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Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

lints Die triiben Gpiegel Ser Brad
paiIer an. On elmer feiten Snlel i'm
8rt9 itanb bas 5oritbaus, BON Sic
fern unb &irfen umgeben. On Der
GtraBe bodten bic &uHen, etpo
atpanais Mann, uno feuerten nad
ben Senitern.
Mie bic pilbe 9ab pref9ten mir
in bic @ri9rodenen binein.
.Surra"!" riefen mir. n9urra!"
antpprtete cine bsutfde Snfanterie=
~patrouile BON sanaen orei Mann uni
ftiirmte berbor. Die &uhen, @rmee=
b%rogoner, tpolten auf ibre Gdule.
aber oas ber1al5ten mir ibnen gebo=
rig. Mebrere bpra ibnen ipranger
pom Mese berunter. um unferer
2an5en gu entseben, no, es betam
ibnen f9le9t; als ii4 Der 5dbt
@9lamm Inn tire 8eine legte. f9rier
tie iammerbar I'm 9ilfe. Oas gan5t
pad nabmen mir sefansen. Die Sn=
fanterilten unb bret meiner nlanen
bru9ten fie uns nod. @ir anoerr
raiten tpeiter, bra4ten bic MeibunQ
ins @eneraltomanoo.
Mls i9 meinen Spru9 bergeiaai
bate, parb ia erft pieoer Menfh.
fiiblte nnb oa4te ipieber normal. WGs
re am liebiten Der alten graeaen5 um
ben Gals gefnIen Dor Sreuoe. On
bieiem Sage batten mebrere Mbteis
lungen unierer entfernter itebenoeu
Sruppen rieiige Marf9leiitungen,
Mber am II. Musuit idlusen Seilt
oes eriten preuBif4en Nrmeetorps Den
iiberlesenen 6einb norb0fli9 bon
GtaIupDnen aeh0ria aufs 6aupt uno
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

Ger gngpab, ben sic @efpalt bes
Stromes 0ur9s @ebirge ii9 gebroz
den bat, in elmer 2dnge bon 80 &iloz
meter o%itpdrts. 9as Rleine @iierne
Sor, Der &a5anpaB unb bas @roBe
@iIerne Sor bieten nit i9ren 5elien&
uno Strpmlano19aften Naturbilber
BON elmer @roBarti9feit, bic hires
gleiden in Der Melt fu4t. Mie elm
trobiger @G9ter itebt mitten i'm
Strom Der 8abataifelien unb unter
oen WaTern liegen, ieitbem er als
mG9tiges @araungs5ei9en fi9 err
bob, &lippen unb Barren aus 9raz
nit rno 0uar8porpbbr. bic cine re-
gelmdBige S9iffabrt unm0sli9 mah@
ten, Bis bonn Sabre 1890 ab plane
mdBige Gprengungen einen S4ifft
fabrtspeg f9ufen. No9 tit er iebo9
ni9t obne @efabr, unb IS bebarf oes
Soften, I'M ous S9iff 5pii4en ben
bimmeluntre6enoen 5elfen binbur4z
3ufii6ren. @ieberbolt brGngen oiefe
SeiIen ben Strpm BON 2 &iIometer
8reite auf 300, 200, ia fogar Bis
ouf 142 Dieter aufammen, uno Sie>
fen BON 80, so uno rs Meter ergeben
fi9 i'm 5u1ammengepreBten Stromz
bett. Meber l;ats nod re9ts ein
&aum fir cine Strabe, unb eft burh
Sprensungen baute mooerne Snge>
nieurtunit einen Meg in bic 5elien.
Die beriibmte S5e6enpiitrabe err
f9eint pie Elm paBpeg i'm 9pages
birge. uno ME elm 9o9gebirssiee err
i9eint bic 9onau, mo fie, aus Dem
gngpaB treteno, pieber ibre alte
8reite gepinnt, nm aufs neue bur9
bic Selien gu bre6en. SaB Dor 3ei@
ten 19on Elm r0mii9er &aiier feinen
2egionen einen 9eerlpeg bur9 ben
&a5anpaB buute, fiinbet benz itaunenz
Sen Nuse bic Eabula Sraioni. Sraz
Jan lief BIDDER in bic Sellen meiBeln
uno 8alten einfiigen als l1nterlage
oes 9eerpeges ieiner 2esionen. Bie
Elm md4tiges Scr fteben no4mals
aur &edten unb 2infen bic gefpaltigen
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
&gabarber+Tarm i'm Seller!

