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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16
SANS SERM0NEI1IES
J. a. W. Says;

s. a. NJ. Says
Minister Of Defense Wise Of Mel
bourne, Australia, stated last week that
under the defense act employers refusing
to reinstate returned soldiers were
liable to a fine Of $1,000. The minister
added that the court could order the
fine paid to an enploye not reinstated
This is but fair and just to the soldier
who has given his all for his country.
It would be well if such a ruling were
passed in our own country.
Father Schatz Of the Catholic St.
.Cyril's church in Minneapolis has TAB
dicated" by request of his Czeko-Slavak
congregation. The Slavs just now seem
to have caught the fever Of revolution
from their Polish friends across the
water and just for excitement pick on a.
man who cannot resist.
San Francisco quotes Liberty Bonds
$5.17 higher than New York. Evident
ly different sense of value prevails
on the Pacific Coast from that in A..
merica's financial centre.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16

The gorgeous benzine chariot in which
the "All Highest once sped forth, with
trumpeter in the front sounding fan
fares to announce that the great William
was approaching, went under the hammer
recently. The royal chariot was d.
lapidated because of hard driving during
the war. Nobody got excited over it
except the auctioneer. The man who
bought the rig is going to use it as a
- = jitney bus!
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16

One Of the exchanges writes that they
have available suggestion to make to
auto owners and all they charge for i.
I is seven dollars, which can be paid on
terms to suit the owner. Here it is.
always carry bundle Of old news
papers when you go on a trip. Now
if you get stuck in a mud hole just get
out one Of these papers and proceed with
the task Of working it between the tire
and the mud. Feed the paper in
lengthWise while the wheels are turn
| ing. You'll find that after a few Of
the papers have ben worked up the
tires will begin to take hold and the
car will start forward. But even if two
or three papers won't do the business,
feed in some more. Papers are cheap.
Just keep on, feeding them in until you
get out. Z 81 We doubt if the suggestion
will be appreciated BY auto owners
but surely all newspaper Offices who
have old papers on hand realize its
value.
|
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16

H. 0. Schleuder is attending to business
matters in Springfield today.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16

Now that German Street has been
christened Liberty Street. we trust the
war will end.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16

Everybody has kick, everyone has a
suggestion, as to what should be done
by the Minnesota Legislature for the
returned men, The best bill that has been
introduced to date is the bill giving each
service man bonus of $500 to show
Minnesotas appreciation Of the work
done during the war. That the men
are entitled to that and more too is the
opinion of every citizen. Suggestions
and counter-suggestion to the legis-
lature are constantly being made that
$25 month should be paid for each
month in service; that the soldiers
should have a permanent memorial;
that each soldier should have it fixed
so he can borrow money from the state
for farm or home; that the ten million
dollars it would take to pay each man
$500 would be money thrown away;
that the soldiers don't want $500 thrown
at them and have the states obligations
CduCSll9U lOI6VcI. uCSC ouSSSCC1O11o
and demands are doing nothing more
than lessening the chances Of any bill
to pass. The bill to give the men each
500 is the best bill Of all because no
man that entered the service ever expect
ed to get out Of it so soon and no matter
what the length Of his service was he
made sacrifices Of clothing and things
of value so that those left behind might
have things a little better; SO, when
he comes back to civil life again he
finds the prices almost double and
money scarce. I know from experience
how it feels to come home almost broke
and would like to see the fellows re-
lieved Of a few Of the things | experienced.
B. "A. F..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
YANKEES TO SEE PARIS
$4,000 AT A TINE

PARIS. January 31.-The first Amer
lean officers and soldiers who are to
get chance to see Paris on three
days leave of absence before sailing
homeward, in accordance with order
No. Il issued by general headquarters
January Is, are arriving in the city.
For the immediate future Paris viii
entertain $500 soldiers and 1000 Of
fcers at time, the enlisted men ar
irving and departing at the rate Of
$500 daily. Within a short time new
hotels will be opened and accommoda-
lions will be secured in hotels, cam
teens and restaurants by which the
handling of 1900 visitors at one time
will be arranged.
The Y, NJ. c. A. and the American
Red Cross each have been handling
5000 visitors weekly and their ac-
odations will have to be doubled
to permit the accommodation of 1900
men simultaneously.
Breakfast will be supplied at the
seven American Red Cross canteens in
the city at 10 and Is cents and sIeep-
ing accommodations in no case will
exceed francs. The soldiers there
fore will be blissfully oblivious of the
exorbitant cost of living obtaining
here at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
PHOTOPLAYS NEXT WEEK.

