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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

Omaha. but all over the state. within
the last month";" remarked Mr..
Hughes. II hardly think that a
mere fine is just the solution toward
warning perpetrators to cease their
activities. II seems TO me that
good. long jail sentence would be de.
cidedly more effective. II is the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

est Of all to get and are scarcely ever
questioned when they pass them.
Send those convicted where they can
r'iminate a good long while on the error
Of their WAYS, and think bad checks will
Immediately start TO decrease in num-
bers'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

manner in which these fellows elude
stiff punishment for their acts that
lie increasing their numbers TO start
ling proportions.
HAS Hundred Cases.
Tn my office AZ the present time !
have just 100 current cases like warrick's,
which the protective department Is work
ing on. But n the fellows are let off
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
Bad Check Artists
Become Plentiful

Charles J. warrich OF Kansas City,
Mo-. was fined $50 and costs in po-
nee court for passing worthless
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

of 2inch
entire lot - -
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

Read The Bees Business Chances" and
get into your own business.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
Y Color,;d
Wash Goods

OOnaC especially ATTRACTIVE
bargains for Monday.
Be-lneh colored Handkerchief Linen.
Lavender. = pink and black space
stripes; also many plain CH
shades. A yard. .OOC
ss-lneh silk oraandIe-white and
tinted grounds<-ail late printings;
for soft lingerie gowns, dancing
frocks. blouses, etc. A 0F
yard ...,....|......... IVC
SO and 40-lneh volles-All this sea-
sons printings and designs-coin
dots, candy stripes, florals, fIounc-
ings and borders. White and 0H
tinted grounds. A yard. -. .kJC
4oinch Plain volie--Pink, blue,
sand. putty, navy. Copenhagen and
white. Regular 26c value. rE
A yard IOC
Crepe ChiMon--white ground. with
floral designs. Side bands and rose
bude.. Best 24.inch crepe manufac.
tured--reduires no ironing. TEo
Iceonemy sllk-oood heavy weight.
Tor slips, Innings, foundations, un-
dermushns, etc. White and ali eve
ning shades. 80 inches wide, az
- fafu 49,. 800 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
White Goods

WAITE SHADOW checked ANA striped
oFRandie-0ne OF the newest sheer
fabrics for blouses. lingerie dresses,
wide. Special Monday. l.UU
: fsss ssa xEst:: French or..nase-ons
OF the moet popular sheer ~ RA
fabrics for spring. Monday. u .Hth
q yard, boe, CSC and up to.R
Peerllne Lawn-Made from best
conabed yarns. A sheer fabric that
Handlers perfectly and does or
not turn yellow. 81 inches OGC
wide. Special. = yard. zoe up to.
waite EsabEoideFea Noveltirs-i0
and as inches wide. Embroidered on
plain and shadow striped and
checked orEandie, eponges Ct 1E
crepe. lace effects. wolfe. ID l.kO
s e a.. q y .srarsi ;seS vcils. Corded
Crepe, lace Neyeltiee, Nov Or
city Chec<a, Entes-iMonday, EJC.
wk Essa o..p. WIN nas.oia.r:a Dots.
ana children's froclSs. al TH
Inches vide. Regular ase DC
value. A yard .............~
ae-rneh white Pa3ama IN.
Cheeks---tSc value. HUG
yaTd ...s. 49,, -r.s'
4o-Ineh white Pin Dot ~
Rwiss-Worth 1Sc. nc
yard ...s............ ..s'.r.-.. Il
4B-Ineh English Long Regular
soc value. Monday only A0 RI
l2-yafd bolts. %ksCS
TOT ..s.s.a.s.sst 80 49, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
Donestics

