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The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-06-16
Your President says'

w mite HOUSE, May ~ iSA
Il have today created within the
Red Cross a war council TO which will
be entrusted the duty of responding
TO the extraordinary demands which
the present war will make upon the
services of the Red Cross both in the
field and in civilian relief and l
hereby earnestly call upon all those
who can contribute either great sums
or small to the alleviation of the suf-
fering and distress which must in
evitably arise out of this night for
humanity and democracy, to con-
tribute to the Red Cross.
Therefore, by virtue of my au-
thority as president of the United
States, and as president of the Amer
lean Red Cross. I. Woodrow Wilson. dc
hereby proclaim the week beginning
june IS. 1917. as Rod Cross week, dur
lug which the people OF the United
States will be called upon, to give
generously and in spirit Of patriotic
sacrifice Of this work OF national need
= WOODROW WILSON"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
NORTHEAST RENrnN

Mrs John keLlsrhal vas quite SIC,
w past week. but is recovering.
Ny and Ms. Roy Washington Ar,
spending their honeymoon with rnla.
yves IN Western Kansas. Earl la.
oerTood VII move 70 the Hhbs-
iAfn this week which he vii woyl,
ms year. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
hF'sHan expect to move to ,he;,
hens rear Venice this week. 6
Z. sua'ton was ia St. Louis S,,ur.
Gay attending the Automobile Sbow
ihe farm sale Of Mrs. Hilbert
vas bed Monday. Everything ~
ght good prices. The ladies Of
ne BAPTIST Church served dime
LAR DiekSan vii farm the Hol-
A farm TINS year. - Frank Good
N'a vas stricken while riding rn,r
a. sons, Willis, Monday aftsroooD
ne was carried into the house .,5
medical aid hastily summoned. hit
ne asea in a short time. Although
70" u good health for sometime ~.
F7saen death wa a terrible blow -
as family and a shock to the vhols
Inn UNITY The doctor was a pros
'O-s farmer, a good veterinarian.
~ith a kindly, genial disposition
I'm he leaves 8 host of friends II
~o1rn bis loss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

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Sss Lsra - M ant Mr. p T.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

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n S2zs, y gezn I'd; Kazeae, II
gesr1 oA at see4 3 gsza 51
aD Aeayeg t1rss br1.asrz, W. C.
Davis, sa1 Soe Daya, u psr5s, NJ
zh1 Pf>@ar DzsA II Eza.zt Ye. ~
~ arsr GrE AIos Dezeryga, II
Cs8ubs.
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e@11 fa2m tie Car1s.sa Cagrea a,
z fs II Haiea re va : ue
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~@e 81 the cemetery there
Ia@ L@a2er Hss IL extea1nz sin.
ere aynpathT = uae DeFezge fan
r z11 fae111.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
40 bushels Of new Tin
city SEED for sale. Call
and inspect at S. & n
Philips Clothing Store.

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
X r. k2ess HGther DeaS

Se"a hst l1s re@e6ed mis- esty 4
" death u GFs. Nasy d. Eaes Z,
1aaafs-1, oaH. EEs wa ne nq.ser
u kaiDa Z. 2aoe former seere,ay
a ~ Gszlco C1mmercal Gz1. She
1@1 g8H1a7. Ghs EFT quite an azse
Aa VII be dsyissd gsen her
t~e "fa The Le12ef Mlas the
i0ea1s n Ar. Kaee IA th1 ety IN ex-
D11aZ HynD@thy oyer tga Laz u bis
m9shey
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01


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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
NEW HOPE fTFMG

The infant child Of Nr. and Mrs..
Bing Wcolery Is better. Columbus
Fiat is abe 70 be out and walking
about the farm. 49, John Gallop is in
proving after a zpell Of pneumonia.
dn. Fo7ts has the pneumonia. 49, D
sAhaief Is better. Mrs. ". 7.
chek has rad the tonsilitis, but ia
better mn. The physician from
Cant has been attending her. W.
y. Chick has been laid up for The
pat week with bronchitis, but :
some better at this writing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

