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Evening star., 1919-12-28
Of the week at crandalrs Knicker-

of the week at Crandalrs Knicker-
booker.
"A Phantom Honeymoon" featuring
Marguerite Marsh, at Crandalfs
Knickerbocker
High Pockets" featuring Louis
Bennison. until Wednesday, at Gran
dalrs.
The Joyous Liar" featuring J. War
rem kerrigan. from Wednesday
through Friday. at Crandall's.
common Property" featuring Nell
Craig. Saturday of next week. at
CrandalIS
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Empire.

Today. Margarita Fisher in "The Hell
lion: tomorrow. Choosing a Wife:
Tuesday. Virginia Pearson, in 'Impos-
slble Gathering: Wednesday. Mae
Murray, in The Scarlet Shadow;
New Year day Especial matinee 2
pm). Charlie Chaplin, in "a Days
Pleasure; other. comedies and an
eight-piece jazz orchestra; Friday,
Kenneth Harlan. in The Trembling
Hour" and Charlie Chaplin. in "a
Carey, in The Gun Fighting Gentle
man"
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CRANDALL'S Woman of
Pleasure y

The first four. days of this week at
Crandal's Theater. beginning today,
will be shown for the first time in
Washington. "A Woman of Pleasure
featuring Blanche Sweet. 1t is one
of those mammoth English melo-
dramas of the Drury Lane type that
piles up sensations one upon the
other. Thursday. New Year day, and
the remainder of the week will be
seen. also for the first time in Wash
ington, THE Phantom Honeymoon"
the theories of life after death. The
principal role features Marguerite
Marsh.
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New Navy.

Today and tomorrow. D. W. Grif-
fiths Broken blossoms: Tuesday.
Frank Mayo. in THE Brute Breaker: {:
Wednesday. Dolores Cassinellf. in
The Right to Lie; Thursday. Doug
ness: Friday. Elmo Lincoln. in Elmo
the Mighty" and Saturday. all-com-
edy night.
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Home.

Today, Douglas Fairbanks. in His
Majesty the American; tomorrow.
"The Better Ole: Tuesday. Dolores
Cassinelli in The Virtuous Model;
wednesday. Viola Dana, in please
Get Married.; Thursday. GLADYS Les
lie. in THE Midnight Bride" and FRI
day and Saturday. Nazimova, in Rev
e1ation."
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Marguerite

Today and tomorrow. Marguerite
Clark. in Luck in Pawn" ana 4.Ss-ou
Arbuckle. in The Hayseed"; Tues
day ard Wednesday. Irene Castle. in
THE Invisible Bond" and Charlie
Chaplin. in "A Days Pleasure; /;
Thursday. Douglas Mclean and Doris
May, in "23la Hours Leave: Fri
day. Bryant Washburn. in ut Pays
to Advertise: Saturday, Jack Pick
ford. in '1n Wrong"
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Truxton.

Today and tomorrow, Olive Thomas,
in The Glorious Lady; Tuesday,
Wallace Reid. in Nan of Music
Mountain: Wednesday. Harold Lock-
day. ''The Better OLE; Friday, Will
liam S. Hart. in "Aryan," and Satur-
day. Evelyn Greedy. in me and Capt.
Kidd"
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CRITERION-"The Lincoln High
wayman.

Beginning Tuesday the Criterion
Theater will present The Lincoln
Highwayman," featuring William
Russell and showing the progress of
banditry from the time when the
Indians held up the western pony
express, in 1860. down to the present
day 1t is a picture of hold-ups and
thrills.
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, Irene Castle,
in The Invisible Bond; Tuesday and
Straight" and Roscoe Afbuckle, in
THE Hayseed"; Thursday with spe-
cial matinee). Bryant Washburn. in
1T Pays to ADVERTISE: Friday. Olive
Thomas. in The Glorious Lady," and
Saturday. Louis Bennison. in. High
Pockets"
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Carolina.

