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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21
Bachelor Girls Entertain
the Sa|magundi Society
Bu Speoiol Correspondent.

By Speciol Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, Mar. 21:-The
Salmagundi Society was entertained
at the home of Miss Rae Osborn
Tuesday night by a group of the
Bachelor Girls. The annual "Salma-
gundi Journal" was read as follows:
Music, flute duet, Till We Meet
Again. Major Perry and Prof. Love;
editorial, Miss Harrington, assistant
editor; Poets Corner, Mrs. Daily, read
by Mr.. Perry; Town Topics, Mrs. A.
i. Randolph; music, vocal solo, Am
chored," II. II. Striker; Current
Events, Rev. w. V. d. Strong; Hum
or, Miss Marguerite Browne; vocal
solo, "Carissima," Mrs. L. V. Busch
man; Fashions, Mrs. f. G. Tisdall,
read by Miss Harrington; flute duet,
Rose of No Mans Land Major
Perry, Prof. Love: Sporting page,
Rev. l.. V. Buschman, read by Mr..
Randolph; Advertisements, Mrs. Col
by Dill; music, vocal solo, Tommy
Lad" j. j. Livingood, Jr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21
SPOTSWOOD

The Nah-Beek Camp Fire Girls are
~rehearsingl a playlet to be given short
ly after lent and are TO be assisted by
several celebrities well-known in town
tbeatricals.
Mrs. Mary Ritter. who was injured
in the explosion of detonators at the
Oliver Loading Company, some
months ago, has moved away from
town n will take up the study of law
in New York city.
Joseph Hodapp has disposed of his
residence and o~utbuildings 10 a party
in Brooklyn and will occupy the Lat
tau bungalow within a few weeks.
Mr.. Hodapp has resided in his home
stalling sewers, ETC., has all been re-
Just disposed OF for over ~thirty-1ve
years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21

men of the church.
Mrs. Lafayette Bailey has recovered
from an illness which has kept her
confined to her home for several
days.
Mrs. Thomas Mason and son Mer-
rift, of Arlington, ". J., were visitors
in the borough on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stidfole
were visitors at Camp Dix and New
Egypt Wednesday.
Edwin II. Wharton was a visitor
at Red Bank Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21
Big K. of G. Event in Roosevelt

By Special Correspondent.
ROOSEVELT, March 21-The
Knights of Columbus met at their
rooms Tuesday night with a big at
tendance. Much enthusiasm was ex-
pressed over the proposed drive for
membership. A committee will be ap-
pointed at a meeting to be held sun
day afternoon to canvass the borough
for members. Great success " expect
ed and one hundred new members is
the slogan. A new club house is ex-
pected to be built after the drive has
successfully been finished. Several
applications were received Tuesday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21

Now !. The Time 10 Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots
Do you know how easy II is 20 re-
move those ugly spots so that no 2
will call you freekle-faee?
Simply get an ounce OF othine.
double strength. from your druggist
and a few applications should show
YOU how easy it is 10 rid yourself Of
freekles and get q beautiful complex
ion. The sun and winds Of March have
a strong tendency TO bring out freckles
and as a result more Othine is sold in
his month. Be sure 90 ask for the
doubl strength Othine, as this is sold
under guarantee OF money back II II
falls TO remove the frsckles-Adg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21
OLD BRIDGE

Private Lester Squires was muster
ed out at Camp Dix Tuesday. He was
in France six months in Company A,
335th Machine Gun Battalion. He
was drafted last May and left for
France in October.
Private Perry Miller, of Camp Mer-
rift, visited DR.. and Mrs. /. c. Gram
caH Wednesday. Private Miller was
in the same company as Sgt. Joseph
Crandall.
Mrs. John Mccormack and daush-
ter Janet, of South Amboy, have re-
turned home after spending a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
c. Thorn.
Mrs. Thomas Wooten, Sr., visited
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21
MICHIGAN HOUSEWIFE
Tell. How viuoI Made Her strong

