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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-09
Dance VIII Face Cour,

DANNlLLE, June s.-W. r. Dance.
who is indicted on charge Of en-
nezIicment, irregularities while he WAS
secretary and treasurer of the Dam
vile Creamery beink alleged, will be
put on trial early this week in tho
Corporation Court. He has been in
iail since he was arrested walking
from the city by officers, who over.
hauled him in a motor car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-09
Incrense Size of rlnnt.

LYNCHRURG. VA. June s-The
Iohbers Overall Company here has let
contract for the erection Of a SIX
story reinforced addition to It's plant
giving increased floor space of 1000
square feet. making an aggregate OF
lIs,ooo square feet in plant. aside from
large hotel and dormitorr operated
for the plant This will give employ
ment 70 500 Additional girls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-09
MAKING BUILDING PLANS
Lynchburg Arranging to Provide Homes
aa Result of Shortage In
Houses.

tSpeciaL 70 me imes-Dlspatch.J
fort is being made here by a committee
named by the Chamber of Commerce
to cope with situation arising by the
absence OF houses for rent, and a plan
is being worked upon to aid employees
OF concerns of the city to finance their
own building. Along with this is be-
ing planned home building cam
oed hos bud
ers Recently there has been great
activity In realty. and now there are
evidences OF building boom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-09
Durham Vim Wins Cnn

CHAPEL HIDI. y. @, June S-Wil-
liam Donncl Carmichael. Jr.. OF Dur
ham. is the winner of the Preston Cup
in Journalism awarded annually at
the University ot North Carolina to the
UNDERGRADUATE student who submits
the best work of journalistic nature
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

A., Tie tells his partner. FoiieFter. thai
their war profit OF a.. Un0. 600 would be
more u wages could he sn1 acd. Her
~ Forester stands for ane progtea
sivc American business, plus demo
cratic ideals. lie does not concur
with Hardcastlc.
Vivian reaches womnnhood as tae
pampered daughter of a super-rich
man with every thing that he siste
has not. She In half In love with a
foppish young Fellow OF the Hide vel
whose chief accomplishment IL taxi
ing care 81 her poodie-uUg. They be
come engaged.
sonia reaches womanhood az the
FIRST Russian Soviet IL formed. She he
ZONES the tool Of l.eninc and Tcotsky
and dominates their meetings. Her
dynamic personality ~ a tremendous
force In the cause Of ~rndicalism. When
German enjoys arrive bearing gold
ne g,r. ~ SEM to America to spres I
The fires OF unrest. With her goes
Sergius. a radical and a coward who
loves sonia for her body and hates
Paul. who also goes with them ~
guard his idol from harm.
when the war bubble bursts Hard
castle ana Forester md themselves
confronted with "A serious situation.
linrdcnsue wants to cut wagcs ana
impose longer working hours. while
on the other hand, with keen reason
ing and a line sense OF Justice. For
restef wishes to make the workmen
contented with more wages and Short
cr hours. The partners quarrel and
separate when Hardcastlc fatty re-
fuses to employ returning soldiers.
Hardcastle's foreman, Tom Hardy,
comes To hin and says that the men
are going TO quit to "a man unless con
u.uVHs mango
-
restcrs big cooperative factory are
contcntcd. and every soldier, sailor Or
who ever worked for the company Is
back In his employ.
Al Hardcastle's factory. Sonia finds
"a fertile field In which 10 plant tho
poisonous seeds OF Industrial unrest.
But she tries TO attract the men of
Forroster's plant and fails. They are
Contented and resent BolshcyiHm In no
uncertain terms. Thoy good-naturoi-
~ tell her 20 go back to Russia where
she belongs.
Al length Vivian overhoars an an
CRY discussion between her father and
Hardy about conditions at the fac
tory. She sides with her father aud
challenges Hardy 70 prove that work
ing conditions are unbearubh Against
the wish of her father she accompan-
les Hardy to the factory. There She
is appalled, by the awful conditions
under which the men worked. She
decides to better conditions immedl-
ately through pressure OF her father.
Win liardy's help she begins some
missionary work among the working
men = ntntilies ana II making gratifs-
ing headway. Returning TO her man
sion she nnds Monty, her fance. wait
ing for her. He and her fnther sunld
her for 'nssociatihg with Tho com
mon people" Monty got back bis
ring and she taunts her iathvr with
the declaration that icy have all
been living on those comm N paVplc'
all thcir lives.
vivian manifests % EruviHg interest
In Tom Hardy and adm eA his t,clm-
cut young American manhood.
Meanwhile, Sonia. h"ius In the
- u breeding misery of tho leWCi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
MORE CIVIL SERVICE
POSITIONS ARE OPEN

