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Evening star., 1919-05-14
THE Busher."

Sunday and the first half of next
week. Loew's Columbia will exhibit.
Charles Rays latest photoplay. THE
Busher." a base ball classic. The last
half of next week the first Washing
ton showing will be given OF June
Elvidge in her latest success, The
Love Pirate" Next weeks features will
be supplemented by fine auxiliary fea-
lures.
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Lyric.

Sunday and Monday, Fannie Ward in
Common Clay: Sunday matinee only.
Houdini. in THE Master Mystery;
Tuesday. George Walsh. in Help. Help,
Police"' Wednesday. Evelyn Nesbit. in
Thou Shalt Not: Thursday. Mary
Pickford, in Hearts Adrift'': Fri
day. Jack Pickford, in What Money
Can't Buy: Saturday, Albert Ray, in
Married in Haste'
Evening star., 1919-05-14
THE EVENING STAR WEDNESDAY NAY IA, 1919

Thomas in ''Toton": Tuesday, Dorothy
Gish in Poppy Polly; Wednesday.
Montagu Love and June Elvidge in
'"The Quickening Flame: Thursday.
Billie Burke in Peggy; Saturday.
Charles Ray in The Sheriff's Son.
Evening star., 1919-05-14
Princess,

Sunday Theodore Roberts. in "Pud-
d'nhead Wilson; Monday. Geraldine
Farrar. in ITEM ptation'; Tuesday.
Madge Evans. in The Little Intruder"
Wednesday. William S. Hart. in "The
Poppy Girls Husband; Thursday,
Olive Thomas. in "Toton": Friday
Jack Pickford. in "Freckles," and
Saturday, "a Woman's Experience"
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"The Sirens Song"

At Moore's Garden Theater, Sunday
through Wednesday, the premier pres
entation in Washington will be made
of Theda Bara's latest picture. The
SIRENS Song" The last three days of
next week Peggy Hyland will be pic
tured in clever comedy drama. Miss
Adventure"
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"Mints Of He'll"

At Moore's Strand, Sunday through
Wednesday, "Mints of He'll will fea-
ture William Desmond, supported by
Vivian Rich. The last three days of
next week the stage and screen star
Beatriz Michelena will be featured in
a western photoplay subject, entitled
"JuSt Squaw."
Evening star., 1919-05-14
Crandall's.

Sunday and Monday. Tom Moore in
One of the Finest; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Constance Talmadge in
! The Yelled Adventure; Thursday,
Marguerite Clark in Lets Elope.
and Friday and Saturday. Elsie Fergu-
son in Eyes Of the Soul"
Evening star., 1919-05-14

1esque. He is supported by Charles
Mac, James Peck. Harold Yates. Har-
old Carr. EIDE Mae. Flossie Everett
and Norma Barry and a chorus of
twenty.
The musical program includes twen-
ty numbers
Evening star., 1919-05-14

The Little Intruder: Thursday. Will
liam S. Hart, in "The Poppy Girls
Husband; Friday. Olive Thomas. in
''Toton": Saturday, Jack Pickord. in
"Freckles."
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"The Crimson Alibi. "

George Broadhursts latest drama,
'"The Crimson Alibi." which he has
dramatized from Octavus Roy Cohen's
novel of the same title, will be pre-
sented at Polls Theater next week, be-
ginning Sunday night
George Broadhurst is too well known
as an author. dramatist and producer
to necessitate a formal introduction:
His splendid productions and plays of
the past. especially THE Man of the
Hour" THE Law of the Land" and
Bought and Paid For" should be
ample guarantees of what may be ex-
pected in "The Crimson Alibi."
No formal announcement is made
as to the plot or motif Assurance is
given, however. that the play and pro-
duction are commensurate with the
histrionic caliber of the players who
will give life and vitality to its theme|
including Harrison Hunter. William
H. Thompson, George Graham. Robert
Kelly. George Barrat, John Ellis,
Mann. Inda Palmer, Edna James,
Mary Foy and Catherine Cozzens.
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Empire.

