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OSBORNE FROWNS
ON VENUE CHANGE
r,.Wardcn Of Sing Sing Sure
of Justice in West
chester.
81 WRITES TO COUNSEL

Thomas Mott osborne will not ask A
.b,nge NJ vcnuc from Westchcster county
IN his trial FOR perjury. which is set for
rshru,rv 81 Mr. Osborne wrote yester-
,,v 20 GEORGE Gordon Rattle. his law
gar saving that such an action would
rsec, on his many westchester friends.
81 realize perfectly the strength Of
she corrtpt and abhorrent forces lined
-, against u.s." he said. "But 7 do not
,sel that they can prevail in any county
:, IN. state. The fact that the attack
vas come from Westchester county offi-
..,,s is the very reason why the hght
should he settled there.
This is not merely "A struggle to keep
un,arnishcd the good name handed down
70 me by NY father. himself born in
Harrison the son Of Westchester
county farmer. 1t iS an effort 10 free
~, Sug once and for all from the dark
..,f, uf graft and ine'fiCiency which has
,..de that prison for many years past a
,Yrnins disgrace. not only to Westches-
Tor county. bi, TO the whole state of
Sew York.
Til. shame Of This outrageous and
h,u,a' attack upon an innocent man has
,.er placed upon Wcstchester county.
II would not he fair 20 deny the county
,hc chance 10 show that such actions are
no, representative OF the real sentiment
of - people.
II b, h,l eyed the a"uuittal on sunday
o' Nathan kaplan tktd broppeD. a
convict a' White Plains, has persuad ded
NJ osborne that u fair trial is pos hle
The sun., 1916-02-10


and that expenses in excess Of this 3
per cent. must come out of surplus.
But" said MIR. colby, your per
cent. does not avail you anything be
cause of the discount at which you sNll
the bonds to ]. T.. Morgan & Co"
NO sir"
GLOW are instructions given by ]. T.
Morgan n Co when they desire more
bonds
They simply call for the bonds up TO
the limit OF s30,0oo0O0 u year"
And the more they call for the larger
will be your balance with the Morgan
firm"
"Yes"
And the larger Will be the difference
IN the amount of interest which YOU re-
c-ive for balances and what !. =. Nor
gan a co. makes on the purchase of mo
bonds
YES"
Have any representations been made
20 j +. Morgan & Co. that the Inter
borough is losing heavily because Of the
large amount of these outstanding
bonds"
None that I know of"
81; is costing the lnterboroush about
$500. .00o to carry sJ0,oo0.000 with j.
l.. Morgan Il Co. p
lpportionment of bonds to he taken
each year was fixed by tho Public Ser-
vice Commission and was based ON the
theory that the subways would be COM
pleted IN four years, beginning in 1918.
II appears that delays will bring the
completion into the summer of 1918.
Had the Suhvays been completed ac-
cord'ug 80 the original plans this ball
anc. would not have been so large"
"Ilas tho Interboroush any financial
reason FOR postponing the completion of
Tn" suhways7"
"No. SIR
What * the effect of delay on the
Interest cha gos?'
"Thr lntcrborough will have To pay
the interest on the bonds until the sub
ways are actually in operation"
And the interest Is charged To con-
, strurtiuu account
YES. sir
Then the interest mounts up on one
side IL the ledger until the subways are
! in operation ''
yes"
And there are no receipts from opera
! ton TO carry the interest charges
NO
| And the larger the amount charged
| to interest the less YOU have To pay To-
ward construction"
Yes
The sun., 1916-02-10
SAY SUBWAY BONUSES
ADD TO CITY'S BURDEN