TeHt HOW NlHOT Nadc Trr HtF0hE
Bronson, Mich.-"I took Ninol for a
weak, rundown condition. and back
ache and had to keen up and do my
housework for my family Of three.
Vinol has improved my condition 80
that now l feel like a different per-
son."-Mrs. Albert Rose.
The reason we recommend Vinol to
our customers for such conditions. Is
because we believe il TO be the most
successful strength creator We know.
containing as il does beef and cod
liver p~eptones. iron inc manganese
peptoDates and glycerophOspbates. The
greatest of all tonics. For sale b. all
druggists.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21
Funeral For Mrs. Crawford.

BIZ Special correspondent
MATAWAN. March 21-The fun
eral of Mrs. John S. Crawford, VINO
died at her home in Hazlet Monday
afternoon, was held from her late
home yesterday at 1880 o'clock. The
Rev. A. J.. Iszard. of Keyport, off,
eiated, and interment was in the
Holmdel cemetery. h is survived
by her husband and two sons, Doris
and John 5. Crawford, Jr. Both boys
were with the American army IN
France and have recently returned to
this country. John S. Crawford, Jr..
was captured by the Germans and
only escaped from the prison camp a
few weeks before the war ended. She
is also survived by two sisters, Mrs.
John L. T. Webster of Hazlet. and
Mrs. Anna Lisk of this place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21
Hostess to Keyport Club
BIZ Special Correspondent.


Do SpecIdI L0~TfespoHdeht.
KEYPORT, Mar. 21:-Mrs. o. ID.
Walling entertained the Sewing Club
at her home ON Wednesday night.
After the sewing session vas complet-
ed refreshments were served by the
hostess. Among those present were
Mrs. Fannie Morris, Mrs. Clarence
Bedle. Mrs. William Z. Bedle, Mrs.
Roy Harris, Mrs. w. S. Wallace, Mrs.
Eva Reynolds, Mrs. o. d. WHALING,
Mrs. Charles r. Dawson, Mrs. Will
liam w. Ormerod, Miss Alta Mailing
and Miss Florence Walling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21

her daughter, Mrs. Abner Green, at
Helmetta, Wednesday.
Rev. w. d. Gray has been appoint
ed by the New Jersey Methodist Con-
ference, held at Ocean Grove last
week, to preach in the NJ. Z. church
here. He is also to preach at the NJ.
+. church in Spotswood.
The supper held in the Methodist
church hail Monday night by the
Gideon Band was a success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21
To Patch Shoes.

When "A shoe becomes Scared or
a piece is scuffed mp from walking on
rough ground, apply fresh mucilage
and press down firmly with finger.
After polishing you can't discover the
rent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-21
Shows smslIness Of Soul.

The man who cannot forgive q
wrong, like q dog oppressed Of a bru-
tai master, cannot claim superiority
of soul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11

"Prosim promihte ale
.jsem zmatena tolik, ze nevim
kolikateho dnes name"
'Zalezl ma tom?"
"Dojista. V tom je jediny
dukaZ me neviny."
Ones je osmadvacateho IA
RI"
Marie zajasala.
"a ted mne k bloudkovi me
lnu doved'te. w Sc no nebO-
Jim
"Vysvetlete mi drive
"Ale tot zcela jednoduchG.
Pan ValeSka Sc jmenuje Ka-
rel. vid'te. A svatek jeho je
teprve ctvrteho listopadu a
tento list byl nalezen zari."
A rozesmala Sc jako dite, je
muz donesou dlouho touzenOu
hracku.
4 Hronek Sc nyni rozesmal
a tisEna .obe jeji ruce, trepal il
mi, jake BY, Sc po leteeh setkal
$ nejlepsim svym pritelem.
"A ted milostpani, vzhGru
"a MIN. Dam ii, Pavlieku tax
malo VERT poctivym lidem,
dam ii, myslit ma rozvod."
"PospeSte, povim VAN ce-
tstou vsecko dopodrobna."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11

