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SyIeL Maven toIaaI-
sageI daalig FoIdojeIse
Frembringer Gas. Surhed, OF smerte.
Hvorledes de behandles.

Medicinske Authoriteter siger, at
nasten Nitiendedele af allie Nave
vanskeligheder, Ufordejelighed, sur
he'd, brendende Fornemmelser, Gas,
Opsvulmen, Kvalme, osv., stammer
ira en- overflsdighed af Mavesyre
4 Maven og like, som nogle tror.
fra Mangel paa FordSjelsesv@d-
skier. Mavens delikate Slimhinds
oliver %irriteret, Ford9jelsen forsn-
kes, Feden oliver sur, og derived
opstaar disse ubehagelige Sympto-
mer, som allie M~avelidende kender
saa vel.
Kunstige FordSjelsesmidler or
tkke n~edvendige i saadanne TIL
f@lde og kan gore virkelig Skade.
Prey paa at undgaa allie Fordp5el-
seaHj@lpemidler og faa ! Stedet
paa ct Apo$hek nogle faa Ouncef
Bisurated MagAesia og tag en- Te-
skefuld / ct kvart Glas Wand nge
efter, at De har spist. Dette for
fr1sker Maven, forhindrer en- over
flSdig Syredannelse. og der op-
STAR ingen Surhed, Gas elleG
Smerte. Bdsurated Magneeia q
Pulver el1er Tabletter aldrdg
flydende eller i M@lkeform) er
uskadelig for Maven, billig at BE-
nytte og er den NEST winnings
fulde Form at Magnesia for alls
Mavetifalde. bet benyttes at Tu-
sinder at Menneskrr, som nu kan
hyde deres Maaltider uden Frygt
for Ford61elsesvanskeligheder
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Hhilanflphta HI,

characteristic. Sen 6an1fe Sor.
ening baboe tit Maanebsme6e Ons-
bog fi6ite l1ge / fine 2ofaler. &ra=
.iioenten er ST. l1lberg, 5efretar
Mobert Mnoerieu.
9b6sfalb. &ele1te M11na Carl
berg, Is glar; Sgrai1te Gbriitenien,
80 Mnr; goitb Sobnior.
@iebe. German Senienius' Datter
|@lie pie6es / Manbags til @epnoIo
Mepers. De npgiHe bill 30 / @eit
|8irginia.
Sfibsmpgler &orrp Seniet og
Srgfen 2altra Sanien inogif 9ggte=
fob forle6en. grl16en er Cater al
SSn0ebaperen al 2Dnbbp Dampbage-
ri. De n1ge pil 30 i 8eit Rbila-
oelpbia.
Gbri1tian ecbelteo i Gannoa be
oes / 0nsbags til Srgfen 8al1la
|@ennings Datter al @rosierergbri-
|itian Sennings 9oenle. Otter @i-
ellen Brofoit bos 8rl1oens Saltte,
yru 6 Earring.
Gjeuoomsials. Naborgenleren
Setter Sbomfen bor iolgt fiji Mpnrt-
mentbDgning pe0 Si6en at fnt s5or-
refining. Msinraneeperoien er 60
10000 Collars.
ct. 6ansfeit. 5fmlotnabif 8rg=
oreforenines ct. &ansfeit 2qr
bags bar beiagt :df ca. 900. geo
|8zGi6en Dor ser iolgt 700 8iIletter,
lao aomiitteen aabnebe 8nrffens 8or-
tie frit for Meiten af Nftenen. &omi
teen beitoo 81. S. 21lnoberg, So
bonnes sbenoien, s.. gurIberg,
MhoIf Sobanien &c. g. 8ergitrom,
|SSobn Sobnien % q. aoferer1.
8roberfatn fnubsmboe CAN'T Bro
beriamfllno bdr 1T nelte Waa1eos-
1npoe gorsong Sen Use Muguit. Sic
Ire biidtidp 5nders for1t1ter syor
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Skandinavisk Forretning.

