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Crandall's Avenue Grand.

: ,MadEe Evans. Juvenile actress. is
pictured in The Adventures of Carol
the photoplay to. be shown at Gran
da Fs Avenue Grand today. as Carol
daughter of naval officer. who is
warned by- her father to beware of
strangers and not to answer. their ques-
tions. lest spies attempt. to take advan-
tage of the childs innocence in order
TO learn important secrets in connec-
tioil with his calling. Carol takes him
literally, to such an extent that even
whenFsh is lost. she refuses to answer
any inquiries as to either her name or
address, Before she is restored to her
parents her adventures are many. Her
Bargain the story of an ambitious
girls fight for a career. will be shown
tomorrow with Mary MacLaren fea-
tured Tuesday. Emmy Wehlen. in THE
OUTSIDER Wednesday. George Walsh,
in The Yankee Way: Thursday and
Friday, Marguerite Clark. in "Bab's
Burglar" and Saturday, Ann Penning-
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Red Cross Benefit Friday.

ihat the Gosnlo3 Theatcr may not he
behind the big theaters- of the country in
patriotic generosity, Manager BryIawskb
mas arranged for = mammoth special bene-
M program FOR Friday. December a. and
viii donate the entire proceeds TO the
American Red Cross fund. This is the
Offering of the theater management. which
since the war began has In many ways
manifested its patriotic sense of duty.
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Philadelphia Orchestra Tuesday.

An event of more than ordinary inter-
est to lovers of the violin will be the
appearance of Jacques Thibaud, the
celebrated French violinist. at the
Philadelphia Orchestra concert at the
New Natioal Theater Tuesday after
noon. He will play the I.aIo Concerto
in f"
Thibaud served two years in the
French army. and. after receiving his
discharge. came to this country late
last season. His only previous tour of
america was during 1903 and 1904.
when he met with prompt recognition
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and instant success. He is considered
the greatest French riolinist of today.
The program follows: Prelude, from
"A Alceste': march. from "Thesee'. noe
turno. from lie Triomphe de rAmour":
menuetto, from LIE Temple de la PaiX;
certo in F." for violin and orchestra
dalo). Jacques Thibaud; intermission;
symphony No. 5. in c Minor" Bee
thoyen
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Crandan's..

Sir Cosmo Hamiiton.s notable story,
Scandal furnishes the plot for the
photoplay starring Constance Tai
madge at Crandall's4 today. tomorrow
and Tuesday. 1t is human story u
everyday life. the central character
being Beatrix .yanderdyke, who has
great wealth and exceptional beauty.
Allowed tozdecide her own goings and
comings. the girl becomes involved in
hazardous situation, from which she
is extricated a saddersand wiser girl.
The cast includes W. P.Scarleton. Glad
den James Harry c: Browne. J. Herr
berry Frank, Aimee Da1nores and Ida
Darling. THE Hungry: Heart" based
on David Graham Phillips. novel, viii
be shown Wednesday. and Thursday.
It features. Pauline Frederick. The
last two daysief the week Mary Pick
ford will be seem as Sara Grove in The
Little Princess e.sss. - .-rS. ~
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Photoplay Features

faces a complication which is finally
solved by strange turn of the plot
David Graham Phillips story. THE
Hungry Heart" furnishes the plot for
Tuesday with Pauline Frederick fea-
tured. Scandal" from the story by
Sir cosmo Hamilton, will be shown
Wednesday and Thursday. with Con-
stance Talmadge featured and the last
two days of the week Dorothy Dalton
will be pictured in THE Price Mark"
the plot of which was taken from the
story by John b. Ritchie.
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Mk,RcARET ANGLLN
BGlasco Dec lS A

exigencies. The arrival of two officers
at the Manor House in the small vii
lage Of PetWorthy. where they find
themselves under the roof of hostess
whose extravaganza in looking after
their welfare almost ruins her credit
with the tradespeople. leads to a series
of amusing MISUNDERSTANDING. The
differences between the two principal
characters are finally adjusted in
love scene which has been treated in Il
distinctly original way.
The two officers win be played by
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Nine. Melba Friday.

