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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-03
Suv. Valstijos pasirengusios
kariauti trejis metus
SibeTjoje dide|s dziaugsmas deei ivykusios re-
vo|iucijos = AtmuStas Tusu uzpuoIimaS Rumunjo-
--AngIai su pTanCuzais guIa ant Quentin

norGs suIaukti liudnesniu
pasekmiu.
Prezidentas be kitko pa
rcikalavo, kad kongresas
tuOJaus parupintQ Siai Salial
100000 kariuOmenGs. Ka-
dan9i liuosnoriai nclabai no.
rial istoja kariuomenen, spe-
jana, bus pravestas visuotf-
mas kareiviavimaS, kuriam
.iau scnai il visi plenai SUI
taisyti. Dabar geriausia pro-
ga pravesti visuotino karei-
viavimo istatvma.
Ruosiamasi trejiems
metams.
Karc SUI Nokictija ncra
kOks juOkas, tai kieKvienam
suprantama. Todel vyriau-
sybc iStempia visas savo .ie-
gas, kad plidel'iamai susi-
tvarkyti IL pasigaminti ma
ziausiai trcjiems metams.
Tu0 tikslu vcikiai bus sumo
bilizuoti ivairiausiu darbo
$aku darbininkai. Vy1iau-
sybci pagelbon tue zvilgsniu
atcina didziulip darbininkll
organizaeiju virSininkai.
Nyriausybc be kitko pra-
mesa, kad jci Nokictiia
! pusmcti ncbus ivcikta, tai
Suvicnytosc Valsti.osc bus
nuskiltas maisto diktato-
RUS, kurs tvarkys visoki
maista IL paskirs jam kai-
mas.
Talkininkai
dziaugiasi.
Gauta zinia, kad Anglia
IL Prancuzija bcgalo pra-
dziugo iSgirdusios, kad pre-
zldcntas Wilson rcmia kare
II kad Suv. Valstijos eina
ranka rankon SUI talkinin-
kais prizes Vokietija.
Gauta vakar zinia, kad
PrancuzlJos pakraSCiuose
Ivokiccip nardanGioji laivc
nuskandinO amerikOnini
glnkluota garlaivi "Aztec.' y
Ar daug zuvo zmoniu iS ig1-
los, dar nezinoma.
Tas dar labiau paarSino
santikiQ stow.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-03

Chicago ira pylinkts. - Siandic is
dalics debcsiuota: siandie vakarc in
rytoj laul<iama lietaus: rytoj Salciau.
Temperature val<ar augSciausa II.
zcmiausia 81.
Sault teka 5:29, lcidziasi GIT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
Board >fulros Many Changes

At the meeting OF the board of Are
commissioners Friday night n lot Of
routine business was attended to, and
the following applicants were ordered
placed on the eligible list: s. C. Mo
@feEor, ] w Parrish. w H, Hernbv
and W II Williams; and the follow
inG resignations OF hremen who re-
c"ntly accepted positions on the 20
iice force. and are now walking the
streets were sanctioned as accepted
recently: &. c Ford and w M
Owens. grade ''B." Of engine company
No 4.
These transfers were ordered. r. n
Gary, grade ''B,' from truck oornuarv
NO. to truck company No. a: r, r
johnston. from truck company No. d
70 truck company No 2: n. J. fstiea
from engine company No. 8 20 nrtne
company No, III n. NJ Po~r. f1.rrn
engine company No. II to engine
company No. g.; l. l. OVERLY. from
engine company No. 8, and r. n
Gilman Of engine company No 10
both TO engine company NO. and
l. a Pond. from truck cornpany No
70 engfpe company No. 3.
D. e AcGregor and J. W. Parrish
we're elected from the eligible list 10
positions as nremen. grade ''R..' on
probation. These last two mon nar,es
VIII be assigned to duty in enf-in q
com con pany No, G. and truck COMPANY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
CHARLES w. KENT

