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The evening world., 1919-07-15

The new Strand Theatre in Brook
lyn will be formally opened Saturday
evening, Aug. 30.
Albert T.. Grey, General Manager
for ID. W. Grihith, is carrying his
right arm In splint His auto
bucked.
Amy ongley OF ''The Five Million" |"
nt the Lyric, has built a bungalow on
q big, apartment house and lives in H.
r. Ray comstock, Guy Bolton and
Robert Milton went 10 Atlantic City
yesterday TO SEQ "Oh. My Dear" open
Marjorie Wood has been re-engaged
to play the role OF the desert woman
in "Chu Chin Chow"
Walter e. Jordan Ia en- route TO Eu-
rope TO spend six weeks arranging
London and Paris productions OF
American plays,
Three Wise Fools" will not close
until July 26. After that date the
Criterion Theatre will be entirely re-
decorated.
The comedy ''as East moved to
Maxine Elllott's Theatre from the
Broadhurst yesterday.
The 20Oth performances OF Monte
Cristo Jr." was given at the Winter
Garden last night.
Lew Fields is giving the chorus
people OF "A Lonely Romeo" vaca-
tions, five at n time.
The annual outing OF the Friars has
been postponed from July II TO July
"a to give Tom Gill and DR.. j. Lewen-
good time 10 train for the CREASED
pole climbing contest.
Ethel Danes nephew Daniel waa
used In "a Little Journey" at the
Vanderbilt Theatre last night in the
place OF n prop" baby. Dan was a
bowling success.
Steeplechase Park has n mystery.
II Is n beautiful girl who wears red
mask when she swims. When peo-
pie ask her who she Is, she Just says,
"oh. sqush!"
The evening world., 1919-07-15
wANeER BECOMING ACTIVE.

Walter wanger having returned
from Europe. where he was in the
Air Service OF the A. f. r., is beccm-
INK active In theatricals again. He
has taken over the management OF
'John Ferguson" and transferred It
from the Garrlck TO the Fulton The
atre. which house he has leased for
two months from oliver ID. Bailey.
He has arranged also 10 produce a
comedy drama OF American life by
Maria Thompson Davies entitled
'-rhe Purple slipper" and a drama OF
Parislan life called "Protane Love"
This last named play is an adaptation
arom the French.
The evening world., 1919-07-15
AND THAT'S A FAcT.'

In spite OF the watchfulness OF the
Katemcn at Terrace Garden Dance
Palace, various sorts OF tickets othef
than the right sort. are handed them
occasionally in the rush OF dancers
eager to get on the floor. One man
caught n dancer handing him a pawn
ticket by mistake last night.
Here" said the attendant, this
isn't a ballroom ticket"
The dancer took Il back. NO" he
said. but II will admit me TO three
balls"
The evening world., 1919-07-15
MISS TksnMAN ACTS.

Lilyan TaShman. who left the
Morris Gest Midnight whirl" re-
Gently 70 create q role In the support
Of Ina Claire in the new Belasco
production. ''rhe Gold DIEgers." has
resumed her place on the Century
Roof. She win be seen in the Bel
hhco play when II opens here. and
they say her role is quite thing too.
The evening world., 1919-07-15
ANENr srhE REp pAwN.-

Thomas Dixon states that his new
play. The Red Dawn" ls a serious
study OF red Socialism" Also that.
though the play Is Intended as an In
dictment against Bolshevism. he has
included In the cast several comedy
characters. as we'll as somo speciality
dancers headed by Doraldina- The
play will be presented In a shubert
house early In August.
The evening world., 1919-07-15
The Days Good Stories

dog kennel. feathers ruffled and with
"A vlndictlve look in her eye holding
aloft by the neck poor chicken, and
as she shook him violently, squawking
out:
SAY Uncle you beggar; say
Uncle" Our Dumb Animals.
The evening world., 1919-07-15

TO greet him as
"Uncle Bob" no
b ally scrawled
letters 10 enliven
his birthday and
he worried about
Il.
A parro !
seemed to be the
rematiV for al
The evening world., 1919-07-15
-ALIBl" THURSDAY.