kGs yeci. Ale snad je ma mem
datum"
"Neni. Prave proto t6zko do
kazete, ze je to list lonsky."
!. "A COZ u obsahu Sc to nepo
zna?"
"NepoZnal to ami vas muz,
ami ja."
"Mohl byste mi rici ieho Oh
sab ?"
"OvSem, Ona."
Hronek Zavedl il blize k ia
kemusi osv6tIenemu vykladu,
kde prave lide nejmene chodi
Ii cetl il list.
Marie naslouchala sc zata.
jenym dechem.
Nahle smrtelna bledost je.
jiho obliceje zrudla. Prudct
vztahla k Hronkovi rukou Z
izvolala:
'Ctete jeste jednou posled
mi vetu.''
HrOnek cetl.
"Za I've vrouci blahopran
k svatku srdeGne. dekuji a Ii
bam -"
"Dost," vykrikla, jako b,
Sc zhrozila dalSich SLOW, je:
nasledovala. A hned krajn,
rozCilena, rekla:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
KOMPROMITUJfCf LIST.
Napsal X. Rozek.
(DOkontrui.)

"Mas nejakou namitku?"
MEM tu nikde data"
"Ale je to jeho rukopis, a to
je prece to hlavni."
"Ano."
"A dopis ten nalezl jsem wee
Ia .odpuldne jeji rukavici. Ma
hodou. Hledal jsem pradelnl
ku kravatu a name sahl jsem po
dlouhych stocenych rukavicfch.
Svitek rukavic zdal Sc mi tro-
chu tvrdy, rozballm jej a ke
sve hruze objevim tento list.
Precetl jsem no a .jiz jsem ne
mel okamziku stani. Zena pra-
We odesla ma koupi. Dlouho
jsem Sc nerozpakoval, ustrojil
sc, -odeselna nadrazi dive hodi-'
ny vzdalene a jedu k tobe. Uci-
nil jsem tax re dvou prlcin:
Predne, abych Sc vyhnul setka
nj s nj, nebot' poucen drlvejsi-
mi zkuSenostmi, obaval jsem
Sc, abych We vzruseni nespachal
niceho nepredlozeneho - vim
re zabit nekoho je mnohem sna
ii nez odpustit mu = pax,
re jsem Sc chtel poradit te-
bou."'. >
"A co minis podniknouti?"
"Rozejiti Sc nj. Nelze mi s
nj ziti. Pc druhe nelze mi od-
pustiti, a k tomu, proslm te, a.
nj mne nepremlouvej. Chci roz-
vod, a to pokud mono tiSe, bez
velkeho vyiednavani klepu We
vsi a okoli. Mohl jsem seporadit
sice s advokatem naSem okre-
snlm mest6, ale cert nikdy ne
spi, roznese Sc historka a pax
ably Sc clovek stydel n6kym sc
sejiti. Mas tn snad n6jakeho
znameho advokata?'
Hronek uznaval situaci Houd
kovu tentokrate "a rozhOdn6
vaznou. Pozoruje rozruSeni phi
telovo, nahle citil S MIN jeho be
lest. a pochopil, re postup, ilma
Sc zklamany muz ubiral, byl
zcela spravny. "Ano, rozejdou
SEA- budou nit pokoj; tot ne.
lehGi a nejrozumnejsi vychodi:
ste,,p pomyslil 81 a pravil:
"Nemam pri, proto nepotre.
buji pravniho pritele, ale Una.
meho advokata mann, advoka
ia vyborneho, dobreho obhaice,
ChceS-li, zavedu te k n6mu a
hovor 81 MIN o sve zalezitosti.
"Ne, Hronku, ia sam nedo'
vcdl bych o v6c te jednat. Pro.
kaz mi pratelskou sluzbu de
lei, co "a vhOdne uznaS. Ptej sc
no, Ia jalych podminek ie moi
ny rozvod, a hlavn6, brachu, Wy
Setri, zustanou-li mi d6ti. Yer
ma Mich mi zalezi, ale ostatne
Ma nicem."
"PujdeS Sc mnou?'
"Kdybys dovolil, zustal bycf
zde v atelieru. Nechci, kde je
mnoho lidi. Jsem vzruSen, a sns
dno bych Sc dopustil hlouposti
Lide radi polituji, kdyz vidi ne
Stesti druheho, ale ten sOucit je
hnusny, protoze je vylhany. id
\ prosim, sam, pockam ma tebe.'
RozeSli Sc.
Houdek initial Sc ma pohovce
niz co chvile vstaval, pfebeh
n6kolikrate po atelieru, pest
zatinal, hrozil do prazdna. Sot
vaze Sc ocitl samotny, dopadls
ma neho urazka celou drtivou
Thou, sklebila Sc mu do oci {
pitvorne pred MIN tancila. Kai
da minuta cekani pripravila mt
bolestna ,muka, jez malta roz
umne usudky a klidnou rozva
hu, nez Sc chvilemi pokousel
ably 81 ujasnil rozvijejici budout
most, jez hodla mu uchystat
zcela jiny zivot.
Zatim Hronek Sci vyhledat
sveho znameho advokata. Ne
stihl no vSak donna, a byl odka
zan ma pozdejsi hodinu. Vrati-
Sc neporizenou ke svemu pfi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11

