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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

Nigel Barrie, nephew of Press Director
Jones, of the Kaw and Erlanger interests in
this city, is out of the army and has returned
TO picture making He is the leading man foi
Alma Rubens in Diana of the Green Van.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

Nancy lynne Tells of Several Happenings in Sociey-ss
Jane Mdle Hostess Tea Yesterday for Baltimore Girl
Plans in the Making for Valentine Reuue

1e9 South Forty-sixth street, announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss Mary
Bartram Sloan, and Mr.. Russell Bement, son
Of DR.. and Mrs. William p. Bement, of 3s17
Spruce street. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

There is a rumor that Al Woods. produce
of Friendly Enemies" has number o
movie stars under contract
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
DAVIDoWITZ-BLooM

The wedding of Miss. Ida Bloom. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel s. Bloom. of 1915
North Thirty-third street. and Chaplain
Harry s. Davidowitz, U. s. A.. took place
yesterday at noon at the home of the brides
parents. The Rev. julius Greensboro, ID.
D. performed the ceremony, and breakfast
followed. Mr.. Bloom gave his daughter IN
marriage and she was unattended. Chaplain
pavidowitz and his bride upon their return
from this honeymoon trip, will live in this
CITY,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
SCENARIO TO SCREEN
AND IN BETWEEN
Photoplay Gossip of Local and
Other Film Ccnters-What
the Stars Are Doing

In the EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER Universal
Current Events, No. the news reel put out
by the International Film Service Company,
Inc. through the exchanges Of the Cniver-
sal Film Manufacturing Company. a series OF
pictures are appearing that show for the
first time how close upon the heels of the
rctreating Germans the NanlSs wcre--so near,
in fact, that camp had TO be made under
shelter tents The boys are seen ready 20
resume the pursuit of the liindenburg hordos,
and French baby" tanks join in tho ad-
vance. Lieutenant Eblcs, Company +. Sec
ond Ammunition Train, captures little
remento OF the high plane of Teuton tor
ture in the form of a saw-tooth bayonct Tho
capture OF n German pill box" or machine
gun nest OF concrete is shown. ono of the
twenty-siX German .airplanes officially cred-
itcd to Captain Rckenbacker, American
"ace OF aces" is shown, together with pic
lures of Major 1lartney commanding the
First Pursuit Group. and Lieutenant Cum
ninghain, operation officer of the Ninety
fourth Aero Squadron.
Among other features in this news reel
issue are to he seen a collection of fake
weights and measures seized from dishonest
retail merchants; scenes from San Francisco
depicting the return of the "Grzzlies,' Call
fornia's crack artillery regiment. from
abroad: pictures showing the launching of
the ClaXton and the Hamilton, two additions
to Uncle Sans great destroyer fleet, and
cartoon entitled For Our Boys" drawn by
Winsor McCay and animated by John Terry.
Many changes have taken place along
South street and It is no longer looked upon
with fear by those who visit the theatres on
its historic thoroughfare. one whose en-
tertsiument compares favorably with that
given a, other neighborhood theatres is the
Model
Douglas Fairbanks has completed another
film story. The motivation is about the OAR
winian theory and some OF the advance
photographs show this comedian in new
stunts.
within the year and it is said that either
be the star. Another picture which will be
and will be the first Sir James NJ. Barrie
play to appear in film form.
Guy Bolton, co-author of many recent
stage successes in this city. will come for
ward as the writer of Marriage" which
features Catherine Calvert the local
screens.
Sins of Ambition" had its initial private
showing last evening at local theatre and
will be presented for the public In the near
future.
Charles Strakosh formerly manager of the
Walnut Street Theatre, is one of the repre-
sentatives for the Stanley Company in New
\ ork city.
There is rumor that Al Woods. producer
of Friendly Enemies has a number of
movie stars under contract
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

The EVENING PUBLIC LEpoER will be
glad to receive announcements m an
eagements for the Society Page. nrs.-
Wiling the engagements may be VERIFIED
Notices should be written on one si6s
Of the paper and must be signed with
full name and address and telepbona
number. Send notices to Society Editor
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER, SOC Chestnut
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

Charles Strakosh, formerly manager of the
Walnut Street Theatre, is one of the repre-
sentatives for the Stanley Company in New
York city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

