davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
TAzENf l. w. w. ZASTA-
VENO.
Ma mists toho zaha jena bude
stavka v pristavech ma Mexi-
ckem zalivu.

Port Arthur, Tex. 10. Ger
vence. Vpad I. w. w. do toho-
to mesta byl odvolan v II no
din dnes vecer. Ma miste toho
vseobecna stavka v pristavech
ma Mexickem zalivu, z prote-
stu proti "politickemu v6zne-
ni". bude prohlasena.
Generalni organisator Sid
ney Terry oznamil, ze zvlastnl
posel prave prijel z New Or.
leansu $ rozkazy cd Harry c.
Clarka z Chicago a Johna
Shuskie-ho z New Yorku, il.
miz odvolany jsou driveisi roz
kazy narizuifcf vsem Primy-
slovym D6lnikdm Sv6ta, ji5
jsou bez zam6stnani, tahnouti
ma Port Arthur. 2 protestu prot
ztyranf tamtez jejich nekoli.
ka clenG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
NETESIL Sc DLOUHO
SVOBODE.
Vszen i jeho milenka, lktera
jej vysvobodila, opst v
zal8fi.

Erie, Pa, 10. cervence. Ma
ry McCannova a jeii milenec,
Patrick Ponsell, ktereho vysvo
bodila z v6zenf okresu Warren
v 1tery pozde vecer, kdyz by
la ukradla klice v serifove O.
bydlf a zastrasila revolverem
asi tucet v6znd, byli dopadeni
dnes odpoledne.
Nalezeni byli schouleni pod
hromadou houni v mastali ma
samych hranicich Warren.
"Nevezmete jej nikdy beze
mne," zvolala modrooka blon-
dynka, objavsi Ponsella. V tom
m6la pravdu, nebot' serif Muir
a jeho priruci wall oba do
okresnfho vezenf. Ma dfvku bu
de podana zaloba pro poma-
hanf vezni k dteku.
Revolver, ktereho divka pou
lila k zastraseni veznI, kdyz
pfisla osvoboditi sveho milen-
ce, byl nalezen dnes. Kohoutek
byl ulomeny a zbran byla tax
zarezavela, ze vGbec nedalo
by sc 2 nj vystreliti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
PROTI STEHOVANf GER.
NOCHo.

Atlanta, Ca, 10. cervence.
We snemu statu George poda
ma byla predloha, die niz mohl
by byti poslan do zalare ma do
bu cd tri do sedmi roki kazdy
kdo byl by usv6dcen z lakanf
delnictva do jinych stati. Toto
Sc tyce i licensovanych agentur
ma zaopatrovanf zamestnani.
"Pfltomna delnicka situace v
Georgii vyzaduje drasticke "a
kony a tuto cestu jsme uznali
"a nejlepsf, "pravil autor pred
lohy.
Montgomery, Ala, 19. Ger
vence. Predloha, uvalujici dan
5000 ma agenty zfskavajici
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
POJISfOVA.
CT SPOLECNOSTI.

Washington. 19. cervence.
Sta tisfce drzitelI pojistek ma
zivot. v 1hrnne castce $10.-
0OO.O00.0O0. prestalo ma ne
platiti. cfmz propadly, ale po
nevada Sc nehlaisili o penize,
iez Jim patrily, die toho, jakou
hodnotu pojistka pfi propad-
rutf mela. obohatili spolecno-
sti na zivot poiist 'uiicf sta
millioni dollarI. Prohlasenf to
ucinil kongresnik Elmer
Thomas z Oklahomy. jenz v
t6to v6ci podnikl ddkladne W.
setrovani. Kdyz pojistka pro-
padne nasledkem neplaceni ma
nj, spolecnosti uvedomf drzite-
lie, ale "zapomenou" mu rfci,
jakou pen9znf hodnotu v te do
be m9la.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
zADA UZNANf SOvETU.
Senator BrOckhart mel y te
veci konferenci sc sekreta-
rem Hughe.em.

