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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-06-12
SECRET BATTLE MAP SHOWN.
Pershing's Own Idea TO Have People
See Military Results Attained.

See Military hesutS AC'aiAou'
Washington, May 17.-There is
now on exhibition in the United
States national museum at Washing
ton what is probably the most inter-
esting and valuable single record or
Americas part in the great war
General Pershing's own secret battle
map, transported here from his head
quarters in France and set up in the
museum exactly as it was there.
It was General Pershing's OWL
idea to have the map displayed to the
public to show the people OF the
United States the actual military re-
suits obtained by their armies. For
instance, at the hour the armistlce
was signed, the United States forces
we're holding 145 kilometers of 'front.'
of which 134 kilometers were active.
This is made plain on the map by the
colored pins and tags by which the
different allied and enemy armies are
shown.
The map itself shows the location
of all divisions, both the enemy and
allied, on the Western front; the cor
rect battle line; commanding gener-
ais, locations of headquarters and
boundaries down to include armies,
and various other information con-
cerning divisions, as for example,
whether they were fresh or tired.
The map was developed and kept
posted to date daily by the third Sec
tion of General Pershing's staf, and
used by them and other superior OIL
GERS during active operations for
strategical studies and purposes OF
general information.
1t is evident that during the war
the information which this map con-
tanned was such that the enemy
would have spared no pains to secure
it. Every precaution was taken to
insure it's secrecy and to this end the
map was always kept locked up
and in addition was kept in a small
compartment formed by a closet
screen. Furthermore, access to this
map was had by only the half dozen
chiefs of the general headquarters
staff sections whose work was d.
rectly affected by the changes shown
on the map. This map appears tc
have been unique. The staff officers
from the different allied headquar-
ters who had occasion to see the map
declared that it was the most CON-
plete representation Of the opposing
forces that they had seen.
General Pershing, in his letter to
the adjutant general suggesting the
public display of the map in the ma
tional museum, says:
s'It has occurred to me that this
particular map with it's accompanying
installation will have a great histor:-
cal value. 1t will be of intense in
terest to future generations, nc1 only
because it was the only map Of it's
kind used at these headquarters, bat
because it shows in a vivid fashion
the exact location at the hour of the
armistice."
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-06-12
He'd See 1t Out.

"A stranger entered a church in the
middle of the sermon and seated
himself on the back pew. After a
while he began to idget. Leaning
over to the white-haired man at his
side, evidently an old member of the
congregation, he whispered:
"How long has he been preach
ing?"
Thirty or forty years, I think, "
the old man answered. II don't know
exactly
"I'll stay, then,' decided the
stranger. "He must be nearly done. "
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-06-12
Electricity Does 1t All.


AS an electrical plant, the new
Pennsylvania hotel in New York,
with it's accommodations for $500
registered guests, is perhaps unique.
It is a city in which everything pos
sible is done electrically, and for
this it receives normally sufficient en-
ergy from the main power station
of the Pennsylvania railroad, while
q generator in the hotel provides for
emergency lighting at every corridor
and other necessary points: The 240
lighting circuits take about 1880
kilowatts from the transformer room
In the basement. The electric eleva-
tors number 27, including one for
automobiles, and there are also
dumbwaiters and freight hoists. The
kitchens have electric warming ov-
ems, ranges and motor driven appll'
ances. The hotel has hospital, res
taurant, barber shop and machine,
carpenter and other shops and for
these electric appliances in great va
riety are provided.J The electric
laundry is the worlds greatest. The
telephone quarters occupy 3,165
square feet of floor space and pro-
vide for 60 trunk lines and 3,34O
extensions, besides 200 telauto-
graphs. There are also an electric
clock and time stamp system and a
fire and watchman signal system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
f1ovieQuizze,

q What state are the Gish girls
from and what are their ages
A. Dorothy Glsh was born in Day
ton. Ohio. october IL. 1888. and LII
Han In Springfield. Ohio. on March
IL. 1896.
q What il the name OF the rlrI
who played the leading role Ia the
"Luclile Love ssrialT
A. Grace cunard. Miss Cunard Is
now Mrs. Joe Moore. wife Of a
younger brother OF Tom. Owen and
Matt Moore.
O Win you please give me Wal
lace Reid's address, Also Dorothy
Oish7
A. You can reach Wallace Reid a,
szss seiam ave. Ios Angeles. Cal.
and Dorothy Gish a, 600 sunse,
blvd
q What has become Of Mary
Thurna-. who appeared Ia M1rk
sennsft cornediexy
A. Mary Thurman has deserves
the pie Throwing comedies for more
serious characters Dsd you see THE
Boob Bryant washburn's picture
which appeared here recently at the
Coliseum Mary played Bryani's lit.
tie sweetheart in this play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29

