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Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

vTYORD comes from all army
w fronts that the film folk who
W have been in war work are
about to return to their old life
shortly. Jack Pickford is already
in Los Angeles, Capt. Walter
Long. the bad man of "The Clans
man." and " The Little American"
writes that he will soon
be back to continue william
parts and 1t. Tom Forman writes
from Vancouver that he will be de-
modified shortly. Cullen B. Tate,
Cecil de Miles former property
man, informs the director that Lieu
tenant Tate will soon be back and
expects Sergt. Bob Lee to be out
about the same time.
One Bill Hart-movie hero-has
attained our idea of real alteration.
He has had song dedicated to him
by Anna Ware Pool of>Buffalo. N.
Y. The song is entitled Sunlight
and Shadow"
Maurice Tourneur IS at work
cutting his production OF "My Lady's
Carriers" which he finished recently.
New Years day offering at the
Rialto will be "Women's Weapons"
an original screen story by Beulah
Marie Dix. Robert G. Vignola is
the director, and the combination
makes an admirable second vehicle
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

Lothrop-Bessie Love in Ihe Dawn
90 Understanding" will be the failure of
the Sunday program at the Lothrop to-
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22
Close-Ups and Cut Outs
BN Gould

for Ethel Clayton. 1t is delightful
little comedy drama. Miss CLAYTON
takes the part of young wife and
mother whose husband is Temporal
lily fascinated by soul-mate. The
wife has common sense and loves
her husband. She very clcverly
brings herself and the soul-mate
together in conditions that show ZIP
the soul-mate's inefhcicncy as a
companion in misfortune and above
all as a housewife. The husband is
thankful to escape from the aesthetic
union.
In Branding Broadway" BIZ
Hart will be seen for the first time
on the screen in full dress suit,
which fact alone is of unique at
Effectiveness. Strangely enough, this
finds him far from being out of his
element. His excellent work in this
characterization is an added tribute
to his versatility, and this picture
will greatly add to his prestige and
popularity. c. Gardner Sullivan
wrote this story, and it is conceded
to be one of his best. The picture
comes to the Rialto OIL January 5.
Il wonder said Miss Harris
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin, to be more
exact.recently, IF anyone can
imagine my feelings when, our we'd
ding scarcely celebrated and still a
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22
Bills for the Current Week.

the Dreadful West" and a news reel.
Bryant Washburn, welR known screen
actor, also makes his debut under the
same company wing in 1.-THE Gypsy Trail"
at the Strand this week. appearing De-
cember "a, IS and &c The story is CT a
young man who falls in love with girl,
but gives her up to the other man rather
than give up his own free life of wan
derng. And the girl finds that the stay
at-home man can love her as truly as
the romantic being who steps into her
life and makes love like the cave man of
her. dreams. The final two days Of the
week there is to be shown Shirley Mason
and Ernest Truck in a comedy drama Of
one William Hohenzollern's loss of pres
tigc, "Goodby Bill" and one of tn
funniest films ever built about the for
mer kaiser.
Suburban-Dorothy Dalton appearing in
Love Me" will be the feature bill here
today. with a comedy and news reel in
addition, ON Monday and Teqsday there
Is TO be featured Tom Mix in "Fame and
Fortune" in which Tom is at his well
known best rs rough riding and stright
shooting cowboy Christmas day at the
Suburban there is to be presented spe-
cial attraction which is an adoption into
motion pictures of the world famous Pas
sion Play" under the title of THE Light
of Our Savior" Louise Giaum in the
drama on married life, "Wedlocked,' will
be the feature of the program ON Thurs
day and Friday there will be shown
Harry Carey in his new western play.
.NThree Mounted Men," with the addition
on the program of Leah Baird in wolves
of Kultur," episode No. 5. The final pro
gram of the week will feature Gladys
Leslie in "Wild Primrose" The program
Ct the Suburban theater will be pub
lshed in The Bee every day hereafter
Orpheum (South Side)-William Russell
in Hearts or Diamonds" is the photo
play offering at the Orpheum today, be-
ing shown in addition 10 the vaudeville
program. On Monday and Tuesday there
is featured Geraldine Farrar in her story
of Monte Carlo, The Turn OF the
wheel" On Christmas day there Will DC
shown a double photo bill with Irene
Castle in THE Bohemian Girl as IN
feature, and Ruth Roland IN the INA,
episodes of Hands Up" Thursday and
Friday the special attraction, THE Bells,
with Frank Keenan, in the part or Mat
thias the innkeeper, is offered.
Jothrop-Bessie Love in The Dawn
Of Understanding will be the failure OF
the Sunday program at the Lothrop To-
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

