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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04
RETURNS FROM TEN STATES
WILL DECIDE THE ISSUE
Scs OF tampaisn Manager. Are
,.. .eH pom Them to At
Y ASIINC;TOE >-a,

WASiilNGTON. November 3.-.As ~.
i,oo,, settlement by the American
i,rDa'.i"i iic congressional contcs, an
'roaches, II is confidently connedoh ~.
pom parties tina; the cjcctinn rnt,,r ny
ION zen states Will tell the real sinrv
a. H.'!,'i',rIitic continuance Of control
lhcS" arc the pivotal States yh.-o
,.," attention and energies Of Tho rival
~, .rh'Fi' mans gers arc being concen
~ tract the Independent and ,,s,,nri,o,
$50 hHode Island. Delaware. Idaho
;TS!yhr"'i:H- View Mexico. south Dakota
iiich g'hia' wyoming, illinois and
49,, The kepuhlicans admit that there Is
+" nance o. losing as they EXPRESS
I: i;i!odo Island. south Dakota. Nehras.
Itr as the senatorial contests Arc con-
Add to these twelve Derooc-,,,, g.
at9rS ia the following Statce Wiz i5er
tn"re Is In reality no serious contes,
fiiert INC situation IL practically
Aiabann ''%r riza a he2"blican s,andpoint
I:GHiSiana. Mississippi. North CarnIjna
~ rh iahOnl", south Carolina, Tennessee
= N; ac,, MI E!rfinia. This would max e
A!.I!t heI"r" tn" polls open
inc democrats claim as safely DEM
20 ,a., Nn!yraa". Kentucky. Missouri.
-'."'! ana ana Nevada ana arc countin q
- nc return or Democrats from those
,'tra"e,h !" ,siE" ihen q total Voting
~ -. '' I"I seven. y majority Of
'''y S.ha'" IT forty nine.
Mni!e tney profess 70 have a good
.AhhCe 81 winning at least half Of the
ton doubtful states above enr,nnra,ed
my poht out that they only have To-
" IN iwo II them in order 10 moiniain
'hEir present control. They insist they
I'm return Senntors Nugcnt. in Idaho:
"hu!sbury. IN Delaware, and defeat Sen.
nor N"rris. Republican. OF Nebraska.
".lch would give them at least nifty
'c,"N ~ III" senate.
The i:"publlcdns. on the other hand.
count Tor possible wlping ont OF
manner: 30
rh":- present vote IL forty four. They
"t are tncy have good chance OF
aiming ten Senator'S from the follow
.hI states no" ~ the Democratic SEN
"ipr!al column N.w HAMPSHIRE Della
"tr". Illinois. Kansas. Kentucky, Col
",hd". idSn". Nevada. Montana and
N!HppurL Even though they iosc south
il4"otn. Nrhrhhka. HiDd. Island. New
N"~'"o ana Wei buP.nia. they osscrt.
'hey woI1 bf!li hay. J., net ga!n OF iivs
.'i"r. NM b.. rddod 10 their present
.n'{""rEh.' "nGd CIV" them IA ma
4 Lf
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ENGLISH AND ITALIANS
AT ARCHANGEL IN 1852
Historic Events Is Recalled by En-
trance of Allied Forces on
Siberian SOIL.

