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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10
&i(la's &auoien ibertaQcn cine ameranild)e Staot!

inter 9lufbebung Der @eidaItsorO.
nl,ng iein. @roiiocnt @ilioas 9ln.
bGnger maren iiberaeugt, boB lie cine
Otebrbcit rilr Den &orlhlog. Die Vie
lnlution ari Den Sild 5u legen, bnben
pur0en.
9tah &erleiung ocr ErotofoQe
Itellte oer 9lbgeoronetc Nou, Der itel-
'uertrenoe &oriitcr oes @eldldfts
oronung5 9lusihuiie9. oen 9lntru9
,oui gluibebung Der CSeid)aitsoro-
nung; iein 1oridIog. iiir Die Debate
bierllber 1aln5ig lltinuten an5uiceen
ging einItinlnlig ourd.
Sic 3ebotte nobm iofort eiuen iehr
lebbaften Gbaruf1cr on llno erreid)te
lbren erIten @obepunft, alS Emu er.
ilarte, nieinono babe icnlalS eine
i6dnolihere 2ii9e erflnocn fonnen
ols Die, oof 4rGlioelt %silion Srieg
mcue. 9Senn Der Jest norIiegcnOe
slntroq niht ourhgcbe. erflorte Der
albeeoronete @orriion (Gem.) pen
!gtiIiiliippL cine Der Citizen Der 40
nliriitrotion, mer0e 0ics nidt nlIr
tinen Sriilnpb filr cine 9eluille euro
pGiibe 0auptitoot beocllten, ionoern
ouh Elm 1interrildldcr lleberfaIl aui
Ocn &rdiioenten iein.
9ie;uitat Der 9lbltimmnng.
Sic enogiilti0e 4bitimnlm9 iiber
Den 9lntrag. Die Wtc2emoreihe 2Sdr-
nungsporlooe mlf oen Siidl 0es S1all.
les 5u legen ergob oa& foIgenoe He'
inltat:
ga - 0emofruten 1872, RepubIi-
foner 90; &rogreiiipe, ); 5uiomlHen
176.
Ncin : Gcmofrotcn. 33; 8epu.
blifoner, 102: 8rogreiiipe, 5; lln-
abbdngigc, i; So6ialiitcn /; 3niarl.
nlen 1I2.
9teue 9niitania glntluort.
Ser 9sfaiioert bat iebt ireie Nano,
Die llnterbun0liungen nit Gel'tld).
lamb iiber oie Souhbnotiruge futt5n-
lcBcn. Ser ndhlte Sdritt miro maprs
| iheinli6 cine Anhport ouf Die lettcil
Gorihl09e Scr oeutiden &e1ierltn9
| CUR 9eilesun0 Der 2lilitonio Gontro-
lperie iein. Die @er. Stoatcn meroen
lHohne 3meifeI III ibrer 9lntiport mei'
:ere @drortien ool'ir pcrlongerL f'oB
arneriforiihe @iirger Die ouf 9onip.
fern frisJfiibrenocr Mdhte rcliclt,
ourb oic om /. 0tor5 in Strait 9etrr.
tene psrid0rftc loldlbootoroer
Iciltid)lanos nidlt aeiabrbct mer6ei!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10
9euti6e iylotte indt ben
GSeinO.
Q0n10li, I. Wl0r5

(uc qtmiteroamer GCpclfe pom
Ticnstaq beridltete, oaB 20 oclt
idle arieQ8idiiic ON Ii0ntog III
ser g}or0ice freu3enb gClldltet NOR.
0cn iiu6 1ie iubren. aIS lie 5uerlt
bernerft luuroen, IN meltilder Jtid).
n,no, dneerten abcr ipatcr ibren
Qurs nn6 6ompiteu nor0Iid)
9cridte, 0ob @'rin3 Selnrih BON
9}reliBen, Der Q'ruoer 0ea aalerS.
ben Qeicbl il6er Die oeutihe 6Iottc
an einem Streii5ug in Die storoiec
erhoiten bat, befomer neie ytobrlng
mo ianoen groben @louben-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10
Scciniluiinna cine ;sabel.