DOmeSticS
8a-Inch HighIy Mereeriaed soisette-
All leading shades; also RnI
black and white. Regular VhTfG
lsc value. A yard ..........
e3-lnch Plain and Woven stripe Eng
lish Shtrtfngs-A beautiful assort-
ment OF stripes, dots and 40f
ngures. Worth lee. Non IZ&C
S Sex ~T Ta, s.;:''i T;,::: T,..
checks and stripes; absolute 80
ly fast ooiors. lee and use NJ
values. Monday. a yard, $500.
Genuine Red seal Dress Zephyru--In
the choicest spring shades. OIL
Regular 12rc values. Mon 06C
Hixhiz Msresri.sd Dr... 'Pio;p,in-
New spring shades. Permanent nm
l .ss T ys1s ' sSssi.i Worth North 121c
na-Fnch Dress PereaIe-Light 81
and dark grounds. Regular XAC
price l3Ac. A yard. ...,..g.O
Apron Ginghan - Genuine, full
standard grade. compares with
AmoskeaR and Lancaster. Rec
indigo dye. Regular 6 1kc valus44C
S Senein: w sssc n,.sss..i T.s
ins.1-t2 inches wide: This sheeting
. Y shs S sas t aa4sSill tSr 164c
Regular zoe value. a yard.
S0-Ineh Finest Quality BIeaeAed
Muslin and Cambrie-Wamsutta best
grade. Lengths up to 10 II
yards. Values 20 i2Mc. AA(
Monday. a yard ...........-..
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

Beautiful imported exclusive silks in stunning effects for COM
bnaons reception gowns street ocks party frocks and SINH
e. It aSout sPsa p Ra
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

Printed warp taffeta. SO inches wide. and in three
and fourone coorings; patterns suitable for suits
and dresses; they are very beautiful in tones Of
maize electric blue, new green's new rose. marinei
pompadour and Dresden effects. and in pretty
color combinations. Usually sold for q RI
$3.50. Special sale price. Per yard Oh .CU
5000 yards OF ss-inch satin de luxe. sold every.
where at $3.50 Line OF colors is very complete Of
erng almost any shade that could be degired black
and light evening shades differs from g. m
messaline, having crepe meteor finish y HUI
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

Your name, address
and phone number on
fifty genuine Scotch
linen cards, usually 81,
Monday for 4Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

ek fsiile snd chiffon dress tafeta springs highly
fashionable weayes for street suits and froeks.
Just the right weight for these purposes The
shades range Is aIi-embrAcing, comprising those
that are most in vogue this spring, az well az
the always fashionable black. Width is 36 inches.
Exceptional qualities In most desirable 81 RI
woayes, this sale. very special yard y A.JW
Smart washable silks for blousess- dresses and
mems shirts. They are in jacquard crepes, satin
stripe crepes and hahutais, soft clnging peau de
crepe IN stunning two and threetone 9T nE
effects. great collection, s5c, 81 and y k.LJ
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
Daintu Nero Embroideries

Sheer Organizes, Chiffon Voiles, Neige
and Marquisettes, embroidered in all while,
floral and conventional designs. Also there
are Filet effects in delicate French colors
IS, ~ and As inches wide, 39c to $3.50
a ~
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

Gail tor your ticket with every
pair Of shoes you buy.
The Boston Store.
J. s. Brock, Assistant Bank
Examiner is here for few days
this week.
T. g. Brumtield won the free
pair of shoes given away at the
Boston Store this month.
Little Florence Babington,
Emma Hyatt and Lenore, Green
law returned from Baton Rouge
where they attended the instl-
tute last session.
Summer Pants for men from
S1.00 and up.
The Boston Store
Miss Mamie Sweeney who has
been attending WhiGworth Co..
lege at Bro0kheaven returned
home Friday for the summer
vacation.
Bring your eggs to the Bos-
ton Store. II cents paid III
trade.
This town is in a hubhub Of
excitement and lively activity
| this week. anent the opening OF
the summer Normal which vii
take place here next Monday
morning, June 7th.
Men Take Notice-The great
est bargain ever offered on Dixie
Palm Beech Suits, IN tan Slia te
| fast cOlOrs, made the better way
YOU will be surprised at so much
value for so little-Special price
S3.9s. The Boston Store.
Mrs. Louise Reddy SWartz
who is making Mrs. Jake wood:
her headquarters while here ol
a visit from New Orleans, spen'
the week end with Mrs. Letitl
| Simmons.
| Oar Big stock of Dress Good:
which is already the largest i
town, is being added to nearI
every week with the latest pat
terms as they come out. 81
when you need anything IN dres
goods call around and see gu
line before buying elsewhere
We will save you money.
The Boston Store
Mrs. Jesse ". Taylor. Of Han
mond, La, who has been Vlsltln
Mrs. Cornelius Doremus, ne
lifelong friend, has left lntent
ING to visit other friends an
relatives before returning
Hammond. She will attend
convention of Kings Daughter
! at Bogalusa today (Thursday)
The alteration of the front
the building formerly occuple
; as a restaurant, but now as L
remus Pharmacy, reflects cree
on the enterprise of W. F. si'
y mons & Brother, the oWne
o and will add materially to the 6
st pearance of the block of bu
ness houses on Washington
f. Notice-We will be closed
June 3rd
Sc Washington Bank & Trust {
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03
COULD SCARCELY
WALK ABOUT