IN tns daaeh OF Cnar1as w. Rns1s
Virginia ssas- nafrsned irRnparan5s ieas-
Those ~Sns snaaa- him best isyved him
usost, for ,asss swmsnane OF those unusual
men who uYSitad great strength OF
charasAar swsrn That aaflfy 10 draw
and to szsnt oshsss-so fxtrn IN sfrriang
friendship.
No raan Sn vxsEfztn 1ct4cr wrder-
steod vzrxtn4mas nopas. ideals and
aspiraescza. and none sought more
faithfully to z2ve Those ideals and 10
sssst.ana s.snas asyssz@saxns ezssaA sss4
Hts vary eoat wam fun of desire
"a advances ewory movement which
scugnt 60 oufid I'D the character of
man. ana be was ever ready 90 spend
md ce spent. in any oaxare the atm OF
which was 60 safeguard especially the
ycuns rnsa from evil Influences and
Assocszfinna-
whxte especially ~TsrT known IN HIS
1hcscn work as CT educator. In which
asic be was "a vfrf1e aggressive and
enrcefyIl figure, his sympathy for the
young man and hts problems led him
early into the work Of the Young
M~r4s Car1sttan4-essocietton. IN which
toT years he vvsts one Of the leaders In
Virginia
Virginia has, IN his comparatively
Mr1y death. suffered The loss ot a
brave soldier II ere common good. hut
sne whose work has been SO well done
liz TO leave lasting Impress upon the
sves and characters N thousands. to
be end that he, though dead, Will
peak through them n Thousand
wayx Per the good CT The young men
n Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

aliy-succeed or fail. realize or miss
life's end and purpose. in 30 far forth
as we shall or shall not follow Christ.
the Goldman of Galilee. If the far
sweeping branches and the luscious
fruits of the tree of civilization have
not outgrown the strength and reach
of fits feeding and supporting roots
1t Is because "a remnant" roma meth
OF those who are true to Him. His
God-ward attitude Of reverence and
faith and obedience; Ills MAYNARD at
tftude of compassion and confidence
and hopefulness and hs1pfulness-
he1pfulness unto self crifice in serv-
ice; His attitude and course and meth
cd still dominate the thought and
purpose and activities of at least
few. And. IN so far as you and put
ourselves into subsection to Him, tutn
accord and fellowship with Him to
that extent we find and realize our
selves and perform our task, both
while the thunders OF war do roll and
the battle fires burn and blood and
ruin are on every hand, and also to-
ward preparation--both OF ourselves
and of the world for His dav of peace.
f. w. W1NFkEE
Culpeper, Va. Oct. 3, 1917.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
Peoples Forum
After This xyar--yVhntT

Editor Vireiniant
6ire--There are matters too largo
too complex. too far away for the
finite minds of mortal men. ManyfAf
them, altogether beyond our province
are matters with which we should not
aspire to meddle The great Master
reproved the most ardent and fore
most OF His disciples when, In a most
tender, solemn, exalted moment that
disciple asked as TO tho future of an
other Disciple" Lord. ana this man
What7" The Teachers rouIv was
IF I will that he larry till 7 come,
what IT, that TO theer Follow thon
me-" Risen from the dead. about to
return 10 the Father He met the
faithful eleven. who asked Him
lord. dost thou M this ti1ne restore
the Kingdom 10 Israeli" He an
swered--''Tt is not for you 10 know
times and seasons, which the Father
hath set within Ifia own authority"
But. the question which stands at
the head OF this brief article seems
an altogether natural one--an inevitn-
Bile one for men who note with Sc
rious interest the terrific ongoing and
overlooking Of the mighty stream Of
evants. Let us bear In mind. how
ever, that the question lis not answer
able definitely confidently, I'm the
terms OF present human knowledge
It involves a comr1exity-a bewilder-
ment--of factors dynamic and VITAL
factors bestial, hellsh. humar-fac-
tors eternal factors divine-factors
which defy all human science and
preacience and philosophy-fae tors
which make most solemn and most
impressive appeal TO utmost faith in
Him whose authority is absolute uni.
veraal, eternal As vet we can not
know, and perhaps this Is wen Tho
future is run Of mysteries: Let our
trust IN God rise to its mightiest.
at the sanne time there are posi-
bflities, conceivable Issues, unon which
we may mediate profoundly and TO
our profit Shall this war mean tho
end Of war-a peace universal en-
during. righteous. disarmament~-the
triumph Of law and life. tho world
wide reign Of at least q form Of broth
erliness and mutual confdence9 Or.
on the other hand. Will human so
ctety. by renscn Of the darkness ana
confusion Of this wild aud uormrul
night, have lost faith In Itself. become
dishea rtensd and Disguised al its own
demonstrated Incompetence, and SOL
utterly fall apart as TO invite n thoua.
and years OF woeful struggle back
through barharisrn and weltering saw.
agery to an ignoble extinction of the
race? There may be Clet us IA ce thA
fact)--a breakdown, collapse faffurs
Of demdcracy.an appalling triumph
or autocracy and individual absoiut. /
Ism In human government II may
even yet CONS about that some one
man---from New York, err Washing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