Tho United States civil Service
Commission announces open competi-
tive e-xaminationa az follows;
List NO 2-Examinations OF the
cations must b filed BY the date
specified.
fpecember 9--Resident dentist
tmaleD. 5000 10 e1.sO0; superin-
tendent OF gus works tmnle), 1880;
Master m~achinist, rmo piercing pro-
1cctlleH, t1l.4o per diem, Master ma
chinist. guns up to s-inch. ti2.fu per
dietn; master machinisI guns above
s-inch, st2.t0 per diem; Foreman
partment (maie). 5000 90 a12.66 per
diem; Mechanical assistnnt in refrig-
Grafton tmale), $500 to $500. En-
glneer OF tests (maie). $3.50 per diem.
December i6-Inapecfor tmechani-
CAP. tmale). $3.50 to $3.50 per diem;
Inspector (m%echanicail. Cmaie). 1870
70 $3.50 per diem; Inspector tine.
70 $3.50 per diem: special assistant.
leral Unit tmnle). grade 4. $500 TO
, 2 $50 a year grade 2. $3.50 20 81
1bO a year. grade 3. t2.f60 10 t3,bo0
a year; Electrical and mechanical en-
gineer (maiel. si4.0o per diem: Towr
manager. (maie and female). ? 400;
Fish pathological lmaiel. t2.bO0. Me-
chanical aid (maie). tfO 90 per diem;
Laboratorlan Qualified IN photog-
raphy (malel. $3.50 per diem.
december 23-Meteoroiogiat (maie),
grade 1. 1880 to $4,000; grade "a
5000 to 5000.
Last No. Determination IN which
competitors are assembled FOR achoi-
ustic tests.
November 10 and December TO-
Operative, bureau OF the census finale
and femalcl. 5000 10 $3.50.
January rs. 1920. April rs. 1890
Preparation In entomology, {72O 10
5000.
November 10. December 10. jan
uRry Z. i920-Mlnor clerk. bureau OF
the ce.4sua (male and fenaieD, $500
to $500.
December io--ciinicai clerk (maIel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
AT THE IDEAL.


