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strong man to 60 straight against fear
full odds


Tho orchestra from Crandalls
Metropolitan Theater. Jesse Z. Heit-
music at the Victory Loan meeting
at the b. 3. Keith Theater last We'd
nesday afternoon. The entire or
ganization of twenty-five contributed
their services.
While Lewis i, sel.nick has
duct the Select Pictures Corporation
purely as a distributing agency. Gold
wyn Pictures has added Frank Lloyd
to its corps OF directors and an
nounces the policy of building up a
producing organization second to
none in the industry. s
A special benefit performances win
be given at Crandalrs Knickerbocker
Thursday under the direction of the
local chapter of the Daughters of the
Loyal Legion. to provide pianos and
player-pianos for the returned SOL
diers, sailors and marines convales-
cling from shell shock at ST. Eliza
beth Hospital. 1t has been found that
music has a salutory effect.
Beatrice Blair says that Virginia
Pearson. the original vampire with
Robert Hilliard in the stage play, A
Fool There Was" Notwithstanding she
has since been screened in every kind
of role. poet and peasant fine. breezy
girl of the golden west. aristocratic
Russian princess and smart society
woman. Is still haunted by her role as
vampire In the stage play.
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KNICKERBOCKER-"One of the
Finest"

The Yelled Adventure" featuring
Constance Talmadge and Harrison
Ford will be shown at Crandalf s
knickerhpcker Theater today and to-
morrow. on Tuesday and Wednes-
day Captain Kidd, Jr..' the new
Aircraft production, will feature
Mary Pickford, with the amazing IN
telligencc of a trained parrot that
does precisely the right thing at pre-
cisely the right time.
Tom Moore will be pictured in zone
! of the Finest" Thursday and Friday.
and Three Green Eyes" will be
| shown Saturday.
! The knickerbocker daily presents
Supplemental features.
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Carolina.

Today. Pauline Frederick. in "Paid in
Full'; tomorrow. Alice Brady. in MA
rie, Ltd: Tuesday, Wallace Reid. in
alias Mike Moran; Wednesday. Fred
Stone. in Johnny. Get Your Gun;
Thursday. Carlyle Blackwell, in Hit or
Miss; Friday, Elsie Ferguson, in 1.-THE
Marriage Price; Saturday. John Barry
more, in "Are You a Mason?'
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New Navy.

Today and tomorrow, THE Turn of
the Road: Tuesday. Carmel Myers,
in "The Little White Savage; We'd
nesday. Gladys Brockwell, in THE
Forbidden Room: Thursday, Viola
Dana, in "A Partisan Tigress"; Fri
day, Billie Burke, in Peggy" also
'Maciste the Liberltor'; Saturday,
Charlie Chaplin. III "Shanghaied," ;"
Money Talks" and Fatty Arbuckle
comedy.
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Avenue Grand.

Today, Pauline Frederick. in "One
Week Of Life; tomorrow, Dorothy Dali
ton. in "Extravagance"; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Marguerite Clark. in Three
Men and Girl"; Thursday, Dustin Far
mum. in "The Man in the OPEN: Friday,
Violet Palmer and all-star cast. in
Ginger; Saturday. Marion Davies, in
Getting Mary Married.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
PALACE-"For Better, fol
Worse"

Today and the first half of this
week. at Loew's Palace Theater, the
first showings in Washington will be
given OF Cecil B. De Miles sumptuous
cinema masterpiece. For Better. for
Worse" 1t features four players of
distinct prominence in the film world,
Gloria Swanson, Elliott Dexter,
Wanda Hawley ard Tom Forman.
MIR. De Mile has Chosen for his latest
effort. which is based on a story by
Edgar Selwyn. the play wright the
theme that all the heroes were not
IN the trenches.
The last three days of the week
the first Washington showing will
be given of Ethel Clayton's latest pic
ture success, .'NiCkY Van"
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Marguerite
Clark, in Three Men and Girl; Tues
day, Kitty Gordon. in THE Scar"
Wednesday. Pauline Frederick, in Zone
Week Of Life; Thursday. Marion Da-
vies. in Getting Mary Married.: FRI
day, Dorothy Dalton. in "Extrava-
gance": Saturday. Earle Williams, in
"A Gentleman of Quality
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Olympic

Today and tomorrow. Nazimova, in
"Out of the Fog; Tuesday, Harold
Lockwood. in THE Great Romance;
Wednesday. Wallace Reid, in Alias
Mike Moran; Thursday, Billie Burke,
in Good Gracious, Annabelle"; Fri
day. Fred Stone, in Johnny Get Your
Gun; Saturday, Kitty Gordon, in
The Scar"
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PHOTOPLAYS NEXT WEEK.