Freedman. AMI Waiter q. Dtkman, an
other executor. we're called toward the
close of the bearing Yesterday. MT
SdOin was arc 'mpan!cd 10y Thomas Gar
rett, Jr., a young man with htdltAy
voice who was evidently 'oN. II excited
lie wanted to read "A statement and
Senator Thompson wouldn't Jet HIM i'c
said he'd have MIR. Sabin read IL, ana
senator Thompson wouldn't let Mr.
Sabin do 30. lie said he'd give IL to
the newspapers, and the Senator told
him TO 90 ahead.
one of the interesting statements IN
the document of Mr.. Garrett was that
the four boxes containing andrew
frecdmau's papers" which according TO
early report had been removed from the
I Manhattan Storage Warehouse to pre-
| vent perlcy Morse from getting At them,
actually contained wines and were re-
moved So that tthey could be sold.
MIR. Sabiu cad he hadn't read the
subpoena of the committee directing
| him To- produce all papers and memo
randt relating 10 the duties of Andrew
| Freedman rs an officer or director of
any public utility corporation In the
| state from January I, 1905, to date.
81 d.rc,' YOU to- produce books and
| papc~s ~ accordance with the sub
! pTua." said senator Thompson.
MY understanding * that they have
been produced.
You are excused until Tomorrow
at II O'Clock" said the senator.
! Mr. oakman said that he had no
/ papers OF Mr.. Freedman relating TO pub
! lie utility corporations Ne also Was
! directed 20 appear this morning. Mr..
/ iarrctts statement says that the Guar
I anty Trus' Company will go through
4 the papcra of Mr.. Freedman as quickly
as POSSIBLE and viii produce all nomo-
rHnda relating in an! way 10 public
utility corporations. It appears from
! the statement that the company Intends
/ 20 decide FOR itself what papers come
! within the meaning nc the Subpoena.
/ At the committees morning session IL
was shown that the luterbor"uvh has
employed sixty-siN attorneys oui side It's
regular tariff during the Last rvc years
Ouc pay mrut uf 5000 was made Ia
John = Dillon and another Of slo.0o0
80 Julian 4 Davies Il was also shown
. that Mr. Morgan of Breed. Abbott *
| Morgan received s..o0O for services IN
connection with the constitutional con.
/ NpItiun last year Mr. ,,u,tctlrubush
, explain hat MIR Morgan was IN" reg
, stored legislative agent OF tn" COM
pan, at .Nlbany
Had the compauy any salarled en-.
plov.c vino was w"u''cr pf 'h' .'n-
yontion"' "''
$50"
Wasn't Mr. QtieG q nc'rhs"
u don't think So."
"Nr Fisher j. mi~uio-ned ON that
point uf course. Interrupted Mr.. Uuack,
"nbush MI 9u!gg Wp- a member
rI N" convention. The only question i'
whether D." = sallr.'d employee
The sun., 1916-02-10

Mr. ,'olt,v then wanted to kunw II t1"
>5uouuu that went 70 j. T. Morgan n
GO va charged 10 cuuStru tlnl. ia" WI
ness said Il Vas r"t, hui that II was on"
of tine .tcllS tuat cam" "ut "f surplus
not hc.ug Irrludrd IN IN" " p'r cent.
allowed iuv preparing tine bonus ana
mortGdr"
t,t,rh,rnr..h I, sad g. At IN" >'"h, ,"nn
,,n,,. ont Of the general fund Of IA" In
tcrhurougu. .,..
"other suspense,
"Nhn, rs other suspense
"It ~ ,u account lad dow 10y TIE
l,ubl,,, SrrNIrn COMMISSION Tor our EulH-
.n,e under the rules "t 'ht ui"i"rh SNS-
ton, ~ ,c,ourt.ug which the commission
,,,nu,,d IT,. rules Of the ruums.
SON direct tuat It shall 'n'lud" any "N-
r.nd,,lrc that cannot he permanently
l,ssi,i,d IN any other account At the
Inn, illc rNprud 'tur" - r@u'
"IrIcu the amounts in TINS account Viii
rruu.rr nu,d cla~ ~.iica,or"
Yes 80
Are ,hc-" other accounts B" Wh3ch
such .tcrts are carried
$50"
"Wn,, other 'suspensc accounts have
,nu h,Sii-s Other suspense
"NDne'
"\vn,u are the Items IN this account
in g"H"rh ,.,,.. ,.,,,,,l
turrs leading mp 80 the No J contract
and elevated certificates
w ina, Is the aggregate amount Of the
| account"'
About 100000"
"Whrro is the honus 20 NJ Shonts
carried"
.Tha, is carried 10 constitution"
Mr. ,ia,ror 1yas taken over prnctI"nllr
~, ..,ur" around covered hv Nr. Fisher
vl,h rr.unst to the SrNOon,un" To he
ruid hv tive 'rOoruuEh toward Ia"
/ construction cost nf III" new supwaNS.
! "Suuporc the rrnh.ucd ar'ouuts con.
,,thu,rd by tho cu'upinY AMI the city
arr, no, enough to complete the "onstruc-
tiou WORK, does the city nave to pay
| morc?'
! "It does
! "Is ,nc bonus ~ sl50. 600 to Prrsldcn,
Shouts part of til" city" contributions
| "\u."
"ro,, bonus Is charged to ronstrur.
ton"
+ "Nrs
~, f., credited to the SIS. 600 90" whicn
| IN. Intcrhorough IL e. pay"
81, Is 50 carried on the hoohs'
"lr A controversy shuuld a-,re as 20
! the amount That mad h""u pa,d h' the
! Iutcrhorourh this bonus would be
/ credited to the account ut that pas nl'nt
! by you?'
at iN'
Charles II. Sabn ~ the Guaranty
Trust Company, this comNany beins one
| Of the executors of the estate Of Andrew
The sun., 1916-02-10
DARK ROOM BATTLE
IDEAL FILM DRAMA
Three Act Thriller. I'M
planned, Emlivcns Develop
ing Company's Plant.