En- confectionery and stationery
Forretning i god Fremgang | ct liv-
ligt skandinavisk DISTRICT i St.
Cloud, Mimi, er. til Afstaaelse.
Har tent over: 800 paa den ind
skudte Kapital, og Forretningen
gaar stadig fremad. En- udmerket
Chance for Mand eller Kvinde,
som sgger en- .sikker Levevej. Sk.iv
straks til dette Blads Kontor elle1
til Edw.. Carlson, 116 E.. st. Ger.
main St, St. Cloud, MINI.
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Sill Sibirien.

2olis 2ange paa 8billips Mbe.,
.bpis SIN Clarence blep 2gittants=
afptrant u11ber @rtgen % beitob
Gfsomen meo n6marfelic, bar It'll
let fig til Eienc1te igien % ct ian1=
me6 me6 104 o16re 1rtge Sfficerer
b1epen an]at pe6 ben rusfiife Sern-
bonet Sibirtem iom &ontoriit. @a11
rei1te bjemmefra ii0ite l1ge og afiei-
le6e I 0nsoogs fra San Trancisco
til @lu6ipoitof. Sons Sjeneite gipl-
Der for ct Mar.
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6ient til Wor.c

Emolage g. S. 8rolpn Der fra
Bpelt % ba1ts 8rober @ictor fra
MiIma1fee, Ser er &refioent for
Sterling 9rucf So. % bar tient Zig
.bopeorig UNDER @rigen, er | btSie
Gage reiit en- Sur til 9a1morf for
at beige 6eres ga1n1e No6er, ser
bot i Nosfil6e cg iiges at bore me-
get Ibug. Sun fon life 81 flfreos,
FIR BUN e11onu enga11g foar ltne
.9renge at lie, og. I'LL bill benoes 9n-
tie alt1aa blibe rpfpfot, -
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Bptrnlpunt.
pigtieite Migbomsfilbe.

34ES S ~
@erbcns bigtigite Migbonsfilbe.
8etrole1lm er piebliffet en- Of Be
bominerenbe Saftorer / 8eroensgfo-
nomien. ge6 Map,,et Netrole1ll1
|forltaar man, iom befienot, ct root
9lieproouft, at bpilfet faaes @as=
DIN, Nafta, Sotpgell, aeroiin, emo
reolie, Narofinbofs, gnielin % cit
Magie nnore Mrtiflcr, iom 6aglig
%anpenoes / @usbolbninge1t, S116,l-
itrien % i Erarsportpalcrret. Nabn-
Zig paa set ~iioitnaonte Dmraa6e bar
Netrolclm'd I DC ienerc 9lor funbet
en- iteoie itigenoeanpenoelie, i6et ale
acknowledgements baaoe ti1lan0s %
tilpanog, ban6e UNDER @a16et "a i
2uften er abiolut afbangige at @e-
trolellm fom Dripfraft, liaeiom set
nglaa shenbttes mere og mere iom
Notwithstanding j Sn6ritripirf=
|iombeber. Set er berfor in6lpinoe,
at S%orbrl1gct al bette 8ro6rft maa
bore f%olosiolt, og Ser gisres ogiaa
(ollere6e mt enorme Mnitrengelier
|baabe i: M1t1erifa og England for at
|bolbe Sorinningen poa @ei6e me6
|Gfteripgrgilen. 9iltro6s for Sc Mn-
itrengelier, Ser eipres, er 9liema1=
aelen BOG ret fplelig...
8enptten6e itg al biSie iar6eles
gnnitige &%onil1nfturer organilere6e
nog1e Mem Sort Si11ansman6, meo
6ranf8illiams .Direfter for 8roa6-
nop Central 8a11f, i 5pioim Ebe
[gonfolioate6 8rogresifipe Oil gprpo-
ration, fom be6 9ielp af erfarne
|@eologer % 8rgnoborere langt bur-
tigere ems forpcntet fanot og anb-
nebe 20 0ljebren6e og 2 s@asbrg11-
Sc, Iom fra Monember 1918 prooat-
cereoc 5000 ESn6er Die pr. Maa-
ne6. Men Sen 14be Sal1l1ar iaor
ltgote @elifabets S11perintm6ent for
|O~liefeltet i &omer, 3d., Sen trent
ragenoe ipenife SS%ngenigr Mn6erS
8oloe11, poa Sen .itgrite 9ljebrgn6.
[1om &ompagniet bibtil bar brepet.
Genne 0liebrdnb, Tom giber 2,50C
|Egnoer Die ON 9ogee1, bar n9ften
treboblet 5elffnGets 8ro6llftiol1.
She Gon1oliooteo &rogresiipe Oil
Corporation er / be6ite Soritan6 e1
pirfe1igt Mftieielifab boor. bper Mf-
tieeier 6eltager ane 5elifubetsSno=
tngter / 11ejagtigt Sorbolo til TN
inoiflt6te &apita1. Set er | 6enne
Sorbinbelie of iRregen 8etD6ning
- Ez-r@ sE".EF
at aIle Selifabetg Nrbei6ere, blanot
bbilfe ser ct mango Sfan6inaber, er
Mftieejere / @on1pogniet, buffet for.
flarer 6e1t Srteresfe, bborme6 $50.
ringen oribes. 6elifobet beto1er en-
Dibiben6e al 2 4rocent pr. Moanet
of %slftiernes @aalp6enoe, % en- ltbr.
re l1boeling forpentes ben nerme-
ite Sremti6. Segring af Sitter moo.
toges at 5elifabets &eprp1entatte,
i Seem England, oct ibenIfe 6irme
st. @pllit1g & So %(etableret 1919.
5164 Seoero1 ct, 8psto11, Mogi.
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bet tjenes Penge i
Saskatchewan