"A Woman's Experience" which has
Mary Boland, the noted actress, for
the first three days of next week, with
Geraldine Farrar in THE Stronger
Vow" Wednesday and Thursday and
Alice Brady in Red Head" Friday and
Saturday.
Come Out Of the Kitchen" with
Marguerite Clark in Ruth Chatterton's
role, will be shown at the Palace until
Thursday, when Dorothy Dalton, in
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Fannie Ward, in
Common Clay; Tuesday. Peggy Hy-
land. in 1.-The Rebellious Bride; T.;
Wednesday, Bessie Barriscale. in 1.-TWO
Gun Betty: Thursday, Anna Q. Nilsson.
in THE Way Of the Strong; Friday.
Edith Roberts. in 1.-THE Taste of Life, -
also a splendid l. Ko comedy. and Sat-
urday. Tom Mix, in Fighting for Cold
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STRAND-"The Binding Trail. "

THE Binding Trail" from the story
by Stuart Patton and John B. Ciymer.
and featuring Monroe Salisbury. sup
ported by Claire Anderson, will be
shown at the Strand the first four
days of this week. 1t is a story of
the great north woods. The last three
days of the week Mae Murray will
be seen in The Delicious Little
Devil story of New York night
life, as Mary Mcguire. cabaret
dancer.
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Princess.

Today. Wallace Reid in alias Mike
Moran; tomorrow, Fred Stone in
Johnny Get Your Cum; Tuesday,
Carlyle Blackwell in Hit or Miss;
Wednesday. Elsie Ferguson in THE
Marriage Price; Thursday. John Bar
rymore In Are You Mason?"; Fri
day, Bryant Washburn in Poor
Boob; Saturday, Mary Pickford in
Rags"
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Revere,

Sunday. Henry B. Walthall. in False
Races; Monday, Shirley Mason. in 1.-The
winning Girf'; Tuesday. William Rus
sell. in Where the West Begins
Wednesday, Constance Talmadge, in
"EXperimental Marriage; Thursday,
John BARRYMORE. in Are You a Ma :
son Friday, Billie Burke, in Good
Gracious. Annabelle" Saturday, Pauline
Frederick, in Paid in Full"
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Truxton.

Sunday, Julia Dean and Edwin Arden,
| in Ruling Passions; Monday, Alma
Rubens, in Diane of the Green VAN;
Tuesday. May Allison, in I'm for
Thirty Days; Wednesday. Alice Brady,
| in The Hollow Of Her Hand; Thurs
day. Frank keenan,, in Todd of the
Times; Friday. Billy Rhodes. in ''The
Lamb and the Lion; Saturday,
Mitchell Lewis, in THE Code of the
Yukon"
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American.

Today. Mary Pickford, in 'Hulda from
Holland: tomorrow, Earle Williams
and Grace Darmond. in 1.-THE Man Who
Would Not Tell'; Tuesday. Wallace
Reid, in alias Mike Moran; Wednes-
day, Kitty Gordon, in 1.-The Scar; j;
Thursday, Anita Stewart and Earle
Williams. in From Headquarters" !;
Friday, Alice Joyce, in Capt Cour-
tesy": Saturday. William S. Hart. in
| Breed of Men,
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GARDEN-"H -"Help! Help! Policev

