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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY SYSTEM

n. B.--Foilowin2 schedule figure
published only as information. hoi
guaranteed.
Trains Leave Union Station, AleA'
andria:
AZ a n, Dai!y-3iemphis Spec
al. Sleeping cars and coaches for
!.yrchGurg, Roanoke. Knoxville,
na5,anooga. Nashville, Memphis
Washington sleeping cars open af;:r
600 p. m. Dining car.
1877 p. IN. Local to D.nvi!le,
7:47 q. M, Daily-Loeal 30 Har'
risonburg. Buffet parlo- car.
GIT :. m, Dei!y--u. 5. tast mail
caches and sleeping cars to Char
Iotte, At.an'a, birmingham. Ne"
Orleans. s eepinG car Salisbury u
.shcvilla. DmiD% car.
9.37 q. M, Daiiy-Aanassas Orange
and Charlottesville and limited be.
yond % Atlanta. Coaches only.
1902 2. H., Daily except Sunday
Local to HarrisonbUrg, Bulfat pax
OF car
4:22 p. m, Dai!y-Local 20 Char
icttesville. Parlor car TO Warreneon'
tally except Sunday.
5:12 p. m, ajaiiy-RIrmlngham
special Coaches and s.eeping carr
o Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining
ar. Daily tourist car to CALIFORNIA;.
5:22 p. M, Daily except Su'ldag-
Local for Warrenton.
7:l7 p. m, Dailv--Angusta Spec
al. Coaches and sleeping cars TO
Charlotte. Columbia, Aiken and An
susta. Sleeping cars to Asheville
Dining car
l0:02 p. m, Daiiy-Washington (
Chattanooga Limited va Lyach
burg). Coaches and sleeping cars Il
Roanoke, Knoxvil Q, Chattanooga
New Orleans. Dining car.
Hoe p. n. Daily-New York s
New Orleans Limited. Al Pullman
train. Club and Observation cars to
atlanta and New Orleans. Sleeping
ar 20 Macon. Dining car.
S. ID. SHELTON,
Union Ticket Agent, Alexandria, Va
R. H. DeBUTTS,
Division Passenger Agent, Washin:
on. q 6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
LEGAL NOTICES

At Corporation Court Of tn
City Of Alexandria, continued ant;
held at the Courthouse of said CITY
on Monday, December Ord, 1917.
Present, Hon. Louis c. Barley,
Judge.
william NJ. Heyl. vs.. Minnie {
Heyl. In Chancery.
Upon the written application of
the Complainant stating specifically
:hc last known place of abode CT TIE
defendant, and it appearing to tae
Court that process has been issued
and returned by tie Sergeant Of ths
City OF Alexandria. Virginia. SHOW
:rg that the defendant was NOS foun /!
within the jurisdiction Of this Court
me following order Of publication
IS granted this 3-d day o. December
!4i7.
the object Of this suit Is to obtain
4 divorce vinculo matrimonii for
the Complainant from the Defendant
on the ground of wilfui desertion
and abandonment fer a period o.
more than three year and for ger
eIai relief, and an affidavit having
been MADE and filed that the defend
ant. Minnie c. Heyl is non-resi-
dent OF the State Ct Virginia 1t IS
ordered that she DO appear within
fifteen days after due publication u
ssid order OF publication, ard lc
what IS necessary to protect her IN
te-est in this SUIT.
And il is further ordered that q
coov of saii or2cr e publication be
gu2 he'd oH,a week Cor four SIC
cesS..c wo.hS IN ,he A'"xsniilia c.
2"rtc, 4 newspaper published in the
City Of Alexandria. Virginia, ana
ti.a: copy be posted at the front
door OF the Court House Of the Cor
pura:lon Court OF said City on or be-
fore the next succeeding rule day af-
ter this order is entered; and that
a copy of said order of publication
shall be sent BY registered mali bv
the Clerk of this Court. addresses
70 TIE said ncn-rAs;Aect defendant
at III 2 street. Southeast. Wash.
irgt"n. D. c., her asst known place
q abode.
TaSte:
NEWELL S GREENAWAY. Clerk.
4, Noel Garner, P. G se0-4w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
THOsiAs L. CARTER, auetionee1