The dark room ~ the Erbograph
Company, film developers. 200 Yves;
li6th street. ves the stage yesterday for
three act EARLIER" which would have
delighted the heart o' any moving pic
ture director, but there was none on
hand. us the show was spontaneous.
There was only 2 dim ruby glow in
the room, such az is used in the scenes
on the screen, where the villain APP
rroaches. suddenly there was "a crash
and two combu,ants rolled on the floor
amid tanglc of half developed tlns.
There WAS II Mid scramble IN the diuiy
lighted room to separate combatanis
neutriGs Uud film. Many Sims were
barkcd pn overturned work Jcuchcs ard
friend st-uGgled with friend In tie dark
The Lights could not be turned on TO-
fear uf spelling the hundreds of dollars
worth of films stored in the room.
When things quieted. and black ewes
and bleeding noses were bathcd, it was
discovered that the lighters were phi4p
klinser. Il. Of 500 West l75th street
and Joseph l"rSe one f., OF ITO West
ll3d street. helpers In the dark room
NJ ore knew who struck the first blow
This Was the end of Nc, l.
News OF the struggle iu the dark room
spread quickly oyer the whole plant
according to tn" stories told by IL"
witnesses. kliugcr SAN rhumi. Per
stone. brother Of hi former autigun -
/ enter one door. and fearing that m. came
/ to take th' part of his brother, klugcr
/ He'd lu the direction of another door and
van INTO the arms p' l'~IuI I',.S.itla
The sun., 1916-02-10
APPROVE CHARITIES BOARD.
~"""'S >"p"rintend~nts oS the
P"or tdOpt ReaOIutlOns.

ALtINI, Feb. a.--The county superin-
.mn'''s "t tho poor in annual conven-
on mere to-day, adopted rcsolut ions
',''FN'"v q, their depreciation OF tlie worl,
o. the state BOARD of cha r,,ie. IN ,hs
several counties OF IN. State. especinlly
m III" supervision Of the almshouses and
.'"'I INSTITUTIONS having care Of de-
rud"n's'' and stating 'rhat in the
..p''n OF this convention, the vista.
u'',S ana Inspections OF the state Boa rti
oha'''i's by It's members and officers
nave @.aye been productive of most beneficial
,esu'S m 'he provisions made for the
." e o. IN" poor, efficiency Of insti-
."tohal administration and In the atti.
ef al ciasseS"
The sun., 1916-02-10

you know, of course,
where the Metropoli-
van Museum is, but now
about the Cave, or the
Sheepfold. or other quantity
interesting but unfamiliar
spots in Central Park? A
handy booklet We have just
issued we send it TO you
for ten cents, the net pro-
ceeds going to the Public
Schools Athletic League
tells you much you may not
know about these SAB acres
in TIE heart of Manhattan:
it tells YOU, too. how you may
reach the different points
most conveniently by one
Of the lines OF the
The sun., 1916-02-10
5.O47.22l PEOPLE IN CITY.
Gain 81 I I.Oa3,saO-I~nsu. Figure.
Of state,

ALs.%Y, Feb 9--The population ~
'hn cities " New York STATE. according
20 tho state census Of i'lt, with tn"
gain or loss Of each duiiuc H." past 'ci.
,.,rs follows
The sun., 1916-02-10

speno'ae dHcr~Rs.
These figures were given out oh'ciall'
for the first time to-day
The sun., 1916-02-10

Charles H. Sabin ~ the Guaranty
Trust Company, this comNany beins one
OF the executors Of the estate Of Andrew
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
gSiQ iidJ NIT nllcr @e,ualt ,,,t-
bringcn.
Go @oroner bceebt iii Ser goli5ei-
apad1c iu1o i'm Sci ananib
SelbltlprDperludJe.