Sins of Ambition had its initial private
showing last evening at a local theatre and
will be presented for the public In the neal
future.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

Guy Bolton, co-author of many recent
stage successes i'm this city. will come for
ward the writer of Marriage" which
features Catherine Calvert on the local
screens.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

Peg o. My Heart will be in the movies
within the year and it is said that either
Marguerite Clark or Mary Miles Mnter will
be the star Another picture which will be
made from a stage success is Peter Pan"
and will he the first Sir James NJ. Barrie
play to appear in film form.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

Douglas Fairbanks has completed another
film story. The motivation is about the Oar
winian theory and some OF the advance
photographs show this comedian in new
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

Many changes have taken place along
South street and It is no longer looked upon
with fear by those who visit the theatres on
it's historic thoroughfare. one whose en-
tertsument compares favorably with that
given a., other neighborhood theatres is the
tod -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-18
LAKESIDE DRUZINA Wy
PLUJE We CTVRTEK.

Podplukovnik F. K. Bunts
iposlal vcera do Clevelandu 2
Framcie kabelogram, die nehoz
|clevelandske lazaretni Lake
side druzstvo vypluje z Brestu
transporter Heridia We ctvr-
tick v New Yorku pTistane a.
Isl V desiti dnech. Lakeside druz
Istvo pGsobilo ma zapadni from
te diva roxy q takto pozdstava
re $50 lekarG, osetrovatelek,
IrosicG, SoferG atd., mezi nimiz
je 6 nasich krajanG s drem. Pa
ryzkem v cele. DruzstvO to me
10 svou zakladnu v meste Rou-
en- prvym vudcem tehoz byl
DIR. Grille.
Ultra pojede do New Yorku
mayor Davis, ably ucinil posled
llni pripravy k vitani nasich mi.
licnich vojinG cd 81. PEST divi-
Sc. S MIN pojede kapitan H. P
Shupe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-18
DEN SV. PATRICKA.

ClevelandSti Irove slavili wee
Ia sveho narodniho patrona
sv. Pa'lricka. v hotelu Hollen-
den konan byl jakysi slavnost-
nj banket, ma n6mz podilelo Sc
asi 500 mistnich muzu a zen pu
vodu irskeho a "a kterezto pri
lezitosti byl hlavnim recnikem
prominentni zdejsi risky pray
mix M. P. Mooney. Mimo neho
fecnili pozvani hoste - nikoli
irskeho puvodu, rev. Powers a
rabin Silver a JIM. Recnici pri-
mlouvali Sc hlavne O samostat-
most Irska, ponevadz bez svo-
bodne irske zeme nebylo by
Ipry miru svetoveho, bez Irska v
lize narodu mirova konference
byla by pry fiaskem.
We vsech irskych kostelich
konany vcera slavnostni boho-
Isluzby a podobne bylo vsude
We Spojenych Statech kde Ir-
Cane u vetslm poctu jsou usa-
zeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-18
P. M. KARDOVA
ZEMRELA,

Dnes rano pate hodine sko
nala We sve residence {. 4934
Broadway jedna 2 nejstarsich
pionyrek dotcene Ctvrti. pami
M. Kardova. Zemrela po KRAFT
81 chorobe We v6ku ga roxy 8
mesicd pohTeb pozGstatkG
zvecnele urcen ma patecni od-
poledne ma hrbitov woodland
sky a sveren peel firme Raus
& Syn.
Pani Kardova narodila Sc v
Borku v Cechach r. 1854 do
naseho mesta pribyla We dvama
cti letech. Chot jeff, p. Frant.
Karda, byvaly mestsky radni,
Zesnuvsi +. 1892, byl jednim z
lrvych obchodniku broadway
skych V kteremzto zavode i pa
nj Kardova pGsobila SO rokG
Celkem a po SVEN ovdoveni We
ola dotceny modni zavod same
statne, velice uspeSne.
Byla damou proziravou j pc.
Clivou matkou.
Pani Kardova Z1Stavila a dc
spele dcery a syna Frantiska
jakoz cetne pribuznych a zna
mych. Vyslovujem nejhlubS
sympatie pozustalym. Cest bu
diz pamatce zesnule broadway
ske pionyrky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-18
M!!!'Ss:.S!l w M's: s. MS,,.!S) M, s.
ORCANISACE DELNlKU v
TOVARNACH MA ODEV.

