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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-19
REELECTED LEADER
Senator Martin is Unanimous Choice
of Upper House Democratic
Members

! MEMBERS
Senator Pittman. of Nevada, has
been chosen by Democratic sena-
tors in conference as their candi
date for president pro temporo IF
the Senate
Although conceding that the Re-
puhffcaans were in 4 position to or
ganize the Senate. the Democrts met
to arrange a slate of officers for
formal presentation.
The choice Of Senator Pittman
was without opposition, and the con-
ference also reelected unanimously
Senator Martin. Of Virginia. as
floor leader and conference chairman.
Thirty-six Of the forty-scv@n Dem,
ocratic senators We're present.
Senator Martin has appointed the
Democratic steering committee:
Senator Gerry, OF Rhode Island.
was chosen whip. succeeding former
Senator Lewis, of Illinois.
The Senators were unanimous in 4
decision to protest against the Re-
publican plan to divide the principal
committees by giving ten places to
the Republicans and seven to the
Democrats. When the Senate CON-
mitteeS are organized Senator Mar
gin nil ask for larger Democratic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-19
CAN SUE EMPLOYEES

Danvillo, Va, May 19.--The wages
of railway employees, although Gov
ernmcnt workers, since the systems
arc being administered by the Gov
ernment, are not immune from gar
nishmcrt proceedings, according to a
decision just made in Charlotte courity
by Judge G.. H. Hundley. Nine years
ago John A. Wright. Of Halifax coun-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-19
ANNOUNCEMENT

Columbia Bedding Company has
opened a mattress factory and is
now ready to renovate box springs.
mattresses, pillows and ETC., at rea-
sonable prices. Let us call and give
YOU estimate. See us about new
mattress. Columbia Bedding Co.,
Prince and Commerce streets. Phone
TAI. 106-Im.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-19
ENGOMAR-"i'ne Gypsy Trail"

There are people, undoubtedly, WHO
e.ect to follow ;he gypsy trail
through life, Gazing little whittier it
may lead, SO lo@g rs they find ed
venture along lie way or fte;lom
from ties that bind them tc one
spot.
This is the theme Of the new Par
amount picture, eThe Gypsy Trail"
in which Bryant Washbuln is star
red and which is shown at the In
gonfar Theatre tonight.
Chapter 3 OF the Tigers Trail
also will be shown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-19
Rheumatism

q completely washed out Of the sys-
tenn By the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money-back offer. Tastes fine; costs
trife. Delivered anywhere by our
Alexandria Agents, F. S. Harper, Inc.
Phone tae1,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-19
Col. Lindsey is denounced for a

Col. Lindsey is denounced for
esprit OF exaggerated importance
AMI insufrerable personal variety"
IN q statement issued last night by
Carter CLASS, Secretary Of the
Treasury. Lindsey is accused OF
''sttruttt;ng" and "et! .unte"J' ari the
Secretary denies the War RISK d.
=. tu:'s administration Of his a'l:ce
Wa l1peded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-19
PL ANE CARRYING 100

London, May ia Tarrant tr'
plane, equipped with six engines and
capable Ct holding 100 passengers,
will make its first fight rext week.
War Minister Churchill will be a
passenger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-19
THEATRES
GRAND THEATRE

Madame Petrova, will be seen IN
the great photo drama Exile a
wonderful success Of ,aSt season.
Also William Duncan in "rhe Man
of Might" Com" early ami ct a
good seat.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16
- qag 40. OsIAL TOMORROW

re ever pleasing attraction 81 the
gseIoElial tomorrow VIII be Norma Tall
naadge In powerfully tense story
Ghosts of Yesterday. Norma Tai
shs stage success Two Women. In
Ghosts of Yesterday Norma Tai
adsa rsses to great heights IF emo
sionAi acting Id the portrayal Of : dual
role, arsi aa Ruth Graham. the poor
assaIa seamatress. and later as Jeanne
1a F'lur the wanton Bal Tabartn caba-
ri singer; and she delineates both
characters with remarkable fidelity.
aorgcously produced and superbiy act
"a ~ I'd all-star cast Ghosts Of Yes
serday depicts the spiritual growth Of
cabaret singer. from wanton into q
loving woman with i heart Of true
Koid. The brilliant stars leading man
Is Eugene 0fsrlen, one Of the screens
SaUat popular leading men. and his
work Ill Tits production u exception
ally nne. Pathe news also.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16