Ginige unternebmenbe 2iebbaber
bon Hbabarber, bic eiren Seller netit
einem @runbofsn our 8erfigung
batten, baben NIT @rfolg ben Sellers
Haum, iopeit er irsenb oerfiigbar
mar, in cine &ba6arberz Jarm perz
tpanbelt unb t0nnen cine frif9e grnte
bieier, fir Paiteten unb anbere
3pede 10 beliebten pfIan3e fir ben
saraen Winter s%epinnen, lei es gum
eigenen @ebraude, lei es ielbt gum
0ertauf. sic perfiaern, baB febr
biele anbere in Der @tabt unb auf
Dem 2anbe ii& oas sleihe leiiten
fDnnten.
Bier 3oll Grbe, auf ben aontretS
8oben zines Sellers gebreitet, genie
gen idon fir bieien 3ped; oas 1T,
pie elmer biefer Seller 5armer mits
teilt, allies, mas cine @6abarbers
Wurael brau1t, ba tie ME tief geEt.
Wuraeln fDnnen in ben meiiten @e>
qenben fir 2 Gents getauft perben.
unb iebe MurSel tann big gu 5tpanais
@teneel I'M gansen betporbringen.
0ie 9iBs bon BEN @runbofen 1T.
fopeit befannt, Die sinaige Mdrme,
ipel9e bic Mbabarber< pflan3en GEE
brauden. llnb roenn man bic pflans
aer nur fir bas 9eoirfnis Der eise>
men Jamilie aieben mill, 70 iollten
elm OubenO pflanaen ben san5en
Wintsr binburG p%ollauf seniigenb
lein.
Die ge19dft!the Ssite Der Sa9e
1T aber slei9falls cine febr pihtige.
Hatiirlib 1T Der Hbaborber i'm Wins
ter teuer, unb unter ben ieBiger alls
semeinen 8erbdltnifien gana 6efons
bers. Giner Der betreffenosn Gid,
ter bat fir Elm 8if9elhen bon bier
rber flint Stengeln Biz gu % Gents
er5ielt.
Die Sarms@ e!esenbeiten beg ses
mDbnli9en Sellers t;nb iiberbaupt
nod LANCE nidt seniieenD sepiirbist
unb ausgebeutet tporben!
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

3ampe leiitet berglei9en notiirli4
ni9t.
Die nere Grfinbung nun beitsbt
aus apei gliibenben elettri19en
Ordbten, pel9e reibenpeiie nit Ell
nanber perbunben finb. Ser cine
bieier Drdbte aber lift 10 bebanoelt,
baB er in elmer nit Sos belaberen
2uft beIer brennt, als In reiner
2uft. Sals bic 2uft i'm 8erstpert
bonfpmmen rein lit, gliiben Die beiz
sen Ordbte nit genau bemfetben
@rabe bon 9eqisteit.
Menn Der 8ergmann auf ben linz
ter19ieb ber 9euisteit in bie1en beiz
oen Sn6itatoren a9tet, 70 fam er,
ME es beiBt, tets ni9t nur bas
8or6anbeniein bon gefdbrli9em
Safe felbit entoeden, fonbern fosar
genau mifen, in tpelher Mense es
eriiiert - obpobl Sem 2aien leBz
teres faum perltdnoli9 lit, ausge=
nommen, mon miiBte iol9es an Dem
Mpparat oiffermdBis ablefen t0nnen!
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
Gum Gntbcdcn bon Oru6ensas.