Sunday and Monday, Mrs. Charlie
Chaplin. in when n Girl Loves:
Tuesday. Marguerite Fischer. in Put
Up Your Hands; Wednesday. Mae
Murray, in What Am I Bid?" Thurs
day, Viola Dana, in False Evidence; !;
Friday. Priscilla Dean, in The silk
Evening star., 1919-05-14

lined Burglar" also a comedy. and
Saturday. Virginia Pearson. in The
Love Auction" and Tom Mix. in Tom
and Jerry Mix"
Evening star., 1919-05-14

Wednesday. Marion Davies. in Get
ting Mary Married; Thursday. Jack
Pickford. inS"Freckles." and Friday,
Marguerite Fisher. in Put Up Your
Hands,
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Home.

Sunday, Marian Davies. in Getting
Mary Married.: Monday Theodore
Roberts. in "Pudd'nhead WILSON,:
Tuesday, Geraldine Farrar. in Temp
tation"; Wednesday, Madge Evans, in
Evening star., 1919-05-14
Revere.

Sunday. Fred Stone. in Johnny, Get
Your Gun: Monday. Elsie Ferguson,
in The Marriage Price; Tuesday,
Bryant Washburn. in Poor Boob;
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Circle.

Sunday. ID. w. Griffith's "The Girl
Who Stayed at Home; Monday Olive
Evening star., 1919-05-14

1.-The Million Dollar Dolls" next
weeks attraction at the Gayety The
ater, offers a musical diversion, in
two acts and twelve scenes. entitled
"a Whirl of Pleasure" ranging from
light comedy to grand opera
The cast is headed by Cliff Bragdon
comedian favorably known In bur
Evening star., 1919-05-14
"Poor Little Sheep"

Heroic situa tions and heroic treat
ment are claimed for Poor Little
Sheep" the new play by Eugene Wal
ters in which Selwyn and Company
will present Holbrook Blinn at the
Belasco Theater next Monday for the
week.
II is said to be doubtful if Mr.. Wal
ters has ever aimed higher or shot
with more unerring aim than in Poor
Little Sheep"
Selwyn and Company have coop
Grated with the playwright in his
efforts to do something bigger. broad
er, and. as he hopes, better than any
thing he has offered the theater be-
fore.
The new play revolves about the
lives of three persons-two men and
a woman. The Interpretation of these
characters has been intrusted to Mr..
Blinn, Allan Dinehart and Lotus Robb.
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Henri de Vries in Luck"

| Henri de Vries, an actor of note.
will appear at the head of his own
| company at the Shubert Garrick The
ater Sunday night in Luck" pow
| erful comedy drama, in prologue
| and three acts. The story deals with
! twin brothers who are seen at the
opening of the play as children in
| Holland. They are separated. and
| fcrty years later the vicissitudes of
| life bring them into the world of the
great metropolis. One is powerful
| figure in the influential circles; the
/ other, a kindhearted, weak and pur-
!, poseless man. In the course of events
they are brought into close contact,
but each is ignorant of the others
| identity.
| Mr.. de Vries will portray both of
these characters, which furnish him
| with splendid opportunities for the
display of his distinctive talent. He
| is known in the profession as the ac-
tor who can play an entire drama all
| by himself.
B. F. Keith's.
| Next week at B. F. Keiths Theater
the bill will be headed by Frisco, the
| sensational jazz dancer and eccentric
comedian, assisted by Lorette Nc
Dermott, danseuse. Will NJ. Cressy
! and Blanche Dayne, who have just
| completed years service in France,
! Mr.. Cressy being unit commander
of the Over-There League, will play
their comedy, .The Man Who Re-
membered." Mr.. Cressy will give
also a separate monologue on their
| battle front experiences. Others will
! be "A Rainbow Cocktail" musical
fantasy staged by Hassard Short;
| Dorothy Toye and her sister. in IAN
/ Bert; Lee and Cranston, the Vivians
1 and the kinOgramS
| At and 8:15 pm. Sunday the bill
will contain all the current weeks Of
ferings.
Cosmos.
Larry Reilly, a favorite vaudeville
| troubadour, at the head of a COM
pany of seven singing players, will
| present a beautiful Irish song play
| let, The Minstrel of Kildare" which
will be the big feature at the Cosmos
Theater next week. 1t is one of the
handsomely staged. delightful offer
| ings of the season. The famous Bison
| City Four. the big-time vaudeville
! and Babe" Latour, with Sid Gold,
in a laugh offering from refined bur-
lesque. will be important features Of
the bill. Story and Clark will bring
| a bit of song, music and mimicry;
| Binns and Burt, an English acrobatic
| comique number. and Frear, Baggott
and Frear, their big comedy juggling
| novelty. at the Ball Game" Mary
| Pickford will be the matinee picture
star in Capt Kidd: Jr.," and. with
| the Pathe News and the Mack SEN
nett film comedy, THE Little Widow"
will complete the bill.
Sunday. from pm. a fine array
! of vaudeville talent and film features
will be presented at every perform
ance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
HARD WORK FOR
PUPILS URGED
Welfare Worker Would In
crease School Hours,