Auction sale Of desirable garage OF
stable property, known is Mr, Fcr.
non Garage.
Pursuant 10 the terms Of dccd
y trust. bearing date on October .,
GA. wen by Robert G. Smith ano
Sifa t. Charles p. Marshall, Trustee,
~! GJiy recorded among the land
re..or,,s Of the City OF Alexandra
Virginia, in Deed BOOK 81, page 10
,aid deed Of trust having been give
o secure the payment Of certain IN
,!ebtednesa therein set forth, defaul
1avine been made in the payment ci
mart Of said indebtedness, tic IN
dcrsigned, being the Executri@ O.
tie aforesaid Charles z. Marshall
Trustee. Al the request and hy The
direction OF the holder Of The notes
Iue and unpaid, will offer for sale al
oubljc auction on the premises, :,
IL o'clock noon, On Saturday Dec
ember 18th. 1917. the following de-
,cribcd rca! estate situate, lying an
,einr on the east aide Of ST. hsapn
street, between King and Cameron
streets. IN the City Of Alexandra,
Virginia.
Beginning OH St. Asaph straet q:
noint l23 feet inches 20 the
:outhward Of Cameron street, ana
.nrning thence zouthWardly along
St Asaph street ana binding there
ri,h 53 feet 7 inches 10 on alley;
hence eastwardIy with . line paga!-
'rl to Cameron street. l23 feet ,
inches; lhcrcc northwardly with 4
inc parallel to St, Asaph street %
oct T inches; and thence westward
Y with a straight line 20 the begin
ing. With The use OF md right, ct
ray over the above mentioned alley
! common with Others entitled there
o. together with all buildings and
improvements thereon and with al
lights. easements. privileges and ap-
7urtenances TO the said real estate
belonging or II any wise appeTtaln-
ing.
Terms oc sale: One-th;rt! cash and
ne balance IN one and two years,
he deferred payments to bear m
ere. at the rate Of six per cent ge.
,nn2:3. payable semi-annualiy "hc
, be secured by first deed Of trus'
.non the said property, or q: cas-
Il the option OF the purchaser 81
purchasers. Convcyancine az tae COS
the purchaser
Margaret / Eidsness.
Eyaeutrix Of Charles z. Marshall,
'rustce, decd,
,orl-nr l.. Boo5ha. Attorney.
2S7-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
Auction Sale.

To Dusan lack, whose last known
post-office address was General De-
livery, Waco, Texas:
Take notice that Harvey W. SUM-
mers, surviving partner Of the John
". Summers Co., having first given
the notice required by Chapter 23j
OF Acts CT 1908 Of the General A.
seL1bly If Virgin4, viii. fcr tn
purpose of satisfying his warehouse
mans lin for storage and his lien
to. reap!rs, sell az public auction for
ezsh. at Mes 11s.11f south Pitt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
Snfiep Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of tn" stoc:;
folders of the McLachlen BanltinG;
corporation for the election OF :,
'oard Of Directors for the ensuing
ear and for the transaction o. othc
":s:ness viii be held ut the Office nj
he Company 10. 10T North FaiTav
rect. n the eity Of Alexandra
tate OF Virginia. on Tuesday Jan
any 9Th, 1913. az II O'Clock 3 m.
\. ". McLachlcn. President.
John 4. Massic, Treasurer.
;g3-12t.
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Notice Annual Meeting.

December 3, IYIt
The regular annual meeting Of tn
stockholders Of the First Nationa
Bank of Alexandria, Va, will be HI.
II the Banking House on Tuasdag
'anuary s, 1918. at y O'Clock. noo!
for the election Of directors and tra:..
saction CT such other business Il:
may properly come before the NICE.
'ng.
GEO. Z. WAKEFIELD. Cashier
295-25t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
Notice Annual Meeting.