Or. Nerolner, Der l5rolioent he&
9tationoltun0es. oeiicn Ndme II; Den
cnoeblihen 6ntbullnngen Der
,g2orlo" ei,e prominente Stelle ell.
nialnt. NOR bellte pom friiben Nor
0cn on ron 3cltunasrepprtern uno
Gorrelponoellten bcitilrnlt moroen,
melfc glusfltnft ooril6cr berlangten,
o6 ole angaben oer Morlo aul Tld.
tiafcit berllbeu o0er nld)t. Gr 9nb
Su. oob cr oIs Rroiioent heS g|otlo'
nalbun0cs filr Die 9ieioIution elnge.
ttefen lei, meIhe glmerltoner Dor Der
Qenubun0 pon Sdiiien frlegtlibrea'
Der Modic lpurnen nn0 pelde en-
g;erhot hcr Wdi1enausilhr ln0 Der
2ubifribirllnd BON arIcdsnnIeihen
icifcns Scr g}unoesrcierucbdnfen be-
nriporten Or itcllt entidlle0el IN
9hre0c, 6db ser Nnuo enc vGobbn
IN Naibmgtou nuterbnIte tno erflar
tr ooi pr fetne Ne5iebrmqe,l meoer
0lreft nod in6ireft nni NfarIoiiS IN
tcrbalten babe. Der nnt Der Merio
iut Nnitroqe 6e& 9lnocs cine Necln'
iluliuug Oes Gonareiic5 pcriudt ba.
ben ioll
Iie aus @oibin9ton itanunenOe
9tahridlt oaB cine llntcriudnng Der
Q}cidmIhigung Der 4MorIo", ioncit
iic Den 9tutinnalbuu0 5etriift elnge.
[citct ner6en ioa. bet in 0en &reilen,
nelde 6cu 8oriton6e oe@ieIben nobe
IIteben, mr. ein mitleioigcs Sodleln
hcrporoerlifer. g9ic pon cineln Der
Scrren crfl1rt muroe. milroc clue
bcrartioe llnteriutung nit t5rcnoen
bcarilBt meroen nem lie mltroe tlor
lun0 oeltIidl ben NGpeiB 0niiir erbrln.
oen, BOB Der RotionoIbuno ciu pa
triotiide amcrifauiihc gcrciniquno
lit. 6eren 8iele uuN 3medc ourddn3
lin lte6ereinitiutmtug iteben nit ben
hciten ,>0cdlcn 0es gncrifnul9mll5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10
Sebr Der ,,@OrlO
Ter HGtipnnlbumo Huu ibr ucrOad).
tigt. 6iuc Nbwcbr. 3nef
ocs &mnbeS.
4ShlIa0clpEio. 10. :. Wtar6.