ton. Berlin. Parts. London. New Or
CANT conceit of divine right" will is
sue orders for all men throughout the
whole world and have those orders
obeyed to the letter. Quite certain It
Is that when this war shall be past
II not. indeed. before it ends-the
world will face an appa ling, and now
almost unimaginable hunger--lteral
hunger" for bread fear, II not a
realization OF all the agonies of STAR
walton. If the figures are to be trust
ed, the wolf In even already ut the
door"-the wolf of hunger and cold
and nakedness. The madness Of some
heretofore almost worshipped for their
supposed wisdom, blindly and foolish
ly followed and sought after and ap-
plauded because we thought them
learned and knowins-that madness
I'm which they have sent away the
divine Christ, have worn his name
but denied his nature and spurned
his truth and his grace, that madness
has now--through clouds of battle
smoke and rivers Of human blood and
foundations OF human tears and with
human agories utterable-brough
the world to the verge OF ruin. That
ruin may even vet he complete and
iibi'tiScS- AFTER lfllS WdT IL IL emu
ere Il bring down the black night OF
utter desolation upon the world. the
wise then left viii gaze with shame
and shuddering such aa mankind has
never felt upon the grey, cold. ga A.
ash heaps to which the splendid
achievements Of civilization are now
being reduced under the touch Of the
torch OF this wide-s spreading incen-
diarisn
But now, II may be that after
few more weeks. or months. or years
Of bitterness and bleeding and burn
ing we shall see that democracy is in
deed safe that true human indi-
vtdualism is enshrtned and enthroncd
IN the very nature of God. and that
truth honor. Justice, love are shell
tered under His almighty haud--to
rise and live and prevail though slain
and entomhed of human blindness
and folly and raging, So long as ma
tions continue TO sin, they continuous
ly challenge tho sin~avenrer. And.
mono Of the nations today can stand
with clea@ hands clear conscience,
confident brow. and affirm itself sin
less Alas, what black pages In the
history Of every one Of themt II may
he that when we shall have suffered
somewhat more the merciful Jehovah
viii say to the angels OF wr7th-"It
is enough Spare them; lest they for
get, Spare them: for ] am God. and
not man" And, IT may he that out
of their sepuichers truth and honor,
Justice and love catching again the
breath Of the Infinite Spirit, shah
soon arIsc-arise TO a broader and
brighter day on earth,
Northumberland this Is word
which only the wise will hear-mean-
while. we shall. each Of us. person
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
IN n
from Cricket nm.

