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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-08-28
m MandatarieS.


10. What 10 q Mandataryf
A. Some one nation designated By
the League to attend to the welfare Of
backward peoples residing In colonies
Of the Central Empires, or In terri
tories taken from them" This 10 to be
q sacred trust" and In selecting q
mandatory the wishes Of the people
Of the area In question shall b the
principal consideration.
~. Does the League moan Z Super
natlon7
A. No. It interferes In no way with
any Nations Sovereignty, except to
limit its power to attack other nations.
II. Can any Nation withdraw when
Il WIshss7
A. Yes. The League II Advisory
and Cooperative, not c0ercive.
IS. Does the League put Pence above
Justice and National Honor9
A. No. Il puts Reason before Vio-
lence.
~. Does not the League take away
the Constitutional right 81 consrsss .
declare war;
A. No. The League can advise war;
Congress alone can Declare war.
70. Does Il destroy the Monroe Doe
trlns7
A. Exactly the contrary. For the
nrst time in history the other nations
recognize the Monroe Doctrine; and
extend It to all the world.
IS. Does Il not interiors with Treaty
Making Powers 81 the United Statss1
A. No. It Is q Treaty. We can make
any Treaty we please.
~. Would we have had The Crest
War " We had had this Lsaqusf
A. No. That War cost the world
over 7,OOO,OOO lives and 200,Oo0O0O0oo
dollars.
10. Of what appearances 4 -
Leasue7
A. It 10 the greatest deed Of man.
kind IN the. history of the world
-. Has not anyone rleht a Oh
Jeot 10 *hs LeAeus7
a. Yes. This lis Tree country. Amy
one has 4 right 70 4 opinion a.
! 4chOoses.
q. Why ~ Nm Leanias : hsttsril
sppossd Az AasfsM2
4. Because, unfortunately ar.
Treaty IN League mpet AZ Inaade by ths
President, md asHkesldent A. chpseE
~ political party md many mem
hers of fhe opposite P0rtyfhllpgk sthe,
must dscry whetsYsF q &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-26
CMANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Edward s. and william $, Rose. trustees
10 William Cooper. No lil2 West Lei ri,
Street. 3oxl75 fee, north line Leigh Street,
i2o fec, cast az Ha~'lson Street. June "a
Phillips 81? feet inches by leo fee, at
more streets June - 1919; $500,
No ;oi9 Hanover Avenue. south line Han
land Streets June 20. 1919: $500.
r. w. Darlington. subtrustee and special
cominissioncr. I" II r. Pollard Jr.. and
Margaret l.. Phillips. executors. etc. 5Sx--
feet AT northwes; corner of Monument Ave-
tl7.t3l.T2.
J. Jordan I.eake. surviving trustee. 10
Ks,e r Lee 30 ls2l Yves, Grace Street.
Paar,ia5l-John 2: Welsh. trustee. to. Philip
North Twenty,nfth Street. .aoxi2o feet west
Marshall street, juno 10; iaia: S. -
William = Rose. surviving trustee tn
Hester \. Napier. No. Cos Church street
~ l-"Nl0o feet east line Church Street. 10
tween Maiden Lane and Rowe street. June
Edward $. Rose and William Rose
trustees. TO Sallic +. catlett. No. 1886 West
Leigh street. .?2S190 feet on north line Leigh
Street; also - Wcst Leigh street. 20 feet
inches by 100 feet mort side Leigh street
- feet east Of Deneen Street. June 90
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I%ip'Ss.'n s'ss: g s SIS sr'a Of Mar
7oxiso feel Sas, u line Fsndaii a"enus 10
feet north of Bacon Street. June ?. 1919:
George G. Young to Clarence $, Waller,
Street, June en'f isis , sGs. s'''H custer
>. Ellen n., z G. I FE1d t" Alex H. sards and
ssrss. Ja Sae"f s,, sizo and
r F. Hiner to Arthur E. Chapman ilox12o
f eeho at southeast corner OF i;Ycke and
Francis J O'Kecne and jamie VI. (wife)
10 W 3 Robinson and Franklin D. Robins.
,, ru,s, No, 2,sI East Grace street, IS
NTH Street. June I5. 1919: $3.50.
lanes Smith a. co. 70 John u. Welsh.
Blahey's Mil Road and right OF way OF
I'm Railway Company June &c. 1913.
,,aGeorse II, ,Kcrsey and Lena twifc) to
Twenty.fourth Street. IS feet inches by
n sfsl i South rpws 81 ssse lis fee.
20. 1919: t2GlO3.
o. f. Zacharias to w. L. Purcell. Jr
10 inches by lo2 feet III ~ inches tirresu.
inches east OF Sheppard street, June IL.
Ivy g yassh Hn 70 Hehmqnd Trus, Com,
lin. Rowlan nd Street. lie feet . inches south
OF Floyd Avenue. Iunc l6 1919. So 500
la F ,o neTo!d to clarenss M. trustee
f:e, north OF Bacon Street. June .. 1918
Reg. o. Jones, and Annie l.. twifep to
w. W Cartwright and Charles * Willis
trustees. sOKl5o fee; north line Victor stree;
50 tect cas-, of Second Avenue. May is. 1919
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Real Estate and Court News
CHANCERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