Starting SUNDAY, November tttli an1
running Tor four uayr. Dorothy PM.
! In The hight to Happiness
which Is without exception. says the
management. the Liegest thing ever
brought To the Ideal thcatcr. The mu-
sic. which was specially compiled f0r
this play. will be rendered on the sea-
burg organ by Mr.. r.. u. Hea. and like
~ mueic that accompanied The
Birth OF a Nation viii add much "a
the feeling OF tht play. Dorothy Phil
lips proves thai she ranks amongst the
foremost screen stars. there are b,OUu
people IN h supporting east an en-
tire city IL built burned. The To-
Gale IN Russia nineteen years ago.
RUSSIA las - ~haOtic waI.ttmc turmoil
the lower east side oil New York: tn
fashionable residence district; the In
JJstrial section.
Two baby daughters OF a rich Am
erican In iiuHs,a Become separate |
during a brutal pogrom In the Jewish
quarter Ia Did ~. Petersburg. one
grows up In "a hot-bed OF ~radicalism
and IN sent to America. TT the age o.
nineteen years. 10 spread the doctrine.
h other sister is brought up as The
pampered daughter OF "A millionaire.
The girls meet hen the liussian Sis
ter storms the residence of her own
father at the head OF "a crazcd mob.
She Is shot and KILLED and her SUI
premc sacrifice changes her mther's
heart for good. The American twin
marries her fathers factory foreman.
The story la full.
Andrew %liardcasdc. an American
financial power maintains u mugnii-
cent home on the edge OF the Jewish
quarter tn the 81. Petersburg OF nine
teen years ago. He represents the In
teres.s oil il~ardcastle aud Forester In
Isussiu. A lew months after his ar
rival In the empire his wife di's. letv-
ing him to care for Twin babies, Dor
othet and Vivian. The babies are
%sendoriy cared Tor by Leah. a native
jewish girl, who presidcs ever them
In the frequent absences Of their
father.
one day H%urdcastle leaves the bah
ies In leah ARE ana sets out for
odessa un q business expedition. He
rests securc In tine belief that his lit
te ouc viii be we'll cared FOR by the
conscientious girl. In his absence =
battalioa OF Vodka-crqzed cussacks
sweep through tho Jewish quarter
and massacre cnsuts. Goaded TO des-
peration by tho brutality ~ their Of
fcers the soldiers set the torch to
manv dwellings. among them the
homo OF Hardcastlc.
Vivian is saved from the flames ~
n pet dog. Dorofhoa disappears into
thc niEht; no one knows whittier. he
lioying her dead Hardcastlc goes back
10 America with vivian, his only child.
a burning hatred Is ia his heart.
Nineteen years pass. n world ~
In chaos Of reconstruction. Dorothea
Is approaching womanhood as the
child ~ the radical socialists She
has been reared In a hOt-hod OF rad
icalism and Is known AS Sonia. the
little cumrutp" She Us AN exponent
Of direct action. while her adopted
brother. Paul, grows up with different
ideals; c~hvfishing the doctrine OF
peace and love lie adorcs sonia with
dog-likc alteration.
On America Harlcastlc has become
q moncy-mHd mislntLrupist. "a tho
business world. he D.. not SatisIfd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