George Walsh will be the picture
star at Moore's Garden Theater the
first four days of this week in Help.
which deals with safety razors. the
police and a love affair. 1t is of
the comedy drama type and full of
humorous incidents as we'll as thrill
ing action. Thursday and the re-
mainder of the week Billie Rhodes
VIII lac the star in The Love Call"
her latest release. Miss Rhodes is
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Marguerite
Clark in Three Men and a Girl;
Tuesday. Pauline Frederick in "One
Week of Life; Wednesday, Dorothy
Dalton in Extravaganza; Thursday,
Violet Palmer in Ginger: Friday,
Marion Davies in Getting Mary Mar
ried"; Saturday, Dustin Farnum in
The Man in the Open"
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pictured as little western girl who
hears the call of love-" and. forget
ting all that was hers for the ask
ing, goes down into the valley in
answer to her lovers call and finds
happiness. Art Hoxen, the cowboy
actor-athlete, plays the leading role.
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CRANDALL'S-"Pettigrew's Girl"

Crandalfs Theater today and tomor-
row will present "Pettigrew's Girl"
featuring Ethel Clayton. 1t leads
through back-stage rehearsal scenes
in a metropolitan theater into the
army camps and finally to the home
of a charming girl.
Tuesday and Wednesday Mabel Nor
mand will be seen in The Pest"
Thursday and Friday, Mary Pickford
in Captain Kidd, Jr." Mollie King,
screened in Suspense" will be shown
Saturday. Supplemental film and
good music are also daily features.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
CONSTANCE IALMADGE
"We HezIed AdNezzz<1e"

THE Man in the Open; Wednesday,
Mae Marsh. in "Spotlight Sadie ;
Thursday. Gladys Brockwell, in THE
Forbidden Room; Friday. Bryant
Washburn, in Poor Boob; Satur-
day, Nazimova, in Out of the Fog"
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Liberty.

Today, Dorothy Phillips. in "The
Heart of HUMANITY; tomorrow.
Marguerite Clark, in "Gretna Green"
also Houdini, in 1.-The Master Mys-
terry; Tuesday, Dustin Farnum, In
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Florida.

Today. Theda Bara in ''The Light;
tomorrow, Lee Kids in Tell 1t to the
Marines; Tuesday. Tom Moore in
"Just for Tonight" also Houdini in
"The Master Mystery; Wednesday,
Cyril Wilbur in His Perfect Day.;
Thursday, Norma Talmadge in Going
Straight: Friday, George Fawcette
in The Railroader"; Saturday,
Madge Kennedy in THE Kingdom Of
Youth"
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Lisbon Spoils Revolt Plans.

LISBON, Friday. May 2.-An at
tempted military revolt IN Lisbon.
which had been organized for Tues
day of this week, was broken up by
the government, a number of persons
were arrested and some have been
expelled.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Tom Moore. the picture star. is said
to have found "the most important
role of his career" in the photoplay Of
Basil Kings magazine story. The
City of Comrades" which was OBJ
tanned for him against strong compet-
tive bidding.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Harry T. Morey's new picture.
Beating the Odds" based on a popu-
lar novel, besides giving glimpse of
the underworld, contains romance
with gripping dramatic situations.
The story concerns the hght OF
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Home.

Today. Alice Brady. in marie. Ltd;
tomorrow. Wallace Reid. in alias Mike
Moran; Tuesday. Fred Stone, in
Johnny. Get Your Gun; Wednesday.
Carlyle Blackwell, in "Hit or Miss:
Thursday. Elsie Ferguson. in 1.-The Mar
riags Price; Friday, John Barrymore,
in "Are You a Mason?'; Saturday, Bry-
ant Washburn, in Poor Boob"
Evening star., 1919-05-04

To protect himself against loss
through any fatality to his stars.
Thomas II. Ince is said to have in
sured the life of each for 100000
This arrangement includes Dorothy
Dal.on. Enid Bennett and Charles Ray.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Earle Williams new picture. THE
Usurper." was played on the stage by
Nat Goodwin. 1t is the story of John
Maddox, an American ranchman. who
lea sed an old castle in England and
won its pretty chatelaine, after
grilling experience.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

