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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25

One month ofEatching a fellow
to find him out, is worth a thousand
years Of bis own telling Of bis own
merits. Its what a man DOES,
not what he SAYS that locates
him.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25
Wrigley Gives Tin
Foil To Uncle Sam.

TO help meet the needs Of the
Government, Wrieley's will discon-
the use ST tin-foil as q wrapping for
JUICY Fruit" chewing gum, in order
to release this valuable material to
Uncle Sam.
Hundreds Of thousands OF pounds
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25

BE independent and patriotic if
IL takes the hide--for after all a
dead patriot beats a living, cringing
slave or q Stacker.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25

There is no true religion, no mat
ter the brand, without Christian
self sacrifice-catch itY And how
many do you know that are living
that IifeY
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25

u. S. also stands for "Uncondi-
tional Surrender and won'l stand
for anything else,
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25

Because you commit a wrong
neither less!izes not christianizes
the ofense.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25

The test Of Christianity is like the
test OF an orchard-th fruits. By
your fruits yod are known.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25

Don't let this get away from you;
There is no real and lasting pleas
ure in life except doing for Others.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25

Bob Chrlstcnbcrry Of Milan, who
left his right hand Nin France, said
he would not mind having a night
crew" to look after money slackers.
l such an organization should exist
to perform such duty. the profit
GERS and general trade thieves ought
to b. made recipients Of the atten-
Ii ms bestowed.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25

Young fellow. study trading ano
business, for II you do not learn
eiyly to guard your own Interests,
YOU will Be 4 lifelcne victim leeit-
imately, perhaps. but you can be
stripped Kfs|ly just as well as
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25

Cotton Seed now $3.50 per ton in
Lexington.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25

Meadorsville. Ky.--Mrs. Cynthia
Higginbotham. Of this town. says: AT
~ - whieA 4 1T llysr -
~ = N~ll = u y
FIX. I was constipated. my liver
didn't act. NY digestion was bad. and
It took 80 little to upset me. My ap-
petite was gone. was very weak.
decided I would give Black
Draught thorough trial a. l knew It
was highly recommended for this
trouble. began taking y. felt
better after = few doses. MY appetite
improved and I became stronger. Ny
bowels acted naturally and the least
trouble was soon rishtsd with . few
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-25
ENDORSEMENT OF Mr..
PEDDY'S CANDIDACY
FOR THE SENATE,

The following endorsements have
been given A. j. Peddy Of Hender.
son, who Is q candidate for the
State Senate from this district,
This is to certify that | am person.
ally acquainted with A. j. Peddy
who is a citizen Of our county, and
tax payer and a progressive farm
er and stock raiser, and is connect.
ed with the Peoples Savings Bank
Of this place. He is also mem
Der of the county court and has
been for IL years. He is doing
something for his country all the
time, and have found him to be
true and responsible in every re-
spect in every undertaking he is in
terestcd in for the good Of our coun-
ty and state. This April End, 1919
c. L. PARRISH,
Co. Court elk. Chester Co.
This is to certify that am well
acquainted with Mr.. A. j. Peddy;
have known him all my life. Mr..
Peddy has been one Of our most
successful farmers and is also q
successful stock man. He has help.
ed organize three banks of this
place and at present is a stock
holder in two of them. Mr. Peddy
and his family have bought fifteen
or sixteen hundred dollars Of war
savings stamps as well as Liberty
Bonds" 0. L. McCALLuM,
Prest. Chester County Bank.
] am a candidate against T. C.
Lons for the State Senate and if
elected | will represent all the peo-
pie. Every dollar | earn is at the
command of the President to help
win the war.
adv. A. j. PEDDY.
--------------------
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
LITERATURE 7 VARlEDADES
Los ObYeYOs

