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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
ALEXANDER HUGHES
KICKED BY HORSE

Alexander Hughes, colored. ii pa
#tfent at the Emergency hospital
where he is suffering from broken
leg Hughes, who Is employed by
Thomas 8. Dove. liveryman. was at
tending his duties in the stable last
Wednesday when he was kicked By d
horse. The Injured man had to crawl
fro mthe stall, the horse seeming to
realize what he had done and wanting
to infiict further injury Hughes after
crawling out Of the stall called for.
help. and was taken to the Emergency
hospital, where 1t was found he had q
compound fracture Of the left leg. The.
fracture was reduced by pr Purvis.
The accident IL peculiarly unfortunate
- the injured man had only recovered
from fiu-pneumonia and returned to
work on Sunday before the accident
three days later About year ago
he sustained an injury to his arm.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
ORDER OF MOOSE
INSTALL OFFICERS

AT the meeting of the Loyal Order
OF Moose. held last night at Moose
Home, Maryland Avenue the following
officers were Installed for the ensuing
year
Junior Past Dictator, B. w Howe.
Dictator, John Al. Kramer: Vice Dicta-
tor. George h. Mitchell; Prelate, John
w. Wood Sergeant-at-Arms, i W g.
Gray Secretary. u u Medford;
Treasurer. Il. c. Francis Trustee,
VIM. o. Pick
Al handsome charm was presented
BY the members Of the loddge to Ju-
nior past Dictator q ". Howe for his
faithful and efficient services during
the past year The presentation vas
made on the part OF the Order, by Past
Dictator J. L. MedfOrd.
tomorrow, the Moose will hold their
memorial service at the home, 45
Maryland avenue, at 8 p n and invite
their friends
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
Ilirlglhla Passes Over

The dirigible "-C3 u s. N.. passed
over the city this afternoon shortly
after o'clock
Groups OF people assembled on the
streets To watch the great air ship ais.
it passed over It came from Wash
ington, and made the return trip short
" after. AT ! o'clock il came to 9 dead
stop over the postoffice. There ap-
peared TO be two or more people in
the car
When the dirigible got about to-
Germantown, It was apparently caught
in the whirl Of a strong wind current
and was blown back over the town
and across the Severn 70 the Expert
nIent Station, later making its way
over the town again and being lost.
sight Of toward Washington
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
MEMORIAL TO LIEUT..
II. w. WILMER, or THE
AERO SQUADRON

Throngs OF friends from ST. Mary s.
Charles and other counties IN Mary
land, as well as from Washington D
C.. attended the memorial services held
yesterday afternoon al Christ Prot
estant Episcopal church. Ia Plata,
Lieut. Harry White Wilmer. Twentieth
Aero Squadron. American Expedition
ary Forces. who was killed in action
over Argonne Forest October 10. 1915.
Lieut.. Wilmer was brother Of Mrs.
Rockwell, wife Of Lieut. Comdr F w
Rockwell. Revell street. this cir The
Ri. Rev. Alfred Harding. Bishop of the,
Diocese of Washington. officiafed, as
and Canon De Vries. who knew the hero
Lewis h Levering. rector of Port To-
bacco parish. and the Rev. George G,
Graham. the bishops attendant, The
church was lavishly decorated with
palms and flowers, with large cross
OF lilies III the chancel, Over the chan
eel hung gold star Bishop Harding
paid tribute to the heroism Of Amer
ican men and women during the var.
and Canon De Yries. who kew the hero
aviator intimately. eulogized him in
glowing terms.
Lieutenant Wilmer was the son OF
Gen Z. Allison Wilmer, who recently
removed to ST. Marys county. He was
born and reared IN la Plata. and be
fore the entrance of the United States
into the war served with the Canadian
Ar1nys
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
STRENGTHENS
KIDNEYS
PURFTES BLOOD