Nicholas Barrable Lawrence Mcsfnl
Lord SuiErave .... Robert Cain
AttAle D4muron. Corrlnne Uxxell
Rufford ......... Bradley Barker
Agnes has bcsn scenarsotzed hy
Paul NJ. Potter and viii he prr@ente,i
AZ the Colonial under the title 81
''womAns Experiences. starting
Sunday.
The story concerns young couple
who reside In tire country with a
wealthy uncle. The old uncle does
everything in his power 60 make
them happy In his lovely country
home because he believes the city il
no place for young newly wcsi--
They are not satisfied. and one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
Picture hffer

Charlie Chaplin viii probably ap.
pear In the role Of owner Of an air.
ship line, connecting Los Angeles
and Catalina lsland.
A contract between the famous
film comedian and william wrigiey.
st.. new owner Of the island. only
awaits chaplln's signature. repre-.
sentatives of both principals say.
sgd Chaplain. Charles brother
and manager. h. now al Catalina Sc
iccsing site for the proposed aerial
lines landing.
'Bolxhevtsn on Trial" IL the time
~ name Of a new special production
which the Select Picture company
VIII produce.
The phutodranA. as it's title i'm
plies. deals with the most burning
question OF tho day. the spread OF
fiolsbeyism. Bu, the picture IL not
propaganda. II - a drama. which
deals with the discussions pro and
con Of the Boishevis;lc bogry.
~@@At %t@tAAHFf1 NAM fHHl 10 "A
group 81 congressman az Universal
city a few days ago. They com
prtsed the naval affairs committee
en- tour Of the Pacific coast 10 in
spect the coast defcrscz. Among
the solons were Carl vlnson. Wi.
liam J. Brown. Pred A. Britfen.
Frederick c. Hicks and l.. T..
Padgctt. chairman % the committee
Anne Luther WINS presented with
a taby alligator. and didn't think
much Of the Gift. Then she took
a second look and noticed a platinum
bracelet was serving IN. alligator
for collar.
Anna q Nieiagon laid aside her
white fur neckpicee between scenes
while making her latest picture.
The Way OF the Strong
When the camera started rrsndEnr
she made a hurried graz for IN. fur.
There was a yclp and shrek.
She Erabsscd her Pofnrra nian dog
Instead % the fur. and the arErieved
dog bif her on the wrist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
LITTLE
WHEN A WOMAN SINS"

uroxl
Lillian Marchard. later Poppea ...
fss+s sssHssss ssFsss. Ihfd1 lara
Mortimer West -. Joseph Swickard
Michael West $1,000. Albert Roscoe
Mra- West ......... Gcncvievr Blinn
a cross-~rcuon 81 a woman'a soul
Il the description % Theda Bara's
iaies, play. When a Woman Sins. .
which opens al the Little Saturday
Tn" love % a notorious siren for a
young divinity student ia the theme
% Miss Bara's new play. and u is
Naid TO afford the actress a splendid
opportunity to display her histrionlc
talent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
WOMAN IN ROWBOAT
TRIES TO CROSS SEA

NEW YORK. March 2s.-speak-
ing OF those women who have nerve
to spare. but whose judgment may
he deficient. consider Victoria Neil.
sen. who actually began an attempt
to row across the Atlantic ocean in
ls.foof boat she was brought
hack. but there IL every likelihood
that she will repeat the attempt I'M
less they catch her again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
Charlie
Murray
Says:

Many a lovers arm has guuo
60 waste.
Love. honor and ot,ey~ b ~
copyrighted.
Al good things are mostly n
berfted.
Keep both your marriage a.
your Liberty Bonds.
4 passing fancy goes with ~
winds.
Qnsdrnpods are just - nSov
ss qusrfets.
Some women are plsyfhhgD-
and dangerous toys.
Keep 20 the right. and 20 -
never be left.
Gifts are not always 80 r..
CuticIe il n sign 81 pryud -.
The unsuccessful ere 1870
bothered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
NEWSPAPER MAN is
M. p. FROM INDIA