Today. Nazimova. in The Brat; to-
morrow. Mabel Normand, in Back to
the Woods; Tuesday. The Better
Ole; Wednesday, Dolores Cassinelli.
in THE Virtuous Model: Thursday,
Viola Dana. in please Get Married.;
Friday. Gladys Leslie, in '"The Mid
night Bride; Saturday. Olive Thomas.
in Limousine Life"
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COLUMBIA-"His Wife's Friend" "

Dorothy Dalton. who is scoring a
sensational hit on the stage in ''Aphro-
dite' in New York will be the picture
star at Loew'S Columbia the first four
days of this week. in a thrilling mys-
terry tale, adapted from the story, The
White Rook,' by j. B. Harris -Burland.
The production bears the trade mark of
Thomas II. Ince.
A British officer finds himself in
volved with the wife of chess mas
ter. a complication which is further
intensified by the Vaccinations of a
Chinese master of the game and the
Intervention of a young girl, who
changes the entire course of the Of
ficer's destiny.
The last half of the week, begin
ming Thursday. Bryant Washburn will
be featured in TOO Much Johnson"
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York.

Today. Jack Pickford, in 'In
Wrong; Monday. Pauline Frederick.
in "The Loves of Lefty; Tuesday,
Maurice Tourneur's "The Life Line;
"Wednesday. Mabel Normand, in "Jfnx" /;
Thursday with special matinee), May
Allison. in Pair and Warmer; Fri
day. Robert Warwick. in TN Miz-
zoura." and harold Lloyd, in Bump
ing Into Broadway" and Saturday,
Mary Miles Minter. in Anne OF Green
Gables"
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Olympic.

Today The Miracle Man: tomor-
Tuesday. Marguerite Clark, in widow
by Proxy; Wednesday, Bessie Love.
in "Pegeen";- Thursday Especial mat
inee). Norma Talmadge. in THE Isle
of Conquest: Friday. Frank Mayo. in
THE Brute Breaker" and Saturday.
Charles Ray, in The Egg Crate Wal
lop"
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Princess.

Today. THE Better OLE: tomorrow.
Dolores Cassinelli. in The Virtuous
Model: Tuesday. Viola Dana, in
please Get Married.: Wednesday.
Gladys Leslie. in THE Midnight
Bride: Thursday. Nazimova, in REV
elation"; Friday. Olive Thomas, in
Limousine Life" and Saturday,
George Walsh, in Luck and Pluck
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Lucy Cotton
and Wyndham Standing. in 'The Mir
acle OF Love-; Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Charles Ray. in Crooked
Straight; Thursday with special
matinee), Mabel Normand, in "Jinx";
Friday, Florence Reed. in Her
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Some Show.

Howson-How was the lecture?
Lotts-Fine! Great success! Nearly
everybody fell asleep. and when they
nodded their heads the lecturer
thought they were nodding in ap
proval of his speech.
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of the
Desert"

Flame of the Desert" Reginald
Barkers camera spectacle. in which
Geraldine Farrar is screened. will be
shown all this week at Crandalls
Metropolitan Theater Opening at a
brilliant embassy ball in London. 1t
progresses TO the mystic city of Cairo.
at the edge OF the vast Sahara. with
a gripping tale OF the manner in
which love can Controvert Mr.. NIP
ling's famous pronouncement that
East is east and west is west. and
never the twain shall meet The
narrative is essentially one of the
occident. and not fantastic thing
of frequently Tisrepreserted Tart
of the orient. Pictured in Miss Far
rar's support is her husband. that
superb actor Lou Tell : =.
Caves and Coquettes." tvo-reel
laughing number. featuring Mont
gomery and Rock. and other minor
features. with an elaborate orchestral
program. complete the bill.
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Lyric.

Today. Pauline Frederick, in The
Peace of Roaring River: tomorrow
and Tuesday, Are You Fit to Mar
ry?"; Wednesday, Frank keenan,, in
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Just the Man.

Booker, the Agent-I have q small
part for you il you think you are
qualified. It's that of . starving war
refugee.
Underfed. the Thespian-I haven't
had a regular engagement for two
years. Can I do a starving refugee?
Sir. l am a type.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

"The World Afame"; Thursday,
Hearts of the World" and Friday
and Saturday, Ray Stewart. in The
WeSterners"
Evening star., 1919-12-28

THE Dazzling Rogue" a story of
the secret service. is to be James ].
Corbett's second attempt in the
movies.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

The Italian steamer Lansing. from
Norfolk, has arrived at Genoa with a
cargo of coal on fire.
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STRAND-"The Capitol."