Gin obitillater Selbltmoro=&anbi=
Dot Id)eint So Gardner SIT lein, uel=
djer gcltern Mor9el1 Don Icteftip
gpettd)cr llllo 4olisiit &ellrp Sal1lcll
perbaftet mllroe, llad,ocm ct Sen Ser
JUDI 9enlad1t batte, eillell me~rtbloiell
Sd>ecf i'm @stnase bon $3.50 in benl
&feioer9cld|aft bon Mbe @arellberg
MI Der sselt 3. strabe III 9aargelo
l1ll15lliebel.
Mn Nadu1ittas idnitt CT iid nit
eilem. Stiid @las, meldes er Ourd]
3ertrilnanIerAilgs elmer eleftriide1
Seutd)birlte perid)aifte, cine gOer atll
@anogelenf alli. gr lpltrhe Don $50
li5eileltltaat 6ranf Sem ON 9poetl
Mlteno aeie6en lillo bon oem f9rbei=
gerltfcllcn slr5t, Or. S. 8. Mllrpbp,
nerbrnbcl1. Garamf mllr0e CT &C.
lterll 9%sadynittag nod Bent @efallg-
nib 9ebrad)t. Gort unterl1abm er in
Der 3eit smil6en ieds uno lieber
llbr abermals einen Selbltmprbper=
llt6, ioDaB er nit 0em 4olioeimager
nod bem ct. Sobn's &olpital iiber=
fiibrt mltroe, moielblt er cine gepol=
lferte 3elle be5og.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
Sabrespcriammlnng ser 3immcr=
mann 81.

SSr Der Office ser 1leltelt Mnlage
Der Zimmerman Company in Set
ter6orf bat gelterr1 sic erite sSabres=
oerlammllng Ser Zimmerman
Steel Company ltattgefl1noen. 8ra=
lioent @1n. g. S. 3immermon1t err
l%tattete geridt iiber Sen @ei6afts=
gang Der @eieaidoft mabre1o oes
lebten Sabres.
9ie 9ireftoren al1toriiirten SEN
gerfauf Ser perbleibe1toen Mftien int
8etrage Don $61, 900. Die Mebrsobl
Der. Mftie1t 1pur0en bon Sen anpelen=
ben Mftiol1dren ge5eidnet.
9settenoerf 4ssraiioe,lt ser
getten0orf Gompartp, muroe als Mitz
tglieo oes 9ireftorenratbes erpablt.
NnBeroem mltr6en aIs Direftoren
mieoererlpab1t Die Serren @nn. 6. s..
zimmerman, @enrp 8. 3immer=
1lla1rl, s. g. 3intmermatm nro s..
WecGlusfep ,ss 3
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@diiiiiippi in Gissang.

Ser 5lubitatto 5es M}iililiippi lit
lett geltern Mittag, als er IA SUP
'erreldte, erf reulidertpeile etpas
eefal(e11. Ser 5ll1Bitano bqtte ge-
tern Wtorgen nm z llbr NIT III
SUB Den bo6lte11 Stano leit aebnj
Sa6ren erreibt. @llnoerte bon Ser
lorel1, apelde in ben Mieoerl,nqenI
langS bes 5lulies pobne1t, muBtem
ibre arntieligen 8ebal1il1ngen tempo
rar i'm Stid ~laiieu, INN lid Dor BEN
al1ltlrrneltoel1 @aiiermengen at ret
ten. SIN unteren @eifDaftstbeil Ser
'Stnbt li1io 5ablreide aeaer unter
Maiier geiett moroelt. Ser gabnper=
fe6r iiber Die Crescent griide mrBte
geltern M1orgert atrf cine fur5e 0uuer
etngGteat meroell, 90 gelpaltige giss
mellgen iiber Die g0idung georanat
ullo Die gabnihienen perrammelten.
Grit als slrbetter nlebrere Go1rte11
Sis fo%rtge6rad1ts battel1, fontte ser
gerfebr apieoer aufsellommen tper4
Den.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
: Gin aefabrlider sSoll fir cine oI<