Washington, 19. cervence.
@ okamzite uznani sovetske
vlady Ruskem pfimlouval Sc u
sekretare statu Hughese sena-
tor S. w. Brookhart z Iowy
dnes.
Pc pGlhodinne konferenci sc
sekretafem statu, senator,
jenz onehdy Sc vratil z Rus
ka, kde ztravil nekolik tydnu,
pravil, ze predlozil zcela no.
YOU proposici hlave kabinetu,
ale dodal, ze nemdze Sc 0 tom
rozhovorit v "teto dobe".
Bylo zjevno vsak, re nesta
la Sc zadna zmena We stanovi-
sku administrace vzhledem k
uznani sovetske vlady a jedi
ne co senator prozradil jest,
re rozmluva sc sekretarem sta
tn byla prijemna.
Senator Brookhart pravil,
ze velky jeho zajem vzbudil
trestny system v Rusku, jenz
|stupnuje tresty osob usvedce-
|nych 2 graftu die jejich intelli-
'gence.
"Kdyz komunista nizsiho
stupn6 jest dopaden pfi graf
|tovani, dostane tri neb sest me-
sicd," pravil senator, "avsak
kdyz dopaden jest pri tom ko
munista 33. stupne, jest zastre
len. Tricet sedm takovych by
10 zastfeleno a tax mne napa-
IdlO, re NELL bychom odevzdati
Ruslm k potrestani nektere z
tech vlastenc1, kteri "a valky
! ii,racoVali - u rotR<.
Senator Brookhart znova
prohlasil, re sovetska vlada je
tou nejsiln6jsi ma svete, vyjma
one Spoj. Statd dodal, ze
kdyby pfedseda Gompers cd
Americke Federace Prace sci
do Ruska, "nasel by tam meme
skebd, nezli We Spoj. Statech. /"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
HOJNA URODA PSENICE
We FRANCII.

Pariz, 10. cervence. Poprve
We mnoha letech Francie ne
bude nucena dovazeti psenici
po mesici srpnu, jelikoz droda
jeff jest mnohem vetsi, nez Sc
ocekavalo. Odhaduje Sc, ze
sklizen bude Cd 100000 do
100000 tun, coz Sc 4O0,-
600 tunami. ktere jsou oceka-
vany z Alzfru. bude dosti pro
domaci spotrebu. Hojna lroda
nepochybne bude miti vliv ma
vzestup franku, jehoz pokles
Sc pricltal castecn6 dovazeni
psenice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
ADMIRAL SICSBEE.
ZEMREL.
Byl velitelem ma lodi Maine
znicene vybuchem pristavu
Havanskem.

New York, 10. cervence.
Kontreadmiral Charles Dwigt
Sigsbee, jenz byl kapitanem
Maine-u, kdyz tato nest astna
lod' byla znicena vybuchem V
pristavu Havanskem, coz bylo
bezprostrednf prfcinou valky
Sc Spanelskem, zemrel dnes We
SVEN domove ma srdecni choro
bu. Zdravf jeho bylo chatrne
po delsi cas-, avsak nebyl nu-
cen prodlevati donna a jeste We
stfedu vyjel 81 ma koni.
Dnes vsak naihle onemocnel a
ackoli diva lekari byli povola-
nj, slabl vicihled6 "a kratko
zemfel. Clenov6 jeho rodiny
byli neho v posledni chvili.
Pohreb konan bude v patek
odpoledne a telesne pozdstat-
ky pochovanv ma Narodnim
hrbitov6 Arlingtonskem.
Ackoliv admiral Sigsbee We
noval sc kariefe namorniho dI
stojnika, vynikl tez jako spi-
sovatel, vyzkumny cestovaten.
vynalezce a illustrator znae-
nVch schopnosti. Narodil Sc V
Albany, N. Y. 16. cervence,
1845, do namofnicke akademie
vstoupil v 1859 a graduoval v
1868. Zlstavil po sobe manzel
ku a til provdane dcery.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
PROTI ANCLII.
Pafizske Temps odporucuji
sblixeni Francie s NSmec-
Ks@s kem.