Bajo Ia aurora roja que c~larea,
por el canine blanco de Ia aldea
desfilan los obreros en- cuadrilla,
resignados V nudos; los colosos
dejan colgar los brazoS ~poderosos
| al azar de Ia marcia Y la fatiga.
Tienen perfiles anchos Y salientes;
ell cabello les cae sobre las ~fre7tes;
las espaldas son bloques de cantera,
$ cuando estan dispersos y distances,
Sc recortan al sol, como gigantes
cue marchan al aSalto de hoguera.
Ante ellos, entire tules de neblina
allan las chimeneas de la "Usina"
sus dos brazoS de sangre coagulada,
V en- la amarga tristeza del palsaJe,
aouella obScura muchedumbre en- vlaJe
SENECA una gran fuerza maniatada-
Deian tras ellos muerto ell caserio
donde tiritan~ de dolor Y frio
las mujeres, los ninos, los ~ancianoS..
~ al obrero que vuelve la cabeZa
Sc lie aniegan los ojos de tristeza-
v Sc lie crispan, sin querer, las manos.
Pero per sobre ell ala de amargura
| que cubre como un techo la llanura,
| flota una claridad deslumbradora;
"Es Ia esperada redenci0n que viene:'
entire las manos, como cetro, tiene
las f~ulgurantes llamaS de Ia aurora
Y la obscura Y doliente
| entonando los cantoS de manana,
entra a su nueva cueva de dolores.
como una tempestad hecha poeta,
que i fin estallara sobre ell planeta
en- una colossal lluvia de flores.
Manuel UGARTE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
\ HUMANE

Temnle. Ariz. Es dificil hoy en- dia
saher cual medicinal es la que Sc de-
be usar. por ha5er %tantas, pero 81 de-
2imos cue hasta Ia presente fecna no
sabemos de una sola que Sc parezca
a 81 Alma Cordial, nj en- el nodo de
nrenararse. O en- sus resultados, los
cuaIes son east SECURES; es Ia unlca
medicinal que en- realidad sus manu-
factureros tienen fe, puesto que ofre-
cen deyolver dos pesos por cada peso
q no alivia a quien Ia use. Lea es-
10. .Senores: Me hacen el favor
40 nandarme otra GAIA de Alma Cor
dial. ne sentido bastante aliVlo con Su
medicinal, V 81 81 medicinal me da la
| salud. 70 sere IN anunclo de ustedes.
Ouedando en- espera de So pronto deS-
nacho. me ofrezco de ustedes 5. 5: D.
carmen Granillo. Temple, Arlz" Pa
"a enfermedades del Higado. rlnones,
corazon. tisis, reumas, catarro res
frios pasados, tos, dehllldad, aSma,
! debilidad de pulmones o nerves de-
biles. usen Alma Cordial, de veata en-
todas las boticas. 81 SD boticarlo no
Ia tiene O no quiere ordenarla para
listed, mandenos I'm peso y lie sefa en-
!iada, porte pagado.
ST; DEVUELVE DOBLE DEL
PRECIO ST NO beneficial A
QUEEN La USE. Dirijase a: NIL
LER and co. Sta. A. Dept: 100,
/ San Antonio, Texas. t.adV-}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
HAY INTERES PCR LOS BANCOS

NUEVA YORK, noviembre Is
Ha despertado interes en- los circulos
financieros de aqui la noticia, trasmi-
tida hoy de Mexico, de que unos ca
pitalistaS noruegoS a i ~establecer
una institution bancaria en- aquella
capital con ramificaciones en- varias
otras ciudades del pals, aportando
IN capital de varioS millones de Pc
sos.
Los financieros americanos van /
investigar que Fundamental tiene la
referida noticia, asi la impor-
tancia del proyecto de que Sc trata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

Hero NUxaGo por POGO tempo ) encueE-
tro justificado cl recomendarlo como un TO-
nco de gran vaior
e. Hero Nuxado es Gel TODD punto in
d;socrsable para que Ia sangrc convierta los
alimentos en- tejides celulares. Sin hero.
no imports Ia calidad nj cantidad de los ali
| mentos que sc tonen, estos pasaran por ei
ORGANISING sin proporcionarle ningun benetl-
clio. No Sc aprovechan para adquirir fuerza
v como consecuencia viene Ia palidez, debiii-
dad Y d~ecaimiento ;es el misrno case de una
planta tratando de crecer en- una terra iai-
n dc hero. 81 I'D. no Sc siente bueno :
sano, lebera- ~sujetarse Il In sisuiente prueoa:
Observe cuanto puede caminar O TRAFALGAR sin
| ~sentirsc fatigado tome dos ~pastillas dc cinco
granos de Hero Nuxado. tres wees nj d'a.
; dcspuGs de las coInidas. duraEte dos seria-
| mas: pasado este tempo vueiva a haccr II
| prueba de 81 reSistencia y vera cuanto M
ganado. I'm gran nunero de rersonas de-
biles. ncrv!osas y decaidas. que estaban su-
friendo continuamcnte. han aunnentado 81
cnercia y vitalidad en- dos semanas so!a-
mente. tomaado hero en- n forma debida.
Nota de los fabricantes: FL Hero NuSa-
| do. que arriba recomiendan varias persona
| ,idades ) mediccs. y cue anualmente IS usa-
do por mas de tres millones de personals en-
| este pals soiamente. no es IN renielio Sc
| creto. sino bicn conocido en- las droSucrias
lie todas parties. Diferentemente dc las an
;iguas preparedness de- hero inorGinico, e.
tn no dana nj ennecrece Ia dentadura, nj
! trastorna el est6mago. Los fabricantes ga
| -~.ntizan e! Gxito mas complete 4 TODD Q! que
10 use. dc 10 contrario devolveran el dinero.
| :. voode en- todas las bucnaS drogueriaS.
Adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
HAY COMESTIBLES Y COMBUS
TIBLES EN- CANTlDAD
SUFICIENTE