LfnsDaDq P@Ec&I Bal IT,, TIM
f1faa I'D M II Gr. and Nm. Z.
r EaA, DIED ggEday mornlz2 1t The
&1ne N aS parents In tnis eity. fran
e@hplleat9n II measles ard uho1p-
.hE epJzh.
me little ohe wa buried a. noon On
Aph4ay in ElmwoDd Ceroetefy on.
M ~ the Illness n The ealld's NTH
a, ~ funeral seryicer we're he'd al
ne hume, bat a lh9rt ssryice va cga-
.1geted a. the grave
The Ledger ioina in e~ztendiag sin
cere ayrnpaihY " the 5erea7e4 bar.
enEs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
sszsal Day. TBsxszy. N1rrA 6

SrE- A A--E-CnE VI LZE11E-
Zn e EEkal EEsE-
1EH sE rE SErgas z Hs
ZE-a z Fsz= Is Lgn5u1 GzE-Ez-
- 4 As-z3azt Company
L La EE-E It 5Hlsr WHza e a.
5ss II Esysr, TrzE-sE-
GZ-2lc z 1avE u ElErgas Ta1eF
DEFz.
3 ET Bel n NE-cy v Weed
GG-m Grzzs1 u Lessee G-=-
lu-u.
Czrua z PaE- rs Cea L pEz
64EEr1 CsaEa1 W Sa11 EAx--
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

The funeral services n Mrs. ". p.
Myers, wh0 died At her hume here
I~hursday afternoon, were he'd z, the
Christian Church ~ Santa Fe Sat
1ffay morning by the Rev. p. g..
keagis, n thiz city. Jnteyment was
made in The cemetery there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

WANTED - Married man 10 work
On Darn. VIII furnish house and
garden. God wages. Telephone or
"re Nit Householder, Moline, No.
Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
TIE dRcUIT coUzT DOCKET


Frr DAY, Nnz3sy. Ezrch
Szss q ~ TT Kerry Ezz
EzE 4 No VI E9l 2zgz
Ezts n " vE FrzzE Jzecsgz
Ezs q 10 VI Ee1sy DoG
sac q No Is Czsae= WIg
Szts e 70 II Jg@y Coo&r
szE 4 ~ TE La QzzIa
Ezts Il No Ts Tu Ee151za-
state q No " Perry Graez
STATE q No vE Iszze Milton
STATE q 70 W w NcrEzn
SAT- 4 NJ D D Hz5sgn
S.zts e No IS Hgzg Nun5y
1zE q Nc II GsoZge Helm
szs e ia Is No 2 Frank Mev-.
,goer.
szs u VI So Jza WIErysrr
STATE u Vi - Cad Bl1s
STATE Of 10 rs Mz5el Jzelse
state Il Va W RozEe Settles
state Of " J9hn Crawley
sac q No Va Henry Clay Pfrer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

Mari 6 Carr Us Paris Car.
EAy g Carr w PARIS Carr
sa RE.=E-Ha~ III SSAz Pzt.e-esu
EEyrDs BzAs- " jean = BvIer
= us &artsy q HgEErd R1arn
faF TruE.ee.
iz .@s Marsw q Estate n grssssr-
saf Waller "a al c 3 EE. Trzs.ee.
tarzGs Saaxs CO - J B Erxrs Cor
E--ae.aan Co q al
w ksnp4T wE Wa ? AfrzSoz
&stat Gisa - taA. Gsss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

State Il No II LIE Mar Sesa
STAG q No V Eyrz Jsezz5
szts q No II Azze Br=kEr5ze
S2s e No TE 2 : E-azl
5&te e No IS Gas Mzsg
sz-s q No II ys-ss Coras-
STATE q HI " Dora MeEzg-
sz& q No IS E-sra5 d
stz1E q No VIZ Brseoz
SS-s q No Psu Ahtnzez
sac q No IS Re5er Lac.
Slts II No Jaaa Sa-rig
STATE IF go IS Matte Lve-s
sag Il No 70 Carrie Belle Johr-
on.
szts Ct No IS Jesse Waftmss
STATE 81 No II Raxinzl Gentle
stzt@ If No Is Fred Hunter
STATE Of No TB AiTz Ma5s.
s2te q No rs Gecrgis
stzE q No - Charles Ezrrzs
stza q 10 " Aaz Johvsou
SITE q Va IS Ar5r Coz
State q No vs. Forrest Green
STAG q 70 rs George Hurt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