"The Capitol Augustus Thomas
drama of political and social Washing
ton. adapted to the screen by ATtco
Productions, with Leah Baird as the
star. will be the attraction at Moore's
Strand Theater this week. The story is
laid in the atmosphere Of exclusive
American society circles and teens
with sensational episodes incIUding the
burning of bungalow. featuring, it is
claimed, one of the most remarkable
escapes from flames ever shown on the
screen, and also battle for life in the
waters of the great falls of the Poto-
mac.
An exceptional musical score is
promised, including as overture An
Auto Ride" with fantaStical effects.
Evening star., 1919-12-28
Filnogranns.

A late Sunshine comedy is called
'"The Roaming Bathtub."
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Priscilla Dean is to be filmed in
.The, Beautiful Beggar." a colorful
oriental picture, upon which, it is
said, Universal is to spend $250,000.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Madge Kennedy is to be starred in
1.-TWO Cents Worth Of Humaneness."
an original story by Octavus Roy
Cohen.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Douglas MacLean and Doris Mays
| new picture is to be called "Mary's
Ankle"
Benjamin b. Hampton is to make
a photoplay from Emerson Hough's
| story, Tho Sagebrusher."
George Walsh is to be filmed in
Find the Woman" story by Gelett
Burgess.
Now they say Madame Traverse is
forced to keep a card index of her
gowns.
Dorothy Langley. one of Howard
Chandler Christy's models. is to ap-
pear in a new Fox production.
Ruth Roland is author, the star and
the producer of THE Adventures of
Ruth" big serial released by Pathe.
Madge Kennedy is to be starred in
1.-TWO Cents Worth Of Humaneness."
an original story by Octavus Roy
Cohen.
1.-The Dazzling Rogue" a story of
the secret service. is to be James ].
Corbett's second attempt in the
movies.
Priscilla Dean is to be filmed in
'"The Beautiful Beggar," a colorful
oriental picture, upon which, it is
said, Universal is to spend $250.000.
Frank Keenan's newest production
is entitled Brothers Divided" with
the star in a dual role of the DR..
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde type.
Shirley Mason has an opportunity to
demonstrate her ability as a circus
bareback rider in Her Elephant
Man." story by Pearl Doles Bell.
The Challenge" by E. Lloyd Shell
don. has been bought by Fox for viii
liam Farnum: also The Orphan" by
Clarence r. Mulford.
Vitagraph is to spend a million dol
lars, it is announced. in a super
serial for William Duncan. now one
of its stars. Duncan has been called
the serial king.
Ressie Bird. a Brunton studio screen
actress. it Is said has started, with
her own money. a toy aeroplane fac
tory in which she employs only war
veterans who are unable to walk
Arthur S. Kane, who formed the
Realart Pictures Corporation about
six months ago. has resigned his Of
fee as president to engage in a new
departure.
Mary Johnson. the Swedish actress
and film star, 1.-The Mary Pickford of
Sweden" she has been called. is de-
scribed as slight and harmonious in
figure with a beautiful face of pure
and lovable features"
Vitagraph is to star Joe Ryan, "the
bad man of the SCREEN" and Jean
Paige in the next serial following An
tonic Moreno's THE Invisible Hand"
Miss Paige did her first work in the o.
Henry pictures.
Goldwyn is to make big special of
"Black Pawl," by Ben Ames Williams,
author Of "Jubilo." and is also to film
Jack Pickford in wild Apples" by
the anonymous author Of The
Straight Road"
Charles Rays latest release by
Paramount-Ar is called RED
Hot Dollars" 1t is the story Of how
| a quick -witted country boy saved
life, settled an ancient feud and won
love and happiness.
NJ. valentin Mandelstamm, French
author and a candidate for the French
Academy. is studying the motion pic
ture in New York with a view to
adapting the French detective story
for the American screen. He arranged
the presentation of the film now being
shown in this country to aid in the
rebuilding of devastated France.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Benjamin B. Hampton is to make
a photoplay from Emerson Hough's
story, The Sagebrusher."
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Ruth Roland is author, the star and
the producer Of THE Adventures of
Ruth" big serial released by Pathe
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Douglas MacLean and Doris Mays
new picture is to be called "Mary's
Ankle"
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Avenue Grand.