new YORK, November 3.-The Eng
.;sh ueei several months ago entered
Or Archange! troops of the allies TO
help free Russia. the Russia which was
discovered" by English and Italian
Tnssh shps Sears aFS S W bfn zoo
but instead OF the grim dreadnaugh hts
o; today, they were white winged
mons ters, the Ike OF which. had never
me tNredit!on was an allied" move,
ia that II was directed by all Italian
ana Executed by Eng!iShmen
known In England and America as
John cabot. ana his son, Scbas,iano.
achieved great fame in England in the
sixteenth century as navigators and
eNplorcrs. Under the direction IL Sc
pas tan. AN English company called
Mcfch9ni NdN"nturers, waS organized
10 Establish commercial relations with
though, To exist. but which were not
"s Eei Known. one OF these countries
Wa t N9s.oyia; a reg! Jon believed to be
northeast .! Ems iani.
~ inart,ime EXPEDITION for EXPLORING
Wa oreanizsd and directed by Scbas-
t.ano Cahotto in 1859. Three ships
we're ASSIGNED TO the explorers. tins
buona tCni!denza." the "Euona Sper-
ANA" and the "Buona Ventura" or
Good Hove" and Good Adventure"
Their commanders. Willoyghby and
k.'hdId Chancellor had letters Of rec
o!rE"ndation from King Edward VI
Of England. addressed 10 "all The Kings
" the ,and princes and gentlemen; an
the justices OF the land. to their ON.
Gers, 70 whoever Possesses AUTHORITY
IN the occupied territory" This form
81 sA!utaiiOm "as chosen because they
did not know "ncrc Or 70 whom they
We're going
Ihe iirst two ships encoUatercd heavy
sea, ana weEe wrecked on the coaF.
% Lh?iand Commando Chancellor
81 the "Good adventure, succceded In
entering tho White Sea and the men
landed near t"o TnphaSterina which
were Quiz On site near where tho
present ArchnnE"l stands. When ,Ie
new reached the Car Ivan Tho Ter
IHb!e. tIai strangers had set foo. on
htS !ahd ne ~ once ordered that chan.
cei!or be escorted TO Ills court Win
great difficulty the letter from l.dw,CJ
VI! Was translated, and then the CON
in2Hder ana Ills men we're C0rainiJ,
treated ia answer To tho King, M,
Gar promised free entry into HIS Ing
uom 10 all merchandise which Erir,eI,
merchants sent them.
me port Of Archaneel IS frozen over
sot aopul SIX or seven month"; a yrar.
:" eNpeaiiionn are seriously l.mtai
~ climate conditions. |, ga, m,
good fortune Of tn" ltaio.Hri,fsl ~
petition 10 reach The White "a, ~ q,
tiHt "nch an entry could bc made
- result, tho "aiiicd" cxpclit,.,. =,
hossla MAS huge sUsccss IN 1867
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It'd. WANTS
TIMES
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized anu annexed for Quick


loc a l!no Sunday
&c iinc Daily.
.ic line for consecutive Insertions
,,fsG line for consecutive Insertions
M,nimuni OF lines Is allowed.
Mtnimuni charge. &c cents
tho inch. $500 ~ ~ W
All adVsrtisemen,s received up TO 10 p. NJ.
=; al. Saturdays) the day before pub
iSnIon VIII receive proper ciassi flea ton.
advertisements received after that hour
WI, VII. DC placed In tho TOO Late 10 Class
TELEPHONE.
Dispatch, Randolph |. When you and It
nor; M convenient TO do 80. and they will
SOBSTATIONS FOR I'D. WANTS.
ilmes, Dispatch Branch offices arc main
!h!heq IN practically every Drug Store in
me city for the convenience OF The public.
w any Aus are accepted Dy them At regu-
SOUTH RICHMOND
Branch Of}ce Times DISPATCH 1900 Hull
&C. Telephone ERndoIbh 6S0J
PETERSBURG.
Times Dicpatcn Branch. al North Second
Street: phore FeterBnurK 226.
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RESTRICTION OF EXPORTS
III DEVELOPS NEW SOURCES
:Igurnos Aires WIZ harness ,Snzu Falls
10 Provide Electric current TO