V meste naSem prodleva pfi
tonne narodni organisator del
Mkt, pracujicich v tovarnach
Ina odev, Louis Hollander z
New Yorku. Usilovnou svou a.
gitaci chce donutit majitele po
Gobnych krejcoven, ably zkra-
till dobu pracovni a poskytli
|svym zamestnancGm vetSi W.
|delky - jake tovarnlci,. v Gin
|cinnati i iinych stfedech vyro-
by od6vu V Americe. Pozadav-
ky jeho jsou: IA hodin prace
tydne; tficiti procentove zvySe
nj mzdy delnikIm cd kusu a
$4 vetsi mzdy tax zvanym del
nikum tydnim; dvojnasobny
Iplat "a praci pres cas-, uznani
unie a zruSeni subkontraktni
lprace. Hollander til zdejSi dill
my jiz zorganisoval a dotcene
lpozadavky vymohl. Jsou Ito
Standard dilmy, Douglasovy a
firmy Modern Iaiiors. V il
nych krejcovnach jest sorgani-
sovani delniku pokracovano.
Lhuta 44 hodin prace v tydnu
veSla u jmenovanych firem v
Iplatnost jiz vcera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-18
VETSf PLAT UCITELKAM.
Zadost o rozsifeni Miles skoly
ma vych. 118 ul.

la vcerejsi schGze skolnlch
radnich usneseno, re ucitelky,
|vydelavajici nyni 500 roche,
mali Sc doGkat do pristiho pod
|zimu vyssiho honorare. DIE vse
no honorar ten bude zvysen o
5000 a NONE re budou vydela
vat tisic dollarI rocne, kteraz
to vyse platu bude snad rozhod
|muta We schGzi priSti. ZvySeni
netykalo by Sc vsak substitu-
tex, toliko ucitelek pravidel-
rych a pro zvyseni byli vsichni
|clenove rady, p. E. M. William
Sc vyjimaje.
Rozhodnuto tez, ably ucitel-
kan nesmely byt vnucovany RI
zne kampane, skolstvi primo
Sc netykajici a z jinych kruhu
rochazejicf. Mysli Sc tim patr
ne rdzne pomocne, dobrocinne
akce, zavadene civilnimi kru-
Ihy a k fedrovanl ucitelkam
|vnucovane. Ucitelky mali pry
|vlastni sve prace nadbytek.
Dale usneseno, ably major
Frey byl vojenskym intsrukto-
rem We vysSich skolach. Prot
ustanoveni byla jedine PAM
Greenova, kazde vojackovan
We skolach zayShujici.
Ma konec schuze prijata dc
legace panf ze skolriho distril
tu Miles. Nluvci se5ticlenne o
ne delegace, PAM NJ. saengero
Iva zada 1radys, aby Miles sko
lu ma vych. 118 ul. rozsirily {
16 svetnic, ponevadz v dosavat
mi budove je mista malo a OBJ,
lvatelstva u Miles Ave. a vych
118 ul. stale pribyva. Zadost
bude asi vyhoveno.
WSS [WSSl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-18
(M!S''Ss]l Is s MSs J. z: S!
LISTARNA REDAKCE.

Panu V. S. Mantua, O. -
Nemyslime, re dotceny priste-
hovalecky zakon tyce Sc Va
|seho syra V Brazilii. Ostatne
necht ucini podobny dotaz ma
americkem korsulate v Sac
Paulo a ddrazne podotkne, ze
ina rodice We Spojenych Sta.
tech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-18
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raf NANSEN, po dopadnuti
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vsdomym davem pravf k
vinnikIm: "Jest vaseho hlu-
ku u dstske mrtvoly tfeba?
Coz jste neslyseli, ze name
jiti mlcky kolem trpiciho?
Ma fare jest jeste vice oxen
a ma ulici jeste vice kamenI.
Vezmste 81 kazdy jeden do
ruky, nebot' co nevidet wy
jdeme ven, zena, jez zhresi-
la = ia, kteryz podle vas
jsem take hresil - A pIjde-
me Sc podivat - je-li jeste
zivot v tech dstskych o6in-
kach." v nedsli %. bfez-
ma v Narodni Sini.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-24

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Williston graphic., 1919-01-09