KNIcKERBOCKER- Nornnand
in isis Hopkins" Theda Bara in "Sa :
lonne," Mae Marsh in 1.-THE Bondage of
Love- and Kitty Gordon in Mandarin
Gold"
METROPOLITAN. - isis Hopkins"
'The Bondage of Love" and others to be
announced.
LOEwS PALACE.-W. s. Hart in
THE Breed of Men, Mr.. and Mrs: Sid
ney Drew In Romance and Rings, :
Lima Cavalieri In 1.-TWO Brides" and
Fatty Arbuckle in Camping Out"
COLUMBIA. - Dorothy Dalton in
Hard Boiled and Bryant Washburn in
"Venus in the East
RIALTO.-"Common Clay"
STRAND. - Mildred Harris Mrs.
Charlie Chapiin) in when a Girl
Loves"
GARDEN.-'eThe Wildcat Of Paris"
CRANDAI4Ls.-Earle Williams in
THE Highest Triumph" shadows
end Kitty Gordon in adele"
SAYoY.-'.The Greatest Thing in
Life" Madge Kennedy in DAY Dreams"
Louise Hun In The Heart OF Gold,
Ethel Clayton In "The Mystery Girl"
sSThe Indestructibie Wife" and Charles
Fey In 'String Beans.
AVENUE GRAND-'Day Dreams"
''string Beans" The Greatest Thing In
Shadows and Dorothy Dalton In
APOLLO. - Branding Broadway,
'sThe Greatest Thing in Life" Day
Dreams" "String Beans" and ''The In
Wife"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
PRETTY GIRLS OF PARIS
SNOWBALLED BY YANKS

PARIS. January 81 (by tie Assoc
ciated Press) The captured German
guns that lined the Champs Elysees
and are ranged about the Place de Ia
Coneorde, headquarters of the Ameri-
can peace mission, are nowadays silent
witnesses of BON bardments IN which
they have no part It is SNOWFALL
bombardment in which American SOL
diers serve as batteries and passing.
good-natured French girls are targets.
The great square where victims were
guillotined during the rei~n of te. pr
lies deep in snow, the first of the
winter in Paris, and Americans feel
very much at home in it. They are
not always on the offensive. however.
although at first the men trained in
grenade throwing at the front had a
monopoly of b4lfs-eyes.
Now there are exceptions. One
young man of the American peace
mission. well known in society circles
of Boston and Washington, has a
black eye as evidence that French
girls can throw snowballs accurately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
NEARLY 1000 NATURALIzED.
Aliens in q. s. Military Service
Take Ont papers Here.

Nearly 1000 aliens ia the American
military service have been naturaIfzed
through the work OF the WaEhington
office of the bureau of naturalization
of the Department of Labor UP to the
present time, it has been announced.
These men all came to Washington to
obtain their naturalization papers
from Army camps adjacent to Wash
mgton. The cath of alIigiance was
administered to all of them by justices
Of the District Supreme Court
During the war groups of fifteen to
100 aliens came to the naturalization
Office almost daily. At present the
work is practically completed except
for the alien soldiers who went over
seas and are now CHARTERED In camps
re"r Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Metropolitan.

Heralded as one Of the most mas
sive and spectacular efforts OF mo-
ton picture production. "Salome. as
produced at the William Fox studios
will be shown for the first time local.
ly at Crandalrs Metropolitan Theater
today and all this week. Theda Bara,
etcher of erotic figures on the screen,
appears in the title role, one OF his
tory's noted sirens; a character more
cruel than Cleopatra and in whose
nature there seems to have been not
a single redeeming quality. The pic
ture presents replica Of the Jerusa-
lem of 40 B. c. The cinema version
OF 'Salome," it is claimed. follows
closely the biblical story as told by
and provides for the famous
dance OF he seven yeils," at the close
of which the monarch presents the
siren with the head OF John the Bap-
list. A special musical score will be
Interpreted by the orchestra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Palace.

David wark 0rimth's art ~ pro-
Queer ana director 10 embodied IN
"A Romance Of Happy Valley. his
newest work. which will be shown
today and all week At Losw's Palace.
Smashing. stupendous scenes and ef-
fects used in other Of his great pro-
auctions are lacking In "a Romance
Of Happy Valley" but they have oeen
replaced with clements that play upon
the emotions In a simple story OF
everyday life-a homespun humanity
classic. Its action Is laid in the
v1llcyed lands along the Ohio river
and its characters are simple folk who
have lived and loved and had their
WEAKNESS and woes all in this one
small area
In the cast are pictured Lillian Gish,
Robert Harron. George Fawcett Kate
Bruce. Bertram Grassby, LYDIA yea
mans Titus and Andrew ArbuckIe-
special musical accompaniment has
been arranged for the picture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Knickerbocker.