.ss,s EvENoS MRlES :<ovcmber . Res
EiatcJion or exports as q reSu.; of the
Isve!opmenI Of is own natural re-
sources. \ proposal nov receiving
great amount Of publicity and general
.fp5,Hoval IN the newspapers rs the sug-
<eesi.on made by the Niniste: of ASH
1;uitlire DIR. iueyr. edoH, TO President
1fisoycn that the government bG!ld AN
whicn. the minister says, would solve
;h@-fue! problem open up vast regions
o. rich resources which are now dor
?sant Tor lack OF transportation tacili-
ties and bring Argentina and Brazil
c.oSer together commercially b. means
OF An electric railroad.
Owe OF the principal arguments OF
the minister's friends is that the pro
uosed power plant would do more
ifiiln any other one thing toward de-
Leloeim.g shipbuiiding in Argentina as
OF Misiones. and provide sincHcrs Tor
s,Teucing the limonite which is found
Sa,.id 70 contain as high as 30 per cen;
Yyouid also permit the manufacture
OF print paper, which has beeu SO
The iGazu Fails arc among tho
largest IL the wor.1; being rseariy atty
three times as wide They are in The
: }GaZu River in the Argentine territory
soIr Misiones on the brazilian frontier
One section. known a. The bhLiIs
Throat. is reputcd to carry as ,r,ich
: water as the Niagara River.
.'a.sDr Pueyrredon conferred "ith Tic
4 Ecazillian minister here on the uucs-
ION or the Two governments co-operat-
ing on the proposition
Eieotrisa. engineer say. that one Of
the smallest falls IN the Isazuc group
could produce million horse power
4sglthout cetractinE any from tic
I 1ba.luty Of the tails
s4.lg9zu Falls are little known even to
ltourists because Of the difficulty Of
reaching them, From Euenos Aires. Il
IL necessary TO go by rail- or river
SO Poeadas. in the territory o! Misioncs
and then by horseback Tor several
days. before reaching the falls They
4 are In part of South America wa,
fs exceedingly hot ana Infested win
sspoisonous insects so that tho few VINO
,@6O brave the journey arc required :"
wear heavy wells and gloves desplto
-StIle heat.
sst Capitalists have on sevora! ocnae;o,s
I asked the Argentine governnert r.,
X sccSiceEsions TO operate a power Man,
at the lgazu Falls but their pcti,inns
/ never were acted upon
r<S(R the ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04
EMPLOY MES7
--------------------------
HELP wANTED-MALE.

ADvERTISIEG-THERE is
AN OPENING IN OUR
oRGASIzATION FOR 4
BRIGHT. All BITIO
YOUNG MAN ABOUT
EIGHTEEN OR TWENTY
YEARS OF AGE. WHO
HAS HAD HIGH SCHOOL
EDUCATION. HE WILL
DE TRAINED IN THE
SELLING AND WRITING
OF ADVERTISING. He
MUST HAVE DETERMI-
NATION AND STICK-TC,-
IT-IVENESS. AND DE IN
TERESTED IN ADVER-
rISTSG AS 4 PROBES
SION. TO THE RIGHT
YOUNG MAN THIS POSI-
TON OFFERS PERM.A-
SENT EMPLOYMENT AT
y. FAIR SALARY TO
BEGIN WITH. ADVANCE
MENT WILL DEFEND
ENTIRELY UPON THE
MEASURE OF ABILITY
SHOWN. SHOW YOUR
APTITUDE FOR WRIT
TEN SALESAiANSHIP IN
YOUR LETTER OF APPLI-
CATION. Address J aO1.
CARE TIMES DISPATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04

r NEM folik, November jan. A.
fochcfciler j" chairinan OK ~,
cuoNe coinmiitce OF tho yuI,.l Ga,
Mo,k campnifn, .anununccd TO-DAY fba,
nnonor nuts Ia frarcc would ic i,,n"d
49, 'hc mrs. 'sn Stn,et TO 6u fE.lr
which starts November Ii 'F''Y'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04
tn,lnc,rI- II un,,es-,,,os.,,ura

:, 'F''-F' = 7. u ~, No'rlND.r 3.--FIclI
Ne'shhl iiiud"nbur2, responding 10
ma nIfcs'atiDR Or confidence. is 0t,otnJ
bs a ErFlIr dispatch as having naII,
We arc iny'ncIblo " VIC arc united"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04
AUTO MECHANICS

AUTOMOBILE and truck
mechanics wanted. We
can use three experienced
men at once. Permanent
and essential work under
satisfactory conditions right
in the city. Apply w. B.
Walden, Kline Kar Sales Co.,
Inc, 612 West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04

AUTO MECHANICS Wanted con.petent
meGha MICS NJ y. Stone Motor Co. Inc
BhltREHS--Wantcd. Hotel Petersburg xSo
guarantee; SO per cent over St5. Apply
II urphEs Hotel richmond. or Pe.crs5urr
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- - =
PURELY PI.HsCoNAL.