Mi6t 3u frI6 tommt Elm neues
elettrifdes SnItrument gum Gntoetz
fen BON Grubengas in Bergperfen.
tpel9es erit unldngit ~patentiert purs
be unb boffentlid bGlt, mas es bers
fpri9t!
Denn es 1T Elm unbebingtes Be
biirfnis nod elmer fol9en Ginri9s
tung porbanben, bu ii4 Die Mnipenz
bung elettrif9er @rubenlampen an
SteGe Der. alten 9appi4en Slider
beits=2ompen febr Derbreitet bat
9ie leBteren 2ampen. Die ibren gns
ten &uF boIauf betpdbrt baben, ga
Ben benz Bergman narnenoe &uns
Sc BON Dem 8orbanoenfein BON So
fen; aber bic eleftrif9e BliBli9ts
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

mo9ten breitauienO aufIen gu gefans
genen, nobmen feds MaI4inenges
nebre unO ma9ten cine Nn3abl peie
tere fol9er &narrtommo0en un@
brau9bar.
Sd BIN nod duf man9em nett
eefdbrIi9eren p%otrouiuenritt mitge@
pefen, aber Mebnli9es, mte i9 es auf
ienem &ttt erlebte, 1T mir ME mieDer
begegnet. gn iene ufiinf Minuten"
perbe i9 5eitlebens benten."
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

SoBemiinbung Biz gum Gingang ms
EiIerne Sor. Set ben SIrtentriegen
baden teine Selbbeere NIT @ei9iB
nnb SroB Sen 9~onauitrom iibers
f1ritten. Sn biefem &riege taten es
beutI9e S~eero0Iter unD betraten iicgs
reid nit ibren Oiterrei4iT3 : ungori>
f6en @affenbriibern ierbii4en 9oz
ben. 4uf Der RAID geftiirmten 3itas
belle unb Dem &Dnigsialob BON Bell
grab peben Die Sabnen Der berbiins
beten 3ei9e.
BORT, tpp bic Sape 5pii9en Sem>
lin unb 8elgrab in bic 9onau miins
bet uno ibrs griinen 8ufier nit Den
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
gtn nenes yteDtsnsrt.
Grmittfmns bes GdidfaIs bermtBFep
Samvfer bmrdb has @ute afeuo.

Gemittlnns Ses eGidfals bermtDfep
Simpler burdb has &Ote 2feuo.
Die triesfiibrsnOen Mddte sdbIen
sic qefunoen unb Die perpunoeten
a%eFon9enen @esner, bic in ibre Sdn>
be aefnnen finb, loipie au9 Die Inc
ner6al6 ibrer 2inien aufgefunoenen
Soften Der 9egneriiden Settle. Die in
bieier Weiie aufgeIteIten Bitten fpers
oen apiI9en ben &egierun9en unb
ben a~entrolen RotzRreuoz Stelen Der
ein3elnen 2Gnber, meiit burA Wer>
mittIung oes internotiOnalen &oter
Rreu3es unb ser @genturen BON
9enf pOer bon Ropen9agen, ausse>
tauf6t. Die 3dblungen tDnnen ater
unm0sli9 pOnitdnbig iein. 9ie @ere
luitlilten Der einen Seite neroen ME
gerau iibereinitimmsn nit ben BON
Der 9egenpartei aufgeItelten entipre<
9enben @rmittlunaen. @roB lit Die
3aAl Oerer, bic als ber19tpunben ges
melOet peroen, obne oaB Der 5einb
iiber iie irgenb nel9e Mustunft as
erteilen berm09te.
ga ale &egierungen bic @erIiGt@
rung abgeben, bob ibren @efahaeuet
bic &orrefppnben3 nit ibren sSami@
lien erlaubt 1T, 10 muB MAJ anne5=
men, ouB 8ermiBte. Die mebrere
Monote nod ibrem 8erI6minoen
tpeber ouf ben 2iten eingetra9en
puroen, nod ben Sbrtgen cine gla9z
ri6t 3utommen lieBen, leioer aefalen
fino. sic purben ni9t unter ben
Soteu einsetrosen, lei es, neil tie in
@ilc b~etattet perben muBten, fei IS.
neil Iie BON oen Granaten CUR l1n=
tenntli9feit aerrifen ober spiiden
ben 2inien liegen gelaffen purben,
Iei es, neil man lie ni9t ioentifi5ie~
rem fonnte. 0as G6idial FOLDER
8ermibten fam nur bur9 6as
3eugnis ibrer Moffentameraben err
mtttelt tperben.
I'm iol9e 3euenife gu erldngen,
bat Die Snternationale @gentur fir
arisgsgsfangene felt Mnfans Suit
1916 sic ipitematii9e 8efrasung Ser
l1eberle6enben elmer S9laht iiber
oas S6idial ibrer Rameraoen in oie
Mege geleitet. Our9 bic 8earbeitung
Der @efongenenliften, bic Die Gsgiez
run9en Ser friegfibrenben Gtaoten
liefern, tann man Hesiment fir He<
giment, Sreffen fir Sreffen bic 2i>
item Der l1eberlebenben feitfte1en, BON
oenen man bermuten oarf boB tie
Qustiinfte gu geben permO4ten. SEE
ser mDglide 3euge' in iebem gefan<
genenlager miro befragt iiber ale
8ermibten feines &egimentes, UNI
beren Grmittlung sic Msentur ange>
gangen porben 1T. Der @efangene
I9reibt nieber, mas inn iiber bas
59idlal ieiner Maffenfameraoen be-
tannt 1T; bas nit benz StempeI
feines 2agers berlebene unb beglau>
bigte s3eugnis nirb Der Snternatioe
nalen Mgentur iibermittelt.
Mle bic in ben per59ieoenfer1
Bayern ouf oieie Meiie geiammelten
3eugniife peroen perifi3iert, gegen=
iettig fontroliert unb ben JamiIiet
5ugeitelt. Sbr Wert 1T iebr peri9ie>
ben, bic einen bieten mebr, Ole anberr
tpeniger @epiBbett; aber au9 bic la
fonii9iten tOnnen CUR 8eltdtigung
elmer f4on borliegenben genauern
Meloung b%eitragen unb %gspinnen
chen ooOur9 einen befonberen Mert.
Dieter Oien1t oes Roten Rreuaes
fat cine groBe 8eoeutung geDonnen,
unb aur 3eit permittelt bic Agentur
in 5iemli4 glei9 GROCER 3obl bic auf
biefem .Mege geiponnenen offi3i0ien
amtli9en 3eusnife unb bic BON BEN
OIL. -.YsEI. mr.. 49,
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
Dos eiierne Cor
eiuer Der sricssidauplate bides a~stuaItiacn srieaes.