An announcement states that Cha
teau Thierry, Nerdun, the Marne and
other battle grounds of Europe are
to furnish scenery for proposed film
dramas and spectacular productions
by the Fox Film Company.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Madge kennedy'S new picture
Leave 1t to Susan" Is announced 70,
release May Il. 1t has a quartet Of
COW boys to add to the excitement.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Pauline F'rederick's new picture,
The Fear Woman" is promised to be
distinct dramatic surprise. The
story depicts the growth of the mind
and soul of very unusual girl.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Corinne Griffith's next Vitagraph
picture will be society drama calle>
Thin Ice" 1t was prepared as an
original scenario by Corp. shannon
Fife.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

The Lady of Red Butte" will be the
feature for the remainder Of the week.
Her Code of Honor" will feature
Florence Reed the first four days of
the week at Crandalrs Metropolitan,
and LAS Man Thinks" Leah Baird.
the remainder of the week. Her Code
of Honor" will be shown at the knick-
erbocker also next Sunday and Mon
day: Marguerite Clark, in Let's
Elope." Tuesday and Wednesday; "As
a Man Thinks" Thursday and Friday.
and Bessie Love. in "The Yankee
Princess" on Saturday.
THE Money Corral" William S.
Hart's new photoplay, will be shown at
IIoews Columbia the first four days OF
the week, and Vivian Martin. in The
Home Town Girl" the latter part of
the week.
"Forbidden FIRES will feature
Louise Glaum as girl Of the desert
at Moores Rialto.
"The Wilderness Trail" featuring
Tom Mix will be shown the entire
week at Moore's Garden.
Some LIAR" featuring William Rus
sell in a breezy film comedy, will be
the feature at Moores Strand from
Sunday to Wednesday.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Marguerite Clark, having finished
Come Out of the Kitchen" has hied
herself to California for the produc-
ton of Clyde Fitch's comedy. Girls
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Rex Beach is voicing a sentiment
often printed in motion picture litera-
ture that picture stars have reached
their zenith and that the future is
not likely to be so roseate for them.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

! Billie Burke has renewed her con-
tract with the Famous Players-Lasky
Corporation so as to permit her ap-
| pearance also on the stage next fall
in a new play. Her next picture Is
! labeded "Billeted."
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Goldwyn is to star Tom Moore in
William Faversham's Broadway sue
cess, Lord and Lady Algy."
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Mabel Normand's new picture.
when Doctors Disagree is a farci-
cal romance in which the star is
pictured as the daughter of the
village "tiGht-wad"
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AI1llISQnQQntS q
The Ph0toPlaX
srr announcements for the

HH-T He announcements for the
moving picture theater
have with every season
A seemed TO indicate that the
elaborate ma Snifceuce of
the screen drama had reached it's
climax. Yet every season has sur
passed its predecessor. and the
preparations now being made point to
achievements hitherto undreamed OF.
The information. for instance. that
David Griffith has leased the bic
Broadway playhouse, the George
Cohan Theater. as a. domicile for his
film productions, offers striking con-
1rast to the different appeals to pub
lie notice presented when the NOV
ing picture was regarded only as d
novel experiment in Photography.
as &s IS
The archeofocist has frequently
pointed 20 a srot on + street. now
paIatiaily adorned. where stood one
story strurtrre of stone designed on
,frecian lines. j was willard Han,
. where lecturers and amateur play ers
we're won't to Cou;,reEate. confident
that tke auditorium coJlI easily be
filed with friends in case the .ren-
trai public proved uudlSCerE.nE. Put
ting Il moving picture over n t30%H
DAYS was 10 easy task. IL required
shovmanShip An ancient " ho knew
his show business from sattdhst TO
Shakespeare, hit upon a intimate
device. which compelled interest in
the ''hickers," as they were then lrreVer-
emily termed. He was tL@ !aCirrer.
rs well as the manager, ana advance
representative. He made II niS buSl-
ness to learn the names OF the p@o-
pie who came into the hal!. ara IN
the course of his reriaTi-S Displayed
the liveliest ingenuity III Il series OK
personal references linking his cl.2a-
tele with the scenes & nd episodes cast
upon the screen. I.CSc!nb!&nceS TO
great statesmen Were spontaneously
invented. and references to expert
erces in the course of travel. or civic
activities. were tossed of n genial
profusion. The audiences lIheG the
talk even better than the PICTURES
But they never lined up in such SIDE
walk parades as now distinguish the
moving picture theater, which has
distinctive modern creation to oher
at far higher cost.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