WANTED. information relative TO William
N: shoes, forincriy OF Upper Troy Clan
SHOOK. Said William VI. Shook is entitled to
certain funds as her at Law and next OF kin
OF his mother. the said Kate Shook. Adj
dress communications to Edward IL. Shook,
%. River street. Troy. y. Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04

Used CAR BARGAINS
Autos AND TRUCKS.
Prices arc rising. Better sec US abou,
Special values in the following.
MAXWELL touring.
tul< 'SiN.' 1pasScngcr.
i'mCk, i-cylindcr. 5-passcnEcr
bort. I-passcuEer.
,aiiilac Eight" '-passcnrcr.
IiutCk ''SiS," 1paSscn-cr.
Oakland roadster.
Kline Gas. touring
Maxwell I.andauitt
Ford touring.
Studchak Cr touring
chevrolet TOURING
USED TRUCKS.
Two oae-,ou Republic TRUCKS
On.-tuu DENLY.
Smith f"ruI-t Truci.
iiGdtoFd tIrlXt"n
RAWLINGS MOTORS CORR.
BIS West Broad street.
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AUTOMOBILES rol, SALE. 10

AUTOMOBILES EOR SALE. 10
uARt;AINS--USED CARS.
REQ Sin ToURiSG.
MASWELL. 1917.
HnAE IiS h assSci M8pEL ;,,r,>,.
CmHNN,inQkHr -ltApX GnASD.
ATIhSTlC MOTOR Co,
lsa, " Est BROAD STREET.
SMITH FORM-A-TRUCK
MAKE "A motor truck of any car. Phone
boulevard ESQ. 1919 ". broad Street.
TRUCK for sale. Ford m.tor. smith Form
s-Truck chassis: large body: chain drive.
Solid tires rear. All tires nearly new. First
class mechanical condition. Address a 3a3,
care Tiri.s- Dispatch.
USED CAR BARGAINS
1917 Ford touring. lIassicr shock ubsorbcr,
front and rear demountablc wheels.
bumper.
1916 Ford touring. shock absorbcrs. bumper
excellent condition.
Ford Panel Body Delivery.
Chevrolet Touring.
CAPITOL MOTOR CORPORATION
ii! Vest Hroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04

CYLINiDEH ,TKEss FBEDERS wanted.
steady work. eight hours. good wERen.
Annly MITCHELL & Hotchkies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04

W, A N TE D, dishwashers,
kitchenmen and yardmen,
come at once. w. j. Pattee,
Commissary Department,
Camp Eustis, Lee Hall, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04

NEW ,ronda,er, for. imncdiatn delivery
onc inntlohilc and Liberty. Tho lRst TO
10 aaa,9roninr ' ", atty the war TERMINAL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04
COBURN'S FALL USED
CAR BARGAINS

We HAVE QUITE \ LARGE STOCK OF
Used CARS ON HAND. AND IN ORDER
TO NATURALLY KEDTCE THIS STOCK
THROUGH THE WINTER. Wi; ARE Of
!'EltlNG THE FOLLOWING; CARS AT SAC
EIFIcE PRICES:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FURNACES attended by eSpcrienced IRE
men,: better rceults less coal. Ricl-
mon! Furnace Maintenance Co. 20. Boz sea
CRAMPS. s;ir Joints. bed sores. bo.ls.
bruises, burns. sprains. ulcers. sick stom-
acl. vomiting. relieved more promptly and
pleasantly by applyinG freely Twentieth
Century Royal I.ininicnt. than anything we
hav" tried in more than sixty years Al
GrUl: stores
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04
COBURN MOTOR SALES
CORP. OF RICHMOND,

DErENDAnl.S USED CARS FOR SALE. |
~ u. SroN. MOTOR %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-04
BUSINESS SERVICE

Will exchange beautiful lot in Woodland
Heights for good slx-cyiinder car II OF
care rLm es- Dis atch '"''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
Loew's Columbia.