YOu can't expect weak kidneys to
filter the acids and poisong ont Of. your
system unless they are given little help
Don't allow them to become diseased
when q little attention now will pre-
vent it. Don't try 60 cheat nature.
As soon as yOu commence to have
backaches, feel nervous and tired, GET
BUSY. These are usually Warninga
that your kidneys are not working
properly.
Do not delay q minute. Go after the
cause of your ailments or you may find
yourself in the grip Of an incurabge dis
ease. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil scap-
sules win give almost immediate relief
from kianey troubles GOLD MED
AL Haarlem Oil Capsules will do
the work. They are the pure original
HARLEM Oil Capsules imported direct
from the laboratories In HARLEM, Hol-
land. Ask your druggist for GOLD
MEDAL and accept no substitutes.
Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on
every box. Three ei1es, sealed packages.
Money refunded = they do net quickly
help you.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
GETTING READY FOR
BAY FERRY SERVICE

The planking of the wharf bit the
foot Of King George street IS being re-
placed In the most substantial manner
IN anticipation Of the opening 81 the
ferry service between Annapolis and
Claiborne on May 1st. Two small
frame buildings. to be used as ticket
offices. are being constructed al the
same point. one to remain there and
the other to be put on the boat and
taken to Claiborne.
The plan will be to place the ticket
office in such way that vehIcnlar
and foot traffic will be divided BY it,
the automobiles and other vehicles us
ing the streetway. and the foot pas
sengers reaching and leaving the
wharf BY the sidewalk next the Acad-
emy wall. The sidewalk on the other
side OF the street Is SO narrow as to be
of little use TO the public
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
Johns nol
aillliant Social Event

Aiil large and brilliant aaaemb-
s. peg 1iilg from the local social
~ alseat hui from nearby cities and
- 81 Johns Easter hop last
IS Y tlie college arlnory, was y
q after Easter social event. The
a'sli vas handsomely decorated
praifsion IL flags and pennaTlts
u presented III attractive appear
SIS Handy wife Of Prof.
'he college faculty. and Mrs.
s.lss of Prof Ridgsly and
liinpan Elliott. T s. Al. Corn-
q s Johns battalion. feAeiv-
rs gowns worn by the girls and
'e'les Sere handsome and dain-
aa A Uniform of the college
N Rih sprinkling of civilian
made i pretty setting The
1t'R WAS grea, success from
s.'s5'flf ls we'll as q social stand
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
Naryland Ave. Services

The usual services Will be held to-
morrow morning and evening At the
Maryland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. the Rev p II Spencer, pas
tor.
In the morning at the II o'clock
service the pastor will preach On the
theme. The Calf Maker. and ii the
evening at o'clock on Opened Win-
doWs. All are cordially Invited
All the Epworth League service at
7.15 3. M, the leader will be Mr.. A. b.
Chambers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
St. Anne's Church

ST. Anne's parish protestant Epis-
copaD founded 1882.
st. Anne's church Rev. Edward p.
Johnson, rector. Services on the First
Sunday after Easter.
Holy Communion, 30; Sunday
school, o 80; Morning Prayer. IL; eve
ming service, o'clock
st. Luke's chapel, Eastport Sun
day school. 80; evening prayer, s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
Two Large
g'Ard Parties

Mrs, Bowers. wife Of Commander
Bowers, u. s. ~, was hostess yester-
day afternoon and last evening AT two
of the largest card parties OF the sea
son. Both afternoon and evening
were delightfully."- spent BY the friends
Of the charming hostess There we're
prizes for each table. bridge being
the game. After the game d butfet
supper was served.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
GIVE CARD PARTY AT
ST. MARY'S HALL