Kitty. Gordon. pictured In the stellar
role in Adele" Is the chief screen
attraction at Crandafs Knicker-
booker today and. tomorrow. Pro-
duced from Adele BIeneau's novel.
'The Nurses Story" It's action has to
do with young American woman
who Is among the first to volunteer
as a Red Cross nurse for service In
France. where, in the path OF duty,
day and Wednesday Wallace Reid
viii be pictured in THE Dub: Thurs.
day and Friday the attraction VIII
be- ''Virtuous Wives; Saturday The
Heart of Cold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Craudau's.

Zane Grey's romance Of the great
west. by the Light Of Western
Stars" viii be shown in motion pio-
true form at crandaii's the farst three
days Of this week. commencing today.
with Dustin Farnum as Gene stew.
wild wager that he will marry the
first girl he meets leads to strange
results. Winifred Kingston, Joseph
Swickard and Virginia Eam0o are IN
the supporting cast spsy Dreams"
featuring Madgs Kennedy. 10 an
nouaced TOR Wednesday and Thurs
with Alice Brady. Friday and eatuF-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
DR.. JOHN P. FREY NAMED.
Appointed Assistant Health Officer
of the District.

DR.. John P. Frey of PALS goth street
northwest has been appointed assist
ant health officer in the District
health department.
scientific staff of the National Vaccine
and Antitoxin Institute of this city,
and is familiar with the class of work
embraced in the production and
Standardization Of vaccines and
se-ums.
Es was educated sin the public
schools of this city and in George
Washington College of Medicine. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Apollo.
The West Virginia.

Lafayette. We Come" with Dolores
Cassinelii and e. K. Lincoln as It's
stars. will be the extraordinary photo
play feature at the West Virginia
Theater today and all this week. The
picture, which has been shown at.
the higher priced houses, takes its
name from memorable words by Gen.
Pershing uttered at the tomb OF
LAFAYETTE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Eleven Die When Ship hit. Mine.

COPENHAGEN. February Lit Is
reported that eleven persons were
killsd when . fishing steamer struck
q floating mine on stsvanger. Many
mines are ahoat in the North sea, Civ
ing fishermen great anxiety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02

felt sorry for a poor scrub girl, who
happen TO be Bessie Barriscale do
ing "a movie stunt. Hearts Asleep
is her third picture.
James ]. Corbett, the prizeaghter.
is now a movie star. having signed
a long-tern1 contract with the Uni
versal in New York He is at work
on seriel depicting the interesting
life of Gentleman jim" but called
'"The Midnight Man"
Jennie Delmar. the burlesque come
dienne of the "Orientals," is Savannah
girl. who has been on the stage six
years, and in addition to filing the role
of ingenue is the composer OF many of
the songs featured by the show. She de-
serted. the film field for short session
IN vaudeville and then joined the Wat
son burlesque aggregation.
J. Warren Kerrigan has a new
comedy, Come Again Smith, which
is to be released February 10 accord
ing to announcement. 1t is the story
of a park bench tramp, who was
given a chance in life by man who
believed in investing in bond of
humanity"
"Virtuous Wives" featuring Anita
Stewart and also picturing Conway
Tearle, Mrs. De Wolf Hopper and Ed
win Arden. is said to be the first pic
ture produced with the aid of Louis
B. Mayer of the Boston theatrical
syndicate to oppose the program"
plan of picture distribution. whereby
one good picture. with a number of
inferior ones, is forced upon exhibit
ors in series of weekly programs.
The good picture with it's big star is
expected to carry the inferior ones.
To make simple folk do simple
things dramatically Is the most diff
cult thing in cinema art, according to
David Wark Griffith, whose latest
feature. "A Romance of Happy VAL
ley, depends for its appeal. on sim
pie heart interest and characters Of
everyday life. contrasting sharply
with Grif7th's other pictures of
the past two years Its people are
those of the valleys in the hill region
along the Ohio river. where drowsy
keepers collect fares at the toll gates,
and roasting ears and watermelons
adorn the dining tables on hot sum-
mer days. Among these people, Grit
nth used to live as boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
WILL COMPLETE HUGE
iPEANT AT RICHMOND
Newport News Shipbuilding Com
paay efaers Work Resumed.
Mnrder Case Battles.