Pafiz, 10. cervence. - Po-
lodredni organ francouzske
vlady Temps odporucuje dnes
aby Francie Nemeckem W.
rovnala Sc sama a pripadne u
zavrela S MIN allianci proti
Anglii. - Temps je organem
premiera Poincare a proto ma
vrh franko-n6mecke allan
ci budi sensaci. Casopis pozna
menava, ze Velke Britanii me-
jde vazne o nemecko-francouz
ske reparacni vyrovnani. w.
zradil tax nedavno expremier
Lloyd George, poukazujici ma
vyvin francouzske industrie
jakoz konkurenci Nemecka,
jakmile ruhrska otazka bude
vyrovnana. aas4
Nadhazoval tudiz, aby Wy
rovnani bylo oddalovano, by
britska industrie nebyla prGmy
|slem franko-nemeckym posko-
zovana. Temps spatruje v o.
nom napadu kramafskeho du
cha anglickeho odporucuje,
aby staty ma evropske pevni-
ne svorne s,druzily sc proti ne
|nasytne Anglii. V soustredeni
statd dostalo by Sc Francii pre-
dactvi, ktere je alliancemi il
nymi staty zajisteno. Britanie
ma Francii zarli a proto mir
ma pevnine odklada, ably ieji
prdmysl nebyl franko-n6mec-
kymi produkty poskozovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
MUSSOLINI VELEBf mo.
YOU ITALII".

Rim, 19. Gervence. "Nova
1talie denne ukazuje, ze jest
hotova splniti a hodna splneni
sveho vysokeho urceni," pravil
premier Mussolini dnes po
schulz vGdcI fascismu z cele
zeme. Ma teto schIzi kazdy z
lcastniki podaval zpravu 0
pokroku a sile hnuti We SVEN
kraji. N6kolik vynikajicich
elend bylo ze strany vylouce-
no pro neposlusnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
URODA v KANADE NEBU.
DE TAX VELKA.

Ottawa, Kanada, 10. cerven
ce. Zpravy, re Kanada bude
mfti 1rodu 5OO.O0O,OOO btslii
psenice, jsou "sm6sne", die Wy
jadfeni nfednikI kanadskeho
odboru zemedelstvi. Farmari
oseli 22,432,693 akry psenici,
jarni i zimni, die urednich
zprav, take musela by sypa-
tt prim6rn6 20 busld po akru,
ably sc docililo oznamOvane Cl-
slice. Takovy PRIMER sklizne
psenice nikdy vsak v Kanade
neni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20

Pri zniceni bitevni lodi Mai
ne v zalivu Havanskem Is. L.
nora 1898 zahynulo 264 ma
mornikn a V cele zemi zavladlo
tehdy zimnicne vzruseni, jezto
Sc pevne verilo, ze vybuch pri
voden byl Spanely. Tomu sel
zdalo nasvedcovati tez pozd9j-
81 vysetrovani, avsak nade vse
chnu pochybnost nebylo to zji-
steno nikdy.
B6hem valky Sc Spanelskem
tehdejsf kapitan Sigsbee velel
ma pomocnem kriznfku st.
Paul, Y cemz prokazal platne
sluzby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
CENY v DROBNEM PROBE.
u STOUPLY.

Washington, 10. cervence.
Ceny potravin v drobnem pro-
deli stouply 1 procento be-
hem cervna, kdezto ceny We
velkem poklesly o 2 procenta,
die zpravy odboru prace dnes
yydane. Celkem jsou ceny po-
travin o 2 procenta vyssi, nez
by1y v teze dob9 pred rokem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
ZMENY MA cSL. VYSLA.
NECTVf.