MADRID. noviembre 30.-El Di-
rector de Where's inform6 al Par!a-
mento de que la situacion ha meiora-
do notablemente V que Ia eXistencia
que hay de comestibles V combuSti-
bles, carbon V harina especialmente,
Sc considera suficiente para las ne
cesidades inmediatas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
nDATEC No mande nj un Centavo I'd TITO
UASHIz0 II articulos inseresantes. JEsAlIO

Este reoj de ORC reneno CO.. una maquinaria de % ruhes, IS tan prac-
tio V it'll Y no es demasiado grande nj pequeno, y todos deberian poser
Sc demore, Y aproveche esta oferta, recorte este cupon Embellishments Y
mandenoSlo. ;Por que pagan VI precio mas alto pT IN reoj De % rubieS,
mientras que % nosotroS listed puede conseeuiro al preco de fabrica?
joyeros los venden a $500 V $4,000, Y por relojes que nj siquiera pue-
den compararSe con este. No eSpere que janaS voiVera a tener n oportu-
-SSTr pmC. ago
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

Hero Nurado. para t%onijiedr y ree0nstT"'r
ouc no saben que tonaar. u Ia Gest"6 a' Sc
,,oo;ors,. pues con su testin'on'o nH"chas
drGn Ia medicine que nccesitdn.
Comentando Ia actitud del an
+i-uo Secretario del Tesoro,
Mr.. Leslie NJ. Shaw. al autori-
Ear II publication de su test- S
nonio rccomendando cl Hero EN
Nuxado. cl Dir. James Francis s6sAs
Sullivan, antique medico del MEs4e4EnE
Hospital de Bellevue (Depar- 49,
tamento del Exteriorl New ~
York y del Hospital de! Con- .%---
dado de westehes'er' dii0; zas
Hay miles de personals de-
biles. nerriosas y decaidas, que
n~cccSitan una preparation CO.
mo 81 Hero Nuxado para tonIficar y re-
c~onstruir Su sistenla. pcro no sahen que 70
mar. nor 10 que ell testimonio del SecTetario
Shaw, al recomendar esta magnitlca raeci-
Gina. se-vir:i para que muchas personals OBJ,
tengan el rcmedio que nccesltan. Dice 81
Or. James Francis sullivan. antique n'c'So
del HosDital de Bellevue (Departa-nento del
EXTERIOR y del Hospital del Condado de
Westchester. Ell Secretario Shaw .fs am
pliamente conocido y So buena reputaclon
e integridad son incuestionables: 2si pueS'
Ia recommended que hace del Hero NuNa-
uO. - fltilp w So $1,000"
este rcmedio obtenga in confianZa mas 'o-
soluta del pubico Y como una evidencla de!
vcriadero merito de esta preparation.
La formula de la composition del HE
! rro Nuxado esta sicndo cXtensamenfe publ
cada Y un cuidadoSo analisis de ella. conFSn-
cer;i 4 c%ualquier medico o farfnaceu'iSo oei
gran valor terapeutico de II medicinal. ) ror
In tantn. n~osotroS. los medicoS podremoS SIN
vacilaci6n recetarla para bencficio de nues-
tros enfermos.
los mcdios modernos de cocinar y Ia
vida febril que los habitanteS de este pas
Ieyan. han dado como resCitado IN aiar-
nante aumento de pcrsonas cuya sanTre
est. deficiente de hero. Por falta de he
-ro en- 81 sangre cStara I'd enre1ecIdo 4 los
treinta amos: dehil. faito de mem"rIa' ner-
v;oso. irritable y compietamentc dccaido
r,ientras que. con abundancia de hero en-
81, sangrs. puede llegar a los 80 o SO COM
pletamentc saludable. rcIuvenecido. i!eno ae
vida, todo su ORGANISING rebcsara u" ehcrE'a
y fucrza.
Como prueba &c 10 que acabamos de de-
| c;-. tomemos cl case del antiSuo Senator
de los Estados Unidos. Mr.. Charles "A.
Townc. quien Il pesar de pasar de % ano'
b. energ.a. FL Senador Towne ha dicho
"He halI.do en- el Hero Nuxado 81 mejor
| t6nico Y regulator del siStema. Por 10 tan
To no dciarG nunca dc tomar.o.
"Adcm:Is. tcncmos al Antique Comis'ona-
do de Salubridad, Mir. Kerr, quien ha 13sa-
do de so amos de edad, pero Sc conserra sH-
! no. yigoroso. lleno dc cnergia y vitalidad. Il
Comisionado Kerr dice que su admirable eS-
! tado fisico Sc debe en- gran parte al uso Que
hacc del Hero Nuxado: agrega. ademns'
! Que csta preparation dcbcria Ser usada en-
todo- los hospitalcs y rccetada por toEios los
nedicos del pals.
FL antique Secrctar;o del TeScro. Dir. Les
lie NJ. Shaw, cxpresa: He estado touando
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18
Nuntner 16.