Melba, the. great soprano. is an
nounced to give a concert in the Ma
tional Theater Friday at 4:30 pm
Nine. Melba is in America this season
for an extended tour. She is the brill
liant representative of the pure Italian
school of singing. Nine. Melba was to
have been the soloist with the Boston
Symphony Orchestra December 4.
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Howard.

The sensational film. The. Stacker" :"
With Emily Stevens as the picture star
will be shown at the Howard this
week, with q special matinee Saturday
Nextsweek the Smart Set company of
thirty-fiye colored singers dancers
and comedians will furnish the enter
.tainment =
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Moore,s Garden.

Today and until Wednesday the pho
toplay feature at Moore's Garden. The
ater viii be American Maid" picture
story of the battlefields of Europe ana
the American far west, with Edna
Goodrich. filmed in the title role, first
as nurse in France and then az the
daughter of q wealthy United States
mine owner The picture was directed
by Albert Capellani and discloses some
beautiful Western scenes as well as
scenes OF timely; interest .'over there" ;"
Wednesday and Thursday. Gertrude
Mccoy will be pictured, in The Silent
Witness. which is said TO provide
many tense moments.
Friday and saturday Lust of the
Ages" featuring Lillian Walker. will be
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Filnnograrlls.

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-Ranes:" featuring John Barrynicrs.
and Babblng Tongaes''-,wili be shown
at Moore's Strand next week.
Marguerite Clark says she has three
dolls, seven years old. and she Ii going
to have Christmas tree for them.
..rhe Widows Might p Julian Eiunss
Marion Fairfax wrote the story.
AdoIph zukor pronounces Mary Pick
greatest achievement.
Essansy's Christmas picture for chill
dren, The Dream Doll is f1ye-reel fea-
ture enacted almost entirely by fourteen
inch dolls.
1t is said to be quite easy to read the
words uttered by Elsie Ferguson in mo
! ton picture scenes because of her clear
enunciation.
Aircraft is to film Maeterlinck,s "The
Blue Bird" as a big spectacular photo
drama. The shooting" of the scenes has
already commenced at the Fort Lee stu
dios.
Jeanie Macpherson has adapted for the
films Periey Poore Sheehan's story. The
Whispering Chorus for Aircraft Cecil
B. De Mile is to be the director of the
picture. :
QSGU
named Dead or Alive instead of .sThe
Bloodhound" and he is back on, the job
again, having recovered from recent@in-
5uries in filming it.
Frank Losee gas engaged as chief sup
port to Elsie Ferguson in ''The Song Of
songs. in a role which he was engaged
TO play on the stage three years ago but
had TO forego because of illness.
No less than LOS. scenes were f,lmed
y,ir Md II.
Man." but only 307 will be seen in the
photopiay. which is scheduled for release
December is.
Not to be outdone by Petrova. Mabel
-Normand is to have a famous 5th ave-
nue. modiste and his entire outfit OF cos
tunes and manikins 10 help out in her
next picture.
Alice Bradys second Select Pictures
effort. Jane Eyre" is to be called WON
an and Wife, ..The Lifted cross" was
first selected and then rejected. The pie
ture, OF course, is after Charlotte Bronte's
novel. -
The Voice of Conscience" in which
Francis Y. Bushman and Beverly Bayne
are the picture stars. and Miss Jackie
OF the Army" featuring Marguerita
| Fischer. will be shown at Moore's Gar
den next week.
Joseph Kaufman is credited with hav.
ing secured some beautiful effects in Billie
Burke's picture. The Land of Promise"
| with the wheat fields of Canada. the
Rockies and the farming lands OF the
Dominion for background.
The Right TO Live is the name of the
remarkable play that H. NJ Horkheimer.
PRESIDENT Of the Balboa company, has
been holding for two years while search
ing Tor a star. and Amy Jerome, who is
said TO nave the most wonderful eyes
IN the world, is TO be the star.
The New York State Federation of
Nomen's Clubs. in annual convention, re-
Gently adopted resolution protesting
AGAINST -unwholesome, insidious and de-
Continued on Seventh Page)
Evening star., 1917-12-09
DOROTAY .D.AE TON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

scenes. a narratives introducing inti-
mate studies of thes"upper ten <
Shorter films will be shown daily ac-
companied by orchestral music.
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The Voice of Conscience" in which
francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne
are the picture stars and Miss Jackie
OF the Army. featuring Marguerita
Fischer will be shown at Moore's Gar
den next week
Evening star., 1917-12-09