9ic pon Der oNcp Porter 9Sorl0
erbobcne ltno audi III nnoereu
! Sogea5 a5citunpcn Oerbrcitetc NelhuIoi.
gung. Der 9tutionalblmo imtcrbuIic
enc YSo5ep" IN 9Sulbln0tnn. INN oie
NSdrmm9@ ul0 oie Gnlhdrao Hclo,
lutionen meIhe Dem 9on9rciie linter-
hrcitet mor6en iin0, 3u mterluiBcn
mlr0e hcute inl Gentroiburenn 0c3.
lclben cntldIcoen in 9tbre0e geltellt
>Sn Dem @rtitel Der =. Morl0" mtr0e
ulh bcbouptet. oaB Der Nuno cine
0nntrollirlng beo republitdnildlen
acknowledgements plane. Inn 0ic 9luis
ltclIuuQ cines probeufiden Eroliocnt.
lduftstanoiooten 5u erI0ngen. OaS
grbort ebeniona 3lt oen poIitllpen
9llmeunordleu. meIthc bon Der pro.
briiiiden Hrelle ucrbreitet merocu.
Gie Seitlr 0eS 9moea limo iih iibcr
ocr GiniluB oes oentid) amerlfmi
idcn (bules Der Ncu6lferltng mlr 81
flur. nm eine oernriigc politiihe Oon
Guirotenoe 6u uCrlihcn. motilr nc
ahcr liu6, It iiir gtlfltcIluua eiueo
'nelltrdIgeinnten lno pre- omeritoni
lcten &ralioentlhaits anr oi0oten
uno eegen ote eincs probritllden.
namcriea Iirlt" unn Sri,ocu.
0ic .gSorIo" iuht ocn GiIcrud slt
crmeten OILS menn Sic gtorIlu1g9.
9teiolutipn ouf &eranlniitnJ 0es
gtotlonolbunbeS einqebrodt moroen
lino. Sic mur0cn nos Senatnr Sore
inn Senot uno WtcStanore I'M @ntlc
einQereidlt. ole beloe feinc 9irOe
Itrih 9lmerifoner lnlo lulo I'M bclteil
Snterciie niht 3cutihlnnbS. ionoern
oer 0ereinioien 5tootcu. Die tie nidlt
0urh ncn 2eihtiinn Ginger tollfilb
ucn @erioncn in 8efobr einco 0rie.
Qes eebroht iebcn luollen.
GoB DER Geutihomeriloniihe ga.
| ItionaImln0 9leid)iolis iiir erbnttlHl
0cs 5rie0enS lit, 0ilrfte lpohI fmnl
ilhcrruihen. IerlcIhc bat ieit lciner
05rilnoung, Die I'M Gftobcr 1901 CT.
iclate. ole fSoroeruna uno G'rbuItuuJ
outer 9e5iebunaen 5lpiihcn 0cutidl.
Ilnn0 uno oen 0ereinigten Stooien
ouBcr onberm 0eltrebnnaen rein tnl'
tltrellcr 2lrt, iih gum 3iele gcicbt.
Gr lit cine organization ameritoaI'
ihcr giirger oeutid)cr Abitonnlua
| mo bat bel jeoer 0elegenbeit befont.
oob .Amcrito 6irit" iein S8obripriIdl
qcluelcn lit, uno ieIbitperitonoIid nod
"a
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10
@iliOn bat gewOnntu,
Sjans le6nte bic &arnungsDurlasc
NIT 276 gegcn 142 Stim-
men ab.
g9oibinoton, 7. OtGr3.