RNVAa' .. ARHhNF DNfNN fbi NIlfltN'
MipStrSfa
Costumes By the Mason Costume
Co, Lancaster pn.
l~nterlucutot. Geo. G. Pound
Premier Ends
Joe 4. McCanna. Louis Hesselden
Comedians. . Harry Walter. Buck
connors Chess pyrno. II. r. Wood
worth.
Soloisis. $500. Harry Walter. Dr. p
u. Tracey. n. u. Woodwork. Burk
Conner, Geo. g. Pound. Sidney FL
lott. Louis Hesse'den. Chess Hyrnr.
a. o. kuhn. H. v. Barker. Joe Nc
Gamma.
Singers. ........ II. Pomeronk. G. u.
Naples. J.. a. Mackey, W. @. smith.
q. 4 Howell. Ernest q. Behrens,
Dick i.ehrman, Cecil Lewis. 4.
Becker. Joe MrNutt. Robert George.
!, l.. sinnock. A. T. Lake. J. W.
Bryant, Fred Higgins, II. J. Moore,
]. G.. Gould.
During the FIRST part the following
musical numbers will be offered:
]. Opening Chorus .............
The Entire Compan,
?. Floatin hown he Mississippi
Niyfr. e.. 81 Harry Walter
.. Just for Ne and Mary
..,...a ......Dr. ". II. Tracey
(. The Greatest Thing That Game
From France n. r. Woodwork
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8. Everybody shmmios Now ...
.............. Huck Conner
g. Don't Forget the salvation
Army 4....... uoo. &. Pound
= Then You'll Know You're
rntrodnenon Of The premier Ends
. 90 SLOW and Easy .s-..
>. Dixie Is Dixie once More! {.
10. ! Love You 5nst me saine.
Sweet Adcilne. ....A. q. Kuhn
II. Take Ne to That Land OF Jun
Geo. fuimor
-. Brine Back Those Wonderful
Days ..s......... II. v Barker
~. Oh. How She Can Dance
Il. Anything is Nice II il Comes
From Dixieland
...........H IA. n. Woodwork
10. Floaiin' Down 10 Cotton Town.
Joe McCannn, Louis Hesaeldcn.
Chess Byrne. II. n. Woodwork ant
TIE Company.
Intormissi0n ten minutes only.
PART III
Selection from Mr.. Pounds and Miss
Bouchcr's Musical comedy success,
(nD THE MAN WHO OWNS
BHoADWAY''
Written hy Geo. NJ. Conan
(b) THE NEW SHRINE HAND"
Fred X. Ellis, Bandmaster.
First Time In Public.)
a-rhe SHOW Boy ......-.. Illus
b-Song Serenade ........ Selected
c-American Lfe ........ Ascher
Medley OF Old Time Favoritea)
(c) NOZZLE a. W. HARDMAN
Card Melang.
td) NOBLE :. y. HOSENBERG
The BOY With the Educated Feet.
PART III.
"THE KING or ~ ~ ISLAND"
An Original Musical Comedy In Black
face. Written by Geo. e.. Pound.
Cast Of Characters;
His Royal Majesty BON cole. King
OF ~ ~ Island 90. Geo. fulmer
Geo. Washington Sey, lore. Cook OF
the Good ship Nebp Buck Conner
Rastus Green. Whe-iman OF the
Good shin Nebo. Louis Hesseiden
Princess III ri. Daughter Of the
King .......... III V. Barker
zambo, the Kings Attendant
................. Marry Walter
bolc the Kings Messenger
Sailor sam. Of The Good ship Se6o
salaam. Keeper OF the Royal Mule
Sydney J. A~brahames
The Royal Mule. ....... Himself
Girls OF ~ ~ Isia .d..Aw. u. Smith.
q. a. Howell. Dick Lehman. J. L.
Slnnock, J. W. Bryant. II. r.
Woodwork.
sailors .... Ernest a. Behrens
Cecil Lewis, Robert \. George. u.
Pomerenk. II. J. Moore. Sidney
Elliott.
Cannibais ..............L @. Gould.
G. u. Naples. I. a. Mackey, 4.
Becker. zoe McNutt. \. y. Lake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
At THE PAsTIME.

! On SUNDAY and Monday. Novem-
Der i6 and II. Clara klmhall Young
and her own company present. THE
Better Wife" taken from Lenore
Conee's recent novel THE Love
Quest" This N a story Of an Amer.-
can girls a In England and on
the continent.
Also High Packets" with Louis
Dennlson.
On Thursday. November 20, Theda
Bara In The Serpent" Tnis IL "a
supcr-production. the theme dealing
with a beautiful Russian serf girl.
who. trodden beneath the heel OF a
Grand Duke, bares her fangs at man
kind. This William Fox feature n
reported TO he most deliberately pro-
duced and To provide for the star q
role Of striking contrasts calling for
strongly emotional work.
On Friday nnd saturday, Novem-
Der p and s2 Experimental Mar
riaEe.' n delightful new Select pic
iure. in which Lewis j. Sclznick pre-
SCENTS Constance Talmadge. This
beautiful and charming young star
plays thc role Of "a young widow who
wanted to marry a handsome young
lawyer. but dared not.
She did not want to los her free
dom-neithcr did she want to lose
the man. 80 she devised a plan where
by she could have both. They were
to live as man and wife from Fri
day night until MONDAY morning 81
each week. and on the other four
days, each was to be at perfect lib-
eriy 20 do as he or she wished. Her
plan aid not work out as well as she
expected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
New Auto Licenses
VIII Cost You About
SO Per Cent More