George Broadhurst postponed the
evening OF "The Crimson Allbi" at
Che Broadhurst Theatre from last
hight TO Thursday night. He an
nounoes that nobody will be seated
during the prologue.
The evening world., 1919-07-15
BROADWAY HIS.

Adolph Mann loves prune tarts
when the prunes are seeded.
Octroy Cohen has separated Gold
vyn from quite a gang OF money for
some OF his stories.
BIZ Roddy has been mustered out
Of the army and is around again
looking very much Dodge City.
Harry Bulger says Prohibition isn't
troubling him much as down his way
they have 'Freeport.
Arthur Barney OF the Woods sosces
refuses 10 wear a toupee, although he
has been ripe some time.
Clarence l.. Bach was heard yes
terday saying II Is no wonder 42d
Street Is suoh mad thoroughfare
since Broadway crosses IL.
WE'LL TAKE A BRONX.
A poem. dedicated to the time
singer and hoofer, Alex j. Brown, has
The evening world., 1919-07-15
poWERs I'M A NEW ONE.

Frederick V. Bowers has renewed
his contract with Max Spiegel for two
years and will open In August In n
new musical piece called kiss Me
Again" Mr.. Bowers will write the
music to the lyrics OF Arthur ]. Lamb.
The evening world., 1919-07-15
POLLY kNEW. AFTER AL.

AID Flint grew sentimental as
the lonely years rolled by.
There were no childish voices
The evening world., 1919-07-15

A D0nbWry hoStIer named Joe
once ,Uent 10 VGudeviHe Shop;
A girl, long aud Hmby,
Attempted the shimRly,
Whiic Joe, out in front, hOHered,
"Whod"
The evening world., 1919-07-15
ATHoUoHT FOR TO-DAY.
FoolIsHMENT.

The call OF the stomach Is stronger
than the cry OF the heart.-Doris X.
The evening world., 1919-07-15

FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
What kind OF bird is most apt to
commit suicide?"
Il give II up"
"A bluebird."
The evening world., 1919-07-15
WE'LL TAKE A BRONX.

A poem. dedicated to the old-t time
singer and hoofer. Alex J. Brown. has
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-30

6,377,OOO tons, compared with 5,739,- 900 tons sunk by submarines.
 The argument has been advanced that despite the fact that the best inventive genius of several nations worked on the problem of devising means to wipe the submarine out of existence, the sub-surface craft re- mains the only long-radius vessel that, alone and unsupported, can go nearly anywhere and, entirely dis counting it's main purpose of tor. pedoeing enemy warships, it's unique defensive qualities makes it a naval weapon of the utmost usefulness even when restricted in it's use against merchant shipping.
 At the worst, naval strategists point out, it is never liability that must be protected and defended. It is admitted among naval men that the big ship still rules the seas. How
 
 now taxing the best naval brains of the world It is conceded, for the present at least, that the nation that holds blindly to one line of naval de- velopment and neglects another, par ticularly the submarine, will be in great ultimate danger.
 While the nations having the strongest navies have throughout the peace deliberations shown a disposi- tion to agree to the abolition of the submarine, the smaller and weaker nations maintain that, having less powerful navies, they are forced to cling to the more powerful lnstru- ments of protection and offense and that therefore they must retain the submarine as a matter of self-pro- lection.
 Job printing at Daily Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-30
ARM ENIAN RELIEF