Mauv are Interested in the b. b.
fracas Of old Chi. and y. y.
Jeff Courtney, prominent tobacco
ncer Of here. shook hands with Ye
Scribe yesterday and merry time
was had by both raking up where all
the old college chums were located
and whether they were happy or mar
ried
Fixing 70 XIII hogs seerns to he the
order OF tho day
Quite a blowing was with Va Fri
day aft, the worst Cricket Hg1 have
saw since Windy" Rill sponr Joined
the army.
Our old friend Fielding. recently Of
n. Car. dropped into the sanctum
Sarctorium vest erday to ask how our
paw and nav was getting along and
10 shake hands He amt got no fat
ter since war prices started prevail
Ing. neither.
BIZ Bradley fetched home nice
mess Of bacon Sat. eva.
ALI Smith didn't.
Word from Chigeer Ridge informs
us OF the sad news THAT Parson Dade
misplaced his preaching license en-
during his recent move of residence
and has been barred from rendering
services until he can find It. Tho dea-
cons ruled that no man could preach
unless he had n license
A bum check ain't been made good
all week, promises 20 tho contrary.
Julian Winfree the Santa Clans Of
the banking world amt spoke to Ye
SCRIBE since he failed to pay his llb-
eftyNhond dues Monday past II was
choice between the grocerrnap and
Julian and Julian loet
A few or our prominent curhstone
brokers', who recently got together a
little money. are hourly expected back
from Chicago, where they went In at
week to clean M on the Giants on
the fret game The incoming freights
are eagerly watched
Country hams mt city p7-fccs-Any
q. ROGER.
Ye scribe'S wife, two heirs, and
Euper-cargo such as two tr,Inlrs
grips. and the wife'B sister. viii ar
rive for tho winter Monday coming
Ptease pay up your subscriptions
Brotber Fr3eb at the X@ n tatets4 ger, 4
SsFssf '@sfs3Fe ffSged UP his stove ana
started her out on the winters lahora
thiS week Tops TO cracker BOXES WINS
Rtso gavo overhaulinR Toba cro
chewers wifi please fetch their range
nndsTH along eE well as their checkers
Fridays wind blew the columns ~
the First Nat, Off their bnses. wish
Ing you the same Will close and al
tend the chores
II & ".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

Hare comes Captain II. Hugh Kntv-
ek1- of the One Hundred and FIFTY
eighth Australian Infantry, with 1T
ia speech. delivered IN New York the
other night which contains the uid-
mate answer to al the sau"sls of the
whine rabbits;
s.Ever since came 10 thts country
i hawe been looking for one of those
Things yvu car pacitist.' said Cap
tasn Enivea1. u want 20 see one So ]
rmn ask him what in he'll he ever did
far peace that makes him pirate about
N 30 gEfbly.
when lost quar- Of blood I'm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
WISH TO PUSH BLUE
C0MPANY'S RECRUITING

me Blue company, which fx be-
ing organized by three active uern-
oers 81 tho Blues' cavairy. Louis A
he1nd4. Herbert W Harris and penn
proSe Iaylor all college Ynen and
serving their second torn NJ anitst1
meHt with the Blues. has already st,-
cured number of recruits.
The full hundref must be. se~trrrr1
ny Novenher z. and il If reouest ~
mat aIl who contemplate enlistinR
III the service OF the country shah
communicate with the above named
promptly at their recruiting station
AZ the store OF Walter ., Moses a
Co, 103 East broad street.
The Blue company being the rank
ing company Of tho proposed Third
regiment, will have the choice of be-
ssig a machine RglEa unit, supply unit, or
infantry. During fair week they viii
nave a tent on the grounds for the
purpose Of pushing recruiting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

dope rent out ny Tire women's party
and Dudley Field Malone about alleged
nsrrfhle conditions Rt 0ocoduan, and
have yet to diEoovAr where ANYBODY
hes shown any evidence that will
stand the acid test Dudley Darling
says he has II, hat he won't show It
to anybody unless he can at the same
time give the ssif-e1eotsd martyrs Of
the pinlSet line a chance to bask In The
Inn eight again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
WAR GARDENING THAT PAYS