ri HarI VII R!GhWond Realty Corporation to
i IL T ,;bs, Z oak rark: 56xis5 fee, west
inc Bar'nr N"cnuc. SO foo, south OF Brook
land Par H"uleyard Lien. $500 June
Is. 1912. Tax. $3.50 $40
Mary J. clay No .ocs Grove " ayen No, 10
Inc Grove Avenue. 81 feet. inches .as;
OF ROWLAND Street Msy 90. 1919 Tan.
- Dallas Brues to Elizabeth V Wilson
10 ltIo Ashland Street. SUxeO feet north
m :ssn!and street. S5S feet ives; Of RAN
500. " i'4''
Lizzie Belle Johnston and George w.
,husbHnID 10 Carrie r., Glenn No nos
i"iH street. - foot inches by ~: fc.t
horth line Redd street i54 fee, inches
east OF coalicr Street. juno -. 1919 Tax'
J. " stewart TO Pauline W. Willis Nos.
40 ana PIG !-2 North Twenty-ninth street
~ feet 10 inches by 10 feet Si.3 inches
nTr"gnlarl west line TWEEN, ~ ninth Street.
Si.65". ~ - i'4''
William $ liinchman 20 Nora Hinch,nan
fcyton: No. &o4 North Davis Avcnu. =.
teet i-2 inches hy Is fee, nest line ia Wis
S,r snH@ IN feSS ~ INCHES North OF Ivy
Claude w. Smith and Inc. 81. (wlfc> to
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Is PER CENT NEW RATE
FOR GALL MONEY LOANS
Chief Source OF Markets Strength
Lies In Copper Shares for Which
Demand Is Strong.
PRICES CONTINUE ADVANCES
International Mercantile Marine Also
Bright Spot In General List, Spccu-
Iation Being Heaviest in Common
Shares.
ny nROADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. June 25.-with cali
and so lending as high as 10 per cent
pnhiciaiiy AT 10 per cent, the stock mar
Kei closed with most issues showing
The high money rates are intimidat-
ing the clients Of some OF the large
commission houses and accounts are
being liquida;cd, but Spectators and
investors In general are not becoming
aiarmed. and this accounted for the
strength of the general lis, In the face
OF the hlSh rates demanded by the
bankers for the loan Of funds secured
"i In stock market collateral.
The chief source Of strength lies in
the copper shares, which were in de
mand throughout the session a, ad-
rances IN quoted market prices. rang
ing from one TO nearly Ave points The
Improvement in these issues was attri-
1u1ed 70 reports Of bettermcnt in the
aenand TOT COPPER metal and the en-
pectation that the price would continue
70 adSance. The copper shares have
neen dormant for many weeks, owing
metal. "
Demand for Marine Insuc.
international mercantile marine was
also 4 bright spot in the general list.
s s,e being. heaviest IN the com
mon shares. which rose nearly points
ana closed within a fraction OF the best
nSurc made during The day Dealings