Especial 10 The star by N r. A.
BOMBAY. March 2e.--fndia IL ex-
pccting better understanding Of
her problems by the British parlia-
mept now that r. ]. Bennett. pro
prietor OF the Times Of India. has
taken his seat In that body. Ben.
net has a wide and sympathetic
knowledge OF Indian affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
MY RECIPE FOR JELLY
TART>
H. N...ss. NaxsLfs

When first was featured In
iworeel Western rneiodrarrlas al
Universal had occasion TO play
cook. even fried fritoles and
went thru the motions Of cook
ing a Ia Mexican. But the
dishes enjoy most are pure
Yankee" This Is the way |
make jelly tarts:
To one-half pound Of cottage
cheese work one-half pound Of
butter w4xh fingerfips. Add two
cups Of -four. hair cup sugar.
AiAx INTO. dough- Pus on ice
overnight Roll. cut Into three
inch squares and fin with rasp.
berry jam or jelly. Pinch ends
Of dough together. Bake in
quick oven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
MISSION


Rafhcl
Joe Smith. jr. y. Warren Kerrienn
Ned stevens ......H. \. Rarruws
Franklin ovcrfon William Conkiln
Anne stevens CSeds wifel ......
..... .-.... winnlfrcd Greenwood
Lucy Stevens ChlS sister -. -. e.
--..s.. s..s...-s...s Los wilson
Joe smith. ~. ...... George Preach
Joe smith. Jr. Warren kerrieanl.
tho the son Of n millionaire. tri~s TO
make his own way In the world lie
Is pretty much OF failure until he
Is picked up by two New Workers a.
a social experiment and put up IN all
luxury for a week. The experiences
that befali Joe during this week
form the basis OF story that Dor
ders on comedy.
The play opens a; the Mission Sat.
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29

Marian Davies. who has 5ust com.
rietcd The Belle " New York" IL
now busily engaged as the leading
player In Getting MARY Married. =
n comedy. with a strong dramatic
theme. Norman Kerry. Matt Moore
and Constance Beaumer will be the
chief support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
RUPTURED?
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
MANY WAR PENSIONS

MELBOURNE. Australia. March
i.--tBy MaIll-The war pension list
OF the Commonwealth now involves
an annual liability OF nearly szi ,00o.-
900. and lists 143.195 pensioners. ae-
cording to an official announcement
made by the federal government Of
ficiais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
Meanest Crook
Steals Bottle

Whoever stole the Belgian Relief
milk bottle from the counter Of
Kinks military store. 1893 First
ave. Friday. was the meanest thief
in town. The bottle was only one.
quarter fun II was missed about .
o'clock and report was made to the
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
grNpAY PROGRAMS

SUNDAY PROGRAMS
iIuEHTs --rfhsi Clayton In ~r~stl-
Fr~w'. Grit
CiINMrn - Geraldine rarrar In
shadows"
COfI>t.t a--rr~d stene In -yehnny
t-~s Year Gun"
NEN-~p~rt1i f~sture. ~Birth"
>TKA>n-Hf.is fsrgoscn In The
Marriage rrt-e."
MISSION Msrrsn kervtgpn In
Gene aEsin snifh."
Cofo>isI--Nsvy Beisnd In ~ em-
an. Esp~rs~ae<."
1TrTfB--Tb<dA Hsrn In whoa .
Mosnsn ~ins.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
THEY LIKE HART

The following was clipped from q
Los Angeles paper. m they've got
any more Regular Fellows IN Seattle
like Bart Bartleson % the California.
We wish they'd send them down
here. Not enough figures are made
10 count isart's friends "
Bart Bartleson was formerly prens
agent OF the Clcmmer and left seat.
tie some months ago 10 accept a 20
sition with the California theatre In
Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
Do You Remember
When

House Peters was n villain and
w = Hart was n hero In BE
tween Men,
r. X Lincoln was Anita Stew.
arts leading man.
Alfred Whitman used 10 be
called Alfred Nosburgh and seena
owen used 20 be Signc Auney
Leah Baird WAS just at the be
ginning q her screen career at
Nitagraph and was an extra
when Zena keefe. only IL years
old. was leading lady for Earle
Wiiliamsg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
- A1asaaa
REX