i6en Srteoen mt uns uno Der Jorss
iesung bes rihtiibtsloien Saubboot-
frieees offenitanO. ilniere Starfe
pabribeinliA unieridGste, uuo e&
mag tniere ardfte aild iest unter.
iG)0tt babeu, % es mieoerum ben
aries anitatt bes Srieoens pdblte.
9ber in iolden Soffnungen lis.t
feline Siberbeit.
9eipalt fann man MIR nit @e-
malt besegnen ~@epalt, @eiualt bia
gum GuBeriten, @elpalt obne gin-
idrantung uno @renoen," wie SerH
@ilion iib in ieiner lesten He6e
ausbriidte. Propbeoeiunsen ,ina
Soffnungeu baben iid in oteieR
gr0Bten aIler ariese ais sleid trii-
gerii9 erpieien uno es perbleibt
ni6ts, oils Die 9eridte BON ben
Sbladtfelbern 5il perfoleen. Den
Sonner ber 8anonen bat Die Spro-
DIE Der 9iplomaten iibertont, iin6 flo
peroen ben ausgang entideioen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18
TIMER Triiblings &ers
faut bon Seioe gebt
lufig ipeiter. NIT
nenen saben bon ST.
terehe ieoea Sag
3ugefiist.

Gin Berfauf, ben Dilletanten unb
Brofeliionells 8leioermaderinnsn nidt
gut iibsrisben f6nueu. Die ansebote
iinb nitbt alte SBaaren, ionoeru bic neus
elten Sabritate pon ben beften Wfiblen
Ia Nmerifa. @s siebt nibts neueres
In @eneben. Sarben ooer Wfultern.
Gues If perfect -unisr eisensr rsgnla'
rn Yorratb -uno iobalo oieier Ser.
fauf poriber 1T. 9eben bic Yreiie Die.
Der gum normalen. Disies 1T warum
mir Wertbe anfiibren - nm bu 3sl9en,
pns bic mirflihen @riparnilie iino.
$3.50 Shantuns Yonsse 80 SO Ste.
bic Gle. Dies Sabriiat wiro beuust
fur 2leibsr uuo Nn,hse. elm isar faib'
ionablss Wtaterial In iduari uno 5ar'
ben.
81 natarlids Ponsee 3u 60 Gents
Die @lls. 33 3on Material, bas prat'
tiia iowobl wie. .itiliid 1T fur als Som.
mer Sleiber.
81 weise pai9bare CORDUROY 3u 70
Gents Die Gle. Das ftiliife Wfaterial
fir alle Sport9swanber, RSds, &let'
oerr6de, nlm.
81 80 ssitr.ifts Tuffstu Iu $1.15 Die
Gle, uuo ge3eist in allen Sorten BON
Sarben unb 3ombiuationen fur ftilil4e
2leiberr6de uno 8leioer.
$1.25 peiBer waihbarer Satin 81
80 Gents bic Gle. Dies lit bas Wta.
terial baS 10 uiel benust piro ftir Barte
ilntsrsewdnosr ieber Sorte uno art.
$3.50 Satins 3u t1.29 Die Gle. SO
Soll 5abritat In einfadeu @ewsben,
fhmar3 unb al Die neuen 5arben cine
ftanoaro Qualitdt.
$1.5O Crepe be @hine 81 s1.25 Die
Gle. @ineS Der 9eluu9enltsu Sommer
Wfateriale. INNER Sufrieoenitelleno unb
whni6snswsrtb 40 3ol brett, idwar3
anb 5arben.
81 fbwar3s Chiffon Eaffeta 3u $1.59
Ole @lle. SO .3oll SBaare uon tii4ti'
gem @emiht. tpeidsr 5iuiib, nit sinem
oaueruoeu @taus. pra&tuolI fur ORA
pirun8.
$3.50 Crepe be @bine su $179 bic
Gle. Cine Der beiten Qualitdten, 40
SolI brett, elm fhmsres @ewebe, oas
palie no 1T ftir ole @ebrduhe; praht'
oolle Shattirungen unb 5arben.
9aupt 5lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18