IL! V tom Onledu ma HOudek
dojista pravdu. Lituji dnes, ze
jscm mu kdy radil ably odpou-
StGl. Mohl jsem mu usetriti zkla
mani. Zapira, premaha sebe,
ale velice trpi.'
Name sahl Hronck do naprsni
kapsy pro list a cetl no znovu.
! A nektere vety opakuJe 81, cetl
poloseptem a $ dechem pobou-
renym.
'Musime sc oba starat 0 upra
veni pfiStlch nasich osudu -
Iva laska, Marusko, podmahu-
je, mne nevyslovne. Stale, vzpo
minam Tvych smutku a chapu,
re nemuzeS ziti MIN, ktery
pro praci zapomina Tebe. o.
statne jeho vina, nemyslis? Ia
I've vrouci blahopfani k svatku
Isrdeene III d6kuji a libam Te
,Icelickou ="
"Psi!" vysykl nahle malir pc
drazden tonem listu, jejz chvat
ne zastrcil do kapsy. Nechtel
dele patfiti ma pismo.
Hronek po nahlem vybuchu
hn6vu Opel Sc o stenu a divaie
Sc vytrvale ke stropu, snazil Sc
,nemysliti ma mic a jen cekati, az
,vyprsi hodina. Ale vynuceny
kid dlouho netrval. Myslenky
vnikaly do mozku jak voda do
syta. Nemohl Sc Jim ubraniti.
Ale tentokrate prichazely jako
by odkudsi S druhe strany jeho
dosavadnich citu; byly to spise
namitky proti predeslym my
slenkam.
"Porusila sve povinnosti -
necht' manzel il propusti a
: necht' svobodne necha il jit "a
: milencem, jez preveZme nejen
prava,, ale povinnosti k nj. -
Tot zcela jednoduche sprave-
dive. Ale prece nutno vyslech
nouti druhOu stranu. Je tn O.
vSem dukaz proti nj, tento list
Jest jeho, ValeSkuv list, ktery
konec koncu pre- ieji obvinen
} nepravi mic vic, neZ re psala
2 k svatku. Ovsem, ami toho sc
| nemela dopustiti - ale prece
I nelze il odsuzovati, dokud jsme
, j neslyseli-. 4
Phi tom minil, re uz pfljezC
Marie bude dukazem dobrycf
-ljejlch umyslu.
:Uposlechne-li, bude v osn
4 hodin vecer V Praze. Zatim bu
:. du priteli domlouvati, pomysli
4 81, ychazeie do domu, kde bye
lii adsokat.
: Tentokrate ho zastal. Vysve
: iii mu pricinu sve navstevy. Ae
: vokat uznaval, re manzelskJ
rozvod bylo by nejlepsl urovna
nj rozharaneho manzelstvl Wy
y slovil nadeji, re deti by pravdt
'|podobne pfipadly Houdkovi; a
E limenty, prokazala-li by Sc Ma
riina vina, rovnez by neplatll
Hronek nemohl sveho pri
4 tele ami vice potesiti nez pra
e We zpravami, jez mu prinesl.
a "Ano, rozvod, jedine roz
!. vod - prohlasoval Houdek pr
e cemz prudce prechazel atelie
e rem. 20. deti Sc postaram, det
81 sam vychovam. Vsak ne
jsou zrovna ojedinele prlpa
dy, kdy otec nahradi deten
e matku. A zena? A zena? -
l Ano, at 81 zije svobodne,
i kym a jak chce. Nebudu j
: prekazeti. LonskehO roku
isem il odpustil, ponevadi
! isem il jeste miloval. A milo
a val jsem il al do vcerejsih(
z dine. Jinak je ale dnes. Je m
zcela lhostejna, CHI. U d'asa
: at ie tedy odpoutana od mu
: re, ktery je il protivny."
: Has ieho nabyval prudko
c sti, zdalo Sc, re duchu nj
i kym Sc hada.
Bud klidny a rozvazny
i kdyz jsi konecne i v srdci svo,
= "a lezitOSt urOvna1 TVili naZO1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
"A kdyby te sama vyhleda