THE exhibits Of garden and Etohon
products by employees OF ths Ameri-
oar National bank last week wss nota-
BILE for reasons other than the beauty
ans ~a4ne Of the products themselves.
Tfaey were a demonstration oc what
w~Ti-direoted and Intelligent effort
csn accomplish within the limited
sreas of city garden plots toward fur
nfghirg an abundance Of IRE beet food.
They were highly credfta,bie 70 r7le
hank employees Themselves. who PUT
their spare time into heaIfhftri out
door work. instead Of fndulgfng in
frivolous tirne-wssefnR besides havfn g
paid substantial dividends IN asfted
strength .and- Sent far rfss daily ~oca-
sfons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

III @fsssgf&tsrssz~ " sa ~ sZsgaq me-
on condition that M return TO his
home In Missouri 0overnor Stuart fol-
lows the example OF the late Governor
Jefr Davis, OF Arkansas, who par
doped IA negro convict from MaHvachu-
settr on condition that he I'VE in Bos-
ton therwa fter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
ANZAC CAPTAIN WANTS TO FIND PAOIFIsT

France / did # solely TO help buy
peace.
The men over there who are fight
ing for peace and giving their lives
for IT are the only ones, who have the
right to talk about the method of OBJ
tanning IT, You've got 30 fight If You
win freedom"
Paciasts win protest at the unaca-
5emio speech Of the Amaze veteran.
That's all they dan do. They can
never answer his challenging question
TO the satisfaction OF anybody but
themselves. They cannot deny the
truth Of his conclusion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

Baltimore is to have 'rbeef1ess" days
hut the name refers 10 food, and In
not to. be taken as implying that the
Maryland village Will abandon IT'S
popular sport Of '"neerng"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

And the prizes given showed, in
the fact Of their hestowal, a healthy
and broad-minded Interest on the par,
Of the hank management in the well
fare Of the institutions employees and
In the general good of the community.
The advantages 70 The entire city
from such an undertaking ss was car
ried through suecessfuily during tine
summer ny these amateur gardeners
can he measured only IN small part In
terms Of dollars, Profits for their
investment Of time and money and
effort VIII accrue to the gardeners
themselves for years. and, moro than
l'lcefy, VIII encourage at least some OF
their neighhors 70 emulate their san
sfr1ie and patriotic example,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

The new cub reporter says that he
has gained fourteen pounds since join
Ing this old echo of humanity three
weeks ago, but as he is still eating
at home matters arc cleared a bit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

The kaiser gave "a nnarSsle bust Of
draself 70 Marshal Won TTindenburg
u birthday gift. but vs think 8
Marble heart would have been more
A1tahle--@nd iireiiRe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
Mask This well.

As soon as we get to wearing wood
en- shoes the lumber trust will sud
denly awake to the fact that there
Is a. terrible shortage OF timber in
this old wooded land OF ours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

Neither his conduct OF the war nor
Aykhfng else he does seems "a pabie
xuakfng the militant su~s willing 10
I'd ~ the president
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

A. that. we shan asqestiy strive
buy az least one Of ths new liberty
eonds on tho W. x, .nstallr1ent plan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
Weekly Weather Forecast.

For the week beginning sunday, Uc-
tober I. I917--Middle Atlantic states
Virginia (south of thirty eighth pafal'
leD Fair weather will prevail unit
about Wednesday. when local rains
may be expected; after which the
weather viii be fair the remainder of
the week. 1t will be warmer after
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

.asnoufags. the la4est war device.
- hccu turnEd fTyro source ~ war
tssnus by tho tax on cosmetics
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

This old standby had It right on
the first one, We wish to state fur
Their that the Giants will still be in
second place tonight fahcr and
SchupD as-todav.s pItchlng choice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

Charles Walden was struck by the
cylinder of an engine passing last Sat
urday and was later brought 10 his
home. He was hit on the trestle.--
Lane w. Va4) Banner
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

II you must knit n co your bit
~. kntf4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

This Must BE the Same Fellow Who
Never Opened His Mouth During
the Whole Meal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

Many night / ala not get my
clothes Off, but merely took a bath
ard brea kfast--Henry van Dyke. In
ScribLef's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
The Weather
OMITTED states weather bureau.
Department of Agrieulture.)