6eraus in onIebnIi6sr 8rsite bns
MoratpataI an sen Strom tritt. lns
gefGbr glei9 nett tpie bon 8elgrab
bis Semenoria iIt's BON ga bisRumn.
Dos tit Der Same elmer alien Ierbi>
f9en Bette. Sine turae Strsde unters
bolb 2oma beginnt bas ,@iIerne
Sor." Sn orei abidnittsn, oie ii9
our9 Observation-Disclosures bes
Strombettes teun3si9nen, tpinbet iid
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

Bon oen 5abIrei6sn Sriegsfaau>
blGben oes gefpaItigen MeIttrieges lies
gen mebrsre an Dem unteren 9aufe
Der Oonau. bod iinO bic meiiten BON
ibnen bereits bur9 bic rubmrei6en
Siege Der Oeuti6sn, Diterrei6if4en
unb bulguriI9cn Sruppen Dem @sbie>
*e Der gegenipGrtigsn Sagesereignihe
entriidt poroen. gu Oieien gebOrt
.nu6 Ser Sell Der 9onou BON Der
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
Dieter Sage ereisnete

Dieter sase ereisnete
ft4 cine grplofion in Der patronenz
fabrif Grubilat in 8ruDeres>bez
Sepres Grana. Department @eines
et=Sif0. Die elm sanaes @sbGuDe in
Sriimmer legte.. Der S9absn lit febr
.beoeuteno. Gin etpa oreiBigidbriser,
aum Militdrbienit aufsebotener, aber
nod nidt einseridter Mann, Der ii4
in Der Sabrit befanb. tpurbe i9per
oerleBt; er muBte mad benz MilitGrs
ipital BON Bellevue pesb:aht peroen.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