believe would have died if | hadn't
taken il.
After began taking Cardui, | was
greatly helped, and all three bottles re-
iieved me entirely.
| fat.ened up, and grew SO much
stronger in three months, felt like an
other person altogether"
Carduii is purely vegetable ard gentle
acting. Its ingredients have mild, tonic
effect, on the wor,anly constitution.
Cardui makes for increased strength,
improves the appetite, tones up the ner-
vous system, and helps TO make pale,
sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy.
Cardui has helped more than a million
weak women, during the past 50 years.
1t will surely do for you, what it has
done for them. Try Cardui today.
Write TO; Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies Ad-
vsory Dept. Chattanooga, Tenn. tor SpecsGt M
StructiOnS on your case and o@-page eook' mons
Treatment for Women. seat in plain wrapper. J-os
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03
Local Items
. x " x * y ziz ziiz - Il. "! q
Brief Mention Of Local and Personal
Happenings of The Week.

NJ. W. OFT is convalescing now
after a ten days tedious illness.
We have received a new line
of Ladies waists and skirts.
The Boston Store.
Mrs. L. H. Magee and Ruth
and Ray Magee spent the first
part of this week in New Orleans.
The Walk Over Shoes sold only
at the Boston Store.
Mrs. Dan Corkern of Center
vile, is visiting Mrs. Press
Wood an9 Mrs. P. B. Carter
this week.
We have White Shoes for the
whole family.
The Boston Store,
D. NJ. Wadsworth and Ad
Wadsworth of Bogalusa spent
the week end here.
Keep cool by tanning yourself
with our nice large palmetto
fans-,-The Boston Store.
Miss Nallie Samuel spent sew
eral days last week in New Or
leans shopping.
Mrs. Robert Darlington visited
Mrs. Jno. Babington at ValnadC
last Friday.
A genuine Panama Hat for the
summer time, only $3.50
The Boston Store
Reys J. J. Walker and T. G. Cor
kern spent Friday Saturday anC
Sunday in Slidell in attendance
upon the 9Th Sunday Meeting.
We still have a few Boys
Palm Beech Suits which are 90
ing at reduced prices,
The Boston Store
A. D. McClendon, the aget
father of Mrs. J. Vol Brock, lef
Friday to visit children in Hat
tiesburg, Gulfport and Saratoga
Watch for our Ad next week
announcing easy plan of secur
ing AZ piece Dinner Set.
Darlington Drug Store, Inc
Miss Ruby Pierce of Dillon
Miss. is a guest this week of be
cousin Miss Emma E. Wood.
Clip coupon from back pag
of June Rexall News. 1t is valu
able,
Darlington Drug Store, Inc
Hon. D. r, Johnson after
few days spent at home returne
to Baton Rouge Monday to II
sumo his duties.
During these hard times
trade at the Boston Store an
YOUR money will last longer
Mesdames B. F. Simmons ar
D. B. Walker and little WlIfre
returned from Jackson Whe]
thew have been for the pa
three weeks.
The greatest bargain eyer c
fered in Mems Wash Suits.
new line just received, worth
a. suit-While they last S3.90
The Boston Sto.
a'- " Miss Dora Maude Johns'
having finished her course
Science and Music at Juds
College, came home last trId
to spend her summer Vacatl'
Our big line of Shoes IS hS
to beatin style, quality and pr
The Boston Sto
Misc Ida Greenlaw of b
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03
And For Three Summers Mrs. Vim.
cent Was Unable to Attend to
Any Of Her Housework'

Pleasant Hill. N. CO suffered for
three summers" writes Mrs. Walter
Vincent, of this town, "and the third and
last time, was my worst.
Itad dreadful nervous headaches aila
prostration, and was scarcely able 10
walk about. Could not do any OF my
houseWork.
also had dreadful! pains in my back
and sides and when one of those weak,
sinking spells would come on me-
would have to give up and lie down
until il wore off.
was certainly in a dreadful state 0
| health, when | finally decided to tf!
Ca,dui, the won,an's tonic, and tlrmi!
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