In the preferred stock were relatively
unimportant.
Governors OF the Stock Exchange
voted yesterday to close that institu-
Fourth of July. '"'
Baltimore and Ohio common stock
continued under pressure owing 10 nov
financing, which amounts 10 $50 900 600
or ten-ycar per cent bonds. which
nave heen purchased by q strong local
banking syndicate
Inc SHARP rise In the call money rate
was attributed by bankers TO The fact
inat the government had informed the
cueral rcscry. banks that !, womb
WlthdraW tomorrow 10 per cent of Tho
FUNDS u has on deposit and ,ha, sirni-
lar Withdrawals would be made iron,
interior institutions on TUESDAY ana
Thursday. This announcements folInw
60 heaFy Withdrawals on the interior
banks on Tuesday. The interior hang y
IN turn withdrew from the New YorE
reoeral lteserve District banks and
unis contributed TO the drain on IN.
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%'itS" st 4 s'oeF FAX E qg ss
s. Court ' June s"' i i,i S''c& Ia. :"
e 70 SIS fsoE xsr,h r kssssy
Hass In t"gr,h Strest ffr5 lee le1s
JSn 90 S"uih q A 4as ;, Ssf Lien s
' s5is. se 80. ss:ea"t .t Go
LIZ 'S:, ,dc ans IS lit E: TsS .s sr 81;
Inc TO j. G. Boehiinr ..nii5 feet Cont 1T
ssst- June FqS S 1915 F Fax az. and .,S S""-
rh nlnfIIps r ana sa fss, o. wits' to
s ;l5sGs * !ss is fss, sloss
uaa 70 aTa , hr Fsx .S 81,
S S.'S MsSsl e KS; - :na
M2 riSyd A!esus "sa f eNensS inches it f 81
neees s Tss' Tax 2s Es ,G S', .ic Lien csc
PEI. ss'i Ni$S TO f f5sss
is. 1918 $500 '''''' avenue June
T as 80 .,s Sofm ss, Mary Goodman
Zee! J. inches a, northeast c"i}r e@ OF Hfoa road
End Twenty'hFs, Streets. June Is. 1919
HqsT aa9
OF l.ucke and Roberts streets. Lien 81 500
June 2. 1919. Tax Sc, $40.
Bertha S. Blair and 5 Rerns thusband)
lin street, .5cxits Zee. north line Franklin
si;.oo. June 20. 1919. Tax s25. $40.
hss.is = wie1 NO is s'' Vest T3 Gay
SiTss e lss; Inshss 4 ~ fss san nors 81
Il. a. Cephas and Fannie r. Iwii.) 10
~ II. om"hundro. No. 1900 North second
81 feet north OF Coutta Street; Lien 5000
rh!ip Raciey and Maggie v. tw!fe, to
maff,h Street. 3eyi29 fee, ives, line Twenty;
Street lpGss 10, 1919. Tax $3.50, siC:
w: Morsh"ad. lots , and 2 block 5. Monu-
Ger OF Gu,shn , Avenue and LAFAYETTE
,o Gsths rins } !, Woody. Bertha L.. Hobson.
~ Hall and a, Maria C. twifel. No. i7i5 North
Twenty-fir Street. 30 feet south of X Street.
Mrs j r. Bn cker 10 Writ u. Luck, 10, ls
block !. Park Place ANNEX. 35xl2o feet north
line Taylor street. June %. 49, $3.50.
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Sugar Exchange Meeting.