q go e,e1wgAa. YtINEE;sssE

re ellghtgusly pleasing &Eaa q p-
esssx 81 aa0n 81 flOutsa AAay AS
fassspss novel Little Wosnen
f,m he eniOyahis attraction rs The
lal snls etening Living in y
fpetnhle h0ms In Concord. hzAas !.
sa xrssrafsera 81 the March family are
and tDgatheg ~ ties og antty aiaa
TIE reriod Ii towards the clcse
81 spsa civil war, add Mr. March IL eeFv-
Sag hfN country st g2ae front - chap
saSs uf AlRggacEluastt's regiment.
aspm. March, wtss Is idoiIzed b. her
daughters 10. Mes, Beth and Amy. Y
ctiOnalely called arnlee by
sns. Jos III 81 literary turn of
slasd and she writes play which she
noes before small but apprecia-
twa asHtsSanee JIG. who plays the hero
Is her production, Is loved BIZ both
xanrs3 and Prof Baer but she prefers
aha latter. wherenpon Laurie dIsccv-
ar mai 30 really loves Amy. John
Brooks loves Mes. while Beth, who e
II iii health. has no sWeethearf but II
nal0ged hy all alike. One night hffs.
agarca, RECEIVES news that her husband
a lying dangerously III u hospital
4n WaahAn gtOn. She q greatly dis
ksasasd and without funds to make the
Grip she appeals TO Amt March. 4
grabbed old woman Of wealth, and, be-
alesing the appeal viii be la vain, Jo
seIls her luxuriant hair to 4 wig aker
tor s2s. and returns In triumph 70 her
mother with the money. But mean.
s,ale. Aunt March has reiented, and
not only given Mrs March SIS. but Q
check Tor sas with which 10 defray the
axpenaes of her journey to Washing
aen. JO and her mother are shocked
81 she useiessnesa OF this sublime sac
ralsee bur after Marmee goes % Wash
ngs0n and fetches her husband home.
Io goPgefs the loss Of her hair IN her
work. she writes steries now for
ss'The spread Eagle. or rather submits
her manuscripts ID the editor One day
khe Marches and Prof. Baer read q
story of genlar kabie power IN The
praad Eagle and they are wonder
sag who could have written Il when 10
ansarA with check for $50 sent her
hy the editur til payment for her story.
10 b congratulated by al present and
rsrp5. Baer's love for her II redoubled.
ehough thus tar hs has not made any
@yOwaI Of affection for her
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16
!. REpgtRI.IC FRIDAY AND SAT-.

William Earnunl, the great American
meter. Will be seen al the Republic
seafra Iii stupendous screen pro-
sluGtiOn of Victor HugO's immortal
atory. Les MiseTabIes. made for VIM
Ox under the direction of Frank
Lloyd. who directed the making Of sA
Tale Of Two Cities, and other big
William FOX photoplays
mis- Picture Ii well termed atupen-
ss0ns Il Is the only real screening
az the remarkable story 0f the CONFLICT
M man with humanity and hun,anlty'n
hall barbarous laws
III the aaaracter Of Jean Vatican, Mr..
Earnum gives i portrayal that leaves
Sne believing that lie walked out Of the
book. The hard side OF the man Is
shown IN all his reyengefui feeling
against the world that caused him to
serve nineteen years 81 hard labor for
stealing Loaf Of bread for his starY-
Sng relatives And the softer side
wlaan he. having changed his name and
become wealthy. is lending helping
nnFd to every one around him. Then,
go. the wonderful spirit that makes
him renounce the few joys he has had
1n life Is shown III remarkable bits OK
aGting by this master artist, William
agnnm
Nof this production William Fox had
hullt In Fort Lee. N q. i cross section
III streets HI Paris Nothing has been
emitted to make the entire production
realistic and true to Victor Hugos COM
0eption
rho know anything Of Jean valJean,
are In for 4 treat when this picture is
shown 81 the Republic theatre.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16
~
LAST HOPS gsl q
49, ssaaa 800 q