Manager John Hamrick. of the
Rex theatre. has an unusual aitrar-
ton for the coming week Under
the title Birth produced hy the
Eugene Fiirn Co. % New York. and
filmed In ore Of the citys largest
maternity hospitals. this picture has
created favorable comment wherever
IL has been shown.
The picture. which IL being shown
only 10 persons over Is years Of awe.
gives a complete description Of the
proper care for both mother and
baby before and after its arrival.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29

PROGRAMS TODAY
ffIttUrh --f.thsi Clayton In "festi~
Er~~s t.iri."
ttfNMtK ser.idin~ Iarrsr In
shadows"
toti~ht M--rr~d stone In '-Jetnny
s.et Naur tsan.-
sTRA>p--f.isir rsrxusen In The
Marriage fri-e"
MISSION. Warren herrigan In
Gene Again smstb.~
COLONIAL. --~ Nsts unmsitea In
Johnny on the Spot Patty Ar
t1eki~ comedy.
nEN->pess.i feature. sHirth.-
I1rrtt--rhras Itsrs In when .
" snssn ~ins. ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
STRAND
THE MARRIAGE Pm,

lArscrafu
Helen TrSmaine, a society Efii ..
......... ....+... Ei-se FrrE ason
Frederick I.awton. = rich Western.
er INV yndham Standing
Kenneth Gordon. an sdier 10000.
..s.. ...... ....... Lionel A;weil
Archie Van orden. a married flirt
..... ........ Robert Schnablc
Amelia Iawton ..... Maude Hosford
Eva Hitrhins ..... Marie Temper
Tho other Woman .............
.... ........ Charlotte Anthony
Miss Ferguson plays the par, Of a
society woman In The Marriage
Price which comes 20 the strand
Saturday. who becomes Impoverished
and seeks 10 make her own living
with more or less success There Is
a pretty love s;orv. and the situa.
tons are quite dramatic wyndham
Standing Is the leading man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
Gonnir6lsafure,

The ouickening Flame is the
ute Of a picture 20 be released by
The World Film Co. April Il. June
Elvidge and Montague Love Will be
the stars.
The Scar" made into a screen
drama by Hamilton smith. from one
Of Gaborieau's famous novels, viii
feature Kitty Gordon and Irving
Cummings.
Louise Huff win be supported by
Johnny Hines In her new picture.
The Little Intruder
Thunderssolts OF Fate "a The
name OF picture soon TO be reieas.
ed House Peters and Anna Iehr
VIII co-Ftar.
Marguerite Clark's new picture
will be Come Out of the Kitchen"
Eugene o'Brsen win be her leading
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29

day pack up and leave for tho city.
Here IL where their troubles and
adventures begin. and u IL not long
until they are glad 10 return 10 the
home he offers them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29

Charles Ray viii celebrate The
coming Of spring by making . movie
OF baseball life. called. The Bushor.
Ray appeared in a baseball Pc
ture last year. entitled The P1nch
Hitter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
Glimp'es P!5hoto1ay
CLEMNfER
-sIIApOMs-


tGoldwynl
Murici Barnes. Cora isamont......
................ Geraldine Farrar
JudSon Rarncs ........ Miiton Siiis
Jack McGoff ........ Tom Santschi
Frank Craftley. ...... Fred Trucsdcil
The child ....ss...s George smith
Given an opportunity 60 display
her dramatic gifts. Geraldine farrar
Is east as a young dance han giri.
who later wcds a wealthy New York
man. in shadow which opens az
the Ciommer saturday IL Is not
easy 10 picture Geraldine Farrar az
a cabaret entertainer in the environ.
ment Of Alaska and dance hall.
but this IL the character abe il
called on 60 perform IN her latest
Goldwyn production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29

Luna Park Natatorium opens
March 2sth.--Advertiseme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
LIBERTY
.rErTIGREw's GIRL
Paramount