Advocating that public schools be
arranged To IN the entire idlc time
OF boys and girls, J Adams Puiicr
worker IN the welfare campaign, ad-
dressed a meeting at the Maywhod
Christian church this afternoon Mr
Puiicr believe, tia, public schools for
boy, and girls OF high school age
should be conducted eight hours a
day. SIX days IN the week, for fifty
two weeks IN the year, and and that
boys and girl, should not only be
trained vocitionaly but avocatlon'
slly-to pick for life and not Tor col
'cgc. -Four hours OF this work should
be absolute physical labor, in Mr..
Puiicr's opinion. devoted TO agrleul-
ufal mechanical. domestic OF any
line OF practical manual training.
Welfare lectures will continue at
the Congregational church throughout
tomorrow. and Saturday, but those a,
the Methodist church south, IN Capl-
tul Hill. will he discontinued becau',
heavy demand Tor work among III,
various clubs and organizations IN Nh,
ei,y, call the men into different field,
Regular meetings IN the Capitol iill
church will he resumed Sunday morn
ing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
SAGE AND SULPHUR
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It's Grandmothers Recipe to
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Almost everyone knows that Sage
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
BeWLEY APPOINTED
W. S. S. CHAIRMAN

+. G. Bewley, state manager of the
New York Life Insurance company,
has been appointed chairman OF the
Oklahoma county war savings commit.
tee to succeed c. Edgar Honnold, re.
signed Plans for carrying on the work
will be announced by Mr.. Bewley
soon.
Winnie J. Rails. director Of the war
savings bank. today made final re-.
port TO the executive committee OF the
affairs Of the war saving, bank. lie
report shows there Is now on hand the
sum Of S+J26, which will be turned
over 10 the new chairman The report
also shows there is still due from sub
scrlbers 10 the maintenance fund the
sum OF 500 Thi, amour, is made up
from several small pledgefs who never
paid in anything on their subscription.
New committees will be named by
Mr. Bewley within a short time. A
meeting OF county charmen has been
called by w. H. England, district
manager, at the Lee Ilucklns hotel
next Monday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Norma Cook, Chief Witness
Against Father, Disappears
Girl, in Letter to Her Mother,
Announces Her Intention to
''Get Away From II All"
and Start Anew.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.--Norma Cook
chief wi,nc for the state in the case
OF her father, J. Norman Cook,
charged with the murder Of William
Bfadway last summer, has d''ap-
peared, according TO Assistant States
Attorney James Z. O'Brien.
She is said to have left note 10
her mother, in which she said
81 have nearly gone crazy thinking
OF this terrible trial. think would
rather be dead than have to be
dragged through all OF this and be
torn to pieces by heartlcS men who
care nothing for my character, ny
future or my health. know, mother,
you will be glad II get away from II
all know this is the turning point,
IN our lives and | hope and pray all
will como out all right and We can
start life over again and be happy"
The case was to have started last
Tuesday. bu, because OF the absence
OF Norma a continuance was granted
Bradway was a friend OF Normas
and Cook is said TO have resented t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
POLICEMAN HAS
GENUINE HEART