md shortly after seiug aowaen
leave Il, and the c0nsxxaatoEy asski-
tnOu AZ Edith Credit u also ~ ont
AstensEon Ia called 60 the positive
sdsntfcatsOn as the aaan snumAan ~
TIN witmess. and the gaek kha1 the 5nry
evidently believed thas she was telling
the sEaEh
Dr. william b. Carr. who para0FEasa
an autopsy on the body og Rars. Bran
don. and testified that particles of the
entscie Of Il negro were under Mrs.
Brandon's fipgea nails The court
holds that this evidence was adnais-
sable and highly material.
Another exception tn which the
opinion aIlades Is that invoIving an
answer made bs Dr.. Walton 81 Hop
kins, ~ Annapolia. as ID the cause of
the death He stated that Mrs Bran
don died or shock ss result of her
injuries. The court holds It admis-
sable as tending b support the aIlega-
ton ct Mrs. Brandon's death
G0mrt Klmds Ns EgrOE
The court also held that the lower
court properly refused to permit Bran
don. the husband Of the Enurdered wo-
man 10 be asked, sEhen recalled. Ia ref
erence to what be had said about find
ing dollar bill. Il was held 10 be too
vague and indefinite. II was also held
that the testimony Of John N, Taylor.
the Annapolis undertaken. was free
from objection Ii was fur Their held
that the question To Rachel n Stewart
Ia regard 10 exIampsia was irreIevtnt,
and was properly rejected.
The court further held that the low
er court promptly refused to allow
Mary j. Williams to be questioned BY
the defense as to alleged noises heard
by her ID the Brandon house til night
before the woman Was found dead
The court held that ii view Of the
uncontradicted and overwhelming tes-
timony that Mrs Brandcn had been
aeen alive the next day this line Of
questioning was irrelevant
III conclusion the Court ot Appeals
said We have giveL ethe case our
most careful and earnest considers
stion, and have found no reversible
error committed By the trial court In
any OF It's rulings. and the Judgment
will therefore be affirmed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16
ID
ANOTHER E1D
or HIS PATRIOTISM

Rear dmiraia Taylor. Grim ard
RarIe. heaaing, rsspscsively, tie navy's
bureaus os countructIon. engineering
aas ordnance. hare gsvsn tne senate
Nasal committee detailed Information
concerning the Ford eagle patrol
boats and contracts Tor their con
stFucsa0n, Admiral Taylor. explaining
that Henry Ford. himself, proposed u
1917 10 build boata aa the best way &
meeting the snbm arsne menace, and
that contract for liz Eagles WAS
made ON the cost plus" plan. ~ the
tentative price ot S275, 900 each. said
the little craft had conforuaed % the
characteristics proposed and that :
boat of their general type var aeeded
III the navy. both IN peace and N'sr
times. He said they we're useful for
conveying. patrolling IND training
work.
Senator Lodge. who introduced the
resolution for the committees Inquiry
brought out that the Ford company
had no experience In ahipbuilding and
required $500 900 Of government
money To provide the Eagle plant. Ad-
nairai Taylor said the government vas
about 10000. 1000 behind on its pay
ments 10 the Ford company. which
probably was the only concern hay
ing such contracts that put up its own
money for expenses
Chairman Swanson said he was au-
thorized to announce that Henry Ford
would return 10 the government his
share OF the profits on the Eagle boats
81 SIS per cent The senator said MT
Ford had contemplated making the
contracts at cost, but had found that
legally Impossible.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16

1ha sssnt ef 4 hasi
orr sired war aKneEn sneSzass-
lOwical SERIES. which enables thai CO.
ras4nsant ID keep tnf0smea every day
the extent ID which the principal crops
of the country are attacked by INJURIOUS
insects
Reports are sent In BY : large corps
Of coslaborators Including The entomO-
logists 0f me agricultural colleges ana
experiment stations, teachers of ent0-
mology at other institutions forest
service Geld workers, county agents
and many others whenever An undue
increase Is noted ii the prevalencs oE
any Injurious insect in any iocalily.
The information thus assembled y
distributed promptly Ii order 70 head
oG prospective outbreaats .as far as pos
stble
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16

sFsrssty Babys possesses 1ssat - mach
aic4 and excuse tor being A. che title
stage. played lasx night 81 tha colonial
% al audiences wl1ich met wfth the en-,
akrs apDr0gaa OF the nOx once and gave
gamagaI satisEactIOn.
pretty Baby possess Just as mHch
rlae an0 excuse for being Is the title
mmww@wts and the gtxaln 10 maintain .
thread * plot throughout the piece s.
ag times terrific
However, the music 81 most tuneful
and there are some exceedingly good
MAZE voices ii the cast. while the
chorus " large enough and good
enough The costumes are particular
IN Gne and are the outstanding feature
of the show
IL some cS the alleged comedy could
aaya been dtspensed With The audience
could have ensoyed the music TO better
advantages and would have besu spared
much OE The WEAKNESS that came with
over lnduigeuee III vaudeville of very
doubtful hnnor but Of certain sge
Mr. Howard Meyers evidently had
been reading Annapolis history, Or had
81 least wandered about the streets
nfacientIy long 70 have become Inn
pressed with the age Of the city. His
desire 10 pull some Jokes of even
greater Antiquity than the city Itself
can be accounted for only on the
ground or wishing To sound no inhar-
nonioua note 81 modernity However.
he rather oyerdone the thing. for many
sog the Jokes he used were or such
ancient origin that they we're old tim
ers when the Puritan refugees were
stalking oui their claims In Annapolis.
IA first class black-face comedian
saved the comedy of the piece however.
and he could have well carried the
entire comedy with greater pleasure
TO the audience and considerable
speeding up Of the piece
On the whole Pretty Baby gave
very general satisfaction, however.
land offered q pleasing break III the
nonotony Of pictured drama
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16
The MOS
DANCE R0US DISEASE