- Gtt 9efabrltd)er Sui fir cine al
ste Same. uS6 5tueifle. Oh i6 beute
aod am 2eben tpdre", i9reibt Sralt
5enrb 8olfram, 1904 Hurton Ctr,
Baltimore, 0ib., ntpenn id. .Sorni's
M%penfraalter nidt sebabt batte. Sd
bin iebt n Sabre alt unb babe bel
Surdsemadt. gor 5tpei Sabren fiel ib
cine lanse greppe binunter, llao mein
arnter a0rper mar blau uno l6ipar5
gel9lagen. Ser Ir5t erfldrte, es lei
Gin gefdbrltder SaIl, uno ipol1te mir
ettpas peridreiben, bod id laste linn,
Dab i6 bereits Sorni's Mlpenfrdlter
genommen batte, tpomit CT au6 einz
perfan0en mar. &c Fat MIDI in fur5er
3eit ipieSerbergelteat. Big Iebte Bnde
babe id6 Mid noblI sefiib1t, Damn ipllrz
Be i6 plDblid franf, aber SIR Mlpenz
frdlter Bot MIDI NIT @ottes &ilfe lpiez
Der geiltnS gemaddtt." s s'ss
l1nsleid anoeren Mebi5iuen lit
SSorni's Alpenfrdnter nidt in Mpotbezt
fen gu baben. 9ieies ate &rauterbeiIz
mittel ipirb BEN 2euten pireIt bonn 2az
bofatofilm burd gpe5ialagu1fen gez
lieert Bic saar1raatit iinb bon Sen Ser
itdeurn: ST.. 9efer Sabrneb & Gong,
1875 60. &oyne Ibe. ,gbicago, Sn.
(Mna. "
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
9lnBei8en.
9ooeS.Mtaet8e.

Sreunben linb gefahnten bicrmit
Sic trauri9c @a6riht, baB llnlcr liebcr
9dtuicgerbater, @roBbater Mno
nr9rpBbatcr,
Craft a. Sodbed r..
IN Gatrant,, SSal,s ant 25. ssSanuar.
g(pr9ens, nm 1llbr 25 Winilfe,,, nadJs
fl1r5em 2eioen I'M Sitter bon 81 Sab
zen nnb 5 Monmten lanft cntidla=
fen lit.
9us 2eidenbe9dnglib fihbet an,
Sonncrstag, Ben 81. SSa,lldr, 8ormitz
tags I'M II 11br 30 @imtten bpn1
Sralerbaufc IN 9airout sall5 mad belt1
Greunatorilm ltatt.
I'm. titles 8cileib bitten sic tiefbez
trilbtcn @intcrblie6enen:
Srm Marie s. 3cterien,
Sran Gmmn 6. Sarmarit,
Sobm 8. Spfbcf in 'siolr gitb,
Srm Suriic S. Msuclcr ins Blue Graf,
Grnit s. Sodbcf it,,
&inbcr,
neb1t Gdipiegerfinbern, Gnfclfinoern,
llrcnfclfinberl1 unb @crpanbten:
&ittc, fciite 8lmmcn!
26.275
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DrOinan5 s,,r elbidopadjnns
grelen Mutomobilli6ter iol
thrift ol1rdgefiibrt meroen.

gbe giireermeilter sllfreo g.WeteI-
Ter geitern Mittag in Wegleitung iei=
l1er 8attin nu6 Chicago abreilte,
larote er Elm 5hreiben on SEN an1ti=
re1roen &oli5eidef CHARLES g9lueter,
IN Dem oerielbe arfgeforoert miro,
ollie Noli5iiten nit Ser Durdfiigrllng
Der lebtbin a1tgellommenel1 l%ogerann=
ten u9immer" Sr0inan5 gu inltrui=
rem. Mutomobil-s g tdlidter, melde
ollrd foll5entrilde ainlen perlItaiirft
noroen itnb, miller1 nad 6ieIer Or
Dtnal15 Dlrb irgeno cine 8orrihtunq
abgel6madt mer0elt.
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$500 edabcnfcner.
Seim bon eugene @alib itarf be-
l6aoigt.

