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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
A. C. BLAIR is NAMED
Lyons Man Succeeds Moses on State
Highway Commission.

Governor Allen has appointed A. C.
Blair, of Lyons, as a member of the
state highway commission to succeed
E r. Moses, of Great Bend. r. s.
Tiernan of Fort Scott will be retained
as a member of the commission.
Moses was named two years ago by
Governor Capper. He is a widely
known Great Bend miller and banker
and has been active in highway or
ganizations in western Kansas Blair
is well known in the Seventh district
and has been active in Rice county
politics for a number of years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
NO ORDERS FROM WILSON
Rumors That Presidents Return voy-
| age Hurried Are Denied.

Washington. April Tin connection
with reports from France of plans for
the presidents return home navy Of
ficials said today no orders had been
received in regard TO the transport
George Washington but that the ves-
sci was undergoing her usual Clean
up at New York preparatory to sail
ing for Brest on April I5 This would
put her on the other side in time to
start back with the president on
board by May 1st
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07

Limerick, Ireland, April Ar
rangements were being completed here
today for the transatlantic flight of
the airplane of which Major Woods
will be pilot and Captain Wylie the
navigator. 1t is now planned to start
at noon April IA or Is, reaching New
foundland in twenty-four hours.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
THEY HOLD SYMPATHY
In Munich, However, the Troops VIII
Maintain Neutrality and Quiet.

Munich, April THE troops here
express sympathy with the soviet
cause. They have declared their in
tention, however, to maintain neutral
ity and to prevent rioting. They will
not protect the diet building which is
armed with machine guns
At all public gatherings. enthusiasm
is shown in favor of the soviet idea
and for fraternization with the Rus
sian and Hungaria-. proletariet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
HOLD DAIRY MEETING
Experts Will Deliver Addresses n
Chamber of Commerce Tonight,

A large attendance of Shawnee
county dairymen is expected at the
dairy meeting to be held tonight at
the Chamber of Commerce under the
auspices of the county farm bureau.
Prof. J. B. Fitch, head of the dairy
department of the State Agricultural
college. and Ralph Peterson. extension
specialist. will be present and address
the dairymen, according to o. F.
Blecha. county farm agent. Ralph
Button. a local farmer and dairyman,
will also deliver a talk. The best
breeds of milk cows. their feed and
care and how the dairy business can
be put on a paying basis, will be some
of the subjects up for discussion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
TAKING UP PREPARATION
Subcommittee Makes Report OF
Forms of Damage and Valuation.

Paris, April THE peace con-
ference commission on reparation and
damage today adopted a provisional
report on the various forms of
damage and the methods of valuation.
The report was presented by the first
subcommittee of the commission.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
YANKS HOME TODAY
Record of Ships Bearing soldiers
From Overseas,

Boston, April Mai Gen. Clement
A. Flagler, commander of the 42nd
CRainbow) division is returning on
the Agamemnon, which is expected to
reached Commonwealth pier today.
His division is expected to be the next
complete organization to be returned
to this country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
CALL FOR ALL CARS
Hoover Tells Austria To Turn Over
Rolling Stock.

Copenhagen, April Herbert
Hoover has written to the foreign
secretar- of German Austria demand-
ing that all Austrian rolling stock be
turned over to the allies for the trans
portation of food, Vienna dispatch
reported today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
CARRY 42ND BACK HOME
Continuous String of Trains Leaves
Coblenz Westward.

Coblenz, April IA continuous
stream of trains has been bearing
units of the 42nd (Rainbow) divi-
sion westward since early Sunday
morning. The infantry movement
is expected to be practically COM
pleted today The artillery will be-
gin entraining early Tuesday. start
ing with the 49th. The field guns
have already started down the
Rhine to Rotterdam.
For the first time. the regiments
of the 42nd are displaying their
colors with the white streamers in
scribed with the battles in which
they have participated.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
BAVARIA is OPPOSED
social Democrats Vote AZ to Against
Starting of Soviet Rule.

Nuremberg. Bavaria, April (Via
Copenhagen).- Bavarian national
conference of Social Democrats here
has voted AZ to against the intro
duction of a soviet republic in Bavaria.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
Troops on Convoy List.