la prosila -
"Neradil bych il! Snad by
podnitila vybuch hn6vu! Ultra
poGam zaaost IA rozvod."
"Neukvapuj Sc, prosim."
Houdek vybuchl podrazd6-
nym smichem.
"Pokracujes lonske kapi-
tole. Nezdafi Sc ii umluviti
mne, pTisaham. S nj nelze mi
zitin
Hronka nyni mrzelo, re te-
ilegrafoval pro Marii. Vedel
| jiz predem, jak to musi skon
cit.
| Ale kdyz blizila Sc osma no
dina vecerni, omluvil Sc Hro-
mex svemu priteli, pospichal
Ina nadrazl.
DlouhO necekal. Pestry dav
rozlil Sc brzy po cekaKne. Ma
rie vSak nikde nevidel.
"Tedy je to prece pravda
Iiak pravi -" zaseptal trpce,
ale V tom jiz zazarily jeho O.
ci rty roztaly v usmevu. Me
ri posledne vychazejiclmi ce-
stujicimi spatril Marii. Vzru-
sen6 klestil 81 k nj cestu, .iz
!pozdraviv il, tiskl jeji ruku.
Marie zdala evelmi ule-
kanou a oci mela dosud zarud
lie Cd place.
| "Pro boha, povezte, co je S
mym muzem? Zaved'te mne
hned k nemu."
"Nevi 0 tom, re jste prize
!la. Nemuzeme hned k nemu."
"Och, co no to napadlo? =
, Jak zkouSlm, kdybyste vedel.
Hronek vyvedl Marii do ti2
81 ulice.
"Nahlou priGinou ieho od-
jezdu ke mne budete dobre tu
siti," trochu pratelsky trochu
| vycitave pravil, vyhybaje sc
zari elektrickych lamp.
Marie Sc prudce zastavila.
"Ne nemam tuseni. Leda, ze
by snad lonsky pripad ="
"Nikoliv lonsky, ale letosni,
prisnym tonem vpadl j do re
"Neni letos zadneho pripa
). du. .verte mi pane Hronku 4Ns
| jsem 81 niteho vedoma. Po &C
| ly rok uzkostlive jsem dbals
sveho chovani, abych nepo
l bourila Pavlovu mysl."
"Tedy ValeskOu jste Sc le
| tos nestykala?"
"Od toho okamziku, kdy st
Favel vEechno doved6l. nevi.
t della .isem no.
"Nepsala iste mu?"
"Ne!"
"Tedy psal YAM on
= "To nevim, ale zadnehO Ii
stu >jsem cd neho neobdrzela.
"Neverlm yam -
"Vim, dopustila jsem Sc ha
j.. nebnosti, ale myslite, re bycf
po jeho prominuti mi me why
doveola hanebnost tn opako
vati. TAX nicemna prece ne
: jsem ="
Hronek predstoupil pred n
a vynav levou rukou list, ner
i vosne uderil do neho prsty prs
We ruky. Z
"A co je tohle, milostpani
! Zradila jste Pavla po druhe
"a Z dopisu toho je patrno, meier
re psal on vam, ale Wy jemu
i Je to prece jeho rukopis."
Marie !abezne pohledla ma
list. Nahle rozzehly Sc il oc
radostnym leskem. Plac, jeni
} Skubal il koutky rtu, precha
i eel v usmev.
/, "Ale boze, tot piece lonsky
: starry uz dopis," dodala vitez
nym tonem.
: Hronek nedGvefive ma nj p(
hl6dl. Pomyslil 81 Jaka to Il
zasna duchapritomnost a lsti
f, vost. To dovedou jen zeny. A
l rekl:
+ Gale kdO vam len uy9ri m
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
PRESIDENTS WAY
 OF LIVING MAKES
 HIT WITH FRENCH