The Citizens National BanM
Alexandria. Va.
Dec. Sth, 1917
The annual meeting Of the share
roficrs Of this bank, for the ciec-
ION of Directors and the transact" =.
such other business az may b:
rouent before il, will &c held AZ ii,
'anking House. Oh Tuesday, Jannar,
tn. 1918, az II o'clock noon.
The polls viii he oDen from y ii
l =. VI.
Richard VI. Green, Cashier
'94-25i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
Notice Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the sE'ef
,clltY7 Of the Iowa Apartment House
company for the election Oh I'1..E' ,
directors for the ensuing year aid
or tic transaction OF other business
viii le held at the oill-a CT inc com com
any No. l07 north Fairfax street
The City Of Alexandria Sta'" 0
Virginia, on Tuesday. January 2-a
YlS. ~ 10 O'Clock 8. NJ
Charles =. Walcott, Presi.i' NJ
4 NJ. Mclachlcn, SccreC&r:''
M 10;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

Every day in the year for Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk, Newport News and
points south 9ia superb, powerful
steel palace steamers.
Through connections made at Nor.
folk with steamers OF the Old Dom1n~
ion Steamship Company for New
York and Merchants and Miners
steamship for Boston
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
GERMAN OFFENSIVE.
Showers Of Shells Batter French and
British Lines in Tcut0nS' Supreme
Effort.

LorS3"n. Dec. IA cyclone Of
German shells batteg!rg the FrenC'
md B..itish lines eli the way fro?.
the Swiss border 20 tie sea is usher
ine in EindenhnrGs's supreme e1for'
% win the war III the west beforc
America appears n force upon the
fighting line.
To-Day is the anniversary of the
central powers peace offer 10 the al,
les. + the usual n3e:h d is pursued,
neat !.9yle leaflets will DC scattered
~ the thousands among the German
troops, with the le~ondi:
"A yesr ago today we offere'
peace. They refused Now let IL
win il by the force Of arms"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12

ale Of Property for Non.Paym2"'
OF Taxes.
passed by the City Council Tuesday.
Novcmbcr -, 1917. | viii sell at
public auction on Monday, 0cca1:9 ;.
Z, 1917 in front OF the Market
}niid;ns. Royal SCret, .!@Handr!a,
a. the following: LOTS AND III
'RONEMENTS thereon, = Is much
hareot az may be necessary - Bay
md satisfy the taxes, assessments,
~ charges due 20 the City Couue:.
Alexandria on the same.
Resolved, That the Collector o.!
1axe. be and is hereby directed 10
proceed and sell at public anc,ion
II real estate IL the City 81 Alex
ndria on which taxes are 6uc and
nnail to June I, 1917, IL conformity
the City Charter and Laws r@!al-
1g 10 the same and sale g CON
lcnce Monday. December n. 1877,
( 70 o'clock. 5, n, and conti!.Cc
rom time 10 time and day &c Gay ar
Il I'll such real estate is solo.
Tnc purchaser will be required Is
,ay, 81 time CT sale. the caXaS, as
,ssnlents, charges and expenses o-
ale.
The sale wilI commence at Ii
clock i. *. on The day specified
nd If not completed OF this day vii,
continued from day to day and
rom 5in.c TO time until COMPLETED.
?. T. COEMAN,
Collector OF faxes.
First Ward.
Richard II. Brooks. Jr., house anl.
Of 1913 l-2 south Fairfax street
yIb SS.-3
Motion c. Douglas. ST., house and
OF 403 south Lee street, 1916 SIS 80
Nm. +. Mckanney. house and lot
% south Lee street. 1915. :. #l1.62
M"rtha Williams, house and lot
IL Giobon street, 1856. .. $685.
Second Ward
Nancy Lucas, house and lot 739
;orth Washington street. 1916 So IS
John Mex. Ware. lou $40 IL north
Pitt street, l9l4-l5-l6 =. :. $5.31
Third Ward.
h!Siliit LeNL!tE. HJHSS stt.H '..%-
il3-2i5 north Patrick street, 1919,
80. :. .... :. :. S22. 3 !
Flas Co'e, 2 houses ard lots M
'119 QpAe7 street. 1915 :. ..si7.+&
Ruth Dahney. . lots 406-408 nortt
No'uabus street. 1915 =. >. $3.50 !
Edward P DIXON. Sr., house ard
OF 32A north Patrick street, 1916 1913
John H Fisher. house ard lot 100
north Columbus street, 1875 $50 81
Jane f. Smith. house and lot 42l
north Alfred street, 19l4-15-1o s6l .
Isaac Thornton. house and lot 207
'raiison strent. 1915 =. -. 1855
J e. Vqu"h1 Tod. 5 lis Nos +
% 5 block 3 BradG"c';. 1910 &T.I5
J. c Eaugh1 Todd ) lcrs Nos %
o ~ Bradd,ok 1919 4, SD
Fourth Ward. .
Mary j. park"r ,nd ais, house and
OF 500 south Alfred sSTest, 1916 s6.7S
'e0-aG. I
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~ ashingtan Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect JUG 2. 1917.