Delvis opdyrkede Farme og fineste
.Prmrieland Diet danske Settlement
we'd Canora, sask., kan endnu faas
paa lette Betingelser til fra $40 til
$50 pr. Acre. Exkursioner. skriv til
Scandinavian Can. Land Co., Phoe-
nix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
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Mar Diet g@lder Diet
qalnle.

Saa sR1ger vi nu Billetter Til ned
sat Pris till eller fra allie Steder j
Amerika.. Garanteret Pengeforsen-
sdslse i smaa og store BelGb. Paa-
slidelig Undertaking. Landmend
.hj@lpes ti1rette. Plads I .Smaaka-
hytter reserveres.
Mortensen & Crook,
Diet 38-aarige danske Passenger
Agentur for ale Linier,
:2818 North Ave. Chicago. III.
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grable sanaere.

glberg 5angfor bar traDH / oenr-
ne SID. S taite Maa1e6 itnar be-
res nurIige Sotnmeruofl1tgt for Cur,
meb Mutter % gprnere, % set er
ogina Metingen, at Sc ifaI ipnge til
8ro6erlogengs 5ffobtir Miotpan
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spiritiifiif eeene.

ngMi CT nj ! gorbin6eIfe meo De-
res afoeoe Suitru. 9ar Sc noget
.S~pgrgstnaaI, 81 6niter at gipre
benoe?n
So, ieg biloe giert.e bioe, bbor
bun Bat lagt t1rine me CONNER
unoerbuflersa
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GIimrende
AnIedning.

Farm SIS Acres, Mi fra Jernbane.
8 Sat af Farm Bygninger, udm@rket
Land, fortrinlig Skov; med Far
men s#lges IS K%reaturer, 4 Heste,
al Ayl og Redskaber; Indtegt pr
Maaned nar $1,000. for Melk,
PRS $4,000. Udbetaling $4,000.
sog mindre, Overtagelse /. JUL.
II.
Laarens, Otsego Co, New York.
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HARDWOOD cUT-ovER LAND.