Wallace Reid. in 1.-THE Source" sup
plies the feature photoplay at Loew's
Columbia today and the first half Of the
week.. 1.-THE Source is based on one
of Clarence Burlington Kelland's best
magazine stories.
Van Twiller Yard, well-born young
man who becomes a derelict through
drink, is shanghaied in a cheap Boston
lodging house and carried to LOGGING
camp in Vermont, where he Is roughly
treated by savage lumber boss. Svea
Nord, young woman, treats him with
contempt. This awakens his dormant
manhood and in the hope OF winning
her love he reforms. She realizes sud
denly that Yard is a man worthy OF her
love, and when his success, won at the
risk Of his life, is substantially recog-
nized by lumber company he wins her
Thursday and the last half Of the
week Dorothy Gish and George Fawcstt
win be pictured as co-stars in a strik-
ing photoplay production. 1.-THE Hun
within" an exposition of the spy men
ace in America hitherto untouched IN
motion pictures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
Killed While Shipping at Front.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following list, arranged by sub
5ects, includes some of the latest addl-
tons to the Public Library.
The lists which appear in this COL
umn each Sunday are reprinted. at the
end of the month, in the library 5
monthly bulletin. Copies of this may
be obtained free at the library, or will
be sent by mail for Is cents year.
Religious Literature.
Abbott. n. P A. The Man Outside the
Church. CZ-Ab24m.
Adeney. W. F. Greek and Eastern Churches.
1908. D-Ad34g.
Conde Bertha. The Human Element IN the
Making of a Christian. Ck-C75Sh.
Heilpern. B. Sippure Ha-Mikra. CBG-H364.
Kinney, Bruce. Frontier Missionary Problems.
Dss9-KG1.
Moulton. R. C. The Bible at Single View.
CBB-MS6Jb.
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States. General Board Of Religious Education
Christian Nurture Series. Course {. CxS-P947.
Roberts Richard. The Church in the Com
nonwealth. CPAC-R541c.
History and Travel.
Ada. Journal Of the American Asiatic Asso-
cation. 1917. VIZ. 1918. G6O-7As4.
Draper, ], w History Of the American Civil
War. sv. 1s6s-1s7o. Fs34-D796.
Tanning. C. E.. comp. Selected Articles on
Russia. Ga4Fc16r-
2v Cos F24So.
Hart, A. r. School History OF the United
States FsS -Ho.Ssc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08

Cromie, was slain within EMBASSY
walls and his body violated by tnoN
elements which once dared to espouse
ethiopian principles. -.
The British government has inform;
ed the bolshevik regime that fewin
be held responsible for the actions
Of the bolsheviki in all parts OF Rus.
STA and it must seek out the perpetfas
tors of the vile outrage and punish
them. The bolshevik leaders have
replied that there will be further as.
sassinations and further outraees
against the representatives OF civic
ization in case there are further at
tacks upon the personnel OF the Dol.
shevik government. This latter oe'
cree is largely the result OF the az.
tempted assassination OF Premier
Lenine in Moscow, where young girI
fired several bullets into his BODY
week ago last Saturday. AS was 20
be expected, the bolsheviki. always
eager to grab at any pretext to fur-
Their heighten the strong feeling ek.
istent in. some quarters against the
entente, capitalized the event. max
ing it appear that the attempted as
sassination was instigated and Ia
thered by entente agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
BAND CONCERTS.