Application blanks for 1890 auto
mobile licenses are being resolved ~
Albuquerque and motor owners
are finding that uruer the nrw state
law their licenses will eoat them
about 80 per cent mere. The cost
next ear II based on the n. A. G. g.
horse power rating q the AUTOMOBILES
and IL 30 conts per horsepower for
automobiles and SO cents for trucks.
This horsepower IL not In tho oata-
loEue rating Of the machines md ~
der u the licenses on automobiles VIII
be from 80 for IN smallest 10 $40
for the high priced cars.
In addition to this ipcrense IN prlcu
the new blanks require the owners OF
the cars TO give detailed facts a. 20
their cars in order TO help aufhori-
ties 10 o them In ease they ace
stolen. In addition to engine number.
the factory number OF hodien aud AL
other Identification Of the car Il re-
quired 20 be given.
The licenses expire December 81
and the secretary " state requests
that applications for new numbers b.
made AZ early as possible, Al mum
and tho owner each year viii
only be required to change the num-
Der Of the year.
$500 &c fi.2oe; Clerk qualified as
pharsmcist tmale and femaie). SO to
St2b month.
December i0-It-Mluorai reor-
rarhic aid finale aud iemaiel, 1890
to ti.ff0; Mineral f~ecgraphef. (male
and fdmaiel. ei,bG0 10 ee.4QO.
information and application blanks
may be obtained from =. III. Bush. To-
cal secretary. Albuquerque. or from
q. l.. Snyder. Poatoaice building. San
Francisco. California.
Herald Want Ads Are Real
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
No Needles to Change

The Diamond Stylus Reproduce eliminates the bothersome process
of changing needles. which wear out and destroy valuable recoi y
This finely polished Diamond Stylus simply floats Oyt the sound grooves q the
the New Edison records. reducing wear To a minimum. Call and hear the New
Ednn Learn Why ia looked UPON everywhere as the besmnng q anr~ ga gmne e eAe
vii be- revelation 10 YOU. We Will be SAD TO play any 0s q the seat ihray ahAA'a
Records Tor YOU without any obligation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

Flor-You cant believe everything
~ hear.
Gertie--No, but YOU can repeat IL.
Sydney Bulletin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

east side. u wildly enthusiastic 10
change world cond!fiors by the rod
- ced of fadicaiiam Slie rrrists. how
cvcr. the free-lovc doctrine OF scfgios
and wants only TO bet'sr conditions.
Pau has nearly dissauded acr from
actual violence when she witnessed
the death u n friend and a little poi
ted flower, caused by the foulnesH OF
the tencments. u seems typical Of
the condition Of the workinen ~
H~ardchstie's factory. Infatuated,
she decides TO lead a mob agains. tne
millionnire's home.
a vast mob OF striking workmen
storm the gates OF the residence and
demand Hardcnsilc's life. As tfey
are shouting their demands. Viviah
returns from an errand OF mercy and
Tires to ascend the steps 10 her door.
She Ia attacked by the mob. Under
a strange Impulse Sonia saves her by
placing herself In front OF the girl
who ~ known to her only as a child
OF the rich. Mnddened by Sonia's in
reference, Sergius shoots the girl.
She IL taken Into the house hat she
has regarded the citadel OF money
lust.
Paul tells the girls story and the
father Is weighed down by sorrow.
My bnby=my little p~orothen," he
murmurs. as the girl dies IN hiH arms.
Then he goes TO the door and ad.
dresses the mob. Men he said.
through her supreme sacrifice |
have come TO understand. Your needs
viii all be granted" lie Is cheered
wildly rs the mob diHperses.
Later the firm Of H~ardcastie and
Forester N re-estabiished under co..
operative e. nditlons and j. a model
10 the Industrial world Of America.
Paul gOes his way s0rrowfuily. do
ing good n taking no reward. Tom
Hardy marries Vivian and becomes A
member Of the firm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
INsTITuTE ms AGGIEs.

