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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-29
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-29

lnb aud ni6t Iider, ba uHiformiette 9ans
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-29

- Die Sgl. 6pFz uno Gtaats 6i6liotbff
in MiiRden, bic. cine umFaNmbe Ganms
lung bon S4rifien ii6er ben Aries 1870
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fammetn. Die Gdmmluns erftredt iiGl
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teiHen unp tleiniteu 9tadaaugniHe Oe5
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left mad Frdfttn ui&rfiBeu ii moGn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-29
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04

Want Ford? Sure, you do-and you could get II
without cost-petty SOFT eh? II be done you viii
nave to start and put little time and thought
Just how you going to get this 1917 Model Ford.
Tree It's contest proposition absolutely the square.
Your chances 70 possess this good Toms
Dicks or Harrys With each lo-eent ticket purchased at
this theatre will receive coupon which will entie you
TO 30 votes and with each Scent ticket coupon good for
Is vo'-- These admission tickets will admit you
10 any this theatre where all pictures
being shown We first choice of Universal
Releases which include Blue Bird Red Feather L-Ko and
Nestor Comedies Animated Weekly The closes
November l when the will be counted by three fair
judges Understand may for yourself friend rela
tive or Tor you desire for. The
curing the number OF will be awarded this
handsome 1917 Model Ford Interest your friends
quainances in your behalhey would like you happy
and will be glad help you by securing tickets the
which will entitle them to votes we'll
Todays Universal bill offers The Grasp of Greed" =
Buebrd ve-part feature. with Louise Lovely star It's
thriller, and you will thoroughly enjoy
There is also LKo comedy, with Billie Rchie his
characteristic antics and Traveogue, Behind the Scenes
in Japan
Tomorrow offer the popular star. Violet Mer-
in The Narrow Path, drama of the sum society
and the stage Also Nestor comedy with the Spirits
Help featuring Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran and the An
mated Weeklys latest News Advance No better show
Seattle. Come TO the Rex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
PAULA HAS DIFFICULTIES
SEEKING a JOB ON THE
NEW YORK STAGE

"of all businesses with which l
have come into contact. Margie,
continued Paula with her story
the theatrical business is strang.
est Notice. am talking OF Il as
business. not as profession.
Money talks louder TO a theat.
rieal manager than to any other
man on earth. Nest OF them
think they can buy anything
souls Ms we'll as bodies
They pay exorbitant eslsrles TO
men and women who. 10 them. rep
resent types. People may show
great talent as actors, but unless
they physically represent type
that the manager happens TO want.
there Ii no use applying for a po.
sition. Personality counts for ev-
erything.
IL IL harder 10 see a theatrical
manager than the president OF the
United States. You must wait and
wait and walt In the anteroom uu.
81 Fate. tired OF seeing you
around. does you a good turn by
letting you get by the army o.
doorkeepers and office boys
1t is the greatest test OF cndur.
ance and patience for girl 20 sue
coed IA reaching a manager. un.
less she has pull thru sensation.
al newspaper notice or a letter
from some one he may know.
Il had brought along the news
paper clippings about me. Ia fact
I brought several copies OF them
and Il Is well did. for when
wrote two OF the big managers let
tsrs inclosing self.addreaned
stamped envelopes for their r..
turn II my application for POSI-
ton did not interest them. they
never returned even the clippings
4 know now my application
never reached the manager, bui
was passed upon by some one wis
was perhaps utterly inadequate &
Judge even the advertising valus
I OF such newspaper nctoriety.
When | found the letter was nc
good. ! camped on the door ma
at the private office OF the man
wished 10 Hee.
Day after day did this. Will.
/ held IN my hand a note from
one Of the theatrical agencies to
which had paid part OF my fas
diminishing cash. and mortEages
part OF my salary II I got the Job
Each day | became more aus
more determined. because the,
told me at the agency the com
panies were stu untitled. Day aft
er day ! vent hack TO my iiitl,
room full OF encouragement an,
then Fate played her little trick
rewarded me and ! went back q
my little hall bedroom walking oil
air
(To be eonfinued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
MRS. FARRELL DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS

Following a week OF Illness Of
pneumonia. Mrs. Katherine Keile-
her Farrell died at the home OF her
daughter. Miss Sarah Farrell. 5ais
Interlake ave. Tuesday niEht. She
was the mother Of President ]. ID.
Farrell. OF the Oregon Washington
Railroad 4 Navigation Co. and
Charles Farrell. attorney. The two
sons and daughter we're ut the bed.
side when she died.
Mrs. Farrell was 81 years OF age.
and a native of Dunmenway. Coun.
~ Cork. Ireland. coming 10 the
United States at tho age OF II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS

O.-ks have heard several ar
ouments or the subject, will you
kindly Inform me how many OF
the European rulers are Catholic
i In belief
A STUDENT or HISTORY.
A.-Tha rulers OF Austria. Italy
Spain and Portugal are Catholic.
The rulera OF England. Germany
France. Greece. Sweden. Norway,
Denmark. Holland and Russia are
not II has been Impossible Tor
me 10 find out anything definite
about the rulers Of the other coun'
tries OF Europe.
$50 many people adNertise
for young. mlddleased and elderly
women TO work for room ana
board. Where do they expect
woman 20 get her clothes without
any pay. and where Will she i've IN
old acct Other cities do not seem
70 have this sort Of an advertise
r,ent. or very few. What 10 the
resson7 Mlpolt-eot'
/ Al feel very strongly on this
subject myself Many people call
me up, asking me 10 help them Sc
cure workers in the house IN eN.
change for room and board.
rarely fail 20 remind them that
any one who ia worthy a position
il worth her hire. think II 10
taking unfair advantage of people
when they are down, 10 ask them
10 work without pay Probably
many people do not look at the
thing in this light hope your
letter may help more Of them TO
consider II from your viewpoint
o.-Can you tell me the exact
date Of the death OF Jesse James7
The publications OF his life aener-
ally give II az go. yet have news
paper cuttings indicating that "
was 81. arm curious to know
the right date, a. ! was residing In
the same state NJ the time OF hls
death and knew the man.
e. n. r.
A.-1esse James was shot and
killed by his cousin April :. 1852.
o.--My parents are both English
people. and when they came over
here, failed TO take out their citizen.
chip papers. I Was born here, and
am now q. Can vote, and arm
an American eitixen7
ONE or YOUR READERS.
A.-You are citizen OF the
United States. which fact signifies
that you can vote.
OIL have an invention which
have proved 20 be practical. but
haven't the money 10 90 ahead with
the scheme. want 20 secure a pat
ent for IL before letting the public
know how II 10 made. viii YOU
please give me the address Of some
man or woman who, you believe
would probably furnish the none,
with which TO secure the patent
and make one good machine. with
out robbing me Of the PATENT
BAckwooosMAN.
A.--Do you happen to know that
III you put CoHp1'A" 'AFia@aa'h ~
your patent In a sealed enyelop$
and mail IL 20 yourself. that dated
letter. with seal intact. In proc
against an infringement OF you'
patent, SO. with this knowledge
you can 20 In search OF somebody
10 lend you the money. knowing
THAT. should an attempt be made e
rob you OF your patent. YOU have
proof that yours was the original.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
Amt had our inning yet"


ain nad our luntnk yet
COLONIAL
Characterized by a greater mys-
terry than the mystery OF the
Laughing Mask In The Iron
Claw" greater love interes;
than that OF THE Red Circle"
and greater thrills than those OF
The Perlls OF Pauline and The
Exploits of Elaine" Pathe's Won.
der Serial. the first two install
ments OF THE Shielding Shadow"
will be presented. beginning today.
at the Colonial. Two other films
are also on the program.
CLASS A
Lionel barrymore. the gifted
stage and screen artist. aud Grace
Valentine. the charming and tai
ented young dramatic actress. are
co-starred In "Dorian's Divorce" a
fIve-part play. at the Glass A to
day.
Mr.. barrymore and Miss Valen.
tine are supported by an unusually
strong cast. which includes VIII
liam Davidson, Edgar l. Daven-
port. Lindsay Hall. L. II. wolheim
and Buckley Starkey.
MISSION
According TO the Code" with
Lewis $. Stone (the star OF THE
Bird OF Paradlse") in the leading
role. will be seen for the last
times tonight at the Mission.
According 10 the Code" Is a
story which affords excellent OPP
portunity for registering points
which keep the sympathy OF any
American audience. and the pro
Queer must be given credit for
having presented this story in a
convincing manner with a cast
who we're splendid types to begin
with. and very capable artists, as
demonstrated by their work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
PROGRAMS TO-DAY

pNOGHANS TODAY
fIutNTt--Doskfs. Fairbanks 10
~Msahstfsn Nsda~ss"
srRA>D--k si~.ks >arsu Tn -fhs
strsiass Msy.-
toi.t>It " - lou Ieiieg~s In
"th~ Victory of tossrt~are.
soto>ttts-~srhe Danger sigssi
nd othsr..
IEwMtR--A.Arey Nusses In
-rerifs."
class A-Nss~. Oigs r~sreva In
.Th~ Et~rssi aaestteu."
Mtssto>--i~~t. q. stsse Ia "Ar-
eordtag Go the Code"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04