8ralioent 9SilIon erlangte ON
9ienstag einen behelttenoen Sieg III
icinem aantpf, oen SongrcB sur I'M
tcr{iitung in ieinGn 1oubboot lln-
terbonolungen NIT 8eltihldnb 81
sluinaell, ols oas 9lbgeoronetelbaia
nit 276 eegen 142 Stimmen be-
idIob, Die bonn Repraientorten altt-
0emore eingereidte @arnllngspor-
Iuee alf ben Gid oes 'oailieS 81 !e-
0en. 0ie erite 2lbitinmlng erfoIgre
Darilber, ooB oie 9lmen0irlng lno
@rorterlmg oer &orIage perblnoert
ncroe. Gieler Antrog 9ing nit 256
geaen 160 Stimmen ourd.
Sieben Stln0en lang oalerte Die
Gcbatte inn 9ous, uno i'm Serloltle
oerleIben beidnloigten oie8egner Der
Administration oen 9}rGiioenten, onB
or fir Elm niuriitiidl onfe6tbures
9tebt" fedte un0 Die &erorltmortung
fir Die bipIomatilden llnterbanolul-
acn ouf Den GongreB ob3ulpal5en per
iude. Ser 4rdiioent. meIheln ods
Gelultot Der glbltinntllng im Gabi-
nettsainuner oes @eiRen @allies NIT
eetbeilt muroe, erflarte iih bodIt
beirieoi9t.
9icd)tsfrage i'm SiHtcrgrnnS.
Nei ser 9lbItimnlilng trat oeutlid'
5utnge, baB Die 9lbminlitrationsillb-
rer iib mcniger INN Die rein redtlide
Seite ser glngelegenbeit filnlnlerten,
fpnoern Gen HndDruf borouf legten.
ooB 0os 0ans inter ulIen unlItonoen
hinter oeln Gr1lioenten iteben iolle.
neil er lonit I'M 9luslano ouf @inocr-
niiie IN ielnen biplomatiI6en Inter
honoIungcn itoben miiroe. Soriiber
sSIooo (Gent.) pom SousaltsifuB fiir
olsmGrtige 9lngelegenbeiten, legte in
ieiner &ebe erpBen 0ahorlid ooraitf
noB Die Der. Stuoten. ipenn lie iesi
0eutidlono gegenilber nohgeben
ipGter ouf oen glaiirten gegenitbei
III ibren aompf unlS Golferreht unS
Menlhlidfeit noh9eben nliiBten.
@cnrupt leitet Spppiitiun.
9(n ser Spiee Ser Sppolition itan>
in Der &eoeihladt Superintendent Cen
root nnn @iSconiin (Rep). @erl
&enroot tetonte Dor ollen 9ingen 0ii
Sbatiode, bnB Sefretdr Earring ii
feinem <nolhrelben an Die frieg
fiibrenoen Nahe erfldrt batte, sous
9feht Der Armirltng BON 0onoelS
bompfern iei ein 5peifelbaftes" 2as
iei Der meientIihe Hunft in Der nil
9eutif,lonb entltonoenen Gontro
pcrie. .9lnaenommen, Der Staats
iefretdr iei patriotiid) eelpelen, al:
er nieie @rfIdrllng obgob". 70 orgu
mcntirte Der 9Ibaeoronete aus @is
eoniin, nmie fonnen oie Anbanger ocl
COMMUNICATION iett bebai,pten, es ic
lu,potrioiiih, glmerifaner Dor bcl
s'cnusung arinirter 0ampfer 81
ipornen?"
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pSebr erniie" Gage.

98oiburgton 8. Dtar5.
9ls Ir0iioent g8iIipn om Con
ucrStoa gerobe ieinc erite Gonfc.
reIa nit Dem neuenarieqSiefretor y6.
:. @ofer botte, troi oie MeIouna BON
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10
Die Jieiulmtion Me9e e,uures.