5pflng mprjnR time II almost here.
The ehances are the Old cook stlyye IL
about worn out. We will cell you z
heT y and take the Old one f.,
liads l.. ROY FERRIS.
ut HIt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

r~'siarely the cheapest feed now on
ls MARKET for all classes of stock
1''a poultry. For sale by all mercb.
s % WIN. POLLOCK MILL q
LLE'. COMPANY. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

howard Wayne, VINO is attending
.hr'st'an University in Canton, re-
% ''' y Tuesday after spend
ing the week end with his psysn,,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

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H Euzzy ur
ar1l nn sg1 H r
s l sg
u 5-zw ~ a.gz
$50 Hg zLz uz Mr.
a .a @ It Mr
~ Elar Et wa
ne So na- RI h.
@ 1az - 1z sz zoyz
~ WIS waz -.1zg IT,
SGT 1uz E ~ SB @ n VIE
a 1 ua a WIl
0gl g 5 EE
H a BE- ~ gE wa wass -
rs ds1 a wr.s g ra
g q EE gar f. g9assur u
- zasns II - e W-zu gvgc
va 70 1s & 6rv HINGES
@
n srGgaz v ge1 n DyuEa
~ arr E l1 TarzL
sr z T
a aat z ~ M 1uy --
T
zasa rg To- za1a rvs sa-a
zI YRS nw a16
az- Eza ae1a5 ugg ARD g-a
2alg NJ s1w1 I =
usa, S-1sr Eaa uas 1asg
Egg.s - s- IL
r. g11ssr VS. gns 4 us laaczg
1 = @ zs-y ras lat a v
= s- pag r1sr ia
~ 1az sz . Hentss - @
Gsass Ly1Fa 81 & uBrv - yezr
a H. f.r " IL .ssrs q
vgr LSx - za g
T-@ Laxgr 8 r ezzrg u
s E=aasT 70 eas seve1 Carr
aFc tra
ss faze- Va z eSzYs = ~
IasVs Lzr = Eos arsc
ra ms.ae e as eamey
1s1@ CJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
HARRsON HOGS fIs.4s

a4oesg EzrrlBgz o1e q the fire.
mszt 1s--e1 and E.1ek@ez II
ezz e.zT. No. Vas o. TT rare
wA two az1s II god bszvy hogs
Il Il he ezn Fzlsng. ~ head
srsrsgs1 III &E ard Iey sod 8.
slz.@ Eh1 war tn t92 4 1s
n2rns1 s16 pr5ay toGzy 70 h9gg re-
reaeaas taat pg.ss n TINS mz
Gr. HarrzBg1 has 4 u55s rspa
~ q fss6er u ea1ls and hozE. also
nz-eE a1 zEzzlly hlIa : Eyeezl
2ls IL yg1ag werk uzLez Mr. Has-
nrpa FepogEs the wasat agp looEr
rather p9f3y in his szc,i0n u
eozE.T, aE al knSs q Eo2ck rather
Bcagas 81 LDz4 L7e s.sek Pe-
b1Ttpy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
sTOCE SELLS WELL

Ihs ss.s kelf TgeBday b. Die7s szs
Dean a. 2e farm u c. II. Dean :
mJes nshrest q Mexico. wa q sse
osss. AL TIE Etoek D}d brought g9ol
prices. One team If mules was ssss
% Hamilton Bros. for s545.
HozS 5fo5ght zn average II Ize "
p2n1j g0Ez sgd a. frgm 81 70 ~.
eo"S bro7ght from BIS 70 glI5 ard
horaes Bold a. from 80 10 lz5.
j. T. Johnson and Joe Grezsry
were the s~zctioDsers and Rober Ar
nod clerksd TIE sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

SIZE E NJ u San C8sE
SzaA e M VI EEz Bel
zz = Nj II Ora Lac G-ETss
SzE 4 NJ II C1-1E E1eB&
sxz e M tt Enss= Lee B-1sEE-
Ia z Eaa- II E-nG Ensz-
z ! Sanzsa1 VI Gg-@s slrZsE-
g1nr z EEn IT An-ls MzF KUE
D1z TFEnn II E91s1 4 ZyE1E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
Spring Fertilizer

We viii have q gL,ck in, in q fev
aay2. Haul o1t yoUr needs early
before the rush. WIN POLLOCK
MILL T. ELEV. %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