Praha, %. cervna. Post.
zprava.) DneSni "Tribuna"
sdeluie: CDR. Pavel Stransky,
dosud vicekonsul v minister
stvu zahranicnich veci. odjede
v nejblizsich dnech do Wash
ingtonu, jako obchodni alta
che pri tamnejsim ceskosloven
skem vyslanectvi." Zaroven sc
zde proslycha, ze DR.. Stangler
povolan byl do Prahy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
zENA ZABITA AUTOMOBI.
LEM. RfZENYM zENOU.

Vdova, zijici u manzeli
Sterlingovych, 1916 vych. S4.
ul. 55leta Kornelie Persova "a
vcerejsiho nakupu pfechazela
Euclid ave. II vych. 81. ul.,
kdyz byla zachycena autem,
f:zenym pl. Katerinou LeBaro-
novou, 1871 vych. 81. ul. a
prudce odhozcna k chodniku.
NeSt6sti Sc udalo blizko obydli
lie Baronove. Zran6na zena
byla sebrana jinvm autoistou
a dopravena do nemocnice ma
vych. 70. ul., kde "a chvili, "a
niz by nabyla v6domi skonala.
Narazem ma chodnik byla il
rozbita hlava prerazena pra-
va noha. Soferka byla zatce-
ma, doyedena ma hlavnl policej
nj stanici. kde ma nj vznesena
zaloba pro zabiti. Kdyz pfi-
vo!any manzel, zam6stnanlm
strojni inzenyr byl "a zenu svo
j podepsal soudni zaruku We
vysi $4,000, byla tato propuste-
na ma svobodu. Obvinena tyr
di, re Pearsova zavinila svoji
smrt sama a pfipad cely pred
lozen bude dnes dopoledne po-
licejnimu zalobci k dalsimu W.
sctfeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
MAYOR sEBEvRAHEM.

Trenton, n. j., 10. cervence.
Kdyz byl 81 podrezal kirk bfi-
tvou vcera, DR.. Howard Tin
dell, mayor 2 Point Pleasant,
N. j., zemfel naruci sve mat
ky. Tindell zajel 81 ma navst6-
WI ku svym rodicIm zde, kteri
81 povSimli, re jest jaksi zadum
civ, ale pficina toho neni Jim
znama.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20
OBESILA Sc MA NAKRC.
NfKU.

Follansbee, w. Va, 19. Ger
vence. Pf. Belle Johnstonova,
manzelka jednohIo z neistars1ch
zdejSich osadniki, skoncila Ii
vot >svIj vcera, obesivsi Sc ma
nakrcniiku, ktery prehodila
pres zaclonovou tyc We sve loz
nici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20

delnictvo v Alabame k praci
v jinych statech. v kazdem
okresu, kde pdsobi, byla poda-
ma dnes We statnim snemu. Po-
dobn6 jake Y Georgii, ma tim
6yfi ceIeno stehovani Sc cerno
chH ma sever.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-20

Tato zajimava fotografie ukazue, jak lodi Spoenych
Stad ktere byy prodany do sareho zeleza rozbeny
n6koka minutach lod6ncfch Western Marie Sal
wage Company Alexandria Va, Velka koue zdvzena jest
do vyse rs stop pomoci obrovskeho electromagnetic
kdyz proud preruen dve tuny oce spadnou
prudkosti a rozbiii trupy odni ma kusy
The Washington times., 1923-12-21
Foreign Bonds.

Open. High. Low. Close.
Money on call. Az -. -,
Stocks sold to
II a. m. 12noOn. INN On
300 $4,000
Bond sales up to
/ a. m. 12noon nm
1929, 900 6,845, 900 .
The Washington times., 1923-12-21

IS XMAS CLUB
TOTAL
Analysis showS Over Fourth
of These Savings Is
Redeposited.
By w. s. COUSINS,
Copyright. 1929. by Cosmopolitan
News Service.)

