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sybbernes 9srpteit / Mnlebnina- II

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SEEM Oorf bar i6ag @i6ne til Oct itdr>
ite Optog af ct erfelt Golf, ioet 100,-
600 SSSeoer toge6e / cit @grgeproces,
lton giet1nem @a6er11e iom en- Bros
teit moo 81oobo6 poa lit Solf i
Ukraine. Sra &l. 1 gn. til lenge
efterat oct bar blepet merft gif So
get u6en slfbrDoelie fra 9itli6ens ne.
6re Streg til Carnegie Sail geeitc1
$4,000 lniformereoe Goloater og
9rlogsmatroier anfbrte Teget. 8eo
ct Masiemebe, iaften bolotes Ealer
of Joreneoe @taters @enotor Me6ill
McGornicf of SSllinois, >Biceguper,
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$. scbiff.
Gbicago 6e11 24oe geop. Ser maot,
te uofuloes EXTRA 8ofiti og ri6enoe
Bolitt for at pasie paa en- Soriam=
ling nf ca. 10000 Sg6er, Der ino-
fan6t Zig til ct 2ofa1e Centrum isag
for at proteltere moo sSgoe1nosiafrer.
nei Ukraine og fD61ige @uslan6. Set
bleb 116obenoiet at bol6e ct Mp6e for
Dem, Der life fom in6, i-@rant Yarf.
8asiagerer nrster at betale 10
Gents spurbDsnsp,nge. Seem gorf
Sen 25be Mob. gn Scamp blep uo-
fjqmpet n1ellen1 Snfpeftgrer for
8rooflpn gfailmap GonpanD % ca.
90 3asiagerer ioagmorges lon 4liz
nar paa 8rooflDn Yublifums Scamp
mob 10c-3onetarten.
Den 8ogn, bbori 5lags,naalet
fa11ot :Ste6, nar tioligere paa Mfte-
tten fi6rt ino paa EN- SibeIi,1ie, oa 90
MR116 npgteoe at betale anoen Gang
peb @n6en at f6rfte Gone. De erfla-
rebe, at 6e biIbe tilbringe Matten /
0ogl1e1,, % beitilte Mab. Ser blep
fenM SSnipeftarer for at faife Mpn-
oene 116. Bognen blep rar1po11eret,
2ps og ginouer fnl1it, ioet 3asiage-
rerne blep falfet elIer oraget us.
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rer11e lite funbe fora11ore 2enstari=
fen for at fao Mrbeiberne til at giesl.
optage Mrbeioet, ba 8rrn6ielsao111i,
niltrationen afilog at ti1la6e sSor=
lbgielie nf MarimunSpriferne poo
anl for at flare BET, egebe Yroouf-
tionsfoitenoe.
Sen fpoerale 8renoielsaominiitra
tion fnn6gior6e iaften el, embargo
pao Mntbracitful.
@aibington 6e11 246e 9fop. 81.
legge-ie at aultreifen pentes at billie
bero belt paa Hraltoent @ilion ef,
ter &abinetsnle6et ir1orgen. 4ubi-
(8ortiettes pan 2ben @ibe.)
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47be, @urboeitens 39te Nareans.)
Tn,1 mum ranfkalr
Senatpr &nnte Neliun forelesger en-
8tll om unbertrpffelie al be
urpbe" De Gorene6e Stater.
Willen giber Mrbeiberbepart,
Wpnbiggeo til at beportere nl-
trara6ifale 1tolenoinger.