"A very successful card party was
held III ST. Mary's Hail last night nm
der the auspices Of Annapolis Council
knights OF Columbus. two games be-
ing played. 500. and DinochIe Prizes
we're given I'd the wfnners who held
the highest scores in their respective
order: there being seven winners ii
each game,
Refreshments consisting Of hot
chocolate, cake. pie and Ice. cream,
we're served after the conclusion OF
playing.
The members who had charge OF the
affair were Walter Hipkins. chair
man: William Il. Roebeck. Joseph j
Denver. Ernest FiorestanO, John a.
Engeike ! u Banks. ] r Martin,
Al G. Davis won the first prize tn
800, and Mr. Maeelnso in pinochle
A benefit performance for the Emer
gency Hospital will shortly be staged
in St Mary's Hall. under the auspices
of me local Knights of Columbus The
cast will consist Of Baltimore players
who will produce A Pair of Skies
This play has had quite a run and Is
being now given All Albaugh's theatre
in Baltimore. The exact date for the
performance here has not been set.
but II Is expected to be early In May.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
n.aAyE MASS GToN

an h sa Sfs6. eaSl5, aGLfga In tss A A.. la. .E.
1.NS 2O5 aO0 530 sf.CES 4:0 5ed
6.01. 1.09 9.OS. II.O1 r. ~. 12.S6 A. =.
xTlaFIy except Sunday
tafaneraing III 0dent0n with n. R- hi
oI.oeAi Annnpalls % baltimore
For tickets ansi fnformati0n apply at
our city ticket 0fEsccs West Ssreet staten,
Stmfe House Station. College AyenMe and
REaden Streets Carvel Hall, Maryland
HatEel Once e. 8. n. a.. f0r UslceFa mid
ahspuaea, etc. e0Enected WITH the Naval
Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
lollaep AIenna Rantlsl Chnrcll

AWAkEtsE 1AVNAttk1 80 eksNAeN ~ 1saA
The morning service will be cone
Quoted by the pastor, at which the
ordinance Of Baptism will be adminis-
tered.
Rev. DR.. Finn OF Newport will
preach the sermon on this occasion.
The pastor, DIR. Sewers, viii preach
at the evening hour Of Worship.
Special music, vocal and instrument
tai at each service.
The Bible classea meet at the usual
hour Come and study Gods word
with its members.
Hours OF services are as follows:
10 .. IA. Blhle school; II =. M,
morning worship: 7:I5 n. m, 2. VI
r. III: IS b. M, evening worship: We'd
nesday. IS b. M, prayer meeting.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
aallne nl>ll
WIPER liinr Hon

afs seales wife of Admiral Scales,
aperinteadent Of The Naval Academy,
81 4e hostess this evening after the
aasaff hail given By the midshipmen,
5stt1ig dish supper for 4 num-
Ct nliishipnlen OF the first and
y classes and their young friends,
'aa Nfl he entertained at the super
Ten Quarters.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
CIV pro orfy Sold

Charles r. Lee, real estate broker,
has reported ths sale Of the dwelling
house property on Hill street former
" owned by Albert Winchester, 70
Miss Lillian Crandel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

a sore throat is ID good breeding place Tor
Diphtheria germs. Protect your children
81 never neglectin9 Sore Throat. You can
wisely depend upon TONSlLINE. Give
Tonsiline upon the first appearance of Sore
Throat don't give Diphtheria chance
II fhat throat Ia ita weakened condition.
when TONSIE HE IS swallowed il comes
directly Id contact with the diseased sur.
face and induces B healthy c0ns ~
dition &c The membranes then the G<kA
syutero can better defend the throat
attacked By Diphtheria germs.
Ksep TOrgSEk HE ii the house
where ron can get il quick when 10
needed. 35c.. 60c. and &l.O0. "
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
st. Martins Erang. Luth. Church

At ST. Martins Evangelical Luth-
eran church, G. r. Hahn, pastor. serv-
ices at ii and o'clock
Sunday school at S:45 a. M. NJ. i.
Brown, superintendent.
All friends are most heartily in
voted to attend these services.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
ChairmaTl

Mrs Moss feels that the commen-
dation expressed by the State chair
man of the Woman's Section Of the
Fifth Victory Loan should be shared
by her efficient committees TO whom
the success Of the work Is largely due
and III taking this means Of making
Mrs Cones letter public
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
First Visit
In Is FEARS