NeWS SeTVIco.D
NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-More than
5000, ,OOO. 900 was paid out by the
banks this week to the members of
the various Christmas clubs who
started in January to "save up"
for the Christmas stocking.
Beginning with a single banking
institution in New Jersey about
ten years ago the Christmas saw
ings club idea spread like wildfire
over the country and today no less
than $500 banks with 5,46S 900 mem
bers in their Christmas clubs, are
cashing in the checks in the total
sum Of $211 ,606,800. mailed out to
members last week.
Between now and January |. II is
estimated, 6,000.000 Americans will
make their initial deposit enrolling
them in next years club, their pay
ment ranging from 10 cents to so
Many Keep Fund In Bank.
AS the name implies, the Christ.
mas club funds are used in large
part to meet the demand of the
holiday season; but Santa Claus gets
less than half. and in very many
cases the Christmas checks are used
to inaugurate a permanent savings
account in a bank or trust COM
pany and thus become the initial
step in a policy of systematic saw
ing.
Analysis of the use of the savings
in a number of selected communi-
ties over a period of ten years
shows the following results: 48 per
cent spent for Christmas goods of
various kinds; 90 per cent. rede-
posted in permanent savings; IL
per cent used to pay taxes; and
the remaining 13 per cent appro-
priated for such purposes as in
surance premiums, mortgage IN
terest and fixed charges on prop
erty. =
Good Effects Cited.
'"The rapid growth of the Christ
mas club idea" said Herbert F.
Rawll, president of the Christmas
Club. Inc, lis due entirely to the
need it fills and its adaptabiIity to
accounts of all kinds. 1t accommo
dates those who can save only
few cents each week. as well as
those who can save dollars.
''It has overcome the feeling of
fear and embarrassment that thou
sands of people had with regard to
bank. 1t is recognized
of thousands of banking
institutions and they would no more
think of doing away with their
Christmas clubs than they would
abandon their discount department.
The Washington times., 1923-12-21
STOCKS DISPLAY
L|STLESS
TONE
Holiday Atmosphere Prevails,
Trading Falling Off consid-
ably As Xmas Approaches.
BY III. j. DUIZEND.
(Copyright. 1923. by Cosmopolitan
News Seryice.)

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Stocks
moved about listlessly in the first
two hours trading on the stock eX-
change today. A typical holiday at
mosphere prevailed, both floor
traders and commission house habi-
tues paying more attention to Christ
mas festivities than the mOvem ent
of prices. Even the declaration OF
an extra dividend of 1 per cent on
American Can common in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend
could not arouse the market from its
1ethargic state. Can, which ruled
heavy prior to the announcement,
steadied around yesterdays closing
when the extra payment became
known.
With the public withdrawn from
the market and it's return not ex-
pected until after the New Year
recess the professional element took
charge of the situation. Its opera
tions were mostly of a construc-
tive nature, but they were wholly
confined to certain favorites. Lead
ing stocks like Baldwin, Steel COM
mon and Studebaker were neglected.
although underlying firmess was
much in evidence.
The tobacco, leather and shipping
stocks received the bulk of bullish
attention. A number of specialties
of diversified character were given
whirl. notably Cast Iron Pipe.
Austin Nicholas and Corn Products.
Jones Tea. on the other hand. dis
played weakness in the early deal
ings, due to the passing of the d1V1-
dend.
The oils. although not registering
substantial gains, appeared under
constant accumulation, being 1nflu-
enced by reports of increases in
crude oil and gasoline prices in
various parts Of the country.
A new gain in freight loadings for
the week ended December s remained
without influence on the railroad
list. Prices were fractionally lower
with the exception of Chicago and
Northwestern. which duplicated it's
previous low at 48&.
Call money renewed at 4A per
cent.
The Washington times., 1923-12-21
N. Y. Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Heavy
buying was. noted at the opening of
the cotton exchange today, activity
being concentrated in December,
which advanced 73 points to $500,
or about $3.50 a bale. Other posi-
tions were from 25 to 33 points
higher in response to strong Liver
pool cables.
January opened at $34.S5, up 80
points; March at $500, up SO
points. and May at $3.50, up 25
points.
The Washington times., 1923-12-21
OPPORTUNITIES
FUND. LACKS
S9,655
Approximately One-fourth OF
Sum Needed Has Been Con-
tributed to Date.