Ser aa5anpaB nit Der S5edenbiltraBe.
gelben Tluten Ser 9onau iih muir
tDioerpiaig mif9t, bort 1T Die Horoz
apeitede ienes &rieesi6auplaBes. Nuf
einem &altiteinbisel liest, Sabe unO
9onau beberri9eno. Stabt unb Sc
flung 8elsrab. 6reili9 nur alte
Mauern unb 8aftionen lin0 es, Die
bic Gtaot aur Bette MAIDEN, beute
no6 bas Bib aus prina @uqens
3eit. 9onnu uno Sabe auiammen err
geben bas ma9tpoue Bib zines gez
pultigen Stromes. Mer bon elmer Der
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

gr f6ipies uno aud mir tpuBten
nibt piel gu fagen, nur ser Sanitdtsz
rat meinte: rSu, ia. bic menf4li@e
Matur bat eben lire 2dtfel fir fi4."
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-29

In a tea room DR.. Zulph and Sara
Loring are having refreshments and
congratulating themselves on steal
ing the papers from Strong's desk.
Detective Rodman Sears and his as
sistart, Cochran, are watching Zulph
and has partner and suspect that the
papers are in the black bag on Zulph'S
table. Sears orders his assistant to
turn out the lights and see what Lulph
will do. The moment the lights are
out Zulph grabs his bag and rushes
into the street. But the keen eyes
of Sears have seen him and he fol-
lows. He meets The Shadow and to-
gether they trail Zulph. Wee See
happens along and they ask him to
join them.
In the meantime, at the charity
bazar, Strong and Beverly are sight
seeing and purchasing. They come
face to face with Eunicc Morton,
Strong's former hancee. who has
charge of one of the booths. 1t proves
an embarrassing moment and Miss
Morton turns aside with scorn.
DR.. Iulph, closely followed by
Sears, The Shadow aud Wee See, en-
tiers deserted mansion in a secluded
part OF the city, which was a favor
tie haunt of his. The Shadow and
Wee See look through window and
see him remove his disguise and place
the black bag on table. With diff,
Guilty The Shadow climbs to the root
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-29
Another Great Play Is
Made Into a Great Film

George Ohnet. the author OF The
Irornaster," which under the title of
american Methods" has been pic
turizcd by WilliaW Fox with the pre-
eminent screen star, William Far
mum, which shows at the Sun theater
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, play
ing the title role, was contemporary
of Emile lola, the great French
writer
Ohnet wrote a play called Les
Marriages d'Argent," the translation
being Marrying for Money" He sub
mtted the manuscript to several
Partisan theatrical producers and had
it successfully rejected. Not discour-
aged, he wrote novel called Serge
Famine" This was accepted and pub
lished, making quite success. 1t was
later crowned by the French acad-
envy,
This induced Ohnet to return to his
former work of playwriting. He took
Les Marriages d'Argent" and turned
it into a novel. which was greedily
seized upon by the Paris Figaro and
published under the name of lie
Maitrc dc Forges.' 1t made so much
of success that he turned it back
into a play. 1t was produced at the
Gymnase with Jacques Damala, hus-
band OF Sarah Bernhard, playing the
title role. 1t made an instantaneous
success, clearing more than $4,000
royalty for the author from the first
hundred performances alone.
Since then the play has been adapt
ed in England on two occasions, by
Robert buchanan under the title of
Lady Clare and Sir Arthur Wing
Pinero as The lronmaster.'
Since writing the story more than
10000 copies OF the novel had been
sold i'll France alone. In two years
Ohnet had made almost 100000 IRON
| the etpry.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-29
Exposures
by KILOWATT-

|" HE art and avoirdupoIs OF Arbuckle
are exploited to the nth degree In
l. The Butcher Boy" which reveals
Fatty" in particularly happy role.
In this comedy appear AL st. John. his
nephew. who has been with him since he
mounted the first rung of the ladder of
fame, and newcomer In FINLAND, Buster"
keaton, one of the famous three Keatons
long favorites among vaudeville entertainers,
You know that Fatty is also one of the very
few people In the business who can sue
cessfully conceive. direct and act the prln-
cipal part successfully.
william Farnum has a fad. He IL an
out-and-out kodak fiend. He has bought up
all the available supply of films in the city
OF Los Angeles. Not a scene or person is
immune from his camera which accom-
panes him wherever he goes.
DO you think you know the different Ian
guagesS Well, then what does AMI pah
cell rahc' means? Think 1t over for week
and then We'll tell you.
Helen Holmes. Mutuars star Of 1.-THE
Railroad Raiders" wants to adopt a Swear
old boy He Is to be adopted and brought
up as brother of little Helen Holmes
McGowen, who Isl also adopted, and is the
center of attraction at the McGowen house
hold, Miss Holmes does not specify that
the boy must be particularly robust or the
color OF his eyes or hair. 1t would seem
advisa BILE. though, for no child to apply who
is not capable OF following in the footsteps
OF his adopted mother and take his life
In his hand every day
That there perfection outfit in Pathe's
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-29