RICHMOND Va. February 1-Or-
ders received here by o. e. Smith. in
charge Of, The executive Offices of the
Newports News Shiphuilding Company.
direct that he proceed at once to the
compfetioh Tpf the immense boiler
plant begua1 here several months ago.
The plant will cost three million dol
lars anpwtHobe devoted TO the build
ing q, obolsfsy for the vessels being
bpilt under the direction OF the
lsmepgsncys F'fest Corporation
-rff pGi.sj rs
Labor Situation Clarifies.
The labor situation here has been
solved to considerable extent There
is noWeso.scsgesty of help. but there
is plenty of work. Workers hereto
fore employed in the munition plants
and at the construction camps, In ad-
dition to returned soldiers. are seek
ing work, and they are refusing to
accept in many instances. because
they are denied the high prices that
have obtained for the last two years
There are many returned soldiers.
however. who have resumed the
places which were vacated when they
donned uniforms. This is true of the
street car lines, which have been suf-
fering. for lack of men for eighteen
months The telegraph companies.
too. have been able 10 get the normal
numb Der of messengers for the first
time in more than a-year. -e o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Garden.

"The prifteYs," sensational new
photopIay. 1T Moors's Garden Theater
the drst four days Of this week. pic
lures Warren .Kerrigan In . story
Of cross purposes and conflict in ths
wilds Of Alaska The background
for it's tense scenes are natural set
tings Of Arctic ruggedaess and beau
ty Lois Wilson has the role opposite
the star. The story deals with the
problems that confront a young man
who seeks to drown memory in brandy
and young girl from the east who
seeks solace in the northern wilds.
Thursday and the remainder of the
week, Henry B. Wa;thall will be pic
tured in "And a Still Small Voice"
a new release with wide variety OF
types woven into . story that de-
velope logically.
MIN. subjects and orchestral accom-
panimeut-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02

Normand. will be shown at Crandalrs
Avenue Grand today. and tomorrow.
The leading male character is i'm
personated by Wheeler Oakman, a
washingtonian. Tuesday and We'd
nesday William s. Hart will be seen
IN Branding Broadway; Thursday.
Dustin Farnum, in "By the Lii ,ht of
Western Stars Friday. Louise Hun
and John Hines, In The Heart of
Cold; Saturday, Shirley Mason and
Ernest Truck, in Goodbye, Bill"
Apollo.
ARIZONA" picturing- Douglas Fair
banks. will be shown at Crandall S
Apollo today and tomorrow; Tues
lay. Carlyle Blackwell will be pic
ured in Love in a Hurry; We'd
esday. Dustin Farnum, in by the
'Ht os vr-aete~r c.. g.. -Thu-sda"
Shirley Mason and Ernest Truck, IN
b. c, Ei-1. rIIoay Ia ms
Frederick, in "Out of the Shadow;
Saturday, Bryant washburn, in ''fhe
Gypsy Trail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Riato.

Blanche Bates. the noted star OF
The Girl of the Golden West" and
Hobart Bosworth will be pictured at
Moore's Rialto Theater this week IN
The Border Legion" camera YER
sion of Zane Grey's story of the old
west. Every element of compelling
drama is said to be found In this
subject, enhanced with magnificent
outdoor settings. Miss Bates is pic
tured- as 9 western girl who brings
about the downfall of the last band
Of marauders known to the plains.
and Mr.. Bosworth. as the leader OF
the bandits
Shorter subjects, including natural
color films and slow-mod Al pictures
with musical features, including the
Light Cavalry" overture by the or
chestra and a violin solo by Daniel
Breeskin. will complete the program
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
!. Offers $500 Reward.

Solution of the murder of Mrs W.
A. Hadley, formerly of Cincinnati the
wife of an Army officer who was on
duty at the westhamptoh Hospital
here. Is apparently far Oft. The hus-
band of the woman has not been seen
since early in December. about the
time that his wife was last seen alive.
Her body was found in the river De-
cember 80 and has been positively
iden tilted.
A reward of $500 has been offered
for the arrest of the murderer of
Mrs. Hadley." HadIey is said to have
written a letter as late as January 20
in which he referred to hts wife's
death in Porto Rico. He was then at
shooting lodge in the mountains of
Texas.
Mrs. A. n. Evans. sister Of the dead
woman. was here for several days
this week and has returned to- her.
home in Cincinnati. The officers de-
clined TO let her have the body. pre-
ferring to hold it until there shall
have been an arrest in the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02

One hundred scenes in forty-eight
hours Is said to be the rate of speed
for filming William Rnsselfs new
feature. Some Liar" by James Oliver
Curwood. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Savoy.