The story of horrors printed in yes terday's Daily Times relative to con- ditions among the Armenians must have stirred with pity the hearts of all. Secure in the peace and tran quillity of free America, it is not until such stories as this are brought to public. attention that we realize the weight of misery and woe that exists in the world because of oppression and misplaced power. It is expected that one result of the great world war will be to make a repetition of such hor- TOTS impossible.
 Already as stated in yesterdays dispatches, Admiral Bristol, in com mand of the United States naval forces in Turkish waters, has served solemn warning on the 'unspeakable" Turk that the oppression of the Armenian people must cease, and it is to be ex- pected that the warning will be fol- lowed up by action should the occa- sion arise
 In the meantime the noble efforts of the committee for Armenian and Syrian relief are being expended in relieving the sufferings of this Chris tian people whose exterminatiOn was the object of the fanatical Moham- Uedans. A new light is thrown on the subject by the writer of the article printed yesterday, who says that the oppression also had a sinister ma- terialisttc object, and that greed i1l- spired the atrocities.
 An effort is being made in COrdova to raise a fund for the purpose of as sisting in the rehabilitation of this people. No appeal that has grown out of the calamities of the war. is more worthy of support by our chari- tably-inclined people than this one, and this favored section should do it's share, and more than it's share, to-
 ard the relief of these unhappy people.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-30

Job printing at Daily Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-30
USE OF SUBMARINES
 IN FUTURE WARFARE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (by Asso- ciated Press) Abolition of the sub marine as an instrument of modern warfare does not seem probable to American .)ava. offices who have given careful study to the arguments put forth before Allied naval com missions Investigating the subject. It is the belief of these officers that submarines will become more and more numerous in the principal navies of the world during the next few years.
 In reviewing the deliberations of the Allied commissions on naval terms, American officials find that while many pertinent arguments were developed against the use of sub- marines, many strong points also were advanced in their favor. The principal argument for this abolition was that as long as the submarines
 
 ments of warfare there would remain the danger of some nation repeating the ruthless and inhuman campaign inaugurated by Germany. Advocates of the submarine, however, do not be- Iieve such past inhumanities should be the determining factor in deciding whether the submarine should be abolished.
 The naval factions both in this coun- try and abroad opposed to the aboli- tion of the submarine believe that the factor of possible mercilessness of the undersea craft should not be sep arated from the equal and possibly worse horrors of gas warfare, bomb ing from the air and mines. The parallel between the submarine and the marine mine seems closest, par ticularly since the mine is now and has for many years been recognized by all nations as legitimate instru- ment of war. Figures gathered by the British during the war shaw that the losses to British merchant ship ping through mines amounted to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
Clara KimbaN Young,
The Services Favorite

Two thou sand soldiers sailors ana ll''t
rims w.r.. guests recently ~ ON" 81 'r''-
,irnrc's most prominent rn"'"P"'H
houses a; I Si"win" "t IL" ',"'"
Through TIE Dark lara N'r'i'''
yo,,nr's latest production for hHr S'''''
Star series preceding; "t'h"AiInG |h'n'-
rrs." Her picture was chosen HS ''"'
feature of biz fro" show for III" ''''"
il the uniform On leave from 'h" ramps
near hat city.
clara kimhall Young mrlur" wa
selected not only h"rauS" q! III" H'E"
nrr;t Of the story a"tinS and Ir"inr''"n
I'm, also because This "mnNN STAR - an
established fnvurii" Of IN" !:n"n III INC
service. \ r"urr"t" "vId'n'" 81 '"'.''
nnnrcciatinu far her uniIrnG "'f'F''E !"
Tho Militia &c Mercy and her many c'iiS
nr comfort Kits randy and .m"N'$ cam"
:, hcr recently in thu form o! u com
mission as Honorary Captain IN ihH
United states Armed Guards in Eailt"r-
min whore her studio is Located.
Miss Young will h" seen her" Monday
TUESDAY and Wednesday ut th" Liberty
Incatr. in her latest Select lf"tur"
"t.hratiur Chrntrrs" adapted from Max
N,rcin'S recent stag" Surr"$s Of tho
same, name.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
Another West Virginian
Is HonOred for Bravery