NEW YORK. June 2J--The hoard Of
nanaSers OF the New York Coffee and
sugar Exchange met today TO receive q
report from its sugar committee WhiIo
no official statement was issued I, 10
understood the committee surras,cJ
new contract providing for delivery
In cuba. instead Of in New York, as
under the present contract
IL was explained that adop,ion IF
such contract would tend to broaden
the markets in the sense tina. a foreign
nu!cr purchasing sugar in the New
York market could more ndvan
taGcouslE arranged for shipping the
commodity direct from Cuba instead
OF by way OF New York
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

trustee. bOYit0 feet at southwest corner Of
Cuisinw Avenue and Lafayette Street June
l.. O W.ndenbrrs TO Leroy. f. Brown,
line Clay Street: a25 fee, II inches west Of
Adams Street: May IL 1919; S3lso.
Lotto Z. Warnner and l.. II fhusband)
TO John D. Welsh. trustee. No. 3iS North
Twenty-ffth Street. 3oxla feet west line
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COTTON MARKETS.

weather reports brought about a reversal
Of form in the cotton market today. and
final prices were wei! above Yesterday
close. although movements throughout the
session were crratic New high records for
the lie OF the new style contracts were
established as far as deliveries this side
OF January were concerned \ feature of
the trading was a jump in July. that posi-
ton selling AT 80. or points above the
best level previously touched
realizing movement carried prices % n
IS points downward in the iast hour bur
tho reaction was checked by new buyinr
for speculative and trade account and the
market was finally steady at mel advance
OF i0Ga5 points.
Spot at New Orleans was steady with
middling &c lower at 32i: the sales were
?ls2 bales: Spot here was steady a, an
advance q! 4S points at So 5 there .rnrn
NO sales. Port receipts for the day totaIrG
22.D6 bales. while exports aggregated esi
bales. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-26

American National flank 81 Richmond.
trustee. To r. r. Hough. 236 10 acres Camp
nm north side New Market Road. 10
miles southeast OF city. June 20. 1919.
$1,000
r. T.. iiough. s36 | . acres. Camp I'M north
American, Trust COMPANY trustee. TO
Of city. June 30. 1919, $1,000.
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HENRlCo TRUST DEEDS.

l.uttie l., Taylor and j. Il. thushard 10
Joseph n. Welsh. Joseph Stumpf and
Charles w. Sims. trustees. lot and dwell
inE The Oaks" Ginter Park juno 10.
II: E. Wat; and virginia Bland twifc)
to W. NJ. Miller. trustee. lots ~ and Is
block Is. Colonial Place. section b. June
David weathcrford and twife) to
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW tUNk juno 25.-Bcevcs steady;
steers. l?.0oTl?5o: no prime offered: bulls.
Calves steady; vca!s. 11.6NNI1.NI: cTlls
ltooMl6.Oe: skim milks and fed calves. Ie.5U
Mltno: yearllncs and Erassers. 7.I5 1aoo
Sheep and lambs irregular: sheen fewes,
6.o0M 800: culls. 500: lambs. l5.G0dl7cO: culls
lI.GOMl3c0
Hogs, steady, ut ci.25 a el5o; pigs COCOA
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NEW YORK CURE MARKET

lUHF, JUNO 25.-Dca linEs on tha
cuIp were again in only fair volume and
.catieten throughout widc list OF issu, q
WIN bnt lit,le feature 10 the trsn-actioi,s
Ih- hesitancy which has been manifested
" 'he other markets Influenced trade ON
INC curb 10 the extent that business was
lndustrials wer. in fair demand ,b-o,,b
IN" 'es,'on and in number If the prgTn :
'ntn' shaFss small recO"cries from IN. re-
cent low levels were made
lndcrendent oils >wcr" almost entirely 10
EoiI o! feature. although dealings wer. in
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CHItAGn LIyE sroCK MARKEr.

CHICAGO June ?5.-Hogs-Rcceipts. o. on;
steady. Bulk. 900 an2l.0o: medium weight
co.00M TO- pigs. i7.25G 1880.
Cattie-Receipts. 5000: steady. Beef steers.
f.5o q ioSS; medium and good. l2.:5m II. co:
veal calves. light and hany weight. 1915 q
iS:3: stockrrs steers. S00fpl2.o0.
Shccp-Rcceipts. $4,000: steady Lambs 81
pounds down. 800 a $50
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, June 25.--Cotton goods to
day were active. with sales In smaller lois
at higher prices. Yarns were uulct and
steady. Hosiery was active. with white lines
very scarce and staples we'll sold Rur
laps were steady.
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchnnrr
CHICAGO GRAIN MARkEr.

CHICAGO. June .5.-TEe corn market to-
DAY ran an uneven course. early weakness.
evidenced by many selling orders being
overcome later. converting an initial break
into bulge; The market closed firm. ]
To :a.c net higher. with July. l.S03. 10 Isl !:
September. l.,js TO lIs;s. and December
l.54i7 70 i5iS Oats gained Is to l'ac and
provisions closed loc lower TO 81 higher
Leading future. ranged as follows:
I'll nm I'd
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HENRICo BARGAIN AND SALE

Henry J.. Dorey and wife to Fred o Doray.
- acres south side Darbytown Road. miles
cast OF city. Juno Is. 1919. Tax $3.50 SO
Hunting Realty Corporation 10 NJ s.
I.ockctt. lots ] and =. block :. Colonial
Place Annex. February IL. 1919: 81. 600
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NEM YORK rRoDuCE MARRIOTT.