RENTED to Treasurer .....S s524 20
Total net coils. May. 1915, $l,3O3 Al
7. j. SIMMONS,
Sheriff aud Tax Collector.
| am applying for a pardon.
Tom Boutwell,.
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

Miss Dora Maude Johnson
having finished her course IN
Science and Music at Judson
College, came home last Friday
to spend her summer vacation
Our big line of Shoes is nara
TO beat in style, quality and price
The Boston Store
Miss Ida Greenlaw of Blue
Mountain came last Wednesday
for a lengthy visit with relatives
here before she and her sister
Dora, leave for Virginia.
Buy your shoes at the Boston
Store. Besides buying oetOel
shoes for less money you stand
a chance of getting a free pail
gwen away once a mon1n'
On account of illness in tn
family, Mrs. M. W. OFT will no
entertain the Waverlev Clue o.
Saturday. but the regular NEE
ing will be deferred two week
when the reading of WIN 'So'
ChurchilI's new serial, A f'
C.untry" will begin, and thef
will be discussions by the men
bers on their favorite magaSli
writer's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-15
SC Toilet Soaps.

SC Toilet Soaps.
4 cakes, &c
-Four cakes OF good
quality Toilet Soaps. in
Guiding Witch Hazel.
Eeyptol. Buttermilk and
CASTLE.
Csc Bath Salts, 1zc
Large bottles of Violet
Bath Salts.
zoe Toilet Soap. lie
Genuine All White Rose
Glycerine Toilet Soap.
SOC Massage Cream,
CSC
mpeian Massage
Cream, two-ounce Jars.
Csc Danderine. 15c
Regular 25c bottles Of
Danderine, for the hair.
Csc Rosaline. 15c
Regular 25c Jars Of
Rosaline.
Csc Shaving Sticks,
15c
Williams Holder Top
Shaving Sticks.
10c Machine Oil. &c
Regular 10c bottles of
Three in-One Machine Oil.
(Notion Dept.)
Ironing Wax, 6 for SC
Chinese Ironing Wax,
with wooden handles; mus
lin covered: sold regularly
at 1c each.
Sc Needles, SC
Roberts ParabOla Gold
Eye Needles
SC Basting Cott on,
2 spools, &c
5OO-yard SpOols of Good
Quality White Blasting
Cotton.
Sc Hair Nets, 2 for Sc
All-over Hair Nets, full
size: good quality silk;
all shades.
I0c Hooks and Eyes. |
SC
Genuine De Long Hooks
and Eyes, white or black;
all sizes.
Handkerchiefs. SC
Mems Good Quality
White Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. full size: soft
finish.
15c and 19c
Handkerchiefs. &c
Wompn's Embroidered
Corner Handkerchiefs. hem
stitched borders: pretty
designs in fine embroid-
cry work.
Velvet Neck Bands.
12c
Sample Velvet Neck
Bands. with dainty jew
eled and rhinestone pend
ants: regular 25c. soc and
Toe values.
'Jewclrv DeptD /
ST Vanity Cases. 49c
German silver Vanity !
Cases. stylish srapes and
new designs. in oxidized !
finish: fitted with coin
holder. prfY box and pun:
mirror and card ease. |
Handbags, SOC
Women's II an d bags.
many stvIish shapes:
nickel oxidized and gun
metal frames: fitted with
purse and mirror.
soc Sheets, SOC
Welded Blearled Sheets.
double-hrd size: hand
torn and ironed.
$1.00 Spreads. 79c
Crochet Red Spreads,
donble-hed size: in Mar
settles designs.
1z1zc PiIlowcases,
sac
45x36 Rleached Pillow
cases: large size: linen
finish quality.
1zIzc Outing |
Flannel. 83lc
36-inch Outing Flsnnels.
in stripes and checks;
heavy ficecrd grade.
&c Ginghams, 5slc
Standa I'd Apron Cling
hams. in blue checks: fast
color. /
I5c Dress Ginghams,
9slc
32-inch Dress Ginghams.
in stripes. checks and
plaids; good assortment Of
colors.
I0c Outing Flannel,
7Slc
2I-inch White Outing
Flannel. heavy fieeced
quality.
&c Cannon Cloth. loo
46-inch White Cannon
Cloth. heavy linen finish
grade.
25c Rice Cloth, CSC
40-inrh White Check
Rice Cloth. with the new
seed dash weave.
sc White Wolfe. 1zIzc
4O-inch White Embroid-
cred Wolfe. fine two-ply
quality. for waists and
dresses.
$I.75 Longcloth, S1.O9
No. go English Long
cloth. fine chamois fin
ish grade: - yards In each
piece.
zoe TaIcum Powder.
1Oc
Mennen's Talcum Pow
der. violet or borlted.
SOC Overgaiters, SOC
women's Black Overgait-
ers. sizes . TO Z.
soc Taffeta Silk. soc
36-inch Black Taffeta
SILK, soft chiffon finish,
rich lustrous grade.
Sc Argo Starch,
z for &c
Two Regular Sc pack
ages Of Argo Gloss Starch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-15
Mems $500
TrouserS. Sl.00