Gas in No. 925 Marquette gtra=
BE gelegene SCENT BON eugene @aIi6
mltroe aeltern Mittag I'm, 5rp0lf l1br
oltrf Selter Inn $500 beldaoigt.
9eanlte Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bot
te1t ein 3inlmer flrmigirt. Cine 6or=
mal6ebpoeaer5e tpar auf ser smeiten
gtage iteben geblieben lll1b perl1riad)=
tie 0en Bra1to. Ser Selierapebr ge=
lang es MIR ltnter groBen sdmierig=
feiten, 6as 6e1ter infolge Ser aus
ltromenoen @aie 5lt befampfc1. @err
@allb %itiftete 11a9 bem @ra1toe $35
fiir ben Silfs-Jon0s Ser 5%el1erlpebr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
~DurdidnittIide Se,,dtigfeit ser
@ciratls . Grlambmikidleine..

8illiam @rot6uiel1, 9abenport,
1nlo 2iaian SdNpenfe, 9apel1port.
George s. @eaper un0 &atberine
Ionbon, 9apeltport.
CHARLES g~baanberli1t, Gonlitr, 81,
lnO Mbab Campbell, @poming. 81,
Sra 8. Sutdinio11, Chicago, nno
Margaret 8ilbarber, 9apenport.
s@. 8. &ogge uno emma 8. 8per,
Gapenport.
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SCENES &rant

&oabeamtcr: .@6rcibcn sic bo9
alf Die Selopoificu6nnB an Sbrcn
.Malm: Benn Noreilat ,,idJt 5t crmits
teI1, our gerfii9nns beg Srlppctl.
tbeilsN
Srni: .glec, licber uidtl Srt bent
Eafet iit,lein &naifcr bri1, ar ben q
felt sSdbren 9etu5iilblnt lit s.. oen~f atit
lpnlt fcin NlenI1 rnlldenl"
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@rSfer Soma aomitc.

Sl1 Der geltern inn Commercial
Club abgebaltenen @eriam1lung beg
Grefntipfomites 0es @rober ssotpa
aolnites mrrbe bei6loIIen,l bas
9aiptquartier oieier Organization
1ad) Davenport ST. perlegen. Gag
9auptqlartier miro in Sen 3inrmer1
gtp. 314-315 inn @l,tl1am WeGal,oe
aufseidlagen mer0eu.
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11nter $1,000 8iiraldmft.

Ger Dor mebreren @od}en perbaf=
tctet 9toD 9e2ap mlroe geitern Mor-
gelI olrb 8llnoes fonamiildr 81. IS.
@tiD inter $1,000 Der @unoes
@rd1l6 Slrp sSsilrp iib%er1pieicn. ST
lit beidyuIoigt,. eilleu Gitrbrudl in Ell
zen 6radttpaggon al Dds, So, lr1-
ternomn1en 81 Dabell.
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stabt llnb Gouutp.
Mittwod, ben 2e. Saunar.
@eHerberidt

@aiD gton, 26. San.
Sir Slirois: Geaen pOer Sd1nee ltl1o
fiiblcr Mittpod); Sdylee llllO fal-
ter 9omlcrstag.
Sir Sonia: Sdnee oSer Grallpellt
Wittpod, ull6 ettpas falter inn
often; Ionnerstag pabrldeil1lid
Sdllee nr0 faIter.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Grand.

Tonight will be the last chance for
the lovers of strong dramatic pictures
to see Going Straight" the big Grif-
fifth Triangle feature which is being
shown at the Grand for two days.
The cast is headed by that universal
favorite, Norma Talmadge, and the
supporting cast numbers among it's
mem bers Ralph Lewis and the Fri
angle kiddies 1t is the story Of a
reformed crook who is leading re-
spectacle life devoted to his wife and
children. There comes blackmailer
who forces him into one more big
theft and the consequences Of that
one false step are exciting to say the
least.
The comedy is called 'Willie's
Wobbly Ways" and features William
Collier. There are some real thrills
in this picture and some Ford jokes
that are the latest model on the mar
ket. At the Grand tonight.
Saturday and Sunday, for two
days showing comes the greatest
favorite the screen has ever known.
Mary Pickford, in quaint and low
able photoplay, "Hulda from Hol-
land" Critics who know have pro-