8a1bington 6en 19oe Nob. Gra-1
ltilfe 6oranitaltninger for l1n6ertrDf-
|felie al ~rboe" 6e Gorene6e Stater
blep foreilaaet for Genatet ioag nf=
Snititsoepartementet en- Sill fore
lagt at Senotor @nute Melion, Sor-
mano @enotets SSultitsfonlite. Gen
|af Sesultits6 s6epartetnentet 1oarbeibebe
Sill oefinerer oprerife Berioner fo1n
Dem, Der uiprer in1oo, n1ooietter fig,
forebpgger, binorer> foriinfer eHer
forieger at giere noge1t af bisfe
Sing moo ben fri l16ppelie at -Megie.
ringens cl!er nogen af oens Gunftio-
nerers @anblingcr". st Ifribe,
trDffe eller uobre6e noget Oro, Tegn,
Gale eller 8illeoe> ber er af oprbrF
9lrt eller fan birfe opbioien6e til
FOprgr, ltraffes me6 en- SOB nf
$4,000 eller 20 9lars 5eng}el eller
begge Gele.
timber BEN Baragraf al 8illen, Der
angaar ublenoinger, lorn bliber
funoen fplbige at ubbreoe oprpr{f
Stof og agitere for @olibebis1ne, 81.
pes Observation-Disclosures Mpnbig-
beo til at oeporte1e alle ioaoanne
l@6leu6i,1ger, Ser berefter 11egtea
N6gang til De Gorene6e Gtater. Ma-
turaliiereoe Yerioner, Der bliber
fun6en ffploige r.n6er 2oben, oH BIZ
be 6e1taturaliieret og 6eporteret.
Mt 9fegierinas 9epartemel,terne
life bar funnel faa 11o al 2anoet
uoen1anolfe @gitatorer, 6er bar prp-
fet slnarfi og 9tprtning af 8egie<
Tringen,> bill blibe giort til @ienltanb
for cit un6eriegelie> af 9uiets Sno-
pan6ringsfomite be 1eitfelgen6e ii
Gage: Get nefte @friot :bltber, at
fonferere me6 Suititsl1iniiter 81. M.
5Ralnler angaaen6e Oberfgrelien nf
al Deportation til sS5uitits epnrten1e11-
tet' iiteoenfor at 6ele oenne WirfIe1l,-
be6 neflen: bette Departen1et1t og.
Mrbei6eroeparte1ne11tet.
Treoag pi1 &omiteen begpnoe meo
en- nnoerlggelie af Mrbei6er6eparte.
'1e,1tets 9eportations onspirflon1beo +
Netp Dorf. @irf lombeoe,1 unoer oe,1.
tt0ligere SSnoban6ringsfommisip
6reoeric 6. Soipe, iom mi er f1,pttet
til Nlumbplan=2igaen, bi1 blipe 1t1-
oeribgt< iag6e Sorma11a gilbert SSobn.
ion, gioere iag6e ban, at man biI
un6erIgge &Dgterne ON, at en- bel
Del rabifale, ion1 life er blebet arre-
iteret, MI forf6ger at un6gaa 9epor.s
tation be6 at uotage fine fgrIte 8or.
gerpapirer. ...---ss s1s
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Snipeftipnen paa Gllis Sglanb

Snipeftipnen pna ellis sSslanb
mangelfnlo. g2eip Oorf oen .24oe.
Nob. 2opgipning af @ongresie,1
oer forbpoer Ba9ter beo Gllis So
lano S11bbanori1rgsltation at bore
8aaben, iiges at bape paret Sfplb +,
lat f3 Sanger nplig flDgteoe. 9ette
blep oplpit paa Sobnion-&ongr
nlitee,1s ferite Mgoe paa glIis Sslano
i6ag, bbor: Der III foretages en- I'm
oeripgelie~i alnleoning al Snopou.
Observation-Disclosures sangibelige
l&nolaoetie af at 6eportere benisIige
Nnarfiiter> Ser opboloer Zig uloplig L
2an6et.
Msiiltere,1de 9perinipeftbr 8pron
$. 11bl unoerrette6e &on1iteen ON, at
Mangel paa SSnipeftgrer paa ellis
Ssla11b bar binbret sStlobanoringsoe.
partementet at erpe6ere De bio,
ienote Sager raift. Sc fleite af be
@agter, Der fan ifaffes, er ruelIerl
20 og so 9lar og fa,t bare bore
Stoffe, iagoe ban.
Gn anben DIE 9anfen. gentra.
fla, @alb., ben 20oe NoD. Me6lenl
of7S. 50. @. Ole Sanien, Der gt1ifes
arrelteret Sorbinoelfe nleo Worbe-
ne pan 8nabenitillt osoager, fgg-S
tes ioag npr sSnbepenoerce, bpor ban
igaaraftes melotes iioit feet, MDn-
oigbeberne iiges at babe erbolM bpr.
6ifl1loe 9plpsninger fra 8bHip
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rige l1ge Beningbnn1, Buf6., ,l1,-
Der en- &a58ia poa BET oerbarenoe s.
50 s. Sope ofbarter 8ocfnoef er..
Hare6e iig fDloig ! gDnoifali isne %
bleD Hagt s., 600 8poer igaar. So
.allore Mano, Der antages at Had
rbtnoelie meo GentraIia =gioroerle,
Ct arreiteret safen Ore. s
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Aatiunfu
Joribe paa at fremme ct Gorbmnh
trobs Be Torenebe Staters 9olb=
ming. .Ste,nt1ingea / Surge.