No organs III the human body are ia
Important ID health and long life AS the
kidneys When they Slow IN and COM
meuce TO lag IN their duties. look out t
Danger Ii an sight.
Find out whnk fbe trouble wfthout
delay. WhRneVex you feel nervous, week,
dizzy, suffer from SleeuleasfeHa. or have
pains III the back or dif1culty In passing
nrapew nke un ut onee. Your Kidneys
need help. These are aEgna To warn you
that your Kidneys are not performing
their functions properly They are only
half doing their work and are allowing.
Impurities to accumulate and he convert
ed into uric acid amd other p0asonm. which
are causing you distress and will destroy
yen unless they are driven from your
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16

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Accept 40 subatisntes Iii seated pack.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16

A regular airship mail service be-
tween the United States and England
Ii predicted within the next two years
II would be bold prophet indeed.
who would venture 70 say what irn-
provements the world will be using IN
the next decade.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-16

sssee 6 really ~ 5s's s..s
800 49, e ne zaa1a sex 90 gfow -
rysshenesve suit With ussIlions less men
4, ~ vera shsn before, and leap
v....r less tlssn ! year away. there are
ss,Irpa sl.at mar veil be Thought over.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-14
BIC CROWD LAUGHS
EVENING AWAY WHEN
FAIR WARMER PLAYS
Castle & Call Present New
York's Greatest Comedy
Success at Pinney-Will Be
Repeated Tonight.

The modern model husband in Boise
should witness what is classed as Cas-
tie g. Calls greatest New York comedy
success at the Pinney theatre tonight
II he desires a few pointers as to the
manner in which to reform, for Fair
and Warmer is all that Is said of 1t.
The big audience in attendance at the
opening night performance Thursday
laughed the long evening away and
many who were in attendance are still
Laughing.
| Fair and Warmer" is a perfectly
good play from the standpoint of
morals but interviewer with 1t are so
many compromising situations" as to
keep the theatre goers on edge. won
dering just what is to haPPen next.
There is the ideal husband and then
again there Is the husband who has
his one night week for the Shriners,
1 the Elks, the Eagles, the Buffalos-
you know-those evenings away from
home when the boys all get together.
OF course Fair and Warmer adds a
little more spice than that. The ex-
Iaggeration, for instance, about how to
properly keep q wife wondering" In
cidently the moral In the play finally
comes out that a model husband is not
so bad after all.
Elizabeth Erazin as Laura Bartlett"
who Is married to the model husband.
life ceases to become exciting any
more. carries a difficult part with ex-
lceedinx grace Her rapid fire CONVEX
sation keeps the play running smoothly.
Tor course there is n man 'vamp" who
is SO considerate OF the dissatisfied
wife. II. A. Castle, as Philip Evans, :
takes the role very well indeed. Ed
gar F1avelle as Billy BARTLETT Is the
most ideal of model husbands. with
Billw il Ia always Eyes. dear" or mo
dear. II Billy ever had night of
he would thoroughly enjoy 1t by going
to bed at o'clock.
/ Then there are the Wheelers" on
the floor above, you know, very con-
siderate OF their friends, the Bart
iletts" and particularly strong on ad-
Twice. The advice particularly bring,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-14

The shah of Pershia possesses per-
haps the most valuable pipe in the
world 1t is set with rubieS and dia-
monds and is valued q $500. 000.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-14
"MASQUERADER" ONE
OF FAMOUS PLAYS ON
Legitimate STAGE