Ell PASo. Tex, Nov. lb.-The New
Mexico military institute team OF
Roswell. was held to a scorolcss tie
Yesterday afternoon AZ Mosilla PARK.
n NJ. by the New Mexico ARricul-
turul college football team. The ca
diets were generally outplayed In o.
cry quarter.
Talk about hot air-Iinuser's fan
belts produce A..
HAUSER'S SADDLERY
III West copper Avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
FOR THE
SHRINE MINSTREL
SHOW ANNOUNCED
Event Promises Much in
Way of Blackface
Fun

The theatrical Cebu OF the Aibu.
querqne shrincrs when they stage
their Musical Comedy Minstreis on
Monday and Tuesday nights at the
Crystal theater promises much In the
way % blarkface fun. music and
dancing. The program for the show
follows;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
aTmE rALAcE Or MINsTnrLsY,.

Conceived and staged BY Geo. e.
Pound; assisted By oiennayeo Bon-
cher.
scenery BY calkins studio. Chicago.
Illinois.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
New Edison
Diamond Disc
Phonograph

In this perfected musical instrument Mr.. Edison has hnaiiy solved
all the difficulties which have bafAed others in the past. he has
eliminated the bar,bnes,. the mechanical timbre. the metallic sound. So mar
veoud" lfelke is its tone that. closing the eyes. one can sesvdy distinguish
the reproduction from the original In Mr.. EdsOns own words. tbs IS Ked
Music at Last"
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Herald Want Ads Are Real
0o-Gcttsrs
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-04-17
IRON COUNTY, MO.

2S4 G G Adams, same
295 G w Stricklin, same
1856 CA Thompson, same
2S7 Henry Volner, same
288 w M Mayfeld, clerk primary election
2S9 G G Adams, same
290 Peter Sumpter, same
291 Arthur Francis, same
292 Sol Bays, Judge primary election
293 ] A Wigger, same
294 James Payne, same
295 Sam Croker, same
296 Claud Carl, same
297 L w Scott, same
299 Frank Bays, clerk primary election
299 Ed Payne, same
300 James Brooks, same
301 James Merritt, same
302 w Webb, judge primary election
3O3 w 0 Brooks, same
304 James Freeman, same
305 A B Day, same
306 Lee Stricklin, same
3O7 J B Richards, same
308 Geo w Hughes, clerk primary election
300 Orville Fields, same
$40 w E Mckee, messenger primary election
81 Chas Hampton, same
3l2 Govero, same
313 w L White, same
314 N S Vickery, same
3t5 J A Smith, same
316 H w bingham, same
317 R Brown, same
31S } l. Logan, same
319 d r Hartzell, same
800 w F Tiefanauer, same
321 w E Westerman, same
322 Redmond Black, same
1923 N w Adams, same
1924 Al Daniel, erecting booths and const
serv P E
315 Chas Hampton, hall rent and erecting
booths and ~janitor service P E
1926 VIM o HUFF, rent OF polling place ? E
327 Holloman Bros, same
1928 School District No 81, same
329 w N Knight, same
$50 Herman Amelung, same
331 William Brown, same
1872 A T Sheahan, election supplies P
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-09-26
Union Wins Every Point

Miami, Fla. - By yielding every
point in the controversy with the
Building Trades council, the Greater
Miami association, organized to make
Miami a non-union city, completely
failed in its efforts. The fight has
been on for several weeks and was
prosecuted with much vigor and ap-
parent determination on the part of
the unfair contractors who had under
construction operations aggregating
nearly $3,000,000. Under the settle
ment all men are to return to their
former positions and such unfair men
as have been employed in the mean
time will be discharged. While the
minimum wages of the carpenters
is $3.50 many of them are being paid
higher rate. Painters are receiving
81 per hour and plasterers SO per day.
Mr.. Marcus A. Milan, spokesman
for the greater Miami association,
said: "We believe it would be better
for the general interests of the city
to terminate the unfortunate dispute
now than to carry on a labor war
from which the city might not re-
cover for years."