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Evening star., 1923-01-21

acting part in why Change Your
Wife," and later still in 'The At
fairs OF Anatol"
Now William De Mile has taken
her under his tutelage, with the re-
suit that the combined De Mile
training in Paramount Pictures is
rapidly producing striking results.
IN Nice People" the talented Miss
Daniels gave a convincing character
ization. Now comes William De Mile
with the claim that in "The Worlds
Applause" the screen world is to see
q new and even more talented
actr1ss.
Tine Worlds Applause" is a story
of the theatrical world. written by
Clara Beranger and played by a cast
headed by Bebe Daniels, Lewis Stone,
Harrison Ford and Kathlyn Williams
Bebe Daniels plays the role of a star
of the stage-a role. that her expert
ence as stage actress has .weel fit-
ted her to play.
Evening star., 1923-01-21
4 Washington Opera Star.

JACOB scHWARZ. the Russian bari
tone, was born in Riga, at that
time small town in Russia. To sing
was his one great desire, and at the
early age OF ten he had a voice of
such beauty that he was engaged TO
sing as cantor in his church. But
this was not enough, He dreamed
always of the opera and when /he
made known his wish to some day
appear as an opera singer. as he
often did, he was laughed at and
-ridiculed by his companions.
This wish became so intense and
so absorbed him, however. that one
day he bade goodbye to his home
and his dear ones and departed for
Berlin, where he finally arrived prac-
tically penniless, but still determined
to become an opera singer
Evening star., 1923-01-21

has reached his present niche among
living symphony conductors.
Music must talk to the people and
they must understand" says Mr..
Sokoloff. THAT sympathy established
between an audience and an orchestra,
which is dependent on several fac
tors. is brought about in no small
measure by a Happy arrangement, If
the program suits the needs of the
audience"
The Cleveland Orchestra will pre-.
sent this season more than a hundred
and fifty compositions. The public has
little idea of the tireless work this
calls for from conductor, assistant
conductor and the ninety musicians.
Evening star., 1923-01-21

He associated himself with church
singing. wherei he was gladly receiv-
ed. Some time later young Schwa1z
was heard by a@Inan famous IN music
circles at that time, who was as.
founded at the voice and the young
mans interpretative ability. He at
once arranged for young Schwarz to
study. BY applying himself to hard
his companions was the impossible.
Mr.. Schwarz became a valuab BILE
member of the Royal Opera Company
of Berlin, Last season he was one
of the most popular artists appear
ing with the Chicago Opera Com
pany. When he sang in New York
last winter with that organization it
was invariably to standing room.
Mr.. Schwarz appears with the
Washington Opera Company in the
title role of "Rigoletto" at the Presi-
dent Theater Monday, January %,
and Friday matinee. January 26
Evening star., 1923-01-21
-Four Orchestral Artists

orchestra, having q, reputation worthy
of the masterA under whom he de-
yeloped-Arnold Nolpe, Georges Remy,
Fritz sKrefsIer and Carl F9esch. He.
played under Waiter Damrosch for
Two years in the NeW York SYM
pbony Orcheetra. for several seasons
Evening star., 1923-01-21

DHoNIrNENT among the artists of
he.cleveland symphony orches-
ira are four who are also soioists of
distinction ~ Louis Ediin,3 Carlton
,Fpeier. Victor lie Gomez and Samuel
iiaf,l,c~ fst
Evening star., 1923-01-21

The interior of the New York Stock
Exchange has been reproduction the
stage. Of the Paramount Long Island
studio for scenes in George Melford' e
iatest5 production, "You Can't FOOL
i.-,,,-g yIyj ~ - .t ssas
Evening star., 1923-01-21

vi" Naidi. til" siaru"<que screen
vamp. is leading 4 strenuous life
jhrTc days at The Paramount Long
Island studio she, is working in
two pictures While finishing her
role in Allan Dwan's production of
1.-THE Gli.npses of the Moon" she be-
Evening star., 1923-01-21

Maurice 3. ("Lefty'I Flynn. former
Yale athlete, has been engaged to
play the leading male role in Alice
Brady's newest picture, 'The Snow
Bride" which will be put into pro-
duction soon under the direction OF
Henry Folker. Flynn has arrived in
New York from Hollywood. where he
ecently appeared with Mary Miles
Minte-. in "Drums Of Destiny Most
of "Thr Snow Bride" will be made in
III" proviace Of Quebec.
Evening star., 1923-01-21

