prelude 20 Act III or yie %
MeiEtcrsinger" and the hide eI ~
Valkyrie,, instead Of the prelude anu
tiebested from Tristan.
In the evening Colin o'Mcore nho
another song recital. giving an sgres,,
able and expressive performance ei
eighteenth century airs, modern fr.neh
numbers and songs in English ineina-
r four traditionAl Irish tunes, 70
.Nbish last his voice and style seemed
,,eii adapted. His singing, however
wss not always as smooth A. In hls
nrc,ioua recital. A coufiderable paft
~ TIE program was given 20 SiCmuna
Shwarzer stein, violinist from Polano'
who PLAYED GoidmErk's A minor con
eerto and shorter numbers, showing q
tone which had warmth and smootn-
ne-s In slower passages. but fell of IN
foster periods. Walter Golde was the
aeeomnanist for both artists, who were
both ready with cueoros.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Mcbride Calls Joint
Ticket Office Plan
Boon to Spectators
Declares 100000 a Year
Will Be Split Among
CentraIAgcncyE Employees
and "Cyps" Will Double

Two more Joined the critics Of the
,vooos.d central ticket ofhee proposal
v.sterdav. when FiorenE Liegfeid de-
clared that the innovation would pay
into the hands Of the speculators as
nrohlbition haa helped the bootlsggeff'
and John Mcbride, ~ aebriaet
Agency said that n would bring IN
an oTzv Of speculation IN comparison
uI.h which the old sidewalk speeulator
DAYS will pale into insirniheance.
aWo're Tor anything that means bet
t. thcater ticket service for the pub-
lie - said Mr. Mcbride, "but this plan
l. he Greatest thing for the gyps that
I,s ever been outlined. Il means ~
lsss. $500 900 a year 70 be split up
sr,onr the employees Of the central o.
ace The number Of gyps Wiil os
5o,b,.d. Thev will need 81 least 200
800 pieht for the hits, $4,000 q
vssr and they can afford 70 pay a
II oremiun when their sale price
is si0." h...s
on his own experience. -.
aThree wears ago" he pointed out!
ell tietets for the 'Ziegield foilies
were offered 10 the public az the box
ofHce window. soon discovered that
he class OF sidewalk spectators
known as 'diggers' and 'gyppers; "efs
procuring these tickets with the Hio
and connivanee Of the public. laeI
procedure was simple, but impose pie
10 prevent. They would accost passing
pedestrians or deputize friends to 3uy
for them In such q manner that they
could not bt detected, the tickets }
attempted 90 keep from falling. inte
their hands. spent thousands OF aol-
lars IN newspaper advertising 70 cav
tion and warn the public against puf-
chasing from these sidewalk harpifs'
who are beyond the pale of the lesit-
innate ticket dealerc.
"lf this new arrangement now oeing
considered By tho theatrical Managers
Association is carried into effect j
think Il will largely augment the mum
Der OF inscriptions sidewalk tlcket
speculators, and probably transform
me of the regulars into iheir class.
They will obtain the tickets from q
central ofice in the same manner they
have procured them from the theater
box ofices.'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Concert of Chamber
Music Society Links
Dissimilar V oices S
Unusual Combinations of
Instruments in MelOdious
Numbers; Elgar Quintet
sweetnessLongDrawnOu Out

Works and combinations Of instrg-
m.nts foreign 10 the usual concert or
recital marked the seasons hrst con
cert Of the New York Chamber Music
Society yesterday evening At Asolisn
Han. with the livelier parts of the
program At either end. Mozarl's Z fat
major Quintet for plano. and wind in
.trumenss ~ the FIRST number and \
4sui,e AHtlqus." b. Albert stosael, b.
conclusion.
Four from a group Of eight short
pieces FOR piano, viola and clarinet by
brueh followed the Mozart NUMBER
conservative, not exciting but general
IL meIodlous, while Carolyn Becbe, the
rianist of the evening and hessrf.
Kevarik and Langenus played their
parts we'll. ElgAr's minor QUINTET TOT
piauo and strings also made no plunge
into modernism, but gave general
Inpreggion Of melodius gravity, Wltn
manages % marked beauty IN the
Adario. The seriouaness, however
s.cmed somewhat excessive, and the
heautv Of the slow movement some
times iogn drawn out. hessrsl Cuidi,
IJehstein. Kovarik and Bunehuk played
we'll. with warmth and expression, but
hardly a Fionzaiey Smoothnese Of tone.
Mr. stoesael played one OF the violin
parts In his suite, which required AZ
rost small orchestra; four violins'
vioia. cello. double bass, clarinet, oboe
French hofa. fute, basaoon and piano.
n prescrvcd the ANTIQUE air quite
we'll; Mr. Stoessel useA none Of INC
latest devices from Paris, but handled
his themes IN an able, ftfaightforward
manner. In the two slow movements
lgarabnnde and Air) he states his sub
ject IN the strings. and took i up
with the wind instruments, keeping a
fairly even baiance, but in the lively
fast movements fBouree. RigIudon and
ci~ne), the strings played with gusto'
with a spirited result, but tending 20
crown out the rest. In general, the
suite performed. according 20 the an
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Gamma WaIska Buys Theaier
Acquires Controlling Interest
in Des Champs Elysces, Paris