Guy Bates Pest knows whereof he
speaks VIXEN he makes an interesting
analytic comparison between Ameri-
can, Australian and London audiences,
for he has played extensively in all
the countries at different times. Mr..
Post appears at the Pinney Monday
and Tuesday with a special matinee
Tuesday in THE Masquerader.'
There is much less of a real diff
ference than many people imagine in
the temperament of audiences. A play
that is soundly built and soundly acted
will not fail of its mark anywhere;
and while tradition and variety of cir
cumstances have resulted in different
types of conduct in different parts Of
ticns underlying that conduct are very
much the same the world over"
What ] mean is-real people be-
fore the footlights recognize real people
behind them, and enjoy play in pro-
portion, as the idea is intelligently
conveyed"
There is no more reason for an ac-
tor having a one-track mind than
there is for a doctor, a lawyer or a
railroad man, we all know actors who
would be charming gentlemen no mat
tel what their calling. After all, an
sctor-like an author, a painter, or a
compassionate have an acute sym
pathy with the hopes and ideals and
weaknesses and inherent qualities of
mankind il he is to speak to them in
n language they understand, he must
be intensely interesting in things out
side himself"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-14
GREEN MEADOWS FARM
BUREAU MEETS TONIGHT

Their annual farm bureau commun-
ity meeting and club members achieve
ment day will be held tonight by the
people of Green Meadows community,
at the Green Meadows school house
&c following program mas been out
lined: Opening talk by Community
Chairman G. L. McCluster; song and
yells by club members; Results Of
Years County Club Work FL. T..
Niece, county club leader; Club Work
in Green Meadows NJ. Z. Gardner,
community club leader; Farm Bureau
Work." County Agent w. b, Tucker.
Miss Amy Kelly director of home eco
nomics of the University Extension di-
vision, win tell of womcn's work in
the farm bureau. Needs of the COM
munity for 1920 win be discussed, a
program of work decided on, ana lead
ers for the different phases OF work
nominated. Medals and charter will
be presented to club members. Re-
freshments will be served. Miss Cecil
Frank will sing and Miss Evelyn Sax
I ton win play "A piano solo.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-14
PERTURBATION OF
SHEPHERD OF HILLS
TOOK YEAR COMPLETE

The photo play, "The Shepherd of
the Hills" made from the novel of the
same name by Harold Bell Wright, Will
be seen in this city at the Pinney
theatre, Nov. 20, u. % and 23. The
perturbation of this story has taken
a year and more Ito complete. The
author at the head of the Harold Bell
Wright Story Picture corporation, of
which Fishery w. Reynolds, his pub
Usher, is president, has worked con-
stantly with large staff of assistants.
The eXterlors have been taken in the
Ozark Mountains and the interiors in
California. The work has been long
and arduous-no expense has been
spared, no detail overlooked. All of
the people engaged in this great work
have had enough thrilling experiences
to last them the rest of their natural
lives The actress engaged for the part
of Sammy Lane is an expert horse
woman. In this particular, Mr., Wright
has been very eXact-there could he
no tricks of the camera-no illusions
1t was not easy to meet the author $
requirements. The young woman
finally selected was born in Arizona
practically raised in the saddle. In the
picture, the scenes of "Sammy's" wild
night ride down the mountain side
when she rides through the lightning
and rain to save the good old Shep-
herd from the lawless Wash Gibbs
gang the spectator is shown, very
clearly, why Mr.. Wright emphasized
the point that this actress must know
how to ride horseback. This scene Ii
one of the most thrilling ever seen upor
the screen.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-14

There are over sixty known varie-
ties of the banana, with aa great or
greater, variation in character as in the
different kinds of apples.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-14

The nut trees of the world, 1t Is cal
culated, could provide food all the year
round for the population of the globe.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-14
YOUR STEP
ONE OF DELIGHTFUL
NOVEL MUSICAL PLAYS

The briskness and freshness of
Match Your Step" Irving Berlin's in
ternational syncopated musical sue
cess, which comes to the Pinney the
atre Wednesday. Nov. 10, matinee and
night, is entertaining, absorbing and
to a degree that leads one
to doubt the accuracy of ones time
iece that has recorded a long evening
Iassed in the theatre enjoying this
novel musical play. The fun, singing
and dancing is on in flash soon after
inc plays beginning and flashes It'll the
'Gitty book and the ragtime musical
liyeliness has given a fun and unusual
measure of repayment.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-14
WHERE TO GO TO-DAY.

PINNEY-"Fair and Warm
err" celebrated farce comedy, by
Castle * Call company.
STRAND - lombard. Ltd
with Bert Lytell. Comedy pic
ture. Overture from Poet and
Peasant" by Strand symphony
orchestra.
MAJESTIC-"Ace of the Sad
, die" opens, with Harry Carey.
. Cole trio, comedians; and Eve
. Nn Elaine, vaudeville vocalist.
EMPRESS stock production
; of shepherd Of the Hills by
. The Empress players.
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