HARDWOOD CUT-OVER LAND.
dyndet Jordbund, Ler-Underlag.
Hverken sandig eller fluid af Grus.
Nar BY, code Skoler. Hjertet at
Mejerilandet. Ingen Agenter og in
gen Kommission. Lette Vilkaar.
Skriv pata Engelsk efter Kort og
Pamphlet No. IS. North Western
Lumber Co., Land Dept. Stanley Wis.
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who does not understand better the
value of the beauty of life than TIT
average American. We must all
admit that this condition has begun
to change; music, in spite of the
sordid attitude Of the ignorant and.
self-complacent, is becoming gradu-
ally a very small part Of our nation
al life; but this change in the point
Of view Of our countrymen, Who
once regarded Yankee Doodle" and
70 Hundred and "Home, Sweet
Home and II Want to be an An
GEL as the highest form.of melody,
is being brought about by the in
fluence Of foreigners.
The most crowded days at the
Brooklyn Museum of Art were dur
ing the time of the exhibition of the
work of Swedish painters; the, gal
5lery of the Metropolitan Opera
House during the opera season IS
crowded, not by Americans, but BY
Italiens and Russian Jews. It's the
foreigner who, in poverty, forgets
the struggle Of life in the satisfac-
ton of his love # art. If you see
in New York City a boy or a girl
with a violin or 9 cello in the Subs
way, fastening to his lesson, it is
almost sure to be either an Italian
or a Russian Jew, II perhaps a
Pole; but you will find among a
similar class of u population, a
cynical attitude to the fine arts.
Even among the thrifty farmers
who, are looked on, as salt Of the
earth, the very pillars Of our COM
munity, the most self-sacrificing OF
patriots, music and good art and
.gooa arc iooAc vi %
unnecessary to the conduct of life.
There are exceptions, of course; but
u xLn De-
e;;,, noe+ Haf;z "1f had two loav-
|es If bread. I would give n for a
|hyacinth," is MOI often echoed in the
ordinary language OF our country
commun'tles.
II we are 1eaily serious ~ oui
a. ,o,aa;na.o,+ ~
lives of each c;+;zer of GIVING each
citizen. not only the means of earn.
ling a living deeently, but of enjoy.
ing opportunities Tor cuitiVatlon' We
nus ies.'e a. a'e.''ipes
'''' ''A'''u' ~
p''Y'''e '''el'' - 1865 = NV :.
e1ea' wo''us w 'i'use '',''' ''' $,
u'.'a 10 =
0'
:. .,.'. 1919 azs.a+ raa
:
''la. = poss'
'a"su@se w0ul ~
o"u 'uueA'ee
of that convert % announcer leng'o
who curses the faith OF his fathers
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have daarlig. poret-
rynket, %farvel6st.

-E| 4 y "A N = - 4
:knoppet. fedtet TENT og .slappe% An
sigtstrek. mar Diet kan afhjelpes?
. Operasangerinderne we'd Metropoli-
tan i New York siger ON Virozol Face
Bath:JuliaC laussen :-"Itisthe bestface
lotion in the world. / wish Icou1d tell
everybody how much my complexion
has improved since I commemorate use
it DAILY"..-Maria Sundelius siger: 1T
is invaluable to me.' virozol Sw. Face
Bath $l-$2.$7 er like Sminke eller Pud-s
!. der, men en- v~idenskabe1ig Renselses-
metode, som g0r alleAnsigtsfarver ung,
dommelig friskeo OF spandstige, uanse+
hvor gamme1 e1ler ung De er.. Deres
PenRe tilbagesendes STRAKS, hvis De
besviges. Portofrit we'd Ferudbetaling.
Tilskriv
THE vIROZOL COMPANY,
70 Hicks ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Oansk Skrda roesk ks1
Tor at we're den bedste i'Amerika.
z RULER for en- Dollar, %portofrit.
NORWAY R6gtobak, udmarket
god; middelst@rk. 1 Dollor Pun
Diet. Agenter 9nskes.
Christiania Tobacco Co.,.
81 Hamilton ave., Brooklyn, N. Z.
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O. ]. 0lsens danske Skraatobak.

49,. UISeuH QauSKe SKT64C0bak,
15c pr. Rul; karyet Blad, $40 pr. Pund;
Lys Virgiria, $1.5o pr. Pund. De reiieste
egts Ware j Markedet. De we'd like, hvad,
de mister, som like bruger dem. sende.
overalt mod Money Orders q Kontant. C.
9. 2. 10 Cents extra. Rabat ill Handlen-
q Union ST, Brooklyn, N. z
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h~usholderske S0qes.