Game: Saturday, William Russell. in
six Feet Four"
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Dorothy Langley. one Of Howard
Chandler Christy's models. is to ap-
pear in a new Fox production.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

George Walsh is to be filmed in
Find the Woman" story by Gelett
Burgess.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Frank Keenan's newest production
is entitled Brothers Divided" with
the star in dual role Of the DR..
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde type.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Shirley Mason has an opportunity to
demonstrate her ability as circus
bareback rider in Her Elephant
Man." a story by Pearl Doles Bell.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Now they say Madame Traverse is
forced to keep a card index of her
gowns.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

THE Challenge" by E. Lloyd Shell
don. has been bought by Fox for Will
liam Farnum: also The Orphan" by
Clarence Z. Milford
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KNICKERBOCKER -
the Desert"
Flame of

Today and tomorrow at Crsndalis
|Knickerbocker Theater also Flame
of the Desert" Reginald Barker's
spectacular production, with Geral-
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Vitagraph is to spend a million dol
lars, it is announced. in a super
of its stars. Duncan has been called
the serial king.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Ressie Bird. a Brunton studio screen
actress. it Is said. has started, with
her own money. a toy aeroplane fac
tory. in which she employs only war
veterans who are unable to walk.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Arthur S. Kane, who formed the
Realart Pictures Corporation about
six months ago. has resigned his Of
fee as president to engage in a new
departure.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

NJ Valentin Misunderstanding, French
author and a candidate for the French
Academy. is studying the motion pic
ture in New York with q view to
adapting the French detective story
for the American screen. He arranged
the presentation of the film now being
shown in this country to aid in the
rebuilding Of devastated France.
Evening star., 1919-12-28

Mary johnson. the Swedish actress
and film star, 1.-The Mary Pickford of
Sweden" she has been called is de-
scribed as slight and harmonious in
figure with a beautiful face Of pure
and loYahle features"
The sun., 1919-10-05
GENERAL THERE; NO
SWEETS OR SMOKES
And So Returning Soldiers
Felt Out of Luck.

Though a Northumberland and
former commanding officer OF the army
was on the pier. the 1912 officers and
men who arrived yesterday from France
aboard the. transport Powhatan felt
that they were out of luck because the
band and the candy and cigarettes
formerly supplied by welfare workers
were wishing. The Lieutenant-Gen-
eral was Nelson A. Miles. ranking
officer of the army during the Spanish
American war, who came with his
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Reber, to greet
his son-in-law, Col. Reber. Gen. Miles
appeared to take a keen interest in the
arrival OF the ship and the process of
docking her, but would say nothing for
publication.
The returning troops were a number
of casual organizations and several
civilians in the Government service
Among the latter were C. w. Hare,
director of sales for the War Depart
ment in France and Belgium, and Lyle
Alverson OF Chicago. a clerical attache
Of the Peace Commission. He said that
the force OF the commission had been
reduced to about 200 persons as against
some 1900 last January.
Mr.. Hare said that the American au-
thortties had done a good deal better
than they expected In disposlng OF the
surplus stock of supplies abroad 1--WE
got very good prices for everything"
heN said.
The sun., 1919-10-05
WOMEN MAY SMASH
LABOR'S MAJORITY
Reaction of British Strike
May Change Their Votes.
Special Gable Despatch TO The Sun and the
Public Ledger.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE Sun and the
Public Ledger.
Copyright. 1913. all rights reserved.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-One of the most i'm
portant questions arising out of the
strike seems to have been overlooked by
British newspapers Not a single ref
erence has yet been made to the prob
able effect of the tieup and attendant
hardships to families upon the voting at
titude of women at the next election.
Between 100000 and 100000 women
have been placed upon the Parliamen-
tary register. constituting a potent force
In remaking Parliament.
"If settlement is not quickly arrived
at the labor cause will be undoubtedly
damaged and many of the sixty-three
Labor members of Parliament are likely
to lose their seats" said one informant,
herself long interested in work among
the poorer classes.
AT the last general election of De-
cenber, 1918, thousands OF women of
the working classes voted for the FIRST
time in their lives and did as their hus-
hands advised them and cast their votes
in favor of Labor candidates. In about
a fortnight. II the strike continues, these
identical women, with their children.
will be about the worst sufferers from
stoppage Of their husbands wages.
Three dollars weekly will not pay for
food, let alone rent, and. without going
into the merits of the husbands case.
they will, womanlike. throw the blame
on those Labor members whom they look
upon as instigators of the strike"
Derby, which Is the district from
which j. H. Thomas, secretary of the
railway men, was sent to Parliament in
1910. gave him 5000 votes-all from
men. In 1918 he secured more than rs.
900 votes, Of which nearly 5000 were
from women voters. His unionist OPP
ponent got $1,000 votes: therefore, with
the vote Of labor's wives thrown into
the scale against him at next election,
he would undoubtedly lose.
The labor leaders seem to have for
gotten about the women and the new
power they WELD in the United Kingdom
The sun., 1919-10-05
FORESTS IN ITALY
STRIPPED FOR FUEL
Coal Is Greatest Need, Say
Delegates to World Cot
ton Conference.
SILENT ON FIUME ISSUE
Radicalism Makes Little Head
way-Land Owning Is
Common.