Joseph Kaufman is credited with hav-
ing secured some beautiful effects in Billie
Burke's picture. The Land of Promise. :"
with the wheat fields of Canada. the
Rockies and the farming lands OF the
dominion for background
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day. Madge. Evans. in THE Adventures
of Carol ." nd Saturday, Constance Tai
madge. ins-Scandal.' 49, -.15s
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Crandall's Savoy.

William s. Hart pictured in The
Narrow Trail viii be theSflm attrac-
ton at Crandall's Savoy today and to-
morrow. He portra,-s5 the Character of
Ice, stage robber by. profession. and.
although the leader OF; a gang. he has no
arfection for any of the human speetes.
But through a strange twist Of circnin-
stances. q woman enters his life. and his
character. is remolded. Nearly Mar
ried," which marks the second screen
appearance of Aiadge Kennedy. is an
nounced for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thursday Kitty Gordon will be pictured
in, Her Hour: Friday. Constance Tai
madse, in Scandal" and Saturday. Ann
Pennington in "The Antics of Ann" .
ton, in ''The ANTICS Of Ann.
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Ethel Barrymore in Camille"

Edward Emery and Langdon Bruce,
both English actors.
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Alice Bradys second Select Pictures
effort. "Jane Eyre" is to be called Won
an and Wife" THE. Lifted Cross was
first selected and then rejected. The pie
ture, OF course, is after Charlotte Bronte. 8
novel. -
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Not to be outdone by Petrova Mabel
Normand is to have famous 5th ave-
nue. modiste and his entire outfit Of cos
tunes and manikins 10 help out in her
next picture.
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Crandall's Apollo.

Sunshine Alley featuring Mae
Marsh and Robert Harron. stars of
"Tlle Birth Of Nation and "Tntoler-
ance."- will be shown at Crandalrs
Apollo today and tomorrow. Its plot
concerns chiefly Nell Harbost.. grand
daughter of the old keeper of a bird
and animal store in the poorer section
of a great city. The supporting cast
includes w T. Carleton. Dion ,Tither-
adge. j. A. Furey and Ed See Tuesday
be pictured in "Babss Burglar" THURSDAY.
Emmy. Whelen. sin.s he Outsider; Fri
Evening star., 1917-12-09

No less than 1857 scenes were filmed
for Mae Marsh's picture. THE Cinderella
MAN. but only 301 will be seen in the
photoplsy. which is scheduled for release
December Is
Evening star., 1917-12-09

.@O .ASHlNGTON has fortihed
wv Going Up for its New
AAf York debut with smiling
" box office and a record OF
1,nusnal appreciation. Al
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The Right TO Live is the name of the
remarkable play that H. NJ. Horkheimer,
president Of the Balboa company, has
oeen hoiding for two years while search
ing for a star. and Amy Jerome. who il
SAID to have the most wonderful eyes
IN the world, is TO be the star.
Evening star., 1917-12-09

The New York State Federation of
" omens S Clubs. in annual convention, re-
centY adopted resolution protesting
against "unwholesome, insidioue and de-
CONTINUED on Seventh Paee)
Evening star., 1917-12-09

Frank Iosee gas engaged as chief sup
port to Elsie Ferguson in "The Song Of
songs, in a role which he was engaged
TO play on the stage three years ago. but
had TO forego because of illness
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REGENT. 18th and Us to II Pm.
WiLLlAM DESMOND. in MASTER OF HIS
houSE- Also keystone Comedy
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IIRERTY n. Capitol and r SITS.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, in
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Rafnes." featuring John Barrymore.
and "Ba billing Tongues'.-wili be shown
at Moore's Strand next week.
Evening star., 1917-12-09