Washington. April THE following
organizations have been assigned 10
early convoy. Evacuation hospital
company No. 2, aero squadrons Nos.
1873, asa and photograph section
No. IA.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07

THE ram has made it lust right fc
gardening Don't alibi-sow!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
COLD SNAP is COMING
Temperature VIII Be Near Freezing
Here Tuesday Morning.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR KANSAS:
Partly cloudy and much colder tonight
and Tuesday: temperatures near freezing z
Tuesday morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07

There is a little jolt of cold weather
due to hit Topeka tonight accord
ing to the prediction of S d.
Flora. state meteorologist. Tempera-
(Continued on Page Two.J
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
C. E. BASCOM is BACK
Rock Island Passenger Official Re
turns From Red Cross Work.

C. E. Bascom. for seven years city
passenger agent of the Rock Island
Lines in Topeka, returned to his posi-
ton today after six months duty with
the Red Cross in this country
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07
REDS NEAR CZERNOWITZ
Budapest Dispatch To Zurich Says
Bolsheyiki Are in Advance.

Zurich. April IA Budapest dis
patch published in Vienna newspape
declared the Russian Bolsheviki ar
approaching Czernowitz-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-07

Czernowitz is on the Pruth river in
Bukowina, only ten miles from the
Russian border.
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VIII Enforce Dry Law.

Washington, April 2O.-The Depart
ment Of Justice is not nverse to nc.
ccpting the functions Of enforcing the
wartime prohibition measure when Il
goes into effect July !, II has beeu
learned here. Consequently. II In ex'
pcctsd u proposal that the enforce.
incnt be- entrusted tO this agency
will bs submitted to President VII
son on his return from Europe. wheth.
"r the President has indicated any
definite Intention Of giving the work
T." the Department Of Justice could
not be learned here.
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Stealing Cigarettes.

III PnsO. Texns.- Charged with steal
Ing cigarettes ~ the time the mrmis
lie: WAS signed. q. n. Golincr, ". W
Anderson. George Grenslitt and y. l.
i'onnhue are on irinl In Federal Court
tn" defendants were alleged to have
broken ID" s"nl of mn Interstate ship.
m"n' "f cigarettes cn route from
ReIdsvIii~. n. G., to San Frnnclsco and
to hay. taken 2Ot eases containing q
total Of 100000 cigarettes. The rs.
tall value ~ the cigarettes IL estimated
NJ Su, tOD
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black spangles and Jet Is one Of the
most popular models in the collection
despite the fact that its price 10 1900
francs.
Evening Dresses First
Little attention is being paid to
tailored costumes in any Of the dress
making establishments. All have made
an effort to specialize in the afternoon
and evening dresses. Jenny's charm
ing blue serge street dresses make one
forget that she is not showing many
"tailleurs." They are the usual
straight, narrow. one-piece frocks
loosely belted by broad sash Of nov
city ribbon, but the little white vests
that are worn with all Of them give
them very new look. These waist
coats with their Dlrectoire collars are
decidedly feature of the collection.
They no longer extend below the waist
line, as did those Of the last two sea-
sons. but they merely fill in the deep
V Of the serge bodice and are not low
In the neck. II Jenny's models are
as popular as they promise to be now
its own again, for separate collars are
shown with the serge dresses. Many
Of them are the turned down linen
collars that we wore years ago with
shirt waists. With them are worn
pretty little ribbon ties. Ribbon, In
fact, is another marked feature Of the
collection. Practically all Of the mod
els have ribbon sashes. and fringe. too.
Is featured. All of the sashes have
fringed ends and bands of fringe are
employed in all sorts Of ways.
Jenny shows her usual gorgeous
evening dresses which can easily be
described as evening skirts and moth
ing more. Even the shoulder straps
are 20 transparent that they can
scarcely be seen. but the skirts make
up for all that the bodices lack. They
are most dazzling, in the most brill
liant colors, In metal brocades and
spell victory throughout.
Doeuillet, too. is showing an impor-
tant collection, especially in evening
dresses. He shows one model after
another exqulsitely draped In gold cloth
and often combined with embroidered
| tulle. Metal cloth and Jet seem to be
his favorite combination and he uses
quantities Of Jet fringe. all of which
means expense, making 1t difhcult for
the Americans to buy. because the duty
runs many Of them up to the three
and four thousand franc mark. l recall
one dress In the most gorgeous metal
tissue the actual material Of which
sells for ITO francs a yard. One thinks
nothing Of paying 100 francs a yard
now for the most ordinary tissues.
Satin and Metal Droeads.
Doeuillet has q pretty way Of using
a bright colored satin and metal bro.
cade bodice with black satin alkirt
No trimming Of any kind Is used ex.
cept a black Jet fringe to finish the
ends Of the sash, which IL made Of the
brocade.
The Doeulllet skirts are not tot
short and not too narrow, but they
have different movement from all ot
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Germany Accepts.