The commander in chief. in the name
Of the president, has awarded the dis
tinguished service cross 10 the follow
ins-naTned officers and soldiers for the
acts Of extraordinary ht,oism described
after their names:
Private William f. Cuff. deceased
Machine Gun company No. ,. %10th in
fantry. CA 9. No. 14oe3"+D For extra
ordinary hcroism in action at Mont d"s
SIngcs France. September IS. 1915 Pvt.
Cuff carried important messages for his
rccimental commander, constantly en-
posing himself to heavy artillery ana
machine gun fire until he was Killed
Next OF kin Mrs. Emma Cuff. mother.
Eckman. W. Va
Private Arthur J. Young. medical de-
tachrnent. 9Th infantry. "a. s. No.
7s5o10) For extraordinary hcroism i'll
action near Romagnc, Franco. October
1878. Although wounded by ma
chine-gun bullet. Pvt. Young carried
four comrades to n shell hole through
terrific shell and machinc-Eun ire ana
dressed their wounds. Hc then carried
them TO a place of safety in tn" rear al
our lines Next of kin. w. II. Young
father, MA West Eighteenth street
Erie Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
GOOD CHORUS WITH
MELE-A-MINUTE SHOW

No matter how ur","ati"uS may DC ~"
of:,f~,:: &C Il lurl""TT" show " the
chorus docs ~; .m"H*mr" w I" h'Eh
beauty Standard thr "u1t'm'"S always
gn away .:rfimh'inm and branding the
prnGi:"iI.u -" n flilGr" Til" "@i!l" II
Minute. Girls" wh:rh VIII !'c seen Monday
ard tn, :al"., February I. -, - the
CuLrt :h"at." is IN chow that gives no
Iudi.nr.. = riiHrr I" %iu",h!" i'll mis- re-
srcrt., Surh II galaxy ri beauty ~ is
rrrrr sent" I'd hy This chorus is N"t 10 b"
found IN all hu.lrsuu"dm Cor every girl
j.: the cir;r".I Sp'"rIm'n Of physical and
facial perfection which ~" rXariir's
Producers could discover "ut th"ir
beauty i no NOR" pronounced than il
their talent and lh"H $hnw themselves
possessed # tho greatest ""ral. Innring
and general vrrS;lInliiy. Th"y appear in
rl"Ncn different custurnc changes. all Of
wnirh ar" marN"ls If cr"ntiy" genius.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
4 Treat for Fishermen

~Fullnw, rs Of I:aak Walton VIII I'm"
r;uch Of snrcial interest ~ them IN
I .rr,an II. Howe: new Travel FESTIVAL
wairh comes Ia tie t"uf; ON rr'u"!'
Irrhr;,ar,. : AM Saturday. March J.
F.xprrt demonstrations OF the r'*cA-
tori,l sri arc give by Il number OIL
skiIrrI FISHERMEN III III" course OF
strenuous expedition int" III" CAh&"!an
wilds. while III another n"r'inn 81 III"
program The capturing Of monster SCI
.i,,pirau1*. sharks and *w"rdiiSh IN INC
south S"ms iS thrillnrly depicted.
II. addition I" ihr>" fiSn;E: "xrcrl-
rr,...s. the latest low" program VIII TAX"
.rr,..;,ior:; nm u: ""Inrr%h' E*ir" Jour
r,r THROUGH .1nrau. explain III T"r%' en-
trrta:usn= fn.:i"u tn" insignia 81 inc
I'nii"d state: army. XIX" &'IihhS'S 81 '"c
famous v::"r@ III eruption st lc.lo"-
siry, National Part: and import all OF
the thrills If y sensational ih@h; IN Il
warn!an" oyer Ihr 'irE Of W2"hipSt"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
TWO TAKEN TO
COUNTY JAIL