PARIS, Dec. l5.-Gsnna Nhlska,
prima donna wife Of Harold =. McCor-
mick, OF Chicago, has purchased the
controlling interest in the Theatre des
Champs Elysees. She holds the ma
jority Of the preferred shares, which
carry with them the voting power.
The common stock. which has no
voting power. Is held BY william Van
derbilt. Otto II. Kahn. James Hazen
HYDE, the estate OF the late James A.
stillmAn and Percy Peixotto. Their
interests do not exceed 100000
francs, pre-war value, while the total
investment is upward Of 100000
francs, pre-var value.
The theater building Is new and
richly equipped. Il contains large
auditorium for opera and n smaller
one for drama. Il has not been a
financial success.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16

DsIias Wsifofd hss been engaEed BY the
shuberts for the third special company Of
s'BiossuTn Time"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Oddments and Remainders
Bp Percy HammOnd

1 Young Boswell May ask VIA,
Bernard shsw and Lyttoa strsehsy
were doing herei
Mr. woops-oh. certainly Ber-
nard came In for ideas, but I do not
know what Mr.. straehey came in for
He is very mysterious. and shouldn't
be surprised II he wrote me Up. in =
nasty but pleasant manner
Young Boswell Is there anything
else you wosld like 70 say for puhIiss-
tiori
MR. Wo0DS-oh. no. since We are
merely having a pleasant theatrical in
tervisw But shonld like you to wait
Until Mr. oSeili comes, and I shall
ask him % curse and swear for you. Il
is delightful.
Yoanx BosueIl-r shall be most
pleased. Is be really in such bad tenn
rerf
Mr.. wooDs-on the contrary, he is
the pleasantest feiier in the world. and
can eurse and swear most eharmingly
while thinking Of something else. Il IL
simply the artistic impulse, which
moves different people in different
wayA Mr. Belaseo. for instance, has
{ in the front part Of the neck. 50 that
be has to button his collar IN the back
70 keep from irritating Il. Mr. Samuel
81 man has Il In the scalp and keeps
4 warm b. letting the hair grow long.
AZ for Mr. Hopkins. dont you think he
is delightfully."- mysterious and iaeonie :!
Before could replr Mr.. WeOds picked
Nd hb vohrne Of HsrOdotus ond re-
svnss kis recding. Ignoring ne com
plefslg for ten r1iHEtss. A the end Of
,sat time he turned towaTd ne, snil-
ing.
'You wia pardon me-" hs said, but
thot loas the artistie iHpslse that eaH'e
orer nc quite suddsnly. DoesH't 't hit
one in the stroH0est ,0oFsF"
M. Woods rssted Ais feet on the table,
The attitude -susindin9 me Of Roain's
famous advsrtssenent, "The Thinker.
Then he said
by the 'o0y. as it has nsveT been an
nounced. and az you are an eTeellsat
journalist. pou must have heard that I
an going 70 produce The Merchant Of
Venios'g"
YOUNG BOSWELL - lndeedl And
who will play ShylOck:
Mr.. wOODS-Thst is q trivial mat
ter. The important thing is Mr. Simon
son JoneS's settings. In fact, we picked
the play because IL seemed 50 admira-
bly, suited to Mr.. Jones's designs. /
asked Mr.. Jones last spring 70 design
me a series Of settings for production
in January, and It was only yesterday
we found a play suitable for them in
.'The Merchant Of Venice after read
ing hundreds Of manuscripts. You viii
be particularly delighted with his
street scene, which is an exact repro
duction Of the Hebrew Reading Room
in the Public Library and is both mod
ern and impressionistie.
At this point Mr.. Eugene O'NeiH 'oa'
announced and I pos introduced TO him
He cnrssd me verV PlsOSaHtlS for a fet
-ixutes. and then / had TO rush O'esy 4
prepare my article.
AH in all, 80 l0as the most ese'tiHs
iutervisu eVeT had.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16

fourth bill Of the season BY the Threshold
Players on Monday niEht.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
ssTristan umd Isolde" Given
With Taucher and Matzenaue'

Tristan und Isolde" had It's second
,crfo-mance OF the season yesterday
s,sning Al tha Metropolitan. with Nine:
Matchmaker, as usual, as lsolae, Ano
Curt Taucher again the iris'"H
feverish one IN the last act
jeanne Gordon, replacing Signa
Onegin, was a respectable brangaehe
with Gustav Sehuetzendor1 instead o.
Clarence whitehall a. ksrwenal. othef
PARTS were taken by Messra Sehlegsi'
Neader. D'Angelo and Dia1. MI
Bodanzky conducted.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Donald Brian Quits Cast

Donald Brian Is 20 leave the east OF
Cup She Goes" at the Playhouse, i
was announced last night, Frederick
Ssntley will take Mr.. Brian's place IN
the cast Of the musical comedy.