! Margaret Turubull is preparing the
scenario of 1T Pays to Advertise" for
| Bryant Washburn.
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production, The knickerbocker Buck

Kay Laurel. whom Harrison Fisher.
the artist. rates as the most beauti-
full girl in the world. appears In Wal
lace Red's new Paramount picture.
The Valley Of the Giants" Miss
Laurel was "FollieS" girl.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Lure of the Films-lrene Fenwlck
was asked lately what real inducement
beyond pecuniary advantage there is IN
acting for pictures.
There is any amount of inspra- l.
ton" she said. but 1T is of quite diff
ferent kind from the inspiration OF
the stage
Il find the greatest poetic uplift and
physical exaltation In acting for pic
lures outdoors. in the woods, by the
seashore or in a mountain setting
You can get rid of an immense
amount of temperament in this out
door work and / find it very delight
full.
There is another reason why many
actresses prefer picture work 10 tne
legitimate stage, and that Is because
there are so few good legitimate pays,
but any number of fine picture scena-
rios.
'It is easier to write a scenario Tor
-aI picture play than it is to write
=spoken drama. 1t is also easier to
quickly detect the merits of a scena-
@rio, than of a play.
: II have no intention OF DESERT
ing the legitimate stage. On the con-
lrary, l am more ambitious than ever
40 do bigger things than have ever
attempted yet in spoken drama. but
i do not see why these ambitions
should prevent me from acting Tor
-pictures now and then"
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Home Town Girl" is to be released
this month.

Home Town Girl is to be released
this month.
Margaret Turnbull is preparing the
scenario of 1T Pays to Advertise" for
Bryant Washburn.
Goldwyn Is to star Tom Moore in
William Faversham's Broadway sue
cess, Lord and Lady Algy."
Madge Kennedy's new picture.
Leave it to Susan" Is announced for
release May Il. 1t has quartet Of
COW boys to add to the excitement.
Marguerite Clark, having finished
Come Out of the Kitchen has hied
herself to California for the produc
ton of Clyde Fitch's comedy. Girls"
Corinne Griffths next Vitagraph
picture will be a society drama calle&
original scenario by Corp. Shannon
Fife.
Pauline Frederck's new picture,
The Fear Woman is promised to be
a distinct dramatic surprise. The
story depicts the growth of the mind
and soul of a very unusual girl.
Rex Beach is voicing a sentiment
often printed in motion picture litera-
ture tnat picture stars nave reached
their zenith and that the future is
not likely to be so roseate for them.
Mabel Normand's new picture.
when Doctors Disagree" is a farci-
cal romance in which the star is
pictured as the daughter of the
village 'tiGht-wad.'
Bessie Loves next picture, The
Little Boss" has its scheme laid in
the giant tree section of California,
where as little lumber boss she
falls in love with city man.
Douglas Fairbanks has made a spe-
cial arrangement with the Famous
Players-L Lasky Corporation for the dis
tribution of his own first big special
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Authors Becoming Interested.-One

Authors Becoming Intercsted.-One
of the significant indications of the
real development of the art OF the
motion picture is found in the IN
creasing number of prominent authors
who are writing and adapting dramas
for the screen. Authorship was the
last element of Importance in the In
tricate business of photoplay produc-
tfon to respond to the public demand
for higher quality OF product.
Photography was infinitely improved
las We're acting methods. and the
housing of silent drama became al
hnost palatial before real dramat,sts
and personages of recognized literary
6jstinction took up seriously the task
bf constructing plausible plays for
Eorm of dramatic art that has no per-
k,anent literature. Happily, this con-
ition no longer exists.
Two excellent examples of the care
ou being exercised to harmonic play
md personality are The Yelled MYs-
cry" written by Julia Crawford
vers to provide Constance Talmadge
rith a sprightly romantic comedy
hnd zone of the Finest" a romantic
comedy drama of San Francisco's po-
|lice force, written by J. Garrison
MILLER.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Bessie Loves next picture, The
Little Boss" has its scheme laid in
the giant tree section of California.
where as a little lumber boss she
falls in love with city man.
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Filnograns.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Vivian Martins new picture, 9TH
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Douglas Fairbanks has made a spe-
cial arrangement with the Famous
Players-Lasky Corporation for the dis
tribution of his own first big special
Evening journal., 1919-12-19