Paris. .-0-rmSny has notified the a.
lies TINT sh" accepts MI the nliicd cOn.
dittons respecting III" Versailles ron.
gr"ss. Germany win send III" follow.
INK delegates Ia III" Versailles coa.
gr"ss with fun powers T." negotiate :
Count von Brockdorff Itnntznu, for.
eign minister: Herr Lnndsb"rg. sccrc.
inry for publicity. nrt and literature (,
Dr. Thcodor M"ichlor. general man.
ngcr ~ the Wnrbmrg bnnk: Herr i~ln.
~, president Of the prussin Assembly
und III" soviet congress
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One-Piece Gown
Is In Evidence

The fashion shows which are held
at the leading Paris dressmakers to
determine the spring styles are dis
appointing, perhaps, from the point
Of view of the foreign buyers, while to
the Parisienne the season on the whole
seems the most brilliant that she has
seen for many day, writes a Paris
fashion correspondent.
The American buyers naturally ex-
pected great things from the French
creators whose ideas have been so
deeply affected by the mourning Of
France during these five years Of war.
They figured that this first victory
season would be one Of remarkable
elegance. entirely forgetting the fact
that France cannot throw aside her
somber black merely because the ar
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-24

headaches dlsappsarsd I gained h
recommend Lydia e. Pinkham's Veg.
table Compound % any woman who =
suffering q ! was. Nm. ADE1nH B.
LYNCH, loo Plain st., Providsnes, b. L
Backschs and nsEvousnees aFe gymp.
toms or natures wexnings, which tn-
dicato Q functional disturbance q -
unhealthy condition which oftsn dsvsl-
ops into . more serious ailmsnt
Women In this condition shooh no4
continue 70 drag along without bslp, but
profit by Ars. Lynch's expszssncS, and
by this famous root and herb rsmsdy,
LYDIA T. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound-and for special advies W!its -
Lydia e. Pinkham Med. Co. Lynn, 4aaA
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Paris-the Sash 10 Of Wide Blue
Ribbon and the Other Materials Are
Crepe osorgette and Lace.
mistlce was signed. She still mOurns
her dead and 1t will be another six
months or perhaps year before she
can think Of returning to her former
magnificence Of dress.
Then. again, the foreign buyers have
figured that the sudden change from
war to peace would mean a sudden
change In the method of living and.
therefore, sudden change In the
styles but peace has made no notice
able change so far. and when the
change does come II will take place
10 gradually, as we come out from
under our numerous restrictions, that
we will scarcely notice 1t.
The French women are still de-
pr'ved Of their automobiles and the
former fashionable tea houses cannot
resume their gayeties until they can
serve something besides plain tea. The
lack Of butter and sugar means a lot
ia ten house and NIL Of these things
have their influences on the fashions.
Some Of the houses. however. have
borne In mind that the peace confer
ence. with its delegates coming from
the corners Of the earth that have
becn untouched by the war. would
bring some Of the old gnyety TO Paris
and that the buyers from those coun.
tries would expect brilliant collections
0f dresseA
Elaborate and Elegant.
The Martial and Armand collection.
for instance. Is most elaborate and
elegant In every detail. which In large.
~ due to the fact that Mine. Vale
WINS called upon In December to make
number Of handsome evening dresses
for the reception given to the Italian
embassy for the King Of Italy md
President Wilson. She has nm ex.
tensive Italian clientele. and with M.
teen handsome dresses nt this dinner
md reception she was inclined to think
that her italian. Spanish and Amcri.
ran buyers would buy the same kind
Of dresses In February.
The MRison Martial ct Armand Is
showing no great change In the gen.
cral style. There II some effort mad.
10 get away from the "robe rhemise."
hut the effort Inns not been altogether
successful. The skirts nre stIll very
narrow and short and many Of the
models are the same old "chcmise"
Tint the French women absolutely r..
fuse TO give M. much 10 the disgust
Of the American buyers. The models
that have not the straight lines nre
slightly drnpeti. hut the afternoon
dresses nrc practically MI the same
loose chcmlsc variety with the only
new note In the very elaborate en-.
hroIdcry. Tn" cmbroideries arc won.
drrful throughout the collection. A
new embroidery is introduced In gold
thread In long stitches which make II
look like tho wrong side ~ the satin
hrocnties that are used for uphoister.
ing. a new bendcd embroidery In als0
10 he noted In which tiny bends nrc
srwcd on In little loops IN n very
close design giving II II f"nihcry MP.
rcnrnncc. The most gorgeous mctni
Tissues and meini brocndes nrc used In
the evening dresses. which nrc always
Rrnccfnlly drnpcd md nrc sfill short
nnd t-nins shown with MI ~ them.
A fhnrkcd fcn'urc of the collection II
the little tull. jackets trimmed In os.
trtch feathers and the handsome spnn.
G'ed cnpes. A cape embroidered In
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-24
It's Clean, Sweep, Wash
The Live Long Dayl