Italy's greatest need continues to be
coal, according to a delegation OF Italian
manufacturers now In New York on their
way to the World Cotton Conference to
be held In New Orleans October 10 to
I6. The people have been compelled TO
destroy some of their finest forests to get
fuel.
Commander Giorgio Myths, who win
represent his Government at the confer
ence, was spokesman for the visitors at
the Waldorf yesterday. He said the cot
ton mills of Milan were busy, but that
cutting the workday from ten and
half to eight hours had diminished pro-
duction noticeably. The Italian cotton
cloth plants have 100000 spindles and
100000 looms, and normally import
1000, 900 bales of cotton, of which 7oo,-
900 come from the United States Forty
per cent of the cloth was normally ex-
ported, but Mr.. Myths said this was now
reduced to rs per cent
1--WE are sending our product" he said.
ito the Black Sea- Salonica, CONSTANT
nople, Austria and Czecho-Slovakia and
other countries, but little to Germany,
as the credit system has not yet been
readjusted. Industry In Italy Is getting
well on its feet after the war. Wherever
possible the lack OF coal Is being Offset
by the introduction OF electricity gen.
Grated by water power. Socialistic ideas
are making little Roadway among the
l1boring people, as property is well dis
tributed and land owning is common.
prices are high at home, but not as
high as in New York. I should say that
luncheon costing S1.25 in one OF our
big cities, costs between 50 and SO here"
Mr.. Mylius declined to discuss Fiume.
DAnnunzio or any matter of politics
His companions on the trip are Prof.
Paoloa Alberzoni. DR.. Tuttis Fossati. p.
Terrugia, A. Frua and A. Pedrazsini.
The sun., 1919-10-05
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Saturday. Oct. a