with their lawyers, although the lat
ter, Of course. were frequently con-
suited.
The final agreement was reached only
in the last few days and severa. ., the
counsel OF the packers were here touay
for the final negotiations.
The official outline OF the agree
ment reached between the Government
and the packers follows:
Attorney-General Palmer yesterday
announced that the five big packers.
Armour & Co., Morris & Co.. swift q
Co., Wilson & Co. and Cudahy Packing
Company. their main subsidiaries and
principal stockholders and managers,
have submitted to all the contentious Of
the Government and consented TO the
entry Of any injunction decree provid-
ing for the carrying out Of these con-
tentions.
Under this decree, the defendants,
and each OF them, either as corpora
tions or as individuals, are compelled,
In brief:
To sell under supervision Of the
United States District Court preferably
TO the live stock producers and the pub
lie. all their holdings in public stock
yards.
To sell, under the same supervision
and in like manner, all their interest
in stock yard railroads and terminals.
To sell, under the same supervision
and In like manner, all their interests
in market newspapers.
Dispose Of all their interest in pub
lie cOld-st0rage warehouses except as
necessary for their own meat products.
the retail meat business.
To dissociate themselves forever with
all unrelated lines" including whole
sale groceries. fresh. canned, dried or
salt fish, fresh. dried or canned vege-
tables. fresh, crushed dried, evaporated
or canned fruits, confectiOnaries, syr-
ups, soda water fountains, supplies,
etc, coffee, tea, chocolate, cocoa, nuts
lOur. sugar, rice and cereals with an
exception 10 be noted, bread, waters
crackers, biscuits, spaghetti, vermicilli
marcaroni, cigars, china, furniture, etc.
To abandon forever the use OF the
branch houses, route cars and auto
trucks. comprising their distribution
system, for any other than their own
meat and dairy products.
To submit perpetually to the iuris-
dictiOn Of the United States District
Courts under an injunction forbldding
all the defendants from directly or IN
directly maintaining any combination
or conspiracy with each other, personal
or any other persons or monOpOllzing
or attempting to monopOllze, any food
products In the United States. or in
dulging in any unfair and unlawful
practice.
The decree further provides the iuris-
dlction Is perpelually retained by the
courts for the purpose OF taking such
other action. or adding at the foot Of
the decree such other relief. II any. that !
may become necessary or appropriate |
for the carrying out and enforcement |
Of the decree or for the purpose OF en- !
at any time hereafter in he |
application which the parties may make |
with respect to this decree.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19

tlnue its search on a larger and more
active scale.
Dr. Nicholas and his colleagues are
encouraged in their task by the rerent
discovery OF petroleum In Lancaster
county. Pennsylvania, near the MARY
land line. The flow was brought TO
the surface by rock blasting. The
yield Is only i2 gallons a day, but the
discovery east Of the Allegheny Noun
tains has upssl all theories OF geolo-
gists that crude oil deposits could be
found only west Of the Allegheny range
They find further encouragement in the
preserce Of lnnammable gas at a con
siderable depth In WicomicO county,
Evening journal., 1919-12-19

preparation OF $1,000 to be added to
the endowment Of the academy for its
maintenance. The institution former
ly received this sum.
w. J. Ogden, secretary Of the board,
suggested that the academy be linked
mp with the city educational system.
nr. Nicholas replied that the lnsitu-
ton could best perform its svork by
remaining separate from any alli-
ance. He said that 1t is sending lee
turers and exhibits into the counties.
In two years said Dr.. Nicholas
1--WE expect to increase our endowment
to S25OOO0"
The board listened attentively to DR..