En- midaldrende Kvinde enskes for
Husholderske senest til forste Septem-
Der af en- Enkemand med 3 Born,
.Alderen fra 10 til Is Aar, hjemme.
For nermere Underretning indsend
|Navn og Adfesse til: G. J.,
P. @. Box 135, Minneapolis, MINI.
Seq er funs en- iimpel Sunoparfs-
man6,
iaa iaon % foa ligefrem,
meo ct Sierte iaa fort lom en- 2aoe-
port,
men fattig iom mA1sielmanoen.
Seq olter flet eli til at rgge Eobaf
eller brittle tilntaaIs meo geter,
men lege / sfiuI BET gao leg fam
NOT
'meo Mltter, 90 bun bar berneoe1.
aonbeu0e ser firoes en- annuer-
fbin6
ioo lepn % iao Iigefrem,
ION ogfaa lelb iers ct goot lille sfin6
% i1et inge1 bar til Moge.
Som bil bager nit 8rso % foae NH,
@rgo
og itoppe n1i:te 1,Ione Stremper
% ipreoe lio S6ppgge min RnfffeI<
obnsfrog
snreo gaarbit1oerg miIoe Manoe.
= Shin M ssIssu.nn.z
81 bttts BIab.
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er for Iiden dt nnest OelUagtc Lyk9nsknings- og Meddelebes-
mddel Danskerne imeHem. Disc Kort kan fra 1ste JUL d. IL.
forsendes under ct 1lCent Frimerke..
Fetdagen til Ihukollmese af Dann>brogs 700 Aarss Fpdsek-
dag er forbi; men Mindet ON denne eqestaaende Begivenhed bqr
vedbIye at lee og gore os hjarteyarme we'd Tanker ON alt dct,
som wort game Flag de henrundne Tider har varet Symbol
for. Der er ingen Made, hvorpaa vi bedre kan udtrykke vor
Generation for wort Hjemlands #1dgamle Flag og diets rationale
Betydnng, end we'd at sende hinanden Hlsener og Lykgnsk-
ninger. pa Kort, der barer deue Emblem.
Saadanne Kort. er bragt j Handelen af wort Finna og SEN |
ds portofnt over alt til de ~yedfqjcde Priser. D@e Kort be-
rr en- naturig sGengiyelse af Dannebrog rqdt og hvdt kor-.
rekt Dimension og. er paatrykt Datoen "1219-15. Juni-1919"
baa Farve mod en- gulig, skytntet Baggrund. Oven for
Flaget findet ct Portrait af den danske Konge Christian X, og
neden under samme fndes. ct Medalonportret at Kong Frede-
rik VIII, under hvis Regering Sagen ON Dannebrogsdagen fGst
blew bragt frem, SAINT f9rste Ves af "Vift. stolt pa Kodans
Bdlge." 49, -~.xeax~xaszNssHsasg
Disse Kort g9r ct overordentlig fikst og tltalende Indtryk.
og Danskerne herovre, baade enkeltvis og i samfund (som For
eningr, Menigheder. osv1 b6r benytte dem stor Udstr@kning
som Meddelelses- og LykgnskningNmiddel hinanden imellem we'd
ae muHge LejIgheder hele dette Aar igenrem.
Pr.: q Korb 4oc; 100 Korts $1.25; 500 Kor, $3.50; 1000
Kort, $1,000, portofrit tilsendt.
skriv efter en- Forsyndng med Diet samme!
G. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
720-722 So. Fourth Street, Minneapolis, MINI.
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Maanebsmpbe.s Sen oanife Sor-
ening bab6e fit Maaneosmeoe 0ns-
bag ii6ite l1ge / fine 2ofaler. &rR=
iioenten er ST.. l1lberg, 9efretpr
Mobert Mn6erieu.
The Washington times., 1919-06-02
UNUSUAL STORY OF THE
SAHARA DESERT At STRAND.