For Washington enc 2o!ncs North
daily 1863, 3:29, $50, 1888, 1925 &.
IN. 1901, l:28, 2:30, (througa tzaia
for New York, vim p. r. R) 5:zi,
1.53. 1923, 1888 .. m.
Saturdays only, 9:l1 p. m, and
Sundays only 1908 p. n
&C, r'rsuerlckspulA. ElchmCnd md
joints aonth ct 4::27, 1850 (locsll and
n. q. n. 1876, 1922, 1882, s:17
!ocal) 7:02, ga? p. II. daily.
Accommodation for Qua1tico at
HIS g. N. daily and 2:15 p. m. Sat-
lrdays. Night &rain Ieaves 1880 o.
N. daily FOR stations Lorton to Fred
ericksburg incluaive.
NUTk-lln9s o. frElvsl ard dc.
srture and connections not CUBAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
Notice Annual Meeting.
III l.n.l.. h.Dt.r1l

j.
Alexandria. Va, Dnc. 8, 49, Z
The ANIMAL meeting OF the shaca-
halAels oil this bank, for the elcctioh
+ Directors and the transaction Of
rch other business as may b.
Fought before il, will be held at tn
1anking House OF sad Dans, Or
tuesday, January s. 1918. 1t =
'r,"rk. noon.
The polls viii be cper from - y
.. III.
!. l.. PERRY, Cashier
'95-25r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
Maryland, sa,awarc anf
virginia Railway Co

Steamers OF this line leave alex
andria every Monday, wednesday
and Saturday. at 4:45 D. N.
FOR BALTIMORE AND ALL The
USUAL RIVER LANDINGS
Cuisine and appointments unexcen.
ed.
Freight for Baltimore. Philadei
Dhia and New York solicited and
handled with care Through rates
and bills OF lading issued.
Single fare 20 Baltimore. Ss.Z5
with return trip $3.50. State rcanz
ans way SeOG and MP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
Notice Annua! Meeting

The Annual meeting Of the 3zotE
o!dcrs OF the Ontario Apartment
!ouse Company Tor the election % ,
Scare! Of Directors for the ensp.l.
ear and for the transaction Of othG'
BUSINESS Of the Company will DC nell
the office OF the Company, No. l9l
,crth Fairfax street, in the City Of
,!cxandria, State OF Virginia or
Tuesday, January H:h. 1918 at lu:2F
,'clcck q. m.
Charles u Walcott, Prcs'dcn,
4. NJ. NicLachion, Secretary.
'03-i9t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12

menv adds tha5 sooner CT later W
many must show on her hs"'."s
fronts Il.c effects of Ibis S'"sse' ~
blow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-12
Notice.

Washington Memorial Lodge o.
Perfection No. will hold its regr-
lar meeting. Friday, December i.
1917, at 7:30. All members and v:.i-
tors are invited to be present.
294-3l.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08
Clashes Isl e;s;. f f: ga}rl Fi5ll2@g }
Boulevard Reopens Today With
New Line of Films for Future

The Boulevard theater again opens
its doors to the public today with big
ger and better pictures than ever.
They will be almost in their entirety
in the future from the Triangle and
Fox studios, with such stars as Will
liam S. Hart, Douglas Fairbanks,
Bessie Barriscale, Frank Keenan,, Bes-
sic Love, Theda Bara, William and
Dustin Farnum, George Walsh and
many others of equal note.
The theater is and has been for
some time considered as one of Oma-
has prettiest and best ventilated show
palaces &nd it is with pleasure that
the management announces the OPEN
ing picture, Frank Keenan, in THE
Bride of Hate" which will be shown
today and Monday. Tuesday will be
one of THE Seven Deadly Sins" pic
lures. Wednesday and Thursday will
be Fox super de luxe feature, THE
Price of Silence" and Friday and Sat-
urday will be Bessie Love in Nina,
the Flower Girl"
Many good things are promised by
the management.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