Mr.. Louis faobeck. former Anna
politan, now located In Portsmouth,
IN. H. Is IN Annapolis, visiting his
mother, Mrs. Roback, an dsister, Mrs
Charles III Treadway, of Reyell St;
also his brother, Mr. William AZ no;
beck, It Is his first trip to Annapolis
lin 15 years and Mr. Robeck is renew
ing old acquaintances
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

l9I,u comes home with pon1p
,a8hers proud
Il, ltes up the street % thrill
I!iH drum
all eager IN the crowd,
fsaize the truth that he has
oa the frame-fit laurel
M ner hail know and speak hls
saif
,vlts rtpes his bravery attest.
fIliel shall be the very heart
John plain John, comes
bIl fe me.
Tla s9iffl,f lad, my only boy 50 dear
ss, knew brave wherever he
mign he
ause again ! have him with me
hsre
n. sorli t me would then seem
jifs lis fair
s. khaning he IS home and did
hare
Florence T osnun
w. 14lfu 4 Thipps, Wife.of super
.l.afltr Public buildings Of this
spending the weekend In
gasItaFfap
q.s Margaret 6. McCusRer Is visit
4, bar brother Mr. Bnrnuem Me-
l5.ker. Il East Orange n !
l,erpretaiiW Dallclng
h vi. Phlpps
Nh William Rogers Phipns, who has
ft,r several exhibitions OF his In
,tpretltfqe dances ID baltimore and
a.shaglon. was guest Of honor at q
II rtteIt by Wilherforce q OWst, the
SID English composer, at his studio,
81 saturday, evening
MI M i t'armack who has been
iaseIlng tllc past month in the In
Is,es ii tln Fidelity Guarantee Com
aay 81 baltimore, has returned and
paed lis family here near Annapo-
Ais Leila Rfgsby Of Goltcher Coll
M Baltimore. attended the hop last
ssb ii ii Johns College and il stop
sag with Mrs s. S Handy
}liss Locker, 81 ST Aiary's county, IL
fslnr her aunt. Mrs George We
H5dgps, iii the Duke or Gloucester
iaflments. and was among the visit
4 girls attending ST Johns Easter
ap lust night. She will also attend
u nrdshipmen,s Easter hop at the
anl academy tonight. Miss Loker
sister af Midshipman Loker.
Mss Harriet Scales, daughter OF
linfral and Mrs Scales. who has
sfa spending the Easter holid8gs
9Th her parents at the Superinten
a'ats Quarters. Naval Academy has
ts'afted % resume her studies at the
anral Cathedral School for girls
Il Washington n g.
Rss Meta Burrage, daughter OF
3niraI and Mrs Bnrrage, Of Wash
sttoa Who has been visiting Mrs
eartyl Bryan, al Wardour, Is spending
Ii Weekend with her uncle and aunt.
9aliFal ana Mrs Scales, at the Naval
sga5elny
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
STATE CHAIRMAN
|. C)MNDS mrs. MOSS
Local Chairman Congratulated
On Accuracy Of Report On
Victory Loan Here
COMMITTEE ALSO PRAISED

Mrs. Robert Moss, county chairman
or the WomaR's Section for the VIC
tory Loan drive ii Anne Arundel
county. has received the following let
ter from the State chairman
Baltimore, Md, April Is, 1913
Mrs Robert Moss,
Annapolis, Nd
Ny Dear Mrs Moss Your very
accurate and pleasing report arrived
this d M We are perfectly delighted
and want to congratulate you on the
excellent showing. which you have
made 50 speedily. AT this rate your
county and the women particularly.
will be the first to finish 'Victoriouslx
the work OF the Liberty Loan
Wishing you continued success.
and again assuring you Of our pleas
.ure In your work. | am,
Yours for the Victory Loan.
BESSIE S. CONE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
- R.ALrEMoRR