0ie &eioIution oes 9(bt teoronetcn
ltcSempre, in ser Mmerifoner banDr
gemarnt merocn. INIT arntirten Sdlif.
fen triegfilbrenber 2onber 81 reiielt
inet nad elmer langeren @inleitllng
v@s lei beidlnlien, 6nB 0ds Geprd
ientnnterlbous oPs 81. GoncralieS
feierlihlt oen Yrditocnten eriuht, ollc
omerifonii6en 8ilr9cr irlnerbalb Der
Ser. Stnnten ODER neren @elibullgeh
pOer i'm Auslan0e 81 morncn, ouf ci-
rem ormlrten Sdifie irgeno cincr
frie9filbrenoen 9sotion 81 fobren, ph
husielhe ois @onoelsld)iif noer onoers
he5eihnet miro, lulo oh oo8ielbe @e=
idiipe 5ur&ertbeioigung pber 5um2ln-
grill filbrt. glruerifaner, Die trobSent
out lolhen orlnirten Sdliffen fobren,
tDun Dies auf tbre eigene 0efobr.
nSopeit Der ErGlioent uno Der
Gtaatsiefret1r in oen 8eltt Der oeut-
idcn 0erfldrift, bc5m. Der i'm begle!-
fenoer 6dflrn1iIes non NeiIlmqen an
tritilfe 0anoelsfupitGne, 0e1euenelt.
faIl8 BON ibren nGertbei0ieungsae.
idliiben" oifefliipen @ebrouh 5u mo,
d]cn, oieIelbcn un0 ibrc 8eihiitbeoie=
ming in nelttrdlen @eipdliern un0
ncl;trnIen &Gfen ieood; tbunlidIt slt
terbergen. loIlen oieie @emeile Dem
@nts 5ugeitellt meroen, oamit 6ielc5
oilf 8ruuo berielben Ieiner perfdI.
ilw9snt0Biaen Gflidt 1egen ons 2ouo
uuo Die 3Reqierling noffommen fonr.
o0os Hepr0ientontenbaus iprifli
ouBeoern ben GntihIub beg 8olfes
un0 Der Reaieriing Ser Ser. StndtCn
olis. einerieits fein omerifoniidea
9iedt oiif5uaebeu. onoererieits oat
@oriift DaIten 3u Iaiieft, Inn 81 per
nteioen. 6oB 4merifoner noer omeri-
foniihe 2Sntereiien in ser ariegs8ou;
apfs SpieI geiet' Deroen.
@rusrnmmGiiis erGfinet.
3unftli6 Inn II llhr Iienstoc
asornittoo trat oas Reprdierltoitten
hous suiannlen, nm iiber Die 9pcSe
moreihe ReioIution 81 erltihel6en
nie amerjfoner mornt niht oltf ar
mirtpn Shiffen frieaiitbrell0er Can
Ger su reiien. Gie Gebatte uilSt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10
Columbus, a. H. holb
1T Criintntcr1t+
%o Staatcu Soloatcu nllO 3iuiliitrn fa0cu Ger
lmorblnitigcn ncrifandcu San0c
;1m Spfcr
Das baus oes Gonereies bat Ole 1Darnunosoor.
laee nit 276 9e9en l42 Stmmen ab9elebnt.
Die vDorlo" bebt eeeen oen oeutld-amerfani.
den 11ationalbuno >1epton .. 8afer sum
Krieosninilter erndnnt

clnem llcberioll GilloIher 8on0ltcn
oli Die onerltonllde Stnot Golum.
bus, 9t. Ot., ain. SSn ontlidlen &rei
len puroe ollf ole gtahridlt bin nbic
mciteres 5ligegeben oaB oieier &or,
fau Die merifaniid)e 9ln9clepenbcit
crldnrere.
9isber batte ole 9llnocSrl sierlu9
bie HoIitif uerloIgt, ea Garran5o 5u
iiberIoiler. NIT Den 9toubcrbonocu
fertig 5u merSen; lcet MIRO III ontli-
den &reiicn Die 6rogc aufgemorIen,
pb ein $oon0itreid, lpie 0ieler neuelte
Qceen Columbus, 9t. VI. nidt piel
leidt ein genligeno oeutlicber gelueiS
oal ar lei, ooB 9orron5o oerSo9e niht
gcnadlen lcI uno 10 Die Gntlenoung
dmerifanilder srallpcu n@sler oie
0,ren5e aad Wterito reghrfertige. Sur
GpngreB lpuroe Der 3milheniall bon
0ca i4eqtern Der .jterifos sBoIitlf DER
Hegierung ebenfolls ols Welucls Der
llniobigfeit Gorran5os. Gronun9 5u
id,olicn ioluie oils Neltoti9ung Der
sorousinae be5eihnct. ouB mlf onS
4 fur5lihe 9lutboo in Sui, Dem minoe
/ items ied3ebn Nmerifoner gum Gpfer
ficlcn jeocn 2lltgenblid ein 1bnlidlca
9Icrbrehen iolBea fonne.
Moibingiou, g. Nior5
>im 5toatsoeportemcnt muroe
gciagt, ouB Die cage infoIge oes leb
ten 2ln9riiies merifdniid)en 9anoitcn
! .lehr ernit" lei, ooB ober nod nidt
IuertirnoiJt merocn Tonne, mas Die
Scr. Stoten tblin mcrocn. Grit miii
/ len ole omtIidDen llnterludllngen oh.
aeihlolicn lein Nie man erillbr, ioll
hie giegierlmg Elm Yiemoronoum ouf
6jruno beS8eridts bon @encrol5nn.
/ iton eutmorlen bobeil, ooS on General
Garron5o geionot meroeit ion
The Washington times., 1916-10-02