NEW YORK, Lunc 2S.-Cottonseed OFT was
somewhat irregular. but on the whole steady
In line with other oils and cotton Crude
oil remains in a firm position. Sales. $500
barrels. Prime crude. $3.50: prime summer
yellow spot. 800: July. $3.50; September.
q. co: December. -. 10.
Is. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-26

Manufacturers. in an address at tho
convention here today announced that
within the last six months the industry
had committed itself to tho policy OF
manufacturing only high ana!ssla =
grades of fertilizer, eliminating thA
so-called fractional grades. and that =,
the result OF this action must utlt---sss,,
mately be reflected In lower cost OF ~
food production" 10Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-26

To Make Bettc- Fertilizer.
NEWTONDON. CONN. June 20
w. ID. Huntington. president of the
National Association OF Fertilizer
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NAVAL STORES
SAVANNA

SAVANNAH. June c5.-Turpcntine. firm,
stock. 6.0SS. '''''
Rosin. firm; sales. l,l:s: receipts I5s: ship.
Quote: B.. Hoo@l5.0O: d. lL5o715.lo: e.
100 q i is;lS; Sio@ U.s. q, 1916: H.. 1870;
VIC. l70o0r?s: WV, l1a5. -. =
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SIiORT TERN NOTES

Am. Forc'Sn Soc. >, Aug. !. lsls....... caT:
I'm. Tobacco 's. NOV, l:iS............ 1919.
AM icbacco ~. Nov. l. 1879: lntii
Anso-F'rcnch Is. Oct. IL. i9,o........... g7i.
Armour and Co. 6s. juno Is. l.:3...... loas.
b"thi"hcn Steel -. July IL. ls-O......... lyo!-
lSTitlsh "ss Nov. )! 1879 So L. Is
British ot-s NOV J. !'2! ..........-........ 3Ss.
Z. II. and -. Joint Is, July J. i92i as
Cudahy Packing 60. IS. July Is I323... 1924.
Dominion OF Canada 81 Aux. .lsie.... 9s7,
Flee. Auto Lite Co 6s. Aug. To- 1873. 100
Hooking Val Ry. Col TT. Is. Mar l. 1922 $50;
Jacob Doid Packing Co. Is. Nov. U.s. 1880 1907
Jacob Do'd Packing Co as Nov. Ii. 1929 1921:
l.tGgeu and Myers ts. Dec. !. ls!i...... lbhss
Moline Plow Co ~. Scot, !: 1921 ........ i01 -
Mcline Plow Co. as. Sent. !. 1879 ....... lo2
MononEahcla Valley Traction Co. Is
july J.. 1873 ;,.".". 800. :..:........... oss.
Procter Gamble Is. Mar. !. l?2i....... ln2ai
Proctor & ga r'ble ts Mar. 1879 ........ Zoe
Southern halfway U.s. Mar 1s22........ 9sl.
SWIFT and Co, Ss. AUG IL. 1921 ,....... 1904.
inE 81. Feb. / 1870. ....................... 1oo:
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NEW YORK. June 25.-Port movement
Middlins. 1895; stock. l03.3o4
Z Minor ports-Stcch. Alb
Total today-Reccipts. %. tos; exports. 6s1 ::
stock. l.a10.1o?.
Total for week Receipts. 100 65?; exports.
i5s,a
Total for season-Receipts. $685. 2io: ex-
PORTS. i,SiG.sll.
= NEW ORLEANS. June o5-Unfavorablc
crop reports were the deciding influence in
1'ottOn today. and they put the market
higher after weak opening. The new
.'rop months attracted much attention be-
.ause they went TO premiums over spots
october closing at 32.42 against the closin:
rice on middling spots Of 3z25. While fu-
urts closed AT a net advance of II to 10
oints spots were reduced by % points.
Around the opening consdcra BILE selling
PRESSURE dcveloped on poor cables. The
allure OF the negotiations to end the Man
hester strike and uncertainty regarding
uy notices. this being first notice day for
hat month Prices were depressed % 10
g points before the trading went very far
It that level new buying came in. being
ncouraged by the wet weather man. the
orecast OF more rain to come and nnally
y the unfavorable features in the weekly
rop reports from the government. Notices
hey We're quickly stopped. which added to
he steadness The market gradually adj
anced until In the afternoon II stood a
IS points above yesterdays close
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UNITED STATES G0vkRSMENr noSps

2 :. NtEIstercd y To IbId l............ g. 5
. NeE!:trEtu 80 10. 'pid) ........... los %
United States Liberty ELECTROMAGNETIC. g. 81
nhiten Stste' l.bcrty LIT .-..........-.. 81 -
Inten states Liberty 20 IS. ............. ci.lO
nnitcd States Liberty lSt ii.s.......... IS ~
lHtcn States Liberty md ti.s.......... -. 50
nhited State Liberty 3d ii.s-............ s. ~
nhitch states Liberty 9Th ii.s............ ~ -
60 T..
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Great Onion Shipment. ~
ONANCOCK. VA, June 25-Twenty
thousand baskets OF onions were ship..s
ped from Evans Wharf on Monday. . y
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
WhoIesoIe Ouotofion.