preparatory to gong Gown the CHM
nev and entering Zulph's room. Wee
See enters a room adjoining Zulph's
and seeks to distract his attention by
initiating the cries OF cat. Cats hay;
always been the pet aversion Of
Luph. and Immediately he rushes to
the outer room TO discover the annoy.
ing animal While he is searching Tor
the supposed cat, The Shadow Ell.
ters and opening the bag. RECEIVERS
the valuable papers. He recloses tho
bag and escapes through a window.
Zu,ph returns to the room. lights
cigar and sits down TO gloat over hi.
triumph Becoming curious. he open:
the bag to look once more at the
treasure hut i astounded TO find il
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-29
CAST.

CAST.
william Montgomery Strong ,......,...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Francis y. Bushman
Beverly Clarke Beverly Bayne
Or. Zulph. Edward Connolly
Mrs. Mathida Clarke ......... Sue Balfnur
sara Lorlng ...'...',........'. Belle bruc''
Rodman Sears ..............Ro Robert Carson
The spider ...,...'..,.....C Charles Ripley
Ih2 SHADOW. ......,. Tammany Young
Wee See Observation-Disclosures. Charles Fang
What Has Gone Before.
William Montgomery Strong. a wealthy
young clUbnau, falls in love with Beverly
Clarke after having rescued her from kid
napers who seeking large fortune left
to her by her uncle. who was a member OF
band OF bratny criminals known as The
S 'Cret Seven. In aiding Beverly, Strong
is suspected of duplicity by his fancce,
Eunice Morton, who breaks off their en-
gagement. chief Of Detectives Ackerton
takes care of Beverly's fortune and is nys-
tertously murdered. Rodman Sears, who Is
known 'the Sherlock Holmes OF New
York" takes his place. Sears finds the MUIR
der was committed by a man with one
finger missing. The treasure is turned over
to Beverly. who intrusts part of 1t to
Strong. The Secret Seven ruins him finan-
cially and Beverly offers him hcr wealth,
but he rejects it and turns to portrait paint
ing. DR.. Zulph. arch conspirator of the
Secret Seven. sends Sara BORING. an adven-
turess, to pose for u portrait, and she locates
the treasure. then pretends to faint. zulph.
who is called in, steals the securities. Bev-
erly sees Strong bending over the supposed
fainting woman and believes he is untrue.
Shortly afterward he receives four $1,000
bills IN an envelope. Believing Beverly sent
them. he hurries to her home, She shows
Jealousy and he explains the situation a
reconciliation taking place, they start for
a charity bazaar. The Spider, one of the
hirclngs of The Secret Seven, who is hid
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-29

they at once make plans to get the
money.
Strong, having become separated
from Beverly, is searching for her,
when two men tell him she has Just
entered room. He goes there, but
finds it vacant, The two men follow
him, close the door and demand his
money. With blow he knocks one
of the robbers down, but the other
draws a pistol and compels him to
throw up his hands.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-29
CHAPTER XII.
Caught in the Web.

After The Spider had shot at Strong
and missed, he fees. Strong and Bev-
erly dart back to the house. A police
man, who had given chase, returns
and treasures them and they resume
their way to the charity bazaar.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-29