~ D@sr M@A&Ays AAkGE L.
Co--EclA Bzzk Ct Vzn5z1;z NJ
Is = Y W~sE-Asrford & NJ
Szs q Mlsoz-i VI Fsrsacs Vita
City q Asxos & al VI Hzry Juhr-
sgz-
Fa-s MtD9~sE By next friend
Fred " Lle~slT. " WABASH Ral-
Ezy Co.
G y Rzney.
CITY ot Mckee vs. Emma Graz
City q Lsrics W Charles DAVIS
d~assPA1ns Lznizg Ct al vs. ] p
Dgz2zrs e. al.
Eozs7taA Slazn Millinery Co vs.
he Hanover Fire Irs Co.
Margaret Coztrerzs vs. A P Gree,
FIRE Brick Co.
Roach & MaSser Co vsJR Fv,,s
~Co1stuzc6on Co ?. al.
Intslzdonz Harvester Co - W.
Ian Mckinley Ct al, J Gallor-
Czrzishse.
~ Springer ct al vs. r Taft
STATE q Mo u Henry Rsrnss
Stss Of No vs. Clarence Dorrsvv
Z " Rockwell VI Csicsro- an,
E1E5n 4 Quincy z r %,
Chrzles D Mutton et al xs Y.u,-
" Qslsenberry.
Marshall Brown e, al vs. Julia Ma
To Be Confirmed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
OLD BOARD OF DlRb
OF THE sOUTHEr
REELECTED N
Meeting Of 'h
of the Southern
TUESDAY Non'

At the annual mee'lnI
holders Of the Sogihs''
at the bank TUESDAY
directors for the ensull9 !
board was u~nanlmoS''
The election Of oiil.1' ,
suing year will be BE-.
the near future The r"
bers Of the boari are n
Guthrie. c. F. Clam
j. T. Johnson and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

Dir and Mrs. =. &. stoltz return
ed MONDAY from an extended visit in
Ripley Tenn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

& HaZ2s Gn # Van9a
z n hey .8szser.
Nm ! T., fafer. u nis e4y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
REAL ETEu-

kkAL ET4E
y1ssrA
E-ErE rua
gio-E . Pawn
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E-EnF C- H ~
BlssE 8 Org pct
gsel z Fm Or
EEEEEE C- rf
ORG TEB5Ea t
Tins y w
CzE Cas- F.
; and s Eipgt iac
gW FgW a.
EErzET C-1
= Ed-g
X L ant AH z
Barnes G
81 Ne e
L { EaE ~
M~E-zmy EarHt & en-
l7es ? ana & av
EsIrs sai
Halle H5 EE S
F~=DezE3s oc
Isl. S 4 * hid
r. ~
WH-r Wt 80.
wsrz1aT- Con-. ,oo
r5 r. Esk
I Mckee.
Aires z LEasv
Eufd. wwur
Sw Sc e ISL I'm,
gEznAs CaarmG- al
-Hn. W9rrxr.v
10 NJ u ri
Ccv-Tt Sazes . en-
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NJ 81 sw e. 5 r
wv Ne x e.
81 q Sas an La
@s and Lets 3
MEr1rE5zrw. nu'
3aAa Mgsrt ts Cnw
= 50 q 20
ard La 5 an led
@Afsg.
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Sfo war; c
~ 81 EN-
lp- ear
= Aaosa al
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LS2 ) az ,ai,
as I" fan2
A1EA ar
10y
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" = sharp Il
Ca1 nj
oas - NV ron
u! AAa&f1aa. Tin
49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

Il TIE Mater e sEyzA saassa Is.
sSsa. CT Clark T-rS.
stsFs B On IS R1by 0wanxx-
Lslsr L NAl3E5 W stsi3a N SAlsy
Hardin Fled e. al " W W Fry, s.,
Guar1xr.
4 Il Trsnbs u VI Jesse Tr1zsss
e 4
$oA1 2 Barnett rs z J WzuEisy et
al
Eso-&s y Wright e. a VI S Z
Lncke e. n.
Aexieo SzTiag Bank VI VIZ N
Rey1e3s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

NJ. r. yandegrifi Us
painting and deeora'i, \
bnilding In FreeP'iN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

Ran Kendall is visiting relatives in
Durant, Okla
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01
Stock Notes


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CRANDALL'S.