Howard Greer, well known New York
fashion designer. who created the cos
t,.;,1eS for tho last edition nf the Green
wich Village Follies. has been engaged
hy Paramount TO create costumes for
Paramount pictures. and has left for
Hollywood, where he will join the cos
tune department in the Lasky studio,
under the direction OF Mrs. Ethel Chat
Evening star., 1923-01-21

Forrest Robinson. who took dra-
matte lessons from the late Henry G..
DeMiile and first met Cecil B. DeMille
when he was in his baby clothes, is
now playing an important part in
Adams Rib Cecil L. DeMille's latest
production
Evening star., 1923-01-21

w. Z. T. Thompson. one of the finest
pipe organists in. the city, is now
presiding at the console Of the new
orchestra unit at Crandalrs Central
Theater, Jack Griffith having been
transferred, at his own request, to the
York.
Evening star., 1923-01-21

Tom Forman. who was responsible
for the direction of THE City of Silent
Men" considered by many Thomas
N"i"han'S hest picture. il Inaizins for
Preferred Pictures smother StoIy. in
sideration. 1t is an adaf t;tioT of the
Blaney play. THE Girl Who Came
Back"
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IN
M6%r the o
h thee f Bingham as f Idaho
and m t. h Court and
a
= = srMENT
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21
WON'T GIVE UP
GOVERNMENT

Athens, Dec. 2l.-Premier Gonatas.
replying to demands from the Rcpub-
!icans that the government be turn
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21

the Northwest De mocratic club here
last night, which Il wass attended by
Is Democrats. ka1S'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21
BEER RIGHT
QUESTIONED
L. S. Says Physicians CannO,
Prescribe Ii

Washington, Dec. q. The right Of
physicians TO prescribe beer for
their patients was denied in brief
filed today by the government with
the supreme court in test case ex-
pcctcd to result in final determine
ton Of that question.
Defending the con stitutionality of
that WHY'S Campbell anti-beer law,
the government brief signed By So
licitcr-Genoral Beck and Mrs. Mabel
walker Wlllebrandt, as istant Attor-
ncy-General, in charge of the prohi-
bitiOn prosecution, declared that
beer has no medicinal value and its
prohibition under physicians pres
cription is necessary to enforce ma
tional prohibition.
The case is an appeal by the James
Edwards brewery from decision by
Federal Judge Hand of New York,
dismissng an injunction sought
against the New York prohibition
director.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21

Dance every Saturda y
night at pattcrson's Hal 50'
4 couple. Come and dance as
long as yOu wish.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ll

was committed at Lansford, Bot
tineau county. the men probably will
be prosecuted there
An attempt to cash the checks at
local bank led to the arrest Of
Webb. Fred Cossette of Lansford,
to whom 500 worth of what the au-
thorities declared are bogus travel
'ers' checks, was given appeared NJ
the bank and asked that the instru-
ments be cashed. The checks were
supposed to have been Issued by the
Capital National bank of Willston
and were drawn on the United Bank
ers association in favor of W.. r.
Dcbber. Minot authorities declare
that there is no such bank in Will
liston and bankers declare that they
are unaware of bankers associa-
ton by that time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21

Bismarck Hospital.
Mrs. E. B. Ressler, Mandan; Emil
Hanson, Falkirk; Fred Roesler, Lehr;
Mrs. Philip Giese, Judson; Mrs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21
CHECK FRAUD
is HIN'TED
Aiinot Police Officers Take
Two Men in Custody

Minot, Dec. 81 The arrest in
MIhot yesterday afternoon of two
men giving the names Of W. X.
Webb and Joe Brown, both Of which
authorities believe are aliases, is
hought by police officials to nave
uncovered an elaborate swindle and
counterfeit scheme based on counter
felt travellers checks, the proportions
Of which are not yet known Bot
tincau county authorities are on their
way to Minot today to confer w.,i
Ward county officials relative to
nlacin" Of charges against the pair.
ln"smuch as the alleged ofr"nse of
passing counterfeit travellers checks
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21

ed over to them because of their
successes in the election, today an
nounced that the government would
retain power until the national as
sembly had convened and elected it's
president.
Columbus QUILTED seventeen YES
sells on his second voyage in 1893.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21
WIDOW GETS
BIG VERDICT

st Paul. Dec 21.-Lillie Fitzger-
aid. wife of George Fitzgerald, who
was killed in the Great Northern
Railway company's yards at Super
Tor, Wis. in 1922, will receive $14.-
064.00 as Il result of her husbands
death following an opinion today by
the state supreme court.
Fitzgerald. IA night Waterman, fell
from moving train in the yards
and received injuries from which he
died. The widow commenced an ac-
ton for $4,000
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21
Worlds Heavyweight Champion
on July 4, 1923.