Orders Of removal for fl"ren"" FRAY
and John Norman Cooper. prisoners III
tho county Jail here were r"r"Irr'l yes.
to-day by Deputy L. 8. Marshal john
shorts. Florence Fray was arrested
several days ago Oh tn" "hars" for OBJ
tanning money by fraud from Iw" sui
dicrs. Sho will he taken tn Columbus.
O.. today.
Cooper. q railway mail clerk. WAS
pickrd up her" Il few DAYS AZ" hy DC
tcctivrs Schlirk and IIlnk!cnHn. IN
the charge If stealing MONEY from IN"
mails. He will hr taken :" pittsburgh
and turned over IT, til" federal author
iiiSS there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22

As the Atkinson Globo SCI tho Eftua-
ton. tho Arrnenfans are actually as
near starvation ns the American pack
CTS say the packers are.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22

PACKED HOUSE GREETS MEMBERS
OF NO. 90 3. P. o. ELKS AT THEIR
INITIAL PERFORMANCE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
Rotary Club Education
Films Dates Changed
uyit to right Pictures On Curse OF
venereal Diseases February 28
and march and 2.

Pliny o. Clark an official OF the
wheeling Rotary club. received telt-
gram yesterday from Surgeon General
Blue stating that the dates FOR the
Fit 70 Fight" films to DC shown in the
leading local motion picture houses have
been changed from February %. IS and
- to February February IS and March
and :. Tho message stated that the
dates previously annouced conflict with
the program rearrangrd by the federal
officials.
AS stated in The Intelligencer on last
Thursday. the pictures are ocang
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
"PEG O. MY HEART"

Tho most delightful laughing success
in recent theatrical history is +. Hartley
Manners rimnusly successful comedy
'.I'r. O. My Heart" which comes 1" tho
court Theatre for an ngagcmcnt or one
,lay Thurstlay February &c. No thcatrl-
cal offering in III" past twenty years has
left such q lasting impression upon our
public as has Oliver Mornsco's
fortune making success. This delicate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22

Iittla comedy with its mixture al i"n
and parh"S presents life IN us ""'
light. will 4 deeper motive rhan can w
attributed To any of the other pays w
Manners has given To tn" stag EE''!
Stage generation ar 80. ih"r" comes i't'
th,. lir, az utr theatre a play 80 r'"l' :"
human. 50 lru" 1" all rnara'tcFis'."
,irnwinr: and narratives. th;;' us p' u
lianrv d"%zlr* us With lis drawing pow
CT, "rrE o. My Heart * Su'h pay
and it's engagement here Should au
lis wonderful success in other Clues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22

MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON AND
ANOTHER NIGHT PERFORM
AWCE THIS EVENING.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
Carpenters Union Moves
To Rex Theatre Ruildine

The Carpenters union headquarters
has t""n removed from iii" third floor
Of the Majority building Ia ih" Second
floor NJ tho Rex thcatr" hriilding in
the rooms formerly occupied by tho
Hoover sweeper agency. Carpenters
local no will continue To meet in
the O. V r.. and l.. \. hall.
The Minority will enlarge its cdi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22

brought to Wheeling under tho auspices
OF the local Rotary club. The films "lIl
exploit the curse of social diseases IN
this country: they will tell a story OF
four young men who enlist in tho army.
Of their experiences with vice and inc
course of pleasure and down the pain
Of destruction and suffering. The play
houses in which the pictures are TO 90
exhibited will be announced later.
The wheeling Rotary club Is arTaus-
ing TO have a number OF other interest
ing educational and instructive pictures
shown here from time to time. as issued
by the federal bureau OF Vcncrenl dis-
eases, as we'll as to have national and
state officials deliver public lectures
here in an attempt 10 eradicate from
this country the diseases that arc work
Ing havoc among the young people or
America, as we'll as all over the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
BIG PARADE AT NOON YESTERDAY
WAS In LINE WITH THE REGU-
LAR PROFESSIONAL KIND.