" - stsAANAAAR
Daley Heath tan actressl ........
ss.s..-*.s.....ss.. Ethel Clayton
Wiiliam fettisrcw . Monte niuo
Hugh Narick "a millonairel. .....
.s~.ss.***.s...... Charles Gerard
paisy's Friend. Clara whipplc
"pcttiercw's Girl" which opens az
the Liberty Saturday. Is a delightful
romance woven around the love AZ.
fair 90 William pettigrew. an awi.
ward recruit stationed at a camp
near New York. and Daisy Heath. a
popular actress
On the BIN with the feature pic.
ture will be Pathe News Weekly
which will be OF special interest be-
cause most OF the scenes are local
Among these i the conservation az
st. James cathedral 81 the ri Rev.
Joseph $. McGrath. who is 20 be the
new bishop at Baker City. Ore.
There will also he new Scnnett
comedy. AIRS Rlley's WaxhdAy.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29

Fred stone and his aeroba,ic
oeonts are the big feature Of
-JoAnny. Get Your Gun the new
nAcw which opens az the Coliseum
saturday. He portrAys the role Of
cowboy motion picture performer.
Who has several unique and inter
e~e1ng experiences in the develop
unnnt IL an interesting story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29
COLISEUM


tArtcrafu
Johnny Higgins. a film actor 81.
..s.....,.......... Fred stone
Ruth Gordon. a maid. .............
-........e........ Mary Anderson
x>ert Whitney. tenderfoot. ....
es-~-s......-s.. CaS>on Ferguson
Count Buliion-nia. a fortune hunter
s......s.-......... James Cruxe
Aunt Agatha ........ sylvia Ashton
$onet Durham 5000. Nina Byron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-29

Motion Pictures of the
Conservation of the Bish-
op of Baker City.
Camp Lewis Ceremonies
PATHE NEWS
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29
SONORA NEWS

The congress of Sonora has de-
creed day of mourning for the
death of the national poet and
Iliterateur, which took place recently
in South America.
/ Within the past week there has
been assembled at Nogales num-
ber of engineers and machinery to
proceed to the Altar district and
drill a number of wells on behalf of
the state government, for the purpose
of developing water for irrigation Of
large areas there of fertile land, OF
no use without irrigation.
The Minister of Communications.
now at Guaymas, has designed Ing.
Antonio Astiazaran as federal in
spector of the work of construction on
the Southern Pacific of Mexico, of the
Topic line.
According to a telegram received
in Nogales yesterday, from President
Carranza, September 18th has been
designated for opening of the Tepic
extension of the Southern Pacific of
Mexico; and trains through from No
gales to Topic will begin running
that day.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29

During the month of May there
passed the custom house at Nogales,
100 automobiles, of various makes,
consigned to purchasers in various
parts of Sonora and Sinaloa. 1t is
estimated that recent importatfons of
automobiles, trucks, and agricultural
machinery and implements that have
gone into the states named, repre-
sent a purchase cost exceeding a
quarter of million dollars.
AS soon as the summer rains now
on, have ceased work will begin In ex-
tending to Altar the road now COM
pleted as far as the Arizona rancho
some thirty miles southwest of No
gales.
Governor elect Adolfo de la Huerta,
has resigned the post of federal
senator, and will return shortly from
the City of Mexico, to assume the Of
flee to which he is elected.
Yesterday afternoon the police in
Nogales, Sonora, discovered fifty
seven cases of Tequila in a house In
the Modern Colony. The liquor was
confiscated and sent to Hermosillo.H
Yesterday forty bars OF silver bull
lion were exported to the United
States. The bullion had been shipped
from Sinaloa.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29

Field Glasses and binoculars. Ari-
zona Optical Co.
Alfonso Corella, son of Mr.. Gabriel
Corella, Deputy in the State Congress
of Sonora, returned from HermosiIIo
where he has been attending the
Commercial College.
Mr.. Jose Cardenas, Inspector OF
Custom Houses at Nogales and
Sasabe will depart in the next few
days for Mexico City,
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29

Ivory picture frames are ex-
cellent gifts.
''The English language has
over half million words in it."
"That's queer. When my
wife gets mad, she can't find
words enough to express her
opinion of me-"
Have you seen our pretty rub
ber bathing caps? CoIors and
styles to match any suit.
Casey-The doctor says it's
incipient malaria 1 hov. Phwat
kind is that?
O'Brien-O'im, sorry for ye,
Mike. Sure, that's the worst
kind goin'.
No one ever saw henpecked
man with double chin.
We carry a complete line of
cosmetic and perfumes.
Secretary Daniels stood at the
end of No Mans Land, to all ap-
pearances bare except for here
and there few clumps of grass.
BUSINESS is GOOD"
OWL
Drug Store
w. J. PHILLIPS