The greatest fight film ever
made and every round is as clear
as a bell-giving the fan chance
to see every blow struck. Sec
Tommy Gibbons make the greatest
fight of his career, avoiding Deme-
sey's knockout punch and making
history of being the only fighter to
last - rounds with Dempsey.
A picture for the ladies as well
as the men.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21
OFFICERS OF
CLUBS NAMED

Fargo, Dee. 81 Robina Wilder of
oathay was named president Of the
North Dakota Boys and Girls Insti-
TUE at the annual business session
held at the little country theatre Of
the North Dakota Agricultural Col
lego, which closed the 1924 meeting
this afternoon.
Other officers named are: John
Russell, Habana, vice-president:
Clarke Frederickson, Davenport, Sc.
crctary, and Alice Lariber. Grand
Forks, treasurer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21

Maggie Thielman, Hazen, have en-
tered the Bismarck hospital, for
treatment. Miss Erma Potratz. Beu-
lah; Ethel Gordon, city; Ernes,
Nagel. city, and Mrs. Peter Kemmet,
Glen Ullin, have been discharged
from the hospital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21
GERMANSSEEK
LOAN IN U. s.
Would Pledge Resources For
Il Food Loan

Paris, Dec. 21.--(By the Associated
Press Gcrmany's application for
authorization to pledged resources
rs a guarantee for food loan from
the United States was referred by
the PREPARATION commission today to
tn" home governments Of the var
ious members.
81 the same time it was decided
that the commissions committee on
guarantees should make thorough
investigation rs to the food situa-
ton IN Germany.
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Drawn N"""s "s"'o'o
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21
LEVIATHAN
rs GROUNDED

New York, Dee. Ell BY the Asso-
ci""ad >Prcssl The Lcviathan, queen
the american merchant mar
lbound from Chcrbourg, today
led on Robins reef in New
barrier.
tide was ebbing when the Lee
Jan grounded. Il will he s p. m
Pre- the high water mark again
Al be reached.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-21
McADOO FAVORED
FOR NOMINATION

Minot, Dec. 21.-Unanimous in
dorsement of William G. McAdoo as
candidate for the presidential no.
mination was given at q meeting of
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
DlsTRlTo DE ADJUNTAs

M e
Eli l;a madrugada del y de los CO.
rrieptes. en- el barrio Saltillo, Esteban
GeHares. tia) Montalez, natural de
Manatf. tie 10 aiios de edsd. fu6 arres-
talo por un delito de incesto. acusado
por. su propia hija. lfalnada Lidia, de
14ailos de edad. Ii juez municipal
intervino Ell la Investigation del ca
50. seit,lando al acusado una fianza
de $1,000, que no pudo prestar v por
10 que fue reclufdo en- la Cdrcel. de
Distrito de Ponce. s
En- la noche del % de los corrfen-
ties, mientras ell nino Juan Malave,
de 10 aiios de edad, natural y yecino
de Adljuntas, canlinaba p0r sobre unO
de los murcs del puente,& erigido So
bre .el rio Cidras, carretera que, con-
duce & Utuado. sufri6 una caila, y sfu6
a tener al rio, resultapdo con varias
heridas en- la eabeza ,euerpo, dc, pro-
n0Stico reservadO. rs.4 X <
u
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

=, 81 a sano \ astos nromiIenteg =
* falicitar Z Pnerfo Rico saue albert
bY.illahtes tenresentatiTos del cOmer.
o,o on esta isla one ssf cOhtribnyen
a GRAN anee I Al immense iDrOgfesus 4
6da,arto co,nerciol ane eada tifC ya
adauirdentlo i nafs
- com;t,uio dei din.
n terna dc todss has .onyersaciones
en- los cfrculos polfticos de esta ciu-
a.d co,s,it6valos al f,;unfo ii. lesss unio.!
nistas n y ruidoso nleftds electoral
-. San Ina, ! il reo,eso sIe los pro-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
Come,ciaatcs pfogfesistds.
Don Tomds Thodo