Roy Cogswell. rlainclo'hc'man.
ably filled the role OF the Good Sa-
maritau yesterday incidentally max
ing glad the hearts ot pennlIcs IS
mother and 4 runaway bow
Cogswel's first act Of kindnc's g
was yesterday morning when weary
little moth r, carrying in her arms a
baby appealed to the police for ard
She said that she and her baby hal
subsis,ed yesterday ON IS cents, the
last OF her money. Cogswell looked
at her and the baby, the latter totally
unconscious OF the worlds vicissi-
tudes, and then handed her dollar
go get some breakfast" he said,
y can't see you go hungry
Yesterday afternoon Cogswell gave
50 cents to a runaway boy who was
brough, to the station on a charge oi
carving concealed weapons The
boy had had nothing to eat since the
nigh, before
'I,'s too had some provision Is no,
made for this class OF people" CogS-
well said. "They come TO us hungry
and homeless and We help them. Al
the boys here have Clipped in time
and again TO furnish food and lodg
ing for some unfortunate"
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
ukraine SEEKS
BIC OIL FIELD
HELD BY POLES
Ally Commission at Work
to End Dispute,
(By Tho Associated prcss)

WARSAW, Tuesday, Feb lS-Ihe
In,er-alled commission appointed by
the peace conference to investigate
The situation in Poland, |, rapidly get
ting settled and is preparing to face
many problems. the most impor-
tant OF which are the food supply
and the indiiicrences between the
Poles and the Ukranian' regarding
the oil region near lcmberg, Cali
ria
In regard 10 the oil dispute, the
Ukranlan government announces that
Il will no, negotiate with the Poles
ss long as the Poles occupy any OF the
territory in dispute.
The Ukrainians threaten 10 burn the
oil wells in their possession, II they
are forced 10 retreat II is estimated
,ha, sD0O00OOO francs Of French.
British and Belgian capital iS in
vested in tie o'I ielis OF which the
Poles and tlarlluau, each hold part
The Ukramnns are obtaining arm, hy
The sale OF oi in Budapest and other
places
The American members Of the mis-
sion believe that after first aid IN
the form OF clothes ard food, is given
to Poland, credi, should be extended
to Poland, so that the relief work
can proceed along regular lines.
The inter-alled mission must fix
the boundaries Of Poland and the
neighboring states, so that there will
be no more disputes between neigh
bofs
As concerns temporary aid, three
vessels loaded with flour from Amer
lea have arrived a, Danng and the
first trainload OF tn, flour is ca
peoted 10 arrive here tomorrow
4 Polish relief ship from New York
Is expected at Danur February y
while relief tram " nineteen car,
arrived here today from Switzerland
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
KAY C0UNTYANS IN
PROTEST ON ROADS

Delegations from Kay county ap-
peared before the senate road com
mi,tee today 10 protest against routes
which fixed for roads in tha, county
a, a part Of the $4,000 900 bond issue
plan.
There are four cite, of the first,
class in Kay county Poncs City,
Blackwell. Newkirk and Ionkawa
Each has its own ideas about how the
roads should be mapped through the
county The committee made no de.
clslon on Me protests
The first woman historian in the
United States was Hannah Adams,
who began her literary career in New
England previous to the American
Revolution.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Young John Jacob
Astor's Money Is
Intact, Court Told

NEW YORK, Feb. 20-lt does not
COS, John Jacob As,or, aged Q, a penny
Of his money to get by This was dis
closed Yesterday when Mrs Madeline
7. Force Dick his mother and
guardian. reported to surroga,e's court
th,a she had not received any OF his
money and in her official capacity had
no, expended any on him.
This does not mean that Master
that she had not received any Of his
allowance OF $4,000 a year, has been
hungry or slept without blankets, Ii
the same policy is followed until the
youthful heir reached Il, il is eSti-
mated that his fortune of S30W0m, at
S percen, interest, will total SrjS7 $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
TUlSANS WANT STATE
a. AID FOR GRAND JURY

Officers Of the taxpayers league Of
Tulsa today asked Governor Robert
son to assign the attorney general to
conduct the work Of grand Jury
which has been called for Tulsa
county 10 investigate alleged vice CON
di,ions
The governor said he has not de
termined wha, action, II any, he will
take
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
BEGIlN MOr WAITER
DRINE1nNG Er YOU
DON'T FEEL RIGIaI1r
Says glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out polsons.

II YOU wake up with a bad taste
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bathing Drink before breakfast. a
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(Adv. J