William S. Hart's new picture has been
named Dead or Alive instead of .sThe
Bicodhound. and he is back on the job
again, having recovered from. recent&in-
juries in filming it,
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DANCING

CLASS INSTRUCTION-CLAsS. STARTING
Tuesday Dec. II. $50 to 1920 pm. Instruction
divided between the old and 1918 Dances
New dances demonstrated and explained.
MILLER'E. Belasco Theater. Main 5s2Q
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CONTINUED on Eighth Page.)
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MISS FISHER,

WxNDHAM.S. SIG 4eth n.w.-AlI dances taught
Class pfactieeydapest every Tae.t esexs clock
Mrs. Wynd6ain. Miss Bursay and Miss LAWrenes.
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Parcels Post your pipes to Dawson,s
Pipe Hospital. We ct stems to all
kinds. Don't throw your old pipe
away-Dawson,s Billiard Hall, De
wis Lake, N. D. 1T. G
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A MERCILESS. JUDGE

One Who Shows No Favor.
4 merciless judge is Father Time
Before him the weak and the wanting
90 to the wall Only the truth oau
stand. For years the following state
msnt from q Devils Lake resident haa
wfthstood this sternest q aRStssts
Mrs.. w. b. Crawford. 123 ". Sixth
st.. Devils Lake. says: II suffered
+ great deal from pain In my hatl
and I was always tired and hnguld
I had little ambition and felt a
WORKOUT. Doan's Kidney Pills soon
took away Ill the distress IN my bacl
and acted as Z tonic to my whole aye
tam. I felt one hundred percent bst
tee In every way"
NO TROUBLE NOW. II
OVER TWO YEARS LATHR, Mn,
oEawford said: "Doan's Kidneys PNla
have no equal. I have been parfectly
frse from kidney trouble siacs I tool
them.s
Price Soc, At al dealers. Doar
simply ask for . Kidney renedrgsl
Doan's Kidney Phls-ths sans thai
1frs. Crawford has twice publinly
recommended. Fostarlfilburn O..
Frogs, Bnifalo. N. 7.
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Continued on page g.
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significant Developments material
lied In the North Dakota board OF re-
gents controversy when Governor Fra
1isr issued an order declaring vacant
an memberships Of the state board Of
regents. The governors action vas
based on an opinion from Attorney
General LANCER holding the appoint
mens were made illegally two years
ago. Governor Frazier played HIS
trump card after the senate had r.
fused 10 confirm his i've nominations
to the board.
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stop at such q hotel as this, than At
some poorer one. The management
are ever on the alert 70 se.e that their
guests have the best Of everything,
and II you stop there otnce you viii
make thieS Dy5clkmam your headquarters
when, Ia Minneapolis.
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WANTED: To rent q farm with stock
and machinery on it. Will buy the
stock and machinery. Enquire at
the World Office. Tat i,
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Man and wife wants work on farm.
Man to be foreman and wife cook.
Enquire at World Office. Tat
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Service will take place shortly after
March 18th next and it isevident that
10. B. G. Is slooktng out for himself!
and the Commissioner. Probably if
Cato Sells continues t. be Commis-
sioner o. B. G. lhou,esI TO BE we'll taken
care OF. d
/ attended the IT. Totten Inoian;
school for about five years ss q stu
dent and also as student At the Has
kell Institute, Lawrence, Kansas and
the Carlisle school, Pa, for q number
Of years. And since attending these
various schools ! was employed in the
Indian Service as s5disciplinarian in the
Indian schools II; Pierre, S. D., and Fl.
Totten, N. D., until recently. MY con-
nection with the Indian Service as a
student and an employee covering a
period. of about twelve years has caus-
ed me to make a number IF observa-
tions and particularly as to the admin
istration Of MI. Sells.
/ have no personal acquaintance
with Commissioner Sells. But he is
certainly one of the best self-adveesr-
tised officers in the Government ser
vice ttodsy. / have seen a number Of
fstock arsticles written about himself
published in various publications, par
ticularly he Devils; Lake Journal and
the various Indian school publications.
tAs Commissioner Of Indian Affairs he
fhas . leverage On, the Indian school
publications; And, the space costs
nothing. His slogan is: "Always in
lime light and eN his. subordinate of
fcers fail in keeping him there, they
fall s.. his disfavor.. +.
As IN Introduction to the article
mentioned o. B. G. speaks Of. the for
tunate results Of the election as ap-
piled to the administration Of Indian
Affairs IN that the, present, admins
ltration will continue. That, looks to
line like politics, pure andssimple. in it's
most vulgar form. And I shall show
presently wherein.f the yulgarity lies.
In tie first place I am not = politician
nor do / know very much shout. poll
ftics. But /. have learned more about
IL il the last two months than 1 ever
knew before. And from my point Of
View, it is al q matter that should By. all
means Be kept separate and apart
from the Indian race il the American
Indian is to make progress, Politics
was banisl1ed from the. Indian service
years va ] aRo, but ts i has beer. rrteiinstated
IL u we now 00U ourselves WnoTo we
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FOR SALE: Two registered Holstein
bull calves, eight and fifteen months
old Fine individuals from worlds
record breeding stock. Write for ped
|igree and prices. MAX f.. KRUGER,
Soft Crary, N. D.
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WAN IS