PARIS, Jan. 6.-President Will sons preference for the simple liv- ing has endeared him to the French public They like to read of his rig i'd adherence to the food restrictions, of his quiet luncheons and dinners en famile. of his drives to Versailles and in the Bois de Cologne with Mrs. Wilson. They even applaud his strict observance of the Sabbath al though their own fashion of spending Sunday is very different. "He is just good borgeois. who knows what is in the minds of the plain people all over the world" they say of him The informality that prevails in and about the Murat residence is a source of great satisfaction to the Presi dents hosts There is no elaborate cordon of soldiers, two doughboy sentries being the only guards at the entrance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

Sennett comedy which will be dis played at the Coliseum tonight.
 Tn this photocomedy there arc numerous humorous scenes, which have their origin in the jealousy of Lynn when his wife nurses Tur- pin, who has been badly mauled by his stalwart landlady for non-pay- ment of rent. There is wild chase in which Turpin is getting the better of the jealous husband with bis mits when coterie of dusky pugilists enter the ring and make things lively for all concern ed. There are other novel and laughable situations which Sake this one of the best comedies seen thus far this season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
TELLS OF WORK
 CANADIAN BOATS
 DURING TIE WAR
F. w. w. LoWIe Has Re- ceived a Pamphlet Civ ina Some Interest
 ing Data.

r F. w. Lowle, General Agent or !, the Canadian Pacific Railway com | oanv. has recently received pam Dhlet issued to the companies teiiing of the work of the Canadian Pacific ocean service during the war. Fol lowing is a part of the article, whlcn is signed by w. c. Annable, General Passenger Agent of the Company.
 It will no doubt be of interest to learn something of what our ships have done during the war and while much can be written of the exploits of some of the ships in particular ind which cannot be given just now, can advise that from the outbreak If hostilities, August 4th., 1914, when
 he first group of faithful British and French reservists sailed by the Empress of Britain two days later August 6th, the c. P. o. s. has car ried, up to the signing of the armisN lice. November 11th., 1918, well over f.OOO. 900 troops and passengers. rms troop transport extended to the four quarters of the globe; ports Ill China and Japan, Singapore, Bombay, Col ombo, Mesopotamia, Suez, Gallipolil,
 he Mediterranean, Dares-Salaam, Delagoa Bay, Durban and Mariu-
 jus. in addition to the West Coast
 # North and South America and the
 IrueA States and Canadian Atlantic sc-s TLe total loss of troops car
 icl crusci ly enemy action and ir- resi.ec .ge oi disease, has been eight
 in nu b.-.
 "4ho c. ?. 0. s. flag has flown ln thu highest North" in latitude 723o N. On one consecutive contin- uous voyage one of the company's s vessels steamer 28,441 miles.
 lover ,4,O00,000 tons of cargo and munitions of war have been carried in addition to many thousand horses and mules.
 lover 300 officers and engineers were found out of the Company's ser vice for the Royal Navy, one oi whom, It R. N. Stuart, has won the D. S. o. and V. C., while many oth CTS have received decorations and been mentioned in dispatches"
 The ships in the Canadian Pacific Companys Atlantic fleet are Alsatian. Empress of Britain. Minnedosa. Melita. Metagama. Grampian. Corsican. Tunisian. ScOtian. Scandinavian. Pretorian. Corinthian. Sicilian. Victorian. Virginian. The Victorian and Virglnian are still in the Government service.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
THEATRE ATTR ACT HONS General New. of Local Theatres, Screen Stars
 and Features