Mucho nos coniplace traer a esta cr6-
MICA el honlbre de este joven comer-
ciante. qiien debido a su espfritu pro-
gresista de esforzado luchador Ell
las lldes del comercio. ocupa ya un
paesto prcminente entire los comercian-
tes de mas merito inteligencia en-
Aguadilla. Su casa de comercio. si-
tuada en- liz calle del "Progreso.. es
una de las mas antiguas y que de ma
yor cretlito v reputation disfruta en-
este distrito. El senor TiradU. une a
sus brillGntes dotes de hdbil conner
ciante. muy bellas crsalidades perso-
males. que 10 hacen merecedor de la
estimation general y por todo clio ell
sefior Tirado es acreedor. por tcdos
concept6s. & que Sc lie haga justicia.
Es de felicitar a Aguadilla. cuando
cuenta con hombres asf tan progresi-
vos. como Tomas Tirado, que de esta
mallerG ccntribuye al mayor adelan-
to comercial de esta poblaci6n.
FHeg0 en- Hh0s fdiieres:
En- la tarde de aver como Il ESQ de
las cuatfo, otra gran alarna de fuego
puso en- mcvimiento al veciQdario. Por
6sta yez. el suceso no pas0 de ser mas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

can reprodlicciones de otros ejccutados por
cminentes artistas.
Los pianos de.ciudades edifcios los
mapas de naciones, continentes, islas, ma
res, exploraciones y descubrimientos geo
graiicos constituyen ell atlas mas abundante
que pueda apetecerse, tanto para estudios
politicos ecOn6micos como para consultas
historicas, etnografcas, artisticas navales.
Por este conjunto de cualidades que ate
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

sora Iii ENCYCLOPEDIAS UNINERSAIlsS
ILJJSTRADA EUROPEO lIERICANAl
les tan indispensable al hombre de Estado
como al comcrciante, al iurisconslllto como
al artista, sirviendo de iitil amena lectura
al curioso de excelente auxiliar Ell sus ira
bajos al hombre de estudio Ia ENCICLO-
PEDIA UNIVERSAL ESPASA De publica
por tomos perfectamente manejables, for
mados por I'm gran niimero de pliegos, con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
'CRONCA DE ACUADILLA

que un conato de incendio, que Sc orr
ghi6 Ell Ia planta baia del hcrmoso
edificio que ocupa el gran taller me-
eanico. en- lr calle Sthql. propiedsd de
la GompGiiia Industrial dc Agieddiita,
de Id cual es Presidenteel distinguiSio
hcmbre de negocios senior Hrnesto H.
Liensu El f,iege fue sofocado inmes
diatamente. no tuvo que lamelltarse
tninguna perdida. segdn Sc informa Ell
q referido establecimiento, a no ser
la cnorme alsTnia que hizo que casi
tola la poblaci0n Sc lanzasc a la ca
lie enbargsda de visible pdilico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
In JeHo recHeldo

-CH OCHO ftcHtJdO ~
Tn hermosfsiino almanaque- el cual
pone niuy de relieve el alto e inmen-
50 prestigio de que en- el mundo de
los negocios disfrutan los selores Ro-
lain Teiedor y de Hostgs. del alto CO
mercio lie San Juan. no solo en- Pto.
Rico. sino fuera de Puerto Rico. HI
llegado niestlu modestfshna mesa
dc corresponsal. Los sehcres Rolan.
Tejedor Y lie Hostos, figur;in !; la
%angusrdia entire los eomerci;mtes mas
talentosos lie mayor relieve en- el
pals Y su casa es de las que goza lie
mas reputation y de mas merecido
credito en- esta plaza comercial. rs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
Ell MEJOR DICCIONARIO
DEL MJJNDO.

4 sSuscribirse eqtiyale a obtener con nm
mfnimo esfuerzo el maximo de
.s*T utilidad cultural.
Sc puede adquirir ab0nando una modica
cantidad mensual.
Adlnitense susclipciones de los tolnos pll-
blicados 6rdenes para todasla obra.
Unicos Agentes en- Puerto Rico:
Cantero, Fernandez & Co, Inc.
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Observation-Disclosures

The wedding OF Miss Mary Moreland
and Mr., c. P. Blanchard OF Augusta,
was quietly consumated at the res
idence OF the officiating minister.
Rev. Bruce Nay. OF the Christian
Church at II A. NJ. today and was
witnessed by few intimate friends in
Guiding Mrs. l. P Moreland, Mrs.
c. A. Shenton and Misses Sadie Britt
and Claudia Graydon.
The pretty bride was wearing for
this occasion a handsome gown OF
midnight blue Canton Crepe and q
modish hat OF gray with blue and gold
trimmings and gloves and hose in
harmonizing tones.
After the ceremony the wedding
party proceeded to the home of the
bride where a sumptious wedding din
ner was served by the brides mother
for them and other members of the
family. The couple took the o'clock
train for visit with Mrs. T. F. How
ard in Macon after which they will
60 to their home in Augusta.
Mrs. Blanchard is an unusually at
tractive girl and has quite large cir
Gle of interested friends to wish her
we'll.
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HIGH SCHOOL PIT. A.