Nasis oen 24ursNou. Matt arbei'
Ser ifren1beles me6 Yldners ON en-
&onferens al ollie 6ore11inger /. ollie.
re6e~ og neutrale 2on6e for at frem.
me 9}ationernes 6orbur6 tro6s Del
a1nerifanlfe Senats Negtelie of at
antage Gorbun6et. &onfere1Iel1 az,
tes bo16t / 8riisiel lite Sec. og
Tranfrige, 5torbritonnte1l Staliet1,
8elgien, 9eorge, Portugu1, @refen,
lan6> Po1en> @bina og SSapan bil ien'
De outoriiere6e Delegater, blep oer
befienotgiort.
@onfere11ien: famles efter Opfors
bring of 6en~franife Screening for
Nationernes Sorbu16 neo 2eon
Bourgeois i Spi6ien og Natto1lalfor=
bun6ets Union un6er 2e6el1e al 2oro
@rep og 2or6 @obert Cecil.
= Set rorife .@tortbing ct fam.
menfolot for at fotte 8el1utning a11'
gaaen6e 9fationernes 6orbun6 ifpl,
ge ct ipecielt Selegram fra gIla Qln,
fer, 6ateret 2onbon 6en 246e Nob.,
til ,,,,Gt: Saul Dispatcb" -og Silica
60 0ailp Netps"
Ser bleo np1ig bolbt ct Masfenb.
Sc / &riltianio> bbor 81. a. Gribtiol
Naniet1 7@eneraliefreter 2ange og
neutrality-suspicious. &alborie11 talte.
Nanien ipre6e for at itbtte Natio-
nernes 6orbrno og ian1meultgnebe
Bogten 1neb 9iegnblen efter 5lon1>
men io1n ct Eegn pao, at Ell Zig Ser.
6ensfataitrofe fife bil6e bpn6e igien.
@enerallefretpr Gbri1tian Gauge
al 6en i11terpar1amentariife lnio;1
erffereoe Sorbu1bet for en- tbinge1-
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oe Nbopen6tgbeo og ct @friot trent
ober. Gpf1an6s Mfrultring btl BIZ
be ct iaa itort gfonouiif @o6e foc
oet, at ale an6re Mationer ct 11eot
til at fp1ge grelnplet
neutrality-suspicious. Saloorier,
tnente, at Rorge buroe lutte Jig til
Nationernes Jorbunb. San antog,
at Mnerifa piloe illfte iig til 6or.
brroet. 9bis Mmerifa ifnl6e 1toa
uoettfor, tl1roe ban tffe iige, bpao
Norge iful6e giere.
Set 1orfe SoH berter MI ippn6t
paa, bbab Mmertfa till1ut bill giere.
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Npmt &nfman1.