tain Barnaby, was formerly an op- cratic tenor of international repu- tation. He toured the world at the head of his own company, Ricca Al len, who plays Mrs. Duff, the hard hearted land-lady, has appeared in many Metro wonderpays and one cct comedies. Nellie Grant, who was seen in "rhc Flower Of No Mans Land" plays Patsy's "beau- tifnl mother,e and Louis E. Foley is another favorite in the cast.
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Viola Dana in "A.a ddin's Other Lamp" aa inc Coliseum.

u the Coliseum.
 With a Mack Scnnett comedy and a five-act drama, !" Aladdin's Other Lamp" the Coliseum will present new bill tonight that will be we'll worth seeing.
 An excellent cast has been chosen to support Viola Dana in her Me tro wonderplay, ''Aladdins Other Lamp" directed by John H. Col lins, and adapted by June Mathis from Willard Mack's playlet, "The Dream Girl" Robert Walker has the part of Harry Hardy, the gro cer's boy with aspirations to be lawyer. MT. Walkers rise in the dramatic world has been rapid. Five years ago he joined Chauncy Olcott's company. He deserted the stage for the screen later, first go- ing with the Kalem company and then joining Miss Dana, with whom he has appeared both with the Edison and then with Metro For Metro he has appeared in Lady Barnacle," Gods Law and Mans, :" "The Mortal Sin," "The Gates of Eden," and "The Light of Happi- ness"
 Augustus Phillips has an oppor- tunity to display remarkable abll- ity in the part of the Genie in "Alad- din's Other Lamp" MT. Phillips is favorite on both stage and screen, having appeared with Miss Dana in many Metro wonderplays. Before going into motion picture work he was well known in stock compan- ies, where he developed the surpris- ing versatility that has made him so valuable.
 Henry Hallam, who plays Cap
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MOVING PICTURE
 AUDIENCE IN BATH
 TUES THE LATEST

LONDON, Jan. "A moving pie turc audience in bath tubs through which warm water flows is the en- tertainment oddity provided in film shows by the American Y. M. c. A.. at the hospital under the shadows of Kings College, Cambridge, where wounded men from France are treat tients who have had very serious, septic wounds are having the water treatment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
Jack Gardner
 in "Open Places" Last Time Tonight.

Jack Gardner in "Open Places, |" will be seen for the last time at the Palace theatre tonight, along with a Harold Lloyd comedy.
 After a session in motion pictures on the Pacific Coast, the white lights of Broadway have lost their charm for Jack Gardner, Essan- avs leading man. MT. Gardner for merly was a New York musical comedy star and had never lived west of New Rochelle. One breath of the fresh desert air, however, showed him where he had been mak- ing a mistake. "Open Places" is this stars current feature.
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ing Express. It [ from a U-boat D; tended victim-wh gical moment wa reach bye a big tered the quietus submarine on the steamer. Here l count of it.
 The British stea manded by Captab was off Bardscy cargo of timber Garston. There on and the ship '
 The first to sec inc was the gum ted the track of if something like happen, would ] amidships. Moth in time to turn danger, but a he on it's crest the only drawing a fe then those who
 pecting to be tor saw a second U-bo ing in conjunction the other side of { by the torpedo.
 They heard a C and saw a mounta up into the air.