MRS. s. CLARK PASSES AWAY
Mrs. S. NJ. Clark daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Bell of this city
died At the home Of her parents last
Saturday night from an attack of the
influenza.
Mrs. Clark was 81. years of age at
the time Of her death and has lived
in Williston practically all of her life
with the exception of one year when
she lived at Wolf Point.
She leaves to mourn her untimely
death her husband, father and moth
er, two sisters, Anna Bell of Willis
ton and Mrs. George Vol fof Great
Falls, Mont, and four brothers, o.
car Bell, Robert Bell, Paul Bell, all
of Williston and Joe Bell who is now
at Camp johnson, Florida.
The funeral services were held from
the Bell residence at 2 o'clock Tues
day afternoon. S. Brownell of the
Christian Science Church officiating.
Williston graphic., 1919-01-09

THE Lure cf the North" hy Harold
Bindloss, another story of our "last
frontier" And Olive Prouty's war
story: "The Star in the Window"
"Diet and Health, with a key to
the Galleries" is timely book for
your more serious consideration, vet
not so serious, either, for DR.. Peters
has written book full Of humor and
satire, cleverly illustrated with the
most attractive little curicatures.
And yet it has underneath it all good
SCI Sc and t',rou~h,y scientific
foundation. If you a, too thin and
wish to "put on flesh: ifyou are too
fat and wish to reduce. if you want
the fundamentals Of good health in
these trying times read the book and
If you simply want to he highly en-
tertained read it anyway.
For the smaller folks there are two
books Of Jane Andrews: each and
All" and "The Stories Mother Ma
ture Told"
Williston graphic., 1919-01-09

L. K. Gilkeson Of Alamo is in the
city this week for court.
M. B. Delken of Grenora was in the
city today to attend court.
Jas Hughes of Epping, was visit.
or the first of this week.
Reuben Erickson of Arnegard is a
visitor in Williston today
Kenneth Pouder of Wolf Point was
a visitor here on Monday.
Thomas Bailey of Wolf Point spent
Saturday last in Williston.
j. L. Haney Of Ray is in the city
this week attending court.
Edward Purcell of Trenton trans
acted business here Monday.
Mrs. John Martin of Watford WIS.,
tied with friends here today.
Mrs. C. S. Larson of Berthold was
a Williston visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Yates Of Fairview, Mont, was
a visitor in the city this week.
B. F. Keeth of Trenton spent We'd
nesday in the city on business.
C. Wang of Epping was a business
visitor in Williston on Tuesday.
E. A. Williams of Minot spent Fri
day last in the city on business.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Herbst last Thursday daughter.
J. A. jacobson of Zahl spent Fri
day last in Williston on business.
H. j. McIver of Alamo arrived in
the city today to transact business.
w. B. Hammer of Crosby trans
acted business here last Saturday.
w. A. Rowebeck of Ray transacted
business here the first Of the week.
Williston graphic., 1919-01-09
H. C. Kaetzel Saturday.

H. C. Kaetzel Saturday.
Anton Harstad called 1t Miksl
Harstad's Saturday afternoon.
The neighborhood was shocked 70
her of the death Of Mrs. John Farrell
which occurred at her home south Of
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams and
son 1ennis visited at Bert Aspland's
Sunday.
Marvin Williams, son of ]. j. Will
liams residing on Cow Creek passed
away at the home of his parents on
Wednesday, December 25, being q
victim of the flu. The bereaved ones
have the sympathy of the entire
neighborhood.
George Albrecht was caught in
blizzard Monday afternoon while on
his way to Nustad's. He stopped at
Bert Aspland's where he staid all
night. He finished his trip Tuesday.
Williston graphic., 1919-01-09
COW CREEK
BY a STAFF Correspondent
Lots of snow these days.

Lots of snow these days.
The mail man on Route 1 has been
unable to make the route since last
Saturday on account of the snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mikel Harstad are
the proud parents of a 10 pound boy
since Dec. 20. Mother and child are
doing fine. Congratulations.
Fred Kruger, Bert Aspland, Cyrus
Sites and Chas. Aspland spent Fri
day night at H. C. Kaetzels playing
cards.
John Kulseth and Chas. Aspland
made bus mess trip to Bonetraill on
Saturday.
News of the death of John Wively
of st. John N. D., was received by