Ethel CLAYTON is at work ina Post
s,rya .g2siyatc Pettigrew's Girl"
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

day, with the Pathe News and a comedy
CONFLICTING the program. George Walsh
in "On the Jump" will be the headlinc-
for Monday. and on Tuesday and Christ
mas day Is booked Norma Talmadge in
THE Forbidden City" her tale Of old
China. On Christmas day there will also
be shown the allied war review film. Tom
Mix in his western drama, Fame and
Fortune" is the offering for Thursday.
with the Pathe News in addition, and on
the final two days of the week there is
offered J. Warren Kerrigan in his story
of the days of 40. 'Three-X Gordon"
BOulevard-Tom Mix in "Mr. Logan, y.
S. A." will be the feature at the Boule-
varG today, with a news reel and COM
edv completing the bill Mix's play is one
Of his thrilling character portrayals of
the life of a cowboy on the Canadian
American border and many Of the scenes
shown in the play are some taken from
the life he himself led there when
member Of the Canadian mounted police.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

g "a Woman of Impulse" by the
american playwright, Louis An
-spacher. best known as the author of
THE House of Glass and THE I'm
chastened Woman" will be at the
Rialto January 3.
IS The screen version Of the play
was made by Eve Unsell. Nine.
Lima Cavalieri will play the title role.
s'Leonora Vecci." the beautiful
singer who marries count. who is
insanely jealous. An admirer. driven
TO. desperation, forces himself upon
her. She defends herself with her
dagger. But he is stronger and she
4aints in his arms. A Creole girl, in
love with the man, witnesses this
scene and stabs the man in the back.
Ieonora is. of course, accused of the
murder. But her husband repents
and blames himself for leaving her
Unprotected. "A doctor proves she
rould not have inflicted the wound
and the Creole girl confesses.
-
Ethel Clayton is at work ina Post
xssry. .posiyatc Pettigrews Girl"
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

profound secret. | was handed the
scenario of When A Girl LovesY
Immediately the fear seized re that,
despite our efforts, our marriage had
become known. Is this Just a subtle
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

"Prince, Cinderella has left her slipper
behind"
''Well?"
Your cue is to find her and marry
he-."
Not with shoes at present prices. A
girl as careless as that with footgear
would never make a thrifty wife. De
troit Free-Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

way | wondered. TO let me know
tGat the secret is no longer secret
When A Girl Loves is COM
p'cted and will be released soon ~
Mrs. Chaplin's newest play.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

81 suppose you came across many fine
buildings in your automobile tour
PLENTY of them, and every magistrate
in the last one of them WAS strictly on
the job. American.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

81 want to marry your daughter. l
know you oppose the match, but l am go
ing to marry her all the same
Don't be too sure, young man. I've
bought her off before. louisville Cour-
er-Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

STANDARDIZED Clayton. known and liked
by many picture fans in Omaha. makes
her bow to them today in her first pic
turs under the Paramount banner. "The
Girl Who Came Back" charming story
Of love and romance. telling OF the strug
giles Of young girl in the right pain
and how 1t led to eventual happiness. In
addition to the feature offering there is
also booked for Monday and Tuesday
travesty on wild west dramas, Hart OF
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Ginpun 81. Intou &orpIbcb

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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-12-11
FAIR WILL HAVE RAGING
THE ANNUAL MEETING so DE-
TERMINED
Big OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Officers
Reports Made-Dates Fixed
$4,000 Arportionment for Races