Great Britain. Ireland. Norway. Sweden,
Denmark. Germany. Hungary, Lithuania. Lat.
via. Finland. Archangel. South Africa, Gibral.
tar. Madeira and Cape Verde Islands via
Plymouth; Netherlands via Rotterdam (ctheT
countries, via Boulogne. must be specially
sddresstD; also parcel post mails for Great
Britain. Ireland. Egypt. British India, Brit.
ish East Africa, Malta. Zanzibar. Pemba and
Netherlands, SIS. Nleuw Amsterdam, A. NJ.
Portuga. and Spain Especially addressed
only, via Lgbon, Cadlz and Barcelona; also
parcel post mails for Portugal. Spain. Canary
Islands and Ceuta. Melllla and Tnngler In
Morocco IS. Emilia s. de Perez, $3.50 A M
Europe, Africa and West Asia, via Cher
bourg and Southampton; also parcel post
mails for Grea. Britain. ireland. Egypt, Brit.
ish India, British East Africa. Malta Zanzi-
bar and Temba, Sc. Lapland A. NJ.
Azores Islands Qtaly must be specially ad.
dressed for despatch by this steamshIpJ. via
Ponta pelgada and Naples; also parcel post
mails for Azores and Italy, SIS. Pesaro, 1? nj
Gold Coast, via Seccondee. Accra ana win.
nebah. - Benny. u NJ.
Tuesday. Oct. 7.
Great Britain. Ireland, Finland and Arch.
angel, via Liverpool; also parcel post mails
for Great Britain, Ireland. Egypt, British
Indin, British East Africa. Malta Zanzibar
and Pemba SIS. Carmania, A. NJ. 9 80 A. NJ.
Greece (parcel post nails only, via Patras,
SIS. Schohare, 10 A. NJ.
KamerOon, Fernandopo. st. Thomas. French
Congo and BslSian Congo. VIA Duals. Tar-
The sun., 1919-10-05
20 INJURED AS ARMY
MOTOR TRUCK UPSETS
Man Rescued From Under
Burning Vehicle.
Special DespatcA 10 TUE Sun.

ADMISSION, Ala. Oct 4.-Edwin Ley
den probably will die, ]. r. Cain has
both legs broken. a dozen other men
were seriously hurt and about fifteen
others more or less injured as the net
result of n truck accident ut Four Mile
Church this morning. A big Govern
ment truck containing fifty Jacksonville
laborers attempted to pass another
truck, struck a cement culvert and
turned over against the bank at the side
Of the road. pinning a majority Of the
men beneath the heavy vehicle.
Quick work on the part OF Virgil Poss
In extinguishing a blaze In the over
turned car prevented the twenty men
underneath the machine being roasted to
death. Driver Glass's left arm was
broken in the smash up. He was al
lowed to go to his home. but will be
arrested according to Information at
Camp Mcclellan. The injured men are
unanimous In their statements that IL
was the result Of recixlessness on the
part OF the driver.
The sun., 1919-10-05
scandinavian Liners Resume.

Service of the Observation-Disclosures
Line between Copenhagen and Hoboken
will be resumed October 8. according to
an announcement made yesterday by
Halvor Jacobsen, general passenger
agent OF the line. The strike which tied
up the harbor OF Copenhagen for forty
days has been settled, according to Mr.
Jacobsen's information, and the liners
Helig Olav Oscar H., United States
. and Frederick VIII, which have been
lying at that port, viii resume opera
Atlons The Helig olav will sail for the
United States on October Q.
The sun., 1919-10-05
W. C. T. 0. CLAIMS DRY CREDIT.
Long Ago Planted Seeds Which
Developed Into Prohibition.

Various groups of reformers claim the
credit for the prohibition amendment
which will go into force January 16,
1920. but educators at least will grant
that there Is reason in the statement
which the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union makes In a clear and pene-
trating voice to the effect that a genera
ton ago 1t. the w. C. T. u, planted the
seeds and laid the foundation for the
drought which has descended upon an
unsuspectlng country. The w. c. T. u.
holds that its foresightedness a genera
ton ago entities It to the generous sup
port of all good Americans in its cam
paign, Just beginning, for 100000.
A generation ago, says DR.. Ella A
Boole. State president OF the organiza-
ton, the leaders in the Bands of Hope
and the Loyal Temperance Lea CUES and
in Sunday schools began teaching the
little boys and girls to sing
"Tremble, King Alcohol,
We will grow up"
and kindred sentiment in verse, which
thereby became a part OF their spiritual
growth; with the result that these small
citizens did grow up to work and vote
against the curse OF liquor.
The w. c. T. U. announces that II In
not in a Federal campaign against to-
bacco and that none of the money coll
lected in this fund will be used for that
purpose. The w. C. T. U. has for many
years opposed the use OF tobacco. but
merely with educational weapons. The
100000 will be employed in ways
specified in the organizations budget
and in promoting child welfare legisla-
ton. The w. C. T. u. intends to con-
duct a strong fight for laws against
child labor.