BY Woodson- Craig Co.. Inc. Richmond Va !,
J. 8. Food Administration License No q 6o7f1
Richmond. Va. juno %. 1919
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IENRICO RkLENsE DEEDs.

George e. Haw. trustee lot and building on
Jefferson Avenue. June u. 1919: 5000
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-20
..NIRTTOTS MINESr

hany well known novels have been adapted for the screen in the past but the novel that strikes the pubuc's fancy when picturized is sure to re-
 main vivid in the minds of the greater majority of screen enthusiasts. ''Vir- tuous Wives the limitation of Owen Johnson's celebrated novel which Is playing a weeks enga cement at the Empire theatre, is this sort of screen adaptation.
 Charming Anita Stewart appears. in the leading role and in her brilliant screen career this youthful star has never before appeared to so good ad- vantage, After witnessing the picture one is bound to think that the ar- thor of the book had this sterling screen star in mind when he wrote
 the novel. But then again Miss Stew | art has always done justice to every role she has enacted.
 Conway Tearle, who plays the role Of the husband who mocks at the foolish pastimes of the exclusive set. who sets his mind on but two things his business and his wife and who eventually after telling his wife to play for them both finds he has made big mistake which threatens to over throw his domestic rulings. seems to 1 be the ideal type for the character. i This actor has been seen time and ! time again in roles of the sort that always seem to appeal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-20
PLAZA

Starting today and continuing Fri day and Saturday the management of the Plaza theatre offers the best bill in it's entirety seen in the city in many months Evelyn Nesbit IS presented fin a story from life Her Mistake" It Is a powerful drama of New EOrk's g society life and a story of love and self sacrifice that stirs the very depths of your soul. The producer was none other than the famous Julius Steger. Don't profit by your own mistakes and neglect 10 profit by other peoples.
 Richard the Great is positively the most wonderful monkey since the death of The Great Peter. He has been headlininE some of the biggest bills throughout the South and West, and this is one of his first Eastern engagements. He is known as the monkey with the human brain. His humanness will astound you. Hadyn and Ercell in Q riotous comedy sing ing and talking act, Chas. Martin, the cowboy with the sweetest voice in captivity, has a number of brand new songs to sing to you. Nathano Broth CTS are due for a successful engage ment. Pathe Review, a splendid reel of interest showing the art of motion, picturesque spots in color. etc, and Gaumont News complete the bill.
 ''The Belle of New York" with Ma rion Davies, known as the most beau tifuI girl in pictures will be shown four days starting next Sunday night. In it are seen the famous Ziegfeld Beauty chorus of sixty girls. It is a super feature of the biggest kind.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-20
LYRIC

Comedy is a source of real enjoy- ment that is appreciated by nearly every person and even though some have a preference for the dramatic they are not averse to looking at something which contains something to laugh at. This is particularly true when the joke is on the other fellow. Such is the production. Lit tie Miss Brown" now being present ed by the PoH Players at the Lyric theater twice daily for the balance of the week.
 The situations are most complicat- ed. A little girl from the country arrives in a large city without bag gaze one day ahead of time. She fails to meet her friends and tries all the hotels in town without sue cess. She is finally advised by q slangy telephone operator to repre- sent herself as the wife of a man who has engaged rooms but is not expect ed until next day. He arrives during the night and does not know she is in his apartments until next morning. All might have gone off smoothly but his wife arrives and then the air is filed with threats of divorce proceed ings and alimony and other things "LlEl LuIulSn many iau8nS.
 Next week the Players will pro- duce a play that is something out O. the ordinary. Tn Walked Jimmy the production of optimism and sun. shine will be the attraction. With his smiles and happy disposition he saves a man from suicide. builds up his failing business and incidentally loves and marries the manufacturers $ daughter.