and his Wonderful Lamp" Will be the at
traction.
Park-William Desmond will be the Of
ferins at this .theater today in a Trinagle
feature called The Iced Bullet This is
novel comedy-drama that is decidedly
different and Will certainly please the most
critical fan. The fact that this photoplay
gives some interesting views of the big
Ince studios, where many Of the Triangle
features are made, and also some Of the
different stars In the making of coming
photoplays, makes this attraction doubly
interesting Monday will see Dorothy Gish
In THE Little Yank."
Maxic--Athletic George Walsh will be
shown at this theater today In his latest
and best Fox photoplay, Melting Mil
lions" Tuesday and Wednesday comes
Theda Bara in 1.-THE Tiger Woman" This
Is another Of the super de luxe Fox fea-
lures which are proving so popular.
ApoIlo-Lenore Uirich will be shown In
THE Heart Of Paula" Paramount offer
ing, at this theater today and in which
this artist is seen to excellent advantage.
Shorty" Hamilton will furnish the comedy
element in one OF his "featurettes" Mon
day Marguerite Clark in her best offering
thus far to the screen, Snow White" An
other treat Is offered Wednesday. as Mary
Grind" which comes from the Paramount
studios.
Lothrop-Alice Joyce and Harry Morey
will be the attraction at this theater to-
day and tomorrow is a Vitagraph feature,
"The Courage of Silence" The scenes are
laid in this country and South America
and the story, of the Eternal Triangle"
variety. told in a somewhat different sort
of way, does not offend. The usual big
'v'' comedy will furnish the mirthful part
of the program. 1t is announced by Man.
aver Jensen. on account Of many requests,
he has arranged to have the great pre-
paredness spectacle, THE Battle Cry Of
Peace" returned for showings again Tues
day a.-
Diamond-Gretchen Hartman will be the
attraction at this theater today In Will
liam Fox feature, 1.-THE Love Thief" Mon.
day Ruth Clifford in MARY from America"
a three-reel Gold Seal drama; "A Million
In Sight" and "A Novel Romance" Man
ager Finch calls special attention to the
fact that Friday will be the last chapter
Of Francis Ford and Grace Cunard in THE
Purple Mask"
Grand--Ethel Clayton supported by Rock
cliffe Fellows will DO the offering at this
theater today In 1.-THE Web Of Desire" High
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

Here Is new Mark Twain story that
sounds as IL 1t might actually have hap-
pened.
1t dates back to the period when Mark
was living In Hartford, the next block
from Harriet Beecher Stowe and her hus-
band. Prof. Stowe.
One cold and bustery winter morning,
after an unusually heavy snowfall, neighs
Dor, meeting Mark on the street, slowly
plowing his way through the drifts. with
a corncob pipe in his mouth and . snow
shovel over his shoulder, asked him whera
he was bound.
"oh, just around the block-an errand Of
mercy" drawled Mark" removing the Pipe
from between his teeth and pointing over
his shoulder with the stem Of 1t. Mrs.
Stowe has Just telephoned that Prof. Stowe
Is under the weather this morning. and
I'm on my way around there to shovel him
out"--New York Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08
Bill for Current Week

strand-Bessie Love. In "a Daughter OF
| the Poor" Is the Strand offering today and
| tomorrow, while the Strand orchestra, under
the direction OF Carl Lamp. will offer spe-
clsl Easter musical program, including q
| coronet solo, THE Palms." by Fred Phelps.
| Tuesday TIL Thursday. are Keystone days.
| the comedy this time being villa Of the
Movies" typical Keystone outburst Of glee
and Joy, while william Desmond, In BLOOD
VIII Tell" 10 the feature attraction. This is
a story OF a rich young chap who sows his
wild oats, but finally comes out all right
/ IN the end. H. b. Warner In Wrath" FRI
day and Saturday, Is another of the Seven
Deadly Sins" and Warner is said to appear
to very good advantage, indeed. In this pic
ture
Sun-Robert Warwick has q powerful part
10 play In THE Family Honor" which is
shown at the Sun theater. He enacts the
part Of a man who goes to great lengths
to save his younger brother from the wiles
Of a wicked woman of the world. Playing
opposite Mr.. Warwick Ia charming June
Elvidge. On the same program In a good
comedy and latest current events Of the
world In motion pictures. In THE Barri-
cade," Metro Wonderfully. which will be
shown on Tuesday and Wednesday, Mabel
Taliaferro for the first time In her life
will be seen in the part of a girl whose
one idea Is revenge. On the same program
are Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew In their
latest comedy. The power Of will is the
dominating motive In Her Temptation"
starring Gladys Brockwell. which Is shown
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