gBie groben Iugen begegne8
mir oft, nenn mir etfuas 10 red1k
SeIbitperitdnolides iagenl
Gin i'd fann nidt aflea
piiien, aber etluas mub ieoer babes.
ipas er oroentlid perltebt.
Ole erite &ontgen aus
nabme zines Shdbels geidab 90
bem bon Si-Suns.Sihang.
g8enn ieber ieiner eigenen he.
ge geben fonnte, miiroen nod nie9e
9eilte auf sIbwege geraten.
3ugreifen uno nidt longs
bebenfeul iagt man meiitens hst
re6t bebenfliben geidGften.
Sober 2at 1T gut. entinee
Der, penn man i'm befolgt - ooers
ipenn man i'm unbeadtet lGbt.
Oft fonnen mir uns ga1.
nidt poriteIlen, mas mir in Der Gags
tun tpiiroen, in Der mir - iino.
Bon ben 100000 areuofab-
rern Die unter @ottfrieo D. 8ouitr
Ion segen Seruialem 5ogen, erreidlr
ten nur 10000 bas Seilige Saud.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18
- Sdones Bort. Soft 6u

9 d6nes Bort. Soft 6n
bic Wenge 8oitiime uno Siite oex
Neier 9eiebens
So, es lit srobartis. mas bie iida
pIIes 5uiammengeohnmabtelt bot.
- Wibperitanbnis. Die
ner (eines peribuloeten 8aron8):
nSerr Baron Die an0pfe an meinee
Sioree fonnten wobl AUDI NAL Der.
filbert peroen."
Baron: rIee, nee, bas sebt nidts
Die miiiien ibon bran bleiben."
SIN m9untlen". so it,
tim biit On i6on nit SrduIein Gre.
te uno ueiSt nod tmmer ni6t, wie.
UieI iie mittrieetS"
DSa, es lit leioer 10; id fiiiie bolt
INNER nod 10 i'm SunfeIn berum.@
@intrGsIid. @riter aetl-
ner: ~8ieuieI perbienit 9u nlonat.
Iid2"
3peiter 8eIlner: %, id bin iete
sufrieoen; bel uns eiien piele Sod-
5eitsreiienbe, ba fann man iid betn
Iooieren irren nad SeraensIuitc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18

(True translation filed with the Postmaster at
Scranton. Pa. on April 49, 1913. as required by
the Act of October g. IoI7.l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-18

31b Sefferion apsnue. nahs 9inben q.
Dftes 6irabsn; 80 6srntttasS, -
Rs4ntttasS aab IS NbsnbS.
8tibt 9sItpbsns
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
Moore's strand-"s5, 900 an Hour,

The screen at Moore's Strand Thea
ter will be held the first four days of
this week, beginning today, by Hale
Hamilton. one of the most ebullient
personalities before the public, who
is filmed in the leading role of 81, 600
an Hour" a celluloid version of the
high-speed story OF the same name
by George Randolph Chester. This
enlivened tale Of the young man who
simply had to make money at the
rate indicated in the title-and sue
ceeded-furnishes intervals of the
most diverting humor the screen has
recently reflected, at the same time
carrying a romantic story of COM
manding interest without interruption
of the continuity. The production is
an example of Metros best work, and
the supporting cast one that catches
the roIlicking spirit of the play.
For the last three days of the week,
beginning Thursday, Sessue Kayak
ava will be the star pictured at the
Strand. The latest vehicle in which
the noted Nipponese. appears Is en-
titled THE Temple of Dusk" and
visualizes a story. of the Orient that
affords numerous scenes of distinctive
picturesqueness and many also In
which the star. is enabled to demon
strate anew the completeness of hls
equipment as a master of pantomims
The supporting cast is one of impress
sive capability, including Sylvia
Bremen, the Australian beauty; Jane
Novak, film actress of acknowledged
power and popularity; Lewis Will
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08