When yes
fsa Wua "a
''tiSed 70
death" With
IL houunboA
duti0-0ok.
hG. s1ubhi,G
slaAnlnG. dusl-
ing-(it all
0m0 h ~
days wuek h
Uhakmnn1nnAN
-l@n b ~
HG'ht Wnsdly
10 0lHWgilAm
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The Mute and shs Smile,

Some men "nscl0p themselves In
such mn ipp"n"'rnblc cionk of silence
shnt the tong1c will nfYord ~ no
symptoms ~ the mind. S,nh tscI.
turnity. ipds,<i. is wise " they are
fools. hut isolish II they are wise !:
and N" on.y method "a form n judg.
mcni ~ ih"s" mut"s. " narrowly IN
obscrv. when. where and how they
smile.
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you. Ths poor woman Who's baak tsab
- though II would bssak, vAo Sssb
dissy, whose head acho, q blaak spssln
appear bsfoss hsr eye, an ~ do 70
tsoubles sassntiaIly feminine whieh dh0uh
b oveecone.
The uesasse boon 70 womaakini ! 0
Temperance tooie mads up a hsshA
which makes weak woman stsung and
dek women we'll. Thi b the "PEesaip.
ton" d Dr. Heros, ussd BY him In ssivs
practice many ysass, and now sold By
almost evssy druggist IN tab,st O. liquid
form. IL has bad . haN century a sus-
oessful results in most d ths daAoaas
dssanssnsots and weaknesses Il women.
II Shes ovsswosksd, nsevotn, o. run
down." she 6nds nsw lie and stssngth.
6sod 100 70 d. Feeos's lavalidi HoAs.
Buffalo. N. Y. fos tsiA paskaN q vsiAs
Sos fEss oonndsotiA medical sdvios.
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par,s 10 Mad About sashss. This One
10 Embroidered on the Material Of
the Dress, Which 10 Striped Tafssta
In Blue and White. Sash 10 Embrold.
aead In Gold. aoaR and Blue.


the others In III. manner In which
they are caught up In front ind are
much longer In the back.
4 speciality is made Of good wear.
able coats. for which the house has
long been noted. tNlier's new brond
striped wOollcn materials nre most n.
feciively used. recall one In n rich
golden brown with blnck stripe that
is the sinnrtest sport coat that I have
yet seen. All Of the coats nre made
to be held around the figure nnd up In
the front. Just ~ last season.
The one movement thnt Ia 10 bc
sccn everywhere and the only one that
In strikingiy new In tho long waist line
with semi.drnped boiiccs. Worth car.
rics out this idea In many different
ways. making II rather the basis on
which his models arr created.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-24

For true blue. use Red Cross Bag
Blue. Snowy.white clothes Will bs
sure 10 result. Try II md you Will al.
why's use Il. All good groc.rs have II.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-24

cutIevra eoethss itching oesIp
On retiring gently rub spots Of dan.
druR and itching with Cuticura Oint.
ment. Next morning shampoo with
Cuticura Soap and bot water. Mako
them your everyday toilet preparatioos
and have . clear skin and soft, white
hsndn,-Adv,
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Ever notice how much more noise
Q little loose change Gun make than h
Wsd Of greenbacksS
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-24

ecnOe, my 0OS8
achsd III &s tina.
I Was tired and ha6
no ambition foew-
thing. I bad tak0
Q number Of ms&-
cines which did ms
no good. One day
I read about Lydia
4. Pinkham'sVW
table Compound md
what Il bad done for
women, % I Hssd
Il Ny nsrvcumso
anN karkarhA anA
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hsts Made o. elevv,,s

tn. newest smnll hats nre made en-.
tireiy of vivid flowers. following the
lines VI the head.
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We nii like the nnn who "sticks
through thick and thin"
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Need Of Churches.

Whnt some churches need In lssl
broad cloth md more ssck.cl0th.
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Sunshine will eventually puncture
the thickcst cloud.
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Hew e!.l!.!|! 70 Ayq!1 .e,
NERVOUSNESS
Told By Mrs. Lynch From
Own Experience.