The first performance Of the big an
nual charity minstr"lS given Ivy the
members of Wheeling lodge No. 2S' T..
+. .. Elks. was tho greatest OF the
kind ever staged at the big Court tho
arrc. md u packed nous" greeted the
performers. II was snow th1t WaS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-22
'sSTOP! LOOK! LISTEN

stop, Look Listen. which IS no"h"u
+, ,uu.rr at tho court "Wednesday. ilt''-
ur.. and night. Fob. :G. is an"' nor Oh
rharl.s D:liin.ham'$ successes II con-
tan,s = wealth If c!"v"riy written songs
- rrn.ar!:nIplc cast at NHih"Nll' h'''u
liners. wnnIr,iiY entertainment. Il coupe
Of carloads Of :mrr"SS!"nisiIc scenery
and costumes enough !" MAKE 'hrFC
shows of lis typo. There Hr" lots o.
:irts nnL pretty ones anil Things never
lag Tho r:,nrn" is larc" in NUMBER "A-
ccllrnt in voice. with lyrics Of Inc mos
iiu.lin~ variety written by Irving Fer
lir.-what more rnu!d be asked: Sale
Of seats will begin Monday ut nine 4. H.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-06
ADJUSTMENTS
Mary Piokford at the Strand

It never rains but 1t pOurS,' is surely a timely saying as applied to the pre- dicament in which Johanna finds her self when the soldiers make camp on her fathers farm. Mary Pickford is cast for the title role in Johanna En- lists,' which is at present the attrac- tion at the Strand, as a farm girl who prays for beau. Her prayer she thinks is more than answered when she finds 1000 soldiers at her service, and the humorous adventures that befell the little farm girl in her attempt to pick the one, form the meat of one of the choicest bits of comedy Mary Pickford has ever brought to the screen. Her followers are legion, and were on hand enmasse throughout yesterday to vel come this international favorite, in this, her latest Aircraft picture.
 comedy brimful of laughs is shown on the same program, as is the Pathe News containing as it does pictures of events throughout the world. ''The Cannibals of the South Sea" will be shown at the Strand beginning Thurs day. This is the most sensational scenic release ever offered the public, and Phoenix is indeed fortunate in hay ing secured this picture at this time.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-06
THREE HURT WHEN
 MOTOR JAR TURNS
 |NTO LEH| CANAL

Three persons were injured yester day afternoon, when a motor car con taining G. E. Thompson of Gilbert his wife and two small children, turned into the I.ehi canal at 4:30 o'clock, two miles northeast of Mesa One of the injured, a 4-year-old child. may not recover
 The Thompson family had been wis iting MT. Thompson's father at his home in Lehi, and were returning to their home in the car when the acci- dent occurred. Soon after starting, it is said, Mrs. Thompson asked to drive never having done sobetore, and took the wheel.
 As the car approached the top of the embankment of the Behi canal one wheel of the car struck a rock, causing it to swerve, and Mrs. Thomp- son lost control completely. The car shot downward into the canal, which is eight feet deep at this point and contains two feet of water.
 Mrs. Thompson and her 4-year- old child were thrown against the wind shield of the car as it struck the canal bottom and received severe injuries. Mrs. Thompson was badly cut about the head and face and received possible internal injuries. The child was dan gerously injured, the muscles on the side of the neck being cut open and the Jugular and other veins exposed The child was rendered unconscious.
 MT. Thompson escaped from the ac- cident with q sprained leg and various miner cuts and bruises. The other child was uninjured.
 The accident might have resulted more seriously that it did had it not happened that a car bearing James Marr, Wiley Simpkins and MT Giroy was directly following the Thompson car at the time of the accident. The three men removed the members of the Thompson family from the canal and took them to Mesa. This prompt ac- tion may have prevented some mem- bers of the party from drowning in the water in the canal while still in a daZed condition.
 In Mesa the Thompsons were taken to the Dr. Nelson hospital, where the injured child was operated on with cut an anaesthetic, while stil uncon- scious. Doctors said there was a chance for recovery. The other mem bers of the family are believed to be in no danger.