The Christmas Opportunity Fund
seems to be looking up. With the
of Christmas contributions
are multiplying. Receipts up to
noon today passed one-fourth OF
the amount needed with total of
$3.50. This is $1,231 more than
The Times acknowledged last night.
The Christmas Opportunity appeal
is an attempt and, hitherto, always
a successful one, to store up some
of the splendid onrush Of the
Christmas flood Of giving, so as to
feed with it's refreshing waters
some of the barren. dry spots that
otherwise would go unreached at
other seasons of the year.
Contributions may be sent to
John Joy Edison, treasurer, 1922
Eleventh street northwest, or to the
office of The Times and will be
promptly acknowledged.
OPPORTUNITY NO. I.
Eokh0p TII-NOkhar and Siw Children.
The Washington times., 1923-12-21
Oil Stocks.

FURNISHED by w. B. Hibbs & Co. }
The Washington times., 1923-12-21
ADSss4s Sss snsHB HHgo BUSINESS AND FIN ANCE
Local Stocks.
SALES.

Capital Traction Company, 10@9o,
1O@96.
National Bank Of Washington,
'21Q2OO, 5O@2OO.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10@15124
10@151A, 10@151%, SQ151%.
After Call.
Potomac Electric 6's of 1865,
2,0OO@1O1A.
Washington Gas 6's, 1888, 5000
100.
Washington Gas SIS. $1,000@9SA
Washington Gas Light, 15Q4SA
1OQ4SA.
Potomac Electric Consolidated SIS,
$1,OOO@97A. $1,OOOQ971s.
City and Suburban SIS, $1,000
791z.
Money-Can loans, sos per cent.
The Washington times., 1923-12-21

'Ex. dividend. II per cent ex.
dividend
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-11
KETTH'S-
Fanny Brice.

If there is a better Coincidence
at large than Fanny Brice. who
occupies a position all her own
on next weeks bill at Keith's, she
has not yet been discovered.
Fanny Brice is a genuine artistic,
with a manner when 1t comes to
character songs that IL seldom
equaled. The season Of the Fol
lies is nearing a close, and Miss
Brice, until her new play, in
which she is star. is ready, is
taking q few weeks tour via the
Keith route.
Fifty Miles from Broadway"
by Douglas Leavitt, will be the
extra added feature. Harry. B.
Watson and Reg. B. Merville are
the featured players. Madeline
Collins, the Covent Garden prima
donna. will give the program an
artistic touch. while Shaw and
Lee, disciples of glee," promise
to unburden themselves of pure,
ufadulterated humor. The re-
mainder of the bill will include
Raymond Bond, in his new COM
edy, 1.-THE Minute Man." Percy
Cakes and Pamela DeIour, in IA
Cycle of Cyclonic Dances" and
Canova's Plastic Posing Dogs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-11
ELINOR GLYN'S
STORY AT
RIALTO
Dorothy Phillips Starred in
Popular Story, "All the
Worlds a Stage"

Something new in screen plot
and characterization will be offer
ed patrons Of Moore's Rialto The
alter for the week beginning Sun
day next, in the presentation Of
Elinor Gyms version of a screen
stars life in Hollywood. entitled
"The Worlds Stage" with Dor
othy Phillips, Kenneth Harlan and
Bruce MacRae appearing in the
stellar roles.
"The Worlds a Stage" is said to
be a vital, throbbipg story. soaring
to unexpected climaxes and start
ling in its denouement. It has.
been lavishly staged and promises
to be one of the film sensations Of
the season.
The program Of subsidiary fea-
lures promises to be equally worth
while, serving as it does to intro
duce to Washington the Rialto
Syncopation Quintet, which will
play for all short feature showings
in the future. The latter will In.
clude the latest popular Our
Gang comedy, entitled '"The
Champeen;" a beautiful nature
scenic, Topics OF the Day." and
an exclusive Fox news reel. -
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GRAND
Varied films