Provsdsnes, 3. L-"I va ~ IN
down In health, Was nervous, bad hoa.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-24

We never heard Of them making
any new-fangled foodstuff out Of wild
0nts.
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First. Hand knowledge,

Belle-Whnt's the floor taxi
Nell-Why, the one they put on car
pets, Of course.
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LIrHUANlAN SOLDIER 70 KILLED
DEFENDING THE AMERi.
CAN MISSION.
ALLIES TO INVESTIGATE
POLES WILL DEFEND lirHUA.
MAS INDEPENDENCE sY
FoRc. OF ARMS.
Western Newspaper Union New. n.r,,c..

Western Newspaper Union News nsrvics.
Budapest, April 22.-The news Of
Rumanian advance has caused intense
excitement. After vehement speeches
AT meetings OF the soldiers and work
mems council the government issued
series of impassioned appeals to the
public to arm itself and complete the
revolution, which IL declared to he In
great peril. A proclamation to the mu-
milton workers says that every factory
now must work only for the front;
there must be no holidays and no rest.
All reserve officers and soldiers have
been ordered to join the Red army I'M
medlately. All private telephone serv-
ice In Budapest has been suspended,
and all cafes will be closed at 10
O'Clock In the morning until further no.
tice.
New York, April 22.-German troops
have attacked the American Red Cross
mission ut KOvno, Lithuanin, according
to cnblegram received here by the
Lithuanian national council from it,
Paris representative The message
gave neither the time nor result of the
attack. A Lithuanian soldier was
killed In defending the Americans, It
was said. The cablegram read:
1.-THE American Red Gross mission at
KOvno, Lithunnia, has been attacked
by German soldiers. While defending
the Americans, one Lithuanian soldier
was killed. This aroused the greatest
Indignation In kovnO. and the funeral
OF the hero developed into II great
demonstration against the Germans"
No advices OF an attack on the mis-.
sion have been received by Red Gross
authorities here, II liz said. Officials
said that the KOvnO unit WAS branch
Of the American Red Cross mission to
Poland. Its personnel In unknown ~
the work in Poland and Lithuanla was
organized In Paris.
1.-THE American relief administration
has consulted with the Lithuanian del.
egatiOn In Paris and In sending ships
laden with food and medicine to lith.
uanla," the councils cabieEram added
"The Poles intend to recognize Ilth
uania's independence and enter into ~
agreement to form common defens
i've military front against the BOlshs
Wiki. The fight Of our heroic arm!
against Russian BOlRheviki In proceed
ing successfully. The allies are send
Ink a mission 10 Investigate Lithuanian
conditions"
TSerlIn.-A clash between the com
munist Red guards and ROvernmea
troops ut Dacl,nu, ten miles nOrthweS
Of Munich, resulted In the defeat o
the government dctachnents becaus
the Spartacans broke the tcmpOrar.
nrinistice which Ind been arranged 70
the purpose Of allowing n limite,
amount Of supplies through the line
and fell upon and overwhelmed tn
White guards and occupied DRchsu
According 10 advices received here tn
peasants attempted I" Withstand tn
Communists with pitchf0rks, hut wsr
OvsrJ0wereti. The Communist leader
however. was shot down by the slngi
machine gun In the hands Of the psaa
ants. Later several Of the peasant
were lined up nnd shot. The Commun
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paPAvvEp uN1olN INTERNATIONAL
SUNNYSClOOL
LESSON

Oy REV. P. B. FlTZWATER, D. D..
INachsr Of English Bible in the Moody
Bible Institute Of ChicASo.)
(Cs&yr.ght, 1919. By westerr Newspaper rnioa)
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-17

A travelling party consisting of
Mrs. H.. Colburn and daughter, Miss
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-17

Mr.. Ryan now has charge of Mad
ison's two picture theaters and IL
goes without saying that IL is his
foresight that operated to make the
Lyric a financial and popular sue
cess and just that kind of foresight
il was that took off the purchase of
the Imperial which, under a new
name, will keep open doors every day
in the week, except during chautau-
qua time, for the amusement and in
struction of the film-loving public.
Mr.. Ryan has been happily fortu-
nate in being able at all times to Sc
cure those bright, snappy, high class
films that strongly appeal to persons
who delight in pictorial themes
worked out from masterful scena-
rios.
Madison theater-goers will meet
no disappointment in the change OF
managers at the former Imperial
theater, but rather they will enjoy
the usual %favorite movie actors and
actresses as shown from the Lyric
and all first class show houses the
country over.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-17

Bony growths, causing difficulty