engagement, is a departure from the
old stereotyped editions of burlesque
shows, according to advance state
ments of the management. 1t is in
two acts and seven scenes with a
bountiful number of song novelties in
terspersed.
Rogers and Donnelly and Boutte and
Carter are two vaudeville teams with
the offering. Jules Jacobs. the He
brew comedian; Lew Golden, his foil,
and John Grant, known as the best
dressed straight" actor in burlesque,
make up the rest of the male cast
Nellie Nice heads the feminine con-
tingent, which includes Emily Nice
and Elsie Donnelly. "At Coney Island"
is the name of the vehicle for this
years edition of Hello, Paree" which
will be here for a full weeks en-
gagement. Rapid-fire comedy. excel
lent singing and dancing and bevy
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
Moore's Garden--1'The Panther
Woman"

Beginning today and continuing
through Tuesday, Nine. Olga Petrova,
the. foremost emotional actress on the
contemporary screen, will be pictured
in the title role of her latest photo
play release, THE Panther Woman"
In this subject Petrova transcends all
previous efforts and adds to her al
ready long list of exceptional por-
trayals a characterization that COM
bines with dramatic power an ex-
ceptional demonstration of interpre-
tative skill. The supporting cast is
one which contributes sterling work
and superb balance to the climacteric
scenes in which the subject abounds.
On Wednesday and Thursday the
Garden will offer one of the signifi-
cant film plays of the year in 1.-THE
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dinary added attraction in the Rigo-
letto Quartet, which recently cleo
trified New York as a special fea-
tire Of the bill al the million dollar
Strand Theater. The artists COM
prising this organization are, Alys
Michot soprano; Ralph Errolle,
tenor; Dorothy Pilcer, contralto;
Won Colignon. basso- baritone. Their
selections will be in harmony with
the superlative elegance Of the new
house, and the supreme excellence
of the film plays programmed.
OF the subsidiary films also to be
included IN the bill, interest, doubt
less will center in the current news
pictorial, a delightful Christie COM
edy. a masterpiece Of scenic beauty
and the deep-sea educational Gin
photographic study Of life in the
unsounded fathoms of the ocean
To these ocular portions Of the
opening bill will be added the charm
Of symphonic orchestral accompani-
ment, rendered bf the largest band
of solo artists in the Capital nnder
the conductorship OF Daniel Bree-
skin and Mr.. William Stansfield,
presiding at the only specially con-
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Hypocrites," a screen version of the
famous play of the same name by Sir
Henry Arthur Jones. In the stellar
role of this magnifcently staged super
feature Elizabeth Risdon does a bit
of her finest acting, and throughout
the master touch of George Loane
Tucker, the director. is apparent
For the last two days of the week
the Gardens chief attraction will be
Bluebird's latest starring vehicle for
charming Violet Mersereau, TO
gether." a comedy-drama in which
the star and her excellent supporting
cast are happily cast. The photog-
raphy in this subject is quite on a
par with the high artistic quality of
the production.
The daily feature will, as usual, be
supplemented by short reels of varied
interest and synchronized orchestral
accompaniment.
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Moore. RiaIto-DEye for Eye.r

Moore's Rialto Theater will be
opened to the public tomorrow night
with the most elaborate program
ever arranged for a similar occasion
in Washington. The photoplay fea-
ture of the dedicatory bill will be
Eye for Eye" a seven-part super
production in which Nine. ALA Naz-
imova attains histrionic heights,
which even she never before has
scaled. In the role of Hassouna,
fiery tempered Arabian, the distin-
guished Russian reveals depths of
emotionalism that are as astontsh-
ing as the ease with which she por-
trays the lighter qualities Of a
character that is as complex as II
is fascinating. The production is
one to conjure with.
Supplementing this de luxe piece
de resistance, will be an extraor-
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loughby and Henry Barrows.
The major features are in each in
stance supplemented by abbreviated
subjects of diversified interest and
synchronized symphonic accompani-
ment.
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CURRENT ATTRACTIONS
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'iGood-by. Bill"' in which Shirley Ma
son and Ernest Truck appear. In ad-
dition to the feature film each day,
shorter pictures will round out the
program, while the symphony organ
and great pipe -organ~ will provide
pleasing music.