par paa 6ll,gt ioag. Geteftiper bar
iporet bam til Gbillicotbe> ST., og
bar bare nogfe Eimer efter 6lDgtnin=
gen.
Miles forlo0 Chicago Gre6ag i Wi,
tomobil> opbolot fig i Diron>, ST.,
inottl Man6ag Morgen, 6a ban fidr=
te til Yeorio / Saricab> ifelge Bolitiz
ropporterne. neutrality-suspicious.
&t1o>p og @apnor anfon til 9iron ct
Yar elmer, efterat Miles bar reiIt
oerfra. Sc un6errette6e Mpn6igbe-
6erne langs @eie1es om at pere pao
l16fig paa alle Beie efter 6lpgtnin-
gen. ga oe tom til Gbilltcotbe ioag<
anorges, fit De bere, at en- Man6 al
Wiles ltoleet1oe bab6e fot1a5t en-
9luto1nobil ser og taget ct Gog til
@alesburg.
I .Staalitreifen enot / Gbicagpbiltrif.
tet. Chicago 6en 216e Mob. Gtaol=
itreifen ct forbi for GbicagobiTriftets
8eofommenoe. @aa iiges ser fra
Staoltruf-&olb / t=Soutb Gbicogo og
Sn6iana, @arb0r 1an1t al Bo!itiet og
6et inoremnles en6oe of 1ogle af= oe
itreifenoe Mrbeioere. Staalfabrifer-
nes 8eitprere flyer, at 6eres Gnbrifer
bar nplten ful0 MrbeiosltDrfe og at
Bro6uftionel1 er ngiten normal.
Mangel paa Dnelie bos mango al
Mrbetoerne er bet enelte, Ser bol6er
Brobuftionen I11e6e nnber 100 Bro,
cent, erflgrer oe. Bo1itiltDrfe11 for
5treif5one1t er rebuceret til 200 8e=
tie1te.
&on1plot o,n Serrorisme sSnleoae.
Nbilaoelpbia oen 20be geob. gn
lan6sbio Sammenipprgelie ON at
foronltalte Gerrorisme ssSuleoags
Morge11 er blebet afilgret Der. Ho-
litiet erflare6e ioag, at Mnarfiiter
.oper bele 2anoet bar. forbere6t paa at
ie,1oe 8omber i 8oiten ,fom 5uIepaf-
fer upp1ttet n1eb reoe 8aor6". 94oo-
|Dariel er ienot fg6erale gmbeos-
E1nRno operah.
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8nkkrr-AuntruI.
YrGiibenten siper S,,ltitsminiiteren
Sen Mpn6iabeo, iom Frubia1t'
abmtni itratione,t 1anbe.

@aibington oen 226e Nop. Su.
ititSminilter Falmer begpnote ibag
at intte Wolfineriet Oroen for ab.
lolut &ontrol oper 8roouftionen og
5olg al. 5uffer iom Gplge of at
Yreli6ent @ilion igoar ober6rog til
6am EropiontaoniniI iniItrationens Mpn-
oigbeb. Sans Maal er at ifoffe en-
ti1itreffclig 5ufferforipning til en-
ri1nelig Bris.
Manerne gaar forelebig no paa at
forbpie Trile1t paa alt Suffer> 1,no=
tagen 2or1iliana=Mplinge1l for bpilfe,l
en Yris al II Gents allereoe er fait-
| lat, til IL Gents pr. Buno engros.
@iennem 6enne Brisforbeielie pentes
npe SLIDER til Goripning at billie BIZ
be oabnet. Meo Gorlitring ON, at
en rtn1elig Gortienelte, Ser liges at
pare omfring $1.54 pr. 100 Yun6,
oil blibe tilltaaet, er @ufferroffineri,
erne ollereoe Eereot til at guo i>1o
oct fubanlfe Marfeo % opfiebe alt,
iont fan erboloes, blep set iagt.
Mutoriteterne tror, at oenne Yris,
forbgielie pil afberge en- >alporlig
|Suffermangel.
GoranItaltni1ger Dil itrar blipe
truffet for at affnappe 6orDningea1
al S11ffer til 6abrifarter, bpis Bro=
butter fife betragtes fpm npopenoige
Muobarer = ssc. 4 -. -: ::
Gbicogo sen 21be Mop. Goreneoe
Staters &etsfommisier 2elpis S.
Maiou u6lte6te i6og 2lrreltorore moo
80 &oloniolban6lere Chicago, ser
anflages for Erofitertng /. @uffer.
Suffer io1gtes for op til zoe pr.
Fun0 fer i6og.
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Miuefiifere biemfon,,,e,

WltHn1tIteTt D1eHttU1HHt. gSd1Ds
i,tgton Den 20oe geob. 80 Minefiffe.
re anfom til Seem gorf igaar % ioog
=efter at babe bol6t pan r1eb bet fare
fuloe 9rbei6e at renie Moroipen for
:ober SO 900 Mi1ter. De ffaI a,g1,-
fires af 61aaoen1i1iIter Dauiels j
Mortb Miper paa Manoag.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIN.
D. Z. keIth's-NnudeNiIIe.