Norma Talmadge is the star Of THE
Moth a phOtOplay which owes its
inception 10 tho novel OF the same
title which heads the list of attrac-
tions scheduled for CrandalTs during
the current week.
The production has been booked for
four days and will be shown contin-
uously, commencing today, through
Wednesday. 1t tells the story of
young society woman who wastes her
time in seeking idle diversion and
flirting with fate. How she is finally
brought to her senses and to n real
ization of her folly Is related in
picture which is tense with thrills
and which. according to advance re-
ports, j. one Of the most notable films
OF the Gar. The unusual cast which
H. pictured in Miss Talmadge's support
includes Eugene OBrien, Hassard
short. Virginia Dare, Adolph Menjou,
Donald Hall, Maud Allen. aud Frank
kingdom.
The Son Of His Father" featuring
Charles Ray, will he shown one day
only, Thursday. For the two remain
ing days Of the week, the attraction
will be "Ths Clever Mrs. CaTfaN." in
which Julian EltiuEe IL featured in
The Washington times., 1917-12-16
AVENUE GRAND.

The management OF CrandaIl's Ave
nue. Grand announces that nnIrth will
reign today and tomorrow at that
house, the occasion being the showing
OF the delightful farce-cOmedy,
Nearly Married" which marks the
second screen appearance OF Madge
Kennedy. Nearly Married" in the
opinion of many, is equal in its mirth-
making qualities to Baby Mine"
Miss Nennedy's first screen vehicle.
The three days following might be
termed "PicISford days" for two mem
bers OF that famous family OF photo
play stars will be seen in their two
most recent productions. Jack Pick
ford. supported by Louise Hun. is TO
be seen Tuesday in Jack and JILL"
a romantic fantasy. while on wednes-
day and Thursday, Mary Pickford Is
to be seen in The Little Princess" !"
which is based ON the Frances HOdg-
son Burnett book Of the same title.
Easy Money" with Ethel Clayton
featured, is announced for Friday,
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GoDennent Approves Film

turing Theda Bara in the principal
role. which depicts the Efforts OF ths
revolutionists to overthrow the gov
ernment OF ex-Czar Nicholas
This approval has been given fol-
lowing the refusal OF a permit FOR
showing the production in Chicago
by the MIN censor.
To give the committee the first hand
knowledge OF the scope Of the pic
tlre, the Fox Film Corporation seat
a print OF The Rose OF Blood" q
Washington II was reviewed by the
Division OF Pictures and by repre-
sentatives Of the War Department.
After seeing the production Mr.. Ruhel
wrote the following letter to VIM
field Sheehan. general manager OF the
Fox Corporation:
THE picture, The Rose OF Blood
has been reviewed by this COMMITTEES
and representatives OF the War De
partment and is released for exhi
bition without cuts or changes.s
THE Rose. OF Blood" Is a Russian
play and was written by Richard
Ordynslxi, stage director OF the Net
ropolitan Opera House, New York
City. who played opposite Theda
Bara, the star.
The spirit OF the picture. according
to the Fox management, is anything
but such as to afford opportunity
for criticism on the ground Of na-
tional interest Mr.. Ordynski "a q
native OF Poland and his treatnena
OF the Russian situation is alto
gether sympathetic, the pictures
presentation OF facts being wholly
favorable TO the revolutionfsts
The Washington times., 1917-12-16
kNICkERBOCKER.

Maternal love is the theme OF THE
Secret Of the Storm Country" a photo
play based upon Grace Miller Whites
novel, which will be shown at Gran
dAlrs knickerbOclSer today and to-
morrow.
Norma Talmsdge is pictured in the
role OF Tessibsl Skinner. Il daughter
Of a despised Equatter Frederick
Graves, one OF the socially elect OF =
nearby community, persuades~ her to
consent to a secret marriage. For a
time the girl moves in - seventh
heaven Of bliss, but this is brought
To an end when Graves informs her
That he must leave her in Difference
to the wishes Of his parents. who
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screened at Moore-s Garden Theater be-
ginning today and continuing through
Wednesday. This latest release OF these
popular co-Etars Is said TO be one Of
the most effective vehicles they have
ever had for the display OF their mime
tic gifts. The action Is spirited and the
story one that permits those In the two
leading roles TO run the gamut OF emo
tons.
On Thursday. Friday. and Saturday.
Msrgarita Fischer. filmed in Miss
Jackie OF the Army" n sequel TO Miss
Jackie OF the Navy" a sequel 10 Miss
screen at the Garden. The character
In which this beautiful young woman is
pictured Is that of d daughter Of \
colonel who precipitates much that he
might have wished TO avoid by ordering
his daughter to disband her company
of Fighting Demons"-all girls. As
may be guessed there is not 4 dull mo-
ment after the first fash from the pro-
jector.
Comedies. news pictures, and syn
chronIEed orchestral accompaniment Will
complete the program each day OF the
week
The Washington times., 1917-12-16
SAVOY.