= Audiences who yesterday viewed
the initial local showings, at Moore's
Strand Theater, OF "The Man Who
Turned White" came away in the full
realization that they had seen a pic
ture of unusual appeal and power. H.
B. Warner. who is featured in the
principal role, performs some of the
best work of his long screen career.
The Nan Who Turned White" tells
a story of the great Sahara desert.
The ages-old struggle for desert SUI
premacy between the white man and
the Arab forms but one phase of the
plot, which revolves around a love
story of great beauty and appeal.
The film is not lacking in thrills.
nor is IL of that cheap brand which
depends merely on appeals to sensa-
tions for popularity.
Barbara Castleton. playing OPP
posite Mr.. Warner, demonstrates her
right to the fame which her screen
work has won her, while the other
members of the cast acquit them
selves with more than ordinary cred
it.
The Washington times., 1919-06-02
POWERFUL HALL GAME

NONEL SChEENL I'D Al IAAACEs
Hugh Ford's adaptation OF Hall
Gaines novel. 1.-The Woman Thou
Gavest Me-" for film production may
rightly be ranked as a masterpiece.
The story, while gripping, has a plot
of such character as can only be de-
picted on the screen in a scenario
worked out with consummate skill.
Large audiences, which attended the
opening performances yesterday, gave
evidence of their belief Mr.. Ford is
possessed OF such skill
40 small part of the credit for this
truly remarkable picture also is due
the cast which the Paramount-Art-
craft grouped TO produce it. Kath-
crime Macdonald, in the stellar role,
gives an intelligent and artistic por-
trayal OF the woman, who, forced
into a loveIess marriage, defies con-
vention to find contentment in true
love. Theodore Roberts. as her senile
father: Jack Holt, as her unworthy
husband, and Milton Sills. as her low
er, stand out in a notable cast. I'm
pOrtant roles also fan TO FRITZ Bru-
nette and Katherine Griffith.
Briefly. the story has to do with
the rebellion of a woman who is made
the tool for her fathers revenge. The
father. when poor and young, was
prosecuted by a nObleman. In his
wealthy old age he sets himself to
the task OF acquiring not only his
former prosecutors goods, but his
title as well. To accomplish this
latter end he forces his daughter in
TO a marriage with the prOfIigate son
OF the noblemah. Prevented by the
moral code from a legal union with
him, the daughter fIoUts convention
and goes to the man she loves.
The Washington times., 1919-06-02
1.-THE NEW MOON" DELIGHTS
AT THE KNICKERBoCKER.

~Tootsies and Tamales" is the al
literative but not especially illumfnat-
1ng title OF one of the funniest elm
comedies of recent release. which
Throughout its brief length convuIsed
audiences at CrandalTs Knickerbocker
TheateT yesterday. The News Pic
Aorial helped complete the subsidiary
portions OF the pictured pastime and
fan even more valuable antidote for
fhe thrilling tenscness OF The New
&0cn,' the major feature Of the bill
The New Moon" IS A picture which
grips attention with the surety ana
firmness or a wise. and affords Norma
'falmadge one 0 the most fruitful op-
portunities she has he : Her role is
that of Princess Marie, Of Russia's
royal house, who is forced by the su-
premacy Of the Bolshevists to seek
oblivion in the guise OF a peasant girl
The better TO shield his love. Prince
Aichail also assumes the disguise Of
poverty. Their experiences form the
basis OF Z tremendously appealing
drama, which is more fully reviewed
IN connection with the Metropolitan
Theater, where il was also given I'M
tial presentations yesterday.
The Washington times., 1919-06-02
June Brings NeU
Array Of Film
Features to
Capital
MISS PEARSON IN BRILLIANT

sEHOIOFLAL Al The EAAL11AO'
A picture Of amazing splendor, in
addition to its unusually strong plot
and cast, delighted the thousands who
yesterday saw the first local show
..ings of The Bishops Emeralds" al
NIoore's Rialto Theater Not the least
of the factors contributing to the SUI
perior excellence of this new photo
drama is the capable work and COM
Inanding personality of Miss Virginia
Pearson, an actress of unusual charm
and ability, who plays the principal
feminine role
'SThe Bishops Emeralds" is the pic
turfzation OF the noted novel OF the
same name by Capt Houghton Town
ley. It is a daring story about So
cfety life In England, and shows the
faliacy Of q wife's attempt to con-
ceal certain of her past history from
her husband.
Miss Pearson. in the role Of the
wife, performs brilliantly. She wears,
during the action of this drama, some
or the most wonderful gowns ever dis
PLAYED on the screen
As usual subsidiary motion picture
features. including a news real OF
timely interest, and brilliRnt COM
edy. conclude the cinematogTaphic
portion OF the program. while the
RiaIto orchestra plays the overture
.'StradeIla" in addition to the regular
program.
The Washington times., 1919-06-02
FLIRTATIOUS BRIDES, SEE
LETS ELOPE', AT SAVOY,