Leon Enrol. the famous Broadway
comedian of the "Follies," "HitChy-
koO,' and other typical New York
tObasco shows. will make his Wash
inStOn debut in vaudeville at B. Z.
keith's Theater next week. In his
suppirt will be Jed Prouty. Mr.. Err
rol will present The Guest" in
which his screamingly funny bibu-
lous antics in "Hitchy-Koo" will be
duplicated. The extra added attrac-
ton will be Joe Morris and Flossie
Campbell in The Avi-ate- her" An
other striking novelty will be What
Girls Can Do" Offering the NORM
Sisters. the Warren Girls. Queeni4
Dunedin, Ardelle Cleaves ana Pauline
Chambers in series of diyertisse-
ments. Others will be Ted Doner
in new type of single dance act;
Llora Hoffman. the American prima
donna: Masters and Kraft in satire
on the song-and- dance man; the
Royal GasCoignes and their "Bertha:" ="
the PickfOrds IN a comic frivolity;
the Pathe news pictorial, and the
Red Cross war serial
Next Sunday at and S:l5 p. M.
at r. F. Keith's. the bill will show
Gertrude Iofmann, Edmund ayes
and company. James and Bonnie
Thornton. and the others Of the cur
rent week
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
Cosmos Vaudeville.

The Ottagawa Troupe OF Japanese
jiu jitsu athletes in an Oriental
exhibition of feats interlarded with
comedy will be the novel headline
attraction at the Cosmos Theater
next week. 1t is one of the unique
exhibitions in vaudeville blending
laughter with exciting surprises and
this will b. its first appearance in
Washington. Anderson and Gaines
will come with their l1ughabIe
blaCkface skit, "How's Zat-Cum
Agin"; the Three Burke Sisters in
delightful musical number. and
Curley and Hall in a one-act sketch,
Mr.. Flynn from Lynn" Other acts
will be announced Sunday. The big
raft-Paramount photOpIay fea-
turing Douglas Fairbanks in "Ari-
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
Moore's strand-swhen a Man Rides
Alone.-

For the last three days of the cur
rent week. beginning today, William
Russell will star at Moore's Strand
rheater in the latest of his own
pnotoplay productions, when a Man
Rides Alone"
Next weeks attractions at the
Strand will be 1.-The Great Romance. 4"
in which the late Harold Lockwood Is
the pictured star. to be shown Sunday
through Wednesday, and THE Gold
Cure starring Viola Dana which
will be the chief feature Thursday to
Sunday. THE Gold Cure" is a roll
licking comedy-drama in which Viola
Dana discloscs unsupported ability as
cumrdienne. The story is an en-
livnning one that is perfectly enacted
uDon the screen by a superior cast.
All bills. as usual, will be supple
m,.nted by shorter film subjects and
orchestral accompaniment.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
COBURN MAKES HIT
In BETTER 'OLE."

Charles Coburn has made the hit Of
his life as old Bill" the rough, good
hearted ''muskrat" in ''The Better
ole" which is now playing to capac-
ity business at tho Cort Theater in
New York. Without a single eXcep-
tiOn, the New York critics have pro-
nOunCed Mr.. Coburn's impersonation a
masterpiece in makeup and acting.
He does not. as a matter of fact, act
old Bill at all. He is old Bill.
Shedding his own personality like Il
coat, Mr. Coburn lives and breathes as
"Old Bilr' during the two-hOurs-and-
a-balf that the doughty old hero
treads the boards
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
synchronized orchestral accompani-
ment.
Moore's RiaIto-sSwoman.s

Woman" Maurice Tourneur's spec
tacle of the ages. which represents
the most artistic achievement of a d.
rector who has never done an un-
worthy thing since the inception OF
the art of the motion picture, will re-
main the chief attraction at Moore's
Rialto Theater throughout the current
week.
Next weeks major offering at the
Rialto will be The Wildcat of Paris. %
with Priscilla Dean. In this whirl-
wind subject are combined romance
with fact, the story dealing with the
subjugation Of the Paris Apaches and
their regeneration under the leader
ship Of modern Joan Of Arc of the
underworld at the outbreak of the
war
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
Arcnde-Dancing.