At Washington barracks by
the Engineer Band this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock, First
Lieut.. Frank ]. Weber, leader.
MY Country. IT'S Of Thee"
March, Good Old Pals" Lake
Overture. Raymond" Thomas
Selection; 1.-THE Blue Paradise"
(a) Waltz, sweet Old Songs.
F Rssxss; 90 son oHayd K9s Wood ID
Arranged by Laurendeau
Habanera. Southern Kisses"
One Step, 1--WE Don't Want ope the
Bacon (What We Want Is a
Piece Of the Rhine)". Carr
1.-The Star spangled Banner"
By tho United States Soldiers
Home Band. John S. NJ. thinner
mann. director, in. the bandstand
tomorrow afternoon at 5:45 o'clock.
my Country. IT'S Of Thee"
March, 1.-THE Eastern Wheel"
Boehnlein
Overture, 'Rosamunde" Schubert
Solo for clarinet, Miranda"
("Andante and Polacca") Thiele
Mr.. August Voith.
Excerpts from 1.-The Belle of
Bohemia" ............ Engiander
Cathedral Chimes, "Reverie,"
Arnold
Valse Lente, ''Sourire d'Amour,"
(''Smiles Of Eove.")
Lambert
Moroccan, "Snowhakes' .Howgill
Finale, "Camouhage" .Lampe
'The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
CORP. MUENCH WOUNDED.
Washington Boy Hit in Arm and
Leg in France.

Mrs. Nora Muench of 1914 South
Carolina avenue southeast has re-
ceived letter from her son, Corp.
Franz Muench Of the 127th Infantry.
telling her that he was wounded and
is now in base hospital in France.
Corp. Muench said he was hit in the
left arm and the right leg. but that
he was getting along well. Corp.
Muench is nineteen years old. He en-
listed in the District National Guard
and served on the Mexican border be-
fore the United States went to war
with Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
CARLISLE FOR WOUNDED MEN.
Indian School Buildings to b
Transformed Into Hospital.

Carlisle Indian School having been
closed, it's buildings are to be trans
formed into hospital for the returned
wounded men from France. A large
number Of American Indians are in war
service, either at the front or enrolled
in the training schools Of the shipping
board learning to be sailors
BY the closing Of the school twenty
five boys, all under draft age, have been
deprived of further training. They have
all enrolled at the Hog Island yard OF
the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
Avenue Grand.

Hearts of the World" D. W. Crit
fith's picture masterpiece, will be
shown at Crandalrs Avenue Grand to-
day and tomorrow; Tuesday, Edward
Abeles will be pictured in 1.-The House
of Mirth"; Wednesday and Thursday,
Norma Talmadge, in "Her Only Way;
Friday. Louise HUFF, in 'T'other Dear
Charmer"; Saturday, Enid Bennett, in
stone comedy. :aThe Other Man"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
Knickerbocker.

'.Money Mad" with Mae Marsh as
picture star, will be shown at Gran
dalrs Knickerbocker today and to-
morrow. Elsie Dean, although pos
sessing everything necessary to the
average girls happiness, is miserable
because a Hindu. seems to possess a
strange influence over her step
father. How she solves the mystery
which surrounds her makes a story
replete with thrilling moments. The
latest issue of 1.-THE Allies war Re-
Bad Girl" farce-comedy. with Mabel
Normand in the title role. is carded
for Tuesday and Wednesday. riddle
Gawne," featuring William S. Hart for
Thursday and Friday. and by Hook
or Crook" featuring Carlyle Black
well, for Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
Filnnograrns.


Alice Brady Is to be pictured as
twin sisters in q story taken from '"The
Better Hail." by the author Of TN the
Bishops Carriage" It is called Michael
Thwaite's Wife,
Fannie Wards next film feature
will be called "a Japanese Nightin-
gale" It is a sort Of Mime. Butterfly
story.
A Kentucky feud is played up for
melodramatic effect in "Her Man"
Pathe's six-reel feature, starring
Elaine Hammerstein.
Mildred Reardon, Fatty Arbuckle's
leading woman. in THE Sheriff." was
q member Of tho beauty chorus of
Ziegfeld's FoIlies.
They say Tom santschi uninten-
tionally landed - Knockout wallop"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-08
Criterion.

'The Geezer Of Berlin" will be
given its first Washington showing at
the Criterion Theater this week, be-
ginning today.
The Aim is travesty which attacks
the kaiser with ridicule. The char
acers includes the Clown Ounce"
won Hindenbug.'' won Turpehtine,"
won Bethmann-Bowlegs, and others.
Charlie Chaplin's comedy, Triple
Trouble" will be shown also with
another picture.