WANTED. Good girl for general
homework. Apply to Mrs. E. M.
Crazy, Seventh street, or address
Mrs. NJ. N. Van Osdel, Edmore, N.
D. Cat
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From For: a otten).

SlVu VI AAu1dn Morning can
be more ydemoralizing. The intent Of
the civil service laws is to eliminate
politics and provides for the APP
pointment Of officers and employees
by virtue Of competitive examinations
wherein the applicant must show the
necessary qualifications before; he can.
receive an appointment. Appoint.
ments IRE made in this manner or by
promotions, the receiving the
promotion having previously qualified
under the civil service law. It is a
good law. It brings about the best
kind of administration Of public af-
fairs. It means progress for the In
dian race. If the conditions in the
Government Service throuout are like
the present conditions at Fort Totem
Indian school, the Civil Service Com
mission might as we'll be abolished
and Congress ought to reepal the Civil
Service laws.
They speak Of matters at the Fort
Totten Indian school as being in a
chaotic condition. True, they GER
tainly are. And how could it be other
wise? The responsibility lies direct.
" at. the doors pof, the Indian Office
itself, Of which Mr. Cato Sells, whose
picture we have. seen 50. oftensand Of
whom we have read much, is the head.
Il is a a well known fact among most
q. the employees Of the school, that, q
personal representation ,of Co1unuais-
sioner Cato Sells who WAS sent lti by the
Commissioners, TO investigate condi-
tons at Fort Totem, came to Fort
''Totten, N. D., and bocaasateatdl that he was 8
going Ito get" Supt. G. N. Ziebach,
evan before he bad heard any svi-
.dence. II IS well worth while to re-
member the name Of this representa-
tive and il, was Inspector 3. s. Tray
lor. It 8 also q commonly kaown fact
among the employees that his manner
Of conducting the Investigation was
most reprehensible. He went SO far
as to suggest to certain employees TO
the effect that ifsthey would testify
against MI. Ziebach that he would ar
range promotions for. them and adj
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The record., 1917-11-08
Patriotism For To-Day

Those who go into the horrors of
war to maintain with valor the honor
of our country and presence the
liberty of the world shall never find
the glory that is theirs dimmed or
clouded by any lack of our apprecl-
alton. But, there are millions of us
who cannot go. U Jon us rests the
duty of sustaining them. And, OF a
sudden, business has become duty.
The money the very life of these
boys IN the trenches depends on
must, in the last analysis, come from
American business. 1t must be big
and prosperous. The niggard to
day is the Stacker. The man who
fails in his utmost duty as buyer,
maker or a seller, is by just that
much reducing the efficiency of the
man in the trench. The press and
the people must insist upon such
volume of buying and selling as we
never saw before, if the. enormous
sums that are needed shall be forth.
coming. Good business is good
PATRIOTISM.
WILLIAM ELLIS.
The record., 1917-11-08
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