Friday and Saturday. Miss Brock
well Is supported In this production by
Ralph Lewis. one OF the most noted char
acters In the famous Birth of Nation"
Empress-A theme unusual In motion pic
lures will be presented today at the Empress
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

In the early scenes of Enid Bennett in
The Little Brother" which appeared at the
Strand theater last week. she appeared in
the garb of ''newsie" wearing her broth.
ers cast-off clothes She was provided with
an unusually tough" outfit and several re.
hearsals were necessary before she felt at
ease in boys clothes. Pockets and sus>-
penders were constant bother. but what
she complained about most bitterly was the
absence of safety pins, or Is 1t 'safety~
frsts?"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

Muse-"Babette," a romance Of provincial
France and Bohemian Paris. will be the
dramatic feature on the Muse program to-
day and Monday. 1t tells Of a youth. who,
by instinct gentleman. in soul an artist, IS
by choice a clever thief; and who Is finally
moulded into the man he should have always
been by the love Of pure, wholesome
young daughter of the keeper of comic
opera" jail. Marc MacDermott and Peggy
Hyland make 1t thoroughly entertaining One
Of Paula Blackston's country life stories will
be on the same program. George Behan, In
1.-THE Bond Between will be the attraction
for three days beginning Tuesday. Mrs. YER
non Castle will also be on the program in
the thirteenth episode Of the serial ''Patria."
Friday and Saturday Fannie Ward will be
the attraction in THE School for Hus-
bands" How the wife stays at home and
tries to save money and hubby goes out to
the races, leaving her alone, is the beginning
of a comedy drama every married woman
should see. Saturday morning there will be
aichildren's performance as usual. Aladdin
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

in the first of the Art Drama series to be
shown. Whose Findeth a Wife," featuring
Jean Southern. The story is by ]. Welsey
Putnam, an answer to Hall Gaines novel,
1.-THE Woman Thou Gavest Me-" The author
argues that the marriage bond Is really a
social contract more binding, II anything,
than a business obligation, inasmuch as
marriage as an institution concerns the
community as a whole. In addition the
fourth installment of the war pictures will
be shown. These pictures have attracted
much attention in Omaha. For the last half
Of the week Pearl White will be seen in
May Blossom" and another feature DO
Children Count.%
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

society life. high financial circles, a fash
ionable gambling house-all these figure in
this film and have much to do with bring
ing things to a sensational and thrilling
climax. Monday will see Francis X. Bush
nan and Beverly Bayne In the fifth chap
ter of This Great Secret and a Fortune
photoplay, 1.-THE Vengeance of the Dead"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

Hippodrome-Mrs. Vernon Castle will be-
the stellar attraction at this theater today
ir "Patria." western drama, Against
Heavy Odds" "Skinny's Love Tansle" and
an International cartoon and scenic COM
plete this days bill
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

c. e. Holah says he is wearing out bis
ear answering the telephone. You see, he
is manager OF the Pathe exchange and
every time anyone phones the girl answers
and they say Hello" and call him. Very
simple mistake, very.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

No one noticed seven telephone poles IN
the feature In 1776" until 1t was too latsS
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

Chester Conklin was born In oskaloosay
Ia, and was ye Ed That's funny, but
so Is Chester.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

II the clapping OF hands is the sign 81
applause, then the stamping Of feet must b
the sign OF corns COUCH
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

The season will never come in the movis
world when 1t will be necessary to take
down the screens. Let that one fly into
your dome.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

We have often wondered why II Is that
an automobile chauffeur hasn't more to ID
In the movies.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

The salaries Of movie stars are not always
what they seem.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

Bohk Shirley OF the Muse says he Is slsa
to see Easter. He says 1t suits him eggsacts
ly. (Anclent stuff
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-08

Yes, Marin sails is an American etr1
came from Frisco after trouble with The
Social Pirates" How do we know this 10
true7 Marin Sails so. Now you can pros
nounce her name.