hibit daring and type OF adventure
that provide all sorts OF thrills.
Tho announcement that Mis- Holmes
IL shortly to be introduced In a new
series of film stories has awakened
particular interest. not only because
the actress enjoys a wide popularity.
but also because the author of the new
stories Is f. Alexander Powell. Mr..
Powell came strikingly TO the attention
Of the public as q war correspondent
and lecturer.
lie told his stories OF the great Euro
pean struggle so vividly that ]. p. Mac
Gowan. who Is the director Of all Miss
Holmes pictures. pursuaded him to
write a series Of stories dealing with
adventure which could be acted by
Miss Holmes In pictures. These stories
have nothing to do with the European
war, but are connected with tho big
lumber camps and their operation and
with railroads. about which Mr.. Powell
In rs well acquainted as he is with war
The pictures are to be grouped under
a general title, "A Lass OF the Lumber
. lands" but each picture will be a
| story and an adventure OF It's own
| There are fifteen stories In the series
and Il In understood there II much com.
| petition among the local exhibitors "a
secure them. The pictures will not be
seen In Washington until the latter
part of this month.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02
ToDAY's BEST FILMS.

Cosmos, Pennsylvania avenue. mar
Ninth street---C. Aubrey Smith ana
Eleanor Woodruff IN "Jaffrey."
adapted from The Times serial story
by, William J. Locke international
Film Service).
Crandaii's, Ninth and Il strsets-
FRANCES Nelson In The Revolt"
tWorid Film Corporation).
Casino, Seventh ana r streets-
Edna Mayo In "The Return Of Eve"
(Essanay).
Garden, IA Ninth street-se,sie
Barriscale in Home" (rriangie).
Strand, Ninth and d streets-
George Fawcett in THE Country
God Forgot" CTrinagle).
Loew's Columbia. Twelfth and r
streets-Marie Doro ana Elliott Dex-
ter in "The LASH" by Paul West
.Lasiy).
Leader, Ninth between u and r
Observation-Disclosures Clark In Little
Lady Eileen" Famous Players),
Circle, 2105 Pennsylvania avenue
Helen Holmes in THE Diamond Rum
1ers'' tMutuaD.
Savoy, Fourteenth street and Column
bla road-I3lanche Sweet and Edythe
Chapman In Public Opinion"
l1>asky).
Apollo, ga II street northsast-
9eatriz Mlchelena In 1.-THE Unwritten
Law" California Motion Picture
Company.
Avenue Grand, 645 Pennsylvania
avenue Douglas Fairba INKS
In Reggie Mixes In" (Triangle).
Masonic Auditorium, Thirteenth
street and New York avenue-Rita
Jolivet In IAN International Mar
rage" (Morosco).
The Washington times., 1916-10-02
DOPE VICTIMS RAID
ANOTHER DRUG STORE
Steal Sic Worth of Morphine And
Cocaine.

Drug victims raided another drug
store. l.. H. Lambs. 1920 East Capitol
street. Saturday night. and stole SIG
worth OF dope shots of every variety,
leaving the cash drawer and other more
valuable articles untouched. Here Is
what they took:
Eighteen ounces of morphine, Ito
ounce of morphine sulphate, 1863 half
grain morphine sulphate tablets, "A
quarter-grain tablets. and 100 eighth OF
a grain tablets; 100 one and a half-grain
heroin tablets, 20 sixth OF a grain NOR
prime sulphate tablets, and 2S2 cocaine
tablets of various strengths,
The police are convinced that the
many robberies of drugs from pha rma-
cies recently is a result of the Harrison
anti-narcotic law, which has practically
Washington drug addicts.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02