ITOuS6TS, 9I.UU
Mems Separate Trousers,
good quality materials:
neat patterns and well
made: sizes rs to 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
Ham n, the Fair"
. 3 .


Grand Ending Saturday Night
For the Sake Of a False
Friend" No. G OF The Diamond
From the Sky" SERIES Animated
Weekly. The House OF a Thou.
sand Relatives"
Seattle Ending Saturday Night
The Show Light" two parts.
The Greater Strength. two
parts: Miss Fatty's Handicap.
When Cameron Passed BY"
Alaska Ending Saturday Night
"wiidfiower tMarguerite
Clark.
Madison Ending Saturday Night
The Vengeance OF WI Fang
Exploits of Elaine. No. 49,;
Saved by "A Dream" two parts;
The Spark From the Embers. !"
two parts. Crossed Love and
Swords"
Tliikum Ending Saturday Night
The Trail OF the Upper Yukon. :"
two parts. Where Brains Are
Needed" detective drama), two
parts: "A Nightmare OF Movie
Fan"
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ASK $500 FOR Old
ARMY UNIFORM

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, June A.
On the loss OF faded blue army
uniform. relic OF the civil war,
Mrs. Mary Helntzelman, 70 years
old. bases a claim for $500 against
Hennepin county. which she has
already filed
Five years ago Mrs. Heintzelman
went to the Hennepin county poor
farm. Her only possessions were
packed In an old-fashioned trunk.
In the top tray lay the old uniform
and a packet of soldiers letters,
written on the heavy blue station.
cry used In war times.
Each spring the old uniform was
carefully hung out to air. A week
ago as II hung upon the line n Gin
der descended from n smoke stack.
lt smoldered for n moment in the
garment. flared up. and Mrs,
Heintzelman's last treasure was
gone forever.
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Madison gnaino Saturday NIah,
TIilkum Endlno Saturday Mint
RESIDENCE THEATRES
Home Ending Saturday

The Hidden City" lGrace
Cunard and Francis Ford. two-part
drama: Animated Weekly" OF
May 18th. topical: The Funny
side OF Jealousy" Jefferson DE
Angelisl. two-part comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

arbitration.
we have progressed scarcely a
step In the last $50 years In estab.
fishing the rights of neutral powers
We must make the world under.
stand that peace Ia the normal con.
dltion OF mankind.
we are not going 10 neglect our
defense. either. We must be In such
u state Of preparedness ms 10 pre-
vent the landing % ningi. hostile
foot ON tho shores OF America.
''You OF Washington, n war
should ever come. would receive the
firs, shock ~ foreign army n an
attempt was made 10 land troops
With you there Is n peculiar duty
and responsibility In this matter.
We ought 10 waste nothing. l
believe In conservation. but 7 am
not In favor OF starving the present
generation TO feed the generation
TO come.
Il am not In favor Of subjectinE
tho public domain 90 mere avarice
and monopoly. The people OF the
West should be given tho oppor.
tanity TO develop their resources IN
a sane way"
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Senator cummins OF Iowa spoke
on the political situation before n
large gathering at noon Friday a,
the Young Mems Republican club
luncheon at III. Butler hotel. where
he was honor guest.
lie spoke AZ tho Commercial Club
Thursday on peace. national defense
and conservation. II was tho largest
gathering OF tho club since II opened
It's new quarters In the Arcade
building.
we are unable 20 stem the great
conflict In Europe" he said. The
war must wear itself out. nu, at
Its conclusion We i0O. 0oo. 900 people
OF the United States must shoulder
the creates, responsibility that ever
fell upon organized society since the
world began.
The war came because the world
had not provided an effective plan
OF International mediation and arhi
tration TO settle tho Austrian.
Serbian trouble.
1T Ia tho duty Of the United
States 10 take n leading part IN
widening the scope OF mediation and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
SEASON OF ROSE
SHOW IS NOW ON