Salutary lessons to young brides
who think themselves neglected by
their hard-working husbands, and
who engage in more or less harmless
firtations with other men, are en-
braced in the development of the vi
vacious story of Lets Elope," in
which Marguerite Clark was pictured
n the stellar role at CrandalTs Savoy
Cheater and Garden yesterday after
,oon and last night.
The plot concerns a young wife who
damned to elope with a hair-brained
5oung man who had pledged his
10th to a strong minded widow. who
mad no notion whatever of relin-
gushing her claim upon his time and
attention.
Enlivening humor is extracted from
the situations that arise when the
deserted husband and the offended
widow combine their inventive re-
sources to circumvent the plans of
the renegades.
The same bill will be presented to-
night at 6:45 in the theater and at SIS
iT the garden. with garden orches-
trail concert preceding the outdoor
projection of the feature, beginning
at SIS.
The Washington times., 1919-06-02
STRONG STORY OF SUFFERING
RUSSIA AT METROPOLITAN.

4, The first photoplay OF genuinely
!. artistic merit to point out one Of the
idagrant evils Of Bolshevism through
,she medium Of a screen story Of deep
human appeal and strong dramatic
.fber was revealed for the first time
isn Washington yesterday at Gran
,6alls Metropolitan Theater under the
laitIe OF 'SThe New Moon" with Norma
the pictured star.
6 1t deals with Princess Marie, who
as compelled 10 fee, with the aid of
her lover, an officer OF the imperial
guard, when the Reds attack the
palace. numbering her mother.
y A law is established by the Red
headers which provides that all women
Between the ages Of seventeen and
ithirty-four years old would have to
register and be known as public prop
erty.
In order that his sister might es-
lcspe the registration, the head Of the
t#Seds sends her to another province.
+ But a Red officer who is in love
with her sends his confidential Of
ficer. Marie's lover, formerly OF the
imperial guard but now of the Reds,
;in hope Of discovering the where
sboUts Of the princess, to the home
Of the Red leaders sister. He is sue
tCessful in inducing her to return with
him TO see the officer. The latter at
tempts to make her register, but his
plans are destroyed by Princess Marie.
How she aids the girl and other
young Russian women to escape, how
Ehe fugitives are caught, and the
Red leader gives the signal with his
6wn hand that sends a bullet crash
5ng through the brain OF his sister,
and how Marie succeeds in escaping
with her lover to happiness is a most
aNonderfuf photoplay, the best OF
(which is the superb acting of Miss
Talmzdge.
In this picture she is supported by
an all-star cast, including the former
aitagrsph star, Marc McDermott. and
such other screen celebrities as Pedro
1se Cordoba and Stuart Holmes
The Washington times., 1919-06-02
IN DELIGHTFUL
FILMPLAY AT CRANDALL's.

Five acts of the swiftest imagin-
able kind OF photoplay action were
presented to enthusiastic capacity
audiences at CrandalPs Theater yes
terday afternoon and last night by
]. Warren Kerrigan, Lois Wilson and
company Of intelligent and gifted
players, pictured in the leading roles
of The Best Man"
Jack" Kerrigan, as a secret serv-
ice operator impersonates a cryptog4
rapher, who is mistaken for a mis-
laid groom and married to a girl he
has never before seen. There natur-
ally ensues quick succession of COM
pltcated situations. The situations
so abound in humor and yet are so
logical and SO dramatic that one is
rather staggered by the almost in
sptred cleverness of the story.
Miss Wilson, cast as the girl who
enables Cyril Gordon to return to the
National Capital with a bride s we'll
as with the important documents he
had been detailed to recover, as usual
offers a portrayal that quite equals
that OF the star in forcefuIness and
brilliant flashes of high comedy.
. Short reels furnish the customary
complementary features Of the bill.