stories. Each picture in which the
player IL shown 10 watched for by the
public and each one develops within
the person who sees IL a keen desire
to watch for what the Same actress
or actor will do next.
The announcement that Miss Holmes
this 10. OF course. Charlie Chaplin.
Pearl White IL another. But perhaps
the one who has come more closely
to the hearts of her admirers IL
Helen Holmes, who has practically
alwsvs been seen ip serial or
ciated with stories In film that deal
with railroads and her pictures ex-
The Washington times., 1916-10-02

any Of these means. He has a million
Mrs. Smiths and a million OF Mr.. Jones.
and he Ia far more certain TO get a fair
hearing or he would be. II II were not
for the censor.
"The story for Truth as we see II has
become barred from the pictures, 80
that any one who has a read idea to
express should not look 10 the moving
picture as q means. but II he has
enough money, to the stage.
I'VE OF the moving picture craft admit
our defeaat; Il 10 impossible for us to
take any big subject Of interest without
the fear OF the autocrats above us TAX
ing away our property.
Il now contemplate turning to the
stage in making an attempt to find free
dom OF expression"
The Washington times., 1916-10-02
Gan Who Made Birth Of a Ma
ton" Says Censors Drove
Him From Film.
KILLED FREEDOM. OF ACTION
Scathlng Denunclatlon Of Gen.
sorship in Statement An.
nouncing Retiremet.

Intolerance that I have met with
and fought with In The Birth OF a
Nation MAKES II impossible to ask in
vestment of the tremendous sums Of
money required Tor a real feature film
with the result dependent on the within
or the lack OF brains OF captain Of
police"
In these terms David w. Griffith
announces his intention to foresake
motion picture work for the stage In
a statement published today with his
authority In the October Issue of the
Photoplay Magazine.
The name Of Griffith stands for all
that Is ideallstic and artistic in the
tied with having raised the picture
play from a mere mechanical photo
graphic to real form OF artistic ex-
preston.
graduate. when his ventures as a play
wright were unsuccessful and he en-
tered motion picture work FIRST because
1t gave him livelihood. He imme-
diately saw the possibilities of photo
ton to artistic presentation Of real dra-
matte ideas.
Denounces Censors.
The success attained by Griffith. well
known TO most patrons OF pictures,
reached It's climax in the production Of
THE Birth Of a Nation" His last dig
photoplay. Intolerance" has Just been
presented In New York. II II in con-
nection with the presentation of this
picture that he makes announcement OF
his retirement from pictures.
In his announcement Griffith delivers
a scathing denunciation OF censorship.
which he declared has driven him from
the picture field. Some of his reasons
he states in these terms:
ut appears that henceforth there will
be no middle ground in the pictures;
there will be the 10. 20 and 20 cent PIC
lures, and the big 81 ones.
THE first classification does not at
tract me, and tho second offers too
many stupid, cruel, costly, and appar
emily ineradicable offertBives.
"Of necessity the stage must tell the
truth more freely than any other method
OF expression. II In the only means ex-
listing today Of even attempting TO por-
tray the truth.
II have tried 70 tell the truth in my
new picture. But I find that what we
call the movies" are less free now than
ever. and are more and more dependent
on the censor; and on that account fel
inclined to stop.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02
To Fete Former Slaves.

ARRANGEMENTS are being made by the
Rev, Simon p. w. Drew. pastor of the
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church. for the
reception OF all the delegates to the re-
union of former slaves which will be
held here this month. Wagons, auto
mobiles. and vehicles of all kinds will
carry the older delegates to the church.
a free dinner will be given every day
from October 20 to November 9.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02

$12.00 to Niagara Falls and Re-
turn, Baltimore & Ohio last excursion
7:46 A. NJ, Oct. 6; tickets valid for re-
turn within Is days. Through train OF
parlor cars and coaches with luncheon
car from Philadelphia via Lehigh VAL
ley. Liberal stopovers returning.-Advt
The Washington times., 1916-10-02
Is Serial Actress.