Our last High School PIT. A. meet
ing, which was held Tuesday afternoon
at four O'Clock, was entirely teeming
with interest and enthusiasm. Mrs.
c. A. Newcomer, the first vice-presi-
dent, presided in the place Of Mrs. A.
W. Kirkland, who, altho unable to be
with us, sent greetings to the associa-
ton.
After the opening prayer, Mrs. Carl
Fellars, accompanied by Miss Doro-
thy Thurmond, sang most effectively
The Little Grey Home in the. West.
Following this. Miss Elizabeth Maj
lett recited. "A Tree. Mrs. F. A. Rus
sell then presented to us, in most
forceful way, few OF the social pro
blems with which the home has to
cope. She also showed the urgent
need OF better and more efficient home
makers. The closing talk was made by
Mr.. J. f. Turner, who's brought out
very clearly the vital relation existing
between the discipline OF the home
and school. The program was then
concluded by free for all discus
sion at which time both Mrs. A. NJ.
Stephens and Mr.. U. ]. Bennett told
the mothers OF many effective ways in
which they might aid the teachers
as we'll as the child.
Mrs. Newcomer then asked if there
was any unfinished business to come
before the association. Mrs. Geo.
Brown made plea for more plav-
ground equipment, while Mrs. R. I.
Maffett suggested that the High
School PIT. A. beautify the school
grounds, but on further innvesti- gation
it was learned that the Home Econo-
mics girls under the supervision of
Miss Mcintyre, had already complet-
ed plans for this However, the mat
Ter of furnishing the playground equip
nent was turned over to the Ways
and Means Committee. OF which Mrs.
J. E. Turner is chairman.
After the reading of the minutes OF
he last meeting and roll call by the
secretary, Mrs. A. H. Denmark, the
meeting was adjourned and we were
all invited downstairs where we en-
oyed very delightful half hour to-
yether. Louise Wilcox
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MASTER ROBERT LEE

In honor of her son Roberts ninth
birthday, the hospitable home OF Mrs,
K. +. Lee was adorned in a most at
tractive way on last Friday afternoon
with emblems OF ST. Valentines Day
and flowers in red and white, the red
hearts that were conspicuous every
where serving variety OF uses 4 bowl
of these were used in a guessing con-
test and strangely enough there were
three OF the children who guessed
the exact number that were in bowl.
Lucky guessers were Louise Rogers,
Peter Boney annd Walter Frazer. 9th
er hearts had strings leading to far
and hidden objects given as favors.
On the dining table the center piece
was large heart from which ribbons
that marked the places were finished
with smaller ones, and candy kisses
Pretty Valentines formed the place
cards and finding these was much fun.
Little Miss Frances Brightwell assist
ed Mrs1 Lee in serving the refresh
ments OF ice cream cones and iced
cakes Many. games ard story telling
added other features OF enjoyment to
the company of small people, number
ing thirty-hve.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-02-15
LIBRARY TO CELEBRATE
sTH BIRTHDAY

On February 22nd, 1915, the library
building was formally turned over to
the city of Fitzgerald. This event
was celebrated by a house warming
TO all of the citizens and true to the
old custom. every one came bringing
a little gift and in this way the first
books were gotten for our shelves.
Now we are planning to keep open
house again on February END and in
vite all our friends and patrons to
come back and see how we have been
growing these past eight years.
Like all eight year old children, one
Of the best parts of the party will be
meeting the guests at the door to see
what you have wrapped in your little
tissue package and to read your birth
day wish for the library. And we are
eager to show you, right here in the
library building, all about our work
It will be real pleasure to answer all
questions and explain in detail any
part of TIE library work.
We want everybody to come, men,
women and children.
| trust you will be just as proud Of
your library in 1923 as you hoped to
be in 1915.
Cordially,
Louise Smith, Librarian.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-02-15
GUEST DAY OF w. M. S.

The Missionary Society of the Cen
trail Christian Church held delight
full social meeting in connection with
their usual monthly program on last
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
J. A. Parrott Each member was
asked to bring guest and about fiji
ty ladies in all enjoyed the program
of special interest and for which some
special music was also furnished.
There was a suggestion of Valen-
tine Day in the heart-shaped sand
witches that accompanied the salad
course With which saltincs, hot tea
were served This was followed by
minis, Mesdames T. F. Matthews, U
J. Bennett, o. L. Bradshaw and Ell
Chaple assisting in the serving.
Heart-shaped souvenirs were given
each guest.