The noted female impersonator,
Julian Eltinge, is the star of The
Clever Mrs. Carfax." the photopIsy
announced for showing at CrRndAll's
Savoy on Sunday of next week. Other
attractions announced for the week
are as follows: Monday. THE Rise OF
Cushing" presented by a cast Of
screen notRbles; Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Rubye de Remer in The Auc-
tion Block" Thursday. Carlyle Black
all in "The Notwithstanding: FRI
day. Ethel Barrymore. in THE Eter-
nal Mother" Saturday. Pauline Fred
erick. in THE Hungry Heart" and
Charles Murray and WaylRnd Trask
in the Mack Sennett comedy, That
Night
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AT The Capitals Playhouses

have arranged a desirable match"
for him. From this point the action
moves TO a swift climax. providing a
story. it is said, OF unusual appeal.
THE Auction Block" taken from
The Rex Beach story OF hat title
and featuring Rubye de Reymer. viii
me given its first local showings on
Tuesday and Wednesday. THE Rise
OF Jennie Cushing" also based on a
popular novel, and featuring Elsie
Ferguson. will be given initial show
ings on Thursday and Friday. For
Saturday, Beverly Bayne and Francis
Bushman will he pictured in The
Voice OF Conscience"
The Washington times., 1917-12-16
AVENUE GRAND.

The screen at CTandalTs Avenue
Grand next Sunday and Monday will
be occupied by THE Moth" with
Norma Talmadge featured in the
title role. On the Tuesday follow
ing. Beverly BaSne, and Francis
Bushmau will be seen in "The Voice
of Conscience" Other attractions
booked for the week follow: We'd
nesdRy. The Awakening:" Thursday
and Friday. William $. Hart in THE
Marrow Trail" Saturday, Kitty Cor
don in "Her Hour and the Keystone
Players in the comedy, Thirst"
The Washington times., 1917-12-16
APOLLO.

Nearly Married" is announced to hold
the screen at CrandaIIs Apollo on Sum
day and Monday OF next week. Madge
Kennedy is featured in the principal
role. Other notable pictures 10 be ex-
hibited during the week include the fol-
lowing: Tuesday. Kitty Gordon In Her
Hour :" Wednesday. Beverly Bayne and
Francis Bushman In The Voice Of Con-
science Thursday and Friday. Norma
TalmadEe in The Moth :" Saturday.
The Washington times., 1917-12-16
Theater Offerings Next WeeI

.. bill with two new vaudeville head
liners, 'Bonfires OF Old Empires" by
Marion Craig Wentworth. and Carl
Randall and Ernestine Myers in their
"Chansons ct Choregraphie." The bill
will include Dorothy Brenner. The
Lady Dainty OF Songland; the Great
Lester in voice-throwing mystery and
mirth; Austin Webb and company in
Hit the Trail" the AfankichI troupe
or Japanese mRrvels; the pipe organ
recitals and news pictorial.
The Washington times., 1917-12-16
CRANDALI..S.

"The Price-Mark," featuring Dor
cthy Dalton. will be shown at Gran
dsIrs next Sunday and Monday. On
Tuesday and Wednesday following
"The Judgment House." featuring
Violet HeminE, will be shown. The
Rise OF Cushing" will hold the screen
Thursday and Friday, while THE
Son OF His Father" featuring Charles
Ray, Is to be shown Saturday.
The Washington times., 1917-12-16
LOEw's COLUMBIA.

Next Sunday and for the, first half
Of the week Wallace Reid will be
recent photoplay. Nan OF Music
Mountain" Thursday and for the last
half OF the week Marguerite Clark
will be seen in the most elaborate
screen production in which she has
ever appeared, The Seven Swans"