One OF the curious outgrowths of
the motion picture business is the
building up OF q type of photoplays
in whose work there IL the same at
tention paid and the same idea In
yoived as leads people to read serial
The Washington times., 1916-10-02
Aid Bible Society.

A considerable sum was contributed
yesterday at the mass meeting at
Polls Theater for the benefit of The
Washington Bible Society and Chill
dren's Welfare Work. The Rev. AL
bert H. Zimmerman lectured on
America, Land OF Greatness" Music
was furnished by the American
Ladies' Orchestra, of Boston, and Miss
Laura S. Nosky, q soioist.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02
Citizens Association Meeting.

Whether women will be admitted to
membership is to be determined by the
Citizens Northwest Suburban Associa-
ton at its meeting Friday night in Ten
leytown Masonic Hall. Committees for
the new year will be named at the
meeting.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02
Few Ways to Tell Truth.

There are but few means OF con-
veyins what we believe to be truth.
The newspaper and magazine
appeal to a certain clientele which they
must please, and are forced to listen
as a rule to the hydra-headed monster
called Public Clamor. more than to her
gentler sister. Public Opinion.
But the producer OF n feature picture
depends on q much larger audience than
The Washington times., 1916-10-02
Secular League Meets.

John d. Bradley presided at the
meeting of the Washington Secular
League at Pythian Temple yesterday
afternoon. Work for the year was
outlined at the session, which was
the first of the season.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02
Plan Memorial Service.

Friends Of Mrs. Clara Bewick Colby,
who died In California last month. will
meet tonight at the home Of Mrs. Belva
A. Lockwood. 3o4 Indiana avenue north
west. to plan a memorial service.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02

Gently or running
downtown b a c n
wards.
with a finality
c h a r acteristio OF
the cars on this
line, No. AS sud-
denly refused at
Mt. Pleasant and
Irving streets to
proceed In the Gus
[ o m airy fashion.
That Is to say. the
controller at the
front end OF the
car went dead, and
and No. AS. with n
load of people on
board, was appar-
parently reconciled
The Washington times., 1916-10-02

Shortest Line, Quickest Time.
French Lick Springs. "St. Louis lin,
ited," Baltimore e Ohio leaves Wash
ington daily 4:o5 p, M. arrives Springs
lao +: M. Through sleeper to Mitchell,
service returning. Ticket Offices, 18th K
N Y. Ave-, 6l9 Pa. Ave. and Union
Station.-Advt
The Washington times., 1916-10-02
Engineer Allen Back.

w. G. Allen. electrical engineer of
the District. returned to work today
following q Ave months absence due
to illness. Mr.. Allen was taken Ill in
April with pneumonia.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02
Masonic Clubs Meet.

The initial fall meeting of the ad-
visory board OF the Masonic clubs
will meet tonight at o'clock In the
Ebbitt. L. II. Troutman will preside:
The board Ia composed of onicers or
the twelve department Masonic clubs
OF the District.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02

Swift & Company's sales Of beef In
Washington, ID. G., for the week ending
Domestic beef. l1.S7 cents per pound
-AdVt
The Washington times., 1916-10-02

WE WOULD like TO double your incoms--may
we? The Mutual Life. Thos. p. Morgan.
Mgr, Southern bldg. Good terms TO producers.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02

See Dehbaugh Optical Co, H -. NV
about your eyes; satisfaction guaranteed.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02

The Sunday Evening Times has
all the acknowledged advantages OF
evening newspaper circulaticn With
morning newspapers of many sccti0ns.
The Washington times., 1916-10-02

Sunday Outing to Luray and Re-
turn. 500, Baltimore 4 Ohio, Sis A. M.
Sunday. Oct. s. Returning same day.
--Adyt.