Merry crowds of pleasure seekers
continued to either enjoy the splendid
dancing floor of the Arcade Audito-
rum. to the alluring strains of the
large orchestra, or gaze down nightly
from the comfortable balcony seats
on the gala scene below. made fairy
like by myriads OF japanese lanterns,
midst fiuttering bunting and multi
COlored streamers.
The strict censorship of the manage
ment is well known, and the splendid
nre-prOof construction of the immense
building adds that sense of security
so satisfying.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
RcIn.co-New York srmnhonr.

DR. Walter Damrosch. at the con
cert OF the symphony Society OF New
York. next Tuesday afternoon. Jsnu-
airy q. at the Shubert-BeIasc0 Thea
ter. will present q brilliant younE
soIoist, Nischa LeyitsB, who will
play tho Saint-SaeUs a. minor Con
certo, for piano and orchestra. No
zart's beautiful symphony IN q minor
will head the program.
Tickets are on sale at T Arthur
Smiths Office. 1896 G street.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
Big Movie News of The Week

scenario and will appear in the lead
ing male role, in addition to assisting
in the direction. Miss Frederick com
pleted her first Goldwyn picture re-
Gently, under the direction of Hobart
Henley.
Word comes from Universal City
that Baron Minoru Hirata, former
japanese Ambassador to Russia, and
Marquis T. Mayeda and Y. Yonemura
were there on a visit recently. and ex-
pressed the intention of gathering
ideas for the production of a propa-
ganda iilm to be shown in Japan.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
LILA LEE WESTERNIZED

Lila Lee claims to be thoroughly
Westernized and to have been so glad
to get back to California she says she
wants to live there always. In a mo-
mcnt of enthusiasm Miss Lee is said
to have cried with joy when she
reached the West. She described the
peace celebration as the best part OF
her New York visit, and while she
admits that New York isn't the worst
town in the world. Los Angeles gets
her vote as being some town in which
To live
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
Next Week at Theaters

zona," will be the extraordinary
matinee attraction and the comedy
will be a Mack Sennett. The ViIlag.
Chestnut" with the Pathe Animated
News and the Bray Photographs.
The Sunday performances starting
at " p m. and practically continuous
the, d fter will present a number of
new features in connection with a
bill of selected high-class acts.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16

the versatile John Barrymore as a
comedian. will hold the screen for the
latter portion of the week, commenc-
ing today at Doew's Palace,
Beginning Sunday and extending
through Wednesday. first local show
ings will be made OF Elsie Fergusou's
newest picture, His Partisan wife "
The supporting cast includes David
Powell. Frank Losee, Courtney Foots
and others.
Commencing next Thursday and
continuing for the remainder OF the
week, a special attraction entitled
Don't Change Your Husband" vii
be shown. The usual supplementary
features will complete the program
each day.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
Loew's COiumbie-"The Way of a
Man with n Maid"

Bryant Washburn appears again
on the Columbia screen in his sec
ond starring phOtoplay, The Way
of Man with a Maid" for the lat
ter half Of this week, beginning to-
day.
For the first half of next week,
beginning Sunday, Loew's Column
bia offers a remarkable feature
picture. THE Common Cause" a
war story Of more than average in
terest. 1t is heralded as Stuart
BlacktOn's masterpiece
For the latter half Of next week.
Loew's Columbia will show Carlisle
Blackwell in Love in a Hurry"
The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
Noore's Garden-.'The Cabaret Grip