Thousands OF roses are on dis
play today at the first of Seattle's
three annual rose shows. being
held at We Olde College iewelry
store and the University pharmacy.
nj 18th ave. y. r. and f5th ~.
The affair will close Saturday
evening with n formal ball in the
University State Bank building
Many prizes have been donated by
the stores OF the district.
More than $500 entries win be
Included In the Mt. Baker Park I'm.
provement club show. which opens
Saturday ard closes Sunday night.
Six hundred prizes. including a
handsome silver loving cup, will
be distributed.
The Green Lake Rose soclety's
show will be held June ~ and 10
In Woodland park. Several thou
sand entries are expected.
At 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
June IL. the show will open with a
parade OF rose garlanded autos,
from which young girls will scat.
ter pretty blooms along downtown
streets.
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PHOTO PLAYS


The Juggcrnauf.- OF which one
scene alone cost the vitagraph Co.
te5. 900. has been shown to a sue.
cesslon OF packed houses since It's
opening nj the Liberty wednes-
day. II ends tomorrow.
ALEXANDRIA
With the last performance Of
''Hypocrites" at the Alhambra
Sunday night. a summing up of re-
celpts probably will show an at
tendance close 10 that at the Lib.
erty during its exhibition OF the
same film.
MISSION
EdIson's three-part drama. Her
Proper Place" continues 20 delight
packed houses ut tho popular Mis-.
sion theatre. The drama will run
two more days. Miriam Nesbitt
and Marc McDermott. In real life
man and wife. are the stars.
CLASS A
The Class As variety bill. which
includes a powerful modern drama.
The Human Octopus" remains
until Sunday.
cLEMmeR
In "The Shooting ~ Dan Me.
Crew." nj the Clemmer. n remark.
able scene shows gold rush from
Cape Nome 20 the interior OF
Alaska
COLONIAL
Few screen dramas have ever at.
tracted such attention as the VIM.
Fox production of "A Womans
Resurrection" Count Tolstoi' a
greatest work. now appearing Mt
the Colonial. Capacity audiences
have marked every evening per.
formance this week. The picture
stays until Saturday night.
GRAND
A riotous domestic romance.
"The House OF n Thousand Rela.
tons" IL giving Grand patrons lots
OF fun. II tells the heart-rending
story Of a young couples efforts
to entertain their thousand-and.
one relatives IN 2x4 flat.
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CHINESE GIRL
ASKS DIVORCE

Can Eng Van get n divorce from
All Fook under American law?
They were married according 10
Chinese beliefs at a Chinese min
ister's. with the Chinese wedding
ceremony, which strictly provides
that there shall be no divorce. This
was In 1906.
Now his wife IL dissatisfied, It
appears, having left Eng Vans
house IN Ill humor. telling him the
Chinese ceremony might be all right
for some brides. but not for her.
SO Eng Yam has started divorce
he was minus $500 In greenbacks.
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her MOTHER Is her
SlSTER.lN.LAW, TOO

MCLUSKY. n. D., June A.
There may be prosecutions here
because of the marriage two
months ago of girl who Is just
Is today.
Pauline Semmier was married 10
Jacob Roth several weeks ago.
Her mother. who had been twice
widowed. is also married TO man
named Roth. Her husband and the
husband of the daughter are
brothers.
The state law prohibits the mar
riage OF girls under 10. even with
the consent of the parents of the
bride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
POSTERS APPEAL
TO u. S. CITIZENS

NEW YORK. June 4.--Glaring
posters on New York bill boards
today appealed to all American cltl-
zens to uphold President Wilson 8
hands In his noble efforts to pre-
serve peace by urging congress to
empower him to stop the exporta-
ton OF arms and ammunition TO
Europe"
The placards are signed: THE
Organization OF American Women
for Strict Neutrality"
Similar cards appeared In the
subway and on the elevated plat
forms.