AS x73S Rsw a35 10:ei. 11sS. A n
Iagg fa5 asL Sa5 xSO6 49,. x60S.
ags tss5. T.:ss, 9.y5 ILL., II M.. 12.a5
A. NJ
All trains reeeise or discharge passenEeFs
af local points between Annapolis ard
Naval Asndeany Junction aud AZ lltHth-
fcum On signal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
0mnnlty Sing
Non Nlt


On Monday evening al 80, the reg
ular bi-monthly community sing will
be held In the State Armory, Bladen
street, under the auspices Of the War
Camp Community Service There will
.lbe several features by the Service
men, and the sing viii be led BY
Prof George Webster. organist and
choirmaster Of ST Anne's who has led
successfully several previous sings .
The Rev I9r. John s. Sewers, pas
tor on College Avenue Baptist church.
has returned from a visit 70 Warren
ton, Va, where he went to see his
aged mother pr Sewers also visited
Washington IN the interest Of the Vic
tory Loan.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS 4
vesnx,A a4rnpA aeaftmsa

LEAVE ANNAROLlS
sseaa strees states
s10 xssa. 0.ssl. $50. 10. x7.50 so. DO
1Gsm 30. A 81. -. In. 30, 30.
81 20. x4.E9, so, sG.s0 100, 6. % 100,
IIaa a. NJ
Y.,aye Naval Academy Gate 30 minutes
earlier State House Station, Bladen
S,. aud College Ave. SEVEN f5l minutes
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

Miss ATOOstin Scales. daughter of
the Superintendent Of the Naval Acad-
eriiy. is entertaining Miss Lawton. oi
Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
Tuesday ding
AZ Wild Rose Lodge

The wedding az Mrs. Viola Wagga-
man and Mr.. Walter Chen Burnside.
#of Silver City, New Mexico, will take
place on Tuesday. April 29, at high
noon at Wild Rose Lodge. South River.
the estate Of Mrs. John Floyd Wagga-
man. A reception for few friends
will follow the ceremony.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

Mrs. John Floyd <Waggaman is EN-
tertaining III her attractive home at
Wild Rose Lodge, Mrs. Howard Brown
Mrs. Eliot WaggamaIl's sister and Mr.
Walter Eben Burnside. the prospective
groom 0f next Tuesdays wedding.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
W. .B. & A. Electric
Railroad.
mm.CITY TRRMINALS

Half Hourly Seryice Morning and Evening
Tsefsreeg1 Annapolis Baltimore and
washington and Camp Meade
tWAshinRton and Camp Meade
messengers change at Nuyal
Academy JanctiOn1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

Mss Harriet Scales, daughter Of
linira and Mrs. Scales, who has
sea spenling tie Easter holidags
.tilh her parents at the superinten-
a'Rls Quarters. Naval Academy. has
sarned 10 resume her studies ait the
aonal Cathedral School for girls
al Washington, n C
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26
lalprpreiatf,e Dancing
III Vi. I,Ilipps

III William rogers Plaipps, who has
,,sa several exhibitions OF his In
rpetatige dances Ii baltimore and
a5sFagloil. was guest Of honor at q
s gteI by Wiiherforce G OWst. the
af8 English composer at his studio,
81 saturday evening
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

Rss Meta Burrage. daughter Of
saniraI and Mrs. Burrage, Of WASH
astoa who has been visiting Mrs.
9affy Bryan, al Wardour, Is spending
IL Etsksent with her uncle and aunt.
aealiral and Mrs Scales. at the Naval
sea5eluy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

Carmack. who has been
atsiing lie past month in the In
s,gsi ii fl,e Fidelity Guarantee Com
aay 81 baltimore, has returned and
pfsed his family here near Annapo-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-26