The principal attraction at Moore's
Garden on riday and Saturday OF
this week will be THE Cabaret Girl,
a new photoplay release, dealing with
new phases Of the so-called gay
life" in which the title role is i'm
personated upon the silver sheet by
Ruth Clifford.
Next week will bring TO the Garden
Sunday through Wednesday, the most
impressive comedy drama In whlch
Mac Murray has ever been hlneu'
"Dauger-Go Slow.
For the last three days OF next week.
beginning Thursday, the Garden an
noupces as the feature of its bill.
THE Girl Of My Dreams, In which
the stellar role is splendidly portrayed
by Billie Rhodes.
Each daily bill will be supplement
ed by shorter picture SUBJECTS anu
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Masonic Tempie-E. VI. Newman.

f. NJ. Newman. the famous travel
lecturer. will open his tenth season
OF travel talks this afternoon at
4:30 O'Clock, at the Masonic Temple
auditorium. on Paris. 1918" The
lecture will be repeated Thursday
evening at Sis o'clock. 1t will be
illustrated with exquisite color
views and wonderful motion pic
lures. He also photographed the
memorable Fourth of July festivities
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Foily-Buricsque.

The DEVILS Bride. staged by
Charles Gramlich. is proving to be
an exceptional entertainment for the
patrons of the Folly Theater this
week. Chorus, comedians and
scenery all tend to make the show
one of the best seen at the Folly
this season. Next weeks attrac-
ton will be Uncle Sans Bellies. 20
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Barrymore Loses Necklace.

Ethel Barrymore is mourning the
loss of her opal necklace, reported to
be very valuable. While it appeared
for a time to be a press agent yarn.
il later turned out to have really oc-
CURED. Miss Barrymore is now offer
ing SlOO reward for its return. She
refused to disclose how it disappeared
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Lyceum-"The Avintors.y

The attraction at the Lyceum The
ter next week will be The Avi-
ators." a musical offering under di-
rection of Frank Lalor. An excep-
tionally strong burlesque cast has
been selected for THE Aviators."
Millie Loveridge is the featured star,
with Eleanore Revere. Ethel Schut-
ta,. Charles Neil. Mic Glynn and
James Mclninery contributing i'm
portant roles.
The plot OF the show deals with
the experiences of a mere man at a
girls aviation camp. 1t is entitled
Failing for the High Flyers" As
an added attraction Mr.. Lalor has
secured a group of models who will
appear to advantage in various
pOscS.
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FROM. THE .REALMOF ADJUSTMENTS

Ward. Jack Honan, Lucille Manion.
F'reda Florence. Leona Earl and a
dozen other celebrities, who will COM
bine in the presentation of an enter
tainment of top-notch character,
Welcome to Our City" The show is
presented in two acts and several
scenes and is described as a musical
revue in which the comedy element
Is ever uppermost.
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Gayety-The Lew Kelly show.

The Gayety Theater will present
next week one of the premier attrac-
tions of the Columbia Burlesque Cir
cult, The Lew Kelly Show" headed
by the inimitable Lew, himself. But
far from being a "one-man show" the
organization includes such well known
as Vic Casmore, Harry
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when the survivors of Chateau
Thierry and our own wonderful ma
rines marched in parade. The pic
ture story of Paris, 1915" is repiete
with human interest.
Tickets may be had at T. Arthur
Smiths office. 1906 G street.
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NatLonar-MasFie Teyte. sOrrentinO.

For the sixth concert Of his Ten
Star Series. T. Arthur Smith has re-
served two young and brilliant artists
Maggie Tcyte. primH donna Of the
Chicago and the Boston Opera com
panies. and TmbertO SoTTcntino. The
concert, a joint recital OF these tWu
artists. will take place at the New
National TheRter Friday afternoon OF
next week. Tickets may be had a.
the Office OF r Arthur Smith. 1876 C
street
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4 Frederick, who went from
NJ to Goldwyn recently, has
{the Goldwyn studios at CtIl-
20 begin work on her next
willard Mack. her husband.
MED her He has written the
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Loew's PaInce-"Here Comes the
Bride"

Here Comes the Bride" said TO be
an excellent example OF the powers OF