For virsinta-Fair and continued cool
Sunday; Monday. warmer.
North Carolina and South Carolina
Fair and continued cool Suuda& Nom
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

- hays read an rhs press-agent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

Wy, FdTIN tfUHWN.
Local Temperature YES e.-'".-
- noon temperature ..-..,. ....-- ~
Z. NJ temperature ..,'..--.. FL. 81
T. VI temperature ........-.....-- 81
Maximum temperature to +, NJ. 63
Minimum temperature to r. NJ. 40
'feau tcmoerature ....,.,.. SIS
Normal temperature ............. @
Deficiency in temperature yester-
Jay .
Deficiency In temperature since
January .................... 400
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last twelve hours .. 0
Rainfall last twenty-four hours. OIL
Excess In rainfall since March / . $40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

vTnGapsvAx TBDNEA
AfvwTtt.sne--Msd. fss
business ofYsce--Mad. iVss
Ecciety--Msd 1888,
Editpriai-Mad. is.2
GENERAL MEry--Ran, sef-
circciate,n-~-I7an- s2s-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
Sample Suits to $500
$500

Offering these Sample Suits at $500, saving
of from $3.50 to $4,000 on each, we know is re-
markable feat, and You will agree with us when
you see them. They are of rich materials, smart
styles and wonderful examples of fine tailoring;
all silk lined and in all desirable colors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

Models that will be in vogue for both Fall and
Winter wear Made of Wool Velour, Burela Cloth
and Broadcloth featuring the new deep collars
that may be buttoned high at the neck. Novelty
pockets and cuffs and clever belted effects Full
lined with satin and in the new shades, and most
of them trimmed with fur.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

Unusual distinction and
wide Of charming models featuring plated gathered and draped
and straight line models that cngng effect without
that yohuness of line which the distinguished feature
In Serge Satin and Jerybeaded, button and embroidery
The Washington times., 1917-11-25
Cleopatra ShosOing Today

With two performances. one this
afternoon at three and, the other
this evening at eight-twenty. william
FOx's super-picturs. cleopatra" with
Thsda BarA In the title role. win close
its engagement at the Belasco.
In the production which Is a dupli-
cation Of the sensational success
which IS running in New York, Mr..
Fox has kept close to historical facts
and the wonderful spectacle shows
the wonderful locales of Rome and
ancient Egypt faithfully reproduced.
1t is = glitterins pageant that is
provided as q setting for Miss Bara's
great Characterization OF the s'Siren
The Washington times., 1917-11-25
GARDEN.

Earle Williams and Gail Kane are
the stars pictured in the photoplAy
features chosen to top the bill at
Moofe's Garden Theater this week.
Mr.. Williams will be screened, begin
ming today and continuing through
Wednesday In '"The GrelI Mystery" a
melodramatic detective story visual
lied in a manner that compounds in
terest and suspense until the very
last foot OF flm. Suspicion Is d.
rected first against one, then against
another OF the drdmatis personae. in
an attempt to solve a battling crime
mystery, until thrilling drama finds
its epitome In a climax of astounding
character.
Beginning Thursday the. major at
traction through Saturday will be "a
Game OF Wits" a brilliant piece Of
Photographic comedy, in which Gall
Kane iinds unusual opportunities to
reveal the many charms OF person
ality and brunette beauty that have
elevated her to a high place both on
the stage and screen. The story Is
that Of resourceful girl who rescues
herr father from financial ruin by
making things move a little too rapid
ly for the financial power who held
the dominant power In Wall Street.
Both features will be supported by
orchestral accompaniment and sup
plemented by short-reel features Gov
ering a wide range OF subjects.