LIBERTY
Douglas Fairbanks has never
played TO as large houses as the
last three days at the Liberty In
his greatest success. Manhattan
Madness" He will be- shown for
the last time tonight.
The Sunset Trail" another one
OF those superscenicn OF IN.
Northwest via motion pictures
where land. sky and water meet.
and two-part genuine Mack Sen
n.te Keystone comedy entitled
The Lovers Might" with Fred
Mace. that funny man. complete
the program. Oliver @. Wallace
interprcts the music IN grand
style. and adds great realism TO
the picture plays.
cLGmmgR
There are numerous ballots in
Purity" now showing at the
Ciemmer. that lend a delightful an.
Client atmosphere 10 the action OF
the allcgoricai playlc,
The story is taken from the
Greek mythology and concerns Pur.
ity. who wandcrs over IN. earth.
excrting good Influence every.
where. Sho In loved by a strur.
Cling poet. who idoiizes her. she
also loves him. but he is unable 20
sell his poetry. and hence not able
TO wed because OF poverty.
REX
Louise Lovely In making many
friends this week at the Rex In II.
Rider Haggard's story OF adven.
turc. The Grasp OF Greed" The
story Is depicted as taking place
In the early years OF the 18th cen.
tury. and many quaint English
scenes and customs of that time
are shown.
STRAND
Glen White. who acts IN The
Straight Way" at the Strand. In
responsible for this one.
White was wandering thru a
small town Ia the South. when he
ran across a negro baseball game.
He stopped 10 watch II for a sec.
ond. and asked one of the men
nearby what the score was.
They got US. 80 10 o." was the
answer.
Beating you pretty badly. eh -
White asked. trying to be sympa.
thetic.
oh. no." the negro said. us
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-06-02
Less Time, More Work.

A very large printing plant doing
practically every line of printing, de.
cided several years ago to change from
a ten-hour day to one of eight hours.
AS competition in most of their work
was very keen, the change could not
be made unless costs could at least
be kept from increasing. The situation
was studied for many months, and as
leaks and wastes were found meas.
ures to stop them were put in effect
problems of power, light, heat, humid
ity, handling of materials. etc, were
studied and conditions improved. Ade.
quate methods of planning and dis.
patching the work we're installed, with
the result that delivery dates were
met and idleness in the plant reduced
to a minimum. Finally, the eighthour
day was inaugurated amid great re-.
ioicing on the part of the employees
In fact, the good feeling engendered
was so deep rooted that it is still very
much alive in the plant The com
pany also has every reason to re.
joice, as costs were materially re.
duced and profits we're increased.
This is shown by the fact that the
stock has greatly increased in price
due to the higher dividends paid
Engineering Magazine
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-06-02
THE CULTURE OF CINERARIAS
BY C. eEoFRY.

In the culture of the cineraria the
one mistake so often made is that Of
sowing the seed too soon. The plants
thus raised, more often than not, make
a rank growth; this is not in any sense
desirable. By sowing in May or June,
plants large enough for all decorative
purposes can be had In after treat
ment the aim should be to secure as
hardy growth as possible.
Cineraria is one Of the most useful
and ornamental of plants, with flowers
of the richest and most brilliant col
ors and shades and of the finest tex
lures.
For succession, it is well to make
sowings of the seed from May to Sep
tember, but the main sowing in July.
The cineraria is a very fine plant
for the conservatory and for house
decoration. The coloring of this plant
endears it to growers; there are the
lovely and rare cornfower-blue tints
in profusion, rich crimson and blood
red in many varieties, deep rose and
shell pink, and a wonderful combina-
ton of pink and light blue shades.
There is also lovely single pure
white variety that is worth consider,
ing for your allwhite bed.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-06-02
FERTILIZER FOR THE GARDEN

Numerous experiments have proved
the high value of a mixture of artificial
manure, consisting of four hundred
weight of superphosphate and two
hundredweight Of sulphate Of ammonia
and two hundredweight Of sulphate OF
potash per acre for potatoes.
This dressing should give a good
crop, even when no farmyard manure
is available, though ten tons of that
manure per acre is a valuable addition.
When the last is applied the sui
phate of ammonia and potash may be
reduced to half a ton each. Trials
have proved that these manures pro-
duce their best results when placed in
drills under the seed potatoes.
Growers who plant only few rods
may have difficulty in getting locally
small quantities of the artificial ma
nures named; but there are some large
town firms who sell them by the bag.
A ready-made potato manure from
firm Of high reputation may answer
equally we'll although it will cost a
little more than its constituents cost
when bought by the ton. A deep stir
ring of the soil, without bringing the
subsoil to the top, is a great security
against drought.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-06-02

expense of moving them in the autumn
they marked out beds as they would
be when the new greenhouse was com
plete, and after setting up the posts
Of the house, put out the violets. The
shades we're stretched over these
posts, and aside from this and giving
them water when rain failed to come
often enough they received almost no
attention until September, when the
new house was completed.
The violets bloomed so profusely
that the young women were advised
to have their violet beds photographed
and samples of their flowers sent with
the pictures to some OF the big florists
in New York. They did so, with the
result that one of the largest con-
Germs in New York sent one of its
representatives to see the young wom-
en- and arrangements were made to
take all the blooms at the rate OF 81
hundred for all sent during NOvem-
Der, 81 for December, and 81 for Jan
uary and February. and rs cents for
the rest Of the season. The offer was
accepted and the young women have
continued to ship their blooms to this
firm