DlQ yam nOtlCe now HtuslCdl every tlllS 10
this week in this Aforementioned column?
'Thepe's a Reason we like to bear In mind
the fact that there will always be bars In
music. Much more Of this and we'll have
'em in front of us.
week that that there ball ground. COM
monty called the Diamond" was in fine
shape, thanks TO the attention given to 1t
by Finch. and that "Fox-ier" crowd could
not be found in the World" And-can you
think Of any way to get the name Monroe"
in without referring to scotch"
i Imitation is the sncerest form Of flat
terry. so 'tis said. By the way, have you no
ticed our FINLAND Favorites?
Max Under has only been in this country
a little while and has gone on record as
having said that American women are the
handsomest in the world. Still, his second
picture is called Max Wants Divorce"
and Is offered 100000 to get rid Of his
wife, Hard? It's almost impossible.
oh. joyi Didys hear bout the latest In
venchon? Well. you know those nice little
candy boxes they have on the back of the
chair In the movie palaces? An ingenious
inventor has conceived the idea OF making
them into musical bells. so that when pat
rpns sit idly twirling them on the back Of
your seat the latest musical comedy hits
will peal forth melodiously and In that way
| great expense will be saved the manage
ment, as they will then be enabled to dis
pense with the services OF their musicians.
It Is even thought that with the proper au-
diences such selections as THE SeXtette from
Lucia" The Anvil Chorus" Yankee
Doodle" and other favorites may be rem
dered.
J. Fl. Calvert of Bluebird fame announces
that he is going to make his nest in the
|, Bluebird apartments in Des Moinos for the
next two or three weeks. We don't see the
advantage of that, as Iowa passed law
about a year ago. tThis is called dry hu-
mor)
Oh, girls, isn't Douglas Fairbanks, the new
Aircraft star, Just the dearest thing? You
know what he said? Someone recently asked
him to select the type of woman who SYM
bolized the American woman and he said
, Really, | don't believe that l have ever
come In contact with any American woman
that did not in some way represent the ideal
type" But listen. girlies. he's married.
Ouch, some bad writer man has printed
Margarta Fischers name Maggie Fisher
and the lady says she amt Maggie is quite
familiar, but Margarita Is much more dis.
tine 1--we. oh, yes. Said Margarita Is out OF
the hospital and Is feeling quite we'll again
and has borrowed an ak to carrie nation the
Maggie Man. This Is an advance to erring
, scribes.
We don't care to say just who 1t is among
the film in this city Of ours but a GER
tain party is now practicing to sing and the
tune is Drink to Me Only With Thine
Eyes" That will probably be the only way
they May. Hoo Noes Hoo-hoo Noes?
Birthdays seem to he In order, for Jensen
of the Lothrop announces that he Is now
| years old We announced last week that
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Suburban-Many notable features are to
be shown at this theater for the week. To-
day will be Carlyle Blackwell and June Ell
vldge In THE Social Leper," World pro-
ducton, as well as Mack Sennett Key
stone comedy, Bars and Strips" which
features Ford Sterling. It is announced
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Thursday only Virginia Pearson In a Vita
graph production. Thou Art the Man
Friday and Saturday swill he the divine
Sarah Bernhard in a photoplay whGh
shows this wonderful actress off to good hd-
| vantage. Jeanne Dore'
Muse-Are you coming to Marguerite
Clark's Valentine party at the Muse today?
She is here In the valentine Girl' and will
remain ultil Wednesday. There IL little need
Of telling what kind OF picture 1t Is, as
| our pa irons realize that Marguerite clark
photoplay means that 1t Is one that the
whole family can enjoy and See without
fear of even having the youngsters ask
embarrassing questions That Is by no
means all that Is on the program for the
four days. We also have (Fatty) Roscoe
Arbuckle In THE Butcher Boy his hrst
comedy for Paramount, two-reel offering
Of several laughs and half hours con-
tinuous amusement. Thursday until satur-
day Vivian Martin end Jack Ptckford VIII
be seen In THE Gil at Home" a story of
college life. II Is d sequel TO Seventeen,
in which JACK Pickford and Louise Hun re-
Gently Appeared at the Muse.
BouIevard-A notable bill will be offered
at this theater for the ensuing week. Today
and Monday Frank Keenan,, In Triangle
offering, THE Crab, supported by little
Thema salter; that will please Tuesday
will be that happy cuss. Douglas Fairbanks,
In THE Habit Of Happiness Wednesday
and Thursday will be athletic George Walsh
in comedy drama, Melting Millions,
while Friday and Saturday will see Con
stance Talmnge in Triangle offering, THE
Girl OF the Timber GLAZING a thrilling anu
entertaining story.
Ideai-Mary Miles Mnter will be tho at
traction at this theater today In sweet
and clever story, Youths Endearlng
Charm" Monday will be n Patio Gold
nj ha "