Branding Broadway" shown today
and tomorrow ct crandsirs Savoy.
pictures William 6. Hart - the chief
character In . story which has al
ready been told In The Star. Tues,
day and Wednesday Clara KimbaiI
Young VIII be seen In ''Chsating
CheaterF: Thursday. Carlyle Black,
well, In Love IN Hurry; Friday.
DustiH. Farpum. In by the Ljght %
Western etaFs": Saturday, Shirley
Mason AID EEnsst Trpsx, Il ~oeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02

Norma Talmadge,s next feature is
TO be called The Probation Wife"
e Is based on magazine story.
One hundred scenes in forty-eight
hours is said to be the rate of speed
for filming William Russelfs new
feature. Some Liar" by James Oliver
Curwood. ~
An apparently very intelligent pic
ture patron writes to US what Is an
ail-etar CASTE" The answer is passed
on to the press agent
A big newspaper story. with a girl
reporter as the heroine, is being writ
ten for Enid Bennett. 1t is to have
. genuine smack of newspaper real
ism. whatever that may be-
william 8. Campbell is at Universal
City. Cal, making a new brand of
900 oyang-outang, an elephant, a lion
and other animal performers.
The Great White Darkness" will
be the name of Monroe Salisburys
new Paul Powell picture. Ruth Cliff
ford and Helen Jerome Eddy viii ap-
pear in it.
Fay Tichner will be the vampire in
Rupert Julian's new feature, THE
Fire Fingers" and Jane Noyak will
have q leading role.
william Farnum is said to have
had his hair singed and his clothing
scorched in a recent movie scene
while Imprisoned in a grass hut that
was on are, with "raving savages"
on the outside.
Paths is going to Issue Rolin
comedy featuring Harold Lloyd
weekly after March 9. Pathe is
building these comedies along new
and happier lines than the slapstick.
Manager Klein of the Columbia
Theater, last week, started an inno-
walton by introducing fifteen min
ute style show, with gowns, etc. ex-
hibited on living models, in connec-
ton with the picture on exhibition.
Z is said to be his purpose, when
ever possible, to introduce similar
Innovations hereafter as a special
feature.
Fannie Ward, who, incidentally. has
had some very nice things said of her
beauty by Harrison Fisher and New
York art editors, has been filmed for
A. H Woods in Common Clay"
Cleves Kinkead's well known play.
Thomas n. Ince has installed
weather forecasting bureau at his
new picture plant at Culver City.
~-l It will save nonev it is said in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
HonorabIy Discharged, :.
HOWARD LESLEY HOLT -

Rssunee Ids exclusive tesehine e exe1a1
p11p1s q NJ 1tu11e - D1leas m yeunmI(
Pfivafe for children % Adults. o00
/. ss.ss1tfy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02

An apparently very intelligent pic
ture patron writes to US what Is an
an-star cast?" The answer is passed
on to the press agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
FilrnogTanns.

Charles Ray is to be the bashful
hero of 'sThe Girl Dodger." who is
laughed At but dnally loved. !.
Norma Talmadge,s next feature is
70 be called The Probation Wife"
It Is based on magazine story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02

The Red Cross fund received boost
recently because a sympathetic man
felt sorry for a poor scrub girl, who
happe ned TO be Bessie Barriscale do
Ing "a movie stunt. Hearts Asleep
is her third picture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02

The Lasky company has borrowed
Dorothy Dalton from the Ince studios
% support Lila Lee in her next pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02

mickey" Mack ssnnetts w&deay
Ecraldeds picture featuring Mabel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Columbia

Enid Bennett In her new Paramount
feature. Happy. Though Married" viii
be the attraction ut Loew's Columbia
the drst half OF this week, beginning
today When Manager Klein Of the
Columbia viewed the production sew
eraa days ago the problems Of the new
Iy weds 20 impressed him that he A.
ranged to give q pair Of tickets 70 mar
riage license applicants. so that they
might be his guests during the show
ing OF this picture. 4 Spenish beauty
worked into the story Is the rival OF
the wife's affections and her problem
of maintaining happy domestic tran
qui1lity.
> Thursday and the last half Of the
week Kitty Gordon will be seen in
''Mandarin's Gold"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02

( A big newspaper story. with a girl
reporter as the heroine, is being writ
ten for Enid Bennett. 1t is to have
70 genuine smack of newspaper real
ism, whatever that may be.