Nfss Leila Rigsby Of GoRcher Coll
M Baltimore. attended the hop last
ssii ii 81 Johns College and Ii stop
tag with Sirs S. s Handy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23
In Which Allan DlUan
Tells All About Supervision

anything you like-use your own A.
cretion!"
"You are an optimistic soul. a,.,.
you?" we began and just then ".
man Kerry and Matt Moore Joined =.
and Mr.. Dwan had an idea.
go over to the Rialto with NJ. =.
morrow morning and see my pictr,.
Forbidden Fires which is to be shoss
there, and I'll give you a story sh..s
supervision" Putting on a pictuns s y
10 o'clock in the morning is cruel az
inhuman, but when we got to the n.
atre we found that Mr.. Dwan and Hus.
Riesenfeld and the whole orchs,,s
had been there all night working !.
the orchestration.
1t was marvellous picture .ra
thrilling orchestration even at loss
But not word did we learn Of ann. ~
vision, for you can't talk when -,
are watching picture like 'Forh;aa.s
Fires" Louise Glaum and Matt Moo,s
played in it, but Mr.. Dwan suuerv;,.s
it.
Never have we seen such dese,,
scenes, such lighting and such photo.
raphy! Some of the scenes were t.ts,
from the back of the tent with ~.
figures in the play silhouetted sesin.,
the sky and the desert stretching "a,
miles behind them.
"Who are all these people In FINN,
of us ?" we whispered once during N.
picture.
prospective purchasers" Mr.. pvso
whispered back, representing, should
say, at least 100000, oOe."
1t seems lot of money, but th.,
no doubt the picture is worth Il.
But we never did get our stor, q,
supervision.
Also, we forgot to say that Aim
Dwan has not always been a directo,
He used to have something TO do with
electricity, until, one day somethss
somehow, shocked him and he nsye,
has been able to GO near eleetricl,,
since, because he Is charged. Perhau,
that is what makes him so attractive
but, at any rate, right after that \,
wrote scenario and had 1t acctpts.
and then he wrote another one and hst
that accepted, and then he wrote . 10
more and had them all accepted, On,
one day the director fell III and The,
told Mr.. Dwan he had TO direct Nj
own picture.
And he did. and has been doing /
ever since. We are quite sure thu
Mr.. pwan could do anything that vi.
suggested to him, and come 10 thinI
Of it, we wonder why he doesn't tax.
a day off from the studio and settl,
this l.. of N. controversy once for all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23

During the week of April 20 the
Strand Theatre will celebrate its fifth
anniversary, on which occasion the pub.
lie will have an opportunity to witness
the most gigantic show ever offered In
a motion picture theatre. Manager 10.
seph l.. Plunkett has already CON.
menced the arrangement of an elabo.
rate programme which, he promises
will be the talk of the town, if not 0!
the United States, for during the
Strands anniversary week the First Ns-
tional Exhibitors will have their annusl
convention in New York, and every ex'
hibitor will, of course, witness the
Strand show.
One Of the features will be specisl
screen presentation which is now being
filmed under the direction of Mr.. PLUG
kett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23

In announcing the purchase Of a
story entitled LA Femme ct La PAN
TIM" as future vehicle for Priscilla
Dean, the Universal scenario depart
ment enormously announced that the
screen version was TO be an adapta-
ton Of the famous French play by
Pierre Louys. The film story will not
bc mn adaptation Of the play, but will
be put into scenario form, adapted
from the novel direct
1t is expected that ia Femme ct
La Pnntin," under the tentative title
Of "The Woman and the Puppet," will
be produced following the completion
of Bayard WELLER story, which will
serve as Miss Deans next vehicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23

Douglas Fairbanks has assembled an
all-star movie cast to play the allcgori-
cal characters in his propaganda film
for the fifth Victory loan. Douglas
plays Democracy clad in the same
costume that he wore in the third
Liberty loan film, "Swat the KAISER
and in the last government bond drive
"Sic 'em, Sam"
Heading the supporting cast is
Frank Campcau. in the part of Dis
sension; Sarah Mason as National Lib.
crty. Charles Stevens as Propagan-
da, Bull Montana as Prussianism
Spike Robinson as Brute Ignorance, and
Citizen by William A. Wcllman, the
American ace, who has seven German
planes to his credit