! Wednesday afternoon, last, annual
meeting Of the Vernon County Agri-
cultural Society was held, big crowd
present, 16 new members having Join
ed the association. 1t was evident
from the outset that change of pro-
gram was the fixed purpose; that a
return to horse racing was desired,
and the meeting so voted, appropriat-
ing $4,000 for race purses at next
falls fair. The dates fixed upon was
the week following Interstate fair at
Lacrosse.
Reports of the secretary and treas
urer were to the effect that the last
fair expense was paid with 500 to
the good. This included improvements
of 5000 that were made and paid for
last season.
The new officers are:
President-F. NJ. Minshall.
Viee-Presideuts-W. f. Lindemann, ID. 7.
Buchanan, Otto Brown.
Secretary--W. + Garrett.
Treasurer--John f. Stoll.
Executive COmmittee-O. l.. buchanan, NJ
o. Larsen, II. III. Nustad. DIR. George w. Min
shall. {. w. Moore.
Salary of secretary was retained at
SIPS, treasurer's compensation was
reduced from $50 to $25 year.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-12-11
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Robert Stevens has bought a res
| taurant business in Tomah, removing
from Lacrosse.
City roll will be in the hands of
Treasurer Ninshall next Monday for
collection of taxes.
The Weistenberg hotel and res
taurant is for sale. A good business
and excellent location.
Henry Lindemann, w. d. Dyson
and l.. NJ. Roseland have adorned their
Buick touring cars with neat and
classy winter tops
Nellie Mahoney is recovering
from the flu at Brooklyn, where she
teaches. She will return. home as
soon as able to travel.
Miss Esther Butt returned from
Washington, spending a month with
her sister Jane, who is on the ocean
bound for France for war relief work.
Clinton F. Wallace, teacher of
violin, mandolin and orpheum instru-
ments, solicits scholars. Room No. 6
in second story of Ford garage Phone
1924.
John E. Nuzum and son Clinton
are at Hillsboro taking stock or their
lumber interests there They made
a tour of the Kickapoo last week for
a like purpose.
Hon. Chris Ellefson returned from
I. business trip to South Dakota He
is suffering from bad cold and threat
ened with pneumonia.
Censor holiday number will be
issued next Wednesday. Advertisers
desiring space should make immedi-
ate application. Send orders by mail
or telephone your wants.
Chairman Albert J. Granke was
a caller from Bergen on Monday, ac-
companied by w. A. Proksch, who en-
rolled, as many others are doing, with
the Censor as new reader to the
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hazen are at
Merrill, called there to attend the fun
eral of a brother-in-law, Mr.. D. NJ.
Finney, a gentleman known to many
of our people, having frequently Wis
tied the Hazens.
If you desire to look upon a beau
tifully olnamented display window,
just don't miss the new effects at the
Brown Music Company block. The
Statue of Liberty enlightening the
world is one attraction.
in this county the influenza e i
demic still has full sway. In com
munities where they have had little
Of it, now are many cases. Hillsboro
and Westby are probably the worst
afflicted. There are reported to be
300 cases at the latter place, and num-
erous deaths. In our city the ban
against public gatherings has been so
long maintained that il apparently
has had a salutary effect Every
country community has its affection of
disease and death.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-12-11
HAPPY AND REJOICING
AMID PAIN AND DEATH
A War Nurse Writes From England
of Experiences

Bearing date of November 18th
Mrs. j. F. Nuzum received a letter
from Miss Florence Hoon, who, with
her sister professional nurses) were
called from this place TO their home in
England about two years ago, to as
sist in care of soldiers. Miss Hoon
writes from Derby, England, and fol
lowing excerpts are taken from her
letter:
At last The news on Monday last. that the
armistice was signed, was almost too much
Tor as. l think every one just Wept for joy
70 think this cursed war was at an end
The last four years have certainly been ter.
ribie ones. The sorrow and Overwhelming
suffering and loss of life will never be for
gotten. We received the news at II as A. m.
on the nth of November. All our patients.
think, forgot they had wounds and loss of
limbs for the time being. The churches /
believe we're packed. Fifty of the patients,
nurses and stan were taken in amhulances
and antos to Derby, to the Hippodrome. l
was one Of the nurses who went with them.
Hundreds OF people gave the boys great
reception. especially those who vere carried
IN with one leg on a splint and the other of
OF his right hand, leg off above the knee
and the static nerve severed of the other leg,
we have some in this hospital with most avg full
abdominal wounds and chest wounds, besides
perhaps two limbo shattered. How they keep
so cheerful cannot tell. II is enc glorious
inspiration to one. Then there are the gas
and shell shock cases, peer fellows: some
b1rnt-hardiy an inch OF their body not
burnt.
Eight p. m. came and we got a wire
through: Convoy at midnight" We got City
Of them, thirty strotcher cases, twenty walk
sag. Ii was in the evening papers and thou
sands turned out to give them q reception.
It was bitter cold night. Most of them lad
influenza and pneumonia in addition 70 their
wounds We soon got them in warm beds and
with hot bottles and hot soup etc, got them
tuSked about by two a. m. Some of them are
stu very, very i'll. but all so thankful to be
here.
We have been far too busy for any eelchra-
tons. and as | expect you know, influenza aud
pneumonia is just raging bad as any
plague. Sometimes six or eight die in one
home. People are well and dead in IS hours
hat ! think u Is sbating little. BY the way,
the boys do enjoy the Ladies Home Journals
you sent. Can you send more. | shall have
mary experiences 70 tell you if ! ever get
back 20 U. s. A., which sincerely hope TO do.