For Friday and Saturday of this
week, 1.-THE Man She, Brought
Back" Interpreted by an all-star
cast, is announced as the chief
Offering Of bill at Crandafls that
will also include the new "our
gang" comedy. "a Quiet Street"
The William Fox special produc-
ton of my Friend The Devil"
will be the principal feature of the
program at CrandalPs next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock to continue
through Tuesday of next week.
Charles Richman, Peggy Shaw and
Barbara Castleton are the featured
members of a strong cast. On
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week, Charles Ray will succeed to
the stellar place of the bill ga
Tailor Made Man." which will be
succeeded on Friday and Saturday
by Shadows" co-starring Lon
Chaney and Harrison Ford Paul
Parrot in Paste and Paper" will
supply the added comedy.
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FAMOUS B D
AT CITY CT LIB
TONIGHT
Paul Whitman'a scandals s
Musicians to Play FOR
Public Dance

Many thousands Of washington
dance lovers have tripped To the
strains OF the famous Paul Whit
man Orchestra, as rendered BY the
talking machines. but tonight. from
II to 2, in the main ballroom Of the
city Club. the first opportunity
win be afforded Capital devotees 70
terpsichore to glide and one-step to
The actual melodies Of this notable
band Of musicians.
All New York knows the White
man band, which amassed ma
tionaI reputation as q feature ~
the PaIais Royal cabaret. Then
came the recording for the ma
chimes, which, incidentally, still
goes merrfly on, and last the en-
gagement with George Whites
scandals" which makes possible
the washington program at the
City Club.
Probably no group Of musicians
IN the world Is just now IA greater
demand and by the same token
none Is making 4 better showing
on the financial side Of the ledger.
During the Philadelphia engage
rnent Of scandals. Z one of the
Quaker city millionaires engaged
the Whitennan hand for New
Year Eve party and q January /
dance and paid 81. 500 Tor just four
hours Of their musical effort.
When they are not playing the
Whiteman musicians are rehears-
ing or recording. and life seems to
be just one busy moment afteran-
other.
For tonight's program 1T the
City Club an original program has.
been arranged. Tickets for the
dance. which is informal and open
to the public. are on sale at 4. Ar
thur Smiths and atttlle City Club.
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NATIONAL
TrayeIOgue.

e. n. Newman, popular travel
talker, win present Victoria
Falls" at the National next Sun
day and Monday afternoon.
The territory covered in this
section Of the Across Africa Cape
to-Cairo journey includes east and
west country lying between the
Transvaal and Victoria Falls, as
well as north and south, includ-
ing the islands of Madagascar and
Mauritius. The motion pictures
of the interior of Madagascar are
the first ever taken. In motion
pictures and color views, New
mans fellow travellers viii visit
Durham, Victoria Falls, MafeEdng,
Bulawayo, Motopos Hills, the
Khami ruins, Zimbabwe, the site
chosen by Rider Haggard for
She. King Solomon's Mines"
Many fine types and studies Of
savage life-giant Zulus in their
homes, their dan ,es and eererno-
mails win be revealed
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NATIONAL.
ssTO the Ladies. !"

ComipS with Helen Hayes to
the National next Monday in ''To
the Ladies'" is Louis Harrison,
the star in other days of q long
list Of what were then called
farce comedies" Later, taking
20 light opera, he not only starred
in 1.-THE Pearl Of Pekin'' for q
number OF years, but also, turn
ing his pen to that form of play,
wrote what was, in all probability,
the most successful American
opera-bouffe ever staged
Isle of Champagne" in which
the late Thomas @. Seabrooke
starred in this country and Great
Britain. A newspaper man in
Chicago some weeks ago asked
Mr.. Harrison IL the present were
not good time for the revival OF
''The Isle of Champagne"
mo! Mo-! No!!p' the famous
coleman replied. ''I doubt If the
present generation of non-drinkers
by statute would understand the
dialogue"